26 Jan 1905
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1905
Page
1
A tightly written sketch catalogs disagreeable types a pompous critic, a self centered egotist, and the restless fidget who invades space and nerves. It contrasts their faults with occasional redeeming traits, ending with a strong commendation for the fidget as intolerable yet revealing.
Frank Griffith of Greensburg visited his brother Dr H P Griffith early in the week Clyde Seanor leaves to resume studies at Kiski He plans to join the school basketball squad and contend for center. Rev Dr and Mrs George Rogers host a reception at their west side home Tuesday at seven Molly Lloyd Thoman to entertain 76 friends Monday afternoon honoring Mr and Mrs John Speel of Brooklyn Mrs Speel formerly Mrs Virginia White Hitchcock
Famed a Uollar for Killing Negro, TAowolu uw. dan 2h. Edward Geneau, WoAteMALArs of Lie 1. S. S. Wheel- AME, Charged Wien Winedor dn Le Arse 'degree for starting up negro prize Wighter, "Useus flarris, after the latter had asswicred in in on saloon, was found : WGGST the ink the third degree and was fined $1 by Butigoe Vebwlit. fHreavy Subscriptions for Miners, Egsen, Prussia, dan, 40.The sub scriptions for the strikers loth in and outside this district augregate about $800,000. 'The effect of the prohibition 'of the local authorities at various Places to carry around subscription pers has been to increase the volun tary courticuluns. Socialists Defeat Herr Placke. . Merlin, Jan. Y6-Herr Albrecht, Bo alist, has been elected to the velch vae on the Kalhe-Aschersleben dia Mophet by 21,719 votes over Herr Placke, allows Liberal. K Kaiser's Son Has Pneumonia. Berlin, Jan. 26.-Prince Kitel-Pried second son of Emperor William, uffering from pneumonia. MBaigning to be bad Friday and Sat Jac. 97 and 28 at B. B. Vogel's.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company plans a personally conducted tour to California aboard a Golden Gate Special train, departing New York Philadelphia Baltimore and Washington February 18 and returning by March 31. Round trip fares run 375 dollars from most points and 870 from Pittsburgh, with detailed itineraries available through listed ticket agents.
Mr Stewarts Kamittca of Mikia and Miss Kuna Barnett of this place wed last evening at the M K parsonage. Rev G S Holmes of the Methodist church performed the ceremony.
Real value in Moslin Modern near Friday and Saturday January 27 and 28 at H. B. Vogel's.
Charles R. McUullough writes to the editor to correct a report on a Plumville meeting of Farmers' Telephone Company stake holders. He says he spoke as a representative for local line owners between Smicksburg Loop North Point Indiana and Hamilton Jefferson counties and denies attempting to disrupt the gathering. He asserts he advocated lawful interests of people opposing the officers action and asks for publication of his clarification.
The advertisement urges Mi-o-na as the cure for winter digestive woes caused by indoor living, overeating, and poor ventilation. It claims Mi-o-na strengthens the stomach, soothes irritation, and improves digestion, with benefits including better sleep and reduced headaches, offered for 60 cents a box with a guarantee.
Daugherty Bros and E W Allison praise Laxakola as a mild tonic laxative with guaranteed satisfaction. They claim there are many laxatives but this liquid product is reliable and palatable for adults and children alike. The store promises a money back guarantee if customers are disappointed.
In Cleveland on January 20 Mrs Cassie Chadwick was formally adjudged bankrupt. Creditors may file claims within legal time. A meeting of creditors will be held to appoint a trustee to manage her property until sale after the death. Assets listed include several building lots and other properties with liabilities ranging from 10,450 to 81,600. Attorney Dawley notes bondsmen offered no bail yet. A Gilbert notes local bank involvement.
A long string of old style ads lists wanted help for general house work and numerous real estate offerings. Posts include rentals, sales of buildings, farms, and building lots, locations on Seventh Street and Ninth Street, an Indiana Pennsylvania lost item, and notices for hotels and homes near the Normal Campus with prices and features.
All this week or until Saturday January 28 Mahaffey exclusive opticians of Pittsburg offer free eye examinations at Clawson House Indiana Pa with glasses priced 2 to 8 dollars. One optician visits Blairsville February 2 3 4 at Merchants Hotel. Two year guarantee on fitted glasses with free changes. A testimonial from G Risinger of Tulick Pa praises comfort and long wear.
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