Waynetown Despatch, Waynetown, Montgomery County, 26 October 1901 — Page 2

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with a cheap coating. If glazing helps coffee why aren't the highpriced Mochas and Javas glazed also?

Lion Coffee

is not glazed. It is perfectly pure and lias a delicious flavor.

Tho sealod package Insures uniform quality and freshness.

Do You

—WANT A GOOD-

SEWING MACHINE CHEAP? Wc offer for the remainder of October to sell the Sewing Machines we now have in stock for Cash as follows:

NEW HOME CLIMAX HUDSON NEW IDEAL

$22.50. $16.50. V. $14.50. $14.50.

BARCAINS IN FURNITURE.

SHULER 5 SON.

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Sold by All Newsdealers

.W. PEPPER

Furnishes Monthly to all lovers of Song and Music a vast volume of New, Choicc Copyright Compositions by the most popular authors.

64 Panes of Piano (Iiiisic

Half Vocal, I!a!f Instrumental

2i Gompisfe Pisces for Piano

Once a Month for 10 Cents* Yearly Subscription, $J.C0. If bought in any music store at one-half off, would cost $5.25, a saving of $5.15 monthly. In one year you get nearly 800 Pages of Music, comprising 252 Complete Pieces for the Piano. If you cannot get a copy from your Newsdealer, •end to us and we will mail you a sample free.

J. W. PEPPER,

Publisher,

Blghth & Locust St*., Philadelphia, P»« £u

b&criptions taken by th« Uiibr'A 1 wii.

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PERCHEON HORSE CO.

BUREAUGUARD, 10,905,

Will make the fall season of 1001 at the barns of W. S. Fowler, at $10 to insure colt to stand and suck.

Pedigree furnished on application.

Wm. MARKS Justice, of Poace.

Spesial attention given to collections. Acknowledgement of Ifocds, Mortgages and all JLegal Faporfl. Pension Pupors prepared and a so a

HARTFORD INSURANCE CO,

All clases of property insured on faTorabU terms, Dwolling ami farm property from tliraa to five yoars.

Get your job work at home. Buy school books of Harry Wilson.

For Sale:—1 have 2o cord ofL,

good beach body wood for sale,

Phone 975 Crr Browx

•s Puritan pancake flour at Bob

THE DESPATCH.

JOHN W. SMALL, Publisher,

ISSUED J!VERY SATURDAY.

Entered at the Post Office at town, Jnd., as second-dans Mail JHutler.

Tho Despatch, one yeai, (in advance) si»»nonfbs three months

SATURDAY OCT. 20, 1901..

An Effective Cartoon.

The ]\ftlwaukee Journal has put forth an effective cartoon, one showing a respectable gentleman of clerical garb and appearance, with clenched lists, crying, "Lynch all anarchists." Along side of him stands the typical man of violence, also with clenched fist, muttering through his teeth, "Murder all rulers." Over both pictures runs the legend "Twin Thoughts." The picture states the case completely. The man

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would light lawless

ness with lawlessness belongs to the lawless, and if his demand be clothed with respectability and assumes the garb of patriotism and religion, he is the move dangerous. There is no patriotism in using hard words, no religion in denunciation. Maledictions do not make for good ch iriu-tcr and there is no place for irnpreca and bitterness in the lives of those who affect a faith in I God and a belief in the indestructible value in human nature.—Ex.

What He Must Do.

To run a newspaper all a fellow has to do is to bo able to write poems, discuss the tariff and money question, umpire a base ball game, report a wedding, saw wood, beat a lawyer, describe a lire so that the readers will shed their wraps, make a dollar do the work ^f ten, shine at a soiree, address horicultural societies, measure calico, abuse the liquor habit, te3t whisky, subscribe to charity, go without meals, attack free silver, defend bimetallism,sneer at snobbery, wear diamonds, invent advertisements, overlook scandal, praise babies, delight pumpkin raisers, minister to the afflicted,herd the disgruntled, fight to a finish, publish doctor's resolutions denouncing a lawyer, set type, mould opinions, sweep the oflice, speak at prayer meetings, stand in with every body and everything, etc.

Cost of State Institutions. The bulletin of the state board of charities, covering the work of the past nine months, just issued,shows that there has been an increase in the number of inmates at several hospitals for the insane, the schools for the feeble minded youth at Fort Wayne, the state prison at Michigan City and the reform school for boys at Pla:nfield. A decrease is shown in the number of inmates at the state soldiers' home at Lafayette, the sailors' and orphans' home at Knigntstown, the institution for the deaf at Indianapolis and the Indiana reformatory at Jeffersonville. The total cost, of all the state charities and correctional institutions for the nine months ending July 31, 1901, was $1,143,075.87, which is 889,232.91 less than for the corresponding period of 1900.

Editors are Good.

The Prison Mirror, published in. the Minnesota penitentiary, says: ''Why is it that from the first inception of our paper until the present time we have never had an editor sojourn in our midst? Other

For shoveling boards, all kinds, see J. Hormell. The finest line of toilet soaps in town at Hauk's. professions have been well rcpre-

A good bulk coffee 10 cents peri sen ted of preachers wc have had pound at Bob Taylor's. 4 enough to furnish subsistence to an Call and see our new line of Tal- African chief for a year doctors cum powder, at Hauk's. enough to depopulate astate enough

Pure cider vinegar for sale, 20! lawyers to start a good sized colony cents per gallon. John H. Munns. Un hades, but no editors, not a sinTablets, pencils, pens, ink and

school books at Harry Wilson's Drug Store.

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Still a Hankerin'. I. Starnes continues

H. I. Starnes continues to have

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Jay101' 10 cents per package. |]la^ Henrv I. Starnes is to start a

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lott Hustler will soon be in it again.

The Hustler says: "We understand

If you want the best woven wire farm journal and No. 1. will appear proposes to carry on a vigorous warfence on earth for the money, see 'about November 1. It will not be fare against liquor dealers of that Hormell.

an agricultural sheet only in loca- city. It is reported that during the

Radiant Hoitie and A:ft Garlaiid, tion as- it is to be edited, printed, week more than thirty affidavits hard and soft coal burners, at bot- eta, at H. I's. country residence have been filed against saloon kccptom pr3"'-\ J. II 'vm 11. .'-f TIi!lAui\ .': -k of the city.

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It Isn't What We Do, But How We Do a Thing That Counts.

Turkeys Will Cost More It is said that the Thanksgiving! and Christmas turkey will cost more this year than usual. Tho crop of turkeys, according to a poultry dealer's estimate, will be much below that of last year.: This, it is said, is due in the first place to tho cold and unusually wet spring which worked very unfortunately the early hatches. This was par

against!

ticularlv the case with turkevs,many of the young birds dying from tho

cold and wet, and their growth was generally retarded from the same

causes. Then came the excessive hot weather duringJulv, the hottest experienced for years, with the thermometer ranging continual!}7, from 100 to 110 at different points and prettv much all over the countrv. This reduced the fertility of

the eggs, thus smaller hatchings. This short crop will have* the effect of forcing un the prices materially.

Resolutions.

Since according to natural

Resolved: that we as the teachers of Wayne township and Waynetown schools, recognize the good accomplished by these two worthy men also, that we express our deepest sympathy to their families and friends in their sad bereavement. Be it further

Resolved: that we as their fellowteachers try to emulate the good in their lives. Respectfully submitted,

cies death has claimed two of our workers, Chap. II. Pease and Wm. Cord and since their lives were: faithfully spent in their profession, the influence of their characters as' teachers have found place in many lives, therefore be it

CIIAS. E. Grenard. ElvereePorter.

Cheap Rate to Buffalo.

The Big Four will sell round trip tickets to Buffalo to the Pan-Ameri-can exposition for $7.35, return limit six days including date of sale. Tickets on sale every Tues-

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An anti-saloon league was organized at Anderson Sunday which

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The Jolly Workers will entertain Saturday evening, Nov. 9. An Elkhart girl is the causc of much trouble for the local bankers of that city. Not long since she dropped a 10-cent piece down the back of a strange young man who sat in front of her at the theater. He called on and later married her. Now there is a threatened 10-cent piece famine at Elkhart, and any eligible young man who goes to the theater can expect to have a good week's wages chucked down inside his collar.

Again our citizens have received the warning that we occupy treacherous grounds in deleting the adoption of some plan for adequate fire protection. All consent that steps ought to be taken to secure the pro

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It Symbolizes the Power to Do! It Indicates What We Have Bone! It is Significant of What We Shall0Do! Namely: Give You More for Your Dollar Fair Treatment and Satisfaction Than

Not a Howling Success. While we were not permitted t-hej "great pleasure" of being present aj single day at the Covington streetj

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The crowds each day were diminutive and the enthusiasm failed to en-

jthuse. We are told that the livliest and best of it was continued over into the first of this week into the 'courts which have been doing a 'Klondyke business in assesssing fines for a multitude of misdemean-

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is said that all the officials have

been taking their meals in the court room so that they may facilitate matters and get through in time for Veedersburg to get a whack at the agen- gang this week again.

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For Sale at Bob Taylors.

A $400.00 Piano for 350.00 300.00 250.00 $100 Organ for $77. 75 Organ for $50..

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lost to pay for a good system of fire almost everything in use for those 5 per Cent Money protection, or at least one that ailments. Last August he began would give a fighting chance in case using Chamberlain's Stomach and of fire, and it does/ seem that this Liver Tablets and was soon feeling fact alone ought to put the heads of, much better. In a recent letter he our leading citizens together and says, I have used three boxes of finally evolve a plan that would give the Tablets and now think I am us the desired results. Are we still well." These Tablets improve the

slumbering over this matter or are appetite and invigorate the stomach,! prx

awake to our necessities and liver and bowels. For sale by Harry W.

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BOOK-KEEPING AND SHORTHAND.

Crawfordsville ^Business College.

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Value,

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Anybody Else.

INKELSPIEL, the funny Dutchman, tells of how Russell Sage, the famous V\ all street financier "did it" to the Italian fruit vender when he first entered Wall street. Sage is represented as young and green and the peddler took him for a "soft mark." ou buya some apple, sixa for five centa," shouted the Italian. "Veil, let me see! Seex for ii\e cent, five for four cent, four for dree cent, dree for two cent, two for one cent, one for noddings, aindt it? Veil gif nic von. You lose nod-dings and I make von?" And Mr. Sage walked ff munching his apple while the Italian had a cat fit, and no wonder. Now that's a funny story, but it wasn't good business, if true. Just so in the line we carry •body can sell a horse, or a buggy, or a wagon for cash or short time. But the Judy system sells for cash or long time and we make you feel that you have got a bargain and made a friend. We don't take your apple for nothing, but give you the biggest sort of values for your money. •That is the'secret of our success. We make frienes of our customers and they in. turn help us to sell to others. If we took out of our business the profit on what our customers help us to -sell it would leave a very large hole in the Judy System. Isn't that the very best endorsement a business man could have? Wc mt none better than that. It is that sort of endowment that makes us confident in inviting you to come and trade with us. We feel .that what we say is the truth. Truth is impressive—it carries conviction with it—and when we advertise we do so in the earnest conviction that what we say will impress you with our belief and that you will come and investigate for yourself. Our experience proves that advertising in -this earnest way pays, else we would not do it. Our little book—ehattv, catchy, critical concentrated truth beautifully illurtrated and chuck full of information about Judvville and our methods will be mailed to you for the asking,

MANUFACTURERS PRICES

For the next thirty days we will sell and Organs at wholesale prices

new

mt All of these intruments are direct from our faetories and are warranted for the term of five years. ••m This sale will positively close in 30 days, so do not delay the matter. Prices marked in plain figures.

Some good second hand Organs cheap.

D. IX. BALDWIN &

^113 South Washing-ton St., Crawfordsville.

Geo. F. Hughes, Manager.

School Opens Tuesday, September 17th. 6 A 4 A A 4

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EAST BOUNDNo Zajiv&iSi t. ta No 16 saoil 12:32

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ifw Not mail dua 6:17 a D. No 111 :tOp No 1, 6:08

Noc. 13 east and 11 west, are now ruuing Sue days. No. stops only on Sunday's. Sunday tickets half rata.

Old People Have Tlieir Troubles. i»Mr. Francis Little of Benton

tection needed but no one seems to Harbor, JMich., is over eighty years dependent to give yon any information about a be read to general the hosts and of age. Since 1865 he has been

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start the fight. Already the past troubled more or less with indiges- iectionabie feature, it is th. mo,t sitSactfew weeks enough property has been, tion and constipation and has tried

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WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY Every Week in- the Year.

Pianos follows:

$305.00. 248.00.

212.00.

-r 185.00.

§90 Orcjarrfor $68. 65 Organ for $49.

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Correspondence Solicited.

"SWAPS"

G-ood Story

Will bear oft repeating. Mine is 'supplying jour wants in Heal Estate, Loano and Insurance. If you desire topurcbaso call on mo, if jou desire to soli your property, farm or stock of goods list it with mo and see the iiuinedintc result. Spend a half hour with mo and talk it

over-

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I am noith»r too busy, too vain nor too' in-

loan lam

ron can secure, l'leuty of

And tsrms reason ablo.

Insurance.

WitTi half on eye you can see how n°cr sary it is to carry insurance «e«inst fire, lightening or wind in good l»ss-payin(r companies Let mo fit you out at once or let me renew your insurant if it is out. Cash or installment plan,

^ort note plan, wmwritopou""cither way.

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can make

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