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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1904
Page
4
An advertisement claims Hood's Sarsaparilla and Pitts Strengthen and tone the stomach and digestive system. It cites E. S. Hickson of W. Chester Pennsylvania who reports relief from weak stomach, nervous headaches, and nausea after using the remedy at different times.
A candidate for City Marshall states candidacy is contingent on party decision before the city primary convention. WA vice.
Letter from 8 Mack Irvin announcing his candidacy for County Treasurer from Van Buren township. Expresses run subject to Republican nomination convention. Signed Very Truly, 8 Mack Irvin.
The editor notes a Republican candidate announces his bid for City Marshal nomination subject to the party nominating convention decision. The statement emphasizes the candidate’s plan to seek the post through the upcoming convention.
A brief reminder to seize chances while they last, noting opportunities fade quickly and timing matters for success.
A Republican county convention to select the ticket is urged as proper and risk free, with all sister counties under the new law adopting the method to let the people choose their slate.
The Republican party stands in strong shape in Fountain County as reorganization proves unity. Tomorrow's conventions will finalize the county ticket with home candidates and delegates, showing harmony and coordinated action across the party.
The article praises DHE Spirit pervading Fountain county Republicans at conventions. It asserts Republicans will be proud of themselves and the work done once the campaign ends, pledging Fountain to stay Republican always.
The action of the supreme court in extending terms of offices under the legislature's act is adopted by several counties statewide as a basis for continuing officials' terms.
The Patexp weekly used its platform to defend DeHaven and attack state's witnesses and attorney. The editorial stance is condemned for impugning motives and misrepresenting the case as political persecution.
The obituary reflects on the loss of Senator Hanna, praising his forward thinking, courage, and broad appeal. It notes his loyalty to friends, close ties to President McKinley, and his influential role as National Republican Chairman, mourning a man described as a rare, unassuming public figure with lasting impact.
Mrs Chal Spinning and her child return Tuesday morning to their home in Oklahoma City Oklahoma.
Star and Horse Shoe tobacco sold at 40 cents a pound at Bill Shulers. The pension examining board met Wednesday with several applicants examined. Danville plans a large hump hair pin factory organized by Chicago, Danville, and Indianapolis capital. Patronize the City Steam laundry and the nobby. J. T. H. McGeorge Jr. suffered a relapse and has been ill for days.
Donaldson remains out after returning from Chicago with lagrippe. Bertha Towey announces she will stay in Covington indefinitely and continue teaching, to be found at Mrs. Julia E. Brown's after February 19.
Public notice announces a sale of Laciee Maslin underwear at exceptional bargain prices. The sale begins Monday February 15 and ends Saturday February 20. Loeb
The jury in the Mrs. John R. Hunter case, referenced as WB the Henry, completed its deliberations and reached a decision. Details of the verdict are reported in this brief note from the proceedings.
An aging itinerant figure travels the world for thirty years offering health and nourishment. He promotes Scott's Emulsion of pure cod liver oil as a strengthening food for children and the sick, marketed by Scott & Bowne of New York.
Luther Boughner of Chicago visits his brother George in Foster and plans to return Saturday. Harley Moody and Kepnie Moody arrive from Iowa after a 350 mile trip with no ill effects. The Bics list includes C F Lowe wife and son Wilbur who are improving. G W Clem attended Newport on business Tuesday. Wm Whit Jr to be installed on the farmers telephone line. George Clem family visited relatives near State Line Sunday. R B Moody contracts with Covington Canning for five acres of peas. A fine girl was born to Mr and Mrs D Wamsher Friday morning. James Strauser welcomed a 15 pound boy Friday morning. A death occurred Tuesday. condolences to the bereaved. Gernie Clem sold 8 acres to Ephraim Crigger, transfer Wednesday morning. Harley Moody bought G W Clem’s 50 acre farm. possession by March 10. Clem plans a February 29 case and ponders a move to Oklahoma around March 1. Local drive narrows Republican assessor candidates in Mound township. Lew Boughner leads among hopefuls.
London dispatches say Japan guards secrets as third Port Arthur clash rumors surface while war plans focus on Liao Tung. Reports claim Chinese port activity, Nagasaki troop movements, and mining of Nagasaki harbor amid cautious confirmations of ships Manchuria and railway steamers.
In St. Petersburg authorities, amid strict censorship of Far East reports, express confidence Russia will crush the enemy in due time. They claim sea victories by Japan will be forgotten as mobilization proceeds despite severe winter weather and delays. The saying January February and March are among the emperor s ablest generals is cited. Port Arthur records two degrees below zero as troops concentrate for action.
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