The Tribune from Seymour, Indiana • Page 3

BEGINS MONDAY 8 PERSONAL. Marton Hall of Azalia was here yesterday on business. L. A. Hornady, of Kurtz, the city this morning.

We are offering some very attractive styles in both SOFT AND STIFF HATS No where can you find better selection Stiff Ilats Soft Hats Nobby Hats for Boys 2 00 3.00 and 4.00 1.00 to 4.00 Nobby Line of Neckwear JUST RECEIVED THE HUB 4 4 44 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 44 4 4 4 4 4 READY MAY 1, CAavjerhowse, T. The First Book Written in Four Years By Ian MacLaren. bO batAead ONLY AT R. will siltisfy us to quality. FOUR $20 FINES Medora Man Pays the Penalty Disobedience to Law.

of A WAR VETERAN PRAISES PE-RU-NA WANT ADVERTISING I his wspapers never contained anadvertisement that war not important someone. No issue of it ever failed contain at least one that was important to you! W. PETFR DRUG CO. 3: IMIKIN or the fiauling at 1 )- me-t ic ia undr h'i ILK Hal tab neat ly good aDew nqii a24tf 1 it ui or on ad. Inquire here.

alltf 1 I.L- flat hat it' nick le ate, I A at 730 A I.E. Will sei 1 at mce ill mv tin troug fibre. 1. sing White gin i etiie k. us at hie j'i Fg lia gs fo Hi -Set till -tre g.

ay Kwing, a27d 1 A LK ive room Colt ige in i-epair wfiii -1 i fili ami ot fier buihlin; t)n corne lot. Vn- tra lly locatei 1 or inv im lit. St J. 1 shepa rd James Hardy found the violation of the liquor law in township, where a blanket remon-tranee has been applied, pretty expensive. Friday he was tried in circuit court before a jury on the charge of selling beer without a license, lie was convicted and line 1 $20 and costs, amounting in all to over fifty dollars.

After this trial he plead gui ty to three other similarcharges and In each case the. tine was $20. Therefore fines alone amount to and the costs will likely be that much more. Hardy had a government license but on account of blanket remon- sttance be could not secure a county retail license. But it seems that he took the law into own hands ami did business just the same.

He certainly knows now that the majority of the people of arr township were in earnest when they signed the remonstrance Taking Leases. Two Muneie men have been at Kurtz for several days taking on land in that vicinity and will make a thorough test there for oil and gas. They have already taken leases on about 2000 acres around Kurtz and will have leases on 1000 more before they are through. They say they will be taking a drilling outtitto Kurtz before many weeks and put down some test wells. They are looking with favor on the territory and confidently they will find either oil or gas or both.

The Muneie men were in Seymour this afternoon with England. COL. ARTHUR E. HAMILTON. I Gives Praise t0 Pe ru na.

Ohio VoiunteJra wrCArom Oo.un.hu,. I.egide, having 0, perua, mends Pe-ru-na. Mr. Ji. B.

Manley, Assistant WarCor- fully demonstrated In my family, I have a number of friends who taken it for catarrh and stomach during the war in rhina, trouble and all unite in praising it. As ire G. Pittaway, 58 street, a remedy for catarrh, I can fully com- mend In a later letter to Dr. Hartman, Col. Hamilton writes: command used vour Peruna during our service in the )t awa, 'anada, wr tes: a man travels in extremely hot or cold climates, he realizes how valuable a friend he has if he tarries a bottle of Peruna.

1 know of no article in my traveling oeyniout itone hi Indiana. For Sole; City Property Bu i I Lots Farms GEO. SCHAEFER AGENCY. national hank hulling KIR W4ATHSK INDICATIONS. hicago April 2d, I hi tonight and probably Sundav.

tonight. Turner Art Exhibit. 'Two hundred of the famous paintings, suitable for home and school, many in exact colors of orignals, will be on exhibition in this city commencing next Wednesday and continuing through the week. This the famous Turner exhibit from Boston, worth several thousand the finest eol lection ever gathered according to the Boston 1 ran script. It is loaned to the public schools for week on condition that a small admission fee he charged and proceeds used in the purchase of piet res.

Pore home made ice eream the Spaila Confectionery. There will I an exchange of pulpits tomorrow evening betvveen several of the pastors of the city. It behooves each eongegrationof thecity to give the man to preach for them a good hearing. 'he churches should be well tilled. Central Christian Church.

Special tomorrow livery member is earnestly to be present, ft is important that each mem lie be there. In the evening the pastor will exchange pulpits with some one of city pastoi s. Sunday Evening Services. Tomorrow evening all the ministers who are members of the ministerial association will exchange 1 here will be as usual in acb church conducted by another of the City, First Baptist. Lav.

J. Frank Smith, of Louisville, will preach at the First Baptist Church at 10:30 a. m. and 7:30 A cordial inv itatiou extended to all. Second Baptist.

services Sunday evening at 7:30 Sunday school teachers will find the exposition of the le--on for tomorrow which appears in this paper very helpful, iu fact it is readable and full id information for every one who at reads it. Special Offer In Music. I order to peonie of Sev- and to prove that our equal to any are making Second opening at MRS. E. M.

YOUNG new millinery store, No. 7 Chestnut, Thursday, Friday and Saturday, April 25, 26 and 27. Fine pattern hats to suit the season. Attractive in both style and price. Music each evening.

ii teresL met no of teaching art school 111 tins country i a sjiecial offt 2d cents discount for the remainder of this school year, to those beginning within the next ten days. A number of people whom we have talked with arc under the impression that our prices are too high, and in order to convince them that they are not, we special discount Those who have patronized us are well satisfied and are convinced that our are reasonable. We feel that you will he satisfied if vou give u- an opportunity to prove that we make no statements which we cannot fulfill. This ufier for the next ten days on 1 v. For further information call and see us.

Seymour School of Music, i 119 S. HESTNUT. 400 Lights Broken. H. L.

Gaiser reports about 490 lights over hot beds in to- gardens south of tow broken by the hail Thursday night. Two men were busy all day yesterday making repairs and then they did not get through. Five More Weeks Only four more weeks until schools of this city will for another year. 'readier- and pupils will have all they can do until the term closes. I you Have some goods to buy buy them in your home Keep all the money you put out in the channels of trade at liom Kvery resident benefits by a prosperous town.

Kvery resident can enhance the propet tv of his home town by being partial to home interest s. Paper Hat Carnival. Kings and Queens, Sams, Turks. Italians and other nationalities were in ev idence in head gear at skating rink Friday evening. Many peculiar hats, caps and bonnets were noticed, representing boats, clowns sailors, sprinklers, racing caps and a variety of other machinery.

It is said that more people were skating than on any night yet since the rink was opened late last fall, and that 90 pairs of skates were out including 15 pair owned by different indiv Perfecting Plans. A representative uf the Lachman- Loos arnival has here several day perfecting plans for a show which May As preciously Mated the will be on the shew grounds at the west end of Second street. The streets are not to be used for that purpose this time. Dangerously 111. Mrs.

Henry Hoevener is dangerously ill at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Win. Huse, two south of the city. Mrs. Hoevener raised in family of Mr.

and has! en making home there hei marriage to Mr. Iloevenor. inally, acting directly upon the blood Advertising ear No. 2 of the Harnum and mucous surfaces of the svstem, and Bailey fircus went south this therein ing th. American VFarandl will say this, that which 1 have learned to praise if the War Department records are con- higher.

ted, i will be found that the casual- are suffering with the extreme in my regiment were less than In heat, Peruna restores you, or if you are any other regiment of the Army afflicted with a cold, la grippe or bron- while youTn cell. 1 he total deaths in my regiment, tim. luring the seven months' were "oi It yon with or ieven out of a total number of If sour of course, cannot help but think that -a 1 1 eruna Peruna eerla.nly was a henef Dd U) my neeaea. In a recent letter, Col. Hamilton and am v.

onfy too glad to acknowledge It as a have us.d Peruna myself and in my true loyal stand bv in times of trouble family for the last seven yeara. I have 11 do not hesitate to recommend it to Notice to Feeders. I have constantly unhand ground corn for horse or cow feed, corn for chicken feed at $1.00 per cwt. Baled hay of the very best quality, threshed ear corn or shelled corn, delivered to any part of the city. G.

11. A nderson North he-tjnii, Seymour, Ind. $100 Reward, $100 readers of paper will he pleased to learn that th. re is at one dreaded disease that science ha- been able to cure in all it- stages, and that is catarrh. Halls Catarrh Cure the only positive cure now known ts the medical fraternity Catarrh being a constitutional di-ea-e, constutitionai treatment.

atanh ure is taken inter- For Sale or Exchange for Small Cottage in Seymour. A 4 acre tract of land, with four room house, barn, other outbuildings. Nice young orchard. Located on new interurban road. See H.C.

Bollinger, Agt morning on the Pennsylvania line to the the ing the show at Louisv iHe in the near -s J. ii. mi son, to recover It Is alleged he Presidili from the iusur- collect. during two terms, had another inning in tion where he will conduct the third superior court yesterday before; meeting for the present conference year. Sunday morning at 10:30.

He will preach and administer the Sacreuient of the Lord'- supper at that time. Quarterly conference this evening ut eight I here were many farmer- in town today and consequently the merchants were generally pretty busy. uu hieh impr rly withheld and his the Judges Carter and Harvey. Argument was heard on demurrer to the first paragraph of the complaint against him charging him with retaining $60,000 from taxes paid by the foreign insurance companies. He was represented by John W.

Kern and C. C. Shirley. Attorney General Bingham was assisted by ex-Attorney General W. Miller, who instituted the proceedings for the state Kern the decision of the supreme court in the Sherrick case as a reason why Henderson cannot be held for thej $60,000.

As auditor, Henderson withheld fees from the same kind of insurance taxes that were collected by Sherrick. Mr Kern said that in view of the precedent established by the; Sherrick decision there is no ground; on which the state can sue Henderson for the insurance fees he took under; the impression that he was entitled to them. Mr Kern said there is no authority that can be cited to disprove the conclusion he advanced, as the Sherrick decision is the only prece dent established. He insisted that the Sherrick decision knocks out every contention of the state that it can recover the money from Henderson Mr Miller said that the Sherrick de-1 cbion was no bar to the recovery of the money from Henderson, and that It is for the courts to d. whether he took the money as a part of salary as representative of the state or of the companies that paid the in surance taxes.

The case was taken under advisement by the two judges, i The appellate court refused to advance the case of the State vs. A. Dailey; of Lebanon, a former auditor of state, against whom the state was aw'arded a Judgment for $25,000 in a case ex actly like that of Henderson's. The picture of Engineer Mel Boone's old engine in the kfublk an office window has been observed by hundreds of people since yesterday morning. Dr.

M. B. Hyde, of Col urn bus, was a passenger to town this morning on the aceommoda- ouiiilation of disease, and giving si-' patient strength by building up the constitution and assisting riat ire in doing its work. The proprietors have -o much faith in it- curative powers that is J. F.

FICKEN, I in and Iron Roofing, Slating and Cornice Work, Furnace Repairing, Repair Work of All Kinds. 121 123 S. Chestnut Seymour, Ind. they offer )ne hmdred any ease that it fails to run-. for list of testimonials.

1 Address: F. J. hit ney 'j Sold by Druggist-, The. I Take Hall's Family Pill for pation. for Se The nters are at improvements at the ami Mrs.

1 troege at Laurel and I vv ork on the of Mr. of COLLAR houlder EARLY RISERS The famous little pills. APRIL DRUGS. will u-e many things from the drug store month Besides aunnania, borax, soap formaldehyde and other and brightening agents will need perfumes, toHet and creams, sachets, chamois, bath brushes and sponges, inspect our new stock of these requisites. Iry Our Superb Soda ater.

hark at you COX PHARMACY, 100. INSURANCE till kinds writ toil FIRE, TORNADO AND Lift We go on your Bond. Geo. Schaefer, First Nat. Bank Bldg These are a few of the points of superiority in our line SI.Ni I.IUT\ (LOTI IKS.

If you have had trouble vvith ill- fitting you will find a degree of satisfaction in a SI NT BUT. We are show ing prettv patterns at 10.00 to 20.00 THOMAS CLOTHING Yx. oS V. 'ftxuVdlTvq. Latest Methods R.

Ci. HAAS DENTIST No. West Second St Successor to Extracting a Specialty Congdon Durham Fire, Tornado, Liability Aooident and Siok'Henefit INSURANCE Heal Estate, Rental Agency Prompt Attntion to All 8usir.mt No. ill wing PHOTOGRAPHS By Electric Light. FL a an-makm.

Negatives at night, Equal to Daylight work. w.n he a great con eri fio cari not leave their work in the day time. PLATTER CO. 118 W. Second Seymour..