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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1908
Page
8
An unnamed Corydon reader reports relief from back pain and urinary issues after using Dean's Kidney Pills. Advertisements from Calbat Riley & Sou and Foster Mills Co promote the product as the United States sole agents, priced at 50 cents.
Multiple brief notes report visits among residents of Taylor Township and nearby towns. People named include Ella Fey Maggie Cunningham Lizzie Hess William Ware George Lancaster Lola Berry Peter Delus Mabel Peagarden Dan Bahen and John Reeves. The items note visits, travel from Indianapolis Denver and Louisville, a Sunday school organization at Rosewood church, and local farm activity with Dan V Bahen canvassing.
A Hampton Tenn reader details a three year old case of a badly sprained ankle, treated at night with Chamberlains Pain Balm after a Butler Tenn referral, yielding quick sleep and full recovery. Available in 25 and 50 cent sizes from L A Riley Son.
Delayed notes show visitors from Mexico, New Albany, Louisville, Corydon, and Georgetown visiting relatives here. People include Lyda Sprinkle from Mexico visiting John Leffler, and Oswell Martin returning from Peoria to see friends.
Milton Calahan visited Jacob Hottie. Willard Cline called on Wayne Cunningham. James Lang visited Brush Heap Springs. Edith King of Corydon visited home folks. Fred Stauth and wife visited son John. John Flock and Mary Cline visited Harvey Stoner. Jacob Hershman is seriously ill with a fractured hand treated by Dr. Daniel. Marion Cunningham Crate Haas and families visited Charles Lang. Robert Corbett and families plus Nellie May Lang Cora Cunning ham and Emma Corbett visited A A King's.
Prominent claims of Cham berlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets curing stomach troubles. A man reportedly spent over two thousand dollars on other medicines before being cured by a few boxes. Price 25 cents. Samples offered at Riely & Son's drug store. Also eggs of S C B Leghorns 35 cents per dozen. James Kirkham Corydon Indiana.
Mrs. M. Summers of Notre Dame Indiana offers a free home treatment for bedwetting claiming a constitutional cause and promising success for children and adults. No money required. instruction packet sent by mail upon request.
The Courier-Journal announces a temporary cut rate for its Daily during the campaign. The ocular price covers six months at 1.25 and runs through August 31, with subscriptions entered until December 1. Henry Watterson backs the Democratic ticket. Louisville Times adopts the same rate and stance.
Miss Mayme Roselle visits Floyd Knobs. Miss Lillian Lemmel stays with Mrs. Frank Shaffer. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Foreman attend Falls Cities. Henry Lottich of New Albany visits Fred Jansen. Frank Brown of Louisville visits George Foreman’s family. Miss Jennie Backherms of New Middletown stays with Mrs. Joe Bauer. Mrs. Robert Venner and children visit relatives in the area. Mrs. Lee Bauer and Mrs. Charles Lind go to Corydon on business. Mrs. D. H. Wells and daughters Eva and Luceile visit Mrs. Wm. Weaner of Elizabeth. Mrs. Earl Wilson and son Earl Wayne of New Albany visit relatives here. Mrs. Wao Ralston and daughter Helen visit Arnold Bauer.
Young Brandywine a coat black 16 hands high weighing about 1410 pounds. He runs weekly Monday to Thursday with training and post position bets noted. Bred from Alroyal No 2 900 and Electioneer line, with Lizzie Wilkes and George Wilkes in his dam line. John Seitz is owner and keeper.
Theodocia a great grandson of George Wilkes will be available at CURRY L. MILLER in Central Eureka, Indiana, on Mondays through Thursdays until June 19. A 10 percent service fee to insure a living colt, with assurances of care and liability disclaimer. The horse foaled 1903, sired by Theodocius Gd916, with detailed lineage listed. advertised as well bred, sought for producing desirable foals. Call or write CURRY L. MILLER, Central, Ind. Eureka phone.
RULER is a dark twelve year old trotting stallion of sixteen hands, 124 pounds, with a calm disposition and capable of trotting or pacing. Bred from Kentucky Ruler and Hambletonian lines, he shows strong progeny potential with trial times listed. Registered with the American Trotting Association. Terms: 10 to insure a living colt, service money cost held, care for mares, liability limited. Hart Hickman.
Ennis Bros report long use of Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy made in Des Moines. They credit a life saved in El Paso Texas and note successful introduction into Narcoossee Florida where business grows. Remedy sold by L A Riley and Son.
A pedigree note describes Theodocius 5916 with 2:08 pace and 1100 pounds. Bred lines trace seven to Hambletonian 10 and include Eva by Julia C and Miss Julia by Hambletonian 10. Interested parties may call on or write Urryl Miller, Central, Ind, until June 15 for information and care terms.
Miss Golda Chankey is on the sick list. Jesse Pate was at Leavenworth on business Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Brandenburg visited their daughter Mrs. Laura Gibson last week. Several young people plan an excursion to White City Park June 15. Tade Prewitt and Miss Roxie Hershman were guests of Miss Anna Brandenburg Sunday afternoon.
A fragment notes pricing for Barred Plymouth Rock eggs at $1.00 per setting of 15 eggs and farm runs at 30 cents per setting. Author initials J. S. Pfrimmer are included.
The old St Charles Hotel, remodeled and renewed, offers comfortable rooms and hearty welcomes from proprietor Mrs N Button and manager Mr J B Walker. Rates are reasonable with choice meals and a homelike atmosphere. February 12.
We thank patrons for past patronage and offer White Wyandottes as good layers and mothers. Eggs 15 for $1.00. Order from Mrs M NY McKinley Borden Eureka Phone. February to June classified ad details.
Persons with idle money seeking a safe, good rate of interest paid semiannually are advised to visit this office for details.
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