St. Joseph County Independent, Volume 22, Number 28, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 30 January 1897 — Page 8

Qiljc Jndcpcndcnt. A Local Newspaper, Non-Partisan ENTERED AT THE WALKERTON P, O. AT SECOND CLASS RATES. S3n Hwci'i io ti om : For One Year . . .8150 For Six Months .... 75 For Three Months 40 If paid promptly in advance a discount of ‘25 cents on the year will be allowed. Walkerton, Ind., Jan. .30, 1897. —LADIES’ Capes and AT THE BOSTON DRY GOODS STORE.

Our stocks are complete, representing the season's Best Styles. Our prices are Very Much Reduced, affording you an opportunity to buy at advantageous prices. Not one of them out of season

At 86 00, A Rough Cloth Jacket, Latest sleeve and collar, buttoned to the neck, large black buttons. Early price §lO. At 87.50. Plain Kersey Cloths, Rough effects, silk faced, new sleeve and collar, fine tailor finish, box fronts, large collars. Early price, $12.50 Bargains in Ladies’ Capes The balance of our Ladies’ Capes, made of Cloth Plush and AstrachanJ Swill be closed out at less than the cost to make them. Children Jackets We have a splendid line of Children's tits ‘uo J ac k e t s - running from (5 to 12 years * « ^M-he very latest stvh'B. Here is vour “X- ^ hiid s jacket chehp. ^Ver"slia wls, We will close out the balance of our Beaver Shawls at greatly reduced prices Ladies’ Wrappers. An immense line of Ladies’ Wrappers, all good styles, the $1,50, $1.25, SIOO quality, of which there mnst be at I least 15 dozen, all at 75c each. Ladies’ Mackintoshes, Childrens Mackintoshes, At popular prices. Chillas, Adler &. Coble, । 201 and 203 So. Mich. St., SOUTH BEND, IND. The Leaders in Low Prices. MMHmHManmßmKxasvMsaißßaßHaKnßamaKN

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tof express charges to your address. Send us 35c ) in .tint-;, or pj t H order ) and • WADE & BUTCHER 1 razor, medium hollow < ground.with the arrow trade 1 mark: made of best steel in Sheffield. England; sells evervwhcre at *1 .5. r* OUR 2 kP ( OFFER JJL ( PRICE ) Write for our 192-page book of “Money- > Saving” and official whole- CDFF ) sale price guide ■ KILL. > ft. H ROWSCHIID X CO., S WHOLESALE, ? State St., Van Buren to Jackson, ; CHICAGO.

Land Owners, Attention! If you want to sell your land, and wii sell it at a bargain, come and see us and we will furnish you a buyer. Kankakee Land Investment Co., Walkerton, Ind. The best 3 cent ink tablets that ever came to Walkerton at J.Endly’s. AV ANTED—Several faithful men or women to “ travel for responsible establißhcd house in Indiana Salary F7HO. payable Sis weekly and expenses Position permanent. Reference. Enclose self-addressed stamped envelope. The National, Star Building, Chicago.

IWateLaiifllmM I Real Estate | FARM LOANS, NOTARY WORK, LIFE INSURANCE, FIRE INSURANCE! We have th^ffong^a^six old reliable Fire Insurance Companies : I .... 'IHHkL' I ' ^'‘ w ' OI k Life Insurance Co. '•qC?IEP ioj ■■■■i"■BHEreasonable terms. J "IM v-< ~„««> I B < *■’ ‘asueU ' • .^wao 3 'offr. such as making out Deeds, Con- gr "^V^^uoim AF'P "J' Pensions, etc. B 3 - puu J " w B ^2 If you wish to sell or buy land see us. We will give your interests f—--3 our best attention. Kankakee Black Bottom Lands a specialty in B from 80 to 1,000 acre tracts. C | Kankakee Land Investment Company. B

THE NEIGHBORHOOD. Mews from the Surrounding Territory as Given by Our Correspondents.

NAM'DET. Tiie information received that Jacob Kneisley met his death by accident was I sadly received here, as he had a host of friends here. We all regret his loss. Cutting ice is the order of the day and our ice men who thought they would not get any got left this time, for it was too cold for them to cut last Monday. 'The cold was intense here for a few days. Thermometer on the 21th 1I de grees below zero: on the 2oth 8 a. in. 25 ■ degrees below zero. Peter Trenz was awakened by the : smell of smoke last Sunday night and on : investigation found that the ceiling was on tire close to the chimney. A few buckets of water put it out before it gain ed much headway. Mrs. Dr. Mitchell, after a few davs < f illness, was well enough to teach hclkkil again on Monday. R. Porter, the J’hri e 1 R R. agent it i this place, is still setting the cigars up j for that young student that came to , ! stay with them. Eight of the Hay Cos. teams are now at Fish Lake making ice for Swift A Co. ■ Miss E. Ellingson, a sister of H. A., returned to Chicago after a short stay. J. A M. GRO VERTOWN. The various thermometers in this place registered from 22 to 2s below last Monday night. A. J. Uncapher was in Chicago a por tion of last week looking after business matters. Mr. Holdeman, of Valparaiso, was look ing after business interests here the forepart of last week. Mrs. Julius Goppert spent several days of last and this week in Walkerton visiting her mother. Mrs. Johns. Several families in town are entertain

■ ing the whooping cough for a change. i i Ed Gayman is tickled almost to death because a wee little dishwasher came to < his house last Monday morning. All ( concerned are doing tine. Mr. and Mrs. Will Yeager and child, of } Chicago, are here on a short vacation < and visit with Will’s parents and other 5 relatives. S Seward Rinehart was looking after ( business interests in Knox last Saturday. i' < Trustee’s Notice. V E. I. Leibole, Trustee of Lincoln i' township, hereby gives notice that he i will be in his office at. In's residence on [ < A venue F, near the flouring mill, on I

) Sa I urday of each week for Ihe t ransac- i c I tion of townsldp business. ALL KIN DS OF lACHIW l REPAIRED MT THE ; j Walkerton Machine Shop. II _

Lawn Mowers SHARPENED. GASOLINE STOVES REPAIRED. PUMPS Repaired. I also sell the best grades of pumps. C. W. SHEATSLEY

Alf Anderson and Johnny Carlson are in Englewood repairing a building for A. J. Uncapheron Halstead street that was partially destroyed by fire last. week. Chase.

Some Rare Answers. । A county superintendent occasionally < gets some bright answers in examina p tions for teachers' license, but. these from a county in the southern part of the state, are pretty rich: “Stability is taking care of stables, and means stables in general. Obelisk, one of the marks of punctuation. Doxologv, dropsy in the head. Ironical, ven hard. Monastery, a place for monsters. A raffle is a sort of a gun. Ventilation is letting in contaminated air. A rehear sal is what they have at a funeral. An Incendiary is when you go around preaching and singing hims. Ex|x>stu lation is to have the smallpox. Phe boy was cursory when he ran to catch thi' train. Die man was wn cuison because he swore a great deal. A critic is something you put your mouth onto. Cannibal is two hr <thers win. k lb-1 themselves in the Bible. \ n impulse 1-: what the Iloi'ba t ik. Is’ld of to t j if you are sick. A diphthong a . "••_■“ contagious disease. The boy wax sick ■ with information of the stomach.*' Treated a I amous Bandit. Dr. Short of this place enjoys the dis tinetion of having treated through a serious spell of illness, the famous out : law. Frank James. Shortly after the Northtield, Minn., bank robbery, m vitil years ago a stranger bearing the name of Frank A’anG inlen appetired in the neighborhood northeast of Bourbon,; Marshall county, and obtained employ rnent in a sawmill owned by a man named Williams. He remained there j for about a year, during which time he , had a severe spell of sickness and was , treated by Dr. Short w io was at that time practicing at Bourbon. People who knew him recall the fact that he was ex ceedingly handy with a revolver and । used to amuse the boys by shooting bid-

i let holes through apples when they would toss them in the air. Before leaving the place, he made known his identity to Mr. Williams, but the sc cret was kept sacredly until a short tim“ ago. Union Mills News. ■ | Cowan & Yearick, I S TINNERS $ A and Wood Workers. X X X Repairing and New X | V Work in Metal or W j A Wood Solicited. Al i X so Gasoline Stoves X W repaired and cleaned WORK AND PRICES GUAR X X ANTEED SATISFACTORY. X X AVEfJdE F. Al. E ktnoy, LIVERY&FEED STABLS, WALKERTON, IFSCITA TN AC First class rigs and good Imrsea. Horses boarded. Traveling men earriedto all adjoining Lowns. All pi ices reasonable. Wanted-An Idea „ . ", thing to patent? Protect your Idea.; they may bring you wealth. m 2, w m ^ ED DERBURN * CO., Patent Attor2na*'niT S V’! nKtO l "' < 'r>for their SI,BOO prire otter •nd Hot of two hundred Inventions wanted.

- NOTICE OF THE ANNEX \TION OF TERRITORY TO THZ .OWN OF WALKERTt )N. At the March term 1897. of th • Board of County I I'ummlsshmers, TO WHOM 1 r MAY CON: KRN: I Notice is hereby given that at the regular j Minch meet ne. 1897. of me Board of Cotinly Coininbsloners of St. Joseph County. Indiana the I 1 own of Walkerton of st Joseph County, Indi- ' ana »ill present a petition by its duly autbori izedattorney W. A. Funk, pursuant to a resolu- . tion adopted on Wednesday, the 13th day of ' January. 18.17, by the Board’ol Trustee.-, of said ■ town at a regu'ar meeting of the same author- । izing t he pi। sei tation of the same for iinnexa--1 tion to and the incorporation within the limits i of said town the following described terdtory unplatted and eontigu .us to said town and situ- . ate in the county of St. Joseph, in the state of Indiana, to-wll: , I he territory bounded by a line runnfug as follows, viz: I Commencing nt the Northwest corner of the East half (>-2i of the snitheast qn ter (I ■ < f section Twenty three (23) tn Township Ihirtvfive (A'>) North of range one!) w>t, in st Joseph county nod state of Indiana: thene ■ 'outh to the Southwest c r ierofthe Northcu-t quarter 1 Ll lot 11 '' ^onhenst qua'ter I 4) of s-c ion p'w.uty six _>(p in said i'ownship mid Umigc; ■ heme East to the East hue of slid S. ct on P wenty -i -. ci ,; ihe-»ce North on -a d I ■ t line -so the South line ol the present corc-oime Hints ji.f I lie sunt t.,n i, o> >nJ Gou .n. wli id. i- sx •. , n Ith rods S. nth ot the Northeast ■ orner ot sal.l ^SectioUjLuxUiAL^ -'*> : Luei ■ e Wi st OU said .h -o 'o . ’■her of said corporate Inuit-: thence m rtb on Ihe ’Wrl line J s o I iort>"nite limits to the South Jhlne of »wn-.|, -ad lition to he town of WaperI in: thence W est to the Southwe-t corner of said f^wnnk’s addition: thence North to the North twesl corner of said 'wank > addition: them e feast to He West line of said (•rpornte limits ot Wnlk. iton: thence North to th- North line of 'he Souiheast quarter I I of ■■aid Section Twenty three .2.1 : thence west to the place of beginning. The following petsons oavn land an I are interested in the land above described to wit; i Brenton H Beall Lois M BcalL j The Ind an.., Illonois A lowa miilway ''o Jami's A Williams Hazelton Applegate Philip Wollenbmgir Wesley MeDmi ft | Clyde McDaniel Nebie McDaniel Albion l> Swank Silas George Dixon W Place Deborah Stevenson William H Gould Lincoln township Malinda J Swank J«sper N DeVoe That this is done by order of the Board of Trustees of the 'du town of Walkerton and notice is hereby given Unit anyone inter, sted in the property pmp srd to be annexed shall «p---i pear before the Board of Commissioners at their ! March term, IMI7 and ha k after their smd interests in the matter. < HARLEs M < IEPHE' s. clerk of the Board of I rustics of the low n of Walkerton, and El>W ARI ‘ Gl< 11 > I-It Pi > sident of the s.nne mve ihi« mitiev a.- su. h ..Hie, is mid a. ting air (he Board of I rnste. < of the town of W’a I kerton and Walk ert >ll in giving tin samea»>d in signi g the same, by order of the s ( id B »<rd of t i n-t«e. KDW \ RD gRIDEK. Presidt it' of the Board of I rustees of the Town of nlkertoli Attest ( HAKLRs M STEPHENS. Clerk of the Board Os I rustees of the Town of W itlkeruui NOTH E OF T HE \NNEXATION OF TERRITORY TO THE TOWN OF WALKERTON. At the Mar 1 Ii i erm * C of the H >*id "t c. m: < 'ommissioncci TO w HOM ' I MAY COT ; R\XoCi i * heiehy g ven that at Ilie riguier Mat* b »m . i 1.4. ,q if- }; .i.,| . f c. uiilv 1 > lorn 1 1 1 HU. r■ ■ .f sr .f, I, , , unq Isdiaon. tit- lovo o’ W . ikeitiui O s. J,. M 1 u. y. Indiana, will p.-i-.ut a |a tliop by ii» <lu y aulhorijted »tlor> s w \ i nut . pursuant I" >’ res. hl , 0 c W li. .1 -1 .. :tf, I.y oflimnmi by the Bomd <4 I mail 1-s of-sanl ■ z if the I 1 ■ .'iitn'i. II ot tile same tor atoo xx ■ I,| i ‘ ' win ■ <ri’ • 1 ' • v w. -t f'm'. e x ; lion Tw cue, I. e . in I - ,• Ihil 'y c. < ■ Now ■’l Ri 111. <‘ue 1 w. at in -t I ■ ph c.mtiiy mid sta e of Indian i. whu b - -o u. MIIUII line nt C.e | re- e t.or[a■< ale . 1.1. t f '!•• town of Valkcrt 11 al tit pomi: H 11. . W. st < l< sn 1} corp..l ale in< until -a’l corporate Inc turn* south them e -outh . u the W .-t I.ne of a tract of land owmtl by Oliver ft i.tmi 11m humlTi d and titty mi l eight-tenth' •.0 ,n,.| s t te< t lo the southwest ~ rt.i r of > M j,| Fulmei s trae : rh< in eWi st nil tbe corp, .rale line of Wal a erton so the W est line of s. i l section Twenty five’.!' l .: llienci-Sonin f.. the -i uUiwesf . .inerof the NoithWi't quarter . I 1 the Noithwist quarter I 4 i f said sect- m I wen y fur 2> meme la~t to the 'ou’tic -t immi d said Northwest quarter 11 of the Northwe-t quarter 1 • of -ant seetioii I wenty five . tl ■ni e North to the plm e of loginning i he following ix ison« own land ami are interested in the .and above desi ri' e<l. t" wit. Louis Paul Oliver It Eulmer Ltniohi Townsliip 1 That th s is done by order <i f tin Board of I rm tees ot the 'aid Town of Walkerton mid notice b her b given that anyone in erested in tiie |>roperty prof.o- d t" Be aniu xed. 'lm I »(• pen before the Board of Comm issiomTs at their March Urm s’7 nod look altet then said interest tn the matter CHARI.I-s M. sIEPHEN' 1 Jerk of the Board of Trustees of the lovn of W nlkei b n and EDW.’.KU tißlDElt Pies dent of the same give th s notice- sn 11 otlii ets and acti -g for the H .m d oil rn-tees of the I own ot Wn :kei ti n mid Walkerton in giving the same and in signing the 'Hine by uidei ol the'aid Board of I rustees EDW AkI> GRIDEK, 1 re; dmt of the Heard ol I 1 ustees of the Town 1 of Walkerton Attest CHARI FS M - TEI HENS, Clerk ofthe Board of Trustees of the lown of Walkerton NOTICE OF THE ANNEX ATION ol’ TERRITORY TO THE TOWN OF WALKERTON. At the March Tenn, istc, of th Bo: rd of Contry i Commissioners. TO W HOM IT M \Y coNCI UN Nk'ice is hereby given that at the regular March ifM'(>"g. 1’97. "I'the Bud • t C imyCoinniissioiieA"! St Joseph County, Inihan . th" To« " . yy., fl- ! Hon. of St I seph < only. Indi.oia, Mill merivm VT I,u ” b> b "‘-T. | \\ a. 4 innsuanl to n r-3 !uti u adopted on I • tolh day of January, 1897. by the B< । m d ces of said Town p.t a regular meetmg ■ ♦ p same, authorizing the presentation of the n inn for annexation to, and the incorporation v ithin t limits of said town, the following described territory, unplatted and contiguous to said town anil situate in the County of St Joseph, in the Slate of Indiana, to uii ; ihe territory bounded by a line running as f l low s. viz: ihe following real estate situate in tin (’onntv ol St. Joseph and State of lioliana described 10l lows, to-wit: Commencing at the inters? < tion of the North hue of the Baltimore, <>hio& Chicago Railu.iv Coin ]?an\’s land used as right of way f<n its iadr ad vith the West line of the Southeast qiiaibi (I 41 of Section 1 wepty-four (2 I» Township Ihnlv fn» 13'0 North of Range One (1) West, then* e Smith tn the West line of spid quarter Section to the Smith" < "i corner thereof: thence Ea d to the South'ast emner of the Southwest quarter { I 4 ) of the Stuitheast quai lei [l*4]; thence North to the North hue of the Baltimore, Ohio Chic igo Railway f'ompany's land used as ight of wav for its railroad; th»n<»* Northwesterly on the North line of said I n d *f the Baltimoie, Ohio & Chicago Railway (.’ompany, to the place of beginning The following persons own land and are inter csted in the land above described, to-wit ; Ceorge H Goodrich Helen Goodi i< h Noah B Shoemaker The Baltimore, Ohio & Chicago Rail ;ay Company Elizabeth A.Sinehz Isabel Ciidmy Ellison Wolf Mary Wolf John •!!ins ( <«li>,t i Morehouse Elizabeth Collins rhmnpsuli 'I inner 'I he Lake Erie & Western Railroad Lincoln Township /Onos I’. At.wnod. Sarah A. Atwood Jane pooh tile Josephine Doolittle Mary I IliH Noah Thompson Margaret Redman Enoch Simmons Stephen (irummoifs George Dougherty Nancy Dougherty Berzilla Horner John H. Homrr Jasper Ward Elizabeth /X Dixon Wesley McDaniel Lincoln School luwnsbip • William Brummitt

1 hat this is dune by order of the Board of Trns- '' s Bic said town of Walkerton and notice is leicby giv n tl, B t anyone interested in the property propo^.-d to be annexed, shall appear before I^’, li ’'‘ r ‘ , ‘f Commissioners ar. their March Term. ■7» and look after their said interest in the matter. CHARLES M. SIEPHENS. Clerk <f the •'r’iW' i ir °. f t,,p To'" <’f W.-.lkertou, and I >AI R D (.RI DER, president of the sim r giv I.ii.r nut" .. ns such officers and acting for the Board • It I 'll.l s..f tile Town of Walkerton and Walkertui tn giving the same and in signing the same by order of the said Board of Trustees. ED WARD GRIDER, President of the Board of Trustees of the Town of Walkerton CHARLES M STEPHENS, Clerk >f th • B iard of Trustees of the 'lown of Walkerton. NOTICE OF THE ANNEXATION OF TERRIT<)RY TO THE TOWN OF WALKERTON. At the March Term, 1897,0 f the Board of County C<*!iiini>si mens TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Notice is bm by given that at the. regular M cch mrelfg, 1897, “f die Board of County Coinm 1 '-1 <i» -i * ■>! St J. >sr ph Citiuty. Indiana, the Jo v n 1 I \\ dk>'itou - I >l. Joseph County, tndi ma, will orescul . p tl I n by Its duly nutlioilzed attorney x 1 "”k p'osuaut to a iv- du Imp ;< d iptvt^B Bi i d ri | riM’* >•! said town at a irguhr meeting of the same, authorizing the presmtari m ' the same f »r amirxati m to, and the incorporation within the limits <>f said tov. n the fallowing described territory, mqdato d and contiguous to said town and situate in the County >f >t |«>s-ph, in the State of Indiana, to w it: Die territory bounded by a line running . s follows, viz Con mencing al the Northeast Corner of the South west quartei 1 I of the No thwest qtim ter (i-4j <f Sect! in I v iHyf.mr »C. Township I hirty five :V.], North of Range 11IH; j west in St. J<»s ph County, and "Lite of Indiana; thence west to the west line otxnd section Iv. • idy Lmr ‘.4 theace South on ^nd west hue to the North line ofthe right of way ‘f : I’ ?Cm *. <H.io l .icago Rad.ray <‘ompiuy. th nec Suuthrasterly on the North line of said ' right I ’way until it intellects the East line of the west half I ,f the N rthw< st quarter H-4] of j said S•< tion I wenty four; thence Noilh to the j place of beginning. Ihe following persons own land and are interested In the land ab vc described, to wit. Srhnylrr C I tdm» r Maria Byerc The Indiana, Illinois A; lowa Railway Company I inc<4n I ' WHship I The Standard ()il Co. shat this is d.m<> by order of the Board of Trnstci s ft! <- ted I•wn 1 f .dkfrton am" notice is herebv given ti: it c v me interested in th? property propos d to be Fnm xcd shall appear before the B *• d f ( r<: mis*um*‘r k tltrir March '"r 1 ni. 1897, and look after them s od interest in the matter. ( II ARI ES M <IEPH F NS. Clerk of the Bmrd “» I ’ t 1 f r ,, n ~f Walkerton and EDW A R D < * R I I»ER , President of the same, give this ”db ■ as Mi< h th r and i< ting for the Board of I rnsters of the ’ •’ nos Walkcr!"U and W wlkerton m giving the same ami in * going the same, by order j of the Huard f Trustees EDW \RD <;r IDER, Prr sident f the Board f Trustees of the tow n of Walkers.* Attest: ( HIRI.ES M. STEPHENS. ( lerk of the B nd < f Dusters of the town of I Walkerton 50 YEARS* EXPERIENCE. 4 1 3 kli M t^ade marks, designs, erws COPYRIGHTS Ac. A wono Mpnd’nit a ■kefrh and do«irHpriori may QUL k!v n-cerMlu. free, wh. tfo r an invention in t ot aMv putt*- fabh* I'niiiiHiimratinns strictly (onndetitml. CM'it nvenry for fW'rurin^ in Amern'a. W»« Jmve n Washitu?!on ottiec. rucntN Ciken through Munn A. Cv. receive ^pvcuil lattice in the SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN, bonafifuiiv ilhtsfrated, largest cirruhition of nnv -» catltlcJournal, weekly.termsf3.oll a year; fl 'onx month*. '•peciinen copies and iIAM> Booh vn Pa r i.m s sent free. Addre^a MUNN & CO., 361 Broadway, New York. DYSTERSI I handle the STANDARDS, one of the best brands in the market. Full Metts, Delicious Flavor I 30 CentsaQart: Stew, 25 Cents; i Raws. 20 Cents. E. As. Myer. DOMESTIC BAKERY. T H E Defender! IS HERE. o5 CENT CIGAR! On the Market. Manufactured by J. A. ANDERSON, Walkerton, Indiana. "israr REVIVO U: gm ■* £ <'a RESTORES VITALITY. V IL Well Man of Me. THE GREAT 30th liny. TCTI ETM C I T protl tireM Ilie niioir l rr^nlf ”In <l«y m. It xts powerfully and <inirkh tunsw h-u all otlic^ tail Young men w ill regain their lost manhood and old , men will recover tin ir youthful vigor by unn< UI Vl \ <>. It quickly and surely roMtorep Nervous nexß Lout Vitality. hiipou*iie>. Nightli Emissions, Lost Power Failing \i-morv. Wa>t ng biseases and all f fTcfts of Kelf-abuse or exce s and indiscretion, which unfits one tor s- n< y businefw marriage It iot nnlv cur* •; !»-. - t rying at the heat o f disease but isagreat m r ‘'on t . • i blood builder, bringipg bark the j nk j’lmm to pule <’iceks a* dre stoiing th»- fire of voufli. it wi-d oir Tnssnity and Consum?. J:. ,u t op having ICEti^O«no other. I’ ran he < icth a in vest pork t By mail * 1.00 per pa^kT"'. nj sj- with u posl tire mH ten vuiranfAt to • nrc or refund the mone”, <hr. iCur fr' f*. Address ROYAL CO., 271 yj.Ji A"B., CHICAGO, ILL

CTtj nr PROFFSSIONAL AND BUSINESS CARDS. ' J. W. ARLINGTON, M. D. H. D. DENAUT. M. D. ARLINGTON & DENAUT, PHYSICIANS ANO SU3GEONS OFFICE IN THE REAR OF FARMERS' BANK. Night Bell. ——.. Dr. H.S. DOWELL, x '’'TJX*--* iLainlcss Dentist. Teeth extracted without pain or siren. ( the use of local ansesthetic. Leaves \ no ba<£after effects. Teeth tilled. WUhGiWiMMSiMIMipW ~ alliLi trA.i"rnuiana. EWING <£ GROSHANS, W ERS Latest Improvements. Revolving Chairs. New Furniture. Good Sharp Razors. Everything neat and clean and strictly up to date. Your patronage solicited. Located in Fry Bldg. A. E. CRIPE, [b^^r] HAIR-DRESSER. WALKERTON, INDIANA. I I Shaving and haircutting done neatly and i expeditiously. Drop in and see us. FRANK TISCHER, I ~ Prompt attention given to COLLECTIONS' Office located in Tischer’s wagon shop. O. M. CUNNINGHAM, sotz j m 13 — ^O. irq c?. Legal business given prompt attention. hRR table Soli.l inniis between. & Yrcl ||j s ^” ( ‘■ K,,Rl 1 r {gß|lii<li<o>»'|"’osMnij Ifi Wnyne lomie'-xville .11 r' Ugh tiekHs Mild ta pll points i.i the finited Stile* and ('ana-la. NOR I II HOHND FROM WA I K KRTON I No. 20 I'aasenger Leaves 12 28 pm I No. 22 “ “ .— 654 " SOI TH BOUND FROM W ALKERTON. ! (No 28 l’awienger Leaves 922 am i I No. 29 “ '' 4 52 d m Immediale connections at Tipton with main ■ Hue trains sot Sandusky, Bloointngtoii and all points south. eaMatid west. For tickets, rates and ' genera! information, call on W. F. LaFeber j Ticket Agent L E. & W R. R., or address < l\ l»al>. Gen l Fas. Agt Indianapolis hid. B & 0. Time Table. GOIN i EAST. No 16 Mail 9 in a m : • 8 Limited 12.4? pm. GOING WEST. • 17 Limited 4:06 a m ‘ " 17 Mail 3.15 pta • W'i kerton Aceomm > lation m Walkerton accommodation arrives from Chicago at 7 40 p. m tir Where no time is given trains do m>t 'top ! <1! A < O SC! LL. <> I' M. C4RTV. le. . r'ass. Ag t Assist. Gen. Cass. Ag t , Baltimore. Md. Ohjn'tiiia O. E SANDERS. Agt , Walkerton. i I I & I H R. Time Card Regular Passenger T rain service operated daily between Streator. HL. and South Bend, Ind. Elegant new equipment and fa-t time. west Bound train No 1 leaves South Be u 1 at 7 o’clock a m . ar>iving at Streator 11 . .0 a ti Ta't bound train No 2 leaves Streator 6;-0a m arriving at i South Bend 11 15 a. m. Following ft< ight trairi® will carry passengers west l'<>und Nos 7 and 9 from allslalions. No 1< between South Bend and North ludson Ea't bound Nos. 8 and 10 between nil stations. No 12 from Kankakee to She by and Wheatfield. North Judson. WalJ, erton. North I i >erty anil South Bend. e.s -s i.KAVE Walkerton west Bound No. I Mail and Express 7.44 a m “ 9 Local 8.53 * tn i “ 13 Freight 710 p m East Bound. No. 2 Mail and Express 11 03 a m | " 11 Local 3.55 p m | “ 12 Fast Freight 6:13 p m Trains Nos. 1,2, 7. 12 and 13 daily Trains : 8.9 and 10. Daily except Sunday. Tickets , can be had for all principal points. For rates and all information appl” to F QI IRK. Agent, walkerton Jss 8. Bartle, G P A., Kankakee, 111. WANTED-AN IDEA of some simpls thing to patent ? Protect your ideas; they may bring you wealth. Write JOHN WBDDERBURN & CO., Patent Attorneys, Washington, 0. C., for their 81,800 prize offer. Dr. Price’s Cream Baking Powder World’s Pair Highest Award-