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Newspaper
Carthage Record
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1900
Page
13
The timetable lists Going North as No. 2 Passenger and No. 64 Passenger trains, updated to July 4, 1897. It outlines the two northbound services and their passenger designations for the Big Four route.
A scrambled church notices page lists multiple services from FRIENDS' CHURCH and other local congregations. It includes Sunday Sabbath School times at 9:45 and 9:30, morning and evening preaching slots, Junior and Senior Endeavor or Epworth leagues, biweekly class meetings, and midweek prayer meetings with varied times.
The notice lists preaching every other Sunday and social meetings at 10 30 a m Sunday evening services at 7 p m Sabbath School at 9 00 a m and Christ ian Endeavor at 6 00 p m Prayer meeting Thursday at 7 00 p m Public invited. Also train schedules from Charlottesville and Knightstown with stops on signal only daily routes to Richmond Cambridge City and Indianapolis.
International Convention Baptist Young Peoples Union of America in Cincinnati July 12 to 15. Grand Army of the Republic Indiana department annual encampment in Indianapolis May 16 to 17. Sale dates April 14 to 16 with return May 19. For more information contact J E Campbell agent or Warren J Lynch and W P Deppe general agents in Cincinnati Ohio.
Rush County announces a slate headed by Will M. Sparks for Clerk, Auditor, Sheriff, Surveyor, Assessor, Coroner with Sant M. Poston and Owen L. Carr. G. H. Havens, William M. Bainbridge, A. L. Stewart, A. W. Newsom listed in slate. Dr. F. H. Green, W. L. Sisson, John H. Frazee, W. S. Thompson named for districts. Councilmen at large include H. H. Elwell, Richard Phillips, G. W. Tittsworth.
The ticket lists Jesse Henley for trustee resessor advisory board members Thomas Newby Joseph Binford R Ford Stinley road supervisors John Hepkless Micajah Jessup George Winslow Gurney Phelps Reuben Henley Alva Newsom Thomas Hill and Justices of the Peace David Benjamin H EB Stayer J C Hill for Ripley Township GOP slate.
Good Friday marks close to two weeks until the Indiana governor nominee is named. The Havemeyers and Arbuckles trade war rages on, costing an estimated 1250000000. A cloud burst in Austin on the 7th destroyed lives and property worth millions.
Dr DB Cargile reports Mrs Brewer healed from scrofula after years of suffering and failed treatments. The ad touts Electric Bitters as a universal blood purifier tackling eczema salt rheum ulcers boils and running sores. It claims liver kidney and bowel stimulation and 50 cent price with local guarantee by KE McVarty & Sou Drugists.
Regular correspondent reports President McKinley congratulated Republican Senators who voted for the Porto Rico bill and expects House passage. The piece notes sympathy for Admiral Dewey in a possible presidential bid, with remarks by Senator Foraker on free trade for Porto Rico and treasury concerns guiding administration stance.
The text notes that a steadily accumulating surplus could justify a material reduction in internal revenue taxes.
Cabinet and President decide that a proposed economic reform is too intricate to pursue this session. Treasury officials will study internal revenue tax receipts so the President can consider tax reduction in the annual message.
A Shelby company promo recounts Mrs Luther Lutz overcoming seven years of severe illness by using Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption. It boosted sleep after one dose and with two bottles she is claimed to be cured. Trial bottles free at J H McCarty Sons Drug Store. Regulars 50c and 1.00, guaranteed.
Reports from Louisville and surrounding towns describe Harry Hat of New Albany crushed between engine and tender. A broken log indicates a toll robbery by masked farmers on Logansport & Burlington road bridge. Ex Postmaster Geo W McKis Kokomo collapsed during a political campaign. Advertisements push Mountain Tea and One Minute Cough Cure with testimonials from Satisfied Druggists.
Advert says Caldwells Syrup Pepsin cures dyspepsia indigestion sick headache and stomach issues. Claims available from McCurty & Sun for $1.00 with a 1067 notation.
Advertisements tout Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin for indigestion with prices 50c and 1 dollar. J H McCarty & Son lamp chimney factory in Matthews Ga. PePitts Salve for piles and skin diseases. Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy praised for stopping diarrhoea and saving lives. One Minute Cough Cure extolled for quick cough and cold relief. Ads mention Pearl Unthank teaching in Pawhuska Indian schools and local druggists S Coffin & Co and Corin & Co.
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