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Newspaper
Jackson Herald
Location
Jackson, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1905
Page
3
A Chicago street car conductor attacked in a labor riot was cured with Bucklen’s Arnica Salve and recovered quickly. G. J. Welch of Tekonsha Mich endorses it for family use, calling it perfect. Promoted as good for cuts and burns, 25 cents at Dr. S. E. Woods.
The county poor farm is a public resource for those unable to work, and relief should head there rather than permanent quarterly aid. The writer laments drifting youths, predicting a decline in manhood and urging that industrious young men be the rule while criticizing the “half baked” exceptions and future consequences for society.
Margaret I. Sangster argues in the April Woman's Home Companion that a wife with a good husband and secure income should use time health and opportunity to engage in broader interests beyond the home. She warns domestic confinement harms intellectual growth and loneliness may follow middle age unless she helps relieve her husband and expand her family’s prospects.
Mrs B W Evans of Chearwater Kansas reports her husband recovered from a three month illness diagnosed as quick consumption after taking Ballard’s Forehounds Syrup. She says they have kept a bottle in the house for six years and touts its effectiveness for coughs and colds. Sold by Dr S E Woods.
Engage couples are reminded to maintain digestion with Electric Bitters. A Bennettaville, South Carolina resident cites his wife’s long dyspepsia and torpid liver, saying Electric Bitters restored her strength and health. Dr. Woods, a local druggist, sells and guarantees them at 50 cents a bottle.
Frisco System timetable entries show daily and exception daily trains serving Ste Genevieve St Marys St Louis and intermediate points with times such as 5 00 6 1 and 12 15 p m. Other services include Memphis Tenn Caruthersville Sikeston Bloomfield Puxico Poplar Bluff Naylor Pocahontas Willow Ridge Toxie and Delta with 145 p m and 1 20 p m. Also No 107 daily except Sunday for Delta Bloomfield Tuskee and intermediate points with 11 00 p m to 1 0 0 p m. Several trains listed for Thebes Chics Leachville Kennett Morehouse Mather Mather Missouri and Benton with various p m times. Names DRYAS SNYDER General Massenger Agent J P NEAL Ticket Agent.
A Buffalo firm financier admitted a $200,000 shortfall through a confidential clerk. He offered to repay if kept quiet, else he would hire a lawyer to recover funds. The others accepted the proposal and no arrest followed.
Susie Smith administratrix, in Cape Girardeau County, announces letters of administration were granted February 14. All claimants must present their claims for allowance within one year or be barred from the estate. If not exhibited within two years from publication, claims will be forever barred.
Probate Court grants letters of administration for Christian Grebe deceased. Avens Eadmann is administrator. Persons with claims must file within one year or be barred. exhibit within two years from publication.
Mrs Bell H Shirel of Middlesborough Illinois praises Herbine for liver complaint and poor blood, claiming rapid blood regeneration and restored color. She says she would not be without it and wishes she had known of the remedy in her husband’s lifetime. Sold by Dr B Woods at 50 cents.
The Cotton Belt offers daily trains across Arkansas Texas and Louisiana with Pullman sleepers chair cars and dining cars. The St Louis Train is among the fastest Southwest schedules reaching noon connections for points North East and West. The Texas Train provides links to Dallas Fort Worth Waco with connections at Shreveport for Houston Beaumont and Lake Charles. Contact E. W. LaBaume G P & T A for rates schedules and agents in St Louis Missouri.
Change of Time and Service announced with trains 5 and 6 discontinued. Trains 4 and 7 now run to and from St Louis carrying a buffet sleeper between St Louis and Sheveport and a sleeper between Memphis and Texarkana. Through chair car No 4 reaches St Louis at 6 51 pm, No 3 departs St Louis at 8 50 am. Day service now available in and out of St Louis. No major changes to trains 1 and 2. For more info contact the railroad.
Henry Bodenstein and wife sell 144 100 acres in section 30 to Wm Macke for 57.66 dollars. Narcissa C Knott and husband sell 45 10 100 acres in surveys 247 and 3046 to Alfred D Moore for 81600. R M Ellis and wife sell 80 acres in section 36 to Samuel Bradley for 150. Samuel Bradley and wife sell 80 acres in section 36 to Frederick W Krueger for 150. Jno M Buerkle and Frederick Buerkle and wife sell Lot 2 Buerkle addition to Jackson for 150. Christophe Nienkrisher sells 41 41-100 acres in section 6 to Chas A Nichols for 400. Philip W Fulbright and wife sell 80 acres in section 1 to Wolfgang Pensel for 800. B F Davis and wife and Josephine McGhee sell Lot 28 in Cape Girardeau city known as Lot 4 Park Place to Hamer and Stacy Behymer for 350. Philip W Fulbright and wife sell 0 acres in sections 2 and 11 to Christian Pensel for 350. Charles W Hartmann and wife sell 147 55-100 acres in survey 2256 to Rudolph H Sander for 2300. Lyman T Kinder and wife sell 71 acres in survey 808 to J A Reynolds for 2800. Charles Robert and wife sell part of Lot 50 in Cape Girardeau to Francis Gerst for 300.
Bank condition report dated March 14 shows assets including cash items notes and securities. Treasurer William Paar sworn statement lists deposits reserves and capital, with directors and notary public attestation on the form.
Leslie's Weekly notes District Attorney Jerome's claim that churches bear major responsibility for failing Sunday laws. It urges unity among Baptist and Methodist groups across western New York to influence governors and enforce laws. The Christian Evangelist supports denomi national unity and constructive work to combat the saloon issue.
Farmers eyeing a new fence should consider the Pittsburg Perfect wire fence sold by C. W. Henderson. The notice promotes the product to rural buyers, highlighting durability and usefulness for farm fencing.
A prominent druggist praises Scott's Emulsion, noting its lasting impact from infancy to old age. The ad asserts the product nourishes through nourishment unavailable in ordinary food, rebuilding flesh, vitality, and repairing waste for weak or delicate systems.
An advertisement proclaims Lax Fos as a universal remedy for indigestion constipation and kidney and liver trouble. It touts enterprise ingenuity and originality and claims rapid effect with a money back guarantee from druggists. The ad names H. Winstead Co and Dr S. Woods as sellers.
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