New Wall Paper Clarence Adams
Chicago Mrs Lynn Pullman filed suit in the Cook county circuit court for divorce from George H Pullman on the ground of desertion Cabinets square or oval 98 cent per dozen no extra charge for groups The Ringer Studio 27nd&w In New York city on the average 64 per cent of the daylight hours are sunny In Rome the figure is 55 per cent in Madrid 45 in Vienna 38 Berlin 39 St Petersburg 35 London 23 Judgment of Lower Court Final Attorney General said yesterday that under a law of the last Legislature the judgment of the lower court is final in case of misdemeanor Thus in policy cases an appeal can not be taken from the lower court Changed The Salaries By the annual readjustment of post masters salaries based on the great receipts of the offices the salary for postmaster Stevens at Columbus has been reduced from 2500 to 2400 and that of the postmaster at Hope raised from 1100 to 1200 per anum Advancing Rapidly Nashville the capital of Brown county is making rapid strides on ward and upward The dying echo of the curfew bell reverberates among the hills at 8 oclock and frolicsome youth scampers home An effort is being made to start a saloon in this heretofore dry town and may become a warm competitor of the curfew A Horse Dies From The Heat Geo Lacy who is employed by John George started from New Bellville Brown county yesterday afternoon with 12 000 feet of green lumber One of the horses became overheated on the way and died at the Schooler feed yard at 6 oclock
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London
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Columbus
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Nashville
Brown County
Geo. Lacy
John George
New Bellville
Hall’s Catarrh Cure Ad and Endorsements
An old advertisement offers a one hundred dollar reward for a catarrh cure Hall's Catarrh Cure. F J Cheney & Co of Toledo references as trustworthy, with West & Truax Walding Kinnanl Marvin as endorsers. Pills also promoted with testimonials free and price ten cents per bottle.
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F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
F. J Cheney
West & Truax
O. Walding
Kinnanl & Marvin
Carrie Nation Not Wanted In Brown County Nashville
Brown County residents oppose a proposed saloon license in Nashville. A Morgantown applicant faces a potential remonstrance by local freeholders, with strong anti saloon sentiment expected to block the license if the majority protests. Postmaster salaries in Indianapolis and Louisville remain unchanged due to department concerns. For sale offers include a Lady's bicycle and gas mains shipments prompt laying work. A Philadelphia Times quotation about marriage prospects appears among miscellaneous items.
Judge Invalidates Mortgage Exemption Law in Two Years
Judge Allen of the Circuit Court ruled the mortgage exemption law unconstitutional two years after passage. Margaret and Benjamin Smith challenged a joint affidavit. auditors argued it violated constitutional limits on exemptions and equal access for taxpayers. Exemption affidavits totaling 4.5 million dollars this year and 3 million last year were deducted from taxes. The decision bars recovery by tax officers.
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Allen
Circuit Court
Dog tax decline contrasts with delinquency in county
Assessment records show a 1100 dog decrease in Columbus from last year while dog tax delinquency across the county remains heavy. Township assessors reported collections in Hawcreek Flatrock German Nineveh Clifty Gray Columbus Harrison Rockcreek Sandcreek Wayne Union and noting the need for extreme measures to collect delinquent taxes. Secretary Gage at Philadelphia accepts new mint building costing over 2 million as finest of its kind. Paris seeks action to denounce US Steel and trusts. New cell house at Indiana reformatory to be opened with 600 convicts transferred. Venue change case between Monroe and Columbian Relief Fund seeking 190 dollars. Excursions to San Francisco offered July 5–12 via Pennsylvania Lines for Epworth League Convention.
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Columbus
Jeffersonville
Ind
The
Indians Reformatory
United States
P. H. McCormack & Co
Sentinel
Beery Offers Prize for Harnessing a Vicious Mule Tonight
Prof Beery promises ten dollars to anyone who can harness a notably vicious mule tonight. He will oversee the event described as exciting and entertaining, with a prize for the successful harnessing act. The item appears in a local column with various society notes and regional updates.
Zinc mine near Yellville shows promise says superintendent
In Yellville Arkansas superintendent Frank Tegarden reports the zinc mine is showing up fine and expects soon to uncover a good thing. In Topeka Kansas editor W P Tomlinson of the Topeka Democrat dies at home of grip aged 65.
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C. M. Keller & Co
Frank Tegarden
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W. P. Tomlinson
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Sir David Barbour
India
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England
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Evansville
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E'town
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Sai Ay Ke A
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