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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1900
Page
4
The Senate did not take up the Nicaragua Canal bill this session while the Ship Subsidy bill moved forward. The Hay-Pauncefote treaty awaits action. Davis amendment aims to shield U S defense needs. Teller may seek broader scope. Philippines coinage debated. dairy interests push Groat bill taxing oleomargarine ten cents a pound, 196 to 92 in House.
Lawmakers pushed a federal marriage and divorce uniformity proposal led by Representative Taylor of Ohio, though passage this session is doubtful amid wide opinion gaps. The Ways and Means Committee added a 25 cent beer tax cut, lifting total cuts to about 40 million, roughly 25 percent more than the administration desires. The bill faces House action this week.
The undersigned is appointed administrator of the estate of Amanda Raber, late of Miami County, deceased. The estate is stated solvent. Crorke Sef, Denver, Ind. Attest, Chas. R. Hughes, Clerk, T. D. W. Manchester, attorney for estate.
Estate No 1351 in Miami Circuit Court November Term 1900 notices Mary Flora executrix presents final settlement for Joel Flora deceased. Court to examine January 14 1901 heirs creditors legatees must appear prove heirship or claims. Peru Indiana December 6 1909 Cras R Hughes Clerk John F Lawrence attorney.
All doctors told Renick Hamilton of West Jefferson Ohio after 18 months of rectal fistula that he would die unless a certain operation was performed, but he cured himself with five bottles of Bucklen's Arnica Salv. The paste claims to be the surest pile cure on Earth and a top salve worldwide. 25 cents a box sold by W L Piper Druggist.
Trustee Jons Grisworp announces monthly sessions in Denver on the 1st and 3d Saturdays for township business. The notice specifies regular public business meetings and official township transactions conducted by the trustee.
Bourbon College and School of Music opens December 3 with eight courses and superior instructors. New buildings and equipment including pianos organs and typewriters for practice. Tuition and board for ten weeks cost 23.60 to 27 dollars. Students ready to begin may enter now for accommodations. Address Daniel Hang president for full course information.
The National Rural and Family Magazine advertises a free Ideal fountain pen with two subscriptions sent in from readers and a neighbor. Trial subs are 26 cents each, delivering papers from payment time until January 1, 1901. The Rural, over 50 years old, is praised by William Jennings Bryan for defending farmers against financial encroachment.
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