The Daily Chronicle from De Kalb, Illinois • Page 2

THE DAILY CHRONICLE About People. This Date In History Feb. 25. Walter Riddell is out from Chi 163- -Count Albreht Wranel Cnaeblus Waltoa cuxm va ukisu. Prices for Patrons Saturday.

Box ot wi iting 5 cents. Bunch of visiting cards, printed, 25 cents. 1,000 small dodgers, 50 cents. 1,000 Lie sheet bills, fu.oo. 1,000 1-8 sheet bills, $1.25.

cago today visiting his parents. He reports the lit'le Miss Riddell There is a great deal of satisfaction in buyin Groceries when you canDEPExo on Quality, Price and general Suieriority. ttn, or wtldstetn, commander ot th Austrian imparl) army, aMawinated ty aecrct ordwr of hit sorer! gu. in aroM from obacura rank to be on of tb most famoM fnralt of hi ay. He won victories for Ferdinand of Aoatri which aared th empire.

Hla last army was composed of marovoari and a refused to Entered at tb tostofflce at DvKalo, 111., Second Class al 1 Matter. Attendance at choral was good last night and some excellent re-hersal work was done. The cantata is beginning to take shape and the other selections are approaching perfection a little nearer than ever before. The class has now had eighteen rehersals and but seven remain before the concert will be given in the spring. With this fact staring the class in doing well and thinks to bring her out next month to live here for a You Can Depend while.

1,000 best 6j envelopes. A. Mrs. Cole, of Kingston, is here "First of aeptred to a crow a ami opened BKotiUoaa visiting her daughter, Mrs. W.

On our Canned Goods, being first-ckuia, at low Try Ben Hur Tomatoes, Charm Corn, Monogram Salmon- lublli.b-l Kwrjr Evening Except Sunday Tta J. F. GLIDDLT PCSLISHIIS C0.t -with Austria enemies. For that he was anwasslnstsd 1T2 Sir Christopher Wren, architect of St. Paul's, etc, died; bora 1033.

X74A Charles Coteeworth Pinokasj- bora la Charleston died there IKS. 1K1-Treaty arranged between Franc and Germany. lS0-Stel Mackaye, well known Amertoaa actor. pUywright and teacher, Usd at Timson, Colo. bora 1843.

You Can Depend the face, it is eminently necessary that every member be present at each meeting in order to give an At 81-85 West Mala Street. Pond. Mrs. Percy Garner, of Austin, is a guest at the homo of Mr. and Mrs.

John Garner. She Will remain here until Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Mrs.

Fred Bushby entertainment of which the class On our Duluth Imperial Flour being the best on the market, and the price usually 10 to 15 cents below other's best brands. need not be ashamed. TERMS OF SCBSCRIPTIOX. By Carrier 10c a week, By Mall a year." Tbe Chron icle, ll-GO a year. Strictly In Advance.

1,000 nolo heads, best goods, 1.2.". 1,000 letter heads, best goods, $2.00. It pa3s to read the Dailt and get advantage of these rates. All other work, placed for Saturday at same rates. I hereby announce myself as a candidate for the office of Town Collector, subject to the decision of the Republican caucus, and respectfully solicit your support Yours truly, WAstf Thomas Holderness.

of Malta, were trading with our "Our Boys" at the opera house You Can Depend hist night drew out quito a crowd and kept the audience in a high The Chronicle was Established 1879 On our Teah, Coffees and Spicks. Others may sell you cheaper spices, but the Quality is not there. state of mirth from the beginning of the entertainment to the last fall of the curtain. The sleight You Can Depend Subscrtberaare requested to report promptly oo tbe part of tbe carrier, ao taat tbe aame may be remedied and perfect service ffiwn. The citizen's reception committee to the Syvaraore Mandolin club are Messrs.

Mayor Brown, I. L. Ell-wood, H. B. Gnrler, J.

C. Garner, II. U. Wagner, R. B.

Chandler, Allan Dunlap, W. L. Pond, Walter Atwood, A. L. Brooks.

Mes-dames D. D. Brown, JL B. Chandler, II. B.

Gorier. J. 0. Garner, H. H.

Wagner. Misses P. M. Ellwood, Mattie Pond, Louise Tyler, Gussie Jones, Delia Bennor. The Choral reception committee will be announced tomorrow.

merchants yesterday. Miss lizzie Bray, one of our school teachers, has cone to La Fox to make her parents a visit. Miss Mae Gurler will sing at a meeting of tho 1 Carlton Club in Chicago, April: 10. Miss liamsdell, of Chicago, came out last night to take charge of a position as stenographer at the Abe Ell wood factory. of hand performances were especially good and the magician with On All Our Goods being Jut as Represented and Trie Reasonable.

the company is spoken of by all as V. A- GilppBr4. an unusually good one. The com pany expect to be here all the Local News. For Collector.

I will be a candidate for collector subject to the decision of the lle-pubhean caucus. tf Andrew week and tonight they will play "Insha vogue." iALX OA(U Miss Hanna Harris, of Chicago, is the guest of Mrs. Waldron and other relatives. The Chronicle has just received 85 new faces of job type and border. Latest spring designs of all the best foundries, and within the next month it will have a complete new dress all along the line.

Mrs. Clifford Hunt returned last night from a few day's visit with fnends in Aurora and Chicago. S. F. Parson is among the Chicago visitors today.

Mrs. E. Colby and children and father, George Post, are here from Lee to attend tho funeral of Mrs. Elder Ililhard preaches this evening in Mrs. Bark's hall over C.

W. Turner's store. All are cor-diallv invited to attend. Hard and Soft Coal every kind and descrip. tion, and Kindling wood delivered to any part of the city by CARTER LIOSHER.

P. S.We are figuring low on Building: Material for spring lelivery. 1 For Collector. 1 will be a candidate for Collector at the approaching spring election. 4f Damkl Klock.

hereby announce myself Us a candidate tor the office of TWn, Collector, subject to tho decision of the "Republican caucus, and respectfully solicit your support, lours truly, For Collector. I hereby announce mymtf as a candidate for Township Collector, subject to the decision of the Republican Caucus. Ilespectfully, Clifford S. Hcnt. Horace Hoot.

Dr. Wilder went last night to make call. Clyde Holderness to Belvidero a professional made a morn- Royal Arcanum social tonight. Every member and their ladies are expected to be present. Ginger Snaps at 5 cts.

a lb. at Olsen Bennor's. The Salvation Array is said to have had 160 conversions in Am-boy the past month. A tramp, who was confined in the calaboose at Oregon, last Thursday night, set fire to his bedding in an effort to burn tho building. The building was saved but the tramp was nearly suffocated by the smoke befere he was dragged out and transferred to the county jail.

You MakeNoMlstake When You Buy Your Groceries of the DeKalb Tea Grocery Church's old stand, East Main street. eod CARTER UOSHEIl FIRST ANNUAL STATEMENT Novel Bulletin. Our post office has added a new bulletin to its walls which "ought to efhectually do away, -with those questions, Are the mails closed," and hundreds of tithcrs on a like order which the postmaster has to hear and answer every day in the week. It is a large, nicely framed poster with eighteen clock faces set in the center. At first sight these faces seem to be real clocks, Hut on closer inspection they are found to be only imitations with the hands set at the stated hours when the office and mails open and close.

Eight clocks state when the mails coins' east, west, north and south close and eight others when they open. Two clocks with the hands set at a quarter of seven a. m. and eight p. m.

tell when the office opens and closes. The whole announcement is the work of VV. L. llutchings, ot whom many will remember as having been here a short time ago and attended a K-1, meeting. An Independent Order of Good Templars was organized Saturday night by the Swedish people with a membership of about 25 charter members.

They will meet every Saturday night at Woodman Hall. Officers: Chief Templar, Chas. Lerstrom; Vice Chief Templar, II. Venlund; Lodge Carl Jacobson; Financial Sec, OF THE- For Collector. I will be a candidate for Collec pi I tor at the approaching spring elec- ills a 0 tion.

tf ueo. w. Shoop. insr trip to Sycamore today. Thos.

Hoskins was called to Chicago yesterday afternoon by a telegram announcing the death of his brother. Some little time ago he was seriously hurt by the cars and had one limb amputated, but seemed to be improving. Vester-day Mr. Hoskins received a telegram, saying his brother was worse and bofore ho lett town another telegram came announcing his death. Mrs.

Nott returned to her home in Oregon last night after enjoys ing a pleasant visit with her sister, B- C. Knodle, for some little time. Dr. and Mrs. Itowen returned last night from a visit with Chicago friends.

M. J. Streeter, of Clear Lake, Iowa, arrived here this noon to Business Locals. Taxes! Taxes! Taxssi DE KALB. ILLINOIS.

Bull Pups are the latest reason tor a fare and one-third to Chicago and return from March 10th to 13th. Are you thinking about going to Chicago? Take advantage of the rates to the Annual Bench Show of the Mas-coutah Club and have three dajs in the i4Windy City." Any Chicago Great Western Railway Agent will quote you rates or you can obtain information from F. II. Lord, G. P.

T. Chicago. eod INCORPORATED 1595. Geo. Bristow wil be in the rooia at the south end of the National Bank every day to receive your taxes.

dct wit RECEIPTS. DISBURSEMENTS. Installments HS3523 $5444125 00 77 26 60 "White Swan" Flour hulfin 2335 321 6 Loans Withdrawals v. Interest Secretary Books and Stationery Cash on lead in town. Advance Installments-Interest.

Fines. Membership. Fees Pass Sold at A. G(. Jfcri 80100 110.77 12000 152,20 48266 $6389,88 son's 191 25 1200 The recital given last evening $6389188 visit his niece Mrs.

II. II. Wagner. Cross Blackwell's chow chow and mixed pickles, Soho Square, London, at Garner Son's. Gus Anderson; Gus Oberg; W.

P. Snow, of Beloit, Wiscon ASSETS. LIABILITIES. Deputy, Olef Olson; Frank sin, visited his parents here yester 25! $3713 00 Nelson. The name of the lodge in day.

He'left toda3' for Chicago Loans. Books and Stationery Cash $5444 133 482 Installments. Advance Installments 206577 by Mr. George B. Williams, was marked by excellent taste, and, in judgement, his rendering of the characters was intelligent and interesting.

J. D. Hewitt, Pres. "College of Emporia, 3t Emporia, Kan. In DeKalb Feb.

27, by Ladies Literery society. DeKalb Hope. Where he will remain for a few 32 66 23 281 46 $6060 days before returning home. $606023 The Batavia JItrald has the fol Mrs. Allen, of Chicago, is vis BT (WBO.

I lowing to young men in Batavia, I vacua TOTAL TOTAL AIM oh Ion Our Flowered Blue Decorated Semi Porcelain is the finest in the market; open stock or sets. Just opening'also the finest line of Vase Lamps, Banquet and Library Lamps in the county. Olsen Bennoe. mmwn tm Fea iting Mrs. Ann Carroll.

00 $214155 11. fealisbtiry has returned 58 99 4 50 300 150 and we have a tew in DeKalb who would do well to read and reflect: Young man, when you jeer at a ladjr passing along the street or Olsen 1 March 5, 1895 415 1 10 405 2 June 5, 1895 263 33 230 3 Septembers, 1895..... 85 0 85 4 December 5 2 0 2 Total 765 43 722 ool oo! oo 25, 475 1035 09 3,09 245 02 J.52 3 i i i $3713 from his trip to Florida. 25 lbs. Rice $1.00 at Bennor's.

I 87 05 46 A. D. Rj'an, of Lorenz, Poca 00 $281 I for 25c at naunt ana startle uer witu your nomas county, lowa, is in town Quart bottle olives Garner Son's. glances, does it ever occur to you OFFICERS. visiting with his many friends DIRECTORS.

that some other scoundrel might Try Sleepy Eye Cream Four, the best and makes more bread than any fiour in the market. At Gamer Son's. Mrs. Bennett gave a dinrfer par insult your sister, your wife, or, in The CnRo.vicLE has tho largest and finest stock of commercial pa ty to a few friends today. coming years, yonr daughter, in 8.

P. CHAMBERS, E. J. WISWALL. FRANK GRAFFAM.

J. H. LEWIS. A. G.

KENNEDY. PRESIDENT. VICE-PRESIDENT. SECRETARY. TREASURER.

ATTORNEY. A. G. LEONARD. P.

TRUUBAUIR. M. U. HEN AUG HAN. K.

J. WIS WALL. 8. P. CHAMBERS.

the same infamous manner? How Coal Mine Discovered Near 50 bars of Fairbanks Laundry Soap, $1.00 at Olsen Bennor's. would you like it? Would vou Sandwich. think it smart? Would you regard The Aurora Sunday Journal it as manly or1 an evidence of says: "The citizens of Sandwich blood? If you ought to bo and vicinity are jubilant over kicked from ne end of the conti; The regular monthly meeting of the Association for the loaning of money and the transaction of other business is held on the evening of the second Wednesday in each month. Installments and interest are due on or before the 5th day of each month. Frank Graffam, Secretarv.

DeKalb Illinois, Februarv 29, 1896. new discovery near that place. per it has ever carried. Remember the prices are all right, 1,000 Beat No. 6J Envelopes $1.25.

AH other commercial work at same rate. tf For Sale An Engine and Boi. er, cheap. Address care Chronicle OAS' f' You can get a big bundle of of old papers at the Chronicle foi 5 cts. You are cordially invited to attend a Calico Social to be given by the Ladies of the Maccabees, in Woodman hall, Wednesday evening Feb.

26. Refreshments will be served for 10 cents. Good fishing will be a feature of the even nent to the other. Last week a farmer was 'digging well and when down about eighty Cracker Jack at Glidden's. feet, struck a coal vein which it is said is five feet deep.

The farmer is enthusiastic and is now confi 4t a can at ing. Admission free. 1 lb. Salmon 10 cts. Olsen Bennor's.

dent his fortune is made. The new coal vein is the talk of the town and we may now expect to Look for raternit. tf MUST HAVE MONEY Sack Minnesota flour at Garner have our coal shipped from Sand Son's for 65c. wich in the near uture? An An Golden Harvest Breakfast Food has no equal. At Garner Son's.

Trie warm weather of December has seriously affected the sale of heavy goods and we have in consequence over rora man was in Sandwich the 3 lb Table Peaches, 10 cts at other day and he says the people can at Olsen Bennor's. lfOOOSuitsand Overcoats are enthnsiastic. Produits Alimentaires DeChoix Champignons Blancs Gouteaux Paris France at Garner fc Son's. Your recital here one of the good The wide-awake merchant and We cannot afford cost into consider- which we are forced to unload at once, to look for profit and we dare not take at ion. things that should be appreciated A Great Slaughter Sale begins immeeiately and will last until our entire winter stock is closed.

tsfs Our boss will be Your Gain. -iP? You can buy suits from $2.50 to $10.00 that never saw the wide-awake buyer get together for Stock at by means of the newspaper. The Lump Rock Salt Garner Son's. by the people. Falstaff alive, relieved of glaring vulgarity but sustaining all his wit, kept the stage.

The Goods must be turned into Cash newspaper is a sort of a board of because we Must have the money and Must have it quick. the light of day for less than $4.00 to 1 S.OO. '1 trade, on which the merchants place their offerings and the people have an opportunity of seeing The difficulty of representing characters as widely apart as the King and Hotspur, as falstaff and 6ld Northumberland was well done. All told a fine evening's work. what there is in the market.

Those Swedish American Republican League. On account of the meeting to be held at Rockford, March 9th tmd 10th, the Chicago, Great-' Western Ry. will sell round trip tickets at reduced rates. For in formation apply to the agent. merchants who take advantage of this board of trade and place their worth worth worth worth worth worth 6.13, 8.38, S10.38, $11.38, $13.63, $15.88, Overcoats for Overcoats for 1.63, 2.28,, 2.38, 3.17, 4.13, 5.88, worth worth worth.i worth worth.

worth 2.50 3.25 3.75 5.00 6.00 8.00 v. 22 offerings thereon, find buj-ers, and those buyers who take the local paper find who the merchants are A. L. Feisbie, D. Di Pastor Plymouth Cong, Des Moines, la.

In DeKalb, February 27th, be that have something to sell. Look for Fraternit tf fore the Ladies' Literary Circle. if All moral excellence thrives in Even if you need no suit or overcoat now it will pay you to buy one and save it for next season. This ia a chance of a lifetime. Don't let it slip.

Come early before the biggest-bargains are picked out. At the low prices marked the goods will vanish like dew before the mid-day sun. 1 Wilbur's Stock Food at Garner an atmosphere of apprehension. Son's. My wife wants that tender meat put up so nice at A.

G. Johnson's. Sack Flour. 65 ctsv at Garner Son's. Many a man has won a victory Get Cracker Jack at Glidden's.

MiNGo Tlio King Cloliiior. IS over fierce temptation simply by consciousness that some one has faith in him and believes that he will conquer. Many a one has Couscroes Alimentaires Voe Poes Aubin Sallcs France Petits lwiain strccT, wciiaio, in. 1 he Sfnro Tvn. also been driven into desperate in Fins at Garner Son's.

Sweet potatoes, pineapples, cabbage, cranberries, balk olives, atGljdden'a. We still have a number of boses-of that 5 ct. It is a barga, iquity by the thought that there is sot one left who cherishes any hope Hemz's pickles at Garner Son's. for his future..