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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1902
Page
2
The Leader notes Hor W Grubbs has entered the race for governor and plans to measure lances with Lanham. It predicts he will not be a strong contender and asserts Texas will be the richest state as natural resources outpace others. The piece adds a quip about divine interest in Texas politics.
A quip notes how cold weather would rid the world of humbugs and other bugs, imagining a season when winter clears pests and moods alike.
The article notes Comptroller Love denies charges of nepotism raised by opponent Mr. Kauffman. It remarks on political bias, stating the publication generally opposes the practice of attacking an opponent solely on accusations rather than merits.
Ex Attorney General M. M. Crane and Frank Corden of Dallas attended our District Court on Monday and Tuesday. They represent several defendants in the anti trust case.
An old advertisement touts Huont's Lightning Oil as a universal remedy for catarrh and head colds when inhaled, plus internal drops said to relieve cramps, colic, and cholera morbus with guaranteed cures. It lists prices of 25 and 50 cents.
Mr. Bryan urges readers to support the weeklies by paying subscriptions in advance to keep editors beholden to subscribers rather than bankers. The appeal stresses financial independence and favors prepaid plans to sustain local papers.
De Leon plans to shut saloons soon and has formed a 190 member citizens club to curb trouble from blind tigers and oversee the establishment, signaling local efforts to enforce sobriety and public order.
Ever ready, always reliable, Cheatham's Laxative Tablets claim to cure a cold quicker than any known remedy. Easy to carry and pleasant to take, it is guaranteed and priced at 25 cents.
The Atlanta Constitution reports a coroner's jury verdict stating the deceased died from a railroad incident under the control of a receiver. The finding attributes the death to actions connected with railroad operations and management.
The Boers desire peace and independence. Holland offered mediation between the Boers and the British government, but England refuses to treat with anyone but the Boers and only on the field. It seems a brave little nation may be wiped out.
An advertisement touts Simmens' Cough Syrup as a guaranteed cure for coughs. It claims relief in the shortest time and lists prices of 20 and 50 cents per bottle, appealing to readers seeking quick remedy.
The Dallas News notes England’s interest in friendly ties with the United States, suggesting the appeal lies in the pacifying influence of American meat and bread exports. Short beef supplies prompt European nations to value American goods and stable trade relations.
After eating you feel dull and have no appetite. Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets revive energy and restore appetite, making you feel like a new person. Easy to obtain through Graham Drag Co.
In Texas the press shows more notices of large seed potato purchases than of speeches or issues from candidates. Bristow, Texas reports a claimed population of 1,200, having doubled in the past year.
R. E. Taylor asserts receipt of a letter suggesting the Texas Court of Criminal Appeals may cite him and Judge Carrigan for contempt. The dispute stems from reversed 30th district cases including the Spangler case and the Osborne burglary case. Taylor, as district attorney, filed motions accusing the court of ignorance or corruption and publicly advocated the issue.
In winter 1898 R Wheeler of Northwood New York says he was lame all over his body. After using Chamberlains Pain Balm from Graham Drug Co he improved from the first application and remained able to work steadily all year.
A vintage advertisement declares Legacy Of The Grip causes weakness nervousness loss of appetite low energy and disordered liver and kidneys. It promotes Electric Bitters as a tonic blood purifier and regulator for stomach liver and kidneys claimed to strengthen nerves rebuild the system and restore health after grip attacks. Sold by Edgar Matthews & Co. for 50 cents with perfect satisfaction guaranteed.
The Post Master General orders one cent postage on all Commoner copies sent to non subscriber members of Congress. The piece argues the move is an unjustified press suppression and praises Bryan for mailing free copies to Congress if postage rules are followed.
In Mineral Wells Texas on February 10 it was announced that C E Moss of New York City bought the Gulf and Brazos Valley Railway from owner Carver who handed over deeds last week. Old stock to be recalled and new stock issued with aim to extend the line to Jacksboro by next July. At the stockholders meeting EE B Carver was elected president and other officers named: G A Bennett first vice president C E Turner second vice president G C Rivers superintendent secretary and auditor. Directors: E B Carver C E Turner G A Bennett G C Rivers M R Birdwell H D Arnold E W Oliver F H Hammon H N Frost.
Last Saturday a gathering of Callahan county citizens and stockmen at the court house in Baird passed resolutions opposing the quarantine and lease lines. They urged the district's senator Sebastian and Representative Bryan to oppose those lines and pledged support for candidates favoring their views. Both officials spoke, stating the quarantine and lease lines are now in politics with both feet and cannot be doubted.
An advertisement touts Dr King’s New Life Pills as a solution for constipation sick headache biliousness and digestive issues. It claims the pills are unrivaled and priced at 25 cents at Edgar Matthews Co. drug store.
The Anti-Saloon Union begins active work in Texas and offers to provide organizers or lecturers to every county precinct or town. A corps of top organizers will be secured, with R. E. Grabel, State Secretary, Texas Patriot, Dallas, invited to supply men who will honor the cause.
An advertisement promotes Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic as a remedy for malaria with chills and fever. It claims the product is iron and quinine in a tasteless form, offers "No cure, No pay" and is priced at 50 cents.
The Chief calls for a return to open county district and state officer races on merit, asking Dems to abolish conventions and primaries. He urges the dying populist party to join either the Allied Party or Democrats, arguing for economy and a simpler government before the Republicans' era and world power policies.
A Mrs J A Moore from North Star Michigan endorses Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as the best for coughs colds and croup. The testimonial notes years of use and high confidence in the product with Graham Drug Co as the seller.
Music bath charms to soothe the savage breast, but Simmons Cough Syrup soothes any breast, if some be afflicted with colds, coughs and like troubles. Guaranteed. Price 25 and 50 cents.
Judge Patterson of Decatur says Hon. John Stephens is too near success to risk losing a district judgeship for a congressional bid. He notes Patterson is not making mistakes in his calculations this year.
El Paso reports a large round up of coyotes in Arizona's Salt River Valley on Friday. Over five hundred coyotes and jack rabbits were surrounded and killed to protect thousands of sheep quartered for shearings, with losses expected to reach thousands of dollars as lambs and older sheep fall prey despite dog and herder efforts.
An advertisement asserts Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic contains only iron and quinine, printed on every bottle. It promises no cure, no pay and lists a 50 cent price.
Widow of Gen John C Fremont and daughter of Thos H Benton, once famed in Missouri politics, lives poor near Los Angeles while awaiting $50000 owed by the government for a Pacific coast property seized during the war. The property, bought for 40000, was fortified by the government and has never been settled though the claim is acknowledged. Congress may settle during the current session.
The Camden Messenger endorses Chamberlains Cough Remedy as a top cough cold and croup treatment. The paper notes its effectiveness in their own family and urges readers with young children to keep it at home as a safeguard. Sold by Graham Drug Co.
The Senate Committee on Pensions authorized a favorable report on Senator Jones of Arkansas's bill increasing pensions for Mexican War survivors. The plan covers those pensioned under the 1887 1891 and 1897 acts and pays every eligible veteran $12 per month.
H Seever a carpenter from Kenton Tennessee suffered severe bilious colic and found relief after three doses of Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. The druggist confirmed it as reliable in severe cases and Graham Drug Co offers it for sale.
Galveston plans a $1.5 million sea wall with backing bonds for 20 monthly payments. County bonds of $100 at 4 percent would back protection, secured by city and county values. Texans urged to subscribe now, turning flood recovery into a lasting port security investment.
The Texas Supreme Court adhered to its prior decision and refused a rehearing in the case of Wm. M. Kellett versus Callie R. Trice from McLennan County. The court held that a married woman could transfer property to herself and her husband, but such property did not become community property and remained her private personal chattel.
An old advertisement promises a one day cure for colds using Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All druggists refund the money if it fails. E. W. Grove's signature appears on each box. Price is 25 cents.
The lawyers for Admiral Sampson push to join the Schley investigation now before the court of appeal. They contend the New York was present during the clash between Spaniards and Americans, though ten to fifteen miles away, and thus part of the action in spirit if not in exact location.
Cough and cold remedy promises stop the cough and cure in one day with Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. Moore's Pilules claim to cure malaria and a range of fevers and symptoms without quinine or arsenic. Entirely tasteless and stomach friendly at 50 cents per box, available from Dr C C Moore Co in St Louis or Graham Drug Co.
New York reports Bishop Leighton Coleman of Delaware repeats his claim that women increasingly indulge in intoxicants. He cites an inquiry by impartial citizens who observed fashionable hotels and women’s restaurants where wines and whiskies are common with meals. He notes misuse extends beyond the rich to the middle class and compares U.S. and English conditions.
A notice warns buyers about numerous imitations of Simmons Liver Purifier. The original product is labeled PURIFER and manufactured by A C Simmons Sr Medicine Co. Caution urged to avoid counterfeit tins.
Mineral Wells Texas promotes its Health and Pleasure Resort reached by the Weatherford Mineral Wells and North Western Railway known as The Mineral Wells Route. Excursion round trip tickets are on sale year round with all principal roads in the state. Connections available with Texas and Pacific and Santa Fe trains at Weatherford. For information contact L. M. Peurs or P. E. Bock Weatherford Texas.
The public insists on a cough remedy that tastes good and cures quickly at twenty five cents. Mexican Syrup for Coughs Colds and Consumption is praised by physicians for throat and lung issues and is said to be a reliable household staple to cure quickly and thoroughly.
An old health column touts Mother's Worm Syrup to expel intestinal worms, praises Mexican Root Pill for liver and bowels, Gooch's Quick Relief for bone and nerve pain, and Gooch's Sarsaparilla for impure blood. It claims Pile-ines cure piles with money-back guarantee and lists antique remedies for chills and fever.
A humorous piece from Ola Headlight contrasts men and women, joking about corsets, fashion, and differences. It riffs on social norms, gender roles, and playful mischief, ending with a tongue in cheek warning about provoking the girls and boys with risque ideas.
Famous world renowned cure all heals burns bruises and inflammations removes boils ulcers and skin eruptions promises cure or no pay 25 cents per box at Edgar Matthews and Co drug store with extensive yearly sales and trusted reputation across millions of boxes sold
A lady suffers a serious accident and endures a painful operation with long confinement. When asked how long she would be bedridden, the doctor replies only a day at a time. The line comforts the patient repeatedly in subsequent weary weeks, as reported by Ram's Horn.
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