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GB.1br».lth EDITORS AND Subscription, 10 oentb bills due weekly. Job work strictly CASH. ANNUAL Office In TUB FUBB PBBSS Btutoixo, Maiu street. TELEPHONE: NO. 161 Sntered a.6 Hocoml-olass mutter October 19, 1908 at the post office at Oftrbondale, Illinois, under the Act of Conjcresa of March MAKCH XI, 1007.

ANNOUNCEENTS CITV OJKFICJSS. FOB MAYOB. We fire authorized to announce the name of SKABING us a oondidnte for the 'Olllco ot mayor or the city of Carbondale, sub- ect to the decision of the voters at the election April 16. We are authorized the name of. -CIU'LLON' E.

WHITE for re-election to o'r mayor of the.city-of Ca'rbondale, sublet to the decision o( the voters at the election April 10. Wo are authorized to announce the name of -3. as a candidate for Mayor of the City of Cftrbondale subject to the decision -o! the voters at the election, April 10. CITY ATTORNEY. -We are authorized to announce the name of B.

P. SMITH us a'candidate for the office of Attorney City of, uarbondale, sub- ect to the.declsion of.the voters at the election Afl CITY TBEASDBEB "We authorized to announce inonnme JOHN H. WABD as a candidate for the office of treasurerorthe 'city of Carbondalo, subject to the decision of.the voters at the election April 16. We are authorized'to announce the name ot fSD IBAVELSTEAD aa a cnndiflatd for the i-offlce of treasurer of the city of Ciirboadnle, to the decision of the voters at the slection April 16. We are authorized to'iinnounco.

the name of -WILLIAM ASHLEY as'ft canclidatefor Gity Treasurer, subject to the decision of the voters -at. the city election, AprillS. nutKorizod to aunounce'the ntune, ol M. CALDWKLL as a oanaidnte for, offlooofcity clerk of the city of -Carbonda anbje6t to the decision of the voters at the election April 10. are authorized to announce the J.

A. PMTEBSON -as the gandidiite fo- th9 office of City Olerk of the city of CaTbondale to of the voters the April 16. ALDERMAN, First Ward ate authorized to iauribunce the mime of DILUNGERus-acandldaterorAidernmu First Ward subject to the decision of iiho voters at the election April IB. Wo are authorized to announce the name of A. FOBD na a candidate for ol the First Ward subject to the decision of tho (.

voters ut.the election April 16. 'AL5BBMAN, Second Ward. We are authorized to.announco the name of -GBOBGB K. KAEMEB a caudidiite for the office of Alderman of the Second Ward of the City of Carbondalo, fiubjaot to the alclslon. the voters at the city election, April 10.

Wo are" authorized to announce of INGERSOLL as candidate lor the of- of AWennan of the Second Ward of he of Carbondalo, subject to the Sf the voters lit the city election. April 18. ALDERMAN, Third Ward, We are authorized to announce the name of At eThrwrdo subject to the decision of voters at the city election, April 16. We are authorized to announce tn nume ot AiisK )0hS10n ALDERMAN, Fourth Ward. are authorizi-d to announce the name of of Carbonaalo subject to the decision voters at the election April 16.

We ars'authorlzed to ln tt 1f -JOHN BATSON a mndiclate for the offlce ir Ildermau-of the Fourth Ward of tha city of subject to the decision of tlie wotors at the election April 10. POLITICAL CALENDAR, 1907. Tuesday, April wn Tuesday, April 18-City Election. Saturday, April 20--School Election REPUBLICAN TICKET. Town'Election, April 2,1907.

Supervisor. A. G. HUGHES Town Clerki TROBAUGH K. NEBER Collector.

EDWARD MILLER GLftUNCH Poundnitister. W. 'HELTON THE Christian church congregatlor Saleru have recieved word from Andrew Caroegie that he would, do- -aate -S1000, one half of the amount rieeded to purchase a pipe organ for their church. Donations for. church organs are among the latest items in the Carnegie benefactions, but a rfleld which may keep him very THB citizens of Cairo are awaken- to the fact- that the Egyptian Hustler's meet- there fcae coining sam- mer is no, email- saya, "Cairo must raise $4,000 the entertainment of the Egyptian on June 20th, 21st aud.22nd, was the.

edict that went 'out last inigbt at a meeting of.the Cairo execu- -Sive committee." One of the features 4B( the roeet will be a yacht race. Not Crowd the Season warm days of spring bring to get out- and en- The heavy winter clothing thrown in any shed their flannels. Then a cold wave comes, and people gay than grip isi. epidemic. Oolds.at this seasfln are even more dangerous than in midwinter, as theie much more danger of- Take Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, however, and yon will nave notbing' to fear.

It always cures, and have never known a coldno result in pneumonia when it wasWd. It is pleasant and safe to take. Children hire it. For sale by E. K.

Porter. At the beginning of his sermon at the Murphysboro tabernacle Tuesday night, Evangelist Sunday- said "My text assumes the form of a question, and it is unanswerable. I might go to your lawyer or lawyers and though they might be able to codify the law and interpret' it from the supreme court, if I should put to them the words of my text, they would turn away without giving answer. I could go jour physicians and your business men and though they could give me much valuable.in:formatioh about their respective callings, if I ask them the question of my text, they would turn away without reply I could go to the lost world, and ask those imprisoned ones and they would not answer. If an angel should come winging its way to earth and I would put the question of my text to it, it would turn away and wing its way back to its heavenly- home with the question unanswered I take my text from Hebrews 2:3: 'How shall we escape if we neglect so great a "There is no escape, hence there is no'answer to the question.

The only, way tc escape is through and who neglects salvation cannot escape, hence the question cannot be; answered. is saved for heaven- until they have been redeemed by associating with Jesus Christ. Salvation isn't something to get ready for a funeral with. Salvation was intended promote the highesl; possible human happiness. Nobody is reasonable unless they are righteous; nobody is righteous unless they aie a Christian and nobody ig-a- Christian unlessx'th'ey accept Jesus -Christ.

Seventy-five Go Forward. The Independent says "The prayers of many Christian people in Murphya- joro were answered -Tuesday night' when among the seventy -five who accepted Jesus Christ as their Savior, were a dozen or more well known young men of the While, sat in prayer with their heads bowed the jave the invitation. Dean West, druggist at T. J. Sharped Twelfth street drag store, stepped out from his seat near the front aud'grasp- ed the speaker's hand.

Friends all over the house applauded his by a hearty clapping of hands. Then out from -the rear.end.of the building came Leonard of Thomas, Gep. Fatness, clerk in ch-e First National and secretary Jackson club, and Ira Piper, mailing' clerk in the postofflce. Hundreds of bands cheered them as they wentrfor- ward and took ajfront seat. Another burst of applause and down the center aisle from tee rear of the long building.

came.tneii; close friend, John Sullivan, assistant cashier in the City National Bank, and Republican candidate for city treasurer. The first move seemed to loose' the bands thac had been holding and bind- 1 iog men and women to within ten minutes the three front seats were filled with young men and women, and men and women in every age and walk of life. Chamberlain's. Cough Remedy is Both Agreeable and Effective Chamberlain's' Cough Remedy has no superior' for coughs, colds and croup, and the fact thac it is to take and contains nothing in any way injurious -it a- -favorite with- mothers. a merchant of -'Kirtsville, Iowa, says: "For more than -twenty 'years-Olaam- 'berlaln's dough -has all.chroatitronbles.' especially --successful in -cases ol Children 'like it- and'-my- comers who used it-will 'nob -take any otu'er." For'sale by ABOUT CIVIC PRIDE The following article on "Civi pride" from cue of our exchanges is worthy of more than passing, notice by' FREE PSESS readers.

As the spring "clean-up" season is near at band, some in the following may not come amiss: Civic pride Is 'pride which citizens take in the beauty and cleanliness of their home of their neighbors, the buildings, and including parks, churches and school houses. In general, civic pride is manifest by voluntary effort of citizens, keeping his, own 'premises in clean and neat condition and supporting -che city government in 4p ing same for the public'bdild- grounds. 'Homes- need not be costly, to be beautiful. Humble homes well are beautiful than pretentious ones illy kept. Every one of good taste is pleased with humble homes, neatly kept, for ib is that their keepers have the fountains of the love 1 of the In their nearts, and' that take of the hours.of'leisure from make bread," and give many bours'to labor 'to make All ash-and rubbish.

piles should be kept'as secluded 1 as slight cost receptacles "of brick'and boards be 11 made wmih" 'will Tfi'd'e' them' from Tiew until they, are canted 'away. Loose bits of paper and ill such trash 11 should be taken, from the grounds, and from the streets in front of all private -houses by 'those who live them, whether they be owners or renters. Surely renters should have civic pride in city' on the same principle that ihey have pride in their dress and' be 1 sure that you will be judged by the condition of your premises, whether you are own'- ers or renters of the houses in which you live. Keep the streets clean. In no case should waste water, old ca'ns and the like be "thrown streets; such make the streets filthy and unsightly, and are culture dens for many du- sase-i.

Premium Stock Poultry Yards in nine entries this 'PartndgejWyaudotts, the most beautiful and best of all fowls; Barred Plymouth Booths, Eose and ample comb Brown Leghorns and Black Minorcas. Eggs for hatching, 15 for 81 00. If you want the best, buy from A. STARZINGER. CARBONDAirviJNG LADY WEDS The word was received here day of the marriage at Chicago night of Miss Telia Vancil, daughter of S.

Vancil of, this Mr.Matthew of Zeigler. The announcement of. the marriage came a telegram from Mrs. Ross to her mother here. The news of tlie marriage came as somewhat of a'surprise to theQaibon- dale relatives and friends of the yon'ug it was not expected the wedding would take.place before the first of May.

She had started to Carbon-' dale from Mendota, Wis has been employed 'for some time as an attendant at the Wisconsin State, Hospital for the Insane, to make a visit with relatives here until her marriage in May. Shjs stopped off Chicago to make a stiort visit jwith friends, Mr. and Mrs. Geisler, "of that' city, and while that her affianced, whot'within the last week had -resigned his at Zeigler to accept a position with the Great Northern Railway. Owing to the'fact that it was necessary for him Tne nc'e duties' with the railway company, at once, a hasty marriage- was decided Ross made of: Mr.

R'oss while as' telephone operator at Zeigleir during, the strike'period two year's ago. She is within the next, two weeks to visit'her'relatives. Saw Ml, a sawmill on. the Wm. Ply place, four miles: Nortb-West of Oar-; bondale on the.Big,.Muddy and will cut all kinds of soft timber.

LOIUE FRICKE. MARRIAGE LICENSES Chas. Carterville, ..36 Bert Tib'b's. Marion, Bert Jones, Vergennes, .25 Mary Park, Sand 16 Received. Leather for pillow tops-and C.

J. Bates, The Harness 208 fc. West street. Two Printers Wanted We two additional job and permanent places.for the right men. FREE PRESS PUBLISHING III BIG VOTING CONTEST 1 Now going on in Carbondale for A FREE PIANO.

The follow- ing merchants will give you a ticket with each and every ten- cent cash purchase, during the next fourteen, weeks. You can vote this ticket for the'church, lodge, society, order, or individual of your choice. The "one receiving the greatest number of votes' will get the PIANO FREE. Ballot B.OX at Hewitt's drug store. Mde With these Merchants and Get a Ticket For the Oloth'es that suit and wear go to BROHM Special Prices oiti Cut Glass Ingersoll Sheppard Special-sale runs until Aprillst MIPS.

Ford See our display of new Spring Hats, just arrived. Best in Millinery Furniture, Carpets; Bugs Wii dow shades. Stoelzle Gomptoh Hardware Stoves Home D.ressed Meat. Clean and Healthful.at Smith's City Meat Market Sanitation our; Habit ORGANS PIANOS SHEPARD'S NORMAL BOOK STORE School Books, Magazines, Pictures and Picture Frames Your Stock che besc FEED You can.get the best of in the feed line at 'W. G.

Spiller's Feed Store COAL ICEv fORD'S STUDIO The picture makes you look just a better 40 'rolls of Floor Matting for2oc-ayard at Better Shoes Cheaper -at- BANNER SHOE STORE Quality and Style combined in'our Shoes GROCERIES, VEGETABLES Campbell's Grocery Store Garden Seeds and Seed Potatoes Everything used in house construction LUMBER VAR6 Lumber, Builder's Hardware and Paint HEWITT'S DRUG STORE LEADING PRESCRIPTIONISTS We. give what you. ask for BTJGGIES HARNESS C. J. Bastes See our new stock of Collars Qrie Vote Win or lose the Piano 3 11 1 0 Southern Illinois Scro'Kgs and of'Tama'roa, viailed at the'Nornial yesterday.

Maurice Deniston has entered the 'Senfor' class. Ada Both well, Elmer Wilson and Charles Wham entered school' today. Prank Kendall, a former- student, was a visitor at chapel yesterday. He was accom-panied by his slater who has entered school. Dr.

Horstman, of visited; school His daughter is- 'to' be in school this ierm. Freemont Malan entered school this The Senior 'class -held a meeting at noon Thursday. Oliver Maxwell, a metaber. of year's junior class, re-entered school of. BEST That is" the opiniohbf one who has inspected onrTine.

of Spring Ne'ck wear. Our Jlne of "Easter" NecUwear-lSihead shoulders above -the is -It is not right It is not patterns that, are the "cboicest.of the. leading manufactures" alone that, makes them so far- ahead of the'-otners, hilt it is all of These Three Potets Combined If you believe in having neckwear that is "just right, 1 boy 'it from us. SolomonL Winters 'leading 'Clothiers and Furnishers this term and will, graduate with his class this year. SQCILT PROGRAMS At S.

LiN. U': Friday Night, March 22,1907. The first meetings of the Soctatic and Zetetic literary societies of'the S. I.S. U.

v-ill be held Friday night, special programs being given ac bot-h Socratic ana Zetetic Jialls, as follows: ZETETIC PBOG-RAM. Violin aolo Juiia Dickermari Oration Mollie Reid -Glenn Brown Vocal duet May Dorsey-LncyPalnier Original Anderson Selection Orchestra Zetetic Don Porsyth PROGKAM. Life story Olif toji Perce Gems from Carletou Margaret-Porter Recitation Carrie Maloiie THE COUNTY BOARD The Jackson county board o)E super, visors'has been in session at Morphys- boro'this week, the last- meeting 'the new board, goes In nest month. Permission was given a Jonesboro telephone company to erect poles string Union "county; line to Grand -Tower. Dr.

Cox's application "for ap- pointment as county physician was rejected.because the board rules provide that the appointment must be made at the April The board recommended Dr. Cox to the ncjw board, however. Dr. T. C.

Me- Kinney was recommended for -re-election as poor farm physician. Dr. Cox's report for the past year shows. treated twenty-four cases of smallpox in DeSoto tdwnstip and ten in.Murpbygboro township; that be treated '164 paupes Cias'es in Murpliysboro, Sand-Ridge and Somerset to wnehips and in the county jail. TEACHERS'.

EXAMINATIQNS. March 30, April g'-Examination. May 18, Teachers' Examiriation. June 1, Obmpetitive Examination for scholarship in state June 15, Teachers' Examination. July 19, lea'cEerV Examination in common branches.

July 20, Examination in sciences. All of'the teachers'-exaniinationg will be held in the Township High School, beginning promptly at 8:30 a. closing at 6 -00 p. m. Applicants will furnish pen and ink.

IDA ROBINSON, Co. A CLEAR COMPLEXION To secure or to retain a clear complexion re quires careful attention and the use of some reliable emollient. Sanitol Cold needs but a trial to 'convince you that it is the most delightful, toilet preparation you have ever used. Soothing, healing, softening, smoothing and to the skin. PATTEN'S Drug Store GEORGB BRU8H CA-RBONDAtE, ILL.

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