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Newspaper
Columbus Evening Star
Location
Columbus, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1898
Page
4
We are in business to sell goods with first class stock at rock bottom prices. Buy direct from factory for cash and favorable terms. Our furnishing stock is new and fresh, no worn out items. A sample portion of what we carry follows.
excursion tickets sold via Pennsylvania Lines with reduced rates open to all. destinations include Naperville Illinois for German Baptist Annual Meeting, Dallas Texas for Nobles of Mystic Shrine, Toledo Ohio for United Brethren in Christ Church Biennial, Louisville Kentucky for Jr O U A M, Washington DC for national meeting, Chicago Illinois for Young People's Christian Union, Saratoga New York for Young People's Christian Union, Indianapolis Indiana for L A W National Meet, Richmond Indiana for Society of Friends Conference, Pittsburgh Pennsylvania for Knights Templar Triennial Conclave, and more. Special rates, extended return limits, and through trains from Indiana routes are noted with details available from agents or E O McCormick.
Indiana Union Christian Endeavor announces the Pennsylvania Lines as the official route for the International Convention in Nashville and the National Educational Association Meeting in Washington. The special train leaves Indianapolis July 5 at 11 a.m. arriving Nashville the same day. excursion tickets on Pennsylvania Lines available July 2–5 with return until August 1.
A New York fashion writer extols shirt waists as both stylish and comfortable for spring and summer. The piece notes durable fabrics like cotton cheviot pique and gingham, praises blouse styles, bias plaids, and striped patterns, and explains why washable materials stay looking fresh after laundering.
A quotation recalling the Wind River tragedy and the treatment of Native Americans. It describes the 3,000 red men women and children corralled there with 1,090 escaping while others starved. The text accuses Old Tippecanoe of brutality and cites a soldier’s request to kill a young survivor.
A London evening party introduces Mark Twain to a gushing young woman who asks about writer's cramp. Twain recalls having it and jokes about using beefsteak, saying it aided his cramps in a grave, humorous exchange.
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