Bloomington Progress, Bloomington, Monroe County, 7 March 1899 — Page 1

IDT

OBLICAN

PROGRESS.

ESTABLISHED 1835.

BLOOMINGTON, INDIANA, MAR. 7, 1899.

Printed Tuesday morning

"EVERYBODY'S STORE." Tfac New Shoa for Women.5 ' Invite you and friends to examine tbeir stock of

"SOROSIS" SHC

for which they have secured the exclnsive sale for Daintily Shod are those who wear "SOROSIS."

Sheep-killing dogs ore again at work on t he Hocks near the city. Nat. U. Hill had six killed and a number seriously crippled last week on his farm south of town. His tenaut, Jsbn Browniug, discovered a largo deg among the sheep and promptly killed it. There is no use trying to raise sheep and dojjs in the same locality. The legislature should have passed a law protecting the dogs from the ravages of the bloodthirsty sheep. James Morris jr. was married Sunday afternoon a week at Marsinshurg to Miss Watts. Mr. Morris is the son of James Morris, east of town, and the bride is the daughter of John Watts, a farmer of Washington county. Mr. and Mrs. Morris will make their future home on a farm near Salem.

4 Powder

Makes the food more delicious and wholesome

torn ammo woe co., tn yobk.

mm ill.

PRETTY ADDITION.

CENTRALS

Inbarthb - TERMS EASY. - -j- --. icfci letn Kn trim Ttt Kta

HIGH and DRY.

At Ellettsvillc, Monday night

! a week, lire broke out in the rear

of tho W. C. Draper building, a two-story struct u re occupied by Lee Ma'licoat, hardware dealer, and Joseph Freeman, undertaker. The building was entirely destroyed. The building was worth

bout $-2,000. Malicoat Had

$1,400 insurance and claims a los9 of $2,800; while Joe Freeman's

loss is said to be 2,000 witti

1,000 insuranee.

Samuel Campbell met with a

paiuful accident last week. Ho

was chopping wood north 01 tne

city, and started to walfc aronna a tree. Ho stumbled aud fell,

his right hand coming in contact with the sharp edge of the ax, almost splitting the hand open. Dr. Robert C Rogers rendered necessary surgical attention.

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Local Notices The best fruit cake, the finest doughnuts, the choicest Save red cakes of all kinds, at Benckart's bakery. Candied lemon peel, c&ndied orange peel, candied citron, choice olives, new Florida oranges, choicest raisins, ocst bottled goods ever (nought to the town at Benckart's confectionery, south College avenue. Want Ltxcn ? Then go to Benckarts. They always have good coffee something you can get nowhere else. PARTIES: Desiring information concerning the Great Gunnison Gold Fields should subscribe for the Gunnison. Col. Xews. 82.00 a year; 81.00 six months: 50c three months.

Peksoss who may wish to have the best Ice Cream manufactured

for special occasions, from pure cream, shonM leave orders at Benckarts.

Winter begun promptly with the first week in Novoniber and has done business with promptitude ever sines. Now weatherman Hicks, who pretends to know,

savs March will be as mean as any

month we've had, while April will lie no better. This will make six

months of winter. Nice prospect

Pqmtv U. S. Marshal Jesse T. Peck ennia down from Indianapolis on Saturday night a week and on Sunday drove out. to Salt (.'reck where resides Samuel Phillips who was charged with soiling whiskv without a Government license. When the ollieer showed himself Phillips sprinted away to the bushc nearby, and the niiiecr drew his trusty revolver and sent a bullet after iiiin. It rWuned his fevered brow in such a manner as to alarm Phillips who surrendered in-ianier. This is not Sam's first

experience with the Government.

having been arrested once

on the same charge but he escaped in some unaccountable manner.

A. V. and Mclvin Furis weio in Chicago last week. j . Recorder Lainpkiua mid wile are now Mmvly convalescing from

pneumonia Ironi winch both suffered. Miss Julia Emery is at Indianapolis attending the millinery openings. -.Miss Pearl I'errtn of Thorn-

ii-:sTi:rfTivK viuk.

Shortly alter l o'clock Friday j : night lire wu discovered in the j

i Allen block, on the west side of i the public square. The flames uriufiiNSt.'.l in I h- car room of ! Summers' photograph gallery aud ' soon spread to the n.lj iuing rooms ! of the building. Tho depart ment responded quickly, and was soon throwing streams from the front

ami rear. The names broke out through the roof, and blazed high in the air. The firemen by heroic work confined the names to the second story of the Allen building, although for over an hour the entire block seemed to be doomed. The damage to the building will amount to several hundred dollar.--. It is insured by the Woollev & Barnliill airem-v for

!$5.000 D

!

re

a s

town lias charge of the music in ;$2,U'.o':;nd by Louden &, Louden

the revival services at the Kirk

wood Avenuu Christian church.

for I . fo0. The bummer

graph gallery is almost

joss. He carried i?

roo

photo

it total

insurance

Thev nre crt 1 1 no- im i mill

i!u(:"t itarv co.upanv at Bedford, and ul-ju the H. A- Astell agency. ,,f"fon,! ready have about 100 signatures! Eli K. Mill.m moved Im law

to the roll.

George Carothers hi's bousr it

Hie Horticultural Society will I ivi(,'0 washing machine tac

On Tuesday night of last week about 200 persons participated in the anniversary celebration given by the local lodge of Rebekah, in this place. Forty were present from Bedford and 25 from Ellettsville, Stinesville and Gosport W. W. Wicks and wife and Miss Emma Ward were initiated. It is said that every one present had the grip.

mule vicie .io Miun uuuu sold last week, though the temp- fe

tation to offer them for sale on Saturday was very great.

The ladies of Walnut Street Presbyterian church realized about $50 from their corn supper last Friday night.

Taylor Carmiehaol has traded the Craften farm at Clear Creek

to George Thrasher, for 230 acres

near Smtthvilie. Mr. Carmicnaei

will move this week to the Bur

bank vtrooertv on south Walnut

street, and Sir. Thrasher takes

hats ; possession of the Crsfton farm at

nice. Mr. Burbank and tauniy

will remove in July to Los Angeles, Calif., where they intend to reside.

Get best Oysters at Benckart's bakery, south College avenue. Always the freshest in town.

That Spring Suit should occupy the attention of many of our busiuess men at present. Nothing sets off a man so well as a neatly fitting suit of clothes made from suitable and seasonable goods. I am prepared to cut tmd make anything in that

line that yon may desire, and all work warrant ad. I have a large quantity of the choicest samples from which you mav select. Work

is all done in my shop, opposite

the postoffice

ATTENTION FAKMEKS. Learning1 Seed Corn. SI. 30, an-1 White Russian Oats, graded all small grains taken oat 45c. per bushel. 1 Shorthorn (dehorned) Bull, near a year old, (rood calf and (rood color. Pure bred Chester White hog, either sex: some males near Km lbs. will sell cheap. I am agent for tho Dain Double-geared Feed Mill. This is something new. Farmers, call and s.'.e it work, and yon will bny one. Residence, Sweet Home Farm, just west of city limits. Isaac P. UorswxLi..

Harvey Dodd, son of Dr.

Dodd, has been visiting home folks hero during the past week.

Mr. Dodd has been in Indian Ter

ritory and Arkausas for a number

of years as a lumber dealer, and

has been quite successful, lie is a thoroughly posted business mau, however, which accounts for his success.

Notice ot Dissolution. Notice i hereby given that the partnership heretofore existiug' between Len. S. Field and Douglass Field it. this day dissolved by mutual consent. AH accounts due said firm aro made payable to Len. S. Field, who assumes all liabilities incurred by the firm of Field Brothers, Doutrlass Field retiring from the firm, which business will be continued by 1 en. S. Field, as successor to Field Brothers. Lbs. S. Field. Docolass Field.

Hoarhound Candy is manufactured by Geo. A. Benckart, and

don't send it away. ! he guarantees it. Good for hoarse-

Come .nd see me if you desire solid shop work. Hesht Bexcxaet.

ness or deep-seated colds.

Tbe Best Con?U Kenicdy on Kartb.

Warner's White Wine of Tar Syrup, Consumption Cure, cures

a cold in 24 hours if taken in time

and does not stop a cough in One

Minute bv paralyzing the throat,

but it cures the disease and leaves the throat and lungs healthy and

tsroug. 25 and 50 cts. jano-Om

CnoiCE Taffies, and other candies, manufactured aud on sale

by Geo. A. Benckart each day.

Best Oysters in town can be fonnd at Geo. A. Benckart's con-

nose, throat anu lugs. Hot Air j uctionary ana tiaucry, soum coi-

treatment for Catarrh and 1 uber-

Get Taffies, Horehound Drops and other choice candies at Benckart's, as he makes them fresh every day. Wasted. Black Walnut Logs and Timber. Highest cash prices paid for same. Address Lesh, Sanders & Egbert Co., Goshen, Indiana. fours truly, Sandees L Egbert Co. Sepr.27-10w.

Da. O. F. Davis. Practice

limited to dioaasrs of the eye, ear,

Martha l. Hopper has sold

her property in University Park to H. A. Woclery and S. E. Car-

michael for $300. In return she has purchased u house and lot in

Prospect Park, south Davidson street, for. 6500.

Mrs. Wna. Roberts and Mrs-

A. K. Helton left Thuwday morn

ing for Fort Worth, Texas, where

they will make a visit ot several

weeks with Miss Mary Roberts.

Mr. Helton accompanied them as

far as St. Louis.

meet at the residence of Ezra Per

ring, west 1st street, Wednesday, March 8th, at two o'clock. A full attendance is desired. Election of oriieers and other impor

tant business will be brought bo-

fore the society.

Mel. Faris and Geo. Riley

are arranging for "an old fiddlers' ( contest" to be held on the night of March 24th. Riley and Faris, both accomplished violinists, will play the opening duet: "Soapsuds over the Fence," to 'be followed, if they receive an encore, by "Rig a-jig Joe." Bedford Mail: Jese Peck, Deputy V. S. Marshal, arrived hero Saturday night, having in custody John Wilson, whom ho arrested at Yellow Stone, Monroe county, indicted by the Federal grand jury at Indianapolis for stealing and eashiug his father's pension check Robert Wilson, the father, has been living near Fairfax, and John has been going under the name of Bill Blake and Charlie Lako. We should protit by the experience of the old lady who said: "Yes, dearie, I've had an awful

lot of trouble in my life, aud most

of it never happened.

It is not often Dr. t rain is unable to come to his otfico, but

his inii had arrived to nave la

grippe Ust week, and ho surrendered just as the other unfortunates have been doing.

Henley stone company has

filed suit for damages against the

Western Union lelegraph Co. tor

failing to deliver a message sent

by George W. Henley to U. Is.

May at South Bend, leb. JMli.

The message was concerning a

stone deal in hand, and iu tho complaint-it is alleged that the

message failed to reacu air. aiay, though ho resided withiua quarter of a mile of the company's otlice.

Clothing

A. C. Voris of Bedford has

been appointed president pro tern

of Hanover College in place of

President Fisher, who leaves this

week to spend one year in the old

world.

MONEY TO LOAN.

1 have money to loan at 5 per cent, on good farm property, in amounts of 1,000 or more. Also 6 per efcnt. money to loan on city property near square or in small amounts on farms. Office No. 104 S. Side East Kirkwood Avenue, Bloomington, Ind. Wm. A. Kice.

tory from Robert Marshall. A real estate agency has been opened by H. T. Simmons in a

room over the Corner Store,

Wils. Adams has bought a house on east (ith street from l. K. Whisuand for $1,(500, aud will occupy it. Mr. Adams sold this house to Whisnand.

Born to Mr. and Mrs. Fred. Marxson, a daughter.

Senator Folk and T. J. Ssroj have fot nied a partnership and;

will practice law in the future under the tit m mime of Fulk & Sare.

Mrs. John T. Bundy aud toni Frank have gone to French Lick!

to spend two weeks. Tbev will

also visit at New Aloauy and Bird's Eye. Wm. Mooney is now a partner with H. G. Harris in the Zepo tin shop. L. B. Bray, only about 70 years old, has a well defined case of mumps. Dr. Axtell is auothcr one of the numerous grip sufferers, having been sick eight or nine weeks. Mr. Huberts, the representative from Utah, claims to have had more interest in the Mother's

i Congress than any other mau, be

cause ho l as three wives. We find the following in the Bedford Democrat: "Mv store iu Oolitic will be closed

on Saturdays, but will be open on Sundays. MltS. F. A. 1'l.NEBUBtl." Born to Mr. aud Mrs. Silas Garrisou, south of town, a daughter. Mrs. W. A. WaUingford is quite ill at her home ou west, 6th street. Pope Leo. a great and good

! man, whose love ior America uas

often been exhibited, has been ..,-',ri,...!l,. ill at tli vn.t:nflti. tint it

Kirby school house, No 1,1- . , j lluw Conva escimr.

Van Buren tp., was destroyed by r

fire Wednesday night at about 12 1 - James C. Komnsun has sold o'clock. Total loss, including ; his farm of 1(50 acres east of town contents, about $700. Building: to Bluford Young for $1,300, itisured for $300 in the Wool ley who will take possession at once. & Barnhill agency and the con'- D R Mcp,ipm)n of thu tents for ShaO. city has just received word anSmidgo Wilson accompanied nounciug the death of his brother U. 8. Marshal Pock to Indiana-; in Steven countv. New York, who polis last week to answer in the died at tho age of 88. U S.cou.t for forging his fath-j Howard Fan. Iuu, wlU, his or s name Hubert VV ilson) to , a Em-lid avenue to Geo. pension check, d wearing tue ; r wU

monev thereon, ine r- court . . . . .. . ,

books across the strict. His loss is sli'bt. No insurance.

! For awhile everyone thought the shoe sit. re of G. T. Atkinson j would U.f deployed, but by eilec- ; tive work the .firemen saved the

r.--in. Mr. Atkinson tnovett a

OF DRY AND IN

IS ATTENDING THE-

(SSOLUTION

GOGDS, NOTIONS, BOOTS AND SHOES FACT 3'HE ENTIRE STOCK AT THE

SALE

STAR CASH STORE This is the chance .(or Bargain Hunters ami a visit to this GREAT BARGAIN CENTER WILL NOT RESULT IS Time or Money Wasted. The Salo is Limited to 10 Day3. So take advantage of t tie Present Opportunity.

- STORE. Successor to FIELD IJKOS.

THE

STAR

LEN. S. FIELD, Proprietor.

In speaking of lao meeting nt Uml.Iin.v A'ocintin nten at

purl ion of his gooVls into the store . ImMa , iho SentilMjl sa-f :

oi Adams nros. , ,,,

from water and amok' is covered

by a policy of $1,000 in the Louden & Louden agency. Faris & Faris, the grocers, sustained a heavy damage by water. Their stock is amply instt-ied InWood ward & Thornton, $500; Woollev & Barnhill, $1,000; T.

"F. R. Woollev of Blooming-

ton made an interesting address.

He spoke on 4iWhat Rale of Interest Should Be Charged the Borrower?" He decried; the action of the secretary who promised large interest to the depositor which was not met and of low in-

' terest to the borrower which was

I ij Cr. ,

The damage on the miHin-ery y '-reased ; stores of Mrs. Pauley and Mrs. j lls opinion that the teu" 3ihis i'avne is slight, and the store f l P"" 'lV" Jee Howe also escaped mucu ' cf . 1 I derstoou. It is t lie name soi wi-

The tire wus first discovered- by J. It. McOennont, a student, who

Lrnvo tin. uluritl ti KiumfiKml

LU 1 t- ll tvi I I

terest.

-Notaries-under the new kw-

Farmers living along the pike roade are making a vigorous kick on account of the teamsters, overloadiug their wagons and catting them through. Thoy should file affidavits, as repairing the turnpikes is a very expensive tiling t do and these pike cutters' seldom pay any taxes. -Cousul J. K. Gowdy ha addel SO acres more to hi Indiana farm. Mrs. Gowdy is dis

satisfied with Paris and wants to

got back.. Mr. Brooix of tho Bee Hive has beeu iu Chicago during the past week buying another large

stock of goods tor mat eswousu-

are required to note the date of

to have started from an explosion tQ.e expiration of their commission of chemicals in the rear end of on all papers executed by them.

Chief Ciilmoro ami

and j

the ;allerv.

fomrht the lire in the most etl'eo-1

tive manner. Ouly a few people were awakened by the alarm, and the crowd in attendance was small. World.

Council meets in regular session this evening.

If YO

Rev. Taylor of the Gth St. A. M. E. church has expressed himself as si uu rely opposed to the Cake Walk. In this ho is endorsed by some of the best and most respectable thinkers of the race at Cincinnati and ludianaHlis, who view the whole pantomime a- vulgar, and degrading to the race upon which it necessarily

reflects. It is no argument in its favor that "the whites" iudulge in the cako walk their example is not always for the bt?st. You never see a negro tramp must negroes become tramps because the railroad tracks are lousy with white tramps i -G. W. Campbell aud daughter, Mrs. J. S. Botts, left on Saturday morning last for Now York Citv'to buy a slock of spriug roods for the store of G. W. Campbell & Co. While in the

metropolis .Mrs. llotts will select

for her lady customers a complete aud entirely exclusive line of the latest fashions in feminine wear. This tirin is the first to recognize the propriety of having a lady select such goods as ladies require, and the customers of the firm are well pleased with the inovatiou.

U WANT,

MEDICINES, P'AIKTS and ILS, FIME STATIONERY, GUNTHER'S GANDIES, CIGARS and TBA.9 DRUGGISTS9 SUMBR.IES, WE HAVE EM. The Blewitt Drug Store. G. M. SPIELY, Prop.

The following circular has That was perhaps an unprebe en sent to all railroad employes cedoiitod scene m tbo House of on the Monon: "The floors of i Representatives when the proposr- . . ii. 1 txr.n tn. i.,lr nnwav AilmirsL nor

en in passenger trams, especially : ' . :

f . i . : a. i.nnr vinconn nn ii i iiiiiini v - (jut

hill ies cars, aud otneos and watt

inn rooms at a number oil stations, aud cabooses running on trains ar rying passenirers, I notice are

I it t imes in bad and filthy condi

tion on account or parties expectora ting tobacco juice thereon. A g rent dual of this is being done bv unplovos of this company.

money thereon.

will not accept such conduct.

an apology for

move his family to this city at

onto. Mr- Fair neeived "700 in cash and a small ff.rm in Brown

culosis. Glasses scientifically adjusted. Bloomington, Indiana, 100-v South Collogo Avenue.

To Care s. Cold in One Day. Take Werner's White Wine of Tar Syrup, the best cough remedy on earth. 2.5 aud 50 cts. Ail druggists.

HENRY

JEWI-Xi

lego avenue.

Dental work of all kinds is done by Dr. Crain, whose parlors are located in the new block just south of the National Bank. Dr. Crain has had many years of successful experience in business here, and warrants ail work.

Thebk aro men who pretend to

know something about

fitting

Parsnip Complexion. It iloea uot require an expart to detect the sufferer from kidney trouble. The hollow checks, tl sunken eyes, the dark, puffy i-iroles under the eyes, the sallow, paruip-colored complexion ui:liei.tpK it. A phy-icinu would ask if you hd rheumatism, a dull twin or :vclie iu the

l)aek or over the hips, storaai.li trouble, desire to urinate often, or a buru-

inff or setldiiip; in pass'unr it; if after

passing- there is an unsatisfied feehnfr as if it u.ust ho at onee repeated, or if the urine has a brick dust deposit or stroiig odor. Wii.nthe.se .-yuiplomft are present, no time should be lost iu removing the ea.m;..

be lay may lead to (.'ravel, catarrh

the hlaf'.iler. inuamintttion, i.-auKiojf

Mrs. David B. Hughes has county, received a draft for $3,000 in i nawitsch of the east side payment of the life policy held by ; ,i0,jli10. storo was married last

her son, Ldward Hughes, m tijo wet,k ia Uichmoud, Incl., t Miss i loinist.ation

Mocteru Wooilmen. me n oou- , ei& ox

men iu. this wtv nave pai.l isw,ooo . .. , .i .. ...Rnrton. who escaoed from

inaeatlic aim. since nou ' del 'titv sheriti' at Bedford has been tome of the row that nization. three vears aeo. ull"1' ... , ' , ... .1. ....... ( t ,.t a,

' : '.captured at Mitcnell. JiMge Rev. Flanuigan, assisted by i Martin offered a reward of 2.0V Henry Munson of this city, is , which will Ik: paid to two inei conducting a series of revi . al ; w1(l follud him. meetings at Garrison' n chape Aj yw aU(, Mrs Ap,e,.t iionv, number of additions have been , ( al.1.ivid from WinlicW,

maue anu ine luueuus ui vu ,. ,, o,., ioi.if, f

i iVol:-, w timuv, ..... " I their uncle, Na.. Fee, who is

the

All imployos, especially trainmen,

Speakiu"' of the Wisconsin arc 1 -equesteu to anstain irom mis

rcnnient which went north this J praci tice ot .lirtying up ine noois week, the. .Salem Leader s iys: J of pi. enger eipiipment and staThcv were, in Pullman palace itiou 'buildings iu this manner. t,.... u"t -d.. iu.rs an.l couinartmetit ! Ootid uctors will report to this of-

names or any employes

failiu sr to comply with this request and 4 ,2nr; will see that their snb ordicuatca ndorstand the iustruc

tiou, mid v.ill report the names, of anv eiaoloyts iu any department -'l.- 1 n v

iauuji so uuiupiy.

!.... e .ill furnished from the al- iiiot.W

lowanc: matle them bv lite Vrovermiiciit. In til and 0s the soldiers traveled in box care. Now they have splendid trains, yet itw.i-n upp ilio.e who think the ad-

loes uot treat the

j soldiers with enough consideraU tiou." By the way what has be-

aisetl

Frank H. Woolfey went to

'.. , I lnrlinivowili-s lint, week to reiH'e

about the treat mailt ot suiooUhe, '4 , . ,v.

soldiers and over which our honored i'ri 'lids, th-' Louden boys,

so sb unei'ullv aluised '. Lh,:

were

sent the Workingmen's bttildtitg

associuttoofi. Mr. v oolloy is ou

only passed u nanimonsiy, but with cheers. For once there was neither honest opponent, partisan or fool to say niy. The trountry is fortunate in having one man at the mention of whose name, every member of even the House is willing to acknowledge himself an American. Courier Journal. Raphael Burton, 17, Bedford, was being taken to jail after re

ceiving a one to these years sen

tence to the reformatory, wheu hi.s father rode up and held on5 f the officers while his son straddled the horse and "lit out." The old man is now in jail, and the officers were hot on Raphael' trail. It is a bad piace f business all' round. Miss Antoinette Duacan accompanied her father to Louisville last Friday to consult ft specialist about her eyes. We will t ay a salary of $15

per week and expanses for a man

thine indefinitely.

of

Tho iriiMtAfus of (he water ! unite ill at his home ninth

works company have fixed Maxlcity. 17th as the day to sell $40,000) w Widl'mirlVrd has. rein bonds to reconstruct the pi nt, i lu IUV from NcwiC jy, S. C , and the contract for tho work i wu.: c ; has been spending the to be let on .March 2J)d. j u jtt'i- engaged iu t ic stock busit.... I I t. I'CsS.

. !',.(,. Graves an. I family of Marrodsburs: Parted to Missouri Monday niorr.iag a week, where they will uia'in their home. They moved from .Misvni nimni two years ago, hut iuiving two .bilflron in the w ': tirtrcd them

ito return to. where they had. spent

i ti..- lasl iw

; ed to !o back

it.v o.ir.-, I hey doc

the program for a paper on ; with rig to introduce our Poultry "What Interest Should n Bor-j Mixture in ti e country. Ouly rower Pav." Mr. Woollev is 'good bustlers wanted. Reference-

without doi6t one of the most ; Address, witli stamps, J&urcka thoroughly po? ted building asso- j Mfg. Co., 5015 Mo. Ave., East ciation men in the country. iSt. Louis, III.

the Reddick Wyliepro)

of lowti, In Lin- 1 1 I.:.-.' building at McDoc! an 1 will a first-class hoarding hou.se.

i I v, south 1 ..-Peter ityun ha returned to:tt.

.lei 'UU

Miirt'rci-lioro. Ills. , alter

vi-it with bis sister. Mi: I'...Uts.

i ; .i i i i ) i ..t

Mil nil Knhi'1'ti.oli niiil V. 1 . : .

1. IUUimitV, 1 glasses, wnoso CUOris posnneiy j s, .,,,.,, aaa hoaic-timK reouirinff lue . ", , ,. ., fect of ' i5..wles have a.-;

Kit ASD OPTICIAN,! result in nermnnt ininrv to the I toiri at t hi., urine with inatrumci.. j "gei " we ,,., i .,.,;,,.;!., i.d ar b-

Eociu Col-mx Av.:srx, patient. Such persons should be j r into tUrix2?? I ol(l a,r home-dca.1 n tiie cor-: , Uudtev proper Ulc ).iisot.)5. Imxwa. ' -j i . ! iu .M iUui(;erousnta'e of Kidney Uoub.t. , i L'.nco H Hv,'h. 1 " ., - i i ,lat.tHTirlv.n t-, the Cor- TOldl- A tborotlguly COtnpo- 1JP. Kiliuer'sS.vamp-Uoot, the preat j J " "nu r..n ( m " 1 '. ,v ,, WcU llt street. j-Cial otteiitioa (fiv.-n to the Cor- ' .... j,.,,i ;f- J:. .ii,.f. iMuov r-udllast I llesdaV. 1 U0 H'H o paid W U. ;

i.y. wanted, is II. P. Touruer, who5c o.a.uer bpe.mo. . iV"lXrrR r1''"- -iih ....... ......

tacW. toat the complica- nlace of business is oa outh Col- .'ri .";, , ; a h i, 17, ..Tv i t t ,u.. J I.idiau. U-gis:.tuiv ami or m-,.i

.ipecolinr l.i lu:livHi-.al ibm. AvAnlI, i aiiv '.uij ' fctore that n: oun need huffe..-1 . . ' u" 'f.tn with tho Kinp.rc theater.

-Mr. Bowis, Farij drug s;

,i brief' ini the Lindley h

II. S. 4tir;!, acid Mr. i moverl ii.to the W

it !.(;(

souih

.--Rain liegun to

who purchased

ore has moved: i use ou west Oil' i bieplwnsoti has! ill'::'. uis boa H'. uu ; ' , ni ar id. !

n i !

fill d:wn

.n ur;iav

W-'f'

Bcmau

Spec

tion

Iatron) avai-ia? ttiemwlves of our services wiil b ; bubj-.ted to an nnustiallj careful cx-kininutin as to the optlccl deflk'i"3 of their. top. 1Spptaeles vil be furnished at a ?(odernte".. . -: en ' ia this r -ulrctuvf if .'4ie.0 Itt. S

?onsHinit i an 'nrft Wsr:er's Wlttto V ine of Tar Hj rui, the best eolith remedy on -earth, cures a cold in one ,l..v if take:;

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any tensfth ut time for want I ll. ;ti;iviiiey i iijH.iiM..iu

li.,we, r. if ,i;u prefer to tirat. teM!tjM m weather, and Ml

lis vom:ermi ;ieriw, im-niiiow publican I'rojfresa aail write to Dr KUmerA Of... Hlnchatut. " V. f. .

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Hid I! ) gnu tii SCC . ve.ilc.l i ilTO tdj . priti'..;, ;

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Have the Very Things You Want in . CARPETS, MATTINGS. RUGS, LACE CURTAINS AND WINDOW SHADES.

TheSp New ibine o? DON'T FORGET THE

Liadtes' Shoes. PLACE.

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