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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1900
Page
4
Union Soldiers, Sailors, or their widows who homesteaded under 160 acres before June 22, 1874 may receive enough land to reach 160 acres even if claims were abandoned. We will buy all such claims. We also buy Government Land Warrants or obtain them for soldiers lacking them. Only soldiers with fourteen days of service in the Mexican or other wars up to 1855 qualify for a 160 acre warrant. For details, contact this office.
The ceremony at Christ church featured short program, notable orations by graduates A S Johnston and W J Treue. Certificates were awarded across second grade and first grade categories, with graduates including Albert B Johnston and Walter J Treue among 28 subjects.
advertisement notes Hunt's Cure claims to heal itching piles ringworm tetter and eczema. terse copy touts universal skin relief with bold promises and a final figure 8.
A nostalgic sketch celebrates Bob Taylor's playful persona set in rural life. It praises his plainspoken wit and vivid childhood scenes with mud, goats, dogs, and hill adventures, contrasting his playful mischief with moral lessons from his father about honesty.
The Confederate Veteran notes rapid growth with The Leader weekly at Neashville Tennessee. Circulation figures show steady increases, with thousands of copies distributed monthly and a growing reader base. A yearly subscription at the old rate is offered, and applications to The Leader will be sent to those unable to subscribe.
A New York World critique mocks McKinley’s benevolent assimilation during the Philippine conflict. It cites a Manila letter describing a brutal town destruction and mass executions, arguing that war negates benevolent aims and suggesting McKinley abandon rhetoric for real peace.
Advertorial style claim touts Gatlin’s Sarsaparilla Celery Tonic as a superior spring remedy. It asserts combining sarsaparilla and eglory with digestion aids yields a more effective tonic and greater value than rival remedies.
Gray horse 14 hands high four to six years old no brand reported May 16 1900 by A J Wheat Commissioner left with W Cheat. Sorrel mare Branded A on right hip and 4 B on right shoulder about four hands high seven years old May 16 1900. Cnas Gay Clerk County Court Young Co Texas.
An advertisement touts Gatlin's Cough Syrup as providing immediate relief from cough and croup. It emphasizes safety and effectiveness with calls to prevent symptoms through every dose.
Travel rates for Confederate Veteran Reunions and related events issued from Jacksboro. Louisville meeting May 30 to June 3 1900 at 22.85 round trip with sales May 27 and return by June 8 1900 via Memphis Shreveport or New Orleans. Extensions possible to June 25 with deposit and 50 cent fee. Also New Orleans Traveler's Protective Association May 22-26 1900 at 12.15, Ft Worth reunion May 22-23 1900 at 2.90, Brenham Cotton Gunners May 21-22 1900 at 9.85, and Ft Worth Christian Endeavor June 19-20 1900 at 2.00 with sales May 20-21 and June 16-19.
The Dallas News notes steady agricultural activity in Texas with rising railway imports of farm machinery and strong prices at annual and private stock sales. It emphasizes abundant stock, from scrub to purebred Hereford and Durham, valued at three dollars or more, and asserts lively market conditions statewide.
A vintage household remedy touts Hunt's Lightning Oil to quickly relieve aches and pains with a satisfaction guarantee or money refunded.
A Milwaukee court allows an injunction to stop a man from marrying the woman he loves. A Sioux City judge allows habeas corpus to help a divorced man see his new sweetheart. A Cincinnati judge rules that proposing to marry several eligible men at once is not proof of a pretty girl’s insanity but suggests she be watched.
Stockmen claim only Ecerss and Ferguson made a clean sweep after poisoned wheat was used. All active holes are charged. address Gertrude, Texas.
Promises immediate, pleasant relief from cough with every dose. Claims effectiveness and safety for readers seeking quick results.
A wealthy woman cured of deafness by Dr. Nicholson's artificial ear drums offers ten thousand dollars to the institute to provide free Ear Drums to deaf people unable to obtain them. Address 12058 The Nicholson Institute 780 Eighth Avenue New York.
Do not delay in securing life insurance as death may come unexpectedly. See Geo. L. Rhea, representative for Hartford Life Insurance Co., longtime reliable insurer.
An old health advertisement touts Tutt's Liver Pills for liver trouble and declares Cheatham's Chill Tonic the quickest safest chill remedy. It stresses bilious fevers and liver derangements as causes and pitches both products with guarantees and price.
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