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Newspaper

Bedford Weekly Mail

Location

Bedford, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jan 11, 1901

Page

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Seventeen Smallpox Cases Quarantined in Oolitic Area

Dr F S Hunter, county health secretary, reports 17 smallpox cases under quarantine in Oolitic and vicinity. New patients include Bridwell Pedigo Swango Speer Lavender Patton Dagley Dagley Forrester. A pesthouse will be built on the Frank Smith place and patients moved there at once. no Bedford cases.

F. S. Hunter County Board of Health Oolitic H. CG. Bridwell Pedigo Reed Station Swango Speer Lavender Patton Ethel Dagley Ed Dagley Sam Forrester Forrester Frank Smith Place Hunter Bedford

Death of John M Day stepson of Captain Bowden

John M Day age 21 died at Capt Bowden home two miles north of town on Monday of heart disease. Once telegraph operator at River Vale on the B&O SW he left his job mid last week due to illness but remained active socially. The Medora Record notes his bright character and previous work as a Southern Indiana station agent. G W Zollman, in a recent round up, bought sixteen fine mules at Orleans and Bedford and has shipped five mule cars since last September.

John M. Day D. R. Bowden River Vale Day Indiana G. W. Zollman Orleans Bedford George Medora

Favorite Prescription touted for female ailments and childbirth

An 1890s medical advert promotes Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a remedy for chronic female diseases. It claims to dry up leaks, soothe inflammations, heal ulcers, and correct displacements without narcotics. A Florida couple cites recovery and a successful birth, and a medical advisor volume is offered free with stamps.

Pierce J. S. Everitt, Esq Hagerman Washington Co Fla

Burton Emerges as Front-Runner for U S Senate Seat

Topeka dispatch reports Lucien Baker withdraws from re election leaving J R Burton as the leading candidate. Burton, a Lawrence County native and prominent Kansas lawyer, gains momentum as Republican lawmakers plan a Monday caucus to nominate him for the U S Senate seat.

Chicago Burton J. Ralph Burton Lawrence County Mitchell Allen C. Burton Charles W. Burton Hettie Dorsey Bedford Kansas

Electric Bitters praised by Idaville man for health boost

A testimonial from J. W. Gardner of Idaville Indiana claims Electric Bitters restored strength appetite and vitality after stomach liver and kidney troubles and general run down feeling. Available at Messick and Dodd Drug Store for 50 cents per bottle with guarantee.

J. W. Gardner Idaville Ind Messick & Dodd’ Drug Store

Thomasson And Gaines Taken To Bloomington

Oliver Thomason and John D. Gaines were moved from the Jeffersonville State Reformatory to Bloomington to prevent mob violence. Deputies Meek Stone and Attorney Robert N. Palmer accompanied them as the Monroe Circuit Court session commences January 14. In other news, a LaPearl troupe car collision in Vandalia yards injures Baby LaPearl and a nine month old. Dr. P W Moore suffers facial injuries after a buggy collision near Paul Terrell's. engineer Mr. Thoms assists at the scene.

Oliver Thomason John D. Gaines Bloomington Monon State Reformatory Jeffersonville Meek Stone Robert N. Palmer Monroe LaPear Theatrical Company Vandalia Brazil LaPearl Baby LaPearl P. W. Moore Rock Lick Branch Paul Terrell Mitchell Tribune

Smallpox hunt for Samuel Cline from Oolitic

Lawrence County health officials pursue Samuel Cline after reports of smallpox illness in Oolitic. Dr. Hunter informs Dr. Otto Rogers that Cline left Oolitic without permission. six light cases noted there. Police search in Hunter quarry district northwest of town. latest tip places him at Jackson Lynch's home, where he is seriously ill.

Samuel Cline Oolitic Board of Health Hunter Lawrence County Health Board Otto Rogers Our City Health Board Cline Rogers Marshal Johns Hunter Quarry Jackson Lynch Bloomington

Eleven Cases At Limestone Oolitic News Reports

Eleven cases are reported at Limestone with a note on a non quarantining policy. Names listed include Dawson Cain Bass Giles Ger Smith Dick Smith Red Turner Dr Perkins Otis Allen and Ed Dagley attends their needs. Captain Jack Frost is accused of breaking out while in the Oolitic mountains.

Oolitic News Dawson Cain Bass Giles Ger Dick Smith Richard Speers Red Turner Dr. Perkins Otis Allen Ed Dagley Jack Frost Buffalo Jack

War veteran recalls Cham berlain remedy and Indian tribe notes

A Mexican war veteran praises Cham berlain s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy recalling its aid during 47 and 48. The piece also lists officers installed for Opitsah Tribe No 135 I O R M and notes Seymour s cloak factory proposal and Greensburg Limestone Co trade gains with a 150 carload order to Proctor Gamble Cincinnati.

Greensburg Limestone Co Proctor & Gamble Cincinnati S. B. Edward Greensburg Review

Kaolin Deposits in Indiana Draw Inspection Visit

State Geologist examines Indiana kaolin beds in Lawrence and Martin counties led by F P Hart from Detroit emery wheel company. Deposits praised for quality but lack plasticity. potential openings near Huron. Also, the Washington Circuit Court appeals affirm a $2000 judgment for Conrad Hill after being struck by a rail incident at a limestone loading site.

Indiana State House F.P. Hart Detroit Emery Wheel Company Batchley Lawrence County Lawrence Martin Counties Huron Conrad Hill Salem-Bedford Stone Company Washington Hill Wege Hilt

Generous offer and local recollections in a Bloomington note

The piece praises Dr King’s New Discovery with free trial bottles and a money back guarantee while recounting a Bedford Mall proprietor and Otis hazing anecdote from 1836. It notes Monroe county’s courthouse, built in 1827, as a historic landmark in Bloomington and hints at a future stone-faced replacement.

Monroe County Bloomington

No External Symptoms Yet Blood Still Weak and Low

The passage describes blood in poor condition without external signs such as eruptions. Symptoms include variable appetite, poor digestion, weakness, nervousness, weight loss, and a run-down system. It credits S.S. 8. with quickly rebuilding blood and restoring missing nutritive elements.

SWIFT Atlanta

Dog Fight Near Mam moth Store Ends Without Further Trouble

Three large dogs attacked a small dog near the Mam moth store around 10:30 Tuesday. Editor John Johnson arrived with a revolver, warning of threats from another dog owner. Marshal Frank Russell quelled the scene and authorities urged humane action against mongrel dogs while praising valuable canines.

Mammoth Store John Johnson Marshal Frank Russell

Dr King’s New Life Pills Sold Locally

Morgan County citizens hear of possible gold finds at Morgan fields with shafts sunk and 2000 acres controlled by two companies. Prospectors claim diamonds are found and anyone may pan for gold. St Joseph men plan half interest in bottling mineral springs output for southwestern markets.

Dr. King Messick & Doda Morgan County Brey Frank F. Hart Eugene Hartsell William Harding West Baden St. Joseph Herald

Mother's Favorite Cough Remedy Endorsed as Safe for Children

An advertisement touts Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as pleasant and safe for children, claiming it cures coughs, colds, croup and whooping cough without opium or injurious drugs. It is sold by W. C. Elliott. In Odon, John Borders, alias Big Ben, returned amid a shooting case. Huff sues on Borders bond for 5000 dollars in Daviess County. Mitchell notes coal prospecting by Henry J. Tirey and church activities at Christian and Baptist congregations in Mitchell.

Roxa Tyler Chicago Clinois Woman's Alliance Chamberlain Sam W. C. Elliott Mexico John Borders Big Ben Web Huff Border Odon Borders Huff Daviess County

Tax Duplicate Notice for 1900 Taxes in Lawrence County

Tax duplicate notice lists rates for each hundred dollars of property and per poll across townships and corporations in Lawrence County for 1900. Names John W. Newland John D. Alexander Isaac N. Glover Jackson Burton William T. Ellison James B. Chitty William A. Holland County Council appear as responsible parties.

Lawrence County John W. Newland John D. Alexander Isaac N. Glover Jackson Burton William T. Ellison James B. Chitty William A. Holland

Delinquent Lands Sale Set For February in Bedford

Bedford Indiana announces the annual sale of delinquent lands and lots will occur on the Second Monday of February 1901. Assignees guardians administrators and others paying property taxes in trust are urged to attend before the crowds. Public notice dated January 2 1901.

Bedford National Bank Elects New Directors and Officers

At a stockholders meeting of Bedford National Bank the board was elected with John R. Walsh Thos J Brooks Geo M Foster W V Williams Geo W McDaniel James B Herring and Thomas O Daggy named as directors. The directors then elected John R Walsh president Thomas J Brooks vice president T O Daggy cashier and W A Brown assistant cashier.

The Bedford National Bank John R. Walsh Thos. J. Brooks Geo. M. Foster W. V. Williams Geo. W. McDaniel James B. Herring Thomas O. Daggy Thos J. Brooks T.O. Daggy W. A. Brown

Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Sold In Newark Mich

The ball that struck G B Steadman in the Civil War caused horrific ulcers for two centuries until Bucklen’s Arnica Salve cured him. The advertisement promotes the salve as a cure for cuts bruises burns boils felons corns skin eruptions and piles with a 25 cent price and guaranteed cure through Messick & Dodd, druggists.

G. B. Steadman Newark Mich Bucklen Messick & Dodd

Indianapolis buyer acquires McClelland furniture store

F A Benzel of Indianapolis purchases W R McClelland's furniture store and home. He will not take possession of the house until April when he moves his family to Danville.

F. A. Benzel Indianapolis W. R. McClelland Mr. McClelland Danville Plainfield

City Marshal Allowed to Kill Unmuzzled Dogs in Hydrophobia Rules

The Hammond City Marshal may kill dogs running at large under a dog muzzle ordinance. The higher court reversed a $1.48 damages award to a dog owner, upholding city power to require muzzling or confinement and declaring enforcement during hydrophobia danger valid regardless of mayoral proclamation timing. Rural mailboxes face $500 fine and up to three years’ imprisonment for tampering. Chamberlain’s Stomach and Liver Tablets offered at 25 cents with free samples.

Hammond Chamberlain W. C. Elliott’s

Jury selection underway for Lawrence county murder case

Judge Martin organizes trial for Thom asson and Gaines charged with murder from Lawrence county. A 100 man special venue was drawn to Bloomington for a possible separate hearing, with about a week needed for trial and Lawrence county paying expenses. Mrs. Gilchrist and baby leave for Williamsburg. Marion Tuell ill with fever in Bloomington.

Martin Thomasson Gaines Lawrence County Bloomington Lentz

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