Ligonier Banner., Volume 44, Number 28, Ligonier, Noble County, 30 September 1909 — Page 1

$2.00 'LI YEAR.]

Give Yourself the Joy of a New Suit

[t's better medicine for the blues -th‘ai}x a_ﬁy ’t‘hi_ng the doctor can give you--and much pleasanter to take. Get one of the new Wooltex Stf)'les for fall They are so smart and up to date that 1t will Egrfi.ng. your spinits pitch "j\i:s_t - Jook at t})(?m. S ;\m{ to wear one of them-~this one, for nstancel. |

Be sure to look for the Wooltex label so you may have the satisfac tion of knowing that you have the best suit your money could buy.

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‘ l ’OH I . . > ' L e SN 5% v PO A Cly . - .. : J i ’ 4"7 S % 3 . :)z"’-.. i 5 By this we mean that every day we're opening a new @(\A\‘ receipt of Tatlor Suig and Cloaks Don't put oft until later ‘(, L ,‘?"‘g’g ' . to make vour selection, but come in 'k : u“’v” E now, as a prettier line never was }B i , Sl shown in this wieinity. Our tailor 4 s ¥ suits start at $12.50 and range up o Bl = -- 7 \ G"; : ) 5 % = . . te .; l Vr“ S Ja-l 5 T:\ $5O each. Our ladies’ and misses J f»,;ﬁ;‘-% e o coats start at £6.50 and range to $45. Icidmm g > = Our line of children’s coats is by far o B ARt the largest and most varied ever N S| 5 3 : ‘ e& | shown, and we have every size, color . ' g ALY andstyle that's to be had with prices Aal LN BN A O Asl Sy iR ALY I'eaS( A v siilee o v P 4 - Sv}a il | very reasonable. And can freely say SOO B \SR F 1 that we : : " N A AR . NNI . , AT N : i RN / Can Save you at Least 20 TR : R LR\ O - : : ) T Y SRR AN per cent. on your ‘ AERR soY TR ' LR ‘;'@ AR purchase f AL T o R : ' , abE AL TTB.: e BN e ul Hilid )TO THE MEN—We invite your in- - fi‘“ 3; ey el s W L , . . rdAl 18] IR -My §\\ spection of our beautiful new line of ' f;;:;iz § % i P AR LR : ' : ; i Ri il clothing, overeyats and cravenettes at R | HH (L 8 verylow prices on the best of mer- ¥ H ‘ ‘ 2B CF “ : “ = i : otk T oy ii H‘ chandise, . - Ol T R We have acompetent Lady Tailor ¥ : e (IR R 1 il SR : i el e ‘(0 Bt &YY\ and all alterations positively free. &w X g i ? s)“;% LR - ; , :

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LIGONIER. ROBLE COUNTY.INDIANA. THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 80, 18909

A Wooltﬁx ‘suit 1S SO | beautifunf tailored | ihat the woman wear- : in‘g it will unconci- - ously hold her head higher and walk betTry on this model in ‘ ~a soft plum serge, a dull kingfisher blue ‘ _diagonalor a heasin - broadcloth-—-one of them will prove so becoming, you will Want \\ it at once, 9 " The liningsl are 1 lovely shade.

Why HMe Weos fevineible i Thiers wre those that talk lovesiy iabet the wonderful success of the Ulmas Gioxornar Jobasen of Mionewita s W:»*w; hww s jupeteatie 1! was Lgothiog of the sott. His papulary was gongine, Built apon 8 solid rock. [lte corrent charsclerization s that of reglity bl apon the nest subata. timi figow of natural ;-.!r'ux’?c;uﬁ_ Hix existenon was st minde knoes o the world outside of Mingesots by his parrving the siate on the depus eratic teket i 1M A the time it ; gave Hoosevell four sotea ta Parker's Ewm:} Parker polied 50 (08 votes that year. wihils Johuson polled SOO, winning by & malority of 808 That Joahinson's violory was pol one o those peculing polities] Habee that ‘s)’{{? SESErin Afoenicativiselinhs was | provid Ly hiw ii"n«";n‘e o plogivd twa years iater by & msjorivy u! 16000 L {omt Inil b woe Tof s Udrd thoe by .as;f:sb,»:?%s bt il Yery suabsisntial ' Aiariiy, REr 8 fathipetitar of his omu uationslity aad & wan of bigt | e P ations . - - Aw has been well said !_xyi et dent. scratic and republioan papers, Johuwon catried this heasily republicas ‘_;vumhv thres tiaiva far goveruor beoanse the peiipie kpew hitn to be s guod man. He was not brillinot nor A gn':e::u,'n:sfv-n the definition that ;na;enmx;« for hisrd work s genios is cortect. He wasasolid. industrious ielear- thinking man whoss boyhood was bandicapped by adrunken father who Lad to be senit to the pm—whmmv to avoid commitment 1o jail,. but whose misfortunes ware asmeliorated by & loving mother and his own de sire o miake noman of umsel!. John A JobLinsou's rise froms the hinmblest of beginning to the goveruarship of A great state furnishes a fiue object fesson to. the youth of today and proves that the rewards ol induatry and right living are 88 plentiful for thie poor boy as they ever were. Furthermore, there is reason for the be el that Goveruor Johpson ,ﬂ!und; pearer the White House thay any other metber of his party, and had i pat death struck bim down, the fa. tore would have seen him st least a strong eontender for the most exalt | ed position within thegiftof any ;ww«! ple And e aces miphishied all with- | out the aid of wealth, personal nrz that of others, —J. B. SIOLL iu South | Bend Times, ; ; Fine Lilustration e ] A pleture showing the Half Moon the boat which Henry Hudson used in his discoveries and explorations. and the Clermont. the flrst steam | boat, as they will appear in the [Had. sot-Falton Parade which will nmrt“ up the Hudson river on S'-';-_!('»mhﬂ'] Uhth s shown elsewhere ln this paper today in the advertisement of M Jacons L : Hart Sehaffoer & Marx. manufacturers of flae clothing, have issued this pleture: Their artist visited the napr-uhwunfeﬁ of the twa historie oty andd has show them ln a vxvzdi and interestivg piotare, _ The pleture shows the DRERCDEETR on AD ocean liner cheering the twao sdd looking eraft as they plow their way up the river, The Haif Moon io the foreground, shows the Dateh satlors returning the cheers iu rneh the sagie manner as they probabiy haijed the natives on the island of Manhattan three handred years ago The littla Clermont. shhown in the nackgraund. was able 16 its origiusi form to attain & speed of five miles sn hour, according to Robert Fulton, the inventor, with the wind blowing agaipst it alltor way when it went up the Hudson river & hundred years ago, completing the first journe of fmportance ever performed throug! the power of & stesm engine. The “30¢h” Reunion The annual reanion ¢! the Both [adisns came to a viose Wednesday aight at the campfire belt 1y the lilery block on North Main street. The veterans of the regimsut assembled at the building and enjoved the program given in Wedoesday's News-Times. o - At the afternoon session the principal addresses were mads by Sehuyter C. Hubbell of Guiivu wini A D, Miller of Indianapchs Ov.r 200 comrades registered dar ng the day and many visitors Hesolutions were offered and ordersd sproad upon record giving thauks to the people of Goshen for their kindnesscs and also supporting H. D. Fulton, 8 member of the regiment for distriet commander of lilinois next year. : ~Officers were elected as follows: presideat of the association, John A, Peterson, company B , Warsaw; viee président, N. N. Boydctsen,\*wmpw; secretary and treasurer,J. W. Armstrong Leesburg; J. N. Obiwine was acting president during the Weduesday afternoon session while M. F, Isbell, president of the association for the past year, presided at the campflre.—Goshen News. ‘Chamberlain’s Colie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy is today the best known medicine in use for the relief and cure of bowel complaints. It cures griping, diarrhoea. dvseatery, ond should be taken at the first unnatural looseness of the bowels. It is equally valuable for children and adults. It always cures. Sold by Bl Wileos. . . B

A Good Fussnpie 1 1t s hess pasny seals sinos 8 more uotimely death haa oepsrred than that of Governor Jobeson, of ¢ Minnesota, And jet un trost thet i LRy be wany mate autil 1t I 8 neces I RATY to teesrd anather sadh s ous L The United States is rich in strong [ohar.oters. It has aien & wesith of L Ereßt faen who have oktved aat e Gsciamant their owg eareers 1t is {nothing pew with us in this coantey 110 be toid thal such or sush & e Emw« from the hamibiest ranks, o dthatl be made Lis way in the warkd Euumuhiml But it is doubifal if L ihere hna 2¥et Denn 8 Biors ouispiong: ég-ua example of the sxif misde man Pt Lioversar Johinmon. His Sistary étn well Known, ot sa we siandd sl ?f!?wx open prave, it will do no st 19 e § He was the son of a Swediah izn; ;fu; grast-au aafornnauste feliow whc janve way to drink soon after sel g:';i;fz,z;; in Minpesota and who died in {the ponnly peoor-holise, 8 CWnHon §<~!f;.mku d. The motherwas fofi with | several smali children, of whom the ;»iwmi Kovernar was thie oidest ﬁ The piar womati. & sirang=r in A Horeign eountry, without a dolisr in ,étha waorld, ber husband, s besatied {feliow, wholly irrespensible. bad to do the mesnest work of the nerghibor z hood. She scrubbed apon her hands }-ﬂz:d koees | slin worked fo the Lomes {of friends; she washied snd ironed %fn!‘ the s ghburs-—anything 1o et L a piece of meatl and loaf of hread for gf‘:er offsping. The death of her husitmud was no loss tao her, beeatuse he éhuej been ooly au incumbrauce for | ynars ‘ ; i When the bov, John, grew old snaugh 1o carry the eiothes from the Ineighbor's to his mcther, and baek again, the maother settled down to the task of washing for & liviog, with her boy as the burden bhearer. He assisted his mother with the washing as much as he ecould. aud would hang out the clothes for Ler, and belp h r to Iron them, Finally he got a job In a printing office,. st a few dollars s week 11 was ot much, but it was about as much as his mother made washing. s 0 he gave it to her and she gave up most of hear customers When he was promoted, the mother was able to give up the rest of her customers, aud by the time he wasgrown he was {ahle to gupport the whaole famﬂ,v", i {ar homble way, without his mather's RRRIRTRTICe, : - Frony that time forward his rise i life was tuch like that of othee seif-muade men. He funlly secared s little country paper, and improved it, and was able to hire & printer or two to help him - He ran the paper atrtil the peaple of his state bostowed politieal honors upon bim. And some indication of what the p'm'»pip' of this state thought of him may be found in the fact that he was repontadly élected to the bighest office in the state. althoozh be was & Detioe erat and his stalws wnmw;»rwtwuu,' fagly repuablican. ) ‘ His advoeatss claimed bat ons thing for him — “John Johnson is honess.” That he was A& mau of good, soand sense, thers Was 0o ore doubt than there was a 8 to his honesty. Fromn cus end of the state £ the other he was heralded &s Piaio, bonest Johs Johnson.” and it won, {heenuse the peopis are 0“.'{1.3:3:: 1 anderstand that ao bonest AN cab ihﬁ trusted with the highiest responsis bilities. - Uutil the moment of his death, thers was never & word agaiust the man's integrity. His bitterest polit - eal enemies respected him; thes Kuew the erncible in which he h;d been tried, They kuew that, ne niag i(n!‘ what ¥z'sp;mm»d, uo matter in { what position be was placed. Joho Jolbuson would do that which he le. }hm*m‘i to be right. There was a large number of people ’in this country who believed that Governor Johoson was destined to be prest-ent o' the Upited States. There was something io his natare that reminded one of Prestdent Lin coin; there was gonwd ground forti e belref that if he had been eleeted president he would have proved te 1 be suacher Lincoln Dyiog as he did in the very prime of his {ife, when his star seemed. in the ascendency, when there was evervtiiug to live for—it does seem thai iliis was the most unfortunaie death that has been recorded —(RBy George F. Barba in Dayton News ) . Aatidote for Snicide ’ They telt of an Atchison girl who thought her heart was broken. She was 80 convineed of it thatshe begsn reading up on deadly poisons, and jeried softly to herself over the thoughts of an early death. At this juncture a friend sent her a box of chocolates. She ate one; life looked a little brighter. She ate another; why not put off that death till nex: week? Sheste a third, and forgot ishe ever had a trouble. Allof which |is proof of the claim of an Atehison | physician that when people are mor- | bid and unhappy the most effective says, can long for death while en‘m:mn man who talks suicide ! needs a beefateak instead of advice. <Asehlson @lobs, .

Hoaw Bope Moy Bs Lod inie Temptasion Just belore sehoales apened 1o New Yuork city s group of boys, who had bers in attendancs ot one balidiog. eutered i 1 and took Away the gy nasiic apparatus which was awaite ing e when the terin begas. When M foan was discoversd and jovestis gatine made the leaders mmong the youngslers frankly explsined the cause of their perforinsnee. “Them Kids that go through thess stonta sehiool, " sald one, “aostly have o chane Rindliog wood nights aud carry coml and drag waler Hockels op alx Bighita of simire. They get all the phesieai culture at hoane their constiintion ean stand © Anether put it this way o There's too miaeh mouey belug spett on gym goesds. 11 il that thoney was saved a-wlaole jot of new school hooses could be buils. sud thess kide thet have to go 1o sebon! hall timme sow eould go full tizie, mod learn 8 lob.” New York Autharities ought oot to regard these Liys sa thisves but A 8 relormers. It smight be well for schoal superin: tendents and trustoss o ronanit the pupiis oves in & while befors adopg new fads — Indiasapolis Star, Clay That Makes Good Fuel There Is gresl exriioment among the farmers and properly owners at Bacrkett luke, tear pmﬁxﬂr a dis covery of a clay that barns a 8 well as 00l and abounds In great guantities This clay, when dug up and allowed to dry out in the sun becomes porous and bard ax flint, A lighted match will ignite the clay, and I burne until consiimed. A specimen of the clay bas been sent to Cornell unlversity 1o be anaiveed - Mosticsllo. (N, Y) dis nateh (0 New York Werld .

Salmelpeoclmalipalie oo oD sl el ol oo o STRICTLY . | THE STORE ° . ONE PRICE | THAT o . MAKES GOOD : | — . : 9 : A < // s& _ / : r~ C c /C) T™WOO Slur= 9 ALBION —| \GON‘ 9 @ Those Who Delight in Charming Clothes b : -~ ' 44 - Will revel in the dis- ° ; :;"' i A 5 s i~ play ol attrachve apb i (s = A : ] - shatin -PG - -~ O~ . pers S e shon SEOEI a 0 R . o e -g, Uur gowns, suits, —y Vg . ey Z o {Q;\ wraps Bpd coxum ]”‘ \l l - k‘ E »‘ A 7 < ”y,‘g,!!":_: DiCasinge - i BASEEN-SY =iy ﬁ.,,-f e < ; f W R smart and . wearable : - Y ki »» - o 1 o ‘M T i e ,-"",f"i" ‘ gjfb 7? 3 \.\kq‘ w 5 with them. One of 5 - Y % - r % ") s { e ; ' 4 11 . A i J"%f;% :&j A\ ;i it ‘af;&::‘ ;n.-ux;t’ the izt'\\' X AL Ve g.%égs’?;:,#‘%wf kaé 1 ; s tashions 1s that they NS - T O e vﬁf;;;,’ . o o A 3 { " ¢ Y . od e | Y e ; \ ; are of such practi al : ‘\{ ' %n’amh:’ \ A \ \3&\\ M h'l'mi* are \\‘umil*fT : 4 i‘ﬁ? AF\ o 4 Ll e 3 -4 v R 1 L 4 . . 3 fuily soft and warm. - 3 N 3 $§V kﬁ:l 3 - Y s i } \{ " el - \A" There isalso a greater Y - -751;{"-.{; A Wi LBt P odriits i abilas il i i oL £ ) ;’i"ﬁ } / : 12 AN diversity o styles this (o 1P j ‘ig}ém’”f i[ A \g Ly iR & season in tailored suits e ey s A T 3 : o i ?" i . ’%;2, ” ,'.. - liw_;’f'&w--i—‘;_';‘mf;; .as well as gowns than — ]AI g - Lo TT=< _ ever before, admitting - et W \\ i oh an unusual large ; : o) Ra 4 1\ i\ varlety of beautiful @ ot 4N {1 I\l and fashionable de.ik ; i \AW signs. Every maker :«'} gt 7 ¥ i Wosr ¢ ; ' ,i%g o = ! ¥ of garments claims , el B £ B ) hit firr e E,‘y‘; i 15 etter qualihes and des et iy By ] R il b B peich {@g IST . } s L styles than hus neigh- < &E ; H bors; but on the all i 8 Y R Vo o 11 B . sl _ ;’é;fﬁéw 5'3*3 - kU RN important ..UE)JLCI of - : ity BR pit \ fiit, there 1s general 147 ;ﬁ 59’3“1; &‘ . - A : Lo : ‘“% l ‘ o TR A e yOER , GENTRREEE e L S 0 In selecting ‘‘Pnnt- . &7; ‘”' R &’%fjbf{ij zess garments as our Ul s= R '; P |eaders, we knew that ol ‘: ""“ .y “ - their superior fit would AT e S 22 appeal to.you at once. -~ By o il — e g e < - : Just put them to the test of a try-on, we'll leave the verdict to you. ' We illustrate two leading styles as adverused in the Ladies Home Joumal this month. Ladies and Misses fine French broadcloth suits (cloth sponged when wom) all the new colors, @ Persian timming, jet buttons, Skinner satin lining perfect fitting; a beautiful garment, price $35.00 Ladies and Misses fine Herring bone weave coats, 1-2 skinner lined, full length garment, velvet collar, panel sides, perfeqt fitting; newest” thing out in coats. Price §21.50 to $lO.OO. ; : Don’t forget our Childrens and Infants’ ready-to-wear goods g ' Clothing . We know that we have the best assortment of clothing in Ligonier. We know that our : ices are the lowest; that when we tell you a suit is all wool, that it is as we say or your money | ﬁ:zk Let us proveto you the superior methods of this store. 'We know you will be pleased O and we will both gain by it. Give us a trial. _ ~

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A Narvow Ficaps. Edgar N. Hagling a merchant of Robinsonville, Dwinware, wrate; CABOUL Ba yonrs g 0 | owas Ui sud sick aud conghed ali the ifme and (! I did not bave consumption it was near to it [ comumencad asing Fall ey's Honey aod Tar, acd it stojiped my cough and I sam now “egtitely woll and hinve gained twentioaight poands,. all die to the goud esulis from taking Foley's Honey and Tar For sale by all drogeiste. - #4st

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= Teatiftes After Fanr Veare : - Carlisle Centar, N. Y. (i B. Burhians, Writes: " About four Fears ago 1 wrate you that [ bad been entirely eursd of kidasey trouble by taking g.ws' botties of Foley's Kiduey Remedy and after four yeara 1 am sgain pleased to siats that 1 Lave never had any retarn of thess spriptom, and I any evidentiy cured to siay cated.” Foley's Kiduey ~Remedy will do the amine for you. For sale by alf druggista, : S H%a