Cemetery Monuments Rejuvenated by Hamilton and Watt
Mr. Hamilton of Connersville and his assistant Mr. Watt are improving the cemetery’s look by polishing time worn mon uments to resemble new ones. The group of young men attended a Republican speaking in Milan on Wednesday night. A. J. Brooks, Democratic candidate for clerk, canvassed here Friday. The Batesville excursion brought many visitors to town. Louis Eichold, Cincinnati dry goods drummer, was in town attending his customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Connersville
Watt
Milan
Louis Eichold
Jolly Dry Goods
Cincinnati
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Promises Quick Cures
A vintage product notice touts Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as a cure for piles injuries and eruptions. It claims widespread use and guarantees relief, priced at 25 cents a box and sold by G. A. Baas, a local druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucklen
G. A. Baas
SHARES CORNER Hurrah for McKinley and prosperity
Newport Kentucky resident Fred Wittkamper visited relatives here this past Sunday. Miss Vina Aldendorf of Cincinnati returned home Friday and is reported very ill. Co M and H R Osburn traveled to Huntersville to hear James Watson. Sharps Corner Republicans attended a Batesville event to hear Fairbanks. Mrs Bauman, previously ill, shows some improvement. Will Osburn and his girlfriend from St Marys passed through on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vina Aldendorf
Cincinnati
Sharps Corner
Batesville
Fairbanks
Will Osburn
St. Marys
Harry Gordon
Dr King’s New Life Pills Promise Vitality and Health
Advertisement claims Bismarck’s nerve and success came from health and energy. It touts Dr King’s New Life Pills as restoring stomach liver kidneys and bowels function boosting brain and body power. Available for 25 cents at Laas drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
Laas
Pleasant Park residents gather as crowd for Mt Aetna pole raising
Bertha Davis of New Pennington returns home from stay with Joe Palmer family. A large crowd attends pole raising at Mt Aetna Saturday. Maggie Weber of Cincinnati brings her mother home after a week with relatives in the Queen City. Lydia Gommel of Greensburg visits parents here. Ben Males and family with Mrs Adams of Cincinnati Geo Beck and family of Batesville and Fred Hadler and family of Smyrna spend Sunday with Fred Beck family. Marginp Oct 14 Fred Kruse marries Miss Sophia Pfeiffer at Napoleon. They return to their home here and friends wish them happiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Davis
New Pennington
Joe Palmer
Maggie Weber
Cincinnati
Mrs. Weber
Queen City
Ben Males
Charles Adams
Geo. Beck
Batesville
Fred Hadler
Smyrna
Fred Beck
Marginp
Fred Kruse
Sophia Pfeiffer
Napoleon
Dr King's New Discovery Tames Coughs in Philadelphia Case
A Philadelphia woman, Mrs. Ann Springer of 1125 West Stewart Street, reports Dr King’s New Discovery cured her long hacking cough. She praises its chest relief and sleep restoration, urging others with throat chest or lung troubles to try it. Price 50 cents and 1 dollar, trial bottles free at Baas’ drug store, guaranteed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne FE. Springer
Wtewart St
Philadelphia
Dr. King
Baas’ Drug Store
Pie social crowds and local shifts reported
Elrod notes a pie social at Heall's schoolhouse drawing a large crowd. William Livingston sold his farm to George Fritsch and will move to Dillsboro with a sale set for the 27th. Versailles visitor Newton Jackson stopped by. another pie social is planned at Conn schoolhouse Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heall’s
William Livington
George Fritsch
Dillsboro
Cincinnati Visit Highlights Local Notes
Mrs. Mollie Horton travels to Cincinnati for medical treatment this winter. Mrs. Daniel Borders visits sister Mrs. Walker in Iowa. Harry Rheam works in Rush county this fall. Eugene VanDorah and wife from Milton Ky visited relatives here last week. Stella Cowen of Cincinnati recently stayed with her parents. Robi Beall works on the B&O Southwestern at Holton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Daniel Borders
Mrs. Walker
Iowa
Eugene VanDorah
Milton, Ky
Robbed the Grave
Philadelphia man John Oliver recounts a near fatal illness with yellowed skin sunken eyes and pain. After three doctors gave up a friend urged Electric Bitters and three weeks of use restored health, Oliver credits the remedy with saving his life at 50 cents a bottle at G A Baas drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Oliver
Philadelphia
G. A. Baas
Rexville Rally and Visits Highlight Week
Rexville gave three cheers for McKinley and Powell as crowds gathered for a rally at Dupont. Pearl Morris is in Versailles. Ed Day and family were visitors Sunday. McDaniel's sale drew a large crowd last Tuesday. Rexville nearly depopulated last Friday. Lillie Orem visited Carrie Hyatt at Haney's Corner. Dennis Beach saw his daughter at Benham. T. N. Russell visited J. W. Green in Titusville. Green is in poor health. T. S. Vawter and wife visited Versailles. Several residents, including Hannah and Emma Flint Gertie Ayatt and Effie Pardon, were immersed at T. N. Russell's pond by Rev. Rogers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. N. Russell
J. W. Green
Titusville
Mr. Green
Hannah
Emma Flint
Gertie Ayatt
Effie Pardon
T. N. Russel’s Fish Pond
Rev. Rogers
The
Christian Church
Free sample Boschee's German Syrup at Baas drugstore
An offer grants a free sample bottle of Boschee's German Syrup to any adult with a cold breast throat or lung trouble who visits Baas' drugstore. One bottle per person and children require parental order. The ad boasts past large giveaways and physician endorsement claiming the 75 cent bottle cures or proves value, with widespread sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baas
Boschee
Social and travel notes from local residents
Miss Emma Ebner remains quite ill while Mrs. Henry Sleeter recovers. Frank Rehling and wife hosted a well attended dance Friday. Mrs. Ed Schmidt and daughter Millie visited Batesville relatives. Emma Roth spent a week visiting. Clint Taylor came from Batesville to see Miss Carrie Letzler. J H Bunsermeir and son Arthur went to Cincinnati seeking work for Arthur. Mrs. John Licking sought medical treatment in Cincinnati. Lena Busendorf visited from Versailles and left for Illinois. Bruner schoolhouse pie social raised about $6. Carrie Cook returns from Cincinnati for summer. Susie Meyers spent a week with sister Addie McCoy in Indianapolis. Emma and Alta Clark of Lookout visited relatives here. Mrs Grow and daughter Mrs Bert Starks visited. B F Austin and Mollie Hennigen went to Greensburg for medical care. Andrew Meyer returned from New Alsace. Everett Stoneking staying with Ad Black for winter school. Mrs Emma Adams visited relatives here. Mrs Rosina Hazen and Rosa visited Indianapolis. Charles Kohlman and Mary Meyer wed at St Maurice church on Oct 30 at 8 am. E H Krom and wife visited daughter Lora at Greensburg. Albert Tegeder and family moved back from Wisconsin. Prof Peter Holzer visited relatives at New Marion.
Metamora Rally Draws Crowd and Notables
Metamora residents attended a Republican rally in Connersville and Gordon Hall where Hon. James E. Watson spoke on Republican policy. Local figures including Capt. Geo Kimball, Mrs. Mattie Oliphant, and families from Brookville and Rushville were noted in visits and attendance. Kilburns and Kilburns restaurant advertised fresh bread and meals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James E. Watson
Metamora Township
Gordon Hall
Jessup
Greenupsburg
How To Find Out If Kidney Trouble Is Honest
Test with a glass of water to detect sediment. Swamp Root by Dr Kilmer & Co offers a remedy for kidney, bladder, and urinary issues. Sample bottle offer included. available from Binghamton New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kilmer & Some
Swamp Root. Co
Binghamton, N. Y
Pain Balm Heals Leg Injury of Clay Merchant
In 1897 James Reed of Clay West Virginia bruised his leg on ice and suffered severe swelling and pain. Despite liniments whiskey baths and medical care only Chamberlains Pain Balm brought near complete relief within a week, saving potential amputation. Sold by John Gauck and Bigney Co. druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Reed
Clay, Clay Co
W. Va
Chamberlain
John Gauck
Bigney & Co
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A. J. Brooks
Jub
McKinley
Prosperity
Fred Wittkamper
Newport, Ky
Mrs. Aldendorf
Co. M
H. R. Osburn
Huntersville
James Watson
Henry Wittkamper and
Spades
Bismarck
Rou
Pleasant Park
Mt. Aetna
Lydia Gommel
Greensburg
Elrod
Newton Jackson
Versailles
Conn
Gen
Mollie Horton
Harry Rheam
Rush County
Stella Cowen
Robi. Beall
Holton
Resiviliew
Rexville
Powell
Pearl Morris
Ed Day
McDaniel
Dupont
Lillie Orem
Carrie Hyatt
Haney’s Corner
Dennis Beach
Benham
T. S. Vawter and
DRS. Kennedy & Keagan
Walnut ST
Cincinnati, Ohio
Kek
K&k
Emma Ebner
Henry Sleeter
Frank Rehling
Ed. Schmidt
Millie
Emma Roth
Clint Taylor
Carrie Letzler
J. H. Bunsermeir
Arthur
John Licking
Lena Busendorf
Illinois
Bruner
Carrie Cook
Susie Meyers
Mrs
Addie McCoy
Indianapolis
Emma and
Alta Clark
Lookout
Grow
Frank and
George Grow
Bert Starks
Newpoint
B.F. Austin
Mollie Hennegen
Andrew Meyer
New Alsace
Everett Stoneking
Ad, Black's
Emma Adams
G. W. Foreman
Rosina Hazen
Rosa
Charles Kohlman
Mary Meyer
St. Maurice
E. H. Krom
Lora
Albert Tegeder
Wisconsin
Prof
Peter Holzer
New Marion
Kilburn’s
Mrs. Mattie Oliphant
Brookville
Capt. Geo. Kimball
Miss Pearl
Amos Martindale
Annie Siner
Indianapolis, Ar
James Thomas
Lotta Moorman
Edward
Rushville
Henry Leonard
Bonavista
Kilburns
Orlando Jackson
Fayetteville
Jacob Hammond
Scottsburg
Mrs. Hammond
Kilburn
Harriet Wiley
Sterling, Ills
Lina
Cora Banes
Pearl Kimball
Indiana
Gertie Swan
Avin Stott
Mary
Alpha Seniour
Clifton Alley
Cassius Alley
Mrs. Bunyard
Mary Allison
Kokomo
Stella Peedle
New Castle
Edith Leonard
J. N. Ferris
Howard Gordon
Grandma Swan
Q@REEMANN
Wileker & GO
Lindenmeyer & Son
Batesville, Indiana
J. W. Henry
Batesville, Ind
Roiga Ene Mervita Medical Co
Chicago
Nervita
Nervita Medical CO
Clinton & Jackson Sts
Chicago, Ill
Dr. Peal
Fey
Rt Lotto
G.A. Baas
Evigor
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