The Chillicothe Constitution-Tribune from Chillicothe, Missouri • Page 12

3 Floors Flooded WITH THE FINEST LINE OF UP-TO-DATE. EVER OFFERED. Bought at prices that please all close buyers. We will save you the jobber's protit on your bill If you will inspect our line and prices we will sell you. Our new goods have arrived and will be ready for inspection Saturday, September 6th, "Along toe fflotak." Julia Kingsley and Nelson iewis, both stage favorites, will bring their remarkably successful entitled "Along the Mo, hawk" to the Luella next Tuesday night The story tells the love af- feirs and other trials of a country Creditor in the interior of New York but mingles with its pastoral situations of absorbing interest.

OONSTJMPTION THBEATENED. troubled a hacking cough for a year and I thought I 'tiacl-consuniption," says C. Unger, 211 Champaign, HI. "I tried a'great many remedies and I ''under care of I physicians for several months. I used one botfle of Foley's Honey and Tar.

It "cured me, -and I have not been troubled since." Sold by N. J. Swetiand Drug Co. Stone warrants his machines 35 years "at home," not 10 years at the factory. Buy your machine of Stone and save lots of gray hairs.

There hasn't been a fire in Car- in nine weeks. As Carthage has rather a large fire departmen the absence of alarms isviewed by den with alarms. Wanted in St, Loois. Prof. J.Marshall Williams has again received an offer to locate in St.

Louis. He is in receipt of a letter from the president of the Missouri State Music Teachers' association urging him to make the change and assuring him "something good." Prof. Williams' voice is becoming famous and this is only one of many offers received from various sources by the talented Chillicothe instructor, who will no doubt remain here. Stone is selling Wheeler Wilson machines for $35.00, S. A.

Stone machines for $17.50 and Royal machines for $8.00. Come-buy which kind you wish. Thomas Hott, who wanted to fill Hie First ward vacancy in the Mar- ccline council, was turned down. sAndyet Hott didn't even get warm under the collar. 'Don't ask Stone to show you TopsyHose.

He don't sell socks. Sat you can buy a. of tenrfor $8.00 not $10.98. Buy ofVStone. 410.00 IN GOLD FREE 15.00 IN SILVER FREE We will give as a premium $10.00 in Gold for the heaviest ear of corn and in silver for the next heaviest ear of corn raised in Livingston Co.

Hiis year. corn must be raised in Livingston county by the exhibitor and must be left at our store between Oct 1st and Nov. loth. On the last Thursday of Nov. the premiums will be awarded.

Starkey, Chillicothe Clothiers. IE LUELLI THEATRE TONIGHT IfyGMIM STOCK GO. A Parson's Noble Act. "I want all the world to know know," writes Rev. C.

J. Budlohg, of Ashaway, R. "what a thoroughly good and reliable medicine I found in Electric Bitters. They cured me of jaundice and liver troubles that had caused me great suffering for many years. For a guine, all-around cure they excel anything I ever saw." Electric Bitters are the surprise of all for their -wonderful w.ork in Liver, Kidney and Stomach troubles.

Don't fail to try them. Only 50 cts. Satisfaction is guaranteed by Clark's Pharmacy. See the different machines Stone has in his window and see if the S. A.

Stone machine at $17.50 isn't better than you can buy for $28.40 at this is "Fair" week, isn't it. A Good Second The "Silver Star Inn" presented Tuesday night by the Lyceum Stock company was a high class performance and was well received by the large audience in attendance. So well was the plot laid and so ably was it acted that the mystery of the murder committed in the second act remained un- 'solved even by the audience until the very last. The specialties where all high class and kept everyone in an uproar. The bill tonight will be "Too Much Money." Lingering Summer Golds.

Don't let a cold run at this season. Summer colds are the hardest kind to cure and if neglected may linger along for months. A long siege like this will pull down the strongest constitution. One Minute Cough Cure will break up the attack at once. Safe, sure, acts at once.

Cures coughs, colds, croup, bronchitis, all throat and lung troubles. The children like it. Dr. Gaugh's Drug Store. A Question, Stone does not sell machines at cost yet his price is $8.00 not $10.98.

If you wish a cheap machine Stone sells them for SS.oo. Better ones at $17.50. Weather Foreeast. Possibly showers tonight with cooler northwest portion. Thursday probably fair and cooler.

Not Doomed For Life. "I was treated for three years by good doctors," writes W. A. Greer, McConnellsville, "for Fistula, but, when all failed, Buckler's Arnica Salve cured me in two weeks." Cures Sores-, Eruptions, SaltRh'eum, Piles or no pay. 25c at Clark's Phar- v.

pleasr and Lungs Glasses Fitted" HORSE SHOW THE FEATURE OF THE DAY. All Classes full of Exhibits of Unusual MeritXThursday expected to lie Becord Breaker The second day attendance at the fair was gratifying and indicates that Thursday will break all records. The weather Wednesda was perfect and the stock pens, and exhibiting booths were filled to overflowing during the day. The finest exhibition of corn ever seen in this country is that now being shown agricultural department under the grand stand. It is superintended by J.

T. Jackson and he doubts if there will be a better exhibition of corn any where in the union this fall. Pumpkins weighing from 70 to 90 pounds, watermelons weighing 60, squashes still larger and other vegetables in proportion may be seen in these booths. The floral hall is running over with exhibits. Superintendent Fount K.

Thompson says he has never in his life seen such an apple show as is now under that roof. A feature of the morning program was the exhibition of Burgess Son's string of Percheron stallions from Illinois. The swept the ring with blue ribbons and the grand stand raved'over the beautiful horse show. John Graves is the official starter for the races. John came all the way from Hobart, to see that the public gets a square deal on the race track and the crowd will be satisfied when it sees John Graves in the judges stand.

MissLula Weston is assisstant secretary of the fair and nobody could be more obliging or efficient in that capacity. She desposes of exhibitors with lightning like rapidity and all go away pleased. Sterl Howell is in charge of the speed ring and that means well race's. John W. Hill is assisting Rowland Cleveland in the stack ring and they make a strong pair.

Awards were made on horses and mules Tuesday as follows: John Gallaher for best mulecoltr. H. H. Anderson of Nevada for best span of mules in harness; B. Deitrich second.

C. H. Dickson first and second on draft stallion 3 pears old and over; also first on stallion 2 years old. J. R.

Morris second. J. R. Morris best draft mare 3 pears and over, J. R.

Morris second. J. R. Morris best draft mare 2 years old. A.

L. Sugg second. W. S. DeardorS best alljpurpose stallion 2 years old, N.

Sugg second. McCormick Bros, best all purpose mare 3 pears and over, Geo. Seay second. J. A.

Overton best 2 year old all purpose mare, G. W. Tripl.tt se ond. E. Ryan best all purpose colt.

There were several spirited races Wednesday afternoon. Three-eighths mile dash first, Cyclone, second, Coyal Carnegie, third, Hubert O'Neil fourth. Time, 2:35 trot-won -in three straight heats by Henry with other ho r- ses placed as follows in every heat: Norberry second, Kate Wesner third, Essie Woodline fourth. Time, 2:26, Miss Ruby Moss Westiake, formerly of the Chillicothe High school was married at Columbia Wednesday to W. K.

Freudenberger of Pueblo, Colo. Thirty new students enrolled Monday and Tuesday at the Normal. Fortune Favors a exan, "Having distressing pains in head, back and stomach, and being without appetite, I began to use Dr. King's New Life Pills," writes W. P.

Whitehead, of Kennedale "and soon felt like a new man." Infallible in stomach and liver troubles. Only 25c at Clark's Pharmacy. A breakfast of Cris-po insures a pleasant day, no matter -what the weather. The best as well as the most healthful food on the market. a28tf We, the undersigned butchers, agree to close our markets Thursday and Friday afternoons, from 12 to 6, on account of the fair.

FRANK SCRDBY, R. W. STREHLOW, It JOHNS VBNABLE. Rev. Edgar C.

McVoy expects to leave on his vacation'next week. He will go east, either to White Sulphur Springs, or to New York State, probably to some quiet place up the Hudson. His rest will be of about three weeks' duration, and will be the first he has-taken since he came here three years ago. Louise Smith of Linneus Brosrus of Gallatin Grace of MISS VIRGINIA GRANES Tells How Hospital Physicians Use and Eely upon lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.

MRS. PLSKHAM Twelve years continuous service at the sick bed in some of our prominent hospitals, as well as at private homes, has given me varied experiences with the diseases of women. I have nursed somu MISS vntGrsrrA President of Nurses' Associ.ition/WatertoTrn.IT.Y. most distressing cases of inflammation and ulceration of the ovaries and womb. I have known that doctors used Lydia E.

Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, when everything else failed with their patients. I have advised my patients and friends to use it and have yet to hear of its first failure to cure. Four years ago I had falling of the womb from straining in lifting a heavy patient, and knowing of the value of your Compound I began to use it at once, and in six weeks I was well once more, and have had no trouble since. I am most pleased to have had an opportunity to say a few words in praise of your Vegetable Compound, and shall take every Occasion to recommend Miss VntGixiA. $5000 forfeit If above testimonial Is not genuine.

Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound has stood the test of time, and has cured thousands. Iffrs. Pinkliam advises sick women free. Address, Lynn, Mass.

J. S. McNally was arrested Wednesday for running an omnibus without a license. His trial was set in police court for Saturday at 9 o'clock. Would you go to a meat market for a neck tie? Would you go to a drug store to get your horses shod? Would you go to a tailor shop to get your hair cut? Stone sells sewing machines, not ladies' winter vests.

Simple Simon and a Pie Man were going to the ''Fair' 1 But as Stone sells the same machine cheaper They both bought a machine there. Personal a.nd LocaJ, The Czarina has passed the critical point in her illness. B. F. Norborne of Norbornc was a guest in the city Tuesday.

J. S. Sevtt of Princeton was in the city Wednesday on business. D. E.

Wilhelm came up from Braymer Tuesday and attended the fair. Claude Ramsey of Jamcsport is here the guest of his uncle, J. V. Ramsey. Mrs.

C. H. Nason left evening for different points in Colorado. Earl Casler will leave Wednesday night for Denver on a combined business and pleasure trip. Mr.

and Mrs. T. A. Oky of Sedalia were in the city Tuesday. They registered at the Leeper.

I The past, present and future of Hood's Sarsaparilla are: It has cured, it is curing, it will cure. IJHomer Chapman loft Wednesday for Liberty where he will enter the William Jewell College. There isn't an empty house'in Elliott. But what's the diftcrenceV- it's the full houses that win anyway. A Moberly paper says the best brooms in the world are manufactured in Moberly.

Isn't this rather a sweeping assertion? A. H. Turbin and E. J. David of Carrolltou were up Tuesday on business and shaking hands with friends.

W. H. Hambaugh has had to enlarge the Fairfax Forum. More space was needed to accommodate the Fairfax advertisers. D.

Slaughter, who is in the employ of the Pullman company at Chicago, is visiting friends and relatives in the city and county. The Press tells of a well bred cow which is in the Carthage pond- meaning probably that the refined bovine refrains from chewing her cud in public. Why pay cash for a sewing machine. Stone sells them for $2.50 a. mouth without interest and warrants his machines 25 years.

Ed West's New York Racko continues to be bargain headquarters. It would be hard to call for anything that you could not find at the Racket, and everything at the lowest possible price. The Racket has an interesting advertisement elsewhere in the CONSTITUTION. Bennetts To Marry. Larkin W.

Bennett, aged 27, and Ella Bennett, aged both of Daviess county, were Wednesday granted license to marry by Recorder Meek. Though of the same name they disclaimed being related to each other and the document was issued. Broke His Chas. Dunn of Carrollton, while en route here to attend the fair from Carrollton, broke his leg at I Brookficld. The particulars arc lacking but it is supposed that he fell from a train.

Mrs. Moses Alexander left for St. Louis accompanied by her daughter Miss Leah, who will resume her studies at'Hosmcr Hall. Mrs. Alexander will return next week to her home in Boise, Idaho.

LUELLA THEATRE, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 16TH. Nelson IN THEIR IISOLEDIATSiY StTCCESSF CT.L KITRAL DRAMA Alon the Mohawk Mr. and Mrs. J. H.

Barclay loft Tuesday evening for Macon. BTOST BEATJTIFUL AND OTTES-SELY FASTOBAL STORY EVER TOLD DRAMATICALLY." Ak-njj the Mohawk has set a standard at Burt's Theater this season that will be hard to surpass. Toledo Blade, August 22d. Prices: 25, 35, 50 and 75 cents. Seat Sale Monday 9 a.

m. at A. E. Braun's Drug Store. Contains the Nutritive Quality of Entire Wheat and Barley.

THOROUGH And made naturally sweet by the use of Fruit Suear. You Will Never Know How Good It Is til You Try It. AT THE GROCER'S. S3 13 TO ADVERTISE AND INTRODUCE LINE OF SEWING MACHINES Or in-the next 15 years, or any old time, by JOHN A. STONE himself "not at cost, no." Stone don't advertise goods at cost; lie knows that Chillicothe and Livingston county people are wise enough not to "buy goods at cost.

I have some New Royal Sewing Machines and some Service machines brand new, just out of the crate "with the Illinois Sewing Machine guarantee for each one, but remember that you don't get "Stone's" guarantee with the manufacturer's. I can sell you these machines "if that is the grade of machine you wish" for the sum of $8 and -up-not $10.98 mfg. cost, but remember for $8. OPENING DAY of this Great Special Sewing Machine sale not at any future time but EIGHT NOW or any old day. I will always have bargains in machines so you needn't hurry, but just remember that Stone don't sell goods at eostr, but he undersells all competition.

My price of S8.00 will do the work and do it quickly. I wish to call attention to the public that I do not try to be a dealer in Ladies' Underclothing, Gents' -Night Shirts, and "try to sell Sewi'ng Machines at the same time." WHY? Because a man that is in the Sewing Machine business must understand repairing of machines to give instruction how.tonse a machine and how to. fix a machine at a moment's time to give satisfaction to the customer. I claim-that I am an experienced "machine" man and can make all necessary repairs covered with my guarantee on any make of sewing machine made. Remember Stone guarantees his machines for twenty-five years "at home" not awav off at the manufacturer's plant in Illinois or elsewhere for only 10 Now I haven't claimed in this advertisement that the above machines are bargains evea at $8and up, but will say if you wish to buy a bartrain in a sewiuy machine, here's some prices on machines that you are good machines.

I will give you my personal guarantee on every one of them for twenty-five years. Wheeler Wilson machinrs, 3 drawer drop head, latest style with all attachments; ball bearings and warranted for a life time. Every one knows the Wheeler Wilson Machine is the best on earth. I will sell the 3 drawer drop bead for $35 00 cash and.an old machine. Regular price $50.

Remember $35 and an old machine will get one. How's this? Come see this machine for a bargain. 5 drawer drop head S. A. Stone machine, ballbearings, decorated wood work, warranted for twenty-five years, full set of attachments for $17 50 cash or for- $20 00 and you can pay for it $2 50 per month "without interest." But of course if you wish the New Royal machines after you see these why remember Stone sells them for IS.OO up, not $10 98.

THINK THIS you friends about the Wheeler Wilson machine and the S. A. Stone Machine and see if they are not satisfied with thtrn and with our guarantee. We have sold over 600 Wheeler Wilson machines and over 800 A. Stone see what your neighbors say about these machines, then ask them about the "New Royal," you know there is always some "new" this or "new" that coming out; see what they know about it.

Stone sells any make of machine you can ask but the people that are ''posted" as a rule, ask for Wheeler Wilson or S. A. Stone machine, because they know that these two makes of machines give satisfaction. Call and see my full line of machines and if I can not saie you from $2.50 up to as high as a machine, I don't ask you to trade with me. Buy of your home dealer and get ais "personal worry and trouble of shipping machine away to repair.

J. A. Music and Machine Dealer ihai knocks ail Department Stores Fake Manufacturer's Sales and Any Competition on Prices 512 Washington street. Established in I87B. Neat Door to Post Office.

Dealer In Musjcai instruments and Sewing Machines..