The Syracuse Journal, Volume 1, Number 46, Syracuse, Kosciusko County, 18 March 1909 — Page 8

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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS Hoiiton C. Frazer, Abstractor Warsaw Indiana Wm M Self to Hainan Fetters 96 a Seo 26&56 TarkeyCreek tp S2OOOI Viola C Tonilioson to John M Kab 40 a seo 15 Seward tp 1800 1 Wilbpr Chapman to Andrew G A Hose \V ; tract seo 10 Wayne township 7000 Charlie M Rsgenos tn kviri 11 Ulsh 10 a seo'2s Si-ward tp 3000 Franklin B. r-er to .las S Staokhnuse :JO a seo 15 Seward tp- 9000 lleiiry Gibson to Morris Alice Wright.lot in Milford ■ 6000 Mary E beatly to Orvili Smith O L 1 Felkners add Milford 700 (JoraiM Freet to Edmond McClintic 72 aiseo 2 Etna tp 100 Edgar R Hall to laaao E Kesler 141 a sec 2 Frankiin tp ' 3700 Strauss to Orlantha&Villa Daugherty 80 a see 28 Wayne 10867 Mary E Gibson to Omar F Neff 60 a sec 16 Turkeycreek tp 6000 Marshall J Yeiterto Michael Hazen 274 a 890 27 Etna tp 2700 Wm J Banks to James F MoCuen ,80 a sec 31 Scott tp 8000 Dan’l AL Mast to Simon J Schmucker 52,96 a sec 5 Jefferson 4889 For Sale—Three vacant lots in the W’ater Power addition, near Boston st. For particulars see John M Kehr, Congress met on Mobday of this week in special session at the call of President Taft for the purpse of revising the tariff and reducing duties. The new tariff bill as prepared by the ways and means committee, the chairman of which is Congressman Sereno Payne, ,pro- - lor a reduction *of 331 per cent in the tariff on steel and iron, cuts the tax on lumber from $2.00 to SI.OO a thousand feet provides a considerable reduction in the tariff on leather and shoes and a alight reduction on woo], besides other reductions, all of which are necessities the tariffs on luxuries being undistc.ibed. It remains to be seen what the congress will do to the bill as the committer reports it. Anticipating that there would be a tariff placed < n coffee of probably 4 cents a pound, speculators have now in store in New York and in tiansit to that port, some 8,000,000 bags of teat great American beverage on which a tax at that rate would show them a neat “profit ; (rakeoff would be a betiter term) of $40,000,000, and to give them this immense amount at the exhense of the people now would, create a great scandal. How to avoid doing it, if it shall be found necessary to place a tariffon coffee is hard to understand. For Sale— The Alexander Lutes property in Syracuse. See Mrs. A. Lutes, ts Look Out for the Cars In every country town there Isa sign at tlie railroad crossing like this: “Look out for the cars.” Now everybody knew that it was a=railroad crossing the day the line was laid .and finished. When the sign was put up it took two days for every inhabitant to become familiar with it. In a week every small child could read it backward. Did the railroad take it down? No, if they had the warning would have been forgotten in a week and smashups and damage suits would have resulted. One time advertisements act the same way. Y 7 ou must keep everlastingly at it, like the railroad crossing sign.—Ex. : —a. A. W. Strieby has the finest line of the Reliable Shirt, plaited bosom whits and colors, all sizes at $1 00 each. See them before buying. The attention of the postal author, ities has been called to the feot that threats and warnings are contained' in the endless chain system of prayer that ie being received in Kosciusko county, and if the present idea continues to be carried out there is a strong probability that the offenders will be dealt with by the United States court, to answer the charge of wrongfully using the mail A number of these prayers have lately bean received by people in W»n»w and throughout the county*

TEMPERANCE MEETING At a meeting ol the official bur 1 of Kosciusko County Civic League held at Warsaw Friday March 12th it was (decided to have a public meeting in Warsaw Saturday Mar. 20 at 1 p.m. complete arrang-tn-uts for circulation of peiitions for a county option election to be p>reented at the April meeting of ’ tlie county commissioners. ,Choi(A) farm loans at 5 percent. CORNELIUS &. BUTT. SURPRISEPARTY Daii’l Shaffer of Ridhville, .And., was given a surprise party Sunday. A number of persons were present from Syracuse, among them were: Frank Shaffer and family, Chester Lucky, Steve Evans and family. The event was the Seventy-fourth birthday anniversary of Mr. Shaffer, and sixteen very handsome and use ful presents were given to the aged gentleman as a remembrance of the high esteem in which he is held. A splendid dinner was served and all enjoyed a very pleasant time.. For Sale! A 7-room house, newly painted, on west side Huntington Street, 2% blocks north -of Main street. City water,'good fruit, a bargain at $llOO. Just off Main street a 6-rootn .house, good barn, electric lights in house and barn, for $1550. North side Boston Street good 6-room house with well room, wood shed, good cellar, chicken house ahd park, cheap at $375.. On north Street 5 room house, a bargain at $650. In west part of town', a good 6-rootn house and barn $750. In South part of town, 6-roqtn house price $573. : On Lake Street a fine house and barn, electric lights, good cellar, A bargain at #2IOO. ' . ■: For Sale:—Many othftr' good properties not listed here. * Good building lots iu all parts of town. Farms near Syracuse, Pierceton, North Webster, Leesburg, Elkhart. Also in Ohio, Michigan, Texas, North and So. Dakota. If you have a farm to sell list it with me. If you want to'buy a farm ask for my list. Life Insurance, also good fire Insurance Let me insure your life, property and household goods. W. G. Connolly. Taking Chances Th€f is what you are doing in buying “any old make” of stove when you are -selecting a gasolene ptove for your home. b There are many cheap stoves on the market but experience has proved that the best is UTOffl the cheapest in the matter O s gasolene stoves. . The best and safest one we know of is the 1 J Mk/ JeWel Smokeless Generator Gasolene Stove made by Geo. M. Clark & Co. Div. All Jewel Stoves are built in accordance with its rule and'approved by the National Board of Fire Underwriters. We are particularly anxious to show you numbers 70-71-90-91. In , these special numbers are embodied all that is best in gasolene stoves. For instance, they are equipped with the Jewel Smokeless Generator and Burner Caps, the hottest burner made, as-bestos-lined oven and constructed of steel throughout, all to attain the highest efficiency with the least cost of operation. • The prices are very reasonable, too, and you are taking chances when, for the sake of saving a dollar or two, you seloct a poor om, t, t MRiEtf, wm lad

TIPPECANOE If you Lava wcu a piano cerLficate iSsu J by ary' m-iuufa •lu'er j bung it to I. W. R Hheuberger ao apply it on ti c pu: ds :sh ol a nev, . ristie. laoobTir.-ss moved os: L." F.- rry Suher farm last Tuesday. Vern Gr -s mi vsi: n a mrm .•.-;.r I Warsaw. Sabe Robinson mcveJ on ti e Dim’; Leonard Niles and v. 1■ >-p / few days k;st u ,-e'.< 'at G?-.n a< 4 I New Pans. Graham Tyler was in <ut - I borbood last wet-k buzzing woou f r Tom Stiffler, Paul PoppenfocsGteely Y oder, George Kreger, and Harley Miller. Marion Miller, Jesse Miller were m Pierceton Thursday and Friday] of last week. Mrs. A. C. Brewer visited with Mrs. Marion Miller, last Friday. Alta and Sylvia Scott spent Saturday afternoon with Mrs. John Stausbarger. Mrs. Greely Y'oder and Mrs. Dick Miller visited with Mrs. Harley Miller last Friday. Mrs, Dave Mock called op Mrs. Wm Nice last Friday. Mrs. George Kreger and son spent Sunday with Mrs. Wm. Strieby. Ab Scott and family, Emory Mil ler and wife spent Sunday with Marion Miller and family. Bill Gordy spent Sunday with his sister Mis. John Willard south of North Webs';er. Miss Ina Gilbert visited-over Sunday with Madge Striel.y. Paul Poppenfoose and family spent Suvday with VV m Nice and wife. Mrs. Milicent Miller and Shirl Longaere and wife spent Sunday with Wm. Nice and wife. J. B s Swihart and Jacob Glick spent Sunday with Frank Swihart. Mrs. Lan Bartholmaw yisitiie a few days last week with her fat h :• Weirdy Westlake. Mrs. Snobarger es Si arouse visited with Mrs. Chips Ritter last Saturday Hafley Aliiler.an’ family and Hr , James Westlake speiit- Sunday with Greely Yoder a .wife, Mrs. Miller is or. the sick List. ■ _ y Coupons or credit certil sued by the different p : ano manufacture . - • i -'. Wo., wilt b ‘jonored :ib:i fa?-’ vain allowed c-ri the purchase I’-fice cd new pianos wh6n-presenttd at my office. Now is the time to get a piano cheap. Fash or time payments. J.' W. RothenbergerPLEASANT . VIEW If you have won a piano certdieate issued by any manufacturer bring.it to L W. Rothenberger and apply it on the purchase cf a new piano Mrs. John A Fishar is visiting her daughter Mrs Mae Crandall of Michigan. Marion Coy and family, Oliver Groves and family, Spent Sunday at the home of Frank Maloy of Stringtown. Sunday school at this place at ten o’clock preaching services following Sunday school. Christian workers meeting Sunday evening all are welcome, E. Emrick was at Milford Friday on business 1 Cle Kline spent Sunday at the home of his father John Kline. " E. Emrick and family of near here called on Christ Darr Saturday eve. J. M. Bowser, who has been afflicted with rheumatism is again able to be around. The little daughter of Guy Fisher is somewhat improved. Y 7 ou can get the Squeeze Easy Floor Cleaner at the News Stand. Mrs. Jessie Jarrett, Agent 2t-46 Charles Spiker, for twenty years an employe of the B, A O. railroad at Milford Junction, has sold bis* farm at that place and will try farming in Montana. If you wan! to sell your farm and tl;e price is right I oin eeli.it for you Come io and lets talk it over. », t, B««|la(WiM |

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