The Monroeville Breeze from Monroeville, Indiana • Page 1

1 Get your" Fence of Schaab C8fc property owner. He proposes not only to use his influence in this respect but look, to the welfare of farmer, laborer and peo ple (except trusts and corporations) in every measure that is introduced. Whenever any such measure comes up, as soon as printed, forward a copy of the same to as many voters, laying aside party lines, as ik is practicable for him to obtain in each That they may gain an the assembly -room of the Allen county court house on every Saturday of each week where the questions can be discussed as to whether the measure is a-good or a bad one. In doing this he. Wells, "if elected, can return to Indianapolis on Monday of each each week during the session prepared to put forth his effort for the passage or defeat of any bill that may be good or bad.

The propositions presented by Mr. Wells and no doubt by other candidates in the field, are steps in the right direction, as heretofore farmers and laboring men never knew what was being perpetrated upon them until. their heads were in the noose as is the case in the present ditch steal- While on the other hand, banks, corporations, trusts and combinations invariably have their lawyers and lobbyists on the ground as regularly as the laboring man goe3. to his daily work, looking out for their interest and the reverse. There remain but two weeks before the votes will makejthe rooster crow or eagle scream, but in this case if the square at W.

S. Wells' name" on the ticket is dotted with cross it will be to your best interest. Jones of Convoy, district tj va a 011 O'Rourke and the man who has wiuu visitcu wiwi uepuew, laced thousahdsof dollars worth Rum HnvT. anri TrorooH huci. of hidden capitol in the ana i i if iuuv.

w. 1 1 1 ir on our tax duplicate. Chas W. Hoyt of Van Wert, Eegerman. county William spent last Sunday and Monday in FOR SALE Lare Rarn and town the guest of relatives and a 8piall frame house for sale at a friends.

He was accompaned here bargain. Barn can be torn down Dyxnoya rowi oi ine same city. and house can be Walter Keiser- of Columbus easily moved. Will be sold for Grove. Ohio who was eneajred in cash or a note with security.

En making brooms in this city last quire au uiis omce. winter has shipped his machiner When a horse is so overworked it to his home and will return to lies down aud in other ways declares place soon. ioon8ider criminal to nse.force.Many Piles quickly and positavily cared a man of hnmaue impulses, who would wlta Vt. Snoops usgio It not wiluugly barm a kittenr, is guilt made or Piles alone and it does the of cruelty where his own stomach i work surely and with satisfaction, concerned. Overdriven, -over worked Itching, painfull protruding or 1)1 ml when what it needs is something that piles disapear like magic by its nse.

will digest the food eaten and help Large nickel Caped jars. 60c. Sold the stomach to recuperate. Some- and recommended at and thing like Kodol For Dyspepsia that reopies urug otore. it sold by u.

sweany. tip Independent Hn BU Cbings; 'Reutral In JRotbing" Olo Series: Pol. Xxxix. mo 24 MONROEVILLE, INDIANA, OCTOBER 5th 1906. Wew Series: uol.

xxi, tho 43 Wvmmm Weirman. W. S. Wells for State sentative. Schaab C8.

Weirman sell the very best of Stoves and Ranges You make no mistake in easting your vote for Wells Bert Rarney and wife 'of Convoy, were in town Sunday, See those Shoveling Boards at Schaab Weirmans before you buy. An in the square preceeding W. S. Wells on the Democrat ticket is a vote for him. Foleys Kidney Care will'cnre any case of kidney trouble tnut is not Deyona medical aid.

People Drug Store. J. H. Eagy and wife of Chicago has been visiting relatives and friends here the past week. Study your ticket well and yote for W.

S. Wells for state representative. F. D. and soii, made a business trip to Ft.

Wayne last Tuesday. --Samuel Ginther of New Haven was the guest of Jacob Marquet and familv Sunday last. John Sprague Jr. spent laVt Sunday afternoon, the guest of friends at Convoy, Ohio. Wm.

Alleger, foreman at this office, and his wife made a busi ness trip the Summit City last Benj. Hoyt accompanied by his wife and sister made a visit to our sister" city of Van Wert last Sunday. A cold ia much more easily cured when the bowels are opeu. Kennedy's Laxative Honey ttud Tar opens tlie bowels aad drives the cold out of the "1 system in yonng or old. Sold by- W.

Sweany. an'd Adam Bowers and Miss Alice Kinney were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Kern of Decatur last Sunday. Trne and tried-friends of the family Do Witt's Little Early Risers.

Best for results and best to take. Uosy cheeks and sparkling eyes follow the use of these dependable little pills. They do not gripe or sicken. Sold by W. Sweany.

H. C. Helmick and wife of New Haven, were in town last Sunday, the guest of Joseph Miller and family. W. Wells is on the Democratic county- ticket for represent ative and if the outlook continues at the polls, as at present, victory will be his crown.

A telephone has been installed in the new millinery shop of the Mesdames Hoyt O'Harra during the past week. Their number is 84. John Knox, who left here about a month ago and went to Maine to work for the Bell Telephone returned to this city last Monday. Miss Emma Deiweft, after two weeks' visit; here with, her sister, Mrs. "George Shaffer and acquaintances, left Saturday for her home at Lawrence, Kan.

Democrats, during the meet ing last Saturday evening put forth their best efforts to remind the voters that Dr. Moore was the proper man for Congress. Jim Brown, a prosperous armer residing south of town, left last Monday, morning for'Il-linois to look at the country with a view of purchasing a farm in that section. Miss Edna May, an operator for the Home TeleDhone of Con voy, Ohio, accompanied by her sisrer, miss jusie spent last Dun day in this city, the guest of Miss Violet Whittern. Chas.

Ahr has rented, the Niezer building ou South street, formerly occupied by Hay Presuhn, and will in a short time open up to the public one of the most up-to-date livery and feed barns in this section. He solicits a part of the public patronage. Among the aspirants for office at the polls at the approaching election, and who is soliciting the support of every voter, in the county regardless of party affiliations, is the man whose physiognomy is at the head of this ar-cle and bears the name given him in youth, W. S. Wells.

He is seeking the; election as one of the state representatives to our state legislature, and from what we can glean throughout the county he stands in the lead in the race' above "11 other aspirants. Since- his nomination he has visited almost every nook and corner in the county, hiakr ing himself and wants known, and well does it seem he accomplished his mission, which will be shown when the votes are counted in November. Not only is he said to be extremely popular and a vote-getter among the country people, but in every town and our great county capital. "Several years ago he laid down his hammer in one of the Pennsylvania railroad shops in Fort 3Tayii6rat theeidiationyofi fellow; employees and started out as a candidate for the same office he-now seeks, -and. was suc cessful by a large majority.

In the house of representatives he did his duty and served his people, especially the workingman and farmer well to their interest. Yes, too well to -be sanctioned by the monopolists and trusts, and as a result, when he came up for reelection two years ago, he was by the. enorts put' forth by those who did not sanction his good work, defeated. But his friends, the labor organizations and others, who gave him such a handsome encorsement four or five years ago, not only at the polls but after his return, home to the toils of labor in the shops, are now hand in hand for his re turn, as they deem it to their in terest to have a man in the leg islature who has the backbone and ability to champion their in terests. That he- is capable of doing this is evident from theJ fact that he has been there and understands how to throw the ropes as no young or new member can do.

He has several well-learned lessons in legislative schooling that a hew member is bound to. go. through, thus while Wells, if elected, can stand at the head of the class or near that nosltion. new members are at the foot with closed mouths, eager to know when to head in Not only is his former experience an advantage, but he is a man of good judgment, and none bet ter for the place Again, a good reason why he should receive the support of every farmer in the county is that he has pledged himself to use every effort possible, if elected, to secure the repeal of the present ditch law now on the statutes, and, which is ah outrage and robbery to every farmer and 1 Fort Wayne, ci uii purtnascs or 5d.UU Or THIS SPACE Indiana. The Premier Cloak and Suit Store OF NO RTH RPTn I AN A IS NOW AT ITS BEST The latest efforts of skilled designers in Europe and America are here in endless variety for your choosing.

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