Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 30 November 1892 — Page 3

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lbs Csugar

0lbs

IbRio roasted Java and Moca

mas.-

s'dc-hoards,

Looks Like Gold!

30UndS

white extra .. ... gibs oranulated lbs con a (i lbs cut loaf 6 lbs powdered lb Arbuckle collee |b Lion coflee jb Jersey collee lb Banner coflee

WANTED-HELP.

L":

{jearfiike Gold

Will Stuwl a i.»oM \e)d les*

t:."i l!0nt3.

Warranted 1 your.

Sold only by

50COQtB

Warranted years'

ROSS BROS.,

AT THE

99c STORE.

WE ARE HEADQUARTERS!

READ:-

lbs Eureka Hour.... .. .50 I 50

lbs

-Q it CC tt

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URNITURE.-A g! •cat line of Furniture we are showing—

New »roods daily and we are right in it for Christ

Come in and select and have your goods set aside.

,\tiat! is nicer for a Christmas present than a piece of furni-

Rockers of all styles, dining room tables and chairs. sre.'

book-cases, lounges, reed and rattan chairs,

chairs, and anything else in the furniture line. .nlldren's

CKENSWARE.—T he best stock in this line in this city to

-.-itvt from, having just received a number of new dinner

rtsand a great many fancy articles in white China and in

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

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

TOVliS.—Our store stock was never belter we have

i.K-k to select from.v-A In gas stoves we can furnish

want*, we ask you to come and look and see what we have.

BARNHILL, H0RNADAY& PICKETT.

No mailer who the man may be,

F/en one of great renown.

Feels lack of equanimity

if his socks are slipping down.

The Warner

Get A Pair of Half Hose Supporters

FROM

Ramsay & Goltra.

\\MNTEI,-A competent Kirl to dn hoiisc'it nor oust Wuliashave. Il-'ifltt' lyANTKIi—1'ositioti as salesman, imvclinjf. f'vW

Kat tier ol

The Warner Elevator M'f'g Co.

Passengers and Baggage transferred to hotels, depots or

any part of the city,

OMNIBUSES, CABS AND HACKS,

local or

Experience

la local work. Address W. P. l'J-S

I-est of retei-onee.

'"'•sex. New Hoes, I nil.

J-I—Aliuig

pocket book containing' lie"

'^eeii jTO and 4-M0, home nules- and other .'^fcoaiewhore between iienher .v brook's "lid (ialey's rcsiini'-'ni lastevunlnR.

Kivojio rewind to tlie flndi r. Uotnrnlo "JtTlfc or ,1. 11. Kvaus. U-'J "K BALK—The counter now ill um:at Till:

asAi. otlloe Is lor sale al. a bargain.

between .1 unction and Walter liros.' •ii 'roil pulley with about :io feet. •»m r'ader return *.o burn and kcI re-

ii, Household sewing iiim lilne it, S.y" the latest Improvements, perl'ecllv )!r'.'•"

po''lat

harguln Cor cash. Ap-

this olllce.

At the Nutt lioufle, t.hroe e\-

1!.im.,r"-'"cel dining room glrtR. Good pay —einpluymeut Apply at. ouee.

natnes and addresses of eu-

acot !V,U"

K"d

women onon for perina-

riiirdnt,,„ Klvo exclusive territory. We workers ?30 a week. Wo furn-f1-rs,i,.,l'rn.

delivery team and nows-

"•illsk^ i.1? 'f* Our artlcie Is a mono] "eiWiv

opoiy.

cem-

the coal

"•Ws "i.Pttr.tlcuLars

hills of I.liho

b* u,u"'

Paroplilots, ete., free u|K)n roceli tof

t,»U«AulW^89

KO AT,SI'A It CO.,—Depart-

Hoston, Mass.

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25 lbs lienHr.r Hour. ..-. .. -50 I 50

lbs ^Vhite Rose Hour

I .OO

-50

1.00

lbs Pure Gold Hour.... -7°

lbs Pride of Peoria llour -75

jO I:, ••-1-5" •2S

l/)s

CtoUI

Medal flour ir -75

.1.50

1 he

von

Hydraulic Elevators.

nio, westHtli street Cincinnati, O.'ilo

The Crawfordsville Transfer Line,

WAiiKUP & McU AULAN1), Proprietors.

Uave orders at the stables on Market street, Telephone No. 4J

I'—A small mik iIok. with murk on I'liiililer. Return to Her! .lolinson and •"•reward. lii-2

See their 1802 .Uaclilne:

Lotus Olub Meeting.

All mombers of the Lotus Club are earnestly requested to meet nt the small courtroom on Tlmredny evening, Dec. 1, nt 7:30 o'clock. Business of utmost importance to be transacted.

Multitm In 1'arvo. is

I, -. .- Because athinp is small in size, Tnink not 'twill pay to scorn it: Some insects nave a" larger waist,

But lift less than the hornet.

Some people may, perhaps, scorn, on account. of their diminutiuoness, l)r. 1'ieroe's Pleasant, Pellets. But a trial of them convinces the tiiost scornftl skeptic, that ihe.v will cure coustipation, dyspepsia, sick and bilious headnclic, quick and surer than their larjfc waistcd competitors, the old stylo pill.

A Million l'rtcndn.

A friend in need is a frieud indeed, and not less than one million people have found just such a friend in Or. Kings Netf Discov er.v for Consumption, Coutrhs. and Colds.— If you have never used this Great Cough Medicine, one trial will convince you that it has wonderful curative powers in all diseases of Throat, Chest ahd Lungs. Eacli bottle is guaranteed to do all that is claimed or money refunded. Trial bottles free at Nye & Co. Large bottles .MIc. and 1 .(H)

For Soke Thkoat. Saturate a Hannel bandage with Obumberlnin's Vain Balm and bind it on the throat. It will cure any ordinary case in one night's time. For sale by Nye it Booe, drnggiste.

DAILY JOURNAL

\VI'.DNKS1JAY, NOV.^TlHM.'

JORDAN-GRAHAM.

Brilliant Marriage Consummated at High Noou To-Day, A very |rr-tty home weeding was eonsuir.mateJ at high noon to-day nt the residence of Mrs. Kntherine iraham on east Main Hired, which united tht fortunes of Miss Anna (iraluim and Mr. Wright Sylvester .Ionian, of ludiannpolis. Tim alTair was complete in all its details and proved one of the. most brilliant social alTairu which Crawfordsville lnis witnessed for some time.. The decorations of the residence were both tasteful and beautiful. The several rooms of entertainment were shaded with soft lights, blue predominating in the hall, yellow in the bed room where the presents were displayed, crimson in the parlors and pink in the dining noma. The colors were (if the most exquisite and delicate shades and the effect produced was a most pleasing one. The lloral decorations were quite elaborate especially in the parlors which were made to resemble uluioft. a conservatory by reason of the display of beautiful Mowers and iminsnso palms and other potted plants. The chandeliers, curtains and mantels were gracefully garlanded with smilax and bouquets of roses adorned the piano, stands and tallies. Miss Margaret

Morgan' presided at the piano and promptly at noon began playing the beautiful Mendelssohn wedding march. During the ceremony "Call ?Ie Thine Own" was played soft and low rendering the occasion all the more .solemn and

impressive. The wedding procession entered by tha east door and proceeded to back parlor where the ceremony took place just in ront of an immense bank of tropical plants which completely filled

the bay window. The procession was led by JJishop Knickerbiicker of Indianapolis, the otliciating clergyman. He was followed by the groom and the bride's mother, MrK.firi.ham. They were followed by the maid of honor, Miss Bessie (iraham, who carried the roses and who was attired in an exquisite gown of pale blue siik trimmed with

lace. The bride followed, attended by her brother, Mr. (ienrire (iraham, who gave L' ay. She was allired in a rieatlv titling traveling gown red ami green valour, changeable colors, and trimmed in vel vet, iiassamenterie. She wore hat and

gloves to match tbd gown and carried a large boui[tiot of Jlareclial *eil roses. The ceremony was performed with the contracting parties facing tlie Bishop who faced the guests. The ritual used was that of the Kpiscopal church and included the ever beautiful ring cere inony and prayer. After congratulations an elegant wedding collation was served the guests in the dining room and at one o'clock Mr. and Mrs. Jordan left for the South on their extended wedding to: r. They will proceed from Cincinnati to Jacksonville, Florida, and from thence to -Tampa, probably visiting Cuba, t'pon their return they will stop for a season at Lookout Mountain and other points of interest in Tennessee, After December 'J5 they will be at home in Indianapolis to their friends. Mr. Jordan is a refined gentleman and is engaged in the railroad business holding a responsible position with the Big Four syelem. Mrs. Jordan has been one of Crawfordsvilli.'s most, popular and accomplished young ladies and has made busts of warm friends who unite in wishing her all future happiness while they with regret bid her farewell. The happy couple were the recipients of many handsome presents including nttmeroUB articles of silver cut glass onyx, etc.

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Mike Manifesto.

Mike Lowne has entered suit for divorce against Nettie Lowrie, his wife. It wnB in tS8i) that they were happily married and after spending a delightful honeymoon on the sea shore began housekeeping under t'oe most auspicious circnmstances. Mark we say began, for know all men by these presents that they didn't continue housekeeping with the tranquillity incident to the ideal home. Far from it. The complaint states that Nettie wouldn't, sweep the (loot s, brush the cobwebs off the ceiliug, wash the dishes, chop wood or do any other of thoso delightful little duties incumbent upon and appreciated by the faithful and loving wife. 8be would sit around reading Browning or Edwin Arnold and when Mike wont away from tho house she would entertain literary gentleman of all classes and conditions. At least this is the allegation made iti tho complaint.

The Smiths.*

All who bear tho name of Smith wore proud of their relatives who gave the concert at, tho Y.M.C..V. hall, last evening. The Six Smith Sisters had a large and appreciative audience winch is much to thoir credit as Crawfordsville people are chary of attending concerts and are pretty bard to thaw out when they do go. The only drawback of the evening was the horse play of the ushers who sat on the back seats nnd clapped their hands long after all had ceased. This was an imposition both on the audienco and tho singers. Complaints were al6o made about the uncomfortable condition of the hall.

MARRIAUE LIOEKSES.

Oliver Delashmit nnd Ola Martin. Harry Laymon and Clarn Smithson.

FROM. HERE AND THERE.

Sol Tar.nenbatu is in Cincinnati. —Clint Crane spent the day in Colfax. I (ien. M. L. Mansou is in Indianapolis.

C. S. Wesner. of Lebanon, is in the eitv.

was in Indiannp-

-Con Ciinninghai olis to day. tins Davis and family arrived from Linden this afternoon.

—Chief Surgeon Davis, of the Monon, wns in the city to-dav. —Jlev. l'liinkett is conducting a protracted mooting at Mace. -Smith Swank and ]). J. Woodward went, to Jamestown this afternoon.

Company U, l'20th Ind. Kegt. was entertained by dam Johnson to-day. Mil (ialey has sold his farm to Howard Smith nnd lias moved to town. .--•Misses Myrta and llattie Cord, ol Kockville. are visiting Mr J. A. McClttro. ---l!ev. M. \V. Hawkins and family returned to their home at I'nion City this afternoon.

I ra McCoimell went to Winchester to-day to attend a reunion of the 1 *2111 Indiana regiment.

Miss ilium,-i Jiinn, who has been the guest of Miss Edna Dice, returned to Covington to-day. —F. B. Brers, of Annapolis, and \V. B. Ferguson, of I'errysville, were made Knights Templar here last night.

D. 11. Blackman and wife, of Indianapolis, were in the city to-dav to attend the Gonlan-(traham wedding.

The V. P. S. C. E. of the Christian church will hold a mite sociable at the home of Miss Nona Alfrey, Thursday evening. —The friends of Mrs. Minnie Songer 1'enham will be pained to learn that her death from consumption is expected at any time. —There will ha a business meeting of the Ladies' Auxiliary Knights of St. John at St. Bernard's school at o'clock p. it.., Thursday, Dec. 1. All members tire expected to attend. —The Society of Indiana Engineers has extended an invitation to Ira MeConnell to deliver an address befoie their annual meeting which will be held al South Bend in January next.

Mr. John Sullivan has been arrested for liutting head on Mr. Wesley Foster. The particulars of the atTnir are surrounded in the deepest mvsterv and are not only to the sphinx like cops.v"-.y —'J'Iih 120 year old daughter of Ahijab llays, of Linden, died yesterday of consumption. She is the third child to die of that dread disease within a short time and the liereaved family has the sympathy of all. —The I'ropylaeum party given in Indianapolis last night by Air. and Mrs. Aaron Blair. Harold Taylor and llenty Wallace was one of the social affairs of the season. Miss Helen Smith, Mr. and Mrs. F. V. Chisleti and Mr. and Mrs. Harry MiUigan were a.nong those who assisted in entertaining.

There seems to be no doubt now that Mr. 1!. B. F. I'eirce will be elected President of the Citizens' Street llailroad Company in January, to succeed President Frehzel, if he will accept itThe Jonnitil is informed on reliable authority, that Mr. I'eirce has already been approached on the subject. I niltnuitiiitliu ,J on null. —The second lecture the Y.M.C.A. lecture course was given at the First Baptist church last evening by Prof. A. B. Milford. of Wabash College, ilis theme was "The Elizabethan Age"' and it was treated in an able, instructive and entertaining manner. Mr. Milford is a pleasant speaker and his hearers were charmed and benefitted by the excellent lecture. I.n /•'•iii'th' •/"••inuil.

Road Congress.

The secretary of the Commercial Club Ihib received information leading him to believe that a large crowd will be present at the good roads congress next week, in this city. Arrangements have been made liv the committee in charge of the congress by which delegates and others attending the meeting will be able to got a rate of one and one-third fare for the round trip on all railroads. Any delegate can avail himself of this rate by paying full one way fare to Indianapolis nnd procuring from the railroad agent, of whom his ticket is purchased, a Central Traffic Association certificate properly filled out. This certificate will be so indorsed al Indianapolis as to enable the delegate to procure return ticket at ono-third the regular fare.—luiliiiuapulix .Juunml.

Death of Miss Anna Vanaice. Miss Ann Vannice, an agod maiden lady, died Ibis morning at the residence of her niece, Mrs. Wm. 11. Scott, with whom she had lived for many years. Miss Vannice had reached the advanced age of 01 years. The funeral will occur to morrow morning at !l o'clock at the residence, 410 west Market street. Bov. E. li. Thomson will olliciate and tho interment will take place at Shannondale.

I'rntls Are Sot .tit Head

If you have bought a ticket and expect to get a large crayon for nothing. Bead The head line of this article if the tiekot compels you to buy a frame to get, the crayon free. A glance tit the head line would bu in order. When the photographer asks you ten prices for the frame which is to hold your free picture then hand the head line to him to read. 1 will furnish the same frame at onethird the price they ask and make a big protit. I can show you price lists for cheap crayons ranging from 30 cents to SI.25 apiece. I use no catch penny game but giye first class work at very low prices. T. W. awsox,

The Photographer.

GOOD CANTON FLANNEL

DRESS GOODS

BLANKL TS, YARNS,

!eason

kins arc way down. We are _till in it in our

j-or artistic uoods at low price*.

A Lively Tunc.

Persons who witnessed the charming performance of llie Manola-Mason compuny Monday evening and heard these two excellent stirs sing and mtiko love] doubtless left with the impression tl'.nt all was serene with them. Miss Manola is the wife or Mason and off the stage their course of love nins anything but smooth. She is an opium fiend and sadly belies her pretty fuce and beautiful voice. At the Uobbins Hour,e after the show she accused one of the actors of insulting her and in her room abused and villified tier husband all night long. He stood it patiently for over two hours and then began to return the compliments of his wife in language more emphatic than elegant. Both bowled and roared at once ami a couple of traveling men who occupied adjoining rooms slate that never in their lives did they hear such a double barreled tirade of abuse before. The whole house was aroused and scandalized by the unwonted noise.

McPherson Poal Election.

McPherson Post (!. A. I!, will meet in regular session Saturday evening. Dec. promptly at 7 o'clock. Tt, is important that, all comrades be present us olli cer.s for next year are to he elected. !!. li. Taui'itt,

Commander.

QUEEN MARY'S HOUSE.

The rim shf |.fit fm- 1 lie Hlotulv nf. loltl at otiHM'hiKny. TlitMv is

«nti !uuis*

in to

liioh all others sir inir«'vs who visit llu» atinVni town arv suiv to find llurir way. ami that is tin* old and antique mansion known it* Quo*mi Murv's housf. Many will tlnTofor? bo pleased to learn that st*Ms an? about to bo takon for tin? beUor preservation of this hist ork* edition and ortlw» improvement of its sniToimilincrs. On thoStlj of October. Mary left- Uolyrood to hold assi/.rs at .1 ivilmnrh, the niatristrait's bavins- heeii previously instructed to *'prepa?v jiie.il. drink and lodjrinps for men and borsos.*' ami she arrived ne::t day. The ^ueon was aceompnnifd by her ministers of state, her lawofiuvrs. and by many of her nobles, atnon^r whom were the Harls of Moray, ihmtly. Argyll. Uatbes, and Caithness, and tho Lords Livingstone. Set tin, Yester. llortlnviek. Arbroath.

Mnmcand Soinerville. hesidns a number of Harons and Hishops. What a stir there must have been in the old border burjron that oeeasion. and what anxiety it. would eiist the worthy provost and magistrates to keep tin the rood nam** of their town in presenee of so many great personages, and even royalty itself! The assi/.es continued for six successive days, and t»rminated without a single exeeutiovi. Murv presided at a privy council held on the 10th and at another held the following day. The Hhh. after the pressure of business was over, she rode to Hermita«jv east to to see .Hothwell. who hud wounded by "Little .lack Klliolt" of the park, a noted freebooter, and. after conferring'with her wounded lieutenant for two hours in presence of several of her nobles who accompanied her on tlie journey, she returned to Jedburgh the same evening, having ridden more than forty-eight miles.

Next day Mary was attacked with an intermittent fever, which kept her prostrate for over a fortnight. On the same day that she took ill the sum of six shillidf»s was paid *'ane hoy passing from .Jedburgh with one mass of writings of our sovereign to the enrl of Hot hwell."

The room in which Queen Marv lay during her serious illness is. according to tradit irn. a small wo-w indowed apartment in the turret.: hut Miss Strickland, in her Lives of the Queens of Scotland," says in reference to this point, that "the spacious suite of apartments on the opposite side of the staircase. otic of which Mill l»'-»ars the name of the ruard-rootu. is more likclv to hare been occupied by royalty asantiroom, privy chain her, and bed-room." It is. iiwever, the small ba«*k apart* merit, lha.t is pointed out to visitors as Queen Mary's bed-room: and it was there, if we are to erdit. tradition, where she lay nigh unto death. attended by her I'rench physician. Charles Xau. Uu the \'Uh she "lay for dead" for three hours —her limbs cold and rigid, her eyes closed, her mouth compressed, her feet and arms stilV. everyone .supposing that the vital spark had Hed. Master Xau. who was "a perfect man of his craft," would not. however, give the matter up, and resorted to friction and manipulation, which he eon tinned forsome hours.until the rpieen recovered again her sight ami speech and got a great sweating. When her illness had assumed a mortal tendency she expressed her willingness to resign her

Good Yard Wide Muslin, 22 Yards, for $1,

to our large stock of Hosiery and t'nderwear in good tirsi-class goods at moderate prices.

again as many cloaks so far this season that we sold altogether anv

for it is our popular prices for popular"oods. 11

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only 5 cents, worth 1-:. We want to call vour attention

we are showing some worderful bargains. I

we cannot be out-done. 'Pable Linens, i'nwels. and Nap

CLOAK DEPARTMENT.

Opposite Court I louse. First door '.vest of K!inc' |e\ve! rv ..'tore

MILLINERY

IRialBenjri 11

Will Do Your

Plumbing and Gas

AT ONCE.

Only first=class workmen employed and 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 goods arc new,-desirable and prices always tlie lowest I'm cash or payments.

ROYCE PEAVEY.

FURNITURE and CARPET Store,

125 South Washington Street.

.])ii'il. I,J (Mill: sill' uislM-il 1., iriipiv-s mi Strong itnrsxfs. her ti 1 hi.'* 1 hr if iivinif in Anmng th.» tlioiwnotis of twtimotiiula niiivv. iml Iliui tlii.y „i,| ,U, :tfl i„ «'f *«res ly Dr. Milt's'fi N.-w Ho»rt Ciir.«. llii-ir |h\\'it 1,1 j.roti'. tin. 11

Klizafoi'th. as hey nearest kins

woman. On lie '.'Mh Darnlcy arrived in .leilhnrjfh, lint left ajfain next dav. and it is not certain that he was ever allowed to see Marv. When she was re-i-overintr the wearisome hnnrs were lieffitiled 1V one .lolm 11 lime playing- tn heron the lute, and .lohn lieron plavinp the pipe and "iiithisil." the former receiving forty shillinps for his services and the latter four pounds for his. As a thank offering to (iod for her recovery she caused twenty pounds to be piven to the poor of the burg: and tin-same day she wrote a letter ordering materials for a new dress, which latter was to be sent to

Edinburgh "in all possible haste." What a curious old world picture! i',' Hut the scene a pa in eiiaii)j-es. On November !»—-exaet ly a niontn after: herarrival Queen Mary le.ft.ledlnirgh, accompanied bv her nobles, amonn I whom was Hothwell, and with ail es-1 cort of one thousand horsemen. She! arrived on the U0t.li at rraijriniller f'nstle. with sorrow, sufTeriny and captivity in the near future, and in the distance the bloody scaffold of l'otherinjray. "l-'our months after her depart ure from our ancient burjr. 'savs a local chronicle, "her husband, Lord Harnlev. \ro murdered three months more and she was the wife of Hothwell yet twelve mouths and she was lodg-ed as a prisoner in the eastle of Cariisie. As time rolled on and the clouds of misfortune were closing- dark and thick! around her she was often heard to exclaim in the anguish of a womided spirit: 'Would that 1 had died Jedburgh!"' Scotsman.

lloynl lltihji" I'nrt H'ine. vriii are reduced in vitality or streiiK'tli bv illneas or any other cause, we recnti.meiul tlie use. of this Old 1'ort Wine, the very blooil of tlie (irape. A firrand tonic for liursinR mothers, and those reduced by wasliuK disoase. It cre.ates svreanth improves the anpetitc: ii.it11re's own remedy, much preferable to drug's iniurantecd absolutely pure and over iive years of ajre. VouiiR wine orduarily sold is not tit to use. Insist on InivinL' tins standard brand, it costs no more. *1 uuai't boltlos, pints l!0 cts. Royal Wine Co. ]'\ir sale by N ve\ Uooe.

Evr.itv member of the Christian church jilease consider themselves solicited for the Fair and bring their donations, provisions and fanov work.

(•ni nil llariiulns In ('looks. Cloalis worth $10.(X), *IU.OO and this week el.oice £1 '.O. l,oi"is Uisinor.

••Don'

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Tnhilri'O Spit or Snioltr l'ourJLt/'e .liriii/." That is the name of a little book jus! received telling fll about Xo-to-lmr —the wonderful, harmless, guaranteed cure for chewing, smoking—cigarette habit or snulT dipping. Xo ln hm' is the only guaranteed tobacco habit cure in the world—sold by druggists. MenI tion this paper. THE STERLING

REMEDY 0O.. 4o Randolph St., Chicago, or Indiana Mineral Springs, Ind.. and get book mailed free.

Baking

The only Pure Cream of Tartar I'owilcr.—SoAniinonia Xo Alum. Used in Millions of Homes—40 Years the Standard.

IrLANN!£LS,

a in •ve nave

previhis M-ason and the-

we Mill keep the lead

111 pi-in,... i® t.lmt. of Nnlliati Alliamfl, 11 wtill known

•her only Ii«- t• 15if. lln Oox. oiVizt»n at Glon Hoc! !'u., wlio fur vi-urn lu- 1^•'rriii'li simfoassailiir. -In» ui:u! a p,.- iiail shortness of breath, Rk«yj)lesBiieK'j, Hiii'st iliat In- would ask his royal pain in left eido, Hhoulders, emothfring '"listit to proU'rt ht*r ih'ar son and she also ri'i'ommi'ndi'd liis protcctinn to

spells, ate. one bottle of Dr. Miles' NewHeart Cure and one boj of Nervo and Liver l'ille, cured him. I'wi.er Jiujnot, Salem, N. J., is another witnesp. For twenty years suffered with Hei.rt, Disease, was turned away by physicians i.s neurabk*. death stareil him in the face, could not lav down for fear of smothering to death. Immediately after using

New Cure he felt better and could lav down and sleep all night, and is now a well man. 'I'he New Cure sold, also free book, by Nye A- Uooe.

.Sill (/i ii

Has beeu a favorite cure-all since grandmother's time, but, heretofore it, would not, dissolve in the stomach. Dr. Von Peters, an eminent Herman chemist has discovered how to dissolve sulphur." ow it can lie absorbed bv the svsii-in. "Ijiipiid Sulphur" is oiusa Morgan's.

at Motl'ett V,

Price List Of

CLOTHING

All This Week.

A good, heivv jeans ltr.ee pants S A good, heavy half wool knee pants A good, heavy children's suit knee pants A good, heavy children's all wool knee pants. ... (iood heavy mitts flood, heavy calf skin lined gloves (iood. heavy calf skin lined mitts flood, heavy fancy child's rap. Good canton drawers for men flood, heavy knit shirts, worth illlc. only Latest style knobby still' hals Men's good Scotch raps. ....

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Bargains In

Hats, Caps, Overcoats and Suits.

East Ma

PROF. Iff. STEINBBHG,

Scientific Optician

The tlHicaU' rnnsiriK-llonol llie t»ye maKi--it n» use yn.ut caio in HolecijuK Sl'KCTACLK^. I lutvc mailt? Miocye a k|kmm:iI sHidy, ami iu lalo .wars have^ivt'n inv ontin attention to tin'ji«u«i»!I oji of sjn'otaclos to tin* same, llavitj^a tln rouirli expri-ii'iii in tuak iiiK and aduiiting spcc'tacleb to tho vyr. I am enabled to tit accurately in every case of aluoriiml visloii, known us ir spyopfa, myopia, and iiypormetropla» ih wrll ns ueak r*iuirlu^r various tinted «iahst s. My improved spectacles are of a perfect eoiict ruction, which assists and preserves the sIkIii, reiulcrin^r fix-'iuentchauKes i|iiit» unnecessary, have lenses for weak eyes, watery eves. ealitra^N. near slghied, cross sighted: :nshoit, all dilticulties of tlie eye ovt n*o»ue. Will tit 11113' in two minutes.

Hefcr to Hon. M. I) White. Dr. 'J'houjas Mmifett aud others. I'rof. Steinberg miy t,o found at 224 south Wushlnfrtmt street, at Dr. l)unoJin'K otfiee. OlHce hours from t.?j."» p. m. Will eall at residence If requested.