The Springfield News-Leader from Springfield, Missouri • Page 8

1 ttn (Springfield republican, springfield, Saturday motiving, uuly 3 1 eve. TV UOID To sell Dry Gooda are sold here i Hfw tork VHr. The rrrlikl 4 era ar at 5 to Iprr nil lm exuraar lhaa tha large elty i. llralilea, aril fur raak aad Jarlleve la law Brlcee, Lonsdale Ittenched Maalta. per yard 1 4.

Ural Apron l.tnghania, prr yard, 4 2r. Rr( Be (auibrlo Jk'lrt LlalnK. I.aat ynr'. Shirt Waial a kirk raat fro at Sue la B2e Mca, bow rarh, lal )ri Vhlrl Ma lata willed roat as from MMe lo l.0 firh, ao 3S' eaeh. Yard nlilr etlra heavy I ablearhrd Maslla, fcrlter Ikam I a niinn a aani, ail ae a I a rl lark fin Kticnrrtl Uraand.

warth tOc a yard, at 8 1r a yard. N. All SHU goad aaalliy Taffeta or Mulrr Rlbbaaa. rlar here Mc to 4.te a yard, kere aali'at Tlx t.el araiuleaa f'aat lllark. 1W illf la la luivn for lc a 1 hnmrlfiin Do I re Cntioa Drni (iood markt4 dotva from, atT; I'4 nrl fo So a yard.

nnd nrncleuira'a Haadkrrrblef, elarwkere Te to lUe dl rai'li. here Re each. llo Summer orael al 3Se rack. Hirer iiiU Clark's Thread lor lOcw 'tj Si'ira Spool F.nibroldrrr Silk for Sc. jA si U.J1 JL 1 JLU TlifPOT CASH Uroffr.

t.VI.l'WlN THEATKR BUlI.DlNa. K.iui. VL ST tC.M nt Kl.iiir 15 4 'ti 11.00 no 1 t'J r. ll jit Sic 4 i 'iii, l.rJ Za Eg Nudela, per pacaS iOt Pai 'kaVKoa rpi'iianut l' to all part. of the cltj on short notice the best line of Teas r.r.

fi the Mty, which We ra acUInc trery cheap. Call In and look through sr k. CHICAGO'S GREAT. SILVER paper; THE CHICAGO DISPATfCH Is tha Lira, Poatrlaf, laraait, Boarst, Arrraaalra aad Profrasal Fapas Tlmea Ton ahoold beaoaaa acqaalhtad arltk II HOME OFFICE: us and 117 FIFTH AVENUE, CHICAO0, ILU Subscription RMte3 Wecklyf $lt0g yw Qt 50 Ctmts 6 Honti9, 6ampl Coplaa Prt Agnla Wanladi JJ. J.Qi.

.1..,. 'S1III Jamaat mi i in i Hi a in nail a mm is SPECIAL 1 have a car of carriages', surrey phaetons and wagons which I offer for prices unequaled. Those who contemplate a purchase will do well to call and examine this stock. Will sell on time and installment plan to good parties. I have a few fine carnages and buggies I will sell at Which arcnew and perfectly elegant for the price.

Horses furnished to parties wishing to purcha.e an entire Cull line'of spring wagonsd hacks and can furnish a 1 1 Few Second Hand Rigs For Sale Gheap. rhraprr a vrerae Ikaa) la bal 4 per real, aad ao bMi lJ prr yard, 3 3r. C3 aad ttTe a yard ood for Taat or Oihlond Hoar fur lo U.5c Stoker1 PtviiY(I llacarunl, per package Fljur per pkg 5o Prepared Mu.Hard. per bottle 5. VanHlav Extm pr bcttl 5,.

Lfmon Extract, pef t. By josefK h. DvtLor 'SHdt'LD BE IN THE HANDS OP EVERY FRIEND OF SILVER AND EVERY CHAMPION OF HONE5TY. DO YOU READ IT? IP NOT. ORDER IT THROLK1H YOUR LOCAL NEWS DEALER OR POSTMASTER.

OR DIRECT FROM THE HOME OFFICE of tha l.4sUlllJVj'l' Williams, GREATLY 1REB0CED vac CITY BREVITIES. Cooper the old reliable plumb era. 114 South etreet, fr hydrant anil cistern pumps. Telcpbon 1 1. Le Blanc Rathbun.

Tailors and Ira, porunA 'IX'i and 219 BoonvlUe street John Schneider leaves tohlnht for an Intended trip through the. vast and will visit the larse sho factories In New York aud Bwton. Ureal Clearlnir Safe In Millinery at 3lM street, alae Meek. Misas Alys FYaser of Hiawatha. Is visiting MIs Toney Sadler of 4 f'helva avenue.

Flee concert at the Zoo park every Sunday afternoon and Thtirrday night. 'Ti younic men named Massey and Etbrldjje roasted 6.SK ponnda o( peanut during June. It wan Jone on a The young men live on north Main street. The Famous Furniture and Carpet .117 Commercial street Is the people's, furniture store, The Salvation army will have another special public meeting next Monday nleht. Rev.

Pierce Pinch wilt be the speaker. Hall. 41! South street. Hand.aome fly net'scheap Crawford's, I'llmann block, corner Collefte and tampbell streets. Mrs.

Neva Thomas, lecturrr ao4 Jrganlzetvif the T. will deliver, her famous lecture on the "History, Growth and Mission of the Temperance Movement." at the Salvation a Liny hall. 411 South street next Tuesday evenin. July at sVclock. Iron and Rrass bedteaJs at low prU es.

The Famous Furniture and Carpet 217 East Commercial street. Ensign Smith tMld a Republican re pijittr night that the Fourth oT July numUr of the "War Cry" Is Liking like hjt cakes on a froaty mcrnlrg. His wife, and himself sold 112 yesterday. We aiv makinit special price? on chr petn, matting. curtains and iiijow shades.

The Famous Furniture and Carpet co'mpany. 217 East CommefriUl street the people's furniture atore. There will be quite a time on tile square tonight with firework Lirt the crowd will probalily all go to the If atlllited with scalp disease, hair falling out. an premature do not use grease or alcohol preparatlo oris. but apply Hall's Hair Renewer.

partment No. 1 certainly deserve a great deal of credit for the way hey have fixed up their new quarters. They have painted the liifJde of the building In a very appropriate Color and the place la as clean as a new pin. It was a mis arable place for thetien before the work waa started. Cars for Doling 'a park leave Commercial street 20 and SO minutes after the hour and for the Zoo park at the hour.

The Bremen of both, departments ware pleased to see Joe Jones back at his post again. Joe fell from a scaffolding three weeks ago and was painfully hurt confining him to his home. Why pay 113 for genuine rubber buggy harness when you.can buy one of us for (12.50? M. O. Crawford, corner College and Campbell street 1.

Attorney Q. TV. iLydy has gone to Re publlc'Hhls morning deliver tn 4th of July oration there today. He HI1e i 1533 DOOOTILLE STREET. SALE Mayml mrnke the food pare, trhofftsonic and tlnHrjoaa.

IS POVDER Abkolutcly Pure aorat auoaa Manr 00., mm tcsk. the orator of the day at Lebanon Mon y. that beautiful HunRarlan w.iod bed room ault at th Famous Furniture and Carpet 217 East Commercial street. This I only one of many pretty, cheap and novel suits that can be seen at The Famous. The people's furniture store.

Assistant Prosecuting Attorney Harry McGregor and Marshal Wade Hlndinan returned tr in Nashville yesterday 304 Scuth street Is the place. 'VV 1 your millinery cheap, as well as g' wliw the best styles. Don't forget the plac? 304 South street, Mae Meek. James O. Thurmiin and Mies AJeiss Smith, both of KeputiUc and John Lipps and Miss Kosa Rox.

of SprlnglVld. were granted marriage lU'eiie yesterday. Learn short hand piano music and become a teacher. Sje II. E.

Hubbell, ten weeks makes a graduate. No other system, on. earth will do It. We challenge the worid. Mary E.

Jacobs of C.reenfleM, who has been the guest of friends In the city, returned to her home yesterday morning. Special prices all this week on' the St U. tuw l. the finest glove flafnc corset made. Millinery at treat red uAion.

304 South street, Mae Meek. B. F. Hobart and family of St. Louis are settled In their home at Woodland Heights, this city, for the suavnej.

TKe Famous Furniture and, Carpet Ca. 217 East Commercial afreet are making some especially lew fcylia on new stylish and pretty good for a days. The Famous la the people's stora yoo know. Mrs. Laura Blatna axid daufltW, May, have goneo Manktou, woafrt they will spend the heated Dr.

E. H. Mcprlde has returned to Springfield to stay. Has begun practice. Office No.

Z22 South street, up stairs. That dark brown taste and horrid breath you have In tha moralpf Si caused oy ao inactive liter, meoicines relieve tor awhile; othen few day but Kerblne cares. saJu, by J. TV. CraaJt Dfng oi, oarr FOR 9 Prices the Lowest in the Btxinvllle and Commercfat streets and 3U6 South Campbell street, Bprtngflcld, MO.

Mr. and Mre. R. F. Grayblll of Charleston, S.

visiting friends In the city. They will leave on Monday evening for Denver to spend the summer. Itiaac Pippin Was brought in last night from iSeymour. by Deputy I'nlted Statea Murshal Brown for selling whiskey without a license? He will have a hearing before United State Commlav slcner Hensley this morning. We are making aeverat atylerTTThlgh grade buggy harness that we sell to the retail trade at less than manufacturer's wholeeale prices.

M. U. Crawford, corner College and Campbell streets. T. T.

Kills and family will leave today for "the river whjre they will camp and fish for a week1 or two. Weary wives, mothers, and daughters tired nure, watchers, and hlp tired women of all classes should take Ayre's Sarsaparllla. It the kind they need to give pure blood, firm tierves, buoyant and refreshing sleep. There Is no tonic equal to Aycr's Sar saparllla. R.

L. Pralher, formerly of the Ozark Free Silver Herald, was In low yester Old Style 5o Principe. MAKEE 1 IHIMIXAL COIBT DOCKKT. Crlmlaal Court Will I na teaaloa July SUth. Criminal court will be in session Jm, 26.

and the docket was competed ii terday. There are a smaller number at cases than last term. The following the arrangement for hearing uf cases For th first day are set case 0f Hyder, felonluoa assault; Luther Ca mingH, statutory J. v. EWrl4.

forcible entry and detainer; Jarnes tj Hale, manslaughter In the fourth da! gree; Bill Rtokea, attachment: Bettu Nelson, violutlns city ordinance. Tlu oar against J. D. Hall Is for the kllllni of Joe Danforth and was brought oaf from the March term. The a.

cond day's list is! John Manna' attempt to rape; Emma Hodges, fojj gery; Fred Stewart, burglary and tar! ceny; Willis Wallace, keeping, a gaming house, three cases. The third day's budget contains cut against W. A. Whltesell. rape; 8 g.

Wilhult and W. W. Chlnn, forgerr 3. E. Wllholt, forgery; Henry gel, obstructing railroad train; Henry Giles, common amault.

Two cases are set for' the fourth dr Turley, obtaining property bf false pretenses, and Pat Mugun, carrj. Ing concealed weapons. 'a'he cast for the sixth day are: J. Sheppard. kidnaping; Margaret Tun ner.

Heckle Edmonson common assault, The two cases for the sixth day an those of New ton Horner, forgery, ar4 D. S. Watta. gelling liquor In vlolativnof in I The seventh day Is set fir ttie tria! of J. M.

Swlnney, violating local optloj law, two casts; Frank Schaffer. com. mon assault; Mary Thorna ajid Jaik Yoakum, public Ind "cency; W. 3. W11L lams, adultery.

Eighth day:" Albert Wh. ler. slag. derv Walter Sharp, Information for turbln? the peace of a family. Liquor Cisep against James Parr.

Tilley, James Coady. p. H. (Villi splr and Sam Vaughan, P. H.

Olllespl J. s. Til. lory and Jack Carr, are Set for the ninU day; also the ca.sl aof Sco Digga, con. mon assault and Wlliiam D.

8, Watu and H. B. Meyer, forfeited rso. ognlxance. Tenth day: Lloyd Tatiow.

buflary and' larceny; Thomas Bunn, violating U. cense; M. M. Kay. violating M.

Ovcrstreet, violating I'tsler, violating ordinance; Henry Pelrce, violating ordinance. Judge McAfee made the folic "ng as. nouncement today: All caaec cotnlng appeal or new arrests art at for tha tenth day of the term, exoiept in casts In which Indlctmeui are remrrx a ij the grand Jury, which are to ai oi the day follow ing Its return lr.u coui. Prill firnTTPf Knit bottoms, only 25ct a pair. CT7JP CLOTULVQi I rilv SHUK to.

outfit. I als have mriWrlnlf1 DAYS day. He has sold his newspaper' to a Mr. Brown and wlil go to Minnesota. where ho expects to another.

Standard Flumt'la; company, Wt South street solicits your paironjura Best work for least money. JIM LAWLER. CLAY TOMPKIN1 Kotlee to Moekholdera. Parties holding sto: In the Central National bat.k are requested to call and get their dividend checks for the divi dend Just declared out of the earnings for the six months. GEO.

DANIEL, Cashier. Men's linen 'trash suits only $3.00 at the STAR CLOTHING AND SHOE CO. Next to Court House. Tr; FOR ItkR HEALTH. Three gprlacHrlillan Will Float Uaai Ike Jaaara for Three Di)i, Cy Patterson, John White and WUher Heavdley left this morning for a three iajs" floating, trip down the Janus' river.

They start at Campbell street bridga and float to White river. Mr. Head lay's health has been so poor that his friends thought the trip do htm a lot of good. Cy says'fte will give Headley a few duckings In the rivtr tie fore the end of the trip. Children's white i)nck or Linen Star CLOTHING SHOE 0.

At a reMnt meeting ef the Royal 8o dty tit Lpflflen there was xhiblted a new apparatua for registering tha number of Strokes mad with the oars In a rowboat. 60 U7T Vtftr TTfc RICES. iaGEWT. City;.