South Bend News-Times, Volume 32, Number 111, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 21 April 1915 — Page 9

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CITY FEATURED IfJ Mishawaka One of Six Cities in State to Have This Distinction Representatives of Association in City. Two reprts titdti js of the Lincoln Highway As.-' tin f "ev York tM- in thr ity Wednesday in cimluction with ll moving picture .-cheme which l- t !' t.-.ken ;ilr the loiite from N" w York to San Francisco. They si'vV J-j)li Ie I,ren.i, pre.-ident of the business Men's association in reference to the 'u t urcs to 1 e taken of Mish.ivaka which is. oj of the fix cities m Indiana to hao the di.-titiction et hc-in' featured in the j-eries f 151ms. Thi s- pirt u n s will he mad.' about the lirst week in June and the intention is to make a K'la day of th event. There s. ill .he a huice industrial parade which will he taken part in hy all the manufai turers of tlie city, who will u.e I'.oats on which to display their k"'1s. The day vi!l he procl iinied a general holiday and efforts will he made to et all the tanners who live It; the environs of the city t he on hand. The officials of the highway will he met at the city's entrance hy the. mayor and ofJickils of tlie corporation and will he x f.rted alonu the highw ay t the husines district, pietnres t.einwr taken of all the happenings en route. When finished, the film will Ik; sent here for a da and will he shown at the Yntury th' ater, the money received from this source bein devoted to the fo.-ts in eonn ctim w it h the making of the films which epep..-c will amount to ;hout The i n a n 1 1 f act " re rs will, it is said, he willing to contrihnte to this amount, so that the Ihisiness .Men's association may '..cm-tit financially in the undertakir.i;. "SAUCY MISS SUMMERS" TO FEATURE "M" CIRCUS "Tin- Saucy Miss Summers." will he otic of the features at the hitf "M" ircus. to he 'riven at the Mishawaka liiirh school May 7. It is a musical omedy sketch and is written hy one of the seniors. The cast includes only 1 oy students. The character of Miss ,-ammer?. a iv;u loiis comic opera star out for ;b lark and a hushand. will he taken !;' I.ew li. Wallace; the college, hcau hrummel. Jack Winters, hy I. J. C.raham. The chorus of college hoys will he I.oan Woodward. Jack HruiH r 1 1 1 . Fred Seifert. Ceor'c Hurkluut, Lester Lott and Alyle liockhoff. isu: i;riLDiNc; ri.inuTs. "W. VI. Weikamp was granted a lmiltliiiLr permit from the city clerk's otllce W-dnesd i' morning for Ame. lef irdt for a frame residence to he huilt on W. Sixth st. 1. (trover also .secured a huildin-.: jermit for (leere for a two-story frame residence at ir F. Lawrence st.. 2lx25. The estimated cost was placed at $1,250. nnorciirr iiomi: Frank Shirley of this tit v. who has heen vi-itin with relatives and friends at Ladranue, Ind., arid was suddenly taken ill several months ao, was reniiT(l to his home here Tuesday evening. He was hriuiu'ht here hy Pr. II. J. Schrock. formerly of Mishawaka. ninu: ( lass Nori:s. A meeting of the Woman's Lihlo class No. will he held Thursday aftrr.i on at 2:30 o'clock at the home of Mrs. L. J. Hutchinson. 117 L. Fourth Lilde class No. 2 will also meet Thursday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Lmcrson Lahcock. 122 Niles av. rf (H tr

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I'iw Men. Oold Medals. Indianap. Liel f r .2712 . 1 G S 4 l i 7 :: , ') : t 2 'I ', 1 . o o ,2'o?. r - . t i m .'0 7 . 2 I 3 J 5 J 2 4 91 . 2 4 G S 2 .2 15:) k'.klwciss, (lary odes, Mish. , l'rur.s, F;. Wayne 'onserv.-ttivo Life, siouth land Suhways No. 1. Michigan ("ity liois. Mishawaka American Tin I'late, Clary K lilies. South liend Fniveiy.ils. Indianapolis A. specials. South l'.end.. I)ntehof, Cary Ihiehler Urns., Hammond I J i e Lros., .South Lend Y. M. C. A., I.aporte Hall Hand.'. Mishawaka Victors. Laporte Acker-ScJunidt's, Jary Stiulehak( rs So. 1 Timers, Liijonicr DouMoh. Pollard-dray, Indianapolis. . . . J. Jensen-Laker, Terre Haute Llavelt-Kinp, Ft. Wayne Peterson-Scott, (Jary Lennis-( 'asimer. South Lend.. Xussbaurn-Centllver, Ft. Wayne Lenizer-Larnes, Clary Pohlmeyer-Lopshire, Ft .Wayne Cornier-Hefty. Terre Haute ... Vc sey-Tucker, Ft. Wayne . . . . Wut st-( Jardner, Terre Haute . Campht 11-Hart, South Liend... Hass;im,'er-Maitfart. (Jary Colde-Pyle, Indianapolis Pi itchett-Cotton. Indianapolis . Millcr-Schmitt.- South liend .. Jmus- Jnflln. (Jary Silvc rstorf-P.arnos, (lary (lood win-MeC'uliouch. I ml ia nap l-'isher- Werntz, South Lend .. (lioh-hirisht, Hammond Shea-Kennelly. Ft. Wayne Schnelle-Holland, Eolith Lend. Sh.ank-Harvey. Mishawaka ... . 2 4 i'J .2417 .2413 .1133 .1111 . 1107 .1101 . 1010 . I0S4 . 10S3 .10S2 .10S0 . lo77 .1074 . 1 ' 7 4 .1073 .1070 . 10G7 .1003 .1082 .1053 . 1052 .1046 .1011 . 1037 . 1 0 3 o .1034 . 1030 . 102S .1024 Fisk-Stuher (Jary . , Zilky-Lickelha npt. South Lend Hutchinson-Starr. Lionier .. Singles. J. C'asime, South Lend 6 3 8 J03 -'tuples, South Lend . . hle. Iiulianapidis .. Odton, Indianapolis . . .602 . . 5J3 . ..".00 . .5S1 . . o o o . .f,G4 . .562 . .R59 ..554 . . l 4 i . . 5 4 3 . . u42 . . : 4 1 . .540 r. . i O u J r . . i i r o . . o o .MfC'uinsey. Hammond Hart, South Lend Ve?ey, Ft. Wayne (loodwin, Indianapolis Mc( 'ulloimh, Indianapolis (I ray. Indianapolis Nusshaum, Ft. Wayne I. J. Camphell. Mishawaka... Knri;ht, Hammond O. Klein, Mishawaka P. Kin. Ft. Wayne I'ahui. Valparaiso Lohde. Hammond (1. ('lark. Mishawaka Myers. Hammond HANDICAP STANIIN;

Hoosiers 2SS9 Hi-K a-Foo biers 2SG2 Leporters 2S50 Amateurs 2S21 Canailians 2S16 Liley's 2701 Crescents 2771 Commercials Lest 275S Federals 2745 Lexalites 2720 Luhreco 2715 Lall Lands 270G Unknowns 2694 leatherettes 2G43 Premom : 2G40 Flvini; Du.oh 20 31 N. Y. Centrals 2615 City Hall 2600 lorclitiit5 m i J3

PPJ'AIONAS WANT CiA.Mi:S. The Premonas arc organizing an ind(.or team for Mishawaka, and wilL play any indoor team in or out of thej ity. For panics call Home phond 27". or see Vincent at Slo W. Fourth St. will rxm-:i:c;o oim:i:atiox Mrs. Frank i:herhart was taken to the .st. Joseph's hispital Tuesday where she will undergo an operation. DOIICAS SOCIFTY 31Ki:TS. A meeting (f the Dorcas society of the Methodist Memorial church was held Tuesday afternoon in the entertainment parlors of the church. A comfort tie and sewing were the chief features of the evening.

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to The News-Times i 1 Cell 10; Home 118. EVERYTHING IS READY FOR BIG CELEBRATION Business Men's Association Meets and Completes Arrangements For Farmers' Day Next Saturday. The Mai;e is set and the curtain is ready to he rung up e.n one of tho biggest entertainments of its kind ever held in Indiana. Saturday next will be "Farmers' Day" in Mishawaka. Some have called it "(Jet Acquainted Day." Call it whatever you will, it is intended that it will mark an epoch in the history of the city. At a meeting of the members of the Business Men's association held in the spacious jewelry store of W. H. Parmentcr Tuesday night much enthusiasm was evident among the large number of merchants of the city who were present when the details of the festival were disclosed. From present indications it looks to the committee which has the arrangements in hand, as if at hast 500 of the rural population will be guests of the merchants that day. Six hundred invitations have heen .sent out to the country folks living within a radius of 10 miles of Mishawaka. for whom a splendid program has heen arranged which will include, as the piece de resistance, an appetizing dinner, consisting of severul courses. This will he served at 1 o'clock in the old Methodist church hy the ladies of the German Lutheran congregation, who were awarded the contract hy the business men. The hand will discourse a program during the afternoon, whilo addresses will be delivered in the Century theater by special speakers to be followed hy a. moving picture show, tendered by the manager, George Senger. Joseph de Lorenzi. president of the association, occupied the chair, while Fred Partridge acted as secretary. A. C. Haslanger, chairman of tho rural relations committee of the association, told of what h.'ul so far heen done on the entertainment program for the day. while O. K. Lins spoke of the advantages that would be likely to accrue from having the farmers as guests of the business men. Citizens have been asked to decorate their places of business on this occasion and to make the advent of the farmers and their families to Mishawaka as enjoyable as it is possible to he. In order to raise sufficient funds for the entertainment tickets have been printed which will 5ell at $2 each and which will he purchased by the merchants and will entitle the holders to partake of their dinner along with the guests of the occasion. Almost $100 was raised by this means at Tuesday night's meeting, when committees were appointed to make a thorough canvass of the business men in order to dispose of a sulHcient number to pay the expenses of the undertaking. Mayor Gaylor will make the address of welcome to the farmers, who will later in the day he addressed by C. L. Durham of Purdue university. On the day of the celebration all autoinohiles will park on Third st.. while horses will be tied along First st., on either side of Main. After the business had heen transacted the members were the guests of Mr. Parmentcr to a splendid supper purveyed hy Ross Lminger. "When the inner man had been satisfied, Mr. Parmentcr was accorded a most enthusiastic vote of thanks for the good things he had provided. ;m: succkssfiTj daxck. The Pythian Sisters of the Knights of Pythias lodge Tuesday evening, gave a very successful dance in Castle hall. Ahout 35 couples attended. 3C Sheldon Lewis CAST Ml r 1 1&H CHILDREN 5c 3

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Ki(.(.ii:n. .South liend. Iluppert , Hrhardt , Feistkorn 1. Hans Atvas . . .. .171 ... 1 9 5 ...1S1 . . . l:t:: . . . 170 . rt o l'.s tss :.:, 5 1 3 T)0T 4 4S 500 O l ICS 157 Totals sr.o s.o; c. a. c. sii:cials. South lUriul. Pruyne , Harsk Ailer . Dimock Tuttle . Totals 15: 150 l : s l.dj 140 J04 12 0 ih; ITS 1 7 3 15; jo:: 2 0 1 ITS 179 512 4 7D 5 r 490 501 7 4 5 S 4 7 i:li.sassi:us. Mishawaka. i15 2507 FiscJimann . P. ram well . Went H. Fllsasser Hoerstman . Totals . . .131 . 1 i S .15t .17 140 12 J 170 I'M 14:: 1 :o 115 HJO 20 4 152 701 401 4 24 5 2 S iul 471 S41 77:3 t A. C. Xo. :. South P.cnd. 185 120 . - Tivengood Solarek . McClure . Paxson . llostiser 145 1 4 2 1 5 171 151 4 59 4 29 5 1 8 4 23 535 157 15 2 l"i 14G 1 2 5 li3 .12' .19:

Totals 810 727 S10 2 3 59 iiULLii: cV Miivi:s. South Bend. Lucas 1 50 100 U'O Stephan 170 137 175 4S2 It e u ss 153 1 3 7 1 9 9 4 S ! Peil 100 177 135 41S Bush 1S4 17 7 141 502 Totals 709 7SS 770 2327 Ki:;rLi:s. Mishaw aka. Mathein 190 1 S : 140 523 Huher 140 1S9 199 53 4 Beamcr 132 1 44 129 405 Venn 114 127 97 33S Camphell 157 141 15S 45C Totals 739 790 729 2258 si(;li:s. Staples 177 212 214 603 D. J. Campbell ..175 160 20 4 5 4 5 G. Clark 10S 211 15S 537 Schnelle 193 156 1S2 531 Showers 19 7 147 1S3 5 J 7 Bramweli l.VJ 102 160 511 Holland, 15 9 1G8 179 50 6 Kuhn 1 0 v 150 ISO 502 Beyers 128 108 175 481 Trainer 145 105 137 447 lKirill.KS. Dennis . ..1.'9 laT :'3: r. T 1 Casimer . 172 191 170 ",:: 1090 Campbell .145 ITT 137 4.V.) Hart ISO 255 174 015 1074 Schnelle . 157 202 16S 5 2 7 Holland . ITU 182 147 50S 1035 Rohleder .145 161 179 4S." Klaer . ..1S9 136 ' 179 5241009 Clark . ...191 141 100 501 Staples . . 192 140 150 494 995 Zim'man . 173 145 172 490 Goeller . . 163 154 134 451 941

ITKMS OF IXTKUEST. Ira J. Smith has returned to his home In Elkhart after visiting with P. II. Page. Mrs. Fred Longfellow and daughter. Catherine, of Warsaw, are in the city visiting with the formers parents, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert E. Crum, 230 E. Eighth st. Mrs. Mary Michels. 123 E. Joseph st., has gone to Elkhart, where she will spend one week visiting relatives. Mrs. Margaret Moser and Mrs. Charles Moser of Wyatt, spent Wednesday with relatives here. Mrs. Buford McDonough, Lincoln highway W., who has been very ill, is able to he out again. Mrs. V. Whiteman has returned from Ohio, where she spent the winter months. Mr. and Mrs. E. U. Honao of Cleveland, O., are visiting with relatives here. Mr. and Mrs. E. II. Creith have gone to Indianapolis, Ind., where they will maUe their future home. Miss Ruth liarris, who recently underwent an operation for appendicitis is improving rapidly. G. A. Maurer was taken ill at a meeting of the business men in the Parmentcr store, and had to be taken to his horic, Edgewatcr dr., where he is seriously ill. Over 80 persons attended the supper and meeting of the Sunday school officials, teachers and pupils at tho Methodist Memorial church Tuesday evening. The supper was served by Miss McQuillen's class in the entertainment parlors. Following the supper, Itev. Edwards gave a short talk on "The Work of the Year." He was followed by L. C. Whitcomb of .South Bend, who gave a splendid address on "Team Work in the Sunday School." At the business session a committee was appointed comprised of the department heads to plan for Children's day, which will be observed the second Sunday in June. The following were the committee: J. A. Studlery. general superintendent; D. II. Wilbur, adult superintendent; Frank Eberhart, senior superintendent: William darman, junior superintendent; Miss Ethlyn Partridge, primary superintendent; Miss Beth Bingham, beginners. A. W. BENNETT v im : 1 u x a 1 ; y s r it c. i:ox (Siufossor to Dr. AIHJrane) orricn FINTII LIYKKY HAItX 215 LINCOLN HIGHWAY WI1ST Insurance Department Mishawaka Trust & Savings Company 'THE SERVICE AGENCY" Is your car insured? See us for special rates on city and farmer cars. DARL K. EHNES, Manager Room 6, Mishawaka Trust Bldg. Phones 78. FINCH &SPRAGUE Undertakers Ambulance Service MLshawaka. 202 N. Main Street ttoth Phones 100.

CYRIL CANN0TT WEDS MISS AGNES BULTINCK Cyril Cannott and Miss Ague Bultinck were united in marriage Wednesday morning at b o'clock in a high mass at St. ISavo's Catholic church, by Rev. A. Shoekaert. Tho Lnde was prettily attired in a gown 01 white silk, trimmed in shadow lace, wore a full length bridal veil caught with lilies of the valley. i-he was attended by her sister, Mis Ina UulUnck, who wore a gown of white embroidered mulle, trimmed in pink and carried pink carnations. .Little Miss Bu rnadetta Iiriesbrook, niece of the bride, acted as the llower girl, ihe was attired in white embroidery and carried a basket of sweet peas and carnations. The groom was attended hy his brother, Alphonse Cannott of Muskegon, Mich. Following the ceremony a wedding breakfast, was served to the bridal party and immediate relatives at the home of the bride's parents. This evening a supper and reception will be tendered the newly married couple. Among the guests at the wedding were Alphonse Cannott, Muskegon, Mich., Mr. and Mrs. Avers Coddens, Mount Pleasant. Mich., Miss Colbert of Toledo, O., and Miss White o:' South Bend.

"BALL BAND" BAND HAS ELECTION OF OFFICERS A business meeting of the Mishawaka Woolen Co. band was held Tuesday evening in the band rooms cf the factory. 1 D. Thayer, director, gave a linancial report of the receipts and disbursements of the organization during the past year, which showed the present conditions of the band to be very good. Election of othcers resulted as follows: J. II. Nettleton, president; Alphonse Heyde, vice president; Harvey B. Fonda, linancial secretary; Ben Fetters, recording secretary; M. G. Huennerkopf, treasurer; L. T. McCollum. Charles Futterkneckt and Oscar Brobaker, trustees; Fremont I). Thayer, director, and James Beard, assistant director. Tho organization voted a purchase of live shares of stock in the .St. Joseph Countv Fair association and appointed F. t. Thayer and 1 1. IS. Fonda to represent the band at tho association meetings. Plans for concerts during this summer are well under way. Concerts will bo given every Saturday evening during the summer season at the corner of Main st. and Lincoln highway, weather conditions favorable. The season will open about tho middle of May. SPEAKERS FORFARMERS MEETING ON SATURDAY The committee having the arrangements for Saturday's celebration in hand received word Wednesday that C. B. Durham, who was scheduled to speak to the farmers that day, will be unable to come. His place will be taken by Mr. Jones, a poultry expert from Purdue university. Messrs. Lewis and Price, the corn kings of the world, will also bo present and will talk to the visitors. F. M. Barrows, president of the Chamber of Progress, who delivered an interesting talk at Tuesday night's meeting of tho business men, will make an interesting exhibit of prize corn and oats vhich he has accumulated since tho list corn show at Lagrange. He will make a free distribution of seed to thoso of the city'3 guests who desire it. presbyteriaFschool TO HAVE CHILDREN'S DAY A meeting of the Teachers' council of tho First Presbyterian Sunday school was held Tuesday evening when it was decided to hold an entertainment on Children's day. A program was selected and a committee named to supervise the -work of preparation for the observance of the occasion. A program prepared by the denominational board is the one selected. It wan also decided to send a representative to the state convention to be held in Logansport on Juno 15, 16 and 17. A general discussion was engaged in relative to the welfare of the Sunday school. It was shown that the school now has its largest enrollment and the attending at last Sunday's session was the largest in several years. SUPPER TOXIC. I IT. "Tho Conundrum Supper," to be given under the auspices of the Pelton Camp. M. W. A., is for all Woodmen and will be given tonight in the K. of P. hall. TAKE FIELD TRIP. Miss Kate Kerns' botany class of the Mishawaka high school, took a field trip to the Kline woods north of the Orphans' home, Tuesday afternoon. TO EXJOY OUTTXfi. At a recent meeting of the Mishawaka Hoosier Girls, held at the home of Miss Gonnita Burkhart, E. Third st., arrangements were made for- an outing Decoration day. Warsaw waa the place decided upon. SKKIAIj STARTS TOXK1IIT. The first episode of tho "Exploits of Elaine" will be shown at the Princess theater tonight. This scries is in two parts. "The Clutching Hand." featuring Pearl White, Arnold Daly and Sheldon Lewis, supported by an all star cast. Charlie Chaplin, the worlds funniest comedian, will be at the Princess Monday and every Monday hereafter. xottct: TO PUHLlC. All dental othces in Mishawaka will be closed Wednesday afternoons and evenint's from April 21 until November 1. AdvtMISHAWAKA CLASSIFIED. LOST Gold watch and fob. Watch has monogram on back. Fob has, 1913 bowling charm. Return to NewsTimes and receive reward. WANTED To purchase small farm, with good buildings for cash. Ad-, dress L. II. Todd, corner Mill and, First sts. BEST LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING proposition in city. 22 4 E. Grove st. FOR SALE Some mint hay. Home phone 629. FOR SALE Large Grey horse. Weighs 1200 pounds. Good worker. Sound. 52 8 W. Broadway. FOR -SALE Two 50 and one 75 horsepower boilers, suitable for distilling mint. Must be move i at once, Mishawaka Woolen Mfg. Cc. FOR SALE On Dale a v., 1 1-2 blocks from car line, a nearly new 9 room house and lare lot. Some outbuildings. Price $1,400. one-half cash. The cheapest home in the city. F. starkweather, Nlle. .Mich,

MISS NELLIE SHAW WEDS A. WAVERLY JOHNSON

A simple home wedding took plac at the home of Mr. and James H. Shaw of V03 E. Lawrence st.. la.t evening at s o'clock, when Miss Nellie Shaw was united in marriage to A. Waverly Johnson of ChurIottesvi!l Ya. The ceremony was performed by Kev. lAren M. Edwards, pastor of the Methodist Memorial church, of which Miss Shaw is a member, in tlie presence f immediate relatives and friends, the rinc service being used. Tlie bride and groom were attended by Miss Mabel Thornton and the bride's brother, Cecil. Tho bride wai attiied in a traveling suit and wore a corsage bouquet of white sweet peas, while the bridesmaid wore a sad of Copenhagen blue and a corsage bouquet of pink sweet peas. After the ceremony a delightful wedding supper was served. I-atcr in the evening the bridal party was serenaded by a quartet in a pleasing manner. The bride was the recipient of a number of handsome gifts. Mr. and Mrs. Johnson have left for Charlottesville. Ya., where they will make their home. EXTRA SPECIAL NOTICE. Every Thursday we place on salo one item at extra special price. The-e specials are not advertised in the papers and what we save, on advertising we give to you in special low prices. See our window for Thursday special. The Haslanger Store. Advt. ART DEPARTMENT TO MEET. A meeting of the Art department of the Mishawaka Woman's club will be held Thursday afternoon in the entertainment parlors of the Methodist Memorial church. At this meeting the annual election of officers will be held and other important business transacted. A good attendance is expected. The subject for the afternoon will bo "Architecture" by Mrs. Frederic L, Sims. Si:XI AWAY WATER SAMPLES. City Health Officer E. H. Strubho Wednesday morning forwarded three samples of waters taken from the following residences: William Weissweaver, 227 W. Ninth st.; J. Q. Swanger. 224 W. Battell st.. William Hoeliinger, 324 W. Iiwrencc st., to the Indianapolis state laboratories. ONE CHN'T SALE at the Public Drug Store all week. Advt. You Can Arrange to Take Our Treatment and Pay Us When You are Well $3.50 to $12.50 is Our Fee in Uncomplicated Cases Don't give up. Call and be examined by a specialist who has had years of experience in curing men. He will tell you the truth FREE. Call at once. If you are suffering from SPECIFIC BLOOD DISEASES, with ore mouth, threat and tongi:e body rash, call on us at once ami let us administer to you. one treatment of the Improved CM (Nenn.ilvarsan) 114 and vou are curevl for life. Xo PAIN, no LOSS of TIME, no GOING to the HOSPITAL., as you return home immediately after the treatment, as it only requires 'JO minutes of your time by our method of administration. niV 606-914 Tor Dlood DUea Bladder and kldny disease?, swelling of feet, naia I-, back .re all cured permanently by vs. iNerVUUa do you lark ambition and confidence that excesses and' indiscretion cause V If so come to ui at once. Rectal diseases, such ns piles, fissures, fistula or any other diseases are all cured by us without cutting. Hydrocele ZnlnrlTvung: pediments nf parts are cured perma nently without cutting. tTirf-iir and fll1 Interrupting lCLUIL aad all burning, scalding and smardng' syrjidonn cured in 8 to 10 days witlivut the aid of a knife. Varicocele reslUIns In nerve, weakness. losse In urine which, la turn, cause a wasting: of the parts, we cure to stay cured. No operation. Weaknesses SSitU- irllS'd losses whlc-h f:ip the vim. vigor and vitality from you and later tender you a mental and physical wreck. We euro In a short time. Rheumatism fstiffened i'Anti are all cured, by us. Discharges Kj,f R 'a'!?f : ing stopped in from 'J to o days. or excesses of early or late life, aV cure to tay cured irrespective of your ape, or the time you have suffered. No stimulants. TIlrPri use-I by injuries or InU,RCA D fectioa or broken down veins, we treat and permanently cure. Prrmt"atir enlargement. pain sexual power, we cure. No operation. St"nm3Phl conditions 5uch g) verted appetite, gun causing a fullness and distress after eatitir, Leartburn, palpitation. diiiie3, are all cured permanently by ug. Runttire cnr without the use of a knife.

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DRIVER PLEADS GUILTY , AND IS GIVEN S35 FINE C. R. Stevenson, arrested about twri weeks ago for exceeding the speed lim-J it. pleaded guilty to the charge of thei city police court Wednesday morning and w:ls lined $2.". and costs, amount lng to which lie paid. At an rarlyJ hour on Wednesday morning. April 7 ' Stevenson's machine struck a farmer" bukky near the Miller sanitarium onl uwivwill . lliH V UIIlJMril I) U"molished it. Both drivers had nar. row escapes from serious injuries, an. J the automobile was considcrablv da:n aged. (JETS $20 roil BEI; DRUXK. Tom McCormick of this city, in city court Tuesday afternoon, was found guilty of public intoxication and givcit; a fine of $lo and costs, amounting tc$20. which he was unable to pay. Ho? was recently fund guilty of the sam charge in the city court and a linoL .urrviiui u. lie a pc.ti i H in :3 court with a scvcrclv bruised countei ance for which he was unable to plain. He will be compelled in go tot, jail. J l v Its ' "... J- ' v 4 .v - . f- ; TIR IT.T EXER CO, Tlie Men Who Know. C 914 and 606 is Endorsed and Used by All the Armies and Navies of ihe World 914 and 606 Have Done More io Stamp Out Blood Poison Than Has Been Accomplished by All Other Methods in the Past 100 Years A Single Dose of 914 Will Do More for Blood Poison Than Can Be Accomplished by Medicine Internally in Months 914 Does Not Ruin the Stomach or Bones Like the Old Line of Treatment Do Ycu Know That Rich, Pure Blood and Good Health is the Greatest Heritage You Can Leave Your Children? Do You Know That the Methods We Use Have the Unanimous Endorsement cf Successful Specialists on Both Sides of the Atlantic? 14 Y Stuulays, U a. in. to 12 mxni only. To-sYVcd

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