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Newspaper
Westville Indicator
Location
Westville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1899
Page
2
Publication details for Westville Ind including price, frequency and contact. Advertising and obituary terms listed. obituary notices over ten lines priced at 1 dollar. Poetry 10 cents per line. Professional ads 35 per year or 3 per six months.
A reflective editorial argues that capital may follow labor into unionization or trusts, questioning whether fear of organized labor spurred similar capital consolidation. It critiques papers blaming trusts on Republicans, defends equal rights for labor and capital, and warns against demagogic blame as wealth concentrates.
If troubled with rheumatism, give Chamberlain's Pain Balm a trial. It will not cost you a cent if it does no good. One application will relieve the pain. It also cures sprains and bruises in one third the time required by any other treatment. Ev ery bottle warranted. Price, 25 and 50 cents. For sale by E. T. Scott.
Nickel Plate Road offers a Buffalo excursion with June 14th and 15th dates. Tickets go on sale June 12th and 13th at one fare round trip. Passengers may choose three daily express trains, with pal ace sleeping cars and dining service. Contact agents for details.
John E. Clifford of Norwood House testifies that during last winter’s whooping cough epidemic his children suffered severe coughing spells and Chamberlain's Cough Remedy relieved the cough and cured it. The remedy is sold by E. T. Scott.
Chicago and Northwestern Railway releases a well-printed illustrated booklet titled What They Say about their electric lighted 20th century train The Northwestern Limited It features unique design and readable content A Wagegener Indianapolis Ind offers paint information and Meissner's Leporte invites inquiries for painting supplies.
The piece argues that free trade editors erred in calling the Dingley Act a failure. It notes rising customs receipts driven by war taxes and imports reaching about 800 million dollars annually. It claims tariffs work as intended as normal commerce returns and domestic production remains limited in some sectors.
An ordinance to protect public health and declare nuisances, requiring the town marshal to inspect streets and premises, issue abatement notices, and enforce abatements at the violator's expense. Fines up to 50 dollars are set for noncompliance, with repeal of conflicting ordinances and in force on passage. Also a Nickel Plate travel offer for groups of five or more on same-day trips up to 100 miles for one dollar per person.
National Educational Association convenes in Los Angeles from July 11 to 14. Travel via Nickel Plate Road with a trio of fast express trains daily and unexcelled diving car service. Rates are described as low. ask agents for No. 45.
The May receipts of the treasury are expected to exceed 41 million dollars. Customs receipts surpass the Dingley estimates. By Saturday night the total receipts were 2.26 million dollars above disbursements. Pension payments reached 12 million dollars and 9 million dollars were paid to the army during the month.
Low rates run all summer until September 13 with 15 day tickets. Travel via the Nickel Plate Road for fast daily express trains to the popular resort. Nickel Plate agents can provide particulars about this trip.
A Paris despatch quotes Agoncillo, the Filipino envoy, saying Filipinos would accept American governance if they control finances. The note argues the motive behind the insurrection centers on money. Also listed: Homeseekers’ excursion tickets from Wabash depot on select first and third Tuesdays through October, excluding Duluth, Superior, Washington, and Oregon.
Mrs. S Doty of Des Moines Iowa expresses lasting gratitude for Chamberlains Cough Remedy. She credits it with helping family coughs lung troubles and whooping cough and sends thanks to the manufacturers. Sold by E T Scott.
G H Wilson of Burgettstown says a single dose of Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy cured his severe stomach pain after a night of intense distress. He urges others to keep the remedy at home and notes it is sold by E T Scott.
A Danville Normal instructor catalogs top figures in multiple fields. He cites Washington Lincoln Grant and others as best in categories from soldiers to writers to inventors, including Beecher, Twain, Edison, Dewey, and Schley.
Henry Strange of Eaglesville Indiana reports rheumatism nervousness and fatigue improved after taking Hood's sarsaparilla saying it gave a good appetite better sleep and a general sense of renewed health. The ad highlights Hood's Pills as a convenient strength aid with cathartic effects.
The exclusive clothier and furnisher of Porter County promotes its steady business growth since opening in September 1896. It invites the public to compare prices before purchasing, offering men boys and children clothing and a large up-to-date stock of furnishing goods in Valparaiso.
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