The Syracuse Journal, Volume 3, Number 17, Syracuse, Kosciusko County, 25 August 1910 — Page 8

1 SOME mF"" Cheese . is on tap at Ssarloss Brothers’ Gro66nj I It’s ripe and has that delicious taste lb at makes ybur mouth water. This is rare good cheese. The next time you’re down town try to think of it, and let us slice you off a piece. ■■■■J—.... ... - ' ■—“ 20g per pound. Searioss Bros. 14 Grocery. Phone 187 , | ❖ 3 I B. F. Hentzell ? I HARD or SORT | I WOOD | tI i * In the woods or | | j delivered. | *I ' * Attorney-at-L aw Collections Syracuse Ind. B F HOOFINGRANER I real Estate j | Improved Farms and Farm Loans ... / | Syracuse Indiana D. S. HONTZ ’. Dentist | In dentistry, a stitch in time saves ' more than nine. 'Don’t forget your teeth. If you intrust them to niy care they will receive careful attention. Investigation of work is solicited. ; : : Office over Miles it Co. Grocery , Syraouse Indians automobile I have purchased an Auburn (passenger touring car and - will conduct an Auto Livery. - Can carry parties of four or less. Commercial drives a specialty. Call phone 53. I have for sale a 21-ft. launch with 5-horsU engine in good rapair Wm. Stetler. The Winona Interurban Railway f . Comp any. Jars Leave Milford Junction. ; Effective July io, 1910. Subject to change I without notice. NORTH. A. M. P. M. 6:17 12:45 6:26 12-50 1 7A7 i:55 9:55 3:56 n:3&* 4:48 . 5:55 : 7:oo 7:57 9135* ■ 11:02 SOUTH. A. M. P. M. 6:17 12:45 . 6:26 12:50 7:23* 2:02 8:58 3:00 10:58 4:59 5:55* 7:00 8:17. , 9:03 k 11:02 ♦Winona Flyer—Through Limited Car between Goshen and Indianapolis.

i r»> > »»>♦♦♦♦♦ BOWSER COOL CO. 1 Harland oft I; COAL $ Including ;: j Pocahontas lump. I-- i ; . . A supply of :: HAY AND STRAW [i ❖ keot on hand. * *_ ; ‘ I ’ SHAFFER BROTHERS, 4 PROPRIETORS. J;; | Phones: saa 5 " | .V_-V—V- ♦/ V • *S -WVWWW W W VV'V f BUv ME j I txhL JISmLI I IT RECOMMENDS ITSEIIF. Its credentials are good; it stands [the “test of time,’’ and it isn’t extravagantly high. Yes, sir, BUY THIS WATCH and you'll never be at a loss to know* the time of day. Our watches, either ladies’ or gents', aren’t a bit bashful, but speak for themselves. Each one is fully Warranted. See and buy one. N. P. HOFFMAN, f ■ , J. H. BOWSER Physician and Surgeon j Tel. 16 —Office and Residence Syracuse, Ind. OTIS G. BUTT Attorney-at-Law ; Practice in all Courts 123 Money to Loan. Fire Insurance. Syracuse, Ind. I Warren T. Colwell Real Estate, Insurance, Cbllee tions, Loans, Notarial Work. A portion of your business is solicited. Office at Otis G. BuWs Syracuse 8 THE | ECURITY < CAUSUALTY COMPANYi • of Indianapolis. ■’ J ■ Policies issued on the monthly, quarterly, semi-annual dr annual payments for loss bn account of sickness, accidents or accidental death. Particulars and rates from Simon 1. Bell, Syracuse, Ind. EW.Hire Fresh and Salt Meats, Game In Season. We try to give our pafrons as 'good meats as money dan buy, at prices as low as we can sell them. Best market prices for poultry, hides and talldw. ’ ‘Have youltried the around bone for Your GhickensT r Bowser Buildiner.

[Continued from page i.J want e drink,’ I argued, ‘you"might have spent some of it that way. The trouble with you ministers is that you don’t know how bad some poor fellows need a drink because you never get close enough to the hard-luck people to find out their troubles. There are times when a drink has saved a man from death.’ u ‘Now, Mr. Sullivan.’ he went on, j ‘don’t make the mistake of thinking I that I don’t know anything about the world and the things to which I you refer. I’ve been pretty close to them in more countries £han one, and I’m here to ask you to do something for the growing boys by setting a good example. Those ore the people we want to start in the Aght channels. By showing them the proper way to live you can do ( as much’ for saving these young men as I can.’ - z “He didn’t scare little bit at my roar, and came back every time with just as good as I gave him. He was a good fighter, and in a few minutes I began to look on him with admiration. He was the first fellow I ever saw that I couldn’t bluff. I told him to sit down and that we would talk it overat length. H We sat there and talked for an hour and he soon got it through my head that I was wrong and that he was right. Still, I had had so much of that kind of advice offered me that I did not heed it. k He certainly made a great try and he went a long distancfe out of his way to force something upon me that I needed. If I had taken the advice that he gave me I would have been worth several hundred thousand dollars to-day. “When I read of Sankey’s death in the papers I couldn’t help but think of his meeting with me and how hard he tried to make me .do right. I have often wondered what he would say of me since I have cut out the red stuff and tried to live as he told me. He will get a lot of credit in the Hereafter for what he did. He did not fear to face me in a small room with bare knuckles when I had a ‘rep’ for swinging hard ones on anything that bumped me. He sat there and bumped me with both hands for all that he had in him. More than that, he made me like Mr. Sankey was a good, game man. When you boys run across a man like that you want to sit up and take notice. He knows more in a minute than you do in a „ yearListen to him and you’ll be better off.” o X Why People Don’t Go To Church. [lndiana partner.] I have been reading with interest the articles in the Farmer bn Why the people fail, in day of graft, to attend church, and why the church has lost its influence over the world, as it has. All of these articles were good an to the point. I have been a member of church for 45 years and a close observer. In your last issue J. H. Haynes has spoken my thoughts and observations completely. His letter on the subject of graft is correct. z A few years ago Governor Hanly made a speech to the Chicago students, and among other things said that the people of the United States had gone money mad. The idea was to get money, no difference how you get it, and that this desire, among the people was worse than war, showing that each one is trying to swindle the other, and we are all more or less working along that line. No wonder the church has lost its influence; to be 1 that ministers and laymen wanted people to join church for the good there is in it; now it is for the money as well. / Though we have thus spoken we all know that the cost of living now is greater than in years past, and , the churches should not let the minister and his family suffer Cor food and raiment, otherwise they are unworthy of a minister. The thing we ought to consider is where is our treasure. The Good Book ‘ tells us that where our treasure is there is our heart also. We learn more and more the true saying of the good book that the love of money is the root of all evil. Let

professing people get out of his rut if they want to see the church have the influence it should have. Fargo, Ind. Jesse A. Wells. Enterta'ns a Blue Racer, The Kendallville News tells of a startling incident which occured a fevTdays ago at the home of Frank ptrater near Kendallville. Misses {Arie and Ayce, daughters of Mr. I Strater, were singing and playing the piano in the parlor of their home to an audience all unknown to them. After some time spent that way one of the girls walked overto a corner of the room to get a book and discovered a big blue racer snake nearly foAir feet long. The young ladies were very I much frightened and by their/ cries soon alarmed the other members of the family who rushed in and killed the reptile. The family is unable to determine just how the snake got into the home unless it was* through the cellar drain. ’ . Matrimonial Agency. Miss Pearl Hockert, who has been employed in this office for twd years, tendered her resignation, the same taking effect last Saturday night. Her sister, Miss Lou, succeeds her at the case. All the girls we have, employed so far have got married and are doing well and the people are beginning to look on this office aF^iofamatrimonalagency. Lob, however?positively avers that she is going to be immune from the string of ? the matrimonial bug. We’ll see. Time will tell.—Millersburg Grit. In Syracuse, the telephone exchange seems to be a good matrimonial agency with the Shakespeare club a good second, although neither have done as well as* the Millersburg Grit, i. e. married off one. The Shakespeare club is able to have one or so taken off their hands each year but every four years seems to be the time when the most names are changed. This is the agency which the Editor of the Journal employed and without its assistance, he would now probably be without an assistant Editress. Cable Reunion, On Wednesday of last week at Island ParL Elkhart, was held a reunion of the Cable family at which one hundred and fifteen descendants of Cornelius Cable were present. This was the seventyfourth John Cable, the oldest member of the family. Those present from Syracuse and vicinity were Mr. and Mrs. John Cable, and Mrs. George Tom, Mr. and Mrs Frank Strieby, Mr. and M>s. Charles Strieby, Mrs.* John Strieby, Mr. and Mrs. Mock and Mr. and Mrs Richard Guy. Mrs. A. F. Skeer of Ft. JVayne, arrived at her sister’s, Mrs. Wm. Darr, Saturday evening. She returned to her home Sunday evening accompanied by her daughter, Charlotte Tumblespn and her mother, Mrs. Angel. o ■ Joe Cory received a card from Forest Henney, stating that he did not like Montana and had emigrated to Hot Springs, South Dakota, where '►he likes it much better. Chas Grissom, wife and children of South-Chicago, returned to their home Friday. Mr. Grissom waS here just two days with his father before his death. * Q Miss Della Otis went to Elkhart Thursday to meet her aunt, Mrs. . Rachael Dimmick, of Threp Rivers, Mich., who will visit here for several x If you have something to sell advertise it. It you want to buy .-anything advertise for it. The . Journal ads Z x Q - ' Hignest prices paid ( for spring cHickins at Brunjes* Park. Phone 421.

Get H Ibome! Cash or Monthly Payments. I have several summer homes on Lake Wawasee that I can sell at a right price. 8 room house 'at Vawter Park, large lot and good well. House plastered, cottage or permanent home. SBOO.OO 7*room house on Front street, fine location—lot runs to lake $1500.00 9-room house on Front street, was built for two families—-lot runs to lake ’ SIOOO.OO Vacant lot on Main street-fine location $200.00 Bam and lot on race bank. This will go very cheap. Good 7-room house on North Huntington street $1550.00 6-room house and barn on Brook lyn street $900.00 4 acree 2 miles from towm. House and barn. Young and bearing fruit. For sale or exchange tor town property. W.'T. COLWELL. at offiice of Otis C. Butt Some Bargains in Heal Eitate. FOR RENT —Two 7 room flats, a fine location, good view of lake, in good repair, electric lights, rent very reasonable. Also a good 4 room house in west part of town, at $4.00 a month. A good 7 room brick house, with barn, on Harrison street. One very good, extra lenght, lake front lot. Price $250. Other good lots in all parts of the town, at low prices and good terms. Special—3 extra good lots. $l9O for the 3. A fine 9 room house, good well water, ' cistern, city water, some fruit, splendid location on Huntington street. Price SI6OO. A 5 room house, and bam in west part of town. Price $750. A 4 room house in west part of town, good water. Price $450. A good 6 room house, cemented cellar, good water, chicken house and park, in north part of town. Price SMOO. A good 6 room house, well house, cellar, barn, on Huntington street. Price SI3OO. An extorordinary 8 room house, furnace, cistern, well, city Crater, two lots, a very fine barn with, cemented floor and well inside, on Harrison street. Price S3OOO. An elegant 8 room house, fine cellar, furnace, good well, city water, bath, everything in fine condition, electic lights, on Harrison street. Price S2OOO. Good 6 room house, electric lights, a fine big celler, good water in kitchen, Frazier Ave. A bargainPrice S9OO. For Sale—On south Main street a good 8 room house with cellar, good water, a profitable ginseng garden, 3 fine lots and bam. Apply for price and terms. A fine 8 room house,' electric lights, well in house, city water a good wood shed with floor m, chicken house and park, on Harrison street. Cheap at $1550. W.G. CONNOLLY. Office at Journal Office. HOW’S THIS? , We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any case of Catarrh that can not be cured by Hall’s Catarrh Cure. ‘ F. J. CHENNEY & CO’.Toledo, O. We,the undersigned, have known F.J. Chenney for the last 15 years, and believe I him perfectly honorable in all business r transactions and financially able to carry , out any obligations n»ade by his firm. Warding, Kinnan & Marvin, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O. Hall’s Catarrh Cure is taken internally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. «Testi- ' tnonials sent free. Price 75 cants per bottle. Sold by all druggists. Take Hall’s Family Pills for constipation.

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