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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1907
Page
7
Walnut Springs May 29 Thomas Daugherty a trackman with the Texas Central railway extra gang was found dead about 5 pm near the work site after leaving his dinner. No identification beyond a receipt card showing membership in the national union of railway trackmen.
Promotional note touts Kodol as fast relief for stomach troubles. Claims it goes to the seat of trouble, strengthens digestive organs, supplies natural juices and digests food. Promises harmless remedy with money back if it fails. sold by Price & Mitchell.
A newly widowed woman in Gerry county sends a thank you note to the Republic praising friends and neighbors for aid during her husband’s illness and death. She mentions selling a five year old milk cow and a roan gelding, and ends with a reflective blessing.
Many users praise Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy though they hesitate to publicly testifiy. Their private endorsements help make the medicine a household word due to its reputed cures of diarrhoea and bowel trouble. Sold by Price Mitchell The Corner Drug Store.
J. B. McCoy of Melrose New Mexico arrived last Saturday for a visit to his brother in law R. C. Feagin and other relatives in Hill and Bosque counties while recovering from two months of treatment at Mineral Wells and Abilene. His health is slowly improving but remains slow to return.
Bert Barber of Elton Wisconsin praises De Witt's Kidney and Bladder Pills saying four doses relieved his packache and urinary troubles and he continues the pills seeking a perfect cure. The ad claims the pills treat weak kidneys and bladder inflammation with a week’s treatment for 25 cents sold by Price Mitchell.
J C Bird foreman of the steam shovel was struck by the machine in the T C yards last Monday evening and knocked down. He suffered a severe back injury, but physicians expect a temporary disability and a few weeks’ absence. City friends express sympathy.
Jester Seale suffered a nasty upper lip gash from a shovel incident requiring three stitches while another man had a facial wound. The page promotes Kodol as a stomach rest remedy conforming to the Pure Food and Drugs Law, sold by Price & Mitchell.
County Superintendent O Y Brown advised the Whitney school board that the anti nepotism law takes effect July 12 and contracts before that date are unaffected. Miss Willie Jennings, who resigned after re election due to a trustee relative, will be retained to the relief of her friends.
Pleasant cough and cold remedy suitable for babies children and all. No opiates gentle on the stomach and does not constipate. Contains honey and tar with maple syrup flavor. Sold by Price Mitchell.
C V Pepper of Fedora Tennessee recounts a dramatic recovery from hemorrhages of the lungs and throat after doctors failed. He started Dr King’s New Discovery and quickly improved. coughing ceased and bleeding diminished within three weeks enabling him to return to work. Trial bottle free at Price Mitchells drug store.
John D. Stone, former editor and manager of the Morgan News, spent Sunday afternoon in the city after disposing of his interests in the Morgan Hico News-Review.
A Cedar Grove Maine man credits Electric Bitters with curing liver and kidney trouble after a discouraging search for relief. The letter says one bottle helped and three bottles completed the cure. Price Mitchell druggists sell the remedy for stomach liver and kidney ailments at 0c.
A. T. Boyd of Chalk Mountain road six miles NW of town reports killing 110 rats last Wednesday while moving corn and feed. The Walnut Springs Hustler invites any county or state teachers who can beat the record to respond.
Clarence Barnaby was not killed in a train fall as first reported. He fell from the top of a box car while chasing hobos and injured his back. He remained unconscious for hours but now walks with crutches and is improving. Earlier misfortunes included arm blood poisoning and smallpox. Barnaby vows to remain in business.
Bankers' Special leaves Fort Worth Thursday night as a concentration point. The routes head toward Chicago and Buffalo via Santa Fe and Trunk Line, to New York via Shore and Penna Line, and west to St. Louis Frisco Paris and Surf back to Fort Worth.
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