For Rent and For Sale Classifieds
For Rent two four room dwellings on Geareia and California streets plus a five room dwelling with barn in Cox Addition. For Sale one jump seat, harness set, all in good condition. negotiable by trade or low cash. Bon nefield household goods left for sale include bed room suite, bed, secretary wardrobe, stand table, and a child’s rocker. Wall paper sale from spring samples, prices to suit all. A. C. Harris.
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Geareia Street
California Street
Cox Addition
O.N. Ridgeway
Bonnefield
A.C. Harris
Excursion to Indianapolis by Monon Route
Special train Sunday June 9 leaves Sheridan at 9 57 AM. Fare 60 cents bicycles free. Passengers ride to Indianapolis on the Monon Route in a guided excursion.
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Monon
Sheridan
Local Social Roundup and Opera Licensing Note
Iared Carson visits Clyde Phillips in the country and Jeanelle Newby visits grandparents. Mrs Anna Beaver visits relatives in Sheridan. Mace and Vickery visit Westfield. Foust family guests with Wm Owen. Rostand forbids using Cyrano de Bergerac as opera libretto. Verdi used Hugo’s Le Roi Amus e, now mainly linked to Verdi melodies.
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Edmond Rostand
Juccini
Leoncavallo
Verdi
Victor Hugo
Hugo
Whiskers as Folly and Fashion Across Portraits of Beards
A humorous antiquated piece catalogs many whisker styles with absurd names and quirky notes. It riffs on bald heads versus hair, parlor impressions, and social quirks, ending with a jab at those resisting town improvements.
Toronto Memorial Plans Organ In Massey Hall
Citizens of Toronto Ontario vote to place an organ in Massey Hall as a memorial to Queen Victoria. Committees to canvass funds. instrument suite and tablets estimated at 20000 dollars.
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Toronto
Victoria
Ont
Massey Hall
Queen Victoria
Snuffles the Guaranteed Catarrh Cure Promises Lasting Relief
A marketing column touts Snuffles as a universal cure for catarrh and related ailments. It claims past treatments fail, praises an old practitioner, and offers the remedy for one dollar with full directions and personal advice from the discoverer, shipped from Philadelphia.
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Uead
United States
Canada
Edwin B. Giles & Company
Market Street
Philadelphia
Local Socials Highlight Visits and Guests
Mr and Mrs Harley Orr and son visited Mrs Hadley and family Sunday. Mr and Mrs FE K Phillips visited friends in Yipton county. Miss May Perry and Miss Anna Perry of Arcadia along with Miss Edith Vickery called on Miss Mary Rodeman Sunday. Lt W Perry and wife were hosted by Uncle Jacob and Aunt Celia Perry.
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W. J. Richardson
Win. King and Wife
Lizaville
Mrs. King
Mr. Richardson
W. H. Perry
J. J. Hiatt
O. M. Hutchens
Harley Orr Andson
W. T. Hadley
FE. K. Phillips
Yipton County
May
Anna Perry
Arcadia
Edith Vickery
Mary Rodeman
N.ef. Vickery
Lt. W. Perry
Jacob
Celia Perry
Princess Maud of Britain Showcases Many Talents
The lively unmarried sister of the Duke of York, Princess Maud, is praised as both the prettiest princess in Europe and a skilled multi tasker. She binds books, nurses patients, sails, cycles, spins, sews, plays chess, speaks five languages including Russian, and excels in photography, rivaling Queen Alexandra.
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Maud
Europe
Princess Maud
Duke of York
Queen Alexandra
Passing of Great Painter Virgilio Togetti
Virgilio Togetti a mural and portrait painter died in New York recently. Born in Rome in 1249, he was the son of an artist who was made a marquis by Pius IX. Among his works in the United States are the decorations of Cornelius Vanderbilt's late New York mansion.
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Virgilio Togetti
New York
Rome
Elis
Pius IX
Virgilio
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Sheridan Notice to Clean Up Town Lots by June 20 1901
Citizens urged to remove rubbish filth manure and weeds from lots alleys and streets adjoining their land by June 20 1901 or marshal will clean at owner expense. Town Board orders enforcement of ordinance no St read in another column Secretary of Board of Wealth Hr Millican signs.
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Sheridan
Town Board
Tiamens
English Literary Association Meeting at Miss Macy’s Home
All members are asked to meet at Miss Elmina Macy’s residence on Georgia street Monday evening June 10 to decide how to dispose of association books. The group is bankrupt and plans to divide books among members. The Hamilton County Republican Union? Women’s Relief Corps holds its annual reunion at Sheridan Indiana June 12 1901 at 9 AM all are invited. Citizens are urged to decorate business places and homes for the occasion. By order of Committee.
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The
English Literary Association
Hamilton County
Women’s Relief Corps
M. EE
Sheridan
Ind
Back at My Old Place in Sheridan
Local smith returns to main street Sheridan resuming shop duties with one of the town's best mechanics and a call for public patronage.
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Sheridan
Ward
Main Street
Real Estate Firm Lewis & McCoskey Dissolved
The Real Estate Firm of Lewis and McCoskey has been dissolved and Mr. McCoskey will move headquarters to Terhune where he will continue business.
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Lewis & McCoskey
McCoskey
Terhune
Rathbone Sisters Ice Cream and Cake at Horse Show Day
The Rathbone Sisters will serve ice cream and cake during Horse Show Day as the committee asks for patronage. Proceeds support event activities and local needs.
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Rathbone Sisters
Elsie Stout 1879 1901 Obituary Prayerful Christian Life
Elsie Stout daughter of Oliver R. and Elizabeth Stout was born December 14 1879 and died June 1901 at age 21 years 5 months and 21 days. Converted September 8 1899 she dedicated her life to Christ and wished to win souls. Her Bible was her loved book and she voiced daily prayers for guidance and souls. She leaves her father three sisters two brothers and many friends. her passing is mourned as a loss yet her gain is eternal.
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Elsie
Oliver R
Elizabeth Stout
Christ
Sheridan adopts health ordinance on refuse and privies
The Sheridan Board of Trustees passes a health ordinance effective June 3 1961. It bans throwing offensive matter into streets and alleys, restricts hog keeping seasonally, requires annual privy cleaning, imposes fines up to ten dollars, allows town action at violators’ expense, and declares emergency effect from publication in the Sheridan News.
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Beit
Board of Trustees
Town of
Sheridan
Sheridan News
Board of ‘Trustees
David J. McMath
Elmer Myers
Elderly Engineer Gets Worn-Out Engine and Takes His Life
Edward H. Goslin aged 57 a veteran Reading railroad engineer in Philadelphia was given an engine near the end of its life and could not make it run he grew morose and finally poisoned himself at his home in Philadelphia several days ago
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Moses
van Dyke
Adam
Job
Borneo
Congress
Van
Elory
Edward H. Goslin
Reading Railroad
Philadelphia
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John
China
Wellel
O. N. Ridgeway
Optician
Sheridan, Indiana
Kidneycura
B. J. Kay
Saratoga
N. Y
N. W. Coweill
N. W. Cowgill
Indianapolis
Iared Carson
Clyde Phillips
Jeanelle Newby
Dr. and
Mrs. Newby
Jacob Mace
Cicero
Anna Beaver
Lebanon
Lizzie Mace
Westfield
Ed Foust
Spicewood
Mrs. Foust
Wm. Owen
Vera
By Lovie B
Castor A
UitLa
Nelson Higbee
Messrs
Jacob and
John Pritsch
Conner’s Dam
Ae Ie
Hr. W. MilLikan
Board of Wealth
Park St Bu
International Stock and Poultry Food
Osborn Bros
Inter Ocean
Laffan News Bureau
Associated Press
A. C. Harris, Paperey and Painter
Sheridan, Ind
First Door West
First National State Bank
Peper
General Funston
Funstons
Broadway
F St
Washington, D
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