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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1899
Page
2
Public notice notes Friday publication schedule and Covington mail handling. It promises continued subscriptions unless cancelled and advertises competitive printing services including book binding and order handling at reasonable rates with telephone contact.
The piece argues Covington and its party must balance reforms with public funds. It notes uncertainty over how Congress and the administration will handle the Trust issue. It comments on restless public sentiment and a perceived loss of magnetism for Livan and the Lacy campaign in the South and West.
A new publication named the Sarrupay Press will be issued in Attica tomorrow by Ray and Gaumert. It pledges independent local politics and a strictly community focus.
The Covington location of factories is described as a vital innovation for the city and community. It is seen as a permanent life improving factor that would benefit local economy and well being.
Representatives of Aguinaldo continue talks with General Otis, stating no recognition or restoration of government. The dialogue keeps the same outcome of not being acknowledged as ruling authorities.
Admiral Dewey departed Manila aboard the Olympia bound for the United States. He is not expected to reach the U S until September with the voyage home planned as a series of stops.
The Cuban situation shows continued indiscretion in their struggle and a perceived lack of appreciation for the United States efforts on their behalf. The remark suggests frustration with Cuban reactions to U S actions and support.
The Varishioner, long controlled by sen tient, now advocates for Dry sus and revision as he returns from shunting for the army. A wide crowd, including many Vaiis, follows the shift.
The article notes a general upward trend in Eastern market demand and higher prices, cited by Dann & Co. It also comments on the Philippine war progress and U S aims, while discussing rural mail delivery reducing small post offices and its political impact.
Infringing OCR line notes a Friday event involving Conomess MaAN Laxpis and Zutinoor the gromrnd with unclear context and scattered text fragments. The readable portion hints at a local incident or notice tied to a Friday occurrence.
Scott's Emulsion claims to improve a baby's digestion when given three or four times daily and to benefit both mother and child if the infant thrives poorly while nursing. The ad cites twenty five years of use and lists the distributor as sec. and 4.co, all druggists, Scott & Bowne, Chebaneta, New York.
In Indianapolis coverage the speaker notes the saying about chasing two hares, signaling focus on one path after taming the other. He praises regular army and volunteer soldiers, stressing that those in the ranks and support roles endure the hardships and make victory possible, while honoring Dewey Sampson Sedley Otis and Shafter alongside the troops.
The text argues that strong political convictions indicate strong business sense and leadership, essential for public administration. It touts a true blue politician who stands by party principles and caucuses, rather than one who yields to fear of defeat, as best suited to administer public trust.
The Ninth Indiana race looks settled with Congressman Landis announcing another bid for renomination to Congress rather than pursuing the governorship. Hannibal Yount of this city is expected to oppose him as a strong Democratic challenger, making the contest in the district highly competitive.
Fountain county and township councils respond to the new appointment law. Judge Rabb selects Daniel Mutts J W Prazier Harry Martin Julius Loeb Horace Tueay Link Hesler and Wallace Bodine for the county board and names well known business leaders from across the county to ensure broad representation and diligent oversight.
The Republican expresses confidence that board selections were made to best test the law and serve the people. Judge Rabb earns thanks for careful county selections and township advisory boards are likewise praised. The call remains to watch results of a thorough implementation.
Hannibal resident J E Litty recounts severe typhoid fever turning to pneumonia. He credits Dr King’s New Discovery with rapid relief after one bottle and full recovery. Medicine advertised as best for lung trouble, with trials free at Lee Allen’s drug store and guaranteed bottles.
An old advertisement promotes Grain-O as a coffee substitute that calms nerves and aids sleep. It also touts Dr King’s New Life Pills for health, claiming they boost brain and body power. Available at Lee Allen’s drug store for 15 and 7e and 25e respectively.
An early 20th century ad claims Morrin English Stable Powder builds up horses and purifies blood. It also promotes Grain-O a coffee substitute made from pure grains, suitable for delicate stomachs and cheap per package. brands cited include Geo. Lb. Cook.
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