Waynetown Despatch, Waynetown, Montgomery County, 3 April 1908 — Page 3

TINKER, is a beautiful gray, foaled in 1905 by Presiier, No. 41,692, first dam, Bettie. This colt is a splendid specimen of the Percheron horse, second to none for style, size, bone and action. Anyone wanting to breed to draft horse will make no mistake to breed to this young fellow.

Cleveland Lad, Jr.

CLEVELAND LAD, JR., is a dark brown, stands sixteen hands high, and Ave years old this spring. He has

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plendid style and good action. His colts began drop this spring and are showing to be first-class.

DAY STAR, JR.

DAY STAR, JR. is a beautiful iron gray jack, 6, years old, and stands 15 hands high is well proportioned in every way, good style and finish.

Day Star, Jr., was sired by Day Star, first dam Golden Eagle second dam Meringus Mammoth. His colts are extra good in heighth, with large bone and heavy body. There is no better mule jack in Indiana.

This stock will make the season of 1908, at my barn, 3 mile south of Wingate, 3 miles north of Waynetown, and 2 miles west of Elmdale, at $10, to insure colt to stand and suck. Colt to stand good for service fee. Parties

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arting with mares forfeit season, will be taken to prevent accident, bat will not be responsible should any OCCUr., •i'J j"

'EMIT GRENARD, Keeper. B.

!•'$£'

BLUE FLAME OIL STOVE

The Best Made and Perfectly.Sate.

A fine line of Jardeniers to close out at cost. Farm Fence 4-foot high 80c

New and Up-to-Date Line of Fancy Dishes. See Them before You Buy.

A Dis'~ nt of 10 Per Cent on all Fancy Quoensware.

F. P. NO. 3. ,*

WIN-GATE, INDIANA.

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WAYNETOWN TELEPHONE No, 755.

M.BROWN,

Any Day Your House or Barn May Struck By Lightning and Burned.

Can You Afford to Lose Them?

If not get them rodded with the best rod on the market, at the same price asked by men selling an inferior article. Don't buy until you see my Rod and Fixtures.

YOU WILL SAVE MONEY.

You can see samples by calling on P. M. BROWN, or dropping me a card and representative will call on you.

FRANK J. FISHER.

Bell'Phone 882. Crawfordsville, Ind.

TINKER

COL. W.B. DAVIES

PRACTICAL AUCTIONEER,

'PHONE 524.

WAYNETOWN, INDIANA.

Attention. Farmers!

As spritfg ishj£re and the fanners are getting V'eauy to commence their work, I thought it would be a benefit to them to let them know that I am prepared to do all kinds of new and repair work, such as plow work, making new plow shears, sharpen funerl] plows, cast shears ground, broken' castings mended, all kinds of brazing done,horse clippers ground, sawgumming, emery grinding, discs sharpened, bicycle repairing, wagon work, both wood and iron, rubber I tire work of all kinds, carriage (painting and trimming. All work guaranteed. In fact, any thing you are apt to want done. Have employed first-class help.''-'"Bring your work where you can get it all done.

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Republican Convention. The Republicans of Wayne town ship will hold their primary township convention Saturday, April 18, for the purpose of electing four delegates to the county convention and also to nominate a township ticket for the offices of township trustee, assessor and one member of the advisory board.

Wood Wanted.

A few cords of good 18 inch wood for cook stove is wanted by TIIE DESPATCH, and we must have it the next few days. Call or phone us if you have wood to sell.

Popcorn Wanted.

Any one having a clean variety of the squirrel or rice popcorn, can find sale for it by seeing Clarence Small.

No accidents happen to buildings rodded by Frank Fisher. He has no over supply of hot air but he has the goods and knows how to do the work.

It you want to raise a colt that will stand high, go high and sell high, breed to Huckery's famous coach horse.

AGENTS WANTED!—16x20 crayon portraits 40 cents, frames 10 cents and up, sheet pictures one cent each. You can make 400 percent profit or $86.00 per week. Catalogue and Samples W Frank W. Williams Company, 1208 W. Taylor St., Chicago, 111.

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A Mystery. «r

A. P. Overbay, who lives oh the Jerry Busenbark farm, south east of Attica, was much puzzled last Friday morning when he noticed that the sod had been removed from a

pot in his yard within thirty feet of the house and that a hole had apparently been dug there near the roots of an o\d peach tree. The dirt had been thrown back leaving a very grave like mound and after summoning a neighbor, he dug down to see what had been buried there, nothing was found but the size of {the cavity was noted from the undisturbed earth. Jt was about three feet long by two wide and was about three feet deep. The soil was thrown back and if the sod had been replaced he would not known that any one had dug there. He tried to find tracks but the grass hid all traces of footsteps and no clew was left of who it was or of what they were seeking. The house is an old one and has been occupied by the

Busenbark family for the past forty years, until the death of Mr. Busenbark a few years ago. As far as known there has been no mystery connected with the home and Mr. Overbay and his neighbors are racking their brains for a solution of the mystery. The digging was done sometime between Thursday evening and Friday morning but the family heard nothing, as they slept up stairs and there are no windows in that end of the house nearest the spot disturbed. The matter has caused much speculation among the friends and neighbors of Mr. Overbay and they would like very much to know what it all means.—• Attica Press.

Go to Dwiggins for disc sharpening. Birthday souvenir cards at Sutton's.

Timothy seed for sale by Robert Green. John Wittie of Ilillsboro was in town Monday.

Plow sharpening at Dwiggins' blacksmith shop. Dr. G. E. Bounnell of Hillsboro, was over Wednesday.

Finest line of souvenir cards ever brought to town at Sutton's. Ben Gray and wife attended the

Mrs. John S. Gray at

Wallace Sunday. Don't fail to send your away from home friends one of those beautiful

case he is conducting in Fountain C. IK Sayers.

county court. Col. W. B. Davies, Waynetown's popular auctioneer, was in Indianapolis Saturday where he attended a meeting of the State Auctioneers Association and a banquet given by the members of the association at night.

Mr. and Mrs. Wm Peveler entertained at dinner Sunday Mont. Groves and wife of Wingate, Harry Tracy and wife of Crawfordsville, Frank Foxworthy of Meilott, Mrs. John Wiggen of Sullivan, 111.. Will Gross and Mrs. Maggie Fletcher.

Dr. W. J. Hurt received a letter the first of the week from Dr. J. S. Ciaypool at Pine Village, where he located a few weeks since, in which he says they like the town so far very well, and thus far business has been good for the time he has been located there. Sunday night while they were at church, a lamp which they left burning in their home, exploded and only by being discovered at the proper time and bv quick work was the home saved from being burned.

W. S. Fowler, who has been 'attending the Indianapolis School of Veterinary, returned home Friday of last week after taking final examination for graduation on Thursday. Mr. Fowler passed the examination and is one of a class of thirtythree who received their diplomas of graduation Wednesday evening at the graduating exereises of the school. You may now write it W. S. Fowler, V. M. D. and he justly deserves the title hard work and study has given him. You will find his card elsewhere in this issue.

BOYS

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Bine. Checks

We also dress Men from head to foot.

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Dr. B. 111. May, Osteopathic Phy-

sician, of Crawfordsville, has rooms I in the Wayne Hotel on Tuesdays

and Fridays every week and will be

glad to meet and talk with any one

with any chronic ailment.

more than in all America besides.

It is the greatest aggregation of Jews in any one spot on earth, being one-! eleventh of the entire Jewish popu-i lation of the globe. Here are onefifth as many Jews as in Russia, onehalf as many as in Austria-Hungary, four times as many as are in the

plain

hocker. The coats are with or with

out belts. Ages 3 to 16 years.

Priees lano-p from §1.50 to $7.00'?

according to quality.

%?Wm. Rider was in the county Call at H. \W-^B.p^prs H$.rri|?s scat Wednesday. Store and see the famous Troy bug If you are going to use a crop fer- &'ies* tilizer, see F. M. Lucas.

Troy buggies are beauties at If. M. Bowers Harness Store. Don't fail to get one of those ele-

Easter or Birthday souvenir jjostal ^a£ter caids at SuttOii cards for sale at,Sutton's. Walter Shurr made a brief visit, Capt. H. », .tailing, Iwme from Dmvill* II]/, Monday.! from Veedersburg Monday ^ou SALE: 15 acres of good tintafter matters pertaining to a divorce jl)er- Inquire of .W. Biddlo or!

The senior class of the Hillsboro "The! Hills-1

of the present month, and for all the boys to bring them in by that time,

20 E. Main St

Frank Fisher represents the largest SALE DATES lightning rod manufacturing com-!

sells and can prove it. J. Crouch & Son of Lafayette, says, "H. O. Huckery of Wayne-

town, Ind., has the best bred Ger-i man coach horse there is in the state." This horse will make the| season at Mr. Hubkery's home 31 miles south of Waynetown. Service fee $10, colt to stand and suck.

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Of course we sell Shoes and Oxfords, Hats, and Gaps, Shirts, Collars and Ties to match the above Suits.

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Hendricks

MONEY

TO LOAN

We are ready

place

farm loans now at.

er" PER CENT OM INTEREST

High school gives the plav, Merchant of Venice", at the boio opeia house tonight. with most liberal partial payment

Joe Baldwin says the fur-having: privileges. See me or write me at season is about over, and that he

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wants to close the season by the 10 th!oharlIb

Yours Truly,

W. ROSS,

Real Estate Loans and Insurance.

Crawfordsville, Ind.

COL. LUETOIT HUGHES

AUCTION EER.1-

Crawfordsvme

Ai»ril 11'-"Lilldon

Indiana,

10 .o'clock, prompt,

I house and lot belonging to the'Lore'estate,

piiny 111 tj^iG W a 1 is S O A ah E is good. Remember you buv rods] "'nn H'WOO""#^ Call'Phones, Home 770 Bell 723, tor only once in a life-time wnen you 0pen

buy the best, and that is what he Auctioneering. $ 3 „T &

dates. All of my time^given to

BYERS & BYERS

Real Estate Agents,

Agents for Insurance

It is said that within twenty Company North miles of New York'sCity Hall there! A YV-JPY»IPQ T^O-HNNAL is a population of 1,000,000 Jews,

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British Isles, ten times as manyaslsion Vouchers Executed Pension in the Holy Land and twenty times Papers Prepared

as many as dwell in Jerusalem, and Leases Acknowledged.

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Insurance Company.

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NOTARY,PUBLIC.

Insurance and Collecting Pen-

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/Mortgagee.?

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Bros.

Have Your Old Teeth Taken Out

With the New Anesthetic

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And have them replaced with

New Ones.

Prices Right! All Work First-class.

Strictly

DR. J. H. LOWE.

OFFICE IN FOSTER BLOCK. HOURS: ?.8 to 12 A. M. & 1 to 6 P. M. gigg-Consultation and examination free

W. S. FOWLER, V. M. D.

Waynetown, Ind.

Calls Answered Promptly Day Night.

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WAYNli TO WK",-

Residence 'Phone No 684, or leave call at S. M. Davis Drug Store.

DBAS. CEDARS

AUCTIONEER!

Farm, Stock and Personal Property Sale dates solicted and satisfaction guaranteed. Give us a trial. Terms, satisfactory! .,

INDIANA.