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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1900
Page
3
Advertisements must be submitted before Wednesday noon for editorial or local pages. Changes cannot be made after that deadline. Ads for first and last pages must arrive by Monday.
A flood of short items from Graham and True scenes includes wholesale groceries at Morrison and Co and Hollingsworth & Dowdle, notices of goods such as Queensware and sewing machines, travels to Dallas and the fair, births and a new baby, a death and a diagnosis of insanity, church and school notices, and local residents visiting, buying, and auctioning.
A job notice seeks a reliable family to pick 50 acres of cotton. House and water provided, wages at the customary price for picking. Apply to A. J. Wheat in Goose neck for details and eligibility.
Mr J P Hyden announces today his candidacy for county commissioner of Precinct No 1. A South Bend citizen for ten years he is described as qualified to serve as a good commissioner.
An old advertisement touts HERBINE as the best liver regulator. It urges honest use of the liver and offers the product from Graham Drug Co at 50 cents. The tone is promotional and period style.
Capt. B. A. Sullivan arrived last Saturday after a long visit to Van Zandt county. He plans a countywide canvass from now until November to promote his candidacy for county attorney.
Classified notice announces for sale several Berkshire and Po Lan China pigs with purchase inquiries directed to Roz Graves.
Lost forty dollars in greenbacks between the store and the Phone office on Friday September 28. Suitable reward offered by R. Q Denman.
Advertises for freight haulers to move cotton seed from Graham to Jacksboro Cotton Oil Mills. Applications accepted at Jno. E. Morrison & Co. or 8. B. Street & Co. W. P. Stewart, Manager.
A small-town notice blends an herbal liver remedy claim with civic business. The drug ad promises HER BINE for liver health at 50 ets. The county commissioners met last Saturday to repair the Mc Can bridge wrecked by flooding. Bridge builder Mr. Horton of Austin won the contract for 950 dollars and will begin once materials arrive.
Balm promises instant relief from cuts burns and similar injuries and speeds healing. It also purportedly cures rheumatism sprains swelling and lameness with rapid effect. Sold by Graham Drug Co.
Denman & Sons advertise wagons at previous prices before a fall price rise. They urge customers to buy now to avoid higher costs as the next lot is expected to be more expensive. Also promotes Taster's Buckere Pite Orr relief and Graham Drug Co bottles priced at 75 cents.
High water and wrecked bridges made roads impassable and kept attendance small at the Fifth Sunday meeting. About seven churches were represented and the discussion of the program was enthusiastic and cordial. The next meeting is set for Friday December 28 1900 at Farmer at 10 o'clock a.m.
The soothing and healing properties and pleasant taste of this remedy have made it a favorite with people for colds croup and whooping cough. It offers quick relief without opium or harmful drugs and may be given to babies as well as adults. For sale by Graham Drug Co.
A local sales pitch urges readers to buy life insurance early as death can come unexpectedly. Geo L. Rhea represents Hartford Life Insurance Co., promoting reliable coverage.
The Gopanam Milling Co. under J. T. Rickman states they will not exchange flour for wheat due to unaffordable prices and aims to serve patrons who value fair business practices. They appeal for patronage from those who respect justice and proper conduct in commerce.
J R Garrison cashier of the Bank of Thornville Ohio credits Dr King s New Discovery with curing a serious lung trouble after a robbery scare. He calls it the best medicine for severe cold or lung disease. Available 50 cents and 100 trial bottles free at Handy Matthews Drag Store.
Rev. R. C. Pender of Paris has begun meetings at the Methodist church with daily services this week. Conversions are reported and earnest interest grows though crowds remain modest. Pender is described as earnest and consecrated. A gospel tent will be erected in a few days and the revival may last two or three weeks.
John H Halffway of French Camp Mississippi says thirty years of diarrhoea ended after using Chamberlain's Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. He reports improved health and travel ability and urges others to obtain the medicine. Graham Drug Co. offers it.
An advertisement extols Battano's 8Now Lixinext as the most penetrative and curative liniment, claiming unmatched efficacy worldwide. It lists price 24 and credits Soeta and Ham Drug Co as distributors.
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