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Newspaper

Columbus Evening Star

Location

Columbus, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Feb 10, 1898

Page

3

A Cloud of Witnesses Cites Peruna Cures for Catarrh

A series of testimonials from individuals in Iowa Virginia Kansas Minnesota and Ohio claim permanent relief from catarrh and related ailments after taking Peruna. Included are W Knaner Mrs Thomas Waltz Bernard King A F Carlson H H Cox and a free 32 page pamphlet offered by The Peruna Drug Manufacturing Company Columbus Ohio.

W. Knaner Sheldon Peruna Thomas Waltz New Brighton Bernard King National Military Home Leavenworth Kas A. F. Carlson Lindstrom, Minn Peru-na Peru-na Drug Manufacturing Company Columbus Ohio

Gas excitement denied in Taylorsville reports

Reports from Columbus and other points about striking natural gas here and a rush of speculators are imaginative. A little gas was struck at a depth of a few feet, but no one here is excited or plans to sink a well.

Columbus Calera

Local Briefs From Seymour and Surroundings

Ankle sprain worries Cochrane child after school mishap. Mrs. Dorsey Lewellen remains in serious condition. Pollard Cronebarger of Hope visits Seymour. Mrs. David H. Camp of Columbus visits uncle John H. yea family. Epworth League attendance rises. Columbus police praised as best. Adolph Luetgert convicted of murder in Chicago and sentenced to life, reportedly laughing at verdict. Mrs. Lila Clark dies at Seymour. Funeral set for tomorrow. Gov. Bradley offers 100 reward each for Hindman mob arrests.

David H. Camp Columbus John H. Yea Civil Corners Seymour Adolph J. Luetgert Chicago Leutgert

Diphtheria Fears Largely Unfounded In City

City reports no diphtheria cases and commends Health Officer Dr. MacCoy for efforts to stamp out the disease. Prof. Graham will discuss his Europe trip for the Mews club at the Presbyterian church next Friday night with 15 cents admission for adults and 10 cents for children. General Barrios president of Guatemala was assassinated yesterday. Miss Linton hosts supper Friday for Mrs. Ad Arnold of Washington. Mrs. Monta Blessing and Miss Bertha May were in the city today. Woman's Musical club hosts open day program Friday evening February 18. M E church meetings continue nightly with large attendance. State officials salary reduction bill passes House 76 to 4.

Dr. MacCoy Graham Europe Presbyterian Church Misses Linton Ad Arnold Washington, D. C

Keats life and death painted in a poetical account

A reflective piece traces John Keats from his Moorgate birth to early apprenticeship, his circle with Leigh Hunt and Shelley, and his brief but intense life ending in Rome at 25. It recalls his early poems, personal look by contemporaries, and the shared literary atmosphere of Hampstead and Highgate. It also touches on fashion notes and a Chicago Inter Ocean item about a cradle linked to Indiana’s Mor Decai Hardesty.

Keats Hampstead Highgate Leigh Hunt Shelley Coleridge Charles Lamb John Keats Moorsfield London Edmonton Spenser Goodwin Haydon Hunt Wordsworth Isle of Wight Endymion Italy Rome Chisago Inter Ocean Mordecai Hardesty Indianapolis Brandt USA

Unclear Place Names List from Indiana Area

A jumble of city and town names appears, including Louisville New Albany Jeffersonville Sellersburg Memphis Henryville Scottsburg Crothersville Seymour Jonesville Columbus Madison North Madison Vernon North Vernon Queenstown Scipio Elizabethtown Columbus Gary Franklin Whiteland Greenwood Southport Indianapolis Chicago and stray characters. The fragment resembles an ordering or index of locations without coherent context or events.

Southwar Chicago Indianapolis Southport Greenwood Whiteland Franklin , Evlinbuarg Columbus Elizab’towr Louisville New Albany Jeffersonville Sellersburg Memphis Henryville Scottsburg Crothersville Seyamour Jonesville Columbas Madison North Madison‘ Vernon North Vernon Queensville Scipio Elizabethtown Columbuas Dinbug Franklin Whiteland Greenwood

Bostonian insult sparks cafe dispute in high class venue

The cafe keeper describes nearly lashing out at a pale young man who called the place a beauery in a dispute overheard by a listener. The man was said to be a Bostonian, prompting a discussion of intent and manners in the exchange.

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