The Daily Chronicle from De Kalb, Illinois • Page 8

PERSONALS 7crds of Advice Thousands of people aSlicted Iwith I A s3 D. L-E R'S SEMI-WEEKLY Chronic and special diseases are taking Mr Nelson Banner anil little Bat 1 medicines that do not reach the seat of I Ilallon of Menouiiuca Miclu' visit the trouble, Chronic diwasssare very W.C. ulidden over Son Jay. obstinate and there aie seldom two cases exactly alike or requiring the Mr. acd Mrs.

A. P. Johnson of Svca more visited rKlh fx icmla and rela: same treatment All. who are thus afflicted, are correct uvea yenteruay. thinking thfir caes serloui and that Mr Llbbie Ferguoon of Malta ewut OSDSO the best epsml treatment will bel.re- Saturday ith Mrs.

Ottk. qnired to cum them. Mr. aud Mr. J.

11 Willrett and cbil To those, who cave len ejDeruient- dren t.f Mat were visitjri rtwtrrJay ednpon and disappointed, or who have at Frank Vorey'u. relied upon the many cure-all patent Cloaks, Suits, Furs, This week new styles for winterjjin every line. CLOAKS i special lot of Ladies Cloaks made of fine dark mixed 1 A A cloths, lined thrcughoutat Jf 'Fine black Kersey and Broadcloth Cloaks 48 and 50 Inch lengths, 8.50, 10.00,12.00, 15 0 CHILDREN'S CLOAKS 6 to 16 years mixtures or plain colors it $3.50, $4.75, $6.00 FURS New shapes in Fox, Squirrel, Mink. Coney, 35 sample pieces it 1.50, 2.50. 3.75.5.

00.6.00mdoDtol5.00 Mr. and Mrs. Win Koeltx of nrarSv medicine, Dfj Prettyinaa wishes to oiler some words of encouragement and cauiore are snaking nan Is with old friends In DeKalb today. advice. You may not bi incurable.

to any part of the United State Mr. Warren Abbot and bat)? of Mai Your condition may not be a hopeless ta apnt Sunday with DeKalb UlmAt one. under Dr Prattvmin treatment mm eaca ca-te is carefully studied and a Mrs. Winnhip, of Waiikeaha Wl Is course of treatment prepared that will i yisiting her brother H.U. Warner.

8bo meet its requirements. will spend some time while here with her friend Mrs. S.D. Ell wood 'Ace of Coal." Illustrated Lecture, at Baptist Wednesday night. to Jan.

1908 Mr. Wate on is a Chics go visitor today. Miss Strand went so hicaaro yester dlt day. Orders taken for Home made Pies and Cakes. Thabksgiving orders a Misses Unice Brooks and Matle Cole TAILORED SUITS Jew winter styles in black and colors perfect'-iy regular $2500 00 suits, at 18.00, Skirts Twenty-five new winter styles have just arrived it $5.00.

$6.00, $8.00, $10.00. specialty. Mrs. W. P.

Bean 518 South Third street. dtf man of New Winosdor ere visiting for a few- days with Miss May Lingrea of North Fourth Street, Miss Bertha Buckmaa spent Sunday in Chicago with friends. For SaV Good six-room house on East Lewis street G. W. Vandegrilt.

vv t1 Only Miss Grace Eckroad is on the sick The Luther Leagae, of the Swedish list. Lutheran church, will give a Seventeen FOOT BALL TOGS Mr. and Mrs. B. Smiley were Cbl cent supper Thursday evening, Nov.

cago visitors Friday and Saturday. Mr. 15th, beginning at ei'ht clock. Sup 8miley attended session of the Grand per 17 cents. Sale of fancy articles for 17c 2.5c.

7c. fish pond 7c. All Lodge of P. are cordially Invited. dlt Mr.

and Mrs. Oeorge Woody of Oden 111. spent Sunday at the home of Mr. Coal! Coal! and Mis. BE 8miley.

Foot Balls Nose Guards Supporters Sweaters if Shin Guards Ankle Braces Jackets 1 8houldcr Pads I carry a complete lint cf Hard and Soft Coal and Wood. Best quality. Prompt service. DeKalb 12 Piitleyille 0 Peter Deidrich South of Northwestern track on 2nd Thegame Saturday bet ween Platteville St. DeKalb.

dtf Wis. Normal and DeKalb Normal was To rent Two furnished rooms with Everything forJFopt Ball Brooks Pharmacy played under the mast adverse weather all modern conveniences. 127 Harrison conditions potwibk A cold rain Street d3t. log tc snow mide thefl-dd a raodhok Rockford Watches The game itseif showed th superioriry Wanted DeKalb-Sycamore of the new over the old style of foot I Electric Co. dtf balL PUtteville failed to make first down while DeKalb by onside kicks For sale -Second hand kitchen range.

and forward passes had little trouble bod room suit aud curio cabinet. Inquire in ad (racing theba l. On a dry fi ld of Mrs ABuehl 330 Lindon Place. the score would have been mach larger dtf deipite Plittville'srtitra beef as DeKalb at Pearl Cooper's 1 CASH GROCERY For SaleTen rom. modern house.

showad the ability to run the opposing ends at will wherever the footing was on Uuden Place. A bxrgain if sold at once. Mrs. A. Buehl, 356 Linden firia.

The two touchdowns were scored Place. dtf by Madden I. and Cornell. 7 Line up SHETTER'S Closing out bulbs at the Flower Woodbnrn re WelWs Store at low prices. dtf 214 Main St.

Finkenbinder rt Huntingdon DeKalb, 111. Yon can send the Sfpii Weeklv Chro Loe -Reynold Johnson Jnck nicle to your friends to Jan. 1908 fr $1 hy paying lo advacce Todd Burns Madden I It him Aire idy 50 order for Eckford sweet Ledford 1 Elgnr peas. If yours is to go, send it in. Madden Hinds Cornell rh Rnhado Poultry for Sale.

I 5 inn PrannE'inn Wslthovrs lh Geary ttaya fb Snim Ovtr a hundred choice Buff Rjcki at very low rricts. all at noon or after iimu iiuuu Touchdowns Madden I. CornjUOjals 4 o'tloca except Sunday. Bell phone from Touchdowns Kays Reffree 175x. 305 N.

4th St. d4t Kellogg; Umpire Loy; Head lioesmeo of PRICES in Charles; Timekeepers Secar and Li ving stone. Halves 80 snd 25 aiuntts. Special Sale A LL PAPER We are foinf out of the Paner bnsinm and for tU We are going out or the Paper business and for the Is Laid to Rest next The funeral of Mrs. Elia Essex was held this morning at 10 o'clock at OF TOILET SETS Mary a church.

Rev. Father Solon of ree weeks wewill make Prices that have never before been known in DeKalb. If you ia not need pper this fall it will pay yon to get it now and lay it by till Spring. ficiating and the interment was at the AT Catholic cemetery. Ella Henaughan, the only daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Maleo Htnaughan, of THEO. LEAF'S The goods must go regardless of cost or value. Aortb Fourth street, was born on tie Henaughan farm, in pierce, in 1870. We mean business.

Corner Main and Third Streets. I Her early life was spent on the farm Cor, Ilain and Sixth Streets, Bell Phone Ilain 240 County 43. until about fifteen yt-ars ago, when she DeKalb, 111. went to Chicago. She was married to Mr.

Essex about seven vr tm Wiswall" Wirtz, Delialb and Malta. has inade her home ia ChicSeo ever smce. Her husbacd died about three years ago, leaving her to fiirht ihe j-YOUR APPEARANCE battle of life alone. About two weeks ago she was taken sick md a cated for at the Piesbyterian hospital and Will not suffer if I yoj have to wear aiea there H3 NOURRILEAN 5., i fill spectacles rr eye glantes. They are an iinDrovemt'nt to 0 0f J3U mo.it jwople's looks L3 Surprise Wedding.

wnen properly ft ted. With the la est strles in eve- Miw Libbie Mack of this citv an.l Mr glastKs, up to date iwyae iioiaeriage of Cortland wr married lm Monday at Geneva appuacceuandlong experience I am prepared to serve the news came as a surprise to thAr In Martin Bros and Gaits Addition you. friends who hasten to offer congratulations. Fri es Seasonable; Examination Free Have You or Have you a Friend who has Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Nausea, Or any similar 3tomach'TroubleP If so "Nourrilean will cure it quickly, safely," surely. No noxious drugs, babies can use it.

No after effects, except cure. Pleasant to tate; you like it. No danger of overdose; it's harmless. Boti bride and erooin in II. U.

Heyers, known here. They will wake tbei' home in Aurora where Ihe nnnm Scientific Optician, DeKalb, 111. employenl One Choice Acre Lot. RE-ELECTED Our Governor "BATTING! which is a brand Chicago, 111., Sept. 26,06.

Nourrilean Remedy DeKalb, Illinois. Dear Sir It may 1 true that one swallow does not make a summer, but it is equally true that one box of Nourrilean is equal to a summer's vacation to one who needs it. The remedy is all jou claim for it. I enclose money order for another box. I shall take pleasure in adrertising it.

Very truly yours, D. II. FLETCHER, 1541 Monjdnock Block. Atorney-at-Law Nourrilean Remedy Company. DoKalb, 111.

that has been in office for tventy years and i pleases everybody. A good kind to vote for. Sold by Other kinds rr.zh A candidate H. W. DGAR GALT, 4 4" T.

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