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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1902
Page
3
A testimonial touts Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a radical stomach cure. It claims strength to the stomach, nourishes nerves, purifies blood, and relieves indigestion and liver pain after years of doctor visits. The reader mentions Dr. Pierce's pellets for biliousness.
Washington March 24 General Miles testimony before the senate committee of military affairs is made public tonight The exchange at the close shows Pettus urging revision of notes and the chairman noting the habit of submitting stenographer reports to the witness for correction The dialogue hints at possible deletions or changes to the published record.
General Miles criticizes the proposed staff bill as centralizing power and removing distance between staff and fighting forces. He notes the inspector general’s crucial role in keeping the army efficient and defends the existing departments pay quartermaster and commissary services. He warns the plan mirrors autocratic governance and would threaten republican democracy and the army’s long standing traditions.
Advertising copy touts Ballard's Snow Liniment to relieve neuralgic pain rheumatism lumbago and sciatica with a penetrating effect. Sold by Thomas and Moore at prices of 2 and 40 cents.
An advertisement explains a cycle of weakness and recovery, urging external aid to break the pattern. Scott's Emulsion is presented as the remedy that first stabilizes the stomach, enriches the blood, strengthens the body, and grows new flesh, leading to self-sufficiency. The ad notes the trademark on every bottle and invites free samples from Scott & Bowne.
The state commands the sheriff to publish weekly citations for four weeks to Beecher Howard in Cameron Texas as part of a divorce suit filed March 25 1902 between Greely Howard plaintiff and Beecher Howard defendant. The case No 3897 seeks dissolution of marriage citing infidelity and abandonment with court return on April 21 1902.
A Hartford man recalls a rusty wire infection that nearly required amputation. After using Electric Bitters and Bucklin's Amnica Salve, his leg recovered fully. The ad promotes these remedies for blood disorders eruptions and a tonic for the nervous system, with small price points and a guarantee from Thomas & Moore.
The Milam County District Court issues a four week publication summons to Pink Barton in a divorce petition filed March 12 1902 by Kuma Burton. The case No 3568 alleges desertion cruelty and seeks divorce custody of two children Sarah age five and Vickey age three with costs and relief. The Sheriff is ordered to publish in a Milam County newspaper prior to the April 21 1902 term.
Public notice states W G Matkins is summoned to appear in Cameron Texas on the third Monday in April 1902 to answer a petition filed February 24 1902 in case No 3862 where Nannie Mathins is the plaintiff and W G Matkins the defendant, alleging facts in the petition.
In Cameron Texas a petition for divorce was filed by Dr Herrin against Kila Harris. The court orders weekly publication for four weeks before the return date in April 1902. The suit alleges marriage on April 13 1901 and separation on April 24 1901 with defendant absent since. The plaintiff states kindness and forbearance but claims a loathsome disease contracted from the defendant.
Plaintiff sues for divorce claiming living apart makes continued marriage unbearable and asks for costs, general and special relief as stated in the petition. The writ commands publication and return with execution details to be shown at the next regular term. Clerk T. C. Stafford records the filing in Cameron Texas with the court seal.
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