Republican Ticket and City News in Fragmented Census Row
The text lists Republican ticket candidates for President Governor Lieutenant Governor Secretary of State Auditor Attorney General University officers and local posts. It compares city populations Omaha and Cincinnati, notes the new battleship Alabama speed claims, and reports on Republican events in Olney plus a Denver speech. It also mentions census figures for Omaha, St. Louis, and Colorado Springs, plus discussions on tariff and empire remarks and tarred macadam street paving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William McKinley
W. A. Sorthcott
James A. Rule
McCullough
H.J. Hamlin
C.T. Alexander
University : of
Alexander McLean
G. A. Bullard
Congress
Horace Clare
Board
Colorado Springs
Col
Symop Mig
HonJebo- Fields
Bronke
el Paso
Republican Club
John Fields
Republic
Bryan
Charles 5. Thuman
Colorado
Blount
Democratic Party
Grover Cleveland
Stars and Stripes
Cleveland
Lil
Hawaiian Islands
Washington
United States
America
Citien
U. S
Consol Shepard
Hamilton
Canada
A Mother's Testimony On a Life Saved By Medicine
Mrs. Gee of Liberty RI describes how Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy saved her daughter during a severe dysentery attack. She urges other mothers to use it and credits Dale & Sheridan for supply. Also notes a Scottish football law and a healer claim by Mrs Saliegea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tam
Chamberlain
Mrs. Gee
F. Burdick
Liberty
R. I
Dale & Sheridan
Thomas Thornton
Dundee
James I
Beotland
Nan Saliegea
Laterange
Orien
Oinnies
Akin Burns
Dale
Sheran
Non-Resident Notice in Hehler Schlenker Case
The Tulnots County Circuit Court October Term 1900 issues non residence notices for Jacob Hehler and Jacob Schlenker. The bill of complaint seeks chancery relief. answer or appearance is due on a specified future Monday, with further court action to follow if no response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Pinkerton
Delaware
United States
Ilinois
Anderit
Lawrence County
Hubert Marney
Court House
Jaco Sblenker
Jacob Hehler
Jacob Schlenker
Agid Court
Bald Court
Personal mentions from Sumner Olney and vicinity visited
A stream of social notes lists numerous visitors and travelers. Misa Ella Conour and Misa Etta Tredecott visit Olney and Keensburg families. Rev. D. Breeze returns from vacation. Rev. D. Gray and others come to Sumner on business. many residents travel to Lawrenceville, Chicago, Decatur, and Vincennes for relatives reunions or school duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. F. Hoopes Mare
Olney
John Swinson
Parkersburg
Sumner
E. C. Clark
Effogham
Prigeur
Lawrenceville
Rev. D. Breeze
Rev
D. Gray
St. Elmo
Misees Ollie
Callie Lewin
Pana
Misa Etta Trdecott
Keénsburg
Dale
Mra
John English
Aloey
R. H. Gosalee
el G
Springfield
Viett
Princeton
Ind
A. Q. Rice
Misa Gere Sumner
Kensler
Sumner Public Schoola
Willia Snyder
Joe Gombe
Mies Dell Goodman
Ashland
O. T. Jones
Som Ralph
Decatur
Clyde Buchanan
Lena Freese
Cora
Lola Freese
Chicago
Mise Clara Nash
Mise Mayme Rubineon
C. 5. Yetman
Toronto
Kan
Hattie Wagner
Kansas City
Asses
D. G. Burnside
D. A. Westall
J. A. Fyffe
Early Beadle
David Smith
Richard Waller
IN. Central
T. M. Stevens
Hues Brown
Elmer Eaton
Harry Murphy
Vincennes
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Cuevenaxa
Ohio
Cincinnati
Alabama
U.S. Navy
Jnet
W. W. Carnes
Omawa
Nebraska
St. Louis
Tar G. A. R
Reii Colamp
Denver
Jefferson
Napoleon
Louisiana
New Mexico
California
Alaska
Spain
Philippines
Commercial Tribune
Fields
Carri
Lincoln
Grant
Liden
Mexico
Dion
Tulinots
Ago
Lac Lewes
Wil Wler Oa
van OX
Mary Cherk
Notier
Mary Ganean Dou W. Weerant
Misa Ella Conour
Nellie Comba Smith
Evanaville
B. H. Propes
Clarence Green
Curtin H. Martin
Sumer
Samurday
Lexi Johnson
Cissna
W. B. Brian
Lawrenceville Thuraday
G. W. Smith
Hopes & Barnes
Hoopes & Barnes
Pies Tarll
Gwrocehri
Westall
Erik Wh
Rede Dahatt
Wwita al
F. H. Butcher
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