Smithville News, Volume 1, Number 14, Smithville, Monroe County, 30 October 1908 — Page 2

Additional Correspondence

LOCAL NEWS

THE SMITHVILLE NEWS Issued on Friday.

BY THE NEWS PUBLISHING CO.

HARRODSBURG.

Elmer E. Nixon, Editor and Manager. Ralph B. Carter,. ...Associate Editor Walter Trisler, General Solicitor, Office Monroe Co. Telephone Go. Bld'g.

Mrs. Andrew Zikes visited relatives at Bedford last week.

■ Henry Baker has been adjudicated a •ankrupt.

Ensley Carmichael of Beuna Vista, was here on business Tuesday.

Ray JCox who has been on the sick ist, is now convalescent.

SUBSCRIPTION IN ADVANCE:

Dr. Holland waa called to Avoca on professioal business, Tuesday.

Loebe Warring and Dr. Kentling had tome worK done by a Bloomington tinker, Wednesday.

One Year $ 75c Six Months ... 50c Three Months.... 25c

Dr. Baker and James Smith were at Bloomington on business Tuesday.

For Bale by all progresslve Hardware and Sporting Goods Merchants. If you cannot obtain, we ship direct, express prepaid, upon receipt of Catalog

Send for 160-pageillus trated Catalog describ ing entire output. Has attractive cover in colors. Mailed for 5 cents in stamps to pay postage.

Entered as second class matter Aug. 3rd, 1908, at the Post Office at Smithville, Indiana, under the act of March 3rd, 1879.

i Geo. Gaither and Jame Burkhart are tapapering and painting the Fogle and jurkhart meat shop.

Dr. Joseph Strain and family of Bloomington, visited relalives here over Sunday.

Miss Bertha Worley of near Bloomington, is the guest of Helen Sanburn, this week.

'rrLets hold no malace toward anyone, progressive, and vote for what we actually think would be for the best.

Mr. and Mrs. Sam Bennett have returned from a pleasant visit with relatives at Martinsville.

Mrs. Homer Utterback has returned fum a weeks visit with her parents, at Normans statian. Homer says he got nighty tired * ‘ batching.

Mrs. Frank Sherlock, west of town, who has been ill of tvphoid fever for seven weeks is improving.

UNDERTAKER Best Equipment and Best Service, S. L. HARRELL Licensed Embalmcr and Funeral Director North Side Square, BLOOMINGTON, IND. Phone 582. Residence 775

n the Elmer Lucas matter, where it Wrs possible to take a jump on a concision and reflect on his political since ity, has been satisfactory explained by*an investigation, and the facts stand Piached, that there was no agreeo trick, no malice, nothing uniga gentleman, and we all have entlemen to do legitimate busi-

Dr. and Mrs. Baker made a business trip to Edinburg and Indianapolis, the latter part of last week.

THE DECKARO HOTEL Opposite Monon Station. 6E0. M. DECKARO. Prop.

Walter McGlothin, who has been seriously ill of typhoid fever tor the past three week, is improving,

Ray Medaris and family of Bedford, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Chambers, west of town, this week.

ml Tuesday is Lemor.

Mrs. Jerry Chambers has gone to Clear Creek, to attend the bedside of her brother, Ceo. Thrasher, who is dangeously ill of Cystitis.

European Plan.

Rales $1.25 Per Dau Curteous treatment.

Next Tuesday is the election and both the leading parlies are hard at work for the success of the county, state and national ticket. The democrats have all good men on their ticket, whose records are good and who are in every way qualified to fill the positions of trust. Once in a while you hear a person say something about a cadidate doing this thing or that thing in his younger days, and some people are foolish enough to hold predjudice against a man for years, because of something he did when he was a boy, but we don’t believe that there are such men on the county ticket or that this feeling exists. There is go i|ig to be a big surprise in store for us all and we are anxiously awaiting for the day on which to east our ballof. hvery pne wants their particular man elected, hnd so do we, but remember t© put jaway petty things and vote for those

Windsor Hotel

W. A. GASS, Prop,

New Building and Newly Furn w

ished.

Centrally Located

Hot nnd Cold Pluto Furnished at Hotel

Inside Toilets and Baths

'who we know and believe will fill the joffice to the satisfaction of the people, I Here are some who we would candidly i believe ought to be elected in the county and state: Hon. W. A. Cullop, for Congress; Hon. John G. Harris, for Representative of Brown and Monroe counties; Hon. J, H. Underwood, for Prosecutor; R. VV. Miers, for Judge; Joseph Ratliff, for Sheriff; John C. Dolan, for Treasurer; Wm. Carmichael, for Auditor; Dr. Jos. Kentling, for Coroner; and all the others who are capable and honest men whose names appear on the ticket. We have named a few and space forbids us going into fprther details as to who we would like, but will wait until the votes are counted and then express our thoughts further. We hope no one wfll take offense at this by us not giving all the names, but you of course know your choice. So “let her go.”

BUS MEETS ALL TRAINS Rales $1 lo $2 Per Day french Lick, Indiana.

Eagleson Barber Shop A barber who has shaved every president of Indiana University from Dr. Moss to Dr. Bryan. B^Quarrymen’s trade solicited. I

J. STEVENS ARMS & TOOL, CO. P. 0. Box 4098. Chicopee Falls Mass.

STEVENS CT For Trap or Field a STEVENS SINGLE cr DOUBLE BARREL SHOTGUN is Ideal. Low in Price —High in Quality—good gun value right through! Made in standard gauges, lengths, weights, etc.— Hammer or Hammerless Styles. STEVENS SHOTGUNS SHOOT STRAIGHT AND STRONG

FULL'S NEWEST STYLES IN COMPLETE ARRAY Never before have we made such strenuous endeavor to make a complete representation of all of a season’s style creations. Our untiring efforts have succeeded and now with confidence in this ideal exhibit we present to you an entire showing of every conceivable fad, fancy, creation and conception for this Fall’s consumers of merchandise. There’s not a new fall thing that you may read about but that you’ll find its fellow here. Our FAIR PRICES too, consistent with reliable merchandising make this store an ideal place to trade. We are not here to urge you to buy, but to make you welcome. We want you to visit us often and look and linger as long as you like. Our salespeople are here to wait upon you if you desire attention, or to stand back and give you a cordial welcome to look in peace. So don’t hesitate to visit us today because this is not your “buying day.” We want you to come. We will feel honored by your visit. We know that yon will tell your friends of what you have seen here. The mission of this store is to serve you —serve you as you wish to to be served—satisfactorily in every detail. To-morrow and next day and on and on you’ll find something here, in some department to interest you. Signed BREEDEN & CO. Bloomington’s Economy Store.