Advertising rates and arrears policy for The Arcus
FRIDAY JANUARY 17 1896 advertisement rates include five cents per line for local reading notices and one dollar for obituaries. Full schedule on request. Remittances by bank draft post office money order or registered letter only. Subscribers in arrears who refuse to take the paper from the office are warned the publisher may continue sending until payment is made and will discontinue only after payment.
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Arcus
Electric Bitters A Seasonal Tonic and Remedy
Electric Bitters is presented as a versatile medicine for all seasons. It claims to cure languid exhaustion liver torpor headaches indigestion constipation and dizziness and to counteract malarial poison. Available at drug stores in 50 cents and one dollar sizes.
Arbitration to settle international differences
The text argues that future conflicts between major nations or civilized peoples will be resolved by arbitration rather than war. It condemns oppressive policies as the root cause of contention and asserts that barbarous warfare is a relic of the past.
Drummond's Lightning Remedy Ad Sparks Cuban Message
An advertisement touts Drummond's Lightning Remedy for rheumatism, claiming one bottle equals many and offers two bottles by express for $5. The notice ends with a brief nod praising Cuban patriots seeking freedom from oppression.
Arrears Appeal for Subscriptions to The Araus
The notice asks readers in arrears to settle their accounts to help keep The Araus in print. It requests a one dollar payment toward overdue subscriptions, noting the amount is small but beneficial to the paper and urging prompt payment.
Jackson 1896 Tax Ordinance Sets Licenses and Fees
City of Jackson enacts 1896 special taxes for trades and businesses, with rates from five to twenty five dollars. It requires business registration, imposes street tax for males ages 16 to 50, and outlines penalties for noncompliance and violations. The ordinance repeals conflicting laws, approved January 14, 1896 by Mayor B. P. Barney and Clerk M. M. Mitts.
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Comny
Jackson
B. P. Barney
M. M. Mitts
Clerk
Treas
Jackson Notice Demands Trade Register And License Payment
Townwide notice requires all persons firms or corporations conducting any trade business or calling in Jackson to register within ten days and pay the special license. Issued by the mayor and council dated January 17 1896 and signed by M M Mitts clerk.
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Jackson
Jackson Throuh
Ferrotype
Town of
M. M. Mitts
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A. d G. Rose
Electric Bitters
Dr. Drummond
Express
Drummond’s Medicine Co
New York
Mary Hinkley
Frederika
Iowa
Goitre
Hood
M Pre
Parilia
Ures
Erika
Sheppard's
Georgia
Jackson Carriage Factory
Henry Thurston
J. R. Carmichae
J. R. Carmichael
the Jackson Banking CO
Etheridge
Joel B. Watkins ,J. R. Wright
T. J. Demasey
Z. T. Buttrill
F. S. Cater
A. H. Smith
W.S. Witham
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