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Watch the Law-Makers LONPTess I 8 10w 11 sesstion Nt & great deal wiil be doue, bhowever 1t the way of legislation until aiter President elect Taft s inaupuret ::-= . i ' The Tarifl will be revised. It will undoubtedls be the hottest dehate ever witnessed at Washiugton on the Tariff gqueston. The Reviswnists are determined to revise nearly all the sehedules downwund The "'Stand patters'are equally determined that the protection atfond ed ‘‘the interests’ shall not suffer. The Tesult will probably be a revised schedule satisfactory to the great matority ¢ : STATE LEGISLATURE The State Legislature is now in session-at Indianapelis Many important nieasures will come up. There will undoubtedly be an attempt to repeal or amend the local option law passed at the extra sersion of the Legis!azurgin September. The House isgsafely Democratic, the Senate, Republican, and between the two there will he some warm times —Yes, hot old times. Every citizen of Indiana is interested and should remain in tonch with what is happening from day to day at Indianapolis or at Washington. Tll l di l. N is in a position to print the news “hot of the griddle,”” and the State Edition (mormng issue), will print full and complete details. A big staif of correspondents covers all news centers in Washington and every avenue of news will be covered in Indianapolis as will as the rest of the State and country. Subscribe now and take advantage of our special offer as printed below: : i : e st e ‘THE INDIANAPOLIS NEWS, : . - Indianapolis, Indiana, - % Géntlemen:—lnclosed find THREE DOLLARS for the Srate Edition of THE INDIANAPOLIS NEWS from date this order is received to March 15th, 1909. Send paper to the address below: L T s e :BG e A ’ R DNo. oo aßtete L L If paper is to be started later, putdatehere........................1909 ettt ettt i 2.\t et . .~ Address all Communications to Circulation Department, 1 he Indianapolis News :353 = R > : ~~ Indianapolis, Inbiana. -

Get your sleighs resdy. : ‘ _ Giround hog never goes back on his | word. i 0 % ‘Miss Man Hendsll returned from Keudallvilie Tussday after a couple | of weoks plessant visit with friends Mr. Wiliism Stofl who las beeo suflering with s gathering in his head | in bettor. L aw e ; Frauk Gitwon, dperator at Tojeka, Yisited Lis parests, Mr and Mres Isans Gitmon Toesday, ! “Mre. Newton Pancake spant satur | da¥ wight sod Nusday with her parenta Mr. and MA, E Maw | Borter who has been sick for the past | three weeks, - : ] Fa Chafles and family were guosts af 'X}gisiqéi PVortner and wife nesr; Brimfield Sunday. - 0. P Grogg of pnear Auburn sand Newton Pancake were at Jagnnier inst Monday. My Geoge returped | o b botne on Taesday. : - Mr. Charley Miller sold a floe ! Borse last Tuesday 8t thesumm of $2O . P Grogg of Aabmirg being the duckey purchaser _ : : . Owing to the srawded house one wiek ago jaat Waodnemday nishtand s ANy peopls Were (orned AWay. S Phe Conniry Baguitre will be played aver on Momday Bight, Feb 22 . . The governiment saent & monauient | jast Batorday obe erected on the grave of Jacob Rlots, ' - ¢ - Raev. Inckwon premchod o 8 well | filed house Sugday, 0000 - | - Mre Junn Daniel and sou Heory | wire st Bome Uity Monday. i - Inez Runmell Bas been siffering from an pitersted twoth for the jasi! ten daye. - ' ' i&;a l‘iﬁliiim«den : . Prepared ench wesk by the Noble! county abstract office D 8 Tayior | ’ ‘Harrison Long and wife to Frack E Daluy aod wifte MBI, BE; 8| Perry twp. L . - John W, Melwuaid snd. wife 1o Unorge W. Fitters pt B Sk A [\-\'n!in!xpinn twp, : i - AmN Aunn tilatlirie and busband to i Jos. Wyatt sand wife lot 118 LaOtto Thos W Girubb and wife 1o W J Wilden pt W end NW i sec &0 KiK. Eimrnw;n. s : : . Florenes Gralingg to Kya 5. Gra- | ham pt BW i, gec 8 Nohle Iw, i i > { - Jacobh Gealinm and. wife to Violn ::’M. sSehrock pt Wi sec 3 Nobde twp | - Jobn C. Bitiman and wife to Beul- | Al B Bothwell pt outlot 36 Ligouler | % Beulabh J 5. Botbwell to John O] Billmian pt outlot 36 Ligonier. - . John Wm Milier and others to| Eiijah Bunting pt NEi{ sec 26 Swan | iwp. . . ] John Millér and wife to Margaret ! Buanting lot 108 LaOtto and pt NEY | Bee 55 Swan twi L Alunzo Baugher et al to Watson U 4 Beezley pt SELBEY sec 17, Wash- | ~ington twp, : . o ; - Charles Kotster and wife by audi- | tor to Frederick Kelater ot alpt 8W | loand pt Wi SE ‘.;sm‘ 2 Bparts twp ; . C.R Kirger, the jeweler, 1060 Vir. | giuie Ave Jodisoapolis. Lod., writes ‘ 1 was so wenrk from Ridoey troubie | tuat I ecould hardly walk a bundred } feut. l*'u}.kf bottles of Foley's Kiduey i RBemedy cleared my vomplexion, | cured my backache and the irregu | arities have digappeared, and | onn now attend to busitess every day. ‘aud reécommend Foley's Kudney FRemedy to all sutferers as it cured | §uw,sfu~r the doctors and other rem edies had failed”’ o md 8.1 Williams, g _l‘@n\lnc;niéﬁ;;-.l;;iltn;&_ Lmripp;- < % Pudumotia often follows lapri;s;a.-§ %hut tever follows the use of !r'ulvy‘ﬁl ' Huney and Tar for lagrippe ""Uif!l;i{ ansd deep seated colds. Refuse any | }-hzl!‘:hn genuine in the yellow pack-| apa. . & J Willlamms. 4042 z

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First National Convention at . Indianapolis, Ind. FOWLER ASKS COMMISSION That is Whole Theme of Session-— Other Notables Talk on Plan to Es‘tablish Special Body-—Chairman Van Cleave indorsed. Indianapolis, Ind., Peb 17.-~The first nationsl tarifl bormmission convention, whose delegntos hope 10 point the way for the estabiishinent of a 4 ermanent ‘;;" T« SO pEss ‘si here yos terday aud chose ag permnanent cha man 1 W, Nan Cieave of St Lonis, nresident of the Natlonal Asexintion of Manilactares Chalrman Van Cieave hadd bewn ogne of the leaders ju Ahe movement for this convention, and M= aciivity has called forth protests from the ranks of the fanefactyrers’ or gnuir >'.:~:vi.->: Indorsitpent of his work by fhe execulive commities of his or ganization made him 8 double vietor Altsy Erveliiils %4 {loy Marshall and Mavor Hoohwalier reports .of commiticos were taken uj The pro gram oof the o Bret wrgaioy is‘f‘l';rf"'d specches by Chalrmian YVan o Cleave Henry 8 Towne, preiident of the Mer. chants’ association of Xew York: Sen ator Brown of Nebraska, and former tiav, Guild of Massachusetis The lag? named beaded afdelemation represen: fng the Boston Chamber of Commerce and scores of w'i'f‘-:? geiegates renr senting Yanous MRI comniercial or po Hulcal orgunizations = : . Fowler Addresses Session. Representativil Powler of New Jor sy gddressed the taril couuiatesion In seEsion hove vesterday in advocacy of a bill cutlised By himsell which pro poses the ervation of a tarilf comnis sion of 15 metubrs 8t a salary of $lO,)1T year v',?t i . In urging this bl Mr. Fowler admitted the dificulties in the way of 1t enactmment ipto Jaw, and to that end Ne recommended that every commércial boudy in the Lnited States Should b s.::azi;zni'!xz:u 4 campaign clnb; and “through the sheer force of voling power compel your members of congress to commit themeeives to the program.” He declared that “meither the house nor the senate willi vield an atom of s power Or prerogative any Jeore thall the kings of England did, unless driven to do so by an over whelniing, consuming publlie sgenti ment, which you alane ean create” Refers to Customs Disputes. : He referred to the voluminous Ntlgatlon growing out of customs dis putes, and on Ihis point said: “This litization, which Keeps an army of judges lawyvers and govern. ment officials constantly busy, has cost miliions of dollars to the governiment, many more millions o the people directly interested therein, and in the end must come from.ihe pockets of the people. With the exception of the members of the bar hardly & single class in this community has been benefited by - this unproductive waste of time and money. During the last current year 5,798 classification protests were received and 35785 were decided, while the suspension files row number 60,303, : Germany Uses the Plan. “Germany, with a foreign trade amounting to three billions, has applied this principle to her international commerce. All the countries of Europe, practieally, except free trade ‘England, are doing the same thing, Qur import and export trade has ‘passed the three billion mark. lls it not high time that we, too, should tmitate those who have . reduced foreign trade to an approximate science? “The tariff commission which I advocate provides the effective machinery by which this proposal can be carried out without shock or the slightest interference with the trade of the country, and yet the matter of legislative control rests entirely with ‘the house and|the senate.” . o Elson’s Advice : My treatments are theembediment of recent seientific research., As an aid to beauty I advire you my full course of progressive facial scalp all massage treatment. Alsoconsult me for manicuring, shampooing, chiropody and all kinds of hair work done Office 'phone 72, residence ,’ghone 18. ~ ARNO LD ELSON. “Hoarse coughs and stufly colds that may ?davﬁo‘p.-i‘nm pneumonia over night are quickly cured by Foley’'s Honey mg “Tar and it soothes inflamed membranes, heals the lungs and expels the cold from the system. 484 - S. ¥, Willlams,

duUst RECONSIDERS BILL TO 0. K, KNOX Nersure 1g Finally Adopted Thus Mak: ag Sscater Eligible to Office of Secretary of Stan - \l"'»,'., Bineioy v}.' b 17 -The house DY % %ol i 154 Hey o ILY aR el ! L & Pl 00l e the iy it eretary of shus mvmoving - againg Senatlor Kpox accept ¢ bk portfolio (o President Tafts AT it was the 'yéex_w:}z}"u%_‘v.;-,‘ f bu¢ Wy ot the bl friends of the senalor ¥ i the By i 5 ? Le Nisl voly was (akes ou the b wider poneral arder for the suspension i the il il under that order, ag turd ng o the standing rles of the haise g Bill must receive.a twothirds mndirily to insare it paasage. The ekt vple siooxd 178 Lo 123, the ma oty ithus falling considerainy below phe twoakirds reguirement ¢ ey 5 : Immiediately aflter this result was annananced, the house vammittes on faies held a mecting which resulted in Alr bmipell bringing o & rule mak i in order for the house o again 14 123 Ihe biil and #ct upon it under conditions which would require only o rify vote'lo pags R Fhe opponeniz of the measare did not cense thelr antagonism which on tue podvions considerstion had brought out a mumber of shary erificlsms, bt imiediately domanded a roll call on L previous guestion gu the adpotion of the rul This eall consumed 25 utinuies and afier the rule had been swidoed the doebale wWis resugmed YNr. Olistead ol Pepnsyivania, con tinded thal the bill does not accom 1 oan evasion of the constitution SApong several olber precaosnis. Mr Clmetead cited the chse of Sendtor Mool of Vetmont, wha was appointed Elaty of the tPenkrs ! MURDERER OF GIRL CONFESSES. Wiiliam Gagle Telts of Luring Chiid from Home arnd Slaying Her, Uhicaga, Peb 17~ Alter 12 hours of wweal by eilling Willlam Oazle, ar rested on charees of having attacked two Routh Chicazo :12'3.-:1 confesrsed o the palive veslerday that he kitled little Lizzle Schrader of Gary, Ind, more than & year ago, while she was carry frr inneh to her father The coufession wag made to Capt Halpin of the South Chicago police station, Chief of Police Rimbach of Hammond and Chisf of Police Martin of Gary, Ind. The theory that Gagle was the murderer of the litle girl whose dismembered body was found in the wooids near Tolleston, Ind., was | guggested by Gaglehimsell, who, while “being examined in regard to the at tack on bis two latest victims, jumped frow hig chair and ghouted. “1 attacked those girls, but | never killedl Lizzie Schrader.” The death of the Schrader girl had not been mentioned and the relerence of the man 1o it caused Capt. Halpin to call in the lndiana police. When the Indiana officers arrived Gagle was again put in the sweal-box, He was questioned by all of the ofMicials and finally broke down. ' 130 ARE ENTOMBED IN MINE. sk Serious Explosion Occurs in Mine in : England. - = . Newcastle, England, Feb. 17.—A serious explosion occurred yesterday afternoon in a colilery in northwest Durbam. One hundred and thirty miners were reported 1o be entombed. Ripper Outrages Number 22, Berlin, Feb. 17.—The yicious attacks on women on the streets of Berlin continue, and the criminal has not yet ‘been arrested. Two new cases occurred yesterday, and both women were slightly wounded. This brings the aggzregate since the beginning of these “ripper” outrages up to 22. President’'s Name Off lowa Ballot. ~ Des Moines, la., Feb. 17—The senate of the lowa legislature passed a bill yesterday taking the name of the president and vice-president off the S Ly . ~ Save Money ctg“guginm gnmherlnin s You will pay just as much fora bottle of Chamberiain’s Cough Remedy as for any of the othet cough medicines, but you save money in buying it. The saviog isin what you get not what you pay. The' sure-to-cure-you quality is in every bottle of thisremedy, and you get good results when you takeit. Neglected colds often develop serious conditions and when you buy a cough medicine you waut to be sure you are getting one that will cure cold. Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy always cures. Price 25 and 50 cents a bottle. - For sale by 8. J. Williams.

Terrible Upheaval at Sivas, " Asiatic Turkey. : ¢ : ,A N AN A :‘:ﬁul" > ! CITY IS REPORTED WRECKED Seismic Disturbarce Reaps Death Har vest in Several Sections-—Residents Fiee Intc Open Country in Wild Terror—Many injured. Congtantinnpie, Peb 17 A sumber of hosses and government bulidings st Sivaz the capital of & vilayed of the eatme Bame in Asiatie Turksy, 00l iapsedd yemlerday as the resalt of an earthquake The lows of Jife has not been” amcertained. byt reports say that T persons have been killod and others Injured. Many of the inhabitants are without sheiter Sivas, sowmetimes epelied Seevax, has a populstion of about £OOO famifies ' . Natives Fiee Ints Country, Budapes!, Peh 17 <<An ecarthgoake shock lasting for ten seconds was felt yesterday in the districts of Kesnbemst, Nagy Kuoros, Uzegied and Pelogrmasa The inbabitanis fled in terror 16 the country The walls of & namber of bouses were cracked, but otherwise there was no datbage : : . Owver 100 Dead, One Report. : Bmyma, Fob 17 ~HReports recelvad hery tell of the destiruction of Sivas, a city of 43000 inhabitanfs. and more than 100 persone are sald 1o be dead This estimate Is expected 1o increase with additional reports, becsuse of the nature of the Sivas bulidings’ cotstruction. . oo : Sivas {2 near a volvanle region, al though shuated in the valley of the Kizil Ermak. one of the largest rivers In Asiatic Turkey. - There were three shocks, the second the. most severe, according to the re ports recefved here. The first threw down many of the bulldings and weak ened the more strongly constructed so that they crumbied with the second shock. ' : : : Death List Will Grow, ! ~ The third shock, while less severe than the second, was stronger and more prolonged than the first . and many who had rushed Ynto the street were thrown violently to the ground. . While the death list is pow only an estimate, it {8 expected here that it will grow, as in the Messina quake, although it Is not believed that the jroportionate losy of life will be as great The district of Sivas, of which the city by the same name {8 the eapital, suffered generally from the shocks, reports here iudidate. Several viflages &re reported in ruins and two miountain slides are sald to have covered three other villages, - - ' Sivas Is Picturesque Town. Sivas the scene of the reported earthguake, I 8 the capital of the viia ¥et of the same pame {n Asiatic Tor key, situated on the Kizil Irmak river at an elevation of 4420 feet. The city covers an extensive gordage, which is wall aod grotesquely built. About the city are senitered old mosgues, {;rvi!y gurdens. and excellent bazars Thee ity contains seversl Interésting medresses or colle wes, which are beau tifully decorated Besldes the Greek vhurch Sivas has one Roman Catholie and one Protestant chureh Sivag s built on the site of ancient Sebastia and was formerly, one of the most fmportant cities in Asia Minor. In the fourteenth century {t had 100000 in. habitants, which = number has grad ually decreased untf] it kas now ap proximately 44,000 : . Nagy Koros a Market Place. : Nagy Koros 18 a little market towa. of Hungary, 45 miles east of Pesth situated in a fertile though. somewhat marshy district. Its population, which s slightly over 20000, supperts a Greek and a Roman Catholic'_church and a sypagogue with a library. The city does constderable trading in woo! and catide. s / Cregled, also a town of Hungary, {s situated at the junction of several railways. It'is 70 miles southeast of Pesth an:d has a population approximately of 25000 t Felegymaza s 66 miles, by rafl southeast of Pesth. It has a large Roman Catholic gymnasium and contains large cattle markets and has a tonsiderable trade In eorn. wine m«& fruit. Some Roman antiquities have been discovered here. The population i more than 20000, :

TAFT AND ROOSEVELT CONFER. President-Elect and Wife Arrive in Washington—Engineers at Confab. Wasbhington, Feb. 17—President elect and Mrs. Taft arrived Rere yesterday and went immediately to the resi. dence of Miss Mabel Boardman, which will be their home during their stay here. Mr. Taft visited the White House a short time after reaching the city and had a conferdnce with the president and the board of engineers who accompanied him to Panama. It fs Mrs. Taft's intention to go to New York to-morrow on a shopping tour. Seventh Fire Victim Dies. Milwaukee, Feb. 17.—0 Otto Nimmer, driver of engine company No. 19, died at the Emergency hospital yesterday afternoon from injuries sustained Saturday at the fire at the H. W. Johns-Manville plant. Six others were' killed outright by falling walls: - Boy Criminal Electrocuted. Dapnemora, N. Y., Feb. 17.—Leslie Coombs was put ‘to death by elec tricity in the state prison here yesterday for the murder of Harry Hosmer, in St. Lawrence county, September 26, 1908. Robbery was the motive of the crime. Coombs was 19 years of age. : John Mitchell injured. e Spring Valley, lil, Feb. 17.—John Mitchell, secretary of the National Civic federation, while on the way to Néw York after a short visit at his home in this city, was slightly injured

in a trolley car collision. Beveral other persons were also slightly hurt. Death Roll on Steamer 75. Wellington, N. Z., Feb. 17.—1 t is now believed that the death roll of the wiecked steamer Penguin will reach 75. Twenty-three bodies have not yet been recovered. -

KING EDWARD OPENS | - : s:= £ o | ENGLISH PARLIAMENT Makes Speech Before Legisiative Body ' Commenting Gracefully Upen g Losdon, Feh 17T A greater crowd than usual gathersd al Wesiminater yemtorday when the siateopening of par Uament by King Edward, who was ao | eompanied fo the fanctien by Queen Alexandra the prinee and princess of Wales and other members of Ihe royal Tamily, ook place A day of bright sunshine and (be fact that this was i the Gret public appearance of the King | And goeen since their teturn from Her lin /wore largely responsible fur the oulpouring of the pennie wha lined the ronte to Buckisgbani palace and gave e soverelpss an enikusiastic greciing as they paseod I procession, with mn escort of the guards o the bhouse of paciament : . King Edward's speoch from ihe throne contaiged no surprises. and, as has Beeh spticipated, the projecied Jegisiation forecasted by his majesty is largely social in charscisr . The ' Kipg opened wilh & gracelal zilesiog i 0 bis recent vhall o Beriin : 71 was mueh Imipreased asd gral find al the warmih of the pabiie re sopiion given to the queen and mrself by all classon of the communiis.” he sald 1 aflorded me greatl pleassire 1o meet the cmperor of Genmpdny and ihe empressd apaln, and 1 feel comfl dent that the espressions of cordial Fweleome with which we were groeted 40 feriin will tand to strengtben those airable foelings betweosn the iwo sedintries that are exseptial to thelr Cmutual weifare apnd the malntenance '.*} (g-w-p"’ 3 : - lmmedintely after the tsual refer | ghices to. the continued friendiiness of Jhe forefps relations of Great | Heltals c the Ring spoke of the walerwass and " fisheries agreements with America | “Batisfactory progress has been : made, he said, “in the negiotistions on vhistanding questions with the United [ (Btates : ! L My ambassador st Washingion has ' negntinted, alsc, with the cooperation of the Canasdian and Newfoundiand § miniaters of 1%;5‘&:3} an agrecment. for | reference to arbitration of the North | Anierican fisheries question. dnd | ; trus! that this agreement wiil be tha | means of «fecting a final and friemily ! setilement of matters which have boen | long under discussion Dbetween this L country asd the United States : % =T am happy to Bink that there Is i'x:ui an mproved prospect for & saly i 2 a | tion of the difficnities that have srisen L in the Halkans, and it f 8 my earnes! ; hope that a settlement may be ar | riven ‘at satisfactory o all the siates i whose {ntorests ‘are eoncesned : Option [Contests in Pennsyivania. | Pittsburg Pa., Feb §l7--While f Pitisburgs voters today defearmined | who shall be thelr mayor for the nout | three yviars, 14 boroughs and 16 town L oships in Allegheny county determined | whether lguor shall be sold in thel | boundaries in the future, Most of these ' townships are already “dry.” but the f malority of the bordughs har_-» Heense 1o nearly all these slections the liguor g question i& the only lssue. - e . _ g L THE MARKETS. @ @ ] : i X - AN 3 % ] e T l Grain, Provisions. Etc. ; ’ _ Chidago, Feh 15 | FRLOUR--Market Grm. Bpring wheat, . epecial brands, 820, Minnesata, hard pat. oot Sute, BUWEES 10 stralghil export haps, L BTG clear. export Bags 5o e low Krades. IS winter whent pat L ent, BOA 0: straight Jute. BOwsii L Clear, fute. B 0 rye Nour, white, - 8 TS, dark, BNEGIE v [ WHEAT -Turned strong. May, 8348 i A 8 July, WOB ot CCORN-Firm. May, @L,0%% Juty, | BN - v i COATS -Bleady. May, SR4Om § BUTTER Creamery, exiras S price o retail deaters, e prints, 2 TATre i firsis, D¢ flents N socinds, 2 datr leg exirs, "2« firsts. 2% sevonds, 3 iadien, No ) ®Mge. packing sk, 1% EGUGR - Cuases roturned DAI N cases Inciuaded, WS¢ ordinary firsts, T freis must b @ rer cent fresh, S prime firsis, 3w extra 5 L POTATOER-Chalce o fancy, %598 fixir . goodd, SBapas : LAIVE POULTRY - Turkeys per Ib. 1o ehickens, fowls, Mo springs, 10%e . roostorw, W, geese, Mplhe . ducks, 18 . . 7 New York, Feb 18 FLOUR-- Unsettied with demand siow, WHEAT-Opening a lltthe vasier on en. bles aned bearish weslern weather sews, “Wlieat receivest support from bulls and ' mpedily recovered the loms. May, SLEGO LIT 516 July., SLOGLOTY : . RYE~Quiel, No. & western, S%c. £ 0. b .\:HW York : : CORN -Quite active and docided iy stronget on talk of lighter receipts and bad wenther west, May, 72 H-is@ii%e. i Live Stock. . = Chicago, Feb. 16 CATTLE -Good 1o prime steers, £ 118 medium -to good steers, £ 565675 common (o falr steers. SHWOHLLE. nallve yeariings, $.344.5. plain to fancy cows, £6G5680: plain to fancy heifers, $4.00G £5 - common to cholve stockers, s2o@ 47 common to cholee fesders §3.7065 30 good cutting to fair beel cows, §2 2564 15; canners, BLIMEZ S bulls, good 1o cholce, R4S, ologna Hulis, R 30644, heavy enlves, SLGLW. calves, good to cholce, s£.saN 5 e o HOGR--Good to prime heavy, B 4666, good to. cholce medium-welght butchers, OGS A 0 cholee light, 85,3056 45, medivm- . weight mixed, B EGLH. good o cholce heavy packing. $.5G660; pigs, SHHQ s | ‘ Omaha, Neb., Feb. 16 ' CATTLE—Market 166 15c lower. Native steers, $4.0066.10; cowsiand heifers, $2.00@ 5.00; western steers, [email protected]; Texas steers,| R.00g5.00; range cows and heifers, $2.70474.50; canners, $2.00672.55; stockera; and feeders, $L15G5.35. calves, ROGT.OO; bulls and stags, £.7SGLT. | HOGS—Market steady to 10 cents lower. Heéavy, $6.25@645; mixed, u.mso;} Hght, [email protected]; pigs, $5.0085.75; bulk of sales, $6.10G6.35. e 1 SHEEP—Market 10@%c lower. ,Yw-‘ lings, [email protected]; wethers, $5.0095.%5; ewes, $00G4.55; lambs, ¥HGLN. W m" $ ~ Because meats are so tasty they | ity are consumed in great excess. This uess and constipation. Revise your appetite control, then take a few doses of Cha omach and Liver Tablets and you will soon bo i | T

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s ] Cromwei: -~ ; Usual stock shipments with barge lot of ealves. . < . : The ismbing season commenced inat week, Hank Kreager Lak nves Zi-up o the present tivie, o 2 ’ The many fricads of § ;--r§-3t Kolater lAY Wishi to know that hie bad 'a sght attack of lagripoe Lut e now recuvered. He weilds (hat He did ot fewd Dad suong?i to gais work hat thiat the doctor sent him 1o the hos z:i!lt ! ”Q,C’"lﬂ?lii fye¥ 3’“4‘ t&_t ,ﬂb’;," arders. He mentivus that e aidl probabifity he wiil b in Washingion st the doings-on the dlh of Mares D Polloek vivited Albion oo Sat. grday ot busitess SR f A danee was held Isst Ratirday evening snd was well atisuded, and all went well, . S - Siokoess s s2ill prevalent among the childres (o sad arouasd town but IHPOrt BAYE they are on the mend. - The last Tostitne of the season was beid last Saguriday 6. the sthool baildiug. gstngg-.;mi Haetney prresidiog - The Lyesumn bas postpotged thieir mreelings for ' m sbhiory e Fhios o on aecotnt of the protracied maetings beld in the M. K -chureh with whieh the nistagement do not . Wish o luterfere. Bald-mectiogs are being held t;;gh_}l‘y with good results, . The rec:nt fall of snow pernitts the ‘bringing in of s iarge number of logs ‘bath by the regular il teams and others, s 2 ; ~ Harry Knox and Eli Pollock of Kimmell were in town Taesday on busiliess, : 7 I Ask Yonrseif the Question - Why not use Chamberiain’s Liniment when you have rhenmatism? We feel sure that the result will be prompt and satisfactory. It has cured others, why not you? Try it It costs but a trifle. Price. 25 cents; iarge size, 50 centa. Forsale by 8. J. Williams. -484 t : e e i g Sheriff"s Sale- ) : By virtue of a certified copy . ofa judgment, decroe and order of sele t 6 me direct. ed from the Clerk of the, Nobvle Ctrogit Court of lodiana. 1n s onuse wWherein, Koppliz, Meicher's Brewing Company,. s Corﬁrrqﬁon s plaintif? abd FEIUs Groweock and *lilam 1 Growcock are defendunis, reulring me 1o make the sun? of One Hun--3&6 Seventy-elght and. - Nipety:one Hundredtihs (si74l: Dollars with laterest thereon from the Hh day of Januersy, [we and conta, Inciunaing costs of this sate, 1 wiil &xpmeuJubuc‘ suie (o the bighest bidder on Saturday, March @ W 8 between the hours of ten o'clock s w.and four o'cloek & m.of sald day at the door of the Court ouse in the Town of Ailon Noble County Indlana, the rents and- profits for a term notexceuding seven years, of the following described mo'i estate, to-will - Commeneihg 81 an iron stake in the center of Clark Street at the Northeast corner of Fey's Additfon to the Town of Kimmel, ‘Noble County, indians, thence due west one hundred- and fifty-two (152 fést, thence due north twenty three (55 feet, thence due east to the center of Ciark Street.thénceins Myém’t’lon amng‘ the een‘ter. ‘ol Ciark Street to the place of oaing,in Noble County. fn the Sltgw of lb:cft‘uu_ e

1f such rents and proffts wiil not seil fora sum sufficient to satisfy sald decree. interests and costs, 1 will at the same time and place expose at public sale to the highest bidder the fee simple of sald real-estate.or ss much thereof as may be necessgry to satisty aud discharge said decrée, integest and COSLS, The sale will be made without rellef from valustion or appraisement laws, PERRY J. STANLEY, Sheriff of Noble Co W. H. WieToN, Attorney for Plaiotifl, 45-8 t Bank Statament - Report of the condition of the Jacob Sheets Bank.s private bank at Ligonierin the State of Indiana at the close of its business on February &, wB, - RESO URCES Loans and Discounts . . . . . . . . ¥2OlOB 96 Due from Banks and Trust Comgnn:: L aes e D 2 OCMECERINE . . . .. . . .2civ- DB CORRITNMG. | . . .. .. i-evs BN Current Expenses . . . . ....... M 0 Total Resources .- . . . . .. 6180077 LIABILITIES = Capital Stork—'pudm; S s e Demand Deposits, $32438 50 : Demand Certificates 10842 97 . . 49586 47 Exchange, Discounts, etc.. . . . . . 23%4 80 Total Idabilities . . . . . . .. . .61800 77 State of Indlana, LCounty of Noble. ss: 1, {;‘Mb Sheets, sole proprietor. of the Jacob Sheets Bank, do solemnly swear that the above statement s true : : - . JACOR BHEETS, Subscribed and sworn to ‘before me, this 12th day of February, jas, = FRANK P, BOTHWELL, Notary Public, My commission expires Nov. Ist.lB 12, i b e PN N

m Knows No Season : * 1t is the Popular Beverage g fa soms s 5.'.,-4,‘.'”.-In Muessel Beer People Y Fosl orenios u cnii for 1L Le Yot oS e | Mueuti oeB/r i 1 a stistning ‘.“"‘“ s A refreshiting )‘i‘t}v;“"‘ i.n:'.l'l 15'152 - '\s‘.- ;f: : u-}f\n- ' e ass'sis digesi! snd Is guite : asubstnntial food in Hsell On tap at A. W. Erwin’'s and supplied to the family trade dieect from the brewery. : ¢ : M . uessel Brewing ‘Company South Bend, - Indiana “r H. WIGTON, » . ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW )Moe over Cltizens’ Baok, Ligonter, Inad (wn,uu ER V. INKSK, Dealerin J : . . MONUMENTS, VAULTS Tombetonss and Butllding Stones! .. ... Corner of Cavin and Fifth streets, LIGONIER, - - INDIANA DAVID S. TAYLOR Abstracter Business Agent Notary ALBION, INDIANA. BESSIE A. VANDEVENTER & M. C. VANDEVENTER PHYEICIANS AND SURGEONS : Homeopathy : Office, day or night up over Vaudette, W A SHOBE, . * PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, LIGONIER, . - . INDIANA Office up stalrs over Graves' Bakery. : Residence on Msin Street = » = Furniture . .. Of all kinds. Latest in _ style at lowest prices at : sece Wo Ao BROWI'’S {JFDEETAKING calls promptiy s