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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1905
Page
3
Friday September 1 1905 F M Neeley of Nickel journeyed to Gonzales on court business. The report notes his travel and purpose for the trip. No further details are provided in the readable text.
Mr G W Fowler of Hightower Alabama recalls serving on a petit murder trial at Edwardsville in Cleborne County. After meals he suffered cholera morbus. a druggist sent Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy instead of the expected mix. One dose relieved him in five minutes. a second cured him. Two other jurors were afflicted and were cured by the same bottle. For sale by all druggists. Mr and Mrs Sparks return from San Narvos visit.
A pre wedding notice extols Electric Bitters to prevent quarrels by keeping digestion and liver healthy. Testimonial from S A Brown of Bennetteville SC claims wife regained strength after using the tonic. Also notes Cham berslain Pain Balm for lame back, sprains and bruises with local druggist availability.
Community committee announces a grand barbecue on October 8, 1905 followed by a grand ball at night inviting all residents to attend the festive event.
The column records numerous visits to Boehm's store for fresh food, flour, oat meal, and shoes, with other updates on locals such as Mildred Keesee traveling, J D Gray visiting, teachers' institute at Halletsville, and various residents returning from trips or selling property.
Robert Johnson aged 18 died at 4 PM Tuesday after eleven days with typhoid fever at his parents home in Old Moulton. The burial was in Old Moulton cemetery Wednesday. Heartfelt sympathy to Mr and Mrs J Johnson.
G B Crane died Monday morning at his home near Moulton aged 84. He became blind after an eye injury at age eight and lived a feeble life afterwards. Born June 15, 1821 in Stardeman county Tennessee he migrated to Texas in 1833 and married Mixa Winters in 1844. Fourteen children were born to the couple. eleven survive. The funeral was held Tuesday at Old Moulton cemetery with Masonic rites.
A notice certified by W. L. Toorty & Co. states that the sealed envelope from American Pure Food Co. of St Louis opened on August 19 1905 contained No. 640 233. The holder is asked to present the ticket at Jno Baur's Store for a buggy prize.
Advertisements extol Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets for indigestion insomnia and biliousness and claim cures for stomach trouble constipation and coughs. Also mentions Bucklen's Amica Salve for minor wounds and a Panamanian bubonic plague death reported by Consul General Lee.
An advertisement extols Dr King s New Life Pills as a quick pleasant cure for headache constipation and indigestion with a 25 cent price and guaranteed results. Separately Gov Lanham offers a 300 reward for the arrest and conviction of Milton Levi charged with criminally assaulting Miss Ilelen Renfro of Temple.
An advertisement touts St Nicodemus Laxas Livechill Tonic as a cure for illness regardless of expense or drug use. It claims one day relief, no calomel, and a 25 cent price with money back if it fails. Sold by F A Kubicek at Sr Nicodemus Drug Store in Hallettsville Texas. It also offers printing services for letterheads envelopes statements and circulars.
A. B. Devall, the county treasurer of Halletsville Texas, writes in 1901 praising Dr E W Hall’s Texas Wonder for kidney and rheumatism relief and recommends it to others. The note is dated October 26 1901 and addressed to St Louis.
An old advertisement promotes The Texas Wonder by Dr. E W Hall asserting it cures kidney and bladder troubles, diabetes, rheumatism, and irregularities for men and women and children. It offers mail order for $1 per bottle, claiming two months’ treatment.
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