Summer Cure for Rheumatism Claims Blood Purge
An advertisement asserts summer is best to treat rheumatism as the body purges poisons. It cites past severe inflammatory rheumatism, claims home remedies helped when doctors did not, and promotes S.S.S. as a safe tonic that neutralizes acid, enriches blood, and cures permanently. The Swift Specific Co claims no minerals are used and offers free medical advice.
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Columbus
Ong
Egan
S.S
Swift Specific CO
Atlanta
Probate actions heard and pending before Judge Adair
Guardian Symosi Zimmerman reported final account and ward death. Hearing set September 1. Administrators appointed: T Xene Dad with $1200 bond. Charles P. Buchholz for Michael Cossack. Susan B. Martin administratrix filed inventory and appraisal. approved. T.8 Roach administrator filed inventory and appraisal. approved. Will of Frederick Auman of Wooster City filed for probate.
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Zimmerman
Symosi
Charles P. Buchholz
Michael Cossack
Susan B. Martin
A. H.martin
Roach
William Roach
Frederick Auman
Wooster City
Addition to Museum Adds Valued Geology Collection
The Wooster public library museum gains a large ten foot geology case from the late John J. White of Rt Wayne Ind. The collection includes seashells and world curioss. Presented by Mrs White and nephews W H Mullins Fred Mullins and W J Mullins with Mrs Johnson Sweeny and James Mullins aiding in unpacking and arranging. The trustees praise George J Schwartz for assistance.
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John J. White
Rt. Wayne
Ind
Museum of the
W J. Mullins
Wooster
The
Library Association
Johnson Sweeny
James Mullins
George J Schwartz
Oil Boom Hopes Rise In Holmesville
Residents in Holmesville rally to oil prospects after a well drilled at the county infirmary allegedly showed oil seepage near a plugged site. Word spreads of a potential boom as locals claim the oil is real, with further wells likely near term.
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Holmesville
Wooster
Ani
Weeds Grow on Beall and Larwill Corner
Residents of Larwill street and Beall avenue urge action as weeds at the Beall and Larwill corner become a public nuisance. The notice calls on authorities to remove the overgrowth affecting passersby. Potentially signed by local residents.
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Larwill Street
Beall Avenue
Beall and
Larwill
Sigred
Gold in the Court House for Unclaimed County Funds
County Clerk Samuel Esselburn lists hundreds of dollars in the county treasury paid as costs and witness fees that remain unclaimed for years. The list, arranged alphabetically, shows names and amounts, with readers urged to visit Esselburn to obtain a certificate from the treasurer to claim their money.
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Samuel Esselburn
Jerk Esselburn
Esselburn
W. J. Athey
W. J. Ayleworth
Joel Amstutz
B—Eha Baker
Rueben Buchwalter
J. S Beok
W. Breckner
John Bernader
H. C. Barnes
Seymour Bert
J. D. Berger
T. J. Brown
Nancy Brenneman
Wm. Benham
E. L. Berry
Jay Bowdan
Ed. Brightarine
W A. Brace
Jacob Becker
Frank Becker
Fred Bussinger
B. Billman
Fred Bayainger
Jerome Baird
John Bidler
Bricker
O. D. Beaker
J. Baird
John Bishop
O. D. Barden
Harley Bell
O. D. Bruce
O—Wm. Orite
A. A. Carr
Alfred Clapper
W. T. Culbertson
Marion Cunningham
Herman Clapper
G. One
Ste Tpke
Mrs. Covert
Geo. Conn
A. B. Chedent
B. O. Vook
N. W. Chamberlain
Hiram Doll
L. Moss
E.Y. Englander
A. R. Eberhart
D. G. Evans
Fannie Eshelman
Leonard Eberhart
Wm. Ebert
P. KE. Eshelman
Emma Emrich
Lill Eberhart
J. C. Erven
John Eshelman
R.S. Evans
F—Constable France
Mar Fank
Solomon Frye
Flickinger
Sarah Fisher
Byron Franks
Zeno Funk
A. M. Fombelle
Lewis Franks
J. D. Pike
Geo. Fortney
Samuel Ferrer
G. W. Frase
H. K. Freeman
Daniel Faonck
D. R. Firestone
H.H. Gilbert
Sol. Gerberich
J. Griffith
J. Galenstine
David Gardiner
G. E. Gendenheim
Frank Goldner
Amos Grog
G. W W. Garn
A. Grenge
D. W. Garver
G. W. Gaul
Peter Graber
A. Harch
Constable Harris
Mél' Heffalman
John Hess
C. A H. Harrold
Nelson Hunter
Jacob Hartzell
John Hoy
A. M. Hepler
Heckman
Inon
Mrg
I—D. M. Ivin
J—J. A. Johnson
William Johnson
George Jackson
Thomas Johnson
K—J. F. Keim
W. Kauffman
J. OH. Kauffman
Joy. Kapp
L—Francis Lyon
Jos. Little
Wm. Lilley
John Little
St. F. Leek
Anthony Tates
D J. Leickheim
Wm. Lehr
John M. Lehr
D. Lehman
M—Mary Magner
Alex. Mowrer
RK. Mesamore
Tse
Jacob Mowery
Peter Mougey
Ben Moyer
John Myers
Riley Mowery
Robert Major
F. A. Staurer
Rost. Mish
Mc—S
McAfee
John McQuigg
M. M. McCormick
Perry McDavitt
Wm. McClue
Dr. McMillen
Albert mecFadden
E. D. McIntire
M. ¥. SiKelvey
D. Q. McClarran
Social Notes Highlight Few Local Weddings and Gatherings
The column notes the wedding of Prof Will Woodland and Miss Agnes Blankenhorn set for next Thursday at the bride's home in Beech City. It also mentions recent social events including Mrs Kiefertrelower’s gathering at Mrs E J Mowery’s home, a Berea connection for Winnie Snook and Arthur Curtiss, and a Chippewa Lake picnic. Nearby reports cover the Plain Township and Chippewa gatherings, a Progressive Farmers Club meeting, and a double thirtieth wedding anniversary surprise for Abe and Mrs Plank with community members attending.
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Will Woodland
Agnes Blankenhorn
Wooster
Beech City
Kiefertrelower Post Reysary
E. J Mowery
West North Street
Jale Kelster
Bertram Conley
West Liberty Street
Winnie Snook
Arthur Curtiss
Berea
Snook
B. B. Club
Chippewatake
Mel Tntosh
Mt. Clemens
Mich
Evelyn Schuch
Ola Wintersteen
Edith Smith
Martha Keys
Linda Hine
Ella Foote
Mia
Joe Keter
Sara Snyder
Mra. J
Women's Home Missionary Society of
First Presbyterian Church
John Zimmerman
Beall Avenué
Mra
Zimmerman
Chippewa Lake
Plain Township
Progressive Farmers’ Club
Stitt
Plain Township Club
Barry McMannis
Levi Eberly
Wm. Bruce
Mias
Margaret Stitt
Abe Plank
Abe
Sick Headache Cure Promises New Energy
Patient wife suffered years with severe sick headache and could not work. After taking Chamber Stomach and Liver Tablets she weighs more than ever and is said to be real well. Ad from New York shows sale by agent.
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NewLandoo
New
Byalta Iggiste
de Athe
Town Topics
New York
Charles Stokes ‘Wayne
W. D. Mann
Wayne
Colonel Mann
Charles H. Ahle
Edwin M. Post
Fever Plot Thickens in New Orleans Immigrant Districts
Yellow fever widens in poorer New Orleans quarters with Italians bearing the heaviest tolls while an emergency hospital opens with thirteen initial cases and equal additions. Officials note the disease remaining concentrated among recent Italian immigrants, many unacclimated, as efforts intensify to treat the worst cases. A medical editorial touts Dr Pierce remedies amid public health warnings.
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New Orleans
Canal Street
United States
Louisiana
Sicily
Uisi
Prst
Unti
Cave of yellow fever reported in Tampa quarantined
Quarantine orders affect the creamier Martinnique after arrival from Miami with yellow fever cave discovery. Passengers were moved to Tri-Cornia station. The Mascotte from Taspe is slated for quarantine.
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Havana
Tampa
Miami
Florida
Tri-Cornia
Russia expects grain surplus for export amid famine fears
Reports from St. Petersburg state that grain crop conditions in Russia are not as dire as feared. Although six Volga basin provinces and central Russia need winter aid, harvests elsewhere are fair to good, suggesting a possible grain surplus for export.
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St. Petersburg
Russia
Volga
Peculiar disappearance of ailment cure touted
J D Runyan of Butterville reports a peculiar disappearance of his symptoms including indigestion and headache. The remedy promises relief from disarrangements of the stomach and related ills, with assurances of efficacy and guaranteed results.
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J.D. Runyan
Butterville
Fepbach Te Boraisse
Pennsylvania Lines Passenger Schedule Update
A new timetable effective Sunday July 9 1005 lists Wooster station trains eastbound and westbound. Eastbound services include No 408 at 1 36 a m daily and No 8 48 a m daily, No 32 at 7 12 p m daily except Sunday, No 34 at 7 38 Ki THs, No 46 at 4 25 p m daily, No 30 at 7 18 p m daily except Sunday. Westbound trains include No 405 at 12 40 a m daily, flag stop Mansfield and To ph tet Sh No at 10 30 a m daily except Sunday, No 9 at 11 12 a m daily, No 403 at 3 15 p m daily, No 31 at 6 35 p m daily, No 15 at 10 46 p m daily.
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Wooster
Mansfield
Toph Tet
Wooster to Cleveland and Creston Bus Schedule Fragment
Cars depart Wooster area for Creston Sevills Chippewa Lake Medina Berea and Cleveland public square with Berea service at 9 p m and Cleveland limited at 7 15 p m and 3 15 p m Direct links to Linns dale Puritas Springs Elyria North Amherst Lorain Grafton Oberlin Wellington Berlin Heights Norwalk Creston to Wooster times span 6 45 a m to 10 45 p m Wooster Limited trains at 11 45 a m and 1 34 5 p m depart Creston area Cars to Wooster from public square Cleveland 6 15 a m to 8 15 p m Wooster Limited at 9 45 a m and 6 45 p m
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Thwestern
Woosterboury
Creston
Sevills
Chippewa Lake
Medina
Berea
Public Square
Cleveland
Linnsdale
Puritas Springs
Elyria
North Amherst
Lorain
Grafton
Oberlin
Wellington
Berlin Heights
Norwalk
Ooster
Wooster Limited
Wooster
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Fly's. Gren Bot
ELY Brothers
Warren St
Crichester
H. F.crowli
Undertaker
Square
Residenc
Nord Ave
R. L. Adair
Bears
Ln Roem
Walter DU. Foss
Pres
W. ‘Thompson
Cashier
Chas
M. Gray
Chass Rota Pers
OF Wooster
Court House
N—S. L. Naftzger
Fred Nuosabaum
Frank Naftzger
James Ogden
Howard Odenkirk
N. C. Ohl
A. L. Ober
L. P. Obliger
P E. Pearce
R. Ronck
Jos. Plank
Ruggles
AL Roach
O. M. “Rich
Daniel Rudy
J. D. Robison
M.G. Roach
Tk C. Reichenbach
Wm. Rittenhouse
L. M. Shaffer
G. Schlaugh
R. E. Sturges
N. M. Stanley
Ee Stoffer
A. B
Spreng
J. Oh. Snore
Wm. Sower
D. CG. Steiner
Esman
C. D. Swart
A. Siveeney
Imma Stabaugh
Mary—Stansburg
Henry Sowers
EB. D. Seigenthaler
John Searight
Gyrug Segrist
Willis Strauss
M. Scott
David Smith
Conrad Shaffer
L. E. Stauffer
W. H. Sickman
Otto Troutman
A. Tasker
D. Tyler
V.A. H. Valentine
C. V. van Niman
W.W
Winert
Maury Wagner
Jacob William
W. W Wallace
W. R. Wahikler
John Weigel
Cyrus Weigel
J. F. Wertz
Wesley Winkler
J. L. Weltmer
John Wise
Tom Walsh
Ed. Wirt
Fred \agner
Chas. Winger
T. B. West
Fran Yarman
Lesh Yoder
Samuel
Yarnell
Z—J. Zook
Zuereher
Social Notes
Thomas Roe
Pierce
Buffalo
Dr Pierce
Golden
Rueelx
Washington
F A. Peckham
York
Department of Agriculture
Wright
Criminal Court
Sim- Mar
Moses Haas
St . Petersburg
Novost
Boutigan
Senate
Woignator
Pennsylvania—Lines
Jord
Pittsburgh
Dental College
Western University
Penneytvania
H. E. Friesell
D. D
Pris and
Brull Streets
Pristiergh
Baltimore & UhTo
Portland
Lewis & Clark
Niagara Falls
Detroit
Mountain Lake Park
Chautauqua
Defiance
Union Veterans
Mt. Vernon
Camp Meeting
W. H
Wieer
Blankbook
Jacob Fischer, Frick Memorial Block
Wooster, Oni
Hollister
Rocky Mountain
ALI ET ER
Madiec
Laubach’ & Boyd
Ohio
Mongey House
First Nationals’Bank
Ashland
Tribune Farmer
National Illustrated Agriculturate Weekly
Tribune
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Tribune Farmer and Wooster Republican
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