Orange Blossom Suppositories Promoted for Female Ailments
An old advertisement touts Orange Blossom Suppositories as a remedy for inflammatory and reproductive conditions including womb issues, uterine prolapse, ulcers, tumors, infertility, and ovarian problems. It claims safety, worldwide testimonials, self-use by women, and offers a book and free sample via druggists, dated December 17.
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Dee
Administrator's Sale of W A Summers General Store
Public sale of the late W A Summers general merchandise store at Catea, EIndiaga on Friday April 8 and Saturday April 9 1910. Items include drugs dry goods groceries and fixtures cash sales up to 5 dollars, credit terms over 5 dollars with note and 6 percent interest. Removal only after sale conditions met, administrator Francis M Revenaugh and auctioneer A G Madden.
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W. A. Summers
Notice of Estate Administrators in Fountain County
The Fountain Trust Company as Administrator of the estate of Sarah K. Perry, deceased, is noted as solvent. In the matter of Pauline Morris, Challen Spinning, administrator, has filed his final account in Fountain Circuit Court. The court will review on March 8, 1910, heirs and creditors must appear to show cause why the account should not be approved. Heirs must prove their status at the same time and place.
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Circuit Court
Fountain County
Indiana
Sarah K. Perry
Fountain Trust Company
Pauline Morris
Fountain Circuit Court
Challen Spinming
Gald Circuit Court
Eaid
Non-Resident Notice in Fountain County Court
State of Indiana Fountain Circuit Court February term 1910. The Fountain Trust Company administrator of the estate of Marcus Martin deceased files complaint for sale of real estate to pay debts and remove cloud on title. Defendants Willis K Martin Louis T Martin Fletcher M Martin Mae Martin Marcus Elwes Martin are non residents. court summons April 18 1910 for appearance and answer. Court in Covington will hold third Monday of April to hear the case if defendants fail to appear. Clerk Anson G Madden. Attorney John B Martin. March 11, 1910. 4w.
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State of
Indiana
Fountain County
Fountain
The
Fountain Trust Company
Marcus Martin
Plaint
Willlis K. Martin Et al
John B. Martin
San
Willis K. Martin
Louis T. Martin
Fletcher M. Martin
Mae Martin
Marcus Elwes
Martin
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ABC
A. D
Covington
Branty
Anson G. Madden
Leroy Saunders
John.b. Martin
Subscriptions rules and notices from the Republican
A reader guidance piece outlines address changes and delivery payments. It instructs subscribers to report moves, verify payment dates, resolve arrears, avoid skipping papers, and not take another's paper. It emphasizes mutual understanding and the newspaper's reliance on reader support.
Public Auction of Household Goods by Mrs O'Brien
Mrs T C O'Brien offers at public sale her entire lot of household goods near Yer kes livery barn on Sa Tukv Day Makcu 14th 1910 at Lovelock p m A fine Chickering piano with stoves bedding carpets rugs dishes and all home furniture will be sold Mrs O'Brien leaves for Elcampo Texas to join her husband Terms of sale stated at sale.
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T. C. O'Brien
Yerkes
Lovelock P
Honey and Barley Melt Grippe Effects, Foley Remedy
Health note warns La Grippe aftermath can be deadlier than the illness itself, citing pneumonia and weakened heart action. It endorses Foley's Honey and Tar as a healing aid to strengthen the system, sold by M. C. VanDorn.
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Foley's
M. C. VanDorn
Matinee Musical Society to Meet at Mrs Myers Home
The February Matinee Musical Society meeting, postponed due to sickness, will gather Saturday afternoon at Mrs Pearle Board Myers home. Miss Farneil Hall will speak on Von Weber and Mrs Virginia Boord will summarize Der Freischutz. Mrs Myers will link the musical numbers. An advertisement promotes Health Coffee claiming 100 cups from a 25 lb package and no real coffee content sold by grocers.
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Matinee Musical Society
Pearle Board Myers
von Weber
the Gay
Alma Patton
Alma Boord Rogers
Ruiana Dunlap
Madge Lanius
Gladys Cohern
Cavatina
Sydney Merryman
Marshall's plan sparks Indiana Democratic clash over senate hopeful
Governor Marshall moves to let 1910 state convention pick the Democratic candidate for the U S Senate, challenging Thomas Taggart and reshaping Indiana party power. Taggart disputes, while both sides prepare for a protracted battle for delegates, conventions, and influence.
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Steams OF Sale
Francis M. Revenbaugh
A. G. Madden
O. B. Rateliff
Atty For Admr
Lewis C. Allen
Republican
Fletcher’s
Thos. H. Bodine
Millers
France
J. Crouch & Son
United States
Beau Sire
Belgium
Chimes
Young Jim
Shelby Chief
Jack Modoc
Jack
Ind
Rossdale
Henry Cle N
Warren County
James Roe
Hedrick
Herrick
Dennis Shell
Yeddo
Taggart
Thomas R. Marshall
Marshall
Radytr
Boss Taggart
Indianapolis
Thomas Taggart
Legislative
John W. Kern
Democratic Legislative
B. T. Shively
Thomas Tregart
Thomas Tavgart
Shively
Democratic Party
Beveridge
Marshal
Fiorda
Flor da Land Co
Chipley
Fla
New York Central Lines
California
Pacific Coast States
Northwest
New Orleans
Mystic Shrine
BIG Foud
P.O. Tal
E J Rhein
Idrops
Kinney
GC. L. Gates Hencock
Minn
Rheaimatiam
Swahson Rhedmatic Cure Company
Dept
Lake Street
Chicago
Swanson Pills
Castana
R. Mayer