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$$$$$$$$$$ $$$$$$$ $23.00 TO $300.00 Loaned upon Furniture, Livestock ami other Chattel at IoruI rutes TWENTY-FIVE PAYMENT PLAN In sums of $50 and over you muy have 25 months in which to repay r your loan, or you may repay sooner if you like. SPECIAL TERMS TO FARMERS Write us or call upon us for full paiticulara. if Will be in Lebanon each Friday W. A. SWANK " 411-11 Men llur BUIir. Crawfordsville. Intl. 101 Vs West Main iml., Lebanon, iod. Inquire Trowbridge's offlre)

Classified ADVERTISING Bates Vie Per Word, Each Issue. No Advert ieement Taken for Let, .Than lUc FOR SALE FOU SALE Six room house, iinxlt rn except heat, 521 K. Washington street C. T. Buchanan. 6-22-6t. FOB' SALE OK TKADE Equity, "5room bungalow, hath, consoler good lot. Inquire this oitice. ii-25-tf. FUR SALE An aulo trailer, Phone bZK-i. o-.'i tt FOE" SA LB F V'sowsT'due 't farrow by' August 27. Phone 12212. t-2H-4t F"0R SlUEne" uTmZln 1 i, my coui'.ty. All me awl well located. Trices, S12." to M75 per acre. For information, wiito Cose City Uraltv Co.. Newcastle, ln.1. 28-31 TOR SALE Ilarlcy Davidson mutorcycle anil siilc car. as good a new ; will sell chenp. Call Frank jewelry store for information. 6 2s-flt F" aRALF-llHi k' tywwritr-r.'paiiit-er's cart, bicycle, coil lied springs, garden plow, fruit jars. I'hone .12..-Y 421 Kat W ill ume street C-2.S-P,t. " " " WANTED " ANTED "MALE AND FEMALE HELP An intelligent person may earn $100 monthly corresponding for newspapers; $40 to $50 monthly in pare time; experience unnecessary; no canvassing; subject! suggest el. Send for particular!. National Press Bureau, Room 1610, Buffalo, N. Y. 4-27-6-mos. WANTED-- Peif on wi.o found bundle containing suit of clothe? ami two small coats to return same to Reporter office. 6-19-tf. yif ANTED Girl ii for the nuishing' department. Iniiire at Boss Manufacturing company. l,-2fi-tit. WANTED I'lacc as homo-kerpe on farm. A'ldre.).- Dell:-, llit'ifin. Lebanon. 6-27-2t " " FOR RENT COK UENT It room lion., bath. toilet, 2'i blocks from wiuare. Kenl A Company. 6-ltf. C'JK KENT Two lifht housekeeping rooms and three fumii-lied. rooms. 3C4 !oulh Ea.-l niittl. Hinnr 6R!i K. fi-2il-if. WANTED -Uoruii for Mf ' household goods. Inquire at this office. S 27 2t. A" "r;'": i,osT ; LOSt Sunday ev-ning, a KellySprinsrfii'id tire detachable rim. ,S,0x4, between the Pou Cooiiwin farm on the Indi'inaiKiliK riad and J-ebanon. Brfartl for return to the I'ataie garaKe. 6-lIi-tf. - " found" " FOUND Bunch of k'-y"-.," by A. F. Tinder of the S.a,rer Co. Owner rail at Reporter ofVe. 6-21-tf. BEST CASH PR'CES PAIDFORPOULVRY Columbia Conserve Co. I-bunon Thone S20

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Tickets on eale Daily to Scptamba 30th Return limit 30 days to New York and Boston low round trip fares also to many othirrpnmt4east,indudingNiagani Falls, Thousand hianda, Adirondack Mountains, New England, Eastern Canada and Atlantic Coast ftcaorts, Stop-overs permitted at all points enroute. Circle Tours , an mire txtt-ru'ed lit curt tour. jrtlf by oaun. iDfiudmff mrjls and brrtta oo ocean turner, at reduced tuxmatt t ar. Fat fvrthtr infarmmtton ppb J Ticket Agent Big Four RoaU MONUMENTS Sej li for your monuments if you wnr.i li rt clatifl stock and workmanship. Cali u.-t and we will brine you o our shop for inspection. Sh..p pi. r.e 102; Pes. 11.1 or 714 I'LACE YOL K ORDERS EARLY . HARLAN MOMMENT CO. KICHE3TER S F-LL3 iioii-U. A SOLO BY CRLWilSlSEVtRiWKtaE DR. A. F. NELSON VETERINARIAN Davis Bros. Livery Barn Phones 7 ami 2007 DO IT YOURSELF Do it your self. Make your old car look new. Ask us about it. NOP.ES DRUG STORE WE RECOMMEND NATURE'S CREATION lor Tile-rrulosis Aslhma, Ilroflcliial Catarrh, etc. Ask us about it. LONG & DAVIS LOAUI) OF REVIEW. Imvid MrCnrthy. of Center townlup, wa given a rt duel ion of $15 on acco'int of ine di Hth of two horses 'e.ssed. , d ast-eisd the rirsl Rural 'its AssMiatioo Hf.Uo on -.oclt and ius'iou.

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fiwu.i i i.wiliL Provisions of Instrument Filed In Circuit Court Other Probate News. The last will and testament of Jamen White was admitted to probate in which he directed that the debli be paid; to John F. White is given 47 .-crer, of land which adjoin, the land he now own, and the balance of the land to be divided equally between Etta A. Wilncn and Maud Morris, daughters; that the farm be rented to John F. White for $500 a year and the taxes on the farm und the Zionsville property be paid out of the rent and balance of rent be paid to Martha A. White, his wife; and after the death of the wife the Zionsville property be ;old. and proceeds divided between the daughters, the son not to heir any of same, the farm not to be divided during lifetime of his wife; the will is dated Febrjary lfi, LH6 and witnessed by Vendorm It. Starkey and Olney H. Starkey; a codicil dat-d July 7, I'.nt. and attached to the will provided that the projierty willed to Maud Morrir shall not be sold and at her death same to be divided between the children of Etta A. Wilson and Jarne A. White equally, and if Maud Morris has children, property to ro to them; another codicil bearing date of February 10, 11'IT pi ov idea that Maud Morris have fuU control and the ritTNt to sell the procrtv willed to her lifter the death of the widow, the daughter havinc been divorced and her name .'cd to Maude White. Cpon the rriuet of the heirs of the estate. John 1. r :te was appointed administrator .itli the will annexed. Other l'robale. Charles-M. raussett. adinimstraioi "f Elizabeth I.. Smethers estate was iiameq auuionty to sell personal property nt private sale. William A. Hull was appointed ad mini.--ti.itor of Su.san Hull estate and filed inventoi-y .hovvinv k-i .;or ji property appraised 11 1 $H)'i.4:l and Kunted rei mi ismn to sell citam property at rrivatr sale. T'..'. C;t,os Loan and Trust Company, i-uiiiilian of Ileutrire Laukrhlin. filed pvt:al report showinir it was 'harKed with $SK2.:1H and claimed ,-rcdit fsr ?"o2.-'.i, leavinir hal-ince of $.'t71i.:s(i which was ajtpn.ved. The final report of David If. Shock icy, jruurdian of Charles Trotter, insane, was approved in which hi., chargeable were $250 and .-.-reilits the same. The Citinens Loan and Tn.st Company, guardian of minor -;eirs of Hlanch Colgrove, filed part leport .howinK that ei to f.eon L. IJaiik-stA-it was chu.Red with .2M.I and claim.? ciedit for $H.O.;. p avinir balance oT $! ;.!; as to 'iusse'l Earl Haidei-ty its ehargrnblei are $251. !i2 and credits, $2-1 IcaV'.i? balance of 227.l)2 and as to llaiel M. Pennington it is charged with $251.92 and its and credits $21, Iraviig balance .of $.'31 I I, which was ap)-roved. The final report of l-auru A. Thistlethwaite estate, was approved in which she was charged with $1.&K2.05 and claimed credit for like amount. WORK PROGRESSING ON THE NEW ELEVATOR Frankfort Men Uuildinti Struc ture Near .Simpson Stop On New Railroad. Work on the nrw rennsylvania eleator nei';g elected by a company o! raekfort men in progressing in 11 ati-'factory manri"r, nrcoriprig tti Frank Slrnr-rre who v, il.l ae dru g'' of it wh-11 it is t.,mpltv. The lag ..trjctjre wl.5h is to be inodirn in every report, is located on tin; Jndi anaiioli,-, ft Frankfort railroad ir... mile wi st of Simpson stop. The elevator will he designated a.Reagnn station en the route of the new railroad. The concrete foundation work is marifig eooipieiion. Iluilding material of all kinds are on 1I1" rrrounds ready for the curirenter.-, to begin work. The actual work nf construction will l" started probably the latter nart of next week. H is the hope of the company to have the elevator ready to receive grain this fall, During the h'-avy rain ond wind storm that viiiitrci the county Tuesday afternoon much of the lumber slashed on the site of the new building was blown over and acattered over the giound. TO ATTEND LKCTCRES. Dr. L. W. Kiitley and ftimily left this aftoinn for f hicago, whem Dr. killlev will atl'-ntl hi lies of ,Hvtul medicinal dentistry lerturej the i,;,t of tins week. Too lectures are to be ;ivn at the t.rent Nortntfin hotel and ire inv:tatioiu.l.

tmL B. r. V. -. Bauaigarut for eteatit g. 1 hubs 3. l'lace your order at onto with us for McCormick bindcra and mov. ere. Thone M, Lebunon Hardware Company. 0-21-lOt. Mrs. Charles Millor's clnsa of the First Christian Sunday school will rive a market Saturday morning at llowen's meat market, rienty of home made bread. 6-28-2t

OF BONDS REDUCED Revision of Large Subscriptions Made by Federal Reserve liank. W. J. DeVol, chairman of the Boone county Liberty Loan omanb.ation, received word from the federal reserve link of Chicago yesterday giving a revised statement of the allotment of bonds to this county. The total allotment for all of the banks is $I'-!V . All of this amount except $11.'IfK) which went through other sources to the reserve bank, went through the organization here. T!e reduced allotments of large subscriptions does not affect the individual subscribers here, but the bank subscriptions will be reduced to sity per rent. I!" J ACK VEIOCK. il. the imriMlinnm Acir mr-lw.l NEW YORK. Jure 2S. Die Frank Schuite recently made his third move as a major Itufturr when he went to the Fhilues. He was sold to Philadelphia by PiHsliurgh for the waiver price of l.-M.1'), and according to alt reriorts. Pat Moran jumped at the chance to land him. 'V e say "0!e Frank" because V'l'ijitc is in his Ihiny-fiftii year. Whm a ball player passes the "three ion" maik he ij call a veteran, yet veteran that Schulte is, his services are still in demand. Early in the s-a.-on Schulte cmrked a floating lib 111 a wrestling match with one of his team mates. As a con-iouence he was out of the lineup ror a ti-ne and hi.-, hitting fc.il off. I n.mv Caim.an decided that he would sell Schulte and give semi of the voong buckos on the Pirates a chance to fill his shoes. When he asked for waivers. Pat Moran made a flying luckie and landed Schulte. whom he had tried to purchase from the Pi::es la-t winter. The con'iden..e shewn in Schulte by Moran indicates that he ftill ha." several years of major league baseball in his sstem, for Moran doesn't ti ke on flivvers, and has an uncanny habit of nicking off ball players who are cist aside by other clubs and moulding them into a winning maihirie. In all probability Schulte will take fhe place of Whittod or Cravath in the Philly outfield if he shows signs of stinging the ball in his old-time form. Schulte is a vet. but no U one of the old timers who hasn't lost the snap from his legs. He can still canter around the gardens and haul down the tough ones with ns much agility as many of the cumbersome Youngsters who come up every year. The fact that Cravath's legs have been tioiibling him makes Schulte an ns.-et to the Phillies, for Cravath can !e kept on the benrh if Schulte can fill the bill in the garden, and Cavvv's hitting will be enlisted in the pinches as u.-ual. Schulte was a team mate of Moron's on the old Cub champions and :iide from I'vers he is the only member of the Cub champions of pHUi who ii still fightin" off the lusty punches of Oh; Doc Time. CRABBING I'l HI.ICITY. !s"avo it to the actors, boxers, ball players and other folk in the public eve to grab nil the free publicity in sight and go fishing for more. The very latest nutf is the "enlistment gng.M In order to work the gag suceef . fuliy all one has to do Is announce that he Intends to enlist in the armv or navy, let the newspapers know of it and make a play to offer one", service, to cmt high otTtciiil in trnrj' or navy circlos and the thing is done. It's a einch perfect pine. Shortly after L'ncle Samuel to,sed bis Panama into the bull pen Jess Willard wired President Wilson that he was ready any time l'ncle Pamue1 needed him. Rut Jess hasn't enlisted yet. Benny lonard came next with the enlistment stuff and got a big play, nnd although Benny is one of ire many boxers Who mad similar .nnouncement, who appears to be thoroughly sincere he is mentioned

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here because of the fact that he did not take a headlong jump into some recruiting office, as he might have done. Frank Timey, whether or not on his own initiative, was recently "enlisted" in the navy. His enlistment wu."; announced by a New York payer and the following day a canvais of '.'e recruiting stations failed to reon' any such naval rookie as Frank Tinnev. biack-facc comedian. DKns ' h"ror, B'tr, bull players and others have played tne enlistment gag. or have been induced to announce their intentions of enlifting by enterprising reporters, and it has become quite a fad. Hut Washington isn't taking the publicity game us a joke hy any means. The authorities at army and navy headquarters in the Capital City icctntly made it known that anybody wishing to enlist can do so without telegraphing Washington. Secretary Baker and Secretary Daniels have a few other things to do aside from answering personal telegrams to occupy their attention. YESTERDAY'S RESl'l.TS. AMERICAN ASSOCIATION. Kansas City, 6; Indianapolis. 5. Minneapolis, :t; (.lolumhus, 2. Toledo. 8; Milwaukee, !). St. Paul, 1; Louisville, 0. AMERICAN LKA'iCK. Chicago, 5-2; Detroit, 2-.1. Cleveland, 5; St. lsiuis, 4. Washington. 7; Boston, 6. Philadelphia. H; New York, 1. NATIONAL LEAfJL'E. Chicago. 4-11; St. Ixiuis, 2-6. Brooklyn, 7; Boston, 3. Cincinnati, fi; Pittsburgh, 5. New York, 4; Philadelphia, 2. Professional Cards F. E, HUTCHINkON Lawyer, Offlr.e Cason-Neal Block, north side of square. Phone itt. fiOGEB" iMTfTi Attorneys at Law, Office Farmers State Bank Building. Phone 110. H. P. NEW Attorney at Law. 112 South Meridian Street. WM. J. WOOO, LAWYER. Office Over Morgan'! ah ess store oe vast side of Square, Phone office 2'il home W2-T- Lebanon, Ind., CORY & BRATTON funeral directors 06V phona H; Residence phone, 240 and fitaalcy Block, Eaat 8uta Btreeit Your Used Furniture Taken as r)art ipay on new goods at JONES & PEHKINS Phones 18 or 1S4

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