End of Season Bargains Sweep Through Local Store
Before new Spring Lines, store slashes odds and ends including shirts at 75, furniture fabric 30c, matting patterns, Linoleum by the yard 48c, glassware, Meakin china, and Chelsea velvet cloaks and dresses at deep discounts. Hundreds of items across clothing, linens, lace curtains, and rugs with major reductions up to 60 percent. Limited stock on jackets, cloaks, gloves, and undergarments. sale highlights include blankets, cloaks, and dress goods while stocks last.
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Ethata
Melrose
Madras
Clean sweep sale offers cheap merchandise now
Get busy with a house clean out and red ink on every ticket. Come quick for cheap goods before the sale ends, or risk missing desirable items. No definite closing time for this sale.
Senator's note disputes acid throwing bill claim in Corydon letter
From Our State Senator in Indianapolis dated Jan 20 1908 Thomas Corydon Ind writes to refute being the source of an acid throwing bill. He states he introduced two bills including mortgage taxation for non residents and moving township officer elections to August. He sends a Sentinel copy and invites comment while noting Democratic prospects.
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Indianapolis
W. Thomas
Corydon
Ind
Tom Diewoorar
Senate
Sentinel
Bill
Askren
BP. S
Four Corydon Churches Hold Sunday Services
Four Corydon churches held morning and evening services last Sunday. The Catholic church offered morning mass while Protestant churches and the M E church conducted sermons. Elder Grimes and Rev. Irvine preached on Soul Saving and Balaam respectively, with Dr Poucher delivering a night sermon on neglecting salvation. The Good Citizens met at the Christian church in the afternoon. A half price cook book sale at 25 cents was advertised.
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Corydon
Grimes
Christian Church
Irvine
Presbyterian Church
Balaam
M. FE
Black
Poucher
First National Strikes Back in Bank Fight
The First National denies involvement in a local banking clash but notes rival competitors pressuring customers. It claims rivals seek control of stock and capital to hinder First National’s growth in Harrison county amid ongoing conflict.
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First National
Harrison County
Marriage License Awards for Four Couples
Four couples received marriage licenses: Abba A. Martin and Goldie M. Simpson, and Jesse M. Johnson and Evaline Utz. The notices list two pairs in a single record, reflecting local civil registrations.
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Abba A. Martin
Goldie M. Simpson
Jesse M. Johnson
Evaline Utz
Death of Clyde Williams Burnville Youth
Clyde Williams aged 17, son of Thomas Williams, died Saturday from complications after a fractured hip suffered last year when a mower broke part of the tool. He was operated on at St. Anthony's hospital in Louisville six months ago. The funeral was held Monday at St. John's.
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Clyde
Thomas Williams
Burnville
St. Anthony’s Hospital
Louisville
St. John's
PAZO OINTMENT Cures Piles or Your Money Back
Itching bleeding or producing piles is relieved by PAZO OINTMENT. If it fails to cure any case within 6 to 14 days the druggist will refund the money. First application provides ease and rest. 50 cents. Send 50 cents in stamps if not carried by your druggist to Par-Isa Medicine Co St. Louis Mo for delivery.
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Paria Medicine Co
St. Louis
Death of Mrs. Kessinger in Elizabeth
Mrs Mayme Kessinger wife of Scott Kessinger of Elizabeth died last Monday at 3 am from nervous prostration aged 36. Interred in Elizabeth cemetery yesterday afternoon. She was daughter of George Seales of Elizabeth. She leaves a husband one child and many relatives and friends.
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Mayme Kessinger
Scott Kessinger
Elizabeth
George Seales
Hill Grove News Notes and Local Updates
Joe Bliss greets birth of a girl. Mary Hockman hosts Nora Harper and Una Windell guests. Myrtle Windell and Hattie Windell listed as sick. Imma Rhodes works for Abe Rhodes. James Deschamp buys Sam Mauck farm near Hill Grove. Thomas Barbee traveled to St. Louis on business last week.
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Joe Bliss
Myrtle Windell
Imma Rhodes
Abe Rhodes
Hattie
Olive Windell
Nora Harper
Una Windell
Mary Hockman
James Deschamp
Sam Mauck
Hill Grove
Thomas Barbee
St. Louis
New Insane Hospital Bill Considered in Indiana Assembly
A bill seeks 500000 dollars to create an additional hospital for the insane and form a new district from Floyd Clark Washington Scott Jefferson Switzerland Ohio Dearborn Ripley Jennings Jackson Bartholomew Brown Lawrence Monroe. Supporters suggest adding Martin Orange Harrison. If passed, the asylum may be located at New Albany, with a wish for nearby New Albany to succeed.
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Indiana General Assembly
Floyd
Clark
Washington
Scott
Jefferson
Switzerland
Ohio
Dearborn
Ripley
Jennings
Jackson
Bartholomew
Brown
Lawrence
Monroe
Martin
Orange
Harrison
New Albany
Bucklen Arnica Salve Cures Skin Ailments
Harriet Howard of 209 West 34th Street New York recounts years of Salt Rheum and Eczema that resisted treatment until Bucklen’s Arnica Salve provided relief. The advertisement touts the salve for cuts burns and sores.
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Harriet Howard
W. 34Th St
New York
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William Rogers
John Primble
Reed
Meakin and
Americh Ghieensiare
Oxford i
Ernie Ag
Lial Company
S.A
Democrat
Clyde Williams
New Insane Hospital
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