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Newspaper
Bloomfield Democrat
Location
Bloomfield, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1900
Page
2
Gov. Broxham of Kentucky was inaugurated with ceremonial rites this week. The address pledged a conservative and honest administration. Also noted is George W. Peck becoming editor of a Sunday World supplement and launching a new Peck's Bad Boy series.
The passage of the army bill included an amendment abolishing the army canteen amid cheers from temperance supporters in the galleries. A humorous quip circulated about abolishing the President’s table as well, noting the commander in chief’s access to a drink.
Neeley charged with postal frauds in Cuba goes to the U S Supreme Court to decide whether extradition to Cuba is lawful. His lawyers contend Cuba’s government since the treaty of Paris is unconstitutional and the Cuban courts lack power, arguing the U S has no right to govern the island. The outcome could imply the United States had no business in Cuba.
Wu argues Confucianism is practical and the two faiths share many principles yet Christianity yields greater fruits. He cites the Golden Rule and notes Christians favor vengeance in China while Confucius predates Christ by five centuries. He laments Christian nations’ failure to practice ideals.
The piece discusses druggists adapting to new formulas and emphasizing up to date stock and Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin. It also surveys a Indiana primary election bill draft, a subsidy cost claim for a passenger steamer, Towne’s U.S. Senate appointment, pension rolls, and Hawaii representative Wilcox amid polygamy satire.
Ely Brothers of 56 Warren Street New York introduce Ely's Liquid Cream Balm in a sprayable form for catarrhal troubles. The liquid preserves the medicinal properties of the solid, is rapidly absorbed by the nasal membrane, and aims to restore natural secretions. Available by druggists or mail for 7deta including the spray tube.
A nineteenth century notice touts a remedy claimed to cure croup after twenty five years of constant use without failure. The piece warns hoarseness marks the onset and presents the treatment as a dependable early indicator to prompt use.
An item listing offers wool blankets at very low prices to match two for one per pair. The note suggests a clearance style sale with buyers paying less than the products’ stated value.
The text touts Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as effective if given at first sign of hoarseness or the initial cough. It claims use in thousands of homes, a perfect success record over 25 years, and urges rural distribution with Geo. E. Cravens listed as a local seller.
The State Conference of Charities and Correction convenes in New Albany on December 12 and 13 to discuss welfare reform, housing, and public aid administration with regional representatives attending.
Linton Call reports Jopan Haggis rushing to the Bloomfield court from Sunday before opening and continuing through late Saturday afternoons. The persistent effort aims to clear the docket while Haggis stays courteous and diligent, drawing praise from supporters and skeptics alike.
Relatives and friends held a birthday surprise Wednesday December 5 for Mrs J L Stropes marking her 66th birthday. Guests gathered at Oliphant's then walked to her home to share a dinner from baskets. Included from out of town were Mrs Stone of Dugger Mrs Bach, Misses Harper Mary and Martha Stropes and Samuel Stropes of Linton.
A twenty horse power steam boiler in good condition is offered by M. F. Hinpman for inquiry and purchase.
In parts of Indiana a proposal to name all county roads is discussed. At road crossings signs would be mounted like old finger boards. Each farmer would contribute to the project by providing the signs and maintaining them.
The text proposes admitting Oklahoma as a state named Jefferson in honor of Thomas Jefferson for his role in acquiring the Louisiana Purchase that included the Oklahoma Territory.
The Bloomfield Mill advertises livestock feed with ship rates at 80c per hundred, mixed feed at 75c per hundred pounds, and bran at 70c per hundred pounds end.
The eye specialist will be at the Elmora Hotel on Tuesday and Wednesday December 18 and 19 for glasses fitting. Mortgage loan services offer 5 to 6 percent interest, five to ten years, with $100 multiples allowed on interest days. Hendren and Slinkard advertise finance here and claim quick money within four days. Western rail rates reduced for Oct and Nov via Wisconsin Central to multiple western and western Canada destinations. details from ticket agents or Jar C. Pono at Milwaukee.
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