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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1906
Page
2
The Corpion Democrat announces subscription and advertising rates for to Corydon Indiana readers. Rates include one year six months three months options with advance pricing and special ad charges. obituaries under twenty lines priced at twenty words per line, over twenty lines at eight and a half cents per line.
William J. Bryan, speaking before a large Indianapolis audience, defends the Democratic dream of reform against Republican charges. He cites biblical Joseph, tariff reform, and direct election of senators, arguing trusts must be curtailed and railroads eventually owned by the people. Bryan urges voters to back a Democratic congress and state ticket to sustain the reforms.
A West Virginia man credits Bucklen's Arnica Salve with preventing a dangerous hip surgery by removing a large malignant ulcer. The salve is praised for healing cuts burns and injuries and is sold by L A Riely & Son. Also a playful father daughter engagement piano joke circulates with local sellers promoting Dr Rea's Healing Powder and Gall Cure for barb wire cuts harness galls and proud flesh.
Miss Lydia Ferree improves after illness as school thrives under Dad Cooper. Grant Jones of Howard Station Kentucky visits relatives. George Jones visits brother Sherman near Buenas Vista. Manon Heishman attends funeral of Jacob Heishman in Scott Township. Mrs Ella Cunningham and Maggie visit Mrs J H Ferree. Jesse Mason in our midst Sunday. Nate Williar and Anna Williar share Sunday visits. Laura Thomson of Jeffersonville visits. Ferril Jones staying with grandmother S J Ferree. Estella Roberts and daughters Mary and Maggie of New Albany visit Nate Williar’s family.
New Salisbury news lists residents visiting Kansas Missouri and Illinois communities. Families like Carter Burn, Carrie Fouts, Lula Terple, H A Boston and Stevens relatives are noted with moves and visits to Louisville Birdseye Jeffersonville and Pea Ridge. A pie supper at New Salisbury School No 3 is announced for Saturday night November 10 with all invited.
Woodford D. Hurn and Miss Lulu C. Temple of Jackson township married last Wednesday in Jeffersonville by Rev. Frank F E Andrews. Miss Tommye E I Long, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Long, wed James A. Hazel last Tuesday in Jeffersonville, officiated by Justice Ferguson. Tommye, Corydon beauty and night telephonist, met Hazel who recently moved from Elizabethtown, Ky, and ran the exchange during Mr Crandall’s illness.
Biliousness and constipation plagued Rosa Ports of Birmingham Alabama for years. She found Pepsin preparations and cathartics worsened her condition, but Chamberlain Stomach and Liver Tablets relieved her ill feeling and restored natural digestion. Sold by L A Riley and Son druggists.
An advertisement from James B. Krewster and Frank M. Woisox touts complete abstract records of Harrison County real estate and government titles up to the present. Also a help-wanted note seeks men in each state to travel, post signs, and distribute circulars for Saunders Co. with monthly salary and daily expenses.
Mrs. Maud Hughes of 750 27th St Louisville Kentucky offers to act as purchasing agent. She will obtain any merchandise from Louisville retailers at regular retail price and forward it to buyers. People can save a trip to the city by notifying her.
W. H. Bullett & Son advertises fast production of cutting boxes and adjustable feed options in any size on short notice. The brief notice implies ready availability and custom service for industrial buyers.
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