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Newspaper

Steubenville Herald

Location

Steubenville, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1906

Page

9

Mary Jane Taylor Found Dead At Home In Two Ridges

James Taylor returns from Steubenville to Island Creek township and finds his wife Mrs Mary Jane Taylor dead in the smokehouse likely from apoplexy. Coroner Campbell to conduct inquest. Mrs Taylor, 63, left three children and two brothers, was a Two Ridges church member.

James Taylor Island Creek Township Two Ridges Church Mary Jane Taylor Mr. Taylor Steubenville Rus. Taylor Campbell Taylor Hone Faylor Two Ridges Charles Eva Pittsburg Thos John Nevin Damville

Fourth of July Anniversary and Stomach Bitters Claim

On the Fourth of July the piece recalls the early expansion of Brettre's Stomach Bitters 53 years after its introduction. The ad claims it aids stomach distress and systemic decline, urging readers to try it for relief from headache bloating heartburn dyspepsia indigestion constipation cramps diarrhea or female ailments and to take the first step toward health.

Foley Kidney Cure and Asbestos Roofing Ad Notice

An advertisement promotes Foley's Kidney Cure as a quick fix for kidney and bladder troubles, claiming cures for Bright's disease and diabetes. It also markets J Me Asbestos Roofings made of asbestos noted for fire resistance and durability, with a request to write for booklet G and samples.

J. Me H. W. Johns Manville CO Cleveland

Fortunate Missourians Praise Dr King's New Discovery

A Missouri druggist, T J Dwyer of Graysville, recalls three customers cured of consumption by Dr King's New Discovery, noting one man no longer needed to relocate to Arizona. The medicine is billed as a cough and cold remedy for throat and lung issues, guaranteed by Beall & pubes, with 50c and 1 trial bottle available.

Livonia T. J. Dwyer Graysville Dr. King Arizona Beall & Pubes

Coroner declines inquest on mysterious garbage barrel

Coroner Campbell refuses to hold an inquest after being asked to investigate a barrel found with possible human remains. Reported sighting suggested mine guards buried a barrel as part of a dark mystery, but officials saw no murder or suicide and the coroner did not respond to Bradley.

Campbell Bradley

Death by Fumes From Gas Heater Claimed Victim in Peoria

Raymond Charles, 20, former Steubenville resident, died in Peoria ML from suffocation caused by escaping fumes from an instantaneous heater in a bathroom. He was son of Haller E. Charles and nephew of Capt. J. F. Oliver who received word of the death. Also includes an advertisement touting Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea with Beall & Steele.

J. F. Oliver Raymond Charles Peoria Haller E. Charles Capt. Oliver

Electric Bitters Featured As Cure For Various Ailments

A newspaper blurb claims deadly serpents in India share prevalence with stomach and liver disorders here. It touts Electric Bitters as a sure remedy, citing S A Brown of Bennettsville, DC, whose wife recovered from dyspepsia and a torpid liver after long suffering. The ad lists uses for chills fever biliousness lame back and kidney and bladder disorders, offered by Beall and Steele at 50 cents with guarantee.

India S. A. Brown Bennettsville D. C Beall & Steele

Closing Out Men's Clothing and Hats in Big Sale

We discontinue our entire stock of men's clothing shoes and hats to convert space to furniture. All suits sell at half price with examples including a ten dollar suit for five dollars and a five dollar suit for two dollars and fifty cents.

Executor's Notice of Appointment in Salem Ohio Will

Barbara Fulton executrix of the will of Samuel Fulton deceased of Salem township Jefferson county Ohio, duly appointed and qualified. Dated June 8 1906.

Samuel Fulton Salem Township Jefferson County Ohio Barbara Fulton

Large selection of men's trousers at deep discounts

A very large assortment of men's trousers sells for from 1.59 to 4.09 a pair, priced at 65 cents on the dollar. This means a 2.00 pair for 1.20 and a 4.00 pair for 2.60. Also available are jean pants, corduroys, other work pants, overalls and jackets at substantial reductions.

Straw Hats Sale Offers 5 Cent to 50 Cent Hats

Straw Hats bought over 100 dozen men and boys straw hats at under a third of regular prices. No hat valued below 10 percent of regular price and some priced up to 3.00. All hats now on sale from 5¢ to 50¢ each.

Shoes Prices Drop Despite Market Rise

The notice notes shoe prices have risen 20 to 25 percent over six months but the seller keeps discounts. It advertises a 20 percent cash discount on all men?s shoes, with stock priced from 1.50 to 3.50 per pair.

Dress Shirts Sale Offers Deep Discounts

A large assortment of men's dress shirts priced at 89 cents each. One mixed lot of shirts worth 50 cents to one dollar offered at 33 cents per shirt. New shipment of soft finish collar attached shirts regularly selling at 1.50 now 98 cents each.

Window Shades Offered at Discounted Factory Prices

Window shades in regular sizes and extra sizes from 42 to 72 inches wide advertised at less than factory prices. Felt shades priced at 8c each and regular shades at 19c and 26c each. Extra sizes include 48 and 63 inches wide with bulk pricing.

Boys and Children's Department Stores Sale Ad

Our boys and children's department is complete in shoes wash suits knee pants waists hats and capes all at great reductions.

Neckwears at Closing Out Prices Show Furnishings Surge

A large display of neckwear cuffs collars suspenders belts and other gents furnishings is offered at closing out prices. The sale highlights a broad range of accessories and apparel for men with discounts promoting value.

Bargains in Ladies' Department Offer Deep Reductions

The department features numerous items with prices not stated but promises lower than the lowest. Discounts include 1-3 off on trimmed hats 1-5 off on Worsted Dress Skirts and 1-3 off on Silk Shirt Waist Suits.

Ladies Shoes Sale Ad Highlights Walking Shoes and Sandals

An attractive display offers ladies and misses walking shoes in black tan and white plus strap sandals slippers and related items at special prices.

Carpets and Oilcloth Offer Latest Styles at Low Prices

Carpet Room advertises carpets oil cloths linoleums and mats with the newest styles and the lowest prices. Strong emphasis on variety and affordability as a local retail option.

Patent stair corner guards offer corner protection

A doorstore style ad describes brass nickel and old gold stair corner guards that fit corners without tacks or secrets. It promises no damage and says they come free with installation or trial, labeled as 5e. The copy emphasizes easy application and corner coverage on stairs.

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