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I it. ijj. XHBiEVIKIKaVKfllflJBIdCA, COLUMBUS TUESDAY. OVEMBEE 28 4 CIRCUIT COURT SEWS. i Nellie Hogue was granted a divorce from her Henry Hogue, this morning and was given the! custody of their child.

Cox were the attorneys for the plaintiff. I A demurrer to a cross-complaint in the William W. Ardery wU case was argued to-day. W. C.

Duncan and M. D. Emig represented the plaintiff and Judge Hacker the defense, Alice R. Monroe was granted a divorce I II I q4 Used in Millions of Homes1 Best Coffee for the Money! try LION COFFEE and you will never use my other. It is absolutely pure Coffee and nothing but Coffee.

"Better the Feet Slip Than the Tongue." There is one slip iNature never forgives It is the carelessness of ignoring the signal tfct -the Body is in danger 'of wreck. It may be that the kidneys or the stomach' or the head gtves the warning sign. But remember, the blood feeds every organ of the body. cMake np slip, but first tone up the system through the blood, atid health oSt surely follow. Hood's Sarsa.par$U is the best preparation man has devised to make pure, life-giving blood.

General Debility "I tepe taken Hood's for general debility Kvith marvelous effect. My blood is pure and I feel better and Frederick Reeb, 98 Herkimer Albany, jV. Y. Disordered Stoma.qh "(Noo-a days I can eat anything tvish because Hood's SarsapariHa keeps my stomach in order. It is the best tonic medidne." H.

Stone, Sherborn, Mass. Catarrh "Hood's SarsapariHa has cured my husband' catarrh troubles, and given me relief from sick SMrs.J. W.SMorris, Binghamton, N. Y. i.u.ii;jjjiixi.i.i.iwp Accept no substitute Insist on LION COFFEE, in 1 lb.

pkgs. Fancy Gold For 18 Hon heads and a 2-cent stamp. 11 Genuine Ruby Setting Gold Ring. t4. For 25 Hon head and a 2-cent stamp.

Ring. These articles mailed FREE in exchange fox lion heads cut from front of i lb. LION COFFEE pkgs. Silk Umbrella (either Lady's or Gents). These rinparf penuinc rolled-sroM plat, having the exact appearance and qualities of solid irow.

and gxiarauteed by the makers to last two vears with ordinary usage. New patterns and very popular. Sent by express charges prepaid), tor 170 IhMi heads and a 2 -cent 1 To Betermiae tht Size. c-t 2 jsTREHGTH, PURITY AHD FLAVOR A very fine umbrella, made of anion silk-taffeta 36-inch frame with seven ribs: steel rod and silver Congo handle. Would cost $2.00 at the store.

Cut a strip of thick paper so that the end will exactly meet when drawn Unhtlg around second joint of the finder. Lay one end ou thi diagram at the 0, and order the number the other end indicates. Art Picture, Easter Greeting" Given for 8 heads cat from Lion Cof-f ee wrappers and a 2 stamp. A highly artistic picture, that will grace the finest drawing-room. The background of royal dark-blue furnishes a appropriate contrast to the little girl and her white Easter lilies.

Size. 14x28 inches. For 10 lion heads and cents we I will send it tinned ready for banging, Flower Picture. For 8 iioa heads and a 2c stamp. American Beauty Boaes and Lilfea-of-the-Valley.

Sise. 11x34 inches. Bright and artistic coloring. The Dancing Lesson, The mwn tll Dress-Pin Set. rial led free for IS lion heads and a 2-cent stamp.

Three pins in the set (larger than shown), composed of fine rolled-gold, with handsome ruby-colored settings. Suitable for waist-pins, cuff-pins, neck-pins or as a child's set. Sash-Belt and Buckle. Malted free for 5 lion beads cut from Lion Coffee wrappers and a 2-cent stamp. Latest style of imported black Swiss gros-grain ribbon belting; stylish imitation oxidized silver buckle neat, strong and fashionable.

Silver Napkin-Ring-. For 1 5 lion heads and a 2-cent stamp. Neat and substantial. Made of durable metal, heavily silver-pi a ted. Two different patterns.

Coin-Purse. For 15 lion heads and a 2-ent stamp. Color, dark brown. Made of fine kid leather chamois lining; nickeled frame, with strong snap-fastening. Ladies' Pen-Knife.

For 15 lion beads cot from Lion Coffee wrappers and a 2c stamp. Large size: good material handles nicely decorated and assorted colors. THE ABOVE ARB ONLY A shortly appear in this paper Mijlil Mention your jHWll-l fUTdauuj. waist-measure FEW I Pair of Lace Handkerchiefs. Two extra fine cambric handkerchiefs, with beautiful imported lace medallion i se r-tions in the corners.

Ilalf-inch hem, machine i tehed stylish and durable. A pair of these handker chiefs given for 18 lion heada cat front Lion Coffee wrappers and a 2c stamp. Children's Picture Book. Gi van for 10 lion beads and a 2-cent stamp. Sixteen large: pages of Mother Goose Melodies illustrated and with lithographed cover.

We have different bctoks, so you can get an assortment. Century Cook-Book. 868 pages of valuable -cooking receipts, also treatise dn the labor of the kitchen, dining-room sick-loom, and remedies for the more common diseases. Given for IS lion beads and a 2ent stamp. Boys' Pocket-Knife.

The "Easy-Opener" Strong, sharp blade; red-wood handle. For 12 lion heads and a 2c stamp. list will offered I tMPORTAflT EE EYEIIDIG REPUBLICAN. i IYIET ATTSKVOOr, STX)AT EXCTPTKD Be public1 an Building, northeast cor. "Wash-lnton and streets.

Entrance at son itieast eomec first fioor. Biertd at tucomd dam matter at the vottejjiet at 1 Ootmtmt, Indiana, Tacawaf oar BcJKxa xcaci Par week. delivered by) 10 cents BT MUX, STMCTLT One 00 Three tnocths tl 80 tux Montns. eu fuoe monin Postage Prepaid by Publisher. Eaves of adrextlatiir made known on applica- tlon- T.

BROWN, PUBLISHER AMD PROPRIETOR. TriCDunucc bell, lons distance 38 I LLL lUilLO THE; HARRISON The Kentucky election is still unde-added, officially although every one knows that the republican ticket is elected by a good majority. i IP. it be true, 4a alleged by the that Congressman Griffith has promise the postoffice at Columbus to J. K.

Mapab, in the event of his re-elec- 'tion and democratic! success on thena-itoal ticket, Mr. Crriffith has made a and one that will hurt him in his campaign. Not because he has promised it to Mr. Marsh bnt because he has promised it to any democrat. If It were known that so important an office were already promised it would 'certainly have the; effect to Jtlienate 'other friends and supporters from him.

THE POOR ASYLUM. The last act of the democratic board of, county commissioners is character- istic of the majority of that body. After the grand jhry, whose sworn duty it was to examine into the condi tion of the county asylum, had made the examination and reported its condition to the court, it was urged upon commissioners to make an inquiry and see that the wrongs pointed out by the grand jury were remedied. They turned a deaf ear and let the matter go on from' week to week and month to month, until is just about out and then Wertz and May go down to the county asylum, and for what purpose? Not to examine into the matters pointed out by the grand jury, but i to see if they! couldn't find out something against John Ott, a former superintendent, to; offset the derelictions of Coff man as found by the grand jury; -j So it can readilybe seen that Wertz and May did not make their visit to investigate the management of the county asylum by Coffmari and to ascertain the truth of the gran'd jury's report and to nee that the. wrongs existing in the management were remedied, but they went there upon tne solicitation of Coff man to trump up something against John Ott to break the force of the grand jury's finding against Coffman, simply and solely because Coffman is a democrat.

One! need only to understand this thing to see the littleness, the ness and the partisanship of Wertz and MayJ No wonder Henry Harris -would have! nothing to do' with it. Why do they turn their investigation from exist-: Ing wrongs to something that is past and gone Suppose! John Ott may have done some things that are not right, does that justify Coffman in carrying on the asylum in the manner found by the grand jury We do not believe a word of the alleged charges against OtC i We believe that they are wholly trumped up for thef purpose above indicated. But granting that Ott might have been guilty of wrongs in the administration of the county asylum, does that justify Coffman? and May in their conduct about the Orphans' Home as well as about jthe county poor asylum have wuwu point mejr amiwuuuB ij ouutcxh the interests of the ounty to politics. No onei expected any thing better of who is the -least fitted for a wunty Icommisssonei" of any man who has served on the board in thirty years, 'but it was expected that May was big enough! and broad enough, and sensible enough tol not let politics control I his actions as commissioner. But the people have been greatly disappointed in him, and they find him ready to let politics control his actions in important matters that greatly concern them.

Why do Wertz and May go down there just at the close of Wertz" term? Why have they delayed the matter until now? And what has John Ott's administration to do with the present lollolMI MM 11 I mo ONE CENT EACH. The publishers of "this famous edu cational series nare arranges to distribute them through our Art-" Department. will! find- it both 'convenient and economical to- order from here" i ratber tbaa await, the long delays consequent upon sending to the publishers. FOR TEN CENTS -wo win forward eatalome con-tain a list of the whole series Ulus- trated with twelve Favorite Perry Pictures. I i i S.

AYRES CO. "indianap6lis (tins wiunniuiw dress form a pleasing combination of colors. Size, 15x21 inches, flailed free for NOTICE. fxom Joseph W. Monroe and her maid en name, Alice btockdalp, was restored to her.

W. S. Swebgel wa3 at torney for the plaintiff. Foa Rent Stable with! four stalls, at 609 Mechanic street. With the Sick Miss Kate Hilger is convalescing.

Miss Maggie Harrell is irpproving Miss May Stader is on the sick list. Miss Myrtle Whitlatch Won the eick list. Miss Chloe Bntler is able to be out after a week's illness. Miss Kate Perry, who has malaria fever, is reported better to Master Otto Hendricks is till confined to his home with throat trohable. Mrs.

Linnie Pope, who lis suffering from a bruised eyeball, is resting easier to-day. Little Agnes Gilbert is jtick at the home of her sister; Mrs. Thomas Mc-Ginley on Third street. The infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Griffin is very mnch better jto-day. Mr. and Mrs. Griffin are the gujests of Mr. and Mrs.

Frank Smith. i Miss Katie Barnhart, Who resides with Mr. and Mrs. Henry Doup, north east of the city, is seriously ill with heart trouble. Beecham's Pills will dispel the "blues." Gen.

Wilder for Vice Prf aldent. At the annual reunion of jthe old Persimmon Brigade, held at Indianapolis, Sept. 20, 1899, resolutions were unanimously passed, pledging the brigade to stand by and work for and) secure the nomination of some meiiber of the brigade to stand at the head of the state ticket as the rapublican candidate for governor. No name was decided upon at the reunion, but it left to the members to select a name! The Per-eimmon Brigade is rich with material and it is a difficult task to pick out one from among so many worthy comrades. Bnt one must be found who is of the peonle, and who knows what it is to ecrn his bread by the sweat -of his face.

But when the selection is made it will be done. I There is quite a sentiment among the Persimmon Brigade in fajvor of that gallant commander, Ge4- John T. Wilder, of Tennessee, commander of the famous Wilder Brigade, for vice president on the republican national ticket in 1900, and they hope the boys of the Wilder Brigade will take the matter up and see that their old commander gets the nomination, anil they can count on the hearty support cf the Persimmon Brigade. i Olorlons News i Comes from Dr. D.

B. ICargile, of Washita, T. He writes: "Four bottles of Electric Bitters have ured Mrs. Brewer of scrofula, which had caused her great suffering for year4. Terrible sores would break out on her head and face, and the best doctors could give no help: but her cure is complete and her health is excellent.

This hows what thousands have proved, that Electric Bitters is the best blood purifier known. It's the supreme remedy fr eczema, tetter, salt rheum, boils and running sores. It stimulates liver, kidneys and bowels, espeljs poisons, helps digestion builds up the strength. Only 50 cents. Sold by E.

Otto, Druggist, Guaranteed. Eastern Brown. 1 The weather continues damp and wheat is growing nicely. Corn husking is nearing a finish. Since the last report from tiis part of Brown, Mr.

Melvin Hurley, of Pikes Peak, has buried one of his children. The many relatives of Prof. L. Taylor were in attendance at his funeral last Sunday at Walesboro. There seems to be a mania fr gathering iron in this "part of the world as no matter which way you start on the public highway yon come in contact with a purchaser.

Henry Moore and daughter, of Nashville, passed through here las'jt Saturday on their way to visit Mr.) Moore's brother A. J. Moore, who is sick. Besides Mr. Moore there are four of the family in bed with malarial feer.

Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Rudolph.jof Beck, called on relatives near Grand View last Sunday. Jacob Ault, postmaster at; Beck, made a business trip to New Bellsville last Tuesday afternoon. Rev.

Walls, the former pastor on the U. B. work here, preached the funeral of W.J. Gregg last Sunday at ML Nebo and there was a large! crowd present showing the respect that is due a model young man as Mr. Gregg had always proven himself to be.

The hunter seems to be getting in his work pretty well this weather no matter what time you are out you may hear the report of a gun and the quails are being gradually thinned out as is also the shy rabbit, Isaac Barkea, of i Grand View, has Mothers! mis wonder fcdfemedy will save yoar WOUltll chad's liis when attacked SyruP fv Page by trimming down the margin. Ask your grocer for larra fzfx illustrated premium list. Address all letters to the A You always know UON COFFEE by the wrapper. It is a sealed package, with the lion's bead la front. It Is absolutely pure if the package is unbroken.

UON COFFEE Is roasted the day it leaves the factory. WOOLSON SPICE Toledo, Ohio. "Knickerbocker" Watch. (liven for 175 lion heads and a 2-cent stamp. Neat appearing and an excellent time-keeper.

Solid nickel-silver case, with ornamental back. Nickel movements, escapement fully jeweled. The famous "Knickerbocker" watch. Ladies' Watch Chain. A doable strand of best silk cord, united at intervals with colored beads neat and substantial.

For 15 lion heads and a 2-cent stamp. Gent's Watch. flailed free for 90 Hon beads and a 2-cent stamp. The celebrated Inger-soll watch stem-wound and stem-set durable nickel-plated case; each, watch accompanied by guarantee of the maker. A reliable time-keeper.

Ladies' Pocket-Book. Large size and latest Black seal -grain leather, with five separate divisions, including a tuck-pocket with flap to hold visiting cards secure. Given for 25 lion heads from Lion Coffee wrappers and a 2c. stamp. Table Cover.

Durable, dark-colored material that will stand washing. including fancy fringed border. Mailed tree tor 25 lion beads and a 2c stamp. OF THE UON COFFEE PREMIUMS. Another Don't miss It I The grandest ILst of premiums ever ing on plans to be used by the new gas company.

Miss Bessie Beabout, of near Beck, is quite eick with typhoid fever, with mbts of her recovery. A. B. Phillips, of Columbus, breathed the air of Brown county a part of last week. The Appetite of a Gnat Is envied by all poor dyspeptics whore Stomach and Liver are out of order.

All such should know that Dr. KiDg's New Life Pills, the wonderful Stomach fnd Liver Remedy, gives a splendid ap-' petite, sound digestion and a regular bodily habit that insures perfect health and great energy. Only 25c. at T. EL Otto's drug store.

The Society of Total Abstinence just formed in Vienna is the first ever estab lished in in Austria. Austria. Everybody drinks As many as dates have been gathered from a single palm. It is said to be almost impossible to sink a modern battleship constructed on the best models. Rheumatism Cared In Day.

"MYSTIC CURE" for Rheumatism and Neuralgia radically cures in i to 3 days. Its action upon the system ia remarkable and mysterious. It removes at once the cause and the disease immediately disappears. The first dose greatly benefits. 75 cents.

Sold by Hauser Parker, Druggists, Columbus. The lead pencil originated with the discovery of the graphite mines in England in 1674, during the reign of Queen Elizabeth. Finley P. Dunne and George Ade were fellow reporters on the Chicago Times when they first started out to make their way. There are altogether 334 parks well stocked with deer in the different counties of England, and red deer are found in about thirtr-one.

II Footed the 8 xona. All doctors told Renick Hamilton, of West Jefferson, after suffering 18 months from Rectal Fistula, he would die unless a costly operation was performed; bat he cured Mmsslf with five boxes of Bocklen's Arnica Salve, the surest Pile cure I on earth, and the best Sahre in the World. 25 cents a box. Sold by T. E.

Otto. Hood's M1H cure twr 1U tha aon-lrritntlng and only cathartic to tafce with Hood' Srprlll. i -i i i management of the asylum? We have no doubt) that John Ott wili be perfectly willing to have bis entire administration investigated. Brit that is beside tbelqnestion. What ha that to do with the present bad condition of the asylum asj found by the grand jury? Two wrongs never' make one right.

Yon can't offset one wrong against another. JMr. Coffman stands charged by the grand jury, and the democratic board ofj commissioners have been afraid to investigate him, and hey try to break the force of. the grand jury's investigation by trumped up charges against Qtt. Dressed jturkeysVrcks and chickens for ThanksgivingXLeave orders at nnr at WiTa.Tia''X X.

Rttnrued Frm Texas. Mr. Ottd Johnson, for a number of years bookkeeper for the Cerealine Mills, has returned "to Columbus to residej. A nine months' tour through Texas and Arizona failed to restore his health. Tor past five weeks himself, wife and child have been the guests of Mr.

Jphnson's sister, Mfs. Wiley Rominger of Indianapolis Hilgers' or hosei and liking jackets. K. treh" Special services at the M. E4 church are continuing with excellent interest and will be concluded with the Thanksgiving service.

All of the Methodist people are requested to bring a thank offering in food or goods for clothing or money to-morrow evening. zlolidajr DelWfry. Order now, cliches, overcoat or pants at our greatrarance sale prices Hilgers'. Ed Coleman Promoted. Ed Coleman has been promoted to the management of the Lincoln; (Neb.) House of the J.

Case Co. which does a yearly business of The many friends of Coleman jin 1 this city will be glad to 'hear of his promotion. He was formerly in Reeves Co. 's office in this city. Tom "7 hot and cold at ros.

to-night. A Boar sold at 200 D. R. Perry to-day sold one yearling Poland China boar for $200 and a four-months-oM boar pig for $50. The purchaser was W.

J. Hackney, Of Oakland, Ky. OrraVaU in We Slaughtering Clearance sale on suits, pants your order. Hflgers'. tL Statedhneeting of St.

I John's ajr Lodge No. 20, A. this (Tuesday) evening at 7 jo'clock. Hilgers', holii men's attire. Florida oranges and new nuts Tha Moouf Saater.

The Mooney seweF will be, finished withn three weeks, weatlferlpermitting. The progress so far Clearance sale. ns Hilgers'. New Salts Filed. Lola Belle McDougal vs.

Grant Mc-Dougal, divorce, i "What's in a name?" Everything, when you get Hood's Sarsapariila you get the best money 4n buy. Temperance has been promoted in the French army by controlling the canteen and substituting coffee, tea and cocoa for intoxicating drinks. Out of every three persons struck by lightning two recover. "Deeds Are Frwtta. Words are but leaves.

It la not what we say, but what Hood's! Sarsapariila does that tells the storj. The many wonderful cures effected by this medicine are the fruits by which it should be judged. These prove ft to be the great, unequaled remedy fpr dyspepsia, rheumatism, scrofula, salt rheum, catarrh and all other ailments due to impure or impoverished blood. Hood's Pillav are non-irritating, mild, effective. -m law pdces.

overcr or thsieadquarters for wvalfmt stuff edylates Ja Bteaos ana a z-cent stamp. QRUMFS THEATRE THURSDAY, NOV. 30. MR. PORTER J.WHITE Accompanied by MISS OLGA VERNE, -IN- fmjst; Complete new Scenery by W.

Reary, of Xew York. Tbe most complete electrical Koecia lT deKitrned and constructed bv XJm Eillwm Klectrical Va. I'ositively prodacinsr tbe foilowinfr original '-Tbe Rain of -Tbe Kleetrleal Swortl Duel," The Electric Fire Flies." "Tb. Klectric Stars." The KJeetric Flower "Tne Electric Mornlni; (ilrie." "The Eleotrta Tlie Eiectric Or -le of J-'tre." "Th Electric SknlL'; totetber witb lectrie OwtesS Sr.akcs many other eird and dramalio eJIects- One Cartuaici of Vt'nntlrrfal Sceale and Uramatic Effects. PRICED: 3 35c 50c and 75c.

8et' sale opena at Otto's Tuesday evening. block AND STOVE COAL' and FEEB OF ALL KINDS AT COR. FOURTH AND MECHANIC STSV Telephones: Bell 165- Citizens' 2S3L LELflHD HOTEL concluded that life is mostly pleasure and dissatisfaction, and has given his claim on the widow to a younger widower of near Mt. Moriah. The nsnal smile and cordial handshake of the candidate is with ns again, and the democrats are already Out working on their claims for the county offices, although the election is far away.

A. S. Moore and family, of Pikes Peak, spent last Sunday among friends near South Salem. Messrs. G.

W. Moore and R. I. Car-michael, of Story, have each purchased a new repeating shotgun of the Winchester pattern and now only wait for a chance to bring in grand reports of their prowess. The teachers of Vanburen township met in institute at Story last Saturday and the teachers of Johnson township met with them.

Many good ideas were exchanged. Win. King. who left home some time ago, has returned to this part of Brown, and now begins to realize what home is and what it is to have friends in time of need. His parents reside near Grand View.

Work in timber continues in this part of Brown. Some are cutting for lumber, others for crossties and still others are engaged in making and hauling hickory spokes. Messrs. Seth Harris and Grover Snyder, of South Salem, made a trip to Freetown last Monday on business. Rev.

Wilson, of near "Trader's Hollow," has concluded not to go to Afghanistan as a missionary, as he wanted Japan and Lndo-China as bis charge, and this was given to Rev. Roddy, a much older man in the work. Rev. Roddy has preached for sixty years. Elmer Clark has his blacksmith shop at Pikes Peak in readiness and may be found at the anvil and at work most of the time.

Rev. Handier, the lumberman, still has his mill located in "Trader's Hollow" and is doing good work for the people. J)r. C. T.

Ralphy, of New Bellsville, continues to make professional calls at the home of Uncle Levi Moore, of Poplar Grove, His patient is on the road to recovery. Shannon Moore, of "Trader's Hollow," may be fotmd in his office daily work Arthur Mason, To Cure a Cold in One I'ay Take Laxative rromo Quinine Tablets. Al dfupin-sts refund the money if it fails to cure. E. W.

signature is On each box. 25c. IIam-Nrrkrrii' Klcnrion For information about reduced fares, through time, and other particulars regarding Home seekers' excursions to the South and West apply to Pennsylvania Lines Ticket A Life and Deah Fight. Mr. W.

A. Hinee of Manchester, writing of his almost in iracu Ions escape from death, says: "'Exposure after measles induced Feridus lung trouble, which ended in Consumption. I bad frequent hemorrhages and coughed night and day. All my doctors said I must soon die. Then I began to use Dr.

Kind's New Discovery for Consumption, which completely cured me. I would not be without it even it cost $5. 00 a bottle. Hundreds have used it on my recommendation and all say it never fails to cure Throat, Chest and Lung troubles." Regular size 50c and 1.00 Trial bottles free at T. Otto's Drug Store.

From Colombia, Ind.i Dec. 4, 1899, Account Indiana State Convention Y. P. S. E.

at Richmond, November 30 to December 4. the Big Four will sell excursion tickets to Richmond, Ind. at one fare for round trip. 3. P.

Madden. SOMETIMES TOD E1T TOO MUCH SOMETIMES TOO DR1II TOO MUCH Sometimes you do both Lea Tin jf a bad taste, clouded braJba and general rocky (eciiag for Lac next day. STDnACHTASlETS Brae Yasi Up. KoChisg so rood for Stomach Troobies, Biliousness or Malaria, and SM1 A ft 1 eaiet. By fire a-eeat stamps, Made at Tk Lsssntsrki, Inc.

Philadelphia. XL. H. "KSRIItlO. nsatasTsa eprosrrE post office.

TEACHER Michigan and Jackson Boulevards American Plant $2 per day and upward, European Plan; 75c per day and upward Special ratesby the week on ap- plication. First-class in every way; CHAS. W. DABB, Prop throat sad mast ttoassefe fries 2 CSS I- 4.