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Newspaper

Steubenville Herald

Location

Steubenville, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 17, 1906

Page

12

Wellsville, Detroit Lake visitors noted in city notes

Ike Miller, James Workman and families, C. W. Burford, Howard Morrow and others appear in a dense flow of social notes. Visitors arrive and depart from East Liverpool, Wellsville, Cambridge Springs, Zoar, and Pittsburgh areas. Gifts, births, engagements, and multiple two week or short visits mark a lively period with weddings, anniversaries, and club events among local residents and guests.

Ike Miller Wellsville James Workman Detroit

Ruddicks Shoe Man Offers 20 Day Footwear Bargains

Ruddicks the Shoe Man announces rare bargains on footwear for the next twenty days. The sale highlights limited stock and special prices, inviting customers to visit the store for discounted shoes and related accessories during the promotion.

Ruddicks

Second Coal Fleet Passes Downriver in Dense Tow

A second coal fleet named Tow Thds worth Voyager Volunteer Cruiser Alice Brown J. C. Risher and the Iron Sides passed downriver yesterday. The Voyager Cruiser Alice Brown and Iron Sides together tow nine five barges across four tows as the river continues to fall.

Stable Fire Destroys Structure Behind Acme Glass Works

Firemen from Reliance responded at 300 o'clock Tuesday morning to a stable rear of Daniel Gallagher residence near Acme Glass Works. The stable burned to the ground with about $40 in loss. Origin of the blaze remains unknown after an alarm triggered by a locomotive whistle.

Reliance Fire Department Acme Daniel Gallagher

Divorce suit filed by Lula M Burris against Almond Burris

Lula M Burris files for divorce alimony and child custody alleging extreme cruelty obscene language threats neglect and abuse. They married June 8 1905 in Steubenville have one child. An injunction restrains him from encumbering his property. He is 55 in good health earns fair wages. Attorneys Alban and May.

Lula M. Burris Almond Burris Steubenville Alban and May

Tables Turned In Municipal Case Against Palmer Siblings

The Palmer brothers Nick and Joe were arrested for drawing knives on Lou Boulier and Blaine Quillen. The mayor’s hearing found Boulier and Quillen were the aggressors and fined them ten dollars each. Quillen paid and was released. the Palmers were released. Pat Duffy was arrested on a wife’s warrant for disorderly conduct and remains in the lockup. Nan Wright was taken to the lockup intoxicated.

Nick Joe Palmer Lou Boulier Blaine Quillen Boulier Quillen Aid Joe Pat Duffy Nan Wright

Raccoon Killer Ends Chicken Coop Havoc North Market

Bert Meyer killed the raccoon that had tormented area chicken coops north of Market Street this morning after locals had waited in ambush for several nights. About fifty chickens were reportedly killed or cleared by the animal.

Rascal Market Street Bert Meyer O. P

A Mask of Summer Ills and Hood's Sarsaparilla

Summer vacation leaves many pupils and teachers with little stronger health despite outdoor activity. The text argues the veil of tan hides ongoing tired nerves poor appetite and sleep, urging Hood's Sarsaparilla to tone nerves aid digestion build up the whole system and refresh sleep.

Mansfield man credits Foley’s Kidney Cure for health return

Ira W. Kelley of Mansfield Pennsylvania states he suffered kidney and bladder trouble for two years and spent much on doctors without relief until Foley’s Kidney Cure cured him. He urges others to try it, and notes Beall and Steele as providers.

Ira W. Kelley Mansfield Foley Beall & Steele

Electric Bitters Converts Bear Grove Man to Health

The Bear Grove resident B. H. Wolfe credits Electric Bitters with ending two years of kidney trouble and suffering. He reports lasting relief from stomach, liver and kidney issues and general weakness. Sold at Beall & Steele's drug store for 50 cents with guarantee.

B. H. Wolfe Bear Grove Beall & Steele

Mystery solved by Dr Kings New Life Pills

John N. Pleasant of Magnolia Indiana claims the pills end periodic attacks of nausea and constipation. The advertisement promises guaranteed satisfaction or money refunded. Only 25 cents at Beall and Steele’s drug store.

John N. Pleasant Magnolia Ind Beall & Steele

Circuit Court Republican convention set for Steubenville

The Seventh Judicial Circuit Republican convention will be held at the Steubenville courthouse on Thursday August 30 1906 at 10 o’clock Central time. Delegates and alternates are listed by county for the nomination of a Circuit Court judge and the convention date is noted as July 22 1906.

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White Shirt Waist Suits Half Price Sale Notice

Rummage sale of shirt waist suits featuring white, Persian lawn, dirities and Swisses with lace and embroidery trim. Items previously priced at 2.65 2.98 3.25 5.48 and 2.98 now offered around 1.48 1.89 or 2.79 with various trims and fabrics, some lightly soiled, as a one day event.

Shirt Waist Rummage Sale Highlights Bargains

White lawn waists with missing parts and imperfections priced at 39 to 69 cents. Lot includes trimmed waists up to 1.48 value slightly soiled, plus brocaded etamine waists at 1 cent and a set of Peter Pan styles from linen to lawn offered as choice for 98 cents.

Mill Remnan Choice

Rummage Millinery Sale Offers Hats and Trimmings

A sale features millinery trimmings and untrimmed hats with flowers and foliage priced up to 25e per bunch. Special in the rummage sale at 3¢, untrimmed hats of rough straw from 5e to 1.50. Ready-to-wear hats in season styles priced at 19¢ to 26e, bargain range.

Rummage in Infants' Wear Sale Items Listed

A jumble of infants wear and lawn caps with slight wear sold regularly at 60c, 75c, and 1.00. Buyers may choose from the lot in the rummage sale with a 2 cents additional charge.

Rummage Sale Offers Children's Wash Dresses Bargain

Clean up stock on Madras and Ginghams dresses selling from 87 cents for sizes 6 to 14 years. Fine white Persian lawn dresses trimmed in lace and embroidery offered at 93 cents after handling, with values up to two dollars per dress.

Rummage Sale Offers Dorset Hats and Discontinued Styles

A rummage sale features a range of Dorsets including the Kabo and Nem names, with many broken or discontinued styles. Prices include sold items at 2.00 and 2.50, while choice pieces are offered at 98 cents.

Choice 98c

Lot of Wash Belts Final Clearance Sale Note

A rummage sale advertises two lots of wash belts offered at near half price. Describes embroidered belts with neat backs and belts sold at reduced prices. Indicates final clearance and mentions the event date as 17.

Underwear and Hosiery in the Rumage Sale Highlights

Listed items include Swiss ribbed vests with taped neck and armholes sold at 8c to 15c, finer ribbed vests at 15c, women's ribbed summer weight pants at 15c, and a range of fancy hosiery. Items claim regular values of 25c to 35c, offered in the rummage sale at bargain prices with multiple size and style options.

Rummage in Wash Goods Sale Offer

Colored wash goods are included with values for next season. Colored lawns, printed lawns, and damasks sold 6 and 8 per yard. Rummage sale features lace stripe organ dies and plain voile suitings offered at reduced prices.

Sale on Wash Goods and Wool Dress Goods Remnants

Remnants of wash goods and wool dress goods of all kinds offered at about half regular prices in various lengths.

Rummage Sale Offers Lace Curtains and Rugs

Beautiful Lace Curtains in various Nottingham designs priced from 3c to 74c per piece with most at bargain rates. Also offered are tapestry Brussels rugs, Japanese cotton warp mattings, and linoleum remnants priced per yard or square yard with several patterns described as desirable or good quality. Some items noted as mussed or soiled.

Nottingham

Rummage Sale of Fine China and Household Goods

Choice bargains populate a rummage sale offering fine china, cups and saucers, decorated bowls, tea pots, jugs, and crystal items. Other household basics include glassware, cut glass, enamelware, baking pans, kettles, wash boards, soaps, and laundry items with low prices.

Grindley

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