The Bremen Enquirer from Bremen, Indiana • Page 4

BIG SAFE CRACKED AT WAKARUSA. LAPAZ LOCALS. BREMEN ENQUIRER 1 Wear a Nice 1 The Season lias arrived when you will want a Fall or Winter Suit. That is the reason why Wilhelm, the tailor has all the latest novelties in Suitings to offer you at Prices that were never before so cheap. A Good Business Suit for only $15.00 and upwards.

A nice Dress Suit for $18.00 and upwards. All wool pants and upwards. PERFECT FIT GUARANTEED. A Nice set of teeth will beautify the homliest face. It is our business to see that you have those teeth attended to at once, and at reasonable prices.

This shows a sample of our teeth without plates. Office on Second Floor of Dietrich's Block. Dr. J. D.

Scott Avill be at his office in Bremen on Monday and Tuesday of each Week. Will be found at bjs office in Nappanee the remainder of the time. D.SCOTT, Dentist. JOHN WILHELM, Merchant Tailor I uarae Loatoi Brea mmmmmmmmmmm umuuimuuuuuuuuuu mmmtnmmmmmm UUUUUnUUlUMUUMI Paid For Country La: PONADER'S BAKERY AND GROCERY. FRESH GOODS RECEIVED EVERY WEEK.

We have the freshest and best assortment of Canned got on the market. Fresh Bread, Cakes and Pies always on hand. Meal a Lunches served at all hours. Rev. Peter will hold eervices next Sunday evening.

Henry Sluss of Bremen spent Sunday with his parents. Y. J. Forsyth, of South Bend, was among us Sunday. Mr.

Babcock has moved his family to the Sherritt farm. Mr. and Mrs. Davenport spent Sunday at South Bend. Peter Cline, of North Liberty, was on our streets Wednesday.

Rev. Spitler preached his first sermon at Logan's hall Sunday. Miss Carrie Berger, of South Bend, spent Sunday at Lapaz. Mies Johnson, of Teegarden, visited with friends here Monday. Tice Leed had the top torn off his two seated buggy Sunday evening.

Dr. C. F. HoltzendortT has been on the eick list for the past two weeks. Mies Lulu Abbott, of South Bend was the guest of her mother, Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. TryBinger wer visiting with relatives at South Bend Sunday. A daughter is reported at the home of Mr. and Mrs.

Sheneman, since Thursday. Henry Shirk had the misfortune to lose a fine robe while at church Sunday evening. Miss Meta Behrens, teacher of the primary room, spent Sunday with Mies Mate Gonter. Mr. Dillie expects to leave for his old home in Pennsylvania next Thursday for a short visit.

Rev. Peter returned home from Paris, Ohio, where he has been attending the Lutheran Synod. About three miles east of here those who are not involved in a law suit are considered lucky. There will be good music and order at the public dance Saturday night, and a large crowd is expected. The Misses Dillie, Plake and White returned Friday from Chicago where they were visiting a few dayB.

Quite a number of Lapaz people attended the entertainment given by the Maccabees at Plymouth Thursday eve. The ladies of the Lutheran chapel are engaged in making neckties, hand-kerchieves, for their Christmas table. W. F. Fuller, who has been agent here for several years, has been moved to Syracuse.

Cyrus Shafer has taken his place. The dance given by Thayer and Albert is reported to have been a success. A large crowd was present and all enjoyed a good time. Same of our young people enjoyed a very pleasant evening at the home of Mr. Sherritt, who expects to start for Georgia in the near future.

While David Rodenberger and wife were riding out Sunday evening their boree upset the huggy without irj irirg the occupants. The buggy was demolished. Those who believe chronic diarrhoea to be incurable should read what 'Mr. P. E.

Grisham, of Gaars Mills, has to eay on th subject, viz: "I have been a sufferer from chronic diarrhoea ever since the war and have tried all kinds of medicines for it. At last I found a remedy that effected a cure and that was Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy." This medicine can always be depended upon for colic, cholera morbus, dysentery and diarrhoea. It is pleasant to take and never fails to effect a cure. 25 and 50 cent sizes for sale by Miller Co. THERE IS ONE "BEST" There are lots of pretty fair and pretty good crackers on the market, but there is but one Fox's XXXX Wafer Butter Crackers are just a little better than the very best of other bakers, but that is worth remembering when you order the beet crackers.

CROUP QUICKLY CURED. Mountain Glen, Ark. Our children were sufferng with croup when were ceived a bottle of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. It afforded almost instant A. Thornton.

This celebrated remedy is for sale by O.F.S. Miller Co J. M. Thirswend, of Grosbeck, Texas, says that when he has a spell of indiges tion, and feels bad and sluggish he takes two of DeWitt'e Little Eirly Risers at night, and he is all right the next morning. Many thousands of others do the same thing.

Do you? Miller Co. "I'm mighty glad my wife coaxed me into getting her a wheel," aaid the lean passenger. "Makes her happy, eh?" said the fat passenger. She is so stuck on riding that ehe ain't going to clean house this year." MADE A NEW MAN OF HIM. Bryan, Ohio, Jan.

13. 1807. Gentlemen: For years I had been suffering from incigestion. Had a poor appetite and could eat nothing containing grease and contantly had a worn out feeling. After using three 50c bottles of Dr Calldwell's Syrup Pepsin I am now able to eat anything my appetite craves and can eay it has made me a new man.

Eli Bowen. Sold by Koontz Bros. Tbe usually quiet little town of Wakarusa, Elkhart county, was considerable excited over the report that was set afloat early Thureday morning that the Wakarusa Exchange bank had been robbed duriDg the previous night. Investigation Bhowed the report to be true. The thieves had broken into the Wabash tool house where they procured tools with which to effect an entrance to the building.

Once in the building, they drilled three holes into the safe and by the use of dynamite the outer door was completely demolished, tbe inner door, however, euccsstully resisted the force of the explosion, hence, no entrance was gained to the treasure box. A email drawer which the cashier had neglected to put in the safe that night, and which contained 75 in cash and notes amounting to several hundred dollars, was the extent of the robbery. The. force of the explosion tore a large hole in the side of the building, doing considerable damage. The work was plainly that of professional cracksmen.

The only clew to the thieves is a team and buggy which they had stolen near the scene of the robbery and had driven to a point several miles north of Elkhart, where they abandoned the rig and escaped. PUBLIC SCHOOL NOTES. The Senior Botony class vieited the Lake of the Woods last Thursday. The S's are reading Miles Standish, and the ll'a the Merchant of Venice. "The Brownies," a piper published by Room" promises to rival even the metropolitan papers.

The present enrollment of the Bremen-schools is as follows: Room 1, CO; Room 2, 45; Room 3, Gl; Room 4, 5Q; Room 5, 41; Room 45. Total, 317. Profs. Ellis and Crowley attended the Executive Committee of the County Teachers' Association at Plymouth last Saturday. Prof.

ElliB is president of the association, and Prof. Crowley will read a paper at the November meeting. Disfigurement for life by burns or scalds may be avoided by using DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve, the greatest remedy for piles and for all kinds of sores and skin troublee. O. F.

S. Miller Co. President Harris, of the Heading' railroad, estimates the original contents of the Pennsylvania anthracite fields at 500,000,000 tons, of which, about IS jer cent, have been taken out. This would leave nearly 12,000,000,000 tons, which at an annual rate of production cf 45,000,000 tons, would last 203 years, but probably only about one-half of the amount unmincd would be actually available. Lord Kelvin has been making' ex-x'rimeuts to discover what the effect of a eanonade of quick-firing puns would be- on board the vessel firini nnd the ship subject to the fire.

He finds that after1 15 minutes firing' the survivors of the crews of both vessels ould be reduced to a state of mental, if not physical, incapacity, owing to the concussion of the projectiles on the sides of the vessel and the noise of the guns. There is no need of little children being tortured by scald bead, eczema and skin eruptions. DeWitt'a Witch Hazel Salva gives instant relief and eyres permanently. O. F.

S. Miller Co Bremen. Notice of Final Settlement of Estate. In the matter of the estate cf John V. Miller deceased.

Ia the Marshall Circuit Court, October terra, Notice is hereby given that the undersigned, as administrator with will annexed of estate of John V. Miller deceased, has yiresented and filed his account and vouchers in final settlement of said estate and that the same will come up for the examination aDd action of said Circuit Court on the 13 day of November 1897. at which t'me all persons Interested in said state are required to appear in said Court and show cause, if any there be, why said account and vouchers should not be approved. And the heirs of said estate, and all others interested therein, are also hereby required, at the time and place aforesaid, to appear and make proof of their heirship or claim to any part of said estate. Done Oct.

IStth, Christian Kkoepfle. Witness the Clerk and Seal of said Marshall Circuit Court, at Plymouth, Indiana, this 19th day of October. IS'JT. Jons Wiltfoso, Clerk, Hayes, Attorney. EXECUTOR SALE.

Notice is hereby (given that the undersigned executor of the last will and testament of He-becca Beyler, deceased, under nnd by virtue of the authority vested in me by the terms thereof, will offer for sate at private sale certain real estate belonging' to the estate of the said Uclecca Beyler, deceased, situated In Marshall county, Indiana, and described as follows, towit: The northwest quarter of the southwest quarter of section twenty-three ii, township thirty-five north, of rang-e three west, containing forty (4Ui acres, more or less: Alsoa tract of land known as the nld homestead of George Beyler, deceased, and being south of the river, in the southeast quarter of the southwest quarter of section township thirty-tive north, range three (3) east in said county, and more particularly described as the west three i3) acres of the east four and one-half (i'i) acres of that part of the said southeast quarter of the said southwest quarter of said section that lies south of Yellow river. Terms of Sale: rash. Bids will be received at my hardware store in the town of Bremen, Marshall county. 1 ndiana, until and including November ls'7. The right is reserved to reject any and all bids.

JOHN H. STE1NECK, Executor. ISSUED EVERY FRIDAY MORNING. ItUOOK H. BOWMAN, FUBU 11.

HEUKICK, Subscription Kates. One Copy, One Year 51.50 One Copy, Six Months 75 Ono Copy, Three Months 40 Entered at the postoffice at Bremen, as second class matter. BREMEN, IND. FRIDAT OCT- 22, 1897 The Chicago Chronicle is becoming about as partisan a paper as the most devoted democrat could wish. Col.

J. S. Dodge, of Elkhart, declined the appointment of consul to Japan. The reason given is that business forbids it. Over two hundred acres of the best farming land in the north-eastern part of Laporte county has been rendered worthless by tire.

Corbett, Fitzeimmons and their kind are always eager to enter the fighting ring, but they are wary about playing in a foot ball game. They have no desire to be killed or be maimed for life. George M. Pclxmax, the great palace car magnate and millionaire, of Chicago, died very unexpectedly at his home on last Tuesday. His funeral will be held Saturday.

It is reported that Spain wishes to cell Cuba. Spain is wise in this, for watever she gets firm the sale is that much clear money. She will either have hold it. It is stated tnat ine vmcago sou Milwaukee Beer Trust has gone to pieces. It is still thought that the Sun, Moon and stars will continue re-So lving in their proper orbits.

The new state of Superior is the latest proposition. The plan suggested is to take that portion of Michigan which lies west of Lake Michigan, add to it a slice of Wisconsin and convert the territory into the new state Superior. Arizona is knocking at the door for admission to statehood. She has a population of 87,500 and is especially rich in grazing lands, making it valuable for stock raising purposes. It also has eome good mineral deposits and has made rapid development in educational matters for a few years past.

A. S. Nichols, of Michigan City, has been appointed receiver for the Allen Manufacturing company, makers of bicycles-arid operators of a large plant within the walls of the northern Indiana prison. The abolishment of the contract convict labor system is assigned as one of the reasons for the embarrassment of the company. If the State's attorneys in the Luet-gart trial at Chicago tell the truth, all the witnesses for the defence are all liars, and if Leutgart's lawyers are truthful, all the State's witnesses are liars.

If the witnesses all tell the truth all the lawyers on both sides are liars. It looks a little like it was both ways, that is, all the witnesses and lawyers, liars. Bv the death of admiral John L. Wor-den, an important episode of the late war is refreshed in our memory. Worden was in command of the famous Monitor in the combat with the Merrimac during which he was rendered senseless by a concussion but he saved not only the fleet which the Merrimac was about to attack but also the whole north atlantic coast and probably the Union.

The encounter also revolutionized marine ship building the world over in that the wooden hull was abandoned for the iron monsters which now Bail the seas. Deputy Fish commissioner J. J. Ilil-debrandt has been relentless for the last year in prosecuting violators of the fish laws. Farmers west of Logaheport grew exceedingly bitter, and learning that Ilildebrandt had planned a raid for Friday night a small party procured a rope with the avowed intention of lynching him.

Ilildebrandt was accompanied by several deputies and intimidated the mob by a display of hrearms. lie has conliscated ever 0,000 feet of nets in a year. A year ago his deputies were assailed at Burrows by an infuriated mob and forced to run for their lives. The supreme court made an important decision a few days ago. It held that a person who has returned a falee and fraudulent list of his taxable property to the assessor at any time since 1881 is liable to a penalty of from to on each year that such falee or fraudulent list was returned.

It also holds that the ommiesion of a tax certificate or other species of property from the schedule in a year when no specific inquiry was made for that particular clasa of property subjects the owner to the penalty, since he is bound to liEt all uoperty not expressly exempted by law. FRED PONADEI Highest Market Price When you can Duyine a a aflhe fa 1 INE of Staple Groceries And Canned Gooda Have Been Received at the Emmons Restaurant Which we are selling at very low prices. Our goods are fresh and of the best quality. Bread, Cakes apd Pies baked every day. Try our Home Made Pies, and jou will pronounce them the best on the Market.

MEALS and LUNCHES Served at ALL HOURS. We also carry a choice line of Candies, Cigars, Fruits and Tobaccos. FRESH OYSTERS Sold In any quantity or served In any Style. Call aud Eee us when in need of anything. J.

E. EMMONS. Bremen. Steinway IB. Cliaso Hazolton Sterling Huntington.

This incomparable line of the beet pianos the markets of the world afford are for sale at prices as low as you often pay for inferior goods. It will pay you to investigate. Drop us a card. We will seed you catalogues and terms. ELBEL 114 N.

Michigan St. South Bend, Ind REMEMBER I0DR FEIEHDS The old Bremen Marble Works is again opened and I will Bay to the people of Bremen and vicinity that we are now prepared to furnish cemetery work of any kind at reasonable prices and will treat you as nice as we can. When I am not here myself call on Mr. Albert Kinzie who will Bhow you our work and take your order for anything in that line. See us.

M. B. GROVES. BY DAY OR WEEK. Opposite Garver house on north Center Btreet.

Rates reasonable. Mrs. Emma A. Schilt. MONEY TO LOAfJ at 6, 7, and 8 per cent on satisfactory security.

Partial paymentaNowed Write me, C. TIBBETTS Plymouth Ind. Consumption Cure Warner's White Wine of Tar Syrup, the best couiih renu'dy on enrtii. cures a cold in one day if taken in time. '25 and 50 cis.

All clruir'-rists. DeWitt'a Little Early Risers, The famous little pills. GENUINE A FULL AND COMPLETE LINE FOR ALL KINDS OF FUEL AT PRICES FROM 10.00 TO 75.00 A Full and tOOXfDt tr fif fuel. mail hn and of the samp "fitui mnc" cf Any ether complete th Mirxt line 1S line op HIlTtDt Vinlc fM0 mAdinlj n-ihi-iai iiiihi. euepi i 1 OUR MOCK OF GENERAL HARDWARE HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS ETC 15 HOST COMPLETE AND 50LD AT LOWER PRICES THAN EVER sa5 Ell nursonign, uuil OJSH6.

BEST WOVEN FOR 3 Hen youcan maketh WIRE FEMGE Qrd EARTH TO 20 CEWTS noni oii.j 1.11H.BBH tint. man and boy can make from 40to. sirong, pigc BROTHERS wrousaaa. OverSOstyles. illustrated Cstjinpn KtTSELM.