Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 29 November 1892 — Page 3

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jibsC'sugar lbs white extra lbs granulated. .. lbs con fa lbs cut loaf lbs powdered...

lb Lion coffee lb Jersey coffee..

IbRio roasted lb Java and Ivloca.

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ITU RE.-

Xew

mas.

Get A

Looks Like Gold!

Sounds

£5 cents.

Wurrauted 1 your.

..earsUfce Gold

Will StHDU a Uold ACHl'J'tt*

tfold only by

•25

EENSWARE.—The

SO cents

Warranted 2 year*

ROSS BROS.,

AT TUB

99c STORE.

WE ARE HEADQUARTERS!

:RJELAJD:

spi 25 lbs

No matter who the man may be,

K'en one of great renown,

Keels lack of equanimity

WANTED-HELP.

If his socks are slipping down.

Warner

"So to 700, West 8th street

Eureka flour .so

50 lbs 1.00 25

lbsBenHur flour .50 50 1.00 25 lbs White Rose flour. 30 JQ it (t tt :V 1.00 •23 25 lbs Pure Gold flour. .70 •23

JQ tt tt

lbs Gold Medal flour ... -75

•30 50 .1.50

-A great line of Furniture we ut, showing—

goods arriving daily and we are right in it for Christ

Come in and select and have your goods set aside.

'hat! is nicer for a Christmas present than a piece of furni-

ie Rockers of all styles, dining room tables and chairs,

A bonds, book-cases, lounges, reed and rattan chairs,

re n's chairs, and anything else in the furniture line.«

best stock in this line in this city to

select from, having just received a number of new dinner

sets and a great many fancy articles in white China and in

jflass we are prepared to offer you a nice stock of queens-

ware for Christmas. Come in and see what we have.

TOVES.—Our store stock was never better we have the

stock to select from. -In gas stoves we can furnish you

want we ask vou to come and look and see what we have

BARNHILL.HORNADAY& PICKETT.

Pair of Half Hose Supporters

I'HOM

Ramsay & Goltra.

Father ot

The Warner Elevator M'f'g Co.

The Crawfordsviile Transfer Line,

WAliKUi* it McK AHIiANO, Proprietors,

Passengers and Baggage transferred to hotels, depots or

any part of the city,

OMNIBUSES, CABS AND HACKS.

Leave orders at the stables on Market street,- Telephone No. 4?

\yANTRI)-A competent girl to do houseMi ave. work at, 105 oust WahtLSl

\\MNTKD—posit ion as salesman, local or traveling. Kxpeiienee j*1'Kue host of reference.

In local work. Address W. l\

IMi.soN, Mow Kosb, 111(1.

12-8

I —A wheelhirrow heloDKlnjr to Iheelty, 1 lit, party who took

jnd

mold trouble.

onw

lioutd return It 11-20

pOKHALK—TIIO counter now IN use at THIS '"'I'HNAL ollice Is lor sale at. a bargain.

UST—'Hetweon Junction and Walter Hros.* Mm

Km*

Iron pulley with about 30 feet

u„Lvu* Under return :o hum and ffetrejo.o

A Household sowing maehinc

in.u i.'m, luteal improvement*, perf""tU' •.iv

R°ld

ftt a bargain for ciisli.

'iMhis otllee.

,)C

rk'nootl

lulcl

(irk-

Ap-

WANI M—Az the Nutt. houne. throe oxun.i1.-.

dining room kIHs. Good pay

steady eiiiployment. Apply at once. 12«H

\\fAM KI)—The names and aridreoaes of en-

pIm VIKC.tIc

!l,cn

women oneu for perma-

Rivo oxolubive territory. Wo

icf, ir ^tKMl workorti MO a week, Wofiirn-"oyce.iurnltuw.dolU-ory team and uewsliwin Oup article IB a monopoly.

il?J.lT".*" l8a.v«

er cent, of tho coal hills ot

mh». cent, of tho coal hills of iriii.lv,v* 1'idl particulars by nmll. Lltho tKielt! l,u"iphlet.s, eic., free upon

Address KOALRPAK CO Boston, Mass.

reeelj of Depart/-

Children Cry for

Pitcher's Castorla.

Hydraulic Elevators.

See tlielr 1802 rtiBcliIne!

Cincinnati, O.'iio

The Queen L'axtmed llcr JCIICIK. Qaoen Isabella of Spain, pawned her jewels to raise money to fit out tho expidition that discovered the new world. Her sacrifice was not greater than is made by many women of America, who deny themselves many things in order to have money to buy Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery for their sick husbands or children. This "Discovery" is more important to them, than the one made in 1402. For all diseases of the Lungs, Liver, Throat or stomach, tho "Discovery" is soverign remedy. A trial convinces, its concinued uBe cures. It purifies the blood, invigorates the liver and strengthens and builds up the whole system. Guaranteed to benefit or cure in every case, or money paid for returned.

A Alt I Hon 1'rtendn.

A friend in need is a friend indeed, and not less than one million people lmvc found just sucli a friend iu Dr. KingH Ne A' Discov ery forConsumption, Couehs. and Colds.— If you have never used tbis Great Cough Medicine, one trial will convince you that it lias wonderful curntivo powers in oil diBoutcs of Throat, Chest abd Lungs. Each bottle is guaranteed to do nil that is claimed or money refunded. Trial bottles free at Nye & Co. Large bottles 50c. and tl 00

Children Cry for

Pitcher's Castorla.

DAILY JOURNAL.

TUESDAY, NOV. '2!), 1892.

FATALLY OHUBIJEU.

Jacob Kinsley, a Big Four Brakeuian, MeetB a Horrible I'ate at Mace. Special to the Journal

NEW ROSS, NOV.

2'J.—Last night as

Jacob Kinsley, a Big Four brakeman, was coupling cars at Mace on the

IOCHI

freight he is caught between the bumpers and crushed in most horrible manner. Ho was hastily brought to Now ltoss and medical aid summoned. He was unconscious until af'er his wounds were dressed when ho revived for a short time, only to lapse again into a state of unconsciousness. Several of the fingers on his right hand were m-ished oil and his kidneys were terribly crushed rendering his recovery impossible. He

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x.40

•23 25 lbs Pride of Peoria flour. -75 •23 tjO

..1.50

taken to his home in

Indianapolis on the night train. It was his tirst trip over tho road and how he happoned to meet with the accident is a mystery.

FROM HERE AND THERE.

—O. 1'". Hughes is in Greoncnstle.—D. F. McOlure is in Cincinnati.' -R. S. Thomson is in Indianapolis.

Will Townsley is in Veedersburg. —Sam Thomas went to Indianapolis to-day.

Dr. O. H. .Tonits was in lndiannpo-to-day. —F. T. Luse is in Greencastle and all points south.

George Gregg returned to Greencastle to-day. —Coiity Wilson rpiurneil to Chicago this afternoon.

Judge A. D. Thomas wan in I'.orkville yesterday. l'rof. A. ii. Milford went to Lafavette this afternoon. -Mrs. Sum Bench went to Indianapolis this morning.

Charles Cory was fined for intoxication this morning. l1. O. Itudy, of Indianapolis, visited friends here lust uight. —Ciipt. 11. M. Billings, of Wayne town, was in the city to-day. -Miss Bessie Carter, of J'aris, Kv.. is the guest of Mrs. Harry Naylor.

The family of C. O. McFarlnnd has removed hero from Danville, 111. Mrs. SafTord left to-day for her future homo in Vermillion, Ohio. —Jere Keeney, jr., and Charley Caaad went to Danville. 111., last evening. —A. E. Reynolds and W. E. Humphrey went to Chicago this afternoon,

Mrs. Williams and the children of Dr. Cunningham went to Waynetown to-day on a visit. —Miss Kate Dyer, who has been Lhe guest of Mrs. Win. Merrick, returned to Bainbridge to-day. —Mort Inge and ladv. of Kussellville, are in the city to day purchasing goods for Inge, Boss Co. —The slander suit of Emma Conner against .Tames H. Starke will be tried at Greencastle next Tuesday. —Babe Holloway this morning made default in the divorce suit brought against him by his wife, Ella. —They are killing hogs at the poo farm to-day. It takes fifty head per year to supply the institution. —Mrs. Mattie Stephens, who has been visiting her sister, Mrs. Lillie Howard, returned to her home to-dav near Raccoon. —Eugene Fry is home from Coldwater, Mich.,

a visit, his high school

being temporarily closed on account of diphtheria. —The jury in the case of Robert. Thorp and Company against Thomas J. Zitck returned a verdict for tho defendant last night. -The young Indies who entortained at the home of Miss B'ssie Birch on Hallowe'en were photographed in a group this morning. —This morning John Grimes pleaded guilty to provoking his mother-in-law, Mrs. Mary Holloway, and was fined. The fine was stayed by his father. —James Keys returned from Crawfordsviile this afternoon, where he has been visiting relatives and hunting for the past few clays.— I'rank/oii Xeicx. —Invitations are out for the marriage of Miss Mattie K. Keene to Nate Davis, of Logansport. The ceremony will occur at the A. M. E. church two weeks from to-night. —The ladies of the Mrd section of the M. E. church will give asocial on Thursday evening. Dec. ]. Regular supper served including escalloped oysters for 15 cents. Everybody invited. —-Jt is desired upon the visitation of tho Bishop that there be a full attendance at the services at the Episcopal church to-morrow moruing at 10 o'clock. First bell at !l:!50 a. m. Services at 10 o'clock. —Tho Philharmonic club of NewYork will appear at the Methodist church Friday evening instead of Saturday as stated in these columns. The concert is given under tho auspices of the Ladies' Aid Society of the church. —Miss Helen Mahon, of New York City, arrived last evening and is at the Bobbins House. Miss Mahon conies here for the purposo of meeting every lady in Crawfordsviile and will hold a reception oach day during the present week at tho store of Mr. Louis Biscliof, at the same time explaining and fitting to them the most wonderful corset in tho world, "Her Majesty's." This corset never breaks or loses its form from wear.

Mr. Bishof has secured the solo agency

for them and Miss Mahon will give these fittings to the public gratis, being the representative ot the Princess of Wales Co., and is desirotiB of meeting every lady before Saturday as she loaves that day for Virginia. -The second lecture of the Y.M.C.A. course will bo deliverej by Prof. A.. B. Milford, of Wabash College, Tuesday evening, November 29. Mr. Milford was a former resident of this city, and will no doubt be greeted by a large audience. He is a deep scholar, a profound thinker, and all who hear him will be highly entertained. —I.aFiij/i'lh-

Courier.

"Lost In NewIYork,

Leonard Grove's famous aijuatic drama "Lost in New York," comes to Music Hall next Saturday, matinee and night. Dec. 3, with the original cast and two car loads of elaborate scenerv. The river of renl wuter, with its yachts, row boats, ferries and practical steamboat is one of tho principal realistic features of the production. We clip the following from a recent issue of the 'J'oleihi lllwle\ "Lost in New York," Melodrama is a drawing card at the People's. As an evidence ot this it may lie mentioned that tho curtain went up to a packed house last night, after a most stirring melodrama had played a week's engage-

mout at the theatre. "Lost in New York" was put on for tho tirst time, and made a great hit. The scenery used in the production is the finest that haB ever been used in this house, ind wonderfully realistic. The most striking of the mechanical effects was tho introduction of a naphtha yacht and row boat. A vast body of water was run upon the stage, and a genuine yacht appeared steam up. The heroine ot the piece went Hying down the East River in a row boat, with the little steamer after her. The scene was very impressive and is an apt illustration of the advanced methods used in theatrical productions in this progressive age. The tank containing the water upon whic the bonts ply is Tiixlif) feet, four feet in depth, and contains 00,000 gallons of water. The Park Scene was handsome ly Ket.

Don't forgot the special family mati nee Saturday afternoon. Prices for the matinee, 25 and 00 cents. Tho advance sale opens tomorrow morning at the book store.

The Proclaimer Has dome. Tho new beil for Center church lias arrived and its size will make it usofu] us an umbrella for the 'own in real ruinv wentlier when everybody's cisterns are full and we don't need any more cloud juice. It is certainty a "smash ing big proclaimer" as a high schoc senior said and can easMy be heard as far as Yountsville on lhe west, Linden on tho north, New

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Lotus Olub Meeting.

All members of the Lotus Club are earnestly requested to meet at the small court room on Thursday evening. Dec. 1, at 7:30 o'clock. Business of utmost importance to be transacted.

HAUIIY NAVI.OK, W. !".. Hi.N'KI'T,, Secretarv. President.

McPherson Post Election.

McPheraou Post G. A. It. will moot in regular session Huturdny evening, Dec. !!, promptly at 7 o'clock. [t is important that all comrades be present as oflicers for next year are to be elected.

on tho east, and

Tinkersville on the south.

Judge West, at Your Service. Jere West has been appointed as judge pro tern to try the case of John D. Holland against Win. Everman. He h.is two coons hunting erminie along the creek between here and Yountsville and Mrs. Hattie Dixon is making him an elegant big wig. Mr. West is making out the death sentence for the man who loses the suit.

TALHOTT,

Commander.

COLLEGE NOTES.

Princeton and Yale made ^5".0l)(l on their Thanksgiving game. The value of Cornell's property is $.S,00().0t)(l and thoy are still crying for more, wanting an annnal appropriation of 350,000 from New York.

Indiana University will play I tone Polytechnic Institute next Saturday at Torre Haute. The Polys will give the 'Varsity boys a hard tussle.

Tho Harvard glue club's western trip is now planned out. They will sing in the best cities between New York ami Chicago, leaving Harvard on the 22nd of November.

Studelmkor and Finney ot the Purdue foot ball team will enter tho law sshool of the State University next yuar. This will knock Purdue silly and elevate the chances ot 1. I', to 1 he seventh heaven.

The Indianapolis high school eleven defeated Franklin college in a game of foot ball on Saturday by a score of 8 to 0. Bushman, a substitute on tho Pur due eleven won tho game for Indianapolis by scoring two touchdowns.:-

By Josiah's mother after the foot ball game: Joskih's home Ironi colle^o,

AIT he's perfect sltrht! lie'shln pursuit)' knowledge A-^lttln' up at nljrht His Jaw to black is turn In'

An'tho sweliin'on his I'heck Hhows what work thoy is in lurnln' llow to say them words in Greek.

List of Uncalled For Letters.

The'following is a complete list of "uncalled for" letters remaining in the postoflice at the city of Crawfordsviile, Ind., for the week ending November 2!),i 1892. Persons calling for these letters will please

BIIV

DRESS GOODS

iLANKETS, YARNS, Etc.,

or artistic

ins are way down. We are .still in it in our

for

goods at low prices.

MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Wright S. Jordan and Anna Graham.

LIGHT AND AIRY.

Soumlnil I.Hti' II.

A mis-, of sunnnwwjis mIM

I I

lij»r brother, who wits til with TluMlootor h:ifi t.ii-.t'ii hit* tern-

|j.anitlire

just ln-fuiv she left home and

found tha hi* I'IIMT wan not IMMTIV SO hitrh. "Oh, UrothiT Frank's l»HU

•••'History !telf. Mary. ™ho nwucl tho littie lamb, Is married now, you know. Ili-rllrrthorn sou is ten eur» oM,

Two

Clerk—Two cents, second class matter. St ranker—But this is a first class magazine.—New York Tribune.

Painfully lmi!!•!.

"Alia," f-uid the freckled urchin, Whose stomach with colic was rife, "Throtiphout thta green apple^eason

I'm holding a double life.*' Hrooklyn Life.

Before uuil /\fl«*r.

Hrown —Tin'

farm! features

011

"advertised:"

Cronkite Byron Mitchell Felphs Mabel 2 Murphy, Miss Hiatt I-1 Pierson Mrs Mary Kruger Mrs Almira Bagstel Bert

Long Wm S Miller Mrs Emma Montgomery Mrs E '2

Stephens Sirs Sparks Mrs .1

Good Yard Wide Muslin, 22 Yards,

GOOD CANTON FLANNEL only 5 cents, worth 7

igain as manv cloaks so far this season that we sold alto«eth

eason it is our popular prices for populargoods:

A IKI he to school does go.

He oft eseite.s the toaeherV ire Hv frachirirjt thuruh*. Thru us of o]d, the ehiMreu lanirh

To see the him at f-r-ho**

Petr. I'roe I "i »-S3.

CUM**.

.ln*i :ol)e

ASSUe. hat irom me.

You enn't

Debtor

sir. Collect or-~N*

Debtor— Xo. a turnip. Collector "(In disLfust) Apparently not. Neil her t»an you yot, money out of a dead heat.—Texas Sifting*.

Von'-ran't ffot blood out of

K«o1 Ism.

I have oft 'heard people say, »h, wad soni'' power the irif!lev^ie us"Quutiny: from an ohl Scotch lay "T«» M'f ourselV it h*rs see us." Hut I would far more happ\ ho

It' MniiC fairy, \s itch or elf. Would mn!:e theoih'-r people sen Me ju.st as I see mjsclt. —II. Dod^o Tu-henor in Life.

Coii»i*tent.

"Why have you named yourdo«rt:ie .laek after .'irk Henderson when yon .vty you don': like Jack Hendersonasked Whit* ty\s Uurle Tom. "'Cause don't like the doggie either," replied WhiMy.—Harper's Bazar.

Kvery Time.

The r.on«tant drop of watftr Wears away the hardest stone: The r0n5ithi.it jrnaw of To\v:.*r

Masticates the toughest hone: The constant eooin lover Carrie* off the hliwhing maid, And the constant adverser

Ja I ho otto who yets the trade Wahoo Wasp.

Onpht to I5e More,

plainly indi

cate character and disposition.

select*

im: Your wife, were you governed

by her

chin? .longs—No. hut. I have been ever since we married.—Tit-Bits.

A "hi AVent lit'I Cluing*... In hUrniiKT tinie lie shut tIn door j: Anil brouuli' ilio urinor lo your brow,•He clmiiKt'Js. a»(l you chlilo tlio (nore llr alw:i\ leaves it. o]n*ii ni-iw.

Wn'hliiRton Star..

An Appropriate Toast.

At a 1 in mi- liri'incti recently tliu folluwiitK M'titiitien! \v ei propositi: "Tliu liidms! Tlieir eyes kindle tin: only (lame whicli we cannot. uMin^nisli, and against wliicli rhere no insurance!"—K,itlliaune.

Tlie Knit.

^Wlio ip the. hello toniuhtV asked she As they etcud

011

the ballroom floor.

lie looked unmad the room to see, And-sho speaks to him no more.:

Cupf? (Yal Item.

Royal Hub)/" 1'orl H'oir. II yon are reduced

111

vitality or strength

by illness or any other cause, recotnmend the use of tins Old l'ort Wine, the very blood of the irrupn. A Ki and tonic for nursiiit tnotliers, and those redMccil by wustintr disease. It ereates strength improves the anpetito nature's own remedy, inUL'li prelenible to drills cuaranteed ttbsolutci.v puro and over live years of aire. Younsi wine ordnarily sold is not. lit to uso. Insist

huvini this stundnrd brand. 11

costs no more, fl

111

tuarl bottles, pints

(Wets. Ko.val WmclJu. J'orsaloby N've\ Hooe.

Hove Taken Several

Bottles of Brndlield'a Female Jtegulator for falling of the wrab and other dieeases combined, of 30 yours stRnding, and 1 really believe I am cured entirely, for which please accept my thanks

Mits. W. E. STKBDINS. Ridge, Ga.

Xoticc!

To all whom ii may I'oiwrrn Any debts contracted by my wife, Ema Thomas, after this date will not be recognized nor paid l_ me.

FHKD THOMAS,

Nov. 10th. "!)2- Linden, Ind.

we are showing some worderful bargains.

we cannot be ont-done. Table Linens.

Opposite Court House. First door west of Kline's |. \veirv Store

Plumbiu

r." s*hi- an

swered the quest toner. "Tho doi-ior took his dinrnet^r this morning, »n. it's much suiailer/' Harper's Bazar.

Waveland, Miss.

for

to our large stock of Hosiery and Underwear in good lirst-class goods at moderate prices.

about Xo-to-bac

the wonderful, harmless, guaranteed cure for chewing, smoking—cigarvlte habit or snuff dipping. Xo-lo-bac is the only guaranteed tobacco habit cure in the world—sold by druggists. Mention this paper. THF, STERLING REMEDY CO., 4.3 Randolph St., Chicago, or Indiana Mineral Springs. Ind., and get a book mailed free.

Ilexcrvtnii fratsr.

We desire to say to our citizens, that for years we have been selling Dr. Kind's New Discovery lor Consumption. Dr. King's New Life pills, Hueltlen's Arnica Sah eainl Electric Bitters, and have never handled I remedies that sell as well, or thai have pven such universal satisfaction. We do not hesitate to Kuaranteo them every time, and I we stand ready to refund the purchase pricc.if (rood results do not follow their use These remedies have won their irreat nop- I ularity purely on their merits. For Sale bv Nye A: Hooe Drut i:ists. I

Strong nuneHHca.

Among the thousands of testimonials of cures by Dr. Miles's New Heart Cure, is that, of Nathan Allisons, a well known citizen at Glen Rock, Pa., who for years I had shortness of breath, sleeplessness, 1 pain in left side, Bhoulders, smothering spells, sic. one bottle of Dr. Miles' Now Heart Cure and one box of Nerve nnd Liver Pills, cured him. Peter Jnqnot, Salem, N. J., is another witness. For twenty years suffered with Heiii't, Disease, was turned away by physicians at ncurable, death stared him in the face, could not lay down lor feBr of smothering to death. Immediately after using New Cure he felt better Bnd could lay down and Bleep all night, and i6 now a well man. The New Cure i« sold,

free book, by Nye & Booe.

$1,

AVe want to call voin attention

CLOAK DEPARTMENT.

MILLINERY

Will Do Your

AT ONCE.

Only first-class workmen employed anil satisfaction guaranteed*

Music Hall Plumbing Shop.

New Parlor Furniture, and Bedroom Furniture, New Dining Room and Kitchen Furniture, New Patterns in Carpets and Rugs,

New Patterns in Lace Curtains, New Patterns in Chenille Curtains, New Designs in Chairs, Side-Boards, Parlor Library and Office Book=Cases and Desks. All goodi are new, desirable and prices always the lowest Cm cash or payments.

ROYCE PEAVEY.

FURNITURE and CARPET Store,

125 South Washington Street.

of the J'raile-Soitlh. I

I find Chamberlain's medicines very excellent, particularly Chamberlain's Cough Kemedy.—15.

K. ETIIUIIMIK.

Hal-

Chamberlain's Cough Itemed} cannot be beat.—W. L.

DAVIS,

FI.OWKKS,

window,

•jcene at poctofl»ee stamp Stranger—How much will it this matca/.ine9

cost to send

Liberty Uill,La.

I have used Chamberlain's Cough Remedy in my family, and consider it the best 1 have ever tried.—W. .1.

Doraville, Ga.

cent bot

tles for sale by Nye ,V Booe, Druggist. Ilon'l Tobocco Spit or A1110 /.'• In it rLifr. Awn ft."

That is the name of a little book just received telling

BISO

We want every mother to know that croup can le prevented. True croup never appears without a warning. The first symptom is hoarseness, then the child appears to have taken cold or a cold may have accompanied the hoarseness from the start. After Unit a peculiar rough cough is developed, which is followed by the croup. The lime to ad is when the child firs), becomes hoarse a few doses of Chamberlain's Cough Itemedv would prevent the attack. Even after the rough cough lias appearod, tho disease may be prevented by using this remedy at directed. The only safe way is to keep a 50 cent bottle of the Remedy in the house for use whenever symptoms of the disease appear. For Bale by Nye A- Booe, druggists.

Children Cry for

Pitcher's 3astoria.

RICE'S

Powder:

The only I'ure Cream of Tartar Powder.—No Ammonia, No Alum.

Used iu Millions of Homes—40 Years the Standard

FLANNELS.

i'owcls. and Nap-

am! .\'e have sold

cr any previous season and the

'iVC still keep the lead

al Be nj a 111 in

WW:W

Xeivapaptrrx l.tuh:rse.

"Eduoators are certiiHiiy the greatest benefactors of the race, and I, n'U-t. reading Dr. Franklin Miles' populnv works, canDot. help declaring him lo lm among the most, entertaining and educating authors." He is not a strangei to our readers, as his advertisements appear in our columns in every issue, calling attention to the fact, that tho elegant work on Nervous and Heart Diseases iB distributed free by our enterprising druggists Nye A: Co. Trial Bottles of Dr. Miles' Nervine are given away, also Book of Testimonials Bhow. ing that it is tinequalled for Nervous Prostration, Headache, Poor Memory, Dizziness, Sleeplessness, Neuralgia, Hysteria, Fits, Euilepsy

lettsville, Texas. I I have tried Cliambc-rlniu's Cough Remedy with great success.-

NKI'.KT,

-11. TAN

Because a thinn is small in size, Think not'twill pay to scorn it: Some insects nave a lurirer waist,

Hut lift loss than tho hornet..

Some people may, perhaps, scorn, on account of their diuiiuut.iucness, Dr. l-Merce Pleasant Pellets. Hut. a trial ol tliein convinces the most scornftl skentic, that rtey will cure constipation, dyspspsia, sick bilious headache, ipuck and surer Hum., tlieir larso wnisted competitors, the old style pill.

muunrannixnMOSDP

Price List Of

All This Week.

lienvv jenus knee ." S half wool knee

A good, pants A good, heavy pants A good, heavy knee pants A good, heavy children's wool knee pants Good heavy mitts Good, heavy calf skin liued gloves Good, heavy calf skin lined mitts Good, heavy fancy child's cap Good canton drawers for men Good, heavy knit shirts, worth 50c, only Latest style knobby still' hats Men's good Scotch cups. .^

2 1

•21

children's suit

1 21

"alt:

1 (11 2-1

2-1

2l!

21 2 1 111

Bargains In

Hats, Caps, Overcoats and Suits.

2 E it a in S

PROF. M. STEINBERG,

Scientific Optician

Tin* tlcSSeiLtc must ruction ol tho eyo make" 11 ncoofi'ijiry to UM* urvat cure iu sohviin^ SPKCfAOLK

". I have made eve a special

study, and in hit#.- jnirs hsivo jrivon iny untm* attention to Ihi* ot .spectaclcs to lhe satne. liming t.hi t-Murii .vpcrirnce in maUiiiK" uih) aclKiUtny spectacles to the eye, 1 tun en-jbled to tit aeetira^ely in every ease ot uhnorrnal vision, kuown as prOKpyopia, niyj|ii i, an«l hypeniKM.ropIu, IK ol I as Weak sj^ht n•luirintr variouB t,intx glasses. Mviinprovtd spectacles ureol a pertoet VOIIKI rucliou. which aKsistH and preserves ihe slvht. rrndciinp fretjuent. chaiiires tjuiu* unm'eessary, have lenses for weak eyes, watery eyes, citaraer^. nearsifrhu'd, (^roHs^iuhted: in^h»ri. all iliilietjltiesol the eye ovi i-oine. Will III am* eve in two minutes.

Itelcr to lion. Al. I) White,Dr. Thomas Moft'ett and others. l'rol. .Steinher*r may he loundat 'J'-M south Washington street, at I)r Iunean's olliee. Utluw hours from 1 to.' p.m. WilteAl! at residenee it requested.