24 Oct 1889
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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1889
Page
1
Rates for subscription and local notices listed. One copy for one year or six months priced at $2.00 and $1.00 respectively. Ads priced by inch with reductions for regular advertisers. Local notices cost 10 cents per line for the first insertion and 5 cents per line for each subsequent insertion. Perms furnished on application.
Louisian Prine argues towns grow through collective effort not lone steps. Encourage new business, welcome progressive builders, and support home dealers. Take action now, shed delay, and join in to help your town prosper.
A discussion on advertising proves it pays as the world’s top merchants invest heavily. It cites Bucklen's Arnica Salve and urges women to gain business knowledge to support themselves, noting Dallas News reporting a railroad official touting regional road needs and speedy construction.
A county woman credited with a miraculous cure after seven years of severe illness ended a three month coughing spell and sleepless nights after using Dr King s New Discovery for Consumption. Mrs Luther Lats is named in this testimonial from W C Hamrick Co Shelby N C Get a free trial bottle at Kiyus Drug Store.
Mr. L. J. Bower of Graham in Young County, a trusted nursery man, was in town early this week delivering stock engaged last spring. His nursery raises all stock locally and guarantees true to name, acclimated and in good condition.
A printed verdict from Abraham Hore a druggist in Belleville Ohio extols Electric Bitters as the best remedy for liver kidney and blood ailments. A customer cured of rheumatism after ten years. Claims other testimonials support the unanimous verdict. Only fifty cents a bottle at Ryus Drug Store.
The National Economist condemns advances on growing crops as the worst form of indebteness. It states such debt burdens families, drains labor, and creates modern slavery, hindering prosperity under a taxing system.
Mrs. Langtry has achieved notable success touring English provinces with favorable reception and strong audiences, adding to her rising reputation as a performer beyond major cities.
The Fort Worth Gazette notes a chance to build a railroad through Jacksboro to the Northwest. A bond plan seeks 840,000 in subsidies and promises work to start within thirteen days after funds are raised. The city has long pressed for a Northwest road and now must prove its faith by action.
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