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Newspaper
Sheridan News
Location
Sheridan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1901
Page
8
Four room dwelling on Georgia Street and a five room house with barn on Cox addition available. Also for sale or trade a Jump Seat survey and a set of harness in good condition. Contact 0. N. Ridgeway.
Household items left for sale include a bed room suit, bed, secretary wardrobe, stand table, and a child’s rocker. Sale notice indicates these articles are available through the agent handling the Bonnefield estate.
Allen Halverson of West Prairie Wisconsin says people travel ten miles to buy Foley's Kidney Cure. J A Spero of Helmer Indiana hails it as the medical wonder of the age. Sold by John Gifford.
For sale two ladies bicycles in good order priced cheap. Inquire of Irene Lanham.
R M Isherwood once editor and proprietor of the Noblesville Democrat was arrested at his Delphi home Monday and brought to Noblesville on a fraud charge filed by current owners Gilbert and Van Doren. They say the paper’s subscription lists were padded and that reported type and assets were inflated. He posted 1500 bond and returned to Delphi after the arrest.
Rosa Beard Cora Furgeson and Yertie Harris all under 15 were found guilty by Judge Neal for larceny and incorrigibility. They were sent to the Woman's Reformatory in Indianapolis by Sheriff Bray and will stay until age 18.
Geo J Cary editor of the Guide in Washington Virginia recounts a severe ankle sprain timely relief from Chamberlains Pain Balm. He notes immediate relief after use and a speedy complete cure, with sale advertised by G Eliott.
An advertisement for Dr White's Electric Comb claims it cures scalp ailments with a written guarantee. Priced at 50 cents, the ad cites D N Rose General Manager of Decatur as the contact for sending for one.
An old practitioner touts Snuffles the Guaranteed Catarrh Cure claiming it permanently cures catarrh by removing the cause and stopping discharges. The ad promises quick relief for hay fever and cold in the head and guarantees results with a one dollar package sent prepaid from Philadelphia to addresses in the United States or Canada.
Eugene H. Plumacher, longtime U S consul at Maracaibo now on leave in Washington, lauds President Castro amid debate on Venezuelan politics. He urges fair treatment for Castro, cites Castro as stabilizing western Venezuela, and compares him to Diaz, Diaz’s reforms, and Andrade’s support among the people. He notes decades of friendship with the Andrade family but no ties to Castro.
Oscar Stephens was convicted in the Circuit Court of criminal assault on Gertie Harris last Thursday and given a sentence of from one to twenty one years in the Reformatory. He was taken there Friday. The incident is urged as a warning to other boys and young men in town.
A Boston man who recently married a frail wealthy young woman says his wife’s health was restored by Dr King’s New Life Pills. The pills claim to cure jaundice biliousness malaria fever and ague and liver and stomach troubles. They are advertised as gentle but effective and priced at 24 cents at C B Elliott’s drug store.
New cases filed include Charles A and Della Cook against the Indianapolis Gas Co and divorce action Cora L B Taylor vs Charles Taylor. Real estate transfers show multiple Noblesville and Washington properties with sums listed. Marriage licenses issued cover six couples. A humorous Idaho divorce anecdote and a promotional plug for Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin conclude the column.
Two Chicago brothers Albert and Wilbur Smith aged 16 and 14 live at 6618 Ellis Avenue. They farm mushrooms in the basement of their four story flat, stacking soil in four vertical sections built atop stilts. After months of care the first mushrooms emerged two weeks ago and the venture now seems successful.
A local advertisement from Home Steam Laundry invites customers to brighten sun bon nets with steam cleaning. The offer highlights improved shine and fabric care for garments and household linens.
Animals respond to musical sounds with evident pleasure. In Kent, Robert Wickes kept a canine orchestra using accordion violin and other instruments. Dogs crowd doors and whine or howl in approval and remain until the musicians stop. Different dogs prefer different sounds and music type.
If you suffer stomach trouble you cannot feel worse than bumping your head against a brick wall. Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin offers relief. Sold by C. He, Wiliott.
Notice to creditors heirs and levees of Sarah A Weaver deceased to appear in Hamilton Circuit Court Noblesville Indiana on August 1901 to show cause why final settlement should not be approved and to prove heirship and receive distributive shares Witness Clerk June 21 1901 Carey Clerk Administrators Hare Griffin Attorney administrator
A local dealer announces a spring sale featuring wallpaper samples representing a larger stock than they can carry. Prices will be set to suit all buyers. A. C. Harris conducts the sale.
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