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sches, backache, sees imaginary dark spots or specks foating or dancing Teiore ber eyes, wing distress or Leavy full feeiing womach, faint spalis, drag-ging-dow {ing In lower abdominal or peivie , mﬂ, startled or exciiad, {rregufr or painful periods, with or withautl flejvic eat s ‘mﬂfﬂﬁf from weakihbws erangements that should bave eXfiy ayfention. Not ail of sbove symplols 3 : likely to be present in any caw at e fima ] Negioftofl or badly trested and such caws Aipfn run Into maladies wiich dema surgeon's knife If they do pot revigpatatiy. . L o medicine ) ‘m’s —l :”? prnd DumelDoß pecory LA . i ol NG medicine has such slrung t Jeae LR T Lo b i SRR L L .‘“ el he very Dest ingredients kuoe n o medics] s¢lence for the cure of woman's peculiar silments enter into 1 campaition. No sicohal, harminl, or Babit-forming drug 5 W be found in the Hsr of Hs ingredients prinied on each bottie-wrapper and attesiad tnder oath. inany comndition of the femaie system, i, Blaroe's Favorite Prescription can do iy good—nover Barm. . I whols #fect i 3 1o slreng then, favigorate amnd regnisie the whole fomaio Aysiam Ansl eSpecially the privic organgk. When these arc derangest in function of sffected by discas, the stomae b and other orgats of digestion Teweoane sympsthetically dersnged, the nerves am woakoned, and 8 jong list of Lad, unpleasant symplaas niiow, Too moch must not be expectes] of this *Favorite Prescription® It will not perform - miracies; will pol oure Wiors «no medfoine witl, 16 will often prevent them, if taken In time, sod thus the operating taide :}ud the surgeon's koile may be 0 dod, ; Wamen ﬂlsﬂfﬁn\‘ from diseases of long standing, are inviled W eobkoit by fnlter, frer. Allcarpespotdence (s Seld 8 sirictly private and sacrediy contidential, Ad dress Worlid's [Hspensary Madioa! Asuwia than, D ROV, Poren e Boflalo N Y {ir, Pierea's Modjeal Adviser 1060 pages) f= sent freg on receipt ol 31 opevrnt stamps lor papercoversd. or &1 stampa tor ohith taind eopy. Address ad alvae Heal Fainte Transfers For the week ending July 10, 198, in Noble County, Indiaua. prepared by the Nobhle county Abstract Offics, 1), 5. Taylor, Mgr, : = Amas Fulk and wife to John M, Faik and wife pt lot 73 Daniel’'s add. Kendallville. : Thoinas Stalil, trustee, Allen o, to Isanc Shambaugh pt BE, sec 0 Allen !" > : : Clifton €. Holbirook and wife ta f.ee 1. Holbrook und 9§ Bil, Sk weo L Bwan tp, _ ! S.C.Frank to Debera F. Horine lot T 4 Elmwood add Kendaillvitle dohin Conkling Je. and wife to John H. Grisamer Wie NW o see 28 Green L. : : Ira W, Stage and wife to Berning Willism pt lots 1-0 Keyston P'iat Glanes. ; Al : Phoebe E. Mallon and others to Laurs J. Fulk BEYy NE sec il Swan tp Phoebe K. Mallon and others to Laura J. Fulk pt Wi, NEY sec 8] Swan Ip. e ’ Phoebe ‘K. Mallon and others to Laara J. Fulkpt BW X NW; sec 52 Swan tp. : - Laura J. Fulk to Phoebe 1. Mallon aud others SEY NEY sec 8] Swan tp, Laura J. Fulk to Pheobe E. Matlon and others pt Wi, N see 8] Swan to. ~ . Laaura J. Fulk to Phoebis E. Mallon and others pt SWY NWLY sec 8 Swan tp, . : Phroebe K. Mallon and others to Laura J. Fulk pt SEY SE) SEN sce 18 Swan tp. S Many people bhave chronie throat and lung trouble havggfound comfort and relief in Foley's %muy and Tar as it cures stubborn’ coughs after other treatment has@failed. IM, Ruggles, Reasnor, lowa, writes: “The doctors said 1 had consnmption and [ got no better: until 1 took Foley's Honey dej@’!@hr. It stopped the hemorrages and pain inmy lungs and they are now as sound as a bullet.” Sold by all druggists.

\ A i \ l ' : i . ¥ ! - » ’ X Texas Is the Cream of ! | AN X E ( X ; ' ) | : X [ 2 . X No long cold winter nights or long hot summer days N where the sun shines twelve hours every day in the year. X . Join rur party December 15 or January 5 and see our bargains ] i- in this land of opportunity, unimproved prairie land 815 to | } 30. per acre; improved land, with fig and orauge trees now I [ loaded with fruit, and strawberry vines from which YOu can ! | pick ripe strawberries today and every day until June 1, at | ( $OO to 200. per acre. : ! We have sixty miles of sea shore frontage on the most 1 } beautiful bays, teeming with oysters, on the American conti- | nent. For informatiom call on or address. : i | C. Billman G | (J. C.Billman - G. J. Strang ) } . | LIGONIER, INDIANA z

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. The first Confedernte flag was the stars sud bars a blae feld and three stripes, ote white and two red, &Mg on the bine Beld seven white siars iu | & clrele, a star for each state that .ﬁaé to that time bhad seveded 1o tatile | Bowever, it was seet that this banner | bors ait gether too close & roserobinnee | to the stars and stripes. asd thus| thers came ints use the Cinfederate | battiefuy. the origip of which wseema| to have Decn as follows: i This B the statement of Gepersil William 1. Cabell: "When the Con-| federste army commanded by General Beauregnrd snd the Federa!l army con- | frouted each ctior 6t Mansssas, 1t uc;au§ seen that the Uonfederate Bag and (he ! stars and s'ripes lookied 8t a 8 quﬁni 80 much allke that It was bard to dls | Hnguish one from the other. f’;tzaﬂ“ﬁ% Beauregard, thinking that serions mils | takes might be made i recognizing! onur tronns, afior tha Lattle af July I%} 8t Rinckburn VPord srdered that o smail badpe shonid be worn op the J«ft ghanlider by cur rronps ard ss 1 was chie! aoaThormanter orfdered. me to putrhass a inrpe swonnt of red fan pel and o distribate 1t s each regl ment ™ » - = This Cinfederate patlieflag wan adopted In Roptembier. 1861 and was, demigned Ly enerals Jebapton and) Beaurepard ) swin e ealor, with & blue 8t Audrew's oross feachiog from | corner o corner and white selnrs en the cross '1"“:“"" the dilferent southern stutes: The Women of the soath ade these flage by hundreds | ot of (heir rod and bt 21k drvsses Mgk Constance Csrr whn afierwand, becanse Mra Hurten Hurrleon Ihe well known poveilst, was one of (he throe gonthern plriz wii mide the Brat three battleflags - Magazine of _A'z'f'ew%v &y History. _ . i _ CANES IN SPAIN. | Some of the Natives Mave a Small ' Arsenal of Them. o Every Kpaniard bas a sibk, the well te 4o own wsineral gl the Tpided south” often has & small arwenal of them, . The term arsenal o this case i 3 used poesitively and not Gguratively, x 4 the Porto Hivans, Hie the Npaniards, | have qulte a crage for sward caties and dagger caves, and they make these | with remurkable skill : i The bisdes of the finer specimens | eome from famous smiths In Toledo | and other Spantsh ciifes nnd are forged | from the Buest steel. Sofne afe dam- , ascened and others are indald with sO. | yer and gold, some have worked npon | ther the name of the owner and oth- | ers the name of a patron saint. The | assortment of walking sticks In the | shops 1n the lurger towns is very | varied. , - - ‘ - They have fashions in sticks and | tanes sulted to different ages and pro- | fessfons, There are sedate mnbhogany, | ebony and rosewood sticks for clergs- | men and phrsicans and fapeiful tmm‘-j boos with pleaming steel inside for | men about town. There are rough oak- i en sticks for the Spanish Anglomant acs and saucy little staves for those ‘who ape the styles of the bounlevard | For travelirs there are coffee sticks, tharns, tea sticks, leopand wood canes and orange st ks ~London Chronicle When the stoniach fails to perform | ita functiong, the bowels become de- | ranged, the liver and the kidm.o_v'a‘ congested causing namerous diseascs, 1 The stomach and liver must be re | stored to a healthy eondition nud{ Chawmberiain’s Stomach and Liver Tablets can be depended upon to do it. Easy to take and most effective. Sold by 8. J. Williams. |

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MRS. THAW TAKES THE STAND ~ IN INSANITY HEARING OF , HER HUSBAND, : , IS SUBPOENAED BY STATE Others Tell of the Prisoner's Rational Conversations About Religion, Paol ftics and Other Subjects—He and itics and Other Subjects—He Was Cpposed to Bryanism, ‘ ; White Plains, N. Y., July 14 -Eve. frn Nesbit Thaw: sulipovnacd by the siate, which ia u;;;mmj; her husband s release from the Matteawan asyiutn for the criminal ipsane, took the stnnd iate yesterday as A withess at the heuring it the supreme conrt here on Harry K. Thaw's mental condition, Fdward Havens, & keoper st the Poughkeepsie Jall, who saw Thaw dally - when he was confined there, was recalled to the wilness stand at the opening of court and testified that the prisoner appesred entirely rational in hir gpeech and actions as he had observed bim, - ’ * Talked Religion and Politics. 1 W. W, SBmith of Poughkeepsie, who 1s over 60 years old and who admitted hesitatingly that he was known in ! ‘Poughkecpsie as & philanthropist, tes tified that he had met Thaw on two or three occaslons and talked with him on religlous topies. v | "1 told him we were brother men and should try to alleviate each other's tronbles and sorrows” the wit gess said. "I told him I was one smong many who were friendly to bim., He told me he was a Presbyterian and we talked about the Bible and about Christ’s sympathetic attitude toward sinners. Mr. Thaw appeared to be very well read aud have a good knowledge of the RBihle. His' conversation was very mtiousl"” Otto Metz, & New York court officer and former keeper in the Tombs prison, testified he freguently talked politics with Thaw, : | “He certainly convinced me that the silver questivn and Bryapism would be a bad thing for the country.” enid the witboss., Showed Letters to Minister. William B. Helmes, an old Grand Army man, and Rev. Frederick T. An. gevine of White Plains both testified that they had talked with Thaw and that he appeared to them to be rational. The latter witness told of visiting Thaw in his cell when the prisoner showed him & package of et ters which he sald involved the character of young girls who had been assoclated with Stanford White. They had not been brought out in evidence at his trial and he wanted Dr. Angevine to read them, but he only glanced at two or three and did not open the envelopes, the witness said.

DENVER MAN TAKES POISON.

Found Unconscious in Chicago—Post: Card from Wife Adds to - Mystery. :

' Chicago, July 14~Clarence E. Rug gles, 40 years old, formerly a school teacher in Denver, Col, who has been searching for emplorment in Chicago for a month, was found unconscious in hig room at the Chicago hotel, 156 Clark street, yesterday and the police believe he attempted to commit suicide by taking strychnine poison while despondefit. A posteard was received by Rug gles from a woman, believed to be his wife, and mystery was added to the case by an expression on the card to the effect that “all would be over" when the card was received by him:

Twelve Boits Strike House.

Santa Fe, NU M., July 14.—News of a remarkable play of lightning at an isolated point in Chaves county has Just reached here. During a thunderstorm lightning struck the house of W. E. Rail, a homesteader, and H. N. Rutherford, who, with his family, was at the Rail home, was killed. Following this at intervals of one minute 11 more bolts struck the house, esch shocking an occupant, though not fatally. lce Cream Poisons 72 in Spain, Teledo, Spain, July 14.—Seventytwo guests who sat down at a private dinner in Toledo were poigsoned by the fce cream served them, and the condition of the majority is desecrided as sericus, / The Art of Being Happy. “Cheerfulness,” says Ruskin, “is as natural to the heart of man in stroang health as glow to his cheek, and wherever there is habitual gloom there must be either bad air, unwholesomie food, improperly severe labor or erring habits of life.” If children were taught that one of the great life duties is to unfold the fun-loving side of their nature, the humorous side, there would not be so many suicides, so many urhappy, discordant, miserable people, so many failures in the world —Success Magazine.

CRESCENT CITY MURDER FOLLOWED A DRINK ORGY Dr. Miller Held for Slaying RBanker Sayler—Widow and Others as ' | Accesscries. ' § Watseka, 111, July 14~—This section of ths ecountry is stiil grestly exciied over the kiling of 1 B Sayler v¥iew president of the First National mak of Crescent City, by v W B Mitiler, & wellknown physician of the same eity. . S On the day of the tragedy when Mr Sayler was absent from howme, | it is slleged. Mrs Sayler, Dr. Miller, | John Grunder, father of Mrs, Sayler, . and a resident of Oklahoma, who was vigiting his daughter, and Ira Grun | der, & brother of Mrs. Bayler, had bean drinking. This statement was made by Ira Grumder, who gave bim- | golf up to the gheriff. Grunder said | that he had been overcome by the| effect of the drink and was sound | aslecp when the shooting began. 8o deep was his slumber, he -d_f;»clar-,-d.; that even the shots and ensuing con- | fusion did pot awaken him, o Dr. Miller, both Grunders, and Mrs. | Sayler are’ in Jall Peter Wense, | bretherdnlaw of Mrs Sayler, has m-? rived to assist the latter fp her trouw ble. Millar I 8 held on the charge of | murder; the others as accessories g Willlam Sayler, a brother of the slain man, 18 credited with quleting the crowd at Crescent City, _Wh%r'.hi talked of wreaking mob vengeance on Dr. Miller and Mrs. Sayler. The fu. | neral of Mr. Savier will be held at Crescent City this afternoon. = . Coming as the culmination of two years' gossip connecting the names of the phyeician and Mrs Sayler, the | killing hias aroused Iroquois county as | never before. Dr. Miller was brought to Watseka by Sheriff Heikes for the ecoroner’'s inguest. Although both the physician and Mrs. Sayler swore on the witness stand that the killing was done in self-defense, the authorities declare that a wound which Dr. Miller exhibited after his arrest was inflicted by himself : '~ As the facts were unraveled at the ‘soroner's inquest, Sayler, on returning home late Sunday night from a base ball pame, surprised Miller in the company of Mre Savier. The dqctnr‘i‘ proposed a game of cards. The banker declined and remonstrated with the physician for his conduct. For answer Miller pulled an automatic re_volver from his pocket and fired. Four shots struck the hushband, one plereing the heart and causing instant death. Meantime Mrs. Sayler had fled from the house, i . "It was none of my affair, and I let - them fight it out,” she declared cool- § Iy at the inquest GLIDDENITES IN CHICAGO. % e _ . Warm Waelcome Given the Automo- ! bile Reliability Tour Contest- . ants in Windy City. . Chicago, July 14—The 30 cars in the Glidden tour and the 20 automoi biles accompanying them arrived here yesterday afternoon after a dusty 175mile trip from Kalamazoo, Mich. This morning they start for Milwaukee on the way to Minneapolis. ; © Warm welocome was given the tour -i{sts here by the entire automobile fra-

ternity. Hundreds of cars went out to Jackson park and lined up on both sides of the roadway by which the Gliddenites entered the city. Then all fell in behind the contestants and the long procession came up town to the New Southern hotel, where there was & luncheon and musical entertainment. : Bethmann to Be Chancellor. . Berlin, July 14.—Prince 3on Bue low, the retiring {mperial chancellor, will formally propose, in his audience with Emperor Willlam to-day, that he be succeeded by Dr. von BethmannHollweg, secretary of the interior and vice-chancellor. There is reason to believe that the emperor will accept this proposal and that the appoint ment will be gazetted at once. Weston Loses Another Day. San Francisco, July 14 —FEdward Payson Weston, the aged trans-conti-nental pedestrian, has added still another day to the number which has been attached to his original schedule of 100 days and he will not appear in this city until late to-day. Rothschild Scion Kills Self., Vienna, July 14.—Baron Oskar Rothschild, youngest son of Albert Rothschild, head of the Austrian branch of the Rothschild house, died sudden1y in this city. He committed suicide because of an unfortunate love affair. ~ Soreness of the mucles, whether induced by violent exercise or injary is quickly relieved by the free appliecation of Chamberlain 8 Liniment. This liniment is egually valuable for musculr rheumatism, and nl‘ngt affords quick relief. Sold by S. J. Williams. ; ~ Chamberlain’s Stomach and Liver Tablets gently stimulate the liver and bowels to expel poisonous matter, cleanse the system, cure constipation and sick headache. Sold by S. JJ

YOUNG WOMAN DROWNED; ' HER COMPANION MISSING Mystery Surrounds Tragedy at Kiin ger Lake, Mich, in Which Chi cage Giri Perishes, - Kalamasoo, Mich, July 4=~ Mystory = surrounds évery phase of ihe drowning is Kloger lake, 3t Joseph coupty, of Miss Mamie Dasey of Chicago, asd e prodb able drowsing al the saiee time ol Claude Husl, & young farmer who lived near Stwrgis, with whom Miss Davey had gone ol boating, ' Miss Imvey, who was 23 years of age. had been visiting st Klisger lake recuperating fromm 8 long fliness, and it s osald an operation for appendl citis. Bhe bEad been there for about fwo weeks aid bad wel HMuat sisce Ler arrival. Heary Miller, propristior of the botel &t the lake says ihat peveral Umes Miss Duyey iold him she was golng 1o drows hersel! and “end 1 all” About 6. 306 oclck in the svening Hunt and Miss Imvey endeavored to fent a row boal [ron the resort e ery. FProprietor Wall slates Ihat he refused them, e he did ned conslder Hunt soinpetem - o manage @ bost. The svung couple. BOWOVer. gee cured a boat elsewbhers and put out on i luke i An bour later J. Latham Warres of Ohfeage, whi wes o4t 1o a 8 @anel. bo tioed & row 3t apchored ile approsmched ¥ and found the baody of Mizs Daver fadting alougside. lace dusnwsrd There was no Unce of Hlunt Mize Imveya body was taken Areis the eater. but {ife wae extinget Thus far Husls baly bas not been Tostid. ; . The anchored bost bhad not a drop of water in {l6 indicate a strukgie: in At the oars bad spparentiy been capelully lilted oul of the water aud piacedt in the bost Children who were playing ofi the shore say they nolicid the bosl at anchor for some e, S | Whether Miss Davey "fwmped from the boal with sulcidal intent and Hunt followed bier in an attempt to rescus the girl, both perizhing, or whether an accident of some sort threw both into | the water I 8 only speculation. The Mfailure to find Hunt's body adds to the mystery. : | Miss Davey's father arrived from fﬁCMcago and took charge of bLer body. ; Orders Railway Property Sold. g Des Moines, la., July 14—Judge H. éT, Reed entered an order in federal ‘court here for the sale of the Great | Western property in lowa by the spe [ cial master at Bt. Panl. The property | 18 worth some $20,000,000. Bubonic Plague at Amoy. ‘ Amoy, China, July 14-—lt is offii elally reported that 174 deaths from i the bubonic plague and 36 deaths from cholera vccurred here during the two weeks ended last Monday. 'CASTORIA For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the | signatare of (Ka SP T LRk

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"You can use it to finish the tloors, woodwork, walls and ceilings - It can be used on anything made of wood, metal or plaster, It is the finest finish for buggies, wagons, farm implements, porch furniture—bieycles, iron beds and iron fences. Try a can. You’ll be well pleased both with results and amount of your saving. : Made in 24 colors and Clear (Natural )— get a color card to select from. LIGONIER, INDIANA

FLOUR - Market fiers. Qoslalhoss fole | T, Mincesotn, bard patent, jule, g . srreight expert bage, RWpiw choar. saport bage, B RG5> kow grades, | BgL s winter whes: patest. BISQ £33 steaighy jote BEBOED. clenr jute, | Elgue e Seur, whits, WEga®: i gty B CWHEAT o Moderste . Ity RLBNG CORN- Weak July, TGO Bepieey COATS Reratie, July, SNO Sep CBUTTHR Creamsry. oxloag M prios fo reluil deasbers. Mo, Besta. D eatrs ! Brate e firsly B Swonds B | Wairies. sutpes. D, Hrsia T meeands | e iadice, Neo 1 gl pecking stoek, BGGA Misowliameons R, Sames ) farned. .1, cases baefeded W ard MBI Sewns WS peimie Beate Tin ERtra, e Mo | Alrthew He: chauhs e NEW POTATOER.Ohdes 0 Taney W P per v e to-pood. R per Bo | IAVE U LTRY Harkere, e §6 T | ehbiksne fioeis TR foawtcen, B springe | B peses B ke R 2 o 5 — e { ; - New Yok July 03 FLOUE Bawmiy weady with demssd et Kaness siralghia BGEw. . - WHEAY Hereiple, HAR - Flee weath- ! S Buer dbe wniire whest bttt et srpmidy calded asnd dreugbt news froom tha Aspeniine apd :gﬁxs«{;ﬁ{.peurﬁ Bumit B osent per o bukwie] Beptember. Kl% LG Deosmmber. $L DN § TN Byt eusy N 3o Ratie | W, SRy winter sldpenent . Jaly cleed b T Sopdenmtwr rhmsod e Deseanler Ehemee £l - i § CERATTR Ruwet prashet misady pived L ! mrsnieeed T natorsl winte, BPgieiße. o liggeed | white, GHidk _ i : . CLive Stock. i . ; Cideage. Juiy 4 CATTLE Clalve G ptiine slasts B 06 AR ot to s Basew whare BOSM T fne e tv pekad stierw. §E AR Pemmise ?,;u By wevsn. 880 T gt te tan O penriings. PENRET W inlermwr Rillers, | B oSas s wond te) ohadon el samis B s ﬂ‘a W bmeddisomy e pemad Beted caws Bwsp & W corvame® e el wapbiewn, o fafertor lic oot oanaers, 5 T 06 ‘;,,«2? Yo b Geifers, BRI coabtien 1o | FRir heifedw, BLRd Tl bultelior Datle 088 50 bologna bulis LAI gossl to ehodew . cafves, BPogAl. salvex, »ﬂg A j N Hiniß dioad [ primge beavy, $7 %88 50 fair b good hemvy, FBGI® olidios o Hghi §© Us @ Heht mhsel e sommtnon Hpht, § 560100 potoher wedghits, | B 0 0 mixed packing. G 0 r\,<;‘g§ %k‘%ﬂ}{r .0 0 plen, BIMGS % g S Onialis. Neb, July 3 ; ATTLE Market stsady W W cenin: Blgher. Native steers. K S o, umi% wnd Neifers, ROMIC. western wleers. | SISRE . Texan sfeers, B E ows | and heifers, §OVMEE I, canners. BT % Mockers sl feeders, KWI B csives | £ waie TS bulle, stage, etc Lol | ORGSR Market § ooents Righer, Heavy, | o, miaed, STEGTTS. Nght, ¥ T, piaw, Bt B 0 bulk of salew, ¥ B : : i L RHEEP-Market B to 2 onfs higtier | Yeariings, §omiw. wethess, BKOGs W, | ewes. $5 . lambs, §ON I r v oA RS SR 11110 E : . ~ English and Americoa Education. | | Americans educate the mass, wlitle | we have always educated the !mva 'ln England-—democracy Assenting w; the method—we make a point of | speclally encouraging the promising puplls; we bulld “ladders” for them, and we believe that cur indifference .to the question of what clask of soclety they may come from s sufficient proof | of cur genulnely democratic habit of mind. It has been the fmmemeorial practice of England to train jeaders for the nation. This was dooe when | most citizens were recefving no‘oducatlon at all. Americans rather concentrate thelr attention on the ruck | The exceptional boy or girl, it s thought, wiil rige in any case. The im‘portant thing to do ia to advance the average of education-—London Spec

Everyone would be bensfited by i takiug Foley's Oripo Laxative for| !ntuuu\c!: acd liver trouble and !mhng itual constipation. It sweetens the| stomach and breath, gently stimu- i Intes the Jiver and regulates ”mf ;tmwh!n and is much superior to pilis | and ordinary iaxatives. Why not! try Foley's Onno Laxative todsy?| %Soid by all druggista ; g ! ; Commissioner's Heport i é The folloowing hiils were ailowed by Lhe | Bosrd of Uoramiesioners sl Juiy tern: 1 iM,i‘,Mmi jutl sappites § 653 E A G Darporating jagl suppiles is i | Moare & Motz Bsyivla suppiles : 5 % g M. C Beck & ¥ ¥ ‘éz %:\ci’uvnn Bros S $ 55 H. D Sione “ ch 8 H.W. Rirkpatrick ssyiui supplics e g 38 B--rg.—;;“ . : 5% B 2 ; Albton Corpuration Court House sup 821 38 M 1 Biaiue w o *a S 0 ] Moore & Metz 1 ey is 12 M. U Beck ; " . . 55 4.1, Berger “ " 4 i Clyde Madison asyium repairs ; S John Lasier = * e Frank Stoue Court House repalns & FW. M sShafer trusnt ofMicees oBN g K. L. Adalr . - ; I i MU Bk ” " = Joba W, Hays * ; g 4 o Wiiils Bawver surveyor fves ~ by @ Wiills Sawyer surveyors supptles % i Perry J Mtasiey Sherifl foes 3 12 %G - 0t * serving sumnons 64 » “ board of priscusrs o ?t‘i . » = ahiertf fees 4 0 oo ~ prisoners o prison. ..., %4 o s - w 7 . e “ insane tossyium .o 48 81 E. L. Adair Co. Sap.t supplies i 8 M.C Beck Co. Saup't supplles .. ... .. .. lﬁl Jacob Liudsey Exp. Co Assessor v 38100 E. L. Adalr treas, suppliies o .38 H. P. Rogers Recordersappltes. ... ... T John Jennmiw Dep'y Heallh Offlesr .. 8 ® W, T.Green Exp Bosard of Health . 480 W.T. Green salary sec’y Board Health 5 H W, Kirkpatrick salary of Sap’t Co. | Farm AP A sk T AT D 0. 8%, Pippinger jaullor salary... .. ... 18 ® Eva RKirkpatirick salary matroa Co, T e e e mw{ Otto E. Grast salary count¥ ait’y...... 8 w* Wm. Pleper salary Commissioner. . ... 62 W Amon Spurgeon salary i N D J, Graumileh i B &31 Jus T. Johnston bridge sup't per diem 14 25 W. A. Beane Co Sup't school per dlem K& 60 Jacob Lindsey Co Assessor Salary... .. 22 50 P.J, Stanley Sheriffls snlary .. .........58 00 J.J. Forker Treasurc's salary. . ........ 606 &/ A. R McNair Recorder's 5a1ary........ 800 A. R.MCNair Recorder's fee 5.......... 858 Edwin L. Prickett Clerk's salary..... . &% oe] John W. Earle, Auditor’s salary. ... &5 & e * Auditor’'s add salary.... 1% 06 o “ salary as Custodian .. ... 130 Jooefbuc Burnett new bridge ..........414 00 Eagles&Sonnewbridge ............... 88 Ciine Bros Lumber Co. new bridge ... 64 46 Rosenberger & Co, new bridge.......... 9 8¢ Jobn Poyser freight and drayage ...... 250 Cent, Union lelephone Co. telephones 8 40 W.J. Batdorf prisonersto jail ........ #&00 | W.H. McEwen Jubuc advertising. ... 1370 E. L. Adair legal adverusing.......... 32 & Chiidren Ald goc&exy of Ind., care of | MREIeD. .. i R A. E, Lemmon exp board of review.. 5& {John W.Earl * oo s B &D. Kn‘rrxm Perrytp............ - BN Ivester . poor Wayne tp..... 9 00 | Geo W. Smith & Alblon ... ﬁ &2 %ounun‘er * Washington tp 50 w. Ipalrow “* York tp........ 10 00 Com. Siieuporge el e R 2 T new ; H.C, Erwin poor Perry tp.............. 10235 Jnibkz'am - bridge repair 5.......... T 4 90 0. L assessing Wayne ........... omo Jobhn W. Earle per diem Board of “&“4 avid A. Wiley per diem Board of - N o 0 00 | :%r:m per diem Board of e 2 G. er Mtlm Sitens 1208 %&Wm ‘ ?ﬁ.un Jmavmm}rw i e gn

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Summer Excursion FARES TO AND ; ) Also to St Lawrence Kiver resorts, Adirondack and White Mountamns iyew England Sea Shore and scores 6f pthers in New York State, New England and Canada Tickets sold every day during july, Angust and September, good 3o days returning hibeml stop GYYrs and op tions boat on lake Ene or tul between Cleveland and Ruffalo, and boat on Hudson River or rail between Al bany and New York : Full particulars from Agents Lake Shore Ry.

ROUND TRIP EVERY SUNDAY Corresponding low fares to intermediate stations. Train leaves Ligonier at 7:38 am. LAKE SHORE

60 YEARS' EXPERIENCE Traoe MARKS DesioNs CorYRIGHTS &C. Anvone sending & sketeh and dncﬂgﬂnn may guickly sscertain our opinion free whether an {nvention is probably patentable, Communios. tions strictly eonsdential. HANDEOOK on Patents sent free. Oldest n.{mry {for securing c;::unu. Patents taken through Munn & receive special notice, ‘winbou& charge, in the Ahandnou‘m!y’m‘mund weekly. !rmeuéuculation of an roal, Terms, $3 8 : four mm by all pewsdealers, MUNN & Co, 1w New York Branch Office, £35 FBt Washington, D.

1f people with symptoms of kidney or bladder trouble could realize their danger they would without loss of time commence taking Foley's Kidney Remedy. This great remedy stops the pain and the irregularities, strengthens and builds up these organs and there is no danger of Bright's disease or other serious disorder. Do not disregard the early symptoms. Sold by all druggists.

GASTORIA The Kind You Have _Alway§ Bought Bears the 4 Signature of W &/ In o Use ~ For Over Thirty Years GASTORIA

ee et ee e e A 5o St - Knows No Season It is the Popular Beverage ol il soms 4. Bewr waas formoeriy ) sonsidered as A strielly suninney Irink, ot ihe Joemand for it Guring > tixe waer teagithe s aliceing = Winrked {LoTrase eYELy Fout, In Muessel Beer People ) Sod al=vVerage that ajipealis toihem s well I Novemler ss in July -ite deitghifal Baver and srelioow ks 11 Whclesesienass and rol ion fng sosl cteates n onll for §t the yonur : rog ud Muecssel Beer is a sipsißining ws well s s relrealiing N beversge, 10 the tabie it 1s highly apphrecinted pe 1L sßarpens (e appee : fite. msslsts digestion and is qults & sulmiantial food In lisell, On tap at A. W Erwin's and supplied to the famuly trade dieect from the brewery. - M | Brewi South Bend, - Indiana

‘V H. WIGTON, . ATTORNEYR-AT-LAW MMoe over Citiséns” Hank, Ligonisr, Ind - % L ee o Cu.\ RLEB V. INKH, Deaierin . % CMONUMENTS, VAULTS Tom&:nnn and Buliding Stones; .. .. Corner of Cavin and Fifth streets, LIGONIER, - - INDIANA 'DAVID S. TAYLOR : Abstracter Business Agent Notary ~ -ALBION, INDIANA. \~r A 'ammx,' ' ks PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, LIGONIER , . . . INDIANA Office up stairs over Graves' Bakery. = " Residence on Main Street : o & Furniture . .. Of all kinds. Latest in : style at iowest prices at % ’ o 0 Wo & BEOWIS ’UNDERTAKm(; calls promguy en ; swered. Embalming when de sired by arterial method. To introduce our large 1909 Srnng iine of beautiful dress goods and walstings oLatest up-to-date New York City patterns, Handsomest line of materials ever seen Quick sales, large profits, Can make $2O or more s 1 Sot satsphs sttt Shi wed s v g:eep.m. . No mongy mmmxclgm perritory. Our gﬂoﬂ are low. Write for particulars. Be first to apply > S(adaré DlusGoodl Co.Dept.6,Bingham,N.Y T B 73 T RS R RO. . v - . Elson’s Advice - My treatments are theembediment of recent scientific research. As an aid to beauty I advise you my full course of progressive facial scalp all ‘mmmtmelnt. Also consult me ;tor manicuring, shampooing, chirolom:» ’phone 72, residence 'phone 18