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sg 11 11 amrytr V.V7 II We will. make a special low price. Every Suit If sr. asat ac II I I i IN 'TO OUT ALL OJ OUIZ i mT(TI 4k V' I TRUNKS and VA1 liISHiS also included in As we still have too many CHILDREN'S SUITS in stock we will continue bur Special Sale for one giving you on opportunity to buy a $2.25, $2.50, $2.75 or $3.00 SUIT 'for SALE ENDS POSITIVELY WEDNESDAY, JULY r' i i. i BOOKS ABE HERE.

Niaety Two Volumes Added Free Library. rThe order recently placed with A. C. McClnrjj oLChlcago, by the Free Library committee for one hundred dollars' worth of new books has been filled and the books are now being placed upon the shelves of the Library. The invoice contains the following books: Rome of Today and Yesteiday.

Whrttn Rhalrf8npar Wrote. The Sowers. With Edge Tools. Bnpert of Hentzan. Simon Dale.

Desert Drama. World's Fair Studies. Comment on Homer's Odyssey. 1 Modern Mythology. Contest Over Ratification, Etc.

Mother's Ideals. Imperial Lover. Political Crime. Criminal Sociology. Little House In Pimiico.

Child of Tuscany. Pierette. Prince Tip Top. My Lady, Etc. Creations of Other Days." Prehistoric Man and Beast 't Dictionary of Phrase and Fable.

Lover. Stories for Boys. Six to Sixteen. When I was a Boy in China. Children of the Cold.

Kentucky CardinaL Aftermath. Italian Psychology for Teachers. Psychology and Psychosis. Money, Trade and Industry. What is Worth While.

Hartwell Farm. Conception of God. U. S. Custom Tariff.

Sunlight and Shadows. World's Best Books. Bible Science and Faith. Daydreams of a Schoolmaster. Cats and Dogs.

Ministry of Art Decoration of Houses. Medanta Philosophy. Jane Eyre, Sarocinescal Roman CoL Carter, of Cartersville. Story of Untold Love. 1 Gallegher and Other Stories.

Love Affairs of an Old Maid. Drummer Jolly Rover. HansBrlnker. Jack and JUL Under the Lilacs. Boys' Book of Sports, etc.

Northward Over the Great Ice. SaUdrBoys of Primer of Psychology. of the Child. Biographical Dictionary Gospel of Freedom. Caleb West Aristocrrcy and Evolution.

Martin Luther 'J Meaning of Education. Under the Cuban Flag. Castlllian Days. Nature for Its Own Sake. Spaniard in History.

American History Told by a Count Dreamers of the Ghetto. Folks from Dixie. The Federalist Cheerful Yesterday. Unforseen Tendencies of Democ Penelope's Progress. Children of the Seven Puzzling Bible Books.

Studies of Good and EviL Tragical history of. Doctor Fans tUS. Bird's Eye View of Our ClvU War. Select Documents Illustrative of tie U. 17GUSC1.

Fables Aunt Charlotte's Storlesof Greek U. Infantry Drill Regulations J. Cole. i PEOPLE "WE KNOW. They are From Huntington and What They Say ia of Lo cal Interest.

When an incident like the following occurs right here at home it is bound to' carry weight with our readers. When so many strange occurrences go the rounds of the press; are published as facts; when the intelligent reader knows they cannot be true, there is no wonder people become skeptical On one subject skepticism Is rapidly disap pearing. This is due to the actual personal experience of oar citizens, and their public utterances regard raja them. The doubter must doubt no more in the face of such evidence as this. The public statement of a reputable citizen living right here at home, one whom you can see every day, leaves no ground for the skeptic to stand on.

I Mrs. W. R. Jones, of 37 MUHgan street, says: have been a sufferer from kid ney complaint for three or four years. There was a place about the size of my hand right oyer my kidneys which ached most all the time but was much worse in the night Often it pained me so that I had to get up at 2 or 3 o'clock in the morning, dress and move about for it was not' quite so bad when I was up.

There was some of this same mlsery in my limbs, but not quite so bad as in my back. On first reading about Doan's Kidney Pills I did not know whether to give them a trial or not feeling that it was Impossible for anything to help me, but at last deciding to see'what they i would do ort me I went to Bradley Bros' drug store and got a box. I felt the beneficial effects of their use almost from the start and continued the: treatment I am now glad to say that I am much better and stronger in every way than before I used this valuable Doan's Kidney Pills for sale by all dealers. Price 60 cents. 'Mailed by Foster Milburn Buffalo, N.

sole agents for the U. S. Remem ber the name, Doan's, and take no substitute. Our Hospital Snips. The first hospital ships in the world are the Solace and Relief, the vessels fitted out by our government to accompany the army and navy in the war with The Relief was fitted out in New York under the direction of army sur geons with a most complete mod ern hospital equipment.

The Interior is dlvidedinto five large wards for the sick and wounded, also store rooms and officers', quarters, supplied with every appliance known to modern medical and surgical science; including all instruments likely to be required in surgical op Awarded x. Highest HonortWsrld't Ftlr," Qold Medal, Midwinter Fair. A Ten Crcsa cl Ttrtar Powder. YZATJJ Tin STATJDARD, nArni must be closed out as we positively will not carry any of erations. She has two complete ray outfits, a microscope lab ratory, perfect tacilitierf for photographing, and electrical power running the lights and operating hundreds of fans scattered throughout the wards to insure a cool temperature.

Other features of the equip ment Include distilling and refrigerating plants, and a plant for impregnating watSr with carbonic acid gas. The sick and wounded will be far better cared for on such vessels than would be possible In the field hospitals on shore. The government "Is making every effort to care for Its men by the use of the latest modern developments in hospital work. HOPE FOR SERVICE. Indiana Men at Chickamauga Anxious for Real jrCorrespondence of tbe Indlanapollt News.

With 160th Indiana regiment, Chickamauga Park, July 18, 1898. It does seem that at last we are to have a chance at a southern trip, and that to Porto AH day long the boys have been feeling in excellent spirits and every once in a while some fellow had to let off extra steam, and gave a yell. This afternoon 58,000 rounds "of ammunition were to us, which "with what we had on hand before, gives us nearly 100,000" rounds. Tomorrow the revolvers holsters and belts, which will come in, will be distributed among the officers. We are full now in all our supplies', except a few extra pairs of trousers.

It is a significant fact that the neighboring regiments have not received these extra rounds ot ammunition, and they appreciate this fact too, as the 31st Michigan and the 1st Georgia, usually the noisiest of the division, were exceedingly quiet today. It is. reported theregiments that showed the fewest sick were selected to travel In a few "days now Lieutenant Glasscock, who has acted as our ordinance officer, will have completed his duties and will return to his regiment. Over $50,000 worth of ordnance, not counting ammunition, has passed through his hands and been distributed to the regiment. Five members of Company have been court martialed for absenting themselves from camp for sometime.

A small fine and a lot of hard labor was the result Yesterday Mrs. Kiger, the wife of our lieutenant colonel, taken sick during church services, and had to be removed to her husband's tent. For several hours she was seriously ill Today she Is much better. Headache Qulokly Cured. Dr.

Davis Anti Headache never falls, WHEREFORE HE SENT NOT ROSES. Idtptatlon 'from Greek pros of PhUoatn tn.J Thou blameet toe booansa teat Ko roaet unto thee, But never illght to thee wai aeut, Kor btok of love ia me. Kay, tut 1 thought thine nbura hair garland more divine, And crowned with thy roeee fair, Thou nadit bo need of mine, In Homer Meleajer clalma No WTeath bnt treeeea briRhl '4 i Soeea were flame npon the flamet Or light adorning light. The roee it Jealou, know it well, And eoon ifr falla and dlea, And legend aaith Ita birth befell In melancholy wlee, Tot Cypria, hatting on her way, Waa pleroed by a thorn, And from her blood, the Qyprlarii The cruel roee wei born. Wonldat tlion be crowned? Oh, beware Those bltSNonit pltllcHal They aiiared not Cypria.

Would they apart Thy fragrant Then blame me not because I aent No roses onto theo, For never to thee waa meant, Nor lnck of love In me! I'ercy In I'urt' 'yw. AGUINALD0 DICTATE Proclaims His Power and Martial Law over Philippines GEN'L MILES REACHES THE MOLE From Madrid Cornea More Reports of Peace Neg otlatione TJncon firmed at Washington. AQUI5ALDO AS DICTATOR. Special to Thk NbwDkkocbat. CmcAOO, HL, 22, 1898, 3:25 p.

m. It is reported that Aguin aldo, the insurgent leader at Manila, has declared dictatorship and martial law over the Philippine 'V ''v The people are expecting independence I 1, 1 MOR PIACB EIPOBT8. Special to Tbs Niwa DiMocRAT. Chicago, HI July 22, 1898, 3.25 p. m.

Minister Gamaze, at Madrid says peace will shortly be concluded but there is no confirmation of this statement at Washington. MILES AT MOLK ST NICHOLAS. Special to Th Niws DKocaAT. Chicago, Dl, July 22, 1898, 3:25 p. m.

Oeneral Miles, in charge of the advance guard of the Porto Rlcan expedition, reports his arrival off Mole St Nicholas and states boats are moving well' Death of Mrs. Peter Foster, Sr. At 8 o'clock this morning occurred the death of Mrs. Elizabeth Foster, wife of Pete Foster at the family home, 86 North Poplar street. V''1 'Y The deceased was born in Ober kirchen Kreis St.

Wendel Regier ungsbeslrk Frier, Germany, where she was united In marriage to her life companion. They emigrated to this country in 1852 coming directly to this city, where they have re sided ever since, and have been held In the highest esteem by all who knew .) The deceased was 76 years old today and she leaves besides a husband, four children and twenty one grandchildren. The children are Nicholas Foster, Mrs. Peter Foster John Kindler and Mrs. Geo.

Kindler, all of this city. The cause of death was stomach trouble from which deceased has suffered since an attack of the grip Beveral years ago, but which was not severe enough to confine her to her bed only, since Monday evening. She was able to take a buggy ride last Monday, but that evening was seized with a violent attack from which she never rallied. ') The funeral will be held from Ss. reter and Paul's Catholic church Monday morning at 9 o'clock.

Burial in the Catholic cemetery, Eev. Father Heuser, officiating. Frank King, the South, Side butcher, Is quite proud over the extra quality of wheat raised on his larn. ITe says he secured 25 bush 3 to the acre and the quality test I C2 pouiula to the bushel. The i et price for wheat 13 72 cents, 1 Kis was cfTcred 73 cc ts, 1 ia r.a!.'.

tLs sayir i i V. .2 v.l::ath2 tr 1 ecca these Suits over to next season. week longer, 27th. Announcements. i BiTDSAVOB SOCIBTY BOOIAJL.

The' Endeavor Society of the Christian Chapel will ctve a lawn aoclal at the residence of Mrt. Adam Strausa, No. 87 Poplar street, Tuesday evenlns, July ttth. Ioe cream, cake and other refreshments will be served. Every body is welcome.

95t3 Ipaalah Prlaoncra Eaeape. Atlanta, July 22A It was reported at midnight that four of the Spanish prisoners confined et Fort McPher son since the beginning of hostilities with Spain had escaped. The officer in charge of the barracks refused to either deny or confirm the report, but several enlisted men ho came In from the post said three of the Spaniards had got away Wednesday and one Thursday night. 'j fof Contrreaa. Monmouth, 111., July 22.

Joseph A. Boy, of Quincy, was nominated for congress by the democrats of the Fifteenth Illinois district convention 'r Sllka. ir. A prominent feuture of fashkm as regards fabrics is among silks, which will be more universally worn than they have been in mwiy seasons, and the assuring element on this side of fashion ia the fact that a remarkably good quality can now be purchased at an astonishingly low pricefor instance, a very pretty striped or' checked taffeta at 69 and 69. cents a yard.

A silk gown ia necessity in any sort of fashionable dressing, and in these times of wonderfully low prices the number is not necessarily limited to one or two. Between the elegant brocades and the simple, inexpensive foulards, indiaa and surahs there is a great variety of silks most tempting and beautiful, which cannot fail to please every taste and accommodate every purse. In general favor they take precedence over the very fashionable grenadines, etamines and other transparent textiles, for the reason that these tempting goods require the prios of a second dress owing to tbe fact that they require a handsome silk lining. New York Post Bow to ataka PonlatU Soap. Melt three tablespoonfuls of butter ia a saucepan and add three tablespoonfuls each of cut celery, turnip and carrot, a tablespoonful of minced onion, i bay leaf, blade of mace, sprig of parsley and cook slowly 20 minutes.

Then add three tablespnonfula of flour, blend anc pour in gradually three pints of milk, with two teaspoonfula of salt, a salt spoonful of pepper and cook all in double boiler for 20 minutes. Strain into tureen in which is a half cupful oi cream beaten with two yolks of eggs. ASK TOUR DRUGGIST for a generous CATARni 10 Cant Trial Sis. ELY'S CREAM BALM eontalna no oooalne, mercury nor any other lQjorlouidrm It la qniokJy absorbed, tilvea relief at onoe. It opena and eleanaes the Natal Paaiagei, Allayi In flammatlon, Heali 1 pw.r ,1 Lr.

ana Protects tbe Membrane, vestorei the Bensea of Taate and Hnaell. FnllilaeCOo: Trial slie ioe. at druRglsti or by mall. ELY BROTHERS, 6d Warren St. New York A permanent and 1, Bed Bug la of ad In of It er One application a year will rid the worst Infested sofa or folding bed.

Clean, safe and 'oderlecs. X. SIIOSE mm) Mwmi Ths 5 Cent Ci SOLD aw ai A i LA ja Elj a ortmcnt cf this Mo. BIl.GOm:' DR. CLOKEY, Eoaecpathlst, Rooms 4 and 5 1.

0. 0. F. Building L. SCI1NEIDNAN, of Chicago, has opened up a crchont Tailoring: .7 ESTABLISHMENT on West Market St, opposite Demo crat office.

uits made to order from I15, up. uu, uiuk auauicu uu pressed, 75C Pants shortened, 10c Everything at the lowest. Good work and satisfaction WE SELL THE Trade Sewing Hacliine for No more, no less." It ia thebesf chine for the money ever made. There no middlemen's Profit. We get them to you direct from the factoryj Our prices cannot be beaten.

WE Guarantee Every. Machine. WE SELL THE lou lloiiio Dacliino THE BEST 1 WM. JOHN No. 9 East Market Street.

Friend, Stop and Consider Whether you will neglect your greatest duty In life to yonr wile and children and allow them, after yonr death, to be robbed their Inheritance which you have work ao bard to aave tor them, on acoonnt of your oareleia neglect to aee that aome old mortgage or other Ilea against yonr bom hai been duly cnoelled or cleared up la yoor lifetime and while others who aa wltnesiea know of tbe payment of inch liena are it ill Hying, or whether you will go today to Black's Abstract OiUce, at No. 6 North Jeflerson Street, where you will find the only tel of abstracts of title ever made Huntington County, and get an abstract title to yonr home and thua find whether there are any liens of any kind against which have not been satisfied of reoord. He can elear up your title, he can make the olonds roll by and the sun ahlne bright In your borne by reason of yoor know ledge that in tbe hereafter, when yonr life's Journey is over, no one can come In and lake the dear old borne away from your loved ones. There are many mistakes In the old records, many omissions that may yet be oor reeted. I have it all In my oflloe.

Be that your chain or title Is complete and unbroken. Bee that all Hens which have been paid are duly cancelled. Better attend to It now while It today with yon. Charge very reasonable. Come and see me and I will surely do you good.

Yours truly, Joseph SI. Black. Abstracter. destroyer of Their Eggs. THE cn rir.rlict.

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