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Newspaper
Galveston Leader
Location
Galveston, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1900
Page
4
Church notices priced to raise funds at three cents per line obituaries at three cents per line. The policy states prices will be strictly adhered to for all listings and notices presented.
Master Lloyd Thomas visiting grandparents Mr and Mrs R C Griffith in Kokomo. Mrs Oma Stewart and son Carl left for Winnamac to visit her sister. Claude Burrows stepped on a nail and injured his left foot. Mrs Col Miller left for three weeks in Indianapolis Burgersville. Mrs Sarah McGriff and Mrs Belle Burrows sick in southeast town. John Thomas offers furniture bargains. Public sale of R C Hyatt well attended. proceeds not learned.
Miss Bessie Griffith and Miss Anna Vaile of Kokomo were guests of Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Davis and Miss Cecil Davis during the latter part of last week.
Advertising copy asserts Foley's Honey and Tar provides comfort in severe cases and claims a cure in early stages. The note, attributed to F. H. Beall, emphasizes truthful expectations rather than false hopes.
An advertisement seeks a reliable sober man to manage a branch office to be opened locally. The notice requests reference to the paper and mentions A. T. Morais of Cincinnati as part of the appeal for applicants. Also included are testimonials for patent remedies and local pharmacy ads from Z. A. Loop in Burton and Z. U. Loop in Deming, Indiana and Tennessee.
Three Lincoln youths Rosco Philapy Jacob Bell Moston Bell and Charles Baker and a Galveston boy were arrested on public indecency charges. They deny the accusations claiming spite work and say they can prove the charges false. They say girls were bathing on North Dees Creek bank away from the public view when the incident occurred. Trial set at Logansport this week. a lawyer has been engaged for defense.
Mrs Ora Chamness of Indiana polis visits Galveston relatives. J G DeHaven works on a new porch and replaces siding. Mr and Mrs A J Haines of Kokomo stay with W S Lines and wife. E C Philapy and family visit Martin Friend in Logansport. Mrs Minnie Masters returns to Elwood after a visit here.
Warren Wilson returns to Lincoln after attending Cass County Normal at Logansport. J W and Mrs J W Jones and Eva of Indianapolis visit Galveston relatives Sunday. Mannington Fickle from Indianapolis visits his mother here. E N Hamilton resigns as clerk at Dan Turley store and leaves for Deacon with wife. Depot platform work halts as workers are diverted to New Castle project.
John Bitler missed his trip on C. F. Thomas & Co's wagon when a wheel broke near town. The piece promotes Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets for regular bowels and jokes about penalties for irregularity. Also notes Marvin E. Farnshell named State printing superintendent in Columbus Ohio with favorable remarks.
Notice of a meeting at the G A R hall on Thursday evening August 23 at 7 o clock to finalize arrangements for the 39th Regiment reunion scheduled for September 4 and 5. J Q Symons president and J M Baur secretary urge all interested to attend and assist.
Phillip's Uncle Tom Cabin troupe arrived from Bunker Hill last Friday morning and set tents on R. C. Griffith place south of Galveston. A creditable parade and a street band opened the evening performance, though attendees reported the play was butchered and thin with missing prominent characters. The tent was crowded despite the criticisms.
A claim that Boschee's German Syrup is the universal remedy for severe lung troubles. It heals, stimulates tissue to destroy germs, reduces inflammation, aids expectoration, and improves sleep. Sold by Z. U. Loop. recommended for years by druggists worldwide.
The Galveston public school will commence on Monday, September 3. Renovate the system with Dr. Kay's Renovator. Price 25c and $x. Renza Addington left last Thurs day for Cartana, Iowa, where he will remain for several weeks. S. P. Bevington is putting a new steel roof on the building occupied by Walter Platt as a barber shop. Rev. R. L. Semans returned to Galveston last Friday, after a pleasant visit with his father at Lake Wawasee. Farmers near Royal Center connected by telephone. Copying available at the office with a first-class typewriter. John Thomas can repair and paint buggies and carriages at his own price. Diarrhea remedy story from J. A. Doak of Williams Oregon. For sale by Z. U. Loop. Prof. R. J. Powell returned from Walton where he instructed the band. a concert followed. Walton band praised. Galveston urged for a band. James O. Parker of Ohio Valley Trust Company claims new evidence in Hinshaw case. Confession and exposure of Whitney and Baney noted as false.
Clover Leaf offers low rate excursions to Toledo on August 5 12 19 and 26 with schedule-stop service. Return options are Train No. 5 at 6:00 p.m. or Train No. 3 at 12:20 midnight. Inquiries to local agents. C. C. Jenkins GP A Toledo Ohio.
August 26 27 and 28 excursion to Detroit Michigan via Pennsylvania Lines offered for Knights of Pythias Biennial Conclave. Tickets available through local Pennsylvania Lines ticket agents with details on return limits train times and contact information.
Rev. A A Power of Emporia Kansas hails Chamberlain’s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as curing a severe bilious colic after two doses. He claims a neighbor, sick for a week and unsuccessfully treated, was instantly relieved after two doses from the same medicine. For sale by Z U Loop.
An old advert touts Green's August Flower as the universal remedy for indigestion biliousness and related ailments. It claims the medicine cleans the system regulates liver function and stimulates the nervous system with only a few doses needed. Sold by Z. U. Loop.
Passengers for Northwest destinations including Helsna Spokane Seattle Tacoma and Portland can now reach with a single car change at St Louis Union Station. Clover Leaf No 5 Fast Night Express connects directly with the Burlington Limited running daily from St Louis Union Station at 6 02 a m via Billings and the Northern Pacific. Palace and Tourists Class sleepers run through daily. Agents of the Clover Leaf provide details on request. C C Jusxins G P A
Ex treasurer A A Wyman lauds Dr Kay's Renovator and Dr Kay's Lung Balm for curing stomach liver and bowel troubles. The ad claims high cure rates and offers free advice samples and proofs, with prices 25 cents and 1 dollar via Saratoga New York.
The Clover Leaf offers summer travel by boat or rail with through tickets to all points. Connections at Toledo to Mackinaw Put-in-Bay and Cleveland. Special inducements at Hotel Victory. Grand Circle Tour via Baetty Line steamers and rail routes to St Paul and St Louis. Tickets include meals and berths. Write G. P. A. Cc. Tenkins for details.
Excursion tickets to Chicago for the Thirty-fourth National Encampment of the Grand Army of the Republic will be sold via Pennsylvania Lines on August 25 26 27 28 and agid. The rate is about one cent per mile and is open to all. Tickets returnable until August 31 with possible extension to September 30. E C Hart Ticket Agent Galveston Ind.
The Toledo S J Louis and Western R R Clover Leaf announces a Mackinac excursion September 16 with low rate tickets from Illinois Indiana and Ohio stations Edwardsville to Maumee. Train No 4 to Toledo 1? p m Sept 16. Train No 6 to Toledo 8 43 p m Sept 11. connections with steamer Mackinac leave Toledo 4 39 p m Sept date. return within 10 days. Berths rooms rates and side trips listed. call Clover Leaf agent.
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