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Newspaper

Washington Gazette

Location

Washington, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 12, 1908

Page

5

Foley Kidney Remedy Promoted By Local Druggists

Foley's Kidney Remedy is advertised as highly effective for kidney and bladder troubles. The county tax funds earned $12,968 in November with distributions to six depositories including Washington National Bank and First National Bank Odon. The upcoming month marks one year of the new depository law's operation and is expected to show further gains.

Washington National Bank Peoples National Bank Citizens Loan & Trust Company First National Bank Odon Montgomery National Bank Citizens Bank Elnora

Liverpool council elects Royal Arcanum officers

Liverpool council of the Royal Arcanum elected officers Thursday night with Thomas R. Walker as Regent Paul Feagans as Vice Regent O E Dowden as Orator A O Fulkerson as Past Regent Frank McGehee as Secretary Nelson Horrall as Collector Charles Feagans as Treasurer Roy Bogner as Chaplain Harvey Sheeley as Guide Henry Dunbar as Werden Thomas Flynn as Sentry and trustees S E Van Osdol Andrew Haag and Henry Backes Also mentions Orino Laxative advertised by Smith & Winton.

Liverpool Royal Arcanum Thomas R. Walker Paul Feagans E. Dowden A. O. Fulkerson Frank McGehee Nelson Horrall Treaburer Charles ‘Feagans Roy Bogner Harvey Sheeley iWerden Henry Dunbar Thomas Flynn

Keller Williams Ad Seeks Women Buyers and Furniture Dealerships

An ad from Washington Indiana markets an experienced Indy attendant for women and children if desired. It lists office and residence numbers and mentions Janice Hines of FURNITURE who has just received a car load. Calls encouraged before purchasing at Opera House Block 411 East Mall Street.

Indy Keller Williams Janice Hines Opera House East Mall Street Washington, Indiana

Mrs McRaney's Experience with Foley's Kidney Remedy

Mrs McRaney of Prentiss Mississippi reports three months bedridden with kidney and bladder trouble. After two bottles of Foley's Kidney Remedy she felt improvement and urges other women to try it. Sold by Smith & Winton druggists.

M. McRaney Prentiss Mize Foley Smith & ‘Winton Draggists

Wife Granted Divorce and Alimony in Circuit Court

Mary E. Davis was granted a divorce from Aioe A. Davis by Judge Hoighton in circuit court on Friday morning. The wife received custody of their child Audrey B., age five, and was awarded $500 alimony. Hastings Allen Hastings represented the plaintiff.

Mary E. Davis Aioe A. Davis Hoighton Circuit Audrey B Hastings, Allen & Hastings

Local Patent Remedy Promoted Over Unknown Cures

A personal appeal extols Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs colds and lung trouble. It claims forty years of cures and urges avoiding unproven preparations. Sold by Smith and Winton.

Pippley Foley Ley Smith Winton

Myers chosen as county janitor amid 1909 moves

Twenty-one applicants were considered for the county janitor post after Louis Laube resigned. Myers won on a single ballot, with Doyle Rogers and others among the nominees. The office pays 50 dollars monthly. Dr. A. I. Donaldson reappointed county health secretary. Grant Faith to remain county bridge engineer at four percent of bridge contracts. Coroner vacancy to be filled in January after Clifford Benham’s resignation. Dr. A. 4H Holder slated to be appointed deputy coroner.

Cholea Myers D. A. Rogers James Eagle Jam Bennett B. F. Purcell Henry Wood P. Bilis A. M. Kelso C. D. Guthrie Ed Hartman J. M. Prater W. E. McBride Fred Seals George Wy Gregory Thomas Potts Frank Cros W. A. Prater W. M. Behcner J. H. Sullivan Boyd E. J. Haas A. I. Donaldson Country Board of Health Grant Faith Daviess County Moe Clifford O. Benham Holder

Grand jury ends without indictments in Cole murder case

The pending grand jury adjourned without indicting Stephen Cole or his son Charles in the killing of George Cole, a Reeve township farmer shot while shucking corn. The pair were discharged by Judge Houghton after preliminary hearings, with the case forwarded to circuit court. investigators also examined other county violations.

Stephen Cole Charles Cole George Col Reeve Township Cole Reeve Daviess County George Cole Frem

Grand Jury Praises Local Institutions In Session

The grand jury released a report praising the jail and the orphans' home as in excellent condition. It did not disclose information about certain items. The panel included George Coyle Charles H Jones Jabez McCord Daniel R Smith James Sparks and Thomas R Walker with Daniel R Smith as foreman. Anson B Johnson served as bailiff.

Sheme George Coyle Charles H. Jones Jabez McCord Daniel R. Smith James Sparks Thomas R. Walker Mr. McCord Anson B. Johnson

Counterfeit money tied to fake remedy claim

An ad-like line warns against passing counterfeit money and compares it to substituting a worthless cough remedy for Foley's Honey and Tar. It promotes Foley's as a lung-healing cure sold by Smith & Winton, druggists.

Foley Smith & Winton

Bowman brings home catamount pelt from Arkansas trip

W Bowman returned from Arkansas with a catamount pelt he killed there. The animal is a good specimen about three feet long and he plans to have it mounted.

W. Bowman Arkansas

Foley's Honey and Tar Cures Colds Fast

Hoarse coughs and colds that may develop into pneumonia are quickly cured by Foley's Honey and Tar. It soothes inflamed membranes heals the lungs and expels the cold. Sold by Smith and Winton druggists.

Foley Smith and Winton

Receiver's Sale of Cincinnati Seating Company Assets

Receiver Frank B. Fornwald of the Dawess circuit court will sell at public auction on January 5, 1909, in Washington Indiana, the real estate Lot 107 Commercial addition with a five story factory and multiple houses plus a saw mill, plus personal property including lumber, hardware, furniture and tools. Sale begins 10 am and continues daily until sold. Terms: cash, not less than two thirds of appraised value.

Dawess Circuit Court Cincinnnati Seating Company Washington Frank B Fornwald Cincinnati

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Hatfield &Palmer Co Foleys Orino Keller & Williams Grand Jury Reports Farmers Institute En Show Montgomery Ay Estes Pene Set Es F. B. Fornwald Ae Hay Dry Goods Loughmiller Grant Gilley Horrall Bros Dopson Jowpler
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