Bloomington Progress, Bloomington, Monroe County, 13 December 1898 — Page 4

Republican Ppcpcss ! Wa. A. tiabc, Kditor and l'rourietor ; Office On-osrr- Post Ofi-ck.I

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WIS. KKPUBLK1AN SKNATORS. For the first time since 1S71. Indiana will (from and after the 4tl of next March), he represented in the United States Senate by two Republicans. Henry Lane served one term, from '61 to '67. Thomas A. Hendricks served from '63 to "69. He was succeeded by Daniel D. Pratt, Oliver P. Morton succeeded Tnrpic in ?35 and served until '77, when he died and was succeeded by Daniel V. Vocrhees, who sewed three full terms and a fraction of Morton's term. Joseph E. McDonald succeeded Pr?tt in '75 and General Benjamin Harrison succeeded McDonald in '81. David Ttirpie was elected in 'S7 to succeed Harrison and was re-elected in ?!)3. C. V. Fairbanks succeeded Daniel W. Voorhecs iu !)7.

OUGHT TO PRESERVE IT. It is stated that the Indiana Legislature will take steps toward the purchase of the old State House at Corydon by the State and restoring it as State property. The building now belongs to Harrison conntv. and is used by that county as n court house. The old structure was Indiana's lirst State House. It was built in 1S16, shortly after the State was admitted into the Union, under the direction of Gen. William Henry Harrison, former President of the United States, and the grandfather of ex-President Ben jamin Harrison. The bnilding is of a blue limestone taken from the bottom of Indian Creek, near Corydon, and is in an excellent state of preservation.

Death and Burial ol Mr. Grubb. The St. Joe (Mo.) Gazette contains the following account of the funeral of C. F. Grubb, son-in-law of Mrs. Coffin, north College av.-nne: "The remains of Clay F. Grnbb. the viewer, who died suddenly on Monday night, were yesterday afternoon placed in a vault in Mount Mora cemetery whore they will remain a short time, after which they will be taken east for interment. Tho funeral was conducted from the late residence, the obsequies being in charge of ttev. W. h". Packard. The services at the cemetery were conducted by the Odd fellows of which organization the deceased had boon an honored member for many years. Tha American Mechanics were unable to attend the funeral in a body, but sent as a remembrance a handsome floral tribute. Mr. Urnfob, with his wife and son came here from Omaha, Sipt. 20 last. He was the sole owner and manager of one of the largest view companies in the United States and was considered a viewer of international reputation. He was born at Richmond, Va., May 17, 1852, and was married to Miss Flora E. Coffin in Ind

ianapolis. Ind., Oct. 17, 1S79. Mrs.

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PRESENTS.

A SIM-XT AL LINK OF

HOLIDAY GOODS.

Arid a

IN TUB WAY OF PR1G&S.

maw oiif ills oobi.

REMEMBER THE PLACE.

1 Vii'suip Coinp'exion. Ii !.& .1 -! r.'.iiire an .vper), to lrt.vt lie sailer, r ! roiti kidney trouble. Tin- ho low cheeks, the sunken eyes, the dark, puffy circles niHler the i-yes, tin- saliow, parsnip-colored complexion iii'.i; -ales it. A pby icinti would ask if yoii had rh. i.inati in, a dull pain or uclie in the baekor.,ver the liipn stoiinu.-li trouble, d, -Kirn t nrinate often, or a I rain., or in pus.t:i::? it; if after th'.tre is an im t i-.tifl feeling lis ii it tniifcl be at once repeated, or if t iu' ni in ha-, a t rie;: ilut.i de posit or t.iro:s odor. Yi;-,-. t.lK'-o :.y Itlljtijliis a I'll present, VA t:llK' :llo'.lll i:c i'.'X ill rein vi il f lIH' va.'.s . lu:iir mav leioi j.rr:iv,l, tiatarrli of

V'rnric. F5TiT 't':,s '":,ai:r' ii.!!r.ii)i.iit!.,ti. causing -i.Xllia .k. X C3AXt(,S(,,,.),.r(.i ttn,t r;omei;ii!;'s roijuirin tin.'

(irr.'A'i' : o: llu: ui mh' vii h in;-.' rimiiMii s, or iuay ran into Hi i:rht': li.sis::,', the most tiisn.'ioi!' jlajreof i;ir!ney troubie. Dr. Kilmer's .-wr.iiiyi-Mool. tin! ;re:;t ti's:Mv rv i, t!i:' eminent ki'in. v and b'ha;l'.',.r :-;,r-,.'i;;: ist, i i a K:i!hv l cm dy fo.-i.;; .'i e.t 'C:i. 1 1.. ! e;.iitv,li )ii i.. Wi:r!;i-v, :ilv' iiii'i it ir, easy t- ret at en :.t r. tii:it no one need suiter a:iy l-.-niftli .-f limj for v.-.ni it. 1 iov. -,r, if you i.s t'er to first. .:A i'.s uoii icrf:) invrit:-, ui-Lt'.t'.oii Tiie Upuli i-.Mit o ",vi;s ro-i write t Dr. Kll-.i.er A C .. Cingiiaiiitou. N. Y.. for a s::iiip!e ! '-i e iin'.l b.i;.ik teilinjr all ab. mt it, l).li scat i:bsiiiit!v free by ma:i

lyfj llifir piin tical use as well i You prof -r such stffts vouruell, Tjyj No dotiht your friends do the i-auto. For instance: S

why riot Buy useful Christmas Present While you are alwut

-arlioles to hi; ad mired not only f.r tlicir beauty hut

CHLNAWARE, POCB-O'CIJK rt-THAS, TABLE lj FKHNKHUCS, .JAUDlXKliS, TAI5LK-1U1OINO-IHSHKS, LAMl WKIJALLIOHS, JBOOKS. ;LTI The tliousaiuls of articles in our Mock arc nearly all of

ij sort that combine usefulness and beauty. You'll .see many vulniililo Vm;ii Aiinriy,! inn hnr - r.'iii?ll

Ti3

WALK IX AND LOOK AltOUND.

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GRAYEMS -M5SKS.

friend, the groom. He is the son oi V. R. Craveut, a retired merchant of Hendricks comity. He received his edueaiion in tlii? city and UativiUe, and afterward taught school for three years. In If'.'l lie established a job printing ot'dec in Hlooining-t in. His start was small at first, but beiiiR- pos-

his busi

ness steadily frrew until within a re-

The marriage of Oscar II. Cravens, the talented yotms- manager of the Bloomington World-Courier, to Miss Bertha Miers, oicuvred on Wednesday mornhuv, r.t the elegant home of the

bride's parents. It was a quiet affair, st.ssuj t)f thrift, and industry

only the relatives Ileitis' present. The

Eev. M. O. Allison, of the Walnut ht. marably short time he owned the Presbyterian ehuveh, ofliciated, using j liest equippce. printing- ofliee iu the the rin:r wMiiiray. j ai,,v. lie ,i. a liu,-:iie.-..s tli.it would Mis Blanche Wicks, of this city. ; v,e a oradit to ,i much larger place. Six was the bridssiuaid and Mr. Theodore j yeavs ag-0 in partnership with his D. Cravens, of Indianapolis, was the j brother. John W. ( ravens, lie estabgroomstnan. The parlors were prct-1 u,hed the weekly World. Three years tily decorated with palms and ehrysan- j ja tt,,. tlllv i)ullf,i,t: the opposition IK-m-themums. The musie was furnished j OJratic paper, the Courier, and cuusoli-

by the Mandolin club. After the weil- nalo the two. Thev then eommeiu id

ding breakfast Mr. and Mrs. Cravens left on the morniusj' train for a brief bridal trip. Among those from o, distance who attended the wedding were: Mr. and Mrs. Julian D. Jlogute. of Danville. Ind.; Mrs. Samuel M. Ralston anil Master Iimiuelt (t. Ralston, of Lebanon; W. II. Cravens, of Center Valley: Theodore I). Cravens, of Indianapolis; Charles Z. Cook, of Danville, and Mr. and Mrs. George Seribn-r, of I.ou:svillc. Miss Miers has always been a particular favorite among her many ae-

Jrubb and her sou are strangers in the quaiatances. Mie is the onlj- daughter

fty, and their grief is more intense ' of Congressman and .Mrs. 1!. V. Miors, from this fact. Friends have offered I aad is oni. of the m05t admired yo:ig all consolation possible but nothing !,.. .,,, . , . , an lessen the poignant grief felt by i ladlcs loomingtou. Mie received the lone widow and the jronng man ' a classical education in t ie State' L'niwhowill take up the vlork of his ; versity and in additi ..n to her literary lather. Mr. Grubb was an exemplary:.!..:. : o..;i ,,,.;,.: vi,..

. -, - , UHIIllUii la Cb Ol I, U!ll,,liUl, .'! iverv nartieclar and was verv i " '

CAN WE DO IT ?

How can we afford to sell goods so Cheap is often asked. Well, here is the whole secret of tho thing: We are members of the well known "Weii.ek Synuicatb." They all buy together in such largo quantities that the middle man's profit is kuoeked "Out of Sight."

You Getf the Benefit,

m DRUGGISTS. m

!adi iKMNi ; . " V hat ' s Uie matter, old fellow i Mrace up! You ouoht to he one of the happiest men in the w .rid. You're i;iing to marry the woman you love, aren't you V' "Yes; hot confound it, 1 can't help thinkii.ir, every little while, that her alimony will stop just as soon as the words that make us on1 are said.''

A Chicajro item says: "The outlook for harvestino; ice this

winter is uuusuallv

i lint once before

years ha ice been so thick at this time of year. "

G0RN! D YOU WANT IT ? W. W. Wicks has a (jtiantity of corn in the shock to rll cheap for cash. Call and sv.c him. It

oood. Aever j takes cash to buy it, however, in thirty-two I

B.&O.S-W. RY.

Trains leave .Mitchell, Ind., as follows: GOIKO S AST. No. :!. Dally 3:2J p. m No. -;. Daily 8:1 1 a. m No. d. Daily 3:27 a. m No. s, Daily fixeept Sunday. ..S:3'. p. m OOINO WEST. No. 1. D:iily 1S:31 p. m No. 3, 1 aily 12:1 J a. m No. 5. Daily V8f a. m No. 7. Daily except Sunday... 11:23 a. m For detail information regtixding rates, timi! on coniieiting line, sleepng parlor ears, etc., address D.H.GonDAnn, Tii ket Agt. It. O. 8W. liy.. Mitehell Ind.; or O. P. MoCjihtv. 0. V. A.. Cincinnati, O.

;We Get the Business.

"I sulltred nearly all night from insomnia,"' said tho drummer. "I'll bet you two dollars, ;' roatrd the country landlord, "that thev ain't one of 'em in mv

j house. We keep our beds clean." I Want Luxt.'ii --Then go to j lieiickarls. 'J hey always have

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tiik i::Kcr i.isu it:;rvui::;

1 'Ii ii'V f.o !':ill ' r. ftll::i

! good coffee something you can, llsrcincioiitui, Lof.iiviiK

LAV CARDS.

(ATTORNEYS AUG EAUNESTLY KEQUESTED TO UBME.'UKSa "TIIK PROGRESS- WHEN THEY HAVE LEGAL ADVERTISING OF ANY KIND TO DO.)

mftn in ppprw no ft i-v li r- q it A enc rii

devoted to his family. wui -oresuitt wivu uce.uu.8 u.Sm llo..t ot o11ki. fricn(!s. extend

TI,- T tv I I v ! OVer th COZy coitagc Mr- CrlTens ,s wishes to the voting . ounle for a

"-"-'j .j....., j preparing tor ner reception. 3, has gone into winter quarters j The editor of the Progress takes at Jacksonville, Florida. This ; pleasure in congratulating bis young show has had a phenomenally sue- i

the publkalion of the daily World, and have met with deserved sneecss. Aitlungh froe-liearled and generous he has savni enough out of his business earnings to build a handsome home, and ntter Jananry 1 5 ill will eomtiieiu-e lousekeepiug cn north Washington street. lie is a special oorrespondevit of the New York Woi'ld, Iu.liamipo'.is Sentinel and Loni-.ville Dispateh. He is a member of the lo.al lodges of Masons, Odd t'eilous,, Knights of I'vtbhis,

Modorn Woodmen, l ourt of Honor, j and the Phi t'am fraternity. It ban : been trutiii'.iily said th:;t no person j

ever asked u iavor ol lam but wnnt it was elnv-M'faUy grantl. He is held in high ehli e.u by the other newspapers, as ; is always nnif irraly courteous to his competitora in business. The Pr. grts.-.. in eompanv with their

best j long i

life of heal.h, happiness and pros-;

perity.

THE WSILKR SYNDIC ATE : Kahn Clothing Co.. IHoomington, Ind. Weiler llros.. Portland, lud. C. Weiler & I!ro., Farmland, Ind. ,1. SliefelV. Mnns. Anirola. Ind. Strauss llecht Dry (roods Co.. Danville. Ills. Kahn Sott Heiltr Co.. New Castle, lud. Elson & liecker. Uoshen. Ind.

r - m a

set nowhere elst.

AM) A IX 1'OIJ.TS isroE,TH: ..asrn sotjth:

1'AUTIKS: Desiring informa- ; : line to the taraous ii.alth r.esorti thin eoneerning the Great Gunnison ! W'cut Ur.den i'.iul Frer.cJ I.ic

V'tllK'S.

I -THE C.VULSHAD OF

for the

ild Fields sho'ild subscribe

tiiinnison. Col. News. S:!.o0 a year tfl.tHi six moat lis: ,"(le. three inotiths.

Pi-'iisiivs; whii iiniv- wish tn liiivo!

. the best Ice ( ream manufactured ; v f I .. . . .. ! No- ' ; tor special oecaions, from pure ; .0. o, I cream, shou'd leave orders at ! sI Ueuckarts. I . . . I No. !!.

I No. 3. j No 5. No. 7.

Gr.T best Oy.steis at Uencktirl's bakery, south College avenue. Always the freshest in town.

nut: CA,nr 3s.ix KF?aCT -vov S !::th not sn.

Txital Freight dik-airo Night Ux, Chii-:i)ro Mail . New Albi-.nv Ac'm fUJITTIt ItOlTSD. Local Freight Louisville li::. Louisville Mail

New Albany Ae'ra

Loupes fc Lounrs, Attorneys, offioe over National Uani;. Alt lega". bnsinets carefully nttimled to. Probata msfness and collecting of claims will be given prompt attention. Pi NCAV ." Hatman. Attorneys, oraca south side square. Will practice in all courts and give tho most careful attention to probate business and colle ctions, llic:t.no A. Fcik. Attorney, ofliee river Hall Dry Goods Store, weft side square. Probate business a blading sp-.clalty. Collections made and prompt ly remitted. H.vni.KV fz Mn.i.in, Attorneys, office in Masonic Hall building. Will practice in all courts, and will make a

7:03 a in j specialty of probate business, commer11 :."-' p in j cir.l collections, etc., etc. ll-ooamj vt'M. II. K.vsr, Attorney. P-obata C:3j p i.i business given special attention. Will ; collect claims and make loans. Office r.:ii) :; ;n ' ucrtli Walnut street.

AMERICA."

i'.li, 18U7

: :00 a tn 3: to p m

0:30 a m

Lee & Orimks. Aitorneys. office over Halt Hras. store, west side sciuare.

The Weelrlv i

I $1.00

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-;iti

A Great; Semi-Weeltly Paper.

It e pu hi i e :to in Pol Hies.

iocfat.

rem SALE.

'J'wo -oung .Short Horn lltills; . et-iioriieil ;. Purebred Chester White Hoys. Ilale.l Hay, guaranteed to be lint -class a:t iartre Iites. Also "food

Train No. 7 oniv runs to

Train No. 8 s'.arf. from New Albaay A- Iv. Hki.tov. Agent, Ilioomirgtou. Ind. F. J. IiSJSD, G. P. A., Chicago, 111.

v-. 'tii.-ir. ' Will pttictice in n'.l courts, aad give

ihrashed !

11 VI

1 liav and straw, Drv

cessful season. 3Ir. Gentry has Tho fact is that business must quite a number of dogs, ponies, ho (ine oa coniidenco or not at all. birds and monkeys in training at j Without faith in man no grout his winter quarters east of this ; i,nsncss Cill, be developed. One city, in charge of Vorie Cox. j has to trust his fellows every hour

r, o , . , i of his life. You take a chttuc

Augers jnuir, coniraciors

n the Stanford pike, pended work on the

winter, but will resume tions early iu the spring.

Hensley & Farr. contractors

M: t 1" .i , I

ior oouuing ine xtocupow-ine, ja,s Vou might exp have discontinued work on that ore honest Thi.

We nittke our Chocolute Creams, Tallies, Caramels, Cracker Jack, and other candies fresh each day. Jkssf. Howe.

Price One Dollar a Year. 1.00

Issued in 5 &y SJi.ini.H n.l.-l. '!

Sections.

Irltjy sixu-tn I'asres Every W.-.-ti

road until spring.

j.-1 1 1. oi,nn Inl'-f.Vt t 111 tl m' fit

piece Ol Ctllll. .'Vim lliu iiv-aut, Hi life is that you are not fooled and sold and swindled as often, in the course of a month or a year, as

t. Most

is as truo

opera-

that most women are viriuous.

In New York City the driv-! l"e case of Ouiett only proves

A Ki.oi'i'Hit. Steheii A.Doug- ; ! las of Ciiicago, son of the Little! I Giant, is like the Indiana post-; ! master who in order to hold his : i position said he defied any admin- ! ! istration to change any quicker j ' than h-. could change his publics. ' : Stoii!iori"; nolitti'.-il vieiv-4 mo nd- i

men . .' , ' , . ... ' , , , I

ju.siaoie. in; tias woiiino,t rrom the llojuiMictin to the Democratic! ......t.- .... i i i. i !

ii.it ii iiij.i o:tv.i iiiilil '-ll'llll

i I.. .1... 1.

8 of fire engines are strapped to ; that a fellow w.tl. a lot ot asm,-! Denioe.;, s. "tdvotbeir seats to prevent them from jance has a gret't advantage, oiten-1 f s ,

me man v.-no nasi . ,f . . . , :

etecuon no nas exiLrienee;i auotii-

a Newspaper

As a Home Journal

The Weekly JLE-li:i(lClf.T, issued in Semi-Weekly sections, is almost equal to a dailv at the price of a weekly. The tw.i pa pern

each week ifive the c-Jinplete. news of that ween from all parts of the world, so sele :ted and arranged as t i preserve the thread of events from Issue to issue. The preparation of The News in this form involves an immense amount of lab-jr and evpeiis-.". and e unprises the nio.,1 complete and comprehensive News .Serv:..e of any dollars-year publication in the United Stales, if ii-jt In the world.

Th.- We -l.-lj- OLOHE-DBMOCRAT is equally as pre-eminent. It is inoialiy eleaii anil may be read without contamination bv a!i the

incmliers of any f-unily. It i-onUiins tile very cream of current literature and t!ic b-.-st pi. toral illustrations. Its departimnts devoted to i lie limue,'' "i'l r Womeu," "Agricultural News." The farm, tiardeti and Dairy." are each of the highest grade, tun; in. Market Ueports are correct anil complete in every detail. iti a Word Thc "''eklyC LOHK-HKM. M. K.VT is a complete newspaper, pi'..'tartit and prhtteil for intelligent rinl thoughtful people. We have confidence, in Usability to spealc for itself, and will cheerfully mail .Sample Copy, free of charge, upon receipt of reuiivst. Ai'ulress TIIK GLorsi; PKIXTIXG CO., St. Louis, 3Io.

Annua! E.IeetIonSo

; Hi-iiieli in od and goo;! Apple Vinegar, j j made from sound apples and p-u'e , j rain water. At Sweet Home Farm, j

i ii esi r.mi iiinoviiiHi ;i venue. vail ; and see me. or :cnd Vout order. I I. V. HOI'UWELL. i j The ITev. Jrl it. Hicks.

Annua! Aimr.nae and monthly paper.! i Word and V.'..rks. are new k-uovn from i sea to We are liieusml to cr.li the i

attir,tii..'n of our reaiieri.to the Aimana ... ' of 1 s..;i. now re adv. 1 1 is a splendidly I n. -.. .e ' printed ami illustrated bo.,L of I ,'.i : Wcetion Ol Dirt-Ctors. pa-res and the storm forecasts and ,li t- "fu' i'H L ;S HKiiKl'.Y G:. UN. t.".at gram- and istrouoinieal and eieiiiiiie : J-N the attnual meeting ef iho ti-K&-; matter a-. sun .rior to anything that h)':detsoi the i.loou:i:i;!t- n Natoinl i has ever been' seen before "iu a 23 cent ! avh.gs a:;d le aa Ass ;.:; ion will ne ib.iolc. His monthly journal. Word -held at ine m'icc of th Asso :ai:o.i m i and Works, is one of the bc.-,t. iiterarv. ' I'looaiiiigton. Liduont, on '-Mi lay. i h...ne and . ientitie inagazines in the ' I 'ay of .iiimtary. r.t T o'- : .-mi! iv. I. eo:it::ininr liis nioiilli- ' clock 11. In., fir the t.aip.,;;." of e ict.i.g

' !v storm for. .asls with explanations. : nirc .tors .or san

the siiSseription price oi Word and cnsuiajf year.

' orlis is :'-! Oil per year and a copy of Hie Hicks Almanac, is sent as a prem-

: inm to ever yearly subsi-ribcr. single ! copies i.f Word ami Works. 10 cents.! Stockholders' 5:eetin; ! Price of Aimanae alone, S3 cents. mi IK ANNI'AL MEETING of the j Send your order to Wont s lid Works : X staeklto'ders of I Pub. Co., J.-ui i.octisl Street, St. Louis, . & m pmiir,TO"

Dec. 13, 'US.

A iati :

II. A. V

aoLKitv. Secretary.

: probate business tle most card at

teutioa. Wilson & Hrst.bt, Attorneysal Law, 0:!i. c over Ulewitt's. drug store, west side square. Will practice in all conrta tied uivc special a! tention to probata

i business and collet tions. j Dunn" & Sakk, Attorneys at Law, Ofliee over Hall Hros. store, wes'i side.

Probate busiucss and general colleo tions will receive prompt attentiiu. Jons R. East, Attorney, olBce on Rogers Street, near Sixth. Gives attention to the practice of law in all ecur's, and will give probate business speci il euro. Kdmoxpsox A vki.t.t. Attrrneva.

Oilier in the new A len block, up-stairs. ! Il.isir.ess in all courts will recciv s eareful attention. Probate business a specialty. i ccaii MrEns, A "-torncys. Ofliee oa the west side of the square, up-itairs. i Lusiness in ult courts given class and careful attention. Collections a specialty. ' C. K. WojntAT.i., Attorney: pension : business a leading specialty; wil pr&cti. e in all courts; otficc over !,he Ea-r'.O ; Clothing Store, west side public square. T. II. Sf.uioxs, Attorney. Bnsincsa ' in all the courts given careful attention, and probate matters carefully ! lr.oked after. In the specialty tj col-lecti-.'iis wil! give satisfaction.

.Mo.

3t,

being jolted oil.

This weather is terrible on the wood pile. Hadn't 3-011 better bring in that wood yon promised.

I times, over

! something very much better.

It!

is to the credit of human nature that Gilleits are so iiiimjuent,

cr chaogi! of heart, and profe-

j comparatively tnat tik ir appeal''

auce creatt

Fresh Fruits, Nuts, Candies ! OBa wh,ch "as iul

at Jesse Howe's.

EVER FEEL GRATEFUL. I write i-i the interest of others, and especially of ny brother ministers, who arc miuMo to engage io the great work to wliiea the Lcrd

has called them.

the

great ranch at Abilene. Kansas.

The Iveses, Wards, Harpers, McGeojrhs, day Cookes, L-jiters and other gamblers arc -of the same stripe. Some of tiiein succeed, but thc jrreat body of men do business on the level, and that this is the ease is prove. 1 by thc faith which enables the big swindlers to operate. The crooks only Drove the rule of honesty, just its

a lie 1 ; a I -.vat s a t or of truth.

! adhesion to tho Kepnblieaii party.

the

An exchange wittily sne-ir,

llw.vt lioi.-. lift llini In. fi.iiibl

sensations such as tho : "

it. center tl. ,ll,l! 1"lnul U,-Ktr S"1"1

The DAILY CL UUC-LKMOCI'.AT is without, a rival in all the West, and stands at, the very front among the few KlvAI.LY URL AT newspapers of the world. Daily, Including Sunday: Daily. Without Sunday: Sunday Kditlon: One Year -'iS.llii i (me Year St. 00 ! 3i to 00 Pag-.-x. (i Months S3. (o j '. Months S2.00 j One Year Sv.ou 3 Months S1..V .' 3 Months 1.00 I 0 Months Si. in!

11Y MAIL, POSTAOK PKEPAM).

thirty day?

Perhaps it was all right for the shah of Persia to discharge all but sixty-three of his wives, but for him to net that way just before Christmas was a downright parsiiuonoiis irick.

Cnnnclton Emiti'irer

Howe's lioarhotiiid Drops best thing for a cold. Steve Sziitowski has been

titnony in ftp'-1 been granted license to sell litpior (tit Slinesvilk', by tho county coin-

mi: nys ;

' Of uniisnal interest to every reader of this paper is the adver j liseiiient elsewhere in this issue jof thc St. Louis ti lobe-Democrat, ! unquestionably one of the greatest : o! American newspapers. That ! peerless p.ijier can now lie had by tm:t':l, eve;. v day, including the big

j Sunday i- -aie, tor only mx dollars ncr vcitr, mi1, at that i trice, it is

j certainly within the reach of till who desire to read axy daily iiaoer. The Weekly tilobe-Dein-

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j sto;.:k '..'O.mpa.sY, I will be held at the o:V;, c of -.he Oim- ! panv on tha Se vnd Tue .da oi Febri;-

ury, ti.e Dec. 1.1,

l :t!!. i yj. WILLI A M "US.

O'.iNSO.W Seer.i.i:y

townsh'p Thc boo!;

libraries are s become dost

and not half the people

where the library is. t he paper says it is mnch belterr to buy a ii few books for each school house than many fo" a township.

sinners.

At the oratorical contest Fridav niaht the decision

II. Stout, of

failtir

i.m-i.,.,.,1 i r ruiav m

know I 1VI'" 10 " '

He urcd to lie abed ii On Sunday iriornhi.

My voice was weak aad i He was a boy at li ave

I iney savii iiiui.'rs i

it-,! , when l e a.ise r i.'im th

out

lint sin e be'n ol to li-'tirdin

He Ji :; ate ! n n.ori'; When the. b.caUXast bell viiii

right there To rush throu rh thc dining-rooin door.

s :

last was

.Jef

reistinville. J. C. Worley went to Indianiitiolis and put chased a supply of handsome cutlers for ,is livery stable. O. J. C. U.K. O. K. Got your Fruits and Candy of ,Jes.ce Howe.

Mr. (.'nminins has returnr-l'

'ironi a protracted visit to rela-;

tions in Aurora, ltd. -- Alts. Flora Crttbb and son ! returned to lilooiningloii with' Mr. liroiiix.

TV''VHffliV t'-: HiVtW'' P5 L-a ! 1

and at times coW hardly t:dk at all; wai ttwmt deaf in aty left ear and iutdaconliuiuil coajfa. I used Aerial Medication raid within ffcree months my hearing, voice and health

wercreslored, and nave remameiso tor over A long instance telephone is

tnrceyeara,forwhicIiIsI.a!levcrfcel grateful. ; ready between Bar Haroor, Me., --General delivery clerk at the

and Austin, lexas. It never oc-1 posloilieo, Wither ISui ke, was enrred to the ami expansionists of missed at tho willow by his many former days that people ome day if riniils last week, being conlined l.l K- ..ul.. ... . ..II. ... K ..!. i, , i . ,

uuiii in; nine iu inuv iu ciicii inn- o.,) j) HOIllC l)V SifkllCSS

er across 2,000 miles ox Allien cau soil.

S ..iit:-..Kl.,

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lie Wheels of Progress

J. L. Ford, Minister is the Baptist Chnrch, Cedalia, llo. FREE. Antal McdleMloo win piettlvely cure deafness, catarrh. tbrMit anil Inez tu,ewee. Tn prove tbl3 I wilt, Kuril Jaiianrr 1. JIS9, nen-t niw!lrtni for li:n montba tnatoiii Si. fas aymy-oia fiina JUHl nirtlrnTr-K aditrisM .U.IUOOitU3i.D.;X)13Q CfcJC(r:aiuJ,Oao.

arc dirnin rr.riii!!y t-.w.ir arc iiili-re:t.' 1 in hn.ir'ti ; ane: us lo r,!nc-e!.;:i an.t

to them, ht. !-.r.R Ihc j.inrn.-v i. :evl ),.

The Queen a' CrH-:t Route. :: :- .':U'. ,-le,: !l is over :1 ;li:,,l:. ,.1 111:

Sweets for the ttwiet at Jesse Howe's.

Mra. W. W. Wicks and daughter, Miss IMancho, were in lndi-tu irH.'lis last week several

j days.

ar.J ttu: i lilt il lii.a, !.

i a

write to

NVY.h. N. 'V 1 lil ;in.i :,te ' :!:: ::;' a:i, Florida

. :. x.ti i- nit scrvi.e. :-.-! :!; .vs ::,::: I j.i... 'y ir.'i--ic; t.-.injeis, lucab ;.:i.l U-i.ik.

W. A. ttlii KLt

irr.Ttici't i-iutlM on our i.oiclie-l.aeni co..st. Th-" I l:-.e .., :-.! nuts, t'.ieir vc::illi, l!i.r e.inai-.ion of t!i-ir i'l i. itien : un,!, n-:-- l..;i:a of ail, in the question ul how tn

i "f it. t!i its Miperb r.r.I ;eifl s-.-ine'r cenm.'r'.! lee ;.1::. it :.l t.i th. 0 I'lltS lK;!lt l.'itli'i

-:ila

-r iU't-'l::e -'ee;-.o 1Iav.:.

into "tlt"-l s l.l.MtlI.11,

-..'.it i j.-cvii" er 1st, aorteiii tte tiine

el'ivii .-1.-I11.

rAt.-.-; ft.-iii r, i,,i i.e- miorr., i.u-

2. 1 U.i ili'n Pasn, Art

p.,:,.l I'.Utl

c.irth, throui'li to Il.vir:, hr : to vou hoc if veil vc','A

113 Ail:a.i Si.: vhii:ugo, -1 1 j

W. C. RLVEaRSON, Oen'l Eaissenger Agent, CuKiaitatl.

! oerat is hstieci 111 semi-weekly sec-j ! lions of eiaht paies each, makiiij';

' it practically a Larir I ly, .-.lid a tno-t eiptal

I aire daily, til Uiie Dollar :i lear. ! This issue is just The Tiiini!; for ! the farmer, merchant or protesI iinal man who has not thc time j to read a daily paper, but wishes j to keep 1 ti'iiipily and (horoii-hly j posted. Il is made up with cs- ; pe. iul velereilee to the wauls of ; every member of the family, not jonlv oivi:ii All the News, but alisoaefeat variety of iiiteiesiin and iiisli iielive readii-u matter of

Dank Klecticu Kotlee, tvtotici-: is iii-:iii-:irt" cuvkn i AN the nr.iiiia! meet :.:!.' ot the

j holders of the fir.u .National V.ur.U .i ' !!': 10111 aff.ca, Indiana, v. Hi li ' hel l at ; tiie bank las' e.c.ee el sii.i battle, on the 1 Seeott-t 'Vf.-.i lay. l!io 1 Ua day of Jr.::U- ! are. lS.l'.l. al I oV-o.-k, f ,r t!l-t ..ri.ise j of e.e t e:' ti. ; directors, for said o..ni; for the cn.ui!;- vvar. WALT lilt K. wuonr.i'iix, I Dec. 13, (.'a.diicr.

Notic to Stoektiolders.

Semi-Week-! A MKKTIXC :F S'l'i K." 1 i 0 1 . D E RS j , . ,1, ... ,. . vf the Monro." i.Vai.iv State i:..n'.v . 10 UK J l- 'of j;ie.o:niti?laa. Indiana, will ba held ;

in the otli

'lliursdav, 1 : y:. at I eleetilie- ii' f ir the cn

ut 1 fi '..'th da

V!o.-. for : diiv.t lis uiii-,' year. .SAAiUKL

on the nisi, , of .'anj:i;y. 1 purpose ei' ;v :ai.i Hani: '. I),)t)!)H. U;:hie:

lull iviinis. Writ-.' lor fr; ! copies lo (iloiic t'riniiii; I Louis, Mo.

.sample '., St.

S t oc 1: lioKl e r.i" ii "c : :i sr. rptiiod!-: .vh.i, ii?: , m;:!-1'. vo -f (!; .- lo -liholders of tit - li.M KAI. (i.ll.l l' If STO.NK i'O . at Ji. ir o o v. taeeii v -ii l'.:o aiiierion. Mor ;'ei- cm;i -I.e. hi iiaii.-. ..... 'i'li-'sihiv a; 10 o'vloc!; a. in., the ."am- b"bi-? the 10th day ef .l;.lii.l;ir . 1S..'. t . Lll v. : ;l i.-.e 01 eeei. t.-

:.!.-; live dire.TVs fur t. e vear it'U:

that Ij'i; : :o U- L .

! o t::k rest rcr

i A Jt ii" i "

i if :. c. ;

.;. f -j Of "r.-cI.eoJ.snd JTomeJ

ft niniircl f f Oic 4

' . i . I.IIV t iTIilt-

i : t :..ce, the U. fi-'

: i.i'rcir.c lour , t.a:l S C i;t.-.riy a!i lao tk':ooaouU$. S "::rni!y setn- 5 mr-it-a ty State S leei-lntemlcnta J c f H.-hooh, antt J otla-r l-Mncatoi a!- 3 Il'OiJ VltllOUt UUCV- 3 Ur. 5 KVCRYBC OY

1 it ti off,, t-i ('.: i- cr ! v. intM. J

1 , , i.,iv i- ,w -t i: ,, -7. . ft:... ..;i waueuioaan. i.v.l oil.? I..!l:.';-.;r 1. ( ie':,;. C : !-. 1 :-- :.. : .: . ! ::- fronenclotlen. c 'j-irr-''i'-'".-'--' .'lie- !'.-. I17 Mioonlttir.-ytllii. c 1 .-.UMi.7-:!.ie .1 !v.:. :..i:.--a ill ItoBCliOoliioolui. i . t.i e:i:v t t .v V-t p,-.wtb rl a v-or. 1 Mi:liC.IH. :,.;--, i'. -t.l l.ri: It' -itifftirrllt noun. I

. io .1 1:1 1 .:i -ttifi : ii;.:a'iiove;i.j meat, 2 -v t - 11 r v.-er.l leeaRS. J 1 :. rl. . f -l: ' l. r.:l tn !.rO!l J iv.i:..i i:-.i ; un -.;..;.i-A;ijm;i!i. j

f (.-.. JtoMfe: ers, U.S. A. J

1 oooooooaooveoooooooocoooi

I.IVK AlM'.N'i'S WANTl-a, AtOnce vVen o." Wi nieu). to sell our aii.ni.'. 11 v.ae and Music J carnal The u:od p-i;u-.!:".r ir'.-sieal iu.uthty pr.l.ei .a.-.l. ('entai ls :.'! vajres of tho iii'T'o" lel.vs of in-.isi written: alao lite:-.. t'.ii" en ;i'.'v-:i:trs. et.- The muie iu i:ae i . ae vail;l cost $2. fill, :;nd in

S,.,-.., t tn 11-..

-. ...V.- C l;,r... it,. (:.! A , fl.r r. i-lh

j Tub IIhrs Ai.maxac lias :e: iconic a lioti.-choid word in tins conniiy, and many people dee.de j when and where they will visit i after 1 oii aiir.nj; il. There in no doubt lii it ii'ev. Ill liii'Us has jihis matter of weather down as ifine its il i"i!i be e'oiletl, and lli.it ! the people b.-IU'Vc lj'-t s.hitements ! to be t till hitil, Coiis'.iH a notice in :ii;.ilhei- column an I then send : for t!ie :i'ni::i:':e.

end t o t r may

,1011 N" lie;.

i a-iv ii'.li i- Ii i-.iii.

i:e l!-.ro thetn on taai da'.e.

W ll.l.I.Vel X. S!;;; I'.!'., iScc'v aad Thus. v.vr.iuoM. 1 iv:-'. i:i, '-.'S.

i'ldt'lTORS W.

A CTIVK

Xi. KVKIJYWHK'tK for "111

: Sue ! le-a

l Ii'

j pesV-i j ' r ; man -i i I'll- -S : by lei

I v. ah sum

uiar

.ni. ..- -.. C tlljltllli' will at e di ne. a;

,les

i.U.. l-...."s lell ii,.'.. .,-., ded-ers. taet a'i Uinils of

.ne in a net, v.orV;- ,". ai t ' 1 ,' leW.!t i:r o. i -.- or i: itify us i t v. e v. i l ...v a 1 a ra a a lid jii iccn. Woai.n

AN IT;!)

of the I'hil ipjiine.V by 5!'.irat Ha s:ead, c-'iii-ni .shiee.l by tile ilovernm -nt, as Oi'.ieial llist-.i-ian t... th - War Depn iii:"';. 'I 11 ' Ii iili ;;: i. i iuen in .-may eainp at S ni l-'ran 'i ' '. on t'a I'.ie.i!;,; with' lieeera! Merriit. ia. the hoipU.i':, a iionoUe :. in llon-r Iv n in th-" A uteri -an -trenches at Maui;:-. i:i l!.in niyeiit aiiiie- with A-niiia'ile, on the do U of the Oiyrapia ivith DevveV, and in the iviar ot'tiattle 11! the fa 1 of Man-la. l'miaiwa f r rrrents. lr:uifu! of oi l rina'. picture taUeii by y;ov-ernii-.elii ph b:rr.iph"'rs CI the srt i!. le r.re b i. i:. Low price, li'v'.p- i!i.s. 1 1 . ii;ht ii:-i.d. ( redit trive" l);-.e a': t-a h.v luii.t'tic'a'. war leo':v Oa.nt free. Ai'.'iie.,s. 1'. "'. llarb.i", .Sc 'y., ir ;n s i. - -c rti-ty.. Chicajro. .Nov. ;- H,t.

hat I the t ." i: sae.-i (one jee.r's subscription)

a., least :.".. - e, Th t-nbsertpti.it. pneo is ;;!,0;i per year, so we ffive, S3;V00 wer. ,1 01 ran ie for fl.00, and save subs.'viin rs trauble of hunting over in-.isi stores 10 se e t their anisic. Write to day for t irms and particalars. frs-.mp'e eeov tree. ('HiC'A(v') )OIC t NEWS CO. :."il.i .'abash Ave.

anted An dea S

t!ii.' pi ay Itrln you r.dlir HN ?.co.. raietr

TTho cut thhik

ttcnr Attor.

v, t iiinfTio!., i). tr t'n'ir pnao oreer Ms.l )J-t vi two iiuiiiroU liA'outioaa vruataU.

CASTORIA Tor Infants and Children,

!3io fie-I'.a'.l-t'e:utir3