Local Businesses Advertise Services In Elkhart Area
A flood of local ads highlights union made CNION-MADE SHOES by Eulfrich and Gelzen and art offerings from A. Miller & Co. at 319 Main. Services include barber baths at C. C. Bowles parlors, hotel rooms at Hotel Golden, optician G. W. Brewer in Elkhart, groceries at G. W. Robinson, millinery by M. A. Tompkins, furniture sales by L. Hefrigh & Son, and building materials by W. W. Mann’s Lumber Yard. Also listed are go carts, stocking, and metal and home repair services with prices and contact details across Main Street and East Jackson Street.
Batteries and hardware advertised by Miller and Jessup
An old advertisement touts D. N. Lieb as supplier of the best and cheapest electric bell batteries. Miller & Jessup offer cheap buggy loads, harness and horse furnishings, plus Clauss shears praised as the best made for ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. N. Lieb
Miller & Jessup
Clauss
Local Businesses Advertised On North Main And High Street
Globe Heal Estate exchange and Stark & Beardsley advertise props and cigars at The Northern Star saloon with fine wines and Pabst Milwaukee beer. New Lanterns at Felts. J A Werexp Co offer survey harness on Franklin St opposite ostotice. Godfrey Bros stock sash doors and building material on E High St near the river. O G Curtis offers furniture refrigeration framing and upholstery at low prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern Star Saloon
Pabst
Milwaukee
North Main Street
J. A. Werezxp & Co
Franklin St
Godfrey Bros
Local Bargains Parade from Leonard's Drug to 10c Store
The notice highlights Leonard's Drug Store and A W Shively closing out summer wear at bargain prices with new spring samples. It promotes Me Buchter groceries, Tom Fam saloon items, and 10¢ store offerings including complexion powder and baby talcum. It mentions watches and jewelry from W C Davis and the Fair Store as a bargain house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iifc
Tom Fam
Belgian Hares Stir Rising Interest Among American Breeders
The article surveys Belgian hare breeding in the United States, noting high prices for pure stock, strict pedigree standards, and a growing hobbyist and commercial interest. It highlights Denver and Los Angeles as centers, compares climate advantages in Southern California, and discusses market potential, feeding, and ecological concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tal Sands
United States
England
Belgium
Denver
California
Los Angeles
London
Fashoda
Palace Queen
Sir Dash
Great
Southwest
New Zealand
Australia
Iits
Treasurer reports July cash transactions for county office
County Treasurer J. O. Wood furnishes July receipts and disbursements to the county auditor. On hand July 2 were 36 246.72. receipts include current taxes 137.52 delinquent taxes 397.24 and various revenues. Disbursements totaled 32 776.77 with road receipts 4.18. Balance on hand July 31 was 7 039.41 leaving total 39 820.36.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. O. Wood
Congressional School
State Bank
City National
Salem Bank
First National
St. Joseph Valley
Allen's Foot-Hage: a powder for feet and shoes
Shake into your shoes Allen's a powder it cures painful smarting swollen feet and ingrowing nails instantly relieves corns and bunions. It forms a comfort disk enabling tight or new shoes to feel easy and acts against sweating callouses hot tired aching feet. Trial package free. Address Allen 8 Olmsted LeRoy NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen
Allen 8
Olmsted
LeRoy, N. Y
Fifth Ward Protest Over Souther Main Street Saloon
Citizens of the fifth ward oppose a saloon at 805 South Main Street and have filed a large remonstrance against Frank W. Shirley’s liquor license. The document, already in County Auditor Berkey’s office, shows enough signatures to defeat the application.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth Ward
South Main Street
Frank W. Shirley
Berkey
Grain O praised by user and county-seat politics noted
A letter from O F Myers extols Grain O as a healthy solid grain beverage for families. The Brooke town aspirations for Newton county seat prompt a special election petition. Kentland defeats Morocco by a large margin last June and may renew the contest. One Minute Cough Cure by Houseworth Bros promises quick, harmless relief. The Meese matrimonial society plans its Auburn reunion August 20 with 700 members and a talk on happiness in marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooke
Newton
Kentland
Morocco
Meese Matrimonial Society
W. L. Meese
Auburn
Fatality Follows Delay in Foley Kidney Cure Uptake
Disjointed notices report a fatal outcome linked to late use of Foley's Kidney Cure for Bright's Disease and diabetes. Old Mrs. Wm. W. Finley may die from hip fracture after delayed medical care in Galena Township, LaPorte County. Ex-county treasurer J. Marsh Wilson, jailed for false claims, transferred to Michigan City prison. Millons' campaign funds critiqued as insufficient for political races. Dental and lumber business notices appear amid asset and liability figures for Houseworth Bros. and Hodson & Sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Bright
Houseworth Bros
Wm. W. Finley
Galena Township
LaPorte County
J. Marsh Wilson
Shelby County
Michigan City
Chinese Forces At Pekin Named Commander After Siege
Li Ping Hong, former Shan-Tung governor hostile to Europeans, is named commander of Chinese forces at Pekin. Reports say Aigun fell to Russians after a stubborn fight and Chinese forces were driven toward Tsitsikar. Western diplomats in Pekin ordered to depart with escort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Li Ping Hong
Pekin
Aigun
Paris
Sheng
Shanghai
Brussels
Tientsin
M. H. Ketels
Micha- Barovsk
Tsitsikar
Boxers Release Criminals as Tientsin Tensions Rise
Foreigners face terror as Boxers gain power in Tientsin. Empress and viceroy push harsh actions. Viceroy allegedly paid for foreigners' heads and kept a prisoner cage. About 15,000 troops under Gen. Ma and Gen. Sung face shortages while planning fort retakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chefoo
Tientsin
Li Hung Chang
Taku
Gen. Sung
Yangtsun
Wu Presents Cipher Message From Pekin Officials
Washington Aug. 6 Minister Wu presented Acting Secretary Adee a cablegram from his government about cipher message transmission between Pekin ministers and their governments. It appears to be a copy of notification already served on the French consul at Shanghai. The tsung-li-yamen ordered that no cipher messages be exchanged. Mr Wu then departed for Cape May to visit his family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
State Department
Adee
Pekin
Shanghai
Tsung-Li-Yamen
Cape May
Fear an Attack at Canton Amid Fort Preparations
In Hongkong on August 6 the Canton forts are fully manned with flags raised on the walls while gun crews train on channel targets. Chinese sources say Cantonese fear a French invasion, amid heightened military readiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hongkong
Canton
Bogue
Jews Seek New Homes as Emigrants Pass Through Vienna
About 5,000 Romanian Jewish emigrants have crossed Vienna in the last month en route to Canada. Many are penniless, showing visible signs of oppression. aid from Christians and Jews is generous. authorities forced a return to the Romanian border, which Romania would not readmit, delaying three days before crossing was allowed. Meanwhile 600 more arrived in Budapest as Canadian entry rules require $50 per person.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Vienna
Roumania
Canada
State Department
Buda-Pesth
Israelite Council
Dr Caldwell Syrup Pepsin Endorsed by Patient
Here is a patient letter from Mrs Isabel L Wheler of Freetown Indiana praising Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin for stomach trouble neuralgia and renewed strength after a long illness. She notes sharing the remedy with others and thanks the doctor for the benefit. Also reported: a large barn at Mishawaka was struck by lightning and destroyed with $1500 loss. A Nappanee teen lost two fingers at the Creamery Package Co. rip saw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prisi Survey Co
Dr. Caldwell
Isabell Wheler
Freetown
Jackson Co
Ind
Thomas’ Drug Store
M. W. Berger
Mishawaka
Curtis Hummel
Creamery Package Co
Nappanee
A Spring Medicine Review and Local Notices
A cornucopia of notices and testimonials from Detroit and Indiana towns in 1900. Mentions Dr. O. D. Warner and his Compound of Seven Cures as a blood purifier, marriages in South Bend, overdoses, pearl buttons found in Logansport, and various local items from Mishawaka to Windsor. News of Foley's Kidney Cure praised by residents, a fatal accident in South Bend, and naval postings for Walter Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mian
O. D. Warner
Jacob Brandon
Mich
Windsor
Ont
Nas
Sport
Also Mentioned on This Page
CNION
Friends of Labor
Eulfrich & Gelzen
A. Miller & Co
Indiana
Nest
Main Street
C. C. Bowles Tonsomis
Main St
Hotel Golden
DEN
Trinent
Oair
Godfrey & Livengood
Elkhart
G. W. Brewer
Hix- Sart
M. A. Tompkins’ Millinery
L. He‘frigh & Son
Odd Fellows’ Block
HW. Mann's
W. H. Manns
Phas Derting
Fardwaer
Timware
South Main St
Schreiber & Son
Aowest
Jonun Baumyvartens
Justi
Furn
Gommergial
Globe Heal Estate Exchange
Stark & Beardsley
Felts
Jr. Masson
O. G. Curtis
Heffner & Co
Leonard
A. W. Shively
Louis Glassier
J. Buchter
Middlebury Street
N. D. Graham
Cc. Davis
de Chaseville
Arkansas
I Rik
Jae
Peld
Yukon
Golden Sovereigh
Eureka
Standard Oil Company
Washington, DL. O
Charles G. Hodson & Sons
South Bend
Conger
Washington
General Goodnow
Ragsdale
Vientsin
Gonger
Mr. Squiers
Weston-super- -Mare
State Department of Restriction
Bik
Dean
Koumenis
David Blumenthal
Marion
Nettie New
Wabasa
Oliver Hotel
Ed Phillips
Bicknell
DeWitt
Alice Meeks
Logansport
John A. Tierzog
Frank Klein
Montreal
Europe
Eloyse Kruk
D. V. B. Skinner
Newton County
W. B. Conklin
Bowersville, C
Franklin
Niles
Walter Hall
United States Navy
Alabama
China
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