Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 27 June 1894 — Page 4

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Babie

ought to

b©

fat. Thoy arc

sickly when thin and thin when their food docs no. nourish them.

Scott

Emulsl

the cream of Cod-liver O. and hypophosphites, n^kobabios fat and well, strenp1 lsens growing children v.-y' nourishes mothers. rhitsicu &t.., the world over, endorse iw

Don't be deceived by Subside:.! Pwp»r»i

by Soott 4 Bowne. N. V. Ail Urnci^_

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

best bargains ever offered.

Call and see our stock of

Watches, Diamonds, Canes,

Umbrellas, etc., and you will

iincl it the largest and best

selected stocx at prices be

low competition.

207s EkiM Main Street.

A Point

To observe in select

ing ,i shoe is to be

sure and choose lrom

our mammoth stock

of latest styles in La

dies and Gents' Foot

wear.

I. S. KELLY'S,

124 E. Main St.

HILTON

BEST ICE CREAM

At. 'Waropler's-- Five ami Tun Cent Dishes Hrlng your ehlldren with you for the best.

Ice Cream Soda Water

Try Watnpler's. For

Fireworks, Torpedoes, Flags,

Italloons and Fire Crackern

J. C. Wampler's.

Have Them Bound.

Knuliritf for World's Fair Folios.

Brown Levant Cloth. Ornamental, Gold Center and Title on Sides II 00 Same with Marble Edges 25 Ued Kussiii Leather Hack 1 r,0 Kull Uussia Leather, Levant Sides 2 50 Oenuiue Seal (Jruin Morocco ',i 00

Jirintf them to my store in the next ten day* and select binding.

C. O. CARLSON'S.

•West Main Street.

C. M. SCOTT,

Fire, Life and Accident

INSURANCE,

Agent for the liartlett Bindery. Any weekly newspapes dsired. Agent for the State Building and Loan Association of Indiana. Special rates on binding Art Portfolios and World's Fair Views. Call on me for rubber stamps, htencils. seals, house numbers, aeci-

rit

i' 'l"rk's otllee. city

building, north (ireen street. Crawfordsville, I ml.

THE DAILY JOURNAL.

KSTAW.ISHKU IX 1SS7.

WEDNESDAY, JL'KB 27, lS9*te

GENERAL GOSSIP.

It Concerns Everything »nl Everybody and 1», Theretore, of Iuterest to All of V».

—1''. T. Lu.se i.s in Indianapolis. —Jim Mahorney was in ludianapolis to-day. —O. M. l.regg wont to Chicago this afternoon. —A. 1!. Anderson went to Chicago last niylit. —Will Craig- is over from Indianapolis on a visit. —Darriet Yeoman, of liensselaer, is in the city to-day. —Rev. Clarence Hills left to-day for his home in Ohio.

Louis UisChof visited the Shades yesterday for the first time. —J. A. Mahoney left this morning' for his home in Deminp, N. M. —C. N. Williams and Todd Thomas left this afternoon for West Baden.

Harvey Sparks, of St. Louis, visithis brother, Wallace Sparks, to-day. —Miss Elinore llyrus has returned to Lafayette after a visit with friends here. —Miss llannah Muhleisen and Miss Bulah Hills returned home this afternoon. —Judge llarney and wife leave tonight for a visit with their daughter in Gallipolis, Ohio. —Am Jones, Will Goltra and Sam Thomas spent the day in a fruitless quest for Sugar Creek bass. —The revised statutes of Indiana, IV.M. section 5.HOI. authorize school trustees to establish kindergartens. —Uev. J. 1\ llreen, ••I'ittieus," who raduated from Wabash in 'Sli, is now ill at his old home in Missouri and his recovery is not expected. —Nothing is more worrying as to have a job of plumbing drag on over weeks and months. Williams Brothers, besides doing the best plumbing, do their work promptly. —'THE JornxAJ. Art Portfolio series is now complete and those who have neglected to secure the portfolios for the past few weeks should call for the lacking numbers at ouce. —On the day after the Fourth of •Inly John Darter. Howard Mauck. Andy MeClamroek, Shorty Ward, Cam linsley and others will leave in a wagon for Mammoth Cave. Ivy., a trip of 3-0 miles overland. —Crawfordsville is promised a band serenade the day of the Democratic Congressional convention at Covington. The Brazil cornet band will stop here for a couple of hours on its way and lavish sweet music around. —Dr. R. J. Cunningham, T'rof. Campbell, T. 11. Ristine. Rev. T. I). FytTe and Hon. James A. Mount attended the l'resbyterian Home Mission banquet at Indianapolis last night. I'rof. Campbell Qresponded to tlie toast

Presbyterian ism as a Moulding Influence in Indiana." —lion. Winfield S. Carpenter and Hon. E. S. Halliday, of Brazil, are in the city to-day. The former was th Repiib'ic candidate for Congress two years ago, and the latter is a candidate before the Republican convention for the nomination this year. They are here shelling the woods.

llro. Foster's Latent.

Prophet Foster says the next storm will reach the 1'aciHe coast about the -•'th. cross the western mountains by the close of the 30th, great central valleys from July I to :i, and the eastern States about the 1th. This is a danger period but as it is an earthquake date the storms may only be moderate and the earthquakes great or the ostorms may be great and the earthquakes moderate. Seismic and atmospheric disturbances of more than ordinary force and of wide extent may be confidently looked for by readers of bulletins. Tlx* warm wave preceding and southeast of the low will develop extreme heat and. in the northern states, the cool wave will cause a fa of 20 to 40 degrees.

Court AtljoiiriiH.

The May term of the circuit court closed this morning after a very dull and uninteresting session. The legal mill will uot begin to grind again until the first Monday in September.

Go TO Ed Townslcy A. Son for cheap groceries and confectionery, corner Oak and Main streets. 7-'

Foa tags see THE JOURNAL Co., PIUNTKRS.

"DEMEMBER there

are hundreds of brands of

White Lead (so called) on the market that are not White Lead, composed largely of Barytes and other cheap materials. But the number of brands of genuine

Strictly Pure

White Lead

is limited. The following brands are standard Old Dutch" process, and just as good as they were when you or your lather were boys "Anchor," "Southern," "Eckstein," "Red Seal," "Kentucky," "Collier."

FOR COLORS.—National Lead Co.'s Pure White Lead Tinting Colon, a one-pound can to a 35-pound keg of Lead and mix your own paints. Saves time and annoyance in matching shades, and insures the best paint that It is possible to put on wood.

Send us a postal card and get our book on paints and color-card, free it will probably save you a good many dollars.

NATIONAL LEAD CO., New Vork. Cincinnati Branch, Seventh and Frecmau Avenue Cincinnati.

KEITH-COLE.

The MHt-rlHite of Two Estimable Young l'eople Occurs Thin Morning.

Ora L. Keith, of West Branch, Iowa, was happily married this morning at 10:30 o'clock to Miss Marguerite Cole, lit the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. Cole, just northwest of the city. The residence was very elaborately and very beautifully adorned for the nuptial event and on all sides was a great profusion of both cut flowers and potted plants—marguerites, roses and vines prevailing. The marriage service was a beautifully simple one. there being J110 attendants and the bride being attired in a most becoming tan tailor made traveling dress. The service was pronounced by Rev. K. B. Thomson, of the First Presbyterian church, and [after the ceremony a sumptuous wedding dinner was served the guests. The happy couple were made the recipients of numerous elegant presents including several handsome checks from the families of both bride and groom.

At 1 o'clock Mr. and Mrs. Keith left for Chicago and will go thence to Racine. Wis., by boat. After a visit with the parents of the groom in Vinton Iowa, they will repair to their future home in West Branch, Iowa, where the groom, who is a most excellent and popular young man. is engaged in a large jewelry business. Mr. Keith takes with him as his wife an estimable young lady who is loved and esteemed by all who know her.

C])io

of the Kpworth Meeting.

The linal session of the district convention of Epwort'i Leagues was concluded this morning at half past tenj Dr. West explained in detail the idea in buying an eighty-acre farm on the island of Singapore. It was in order that the converts might have a home. When a native becomes a Christian he is unable to rent laud from the unconverted lieu then and is thus thrown out of home and employment. One acre is enough to support a family so that this land will support eighty families. The Crawfordsville district of the Methodist church has undertaken to buy this land for Mr. West and when Dr.Tucktr went on the platform last evening to ask for subscriptions there were twen-tv-tliree acres yet to be paid for at the low price of S3.7.1 an acre. The different Leagues rjuiekly assumed responsibility for these twenty-three acres. Hefore adjourning a telegram of good will was sent the .State convention of Epworth Leagues at Peru and the usual resolutions of thanks were adopted.

Last evening after a song service led by Frank Davis there were in addition to Dr. Tucker's remarks addresses by Kev. J. (i. Campbell and Rev. M. 11. Appleby and two songs by a male quartette composed .of Charles Mclutyre. Omer Cox, Leon llro we and A. A. McCain.

Free Kindergarten* a* a Work, The free kindergarten under consideration by the ladies of the \V. C. T. U. is striet'y amission work. It is to provide the two years of kindergarten training for the children of the poor citizens of Crawfordsville who can not have such training as matters now stand. That the kindergarten should be a part of our public school system we earnestly believe, and that it will be in another year we valiantly hope. With a law to enforce this desire there is every prospect of success if some energetic work is done. We call upon all men and women interested in making our city a better and nobler place to '"help those women."

About That Kenee,

To the? Editor The Journal. It is stated in yesterday's JUMJNAI. that it was claimed that Mr. MeConnell had zealously fenced up a goodly portion of the street. It is carefully not stated who made the claim. I believe that I know where the lines of my lot and of the center of the street should be. and knowing this I will state that my new iron fence is now further from the proper center of College street or (irant avenue than any other fence or property lines on either side of said streets along their entire lengths. lint don't give the name of your informer.

vVV: I HA Mt'Co.V.NKI.fi

Mei'tlng Willi I'nvor.

The scheme mentioned in Monday's •loritN'AI. for an October racing meet at the Crawfordsville fair grounds i.s meeting with favor on all sides. Said a well known horseman this morning:

I believe that by putting forth the proper effort the purses necessary to insure the success of the meet can be raised without dillleulty. .Such a plan, if carried out would be of great benelit. not only to those interested but to the town and county as well. There is no reason why Crawfordsville should not be right at the top."

Tliey Will Wult III Vain.

I'.ert Ramsay, .Phillip (ireen, Louis Witherspoon and Tom Matthews, four Crawfordsville young men. .Saturday left that place in canoes, down Sugar Creek to the Wabash and thence to this city. They ought to arrive here some time the latter part of the week. —'I'crrc Ihnilc /.Y/m.v),.

If the citizens of Terre Haute gather on the banks of the raging Wabash and anxiously stand to welcome these weary travelers they will stand a goodly while. The young gentlemen failed to start.

Death of Tliniiiax IC. K..|l,-y, Thomas 10. Kellev. aged .Is years, died this morning at 1(1 o'clock in the State insane asylum at Indianapolis, where he had been con lined for the past ten years. The deceased was a brother of Jack Kelley. W. W. .Scott went to Indianapolis to-i!ay to take charge of the remains and the funeral occurs here on Friday at Hi o'clock a. in., at St. Bernard's church.

th£ tariff.

Senator 11111 OfTer* More laconic Tal Ameudmentn. WASHINHTOX, June 27. In the senate Senator Hill jdem N. Y.) withdrew his tariff bill amendment to exempt rom taxation the Income of United States bonds, so exempted by tho law ot their Issuance, and he suggested to make the clause read "the principal and interest of which are, by the law of their issuance," etc. That suggestion was accepted by Senator Vest on the part of the finance committee and tho clauso was so modified.

Then Senator Hill said he had offered his amendment last Saturday to call attention to tho fact that $0S5,000,000 of property was by this clauso taken out of the taxable property of tho country. Ho then offered an amendment to lnolude within the exemption tho bonds of a state, county, municipality, or town, and he made an argument iu support of that amendment.

Discussion on the constitutionality of a national tax on state or municipal bonds continued for some time, and then a vote was taken on Senator Hill's amendment. It was lost, 25 to 80. Senators Gray, Hill and I'ugh (dems.) voted with tho republicans for the amendment and Senator Pettigrew (rep.) and the populists against It.

Senator Hill then modified his amendment so as to confine the exemption to state bonds. Lost, 87 to tJO.

Senator Hill then moved to strike out the provision for a tax on personal property acquired by gift or inheritance. Lost, 20 to 84.

Senator Vest's amendment excluding in the calculation of tho Incomes of banks, banking institutions, trust companies, life, fire and other insurance companies, railroad, canal, telephone, telegraph and other companies, actual operating and business expenses, losses and interest on bonded and other Indebtedness was agreed to.

A committee amendment was adopted providing: "The tax shall not apply to suites, counties, or municipalities nor to corporations, compilules or associations organized ami conducted solely for charitable, religious or cducntluuul pur,poses. including fruternal l.enellctur ,- societies, orders or associations operatlni upoc the lodKe system and providing for tlit payment of life, sick, accident mid other bencllts to tho members of such societies, orders and associations, itnd. dependents of such members: no.r to I'm1 stocks, shares, funds or securities held i»y any ildicuary or trustee for charitable, religious or educational purposes: ir.r to the loans made by bulldiiiRand loan associations to iheii shureliulders for the purpose oi cmtbliiu.' then, to provide for themselves homes: nor to such savings banks, savings institutions or societies as shall (1) have no stockholders or member, except depositors amino capital except deposits: (2i shall not receive deposits to an gate amount in any one year of more than*l.(* from the same depositor: :b shall not allow an accumulation or total of deposits by any one depositor exceeding Sici.ooo, tl) shall actually divide and distribute t.o its depositors ratably to deposits all the earnings over the necessary and proper expenses of sm-h bank, institution or society, except such, as shall b? applied to surplus and (5) shall not possess it any form a surplus fund exceeding !0 per cent of its aggregate deposits.""

Senator Allison moved to add to section 5'J the words: "And nothing herein shall apply to any corporation, company or association having a paid uj: capital of less than S10.000."

Without acting upon the amendment, the senate adjourned.

MAKES A MILE 1:56.

John S. Johnson ISrcilks the World'i Bleyclf. Keeor«l. WAI.TIUSI, Mass., June 27.—John S. Johnson, of Syracuse. N. V., Tuesday afternoon rode the fastest mile on the Waltham track ever ridden on a bi cycle. Johnson was paced on t«c tandems to try to beat tbe world record of 2:08 ti-5 for the fastest mile ever made in public. This record he himself held on tho Waltham track Ho not only broke that record, but hit lowered Windle's world's record ol 1:50 4-5, made in private last fall on the Springfield track. Johnson made the mile in public Tuesday In 1:50. with flying start, thus breaking his own world's public record by 7 3-5 second and Windle's private record by 4-5 of a second.

BASEBALL.

lleHiiltH of I ueNilay'M tiniues ll^tueen Pro-ri-HsIonal t'lubu. National league games on Tuesday: At Chicago Baltimore, 14 Chicago, 0. At 1'ittsburgh—Pittsburgh, 0 Washington, 5. At New York—New York, 4 St. Louis, 8.

Western league.: At Toledo —Toledo, 17 Indianapolis, 7. At Minneapoli Minneapolis, 10 Kansas City, 14. A! Detroit- (o-aud Rapids, 10 Detroit, 0, At Milwaukee Sioux City, S Milwaukee. 7.

Western association: At St. Joseph Rock Island, 20 St. Joseph, S. A1 Lincoln Jacksonville, 8 Lincoln, 0, At Des Moines—Des Moines. 18 Quincy, £. At Omaha—Peoria, 18 Omaha, 10.

Mrs. IgnnlliiN IlmiiK'lly

ST. PAI'I., .Minn., June 27.--Mrs. Ignatius Donnelly, wife of the author ol the famous Shakespearean crypto gram, died at the Ryan hotel Tuesday after being an invalid for nearly year. With her husband she was one of the pioneers of Minnesota and was held in the highest esteem throughout the state.

Sill! Wouldn't W*:1 Hint,

CIMCAOO, June 27.—The murderer o) Mrs. Carrie Reld Monday in the. office of the Thamer Lumber company and who afterwards committed suicide has been identified as Alfred E. Hunt, a resident of tliisclty. He murdered he because she refused to get a divorce and inarry him.

W1IJ KCKUIIII) Work.

LINCOI.N, 111., June 27.—The coal strike here was ended Tuesday by tho adoption of a 50-cent scale. This is a reduction of 1 cent from the old scale, but concessions in the blacksmithing, powder and oil will make more than the difference. All miners will be at work to-day.

SpanUh MInn llorror.

MAIIHIO, June27.—An explosion took place at a mine at L.'gnlidad, Austria. Tho dead bodies of eight miners have already been recovered and flfty-seveu are still missing.

"AM. run down" from weakening effects of warm weather, you need a good tonic and blood purifier like Hood's Sarsaparilla. Try it.

Itarklen'H Arnica Salve.

The best salve in the world for Cuts liruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Kruptions, and positively cures Piles, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or MK noy refunded. Price 25 cents per box. For sale by Cotton ifc ltife'b, the Progress Pharm acy.

Dr. H. E. Greene,

Practico Limited to Diseases of tho '-V

Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat?

OKFIOK Horns to 14J u. ru. 2 to 4 p. in.

WANTED—If

FOH

Grand Sale.....

—OF

Joe! Block, CravrfordsvlUo, Indtana.

THE PEOPLE'S EXCHANGE.

WAXTKD.

fiF.NTS WAN F.I)—No hard times. Soil *'Y. Aluminum no\*t?!Ues. Buy direct. '200 cent, prolit, Secure territory. Samples in velvet linvd ciise start.-you. Sent return mall tor luc. AUMIM'M NOVKLTY ?l. :\:V Broadway, N. Y. G-:tO

7 ANTKD—At oneo, frirl at 2'JO Washingtoo street. 5- Jltf \\TANTKI)—Keliable man with references arid iMJo en.sh capital to take ehanre brunch otllne Indianapolis house In Lafayette. Salary fl ,000. Uelerences given. Address 50 Baldwin Block, Indianapolis. 7-:i

A\7 NTKI)—A jrood hreid and cake haker. None hut a sober man need apply. Address K. W\ Knox, liojpetiton, II).

Monthly fruurantced. Manuiacturinjr conccrn wants representative

rawfordsville, {or any city not taken.) Must have few hundred dollars cashtopav lor tfooda on delivery after orders are secured. F. R. Vail, Morse Building, New York.

WANTED—Insurance

\\[ANTED— Good real estate security will be given for two loans of I70U and 8800 respectively. Inqulreof John L. Shrutn. 6-14 tf \\r ANTED -Good reliable men to work ludustrlal insurance. Apply at Sherman hotel. E. O. Edwards. 7

you want to work and make

big pay sell for a tlrm that has had over llfty years of success in the Nursery bu Iness. Special indue, monte offered to beginners and experienced men. Write at once for parti uhira to Ellwanger & Barry, Mt. Hope Nurseies, Rochester, N. Y. 0-!i5-l*Jt

FOR SALE,

I^OUSALE—Anew

first class butcher's Ice box,

as good as can be taken apart and moved. Inquire at corner of W. Wabash avenue anl Blair street at Hunter's grocery. (i-12 tt

Ij^OUSALE—A small piece of property, conveoleutly located, inquire of Frank Hurley.

SALE.— A surrey, inquire of Frank Hurley. tt-lOtf

FUK

SALE CHEAP—One six-room house. Lot *10x171. One seven-room house, lot 40x171. Artificial and natural gas. water, etc., In both houses. All In tine order. Oue vacant lot 40x171. All the above property on east Main street, near Vaudulta depot, can he bought very cheap and on your own terms. I want your best oiler. For particulars Inquire of B. Curtis, or write T. Cadwallader, f:i Uiver street. Chicago. 0-18-1 mo

r()K

SA LE—A good short horn cow giving a large amount of milk. Dr. Duncan. 0 27

Ij^OH SA LE—No. cook stove. Good its now .'U0 E. Franklin St. tf.

I^OK

SALE-One large residence and one cottage. Both desirable properties In Crawfordsville. inquire at law office of J.J. Mills. 12-21 tf

IfOlt RENT.

»K KKNT—New cottage, 0 rooms. With modem improvements. See Low Horn* day, Baruhill, Hornaday & Pickett, M8 tf

KENT—House of three good-sl/.ed rooms at 15.50 a month, inuuireof W. D.GrilliUi, 0-20tf

IJX)K

UKNT-House of five rooms on south Walnut street. Inquire of John D. KulJner, 70:i south Walnut street

BENT—Nicely furnished frout rooms. I first lloor, 222 west Main street. 5-3tf

FOB

KKNT—House on east Pike street. In* quire at 007 east Main street orjCttlzen's National Bank. 4-30tf

LOST.

LOST

A thousand mile ticket over the Vandaliallne. Flnder*lll please return to this ollice. fl*23t

»ST—Thr^e horses, one bav'mare, one black 2-year-old colt, one yearling colt. Finder will write John Baker, New Hoss. Jnd. (K50

Summer Goods

AT THE TRADE PALACE OF

HcCLURE & GRAHAM.

While in the market last week Mr. McClnre se- \z cured some great values in seasonable Dress Goods, Laces, etc., which are no# on sale. Conic and see our offerings. They are the best values ever shown in the market.

We are closing out our line of Millinery at your own price. Our stock of Carpets, Rugs and Shades is the best and prices lowest offered. Resjvy,

McClure & Graham's,

The 5mith=Myers Drug Co.

North Green Street.

25 llts Yellow S:u :ir.. ... .?i no

Purity

Apent* to solicit for

Bankers' & Merchant's Life Association of Illinois: the most liberal policy at lowest rates: Incontestlble, non-f jrfeltable, surrender value, total disability clause, decreasing premium our agents succeed where others tail. Liberal contracts with first-class men. 0. E. HAMULETON, Gen'l Manager. 0 14-19 40«-m "TheTemple,"Chicago, III,

ISAAC S. WILHITE

Cabinet Haker.

225 8. WASHINGTON ST.

White House Grocery

103 South Washington Street,

24 His Ex 1 00 *o ths Rulfrowooil A Su^ir 1 00 21 fts (irannlaU.'il oo 1 I'an A])ik'Ots 15 20 11. Fruit Powder .ji I no 1 "Ejfg I'lunts 15j" 50 lbs l'ritle of I'eoriii Hour .. .. 1 (J0 25 tills ,50

50 ttis Kureltu .... 70 1 l.cinon Clinp l'oaclics 15 25 II. I White heath I'uaelics.. 11 50 ItlS l). K. 75 1 Standard Poaches 15 ll.s O.K. 40 1 Yellow Peaehfis. l.51) tl, Waslilju ru 1 lest....:. .r.v. 2o 2.1 It.s 00

no 11. Pillslmry's ....... 1 -JO 1 liartlett Pears. 15 2.- ttis oo

5 ItlS 50 1 {fallen can Apples.. .• 35 50 ttis

New tops for umbrellas fur-

nisliori from samples. (Juaran-

teed according to sample. Also

new ribs ami fixtures. Prices reasonable.

General Repairing a Specialty.

"FLY-FIEND

Will positively protect Horsce and Catt le frotn any annoyance from Flies, Gnats and Insects cf every kind. Improves appearance of the coat, dispensing witti fly nets. Heeommended by thousands. Try It and be convinced. Price of "Fly-Fiend" including brush, quart cans, $1,00 half-gallon, $1.75 one gallon, l2.nO, One gallon will last three head of cattle or horses an entire season. Beware of Imitation?, Address Crescent, manufacturing Co., 210!) Indiana avenue, Philadelphia. Pa.

WILL ADAMS GEO. \Y. HKLL.

The White Trout

BARBER SHOP.

OUK MOTTO:—We do more work for loss vv.lmoncy

than

any

artist

at 125 North Green

BEFORE YOU

lA(KLf FISHING

BUY YOUR

FISHING TACKLE

—OF—

California Goods.

1 iroon (iiiye l'lums......... 15

1 I'.lack Cherries.. 15

50 II. a V" 1 20 1 Fine Tomatoes: 7X II.s 00 Fine Corn 7K 50 tiis White House Hour, No. 1. •i I oo 1 Apples

I?est Tomatoes. 10

No, 'i. oo 1 gallon can Peaches. 35

25 ItlS 15 American Hlo ,s Staioli per Hi,.. 5 50 ItlS Purity 1 oo A line Cracker, per III 5 2 ItlS

O. U. PERRIN,

50 (ijillon can Apricuts.... 40

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

MULtfEN & ROBB

LAWYER

Will practice in Federal or State courts. Notary in Oflice. oftlcc Kootn, Suite2, Crawford Building, south

Green Street.

ABSTRACT BOOKS,

A. C. Jcnnison'e abstract books contain a copy of every deed'of record to every tract of land in the county, as well as to every unsatislied mortgage or lien. His twenty years experience, aided by these unrivaled facilities iu tracing titles enable hhn to claim that his office is the best place to have Deeds, Mortgages Leases and Contracts prepared, as well as reliable Abstracts of Title. MONEY'TO LoAN REAL ESTATK AND 1NSUUANCK AGENT.

LECTION NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given to tho stockholdersof Oak Hill Cemotery Company that tho annual elelectlon of seven directors will bo hold on Tuesday, July 1H04, at 4

,^7 BIG 4—Peoria

In tho city,

Street, duly

first-class artists employed.

ADAMS & BELL,

PltOPHIETOBS.

U1»141

A. C. JENNIoON,

llic ulllco Ol liy order of tho Uonrd. C. M. UKAWKOU1), (i-27d,.Vvv l1resident.

Secretary.

MOSOB ROUTE.

WORTH •VHVUttWWim *OTTTB 2:18 a.m Night Express a.m l:00p.m Pasflnnifer 2:50 p.in Local Freight 9:15a.m

Division.

8:1 I o.ftOp.m :02 p. ":45 a.m. 1:50 a. 1:15 p.ru 1:15P.n.

south VASDALIA.

0:44 a 5:30 8:10

HOB**

8:10 8:19 2:23