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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1906
Page
3
In an Incorporation sale update exhibitors announce a major embroidery and underwear sale starting Monday after inventory and incorporation week beginning February 5. The Spring line features Cambries Nainsooks Swisseys with 10 percent discounts on embroidery items including corset covers gowns and lace trim pieces.
The Cannelton Telephone notes Judge Zenor is in his fifth term as our Congressman and highly trusted by the people. He is young, experienced, valiant, and favors meritorious citizens seeking public favors. He enjoys strong soldiers’ support and likely remains a strong Democratic leader if national power shifts.
David A Simler of Washington township enters the race as a Democratic candidate for Commissioner of the third district. A 55 year old farmer and son of the late John Simler, he supports the party and plans an active county canvass ahead of the convention.
Ground bone product sold at Elmer Davis meat market claims to be best in the world for fowls. Advertisement dated December 13 highlights the item as chicken feed or supplement.
James A Harbeson of Franklin township emerges as a candidate for County Assessor. A respected farmer and public servant, he has chaired township trustees and led the fair association, with Civil War service in the 9th Kentucky Cavalry. He is described as honest, experienced in property valuation, and a strong Jacksonian Democrat.
The Boone township farmer Frank Cunningham, 39, a steadfast Democrat and first time candidate, is announced as a nominee for County Commissioner in the third district. He comes from a large Democratic family and is described as honest, capable, and ready to serve, with party support seen as strengthening the ticket.
Mrs. Mary Brown of Poughkeepsie endorses Dr. King's New Life Pills as the most reliable and pleasant laxative for stomach liver and bowels. The drug is guaranteed by L. A. Riely & Son druggists with a 2bv price.
The Democratic County Central Committee met at the Court House and fixed February 10 for the primary and February 11 for canvassing. Rules mirror former primaries with changes to ballot marking. A committee including J.S. Stevens, E. A. Breeden and KR. S. Kirkham will assess and collect candidate fees before February 1 to place names on the ticket.
Samuel Davidson of Jackson township announces his bid for County Assessor. A 55 year old farmer and longtime township official, he positions himself as a hardworking Democrat with strong party ties and community service. He says he seeks the office to secure the money it offers and aims to win the support of Democrats before the convention.
Druggists refund money if Pazo Ointment fails to cure in 14 days. Itching bleeding and protruding piles treated. Price 60 cents.
Hon Thomas Connolly of Blue River township seeks re election to the Legislature. A farmer and honest man, he served one term praise worthy for voting right and standing with the people against special interests. He is described as sober genial courteous and punctual with no opposition anticipated.
John F. Bence of Harrison township runs for Recorder as a farmer and popular candidate. He is son of ex-Sheriff S. J. Bence and recently became a father, delaying attendance at a committee meeting. He aims to meet Democrats countywide and win the nomination with strong local support.
The county is divided into three commissioner districts. First District includes Morgan Blue River Jackson and Spencer townships. Second District covers Harrison Scott Franklin and Webster. Third District comprises Taylor Posey Heth Boone and Washington. We elect in the second and third districts next election.
A brief note credits John Keller for providing fine apples, highlighting gratitude from the writer. The passage expresses appreciation for the produce without additional context or details.
Sheriff Ludlow announces his candidacy for a second term amid strong public support. He is described as an efficient, independent official who handles court duties promptly and courteously, with no opposition expected at the convention.
Craven Parish Farish died at his home in Webster township last Sunday the 20th of inst of consumption after a lingering illness aged 60 He was near his birthplace most of his life He leaves a widow and no children He was brother of John Farish George Farish and Mrs Henry C Smith The funeral was at Musselman graveyard conducted by Rev Osborne U B church The obituary notes his kin and burial details.
Conrad Richert of Franklin township announces his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for Commissioner in Harrison County’s 2nd district. The candidate, from a large German farming family, emphasizes economy and taxpayer interests and aims to meet Democrats countywide before the primary.
Harrison township resident Daniel M Sharp announces his candidacy for Recorder of Harrison County. The Democratic challenger, a former teacher who lost use of a leg, finished second in the last race by 92 votes and plans county canvassing despite an early convention date.
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