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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1903
Page
7
A local page notes Dr. Pierce remedies for digestion and nutrition and shares a Townsend resident’s favorable experience. It also advertises mail offers, rural box rates, and mentions ear disease cures by Dr. Crowley. Public notices include commissioners allowances and various local expenses and salaries.
Mrs. R. C. Viskniskki remains very ill. Frank Draper of Terre Haute visited relatives Sunday. R. S. Stratton recovering from illness, J. P. Stratton improving after several days. Construction begins for the Patton building with James Nichols handling brick work and FE Poe carpentering. Claude H Stratton and Miss Winifred Felton will wed in St Augustine Florida on Saturday February twenty first under the historic gate.
Lancaster New Hampshire resident F Green credits Electric Bitters with ending years of indigestion and nervous debility after failures with other remedies. His wife also praises the tonic for female troubles and overall health. The couple swears by the product and offers 50 cents with satisfaction guaranteed by Joe K Smee.
Mr Haggins of Melbourne Florida credits Dr King’s New Discovery with saving his life after a doctor said he had consumption. He says trial bottle gave startling results and he is on the road to recovery. Druggist Joe K Smook guarantees the remedy for throat and lung diseases with 50 cent and one dollar prices and free trials.
Merom Lodge No. 733 I O O F mourns the death of Bro B F Buff who died December 19 1902. The lodge expresses sympathy to Bro Burt's family and friends and votes to drape the lodge room in mourning for thirty days. A copy of the resolutions will be filed and printed in county papers by E Warp McKinskey and C A Atkinson committee.
A White Front Grocery ad lists One pound of California peaches with former price 15c and present price 9c, marking a price drop for shoppers.
Short item notes sale of one pound extra ripe California apricots at a shop or market location described as the White. No other details provided.
A humorous assortment of satirical verse and stray notes touches on a preacher, an actress, lists of odd contemporary headlines from the West, a political bill, a contest for the “most beautiful woman” in Sullivan, gravel road drainage, a coroner’s suit, baking powder, Waterbury strikes, Aphrodite’s attire, Calcutta speech quirks, and a Calcutta man who improved his speech with X ray, all framed in light newspaper style.
The ad contrasts two women, one pale and sickly the other rosy with health. It claims Dr King’s New Life Pills awaken lazy organs, improve digestion, and prevent constipation. Available for 25 cents at Joe K Smock, druggist.
Property offers a ten acre farm 14 miles north of Merom on state road with a four room house cellar summer kitchen cistern good well orchard and small barn. Terms reasonable. Contact Mrs Mary E Batey Dugger Ind. Also Cox Brothers to open a coal mine near Bethany church in Jefferson township drilling this week.
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