Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery Promoted for Stomach Health
An advertisement extols Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery as a natural stomach tonic and blood remedy. It emphasizes its alcohol free formula, roots and herbs, and its long history since its Buffalo originator’s 40 year era, claiming continued family use and growing sales due to public trust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. V Pierce
The
Invalids’ Hotel and Surgical Institute
Buffalo
Jorce
Pierce
Quiet Afternoon Wedding at North Buckeye Street
At 2 p m Thursday Rev E V Du Bois of the Methodist Church performed the ceremony making Miss Mae Lealone a wife of Mr Jay M Joliff of OPA Wooster The couple left for Cleveland at 3 pm to visit then plan housekeeping in apartments on West Henry street.
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North Buckeye Street
E. V. du Bois
Methodist Shurch
Mae LeaLone
Jay M
Jolliff
Opa Wooster
Junifie
Frontenac
Jolt
Cleveland
West Henry Street
Bankruptcy sale confirmed for Zimmerman & Co stock
Referee in bankruptcy W E Kean confirmed Thursday afternoon the sale of the remaining stock of Zimmerman & Co. The tail end sold Wednesday valued at 13800 brought 8215.20. The original invoice was 48000 and about 32000 was realized. Judge Buchwalter said plans to open a store had not yet matured.
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W. £. Kean
Zimmreman & Co
Kean
Buchwalter
Tle
New fire and police call system tested at night
The public safety board tested the new call system with 32 candlelights and three red lights on the square. Chief Kingsley will activate the system at 8 pm for a five minute run and urged calls only for real needs. A police call box remains to be installed on Republic Square, with cost borne by the city. The Millersburg Wooster Orrville Telephone Co provides service and Wooster Electric Light Co supplies power. Michael Bauer, Chief Kingsley, and telephone company staff carried out the installation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Public Safety
Svera
Kingsley
Central
Republic Square
Millersburg, Wooster & Orrville Telephone Co
Wooster Electric Light Co
Michael Bauer
Telephone Company
Detective Head Snatching in Taggart Divorce Case
Wooster court to hear Taggart divorce petitions on Monday amid a flurry of cross petitions and detective intrigue. Mrs. Taggart, shadowed by detectives at a summer resort, nearly caught a detective’s head through a transom. Subpoenas issued for Mrs. Dow of Akron and William C. Taggart. sheriff confirms service.
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Taggart Dvorce
Wooster
Orrville
Sttadrs
Child Not Expected to Live Then Cured by Chambertin Remedy
Ruth Dewey of Agnewville Virginia suffered severe cholera infantum last summer. Her parents gave her Cham berlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy from the stove and after half a small bottle she recovered. The remedy is sold by all druggists.
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Chambertin
Ruth
E. N. Dewey
Agnewville
Chamberlain
Railroad funds to repay city and property owners
The Cleveland and Southwestern Railway has turned 360 dollars into the city treasury to cover track occupancy costs. City Solicitor Benton J Hay, in Cleveland recently, arranged the transfer and indicated about 600 dollars will go to residents and property owners along the street as their share of the money to be paid back by the railroad. The railroad is reportedly prepared to recover the funds at any time.
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Cleveland & Southwestern Railway
Benton J Hay
Cleveland
Hay
Ketebin
Motehin
Mutehim Quiv
Thea
Kutebin
Evi
Vie Hottes
Intadida
AiHelkare
Fine Record Of Wooster Teachers Earns Long Reading Diplomas
At the Ohio State Teachers association session at Put-in-Bay Wooster City teachers received diplomas for completing the Ohio Teachers Reading circle. Four year diplomas went to Olla Fern Kieffer and twelve year diplomas to Lithena L. Baughman Rose E. Dausman Mary G. Ebright and others. Sixteen twelve year diplomas were issued to Wooster and fourteen to the rest of the state. Teachers met weekly for recitation work from 8715 to 4:16 under the superintendent, with additional practical material studied. Our teachers are professionally trained and continuing study is required to educate children effectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio State Teachers’ Association
Put-in- Bay
Ohio Teachers’ Reading Circle
Wooster City
Olla Fern Kieffer
Anna Kostenbader
Lithena L. Baughman
Rose E. Dausman
Mary G. Ebright
Charles Aanpert
Isa V. Anghes
Anna D. Burst
Lara B.kean
Fannie Liggett
Lucy A. Miller
Ella J.milligan
Ida McMonigal
Lucy Saybolt
Maude L. Shampetta V. Thome
Jennie L. Warner
Sara KE. Whitmore
Reading
Charles Haupert
Wooster
Abandonment Planned for Third Floor of High School
The board of education will stop using the third floor of the high school for class work in the coming school year citing unsafe conditions and economy. Principal resources are saved by not staffing an extra principal, with plans to relocate seventh grade classes to Beall avenue and South Walnut street school houses for better daily handling.
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Board of Education
Durin
Beall Avenue
Walnut “Street
S Bool
So Doung
Death of Charles Cunningham at Gallipolis
Charles Cunningham, son of Alvinzi Cunningham, died Tuesday at the epileptic hospital in Gallipolis after years of epilepsy. He was 39 years old. The funeral occurred from the train with pallbearers John V. Smith Louis C. Franks George D. Dunham Robert Hatfield John R. McKinney and S. G. Patterson. Rev. O A Hills, D D, conducted the grave services.
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Charles
Alvinzi Cunningham
Gallipolis
John V. Smith
Louis C. Franks
Geo. D. Dunham
Robert Hatfield
John R. McKinney
SV. G. Patterson
O. A. Hills
D. D
New Pensions Allowed for Several Claimants
The following pension claims were recently received by J. P. Vans Nest Bons, pension attorneys: Jacob B. Heffelman seventeen dollars per month from April 5, 1905. John Bleesing twelve dollars per month from March 30, 1905. Jacob Wepfer twelve dollars per month from March 25, 1905. Siome five dollars per month from April 19, 1905. James H. Teacey seventeen dollars per month from May 17, 1905. Samuel B. Livengood ten dollars per month from April 10, 1905. John Bricker twelve dollars per month from April 19, 1905.
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J. P.vans Nest ‘Bons
Jacob B.heffelman
John Bleesing
Samuel B.livengood
John Bricker
Sore lip agony ends with Bucklen's Arnica Salve
B F Leek of Concord Kentucky endured twenty years of a painful upper lip sore that prevented eating. After vainly trying remedies, he used Bucklen's Arnica Salve. It provided relief for burns cuts and wounds. Sold at Wh & Boyd's drug store.
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B. F. Leek
Concord
Wh & Boyd
Drag” St
County Commissioners Allow Broad Bill List
The board approved numerous bills including Ohio Culvert Pipe Co. for Creston work, salaries for courthouse staff, chair repairs, grave burials for indigent soldiers, lumber and planking for bridges, sewer pipe, and various county office expenses. Notable items include sheriff fees, Kenep’s survey work, and concrete bridge work in Canaan and Chester townships.
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Ohio Culvert Rine Co
Creston
Isaac N. Hough
Andy O'Brien
David Griest
Court Sensenior
Frank Sigler
Court House
Andrew Reiman
Porter
Clinton
Schmuck & Bevington
Sol
Levers
Ruggles Gale Co
EF. Coe
D. R. Houser
Canadao
Sheriff Brown
P. E. Barnes
Satcreek
Christine Bros
Th. OU. L. Carter
Lamber
Franklin Township
C. D. Smith
Wayne Township
Ellen Kern
J Cameron
Bippewa
T .O. Bechtel
Chester
W. G Firestone
W .Wo Maher
Canaan
Daniel
W &Q Tel Co
Lo Carter
Kesne
Sugarcreeks
Teury Kr Knepp
Armstrong Brown
Fat TA
A. W. Wells
Benny M Knepp
Firestone Construction Co
Canaan Township
Electric Light Co
Ohio Culvert Pipe Co
J.B. Barnard
Lanking County
Wm. Dwell
J. Blake
M. D. Jones Co
Chas. Bergen
Lewis Franks
J. M. Shamp
Honeytown
Joseph Musser
G.r.felger
Lawrence Bridge
Plain Township
B. Newell
B. F Wade
A. J. Blough
Kieene
Congress
Gas Co
Henry M. Knepp
M. D. Jones O
Thorman Johnson
Sol. Johnson's
Wertz to Attend August Cedar Point Legislative Outing
The committee on general arrangement selects the first week in August for the annual legislative outing at Cedar Point Ed. E. Wertz the Wayne county representative will attend the event.
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Committee On
Cedar Point
Wertz
Wayne County
Eczema Pain Eased After Years of Suffering
A patient from Urbana describes long battled eczema with intense itching and pustular outbreaks on the face. After trying various medicated washes and ointments without relief, continued treatment led to disappearance of eruptions and clear skin, with no relapses to date.
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Urbana
Cleveland and Southwesters car schedule outline
Public notices list train and car connections from Cleveland to Wooster and Creston with limited runs. Services operate from early morning to late evening, including direct links to Lorain Oberlin Norwalk and Wellington, and Wooster bound options at multiple times.
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Cleveland
Southwesters
Fraction
Wooster
B and O Excursions and Nearby Travel Offers
Travel and excursion deals listed include Put-in-Bay trips June 27 to 29 for state teachers July 11 to 14 and Ohio State Bar events with favorable round trips. Also Buffalo trips July 3 9 and 10 at special rates, plus Denver August 12 13, and Atlantic City Cape May Sea Isle Ocean City August 10 with 12 day return limits. Also Elks July 7 to 10 and a note on very low rates with overs at Peastley ton Baltimore and Philadelphia. Also a cures note for Dean's Ointment for itching.
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M. G. Carrell
Cleveland
Ohio State Bar
Buffalo
Elks
Denver
Colo
Atlantic City
N.J
Cape May
Sea Isle City
Ocean City
Peastleyton
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Change in Time of Trains on Pennsylvania Lines
Change in train times under a new Jeffett schedule for Sunday July 9 details Eastbound and Westbound services. Lists departures from Wooster with train numbers and times including daily and Sunday only services, noting stops for Manchester and Toledo passengers.
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Pennsylvania Lines
Jeffett
Pennsylvania Nes
Wooster Station
Manafield
Toledo
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M. L. Buchwalter
Zimmerman& Co. Stork
Rertise
Republican
W.H. Wiler
West Liberty Street
Blankbook
Jacob Fischer, Frick- Memorial Block
Wooster, Ohi
Onio
Life Plant Co
Berty
Life Plant
Lumpa
Leupp
George Crater
Dover
D.C
Board of Equalization of
Ohio
Life Sta ‘Co
Canton, C
New York
Tribune Farmer
National Illustrated Agricultural Weekly
Fie Tribune Farmer and Wooster Republican
Republicar Lane
Orrville Gourier
Will Taggart
Taggart
Onion Swamp
Don
Dow
Colonial Hotel
Orfvillé
Low Han
West
M. L. Smyser
Roosters
Southwestern
Reading Circle
Wayne County Commissioners
Mr. Wertz
Frea
Bredrick’s
U.S.S
Wystern
Swift Specific CO
Atlanta, Ga
Undertaker
Square
Residenc
Nold Ave
Pittsburgh Dental College
Western University
of Pennsylvania
H. €. Friesell
Dean
Drusx
Ieee
Dr. Kutchin
U.S
Chicago
Katchin
Ile
National Hotel
Archer House
Restorans
Louvenvlle
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