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rBroadtiiiiis is very prevalent It gen- a common cold, ttonded with wugli hoarseness, eore- sess of the lungs, tightness of the chest difficulty in 'breathing. If not attended to, it thousands die from annually. Dr. JohnW. Bull's is the remedy for this disease; it relieves -the cough at an easy expectoration, and cures in a few days.

Dr.BulTs Cough Syrup promptly Bronchitis. smnU and take. Doctors I'riee-aj-ceuw. -At all druggies. 21 I JH 23 20t Illinois Central Railroad.

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Cutler Percy Chester Monard 104S 11 as 1130 IDaily. WM. BKYDBS, Trainmaster. So' 835 808 7 7 15 710 405 338 329 200 245 3, Supt. PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY, ITO LL M' AN A LY Physicians and Surgeons, CARBONDALE, ILL.

Drs. H. C. Mitchell and MoAnally. Office Urunh bd Mainits.

FREEPRESS in tho-postomce ut Cnrhoiidalc, 1111- noiH, UN second class matter. Office in the West North street. Subscription, per year. Terms I Advertising bills due monthly. (Job work strictly CASH.

Clubbing Rates! CAHHOXKAUS FHEE PBKSS one your with St. Louis Sonil-weoldy Republic Cincinnutl Weekly Enquirer Chicago Weekly Intor Ocean St. Louia Weekly Now York Weekly Tribune. Cosmopolitan (monthly) $1 75 1 75 1 75 1 75 1 50 1 7f APRIL 1, 1899. To Our Patronss Commencing April 1, the following rule will be strictly adhered to in the FREE PRESS work strictly CASH.

No job work will be put on general accounts. We can not pay the drafts that are made on us every month and follow'the trading system hence we make this invariable rule. Mrs. Plater is very sick with bron cnitis. Clio-He Frizz'ell is quite sick with pneumonia.

Val McCann lias again reported foi dutv after a serious illness. It is- a pleasure' to play- u. game of pool 'tabl3 since he're Rov; ParJiliilH Hio adcli-oss- tbv tlie 1 Physician and Surgeon, CARBONDALE, ILL. No. East North St.

No. 232 South MiH.iouri St. Dentist, CAKBONDALK, ILL. Officers Mltchell-KntsmluKerbiilUllnff, West TUain atrcot. A G.

PUROY, Dentist, CAUBOXDAt.K, ILL. OiHcc in Solomon Winters' new building. Wo.it and Notth stroots. Attorney at -Law, CARflOXDALlS, ILL. p' County Judge of.

Jack.ion county. Attorney at Law, CA BO A I LL. City Police MttKirttrate. Odlco over lilKorsoll AShcppartl. PractiooM In all courtH.

Attorney at Law, ILL. Dealer in Rc-iirKstatc. ORlco lip-stairs In ff Thompaou bullriliiff, 111 South Wefrtjttroet. Attorney Law, CARBONDALE, ILL. Office ovor Bunk of Oavhonclale.

In of the state and U. Supremo court. Attwn.ey8 at Law, W.L. P'nitfHoo lit. Dr.

T. N. Perrine, of Anna, has come to Carbondale to assume the manag- ment of the Fasig Perrine ice plant. Rev. A.

A. Willitts, the "Apostle of Sunshine," will be the next attraction in the lecture course at opera house Friday evening, April .14. Miss Eva a teacher in the colored school at Cairo, came up to attend an 8 o'clock tea at the residence of Mrs. Mattie Holland, Friday evening. The m'usicale given by the Christian Endeavor society Tuesday evening was a decided success, and great credit is due the management and participants in the evenings entertainment.

Attorney at Law, CARBONDALE, ILL. Vublie, Pension Claim and JRowl Eo- Onico over Burnett Son. Carbondale Marble Works JOHN J. ARNOLD, Pro pi: granite Monuments and Headstones 112 'WEST MAIN STREET. Building, Loan and Homestead Capitol Stock.

moot at 8 p. in. Tuesday after In each month. DHOH must bo paid on tfor buforo Saturday preceding. Series of stock en.

FRANK CLEMENTS, Pros. Secretary. and'drain 'tile. Hardware Co. Carbon We learn from the Marion papers that W.

B. Rochester has resigned his position as traveling salesman for the Simmons Hardware and will engage in the hardware business in that city. Miss Lida Beecher and Attorney J. L. Mason, of Murphysboro, were married Wednesday of last week at the home of the bride's parents near Makanda.

They will reside at the county seat. All this talk about the fruit having been killed by- the cold weather in February seems to be premature. J. W. Stanton of Richview, who is secretary of the Southern Illinois Horticultural Association and an expert in fruit culture, says that with the exception of peaches he has never before known, at this time of year, a better prospect for fruit pf all kinds.

The travel study of "London, or Modern Babylon," given at the Presbyterian church Thursday e.vening, was excellent. Those who were so fortunate as to enjoy it are anticipating much pleasure in the continued study of England, Scotland and Ireland given next Thursday evening. This is an exceptional opportunity for aeeing these countries at a very small expense. A meeting was held in this city Monday and Tuesday of this week at which the principal mine owners and representatives of mine laborers of the seventh contract or scale district which comprises Jackson, Williamson and Saline counties an'd the- city 6f Mt. V'oi'rio'n were- The abject of fcho meeting; was.

to: establish; ais'caly of prices for top for- the ensn- i'njp. yean- which- was acceirtplishedi in a nwn'ner satJ'sf a'Gto'ry. to both parties-. Mi'be Elliott, of Marion, was brought before 'Squire Walker recently charged with forging the name of John Cruse to a note for .5100. It appears that on two different previous occasions he had borrowed and from- Mrs.

S. A. Snider, giving the same security, but he had paid up on them and had made the last loan in the same way. It was learned tshat Cruse'had never signed either, of the no6es, and on being' confronted by Mrs. 'Snider and -Mr.

Cruse, Elliott denied ever giving such a note. He was placed under bond until the next term of court. We learn that a mercantile agency is soon -to be started in Carbondale. It will be -on the same plan as Bradstreet or Dunn's, with the exception of being a purely local affair, embracing only the city of Carbondale and Carbondale Township. It is for the protection of merchants aud busi- ness men.

The agency will issue a book, called the blue book, where every man or woman old enough to transact his or her own business will be rated according to their reliability. There will be a key to the book so that none but a member of the.age'ncy can tell just how a person is rated, and each member, will receive a revised list each month. It will be a good thing for our merchants, as they can tell at a glance as to whether a man is responsible or not. It is rumored that a move is on foot to secure an agreement among the merchants of our city to close their doors to business at 8 o'clock every evening. Such a move would evidently be a great boon to all who operate or are employed in mercantile establishments.

Fifteen hours continuous labor is too much for any one to stand up, and many of our stores have their doors open even longer' than that. We believe that a universal agreement of this kind would not only be beneficial to all who are engaged in merchandising, but would result in no injury whatever fcj trade. court held a session in Monday. A jury was im- paneled'an Murphysboro to try the condemnation suit of the city of Carbondale vs. Judge Oliver A.

Harker-, to compel defendent to remove buildings and grant right of way for the extension of North street to Poplar the regulation width. The. jury was brought over- to 1 the; city in order to be better able-to assess- damage: The case-watf'trieclUiv the oity- amVa-verclioti allowing-, 'turned! The' attorney for tlie W. Pi not' lie settled until'tlie'nexf sitting of the May. John Venable, attorney, has been discovered.

His identity has been revealed to the FREE PRESS and we beg the gentleman's pardon for the insinuation that he was a myth. Mr. Venable is a native of Johnson county and for several.years past has taught school in Jackson and Williamson counties, besidas attending the university two years. He lived here in the Logan addition until recently and studied law with A. Caldwell, also Duncan, at Marion.

Although admitted to the bar three years ago he did not follow the legal profession. He has now located at Murphysboro where he will open up an onlce and practice law. UNIVERSITY NOTES. Prof. J.

H. Brownlee delivered the commencement lecture at Tamaroa Friday evening. School opened Tuesday. Though the weather was not day still a good number were enrolled. Dr.

Parkinson has received word the Legislative visiting committee may be expected here on Friday of this week. Friday evening of last week Prof. Allen lectured at Eldorado. The occasion was the closing of school and the lecture was a feature of the closing exercise. Prof.

Alvis has bought the Beman property on South Poplar street, and moved in last week. He rejoices now in being able to "sit under his own vine and fig has become of the idea of an experimental station for horticulture in connection with the Normal? Last spring Prof. French, received about twenty-five trees from nurserymen for trial in this locality, and this spring he has some more. PUBLIC SCHOOL NOTES. Rob Teeter was a visitor Tuesday.

Miss Mabel Toler and two friends visited us Tuesday. Miss McDonald favored us with a solo Wednesday morning. We had several visitors Monday morning among whom were Gordon Murphy and. Miss Pensteel. The-7th: giiad'e- is trying; bravely to master the- horrible African, names in and geography.

We please you ib ne-w pants. Biiimebt Son 1 Clevis, per set of three, 15c. Carbondale Hardware Co. Lu No. 221 meets in Masonic Hall every Wednesday isi evening.

Visiting Knights cordially invited to attend. L. T. SCOTT. C.

C. P. CAiipWKLL, K. of R. and a.

Where to Light, healthful and nutritious food guaranteed from any flour by using the "Perfect" baking powder. Try it. C. E. Stock Co.

Garclen trowels, 5c. Carbondale' Hardware Co. Every Hat stylish and up-to-date, at Mrs. Conner's. A PURE GRAPE CREAM or TARTAR POWOEf, riO ALUM NO AMMONIA Three fresh cows for sale by H.

G. Easterly. 2 3 The Wheeler screen, only adjustable screen that keeps out the flies. M. H.

Ogden Co. Students will find a complete line, of combs, brushes, toilet, soaps and fine perfumes at Patten's old reliable drugstore. Screen complete, G5c. Carbondale Hardware Co. Easter Hats! Get one at Mrs.

Conner's. The Walker Chicago, offers profitable employment to teachers, students, and reliable men and women, everywhere. For particulars write John T. Galbraith, General Agent, Carbondale, 111. Buy liaVgfi- size- adjustable- screens, 20c Go.

i SinOkC' Brown's Peach, and Brown's Choice, manufactured by B. F. Brown, right here at home. Try the baking powder. M.

J. Yost. Nails, two pounds for 5c. Carbondale Hardware Co. Easter egg dyes, chicks, rab bits, novelties, and Gunther's famous Easter candies at Patten the busy chains, per pair, 20.

Carbon dale Hardware.Co. Delicious biscuits, cakes, are made with the "Perfect" baking pow der. H. B. Metz.

Impure baking powders injure the stomach. Use the pure brand named 1 and no- indigestion R. S. Eight inch files, best quality, 7c Carbondale Hardware Co. Buy bulk garden seeds and seed potatoes from R.

S. Shelton. good tooth brush, guaranteed not to pull out. Get them of Patten Son. Singletrees, lOc.

Carbondale Hardware Co. For sittings of black Langsham eggs apply to Mrs. J. C. Scott.

Elegant 'stationery. Do you use it? Patten Son have the'correct thing. Best quality paint, per gallon, SI.20. Carbondale Hardware Co. By using the "Perfect" baking powder digestion will be assisted.

W. C. Fly Co. Snathes, first quality, 45c. Carbondale Hardware Co.

New line of spring hats, nobby style and low prices at H. L. Burnetts Son. First quality scythes, 35c. Carbondale Hardware Co.

'We have some new mens' suits at 85 that are great values. H. L. Burnett son. Screen wire, 36 inch, per yard, lOc.

Carbondale Hardware Co. See- our sorjipl'es- for tailor made sufts-. be.f,>7iie K- Bnmvebfc Son, CrO.bo.E,. for your gxq- ceiu'ea, ckiweTMslvnarev fiurnJture stoves. New spring suits at prices that will make you smile.

H. L. Burnett Son. Screen wire, 24 inch, per yard 7c. Carbondale Hardware Co.

Buy a steel range with an'establish- ed reputation that guarantees you long and satisfactory "service, the "Quick- Meal." Sold only by R. Superior to all others in purity, richness and leavening strength. Highest Honors, World's Fair Gold Medal, Midwinter Fair Adjustment Notice. Estates of Joseph De Set, Pernesy C. De Set und Hulda Crowoll, deceased, HE undersigned, having been appointed administrator of the respective estates of Joseph De Set, Pernesy C.

De Set and Hulda Crowell, all late of the county of Juckson and state of Illinois, gives notice that he will appear before the county court of Jackson county, at the court house in Murphysboro, at the May terra, 1899, on the lirst Monday In May next, at which time all persons having (-lainus against said' estates, or either of them, are notified and requested to attend for the purpose of having the same adjusted. All persons indebted to said estates are required to' make immediate payment to the under- 8 Dated thia 27th day of CHARLES T. CROWELL, Administrator. ') 'f '( '( 'i 1 I I I 1 JtlifCKi farmer DrpsR Ls I OOO Goods Our after-Easter sale of Dress Goods will be of a fuller and more complete line of woolen and washable material than- we have ever shown, cover a wider range, (he the qiiahties designs are prettier and it is claimed that' the colors are superior. Tliis is a season in which fashion is very expansive, and yet the styles are pleasing.

The dell shapes the flounces and button effects -arc among the best. We have them all, and they arc made of crash, linen, duck. Madras, light wool and silk. The lady who buys one will have reason to congratulate herself and is sure of saving some money. Silk and Percale Waists Shirts, Ready to Wear This line of garments comes direct from factory where the celebrated Banner Brand goods arc made.

The label on the collar is a strict guarantee of both quality and workmanship. Better and brighter arc the bargains week. More leaders than, The shapes arc more comfortable and the (futilities more lasting. We mention bui which' serves to indicate the kind of values ivc give. Ladies'' Dongola, vesting top, black or chocolate, $1.49.

Clothing i The line of clothing we have just received is one of the prices considered, that can be had. Metis suits, small plaid, gray or brown, nicely tailored, $8.25 black worsted or serge, $7 one to three suits of a kind, ranging up to 'in value, your choice for $5. Reefers and Junior Suits FOK SMALL. BOYS. Boys' Three-piece Suits, Long or Short Pants.

Jl 1 i 't I ') i I 1 1 GRAND Clearing Sale In order to reduce our very large stock of Men's, Boys' and Children's Clothing, we will offer the public some I Rare We are oyeatoeked on Fall: and Winter an-d; in- oirder to clean up our stock we are willing to sell o-oods at prices that will make yoifbuy if you examine them. If you need the goods, now is the time to buy. I Solomon! Winters Leading Clothiers and Tailors..