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Newspaper
Goshen Weekly Times
Location
Goshen, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1899
Page
3
It claims to be easier digested than cream and helps children grow strong. The advertisement touts Cedalver Oil and Hypophosphites of lime and soda to keep kids from sickness and make them rugged and plump. Available at all druggists and from SCOTT & POWTER chemical agents in New York.
John F. Scott travels to Fort Wayne where McClellen partner interests are bought and the business will run as Scott and Scott. J. P. Scott has long been in the oil trade and remains in Goshen, with Ben C. Bender heading the new Goshen office.
A historical note touts Chamberlains Cough Remedy as a reliable cure for croup with twenty five years of uninterrupted use. It claims early hoarseness signals an attack and that early or immediate dosing prevents it. The ad asserts widespread household use and lists druggists as sellers.
The grand jury met yesterday to examine witnesses in cases involving confinement in jail. Named are Russell the diamond thief Caiger and Schirer sheep thieves and youths who broke into Warren Hill's store at Elkhart. The jury visits the Poor farm to inspect the county asylum and inmate care. Sheriff Hillott received a reward notice for Warry Sexton of Newdrillville and a child recovery appeal. The Finch estate appraisal fixed a Third street lot at 1500 dollars. A Cham berlain Pain Balm testimonial from Richmond supports its rheumatism remedy use.
Col R M Johnson wins a major victory as 28 defendants from diverse trades are held liable as partners in the Fraternal Union litigation. Judge Wilson sustains the pleadings in 7 cases, with trials expected to stretch over time. Other items include divorce filings, larceny cases, and estate actions from Elkhart.
Mrs. Mary Hartley will travel to Los Angeles to join her husband who has set up a furniture business there. She will be accompanied as far as Chisago by her brother Michael Chauney. The Hartleys were shipwreck survivors while returning from England to America last summer.
The article notes broad public support across the country for a product billed as the only guaranteed cure. Advocates tout its effectiveness and warn skeptics to trust proven testimonials.
A. H. Clark of RockForD Michigan testifies after twenty years of itching piles that Dr. A W Chase's Ointment cured him with less than a full box. The ad claims a guaranteed cure for itching piles eczema and skin eruptions and offers free samples. price is 50 cents per box with Buffalo New York company details.
Local merchants to attend as the Chicago silk theft case moves to Wyde Park police station. The fence raid suspects will have hearings tomorrow morning with Sheriff Elliott present and a Hawks' firm representative seeking identification of the stolen silks.
Miss Addie Biddie, a young employee at the Elkhart Laundry, was badly injured this morning when her left hand was caught in an ironing machine. The rollers pulled the hand to the wrist before it could be shut off, causing severe mash and steam burns. The injury is painful but may be saved.
Tipton County officials plan a basement room retrofit at the courthouse to provide a space for farmers to loaf and discuss politics, signaling a community hub initiative. The project aims to create a casual gathering spot within the courthouse complex for local agricultural discussion and civic talk.
Robbers raided the Smith House on Third street stealing Lula Smith’s toy bank and its savings from a counter safe in the hotel office. They cut hall wires and disabled a light to hide the crime as police watch a recently ousted boarder.
Ed Whitehead reports a barrel of water white petroleum missing from the New Paris druggist run. A man, unnamed, moved it away last night possibly with felonious intent or for personal use, but he failed to state his purpose.
Goshen capital organizes the H. B. J. Hardwood Lumber Company with $20,000 capital. Officers include Dr. F. M. Ibrig president and H. F. Buss vice president. The firm controls 2240 acres of timberland near Texarkana Arkansas and plans oak and ash lumber with a tram line to access fields. Executives Alsbaugh and Hoffman travel south to inspect land and begin chipping, aiming for full mill operation by May first.
Ger tru de gives Jennie a wrapped present. Jennie, newly recovering from illness, reveals the bottle of Hood's Sarsaparilla. On New Year’s Day she walks the street and tells friends the medicine restored her health.
Advertised list shows remaining uncalled letters for Miss Bessie Milparch Harvey Brenneman Arthur Schneidy Guuibinsky and Polaski.
It takes only a minute to stop a throat tickle and cough with One Minute Cough Cure. The remedy cures throat and lung troubles, is harmless and pleasant, and claims to prevent consumption. Credited to O. J. Beeson as a famous grippe remedy.
J J Burns is in the city today to adjust claims before the purchase price of the Indiana Railway Co is turned over to him. The matter is progressing satisfactorily and will probably be settled early in the new year. The new company will likely place the toads with the firm of N W Harrie of New York.
An editor writes in the Leader Courier Osceola Millis Pa that Chamberlain's Cough Remedy acts magically and is the best in his household. He notes it is offered for sale by all druggists and hopes patrons will consider his recommendation as honest and credible.
John Kuesport was sentenced to the penitentiary yesterday for a murder involving a shooting of Katejan Majewski. His attorney was allowed $225 to defend him.
Ask your grocer today to try Grain-O the new drink that replaces coffee. It suits children and adults, with the rich seal brown appearance of mocha yet made from pure grains. Priced 15¢ and 25¢ per package. 14g coffee alternative. Sold by all grocers.
Emil Stroh of Branch county Michigan conveys lands in Steuben and Lagrange counties to the Portland Cement company. The deed shows a $405 000 consideration and required $105 in revenue stamps.
Advert reads J Beeson testimonials that Kodol Dyspepsia Cure digests food, cures indigestion sour stomach heartburn and all forms of dyspepsia after failing with doctors and mineral springs.
Hugo Legner of Bremen buried his dead baby in a rear yard. Neighbors protested, the body was removed, and the infant was given a different burial. Legner cited lack of funds to pay a physician or buy cemetery space.
Austria ranks as the most lenient country toward murderers. In ten years over 800 people were found guilty of murder and only twenty three were executed.
An advertisement touts Grain-O as a nourishing child beverage replacing coffee. It claims Grain-O is made from pure grains, mimics coffee’s taste, costs about the same, and is sold by grocers. A separate local notice reports George Lloyd a laboring man of War Saw disappeared two weeks ago, leaving a wife and five children.
An ad block promotes Hood’s parilla and Hood’s Pills for blood purification and liver ills. It also mentions Dr J J Puckett building a new Kokomo church with no debts and a testimonial for Chamberlain’s Colic Diarrhoea Remedy curing chronic diarrhoea after two bottles.
Mrs. R. Churchill of Berlin says her baby was covered with sores and DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve cured her. The ad touts it as a remedy for piles and skin diseases, warns against counterfeit products, signed QO J Beeson.
Parkerburg writer Mr Tom Sout endorses Beges Cherry Cough Syrup as a guaranteed remedy for La Grippe and coughs, claiming it cures his children's croup and cold when other preparations failed.
A premium exists for copper cents dated 1793 to 1814 and 1816 to 1857 with the rarest years 1799 and 1804 selling for about 25 dollars. Other coins fetching one dollar or more include 1798 1795 1796 1809 and 1811.
A historical note states Beggs' German Salve is well known by most doctors and druggists as a sure cure for piles blindness and leprosy like ailments.
The thirteenth district Republicans change meeting place from Elkhart to Plymouth to select the district chairman. The convention is set for January 16.
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