Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 21 June 1894 — Page 4

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The New Collar Buckles

Made up with ribbon and

crepe are the very latest novelty. The prices on our

Silver and Silver Plated belts

and hair ornaments are the lu'st bargains ever oilered.

Call and see our stock of

Watches, Diamonds, Canes,

Umbrellas, etc., and you will find it the largest and best

selected stocK at prices he-

low competition.

H07iEant Slain Street.

Dr. H. E. Greene,

Practice Limited to Diseases of the

Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat.

Ol'KICK IIOUU8 i) to 12 a. m. 2 to 4 p. m.

Joel Block, Crawfordsvllle, ludlana.

To observe in select

ing a shoe is to be

sure and choose horn

our mammoth stock

of latest styles in La

dies and Gents1 Foot-,

wear.

J. S. KELLY'S,

124 K. Main St.

FULTOIM

BEST ICE CREAM

At IWampler'.-•--Five and 'lVn Out Dishes, ilring your children with you for the best

Ice Cream Soda Water

Try Wamp'er's. For

Fireworks, Torpedoes, Flags,

HitUonus and lire Cracker#

00 TO-

J. C. Wampler's.

SPECIAL LOW RATES

-VIA-

BIG FOUR ROUTE

or otlnrhi(f AleclIi\gn:

"ELKV AT JAMESTOWN, N. Y. June 1S'J2.

KNIGHTS OF ST. JOHN, AT BUITALO 2 4 2 7

"iiRlNLiiS," AT DENVER. June 24-27.

NATIONAL REPUBLICAN LEAGUE AT DF.N VER, June 2i.

"Y. P. S. 0. E." AT OLEVELAND. July 11-15.

NATIONALTEAOHERS' ASSOUIATION ASHIHIY I'AKK. July !-):).

BAPTIST YOUNG PEOPLES' UNION TORONTO. July

LEAGUE OF AMElilOAN WHEELMEN IJKNV15K. AUKUSL I.'l-IH.

KNIGHTS 01 PYTHIAS. WASHINGTON, I). 0., IN Al'OI'ST.

G. A. R. AT mrSBOHGH. September 10-15,

FOURTH OF JULY.

Tieket,s will be sohl for ONE FA 1115 For THIS RUl.'Nl) TlilF between any two point.* on the Big Four, within a radius o! two hundred miles.

Auk nearest Agent for Date of Sale, Upturn Limit, Routes, Train Service, etc. E 0 MVIlKMlCK" D. H. MARTIN,

Pass. Tratlic Mitmr'r. Gen'l Puss'r\TktApt CINCINNATI.

THE DAILY JOURNAL.

I'.sTAlll.lSHtll IX is:

Tlll'RSDAY, JUNE 21. 1S94.

GENERAL GOSSIP.

It Concern* Kverything and Kverybmiy nml I*, Therefore, of Intercut to All of U».

W. T. W'hitting'ton is in Ind'anapolis. O —Kil Evans is over from Indianaie oils.

Kit Randolph is down from l.afayette. —Thomas Hirch is in Noblesville on business.

A. ti. Anderson was in Indianapolis lo-dav. ran It 1. Sharpc is down from Chicago on a visit.

I'hil F. Greene is in from l.incoln. Neb.. 011 a visit. —W. 11. I'razier and son returned to Warsaw lo-day. —Miss Malie 1\coney went to Logansport this morninyf|S!|'.J: —I). A. MeClure returned to North Salem this afternoon. —Miss Lulu Ueed. of Newtown, is visiliny Miss Helen Dee. —1'rof. Chas. MeClure. of Oxford. O., is visitinjr friends here. —Rev. Charles Little returned to Terre Haute this morniiifr. —Wes iluirhes had a cow struck and killed by I111 itiy yesterday evening. —W. A. Hodel has returned after a successful evangelistic work in Wisconsin. —The graduation exercises of Scott township occur at New Market this evening.

Mrs. C. L. llossiter and Master Harry l'almer left to-day for a visit in Van Wert. O. —Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Little returned to Kvansville to-day after a visit with friends here. —Miss Nettie I-anner. after a pleasant visit with relatives, has returned to Peoria, 111. —Miss Kthei Voris will attend the Young Ladies' Classical School at Indianapolis next year. —The races of the green horses at the fair grounds this afternoon are attracting ipiite a crowd. :i —Mrs. Stevens, who has been the guest of the family of Joseph Iiinford. returned to Yevay this morning. l'rof. R. A. King has left for Youngstown. Ohio. He will return ill about four weeks with Mrs. King.

I). N. Morgan and wife have returned from Terre Haute where, tliev attended the Cooter-Gilbert wedding.

Ruck Brothers, (leorge Fonts and Hnek Price were called to Logansport to-day to testify in the linrrows case. —The students left for home in droves to-day although a number are still lingering loth,to tear themselves aw&y. —The elegant floral decoration, so artistically displayed at Yandes Hall last evening, was the jvork of Krause & Crist.

Miss Maggie Carroll has returned from Indianapolis. .She has been retained to teach in the Indianapolis school next year.

Klectkm of officers of the I. 0. ). M. to-night. All• brothc*rs are requested to be present. S.

W. O.

CAIIVKI:.

SIOKNKI:.

Sec. W. I).

—.1 udge Harney, Mrs. Mollie Crawford and Louis Witlierspoon went to Logansport lo-day to attend the trial of Ward Burrows. —The arrests

011

the grand jury in

dictments will begin about Saturday. Two of the indictments are said to be a decidedly sensational character. —Shook Shannon, of the Soldiers' Home at Dayton, o.. is visiting friends here. Mr. Slia. 11011 was deputy clerk of this county for a number of years. —All pypils desiring to attend summer school will please go to Central school building Friday morning at '.t o'clock instead of o'clock.

Fi.oit.v Woiti

—Prof. Alex Smith left last night for New York and will sail for Scotland next Saturday. He will remain there until fall when he will return to this country and begin his work in Chicago University. —Yesterday afternoon the tremendous rain southwest of town raised Rattlesnake creek so greatly that the bridge on the Terre Haute road near •lames Cilliland's was washed out entailing a loss of about Sluo. —Attica Lcl'jcr: Hon. C. 13. LandU has accepted the Republican nomination for Congress in the 10th district, after carefully considering tin' appeals of the kickers. The votes he will gain through his personal popularity will more than offset the boiling element, and he will be triumphantly elected.

MII.T WII.I.IAMS X-

lli'.oriiiMt. succes

sors to Henry Sloan, are pushing out for business. It will pay you to order your groceries of them. tf

Not

wiin a Weak Sys-

i.',Consumption with Weak or Disease with Loss 1

U'.sh. Take

Scott's 'R

'the Cream of Cod-liver Oil, fur any ailment resulting from poor nourishment. Physicians, U.e world over, endorse it.

Don't be deceived by Substitutes!

Ii v'K Scott A Uuwno, N. V. All DruggiHi.

THE WAR IS OYER.

(.overiror Matthews. t\i'cull. Vile 31 illt in freilt ltp Outing In Nullivrtu County.

Special to The Jo jrnal. I NDiA.NArol.is, .June '.'1.—Governor Matthews to-day recalled all of the militia seut to Sullivan county became of the miners' strike. They are returning to their homes this afternoon and peace reigns.- The war cost tliestate S25,000. A reception has been prepared for Indianapolis troops tomorrow night.

THEY WANT $3,500.

.IAIIKM*

C\ l.oug amljWlfe Sue Manilla* France for Ailiulnlptrriug ft, lllmM'lT uilil Wif*'.

.lere West ami ^(leorge Harney have entered suit in the circuit court for James C. Long and Ida, his wife, against Matthias France for 5.1.500 on account. It appears that nineteen months ago Long and his wife went to live with Matthias France and wife on the France farm near Ladoga. Mrs. Long isa granddaughter of Mr. France and she and her husband went there at his earnest solicitation. Mrs. France was hopelessly insane and was a most disagreeable person to live with. Unison Frank had left home it being impossible for him to live there. Mr. and Mrs. Long, they allege, had many ditlieulties to contend with until the death of Mrs. France. She was very careless in her person and many revolting particulars are narrated of her conduct. She also required constant nursing and had running gangrene sores. Mr. and Mrs. Long are now preparing to leave Mr. France and as the parties have failed to agree on terms suit is brought for S:i."i00. Mr.

France is quite wealthy ami is said to be worth 8-10,000. -.

Jim Was Cleared.

0..

This morning .7im Laryviit was tried before Mayor Handel for attempting to provoke a certain Mrs. I-ong\ Mr. Largent was accused of having1 by the ts^pellation of a bad name reversed the sex of the lady and a^eribed 1KM* ancestry to the dofs. In this he was arrested. Hoth parlies had their tod dliug- children at the trial and considerable diversion was occasioned when the son of Mr. Lar^ent be«nm to divide the contents of a cracker ha^p with the daughter of Mrs. Lon^. This caused Mrs. Lon«r unseemly rajre and she yanked her cocjuetish daughter across the room with a jerk that made her heels crack.

Mavor Handel after

hearing*

dence acquitted .Jim.

the evi

A Cane of Nero.

While giving place to Mr. Landis'r acceptance of the Republiern miination for Congress inutile Tenth district, the Logansport .hmrnal, one of the ablest Republican papers in that district. referring to the party schism caused by the Hammond convention says that it is a condition and not a theory that confronts them, and, while both gentlemen (meaning Johnson i«nd Landis) have shown themselves to lie aggressive lighters, "the spectacle of Nero fiddling while Rome burned must not be modernized.". The JinirmH also says that there is urgent necessity for the Republicans' of the Tenth district to calmly consider the situation and seek a solution which will insure the success of Republican principles.

To flu? .Slwi'le*.

The following* party pienieed at the Shades to-day: Messrs. Kert liamsev. lohn Hlair Kob Johns, lav (loodinjj*. Alex Nelson. Ue«.r. .Sullivan. (Jerald Welborn. Andrew Nelson. Leo S. Durham and truest. Mr. lVnue. of Frankfort. Charley llerron, Homer Allen. Harry Duckworth and A. A. McCain: Misses Kannie Watson. Margvret.lohns. of Se.dalia, Mo.. Katherine Campbell. 1 larriet Clcland, of Indianapolis, Jessie Lee. Autumn Lee. Helen Coss, of Lima. Ohio. May Kline, Daisy Avery, of Frankfort. Jessie Thompson, Llinore Uyrns. of Lufayetto, Helen Condit. of Terre Haute. Harriet Detchon, Kdith l\(dlar. of Marion^ .and Annie Stanton, of 1 ndianapolis.

»'iio(cii-1 im.

One of the society events of the season in colored circles v.as the marriage last evening of Wm. II. Woolen and Miss Josie Davis. At o'clock the bridal party rolled up in cabs to the colored Rapt.isl church where the ceremony was performed by Elder Pettiford before the concourse of friends. After the service the happy couple were driVeii to the home of the bride's step-father. Sam Sanders, when a reception was tendered them. Eleganl refreshments were served and good time enjoyed by all.

Tlie Temperance Meetings.

The attendance at the temperance meeting last night was good and the spicy songs of the "Funny Four Quarlette'' were well received. Several short speeches were made and all seemed to enjoy themselves. Tlumeeting at the same place to-night promises to be of special interest. Among other new songs the quartette will sing "Coxey. Keep Oil' the Crass.'' Let everybody turn out.

Aii ICvenlng WiMbllng.

At r:TJ0 o'clock last evening at the home of .the bride. 'HO west Main street. Kphie flooding and Dossa Livengood were married by Kov. J. M. Stafford. The groom is a prosperous farmer of Wallace at which place they will reside.

1Yiii|HT:iuei» Meeting.

Mr. T. J. McDcrmott. of Decatur. HI., will lecture on temperan*e Friday night, June *J'Jt at the court house at 7::i0 o'clock. All arc invited,

WAHASH i.n i:.

The Phi Delts gave a farewell hop in their hall last evening. The summer school begins next week and will doubtless be well attended.

I BITSIOF INFORMATION.

Col. B. S. Ewell, emeritus president of William and Mary college at Williamsburg. Va., is dead, aged SI.

Six members of the Peary relief expedition have sailed from New York. They hope to find him in a month.

Gov. Altgold has declined to prevent the manufacture of cigars by the convicts at the northern Illinois penitentiary.

Coal dealers in Chicago are preparing to lay in large stores of fuel In anticipation of another strike by the miners.

More than 2,000 men are now engaged iu the ore miners' strike in Michigan, and the movement is constantly growing.

Cyrus 1'. Leland, auditor of the Lake Shore railroad and associated with the Hue for thirty-four years, died at his home in Cleveland.

Wheat harvest has begun in Missouri. The grain is said to be of good quality. Corn and oats are also reported in good condition.

Secretary Gresham lias asked the Mexican government to punish Indians of Tiburon island, Lower California, who are said to have killed and eaten two Americans. One of the victims is alleged to have been a newspaper man.

HIS CAREER ENDS.

Ex-Senator Wrkhis, of

KUIISUM, DIE*

Attack of ChobTH Morbus.

"WASHINGTON*, June 21.—Ex-Senator ttishop W. Perkins, of Kansas, died here suddenly at 4 p. m. Wednesday. He would have hern a prominent candidate for the senatorial nomination In Kansas if the republicans get a majority in the legislature.

His death was duett) cholera morbus contracted in Indian territory a few days ago. He leaves a wife, two daughters and a son, all of whom were present at the death bed. A week ago he returned to Washington from Kansas and since then has been suffering from bowel trouble. flilshop W. Perkins 'was born in Hoeta'ster, Lorlnr. county, O.. October ly. IS11: received a common school education with a short ntu-nU-auco nt Knox academy, at GnlesburK. III.: read law at Ottawa, 111. was admitted to thr bar there In IStVT. and commenced practice served four years as a soldier in the union army. Koin^ out as sergeant In the Kltfhty-thlrd Illinois infantry, and wasadjutaul ami captain of the Sixteenth I'nileel StutOa colored infantry for two years and six months was county attorney of Labette county, Kan., In lhOU was eleeted probate judge of the county in Lu70 and again in in February, Is?:!, was appointed jn.Ure of the Eleventh judicial district of Kansas, and in Xovetnher-of that year was eleeted for the unexpired term: \v i,. reelected in November, 1K7-4, and again it.November, 1878. holding the oftlce for almost tei. years was president of the hoard of trustrustees of the Oswego college for young ladies: was eleeted to the Forty-eighth congtes.s as congressman at lurgc. to the Forty-ninth. Fiftieth and Fifty-llrst congresses, and was appointed January 1. ISM!, to the United States senate to till, until the election of his successor. the vacancy caused by the death of Hon, Preston D. IMumb. which occurred December W. m\.

Mr. Perkins was a ready speaker and nn able parliamentarian. While a member of the house he was often chosen to till the chair in the absence of Speaker Heed. Since his retirement from the senate in March, he had been engaged in the practice of law iu this city, beiny associated with ex-Assistant Secretary of tht Interior Chandler in the prosecution of IndiaL depredation claims before the interior department.]

LEO'S LATEST.

An Abstrnet of the Contents of the

I'ojio'e

lliieyeiieal letter.

ROSIK.,

June 21.—Pope's Leo XIII.'s

jubilee encyclical letter has been approved by a committee of the college of cardinals and will shortly be promulgated. The encyclical expresses grief at the schisms and animosities which have torn flourishing countries from the bosom of the church, and the hope is expressed that Divine pity ami omnipotence will bring them back to the fold. The pope then addressed the eastern churches, recalling.the fact that their ancestors recognized the Roman pontiff, admits that they are well disposed toward Catholics and promises that their rites and patriarchal privileges will be maintained In the event of union with the Roman Catholic church

Ilis holiness then appeals to Protes tants and points out that they have 110 fixed rule of faith or authority, and asserts that many of them even deny the divinity of Christ and the inspira tion of the Scriptures. The encyclical refers to the movement in certain countries against the church, enjoining Catholics to shake ofl sloth in view- of this hostility and to submit entirely to the tutelage of the church. His holiness condemns the free masons, claiming that they are the enemies of religious unity anil especially denounces their so-called audacious activity in Rome. Fur ther, he calls upon Italy and France to shake off the despotism free masonry in order that religious concord may exorcise the evils of war holding that Europe presents the ap pen ranee rather than the reality of peae- and that education in husbandry, tIKS arts and commerce is seriously menaced.

MountuliiH Move Down un tlie Truck. OMAHA. Neb., June

the I'nion Pacific headquarters are to the effect that the glacial action has in places moved the mountains down 011 the narrow right of way along the Columbia, where the cliff rises often 400 feet above the track, leaving now hardly a footing for the track. When the water subsided it is feared this will reveal damans which will require SI.500,000 to repair.

.Motion Kxcursloiis.

On account of the Fourth of July holidays-the Monon route will sell tickets to points within a distance of loo miles at rate of one fare for tin round trip. Hesides selling to points on our lines we will also sell at same rate to points on

T. St. L. it K.

II. i: D.: P». Sc O. S.

W.: Hig Four: I. 1). iV W.: L. K.

A*.

W.:

On account of the meeting of the Hattle (iround Memorial Association at Hattle (Iround, Ind., Sunday, June :M, the Monon route will sell tickets to Hattle Oround and return at rate of one fare for the round trip. Tickets will be sold on June

fourth of .Inly Kvrurslon* vfn Yatxhtlhi l.lne at lluil' Farts Tickets will be sold on July .'hi and 1th. good to return until July .Hh.'lKiM, inclusive, between all stations within two hundred miles of initial point. Tickets will also be sold to stations on connecting lines on same basis as above. For full particulars call on nearest Vandalia Line Ticket agent, or address J. M. CIIKSIMIOUOH.

Grand Sale

THE PEOPLE'S EXCHANGE.

Advertisements received under this head at one cent a line a day. Nothing legs than 10 cents.

Count a line for each seven words or fraction thereof, taking each group of figures oi initials as one' -.vord.

As the amounts are so small we expect cash in&Mlvance for these advertisements

WASTED.

ANTKD—At once, a girl at 220 Washington street. fj-liH!'

\\rANTBD—Insurance Agents, to solicit VY Hankers* Merchant's Life Association ot Illinois the most- liberal policy at lowest rates: hieontestible, tion-f jrf« itabie, surrender value, total disability clause, decreasing pr-'inium our agents succeed where others fail. Liberal contracts with llrst-class men.

C. K. HAMIILETON, Oen'l Manager.

»S 14-1 J) •PJS-lll "The Temple," Chicago. Ill,

Y\7 ANTKD—A good second hand wagon, one VY horse preferred, suitable for hauling organs in.. CillbertMuslc House. •3-i:Jtf

VVrANTED—Good real estate security will yy be given lor two loans of $7U0 and 8800 respectively, luquireof John L. Shrum. 0-14 tf

\\/ANTKD—ln every city, town and village Vw a. bright, local manager. A paying bus. Iness. No canvassing. Address I. T. Co Normal, III. d20wlt

OJT SALE.

SALly—A first class butcher's lee box, as good as new: can be taken apart and moved. Inquire at corner of W. Wabash avenue and Hiair street at Hunter's grocery.

U-1M tf

Cj^OK SALK—A small piece of pnjperty, eon1? veniently located Inquire of Frank Hurley. t-f.

FOU

SALR— Korf'-f), g(X)dslde bar surry and single et harm?ss. Inquire at S15 east Wabash avenue.

run

SALE. -A Hurley.

F*n|{

FOU

21.

Rumors at

FH)U

and Vandalia lines.

Ticlfets sold on :u\ and 1th, good returning until and including July 5. Trains will stop at all stations on July 1. Full information at depot.

and will be

good returning until and including June 2.". L. A. CI.AHK,

Ass'tCicn'l Pass'r Agent, St. Louis, Mo.

-OK

in the market.

surrey, iniiuire of Frank 0-10tf

SALK CIlEAl'-nno six-room house. Lot 10x1 Tl. One seven-room bouse, lot 10vl?l. Artificial nnd natural jras. water, etc.. In both hou?.e« Ail in fine order. One vacant lot 40x17 1. All the above property on east Mali: street., near Vandalri depot, can be bought very cheap and on your own terms. I want your best oiler. For particulars Inquire of K. H.Curtis, or write 'JV Ctuhy.alladur, f:j Uiver st reel, Chicago.

SALE—A gornl phort. horn eow giving a large amount of milk. Dr. Duncan. 27

I^UU No. S cook stove. '»10 K. Franklin St.

FOK

KENT—Houso on east Pike street. Inquire at 007 east Main street orjCltlzen's National Itank. 4-IIOtf

Ij^OK

.HKST—A house of 7 rooms, summer kitchen, cellar, water brought Into summer kitchen. House situated on coruerof College and Hocum streets, everything In good repair. Enquire of Mrs. ltueben Smith, 405 east College street. 5-28tf

LOST.

IOST—Lu-tbetween

TOST—

Agt.

Monday night, a filigree sliver

bracelet Music Halljand Iiinford street. Kinder leave at this ofllco.t 0 23

A lady's open face silver watch, with goM chain and a gold dollar charm. Finder will leave at Dlschors IJazaar with Oliic TalberU 0-21 i)ST—A gold hunting ease watch, size 10« case number 70,J»3rt, fancy dial, movement, Elgin No. M035027. The tinder will return to T. S. Clark, merchant tailor, and receive a liberal reward.

I.^OCND-Abuggy

Summer Goods

AT THE TRADE PALACE OF

HcCLURE & GRAHAM.

While in the market Inst week Mr, MeClure se

cured some great values in seasonable Dress Goods,

Laces, etc., which are noiiv on sale. Come and see

our offerings. The}- are the best values ever shown

We are closing out our line of Millinery at yonr

own price. Our stock of Carpets, Rugs and Shades

is the best and prices lowest offered. Resp'y,

MeClure & Graham's. v5

The Smith=Myers Drug Co.

North Green Street.

tbs Yellow SugariV .. lbs Kx 0 ths liidgewood A Suj^ar. lbs (iranulatcd ••••"Vv-^y lbs Fruit Powder lbs Pride of Peoria Floni* lbs

lbs Eureka .. lbs It is O. K. th* O.K. lbs Washburn I .est .. .^ .. lbs lbs Pillsbury's lbs .. ,. lbs (iold Medal flour.. lbs lbs White House Hour. No. J: lbs...

lbs lbs lts Puritv--tbs.

(.Sooil as new tf.

Sz\ LK—One large residence ami one cottage. Hoth desirable prouertles In Crawfordsvllle. Inquire at law oftlce of J.,I. Mills. ___ 12-21 tf

I'Oll RENT,

l^:)lt itKNT-New cottage, 0 rooms, Wlih modern Improvements. See Lew Horna day, harnhlll, Horuaday Pickett. 0-ls tfjS

KENT—House on west side of Walnut, street between Wabash avenue and Jefferson street. Apply to Judge A, D. Thomas.

IX)ft

KENT—House of three good-sized rooms at. 15,50 a month. Inquire of W I), Grltlith.

FOK

HUNT— House on Hocum St. Inquire of W. Li-Unlet. (i-2t

1^0K KENT—Nicely furnished front rooms, I. first lloor, 222 west Main street. o-3tf

WII.1. l'\ ADAMS

white wool baby hhawl, dropped

I rem a on Main street Tuesday evening. Owner can have by describing property at JornNAi,oftlce

50 dozen hankcrchiefs worth 10, 15 md 20 cents, choice for 5c. this week it Abe Lcvinson's.

BARBER SHOP.

Orii

MOTTO:—We

White House Grocery

103 South Washington Street,

.£1 no no 00 ,1 no no 00 50 7o

I3EF0RE YOU

TACKLEFISHINC

BUY YOUR

FISHING TACKLE

-OF-

California Goods.

1 can AprieotS ...

1 1

1 Kgg Plums. ........ .,

(ireen Oage Plums

I vLemon Clingl-Vaches..

1 White heath Peaches.. 1 Standard I'eai-hes. ..

1 Yellow Peaches.v.

I 20 00 I 'Jo 00 1 20

I .Hartlett Pears. 1 Hest. Tomatoes....... 1 1

1 00 50

No. 2..

.15:

1'5

Hlack Cherries.. v.

15 10

Vine Tomatoes........

I Vi tie Corn 1 Apples lrgallon can Apples., .... 1 gallon can Peaches........ American »los.s Starcht per I A line Crackt1!'. per lb (lallon can Apricots ........

*111 15

1 00 50

Come and take a look at our line of Dried Fruits and get prices.

M'MULLEN & ROBB

We're Here to Grow, Sir!

Hcing new at the business we do not. attempt to "run the town" as vet: wii will be satisfied for a while with a small share of the trade, but when it is once seen by .: the. open-eyed jiurchase'-s that we keep nothing but A goods our eompetitoi's will have to hustle.

We mean business. We are here to stay. We mean to grow, sir.

All we ask is a visit to our store. Kxamine our stock your opinion will undoubtedly be that's a "Model (irocery Store."

MILT WILLIAMS & BRO.

Successors to Henry S-loan.

(IIOO.

W. K1.1.1,.

The White Front

do more worU forless

money than any artist in the eily.

ut 125 North (ireen Street. Only

first-class artists employed.

ADAMS cK: BELL,

PUOPJJIMTOHS.

10 i5

Have Them Bound.

Hinding for World's Fair Folios.

Hrown Levant Cloth, Ornamental, Gold Center and Title on Sides

Same with Marble Edges

0,_'1

Hed Uussla Leatlier Hack Full Russia Leather, Levaut Shies 2 50 Genuine Seal Grain Morocco

3 Oty

Hring them to my store in the next ten, days and select binding.

C. O. CARLSON S.

West Main Street.