Treatment of a Cold by a Well Known Physician
A renowned doctor endorses Krause's Cold Cure Capsules as the best home remedy for colds and la grippe. The soft capsules dilute easily in the stomach and do not disturb the head like quinine. The remedy claims to cure cold in any body part and prevent bronchitis or pneumonia. Sold at first class drug stores for 25 cents a box, including Hundmeier's Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Krause
Sacratse
Drurg
Hundmeier’s
Advertised Letters Remaining in Washington Post Office
List of letters for week ending March 19 1901 includes names Fagaley Callie Gilmore Jennia Hartle Fanny Street Mattie Stewart Ettie w Butler Thos Danly J Hackley Nathan Bart Boyd Kelley Ad Keagler Bill Lee Morrision Jerry Moon Penn Benj R Willey Thos Walker Wr and several packages for Baker Beres Amand Hage Carrie In calling for the above please say advertised One cent will be charged on all advertised matters Frank Sernrr P. M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post Office
Fagaley
Callie Gilmore
Jennia
Hartle
Fanny. Street
Mattie Stewart
Ettie W
Baker
Beres
Amand
Hage
Carrie
Thej
Frank
Sernrr
Notice of First Meeting of Creditors Indiana Bankrupt
Notice is given that on March 14 1901 William E Anderson was adjudicated bankrupt in the District Court for the District of Indiana. The first meeting of creditors will be held April 4 1901 at Hastings Allen Billheimer law office Washington Daviess County Indiana at 2 o clock in the afternoon to prove claims appoint a trustee and examine the bankrupt. Dated at Bloomfield March 19 1901 Referee in Bankruptcy Thomas Van Busur k
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court of the United States
District of
Indiana
William E. Anderson
Washington
Daviess County
Hastings’, Allen, & Billheimer
Wayness ‘County
Bloomfield
Death notices recount Mrs Dean and infant Ne Veale graves
Mrs Anna Dean, aged sixty three, died after a short illness in Westiend. She came from Vincennes and lived in the city since. Survived by her son Dean of Howell Indiana and two daughters Mrs Katie Smith and Mrs Ed Andrews of this city. Her remains to be shipped to Vincennes for funeral services Friday. Herbert Fallage sixteen months old child of Mr and Mrs Clarence Wallace Ne Veale township died today of brain trouble. Burial at Bethel cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westiend
Dean
Vincennes
Howell
Ind
Katie Smith
Ed Andrews
Herbert
Clarence Wallace
Veale
Brains Trouble
Anna Dean
Bethel
Plainville and Epsom News Highlights
CORNETTSVILLE residents share a Sunday with guests from Washington and Indianapolis. Local figures Walter Williams plans a move for a position in Indianapolis. Lulu Williams, Lulu Courtney, and Miss Hart appear in exams and meetings. Rev Winkler Kagan leads M E church meetings. Morgan family from Washington visits relatives. fines imposed on Louis Smith, John Clinton, and Dan Corcoran for obstructing saloon views.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maud Williams
Otto Ellisyf
Claud Fairhurst
Epsom
Jacob Cornett
Lulu Williamsj
Philip Hart
Washington
Lulu Courtney
Winkler Kagan
M. E. Church
J. J. Patterson
Trainor
Ireland
William Morgan
L. Alexander
Louis Smith
John Clinton
Dan Corcoran
Local notes from EPSOM area on social visits and moves
EPSOM residents report visits and small moves including J F Cox ordering spring goods in Louisville and W T Cox returning from Chicago. Seth Cunningham visited from Odon and Ada Osmon spent Saturday with relatives. Miss Bertha Bramble and Miss Dicey Tomey were guests of Mrs Julia Cox. C Will Myers plans to move to Elmore township for summer farming and return in fall. Benjamin Bennington and James Bales moved toward Washington and Winchester respectively, with others moving or visiting nearby towns.
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J. F. Cox
Louisville
Bce
W. T. Cox
Chicago
Seth Cunningham
Odon
John Alford
Asa
Pyewet
Senet
Dethaf Osmon
Sia
Fred de Bolt
Washington
Ada Osmon
A. M. Myers
Jerry Reese
Bertha Bramble
Dicey Tomey
Julia Cox
C. Will- Myers
Elmore Township
Benjamin Bennington
James Balés
Winchester
Indiana
Cooper
Elnora
Charles Myers
Shoals
I. W. Dickinson
John Hunter
Casey’ Vannesttan
Terre Haute
Bloomington
Chestnut Reports Theft at Globe Hotel
A man named Chestnut claims a theft at the Globe Hotel Sunday night. He says he was robbed of eight dollars while staying in a room with no locked door, leaving trousers with a five dollar bill and three silver coins. He woke to find seven dollars missing and suspects a thief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nuau
Chestnut
Globe
Webnar
Farmer Traylor Quests Hidden Chest of Gold
A Pike county farmer near Gate, Alvin Traylor, claims an eccentric German buried a chest of gold and jewels on his land. The man allegedly lived on a neighboring farm and left the valuables to Traylor without naming the hiding place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvin Traylor
Gate
Pike County
Traylor
Notice to Contractors for Bridge Construction Let
Notice is hereby given that the commissioners of Daviess county Indiana will on Wednesday April 3 let a contract for the construction of a wooden bridge across Prairie Creek. Full read and specifications are on file in Auditor's office at the court house in Washington in Daviess County. Witness my hand and seal this 21st day of March 1901. Robert Russi Auditor Daviess County Indiana. 3 23 w1t
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daviess
Todiana
Washington
Daviess County
Robert Russi
Indiana
Russians and British Tangle Over Tien Tain Rail Frontier
Reports from Tien Tain describe a tense standstill as Russian and British forces avoid escalation while Count von Waldersee negotiates over disputed territory. Fighting yesterday produced no serious results as reinforcements from Pekin approach, and a neutral guard proposal is discussed amid diplomatic deadlock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Count von Waldersee
Russia
Iis
Campbell
Count van Aldersee
Pekin
General Campbell
Wogack
Port Arthur
Rudsbla
Will of Gen Harrison Filed for Probate in Indianapolis
The will of the late General Harrison was filed for probate in Indianapolis last evening naming Union Trust Company as executor. The estate valued at about 875000 includes a North Delaware Street home worth 40000 and multiple bequests to wife, children, relatives, and institutions with entailed shares for Elizabeth and Mary Lodge McKee and a substantial gift to a posthumous child.
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Indianapolis
Ftarch
General Harrigon
Ollock
W. H.H. Miler
Union Trust Company
Harrison
Pilsabeth Harris
Harison
Delaware Street
Thalot
Elizabeth
Benjamin
McKee
Mary Lodge McKee
Marthena Harrison
William Harrison
Sarah H. Djvie
Anna H. Aforris
Bettie H. Eaton
Benjamin’ Harriso Jr
Count Boni de Castellane in Paris duel over editor attack
In Paris on a Saturday night a duel occurred after M. De Rodays editor of Figaro insulted Count Boni de Castellane. De Rodays was shot in the right thigh. the wound is not serious and he should recover in about ten days. Go Bowl remained unharmed. In New York Andrew Carnegie plans to devote time to libraries and pledged 5,200,000 to establish library branches in the city.
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Fisin
Paris
Foner
M. de Rodays
Figaro
Boni. de Castellane
Anna
Gould
al. de Rod
Carnegie
New York
Andrew Carnegie
Ih 65
Li Hang Chang
Dubunld
Cape Town
James K. Patterson
Kentucky State College
Tusalan
Odessa
Kiel
Kharkot
Tipton
Tenon
Tke Bitzgerald
Aseault
Eljah Kellogg
Harpswell
Hope for peace in South Africa remains faint
London reports a hopeful note from Lord Stolberts that Lord Ki will soon secure peace in South Africa, but no signs from Pretoria or Cape Town. General Fourie escaped with 800 men, and large operations are planned in the Orange River colony. Ian Hamilton suggested sending Boer prisoners to Canada to work railways. Botha rejects peace terms. a seven day armistice is set for discussion.
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Sims
London
Lord Stolberts
South Africa
Pretoria
Cape Town
Fourie
Bloemfontein
Orange River Colony
Ian Hamiiston
Authors’ Club
Londgn
Canada
Chicago
Lord Salisbury
Edward
Buckingham Palace
Germany
Europe
Hruaala
Calliston
Ilnots Central
Clay Switch
Mayfield
DeWet
Republizes
Bas
William Braunerreather
Manila
Yokohama Hospital
Satisfactory Progress In Philippine Civil Commission Report
Washington reports from Judge Taft indicate a satisfactory state of affairs in the southern Philippines as the civil commission tours the islands. Local governments appear to be forming with limited machinery, aiming for self government within current conditions, to serve as a basis for broader organization once communities show capacity. Igorot cases show chiefs and clerks chosen by plurality, with supporters around preferred candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philippine Civil Commission
Washington
Taft
War Department
Safe Wreckers at Work Looting Ohio Postoffice
Masks blew open the Oberlin post office and escaped with valuables after robbers used chloroform to subdue a sleeping employee. The inner safe door was warped. investigators doubt access to the main vault. A band of three masked men fled town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Mirage In Ohio Sparks Village Confusion
Residents of Montpelier Ohio reported a misread village name during a parade, confusing Edon eight miles away for a moment. The error caused local chatter as town lines and names blurred in the march past readings.
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Ohio
Montpelier
Edon
Conference Aims to Settle Boundary Disputes Among Americas
Washington reports South and Central American republics have accepted invitations to the American republics conference in Mexico City next October. The U S has led preliminary work, with delegates being chosen in several nations. Possible U S participants include Hil, Rockhill, and John Bassett Moore, amid strong sentiment for arbitration to avert border conflicts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mexico
United States
Stentiers
Lengt
Blaine
Hil
Rockhill
Bureau of American Republics
John Bassett Moore
Moore
Repubiics
Theagué
Death in Boston Newspaper Office Fire Claims Three Proofreaders
A blaze engulfed the Daily Advertiser and Record seven story granite front on Newspaper Row in Boston last night. Three proofreaders perished and nearly a dozen others were injured, with substantial property damage. The dead listed include Agnes Righarden, Judson Craft, and Walter Luscombe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Maas
Daily Advertiser
Righarden
Judson Craft
Walter Luscombe
Safera
Aapee
Market Quotations From Multiple Cities
Market report shows mixed livestock and grain quotes across Indianapolis New York Buffalo. Wheat prices mixed with steady cattle at about 3 dollars per hundredweight. Sheep steady around 8.60 to 9.10, hogs weak at mid thirties. Buffalo cash oats quoted around 28 cents.
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New York
Chicago
Aly
Mary Seas
Mar Pense
Louisville
Cincinnati
Ea Livestoot
Flem
Avia
Lamba—Stead
Lynching Trial Opens in Scranton Mississippi
A report from Scranton Mississippi states the trial of nine men charged with the lynching of John Knox, a Canadian who had adopted and killed his stepson, began yesterday. The item also notes bubonic plague fears in Cape Colony and other assorted dispatches from Friday to Thursday.
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John Knox
Scranton
Miss
Cape Colony
Sandinoah
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Hatfield & Palmer Co
Bome
Adverti
Mortuary
Cornettsville
Tiene
Decison
Wile
Gen
Bon] Pinks
Tre’ Hopeful Roberts
Botha Mefuses
Joseph Chamberlain
Rae
House of Commons
Botha
Kitchener
Wellston
Jeti Hill
Howl Hill
Hole
Mississippi
Terry
Jerry Beil
R. T. Terry
Bryan
Negret Jackson
Corbin
West
Baden
Temntx
Brooklyn
Ding
Mexico City
Nen
George Werrdr
Coast Dover
Cafe Town
Cleveland
Hock Jolanda
Fort Podge
Grand Junction
Rebelson
Amexie&h
Beaty Et
Jobo Bedshon
Norwalk
Co' Séeter
Edwards & Sloan
Kansas City
George He. Edwards
Secunderabad
India
Emmons Blaine Heyiven
University of Chicago School of Education
Diaz
tifAly
Tagus
Cadiz
Lunay
Diocine
Filbert
County
Candler
Liberia
Iit
Naonal
New York Stock Exchange
Charles Humphrey
St. Louis
Mibakenkill Mountains
Edward C. Wolcott
Colorado
Hikchdock
David Winger
Columbus, Q
Sandusky
Frederik Blaschke
Wheo Congress
Ter Benjamin Flameon
Peneleh
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