Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 8 March 1894 — Page 4

HAVE

JUST RECEIVED

A large and staple line of goods from a large New York house who are going to retire from business. Have bought them at my own prices and wllloffci them to my customers at orlecs 1 can not duplicate them for. I ill guarantee ovcrytlilufr sold from this lot to he as epresented. Vou cati buy-—

A *1.75 Nov Stylo Corsage Pin Kor

A lot of i:, 50 and *3 Rings

An ?1 Wat eh

'A cent Silver Pin Tor...,

4»ni"S-

j»w.

..$ 100

$ 1.00 $10.50 .09

Call early while you can buy of tins lot an when they are gone you will have to pay more. Also remember that thl* sale includes a number of other articles. too numerous to mention. Bear In mind my guarantee as to price and (jualtty with every article.

20~ Kast Main Street.

Dr. H. E. Greene,

Practice Limited to Diseases of the

Eye, Ear, Nose and ThroLt.

OFKICK HOI:HS— 9 to 1 a, in.

to 4 p.

Joel Rlock, Crawfordsville, Indiaua.

ax.

jyOTICE

Our Spring Goods

Have Begun

To Come In.

Beautiful in Style

And Finish,

And Makes

As Standard as

Bank Notes.

KELLY.

124 K. Main St.

All llic World Loves An Artist.

Walker Whitesides

The American Tragedian.

Hill Appear at

HUSIC HALL, MARCH 7,

In the Groat.Shakes|crJ»n Tragedy of

HAMLET

After a Four weeks'run In Chicago

W it the same company.

Lores,'$1,

Lower Floor 75 cts,

Balcony

Socts,

Gallery 35

cts.

The remaining stock of the

Store

I paint the best is the cheapest. Don't be misled by trying what is said to be "just as good," but when you paint insist upon having a genuine brand of ....

Strictly Pure White4Lead

It costs no more per gallon than cheap paints, and lasts many times as long. |l Look out for the brands ofWhitc

Lead offered you any of the following are sure "Anchor," Southern," "Eckstein," "Red Seal," "Kentucky,'' Collier.'"

FOR COLORS.—National Lead Co.'s Pure White Lead Tinting Colors. These colors are sold in one-pound cans, each can being sufficient to tint

pounds of strictly

Pure White Lead the desired shade they are in no sense ready-mixed paints, hut a combination of perfectly pure colors in the handiest form to tint Strictly Pure White Lead.

A good many thousand dollars have been saved property-owners bv having our book on painting and color-card. Send us a postal card and get bgiU free.

NATIONAL LEAD CO., New York.

Cincinnati Pranch,

Seventh and Preeman Avenue, Cincinnati.

THE DAILY JOURNAL.

Till'RSDAY. MAIH'II s, 1SSI4.

SMALL TALK.

tli'Mi'il I'rom nit sort* of lVopl*» In nil North of Plarett Ahout tli«» Town.

Ilil! Nye

-night.

—Top spinning is just now in vogue. Alex hcott. of Ladoga, i.. in the city. apt. I ra v. of Wavtietown. in in the city. —'Headquarters for Yount cassimere pants at Tannenbaum 15ros. ,'1-Ki "A High" socks, lo cents a pair. arranted fast black. Tannenbaum I.! ros. :M:I

Tilt* 1'. 1 S. of A. will meet a the hull to-morrow afternoon at 1 o'clock to attend the funeral of the,late.Aus-.

tin

L. Tomlinson. —Hill Nye appears a

Music

Lafayette. Snyder. '04.

Hail to

night and the prospects for a large audience are excellent. The great fun maker always draws inCrawfordsville. —The Morton club meet in the small court room to-morrow evening at 7 o'clock to elect ollieers for the ensuing year. Meeting will adjourn after business to hear \V. 1). Owen.

WAItASH COI.l.KfiK 1.1 1 l:.

I'rnf. Ilorton

is visiting friends

will spend

•Sunday at his home

Saturday and

in Lafayette.

Xo college to-morrow in consequence of the oratorical contest at Indianapolis.

He sure ami hear Hill Nye at the1 Music Hall to-night. If you can't go double, be sure and go single.

I'rof. Ilorton entertained the Sophomore class in a highly interesting manner in the gymnasium yesterday.

The thieving at the Y. M. C. A. is still going on ami

man taking drill

does not dare to leave

a nickel in

his

his clothes. Excursion tickets to Indianapolis will be good on all trains J'ridav and returning until Monday. The fare will be 81.1(1 round trip. Let everyone take advantage of this reduction.

IAJ:I.I' TON.

Carpenters are now working in full blast. The meetings at the M. E. church have closed.

Dell Xeedham is in town this week for a

change.

Hig show billed for Friday night. Still tliep come. Another show played to a light house last Tuesday night. \V. C. Raper is building a nice newfence around his home.

Cleveland badges are now very prominent among the faithful. A series of meetings have commenced at the Presbyterian church.

Mollie Ciritlith. after a long speii of sickness, is again able to be out. The lodge of

:ood

Templars are still

increasing in numbers and interest. \Ym. lilack is erecting a new blacksmith shop on north Franklin street.

Query:—Why not tax church prop ertv same as individual? If not. why not'.'

A combination brick and lumber yard is now talked of. Come

tlemen. Mrs. l'erry

at Grandpa Jierryman's

this week. Vcii V.E.Craig has has been very sick for the past week, but is now in a fair way to recover.

The bath room and tank of Met'lure Cox is now in running order and open to the public.

Dad Wilson

is busy

repairing the

streets as the gas trenches are very soft and need graveling badly. The stock of boots and shoes formerly owned by Enoch Thompson Co. were shipped to Indianapolis last Tuesday.

Candidates are somewhat plenty but surely more to come. Wait until you hear from Franklin, as when we come we will come with a whoop.

The Kev. Mr. Henderson, a colored divine, was here Monday seeking aid to build a church at Ca.-stleton, Ind. lie was introduced by \V. U. Lynch.

Big Bargains In Jewelry.

L. W. OTTO Jewelry

will be sold at big bargains. There are still a great many reliable goods left and those wishing bargains should not fail to avail themselves of this opportunity.

DUMONT KENNEDY,

ASSIGNEE.

At tittle Hull.

The (i

it Specialty o. will

Tickets sold as follows: "e

My W. 1. Wellington, i»~ m* Uy Mart Smith, 40 at 05c.. Hy Gus Trnitt, 40 at life Hv S. E. Watson, 7 at '-2*c My John Shrum, 9 at 25e

AnjHs Xctcs

appear

nt Music Mali March Li. They will present "Mysterious •a^a." Thousands w.ll testify to the herculean power of this frail phenomenon. No. I: Taking- an ordinary chair, placing* one grenticman upon it and lifting" it with the open palms of the hands. No. Ordinary stick with two men bearing on it. trying* to place the end on the lloor. Xo.

It: Placing

three

men on a chair, lifting1 the chair back a if in it up it pahn of hands. No. -4: Twisting* green hickory stick, one inch in diameter and three feet in length, out of the hands of three men. No. 5: Molding* slick six feet in length, with six men trying to put one end on the iloor.

No. Any

gentleman has the liberty of pushing the ladv off her balance while she tands on one foot, and four other astonishing feats never seen, dreamt or seen in the Western Hemisphere.

The Valhtoe Lecture.

A. K. Ramsey, president of the Charity Association, submits the following report:

Ueeeipts of the Lew Wallace k-et are for the benefit Charily:

theOrganir.ed Soeirtv

.,313.00 .i! 10.00 .HUM

door. Music Hall. (5't at *J5c.. .\. At.'door, Music Hall, 35 at 10e.... My*A.

Kamsey, 175 at *^5e..

Total

The committee ien. Wallace for mpany for the

I To

4:1.75

$100.0"

returns thanks to service. Music Mall room. TKK

.1OI*RNAL

Co. for tickcts and advertising, the

for advertising, the

Ih ririr

for bills and advertising, the natural and artificial gas companies for light ami heat, and Music Mall orchestra for music. The actual receipts were StyS.Ua and the balance of Sioo was made up afterwards by others.

Daughters of lU'bewith.

The Lafayette team

ters of Rebeccah.

arrived this afternoon

The following is the

the Daugh

twenty-five strong,

with their

para-

pharnalia and are now holding out in the Odd Fellows' new hall iu the Rumsey- Somcrville block. The visiting ladies will initiate several candidates to-night and a jolly good time is anticipated by all concerned.

list of

the

vis

itors: Mr. and Mrs. WiHonghby. Crimes. Craves. Sheltmire. "Hewitt. Robinson, and Andrews.

Mesdames

Rrvar, Wellington. Walters. Meritt. Carroll. Manch. Jiearce. Myers and (Kvens. Misses Lucas. I»ell and Grove. Mr. Maxwell.

Sah? of the BLiford Ithx-k. esterday afternoon C. M. Crawford purchased of Mrs. E. A. Uinford and sons the "liinford Block" property on the northeast corner of Main and (.•reen streets. The property is -SO v. by 111.*i feet and extends as far north as the alley and as far east as the building occupied hy Joe Taylor. The price paid was §13.500. There were several other parties after the property which is most desirable. Mr. Ciawford has not yet dceided just what improvements he will make. At present he will leave it as it is as the present tenants make the property pay good interests on the capital invested.

Tit-ra-rn-raiitula.

Yesterday afternoon while Charley Ramsey was joyfully plucking bananas from a lucious bunch at MeMullen's grocery a great big tarantula came out and tried to run uphissleeve. Charley dodged, however, and the frisky product of Mexico fell on the iloor with a thud. Charley in a shut up in a cigar box and placed him on exhibition in Cotton «fc Kite's window where lie now 'growls savagely at the pretty little -school children

pass dutifully by to school.

they

Democrats* Will Nominate.

There is no longer any doubt but that the Democrats wiii nave a city ticket in the Just what it be or why it will

lie

A lot of peanat politicians will meet

Special to 1 he Journal.

W.WKLAM), March

011,

Herryman and children

are visiting

the Manner boys' otlice" Saturday evening and map out a eamnaiirn. A draft will be instituted soon after and a ticket of victims will thus be lected.

I'ire itt \\iiv«litnL

I'our Machine* Kunning.

There are four machines running at the Indiana wire fence factory. One is operated by ius Fink, who refused to strike, another by the

engineer,

Marshall Owens, and two men have been put on machines who formerly wheeled trucks, namely Otis Potts and Will King.

The strikers are still out.

l'llneral of A. I., ToinliiiKon.

The funeral of the late A. L. Tom linson will occur to-morrow afternoon at 2 o'clock from the First Presbyterian church under the auspices of the P. O. S. of A. The services will be conducted by Rev. K. S. Inglis ami Kev. (1. W. Switzer.

Attention!

Commandery Oeneral, P. O. S. of A., you are hereby ordered to be present in full uniform Friday, March y, at 1 o'clock to attend the funeral of Hrother Tomlinson.

Coumitlriim.

the Kp-

To-morrow, Friday, evening worth League will give a drum"' social in the M. H. Come and enjoy yourself.

"0)111111-

church.

LONKRAI-E, Fruit and Masonville Muslins only OJ-i cents, James II. Walker's price 9. Hundreds and thousands of other articles at less than wholesale prices at Abe Levinsou's.

WITHIN 0UK BORDERS.

Information of Eapooial Interest to Indlanlaus.

AVmit SO,000 fur l-'uUo Imprisonment. ANDEKSOX, Ind., March S. Damage suits aggregating $0,0ti0 were filed Wednesday against .Sergeant Larue and Patrolmen Smith and Frit chard by William, Willis and James Stanley. They grew out of the arrest of the plaintiffs at their home Sunday night. The meu were taken without a warrant, kept forty-eight hours in jail and then discharged. One was dragged away from sick wife. Each policeman is made defendant in a $1,000 damage suit brought by each of the three Stanleys and the city is named codefeudant Chief of Police Wellter was dismissed from the force one week ago on charges Implicating him with the abduction of Ethel Ninox, an 8-year-old child, from the Columbia school building. .IiulffA (.Illpt 1

Scores

the ,1 ury.

CROWN POINT, Ind, March 8.—The Lake county grand jury that was drawn a week ago Monday to investigate the Koby race track and pool selling at that resort, and lnstructcd at the time they were drawn that It would not be necessary for them to visit that resort, but to summon witnesses before them to give testimony upon the subject, visited the resort Tuesday, accompanied by Sheriff Frederick, and accepted the hospitality of the management. When they came before Judge (iillett Wednesday morning, shortly after he had read a Chicago paper containing an account of their visit, his honor was wrathy and gave them a severe roasting.

Say Chicago Authorities Are Lax. INDIANAPOLIS. Ind., March 8.—There is considerable speculation here regarding the real result of the visit of members of the state board of health to Chicago and it is said iu medical circles that the reticence of the board is caused by a desire that

plans, which are not fully matured, may not become known until it is ready to take decisive action. It is stated that the committee found'a laxity in dealing with smallpox in Chicago which astonished thein and that a member of the board will visit that city from time to time, and if the suggestions made last week are not acted upon by the Illinois authorities the threatened system of inspection oi trains leaving Chicago will be enforced.

Crushed llcneiuli a I.oail of Stone. JEFFEKSONVII.I.E, Ind., March 8.— William liowman, a thrifty farmer living near St. Joseph Hill 10 miles from this city, late Tuesday night was killed instantly by the overturning of a wag on loaded with stone, lie was driving the team of horses unattended. A few hours after the accident Bowman was found pinioned between the bed of the wagon and blocks of stone, and by the hardest effort was extri cated.

IMnirWuU\v'ii Successor Kleetcd. Uli

IIMOM).

Ind., March S.—The ex

eeut.ive board of the Werlee orphans' home, a joint Ohio and Indiana institution controlled

by the Lutheran

Hostler

synod,

Wednesday elected Uev. W. IIolio, of Upper Sandusky, ()., superintendent. The late superintendent, Kev. John Dingledey, was removed for inhuman treatment of the inmates and was fined #1,000 by the court. /'vig/.

Commit* Sui^l'lo.

I.OOANSPOP.T, In .. March 8.—The headless body of Philip Petrie was found east of this city Wednesday morning, lying by the

side of the Wa

bash railroad tracks. It is supposed to be a ease of suicide. Petrie is known to have had domestic difllculties. He has been for years a hostler in the em ploy of John F. Johnson, president of the State national bank of this eitv.

An Kmiowment of ,000,000. MA.NCUKSTKK, Ind., March S.—The Nerth Manchester college and normal school of the Church of the I'nited Brethren in Christ has received an en dowment of SI.000,000, the trustees formally receiving it March 3. This fund is to be used for the education of the worthy poor, especially young ministers and ministers' children, and open to all denominations.

Choctuws Agree to the Plan. W AliASM, In ., .March 8.—Indian Commissioner M. II. Ividd, of this city, who is on a vacation, has been summoned to

Muscogee,

run is not known

I. T., by a telegram stat

ing that the Clioctaws havo consented to negotiate with the Dawes commission looking to the abandonment of tribal relations and the acceptance of lands

N.—'Ihe residence

of Mrs. Anna (iiltuortook tire tlii^ morning from

gen

defective Hue and was

burned to the ground. The furniture upstairs was lost but most of that downstairs was.saveil. It is not known whether there was any insurance or not. The residence was a commodious one and the loss is large.

severalty.

l'rohlbilioniNtH NHUIC County Ticket. Ai.i'AiiAiso, Ind. a 8 .—The prohibitionists of this county Weduesday nominated the follow ing county ticket Representative, J. K. Hall clerk, A M. Virden auditor, L. A. Kirk trcas uier, Charles l.embke sheriff, John McAlpin recorder. J. W. Whittick commissioners, Charles .n^shore and George Chilileis.

liverjlioity ts After it ,Ioli.

INDIANAI'OMS, Ind., March s.—Mar in V. S Wayne, nev.-ly-appointed state pension at. arrived here Wednesday and wan immediately besieged by applicants for office, lie will have twenty-seven positions to fill.

Killed by l-ulllnj from a fii-idge. JKI-I'KKKO.NVII.I.K, Ind., March 8. Houston Starks, 10 years of age, late Wednesday afternoon fell from the Louisville Jo Jeffersonville bridge approach, a distance of 76 feet, and was killed. :V.

Took a Fatal Ooae.

IIKI.UV VILI.E,

Ind., March 8.- -Tlie

year-old child of

Dr.

J. \\. Rueker,

this place, got into his prescription case uud took a large dose of morphine pellets. It died two hours later.

(Jlory of i'lnk Mink Tasses Away. WINA.MAC, Ind., March 8.—The name of the celebrated marsh in this town is in am in a not in

as published.

('»liforiiin War Kntes Tlm-utrncil. "I.ong threatening conies at last serves to encourage the California tourist that a great reduction in rate will be made if numerous threats are put into execution. For particular see nearest agent Toledo. St. Louis it Kansas City H. R., "Clover Leaf Route or address

C. C. JKN'KI.NH, (ien'L. Pass. Ag'T.. Toledo, Ohio. N\ li. Daily excursions to Hot Springs, Ark., the ''World's Sanitar ium." Special one fare excursion March 13. tf

RKAI ltischof's Walker Sale ad.

WE HAVE THE LARGEST STOCK OF

ANNOUNCEMENTS.

rd.

WILMAM A. VANAHSDALI. IS

O candidate for

Coiiucllmun from the Second Ward to fill the unexpired term of

L. Tomlinson. subject to

the decision of the KepuMtctm convention when one Is called.

COUATr TREASURER.

RICHAUD M. HIHI.I: a candidate for Treasurer of Montgomery county, subjoct to the decision of the Hi publican convention to be held on Suuirduj. .lime *-».

,1 AMES 0. MOCOHMICK., of Browu township, will be a candidate for Treasurer of Montgomery count -, subject to the decision of the Republican convention.

WILLIAM JOHNSON, of Scott township, will be a candidate for Treasurer of MoutKomeiy county, subject to the decision of the Hepnlilic»n convention.

JOHN B. HICK,of Tnlon township, will ben caudidute for Treasurer of Montgomery county, subject to the declslou of the Hcpubliean convention. d&w

VROSKCUT1XG ATTORNEY.

I)1'.MONT KF.NNKDY will boa candidate for Prosecuting Attorney for the 2'Jd Judicial Circuit, cum posed of Montgomery county, subject to the decUlon of the Hepubllcan convent'OD.

I'TNI.EY

MOUNT will be a candidate for

Proseeutinir Attorney for the 22d Judicial Circuit, composed of Montgomery county, subject- to the decision of the Hepubllcan convention.

WILLIAM M. KKI".

ES will he a candidate for

Prosecuting- Attorney for the 22nd Judicial Circuit composed of Montgomery county,subjeet to the decision of the Hepubllcan convention.

SHLIiIFJb\

CHAKLKS

DAVIS is a candidate for renom-

ination for Sheriff' of Montgomery county, subject to the decision ol the Hepubllcan con-

AUDITOR.

CtEomiK W. WASSON, of Union township,will be a candidate for Andltor of Montgomery count j. subject to the decision of the Republican convention to be bo held on Saturday, June 2.

WILLAM M. WHITE, of Union township, will be a candidate for Auditor of Montgomery county, subject to the decision of the Republican convention.

TOWMSHIV TRUSTEE•

DANIEL H. OILKEY will be a candidate Tor Trustee of Union township, subject to the decision of the Hepubllcan convention.

WILLIAM A. HICK, of North Union, will be a candidate for Trustee of Union township, subject to the decision of the Hepubllcan convention.

SAM D. SYMMES will be a candidate for the nomination of Trustee of Union Township, subject to the decision ol the Hepubllcan convention.

CAPT.H il. TALBOT will he a candidate for Trustee of Union township, subject to the de cision of the Hepubllcan convention.

EI'IUUAM

VANSOOYOC will be a candidate

for trustee of Union township subject to the decision of the Hepubllcan convention.

REl'R ES ENTA TIVE.

CAPT. IIAKMON M. BILLINC.S, of Wayne township, will be a candidate for Representatives ihc State Legislature, subject to the decision of the Republican convention to be held on Saturday, Jnne ?.

Hot Sprliius Illustrated.

A very artistic honk descriptive of the 'World's Sanitarium'' will be mailed free, upon application, lo tourists and others interested. "Americas greatest health resort." reached in shortest time via Toledo. St. Lonis and Kansas C-ity R. "Clover l.eaf Route," buffet chair cars, seats free, vestibuled sleepers.

Excursions dally. Special one fare excursion, Jlarch 13. Avoid "changeable .March." ('. ,1I'..VKIXS, Gen. Pass. Agent,

Fort) Mile Kl.l!-.

IC. R. Swetman. of Fairfax Station, Virginia, says: "A party came forty miles to my store for Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and bought a dozen bottles. The remedy isa great favorite in this vicinity and has performed some wonderful cures here." It is intended especially for coughs, colds, croup and whooping cough and is a favorite wherever known. For sale by Nye & Itooe, 111 north Washington street, opposite the court house.

I'on tags sec TlIK .lointNAI, Co., l'KlNTKliS.

KOK envelopes see Tint .JoUKNAL Co., PltlN'TKIW.

FOH bill heads see THK JOURNAL CO., PKINTKKS.

FOR sale bills see THK .IOUKNAL

CO., PRINTKR.S.

F«IR dodgers see TIM: .IOTRNAL

CO., PRLNTKJ:S.

Carpets! Carpets!

OUR NEW SPRING PATTERNS AND COLORINGS NOW IN AT

The Trade Palace

Carpets, Mattings, Linoleums, Rugs,

•'i

AND AIX KINDS OF

Window Shades and Draperies

..liver shown in Crawfordsviller In fact our carpet department is a bouquet

of bargains and a feast fox the admiring eyes of everyone.

Respectfully Yours,

M'CLURE & GRAHAM.

A Chance For The

-I5Y-

Musical Amateurs

—AT-

Center Church

Monday Eve., March 12th,

Tilt: CA TA

"Summer"

By Ladies Chorusv

Admission

ilust received .150 pair of 's Shoes, Jilucher Oil. in?":' Piccadilly iiiul St. Louis toe. in TAN, (,'AI.K and D(Ni oLA.

WILL OKKHJI TUKSIO AT

$250

35 Cents.

Tickets for sale at Cotton liife't. drug .store and I). II. Baldwin -.music store.

DR. L. H. DUNNING,

Practice Limited to Diseases of Women and Abdominal Surgery. Office and Sanitarium 240 North Alabama St..

Indianapolis, Ind.

OFFICE HOUHS:-10 a m.. to 12 3-1!)

BILL NYE.

hen lilll Nye was over in London recently, he bud a large trunkful of new clothes built by an eminent Kngrlish tailor— the breeches maker extraordinary ,to the royal family. Most of

-A1

Toledo, Ohio.

X. Ti.—War rates toCalifornia threatened. T)on't fail to see the nearest ager.t "Clover Leaf Route," or address as above. (Uwtf

these clothes wore dazzling, and all of them were "loud." Amongst the collection of apparel was a pair of big-checked, lltfht pants, which ou his tlrst appearance ID them on Rroadway created such a sensation that Mayor Grant ordered them sent out of the city, and Nye says they are now .uslnu them down In Texas to produce artificial rain. Wc may miss the pants, hut "Bill" Is quite as pleturesmie himself, and there will he no excuse lor misslug him when he comes to our city to-nieht,

.ng unless it is that all tho seats are taken In ad-

vance and lale eomery run not even get stand- 5:20 Ing room. SilBpin

5*1

Men

Per Pair

Come Early Before Sizes arc Broken.

CONCERT

v:»*J0HN ricCLAHROCK.

WANTED!

Typewriter Copying To Do.

Lotral Doi'innonts and Solieclulf- s.itisfaclory and lirst (.'lass work aiiti'i'd.

J. L. WHITE.

\V. U. Tolegrapli OOice.

FRESH MEAT

Vrni don'rliave to go?sitrt.he \vay :T» '\vn

t.ow.n

for. nice meat. Stop at

307 South Water Street,

Whoro you will have a large variftv i-i'

.meats to'seloot from.

E N O IV E

Plumbing And Gas Fitting—

vAVe have a large stock rlnmhin^., floods on hand and better prepared lv) do your work cheap than ever lefore. Remember that we {guarantee the goods

we sell ami

tliat the work i* done1\'".f

M*e.

RIGHT

WILLIAMS

BROS.,

121 South Green Strict.

A. H. HERNLEY,

Special Collector.

All kinds of notes and accounts promptly looked after. Settlements made and all business entrusted to his care promptly done. 01flee with J. J. Mills. JOOK S. Washington St.

D. W. ROUNTREE,

FIRE INSURANCE.

Kcpresents Old Kcilable Insurance Companies. Olllce with Indiana and Ohio Live Stock Insurance Companies. Patronage solicited.

CATARRH

ELY'S

CREAM BALM ]s}utckly

sorbed, Cleanses the Nasal Passages, Allays Pain and Inllamatlon

HAYFEVE

Heals the Sores, Protects the Membrane from Additional Cold,

Restores the Senses of Taste and Cajell.

AY-FEVER

ITW1LL0UKE A particle is applied Into each'nostrll and Is agreeable. Price ."() eentn, at DrnirglMsor by mall. KLY HHOTHHKS. ."idWnrren Street ew \orK

MOSON ROUTE.

WOHTW •2 :IH a.m.... 3:0Up.m...., 2:50 p.m

,17t- BIG 4—Peoria DlTisioa.

8:51 a.m 5:\Jop.m 1:5Q a. 1:15 p. ru

ttotjTn

...Night Bxpress,... Passonger ...Local Freight....

1 :f0 a.m 1:40p.m 0:1 r» a.m

WIST

0:4 1 p.m

...10:45a.m. H:f»l a. in 1:15 p.m.

AND ALIA.

aouTii 9 44 a

8:10 am 0:19

.. LOOK! Freight 2:18piu