Jefferson County political primary announcements roll in
A long list of candidates seeks Republican primary support for Jefferson County offices in Ohio. Names include T C Weir for Treasurer. Bert Edwin Blinn, B M Hastings, W M Cheffy, E J Foster, C S Waddle, B N Wilkinson, John A Fisher, James Simpson, Joseph E Ed ards, P A Gavin, Jay S Paisley, William J McCann, Alfred C Blackburn, W C McMaster, John F Gilson, and D A Hollingsworth for Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. C. Weir
Jefferson
Star
Anaua
Bert Edwin Blinn
Herald-Star
James Simpson
Ditor Herald. Star
Jefferson County
P. A. Gavin
Ohio
Jay S. Paisley
William J. McCann
Alfred C. Blackburn S
Veteran Republican leader urged for formal recognition
The passage commends a longtime Republican public speaker who has supported campaigns across districts, noting his graceful defeat, loyalty to successful candidates and the party, and free, impartial service in all counties. It calls for honoring his faithful services to party and country.
Passed Examination Successfully After Kidney Cure
James Donahue of New Britain Connecticut states he tried multiple kidney remedies and doctors for diabetes without improvement until Foley's Kidney Cure. After the new bottle he improved and five bottles cured him completely, allowing a rigid life insurance examination. Foley's Kidney Cure claims to cure back ache and all forms of kidney and bladder troubles. Call Steele druggists.
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James Donahue
New Britain, Conn
Foley
Eall & Steele
Cough remedy ad warns against unknown treatments
A cautionary notice warns readers not to seek unsolicited remedies for coughs and colds. It promotes Foley's Honey and Tar as a cure for coughs, colds, and pneumonia prevention with a mention of a yellow package. Beall & Steele, Druggists, urge refusing substitutes.
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Foley
Beall & Steele
Foley’s Honey and Tar Ad Claims Safe Cough Remedy
An advertisement touts Foley’s Honey and Tar as a safe cough remedy with no opiates, promising money back guarantees and claiming millions of bottles sold with beneficial results for coughs, colds, and lung troubles. It warns to guard health by refusing imitation products in a yellow package.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oriono
Foley
Beall & Steele
Trial Catarrh Remedy Mailed Free by Dr Shoop Wis
Trial catarrh treatments are mailed at no cost on request by Dr Shoop of Racine Wisconsin. Tests show the value of this scientific prescription known to druggists as Dr Shoop's Catarrh Remedy. Sold by Henderson Drug Co.
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Shoop
Racine
Wis
Henderson Drug Co
Real estate transfers listed in Steubenville area deeds
A series of conveyances shows La Belle View Land Co to C R Heltman and to Mary E Winter with prices 350 400 and 2000, Wm L Cole to Frank Lashik and Frank Dronky near Dillonvale, Angeline O Neal to Ella M Steele in Steubenville, Michael Gallagher to Wm A Drake Mt Pleasant, Ruthana P Cattell to Emeline J C Lupton Mt Pleasant, Lydia H P Cattell to Emeline J C Lupton Mt Pleasant, Bele H Lennerts to Elizabeth E Roberts Steubenville, Jos A Kitheart to J C Jones Dillonvale, Wm L Cole to John C Jones Mt Pleasant, Pleasant Heights Improvement Co to R H Williams Steuben ville, Emeline J Co Lupton to Ruthan P Cattell Mt Pleasant, Same to Lydia H P Cattell Mt Pleasant, Wm M Kerr Admr to John Williams Saline Twp, Eliza Flowers to John McClare Steubenville, Lyman A Noble to Clementine Zontine Smithfield Twp, M Spelacy to Mary Barricklow 321 acres, Thos E George to Wm Mooney 83 acres.
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la Belle View Land Co
C. R. Heltman
Steubenville
C. F. Gross
la Belle View
Mary E. Winter
Wm. L. Cole
Frank Lashik
Dillonvale
Frank Dronky
Dillon
Ruthan P. Cattell
Mt. Pleasant
Lydia H. P. Cattell
Wm. M. Kerr
Admr
John Williams
Saline Township
Eliza Flowers
John McClare
Lyman A. Noble
Clementine Zontine
Smithfield Township
M. Spelacy
Mary Barricklow
Thos. E. George
Wm. Mooney
Death Roll: George Edward Miller Dies in Steubenville
George Edward Miller, longtime Steubenville resident known as a judge, died in his room at the Round Corher hotel on Christmas evening at 8 20 after years of ill health. He was 63. A Civil War veteran, son of Judge John H Miller and Nancy Stokely Miller, he was educated at Washington Jefferson and Sewickly colleges and survived by three nieces.
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George Edward Miller
Steubenville
Round Corher Hotel
Mr. Miller
John H
Nancy Stokely Miller
Elizabeth Pratt
H. 8
Mines
Ari Ana Helen Pratt
Miller
Washington,Jefferson and Sewickly Colleges
O. W. IL
A Lincoln Day Dies in New Orleans at 47
A. Lincoln Day died at a New Orleans hospital on Thursday December 19 after an operation led to peritonitis. Eldest son of Robertson and Margaret Day, he lived a full life in railroad work and left a wife Clara Blaney and two children Roy and Margaret. The funeral was held at Fairplay Presbyterian Church with Rev. McLeod and Rev. Eldredge officiating. burial followed at Bloomfield cemetery.
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A. Lincoln Day
New Orleans
Robertson
Margaret Day
Eldredge
M. E Church
Day
Clara Blaney
Kittanning
Roy
Clinton
Margaret Day Zeiser
New Mexico
F.l Wallace
Smithfield
M. J. Reagan
Fairplay
A. L
Kees Rocks
Henry H
Ripley
Bloomfield Cemetery
Death of John C. White in Feed Spring Harrison County
John C. White, 67, a Feed Spring resident and Harrison County Infirmary Director, died Tuesday at 2 a.m. He was a lifelong Republican and Civil War veteran of the 43rd O. W. L. He married Agnes Glendon on May 20, 1860, and survives four sons Charles in Texas J Ross in Steubenville Harry Otis at home and Bertha wife of Ira Hines plus Gracie and Susie at home.
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John C. White
Feed Spring
Harrison County
Charles
Texas
J. Ross
Steubenville
Harry
Otis
Prince Chap Garments Offered At Half Price Tomorrow
Caracal Fur Cloth Coats with satin lining and silk braid trim. Womens suits in wool broadcloth serge cheviot and mixed suitings in Prince Chap models. Skirts split between full plaited or plain folded. Velvet suits in red blue brown also at half price tomorrow.
DeWitt's Kidney and Bladder Pills Ad
Quick relief for kidney and bladder trouble offered by DeWitt's pills. A week’s treatment priced at 25 cents, available at all druggists.
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DeWitt
Bertha Wilson Opens Beginner Piano Class
Miss Bertha A. Wilson will start a class of beginners in piano music at Sog S Fourth St. d27-6t.
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Bertha A. Wilson
Sog S
Miners and Mechanics Bank to elect directors January 6 1908
The regular annual election of directors will be held at the bank on Monday January 6 1908 between 6 and 8 pm. Voters may cast ballots in the election during that window at the bank location.
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Miners and Mechanics Bank
Promotional medicines and testimonials from old ads
An excerpt lists kidney pills and electric bitters as cures for urinary and nerve issues. It cites Henderson Drug Co. in Steubenville and Beall & Steele as guarantors, with patient testimonials from Fayette, New York, and a Gettysburg veteran. The passage touts tonics as beneficial for aged individuals and female weaknesses, claiming cures for lame backs and weak kidneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Parker
Fayette, N. Y
Gettysburg
Beall & Steele
Hindipo Kidney Cure and Nerve Tonic Guarantee Offer
J C Cope of Steubenville promotes Hindipo Kidney Cure and Nerve Tonic with a bold guarantee. They offer to refund the purchase price if it fails to provide satisfaction, with a 50 cent box mailed under a positive guarantee.
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J. C. Cope
Steubenville
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T. W. Vance
Herald Star
W. C. Burchfield
E. J. Foster
Cross Creek Township
WM. M. Cheffy
Chas. S. Waddle
Wells Township
B. N. Wilkinson
John A. Fisher
Jim
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E. DE Witterskine
W. C. McMaster
John F. Gilson
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