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Montpelier Evening Herald (Newspaper) - March 13, 1906, Montpelier, Indiana Evening Herald a ant newspaper published every by opt son base Bathe Gerald publishing company h. L. Troutman. Mgr. Iffie a braid Block Siom 1. Telephone 91. Well known Oil Man a in tired at the Fob Toillie at Montpeller indie no. Arbeo and cd so is matter. Missouri would like to know where John u. Rockefeller was when the Light went out. Some Day the peo Jile of Spriow Ifield it. May be sorry. They have done things that will Start Bishop Turner to talking again. Passed away last evening at 10 15 Charles 0. M Call quot Faith quot was the topic discussed by Rev. Rhodes at the Baptist Church last night meets death after an extended illness Minot every one is predicting when the Panama canal will be finished but scarcely any one is willing to say when ii will be commenced. _ the newspapers state that of town topics is finance icily Cinebar Assed. Col. Wan May be quot broke quot but Era harassed Neer. Or. Roosevelt s special message to quot ingress sounds As if he regards no investigation As genuine that does not have his name below in the bottle. Quot Charles o. Mccall a Wel known Oil Man died last evening at 10 15 at Bis Home on West Huntington Street. Last october or. Mccall had an operation performed for stomach trouble and since that he has been unable to leave his bed but a Short time. The sad news will be a great Shock to his Many friends Chas. O. Mckalson of James and Helen Mccall was born in Pennsylvania october 1 5, 1st3, but for a number of years has made h quot a Home in this City having been attracted Here at the opening up of the Oil Field. His parents also Nii Ike their Home in this City. He leaves a wife three children one boy and two girls the oldest being eight years and the youngest eight months four Sisters two Are Well known in this cite and a a fair sized crowd greeted Rev. Rhodes at the Baptist Church last night. He took for Hia subject quot Faith quot and never before was this subject so thoroughly and simply explained in the Baptist Church. Everyone present was interested from Start to finish and Are today expressing their pleasure of being present and hearing him last night. The membership is especially aroused and a glorious meeting is looked for. The baptists wish to thank those who were present last evening and is new arrivals every Day in specially urge them to come tonight j and bring a Friend. Rev. Fry has such Confidence in Rev. Rhodes that he has turned the meeting entirely Over in the evangelist s hands. Rev. Rhodes will take for his subject to night god the heart searcher quot which will no doubt be very interesting to All. Miss Eva Rumford will sing quot nobody knows but Mother quot and everyone who can should be present tonight. Come Early and help in the singing. We will make room for the clerks if they come at eight. Senator Clark of Mont has achieved another distinction for a Western Man. I number of friends to mourn their los s. Brother Giro Rye in Youngstown who makes his Home Ohio and a Large arrangements the same the supreme court has Cert oed that or got his Large Lanc Liioi dings honest a. We should Hale to see count Goluch Owski dropped from the austrian Cabinet be might be succeeded by somebody with an name. General Grosvenor has announced that he w in not accept a foreign a Poilu rent. He wants to be near f enough to be in any trouble that n a be going on at Home. The Marion chronicle which is pushing major Steele could not find much in the papers of the District Coli alimentary this , Juwig ing from the garbled i quotations it indulges in. Reports from Maine and the new a pics buy that Alii Tisl lli.,-Noruiai crop of ice is a of a used. This a new Ard Irti Rehling Piuse on like it a Estious Whei e did \ in Gei t quot one of the most Active opponents of the pure food by l which recently passed the Senate was senator Lodge of Massachusetts who is the representative in Congress of a great cod fish packing Industry in that slate. Senator Lotge was opposed to the Bill and it was no secret that it was because a Bill Shioli would inquire that no preservatives be use in packing food would ruin the business of packing cod to amp a which can Only be preserved by the use of Borax it has been Learned however that the quot sacred cod Fash quot of new Ling Iund is Given absolute Protection Sci iced from the operation of the measure. It is the Only instance in the Bili of a food product exempted from tiie provisions that prohibit the use of a preservatives. It has been determined by experts that Borax is deleterious to health but senator Lodge insisted that the quot cod fish quot Industry of new England would Bej ruined if the Excel icon were not made and so the Senate obligingly made the Concession. Ham Bacon and corned beef and Many other meats Are preserved by similar Means but these Indusi cies had neglected to Send a Repi sent Viive to the Senate and were not excepted irom the list of the food stuffs which shall not be put up with the so called preservatives. During life he was a Good Christian and an a ardent worker in the Baptist Church where he has been greatly missed during his illness. He was a member of the Montpelier fire department in which organization he was a prompt and hard worker whenever called to duty. He was also a member of the Montpelier Oue of knights of maccabees in which to carried $2,0 t0 insurance. Charles had a Bright and Happy disposition and always had a smile and a kind word for everybody. He never failed to make friends with All those he came in Contact. Being a Young Man he had a Bright future before him and at the time he was first taken ill was preparing to Drill several Wells. The time for the funeral services liar not vet been set but it will be Heui Ai the Baptist Church Liev. Fry his pastor in charge. The remains will be Laid to rest in the Woodlawn cemetery. Later at 3 o clock the time of funeral was set at 2 o clock thursday afternoon at the Baptist Church. Nordica Reserve seat Sale Wili open on March 24 the Apollo club will meet for rehearsal this evening. The postponement of the Nordica concert Date to May 4 will permit the club to prepare its numbers to an excellent degree of finish without extra rehearsals. As no change has been made in the concert arrangements the members of the club will no ahead and collect for the tickets sold and the Reserve seat Sale Wili be conducted As first announced the Board opening on March 21, the intention being to have All Money in the Treasury before that time. A constant demand for tickets has necessitated a request from the club officers that any one having any tickets that there is any doubt of being Able to dispose of turn them in As Muny unfilled orders Are in the hands of r. Cameron i Usu Iliond. A Muncie Star. Chas. Chandler retires from Globe this morning. Will be watched with interest the South Bend Board of Public works ha3 granted a franchise to a coup any headed by d. M. Shively state representative to Bui d a Gas Plant. The new company pledges itself not to charge in excess of thirty five cents a 1,000 cubic feet. Or. Shively represents West Virginia capitalists and a Bond has been filed to be forfeited in Case the Plant is not built. A it try tussle with that old enemy of the race constipation often ends in appendicitis. To avoid All serious trouble with stomach liver and bowels take or King s new life pills. They perfectly regulate these organs without pain or discomfort. 25c at Bonge amp Maddox druggists. Reputation a Vav and a retained Grymer wins with state committee the Republican state Central committee decided last night at after a session which began Ai two o clock that it had jurisdiction Over the District committee and that an Appeal could prope by be taken from the District 10 the stale committee. They then by a vote 12 to 1, decided that the rules of the District committee did not give sufficient advantage to congressman Cromer and adopted a report containing the following 1. Quot that the congressional District committee has no Power to appoint a Board of Republican primary election commissioners in various counties of any District Lor the purpose of taking charge of the Pri Iua a election in such counties bit that under the rules of this committee and the established custom of party such Power vests Only in the county committees. 2. That All candidates desiring to hive their names printed upon the congressional primary election ballots shall give notice to the District chairman of such candidacy and pay to said District chairman their proportion of costs of holding said primary election at least ten Days before Date of holding such election. 3. That the total amount of assessments shall not exceed the Cost of printing and distributing ballots and election supplies and supplying polling places for the holding of such elections. The state committee hereby directs and instructs the eighth District committee to so modify its rules As to conform with the recommendations herein made. The effect of these resolutions is t lat the District committee is practically prorogued and its rules Are abrogated. Cromer has All the time he wants to put up his Money and get on the ticket and then need put up Only about -$400 instead of $3,700. A Good reputation is not easily earned and it was by Merit Only that Doan s kidney pills won their Way to the proud distinction attained in this locality. The Public endorsement of scores of people has rendered invaluable service to the Community. Rea quot what this citizen says mrs. Samuel j. Taylor wife of a j. Taylor retired Carpenter of 311 South third Street quot Goshen ind. Says quot the undoubted Merit of Doan s Vidney pills Beanie known to me Over five years ago when my bus baud was cured of a very bad Case of kidney complaint by their treatment. After that for some time 1 had a constant Dull pain in my Back and a feel bag of intense languor which the least exertion increased and which by and by 1 knew undoubtedly came from my kidneys. I procured Doan s kidney pills knowing they could be depended upon. A Short course of the treat Luent infused new life my of me and acted directly upon the kidneys cleansed Arad purified them and since then univ health could not have been for Sale by All dealers. Price 00 cents. Foster Milburn co., Burtalo new York sole gents for the United states remember the name Doan so and take no other. Artistic Wall paper for particular people who want the Best the Market affords. We do the work and guarantee satisfaction Coulter amp Critten Call and see the samples at the residence of j. J. Gritten 130 cast Green St my Spelter fld state of Ohio City of Toledo Lucas county. J Frank .1. A Bend a makes oath that he is senior partner of the firm of f. J. Cheney amp co., doing business in the City of Toledo county and state aforesaid and that said firm will pay the sum of one Hundred dollars for each and every Case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by the use of Hall s Catarrh cure. Frank j. Cheney. Sworn to before me and subscribed in my presence this 5th Day of december a. D. 1886. Sea a. W. Gleason notary Public. Hall s Catarrh cure is taken internally and acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. Send for testimonials free. F. J. Cheney amp co., Toledo o. Sold by All druggists 752. Take Hall s family pills for constipation. I methodist notes the week opened with a meeting in which deep earnestness was manifested throughout. One Man went to the altar with the determination to know by personal experience that Christ forgave his sins. On account of his doubting the work was a Long siege and Many in the congregation became so interested in his conversion that they remained until a Lata hour. But they were rewarded by seeing him go away a condemned and with a Light heart. At the close of the first ser vice a Young lady United with the Chuich. Last evening was the last night of miss Richard s labors among us. She is an estimable lady who endears her self to the hearts of All whom she meets she has Laboured in tie evangelistic Field 11 years instead of fifteen As first stated. She has Deen Success Ful in All of her meetings and takes rank As an excellent preacher of the word. At the close of the meeting Many goodbye were said and each one with bes wishes and Many prayer for miss Richards. There will be the regular e Ange Listic services this evening conducted by mrs Brown who urges As Many As possible to be pros ent if their health will not be Endang ered by the Snow and it May be pleas ant by evening. G. L. B. goodst White goods laces and and boys clothing hats and Fuff Chhing Sarthe big Stuurman Johi Isotti amp co. The lines Are not al Complete but the Advance arrivals will give you an idea of what we will have for Spring and see the change in business the completion of the invoice of the Globe store yesterday Chas f. Chandler withdrew from the firm on account of other business interests ind the duct that he has not been a resident of the City for some time. The store will be continued As in the Wiist under the came of quot the go be quot and will Joe under the management of o. Redding who has conducted its altars for some time. A Wili be noticed by the announcement in today s Herald tie gents Urnis Hini goods will be closed out at reduced prices As soon As possible ind hereafter the store will be an exclusive ladies store carrying a larger Stoici of dry goods ladies furnishings and read to Wear apparel than Ever before. It will be remembered that Only a few weeks ago the Globe sold its shoe department to Geo. L. w. C. T. U. I he a c t u will meet Friday March i at 2 30, at the Home of mrs Jane Pond on Adams Street. Devotional Lead by mrs so Wearly the value of press work by mrs j b Fink. Very member is us ged to be present As there is much business that must he disposed of Forwe want everything in readiness for the county Institute that is to be held in the m e Church March 22 and 23. Dinner and supper Wili be served both Days by the Union there is lots of work to be done. Don t let anything prevent you from attending the meeting Iri Dav to amp Thyo Mei cure Catarrh breath it no dangerous drugs or alcoholic concoctions Are taken into the stomach when Yomei is used. Breathed through the inhaler the Balsamic Healing of Yomei penetrates to the most Remote cells of the nose and Throat and thus kills the catarrhal germs heals the irritated mucous membrane and gives Complete and permanent cure. Yomei is the simplest most pleasant and the Only guaranteed cure for Catarrh that has been discovered Complete outfit $1.00 extra bottle 50 cents. For Sale by Frank Chambers. Notice firemen very member of the Montpelier lire department is requested to meet at head quarters tonight at eight o clock to make arrangements for the funeral of Chas. Mccall. Those who Are members of the hand Are also especially requested to be present. E. E. Tewksbury pres. The c. L. B. A. Of the St. Johns Church will not meet on wednesday afternoon but will meet thursday eve j evening Enin at the Home of mrs. Lew Sheedy one would instead if you Are troubled with piles and can t find a cure try Witch Hazel Salve but be sure you get that made by e. C. Dewitt&co., Chicago it is the original. If you have used Witch Hazel Salve without being relieved it is probable that you got hold of one of the Many worthless counter be ifs that Are sold on the reputation of the genuine Dewitt s Witch Hazel Salve. Sold by All druggists j. K. Putnam and wife and son James who spent sunday with relatives in Marion returned Home last mrs. Jane my Geatta via Ting her son a a Megett at Hartford i a. Notice k. 0. T. M. All sir knights Are requested to meet at James Temple s tailor shop this evening at 8 p. M. On to Coutis of think the laxative idea in a cough syrup should have been advanced Long before it was. It seems the Only rational remedy for coughs and colds would be to move the bowels and clean the mucous membranes of the Throat and lungs at the same trixie. Kennedy s laxative hooey and tar does this. It is the original laxative cough syrup the Best known remedy for coughs colds croup the death of sir Knight Chas. Mccall. A whooping cough Etc. Tastes Good James Tempie it. Com. And Faa Culess. Sold by a i druggist. A a a 0 rubber a a a for a Emshwiller Dru East High Street. 75c a 0 %0 0 a a 0 a 0 0% 0 a a 0 %0 0% a 0 0 a a a 0 % %0 of 0 % Ideal goal o feed co. Telephone no 50. B 6 too we have a full line of every things �1 numerous to mention Call us up for your next order clean goods pure goods honest weight phone 115 next door to p. 0. Herald want ads pay

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