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i i shssm Che SJcttttWVfl Dkcembbb 18, 1890. our Premiums. ft I TITnoai1iV k. IhM WriUDE. afternoon paid one a ear or more In advaoce from Janliary l.

1891. for TBe ntuociuT. ui mia camber any Dave piu a with see thai we have a large amount unpaid subscription accounts on vnn. hnnVa tv carrv this vast arm -t rfAhtnra weVare compelled to bor- i tow money atbigb rates of Inter. WtHV ome way to make It up.

We will tbla year "curtail yxpenses By drop- ninfrrmni inn i hi ui nuuwiiuenwnn nla.cn their ac.AonntitV far collentlnn at the $2.00 rate. Won will posi tively do this. To those who are trying to1 aid as In making Thk Oxmocbat beat county paper la Iodlaui wo offer the premiums named below. The goods be selected by the hiuuwmw wi purcnasea irom 'merchant advertising In Thx i'wmwkt. ai.

payments to De made inr cash and. to close at 5 cember 81, 1890. To the sabscriber who uavs the lanneii in advance wun casn we A. will give one $15,00 salt of clothes, or one Tf ebsters an abridged die tlonarv. This la not one of those cheap editions but the latest 1m- proved, i The winner makes the selection himself.

t. To th anhMrittAr navlntr tho u. and farthest In advance with cash we will give one $10,00 overcoat. Xo the one paying the third fartb est in advanca with rash wn will give one pair of $5.00 boots or shoes. Those living at a can send the money by registered let.

ter, money order, postal note, ex jsrtMM oruer or araiu xaose woo a mi. nave naJd with eaah h-fVir thla date will be considered In award Ing the premiums. The names of an suDscrioers woo pay one year or more In advaoce from January 1, 1891 will be published In The Wiiklt Democrat on Thursday each sabscriber pays will also be given as well as tne ones to whom tne premiums are awarded. The J. tit hui ui njrujouk win ucuuaiuereu Id maklnsr the awards.

That la. In determining the winner when the same date by more than one subscriber. This will be a chance for you to get your winter clothing for nothr IngT Yoa never before had' such an offer and yoa should avail your-eelves of It. An overcoat ror nothing. 8" means Schaefer Hp.haefAr.

2l8-6t An1 unabridged dictionary for Plash and leather albums at InwAnt nrlAAR. A.R m- Mr. a wrm Hi. U. B.

1UUUIJI3VU, Ul ren, and wife, were' In the elty "day. "I North Manchester College opens its winter term, Jan. 6th. Tuition 27-t Tne reason wo name Saturday for our Bankrupt sale of overcoats Is to give the farmers a chance. 27-112tf D.Marx.

Every reader of Thk Dxmo should carefully peruse the article on the second page of this Issue "on "protection." It is from the pen of the publisher. i Money to loan on farm and city property. Long time, 6 per cent. Interest. Inquire of Z.

T. Dungan at his office opposite the court nouse, uuntington, vi abii Wabash passenger train No. 45 due at 6 o'clock Monday morning was nearly two hours caused by the wreck of a i Pittsburg train at the crossiogof that road and the Wabash in Fort Wayne. 'mm M. At juurrjr iauuic, uu uiu passenger conductor on the C.

A i aiter raiiroaaing on oiner roaas ror 'v three Is rnnnlug freight "trains on the CAE. Moore ha-many friends here who. are pleased to hear that be is back again. Marlon (O. 8 tar.

Word hss been received of the death of Melvln, the six year old son. of Frank Dili, or KalamEOo, Mich, which occurred last Saturday. Mrs. Solomon Dill, mother of Frank, and Mrv Oorge Br, mnt.hor nf hla wIFa. wpnl t.hArA Ifnn.

day to attend the fanersl. A new idea embraced in. Ely's Cream Balm. Catarrh Is cured by cleansing and healing, not by dry- log It Is not a liquid or snuff, uut im ujr apuiieu euro u-7 uuf- trlia. Its effect is magical and thorough treatment will cure the worst cases.

Price 60j. dAw John proprietor of the Mascotte, arrived home from his trip the Pacific Coast last night. Be reports a good time although' the rainy season 1b now on hand out there and made the weather disagreeable. His traveling companion on the way home was a young man who was going from Beatle to England. There is a rumor current that a new time card Is soon to go into ef-fect on the A TL.

and that on it all passenger traits, will be scheduled to run through to Gallon. It is expected that the new time card "will go Into effect about the first of the year. Ot course1 nothing defln-. Ite is given out as to the time or di-- visions to be run oa the new csrd, -but all the passenger men are looking for this change In their runs to be made. Marlon (O.) 8tar.

Purses end bill books, see Item at A a -It cf clothes for nothing. pair of boots or Bhoes for Spelling and building blocks at New line of scrap books, cheap, Marshal John A. of warren, was In the city Mondsy. Candles by the ton; schools. and churches supplied at lowest rates.

-For flco confectionery, fruits. etc. call at M. U. Wilhelm's.

215-6t C. A EL engine 41 Is In the shops for repairs and -when turned out again will bear the number 516. Every -overcoat must be sold before Christmas at our house. Prices to suit yourself, at D.Marx's. 27-112tf -Frank Ellis, of Lancaster town ship left; on Tuesday for Eeabright, Tenn- where he will remain all Holiday candies, fruits and nuts, the finest in the city, at M.

11. Wlllhelm's opposite court house. 215-6t John B. and ttamuel Ilender son, of Lancaster township, left on Tuesday over the C. A E.

for Bun set, Texas. Only a small number have caught onto our premium offer. It will be seen at the head of the first local column. General Foreman Kredell, new man from. Cleveland, Ohio, took charge of tne unicsgo -tne shops Monday morning.

Mrs. Catharine of Dallas township, has been veiy low with lung fever, but has so far im proved as to be out of danger. By taking advantage of our offer you can get a suit of clothes an overcoat or a pair of boots or shoes for nothing. Bead it at head of local column. Mother's bring your boys next Saturday for their overcoats.

Bring them all in you only need a little money to fit them all out at 27-1 12 tf D. Marx's. Daniel Young, of Dallas ts-vo ship, Is handsomely improving ht farm by refltlng his hnui and barn. He pleasantly etuertaiued a lady friend from Urban, Wabash county, last Bur-da. The meeting of the Indiana Fishh and Game Aseo elation will Ufce place at Indianapolis, in the agricultural room at the ritate House, Dec.

18. All devotees of the rod and gua are invited. Ouryourg friend John Bran-yan has made his debut as a full fledged lawyer. He went to Mar-kle as attorney in a civil suit and came home wiuuer of hi-t first case. May bis career be as eucceefcful as his start.

Two little sons of James Culp, of the south side, were playing with an axe' Monday when one the other on the bead with it, cutting a Rash In the scalp about three inches loug. It was fortunate that It was not more serious. With Ely's CteamTBalm a ChTld can be treated witnouc pain or dread and with perfect safety. Try the remedy. It cures catarrh, hey lever and colds in the bead.

It Is easily applied Into the nostrils and elves relief with the first applica tion. Price 50c dAw There is not a railroad In the west with equipment more sub stantial and elegant than that of the Wabash says an exchange. Go where you may, comparison of the locomotives, day and sleeping coaches with those of any of the trunk lines is always to the advant age of the Wabash. Perry 8. Spangler never claim ed to be much of a singer, in fact his ambition never led In that direction.

It Is true, he knows a couple of real pretty little lullaby songs and these come quite bandy now as he can sing to the handsome new daughter that was born at his house Monday. A royal good time was had last Saturday at the home of James Goble, near Goblesvllle. It was the occasion of his fifty-second birthday and seventy-two neigh bors and friends gathered there and gave him a surprise. A big dinner was the special featcre of the day and all present had their appetites satisfied with all the delieaeies of the season Mr. Goble is a substantial man, and Thk Democrat hopes to see him enjoy many more birthdays.

An 'order has been Issued by the Chicago A Erie officials requiring all the" train despatchers to travel over their divisions one wee each on local- freight trains order, to learn thoroughly the tlon of all switches, Bide "tracks, crossings, eta, so that they will know thoroughly every point of the track. They will go out one at a time, G. K. Jeffries being chos en to go He will start In: a day- or two. It is undoubtedly a good 'v'-N' The election of officers In Federal Labor Union No.

5270 resulted as follows: Chief Master'. Laborer, A. L. Thurston Vice-Master Laborer, BY H. Bowman; Secretary, Joseph Bastrus; Assistant, George Powers Treasurer, Wm.

May Chaplain, D. D. Holm; Sergeant, J. D. Lawler; Sentinel, Wm.

Wagner; Picket, Harry Installation of officers first regular meeting in January, 1891. JOHZT W. XiAWRKNOK, Secretary F. L. U.

No. 6270, A dispatch from Wabash to the Indianapolis Hentinel, under date of the 15th Inst, says: D. R. Buffln-ton, a druggist at Urbanat this county, was ariested today on the charge attempted murder preferred by Hiram Wellman, a young man of the same place, who alleges that Boffinton has repeatedly threatened to kill him, and that he tried, a day or so ago, to split his head with an ax. Buflnton claims tbat Wellman has circulated re ports damaging to the character of bis wife.

Hobby horses In ell styles and 8.4 8. Work, waste and lunch baskets AS. Read Thb Democrat's pre mium offer. Ben Stair, of Liberty Mills, spent Sunday here. 'v John M.

Bousb, of Warren, was In the cily Monday. You can get a suit of clothes for nothing. Bead pur offer. V. I S.

A 8. have a full line of mus ical Instruments at lowest prices. Our selection of hanging and stand lamps is good prices; low at 8. A 8. Bober tson, of this city has been granted an increase of pension.

Lewis Shlnkel and wife visited relatives In Dallas township, last Sunday. For SAiiR: Desirable business lots on East Market street Inquire of E. M.Taylor. 42-S04tf Amos K. Brown, of Bockcreek Center, has been granted an in crease uf pension.

Get a Websters unabridged dictionary will give special price for holiday 8. A 8. Fine confectionary for the holidays at M. H. Wilhelm's, op poslte court bouse, 2l5-6t Dr.

ZImmetlee, of Markle, was in the city Mondsy on the way to Fort Wayne where he attends col lege. Less than twenty are' entitled to our Dremlam offer. It will take only a small amount to make your self the lucky one. -The Wells county Circuit Court has allowed a claim of $740 against this county for costs paid on cases taken to tbat county on change of venue. If you want your horses well cared for and in a warm barn taken them to Stults A Stults' feed stable.

Price slander's 10 ct. feeders 25cts. 28 8t A farmer from Clearcreek- was in the city Monday and said that the people could be thankful for three good crops this year, cabbage, turnips and Democrats. Or. Yingling's method of treat- log diseases of the nose, throat, broKCtti.t an I longs, including catarrhal deaiuers and has fever Is giving the beet i.f results.

117-1? Adolph Eicket.br, of Marion county, Kansas, and ms Kebecca Cooley, were marruu the 10th at the residence 1 William Miller, Rev. R. K. Blnklty offlciat- Kg- The Lafayette Journal eaya that a delegation Wabash con ductors go to St. L.uh this week to ntervitw the manajfr with a view to haviDg ineir omaries increased.

James DeKay, of Berlin, OjU father of the late Percy DeK.ay, the brakeman killed in the u. E. wreck at Levings, is In the city, looking after the affalrB of his lamented ton. E8TRAYJtl. A.

young, light re-1 bhort-horn milch cow, with white spots. Jfart of switch cut ff. Leave information with S. W. Jackson atJaogerjASonB and and receive reward.

The Orphans' Home was opened August 5tb, 1885. Hon. 8. F. Day and Mesdames A.

H. Sharer and James H. Ewing were appointed as a board of vieitors and have held tbo position since tbat time. Elmer Johnson cares not a particle about whether flour sells or not. He is too deeply Interested in the new baby boy that was born at bis h-use Tuesday.

Give our regards to the boy, Elmer. Joelah lives on the Mary Sparks' farm, two and one-half miles south of Markle, will hold sale of personal property ou Saturday, December 27tb. He will sell horses, cattle, hogs and maBy other articles. J. E.

Garwood, of Columbus, Ohio, representing a Cincinnati buggy manufactory, Is In tha city to establish an agency and to shake hands with his numerous and "other" He wears the same smile he had years- ago. Owing to the cold weather I have-, changed location of my fljh vnarket from ispurt yard lo Lewis' tin Shop near red. bridge where I will keep a good assortment of fresh fljh. W. R.

Lawbisck. 218 2t wit An exchange logically says it would have been proper to have killed Bitting Bull Immediately uf-ter tho Custer The country would have been gloriously satisfied. If he had been disposed ot several years before that. -'i The Erie pay ear- arrived here from Tuesday. It was hauled by engine 1 100, Engineer Newbrlgbt and Conductor; Red Adams.

It remained here' and distributed thousands of The pay roll of salaries a tune on the Chicago A Erie road reaches about $125,090 Jj-i received from the bed-! side 7of 4R. N.i Holt, at Ypsilanti, Mich, on Wednesday, Is that he gradually growing worse and be-. coming weaker. His physicians: say he Is not likely to survive more than a short time. His many friends here will b9 pained to hear of his critical condition.

JA grand time. was had at the: home of Jacob Shlnkel, in Dallas township, last Monday, when he was given a big ttutprlse by his children and grand-children. A bountifal dinner was spread and all present enjoyed a good time. The number of guests present was sev Mr. Shlnkel Is an honor ed citizen, being seventy-four years of age.

His family consists of thirteen children and fifty-eight grandchildren. May. be enjoy many more years of pesceful life. Farm Jsckson township, CO acres, one mile and a-ball west of Roanoke. 'Will rent for cash or en shares.

Has orchard, good house and barn, plenty of water. Apply to rniLiP Ragan, Roanoke. 23-eowCt NOT ON THF BILLS, An Actor Leaps from tho Stage of a Theater and Pummels a Critic. Bf TelaicrBph: Chicago, Iij. December, 16.

During the performance at Hav- Hn's Theater late last night a we dressed man eat In the front of the parquet and passed various criticism in a loud upon the different actors. His conduct was the subject of good natured toler ance untill Mrs. Chas. A. Gardner appeared on the he addressed himself to her In an ad mlrine manner.

The audience hissed him. Gardner himself sue ceeded Mrs. Gardner, and the man In the front row was angered by the change. Kt': wGet off he shouted you're no Give some actor a chance. Let the girl ceme on again." 1 'f Gardner broke' his act and re plied.

If you don't like the entertain ment go to the box office and get your money back." The man continuing his insults, Gardner leaped the stage over the heads of the musicians. and, catching the offender by the throat, rave him a sound thrashing. A policeman shortly afteward took the then subdued critic to the Twenty-second street Station, where be gave the name of Charles J. Fisher. yORK OF BALLOTS.

Officers: Elected by the Wo- man's Relief Corps and Degree of Poca- hontas. The Woman's Relief Corps elect ed the following officers at its meet Ing Tuesday. President. Mrs. C.

A. Gibson. 8enior Vice. Mrs. Rhoda Payne.

Junior Vice. Mrs. John Mlnnicb, Treasurer. Mrs. Thursy Hatfield.

Chaplain. Mrs. Hannah Murray. Secretary. Mrs.

Mattie Hines. Conductress. Mr 8. Jennie Whit- acre. Assistant Conductress.

Mrs. D. D. Holm. Guard.

Mrs. Wm. Dyer. Delegate. Mrs.

Jennie Whltacre. Installing Officer. Mrs. Lou Hawley. The installation will take place In January.

At the meeting of Revoy Council U. of held Thursday. December lltb, 1890, the following officers were elected. Pocahontas. Mrs.

Jennie Hoov er. Wenona. Mrs. E. N.

Thoman. Pwbattau. John Householder Keeper of Wampum. Mrs. Strovtr.

Keeper of E. N. Tho rn an. Assistant K. of R.

Mrs. P. Beyer. Trustees. Mrs.

Geo. Whltacre. Mrs. M. Hoover, Mrs.

H. Strover. A Holiday Reminder! The wives, the sisters, the' aunts and the sweethearts of many are troubled now In making a decision regarding the Christmas present they tend giving, their husband, brother, sweet' heart and nephew. A visit to Frens- dorf, the hatter, would do much to ward relieving their troubles. His store is filled with articles suitable for articles which are.

use ul and would be appreciated. He has fine goldbeaded silk umbrellas. silk and linen handkerchiefs, neck wear in all the latest shades and styles, gloves, every Kind and style, underwear, all sizes and qualities, flannel shirts and fine dress black wove knit shirts, mufflers traveling bags, bate and caps from the best factories, including the celebrated Knox hat. Call and see these goods before making your selections. They are all first class and sold at prices tbat bring them within the reach of all.

To those ho know -Mr. It Is unnecessary to praise his goods sis they -have found from experience tbat he handles the best only and sells at the lowest price. Call and Bee him yoa' will not regret J.t should be remembered Frensdorf deals exclusively fn -capsv and gents. refurnishing goods and, as consequence, the best line la the city to select from. i-V 1 1 1 -j- felghTof Crue I -Yyy- Nervous womeii seldom receive the sympathy they deserve.

While of'en the pictures of health they are constantly ailing. To withhold sympathy from these unfortunates is the height of cruelty. They have a weak7 heart causing shortness of fluttering, I pain In side, weak and hungry spells, and swelling of ancles, oppression, choking, smothering and dropsy. Miles' NeTHeart Cure is just the thing for For their nervousness, headache, weakness, hla Restorative Nervine is nncqaal-ed. Fine treatise on "Heart and Nervous diseases'' and marvelous testimonials free.

Sold and guaranteed by D. 8. Leyman Tdtho Pacific Go to California via the through lines of the Burlington Route, from Chicago or St. Louis to Denver, and thence over the new broad guage, through ear lines of the Denver and Rio Grande or Colorado Midland Railways via Leadvllle, Gienwood Springs and Bolt Lake, through Interesting cities and unsurpassed scenery. Dining cars all the way.

28-15 'TOV. Estray.lNoticev Came to the residence of the un dersigned, at the forks of the Wa- bisb, west of Huntington, on the night of the lltb, a dark brown mare, fourteen bands high and about four; yea only mark white star In Jorer ead. Bad halter and hames on when found. Owner will please come forward, pay charges and remove 28-lt Christian Exgelman. Tommy Meyers and Theodore MInnlen.of Fort come to this city to accept positions on the Chicago AErie.

Mm. Four Men Battle With a Fierce Pack. DESPEEATB EXCOUNTES 05 1 B1PPEWA JMTEfL T223I Cbey Fight Hard for Their Lives, and uniy succeed in Driving' Off the Ravenous Animals After Kill- -j ing Seven and Being i Badly Wounded. Ottawa, Ont, Dea ls. Word reached tne city or a -desperate encounter oa Monday between four lumbermen, who belong to this city, and a pack of raven- I ous wolves, in the woods near Gordon creek, on the Klppewa river.

John and James Barrett, Pe eter Murphy and John McManusare working in a shanty.near Boise Qrane depot All onr had to quit work on Monday evening, and started to 1 return to their camp. The Barrett brothers, who were ahead, verged a lit tle from the brash road in order to ex amine a trap which they had set in the woods to catch marten. Their two companions went on ahead, but had not proceeded more than ten minutes when they heard loud shouting, minded with tne Dancing oi wolves. QThey harried baek alonff the path. and soon they discovered the cause of tne terrible uproar.

A short distance off tne road, at the loot of a big tree. the Barrett boys were standing, their backs against the tree, desperately defending; themselves with their axes against a pack of fifteen of the ravenous animals. Murphy and Burns ran to -their rescue, and not a minute too soon. for one large animal had torn the trous ers on, wames Barrett and inflicted a wound on- his Teg- with his sharp teeth. The four men then laid about them and were appalled to see that the nack was growing larger, being reinforced by namoer or equally desperate animals.

After ten minutes of this fighting for cneir uvea, seven or the wolves had been killed, which had an effect upon their companions, for they turned tail and fled. All the men were bleedine wnere iney naa oeen Ditten. and when they met Foreman Charles OTCeil and hla men a short time afterward, their blanched faces showed plainly the ordeal they had undergone. No doubt re mained in the camp that if the Barretts nad been leit to fight It out alone, they woum nave, lost tnetr lives. r- SOME PEOPLE SWORE Because Their Natural -Gas Fires AH Went Out at Once, and It Was 1 Oh, So Cold.

There are times when even the moBt pious man will think tbat he is justified In rippinir oat a few lengths of genuine profanity. He feels that if be could only let loose of his desire in that direction and sit down and listen to his own swearing he would be te.ter fitted to stand the troubles on band. Just such an occasion presented itself In this city Tuesday and it is certain mat many leople tot a greedy advantage of the opportuni ty to swear. About eleven o'clock at night every -tural gas fire in tne city went out wlin a ntsn, a hsplash and a dull thud. Every house that dependei 03 natural gas for fuel for heating purposes became as cold as tbe kiss a mar ried man gives his wife.

Boaoe people swore, some -laughed and some didn't know It, mostly the former. The trouble was that be regula tor cn tbe natural gas Dipes at tbe corner of south Jefferson street and Salamonle avenue became clogged np with dirt that was In the pipes and wonld not act smoothly, so tho company shut the gas off to prevent any danger. The regulator was cleaned up and pat in shape eo that eirly next morning gas was turned on again as usual. This was not in time for mott people to cook breakfast by it. Many of them did their cooking by the blue blaza that resulted from their swearing.

1 Walt. Don't contract for trees of any kind until yon see me or my agents can and will offer inducements and give first class goods. 27-3 1 Lewis Bhinkkl, Gen. Agt. River Raisin Valley Nurserie3.

Program. C. Li. S. O.

meeting, December 22, 1890: Ooenlnc Bonn. Roll eall dotations on Cbrtstmas. Astronomy, (October, end December Bsrter nd Miss BessloM. Tbe Teanre of Land In xse cosusa uomuiauuni Mr. losen SSCBETABY.

Overcoats, yes, Overcoats. Watch in frcnt of our store next Saturday. We will surprise you. i 27.112tf -V D. HABX.

DrMcUn's Dally Program. Dr. McLdn has to accomodate hla pa trons and himself as well and arranged the following nroeram for the win ter that will enable him to give to each patient more carer ul attention in nia various specialties and Interfere far less with bis general practice: MONDAY AND WEDNESDAY 1 P. X. Diseases of the nose and eve and ear, and gynaecology (diseases of women).

Genito urinary diseases in the evening. -y-px AND'TBTDAY. GyrifecoloeT (disease' of women) dis eases of nose and throat, eye and ear; and genito urinary diseases in tne evening. THUBSDAY AND SATUBDAY. Bectal diseases gvnsacologv.

dis eases of the nose and throat, eye and ear. irree examination 01 neare ana lungs. Genito urinary disease in the evening, SUNDAY AND THURSDAY will give especial time and attention to surgical diseases of the eye and to the i proper fitting spectacles. In this particular I am fully equipped and prepared wim ail instruments and ap paratuses to guarantee success and satisfaction to any and an who may come. I an: prepared with the lates European mydriatics so essential, safe and indispensible in' properly fitting spectacles in difficult cases.

want to call tne attention also 01 persons suffering from rheumatism and nervous diseases to my electrical treatment. -1 have tbe latest and most com plete cabinet with all appliances for tne treatment 01 every iorrn 01 disease to which electricity Is applicable. Dis eaies particularly curable nyeiectn city are, 1st, strictures of all forms either in man or woman, dysmenor-hoea in women or girls is surely and promptly cured. 2nd, paralysis or pareises, no matter of what part of the body. It Is the great remedy from which to expect re'ief.

1 Sd, in nervous diseases it is one of the quickest and surest means of relief. By experiment I have found electricity Indispensable in tbe treatment of diseases of the ea and eye. Many incurable cases otherwise treated are relieved by electricity. It la the greatest tonic in the world iniemale weakness as well, and will, when used in time, prevent tbe long train ot suffering which lasts for years in many cases only to be relieved by age or surgical operation, if it is not used. Electrical treatment given at any time during the day or evening.

was 223-27-tf ild 1 11 i'n m. it iwr 1 arnf rnosi in nnv ahnn 1onn-rmon nlr? USEFUL HOLIDAY PRESENTS. I buys ladies' calf skin $1.25 buys choice out vol ztia; pair of ladies kid, dongcla or calf button shoes. $1.35 buys ladies' fiVe glzed dongola button shoes, also we havj them in felt line1, just the thing for cold wepthc r. "i $1.50 buys fine Mongol Jadies' button shoes on d.

e. and e. last and common sense. This shoe is a regular shoe. 2 buTS fine kid and dongola button shoe, regular retail price ol this shoe is I2.75.

2.0 buys fine French dongola kid button shoes, extensive sale.regular retail price 375- S3 buys choice of any sboe in" our shoe department, all without exception $3.50, $4 and $4.50 ladie's shpes. Hand turned and French kid shoes all go at $3. THE REDUCTIONS mens of the great harvest of bargains put into this there are hundreds of ladies and men's excellent shoos marked at beggarly prices. 9 01 lu CLOSE OUT NOW DRY GOODS, Ladies' Plush Wraps, Children's Winter TJnder Gloves, Mittens For everybody and in all styles at have access and made use of to bring our goods to you Call and bo 'J Wool a Specialty. Ftirniture.

Gemmer carries a fall line of Furniture useful for Holiday Presents, such as fi i 1 i 'V 4Fine Bed Room Suits, Parlor Goods, Fancy Rockers, Lounges, Easels, Pictures, Mirrors, Parlor. Bible Stands 1 1 fact a lull line of Useful Give Him a Presents. dl. Call before Uj7 -a ii- Ladies', Men's, button shoes. "(BIBIOTIIIEIE.

I1.50 buysa good honest solid leather men's shoes in lace and congress in any style and $2 buys a good pair of men's shoes in lace or congress in fine cal or dongola leather.1 2 buys a good and very fine pair of men's shoes." We have them in 10 different styles, regular retail price $3-50. $3 buys choice of any men's shoe in our department, all our 3.50 and $4. shoes, some of them vhe latefct styles, all go at $3. Ladies' if you wish to buy a fine and useful Chrutmas gift for a gentleman, come and see our beautiful Quoted in this announcement axe genuine and we have printed but a few speci nnnnnnnnnnn llilafi 1 McCafirey Go's Old Stand. OUR STOCK OF- Garments, wear for Ladies', Children and Men.

prices factory that no one can beat, facilities, enabling us We at less price than ever. Convinced. and Ornamental Furniture at Hosiery buying' your Holiday iriiyjjiiJUn OF- Boy's and Misses nrVi rtl a rnnt. rvrirv rlTTriro fVio mnntK nf TlaMmKAr line of gent's slippers. 90 cents girl's school buys a and oilgnuri i $1.25 buys town, size 11 $1.3 buys a very fine shoes in kid and dongola.

$l-3S buys a good solid pair of boy's shoes sizes a to 5, also the celebrated don. gola. $3 boy's shoes we sell at $1.35. Men's felt boots and overshoes, the best grades $2.35. Rubber boots lined and un-' lined $3.35.

Men's buckle overshoes sweeping clearance sale. A Special Christmas Sale -AT CHICAGO FAIR This "Week Only. Taesflay, WefliesflaF, Tiwsflay, Friflay ami Satsrflaj and until THE FAIR will place on sale dolls at the following prices: ji Patent head doll, cloth body, kid hands and feet, about ao inches long at the low price of CefltS. Fine washable dell, natural hair, for 20 so 'ast year or Jumbo the wonder of wonders, a doll that never sold less than. 1.35.

We will place this doll on The mammoth doll, stands 33 inches high, for 67 CentS. The world's fair doll beats the world's fair, price only 87 CentS. Don't wait, don't linger, but come everybody that are suffering for dolls before tbey ate gone. ALBUMS! 500 fine plush albums at 43 cents, Flush toilet cases 87 93 cents and 95 cents. l' Collar and cuff bexes same prices.

Books by the Wait a moment I Have you heard 'about those fine Dinner GetS the Fir "re selling for S6.95 for a dinner set of its pieces. It is the real Come and look at ft. By the way we received this week 25 new patterns in French Obiiia In conclusion we will say come to the lowest pricts. This TH3 buys a good pair, of boy's sizes 8 to 1 1. cr good solid 'pair of calf skin boy's shoes, sizes to 11.

i 11 the very best boy'a to 3. shoe in pair of misses 22 In the fearful sacrifice THE- MONDAY. never sold less than a quarter. 1 1 length of doll 22 inches, a beauty. 5 cents- sale for 43 Cents.

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