Hall's Catarrh Cure Ad Offers 100 Dollar Reward
We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for a case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. J J Cheney & Co Toledo endorse the cure and endorse F J Cheney as honorable in business. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally acting on blood and mucous surfaces. Price 75c per bottle. Sold by druggists. Hall's Family Pills are the best.
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L'A
J.J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
F. J Cheney
Weat & Truax
Druggiss
Hall
Columbus Debating Club meets for first program
The Columbus Debating Club will meet in the Council Chamber at 7 30 this evening for its first program since organization. Full attendance is desired as members render the program.
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Columbus
Council Chamber
Knight Sues Insurance Over Burned Brown County House
Wilbur Knight sues Indiana Insurance Co in circuit court over a house fire. The policy was for 100 dollars with a mortgage encumbrance clause nullifying coverage. Knight alleges agent Wright failed to verify encumbrance. The Brown County plaintiff asserts the loss stemmed from the insured property.
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Wilbur Knight
Indiana Insurance Company
Brown Co
Wm. Wright
Local residents listed as visiting or returning home
Mrs Bruce Martin returned to Shelbyville after a visit here. Mrs Mary A Neville and her son John and wife from Edinburg visited yesterday. Mrs Myrtle Conz returned to Indianapolis. J B Dunlap returned from Shelbyville. John Brown and sister Kate of Clifford spent yesterday here. Miss Hazel Springer returned to E town. Mrs Henry Wailice of Jefferson County visited her niece Mrs F C Stout. Mr and Mrs P W Wrendie and five children left for Deer Park Ala. John Johnson went to Columbus this morning. Ed Courier notes many local visits. Ed Jones and family from Columbus spent Sunday with Charles Hammons. Mrs Mayd Kight came from Columbus to visit her parents. Frank Pfeifer and wife left for Mississippi. Mrs Will Jett of Indianapolis retired home after visiting Ogilaville. Mrs Ei Edelman of Indianapolis returned home after visiting her mother. James McNeal of Columbus was a business visitor today.
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Mary A. Neville
John Neville
Edinburg
Myrtle Conz
Indianapolis
J. B. Dunlap
Shelbyville
John Brown
Kate
Clifford
Hazel Springer
E'town
Henry Wailice
Jefferson County
Neice
F.C. Stout
P. W. Wrendie
Deer Park
John Johnson
Columbus
Courier
Jones
Margarite
Charles Hammons
Ed Courier Mra
Mayd Kight
J. McLain
el Courier
Will Jett
Ogilaville
Ei Edelman
Jane Culp
Pleasant Ridge News brief fills with social notes
Snowy conditions mentioned as Pleasant Ridge residents report visits and gatherings. Several local names and travels noted including Murphy Haveshaw and family, Leonard Patterson, Daniel Bennett from Decatur, Emma Stuckey, Hallie Talkington, D. E. Stuckey with a 500 pound wild hog, Rev. Taylor preaching at Bethany, and Debating Society at Belleville discussing excluding Chinese.
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Murphy Haveshaw
Bellaville
Wa. Patterson
Leonard Patterson
Daniel Bennett
Decatur
Illinois
Santa Claus
Hallie Talkington
D. E. Stuckey
Meyer's Basment Store Sells China and Holiday Attire
Fragmented ad style clippings mention Meyer's Basement Store in Columbus selling up to date fancy china and holiday attire. Notes compare arshin to distance and cite a cabinet member birth, plus travel tickets and maple syrup offers. Includes stray lines on war imagery and social quips.
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Meyer's
Columbus
Temperance Press Warns of Medicines Containing Alcohol
The temperance press warns medicines sold to households may be laced with whisky or alcohol. It claims Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery and Favorite Prescription contain intoxicants and drug additives. It urges readers to obtain Common Sense Medical Advisor free by mail, with a request form and small postage.
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Dr. Pierce
BR. V
Buffalo
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