08 Mar 1905
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Newspaper
Galveston Leader
Location
Galveston, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1905
Page
1
A mosaic of short items notes visits and illness across Kokomo Logansport Peru Elwood Walton and nearby towns. Names include Miss Mary Thomas Mrs Harvey Gray Mrs Emma Haworth C F Thomas Nell Lydvordingin Alice Miller Maud Guy and many others with small transactions and social events. A Galveston grain co flour carload and a spring millinery push appear among community happenings.
Mr Eli Butler of Frankville New York praises Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets noting gentle action and natural bowels They are sold by Galveston Drug Co A separate obituary notes Mrs Philip Fual age 48 of Indiana died at home from blood poisoning She weighed 499 pounds and left a husband and two children Funeral services were held Tuesday in Rankin Cemetery burial following.
Article stresses not self treatment for pneumonia and urges consulting a physician. It extols Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as effective in preventing pneumonia after colds or gunshot injuries and cites Dr W J Smith of Sanders Alabama endorsing six years of use with good results. Sold by Galveston Drug Co.
Auction notice for March 14 1905 at 9 miles north of Kokomo 2 miles west of Miami and 4 miles northeast of Galveston. Horses cows hogs seeds wagons buggy sow gifts and farm implements listed with nine months credit on sums over five dollars and cash for five dollars and under. Auctioneers J G Patten W E Jones W H Keck.
In a letter Col John M Fuller of Honey Grove Texas says he was nearly dead from liver and kidney troubles before using a 50c bottle of Electric Litters. He credits the remedy with curing dyspepsia biliousness and kidney disease and thanks the makers. Sold and guaranteed by Galveston Drug Co at 50c a bottle.
Viletice Taylor known as Slocum shot and killed his companion Jack Taylor at a home one mile south of Walton on Tuesday night. Authorities say the shooting may have been an accident and Prosecutor Walters will lead a full investigation. The shooter is jailed in Cass County awaiting the coroner’s inquest. A local meat market changes hands as H. H. Hubler of Young America buys a half interest from his son Taylor effective March 15. Hubler brings decades of meat trade experience and promises unchanged business policy with money-back guarantees if not satisfactory.
The administrator will public sale the property of the deceased at his late residence 112 miles west of Galveston Indiana. Items include four farm horses, cows, hay, grain, tools, firearm set, wagons, harness, wood shop gear, household goods, seeds, and more. Terms: over five dollars by note with security. five dollars and under cash. sale starts at 10 am. Auctioneer W H Excx. Clerk Fierxe.
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