Sudden Death of Morris Lake at Sullivan
Morris Lake, long time Carlisle resident, died suddenly on Sunday from heart trouble and dropsy at Sullivan where he had moved a year ago. Born November 7, 1833 in Haddon township, he served in the Civil War and earned a pension. He leaves a wife and an adopted daughter, with funeral services conducted by Rev. J. A. Ward and preformed under Daughters of Veterans auspices. Burial followed in Bethlehem cemetery. Joe T. Akin purchased Shorthorn cattle at Indianapolis sale and maintains a large Ford farm herd north of town.
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Carlisle
Morris Lake
Sullivan
Jim
Morris
Christopher M. Lake
Haddon Township
Sullivan County
Ind
Methodist Church
Manuel Deiss
Mattie Smith
Co. “D
21St Reg. Ind. Inf. Volts
Ind. Heavy Artillery
J. A. Ward
Daughters of Veterans
Bethlehem
James Hixson
Carlisle G. A.r.post
Lake
Bethlehem Cemetery
Indianapolis
Joe T. Akin
Joe
Indiana
Ford
Joe Justly
Local Pain Relief: A Farmer Recommends Chamberlain's Pain Balm
A fall left hip sprain worsened to rheumatism, hindering work. After trying Chamberlain's Pain Balm from Anderson Bros., half a 50 cent bottle cured the ailment. F. A. Babcock of Eric, Pa., endorses it and shares the finding with friends.
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Caid
Chamberlain
F. A. Babcock
Eric, Pa
Anderson Bros
California Couple Ties The Knot In June Ceremony
Miss Tassie T Speake of San Francisco wed Mr Wilfred Yanke of the same city in a June ceremony. The bride is a sister of Mrs.
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Tassie T. Speake
San Francisco
Cal
Wilfred Yanke
Manke
Out for the Summer with Barbed Wire Liniment Brigade
Elmer Hoover starts a summer promotional tour for Dr. Coxs Barbed Wire Liniment driving a decorated wagon drawn by matched horses. He travels through Shelburn, Farmersburg, Linton and into southern Indiana and Kentucky aided by Jasper Denison who joins for his health.
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Elmer Hoover
P.L. Hoover & Bro
Elmer
Dr. Cox
Shelburn
Farmersburg
Linton
Kentucky
Jasper Denison
Drummer Sidener Lectures on Young People
J. B. Sidener of Indianapolis lectured at the Christian church on June 7 about Young People's Societies from a traveling man's standpoint. The audience greeted him warmly and the hour long talk held attention. Sidener is a member of the Third Christian church and supports youth work.
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J. B. Sidener
Indianapolis
Hide, Leather & Belting Co
Christian Church
Carlisle Building and Loan stockholders meet to elect directors
Notice to Carlisle Indiana stockholders announces the regular annual meeting of the Carlisle Building and Loan Association. The meeting to elect seven directors for one year will be at 8 p m on Thursday July 5 1900 at the office of H E Speake in Carlisle Indiana per by laws. Gro B Arnold secretary.
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Carlisle Building and Loan Association
Carlisle
Ind
Indiana
H. E. Speake
Gro
B. Arnold
Are You With Us Do You Feel Finer Than Before
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New School Building Plans Move Forward in Board Meeting
The school board met Friday night and reorganized for the year with Joe T. Akin as President and J. F. Alumbaugh as Treasurer. Miss Bess A. Buckley from Terre Haute was elected teacher for the first primary room, pending acceptance, and a one story 28 by 34 foot frame building was approved for bids with plans led by J. F. Alumbaugh. Bids are due by June 25, 1900, and the board reassembles June 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. D. Dennison
J.F. Alumbaugh
James N. Roberts
Melvin Ellis
Joe T. Akin
J. F. Alumbaugh
B. D. Denison
Sec’y
Bess A. Buckley
Terre Haute
Cora McClure
Putnamville
Ind
Buckley
State Normal
Sanders
J. F. Alumpana
Contested Liquor License Denied in Sullivan Board Hearing
On Thursday June 7 Sullivan’s Board of County Commissioners refused a liquor license for Frank Abie of Paxton who planned to operate across from John Hunt’s store. Paxton residents filed a Nicholson law remonstrance with 354 signatures, surpassing the 673 votes cast for secretary of state and 17 more than required. The case Able vs The People of Haddon Township was argued by C D Hunt for the plaintiff and W R Nesbit for the people. The license denial prevents Abie from selling for two years.
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Board of County Commissioners
Sullivan
Frank Abie
Paxton
John Hunt
Haddon Township
Able
C. D. Hunt
W. R. Nesbit
Miracle Cure for Severe Lung Trouble Promised
A man from Manchester Indiana recounts near death from measles leading to consumption and hemorrhages. He credits Dr King’s New Discovery with a complete cure after doctors warned he would die. He notes hundreds have used it on his advice and praises its reliability. Regular sizes 50c and 1.00 trial bottles free at Curtier’s drug store.
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W. A. Hines
Manchester
Dr. King
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Drummer
NORE
Babe
C.A. Schu
Lisman & Schroeder’s
L.N. Willis
Grizzle
Schu
Dan V. Howard
Mr. Schu
Grizzle & Howard
Risinger & Ellis
Steel Ranges
Peninsular
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