Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 9 October 1890 — Page 4

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HERE IS ONLY

And there is nothing Uko it. Do not be imposed on with substitutes, imitations, oto. because the doalormakesa few cents more on a bottle.

Load Poison Cured.

1 am a painter by trade. Three years ago 1 had a bad ease of Lead Poison, caujcd by using paint. I was cured in a short time by S. S. S. Tho medicine drove the poison out through the pores of the skin. My system was so saturated with poison that my underclothes were colored by the paint being worked out by the medicine through the pores of my skin. I *as cured entirely by S. S. S., and have had no return since.

C. I'AKK LEAK, Waynesville, Ohio.

Trentise on Wood and Skin Diwascs mailed boo

SWIIT 5ri:rivi Athnta. Ga.

FINE WATCH AND JEWELRY

Repairing a Specialty.

Sec My Larye Selection of

Both Loose ami Mounted.

All the Latest Novelties in

Mounting*.

Stones Mounted while you are

waiting for tlu-m.

tKO

207 East Main Street.

DAILY

JOURNAL.

THURSDAY, OCT. U, 1890.

PUBLIC SPEAKING,

Appointments for Hon. James A. Mount in This County. The following dates and places have been arranged for the Hon. James A. Mount to sjHjak in thiB county:

Minion, Thursday, Ort. !, T:M0 |, m. NVn Itoss, Saturday. Oct. JS, 7:00].'m, ulmjrun, r?«iturduy, Out. 7:.%' p. m. Hon. John M. Butler will s]Hak in the county as follows.

Cniu fdiilsvillo, Tuesday, Uot, 1 I. :'!0 p, in.

Death of Margaret Whittakor, •Mrs. Margaret Whittaker, aged 50 years, died at her homo southwest of the city at 8 p. ni., of dropsy. The burial took pluco to-day at 2 p. m.

Sons of Veterans.

The Sous of Veterans hold their regular meeting last evening. A committee composed of W. M. White, George Anderson and Waltor Grubb were ap-. pointed to assist the G. A. R. committee on entertainment. The first social will be given on the third Friday of November.

A Now Band.

Crowfordsville is to be again blessed with a first class band. It will contain lil teen pieces and they will be played by competent artists. Much time will bo hpent in practice and everything done to make it tho finest in tho State. It will be umler tho leadership of Fred Sc.". -eitzer. The name of it will bo "The Joel Hand" as tho elegant uew uniforms will be furnished by tho en torpi ising clothier, Joly Joel.

Sunday School Association.

Tho following is tho program of the Franklin township Sunday Schijol Association to be held at Gravelly Run, Oct, 20, 181)0.

MnitMXO HESSIONJ

10:00—Devotional exorcises coniiucteil by tlio President, A. F. Cox. Ueritation, Floroneo Virts. 111:40— l'uper, Mrs. John Hopper. 11:10—Koll cull and nnseelleaneous business. 10:10--Adjournment.

AFTKKNOON HKgfllUN.

1 :U0—Opening rcinurks, led by fresi dent.. 1:15—Paper, Hev .1. C. linrnhill. 1:4f—Selection, Miss Flora Darter. i!:I(»—Pupor, subject, Tithlnjr us it was, as it is, us it should he, by L. J. Coppago. 'J:50— Solo by Cleminie Kersey.

Music will be furnished by clioister, C. W.Stewart. Let all interested in Sunday School work be present.

CatarrliCaii't Bo Cured

Willi local applications, as they cannot njach tho seat of the disease. Catarrh Is a blood or a constitutional disease, and In order to cure It you have to takw Inter mil remedies. Hall's Catarrh cure Is taken Internally, and acts dlrcctiy oil the blood and mucous surfaces. Hall's catarrh cure In no (juaelt medicine. It was pre scribed by one of the best physicians In this country for years, and isa regular prescription. It is composed of the best tonics known, combined with the best blood purifiers, acting dlroctly on tho mucous surfaces. The perfect combination of tho two ingredients is what pro duces such wonderful results In curing catarrh. Send for testimonials free.

F. J. CHENEY & Co., Toledo, O. Sold by druggists, price 75c.

ChiIdr«n_.Cry for,PitcherJDartorli

WAVICLAMJ. Dtivis will rebuild tho

Grandma

Spring:. IJroiit Ijtxiton town yesterday. (Jliiirlos IvaDftily wus down Market last night.

of Kiiicustlo, wua ill

from New

Miss l-'lum UOWRU is uUouding tho St. Louis Exposition. Cliflrlits liiunson returned home from Jnspcr couuty Tucsdnv.

Jiunes Cnitclilinld, of Portland Mills, was in town yestorduy. Ilufus Dooloy, of liookville, wns the tniwt of Joseph M. Itice's family yesterday. 0. E. Maker, roprivsouting the Iiopnusport. fjtenm Dyo WorkB, WHS in the city yesterday.

Deer A- iiurford shipped four nice r. n.lster horses from south Waveland to Indianapolis yostcrdny.

Willoughby .V Deer shipped a car load of cattle from South Waveland to Indianapolis yesterday.

Mrs. George Durham and little son left for Missouri yesterday to visit Mrs. D's parents, Mr. and Mrs. North.

Ed Cuppy, Perry Garlaud, Jos. Robbertson, Charlie Scott, W. A. Deitrioli went to the Terre Haute races to-day.

J. J. Canine and wife, J. T. Foster and wife, Israel Wilkinson, wife uud daughter, of Brown's Valloy, and Henry A. Foster, wife and daughter, of Danville, His., were the guests of Robert C, Foster and wife to-day.

Yesterday being the anniversary of Dr. John \V. Straughan's 49th birthday a surprise dinner was given hiui at '.he old home place noar Parkersburg, now the resident of his son and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Williams. All of" the Doctor's family wore prosont including two sons and one daughter and four grandchildren. After a dinner fit for the palate of a king the doctor was the recipient of a number of nioe pros ents.

NF.W XAitliF.T.

W. H. Wray is on the sick list. Mr. Busenbark's sale stable is nearly completed.

Miss Sal lie Brown is very low with typhoid fever. Mr. Bandel was here Monday shaking hands with the boys.

Mr, Glover and son, of Waveland, were hero Wednesday. Miss Georgia Straughu.of Russelville, visited Mr. Williams over Sunday.

There is tome talk of reorganizing a Good Templars' lodge at this plooe. Til Rush is attending the reunion of the iOtli Iud. Vol. at Lafayette this week.

Misses Krug and Wheeler, of Crawfordsville. visited frieuds here last week.

Bro. Ashley will begin a protracted meeting at this place next Monday night.

S. N. Warbritton and daughter returned from their visit at Camden Springs last Sunday.

New Market is to have a hub factory which will employ several more meu. Wo welcome all sueh to our little town.

If the size of the audience which greeted Hon J. A, Mount at New Marmao be taken as indicative of the political sentiment in this vicinity, it is safe to saj' that he will receive a hearty suport from this community.

I I N O N Joe Paxton has anew top buggv. Clinton Conrad is some better now Hamp Comptoa will move in his house soon.

improving

James Beckner'a health is very slowly. Dick Allen and Nattie Hughes are engaged in the butcher trado this fall.

Missea Myrtle Gillis and Eva Cox attended meeting at Young's Chapel Sunday.

Mr. Jackman is through making sorgum after a tally of 1,700 gallons for this season.

Who was the lucky peddler to buy Sam Bockner's steal traps which were laid away in the sell rags.

Several of the farmers of this plact were snatched up on tho jury in the Pettit case this week at Crawfordsvillo.

Mrs. Noah Flannieun, who has been visiting friends and relatives in Illinois for two weeks returned home last Saturday.

Willis Jackmau met with quite an accident Sunday night whilo returning from meeting at Young's CI:apel by the buggy getting upset. She was badly hurt.

LADOGA.

J. M. Seller will speak at this place Saturday night. An excursion to Garlaud Dull Sunday via Midlaud.

the

Chas. Wysong did business at county sent Tuesday. Mrs. Joliu Gray retuniod from Danville tho first of tho week.

C. M. Lemon made a flying trip to Lobanon on Tuesday last. Touy Claik returned to his homo in Chicago the first of tho week.

John McDonald and'wifo returned from Cruwfordhville this week. Alta Grimes and several other of tho boys spout Sunday in Grooucastlo.

The normal has a larger enrollment this term than is usual for the fall sos sion.

Grandma Cnplinger visited with her son, Henry at this place Clio first of the week.

Several from here will go to Crawfordsville Saturday evening to hear Ho v. J. C. Ashley discuss tho political issues of the day.

N I:\v ROSS.

IIouso painting is in full blast, Mrs. Miller has moved into tho Turn or house.

Janios Spry, of Thorntown, is visiting at this place. F. J. Boohor is preparing to burn another kiln of tile.

The M. E. chnrch folks are iug tho ohurch inside. The Cauada hotel is now open for travelers nnd boarders.

lmprov-

Mrs. Loop attended conferonco Crawfordsvillo over Sunday. B. F. Babb, Davo Norman and Harry Alkiraaro back from the fishing tour.

N E W mumioM).

The Midland will run an excursion to tho Shades Sunday, Oct. 12. Duo hero at 9:35 a. in., fure for the round trip gl.

'J Dispel Colds.

The pleasant flavor, gentle action and soothing effects of Syrup of Figs, when In need of a laxative and If the father or mother bo costive or billions tho most gratifying rebulls follow Ite use, so that It Is the best family medicine known and every family should havo a bottle.

last

Tom Cook visited your city Wednesday. Rev. J. B, Hell will be our pastor tbo ooming year.

C. A. Taylor lias accepted a position at the tile faotory. Mrs. Harris is the guest of frfonds, in Liinden this week.

Will Carr, of the Lafayette Journal, was hero last Monday. Henry Loo and Albert Snyder ore building uew dwellings.

Ira Stout went to Indianapolis last Wednesday oil business. J. W. McCaralo spent Sunday with his wifo and son at Attioo.

Mrs. George Long is visiting her son at M.-.rion, iiid., this week. Quite a number from hero will attend the Pettit trial this week.

Snyder and Mont sluuped four loads of stock from hero last Wednesday. John McOallum is np and around again after a hard spell of sickness.

Mrs. W. W. Washburn returned home from your city last Saturday. M. J. Leo shippod load of fine tile to Kirkpatrick station last Tuesday.

M. W. Cunningham is spending a few duys with his parents at Darlington. Mrs. R. P. Field, of Elizabethtown, is tho guest of W. E. Grannon this week.

M. B. Grove is back from Tilton, Ark. Miles soys Indiana is good enough for him.

Bert Page, Ed King, Will Long and Will Fisher, went to Lafayette lasl Sunday.

Thos. Ward jr., came home laetTues d:»y evening, ufter spending a few days in your city.

Chas. Kirkpatrick will soon go to Peru, Ind., to embark in the realestate and loan business.

Our little village was very much disgraced last Sunday by drunkuess. We hope it will not occur again soon.

Tom Foster and Jeff Bostian are talking of starting a now butcher "shop. Let tliom come, wo think they can do well here.

(iAUKIKLD.

H, S. Binford is on tho sick list. John Kelley is working for Ed Griest. H. S. Binford has moved bnok here. Ora Boyland is working for John Wilkin son.

It is reported a wedding in tho near future. Tho band boys played at Fred Iinel's Sunday.

A. T. Cox and family Sundayed in Darlington. Miss Bertha Mote visited at Clarence Burk's Sunday.

Our school has opened with an enrollment of 3G. Wm. and Ollie Eshelman visited at Abbie Milner's Sunday.

Byron Cox spent Saturday night und Sunday at Elmer Pickrel's, Mrs. Annie Vaunice is visiting her sister, Mrs. Geo. Boyland.

Misses Edith and Lizzie Binford spent Sunday with Carrie Boyland. Misses Carrie Boyland, Edith and Lizzie Binford, LulaMiluer and Messrs. Ora Boyland and Henry Flannigan visited at John Wilkinson's Sunday*

Our Sunday school is progressing finely with Calvin Long,superintendent Joseph Thomas, assistant Chas Long, secretary Ed Wilkinson, assistant sec. Will Albertson, treasurer, and Lizzie Binford, organist.

GUAVKLLY RUN.

S. B. Johnson and family spent Sunday with the family of Will Butler. Virgil Beese and Mabel Bonnell were cullers at B. M. Peebles Sunday evening.

Cyrus Jenkins and wife, of Darlington were the guests of H. B. Johnson Saturday night.

Pleasant and Aluhlon Butler attended the 25th anniversary of Milton Hadley and wife Saturday.

People are out announcing the public sale of V. W. Olark, Oot. 16, and H. 3. Johnson Oot. 28.

Mrs. Mary Binford and daughter, of Garfield, spent Sunday with her sister, Mrs. S. P, Vangrundy.

Friends1 monthly meeting will be held here to morrow, Oct. 11. A cor dial invitation is extended to all.

Elbert Morris aoeompauied by Miss Mary Cox, of Colomu, were the guests Mouday night ot O. W. Pritehard and wifo. "\Vateon Bapor, and wifo, of Darlington, and Charles Campbell aud wife attended the M. E, church in your city Sunday,

The next session of tho Franklin township Sunday school convention will bo held ot this place Thursday, Oct. 2«J. Let everyono bear tho date in mind.

OAK GItOVK,

Mr. Harper, of Colfax, is teaching our school. Wnllnco Flannigan is helping Williird Henderson put in his whoat crop.

Silas Mullen made a Bale last Tuosday preparatory to moving westward. A number from this noigh'wrhood attended tho M. E. conference last weok.

Tho Ladies Missionary Society met at tho homo of Miss Eua Miller Friday afternoon.

Mi's. J. A. Mount is staying with her daughter, Mrs. Sutler, in" tho absence of the Senator.

One of the twin infant sons of Gcoigo Vanolenve died Inst Friday aud was buried at Salem Saturday.

State Supexintendent II. M. Lafollette and Miss Jennie Mount, of Leba non, attended a social at S. T. Miller's Saturday night.

Worth Ilunclruds of Dollurn. My wif5 used only two l.ottlcR of "Mother's Frlcn-.' boforo hir third confinement. Says she nould not lie without it for hundreds of d.,j i,rs. Hud not half as mueh trouble

Dn. MUEH, Ltnmin Parish La. Write tlio Jiiadflo'd 10-gulntor Co., Atlanta, GM for further partleulnrs. For sale by Nye it Co.

To Cure Heart Disease

0se "Pr. Kilmer's Oeean-Wood Heart. Keinody.' It regulates, corrects und relievos the most distressing caaos. Price 50 cents and $1. Pamphlet free. Bingliaraplon, N. Y. Sold, recommended and guaranteed at Nye's drug store.

Acute and chroma rheumatism can bo effectually uud permanently cured be tlio use of Hlbbard's Itlinumatle Syrup und Plasters. For salo and highly rocommended by MofTott. Morgan fc Oo,

ONE ENJOYS Both tho method and results when S)Tup of Figs is taken it is pleasant and refreshing to the taste, and acts gently yet promptly on the Kidneys, Liver and Bowels, cleanses tho system effectually, dispels colds, headaches and fevers and cures habitual constipation. Syrup of Figs is the only remedy of its kind ever produced, pleasing to tlio taste and acceptable to tho stomach, prompt its action and truly beneficial its effects, prepared only from the most healthy and agreeable substances, its many excellent qualities commend it to all and have made it the most popular remedy known.

Syrup of Figs is for sale in 60o and SI bottles by all leading druggists. Any reliable druggist who may not have it on hand will procure it promptly for any one who wishes to try it- Do not accept any substitute.

CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP COI SAN FRANCISCO. CAL. LOUISVILLE, KY. NEW YORK. N

CR A WFORDS VILLE

TRANSFER LINE,

R. C. WALKUP, Prop.

Piisst'iifrors und Rnrcwo toDoimts, Hotels, or any partof tnoCity.. Also propri-

etor of the

The trarap-cotnp. abused it. The devil who used It, And wished the dim thing was K'»e,

The makeup and forcmau, Tho editor, poor man. In rubbing dirt off, got more on.

GEORGE

Line.

Buyless Ten-Cent Hack The Cheap Prices will le maintained and Satlsfactoiy service rendenwl. Leave calls at Stables on Market street, or sluU* at Snodgrass & Murphy'*. Telephone No. 47.

A PARODY,

Sinull'rt Vegetable LIVER I'IIIM,

O, the towel, the towel, The dirty old towel. That hung by tho printing house door.

And 1 think that nobody, lu these days of shoddy. Could temper steel to wear u? It won/,

A over and under, 'Twos blacker than thnnOor, 'Twas harder than poverty, louirhrr thnsln

From the roller sus)ended, Or eUindlng up ended. It Hopped like a banner of tin.

Thicker and stoughtcr. And harder and rougher, As dally inoro Inky It grow.

Till one windy morning. Without any warning, foil to the tloorand tore t^iuare in two. Then came Marion Small, And bade them ali hail, -v For he all their trouble could rout.

One dose of his pills, Will banish ail Ills, And clean you Inside and out.

CHESTER!

Boots Shoe Maker,

:.r And Repairer.

Main Street, West of the New

Y.M.C.A. Building.

In Its treatment ot rheumatism and all rheumatic troubles, Hlbbard's Rheumatic Syrup stands drat and foremost above all others. Read their medical pamphlet and learn of he great medicinal value of the remedies which enter Into Its composition. For salo and highly reeoiumeoded by Moffott, Moigan ft, Co

Chilton t*v for Pitcher** Cuteffc

Mother, Wife and Ouuglitcr, Those dull, tired looks and unpleasant feelings speak volumes. Dr. Kilmer's Female Remedy builds up quickly run down constitution and brings back youthful boauty. Price $1, Pamphlet free. Blnghamton, N. Y. Sold, reeom mended, ul Nye's drug atoro.

SLEEPLESS NIGHTS niado mlsera ble by that terrlbli* cough. Shlloh's Cur Is tho roraedy for you. For sale by Moffett, Morgan fc

TcKINcTCo.

THAT

GOUGlT can be so

quickly cured by Shlloh's Curo. We guarantoe it. For salo by Moffett, Morgan & Co.

A Safe Investment.

Is one which Is guaranteed to bring you satisfactory results, or In case of failure a return of purchaso price. On this safo plan you can buy from our ndvertlsed druggists a bottle of Dr. King's New Discovery for consumption. It is guaranteed to bring relief in every case, when used for any affection of throat, lung or chest, consumption, inflammation of lungs.bronchltls,asthma, whooping cough, croup, etc., etc. It is agreeable to taste, perfectly safe, and can always be depended upon.

Trial bottle free at Nye & Co. 1.

CBOUP,

Wnoorisa DOUGH and Bron

chitis Immediately relieved by Shlloh's cure. Moffett, Morgan Jb Co.

WILL YOU SUFFER~witirDyspepsla and Liver complaint? Shiloh's Vitallzei Is guaranteed to ouro you. For sale by Moflott. Morgan A Co.

To Cure Kidney Troubles

Use Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-root Kldnny. LtVUI (till 1 Bladdei Cure." Itroueves quickly and cures the most chronic and complicated cases. Price 60c. and $1. Pamphlet freo. Blnghampton. N. Y. Sold, recommonded and guaranteed HJ Nye's drag store.

HALL

Music

Friday, October 10.

Farewell Appearance

-OF-

CHAS. L. DAVIS

WHO WNX AIH'IJAU roii THK

Last Time on any Stage

In tho Funnlost of all Play#,

Alvin Win.

THE PLAY

Thai has Made Millions Laugh!

DON'T FAIL

To See the Old Favorite

For the Last Time. 180 Laughs in 180 Minutes. 25, 35,50 and 75.

Music

HALL

Saturday, Oct. 11

Carrington

(OPERA CO.i

Will present tlio Opovn of

Martha.

liowor Floor, $t.

TIME TABLEb.

N A &C, VANDALI A.

HOBTH

Nu 4—Mall.....1 No 0—Mall.... 1 Local Freight. 2 Express 10

SOOTH

Express... I): 15am Mall. 6:lHpir Accom 12:00t\

45am 40pm 50pm 57am :20&m 00px

BOUTN

No 3—Mall 1 No P—Mall 2 Local Freight...9 Kxpress .1

WES'

NORTH

Mall 8:13am Express 0:16pm

0 iam Acoom 12:00 N sopur

0..1.&W.

No 1—Mall 0 No3-Malltd).12:r6am No5—Mall..d.„.l N 7—BxDrera. .6

:20amjNo 2—M»ll. ..5:00pm No 4—M all(d)... 1:55am :34pm'N 6—Mall 1:2Gpn :45pm No 8—TCT%roaB.8:51aip

Th.© "_A.om.e"

WOVEN WIRE

Mattress, Oot

And Child's Bed.

THE VERY BEST IN THE MARKET. Olil Woven Wire Springs Stretched und lirpiii n-ii

PIANOS AND ORGANS

CLEANED, TUNED and REPAIRED.

JOHN M. HAC7,

No.112 West Pike Strcot. Joel Illoolc.

A Dancing Academy.

In Clore's Hall, South Washington Street, will open October 7. Children's class on Saturdays at 2:30 p. in. Ladles' and gentlemen's classos arranged to suit convenience of tho pupils. First term closes Christmas.

Parents wishing their ohlldren carefully taught by an experienced lady toachorcan make application from 2 to 4 p.m. daily at the hall or at residence- -100 South Washington Street.

Mrs. J. Estella Clark.

Stoves Blacked.

Now is the time to hare your

stoves blacked and set up. Persons

desiring such work done, should

leave their orders at Zack Mahor-

ney's, J^ohoon & Fisher .r The

Journal office. Satisfaction guar

anteed, LUTHER R. MONROE

THIS WILL

PAY YOU

For 50 conts, postal note, we win sond, charges prepaid, packages of oxtra flno fragrant Bathing and Toilet Soap and two beautiful oil paintinga will bo sent free with your ordor. Address, J. Lec, Bridge street, Williamsport, Pa. oct28

Drs.T.J.and Martha EkH. Griffith °m^ldenoo 218 South Groon street. Mrs. Dr. Griffith gives special attentlont

Obronlo and Surgical Diseases of Women, Ohlldren, and Obstetrics.' Dr. Griffith, a general practloe.

OONSOI.TATION KBSB.

y\AD£

ONLY BY

N.K.FWR2ANU2ICo.CHICAGO.

ORGANIZED 1S7S INCORI'OUATHr

The creditors of linn uro re«iulrO'i tile Ihelreluhu^ for uUnw jineo. WII.UAM T. BUUSH.

THE AMERICAN

Notice of Assignment.

Notloo la hereliy jriwii tlisit\hn undersized IULS been ANPOLNTTMJ NSS}^T»"»OR Ktiwler, Ashley

Co., (u tirin euiii|Hel 111 NVItli.un ,• Kowiet", Wurren H. Ashley unci AUIIH F,. iro.vle-,) All persons Imlohled ,uc icqi.lrvC to eull tiixl settle forthwith.

Oct 1 ABs!^nee,

DIRECT ttOUTE TO

Nashville, Chattanooga, loritla, Hot SprniffS Texas, Kansas, Missouri, Michigan, Canada,

Collecting and Reporting

Association.

HOME OFFICE: INDIANAPOLIS. Furnish trustworthy Reports and Collecl Claims of every "kirn" throughout the U. S. and Canada. For particulars address 13. A. BULLOC'.C, Gen. Manager. |^°V/e want another traveling agent.

UPHOLSTERING

—MATTKLisSES—

FURNirUIlE ll.-i»iili (l a:id l'a. lev! for Shipment. GEORGE R. RICE, Joel Block, 112 \Vest IMkc Street, Out-of-town work sciliotUHl.

Big 4

Route.

Wugner Bloopers and Hoclinttifr ChulrCan on nlfrht tniiua. Best modern day couches or all trains.

Connection with solid Vestibule trains at Llloomington and Pwrlato aud from ssour river, Denver uud tlio Ihicltic coast.

At ltidlana|olis, Cincinnati. Springfield und Columbus to.ind from tho Busteru and soa l)oard citlcp.

TRAINS AX ORA"WTOIU)SVTLLE. FLOING WEST. No. 1 mall (d) 0:20 a. Ko.i) mall 12:55 a. in No. 5 mull (d) 1:25 p. No. 7 Express -0:47 p.

GOING EAST.

Mall d) 1:55am Express 8:51am Mall 1:2G pin Mall (d) 4:57 ui

For full Information retfurdlug time, nitoh UcKct agentand P. &K OBOKGK KOIflNSON. Airt

and routes, consult tho tic folders.

Vandalia Line

fewsvait.ttwJitMW» CMMsolCTa-

Through Route to

Chicago, Louisrille, Lafayette,

ROUTU BOUND.

No.3—Nltfht express .... 1:24 a.m. No. 5—Fust mall 2:00 p. in. No. 0—Uedford express 5:30 p. in, No.43—Local aecominodatlon 0:43 a. in.

NOJITU IIOITNO.

No. 4—NlKlit express 2:10 a. in. No. 0—Fust malf 1 40 p. m. No. 10—Lafavetto express I0,r.7a. m. No. 44— Local accommodation I:40p.

JAMB8 IIARKKH,

Oon. Pass. Airt. Monon Koutn

Monon Block, Chicago. Hi,

ROOT:

And the best lama ever made, like Aladdin's Qf old, a "wonderful lamp!" A lamp abaolalcljr non*' exploitive and un* broakable( which. elves a dear* soft* brilliant wblte light of 85 candle potcerf Purer and brighter than gat light, softer than, electric light, more cheerful tnan either I That lamp is

Northern Ohio,

Clean Depots, Clean Coaches, Sound Bridge5 J. C. Hutchinson. Agent.

Greencastle,

Michigan City,

Bedford, New Albany. All Points Nort.ii, South and West.

"Oh, Dora, how I wish it was about 3 o'clock in the afternoon' sighed the reporter on an afternoon paper as he moved a little losi'i' to the idol of his heart. "Why so?" she innocently required. "Why, don't you see," said he, "It would then be time to ps s."

We have been so "pressed" with work of all kinds lalely th-'1

have not had time to change our ad.

KIDNEY LIVER AND

B^ADDEBXTRG. Etwd Symptoms and Condition!

rhl* Bpeclfle will Believe and cure. If Yn-' ?T9 threatened with, or olrcady havs II I Ull Bright'? dlieaae, or urinary trouble. If Ynn have sediment In urine like brick dint II IUU frequent calls or retention, with distress or pressure in the ports, limbs bluat, If Vnn

bayeLame

Peoria Division

Formerly UI.&W,"". Short Line

Back, Bheumatlsm, st^g.

II I UUlng, Aching Pains in sidt orblpe, If Ynil have Diabetes or Dropsy, body b!oa(, II IUU orscanty or high colored urine,

Vnn have Malaria, Torpid Livor.Dysix-MlA II I UU Oail Stone, Fever and Ague or Gout/ If YAH tave Irritation, Gpasmodla Strictura II IDU or Catarrh ol the Bladder,

Ynil havoBlOOD humore,Plmplos, Clew* II IUU Seminal WeakpessorSypfallla,

Ynil haveBtoneln RUney, Gravel in nioA 11 I UU der. Stoppage of urino or Dribbling.

East and West.

Vmitave poor Appetite, Bad Taste, roui 11 I UU breath or internal Slime Fever. DnilHc HPQUickly a run-down cons«tutioo. DUIlUa Don't neglect early symptoms

KTUT DOSl COtS BlSHT TO TBI SroT. PraMred tHmo 0UT~fieeommrad«d by reooini^ leiUit-VlfiYalld* OmdQ to BnOtb* £ree. Adnce tit*

G^mutne. bavo Dr. Kflmcr^s Ukcocsa oo oatsido and Inside,wnppets.

Sold

DE-Knj,,B ico-

Large gQc, extra large 9l

TO WEAK MEN

».*

mmmmmmmmrnrnm

Buffering from eflteU yoathfol errors, tuij deeay^wMtinffweakneM, lo«tmanhood,oto., I will 0OD& Talnaole traatiao (Mtled) containing fii partlcnlara for home curew FREE of charge. A splendid medical work should read by «verj znan who If Dorroot and dabllltC.^. AddrM^ VNl* F* Ci FOWlEB. Hoodtu, Comu

"The Rochester."

A'o Smota, Ko 8mtU, No Brvkcn Chimnryt, Only flvo years old,and over two million* In It must bo a good lamp toiu&ko burn a IN# HUCCGSS. Indeed It is, for lamps iniijr COME ANA lumps m»ir ^o, but tlie

1008

That is the number ol''Daily Journals priced last evening and there is not one left in office. Each paper goes through the pi'cS^ twice in order to be printed on both sides, so that makes 2016 impressions.

E O N A

DAILY. WEEKLY.

117 South Green Street.

MRochester"

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forovorl 'Over ti«000 artlntlc vitrlcm'*Il:uik'lnh- and Table. Lamps, ttanauet a«u Stuily. Viise irnd JMano Jjimps—every kind* 1" Hnmitt PorcQtatn, Urasa* Nlckuland Black"Wroutfht Iron,

Ask tho lamp doaleir for it. I^H)k for the trail® zonrlc. utamp:

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the seiiuino Rochester and t'ue stylo r»« orU thoro is no InnipHitoro near, send ton* uin'ci for freo Illustrated catalogue (nnd ruducu«t pnoe* list) and wo will box and sond you any lamp suiujr by eA|ress, right to your door.

ROCHESTER LAMP CO., 44 Park Place* New York#

Utanuf'icturert. and toie OumeriofUncherUr Pattntt. The Jurgtot /imp Store in th?

Press the,Button, It Opens and Lights.

The .MacIa Sair-LlKhllni Pocket I««»nip* *0 toy n^f jlm cracfc, but a real gemii"" lump tn nldtrl )ocket match ssfe: l'ur».4 iiotirjqtjtckiyre-flllcd. llive agent wantfl town, &tmdxkfy a trtek irtfli it Fnnrl'»

ntrflfnnd 1000 extra llghtArssent iwsld )*"ii wriio and mention this fmter, will ti llypuh^^ to got ono for notblng. Address Retail Department Rodisster Lamp Co., 37 Carolay Slredl, New York.

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