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Newspaper

Bedford Weekly Mail

Location

Bedford, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 30, 1901

Page

4

JUMPHREYS WITC Hazel Oil Advertisement

WITC Hazel Oil claims to cure piles external or internal burns scalds and various skin ailments. It advertises instant relief for inflamed breasts sore nipples and boils. Three sizes 25 cents 50 cents and 1.00 sent by mail from Eric Humphreys Medical Co New York through Bruggists.

Eric Humphreys MED. CO How William & John Sts New York

Henry Thomas of Oolitic Dies. Funeral Held

Henry Thomas of Oolitic died August 25. Rev. William Russell led the M E church funeral at Oolitic with burial in Hopkins cemetery. Terence Conner recounted Thomas’s final talk of Heaven, his white robe, and his conversion ten years ago, unfinished due to death.

Henry Thomas Oolitic William Russell Bedford M. E M. E Hopkins Cemetery Terence Conner Thomas Ageio Louisville Knights Templars United States Galt House Broadway Methodist Church de Moley Reuben H. Lloyd Washington, Is Cox Christ St. Hilda Grand Commandery Kentucky Custom House W. C. P. Breckenridge Lexington

A Wight Of Terror And College Board Shifts

A widow of General Burnham in Machias Maine survived pneumonia after a nurse’s plea for Dr Ning’s New Discovery. Indiana University students face higher boarding costs next year with weekly rises and room rents increasing. Farmers’ crops show renewed hope as sentiment shifts from despair to cautious optimism amid variable vegetable and potato markets.

Burnham Machias S. H. Lincoln Ning Messick & Dodds

Monon Plans Poplar Excursion to Louisville on Sept 1

The Monon announces a popular one excursion to Louisville for Sunday September 1. Knights Templar from the Northwest travel to Louisville for the Conclave. Seven special trains carried passengers from 4 to 6 30 am. Locomotives will stay steam ready to move traffic to the Conclave.

The Monon Louisville Knights Chicago Lafayette Indianapolis

Abducted Boy Sparks Bloomington Search and Peach Canning Woes

In Bloomington Indiana two strangers in a buggy abducted ten year old Daniel Honeycutt. Police have no trace yet. Meanwhile grocers report tin can corrosion from thin tin coatings affecting canned vegetables and fruits.

Bloomington Ind Daniel Honeycutt South Park

Arnica Salve Cures Lab Worker After Injury

A railroad lab worker in Williford Ark suffered a severe foot crush but was quickly healed by Bucklen’s Arnica Salve. The product is praised as a universal healer for burns boils piles and skin eruptions. Available for 25 cents from Messick and Dodd. Miss Mary Alice Potter plans to return to Bedford on September 2 to start work.

Dr. A. Kellett Williford Ark Bucklen Messick & Dodd Mary Alice Potter Bedford

Indiana Tax Board reports rise in property value

Indiana's State Board of Tax Commissioners totals Indiana property at 183,341,421 dollars, about 20 million more than last year, with telephone property nearly doubling. In Greencastle, Prof. W M Ellis from Evansville schools seeks to wed Miss Marie Hoover, but the license was not used and the wedding is postponed due to the bride’s nervous condition.

Indiana University Hertofore Lincoln and Lawrence Avenues Salem W. S. Ross Greencastle Ind Marie Hoover W. M. Ellis Evansville Miss Hoover Mr. Ellis Ellis Hoover Chicago Alexander Bell Bell Old Prison South Indiana Scottsburg Flora Ill W. N. Rogers Larkinsburg Township McKinley Rogers Johnson Lawrence Elkhart Isaac Masterman Walkerton Abilene Kan Central Kansas Smoky Hill Indianapolis State Board of Tax Commissioners Greencastle Society J. B. Hoover

Community News Notes From Bedford Roadside

Bedford area residents share visits and travels from Monday to Sunday. Local folks attend the Street Fair, shop in Tunnelton, and document farm chores, family visits, and church events with small town details and names like Haws Ingle Crawford and Cauble.

Joseph Wever Bedford Gertie Ingle Matthew Mathis Harvey Guthrie Haws W. H. Crawford Ft. Ritner W.H. Crawford Joe Speer Wever Chat Ben Eisley Geo. Harris Leonard Crawford W. H Crawford Tunnelton W. V. Haws Elliott J. C. Brooking Krenke Louisville Maud Crawford Joe Wever Kate Thomas Homer Brooking Ezra Allen George Hisley James Doddson E. W. Guthrie Lula Fullen C. M. Brooking Bertha Aaron Mitchell Jesse Fiona Crawford Commodore Cauble Cauble Theo Craggs Robert Ingle A. J. Speers Trinity Hisse Beaver R. N. Dixon Ona Lillie Crawford Addie Wever End Chat Holmes Dema Ingle Addie Martha Reynolds Robt, Brooking and Girl Jessie Dema Ingle R.A. Myers

A Minister's Good Work Cures Neighbor With Remedy

Rev. A. A. Power of Emporia Kansas credits Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with a severe biliary colic attack and a neighbor’s week-long illness ending in full recovery after a single dose. The neighbor had previously tried doctors with no relief. For sale by W. Blijott.

Chamberlain A. A. Power Emporia Kan W. ©. Blijott

Obituary of Wm H Secoggan Dated Aug 24 1901

Wm H Secoggan dies at home south of town near Crosslane on Aug 24 1901. Born March 11 1852 he was 49 years 5 months 13 days. Funeral Aug 25 at 3 pm conducted by Rev Wm Russell with Psalm 283 and 108 and John 15:1 as readings. Burial in cemetery near Amos Scoggan's. He leaves a wife, five brothers, one sister and many friends.

Abraham Bro. Thomas Prof. Newland Lewis Moore’s Hill Colledge C.L. Norman Dr. Lewis Severinghaus Chadwick Asbury God Wm. H. Secoggan John Jesus Bedford Wm. Russell Amos Scoggan Arthur and Michell Guthrie Harry S. Dixon Thomas B. Holland Medora Jasper Utterback Little Daughter Thomas Farris G. A. Dodds M. W. Wilson S. W. Smith Leesville Dr. Boyd Tunnelton Theodore McClintock Geo. Booker Sparksville James Brown Mt. Carmel Shults Washington County Disney Moses B. Lee H. S. Dixon Alma Clay Clara Daisy Lee Odon F. M. Dixon Elisha Lea W. P. Holland Elisha Lee E. Williams W. M. Lee Thomas J. Cooper John W. Dowling Jackson County

Milliner sold and local social notices in Tunnelton

Miss Ora McIntire sold her milliner shop to Miss Nellie Stamiford and left for Louisville for a milliner opening. Numerous local residents visited relatives, church, and markets. several doctors and farmers were noted in town and nearby, with small events and sales reported.

Ora McIntire Nellie Stamiford Louisville Millner Albert Flinn Indian Springs Nobel Reynolds Ed Skerd Pinhook Bert Donica Lillie Dowling Thomas Cooper Fort Ritter John Dowling Leesville Charlie Beasley Buddha Oscar Cooper Fort Ritner Elmer Flinn Jane Green Della William Cooper Ella White Mitchell Lula Lowery Joseph Baugh Bedford Mabel Clark James Allen Joseph Allen Little Roy Utterback Joseph Simpson

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