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Newspaper

Sheridan News

Location

Sheridan, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1900

Page

3

Notice to Non-Residents in Hamilton County Indiana Court

Notice to non residents in Hamilton Circuit Court Hamilton County Indiana. The complaint names Nancy LInkson and unknown heirs legatees and assignees of Nancy Linkson and Joseph Sanders and others as necessary parties in an action regarding the state. Defendants are summoned to appear on the January term beginning the first Monday in November 1900 at the court house in Netiesville to answer or demur. Clerk Sh. W. Kaney seals the record.

Robert W. Stephenson Nancy Hinkson Sami Marry Griffin Nancy Llinkson Nancy Winkson Joseph Sanders Christian Joseph Saunders Cambridge Chicago RL RR. Co Cincinnati RL R. Co Walter Advers Leirs Walter Rodgers IYCL Thaimilton Netiesville Byob Sh. W. Caney

Strange Provender For Horses From Bread And Sugar

A Contemporary Review notes horses show surprising adaptability to unusual feeds. Sugar boosts work power when mixed with chaff and corn. bread flour with water provides staying power in emergencies. Horses have consumed dried fish in Iceland and even bread soaked in beer in Singapore.

Iceland Singapore

Boschee's German Syrup Claims Wide Praise

Dr A Boschee's celebrated German Syrup is touted as a cure for coughs colds and lung troubles and is described as a proven medicine with two million bottles sold annually introduced in 1868 and now available widely. Three doses are said to relieve ordinary coughs and the price is 75 cents.

A. Boschee Boschee United States C. EB. Elliott

Greek Millionaire Ends Prize for Humanity Benefit

Daniel Osiris, a Paris resident and Greek millionaire, establishes a Nobel like prize limited to Frenchmen except in Paris exposition years, awarded every three years in perpetuity for a noteworthy humanitarian idea or invention. The prize minimum is 106000 francs, potentially double that amount.

Daniel Osiris Paris Nobel

Remarkable Omaha cures praised by ex Attorney General

Lion ALS quotes Churchill af Neh praising Dr Kay's Lone Balint and Renovator for stomach troubles. Mrs Churchill reports relief after prior failure to find help. Free advice, samples and book offered by Dr B J Kay of Saratoga New York.

Lion Als. Churchill Af Neh Omaha Kay Churchill

Sound Waves Compared To Light by Lord Rayleigh

Lord Rayleigh notes the difference in detecting direction of sound and light. Light waves are tiny compared to the eye pupil, while sound waves from a mouth are about eight feet long. The eye lens concentrates light efficiently due to the small light wavelengths.

Lord Rayleigh

Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Called World’s Champion Cure

W R R Smith of Latham Indiana reports trying many remedies for piles with no relief until Bucklen’s Arnica Salve. He claims no more piles since using it and calls it the best salve on earth, 25 cents a box, guaranteed by C E Eliott.

W. R R. Smith Latham, Til C. EK. Eliott

Apportionment Basis Tied to Federal Census

Apportionment or the basis of representation is fixed after each decennial census. Federal apportionment guides state distributions, and the apportionment under the census of the present year has not yet been announced.

Putnam Padeless Dyes Sold by Elliott

Dyeing becomes easy with Putnam Padeless Dyes advertised as simple to use and sold by C. KE. Elliott. The note emphasizes straightforward washing for color results.

C. KE. Elliott

Charge For Fresh Air In German Train

A Chicago traveler recounts being charged 30 marks for fresh air aboard a German express train. Unable to read German signs he used the bell rope to request air, triggering a stoppage and a confrontation with officials who demanded payment or imprisonment. He paid the fee to avoid detention.

Germany Europe Atlantic Chicagoan

Trial Medicine Claims Cure for Consumption

A damaged account describes Witness T. L. Martin of Dixie Kentucky enduring intense throat pain before testifying. The text promotes King’s New Discovery as a remedy for coughs colds and lung troubles claiming it cures consumption with a price of one dollar and a guaranteed bottle with trial bottles offered.

T. L. Martin Dixie Biott’s Drug Store

Paris Berlin telephone line opens after tests

The Paris Berlin line recently inaugurated was completed in June and not opened to the public until thorough testing. A Berlin to French town conversation costs five marks except Bordeaux Orleans and St Etienne at 642 marks. Both Paris Berlin and Paris Frankfurt lines are double and use bronze wire five millimeters thick. The line aimed to be ready for the exposition opening. The German portion reached the French frontier by end of March.

Paris-Berlin Paris Berlin Bordeaux Orleans St. Etienne Frankfort

New Discovery for Blood Poisoning Cures

Dr C D Warners Compound of Seven Cures advertised as a great cancer remedy and treatment for skin and blood diseases. The text promotes contact and notes secondary and tertiary cures.

C. D. Warner

Dr. Loyal Ford Dyspepticide Promises Digestive Relief

John Gifford endorses Dr. Loyal Ford's Dyspepticide as perfect care for indigestion dyspepsia constipation heartburn sick headache and all ills from poor digestion claiming it makes the stomach right.

John Gifford

Mexican origin dominates U S mahogany trade

Mexico continues to supply a large share of the mahogany used in the United States. Exports last year totaled 425 810 dollars, a small rise from the year before.

Mexico United States

Cost of Experiment Stations in the United States

Over the last decade more than 10 million dollars has been spent on agricultural experiment stations in the United States with seven million dollars funded by the federal government.

United States

Kedol Dyspepsia Cure Proclaimed By North Stratford Reader

Peter Sherman of North Stratford claims Kedol Dyspepsia Cure cured his chronic indigestion after years of torture. The ad asserts the remedy improves digestion, helps every form of stomach trouble, and provides relief quickly. Sold by C. BE. Eliott.

Peter Sherman North Stratford N. E C. BE. Eliott

Testimonial for Kay's Renovator and Lone Balm from Omaha figures

Chas W Savidie of Omaha endorses Dr Kay's Renovator and Lone Balm citing excellent results. He mentions George W Nervey editor of the Omaha Weekly World-Herald and other locals claiming cures and offers free advice samples and books from Dr B J Kay in Saratoga NY.

Ter. Chas. W. Savidie Omaha

Ivrea Celebrates Two Decades Of Town Founding

Ivrea in Valle d Aosta marks twenty centuries since its founding. The Alpine town sits in a scenic southern valley and attracts visitors who discover its charm.

Ivrea Valle d’Aosta Italy Alps

Misshapen Pearls Debut In New York Fashion

The latest French fad reaches New York with misshapen pearls mounted for scarf pins and necklaces. Often large and with good color, these imperfect pearls are sold in Paris as genuine yet cheaper than flawless counterparts.

New York Paris New York Suni

How Well Your Skin Acts

A young English actor, praised by his manager, faces a pivotal early role. After the second act, his friend William Gilbert secretly watches and, noting the actor's heavy perspiration, quips that the skin acts well, a diagnostic remark on stage presence and nerves.

William Gilbert

Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Noted For Lagripe Pattern

Whitfield & Co of Chicago report Chamberlain's Cough Remedy prevents pneumonia in lagrippe cases. The druggists say it gives quick recovery and counteracts pneumonia tendencies, emphasizing its effectiveness for la grippe.

Whitfield & Co Wabash Avenue Chicago Chamberlain Cleb, Elliott

Abolition Move Seeks To Rename Botany Bay Banks Bay

In Australia a movement aims to replace Botany Bay with Banks Bay before the new century. The Sydney Sunday Times argues the change would free the commonwealth from a tainted name and help it start under the best possible conditions.

Botany Bay Australia Banks’ Bay Sydney Sunday Times Commonwealth Botany Banks

Original DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve heals sores wounds

Use the soothing antiseptic DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve for piles and skin diseases. It heals sores without a scar and is sold by C. EK. Eliott, beware of counterfeits.

DeWitt C. EK. Eliott

Miner Preacher Seeks Dr McLean’s Liver Kidney Balm

Rev. A Lachance from St Tite des Caps Montmorency asks where to obtain Dr J Fl Mclean's Liver and kidney Balm as local druggists are out. He notes it has done great good in his family and that C E Elliott is listed as a seller.

A. Lachance P. P St. Tite Des Caps Montmorency Co. P. Q Canada J. Fl. Mclean C. EB. Elliott

Traveling peddler sells flour barrels for profit in Maine

A peddler visited a Hallowell business couple and bought flour barrels at 10 cents each, then sold them to the husband at 25 cents apiece at his place of business, a sharp local trade.

Hallowell

Roosevelt Campaign Mailbag Pace Sets Record Distances

Between September 6 and October 190, Theodore Roosevelt campaigned across 13,055 miles, delivered 299 speeches, and spoke to 700,000 listeners. Researchers estimate his total word count in this period around 598,000.

Theodore Roosevelt

DeWitt's Little Early Risers Liver Pills

Dainty pills sold by C. E. Elliott promise liver cleansing and system invigoration, marketing their obstructive support as a remedy.

DeWitt C. E. Elliott

Foley's Honey and Tar Leads Cough Cure Demand

IQED and cough cures are numerous but Foley's Honey and Tar leads in merit and is in great demand these days, according to John Gifford.

Foley John Gifford

Local High School Match Sees Girls Lead by Wide Margin

A Boston area high school girls team defeats the boys by about 1,000 points with the boys trailing by roughly 2,500 in a district contest.

Girlaim High School Boston Cne

Digestive Aid Claim for IKodol Dyspepsia Care

An advertisement touts IKodol Dyspepsia Care as a rest for tired stomachs that still allows continued eating. It claims to digest all kinds of food and restore digestive organs to health, with C. Th. Hamilton selling the product.

C. TH. Hmiliott

Bees That Do Not Sting Produce Aromatic Honey

In Central and South America there are stingless bees that yield delicious honey with a peculiar aroma. Proposals to import them to the United States exist, but climate would be a barrier. Though they lack stings they can bite painfully.

Central South America United States

Transportation and quarrying in ancient Egypt at Assouan

The article describes granite quarries south of Assouan used for temples and monuments, detailing how blocks were floated on river craft and moved inland by canals or overland by slave labor. It notes a Beni Hassan tomb depiction showing a sled team, water poured on runners, a drumbeat leader, and overseers with whips.

Ancient Egypt Philae Assouan Beni-Hassan

Foley’s Kidney Cure Promises Hope for Kidney Disease

Consumers urged to try Foley’s Kidney Cure, claims it cures kidney disease and restores health. Endorsed by "John Ritford" in a persuasive ad style aimed at those facing chronic illness.

Foley John Ritford

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Indiana Tilmilton County Circuit Court Tamilton County John Co. Miller Hamilton County Samuetd W. Moore Monon Joan Mercien Avent Louisville& Nashville Great Central Railroad Southern Trunkline Florida Gulf C. L. Stone Louisville R. J. Wemyss General Lmmigration and Industrial Apt Louisville, KY Kentucky Tennessee Alabama Mississippi Crete Jajor Major Cement CO New York City Jonsviele Swan Goeng Soph John Merchent H. Palmer Sheridan, Indiana Loyal Ford Bugs America Fashion Magazine Liberal Cash Commission West 14Th Street
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