The Monroeville Breeze from Monroeville, Indiana • Page 1

Ira Qrowl of Wrsaw wlio has Tjeen the guest oi ier par-V ents? Mr; and-Mrsi Joshua-Mag--V" jier for the past three weeks re-; turnedto her-' hoimW? '-'-nie Antwerp Poul-and Ifet iitivrAJii: Annual Show on' January 23rd 24th, 2pth and -This "association generally "puts up show vybrtli visiting. t-' CJeir np tlie complexion, cleanse the liver anJ tone the system. Yon caij best do this by a dose or two of DeWitt Jjitt le Early Eiters. Safe, reliilile little pill with a reputation. The pills that everyone inowa.

"Fueconimeuded by O. Sweauy. EJi Richards has purcha's-' ed of the late Grandma Bell, heixs, the property on in. the north side of town known. as the old M.

parson-age. Consideration six hundred and fifty dollars. Bail Js up ivaste tissive, pronictcs ap improves digestion, -induces, refresiiing sleep, gives renewed strength and health. Thuts -what Follis tere Hooky Mountain TeVdoes. o5c, Tea or Tablets.

W. Sweuny. To OrR All readers desiring to become a life be of our Idea Subscript'ion club are requested to call within the next few days as the offer of. the. Breeze and Kew.

-Idea both for $1.50 expires on February 1st. If you are contemplating buy ing, a house-, lot or property in. Ft. Wayne or surroundiiig vicinity, or if you desire to sejl real estate call on Lee Heller, who has just opened, up a Iveal Estate Agency in Fort and iiir vites you to call in and see him when in the city. Fosses wonderful medicinal power over the human body; removing all disorders.

from jour system. H. wlmt Hollieter.vKock.t Moui.taiir Ten yoa well and keepn iou well. 35 Tea or iV. O.

Sweiuy, A and iiis family who reside hear. New llaven was pronounced as ha.ving a very severe case of dyptheria ih their family and were quarrentined for the same on Monday last- by County Health Officer, Dr.E.M. VanBuskirk. Null of New Haven was the attending physi-. cian.

Nearly evary perfon who is subjectlo attacks from the stomach suffers from a morbid dread of a dietetic treatmeut for relief, that is three-fourths starvation and one fourth. toast and milk. On tile other hand you cau eat as you pleane ai digest the food by the aid of a jjood (IjgeNtant, thus givingthe tired equally ax much rest. Rat what vnu please and take-a'li. tie.

Kodol For Inii gestion. alter your meals. It digests whas you eat, Sold by W. weany. 4 foot American Field Fence, 29 fdence until tV.j v-' ana ouc per rfcu il isnicuLv mans.

1 Leuenberger of Ft. was in town last i nursim. un business. fi Koy L. Orane and John Sprague spent last Sunday afternoon in Van "Wert.

Chas. Whittern spent Sunday last then guest of relatives and friends in Convoy, Ohio, Otto. Keamsnider of Fort-' Wayne 6pent a portion of. last week in town the guest of reja-tives." Knox, M. Ed Johnston and: August Miller were at Lake George part of last It is that Sehlemmor is contemplating- put -j: ting in1 a new of large hay scales at Dixon.

Tire Ladies Aid Society of the Lutheran church cave a luncheon at the home of Mrs. Wr i ght, -i. on laet Thursday evening. Miss Maud Cas.to of Van. Wert, "i'V''who has many warm, friends in r'this city is confined to her home 1 with tonsilitis at this writing, Supcrvi-srs'wf ever J.y.iisi lie.r work in ilia! and- the succession Jio cit-v is -1; y.

wno. been' "-'alleiv tv anil far the gone, to be 'close 7 (jeorf Jk vr i'v'j tfiets have receiK el. vrtirS-ty sec lionT piirchasing uu isiicr Philip on. lust Saturday brotigh't to ihi ii a aild sffld to said. cc hogs l-h a $r0y ght 34iis is the largest anMJunt paid" 'out to anv one lar-rDer for-.

a' burk-h hogs for ay yftfs Mr Schle ni nier is 'bne'dif-' iufr farmers of' tins', and one of 'tlie roadirig of-i fiije stock. tou'iTCa44BjiC' bU-ions, prTiiivo- saRoV. lifeless cornplot try :JJiie.t&ust price, to-se'e- vhii' the? wilWo for von.i Tjhx no that is for meets every desire. Lux-ets "ooiue to you in beatitiful lithographed metal boxes at 5 ctnts-RnM 25 Sold at Pgople'a Drris ttoro and weanys Drug Store Fred Marquette of 15iT? Lillie Street, Ft. "Wayne and formerly a resident of this'place rep'oriel to puiice Vlieiulqiiarters-.

on Last Saturday iUdu 'Ke liL-ii annoyed' i.if-.;ltile, "by nd pro lc rs i i e. intruder to liis hoii6. r. bu'l-recent iy'paivlia en' tJie anl -iii6vedai -it. s.a'y.r'- liri'd live 'hoVs-nX tried, to enter.

his: home, I in; 'all nt i 1 .1 oun in a Z.Ji i tv While ghincln MV.i;'(iijsi-.-ire' don A. 'forget ijie i'-tiseiiient' of the. 'tvilt' SaUrat un Sat rU ay 5 i will coi.iiinen.ce 'tit. sharp wilii li 1-f head- aie su'bi; inis wifl 'sai Alter forget, the -dale' 1 mind ami yciu have sell take it will receive the liigliesi.iiiu'r;; price for it. Miss Einhia.

'iMi place, who rs now -tetiiU seventh term, In Li ii-: ii- V. i i -ever eviuenf iha directors' patroiis schools are. Wati wor leavjng-l re re Ions before, s'he has b'een a s' id i II! -ihe her vand lar filliscri iter to the. I.kkkzjo anil furwarllsa-request wiiii Ihe necessary cafh, that it be continued. She i kc an others abroad ap-preciate having Krkkzk be a weekly visitor to -their lunie, and it: would us much pleasure to receive "liiMiy orders tb forward the paper to address desired.

is more like getting a lettec from home, than if a letter was written, as all the news is given each week, so states Miss Peckham and others 4 foot American Field Fehcq family' ofA'tra' AY.or.t. Jirs: bin were the -giiests oi' ifr. siii'e'd 1 vho 'i: 1 a vd Hf 1 1 1 'As airent. "ft have two fg.i. sale in' botlt- in good -i ii pr.i c5 1 A 1 so lia-ve i I fe rfpri trty Jor sale- niuV it' u-Osio ing-ior anions or otner prige: n.ivd Xi.l5'br, Aceyt Sdhiemmer who "1 as been a of M.on oe.

towfi'hipt ill. i a. feivfj Ijs move Uhe IlnloA 4vv -vi at4xr will -Kwvrtlji JSiaijaS-'i-'tj pain. Just a ge.Etle laxitivf cflVc'. I jDOwers -pleasinply.

deeirable, arm 'near 'iDlxonTTsGW o.wnedj by theest pocket or purse Lax-eta I Brni liersof ckWn town- The folowing. officers -were stalled at the regular m'eethr the Jr. O. U. A by ing officer- O.

P. M.arquar't :1 Couiioillor, B. Fi Cieni: Oou ivre.wson icck-u; ei. larqatar i'l-y' he -f: A i 1 e-r i i i ft i il W' y.r. i -ii a r-rU: i'neii Te J.

Ji ailin I'-oi'i-: tiers ria. 0 I). 'A lie i Ui'tl'i in- in; i'i ii'l 'i i i ii in. i La re a ki i) n-g t. iarve i ii' 1 1 i 'i! -nii -lab' T.ras.:t-j.t': iaji'i tie v.nv si a V' subl il I'trs- i county, his younger-' death iievill he Dairy aiid 4' O.

id (j'innn'i iveport. 'J'he -MiunosOta Daily Uic i i ji i 1 A'ii i i i mission's auiiT.vsis.sljows tli.Utj Laxiitive Hoiic.whihI Tjir ativc Honey ami Tar poDtutM Oj)iiUes are pcA crot.on 1 ii violent iJDi) Kclu'so to. ft otln'i- but Kulev IJon t' iu ii yellow puuKago. v.wfy and Tar i-ontaiusno: oi'laft' ous drnsrs and is the okl Dnig i (Hi D-a 'fa 4 1 in 'j 1 (1K-a is- Ill ast cil ih- -V i i Lee if ari the the i il '-il' leu- lie in his loner Coi- iuu'edy's LiiX-'1 bpiiite- sons- aiul onouspus ept nuy and in- iltfuger tre. ji i hi tK-i Independent 3 ii Olfr Series: IDoi; Xxxix.

35 MONRO EVILLE, IN AN AN UAH 17 th 1 9(0 7 'UcX Sede0: l)0L XXll, 10 3 4 foot American Field Fence, 2 30c pec rod at SchaSb CBS Weir mans. ST Edwards of Fort Wayne the guest of his parents last -V George, ft past: month, ha, for. the has with Iluntihgto'U in to Pettit.wilf ocrv that.thc haulim over the. gravel i i.ieav-; dulired in' iliivinq hud a ltd -jh of A ing the iiKV in tl be punisheii as loa; in- conaiui'i iyo.i:e VViJI he "instructions: i iun iropT. ini-' not only danragd? ih'e nidtwaye but 'he'liorses.

ure' i god: M'lmU'tterloa-. thonon. noli (ai-Us iu.e J'j' th'i! rsM it I f-'cstniits i.i-'ifit u. not i-5 fiis i i ill" iiV'i Jir. KoiU'l'is -ft; It V.

roiictcs i l.t-de'S'wrxs.-- Ii-r Vit; iliurOi ii--: O. 8vi 3.0c per rod at Bchaab i. laignnil oi iiliUJlottt pd -t. iM mo is h'pcnuins et iv m- Vak Micro siiit'st t. Ohio, avid i)r.

VbJ- Shi'l'rA' tiu.s i i ng i in a 1 I' 1 I 14. I i' I j.iap.ics 4'or s.oir.e. nrjjvxii jai itiie to a sb.u.ijfii?!g jiis Aglcr arll. a V. (' ii io 1- i.1 i I and' yv -r vor Indiana.

The Second Week of JANUARY Sale PII7L 1)0 lllOrO iiltprPCf intr fmni mnnor carrier, 4-nA r. a immcj -am J-ufs OMMltl" ft, than the lirst. Many sDlehdid valneB will rip vj vl: "vu ijiiic, uiciuituce prices pnt pon many lines of gopds to insure quick EveiT. department in the store offers strong buying induce- incuts ir tins second week of-our great sale. Still Greater Values in Housekeeping Linens, Muslins, 'Sheetings and Domestics.

A. Special Offering in Silks A fortunate purchase enables us to offer "stylish silks 'afrmiiclrless than regular "have" divided' them" two lots and price them at, ....50 and 58c a yarl 1- ClearciB Pri fi -arbVac7 Special' prices on all Here's a 1 chance. to saTe. ftirbde Dry Goods Co "Mail Orders Promptly and Carefully Filled" i Vic rebate; Railway Fares to Out of Town Custom ers on purchases of $25.00 or more. II: Watc his space next wiv iwi iv a I on all the latest styles of so S5 FURNITURE.

Respectfully, WmrERWINl SONS. If v.v to announce to our Friends and Pat-1 roi ini Jan. 1st '07-. Thatwe have opened a a. tin shop in the rear of the Peoples Drug Store 'We will be prepared to do roofing of, all kinds, (Udvanized Iron, Tin Work, Spouting and Repair or li in the shop.

If in need of anything in this line ire will be pleased to have you give us call (is we aim to do strictly first class ivofh ivith PRICES TILL ARB RIGfHT an use noihing but the best of material as our experience in this line, enables ms buying the right stock. 'Respectfully, 'Phone 109. v-.