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Newspaper
Carthage Record
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1900
Page
4
A brief transit item notes the Cleveland Cincinnati Chicago and St Louis Railway’s big four route connection. The item highlights the main hubs and implied expansion or service emphasis for travelers and commerce.
Train times show departures from Charlottesville for Richmond and routes to Cambridge City, Indianapolis, and Knightstown. Columbus and the East list 18:20 a m and 76:08 p m for Cambridge City and Richmond with 12:11 p m to Indianapolis. Knightstown departures include 8:32 a m and 6:15 p m for Cambridge City and Richmond with 2:22 p m to Indianapolis and 17:35 a m 11:27 a m 11:57 p m 8:47 p m daily.
A series of Republican nomination notices list candidates for sheriff clerk surveyor representative auditor treasurer in Rush county. William M Bainbridge Marshall E Newhouse Wilson T Jackson James M Gwinn W A Posey Joseph E Stevens Sant M Poston A L Stewart Will M Sparks Owen L Carr J B Klerkless George H Havens names tied to township and office with convention decision pending.
ROAD SUPERVISORS. No. 1 John B. Herkess. No. 2 Micajah Jessup. No. 3 George A. Winslow. No. 4 Gurney Phelps. No. 5 Reuben Henley. No. 6 Alva Newsom. No. 7 Thomas J. Hill. CONSTABLES. Will Hinshaw. Henry Pansh. Levi Weaver.
It took more troops to capture Cronje's 4,000 strong force of men women and boys than Wellington commanded at Waterloo.
Residents seeking the mortgage exemption must file their affidavit annually between April 1 and May 1, outlining qualifying residence and ownership details for the proceeding tax year.
Spain yielded 125000 soldiers in Cuba as the Cuban revolution cost about 500000 lives. Marti raised the Independence flag in February 1895, with American intervention in April 1898 and possession taken on January 1 1899.
The seventh issue of the Indian advance, a newsy post publication for Indian schools, has reached this office. James K. Allen, brother-in-law to Mrs Jos. Kander, serves as superintendent, and the folio contains topics discussed by the pupils of the post.
The oldest living things on Earth may be giant trees in California’s Yosemite Valley. In California’s Mariposa County the ancient sequoias and giant redwoods stand grouped within the rugged landscape, signaling enduring natural history across centuries.
Living witnesses of a geologic age before man, immense Sequoia trees from the tertiary era are described. Some reached 100 feet in circumference and 35 feet in diameter. Images from the forests have been sent to Washington urging national park protection as lumber interests offer high sums for select timber. The Sequoia Seader notes the challenge of describing trees three centuries long in language.
The Westminster Review urges that Britain's South African policy serves Rhodesia and Kimberly interests. It condemns the war as a bid by Rhodesian plutocrats to control Rand mines, lower white miners’ wages, and enslave black labor, not defending queen and country.
A vintage advertisement touts Bucklen's Arnica Salve as the best remedy for burns cuts and bruises. It claims rapid pain relief and healing for old sores fever sores ulcers boils felons corns and skin eruptions with a money back guarantee, sold by J. H. McCarty & Son Druggists.
The Herald Publishing Company announces its new officers and directors. Charles A. Robinson is president, Dr. B S Boots secretary and treasurer, John M. Bufford joins Dr Boots and two other unnamed directors making up the board.
Howard Gould proposes to join three others in a campaign to raise 400000 dollars by year end. Each of four donors would contribute 25000 dollars to the Dewey Arctic Fund to support its goals.
A government report on Pacific cable surveys by Commander Hodges notes a thoroughly practicable route. The dispatch highlights Hodges’s findings and the feasibility of the route for transpacific communication.
An ad notes a remedy for throbbing headaches sold by J. H. Mad in the Queen’s Son Druggists shop. The copy urges trying the product and suggests land or heal health improvements if not cured. The wording reflects a period promotional tone and austere phrasing.
The United States Court of Claims on Monday decided adversely to Admiral Dewey regarding a bounty claim tied to the battle of Manila Bay.
An OCR fragment markets Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a cure for rheumatism and bowel, liver, and kidney troubles. It touts bottle sizes 10c 50c and $1.00 sold by J H McCarty & Son, asserting dramatic relief from a torpid condition.
A group of hoboes arrested at Lafayette are put to work shoveling snow. Goldsmith shows excitement over a diphtheria outbreak. Bloomington reports smallpox costs totaling 950 dollars. Northbound log haulers now use bob-sleds.
There is no time in the year when Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin is not a benefit to mankind. It cures constipation and indigestion, and a diarrhoea caused by bad condition of the digestive organs. Small size bottles 10c, also 50c and 1 size of J H McCarty & Son.
Ips undersigned Executor of the Teaac T. Gates will on Tuesday in March 1900 sell the decedent’s personal property at public sale the sale to take place at the late residence about 2 miles southwest of Indiana The property includes cattle five shoats about 100 bushels of corn and all kinds of farm implements Sale begins at 1 PM Terms cash on day of sale credit until December 25 1900 on over 5.00 with interest on overdue amounts Auctioneer Frank Nugent and John Gate appointed executor’s sale conducted under probate law.
Mrs Michael Cartain of Plainfield says her cold settled on the lungs and she was told by her physician she was hopelessly consumptive. After taking six bottles of a remedy sold by J. H. McCarty & Son, she recovered sufficiently to work. The offer claims fifty cents to one dollar per bottle.
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