Ligonier Banner., Volume 43, Number 47, Ligonier, Noble County, 11 February 1909 — Page 5

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, . . Che fLigonier Dannrr ; ]J. EE McDONALD, Editor Pabltahed every Thursday and Mzh;u‘! io the postoffice, [igontier,. 158 & secani Cine T st e r : : Unose No 19 e e CAfter all what's i 8 pame? Winona Assembly is s great ehureh or ganization . Winona park is its place of gathering. Winona frowns ou s j frivolity, Liguor, sigarettes and even Saaday newspapers are barood fron the aasets z\irg prounds. The name Winona is the synonyin of all that d» righiteous, and fn pearby Warsaw there are Winona groeeties. Winans Hotels, Winons feed atures, and the oame is alw AYE A w‘ar_rrl:.’. af hotiesty and godliness ‘\Eﬁ:v,!}'arts i« a Winoua drug store. conducted by & Wino! inn without rutle, wha helped 1o drive the sialoons out of existence and imaks Warsaw as dry as Winona., But alack aod alas’ The righteous drogeist hws just been eonvicted of runntog a bhind tiger. His drug ston becatne a hooge fporiat siuce the sajoons guit bßusitiess, aad :%'.w BHeYIL pathetic judee turned a deal ear to the good man’s ples that be WAR T ning hig store ona Christian plane and fined him s and costs. - Fort Way e Jourual. L o . : : S EaRRS . _Over tn Marshall eounty the ;”,”Mr will have a chance to vote for or spnaiast the repeal of the looal ‘H;’HHZi law. Represontative Sarber. a Dar acrat, died -tx.tal«'h%y suveral dayve ago and a special election was found b niecossary. The Demoerats Have pomioated Adam Wise who will vou to repeal the aption law while the Republicans have a candidate who was instfucted to vate ¢ sustain the L‘\.'v\.‘ The électior’ wiil be held ’u'!,y-,"r;l‘ﬁ and the contest in xald to be on with full vigor. The cutcomne is very muc! in doubt. : - o i o . S esavaae hat Theodore Roosévelt, taking office as & popular idol, has becoms I the Jast days of lilsa administratton one of the mrost unpopular of all our presigents, is sad but imv. That his friends should profess astonisbhiment over this trausition is perhaps to be expected, although ItB cnuse is 80 opel secret, g : v - Mr. Boosevelt sot himselfl up as an overiord None could differ from him on the lenst watter and escape the (ntemperate accusation of being sither ignorant or dishonest. None dare question lis mcts or attitude. His daily conduct has exemplified his behief that the king ean do no wrong aud that Theodore Roosevelt is king. o His vast, tremetdous intelligence has tanght law to lawyers. inedicin to doctors, engineering to engincers, Christianity to the chureh and mater uity to mothers. From ranniog railroads to making beds we have had bov one authority, and his name has been Roosevelt, : For keven leng and weary vears a turbid tide of unsolicited advice o all topics has flowed from the White Houase to deluge every corner of the. land, aond the peaple are tired of it.—Chicago Jonroal, e .X E o®s o - Ex-Senator Towne thinks; © A general sigh of relief will go up”” when March 4th comes and “the frenzied, eapricious, self centersd and relf exalted man, who for eight yvears has occupied the White House, shiall bavs expired his term, and shall be succeeded by a level-Leaded man.” Ev dently there are others that thinK similarly. A gentleman of this ¢ity re. ports. that i a recent visitth Washington, a republican senator huthor- | ously de:lared that a change in the date of Thaokegiving was in contewplation—{rom the last Thursday in November to the fourth of Mareh! Indianapolis Nows. 2 : ; v , : ® R AR RS ' ¢ It the city couneil will not give a lighiting franchise to Mrs. Draper, if they are determined to drive her out of the business why not go about the mattetr in a business-like way,and give somiebody else a chanee to bid apon the franchise. Mrs, Draper has made a fair, straight-forward proposition to the council. She has offered to give the city first-class service, according to x‘unt[rﬂvt; and at a rate lower than that paid in any town in northern Indiana. @ l't w‘mhl‘sqv;m that she is entitled to- some consideration. but 1f not, let’s ‘.have light from somebody else. The people want the streets lighted by somebody. T _ : o R BERN : The loeal opltion wave got a bad jolt in Wayne county last Friday when the wets won the election by nearly 800 majority. Wayne vounty was put down as one of the sure temperace counties and the anti-saloon league was expecting & big boost when the votes were counted. Thelvote was very large, the rural districts being represented at the polls almost to a man, The business men and property owners in Richmond, however, protested against the crusade and formed a splendid organization. making the fight in favor of high license and seusible, restrictions. The wets carried Kich mond by an overwhelming vote, the drys uot carrying a single ward in the city. ’ ' ‘ - . ' R R i . The legal tangle in Whitley county may delay the local option election for several months.. The county commissioners have called the election for March 6th, but an appeal taken to the higher court may stop the proceedings. * E R & ww : i _ It keeps'the LaGrange county officials busy chasing after blind tigers and other kinds of illegal game. This highly moral community seems to be having a hard time to maintain its reputation and at the same time afford good fat fees for the deputy prosecutor and other officers of the court. - - * xx eww g : The Springfield Republican hopes that our naval esgablishment can bé reorganized to better effort than our printing establishment, which is one of the most glaring example of profligacy in public ownership of what should all be done by private individuals. Itgoeson tosay: : 1t is an amazing fact the government printery hae been so far discredited that congress has embodied in the census bill a provision that the next census may be printed by private establishment at the discretion of the director of the census,on account of the high cost of printing in the government plant. Figures were presented in the house debate showing that the estimates of the government printer for printing the census were hundreds of thousands of dollars in excess of the estimate of the director of the census, derived, no doubt, from private establishments. Usually congross ‘‘stands’ for this sort of thing, and the fact is interesting that in this case it revolted against the exactions of its own offspring. A remarkable situation is roa:ged when a printery maintained by the government has to be avoided by the government itself on account of the oﬁmueu of its work. : o o : : , v ® PE ®ER e : Ligonier, ln"'commog with other cities and communities will celebrate the one hundredth anniversary of the birth of the great emancipator Abraham Lincoln. The Grand Army of the Republic and the Womans Relief Corps of this city have arranged an appropriate program for the occasion, to be given at the M. E. church tomorrow evening, to which the public is invited. Itis proper that our citizens.should lend their presence and cooperation in this patriotic event. The vational colors should be displayed from the business houses and residences of the city during the day in honor of the compeer. -» - o

: A Pianwer Triml o Thers are still 8 number of ;m;;;éhf lHviog in the wost partof the %r:wumf‘if who remesniter A #ezien of trinis in Justioes courts that wonld =1 this titne be considersd vory sirangs and ferfing s snrensonable, i 1 was ,!‘:vr;\e:‘ wiy consideresd &1 !?z#ﬁ.!i.i‘f’t“.ﬁf'fl.g}ﬁf wne it tully jnstified. The time was 1o the amtiy so°¢ 2 Ihe pinos. Porry Praivie: the pattiss wefe ote Fouhg toan, plaletit! vs one old map, defendant; both good respectable citizens with a inrge number of fricmis; ang 100 enawss ol cotiiianint the diflerpnee of twelve pud, ons hall conts per day for swo 4;;‘ wars ;.f'&"!ful srienl ?:—}"ss'«% pinintif for defendant - _ u Piatntift wade & demand of On# doliar, which was refused. The de. tendant insde 8 tender of ~ﬁfh*&i}; five conte, which was refoned and » #:it was comninetived tie fare Harrisan Wisad, Justtoe of the Venow Tor Parry ;z-gv;vgxaf._x;:. A jary of tmeive nien hesrd the evidenoe % the case gl sould 80l ARTee off & verdied They wiepe i.i'w?mr:f\‘/-i} atid the pase ron tinued. Althensxt trinl Btk pare t}:« £ Weln fOpTese :ks?»“‘! E-‘,;‘.Amm\«ri i Harrin of Goslinn Botonaring for the piaintill. and W liam Ciagg of Port Matehell for the dideadant, Somin "the jury of tweive sben dise gpreod sed agnin (he oßen WERR continnsd to e repeated sgain with jike reatltn, then by aetdeniend ILe cast WA ?..',’:\"f‘f_'.'x':‘-"»f o thie dadnet of the Nuble cirgulf gournt HMonever ,_,:{i,_.; rotiieewak unlivigadetiing ) the iloesee of fGIGaL Fledds & Hies renjiged the d 253&;;%%3 07 BRer Teiting # JUry fo sgres Where 10@ 40 idenee: was w 0 conthivtiag. ‘ Fhvre wore ALY WIkN ARegE B e 80! side. honest, candid sl Muthial HORTIA v iy daiviaed e i Giher, &x A 'g‘.‘,w ealite of day ahor. 1! was abinwy that the .az&i:ur’ perfotmed was raking the atraw fnas in front of a threstiing miachine <one ol the oid slyte of ' ¢! all ;;f&’;"*v, Uil Bret uge Broseht into the connird s LAI it was very dustv, dirty sud bsd work, srore than ordioary farm work, and that - fifiy ceuts A day was litile enogd e witnesses for f"&";}'-ﬂ fense said they wosid work fer thinty seven and a hall coents A Jayv.oaud conld tare plenty of good hands for that price, nod that it was all a loan ponid affird to pave The defendant's atioruney eaid H;J\‘: in the absctiow ol A statuee law . governing the price of weoos thele WAS Bn ﬂlﬁﬁ‘!’iﬂf‘h hﬁ‘v’? good fram-the Atlantio to the Wese ero fr<»s;zs~:»r“( thint m,!auu?mi caf whent ar the prive theren! was a fair ;sr'z"w for & d:s_r? waork; that Fort Wayae was our only wlieat iarket, that the price of whenat deliversd there Was fifty cents per busbel: that it Was worth twelve and a half cents per pushel 1o haol it there; that thirty. five hushiels was 80 average lomd, acd allowing three days for the trip with a,wu‘xnu,ha@ on the road, left not to exceod one dollar per day for msu and teapy. © He also pointed out that ottier farm products were ow, in.pro-. portion dressed hogs ons doliar and twenty-five cents per hundred in Fort \’\’aynﬁnr about one doliar per bundred at hae, : : Both parties stated s‘='mp}mtwn§i_\'? that they wers potstubborn ormulish but very flrui where & prineiple \\'m; involved, regardiess of expense.- N P. Fagles in Alblon-Democrat. i " Broke up 'l’heir Church ‘ § The Milford Mail says that Arthar Grifith of Milford, while giyiog & demonstration of his mathematioal | ability in a Benton Harbor 5%:1;&{1',4{ recentiy. shook the faith of the menp 5 bers f the House of David. . These | peculiar people hiave a w—tiir-n:»:nté nearby and belleve that ali thosa! who do not unite with then will be | awept off the earth in 186 ‘l’?3{s‘3'% furiber believe that two inen willl have ¢hildran bora to them and when % the ehiidren are 12 veard of age they % will have two ehitldres and so nz;'fnr% a thousand vears. Grifith pruvni% that it would require s Blilion worlds | larger than this one, to contain t?mir@ oflspring, allowing a sguare foot mj each inhabitant, Sim\_‘ﬁ this demmx-? stration the rapreseutatives of the Holy Rallers or the Honse of David. as they are called. have been greatly confased. : e | il Makes # Comparison ‘ 4 Editor BANNER: — Facts (?) for taxpayers in Indiana, recently published by the county Central Temperance Comnittee, has the foilowing figures of expenses for the poor in Noble County: - : Salary Supt of poor farm / § 2o oo ‘Expenses of the county poot 4968 8 ;ru\i‘}!ﬁhii;‘p.;\(:t rehief o haol 73 wtal of ; o B on All attributed to the saloon, as of eourss there would be uo poor people if it were not for the liquor traffie. The above are the fizures for the year 1907, For the year 1908 we -got off considerable cheaper, as according to the couuty Auditor's annual report, published in THE BANNER of January 21, the net county poor ex: peunses for that year are as follows: s Poor larm supplies: ol 2311 16 Expenses poor of townships ' 2008 30 LESS ; County farm receigta ; l’t‘;’“g‘ ; Poor fund refundes 4230’ door il Noblc county poor, net expenses for 1908 1104 In : ' oo XRAY. ’ . Not PamaingOut There is keen disapppointment at the manner in which new business bas flattened out.—lron Age. ~ Well, well, well! Amitben those big orders contingent upon the election of Taft did not *‘pan out,” and then, too, those millions of men who were put to work “after the election™ are minehant‘\!i’;g jobs? The ﬂmﬂ*m"mmmfm; however and by the time of the next national election the “suckers” will bave forgotten about it and be ready o biﬁe“m!m'w%“wi Miami Cotnty Sedtlnak. . @

- Fertile Farm Lasds Find Hesdy : . Purchssrs : . Birags Brotbers & Company, resi piiaiv denlerain Ligenbr in iﬂﬁi*; ficey to Ihw n;u»l%\@s; Pracessctinne oot tigaally {nzident o their Dositess have, during the past tefi yeNrs, ade sotne very isrge parehsses of abid, Amuey them ate the !xﬁju"fﬁkg: In 3190 s Wabseh and Lirant eusuties, [odisns, 1000 setes T Feidisi fu 180, is Paulding eonnty, Chaio, B asrew for §l3O Y 0 and 00 meres 16 Kosciasko county Jodinns, for §lOO 096 in 18, s Jasper county Sadiana, 28 VO aores for £O7O 000: in Detincor, Wooul and Henry oonntivs i, (70 sotes for SIHG DG aßd 16 Paulding enunty, Ohin, 300 sctes fur 154 v sles suother o 8 of T3O setes for sina: and this year they | Lave aiready pourchasesd 550 aotes in, Pt '3 sl IR Banve oo tion li?%ii*, for 50008 All - bar the lmst I were owGod by New. Yook siste mien Wha donbiisss ;,‘,;!f“awfff them . at Yery jow fizures HIRLY YOArS Bgo The iast ot was bought from the Huckeye Rave Usmipany of Leipsie, EXiihy, s ! Y Tre tsinl of these slpht (raseße. thoete is 35184 seres for which 81 38 Gier, wns paiid. beltig bt s Tew conis [rse 15atmn average of $4O an mcre Without doubt mest of this Inod bine siready hoon wolidl i a ,;,.;:ui ;;;gm, te ndividunl lariners These trans Acoltons pot snly reflect credit on the ?;zna;y sy sneryy of the Ligonier wm@ gany. bl they are an g cation at i it fal sondi 1 of agrieal: Laral intersate in the Middis West - Sudh dnstiiation as biraas Brothers i Loroßny are a decided advaniags OLh ity Witk plenty of cap: fial at thelr disposal, Lhey oap putClnae (BFoe (racin | T Spesl casl and Thias sesure the loweel rates Then By aading & fair profit. they oun sell AL rensanable prices, giving the purehaser tine an bis paymenta. Tha® {ie praction]l farmer with Hitle capital is able to cuter upon home Butiding under the niwl Tavorabls SRthßlatices. (M pouree, the oign pany s shiteoss 1 buailt upons foun dation of inteprity and eqaare deal fGg pivitg them a repatation which ingpires the éqifidence of all their pustomers —>utith Bend Tigies, ‘ Helping The Rinney Sators : J. Calvin Kinney, a retired merehant of Lima, lud died recentiy. eßving seven protty danghters. He was Kiown Lo be wealthy mau, and Bis holilings wers in government ?r;ll‘di He }!,Hh%"\f BWAY - without leaving ‘any clew to where lie kupt the bouds, and the searches sine then have proven unavating. - Prouf that he owhned the bouda at at the tite of hisdeath is entablished by interest coupons. which he re ceived. Laless they are soou able to recover them, the seven. daughters will soon be in needy circumstances. The total amount of the bonds is aamed at S7ILOOO and Hepresentative (h!tzm:s,x,_;;ﬁ; wuorking hard to get a favorable ruwln,z\m\minunn from the cotitmittee on - claims. The N,‘s\mlni:— tee has decided it the danghters will give a bond to insute the govern. ment against loss should the missing securities turn up elsswhere, favor. able action will be taken. : ; 'l’n‘h Tt thver . Talk it over, If yvou think seme cune has deae you an lojusiee, wronged you in his opinion of you foiur acts or motives, and you oare w§n~nug‘:: about it to be hurt or ftouchy,” go and talk it over. In gine times out of every ten you wili fud vou-had & ehip on your shoulder .‘i‘;’;fl that the person against whom soit badl & grievauce was the one who | by chatess kuoeked it off, (:}unt‘n\!-z Iy i you talk things over you wiil find that you are the onein whom “feelitar’’ expresses itseif, and that the other person s igvorant of Your feeling or tnnocent of 118 canee, aven i 1 he had discovered it Talk it aver quistiy and reasonably, and it will eonerally - settle staell - Elkhart L AwOie Schoo! Ma'sm ; Mrs. Emuma Stuckman of Nappanes, Eikhart coanty, has mugb{ fifpety-nine successfal terms of school and when the present term is flnishied she will have one huadred ternis to her eredit. She entered the schoolroom as & teacher when she was quite young, and has tasght both summer and winter continuousIy until the present time. Bhe prides hersell with haviog less trouble with seholars than any other teacher in Indiana, and the most unruly pupil could bs made to mind without punishment. She has always been a striet (poral sussionist, and it i 8 this to which she attributes her remarkable success. She is now seventy-five years old. ‘ The King's Daughters' Supper - The Kings’ Daughters’ wiil serve duncheon or supper 1o the dining room of the Preabyterian chureh on Saturday, ‘Febroary 13, from 3to 7 p.m. Price of supper 20 cents, ‘Boston Baked Beans Scalloped potatoes Potato Salad Pressed Meat Pickles Jelly Brown Bresd -~ = - Peanut and Lettuce Sandwiches - - Doughuouts Cake Coffee o e 0 Cioeon . - AxreNTmion ~ Members of the Stansbury Post and all soldiers of the Civil War, the W. R C. and Spanish War tatgtm are requested to assmble at Post Hall on Friday eveniug, Feb 12, to attend the Lincoln Memorial service to be .xpel;i‘ in M. E. e,hpmh on%m _ The rooms '~:t<>,_rmerl{ occupied by the Harmony Club in the Straus Block. Inquire at Citizans Bank.

Rante Render Buiiding Collapeed l Taesday forenoos st 1138 & portion of the Hanta & Beader Company's plant eollapsed and tambied (uto the tiver. The Hania Bender building is loeated on the Eikhart river and that portion was built lo 1A asd s copstructsd of brick. The! foundstion ie copstrocted of pwi and is five feetl thick at the bass, and thres font thick at the top and in eleven foet high. The portion thatl gave war. 8 on the sorih side of the bullding, near the walers edge. The fogudation sod super stupristituctiure was thought ta be submiantial and the fact that the river has e low Tor several monthe adds to the mystery surronnding the pause of the acoident. About 10:45 A portion of the stons wall eaved in s Mz Banta Kept close wateh, sl thengh be did pot apprehend any | imsnedints dapger. . Hewent through the suliding and warned the men tn'i tw on the Joukbat, and was on the tap Hloar jooking of oot the winduws when the crash came. He waa the | By person who saw the . wﬂia crambie and {8 was with some difl. culty that be and sone of the works mien enenped. Perry Redd and Wil inttt Miiler were working on the third floor and George MeDanilel was working at his bench ma' the sscant Haor when the erash came. The men all escaped and no ones was huri, A section of brick wall twenty foet long snd three stories in helghl saved 10 allowiog three floors and thim oo to fh’“{* down A largu aumiber of tools. several machines auid » large quantity of m;mimap slid into the river. As soon as the ace cident ocoured Eogineer Crees biew the whistie thereby avertiog further aocident. Cnaiaeiens Fhie loss’ to the company will be pearly oune thousand doliars, In clearing up the debris the ocause of the aceident was discoversd., The nortt wall was inid up with Portiasd coutent of an ihferior gquality, Sev vral sidewslka constructed st the satine time and out of thé same mnterial, Lave crumbied during the short period they have bfen-butlt. Fhe state factorg inspector was Ithe mediately lnformed and the company s awasiting Lis decision. H e decides that the foundation wsll m'm\w rMn!‘nn‘rdu the huildipg can be repaired and the factory will be rusning withic 30 days. 1 be shonld condemu the fdundation on account of the faulty cethent it will be seversl months before the repairs can be made.. The necident ould not have woenred At & worse time, in midwinter, and at A season when the firtn has large orders to be filled for immediate delivery. It i hoped that therepairs can be made without dalay and that the factory will soon be runoing at fall blast. The concern employs thirty men and is one of Ligonier's largest manafactur. fug enlerprises, ‘ tae ‘ Struck By s Tralu = {.ast Monday morning the body of of John Hindman, s young man residiog in Washington township was found on the Lake Shore tracks near the west crossing. A deep 'gash was cut in the bead and the body was badly braised. The youngman is an inbecile and is in the habit of wandering aimlessly about from place to place. He was overtaken by Karl Wills who was coming to Ligonier at an early hour from Cromwell. Hc.-i was carrying o lantern and rode to) [iern's livery barn with Wells atab{ ing he was bound for Keudallville. He loitered around the livery barn l; {or some time and then went to the depo where he e $ B 15,Cbafl ¢ and ! they started west a.d itis sup;«s 4 that they attempted to board an er ot | bound freight when the second section of No. i's west bound fast train. struck him., The train crew knew pothing of the accident uniil they reached Elkbart and upon exsmination found blood oo the engine, Dr | F. W, Black was summoned and an inguest was held. The remains were taken to Kerr's undertaking rooms and after being cared for were transferred to the home of the unfortunate vouny man's sister, Mrs, Peter Regula, The deceased was a son of George Hindman, a Washington township farmer and was 21 years of -age. The faneral was held yesterday, burial at the Sparta Cemetery. Hangiog of MeDougal : . Chas. Buchtel, one of the regulators who participated in the event, recalled the fact that it was Sfty-one yvears since the hangiog of Gregory McDougal,ablack iegger, at Diamond iak»., four miles southeast of this city. A big band of criminals had been operating around Lake Erie ever since the Northwest territory was formed and had committed all kinds of depredations. The legisla ture had passed a law authorizing the organization of citizens to stamp ouat the evil, and a big association called the Indiana Regulators was formed. The pioneers who were members spent a great deal of time hunting for the criminals and among those located was McDougal, who was accused of several crimes. ' The: pioneers notified the man's wife and child and the lynching took place at noon. Mr. Buchtel well remembers the spectacular tragedy. It wasthus method the blackleggers were driven out. : S e . Brown Swiss Bal A fine full blood registered Brown Swiss Bull, one year old and good size for breeding. For terms inquire Fi{ét@e Dodge Farm, northeast of the city. This breed of cattle is bmm«i [i::g one of the most popular for milk and beef. Take alook at kim any-

~ Cwoart Honss News : “In the cass of the state of ludinos ve. Emmert MeClintock, on affids vit for petit lsrceay, the defendant sutered A plea of guilty and was given an indsterminste sentenes of not jess than ane Fear of mate than eight years in the lodiana Heformatory, fined §1 dnd distranchised for ope year. Sherif! Stanley secom. panied MeClititook to Jeflerroaville, Monday. whers be satered upon his sentesce. e Mary ¥. Braoner was graated » divorps ‘rom lsaish 8. Broaoer, Owtitlie A 1. Bartly was grasted & divores from Ephriam Hartley aud privilege of tesaming her former aame of Oltiliie A. I Lavering. Edith E. Grander is gracied » divores from Tromss H. Grunder, and privilege of redumiayg ber mnid. asme of Edith K. Forker, - : LCourt adjoarned for term Satarday evaning. aud the gransd jary kept grindiog away until the iast motnent being busy the greater portion of the trrm, Just’ what report they made wo are unable to state 88 it is Got & mwatter of court record st the present time, : : Judge Wrigley is making a good record mnd dispatclies business wizh business like celerity and in a_commendable manner. COMMISSIONERS' OOURT Thers was but very little business of importance transactsd (o the commissioners’ court, this term, except the allowance of the usunl bateh of bilis, and the approviog of the re porta of H W. Kirkpatriek, superis. tendent of the county inﬂrgnar}': and J. J. Forker, county tremsarer, 10-the matter of the petition of John H. Crandell and others for the location and vacatioh of road in York township the thﬂnmwu‘ atiorney L. W, Walker appented and ask for

idhminsl ‘of petition, which was granted. -~ Albjon Democrat. y . Pank Statement : Jacob Biraus, Prestdent . : ) Cisgence M Kitiney, Cnabler B. 1 mod 1D Sirsus, Vice Prestitent t riell AHdlnther, Viee. President Bepoart of the condition of Ihe (lilssns ;‘?Hygu bank. at Ligonier, 15 the Siats of dndiana, 8l the close of business b Febry;qry 5 v 5 : o - CRESOUBCRS Loans sud Discouats. . . fEeIH W verdralte . . . . z ‘2 42 Other Boods and Becuriilen . . ~ TO6 w B?img Bouse | cww oo PRAME B 8 Farnfture and Fixtures . . . “ 8505 0 Due from Banks & Trost Companies 12 644 T 3 LMRR oD Bend . LLO o e e Casly llems Nk i 130 3 Cutrentaxpenses .. . . .. .. .1 &% oOST RN e ™ Total rescirces it sfa.;;é}.x 55 e - LIABILITIES . Caplta{ stock patd in . . . . . | sBi o surpius . U e g Lo o Demand Depesits §18270 0 ; Demnnd Certifioates " 377 KBB 57 RNt & Due to Banksaad Trust Cotmpanies 4571 & Exchange Discountajete ~ |, |, | s9l wmjw for Inlerest S v R s © Total Uabiiitles’. .... . . . . 3845 & Siate of Indians. county of Nobie: s - L Clarence M. Kinvey, eashier of the g izens Bank of Ligonler. Indfata. do soiomgIy swear that the above statement 18 true o OO ARANORE M. Kinsny, [ ; iy Cashiler m%‘:nw and sworn to before me this A day of Febiruary, 19, - : i AnTHUR F_ Biaas, Notary Public, My commission expires 3.2 ‘ie . Bank Statement ; ne{xfh 0f ghe condition of the Misr State Bank. st Ligoaler in the stateof I Tans, st the close uf lis business i Feb, & Jaw, : - i ; : o RESOU HOES Loansand discounts . . eBT e ‘Overdrafts e Imo o 2 Dus from Banks and Trust ComT ORRON . M ain Caabonband .., . ... . JLi RN Cash items ‘ o o 3 i 214 w Tots! Résources - fslesna oy LIABILITIES Cnpltal stock paly in i 0 i sarplos e ; 158 w i };ndh*idnld Profite | “~ oR e viand Deposits . RN, - Demnnd Cortiffentes . SiTis oy ISBT w Time Corvificates e eies MEDIT de Dae te Banks and Trust Compantes 786 ¥ Beserved for Taxes. ... ... ... ... i L e - Total Liabiitties sriv ke 31 State of ndiaons, County of Nobile, 8¢ L. Huabert Westerfeld, cashier of the Micr Siate bank ot Ligoaler, Indinne dosoiemn. Iy swesr that the sbove siat=ment s trus = : T O HubREY WeEsTERY ELD ! : Cusbsior Rubseribidd and sworn lo before me, this imh day of February, 189 ; : e WirLiaxn M. Wigron, ] s Notary Publle, Ligosier, Ind My commisston explires Aug 7. 1961 - Lincoin Auniversary Kervices Lincoln| anniversary serviges will be held at'the M. E. chureh Friday evening, Feb. 12. : PROGRAM & ' Organ Voluntany . b Medley of National Alrs Orohestra .luvamu«m Rev, Younger I'l4 n “America” Audiense The Rally ; Lotis Quartette %m& led Batiner” 9 ipangl ner’ i : S : Mrs L. J. Dunntng Address ~ Rev. Robinson Mutieyof Patriotle Sangs © Lotis Quartette = A Stubbors Clodertiin’ Howard e Orchestra Rt .

Reading of Lincoln’s iiéii;:t;u? Address rof. Palmer “Columbia the Goem of the Ocean® Ladies Trio Hymn “Nearer My God to Thee' Audience Doxology : Benediction Rev. Smith A former resident of this city in wriung to & Ligonier friend expressed his sentiments in the following rhyme which contains more truth than poetry: . litve in a town called Ligonter, . It's A good old town but they don't sell beer 1 like the Su;ca A 1 1% full of Jews, But would ke 1t better ilt was full of 5 booge. ' Now every Saturday night as you ¢an see The whole bunch leaves on "8 ! And whtle they are away they all have a &aiemy. An sg'ﬁ"‘ bring soms back with them on ¢ Now when they return they're always ' broke, : And now some people begin to see the joke And havejocommenced o wake up and wonder why - They didn't vote “wet” Instead of “dry." ; Song Service The Presbyterian choir assisted by the orchestra will give asong ser vice Sunday eveniug Feb. 14, tt,Q publie is invited. ) 5 PROGRAM . ﬂyz"x‘sn ‘0 Day of Love Ete al” Bartlet Anthem ay of Love rng Solo i Miss Fuﬂ: - Orchestra e Trio " *Praise Ye’ . vieds Anthem “All Thy Works Shall Praise Thee™ . ? : Simper Address Rev. Younger : . Orchestra i 3 Ladies Trio “My God, My Father, While{ " Stray" : ‘Blowers Anthem ‘“‘Appear, Thou Light Divine’ | : - Morrison Hymn i : Queen Esther Supper The Queen Eethers will give asix course chafing dish nnpﬁr in the diniog room of the M. E. chureh, evening, Feb. 16fromfto 7. Welsh rarebit, wafers, pickles, 5’ cents, salmon hollandaise, sandwiches, olives 10 cents, corn wui bcents. Creamed ham on t & ecents, ice cream and eake. 5 oonh.‘ Coffee with any course. o, .

R B R eet NI RT3 MG 115 M e3t SRS 805 & 3 - L. ht Q t‘ : 3 | 3 . _IN YOUR OWN HOME ‘ - e : i s . 3 & apiy ou can have vou present amps 4o wihiad good lamps should do—give a clear bright light and not digeolor the chimnev., - Givea itght that is as bright at bed-time as 1t was when first Light e« at sun-down, : , How, you ask? By buving vour kefoséne at our stor * % 2 ¥ » s % . 1 We have a.grade of oil that will accomplisl these redults, We stand ready to. prove i to vyouu this 18 the wav 3 13 - s Fo 13 3 3 Buy one gallon ora ean full, take it hos test 1t 1n your own lamps. g spedial burners required. : y One can full isenourh for a test . for a trial You are the indge dnd the jurve we will aceept vour dheis on The price of this 011 318 1o Cenis 4 gatlion Put this 01l on vour list of "*New Year's Resolutions, ™ ’ . oliter graiie : = | ® ] ® ? z i ¢

B°°¢°°‘°°o¢°°°3 ¢Removal ¢ § | Removalg 8 J.C. REGG'S #§ 8 Grocery and Bakeryg o | Next Door ° ‘ Room formerly occupied by White Cafe ° BFine Line of Groceries ¢ g Baking of: all Kindsg 8 DROP IN:.. § iJ. C. KEGG.}

-) i ® . Methods - ) e s ARE OPEN for your inspection.. We invite you - tocall and see us, get acquainted with the men who are looking afterour interest and who will look after yours, if you intrust your business to us. 3 We are organized for, and do a general Banking Business, act as Administrator, Trustee or Execu tor, Etc. In the Banking Department we invite deposits, both Savings and Commercial, and will extend all the courtesys consistent with sound banking. In our other Departments, we endeavor . - at all times to transact whatever business is intrusted to us in a careful manner, and can do it moré satisfactorily than those who do not make a speP cialty of these lines. We solicit your business. w P R 'Farmers =nd Merchants " Trust Company | ~ Ligonier, Indiana