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The Monroeville Breeze from Monroeville, Indiana • Page 1

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i 1 'i 3 I n. her parents in Fort Wayne this week. The Auction Sale bf Furniture at Redelsheimers begins at I p. m. i 'B.

I. Friedline and wife 6pent 4flast Sunday at Tippecanoe Lake north of Warsaw. Men's Balbriggan Underwear, 50c and $1.00 per suit at L. E. Weight's.

Charley Geyer of Fort Wayne was in town last Monday visiting relatives, and friends. Auction Sale of Furniture next Tuesday at Redelsheimers home. openthe door to a little vice lest a great one enter with it merit is like a fiver; the 3eper it "ets the 'C: tie tt9bright.ipafrthe things and, do the. righx things, Louis Fuelling of Grand Kap-ids, spent the latter part of last week tbe guest of rela-' Uvea near here. Mrs.

Laura Jackson and son A. Jackson, of Churubusco were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. M.

If. Jackson, last Sunday. -j The Misses Francis an Mar-" celine Gerow of Ft. Wayne were the guests of Mjss Marguerite Niezer last Sunday. Mr.

and Mrs. Paul E. West, of Montpelier, Ohio were the guests of the formers parents, Rev. and Mrs. J.

A. West, last week. Mrs. Ofland. Brown and -Mrs.

Samuel Harvej.of New Haven were the guestaof Mr. and Mrs. David Miller last Friday. Mrs. O.

C. Myers who has "been the guest of her parents for the past week returnedto her home in Ft. Waytoe.1 last Sunday, accompanied by lier mother, Mrs. G. O.

Hmisickejf; For itomuli trodblfs, bilionsuess and eoiuUpstioa ftryCbambertains Stomach and LlvetlWbleUi, Many remaik-able cores kavs beeo effected by tbem, Prioe, 25 oenta. Samples free. For sale at Peoples Drug Store. Mrs. 'I Joshua 1 Magner was at Indianapolis last Monday and rTuesday attending the grand lodge of the Daughters of Rebec kah as a delegate from Columbia Re beckab.

Lodge of this Jacob Wagner, a well knowjo citizen of Madison township and with his son Gotlieb, proprietors of the 4Strin'g Town" tile mill, is laid up with broken rib, sus tained by falling into an open eellar hatch Whea yonr. bacx iches it is almost lnrarlably an indication that somtbiog la wrong; with rpva -kidneys. Weak, diseased kidneys ireqnwitly canse a breaking down of tne eytem. De Witts Kidney and Bladder piUa afford prompt relief for weak Kidneys, bacxacbe, in flammatioB of the bladder and all urinary troubles. Sold by 0.

Sweany. O. E. Benjamin, representing The Home Accident Health Insurance of South Bend, is in toWnhis week with a view of establishing an agency here. Sertee: Pol.

xx. mo. ri David! Marquart is layed tip wjth aa 'attack of rheumatism. Auction feale next Tuesday at 1 'p. m.

at Rtsdelsheimer home. of Ft Wayne was in town last Saturday. .7 LadieB Graze Vests, 10, 15, 25 and 50 cents. L. E.

Wright. Stephen Crosier of Maples was in town last Friday onbusiness. Sale of Everything at the Redel next Tuesdry. Geo. Stout of Fort Wayne was in town last Saturday on bu si ness.

Big Sale, of Household Goods at Redelsheimer home Tuesday. Elzy Hartef is the guest of relatives ut Wapakonetta, Ohio this week. Donf fail to attend the Big Sale i neir 1 uesaav at KMtisnsimers. i I Mrs. Harve Smith is the guest of i liiii G.

E. Spake was at Ft. Wayne last Henry Dorri made a business Jirip to Ft. Wayne last Tuesday. Mrs.

Edith Miller of New Haven is the guest of. her par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Clem. Oscar and Chas.

Leneiiberger and Ed Walker of Fort Wayne were in town last Sunday. "The bravest battles that have been fought, have been' fought by the mothers of men." Cures Rheumatism MINERAL Absolutely. Pay when cure. Write for par YiSHY ticulars to Moko Herb Remedy Co. Van Wert, Ohio.

Rev. J. L. rowers went to Waterloo last Tuesday afternoon to attend the annual of the United of the St. Joseph' district.

I was entirely cured of Asthma by Jhe Moko As ASTHMA thma Cure of Vac Wert. Uluo who are now Relieved supplyii.g uivdiciue free to all, tflio write tlienf) it. A Greatful Bnfferec. Many, mothers imagine their daughter's fortune is made when she learns enough to thump on a piano, or labors enough to daub a cheap chromo or to work a yellow dog on a door mt. G.irls are too glad to be spoiled in that Teach themjto command a regiment of pots and kettles teach them to make good bread good coffee teach them to make garments and patch when they 'need it.v'Teach 't 'ier" physi de'Veloiii eixvi t6 i it is mor.a Or.

Ameri can. wohjfe ana custom ineis ana stomach, than" it is for the. Hottentots to press their heads flat, of for the Chinese to make their leet liood, nealtliy and industrious girls make happy homes, good wives and mothers. For Catarrh, let trie send yon free. just to prove merit a Trial Box of Dr.

fcuoops Catarrh UumeJy It in a snow white creamy, healing anti-aceptic balm that gives instant relief to Catarrh of the nose and throat Make the free test and see Address Dr. STioop, Racine, Wis. Large jars 50 cents Sold at Peoples and Swea-nys drug stores. For good, everyday household angel give us a woman who laughs. Her biscuit may not be always just right, and she may occasionally burn her bread and forget to replace dislocated buttons, but for solid comfort all day and every day she is a paragon.

Home is not a battlefield nor life one enending row. The trick of always seeing the bright sidev of shining up the dark one is a very important faculty, one of the things- no woman should be without. We are not all born with the sunshine in our hearts, fts the Poet, prettily phrase it, but we cultivate a cheertul sense of humor if we only try. For a cold or a congh take Kennedys Laxative Couch It is bettkH than any other cough remedy because its laxative principal atsures a healthy copious action of the bowels and at! the same it irritation of the throat, strengthens the bronchial tubes and allays inflammation of the mucous membrane. Contains Hone; and Tar; pleasant to take, Children like it.

Conforms to the National Pure Food and Drug Law. Sold by W.O,8weany. i 1 Attention Comrads. The Memorial Sermon will be preached in'thefit. Rose Catholic church on Sunday, May 26th at.

2:30 o'clock by the Rev, Father Thomas M. Conrby. All old soldiers and their' families are -expected to attend. The Ladies of the G. A.

R. 1 and the Comrads will meet at the G. A. Hall and be ready; to march to the church in a body at 2 p. m.

By order, J. A. Johnson, Com. Isaac Jonbs, Adjt. I "flit Bll.

blnjs; Neutral lln MONROEVILLE, INDIANA, MAY 23, Be true, be hopeful and be happy. Mr. and Mrs. Nieswonger and Mrs. Baleys of Fort Wayne were the guests of Mr.

and Mrs. G. 0. Hunsicker last Sunday. See our Men's Fancy Half Hoes for 10, 15 and 25 Also' Ladies' and Misses' and white lace Hoes 15 and L.

E. Weight; Warren Buckmaster, i'frcy' Nelson, Lee Bogner and Harry Wv. Hempstead all- of, Decatur were in city Sunday afternoon witnessing the ball Mr. and Airs. J- M.

I'oo rA' LiniA, Ohio have moved 'into', the Webster property on Hater St and Mr. Fee is now employed as salesman for tlie B. I. -Friedline Music of tins city. A social was held at the Liiii- eran parsonage on last Tlinrsday evening and it was well attend ed.

The entertainers were the Misses, Violet Whittern, Hattie Robinson and lary AYest. Dr. J. C- Cowan "who recently located here left last 1 riday von irig 'for Chicago, being calleM there on accbunt of -an operation tabe performed on. 'his brother at a Chicago hospital.

Word was received here last Friday evening John" SI Ml I 1 .1 Jiapies- was very low with an attack of heart trouble Mr. Miller is a brother Of David Miller of this place is well known here. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Harper, Mr.

and. Mrs. Ralph Dawkihs, Mr. and Mrs.i Thelix Blaisiug; Mr. ana isirBonu-uawKins, mrsf i or wer in.towu last ihursdav attending tne iuu eral the babe -of.

and3US. Charts Taylor. Mother Alleger 'has been the giiest'of her daughter, Mrs. It-auk Hoy.t-at.Yaii; ert, Ohio for several, days past returned lome last Sunday. She was ac companied by her daughter and four children.

return to Vaii. Wert they were accompanied by Lula Chamberlain'' Col u-j" Cholera and Diarrhoea KeiiHuly. There i.s jnobabiy no lutiliHue lin.d..-that is relied vpon with mou- imiIicir confidence lhan Cliumbeilaiii.s Colic. Cholera and jjiai rhoea liehied.r. l)ur-iug the third of a century in -which has been in u.se.

people have leiirnwl that it is the one reined that never fails "Wheu retluced vi'th water aui sweet en edit is pleas ant tu tike. For saie at Peoples Drug stores. We are informed'' that Miss Harvey, who for the past three years has tilled the posi tion of Chief Operator at the Monroeville Home Telephone Exchange, has -handed iir her resignation as such to take eil'ect 1 he cause of this is said to be owins to the fact that she has been oil'cred and has accepted a position elsewhere. Miss Mabel left last Tuesday to enter upon her hew position patrons of the company dislike to hear this as Miss Mabel was always kind and courteous to them. Miss Helen Davis has now entered upon her duties as day Chief.

Let me. mail' yon free, to prove mer it, sampler of my Dr. Shoops Kestora tivu. ami my book oji. eitheu Dyspepsia, The or the kidneys.

Address me, Df, Shoop, Kacine, Troubles of tbe Stomach', Heart and Kidueys, are merely syniptomK of a deeper ailment. Don't make the com mou error of treating Kymptomx only. gymptom treatment i- treatiug the re-j suit of your ailment, and not the cause, vVeuk Stpmcli nerves-'tlie in ide nerves-means stomach weakness lwayg, And the Heart, and Kidneys as well, have thoir controlling on inside nerves. Weaken these nerves and youinevitably have Woak vital organs Here is where Dr. Shoops restorative has made its fame.

No other remedv even claims to treat the 'inside nerves' Also- for bloating, biliousness reath.or completion, use Dr. Shoops Hestorutive. Write for my. free Book now Dr. Shoops Bestorative sold at Peoples and Swesnys drug stores.

907 i i I mrwr asgaggaaa.uii 7ft Eat, drink and be tomorrow you can- On Account of G. EnCampmint A'special train Ecab Uiur.d the tvania Kail will leave Ft. Walvne, at 11 i3rdtopiiing at jMonroeviile. tare Round Trip, cents. BASE BALLS The Greens were defeated here last Sunday by errors.

The boys started ihe game' in fine shape and gave "Eggeman first class support up to tn tn inning wiien.Kriclc leu xlon'n and tailed to connect with any of the balls coming his way anc allowed the visitors to gather scores by the wagon load With gnod. support the new pitcher Egjgeman would have shut out the visitors to a stand still and they knew it from the innings The score by 2 Monroeville; 0 4 5 7 8 9 0 0 0 0 0 0 Ft: W. Greys, 0 0 0 0 0 0 11 0 Ilits Ft. Wayne Grayst B.atterie Monroeville Bausernian ct man; Greys, Anderson McCo X0T2S OF THE GAME. Baiisernian did fine behind the bat.

ltuout errors qn second tlie Greens would iia've had another Lganie to their The Van Wert earn' will be here next SundaV and. "then you can look for the loon to go up uame caiiea atyu. -r viv- ana "bnineriy 'played V-4 '-ivA Ji-urj41Jf'ii rae gaoe. I'iiroiri'JiavTtig oj 'bad "one on first wtoch lib Jeft.roll M'eCdverri was and: his place was iilled bv-a Ft. Wayne player who was abxmt as good as a two-year" old kid ami couldn't stop a baloou, i tiie nq kv.

pitcher did a plenty to tlie via ltors up. to the ir.ninir when support ave him the ijlueK and of course no man '-can pitch fifter. the ba oon g-oes up. ivrurk had a. dazen errors to lis creuil.

iuid if (he game had uooeiuledhe would' have, reached more. -All riht Krick keep up courage you may do better next timet The fielders diol fairly in their respective gar 'ens Peck-had a i i. i ii lam ana Allege? each. chance and lit them while lichard failed to reach his few sent hi i M. As the weather is getting warmer you will need a new pair of White Oxford We have a complete stock of them.

we caii: nt you the shoe TIT in 'anything in We. have -'solid more Bicycles this season than any year before. Sewing Mach nes from $12 up. LEUENBERjGER ROS ReDable Shoe jewelry Dealers. married for get a divorce, Road.

H. OtrlLi rr- sw Fort Wayne, 9 Interested in the correct styles for spring and summer will find a yiMfc to our eeedmgfy All the very newest tjjings are here most attrac-tiveiy priced. FOR INSTANCE We offer Two Lots of White "immeu wau iaa.es aad. nt. i i.i.miu Wafkitig Skirts, in Panama-, l-riiliantine and fancy 1 fniiov'l Spring Suits, in Panama, cheviots and serges, new Eton styles.

Values up to each! Wash Skirts, in ducts ana olher'seaVonabiemat eiiais, at $1 1.25 and $1.50 each. IN mSH 1 1 nrlnl! T'K tho Dnty Sheer Materials beautiful ly printed in dots, figures and floral effects, A special lot of fine Batistes, Lawns and Organdies at 12c 15c per yard is one of our strong 'departrngnb. Uayiiiff direei the mills, we are able to nuusual qu foVWpmeti; iri 'X- V-VA aiues in Wen, Women and, Chif iron 25c, S5o Rod 50c pai-: MAKF THE HOME ATTRACTIVE-Our Carpet, Eug and tMiii bectiuns rtith beautiful 'and tasty Velee-- tiona RfreasonafalefrwistBT "US-' FlfiUEE WiTfl -YOU" DryG "Mail; Orders Promptly and Carefully Filled" We rebate Railway Fares to Out oF Town Custom ti uu purcnascs Li We are now prepared to show you the Largest and Best Select ion of cheap and medium grades of WALL PAPER, ever shown-We have paper at 2 cents per roll. Come in and see our stock Respectfully, Wm. Kuwix Sons I Sua John Long left Tuesday last for Wisconsin withT a patty of home-seekers.

ror xne saKeoi your cnnaren strive to know something about i everything. CASSELMANS MEAT MARKET is the place to bay strictly, fif st class Creamery Butter. We have contracted our Butter for the year with some of the best butter makers in the country, who have late ly bought Machine Scperators. Our butter is always. on ice.

Every pound is euaranteed. We also have the right land of. Meats at the Right Kind of Prices.1 1 $lex Series: IDol. xxiI, mo 21 Indiana. I WOMAN" Lawn Waists well made and dam embroidery, lone or short rivek 51.5U each.

mivfnrflo onr as we do" quaUTigsr 'at teatif Children.1 startiricr vlOc; 25c arid oods Co or or more. i-4 7 1CJ 'i your cnnaren tne iaw 01 ina5 13 neeueu au xnrougn me ana everywneje. 4 Bought Sold and Exchanged-. CALL OR WRITE O.GANDY (EL CO. 205 "West Berry St.

FT. WAYNE, llfliilll vr .0 0-f' 't-.

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