Dr Thomen Prominent X Ray Institute Specialist
An advertisement touts Dr A A Thomen chief examining and consulting physician of the X Ray Medical Institute for twenty years as a leading medical specialist. It claims certificates from colleges and state officials, a versatile cure program across catarrh asthma bronchitis pneumonia and consumption, with testimonials available, and promises free examination and treatment deemed highly beneficial. The notice targets men, women, and youths, including claims of cures for kidney, bladder, blood, and nervous diseases, with emphasis on safe applications, without pain, and urges immediate consultation.
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X-Ray Medical Institute
Molomay
Tellae
Tha
Ountry
Thomen
Tholen
Bright
I Poe
Old Soldier Grafton Dies After Dropsy At 67
William Q Grafton aged 67 died Thursday evening at Mrs A E Tansechts boarding house on Fifth Street He served under Admiral Farragut in the Mississippi Naval Squadron He left a widow two sons Charles O Grafton of Munsey Indiana and Clenton E Grafton of Marietta and a brother George R Crafton of Pittsburgh Pa He loved nature and walked daily with his dog near his land by Killbuck Creek preparing a bungalow for summer plans
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William Q Grafton
A. E. Tansecht
Fifth Street
Grafton
Dropyy
G. A. HR
Farragut
Killbuck
Mr. Grafton
Charles O. Grafton
Munsey, Ind
Clenton E. Grafton
Marietta
George R. Crafton
Pittsburg
County levy set at 7.2 mills with new bridge tax
County commissioners at a midweek session nearly finalize the 1908 tax levy at 7.2 mills, reserving small changes for the special bridge rate. Final survey estimates and blind relief funding adjustments may alter totals, with four townships bearing additional road taxes and a 1.7 mill bridge debt levy to be approved after surveyor estimates.
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Tuscarawas
Keene
Jackson
Franklin
County
Judicial
Don Dont Starve If Digestion Is Weak
When digestion is weak some eat only what they can digest causing partial starvation. Kodol digests starch fat and phosphates as well as albumen and supplies pancreatic juice. It stops irritation and pain, rests the weak stomach, and promises quick recovery with a money back guarantee on a dollar bottle. Made by E. C. DeWitt & Co Chicago.
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E. C. DeWise & Co
Chicago
Deeds Wallace Nuptials Solemnized in Coshocton
Two popular Coshocton youths wed Wednesday evening in a private ceremony at Grace M E church. Earl Deeds, son of Noah Deeds, and Alma Estella Wallace, formerly of Nelsonville, are now Mr. and Mrs. Deeds and will reside in Coshocton as friends and neighbors extend congratulations.
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Coshocton
Earl Deeds
Alma Estella Wallace
C. &. Robertson
Grace M. E. Church
Deeds
Noah Deeds
The
Meek Co
Nelsonville
Legion
Mr. Deeds
Caton and Williams Wed at United Brethren Church
Otto W. Caton and Miss Lillian E. Williams were married at eight o'clock Wednesday evening at Rev Kohler's home in the United Brethren church. The bride wore a white gown and carried white carnations and is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J B Williams of Kenilworth avenue. The groom, a former Fresno resident, works as a foreman in a glove factory and will reside on Kenilworth avenue.
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Lillian E. Williams
Kohler
United Brethren Church
Kenilworl Avenue
Wedding of Gladya Hamilton and Miss Nettie Barrick
Ushers were Gladya Hamilton and Miss Nettie Barrick. Following the ceremony, a wedding dinner was served to a company of seventy guests. Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton departed on the afternoon train for a week's visit in Van Grtu Hi, after which they will make their new home in Frese.
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Gladya Hamilton
Estate of John Burden Inventory Filed in Probate Court
The inventory of the late John Burden shows personal effects appraised at 1974.05 dollars and sufficient to pay all debts. No real estate is enumerated, but an application is made for leave to sell real estate.
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John Burden
Troopers Battle Night Riders in Tobacco Farms Near Decatur
Troop B engaged night riders scraping tobacco beds at Norval Johns farm near Decatur leaving a blood trail and wounding one rider. A clash also occurred at David McPherson's farm. Hamton Myers and William Devore were arrested on scraping tobacco beds with 20 more arrests anticipated by Monday as farmers push to protect crops. Frantic appeals to former Harris seek continued mounted troop presence.
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David McPherson
Hamton Myers
William Devore
Frormer Harris
Local notes from Pearl and Coshocton names friends
Miss Ida Bender of Coshocton spent weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs G Wy Bender. Mrs A M Lantz and Mrs F A Swigert visited in Coshocton. Miss Clara Bender and Miss Edith Rings visited Phoebe Fingz at Baltic. Dr Crile of Cleveland attends sister Florence who is seriously ill. Sadie Zingg attended Chill social. R G Everhart returned from Zanesville where he attended business college. Mr and Mrs A M Lantz, Mr and Mrs F A Swigert and Russe Everhart visited John Osinger. Mrs Fred Klein was in Coshocton early week. Vern Fair of Baltic called Sunday.
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Pearl
Ida Bender
Coshocton
G. Wy. Bender
A. M. Lantz
F. A. Swigert
Clara Bender
Edith Rings
Phoebe Fingz
Baltic
Dr. Crile
Cleveland
Florence
Sadie Zingg
Chill
R. G. Everhart
Zane Wilh Tuesaday
Business College
Russe Everhart
Ohn Osinger's
Fred Klein
Denver Convention Train Offers Cheap July Trip to Democrats
A special round trip train from Columbus to Denver for the Democratic National Convention is advertised with stopovers at Chicago and Colorado Springs. Depart Columbus July Fourth evening, return July 17, with option to extend to July 19 for $39.70 round trip and $10 full occupancy. Details include routes via Big Four, Chicago and Alton, Santa Fe, and Rock Island. Also notes a Bakersville wedding for Miss Victoria Mizer and Robert Hamilton with family attendees and floral details.
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Denver
Columbous
Golrudo
Coshocton
Columbus
Chicago
Colorado Springs
Pikes Peak
Garden of the Gods
Alton
Santa Fe
Rock Island
Coshocton Couple Work With Indians In Mitchell S D
Coshocton residents Mr and Mrs Jas Draffin have moved to Mitchell South Dakota where both are employed by the government in industrial and educational work among the Indians. They recently visited Newcomerstown and Columbus with Sadie Felver, the lady's niece. The Draffs have a year of experience training Indian youth and their work has been well received and productive.
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Newcomerstown
Jas. Draffin
South Dakota
Orange
Coshocton County
Mitchell
Columbus
Sadie Felver
Drafin
Eagles convention set for late month in AmeKville
The Eagles organization will meet in AmeKville for their state convention the last week of the month. Delegates from Cu locals verde are Gall Hamilton and Win. KtelIn, accompanied by Al Tyler, will attend as side guard.
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Organization of Eagles
ameKville
Crow Qisbeeton
Verde
Gall Hamilton
Win
al Tyler
Layland Children’s Day Observance Noted
Layland hosts Children’s Day events at the Shepler E A church on a Sunday afternoon with local residents and families mentioned. Mr and Mrs Roy Guthrie welcome a newborn, J M Patterson visited Mitterstars lone on business, and John Vasey bought a survey for his family.
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Layland
Ben Beard
J. M. Patterson
Roy Guthrie
John Vasey
Shepler E. A
Anne
Phuan
Supposed He Has Wives Today in Coshocton Case
A Cleveland Times report alleges Ben Stevens, employed in Springfield Mo. by L P Gallagher, has three wives in Coshocton and Missouri. A letter from G A Rinker dated May 15 to Gallagher details Stevens asking to keep his route while his wives allegedly sewed him in hotel debt. Grand jury heard the allegations but found no indictment. The two Coshocton wives named Bessie Chaney of Newcomerstown and Mina Boeken, with a third unknown wife. no child’s birth is confirmed. Last note says a post card promised money to wife No 2, not yet received.
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Ben Stevens
Times
Coshocton
Misaouri
L. P. Gallagher
Novalty Advertising Co
G. A. Rinker
Springfield
Stevens
Rinker
Tne
Tigi S
Coshucton
Bessie Chaney
Newcomerstown
Canton
Ome
Coshoctan
Mina Boeken
Jason Webmentis
Crom Sloy
Wife No
Mother Gray's Australian Leaf promises relief for women's pains
A 19th century style ad touts a safe regulator for back pain bladder and kidney trouble claiming a certain cure for woman’s health. The Mother Gray Co advertises via druggists or mail order from LeRoy New York offering a 50 cent sample package free.
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Mother Gray
Droggista
Mother Grey Co
LeRoy
N. Y
Tax receipts total at county treasurer office
Friday receipts at the county treasurer’s office totaled 163.71 in local currency. The brief item notes the amount collected, reflecting routine daily financial activity at the treasurer’s department.
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Coentr Treasurer'a
Ticket rule update for steam car passengers
After June 7 passengers entering steam cars without buying tickets face a ten cent surcharge in addition to the regular cash fare. The law, urged by railroads and reform groups, aims to curb unticketed entry. If you enter without a ticket, do not blame the conductor. he is following orders.
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Caldren
Tiverton Farm Sale and Local News Highlights
Tiverton reports wool selling around twenty cents per pound. B F Suliinger bought the Dave Mizer farm, a 3 acre property sold by Henry Mizer, Admr. Ed Grasebaugh and family visit from Danville. John P Gragshbaugh bought a driving horse. Mis Rudla Rahn to lead Patterson commencement in Tiverton township. Clara Gregebaugh goes to Danville. Miss Lauda McKey improving slowly. Mrs Walter Critchfield undergoing appendectomy, steadily improving under Dr. Fords care.
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Tiverton
B.F. Suliinger
Dave Mizer
Henry Mizer
Admr
Ed. Grasebaugh
Danville
John P. Gragshbaugh
Misa Rudla Rahn
Mies Clara Gregebaugh
Mim Lauda McKey
Walter Critchfield
Duads
Birthday Surprise Honors Mrs Lint on 67th Birthday
A neighborhood party near Balttew gathered at the Lint home to honor Mrs J D Lint on her 67th birthday. Relatives and friends from Shanesgills New Bedford Bucar Creek and nearby joined in, presenting gifts and sharing a family celebration with children grandchildren and great grandchildren in attendance.
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J. D. Lint
Baltte
Mrs. Lint
Mrw
J. G. Crile
Geo. RB. Crile
Mrn
J. Rinenart
Margaret
Shanesgills
RA. J. Lint
Opal
Lalitan
Charles
New Bedford
Charlen Barthelmeh
Adin
Robert
Bucar Creek
Eumerwes
Commissioners Allow 68 Claims For Slain Sheep
Local commissioners processed a long list of sheep damage claims with numerous names and towns such as Bedford Oxford Bethlehem and Keene. Amounts ranged from a few dollars to fifty plus dollars highlighting widespread losses and compensation requests amid the county’s livestock incidents.
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Hoo Ashbaker
Franklin
Bhnon Asneud
Bedford
Shion Asneratt
John Art
Oxford
Gin
Vbbeahiyelie
J. Burt
Lafayette
Ae Storshea
Thverton
Gow
Ladentte
H.R. Wriithiort
Mores
Stas Clark
Hedford
Crawfoss
Kaser
Bethleheem
BA. Oo
Miltonroth
Mul Crean
Cathe Crawtend
RX J
Bento
Prankhin
Jolit Budsbey
Bethlehen
Toyen Peste
Bethh Then
Powler
Patton
Holai
Lh.Gite
Virginia
Calvin Gillis
Waite
George Nines
Tandon
Keene
Hinton Keene
Bethlehem
Solomon Taffeld
Acknon
J. Plainant
Lingafelter in Bad Shape At Ohio Penitentiary
Lingafelter, confined in the Ohio Penitentiary, suffers a nervous collapse with a gradual decline. Doctors indicate a chronic condition may be present and that without both mental and physical rest a fatal termination could occur soon. Authorities seek early release for the former Newark cashier due to his illness.
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Linafelter
Ohio
Fomer Newark
Twenty Year Health Sentence Cited For Pile Treatment
An old health claim notes a twenty year cure of bleeding piles by Ainita Salve from Wuckton, described as a lasting remedy. It promotes Woolever Arnica Salve for sores burns and wounds, claiming rapid relief at 25 cents through local drugstores in Le Rayaville Roscoe and Cowhocton.
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Wuckton
Woolever
le Rayaville
N.Y
C. R. Anderson
Cowhocton
C. M. Pergnaon
Roscoe
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O.110
Park Hotel
Thusaday
Middle West
Columbia Sanitorium
Deeds Wallace
Bakersville
Victoria Mizer
C. B.B. Mizer
Rober Hamilton
Frowne
Rev. Carpenter
Coneaville
Mizer
Brife
Clyde Lorene
Comhocton
Bernice Hamilton
Freene
Constance Carpenter
Oette Hamilton
Waltresece
Bertha Baburer
Wayne Raburer
Bebersrlre
John Reading, Jr. Linton
A. J. Randlea
Lewis Randies
Richmond
S. F. A. Richmond
L. G. Reese
Jenne Robinson
C. A. Royer
James Stewart
Chet Bungle
White Eyes
Lester
Chas. Gpang
New Castle
George
Spurgeon
Frank Weelth
Trout
Turner
WoOS Welling @ Son
Obata
Wile
Alminien
Pyatklin
Porras
Honebi
Lingafelter
Roends
Das
Lingafeter
Newa
Ohlo Pentou
Se Hentiy
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