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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1906
Page
3
Great relief during nervous periods with Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills. They stop pains soothe nerves and offer relief without harming heart or stomach. Testimonials cite sleep and rest, with a money back guarantee and 25 dose pack for 25 cents from Miles Medical Co Elkhart Indiana.
Danville Illinois advertising listing announces Richard Smith, piano tuner, upcoming service in the area with contact phone 2045.
The notice urges those owing the Republican party to settle any accounts within the coming months. It calls for preparation during the dull season and invites people to come in and pay now rather than waiting to be asked.
A.C. Fears announces new eye examination instrument and services at Covington optical parlors. The device aids scientific testing and correcting defects with on‑site demonstrations. Prices described as most reasonable.
Clinton D Smits trustee announces weekly office hours in the K of P building for township business. Notices list meeting times as first and third Tuesday each month and reference rate information for mail classifications.
The Prohibition party announces a Sept 1 campaign event at 10 30 AM on the Court House lawn featuring candidate for Secretary of State along with former state chair C B Newlin and singer Prof J E Hawes. The note invites attendance and entertainment amid local notices and ads follow.
A sales pitch offers a talking machine for $2.98 with a $2500 purchase at Coleman Reeves Coleman's, claiming the machine can be heard playing. The notice also advertises Woodford's Sanitary Lotion cures in 30 minutes and references Geo. D. Cook as druggist in Covington Indiana selling at $5.00 to Lake Maxinkuckee via Wabash with tickets on sale June 1 to Sept 30.
Coleman Reeves Coleman's advertises a sale offer where customers receive a Talking Machine for 2.98 with every 25 dollars spent on goods. The promotion highlights the deal as a limited time incentive at the store.
Giet Eye Glasses offers eye care with Dr. Faith and Dr. Gilson on Fridays. Local ads promote coal for threshing and cooking via P. J. McMahon, Covington. Financial services mention L. P. Little for farm loans on Covington’s south side square. Health tips praise baths and DeWitt's Little Early Risers laxatives sold by Geo. D. Cook.
Jewelry store adds Optical Department with accurate eye testing by an experienced optician. Fine watches and jewelry repaired. E. C. Hamilton in charge. Call on Northside square Covington.
National Lead Company advertises property for sale by first class dealers located at Freeman Avenue and 7th Street in Cincinnati Ohio.
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