Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 27 November 1894 — Page 3
The Head and Foot of Beds
R^,ERBI'WCR-'TTHE DAILY JOURNAL. Still Special
Prices
ON OVERCOATS
We are unloading, and we
are not particular who £t*ts
them, so they go Prices
should be an inducement to
any one in need of goods,
and we have certainly
reached the bottom in this
respect. All that it is possi
ble to ofler has been placed
before you, and it rests with
you to either accept or le-
ject them. We cannot make
you buy we can plead, in
sist and persu-ide but you
have the cash and must be
your own judge about spend
ing it. Wouldn't it be the-
act of a prudent man to look
at our stock and see what
we have to oll'er you.
Wouldn't it be economy to
buy of us if you can see
where you can make a few
dollars. We are not dealing
in idle fancies when we say
we think our line of goods
are as good as can be found,
and at prices a little closer
than is usually quoted.
Lee S.Warner,
The One-Price
Clothier, Tailor, Hatter
and
Furnisher.
Eph Joel's Old Stand.
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Are the places where you usually see the most beauty. You'll find points of attractions all over our Oak Redroom Suites. They .head the list of attractions in bedroom beauty, and you foot the bill with pleasure, because it touches your pirse lightly. The scholarly ability shown by ladies nowadays, their knowledge of values in the beautiful, is shown by their lively purchases of our dainty Rockers. What graceful marvels! llow handsomely carved. See its mother-of-pearl adornments. Prices begin at 81.50 and end much higher. We have said. It is for you to do. We were compelled to increase our beautiful Carpet Parlors. Perhaps a nice Rug you will want. They make a beautiful decoration of a floor and a handsome present for Christmas, it is no trouble for us to show goods, in fact we want you to come and look through our immense stock. We have laid away several nice presents for Christmas and probably we could do the same for you.
Respectfully Yours.
Zack Mahorrry
ons
W. K.WALLACE
Ageut for the Connect lent Fire Itisurimco Co., Ot Hartford. American Hire Insurance Co.. ol Now York. Glruul Fireinsurance Company, of Philadelphia, London Assurance Corp ration, of Ijondon, Grand Hapids b'lre Insurance Co., of Michigan. Office in Joel Rlock with R. E. Bryant,
South Wash. St. Crawfordsville.
HAVIN'o ITIICIIASK!) A
MOSLER FIRE-PROOF SAFE
Of the. latest pattern panic* need not hesitate to leave their Walelies. Jewelry, Silverwaio and Spectacles lor repair as they will ho well taken care of.
Watches, Clocks and Ji welry fur ude at the lowest cash prices at. 1:2.'I south Gie-n Street, opposite Mule Hall.
Eugene Wilson.
C.M. 8COTT. HAKVEY STl'lin-
SCOTT &STUBBS
General Insurance Agents,
lire, Life and Accident
INSURANCE,
Legal Documents, such as Deeds, Mortgages. Contracts, Leases, etc.. executed. Loans on Farms and City Property Negotiated on most favorable terms.
COLLECTIONS A SPECIALTY.
Office, 2d Floor, No.
Io.'jH
lQ.STAHLlSHKl) IN 1887.
TUESDAY. NOVEMUKE -'T, 1S-J4.
GENERAL GOSSIP.
It Concern* Fv^rythtng »nd Kverybodj ami if), Thcrtiloro, of IntcroHt to All of U*.
—ihntM' Cox was iu Frankfort to-day. —Will lioben is down from Waleott. I). \Y. Yeagley is down from Monou. —.). S. Knox, of Grand Knpids, Mich., is in the city. —(Jen. Low Wallace went to Indianapolis this morning —Ous Tmitt sells Taggnrt butter crackers at 71* cents. —Mr. Reed, of Wolcott, is the gue&t of Charley Waterbury. —T. II. Kistine and A. 1». Anderson were in Indianapolis to-day. —Taggart butter crackers at C»u Truitt's for 7y. cents per pound.
Decide to have your picture taken at Nicholson's. They are the best. —Mrs. A. C- Mattox. returned to Tcrre Haute to-day after a visit here. —Going to hear Swiss iic.ll Rinsrers at Center church Thurday night? You'd better. —"The Spider and the Fly will he the next performance at Music llall after
k,
Fast Mail."
—Sim Kldridge. the favorite barber, is greeting his friends at his new shop, 105 north Green street. 11-27 —The Christian Kndeavorers of Center church were fortunate in securing the Swiss Hell Ringers.
Kverybody can alTord to hear the Swiss Hell Ringers Thursday night. Admission 10 and HO cents. —Win, A. Swank was this morning admitted to the 'Montgomery county bar on the motion of .ludge Snyder. —Tiik .JoruxAi. will take orders for '•The Personal Recollections of Sixteen Presidents," by Col. Dick Thompson. —The Kerr Stanley' C. 11 ugbes. pas-tor-eiect of the Second Presbyterian church of Richmond, will be ordained and installed December —Mrs. Harry Morgan and daughter Mildred, of Indianapolis, and Mrs. John II. Wilson, of Liberty, are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Morgan. —Mrs. Katie L. Fore.sman and Miss Rettie Kennedy will arrive to-morrow from Lewiston. Idaho, having been delayed several days at Rcuton Harbor. Mich. —P.ra/.il 77/m gomerv county
Prof. Canine, of Mont and Miss Lucas, of
Cloverland, were married at high noon yesterday at the. Methodst parsonage by Rev. G. W. Switzcr.
Frankfort Times: Mr. and Mrs. [hman Williams, of Crawfordsville, were in the city yesterday visiting friends. Mr. Williams was formerly agent,of the .Standard _iI Co. in this city. —(IreeneasUc Iliiinii'y-Thins: Tlic treatment of the high school football team at Crawfordsville Saturday was allthat could be desired, and our boy:speak highly of it. Should Crawford ville play a return game, they will, no doubt receive a royal welcome. The boys have a challenge from the Terrc
Uaute high-school, also from the Pari*. 111., school, one of which will probably be accepted.
To tin? Public.
The Montgomery Savings Associa tion has opened the stock book for a new series, to begin on .Ian. 1 s'« Stock may be subscribed at any time with the secretary. W. W. Morgan, the Ornbaun block. Shares are one hundred dollars each: weekly payment: 20 cents per share. Membership fee 1"» cents per share: dues may be paid monthly- or quarterly, to suit the convenience of the public. This associa tion has been running now six years and will mature its tirst series of stock within the next twelve months. The lirst pay day will be on Saturday. .Ian lsnr.. "\VIh:ii tin* Vrost is on th"
'Puiikin' and the
Fodder's in the Sl»i»« ."
The season referred to in the above wi-.i known lines will be celebrated by a box social at Whitlock avenue school to-morrow, Wednesday, evening. 1-Jaeh lady will bring a box or basket with lunch for two. which admits her free. Raskets will be sold at lf cents, the proceeds to go for school library and incidentals. The handsomest lady will be 'given a line dressed turkey. The most popular visiting teacher will receive a suitable prize. An exciting corn husking match will take place. Everybody invit d. Admission 10 cents. 1
A Proposed Avenue.
The contract for the tuasouery work on the new Wabash avenue, bridge i11 be let on December f» and the work pushed to completion. City Kngineer Waugh proposes the opening of a new route to the .Junction, ami his proposition is meeting with great favor. His idea is to open a new avenue extending from the Wabash avenue bridge, parallel with the Morion track to the .Junction. The route is not built up at present and would be shorter and more practicable than any existing route. It is not improbable that the plan will be earrh out by the council..,.
Still l-ree. /j.'''-
The burglars who relieved Dr. I. A. Detchon of his valuables Sunday night are yet at liberty. It was learned last night that two men carrying packages had been seen running through the college campus about an hour after Odieer Martin tired on the burglars. Thej' arc thought to have been the guilty parties. It was reported that the watch stolen had been ottered for pawn at Atkiuson's groceryyesterday. This is erroneous as the watch ottered was one of a wholly different pattern.
Foh
S. Washington St.,
Crawfordsville, Ir.d.
all tlental
Cialcy.
work see Gon/ales
THE GAME OF BASKET BALL.
home Volutors Conceruinft a (iame Which Will IU the Chief Athletic Amuse ment Hero ThU Sctiaon.
As^niost of the games in the State Basket Rail Championship series will be played here this season a few pointers on the game will not come amiss. There are nine players on each side. There is «a goal keeper two backs to assists a center, a right and left center. two forwards, and a home man. The accompanying diagram shows the position of the players.
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The ball is put iu play by the referee throwing it up in the middle of the field: this is done at the beginning of the game, at the beginning of the see-
»nd )mlf, after each foul has been made. is» two halves of twenty minutes
A goal is made when the ball is thrown or batted from the ground into the basket., provided it stays in. it is a foul if the ball is struck with the ts or kicked.
The ball must be held by the hands, the arms or body may not be used for holding it.
No pushing, tripping, shouldering striking is allowed: infringements •f this rule eounts as a foul.
The score is counted by points. A xoal eounts three points a foul, one point for the opponents ^A majority »f points decides the game.
CoiK-t'inmK Yatljijiiini h«u», A-special to the Louisville I'nst from Lexington, Ky.. says ^concerning the late Vallanilinyham:. .J
The Vody of i. W. Vtillandingham, el a ii 1 ri S at Cra ford vi 11 e, ind., is believed to he one of a family of brothers living near Hrannon. a small station about live mile* from this eitv. on the Cincinnati Southern road. There area number of brothers in the family who are tobacco tenants. Some time since a telegram w:» received here from' the deceased, asking for help. The telegram was addressed to "Mr. John Vallandingham." and it was claimed soon afterwards.
A special to the Cincinnati /'«*t says: (5. L. Vallandiirghain. who was found dead at'l-j'awfordsviih*. was a tobaccogrower, and lived on the farm of Capt. Nat Herry. on the Nicholasville pike. Vallandingham has a br»»ther who resides on tlie Lexington ICastern niilroad. several miles from this city, and who has been trying to iind hi* missing, brother for several weeks.
llnrbers to Clone.-
We. the undersigned barbers of Crawfordsville, agree to elose our shops on Thursday afternoon. Nov. 2'.». at 1o'clock and keep closed until the morningg of the :oth. (iKOUGK Ni:n.KST \Y. ». Aumsthoxg,
Mmicon Ki.iitun k. FUANK M. McCaliiv'.'
Dan Lipscomii.
CondiM-(or Koed Itudly Hurt.. Last night A. L. Kced. an old and well known Morion conductor, was seriously and perhaps fatally injured iu a runaway accident near Keynolds. lie was driving to Waleott and from some ^ause his horse plunged into a ditch throwing Mr. Ueed out against a
'I urkeys for tbe I'»or.
All worthy people not being able to purchase a turkey for Thanksgiving should call on Trustee Hartman and secure an order. Present this order to Lee S. Warner at his clothing house on Wednesday and he will present you with one free of charge.
Shf* Wanted tV- Heal Thing. i-ral years,ago a efl.ebriiti'd tragedian was announced to play "Ilamh't" at Windsor. When he came to the soliloquy he made an unusual pause after "To be--" The queen, believing that he had forgotten hislines. instantly prompted—"or not to be. That is the question." "By your leave, your majesty," said the tragedian, put out of courtly humor by the interruption, "{.hat is not the question. The question is my method of interpretation." "Never mind your method." returned the queen, smilingly "what we want is Shakespeare.
Irrrftlgt ilttc.
Kook-canvtissers should take courage from a story told by an English lecturer "on "The Art of Bookbinding.
A man of their profession had called at a house whose occupant met him with a growl. ''It's no use to rue. I never read." *4But there's your family," said the canvasser. "Haven't any family—nothing but a eat." "Well, you may want something
throw at the eat." The book was i-'Tcbnsed.*
/.(»rn*IMn»ru—Wonuin's l-'rhMut—
Has a grand record as a remedy for all diseases peculiar to women. Ask your druirgist for one of the Zoa-I'hora medical books for women. MoiTett Morgan, and Nye Booe.
A SHORT SESSION.
Seven liotlie* in the OM Town Cemetery— The New Fire Alarm tto\ in ro*ition -Other Matter*.
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f)I AO It AM SHOWING TIIK Ul'I'EK I'oUTlOX" ftF T1TE TTKUP.
The end and aim of the game is to toss a ball, which is the size of a small football, into one of the two large basets suspended at each end of the field, 'he winning side is the one that lands the ball in the opponent's basket. The »u*ket is placed about ten feet high. ..The three players who are designated as Vforwards," occupy the third of the round nearest the opponents* goal: the "centers'* occupy the middle third, .ind the "backs" the defensive third of ilie ground. The "forwards" of one earn stand near the "backs" of the other.
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Council iiiet' in segnlar session, all members being present, except vers I and McCampbell.
The minutes of the previous session I were read, and on motion adopted. Mr. Wilhite reported that there arej seven bodies remaining in the Old Town Cemetery, and that Trustee Hartman had so''notified the committee. The matter was referred to the
uiour roitw.vuu
Kn.li T.N n.»
HIOlIT HACK
Roard of Public Improvements. The proposition of the Motion road ou the new Wabash avenue bridge was accepted, with the proviso that there be nineteen feet of head room.
Mr. McCampbell reported that"-:.the tire alarm box, lately ordered, had been received, placed in position.and,is in good working order, .V
The committee to whom wasreferred the petition of (i. W. Paul, .and others, praying for the vacation of an alley, etc.. asked and was granted further time to report.
The Mayor reported thad he had had a conference with the Sheriff in regard to penal work, in which he suggested that the County Commissioners bear half the expense of a siiperinten lent
goal, and when a and place the appointui«*nt in the Tlie time of play hands of the Sheriff. The matter was ach. referred to the 1'olice Committee.
Mr. McCampbell reported the eiti_: /ens of the vicinity west of the college still desires a watering-trough. It was referred.
The City Attorney reported having corresponded with Kngineer Hall of the Motion, but had received no reply.
Ui motion of Mr. McCampbell -thereport of the Street Commissioner was received, ami the Clerk ordered to ismic warrants for the payment of. the same.
The City Civil Kngineer reported "iis having finished plans and specifications for the Wabash avenue bridge. :.,V
Mr. McCampbell asked for a crossing on Brook street. Keferrcd. to. Hoard of Public Improvements.
Mr. Reynolds reported part of Lane avenue in bad repairs and moved that the Street Commissioner 'be instructed to gravel same. The motion prevailed.
The following accounts «were ..allowed: Mrs. lv F. Doisey 1. .lohn Melntire '.V Uamewell Fire Abirui Tel. Co. 0 C., C.. C. Si. L. Ky .'.mi Crawtordsville Pressed Hrirk '^,70. \V 11 am Ii ros Frank Linn 1 Jas. V. (jtines C. O. Morarbtnd The Journal C.'o Lyle Reynolds. .. G. W. Halt
F. Humphrey Paul IIughes ..,1.. II H. Talbott Crau l'ordiiville Lumber Co...,..,...... J. W Henry -,.'V '..v Keuben Smith The Huekcye Electric Co........ Joliu Mount The*. Clements ,, Will Wvki.ll' !n motion of Mr. Thomas eil adjourned till Dec. U, p. m.
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PalhWir Talo of a Knt.
A touching story of a rat eomes from Rickmansworth. The hero is old and blind. He lives with his family on a sewage farm, and since lie has lost the use of his eyes he has taken his daily airing with two of the younger members of his family. To guard against misadventures tlie three go abreast, with a piece of stick in their mouths, which the youngsters use as a tiller to steer the blind gentleman with. Thus fortified the alllietcd rat is enabled to take his walks over his native sewage farm, crossing planksand eluding dogs as in the day of his youth and vigor. Even the lady who "cut off their tails with the carving knife" will have no chance against the blind rat of Hickmans worth. Westminster (»a/.et te.
.. -o More I'nn Tlii'ic.
A friend of mine has a little bov who has just reached the age where he is interesting. The other afternoon he was found sittinjf on the steps'of the veranda, looking very much downcast, and his mother asked what the trouble was. "We'll have to move away from here." he said. "Why?" asked his. mother. "Oil, I've done up every kid in tho block, and there ain't any more fun here!" Johlen Days.
Literally True.
The ambassador from a distant"Vourt was deeply interested.
4lI
am told," he. observed, "that your majesty is clothed with great power.'' The queen smiled. "You would think so," she answered, without restraint, "if yon could see those six Lie maids of honor lacing my stays."—Town Topics.
—"Doctor, I am troubled with shooting pains in my face." "Ves. madam. You use too much powder."—Chicago Tribuue.
IlonilN SarsnjinriUrt uri's.
Nr.w ahkkt. Ind., Nov. f.
to
IS'jL—
dames Wright of this place, makes the following statement concerning his experience with Hood's Sarsaparilla: "1 have beeu taking Hood's Sarsaparilla for kidney trouble and can say that it has nearly cured me. 1 have also taken it for rheumatism and am completely cured of this trouble."
Hood's Pills arc especially prepared to be taken with Hood's Sarsaparilla.
Birchof's Thanksgiving sale of furs and cloaks.
1
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ri Sarah
i. 0.riFFirv.
Only a Scar Regains
Scrofula Cured Blood Puriflod by Hood's SarsaparilU*. C. r. hood A- Co.,.LoweU, Mass,: it as a iT so a on a concerning what }Ioo,Vs frirsnjirtrilla has done tor xn, daughtor. It is a Wonderful medicine and 1 annul recommend It too highly. Sarah, who Is fourteen years old,.has been
Afflicted With Scrofula
ever since she was me* v?:!ir I'm- live years Che has had a running sm» one ,sUld of her rj in mewled, hat i!ry p.'y)-td u! !".| conunenoed trrleil daughter'
lace. "Wo: tried OuiSiiu)* ditl I usln- lioocrs siltLu ji advlsod
Hood's5Hi--"Curesbecause»arll!avsouitome
It had cured her troubled with lb and sin lu bottle II'x coianittici ago, an 1 it e. ij
I ul been
tat -sfilee ehl!dUooi5, Vm without via W u*.e We oao 3 ear son, Remaining 4 d#- ^e.. Previous to -i
Only a Gear
63 a trace of the tiifad taking the nie«31ej:. 'v hr bv.l nv»w she ra \\iih Hood's S'fo Vt'ifPiitble TiUs/ar MauiaGujiiis .\
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was .alTeetcd In. connection.'
v.i' l::r.Cft-ns«Mj llodd'a'Jw.bCiit." Man. I 1
Hood's lls cure-imusea, Flck headache, Indigestiuii, btliousii^as. .'ll by all druggists
A N»'W Sorles Hinbtiiejr l!»soriiii inn Mitck. The Crawfordsville .Building L«an
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X*. Savings Association is taking •subscriptions to the eigntii series of its capital stock. The career of this Association since ils organisation is too well known in Crawfordsville and neiiiity to .require an extended description. It simply.-.does a Straight and legitimate building and loan asjbeiatioii'• business according to the strict letter of the law governing such corporations in Indiana. '.I'he shares are each, weekly dues cents pur share. They may be paid weekly, monthly, quarterly or yearly. The membership fee is 50 cents per share. Persons desiring shares can secure them bv ealling at the oitiee of the secretary. H. H. HusstlL No. .1 L"» south tireen street, where Die stock book is open and where any information desired by interested-parties.will be^ clieerfuHy given. I'irsf paymeni in the new: :^erie.s' -Svill be tnaie on Monday/1 )ecember Hi Like all other asr?oclat ions of the lei ml this one report^ annually to the Auditor of State, under whose supervision it is. As a matter -f fact it vvas largely instrumental in securing the enactment of this wist a ml etlieient In .by. tlie last, general assemblv of indiamu
Thaiik^giving -a!.e. o'f'- fur•
and cioa ks
I .-* III U'il salve.
THe best salve in the. world for Cuts Bruises, Sores. Ulcers," Salt Kheum Kever Sores.-Tetter, Chapped Hands. Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Irruptions. and positively cures Piles, or no pay'required. It is guaranteed to give perfect or money refunded. PrVee'.Tjsatisfaction
cents per box, l-'or sale by
Cottoii & Uife's, the ^Progress Pharm •icy.
sl.iKl Jetted Birds oriiy^Oe at Lev bison's: 50c .letted. Birds only U.'»e. Colored wo^l felt Mats only 50c.worth I.
All l-'n-c.
Those
5
who-have used I)r:
Rife, the I'rogrcstjiye Pharmacy.
IHiKi'MATl^M is /primarily"caused bv acidity.o.f the blood. Hood's Saraparilfa pu.riiies the blood, and thus cures to disease.
'Tho mk»'i» irl.
"How' hriiHuiit ami uilrtJiiui the light.of In eye.', Like a star elatioliip out from the htue of H.e sky Atui Hv'iUly t'rooly her dark tresse* ph»y O'er 'i l»r» jnul ii. bo^oui as lovely as tln-y."
The Yankee girl i.s not 'always blest with abundant health. There are unfortunately 'hundreds of Yankee girls and mat runs who are. dragging out an existence. They suffer from ailments peenlar to their sex. Life is a burden. Where can they obtain relief? The ..question is not hard to aimer. Dr.
Pierce's Favorite.
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liiiiir *titurc. Not hiiiu llnvo."
IU\v. .lohn Ueid. Jr.. of (Ireat l-'ails Mon.. recommendee ICly's t'l^'am P.alm to me. I can emphasize his statement. it is a positive cure for catarrh if used as directed."—Lev. Francis W. Poole, 'Pastor Central Pros /Church at Helena, Mon.
It is the medicine- above all others for catarrh, and is worth its weijrht in gold. I can use. Kly's Cream Balm with safety, and- it does all that, is claimed for it. B. W. Spe'rry. Hart fort,' Conn.
lEolltif in One Dny.
South American Nervine relieves the worst cat es of Nervous Prostration. Nervousness'and Nervous Dyspepsia in a single day. No such relief and blessing.has- ever come to the invalids of this country. its powers to cure the stomach are wonderful in the extreme It always cures it cannot fail. It radically cures all weaknesses of the stomach and never disappoints. Its cfVeets are marvellous and surprising. It gladdens the hearts of the sull'ering and brings immediate relief. It is a luxury to take and always safe. Trial bottles 15 cents. Sold by Cotton W Life and MolVctt »v. Morgan.
the 1'ot sloes.
jood. lime to buv, Sugar.
Armazindy,
1\ in g's N t* and those the opporon the ad-
Discovery lenow its value, who have not. now have tunity to ti'y it free^ Call
vertised druggist and get a trial bottle free- Send your name and address to 1L K. BueUlen A: Co.', Chicago, and'gei. a''sample box of Dr. King's Xew Life Pills free, as well as a copy of Guide to Health and Household Instructor, free. All of which is guaranteed toj.lo you good and cost you nothing. Cotton
Tremendous Sacrifice Sale
i.We find out.elves with too much iroods ouimiid at this time of year so j. ha ve.concluded to etit the-prices on these goods that will sell theni at once Keau. tho. following prices They are onlv a few of the manv bargains we are uftering:
JO'pleet^ \vwl lniis!nvd Honnettay :. only .'lie "t0c:.5.v -j* pH.ee£ heM-y. hroailolntty.roidy -vvorJh
S e.vi ra tesuvy Itro^JeloVi) only .!' Is the§t? kJnd.-
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pieces itrUev .Hcd TuMe Lluen. only 1 He per nt am trih pU»e «s .ft i}' ua Ciolb H( per* yd. :t0'veiv tor ?c. a in 5
Wo^d'ie.iilt.y.bh'in-hed Crjish^nJy .U -, por yd».
In fact all the Girls Love the odor Of this Fl agrant Cigar. Try 3
Yours Truly
iption will
bring the brilliant ami mirthful'light baek to their eves and the blush of health to their cheeks. It cures all irregularities, weauue.-»es. nervous ami general debility, spasms. St. Vitus' Dance, and kindred ailments.
Si'o I In' Wniiil's Fair fur Firirrn tVuf-ji Upyn the re'eeip'.t of your ad»lress and 15cents in postage stamps, we will mail you. prepaid our Souvenir Portfolio of the World's Columbian Imposition. the regular price is ."ML cents, but as we want you to have one. we make the price nominal. You will iind it a work of art and a thing to be prized, it contains full page views of the gn-.it buildings, with description of same, and is executed in highest style of art. If not satisfied with it after you get it. we. will refund the stamps ami let you keep the .book. Address, 11. K. Bucklen & -iiC, Chicago
Win. Doney Cigar Co.
all wool I'nud K!aut.iel only loe^per d. worm .$.*e. ?ee our jrKid Cunton Flannel at -l and tw* per yd.
Mn^hnsand CaUeocH :iwh down Tmlow^ wiiivtiwn I'nee Powdor only 10e. Kvilo, the ttnesi face powder ever used only 1 ,oe.
Mourning pins 3 bnxrs fo" oc. See our U)e ll»u^k«Mvhtets nir."e l,tu)'! t'"\t ice \N ool itt lOepcrbox. Hlank'-t runnels und Varus aH reduced. nde» wear iiml I !o*lery ery cheap.
u'lM-vtiiit the priee^ on nil our, Ionics ris we unnt to elose out every we have, Also big'reduetion in Millinery n»nd«. He sure to rail on us as we will positively save yon money on all your purchases.
A E E IN S O N S
l,oOO
Bushel Michigan Potatoes
Tii. so poiaioos \vi re '-i-ltti tcii by Mr. I'arnhill :ind they
are line stock. We are ready to take orders for potatoes for
you can buy them cheaper now than any other time this Win
ter. We have some choice ich'iran apples that come with
SUGARS.
We are offering inducements in Su*ar.bv tlie bairel. A
Holiday Goods
are receiving a«
and see. them.
big li:-i: uf Ilo-ida)' Gooi's. Come
Barnhill,Hornaday&Pickett
The most stylish, comfortable and durable White-Linen Collar manufactured is the
\y
over
"Th inner Thickncss" 1,000,000 now in use.
If you wear cmo yon will buy no other. First class furnishers sell them.
A "i rwA9\
THE POSITIVE CURE.
?TT7 BHOTfTKRS. W«n«n SUNawTork. ftlce 60 eta.
Crawfordsville
Steam Dye Works
Ladles' nnd Gentlemen's ('lotlilnu Cleaned, Telorrwi and repaired in lirst class style. •CLK.iMMi VliiXTI.l-.MKWS VLOTH.vf $m:ciALi
All work warranted. Olticvami works at. American St-i ain Lamnlry. Ilrnnch oflli'e American Sleata Lnumlrv ofliee, c-orncr ot'f»reenand Pike Hts.
HERMAN IMHOFE.
Fon bill licads see TUF. JOCHNAI. CO., T'M.NTKRS.
•"THP
The Daily Market
('or. Cullcpe and Water Sts. Leads the Trade in
Groceries and Provisions.
Fresh Pork Tenderloin, Spare Ribs and Sausage. New Sweet and Sonr Tickles. Fresit Tub Oysters, •iJressed Chickens,
Celery and Cranberries, Sweet Potatoes,
Our trade is good because we give as much for one dollar as any house the city. Goods delivered promptly
R. E ATKINSON.
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