Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 25 November 1892 — Page 4

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Christmas

Presents

See

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Good Foundation

auftu*

Is necessary for the building

up of a large, successful and

profitable business such as ours.

A better foundation for shoes

and shoe business cannot be

found than "Honest quality—

low prices." Give us a call

and you will be convinced.

J. S. KELLY.

124 East Main Street.

Thanksgiving Bonnets

MRS. WILSON'S

1ST A. Washington strwet

Healthful, Agreeable, Cleansing.

Cures

Obappad. Bands, Wound*, Bnrna, Etc. Remove* and Prevents Dandruff.

AMERICAN FAMILY S01P.

B*«t fo» General Household Use

Charity.

No win tor In hcr», In no man'* laud,

llui oyer with a lavish hand Occurs, Her (rifts of (told:

Throughout the oarth.

with Joyoui boliurou* mlrtk, Untold. Tfcvily Small',

DAILY JOURNAL

FRIDAY. NOV. 25. 1892.

THE D.ULY JODBNAI

for sale by

Bobineon ,fc Wallace, and Pontione ,t Lacey.

FROM HERE AMD THERE.

—Herb Lucas is visiting in the city. —R. S. Thomson is home from Chicago. —Miss Grace Nutt is iu Yountsville visiting friends. —R. J. Greene and wife have returned to Lincoln. Neb. —Mrs. Bob Wilson relumed to Frankfort this morning. —Miss Grace Davidson visited in Indianapolis yesterday. —Miss Nelle Coutant spent Thanksgiving in Indianapolis. —Tom Eastman, of Indianapolif, spent yesterday in the city. —Andrew McMnken came down from Chicago to spend Thanksgiving. —Gen. Jones, of Youngstown, Ohio, spent yesterday with l'rof. King ana wife. —Dr. li. J. Cunningham is attending the Y. P. S. C. E. convention at Fon W ayne. —Miss Anna Sibbett and Miss Alma McClure went to Indianapolis thin morning. —Albert Baker and family, of Ind:anapolis, are the guests of Prof. J. L. Campbell. —Misses Mary Dinneen, Grace Lawrence and Rose Kelley are visiting in Indianapolis. —Quite a large number from hero went to Indianapolis yesterday to shop and witness the foot ball game. —G. F. Dooley returned to Iudianap olis to day whore he is serving as foreman of tne United States grand jury. —The Oniatenon club will meet this evening in Judge Harney's room and listen to a paper by Prof. Kiugery on

Compulsory English Education." --Rev. G. P. Fuson officiated at the funeral services of Mrs. Norin Gott yesterday at Brown's Valley, hence bis absence from the union Thanksgiving services at Center church. —Rev. G. P. Fuson left to-day for Waynetown where he will remain until nest Monday. He will conduct services there on Sunday. No services will be held here oil Sunday except Sunday school at 0:30 a. m. —John Hornbeck, for the pHst eighteen years with Campbell Bros.' dry goods store, has accepted a position in McClure & Graham's Trade Palace, where he will be glad to meet hie old friends and customers the future. —On Saturday night, December 3, the Mt. Zion church two miles weBt of the city, will give an entertainnnnt consisting of songs and declamations. The proceeds of the entertainment will be applied for the benefit of the church.

Music and Oomedy .Next Week. The MaBon-Manola company come next week with two new plays which afford opportunities for music and comedy. The joint stars are John Mason and Marion Manola. They present two new comedies, one entitled "If I Were You," by William Young, author of "The Rajah" and other successful plays. It is iu three acts and includes in the cast such excellent actors aB Edward P. Temple, Robert McWade, Julius D. Booth, Charles Adams, Annie N. Clark, Hattie B. Schell and Polly Winner. The comedy is preceded by a one act love story founded on the rebellion and called "The Army Surgeon." This will In played by Miss Clark, Mr. McWade an Mr. Strange, the author, ^ives splendid opportunity for the fine abilities of M.*. Mason and Miss Manola: and also affords a chance and scope for the wondorful vocal [lowers of the talented lady. The parts have been written expressly for them. They have received the higheat uraise wherever they have appeared, and will be warmly welcomed here, especially by those who have so long admired Manola as an operatic artist.

MARRIAGE LIOEFLSEB.

Frank Mills and Ida Simms.

Wit EX NATURE

Needs assistance it may be best to render it promptly, but one should remember to use even the most perfect remedies only when needed. The best and mist simple and gentle remedy is the Syrnp of Figs, manufactured by the California Fig Syrup Co.

Tnm in line weather for making Christmas photo* at Nicholson's.

He Read the Summons.

Our old friend "Elder" Jacobs is rapidly coming to the front in the profession of law, and hnrdlv a day passes but that he tiles a case in the circuit court. He is of an economical turn, however, and often to save his clients costs he will executo a summons himself. The other day armed with a summons he started after Uncle James Pairo aud found the old gentleman in a stable. Now Mr. Paire believed that if he could escape hearing the reading of nny part of that summons that ho could not be held to answer by the court for nonappearance. Accordingly when the reading begun he turned to Use but was juickly seized and thrown by the brawny attorney who, placing his knee ou the chest of the would bo escape, proceeded to read the summons in a loud voice. Mrs. Pairo came rushing in and being advised by her husband stood in the door to screen the light of the fast declining day and so prevent the awful reading. But the erstwhile preacher was equitl to the occasion and grabbing her he held both Mr. and Mrs. Paire until his official duty had been accomplished. Then he went, his way with the satisfaction born of a work well done.

The Fireman's Ball.

The fireman's annual masquerade ball last evening at the P. O. S. of A. armory was the pronounced and decided success it should have been. These entertainments have always been well patronized and highly enjoyable aud the affair of last night proved no exception to the established rule. The music furnished by the Music Hall orchestra was new and all first class and proved of great service to the merry dancers. Mayor Handel and lady led the grand march and after it the dancing began and continued until a late hour, everyone milking the most of it. There was quite a large number of masquers on the tloor but many were not and the mixture rendered the situation all the more amusing, especially for those masqued. When the home waltz was played everyone was tired but happy and left the hnll highly pleased. The management is to be congratulated upon the successful administration of the event which was wholly devoid of any unpleasant features.

Death of Mrs. James Kvar :. At the residence of Jati.e. rtyiiu, two miles south of New Ross, Winnie, his wife, departed this life at 'J o'clock, Nov. 23, with the dreaded disease consumption. She was fort) years fid and leaves a husband and four children to mourn her loss. Funeral services were held at the residence, Rev. A. 1'lunkett officiating. Interment at the Stoner cemetery.

Yor are probably worrying about what to buy for ChriBtmas. Let Nicholson help you out by making a life size picture.

As to Oliver.

To tin-Editor the Journal. DAIU.INI:TON,NOV. 24.— Knowing your desire at all times is fairness to all and knowing that you have been imposed upon by your informant as to the character of one Oliver Hamilton, wish to correct you by saying that the said Oliver is well and favorably known here as a quiet, inoffensive boy. lie is known to take his own part but is far from being the aggressor you pictured him to be. AB to his racket at Bowers many good citizens say that he was perfectly justifiable in all he did as all was in self defense. As he is a son of a veteran the same spirit that desecrates soldiers' tombstones caused him to use his knife, and plenty of good men are ready to stand by Oliver in this case. If they will tackle him one at a time I will guarantee that he will be the last one to use his knife, but four at a time are too many. ONE WHO KNOWS.

A WORD TO HUSBANDS. We hear much of the duty of wives to alwn\ greet their husbands with a smile when coming home tired from their work. There

another side to the

rr" —. 2 f//

picture. If husbands would only realize the thousand annoyances incident to housekeeping they would feel it just as much a duty to do all they can to mnke life pleasant for the hardworking wives, t'he stupoT caused by chloroform,' Many a wife is a sufferer with dyspepsia, I

constipation and sick or nervous headache. In such case go to the druggists Moffet .t Morgan and get a fifty

..i #r ,,

vnt

,- i-u- Cured Prune:

bottle ofLos Angeles Raisin Cured Prune

Laxative which is a sure, safe and pleas-

cure-

SAW:

BEAUTIFUL WRECK.

dm ml Hamulus In Cloaks. Cloaks worth $10.00, tT.'.oO and ftK.00, this week choice f-l.'.'il. l.oii- UisruoK.

Livjrn* Sulphur "Lotion" for nil aeses of the skin.

dis-

lf you need a eloali this is the week to buy it. We will Rive yoj a cloak ,vorth $10.00. *12.00 and $15.00 for J4.HS.

Loins BISI II.IR.

THE wonderful Christy bread, cake, Paring nnd carving knives for sale at 107 north Grant avenue. 11 2i\

Lwi'jd Sulphur "For the Bath"—i ture's own cure for rheumastism.

Sulphur

HAS been a favorite cure-all since grandmother's time, but heretofore it would not dissolve iu the stomach. Dr. Von Peters, an eminent German chemist has discovered how to dissolve sulphur. Now it can be absorbed by the system. "Liquid Sulphur" is on sale at Moffett AMorgan's.

Cloak Parlor. Washington Stree. Cloaks worth S10.00, $12.00 and S15.00. Your choice this week at S t.'.iU.

Lot'is BiM iior.

The liest lAfc l'oltry.

It's not the Tontine plan, nr temlowinem plan, or Ten years' renewable pl.m. It's not adding your few dollars to the hundreds of inilUous that the insurance companies boast of. It's a better investment than any ol those. It is investing a few dollarin that standard remedy, the "Golden Men leal Discovery,*' a cure for Consumption in it's early staires. aud all throat and lumr troubles.

Foi: SOUK THIIOAT. Saturate a flannel bandage with Chamberlain's Pain Balm nnd bind it on the throat. It will cure any ordinary case in one night's time. For sale bv Nye .v Booe. druggists.

Coughing leads to ConsnmpUrti Kemp's Bal earn will stop the coughs at once

was troubled with oitarrii for seven purs previous to .commencing the use of. i'.'y sCream Balm. It has done for: mf what- other so-eal'ed cures have failed to do —eurea me. The etTeot of the Balm seeuietl majrical. Clarence L. Huff, Uiridef'jril, Sle

Alter tryinp many remedies for catarrh duripntt-e past tweve years. I tried Kly's Cream liahn with complete success. Ills over one year since 1 stopped usinir it ami have had no return ef catarrh. 1 recommend it to all my friends.— MiltonT. lJa!in. Iieudiatr. l»a

Uneaten'# Arnica salve Thebest salve in the worlu fcr cuts bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores, tetter, chapped hands, ohilapintj. oorns and all skin eruptions, aud lost tively cures piles, or no pay required It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money refunded. Prioe 2f, cents per IKIX. For sale by Nve A Booe, druggists.

.1 l\o man i-f.

She was far—and my passion betrun! She sunled—aud 1 could not love.' Hut when from afar detected catarrh,'-"

No beauty my passion could move' In despair she sought doctors in vain, Tiil she learned of "Humanity's boon Now lier breath isas sweot as tlie dew

Winch tails upon roses in .luue.. .. To-niu'ht, as we sit in our home, And l.kiss hei sweet lips u'er and o'er, We bless Mr Sni/e la ou Dliss,

For the joy that tie urouRht--to our door. There is no disease more tryine to friend ship.thnn catarrh The constant effort ti. clear the throat and nose, the foul breith. ail the features of the disease, make it a* much dreaded by the friend as Viy"Mie vieinn. Humanitvlias iuse to bless Dr. 'S.icr for his "Catarrh Kpmody." Themarul urers offer to forfeit ?:)i.l for any case tl.ev cannot cure

Hoijal iiuby furl II ine. The feebier the constitution, the more susceptible the system is to the caust'i' disease, nnd the less competer-t it is to struggle with sickness. Hence wher. there is a deficiency of natural stmuini the physique should-be protected anu strengthened by the the best, invigorant that nature produces. Insist upon vour druggist or dealer giving you "ROYAL RUBY" Port Wine accept no substitute "j at as good'' which thev may olTer you.

The pure Oporto grape juice, old, rich and mellow, has that fruity tas'.e so seldom found, no matter whnt price is paid. (t)nart bottles Si pints CO cents Sold and guaranteed by Nye ,fc Co. Bottled by Royal Wine Co., Chicago I1!B.

Jhiii I Join Yourfo .Siil or Smolst' Life A tin i/."

That, is the name of a little book just, received telling tdl about Xo to-bae —the wonderful, harmless, guaranteed cure for chewing, smoking—cigarette habit or snulf dipping. No-to bar is the only guaranteed tobacco habit cure in the world—sold by druggists. Mention this paper. THE" STERLING REMEDY CO.. 15 Randolph St., Chicago, or Indiana Mineral Springs. Ind., and get a book mailed free.

To 1OHII0 Mothcri

who are for the first time, to undergo woman's severest trial, we offer you, not with your dearly loved and longed-for offspring, but "Mother's Friend," a remedy which wiii.

risl. of lh.(llh for vo„-rsol{ or

if used at directed, invariably aj'evia'.e

the pnins,

horrors and risks of iabor.an.i

oft enlirely do uw(ly wiUl tUm

by Nye A-Booe. drug/ists.

-IK

1' t.cnuliintf

'Jii

vcnilitr. 'i'htii tunieil froiii re Slit! bid nervous ilui inu I1 at id ,'s sud'iei'l.v tlint hiiiit .-'ft provuletit u'Mli «nii

Tl:o C-.'tllse ot t!:cis some iit?'jii

LYDSA E. PBfiSKNAM'S vece7as,u.

I- 111-(I'll 8*».UIVf JLrurilliiiuit. iSi-nn ilr O fvi i.E ?l l"j f-.ir lh-[j'^-iihiir anil ailmi ntM nf r.-n-n. Jti:iirc the wor.l fonii^ of K-iiial- ('oiiijrl-iiri",. lli.it lirnri'i i1 I',.1 H-.' UiK.k, KalliiiR anil lUspiaci'incnt of 111- lnll,i'm nnti..M, o-.i-ri-in ....

('ryuiiic IHi-fii.-!* of tlio CtiM'iis fir Wniiili, anil .'nit .-xjirN Tumors from llir '.'ti ru* at IMI (. aniv-roua fhiiiior. nml ."Ir^ncthi ii- an n:nl im lj-ira!i" 111- wli'de pv-!"ln. I-.,rtlir

or i:"-.- 'i:!:'.i'i|v

incident to hv .• s-r can readily lm r.'iKo\'e! Ky a iv uiei.t.

'1'iie I Vrt',- la hi' /iriliiul rut lil:.- liliyi'. Midi cii.ses. !1 tiol, i' jrives jnv.iiipt, n-iiet. •efferts jK'nnnneut

Invaliialili! to'the ("liaiijri-i'f 1. .-'.

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)i." .'I

MUnn •alntw«, I xcliahiliij, N«v'.u» l-nwirmioaV-'Btlin. •I low* iho hiimm:h. mw lli'inlacln-. licur ral lJi'l,ilii}V(i»ti., .! f\ ii 11!') l\j i. j.

f'*i%i|Kinnil lja» nn rlivil. All I.'rii':'_'|.|- i-cii i! its a Mustil.kifl arttrjlc '.i-litr.--, nt) Mil• i}iI nf ij, 1 .*(?.

I j. lii i. ,1.

•nt l.y mail. In f-.r.-r.

l-VDIA E. PIMKHAM MEO CO.. LYM

AT illuitritjd bMk, entitled Guido to Health and Etiquette," by lydla E. Pinkhasi, offp-fct' ulto 'rt Ijdifi. We will present a copy to anyone addressing us with two 2-CFR.t 'tjmns.*

hild birth A E E A S

MOTHERS* FKISNTJ is vicntifu"prepared Liniment, every ingre^-^ dwnt: of recounted!-value ami in ^cor-itant^iise by the medical profession. hese ingredient,s-arecom-^-: l^ned in a manner hitherto unknown *y

MOTHERS1 FRIEND

iLL DO ail that is f6r it ANDMORfc. It Shortens Labor,-. Lessens Pain, Diminishes Danger to*Life of Mother and Child. Book7 to MOTHERS-?.' mailed l-RF.fyconw taining valuable, infoiniation andvoluntary testimonials. Ser thy ripre^ an rc'cOiptof priic fl.M per I'

BRADFIELD REGULATOR CO.. Atlanta, i:

TTOI.L) JJY *LI, I)KL"UlitKT^

So ill bv Nve .t L'n

jfiT TUB

Methodist Church,

Friday Evening,D.-cember2,f92

A 0 O'CLOCK.

The New York

iiwtor: FlMnoso. -,MaxDick, Violin Virtuoso.'! vGco, SiMiwr. lulu feolout. •liihai.rn-.-Mior«?ch." Violin Virluoso

I'au.l *iVJofonci Ho Virt/uoso Wllhi?li«,A n^onnuii'le, .Double

.Miss Marion S ucKM^/zo-Soprauo'

AdmisMon 50 C. nts

Tiekets on salo.at Moffiitt .V Mwirmi's L)ruf Stov. '-Aj

DR. WAITE'S SALE.

5"ii

Dr. Wake will

his household goods on

Wednesday,. Nov. 30,

io from of the Court

ix'oUse, nt 2 clock.

1 hi5 wil! be good

opp.oi tuaily to secme

useful •iriicics a" a Uax

price.

FOR

(Jvbtur:,, Celery. Cranberries,

jersey Sweet lJot:iloes,-.:

I land-made Mince Meat,

pronijith-

Kraut, Juc.

Sweet Cider. Sam

Bob Atkinson's Daily Market,

Cor. College and Water Sts.

Children Cry for

Pitcher's ^astoria.

j\e\VNjtu wrtt J'.mtitt nr.,

'•J'AlufaijjrH ore certiiiniy tlie f(reate«t Ix-nefneUirP of 1,1m rano. nncl I, nftiti reading 1

Jr. Friinkliu .Milet,' ipulw

wurke, eutiuol lielp decluring hiiu bw Miiong tlie IP OBI eiiletUiinini nnd ecltic.itiu^ uullim-B." He is not Htriiage to our reiuliTb, iih his liilverli&euiunts rj iijipenr in our columnw iu evi-ry leaiio, N culling nttontiou to the fuct Umt the elegant work on Nervous itmi Heart I Di-iei-.seH

distributed free by our en-

terprihing druggistu Nje A- Co. Trial JiottleB of Dr. Miles' Nervine nre given nwny, nlso Book of 'I'eet.iiiioniul" show. ing tliut it is uneijuiilled for Nervous Prostration, Ucaduclie, 1'ivor Memory, DizzinesB, Hleeple6fin««e, N'euralgin, Uynteriii, Fita, Euilejisv

Another Large Lot of

CLOHKS

Just

Arrived at the

Palace From the Largest

To the Smallest Size.

We offer the best values in CLOAKS for the money and that is the secret, of onr largo cloak sales. We will lit your forms nnd pocket books at the TRADE PALACE. Mr. McClure spent last week in the, markets and our stockOf

Domestics, Dress Goods Trimmings and Millinery

Is complete in choice tilings at broken prices. In fact you will find bargains in nil departments, of v-.'.',: 'i, .. .v

& Graham.

iuj'Mi Washington f.

,..Jt i.s \yjt-h,eroat.pk-amivo that the Knnrmow- ol the Y.M. A of this uiifuunv'O U«o following li nr. course of eJitcrtunnijcriti tor tlic soasour,:\rov s^j--UoniM.»rt by. the Anul ''Sftxtette (hL\ biUiUi .1)^.0 ..j— L-'CVI.IC iuni Siietcti, Vy KtcnarU Lt. \v Dawson. tlnu., (ji uti.fJ coiH-ort: liv honx utoM.

Friday Eve. November 25. One Nigiit Only.

20 per cent. Discount

For THIS WEEK ONLY.

i\(.)B1NSON & VYALLACE

CORNER BOOK STORE.

Y. jVL. C. A.

Lecture Course.

rOXJHTH S33A50N".

1* .1 •-1 jvoT,QI'u VV. i*. FijOiburif, .Mm.f.h-jnr bV-cture by.Cap \V. IjeWm ute.

iiuiiinnoiiic Club!

1'?" »e*cntf ptfiiiinHmt by Shipp

lifub Tbe Si'titon HI •iR A. oi^K-e .UIO 'J.V

FINE STOCK

For Sale Or Exchange For

SHALL

Stock wi!i be Sold on good Time.

E.C.GRIFFITH.

KUSIC HALL.

O & W O S

Hours of Fun and Music.

M. VOUWG'S

Now 4 Act Hilorious Hoosier Comedy Drama,

THE

CLODHOPPER,)

Supported by "Sis Hopkins." Aunt irnah Saunders" and Many (J/'er Neighbors.

PRICES

and

'till line Staple

Groceries, I'resh

sa^e.

ancy

oi'l.

Sau-

35c, c,75c

"SIC

ered

I'.tc. ()rders deli

ALL.

Monday Eve, ^ov.

ICS

Spccia] Kn^agoticnt of the Famous

Manoia-Mason Co.,

Willi .lulin Miisnu aivl Mai irm Mimolis, ("'J"ae Aiuurienn Keu'dnls."!

In DeUrhUul Uouliie Hill, inehiijiii Win. Young's succCHstul 3 ncl. cometly.

if Were You!"

IiCxeded by tlie one net play

The Army Surgeon.

-35, 50 and 75

Agents Wantnd on Sak ry

Or commission, to ltun]Io the NVw Fatont Oicrnlcii* Ink Knisinjr Pencil. Tho qulrkost and Rrralcst seliliiff novelty over pn-duetHl. Kni.s« ink UmroiitfMj In two e».vonus. No ahruslon ol pupt r. Vorks UkMim»:le ^'00 to •*00 ppr

WNT

prr.il. One iiffcni.'E

BIUOS

Hinount-

erl to 5G00 in »i. »iays. Another. in two hours. Vjri/vlous oxporlonco not neeeasary. r'or K'rir'* un-lliili imrtlctiUrs, addreKS, The Mnnro/-.^niKer Mfif Co. Lat.'ro-oo.WIs. 445

Ittw A164MY & C?-!C'AC

DIHECT LINE To ah poiutH

North and South—Chieapo and"Louisril!.-. Throujrh Route to Western Points.

Solid I Pullman Vestibule Train Service

IIBTWEKN* -,S.

Chicago-Louisville. ehicac^Ciocinase. Crawfoj dsville Tinie-TaWe ."iorni-r

NOHTll 1 1 :.'i0 in

WATSON.^.-

now on sale a. meni)ers of tho

BiM 4

FARtt

•.. Xini^oj'U «J Dri.il -Brood Mares and their and u. iine 5yoar old imported A^tanion^sure /crtlr^Uer, and line lot of -•.coith as- un.v, in proof of which 1 ask ,vot to t-rtU ami Am1 a iJnc lot of yciir ddwn to buelchn^B. For ioil?j?jotith of Crawlordsvillo oo the .. thjs»rl(?y Kavvai-d irravel road at fcl. C. ii'j(Uth?S.HtOclJ fltrO).

K.'/leveland, Cin.cinnati, Chicago

l'uOiit3. ,& St. Louis R. E'

Wumiw Sltopor« on niK'ht trnlns. Beet

KKS-.

oru tl&y coaelifscn alitralus, CoDnoetlnfr with solid Vestibule true? ultomlutrtoo and Peoria to ari.2 Jrora w.f river, Denver antj the Pnelfle coast.

At Indianapolis, Cincinnati, ,Sprlnrflei«' *ti OtumnuH to and from the an's*1" U. rd cities.

TRAINS AT OlUWFOKDeVILIiK.' OOINGWKST. No. 9mail ,.0:UO &. ir No.7 mall (d r.

"»4,

Ex.

-No. 17 mall 1 ni No.Express OOINOKAST. No. 12 Mall (a) 9:00am No. 2 Kxprese 2:10 a Mi No. 18 Mull 1 12 t» ui No.R Mall... 5:08 pin

VANDALIA LINE

I I TX&X£ TABLE KUHTHK.NOHTll No. .V.J, Kx. Sun, 8:1(1 a.m. lor St. .lost'ph. Ne.

SUM. (:IK

lor South

UETIIL-:

KOU THE SOUTH.

No. ."it Ex. Sun. !t:-H a. m. for Torre IlaiiteNo, f:t Ex. Sun. r:'-'0 p.m. lor Torre lUuii'

For coinplotc time eiinl, irivinir ill -r.( anil stations, unci for full Information us Icr Miles, 111 rough ours, etc., a(lonf

J. C, HUTCHINSON, Agent,

Crawfordsvillc, I ml..

WILLIAMS BROS.

Plumbing and Natural Gas Fitting a Specialty.

Remember, wo lr.ake no

m'a*:

uring your house amt CBtii.-i..' ci-' our work.

Hydrants put in and olil ones repaired. We deal iu all kinds of Puuips '.rhicti selling very ehoap. 125 South Grf.ep St

Opposite Munie Hall.

"W-A.JSTTEID

A 21 PHBSENTATIVB for our FAMILY THBAS.UHY, th' irreati'St tonk ev utl' -'red to Hie public

A OHBISTUAS1 EESENT for l»i oUl aiil yminfr.

Our eou|Hn syfitem, wf ieh we use in this grout work, imbles eueh purelius'-T to the l»o«k FHE£. so every one mm-liusfs.

Fur his lirst, «eck one iiuent's ?»r«'nt lliwoo. Another #i:iu oo. A LADY Ju&t clear« ll'JO 00 for lierllrt.t^e«M»k ",,rs*

Write for mirHcuhir.-. ami y«»»i rw» at. once send M.00 for outfit, Wo plve e.\ci»4 -Ive territory, anil pay li-r^e eonunisfiion^ the sal* of .suh-ujrents. Write at owe for the 'im ncy for your county. Address all communications to

HAND, MoNAl.M CHlCACiQ.

FURNITURE

I have the largest and best selected stock of new, fresh oods in the Furniture line in .ne State, which I will offei at the very lowest prices.

Call and see the line whe" you are in the city.

Wm.-LTEIder,

43 and 4B 8. Meridian St,

INDIANAPOLIS