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Newspaper
Batesville Tribune
Location
Batesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1900
Page
5
Mentions Bryan and McKinley stumping for votes in various states, notes Stevenson quotation dispute, cites DeWitt's Little Early Risers and Putnam Fadeless Dye ads, and reports optimistic Ohio GOP seat majority estimates and Kansas populist collapse. Includes names such as Bryan Roosevelt McKinley Jones and local merchants.
P A Danforth of LaGrange Ga reports a frightful running sore on his leg cured by Bucklen's Arnica salve in five doses. For wounds and piles it is praised as the best salve, cure guaranteed, 25 cents, sold by G A Bang druggist. Also notes McKinley Roosevelt lead in New York and possible Republican Legislature impact on Bryan Nebraska Senate bid.
A local endorsement for Dr J H McLean's Strengthening Cordial and Blood Purifier is signed R P Cobb with sale by G A Baas. Chairman Babcock predicts a stronger Republican House. Bryanites claim ex Senator Gorman is inactive due to confidence issues, not health.
Dr Heltin's Kidney Tablets claim cures for early Bright's disease with 23 cases on record. The remedy is said to be based on a physician's prescription and sold in drug stores. Counterfeits are warned against, genuine tablets prepared by Holden Chemical Co. in New York. Batesville outlet listed.
An article parades DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve as a universal cure for burns eczema and piles while warning against counterfeits. It also notes political forecasts by Senator Wellington and Payne on McKinley Bryan and mentions a postal poll on Croker’s strength in greater New York.
Dr. W H Lewis of Lawrenceville Virginia reports using Kodol Dyspepsia Cure for severe indigestion. He notes many physicians rely on it for stomach troubles and claims it digests food, allowing normal eating with instant relief and a permanent cure. G A Baas supports the claim.
George W Gelvin of Batesville, an active Democrat, votes for McKinley and Roosevelt after disagreeing with Populism and Bryan. He cites loyalty to American institutions and JeffersonianJacksonian trusts, pledging to support McKinley at the November 6, 1900 election.
A household advertises One Minute Cough Cure as the only harmless remedy with immediate results for coughs colds croup and throat and lung troubles. It claims to prevent consumption and is endorsed by G A Baas.
A Washington correspondent analyzes the 1900 campaign, predicting McKinley wins unless a German landslide occurs. He estimates Bryan’s electoral path, discusses trusts and stock values, and cites Dr. Hollander’s view on Puerto Rico Tariff. The piece links political outcomes to looming business stagnation and potential policy shifts in 1904.
In the matter of the estate of William Studt deceased a circuit court notice declares the estate insolvent due to insufficient personal assets to cover debts. On October 4 1900 the judge ordered settlement of the estate and creditors are urged to file claims for allowance. witness the clerk and seal of the court.
Leslie Vandolah announces an application to the Ripley county Indiana Board of Commissioners at the November term for a license to sell spiritous vinous and malt liquors in a room of a three room building on land owned by Lydia A Wells in the south east corner of the tract. The sale room measures 18 by 17 feet with four openings and doors on south and north sides. The premises are located about 173 feet west of Franklin street in Pierceville Franklin township Ripley county. Indiana.
An advertisement-style feature touts Major's Cement as vastly superior due to rare materials costing high prices per pound and per gallon. It claims competitors use cheap glue and diluted mixtures, while Major's retails at low bottle prices with dealer profits justified by advertising support. The piece urges readers to request Major's Rubber Cement and Leather Cement for repairs, noting mail order and free postage.
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