“Incurable” Heart Disease Soon Cured by Dr Miles Offer
The Great Specialist Franklin Miles offers a free trial of his heart and nerve treatments claiming cures for chronic ailments once deemed incurable. He cites numerous testimonials from patients in Indiana Ohio and Chicago and promises a free $2.50 treatment with paper mention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Miles
A. Kronek
Huntington
Ind
Flora Greator
Bristolville
Jas. R. Waite
Frank Smith
Chicago
Julius Keister
Rk. Parker
M. D
Lh. B. Dept
Wedding impending and illnesses noted in Buena Vista area
Hogridge reports mud and a forthcoming wedding for Miss Minnie Arnold. Miss Frances Ferree and infant Harold William are listed as sick. J C Ferree lost a cow last week. Cyrus Ferree visited George Jones. Yancey Keiser completed the Buena Vista telephone line. Harry and Harvey Cunningham visited grandparents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Arnold
J.C. Ferree
Yancey
Going West and Staying Put in Our County
The piece reflects on westward movement in earlier times, noting farmers and couples often moved west for work or fortunes. It argues changes in conditions mean a well trained person can prosper east, and many who left have returned, choosing to improve their own county instead of leaving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace Greely
Remarkable religious revival confirms converts across cities
About 6 500 people confessed Christianity during a major revival effort ending in ".. churches, theaters and halls" with 18 visiting evangelists participating. The total converts reached 6 500 in weeks just closed, adding to 5 000 already converted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burg Magee
Ywehty
America
Escape from Indiana Reformatory In Refrigerator Car
Leo Warren a twenty year old convict escaped from the Indiana Reformatory at Jeffersonville between the ceiling and roof of Chesapeake and Ohio refrigerator car No 4739. The escape occurred Thursday morning as three convicts attempted the exit but two could not fit. Warren, from Washington Davis county, arrived January 1904 to serve two to fourteen years for burglary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Warren
Indiana Reformatory
Jeffersonville
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
Warren
Barnard
Washington
Daviess County
Public Sale Notice by William Justice in Taylor Township
The undersigned WM H Justice will sell his personal property at public sale on Monday March 20 at his residence in Willon-Wouth of Convenience Taylor township. The notice states the time and location of the sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivo
Willon-Wouth ‘of Conveniénce
Tay‘lor Township
Wm. H. Justice
Trustee Notice for Weekly Township Business
A. J. Eaton trustee announces he will attend township business at his office and residence each Monday of the week. The notice specifies weekly attendance and identifies the trustee and location in Jackson Two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Eaton
Jackson Two
Heckelman's
New Maelond
Nicholas Eve
Local Notes:Residents Move and School Progress Report
Big Run notes include Wm. Davis departing for Nebraska and Lafe Adamson moving to the Frank Cunningham property. Emery Brown, mail carrier IR. R. No. 1, is progressing well with only three days missed. School at No. 10 advances under Miss Golda Angerson with twenty more days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emery Brown
IR. R. No. 1
Golda Angerson
Local notices list community deaths and moves
Bradford and Almyra Bradford died of paralysis. Levi Huffstedter is ill with grip but improving. J P Fouts, blacksmith, moved to the country yet will continue business here. John Baker moved from Hemple farm to the Baker property east of town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Almyra
Levi Huffstedter
Raake
J.P. Fouts
John Baker
Morgan Township
Baker
Land of Freedom and Graft in One Verse
A reflective verse contrasts America's ideal liberty with pervasive graft and hidden influences. The speaker laments trusted institutions and hidden powers pulling strings, implying a critique of systemic corruption within the nation.
Kodol Digestive Cure Endorsed By Satisfied User
N Watkins of Lebus Kentucky testifies to Kodol Dyspepsia Cure curing fifteen years of stomach trouble after six bottles, claiming the six bottles were worth $1000. Also notes travel by Iron Mountain Route to Mexico with through Pullman sleepers and dining car service, plus low rates and stopover options.
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N. Watkins
Lebus
E. C. Dewitt & CO
Chicago
Cincinnati
Queen & Crescent
Jacksonville
Chattanooga
Southern Ry
Florida
Solid
St. Augustine
Southern
Hot Springs Resort via Trains from St Louis and Memphis
Hot Springs Arkansas health and pleasure resort promoted with fastest schedule via Tronmown Route. Daily trains with Pullman sleepers and chair cars from St Louis or Memphis. Low round trip rates and liberal limits offered. Free descriptive literature available. contact R T G4Matthews P A Norton Building Louisville Ky for rates and map folders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Memphis
Norton,Bldg
Louisville
Cure A Cold In One Day Laxative Brom Quinine Ad
Advert appears for LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE tablets promising a cure in one day with refund if not. E W Grove’s signature on each box and price 25 cents stated. Also an employment notice seeks men and women in the county to represent Blew Bros. & Co. with weekly pay, expenses paid, and a permanent position in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Grove
Blew Bros. & Co
Monon Bldg
Chicago
Ill
Non-Resident Notice in Forbes v Sappenfield Harrison County
Burrel F Forbes files complaint affidavit and bond for attachment against Bluford Sappenfield a non resident of Indiana. Hearing set for March 17 1905. if Sappenfield fails to appear an order for sale of attached property may be issued. Judge H Kern presiding. February 20 1905.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Indiana
Harrison County
Burrel F. Forbes
Bluford Sappenfield
Burrel
Forbes
Indiana
Christopher
H. Kern
J. P
Ebbert
Hester Kopp
Harrison Township
Peter S. Wright
Gates to the West offer travel and settlement options
A broad notice promotes low one way and round trip gates for visiting or settling in the West and Southwest. The Southern Railway runs two solid trains daily from Lexington to St Louis with schedules and full information available from G. B. Allen in St. Louis and T. W. Crews in Lexington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great West
Southern Railway
Lexpete Spaniels
G. B. Allen
AGP. A
St. Louis
Lexingten
Louisville
Lexington
Southern Ry
W. Crews
C. H. Hungerford
H. B. Spencer
Tillmart
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Hogridge
D. H. Stephens
Frances Ferree
da Lemmon
Cyrus Ferreee
George Jones
Harold
Imer
William
Thedford
EL O.S
Wm. Davis
Nebraska
Lafe Adamson
Frank Cunningham
Bradford
Mexico
Iron Mountain
City of Mexico
San Antonio
Laredo
R. T. G. Matthews
T.P. A
Norton Fildg
Louisville, Ky
Hot Springs, Ark
State of
Harrison
Democrat
W. H. Keller Co
New Albany
Corydon
Corydon Junction
Huntingburg
Evansville
McKinley Boyle
G. W. Briffett
Arkansas
Colorado
Indian Territory
Oklahoma
Kansas
New Mexico
Texas
Other Territory
H. Hungerford
D.P. A
E. J. Wright
Pres
N. E. Cor
2Nd
Walnut
Nashington, D. C. Via
Froosevelt
Fairbanks
Pullman
O. P. McCarty
West Baden
French Lick Springs
Carlsbad OF
Chas. H. Rockwell
W.h.mcddel
Trail Mer
Mgr
Frank J. "Reed
Lafayette
French Lick
Bloomington
Northwest Express
Pullman Palace
F. H. Kalies
Kane
A. Andrews
Holland Bldg
Canyon
el Tovar
Fred ‘Harvey
California
M. Emer
Tuco
Recranus
Wa. StockHoFr. Treas
C. W
Bonisville, Ky
C. W. Cole, E
Sterbrook
Estesbrook Steel Pen CO
Sonn St
New York
Camden, Wi
Cumberland Telephone & Telegraph CO
Illinois
Kentucky
Tennessee
Mississippi
Louisiana
Janes
Caldwell
Prosident & Gen
Leland Hume
Y & Ags
Mer
T. BD. Webb
Vestibule Tours
VIA
Asheville
Land of the Sky
Saphire Country
Atlanta
Knoxville
Savannah
John H. Heth
Insurance
First National Bank
R. Amzi Weaver
Elizabeth
Eureka
Sept
D. L. Dean
ALLS
Home
W. Baxter
Lanesville, In
R. Clarence E. Briscog
Pauw, Inprana
Ajor W. Funk
Corydon, Ind
D. Mitchell
Attorney AT Law
Savings and Loan
John H. Weathers
Main St
Emory H. Breed
Evan B. Stotsenburg
E. Main St
Tad
Attorneys AT Law
Clay Hays
Parker's
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