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Newspaper

Bedford Weekly Mail

Location

Bedford, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 10, 1900

Page

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Quality Tailored Clothing Sale From Skilled Practitioners

Unloading entire clothing stock with emphasis on quality fit and finish. Suits priced at 10 dollars worth 16 to 20. 310 and 1250 suits discounted to 5 to 7.50. Children’s suits and knee pants half price. Shirts originally one dollar now 35 cents.

North Carolina election Foreshadows Philippines dissent

The text attacks North Carolina's constitutional amendment disfranchising 75,000 Black voters, citing intimidation by "Red Shirt" riders and fraud. It contrasts U S democracy with Philippine policy, criticizes Bryan, and notes other local items including Jeffersonian maps, dog days, and regional notices.

North Carolina Philippines United States Bryan Mississippi Louisiana South Carolina Democratic States Ku Klux Aguipaldo Globe Democrat

Homer Denniston Returns Home After Visit

Homer Denniston, who spent a week with relatives in St. Louis, arrived home Monday evening.

S. L. Keach New Albany F. T. Sherwood Martinsville Indianapolis Bethany Park Hattie Stimson A. A. Lister forHeltonville Homer Denniston St. Louis W. M. Denniston Heltonville Mr. Denniston James S. Denniston

The Tyrant Cupid and a Trusted Prescription

A persuasive ad essay extols Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a cure for female ailments. It claims permanent relief without alcohol and cites a testimonial from Mrs. A. F. Crenshaw of Florida. The piece promotes the People's Common Sense Medical Adviser and offers a mail order for the book.

Cupid Dr. Pierce People's Common Sense Medical Adviser R. V. Pierce M. D

Indiana Military State Emphasized In War History

Indiana’s long military record is highlighted with figures from the Mexican War through the Civil War and Spanish War. It notes recruitment at Indianapolis and Evansville stations, the pension office’s national ranking, and a strong civic military spirit as echoed by local notices and railroad news.

Thomas Jefferson Washington Indiana Jefferson Ohio Saratoga Indianapolis Metropotamia Cleveland Chicago Illinois Assenispia Wisconsin Michiganias Sylvania Michigan Cherronesus Vincennes George H. Voigt West Baden Orange County Thomas Taggart Crawford Fairbanks Mr. McLeod French Lick Station Jeffersonville Pres. McKinley Col. Bryan South North United States Regular Army Evansville United States Union Mr. Bryan Indianapolis Sun Raub Lafayette Bedford McCool Lew Raub Kraft Eugene McCool Whetsell Callahan Rand Hudson

Remedies and the Skin Eruptions Cure All

The ad touts Bucklen arnica salve as a cure for skin eruptions and many ailments with a 25 cent box price and guaranteed results. It lists pale claims and druggist Messick & Dodd as sellers.

Bucklen Messick & Dodd

Fatality Linked to Delayed Use of Foley Kidney Cure

Warning on Brights disease and diabetes deaths cites Foley Kidney Cure as a potential early remedy. Mentions W C Elliott Elmer Corbin North Bedford as local advocates and notes a risky stunt by Elliott on a flag staff. Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy offered with refund if unsatisfied.

Bradfield Bradfield Regulator CO Atlanta Foley Bright W.C. Elliott Elmer Corbin North Bedford 7Th Street Chamberlain W. C. Elliott

Local North Vernon Residents Attend Funeral of W A Jones

Mr and Mrs Chas Bishop and Mrs Ed Jones of North Vernon attended the funeral of W A Jones.

Chas. Bishop Ed Jones North Vernon W. A. Jones

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