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Newspaper

Sullivan Union

Location

Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jan 14, 1903

Page

7

Prisoner escapes offer false freedom and looming punishment

The article argues that escaping from jail or using palliative remedies gives only temporary relief. It promotes Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a lasting cure for dyspepsia, stomach and lung diseases, citing a Toronto testimonial about permanent recovery after three bottles.

Pierce R. E. Secord, Esq Eastern Ave Toronto Ontario

News Notes from Sullivan County Sharpens Local Nods and News

Hudson A Bland heads to Indianapolis likely to settle there. Remonstrance in Richland township upheld. Col W B Roberts visits, Mrs Margaret Alllen hosts. Dropsy symptoms noted with doctor Crowley promising cure if caught early. Widespread editor notes on Indianapolis Southern rail line delays spark fuel fears. Greene county hopes fade without concrete action.

Indianapolis Indianapolis Southern Railway Indiana Greene County

Purse Lost Between Glendora Hotel and Hadley Graves

A brown leather purse containing eight to nine dollars was found between the Glendora hotel area and Hadley Graves' residence. About five dollars were in paper money with the rest in silver. The finder will be rewarded for leaving it at this office.

Glendora Hadley Graves

Death of W A Brodie of Verbeck Kansas

Bluford Robbins received a letter announcing the death of W A Brodie of Verbeck Kansas on December 31 1902. He was reared here and served as a Union soldier in the late Rebellion from this locality. He belonged to John McConnel's Company. He leaves a wife and four children, all surviving, and his widow’s maiden name was Mariah Agnes Shannon. The notice marks renewals for the Union and Globe Democrat.

John C. Chaney Lincoln League Indianapolis N. M. Cochran Kankakee Ill South Sullivan Farmersburg Wm. Trinkle Seattle Wash J. W. Adams Twinkle Lida Wolfe J. N. E. Wolfe Oaktown Wolfe Juneau Alaska Crowley Bluford Robbins W. A. Brodie Verbeck Kan Brodie John McConnel

Mange or Texas Itch Among Horses Found in Indiana

Disease in horses resembling sheep scab spreads through close contact or reused gear. Symptoms include intense itching, patchy skin, hair loss, thickened skin, and debility. Treat with sheep dips and thorough washing. report to State Veterinarian Dr. A W Bitting for quarantine. Also notice Indiana University event excursion tickets sold for January 1908.

A. W. Bitting LaFayette Indiana R. A. Craig

St Paul Calendar 1903 by Bryson Ready for Distribution

The St Paul Calendar for 1903, six sheets of pastel Bryson drawings, is ready and will be mailed on receipt of twenty five cents in coin or stamps. Address F J A Miller General Passenger Agent Chicago.

Bryson F.J A. Miller Chicago

Sunday Excursion Rates On E and T H Trains

Sunday excursion tickets sold at one fare for round trip to all stations where trains stop. Tickets valid return on sale date and on trains 5 and 6 from stopping stations. For details contact W. W. Casto D H Hillman Agents A G P A Sullivan Evansville Indiana.

W. W. Casto D. H. Hillman A. G P. A. Sullivan Ind Evansville

Horse and Buggy Stolen Near Carlisle

George W. Fousel lost a horse and buggy tied at a hitch rack by Roberts Aum Bauh’s hardware store. He observed the theft Tuesday night around 8:30 pm and offered a $25 reward for recovery. Authorities across neighboring towns have been notified with descriptions of the stolen property.

George W. Fousel Carlisle George Roberts & Alumbaugh Fousel

Globe Democrat Promotes St Louis World Fair 1904

The advertisement touts the Great World's Fair to be held in St Louis in 1904 and urges readers to subscribe to the Globe Democrat to receive global news coverage, claiming unmatched circulation and reach from the United States to Canada Mexico and beyond.

St. Louis Globe Democrat Union Canada Mexico

For Sale Eighty Tons of Baled Hay in Barn Northeast of Sullivan

Farmer offers eighty tons of baled time hay for sale in the barn on his premises five miles northeast of Sullivan. He will sell the entire lot for cash and may allow it to remain in the barn until early clover harvest.

Sullivan

Special Rail Fare Westward Beginning February Fifteenth

Beginning February 15 and continuing daily through April 30 a special rate applies to all points in Washington Oregon Idaho Montana and British Columbia. For maps routes and other information write C C Hill District Passenger Agent Wisconsin Central Railway 230 Clark Street Chicago.

Washington Oregon Idaho Montana British Columbia C. C. Hill Wisconsin Central Railway Clark Street Chicago

Also Mentioned on This Page

Hudson A. Bland R. T. Thralls St. Louis Globe Democrat Bloomfield Richland Township W. B. Roberts Postal Service Margaret Alllen Wash. Benefield John Willis Benefield Terre Haute Robert Buchanan Battle Creek Mich Kirk Phillips Thorntown The Sullivan County O. B. Harris C. W. Welman Jackson Club Judge Harris Dudley Elijah Pittman Gordon Neb Mr. Pittman John Gravemier Long Warren & Co Gravemier Mr. Gravemier Harry Gwinn Andy Sinclair Yeager Sinclair Geo. R. Dutton Crawfordsville Gwinn Loa Texas Bloomington Indiana University St. Paul J. B. Belsher U. S Pullman Tropics Baltiore Ohio Southwestern R R C. P. McCarty Cincinnati Mens Woonsocket Duck Vamp Rubber Boots Picclanahan Postoffice F. M. Douthitt Clothier & Furnisher W. H. Hill, JR
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