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Newspaper
Jefferson Jimplecute
Location
Jefferson, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1905
Page
2
The text defends Dr. Pierce and his Favorite Prescription, arguing critics slur the medicine and its non alcoholic formula. It presents ingredients, glycerine extraction, and claims of public approval and thousands of testimonials.
Ephors Taylor and Taylor publish a weekly notice from Jefferson Texas listing train schedules for west and east bound services. It includes times for trains such as No 10 L No 1 No 3 Night Express Cannon Ball and others with local agents T Hazanun and M P O'Conson.
CURIST CHURCH Sunday School at 10 a m Morning Prayer at 11 a m Communion Second Sunday in month Rev Chas T Corin Rector Preaching at the Methodist Church every Sabbath by Rev J W Holt Morning service at 11 a m and 7 40 p m Sabbath School 45 a m Lo 8 Schluter superintendent Prayer meeting Wednesday 7 30 pm Senior League Thursday 5 40 pm Junior League Sunday 3 pm Woman's Home Missionary Society first Sunday two pm Choir Saturday 4 pm PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Services every first Sabbath 11 o clock am and 6 00 p m Sabbath school every Sunday 9 am Rev R Hamwsey Superintendent All friends and strangers invited to worship with us JOHN TH BELLOT Pastor
The passage notes repairs to Senator Penrose's halo before Congress convenes in December. It mentions Portsmouth's treaty status, Col Perry Heath in Washington, and federal officials seeking safe handling. The treasury reports cleaning two million dollars of un invited bills daily. Rockefeller is unusually busy, and Emperor Nicholas holds admiral ranks in Danish and German navies. Mirza Morelza Khan Montuzel Mok has arrived in Washington with White House staff expecting winter pay.
List of patents granted to Texas inventors this week reported by QO A Snow and Co patent attorneys Washington DC Joseph E Baie Kaufman stock indicator for hat boxes William QC Journoay San Antonio ore concentrator Felix E Mistrot Galveston portable dressing cabinet Albert S Neale Leonard adjustable window shade hanger Edward Praeger San Antonio Lateh Ida B Sanders Highbanks scrub brush Everett Wyatt Fort Worth stock car For copy send ten cents in postage stamps with date of this paper to OA Snow Co Washington DC
The note says Lord Granville Gordon holds three earldoms yet has no money and could trade one earldom for a New York heiress. Bigamy laws render the other two a loss. Marie Henry Watterson and the Magachi Shimpo exchange compliments as Petersburg Vedo watchers listen for party phrases.
Hon. Dick Seddon expresses willingness to lead a confederation effort for the British South African colonies and to demonstrate the proper way to govern.
The text notes a drop in Pacific flour rates from 3 to 4 dollars per ton amid a China boycott. It says China refuses to buy at low prices and instead relies on rice, affecting regional trade dynamics.
A Polk Street tailor testifies that his wife suffered chronic backache and kidney trouble until using Doan's Kidney Pills. He says the remedy provided real relief and outperformed prior medicines. The ad lists Foster Milburn Co. as U S sale agents and urges buying Doan's by name.
State Department signals the Chinese boycott on American goods is being raised and American exporters await action, with Wu Ting Fang linked to the boycott. Trade with China totals about 60 million dollars annually, and exporters warn of counterfeits and mislabeling in Oriental markets, urging Chinese clients to place orders and consider the Philippines for export opportunities.
An old advertisement claims Hall's Catarrh Cure cures catarrh as a constitutional disease. It asserts internal action on blood and mucous surfaces to destroy the disease's foundation and restore strength. Proponents offer one hundred dollars for proof of failure and urge sending for testimonials. Hall's Family Pills are also promoted for constipation.
The national bank notes now outstanding total 504,787,025 dollars. The money in circulation on August 1 stood at 2,604,903,301 dollars, with circulation increasing by about 100 million annually over the past six years.
Sandy Level Va resident Barber testifies to a chest trouble cured by Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption Coughs and Colds after other remedies failed. Campaign claims it is the greatest sale of any cough or lung medicine in the world with trial bottles available.
Hopkins county judge urges grand jury to overlook seduction and family mistreatment cases, blaming moonlight buggy rides and urging parents to protect children. He expresses hope there will be no further cases of seduction on the district docket.
An old Pocahontas notice touts Dr Mendenhall’s Chill and Fever Cure with a 7 year sales claim and 24 of 25 success. A Big Springs resident recalls advice to marry and settle down, jokes about a deed register at the pearly gates.
Hon. Jeff McLemore of Austin announces his plan to resume publishing State Topics, a vigorous Democratic journal. The paper will be issued simultaneously in Austin and Dallas, signaling a bold campaign-era publication effort.
An advertisement for K.T. Coat fronts promises durable form and shape, with Linings guaranteed to satisfy or refined free. It claims all garments, from cheapest to best, use strictly pure wool and are warranted throughout.
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