The Syracuse Journal, Volume 1, Number 36, Syracuse, Kosciusko County, 7 January 1908 — Page 5

r E lll e ( ‘ xvs Notes. Read the Journal ads. Goggles and Eye Protectors of ■ all Styles, |ll ki:ids Repairing in ||sre line,* Vein-. | The State Bank of Syracuse did i not apply for the/ deposit of any county funds this year. A -number of nice lots for sale in good location -_at $75 to S2OO. . TJhey are pin: ■>. W. G. Cqnnolly „ Wood for sa ■. • Fine ocok stove wood and cl; ink wood at $2 per /cord, delivered to Any part of town. Chauncey Myers. E D Me- oi o-e and wife went to .‘Syracuse t .retinas where they ‘•‘took tjtirkey" with". their son ani . daughter Mr, and Mrs. John W . Messimore., . Frank Mack of near Stanley, Wis., a son of Jaoob Mock of near N. Webstei A arrived last,week to spend a few weeks with relatives and friend's.fn and' 'areund N. WebKskr. 'l'- *g|W Millersburg has taken a new lease on life and Editor Barnards paper is full of the hustle of that town. They are making a determined effort io locate more factories ' and get better railroad service from .the Wabash- ' Mrs. W. M S If and,J;,ebb WbiteJiead r< • w -t w'-> k four drer skins from Mrs Self's brother, W. Berry, who is spending the winter in Wisooi -ir. bls home ndw being 'in North. Dakota. Mr, Berry, spent part of the winter here two years ago. _h \ .

fzht - •I• . ■ | } ~ ■ I • 1 \ ) ■ - •IF Vot HAVE HEART. TROUBLE there Is no remedy like .y gift of good jewellery. It needi not. necessary be ex-i pensive. It will njot be if you buy it j hy/e, ' ■/. \ j IF THE <)C OF Ot K JEWE’LRY . ■was jas lowhs tile prices it would be pret-j tyipoQr stuff. But it isn't. So you' ean fix up that heart trouble by spending* a little money here .for jewelery that aiiy one Avdrtld be glad to received and proud to wear. N. P. HUFFMAN, Your Jeweler. Watch ' THIS j SPACE 'i '-next'' WOOD! jVe have a good supply of all kinds of wood on hands which we will d£- ■ liyer to your house jwuers ■ orisson

A. Ec Weyriok and wife were in Goshen Friday. \ Anthony Deahl of Gashen was a visitor of Syracuse Friday. Bred Hdopingarnsr is confined to his home on account of sickeess. Mij-s Pejirl Stough , visited Crowwell’ friends Thursday; of last week. The .best for ybur money is Peirce’s Golden Blend Rio package coffee. ’ . 1 , / • iCull Gtissainer slid Dan Botts are putting irr a seoo.pd hand stock of goods. /•/■ ’ Peirce’s Golden Blend Rio Coffee impound packages Js the best on the market. . ' Mr. and Mrs. Chafe. Bundy contemplate removing t'o a farm near Kimmell next week, j At the' Concord Church/Sunday. Sjhool at 10 a. ni. Preaohmg at 7 p m. J W. DeLong, Pastor. Divine services at Grace Ev. I.uthe.rap church next Lords day at 7p. m, “Subject ‘'‘God’s ? You are welcome. ,■ ■- ! At the U. B. Cburjch next Lord’s Day- Sjitjday School jat 10 a. serjnon at 1,1. a. m. > Young l’e<ple 'Meeting at 6p.m; ! ’ : For Slide at a bargain,; or will exdhapge tor team; of horses a good photograph in good town. Enquire of W. G. Connolly. . . I Revival service efvery evening ah Trinity Evangelical Churchj preach: ng. !mth mop .mg and eveifjog Suiiduy at 10: f.o a.- m and 7 p. ; in. respectively. Sunday School hud' Y., 1 P. A. at the usual hours' "“Everybody welcome. . « Nobßa’ conhfy is'j.tO; have an elec” tion toj decide the saloon idpa-motum ission&rsg_ ha v i,iigYeaJted> Teleetioln for Jan. 29. in accordance je local option law. An effort • • ’ I' . L ■ . ’ ’ to e cure a restraining ord,er agaWtet jgruntiiig the '--lection f:-led. • ' ELECTRIC CATHARTIC TABLETS 250t 8 . ZA-MIA Pile Cdre 50 c> ts; EVERGREEN KIDNBY r TAIL E rS,SI<ELECTRICRHhjI' \IAiTC TABLETS, $3; at eit4 r drug sspre or at our office* oyer the Bank. ' Money refunded if not sh.tisfied, SYRACUSE ELECTRIC TABLET CO. ■ K ■J■ . t TH .m; sie;>in the disappearance of Charles Edmunds, a nativei of Ludlow, Pa,, and ' recently of L;cmdon,> Eng., has ifi a measure been explained by the-ffinding of clothing letters, railway tJickets and a phbtograij s, which w|re recently picked up by Nat J. Kling, at a desolate spot near North? Webster, in Kdsemske ocuaty. 1 The qoat was in shicjds as sf torn iby rhyenous Wolves or ’other wild animals.—Goshen Democrat, , ?■ To patrons Os- the power Company:-'- . - The -voltage will be back to nor,ma| by the end of this week, and those who have, been using lamps on: tjie low voltage are-advised tQrepew them in order t<p get better light as the low voUage' has-rendered them inefficient. Those desiring 'the “Tungsten” lamp can use the 40 watt at the sanje price of tlm old 16 c. p. This will give you 50 per' cent more light than the latter at the same price.j . The average life of •The ‘'Tungstenj” light is 1500 hours. - Harvel' Hon|z •has?' on ■.display in*' his store, at Cripmwell, the herd of a .icjrge pike, Ilf. found, seme time ago, by’ G-orge Lung .floating in the watyrs /qf Lake Wawas>ee. The hi :.d"ami,'body was/ - still iptact when f a.-'J ’ ft ,i~ estipiated that the fish vc-igiiel a/: fit 35 <r 10 pounds..- It is supposed, tro»n T the looks of fish, tbat .it /bad been k’i:ied by dj , i. / , e ku'gest head of any fish ,we ever sea-w : come ■ out of 'Lakej '»V -aw&s-< e;.—Grom well N'eWs. . . j ■ ;? / It K a fact I thougli perhaps Jict generally "known that on leaving your town by. rail in purchasing a ’ return ticket!you help your own by increasing the yas-senger receipts, at vour station!. Io dp so d°?s not cost you anyj more and in the end it means considerable to your town. For instance! when ihe wants an improvem|ent the ■ officials call for the records l 'qf the, business done at that station and take into consideration the amount, done in determining whether!or not to grant the improvement, jso you see it means .something ito buy your ticket at your home Ration instead of some distant town.

Pearl Sjougb is visiting at Indian Village. Curtis Ipeeter has returned from Burton, ,N. D. : Raymofid Vorhis has purchased a team of; horses. John apott of North Webster was in town Tuesday. Miss Nustaum returned from vacation ajf heir home in Wakarusa. Jasper MpCHntic returned to Chicago Sa'turjduy after a' visit with friends. -- I Mell Smith and family returned to their iholme m "Fredonia, a Kas., Monday. - > Lola be returned home after a weeks Vjisit with Cullen Grissamer and family .' Clebdrn Wilkinson of Leesburg, has been appointed janitor of the courthouse. • '/ Misses Mary Ott and Virginia ! Hillaboldwere visiting in Cromwell 'the first oij the week. » Melv|n IN lies who has been helping fardi his father’s place is now making bis home with his father in town. Bert Wilcex, teacher of White Oak school in Vanßuren township has resigbed to attend" Indiana University; ‘ ’• Mrs. L. A. Seider, died in the Hope hospital at Ft. Wayne, Thursday, J De atl)‘ was” canfeed indirectly ‘by an ut successful operation. * We have not L arned of Jtbe iunerai ar rafigeme its. ... .' Arnold and Olga Beckman gave a short recital on the plane before the pupils the h'.gh school and sev-*i>.-shGTyddr eighth grades Tuesday fßOrn-ing. The pupiis-and teachers report that they play exceedingly well, sMqs bv Arnold show qulteiTgSjt degree of skill. The ,vo iin 0. me n yiH Xo doubt by appl - j b i complete master of the piano. . •■’ • We are in receipt of several copies’ of tile “Cooking Club” the magazine published by Tom Starr formerly located here, but who has been in .the printing business in Goohen for several years. The msgazineps splendidly printed with a cover in :co|i4t* and is the most practical magazine we have seen, printed for the benefit of the housekeeper. It is full qf good recipes and instructions for serving. The future Thanksgiving days_ may be on Monday, says an exchange. There~~'ife a movement o 4 foot mote or less general over th country to have the annual day of thanks on the second day of th week for convenience. The Thursday holiday cuts the week in two and it makes it hard for some people to get away from home. While if the holiday Monday, there would be two days in succession. Canada has" declared in favor of Mondky, President George Washington inaugurated the first Thiksgivmg day on Thursday and the custesm has been reKgiously followed. There is strong likehood, liowV ever,;of having it changed to Mon-k ' ■ Win. Rentfrow Dies. A distressing accident occured at the Ott saw mill Monday which result'd in the death =of Wm. Rent-1 scow. ’’ , ’ . . Mr. Rentfrow was working oil the ledger and had just sent a board intii the machine which is an improved pattern; the board > m|t t::rou:_*h by means of feed rolls. 11 js suppos d Xb.at Wil-i thought thj Yi.w was■ /through the board but i.•laqkrd .a few inches. He evidently released .the 'lever and tbe boirrd was! .tipown with great force - against his sale. ' . ' ' 4 < Doctors were immediately summoned and he was taken to his b,omt as soOit as possible. He s«emed to grow rapidly an I it was deci led to take him to the PogGraduate hospital at Chicago to undergo an operation. ‘ U.) to that timfi it was not thought tlie accident would necessSrilly prove fatal,. .fadwever jihe message came over tire wire late Wednesday that he*bad died irf the hospital. The. funeral will be held at the Church of God, butiday at 10 o’clock with Rev. Bumpus officiating.

NEW SHORT STORIES Mike’s Plan to Economize. Senator Gallinger of New Hampshire is the prily member of the senate who is a physician, and therefore he der lights in anecdotes relating to doctors. In the senate restaurant he convulsed a number of his colleagues by telling them of the efforts of an Irishman he knew who had been advised to .consult an eminent New York specialist. The Irishman had lived in New England many years, and he had learned Yankee thrift. He demurred at going to the specialist on account of the large fee he probably would have to pay. Finally, however, he consented. After reaching the specialist’s office | the Irishman's fears got the better of him again, and he decided to_ make a few Inquiries to learn, if he could, what his visit would cost him. The waiting room was crowded, and Michael i sat down beside a well dressed man who appeared to be waiting his turn.. “Foine docther, I take it?” tie remarked inquiringly. “A I very eminent specialist. The greatest authority in his. line, I think;” replied the other. After asking a number of other questions Michael - ventured to ’I / — = ! I \ wßki iWwyW'u K: ... y * . j WITH OUTSTRETCHED HANDS HE GREETE33 j'; THE I'HYSICIAN. ' ' mtich it cost the stranger a visit. The stranger said that the specialist usually diagnosed the patient’s case on the first 'visit and charged probably §250, and after that the patient was charged about $lO a visit.-' Just at that moment the door opened ifito the specialist’s private office, and Michael bounded over without waiting his turn. With, outstretched hand he greeted the physician: |-“Well, here Oi am again, docther.”— 1 New York Times. Senator Probably Had a Cold. Senator Lodge was riding up in one of the exclusive senate elevators the other day. Now, there are no elevators in all the world like the senate variety. They are the.edition de luxe o£ all “lifts,” and nobody but a senator may ride in one of them except at such odd times as a mere citizen may; sneak a ride when, no dignified statesman is looking. In oilier words, if a senator is using one of the elevators at the north’ end of the capitof no ordinary mortal may ride therein. ; But on this occasion while Senator Lodge was •being carried upstairs an outsider who j happened to be an acquaintance of the senator got aboard. He was smoking a large cigar. Senator Lodge sniffed. “One of Crane’s qjgars?” he remarked insinuatingly. “He buys for 2 I cents a thousand.” “No,” replied the senator’s fellow . passenger, “I just got this from your private secretary down in your committee room.”—Boston Herald. \ Crabbed Age. Xt the dinner that‘the Chicago Press gave not long ago in Edward Payson Weston’s honor the veteran pedestrian said of old age: 4 , ’ “Age is no crime, but you would think so from the way some people try to . conceal it. We can give the lie to a mdn'.beiijp gay, vigorous, .buoyant, and it is foolish of us to resent our burdens of years in any other manner. “The-aged Beu Davies of St. Joseph resented his years in I a foolish, crusty, surly* way. “ ‘Hello, old man Davies,’ an elderly St. Joseph lawyer said to him one •momifii'. ■ ‘“C?d'' Davies snarled. ‘Old, hey? Well,;*how. about yourself? I’m no older than .you are. What’s your earliest recollection?’ t - “The lawyer gril led old man Davies and replied: . , “ ‘VFell, let me see. Yes, I think that’s it. My ; earliest recollection is hearing folks say, “There goes old man Davies.” I ” An Overvaiinted Virtue. 8., I. Kimball, (he general superintendent ■ the-life saviing service,‘said the other day of an applicant for a certain post:, Y* “The man was recommended for his Steadiness. Now. steadiness is a virtue, especially in life saving, that goes none too far. Whenever I think of it. 1 think of an old Iqdy I used to know. i “‘Mrs. Madden,’ a gentleman once said to this old lady, ‘your neighbor, Herbert Bisbing, has applied-to me for work. Is he steady ?’ “Mrs. Madden threw up her hands. “ ‘Steady, is it? she said. ‘Sure, If he was any steadier he'd be dead.’*

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