Local Drug Advertises Wide Line of Patent Cures
An Indianapolis based advertiser lists numerous patent remedies including Blue Time Expectorant and One Minute Cough Cure. The catalog names many surnames and firms such as Ernst StautHaTn & Co. of Columbus Indiana and a broad range of products from various makers.
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Kings
Allens
Halls
Harters
Jaynes
Boschees
Pisos
Kilmers
Smiths
Browns
Whites Goldens
Layties
Sellers
Bulls
Drakes Ransoms
Chamberlains
Scotts
Crooks Angiers
Warners
Ackers
Primleys
Hieroes
Phillips
Moellers
DeWitts
Fellows
Munyons
Humphreys
Advertising Rates Notice for Locals and Contracts
Local rates for advertisements are one cent per word for the first insertion and half a cent per word for each additional insertion. Local ads run in black type at two cents per word per insertion. Special rates apply to contracts of five hundred lines or more. Annual contracts not renewed are charged at monthly rates listed above.
Death of Mrs Anna Sparks in Cortland funeral planned
Dear Mrs Anna Sparks wife of Alonzo Sparks died at home on Eighth Street at 9 o clock Tuesday evening of consumption aged 22. She leaves a husband and four children the youngest about six months. The remains were taken to Cortland Jackson county yesterday for burial.
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Anna Sparks
Alonzo Sparks
Eighth St
Cortland Jackson County
Orphans Home Addition Contracts Awarded by County Commissioners
The county commissioners let the contract for the new addition. Brockman, Louden & Tompkins awarded carpenter work. Eoats awarded brick work. Wm. Boyer awarded plastering. Henry Strausner awarded tin work. Total contract price about $333.
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Brockman, Louden & Tompkins
Cias
Eoats
Wm. Boyer
Henry Strausner
Hope Record Visitors and Local Arrivals Mentioned
Bennett Watterson of Columbus was in town last Wednesday. Ida George a Columbus teacher visited with her parents Saturday and Sunday. W H Aikin spent Thursday in Columbus. Neighbors and wife were in Columbus Friday. Michael Unger Columbus monument dealer was in town Friday. Henry Ueberroth of Columbus spent Sunday with his sister Mrs Stapp.
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Bennett Watterson
Columbus
Ida George
W.H. Aikin
Chas.s
Michael Unger
Village Gossip and Local Plans Reach Edinburg
Nehemiah ueachem hosts South Bethany and Frank Right as guests while lasses and would be suitors fail to secure a hearing. Emma Stuckey stays home a few days before returning to Columbus. Henry Noltie and a Columbus gentleman plan a machine repair shop, likely at the Paine shop on north Lylest, as Bila Collins returns for the summer.
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Frank
Nehemiah Ueachem
Cupid
Emma Stuckey
Columbus
Bila Collins
Henry Noltie
Paine's Celery Compound Promises Spring Renewal
Paine's celery compound claims to cleanse blood, strengthen nerves, and boost appetite in spring. It targets nervous weariness, sleeplessness, and rheumatic and digestive complaints with endorsements from physicians and proof of widespread use in major cities.
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Paine
America
Edward E. Phelps
Dartmouth College
Prof
Phelps
Els
Local notes record church attendance and crops in Fall Fork
Newhborn Items James Graham of Fall Fork was in town Monday. Joe Graham and family attended church at the Christian Church Sunday. Church continues at the M E Church. John L. Jones is sick. Luke Covert will plant two acres of melons this season. Schools closed in the village March 10. Sirus Davis is the champion marble player. Sam Dearmond of Indiana Cigar Co supplied merchants yesterday. Mrs. Crockett is improving. George Wright and wife attended church today.
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James Graham
Fall Fork
Joe Graham
Christian Church
M. E. Church
John L. Jones
Luke Covert
Local News Highlights From Brown County
Miss Anise McKinney wins the spelling prize at Spurgeon schoolhouse. Rivalry for Becks Grove post office. floods near Pikes Peak draw visitors. Mt Nebo protracted meeting grows. Rev Walls leads. Grange lodges form at Pills Peak and Pruitts schoolhouse aiding farmers. Cornet Comedy Co to perform March 25 at A A Manuels. Floyd Waggoner speaks often. Ray Hendershot travels Mt Nebo Houston and Freetown. County Treasurer elect Isaac Tabor recovering from measles. Wild West show rumored at Christiansburg. railroad hopes push Bedford to Columbus.
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Mt Nebo
Walls
Pills Peak
Pruitts School House
Cornet Comedy Co
Floyd
Ray Hendershot
Houston
Freetown
Isaac Tabor
Christiansburg
Brown County Democrat
Bedford
Columbus
Spurgeon Brothers Plant Orchard in Brown County
The Spurgeon Brothers plan a fine apple orchard this spring in Brown County and aim to develop a notable fruit farm. Brown County is touted as a region capable of producing premier apples.
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Spurgeon Brothers
Brown County
Illinois Sensation: Gallows Shape Appears as Woman
In Pekin youths recall a hanging of Wallace for murdering his sister a year ago. After rains the grass grew green except the gallows area, where bare ground forms an exact likeness of a woman's face with hair streaming down her back, described as a splendid likeness by locals.
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Peoria
Iun
Prosecutor Faces Contempt Action Over Judge Appointment
Indianapolis March 16 Crim inal Court complications grow as Smiley N Chambers appointed special Judge by Presiding Judge McCray is cited to show cause why he and other officials including Charles S Wiltsie Gavin L Payne and Walter B Rouse should not be punished for contempt The controversy followed protests by the Prosecuting Attorney against the judge appointment and critical press commentary.
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Indianpolis
Smiley N. Chambers
McCray
Charles S. Wiltsie
Gavin L. Payne
The
Journal
Walter 8. Rouse
Chambers
Importers Alarmed Over Pending Tariff Bill
Importers in Chicago and New York panic over a pending tariff bill. The Chicago warehouse department is overwhelmed as tobacco and cigar goods move to bond. Today $71,000 was paid to the customs cashier for tobacco and cigars with expected similar receipts tomorrow.
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ChicaGo
Mar
Custom House
New York
Fifty Years In Bed Story From Muncie
Mrs Anna Nickum a widow near Muncie Indiana is 68 and has spent 52 of those years in bed since losing the use of her legs at age 16. She married and bore 11 children, all but one of whom have died.
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Muncie
Ind
Anna Nickum
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Ernst StautHaTn & Co
Columbus, Ind
Ana
E. H. Kinney
A. Turpin
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Indiana
Chas. A. Turpin
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From the Hope
Bethany
Philadelphia
Boston
St. Louis
Sirus Davis
Sam Dearmond
Indiana Cigar Co
George Wright
Cross Ponds
Brow
Anise McKinney
Spurgeon School
Ithamer Hendershot
Jacob Ault
Beck’s Grove
George W. West
Pikes Peak
William West
Brown Co
Illinois
Washington St
Drake
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WM. Anderson
Boot and Shoe Maker
Ington, and
Franklin
Bell Phone
Broom Factory
Ani
Herman Vonstrohe
Crump’s Theater Building
Third Street
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