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Newspaper
Washington Gazette
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1903
Page
2
Teachers from the county will visit the city for their annual institute and will have a chance to meet the county superintendent in person. Local business sponsors will showcase items for sale with enticing prices, including clothing and watches, highlighted in the Gazette advertising columns.
The Wild West performance features a cowboy Cossack Arab Mexican Gaucho and Indian riders on diverse horses in a genuine arena. It arrives Tuesday August 18 for an afternoon show led by the famed men behind the act.
Fred S. Clapp markets Mi o na claiming it cures dyspepsia and related ailments. He offers a money back guarantee, asserting many customers have gained flesh and improved digestion after a few days.
Indianapolis dispatches say Senator Beveridge camps in Maine and now visits Senator Aldrich near Providence to discuss finance and other topics with leading senators. The gathering hints at party strategy and a forthcoming sixty day poll by both parties to gauge turnout and defection.
The piece argues few favor immediate tariff revision, criticizing reformers for lacking specific items to change. It warns against premature changes causing investment uncertainty and economic decline, urging revision only after crystallized public opinion on concrete points.
Princess Radziwill, sentenced in 1902 by the supreme court to two years for forgery tied to Rhodes endorsed notes, has been liberated from prison in Cape Town and has begun her voyage to England.
Drunken mobs paraded Bryant Indiana causing property damage and public disorder. In Portland Indiana Willi Ferguson, colored, attacked saloonkeeper Ananias Kinble with a razor slashing his face and evading arrest amid riots.
The speaker argues that reductions require attention to many specific details and substantial factual data. They contend there is not enough information at present to enable intelligent revision and reject rushing a broad cut without concrete particulars.
Speaks for Itself highlights the Edison phonograph as a simple, reliable, durable instrument. Geo N Engert, jeweler at 205 East Main Street, invites customers to see and be convinced by its clear repro ductions and absence of scratching noise.
A brief notice promotes shopping at The Economy store with the claim that the grocer can help customers economize by saving a few cents per order, adding up significantly over a year.
J. M. Cardwell & Co presents the largest selection of furniture and house furnishings in the city. They offer a credit plan with small payments and no extra charge, aiming to help customers furnish homes affordably. Located at 420 E Main St.
Local market advertises high quality meat selections with a claim of juicy excellence and tenderness. Promotes customer preference oriented service from Cleani ness motto and signals contact at Market 110 Main Street with two phone numbers.
The ad claims this season brings stomach troubles and promises immediate relief with simple remedies on hand. Louis F. Hunemeier, chemist, notes the preparations are best when symptoms begin, inviting readers to visit Farmers' Drug Store in Summers' Block for health and comfort.
Ad die Dillard at Meredith House Barr promotes beer for cooling off and drinking with a claim of excellence and purity. The ad states they keep wines and whisky for home use and offer the finest imported bottled goods. A trial order is invited.
Local eyewear shop invites customers to have their eyes tested and fitted with proper glasses. The ad emphasizes timely action, satisfaction guarantee, and affordable pricing.
The Eureka at 308 Mair St offers fast service and a cool retreat in hot weather. Ice cream and diana sodas are available with short notice, promising pleasant surroundings for quick, refreshing orders.
Mrs. E. Rickard offers a broad stock of stationery and perfumes with sweet scents and elegant books. Visit 112 East Main Street to compare prices and find quality gifts and supplies.
Park Sages offers prime melons and a full line of groceries in the city. Prompt service and reliable phone assistance are emphasized at 12 and 14 E Main Istreet.
Fragmented notices mention daily service numbers and times with references to connecting lines and sleeping cars. It lists A McDosatn as Ticket Agent in Washington Indiana and O P McCarty as G P A in Cincinnati, suggesting incomplete timetables.
The report lists daily and ex Sunday passenger timetables for routes including Indianapolis Evansville No 1 and No 3 Chicago Evansville Express, No 1 Chicago Nashville Limited, No 7 New Orleans special, No 9 Evansville express, and northbound No 2 Terre Haute Eastern Express, No 4 Chicago Indianapolis Express, No 6 Nashville Chicago Limited, No 8 New Orleans special, and No 10 Terre Haute cast mail with published departure times.
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