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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1899
Page
3
Informal notes show commissioners set meetings on the first Monday each month. The record lists dates labeled as September November and February with a five week cycle and recurring sessions on the first Monday.
A jumble of party references and local figures discusses election mood across New Jersey South Dakota Maryland Nebraska and Kentucky. Mentions claim Bryan concedes Nebraska to fusion while President Holant weakens and Jos Cheadle reappears as a potential factor in a forthcoming congressional race.
Great Britain renounces all claims to Samos, leaving the islands under the exclusive ownership of Germany and the United States.
The text argues fusion as a political strategy in Nebraska, praising Lt Was the best for terh parties and predicting it helps the Democratic candidate in 19e0 while enabling Republicans to beat him more easily. It endorses harmony within the party and favorable politics for fusion. It mentions Wire Jennings Drvan.
A letter to Walker Miles from Mr Coreg Miller in Poup tum County raises pointed questions about expansion. The missive, printed for readers, argues the editor's stance and urges voters to consider the issues with care.
A concise urging that this item benefits families year round. It highlights usefulness in both summer and winter and suggests universal value for household health. The message emphasizes availability and the idea that no home should be without it.
The article notes Republican gains in multiple states following recent elections. It highlights a strong party victory in Ohio and broad Republican triumphs amid Democratic criticism. Indiana politics show a spirited gubernatorial contest with several candidates, including Lieut. Governor Haggard and John L. Kilths.
An advertisement asserts that a lovely woman keeps friends and that health underpins attractiveness. It promotes Electric Bitters as a cure for stomach, liver, and kidney issues, claiming it cleanses blood and improves nerves, skin, and complexion, urging purchase at Lee Allen's drug store.
A promotional piece extols high-class newspapers shaping public taste and advertising value. It markets Syrup of Figs by the California Fig Syrup Company, touting its health claims and urging readers to buy genuine products. The notice includes other advertisements and a money-back guarantee for Coreen's Syrup of Tar.
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