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Newspaper
Hamilton Democrat Sun
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1907
Page
5
County Auditor Chris Pabst reports state totals from the state auditor with notable changes: horses down 2,351. cattle down 87,656. mules down 248. sheep up 108,538. hogs up 324,612. Butler county statistics follow.
The funeral for Ed Cartwright will be held Wednesday at his home on North D Street at 2:00 PM. Interment will be at Greenwood Cemetery. Services by Rev. C. W. Fallwardt and attended by the Fraternal Order of Eagles, of which Cartwright was a member.
The ladies of the St Barbara society will meet Wednesday evening at 7 30. The meeting place is at Seventh and Rigdon streets.
An advertisement asserts catarrh is a constitutional disease requiring systemic treatment. Hall's Catarrh Cure by F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, offers to cure with blood and mucous surface action, with a $100 reward for failures. Sold by druggists at 75 cents. includes Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
The store on 236 High Street in Hamilton touts itself as carrying the largest line of carpets in the city.
A short note lists mushroom spamn at Rothenbushs with a Wed Sat schedule and 4t wk y 2t references.
Gard and Murphy of the common pleas court announce civil case assignments by date through November 2. Entries list parties such as Fresh vs. C. & D. Ry Co, Daugherty Bros. vs. St Marys Church, Indianapolis Brewing Co. vs. William Jervis, and more, with October dates and numerous defendants and plaintiffs.
A Middletown dispatch reports a Cleveland tailor J J Hoeter linked to a murder near St Bernard. Witnesses say Hoeter, with companion Slarry Nance, traveled as tailors and once worked together. Nance described as 23, possibly seen with Hoeter day before the crime. A crowd is billed for Krebs baseball finale at League Park next Sunday with Milder's boys facing an Industrial league selection. tickets sold locally.
The funeral for Peter Humbach who died in St. Louis will be held Thursday at 2 o'clock at his daughter Mrs Yaehe's home 521 Front Street and at 2 30 at St Johns church Interment at Greenwood Members of the German Benevolent association and the St Johns church Benevolent association will attend the funeral.
The Rev Henry Nevin of the First Reformed church will attend the Ohio synod annual session in Bellevue from Thursday until Monday or Tuesday. He is expected to return with the group after the meetings conclude.
If taken patiently and persistently will relieve the most obstinate cases of indigestion constipation bad blood bad liver no matter how long standing. Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea will do. 35 cents Tea or Tablets. The Radcliffe Drug Co. cor High and 2d sts 231 High street.
Misses Ella and Fanehon Haywood will present their sketch Teasing at the Grand Family Theatre Friday night in Dayton. The Haywood Sisters previously won first prize for a Lakeside Park theatre sketch praised for vaudeville style by refined, capable performers.
A New York dispatch notes the Hamilton Otte Coke company operates a fifty-oven plant in Hamilton, Ohio, sourcing coal from the same field as Indianapolis. Coke brings $3.25 to $3.50 per ton, financing operations while by products gas tar and ammonia yield profits. The coke firm sells surplus gas to its own distributing arm at about 15 cents per thousand, which resells to consumers at 60 cents, netting 25 cents per thousand on gas not produced.
George T. Reiss, a well known manufacturer, finalized a $20,000 transfer of the southwest corner property at Third and Dayton streets. Alexander Gordon made the transfer. Tod Roll, pharmacist, occupies the first floor while the upper floors are divided into flats. Reiss plans no changes to the property.
Humane Officer Yerigan found a half starved horse deserted by Dayton Tea Co. agent James Frazer who is reported missing. The animal was taken to the Geary Eagle livery stable awaiting owner contact and payment. The delivery wagon remained at the stable where George Lingler found the horse Monday afternoon.
Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea promises healing action from the moment it enters the mouth and claims to restore the whole system to a healthy state. The product is sold at 35 cents as tea or tablets through Radcliffe Drug Co at High and 24th streets and 231 High.
The president of the Notre Dame academy alumnae calls a special meeting for October 13 at 4 30 p m in the academy hall to arrange for the month's mind for deceased member Miss Florence Marr. Mrs J A Tully.
Members of Ottwmwas Tribe No 190 at Middletown are summoned to a district school on Wednesday Oct 9 Council fire at 9 30 am and work until 7 30 pm followed by a grand street parade Dance and general good time Eagle Union band to accompany the tribe WM BEESLEY Sachem
Former Hamilton county Commissioner William H H Blair has been moved from Beebe sanitarium Cincinnati to a sanitarium at Oxford. Mrs Blair reports he is improving slowly and shows new hopes for recovery after his escape from Beebe.
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