Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 12 December 1894 — Page 3
Fair to-night auil Thursday.
Still Sailing Out!
OUR OVERCOATS
Are moving lively and at the
prices we have to show we ex
pect to reduce our stock very
low. We have bargains in
every department of our store
and can lVj.ilce it an induce
ment to you to call and see us.
We have only a few Ulsters
left. You should come now if
you want one.
Our Children's Overcoats
run from $i,oo upward, and
while sizes are broken we still
have many left. Come and
see our line of goods.
Lee S.Warner,
The One-Price
Clothier, Tailor, Hatter and
Furnisher.
Eph Joel's Old Stand.
The Daily Market
Cor. College and Water Sis. Leads the Trade in
Groceries and Provisions.
Fresh Pork Tenderloin, Spare Ribs and &uisu#e. 2se\v Sweet and Sour Ticlcles. Fresh Tub Oysters.
Dressed Chickens, Celery and Cranberries, Swoet Potatoes, Our trade is good because we give as much for one dollar as any house the city. Goods delivered prompt^*
R. E ATKINSON.
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Our Line of-
Holiday Goods
Surpasses all of our previous eil'orts in maliing1 seleetions to suit the most fas tidious taste. You'll never get a stale or shop-worn piece of us. I.ook at our
Banquet Lamps, Chiffoniers, Center Tables, Bedroom Suites, Sideboards, Ladies' Desks,
And by all means look at our line of Fancy Rockers, Chairs. Divans, Couches, Parlor Suits, Carpets and Itugs which we have on our second lloor. It is a perfect palace. It is policy to corae 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 results. VVe extend one and all a special invitation to come and look through our immense stock. Respectfully Yours.
Zack Mahorney & Sons
YEARS
making Scott's M-en endorsed by vvluili world. N'o if. This is omc of as tfliM-semems. Uut the n!oi srmt'nt possible is si'-cng/ii it gives.
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Emulsion
nourishes. It does more for weak Babies md Growing Children than any other kind of nourishment. It strengthens Weak Mothers and restores health to ali suffering from Emaciation ami General Debility.
For Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat, Bronchitis, Weak Lungs, Consumption, Blood Diseases r.nd Loss of Flesh. Scott & Bowne, N. All DruggUts. 60c. and(l.
THE DAILY JOURNAL.
ESTAHUSHKD
IN 1887.
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1894.
GENERAL GOSSIP.
CnncttniB Kverytliing and* Everybody and le, Therefore, of Interest to All of C».
—J. C. Uyan is in the city. —A. S. Ilughcs is visiting at Winchester. —A. G. Conner, of Danville. 111., is in the city. —John Clark l!idpath, the historian, is in the city. —J. 15. Wilson, of Hloomington, was in the city to-day on legal business. —Miss Ilattie McEwen returned today to Kearney, Neb., after an extended visit here. —\V. It. (losnell has just completed a new brick boiler room for his laundry on south Washington street. —The board of commissioners acted on the Demaree road remonstrance by appointing a board of reviewers. —Dr. 11. V. Galey and wife have taken rooms for the winter at Mrs. I'urviance's place on east Main street. —Arch Martin ami J. N. Kullenwider are the vice-presidents elected by the directors of the fair association. —The Lafayette Bridge Company was awarded the contract for replacing a condemned bridge on the Meharry gravel road, l'rice Sr.'30. —J. J. tnsley, Albert Miller and Ed Voris have returned from their Putnam county hunt. The birds Hew high and ran low so they secured but seven. —A subscription in the public schools for the silver service of the battleship Indiana has been suggested. One cent from each school child in the State would amount to several thousand dollars. —Greencastle Humicr-Tiidcs:.!J Manager Church is still cheerful although Crawfordsville newspapers did try to get buck at him pretty hard for their long spite. Never mind. Church, keep a steady grind. —The funeral of Mrs. T. 1). Scott will occur from the family residence, on the corner of College and John streets, to-morrow morning at ten o'clock. The services will be conducted by Rev. T. J. Slniey, interment at Masonic cemetery. —Miss Inez Kallew entertained the M. I. S. club at the home of Mrs. Iteckner on south Washington street on last Friday evening. After tiring of taffy pulling the guests repaired to the parlor where the pleasantly spent.
evening was very
THE KUTT HOUSE SUED.
Chief—.1. L. Williams. Judge—Mae Stilwell. Teacher—N. C. Me
.. .--w.- church of Darlington have uuited for tin? htlilo)ii:tn 1'lg Skin Pusher, M'unth Itnltlon B«lm for ui.
West and J. V. Wilson, of Bloomington, l'reston Eaglesou, of the State University, tiled suit against J. B. Fruchey, proprietor of the Null House, for S100 damages. The suit was brought under the Civil Rights bill and the charge is that the Nutt House refused to accommodate ICagleson when he came here to play foot ball with the I. I", team because of his color—which is a bright shade of mahogony. Eagleson originally intended to sue for 000, but came down a few notches when hifc attorneys informed him that he could only recover 5100 under the Civil Rights law.
The Nutt House people will tight the suit and state at the proper time they will submit an adequate defense.
Otttcers Klected.
The following are the newly elected ollieers of the A. O. U. W.: M. W.—T. L. Stilwell.
Foreman—U. T. Sehenck. Overseer—Win. Seawright. Recorder—C. M. Scott. Financier—A. U. Hornley. Receiver—\V. B. Lyle. Guard—David Martin. I. W.—Frank Nichols. O. W.—.1. M. Bishop. The ollieers elected for the Tribe of llen-IIur are:
Cay.
K. of T.—Mrs. J. L. Williams. Scribe—Mrs. Ed Scott. K. of I. G.—Mrs. Mac Stilwell. I\. of O. G.—Ed Welch. Guide—J. XV. Hornbeck. Captain—Robert Ross. Trustees—Robert Ross. Cms Truitt and Louis Bischof.
The following ollieers were elected ml appointed of Crawfordsville Chapter, No. lo, R. A. M.:
II. P.—John C. Wicker. K.—C. R. Suodgrass. S.—Jere West. C. II.—G. W. Graham. I'.—Wallace Sparks. II. A. C.—J. C. Hutchinson. G. M. 3 V.—R. I1. A. Uerryman.
M. V.—Frank llallowell. G. M. 1 V.—J. J. Fisher. Treas.—Clias. Goltra. Sec.—L. A. l'oote. G.--L. H. Albright.
.. Glndrtome IHe's Verillrt. The jury in the damage suit of IkDrake, the colored courtier, against the llonou road, wrestled with the momentous problem last night until I o'clock and then returned a verdict which sustained the evidence of both sides to some extent and found that if the law was with the plaintiff that he be given 0 damages. The court has not yet given judgment in the case. The evidence was to the effect that Ike came capering over the track near the station from one of the saloons just in time to collide with a train or be knocked off the track by a chunk of coal. It was shown that lie had not been so careful as he might have been. If Ike gets his claws on that S'iiiO he will cut a heavy swell and will doubtless drive to distraction the lady who recently spurned his ardent love. The precedent set will doubtless have the effect of inducing whole droves of Ike's ebony comrades to loiter about tiie Morion station or prance recklessly about in front of moving trains, in the hopeful expectation of having some beefy brakeman lire chunks of coal against their adamantine craniums.
l'airiurclit. 7*11111 mit, "otlce.\ Meeting' at Crawfordsville lodgre rooms at 7::w this eveniiifr to organize and eleet oflicers for tlie canton. All members are re|nested to be present, liy order of .InN ,Srui.\(,
M.S
(1150. Rt'.MItl.K, I'll AS. MARSHAI.I.. .1. XV. Sritou.
W. D. MCCI.EI.LAXT
Committee.
Notice.
The ouera chorus meets this evening at Mrs. Hritton's over the Columbia millinery parlors at 8 p. in. All concerned in the Henry IV and Henry VIII scenes from Shakespeare are requested to meet at Miss Divine's, an west Main street, to-morrow (Thursday evening- at 7::SU o'clock.
We Ain't Skueretl, Thmij-Ti.
llloomington 'I'cU'fihnnr: Three eases of smallpox* appeared Saturday in the heart of New Carlisle, near Crawfordsville, on the Lake Shore road.
KNdl.KWOOIl.
Mrs. J. M. Keinlev has been in poor health but is improving slowly. Ora Skagys, section foreman on the. Vandalia railroad, called on his parents last Sunday. .1. M. Coons lias returned from a two week.V visit with his son and diMighteur. who live near IOlmdale.
Kd Vanseoyoc and family have moved into our midsl. from Crawfoidsville. where they have resided for some time.
Heal (ialey has moved from this ligliborhood and located in the eity with their daughter, Mrs. Frank Snyler. |H'ritlK'li
CUSPS.
"S: 11. Clill'ord. New Cassel. Wis., was troubled with neuralgia and rheumatism. his :'„onuieli was disordered, his liver was alVeetecl loan alarming degree. appetite fell away, and he was terribly reduced in llesh and strength. Three bottles of Klectric Hitters cured him.
Kdward shepherd. Ilarrisburg, 111., had a running sore on his leg of eight years' standing. I'sed three bottles of Klcclrie Hitters and seven boxes of Iiueklen's Arnica Salve, and his leg is sound and well. John Speaker, Catawba, O., had five large fever sores on his leg. doctors said he was incurable. One bottle Klectric Hitters and one box Iiueklen's Arnica Salve cured liiin entirely. Sold by Cotton A, liife. the I'rogres l'harmacv.
Itucklen'R Arnira SaWe.
The best salve in the world for Cuts Hruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands. Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and positively cures l'iles, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or money refunded. Price 25 cents per box. For sale by Cotton & Rife's, the Progress Pharmacy
Darlington Christmas Entertainment. Tue Christian church and M. 10.
a
Christmas entertainment to be given
Wnnmlnd Feeling*. at the M. E. church Christmas night. I The admission for adult* is five cents, To-day, through his attorneys. Jere children free. The following are the
committees: Executive Committee—M. E. church: Mrs. 1'ittman, W. C. Stewart, George Lynch. Mrs. Hopper. W. C. Kimler,
Mrs. Gonser. Christian church: Joel Owsley, Mrs. Sarah Guntle, Mrs. A1 Cox, Mrs. Jackman, Geo. Booher.
Music and Literary Exercise—M. E. church: Mrs. T. E. Booher, W. C. Stewart, Clias. Adair. Christian church: J. W Jackman. Emmer Jackman, G. W. Booher.
Tree Committee.—M. K. church: Mr. Eaves and Geo. Lynch. Christian. Ira Booher, Joel Owsley, Mr. Wiseliart.
Decorating Committee.—M. E.: Clias. Miller. Linnie Lynch, Earl Martin, Clara Corns. Christian: Jean Owsley, Willard Murphy, Minnie Hubbard, Pet Flannigliam.
Labeling Committee—M. E.: Dan Pittman, A. It. Peterson. Christian: ICItie Thompson, Ella Hobson.
Distributing Committe.—M. E.: Cora Hopper, Martha Marshall, Rona Moody, Linnie Lych. Christian: Kate Campbell, Golda Booher, Carl Cox, Hettie Booher.
Calling Committee—M. E.: W. C. Kimler, Chas. Faust. Christian: Joel Owsley, G. XV. Booher.
Buying Committee—M. E.: Grace Burkett, Julia Adair. Christian: Mrs. Wisehart, Fannie Booher.
Door keepers—V. E. Craig and J. W. Wiseheart.
Suutlny Diversion at Btoumliiiftoii. liloamington Tclcuhimc: The good people of College Hill were entertained Sunday afternoon by a game of football that took place on vacant lot in the Allen addition. The two elevens were composed of colored boys, who kept that part of town aroused by their noise until night. Serious complaints were made to the police, and the result was that Hi out of the 22 engaged in the sport were "lined up" before the mayor this morniug to defend themselves for desecrating the Sabbath. All plead guilty and each was assessed a fine which with costs, amounted to §14.
UAME OF THE DEVIL.
It Hulls Originally from Chlua and Used to He Played In Kurop*. What is called the "Game of the Devil" dates back to China, where it is called lvouen-gen, to a very remote antiquity, and has been played in France at different epochs of mod rn times, especially at the beginning of the present century.
The "devil" is thrown into the air by means of a string which the player keeps taut by the skillful use of two sticks, and upon which he Is to catch it. "I remember having often seen this game in the hands of one of my friends," snvs a contributor to a French periodical. "According lo him, the game was in great favor in Helgium in his boyhood, about fifteen years ago, especially at colleges, where the young men often got up genuine matches between two and even three players, "The devil's form varies a little from tSiat of the 'ICouen-gen.' It is made of two tin cones connected by their apices, and provided with apertures for the production of a humming sound when the devil revolves very fast. A good strong player can easily throw it to a height of more than forty feet.''
Something less than a quarter of a century ajro this game was much played at l'aris. The devil was made of two hollow boxwood balls.
You.
The Cliliiaman praisclh his T'». The mandarin praisettt h's y, The cnrtlencr praiscth his tnnnps and P's,
But I praise U.
'l'lii* mitrintrr loveth the C's, The iiilliardlst loveth his Q. Tin- husbandman loveth hiscuuie and H's,
Uut 1 love C.
The foolish have need of lite Vs.
v:
The actor necdeth his Q, The piloi hath need of two excellent I's.
"I pray you, Master Lieutenant." said Sir Thomas More, as he ascended the scaffold, "see me safe up, and for my coming down I can shift for myself." "A dauntless soul erect, who smiled at death," said Thompson. He suffered martyrdom but once at the hand of the headsman, but how many suffer it every day through the slow, but insidious hand of disease. He put his faith in the Princes and was lost: put, yours, Oh! suffering female in the curative properties of Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription, and be saved from hours of suffering. It cures every form of woman's weakness, strengthens the pelvic organs, and forever checks those "beauty destroying" diseases so common to your sex. hat is the Work ef tlie Kidneys! To ItemoTe t'roni the
IIIUIMI
Llllle Stay Bentley
Born a Genius
Disease Threatens to Cut Short a Noble Career But Hood's Sarsaparllla Restore*
Cood Health.
I.lllte May Bentley is an accomplished elocutionist and natural born speaker of only 12 year« of ge. She Is tlio only clitlrt temperance leotorer before the public. Her genius, however, did not exempt tier from an attack of a disease of th blood. Her own words best '.ell the story "O.I Hood
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Co., Lowell, Mass.:
I eartlly Join with the many thousands that are recommending Hood's Sarsaparllla. I bad been troubled from Infancy with gatherings In the head. 1 was compelled lo leave school upon the doctor's advice. He thonght
thing
to
From
Its Impurities.
The products of cell wastes whichhave, been burned up in giving strength to the system. Every particle of blood in the body goes through the kidneys every three minutes, and if these organs are unable to perform their work fully, sooner or later the system is poisoned.Therefore, "San Jak" is the indicated blood remedy. For sale by Moffett A Morgan. Ask MoffettA Morgan for home references. 11 -S IT)
When Otheni Kail
Hood's Sarsaparilla builds up the shattered system by giving vigorous action to the digestive organs, creating an appetite and purifying the blood It is prepared by modern methods, possesses the greatest curative powers, and has the most wonderful record of actual cures of any medicine in existence. Take only Hood's..
Hood's Pills are purely vegetable and do not purge, pain or srripe. 25c.
Foit wedding invitations see Tun
JOUUNAL
Co., PltlNTEKa
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yi The hunter seekcth the .I's, K::. 'l hc shepherd seeke.h his U. The coiletre hoys seek their tina! "li-A's
But I (J.
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LIIVI.ODK
Iirsultk.
''Many a girl, by using Zoa-Phora at the opening period of womanhood, might be saved from life-long suffering and expeuse. Sold by Moffett itMorgan and Nye & Hooe.
A False UlagnoNiN.
La grippe is confounded by many persons with a severe attack of catarrh. which, in some respects resembles the former. These individuals suffer severely with pain about the forehead, eyes and ears, with soreness in throat and stoppage of nasal passages, and, in fact, are iucapacitated for work of any kind for days at a time. These are catarrhal sufferers. Ely's Cream lialm has been used with the best results in such cases The remedy will give instant relief.
I.L<p></p>III., the well
MICACO known
OPTICIANS
Cau be consulted tree of charge In rejrurri to SPECTACLES and RYF.-GLALBBS to suit tlie sijfht.
Graduates of leudtujr oth&linle tustiuitlous. fifteen years' practice, aud limiting- our profession to a specialty, enables us to Bay we have succeeded where others have failed.
Ouly tho: who have had special training should attempt to ht glosses lest the} should do the patleut more harm than good. Many cases of nervousness, irritability, insomola, headache, vertigo, aud stupidity in children are due to defection of visions and aiv moved at onco by the application of prooer glasses. If you have palus In the eye balls, orbits, temples or forelioad. If the eyes water, if the letters run together when reading, if everything swims or beoomes dim wheu attempting to use tiie eyes for a short time,thereIs some Ault in the organs of sight, which can be removed by tlie application of the proper asses. A lew have no unpleasant feelings, cannot see us well as their friends. Such pcisons inost always wear frowning expressions which are conspicuous and disfiguring, espec lallv iu young ladles. Others ootnplaln of palu •ind intolerance of light, with irritation of eyes, especially of artificial light. All such persons can be relieved by the scientific adjustment of glasses.
Artificial Eyes Inserted Without Fain.
Frankfort, Irul., Referenceft. McClamroek, Mrs McClurg, Mrs S Norris, Martha Wallace, Lee, Ja« Moore, Cyrus Clark, Mrs Thos Lee, Cox, Scrogy. Hltc, W Payne. A Gard. Mr and MrsDB Gilbert, W Bines, Ella Somsel, Daisy Norris. I)r AM Wilson, E Meyer. Haselton, EJ Miller, ,Ino Henry, Mrs PKlrtley,H Caldwell. E Ashworth, Mrs tt Keuipf, .Mary Davids, O 8 Cox, AM Johnson, Green, Keen. .1
Evans and wife. Mrs PStelntnau, Clark. John Burns, Jno McDonald. Emshoff, AF Raymond, Jno Benuett, S Johnson, A iteymond, 8M Hamilton, Shanfclin, Pear, Mrs Jno Fuikeison. W Freeman, F. Vancaff. Gamble, Miller, A Hlllia. Wood«, Hart. E Cattelln, Byron, PA Jone?, ME Crleman, W Gentry. ,C Kohier. A
Raker. Stetter, A ilolllday. Miss Hoiliday. Moore, Given, W Gangwer and wife, Mash, E Loftln, Krounfolter, Hignt, Cooper, A Spenoer. .1 6 Keyes aud wife, Clark ami many others too numer OUB to mention.
Greensburff, Intl References. Lathrop. 8 Hodvers, 8 Burrell, W Garrison. Mrs E Woolny. A Donoell, Mrs
Taokett. DTackett, Mrs S Forsyih, Kauon. Woodfllt. Miss Kirby, Miss A Goddard. MrsM Swem, Miss Davidson, Meek. Donnelly. E Edmeader, Israel. MissC Burns, Mrs Fish, Campbell, LJ Aouseand wife, ,1 Blddlnger, S Pool. Smith and wife, .Layton and wife, Miss E Schell, N A Crutne. Luchte, MlssM Croatho,
A Byland. Mrs Hlggins. Miss Montgomery. Callahan, Miss Durham. E A Boyle, Mrs E Wooley, Jas Elder, E Htout, A Gains.
Ha?en and wife. Lewis, Mrs Wa'kc. ,1 Carter, MrsM Miers, Itobinson,
It is thcll kind. pieces Turkey Hod Table
was theonlr
save my life, but 1 Continued to Crow Worse I was persuaded finally by a friend to try Hood') Sarsaparllla. The use of one bottle acted ef-
Hood'ss?Cures
(eetlvely upon the blood and 1 began to improve. After the use of three buttles the gathering •easod and I am cured of my former trouble. I owe my life and w111 always remain a true friend to Hood's Sarsapaitlla." I.II.I.IK MAV URNTLET, Shelbyvllle, Indiana. Get HOOD'S.
Ht Od'S Pill* easily, yet promptly and efflci intly, OD the liver and bowels. 2So.
The Doctors
ARE HERE.
Drs. L. & A. R. ALLARD
MTR
HA Grubbs, Patton, A Danderson. Hebpcca Pulse. Clltf Meek, Mrs HA Walllnglonl, byron, Marv Bareley. 8 (toss and wife. MI*sN Zorger. Riley, Mrs 8 Trimble. Pierce aud wife, S Hszolrlgg, A McCorry,
Hightower, Cox, John Mitchell, Ira Ketciiatn, 8 Turner, A Shirt, Bracken, Perry. 8 E Myers. W Chalsty, FA1ford. BrxkM,h It Rogers. A Trustor, Mrs
Dille, A Stevenson, Wheatley. Ed Kdklns. Dr II .Johnson, Mrs l)r E Swem, Col 8 N Wallingford, MrBSCCrews. II Doles. A Braden, Buckley, 8 Hlloy, 8 Forsyth, S
Snook. Mrs Bennett, Miss Rose Brokelmeyie, Miss I Goddard. Miss E Benson, Mrs E ECorbott. Mrs Winchester and daughter, Ong, Fisher, Frftzler, Mrs MeCormlck, Brothers. JM Thompson, Mrs. W Smiley and daughter, Wags, Mrs Hackmsn. Martin, Kammering, Mrs Miller, Mrs EG Elder, W Byers. Mrs Duthiiui. It N Wise. John Thurman, Trimble, V/ W Hoilnslx Mrs Holllnsbec, Mrs Readlnir, MrsCBecroft. Mrs Felinger. Mrs Mary Donnell, Lawsou, 8 E Elder, A Waybright and wife. Hilev, Mrs Brvan, Mrs
Guthrie. Shoekev. Margaret Coolimn, Kosa Crotn, II Collins and wife, MJ Bryan. Allen Bryan, Mrs Zorger, Mrs Henry. St John, Rogers, Chas Woods, Mrs E Wilson James Lavtou, Nancy Tr* tnble, Bell, 8 A Meek. 8 W Williams. Eudaily. Bwing Mrs
W Stout, Win McKay. 8 Rldenour, E Myers, W A Donnell, Gains, Coffman. E Corbltt, Miss W McCulIough. EvaGtlmour, A Pottingnr. A II Chrlstman.
And others too nbmcrous to mention.
Artificial Eves Inserted .Without Pain. OF KICK AT
NUTT HOUSE,
('IIA\VFOHIIS\TILLE, INI")., WILL REMAIN L.'NTIL SATURDAY, DEC., 15.
CALL EARLY
Tremendous Sacrifice Sale
\W lind ourMflvt.'* wtili too much goo is on hand at this timt'of year so we huve concluded to cmt tin? prices on these goods thai will sell them at once Rpad the following prices. They are only a few of the many bargains uv art* offering*:
2 plft'cs nil wnnl i'k Mem U'lta, (.nxl jtll wool Ot»lj .'$lo |*»r yd, worth r»0i\ \d. worth pW-ces !u»»ry Imutdcloth, only i»c, worth Nt-our Canton Kl.innc! »it -4 »«', ... i.'*' •cyStLM light's and t.nllooes uvva ,* rJown |,t,K:c«.'vlr«l,cavy Hmadclutli only v.He.f 1VUuw',fwai.sdown I'.":''' I'ow.I.-r only lUe. •1 Kvilo, the 11 nest faoo iowikr v. nsiVi oiilv
I.lnon only l.»c l.»«\
pt»r (1. worth MOL». Mourning pins IM»\( S lor OO. •JO pieces (rood Ont.tmr (Moth por yd. hoc1 our loo Hunckprt'hh f.-» ior."(* 40 do/.on '.I fur ,u(n t»ox ice NN ool at 10c box.
Hlonehcd Tahlo Linen only 'Joe. vcrtti 'lhnkc?i rinnnelf* and Varus all mJiu cd. iiOod cjiMili hk-acluMi 4'rush only pt»r yd,-{ I "mtc-i woar mid osier very fhfap.
will cut .the prices on all our Cloaks as we \\at:t to dose Cloak we have. Also bij* reduction in Millinery (mods. Ue sure to as we will positively save von money on all vour purchases.
ABE LEVINSON'S
BARGAINS
Christmas
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MH!
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OAK ROCKER, $1.50.
Fragrant as "Old Fashioned Roses'V Is the La Flor de Riley Because It Contains the best of Havana Filler. Try 5.
give as a few samples:
Barnhill,Hornaday& Pickett
&
Wm. Doney Cigar Co.
ANOTHER BIG CUT
-IN---
FURNITURE
CARPETS AND STOVES
Till the^first of the year. We are the only people who
have room on the ground floor for Carpets, Rugs, Oil Cloths,
Linoleum and Straw Mattings. Note the following prices we
Cook Stoves Heating Stoves Elegant Center Tables Double Bed ^Lounge Small Cubbord Safe 6-Foot Extension Table All-Wool Carpet Brussels Carpet Ingrain Carpet Mattings Solid Oak Writing Desk and Book
Case Combined
A. Kostanzer's Sons
iiiid Kiimnels only I.V por
IN
complete
ml peiy
out ivory call on ns
Presents
mi:
hey
make prices low
ne\l t'ass to n*-
rMice our stock before tlie ist of January. Our stock is lar^e in Beilroom Sets, Si('ebo m!s, Dining Room 'J'ablcs, ok L'ases, Center Tables, Rockers of e\ery style made, a'mobt. Mattresses, Lounges, Springs
Room Chairs.
(Juccnswarc
In this
twee
els
Conn
LCI'S.
roug1
out* More. It
ensure to
show YOU 0111-
stock whether
you want lo luiv
or not.
$ 6.00 4.75 1.50 8 25 2.75 3.50 .49 .45 .22 .12
4 75