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No alcohol In this cough medicine. /. c. AyerCo., LowcUMm.A lazy liver makes a lasy key. Aa atilte biria drunrli an active liver. No better ImUveforboysaBdiitoteiAya'irai. Ask ya«r doctor about them. Hekaows.M. H. Rice was at Lafayette,Tuesday.~ Charles A. Clark went to Chi-Additional LocalsFigs and dates at Jentz’s.Mrs. Fen’s Washeo. Try it?Clark’s.Base Burners at W. J. Hub- lt;*8* Sunday on business.bard’s.Harve Robinson was at StarWe have lamps to burn at K^y* Thursday.Tillett’s.Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Jones re-A ton of candies at Clark’s forChristmasA ton of candy at Clark’s forChristmas.Miss Nina Jones of Red Key isvisiting here.Mrs. Alex Merica was at Lafayette, Friday.Clark’s will be the place tobuy your candies.Maybe you can Clark’s 10c counter.find it onSee our square Room Rugs. Iturne^ Tuesday from Knox.Higgins Co.Mr. and Mrs, Everett BrownBuy the best oilt iRub y | were at Monon last Thursday.Light’ ’—at Jentz’s.Don’t forget to come in andA Bargain, $25.00 wood stove for.$15.00. W. J. Hubbard.look over the 5 and 10 cent counter at Clark’s.Barb wire and staples at W. J. Hubbard’s.Mrs. Mary Parker and daughter, Hazel, were at Logan sport,Miss Myrtle Zard has returned Friday.from Renselaer.Mrs, John Fields was a passen-Mrs. John Fitzpatrick returned from Wheatfield, Tuesdayger to Lafayette, Sunday.morning.Mr. and Mrs. *W. R. HowittFree Gold Watch-Let the man Our line of china ware must beat Tillett’s Drug Store show you. 1seen to appreciated. Let uswere at Monon, Sunday.Candied cherries, walnut andIA lot of new Rugs 27 x 54 atshow you. Tillett’s.almond nut meats at Jones. ’bargain prices. Higgins Co.Telephone your grocery ordersWalter Hickman has gone toto H. C, Jentz. Quick serviceT . , , r Battleground to spend the winterLots of new articles on our 5i 1and prompt delivery.Mr. and Mrs. Albert Brownand 10 cent counter. Clark.. ... . „ | have returned to BattlegroundA 10 per cent discount on allheating stoves. W. J. Hubbard.' School teachers come in andMr. and Mrs. B. H. Thompsonand daughters were at Ft.Wayne, over Sunday.At Warner’s store you can get jget Clark’s price on candy beforeMrs. F. L. and Mrs. J, C.sweet cider for mince meat.buying.Sharrer and Mrs. George Nash,Washing machines and ringers ■Miss Nina Foxworthy has gonespent Thanksgiving at Monon.at W. J. Hubbard’s.to Hoopeston, 111., to visit rela-Mrs. Frank Garrigues ofFor Sale Several tons oftives.Monticello, was the guest oftimothy and mixed hay.A1 exThat Iridescent ware will befriends at this place last week.Merica.A tty. Will C. Moody of Chi-,on our 10c counter days. Clark.in a fewMrs. Eva Work and son, Russel, from Crawfordsville, spent last week visiting with hercago, was here on business,Monday.4MAsk about those tickets witheveryClark’s.orccash purchase atBorn to Mr. and Mrs. MelvinMaxwell, Thursday, Nov. 25th;Atty. and Mrs. F, A. Hollett j krother, John R. Hayworth.returned Monday from Valparaiso, where they spent a weekMrs. Emily Daseke went tovisiting with his parents.Indianapolis Sunday morning tovisit with her daughters. SheMr., and Mrs. W. S. Rhyan of I w|p gone for several days.Monticello, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. GeeronPolitics is worth while. Thew e nave aaaea astock that of Tran]Genuine leather,cases at $4.15 to $6.Tranks, various sizeIf in need of anythicome in, then see wstops!H.Success!cal auctioneition guaraniphone at outerms and dMEN WANTEDi Thanksgiving day.a girl.* T r. nv., .. » . , 1 The best lot of rifles, hammer,Mrs. J E T.Ilett andI daugh- hammerless and repeating shot.ters visited last week xvith vela- _ ever shoWn in Frartcesville. ti ves dt Ply mouth. j Prices, $1.50 to $20. HigginsMr. and Mrs. Adam Huppert jand Company,of Star City, drove over Sunday ^ gweet wffliam_An old b and visited with relatives. i .___, . . , ... ,| ean be made to look like new byCandies— the best ever We applying Gl6ss Black Perma-Laepeople make the politicians. The To cut small timber for woodpoliticians do about what themass of voters decree shall beop shares. Inquire of AlexMerica.dona If the voters stay at home•*1they are not at all likely to beDR6AN FOR SALE CHEAPconsulted in politics. It is a sures.Will sell a new Crown Organthing that some of the live politicians will be on the job. Leftworth $75 very cheap if takensoon. Gutwein Sons.too long and too often to their3 Milk Cows For Saleare sure that we have just what ;on the body and Rose Carmine»TAii uronf af Tillott’a rr QfI t * ,« . n « «own devices, the politicians on i full blood Jersey,tw ii ^ givingyou want at Tillett’s Drug Store. I on'thp wflrin7' Ithe Job are likely to assert that |m|lk; two other milkers will bePerma Lac on the gearing. Sold ...u.-.u :_u----. I See J. K. Schick.Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Critten ofMonon, were the guests of Mr.and Mrs. I.. G. Hullinger, lastby W. J.-Hubbard,selfishness which is inherent inhuman nature. Lively generalDuring the past year this office interest by the voters meansSunday.Only 23 days until Christmas.qaa I1T10 nf Ymashas secured subscriptions for the wholesome domination of poli-Chicago Tribune at $2.25. Re- tics by th$ mass. For there can] cently they have advanced their f be no such thing as bossism inPublic SaletHaving sold my farm for the purpose of moving to Oregon, I will offer at public sale at my
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Francesville Tribune
Francesville, Indiana, US
Thu, Dec 02, 1909
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