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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1901
Page
5
A reflective verse contemplates life’s sorrows and earthly vanities fading at death. It contrasts fleeting human cares with the eternal peace beyond, urging meek endurance as recompense draws near.
The Washington Letter reports President Roosevelt grows weary of patronage demands and may limit meetings. It notes withholding Isthmian treaty details, Cuba sugar imports affecting Louisiana beet sugar, and party tensions as Bryan faces scrutiny in eight states. Ambassadors Choate and Wolcott rumored, Hay denies resignation hints.
In the room formerly occupied by the Denver Tribune the Nu Stor Millinery Department now shows the latest creations in Ladies Headwear. A competent trimmer is in charge and Denver ladies and nearby customers can expect season’s popular designs and up to date work. Courteous attention and low prices for good work.
Ad promotes Dr King’s New Life Pills claiming to cure liver trouble blemished complexions. It touts a sallow look as warning signs and claims users will gain a rosy cheek and rich complexion, available for 25 cents at Piper’s Drug Store.
Due to poor health of the owner and spouse the harness business is quitting. The entire stock is offered at a cash sale or on note with bankable security. Limited time offer to buy quality harnesses at reduced prices. Visit now to take advantage of the deal.
Lake Erie & Western Railroad offers a cheap round trip excursion to Indianapolis for $1. The Denver departure is at 7 04 a m on Sunday October 20 1901. Enjoy a day of pleasure with many amusements and chances to visit friends. For details contact the ticket agent.
A quiet wedding took place at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Chapman on Thursday October 10 1901. Miss Ethel Chapman married Mr. Elmer Thompson of Woolleytown with Rev W F Smith officiating. A wedding dinner followed and the couple will reside with the groom's father Geo Thompson in Woolleytown.
The undersigned will sell at public sale at her residence nine months credit with usual conditions on Turspay October 29 1901. Items include brood mare and work horse two milch cows a two year old heifer three coming yearling steers three calves four brood sows ten stock hogs twelve pigs machinery hay and straw and other articles. Mrs Eva Wakner.
Public sale at Armantrou t residence Courter Indiana on Friday October 25 1901 features driving mare yearling Cap Bogardus colt fresh milk cow six brood sows one with eight pigs six stands of bees and other farm tools including cultivator harrows plows buggy wagon shop harness straw corn and meat processing gear. Trevus nine months time under usual conditions J S Armant rout.
An advertisement notes Nu Stor for Dry Goods and Millinery with Miss Straughn in charge. It mentions Kodol Dyspepsia Cure from Piper's Drug Store claiming relief after meals and promoting rest for a tired stomach. Richard Wright is noted as poorly but able to move around the store. The piece references The Tripunic and the Indianapolis Journal subscription offers.
Local items report Moss Rose flour and Nu Stor millinery promotions. Denver Roller Mills set Wednesday and Saturday runs. L. C. Dukes sells stoves harness and blankets. Mrs Zimmerman, Rev Smith depart to new posts. community quilting and church farewell events noted. multiple small business and personal updates across Denver and nearby towns.
Advertises for several persons of character and good reputation in each state or county to represent and advertise a wealthy firm. Salary 18 dollars weekly plus expenses, paid in cash each Wednesday from head offices. Horse and carriage furnished when needed. Enclose self addressed stamped envelope to Mana her 316 Caxton Building Chicago 362
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