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The Daily Chronicle from De Kalb, Illinois • Page 5

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De Kalb, Illinois
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THE DR KALB CHRONIC LE: THURSDAY, APRIL 30, 190 S. DECORATIOIl DAY. Paisfi Aaiioriing Crex Straw Coil Hber While- we are strewing the choicest Variety cf lLIattisss 9c up flowers upon the graves of our Grass Carpet Kaba Fiber soldiers, in our beautiful" cemeteries, Thursday, Friday, 1 Saturday, APRIL 30. MAY 1 and 2, tnoc MAM let us also be reminded or tnose aeau heroes, who sleep in unknown graves 35c in the sunny South where they fell in batle in defense of Old Glory and the -preservation of this union. Ouf Business Is To please Ur public In fccauUIul and artistic jW All ip aipeis We have got the newest and most artistic designs on the market today, and we can hang it "to the Queen's taste" See us Before Buying Wall Paper.1 HFJJIHL Al3EQM- Wall Paper sad Pais! Store.

DeKalb, Illinois. Lyceum Stock Company In the Laughing Comedy, Save jour Lace Curtains The echoes of war, now have traveled The valleys the last time for aye. The Dell Doy's Revenge And the hill and the forests are RIZAL ATIT.IA Gymnasts. BABY EUGENIA Phenomenal Child Artist. THE POLYSCOPE mm "fee bbbs hfjdf- 8000 feet of films each performance Cloning with the Screaming Farce, 'JATiULY TROUBLES" Show begins 8:15 98c, $1.75, $2.00, $2.25 1 A Eastertide Demands Eastertide Oxfords silent As the Angel of" Peace wanders by.

-While 'the unknown heroes sleep where they suffered In the South where brave charges they led Where the moss droops her tend-nils in mourning. And the- mocking bird sings o'er the dead. tn marked are the mounds where they slumber. Their names are unsung and unwept. But their deeds are not lost or forgotten.

For they are In Eternity kept. And while. Nature's green monu- ments freshen In early Spring over each grave Of the loyal sons of this nation with her flowery emblem in gratitude wave. Admission, 10c and 20c Reserved Seats at Auditorium Chocolate Shop Bahy Eugenie will give a special SATURDAY at for the Children. Price, .10 cents to all.

Oilld Tne Great Labor Saver and the pair for milady are awaiting your inspection. Come as far as the window, anyway, and see if the styles don't please. These are the choice of the JOHN KELLY spring styles. We will be pleased t6 fit a pair to your feet out obligation on your part to buy. Patents? Russets?" $1.50 to $3.50.

DEATH OF RELATIVE. can run it Mrs. I). McCarthy and daughter And too, while the bosom of ocean Bears the harvests away on her Duggan went to Chicago yes tide teray morning to visit the formers May the olive branch bend In the brother-in-law Mr. John McCarthy who was very 111.

Thevperit the day sunshine And brotherhood ever abide. wttn mm leaving nim very coniiori able late In the afternoon. hi $7.50 and $8.50 IThen let all the hearts that are Austin's Shoe Store Main Street, DeKalb, Illinois They arrived home during the early evening and shortly after, re heavy Be cheered by the smile of the ceived a telephone message announce glad No Dust 1 Ing his death. They were very much And every one who may be happy Make happy all those who are shocked as they did not suppose that he was in Immediate danger. The sad.

Charles Beaupre. No Backache No tired feeif No wearing el Carpet funeral will be held Saturday morn ing at Sycamore, No Gtras No Molbs (DM MAYFIELD RESIDENT DEAD. HYMENAL $2.50, $3.00 to $4.50 Mr. William Bryan, well known in QJJ Married by- Rev. (ieorge Wilson at this vicinity died at his home in Mayrield this morning! The funeral will be held at his late home at 10 the home of the bride' parents Mr.

Mrs James Burt 605 South First St. April 2ttth at 00 p. m. Fred J. Busby and Cora o'clock tomorrow (Friday) morning.

ine cause or nis death was appo A Norton. The event was sjrioinnized pt.exy after but a few hour's illness TT 7T 7 in the presence of the immediate am The deceased was the father of Mr. lies and followed by a dainty wedding George Bryan whose home is north wm luncheon west of DeKalb. Mr. Busby is a prosperous farmer liv WISE OLD NATURE ing one and a half miles southeast of FINDS A NEW ONE Malta and thither the newly wedded DeKalb and Malta, 111.

pair went last night to begin house- Prosene for Stomach Prostration. keetjimut once. The happy couple tlid not escape a fierce shower of rice and numerous old You can't fool nature all the time; 5 aiim' CIKEAISS aft A GOOD painter is needed it Douna to nna you out. ir you NATIONAL GUARD shoes. misuse it, you will be abused in Conjcratulations are extended to Mr I ENCAMPMENTS time.

i ne stomacn lsn copper-fined, riveted with steel spikes, nor and Mrs. Busby by many friends. TTT Ov The Ice cream parlors which will IWESSie It Tfl(E Third of This City Will Go to Camp if you do any serious painting; but he's not more necessary than ''good paint. No painter can make, by hand process, so good a paint be operated in the Ronan building Lincoln June 21-28. corner Main and Fourth street were opened for business last evening and all who patronized the beautiful Sprint4fiefd.

ApVil 30 Days for the Illhiolf National Guard encampments have been fixed for this year in an order issued to-day by Adjutant parlors are loud In their praise I an assortment of Domestic Wines, of the elegantly fitted ronfia tobe conducted by Ballou andRonan two GeneraKThomas W. Scott. An innova tion over.other years will result in young men who are sure to make including Port, Sherry, Tokay, Mu sea telle, Catawba, Claret. success of their undertaking. They the scattering of the regiments to are DeKalb boys, wno are popular among the young people and are deserving of the best patronage.

Your Choice at 50 cents per Bottle; can It solve the problem of perpetual motion. To keep the stomach everlastingly slaving is "sure to put It out of business, but wise old nature has come to tue rescue and provides ust with organic substances, identical with the digestive Juice which matures our food and prepares it for the blood. All we need now do is to accept what nature offers, and become a happy wise There is no reason- why any of us should suffer stomach trouble, indi-gestlou or constipation, if we only leave laxltlves and dyspepsia medicine alone. These put us to the bad. iue natural stomach tonic which is needed occasionally to strengthen and give courage to me tired and taxed organ, consists of one ounce Pros'ene Compound, Compound Tincture Cinchona, one ounce, and half a pint of Sherry me.

To be taken a teaspoonful before meals and at bedtime. This Prosene Preparation was originated by the Cooper Pharmaclal Company of Chicago, and can be had from Brown's Drug Store. Though the price is a trifle, the benefits are extraordinary. Dr." Anderson "has lieen having worth up to $1.50. as tievoe JLeaa-ana-iinc paint; the better the painter he more he knows it.

If your iaintr doesht admit tell him to try it just once for you. He'll learn something in his busiuess; and you'll get a ltetter job than he's used giving. Get Devoe Lead-and-Zinc Paint. Devoe porch Iwdroum addel to the mrth tend different points in the state instead of practically the entire encampment' being held at Camp Lincoln. The only regiments which 'will en-canip at the.

latter place are the Fifth. Third and Sixth Infantry. These regiments will arrive at Camp Lincoln in the following order: Fifth Regiment. June 14 to. 21.

Third Regiment. June 21 to 2S. Sixth Regiment. June 28 to July 5. The most important changes are the practice marches, which w'ill be held by the Seventh and Second In of the flat his family owupy and they expect to slep out of doors Complete line of Domestic and Im through the HUinmer months.

The ported Brandies. porch is screened in with galvanized wire netting and will thus be: kept free from flies and mosquitos. Whisky- all the popular brands of Bourbon and Rye Whisky Henderson's Cascade; Underoof, Forrester and others Mrs. D. D.

Brown and daughter Miss Zaidawent to Chicago today to iliend a week with friends. Miss Brown will be joined in the city by the company with whom she traveled fantry and the. First Cavalry. The Seventh Regiment will go on its march July 5 to 12 and the Second on July 12 to 19. The nine troops of the First Cavalry will march overland from the various points in the Hiland Bros.

Agents. Mineral Water, etc. state sto Dresden Heights, on the in the West and the ladies will give an entertainment tomorrow evening at Woodstock. Desplaines River, where they will It is a well known fact that I have In the recount of the vote in Sterling on the liquor question, April 7th, In which the town went wet by one vote, the wets on Tuesday, made a wi gain of 21 votes in the first'pre-cinct. The recount was demanded drill from July 20 to 27.

Dates for the other militia contingents are as follows: i always kept the best and purest Wines and Liquors procurable. a First; Fourth and Eighth Infantry The death of Mr. Daniel Bannister occurred yesterday at the home of his daughter i Mrs. C. N.

Conrad at Sycamore, where he tjas been staying for some time. Bannister has by the Anti-Saloon League and four will concentrate at Camp Benjamin to be counted. Rock halls wet majority in the re Harrison for drill and These broods must be disposed of. at" been an invalid for several yearsrHurlnS the week extending from Sep- count was reduced from 8 votes to tember 11 to 20. cared for by and has been tenderly his devoti i daughter.

3 votes. Seven ballots are still in dispute for dry and'Hhree wet. BARKLEY'S STEAM CLEANING AND DYE WORKS Is a good place te leave your work in this line. You will gel first-class service and courteous once, and consist of both bottled and bulk goods. THE BIJOU DeKalA friends of Prof.

Radale of Louisville, willlv pained to hear of the orrovv that ha come to his fam The Bijou has closed for repairs this Mrs. tJ. C. Buih Went tu St. Charles yesterday morning to lie with her niece.

Mis Be.ss JKwitzer during an operation net-essitatinj; the removal of her rifiht foot. She has lieen a great sufferer with tuliercnlar trouble for muiiy years. ily by the death of his s-ister-in law week and will open under new huh. To if. mmi wne oi ur.

aisaaie wne houu- was pices as a moving picture house nexf" in Indiana. The ladv wa visitinic an week. treatment. aunt when she was taken ill with iri tonitis from which she died. Prof, and OOOOQOOOOOOOO George Thompson is home after an absence of nearly seven weeks in Missouri.

Mrs. Kasdule attended th. funeral Tnesda3 Repeated Headaches sap one's vitality and lead to a general nervous break down. Let me remove the cause. H.

U. Meyers, Oph D. dtf GIGGLES "A little nonsense now and then Is relished by the wisest men." Piles! Pile! Piles! Mrs. Mayo, won Gdward and Fritz Fisk have surely arrived home for we have seen them. Their absence from home has covered a period Vf sixteen weeks and their family jand friends have given them a routing welcome home.

We make a specialty oi FINE FABRICS. Thornton of Chicago arrived at the L. Olsen home last evening where her two children and sister have lieen since Monday. Mr. Thornton expects to come out for over Sunday when his family will return with him to the eitv.

ccxooooooc ootIef jrlnjc Cost Him $20. Cfcrml. 111., April 30. Robert IMxoa, 1 he Auto Novel. Mrs.

J. (Carroll who has been visiting friend and relatives in DeKalb f6r a tStrty years old, charged with "boot- WORK CALLED FOR DELIVERED Williams' Indian File Ointment will cure Blind. Bleeding and Itching Piles. It absorbs the tumors, alwayB itching at once, acta as a poultice, gives instant rellet. Williams' Indian Pile Ointment is prepared for Piles and Itching of the private parts.

Sold by druggists, mall 50c and 1.00 Williams, Mfg. Co. Prop. Cleyeland. Ohio.

For sale by Brooks Pharmacy. few week, has gone to the country to was found guilty by a jury Cse couuty court, and be paid $20 eis. visit a sister-in-law for a few days. old council is dead. Hail the The new.

"My, this novel is romantic." "Tell tne about it." "Why. the hero, a big red racer, is sought after by chic electrics and fashionable touring cars, but marries a poor, runabout." New Records for Victor Ss Edison Mr. William. WTiltberger goes to Madison, Wisconsin tomorrow to look after business matters In that Dascmenf Cusson's his rounds You machines jnst received, Coll and select The iusnesMor in on may expect him. Try a Chronicle want ad.

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