Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 5 January 1891 — Page 2

Some women imagine that nothing will stand tne peculiar breaking strain of their forms on corset bones."

They don't know Kabo, which neither, breaks or kinks.

If Kabo breaks or kinks in a year, go back, to the store at which you bought your corset and get your money again, every cent of it.

If the corset doesn't suit "you, after wearing a week or two or three, go back for your money

There's a primer on Corsets for you at the store.

CUOAOO COBSBT Co.. Chicago and New York.

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JOURNAL

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Hedid, queen of Henry II, of France born 1619. 1781—The traitor Benedict Ar* nold, with 1,600 British troops, destroyed public and private stores in Richmond,

OOBOK*.

Va. subsequently made Portsmouth, opposite Norfolk, Va., his headquarters. 16B—1The president issoed a proclamation against

American citizens aidinglhe Canadians. 1840—'The Chinese emperor interdicted trade with England forever war ensued, and In 1841

Bong Kong wa» ceded to Great Britain. 18&8—Canton, having been bombarded by the French and English Dec. 28 and SO, was occupied by the latter forces. i860—Napoleon announced a free trade policy

Richard Cobden In Paris and the commercial treaty with England subsequently signed. 1876—Death of Sir Anthony Rothschild, baronet,

In London, England.

KIKG

KALAXAUA'S

MISSION.

How would it seem to have the state of Hawaii one of the sisters of the republic of the United States? It has been asserted that the main part of King Kalakaua's mission to this conntry is to sell the Sandwich or Hawaiian Islands to the United States, and deliver them over body and bones, volcanoes, mountains, gentle savages, lepers, heathen superstitions and all to be part and parcel of oar commonwealth.

Counting mountains, precipices, volcanoes and coral reefs along with fertile plains and valleys, the Hawaiian Islands contain 6,100 square miles of surface. Much of it is exceedingly fertile, raising vegetation of the semi-tropical countries in rich luxuriance. Before the MSKinley law practically cut off their reciprocity sweets a number of planters were making fortunes in sugar culture. Cheap Chinese labor has been utilized to a large extent for this purpose. The climate is incomparable, the temperature at Honolulu averaging 75 degs.

If the twelve Hawaiian islands should become part of this republic we should get some 50,000 or so brown i»en and brethren added to the red, black and white peoples that already make up our happy family. The gentle Sandwich islanders area handsome, well formed race, who smiled, ate bread fruit and went naked before the good missionaries tsnght them to wear the white mnn's 'clothes. Then they jlied off rapidly and showed thelr_ good taste. That veracious historian, Hark Twain, says they are most devout Christians till an earthquake shock Bcaree them. Then they at once begin to pray with all their might to their old heathen gods. The white man's god vrili do very well for ordinary wear, but not in cases of emergency.

An organization of Arabs is the latest thing in syndicates in the United States. There are' already in New York a number of wealthy Arab and Syrian citizens. Their countrymen are coining to America in large numbers. To provide for the new arrivals the rich Arabs who are already familiar with the ways of the country will, purchase a large tract of land and settle their compatriots thereon. The syndicate will go into the business ot fruit raising and silk growing, thus adding to the agricultural resources of the conntry. The members of the syndicate have-been looking at lands in Ari•tma aad in Pennsylvania. If there is anything in physical geography, the soil of Arizona will probably seem more familiar to the dwellers in a clime of aaadaadran.

If -tie congressional reapportionment bill that has been agreed on goes through, the representation for the next ten years will be one member to 173^901 people, and the number of members of the house wQl be 856 instead of 383 as at present. Under the new apportionment as agreed on, ot the southern states Alabama, Arkansas and Missouri will each gain one congressman, while Texas will gain two. The other greatest gains are in the northwest. Nebraska will gain three congressmen and Minnesota two. Of the older states Pennsylvania will gain two new members.

Is it trne that in the appointment of a board of women managers for the world's fair those who do the work that will be exhibited as women's handicraft have been ignored, and a few rich ladies who don't know a bobbin from a threshing machine, who never did a day's work in their lives, but whose millionaire husbands have political influence, have been put on this board to represent the millions of industrial women of America? If this be true then the "lady board of managers" is a great sham.

Jnnuary A In Uistory*

1762—Knxlond declared war against Spain. Havana and a large part of Cuba taken from the Spaniards. 17S5—Birth of Jaoob Louis

Grimm, celebrated philosopher died 1808. 1789—Birth of Benjamin Lundy,

American abolitionist died 1839. 1858—Death of Professor Mrsoa

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Weekly Journal, per year, 11.25 outside of he oountr, 1.36.

MONDAY, JAN. 5,1891.

This Date in History-

1065—Death of Edward the Confessor, king of England born 1004. 168^—Death of Catherine de1

Stuart, American divine and 4. w. draper. author bora 1780. 1858—Ericsson's ship propelled by Caloric, sailed down New York bay at the rate of 14 miles an hour. 16Q7—Death of George Carstensen, architect of the York Crystal palace, at Copenhagen,

Denmark.

I 1861—Northern states agitated over the secession of South Carolina a general fast proclaimed. 1068—President Johnsou censured and Qeu. Sheridan thanked by the house of representatives. 1875—Disturbances In New Orleans government troops eject Conservative members from the legislative assembly as not duly elected. I 1877—Death of Commodore Yanderbilt. I 1683—Died in New York Professor John William

Draper, M. D., LL. D., aged 71 years.

DEPARTED YEAR OF 1890.

THE LOOAL EVEHTS, DEATHS AND MAEBIAQES.

I Very Interesting Reading for Everybody— Joy and Sadness Mingled Together,

October.

1. Northwest Indiana Conference oonvenee in this oity. The marriage of Charles Paillin and Flossie Tiffany. Monon passenger train wrecked at Battle Ground. 2. The marriage of Cal Barnkill anil OraNoland. 3. Death of James Wallace.' 4. E. V. Brookshire got bock from Washington.

G. Death of Georgia Nash from the effeots of falling upon a knife, the blade penetrating his breast. 8. Motion for a continuance in Pettil's case overruled and set for trial on the 15th. Reunion of the 86th regimental association st Covington. The marriage of Dan Yount and Salle Thompson. Death of Oatharine Vautleven. 0. The marriage of Charles M. Linn and Lida V. Shelley, of Ladoga. 11. John VanWinkle who Pettit hustled around in jail, "stole or exchanged shirts with Caleb Canada, at New Boss. 13. The Pettit murder oase called in court. Aunt Gassy Ketcliam (colored) 100 years old. Death of Mrs. Eph Meare, of near Whitesville, and of Mrs. Wm. Evans,' near city. David Hatter and wife been married SO years. 11. The Pettit jury agreed upon and the case ready for trial. 15. Prosecutor Haywood made {he opening address to the Pettit jury and the examination of witnesses commenced. The marriage of B. F. Stout and Alice A. Hiner. 18. Judge Snyder decides that a corpus delicti had been established in the Pettit case. 19. Burial at Sugar Grove of Mrs.

Isabel Insley, who died at Oskaloosa, Kan. 20. John Tapp, of Ladoga, killn himself with a shot gun. 22. A. .1. Morrow dropped dead wwile husking corn. 23. Death of Ben. Dunn, well known in this city. 26. Death of Samuel Miller and of Mattie Beaoh, of near Whitlock. 28. Reunion of Co. E. 72d Regiment Indiana Volunteers at Ambrose Bern Ijys.

November,

2. Rev. G. W. Switzer preaohed sermon to drummers. 4 Election day. 5. Clcae of the direct evidence of the State in the Pettit case. Death of Amos Thompson. 6. The marriage of Dr. Rankin and Laura Mahorney. 12. Prof. R. A. King ordained minister. Death of M. P. Dennis. The marriage of Wm. J. Davis and Flora Carr. 15. Silver wedding of I. N. Van Sickle and wife. 19. O. G. T. Lodge organized at New Richmond. The marriage of Harry Ramsbrook and Stella McCnllongh. 20. The jury in the Pettit case return a verdict of guilty, and send him to the penitentary for life. The marriage of A1 Ru finer and Rebeoca Birch, and Jas. A. McOlure and Mattie E. White. 24. Death of Ida Schwenk. 25. The meeting of the Farmers'

Council. H. S. Watson'robbed of $90 at the Monon depot. 27. Thanksgiving Day. Reunion of the Breaks family at Alvin Breaks'. 29. Geo. Warbinton jumped into a well and was drowned. 30. Farewell sermon of Rev. E. T. Lane.

..» December.

I. Death of Fete Moran. 4. Death of Mrs. Raohel Nucholls. 5. The Wssson pig oase is decided against the defendant. 6. G. A. R. election of offioers. 8. Anson Albee is killed by falling down an embankment at Goeport. 1Q. Death of Mrs. Doroas A. Tammany.

II. Double wedding of Grant Cook and Olara Marsh, and Walter Schoen ind Hattie Cook, all of Sngar Creek township. P. O. S. A. lodge organized at New Riohmond. 12. Death of Mrs, Hannih Shobe at Kirkpatriok. Houso of T. H. Winton burned. 13. Death of Mr. Frank Jameson, of near Yountsyille, and Isaac Quick, of Sugar Creek township. 14. Death of Miss Jos. E. Fisher. 15. The city Oounoil aroused about the light question. 1G. Bill of exceptions in the Pettit oase signed by the judge. 17. Death of Mrs. Eunice Smith.. 18, Bill of 105'exceptions in the Pet tit oase filed. The marriage of. Aioerc Seaman and Maggie Berries. Death of Mrs. G. W. Swisher, and of Fisher Doherty. 22. Pettit and VanWiakle have a fisticuff in the jail. Colored baby show. Death of Mrs. Eliza J. Sanders. 23. Arguments made on the exceptions filed for anew trial for Pettit. 24. The marriage of D. Y. Stout and Cora P. Stine. 25. Heavy snow Btorm and cold. The marriage of D. M. Bennett and Miss Tessa Wilson, of Madison township. 26. Ed Cory knocks out Geo. Wilson at Lafayette. 28. Death of Nettie Reese. 30. The G. A. B., W. R. C. and S, of V. banquet 31. S. of V. camp eleots effioers.

If you examine the work In Lawson's show case you will see what he calls hls satln or velvet finished cabinets. It represents his every day work in a general way And especially the finish Is far superior to any made in Crawfordsville.

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

Syrup of Figs is for sale in 50c and' $1 bottles by all leading druggists. Any reliable druggist whr. may not have it on hand will pro cure it promptly for any one who wishes to try it. Do not accept any substitute.

CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO

SAN FRAN CISCO, CAL,

LOUISVILLE. NEW YORK. N

1 BEECH

AM1MAGIO

SPILLS

ACT X.IKE

OH A WEAK STOMACH. 25 Cents a Box.

OF ALL DRUCCIST8.

CARTERS

CURE

Sick HM&che ud teller* all the trouble! In* dent to a bllloai eUte of tho ayatem, etsah Dlutnm, Kanaea, Sromlneas. SUtreaa afta* •aUnf.Palain tha Bldo, tea. WtUa tlulrmoat tamarkabla raccee* baa boeu ahorv a in aultLm

SICK

Seadache, yet Carter's Little Uvar PUIS a., •o ually valuable in Constipation, oaring and pi*. Testing this annoying complaint, vhlta theralM correct all disorders or the Btorajkch^timulAte the Brer and reguiMo the bowala. Xven it they onla

HEAD

•op they would be ftlmoi tprioelesa to thoaa wbO •ui/er from thia distressing complaint butfortttCAtaly thelrgoodnesa does •otendbdre.&ndtlioM Who once try tliem will find these little pills Tata* Able In

many waya that they will not bo wil

ling to do without thexn« Bat after allsick

ACHE

filth* bane of »o many Uvea that here la What ire make onr great boaat. Oar pills cure it while ethers do not.

Carter's Little Liver Fills are very amaU anA very easy to take. One or two pills m&ko a dose. They are strictly vegetable ana do not gripe or purge, but by their gentle action please all who usethem. In vials at 25 cents five for $L Sold by druggists everywhere, or sent by maiL

"•CARTER MEDICINE CO.,

New York

SMALL PILL SHALL DOSE. SMALL PRICE

Please Take Notice-

Water rentals are now due and pay-1 able at the office of the Beoeiver on west Main street. Call at onoe.

IBA MOOONNELI,,

Receiver.

Tho Mather's Friend

Not only shortens labor and 'lessons I pain attending It, but greatly diminishes the danger to life of both mother and child If used a few months before confinement. Write to The Bradfleld Regulator Co., Atlanta, Ga., for further particulars. Sold by Nye 4 Co. Crawfordsville, Ind.

SLEEPLESS NIGHTS made mlSera-1 ble by that terrible cough. Shlloh's Cure 1b the remedy for you. For sale by Moffett, Morgan fc Co.

Bowels Irregular ana coustipated, resuiting- In Piles, avoided by taking Simmon's Liver Begulatoi.

Shlloh's Cure wiu immediately relieve-1 Croup, Whooping Cough and Bronchitl*For sale by Moffett. Morgan & Oo.

No cure-allor untried remedy will cure s. does Simmon's Liver Regulator.

Pronounced .Hopeless, Yet Saved. From a letter written by Mrs. Ada E. Hurt, of Gorton, S. D-, we quote: Was| taken with a bad cold, which settled oa my lungs, cough set In and finally terml- I nated In Consumption. Four doctors gave me up and said 11 ould live but a| short time- I gave myself up to w\ Savior, determined that if I could not stay with my friends on earth I would meet my absent ones above My husband was advised to get Dr King's New Discovery for consumption, coughs and I colds. I gave it a trial, too'k in all eight bottles It has cured me and ilinnk God I am now a well and hearty woman. Trial bottle free at Nye Co'a Drug-] store, regular size, 50c and $1.00.

Slio Was Corfipletcly Cured.

A daughter of my customer suffered from suppressed menstruation, and her health was completely wrecked. At my suggestion she used one bottle of Bradfield's Female Hegulator, which cured her.—0. W. Heliums, Watfr Valley,Miss. Write The Brnlfleld Heg. Co., Atlanta, Ga for particulars. Sold by Nye

Crawfords-.llle, Ind.

fn OurPopuhrBnnd

& Co.

MHgflKlne for Ohllilreu,

The children are, or ought to Do. the first consideration of evory borne. "Dbe Kindergarten," Chicago, gives the fnllcst and most thorough suggestions for their highest good, and Is Just the thing for thoughtful parents. Sond for, this magazine and it will help you in pleasing, entertaining and teaching the little ones. It also gives a thorough course of practical lessons in musio conducted by Mari Kuef Hofer, ono ofthebignestinterperters of the child in music in this country.

OAVABBB CUBED, Health and sweet

brefttb

edy

secured, by Shlloh's catarrh rem

Prioe

50 cents. Nasal Injector free.

Moftett, Morgan*

Co-

Willfeefouri&a

Ctirybihationwot aUutty* to be fad.

FINEQUALITYOF

ATA REASONABLE PRICE

O O O I S

EACH PLUG

IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR AN EXTRA SWEET PIECE OF

fijil

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DONt FAIL TO GIVE

FAIt^TF^lAL

.AsOfou^ Dealer FOJ\ IT DONTTAKE/NY.QTHKH

JND.FLMZER&BRSSOLOUIBVIU^LMI

SILAS WRAY,

Designer and Engraver Manufacturer of all kinds of Electrotypes and Wood Cuts,

Crawfordsville, Indiana.

TIIK JOCUN'ALcheerfully recommcnds Silas

I W ray lis a first-class artist. He designed the

cut of the Y.M.C.A, building.

Makes a Lovely Complexion. Is a Splendid Tonic, and cures Boils, Pimp-J ties. Scrofula, Mercurial and all Blooq^

Diseases. Sold by your Druggist.

Sellers Medicine Co., Pittsburgh,Pal

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Marks, Copyrights, unt "\A4drw

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GENTS WANTEDp*Y.rS,ddfJ?fg,5 ifij I needed in every family. KO.V/ I I S O A re a •JW t'nrllnli' Ave„

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Kupepsy.

This Is what vou oughl, to have, in fact *"ou must have It to fully enjoy life. Thousands are soarchlng for it dally,and mourning because they find It not. Thousands upon thousands of dollars are spent annually by our people In the hope t»at they may attain this boon. And yetlt may be had by all. We guarantee that Electric Bitters, If used according to directions nnd the use persisted In, will bring you good digestion and oust the demon Dyspepsia and Install Instead Eupepsy. Wc recommend Electric Bitters, for Dyspepsia and all diseases of liver, stomach and kidneys. Sold at 50c and $1 per bottle by Nye

Oo.

Health demands a healthy liver. Take Simmon's Llvor Regulator for dyspepsia and Indigestion.

Dress patterns suitable tor holiday presents. Evory brother, father and husband should see them ot Biechof's.

Oold ID the head? or Chilblains? oi Oballug? or a Burn? or any Old Sores? The best thing In the world forltle Oolman's Petroleum Balm. Get a free mmplt* at the drug store "of Nye & Oo.

CfciWrt't Cry for Pitcher's Ctsttrtf

Simmon's Ltver Hegulator is a most excellent appetizing tonic.—Saml. 8. Pentz, Chap, to Bishop of Korth Carolina.

WET WIM.

You cougii wben Bhlloh's

Cure will give you Immediate relief Price, 10 cents, 60 cents and 1. Moffett Morgan & Oo.

Now Years isn't vory

store

A nice black Hair Mull only 50. a nice Hue ot Huffs and Gapes, all at special prices for the holiday trade.

Buy a nice Dress Pattern for a Christmas present. We have them for $2, $8, $4,||5, $6, $7, $S, $10 and up to $20 a suit. Give us a call and we will help you to make a nice choice.

Buy a nlee silk umbrella for a present. We have them at $1.07, $1.27, $147 and up to $10 oach. We will save you from $1 to $3 on your umbrella purchase.

Buy a nice pair ot Foster Kid Gloves for a Christmas present. Buy a pair of our black silk Mitts we nre selling at $1. We have some very nice blaok silk and wool Hose suitable tor|Ohristmas presents.

You should see the silk mufflers we are selling at 25c, 35c, 50c and 75c.

—THE—• uV I''/

Indianapolis Journal.

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DAILY, SUNDAY

cau in politics, devoted to the interest of the Bepubfican imrtv. the Journal will not allow its news to be colored by partisan bias, but will fflrc the news of the day without fear or favor.

Especial attention is Invited to the merits of the

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large and handsomely printed paper, never less than twelve pages In size, frequently sixteen, and which will be Increased In dimension' as the exigencies of businoss may require and justice to the reader demand. This issue presents a very large amount of the best current literature, including stories, poems and sketches by many of the best known and most popubar writers of tho time, The publishers ask examination and comparison or this issue with any paper of simular character published or sold fn Indiana. Tne Sunday Journal oan be subscribed for and received exclusive of the Dally Journal.

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look into our store.

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It can bo given in a oup 01 tea or ooffee,or In wtlolea of food, without the knowledgo of

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No'Indlana reader, certainly no Indiana lie' publican, should tie without the Journal, while it Is thouroughly and soundly Republican In polities, devoted to the interest of the Hopubflcan party, tho Journal will not allow

You wouldn't think

is just piled fall of pretty things. We want you to

Just Come and See Them!

fts-

Look at the list of articles we have to sell There is centainly some item which you want lor Father, Mother, Brother, Sister, Wile, Husband, Sweetheart.

Great holiday sale of silk handkerchiefs. Buy a nice laoe bed set for a Christmas present.

Buy a Bet of laoo^em tains for a Christmas present. Get one of those line set of Chenille Curtains with plain and fancy borders.

Wo have bought about 300 of those fancy Chenille table covers they are beauties, call and see them.

Buy one of those nice home-made bd comforts. Buy a nice pair of all wool blankets.

Wa have the nicest line of lans suit-able for presents ever shown in this city. See the nice line of towels wo aro showing for holiday presents.

Our lino of table linens and napkins to match aro the town talk.

The Ladies' Dry Goods House and Ladies' Bazar.

127 and 129 "East Main Street, Crawtordsville, Ind.

JAM BIT

Route.

And the b«at lamp ever made, like Aladdin'sof old, a "wonderful lampl" A lamp absolutely non* OZpIOfllTft mud B&« breakable* which elves a clear* soft* brilliant while light of 86 eandU power/ Purer and brighter than gas light, softer than electric light, more cheerful tnan either I That lamp it

containing

pvtienlan for hom.con, pRJC(of chmri*. •ytaadll nwdiolvork d10u1rb.iMdb7.rar. Bu "who own)n* ul d*bUl«Kd. Iiiar^fc fM^aninnnMKMii'

the

sure an oper latthe

Inus

alohollo wreo*. ITNBVBB FAILS atesao quietly and with luch certain!

atlentundeiwoea no lnoonvenlenoe, and ere awara, his oomplete refonnatlpn Is foted. 48-t Oe., drunrti

pue book' of nartlpulara fi VtWi Otawforfivflb Ind. 17,

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lOUISYIllC. WcwAUAHY* C!.'IC*G6Tt ft?-

Through Hout

Chicago, Louisville, Lafayette,

WEEK1Y

South liound.—No. 3 Night Kxpross, 12.23 a m., dally No, fi, fast

ma.!!,

BARKER,

JB.

Don. Pass. Aft. Monon Route i. in

Mnnon Block. Chicago,

Big 4

Peoria Division.

Formerly I.B.&W. Short Line

East and West.

Wagner Sleopersand BecUnlng Chair Can on night trains. Best modern day coachoso' all trains.

Connecting with Solid Vestibule trains a. Bioomlngton and Peorlatoand from seour river, Denver and*the Pacific coast.

At Indianapolis, Cincinnati, Springfield aud Columhus to and from tho Eastern and uen board cities.

XBAJN8 AT OBAOTORDSVIUiE. OOINaWEBT. No. 0 mail 9:lf a. No.7 mall (d...) 12:55 a. No. 17 mall(d) 1:34 p. No. 3 Express ..0:45 p.

QOIHO EAST.

No.10 Mall (d) 1:55am No. 2 Express 8:48 am No. 18 Mall 1:10 No.8 Mall(d) 5:05pm For fuIMnformatlon regarding time, rates

and routes, consult the ticket agent and P. &F folders GKOBGEK UOnlN^)N. Art

Vandalia Line

DIHKCr ROtTTB TO

Nashville, Chattanooga, Florida, Hot Springs, Texas, Kansas, Missouri, Michigan, Canada,

Northern Ohio,

Clean Depots, Clean Coaches, Sound Bridge •I. /. Hutchinson. Agent.

"The Rochester/

No 8m6k$, NoSmelii Ko Broken Chimnty*. Only five roars old, and over two millions la ono. It must bo a good lump to make nuch a toil-

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fuicceMi. Iudcotl It Is, for lamps ma/ come ana ln:»i6 ip** (ro(- but tlie "Rochester" shines on forcverl Over 3*000 artistic v&rlellen^ Il tntfliiK and Table Lamps, Banauet and Study, V.mu nnd I'inno J-amps—event kind* In Bronte Porrolnln, Hrass, Nlckcl and Black Wrought Iron.

A «k tho lamp donlor for It, Ixok for Uie mark »iamp* **THB UocneflTRii." lfhehnsn'Itrade Iho frtniulne Rochester and the ntjrle you wnni, orLf tUo.-o

no lump-store near, send to us dlrocl

for free lilustnited cata)omto'(And reduced prlcollst* and we will box and sond yuu any lamp safely +y «*preefl, right to your door.

ItOCIIBSTElt LAMP CO., 43 Park Place9 New York. tamifacturtrs. and sole Owners oJItochcMterPatents.

Tfte Lnrgat Lamp Store in the World.

Press the Button, Opens Lights.'

The Made 9elf«i«lsh(fn Fockei I«n». Ko toy ilm-crack, but arcalsenntv

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____ *ovm. will mat* ft 2.. a Bain-Is fli and Mfflftsrtra Hitbterssent pre-std f*»r St. write «:nl ineiiflon tUls narix, will ttllyouh* ofetooo«urnotlilntf. At&reM Rural!Oersrtm»n UwlM.t.r Urn? Co.. 37 Uurctof klr.il, Ku« Ysri.

if you would

have a larger stock than ever, our whole

take

Now Is the time to buy a fine cloak a„ we are making special iow prices on nil om cloaks to make a cleau tweci. ,,f them.

8ee our special display of goods suitiibio for prosaists. Fine toilet sets collar and ruff In 500 boxes writing paper wortli from

to35cabox, your choice for 10c.

See our etlh Persian Shawls, lijii.'l flschus, unlaumltied, aprons, fans, plu.-li scarfs, children's plush cups and Ch.italaino bags and mon.-y jur, thiows, etc.

Seo our new stylo of f-nth for the holidays.

hrl-

autiipii- luce

We have 100 lurge sizos of is, Ohrochet Quilts worth $150 Unit, soil at !9c each.

WE CRXN

1/JO, p. r. dally

No. 0, Bedford Aeeouimodatlod, 5.27 p. in., exeeptSunday, North bound.-No. 4, night express, 2.10 a, m., dully No. U. fast mall, 2.21 p. m. No. 10 Lafayette Accommodation, 10.42 a. m. except Sund iv.

No freight trains carry passengers. Trains 3, 4, 5.0, stops only atCountyseats.

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