The Alexandria Times-Tribune from Alexandria, Indiana • Page 4

Alexandria GRAIiO JURY AT WORK FllaERALJIELD TODAY SuipriGing, What Kodol Willi Do For you, when you need it But the longer jenyneg-lect Iildigestion, the more you will suffer before Kodol Directory Books Bd Supplies nd Supplies of All Kinds City News Stand a Good Cig'ars 1 matter what your preference, you sure to find just the kind of cigar Oft ju want in this Dig stock of ours. J'Y'Vh COME AND SEE US. Plumblnjr, Heating and Elaetrla Wiring North Canal tt Alexandria, Ini. IF. Y6U HAD A ecu AS LONG A8 THIS FELLOW, AND HAD DOWN T0I1S I LI HE W0OL0 QUXKIT CURE IT.

i 25c and BO All Drusgistt. TONSILINE Canton. SUIT IS DISMISSED Orestes Complaint was taken Out of Court Yesterday. The divorce suit of William Baxter, of Orestes, against his wife, Emma Baxter, which created a sensation when it was filed a few weeks ago, has been dismissed. Baxter accused his wife, who is about twenty years older than he, of some very unusual things, claiming that she is a drunkard.

Woodmen's Excurslon.r 7 An excursion to Indianapolis under the auspices of the Woodmen of the World will be run over the Big Four nsxt Sunday. The train will pass Alexandria at 8 :50 in the morning, the round trip fare being 75 cents. GOTO PETE BARRETTA'S NEW FRUIT AND CONFECTIONERY ISTORE1 For Good Salted and Fresh Peanuts, opcom, Gackerjack, Fruits Can- diet, Cigars and Tobaccos. 119 North Harrison Street 1 AUTl "iThFI I WAY I a Large Crowd Attended Obsequies of Late Jacob Webb. This morning at 11 o'clock at the Bellrattle church, southwest of the city, the funeral of the late Jacob Webb was conducted, the Rev.

Mr. Jones officiat ing. Interment was in the Pruitt cemetery, near the church. There was a large attendance at the service," the deceased being widely known over the north part of the Mr. Webb was hopeful until the last few weeks of living to celebrate a century of years.

He was very active and would ask to be allowed to share In the farm work. Recently, when the campaign opened, Mr. Webb declared with great delight that he would vote for one more president, and that would; probably be his last He had voted for i all of the presidents except three, and he missed those three while attaining the age to vote! FORMER PASTORS Preach at Special Services In the ME. Church. Beginning Tuesday night there will be special meetings at the M.

E. church with preaching by former pastors, tonight P. J. Albright, of Gas City, will preach. Richard C.

Jones, of Anderson, will preach Wednesday night, and C. E. Line, of Portland, has been secured for Friday night" All are cordially invited to be present and hear them. Henshaw Suit Dismissed. In the circuit court Monday the divorce case of Joseph W.

Henshaw of Alexandria, against his wife, Mary was dismissed." 7" Real Estate Transfers. Elizabeth Vinson to George W. ton, lot in Alexandria, $600. Lay- ti.ii i- a 1: M. Carver, lot in Alexandria, $900.

'V Printing at Right ar City News Stand. Good Printing at Right can restore Good Digestion. And, of course, indigestion if neglected long enough, brings on serious diseases in which Kodol cannot benefit you. Some of these there is no help for tit all. There are, in fact, very few ailments which cannot be traced directly to Impure blood.

And Impure blood is always due to a disordered stomach. Use Kodol and prevent Nervous Dyspepsia. Kodol will effectually assist Nature to secure a complete restoration of good digestion. It does this by at once digesting all food in the stomach and keeping it digested, until the stomach is rested and can resume its own work. Kodol removes the cauje and the effect quickly removes itself.

-When' it is recalled that Heart Disease, Cancer and even Consumption are due to poor digestion and poisons thus -transmitted to the blood, and throughout the system the importance of maintaining good digestion ia at once realised. Taken to Prison. William Jordan, the Alexandria youth who pleaded guilty in circuit court a few days ago to stealing pipe and other metal from the Lippincott factory was taken to the reformatory at Jeffer-sonville yesterday for a term of from one to fourteeen years. Convention Next Week. The thirty-fourth annual convention of the Woman's Foreign Missionary society of the M.

E. church of the North Indiana Conference will be held in the Yorktown M. E. church on Tues-diy and Wednesday, October 20 and 21. TO CURE A COLD, IN ONE DAT Take LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine xaoieis Tablets.

Druggists refund money if it I fa8 cure. ET ture is on eacn box GROVE'S signa- 25c. Price Phone 385 Transfer Co. We knew what Kodol would do before ever the first bottle was sold. If we did not know Just what It will do, we would not guarantee tt the way we, do.

It is easy ror you to prove Kodol the next (or the first) time you have an attack of indigestion. And you will certainly be surprised at the results. It is perfectly harmless. There can be no harm in trying something that may do you a great ilo.l nf crnnitwhari It Mfttfl VOll nothing if it doesn't Our Guarantee Oo to your drag-irlsi today and get dot- lar bottle. Then after you have used the entire contents of the bottle If you can -honestly say, that tt has not done you any -eood, return the bottle to the druggist and be will refund your money without question or delay.

We will then pay the druggist for the bottle. Don't hesitate, all 1 drugglKts know that our guarantee is good. This offer appliea to the large bottle only and to but one ia a family. The large bot- tie contains times as much as the fifty cent bottle. Kodol Is prepared at trie laDora-torlesof E.C.DeWitt&Co.,Chicago.

The and most comfortable SLICKER, at the same time, cheapest in tne end oecause It wears longest 3Q9 Everjfwhere Every qarmant quar-' anteed waterprooi. Catalog free C.NAD'AN CO LiMlTFO, TOPONTQ CAN' Woman loves a clear, rosv complex- ion. Burdock Blood Bitters purifies the blood, clears the skin, restores ruddy, sound health. nr a r'Ugbt Hauling and Messenger 0 1 'Service Promptly Done. Our Maks Moet All Trains.

Berry St. Phone 382 igars ana Tobaccos We are headquarters for all kinds of Cigars, Tobaccos, Pipe, Candies, HOOVER'S TIN SHOP 11H North Harrison Street iofing, Guttering, Repairs and 'all kinds of sheet Iron and Metal hVork.v JRNACE WORK A SPECIALTY HEADQUARTERS FOR araess, Kobes. blankets, i i i Whips and Bepair Work I SOME GREAT VALUESI SAT J. I LINDSEY'S Harness Shop Kait Church Street, Alexandria nsoles for Winter have them In electric, felt and wool. Have .1 S.i..J AltAn.

i't, ur buwb mwu wibu yiir huraitii hiivui t'r t- ur buuw mwu wibu yur ihjiii. it 'V ft -I. i. A ni iatf isy r-i itw Looking Into the Facts of an Al leged Bunco Game. The grand jury is again in session, after a few days' vacation, and the re cent episode in which John Griffey, the Boone township farmer, was involved is under investigation.

It. will be re membered that the farmer made a sale of cattle amounting to about $360 to Arch Dunlap, of Elwood, for which he has not received his money. Following this sale Griffey launched on a spree with Oscar Lee and Arthur Cox, also Of Elwood, and the trio made a spectacular trip to Chicago which cost him in the neighborhood of $800. When he became sufficiently sober to realize who and where he was, Griffey was in Anderson, and the stubs in his checkbook showed that he had issued checks for approximately $800, and had nothing to show for the money. The grand jury has taken up the affair to see what there is in it.

BUBAL EOUTE 22 October 13. -Mr. and Mrs. E. Car ver are entertaining friends from An derson this week.

Mrs. Opal Gillam is home from Ma rion, wnere she is taxing yocai tram' ing. Frank Hughes, on rural route 22, had his driving mare taken from the hitch rack at Alexandria Saturday night It was later found hitched in an out of the way place. Mrs. Donald Greenlee, of Dnnkwater, Canada, and Mrs.

Walter Kennanger, of Elwood, spent Wednesday with Mrs, Annie Jones. Mrs. Will Smith and daughters, Mar tha and Mary, and Mrs. Annie Miller, of Frankton, are spending a few days with Mrs. Florence Carver.

Mrs. Charles Carver entertained her Sunday school class Tuesday evening. Music and games were enjoyed, after which light refreshments were served. Mrs. Josie Baxter and Miss Ametta Hudson called on Mrs.

Jessie Butler Monday. Mrs. Douglas Montgomery and Mrs, Hugh Robinson spent Wednesday after noon with Mrs. Edward Montgomery, Mrs. Mack Moyer and Mrs.

Walter Shipley spent Wednesday with Mrs. Jessie J. P. Hudson and wife entertained at dinner Sunday the following guests: Lorin Gale, wife and ion, Gerald, and daughter, Fredia; Frank May, wife and sons, Lora and Edwin, and Miss Bessie May, all of Anderson; N. DePoy and family, of Alexandria; E.

Carver and family and Lon Baxter and family. Mr. A. Greenlee and wife called on their son, Carl Greenlee, Sunday. Mrs.

Jessie Butler called on her daughter, Mrsr Herman Corry, Friday, at Orestes. Torturing eczema spreads its burning area every day. uoan uintment quickly stops its spreading, instantly relieves the itcning, cures it perma nently. At any drug store.T MARGARET GUSTIN DEAD Suffered blnce Accident In January Widow of Jonathan Custln. Mrs.

Margaret Gustin, widow of the late Jonathan Gustin, died last night at her home, near Linwood. She was nearly 80 yean old and never recovered from a fall she received last January when she suffered the facture of the Her husband. died about one year ago. Mrs. Gustin is survived by four child ren a daughter, at home, Mrs.

Thorn' ton Hilligoss living near Frankton Walter Gustin, of Lafayette township, and one son in Toronto, Can. HIDDEft DANGERS Nature Gives Timely Timing That Alexandria Citizen Can Afford to Igaorc DANGER SIGNAL NO. 1 comes from the kidney secretions. They will warn you when the kidneys are sick. Well kidneys excrete a clear, amber fluid.

Sick kidneys send out a thin, pale and foamy, or a thick, red. ill-smellinfr urine, full of sediment and irregular of DANGER SIGNAL NO. 2 comes from the back. Back pains, dull and heavy, or sharp and acute, tell you of sick kid neys and warn you of the approach of Doan Kidney fills cure sick kidneyi and cure them permanently. Here Alexandria proof: W.

Woods, of 604 Jefferson Alexandria, says: "About four years ago I used Doan's Kidney Pills for a constant pain in my back and loins. I also had more or less trouble and annoyance with the kidney secretions, the use of Doan's Kidney Pills for a short time corrected all the kidney disturbances and banished the aches and pains from my back. I have often recommended the use of your remedy to others and will continue to do so." For sale by all dealers. Price 60 cents. Foster-Milburn 4 Buffalo, New York, sole agents for the United States.

Remember the name Doans and take no other. i 'I WlfS' OH 0 BOH I KT Real Estate insurance and Rentals ompt Attention Given toAll Buiintu MERE is an unusual chance to get your new suit or coat a chance to save money and get the garment you want. The new styles we are showing this season have delighted every customer. In design and material they have been pronounced the finest ever shown in this city. Everything about these "Bischof goods style, material, workmanship, fit-makes selection easy and satisfactory.

Modeled after the latest Paris importations their styles are authorative. Made from the best grades ot material they give you the wear vou want. Finished by expert men tailors they hold their shape and look well always. We guarantee a perfect fit. To keep business moving briskly we are offering these garments at prices that make them the greatest values you ever saw.

Here are a of the leaders: Look for the label in the garment you buy. iinuico iv svaica aiuzb suring Yor Property. 1 'if. -l-)f I I VtV i fflr i i T. V.

SLBBTH Jig Four Route OCTOBER BULLETIN a if. uci ia. unaav ex cursion. voo rouna inp. irain i leaves Alexandria at 3:50 a.

Tjiiva Tnflianannlia rt. tin A IK IIIUIBIIVUVUU pices Woodmen of the World. IirJAQOmdRETUBN-Lnketto Gutf Deep V1 t-" Water Way Asa'n. Ticket sold October i N. it IrriKatton and KETUBN Na- Coogrem, Tickets sold RETURN KentackT Tickets sold Octo- and uotoDer i to a.

ffy Horse Breeders Asa i INTER RETURN Annual Convention NRtioiial Woman's Christian Tomnerance Union Tickntn nn stile tober 18 to S3, Inclusive. Animal Convention riovemuer to 1U FW ORLKAN and RKTURN-hrlRtisn Ohnrch Convention. October 0, and 8. uood rot urning uctoner i i II.WAUKEE. WIS Brotherhood of St.

An dmw. Tickets sold October 8 toH inclaisve. OLONIST TICKETS-Cnlifnrnia, Mexico, Bntlxli Colambia and Points in tho Went. ortliwett and Southwest. On sale daily to October Ul, 1UUM.

OXkflEEKERV RATES To til West, Mnrthwmt, Southwest, Michigan, Mexico and brltlsn fossewitons. For fsrea, dates of sale snd particular infor-lstion, apply to E. K. Big Four gent. Phono 81 2 rings.

H. J. RHEIN, Oen. Paisengor Agent 'Cincinnati, u. O.

P. O. 70, A.T-T. AGENTS An opportunity to make big money; l'j)0 monthly from an investment of $3. Experience not necessary.

Don't reply unless you mean bus i -s. For full particulars at once 3 Crif fia Ccnipssy HI Coats and Suits $12.50 to $46.66 TIE R. ES ON O. itho Gift Sale at Carter Co..