Real Estate Transfers listed in district land deals
J S Allen and others transfer to E E Hill 1404 acres in district for 9000. City Grain and Feed Co sells land in Columbia to Mayor and Aldermen. Mary M Akin et al. transfer to John A Oakes in 9th district 8140. J K Ragsdale to P L Robinson 1892.100 acres in 10th district for 8745. R H Dudley et al to P L Robinson 14 acres in 19th district for 20. M B Thompson et al to Addie L Battles 20 acres in 19th district for 8300. N B Morrow to J F and Garfield Morrow 84 acres in 6th district for 1400. A N Akin C M to J B Borum lot in 3rd ward Columbia 1400. A A Tinnon deed 240 acres for 6000.
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J. S. Allen
E. E Hill
City Grain and Feed Company
City of Columbia
Mary M. Akin
John A. Oakes
J. K. Ragsdale
P. L. Robinson
R. H. Dudley
Thompson
Addie L. Battles
A A. Tinnon
Osteopathy gains popular support for cure claims
Osteopathy is presented as superior to medicine with remarkable cure rates. Dr Feata Crain relocates to Columbia to practice Osteopathy offering free consultations at her Grant building rooms.
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E. A. Pratt
A.M. M
Lo.d
Chicago
Feata Crain
Columbia
Dr. Crain
Southern School of Osteopathy
Franklin
Osteopathic College of the South
Associated Colleges of Osteopathy
de. Crain
Grant Building
Hectors Collier
Datfield
North Garden Street
Permanent cure for stomach weakness and indigestion told
An advertisement touts Nervine as a universal cure for stomach weakness and indigestion. It claims relief from the first dose, warns against failure, and asserts a certain cure with this health-giving remedy sold by A B. Rains, druggist, with a February 7 imprint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A B. Rains
Columbia Herald Endorses Civic Order and Lander Respect
The Columbia Herald praises Brother Lander as an erudite Christian gentleman with civic righteousness. It advocates lawful conduct and states the paper will continue to support law and order, hoping for the downfall of those who break it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh Hustier
Columbia Herald
Prees
Tennessee
Brother Lander
The
Herald
Minot
Botanic Blood Balm Promises Cure for Blood Troubles
An ad-style notice touts Botanic Blood Balm as a cure for blood poison, cancer, carbuncles, and related conditions with testimonials from Robert Ward and Geo. A. Williams. It claims dramatic improvements in sores, digestion, and vitality, then shifts to a boxing note: Jim Jeffries knocking out James J Corbett in San Francisco in the tenth round.
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Robert Ward
Maxe
Sayer
Geo. A. Williame
Rosse
Patna
Botanic
Bsa
Alvorn
Jim Jeffries
James J Corbett
San Francisco
McClure
Birmingham
Alm
McClure Drug Co
Naxbyiile
Birsi
Lever
Bailey
Geo Hh
feCtume Drug Co
Nashville
Tenn
Moolure
Watch for a Chill and Malaria Remedy by A B Rains
An old remedy note warns that chills precede malaria in this climate and urges prompt action on the liver to purge the malarial germs from the body. It claims toning the system and restoring health through such treatment by A B. Rains.
A Preacher's Stray of His Work in Watlock Co
W S Rainsford recounts how Mt George New York evolved from a dying family parish into a thriving church serving rich and poor alike. The Outlook previews an early rall book on the topic and highlights the preacher's transformation and social impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watlock Co
W. S. Rainsford
Mt. George
New York
Andy Poor
Murdered wife and husband die in double tragedy
Kansas City dispatch reports Mrs. Lil lie Maude Evans, 26, wife of George D. Evans, murdered in her home as cups and revolver shots echo in the early hours. Evans, a transfer company manager, later killed himself at Mount St. Marys cemetery after a divorce suit alleging drunkenness and cruelty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Lillie Maude Evans
George D. Evans
American Transfer Co
Evans
Mount St. Mary's
Double lynching expected in Lander scene
Cheyenne Nebraska dispatches from Lander report a probable double lynching in Cheyenne area. Victims named as James Keffer and James Dollard. Dollard killed Frank Bryant in a saloon and struck Ross Stringer in the street. Keffer was convicted of murdering William Warren and had a stay of execution pending appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Wyo
Lander
James Keffer
James Dollard
Dollard
Frank Bryant
Ross Stringer
William Warren
Londer-Rawlins
Supreme Cours
Grand Army at Frisco G A R encampment arrivals
More than 2000 members of the Grand Army of the Republic and allied groups have arrived in San Francisco for the thirty seventh national encampment. Delegations from South Dakota include Gen John C Black and Adjt Gen Partridge. The veterans plan a major reception and a unification of post Civil War groups with arches and decorations nearing completion for Monday night illumination.
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San Francisco
Aug
South Dakota
Abou
Rem Iliagis
John C. Black
Adjt
Partridge
G. A. Ry
Gilbert Twiggs Shooting Ends in Multiple Deaths
Winfield Kansas reports six killed and several injured after Gilbert Twiggs opened fire on a crowd Thursday night. Victims include Port Smith near Winfield, Sterling Race of Witheld, and Dawson Billiter of Oxford. Clark Reed, Charles Thomas, and James Clarkson are among those critically hurt. Elmer Farnaworth and Otis Carter are dying. Twiggs and two others are among the injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winfield
Kas
Gilbert Twiggs
Port Smith
Farmer
Sterling Race
Carpenter
Wit- Held
Dawson Billiter
Oxford
Roy Davis
William Bowman
Elmer Farnaworth
Otis Carter
Claude Reed
Charles Thomas
James Clarkson
Millionaire Moses Rockwell Crow Dies Poor at Ward's Island
New York reports the once wealthy water-works project man died a pauper at Ward's Island State Hospital. He built a grand mausoleum in Fall City, Nebraska, once prospering during his peak. His body placed in that monument. Ward's Island water system he helped design. He died after months of charity care at Bellevue Hospital. Reed Salisbury's condition: Lord Salisbury reportedly had a better night and stronger report in London.
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New York
Moses Rockwell Crow
State Hospital
Yward’s Island
Falla City
Neb
Ward's Island
Bellevue Hospital
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J. &. Reed
Reed's
Teas
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Ames
Old
Kentucky
Citizens’ Telephone
Bell Telephone
J. P. Street & Co
Frisco
Ilinois
the Veterans of the
Bron. AU Quarters
Crow
York State Hospital
Ward
Reed Salisberys
London
Lord Sailsbury
Cabstoria
Columbia, Tennessee
A. P
John W. Uerierson
Dobbins
Watkins
J.P. Stre
Farmers’ and Merchants’ Bank
Bolicit
John W.fry
J.P. Brownlow
J. F. Brownlow
Lumbia
B. A. Satterfield, R. W. McLemore
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