Humphreys Medicine Vouchers For Vets And Diseases
An advertisement lists Humphreys medicines covering illnesses such as fever colds stomach upset kidney and bladder disorders and other ailments. It claims preventive effects on reproduction and includes a long catalog of specific conditions and remedies with ordering details at a New York address.
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Humphreys
D.B
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Humphreys’ Medicine Vo
Jobo
New York
W.C. Elliott
Republican Meetings Rally Support Across Lawrence County
Republicans hold energetic gatherings statewide with multiple towns reporting large turnouts. In Flinn township Leesville Lincoln League forms with officers H H Chess President and George Goldsmith Vice President. Litvia Adamson Republican candidate for Representative spoke. Fayetteville Williams Heltonville and Bloomington area meetings drew crowds with speeches by J E Pace Marshal Woolery and Ira Batman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence County
Flinn Township
Leesville
Lincoln League
H.h.chess
George Goldsmith
Friedley Wilson
Frank Weaver
Jacob Hill
Litvia Adamson
Fayetteville
J. E. Pace
Marshal Woolery
Williams
T. J. Brooks
Ira Batman
Bloomington
Heltonville
Cured by Dr King’s New Discovery and Local Poll Talk
A Philadelphia woman credits Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption with curing a long standing chest cough. The notice also mentions voter qualification laws and polling practices, with editorial comments from the Indianapolis Press and local items from Oolitic News.
Mitchell News Captain Barton dies of heart disease at 60
Captain Charles L Barton, 60, died Sunday afternoon after a day of family time and painting. A Union veteran and longtime member of the Baptist church, he had resided in Mitchells after a jewelry career with Dr. Samuel F. Martin. Sympathy extends to Mrs Barton and the children as relatives mourn the loss. An editorial note promotes Chamberlain's Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with a testimonial from O R Moore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles L Barton
Charles T. Barton
Baptist Church
Co. A. Furst Tennessee Val Cavalry
Mitchells
Samuel F. Martin
Barton
Della Barton Palmer
Medora
Perry McBride
Virginia
Charmberlain
Hillstidle
Chamberlain
O R. Moore
W. C. Elliott
Farmers Institute Program at Fayetteville Indiana
A Farmers Institute will be held in Fayetteville Indiana on Sept 29 1900. The program lists morning sessions on fruit Clover its utility as a fertilizer and feed with speakers J A Burton M F Dunn Daniel Sterwood and others. Afternoon sessions cover profitable corn and corn fodder with speakers Robert Duncan George Hamer and others sorghum cane as a forage crop with V E Kern and J A Burton and Wheat Growing with W C Pitman and Reuben Scott. Farmers to bring fruit vegetables grain specimens and their dinners for a day of instruction and cooperation.
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Farmers’ Institute
Fayetteville
Ind
J. A. Burton
M. F. Dunn
Daniel Sterwood
Jacob Hussert
Cole Duncan
William Embree
Lp. m
Robert Duncan
George Hamer
V E. Kern
W. C Pitman
Reuben Scott
Indigestion Remedies and Crop News from 19th Century Briefs
A collage of notices reports indigestion and Brights disease risk urging Poleys Kidney Cure. It also notes Joel Burton warning of brown rot destroying the apple crop in Uncle Aaron Wrights orchard with widespread losses in several states. A Montgomery saloon fight ends in a fatal neck fracture, and a 1873 Needmore disappearance ties to a Texas warrant. Inquest links blood poisoning to the deceased Dr Duncan.
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Joel Burton
Aaron Wright
Hainuis
Missouri
Orleans
George Fleener
Needmore
John Cullen
Texas
Freener
Cullen
Gabrielle Robertson
Fleener
Duncan
Bloomington
Lincoln League seeks voter details for two classes in Lawrence
State Secretary J Hicks on Smith of the Lincoln League requests names ages and addresses of voters in Lawrence County who supported Fremont in 1846 or Lincoln in 1864 and who will back Mekuney this year. Voters will form two distinct classes enrolled in Lincoln League companies. names published in Republican papers. return promptly as campaign ends.
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Garant Michener
Lincoln League of
Rdana
Lawrence County
John C. Fremont
Sato
Mekuney
Lincoln
Co. Bo
Fremont
Lincoln League
J. Hicksson Smith
Lincoln Leane
Cough Remedy Promoted and Local Accidents Reported
Mothers urged to use Chambherigius Cough Remedy for children and adults with cold or croup as it contains no narcotics. W C Elliot's Drug Store sells it. Frank Carnichae seriously injured by a chamber falling at Consolidated quarry near Clear Creek, suffering three broken ribs and other injuries. Wolfe siblings improve photo gallery on the square. L. V. Mitchell relocates to the city, living at 16th and E streets.
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Chidken
Frank Carnichae
Consolidated
Clear Creek
Bloomington Star
Railroads and Officials Describe Indiana Line Developments
The report covers Southern Indiana and Monon lines with details on new engineers, conductors, and yard crews at Terre Haute and Bedford. It notes planned excursions, freight and passenger trains, special rates for Terre Haute trotting meet, and discussions of wages for Monon engine crews in response to new large engines.
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J.C. Carleton
Terre Haute
Bedford
Indiana
James Torphy
Mike Torphy
Linton
S. L
Seet
Indianapolis Southern Railroad
Passi
Ferdinand
Salem
Brownstown
Grandview
Rockport
Nashville
Owensboro
Tlunt'ngourgh
Lows
Indian Springs
Iyul
West Baden
French Lick
Vinecuves
North Sixth Street
Monon
Chicago
McDoel
Thomas Harding
William Stang
Samuel Bennett
John Mutter
Fred Kiser
Noah Alvis
Union Station
Vandalia
St Louie
Tadiapapolis
South Bend
Peoria
Nig Tour
St Louis
Indijanapolle
Totermediate Paints
Vincesnes
Worthington
Martinsville
Elnora
Southern
Cincinnati
Anderson
Rustvillie
All Palots
Michigan
Central Passenger Association
H. H
Steel ties trial on Pennsylvania line prompts rail questions
The Huntingdon and Broad Top Mountain Railroad researches steel ties amid claims of durability and reduced maintenance. Officials say steel ties cut maintenance by 40 percent and allow longer sections, with freight traffic totaling 1.5 million tons since installation. Local notes include a State Fair invitation and political remarks from Bob Miers on a Sullivan reunion speech, plus a Ringling family Masonic lodge event.
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Mas Vountey
Huntingdon and
Broad Top Moutain
Pennsylvania
India
South America
Storm Refugees Reach Safe Harbor In Texas Hotel
Rev C W Chadwick learned from his Houston mother Mrs R A Chadwick that she survived the Galveston storm by seeking refuge in a large hotel. She described the catastrophe as awful though she offered little detail.
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C. W. Chadwick
R. A. Chadwick
Houston
Texas
Chadwick
Galveston
Bedford Mail Adverts and Local Notices Highlight Community
Advertised letters at Bedford include ladies Rhoda Cobb Varidia Day Hatte Green Efie Sears Marie Susie and gentlemen Otis Allen William Dodd Fred Kossback Rilie Marritt McLachlan Omer Sears Wade Stevie James W Thompson Austin White Johanson postal cards for Skaggs Melvin. Local notes mention Norman Starr visiting Sparksville and D M Brown conducting church services near Medora plus Lincoln League formation and political activity. Banner Salve praised for curing a seven year leg sore.
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Canton
Rhoda. Cobb
Varidia. Day
Hatte Green
Efie Sears
Marie
William
Susie
Kossback
Fred. Marritt
Rilie. McLachlan
Oliver MD
Reynolds
Omer. Sears
Wade
Steeie
James W Thompson
Austin, White
Johanson
Norman Starr
Sparksville
Mutherie
D. Allen Eod
Bedford
Boos D. M. Brown
Medora
Church of Christ
R. D. Allen
Jacob Ragsdale
Fairview
Hutchinson
Susie Gilstrap
Lincoln League
Dr. Johnson
J. Hickson Smith
John M. Gainey
Litvia Adamson
Local notices and farming notes from Zelma area
Ned Kindred to sell his personal property on September 27. Harvey Clampitt’s farm sold to Stephen Fountain. Clampitt to reside at Heltonville. Jacob Carleen Sr. dies after selling land to his children and auctioning property. Thornt Dodd sick with farm chores catching up. Born Friday a son to Robert Fountain and wife. Several residents visit relatives and share news of local happenings.
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Ned Kindred
Enoco Cummings
Eclipse
Martha Wray
Sam Weaver
Stephen Fountain
Harvey Clampitt
Clampitt
Heltonville
Robert Fountain
Jonathan Ddds
Thornt Dodd
Mooney
Sundny
Thorn Wry
Thornt
Jacob Carleen
Norman
Emmett
Ada Weaver
Jacob Weaver
Fairview
Hiram Henderson
Local notes of illness move and moves in town
Marsh Younger suffers from malarial fever while S N Whitted trades his farm for city property and plans to move to town. Sherrill has a light malaria attack. Elder D M Brown preaches at Leatherwood. Oscar Harrell and William Henderson visit N S Skerd family. Carlos Whitted adds to his house. Grandmother Whitted birthday planned for Sept 22. Jesse Teague moves near J C Whitted house. Farmers nearing corn harvest and sow wheat. L E Payne bedridden with carbuncle. Rev H C Moorman to preach near Princeton. So N Whitted buys Cavins homestead and will move to town. sale Sept 20. Galveston storm death toll revised to 407 percent listing uncertainty. Cremation of 107 bodies Sunday and similar numbers yesterday.
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Marsh Younger
N. Whitted
Town Sound
Sherrill
D M. Brown
Leatherwood Church
Oscar Harrell
William Henderson
N.S
Grandmother Whitted
Jesse Teague
J.C. Whitted
Cavins
EH Street
Whitted
Our
Obituaries and notices from a 19th century Indiana town
The column reports the death of Mrs. Sarah J. Malott at age nearly 80, funeral at M K B church with burial at Green Hill. a child died suddenly at home with mystery surrounding cause. It notes Mrs. Malott as a longtime Lawrence County resident and lists her children. Also mentioned are a Central American curios exhibition at Stipp’s store, a discussion of Indiana stone in New York buildings, two state constitutional amendments, local real estate and farm machinery news, a death of Thomas B. Donica, a possible storm death rumor, appointment of Rev William J. Smith to a local church, and upcoming B&O fare remittance and meeting rate notices.
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S Ll Ry
J. D. Wrete
Greensburg Daily News
Bedford
Rome
White River
Indian Springs
Sarah J. Malott
Wo O W. Malott
Taincoin Avenue
Tuesda
Malott
Lawrence County
Sheo
John S. Ruthes
Flenne Daniel Jasper N. Malott
Ivy Day
Charles G Malott
MBK
Eld J. W. Newland
Charles Asbury
Green Hill
Nicaragua
Alva KB. Tresslar
JB. Stipp
Westport Greensburg We Tice Am AM Pk OP
Westport Greensburg brief notes a local park opening and associated operations in the Am Am area. Officials organized an afternoon event with minimal details and no listed attendees or dates.
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Messick & Dodd
Indianapolis Press
Foley
Redford
Mitchell News
EF. Allen
M.D
Piraaya
V. E Kern
Bright
Poley
Washington
James Couroy
Montgomery
Here
Lawrence Allen
Tine Cole
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J RK Johnson
Dackshear
Macvere
Swift Specific Co
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Hucksen
Messick & Dodd, Draggists
A M
Wias
Vernon
Grant
Batomore
W.C
Rwie
Seymour
J. Ll. Thomas
QO Os. Wolfe
Stella Wolfe
L. V. Mitchell
Mitchell
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John R. Walsh
S. T
Coalmont
B. W Ramsey
Sam Hundlman
Es. Bistmoving
Gereensborg
Terre
Tlaule
Scott Henry
Luffmin
S. I
Westport
James Huffman
Lawrence Johnson
Louisville
Mike Hackett
Nelsor
Louisville and
Evansville
David J. Mackey
United States
Mackey
Western Railroad
Indianapolis
Decatur
Louiisville
St. Louis
Air Line
Richmond
Chivago
Scoit’s
Scott
Copmuuor
H. P. Rapsey
Loogontee
Bob Miers
Sullivan
China
Porto Rico
Cuba
Philippines
Bryan
Fort Sumpter
Lookout Mountain
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American Congress
Washington Gazette
Banner
Ringling Brothers
Baraboo
Voley
Ben Messick
Union City
Hervditage
Allen, Otis
Dodd, William
Skaggs, Melvin
Vinson V. Williams
P. M
Allen Halverson
West Prairie
Wis
J A. Spero
Helmer, Ind
Zelma
Crabtown
L. E. Payne
H. C. Moorman
A.M E. Church
Lyle Station
Princeton
Ciartes Carduer
Devia
Sardiner
Gre Fostricken
Breckiondge Graveyard
Vanderbilt
Sloan
Fifth Avenue
Supreme Court
O. C Hubbard
Senator Quarle
Mr. Hubbard
McCormick Harvesting Machinery
Alabama
Congress
Mississippi
Iowa
Winois
Ohio
Thomas B. Donica
Donica
Hugh George
4Th Artillery
William J. Smith
Carmi
Jones
B& O
Market National Bank of Cincinnati
Merchants and Manufacturers’ Association
Western Merchants’ and Manufacturers’ Association
Ill
Royal Arch Masons
U. S
H.p.radley
G.A
Southern Indiana Railway
Lintes
Beehunter
Elnoral
Tading Springs
Bedford Seymour
Elizabethtown
Greensburg
Worth
BBB
Bedford ‘Works
Indiag Springs
Eloura
Son
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al Polate
Caryon
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Gun B.& H.udevision
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Royal Blue Service
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Lowpany
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Ord
P. McCarty
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Ublo
Iver
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Dilly
Dally
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Indianpapolis
M. Wheeler
Ford
Vaarors
Kaig Balsam
Ita
Loopahel
Cums
Ecaip Dueases & Bs
Parker
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W. R. Peer
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