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MARMON 115 North Bloomington, Main-9t. Ill The Mrs. Clark Company's NEW Lunch Room 153 Michigan Ave. Between Monroe and Adams Sta. CHICAGO NOW OPEN Home cooking moderate prices, prompt and quiet service.

Location handy to all lake boats, elevated and surface of the noise Openiweek days only from 7 a. until p. Tel. Central 2181 A Good Place to Eat When in Chicago, Mothers Tonic backache--the dull, achine. grinding kind, makes thouch one must lie and sake it imposible to stay down.

Mother's torturing backdigestion, promoting regulating the bowels, revitaliaing the purifyine the blood. and free It druses tastes and makes better immediately, cents st all Salve cures cuts, and colde and preventa la grippe, and diphtheria. it. not refuse to try Mocon Cereai Coffee because you hare tried ether and did not like them. on la as velvet and from Manufactured br the Central City Cereal Coffee Ca healthy makes It Burdock makes pure blood.

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Daily From by Wire County Towns BASE BALL AT DANVERS-The Normal Greys played two games at Danvers Friday afternoon, and were outclassed in each game. In the third inning of the first game they quit with the score standing 11 to 0 in favor of Danvers. The Greys kicked on a decision of Umpire Morrison and refused to play, 50 the game was forfeited to Danvers 9 to 0. The disputed decision was an attempt of the pitcher to deliver the ball to the batter while not in his box, the Greys claiming that a balk could not be made unless the pitcher was in his box. although section 4 of rule 33 says different.

The second game with Larison 86 umpire was a poor exhibition of ball by the Greys also. The line-up of the teams were as follows: Normal--Gardner, catcher; Taylor, pitcher; Keeran, first base; Bishop, second base; Coomer, third base; Boling, shortstop; Dillon, left field; Koehler, center field; Williams, right field. Danvers--Morrison, catcher; Habecker, pitcher: Twining, first base; Corey, second base; Hines, third base; Meeka, shortstop; Strubhar, left feld; Vance, center fleld; Hill. right field. Score by innings of first gameDanvers 6 1-11 6 Greys ...0 0 0-- 0 0 The score of the second gameDanvers .0521701 -16 Greys 0 0 01 1 In the second game the Greys played eight innings and Danvers seven.

ODELL DEFEATS CHENOA-Yesterday the Chenoa Cresents met the second defeat which they have received this season. Odell came down to do the famous Cresent team and they succeeded. The Crescents played out of form and made several costly errors. However, the game was fast and snappy in spite of the large score run up by Odell. The visiting team won out by their batting.

On the other hand the Crescents failed to meet the ball. The score was 15 to 2 in favor of Odell. The line up was as follows: Odell Position Crescenst Hossack 88 Powers Reel 3b Bethard Cleary 2b Finley Philips Hinshaw Brown Lord E. Cleary Jones O'Neil 1b Whiteside Fonger Sandham Bethard Johnson et Nickle The score by innings was: Odell 073 -15 Crescents 2 (MOST POROUS A WHEAT BISCUIT MOST DIGESTIBLE Quick Relief for Asthma Sufferers. Foley's Honey and Tar affords immediate relief to asthma sufferers in the worst stages and if taken in time will effect a cure.

Sold by Ripley Strickland, Frison Sweeting. -Never Judge a man by the cigars he gives away, -A man' of brass is always ready to show his metal. Consumption Threatened. "I was troubled with a hacking cough for a year and I thought 1 had consumption." Say'S c. Unger, 211 Maple street.

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oucht to he canonized. women ate so vain that they are never happy unless making mischief between the husbanda and wives of their friends. Potent Pill Pleasure. The pills that are potent their action and pleasant in effect are De Witt's Little Early Risers. W.

8. Philpot. of Albany, Ga. MAX "During bilious attack took one. Small It war it did me more good than calomel mass other pills 1 ever took and at the same time it effected me pleasantly.

Little Early Rivers are certainly an Ideal pill." Bold by Bipley Strickland. -It's people who have never been merabout ried who make howl the evils of divorce, -Can anyone explain why many entendid men women marry celted, itt-bred fools! Eat All You Want. Perms troubled with Indigestton or can eat they want if they will take Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. This remedy prepares the stomach for the ception, retention, digestion and latin of all the wholesome food that may be eaten. and enables dievative to traneform the same the kind of blood that stres health and strength.

Sold by Ripley Strickland who think themselves awfully -When a man makes he la always interestine. AL other timin he real presale. Dewitt is the Name. When go Witch Hazel Halve look for the name De Witt on every The pure, unsdulterated witch hazel um in making Witt's Witch Hazel Naive, which the best salve the world for cute, burna, bruise, bolls and The of piles. popularity Witch Hazel Salve, due many curre, has caused numerous worth.

less counterfeits to be placed the ket The genuine the name Do WHEE A Chicago, Bold by Ripe ley A Strickland. woman's mirror her confidante. There may keep a if of them are dead. Save the Children. Ninety nine out of every one hundred deraces that children have are due to assorteri of the stomach, and die order are all indigestion.

their little and keeps their and develops ment. Henry Central street. Nashville UNtie boy le now years nit and has been from ever since he 1 have had the heel In bet failed to de him any After one bottle Kotal he te a 1 recommend to all diesste what 854 make the stomach sweet. Bold by Ripley a THE CITY. Specials for Saturday In Summer Needs.

-Mennen's powder 8c box. 25c bead chains 10c each. New wash neckwear 25c. Fancy dot neck ribbons 9c yard. Wrist bag containing mirror, purse and bottle 50e each.

Coin holders 19c each. 25c toilet soaps and tooth preparations, choice 17e each, Sample line fans. New silk and wool shawls 48c each. THE BOSTON I STORE. Vacation Notes.

-Miss Aimee B. Cox, leaves next week for a visit at the home of Miss Margaret Cox at Gibson City. -Misses Sadie Cox and Esther Grice, of Gibson City are visiting at the home of Miss Aimee Cox in this city. -Mr. and Mrs.

Fremont Roe and family and Mrs. Charles Lake leave this morning for a three weeks' visit in New York. -Dr. W. Guthrie and daughter, Miss Beradine, returned yesterday morning ter a three weeks' trip on the Lakes and in Minnesota.

-Mr. and Mrs. Yontz Bonnett, Dr. A. D.

Loar and Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Jones and baby, of Keokuk.

la who are visiting at the home of Dr. Loar, returned yesterday from A ten days' camp at Macinac Mineral Springs, near Carlock. Abandoned Coal Shaft. -Colfax Press; -Recelver, F. Y.

Chisholm has had men at work for the last few days tearing things to pieces at the enst shaft. The engines, fan. screens and considerable other material were loaded on a car and shipped to Cornell where a new coal shaft has recently been sunk. There was a splendid vein of coal at this mine, nearly six feet thick and ought to have been a money maker. The money to sink this shaft was subscribed by the citizens of all of which they lose.

The business management changed hands so often that one never knew who to look to for money due them. and nearly every one who touched the thing lost money Including several hundred dollars. due men for labor. Sunday School Board Met. -The Sunday school board of Grace church met last evening in the church parlors.

The principal matter for consideration was the report of the finance committee of the recent church picnic at Miller Park. It WAS referred to the auditing committee, Messrs. W. J. Baldridge and W.

M. Deaver. The people in charge of the financial end of the pienie were unable to report all bills paid and a small amount of money on hand. This picnic was held a week ago last Wednesday and the bills contracted were all paid by 10 o'clock in the morning of the following day, The next meeting of the board will be held two weeks from last evening, Latest Injunction Dissolved, -Secretary George W. Stubblefield received a telegram yesterday from Chicago etating that the injunction granted few days ago against the American Petcheron Horse Breeders' and Importere' Association had been dissolved.

Mr. Stubblefteld thought this might possibly end the attempts of Thompson to the association by litigation, but it might not be impossible that still another injunction could be asked. One ing fact in this case is that it was the oecasion of the first appearance as an torney of Elbridge G. Hanecy, formerly circuit judge, since his retirement from the bench. He represented Thompson.

Has a Gita- Monster, nty Sheriff Thomas W. Stevenson yenterday received a stuffed gila-monster which was sent to him by friend in California. The animal looks like tograph he seen of that specimen. but is not nearly as long as he supposed them to be. Stost people have an Idea that they are several feet lone.

but the one here is only a few Inches lone. The animal Is somethine on order of the chameleon Gita-monsters are said to he very dangerous antagonists. Bids on Akers Keck Building. -The following were at the office of Architect Miller yesterday for the new Akers Keek building. The include the north and south party walls.

are already in position. The contractors bid as follows: Evans, 116.356: Bowley, McConville, 516: Freedland. 113.339; Wetshaar. Thomas. 114,343.

contract not yet been Marriage Licenses. -The following marriage licenses were Issued yesterday in the cierk'a office: Kent Hougham, Peoria. Emma Taber. Peoria, William H. Lincoln.

Sire. Addie Goldembith, Lincoln. Work by Odd Fellows. No. 265., 1.

0.0. lodge Into F. two candidates Inston lodge. No. 400, last evening the degree team doin the Jacoby ritualistic work.

The was crowded the Initiation after war heartily enjoyed. Refreshments were Back to His Old Home. and Dunbar White wit depart today for for visit. That town WAR formerly Mr. White's home, but be visited since left.

thirty years 320. He will hate sister, whom be has not seen for thirty years New Sults in Court. -Timothy Ryan haR brought sult against John 11. Jones and other to quiet title to some land Randolph township. Wilhelmina Peerle has brought a foreclosure sutt Herman Kummer to collect 1500 mortgage lot in J.

Twine's addition in Peoria. tende this etty have received that the wife of Mr. Matt Foley, resident Peoria, wha formerly lived here. a seriously and that she is expected to the suffering with stomach trouble and peration will be neck enry for tellef. Visitor From Colorado.

Ermina McAllister, of Monte Vista. in the city for few daya, of Mine Ivy Kimier. Mine Mos Allister formerly a resident of thie being employed an a stencerapher by She la now the office Harbet of Gen. J. Bloombeld at Monte Vista.

President Felton Stande Pat. Post, July -Preident Henry 0. Foreman of the South Park hard received a letter by special today from President Hamuel Felton of the Chicago Alton Hallway refusing to take away the sand Company Western avenue boulevard. Will Ge California. D.

T. Poster and Miss Myra Walton, of Fast Mulberry street. left fast evening for an extended visit California Violent Attack ef Diarrhosa Cured by Chamberlain's Colle, Choiera and Remedy and haps a Life Saved. "A short ago I was taken with violet attack of diarrhe and believe have died 1 had not cotton tee John eltisen of Patton. Alabama friend Chamberlain's Cello.

Cholera and Diarshoes medy bought twenty cent tittle and after taking three a entirely cured. 1 ronalder it the beet remedy in the world for bowel plainte For ante by all druacieta, of I. Foot Ball Schedule. -Coach Huff, of the University of Illinois, foot fa'l team has given out his schedule for the coming season. With the exception of a possible addition of two games to the top of the list it will be as follows; Sept.

30, Osteopaths, at Champaign; Oct. 3, Knox college, at Champaign Oct. 7. Chicago Physlelans and 1 Surgeons, at Champaign; Oct. Ruch Medics, at Champaign; Oct.

17, Purdue Lafayette; 24. Chicago university, at Chicago; Oct. 31. Northwestern, at Champaign; Nov. 7.

Indiana. at Bloomington; Nov 14, Minnescota, at Champaign; Nov. 20, Iowa at Iowa City: Nov 26, Nebraska, at Lincoln, Nebraska. Funeral of John Liston. -The funeral of John Liston, who was killed on the Alton tracks at Lincoln Wednesday, was held yesterday afternoon at three o'clock from Holy Trinity church.

'The interment was in St. Mary's Catholic cemetery. A number of the local bricklayers' union attended and the organization sent a handsome floral offering. Edward Dooley Here. -Mr.

Edward Dooley, who is now superintendent of St. Louts Terminal yards, is visiting relatives in this city. He has been gone but three months and his promotion will be good news to his friends. To Sing For Teachers. -The Euterpean quartet, composed of Misses Carrie Davisson.

Isla McCarty, Ena Wren and Lea Knapton, are rehearsIng for their appearance at the Teachers institute to be held at the Wesleyan the latter part of August. Called to Grand Rapids. Mr. Harry Wilzinski, of My Store, has been called to Grand Rapids, by the serious illness of his father. Paxton.

-J. P. Dudley has just erected A massive granite monument on his lot in Glen cemetery. It is a beauty. -Miss Harriet Wilson returned today to her home in DeKalb, Ill, after a four week's visit with Paxton friends.

Elder F. M. Royal, of the Christian Catholic church, held services at Clark's hall Friday evening and will hold services Saturday evening and Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock. L. Strong has sold his residence property on West Patton street to Mrs.

Samuel Strong for $2.000 and will remove to Grand Rapids, about August 15, -L, B. Caple has received word from A sister who resides in Iowa that she will join him on trip east. They will complete a family circle of thirteen that has not before in many years gathered in the old home in New York. Mr. Caple will 1m- prove the opportunity to visit Buffalo and New York City in order to acquaint self with the latest styles and fashions in gents taf'oring.

-The board of directors of our public library met Thursday evening and awarded the contract for the new $10,000 Paxton Carnegie public library. The bids were as follows; Southern Illinois Construction St. Louis, Chas. Castle Bloomington. English Bros.

paign $11,400: Frank H. Jahr, 8. M. Newhn. Paxton.

D. D. Denman. Paxton. $9,825 N.

H. Pearson, Paxton. $9,685. The last mentioned being the lowest bidder the contract was awarded to him. Mr.

and Mrs. George T. Har wood celebrated their golden wedding last Snturday evening. July 25th. A few friends were present.

The couple were married 25 at Lyons, N. Y. July 1853. The cele. bration was surprise.

Mre. Harwood having been in poor health. They were presented by Rev. D. H.

Griggs, pastor of the Baptist church with two $20 gold pleces and gold colored ribbon which was printed the names of nearly hundred persons who were present the eift. Ten dol'ars was also received them mall, Mr. and J. V. RISER, of Urbana.

Ill were present. Mrs. Riggs to Mrs. Harwood'a sister. Mansfield.

-Mr. George Hahn, is home from his trip to Missouri. -Mra. P. D.

Siler and Son. visiting relatives in Champalen, -Burrell Bowman the misfortune to his foot severely glass. Mre. William Wright having her tenant residence raised and other wise -The ladies of the M. church will serve cake at the hall Saturday -George Martin packing his household goods will Champalen the first of next week.

There working the interest of youne man who falling train some improved. wanted for him enouch get his artifical McDowell. -Miss Lutte Waples of Pontiac Ing relatives here. -Mra. R.

Bentley, of Pontiac been visiting her sister Mira -During Wednesday lightning struck the barn Mr. ley's but not damage did -Mr. Shaffer and Mr. their cats and they made of bushels to the acre, quality stood, Hopedale. -Mrs.

Jane Galbreth, of Nebraska 18 visiting relatives here. -R. A. Henderson and Ralph McCoy were Bloomington visitors Thursday. -E.

M. Gallid moved his household goods to Hopedale from Mackinaw Friday. -Bert Gibson and Harvey Brandt of Atlanta visited in Hopedale Friday and Saturday. -Lee Railsback of this place, plays first base for Tremont against Green Valley Saturday. -The Review has cut with a handsome new headline.

come, This paper 15 being otherwise greatly Improved. Twin Grove, -Mr. E. Munsell celebrated his 79th birthday the 29th. -The convention at East Twin Grove Sunday was a success.

-Mrs. Jacob Jonson, who has been very Ill, is much improved. -The Rev. George Southgate will address the congregation at the Christian church Sunday at 11 8. m.

-The farmers are almost through with their harvesting and the threshing machine will soon be heard in the vicinity, The oats harvest has the promise of more abundant yield than was first expected. Elkhart. -Oats are running about 40 bushels per acre on an average around here. ac -Mr. John Randal of McCook, raska, is her on a visit to his parents.

-Mr. Hiram Keafs and his sister, Miss Felicite Oglesby, were Mt. Pulaski callers Thursday. -Rev. T.

D. Kennedy and sister Mrs. J. H. Anderson.

of Rochester N. Y. were recent Mt. Pulaski callers. -Mra, Thomas O' Dea, Miss Nora Hickey, of here, and Mrs.

J. H. Anderson, of Rochester, N. spent Saturday and Sunday in St. Louts, Mo.

Carlock. -Mr. Harden Brown's new barn 18 completed. -Mrs Maggie Salzinan will build large barn next week. Mr.

Chris Miller, brother of Ciena Park is here on a visit. Mrs. Mahala Clark of Nebraska returned to her home on Thursday. -Mr. Shaffer, of Chicago, is here on a few day's stay.

He is a partner of 8. E. Maurer. Weston. -Mr.

H. D. Ledgerwood is in Cayuga this week. -Mrs. Grady is slowly improving.

Willie Eckhart is spending the week with relatives in Fairbury, Mr. and Mrs. Ripley, of Ocoya, spent Thursday at the home of Con Sullivan. -Mra. Pool, of Fairbury, was the guest of her son George Pool this week.

chautauqua at Thursday -Postmaster attended the Johnson, ing. Stanford. H. Atterbery the protrait man is in our town again. H.

Strad'ey is in the vicinity of Covel with his cooperative map plan. -Thomas McClure, returned this ing from a visit with him John T. McClure at Denver Colorado. CASTORIA For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature of WHISKEY AND BEER HABIT PERMANENTLY CURED BY "ORRINE" Phreicians and scientists thronghout the have long since pronounced drunkenness disease of the nervous morbid craving for a stimulant the kind of that drink will satisfy the use which will ruining the and 08 in death.

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"PRESTO" quick-flour has the exact proportions of Cream Tartar, Soda, and Salt, that such flour needs, already blended uniformly into it, by machinery. These chemicals are the purest made, mixed with the flour when they are fresh and strong, and then sealed up in air -tight packages that Grocers retail at 10c and 25c. The very best flour, and the purest Cream of Tartar and Soda are thus sold in "PRESTO," at the price of common flour, combined with Baking Powder, why? Because-" PRESTO" carries only a Miller's profit on the whole product, instead of a Druggists profit on the Baking Powder, or 44 per cent. portion. Then, there's the great labor saving, and the certainty of results, to consider in its valuation.

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