Madison June pensions and Fourth of July races at park
Pensions secured for June include Witows'dane C. Bateridge and Mary A. Stodgiill among others. A five person official group picture was taken by Will Ernat with Auditor Taylor and county officers noted as present except Sheriff Wallace who was away. Fourth of July races at the Park draw big interest, with many famous horses expected and a crowd likely to fill Madison Park similar to county fair days. The notice ends with an advertisement for Syrup of Figs from the California Fig Syrup Co.
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Othiers
Will Ernat
Taylor
Tevis
Copeland
McNutt
Reed
Morton and Crozier
Lochard
Board of Review
Messrs
Gilper
Roberts
Mayfield
Toe Ee
James Simera
Peter Plortholer
Joby Beckett
Joan D. Shingleton
Madison
Wedding Anniversary Surprise for the Clarks on West Main
A pleasant surprise honored Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Clark on their 28th wedding anniversary at their West Main Street home. Friends gathered as the couple were away, with refreshments served and heartfelt wishes for many more years together. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Charles Littell, Peter Anderson, John Shaughnessy, Mrs. Frank McKay, Mesdames Gordon and Trout, and several Misses and others from the community.
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J. C. Clark
West Main Street
Clark
Charles Littell
Peter Anderson
Charlies Gebert
John Shaughessy
Frederick Grebe
C. M. Murphy
G W. Augustine
Mesdames
Frank McKay
Gor Jdon
Trout
Austeroollier
May
Misses Wate Faber
Lizzie
Mary Toole
Cora McKay
Mary Ernst
Sie'a Thompsos
Anderson, Lad
Madison Pride and Public Spirit Advice Column
Citizens are urged to welcome strangers, share friendly information, and promote Madison. Highlight the town’s excellence including river and railroad access, roads, schools, churches, utilities, shaded streets, and paving. Positive talk by residents creates good impressions for visitors and future mentions of Madison.
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Madison
Madison Hotel Arrivals and Weather Report Notice
Madison hotel arrivals list names several guests from Cincinnati New Albany Indianapolis Covington Louisville and St Louis. Prof Goanesi reports June temperatures and wind direction with a 74 degree mean. A Ryker Ridge Baptist Sunday School Fourth of July picnic is announced along with an advertisement for Miles Heart Cure patent remedy.
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Turspar
Barderson
Cincinnati
L Meyers
D. Smith
G C. Straus
H- A
Greves
I. Pratt
New Albany
Alexander
Indianapolis
H. Seider
J C. Horst
IF Ott
G. W. Tucker
O. Lott
Cambridge City
F. Kooebber
Covington
J. E. Omica
Columbus
J.T. Brooks
A J. M. Osborn
G.L Torey
St. Loui
Norre Ewing
New Castle
Kentucky
Sale Thomas
Kees
Goanesi
W. P. Gossen
U.S
Katefall
Ryker’s Ridge Baptist Sunday School
Grove
Remedies for insomnia and a regiment inspection noted
The item cites various insomnia cures including a dark room and a cream and celery gruel. It mentions an intelligent physician’s suggested bed remedy and a “round-trip on electric street cars.” Also reported is Major Vanosdol and officers attending a Columbus inspection with 25 to 30 regimental officers present. A Madison County Board of Review assessment finds merchants’ assessments satisfactory with nine-tenths reporting increases.
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Cotore Argue D Vanosdol
Edward G. Niklaus
Clements Wewer
Joseph R. Gorgas
Columbus
County Board of Review
Madison
Wedding Tonight for Archibald Monroe and Fannie Forse
Mr Archibald Monroe son of Captain George Monroe of the Madison Wharfbost Company and Miss Fannie Forse daughter of Mrs Kate Forse will be married by Rev Michael L Gutbneck at St Michael’s parsonage tonight.
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Archibald Monroe
George Monroe
Madison Wharfbost Company
Fannie Forse
Kate Forse
Michael L. Gutbneck
Bt. Michael’s
Letter of thanks from Gov Taylor to Kentucky donors
Jefferson County delegates send support to Gov. Taylor who replies grateful for the sympathy and material aid. He notes broad Kentucky unity and vows to continue the fight for civil liberty, asserting the need to end a law and ensure every citizen votes and has their vote counted.
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Jefferson County
Taylor
Gelatt
Kentucky
Wittraw
Pleasant Pointers Social notes from North Madison area
Local social column lists visits and relatives across Madison area. Names include Bramwell Francisco Suter Morton Temple McDonald Denning Imel and Porter. Activities cover church events, children's day, weekend visits, and illnesses. several trips to Columbus Indianapolis Cincinnati and Chicago noted.
Mrs Emma S Barriger dies at twenty in 1900
Emma Stewart Barriger died on Thursday June 7 1900 at 4 o clock aged twenty. Daughter of Josiah Stewart she joined the Baptist Church in 1895 at Corn Creek and married Isaac Barriger February 28 1900. Survived by father two sisters and three brothers. Funeral at ten Friday at the church with Rev M Priest officiating and burial beside her mother.
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Emma Stewart Barriger
Josiah Stewart
Baptist Church
Corn Creek
Isaac Barriger
M. Preist
Jesus
Bellview Items Highlight Local Happenings
Rev J A Childs preached at Hebron last Sunday Elkanah Wright of Greenwood made a flying visit last Friday A crow wearing a sheep belt amuses neighbors for days Nora Sandifer visited friends and relatives Hebron Sunday school benefits from Dr Alpha Chiles A busy town hosts a dry goods store grocery hardware and several smaller shops
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J. A. Childs
Hebron
Elkanah Wright
Greenwood
Nora Sandifer
Alpha Chiles
Ledger closing woes and flatness on the left page
Business men learn that when closing Ledger Ac counts or reducing balances the credit side on the left hand ledger page resists a flat surface. The curved surface complicates ruling and requires time to achieve a neat, straight line.
Teddy Roosevelt Heroic Valor Praised at Stirrup Ranch
A wartime tribute lauds Theodore Roosevelt as a bold, loyal leader. It hails his patriotic service and calls him a daring, tireless public servant who will advance progress. The piece ends with a salute to Roosevelt at Stirrup Ranch, Col, in June.
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Teddy
Beys
Piri
Hia
McKinley
Fred
Stirrup Ranch
Col
Chicago Post
Percy
Mr. Henpeck
Chicago Timea-Herald
Scotch Settlement Notes and Local Visit Highlights
McGuecor June 25 reports Mrs. Minnie Harvey of Indianapolis visiting her parents, and Agnes Crawford with Mabel Garvey visiting David Scott at Pleasant Ridge. Wm Gien sold cattle in Vevay to Laramore and Shingles. Prof Gten Culbertson of Hanover visited relatives. Lida Weir returned from a weeks stay with relatives. John Crawford visited Madison. Agnes Ralston hosted by sons Robert and Rodolphus at Correct. Alvin Spencer visiting Joseph and Mrs Buchanan at Hicka. Wheat harvests uneven, grain uncertain, blackberries look promising. Caledonia Young People’s Christian Union picnic set for July 21 near Samuel Culberton’s woods by the church.
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Young Peoples’ Christian Union of Caledonia
Samuel Culberton
Shady Grove
Kent Items Notes From June 23 1900
The rain hinders farmers from saving the wheat crop. Mrs W C Hall of Frankfort visits sister Mrs H Whiley and other relatives. Mrs De T E Swan and Miss Bauntie of Hanover visit Ruth Montgomery. Dr S R Deputy and mother relocate to Catlettsburg Kentucky for practice. Rev L F Wolf of Volga preaches at Baptist Church. Postmaster HY Montgomery and sister Ruth with nephew James enjoy hospitality at Miss Laura Cooper’s near Milton Kentucky.
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Kent
W. C. Hall
Frank Tin
H. Whiley
Mra
Cattletsburg
L. F. Wolf
Volga
Satwey
D. Montgomery
Ruth
James
Nice Mary Montgomery
Laura Cooper
Milton
New Commanders Arrive as Cincinnati District Sees Shifts
Commander William H. Turner U S N arrives in Cincinnati to lead the Lighthouse Board for the Cincinnati District succeeding C T Force who moves to command the Celtic sailing to Manila in San Francisco. Turners family resides in Cincinnati. He served on the Pacific Station aboard the Town and taught at the Newport War College since the Spanish American War.
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William H. Turner
U.S. N
Thaa
Cincinnati
Lighthouse Board
Cncinnati
C. T. Force
San Francisco
Celtic
Manila
Turner
Battleship Town
War College
Newport
R.I
Southeastern Indiana Fair Circuit schedule and notes
The Southeastern Indiana Fair Circuit lists Osgood July 31 to August 3 with Chas Gray as secretary, North Vernon August 7 to 10 with F H Naver, Madison August 14 to 17 with C R Johnson, Franklin August 28 to September 1 with W S Young, Shelbyville September 4 to 8 with C E Amadeo, Columbus September 11 to 14 with Ed Redman, and the State Fair September 17 to 22 with Charles Downing. A note on cold drinks claims they worsen feverish mouths and stomachs while hot drinks supposedly relieve thirst when the body is overheated.
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Osgood
Chas. W. Gray
North Vernon
F. H. Naver
Madison
C. R. Johnson
Franklin
Young
Shelbyville
C. E. Amadeo
Columbus
Ed. Redman
Charles Downing
Doan's Kidney Pitts Praised By Madison Mother
A Madison mother credits Doan's Kidney Pills with preventing urinary trouble in children. Elizabeth Lowering of 744 West Main Street urges mothers to use the remedy after doctors and other treatments failed. Doan's Kidney Pills are sold by dealers nationwide at 50 cents, from Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo NY.
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Madison
Elizabeth Lowering
West Main Street
Dean
W. A. Rogers
Doan
Foster- Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
Bole
U. S
Dmon wed-Ind&w
Editor Recommends Chamberlain's Diarrhoea Remedy
Publisher extols Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as a trusted preventive of suffering after twenty years of use in their family. It urges keeping a bottle on hand to curb attacks before a physician is needed, and cites positive endorsements from druggists and customers.
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Sylvan Valley News
Brevant
N. C
Chamberlain
James Hargan
Dmon-Wed-Friéel
Tickets to Charlgtor Vacation Sale Dates Set
Tickets to Charlgetor will be sold July 8 and on the 5th, 6th, and 8th via Pennsylvania Lines. The sale supports a meeting of National Educational Restoration. Anyone may take advantage of the special rate for a vacation outing. Passenger and Ticket Agents of Pennsylvania Lines will issue the passes near the station. June 18.
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Pennsylvania
Ermaren Sans
Enneyivvania
Near- Jestone
Indiana Special Train to National Democratic Convention
A special Indiana train will carry delegates to the National Democratic Convention in Kansas City. The Indiana Special departs Indianapolis at 3:30 a.m. Monday July 24 and arrives Kansas City at 7:00 a.m. Tuesday July 25. Tickets via Pennsylvania Lines available July 1 2 and 3. inquiries through W W Ricarp BON Indianapolis district passenger agent.
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Kansas City
Indiana
Indianapolis
Kaily
Hoosier State
St. Louis
Pennsylvania
Alsa
W. W. Ricarp- Bon
Summer Outings Offered by Penneys- Paonia Lines
The Seashore Mountain and Lake resorts are the top summer havens for idlers. Agents of the Penneys- Paonia Lines provide full information on rates train service and through car comfort. They assist in planning trips and offer free guidance. W. ae Lindley ticket agent at Medien nd ree ewang Cincinnati Louisville Columbus Pittsburgh.
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Penneys- Paonia
Pennsylvania Lines
W. Ae Lindley
Medien, Nd
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