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Newspaper

Sullivan Union

Location

Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Feb 18, 1903

Page

7

Favorite Prescription Helps Woman Restore Health Says Advocate

An advocacy notice discusses Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription and Pleasant Pellets as remedies for female illness and weakness. It cites Mrs. Jordan Stout's recovery after using the products and mentions local notices, business updates, and a coal shortage affecting Sullivan’s utilities and schools.

Dr. Pierce Jordan Stout Fawcettgap Frederick’Co

General Depot town court notes and local ads

In Depot town Constable Watson recorded cases: John McClure drunken plea guilty fine stayed before Squire Burnett. Pete Stevenson assault on William Miller with Miller pleading not guilty and trials set. John Boles provocation charge against Stevenson's wife with plea not guilty and a trial before Squire Kirkham. A Melbourne Florida letter touts Dr King s New Discovery for consumption and lung diseases with testimonials. White Front Grocery lists California peaches now 9c per pound from former 15c.

Depot Town Constable Watson John McClure Squire Burnett Pete Stevenson William Miller John Boles Stevenson Squire Kirkham H. Haggins Melbourne Fla Dr. King Joe K. Smook White Front

Local Notes From Robinson Illinois Area

Dr. E R Riggs on business in Robinson Illinois Friday Doug Hoskins of Spencer visited relatives here last week W P Stratton attended a dance in Robinson Friday night A fire at Burton Bros store caused a small daze Mrs James R Riggs reattending Mardi Gras in New Orleans guests at Mrs Riggs brother Mrs Clara Marlow returned from Rockville to visit her brother Dr John Burton Indianaplis Nellie Glidden of Indianapolis seeks treatment for St Vitus dance John W Mason Bloomington named teacher in the Philippines first colored appointee from Indiana J B Durham prosperous farmer called at Union and ordered a rural mail box on route to open April 1

E. R. Riggs Robinon Ills Doug Hoskins Spencer W. Paul Stratton Robinson, Ills Burton Bros James R. Riggs New Orleans Iva Glidden John W. Mason Bloomington Philippines India Iia

Illinois Central excursion to Cuba departs Feb 13 1908

The Illinois Central Railway announces a second Cuba excursion leaving Chicago St Louis Cincinnati and Louisville on February 13 1908 and returning February 24 1908. The voyage includes six days in Cuba with Havana Matanzas Yumuri Valley and Belle Mar Caves under the American Tourist Association. Round trip fare is 160 dollars covering all expenses. Itinerary details available from local Illinois Central agents.

Cuba Chicago St. Louis Cincinnati Louisville Gulf of Mexico Havana Matanzas Valley of Yumuri Caves of Belle Mar American Tourist Association Illinois Central

Remains of Alonzo B. Riggs Laid to Rest at Shelburn

The body of Alonzo B. Riggs from Jamestown arrives in Shelburn at 10 a.m. for interment after a short illness. Known as Lon, he was active in the Baptist church and Sunday School, helped organize the Shelburn Silver Band, and requested the same minister to conduct his funeral. The church was filled to capacity with friends paying final respects. He leaves a wife, sister, and brother. his obituary notes his faithful service through life’s storms.

Alonzo B. Riggs Shelburn Jamestown N. Y Low Joan Riggs Baptist Church Lon

For Sale Clover Seed at Watsons Corner

Forty bushels of fine clover seed offered at five dollars twenty five cents per bushel by Jas Watson at the northeast corner of public square.

Jas. Watsons

Snap Shot No 2 One Pound Extra Ripe Apricots

One pound package of extra ripe California apricots priced at eight cents per unit, advertised at the White.

California White Front

Quiet Title Notice in Sullivan County Indiana 1903

Non Resident Notice for Lewis S. Eaton and heirs in Sullivan County Circuit Court March Term 1903. Complaint seeks to quiet title to real estate as defendants are notified to appear by April 4 1903 or the case will proceed in their absence. NESBIT and McNABB represent the plaintiff.

State OF Indiana Sullivan County Lewis S. Eaton

Divorce notice in Sullivan Court for Gowens case

On February 9 1908 the plaintiff filed a complaint for divorce against William Gowens who is not a resident of Indiana The defendant is summoned to appear and answer at Sullivan Court House on April 4 1903 or the complaint will be heard in his absence Notice signed by Clerk and Seal of Sullivan Circuit Court and attorney I H Kalley 2 11

Sullivan Circuit Court Indiana Sullivan Sullivan County William Gowens Sullivan Circuit State of

Hamilton Township to run six month term and six week spring

The winter term in Hamilton township will last six months and one week, followed by a vacation and a spring term of six weeks. Joan S. Rocers, Trustee.

Hamilton Township

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UNION Uncle Sam Rural Mail U. SI C. J. Sherman F. E. Basler Muncie Carl F. Briggs Sullivan Co Lee Bays Texas Sullivan Post St. Valentine Harold Bays Culver Patton Teamsters Dave Nicoson Indianapolis Green Hill Coal and Mining Company Electric Light Company J. B. Durham Gill Township Mr. Durham Ilinois Central R. R Dixie Flyer Jacksonville Nashville Chattanooga Atlanta Mexico O Raymond & Whitcomb Krugs Bo Great & Cloak Wm. B. Jones Jones Robert Taylor Nesbit & McNabb Plaintiff Machh Nellie Gowens I. H. Kalley Joan S. Rocers W.H. Hill, JR Johnson Weil PWT Emisee Drew Selby
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