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Newspaper
Hamilton Democrat Sun
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1907
Page
16
For estate settlement, a 102 acre farm nine miles from Hamilton is offered for private sale for sixty days. It features blue grass pastures, four springs, fourteen acres of timber, plowed land, an almost new barn costing about half the asking price, and strong stock-raising potential. If not sold it will be rented for fall seeding. contact Rentschler blog Sixth Floor Hamilton Ohio for details.
Sallie Burns of Butler County Ohio files in the Court of Common Pleas for divorce from James H. Burns of Buckhorn Kentucky. She alleges marriage in 1861 in Clay County Kentucky, gross neglect and abandonment, and seeks absolute ownership of Lot 371 in the Hamilton Improvement Syndicate subdivision East Hamilton with dower relief and alimony. Defendant must answer by October 19, 1907.
A brief note on the impact of small details in gentlemanly dress, highlighting trims and the importance of finishing touches. The piece teases proper offerings in Clothes to enhance natty, jaunty appearances and urges attention to the little things.
Display includes sugar and cream sets, portrait crayon etching, ink penmanship, ornamental carving, clay modeling, and wood carving. Youngest scholar presents a hand dragging specimen.
Committees will meet at 9 a m at the secretary's office to conduct exams and awards across classes. Horse divisions include coach, stallions, mares and geldings from yearlings to four years, plus roadster teams and speed events with purses ranging from 350 to 400 dollars. George W Bain of Lexington Ky is secured as starter and praised as an expert.
Local listings show a packed Thursday card with multiple 2:16 trot 2:15 2:23 pace and 2:25 trot purses ranging from 350 to 600. Entries include Lord Constantine Nice Boy Harry R Ben G Geo Burton and Mary B among many others across Indiana Ohio Kentucky and West Virginia venues. The fair expands with a new Jamestown exhibition featuring The Camm Brothers musemageps and acts like Midget City Clever Carl and Punch and Judy drawing crowds.
Mrs B Lackman of Price Hill Cincinnati lost or was robbed of a pocketbook at the C H D station while bidding friends goodbye. It contained 8 to 10 dollars two return tickets to Cincinnati and two keys. Police conducted a search but found nothing.
A Yankee girl travels to Paris and draws attention as she uses Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea at the Radcliffe Drug Co located at the corner of High and Second Streets and 231 High Street.
Retail listing highlights plain skirts at 25c and flounce skirts at 50c. Merchandise notes emphasize available sizes and stock, appealing to shoppers seeking affordable ladies wear.
A scene from The Card King of the Coast is slated for next Monday night at Smiths Theatre. Attendance expected from local patrons and drama enthusiasts.
The Latimore Leigh Stock Company presents Yankee Bess at Smith's Theater tonight with Myrkle H ard er Amusement Company also featuring McEnroe and Laporte Miss Billie Long Stricklin’s dog and monkey circus Miss Alice Hilton Latimore and Leigh and the Libougraph plus the 23 materialization act. Popular prices run all week and Thursday night offers Crypsy Jack.
The Klondike tale The Card King of the Coast portrays a frontier justice era where miners enforce their own law, vigilantes wield ropes, and guns rule the Skid Road world. Vance and Sullivan present this big production, showing next Monday night.
LeRoy Sumner stars as Billy in the melodramatic new production Billy the Kid at Smiths theater Sunday with a four act, elaborate show. The tale unfolds in New Mexico and promises heroic poses and romantic scenes with strong atmospheric impact.
Advert says Catarrh is a constitutional disease and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure from F J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio as the only constitutional remedy. It claims to act on the mucous membranes and offers a hundred dollar reward for any failure to cure with internal dosing. Also advertises Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
John Lewis, a colored man from New Orleans, was arrested near the elevator of Anderson and Shaffer by police on suspicion of theft. He was found selling goods believed stolen and later confessed to pawning a small satchel, a $2 Iver Johnson revolver, and shoes at a North Third street pawn shop. He remains in custody for further investigation.
Mrs. W. H. Groate was removed from 236 North Eleventh Street to Mercy hospital. She is afflicted with typhoid fever.
Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea promoted as the greatest restorative, a pure vegetable preparation with no alcohol or minerals. Sold by The Radcliffe Drug Co at High and Second Streets and 321 High Street for 35 cents each or tablets.
J. H. Clark of the Cincinnati Northern Traction Co filed a warrant in police court against Jay Grothne for throwing stones at a street car last Saturday near the Niles Tool Works.
John West was taken into custody Tuesday at South and Central avenues on suspicion. After examination he was released as the wrong man sought by police.
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