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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1899
Page
4
CHAS. W. THOMAS and CHAS. B. ELLIS, EDVITORS AND PROPRIETORS. Entered at the post office at Corydon Ind as second class matter OFFICE IN DEMOCRAT BUILDING. TERMS One Year in Advance if not paid in Advance One year out of county secretly adraiken 81.15
A column rails against trusts and a growing standing army while discussing the Philippine War. It cites Bryan, Cleveland, and political strategy, warns of censorship and national drift, and notes Otis seeking unconditional surrender as hostilities near end. The piece reflects era tensions and electoral rhetoric with references to Manila and policy shifts.
The text asserts that all men are endowed with rights including life liberty and the pursuit of happiness. It warns that if Americans deny these truths and rule by might in the Philippines, money power and monopolies may apply the same medicine to us in the future.
The Indianapolis News and New Albany Tribune clash over editorials as Gen. Packard recycles old arguments on free coinage of silver. The piece mocks his claims that minting more silver would not raise prices and that gold would flee, ending with a note the News will likely ignore the suggestions.
The article argues Republicans face doom unless they address trusts. It predicts a cross eyed, unclear platform mirroring a prior silver issue tactic and warns party leaders will hedge to appease trusts and loyalists. It urges readers to remember this forecast about the party's campaign stance.
Gov Mount named Jos J Mills president of Earlham college Wm T Stott president of Franklin college and Enoch G Machan county superintendent of LaGrange county oldest state superintendent to join the state board of education all non state men under the statute expanding the board.
The Huntingburg News shifts from weekly to twice weekly under manager W. S. Selby and unveils a refreshed edition with twelve bright pages titled the Dewey Edition, aiming to advance Democratic hopes and public welfare.
The Louisville Dispatch marked its second anniversary on April 19 by releasing a 48 page edition last Sunday. The paper recently moved into new quarters and now owns its own plant, signaling modernization and permanence.
Traveling salesmen once active for the gold standard now lose jobs as combinations and trusts reduce demand. One representative will speak for the new alliance, pushing Paulite conversions and opposing trusts in the coming campaign. The piece notes shifting political alignments and a metaphor about Spain and power.
Announced ceremonies include Heth May 19 Cross Roads May 20 Mauckport Spencer May 27 Moberly Boone Jane at Laconia Harrison May 25 Shiloh Franklin May 26 Lanesville Jackeuon May List New Sidisbury Washington May 22 Valley City June River Morgan May 40 Posey May 23 Elizabeth Webster June 1 New Middletown Scott June 2 at
The New York Journal editorial argues Attorney General Griggs cannot suppress trusts but warns government should not subsidize them. It questions duties on borax, knit goods, print cloth, cast iron pipe, lead, lumber, and sugar, asking if large pools can survive without tariffs.
Earth tremor lasting about fifteen seconds was reported Saturday evening, felt across Indiana and Kentucky. Vincennes suffered chimneys toppled amid a scene of panic as residents fled stores. The piece argues for free trade with tariffs eliminated and trusts taxed by income, urging a simple policy over litigation.
The Monday evening spelling event drew attendees for spelling for the floor with music and social chat. C. T. Bartley was the last eliminated while Miss Minnie Palmer won second prize, a Book of Fiction, with first prize a copy of The Tales of Shakespeare.
Notice urges all sound minded residents of Harrison county to buy shoes at C. M. Miller's Exclusive Shoe Store. The ad promotes a local footwear retailer and urges broad participation in the purchase.
A small child Stella of Scott township died last week. An advertisement claims Kodol Dyspepsia Cure will digest what you eat and restore digestive health, naming L. A. Riney, J. Romrock, Corydon, White Cloud.
If you suffer tenderness on the right side fullness under shoulder blade and other signs your liver is torpid DeWitts Little Early Risers will cure promptly and permanently by removing congestion and helping bile flow naturally They are good prns L A River Corydon J Rorprocx White Cloud Hurst & Funk will sell and hang paper at lowest prices Upstairs at S M Millers corner apr5 1mo
QC. Flesuman defends county trustees and assessors amid criticism of dog tax enforcement under Sect. 2864. He cites penalties and duties for township officials and argues the 1897 Republican Legislature created the statute, asserting officers strive to enforce it despite perceived harshness.
Local papering expert D. M. Lawland offers up to date decorating in the Bulleit Block area. Clients are urged to call on his shop for reliable workmanship and timely completion.
The description covers portions of section 35 and nearby blocks including the east half of the southwest and parts of the southeast quadrant, with references to Big Indian Creek. It specifies 82 acres off north end of certain parcels, 59.25 acres in another trace, plus additional fractions totaling about 166 acres, more or less.
One-fourth cash on day of sale one-fourth in twelve months one-fourth in eighteen months and one-fourth in twenty-four months from date of sale. Purchaser to execute notes for deferred payments with at least two old freehold sureties to the Board. Board sets five thousand dollars as the minimum price. By order of the Board James A. Watson auditor Harrison County.
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