Tailoring Firm Promises Broad Fall Wool Enes and Fashion Flair
A local tailor advertises 36 inch wide wool, a full yard of Al wool for made to order suits, and a rich assortment of Fall wool ens in new patterns. The firm cites superior tailoring that mirrors Fashion in its finest fancies and Autumn moods.
Garfield patriarch dies at Lawnfield aged ninety four
Mentor 0 Oct father of Ian Garfield and widow of the Tate President died of old age at Lawnfield the Garfield home. He was ninety four and had been in frail health. Two children survive Mrs Camden Rockwell of New York and Capt Joseph Rudolph who lives here Nashville Tenn. Marist stto Nov 1.
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Camden Rockwell
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Joseph Rudolph
Cattie Bring High Prices at State Stock Sale
One of the largest stock sales in state history occurred at Tom C Ponting's homestead west of town. Finest Hereford cattle were auctioned, bred by the Ponting estate, shown at fairs nationwide, with bidders from across the United States. Average price reported at $200 per head.
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GAR Meeting Opens With Temporary Chairmen Appointed
A fair crowd attended last night as John Crump was named chair man and W A Meny served as temporary chairman He read committee reports which were approved and set the next meeting for Moncey night to organize committee members.
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John $. Crump
W. A. Meny
Moncey
Winney & Kinney Advertise Pain Pills and Job Work Services
The advertisement by Winney & Kinney offers Liles Pain Pilly cure for neuralgia and announces readiness to do all kinds of job work while soliciting a share of customers’ trade.
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Liles
Village Council Actions and Odd Clerical Note
Council minutes show bond approval for Verest B. Sincashy, street paving bids by Gilbert at 8c to 10 per ft, and a frame corrugated shed permit. A digressive doctor scene and a tale of a rancher and a Scottish duke follow, then articles discuss coin antiseptics in Vienna and misread market notes on New Zealand mutton quality.
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Deck
Benj. Parker
Verest B. Sincehy
Crump
Bidson
California
Mechanic and
Third Streets
Geo. W. Moyer
Wm. Everroad
Vienna University
Austria
Vincent
Vienna Medical Gazettee
St. Louia
New Zealand
New
Protective tariffs and wool demand boost farmers under Dingley
The Inter Ocean argues the tariff shifts raise wool prices for farmers while not lifting clothing costs for consumers. It notes Wilson era imports of shoddy spiked under Wilson and fell under McKinley and Dingley, yet American wool demand rose to its highest since 1892, aiding farmers with minimal price impact on suits.
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Mc—Kinley
Inter Ocean
Laxagive Bromo Quinine Tab Lets Refund Promise
Retailers recall that all druggists will refund the money to buyers for Laxagive Bromo Quinine tablets, with a full reimbursement offered to customers who purchased the product.
The Sentinel Promotes News and Subscriptions in Indiana
The Indianapolis Sentinel boasts the largest state circulation and promises abundant political and foreign news from McKinley’s administration and state government. It urges readers to subscribe with annual and weekly rates and touts its nationwide dispatches and twelve page weekly edition. Also promotes Cascarets Candy Cathartic as a health aid, with prices and guarantee.
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Sentinel
Indianapolis
Sunday Sentinel
Republican Party
Indianapolis Daily and Weekly Sentinel
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Weekly Sentinel
Mass Meeting on Beet Sugar Question in New Caste
A mass meeting is called in New Caste for this Saturday to discuss beet sugar prospects. Attending will be Prof. H W Wiley and Governor James A Mount, with Prof. C S Plumb also expected. Farmers and business people from Henry and neighboring counties urged to attend.
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New Caste
Ind
Henry
H. W. Wiley
United States
James A. Mount
C.S. Plumb
Bargains in Hartsville and nearby homes offered by Kinney Kinney
For sale or trade two story dwelling with ten acres near Hartsville for 600 dollars with 100 down and 100 a year. A home in Orinoc available with 100 down and 450 yearly payments. A house near street car stable asks 350 dollars with half cash and half in a year. A Ninth street house with barn and lot priced 450 with purchaser friendly terms. Kinney and Kinney offer fire and accident insurance at 436 Fourth St Columbus Ind.
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15Th Street
Orinoc
16Th Street
Ninth Street
Kinney & Kinney
Fourth St
Columbus
Ind
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