Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 9 November 1891 — Page 2

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CWIS EXJOYS

Both the method and results when Syrup of Figs is taken it is plea«aut and refreshing to the taste, and acts gently yet promptly on the Kidneys, i-iver and Bowels, cleanses the sysf.tu effectually, difjiels colds, head-

J.lies and fevers and cures habitual -wnstipation. Syrup of Figs is the jiily remedy of its kind ever pro ihiced. pleasing to the taste and oc Ci-ptahle to the stomach, prompt ir its action and truly beneficial in it? ••.effects, prepared onlv from the mo?, iiftihhy and agreeable substances, it? ftiany excellent. qualities commend i" to all and have roano it the wos! popular remedy known.

Syrup of Fiirs is fcr sale in 50c And Si bottles by all leading drug ims. Aav reliable druggist v.h may not have on hand will pro cure it promptly for any one vrhc wishes to try it. Do not accept an) substitute.

CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO s~*.v -AAKCISCO, CAU

LOYTSV'TTF X¥ NFW VCO* A/'

BEECHAM'S PILLS

(THE 6REAT ENGIIIH REMEDY.)

I Cure BILIOUS and Nervous ILLS. 25cts. a Box.

OK JVIjXJ DliUOOlSTS.

WANTED-HELP.

Notkvs under this head lrc»o lor three (lay?. AXTKI)—A house keeper or small family to live In my house. 70S Itlnford street..

DAILY

Eutered at tne

Stanj.ky Simpson.

"W^ANTKl")—To exehunjrt' Shirt

or Clyde-

dale stallion for furui. Thompson

Mi.a.vp.

Oet.'23 in1. Crawford»viUe, 1ml "l 7ANTKD—AH person? who oun cook and

hake {ommhI tor the best eookinjr stove in the world. Price *12, *15 and fr'O. Terms. 10 per ecnt. discount cfth with order, balance in 00 days.

Ai.kukp Coi.ks.

520 Mrrtle

avenue, Hrooklyn. N. V. Oct.. lIMy 1\vv.

LOST.

Nol-hre* undor this houd

mjU

be published

free for three days. Jf that i* not sutllelent eomen^un. OST—A puckaire ol laun-lriT^l collars.

Pii-asc retain 10 'umhorland «Y Miller.

FOR SALE.

Not lees mnW t.hW head one cent a line a day. Kvuht.nords to a line. Nothing less thuilO cents taken. Cash iuadw.nce, y«le:u*e.

FOU

SALE.—J. C. Hutchlsou has a fla.lt sale In pjod condition which lie deMreb to sell.

Foil

Sale-COLE'ri 110X OH VAKDKOBE LOI Nf.iK isa perfect lounge l»v day and a jwteet bed by (light, and you can* put awnv a* much ciothlup or other articles :is in the average wardrobe. Vou jret three articles for the price of one. No extra charge for packing or siilpmiur.

Mrs. for. Talmaire snysLthego loun^s are very, very nlee. 1'nvein Cret.on, MO. $12 and ?11

Kaitne, *22, 14. Haw Silk, 1*20, *25. Jallk broeatelle, J25, 10.

AI.HEHTCOLRS,

Grand and Myrtle aves., Hrooklvn. Oct.

lO-d.Vw1

FOR RENT.

Notices uinl. Tlii.s hrn.l

one -1•

11 Ilm1

'liiy. Klifiit. wonts to a lino. Nothltijr less tlmn 10 ••cuts taken. Cash in advance... piiNLsc.

FVJlt

1(EJ{f-Furtilshml

roouw~ror

rent

1 south Green strnl 11

RAILWAY TIME CARD.

MONON ROUTE.

Burnt iuukivii uvuiu. NoiiTM 1 :'J0a.m Nipht Mall daily) 1 5la.rn l:25n.m Day MaU(daHv) li.'WJp.rc tAoovetniinsonly stop at.county seaus-l fj:tWp.m.UrceneHS.and Laf. Aeeoiu... 8:!21a.m 9:lCu.m Way Freight 2:40p.in

BIG 4—Peoria Division.

9:1 utt.m Express -Mall 9:1 fui.m l:ufu.m Mti.Il (dully) 12:30a.n 5:l'-ii.in Mull—K\prf»s 1 iHp.u 1:08p.m Mall—Expru-ss fi:45p.tn

VASDALIA.

SOUTH

9 44a.m

Express

5 lHp.m Mull 11:00 am Freljtht

nokth

H: 1 Spin. Hiida.m

.. ..II ."0 ato

PLENTY OF MONEY

To liOuu at or per cent according to tinsecurity oth.-reil.

VACANT LOTS

improved proyer* ty tor sjiie in any part

ABSTRACTS OF TITLE

tnrnUhed on short notice Irou the most complete set of ah-

fitracts inMuiit-

iromery count v.

ALBERT C.JENNISON

Loan.liiMiruuee and Hitai 1'Ntate A»rent JMoncor AS»^t

raru

PIONEER ABSTRACTER,

O-ver 1 EastMain Street, Cr:iwfirilsvllle, Itidiuna.

ANNOI XCKMICNT Al'

The People's Grocery.

And Provision Store,

Where you can

set

Kresli Oyster, Cr

,cker.=,

Criinburrius, Celery, .Jersey Sweet Potatoes

JMckles, Hatini? iintl Cooklnif Apples, New fcuiirluiiu Molasses, and ail kinds of Funoy ami Staph- Groccrivs.

R. E. ATKINSON,

410 Kast 1'olhiire Street.

STOVES

Hewing and Cooking.

NOW

is" 8r

ili„T

!ia-v

hompson & Cates,

Norlli Green Street.

Tito Highest CubIi Trice paid for Second Hand Guod«.

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MONDAY, NOV. 9,1891.

This Date in History—Nov. 9.

1721—Mark Akcnsldo. English poet, born in

1800—Kobort

N'owcnstle- ^*"""",£5®

upon-Tyne: died

1770. Wgi

Dale Owen, nuth-

or and statesman, bora in Glasgow, died

1S77.

1S(E—Elijah

Pariah Lovcjoy.

1S37.

1511—Albert

Edward, princo of

Wales, born at Bucking. ham palace.

1S81—Battle of

1S74—James

1875—The

E. P. LOVKJOT.

Pikcton, or Ivy Mount&in,

announced in the north

1ST-—Great Are

Ky.,

as a

great victory,

but In truth a very small affair.

tn Boston, nojet to that

OF IS71

in Chicago, the most destructive that ever occurred tn America the burned district covered sixty-five acres and the total loss was JSC,!*11,000, of which JM,076,000 was covered by Insurance.

Gall, famous publisher, died tn

Edinburgh. Scotland, aged

91.

steamer City of Waco. Mallory lina, from New York, burned off Galveston, and

lives

last.

The People's party carried only five out of eighty-eight counties In Kansas this year, and they were not very lnrge comities either.

Turkic was a net increase tn the circulation of nearly §31,000,000 in October, or a little over 50c for each mail, woman and child in the country.

.Since the charge of hearesy has been dismissed by the New York Presbytery against Dr. Briggs the Presbyterians will now get a rest and give them time to recuperate the church.

The proper way to settle the coal miner's strike is to increase the wages of the men, even if it increases the cost of coal to consumers. There is such a thing as coal being too cheap.

The Democrats are not wholly satisfied with the way Republicans conducted the campaign in Ohio. Had it been •onducted on sido issues its in Iowa it would have been more satisfactory.

Mit. Mc"Gkath, the late president of the Kansas Farmers' Alliance, reports that its membership has been reduced from 140,000 in 1890 to 60,000 in 1891. Such a decline as that betokens a speedy dissolution,

Is the States where the Australian ballot law was tried far the first time last Tuesday, the result was entirely satisfactory to the Republicans. If New Tork had had such a law it would have been Flower and not Fnssett that would have fallen outside the breast works.

The cost of striking is pretty clearly set forth in a dispatch from Pittsburg, which says that 10,000 railroad miners, who for five weeks have been standing out for an advance in wages, have returned to work at the old rate, miners and operators losing 83,000,000 by t^e diversion.

The evidence is conclusive that the State of New York was 1 Knight by Tammany Hall. Not only in New York City but throughout the State corruption ran riot, and every man in need of a del la got his price, either to vote for Flower or not to vote at all. It is estimated that a half a million was expended in New York City, two wards in Brooklyn had S30,000 each, and that a million was doled out in the remainder of the SUite. Flower's success is the result of the most brazen and ope handed corruption that ever attended an election in that State. New York it sadly in need of the Ahstralian system of voting.

The sad story of Col. John F. Mines whose tragic death occurred in New York the othor day as the result of ten days' drunken debauch is proof though not conclusive, that it is the will power alone that can stop men from be earning drunkards. Col. Mines had tried the Keeley treatment ot Dwight, 111., and believed that ho had been cured. So much faith had ho in the bichloride of gold cure that ho had tak en up his pen in its favor. The A'nrth American Review for last month contained an article written by him which was convincing that tliero 'was efficacy in tho remedy. That ho should lapse and at last die from tho effects of alcoholism is indeed a sad story. There may lie virtue in tho cure, but it only goes to show that the patient should make frequent visits to the institute after his dismissal from tho physician hands.

MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Frank C. Siybold and Rose A. Claloy.

Worth

its

etc., nnd invigorates the whole .*ystom the Compound hua no rival.

Bits

Weight in GOIA,

if a price can be placed on pain, "Mother's Friend is worth its weight in gold as an alleviator. My wife suffered more in ten minutes with either of her two children that she did all together with her last, having previously used four bottles of "Mother's Friend." It is a blessing to any one expecting of become a mother, says a customer to mine. Hendekso.v Dale, Druggist,

Oarmi, 111

Write the Bradfield Regulator Co Atlanta, Ga., for further particular Sold by Nye & Co., GrawtordaviUe, Ind

THE DRESS IS FINISHED. SO AM I."

A gorgeous costume flashed beneath the brilliant lights of a ball-room a queen of society is radiant to-nl^ht." The nervous hands of a weak woman have toiled day and niylit. the weary frame and aching head have known no rest for the dress must be tlnished in time."

To that queen of society and her dressmaker we would say a word. One, through hot-house culture, luxury, and excitement,' ami the other, through the toil of necessity, may some day tlml iheir ailments a common cause. The Vegetable Compound will enable both to meet the demands of society.

LYDIA E. PINKHAM

TV}1

Lou

ages, on reccipt of frl.OQ,

of Interesting Information from Indiana Towns.

Y. Copious Shower* at T.nnt. Indianaroi.is, Ind., Nov.

-l.—The

vere drought that has prevailed in Indiana for several months was partially relieved Saturday night and Sunday by showers that have been general over the state. The outlook is for more rain still, and the gloomy prospect that presented itself to tite agricultural classed has been largely abated. The effects of the prolonged dry spell were especially damaging to the southern portion of the state, where there has been no rain of any account in three months. Much of the wheat sown is still lying on the ground, having never sprouted, while that which came up was badly stunted. The effect on late fruits, the prospects for which early in the season were bright, was also ruinous. Aside from the effects on crops, the drought also involved much hardship, as wells and streams dried up and farmers were compelled to haul water for domestic uses aud drive their cattle from 5 to 10 miles.

The Coul Miners' Strtko

Brazil, Ind., Nov. 9.—A mass meeting was held here Saturday to consider the* report of the meeting of the bituminous miners. George Rohri^f wus chosen chairman and Samuel Anderson secretary. State President Michael Comtnisky said that he had done all he could do to prevent a strike, but as one was declared ho intended to stay with the men. lie spoke at length regarding the harmony and good feeling existing between the bituminous and bl()ck miners, and said that he believed that their efforts would be crowned with success, considering the scarcity of coal and the large contracts the operators have entered into. A motion was made to censure the national officers for Iheir conduct in this struggle and indorse the action of the stato president. After a considerable discussion the motion was voted down. A vote of con Hdence was tendered President Comtnisky. The strike is now on in full force.

Tried to Kill HimM'lf In Court. IndiaNAfoi.is, Ind., Xov. 9.—Charles Lynch, ageil 21, was sentenced Saturday night to serve five years in prison for attempting to kill his young wife in a fit of jealousy. The prisoner broke out in loud sobs when the verdict was read, declaring he would kill himself and never go to the penitentiary. Insanity was the plea of the defense. He suddenly left his chair and rushed headlong at a big iron knob on the end of the railing of the jury-box to crush his skull. Ilis foot slipped, his head missed the knob, and he fell flat at the feet of the jury. The sheriff and several of the jurors

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sent

An Illustrated booMntitied "Guide to Health and Etiquette." bv Lvdia E, Pinkham. Is of value to ladies* We will present a copy to anyone addressing us with two 2*cent stamps,

by mail, in form of

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Indianapolis BusinessUniversitY

ty tlmo short expenses low: no fee for Diploma

12?. AW° for

STATE NEWS.

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mercial center: endorsed and patronized by railroad, industrial, professional and businessmen

positions unequalcd In the

SEND RIR ELEGANT WTAL06UE. HfcEB & OSBORN,

ISCOTT'S

Of Pure Cod Liver Oil with

Hypophosphites

Of Lime and Soda.

I THERE ARE

emulsions

seized him before he could get up and handcuffed him after a struggle. It was necessary to shackle him at the jail to keep him from injuring himself.

MTEAFXESS C.IX'T BE CURVL) by local applications, as they cannot reach tho diseased portion of the ear.

There is only one way to cure deafness, and that is by constitutional remedies. Deafness is caused by an inllamol condition of the mucous lining of the Eustachian Tube. AVhon this tube gets inflamed you have a rumbling sound or imporfect hearing, nnd when it is entirely closed, Deafness iB the resuit, aud unless the inflammation can be taken out and this tule restored to its normal condition, hearing will bo destroyed forever nine cfises out of ten are caused by catarrh, which is nothing but an inflamed condition of the mucous surfaces. We will give One Hundred Dollars for any case of Deafness (ennsed by catarrh) that wo cannot cure by taking Hall's Catarrh Cure. Send for circulars free.

F. J. CHENEY Sc CO., Toledo, 0. Sold by druggist, 75 cente.

Safe Investment.

Is one which is guaranteed to bring you satisfactory results, or in caso of failure a return of purchase price. On this safe plan yon can buy from onr advertised druggist a bottle of Dr. King's New Discovery for Consu mption. It iB guaranteed to being relief in every case, when used for any affection of Throat,' Lungs or Chest, such as Consumption,' Inflammation of Lungs, Bronchitis Asthma, Whooping Cough, Cronp, etc. It is pleasnnt and agreeablo to taste perfectly safe, and can always bo ue-, pended uion. Trial bottles free at Nyo & Co.'b drug store.

and

and there

I LI} EH OIL,

.411

Slrr

No.

stove.

posr-o?«tis.

strictly Business School in an unrivaled com

SEVERE COLD.

Drugainti it,biit

be gun you get

theyenuine,assr!l there arc poor imitations.

CARTERS ITTLE

PILLS.

CURE

Bick UE&dacho and rellovoall the troubles lsof* dent to a bilious stato of tho system, euoh sfl Dizziness, Nausea, Drowsiness, Distress aftet eating. Pain in the Side, £c. Whtlo their most remarkable success has boon shown In Gucisa

SICK

Heaa&cho, yet Carter's Llttla Liver Pin* tat equally valuable In Constipation, curlngand proventing this annoyinc complaint,while they also correct all disorders of thcjtomach^timalatetlia liver and regulate the bowels. Evonlf UjcyonlJ

HEAD

•'Acbathey would bealmostpriceleesto thosewha softer from this distressing complaint but fortunately theirgoodnessdocs notendhere,and those whooncetry them will And these little pills ^valuable In so many ways that they will not be wll« Hug to do VTithout tkem. But after allalck head

ACHE

[lathe banc of so many lives that here la vhera we make onr great boast. Oar pills cure it whllo 'Others do not. I Carter's Little Liver Pills are very small and very easy to take. Ouo or two pills make* dose.

They are strictly vegetable and do not gripe or purge, but by their gentle action please all who cse them. In vialsat 25 cents five for $1. Sold by druggists everywhere, or sant by .CARTER MEDICINE CO., New York SMALLP1LI. SMALL DOSE, SHALL PRICE

HUMPHREYS' VETERINARY SPECIFICS

For Horses, Cattle, Sheep, Dogs, Hoes, AND POTJLTBY.

000

Page nook.ii Treatment of Animal* Mud Chart Sent Free. A™**

«£iT.r.rr,Son?c",.,?"*iinaamn

ii'it Sf

s.c11r!11K

FOR DOMESTIC PURPOSES.

Cooking

Stoves

and Kind

percent., of the uhove rate will be elmt*ici.

Water Heaters l^numlrv Stoves, Spu-iul

uver

yu mi iit'iuin(( awju-siimi KriiivB,

.» l»er

cent, will be made.

Stoves and grates in rooms halted

a radiator

lrom

the

tlrbtthree,

per

per cent, of the above rate.

cases »vhere stoves have square,

Hiubeeomputed and

rm$

vnn. maqc

tie

jot of same area.

hlii! option, either sex,

For the cure of Kidney Complaints of

success of its graduates,

Proprietors.

Fmulsioh

Having a tire pot over

over 18

emufifotut,

still much skimmed milk

which tnacjuerades as ercam. Try us they will many manufacturers cannot so disguise their cod liceroil as to make it palatable to sensitive stomachs, Scott*s Emulsion of

VVITR NOHWKQIAN COX)

combined with

IIypophox-

phites is almost as palatable as milk,

I JT'or

this reason as tcell as for the fact of the stimulating qualities of the Hypo-

phosphite*,Physicians frequently prescribe in cases of

CONSUMPTION,

SVltOFVT.A, mtOXVUITlS and VLLHOXIC COUGU

in.

a«'n

?l MoulusrltU, MHk Kover.

il.ll.—hiiaiuN, J.umi n.•«», Ulieumatiam, n'Vi""u

n|l5T'

I»l»cliarife».

l».l.—Ilotn or J.rubfl, Worma. K.K—Coiinta*, Heave*, Pneumonia. F.F.-Collc or Gripe*, Ilellyache. ii i~

Ilemorrbaaea.

1 F»nrp „,ni?.^yni*cn*e*,

i?,nd

H,ducr

l»Ueane«.

Mnnge.

J.K.—llneuBea ol DIloxiIuu, I'arulv*I». Single Bottlo (over

(Stable

doses), .jj

Vine,

with specifics, MamiflL

\eterluary Cure Oil a.Hl Medleator, 87.00 Jar Veterinary Care Oil, lloO by Druggijuj or Sent Prepaid anywhere and in any Quantity on Bcceipt of Price. Pnrn?,t^n?RE1t5'John

MEDICINE CO.,

£^erWiliiam and 31s., New York.

lEUHPEBEYS'

HOMEOPATHIC ft f%

[SPECIFIC No.fiO

In use 30 mre. Tho only sncceufnl remedy tor

^Oor.

William and

John Sts« Jf,

Votavvh in

XFIT'

Httf/LAHTI,

EIv'b Cre.-im lialm gives satisfaction to overy one lining it for catarrhal troubles.—G. K. Mel lor, DruKKiHt. Worcester, Jlass.

I beliovo Iilv's Crenm lialm is tbo best article for catnrrli over offered tbo public.— Hush &. Co., Druggists, Worcester, Mass.

An article of roal raorit.—C. P. Aldon, Drugget, Springfield, Mass. Those who use it s|cak highly of it. «eo. A. Hill, Druggist, Springfield, Mass.

Cream Halm has given snlisfnctorv resuits.—W. 1'. Drajxsr, Druggist, Springfield, Mass.

Schedule ot' Hates For Natural

and Ranges.

Monthly Halo

Aiiuuut

Ocu 1 to I to

llnto.

Mtiy

12.00

ao.oo

Having-two Burners or less 1.00 .K8

three or less

four

less

moretlmn tour Burners

Where

Inur

2.50

Gas or Gasoline Stoves.

0.00

Heating Stoves,

8 iu

Having

Uln.

not over

lire

anil

14 in

indla

|Kit

over

In. In dia

Having a tire pot over

1(5

in. und

over

not over

Having a tiro pot over

18 In.

In diameter

Havlnga tire pot over

in. Iu dia.

and

in in dia

lu.

in din

Grates and open front stoves

20 00 :i.no 2.00

ancr ine uiuu

.au

boi

ehurgo iim.le the nne

FURNACES.

For Heating Residence,

METER MEASUREMENT.

eenw per

none too cjoocl for you.

126 West Main Street.

A Cye'.onic Disturber of the Risibilities.

TheFergoson & Mad Company.

Under tho Direction of

Mr. CHARLES E. RJCJ

l*n'6onlln(f tlie Merriest of Compiles,

McCarty's Mishaps

By BARNEY FERGUSON.

A Strong Company of Stngo Celobrlotios, Introducing 11 Boquot of Iiofinwl Specialties.

Barney Ferguson is Dennis McCarthy. Laughter, Hilarious and Incessant

J'/'/CES—jsr,50c, ami 75c.

2.50

in and uot

in dia 22.00

Having a tire pot over 18 in. in dia 20.00 Grates and open front stoves., 20.00 All stoves

ufterthe tlrst one,

11.00

4.00 :i.oo

percent, of the

Same as furnaces residences.

tiS.fiO

24.00

Oct, 1. t.00

Tipped

1.50

above rates

Furnaces.

IIkIhs.tislnif

1.80 .2.00 2.f.0

DUO,.,

.50 .50

10.50 1.50 1.00

.11.00 2,50 •3.50

iu. and tu

over

aiiowauce ol

By Meter measurement, for all other purposes other than inanufact. Water heater urtng,

1000

cubic feet.

Where three or more fires are connected and a contract made forr

year, tlds Company will furnish aud connect meter without charge, It

reserves tho right to require

a deposit

For

Having a tire pot

Heating Off/ces-Stovcs.

iu. In dia. orunder...l0.50

over

lftOO

a register from a furnace

ier using Natural (»ns for

chained

oblong or oval

tlu aic.t

20 In. in dia. or under.M5.00 5 5. 3.00 21 or 22 in. in din.... ...:tO 00 0.00 3.50 23or24 In. India... ...45.00 (i.OO 3.H() 25 or20 In. in diu... ...4 7.50 0 85 3.75 27 or 28 in. lu dia... ...50.00 4 ,2« 4.00 20 or :U) iu. lu dia... ..,54.50 8.00 4.25 :U or 32 in. in dia... ...58.50 8.50, 4.50 JIM or 'M In. lu dia.... ...01.00 0.00 5.110 5ir or 30 in. iu din... ...70.00 J0.00 0.50 37 to 40 iu. in dia... ...80.00 11.50 1.50 over 40 in. in dia... ...00.00 1*1.50 7.00

2 00

The Leland 5 Cent Cigar

Is Honest Goods, and contains Ine (itu-st slock ever put

in a Five Cent C'ijfar, and that is why you ouj^lit to sniode

it. Get the hest you can for your nickle, for the best is

THE WM. DONEY CIGAR CO.

FORSALE.

Fresh Oysters, Celery, Cranberries, Choice Eating and Cooking Apples, Pickles, Jersey Sweet Potatoes, New Sorghum Molasses and everything else'in the way of Staple and

Fancy Groceries, at

NaturalGasaSureThing!

Avoid the rush by leaving your orders at once tor your gas fitting.

We have in stock a complete line of

Plain and Ornamental Fixtures.

A first-class workman with years of experience will- superintend al work and guarantee 'lie inspector's test. C/iar^cs A'casomiMc.

Zack Mahorney & Son.

THE POSITIVE CURE

IZLY BB0THSR& Wa I BUHewTorfc. Pries CO

USIC HA LI

lOneNightOnlyL Tuesday Nov. 10, 1891,

not tiiiwi'ml

ilncandesfcnt

Lights

.88

12.00 1.00 1.00

l."»,00 1.25 1*25

18.t0 1.50 1,50

Cnsor Gusotino Stovoatiru hurnetl In eonneetlon

tieook-l

Stores, Shops,

For Heating Stores, Shops, Halls, Business'

KUKUt KASl* It KM HNT. 1100 square ft, ,,r mi(hr 000 s(|. feet aul over .'100 s«i. feel 700 000

800 000

^0.00 li.OO 2.00 1/ .22.00 a.20 2.10

M10 00

J1000 1 too 1200

24.00 J1.50 2.-10 20.00 •1 00

jiaoo

2.75

1400 1500

'idoo

or.itoo

tuel.

will

for soo

cent., ot the above rate, and lor all over three, •lo.isoo

jmts.

Over 2S00 sq.

as for a circular

KIM).

Special.

I'ooking stovts Hanges (•as or gasoline Move

CotlV

urns

Otiukliiir

to secure tho return of

meter in good condition and the payment of alt bills when due

I',1'

1.50

in and not over

14 in. in

dia

Contracts at a yearly rate cxpinmr Jan.

W.H. LaFLEUR.

JAPANESE

A Guaranteed Cure for Piles of whatever kind or decree—Extern*!, Internal, Blind or IileedingItehingt(2hronie,KeccntorHereditary. This Hemedy has positively never been kuown to fall. $1.00

Ikx,0

Ikjxls,when

boxes for $5.00 sent by

mail prepaid on reeelpt of price. A written Guarantee postlvely given to eoch purchaser of 0

pureliastMl at one tlmo, to ro-

fund the 95 00 pahl If not cured. Guarantee iHsuedhy Nye A: Co, DruffclHt8& SoleAgeuts Crawfordfiville, Ind. Samples Froe.

Drs.T.J.tnd Martha E.H,Griffith

0!B^).7donoe

218 South Greon street

Mrs. Dr. GriffithglveH special attention Ohronlc sad Surgical DlBeseea ot Women, Otalldren, and Obstetrics. Dr. Griffith, sgeneral practice.

CONSULTATION FBEJS.

Being a student I cannot

bco

desiro apples for winter,

uas.

•llumilatino.

Offices and Residences.

'IcuM,.

r,.,

.« ami n, ov ,- J,,", ,» I

«,»»•• •«.» »:.•«(. riii.i,.

!liican(li:sront Lights .. j"-\tg!iml" or "Nlutfiira" -li Spoi-ltil rates will lit-

iimhIc

"Nlajrara" :VV«

Halls and Outiirii.

Tipped Lights using not exeeed it eiihl.- f,.»,

.:J2.uo .»o

1(100

1700

to 2800 sj. ft.

i'i-

100

9,!.-

for illji'it, Tn*f"

House's in i'

Al. ,{AV.I"*'

One stovi lire poi. under 10 111. d?:t. 1 J.oo

Holt|i.

thie M..VV 'h.-

(Mil.

ih On.

vi vr„

"id Uut1er2Q

22.00

24.1.0

I 0(1

25.0u 27 .0

•.!

20 "V ^1

.2K.5n ..20.50 U».5o .:u.,.o

1000

1100 1200 i:uu)

11400

sq. fl

I e0 la l|i„

•«»nt-

Where two or nmre sf/ives an

Krotn Oi't. to May 1..., from May 1 toOet. 1....

d, -til in..,

lire eh:irgel at, 40 per cent, of the above raits For furnaces, add 10 per cent, to above r-'es Churches, lodge rooms, schools, etc ^p«-rii|

Monthly Rates.

IH,

nne-tenth

Restaurants.

ltanirrs (las or gasoline stoves, irant rates.

Laundry rates, special. Included

rjUCS Wi!l ,c

1.00 1.50 2.50 a.oo

Ina,k*

rtia

htv

.'\NNT.\I. it.m: 50.no no.on ..12.no ..I 'M ..20.nol .22 50

U-.VU:

(uohuriiersoriev. three burners four over four burners

'Ml 00 •i (. 1»»»

u-,im Oh

..lu.no

1 ll'»

.10 00

1 .0(1

IvUO

Hotels.

stm i's

1 l«tt

TO.Oft 7

...... 00

'OMee urns umi walei-i,.-ulers

One:

l,,'«,l^'

wffere he^tii.g'gitiHi

unimtiy until April 1, ufler that d::te, until rn 'i ivo

will he at monthly rates. Additional thvs al a v-tiiv '\N added at.any time but must becoianuh-ii «»r UU

A.ldl, P„.

»f ('out ra»tt. timiiMl on thellrst of any mo.! Tlie company reserves the rl^ljt l.o'r on yearly *ontracls f»»r the its protection.

Tha Pooples' Natui al Gas

n.t»«,.\,r

T!*

ui .- mi) of 1 oi« lis ,s •I'-j

Mrs. urnlMsu'ft

CUCUMBER and ELDER

CREAM.

VLr,

It is not a cosmetic in tin* "s«-n*e «,n uVO, thai term is popinarly nsetl. hut rn.'!ijinjiv beaut.llles ereates a olt, siwil'.}.' velvety skin, aud by *jiily use'priduiiih'Hi'ik?-" the eoinuicAion several sliadcs whiter: constant protection lroni lit... i-UeciV nf-tin and wind und Prevents sunhm at-4 and blackheads will never come mum it. It cleanses the tace far holier Umii and water, nourishes and build* 'Jie-kin tissues and thus prevents tin* ioimutkm ir wrinkles. It gives the re^h?n^. drum aud smoothness of skin that you hail wi.cn a little girl. ICvory lady, old-or yiuUKMuvitt i.o-' use It as It. wives a more youtldul to any lady, and thai permanently.-I i-»i:. tulns no acid, powder or alkali, and-H, is i::n li*ss as dew au«t is as nourishing to tlie'^kn: !•." «lcw is to the tlower. I»rlce?I.Oo at a!!: dnitgists and iniitdrissers, or n\ Oraham*K e«inl»ll«liment, lO.'J 1'or-t

st.ie4t,

little book, "How to be lii utltnl

OBTKCfr

Sah

Francisco, where she rents iudU lor nirbli'jaislies of the face or lhrure, tuncetreated by letter, i^end munp for

lA?r:

Sample Bottle,,.,,^.,) ir,0t„

receipt »f 10 cents in stamps j»:iy for: po-t-age ami packing, hadv airent- wauled SJK«. CIIAII '.It S

FACE BLEACH

Cures tlie wo!st casus ot rreekltir.'SuaV-.nn-Sallowness, Moth-patche?, I'tmpJi's blemishes. Price *1 50. Ilarirles^ live. No samples ean be sent i-a.ly wanted.

Tilt Druggist

in this town 'A?fn 'tifit

«H:rg a bill of my prei»aratioti \u.\ name added to this advertisement.

:1.

My preparations are tor saie drogjrj^siu Chicago and e\ery rity vrie. "\t.

I HornoV fclrc(rv.^laRn('tlo Hot

,Trttw

».comt n»wl.ot!.irnn! ^fue only ono iu tlin ocontinnnns

F.v.-oridTI'tviifiatir.:Uciric

i»» ^'curwit. S'lentillc.l^owt-rfr.!, Comfortalvio and KtlVftlvf. Avoi'l fri'iav Overn,OOOcnri-rt. Scnil^tnmvf'-rphmi.-J-tt AIJ0 EI.KcfltlO nF.I.TS FOIt l~I.A-

QlHORNE.Removel*10 180 WABASH AVE.. CVICAO.

/c/o/

Sri?£'iVfiT/-/£A//iViS. EVE.-OP. AS Blarte I" all flavors. candv, tiuit niiin ln-aiUi.

bA-iTAKy

oayvov will lii'liiyimrillL'i!»tnm. lotuiil iimkc yrair clu'uiis rosy, strciiKilu

VIGOR OF

Easily. Quickly, Permanently

and fortify you iigiiln-.t jiltsu-kh Drevoiili" wrinklo'i. KwoiKirn'mlf''! Iy piivoiuiitiiN. 't is not a Patent Meo(:.inc ou a Healthy Food. """i!" «IV9pepsla nervo hcU'lm iK*. aim!

'.ui

hU'aehes unneeewiiry. Try "tmnever use any other eainly. °n(',,n US eenls, prej»nl«i. shlpi«'1

,n,

A, ,A\

Send 05 cents for sum::'? pound ^nn inrormntion to Sanitary C«inuy Co., o— Chamber of Commero Building. Chicago, lllinois

Restorcji.

WcnkncM. XervmimrM. 'irWlliy. tho irnln of evils from early orn»r»»«r lnt« tho results of ovorvvurk. ficknoxs.

worry,

Atrength, dovolopmenl. and ty»o

orjran and pirtion of tlio lx«ty. Mmple. n.. mottaodft. Immediate inipr.»veu *,ntwim r» imjMmslblo. 2.IXHI rclcrein-e.-. wid penofr niftUed (wenlcdHTreo.

WthE mgmnfli- CO.. BUFFALO, N.J:

OooA Blood, flood Homlth. fh.

B1hSMTebtT

Ij th. «»fM» Pnri«w rTrr/

BMtT«&lo. Core. Bollt, A tjlears, BlMk Hftidi, ud all Ml

Ik*

CURt

ariltri

IMUIm Ot., rWitW^,

F9.FI*

Stove Blacking.

NETTLES & HARRIS. ex^rn-iJ.-

land accoinplisbod etovo blncU'T.-. .i" Iprepnred to answer all wills in llino. Leave orders at '/wh .M ili^" laey's store.

hot*

9100

$250 $10:i)0»

Per

WccK. ..(

Vou will doulilo your liont'V mum. Columbia '!,ul»,'Vl-M1K

V'Wiiliiirb'- i* l»'

oouilriK K"-'ia Mutiumctui I

all who

tlrop mo

carfl at 418 West Wabash uvonuo, and I will call with samples. John Hook.

111

and oottatfCH buiJt to order

|lloh jf. It.,

f"ri,

(kiv

"mall oasli payment ami "i1 Ul.it-o "V montlily InBUllmcMits. mu,n^ Ii with Abstract to ull pureli.

Rj.

l,c«n nui'l" ^yi -l\re

(.i,1\

^','rh,1",'k rrl.

proiwrty in a sliort "J'"-' ..i'..,.,] nnir ii"l encos

ClilciiKO #lvcn re l"!" ve. tho lots, W) show tiieiti tri» Aililre»s forpluW a"|l V.

ikt-.

112!I Chaintiorof Coinmuric II Mt-'.

III.

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