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Newspaper
Steubenville Herald
Location
Steubenville, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1908
Page
9
Stockholders in the Elwood Tin Workers Gold Mining Co. may receive a dividend after attorney E R Call returned from British Columbia with news that investors backed the venture. Wealthy stockholders have cancelled debts by March 1, and experts will inspect the property before work proceeds, aiming for returns by November 1908.
Beall and Steele announce Foley's Hone and Cough as compliant with the Pure Food and Drug law. It contains no opiates or harmful drugs, and is recommended for children and adults as a safe remedy for coughs and colds.
A Steubenville resident James & Barry testifies to full kidney cure after using Doan's Kidney Pills for six months. He describes relief from nightly urinary urges back pain dizziness headaches and weakness. The ad cites four boxes and urges readers to buy from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo as US sale agents.
A woman aboard a Pan Handle train from Pittsburg to Wheeling became unconscious about 4 15 PM near Pittsburg. She was taken to Wheeling City hospital. Telegrams from Wheeling police helped identify her as Mrs H J Connell of Wilkinsburg. A purse receipt showed the name.
Luigi D'Ascenzo, an Italian miner from Virginia Station, asked the mayor for aid to intercept his thirteen year old son who rifled the trunk while the father was away, stealing $280 and vanishing. The boy is believed to have come this way from Virginia Station but remains unfound.
At a Follansbee village council meeting Republicans A W May and William Able were deemed unqualified for Recorder and Council seats for unpaid taxes. George Hahne became Recorder and M S Wilson took Able’s council seat amid a GOP dispute. The disqualified men challenged the move in Wellsburg County Court, which upheld council action, with a Supreme Court appeal anticipated.
Miss Margaret Gabelle Jamison 46 died in Washington hospital from burns suffered while raking and burning leaves at home in Buffalo village Washington county. She caught fire when clothing ignited during cleanup. a rain shower helped dampen flames earlier. Funeral at Upper Buffalo Presbyterian Church with interment in Buffalo burying grounds. survived by father Robert Jamison, mother Elizabeth, and brothers W T Jamison James Jamison John R Jamison and sister Ella Roberts.
Foreigners on the Rayland and Martins Ferry line attacked a passenger car after dark. A man aboard at Adnaville smoked against rules, cursed the conductor, and hurled stones through windows between Glenns Run and Martins Ferry. One suspect, Joe Penepeer, was arrested. the other is at large.
L. P. Bafey of Barnesville is named head of the sheep and poultry department for the Ohio State Board of Agriculture. The Board of Managers will meet February 10 to prepare the premium list for the 1908 state fair.
The Jennings well No. 3 on the Orr farm came in yesterday afternoon and is a good producer. Reports say the Waugh well in the Wells Creek field was shot Monday and the flow increased to 35 barrels.
The article describes wide umbrella ruffles trimmed with tucks embroideries and laces priced at 25c 30c 50c 75c 1 and 1.30, showing a range of decorative fabrics available to shoppers.
Attoreny J. E. Hostetter, indicted weeks ago by the Hancock county grand jury for attempting to deliver prisoners from the New Cumberland jail, has been ill in the Ohio county jail awaiting trial in Hancock circuit court. He is reported to have pneumonia, not typhoid, and friends express concern over his condition.
Samuel Douds, longtime Knoxville resident and county figure, died at the County Infirmary at 11 AM Tuesday after a two week illness caused by grip. Aged 72, he had lived in the infirmary three years. Survived by brother Jerry Douds of Knoxville and a sister in Toronto. Remains prepared for burial and to be interred in Knoxville.
16 quarter cotton blankets in white or tan with striped borders priced for the pair. 16 quarter wool blankets in red or gray with black borders at 2.30 a pair, slightly soiled. Bed comforts with figured prints filled with sanitary cotton valued at 1.25 each.
Catarrh sufferers are urged to use Liquid Cream Balm, a new form of Ely's Cream Balm, advertised as a dependable remedy. The spray tube version is sold by druggists for 75 cents. Company address listed as Big Bros. 56 Warren Street, New York.
An advertisement extols Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil as a quick remedy for emergencies keeping families prepared. It claims the product subdues incidents and heals the hurts, presenting a trusted household aid.
Jacob Springer of West Franklin Maine says he reached a higher health level since using Dr King s New Life Pills They keep his stomach liver and bowels working right Beall Steele s drug store offers a 25 cent trial with money back guarantee
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