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Newspaper
Galveston Leader
Location
Galveston, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1905
Page
1
In Galveston prices reflect value with outings, best colors and fabric buys. Blankets priced 50 cents to 8.00, sizes 11x4 and 12x4. Woolen fabrics like fleeced suitings and waistings 74 cents. Scotch Crepes Brilliantines and Mohairs offered in many colors from 25 cents to 1.25. Silks priced sec and 1.00. Underwear and Hosiery departments report heavy crowds amid new showings.
The listing notes a full line of carpets and mattings offered by the store alongside other home goods. Local customers are invited to browse samples and compare styles for living room and hallway coverings.
Virgil Berry of Twelve Mile visited Galveston friends Sunday. The B. F. Conwell sale yielded about 3300 dollars. W. L. Thomas sale of Hereford cattle set for Friday November 3 at the Turley livery barn. Thanksgiving services planned at Methodist church with Rev. Probert to preach. Mrs. Charlotte Crawford granted an 8 dollar monthly pension. Several moves and visits noted among area residents and vendors.
The sermon titled Be not deceived Whatsoever a Man Soweth That Shall He Also Reap delivered by Rev Poor at the M E church drew a very large audience and was described as an able address with a manifest effect. The illustration was provided by Frank Shepherd.
An exchange claims three million US women want Reed Smoot removed from the Senate due to his Mormon faith. It adds that if two million knew some of their husbands antics they would have trouble without troubling Smoot.
In Rochester New York Miss Jennie Martin reports kidney relief after using Dr David Kennedy s Favorite Remedy Two bottles led to a cure Then in Circuit Court on Thursday Mrs Williams was granted a divorce from John O Williams and awarded 1900 alimony with half of her attorney s fee paid The alimony amount was decided by compromise before the hearing Attorneys Nelson Myers Yarlett Richards for Williams and Geo A Gamble for Williams s wife led to the final settlement
Miss Minnie Galbreath returns from Marion where a Ghost party was held October 27 at Miss Laura Powell’s home with fortune telling by Miss ce Patterson. Galveston voters head to the polls next Tuesday for five trustees a clerk and a treasurer.
D E Sherman of Kokomo visited town briefly Sunday. Harry Evans and family moved into the Fickle property on California Avenue. The masquerade and Crystal Theatre event drew Willard Lawrence J A Rodibaugh Will John son and Miss Lilly Foy Tuesday night. Frank Emry son of G W Emry broke his left arm by falling from a hay mow Saturday. the fracture near the elbow was set by Drs Cornell and Miller.
Our store showcases a wide range of stoves in a prominent display. Prices are advertised as the lowest, inviting customers to compare and buy.
Misses June Ward Etta Burrous Mertie Doty and Agnes Quinn joined Thursday high school visitors. Mazie McClain was absent. Edith Smith visited Friday. A note on locating the school house after Tuesday caused confusion.
Des Moines man Herb W Edwards says a fall on an icy walk left his wrist and knees sore and stiff. He rubbed Chamberlains Pain Balm on the injuries and recovered quickly, praising the product as saving days of suffering. The Galveston Drug Co offers the liniment for sale.
Miss M Manley of Chicago visits D A Zehring and wife. Albert McCafferty attends a Ghost party at Marion Friday evening. We are selling lots of Stores with right prices. Mrs Laura Haworth and Mrs Hattie Vint spend Friday in Kokomo with D E Siewman and wife. Lots of Fence and all heights at very low prices. S P Brvington.
A remedy that relieves the lungs keeps expectoration easy and counters pneumonia risk is Chamberlains Cough Remedy. It is described as pleasant and safe to take and offered as a speedy, permanent cure for bad colds.
An advertisement urges readers to learn telegraphy at the six Morse Schools of Telegraphy. It claims that a young man or lady can master a trade easily and secure a position, framing the training as a path to family financial security.
November 7 and 21 excursion tickets via Pennsylvania Lines will be sold to Alabama Florida Georgia Kentucky Louisiana Tennessee and Virginia. For full fare details and train times contact local Pennsylvanian ticket agents.
The writer argues that dehydration causes constipation and that drastic cathartics worsen the condition. Tablets are described as milder and more natural in effect when the proper dose is taken. A 3d bottle is offered for sale by Galveston Drug Co.
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