Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 21 February 1890 — Page 3

will begin

ITCHING

dljenso.froinncomraonPimplototlio worst

COBO

of Scrofula, can bo cured bythouscof llludlillUiT, tliencw vcgotablo Blood I'uritler, Internally, and Cole'h Ctirbolibulvo, tlio Great Skin Remedy, externally.

Bludbilder

eonocntratod vogotablo cxtrnot anil possesses wondorful touio, alterative and blood purifying qualities. It renews aud curichcs tho blood and through It reacliea every part of tho body. Imparts lifo and vigor to nil Its functions and strengthens ami builds up tho system. It Is tho best inown remedy for allScro/utot«Comj)!a(nl#,

bEOciouS

BREAKFAST DISH.

ASH YOUR GROCER FOR IT

Sp ring Styles

MEDICATED

Full Stock and Lowest Prices,

Robinson & Wallace.

Everybody Has aChance

Ik'gin.niug Saturday, February Sth, we. selling $13,000 worth of "Hoots and Shoes at manufacturer's cost. This is no blurt* or reduction of stock, but genuine closing out sale. Our burgains are too numerous' to mention, but if you will call at the store, we will convince.you of the fact. We also have some $2,000 worth of Ladies' Fine I landSewed and Hand-Turned Shoes of Large size that will go for 25 to 75 per cent, less than cost. This is strictly cash sale.

Ec:cma, Dnilt, Tumors, Mercu

rial Pnttnning andConsUtutlonalDksordcr*, Ul 'tchcr, Pimples and Eruptions of the ekiii^ Rheumatism,

and all diseases caused by an

impoverished or corrupted condition of tho blood. Small doses and pleasant to take. 1-rice 1: Six for ?5. Prepared only by .1. w. Cole & Co.. lllack Itlver Falls, Wis. Eold by Druguists and Dealers In Medlcluo.

Diamond Tea

For the Complexion.

Is without an equal. It not only purl lies the hlood and cleiinsos tho system, wit It restores to the i-kill tin? trcshliess ami brilliancy of youth. It. is tho only perfect and positivo relief from X'aiillii! uid Suppressed Menstruation ami for Female Weakness. For Sale by

Lew Fisher.

REMOVED!

^Ve have moved our stock of

Family Groceries 1,

I the room formerly occupied by C.N. Vancleave, on Market street,

^licre we are ready to wait 011

0,ii'

customers and sell goods •'I1* cheap as any house in the city.

Children can got as good bargains as grown people. Come and neo us.

TOMLINSON & CO.

All Kinds of

New Side Combs, New Jewelry, New Music,

Mixed Bargains in Tinware and Queensware at the New 5 and 10 Cent Store

Respectfully,

and Irritating Eruptious ttuJ every form of skin tuiil blood

Gold Paints,

KST

MAIN STUEKT.

o. CARLSON.

Somerville Bros.

DAILY JOURNAL

FKIDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 18110.

THE_CITY.

Ti Wcullicr Report.

For lmlittnn—17st.ni., Fair Local Temperature. ..! :t 'i in..

Points lor Pleasure Seekers. "And fominjr events east their shadows lefon*."—Campbell's l,oehiel's Warning.

FKIDAY.—At G. A. H. ball, a social. SIONHAY—At JIusio Hall, Horse and Dog show. 'JLYEHIUY—At Munic Hali, Horse and Dog show. —At Music Hall, Horso iml Jog show. Matinee at 4 p. in.

Announcements.

Tins 1- Jv Fishormau will meet at tho fhe uflioe of Davidson A' West this evening at 7 30 o'clock.

short Items of Interest.

—M

Alien 1.

—Armour's Star Hams at Jinsminger it Sun Wright's. —See Baruhill. Hornailay & Pickett's prices iu another column. —Shoes heretofore sold at §5 for $2.50 on Saturday and Monday at Van Camps'. •Tan Camp will sell ladies' hand turned S5 shoe for §2 50 on Saturday and Monday. —Fancy Bellflower, Oi'eeiiings an Baldwin apples at Baruhill, Hornaday .V

Tickett's. —Try one fifteen cent package of Manduriu combination Spring Loaf tea of Truitt .t Seott. —From present indications an ice manufactory would be a poor invest ment in this city. —Tho W. C. T. U., of Ladoga, will have a grand reunion of all surviving Washiugtonians on to-morrow. —Martin & Son are in Wisconsin after ice. A train consibting of fifteen or twenty cars is expected here at any time. —The new tin shop for Schenck & Crist, on iJr. Purviauce's lot will be ready for occupaucy by the lirst of April. I —Mandarin combination Spring Leaf lea is put up in fifteen and twenty-five cent packages. Try one. Truitt &

Sc tt, agents. —Work on the excavation for the artditiou to the Thomas block was suspended yesterday on account of the soverity of the weather. —Van Camp has sold his last pair of SI shoes. He now proposes to sell ladies' hand turned 85 shoe for S2.50. This sale is good only on Saturday and Mon lay.

The senii aununl meeting of tho In diana Christian Missionary'Society will convene iu this city Tuesday, Wednes day and Thursday of next week at tho Christian church. —The young people's societies of the different churches will hold a Union meeting Sunday afternoon at 4:30 in the Y. M. C. A. auditorium, litis will I do away with the regular men's nieotitig and also the regular meetings of the different societies. —Prof. C. E. Winslow, instructor in

Latin at Wabash College, tilled liev I Aikmnn's pulpit. Sunday morning and night. In the afternoon ho preached at

Hazelrigg. llev. Aiktuau was at Indianapolis assisting Kev. Hunter iu revival work.—Lebanon Patriot.

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February a Hard Month.

Febiuary has been a hard month among our poor. Trustee enry says that he has had more calls during this mouth than at auy timo during the winter. A great deal of the distress has been caused by tho grip and other diseases.

Attention Montgomery Guards. Tho Montgomery Guaids of 1857 to 18G1 will celebrate Washington's 'birthday at tho Clerk's office on Saturday evciing at 7:39, by a sosial gathering and a rohearsal of bygone glories.

—Buy first quality of meats. Wo sell no seconds. ENSMIKOKI!

SEAWRIGHT.

ChildrenJJry for. Pitcher's, Castoria?

GAS CASE COMPROMISED.

OOrFIN & STANTON, OF NEW YORK, GET THE WORKS.

The Terms of the Compromise Not Obtainable this Afternoon,

spi'clul to The Journal. INDJANAVOI,IS, Feb. 21.—The case of Collin and Stanton against tho Crawfordsville Gas and Electric Light com pany asking that an injunction bo granted, restraining the company from selling tho plant, and which was to have been argued before Judge Gresham to-day, was compromised to day. Coflin & Stanton get the plant but tho terms are not known. It is supposed that they paid §105,000, tho original price they wro to pay.

JAMES BROWN.

His Death To-day—A Good Man Gone to His Reward. The community was shocked to day at tho announcement of the death of James Brown, the veteran miller. Not many persons knew that how serious, ly ill and oven his family were not aware that lie would bo called so soon. Thirteen weeks ago he received a fall by which ho thought at the time that ono or two of his ribs were fractured. From this accident at any rate, dates his gradual decline, An internal abcess was formed aud about a week ago it broke which gave him great relief, but having penetrated tho vital parts he gradually grew weaker until he was released by death to-day at 12:15 o'clock. Mr. Brown was born in Butler county, Ohio, Fobruary It, 1825, aud consequently was Gfi years old. He was the son of Preserve and Margarot Brown, his father being a Pennsylvaniau and his naothor a Marylander. Ho was one of a family of tiftien children, eight of whom are Btill living. When ten years of age he came with his father to this State and settled iu Fountain county. At tho age of sixteen ho entered tho mill of Frank Fry, which stood just above tho Motion and just beyond tho depot,to learn tho milling business, which avocation ho steadily pursued for fifty years. He was the miller at Sperry's for twentyone years ton months. In 1874 ho built tho mill of which ho is still a part owner, corner of Water and Market streets. Except during a short time spout at Terro Hauto and Montezuma, wheruhe was engaged iu mills, he has been a resident of this city since ho wai sixteen years old. In 1841 ho was married to Miss Nanoy Ann Moudy, by whom ho had four children, throe of whom stdl survive him,' Elian, of this city, Preserve, of Oakland, and Mrs. Jennie P. ck am, of Logansport. His wife having died he was married the second timo in 1805 to Mrs. Maggie Brown, who still survives. For many years he was a member of the Christian church, but in 1805, under the ministrations of Kev. T. S. Webb, he transferred his membership to the Methodist church when for more than fifteen years he has served as one of theoffioialbonrd. He was a most exemplary man in his walk and conversation, and his Christian life while it was quiot was tender auil beautiful. He was as guileless and as trustiug as a child. He had made all the necessary preparations for the groat change. His earthly house was in per feet order aud ho frequently expressed his reivdiuoss to cross tho mystic river.

He will be buried under the auspicics of the Odd Fellows of which order he was an honored member. When the funeral services will occuir will be announced tomorrow.

A lull Dress Dance.

The lirst swell dance given by tho now and flourishing C. C. C. dancing club occurred at "tho K. P. Armory last night. Fully twenty-five couples were on tho iloor and a number of spectators occupied the gallery. Both lndioB and goutlemon appeared in full dress and everything inoludiugjhe orchestra conspired to make the evening pass most delightfully. At 10 o'clock there was an intermission during which many took tho opportunity to test some of the refreshments at the LaVota. Dancing ejded promptly at 12 o'clock. Tie strangers preseut were Misses Kate Staley, of Frankfort, Sallie Moore, of Paris, Ky., Elizabeth Tutour, of lteussolaer, oud Mi'. Arthur Fraley, of Terro Haute.

B. P. Urabbs for Councilman, Benjamin F. Crabbs. is aunouuocd in jo day's JOUII.VAL as a cnudiilato for Councilman from tho Third Ward be fore tho Republican convention. Mr. Crabbs is one of our leading businoss meu aud has always taken an aetivo in torest in advancing the city's welfare. Ho will make a No. 1 Councilman.

Dr. Duncan for 1 Councilman, ])r. J. B. Duncan is announced to day as a oundidate for Couucilmau from tho Second Wurd before the Republican convention. The Doctor is tho present momber from that Ward aud liis two years' service has shown that ho has boon an industrious and oousoiontious Councilman.

Ono Soul Saved.

Quito an attentive audienco witnessed the Salvation Army services at tho court house last night, tho o6oasiou being the presence of Adjutant Ashmau and wife, At the close one soul was converted They loft for Indianapolis this afternoon.

March 1-

March 1, Maroh 1, March 1, March 1, March 1, Maroh 1, March 1, March 1, March 1, Maroh 1, Maroh 1, March 1, Maroh 1, Maroh 1, March 1, March 1, Maroh 1, Maroh 1, Maroh 1, Maroh 1.

OOLLETTE NOTES.

Coyle, ox '91, has established a bran oh law ollico in Forest Hall, where tho embryo students of Blaokstono frequently-' meet to discuss the political questions of the day.

The oratorical contestants are havings a hard time agreeing upon judges. About a hundred men have been proposed but the inevitable kioker is always on hand withhis "I object 'for personal reasons".' They will probably have to call upon the Faculty _to select thom should they persevere in this present course.

The Freshmen accuse Christian of huving received, Bogi from Indianapolis for distribution to-night.

Numerous petitions were handed in yesterday praying for a holiday to-day. The petition was granted at a late hour yesterday afternoon and in oonsequneoe tho Freshmen and Sophs, are left free to spena the day in plotting and scheming preparatory to this evening and to-mor-row.

The Sophs, say they will break up the Freshmen parade to-morrow if they are nervy enough to attempt one.

The Juniors are having considerable trouble relative to the organization of tho Board of the Annual. Each of the fraternities are allowed two representatives on the Board, and, as was done last year, the Independents, or Barbs, two. Their request for tho Editor-in-Chief and four votes not being acceeded to they have withdrawn their support. I he rest of the classes, however, are not dismayed and will continue in their purpose of issuing the Ouiatenon again tit is year.

The Sophs.- scored another victory over the Froshies this morning. Hearing that Neal Watson was preparing another bauner for their parade of to-morrow tho Sophs, dccided to go after it. One of their men, protending to be a Freshman, pulled the wool over Watson's eyes and made off with it. It is lulto a gorgeous affair, red satin on one ^ide and on the other light blue. The class motto, "Cor Unum, Via Una," (One Heart, One Way) and "Class of '93," inscribed upon it. The flag is now in the possession of tho Sophs, their friends, and is being eagerly looked after by the bloodthirsty Freshmen.

The Subs are distributing cards containing tho ambitious inscription: "Beware! Hurrah'95! Look out for her." Even the youngsters are getting ambitious.

PERSONAL PICK-UPS.

—Col. I. 0. Elston is in Indianapolis. —Win. Roeves was in Darlington today. —CarlBarnhill s^ent yesterday in Indianapolis. —Miss Carrie Ayros hoe a very bad case of tho grip.

to got into businoss in Denver, Col., but the inducements were not enough. —Frankfort Crescent.

—Wo guarantee all our goods and weights and are reliable. BAIINNRTL, HOUNADAY & PICKETT.

J. M. LOOSE RED(JX.OVEK CO.—Gents: I buvo been a sufferer for the last five years from rheumatism across tho shoulders, and by using your Fluid Extract Bed Clover," am entirely relieved, believe it has driven It from my system, and wont ba a weather barometer any longer. Yours Truly,

1 lot Fancy Dress Goods 01c per yard, worth 10c 1 lot Fancy Plaid Flannels only 25c, worth 40o. 1 lot Inch all-wool Henrietta 3fc, worth 50c 1 lot Lace Curtains

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LOST—A

FStore.

FOB

—S. C. Kenuedy went to Indianapolis this morning. —Gen. M. D. Manson wont to Indianapolis this morning. —F. B. Merril, tho Waynetown undertaker was in the city to-day. —Charley Beechler has returned from the southern part of the State. —Prof J. L. Campbell and Hon. F. M. Dice went to Indianapolis this afternoon. —Miss Kate Staley, of Frankfort, attended tho C. C. C. dauco last evening. She is the guest of Miss Laura Mahorney. —Bertha Wilhite, who was taken so suddenly ill Wednesday evening is much better and will bo out in a few days. —Rev. G. W. Switzer, C. W. Ross, L. J. Coppage, W. T. Whit ting ton and Pension Agent Brown are attending the Sunday school convention at Darlington. —Frank Lewis, well known here, who used to travel lor a Crawfordsville firm, bnt now has his headquarters in Oliioago, is in the oity. Frank was trying

F. D. DIBBLE

PalmerHOUBO, Chicago.

From Goo. H. Thayer, of Bourbon Ind.,says: "Both myself and wife owes our life to Shiloh's Consumption Cure." For sale by MolTett, Morgan & Co.

Tho l'ulpitaiid tlio Stage Bev. F. M. Shrout, pastor United Brethren church, Blue Mound, Kan., says: "I feel it my duty to tell what wonders Dr. King's New Discovery has done for me. My Lungs were bodly diseased, aud my parishioners thought I ctald livd only a few weeks. I took five bottles of Dr. King's Now Discovery and am sound and well, gaining 26 lbs. in weight."

Arthur Love, manager Loves Funny Folks Combination, writes: "After a thorough trial and convincing evidence, I am confident Dr. King's Now Discovery for Consumption, beats 'em all, and cures when everything else fails. The greatest kindness I can do my many thousand friends is to urge them to try it." Free trial bottles at Nye & Go's. Drug Store. Begular sizes 00c. aud $1.00.

Interested People."

Advertising a patent medicine In the peculiar way In which tho proprietor of Kemp's Balsam for Coughs and Cold* does Is Indeed wonderful. He authorizes aU druggists to give those who caU for It a sample bottle tree, that they may try it beforo purchasing. The large bottles are 50c and $1 00. We certainly would advise a trial. It may save you from consumption.

BOU

yds long, Taped

edges, 65o per pair Beautiful new Sootch Zephyr Ginshams

Our new spring stock of Lace Curtains now ready. Indigo Blue Prints only 5c perlynrd

Muslins a way,down beiow cam. etition Pears' 8oap only 12Jo, worth 20o The bt-st unlaundrled shirt In th

FOR SALt.

1JH)K SALE—A

White Sewing machine,

1/ llrcly new. Apply at this otttco.

LOST.

black silk umbrella with oxydlzed

silver handle. Please return to Mrs. S. G. WUIson, 502 eiist Jefferson Btrect «r Central school building and rccelvo reward.

FOR

REN1.

OB UENT—Two rooms over tin'Corner Ilat Inquire of Con Cunningham.

17011 BUNTWalnut

FOR

•Good rcsldonco property south Btreot, north of tho 0.1.3c W B.

Imjulro of Dr. Duncan, 224, Washington

KENT:—A houno of rootqs on Walnut street, one half square south of Christ Inn Church. Apply to A. D. Thouias.

BENT—A house 011 West Main street also two upstairs rooms on West Main street. Inquire of W. E. Nicholson.

T7H)R

RKNT—Furnished room with wator

I privileges and bath.room. Inqulro at 132 west Main street. Tj*OR RKNT OB SALE—A houso of four rooms, summer kitchen, wood houso and stable, on Franklin near Plum street depot. Inquire of Bouben Smith, the wagon maker, will sell cheap. Feb 11

WANTED.

A N E A to a 710 East Main Street. Call at once.

ANTED—Both washing and Ironing by Sarah M.Coudon, 214, Spring sueet.

\\7ANTKD—Wra. Kmraa Laymon wants VW work cither at her home or out. 311 North Walnut street.

WANTED—Torentanleo

WANTED—Local

house with mod

ern imprcfrementb, bath room, gas, wator, etc. Call at this offlco.

and Traveling

Lubricating Oils. Aj

ting Ol OlfCo., Clovolam

terras to tho Dletertclis

[•lestnen ply for nd, O.

WANTED.-HenryworldStanley's

genuine

new book, the Is fllled with enthusiasm over his achievements in Africa. Book be ready in February. Agents a big harvest

before you. Act at once. Send for tho outfit. Advance Publishing House, Columbus, Qhlo.

—Everything in our line will go. We will not except "staples." Be wise and improve the opportunity.

ESSMINOEU & SEAWKIOHT.

—Bawl our space advertisement this week. You may find something^ you need at cut prices. ABE LEVINHO.N.

—They have come. Armour's "Star Hams" at Ensminger & Seawright's.

1 1

Hlbbard's Ktieuniatlc Syrup cures rheumatism by striking at the soat of the disease and restoring the kidneys and liver to healthy action. If taken a sufficient time to thoroughly eradicate such poison, It never fails. For sale and highly recommended by Moffett, Morgan & Co.

SHILOH'S COUGH and consumption cure is sold by us on a guarantee. It cures consumption.Moff«tt,Morgan4Co

Autumn produces chills and lover aud malaria. Simmon's Liver Regulator prevents them.

DDOUU'I Arnica Salve.

The best salve in the world for Outs, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains, orna, and all skin eruptions and positively cures Files, or no pay required. It Is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money rjfunded. Price, SS eents a box. For sale at Nye A Oo. drugstore.

The Cook Bouk.

The Mettodlst church c-ook book is now for salo at the J9 cent store and also by Mrs. Larsh, Mrs. Crabbs, Mrs. J. Burford and Mis. McCain. Tho pile has teen reduced from 76 to 50 cents

Spring-time stirs up the Lila. Simmons Liver Begnlator removos it. CBOUF, WHOOPINO OODOH and Bronchitis Immediately relieved by Shiloh's cure. Moffett, Moretm & Co.

Health demuuds a healthy liver. Take Simmon's Liver Regulator for dyspepsia and Indigestion.

That hacking cougn can be so quickly cured by Shiloh's Cure. We guarantee tt. For sale by Moffett, Morgan A Co,

Kpoch.

The transition from long, lingerini and painful sioknesf to robust healti marks an epoch in the life of the individual. Such a remarkable event is treasured in the memory and the agency whereby the good health has been at tamed is gratefully blessed. Heuoe it is that so muoh is heard in praise of Electric Bitters. So many feel they owe their restoration to health, to the use of the Great Alterative and Tonic. If yoa are troubled with any disease of Kidneys, Liver or Stomaoh, of long or short standing yon will sorely find re lief by tise.of Electrki Bitters. Sold at 50o. and $1.00 per bottle at Nye & Go's. Drag Store.

OATABBH CUBED, health and sweet breath secured, by Shiloh's catarrh rent' edy. Price 60 oents. Nasal injector tree, Moffett, Morgan* Go

for 50c. i'v Ulg reduction In Corsets if all kinds. Jersov Bibbed Vosts only 10c, worth 20o

Black Silk Handkerchiefs only 05c, worth $1.0024 sheets Good Writing PIIonly 5c 1 buuch (2o) Envelopes only 4c per bunch.

Vandiko lace 4J in. widn only 12^0 per yard Yetlows swans down with bottlo of perfume only 12}c

Austin's German Cologne enly 8o, worth 15c Hair brushes and combs awful cheap

Come and* see us We will Save You Money

Zephyrs all colors only 6o per ounce Seamless Dress Shields only 10c, worth 20c

Fancy Trimming Braids only 121c, worth 40c New fanoy styles in Veiling

All Linen worth 15c

ABOUT THIS.

We Guarantee Everybody a Prize,

And every Prize exactly alike. Commencing on the first day of March we will give everybody that buys goods at our store, a card that calls for $25.00 worth of goods. These cards will be numbered, dated and registered to the holder. They are limited to six weeks from March 15th, and everybodj' buying $25.00 worth of goods from us in the six weeks, will be presented with one of

RAND & McNALLY'S COMPLETE ATLAS OF THE WORLD.

[LATEST EDITION.]

A work that should be in every household in the county a work that is invaluable to children pronounced by our most prominent Ministers and Professors to be the best work published and recommend it very highly. In fact some have pledged themselves to secure one in this sale. •The work is elegantly bound in cloth and the very best grade of paper used in its const ruction. The retail price

All Linen Huok towels only 10c,

Something new in Oxidized Bracelets Our now French Flannels are beauties Chenile Portiers way down to closo balance on hand

Choice ot any Felt Hat in the houso for 25c Cloaks at any price to close them oat

Bargains all through the House

E E I S

NO CHANCE

"THE WORLD OVER" IS $4,50.

And you can readily see that we have to buy them in large quantities in order to make this liberal ofier. But we want to.show our customers in this way, that we appreciate their trade, and hope to give them something that they and their children may gain valuable knowledge from. Of course we expect to sell our goods at the same prices we always do, and we claim to sell cheaper than any house in the city, when you consider the "QUALITY." We sell you the highest grade of goods that are grown or manufactured at the same prices you pay for inferior goods all we ask if for a comparison,and we are sure, you will be convinced we are truthful and reliable. Our goods are guaranteed our prices are guaranteed, andwe guarantee each and every person buying $25.00 worth of goods ot us, that we will present them the above named Atlas of the World. There is nothing excepted in our stock. Everything goes Staple as well as Fancy groceries. We have one hundred samples of the works at our store now, and will invite everybody to call and examine them, convince yourselves of the fairness of our ofier, and remember prices and quality'we guaranteed to you. Hoping everybody will secure one of these works, v.e await "Your" coming.

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—Attend tho bargain sale at Abe Levin sons and same money on all purchases. —If yon need anything in onr line, don't fail to call on us as we will positively save yon money on every purchase. ABB LKVIXSON. —Ont sale on mufflers at Cunningham's.

Ladies, cloan your kid gloves with tho Mather Glove Cleaner. For sale only at Bountree's Bazaar.-

—Turkey red napkins, worth 5 contain this sale only 2 cents each. Louis BISOHOF.

Spring-timo stirs up tho bile Simmon's Liver Regulator removes It. If you nave tumor, (,or tumor Symptoms) cancer (or oancer symptoms), scrofula, erystpelie, salt rheum, chronlr weaknesses, nervousness or other com plaints, Dr. Kilmer's "emale Bemedy will oorrect and oure. or sale by Irfw Fisher.

103 East Main. Street.

BABY CARRIAGES

ARRIVED.

COME EAltl.V AND OUT BCTION.

A GOOD SKIi-

BRING YOUR PICTURES

And Have Thorn Frmnou

A FINE LINE OF MOULDING

To select From. Prices as Low us tlio LOW KST.

-THE FAIR-

11AUV CAUHLAGE8 ON WEEKLY PAYMENTS.

REMOVED. DR. E. H. COWAN

—HAS HKUOVE1) 1118 OFFICE TO—

ROOM No. 1, SECOND STORY, CltAWFOHD'S STONE FRONT. Same Stairway ns Old Office.

30 00 Suit Now Only 2.ri 00 35 03 Suit Now Only 30 00. 10 00 Pants,Now Only 8 00! 30 00 Overcoats Now Only 25 00. 35 00 Overcoats Now Only 30 00. To Order the Best Furnishings, Best

Workmanship, go to

CJ-ilToert Sc Oo.

In Its treatment of rheumatism and all rheumatic troubles, Hlbbard's Hlieuniatic Syrup stands first and foremost above all others. Read their medical pamphlet ailtl learn of the great modlclnal value of the remedies which enter Into Its composition. For salo and highly reoommended by Moffett, Morgan A Co