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raiuY, LAxtcn- WEDDED HERE TIME ISJHE TEST FIRE TEAM DROVIISl i-' 0 SERIOUS DAMAGE the joliet BRIDGE Joliet, AND IRON Illinois. ANNOUNCEMENTS. i -l FOR ALDERMAN. i FIRST WARD. i To the Voters of the First Ward: I hereby announce myself canal date for re-election to the ofBce of Aldeiman of our ward and respect fully solicit your support at the Republican ward caucus, the action of which 1 shall abide by.

Very truly yours, tf-d a HORSE. Contractors; Designers and Manufact urers of steel bridges, buildings, etc. A large itoclt of Stttl lot of Steel for baizes always i small on hand small For Plans. Estimates and General Information call on or address oor local agent M.McCABE, a BLOCK 407 Sooth 0te Street, 1 (Oflta Wit M. fr) Blvldcr, lii.

Johnston Merrill i 8ocMora to P. B. KaBdjr 114 East Pleasant St 265 Acre Farm In southern Illinois for sale or trade for Belvi-; dere property, Two Business Lots On, South State street for sale or trade for property or live stock. One of the finest homes in Freeport, to trade for stock of merchandise, any kind, any place. JOHNSTON MERRILL The Name Witch Hazel 1 ie came Witch Hazel Is much' ted E.

a DeWItt and Uie Inventors of the original only genuine Witch Hazel Sale. care for Cuts, Euros, lses, Eczema, Tetter. Piles, etc re are many counterfeits of this soroi of which are dangerous, ie they are all worthless, to buy Witch Hazel Salve see that the E. C. DeWItt and Co, Chicago, 1 the box and a cure Is certain.

0 oote.drugglst as BoJs Wild Ride for Life' 1th family around expecting him lie, and a son riding for life, teen relies, to get Dr. King's Discovery for Consumption, gha and Colds, W. n. Brown, of itllle, I Ind endured death's iles from asthma; but this medicine gave Instant relief soon I cared him. lie writes: low sleep soundly every night.

a marveJoos cures of Consumption umonlaj Bronchitis, Coughs, Golds Orlp proved its matchless merit all Throat and Lung troubles, ranteedj bottles 50o and tl. Trial lea free at John Foote's drug j. I Special and Ourj New Line of I Prices 15c pair 1 Sc pair WfoeA Barga for extra heavy! Bo3s hose fine ribbed Misses' hose, Corner South I eader New Store State and Pleasant HOPKIN'S BLOCK ins in Lace Curtains, Hosiery Shoes this Curtains are in and are from $4.00 pr. TEE TESTIMONY OP BELVIDESE PEOPLE STANDS THE TEST. The test of time Is what tells the tale.

The public soon finds out when misrepresentations are made, and merit alone will stand the test of time. Bel vldere people appreciate merit and many months ago local citizens' publicly endorsed Dean Kldne Pills; they do so still. Would a citizen make the statement which follows unless convinced that the ait tele was just as represented? A cure that lasts is the bind that every sufferer from kindey ills Is looking for. Peter Curtis of 1003 Prairie street says: "I have been subject to at tacks of weakness and pain In the Vack for vears Thinking that Dean's Kidney Pills might help me I went to Foote's drug store in the fall of 1897 for a box. I continued the treat ment until I received marked benefit and told the public through.

our Belvidere papers about the results. 1 want to emphatically say, I got more marked benefit from the use of Dean's Kidney Pills than fronrany medicine nave ever tried." For sale by all dealers Price 60 cents. Foster-Mil burn Buffalo, N. sole agents for the United States. Remember the name Doan's and take no other.

Happy, Healthy Children Any child can take Lilt tie Early Risers with perfect safety. They are harmless, never gripe or sicken, and yet they are so certain in results that robust constitutions requiring drastic means are never disappoint ed. They cannot fall to perform the mission and every one who eases De Witt's Little Early Risers prefer them to all other ptlls They cure biliousness. Sold by John C. Foote, druggist xx For Sale.

160 acres of land in South Dacota. Plenty good water. Inquire of C. II. Reed, Daytcn, R.

F. No. 2. 315-4tsw streets ready for your down to 39c pr. rt 4r Hf 405 UnSioo- BIS I I RUN DOWN THE BAND Mlnistrel Recently Here Killed In Terrible Street Accident "A street' "car at Keokuk, lows, Tuesday ran through the street parade Of the Gus Sun Minstrels, who recently appeared at the Der-thick, knocking down all the men of the band, ruining their Instruments and uniforms, Injuring a number of j(hem and fatally hurting James Barandl, who, when the show was here, appeared on the program as a soloist, singing, "Honey, Will You Miss Me When I'm gone," and Somebody's Waiting For Me." He will be well remembered here for Ms excellent rendition of those song.

The' motorman has been arrested. That is Yhat Mr. and Mrs. Charles Barnes aro Said to Have Done GIVES BACKTHE DIVORCE Wife Who Charged Great Cruelty Yields the fight After Winning it The sensation of the past few weeks in McIIenry and Lake count les was the divorce proceedings brought against her husband by Mrs. Charles P.

Barnes, the wife of a well known Woodstock attorney. The testimony as' published; in full in the Woodstock Sentinel gives statements by Mrs. Barnes regarding various acts of cruelty and tells how she ran away four days before her marriage be cause she In the Belvidere papers or his auegea treatment or his former wife. Sbe secured her divorce, there being no defense offered, and now another sensational chapter luu been added told in the following: After securing a "divorce from Charles P. Barnes of Woodstock, on the ground of repeated cruelty, Mrs.

Barnes has i decided to forgive and forget. Monday the'couple startled on a second honeymoon. Waukegan and Woodstock residents were started hen Mrs. Barnes secured tier decree and II, 600 alimony a week i ago, but. tneir surprise was greater when Attorney Arthur Mullen, for Mrs.

Barnes, made a motion before Judge Donnelly in the Lake county court, to set' aside the decree and dissolve the bill of divorce and withdraw ail papers In the case. The motion was accompanied by a stipul ation signed by Mrs. Barnes request-ng that this be done and a letter to the Judge stating that such was her desire and asking that the order be entered at once. The Judge granted the plea." One Campaign Story. Editor Republican The charge Is being made that a certain man Is belug run for alderman for th purpose of buying the Electric Stone juarry, if he Is elected, docs the authority rest with the city council to make a purchase of this kind even the aldermen were favorable to the proposition? A VOTER.

In regard jto the above The Re publican has questioned lawyers who state that the new council would have no Ipower whatever to purchase the stone quarry, as the annual appropriation has been made. If such a deal were now proposed it would have- to be submitted to a direct vote of the people and every voter would have a chance to speak on the Homeseekers' Excursion to the Northwest, West and South west, and Colonial Low Rates West Via the North western line. Ex cursion tickets at greatly reduced rates are on sale to the territory in dlcated above. Standard and Tour- sty Sleeping Cars, Free Beclinlng Chair Cars and "The Best of Every thing." For dates of sale and full particulars apply to agents of Chica go and Northwestern Hallway. Special Reudced Excursion Rata Will be in effect from all points on the, Chicago, and Northwestern Ball- way for tne occasion naroeu ueiuw Los Angeles, beginning May Si, General Conference, Methodist Episcopal church.

San Francisco, May 3d to tin, Retail Grocers National San Francisco, Sept. Cth feth, Triennial Conclave Knights i San Francisco. Sept luth to Z-Aii Sovereign Grand Lodge, I. O. O.

F. For information as to rates datci, of safe, pf these or other occasions, call upon the ticket cf he Nortb-Wcstern Lire. HomsseekerV txeursien to tho Northwest West snd and Colonht Lew fkic: Wc.t Via the Northwestern Una. cursion tickets at greatly 'uc 1 rates are on fcaletoths territory Indicated above. Standard and Tcurl Sleeclrg cars, rcclinlr.j cJ.ir can, and "The lat cf everything LXt dates cf sale and full rart'eu plv to Aztnts Chie-o li western B'y.

Kidney complaint WWfjz.zxi than any ether CI 3. to the Ir ii di i it gets a good 1 ci 1 i tl It la .1. y'n ney Curs will trsvtr 3 ment cf fatal 2 if time. Ferj-ab I kiss iiidjiie up River Waters Receded and Damage is Only of a Minor Nature OTHER YEARS COMPARED :7 River Dams are Safe Some Dam age at the New Foundry at National The waters of the great flood In the Klshwaukee Tuesday reached their height in the neighborhood of State street bridge at about two o'clock 11 the afternoon and thereafter gradually subsided until today they had nearly fallen to the confines of the! natural channel. The high-water mark has not been exceeded since 1892 wheto It Ind I cated a few Inches Feb.

8, 1887, the, flood I was 21 Inches higher than that of yesterday according to the mark In the engine room of the Big Thunder Mills. No other "record of equal height Is known to exist, although it is a matter of tradition that 34 years ago it was' closely api proacbed and perhaps exceeded. The report that the Plscasaw dam above the Big Thunder Mills had gone out was The dam above the8 Little Thunder Mills la also intact, and that of the Baltic Mills. The red bridge cast of the city was pounded somewhat with Ice, but remains with probably little Injury. Yesterday the water rose within about four feet of the stringers Of State street bridge and 2H feet of those on the Main street bridge.

Pretty nearly all the build logs of the: national factory were reached by the waters, but none en tered, excepting In the foundry office. -The water soaked under the dirt floor Of the? new foundry, how ever, and settled It, letting down the machines. It can be filled In again with 'little trouble. The switch tracks north' of Main street were floated. No particular damage was done at any of the mills.

A small. part of the race embankment at the Little Thunder was washed out, and that of the bridge; the back water In the engine room of the Big Thunder prevented? running yesterday, but work was resumed today, the en glneer wearing rubber boots, and at the Baltic back; water prevents the big wheel turning. lower bridge near Bennett's creamery while remaining, been condemned as unsafe and closed to traffic on account of its weakness. In some of the country districts the water Isolated residences. At Charles Lamport's place a mile east of Big Thunder Mills the water covered the floors In the first story of the bouse.

The residents in the Fritz and Sharp addition are all back in the houses, is fact but few. people left them. The KUbury, Nash, Fritz and Shortwell I families remained through the entire siege. Those members of the Beard, Oovey and Thompson families who were taken away, returned before six o'clock Today the sidewalks In the addition are all above water. The old? Doty hotel got about two ieet of water In the cellar, and the cooler several Inches Jn-lop-of the fl oor.

Billy Clonk ie was the only guest In the place yesterday morning and he iwas glad to get out along about 10 o'clock. TO COME FRIDAY To Inspect Company -B-f-the Third Regiment. Captain Bobert Fair-has received telegram from Major CeclL-of-tiie United States regular armyrstatrng that hwill be In Bel vldere on Friday evening of this week to inspect Company of the Third regiment The major is now at There will be regular drill tonight, special drill tomorrow night. Mem bers, take notice. Deeds Recorded." Jaflray reports deeds recorded: ElliDgson to Martha A Booxtey 64 acres of 75 acres see 19 Bonus, Eunze to Manning, one half acre in nw.

cor it "7, Assessor's add, $600. -T: Georgeson Wm hf nw sec 14 28.11 rods sw nw sec 15, Boone, Kelson and Rich to J. Steward ot 9 bk 2, Bowan's addtL600. -W. Barrlcgter to Xr Ferguson, It 1 bk 2, Gray's add, 300..

Eliza Estabrook to-Frank A Curtis, lot 3, bk 4, Bowan Bros add, 11,400. A Dymond to tot ots9, 10, 11, 12, bk 3, Poplar Grove, 1 What is In the last analysis nobody knows, but we oo know; that It, is, under strict law. Abuse that law even slightly, pain Irregular living means derangement of the organs resulting in Headache or Liver trouble. King's New Life Pills quickly readjust this. It's gentle, yet thorough.

Only: 25c at John C. Foote's drug Have You tf Who are pale and Do they com plain' cf headache, backache, bone ache or rheumatism, eta Tell them If they will only take Vitona it will fiee them cf all ache and pain. It strengthens the nerves liver, kidneys, eta, most remarkably qalckf It makes the tiood circulate as -it should and makes it purs. It makes the skin velvety ana the Cesh Trcre I firm. It makes an invalid well and Miss May Totz Becomes the Bride of Roy Barmour Miss May Totz 'and Boy "Barmour were united- in marriage Tuesday evening at 7 o'clock, by Rev.

T. W. Ileyland at his residence In this city. The bride Is a daughter of Mr. ana Mrs.

uustave Totz, residing a few miles north of the city, and the groom Is a son of Mrs. Sarah Bar mour. who lives northwest of town. Tlie young; people have many friends and acquaintances who will have any amount of congratulations and good wishes to extend. TELLS IT TO DEHEEH LeehCoiman- Hastens to Chicago to Make Report lot Caucus claims; BIG VICTORY Chicago Papers Say Deneen Men Elected Every Man orfftreir Ticket Much Rejoicing 4 I Lee Coleman made his regular weekly report to tne Deneeri headquarters.

Lee had a wonderful story to tell of the caucuses held here Sat uurday and Boy O. West, campaign manager for Mr. Deneen, who draws an annual salary of as a mem ber of the Board of Review, imme d)ately sent the for newspaper report era in Chicago to have himself interviewed. The election In Belvidere was de clared a great victory for Deneen. The Chicago News gave it promin ence last evening.

It is probable that the defeat of Messrs. Perkins, Durham, Lawrence, Bislow, Clarke, Sullivan and PeMunn was claimed to be due to the Deneen forces. The News said Perkins was de feated because he was secretary of the Fuller club. It also said that Dr. Whitman worked with the Lowden forces to beat the Deneen and told a great many other funny things about the primaries.

To 'the people in Belvidere these stories are absured and appeal ridiculous. Mr. Coleman may think he is doing Mr. Deneen a great service to claim everything that happened in Belvidere Saturday was because of the overwhelming forces of Deneen. Mr Perkins was defeated once be fore by Mr.

Church and possibly the former defeat will also be claimed now to be because Deneen wanted it S3. It also may be claimed that Deneen gave orders to have that worthy and deserving citizen, Mr. Durham, slaughtered, and probably said that Sumner DeMuno must not win and also some of the others, but we hardly think so. Mr. West did not tell the Chicago newspapers about tne unaernanoeo methods employed by the Deneen forces In Belvidere to fool the people on a town committee deal for the reason orobably that Lee Coleman failed to Inform him just how the people were hoodwinked.

Ic may be pleasing to the ring that schemed the deal to make a loud boast about what they id, but there will be a reckoning later when every voter win understand iuny what the I issue will be and every voter will have a free chance to vote as-he believes. Thefe' wlll be no burying of ballots, no Intimidation at the polls, but a fair and Just of the people. CH OKED TO DEATH Ate Meat for His Dinner Yester- day and Died John W. Snyder choked to death on a piece of meat while eating his dinner' at Sycamore Tuesday, lie was a well known citizen, 73 years orage Notice. A farm of thirty acres for sale 1 miles east of Poplar Grove, good new buildings son the place snd every thing in fine shapi.

TOM nOLVEBSON. Special Reduced Rates Excursion Will be in effect from all points on the Chicago and Northwestern Rail way for the occasions named below: Los Angeles, beginning May 3d, General Conference Epis copal Church i San Francisco, May 3d to 8th, Re- tall Grocers National Association. Atlantic City N. July 13-15. Nobles of the Mystic Shrine.

San Francisco, Sept. 5th to 9th, Triennial Conclave Knights Temp lar. San Francisco, Sept. 19th to 25th, Sovereign Grand Lodge, I. O.

O. F. For information as to rates, dates of sales, of these or other occa sions, cant upon the Ticket Agent of the Northwestern Line. 7 To California Via the Chicago, Union Pacific and North Western Line. Two solid fast trains through to California daily.

The overland limited (electric igbted throughout) less than three days en route, leaves Chicago, 8 p. tan Another fast trian leaves Chi-caso, 11 5 m. Apply to. Agents CSiicago and North-Western R'y. Tonic Laxative Syrup is a pleasant: and effectual medicine for cleansing the system, regulating the liver and bowels, cures Biliousness, Headaches, Loss of Ap- petite, Cad Breath, Belching, Dis- orders of i the ttomaca, inaigesuon gist.

I Attempting to Get to Burning Beloit Factory-Thirty Families are Rescued FIELDS ARE LIKE LAKES James Fellows Rowing About Up- River Farms Ferries People About Their Own Yards The damage done, by the flood at Beloit cannot be estimated. South Beloit was deluged by floods from Turtle Creek, which was gorged with Ice. Thirty families were taken from their homes in boats. The destruction of the Thompson plant is a serious blow to the industrial suburb, South Beloit. The water flowed several feet deep over the highways, and the firemen could not get within half a mile of the fire.

i A team attached to one of the Are wagons was drowned while attempt Ing to reach the Are. Elliot Andrews was at Beloit dur In the day and says the water cov ered the streets on the east side. EXCURSION TIIROOOn FIELDS James Fellows took a boat Just before noon yesterday and went up theriverMto see what he could see.M rowing op the course of the PI sea saw, through neids and over fences While rowing along a road he was hailed by Meivln Bosh, who was marooned In his farm house and was unable to get to the barn to feed hi Stock. Mr. Fellows took him to the barn and waited while he fed the stock and then ferried him back to the house.

A gentleman visiting at the Bush home had been unable to get out because of the water and desired to catch a train out of town, so Mr. Fellows brought him to the city in his boat. NEWSY BREVITIES. William Rogers and George Dawn were killed by a train at Cincinnati while quarreling on the track. Gov.

Warn eld, of Maryland, signed the bill appropriating $250,000 for rlief if Baltimore lire sufferers. I Secretary Hitchcock announces thitt a relentless war will be carried on against all persons guilty of land frauds. Russians have put up xiew guns at Newchwang and will not yield the port to the Japanese without a right. The department of commerce and la bor has started an inquiry Into opera tions of the beef trust at the request of The Russian. Oen.

Mistchenkow has reported to Alexleff that Japanese are thick between' Anju and Pangyang and hold the town of Yongpyon. Four firemen were injured responding to'an alarm tor test the efficiency of the St. Louis world's fair department. A hose wagon collided with a streetcar. Two tralnmeri were killed and one fa tally injured on the Baltimore a.unio, near Oakland.

by fast rreigni being wrecked on a rock slide from the mountain side. A cool head and prompt action on the part of Capt. Bradford, of the battleship Illinois, saved hia ship from being suns with great Wws of life, in the recent col lision with the battleship Missouri. Missouri republicans in convention at Kansas City Instructed their delegates at large for Roosevelt, and pledged them to work for the candidacy or Cyrus v. Walbridge, former mayor of St Louis, for vice president.

JUDGE APPOINTS RECEIVERS Bankruptcy Petition Is Filed Against the Firm of Daniel J. Sally Co. New York, March 23. An Involun tary petition In bankruptcy was filed Tuesday In the Unlted States district court against the firm of Daniel J. Sully Sc.

composed of Daniel J. Sully, Sam uel B. Morse, W. R. Fagin and Bdwio Hadley, by three creditors.

The latter, S. M. Wells having a claim amountlsg, it is alleged to a sum in excess of J. Tempi Gwathmey whose claim Is In ex cess of $170,000, and Shearson, Ham mil) with a claim In excess of 1100,000, alleged that the firm of Sully Co. alsc purchased cotton from them, the price to be due and determined on March 19, under the rules of the cotton ex change.

On that date, the petition states the firm of Sully Co. notified the cotton exchange and the creditors Ie question of its inability to meet out standing contracts. The act on the pari of the firm' constituting bankruptcy, ii given as the making of a general as signment on March 19. Judge Holt appointed as receivers David II. Mlllei and Henry W.

Taft, fixing their receiv ers' bonds at $200,000. Mr; Taft 4s a member of the law firm of Strong Cadwalader. He is brother of William IL Taft, the secre tary of war. SCALE IS SIGNED. Two Year Wage Contract Between the Xflners and the Operators, Agreed To.

Indlanapolia. Ind- March 22. Eight coal operators and eight miners, composing the Joint sub-scale committee of the central competitive district, on Monday affixed their signatures to the articles of agreement which provide for a two-years'rage contract between the Industrial and capitalistic interests of the coal industry of the United States. No change was made in the compromise proposition of the operators which was accepted by a referendum vote of the miners. A rehabilitation of the interstate Joint conference was effected by fixing January 25, 1900.

as the date for the next joint conference of the operators and miners oi the central competitive district. Shot Herself. March 22. Mrs. Matthew T.

Scott, widow of Dr. M. T. Scott, of this city, and daughter of 'Squire Baa-sett, president of the Fayette national back, committed sulclio at her residence Monday by shooting. Mrs.

Scott had been subject to spells of deprtf.felon since the death of her husband, about ten yea)s ago. She was president of the Woman's club of Central Kentucky, and one of the most prominent omen lu the state. To the cltlreDs of the First Ward Having been urged by many voters In the First ward to become a candidate for the city council, I have decided to do so, and respect! ally solicit the support of the voters of the First at the coming caucus. L. B.

GARRETT. SECOND WARD. To the Voters of the Second Ward Owing to the petition signed by a large majority of voters of our ward, I have decided to announce myself a candidate for re election to the city council and respectfully solicit your support at the Republican ward caucus. i Very respectfully yours, I FRANK B. JOHNSTON.

i THIRD WARD. Yielding to solicitations of friends, I announce myeslf as a candidate for re-election to the citr council as alderman from the Third sward, and solicit the support of the 1 voters of that ward at the coming caucus JEREMIAH SULLIVAN. FOURTH WARD. In compliance with the requests of friends I have decided to become a candidate for re-election as alderman from the Fourth ward, subject to the decision of the Republican can- cus, and respectfully solicit your sup- port and vote. J.

W. LYON FIFTH WARD. Having been urged by many to be come a candidate for re-election to the city council I have decided to do so, and solicit the support and votes of the voters of the filth ward at the Republican caucus, the decision ox which 1 shall abide by. CHARLES W. EARL.

A Fo the Voters of the Fifth Ward At the earnest solicitation of friends ind many taxpayers of the Fifth ward, I have consented to become a candidate for alderman, and earnestly solicit the support of the voters, my candidacy being subject to tne decision 01 trie Republican wara caucus. FRANK S. ROWAN. FOR CIRCUIT CLERK. To the Voters of Boont County I hereby announce myself a candi date for the office of Circuit Clerk.

subject to the action of the Republi can uouncy tjonvention ana respect-fully solicit your support. C. M. CHUECH. () A LONG LIRE Is the Desire mt Many.

A HAPPY LIFE Is the Desire of More. TAKING VITONA not only makes life last longer, but also makes life much more happy, for Vitona" not only restores people to good health, but it also keeps them in good health. Vitona always helps digestion, and when digestion is good the food that is eaten more thoroughly nourishes. Vitona strengthens the kidneys, heals the urethra, and ends pelvic catarrh, lame back, when so-called tonic, catarrh and kidney medicines utterly fail. Vitona vitalizes and tones up the nervous system and makes the prematurely old feel young again.

Vitona makes the blood circulate and makes it pure, and only where pure blood circulates is there strength, vigor and good feeling. M. B. Cornell, of New Lisbon, Ohio, writes: "Excessive sediment indicated my kidneys were diseased. Nothing I took did me a particle of good.

My back was so lame I could hardly bend and my blood circulated so slowly I felt worn out and tired all the time. Food ate gave me distress. I looked old and felt old, anaVwas greatly discouraged, I continued getting worse until one day read a little book about Vitona and determined to try it. I would not take anundred dollars for the good it did me. fl look and feel twenty years Vitona costs one dollar a bottle or six bottles for five dollars, and while Thb Vitona Co, Coshocton.O.will continue to send it by express prepaid on receipt of price it is now obtainable in this County Sold by John Foote, Druggist.3 i 'b Ht rtrtb rt A.

a pleasure. v. South State St worth 25c worth 25c ladies fast black hose, white foot toe pair worth 1 5c 95c and $1.15 for misses fine dpngola kid lace shoes in low heel or patent tip An odd lot of childrens and ladies shoes to close out fast at 75c and $i7oo pair worth up to $2.2 5 a pair Men's and boj'gs shoes at the very lowest prices as I stand'back of every pair you buy of us 19c for linen window shade worth 25c. 95c for No. 8 nickle plated on copper tea kettle worth $1 25 ioc for a 10 quart stamped dishpan Don't fail to see our carpets and mattings.

All wool rugs 9x9 worth $6.00 1 5c pair ladies fast black out size hose, wqrth 25C I new 1 ne of fancy hose; at 25, 39and5oa pr. 5 1 39 for ladies fine kid lace shoes all solid lea trier fn single or double sole, worth 1.75 1,75 pair for ladies fine' Vici kid shoes worth $2.5 2.25 pair for ladies tine Vici kid shoes estjtoe and heel worth 3. 00 worth 75c UeEEiOWHSEI 9c pair for childs kid lace shoe, sizes 5 to 3. 7 ifr i i PAUL K6e: LEADER. i ifr rtrtb rfc mi i lim i 1 4 IHMHSWHHiMHHBSSiMifHWHHHMMMRSiSMBMMSMMBHMMnNnSflMBMSMSMHHSMBMSS For the particular man our custom department is The newest fabrics, the latest novelties, the stylish cuts.

A11 these important items as well as perfect work- manship by union tailors Then the price, in reach of all, compares favorably with the ordinary ready-to-wear garments This seasons showing will include a tasty range of handsome effects for MEM There may be some clothing for the little fellows as good as ours, but not at the price. 1 4 4 i Vriht Building. BOTTERBIELDo "AEN'S keeps him strong. One 'sample hot- and Dyspepsia. 25c, ana bottle always proves its Jchn ties.

Ecld by John a Foote, drug- rccte. dw 'W.