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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1897
Page
7
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral is presented as the world’s standard family remedy for colds coughs and lung diseases. It is marketed in large household bottles rather than small cheap ones claiming greater efficacy and lasting cure beyond fads.
Washington reports show the Senate debating international monetary conference, Nicaragua canal bills, and a foreclosure resolution. The House advanced Indian appropriation and agricultural measures, while pension bills and other items moved through over several days with attendance and votes detailed.
A Washington dispatch notes the Senate debates an arbitration treaty with vivid anecdotes about executive sessions. It portrays lawmakers as a club like group, casual and unruly, sharing gossip and stories, and references Daniel Webster and Rufus Choate in a tale of a bank loan.
A feature from Valparaiso reports E C Volke killed a two year old pig and found its hearts perfectly formed and functioning as normal hearts. The quirky discovery follows several other short notes from Indiana towns including a missing nineteen year old and a horse theft, with ads urging Hood’s Sarsaparilla and Electric Bitters as remedies.
Notice to heirs and creditors regarding the estate of Durtha Avdecta deceased. James Hoovoriva, administrator, presents the final account and warrants to be examined at the court. The order calls for filing objections and appearances by creditors and heirs at a designated time and place.
A postal card request directs readers to write their name and address to Geo W Best at the Tribune Office in New York City to receive a sample copy of the New York Weekly Tribune.
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