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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1906
Page
1
An advice piece urges regular sleep for nerve restoration and overall health. It endorses Dr Miles Nervine and Restorative Nervine with testimonial notes from Mrs E G Bertson of Belvidere Illinois, claiming improved sleep and reduced neuralgia after use. Dr Miles' Nervines are sold by druggists with a money back guarantee.
The notice urges readers who owe the Republican any account to settle within the coming months. It calls for preparation during the dull season and asks supporters to visit and pay promptly rather than waiting to be asked.
O. S. Dove Lass of Covington Indiana advertises home loans on first mortgage security at reasonable rates of interest.
The ophthalmic instrument is now installed at A C Fears optical parlors in Covington for thorough scientific eye testing. Prices are stated as reasonable. Also advertised are tourist train rates via Wabash to Winona Lake Warsaw Indiana with May 10 start and return in 15 days for 440 cents and season tickets at 590 cents. E W Richeson is the ticket agent.
An editorial counters John W. Kern's charges of rising state costs, presenting official records from 1895 to 1905. It argues that governor office expenditures rose modestly, debt fell from previous highs, and interest costs dropped, supporting Republican claims of prudent, businesslike administration.
The Indiana Democrats hosted Champ Clark at the state convention, delivering a critical take on his performance. The keynote speaker Benjamin F. Shively focused on tariff issues while Republicans faced accusations of favoring big interests, and Clark was described as crude and demagogic with limited rallying appeal for the Democratic cause.
The passage argues that tariff policy under Democratic critics reduces labor demand and worker options while praising Indiana benefits from day labor and factory wages. It asserts that honest discussion could sway Indiana toward maintaining current production gains and opposing Democratic tariff shifts.
In a Kentuck? An College graduation address Secretary Shaw told a parable about the Philippines. He likened Uncle Sam to a neighbor who settles a long standing trouble and ends up with a baby to raise. He argued Americans will help and educate the new nation while upholding liberty and justice.
A jumbled collection of quips and musings from Abe Martin and others. It includes remarks on marriages, siblings, solitude, and social mores, with snippets about Turner in the Cleveland era and a London Queen reference.
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