Local notes from Byrneville and district residents
Dr Baylor of Milltown called to Byrneville Saturday. A Hazzard sprained ankle and stays home. Miss Josie Byrn convalescent after sickness. George Hollowell of New Albany visited relatives. Edward Martin toured Crawford Hills. Warren Byrn, candidate for supervisor, in town Sunday. Wells for Mr Frank reach 140 feet with no water. Blanchie Burn to take business course after spring. O H Montgomery of Seymour to advise wife’s land and timber. CG N Maymen proud of factory. Birth of a boy named George Washington. Christine Sears dies aged resident near here. burial at St John’s. W W Kepley moved to Mitchel property. Galena loss noted. Welcome Bepley. Albert Maton township trustee in to arrange for another teacher. Thanks from Abe. Mail service and phone hoped for soon with government gifts in which we live. Farmers seek better facilities and easier mail delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Baylor
Milltown
Our Town
A. Hazzard
Josie Byrn
George Hollowell
New Albany
Edward Martin
Crawford
Warren Byrn
Mr. Frank
Blanchie Burn
O.H. Montgomery
Seymour
CG. N. Maymen
George Washington
Christine Sears
St. John’s Ehure
W. W. Kepley
Charges Withdrawn Against Bishop Talbot in Pennsylvania
The Dreesanters of Bishop Ethelbert Talbot in the central Pennsylvania diocese withdraw written charges against him. They reserve right to present new charges. They offer to submit proofs to a church board of inquiry if prompted, to investigate circulating rumors about his character.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelia
Dreesanters
Ethelbert Talbot
Central Pennsylvania
Protestant Episcopal Church
N. W. Irvine
Talbothe
Talbot
Board of Inquiry
Sou
Dowie Plans Mission to Mexico for New Colony
Chicago evangelist John Alexander Dowie seeks to connect with Mexico for a missionary venture and to establish a substantial settlement as a second nation project. He envisions transforming a large tract of land into a base for his movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Alexander Dowie
Tdi
Mexico
Gillespie Guilty in Murder of Twin Sister
James Hbosnie found guilty of the murder of his twin sister Elizabeth Gillespie. He and sister Belle Seward along with Myron Barbour defendants faced a five week trial. Elizabeth Gillespie was shot in her parlor while preparing to entertain a women’s literary club a year ago.
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Tan
James Hbosnie
Belle Seward
Myron Barbour
Elizabeth Gillespie
James
Women’s Literary Club
Colorado Legislature Convenes in Gubernatorial Contest Start
Denver dispatch reports the Colorado Legislature opens at noon to organize and set no governorship actions for Peabody versus Adams. In Indiana, James Gillispie and codefendants were found guilty of murdering Elizabeth Gillispie with life imprisonment designated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
Denver
Peabody
Alva Adams
Peruna Endorsed by Medical Experts in 1905
Medical examiner R Llewellyn Jordan lauds Peruna's benefits after one month of use as he praises the remedy's curing claims. Physicians increasingly prescribe Peruna, calling it a unique internal catarrh remedy, with testimonials from Dr. Robert R. Roberts and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Llewellyn Jordan
U.S. Treasury Department
Columbia College
West Point
United States
Robert R. Roberts
M. D
Washington, D.C
Hartman
Confer with Nicholas Tightens War Course Still Unchanged
In St Petersburg on January 9 the conference of Emperor Nicholas with M Witte and other ministers has not yet produced any change to the war program. Peacemaker talk appears unconfirmed while London papers and foreign diplomats question any immediate peace move and continue to watch for potential negotiations if Japan makes an offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Nicholas
Council of the Empire
M. Witte
Neyss
Lainxdorn
Euch
Manehnuria
Russia
Count Lamsdorff
Peacg
Gosso
Japan
Port Arthur
United States
Indiana General Assembly Opens with Ceremonies and Appointments
The sixty fourth biennial Indiana General Assembly convened with Republican leaders naming officers in the house and senate. Governor Durbin’s message was read. no other business occurred until Monday including the inauguration formalities for Governor Hanly and Lieutenant Governor Miller. Also reported, Alva Adams was declared Colorado governor with 123,078 votes against Peabody’s 118,304.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durbin
J. Frank Hanly
Indiana
Hugh T. Miller
Alva Adams
Colorado
Adams
Peabody
Brief dispatches from around the world and nation
Reports note General Stoessel’s surrender draws no criticism in Russia. J Frank Hunt elected Idaho House speaker. Edward Warner, retired brigadier general, dies in New York. Pasadena’s 17th Tournament of Roses festival draws 60 000. Robert Gardner kills Thomas Pendleton in Kentucky. Insolvencies show 12 224 firms defaulting to $144 307 462 in 1904. Japan seeks war rule changes on blockades. Porto Rico to adopt civil service similar to the Philippines. Moses E Clapp endorsed for U S Senate by Minnesota legislature. Polish miner’s home in Morris Run burns. ten may die. Michigan caucus endorses Burrows for a third term. Port Ar 44T? permits Russian officers to keep side arms. others remain POWs. Four Idaho postmasters hold polygenist appointments. Himneartan elections set for Jan 28. Russian loan decree for $81 million. Indiana’s 64th general assembly convenes. Theodore Thomas reported ill with pneumonia. U S Steel to share profits with workers. Numerous false naturalizations reported to state department. Japanese capture 25 000 Port Arthur prisoners. 35 000 inhabitants with 20 000 ill. James Gillespie gets life for twin sister murder in Rising Sun Indiana. Bank run forces Citizens Bank of North Liberty to close. Sir Thomas Lipton seeks designer for another Shamrock to defend Americas Cup. Sawmill boiler explosion near Elizabethtown Kentucky kills two, wounds several. Senator Bailey proposes six year presidential term with no re election. Brig Gen Nathaniel Collins McLean dies in Bellport New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
Bez
General Assembly
Indiana
Theodore Thomas
Chicago
United States Steel Corporation
State Department
Port Arthur
James Gillespie
Rising Sun
Ind
Citizens Bank of North Liberty
Thomas Lipton
James Bailey
Elizabethtown
Bailey
Nathaniel Collins McLean
John McLean
Monroe
Jackson
Bellport
Harroun grain elevator fire destroys 9700 bushels at Kansas City
Fire engulfed the Harroun grain elevator in Kansas City destroying 9700 bushels of wheat. No injuries reported.
Overcoats and Suits Sale Prices Listed
A garbled ad lists various clothing items and sale prices including overcoats at 15.00 12.50 10.00 and 7.50 and suits at 12.50 13.50 9.95 10.00 7.95 5.95 3.95 plus shirts and boys knee pants suits.
Dry Goods and Notions Sale Humane to All Customers
Dry goods and notions list with apron gingham dress calico and patterned fabrics. Yard wide percales and buckram waisting. Oxford mer. waisting. bleach damask. linen. Canton and outing cloth. Various ladies and children garments priced to clear. heavy emphasis on rapid sale and value.
Local Social Notes From Raccoon Valley
Health is good as residents share visits and holiday gatherings. Jacob Reinhardt visited Charles Gardner in Crandall last Sunday. George Woertz delivered apples to Lanesville last Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Reinhardt
Chas. Gardner
Crandall
George Woertz
Lanesville
Smith shop for sale and tools for rent in Elizabeth Ind
In Elizabeth, a first class blacksmith shop with new tools is offered for sale and the shop may be rented with arrangements to suit a good smith. Call or address Andy Exurrt, Elizabeth, Ind. Farmers urged to attend institute sessions at Crandall Friday and at DePauw Saturday this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth
Andy Exurrt
Ind
Institute
Crandall
DePauw
Hyomei Promised Cure for Catarrh with Testimonial Support
Advertisement touts Hyomei as the sole scientific cure for catarrh. It claims pills and tonics fail, while Hyomei kills germs in air passages and enters the blood. Mrs. Le Rendu of Cleveland credits it with life saving improvement after long illness. money-back guarantee offered by L. A. Riley & Son. complete outfit priced at $1 with extra bottles for 50c as needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
le Rendu
Western Avenue
Cleveland
Ohio
England
France
L. A. Riley & Son
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Byrneville
Ape Williams
Silerrett
Bradford Pond
Sing
Phaly Co
Episcopal Church
Gillespie
James Gillispie
Byron Barbour
Elizabeth Gillispie
Ising Sun
The
United States Treasury
Gies
Choe
OES Jones
St. San Franciseo
Cals Poruna Dais
Pols
Wallan
Rerpeda
M.C. Ger
Twarttian
Jariman
Hartman Sanitary
Cabumbus Ohio
Llewellyn Jordan
Medical Examiner
Peage
St. Petersburg !S
Czar
Keller’s
Beare
Tatana
Indianapolis
Indiana General Assembly
House
Stiney Cautwoh
Hartford City
Charles F. Hurst
George Heilmer
Fivansville
Levies ' Sharne
Fort Wayne
JessesVo Eon
Rensselaer
Cauecus
Stoessel
J. Frank Hunt
Edward R. Warner
New York
Pasadena
Cal
Waverly
Robert Gardner
Thomas Pendleton
Gardner
Philippines
Porto Rico
Moses E. Clapp
United States Senate
Minnesota
Morris Run
Julius C. Burrows
Michizen
Port Ar- 44T
Sousa
Springfield
Mass
Kansas City
Sanaa
Arabia
Senate
William D. Crum
Charleston
D. C
Nagasaki
Lloyd Lowndes
Maryland
Cumberland
Alexandria
National Livestock Convention
National
Wool Growers’ Association
House Committee On Military Affairs
Ben Wes
Oxford
Canton
Lot Thompson
W. H. Keller Co
Raccoon Valley
Nellie Woertz
No. 8
Jinkins
Charles Duncan
John Duncan
Mr. and
James Crosby
Mrs
Ed Yenewine
Helltown
Della Brown
Lillie Brown
Tranklin
Joe Routh
Dillie Lone
Louisville
Jessie Lone
John [Seman
Emma
Ella Schneider
Black Creek
Messrs
Pink
Arthur Brown
Clarence Thomas
Hyomei
Sease
Laconia
Scottt Crosiik & Co
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