Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 5 May 1890 — Page 3

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(,xit curtJiin, funiifiily

4 S ft

Going

lthome

50,OOO Bolts of

WALL PAPER

To be closed out regardless of cost. Set'our bargains bef ore vou

Robinson &

at the same price and

Mas good. If it is not^

and

J0HN

yOU

pill let me know, it will not cost

*ou

cent*

Remember we laun-

p'lacc curtains. We will call

I "jour homes for the work and

Inherit free of charge. Leave

I!at the Old Reliable and he will

that

your goods are always

tady. .,-

J. K. BUANDIN.

STREET

Market.

kanj lelOrm© liKAKKI) TUB

W STREET MEiT MARKET

llere

tresh Meat will be kept

hand. He will run

erJ

wagon and make the

%is

ne city each morning.

'eV°ur orders for him.

ORIGINAL

iser Beer

Nutt Hotel Bar.

Wallace.

SALE WEEK!Arrangements Window Curtains.

Next week, from May 5th to 10th, the fl'.lc. Store will make a special run on window curtains and will sell them at less than cost at the factory. All 7 and 8 foot curtains mounted on best spring rollers. Listen to some of our prices

.. trie., now :!i)C .. .(iie., now 7-11- .. .7.re., now lile .. ,S2u., now 72c ...line., now "He

7 A ft 4 8 ft 7 4 fl. 7 4 S ft. 7 4 S ft

ROSS BEOS. 99-Ceut Store

In About 20 Days

This week and next will be your "chance to get goods cheap. I

I COOK STOVES at ACTUAL COST.

Now is your chance to buy Furniture and Queens .ay.}

Ve will odor you bargains for the next 15 days. Remember, we

sell the best Gasoline Stove on the market—The Quick Meal,

The prices we are selling at now must be cash,

|Barnhill,Hornaday&Pickett.

Elston Block, East Main Street.

J- K. BLANDIN will open

I laundry business.

nii'tiiin... .¥1 10 now S ill 1 2(1 II11W !IM .. I 2'i innv I 07 -. I now 22 1 ."ill MOW 1

!}A

I Laundry in Craw fordsville

April i^, and will do a general

Do not send your laundry out

Irftown when you can get it done

Move

,-B^ADriELD'S FEMALE-

EGULATOR

TO, ,c

MENSTRUATION

OR MONTHLV ESICKNCSS

If TMllN QURVHR CHANGt QT l_Ut GRtKT.OKHGE.R'^j SUHtRWGVilU.BE MOtUtt JiOOK TO"WOMAN' 'MAILED BRADEJELD REGUIRTQR CO. ATLANTA &

•aaYALLBBueasn.

Sold by Nve & Co.

Below we give a list of prices at which ICE wiil be sold this season. Our rates are ironi $2 to

per ton lower than in any

surrounding city where there is competition. Price as Follows:

To Butchers, Poultry Dealers. 1,000 lbs und above at one delivery, per ton.

To Saloons, Restaurants, Hotel", firo eeries, pounds ami above atone delivery, (Ml cents per hundred.

To Families, Kcfri^eralors. 25 pounds and above. 70 cents per hundred. 10pounds per day, liOcents per weel:. 10 pounds, 4 times a week, -io cents per week.

These prices fioin effect April 21.

Price lists of other ciues may be seen al our ofllce.

I,cavc orders »t cilice, Green street.

No. 110 Norlli

WM. MARTIN & SON.

CRAWFORDSYILLE

TRANSFER LINE,

R. C. WALKUP, Prop. Passengers and lia^jrajre to Depots, Hotels, or any part of tho Cit v. Also proprietor of the Bayless Ten-Cent Hack Line.

The Cheap 1'rlees will he maintained and Satisfactory servlei.' rendered. Leave calls at Stables on Market si reel, or on slate at SnodgraMs A: Murphy's. Telephone No.,.4.7.......

B. B.MORGAN, M. D., PIIACTICINQ

Phy

sician and Surgeun,

Ltcsldoncc, 113 West College Street1 Ofllce at Smith & Morgan's J-

Oto 10

HOU Its 2 to 4 p. Ill 7 to 9 p. in

Drug Store. I

DR. C. E. RANKIN,

[SuccesBor to Montajnie &* lUinkin.l Ofllco and residoncc over Corner liook rftore Spccialattcution given to chnxilc dl^easee.

Drs.T.J.and Martha EJi. Griffith

0mitoldonoo

218 Soutti Groenxtrcet.

Mrs. Dr. Griffith (fives special attantftjmto Chronic and Qurgrlca. Dlsoaeoa Women, Children, and Obstetrics. Dr. Qrlflltb, a general practice.

CONSULTATION FREE.

)AILY JOURNAL

AION'IJAY. 5 j, 00.

THE CITY.

I be Weather Report.

For Indiana—7a.m., Itulu, (.-older, Kocal Temperature.

a,n 1,1

I i» r.o

Inth.4 Near Kuture,

l'ltiDAY—At Center church district convention of V. i. S. 0. E. Afternoon at 2 o'clock evening at 7:15.

IncKiuv, nt II n.sic IIiill,Tom Snwyer, 11 force comedy.

Announcement*.

llio uuuuiil mooting uf the Liuilios* Aid Society of tlio M. K. church will bo hobl in tho church parlors Ttioeduv, May (th, ut half pabt two o'clock.

MEMORIAL DAY.*

Made by McPhersou Post

(. iiN r«r its Observance. Tin Committee 01 Arrangements for the observance of Memorial D.iv nibnutted a report at t-'u meeting of Mo I'herson Post last S:ttiml iy evening. Tho committee reported that Comrade \Y. U. Jewell, of Danville, 111., will deliver tho address that Comrade O. 1'. l''usou will act as Chaplain that Mish Nellie Nicholson will rccito an appropriate selection that the So.-ia of Vet erans will i:irtioiin tho exercises, loth on Memorial Sunday and .Memorial Day that the Woman's Keiief Corp will assist in procuring and preparing tho (lowers and will join in the exercises of both days that Co. 1. of the Stato Militia will join iu the .street parade of (hut day and will also furnish tiling Fipindx for the different cemeteries that the Uniform Rank, K. of 1' have been invited to join iu the parade, and that tiie Music liall baud nud or chestra will furnish the music. The committee reported tin- following sub committees to attend to the decoration of tho graves at the several cemeteries

MASONIC.—Elihu

Hall,

Nicholson, Z. M.

V. H. Smith and C. Ji. Nelson

Kdwnrd Dullard, S. of V. ODD I'KI.I.OWS.—C. W.

Elmore,

Hums, A. S. llolbrook and M. 11. Liter Harry Mount, S. of V. OAK

Emu—J. II. Wasson, II.

Talbot, J. 15. Pence and C. VV. Wriyht Ernest Duncan, S. of V. OLD TOWN.—C. L.

Thomas, Fr.mls

Hutcher, C. D. riulfmun and Hubert Hopkins E. W. Leach, S. of E. CALVARY.—Ira C.

Powers, John Kel

l.iy and Peter McCabo. The committee urges upon every com rndo who can to visit, tho cemeteries and assist iu th 1 regular committees.

TIIOM

who have conveyances are asked to fur nisli them ou that day.

The Funeral of J. E, D. Mount. The funeral services of the late J. E 1). Mount took place at the Mission 111 Hai'tisf church yesterday aflernoon 111 o'clock. The remains were taken frou the huise, iu l-'iskeville, followed by number of carriages and buggies. Th procession was met at tho Good Tem plars hull by tho members of that ordr who proceeded it to the church. "Hoc! of Ages" was sung, after which a few verses were rend from the Scripture Hev. E. H. Johnson and prayer olVerec by He v. G. P. Fuson. The choir thci sung "Nearer My God to Thee." Rev. Johnson then delivered tho funeru oration. The members of I. O. G. T. order nud the persons present the! viewed tho remains. Tho Good Tem plars formed procession again

1111,

marched to tho grave, at tho Odd l'el lows cemetery, where the last sad rite: were administered by the Order, wiii is very beautiful.

The First Gun.

Tho first gun of tlio cominencemenl seasou was lired Saturday aflernoon Tho graduating exorcises of tho Union township schools were held then. The Tho age of tho speakers would averagabout 13 yours aud considering that fuel the orations were excellent. Tho grud untej are now prepared to enter (hiFroshman year of High School or tin Sub Peneyear in Wabash College. O of them, Jesse M. Younf, lias a scholar ship at Purdue. Tho programme wans follows: Randal Ijookubill War .lolin Hupping

Tlio-Beauties and lienelitsel Seienet Stella Obligor Knvj Melviu Breaks

The (Ireatness of l.itt!eTliinKs

Uusseil Lookabill Temperanci •lobse M. Youut OurHreat Men Lou Chosterson

TheNinht Urines Kortli ttio Stars

alter (.'oppaijc Self Kuliam-c

Wabash a Winner.

Tho ball game between Wabash and IJutler Saturday aflernoon nt tho campus was witnessed by a huge crowd. Tho score was 15 to 7 iu favor of Wa bash. Earned runs, Wabash 1 '2-base hits, MoClurc, Shull bases ou balls, oil Wliittingtou 3, oll'.Mooker 1 struck out by Wliittingtou 1G, by Meoltor 5 passed balls, Raudall 3, Cullom 2 buso hit, Wabash 11, Hutler 7 stolen buses, Wa bash 9, Hutler, -1 errors, Wabash •!, Butler, 10. Whittiugton paus out wel' aud all tho boys pl iyed well, leaving their opjionents far behind from stni to .inish. Tho prospects for Wabash winning tho pouaut aro good The boys go to Hloomingtou next Saturday to play tho State University olub which was defett xl by tho lioso Polytechnics Saturday.

Where to Vote.

The voters of the First Ward will cast'their ballots at tho Heneflel building those of tho Second Ward at the court house those of the third Ward at liouben Smith's wagon shop

A Contract.

Henry Clements has boon awardi coutraot for putting iu a mile of bix inch mains for the Sholbyvillo water works company. Ho will begin work next Wednesday.

—COLUMBUS BUGGY CO'S phao anil Burreys, sold bj Tiusley A-

iw! 1

A MIDXLCILT ATTACK.

SANFRAN0ISU0 STRIKERS ASSAULT THE POLICE F0R0E

Ohic? go Strikers Go to Work—Failure A Trust Company in Pennsylvania.

Special 10 the Journal:

SANFUAM

ISUO, May 5.—Tho strikes

here aro assuming a very serious pliaso. Over

'2,000

men of various trades are idle.

At midnight tho moulders attacked a body of police,aud in the riot that follow ed many were injured.

A Trust Company Suspends.

Special to The Special: Pim,AIr.LNIIA, May 5.—Tho Montgomery Trust company, of Nurristowo, Penn., suspeudod business this morn ing. It is ulso expected that tho Montgomery National Hank will close its doors shortly.

Gone Back to Work

I»-eial to The Journal: Ciiic.voo, May 5.—Strikers aro back nt work again aud tho aspcct iB generally more serene.

SAID AT THE OHOROHES.

Tlie Pulpits of Crawfordsviile Were Ably Filled Tusterday. At tho Methodist church yesterday morning a large congregation was in utteuduueo. The pastor's subject was

Personal Faith," the text being Mutthow xvi ,10, "Hut whom say ye that I mi!" Those words were addressed by Jesus to his disciples to test their per Eonal faith. It is not onough that men should accept tho truths of Christianity in the abstract, but they must accept tliem personally, each for himsolf. At the closo of the services ono little boy united with the church.

At tho First Raptist church tho congregations were very large. The evening congregation tilling tho house to overflowing. Rev. Fuson took as his text for the morning sermon tho words,

They are under sin," Horn., 3:9. Tho sermon was a concise statement of the seripturo teaching that all are under sun, first, by nature second, from choice aud third, that all have incurred the terrible guilt of sin from which noue can deliver but Christ only. Iu the o- oniug the discourse was founded upon the words, "If any man will not ike up his cross and follow after mo, he is not worthy of mo."—Matt., 10:38. The sermon was a very clear ond forcible presentation of what is required to make one worthy of companionship of Christ. At the close of the sermou two wore b.iptized.

Dr. W. P. mo is a stranger liore no longer. He has appeared before Crawfordsville congregations so often that is now considered an old friend. Two large crowds heurd him yesterday morning and evening. In the morning lie took as his text John, xiv, 27. Christ came as a King but in lowly garb and station. This is explained by tho existence of two realms, tho animal and tho spiritual, Christ being the ruler of tho hitter. Tlu two are not wholly disconnected, the former being introductory to tho latter. Tho door between tho two is self denial, which must al ways be used by those who expect to pass from a lower to a higher realm. The man who aspires to bo a great scholar must accomplish his aim by denying himself tlie pleasures of society und other recreations to a great extent. Somo argue that religiou is all right when death comep, but iu this world the really prosperous are those not hampered with Christianity. But such judge by a false standard. Heal prosperity depends upon what a man is and has within himself. Here Dr, Kane iu troducod a beautiful rhetorical figure, comparing tho various faculties of man's uaturo to the rooms in a house.

COLORED NOTES,

Nsthiiii Davis, of Hoopstou, 111., is ^n the city visiting friends. Mrs. Clara Thompson is home from Kentucky visiting her parents.

Seipio Lodge, G. U. O, of O. F. will go to Indianapolis iu a body to attend lie laying of the corner stone of a now Odd Fellows Lodgo iu that city.

Yesterday was Missionary diy at tho A. M. E. church and was also Rally lay. Tho day was observed fully in tlie forenoon. Elder Coleiuan delivered able discorsoon "Belief." The Sun lay school collection wns §2.-10. Iu the veiling tho children gave a sacred coueert which was very creditable to both children aud teachers. Tho ladies iu charge of the illy acquitted themselves ith houor aud proved themselves fully capable of tho positions thoy held The day in general was a success, tho total collections for tho day being §35.

Chicago Markets.

The following aro to-day's Chicago market quotations as furnished

JOUUNAL

TUK

by M. McKeo & Co., commis

sion merchants: WincAT, July option—0|iening, 91 highest, 93J at 92J.

lowest, 91 dosing

July 355

COIIN,

highest, at 35J. OATS, highest, at 2-U.

option—Opening, 3-1J lowest, 3-11 closing

July 25':

option—Opening, 21J lowost, ti-l| closing

July option—Opening, 13.40 3.-15 lowest, 13.-10 closing

POltK,

highest, at 13.15. Receipts of hogs, 28,000. Markot lower.

Car lots to-day—'Wheat, 48 Corn, 370 outs, 3-10.

B. M. A.

Kegiilar monthly meetiug of the Business MOLB'

Association to morrow

(Tuesday) evening at court room at p. m. to iuako arraugemonts for a lurgo -1th of July celebration.

"Klour, Klour, Klour."

Royal Rose Four is the liuest of them all, and although Hour of all grades advancing rapidly, wo have iifty barrels of "Royal Rose" just received which wo will close out at tho old price, you should take advautage of portuuity and uso "Tho Only Royal Rose.

f'OL UM lib'S Marl in'*.

of this opFlour,'

EnSMIKGEH

it SUAWWGIIT.

liuggies at Tinsley it

Bright's Disease Cured

ANotji, two years apt) ourdauirhLorhiul con* £..'Mion 01 1 tie kMnevs, which (TCVCIOIHHI Into illicit Disease. Her body was swollen loan ononnous size— tncauriu)f 45 In .lies around

J.tf

Kn''

bichea toiow tlie knoo. After

pn\iei}in*hnl driven up her case, I determined 'o have Ju try I»r. Kennoflv's

"FAVORITE REMEDY,"

of Uomlont. N. V. Gradually tho swollltiKwas fnm 4.*»to lilMnchos. Sho oo^an to K"a»n stn-nyth and was altlo to walk without latiKiif. Wc do not know how tocxpressour gratitude for what It ha« done for our child. !in*

t,0'dldenl

the l^avorito Hetncly will do

all Unit, Is claimed for it—surely God has bless••1 I* In this ease, and weearnolly recommend io all suffering from kidney disonlers—S, I). anlhi^kirk, Deinarcst, N.J.

Dr. Kennedy's Favorite Remedy,

Made al Kondout, N. Y. #1 0 :for!5.

CHIPS AND SPLINTERS.

—Tho May term of oourt opened up this morning. Water has been turned on at tho Consolidated Oil Tank works. —Johnnie Speed is constantly improving and will bo out on tho streets before loug.

Georgo Bennett has tho contract to do the slate rootiug on at now church at Terre Haute.

Tho Jnuauschek spent Sunday t.t tho Nutt House and wont to Terre Haute this morning. —Jack Wilcox lias accepted a position in the stables of John B. Bell, a noted horse man of Toledo. He loft for that city this morning.

Twenty voters who have left the community temporarily liavo registered with the county clerk according to tho provisions of the new election law. —The Good Templars desire to return their thanks to tho pastor and trustees oi tho Missionary Baptist church for its use yesterday, and to Montgomery Lodge of Odd Fellows for favois received. —A party of young folks from Ladoga drove to tho city yesterday and took supper at the Nutt Hon so. There were C. B. Herod, E. C. Ashby, W. O. Tapp, G. E. Brewer, Missos Tillio Sohermer,

Minnie Kyle, Noll Scott, Mary Dishman and Cora Ovorstreet,

—Window curtain week at tho 99cent store. —Lacey has roceiveil the May Century. —Window curtain week at tho 99cent store. —A lot of Dr. Jokyl strawlierries at Joe Taylor's cheap. Perhaps a few of Mr. Hyde in bottom of boxes. —Wo have just received another 50 case lot of our now famous 10 centcorn, "Its a knocker."

ENSMINOKII & SKAWHIOIIT.

riTEATONS, we have the best. Tins ley & Xluitiu.

PERSONAL PICK-UPS.

—15ob Wilson went to Frankfort today. M. E. Clodfolter js iu Chattanooga, Tenn. —Miss Mary Goltra is home from Indianapolis. —Arba Perry, of Indianapolis, spent Sunday iu the city. —Sam B. Thomas went to Iudianop olis this morning. —Joseph Grubb was up from Terre Haute over Sunday. —Mrs. C. F. Doner returned from LOgansport last Friday. —Mrs. T. H. B. McCain has gone to Chicago to spend the week.

Otis Miller and wife, of Lafayette, spent Sunday in the city. —John A. Gilbert anil wifo returned from Chioago Saturday afternoon. —W. F. Sharp wen' to Attica to day to 'C about a new Christian church. —Bob Henkel and his charming young bride spout Sunday iu tho city. —H. S. Bradon has gone to his summer house nt Cedar Lake,Starke county. —Mrs. Ada McClelland and Miss Mabel went to Indianapolis this morning.

Mrs. W. H. Wobster has returned from a week's visit at Ma ion and Munoie. —Judgo E. C. Snyder and Henry B. Hulott were in Ladoga Saturday to visit the horso BIIOW. —Miss Lulu ConBtancer wont home to Bainbridgo this afternoon, after a visit to friends and relatives. —Mrs. Warner Wilhite and daughter started for Washington this afternoon join tho head of tho family. —Frauk Fox left for Dakota this afternoon whore ho will spend the Sum mer in organizing Snnday schools. —Charley Long, assistant book keeper for tho Indianapolis Oil Tank

Lino Company spent Sunday hero. —Parko Daniels, of Indianapolis, was in the oity Saturday on legal business. Ho spout Sunday in Rockvillo. —O. C. Garvin, representing the To-a Sawyer company, called at

ity considered) and that we HAVE THEM

ON THE ltn.x" nud that we want your

trado to show you that wo oan please

and be convinced Seawright's.

Extracts.

Whon you are in need of puro extracts of any flavor wo can furnish you with them. Look at tho list below us a pointer:"

THESE EXTBAOTH ALLE KTIUCTLY L-UllK. Orange, raspberry, nectarine, clove, oiunamon, nutmeg, ginger, peppermint, rose, banana, calory, chocolate, conee, sarsaparilla, almond, poach, wintergreen, pineapple, strawberry, lemon and vanilla.

You will find the above at our store. ENSMINOEK & SKAWMGHT.

—JUMP SEAT surreys for tho most stjlisli, by Tinsley & Martin.

N A & C,

Ki.vn

goods for the money than any other house in the city

TIME TABLEb.

VAN DA LI A.

NOKTH

No 4—Mail t» 03am No 6—Mall 1 :ttrpu Local Freight. tt 01pm

SOUTH

Express 9:4riatn Mali 5:'J0ptr Aceoui 12:0ON

SOUTH

No 3—Mail 1:15am No 5—Mail 1:18pm

NORTH

Mall 8:15am Kxpress 6:lfipu)

Local Freight.. .0:0oamlAccom 12:00 N

0.. I.&W.

No 1—Mall, d...9:25ani No 2—Mall,d ..5:ldpm No3—Mail(d). 12:38am!No 4—Mall(d)... 2:00am No5—Mall l:60ptnlNo0—Mall 1:63pm N7—K*nro«w 0:47pmNo R—Kr^rofts.8:35am

LOST.

OST—A cameo scarf pin between Dr. Cunham's residence and the lil# Four depot. Ucluru toC. N. Williams.

WANTED.

ANTKD—1To buy a jrood milk cow. Jersey preferred. Call on lir. J. K. Dun-

Wsalaryor

ANTKD—'Two icol salesmen, cither on commission. Independent territory prlven to each. Write at.once, and eeeurc ehoioeof terrltorv. to May Hrolhers, nurserymen, Kochcstcr, N.Y.

FOR SALE..

FOll

SALK—A White Sewing inacblue, tlrel.v new. Apply at this oflloo.

FOR RENT.

rOIl

HUNT—A lio.ise nt Tin Norlli Wilier street.. Inquire of W. K. Nicholson.

FOR

HlvNT.—A hou.se of ftve rooms, jrood wood house, cistern, hydrant, and oilier of Mrs. T. S. Kelley, J* conveniences, liujulre 400east Mam street.

FOU

KKNT—Two unfurnished front, rooms pleasantly located in a yocwl neighborhood. Enquire of I JelTerson street.

Foff

RKADKH:

THE

Jouit

NAI, oflico Saturday. His show will be here next Friday. Mr. Harry Rhoados, wifo and daughter, of Terro Haute, are the guests of D. C. Smith, oorner of Green and Franklin streets.

Rev. H. M. Middloton has gone to Evaustou, 111., to attend thooommonoement exorcises of Garrott Biblical Institute. He goes in the capacity of Conference visitor.

It lieqiiircs Quite (iood Deal of Nerve To say we show you tho most complete stock of staple and fancy grooeries and tho most attractive store and name 1 SprliiR Millinery you prices that aro bot duplicated (qunl-

A source of constant worry to housekeepers Is the koeplnjr bright of the piano, few kuowliiK how—the consequences are, ihatonly loouoon the cbwunt llmsh I* lost.and this simply through a fearof Injuring the ease of the IuBtroment. Every artleleof furniture receives Its Jretfular cleaning, but, beyond a Blight dusting, the piano eaae never receives any attonllon, except when the piano gets to look very bad. when some person Is called in at a costof from two to four dollars, and the instrument Is polished aud onee more looks bright—only for a short time.

One of tho oldest and most experienced piano makers of thin city, after several years of experhnentlng. has compounded a piano polish I that will Hll lids long-felt want, and eanbe-M. piled bv any person. Tula relieves the ho. 60

Keeper of all troubles «ndennblesherto|»ol^. her piano just as her other furniture, and without having to rear any injury to the piano, thus keeping the instrument In the same IxMiutlful finish as when new. Manufactured by Koetter A: Koelter, No. 728 East Chestnut street, Luuis\H!e, Ky.

Sold by LEW FISHER.

BAYLESS

Is Still iu the—

TransferBusiness

lie will answer all calls for

trains or otherwise.

Leave orders at 120 West Mar

ket street

Mi8(j K(lmi

from

you. Rut we have tho nerve to say it aU!r

aud aro honest in our assertion so call

at Ensminger &•

\o flue dresser should bo without -jo "of Gilbert Co's stylish Spring overcoats.

Nicholson has just returii-

oijioaKo whero she made pur-

i„rge Spring stock of uiilli-

of tlu Htyles.

UIOBO

We Wisli to Call Your Attention to Our Beautiful Stock of

Which we are selling at one-third less than others ask for same goods.

Beautiful Goods, Artistic Trimming, Low Prices Rule at Our Store.

We extend to you an invitation to look through our stock of Dress Goods. Wt have almost anything

you can call for in this line. Special prices this week on lace curtains.': Beautiful stock of French

Ginghams at lowost prices. We give a positive guarantee on our 25c. black hose not to fade or crack,

or money refunded. Jersey ribbed vests only 5c. Indigo Blue Prints only 5 cents.

silk umbreallas just received in oxydized, gold and natural sticks below all competition. The best 50c.

unlaundried shirt in in the city. Special sale of Boys' waists this week. We sell you more and better

Mrs. (». L. Markley, eaat

OK KRNT—House of seven rooms. Inquire Sain Synunes for particulars^ active man for each WTANTKD—An

VV section, Salary $?•"» to $100, to locally represent asucecssltill N. Y. company incorporated losupply dry jroods, clothing shoes, jewelry, etc., t«» consumers at cost. Also a lady tact, salary $40 to enroll members,HO,ooo now enrolled,"$l£.000 paid In). References .wchamred. Kmpire Co-operative Association credit well rated). Lock Box 010, N.

LADIES.

Mr. T. W. 'White, formerly employed nt the Famous Hates Hcusi iiarbc. shop in Indianapolis, has been employed by Mr. John JJal it 105 Green st., nest door to Kobinson's book stnre, to cut and trim ladies' bangs. Mr. White lias made a practical study of cutting lsdies' bangs and is also a teacher of the irt. Those desiring any thing in that line will profit by calling and seeing him before going elsewhere. lie is also prepared to call at your house if necess, ry.

The Unli.jurlous

Piano Polish!

u.ller

302

Sho is pre-

U) tbo 0f

Uie liuliof

Ortiwforilsvillo and uivites them to em

iu at her rooms, second door north of THE JOUKNAI. oflice and examine her styles

Lake Matinkuckee.

On May 1, tho Vandalia will put on sale round trip tickets to Lake Maxinkuckee as follows: Sutnnliiy tickets SO iluv lOdiiv tickets I'urt-y licket-s 10 to 1 1'urt.y ticketsU0 to in 1'iirty tickets h0 to I'urty tickets 100 or over

and

Sii.OO 4 35 :i.s."i :uo 2.110 •J.l.'l 2,00 lake and

who have been to tllis

we need not mention its beauties pleasures. To those who have not been there, would ask them to go once and fish, row,ride ou steamers and drink water from the famous flowing well and have a good timo.

J. O. HUTCHINSON, Agt.

Children Cry for Pitcher's CastorlsL

SUITS! SUITS! SUITS!

We are selling trie best Spring Suits lor $25 ever sold in the city. Satisfaction Is Guaranteed

We are displaying a special line ot Pantalloonings and are making them very cheap.

A. COL MAN

2 Doors North of Postoffice.

The Largest and Best Assorted Stock of

FURNITURE AND CARPETS

IN TUE COUNTY. CALL AND SEE US.

Popular, National and Royal Cook Stoves.

elegant stock of

LKOSTANZER'SSONS

304 South Washington Street.

A NEW PLAN

HOW YOU CAN GET

A $30 Gold-Filled Watch

With your choice of an Elgin, Waltham, Hampden or Rockfui

Jeweled Movement, or ladies' watch of equal quality, for

The "NKW PLAN" is to get up watch clubs with 43 members each. Each week, on Saturday evening, there will be a drawing of one ot the watches, and each member pays $1 per week until he draws a watch, and then his payments cease. In case your name [which is one of the 43 names placed in the box], should be drawn the lirst night, you would get a $3o-watch for $1. If your name did not come oul the first night, and should the second Saturday night, vou would get a $3watch for $2, and so on through the entire series.

Remember, your payments cease after you get your watch, and every member that is drawn out leaves just one less in the box, consequent^ vour chances are just one better the next Saturday night.

On the thirtieth payment all remaining members will receive their watches and all payments cease.

ALL WATCHES ARE WARRANTED BY

C. 1, HOST, THE JEWELER,

207 East Main Street. Remember, your payments cease when you

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