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All Styles and Finishes. They make an elegant present. Make your selection early and have them laid 3 away. A few more suggestive articles:
1 Couches, Sideboards, Carpets 1
Bedroom Suits, Book Oases, China Closets, Rugs,
All go to make a homo attractive and will be appreciated. Do not put jour Christmas off to the last day. Do not fail to look th ough our Bargain Counters for Glassware, Tinware, etc. «««*«.
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A Carnival In Boots and Slloeis
Our Fall and Winter slock is now in Our goods are not only ^solid and substantial, they are also stylish and eomfortable, and the prices are always in keeping with the times. If you are with us once a customer, you'll remain
Is reaping time for a harvest of opportunities. Everyone is invited to call and convince themselves of the bargains in
Shoes, Boots and Rubber Goods
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Star Shoe House
128 east Main St. Remember money cheerfully refunded if goods do not please.
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The finest Billiard and Pool tables in the city at the Maud S. All new and of the Latest Styles and Patterns. The Maud S has been enlarged and refitted, making it one of the Finest Saloons in the State. The public are invited to call. Everything first-class.
No. 12$ North Green Street.
We Have Rockers From
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ON-RESl DENT NOTIC'K.
State of Indiana, Montgomery County In tlid Montgomery Circuit Court, Scptembor term, 18S6. OrphaAl. Bowers aufl Nancy E. Bowers vs Ira
Mote ot a). Complaint No. 1:5032. Corae now the plaintiffs by Paul, Vanoleavo .V Paul, their attorneys, and flle their complaint heroin, together with an affidavit that the saUi defendant, Ira Mote, is not a resident of the State of Indiana and that tho cause of action is lor the partition of real estate in Montgomery County, Indiana, and that said Ira Mote is a necessary party to said suit.
Notice is iheroforo lioreby given said defendant, Ira Mot", that uuh'ss ho be and appear on the 81st day of tlio January term of the Montgomery Circuit Court for the year 185)9, the same being the 13th day of February. A. 1)., 1899, at the Court House in Crawfordsviile, in snid County and State, and answer or demur to said complaint, the fame will be heard and determined in his absence.
Witness, the Clerk and Seal of said Court, this 11th day of December, lfjiiS. WALLACE SI'AUKS. Clerk.
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positively prevent irregularities and worry. Not taken internally, fl pur box. Samplo ]0o. Write us tor liiorature or regarding any female trouble and our physicians will cheerfully g.vo advice froe. Correspondence confidential. Egyptian Chemical Co., Clevoland, O.
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ED ALLEN.
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Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. A1 druggists refund money If it falls to cure. 25c. The genuine has L. 1). Q. on each tablet.
The Gig Store is making special prices on all cloaks and furs.
Everybody smokae the "Hoboa" cigar.
DM901 evtr stcasmw storm in 1 Sumner?
We never did bat we have seen the clothing at this time of the year so covered with dandruff that it looked as if it had been out in a regular snowstorm.
No need of this snowstorm. As the summer sun would melt the falling snow 60 will
vigor
melt these flakes of dandruff in the scalp. It goes further than this: it prevents their formation.
It has still other properties: it will restore color to gray hair in just ten times out of every ten cases.
And it does even more: it feeds and nourishes the roots of the hair. Thin hair becomes thick hair and short hair becomes long hair.
We have a book on the Hair and Scalp. It is yours, for the asking.
If you do not obtain all the benefits you expected from 'he use of the Vigor, writo the doctor about it. Probably there is gome difficulty with your general system which may be easily re* moved. Addres*.
DB. J. C. AYER, Lowell. Mass.
PICTURESQUE MANILA.
Descriptive Bits From a St. Paul Man'* Letter* Home. These letters, as they trickle in from the Philippines, are giving an idea, gradually clearer, of the life and conditions of the American soldiers in the Pacific islands. The following extracts are from letters to his family at Fort Snelling, Minn., by Q. A. Oourtrigbt, chief clerk to Captain Jones, quartermaster of the post. One describes a visit to the cathedral. "It is the finest church I ever saw and one of the largest. It has magnificent oil paintings and statues of real gold, some with precious gems. In the one I visited there are several domes, one nearly as high as the one at Washington. But, after all, what do you suppose the church is used for? Barraoks for the Spanish. One had his bed just in front of the altar, another slept in a confessional and their blankets are spread all around the edifice. Guards are placed at all the valuable paintings and images. In one church there is an image of Jesus valued at $176,000 in onr money. It is about three feet high. The display of gilt, gold and silver furnishings is very rich and costly. "While I waa waiting for a shower to pass I watched Eome native children playing. One boy had on a derby hat. I don't know where he got it, but I do know that that was everything he bad on. Another little boy was dressed just in a coat, but they were as happy as anybody and played just like the boys and you and Ruthie. In onr yard here we have several cocoanut trees, two olive trees, one quite large banyan and several others that we do not see at home. Flowers are in profusion, aome of the finest orchids, rare lilies, ferns as tall as the top of our porch at home, bnt none so sweet to me
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the old fashioned pink. The animals they have for heavy loads are the buffaloes you have seen in the menageries as rare and wonderfnl beasts. They are generally fat and sleek. The mnsk oxen plow the riceflelds and draw the carta. I have 40 come every morning. "I have two large warehouses and a paved court full of stores, and it is come and go all the time, everything from ^steam engine to a tack. I have five storekeepers, six teamsters and 40 laborers and do the clerical work for the whole boodle myself. I don't think I could get home on the 6 o'clock car by a long shot. "We are living in a house formerly occupied by the commander of the Spanish barracks. We have two carriages to take us back and forth. It is near the head of the botanical gardens, once called the finest in the world, but now in ruins. There are still some very pretty palms left and flowers without number. Bread is
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40 cents a dozen, fresh beef 25 cents a pouii'V If it was not: for the commissary, wo would faro poorly. I have got so I don't care for ice would rather drink tho filtered water without it, and I know that it is better lor us."—St. Paul Pioneer Press.
FORTUNE IN RARE PIPES.
Cariouft unci Valuable Entfttc of ft California Man* The bulk of the estate of the late Arthur vou (iiegligen of U:t!:l:iud, Cal., who committed suicideaL ut two weeks auo, consists of a collection ot pipes, which is probably the finest oolleotion K:i the kitifl on the ooast and one of the be*t in the world. For nearly half a
THE APPROACH OF THE^
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Merchant Tailors and Haberdashers.
HUGE COLISEUM PLANNED.
Ita Erection on Llbby Friion Site Proposed by a Chicago Alderman. Chicago capitalists headed by Alderman C. F. Guntber have on foot a project for the removal of Libby prison and the building of an immense ooliBeum on the site at Fifteenth street and Wabash avenne. While the projeot is in1 tbe eliminary state, Alderman Gunther says that the matter will probably be pushed to a successful termination. "I am not at liberty to disclose all our plans, nor the names of the gentlemen interested," Mr. Guntber said the other day. "Briefly, we intend to erect
a structare larger than the Madison Square Garden in New York. It is tc be modern in every way and specially designed for an amusement and convention hall. The ground is about 800 by 172 feet in dimensions—much largei than the ground covered by the Madison Square Garden. .It is the most centrally located plot of gronnd of its size iu Chicago, being convenient to all lines of transportation and within easy walking distance from the centtir of tho city. The ground is held
HOLIDAY SEASON
Brings the usual difficult task of selecting a suitable Christmas gift, ho would not with delight welcome a schema which would make the task a short one.
A Suggestion
No more acceptable gifts c.in be given than Neckwear, liloves, Hose, Suspenders or Mufflers, in all of which we !i have a complete and up-to-date line of the newest creations.
GILBERT & GREEG.
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Christmas Dainties^
Silver, Cut Qlass, Fancy Ware,
Dainty Piece in Gold, or any other goods suitable for gifts if you see the stock of
M. C. KLINE.
Jeweler and Optician. Opp. Court House
ceurury nu \jiegligen pursued hit peculiar fad, with the result that today the collection numbers many hundreds and is valued at many thousand dollars.
The last will of Von (iiegligen was recently tiled for probate in the superior court by Georgiana von Gitgligeu and Ernest Emmrick, who are named in the will as executors. The widow and three grown children aro tho legatees. In addition to the collection of pipes, of which the value is unknown to the po titioners, the estate consists of 20 shares of the Pacific States Savings, Loan and Buildiug company, valued at $1,000, and jewelry valued at $100.
One estimate of the value of the pipes fixes it at $7,000, but another says that in the ri^ht market it would briu^ twice that sum. The collection comprises pipes of almost every kind of material and workmanship and from every country. There aro meerschaums most fantastically and exquisitely carved, some of them perfectly colored. These oomprisu the most valuable portion of the collection. Every pipe has its own history. Besides these, there are briers, blackthorns and a great many other kinds of wood pipes, some of them very handsome porcelain bowls and even clay pipes of rare design. Some of them cost large sums of money, and all were selected by an expert in such matters. What will now become of the collection is a matter of speculation, but. they should yield a small fortune to the heirs.—Isew York journal.
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lease by tho museum company which is now in my hands as receiver. The museum is for sale, and as soon as it can be disposed of we will begin tbo erec-j tion of the new coliseum, providing oui' plans do not miscarry. Iu event of be^' ing unable to sell tbe prison bnilding! we may remove it to another location, as it is not by any means a paying ven-! tnre in its present location. "Just as soon as onr plans area little I further developed we will have an! arohitect draw up sketches and plans I for the new strnotnre. Our aim is to furnish Chicago with a building whiob will Eupply all wants of conventions, exhibitions and large entertainments. I know that suoh a bnilding will be a success in this location, whioh is the best for the purpose in the oity. I can* not aay bow soon matters will be dafi* nitely settled, bat I expect to see the plana drawn by the fint of tbe Obioaco Inter Ooasn.
Saved His Limb
Flesh Was Swollen and Inflamed and Pieces of Bone Worked Out-*-, Hood's Sarsaparilla Healed.
When my son was seven years old he began to complain of pains in his right knee. The flesh became swollen and inflamed. The doctors believed the limb mast be amputated, but by the advice ot one physician we began to give him Hood's Sarsaparilla, and had the swelling lanced* It discharged freely, and gradually piece# of bone worked out. After I began giv* ing him Hood's Sarsaparilla there was W&i improvement in his health. Gradually? the wound healed and he had aUealthjrf look. From that time he had no troabl#! with his knee, and I feel Hood's Sarsaps*' rilla prevented the loss of his limb if it' did not save his life." Mfs. H. J. Ald«»
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316 East Sample Street, South Bend, Indiana. Get only Hood's because
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Is tbe Best—In fact the One True Blood Purifier. Sold by all druggists. Price, 1 six for $3. Hnnri'c Dillc are the best after-dlnne* 11UUU S rlllS pills,aMdigestion. 3Mb
A movement tins Ix-en started in Ueorgla to honor tiie memory of Miss Winnie Davis by establishing an industrial school for girls. The movement is headed by tho Daughters of the Confederacy. The idea originated with Mrs Hallie Alexander Roundsavilln
Mrs. Edna N'.ve Martin, tall and slonder and gowned in gray, was considered by the delegates at the recent woman's federation meeting in New York to bo one ot the most beautiful women at tho convention. Mrs. Martin was chairman of tho nominating committee and announced from the platform the names chosen to form tho ticket
Mrs. Dudley Smith, (laughter of the lat» George Kynooh, membor of parliament for Ashton, has made her debut as a professional in the arena of the Birmingham (England) circus. She has been known as a dashing equestrienne for soino time, having ridden at agricultural shows and races. Her friends are shooked at her step, whloh they consider a mistake.
HOOD'S CALENDAR 1899
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is a Perfect Beauty, Patriotic, up to date. Subject:
"An American Girl"
One of the hacdsomest pieces of color work issued this year. Lithographed with border of army and navy emblems embossed in gold. Leave your name with your druggist and ask him to save jou a eopv or send cents in stamps for one to C. I. HOOD & CO.,
LMentlou this paper.]
Lowell, Mass.
REMMMBER
Hood's Sarsaparilla is America's Greatest Medicine for the Blood and the
fe Best that Money Can Buy. Hence take only Hood's.
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INCOME AT BOMS. You can
$25 per week. Either sex. IU itittna In the Ma, 11 Order Bmtnem day or erenlac. Vtm goddling. M. Tounf, 863 Henry 8t, Brooklyn*