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Newspaper

Columbus Daily Herald

Location

Columbus, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1900

Page

5

Musical Talent Here Abe Holtzman Plays City Hall Picks

Abe Holtzman author of Smokey Mokes A Bunch of Blackberries and several other rage was in the city last night. He called on the band boys and had them play some of his compositions. Ice Water For The City Hall The council decided to install a tank of ice water in the City Building for officers. Excursions to Elwood via Pennsylvania Lines Tuesday June 26 and Friday June 29 for State Encampment. List of Patents Granted to Indiana inventors this week. A. W. Bischoff Ambia washboard C W Blaybourne Indianapolis mixer for gas or other burners J E Fulton Athens twine holder J B Pedrick threshing machine Columbus F W Reitz Evansville Jumberjack.

Rage Band Boys Indiana C. A. Snow & Co Washington, D. C A. W. Bischoff Ambia C. W. Blaybourne Indianapolis J. E. Fulton Athens J. B. Pedrick Columbus F. W. Reitz Evansville Jumberjack

Hall's Catarrh Cure Advertised with Reward

An advertisement offers one hundred dollars reward for any catarrh case not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. It includes testimonials from Toledo pharmacists and asserts the product works internally. Price is 75 cents per bottle and is sold by druggists. Hall's Family Pills are endorsed as well.

Hall F. J. Cheney & CO Toledo F. J Cheney Weat & Truax Walding, Kinnan & Marvin

New Shirt Waists and Yokings Arrive for Inspection

A store announces new shirt waists and yokings now on display inviting customers to view the selection and compare with market offerings.

Democratic Central Committee Members by Township List

A detailed roll of Democratic Organization leaders and precinct candidates across many townships including Clay, Colunbus, Flat Rock, German, Harrison, Hawcreek, and Union with chairs, secretaries, and nominee names such as J. F. Cox A. W. Breeden and Wm Coffee.

Notable Columbus figure Mr Mason Sees Music Ties

In Columbus for ten years Mr Mason is well known for his musical interests. The piece notes his involvement with the National Educational Association in Charleston July 7-13 and offers Big Four excursion tickets to Charleston from July 3 to 8 with return by Sept 1, 1900. J P Mapper, agent. Rushville Street Fair July 9-14 promises unprecedented events. Masonic Lodge No 20 F A M meet this evening at 7 30. A Strauss visits from Columbus. Reverend Rep.

Mason Columbus National Educational Association Charleston S. C Big Four

The Big Subsidy Steal in Republican Eyes

Washington City News reports on Republican attacks over public expenditures and ship subsidies, noting delays in Cuba inquiry and the China affair framing. It highlights Livingston's pensions increase critique and the plan to push a ship subsidy despite war-time costs.

Committee of Public Buildings Committee On

War rumors and local notices mix with social updates

War talk threads through a column of local notices as tension with China appears in a distant headline while names like James Sylvester Bergen and Clarence Adams surface among personal items. The piece also lists visitors, arrivals, and social agenda details tied to Indiana towns, colleges, and families.

Homecoming notes and local updates from the area

After a long absence we are glad to be home with everyone quiet and in good humor. Measrs Washington Ayres George Brown and Mrs. Thomas Brown remain ill with little hope of recovery. Uncle Joe Heddrick suffers a painful foot. George Moore sells groceries for Alva Wheeler with growing success. Wild Bill Anthony forecasts marriage soon if Cam agrees. Misses Fitie Nobblit and Radie Carmichael at home for summer. Wheat and meadows poor due to wet weather. weeds in corn. T Moore, republican precinct committeeman, keeps campaigning but support wanes. McKinley prosperity noted. Flayce Moore farms the home place with a faraway look. Young people at basket meeting in Popular Grove. Otis Nobblit newly married, may visit a distant uncle. Gordon Roush follows Sim. Pearl pleased. W.S. Nobblitt plans to plow corn after hay harvest. Wishing success to Kern Bryan and the Heroen. The Beardless Boy signs off. Excursion rates for July 3–4 with Big Four tickets 200 miles radius, round trip, return July 5 1900. J. P. Marven, Agent.

Washington Ayres Geo. Brown Thomas Brown Joe Heddrick George Moore Alva Wheeler Wild Bill Anthony Cam Fitie Nobblit Popular Grove Otis Nobblit Gordon Roush Sim Pearl W.S. Nobblitt

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