Local Business Notes and a Destructive Fire
Spring goods are in with Lien berger the tailor and hatter. Bud Davis and John Rice transact business in the city today from Petersville and near Walesboro respectively. Thirty new members to be initiated in Moderna Woodmen on March 15. Herbert Russel becomes traveling agent for W. W. Mooney & Sons. A fire destroyed the residence of LP Rosenbarger and a business house owned by J. M. Hammond and J. W. Lewis. loss estimated at 2500 dollars due to a defective flue.
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Order of the Moderna Woodmen
English
LP. Rosenbarger
J. M. Hammond
J. W. Lewis
Rosenbarger
Palm reading society sensation Mile. de Palkowska in New York
Mlle. de Palkowska a Polish noblewoman, 23, has captivated New York society with palmistry readings at afternoon receptions. Her background includes a Polish general father and marshal grandfather, with rapid entry into elite circles after three months in the United States. She claims palmistry is a science and warns a society guest of inherited dangers. Meanwhile Burmese women reportedly enjoy greater freedom and economic power, with wives and daughters running market stalls and earning independently in contrast to neighboring nations.
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Poland
Mile
Cleo Marie de Palkowska
New York
Mlle. de Palkowska
Augustus of
Mille
de Palkowska
Richard Lounsbery
Mlle, DE Palkowska
East Thirty-fifth Street
Marie
Mrs. Lounsbery
Mademoisele
Cheire
Mlle
West Twelfth Street
Flushing
Burma
China
India
Philadelphia Ledger
Marriage License Granted to Raleigh Burns and Eila Uulfmaster
The marriage license was issued to Raleigh Burns and Eila Uulfmaster, and to George Stienberger and Sarah V. Ceutral, according to official records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh Burns
Eila Uulfmaster
George Stienberger
Sarah V. Ceutral
Undertaker Rate War Cuts Funeral Hack Prices
Evansville undertakers slash hacks to 50 cents with a hearse included as part of a rate war. A cash premium for mourners is promised if the price cut persists. Mrs. W. Jenkins dies in Jeffersonville. funeral tomorrow. Also notes club recital, a doctor's move, and a farmer dragged to death by runaway plowing jeans near Mt Vernon.
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F. Long
W. 8. Jenkins
Jeffersonville
John Stobo
Mt. Vernon
Notable Women Mentioned Across Kabul Women and Cimarron Mayor
Miss Hamilton notes limited literacy among Kabul women yet teaches princesses and girls. The sultana, daughter of a mullah, can read Arabic but understands nothing. Mrs. Curtis, Cimarron Kansas mayor, runs a store and earns praise for handling heavy municipal debt amid county seat disputes.
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Hamilton
Kabulou
Sultana
Curtis
Cimarron
Kan
Kansas
Kansas City World
Railroa Tim s Tables Passengers Between Columbus and Cambridge City
Passenger rail schedule shows trains between Columbus and Cambridge City with times in day and night blocks. It notes Pullman sleeping cars on Nos 10 and 3 between Louisville and Chicago and buffet parlor cars on Nos 18 and 19 between Chicago and Louisville. General Manager L Loree and General Passenger Agent A Ford listed with date 1 28 97 Pittsburgh.
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Columbus
Cambridge
Ee Bly
Columbu
SONS
Flat Rock
Lewis Creek
Shelbyville
Manilla
Homer Rushville
Falmouth
Cambridge City
Pullman
Louisville
Chicago
L. F. Loree
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania Lines
Trains Run Daily Except Sunday on Big Four Route Westward
The Big Four route schedules show westbound departures from Cincinnati with multiple stops including Greensburg Burney s Hartsville Hope Miller Lambert and Columbus. Times vary by stop with evening arrivals around 9 to 11 pm and morning departures near 6 to 7 am.
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Pir Am
Ly Cinti Ar
Greensburg
C. Ho & G. June
Bnwington
Burney’s
Hartsville X-ing
Hope
Miller’s
Lambert’s
Columbus Ly
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W. Ut, Sharp
Jackson
Michigan
Arnold & CO
Washington Street
Evening Star
W. W. Lambert
Attorney AT Law
Irwin’s Bank Tack
J. F. Cox
Attorney-At-Law
Opfetoe
Crimyp
Corelease
G. W. Cooper
EB. Cooper
Cooper & Cooper
First National Bank Building
Ornado
Kinney & Kinney
Oflticke
Washington and Wifth Stpeets
LAW
First National Bank
Warthdine
Columbus Fuel & Ice Co
Noblitt’s Drug Store
Funkhouser
6Th and
Winatis Crovery
Gur
Sterling Remedy Co
Ouisage
Kew
Wabash Ave
Potomac
Lienberger
Bud Davis
Petersville
John Rice
Walesboro
Herbert Russel
W. W. Mooney & Sons
NEW York Society
Joseph Carter
Ezra Storey
Evansville
Woman's Musical Club
Presbyterian Church
Corda Foster
Dr. Reynolds
Seventh and
Washington Streets
Banker
ATH and Mechanic Sts
TG Cuick
Agenes
Lbomanzaa Agency
Sycamore St
Cincinnati
Yeanes
Munn & Co
Scientific American
Washington
Cimarron’s
Beecham
Railroa
Passenge
Les
A. Ford
Louisville Division
Ennsylvania
Indianapolis
Southport
Greenwood
Yeas
Whiteland
Franklin
Evlinbur
Columbus Ar
Elizab
Iplo
Queensville
N. Vernon
le Sellersburg
New Albany Ar
Louistilte Ar
Amiy
New Albany
Sellersburg
Honeyville
Meappins
Scattsburg
Pry
Crothersvillie
Segmour
Jonesville
Madison North Madison
Joe Young
Crump’s Theatre
Indiana
Eyar
Majestic & Garland
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