Che Gazette Weekly Publication Rates and Notices
Lexington Virginia March 1 1908 subscription prices listed for one year three months six months and single copy with obituaries and tributes over ten lines charged per line. Advertising rates and business notices set at ten cents for first insertion and five cents for each follow up with local and long distance metallic line connections noted.
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Er Business
Walker Jr Letter to Gazette Probed by County News
The County News reprints Samuel B Walker Jr's card asserting Toledo case details and disputing a Lex ington Gazette article. He notes he paid a $4 town fine in the Flint case and explains the stake holder status and disputed ownership of funds. Two State Normal Schools to be established at Harrisonburg and Fredericksburg.
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Samuel B. Walker, Jr
Gazetta
Inetweek
County News
LexmaTes Gazette
Lessington
Darling
J W. Hazlewood
Flint
Gaige
Lexington
Mr. Hezlewood
Tom
Samuufl B
Walker, JR
Harrisonburg
Fredericksburg
Virginia to Use Electric Chair for Executions
Virginia lawmakers approved a bill to switch from scaffolds to electric chair executions in Richmond. The plan calls for a $1000 installation, a death chamber, transport of condemned prisoners fifteen days prior, and a limit on public details with twelve spectators and press in attendance.
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Virginia
Richmond
Senate
Bryan Likely to Beat Taft in Coming Presidential Race
The Louisville Courier Journal argues Bryan has advantages over Taft, citing Northern votes and Foraker split in Ohio. It warns moneyed interests favor Taft with Roosevelt guidance, but predicts Bryan’s victory and bets heavily on his win.
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Louisville
Taft
Roovevelt
Senate
Bryan
Tait
Tin
Phaunt
The
Courier-Journal
United States
Social News From Clover Blossom and Nearby
The report lists guests visiting from Bechanan Gordonsville and Norfolk including Miss Sallie Gillian and Mr Dudley Gilliam of Bechanan at the Starke Sune day. Mrs W A Mohler and Mrs John Green of Longwood also visited relatives here Sunday. Mer Graban Leech, suffering from rheumatism, leaves today for the Hot Springs with his son Willie Leech.
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Sallie Gillian
Dudley Gilliam
Bechanan
Starke
Mary
Gordonsville
Reseb
A.nash Johnston
B. Stuoley Jettier
Norfolk
Mary Mellelland
W. A. Mohler
John Green
Longwood
Mer
Graban Leech
Willie Leech
Oace
Clover Blossom
Foley's Honey and Tar Promises Quick Cough Relief
A town notes a special council meeting soon to authorize free delivery and to appoint a committee to visit Washington regarding a prospective public building. A letter from Gorrell Jon 82in discusses Foley's Honey and Tar as a safe cough remedy.
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Washington
Fraudulent Cure Claim Promotes Preventics Cold Tablets
An old drug advertises Foley's Hovey and Tar as a cure for coughs and colds with no opiates, selling Preventics tablets for 25 cents claiming pneumonia and consumption prevention. It cites endorsements and a $100 stake against 25 certy odds, urging refunds if symptoms persist.
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Foley
B. H. Gorrell
Sheep
Gorrell
Readily Mixed Oil Prices Inch Down Paint Cost Breaks
A note explains pure linseed oil priced at 60 cents per gallon rising to 1.60 dollars in a later example. By combining 3 gallons of linseed oil with 4 gallons L M Paint, the resulting seven gallons cost about 1.20 dollars per gallon for use. The source cites Drag Co and H L Gilerson among others in Lexington and Buena Vista.
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Drag Co
Lexington
H. L. Gilerson
Bueus Vista
McCrum Drug CO
Deeds Recorded in Rockbridge County 1908 Bargains
Two week period ending March 10 1908 lists multiple bargain and sale deeds in Rockbridge County. James M Zollman transfers relate to Lexington and surrounding districts with various buyers and prices. Other entries cover house lots on Graham Street Denver's alley Main Street and land tracts in Natural Bridge and Walker's Creek districts with several heirs and executors named.
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Rockbridge County
Marely
James M. Zollman
James St. Crist
Lexington
Adj
James Nelson Bennington
W. Donald
Paul M. Penick
Spee
John D. Letcher
Graham Street
Lee Kenney
G. D. Letcher
Carter
Meadow Land
Kere's Creek
Ki. A. Parker
G. W. Omlighter
Martha J. Carter
Denver's Alley
Jcxington
W. W. Ross
GO. L. Bryan
Randolph Street
J. W. Walker
R. G. Paston
J. P
V. B. Leckey
N. G. Moore
Fancy Hill
W. H. Clements
J. M. Quisenberry
Main Street
G. A. Varner
J. A. Champe
Mcroy
Houston Street
J. A. Manspile
John A. Knick
Chelmer Crutchfield
Black's Creek
Buffalo
Kate G
Paxton
Fuort
South River District
Kate Paxton
John H. Stoner
J. M. Brafeid
Jones River
Hk. C
Catarrh Cure Ad and Labor Rally Mention 1895
An early ad promotes Ely Brothers Liquid Cream Balm for catarrh and colds with 60 cent full size and 75 cent liquid form. It also notes Jacob Coxey’s unemployed march toward Chicago and labor activism. Poley’s Honey and Tar advertised to soothe coughs and expel cold.
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Ely Brothers
Warren Street
New York
Jacob & Coxey
la St. Lois
Chicago
Kidney Health Alert Drug Claim Prompts Caution
A dubious notice urges use of Poley’s Kidney Remedy for kidney or bladder trouble citing Bright’s disease and diabetes onset with weight irregularity. It promotes starting immediately at first sign and lists a questionable name DB U Gerroll.
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Bright
Poley
Gerroll
Foley's Honey and Tar Cures Coughs and Prevents Pneumonia
Advertisement claims Foley's Honey and Tar cures coughs and colds and prevents pneumonia and consumption after a lingering cold. Promotes refusal of substitutes. By B. 1 Gorrell.
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Foley
Gorrell
Foley’s Honey and Tar Cure Promoted Against Consumption
An advertisement extols Foley's Honey and Tar as a remedy for consumption and colds, claiming it cures many incipient cases and prevents pneumonia. It promotes a 30 day trial priced at $1.00 and lists testimonials and contact details for BH Gerroli's Drug Store.
Piles Remedy Promises Quick Relief at Local Drugstore
Mandau Pile Remedy arrives ready to use in a collapsible tube with nozzle. One application proves its merit by soothing inflammation and relieving soreness and itching. Suitable for all forms of piles. Price 60c, guaranteed, sold by H. Gorcell's drug store.
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H. Gorcell
Republican District Convention Called for Staunton March 31 1908
Notice announces Staunton Virginia as the meeting place for the Republican District Convention to select delegates and alternates for the National Convention in Chicago and to nominate a candidate for Congress. The call cites the party plan and authorizes reorganization and other business. The date is set for March 31 1908 at 8 00 PM with officers signatures listed. Dr Fairneys Teething Syrup is mentioned as a baby medicine claiming safety and ease of teething.
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Republican Congressional Committee
Tenth
Virrinie
Staunton
Republlican
National Republican Committee
Virginia
O'Grook
Chicago
Congress
Think it Over and Eliminate Chance of Getting One
A cautionary note urges readers to think before acting, advising them to ask a dealer and avoid purchasing to prevent obtaining another item.
Large Buena Vista sale lists livestock, tools, furniture
A Buena Vista sale catalog lists many items for public auction including 200 bushels of oats, cattle, hogs, mules, a mare and foal, harness, a roller, buggy, wagon, ladders, press, stove, saddles, weaving machine, shovels, tools, hoses, feed, and extensive household furniture. Terms offer cash for small sums and six month credit for larger amounts. proceeds support the Ladies Aid Society of the Presbyterian Church.
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Buena Vista Craft
Surry
Cox& Gibbs
Lextension
Universal
John T. Dunlop
Lote
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
Presbyterian Church of
Buena Vista
Local Seed and Grocery Ad Highlights Price Reductions
A period advertisement lists Garden Seeds from Landreth and Deokirk balks and Early Rose and White Seed Potatoes. It promotes B. E. Peas, a general line with reduced prices, meats and lard notices, a strong sugar market, higher flour outlook, and cheap closeout leather shoes and wool line.
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Landreth's
Deokirk's
B. E. Peas
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the County News
San’. B. Wanker, Jr
Lexington Gaartte
Grand Jury
Bristol
Harry Sumpter
Joe_e Join
W. Price
Corpos Tin Court
Clarke Mursie
Henry Watterson
Lagrippe
Genuwe Foley
Jon
J. Lawrence Campbell
Bedford Why
Thirtieth Judicial Circuit
Bedford
Frank
James M Zollman
W. T. McCormick
H. St. Geo. Tucker
Ely
Jane Coffe
Our Lord of Pipe
Boley’s
Mcees’ Mill
H. Grorrett
Pinentes
BH. Gerroli
Deng
G. C. Hotinger
Collierstown
JENNTN@S
Thomas Shewry
Samuel Samnilton
Davis
Graham
Graham and Company
First National Bank
Bouking
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Banks
Buena Vista, Virginia
W. Harry Agnor
O. N.T
Presbyterian
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Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
California
Arizona
Ldatlo
British Columbia
Mexico
New Mexico
Nevada
Oregon
Baltimore & Ohio
Yee
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Elia Brown
Hie
Isabella G. Brown
Wil-lan L. Brown
Elizabeth G. Brown
P. W. Brown
Lelia W. Jones
Jones
H. Stuart Brown
Maggie B. Brown
Ethel Lowey
Chas. Lowey
Emery W. Brown
Maggie Brown
Alice Vanes Brown
Susan Alien Osseman
Adam Bosserman
Naome E. Jordan
Ini
Chancery
Wiltten . Brown
Buffalo Creek
Buffalo Mills
Lolia W. Jones
Chas. Fowsy
Wm. Lewis Brown
Robert E. Brown
Teste
Witt
Pormerly
Montgomery & Black
Olay
Beulah Montgomery Hutton
A. B. Beckwith & CO
Bank Rockbridge
J. ED
Deaver
Court House
Lonsdale Cambries
Priestley’s
J. McD
Adair
the Style Shop
Post Office
L. G. Jahnke
Watchmakers, Jewelers and Opticians
Lexington, Virginia