Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 6 February 1891 — Page 4

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-i-ftopalrlntf is one of the moat important

S&v parti of ft jeweler's business.

Uood Wuicb tna.\ be ruined by a

cureless or ignorant workman.

Therefore,

when jour watobes arc out

of order briiif Uieui^to.

207 East Main Street

Bring the Babies

THE-

tAWJo/4

Over Con Cunningham's.--

MRS. WILSON

..*• Who has purchased Uie Edna 'TCichoUun stock of unllinery.has moveii the same to elegant rooms'" in Joel Block. Due notice will be given of the arrival of Spring' styles.

1*7 South VVa.bliifrtoil Street

Baths! Baths! Baths!

TI AM) *110 \V EH, AT THE

Y.M.C.A.BarberShop

MCCiLIP AliltSTHO.Mj.

MUSIC,

•EtXCACTlE, 1M).

J. Ortfnn, Voir**. Vuitn, I ii'«, H.irrn.»'v,

u. V'horu- and orf.lii-tr». tuiu1:«iumvf ih«: prhool

v- .t. I r:»:?y lUvll® 00 to $2.'0 p-r

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EMULSION

DOE8 CURE

CONSUMPTION

In its First Stages.

Be »ure you get the genuine.

—Ladies take your dresses, sn awls an clonks to have ro-dyed and cleaned onufhort notice to the American Steam La ndry. Mr_

K-

Work*.

Ut.

Oosnell Is agent

or tha old Boston Steam Dye w~i,. «"«dioi

ljuMi 0all for prj01

No eure-allor untrlea remedy will sure Is does Simmon's T.lver Regulator.

Take Simmons Liver Regulator. One dos worth 100 dollars.

The Now Discovery.

You have heard your friends and neighbors talking about It. Yon may yourself be one of tho many who know from personal experience just how good a thing It Is. If you have ever tried It, you are one of Its staunch Irlends, hecause the wonderful thing about it Is,that when once given a trial, Dr. King's New Discovery ever after holds a place In the house. If you have never used It and should be afflicted with a cough, cold or any throat, lung or chest trouble, secure a bottle at once and give It a fair trial it 1c guaranteed every time, or money refunded. Trial bottle free at Nye & Co.'e drugstore. 6

DAILY JOURNAL

l'KlDAY, FEB. I'., l*'.'l.

THEJJITY.

The Weather Heporl.

For Indians—7a.m.. fair, warm™.

WISE AND OTHERWISE.

--Chuckoy Fell is recuperating ttt New Uichmoml. Elder J. C. Baruhitl is again able to lx out after a wncre illness. —A1 tirlest lost bis Hue thorougbred trottiug borso this morning by doatli. —J. \Y. Ramor was lined $11.55 by J. \V. luimsey for drunkenness yesterday. —Harry M. Mitchell, of New Richmond, tiled a notary's bond in the clerk's Olliet! to-day. —Ed Parks was before Judge Ramsey yesterday for assanlt ami battery. He settled for S'J.15. —Laura Somerville has through her attorney, Win, M. Reovos, applied for a divorce from l'red Somerville. —Elijah Gloro will sell about oil or 0 head of Shorthorn cattle on Thursday, May 28. Advertisement giving full paitioulars will appear at a future da to. "NY. S. Harris will exhibit his retine spectacular show at New Market this evening. There are ten artists in the troupe and tliuy go on a gu.rauto of SOD. —Charley Berry arrived at the scene of the prize light just at tho close of the round, and managed to wriggle through the window just 86 the tiuishiug touchs were put on Mr. Fell. —A couple of Ureencastle sports who o.ime up to witness the prize light last Thursday have been so unfortunate as to miss every train for home. .Parting is such sweet sorrow that grief has gotten the better of laggard footsteps every time.

Yesterday the polioe ran in two girls, Jennie Coons and Mary Harris, for stealing coal from the Monoa railway. Aftar a hearing before Judge Ramsey Ihey were bound over to await the action of tho grand jury which meets next Tuesday, —Iii the Fayerweather will contest in New York yesterday, Mr. Fayerweathor's nieoe, Elizabeth R. Joyce, testilied that on November 15 when the ohauges in the will were made that Mr. Fayerweather was not in his mind. He was delirious aud so weak that ho could merely give give assent by nodding his head."

Valentines at half price at the iWo store. —The Creamery Con-,piny runs a buttermilk wagon, 13. F. Snyder in charge, ID cents a ration delivered.

Fresh creamery butter, Heu Hur brand, cau be found at Henry Sloan's, Uus Truitt's and YnnCleavo .v iloulolianV. —Tho peculiar rose tint of the skin for which the IVrsian women are world" lanou« is due to the use of their "Persian Mocha Coll'ee." This is a component part of Hulninn's Dauntless cof fee, ami il anyone will use this, (a small cup at each meal) for six weeks and do not notice a decided change in the skill, the cost of the trial will be cheertully refunded. All grocers handle it.

OOLbEuE BOTES.

I'attou has loft college. John M. Coulter lectured at Portland last evening.

A college glee club and or jhostra iB to be organized soon. Ntd Rullurd fell in the dam yeoterdny while attempting to skate.

Harry Mount him gone to ludianapolis to vtsit his father, the Senator. Laugdon Cou Rose has been out of college since Saturday i.ii account of sickness. He has heart trouble.

A largo number of students went to Greencastle this afternoon to attend the district convention of the Y. P. S. C. E.

In the Senior claSH meeting this morn ing, Davis made some startling confessions of his "experience in a big city."

The Seniors held meeting this morning and decided to stand by Mr. Randall and to petition the faculty to reinstate him. \V. T. Vaiinuvs, 'ill, will read a paper oa "Tne Relation of Chnstiau Endeavor Societies to Missions" in the conven tiou at Cireencastle this afternoon.

There will bean unusually largo number of contestants in the primary oratorical this year. Twelve members of tho Senior class have already signified their intention of contesting.

Died.

This morning at :o0 o'clock, at No. 310 east Jefferson street, John li. Tutt died of diabetis or kidney trouble after an illness of four or live weeks. He was bcru on Juno 3rd,

LBO'J,

at Millville,

Ky., being at the time of death 31 yearB and months of age. Tho funeral will occur Sunday afteiuoon at 2 o'clock. Services at the house by Rev.

(J.

Switzer. Interment at the Odd Fellows cernotery.

A Rumored cale.

It wos reported in this city to-day that tho tirm of liauna A- Cowan, of Wave-land, is negotiating for tho purchase of a half interest in the Y'ount woolen mills at Yountsvillo. The report has not been venlied but comts directly from the seat of operations.

McPherson Post Meeting.

McPherson Post, No. 7, O. A. R., will hold its rogular monthly meeting to-morrow evening nt Post Headquarters. A full attendance is desired.,

W-R, 0. Meeting.

The Woman's Relief Corps will bold thoir regular meeting on Saturday,Feb. 7, at 2 p.m.

FEES AND SALARIES.

Tba Joint Oouuiiittee Unanimously Agres Upon a Rjporc—All OfHcets Put On Salaries.

The joint couiiuitteo on fe^n aud salaries have concurred in tho report of tho sub-committee appointed to draft a foe aud salary bill. After llxuig the salaries of the Governor aud State officers, the bill divides tho several counties of the State into nine classes according to their population. Montgomery is in the lllth class, liaviug a population of between '.15,000 uud 30,000. Clerks, Auditor, Treasure! and SheritVs in this class receive a salary of j-2,000 aud $50 for each additional 1,UlH) over '.15,000. As this county has population of l!.^,021 it will make the salaries of these officers $'2,150. Recorders in this class receives a salary ot £1,750 and #50 for each 1,000 over '25,OIH), making the salary in this county SI,900. Tho County School Superintendent receives £3 per day for the time actually employed. Tho Roard of County Commissioners shall lix the uumber and compensation of the deputies in the Auditors', Treasurer's and Recorders' offices and shall not exceed from 61.50 to $3.50 a day for the timo actually employed. The Judges of the circuit courts shall lix tho number and compensations of tho deputies in the Clerks' and SheritlV offices aud shall not exceed from 82 to St per day for the ti mo actually employed. These sums are the full compensations the officer are to receive except that the Shoritl' receives -10 cents per day for boarding prisoners and 10 cents mile for removing persons to asylums and prisons, uud 5 cents a mile for each additional person if taken nt the sumo. The details of the bill are vuite long but tho above outline will serve to show how the bill will effet Montgomery county, As it now stands if the bill becomes a law it will take ell'oot when this sessions laws are iublisbed and the Governor has issued his proclamation.

To Greencastle.

This afternoon a large party of the young people of this city left forGreeuastle to attend tho district convention of the Y. P. S. C. E. W. T. Vannuys will read a paper on the "Relation of tho Christian Endeavor Society to Missiona," aud Gus Sonne will oonduct Consecration service ut the close of the afternoon session. A large number will return to-uight but some will remain over until Monday. The foll'iviug is a partial list of thoso going from this place: Herbert Thomsoia, W. T. Yuunuys,Claude Thomson, A. T. Yon Tobel, Charley Little, W. W. Chipman, A. T. Martin, W. O. Abbott, W. E. Christian. Miudo MeMechan, Lizzie Ristiue, Mayuette olfo, Helen atsou, Fannie Watson, Jessie Gilkey, Anna Loo, Anna Davidson, Ella Webster, Hello Hall, Lt'lu liritton. Hnttie Harding, Leuore IJiirnbill, Retta li.ir.ihill, Lizzie Blv, Ida Cox, Leuna Britton, Jennie Kyle Btlie Harlan, Mary Duckworth, Ruth, Duckworth,l-'annie Birch,Myrtle Irwin, Misses Shaver, Dora Houry, Edith McLane, Bertie Dillmau, Leon Brower, John Little, Guss Souu», Harry Bard aud Walter Epperson.

A Patriotic Woman-

A soldier's widow at Darlington

making application for a pension who has lieretotoie twice drawn widow's pension. Her tirst husband, who wara soldier, died. Before she could make application for a pension she remarried. No. 2, who was soldier, died also. She applied for and re eeived a pension on account of his death She afterwards re-marr ed and was fortunate enough to secure a soldier as her third husband. No. 3 also died when she applied and received a pension on account of his death. She again married and again secured a sol dier. No. ulso died and rho is now making application for a pension on account of his death. Of course the pen moil stops at the time of re-marriage, and she has ouly received one at time.

Badly Burned.

Little Anna, the live-year-old dniigh ter of Thomas aud Anna M.iber, liviue ou tho corner of Noith and Washington streets, met with a serious and painful accident last evening about o'clock During tho absence of her parents the child in playiug with matches aud paper set lire to her apron and dress. Running out of tho house to a neighbor a few foet awuy, she was saved from death by the tiro being extinguishedHer clothes were burned oil" aud her body fearfully scorched, and her hair also being burned oil". Tho physicians state however that tho burns uro not nosoBsarrily dangerous.

Is Dp Again- I

Grandfather Krugg is again up and dressed feeling as sprightly as he has for many mouths. Ho experienced a sudden revival last night and is all right again to-day although somewhat flighty. To all callers ho will begin by expatiating on tho goodness of God and from this discussion by an eas}' transaction he comes to a consideration of Washington whom ho believes to be the last descendant of God in a diroct line although Linooln is also conueoted with the family. His sudden recovery is most remarloiblo as his demise was fully expected all day luosJny and Wednesday.

Birth Day Surprise.

T. H. Wiutou was sixty-eight years old yestorduy niul a nuuilior of his friends and neighbors surprised him by coming in at supper time to extend congratulation and present several useful presents. After partaking of a nioo supper prepared by his daughter, Mrt Gilliland, the guests left.

NEWS OF A PERSONAL NATURE.

—Will Humphroy was in Linden toy. —Mrs. Dun McClelland is visiting in Frauklort, —O. B. Young returned to Anderson last evening. —H. II. Squire, travelling freigui agent of the Big Four, was in the city to-day. —Will Brewor, of LaMour, North Dakota, has arrived in the oity. Ho will probably locate here.

A Beautiful Death-

Well may death bo oaliod beautiful when it comes as it did to Clari Gouuard Hills shortly after S o'clock this tuoruiug. Takon suddenly sick last Sunday of a disease that from tho vory tirst baillod tho physician's skill, she daily grew worse and last night all hope was lost. About two hours boforo tho end her failing strength rallied aud sho talked iu ft clear strong voice. Sho spoke a last good bye to each mom ber of the family, left loving messages for all absent friends and all hor old school mates, naming each one. Sho arranged moat of tbo details of her funeral and her lust request was that she bo buried in hor wedding dress. She idso desired "Some Sweet Day," to be sung at her funeral. Rov. E. 1. Thomson, who took her into Center church when sho was fourteen years old, wus present to comfort her last hours. Her faith in an immortality was lirui and her only regrets were at leaving hor little baby.

Clam Couuard Hills was bom in this oity Sept. 17, ISO'.), aud was married Oct, 3, 1880, to Homer C. Hills, aud to them one child was born, Marg.rette, nged sevou months. Henry W. Couuard aud wife are her parents, and thoro are two brothers, Harry and Hiram, and ouo sister, Mrs. Jumes Breaks. The funeral will oocur on Sunday.

Entertain* d-

Last evening atho home of Ed Van Camp, Mrs. VauCamp together with Mrs. Fred Brown and Mrs. Will Henkle entortaiued about 50 friends at progressive euohre. Dr. MoCormick won the gentleman's prize and Found Eastlaek the booby, Mrs. Dr. MoCormick won the lady's prize aud Miss Madge Johnson the booby. Tho refreshments served were both elegant aud delicious and the entertainment was ouo of the events of the Wiutor season.

Hail! The Uonqneriiig Hero Uouies. Ed Cory gave up his contemplated trip to Chicago and has returned to this city to receive the congratulations of his friends. Ho is minus tho watch presented to him by Tom Bowers for doing Foil iu the third round. Con handed it to his second to hold and he iu turn to someone else. Tuo some •no else sloped with it and has not been iioard from.

UomplaiLS of Jack.

Mrs. Nancy Johnson, eoloied, lint complained to tbo police of Jack O'Neil. She states that Jack found lier pocketbook ooutaining lier money aud trunk key and refused to deliver thom

t-j

her. Jack is

UOT

racket at Wayuetown.

in jail for his

A Fortunate and Grateful Woman. Mi'o -I H. Oil. s, of Everett, Pa.. HKV"I sulTered for years from kidney and -•ravel ttonbles. No physicians or medicine at home, did me any good. I iinally vleiud my former home ut liounduiil. N. Y.. and began uslug Dr. KennedyV Fuvorlte Remedy, of Houndout, X. Y. A fww words tell the result. I em a perfectly *vwii and huppywoman oaet more

Valentines at Uie 'JO cent store.

Notice-

The members of Friendship lodge are requested to meet at the lodge room ou next Suturday night. By or lor of

I. a. WADE, G. C. T,

B. A. IIARDI.VCI, G. Sect

Stoekhonlera' Meeting. Notice Is hereby given to the stockhold"i'B of the Crawfordavllle Building, r.onn Ftind and Savings Association that a special meeting of the stockholders of said Association will he held at the otllee of the .Secretary on Monday, February », ]syi, at 7 o'clock p. ni. Attest:

T. H. II. MCCAIN,

K. ]?rs*Kr,i., Keo. Pr i.

No Change of Curs

From St. Louis to Got B,.rings, Colorado or California. The Vandalia line holds out the above Inducements to parties wishing to go to above points. Whv go around out of your way, when von can go direct and so easy via the Yandalla line. Leave home nt!»:45a.m., eat dinner next dny at Hot Springs Ark., at 1 p. m. pifiile Pullman and Tourist sleeping cars from St. Louis to California and chair ears free from St. Louis, to Colorado points. All without change Every ooiufort and mora s«f«tvtlian at home. Get information and tickets of J. Hutchinson, agent at Main street depot.

Ilaftklen'i Arnica salve.

The beet salve In the world for Outs, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands Chilblains, corns, and all skin eruption and positively cures Piles, or no pay required, It Is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money refunded. Price, 26 oentu a bo*. For sale at. Nve 4- Oo. drugstore

Wnr \ViLij\oo cough when Shlloh's Cure wlh give you Immediate relief Price, 10 cents, 50 cents and $1 Moflett Morgan it Oo.

The First (step.

Peihaps you are run down, can't oit can't sleep, can't think, can't do anything your satisfaction, and you wonder what ails you. You should heed the warning, you nre taking the first step Into Nervous Prostration. You need a Nerve Tonic and in Electric Bitters you will Hud the exact remedy for restoring your nervous system to Its normal, healthy condition. Surprising results follow the use of tills nerve tonic and alternative. Yotir appetite returns, good digestion is restored, and the liver and kidneys resume healthy action. Try a bottle, I'rico

SOCat

store.

Nye Jk Co.'s drug

OtlMm Cry for PftdwrtCttt«$

Florida Orangos, Lemons, 13iinanas.

Maluku Orftpe», Fancy Apples, Fitfs nnd Dates,

THE MARKETS.

(irutn. I'rovlulnn*, Rtr.' CHICAGO. Feb. fi.

Fl.oua--(,jui«r H:HI M.WT 5i',iriug VVUe^t patents, f4 HrfU.-iV. *3,V:.33 kj Wiutet Wheat Flout, VO Irv i'a'.fni*. tl.-iOQi.ftO

for Cieor». WHEAT—Kulod HII»* !lnu. No, tt.CMK, Mny. CO-i'-'Atl.'/jV r,

COKN—Quio! and Mrn ..'t.. btO No. I Ytrllow, JWc: May. MiY&AJ'c July. MViCfc54o. OATS—Sternly. No. UT*(&44TTC May, June, Wc, Smiipta* flrmar with moilfrate ottering*. No. S, No. S White. 4.V^i6i,c. No. 2, iZGibc No. 2 Whitf\

RYE—Offerings -MALL an«l prices firm. No. cash, Tic February, 72r, nnil Muy. 7&Ko. Samples.

MBSS PORK—Tradlaj only MODERATE es higher. Prico^ rantred ut 99T5 lor cash W.fln'iiP-TO f«r February: 9W.tj05t.tf.86 for March: and 910.00^.10,^) for Mov llt'TTKU—Cr«ainf r.v, is^7c Pniry. Packing stock, tori)v

Pour.TKY—r.tv.' Uh c'.v.:js, 7"-'-c per lb. I-lve Turkuys, per ib. I. narhs. 7S© &5,»c prr lb.: Live Gef •»?». rjo -r doz.

OIKS—Wisconsin Prime Wi.tUv fto Wat«r White. 8?*c Mii»i«:in I'-IN .' Whitv, WSo Wntfr White. K-V Ii-i jna Prime Whlu,

Water White, J(V, Ib-adli.-ht. 17& test, »^c Gasoline. P7 d» Mr: ,4 rt'-g'.s Q\c Naphtha, 03 doit'b. hv

X^iQroKS-DlHtiil'd Spirits ruled firm at ll.M per gal. lor lUil.shvd yorkta.

^7 ,»•. Dec^mt-cr

'•V'4c. COKN-Qulft. He tip. firm St. 8, STPANIFIR MLX^-D 'V.

OATS—Qui^t an' flr p. Wostern, PROVISIONS—dull. firm. Kxtra mess, M.?.VJt7..V). P"rlt qu'-i moss. III.00

Qll.TiO: old fj. /.!' ,V) estra prtwft 99.KW%10.iK). !..»ru, ,»t«ndy. Steam• rendered,

PETnoi.K.r.M

i.r.vRLANp, O.. F«b. ndnrd wblt«, 110 d«g. K6 ga^olinn, 19c 63

test, 6*ic 71 ?«oline. naphtha,

A.v\

I Ue ,-iork. CTHFACO.

CATTTX-

J9.80

-MarK'-t rutl»»?rartlvo and prices well

malatained. ranged at V».00^50for choice to fancy Steeri 94.30^4.50 for good to clioicc d«. i-S, j(V^4.'40 for common to fair do. lor Outohers' (steers

for Smokers:

I Have Decided

To continue the cut sale one week more.

It will positively cJoai- on Saturday, Feb. 7.

TRADE? PALACES

Haisins full kmdB), Nuts Tall kinds), Telekutharo Currauu,

Prices reasonable.

iiulri.*ni u« '. i.''"1

Hlirh Grade Coffe**, Hitfh Grade Teaa, Hiirh Grade-Spicos, Vancy I'-vaporated FriuU,

Fancy Bottled Goods, Fancy Canned Goo:U, First Quality Cured Menu,

Flour of All Grades, Buckwheat Flour. At 103 East Main Street.

Ensminger

RAILWAY HMECARDS,

^7,7 MONOS ROUTE.

Nijrbt Mall (dallvi 1

1 :-0iun Day Mail (dully) V:^l p.m [Alwve trains only stop at county kwiu.] .:vp.m...Hedfortl and Iaf. Acconj...l0:4'jji.ni

y:0i»u.m

BIG 4—Peoria Division.

1: 1 Hit.tn li.Vjii.iu,.., ri:U5p.m 1 :U5p.iti

SOUTH 4"m.m

5:lKp.iu

No. «, unl rt:u»c for

No. 3. BAKJ.EY—Kt'itAy ^Ble nntl firm. Poor. OQ&tiU common fair to *r«-.o5,and ebolM. T0O72C.

FOU

LOST.—Aenirnivcl

PiOSITION

Feb.

9V.9A

FTT.LO&TT.TO

for Texane

fM.T0FT3.96 fer Feeders for Cowe: ft.60^3,00 for

NULLS,

and

93.UO&5.00

for

Vm)

Calv«». Ho»«—JUrknt rathtr active. Frloes vnnwfl IBc, Bal(t» ranuln* al II75AA.» hr PIM I3.«®3.TO for Unlit tot lourt packing i'AVvq75 f0r Utd, and te.66iU W hMvy pacliiiig and shipping lot«.

'l'hc littcey Kstate

All persons who are Indebted to the estate of tho late O. M. Lacey are hereby notified to call and settle their accounts forthwith. The books uro In my ofllco and a list of the accounts Is at Pontlous A Lacey's book store. Payments can he made at either place. Tho number of debtors Is too large for me to personally call on thom for payment hence partlos Interested will save costs by giving lmmediate attention to this notice.

WILLIAM T. BlU'SII. Administrator.

•Ian. 29, 1891.

SHILOti'S COUGH and Consumption Cure Is sold by us on a guarantee. It oures consumption. For sal* by Moffett, Morgan & Oo.

WANTED—A

Express-Mall J»:lfla.m

-Mall Mally Iti:ri5a.iu Mall—Kxpreas

1:3ftp.m

Mall—Express.... 0:4fp.m

VA5DALIA.

NOHTJL

hxprcss ft: 1'2pm. Mall H:l.'ta.in ..Aecomnjolation 12noou

FOR SALL.

SAI.ROll HKNT:—A grxxl hotel vrlUi 14 roomx ami conveniently ai ranited In Uie (tirlvlii(f town of Now Market. Address k\ A rletclicr, New Market. 1ml.

rOKSALE-An open Iacttl Bltver wauili Kltfln movement, cheap. Iniiulre at the

r»al (\III/ia

Journarolfleo.

TUADE. -Three lie ises anil lota for

l»er month. In-

quire at S04 west Perry street.

silk umbrella with the owner's

name on the hamlle, llenirn ihlsotliue and receive reward.

FOR RENT.

TOeuplod

NEW VOPK. Feb. 6.

WnEAT—So )o.^r. rjisv M*rae, tl.10^ May. 91 07 ,im- 9I.0.V(1 Oft** July, AIUUIL,

KENT—The business room tormerlv ooby Itos^ Ji Uieliinond ou Market sireet. lii()ulre of J. S. Miller.

K°'r' ','K

NT'7S,U"'0,

,room

for

"^1. itadon^nll

HOJSO

l""

FOli

HENT.-Comiortablc houfe for small fuinilv, ej'eup. will tako MJIIIC work. Iuquire at 804 \V e»t Perry street.

WANTED.

WAS?SD'"~T?).nMftIc9mt'n'

cn!1 iil

tl»e Clilca-

^t^1i,^\\Tthouu8e\w r,o',po^ °"*,,oor

ATZr,'.JlT,!.'n.,nt"llnU'lr

foatea Coll«*e,

rr^Haut«, a good cook. Pay throe

week, Adilronn Hesre, Torre Haute.

and half to flve dollars Miss Llzzlo Coylo, Coales

WANTED—Any person deslrlnir

Hnurse will pleuse call on Mrs. E. K. Gei^ °.

Jolln

street. ItefcrenuoB ^VQB.

Shakespere's Opinion

On advertising is well expressed in the words

"How far that little car.dle throws its beams."

jroodcrirl at Mrs. 1} Soi

VIUC'K, (107

M—

east Main street."-

FOUND.

F°

Way Freight Ir'JUp.m

USD.-A bunch of keys, oflleu.

PIANOS

found in "Merchant of Venice", Act V., Scene

people of Montgomery County

by placing an ad in

THE JOURNAL.

DAILY. nurnna. WEEKLY. 117 touth Qr«*n StrMt

liujViirc »t

DR. O. E. RANKIN,

(Sucoessor to Montague Hankln. Spwcbil utUmtlon given to the reri uviiJ Caucore, tape-wonus, heuionh-'i'^. OfBeoover the Corner Rook Store. 600 foutii Wasblniru

and ORGANS

CLEANED, TUNED and RKPa

Or PACKKU.

JOHXT H. HAOT, No. 715 South liroen Strrf-t

I feel it my duty to sav frw In garil to Ely's Clcaiu t'.iilm, an I so entirely without solicitation. I used more oi less than half a »r,

have found It to be most admirable, have suiTored from catarrh of the kind ever since I was a little boy anil never hoped for cure, but Cream seoms to even do that. Many of uiy acquaintances havo used It with good results.—Osenr Ostruin, 45 Waru A"' Chicago, 111,

Bowels lrrogular and coustlpate I, nflultliu. In Piles, avoided by taking Simmon's Liver Regulatoi.

Health demands a healthy ilvetBlmmon's Liver Regulator for dj^psp*14 and Indigestion.

Children Cry

for

Pitcher*! C«toriii

(•entlemeii. Attention.

Take you-soiled and faded clotf'h-K bore-dyod, cleat ed and repaired to i»» equal to new to the American SteeW Laundry. Tliev are the iig-.n's

for

Boston Steam Dye Work.-, of hafavHW. Work done ou short notice.