Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 30 June 1892 — Page 3
Dry Goods
Our Millinery
prices.
Fourth of July!
Fire Works, Flags, Torpedoes, Fire-Crackers, Chinese Lan
terns, etc. Hammocks, Hammock Chairs, Folding Chairs, Ice
Cream Freezers, Croquet Sets, Base Ball and Lawn Tennis Outfits,
etc. Fourth of July and picnic goods o! all kinds at lowest prices.
Ross Bros, ©9-oen.t Store
Cull and *00 our Hiding School at Y.M.C.A. auditorium.
We are offering great inducements in Furniture at the present
time. It will pay you to see our stock and prices before buying.
Our stoek in this line is large, and we are selling dintinr sets cheap
Groceries.
Go whsre you can buy more Sugar for $i than any house in the
county, as well as other articles.
Barnhill, Hornaday & Pickett.
"During Wool Season,"
And at all other times, we are headquarters for all kinds of
Both Foreign and Domestic.
Out stock is complete in every department and in gents' wear for
Suits and Pants Patterns are complete and up to the styles.
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iVolM of Bxourmtona Over the VariouH Boiilea. The Big Fonr will give you a grand opportunity to go to New York City and return next month on account of the Y. P. 8. 6. E. convention. On Jnly 6, 6 and 7 tiokels will be sold from Crawfordsville for $16.30 good going until July 8 and good returning between July lb and 15. But by depositing your tioket at the Big Four offloe in New York you may have it extended until August 16. Bolid trains will be run.
VowthofJuly.
For the Fourth of July celebrations tho L. N. A. 0. By., will sell excurfeion tiokets to all stations on their lines and to stations on the 0. H. D., the O. O. O. St L., the I. D. ft W., the L. E. & W., the T. St. L. & K. C.,»nd Vandaiia Linns, within a radius of 200 miles, nt one fure for the round rip. Tickets will be sold July 2d, 8d and lth good going only on uute of sale, und limited to return until Jnly 5, 1802, inoluBlve. No excursion rate less than 25 cents will be matin for adults, or less than IS cents for children. Other information will bo given at our tioket offloe.
Some VpndaUtt Hut en.
On July 2nd, 3d and 4th wo roll round trip tiokotn nt one fure to nil points, good to return including July D. ltomember the Lake Sunday special nt 6:34 ui. Bate to Maxinkuukoe and retnrii, $5.
Our great lusl train at 233 north each day exoept Sunday makes all Michigan, Canada and Eastern connections perfectly. Also connects with the big boats at St. Joseph for Chicago and Milwaukee to which points as well as St. Joe we havo excursion rates for the summer.
Only one change to Petoekoy, Ciiarl0voex and Orand Rapids, giving 30 minutes at St. Joseph union depot.
per cent, cheaper than any other competitor's
Myers & Chain 1
East Main Street. Harter Block.
RAILROAD KATFS.
HAYH yon considered the pleasure that may be derived from a trip to Chi cngo or Milwaukee via the Viindulia Line, St. Joseph, Michigan and the Vandalia Steamers. The ride across Lake Michigan cannot but please you, The rates of fare are low, time and accommodations first olass. Speak to tho nearest Vandalia Line agent about it. He can give you full information, or address J. M. Chesbrough, Assistant General Passenger Agent, St. Louis Mo.
fircurMon Kates for 4th of July. On July 2, 3 and 4 excursion tickets will be sold by the Big 4 to local points within a radius of 200 miles at one lowest first-class fare for the round trip. Good going date
Bold
and good return
ing until and including July 5. G. E. ROBINSON, Agt.
Attention Sons of Veterans! On July 5th and Cth the Vandalia will sell round trip tickets to Fort Wayne at one faro on aocount of the encampment of Sons of Veterans. Good to return inoluding July 9th.
J. O. HUTCHINSON, Agent.
JUST as sure as hot weather comes there will be more or less bowel complaint in this vicinity. Every person, snd especially families, ought to have some reliable medicine at hnnd for instant use in case it is needed. A 25 or 50 cent bottle of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy is just what you ought to have and all that you would need, even for the most severe nnd dangerous cases. It is the best, the most reliable and most successful treatment known and is pleasant to take. For sale by Nye & Co
DBBSS MAKINO at C10 south Grcon street. Miss Mary Dillman.
FIBK oraokers at Fulton Market.
DAILY JOURNAL.
THURSDAY, JUNE 30.1892.
TITE DAFLT JODKNAII is on sale by Robinson & Wallace, and Pontious & Lacey.
FLASHES fROM 07EB THE OITf —Mnce Townsley was in Linden today. —H. F. King wns in IndianupoliB today.
J. B. Sidener, of Indianapolis, is in town. —Leslie Davis has struck the burg again. —Will Bnppert went to Indianapolis to-day..•
J. R. Robinson went to Indianapolis to-day. Dr. Ensminger wont to Renssalaer last night. —B. F. Crabbs has returned from Michigan. —B. R. Russell is attending business in Elwood. —Lucky Baldwin went to Chicago last night. —Miss Lizzie Morrison went to Linden to-day.
Dr. Stout, of Hillsboro, was in the city to day. —Jesse Williams has returned from Greencastle.
R. 1. Heislor, of Bolfontnine, Ohio, is in the city. -Rev. G. P. Fuson
WHO
in Brown's
Valley to-day. •Thostreet commissioner is grading Gibson street. •Miss Martlm Hall went to LnFnyette this morning.
Eugene Rush, of Veecersburg, was in the city to-day. C. M. '1
L'ravis and wife are homo
from Fort Wayne. -Mrs. O. U. Stockbargor has return ed to Indianapolis. -Ed Lawrenoe,
of
visiting
Terro Haute,
friendB
iB
here.
—0. W. Burton, of Covington, wns in the city last evoning. —P. D. Williams, of Torre Haute, was in the city to-day. -O. D. Humphrey has gone to Chicago to seek his fortune. -Geo. R. Vance and wifo are here from Andersoon on a visit. —Miss Grace White will go to Toledo Saturday to be gone three weeks. —Nig Seering kept quiet lout night and gave the jail neighborhood a rest. -Rev. E. T. Lane nnd wife, of Lobanon, nre the guests of Thos. Moffett. —Miss Flora Schultz is homo from St. Mary's in the Woods at Terre Haute, —Mrs. Scott Steele and son Ralph arrived from Terre Huute this morning, -The Uniform Rank, P. O. S. of A., will probably go to Mitchell on tho Fourth. -Chauncev Snodgrnss hns purchased the residence of Milt Burke on east Main street. —Mrs. John Hutton, Joy nnd Mies Label Hutton, are visiting at Canal Dover, Ohio. —John McAlevy went to Darlington this morning to lay ont the town for natural gas piping. —H. S. SGaton will leave Richmond next Tnesdny for Cambridge, Mass. whore he will spend a month. —M. E. Clodfelter went fishing to day, authorizing us just before he left to say that he caught ten bass. —Dr. Gonzales and Dr. Greene op eroted on a man ofllicted with ulcerated teeth at Kirkpatrick this morning. —Harvey Thompson, the well known colored hostler at Walter's barn, was married last evening to Miss Viola Patridge. —H". B. Hulet, T. D. Brown, W,
Hunt, Alex. Harper, W. S. Moffett, Jaoob Steele and others attended the funeral of Albert Alien, at Greencastle to-dsy. —Mits May Priest, Mr. Kerr nnd Miss Nola Alfroy, of Crawrordsville, attended the commencement exercises at St. Mnry's yesterday.—Terre Haute Exprcxs. —Eph Watts engaged in a scrap witL a hotel runner last night nt tho Big Four and came near ending the life of his antagonist with a heavy iron weight. The polico stopped the fight. —Cniwfordsvillo will be represented at the National Convention of theY P. S. C. E. in New York next week by the following delegates: Dr. R. J. Cunningham from Center church Miss Minn Wilkinson from tho Christian church, and MiBS Gertrude MillB from First church. Rev. R. S. Inglis and wife will also go.
The following nre the now officers of Canp 27, P. O. S. of A., at Darlington President, O. P. Pittmnn VicePresident, John Russell Past Prosidont, T. M. Campbell Master of Forms, E. G. Stewart Inspector, Elwood Harris Conductor, A1 Harris Guard, Sam Russell delegates to State Camp, T. M. Campbell, P. Pittman alternates, E. G. Stewart, A1 Hnrris. —The following picniced this evening nt Ofilel Creek: Mrs. J. R. Robinson, Misses Nell Wiles, Grace Foster, Mary Gerard, Florence Durham, Mary Grubb, Katharine Campbell, Sadie and Lulu Britton, and Nell Robinson,Messrs. Dr. Greene, Dr. Gonzales, R. S. Thomson, Lee Durham, J. R. Hannn, A. A. McCain and J. A. Greene. —Crawfordsville Democrats have organized a drum corps. We have seen Crawfordsville turned over to tho tender meroies of an "Uncle Tom's Cabin" company, nnd have been henrtless
enough to rejoice but the infliction of drum corps is such that the most confirmed Crawfordsville hater cannot hear of it without a feeling of commiseration. —Jiockvillc Republican. -Theron McCampbell was in tho city to-day on his way to Rockville. He has been attending school at Philadelphia lately and expects to stump the State of Indiana for Harrison. After that he will study liw in Chicago. —George Martin, formerly with Lem Gibson's barber shop, hns purchased the Bhop at 125 north Green street and will run a first doss whisker-pulling establishment. —The seven tramps who were jailed were fired from the town this afternoon taking a south-easterly direction. —The Sisters of St. Charles' Academy have gone to Notre Dame to spend the summer. —Miss Murgaret Morgan is taking lessons on the pipe organ from Miss Harmon. —A horse fell in a fainting fit in front of Stan Keeney's drug store to-day. —Jim Johnson is improving after a serious illness of three days. yi'AC:' —Mrs. L. W. Otto will be home from Friendship this evening. —Hod Newton went to Wheatfield this morning. —D. F. McClure is buck from Chicago.
THE NEXT PRESIDENT OF WABASH.
He Is Here and Still Refuses to Say FOB ltivoly That He Will Accojt However Tim .TOUIIXAT, HAB received some tips which lead us to say that without doubt Dr. Kane will bo nt tho head of old Wabash in a few days. Among these is tho fact tlmt ho is making serious inquiry for house of uino rooms. He hns not yet unpacked his lionsehold goods at Bloomington, and the accepts it is his desire to come here immediately and get established. Dr. Kane arrived here tliiB morning at two o'clock, nnd hns epont tho day consulting with trustees and faculty He took dinner with Judge Thomas, at which Dr. Cunningham was present, and Inter called on Dr. Tuttlo. Ho will spend the night with Dr. Cunningham. This morning he was Been with Prof. Campbell in the campus probably discussing matters relative to his future work. To-morrow morning he will go to Indianapolis with Prof. Campbell and thero consult with more of tho trustees.
Spoiled a Safe.
Some ambitious young burglnr is going to be nipped in the bnd of an inglorious career if he doesn't have a care. He was so anxions to get tho small change thnt reposed in tho safe at G. W. Hall's coal oflice Tuesday night thnt he broke off the handle of the door. This did not solve tho combination nnd he WOB compelled to leave empty handed. To-day Mr. Hall returned to the city from a business trip and in order to got nt tho books Marshall Nye and Dumont Kennedy workod at the safe for an hour with a wire. The door will have to be sent to Cincinnati to be repaired. This candidate for the penitentiary attempt od two weeks ogo a similar burglary but could not get into the oflice. He also enrries on a system of petty thievery from Mr. Hall's money drawer.
A Basket Full of Trauips.
The pi lies took advantnge of tho new moon last night nnd went gunning for trumps. They bagged seven of the dear boys, and laughed cruelly when tliey heard tho iron doors of the jail clank drearily behind them. One 0/ these tramps is tho same fellow who wns shot through nnd through here about three years ngo nnd who laid for several weeks in tho jail hovering between life nnd death. Ho hns been in the snme lucrative business of tramping, ever since he recovered.
At the Oliff Dwellers Oamp. To-day tho members of tho traveling men's association nnd their fnmilies went into cntnp nt the Cliff Dwellers cubin nt tho Pine Hilis. They will remnin until after the "glorious Fourth." The following were in the pnitv: Mr. nnd Mrs. J. R. nnd Will Bonnell nnd children, Mr. nnd Mrs. W. B. Nash, Mr. nnd Mrs. George Coons, Mr. nnd Mrs. Jeff McDonald, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Smith, Mr. nnd Mrs. Pem Roynolds, Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Hurler, Mr. nnd Mrs. Goo. Hughes, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Wicker and J. D. Moore.
A Oorreotion.
A nnmber of tho Gorman citizens wnnt it understood that they have nothing whntever
to
do with the picnic set
for July 4. Thoy
Btnto
thnt it is not a
German picnic nt nil but a saloon keepers' picnic nnd is for Gennnns, Irish and Americans alike.
Nye&Booe.
The drug firm heretofore known as Nye & Co. on and after Jnly 1, 1892, will be known as Nye & Booe, weet side court honse, Crawfordsville.
St. Louis Daily Markets.
July wheat opened 77g cloecd 11 \. a,S3S,07S. These figures represent the number of bottles of Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs and Colds, which were sold in the United Slates from March, '91 to March, '92. Two million, two hundred and twenty-eight thousand, six hundred nnd seventy-two bottles sold in one yenr, and each and every bottle was sold on a positive guarantee that money would be refunded if satisfactory results did not follow its use. The secret of its success is plain. It never disappoints nnd can always lie depended on as the vory beet remedy for Coughs, Colds, eto. Price 50c. and SI.00. At Nye & Co.'s drug store.
URO WNS VALLEY
Miss Lillio MileB is on the sick list. Rev. J. M. Kendall will preach here Friday night, July 8.
Joh Gillilland spent Sunday with friends at Crawfordsville. Theo.'Shnrp and family, of Wnveland, visited friends hers Sunday.
John Clomson nnd wife, of.Cruwfordsville, visited Mrs. Clara Gott Sunday. The funeral of the little child of JOB. Spencer occurred here hiHt Thursday.
MiBHos Sullie Moore and Nellie Boyland, of Wnveland, visited at S. N. Borland's Monday.
NORTH UNION.
Hands are scarce. Miss Mmul Dooley is visiting nt Dooley Station.
Roy Thomas is working for E. F. Ariuentront. Miss Mnyme Thomas is suffering with an attack of quinsy.
Nancy McMonfort fa visiting her brother, James Foster. James Foster and wife visited at Garfield Sunday and Monday.
Quite a number of binders pnssed here onronte to the wheat fields. The farmors of this neighborhood have completed their threshing arrangements by forming a ring of ten and have hired Mr. Chefltorson, of Tinkerville to do their throshing.
Republicans nro all well satisfied with the nominations but the Democrats wanted Blaine instead of Harrison they saying they could boat him—virtually acknowledging that they cannot beat Harrison.
Most of our people will likoly celebrate tho Fourth in the harvest fields. True patriotism is a love of country and to be a lover of one's country ho should take care of the bountiful crops it produces nt the proper time, nnd if not out with tho noisy crowd he can sing in a true spirit, "My country 'tis of thee, sweet land of licerty, of thoo I sing.
TIN horns nt Fulton Market.
NEW ROSS.
Homer Gott is working nt Hillsboro. Guy Adk'na wns nt Indianapolis Saturday.
Jesse lloulh, jr., went to the Shades Sunday. E. M. Graves was nt Crawfordsville Monday.
W. B. Rodman roturned to Lebanon Monday. Mrs. T. F. Ronk visited in Lebanon Wednesday.
Wallie Gott, of Ladoga, visited here over Sunday. Tom Clark, of Crawfordsville, wns here WedneBduy.
H. E. Hudley, of Indianapolis, wns here Wednesday. Miss Effie Ronk visited
friendB
WE ARE MOVED! to our new room between
Kline's jewelry store and Campbell Bros.
Where we will be glad to see you.
Go to
For
lis
nt
Fountain Sunday. Mrs. Mnggio Mclntire visited frionds in Lebnnon Monday.
There has been a Sons of Veterans camp organized here. Charles Peters, of Crawfordaville. visited friends here Sunday.
The depot of the Big Four has uoen treated to a line oout of paint. Asbury Finch nnd wifo, of Cumden, visited friends here Thursday.
Mrs. Jennio Davis returned home Mondny after a few days' visit here. Mrs. T. T. Mnnhall and daughter, Gortio, visited friends here Tuesday.
W. H. Brown, sr., nnd wife, of Thorntown, visited friends here over Sunday. Miss Eminn Brooks stnrted for an extended visit in Tenner see ar Georgia Monday.
Mr. Oliphnnt and wife, of Crawfordsville, were tho guests of Ellon Graves Wednesday.
Twister, tho two year old colt of James Henry, made its lirst full mile in 2:50 Saturday.
Fred Gott will go to Bainbridge to assist in un elocutionary entertainment Saturday night.
The Indies of the Christian church will give nn ice cream socinl hore Saturday night, the 911).
The masons have begun to Iny stone on the Raccoon bridge. It will bo completed about the first of September.
Tommy Bronnugh hns little sodn fountain now nnd when he turns tho spig-got mnn'B eyes nro tempted us though it wns the living strenm.
Hnrrison, victory, protection, civilization, domestic happiness vs. Cleveland, defeat, ruined industries, free trade nnd nnnrchy nnd grand explosions of orators without principles.
ALAMO.
Dr. Brown is visiting in Now Mrs, Ross.
Mrs. Annio Smith Is recovering from a severe illness. J. P. Wirt is having barn built that will eclipse nny in town.
Mrs. Wm. Clark, of Crawfordsville, is visiting the family of John Mitchel. Mr. Wilson Hultz, of Terre Haute, is the gnest of his brother, George Hultz.
Harvest has begun in earnest in this
.c~
CALL at once and secure a bargain.
RIAL BENJAMIN, Music Hall Block.
Hammocks, Croquet Sets,
Lawn Tennis Rackets, All Kinds Pishing P. Reels, Lines, Hooks.
Special Prices on Safeties.
At THE I-AIR,
"Well begun is liaH done." Begin your housework hy having a cake of
SAPOLIO!
Sapolio is a solid cake of Scouring Soap used for .-ill cleaning purposes. Try u.
find
locniity and tho farmers heavy. Mrs. Win. Fullenwidor nnd Mrs. Tom Little nro in Indianapolis visiting the former's daughter.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Peterson have returned to their homo after a visit of a few weeks with their many friends nt this place.
A shadow tho size of a "man's hand" is uppurant that portends a marriage in tho neor future if wo mar judge from tho usunl signs.
Mrs. Charles Rountree anil Mrs. Florence Rountreo were married at the home of the latter Monday evening by liiiv. FyiTe,pnBtor of tho Presbyteriau church.
Mrs. Phrono Rountreo assisted by the township graduates gave a reception-fit her homo 011 Thursday night. Refreshments were served to a crowded house.
A part of the young ladies of our town have organized a Misses society which is christened the W. A. (). O. S. which characters moan in fall, "We A 0 Ont Of Sight." Wo do not know tl significance of these.
A very solemn nnd imprepsivo cere myny of respect was shown hero on last Sunday in honor of Dannie Smith who WOB nccidenlly *Bhot last fall. Tho bovs saving club of which ho was a member, met nt their room and silontly marched to the cemetery where they placed upon his grave four beautiful bouquets 11 ml a llornl cane as tributes of respect lor the dond comrade. One liore a black ling decorated with (lowers and fonr bore let tors which designated tho name of tin club. Thoy wore A. B. S. A. and were olso left on" tho gravo to boar testimony of tho regard in which the association hold him. This act of esteem shows the high ideas nnd principles of the club.
LAl'LANI).
James R. Hester and wifo viaiteil at Wm. Davis' laat-Sunday. Tho farmers hnve been busv for the pnst two weeks in tho corn,
George Stone isBtib-ngent under John Burgesa selling silver wiro. Tho painters have beon working on Lambert Smith's house last week.
MisB Stella Heeter visited relatives up near Darlington for the last two weeks. •Tames Graham and wifo, of North Union, visited friends at this place last Tuesday.
Most of tho corn in this locality is
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l.cst Seamless Tube Cotton tie ovrrj when- Inr I \V(
PURE GUM Seamless Tube Rubber GUARANTEED, only 16c Sold everywhere for njand
HOSE REELS only 65 Cents
\r.
Standard SicamlessTubr Rubber. No: siild cvi'i vwhevt-for 10c 'nbc •cry-
Cxlra Quality Seanili\s% Rubber 10 i-2e sold 1 where for 1 j,c.
2
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tho,wheat. I i'o Jltitsit II hn islt Iu invt'Hl or llorriiu- Mutii'i/. UM' litiliuuti uimil hiiltilintr und L.otm AftsoriuUun ItoMsn.H, (.'rruliT Inilllri-iiK'tils Unlit aiO" olher uKStH.'hiiIon »t like I'ltui-jrler. I itsl,
Iht'IC Is no I'T.'O IRLNII'NEIL IU-COIIM1 a mi-mlier ol llns Afsi,chit Ion. jM'inml, iln In U'restHihl pii'iuumi mid lis cai-nliifrs mv as'ur.at, II 1101 KHUUT t!I:in tliosc ril' ollii'I'associations.
I!, I. Ii fi'l' I (A1L' (I Nil I 11(11 (I W Li U. HIIAItr.llOl.hKK UOIIItOW .000. Molillih (lur.s :.s pTinoi:lh lorTM months fitll 00 IntiTi'sl, aii'I [ir-inlit 111 If.s. !11 ih-i- mo. forT:J monllis ni'O 00 Al.lortirv liv f, 00
Iota! puyinrnMotlin Assot linlon.. 'IVn chairs nil1 vvotlhal malni-llv..-.
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fine shape nnd good size for tho time it was planted. Wm. Davis and wifo and Lambert Smith wont to Hillsboro last Friday to tho Masonic celebration.
Whnt in tho world is the matter with the Democrats. '1 hoy seem to bo down in tho mouth Bince the Republican convention put Bonny in tho field.
My friend, of tho Star, from this placo, hns fniled to unswer the question I asked him concerning the tariff 011 wire nails. I still urgo liisan.wer. Also his answer in regard to Calico.
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Tol-al cos! nf ?,1.00( Ijtr 0 ji-ar-i 5 IN! IM.I'JiTIIATION'I'M INVKVruH. I lit* in vest or n-i i'i\i's ai :nu* mil \... ?l,(iiui 1.0 1 olal rosl. 10 invi'Mor pur month lor 7:1 months oil
Prollt in t, vr:Lrs oil II llii-i-arnin^s i-'ontlniu! to ho as ^rooii in tin* IM nro as I hcv have In 1 lie pasl I wo year.-, v. •Aiil hi* ahhMoinatim the sltn l: i:: months.-. Compaiv tin* ahovr 11J list rations with IIIOJM' of" other Assoriat.ioiis before iinestinir. It will lie seen that the borrower can, in a 1, years, seenre a home at an outlay nf but, little more than ills rent wmihl have been. While Ihebory rower ean thus seenre 11 hi,me with his lime savings, tlu rati also realize a luinl-. some prolit, en his stock, thos ilcmonsirating that investments in bn hlln^ as*oeiitlions are more proillal'ie anil secure tnllli :u any oiher IfKitimaiv biiMncss.
This vvii! he seen by remlitiM the /Vnajwrfu.? ali'l hy*iii.\s which wiii hi! riirmshcfl ami lul Information jilvcn to unv one hv i'allinivnn
CUMi:Kltl,A.\'l.V Mll.l.KII. lis W e-.t Main SI.
At these Prices
everybody
enn afford tiie luxury of
-l-C-.E C-R-E-A-M:-
$ .«0
hull j-utioii. if* (••llloll l..»u Parkt (1 to on!cr\
Maocof Puro Crcnrn ami Flavoring.
Pure
Music 1 lull Restaurant
and
Ice L'ream Parlor.
"Royal liuby" t'orl lli/ic. No good thing should be ouliawi because here and there vrnceless person treats it basely. JI isjust wt nrrrxxhih to atlminixlrr inrujaraulx In Hn) aiji'it ail'l frehlc tis ills to .itiriK/llicn (Iwi'thiKj Hut! ix hnjiunnKi ih riii/. Not only may life be grimily prolonged, by artificial support, but tin- declining years of those near and ilimr to UH be rondorod more comforlablo and age relieved of many of its usual pinns and penalties by judicious IUIO of "Royal Ruby" Port Wine: each bottle is guaranteed by the undersigned to bo absoIntelv pure nnil over five years old at bottling or money paid for it will be refunded. Quart bottles $1.00 pints CO cts: never sold in bulk. See that you
"Royal Ruby." For
Fide
by
Nyo A: CO. Bottled by 1 loyal Wino Co., Chicago.