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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 10, 1904

Page

6

Veteran railroad man sues for long service career

David Mullen of North Ninth street, a Pennsylvania Railroad conductor, marks 42 years of active railroad service with no injuries. He helped lay the Indiana Branch roadbed, began in 1861 as a warehouse man, rose to conductor, and has long commanded Indiana Branch passenger trains. He may soon be placed on a pension roll as he nears retirement.

Indiana Pennsylvania Railroad Company David Mullen North Ninth Street Indiana Branch Homer City Sharpsburg Pittsburg Didiana Twolick Blairsville Mr. Mullen Thomas Simpson

Improvements Spread Across Cunningham Department Store

Cunningham Department Store plans add two stories to the rear to form a three story building with a women’s waiting room on the first floor and a large second floor coat and suit department. A third floor sewing room stock room and tailoring area will be served by a water powered elevator. Leslie Pattison plans a 50 foot rear addition creating an 80 foot shop room for a growing lines of house furnishings and art novelties with installment sales. Harvey Johnston to manage this expanding department. Liveryman J M Cunningham will remodel the Philadelphia street property into a three story store with a central door and large display windows and will house D M Caldwell and Otis Trainer on the second floor. A large rear addition to the Cunningham livery stable accompanies the project.

Cunningham Department Store Cunningham Jace Leslie Pattison Pattison Harvey Johnston Pittsburg J. M. Cunningham Philadelphia Street D. M. Caldwell Otis Trainer

Mystery of Health Revealed With New Life Pills

A vivid note claims Dr Kings New Life Pills brighten the complexion by stimulating lazy digestion and preventing constipation. The ad urges readers to try the pills, priced at 25 cents, at Daugherty Bros in Indiana PA Sickenberger Co Homer City E Greens Plumville PA and other local druggists.

Dr. King Daugherty Bros Indiana Sickenberger & Co Homer City E. Green's Plumville

Pastor Wanshuis Installed at Three Richmond Churches

Rev. H W Wanshuis, recently chosen pastor for the Presbyterian churches at Richmond Gilgal and Covode, will be installed this week. The Covode Mt Pleasant installation was held at 11 o'clock yesterday with G W McIntyre preaching and J R Mohr and H P Forestman taking charges. Rockbridge Richmond installation occurred last night with the same minister officiating and Gilgal's service followed this forenoon at LL o'clock.

H. W. Wanshuis Richmond Gilgal Covode Mt. Pleasant G. W. McIntyre J. R Mohr H. P. Forestman Rockbridge Gilgal Church

Cough remedy Kemp's Balsam offers trial size free

A promotion urges letting a persistent cough run its course only to push readers to try Kemp's Balsam. It claims the medicine cures with the first dose and guarantees satisfaction, priced 25 and 50 cents, available at druggists with a free trial size.

West Kansas weather and church calls report

News from the West notes W H Craig of Green Kansas reports excellent weather with no snow or rain for two months until ten days ago and business in the state remains prosperous. In Allegheny area congregations call Rev Hutchison from the theological seminary in Allegheny and Rev Scott accepts the pastorate of Second Presbyterian Church. Also advertised are Dean's Ointment for itch relief at 50 cents, Dayton real estate offerings from W Gallaher, including two dwellings two lots a business block and four farms near Dayton Armstrong County.

W. H. Craig Green Kan Progress Kansas Presbyterian Churches West Trebanon Elders Ridge Hutchison Theological Seminary In Allegheny Scott Second Presbyterian Church of Dayton Armstrong County W. Gallaher

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