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Newspaper
Elkhart Weekly Truth
Location
Elkhart, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1905
Page
7
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The Big Four time table shows trains 33 34 41 and 42 with parlor cars through to Indianapolis. Trains 41 and 42, the Winona Flyer, connect at Indianapolis for Cincinnati Terre Haute and St. Louis. Train 33 runs through to Louisville and connects at Greensburg for Cincinnati. G A Henry agent. Northbound.
L. A. and M. S. time table after June 18 1905 lists east and westbound trains from Elk Hart. Eastbound trains include Pacific Express Fast Mail Limited Buffalo and Chicago Express Elk and Chicago accommodation and various departures in morning and afternoon. The lake shore line via Cleveland connects Erie and P. & L. Bee to Pittsburgh. Traffic manager A. F. Dee and Gen. Pass. Agent A. J. Smith and ticket A. Gotwald.
A. E. Schuler advertises multiple farm parcels from 300 to 10 acres with varying timber and buildings priced from 2 100 to 15 000 dollars and mentions city trade. Also runs an Elk Hart excursion to Chicago on Oct 21 with a 1 50 round trip fare and tickets valid through Oct 23.
A flood of reports described in fragmented text shows damage from twisters in Canada hitting multiple towns. Emergency crews coordinate search and rescue, power outages, and debris removal as residents assess impact.
Homeseekers are offered less than full round trip fares to Southwest points via St. Louis or Cairo on the Cotton Belt Route. Cheap dates listed include October 3 and 17, November 7 and 21, and December 5 and 19. Includes invitation to plan maps and obtain ticket cost details from L. O. Schaefer and EW. Labeaume.
Greatly reduced round trip rates to Arizona Arkansas Assiniboia British Columbia Canadian Northwest Colorado Idaho Indian Territory Iowa Kansas Manitoba Mexico Minnesota Missouri Montana Nebraska Nevada New Mexico North and South Dakota Oregon Texas Washington and Wyoming. Tickets on sale first and third Tuesday each month. For details contact F R Mass T P A 116 Adams Street Chicago Illinois.
Houseworth Bros. advertises Hollisters Rocky Mountain Tea as a remedy for tiredness and low appetite. The ad touts 35c tea or tablets and claims the product will make you well and keep you well.
A terse roundup notes a Minneapolis hardware store fire at £75,000 loss, Gaidamak refloated after Port Arthur, Chicago hosts the Army of the Philippines convention, Lord Inverclyde dead at Castle Wemyss, Commercial Cable completes fifth Atlantic link, Mexican Central firemen strike halting traffic, Deutschland sails with £2 650 000 in gold, Surgeon General Suzuki visits Annapolis, Chester Pa footballer John Summersgill dies, 1905 league champions crowned in New York and Philadelphia, three trainmen killed near Millersburg, Japanese army casualties total 72 450, Tokio fires insurance dispute over rioter claims.
Health claim asserts Burdock Blood Bitters cleanses and tonifies the body to vigor and overall well being through pure blood benefits.
E D Miller, druggist at Main and St. Joe, advertises Hindipo kidney cure and nerve tonic with a guaranteed full refund if unsatisfied. 50 cent box offered by mail under guarantee. Also notes Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil and table board at 309 Lexington Avenue.
Nursery health tonic promises strength and relief for fretful children with claims of vitality. Household product ads tout 35¢ price and local merchant Houseworth Bros with additional items including gas mantels and Go-carts advertised by Turnocks.
In October we advertise cut lengths in silk fabrics from 3 to 20 yards at 50 cents a yard compared with a regular dollar price. Jamestown dress goods at 25 cents, and a range of suitings at 50 cents per yard. New style cloaks at five dollars and up, suits ten dollars and up, Butterfly skirts at five and ten dollars, and silk petticoats priced to four dollars and seventy five cents.
A millinery listing promotes trimmed hats at five dollars and others at two and three dollars, claiming unmatched price and quality. It urges buyers to be pleasantly surprised by the selection and value offered.
This department offers October specials on under glaze German semi porcelain plates and cups at 10c each, 100 piece dinner sets for 7 50, gilt decorated. It features full lines of dolls, 5c to 10$ values, and October deals on jointed and Kestner dolls with movable eyes. Second floor display invites visitors.
A local ad touts deep October discounts on underwear for all ages with Freeced garments at 15c and prices up to 1 dollar. Staley's celebrated underwear and stockings for boys, girls, men, and women are featured with items from 10c upward.
A local advert promotes blankets and linens at cut rates with 10-4 and 11-4 blankets priced from 39 to 75 cents and up to $8 for special lots. White red gray fabrics, Standard Prints 3 cents, indigo and silver gray 4 to 5 cents. Table padding linen and Huck fabrics offered at low per yard prices.
Classified note lists carpets including all wool grain carpets at 50c per yard Yen wire tapestry rugs 9 by 12 priced at 12.50 to 15. Wilton rugs 30 and 35 dollars Velvet rugs 27 by 54 inch at 1.25 dollars Limeoleum 45c per square yard and up Oil cloth 20c and 25c per square yard.
The Lady Samaritans announce an oyster supper at the G A R hall Monday night October 9 from 5 PM until served. Tickets are 20 cents and the event is open to all. Also notes a feature about beauty standards and advertisement for Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup by Houseworth Bros.
An advertisement lists Garvin's Tin Shop at Moore and 80n Wells and Cisterns and a druggist endorsement offering refunds if Foley's Honey and Tar fails to cure a cough. It claims the product stops coughs and lung damage, contains no opiates, and warns against substitutes like Houseworth Bros.
Advertises reduced round trip fares on select dates to Southwest destinations via St. Louis or Cairo on the Cotton Belt Route. Mentions Oct 3 and 17, Nov 7 and 21, Dec 5 and 19 with time, ticket costs, and train details. Encourages requesting maps and literature for Southwest Missouri Arkansas Northwest Louisiana and Texas from E W Labheaum G P T A Cotton Belt Route.
Between Chicago Omaha Salt Lake City and Los Angeles these cars operate daily year round via several railroads. The 16 section wide vestibuled Pullman Tourist Sleeping cars are latest pattern and first class. Connections possible en route to Portland. Inquiries to W. G. Neinger G A 120 Jackson Boulevard Chicago IL.
E. D. Miller advertises Hindipo as a universal kidney and nervous remedy. He claims cures for Brights disease diabetes rheumatism gout gravel dropsy bladder inflammation and bad blood. Mail order prepaid 50 cents or six boxes for 2.50 with a guarantee.
Foley & Co of Chicago promotes Foley's Honey and Tar as the original cough and cold remedy in yellow packaging. They warn against imitations and urge customers to refuse substitutes. Also notes real estate listings in Huliston and West Side, with easy payment terms from Puterbaugh & Co. A dining room for ladies and gentlemen opens at Mrs. Chatterdon's, with a supper on Thursday Oct 5 at 5 p.m. by J. C Freeman.
Removal notice for George N. Schaff a piano builder and tuner located at 503 South Third street.
An old newspaper snippet advertises a loan service by B. Conley & Son at 431 B Wain Street and piano tuning by Geo. N. Schaff at 503 South Third Street. It also promotes a Chicago excursion aboard the Lake Shore By. with very low rates on October 21 and directs readers to another column for details.
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