The Indiana Weekly Messenger from Indiana, Pennsylvania • 4

Quarterlies ready iorv: rf -v iimtlfMlltOtbirtlDM vtarondy stirred ud faith la tha power nnm avvaa VroBuimm oomjpajtt lUupr 1 J- -n INDIANA PA SEPT 2' 1908 nnwtL imaucti TICKET Youar September means change tired reading about half prices and closing outsales eteYou want something hate hunted far All the departments of our store have taken on a fill appearance New thlngs ln WILUAK Txrr of Ohio tics nsnDur JAMBS 8HE8MAN of New York SniaTKltiSfcr ySirM we production of style In LADIES' SUITS i'Vi' It Is here Our suits are built from start to finish in the very best workmanship You will And them all you want in style fit and very catchy coats to the sults26 to 36 inches long The materials are broadcloth chiffon Panama serge chevron etc Tne colors Mack blue brawn and green The range of prices will suit anyone $12 50 to $6000 and all prices between -W DRESS SKIRTS 'fV SOB TBSAWBBS LEA8UBX ot atom Twp VOS TKOTHOMOTARr A GILBERT of Indiana (OS OOITSTT COMKHUOSBM Marshall of indium NIKL Of Banka Twp VOR IWITTI AITUITOS GIBBON of Indians HOOD ot Want Wheatfidd Twp' run comatH DB JAMBS 8 HAMMERS of Indiana Our line of dress skirts In black blue green and browns same materials as suits many styles of making Prices run $250 to $2000 tki THE WINTER GOATS for you in the newest 7-8 length and we offer you an extraordinary good coat i are ready at qjjqqq CQat wjj charm y0U- Never was It equaled In our business By easy steps we price them up to $4000 In cloth caracal and furs etc Special orders any price you want THE CLOAK ROOM Is full of all that is good In wear THE DRESS GOODS comes in for a share of your attention If a better line £an be found It will be a long hunt for you Everything fashion has decreed for this season you will find here The silk counter Is loided with the best variety of qualities and colors 24 to 36 Inches wide and all grades between 50c and $250 Women's neckwear stiff and soft collars lace linen etc Dress trimmings selected with care from best makers Belting and belt buckles in great variety of styles and qualities Wi A VAST DirrEBKNCE Both parties are pledged to take op the subject of tariff revision in congreas at the beginning of the next administration But there is a mighty difference The Republicans propose to make the changes needed along prospective lines They will fix the schedules so that the wages of American workmen tha highest in the world will not be lowered by competition with foreign wages and fair profits for mannfactnr-era will also be prospectively treated The Bryan platform is for an extra sea aion of congress after March 4 next to frame a new tariff law based on free trade Its only object would be revenue with all prospective features elim-minated In casting his ballot it is for the worker in this oouutry to weigh the vital differences between the two policies They strike home to him for they touch his wages and opportunities for employment On one hand is comfort and on the other is distress In one case the worker moves ahead steadily and in the other be is either out of employment or labors for wages necessarily declining to the fureigu level for under free trade goods made abroad are poured in without any prospective restraints You Will Find Times You Want Here Always at All What 2 LOUGHPY co In oar stirring We wonld not stir anything for two cinntee if wa did not ex pect something to come of it Looking npon tbs Wanks as so many kettles we will now proceed to look At the oontent alphabet ioallv BlairsvlQe oomes first This onion has been energetically stirred the pest year and numbers 140 By means of a membership eontest 68 new members wen secured an increase over nil knees of 81 Members generally wear the white ribbon nnd three copies of the Union Signal are taken Meetings are held twice month with an average attendance of 80 Two pablie prayormeetinga held and 800 leaflets distributed in the intenet of local option also oonuaemo-rativo services for Mise Willard and Ixr pic tore presented to the publio A leotnre was given in April by Rev Pender on Oltiscnship whioh we hope bon fruit on election day and whioh also enriched the local union $1600 "Olarksbnrg is next in line nnd we remember well how royally they entertained the convention laet year Bat behold there bad been a leak in the kettle nnd it wee almost empty Reason given that the members live so far apart they cannot hold meetings We shall hope that the kettle may be repaired and still render valuable service This morning August 86th I learned the kettle had been repaired good aa new and that fourteen women' were on the stirring line "Elderaridge comes next This union has done some gentle stirring for they report 14 members instead of 18 last year It has been done with faith also for they secured all the signatures posei Me and succeeded in keeping two sa loons from getting license Union meets monthly with an average attendance of nine improve with nee and Ernest reports eight members who will the coming year stir vigorously especially along the line of temperance literatare with Mrs Opdyke as superintendent Campbell is a new union of ten members and next year we shall nope to hear of good work done Faithful in few things they shall be worthy of praise Oity was first to report This kettle is stirred with a good steady stroke They report So active members and fonr honorary an increase of 18 active The condition of the temperance sentiment is very encouraging Their meetings are held monthly with an average attendance of nine end the white ribbon generally worn stirred by faith Indiana believes with the apostle that if it hath no works" is dead One hundred members reported They have a flourishing night school for foreigners twice a week and every Sabbath afternoon a prayermeeting is held in the jail Also contributed $1000 to local option work $1650 for Sabbath observance work and commemorative services were held for Miss Willard Regular meetings held weekly 'Juneau is in a vicinity where there not much sentiment against liquor They have 11 members an increase of four over lost year have lost one member by death They stir with love as the motive power for they tried to organise a new union and bravely show their colors by wearing the white ribbon in a town where there are two licensed saloons Union meets every fonr weeks with an average attendance of 5 reports 18 active members and four honorary an increase of seven active and three honorary over last year The majority of the people are interested in temperance This nnion has been stirred systematically for they have had two lectures and a visit from our county organiser Mrs Eva Thompson and have placed Miss picture in the public school Meetings held monthly average attendance of 6 Center reports a decrease of 18 members ono by death This do-oi ease evidently means a boiling down leaving the other members all the stronger for they are studying the history of the They have held public prayermeetings in the interest of local option and distributed literature They were visited by one state and also by one county officer Commemorative services were held for Miss Willard and her picture presented to the sohool One subscriber to Union Signal Union meets monthly and members wear the white ribbon "Rochester reports no licensed saloons this year After an experience of one year with license temperanoe sentiment has grown rapidly This onion has stirred persistently as shown their remonstrance work nnd increase A membership Seventeen active members are reported an increase of eight over last year Two honorary members have died Union meets monthly average attendance five They distributed literature had sermons preached and talked to voters in order to help get a local ration law for Pennsylvania besides holding five public meetings They also had a leotnre given by Mrs Law The report concludes thus: are here to stay nntil Pennsylvania goes Prohibition" has simmered along stirring harmoniously For it is only by the power of patting oneself in place that ws can do os tloe to the conflicting opinions nnd antagonistic in-dividualities of whioh the-W is foil This nnion has 87 members one less than they had year ago Their meetings are bald twice a month with an average attendance of ton They were vliitil by two county offioera and had one leotnre delivered by Mrs Lew They observed the state day of prayer and one copy of the Union Signal is taken new nnion was organised in May at Rosslter by Mrs Law composed of 14 members with Mrs Janet Stewart aa president OMyhas stirred gently new members as the town Is Tlusy observed the state day of and distributed literatare Two bars have crossed over ths river of empty kettles Ui are like empty kettles when they never answer letters never return report blank! send no delegates to convention and do not subscribe to temperanoe pa- Will IsnsSsI BtererMn Harry Brilhart proprietor of the' five-and ten-oent store on east Philadelphia street will place improvements amounting to $3500 on his storeroom as hia business has increased to snoh an extent as to make his present bonnlariea not nearly sufficient to display his stook of goods nnd accommodate his many patrons Tha front wUl be of Hnmmdstown brown stone and buff brick artistically arranged as to attract attention by the uniqueness of its appearance The first story will have a tile floor and the second story an observation window The material is on hands now nnd the contract has been let to the Indiana Lumber and Supply company who also has the contract for a $2280 boose on South Seventh street for William Items fejr Fleed Rain storms in the Oarolinas and Georgia last week have caused loss of almost $1000000 and the death of more than soon of persons Friday the main street in the capital of Georgia wm a racing river six feat deep caused by the breaking of dam six miles above the oity The like bee not been experienced for a soon of years Angnsta Ga wm ont off from tho 1 outside world because all telephone and telegraph communications were stroked and the oity was in total dark----- ness The Savannah river wm 40 feet 7 4' ont of its banks and all bnsinoM wm suspended then wm not a foot of around not covered by water and most '-J-i of tha business booses had from three to five feet of water on their first floors re-Tha depot stood ton foat deep with wa-ter and the damages to railroads ia in-' oalanisbls bridges well tracks -7 Bara nf Mwklatry SuralMi A disastrous fire occurred Wednesday afternoon of last week on the Petrie farm a few miles out of town now cultivated by Henry Healer John Ncaler lives on the Arthur Sutton farm nnd recently purchased a thresher and hay press which reached Indiana Tuesday and was taken to the Petrie farm to thresh the Henry Healer crop of grain The threshing bad been completed when the machine used in packing the hay became overheated and the blaze was seen in the straw It onnlrl not Im checked and sprnnd with such rapidity that not even the thresher could be gotten out of the barn although the men worked heroioally and in the face of a fiery furnace A sled and some harness was gotten oat bnt everything else was destroyed The threshing machine was valued at (1500 and Mr Healer had not yet had it insured and it is a total loss The loss comes particularly heavy on Mr Healer as the past year he was laid up not nble to work first from being gored by a ball and second by being struck by a freight engine as he was driving across the railroad track at Homer Oity The wagon was demolished and Mr Healer was thrown to the ground Henry Healer at whose barn the threshing and packing was being done lost his barn hay and straw but the flames did not reach the granary and his grain was saved He estimates his loss at $8000 on which he has some 1 arrlane Meessea laaaeo Henry Jaooby a MHISSSI Kssstl Indiana Gertrude May Saxton Indiana Freak Oalanxstir Indiana Catharine Romeo Indiana Charley Leekorpanski Idamar Mary Mago Idamar FredO Melaer Melser Mary Scott Blaokliok Frank Bartlebangh Urey May Hney Urey Ellis Armstrong Hillsdale Daisy Craig Ohenyhill Joe Semyrko Starford Josephine Horodyska Starford Joseph Kmecs Grsoeton Catharine Pavalick Grsoeton Harry Davis Heilwood Margaret Sellers Heilwood Oamillo Toccafandi Oreekgide Ida A Oorsi Oreekaide Clifford Stiff! er Union town Criasy May Henry asaveeaa Oookport James A Larkin Blairsvills Both OanannBalteborg Clarence O'Hslll Leard Bertha Goodrich Mills Robert Edward Reed Vandargrlft Lain Mends Couch Went Lebanon William! Clawson Olarksbnrg Mabel Smith aswH Clarksburg Charles Mockle Parkwood Mande Gibson MW White Ira Shaw Mt Pleasant EmmaE Short Indiana Frank Brydenaki White Station Emma Skolny White Station A Benton Lydick Deckerapolnt Verna Barr LUs Matt Lnhavoak BlairaviUe Mary Gadaa BlairaviUe Cheater Brown Camden Mary Kimmell aessst BUireviUe Real Estate Tnasters Mahaffey t'1 JohnO Mahnffey lot in Chcrrytree $8300 Leonard Ranwolf to Stephen Lloyd 100 acres in Oonemangh $1 Lewis Ruff tier to Leslie Rnffner I acres in Bayne $335 Ella Glasgow to Mary Kier lot In Homer Oity $1800 Jacob Smith to J- Dsngherty lot in Oanoe $HH) Taylor trustee to Grove lotinOhevy Chase $76 Clearfield Bituminous Coal Co to Wynn 6-10 of an aore in Canoe I IU7 50 Wynn to Roidy lot in Canoe $3040 Reidy to Daugherty 8 lots in Oraoe $10000 Geo Rodkey to Bartholomew lot in Oherryhill $40 Ellis Clawson to Oo 888 76 sqare feet in Blairsvills $300 Joseph Bnrkatt to Samuel Burkett 104 acres in Grant $3500 Duncan to Mabon Orr 2 lota in Center $166 Allison to Liraie Allison lot in Indiana $1 Dixon Ron Land Oo to Steve Packer lot in Olymsr $300 Same to George Foreman lot in Oly- wiflf $200 Rom Mykosky to John Lnany lot in Oanoe $850 8 Davidson to Peter Carlson lot in Canoe $880 Lowry to Mina Fleming lot in Indiana $8850 John WiU's admr to Mary Will 2 lots in Borrell $2000 Sarah Williamson to Mary Kesalnr 2 lots in Banks $1 Flnasville Itelnws From tha Plumville Review the newly launched weekly we learn that A Allison nnd wife of Anetia Fla who meandering around tM old A1-wnsstead near Plniavllla an visiting the Allison sisters at Iivarmore and Irwin this week that Mrs Marshall and Mrs Putney visited Mrs Bowser laet week that a swing of 40 loads of ooal broke loose at Wells ran through switch nnd several of them piled up blocking the way nnd suspending truffle that Kinter Frye who is in obarge of the Indiana Gas oompany's operations had his face burned and his monsand ejtorowa staged off the not being deep bnt painf nl -3 tTi Will Aafe ter SBSeee Mratary of Agnonltnro llarr tin will ask the coming legislators fo $50000 to carry on tha farmers' institute end educational work daring tho coming two years This wonld bo an increase of $10000 bnt Mr Martin oon-tends that it wonld be justified because of tha demand for increased number of institutes from every oonnty in the state Sf interest aroused by the moveMe schools species 'ot higher in- stitate at whioh expert dairy poultry aad tree men give Inatrnotiona in tbefr ilnra Mr Martin says that the schools wen attended by hundreds man thaaV expeoted lsst year nnd that owing to re A-1' stnoted funds bnt fonr ena be held tMfi- ear end it ie the tarn of the west-'L1 era end to hove the schools the seat will AX 1 have te wait The number of laetitnta days ia limited to 400 whioh is contand-' od to bo too HhaU List mi Stetson Remaining nneplled 'for in the Indiana offloe August 29 1908: A Anderson Andersoh A Bartlett Mrs Wm Brown If Cobbs Beymer Current Mr A Mrs Alexander Fisher Miss Helen Gilbert Dr Edward King John McDonald (llaSs las Centennial August 24 1908 the folks attending at old Glada Ron had an old-fashioned sermon of three length with an intermission at tho noon hoar that tha people as of yore oonld refresh themselves with oaks or two and drink of water Ths sermon was preached by Rev Ia child of iIm Lyoorgoa Meohlia WliSber Harder Mystery A body found in a trank at Oamden last week is supposed to be that of the missing Windbcr Hebrew merchant who disappeared so mysteriously some months ago A son Alexander is charged with the murder with the mother and daughter Eva aa accomplices The women were arrested and confessed that they knew Alexander had quarreled with hia father and Eva admitted that she slapped her father in the face as he struok her Bail was famished of $1000 for each and they are at Baltimore awaiting the arrest of Alexander One son William who lives at Piedmont Ya is a detective with several experience In 1888 he captured Milton tweets a murder suspect who escaped from the Somerset jail All the other sleuths In the case had given up the ohaae Rosen bloom ran down Sheets on the cine that the man had stolen the necktie he was wearing with Roseubloom's name on it Sheets was hanged Among hia last words were: all the flowers I ever saw in bloom I hope I never see another Roseiflrioom'' Oprmte ter AnnSMUs yA Frank Sloan of tho firm of StowT-Bras this plaoe wm taken to Mercy honltal Putsbug Friday where he nnderwent an operation for appendicitis nnasrwent an mens John Millar Mrs Gnattae Charles Bmelker Miss Bertha Slnetier' Bsv Vandament Antonio Yslter Georgi Goorgeff When inquiring for letters In this list please state that they were advertised giving date Jakh MoGuoox ia vary unpretentious Jog Fifteen-year Eagacemeat That long engagements are dangerous wee disproved last week in the marriage of Clayton Wright of Bedro Wash who after period of 15 years In securing homo and a fortune returned last week to merry his sweetheart left at Coal port this state The groom traveled 4000 miles to wed the girl he left behind him found her at Pitcairn seonred the services of Dr Pershing former pastor of Miss Lottie Stevens the swert heart had him tie ths knot nnd after honeymoon in the seat will go to Bedro Wart some 70 miles from ths coast where a house end much land will gladden the eye of the girl faithful to 16 yean yesterday morning building tha third ereoted on tho ground first dedicated ono hundred years ago wen D'a proles- Browned looming te Swlns Joseph Gayley of floottdalo who a visit to blends at Oherrytree a visit to friends at Oherrytree Snparlntendrat Oolten of American Union Telepbone oompi who was III at tho How inoimmyt Etc so to rsoovsrad to be-taken to homo at How Castle on Saturday WM on hurt week want oat with some eknms to to stria nod waa drowned In tha A mile from Ohsr- tauohera nnd attorneys whoso re familiar bnt who oonld bo recognised ha tha harnm-boys who wars worse pasts in a cornfield than tha proverbial bnt diligent stndaalannte the eyes of Rev Meohlin nnd RsA Jones long gone to rest -Hundreds of former students boys and girls stately man at gathered to greet each eonnt the days of Lang It was an enjoyable oooasion wtfeapd Jaoh Traeal aa employe had Xt ofthe sick charge New Flat Dr George 8- Simpson has ranted hia new flat corner of Ohnroh and Booth Hlnth streets to Kraney Stephena the rooms over his offloe to frow drag gist for Daugherty Bros On tho Carpenter avsnne side of tho Cunningham oompany Tbe led was nine years old and It is snpposeil ha imams irrhsTisIttl and ant Tha body wm found In seven feet of water and auhongh he had been fa bat a sbort time the physioiBas oonld not reenaoitatehlm The body wu forwarded to Boottdale on Saturday i on oaa get a glimpse of itoat is ia basemeat Bn son -Two HiimMe The residents of Hillflde a station on the Pennsylvania railroad near Ridge-view park an molested by rattlesnake Last week Mra Mary Platt was out milking when one of the rattlesnake family made aa attaok A woman can fight far her life even if she has only a bnoket la her hand nnd so vigonmaly did ahe wield It that the monster noon Jay dead at her feet It BMaaared fonr feet and had 11 or three ooal Addrem WAFT! merffor Windbsr Aagnst or Cm one Kllteo Ltasr Mate son of Mr and Mis Wu terMair of BiairsviUe wwkuoLd I ff Inpm Wrist Edward Empfleld of the In-1 hsul his right wrist broksa oea Friday evening at Ponx-Friday whUs taking his an-bile to tbs gangs ifr aad Kmdflaldaad tores rdatlvw wsnt a pleasure a of Mrs Kmpfisld's sister and ia ths to the garago whan tha 1 a Oomponad stopped at too kooM INDIANA BUSINESS COLLEGE nsrth Tear I 1 oerKieea While pioking berries near Hillside on Monday ovsaing Hsaeax earn into oootaot with a Mg rattler whioh ha killed The reptile measured throe feet la length sad had five rattlei aad a bat- Mrs Edna Smith and Mra Talma Bailey- propristnss of a side show at Iadiaaa bad a flstioaff at Paaxsafaw-aoy nrontehsro Friday Tbe it seems had toon nagging at tronbla with' their fists Mra Ballsy getting a pair of Meek eyes and alsosrated wriit Troopsr Kohnt made tot j- -rf! i -7 -fi know not whan the seed hasfol-len whioh we have sown with greatest oars bnt this we know God wstohss Ms aad each loving not has for eternity and tho Lard of ths win Ir weU tsrdRrjSTAaa only afow wseks ago had bora angagwl AvoSSraf gSiggaffitaPK- i ar-i in Btrirthand ud OeU or write to Catalog it if Complete oo Bookkeeping AslW i'X 'A: y- -t ff i i i 1 i- 1 i-'f As.