The Pendleton Gazette from Pendleton, Indiana • 1

Ono Statement ot tne Gase Oft Every Description Ga I lDGVeuCr ItlGlzed Du the Swell MBiroDOllian GluD ol I can save you money on Wtilch HesPrcst CLOAKS Come in and look at samples and get prices JOSEPHINE I YOU" WANT 'Good Shoes 3Y OUR REGULAR CORRESPONDENT GO TO A SHOE MAN The ONLY Shoe Man in Pendleton is SwainI WeCan Sliow You 354nents'forliis signature to date them Zf yf zr "Zf Zf part are COME AND SEE NARROW ESCAPE Toll gate Burned i I PENDLETON INDIANA RIDAY NOVEMBER igoi PM TAME CO'S undershirt sleeves off at the shoulder and had cut quite a painful gash in "his wrist' 14 Different Styles for $150 8" CiffEtent Styles torr $200 15 Different Styles for $250 TAILOR MADE CLOAKS SUITS SKIRTS SILK AND LANNEL WAISTS UNDERWEAR HOSIERY AND WATERPROO 'dren The horses were promptly re turned to the disappointed dealer and now the President has sent a commis sioner down into Virginia to find suit ableanimals The White house cnil dren are rejoicing over a thorougb bred shaggy Shetland tonywhich is A Piano Recital Tvas a part of the pupils of lissMaune Bai rett' music cla" on List Sctutdai evening Tin Mtsn il is hi Id at The temperance anti saloon ists and have held meetings covering" the whole weeks They talked like the zealot that they are and prophesied the success of their cause ina day not dim nor distant with superb enthusiasm zThe reports made speak of progress in abating ing saloons in all parts of the country and represented that ant saloon sen timent and legislation have both re vived notably in the past ycarThis city has been held down to about 500 saloons or one to very hundred of the adult male population Therefore gentlemen in the several states who are figuring on breaking into congress next year need not quit the track for fear they will find tuis eity a Sahara for the thirsty statesman Az a as young Ki naitrhas dubbed 1L thatjnay call for either executive or congressional action to put an end to thejsersonal feuds' in the navy If you wear our shoes once wearthem always Why Because they combine correct style with moderate Prices tTnng'in general ferms ofhe attitiTdir easier and began winilingAlie sleeve around Yours gushingly Rbgvlus A a in Minplv from the He has a democratic preference for that name over the less distinctive title Mr Roosevelt has a of royal blood in bis veinss hnt it floewtiot run in ceremonial pomp or castellated nomenclature richer in money by his having lived i that is al) but due ed your subscription paid Schley is on The Rack this week and Bears the Ordeal WC Tr Hpn Richardson Exalted to The Highest Grade of Masonryin this Great World ine Tailor Made Garments Too late fto think of keeping cool but just the time to prepare to keep warm A complete assortment of nml under wear imuens gloves anti uveceu uir siery Pricesrwere never lower Beli'Crd Raymond Kerr son of Kerr while playing Wednes day at the PaVey School house a few rom () The treasury is with filthy The a surplus of $200 OtM) a day over all expenses which means that Uncle Sain i is taxing his people about I a year more than is necessary On the first of November he will send out to the bond holders 32 checks to pity interest due on that date Like wise a largo platoon of congressmen are "coming" bills for appropriations or reductions that Qh 1J sl MJJjiMfkUjir juxaL gobs of newspaper erudition and phi losopliieul tendencies and would re mark fiirtlr that you must really must insist upon people who die send i ing notices of the to your office not later than Thursday mid night a ay Oh say Mr Editor I did want yon to loan me a until I get that remittance but 'can get along with live i rious and highly commendable pro I erilure to have a barefoot boy chase i I himself through burning debris and i Did Oscar Wagner Have at the Star of a nail i iind his shoe and into his hoof I dbiui baoi inunuau He was Working one of the large lathes when bis coat sleeve got caught on a key in the shaft Bresiaent Roosevelt returned to the White House on Thursday bringing with him his daughter Miss Alice "UlUlllW 1 'II llltf'i jgagW8 IMWI I'1' 1 IWWMBIWWW Roosevelt Miss baggage which consisted of three small square oak chests with iron bound corners wh ich on Idh ave ono 'c red i td an old of a naval officer was quite indicative of the complete free i dom from conventional restraint of this thoroughly independent family Not since the days of Nellie Grant has there been a debutante in the Presi dential households but now Miss Al ice Roosevelt has social role and her advent is some thing of a sensation with the young people of the capital clite She is not I a strikingly handsome girl but is sen sioie sracious anu lull oi oriimt progiessive ideas Roosevelt mde Uivmg a biographi of each au Islands in which his church isinter ested In a spirit of justice yferlMQ yiW i a iAqi i Oto a 1 i trioof Kentucky hofrses that i have been ordered for the use of I dent Roosevelt failed to measure up to as the critical inspection of that gentle man tpx be is' something ot an expei judging horsefieshW One of them he I ife weak in limb arfdJthat another the pair thathis wife was unsafe (women and chil i a Piano Recital account on thecediLoc'sf 4 ledger is forever unbalam uf i You will notice dear reader that i News rom Washington A SWAIN Read Our Premium Offer I i v'Yi Washington Oct 28 11 fea The Coming season in Wtishinjtlon 'rowiises to be more than normally 3S7 brilliaiTt bothpolitically and socially There nre great questions to occupy the attention of: congress and their agitation will keep tho capital well EWletTwith IhcLlions from Jesity is rapidly becoming the greatest winter center of the country WSMWll: AND a tiauiy amTaMog cart th at juJli 0" part of her IveS a ptUde anjalfe iCiUaps lind ttSyie ijie marrieir miles north of town was knocked down and hiaebllar bone broken Dr John Cook was called administered medical assistance' 2 Pay up your subscjiptiom The hearing of the Testimony the il had torn tle sllirt I 1 a 1 1 1 1 Schley 'inq'fiiry' Is" a 'closc Admiral Schley is upon the stand and has given so far a clean cut circum stantial account of all his actions in the campaign on Cinefucgos and San tiago The court rooni is packed with people eager to'hear him tell his story There' is' an Intense interest in the progress and outcome of the ease from one end of" the country to the other Schley holds the popular end of the contest so far as the press and public arez concerned whichever way the Dewey court may find there will be disappointment in wide circles and perhaps a renewal of recriminations Oscar Wagner one of tlie machin Tbis learned will make the great surplus look like I ists at the Star Manufactory Imd a thirty cents in Spanish silver Mean narrow escape Monday morning from while the treasury officials are pre 1 losing an arm paring to revamp and apply Gen red epigram that surplus is I i Ilnivimlt'a hiimu i crawim vice predated the efforts of both teacher i and pupils Miss was One of the notable events of theweek has been the meeting of the Gen eral ouncil of Scottish' Rite Masons oLthe XJd and The con vention contained me most uisiin guished Masons of the Union The new Grund Commander was chosen in the person of ongiessman James Richardson of Tenn who thereby be comes tbcjnost exaltedAlason in the wvo 1 137 'rank i tig even Ki'n g7 Ed England His election to this high place in' the Masonic world is a de served recognition of his great ability nl rlpvntinn hr Ihe ni dcr The con I vention also dedicated tlie splcnded ing thc isitors by statue of Albert Pike which the Mu 'lor Lottie Luken sons have erected in this city Margaret Walker The names of the pupils who tool? Bessie Short Mrs Eva Windle Essie Stephenson Claudius Browrq Tvy '1 ty ifblt? Rhoda' Michael Grace May Ora Hester Lena Butler annie Combs and Grace Smelser SWill Move About Nov It To the Room Now Occupied by Warren Grocery Store zr Air our old customers and new ones are 73 give us their Goods Guaranteed and Prices Right the shaft Before the lathe could be not shfhasTcltizen Jias children of his bwh? whose if Wshinrrtnn srwinffnshinni do i ls aly chronicled by the editor not please will some'11 the "ho Umfpr I EHP fc new ones that haps in debt for Ins subscription Of jjb UUI 8 fll Lvff LE 81 IO Thu old toll gate west of touTiMin kibe Noblesville to tiib ground Sunday morning James Hite and wife who lived in the house were at Ingalls at tbo tinie the fire started I which is supposed ito have caught lie stove The house Ix longed to the Williams farm A part of the household goods was saved 'School bats of all descriptions at Josephine store assisted inreeciv i 1 juM 1kw to run i vour papcr so as to make of it a great Misses ecu lay I big overgrown howling sort of a suc Myrtlc Stoi and Icess 1 want io give you wnat every eitizeii will offer wi alE'SvasiH'rs gratuitously free oUc barge' anil liatl 4 is of ourse "advice I I In the first place you inust have at onee amLwithout fail a edi It would be also a great gio 1 "7 Admiral Dewey has been made to fceil due to his self respect tuJ'CSign st the presidency of the sAelk Metropoli TY 7 Club to which many army and ta officials belong Tlie open crit isrns uttered lucre againsthis rulings in the pending hearing have annoyed him exceedingly and he has mndebis lSZIiT0161 against such injustice by re gniug tlie qfiicial headship of thc or jganixation In this action lie has manife ted a spirited resentment that has won general praise from the press I of his fairness throughout the entire course of the investigation I I A 1 4 rsr( Is vzl flirv UtftUttlfctf iUVA laiwt 10 luv IIMHV House on Salm day was Cardinal Gib a it bans of Balbmorec prince who is the head of the Roman Catholic church in the United States called to pay his respects "Jo the new President and perhaps to learn some I of the exeeutive on pending Catholic church problems in Philippine The inteiwiew was brief but cordial and the Cardinal evidently obtained assurances "that the ment would deal with the issues in the Roosevelt President as a uda oi Horses babe is born and physician ushering him into the world receives hili fee for doing it and as it is neces sary for his kidship toi have clothing 'atid Castoria both the mer chant and druggist are made richer by Ofcourse the Editorvprints a' birth notice' TherboyforTt was a boy thrives" apdhas the measlesumumps croup etc etc as boys always do and in each misfortune his parents are grati fied by: seeing more or aless lengthy account of their young con dition in the' local By the time the lad has outgrown the short pant age he has occupied free of chargeat leasta quarter of a column of local space which at read ing notice rates would be worth to the editor at7 least ten 'dollars and' for which that same editor has received net a sou The boy goes away to college and of course before going the local tailor fits hifirSttt hi? pay for so doing The editor again gives a lengthy no tice and gets what the monkeyvshot at i The young man graduates with ho or and evervonn is "lad to see him and the editor the fullness of his pride to print in full tlie oration of the now citizen The citizeiTgefsTharried and every body gets a piece of the min ister coming in tor ten dollars at this tunc We said let us re 1 tract Thn rvlit nr inf 5 Inntr 1 i nf vnl able presents congratulates the pair a Bythe way the President has re quested the officials who prepare dot ft it' I OWtep fr 4 i nfW' Pw tr as fi 4 A ar £7 A' )rc 3 gji yy i 11 u' JSi Abe fit rfa ui i rrrTarlly A 4 £77 plete zt rl I I a JI ft''I I T1 ri I Jfvlil a zrrzpr'rzzjzi ZZsL 77 7 JC ii ZjuZZ ZZ '1 zzZz a 1 0 'J A 'Uoi 1: I if I 4 LA Gt 4 1 'j 4 4 'Vt ''M ti SJCsHW ft 5f "tj SH fl I 1 I 41 I vu.