Carbondale Free Press from Carbondale, Illinois • Page 3

DELIGHTS SHOE SATISFACTION Shoe satisfaction and Johnson's shoes amount, in a way, to the same thing. Shoe satisfaction means that you get comfort, fit, style, service and neat appearance in your Johnson's shoes means the same thing. But, there's a Johnson's go one better and give you greater value tor any investment you make. 8 LOCAL and PERSONAL EITHER- I O. 8.

Weather I Chicago, July 27, 1909 DAILY FREE PRESS: Unsettled with probably showers tonight or Wednesday. Cuthbertson. B. N. Neher was here from Marion today on business.

Fred and Glenn Brown are visiting relatives at West Vienna. Mrs. Luia Broadfoot was a physboro visitor yesterday, Mrs. Roscoe Lewis is here from Stonefort visiting relatives. Roscoe Tygett and family are visit- iner relatives at Wolf Lake.

Glance at the Hamilton Cherry ad. It will save you money. Albert Vaneil yesterday from a several days' visit in Chicago. Mrs. Claude Dixon and son were passengers to St.

Louis this morning. Miss Minnie Hottel of St. Louis is the guest of T. L. Cherry and family.

Misses Ethel and Blanch Wilkinson Pinckneyville visited here yesterday. Dr. D. B. Parkinson went to Highland yesterday for a several days' visit.

Mrs. Clyde Cook returned last night from a two weeks' visit at Garden. Iowa. Mr.s. W.

H. Lindsey and daughter Miss Anna Hayden visited in Makanda today. Mrs. Margaret Lipe of St. Louis is visiting her daughter, Mrs.

James Watson. Mr, and Mrs. R. E. Renfro and Miss Berth'a Storm go to St.

Louis on. No. 206 for a short stay. Mr. and Mrs.

L. W. Cookson of St. Louis are visiting the letter's sister, Mrs. E.

E. Scott, and family. Mrs. Ben F. Williams of Ash street returned last night from a few days' with relatives in St.

Louis. T. Sloan of Potosia, is visiting his daughter, Mrs. Hay Bell, and family, of east of the normal. Mrs.

C. L. Stukey of Argentine, was the guest of Mrs. Tim Eccles on West Oak street yesterday. Miss Geneve Babb returned to her home Jn Irvington yesterday, short visit with Miss Maude Dickinson.

Mrs. H. H. Burr and children of Centralia are spending a week with Mrs. Burr's sister, Mrs.

O. J. Rude, and family. Ivy G. KeUey, former I.

C. special officer here, returned from Pueblo, today and we understand will again take his former position with the Central. At Pueblo he was employed as a railway special officer. Messrs. A.

Lindsay ''zmd L. Barnes returned Monday from a trip to Bloomington and other Illinois points. Dr. and Mrs. R.

H. Brown and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lamblin of Centralia are guests of James A. Patterson and familv.

Mrs. John Kelley and son. of North Poplar street, and Mrs. Kelley's mother, Mrs. Allen, are visiting relatives at lola, canunty.

Thomas Brown this aftetrnoon for Kankakee, where ha visits his son for a few days. From there he goes to Madison, where he visits an uncle, Mrs. Olivia Flowers, colored, aged eighteen years, died at her home en Bush street at 6:30 Monday evening. The funeral services will be held Wednesday. Miss Norma Toler of Memphis, who has been visiting Mrs.

J. G. Warnecke and family of Springer street, went to DuQuoin yesterday to visit friends. Incorporation papers have been granted the News Printing and Publishing Company of Murphysboro. Capital stock, $5000.

Incorporates, James H. Martin, Reynolds Gardner and Joseph H. Davis. Dyspeptic sufferers of Carbondale, Mi-o-na tablets will give you' immediate relief. In most cases they will cure any stomach disease in two weeks.

E. K. Porter guarantees them. 50 cents a large box. Miss Lizzie McGowan returned to Chicago yesterday after a week's visit with 'her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Warren McGowan. She was accompanied to Chicago by her brother and sister, Sidney and Eunice McGowan. The following compose the party of Carbondale young men enjoying a week of camping and fishing in the Hallidayboro lake neighborhood: Ruf- fln Mitchell, John Searing, Jim Kimmel, Claire Hodge, Reed Hodge and Steagall. The DuQuoin Models came out winner in the ball game with Marissa Sunday, the score being the same as in the game two weeks 5, Mariesa, 4.

The Models play the Mt. Vernon Merchants teaw at Mt. Vernpn on Thursday. Mrs. S.

E. Slagle and son-in-law, Nick urigers, and family have returned from a ten days' trip to Denver and other Colorado points. Mr. and Fred Pen! and who were members of tho same party, will not return for a few days. A new firm in Carbondale is that of E.

A. Brown Co. who have opened a furniture and undertaking business in the Prickett building, east of the Clements Etbertori corner. 'The firm includes Mr. Tanner, the former well known Carbondale citizen and business man, and his son-in-law, E.

A. Brown, a former operator'with I. C. at this-point. haa disposed of his business at Elkville.

where he has been for the last three years or more and will again'make his home here. Miss Addie Entsminger was expected home today" from Chicago where she has been taking a special music course for the past few weeks. Gilbert Harris, six year old son of Mr. and Mrs. Al Harris, who resides on the old Hains farm about twelve miles southwest of Murphysboro, is making a desperate fight for his life as a result of a bite which he received from a rattlesnake while working near his home Sunday.

The snake bit young Harris on the right He was taken very ill shortly after reaching his home and Monday morning was struggling weak'y against GAPUDINE FOR "THAT HEADACHE" Out last night? Headache and nervous this morning? Hick's Capudine just the thing to fit you for business. Clears the the nerves. Try it. At drug stores. TONIGHT Follow the band to West side school.

Best of refreshments and'en- tertainment promised to all. BORO LAKE? The following from Monday's Du- Quoin Herald will be of interest to a considerable number of Carbondale people who have been in the habit of fishing' at the lake near Hallidayboro: In our account Saturday we stated that an unconfirmed report said that fishing would be stopped at Hallidayboro lake. This is true, as our representative saw General Manager James Forester in this city Saturday night and when asked about it he stated that the DuQuoin Gun Club has leased the lake and would take charge of it after this week. This has been the ideal fishing spot for the citizens in this vicinity even people from Centralia and Cairo visited the place, and now, as their sport has been stopped, it will be regretted by very one. What their idea was to lease the lake we do not know but of course this is the Muddy Valley Mining Manufacturing business, not ours, and now that the gun club has got everything their own way we trust they will enjoy themselves to the fullest extent.

ECZEMA IS NOW CURABLE ZEMO a clean liquid for external use, stops itching and aneritly cures eczema and every form of itching skin or scalp disease. Mr, Hewitt, the druggist, says ZEMO is the most successful and meritorious remedy he has ever sold for the prompt relief and positive cure of eczema and every form of itching skin disease. Ask for sample and see display and. photos of many remarkable cures made by ZEMO. For sale by Hewitts Drug Store.

MAY OUST CITY OFFICIALS Fairfield, 111., July Attorney Eugene Quindry of Albion, 111., today filed with Circuit Judge Jacob R. Creighton of this city quo warranto proceedings, testing the validity of the incorporation of Albion and to oust Mayor Charles Emmerson and every member of the Albion city council on the ground that the city was illegally incorporated. The proceeding is brought by the people to stop the council's $90,000 street improvement proposition. A flaw haa been discovered in' the special bill that was passed by the last legislature was intended to legalize the incorporation of Albion. City Attorney J.

M. Campbell has resigned, and itjs said the mayor will, resign at the next meeting of the Mr. Hewitt is pleased to announce to his customers that he has secured the agency for Zemo, the best known remedy for the positive and perma nenfc cure of Eczema, Pimples, Dandruff, Blackheads, Piles and every form of Skin or Scalp disease. ZEAtQ is a cleau liquid for external use gives Instant relief and cures form of skin or scalp disease by destroying the germ that causes the disease, leaving a clean, healthy sk-'n. will gladly show you proof of many remarkable cures made by ZEMO.

For sale by Hewitts Drug Store. ANOTHER OLD VETERAN GONE Peter Brown, a member of the 120th Illinois Volunteers during the Civil war, arid a- resident of Southern Illinois for than century, died about midnight last night at the home of his daughter, Conley, on Michaels street, this' city. He had been- in feeble health for, a lone time. Deceased, was more than eighy-two years old, and was a native of 'the state of North March 15, 1827. ilia family came to Southern Illinois when he was a child locating in Johnson -county.

For some time he lived at or near Murphysboro but for the last few years he h'aa made his home in Garbondale. He had been a member of the Methodist denomination for many years. Eight children survive, as follows Mrs. Lavina Conley, Mrs. W.

J. Helton and Mrs. J. W. cf Carbondale; John Brown, of Pope county; Mrs.

S. L. Grissom, of Pomona; W. E. Brown, of St.

Louis; Mrs. William Creal, of Herrin; and Mrs. J. W. Creal, of Creal Springs.

funeral was held this afternoon, burial at the North County Line cemetery. C. EXCURSION $1.73 Roundtrip Rate to St. Louis Sunday, August 1. Another popular low excursion to St.

Louis is announced for Sunday. August 1st, via the Illinois Central. Aerate of $1.75 to St. Louis and return will be made for the one day only, tickets good going on special train which leaves Cairo at 7:30 a. m.

and Carbondale at a. reaching Union station, St. Louis, at 12:47 p.m. Returning, special train leaves Union Station at 11:30 p. m.

FOR SALE My home farm three miles eaat of Carbondale, 111., containing 64 acres improved and in good Address Ernest Jones, Carbondale, 111. Beech-Nut Brand Sliced Beef If you have eaten Beech-Nub Branc Sliced Beef, you know how good it is you have not used it, take our advice and order a is made from the finest cuts of meat only, thinly sliced, and packed in th famous Beech-Nut glass by Haddleston Robinson TELEPHONE NO. 204b tl. W. PATTERSON INTIST Office In Oarboudulo National Bank building, second Soot, (rout and corner rooms.

Phone 112 T. K. Maokey Phone 41 Oarbondale, t) E.SWARTZ, Osteopathic Physician ionic dlaemea specialty, office In tfc" Lander-Nichols bullctine. want aide nauare. Illinois Gentral Railroad Tirpo sohedxile ot the piissouiier trains at bondulo station, corrected to date.

OAIOAGO AND CAIRO No. 208, 25. 3. 21. 5.

,1. 23. Southbound I230a 200am 2 15 a 8 30 a 11 40 a 450 p-m 830pm No, 4, 26. 24. 2.

8. 8. Northbound 3 25 a 7 05am 1 25 6 00 9 25, pas'rs only OABBONDALE and ST. LOUIS Arrivals Departures 208.... 122fiam 204 400am 207 2 05am 208 510am 205....

1120am 201.... 436pm' 202 125pm 223.,.. 825pm 208 500'pm OARBONDALB and PADTJOAH Arrivals Departures 324 7 60 am 375 '710am 302.... 116pm 305 1140am 374 8 15 333 8 35 OARBONDALE and JOHNSTON CITY Arrivals Departures 655am 524 835am 10 46 a 522 1 40 501 420pm 526 845pm OPERA MOUSE TONIGHT The Cuttings will present an entire change of act new jokes and plenty of good singing, full of pure, wholesome comedy. Come and laugh.

Also BABY FLESHER will sing some of her favorite selections and Miss GLADYS HILLER will sing a beautiful ballad entitled "Pansies Mean Thoughts and Thoughts Mean MOTION PICTURE PROGRAM Test of Friendship Drink of Water Wanted All is Fair in Love and War Catching a Fly Song "Love Me all the Time" Remember the Opera House gives two shows tonight. Admission 10 cents. PSEW MEAT MARKET Starzinger Go. have opened a Jfirst class Meat Market first door north of Huddleston Robinson grocery store; HOME KILLED MEATS Choice breakfast bacon and fine hams. Everything fresh and call or phone your orderj ll'llKfflltilW STOCK REDUCING Oil Stoves Gasoline Stoves Ovens Water Coolers Freezers Boys' Wagons Velocipedes Irish Mail Cars Automobiles Lawn Mowers Go Carts Screen Doors Folding Carts Carriages Hammocks And Carpets SewingMachines To enable me to reduce mv stock at once to give me room for new fall goods, I will sell these articles at 20 Per Gent Off for thirty days; J.

G. SPBMGB nwiiiiiiniiiiBw OUR VACATION INSURANCE Had it ever occurred to you that your property may be destroyed by fire while you are on your vacation? We can write you $500.00 Fire Insurance on your dwelling or household furniture for a period of three years at a cost of four dollars. Can you afford to be without it? By-the way, we sell the best Travelers' Accident Policies on the market. Hamilton Cherry.