Ligonier Banner., Volume 44, Number 7, Ligonier, Noble County, 6 May 1909 — Page 8

T e . : L ; & n s - h : {0 afiy ™ Ty 3 . . . .1; £ 1‘ : é o F - ,f{hy ’ g | f N R g . G i E e 3y ; : i - - LB S A/ ¢ : ! "g\d‘ . k: o 2 b bl s AR B Sl e i [ el T . 4 ; i L i N s : 4 L . : - e . 3 A Rare Chance . Heindp il P irnin o - April 24 1 &1L o I;' ; o s ot Lt _;1»;‘;.5.- 3 ree tul B Bulaggernent with § r : s Linnes 2} ik . ; } cons theimiel the v b § . g 2 i y Rl el s itanide o Mey 31 1808 5o Dol i e oiipaeEpaat et R R Tty g 1 Lt ILy ",v‘,‘wa‘ o sy i - i $1 50 Mmoo b i SCHLOTTERBACK STUDIO i " Phone 282 lLigonier Indiana ! . : i . § B : Many §seelur Berosone . - Foodrive pway ants froe the iaw Filia mnebine 01l énn baving n long snonul with ottt inh o wiaeh bas pepper.’ LLIGME S 8 Ll e g fal as 1 will renel lot the bale. 1t s sure donth to the tngle = Befory polishinge brakses with the rid potade usually sald for that g powe rith the sutface thariighiy witl R fiannel okl ‘J.;;‘i i Lirosots Lhen apply patniade Wil Ihe s cloth, », ~ Wood ashies and kerosene niised to A paste will retiove rust frong steel and wron M it ok fow hours fusty steel viay also becclonnsad by A paste of cqual .A,;umsﬂfs»»a af whiting atd brick duit inissd topether with ;—,t Firmet b X . When dusting, ot & laaspooniul af Kerosenp e thie etoibl, 1t will abwicrlh mll sill“‘?~, Pive e wootlwork antd farniture a benutitul ploss, and at the satne Lithe refove all dirt and ‘preserve fhe Hne hatd ail tiaiah, Hardwood tlocrs can be cleoansed s',\ .-';‘?'iiii\%iﬁz‘.:'{\&n.!,ﬂgti,' u;n'{ni,s‘\{‘xi nf kerusone ob & eittan Sanne] cloth ainl b aver e Hiaos Thig re. tisves all dust dirt and leaves A nice polish. . . Siraw mattings liay be treated the BRING . WHY., Nover wWasls a 8 atraw mAatting as 1L retnoves the gloss, For house cloaning the woodwork . Two tablespoonsful of kerosers in s pail of soft warly water to which Lias been added saflicient lvary sonp to makoa slight sulde. Lse & cloth wWrung ont as dry s possible, and ruly the wooadwork, after which use a soft clean cloth and rub dry. The dirt will be removed fromm the finest hard ol finished wood, and a clean polished surface will be the resuit The soap may be ontted. 1 have usad this msthod for 15 vears with gratifving reguits, . A fow drops of kerosene o & cloth

Be S e S Il it i E t # The Gulf Coast of The Gu ast s i i, LX ‘ I KX T (X ¢ Texas Is the Cream of X I X ik XX A : . A dthe Soutwest & i o ‘ : iy ~ : L) lq No long cold winter 3:3.\‘.‘::? or long '."'.-'~‘.‘ summer days l|l :.: ']'U":: ’l‘:*‘}x{ Hl‘:n\:,r(x"\\,"j"\‘t“{*\? xx‘gv\l\ :”’4‘\\'\a 1 I'i . llj 30. per acre; im;&:«»{n? land, with ‘.',‘;; and ;vf:x*;;;r trees now KX U, loaded with fruit, and strawberry vines from which vou can "‘ KX pick ripe strawberries today and every day until June 1, at XX l'l $OO 10 200. per acre. . ‘ ' A ‘1 * We have sixty miles of sea shore {frontage on the most ;i ;’lxx"“?nxzz:t‘}{u’t bays, teeming with oysters, on the American conti- || l‘ nent. For tnformatiom call on or address. _ }§ | iR ‘ 3y . - iR ‘Ei J. C. Billman - G. J. Strang 1x ’g: . | LIGONIER, INDIANA <! ee o e Q?ﬂﬁé@?ﬁﬁ@ﬁﬁ@ﬂﬁﬁ&'@ﬁﬁ’ﬁ?2’s SSCTOIULELT, b - " & : , D » y« .“( g’g Don’t Drink Unless yeu Get 2 N The Bestl - E% » | 2 -%g ‘ V 5\ 8 Brewing Co. 3 ' - Have won fame by the purity and su- 2 ‘ ~ perior excellence of their brew. Tafel, o ¢ Bohemian, Salvator, Velvet and Cham- S\ pagne Velvet, Bottled Goods for Do = &G : mestic Use. Leave orders for Delivery &,‘ LWL SMITR Manager o

wsed for wiptug windows will remove slldustanddin. = = = One teaspoonsful of Ketosene to oow Kioes to ironed clothes. luk siaina may be retoved fron. 1% Bukves by dipEE BRROL 0 keroMmabod cubbing W EBiee. . c‘%iia . mﬁfiiwﬁmiﬁﬂm s W sull » Gow WS Wi doctors Mr and Mre George Jordan speot the Sabbatls with Samael Stsinher derandamily. | . Mre. Uhariey Long died st ter Bonie Sundsy afternoon. May L FYuneral st the charel Taesday Mistpoon, . Mr Charley Hass eoteriained the Br. and ;7‘55:;_ 1 ;m%ﬁ%%&uww a figh school Thursday might at e howis of Lis parests, My and Mos. dohs Bass & most snjoysble tine Fambad Mra, Walter [oks inae Ethel Morr. wann) died Inet Friday night Fo Hoochl was Sandey, | . Hev. T, L Mawbarter sitanded he GUATLerIy. mestingk At Bddy Satur Mol panday. . David Jordas has lind & new aiddi- - Amon Spurgeoli, SRE Goanty cofnApissioner (s prepAring to buiid s Gew bouse o his Fiver side faric . Mr. Ott s erecting & tiew bary Eﬁ;ﬂ?—*“ﬂ;* the Jess BRgith plaee | Willimm stufl s Samily ace Al down widh the skl | Mise Nerginin Sgnites died at Les ening, May 16l Faueral oo« ARy aftspnons,. . - Mrs Mike Cane of Panldiog. 0o was visiting her parents. Mrooand e Jsbentatee | . Mre. Myron Mawhutter arrived o Saturtiag from Bpslyianti Mict: w 0 attend the Tauersl ol Lot mistor (Missquitee. . . L M WA tiage visitad the faimnily 4W i S M s alrneon 0w Poske G Satnrday to accomipsay Miss Myl ong Lot from Tadintmpoiis. wiore #ahe hiak had benl Bllendpne the seloal for the doal, Bhe was calied Benie on the Aesaunlt of the seticun iﬁ%swﬂi of Lier motiier Mes. Long. oy Coming o Town Last Play of the | s e R Baun _Polly of the citebs. that play by Margaret Mayo that msde nioney aud fame for -Frederle Thompson, will be piven for the first tme in this dneality at the Jeffamman in Gosben. Balurpay pight Mag leth =~ The story is unigUe Beoßose it doesis with cireus life ﬁ&wfsg}ﬁﬁi&a? in jasd whete pothing bul small wagon shows can visit, The story s of the Hawe of Polly, the pet of the vircus, who besing sutfersll & Bevere injury o s fall from ber Lorse. is carried o e parsonage ad olt the cireus fot NI Do {n AU B el 10 e tald in three acts atd #iX scenes and PABY is up to whal Biones and brains | My treatments are the embodinent 8l 1o buauty | mdvise you my full courae of progreseive facial soalp all L immmmgyﬁ»&ﬁumnmz t e pady and all kinds of hair work done - - BN KLsox.:

- “The Blood Is The in® Rivad o sintple statement of seripture. Jat £oon it 4 meaning ever Weundenisg with The ngmmymmggwm Whon 1o Ui s Thed” e mpurs 1 tr mt slone b lody Mhich seflers e e tend, aned griy an evildend or impure she et Nr g 3? W mﬁ ke in el of the Uil Faml {srrure tloed ot entateous aTE N B coroma, toiter or salt-theum, Bivel pad b Gisu fostations of Impure Ulned, * & ® 5 5 B In the cure of serof sions sweliings sa. trgeet plande saen sALGE Bioers or oid oo ot ~Cicciten Midieg] Diseotvey *hiss oo Lirtid tho soost marvelons cores, In exovs of i seren or pen oßling ulovte, it s well b mppdy & e ofen sore D Pirces A 0 Heaing Be v, which pa gt wiodiarial Bosling Bolencr when et B 8 a 6 Srnieation B RS Sores in oole ligsaars s ’:%mﬁﬁsri&aﬁ@;&ﬁgﬁmgﬂ ‘ qiseh ‘i\?j?,"{;v»{.'v B %ﬁg%{iﬁ&’ﬁéﬁq#}@&fﬁ%ﬁ Baivet tavneh 2o RN GRS bve e L Ly fnwieangy vf‘;‘*fifgjwis‘;}‘i@"y:‘ mmi@‘%m Bolhle MY and i % 5 came b yon by rotien Gt a"ﬁwﬁi ﬁ?yﬁﬂﬁmi*‘f{”?‘élw woilas the “Golden Medins) Divvers © s » & & & B s roach el S B & el el Jer “Geobten Medivnl Taninery " which i 5 meiine GF RNUNE COMPOSITIY, Bavine & s«iwi;%&iﬂ{i@ﬁeéwg@gm plin Engul v e %‘xﬁ%ﬁw&m;gwf ﬁw waine beioy mitiata B i"&m&f bhder f‘m%iéﬁ. s inviginate stamsshy, Hvornd bowein TAFT TO STUDY PLAN Decision eon Commedities Clause 8 _ Brought Up at Cabinet Session MWaskington, May So~The decision rate law was discussed 8t the sabinet weeting yesterday Uresident Talt togwatedis Lak ﬁtﬂmwﬁﬂﬁithat be terrds to take up and sthdy the gues tiow of the control of corporations durhopes to be in g position pest Decem bor 1o subin t {«isﬁmi\fs’é‘iﬁ’%m m@ﬂ&» grige on e ﬁ‘;ﬁ{iﬂl‘i. %@*‘mmw& hive & distinet bearing upon his congiderntion of the mwatier, and it is said that Mr. Taft will devote himself largely to the subject of recommoending o congress the passapd of legisiation which will prevent mg:gw Eibibiy of so evasion of the clause by the cosl rallrostts,. = Under the decision of the court the raiircads can carry coal of any company, which they do not own outright. Throurh %&m&mgm{ﬂﬁiﬁmhﬁwmﬁh 2:?3;;%%{?{3‘:‘{&%%&} of ﬁm Wi” Q;W Bo faw on the subjoct existed To remedy the act fn this respect wil be tbhe gquesiion fﬁﬁ&&k%yfﬁﬁi&m will first direct his ngulry. . Mr. Taft also will bave recomumendations to inske a 8 to legisiation tending to bring raiiriads and other corporstions more definitely under gdvern went regulations. » . “To clineh the Roosevelt policies,” was one of the campalgn slogans of Mr. Taft, and it is said the commodities clause decision will give bim an carly opportunity 1o make clear his position as president: in tegard to that class of legislation. h&wk%mﬁ president recently bas stated the ne cessity of amendments to the Sherman act. e HAINS' MOTHER BREAKS DOWN

Under Cross-Examination by Prosecutor Age@dWoman Borsts Inte ; _ Tears—is Excused. Fiushing N. ¥ May 8-—MNrs ¥Vir ginia Jenking ¥isins, mother of Capl Pater Hianine on trisl for his lile in connection with the murder of Wil liam B Annis, while an the witnoss stand yesterday alterpoon broke dowa completely and had to be excnsed. She was led zobbing from the coyrtroom a 5 Judge Garretzon ordered & short recoss l At the time she was being cross examined by Mr. De Wil Shé had told of her son's sgony whed be I 8 alleged to have Jearned of hid wife's faithiessness : £ “You must know ] have had lan awfiul shock and 1 eannot remember any: thing as In other days"” said Mrs Hains. ' The court encouraged ber to do her best, and sobbing guietly. she said: “He looked so worn ad tiredl and haggard when he first came into the ‘house, and dased as H he did not know where he was., He did not pay any attention to me until 1 threw my arms around his neck. Then he sald: ‘lsn’t it awful; wife and home and my little children are all ruined. ™ STEEL MEN MEET IN DETROIT Representatives of 15,000 Members of Amalgamated Association of Workers Are in Session. ; . & Detroit, Mich., May s.—Representatives of the 15,000 members of the Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers convened yesterday to formujate a new wage agreement with the manufacturers. The annual agreement expires June 30. The work of the convention will consume a large part of this month and then a conference committee will be sent to ‘meet a conference commitiee of the manufacturers. President T. J. MecArdle of the Amalgamated association said yesterday that the manufacturers of steel and iron who cut wages during the recent depression were not signers of the agreement with the Amalgamated association. © Weston in Great Fettle. ~ Slater, Mo., May s.—Edward Payson Weston, the veteran trans-continental walker, who arrived here from Mexi¢o, Mo, a distance of 68 miles, resumed his long journey yesterday after a good night's rest. =

- Miss Mary Manmerieg - Miss Mary Mannering will appear at the Garrick Thester, Chicage on Mouday. May Ith iu & sew play #otitled. "The Isdepepdent Miss Liower,”' & thres set comsdy. This will be the first performance of the play on mny stage. Miss Manoeriog has beon In Chioago for the past ten days patting the foishibg toaches 1o relieatenln of the new plachk A good demi of interest i feit in the produc. tion sa the Ruthor. Emima Heatrics Hrunner. s s prominent New York suciety woman and | well known writer, This is Ner firet sappearance saplayerigese Topodosis Liocwer, playsd by Miss Maoteriog. is an independent young womnan whose family have devoted teni years of iheit lives Lo halp bhor make & brillisant martiage. She liss fier uwn way o sverything snd ber fatbior and mother are Enown only as the parents of Miss Gower, She has tany flirtations aud no end of adthiren, bul eABnOL £ hiee & Lusband from mmiong them, However & parsrraph that appears in 8 local paper regarding & prouioent bells wha posed for an srtist st his stodio io i’t svening snd did et go home antil dayiight. & so plainky intended for Miss Gower that sll the young wanen - who have been biddes to funchenn given by her send excuses and regrets. Finding thatl she haa bipe swl.:’;pfuﬂ:i‘m%L althiough her actions Lave really Deed innocent, P headdonia decides to marry Richard seiden, the artist. She sends him a noste elling bimof her decision, snd alter it in sent she discovers that he is it dove with lrene AyE, otie of her friends, All the men pidden o the tunchecn arrive . just se ahe remenLers the note she has sent to Nelden. Loaviog her guests to be '&ntﬁruintd by ber mother, she jumps lnto an auto and hurries tothe artist s studio. Selden has loft an envelope eontaining five bundred dolinrs, received for tHustrating a book ~ in & drawer of & table in hisstudio. His model, Fisie Dougherty. s maticure girl, Knows that the mopey in in the drawer and later when wade jealous by the artist's evident sdmiration for two rociely woinen whose portraits he is patnting, sbe takes it intending to make hersall as attracrtive as her rivals are. ;- : When Theodosia arrives at the studio, Austin Ayr, & prominent bachelor and woman-ister is there. Mot wishiog to meet any woman he stepa behind a canvass intending to stay there until Theo has gone. He seed her searching among the papers on the table. where she finda the letter which she opens just as _he overturos the canvass. A¥rremiuds the girl that she is committing s erime by opening a letter that belongs to sowmeone else and begs her to confess to Selden. This she refuses to do. Later when the loss of money is discovered Ayr thinks that it was in the envelope opened by Thea lu order to save s public investigation Le places the amount lost in asother envelope in the drawer, after first finding that the artist doesn’t remember anything about the bills execept that there were two of one hundred dollars ench. , ' Theo and Ayr discover Elsie glashing the portrait of Irene with a knife and the pirl breaks down and con fosses that it was she who took the money. 110 the end the womanhater confesses that he loves Theo and the artist wing Irens, who is engaged 1o her cousiu, and hias not dared tell her brother that she loves the Artist. : '

. Trustes Notive I will maintain an offics at the Farmers' and Merchants' Trast Co. atid will be found there Raturday of each week for the transsction of publie business. H. C.Esnwis, . Township Trustee, - I you want to feel well, look well and be well, take Foley's Kidoey Remedy. It tones up the kidnevs and biadder, purifies the blood and restores health and streigth. Pleasant to take and contains no harmfal drugs. Why notecommence today? For sale by all druggists, T 4 FOUR DROWN WHEN EIGHT BARGES SINK IN OCEAN Marine Disaster is Reported When . Tug Comes into Port—Rescue = Effort Fails. - "~ New Haven, Cenn, May bs~—Four persons were drowned and a total of eight barges lost during a fierce storm off Faulkpers island. Word of the disaster was brought to this city by the tug Hokendauqua., The four persons drowned were the captain of the barge Susquehanna, in tow of the tug Charles B. Sanford, his wife, a cabin boy and a deck-hand. The barge had been blown ashore on Faulkner's island and the party, so far as can be learned, had attempted to save themselves by taking to the small boat. This, however, had been smashed against the side of the barge and the four were drowned. o - The Sanford, from New York to Providence with a tow of nine barges, when off Faulkner's island ran into a heavy gale, and the hawsers parted, four of the barges, the Moosic, Susquehanna, Wyoming and Anthracite, drifting ‘away. Two of these later sunk, the Susquehanna went on the rocks, and the Wyoming was later recovered.

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L AUI THAT NUMBER DEAD IN ADANA DISTRICT ALONE--WIPE OUT . " ALL CHRISTIANS. o : b ' : AWFUL MASSACRE GOES ON Mosiem Fanaticiem s Unabated In Stricken Turkish Territory—Tarsus ls Borne of Fearful Slaughter—OM cials Not Capable. - iy ‘ ‘ Adsna, May §--Adana is st law lese More peopls have been killed in the city There ate 36,090 dead 18 the Adana provioees as 8 rescit of the massacres, and 4,000 Bomeless and penniless refugers are wandering to the vilapel ' T The deaths o Adana city nlons are estimated 3t €5OO . Adana is terrorized by 4 000 saidiers who are loolisg sbooting apd burs ing. No respect s pald o forelgn proprtivog Haoth the French sibhonds bave been destroved. and it is feared that the American school commercial and missionary interests in Adaus are totally ruined . . The new wail has pot as yei in spired confidence There & teason lo beileve that the anthorilies still in tend 1o permit the extermination of sl Christians. = The troops hers are mak ing & protense of throwlag “walsr” on the flames: instend of waler Lhey gse kerosmene, snd are thas purposely sdd tng o the conflegration Apprebension is felt here regarding the American misslonary slatiops al Hadiio and Tarsus ) - All letters and telegrams sent out through Turkish channels are rcen pored : - o o Tales of Morror Told, Tarsus, Asiatie Turker May §— Authentic details of the atrocities com. pmiltted by the fanatical Mohammedans I the villages and farms o this dis trict are now eoming o to Tarsus wilh stekening abundancs The worsl par ticulurs of thess parralives eannot be mentioned, bt they set forth without doubl that at least 10,000 persons lowt thelr Hyves in this provines, and some ertimates place the total cusualtivs af YL tan Nilinges Hke Osmanieh, BHazsche, Hamadivh, Kara, Kristian, Reoy aml Kemolook were aclually wiped out. - BEach of these places had papuistions of from 500 1o 800 peoplie. it oue town of L 0 people “k'ﬁ"f& &re leas than 100 -left. nearly all women and ehildren. Ht was the same thing with thé hondreds of chiftiikes, or farms. that dot this whie and fertile plain, The slaughter was unsparing: vy Greeks and Syriabs were struck down with the Armenisus. Entire families were burued o death In their homes, Hundreds of girls and women wete maltreated and carried off to the barens, where the women were gep arated from the men. ; Women at Shootings. The correspondent was informed that at one place a party of 106 Arme nisns surrendered to the soldiers. The priscners were taken to an open fleld, where the women were ardered to stand apart from the men. Every one of thé men was then shot In many cases they were done by death with thelr women cinging to them, trying to mave their lives. A large number of women wers wounded beeause of their persistence. : - Rixty meh who were brought down into this distriet from Hadjin are oow Lehl as shuves, Young Turks sround Tarsus traded Armaenian girls for horses and modern repeating rifies. The entire ten days sevm to have been an iosensate Orgy of iust apd violence in the pame of race and retigion In the massacros

of fourteen yeurs ago there was bo = 4 L 8 4 i suech desire to R women and chilidren as has been evidenced (o the last ten davs. There have heen numerous in stpnoes of the murdering of women aund children with deliberation and there are otheér instances where women were brought ot one by one and shot down, the bystanders clapping thelr hands at each fresh execu tion. : New Cabinet Formed. Constantinople, May 5 ---The pew cabine! was yesterday .Q:gam'nzd‘u follows : Grand Vizler——Hilml Pasha, Minister of Interior—Ferld Pasha. Minister of Justice—Kakki Pasha Minister of Public Instruction-—-Azmi Bey - Toe pther ministries will be retained hy the last incumbents Both Kakki Pasha and Arxmi Bey are members of the commitiee of union and progress, andd it is expected that this cablioet, be ing thus brought into harmony with the present political situation, wili have a long lease of power, THREATEN RICH MAN'S LIFE. Millionaire of Newark, 0., Blackmailed by Alieged Black Hand Society. ' Newark, O, Moy i -~Harry Swisher of this city, millionaire cigar manufacturer, has been threatened with death and destruction of his home by dynamite unless he complies with the demands of Rlack Handers and deposits $l,OOO in a tie pile in the Baltimore & Ohio railway yards here. Mr. Swisher has received two letters, the first demanding that he place the money in the spot designated. He did so, and, with two officers, secreted near. by, awaited developments. The package was not disturbed. He received another threatening letter, Both have been turned over to the postal authorities for investigation. . Two Days’' Bride Suicide. Chicago, May s—Two days after her marriage Mrs. Josephine Ingis, called by her friends the “beauty bride,” committed suicide vesterday at ber home, 3343 Auburn avenue, hanging herself-on a hook in a clothes closet. She tied a silk cord around her neck and jumped off a chair. Twenty Passengers Hurt, St. Paul, Minn., May s—Great Northern passenger train No. 3, known as the Flyer, west-bound ran into ‘a light engine at Delano, Minn. Two day coaches were burned and about 20 passengers more or less serl

[For the week sodiog April 3 law, 18 Noble connty. ladians prepared by the Noble county Abstract (ffice, D 8 Taylor, Mgy Columbus B Grodwin and wile to A H. Tand «frl pt oatiot 2 Lashis add Ketdaliville = | ; Colambus B. Guodwin and wife to A H Tmc;{r out lots 40 41 48 Hiwncocks add Rendaliviile, A H Tards to Lewis Goering cut fota #: 41 42 Hicheooks adid Rendalivilie. A Matitda Weils to Johan s Leoser i@tﬁ ottiot | Millers wdd Ligonier. Marstinil Poppy t Charies poppy atid s Eig NE | sec 37 Wayse twp, Jotin H, Kimsaell ant wife to Vads fCampbell pt NW L NW 3 see {4 Alles iwp I o - Sarsh H Rippey lot & bik | Miliers add Ligonier, : Hurford H. Jamisson and wife 1o Thomas J Jamison Wi SW L sec & BERTIa Iwp. _ , dwanc Bkeals and wils 1o Hianche Fardly pt lote T 3 O, P Woll Lake, — Thomas Hadson and wife 1o Jobhn f’%&&itsaiwrﬁ?t ptiotal 5 0. P Avilia _Aaran J SBwinehart to Peter Sst Mary SW i, SWy see 18 Ozange twp. Eii Jacobs and wife 1o Meyor Jacobe pt out foia 54 and _lote s 508 1% Handalis add Ligonier. ; : Wiibar Wil »t al to Schoul City Laguaies out ot 186 Lipgosier. . dohn H. Baughman o Hiram Bak et and wile [ot S 3ed O P, Ulnrk add Kimmell o - Bl Heum and wife to Kdwin E. Crothiers pt lote 43 42 Avills, Mary E. Fasx and boshand to Thomas J. Halferty pt NEY sec 38 Ditauge township : Jotin Vaoswearingen and wife to Bagjamin F,. Conrad pt NE§ se &2 Nobistwp, . Ahuet M Crow 1o Janetlts 1 row [0 ISO P Cromwell. - Jatin Hosz and wife ta Charles W Beck lote 00 maneca’ndd Albion. Fred H tiraon and wifa ta b M Patton and wife fut 17T Stasus add I»iﬁﬁ!ﬂ#f 5 Toledo Husbner Heawing {0 1o Jabn W Carper lot 21 Danisls sdd Kendallville. » : Jares 8 Knisely and wifs to Mere chant's & Farmers Hank SW earner SEL sec 24 Swan township and lois 3 4 19 Lattto. lehabod 8 Jones and wite ta O 1 Weatherwax and wife ptni. BSW i, gec 1 Eikhart twp, -Gertrude Winsbrenner and husie tn Lreorge W, Noath o Jots 18 W 7 14 Tiffin add Albicn Certrude Winebreonner and busb. to Lieorge W, Nuiith ot 18 Denny adsd Alblon. ) : ' Marion . Hroeock et al to (learge Null fript 5W i SEY ssc 13 Bparta twp. » » : Leorge Null and wife o Georgse Eari Shatler fzl pt BWY SEY sec 13 Sparta township, Noah M- Barcas and wife to Riley Smith and wife lote 37 5578 Hakers and Howards add Albion. - Thomas J. Jamison and wife to Harford Jamison and wife SWi N Wi, sec & Sparta township, P A Cerd : This is to certify that all driguists are authorized to refund your money it Foley's Honey and Tar fails tocare your _cough or ¢cold. 1t stops the eough, heals the lungs and prevents poeumonia sand consumption. Contains no opistes. The genuiue i in a yellow package. FPor sale by all drugyists. ‘ T 4 Rev. 1 W Williameon’s Letter Rev. 1. W. Willistnson, Huantington, W. Va., writea: “This {8 to cer tify that 1 used Foley's Kidoey RHemedy for nervous exhaustion aad kidney trouble and am free to say that it will do all that you claim for it.”’ Foley's Kiduey Hemedy has reatored bealth and ftrength to thousands of weak, run down people. CUonuttains no harmful drugs snd is plessast to take. Forasale by all droggists. 7 4t

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