Decatur Daily Republican from Decatur, Illinois • Page 3

a S' 5 certain Prices" Prices oods are can buy jr Figures know 1.00 1.00 1.00 he finest utos. They to ask what they Choice 'SIRS every To furnish you anything in the Jewelry line, from a Collar Button to a Fine Diamond. My stock is Complete. I liEive selected the Newest Designs for the Holiday trade, and lots of them, such as Chains, Charms, Rings, Pins, Ear Rings, Gold Pens, Toothpicks, Bracelets, Opera Glasses and Gold Spectacles. Also a Complete stock of WATCHES, CLOCKS and DIAMONDS.

AM I MY GOODS AT SPECIAL LOW PRICES. Call examine my stock and get prices. and Watches Cheaper than Ever DAILY EEPUBIICM. THOB8DAY DEO. 10,1891.

LOCAL ANDJENERAL INK DBNZ SON, tailors, SMOKE the old reliable W. oigarr. mar26-dtf TJsH the celebrated White Loaf and Daily Bread flour and you will be pleased, BUY the beat--White Loaf and Daily Bread Sour. SIBP in at the Combs restaurant on Water street and get a good dinner or lunch. HAEBY MILLER, the Bweet tooth-filler, north end "Central Blook.

dec-2dlm Taa Graud Opera House oigura, made Keok Weigund.arethe beat in town. aiar26-dtf a i line apples and fwsh butter at Hunks More, H3 South Water street. NUT COAL, deliveied, $1.30 per ten. Telephone or 227. DtciturCoal Jompany.

dtf BLANK GHASS is the plaoa to buy your Paints, Wall Paper and Window Hhudee. apr25-dtt THE celebrated Hninee Upright pianos on sale only at B. Preuoott'e music store. (Jail and inspect the holiday display of standard instraments. IE you oan't' find what you want for a holiday present, go to the 99j Store.

2dlf J3f root, PRESCOTT, MINES PIANOS, ITiyh Grade. EVKRETT PIMiOS, First-lliiss-- Mciliimi Priced. STiSKLlHG PIANOS For Man and Wife, For Father and Daughter, For Brother and sister, For Lover and Sweetheart, itisf'action, b-'fimlne our 120. Lew Priced In ilic World PACKARD ORGANS, Superior to All Olhere. mm BROS, ORGANS, I'Vjt UUisa; Medina 1 Priced.

A UHOIOE AND WELL- SELEUTED STOOK of the ubovo for tho Holiday Track) now in btoclc, and more i''or tho next sixty dciys. SPUOIAL PRIOES TO CASH BUYERS. Take ad- of "his to Hauure a Piiiuo or an oi'Kiin lit oxuep- tiomUly It will pay to road the loilowinK list, thon call aiid oxamino tho goods, and i ve guaryntoo iho price will suit you. The Celebrated Wasliburn Guitar, HAS NO A THE "AHIOS" GUITAR, A I 1 THE "LAKESIDE" GUITAR, A i i Hi lur.vM't.vii A THK FAMOUS STltTl'ON VIOLINS, Tin: I''INUHT ii i MAHKKT. My stock ol'AccordeonBand Musical Merchandise cannot bo surpassed in QUALITY and QUANTITY, and my pncos cannot be duplicated any dealer outside of Chicago, A I 1 'ACT easily vorifled.

B. PRESCOTT Sti-oot. HERE'S Men's Fine Shoes, In Lcioe and Congress, Hand, A Bargain for Each. HERE'S THE OTHER. Ladies' Dongola Shoes, Made by 0.

P. Ford (Goodyear) Sewed, London Rochester, N. cut from the Toe, Globe Toe, French tost of Dongola stock, flexi- D. and E. width; cut from best of American Oalf, best oak sole-leather bottoms.

This shoo has never retailed for less than $4.00. We offer them now for ble soles. We have them in opera lasts, in Opera with low heels and in Common Senee last. Widths A to EE. These shoes have always sold for S3.

00. We offer them now for Tin-so arc not Job Lots but are from regular stock, Originators of Low Prices in Boots and Shoes, ST AH OLD-FASHIONED IDEA, It li'i thoiixlit Hint Uioonly iv.i) to mvn inoiuiy i to "suit it ilium" in nil old p.nvtor (nit or nonui- ut lime, us itoimltl bo iinnl. No (inn nvur thought o( tfol- mliwil (in 111" IWVIIIK i o( LtiM money in tho PLJ ourn ii. i Uisi not jo IHUV. I'ooplo limn mown i liottiir kloua.

Ho mnnll 11 BHHI rn 'ID I'nnta month hn nn.l iirolltiiblyinvoHtoil i tin- UiiilduiK nnd Lonn of 1'noriii. Siiuiti iia lutfli Slid PIT nu.nth tnivy ulno bo ciivotl i i Hvoryilollnr enniB IN i u.i iivt ry liollnr. Nu lire- i i blorkhoMnra. Women untl i niuy r.irry iitoclc. will linyn mill i i Hit) viilii" ot i i i liiuulloil.

'I'll" 11 nutlonnl ami cdrro'iponilonoo I A. DERWOOD SMITH General Agent, Decatnr, 111. I A i i tcniin to KOixl AK'i'ntu. By buying Hosiery LOW J. B.

BULLARD FUNERAL DIRECTOR, PRESERVE YOUR EYES. niinovoJ Mlinonio Toiuplu Illnck to i "niri muck. Kant Willia ulii'i't, i i nin ti tho funoriil ttoadoil to the liiKliost iiuht or dny, will ro- uro iiertnlni tuniinliiia (ylo of tlio art. Culls iiuht oi.o prompt nttontlon. In commotion rocoiv- West William St, HoBuloaoo Vlouhuuci, 128; OBioo, ISO.

Special Tax Notice. I'tiblln notice li hereby given that tho county ot ilaion county, la the state ot Illlnoh, Master in Chancery's Sale. I A A i 1 No. 13803. Company vs.

Milll lor Ifortclosure. S.irah A Search etal Public notice la hereby tfior. i that In puraii. ice of a ilieroo ot the Circuit Court of Macon THOMAS, i i I I Mm (h'loclUiu rar i Hi MMi.il i i 1J ilw proper i i i i im-i't, "I'l I'sito 1'lrit I i i i i i i. i i Xn i7 ill fill" -i I "IwUie't'loS'-i ollloo, within tlilriy clajs I1 A D.isiil.

Dlltcil aKKbl.KV, City Clelk. nuvlJ-tlJOt Kxecutor's IMftto of Wllliiim J. Nowslmm, Ueoenm-it. ll1 i i a tate ol Illinois, entered In the uliiivo cause at the September term ot said A. I), 1831.

1, J. Finn, Master- la Ulmncery ol said Court, will ou Saturday, tlm day of December 1891, at thi hmir of .) o'doek p. at the west trai co to tho staliway lending to tlm Olrciill I'm i room, from South Water street, lu the city ol Ducatur, lu sihi Countv, oiler lor sale, at iiubllu auotion to tbo highest aim best bidder, loi c.isli, oiibltet to redfiuption, aceoidlng lo aw, the eal estate In said decree, directed to be solii, or so much tnereot as may BB nufflcleut a i i ih-ols lu decree niuitluncd; a i i i i i i a being itoorlbed aa follows, to- lie north Iwlf (14) ot the quarter i i i i a ol the south- township Jd prlucipal ot Decem- FBENCH TISSDB PAPBB, all shades, also the Crepe Tieaue, at the Postoffloe Book Store, SAXTON AHDBEWS. C-dwlw FAMILY groceries to suit you, buckwheat Hour aud maple syrup at Cool store, 217 North Main, street, opposite Syndicate Blook. BY all means you ehonld eee Peake Son's elejrant display xf jewelry.

B-d6 TEE Miohl Little Eose nnd Bouquet oigars will suit you. Ask for them. FIRST-CLASS NTJT COAL, at 81.30 per ton delivered, by Decatur Coal Company Telephone 89,109 of 227. WHEN it comes to giving low prioea on watoheB, Penke Son can knock all the jewelers out. S-36 SPECIAL trunks and sample cases made to order; repairing neatly done Dsoatur Trunk and Box Company, No.

300 North Water street. 5d2w PEAKE SON are taking the lead these holidays on showing fancy designs in wutohes, clocks and jewelry. B-dO AN elegant line of traveling bags in alligator, seal and grain leather at Deoa- tur Trunk and Box Company's, No. 300 North Water street. 6d2w FOMY stylos of Cuff und 'Collar boxes, at reduced prices at Irwjn's 'Pharmacy.

SUNDAY school teachers will find an elegant line of booklets and corda for the classes the Post Office Book Store. Saxton Andrews. Gluts' BOOKS, the Bessie Books, the Leslie Bnoks, Miaa Alcott'a Books, Zig- Z'lg Books, the Yaasnr Girls, and a boat of other good bobka for girls, at the Poat- offloo Book Store. 5-dwlw SAXTON ANBIIEWS. JOHNNIE, get your air gun of H.

Mueller Bone. They have the hnest line in the city. nov21-dwlm 1OO.OOO Standard loaded elielle, with Hazard special trap powder, at $1.60 to 82.00 per 100, at H. Mueller Sons'. THE public schools ol Mt.

Zioa are closed this week on account ot a defective wall in the school house. It was necessary to put iron rods ia the wall. TOILET sets, manicure sate, smoker's Beta, collar aud cuff boxes, tourist sete work boxes, and at lower prices than ever offered before. Don't buy until you see those nt the Post Office Book Store. Saxton Andrews.

5dwlw NATHANIEL GBIFMTHS, of this city, hsa been granted an original pension; and Jonathan Grider, of Argenta, has bsen granted an additional pension through the agency of M. Shea, pension attorney. THE harsh, drastic once deemed so indiapenaable, have given place to milder and more ekillful prepared laxatives; iience the great and growing demand for Ayer's Pills. Physicians everywhere recommend them for coetivonfos, indigestion, and liver complaints. EicniNOH.

No more elegant Chriatmas present can be given than a fine Etching, and no better etook to select from than can be found nt the PostofficB Book Store. SAXTON ANDBEIVS. 6 dwlw THE international Bricklayers' and Masons 1 Union will meet at Indianapolis January 4. "FEEBLY Bhelaughetb.in the languid moon, while Porpyhrq upon her face doth look" and wonders what has swelled it so. When he finds it ia neugralgia how ever, he does not loose his head, but having twenty-five cents in his inside pocket invests in a bottle of Salvation Oil.

Endorsed by the people as a eafe, reliable harmless and cheap remedy. Dr. Ball's Cough Syrup. oull for Oxford and other teachers bibles has been so great heretofore that the City Book Store has this year laid in supply equal to nil demands. Come and sec the variety and beauty of finish nod learn how cheap the prices are.

J. H. Bevaus. 8dGwl AT the next term of Circuit court which convenes in December, a jury will Impressive Services at the Family Residence. The last sad rites over the remains of the lute Mrs.

J. P. Eckels were eolemn- yesterday afternoon Rt 2 o'clock at the family residence on West William street, Bev. W. H.

Penhallegon, of tho First Presbyterian church, officiating. The residence was completely filled with relatives end friends ot the departed and the floral offerings were many and very beautiful, among them being ft pillow with the word ''mamma" in purple across the front. A beautiful pillow of flowers was sent by Morehonse, Wells also a lyre by the employes of the Lytle Eckels Company. The Presbyterian choir, composed of Mieac-s Ebert and Keeler and Messrs. C.

W. Montgomery and 0. Brown, famished appropriate music for the occasion. They Bang "Abide With Me" ut the request ot MM. C.

W. Harst, uiotht-r of the dejei.ssd. Bov, Penballogon without announcing the text read the following passage from the soriptureat "For I am in a strait betwixt two, having a desire to depart aud be with Christ wh'ich is far better." The pastor said: "So spake one of the world's most distinguished men nearly nineteen centuries sgo. Death naturally waa not better, nor life worse to him than to us. He was not a disappointed man.

He had seen all sides of life, and passed through varied experiences. He knew what distinction was. He had been honored. He had aat upou the apex of earthly fame. He waa no stranger to happiness, He drank ut her fountain.

These things he gathered and put in the scales. Over againBt them he put the limitations, the disappointments, the sorrows and pains of life, and looking ht both he said. 'I am in a strait betwixt etc. That experience was not peculiar to him. He stands not alone the subject of migled feelings, and contending emotions.

Humanity has ever had to battle with these contending desires' There la 'much in life that causes ua to hold it with a ten- aoious grasp. The world in which we live ia full pf beauty. The blessings which it gives are rich and rare Its friendships are precious, the domestic ties sacred, the home blessed and life so sweet that we naturally cling to it. But there is another view. Life has its vicissitudes, cloudy daya follow the' sunshine, darknese follows the light, fnendahip's ties are shattered, health gives way, disease brings pain, life loses its charm and becomes a burden.

Then it is that one is led to eav, "I am in a strait betwixt two." Bev. Penhallegon then referred to-Mrs. Eckels. She had many things to hold her to life. She wna comparatively a young woman, with a Ifirge and inter- eating family.

She loved her husband and her children devotedly and was RB devotedly loved by them. She would have gladly lived for them, but disssse gained a mastery. Her suffering was great und physical existence became a burden. She too, like Paul, said I am in a strait, having a desire to depart and lie with Christ, which is far better." The pallbearers were A. H.

Mills, Henry A.Wood, George N. J. Huff, E. P. Morehouse ot Evansville, and Fred W.

Fee of Chicago. The body was consigned to the grave at Greenwood with the usual ceremony, The Great Magician. Magician Herrmann, the wonder and delight ol young folks and ever-popular ainuser of the people will appear at (he Grand Opera House Friday Deo. llth. He will as usual, bo assisted by Madame Herrmann; Abdul Khan, will ulso appear and give an exhibition of Indian necromancy.

Herrmann is, without a rival in his line of entertainment, and those who like to be made to believe what they know iB impossible and to have their sense of eight contradict their common sanse, will find an evening spent under the magic influence of the conjurer's wand a very pleasant one. There will be a cumber of other interesting features, including "Strobeika," He-rmann's letest and greatest illusion. On Trial. The attachment suit of Guy J. Parke, ot Decatur, azainst the Detroit Electrical Works is bsing tried before Judga Fouke.

DIED FBOM HIS XNJtTBIES. Engineer Woodruff, of the Illinois Central, Receives Fatal In- juries in a 'WreoH. George Woodruff, the welljknown Illinois Central engineer, met hiB doom yesterday afternoon in a railway accident at Arcola. At that place the T. H.

i- P. road crosses the Illinois Central track. A T. P. freight was crossing about 2 p.

m. yesterday and heid succeeded in getting all but one car across when a Central "light" came south toward the crossing at a rapid of speed. The Central engineer and fireman realized the danger and the fireman jumped. Woodruff remained at his poat. The big mogul engine struck the oar and overturned it, at the same time the engine overturning, catching the faithful engineer beneath the wreck.

Woodruffs legs were caught iu the debris, but his body was loose. A horrible death awaited him. "The escaping ateam and sculding water Boon enveloped him. Woodruff could talk with the men who were busy trying to extricate him from his positiu and he pleaded earnestly that some one kill him, that death would be preferable to the awtul suffering he was enduring. Will DoArmand, a farmer in the crowd, distinguished himself by his heroic work.

He knelt in the bojling water and with his hands and a spade dug the mud und soft earth from the engineer, finally succeeding in getting him out. Woodruff was carried to the Aroolo Hotel and physicians eummonded. At first it was thought he would survive the terrible scalding, but he grew worse and at 7 o'clock the poor man's sufferings were ended. He died from the internal, injuries he received. The deceased was a married man, 28 years of age and a resident of Champaign.

Funeral Escort to the G. A. B. Adjutant-General Eeece has issued the following general order: As a mark of respect to tho valiant and heroic services rendered by the brave volunteer soldiers during the war of 1861-66, it is urgently recommended that commanding officers of National Guard organizations furnish funeral ea- corts or firing 'parties at the burial of veteran soldiers, sailors or marines whenever these may bs applied for by local Grand Army poets or by the relatives of the deceased. In thus honoring the courageous men who formed the bulwark for the preservation of our Union in the days of its direst necessity the National Guardsman will honor himself und tho service to which he belongs.

The duty so performed should be one of love and gratitude, should bo attended by every member ot the organization who can possibly be present, and should be marked by that deep and reverent solemnity which such occasion demands. Sol Smith Russell. "Peaoetul Valley" is tho title of Mr. Russell's new play, which, it is said, has made very strong impression. The author, Mr.

Edward E. Kidder, who eluo wrote "A Poor Delation" for'Mr. Russell, has with extraordinary success in formulating another character which Bhoulrl successfully follow that of "Noah Vale" in "A Poor Belation." Mr. Russell, it is gratifying to know, has in ''Hoses, Howe" found another artistic triumph. No name connected with the drama is more thoroughly identified with pure, clean, legitimate comedy than that ot Sol Smith Russell.

His engagement in this city is for next Tuesday evening be impaneled snd it will only take a few minutes to prove that J. L. Peake Son are selling Watches, Clocks Jewelry cheaper than any Jew'elry house De- i i i i i i i a i i i i i of section twi, north. i two east of th A 181)1. (UTIiUtw.Y A'l I AV.

A I I NUTAHY I I I i Will Or.iw iltuct'i, null ilu klncli of I'CMivi'jivniHn', HUu i i ol LIUtMvml promptly jutolnl to'uy inul iMMlni'HH I i tO i 10IUI limtlCW Oil Mill Hllll real estate. OKVIOK-Ovir Siultli sroro, No. W7 N. Walor Mttoet, Master in Chancery. PAUB, Solicitors.

duc4-dul Executor's Notice. Kitato ot Tlioraas Wilson, Deceased. a this Dated this 3d day ot December, BUMJN, deca-dsw Sxeonlot. oatur. They have got an endleso variety ot different patterns in Jewelry.

They have no large expenses ond can sell at a less profit, end all through the month of December will continue to sell at slanghtc'ring prices. Call at 138 Merchant street and tee the Bargains. 18-dlm NEW upholsterers held a mass meeting and protested against repeated reductions in wnirim since 1886. FOB SOBE a flannel bandage with Chamberlain's Pain Balm and bind it to the throat. It will cure any ordinary cnse in one night's time.

Mr. W. B. Fuller, tha luerohnnt at Greenoastle, Iowa, sajs: "Chamberlain's Pain Balm is a good one. It cared mo of a violent I have sold a number of bottles for rbnmrmtisro, nnd always with good 1 50 cent bot- suleby W.

F. Neisler, druggist. Dozen Tuinblers, Our tumblers are pronounced beauties and worth 81 to 81.75 per doz. We sail them at 60o now. OTTO B.

ODBIIS Buo. Parke attached several motors sent bore to the People's Electric Car Company, claiming that the defendant company was indebted to him for services in soiling electrical Journal. Meeting-. The Illinois wool growers will hold their etal meeting at Springfield Deo. 16 to 17.

Also on same date the Shrrt-horn and swine breeders of the state. Cigars and the World's Pair. To everyone using A. D. Holland's different brands of celebrated cigars I make the following propositions: -for everyone using 10,000 of my cigars for the next year, beginning January let I will give them a round-trip ticket to Chicago and ticket of admission to the World's Columbian Exposition.

To everyone using 15,000 of my oigars I will give a round-trip ticket tq Chicago and two admissions to the World's Columbian ExpoBition; also two tickets to any theater in the city. 'X'p everyone using 20,000 of my cigars I will give a round-trip ticket to Chicago and three ticketa to the World's Fair; a aleeping-car berth ticket, and tickets to the different theaters in the city. To everyone using 25,000 of my cigars I will Rive a round-trip ticket to Chicago for self and lady; also sleeping-car berths, round-trip by lake to Milwaukee, tickets for both lady and gent to the theaters for a week, and also tickets to the World's Fair. I will also give 50-box ot the celebrated Medallion Mi-cent cigar to parties selling the required amount for this trip. A.

D. HOLLAND, 213-West Main Decatur, 111. deolO-dl mo You Are Invited. The ladiea ot the First M. E.

Church will have a sale in the Lecture Room of the Church on Thursday and Friday, Dec. 10 and 11. There will be fancy nr- cles, dolls, and everything pretty, for mile. Oysters will be served Thursday evening; dinner and supper Friday. Everybody invited.

dltd Beautiful Pianos and Organs. Selected especially, for the holiday trade, now on exhibition at my store. Now IB the time to make a selection from my magnificent stock consisting of the Ivers Pond and Bush Gerta pianos, with the new "Sott Stop" attachment that eaves wear of pianos, and prevents any annoyance from a beginners practice. It is commended by the greatest critics in America and Europe. The new styles ot the Miller and Waterloo organs cannot be surpassed in tone, action or design.

Violins," Guitars, Banjos and Mandolins iu great variety for Xmae presents. Special on Pianos nnd Organ's and small instruments for the next 30- days, Some have already made selections of instruments to be delivered Christmns. Make your selection now. Deo.lO-d3wl S. LUTO Letter List.

Tlio following Is a list of letters remalnlnii uncalled tot at tho Dcciitur t'oatoillce December 9. Miller l.utlier MKttion Mary Million Mrs A Mcl'arlaild Norrs Miss Bird A Blackweil Jobn liaylor Isaac ey Alexander Chlaue Mrs ErilsYniinMltsIIattle Foster James Fletcher Tberou Ford Urnlwm Mrs Guv.in f. (JIM- OHlenschlai'er .1 Over Miss Nettle Harry Perdno Joshua Putnam hn Kusaell Mra Marile Itillslon Mori Is Schwartz Mrs Kmma Ay'WIlllo Seoie Billiard i Shep.ud Haltle Hannterl 1 Seraner IvUS Snlrtev IVrrla II Biungler lleunio StteaVin Simons Miss Mollle h.i,ll 'htiurt," Ml iu it'll Morris 13 MorlanDwIuli' Martin Jacob Sldilons S. Go J.T. nuiiUAltu, 1'.

M. S2S cn oo HH Buouuen a Arnica Halve. BEOT SALVB in the -world to: orrises, scree, ulcers, salt thanm, few Boree, tetter, chapped hande, corns, and oil ekm and positively onrea piles, or no pay required. It ia guaranteed to (five perfect aatiafaotion, or your money refunded. Pnoe.

25 cents per For esle by King Wood, Hebokah Entertainment. On Dec. 14th and 15th Lodge No. 141, U. of li, will a Pink and Green Bootable und oyster sapper at tlie home of Mrs.

A. T. Grist, lUfi East Jefferson street. A very entertaining pro- gramme has been arranged for each evening; also a number cif handsome articles to be disposed of fer the benefit of Ibo order. A liberal attendance solicited.

Odd Fellows ond their families especially invited. 3 did MRS. COLESON, Chicago's leading shorthand teacher, ia having unuaual success in securing positions for her pupils' within 14 weeks' time. The World's Fair ciry ia the place to get positions in shorthand Several of Mrs. Coleson's pupila are employed by the Columbian exposition ai splendid salaries.

For terms address Mrs. Coleson, McYickor's Thfiatre Bnild- Dtt cli-cS dtt CET THE BE.sr. 1C you want Dr. John 11 1 1 1 1 demand it nnd take no tl otu'cr barsuparlllu. Eucu ingn dionL IIMJU: In Or.

uv'-rTpartnnd mu'iobo'no fcei ukLVuew pci- MID. Ho other SAHSAPARILLA a effect. Elmer Halson, Alyn- writes: "My htrenRll. nml i i i been fulling mo for i i Ms The Best French and A.nerioan Corsets can alwayi be found at Scruggs D. Q.

0 Oompany. i at night, veiy nervous, and gron nitlnnrholv My eyes Were bore nnd i had u-mand nrtci many tonics, and bltu-mand blood purifiers, but Jailed to get bettor, i llually asked a physician wliicfl IS THE BEST onwTnarllla. and he replied Dr Bull P. iSnSht six bottles, and before 1 had used It all I AlilS Mother man. MyBtrength and ttorm me secuts at drug stores, or sent by mall i U.

1'ark i Sous 175 and 177 Syca- wholesale Kisa WOOD, Agents, CHRISTMAS PLUMS Do your picking tor X-mas Gifts wiile they are Choicest, and stock unbroken, MUFFS. Full line of Ladies' and Children's Muffs. Special for Xmas. 75 Hare Muffs 580 each. Covers, Portierres, Etc.

Nothing nicer for a gilt. Coloring and Designs HNqiiisile. Full size Chenille Portierre, dado, per pair. UIBRBUIS. Always nice for Presents.

Prices range from $1.5010 giooo. Sure to find fomething to please yon. Handkerchiefs. Ladies' Plain White and Colored Bordered Hemstitched Handkerchiefs, 50 each. Embroidered Scallop Swits Handkerchiefs, endless v.uiety, at 250 each.

50 each. CLOAKS and Kroken size-. Ladies' Children's Clo.iks gains; cheap. You'll find rich ones, too, in our Cloak 15. partmciit now.

BLANKETS. From oo a pair up. A "Beauty" in and quality, 10-4 all wool, at $4 49 il wir See our Kid Glove at sura to please you. Remember tho pl 151 North Water St. Chas.

T. Johns The pTOper Thing for a warm stylish suit. Take a glance at our Tan, BrcrvVn and Black Cheviots. Long cut sack suits, double and single breasted, all the go this season. Ours are the best, they fit perfectly.

OVERCOAT! For Men and Boys. You can have the pick of thousands. Box Overcoats, Extra Long Overcoats, Ulsters, Cape Overcoats, in fine and medium grades, made up in the most desirable goods. Prices low. OTTENHEIME MASONIC TEMPLE BLOCK, Decantr's Leaders in Clothing and Furnishings, A KAUFMAN, Resident Partner.

TELEPHONE 188, -n. 1 1 i ff. A Confidential Whisper Cue riot very wi-ll bo convoyed through Iho columns of newspaper, but Tortr.n- utely there's no myatery about ue. There ie no necessity fur whispering--a Epaak- ing trumpet 7nulJ be more appropriate. It yon lire no i oaalitntod thnt it ia diDi- cnlt to nersna!" yon, oomo ami look nt them for yourai If.

Whatever elee rahy fuil to convioco you, the evidence of yonr own pyes can't bo resutcil. It will tnke you loss than minute to see that they are all that wo nay about them nnd that even tt spoakinK trumpet conlJn't do thorn justice. Here's an that we cannot guarantee to keep open very lone- fxtra wo will in addition Rive e.ich purch leor of 83 worth of new goods a nice biinjc --just tlio thinif for tho boys airl xirlo. BACHMAN East Main Street, Sign of the Big Eleptat. Is ttso W.F.BUSHER'S OO3FIISL From $3.50 to $8.

From $2.00 to $7.50. GENTS' PATENT LEATBER SHOES AND DANCiNS In A.11 Sizes and Styles. The Finest Ladies' Iland-Turnca Shoes for. All Ladies' and Children's Shoes- from A to EE, 152 EAST MAIN STREET.