Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 7 December 1894 — Page 3

Fair, colder Saturday.

Profit Smashing Sale

Of Overcoats

And Suits

Child's Ovcrcoat worth S2..10 now .-•• .Si.no Child's Ovcrcoat worth SI.00 now Child's Ovcrcoat worth $.".00 now Boys' Overcoats worth SS.oo now ij.i.ou' Boys' Overcoats worth $10.00 now SO anil ST Men's Overcoats worth ST.00 now SI.0(i Men's Overcoats worth SIO.OO now 87 and S8 Men's Overcoats worth SI 5.00 now SI:.'. 00 Men's Overcoats worth SIS.00 now ...S15.00 Men's Overcoats worth $20.00 now SI.) and SU» Men's Overcoats worth S-." ami 0 now S20 and SJ2 Child's Suits worth 83.50 now •.. .Si.00 Child's Suits worth S3.00 now S2.50 and S3.50

Men's Suits reduced 25 per

cent from actual cost.

They must and will be sold.

Come and reap the

benefits.

Lee S.Warner,

The One-Price

Clothier, Tailor, Hatter

and

Furnisher,

Eph Joel's Old Stand.

The Daily Market

Cor. College and Water St». Leads tin* Trade in

Groceries and Provisions.

Fresh l'ork Tenderloin. Spare Ribs and Knusasre. New Sweet and Sour.I'icldes. Fresh Tub Oysters.

Dressed Chickens. Celery and ('nu.lierries. Sweet Potatoes. Our trade is good because we give as much for one dollar as any house the city, (ioods delivered promptly

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1 THE DAILY JOURNAL,

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GENERAL GOSSIP.

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Hiitl ia, Tlutraloris of Internal to -.

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—Wuulow g'lu.ss Mahorney Sons1. tf. —Tad L. .lounson. of KocWville. the city. —Lon Mcllre^or,.of ill(jpiuil.urg,,i,«i., I.S in the city. —Nicholson's pictures in alio elegant mas presents. —Kev. 1. \V. Swit/.er returned to Kra/.il this afternoon. —Kev. DelosM. Wood, *»f (Jreonettstle. was in the city to*day. —For a nobby hair cut setv Sun Kldrid^e. 10r north ireen street. lh-:M (inly two days more of the .Japanese sale of rug's and screens at liir-.ehof s.

Have your Nmas picture made by the Cleveland operator at !a\v.soErs gallery.

Uoyal and Select Ma.ster^ will please remember that to-ui^ht is election night. lies TUI'ITT, 111 M. —Miss llattie Naylor. of Darlington, has tahen a position, in -Myers .A: Charni's store. —Am Jones went to Kort Wayne today. where his wife and Miss gallic Newton are visiting* W. W. Jones?:. —Treasurer-elect Win. Johusoti will probably move to Crawfordsville this winter and have his son and daughter enter business college. —There will be a stated meeting of Montgomery lodge No. Royal and Select Masters, thiseveniugat 7.o'clock for the election of olliecvs. —Hiseliof's store was crowded yesterday with ladies buying those beautiful Japanese rugs and screens. Saturday is positively the last day of the sale. —Those Japanese at Hischof's are going very rapidly- They are selling at half what tliev were shown for even in the large Sale eloses on Saturday. liayless will have a carriage standing in front of the White House grocery all winter. One way 1" cents, round trip cents. Leave orders on the slate in the grocery. 1.2-U

Fon all dental work see Gonzales A: '.Jaluv.

Brass Metal Onyx Top.

Friend hi Newl i* a TrU'inl liul^Oil." A friend advised me to try Kly Cream Balm and after using it six weeks 1 believe myself cured of catarrh. It is a most valuable remedy. —Joseph Stewart. tlrand avenue. Brooklyn. N. Y.

My son wasaillicted with catarrh, I induced him to try Kly's Cream Balm and the disagreeable catarrhal smell all left him. Me appears as well as anyone.—J. C. Olmstead, Areola, III.

Price of Cream Balm is fifty cents.

FOR notehcads see TUB JOURNAL CO., PKIXT&RS.

Surpasses all of our previous efforts in making selections to suit the mo.st fas tidious taste. You'll never get a stale or shop worn piece of us. l-ook at our

Banquet Lamps, Chiffoniers, Center Tables, Bedroom Suites, Sideboards, Ladies' Desks,

And by all means look at our line of Fancy Hookers. Chairs. Divans. Conches, I'arlor Suits, Carpets and Hugs which we have on our second floor. It is a perfect palace. It is policy to come early and make your selection and we will take care of your goods until the day of delivery. Our prices are low, the goods are fine and the shrewd buyers trade where money brings the best resuits. We extend one and all a special invitation to come and look through our immense stock. Itespectfully ours,

Zack Mahorney & Sons

K(lwaJ

(ls vvas

ever

cities.

.fimnutl:

Indianapolis

Mr. Maurice

Kutler is now at Ashville, X. C.. steadily improving in health. Mis sister. Mrs. A. M. Snow, is with him and they will visit Florida before returning.

Invitations have been issued by Mr. and Mrs. Jere Williams, of'711' North Carolina avenue. S. M. Washington. !. C., for the marriage of their daughter. Daisy Adelaide, to Clarence A. Hartman, well-known here as the son of \Y. A. Hartman. —Beautiful Oriental Japanese rugs to fit any si/.c rooms, and in exquisite .Japanese designs. £3.000 worth to be sold before Saturday night. These goods arc brought to V»ischof" for a grand four days* sale. Saturday is positively the last day.

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A FUND FOR LIL-ILY PATIIINTS. DOUGMS-BATTSHAHT.

Olijfct Unit ShimM lit*

«'(»uby All Good t»

The Crawforrtsvilh: Keely league is bride's parents. Mr. and Mrs.. K. M. raising- a fund in order to send in.for- itarnhort. 010 Milliean street, occurred tiuiatc victims of the liquor habit l.o marriage of Kev'..lamcs M. »ougla». I l'laiuliel.i to take the Kccly cure. Hi of Miies Citv.Montana.and MissKlinoru

j,-cnlatill|' a subscHu-

lion paper Uwiny uul very few refused

tj contribute to a cause, at once so philanthropic and so practical. The league hopes to raise ?f!0o which is enough to take one man through the course of the treatment and pay ml of his expenses. The plan IN to loan the money to the patient to be paid for on his return. Mr can easily get security if it is known that he proposes to brace up and be- a man. The Keely League should be encouraged in its etVorts to benefit, humanity and instead of 6100 there should be s:.t)0 or enough to provide for every man who wants to get rid of the accursed habit/f

i.\lready

fifty men from tills eounty »-*e graduated from the Keely Institute at Plainfield and only-three of them have gone back to their old habits. Twcu-ey-j'ive of these belong to the league «»f which Charley Benjamin is president. Crow Snyder, of Yountsville. secretai y, and Ceorgc Neil est, treasurer.

litsitne Asylum lU-port.

Br. J. Kogers. superintendent of LongclifV insane asylum at Logansport has just submitted his annual report to «ov. Matthews and it contains some interesting information. The number of inmates enrolled on Oct. il, lsi'j, was I in. equally divided between the sexes. On Oct. 31, !sm, M)I were enrolled. 270 of whom were men. The mortality each year has been a tritle more than 0 per cent.. The institution has beds for i»TS inmates. One case of insanity exists to each 000 of population and Superintendent Rogers says that the size of the hospital must be increased or the insane must be cared for in jails and hospitals. The number admitted siuee July 1, (the opening of the hospital} was 1,17S: enrolled October 31. 1S0K 50s admitted during the biennial period, 7: discharged—recover ed 07, improved .VJ, unimproved 10, idiotic I, not insane died S'J, avera. recovery rate per cent, on the number admitted: mortality rate 0 percent, on the number treated. y.

•Here T«-^T«»rro\v \ening

Pittsburgh The situations in "C.loriana" are very funny, and the parts are in the hands of a capable company of comedians. Miss 1lanche Chapman, as ".Gloriana." made an unqualified success, and was charming in appearance and dress. Eugene Sweetland, as a young gentleman of the for eign ollice about to wed Miss Chadwick, the daughter of a retired tanner, and to escape "(iloriana." who holds some love letters of his. changes places with his valet, which leads to some amusing' complications, has a great deal to do in the piece,, and plays the part with skill. Waltcr.I. Krooks. as a Kussian diplomat, (leo. IlaHton. as Spinks. and Theresa Alston, as Kitty, a maid, all do good work, while \V. 1!. Murray, as a fat and retired tanner, was inimita ble. A very funny pair of Russians make their appearance in the last, act and contributed to the..' general hilar ity.

rl i/.t- Debate.

There will be aa important open meeting of the Calliopean literary society at Center Mali on Saturday even ing beginning at 7:30 o'clock. The programme is to consist of a number of recitations, essays and declamations but the principal feature of it is a prizedebate. The men who will engage in this have been chosen during the present lorin -in competitive debate. The subject is an unusual one and will afford those who are to deal with it good opportunity, to say something worth hearing, it is: "Resolved. That penitentiaries have been greater civilize rs than ideals." The aHirmalive speakers are lid 1'. Hell and I'red Sclnnitl. .1 r... and the negative O. II. tu-iest and C. II. Smith. All are l-'resh-nien with the'exception of Mr, Schinitt. who is a "'.IT man. The meeting, as stated at the beginning, is an open one. The public is invited and the ladies are especially welcome.

Mnrrhig*.' I.n riiMN

.Tames M. Douglas and Klinore 12. Karuhar!.

Tran»t*ori4 of Itrul 1-p.liite.

A list of deeds iiled for rec»rl, furnished by A.

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.leuuison. Abstractor

ot Titles:. irsi Nat i'.anlv and .1 S 15rown\:. to Horace I- mg uart of h-t in. -Uy. S :Ur0 60 ht\ id isehart- to Samantha.

Kaynor lot in city 1 150 00 Am 'Luster to Thus and Kvorson auresin Union tp 5 000 0o sijiuniel Dodge to i-'raneis ,M-

Uodge part of lot in IMeasaut. Hill oo I.»ra A McCabe to Mary A

Tcoalman untlivitled of of in I'numtp To l'« 1 nos lOvi r«)n it) Samuel craybill ^o acrt's in Scott tp 4^0 ()d Wm Jones to iiMsilla lAs- :. :A ler lot- in New Hiehinond. i:/o 0o S^oV-ert ..Clements to Andrew

Diiugherty part of lot in I ,adoga *"0 Oo Andrew \V lUiugherty to Ua-••••.'• do re Clements part (f h»t in':-

Ladoga 00 .Jesse tirennrd toiiuy and N\*ttie Ijittle tract in Wayne-toT-n.j J00 00 Susan Hurt t«i Jesse r»renard tract in Wnvnetown.. 10

John Cully to Saml A Cullv et al tract in cityl "7r» 00 Ldwin S Dill to Aravilla Dill llH acres in I'nion tp 7.0oo 00 Thomas Foster to Frederick l-y:-

Koberts to acre in Coal: vCreek tp, ^,.?. i1 000 00

1 I transfers: eonshleral ion £kM.7:H. Hi

A Hind irl WaahMli

'•Not by me! Silrje iisiuff /oa-l'hora 1 eun io. my own work. It is oman Friend, indeed." So MIV scores of women to-day. Sold by Nye A\ lh»oo ami Moll'ett Morgan.

Two I\»timu1»l« iMni|{ I J.aat Night.

fopltr

evuiiiuy, at. the lioni*' of the

llarnhart. uite & number of guests assembled to witness the ceremony and the residence was handsomely decorated for the happy occasion, the rooms being replete with the bright beauty chrysanthemums, ferns and foilage plants. The scene was a very pretty ind attractive one when at *::'o o'clock the appointed hour, Miss Minnie Richmond began playing the Mendelsshon wedding march to which the bride and groom unattended entered theeast parlor and took their stand before Dr. .1.

F. Tut.tle who performed the marriage service in his usual beautiful and impressive manner, after which prayer was oiTercd by Dr.

\l.

.1. Cunningham.

The bride was becomingly attired in handsome gown of white brocaded ilk trimmed with lace, and carried bride's roses. After the ceremony the nests were served a very delicious wedding collation in the dining room, which was very artistically adorned with flowers and plants. The bride was made the recipient of numerous handsome and useful presents from her many friends.

The wedding is a very happy and appropriate one. Mr. Douglas graduated from Wabash college in

'00

and three

years later from the I.ane Theological Seminary at Cincinnati, lie now has an excellent charge in Montana and is a popular and rising young minister. In bis wife he will lind a most excellent helpmate. She has been foremost in church work here and has a large circle of loving frieuds who reluctantly part with her and her good works.

The guests present from out of the city were Mr. Tom Itodlue and Mr. and Mrs. M. Hoord, of Covington: MissK.tta Wright, of Logansport: \V. II. Hamhart and family, of Terre Haute: and J. T. Barnhart and family, of Indianapolis.

The bride and groom left last night for their future home at Miles City, Montana. They will stop at Chicago and Minneapolis for short visit-

ISK DAMAGE SUIT.

KIUIINI-Y SH«M1 HS ol* !\l»rKlmll Dolicrty.

A voluminous complaint of fifty ijjcs wus tiled in tlus circuit courtlliis morniny by HoiHeltur X" Thompson. The plaintiffs are .lames Mayer, biiffgry manufacturers of I .a wreiu'eburfr. Ind.. and fourteen other creditors of Marshall Doherty, of bugffy business memory. The defendant is A. I-". Ramsey, assignee of said Doherty. The total damages asked is Sift.000. The complaint holds Mr. Ramsey accountable for the transactions of Mr. Doherty. and asks that lie make an ac eountinir as assignee.

NKW JtOSs.

Milt Ilarshborger has moved to Co lumbus. "/V Marion l.oop returned to Imlianap olis Tuesday.

R. C. Walltnp was among' our horsemen Monday. Mrs. Mary Loup visited friends ii Mace Wednesday.

W. H. Adkins and wife returned to tndianapolis Friday. K.

Ij.

Hratton shipped three hogs to

Arkansas Wednesday. .1. W. Sliepard transacted business in ra

or Wednesday.

Miss Maud l'lnnket was the guest Miss KtHe Rouk Snndav. W. .1, Sanford and wife^ of near Leb anon, spent Sunday IILI

M. K. I-jilwards. of Mace, transacted business here Wednesday. The Rathbone Sisters cleared •Z'm on their entertainment.

Kev. I'lnnkett is holding revival services al the Cliristian churcli this week.

Misses Nora and Allie Hest.. of .lames town, spent Thanksgiving

Kvery member of '.lie II. A. Ii. is re ijnested to be present at the Saturday night meeting.

Mrs. John l'owell spent Thursday with her daughter. Mrs. C. (. kouth in Indianapolis.

Misses Allie McMahon and lunnic Watson returned home to rawiords ville Wednesday.

Miss l.illian Wilson came here Wednesday en route to I'rbana, to spend vacation.

Kev. Ashley, of Tuscola, 111., de livered a .sermon at the Christian cnureh Monday night.

I. F. Sperry has moved into his new house. It is by far the finest struclur in this part of the country.

Some of our fairest are certainly preparing for the ballet. They practice four nights ill a week.

We now have a well organized Shakespearean club which meets i: the school chapel Wednesday nights. Fred liott is chairman.

Miss Winnie Hale, of l'ittsboro. was the guest of Miss .less Shepherd over Sunday. A select party was given in her favor Saturday night.

The school house that C. ii. Johnson presides at was robbed of a call bell, a tommyhauk, a screw driver and a monkey wrench Tuesday night.

A team driven by little Ollie Vanice ran away from the church Tuesday night. I'hey ran into Hurk Kvans' buggy and smashed it to smithereens and serious damage was narrowly averted. /vA''?v-.V

IS TIN' (JiH'Ph

Anions remedies for complaints peculiar to women, nothing equals ZoaI'hora. Sold by Moft'ett Morgan and N ve. vV. Hooe.

Tn? only way to cure catarrh is to purify the blood, liood's Sarsaparilla purities the blood and tones up the whole svsteni.

Ca.iarForm

In Its Worst

Life Almost a Burden

Clorious Change Duo Solely Hood's Sarsaparilla.

Mrs,

King

tienova, hio.

.!»Lirrh Is a constitutional tlteensc, and therefore it can only lo cured by a constitutional remedy like Hood's RarsnpariHa. Head what did for Mrs. King, concisely expressd In her own voluntary words: "C. I. Hood & Co.. I.nwe.Sl, Muss.: "Gentlemen:— a grateful heart I wrtto what your grand medicine, Hood's SarsapariHa, has dono for me. J'lvo-bottles cured mo of catarrh In its worst form. 1 ihink it was only matter o! time, when it would have ended lu

Bronchial Consumption.

I can scarcely realize wherein a few mouths"RRO life WHS almost a burden, slrk and discouraged, now I am Wrll mid Xflr»ipr, gaining flcsb and anew being, a ad

all

Ouly thoM? who have had speelal traininu ehould attempt ht. Kla^ses le^t the shouhi do thn patient mure harm th-iu trood. Many eases of ncrviujsne^^. Irrhabiti: v, insonini.'i, lieadaehe, vertig-o, and stupidity in children are due to defceUon of vWons and ate rmoved at. once by the upplleutlon of prouei glasses. 1 you have pains In tlio eve balls, orbits, temples or forehead, iI ihe eve wa'er. if the ttors run N^elhur when rcufl.ng-, everything swims or beeomes dim when' a'temptiug 'o use the eves tor short tlmu.th"re is some limit in the org-aris of sl^ht. whieh enn be removeil by the applieallon of the proper asses. A tew ha/e no unpleasant feelings annoi see as well as their friends. Fueh peiSOTIS most always wear frowuing expressions which are conspicuous and dlsfhrurlejr. espt-e lally in younjcladies, Others complain of pali. *nd intoleranee of liylr-. with Irritation ot eyes, especially of artlHchil li*rhl. All such persons can be relieved by ihe seieniillc adlust ment. of glasses.

Artificial Eyes inserted Without i'.tiii.

Frankfort, Ind., UeJ'ercnrcs,

It jMcClainrock, Mrs^ .s'criurg. MrsSNorri Martha Wallace, Li»e, Ja^ Mrxre. 1-yrus Clark, Mrs Thus IJOO, Cox. .1 Serogu. M' Kite, (i \V Payne. A (iard. Mr and Mrs 0 (Jtibert. W liines. Klla Jfotnsel, 1alsy Norris. Or A iM Wilson, Meyer. .1 llaselton. Miller, Jno lleury.Mrs Kirtle.vJI H(,'a!dw. 11 E Ashworth, Mrs Kempf, Mary Davids, S (JOY, A .InhnsDU, Gn'en, .1 Keen

Kvan« ar.d wife. Mrs

with Miss

Kva Imel. Miss Maud Southard, of Jamestown was the guest of Miss Kllie .lessee on Thursday.

William Connor's horses became frightened Wednesday and demolished his wagon.

J,Steintn:iu,

t-s

owing to Hood's Sar*

saparilla. I will never be without it. Yours gratefully. Mas. CLAUK KING,Geneva,Ohio. Hood's Pills euro liver ills, Jaundice, blV loudness, sick headache and constipation. 26a.

ARE HERE.

Drs.UA.lULLARl)

From CutcAiio, Iu.„. the •ACO, lu..,

evirn h"avy

is ju'

the Pots toes,

wood linu: to buy Suy'ar.

i-l

known

OPTICIANS

Can he eonsulie«l free of charge in rcp'inV t'» rfPKCTACLKS uii-l KVK-U I,A LSKs to sulr. the lrht

Graduates of leadhur otlmlmle Inst.iuui'uitlftccu years' praetice, an-1 Hn.jiUn^ uur pn fession to a spcelalty. enables u& it pai have buceee«le»l whore others have 1'aileil.

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Jolin Hums. Jno MeDona'd. KmsdioJT, A 1% Kaj nioiil, Jno Bennett, S Johnson. MA Ueymond, SM Hamilton, Sh:ink!in, .1 Zeas, Mrs Jno Fulkerson. O W Frei-nnin, Ii Vaneatf. (i Oamble, Miller. A llillis. iv W(iod«, II Hart. Cat.t'lin, Hyron, I* A Jonep, r. Cr.sman. W ("Jentry. t.' Kohler, A !, Ihtker. Stetler, A JloHlday, MIss HoiHday, Moore. (jlven, W (iamrwer and wife. Mash, boftin, TC FrounfelU r. Bight. Ck»oper. A Spencer. S Keyes and wife?, Clark ar.d many others loo nnmer ous to mention.

Gvretisburfl, Ind Krj'erenccs.

IwUhrop. S UtKbcrP, S Burrell, W Garrison. Mrs Wool. y. A Denneli, Mr? I) Tackett, OTmikort, Mrs l^orsy )!. Itatfon, Wood till. Miss Kirby, Miss A (•oddard. Mrs Swem, Miss Davidson, Meek. Donnelly. I'« Kdmeader, Israel Mls«C Burns, Mrs I* l^ish. Campbell, Aouse and wife, Blddlmrer, S Bool. Smith and wife. bayton and wife. Miss Scdiell. N A Cnitne, buelit^. l«sM Creut h«*

A Bylaml. MrsK Hiifcins. Miss(i Mont-'om ery Callahan, Mis*. 1 Durham. A Bryl.' Mrs Wooley, Jas Kider.

cU.ut,A

(ia'ns,

,J .1 Ha/en an»l wife. Lewis, Mrs Wn'ke.1 HCirter. Mrs Mlers, Robinson, MrA C«rubbs. Patton. A Dandcrson. Btbreca Pulse. Clitl Meek. Mrs II A Wailinuford.

Byron, Marv Bareley. S Boss ami wife. MlssN Zorgcr. Blley, Mrs S Trimble Pleree and wife, S Ha/.elrlgu*. A MeCorry C» Ftluhtower, Co.v, John Mltehell, lr* Ketcham, S Turner, A Shirt, 0 Bracken .1 Perry, S Mye*-s. W Chalsty, FA! ford. Browkn, B^gers. A Trwsior. Mrs

Dille, A Stevenson,.I BWIieatiey, Kd Kdkins. Dr 11 Johnson, Mr* Dr Swem. Col S Wallinffford, MrsSCOrewM, Doles,. Brazen, Buckley, S Biley. S FOISVMI. S ii Snook, Mr* Bennett, .\flss Rose Br ke'nteyle. Miss Ci'Mldard. Miss Benson. \ln Corbett-. Mrs C. Wineh'^ter and vu.rl ter. Onir, Fisher, Frazier. Mrs M« Cormiek, »M Brothers Thompson, MrW Smiley and daughter. Wugs, Mrs Hack:ran. Martin. Kammerlng. Miller, Mrs RO Elder, W Byers, Mrs (5 Duiham. NT Wise, John Thifinan, Trim

W ii be A in be I Beadinir. MrsC Bocroft. Mrs Felinger. Mr-. Mary Donnell, bnwson.S KKIder. A Waybrlirh' and wife. Ti Riley, Mr^M Brvan. Mrs O Guthrie. Shoekev, Margaret \K-iiran, Rosa Crom, 1! Collins and wife, Bryan. Allen Brvan, Mrs /.or«er, Mrs Henrv. ,J St John, Hogers, Ohas W K^IS. Mrp Wilson James bavlon, Nanev Tr inble, Beil. S A Meek. S W WBlianis. Kudaily. Kwine Mrs

W Stout, Wm McKay. S Rhlcnour, Myers. W A Donneil, 1* (jaln», Oilman. S C^rbltt.. Miss W Me-ullomfh, Kva (ilhnour, A Pottinger. A ll Ciirlstrnan.

And others too tibtnero to mention

Artificial Eves Inserted.Without Pain.

OK KICK AT

NLJTT HOUSE,

(-s: \wi'unnsviij.i IND..

•MI WLL.L. HKMAIN I N'T I

SATURDAY, DEC., 15.

CALL EARLY

'Tremendous Sacrifice Sale

^0 nil woel Mik IInSshed Hvurjettii. oa:y

rt\r yv* v\

\u rtb ."0e.

''Nothin' to Say Except that La FSor de Riley Is a Fetch in' Kind Of a Cigar. Try

We lind ourselves.with too much goods on hand nt this time of year so vvr b:ive coiu'tnded to cut the prices on these goods that will sell them at orn'e Head the following priees. M'hey arc^ouly a few of .the ni ny, ^bargains .we ai%v offering: -V-S

0 piece* »vv hr^inielotii, only JtR\ worth .e.' (mil

Uro vde'otb (tdy. 72 We.

Turkey Red

.piee^s()ul/inr.Cloth A' -oati's t'.^r t.-nlv 5 -lifeifeh'.

en only 1 »e

!r p»- yd.

i*. wi'-rt't -t"e.: ntyj-'Uje pvr yd.

We W iU'.eut the prices on all our CHak we want Clortk we i"ve. Also Vug reduethm iti Millinery Ik as we-will positively save you money on all your purchases.

Win. Doney

•Ta

Cigar Co.

(id mII wool Phtld l*lnuin*i only 1-"o p'M* t). w*ori •{.%e See our good rnntnu l-'ijousi mi -fund pee yd. usllns and CaUee«.'H dow

Ti'UowV f'WHUsdowii K'(•( l'owdt»r (Milv Hlr. l-'vilo, th".1 tnu'si

!ai»p°xvbr

l,oOO

THE

Leading Merchants

sl/r waking their Christ mas. offerings through the rol/n/n/s The 'Yourmil, Daily ami

II rck/y.."'- J\'otr -..'hat they have to say and you not on fy set ve money hut will he great!v ass/sted in making a suitable sclcetiun. In this connection

.vc tI'ant

e\er u^ed

1 ."«v. MournifiK |dns 3 hu\* for

el a a

are line slock. We are read)' to take orders for po'aloes for

you can buy llieni cheaper now than any other lime this Win

ter. We have some choice Michigan apples that come with

SUGARS.

We are offering inducements .in-Sugar by the battel. v\

Holiday Goods

:irc receivmy

nni ?((.-

tllCDl.

1 1 1 1 id ii

to suggest that a hundred

engraved cards with the copper plate -Mould .make a handsome and use/til present for cither a lady or gentleman, voung or old

THE JOURNAL CO.

Coffee

AND VKT

Coffee

1 havi1 a Kin COIV whii.'h 1 an 11 at 2i cents. I don't make much prolit oil it. of course, because it is a fjooil tfraiie, but I want to pleuse my old customers anil attract some new ones.

N M. Martin CER,

GRO

Cor. Washington and Pike Sts.

01,

be.

Sc-iiir th- H»u:r kerehiel'^ Jor IK U'O Wool at HV p1 rhox. hioloM-. i''!.oiHf!rt jhk! Vatns all redutM CthIoi wojir soil ery ehoap.

to close re tn

LEV 1N SON'S.

out every call on us

The comparative value ofthesetwocarda Is known to most persons. They illustrate that greater quantity is

Not always most to be desired.

These cards express the beneficial qual* ity of

Ripans Tabules

At compared with any previously known

DYSPEPSIA CURB.

Rlpans Tabules Price. 50 cents a bo*t Of druggists, or by mail.

RIPANS CHEMICAL CO., 10 SprUC« St., N.V.