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THE MUNCIE MORNING STAR, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 14. 1915 SEPTUAGENARIAN IS ALEXANDRIA What Is Left of the Austrian Embassy FAMILY PRESENT WHEN ENOCHS CITY OFFICIAL OUT WITH FACTS Alexandria. Sept. 13. The city schools opened this morning for the coming year with every teacher Y1 FINED ANDSENTENGED Joseph Baker, 76, of Gas City, Passed Bad CheckWanted at Anderson, tewm 0 Vvv Samuel H.

Cochran, Well Known Elwood Citizen, Dies After Long Illness. M. D. Robinson, of Evansville, Makes Statement for Public. in plaie.

The enrollment was, central building grades only, 351; high school. 1U3; houth Side, 108; West Side, 195. Total, 818. This is an increase of 68 ever last year. 'I here were 74 beginners in the primary classes and 41 freshmen In the high school.

The Odd Feliows Lodge has received notice that C'leve Follls, one ot its members, was seriously Injured yesterday. In a train wreck near Kas. In the same wreck Ralph E. Green, a nephew of Kollis, was killed. Follis and Green formerly lived here and were employed in the paper mill und it is reported that they were on their way to the Pacific Coast.

Both were unmarried. The funeral of Mrs. William Her- i Gas City, Sept. 13. Joseph Baker, 76, was fined $100 and costs by Judge in Circuit Court, today, for having passed a check to John Shultz of this city when he had no funds In the bank.

Baker pur PROMINENT IN POLITICS SAYS TANLAC HELPED HIM chased an article of clothing from Hhultz and giving a check for ten dollars, received js.50 in change. He later returned the money and pleaded Funeral Service Will Be Held This Afternoon. iron will be conducted at the resi guilty to the charge. On account of "Sleep Better Now Than for Years," He Declares. dence, Wednesday afternoon at -o'clock, the Rev.

D. V. Williams, as-sifted by the Hev. Daisy Earr, ofllcua-ing. Burial will follow the 1, O.

O. I' Cemetery. Three large audiences greeted the Rev. Daisy Bsrr at the Armory yes-: terday. All of the churches or tne city that are participating in the the advanced age of the man, the judgi? was inclined to sunpend his fine until word was received that the man was wanted on a similar charge in Anderson.

He Is In Jail pending word from that city. CITY NOTKS. Ga City, 8ept. 13. George A.

Roberts was arrested in Marion, on a charge of assault and battery preferred by his wife. He will be tried in Gas City Court, Tuesday. Miss Beatrice Davis of Waynesburg. is the guest, of her brother, union meetings dismissed their morn- EvanBville, Sept. 13.

M. D. is one of the hundreds In this city who testify to the remedial results of Tanlac, the Premier Preparation. Mr. Robinson, who lives at 1320 Michigan and is an employe of the Board of Public Works of this city, says: "I was ill for a long time and it seemed that the more medicine I took "Keller's Say" A correct hat is necessary to correct appearance.

We invite your inspection of a fine collection of hats made in America and abroad. Ing eorvt'-e and attended tne service ut the armory. In the afternoon a mass meeting v. as held and at night, the largest audience of the campaign present. Invitations have been' Sept.

13. Samuel H. Cochran, 68, a lifelong resident of this vicinity, and one of the most prominent men of the city, died lust night at hia home on North Twelfth street, following a long illness due to paralysis. He had been lying at the point of death for eeveral weeks, and the members of his family were at the bedside when the end came. The deceased was prominent In politics here for years and had served as a member of tho council, road supervisor and in other political positions.

A wife, seven sonB. James. (ttSmest, Herman, Carl, William, Paul and Charles; two brothers, Henry and Frank Cochran, and two sisters, Mrs. John Calloway and Mrs. William Wagner, survive him.

The funeral David Davis. extended to the several lodges of the rity. The Odd Fellows I-odge has ac-tctilRf'. the irvitat'on and uUl attend uei uur ifi'iitm, aim nil. ttim i.

A ii wan in null, mnjiui'ii becoming tt "eonesoay nigni. could not eat without visiting Mr. and Mrs. Will Jay nauseated or having intense pains. I was also rundown and my back Misses Nellie and Mar- chal spent Sunday In Hartford City.

1 lie iicij rin trii MiMi-t--ia 1,1 nic Flint Glass Workers' Union are: President, Joseph Kramer; vice president, Walter Dowd; hnanclal secretary and treasurer, Ben Shleeter; recording and corresponding secretary, George Pyle; press secretary, John Rosenberger; inspector, Oliver Sloan: inside guard, Michael Cun ached, I felt tired and languid all the time and could not go to my work with my old time vigor. I slept poorly and felt about as tired when 1 awakened as I did when I retired. Tanlac is the only thing that ever helped me. I began Improving be Miss Minnie Krien, or Marion, was the guest, Sunday, of Miss Vera Marchal. Mr.

and Mrs. Warren- Kingery of Newcastle, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Earl Jay. Miss Grace Eisenhardt entertained ningham, outside guard, Georgrj will be held at the Methodist Protestant Church Tuesday afternoon, the fore I had taken a half bottle of the!" a number of friend, last evening at a nev.

miiia u. Avery in charge, and interment will follow here. medicine, my appetite returned; l' lirst, much to my surprise, I found I J''af'v Henry Went an al ei 4 'Dowd have been selected as delegates with me tasted us right and' caused ti om the bottle department to attend i ia conference between the manufac no discomfort. I am more energeti picnic. Those present were: Misses Vera.

Stella, Nellie and Margaret Marchal. Rosemary Malay, Anna and Grace Eisenhardt, Florence Knapp, Stella Brogan, Elsie and Helen Daniels, and Mary and Margaret Ellott. A card 1)rty and dance will be given Thursday evening at the parish hall by members of the Holy Family Church. turers and workers at Vinland, N. Friday.

than I have been In years and my work now is a real pleasure. I get up in the morning frellng bright and cheerful and eo to my work with an unanes master, 79, died late last night following a long illness from dropsy. The deceased came here a number of years ago from Virginia, where the greater part of his life was spent. Although a resident of a Southern state, he served throughout the civil war with the union army and was an unusually patriotic citizen. He Is survived by a wife, one brother, one sister and six stepchildren.

1 elastic step and general feeling of satisfaction. I also sleep better now than I have for years." JONESBORO Hohenlolion SchflliiiMfiirsl. Prim-e JMi Zwiedlnek. Prince Alf ml Zu Dunlap, Stetson, i' Borsalino Ward's, Mallory. Keller Special $2f $3 $4y $5 The Keller Company Walnut Charles Streets.

Mr. Robinson experience-is typical of thousands of others In all sections of the- United States who have found rapid relief from their troubles SUMMITVILLE Joncsboro, Sept 13. John HORSE HOT AVTVn KfXAWAY. T7- I Jk 1 I and Harry Young have returned from cinuuu, oepi. ij.

Becoming Wells County, where they attended Washington, Sept. 13. When Dr. Konstantin T. Dumba, ambassador from Austria, whose recall has been requested by the President of the United States, gives up his office, he will leave In charge temporarily.

Prince Alfred Zu Hohenlohoe-SchlllingHfurst and Baron Erich Zwiedlnek, This photograph of them was taken at the summer headquarters of the embassy In Lenox, Mass. by the use of the Master Medicine. As a general upbuilding tonic, blood the Griffith reunion. Mr. Young waa hairinan of the day.

Dr. Cnarles Durifier. tissue builder, appetiser. frightened while standing In front of a store on North Anderson street, the horse hitched to the Elias Eiken-berry dray ran distance of several squares before It crashed Into a Good of Huntington was the speaker. combatant and invigorator Tanlac has Summitville, Sept.

13. Announcements Have been received hero by friends of the marriage of Miss Geneva Hutistetter of Cnarlestown, to Thomas Harlor of New Ha- no superior. It Is especially beneficial for stomach, liver and kidney trouble, nervous debility, lack of appetite, sleeplessness, depression of though her husband has been earing SI 50 a month at the factory, that she veil, Ind Miss Huftstetter was for- has been denied credit at several merry a teacher in the high school, Samuel Griffith is the president of the association and Arthur Robey of Hartford City, secretary. The funeral ot Mrs. Floyd Crispin was held this afternoon, from tne a1.

P. Church with the Rev. G. h. Farrow and the Rev.

A. F. Leftlngwell In charge. Burial wa made in the Gas City cemetery. Mrs.

Crispin is sur R. Siller and Jennie Hancock; district E. E. Carter; district 4. Jerry Nuding; district 5.

Esta Filbey; district 8, Versa Halsey; district 10, Helen Henze; district 11, Frank Behmyer; district 12. Charles P. spirits, faulty circulation, hard coughs, colds, catarrh and diseases of the mucus membranes. asserts that the family has been poorly provided for. Alimony and 1 a week for the support of the 1 1 children is sought.

Gooding; district 14, Evlyn Hiatt; district 16, Otis Noble and May George. BISY PITTING lP TABEKXACIjE. Tanlac Is now being Introduced in Muncle at the People's drug store, where the Tanlac Man Is explaining the new remedy to large crowds dailv. It also may be obtained at the Owl drue store. Adv.

The barn at the rear of the Wright Hotel, suffered a small loss trom fire, which was quickly extinguished, this morning. The tuneral of W. C. Gordon, held tocay, was largely attended by several out-of-town relatives and friends. Business houses closed during the funeral hour.

Twenty-two persons united with the vived by her husband and one daughter, Mrs. Lena Robey. Jonesboro young people to leave for their respective colleges to date, are as follows: Ernest Arnett, Gladys and Carl Neal, Earlham; no- Elwood, Sept 13. All the wagon belonging to William Steele of near Leisure. The wagon was driven by Ixirella Steele, who was accom-1 panied by tho 17-year-old son of James Cochran.

Both bovs were thrown to the street but only slightly injured. The horse received a cut on its flank over a foot long and had to be shot. The dray and other horse escaped with but little Injury. WAKXKD TO IiOlIi WATER. Elwood, Sept 13.

Due to some changes being made at the city water plant, the water going through the mains here nt the present time was today staled by local physicians to be dangerous and a general warning has been issued that It should be boiled before etng used. H. P. Carpenter, In charge of th plant here, announced today that theAcolidititm ministers of the city, together with fifty men from the different churches, gathered at the hlg! school play K1AVOOH SHORT NOTES. Elwood, Spt.

13. Geltin: hold of a bottle of camphor, Lester, the 2-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Stafford, residing on South street, drank the contents and a short time later became deathly 111. A physician was called and after an hour's work, the child was declared out of Autumn Travel Hoddup, Racine.

Wis: Howard Coleman and George Wilson, Purdue, i Mrs. Dinah Meek was called to (Alexandria today, by the death of her FAIRMOUNT grounds early this morning and work Baptist Church, Sunday, as a result of meetings which were conducted for two weeks by the Rev. C. E. Walking and the Rev.

W. A. Bender. on the erecting of the tabernacle for sister, Mrs. Ccrnelia Harris.

to the the- coming evangelistic services was Miss Agnes Flowers has returned Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Himelick and Fairmount, Sept. IS. The Irom an extended stay in Kankakee.

Mrs. Mary Himelick started Sunday begun. The men are divided into working squads and it is expected that the building will be put in place Fairmount Township and public She will return there later to spend tor Carson, Iowa, to visit relatives. The Allen reunion held schools pt thi cty, opened this morn Sunday, at the Mounds -Park, was largely attended. Many from here the latter, part of the week.

Dinner was served all the workmen by the ladies at the Christian Church at noon, ing with a large enrollment. No studies were taken ud today, the the winter. Mrs. Frank Brenneman has issued invitations for an informal party to be given at her home, Thursday even-, ing for Mrs. Elon Ferguson.

Miss Inez Watson has returned from Detroit and has resumed her po went. of the water would be but temporarily as a change In the machinery is being made at the plant and within a week it is expected that It will be up to the Miss May Durham entertained. students being dismissed for the day after lessons for tomorrow had been Sunday lor dinner, the- following members of the Merry Jane assigned and the work for the week Mir outlined. sition in the office of the Wells Fargo Minnie Bradley, Gladys Kaufman, September, danger. Mrs.

Otto Boone, who has been critically ill with peritonitis, underwent an operation today and her condition Is said to be very grave. She was married only a short time ago. J. D. Roth returned today from attending the annual session of the National Mail Carriers' Association at Omaha, Neb.

He was elected Indiana vice president of the association. Emil Stout, was arrested, this morning, on intoxication charges upon the complaint of his wife who alleees that he has been causing trouhla at the home for seven! weeks. He pleaded guilty and arranged for the payment of the fine City treasurer Charles Harting is suffering from an attack of typhoid Thomas Smith, living in the ex standard again. SHOT H3S OWV DOG INSTEAD. Elwood, Sept.

13. After sev Express Company. Mazel Thomas, Rosalind Warner, A reunion of the 1911 graduating October and November treme south part of the town, who is suffering with cancer of the stomach, remains in a very serious condition. Ethel Grimes, I'va Vinson. Mae Durham, Josephine Wall.

Mrs. Ruth Abbott was a guest. The Circle Girls will meet Friday IN DOMAINS OP CI Pit). Elwood, Sept. 13.

Last night at their newly furnished home on South street, was solemnized the marriage of Charles Waymlre, 69, and Mrs. Chrlstena Lamb, 67, both prominent residents of the city. The ceremony was performed by the Rew Hillis L. Avery. Mr.

Waymire Is one of the most prominent Grand Army ylass of the Jonesboro High School was held at the home of Miss Hazel Schmitkin. All members of the class eral vain attempts to find the dog responsible for a number of sheep Barney Smith, William Langdon. C. L. Pemberton and A.

M. Sertght have that had been killed on his farm, re announced their candidacy, for the evening at the home of Miss Pearl Cunningham. were present as follows: Jlrs. Esther West of Fairmount; Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Ruley. Boulah Shields, Lillian Tufford. Hazel Schmitkin, Mary cently, Grover Identic, residing north of the city, who has been keeping Renublican nomination for marshal at the primary convention to be held on September 28. watch for the past several nights. are most delightful months to travel throughout the West and visit the two greatest Expositions in the world's history.

Low Fares In Effect Daily From Chicago Until Nov, 30, vi Harris and Ernest Arnett. Others members in Elwood and the veterans last night succeeded in shooting the Charles S. S. White ana wite, oi present were: Misses Mary Brighton animal only to find it was a dog 'owned by himself. The dog was a great pet on the farm and valuable Kokomo, were the Sunday guests of J.

H. Wilson and family. Mrs. 1. Waltz who has been very sick for the past two weeks, is improving at her home in the north part of town.

Mrs. J. Jones who is at the Alexandria Hospital is reported in a serious condition. Mrs. Oscar Brake and daughter, Mary, returned home, Sunday, from are planning a formal reception honor of him and his bride Today, Twin babies were born to Mr.

and at the home of the Rev. Robert Sell- Mrs. C. 1. Idler, this morning, ers occurred the marriage of Miss James and William Edwards, Mahel Scholl and John Tucker.

latter the son of former Council-bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. man Edwards. were arraigned in Mrs. Hazel Colby and daughter because of Its breeding.

Catherine, of Indianapolis, Mrs. P. Somers, of Kokomo. and Mrs. Ora Watkiiis and daighter, Adonis, of 1.

TOWNSHIP SCHOOI-S OPt'V. court this morning on the double Henrv Scholl and Mr. Tucker is a Muskegon, where they had Marion, have returned home after charge of Intoxication and assault and battery and pleaded guilty the Gladys Neal, Ora Wilson, Howard Coleman and Charles tH-hmitkin. A reception for the new pastor, the F.ev. George L.

Farrow, will be givrn Thursday evening at the M. P. Church by members of the congregation. The Converse Antlers were defeated on their own grounds by the Jonesboro football team in the game Sunday, with a more of 7 to 0. The Modern Priscilla Club will be entertained.

Wednesday afternoon, at the home of Mrs. W. C. Hubert. being the guests of W.

W. Watkins and family. been for several weeks, Mies Mary-having been very sick while there. Robert McLain, J. M.

Kaufman, F. M. Hundley, J. P. P.

Thurston, A. R. Kaufman, Enoch Morris, Harry Je- R. A. Morris has been appointed former cnarge.

Both young men deny that thev were fighting and each will stand trial. The infant child of Mr. and Mrs. H. E.

Webster died at the home, yes trustee to sell the estate of the late John Seale, consisting of more than 200 acres in Fairmount and young tin plate worker; They will make their permanent home here. WOMAN St'ES FOR IWVORCE. Elwood, Sept. 13. Mrs, Josie Woods has filed suit for divorce from her husband Warren Woods, and in addition to the separation she asks that he be restrained from selling personal property and real estate of considerable value, while the case Is pending.

The wife asserts that al- Weese, and Dr. R. E. Garrison, left Sunday for Eureka, Illinois, to be witnesses on the trial of the contested work began this morning In all schools of the with the exception of in Elwood, where a delay of a week in opening was necessitated because of the untinlshed condition of the new high school building. Superintendent Clauser stated today that It was assured everything would be ready to resume school by next Monday.

The in Pipecreek Township outside of Elwood are: District 1, Locia Hancock; district 2, A. terday and interment followed in the Liberty Township. A city football team has been organized here, composed of former Citv Cemetery. While pitching a tar roof at his will of George Wescott. Sunday visitors at the home of Mr.

home, today. Alfred Deam was over Kar players of the academy and high -hool teams, and within a short time and Mrs. Oscar Brake were: Miss Carry McDcrmit, Mary Ryan, Gale come with the heat and is in a critl cal condition. UPLAND Daily, Stella Brake and Idella will be ready to meet all comers. Charles Htinson and family have gone to Winchester where they ex Thomas, Samuel Johnson, Harry Bartlow.

of Anderson, and Miss Pluma Fulton and County Clerk J. C. DUNKIRK Johnson. Mrs. Ethel Williams of Philadel phia.

and Miss Elnora Jinkins of Fairmount, visited today at the home of their sister, Mrs. William Dunkirk, Sept 13. The Dunkirk High School opened today with an enrollment of 174 pupils. The Ask for free booklet, Itineraries of Some of the Forty Ways and More to the California outlines in concise form carefully planned itineraries covering over forty different routes from Chicago to California and shows plainly by a series of outline maps and condensed time schedules how you may tee both Expositions and visit the scenic localities the West has to offer. Ptraomtly Eattrtei 1 4-Djt T.ar On Cout kins Chlci( very SjhuiiT uul RntBetr 27.

For literature giving rates, complete train service and full particular apply to Hinton. Mr. and Mrs. William Crawford of enrollment In the grades was as fol pect to spend the winter, he being employed there as head machinist at hepU the Woodbury factories. "Pened thi.

morn- John Simons, as secretary and 'ltlL wln In treasurer of the local telephone superin endent; panv. has issued a call for the annual F- Thornborough. principal; L. F. assessment of $10 per share, to ailjuUner.

assistant principal: grade this amount represent- teachers. C. alderwood Maxwell ing the rental of stockholders. "owtn- -'niTy, i Ru' If' Aaron Xewbv and wife have moved Bertha Wilhelm and Oniah Schweit-to their form, northeast of domestic Science. Luna Dicker-which William Hinton has occupied music.

Phfbe Busick and draw-icr the past year, as tenant. Mar' Harry Joslin hes returned to New- J-ud Hinellne and Miss Anna Bragg castle, where he is employed after J'ho were married in Marion, last being nt home for a few days. Thursday, have returned to I pland Benjamin West and sister. Miss Lil- where they will continue their resi-lie West, and Mrs. Ollie Wheeler and dence.

Edwardsburg. and Mr. and Mrs. Ren Barklcy, of Anderson, vis lows: North Hiilldlne Grade 1. 31; ited Sunday at the home of R.

C. lr grade 2, 22; grade 3, 20; grade 4. 24; grade 5, 30. South Building Grade 1, 82; grade 2, 31; grade win. Miss Elsa Brickley of Elkhart, vis 30; grade 4, 37: grade 6.

24 and 7 A' 1 1 vr grade ti, 28. ited relatives and friends here Sun day. A two weeks mission commenced Dr. and Mrs. J.

p. Garr motored to Kokomo, Sunday, to attend a fam yesteroay at the St. Marys Catholic Church. These meetings will be conducted by the Rev. Xavier Sutton of ily reunion of the Summers family dauehter, Miss Thurza, have returned; 'Ira Knlgnt anti wite wno were II III I 1 iru i llttvc feline iiuunr- to thlr homes near Sheridan, keepinp in their own property on after being the guests of W.

P. Van or address A.W.Boarer.C A. til Meredsstt Bank Bid, lodiuiipoiis, ud. Arsdall and family, Sunday, Carl Anderson, manager of the Mler Telephone Company's plant, was the guest of lelatives here today. SHINE IN EVERY Half street.

Word has been received here of the birth of a son, to Charles Belville end wife of Marion. Mr. Belville Was formerly the marshal of V'pland. Echo Parks left this morning for Purdue I'niversity, where she will study domestic science, the coming year. The ladles of the W.

C. T. V. have elected the following officers for the i i i Middletown Twoa isguised Tinkerton detectives hoofing it after that 7lh point. 'Of course, yon 11 know better.

Point 7 is in the gum. No one can disguise that fact. DROP" Block SiIkStovPnHsh idiffrrft't. It doc it dry wit; can ha iisrt) to iHe lfut dmp; lirjuirl pa; I UTl, coining jear: iiua. tt-u ortiuiiuu, Middletown, Sept i rSMiU'lll ..119.

v. vrukiunu, wmt; noihmt or dirt. You KtrAY rf your momiy'a worth, lUfcJUMtu arrest of David Rodfn.p, on a charge president recording secretary, Mrs. of stealing corn from a neighbor, haaiw. O.

Peele corresponding secretary Black Silk 4 Sterling puritr 5 From a daylight factory 6 Untouched by hands 1- Crowded with flavor 2- Velvety body-NO GRIT 3- Crumhle-proof caused no little comment in Middle Mrs. George Glasscow; treasurer, Miss Fern Pugli. Three delegates. state convention to be held in Mun- Mrs. Ben Bradford.

Mrs. W. O. Peele icie, September 30 and October 1 town. Mr.

Rodecap lives Just west of here, on a highly cultivated garden farm. He has been bound over to Mrs. Lissa Armstrong of Lynn, who and Miss Fern Pugh were chosen to court by Sheriff Bouslog. represent the Upland Union at the Stove Polish ta not only most vwwmlil. tw gfr brilliant, ailkvluslre llrni with any other Stuve not run fT It liri four ilmrt as kmtt aa ordinary poliah-M it aavea yuu t'tno.

work and money. Chicago. The reunion of the old soldiers of Blackford County will be held al next Wednesday. Archie Denning, living In Jackson Township in Blackford County and Miss Ada Cllne, daughter of Frank Cltne and wife, residing north of the city were married by the Rev. A.

Edilngton at the U. B. parsonage. Dr. N.

L. Heller Is visiting friends In Chicago. Mrs. Earl Johnson and daughter, ot Newcastle are visiting Mel Jones and wife. Charles A.

Burgess and wife of Lima, Ohio, are visiting relatives in this city. William H. Harklns deputy revenue collector, of Portland, wns in the city today. Haskill Gift, who has been employed at Indlunapolls for the past four months, leturned home Sunday. Mr.

Gift haa accepted a clerkship in a local grocery. Miss Bessie Gabriel and Miss Catherine Wasson of Muncle visited Miss Ada Ilartman. yesterday. WILL AUTO WHEELS. Anderson, Sept.

13. The Hayes Wheel Company, of Jackson, Ml which is to establish a large factory for the manufacture of automobile wheels in Anderson, will reorganise for operation in Indiana as the lluyes Wheel Company of Anderson, with a capital stock of The output of the Anderson factory will be 2,500 teta of automobile wheels dully. Mr. and Mrs. David Hoiick of Hart ford City and John Weaver and family spent Sunday with George Davis.

was called here on account or the sudden death of Miss Peele, has returned home. The W. C. T. U.

will meet with Mrs. I. B. Peavy at her home, In the college addition, Friday afternoon at 3 o'clock. W.

R. Curless and family are preparing to move to Swayzee. where Work on the streets Is being done rapidly. It is hoped that it will be I i i entirely completed by October 1. ikl Mr.

and Mrs. Perry Goble will leave soon for California for an ex tended visit. thev will make their future home. Miss Flae Ballcnger. has gone to Deedsvllle, Ind.

where she will su The dredge boat is expected to Pon lorrt WVfl yno Want ttwp nolmh, be sure to akfr Slack Silk. I (u isn't the brst stove pol.sh yu ever dealer will refund your money, Black Sillc Stay Polish Works, Sterling. Illinois. Use Rlsrk SI'k AlrOrylnf Iron Ensmel on gratea, rn-Utrrs, etnte.p'noa, an.l auto-mohile lire runa. frevool rusting.

Try it. t'e IHsrk SI Metal Pnl. Ish forwivi.i-aara,in,.kcl.ttn. Wra or brrfte. It works qcirkiv.

and leaves a brilliant aiirfaee. It hns no equal lor use on automobiles. make the trip through Fall Creek railroad bridge next Sunday. What Every Mother Knows. Every Mother knows that during the trying period before baby comes the use of Mother's Friend, dependable external remedy obtained of druggists, is absolutely necessary so as to avoid the pains caused by undue tension upon the cords, ligaments and muscles resulting from muscular expansion.

Under the surface is network of fine nerve threads and by applying Mother's Friend all these are soothed and helped. Expansion is natural and pains are relieved. In many rases nausea, morning sickness and other distresses are avoided. HKATIXG 8TOVK KKXT 11V MIK Franklin. Sept.

13. The poat- Thepointum PEPPERMINT-RED WRAPPER CINNAMON BLUE WRAPPER Suitable rewardt far the discovery of the "lh point mill be offered later. perintend the public schools the coming year TO HONOR (iOI.DK.N WKODING. Geneva, Sept. 13.

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Mucey. living five miles southeast of Geneva, will celebrate thlr llftieth wedding anniversary, September 19.

olflce force here handled the first large article to be sent by parcel post, when Broad us Smith mailed a heating stove to Owatoiina, Minn. The cost of tending it was 55 cents..