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Newspaper

Silver Lake Record

Location

Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 10, 1905

Page

5

Colonial Ticket Sales Announced by Big Four Rail

The Big Four railway announces colonist ticket sales on the first and third Tuesdays each month offering round trips to the south and south west at one and one third fare. From March 1 to March 15 one way Colonial tickets to San Francisco and California points are available at low rates with a $36.25 fare from Silver Lake to San Francisco.

Big Four San Francisco California Silver Lake Big Four Ticket Office

Very Low One Way Colonist Rates to the West and Northwest

Very low one way colonist rates to the west and northwest via the Nickel Plate Road March Jet extend to May 15. Half rates apply to children of proper age. For full information contact an Agent or address QO Asterlin TPA Fr Wayne Indiana 526 315.

Nickel Plate Road March Jet A. Asterlin T.P.A Fr. Wayne Ind

Homes seekers' rates to sections via Nickel Plate Road

Rates to the West North West Southwest and South routes offered monthly on the second and third Tuesdays through April 18 inclusive. Includes long limit and stop over privileges. For complete router and rate details contact an Agent or write O A Aster Ha T P A Fort Wayne Ind. 527 3-13

Weat Nickel Plate Road O. A. Aster- Ha Ft. Wayne Ind

Local Social Notes Highlight Town Visitors

Elmer Laughlin was seen driving on our streets last Friday. Bert Rickel is moving his family to the Samuel Rickel farm. Frank Rhodes of Michigan visited with his parents here last week. Mrs S A Hohmans sister from Chicago is visiting. Frank Alexander and wife were Sunday guests of J W Fitton and family. Miss Etta Miller was a guest at the Elmer Lowman home Saturday and Sunday. Charles Rickle of South Bend is visiting relatives. Harley Regenos and wife were guests of Robert Mattix and family last Sunday. E H Hohman is building an ice house and must hurry for summer. Protracted meeting at Center church closed last Sunday. better attendance hoped for Thursday prayer meeting.

Center Church

Champion Liniment for Rheumatism Claims Permanent Cure

Chas Drake a mail carrier from Ohapit ville Conn reports Chamberlains Pain Balm as the champion remedy for rheumatism. After trying cures locally it cured his shoulder and one application provides prompt relief with short use yielding a permanent cure. Sold by Zimmerman.

Chas Drake atOhapitville Conn Sage Zimmerman

Community News Notes From Claypool Area

Ott Minear is reported quite sick at this writing. Many visitors stop by for Sunday calls including Jacob Shulty and family at the Wise home and Miss Ethel Shulty with Miss Dessie Alexander. Dozens attended church at Center Sunday evening. Members of the Worley and Miller households hosted guests including Ezra Blom and Frank Long. A large dinner gathering at Mr and Mrs Frank Miller’s home featured Mrs Miller’s cooking. Several locals attended the Silver Lake institute last Saturday.

Haworth

Dr Carter's K & B Tea advertised as cure for headaches

An advertisement claims Dr Carter's K & B Tea relieves nervous headaches by removing obstructions and toning the stomach liver and kidneys. It cites Mrs S A Kathren of Kansas City and states the tea also cures dyspepsia rheumatism kidney disorders and gallstones with a 25 cent price and free sample offer.

Nature Carter Mra. S.A Floyd V. Zimmerman Silver Lake Ind

Chicago Examiner Contest Promises 500 Prize and Daily Proverb

The Chicago Examiner announces a contest starting Monday February 27 with a total prize of about 83 000 and fifty days of daily proverbs. Readers are urged to order at news dealers or mail 90c for three months and direct orders to The Chicago Examiner Chicago Illinois.

Examiner Chicago Examiner Chicago

King’s New Discovery Promises Cure for Consumption

An advertisement from Talladega Springs Alabama features J W McKinnon praising Dr King’s new discovery for consumption and pneumonia. He claims two doctors failed to help but one bottle brought relief. The ad also touts a sore throat bronchitis coughs and colds remedy with trial bottles offered.

Corser Drug Store

Startling Mortality and Dr King’s Life Pill

Statistica reports alarming deaths from appendicitis and peritonitis. Dr King’s Life Pill is promoted as the sole remedy, touted by M Flannery of 24 Custom House Place Ohio, claiming it cures constipation and biliousness. Available for 25 cents at the Corner Drug Store.

King New Life Pilo. M. Flannery Custom House Place Ohio

Proverb Educational Contest Opens in Morning Chicago Paper

The examiner announces a Proverb Educational Contest with five prizes for successful contestants. prizes range from 1 to 3500 dollars. First place is highlighted in this notice.

The Examiner Chicago

Public Sale At Silver Lake Area Farm

Public sale on Saturday March 11 at the H F Ahud dell farm residence two miles east and four miles south of Silver Lake. Goods include four head of cattle one two year old gelding two Poland China sows ten shoats farming implements household goods corn hay and various other articles. Sale starts at 10 oclock with J D Gill auctioneer. See large bills.

H. F. Ahuddell Silver Lake Poland J. D Gill

Taking Orders for Trees from Philip Snake in Town

Philip Snake visited this week taking orders for spring fruit trees. He told the RECORD office the meeting was successful and the spring delivery would be quite large.

Philip Snake Record Office

John Smith Near Columbia City in Oil Poisoning Incident

John Smith aged 6 living near Columbia City drank a quantity of oil last Friday and at last report was not expected to live.

John Smith Columbia City

Farmer Solomon Teeter Killed by Train Near Milford

Solomon Teeter, a farmer from two miles west of Elkhart, was killed last Sunday evening when struck by a Big Four train at Milford. He was more than 67 years old.

Solomon Teeter

Dees trict Skale crowd eyed for tonight

A large crowd is expected at the Dees trict Skale tonight with organizers encouraging attendance. The note asks if you plan to go, and the reply affirms yes.

Trains Use LaSalle Street Station Chicago

Uniformed Colored Porters attend passengers with first or second class tickets on thru trains at the new LaSalle Street Station in Chicago ensuring scrupulously clean cars en route.

New LaSalle St Chicago

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