The Tribune from Seymour, Indiana • Page 3

ii GHcviots aind all the latest plaids malle in the TP 1T A NT THE jj very latest stile'i from $15.00 and up. Suit or Overcoat I A JlVlvlrxlv, TAILOR ONE DOOR SOUTH OF SEYMOUR NATIONAL BANK. A A A itjjjL.y, ttttttt tt A A j. fr A A igi i. ifr i.

0 if. DIED. 1 i I TWO SPECIALS! Johnso.V. Daniel W. Johnson died at 5:10 o'clock this morning at the home of his son, H.

C. Johnson, where he has made bis home for the PERSONAL. Dr. Lett went west on No. 7 this morning.

Dr. A. May, of Crothersville, was in the city yesterday. Harry Bobb drove to Brownstown this morning on busaness. Harry Steel, of Crothersville, was in this city this morning.

Dr. N. G. Smith was a passenger to past few years. As his friends and neighbors all know his health had JV been failing for about a year and for several weeks he had been confined to 3 vvl his room.

Tuesday night he had stroke of paralysis which hastened his death. Columbus this morning. Mr. Johnson had been a prominent IJC'lyde J. Roach, of Indianapolis, Royal Silk Plush Underwear.

Fine Egyptian Cotton Fleeced with pure silk in three collors. Garments of excellent merit $3.00 PER SUIT. citizen here for many years and the was in this city this morning. W. C.

Sumner made a business trip to Jonesville this morning. Judge Willard New, of Vernon, tt tt tt tt tt tt tt tt tt tt tt tt was in town this morning. Allen Swope made a business trip to Columbus this morning. DRESS GOODS AND SILK BULLETIN! A -Sale of High Grade Silks and Dress Goods Comprising all the newest weaves and color combinations Dame Fashion can produce. The entire stock will be marked at SPECIAL REDUCED PRICES.

Prospective buyers don't fail to take advantage of this 30 inch pltiid suitings for school dress, all colrrs, 19., value 12.c 5 pieces Novelty Lustre in stripe and figures, 50c quality 35c All wool Suitings in fancy mixed, 3G inches wide, 65c kind. 45c 1 50 pieces wool Dress Goods, arranged in one lot, some goods worth up to 85c a yard This sale 48c 50c inch Lustre in brown and blue, soft finish, 98c value per yard 69c 50 inch Cloth, all colors, every thread wool. This sale per yard 50o PLAIDS iu all colors now so popular a large assortment to select from. Prices range from 45c up SILKS- SILKS- Plaid Sillc Waistings, large range of colors, per yard 49c" Changeable, checked plaid Silk Suiting, red, brown, green, etc. This sale 69c Plaid Silk Waist Patterns at Reduced Prioes- Space permits only a few of the many values we have to offer.

Frank II. Hadley made a business trip to Indianapolis this morning. J. E. Graham was a sduthlound passenger on the 10:20 train this morning.

Charles C. Calvert and brother, of Scottsburg, were in this city this morning. Charles W. Burkart drove to vi i li i vi vi 0 iii vi vi vi vi vi 0 vi ii vi vi Or i4 vi Star Union Suits The only perfect fitting Union Suit in the market. We fit all sizes.

Ecru Derby Ribbed $1.50 a Suit Natural Derby Ribbed $2.00 a Suit We are sole agents for the above. Brownstown this morning to deliver the township ballots. D. M. Hays has i-eturned from his Pleasant Grove farm, having finished gathering his corn crop.

Prosecutor Sanford Murphy was a passenger to Brownstown this morning on the accommodation. A part of the "Fast Mail Show Com tt tt tt tt tt UAN1KL W. JOHNSON. The Hub announcement of his death caused MINE, pany" passed through this city last night and put up at the Hotel Jonas, THE BARGAIN CENTER OF SEYMOUR. isaac coigiazier, of Salem, was in this city this morning on business and went to Sellersburg on the 10:20 train.

Miss Beulah Stanton returned home this morning from Crothersville where she attended a Hallowe'en party last JUST PUBLISHED REZANOV, By Gertrude Atherton. night. Success. Upton Sinclair, author of "The Isaac Bush, of near Acme, has 1 1 1 i-w-r i HOLLISTER'S ftocky Mountain Tea Nugget? A Buy Xriloliu fa Buy 7aosU. much sadness among his many friends.

Daniel W. 'Johnson was born near Vernon, Sept. 28, 1840. His father was ('. R.

Johnson, a well-to-do Jennings county farmer. At the age of lifteen he went to Richmond where be learned the carriage makers trade. In the spring of 18il he entered the army, enlisting in the 16th Indiana regiment at Connersville. His term of enlistment expired in the fall of 18i2 when he came to Seymour and engaged in the manufacture of wagons and buggies in partnership with his brother, William. He followed that business here successfully for twenty-eight years.

He was then appointed of the Seymour Water Company which position he held for over twelve years, until he had to give it up on account of failing health. During his residence -in Seymour soiu out anu leu weunesuay evening with his family for Arkansas where THE SIXTH BOOK IN THE NEW SERIES TO SELL AT 50 CENTS. gives in Success Magazine Brian Soldta Health sad Hutwad Vigor. for November his impressions of an they will make their honfe. Biwciflo for Constipation, Inrilewtioa, Li Kidney Troubles.

rimplea. Eczamn, Impure unlih Bowela. Heatlnoh 11 Mrs. L. M.

Isewsom returned last lloort. Bad Breath, Blu evening fromColumbus where she spent Sold Exclusively in Seymour by uia Macfcaona. it's Hocky Mountain Tec mart form, S6 eanta a box. Omulne mad by BobuaTEa Daoa Counter, Kadiaoa, Wla. (OLDEN NUGGETS FOB SALLOW PEOPLE the past two weeks the guest of her other phase of life in Packingtown the children, who have been kept out of the factories by the child-labor law, and deprived of school facilities, have been left to roam about the lots and dig in the dump heaps.

The child-labor law is being fairly well enforced, sisters, Mrs. A. M. Williams and Mrs. M.

A. Pope. Miss Pearl Schne'der came up from EnnVKWArpkLS he says. But what is to become of these" children? Brownstown last evening to spend Halloween and will remain here several days the guest of friends. Mr.

and Mrs. M. A. Barrick and Mr. Johnson served in all twenty-two TUB DIAMOND RKAND.

A -taalcal Aik raw Drtwctat for A I'M-eWWs mil. Ta m4(A ad Gala mmUlc beam. e.liV Good One Coming. years as a city officer in some capacity SS3 Vyi-nk BlMRIbboa.Takei Buy of your Drunnst and hi tot and was a faithful and efficient public daughter, Miss Blanche, have moved ENSURM. tt TKHH When "A Crown of Thorns" is seen DIAMOND Hit AND FILL, fee iNew au coining, puns, uvercoais Into their new home on N.

Ewing MfarWd Brat. SUM, Atny katuhl. gold hy Drufrrim servant. He served as mayor four terms and was several t'mes elected a member of the city council. He was a street, adjoining the green house.

uaeatfal V- rfcUMaiaaia, "No house will show a' better variety of Martin Burorink, William Stiinker, at the opera house on Wednesday, Nov. 7, it will serve to inaugurate a new epoch in melodrama. The uuthor, claims that it is possible to write plays of this sort with not only possible but probable plots. With public spirited man and a usefu Clara Kaiser and Lizzie Burbrink, of citizen, always loyal to the interests Jonesville, came down last, evening tt tt tt tt tt tt tt tt tt tt stylish Suits, and Overcoats." No house will equal bur values. Clothes that have all the catchy kinks and style that good dressers appreciate.

medicines it Drugs i to spend Halloween in this city. of his home city and to the welfare of Seymour people. Mr. and Mrs. John L.

Barrick of each of his plays, he has attempted to Mr. Johnson was married at Rich Sandusky, are in this city on an vi 40(11 PH STFINWFflH Ann Hitv Fin npnartaf demonstrate this oint, but never so strongly as in "A Crown of Thorns," which is consistent, coherent and extended visit with their son M. A. mond, in June 1M6I, to Miss Rebecca McMinn, who died at their Prescription work a Specialty. Are you hunting for coal? If so, your quest will be over once you learn about the good burning qualities of the RAYMOND CITY A Barrick and family of N.

Ewing street. feasible. borne in this city in 1U01. To them werw born three sons, namely, H. C.

Johnson, cashier of the Seymour National Bank, Edwin manager Miss Esther. Elliott returned this The Texas Wonder. Cures all Kidney, Bladder and MEYERS DRUG STORE, morning frdm Columbus where she went yesterday to attond a Halloween party at the home of Miss May of the Northern California Power and Light at Redding, after Rieumatic troubles, sold by all druggists or two months treatment by Phone 247. 16 S. Chestnut St.

Brooks. twenty years service in the U. S. mail for 81.00, Dr. E.

W. Hall, 2926 Mrs. Andy VBrodhecker and child, TV ANT ADVERTISINO If you deal In bouses you can afford to oe a regular display ad, apaco as well as numerous want ads; for "house merchants" cannot afford to have any of hU stock left over from season to season. Olive straet, St. Louis.

Send for testi- Navy, and Albert who holds a responsible railroad position at St. Louis. Mr. Johnson was a member of monals. ALL NEW the Christian church, a prominent of Brownstown, went to Martinsville this morning to spend- a few days.

Mr. Brodhecker accompanied them to this city on No. 4 and returned home on No. 7. FORSALE.

(J room house, well, cistern and 1 EATON-HURLBUT Mason, an Odd Fellow and a member of the G. A. R. $3.75 stable, 1200. ELMER E.

DUKLAP, 1 1 ARCHITECT," OLunBUs. Funeral from the residence, corne STOCK SPECIAL PRICE Miss Elvina Doane went'to' Cincin FOB Sale One fine Davenport, good as new. Inquire here. nld of Chestnut and Fourth streets, Sat nati this morning to spend the winter urday afternoon at 2 o'clock. 4 room house, well and stable, cor.

lot, tlOO. Brick business block 40x110 three stories $7500. Other properties for sale or trade. See C. Bollinger, Hancock Bldg Phone No.

5. lO Cents Enapolls Office: 408 StateD Life Building. I )OCJ Bprton Rev. O. C.

Burton, pastor with her sist3r, Mrs. Joseph Sedgwick. She has beenstaying with her brothers, Ed and Frark Doane.during the summer. Go no further but place your order today for Raymond City coal with us. of the Christian church at Scottsburg, Fob Salk.

18 guage Winchester shot gun cheap. Henry Heckman. o31tf I Per box. See window display. died this morning at two o'clock after W.

T. -Hubbard, of the Scottsburg Fob mounmental works, was in this city F. PETER DBUS eO -Good milch cow at New an illness of about six weeks with typhoid, age about 40 years. It is reported here that Rev. Burton 'was improving and took a relapse probably from over eating.

He leaves a wife this morning en route to Bedford to purchase a supply of Bedford-stone. fhone 400. jj Satisfaction, Service, This is the same company that con and three children. He came to Scotts structed the Pigeon Roost Mounment. Surety, Sincerity.

Dr. S. C. Applewhite, of Pittsburg, burg from the northern part of the state and was a successful pastor, having started on his second year in bis new pastorate. A telephone mess EBNER Ice and Cold Storage Co; PHONE HO.

4. has been visiting bis parents, Jas. F. Applewhite and wife, for several days WI1THKR INDICATIONS. ILL," NOV.

1906. Fair tonlg-htmnd Friday, rising vi ii vi vi vi past. Rev. Jessie Nichols was call age was received here about 10 o'clock ed to Seymour today by a messajre stating that his mother was. at the this morning for Elder Harley Jackson to come down and conduct funeral exercises this at 3 o'clock.

point of Brownstown Banner. The terms are all related in their connection with SINCERITY CLOTHES. They are em 0 It is supposed by this that the remains will be shipped north this afternoon on the 5:18 train. Elder Jackson left for Scottsburg at 10:20. phasized in this way to call your attention to the til RAILROAD RUMBLINGS James J.

Livingston, traveling agent fact that our SINCERITY CLOTHES will ive 5 Public Auction. Corner High and East streets com-, mencing Thursday, Nov. 1,1906 at 2 O'clock p. m. all the stock now in our grocery store including groceries, queensware, glassware, tinware, some hardware.

The fixtures, counters, shelving, etc. will be sold Friday evening, Nov. 2. J. R.

Buhner Son, nldatw Seymour, Ind. I. 0. 0. F.

Notice. Members of the order are requested to meet at Hall Friday at 8 p. m. to arrange for attending the funeral of brother Daniel W. Johnson.

L. B. Hiu. N. G.

n2d Attention Red Men. All members are requested to be at the ball Friday night to give a class of candidates the firstdegree. Alt. Robin9, S. GboC Ernest, C.

of R. -v n2d for the Northwestern Railway, was in ft uns cuy Wednesday morn in ir on- business. Stationery Bargain. The W. F.

Peter Drug has Congdonfr Durham fire, Tornado, Liability. Aocidefltfliiid SicfcBeneflt r- NS' A CE Real Estate, Rental Agency The large force of railway hands were still at work today on the Penn secured a bargain in a lot of Eaton sylvania track hear the Second street Hurlbut writing paper the finest on 9) tt tt tt tt tt tt tt tt vi vi the market. They are offered at the crossing, a larger number of new ties are being put in and the improve special price of 10 cents per box, although worth double money. See the you. the utmost satisfaction in length of wear and permanence of style, In buying a SINCERITY Suitor Overcoat you have the assurance that you are.

getting clothes that, are made honestly from the start to finish; made of dependable materials. It only requires a try-on to see how perfectly they fit. We are asking from $10 to $20 for a SINCERITY Suit, and as high as $20 for one of our crackerjack Overcoats. We invite your inspection of the numberless patterns and fabrics in these goods. ments will extend most of the way from tcmperaturp.

Return To Seymour. Lorn Exmoorr" whpge visit bere several year ago will be pleasantly recalled by her many friends, will -hortly 1 return to Seymour for an tended visit. Haircut, Shave, Bath at Berdon'a i m2t Freab oysters, L.S.Sweany. Tabb's orner. dtf Lippincott your appeMte at O.

lunter's, corner. Third and Ewlng. pple butter, chill sauoe, catsup, allies, pickles, etc, all of the famous Uppincott brands. '-( n2d Past present and future told from he lines of your hand by Prof Thorn i son, palmist at The New jynn, room :7. n3d You will find bargain in one sy 19.98 ready-to-wear suits thaVcaa't e-beat, anywhere.

Pktterhan The Tailor The Epworth League of the Germfin I. E. chv rch will meet Thursday, 1, at the borne of Dr. Graessle. "v-- 3i ni Prompt Attntion to All Boxlcem St.

Louis avenue to Third street. No. ill Kxma 8 window display. fMule "Sale. Improvements.

Andy Brodhecker, of Brownstown, William annual muh sale editor of the Banner, reports that he will be 1 eld at Brownstown Saturday, has his new building under roof and that the plasters commenced work this Nov. 3, wbea 0 head of or three year old mules will be sold at public auction. The ficert lot of mules ever FreshOysters AT morning. Mr. Brodhecker is making i i vi vi vi vi arrangements to install a new press In offered la Jackson Don' his new building and turn out newspapers In an up-to-date way.

The WHI Your Fortune Told Prof. R. H. Thomason, the wonderful palmist of Kansas City, is located at The New Lynn for one week, so don't fail to see what the future has in store for you. Room 27.

n3d "A wonderful palmist Is located for one week at The New Lynn, so if you wish to know what the future has in store, you, feel yourself invited to call on tb is -gifted man. Walk In ladies' entrance. Room 27. n3d press will probably be here by the time the building Is ready to receive'it. Whenever you have any Ice Cream Parlors.

Thomas Clothing prget the date. w23-dln Occasionally one has the fortune to meet women who are ideal in looks and figure. Ninety-nine times out of a hundred you will find she takes Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea. Tea or Tablets, 35 oents. W.

FV Peter Drug tt tt ttv to bestow, direct it towards the young THE SINCERITY CLOTHES SHOP. woman never 'uses Hollister's i liitte Rocky Mountain Tea. or Tablets, 35 zl ci-fi-r-n-n-re n-r n-r r-r m- is e. 2a rv 71 Rl9 300W LlUfit ClHaW cents. W.

F. Peter Drug Co..