It Reached the Spot by Dr. King’s Discovery
Omega Ohio store owner and telephone company president Mr. E. Humphrey testifies that Dr. King’s New Discovery reached the spot of his cough when other remedies failed. The medicine is said to heal sore spots and weak areas in throat, lungs and chest. Sold at S. Kingston’s drug store with a 50 cent to 1 dollar price and a free trial bottle offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Humphrey
Omega, O
Adams County Telephone Co
The
Home Telephone Co
Pike County
Dr. King
S. Kingston
Madison County
Edwardsville
Rucker & Son
Harry Cooper
Collinsville
W.w.jarvis
Troy Exchange Bank
Bankers of Southern Minors
East St. Louis
P. M. Davidson
Pin Oak Township
DeWitt
Amivy
Braner’s
Lindbeck Orchestra
Royal Neighbors
Troy Athletic Club
Jrs
Needeles
Henry Hecht
Here
Maryville
Mr. Hecht
George Bard
Belleville
John Mackey
John Slavin
Thomas Naylor
Mayfield
St. Louis
Springfield
Illinois Dental Society
Arsenal Building
Greenville
J. FE. Marsey
Indiana
Springville
Kennedy
Kingston
Court House Notices of Various Civil Actions and Estates
A list of court items including partition and dower cases for Dermann et al, liens for Andrews Crandall vs Uphoff et al, assumpsits like Harrison vs Lee and Good vs Good, attachments and foreclosures, trespass claims against products Co, and multiple divorces and estate matters. Also includes wills, no-will letters for Ehrler and Itner, and appraisers named for estate settlements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dermann
Andrews & Crandall
Wm. Uphoff
Samuel Harrison
Charles Lee
Sweetser Lumber Co
Grant Cross
Charles Whinery
Corn ° Products Co
J. C. MacLanahan
East St. Louis & Suburban
Elizabeth Vogel
James Camp
George Weeks
Kerens-Donne
Lydia M. Scott
Susie L
S. Porter
Raymond Englemann
W. L. Scott
J. C. Hinde
Susie Ann Englemann
Probate Proceedings Before Judge Hillskotter in AQ2 cases
Probate records list numerous deceased individuals with assets, inventories, and executor actions. Names include Zenk Miller Schlosser Horn Weisner Starkey Gochringer Matthews Ebbler Weisburd Blattner WeisSmann Weincke Luddeke Horn Shannon Foster Harkelroad Lenz Harrison Armstrong and related estates with bonds, appraisals, and final distributions. Executorships and letters issued, with hearings scheduled for July and June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. Hillskotter
BOG, Zenk
Elizabeth Miller
John Schlosser
Anna C. Horn
Henry Weisner
Alice Starkey
C. A. Bartlett
Rosa Weisburd
Sam Weisburd
Carl Blattner Et al
Guardian
R. Williams
Magdalena Gochringer
A. J
Matthews
A. E. Ebbler
DP. R. Weidner
B. H. Spilman
Maria WisSmann
Anton Weincke, Jr
J. WH. Luddeke
Louis Starkey
A. Bartlett
F. C. Backs
L. C. Horn
Leonard Shannon
A. F. Foster
G. E. Foster
Wim. Harkelroad
Wilhelmina Lenz
John Harrison
Rosa Harrison
John Armstrong
Property transfers listed for Edwardsville area deeds
A sequence of real estate transfers is recorded, detailing David Holtzgang administrator to Henry Ims, various heik transfers to heirs and buyers, including Marine Cemetery Association and Jacob Spies Sr. heirs, numerous lots in blocks and additions in Edwardsville Collinsville St. Jacob and New Douglas, with prices from $28 to $3,375 and dates around 4-6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jos. Holtzgang
Henry Ims
Marine Cemetery Association
Jacob Spies, Sr
Marine Cemetery
Louis Butcher
M. F. Auwarter
Meyer
G. W. Meyer
F. B. Sanders
St. Andrew’s Place
Edwardsville
Wm. Endelmann
Jos. Burk
Burg & Becker
Collinsville
H. P. Hotz
FT. P. F. Reilley
Buenger
Henry Volk
G. H. Schroeppel
Wit
Charles Berkey
Almira Allen
J. M. Threadgill
Alonzo Foster
New Douglass
W. H. Stallings
Henry Henschen
Matthew Juda
Charles Juda
Louis Schiller
St. Jacob
Henry Epping
C. J. Grebel, Jr
E. C. Springer
August Lechmann
John Marchello
Lechmann
Roster of residents with ages and towns
A fragmented list shows names and ages for residents across Illinois and Missouri towns including Alton Collinsville Edwardsville Elsah St. Louis Decatur Panama Caseyville Granite City Fillmore and others. Ages range from teens to early fifties, with multiple spellings and formatting quirks in the OCR record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Reed
Alton
Nellie M. Siser
John Testa
Collinsville
Maria Bernabei
Colinsville
E. E. Wanser
Edwardsville
Ftta G. Reid
Thomas Adney
Elsah Addie Besterfeldt
Elsah R. A. Litschwager
St. Louis
Lillie Koenneker
Joseph Berberich
Collinsville Aless
Trina Baima
Adolph Frey
Gillespie Bertha Talleur
Marine R. J. Scandland
Decatur Henrietta F. Gattyr
Decatur Charles Fichler
Effie Smith
Louisville
August Falconnier
Helvetia
Aurelia Lebeque
Fred Schroeder
Carpenter Ethel Josef
Louis Henderson
Panama
Rena Forsythe
Peter Origaisso
Caseyville
Mai Riva
James Galloway
Granite City
Laura Hanfelder
L. C. Wright
Fillmore
Nellie Harmon
F. O. Horn
Ann L. Kresse
East St. Louis
Fmil Wowald
Louis Marie Ullrich
Wind Gust Flailed Five Spot From Rev Sweeney’s Home
The Rev. N K Sweeney of the M E church counted money at his home when a breeze blew through, scattering bills. A five dollar "V" bill vanished as the wind whisked it toward the door, prompting a search of the yard. The incident leaves him joking that the draft harmed him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. K. Sweeney
M. E. Church
Electric Bitters Sold At Kingston’s Drug Store
The ad claims fevers, malaria, jaundice, biliousness, and debility vary with altitude and touts Electric Bitters as the remedy, calling it a great alterative and blood purifier for nervousness and insomnia, sold with a guarantee at Kingston’s drug store for 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingston
Cedar View merchant touts Dr. King's New Life Pills
B G Stewart of Cedar View Mississippi claims customers receive the worth of that much gold in weight with a box of Dr King s New Life Pills. The product is sold under guarantee at 8 Kingston s drug store for 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. G. Stewart
Cedar View
Miss
Dr. King
Kingston’s
Fresh fish up for grabs at Deimling Bros meat market
Brief notes from Madison county items include Deimling Bros meat market offerings fresh fish every Friday and take orders by phone or in person. Also mention Mrs F O Liedel convalescing, Edna Steinhage teaching at Sylvan Hall, and local social news and small ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deimling Bros
F. O. Liedel
Andrew Klein
Jacob Dornseff
Worden
Edna Steinhage
Sylvan Hall School
DeWitt
S. Kingston
Louis Butcher
North End
M. F. Auwarter
Subscriptions and bids for Jarvis township aid
Notices list Science American subscriptions at 3.00 per year and 5.06 for Supplement with combined mail at 7.00 via The Call. Also bids for supplying paupers in Jarvis township for year starting July 1, 1908. Bids close June 6 at 9:00 a.m. with right to reject all. George Liebler, Supervisor. Also elevator hours cut to 6 p.m. after May 1 1968 except threshing season. Highland Milling Co and Walter Spies Milling Co comment. Appellate Court Clerk race: William M. Goudy, Wayne County Press, Fairfield, IL candidate for Clerk of Appellate Court Fourth Illinois Division, GOP primaries August 8, 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jarvis Township
At & O
A. m. George Liebler
Highland Milling Co
Walter Spies Milling Co
Armand Zeller
Saline Township
Madison County
Illinois
William M. Goudy
Wayne County Press
Fairfield
Wedding Invitations and Announcements at The Call Office
The Call office showcases wedding invitations programs and calling cards and invites readers to request samples to view current designs and styles suitable for engagement and ceremony announcements.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Strauss Brothers Master Taffors
Chicago
Kenwood
Troy
W. W. Jarvis
Banker CO
Jarvis
Louis Ehrler
Cynthia Ehrler
John Leverett
D. B. Kittinger
P. S. Webster
FE. H. Ittner
Theodore Ittner
Andreas Ittner
Louis ‘Latzer
A. F. Kaeser
J. 8. Hoerner
Adolph Mueller
August Ritcher
I. Q. Leidel
I. J. Mills
Brookside
John Norbury
Braner
F. W. Braner
Wm. Helmich
F. F. Hampton
Sientific American
Scientific American
Norman G. Flagg
Moro
J. G. Bardill
Highland, Ilinois
Albert C. Millspaugh
Shawneetown
Gallatin County
Minois
UST
McKinley
Wick Bros. Jewelry Coo
H. F. Kueker & Son
Foley
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