Ligonier Banner., Volume 43, Number 42, Ligonier, Noble County, 7 January 1909 — Page 8

. : e . 3 % m =% & body-health afe contained in the medicinal roots found in the earth, digestod in the plant laboratory of Nature and made ready {or man or animal 7 Thereis a ‘ﬁ'!}#mg belief amang sclentists that the vegetable kingdom fornighes us with the necessary elements for blood mghéaf uod o keep that Hefie c? balance of health that the buman afimal is & spt 10 disturh by wrong -methods of living, Thus we know that we thonid get the phosphates from the wheat in our bread—cr stirne cereal foods, and iron from cerfain vegetabies, wuch ns epinach and 'fvmm. e -l thers in {il-health then our best method for peovering our standdrd balance of health is 1o g}tf to Nuture's - Laboratory—the plant Lile which will furniehs the remeds, - : - Brivied decp invur forests is the plang known as Goiden Seal [Hydiastis o the root, of which Bdwin M. Hale, M. D, Professor of Miteris Medica st Habaowmant Medical College, Uhicapy, states e relation to e generi! efivcts on the eystim, there s no ‘hedicine In use -sbout which there i such general un. aninity of aplgion” It @ uriversaily regurded as Slf' tehic useful in all debititatex] states ™ I, Hale continuvs: " Prof. Jolis M. Beadder savs, * Tt st tistes the digestive procisees, snd increases the sssimilation of food, By these megns the biood s enrichad, and this blood feeds the muscnlar svitens’ * I mention the masealar syeten bocguse 1 believe it Brt feels t!:»~a{§r;,nu{d power imparted by e stnnintion of imncreased mtnition. The consegnent improvement on the pervens sl glanduiar s¥atems sre natural reanits ' 7 Stillingia or Queen's ront is another root which has long been 1o repote as an alterative Thiood purifier: aod Prof. John King, M. B, sive of i "An nitérative phsurpassed by fow 3 anl tother of the Known siterntives: post sncecesinl in g mad serofulons afieetions. . Bepeficlad 6 bronelinl affoctions i"“Y‘”‘m!’%*it‘stE}’rmi»ﬁ ?;-zr;m"iz-z,} o Hi Ty irtitation— s dmportant congh romeds - %f-ilzﬁ!ﬂk iif }f"parﬁ E’t%{!‘é&‘f’é}a;ﬁ Lieiner virodd, Aids 1n Bleodaiaking sod potrition, and mav be taken w ithont harm for long pertendn.® - - Nearly fofty yesrs ago, Dr. BV, Pierce of Buffalo, N, Y., combined an gxtrict of the twe above roots, tooether “with that of Btene rost Wack Cheny bark, Bloodroot, Mandiske and Gives erine-—into & preseription which Le put ap inn readv-to-tse Lom, and calied Dr. Pieree's Golden Mucticnl Discovery, It was most suceesslul in correcting and curing such piments as were due o stomach and liver derangenients, fullowed by lmpnre blood., - Ih‘ cuses of weak HMomarh, indipeston, dyspepsia, uleavitiogatf stomach or bawels, ‘(ﬂf{ﬁd fiver, or bilicnsness, the “ Gahiden ~i.t‘dirki. i‘z,fa,&"‘t;ai~-r'\ ¥ Fhian never beet excelled a 8 a tonic and invigorator which puts the affected or- - gans "in tope" and enables them to porformy thelr proper functions, - Thvie aiterative and tonic is indiestéd when vom have sviptomws of headache, backnche, in fat "pehe all over® When your appotite I 8 pone, tongue furred, bad taste in month, fa breath, when you feed weak, tired, blue and dizconraged, then i the tine to take thix natnral restorstive of Dr. Pierce, "Golden Medieal Discovery” is not a _secret, of patent medicine, beeause all ts ingredients are pminted on the hattle wrapper, M contnitie no aleohol. or other harmfol, habit-forning spente—chemically pure, !—riphsu_vﬁﬁxt glyes cerine being used as a solvent and pree servative, L A ﬁiﬁkid medical book, written in plain English, and frve from techuical termis I 8 a valnable work {or frequent consultation, Such a work i€ D Pierce's Common Sense Medical Adviser. It's a book of 1008 pages, profusely «illustrated: It is given awav unow, calthough formerly sold in cloth ‘binding for §1.60. Nend °1 cents, in one-cent stamips, to pav for cost of mailj‘ng only l‘m- piaper-covered copy, ‘addrdseing Dr, R. V. Piéree, Bufisio, N. Y& or 81 cents for an clegantly sloth-bound eopy, - . Dr. Pieree's Pleasant Pellota Yoghe “late and invigorate stonach, liver and bowéls. . Une a laxative, two or three cathartic. Easy to take as candy.

eA SO SO WO TRUE BILLS ARE FOUND a Ly Dee -AGAINST PITISBURGERS Alleged Grafterg and Bribers Indicted by Grand Jury—Prompt Hear. ¢ ings Are Likely, - : ‘Piusimr;:. Pa., Jan. 6.--The granmd Jury indicted the sevemimwembers of councils and two ex-bankers who were arrested reeently onp,charges of accepting and conspiring to secure bribes and giving bribes. . ~ These true bills were found: T. O. Ataccepting bribes; Willlam ° Brand, ‘president of common council, bribery -and accepting bribes, and conspiracy;: -John F. Klein, common councilman, bribery and accepting bribes and conspiracy; Joseph C. Wasson, common ,chunci!m‘an, “bribery and accepling bribes and conspiracy: Jacob Soffel, common councilman, bribery and accepting bribes; W. M. Melaney, jcom_mon’ councilman, bribery and agcepting bribes; Hugh Ferguson, common councilman, bribery and accepting bribes; W¢ W. Ramsay, former president of German National bank, offering and giving bribes; A. A. Vilsack, former cashier of same bank, offering and giving bribes. =

All of the accused gave bond soon after arrest and these bonds will stand until the court hearings. There Is every indication that these hearings will be held almost immediately. District Attorney W. A. Blakely, who now has charge of the prosecution, as well as officers and attorneys for the Vot ers’ league, seems anxious to go to .trial as early as possible, the general belief being that the result of these _trials and the diSclosures thereat will largely determine the question of proceeding against others under suspicion. Most of the accused men are anxious to bave prompt hearings, ap“parently, because they are candidates for re-election to the council. : SETTLEMENT DRAFT PRESENTED cqmmiaion‘;r_ Buchanan from Wash~ington Gives Out Venezuelan Plan. Caracas, Venezuela, Jan. 6.—A draft of the American proposition looking _ to the settlement of the questions now _ pending between the Venezuelan government and that of the United States was presented to the present adminis“tration by W. I. Buchanan, the special

‘ e A tment . Ziy : | Battlesh'ps Speed Toward Earthquake Zone. ; CHIEF SIGNS RELIEF BILL : B f President Puts O. K. on $BOO,OOO Ap propriation-—~Bhecks Btill Continue ~Fourteen \Thousand Bodies Are " Buried, Sayy B#ficial Report. ; BULLETIN. o 3 & > ; ot e T . Repgio, Jap. GFarthgoakes have orcurred. here af intervals of 1% min glon A guakée strmper Ihan the sthirs cagsod § number of the signd ing walls 1o 14‘1527;‘5;. e Bhil croaled @ condidon! of pasic Moong Ihe sur ivars 5 e Port Sald. Jan € —The Amvrican meont ersleer Yankion eft here ves terday for Mrssing with medical soy rifes and provislons on board for the | ("c Ak : Horers Rhe ecarpied alus 2 x:“::?; 27 ol dot o The Conneoticgt

i S o B ; » . ‘ R/ ;! - ‘gﬁf PE i 3 .gg @ RS vl 3%g ; - § < by ,(,:; i, : 3 ‘if,?'x‘_ e Sl }; : : ’,’-,‘?’"‘;"’ 3 " A P ol g s . ? { y‘ e i ¥ g : N x st * i : 3 34 " ‘A(‘.‘x}_. Y : /p‘ LN Ml { Pid o i S i @i N, . i { 1 o 2 Rl N P N T LST . AR AT ?( NN A w‘f‘?\ R o e N LR e e MRS NS ol 'i;? o ,f. s & i",* e R Ly % ' ; ::b ' L e .’l ‘«' - i'i"bi ‘4 eTRBN Y A i 00/ T 5 ::? Ly - 'v?:f 1 N B g | T, Y i 0 QUEEN HELENA. ‘ L Wife of King Victor Emmanuel" Who i Aided Sufferers. o i < s i the f‘,ss"';&!:i;a of Rear Admiral Spevry; Lthe Yermont, the Kansas and the Min fnesots arvived here from Buez. They isalled for Naples a 8 soon as they hadl jtaken g’? conl, e : | The itinerary of the American bal. tloslilp fleet under Rear Adiniral Spor El‘ was changed In consequences of the i ltallan cartbgiake. The new prograim i wae as follows: The battjeships Con g‘::';:%rua a 8 the Ragship of the floer: P Vermont and . Mipnesota. left - here {early today direct for Naples. Steam(fog at the rate of 14 Koots an Hour j the Connectiout will arrive Saturday. | The ather Iwo vessels foillowed, ma gk‘is.’,’: e hest gpead they can. Upon tarriving a! Naples Admiral . Sperry %\\?W confer with the authorities and 1 offer the services of the vessels at his icommand. . :

! Signs $BOO,OOO Reliet Bill, § Washington, Jan, 8-<The prosident Eﬂalsr!?} bejore two oclock yosterday fafternoon sigped the Bl pagsed by f:m‘?: bouses of congress anpropriating {§Boo 000 for the rellef of the Imalan g 2RI :L*gi'.:i'?.n sufferers, . S é Quakes Continue at Messina. , I Messing, Jag 8 -~Earthguake shacks Q:‘i"h"éf;f'- 1 hepe: githoueh thd ¥AR e §n:,1;:-?‘.':,; i Inteneity, The fives In Pthe city also are helng gradunlly ex i Uneatshed - Thirty thoussnd ratjons i“'v:*v'.r}».c‘;‘.lvt:u\d.' The official Houres feompdied thue far show that 14.p0¢ | bodies have been buried in four come %}l’?‘hﬁ. that 9000 refugecs bave left {the city, and that 9,000 persons st} | remain here, . % ln_srz.«':sf-i of excavatinug in an enj devor to find #he bodies buried bendath the ruing, It hag beon propoded | that every house {n which it is be Heved persons are buried shall be coyargd with qguickiime. i The correspOndent hag made a visit §}n Regzglo and carefully inspecied the t'mnz, It has been found that the utmber. of persons killed there and the damage done to property is much less than at Messina. Only the central section of the ctly was dumaged. About 5,000 troops are working thege. The official figures place the wounded af Regglo at 1,000 and the refu#ees at 7,000, . The number of dead in the ruins is not known. Rézgio has been Yractically evacuated. except for the troops and the marines from twq British warships are causing the populace to evacuate Vilia San Gilovanni, which is considered to have been the center of the earthquake. The bay of Regzio still is strewn with broken boats and other debris. i i : iy ~ Work of Rescue Pathetic. = - The work of rescue at the home in Messina of the British chaplain,’ Hulatt—or, to be more exact, the piles of ruins which had been his house—was the most pathetie. The rescue party, through heroic efforts. had succeeded in reaching a portion of the Tuins from under which came groans. indicating that one or more of the inmates of what bhad been a house, were yet Hving. .This fact infused fresh vigor into the men, .and they worked heroically; but although they continued in their efforts until late into the night, no success rewarded { their efforts. Work was resumed at _daybreak, when the men fell to their { tasle with a vim, feeling certain that { Mr. Hulatt, his wife and four children ~were beneath the debris. 7 World's Biggest Mill Burns. | Bellingham, Wash., Jan. '6.—~The plant of the Puget Sound Mills and Timber Company, the biggest shingle mill in the world, burned. Loss, $415,000; insurance, $150,000. W. L. Cleveland, a’ saw filer, wis burned to death. | Moody, Mo, Jan. 6.—ln the absence of the mother, who went to the field to see their father, two children, aged DORr e .

T ' Closing Out Sale B coles & Co: ¢ ' " msmAN ‘ Unprecedented Reductibn n Price " GET IN ON THE BARGIAN

Cromwe ) e Milk o pow selliog at 18 cents per HEI tha : ) Usual shipment of cattle Satorday and Monday. ¢ : & fawrenee { amy hell Xvsxﬁ-}nwﬂn whip pdg Logs ceXxtensively Tor tha past wee K 1o Nappenes, " . Jim Dlark of Detianes, Ohio visited Phite many friends Bers during the bl ;~£\‘3 "5 = : | 2 L Jesge Gslloway peturoed: ta his istudies st the University la\u Mo [day where he intends to grafuate at tha ¢lore of the preseont FERRION: ; { Jake Thomas with his daanghter, CLuacille, visted Kendallville Apmt PSaturday on busibess. ‘ { Mr. Dan Uress last week ‘found a idadies’ wateh on the side pavement. innd after oarefal inguiry found the Voeuug lady who owaed . She tgracefullv-retursed thaoks, i Rumor has it at present that there s movement ot foot to reoreanize ia-brass baud in tawn, We hope the rumor anay resultin somethiog sub istantial, i ' » - | Harry Melaan, wife and son, spent Sunday witlheGary Kreager and Wife, i Andersou Galloway visited ElkL hart ou Motiday., : i Clifford Babl of Clevaland visited iat the Kirklaud home New Years, | Miss Mamie Kirkland visited Gari rett the first of the week, [ Mr.and Mrs, Thomas Bly visited | Edgerton, Defianee, Obio, aud other {places, returaing home Monday, i Harry Knox got his liceuse for dis[peuring liguor at Kimmell. | - As an indieation of the mildness (o the season the sparrows around Ftown are busy just now settiog up i house Keeplong., Our earnest wish is i thiat they have not made a miscaleui iation, : 4. The Lyeeum held their second gps- [ #hon New Yoars Eve the sabjectybeL!h': Thie Taritl” Jwhetiver beneficial jof otherwise: Aceording to the Sol. t}m it was decided that tarifl was {ore detrimental than otherwise to Pthe Interests ﬂl“!!m(tuumry.' < | , : i Mr.and Mrs. Win. Brown had a {family gathering on New Years day Hincluding Jap Gerkin and. family, { Mrs. Ambrose Gerkin, Mre, H. V t Hursey aud family, Miss Kurtz, ToFpeka and others, : | There is on exhibition in the winjdow of Hank Kreager's saloon a fstone which be found New Years | Day in the body of a sweet oak tree fon the Grandma 4(“‘&):?!’ farm south { west of town, The stone is abouat [the size of & goose egg, of & slatey ifn:‘::xatiwn wnd weighs abont one gi'“!”“'-' The tree was cut ‘about the { bsunl height from the gronnd and { was about eleven feet in circumferjence. From the number of circles {around the stone to the bark the jstone must bave been embedded ithera over fifty years. The theory fpmvailiu;: here, ia that a cleft had been made and the stone placed there either by accident or intententionally as a land mark, by 4 Real Esate Transters Prepared each week by the Noble county abstract office D. 8. Taylor. W, Varner to Eva Varner pt 8 Wi SWigand Elf Nig SWi sec s Allewtwp. ' John Mitehell and wife to John E. Boughey SEY SW Y .sec 1| Jeflerson twp. . o - H. M. Noe and wife to John H. Price lots 9 S Baud H M Noe add Kimmell. - - _Edpa Bowen and husband to Edith Franks pt lots 88 and 89 O P Albion. Calvin Murray and wife to Joseph W. Murray pt SWi; NWY section 8 Sparta twp. George Priest et al to Joseph W. Murray SWL NWY sec 14 Sparta. Henry G. Cobbs and wife to Wm. IJ.C. SWY SWliy sec 2 Elkbart twp. Charles O. Clark and wife to Dora Fausnaugh and wife lots 9 and 10 Clarks 2nd add to Kimmell. __F. W. Straus et al to Ira 1. Miller NW pt SEY and SW cor NEX{ see 17 Perry twp. : : - Wm. O'Rourkeet aItoGR&IR. R. Co. frl {xt NWy NE!4 section 16 and pt SWig SEY sec ¥ and frl pt Island Park sec 16 alNip Orange twp. +Adaline Hamilton and husband to E, L. Prickett SE cor frl NE{ NEY sec 6 Noble twp. | Joseph W. Greider to Henry L. Greider 8 pt NW pt NWi{sec I 8 Washington twp. - | Emalive Beigler to Perry J, Stanley SWig{ SEY sec b Green twp. 3 ' Four Perish in Collision. lost their lives and a number of othsteamer Samuel collided with a raft during a heavy fog on Green river. on the raft, were caught like rats in s -

Kendally lie Tl pew leal was hlotted. Billy, the gonat, is howe again, . Wairsh the Irish girl and her bean. 1. O Brogss and Clint Case are at Indianapohis for the weoek : Misa Elia Borgrmoan of Fort Wasne spent a few days with Mrs. Orlif! My ¢r. _ : } est Melinire of near Albton spent s few days with bis brother, Lowis and wife, : Miss Eda Funk of Wajeattville has been spending & few days with her aunt Mrs. A. B, Cowley. Mrs Clyde Fubes whs the guest of Lagravge friends iast week, J..K. Courtney and wifg are visitfng relatives in Michigan, : Mrs. W. J. Fidber was the Ruests of friends at Ligonier Thursday of last week. - Miss Ethel Fritz has returned from A visit with friendsd at Klkbart, - - " Miss Gladys Neaferof Fort Wavna was the guest of her couein, (\hau Verta Neafer : A Walter Wilsan of Wawaka was in this city Monday enroute to Hicksville Ohio. : : Weil Hook and wife wore visiting friends at Auburu recently. : F. E. Reeve has retarned from s busiuess trip to Indianapolis. e W. Kimmell trausacted business at Columbia City and other points lagt week. Miss Laura Goodwin has reéturned to Bloemington to resume her studies at the stats auiversity. ’ ~ Migs Ruby Hoflman of vear Albion gpent a part of her vacation in this eity with her grandmother. . - M. C. Cass'and family of Paulding, Ohio, who have been the guests of D. O. Bailey and wife, have returued home, . Raobert Hall of Ploneer, 0., who spent the holidaye in this city, has returned home., Mrs: D. R. Moyer is confined to her home by illness. Her son. Arthar, is also lnid up with a badly sprained Arm, ne ! : - Misses Mildred Raber. Josephine Gaby and Ericka Pontins were visit--Ing At Garrett last week, ; . Mrs. Himmm Thompson of Wawaka was in the city Thursday enroute to ‘Michigan., - ) : E Mrs. dohn A. Rust of Anderson, who lias been visiting Mrs. Gertrude ’ Blaney, has returned home. : L. D. Griffith is carriog a broad smile since Saturday sll because its tn girl, Mother and babe doing well Extra gang foréman George Smith came home from Elkhart to spead Sunday. : : ! "Ed Busch and wife were at Albion Saturday to visit their danghter who im at the hospital for treatment. | Making The Dirt Fiy t Every two minutes a ton of coal 1s burned up at Panama; evers minute twelve carldads of rock and gravel are torn from the earth; and every hour 1668 pounds of dybamite are exploded 1n mountain and “joigle: every minutes §124 is spent for labor! . Oune-bundred and thirty-two locomotives are shrieking and creaking in theé nioe-mile ribbon of the Cule‘bra Cut—ten thousand shirtless men are sweating and swearivg—twelve bundred and firty flat cars are rambling and grombling! One hundred and six miles of track split the gorge —a dozen sets of rails, in a width of 200 and 300 feet are hung in tiers one above the other. Bixty-seven steam shovels are plunging twenty-ton scoops into-the earth two and three times every mioute. Ovwer two milllion cubic yards of earth are being wrested from the rainbow strata of soil every thirty days. And on the two sides of the inferno squat the‘i twin peaks of Gold and Suow hills,. like a couple of apples which a school boy has nearly bitten through.. ~ Roughly, a hole measuring 97.515,000 cubic yards must yet be bored in the Panama clay to make the canal a reality. When the French were routed, 81,500,000 cubic yards had been excavated. The Americaus have added 42,000,000 cubic yards

Picture a chasm measuring one hundred and twenty-five feet inevery direction in which conld beburied 25 ordinary three-story building, forty feet in height. in width and 1n length. The equivalent of such a chasm is bored every dajy along the conrse of the Panama canal—the execavation amounting to nearly 2.000,000 cubic feet daily.—Hugh C. Weir, in Putnam’s and The ﬁ«dor for December.

MINNESOTA SOLONS IN ACTION Legistature AM::‘.: ahd C‘:;v. Jobrisan Takes Cath. - | }*'.v Paunl Minn) Jan. & -—=The thirs sixth session of the Minnesots | Ris jature was: called to order im bold e el N G e *‘g - T R - Ny ».V;x‘ :;‘i»uii‘%’“‘ L BNIAF o T - £ ;.::«f‘?”? ; 'ﬁl* “f’:w'; 3 : ‘ R R G L L e W Lo o R s N v Sl [ v "'K" fﬁ"ﬁ“ .",;a.'f',» .%,':i‘ ¥ LN e ' NGV ISR | B G T Py N, R AR ST ﬁé{(’(‘f, 4 i%}:g ¥ ' s Vou e ME T RY SR TS LA & s‘f; L, W " .Q:;;:‘! AR ‘vf;’r;ﬂf.\;gf’/- T AT AN LSI R R 0T John A, Johnson. . housé¢ and seniite at noon yesterday in, the capitel here. '()r;:a;xﬁz.;n‘mx} wis the only business transacled. = Goy Johnson took the oath of office for the third thne teday and then appeared - before a joint session of the legiuls. ture at noon when he read his annual | message. Present indications are thaw this session of the legizslature will Lg’:‘ deveid of auything approaching sengae tional in legislation, ; _f”f#&' ( ! Prot Horser's Yelf : o RBuffalo, calico,. . . : = (‘“T!“H’ﬂ_\'!g!!ff.(!':&f!’l, = Pluribus, make & fuss,” . Rah, rah. Bingham, ; Hare-bit, tear-a bit, s , Seare-a-bit, stingem, . ; Whao rab. we rab, o s Alirab, Bingham, b - That's the college yell that O. N. Horuer, of Ligonier, originated for George Ade's play, The Fair Co-ed. . I 1& yeHable all night isg'vit? Haorner entered the contest inangurated by Ade for the hesteolloge vell and hundreds of yells were #ubmitted, but Horner was onesof the few that got to the front. While he [did not win the $25 prize,; he was | lucky enough to get one vote! for ;;ﬁmt place and three for honorable ;vmeu!inn, : Lo | The fellow that won &mt prize was i William G. Miller, » student of the University of Chicago. This was the prize winning yell, : : § 1 g Gee, golly, gosh, darn, . . Dence, devil, dang, - | Bingham college, Bioghsm college, | -Zip, boom, bang. ; ) : 1 . The Ligonier man'e yell of eosxr"u»‘ - does not contain any cuss words, but imr originality -and genuine hiiuityi it would seem the Noble county proi g’\duct. is far abead of the Cmsagu’l man‘sidea, and if it were put tos vote in this neck of Hooslerdom the chances are that'Horner would win in & walk.—Kendallville Sun. 5 ""‘"“"“"‘I".““z-“‘"‘"‘*"”“""’""%v : 3 . COSPERVILLE o - Mike Cass and wife and little daughter of Paulding,Obio are yisiting relatives and friends here. - ~ Newton Pancake accompanied by his little gravdson, Abram Gage re turned from Elkbart, Thureday., Miss May Rendall was the guest of Dora Rose, Sunday. v Mr. and Mrs. Walter Gibson and children were at Mitlersburg ‘last Tuesday and Wednesday the guests of their parents. ~ Charley Steinherger,- wife ana daughter retured from Valparaiso, where they have been visiting friends. . e Mr. and Mrs. Abrabam Frauk were visitors of Braden Franks and wife Sunday. mmeal e William Stuff is on tke sick list Shiswess. = = . @ . Mr. mdﬁn- Mike Rice took dinper with Mr. and Mrs. A E. Maw- _ Mr. and Mrs. William McEwen | eneban. . caaon g

TROOPS, FIRE UPON | e e 5 ¥ i . BIG MOB OF RIOTERS id Hindos bive takén 8 mome sorious turn again, reguiring the active inter veation of frftish troops yosterday at Titaghur, who fired wpon the Hisdy ~ The Hindue had resumed the st tackis of two previous diys on the w‘mw st THaghur becalse the Md Bamimedsns had sacrificed coWs. The Hindas destroyed the satred furniture In the mosque and partally demd bbed the walls Inflmed Modam--medans gathersd to the defense of the mosque and were subsgguoniiy sar rpunded by o military eosdon. which Jorimed s Girrier betwest the Mobam. | meddns and the Jiindu rikters. who as maslted the military (8 a 8 spdvaver o tame - to close quarters with the Mo | bammedans. . The lroops Bred upon the zeaints, killing and wounding ser | oral of them. Lo i ; Cisolated complats betwoen Hindus wnd Mobamiiedans are Wakine dace throughout ‘}3&@‘ distarbed distirict Mo ] hammedans frOm WO UMt gUAD tors are making thelr way to Titaghut to revenge the Hindu tnsults 1o thely | faiih . : ! ; e SIXTY KILLED IN CHINA REVOLT Mutinous Spidiers Creste Havoe ir ( - Manchuria Near Mukden, b Amay, China, dan. §-OOF ial re Iports have been mooolved hero of a Crevolatiogary outbfesk In Manchorie near -;wﬁfi.‘iﬁkdﬁap Cue thousand, mutinotis. soldiers < Bavi@: taker e field, & eohmun o FOVETH | ment troonk . with a 8 gtling gur was sent out agalmst them An en Eaprment was fought In which the! Imsnrgenta, socording to the offieial] vefsion, wede repulsed. Native oo | prarin, howoever, are to thiv oot that the! troons were drives back with a losy: of 60 men killed. The fact that the insurgests oocupy an fmuregnakle position woald seem to Indicate o gov ernment. reverse. Relnforcwments Eave beon asked for. The women and

-('?‘.',.35"4"";__ have heen. sent gwxay from the Joerlity. . The immediate cause of the mutiny is not explalaed, ERB DEFENSE CLOSES II7S CASE Grapghic Story of Shooting of the Cap ! . tain Toid in Court. . “ Media, Pa. Jan. S-—~-Fuilowing @ | ,-‘!)3:‘?’,l:;'43!,‘ ciimax, produaced by i - graphie. stary told of the shaaling of CCapt. J. Clayton Erd by his sisterin jaw, . Mrs Catharine Rei%el, who, with herCginter. Mra M. Flarence Erb, ix 'charged with the murder®of the lat t ter's busband, the defepse closed i 3 | case In the sensational trial yestenday - afternocn.”. Mrg, Beisel, In her story Gl the ;«znmemgf corroborsted the tes | timony given by Mra Erb relative to ; the cruel treatment infiicied upon the - wife by the captain. . = o e it o p e e . 'i : lowa Railrcad Sold. . L Boone, la, Jan, 8-~The 0! ‘Colony Trust Company yesterday bid in the . Newton. & Northwestern raliroad, for $1:000.000 st a masterinchancery’s | wale e . | L —— : P [ - 7 THE MARKETS. e [" Grain, Provisions, Etc 5 o ; e «Chicage -Jan & l L FLOUR-Market sirong. Bpring wheat | gpeciad brancs . Minnesols hard pal R Kyl 19 stradght. export btk e $L G 0 % clear, export bags DAKIEER b grsdes SRR winter whent . pat. ent, BISO mtralplit fute., 840 ¢ ceteamr, fute. SASE 1D rye Bour. wbite £ oheic s derk, BEGRE Y RN HEAT -Btrong.. My oS ey | July, SO, ; [ CORN-Pirm May, SUaplic July, 614 e T e : = ; DATE- il CMay. Messihe - L BUTTTER- Oreamery, extois, T p':.:‘ to o retail dealers, B opristy e exton | et D% trste S seconde T duir E!w‘% extra. v Grets, Ze; peoonds, N la dien, Na. 1 .‘?{'wie packing stk (T L RGESCases yeturpid. PRI T e cases E fneldded, SNy ordinary firsts. % | Bcsta, 80l prige firsts, B extra, Me. gy YTATORSE. (holow. to Tanvy, TG § Cair 1o ged STV s ¢ .1 L AVE POULTRY -Turkers, per Ib. 1 E.(H Wenw fowis, IWae spriogs, 10, roostls ers, 800 peess, THSc: ducks, e : | i e | - - New York, Jan 6 FLOUR - Bteady but dull ‘ > - WHEAT ~After t;;}r?! aponing steadl r nesx due o stpall nonthwest receipts and | pabd weather reports. wheal cased off | belows wnder rencwed boar. pressyre,. May, | L angLE 2 ot ‘ | RY E-~Dull and easy. No. 2 western, flc, !t. 0. b New York i . ! i . e e - o B . Live Stock. | S Chicago, Jan. & L CATTLE~Good to, fancy steors, B 0 T 8 medivm to gobd steers, 355600 “eommon io falr steers, LGS native vesriings, §L.287.5; plaln to Tancy ¢cow $eE L 5 oosamon 1o choles stockers) $: 468 common o choloe feeders, 830 5.0, good cutting and beefl cows, 2.5 £35: canners, LIS bulls, good to cholee, $3.5065.00; bologna bulls, ROOG 365 calves, BOGSSO. . HOGS—-Prime to heavy butghers, S.IOG 823 cholce ng;—‘\mgm butchers, 5 W 6 8.10; cholee light, $5.60§5.92%; i to cholop heavy packing, 5 906605, tﬁ:ﬁ ‘hegvy sows and coarse stagsl 356550, pigs, BHOGLK. : s .o+ Omaha, Neb., Jan. 5. "~ CATTLE-—-Market 'm‘t‘t Native steers, SLOOGTO; cows and heifers, 8.00§6.35; western steers, ROFLW; Texas steers, $2.00615.10; cows and helfers, 2756440 canners. $2.00837; stockers and feeders. £2.7545.40. calves, $.00G4.50; bulls and stags, FL50G5.00, ! il % HOGS-—Market 5310¢c lower. Heavy, um:-mxxm:&ﬂﬂwﬁ light, s.oo@ 5.55; pigs, $2.5005.00; bulk of sales, §.s¢ 5.70. : e = e Inez, Ky., Jan. 6—Three lives were lost inf an explosion at the home of Allen Cassel, a wealthy - planter, and sel’s wife and son were burned to a mﬁ' - DY R #8314 ' S ’W“%% st Tl R ;‘&:‘”-rm':;\@{“}swﬂ ,xg‘aziﬂ,» ~;:m : TE #*'*“g‘%;éﬁ"g%wgaﬁ&w |

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. Goidman Sympathizer Ousted. - “San Francigen Jan & -Private Wi : Ham if‘.:\&:{l;_ﬁ* of the cosst .aﬂ::%}*?s( - who was sedtopoed o, five: years Im- - prisapmest on Alcatraz island, for sha king hands with Eminsa Golilman dur | ing her recent mectiiogs in this efty, has bßad his sentence conunuted o dis P honorahile dis harge fromn % army. by Prestdent Rooses £t ' : § ; i st i i Awful Tragedy in California. | San Diego. Cal, Jam &-—News Is | fust received of a. startiing ‘tragedy E:;;aar Nallectto, olosa 1u the Mexican boundary, when two men were hacked | o ploers and a founyg wollan was { torn from her dyisg hasband and car %- el Into the molntaine. . - . g Notiee of Final Seitiement iy f Siate uf lodiana, Noble Coundy | s, 2 16 the Matier ,‘ ; : of ) ot : : | b Bstats of - L D Nooa K Fatriek gusmers, {0 - : . 82 {regepnedd < _,' 4 E.En the Noble Ctreuit Court, Jangery Term, i - . s s | Notice s Sers Ly givesn, That Ihe usnder | signiat as Adminisirairiz of he estats of L Volrick sumers, Dechasid bas Gled 1o sald oot Bia mevount snd vouchets in lnsl | setlicment of sald Esjate, and thal the same ' wiili come up for the examinaijon snd - acthon of satdg Cuart, bt the Coars Hoose at Aflton, Indiang. ot the b day of Jatusry i, ol which Uite and pince ail persons in. e rosted L sald Esiade are régulred (ol L pear I sadd Court and show catise i any ' ihere he why safd account should Bot be npprovet S ey ; g Azl the belrs of Satd decedent, ‘and all Gl hers lterssied Lo sald osinle are Also | Berelry pequired, st the Uime and place aforessid, 1o sppear sod make proofof thelr :wmm}» OF cialne o nny parl of anld estats, s Eynei i, Srxvees Adminfstratrix. FRANK ¥ BOTHWELL, . ° _ [ 4;23’:. 4 " . iﬁ‘t WneyY, ir e i . Noulee of Fioal Settlement N\ . State of Lndians, Noble County s, s is the Matler. ; X ! of ! St : the Estate ol - . No. Bl Nelsan ¥arshart, | : ; in the Nobije Cireuil Couri, January Term, . Vs, » : e U Notioe ix Hersby given that the undérsigiicd s sdministratrix of the estate of Nelsop Earabart, decensed, bas fled 10 ssid Court ber account and | vouchirs i final settiement of sald sstate aod that the same wiil come up for e Xamination and action of sald Court at the Court house 1} Aibion, Indians, on the #sth day of Januar 7,19 G%, at which jlme sod place uumrmug Lnterested fn snid pstate are reguired Lo O}ig‘ﬁf 10 snid Court snd show cause If any there be why sa:d secount should not be approved, Aod the helrs of sald decedent and all sibers inlerested In sald éstale are also hereby required ni the time and place aforesald 1o appear and joake prootoof thelr Beirsßip Or clalm to any part of sald estate. LOKETTAC EarNHART - Admiuistratrix. FRANK P. BOTHWELL, - . . 2 ! o E e . Attorney for Estate. o e . 1’ AWCAT!O! FOR LICENSE e Noties iy hereby given to the citizens of ‘ggomr and Perry wwnsh;y and fo the | zeus of the Second ward city of Ligmxux;:“ Gh‘:t Nable gbu?ty.e‘l‘uﬂi;l‘u m!u of ava the undersign apply to the Board of Conimisstoners.of Noble cotiniyt their next hefuw sesslon.commencing on first Monday, January & 1'08.90r 8 lic snse 1o retatl spiritubas, vigous and nﬁusqoon in less guantitles than a ?:m ‘8 uUme, with the privilege of allowing the same to be drank on the premises where sold; also to sell soft drinks, cigars and tobacco in the same room where sald liguors are to be sold and dmx.iyﬁ place of business wherein said lguors are (o be sold is localed as follows: Ina momwentyw'thmm one M!mmxm-nx n feel in width, sitaated on the first floor in the mmr—mo!m&m;mr‘{:m!mmn‘ ocated one (301 & omtg:ﬂ;i':xmi?an?' o m(ﬁ n the o ‘ O town, now Second and mk"nn?mfgﬁ eu{l 1 % = % 3 1 satd Perry township, Noble eot; m‘ Indiapa. . - . BByrLvasvs H Ho

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"DAVID S. TAYLOR ; Abstracter Business Agent " Notary ALBION, INDIANA. CBAKLEB V. INKBS, Dealer tn s+ v+ MONUMENTS, VAULTS Tombstones and Bullding Stones: .. .. °* Corter of Cavin and Fifth streets, LIGONIER, = = - INDIANA ‘V H. WIGTON, CATTORNEYS-AT-LAW Office J&f,cmum‘ Bank, ' Ligonter, Ind. . 2 ' = Furniture. .. Of all kinds, Lumg in - style at lowest prices at oo o & BROWI'S D —— UN DERTAKING calls promptly a swered. Embalming when de sired by arterial method. e —— BESSIE A. VANDEVENTER M. C. VANDEVENTER . PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS Homeopathy Office, day or night up over Vaudette, v eit .- W A BHOBE, 9 ; PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. LIGONIER . - o ; INDIANA 'Moe up stairs over Graves' Bakery. : ———————-——-———‘—'_-”___—!‘ FOLEYSKIDNEYCURE e B e S e .B T e