The Waterloo Press from Waterloo, Indiana • Page 8

8 RUROOE'S Carpets, Curtains, Mugs, Nearly 10,000 square feet of room Id tooverttowlDjr with the bent as6rtmeDt bare ever shown. The bright spring sunshine makes the old carpet aod cur tains loolc rusty; let us renew them. We are ready to meet all demands. You can make the borne beautiful at little coat if you bur bere. See these special values: Tapestry Brusael Carpets, good selection of patterns 48 3.

yd. Tapestry Brussels Carpets, with horde rs to Oc 3. yd. he oest styles in ingrains have eyer shown at OU, U1U UUt In Rugs we are showing all the newest aeigns irom tue smaui mat. to trie large carpel size, a special rusfei Urns, size by 12 feet, at In lace curtains, draneries and UDholstery materials our line Is complete.

We are prepared to make draperies, tit correct oriental style. We bave opened a choice line of Ruffled Muslin Curtains in plain white and white with colored 1.00, figures and stripes at. China and The largest and finest assortment we rect from the manufacturer and lo our own private shapes and decorations. Complete lines of Table and Dinner Ware lo American. English, French and German porcelain.

Tr.ilfltKpf- nil aorta of Gland Ware. save you money. Porcelain Dinner Sets, 100 pieces, handsomely decorated English Porcelain Dlnoer Sets, 100 pieces, fine under-glaze decoration Fine Porcelain Dlnuer Sets. 100 pieces, border Grlndley's Fine English Porcelain In own Importations. 100 piece Havlland China Dinner Sets, choice OC OO Qa of three beautiful OUl Confined patterns of a Hand China.

Special sale or urencn cnina i-iaies, six Carlsbad China Dinner Sets, lw pieces, new aec- nn orations, worth $20 00. special 3lJ.JJ aOCi Special lot of tine pressed Glawt Tumblers 30c a DOZetl Fin blown Flint Glass Tumblers i -50c a Dozen ah aorta of Table Glass Ware at very I A maifnlflcent showing of Art Ware, are looking ror wedding girts come nere. Special sale of Jardinieres, at The Rurode Dry Goods Woytic, 1 5HOK1 51UKlt ABOUT TOWN. 3 A 1 ku. 1.

il-i U. Ita It makes a man hut to think of the advance in price for coal, under the regulation of the trust, but it will take coal to heat the bouse next winter Just the same. There Is no end to the ments In life; even a porous plaster Is full or holes. i I Speaking about eruptive diseases, what has become of the old fashioned Itch that used to visit the district school every winter? Some will re-ineniber the frequent doses of sulphur and molasses that mother used to administer, and also the red precipitate for outward applications. The old settlers that ued to Inhabit the outside of the children's heads are yet I ash lonable In Isolated cases.

The rapid development of. the foliage on the trees, caused a young lady to remark In our hearing, "The leaves are such a pretty babv green, too." Forewarned, i Forearmed Tbe liability to disease is greatly lessened when the blood is in good condition, and the circulation healthy and vigorous. For then all refuse matter is promptly carried out of the system otherwise it would rapidly accumulate fermentation would take place, the blood become polluted and the constitution so weakened that a simple malady might result seriously. A healthy, active circulation means good digestion and strong, healthy nerves. As a blood-purifier and tonic S.

S. S. has no equal. It is the safest and best remedy for old people and children because it contains no minerals, but is made exclusively of roots and herbs. No other remedy so thoroughly and effectually cleanses the blood of im- unties.

At trie same time it builds tip the weak and debilitated, and reno vates the entire sys tem. It cures permanently all manner of blood and skin troubles. Mr. E. E.

KellT. of Urban. writes had Eemt on my hand and face for fire years. It would break out in little whit pustules, crusts would form and drop off, leering- the ikin rad and inflamed. The doctor did me no rood.

I used II tm niinatl aoena and earve a without benefit. S. B. S. cured me.

and my akin la aa clear and amootn as any one'e." v. that twant-v-ona bottle, of S. S. S. cured her of Canoer of breast.

Doo-tors and friends thought her eaae hope leas. Riohard T. Gardner, Florence. 8. C- Buffered for years witn nolle, two Dot tles of 8.

S. S. put his blood in rood 00 dition and the Soils disappeared. Send for our free book, and write our chvsicians about your case- Medical advice free. THE SWIFT SrECIFW CO, ATLANTA, CA.

our enlarged carpet department filled of Carpets, Bug aod Draperies we a ft ert and 1.15 a yd. uug id cuoice pui ir a up coxy corners and Turkish rooms, in 1.25 up to 2.25 a pr. Glassware have ever offered. Every article di LaniD. etc.

All at prices that will a Set a Set a Set open stock, choice decorations, our New decorations In open stock. cnoice oi a-ryez rr CTqU 'UU cacn low prices. IJrlc-a-brlc and Cut Glass. If you 50Ca TOC and Indiana. The north precinct election board has a good Joke on the healt officer of the town.

shortly before noon, the health officer asked for the consent of the board to allow one of the "exposed" voters, who was under "strict" Quarantine, to come and vote nrovlded he had no fever, and would change his clothing and he thorough ly renovated and sprayed with a "rank poison." and In this way there would be no danger, said the health of ficer. He received the consent of the election Inspector, and the health of ficer and his assistant proceeded on their mission with their parapher nalia, only to learn on their arrival at the quarantined house that the said voter bad already been down to the polls and voted. a These spring days are productive of some tine weather, and we must not irget that there Is a lot of It in a day, now. for the davs are so much longer than when we had the disagreeable weather. How uncomfortably we should feel if we knew some of our neighbors had a.

tHKir oolnioo of us as we have of them. a Some persons are continuously de manding their rights, but would they not be happier enjoying their privi leges, rather than In creating a dis turbance in the struggle for what they conceive to be their "rights." It should always be remembered that vour rltfht to do as you please ends where the other fellow's ight to do as he pleases commences. When the river and harbor bill comes up in again, carrying its millions of appropriation, some member si oul 1 add a few thousand for the Improvement of the stream of lnv that Its courx mav be made to tun sn oot 1. This would benefit son Waterloo people too. When you come to sum up the suc cesses in life, it will be discovered that men were not great because of wouderful briin power, but more es pecially tecauss they ussd what brain they had to the best purpose.

This i a ncri7stire thought for young men in Waterloo. Good homes, speak of advanced civ- ilization. And there is no country like ours In the number of good homes among tbe common people. The saloon keepers went fishing on Monday election day. Alee la SU-en-ea or on the train, in the i ouse or while at your office duties, you are subject to disagreeble results from irregular or excessive diet.

Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Peosin cures positively constipation. indigestion, sick headache and stom ach trouble. Sold by Campbell. The Spttter's brigade should ar THE WATERLOO PRESS MAY 9.

1901. range for a good rain every Sunday night to wab away the filth on the cide walks, around the Darby block. Ladies can scarcely go along these ralkson Sunday, and if the babit niut I continue, tbey propone placing boxes with ashes or sawdust convenient for i use. by those who bave no thought of the evil effects of such conduct. The band concert Saturday night, brought out a large crowd of people who seemed to enjoy the music.

It affords an opportunity for visiting. and alto love making, or beau catch- log. There are sotue who believe it is cheaper to move than to pay rent Tbe populists were right for once The railroad corporations are direct ing the movements of tbe Dreideut mi hurhint hut mitrrnmpnt lives. Some one has Invented the utory that tbe wife of a lazy man placed a half dollar In the garden where she wanted some spading done and when be found the money he kept on spad ing, but this fake wou't far In the garden making. The only way for the quarantined people to gain their liberty eerus to be that they should take the "chicken pox" and break out.

Tbe fellow that is always saying disagreeable thlogs doesn'L make many friends. It is a good plan to keep still when you haven't anything good to say of others. The tears of a hypocrite dry up as aulckly as a man's garden under a cold east wind. He who Is In the wrong Is quite ilkelv to be the first to show bis anger. When you see a young gentleman cleaning a young lady's bicycle, they are lovers, but when the scene Is re versed they are married.

The man who detests dogs Is looked on with suspicion by the owner of the dog which has been poisoned. Eat, drink and be miserable, is the truthful veraloo nianr Individuals are compelled to use In thette latter dav There seems to rje sometning wrong with our cooks or our digestion, too much close confinement and too little xerclae In the sunshine. Never before have our people real ized so fully the truthfulness of the statement, that "ltors dlaiiree." as in the present diagnia of the eruptive diseases In the community Ittteems to make some difference whether a rouna: lady Is a blonde or or brunette, in securing a poMltlon In Waterloo. Hlondes art in demand. and snappy black eyes are at a dis count.

As a specimen of the Injustice done to our town by false reports concern ing the smallpox scare, we hear of one case where parents refused to allow their daughter lo work in a home bere because "four had died on Sunday with smallpox, and they could not co risen to have their daughter ex posed." No one having died and none sick enough to take- to their beds. shows the excitable disposition of the people. fcaeeeare at Hta rert. I recall now with horror, Mail Carries Burnett Man of Levanna, "my three years of suffering from kianev trouble. I was hardly- ever free from oull aches or acute pin In iiiv ttack.

To stoop or lift mail sacks made me groan. 1 felt tired, worn out. atx.ul ready to give up. when I ttegarr to ue Kleelrie Bitters, but six bottles completely cured me and made me feel like a new man. 1 liey re un rivaled to regulate stomach, liver, kidneys and bowels.

Perfect satisfaction guaranteed by Campbell. Only fiOcts. Band Concert. The following Is the program for the second open air concert by the Citi zens' Band. Saturday evening.

May 11: Marrb Major ouritH Klnyurt WUi-I)st XUt Marrh-AKUiici Vhtout l.iiit Medlt-Y Ormnry-THt Wijmm. iUickir Cake Walk KnoTii.i. Koomlbts 'riU 9-lnttls-h O. K. fi.ca.

When a case of smallpox develops among those exposed, who have passed through the chicken pox malady, then the Question as to the real nature of the disease will have beeu satisfactor ily settled. Oscar Fulk. the drayman, met with I an accident at the Lake Shore depot. Saturday. In handling a crate con taining carriages, it fell on him.

mak ing a severe gash on his nose and un der Ins right eye. fortunately no permanent injury resulted. The ladies in Auburn, are petition- ing the city council to have Mrs. Geo. Schaab appointed a school trustee.

I How would It do in Waterloo to have I lady member of the board to exert the rehning influence of woman on the deliberations or tins august body. 1 The exercises for the twelfth anni- versary cf the Epworth League will be held at the M. E. church on Sunday evening, May lz, at cIock. A cordial invitation is extended to alL Tbe young people's societies of tbe diffei" ent churches in town are especially I invited.

DeWitt's LiUle Early Risen search the remotest parts of the bowels and remove the impurities speedily with no discomfort. They are famous for their efficacy. Easy to take, never gripe. Campbell. is DEMAND SIDEWALKS The Council Takes the Step.

Right THE GRADE ESTABLISHED AmI Hit Coawetl Will Ex ewe, Neede Walk to CatrarUJ aloag FYtaclpal Streets. The town council held an adjourned meeting last Friday evening, and among the few things discussed was the side walk question. The council now ready for the question, and Ith the old members of the council. who will hold over, and the new members to be sworn in later, will have their hands full enjoying the perplex ing questiou which surely will come before them. The council has wisely concluded to take in all the walks which ueed repairing, and there will be a few spared.

There are many miles of good side walks In Waterloo, and those that have Heretofore const ructed first class side walks cannot ee why others should not be 'obliged to do the same along their premises. Among the new walks to be for which grades are being established by the county surveyor, are on Oak, Elm, Franklin. West Railroad, Center to the cemetery, south Center and East and also on State along I the county road east from Wayne W. Lincoln, Washington and other streets, and parts of streets where new walks are required for public safety. Tiiere are some grade already estab-! lished and ordinances passed, which will be enforced with the new ordinances.

The question has long been agitated, and slartiog out lo time for the new council to take up the work there will be much to do for the new hoard, and with those who will con tinue 00 the couocil a good record will be made along tbe line of public: improvements. The council adjourned to meet again tomorrow On last Saturday W. W. Hatch went to Elkhart on business for tbe Goshen Angola Traction company, aod met with J. E.

Young, of Chicago, who represents the construction coin pa ny which has contracted to build the line east from this city. Mr. Hatch state that with the exception of a few min or details everything Is In satisfactory shape and work will not long be de layed. Tbe route a now projected will include seven towns, and between Angola and LaGrange Mm arrangements are all completed Tbe -entire road will be fifty-four mile In length. and the work of construction will give employment to a large force Of men.

The const ruction company represented by Mr. Young is the same that constructed Hit Pittsburg, Fort Wayne A Chicago railroad, aod is unquestionably able to satisfactorily fulfill Its contract. Gohen Dally Times, Mayfl. .1. Angola iieople are trying to money by tx subscription, with which to pay off the indebted nest ou the Til-Stale If the 915 000 is not forthcoming the Normal people say they will go to Muncie, where have been offered the building which were offered the stale Last win ter.

The Normal was established at Angola about eighteen years ago, at fhlch time some ten or twelve thous and dollars was raised for it in the county. It has an attendance of sev eral hundred students, who board with residents of the town, and it will make quite a difference witUj Angola if the school should leave. It is said that the prospects for raising the money are very slim. Fremoot Eagle The services of the week at the Pres byterian church were quite impressive. Owing lo the fright of timid people over the contagious disease report ed in town the at tendance was not as large as it otherwise would have been.

The lectures and sermons by llev. A. H. Brand were well received md the impression recived was for the uplifting of those who heard. On Sunday Miss Wiliuetta CopVland was received into church membership, up on confession or raitn, ana seiden I ick I nsoii was presented by.

his par enta and received the rite of baptism. Mr. J. G. Ellinghain, of Auburn, has rented the Lockhart ware room on VanVleck and on Monday opened a oainting establishment and will con duct his business from Auburn and Waterloo, doing painting of fine vehicles.

He will also manufacture barn paint In the upper room of the building. 1 The Toledo-Bryan electric line com- paoy. of Toledo, with 1 capital has been incorporated. This is the line that Is "headed this way." Faecal fer HI. Uft.

"My fattier and sister both died of consuiupi ion. writes J. T. Weather- wax, of Wyandotte, "and 1 was saved from the same frightful fate only by Dr. King's New 1 Discovery An attack of Pneumonia left an obstl nate cough and very severe lung trou ble.

which an excellent doctor could not help, but a few months use of this wonderful medicine made me as well as ever and 1 uained much in weight Infallible for coughs, colds and all throat and lung trouble. 1 Trial bot tie free. Guaranteed bottles 5oc and I.0o at Campbell's. i. HI oi new Tort.

The new form of policy provides: First Security. Second Profitable 'Investment- Third Liberal loans to the In sured. Extended term In case of lapse. Automatic paidup insur ance. Liberal cash surrender values.

Ooe month grace in payment of premiums. For further information apply to L. R. HATCH, Solicitor At DeKalb Bank. Waterloo, lad.

Local and General. 1 Garrett business men will no longer give away trading stamps with purchases. Hon. J. M.

Robinson addressed the men of tbe M. E. church at Kendall- ville last Sunday afternoon. Lt. Gov.

Gilbert, of Aogola, attend ed a meeting of the Spanish-American War Veterans' association at Indianapolis, and was honored by being elected president. The commissioners of Steuben county bave ordered elections to be held In Jamestown and Millgrove townships. May 25th. to vote 14.000 and respectively for the electric railway. The commencement exercises for t' grammar department of tbe pub lic schocl will occur at the opera bou-e Touts lay evening.

May 23, unless some arrangements are forced upon the class to change the date. The commencement exercises of tbe Ashley high school was held last ev enlngattbeM. E. church in that town. The graduates were Emery A Hartman, Thomas C.

McGloin. E. Kent, I. Mabel Camp an Clifford C. Miller.

Mayor Taggart, of Indianapolis stopped a runaway horse in Chicago. the other day. It may not be out of place to mention the fact that be ants to succeed Jones as chairman of the Democratic national committee. Cleveland Leader. The Indianapolis News has won its Injunction suit, to prevent tbe assess ment of the good will of the News plant.

The state board of tax equali zation added about 1X0.000 to tbe as sessed value of iu good will. There seem to be no law in this state for as sessing ucn a mythical value. Tbe liberality of Ben Wallace, tbe showman, cannot be questioned When tbe monster elephant "Charlie' killed Hoffman, bis keeper, last Thurs day, be had tbe elephant killed at once although he was valued at 110,000 and be gave one-half of the proceeds of Saturday's exhibitions to Mrs, II off man and her children, amounting to i.1,500. Wallace was at ooe time In the livery business with Louis Auker- man, formerly of Goshen. Corunna.

Coki'nna. Mar 7 Mrs. Rube Child spent Sunday in the country with Mr. Cs John Adams was home from A villa over Sunday Rev. W.

E. Ingalls was called to Pleasant Lake, on Friday, by the se rious illness of his father, who died on Tuesday. May 7. Olive Leli- tiian returned home oo Saturday from Gohen, where she had been visiting for several weeks. Stonebrak er Is able to be out again after being confined t-o.

the house all Be v. and Mrs. F. J. Speckeln, of Etna Green, spent several days last week.

ith Mrs. parents, Thomas and Mrs. Franks The firm of Zonker and Shaffer has been dissolved, Mr. Z. purchasing Mr.

Mrs. J. E. 1 1 amnion and daughter of Toledo, visited here with relatives several days last week W. II.

Beu- chat transacted business in Auburn Saturday Miss Vera Knauer went to A villa Sunday to spend the summer with her A. Johnson and James DeLong were In Slurgis, Mich the first of the week on business Ell Walker and family visited with the family or Mrs. 'a parents. Nelson and Mrs, Cheney. lat Sunday, south of Sbower'a It is rumored that there will be another meat market in town in a short time.

Competition etc. Dick Shaffer, of North Amherst. Ohio, was here a few days last week with his sick brother. Dawson and wife were the guests of Allen and Mrs. Cremesn on Sunday.

William Gregg has accepted a position in Zonk er' store, fur a while at least Milo Thomas had quite a run on buggies and wagons last wek, having sold sev eral during that time Married, on Sunday. May lh, by Uev. Barton at his home southeast of Corunna, Mr. William L. Norris aod Miss Ellen Ru fner, both of Richland township.

Here lo you. will, 'and may your wedded life be one of liappinesa and Weaver and daugh ter, who have been keeping house for Dr. Snyder for several months, returned to their Inline in Kendallyille Saturday David Shaffer, after a lingering illness, passed peacefully Into the great beyond, Monday morning, at about o'clock. Funeral services' will be conducted by Rev. Tussing at the M.

E. church. Wednesday at 2 o'clock. The remains will be interred in the cemetery south of town. II leaves a wife and four children to mourn the loss of a kind husband and an indulgent father.

He lived a con sistent christian life, and died in the triumphs of a living faith There will be a union temperance meeting at tbe Christian church tonight. A good attendance is desired. This eiraatare ia oa every bos of ta rb iIbs) Laxative Bromo-Quinine Tabu; the remedy that ewes) a caU tm ew MONEY TO LOAN At 5 per cent in terest. Brown West, Attorneys, Auburn, Ind. Do Yon take THE PRESS? A LESSON OLLAR for dollar, more In Ivory Soap than in any household soap.

It is easy to find a cheap soap; but to find purity and low price in a single soap is not easy. They combine in Ivory Soap. You can afford to use it in the laundry; you can not afford not to use it elsewhere. It is vegetable-oil soap, in the cheapest form in which it can be procured. You pay nothing for a fancy box, wrapper or perfume.

It is all in the soap! It floats. William Allen White, of Kansas, will contribute to the Saturday Even ing Post an article on "Fighting Fred Funtton," giving some anecdotes and Incidents of his life lhat will be entertaining, one dollar per year, at this office. Gov, Durbln has appointed ifon. Nick Ensley, of the 44th Iod. as a member of the Shiloh commission to locate position of Indiana regiments In that battle of April 6 and 7, IfL Comrade Ensley and the writer several years ago located the position of the 44th Regt.

and nailed a marker oti a tree at the old "Sunken Road," where some hard fighting was done, Lake Shore In effect Sunday, Feb. 4, 101. Leave Waterloo. ooiao BAT. is lit lit Kxpreaa I XI am Ite Toledo A cram ohm at too II am a Way Krelcht 9 i am Day F.iprrM I iw pm 10 New ork and Hoatoa Si eclal pm H4 Krrlcht I.VS pm IS New EDRlaud a 04 pui OOI HO WfatT.

PaclHi? Express 1A7 Iay sa Way Krrtjctit ta WniUto prcwi am ..10 am pm ..41, pm Fort Wayne Branch. OOI HO NORTH. No. 443 Way 9 71am No. 4A7 Tnruucb F.xpmia and Mall IS 4.1 pm No.

4 Detroit aod Indlanauolia 04pm OOI HO SOUTH. No. 4M Cincinnati Mall and Express. I 15 am relit i No. 410 Detroit and Indianapolis pm Noa.

10. ts. S3 and 37 dally; other dallr BptSaoday. V. M.

Camp. Wau-rli eept The DeKalb Bank Camar Wayae sad Ballread tu. Waterloo, Ind. Certificate ef Depeelt laxaad. Dees eaeral Eaaklaa Baal- Celleetleas Prexeetly Made G.

T. Abbey, Cashiers L. B. Hatch. Assistant Cashier.

Bank Ci aai Wayae a ad Waterloo, ladlaa 1 Pays la teres oa deposits. Close attention given to collections. Rents Private Boxes In Safety Deposit TaolU at Seasonable Price. H. K.

LEAS, Casta ir. Be lerloo Roller Process Flour Mill Buys Grain at Market Price. Manufactures and sells Flour Meal and Feed. Custom Work receives prompt attention. Patronage solicited.

P. C. GOODWIN, Prop. Daniel Blucher i Buys Timber, Logs, Lumber, Ash and Bass-wood Bolts. Waterloo Ind.

Overloaded. For fence wire, fence posts out of green timber, shingles, lumber, buggies and wagons, if price and quality will be an inducement. Go to Milo J. Thomas, Corunna, Indiana. IN VALUES.

pound for pound, there is Col. Russell B. Harrison, son of the late Gen. Ren. Harrison, has concluded to make bis future b'ome In Indianapolis.

Henry Peoples, of Goshen, was the victim of a mean trick one evening last, eek. Someone sent him a bogus message that bis nephew at Elkhart was dead. He went at once to Elkhart and found them all well. The Indianapolis Daily News re cently re-organized Its editorial force, and by the new arrangement Mr. J.

I. rnaday will go lo Washington In a few months to fill the responsible place of correspondent from the national capital to the PROFESSIONAL CARDS. WILLIS. OTaaV Poblio. Deeda.

mortcagee aae all aimMittons DromuVIr made. OIBce le Press UOce, Waterloo. Ind. GEO. W.

CROOKS. Attombst XT Law kud Notary 4iivi r-arfful ultIll loll to nil Itu-ltlftoS rntruMrt! tu lilra. (4llt-ttittii and Klrt In (iirmii rPOHv prompt attrtil Ion ly mr. -Your imtronnire aollflleid. Ofll't III iKnlli linnk Wtttt-rloo.

FBaNK W. WILLIS. NOT4BT Prai.ic and Claim A (eat. ProaJ4 attention given to all liuKiurnta placed la in hand, feueioiia original. Inr.reaae.

widow' and utlier claims In the iMipartmenU proancuted aurceaafully. Twenty years at. K.rtenre. Oevnla. mortgagee, contracts, and gal paper written at reasonable cbargae office la tbe Preaa Office.

Vaa Vleck bt Waterloo. Ind. ORDERS AND SOCIETIES, i. o. o.

r. WiTimxH) touoi, No. SSI. I. O.

O. neli every ut'Miay veiling. Vlaltoraaie always welcome. r.asdA. M.

CiTT LofKig. No. T. Slale mM.tlng Wedneaday evening, ou 01 etti-h full moon. Clara amp-hell.

i Hpeer. S. W.i K. U. Kio.ti.

J. h. Leas. Treasurer; A. C.

Urublae. Secretary, Daavater of Keaekab. tITrl f-oixig. No. 217.

1). or meet ncs iil and fourth Wedneaday evening of each mouth In I. U. Hall. Maud Hecker.

'olile Orahd: Vh-e l.rmi.l. 4'ora Iteckiier; i.f. akiiutii lloowan Klnaiicliil fee (Jorit llitrt liolotiiew I'rean. Jelif ImhofT. Kalgat er PfUalaa.

LkOMIUAS lOIHig. No. Sun. meet every Monday evening lu their new ('anile Hall. WILm Powell.

O. W. MclirlJe. V. VMierley.

frelate; W. II. Lena. M. J.

Jarkman. K. of li. J. Heck.

M. of K.J A. M. Orojtg. M.

I. J. Baiter. I. A.

t. W. Loixig, No. 1. Waterloo, meets on thald anC 4tt Thursday evening of each mouth la the K.of H.

Hall. V. M. Jonaa I I ard M. C.

Moiitavon: Foreman. t. Fulk; Overseer. J. Brand; Kecorder.e.

It. Klckel; Financier and Uei-elver J. C. Uay: J. Mf Itrl.li'.

f.ulilt T. K. ImhofT. Inide Wati li; H. Hurthoiomew.

Utltalde WaU'h. urfrra tateriraa Frateraal Orsrr. ttT 1.oim;k No 7V mevt every 'I liurtuiay evening In I O. K. hall.

l'it I'renldent. Olive rhowalter; lr-ideiri. T. K. lriihoff; Vlre Prenldeiit.

Kdilh Vrrlmm; fliaulala. nry McCHg ue; Flw. Warilmm; Treasurer. John Heldlers- rerirt. at Arm.

Joeeohlne hwartat: Ondiii-tor. di. II lnman InioT (uard. ary I mltorf; inter Oiiard. Jnli Wmtavon.

Vl-tl ing lirol Itt-r and sinter lunti-d to all mett- liiK'. i Waterloo (iraae. U'irrmw No. 2111. meets In the h.of II.

hall in VVatRrlM, oa the 2nd and 41 rat tirilay of earh month at I o'cliH'k p. m. J. II.Mlge. Worthy Mutter; Wm- Hrwblll.

J. K. Inlt-ard. W. K.

O. Fmn-i-U: A. B. Malwor-h. Ie-tnrer; A.

M. Onnce. steward; Arna Newcomer. Aat. llodz'-a.

Lady At rtewa-rd M. Jone. '-ate it. M. Ux-klinrl.

ChaoUiii: oil. lng. Fomona; Mr. liura Newi oiuer, Flora Mrs. Mlna Met- nl f.

Cor.ea. w.a.c. TIfoa Kr.l.jgr CViRpe. No. 7.

meet Hat' nrday p. m. followli 1st and MMuf day In eas-b month. Cora Kartholomew, t'arrle run. -In.

Hen. Matilda Jr. Klleu Wao-nnan. Hec: Mat tie lieUUr. A nna Hrarid.

'han4aln; Ji-Mlilne Con; tnrnh Fxlge. tiuard: Jain-It Frank. A't Con; Annett Kennedy. An'st tiuard; Color Hearer. Ifct.

A lice rlia-r r. 2nl. Julia Butler. 3rd. Caroline Blnclair.

4th. Miry Oelt. The City Bakery In tbe Wlnlow block aoutb of railroad. Fresh Graham, Rye and Wheat Bread, Rolls, Pies, Cakes, Confectionery, etc. LUNCHES AT ALL HOURS.

O. J. Beck. THE FARMERS' BANK. Auburn, Ind.

(I'ndi-r State Supervision and Coutrol.) $50,000 Aet4 at lat-omcial j'lalement $373,256.53 Interest on deposit If left four month, loan money and trauaac'ta a general hanking Ijaolneaa. Yuur huslueM la solUrlted. ALBfcKT BOBBINS. Frea't. A.

C. BOBBISH. taaaier.