The Jacksonville Daily Journal from Jacksonville, Illinois • Page 3

Gbe Journal. Wednesday, 3 im JACKgONVILLBTlME of departure of traina: GOING NORTH, P. A St. Peorta, dally ant IVi-rin. ex.

Sunday 4:00 pm Sunday paaw-uger 6:66 pm Bewi accommodation freight am CL A am Chicago, ax. Sunday pm Chicago- Peoria 4 41 For Chicago am SOI' i AND WEST. J. A St. For St.

7:0) am For Ut. Louis 3 Si pm C. For Kansas City 10 am For Kansas City St Louis am Fur sdkm (3ly 5 46 am For Rt Louts, 7 ki an For St. Loato. Ex 3 3u pin For MeiSee Rund.ty pm GOING WEST.

For Hannibal, Quincy and Kansan City 7 am For Hannibal, Quincy and Kansas 1 a .10 .10 am City pm I City mail 1:43 pm GOING EAST For 6 .37 am For Toledo 6:64 pm I Donaiur accommodation 3:86 pm Buffalo mall 1 2- am Time or arrival of trains i FROM NORTH P. A St. dally .11 am 1 P. A St. ex 7 06 pro I P.

A Sunday 9,06 pm P. A St. 1.. accommodation 46 am FROM SOUTH. J.

A St 10:60 am J. A St. 6 :80 I C. A ex. Sunday 11:10 aro 1 C.

A except Sunday 8:38 pm STREET RAILWAY Ftnrt cam leave barn at 6 16 a rn and 1 every IS Mliiutctafterward until 10 .09 p. I lata! care leave and I at 10 16 an vreat and aouth ends at 10 30 p. LATE ARRIVALS For the Greatest Handkerchief Sale Ever Held In Jacksonville. Note the Prices, Then Look at the Goods. FIFTY YEARS MARRIED.

Wedding Anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. William Doty. 9c Handkerchiefs for 12 l-2c Handkerchiefs for 15c Handkerchiefs for I9c Handkerchiefs for 4c 25c Handkerchiefs for 19c 7 50c Handkerchiefs for 39c 9c $1.00 Handkerchiefs for 73c 12c $1.25 Handkerchiefs for 83c See the 2c plain hem and fancy borders worth 5c. let of soiled handkerchiefs 2oc to 50c values for 19c.

See our 7c initial, also 25c initial for 12c. HANDKERCHIEF SALE. HANDKERCHIEF SALE. I uestiay wop the fiftieth anniversary of the wedding- of Mr. and Mrs.

Wm. Doty, who reside at 205 Michigan avenue, and a large number of their neighbors and friends gathered To eelebrate the day. Dinner was announce at 12 and a bounteous feast was disclosed, burdening two large tables, beauti- lully decorated with flowers. One was I distinguished as the bride's table, and was white with roses. The other was made beautiful in white and green.

After all had partaken of WOoi fllul all Wool, 111 75c to $2 75 i unshrinkable woolen umier- wear, lOdifferent numbers. and get In line for the best in Fsll Furnishings, Gloves, Underwear, Hoisery, Neckwear, etc. Nothing missing our Furnishing stock that a good store should carrv. Underwear, Plain or ribbed, heavy or medium weight, mm CITY AND COUNTY. tnutip On litichi A M.

s. Mo, Athen Win. i on For go at F. 1 f. Woislward, of Garlin- ille.

nt 1 uesday with Rev. Win. ifeK. McFlfresb. losing out sale at Leader, Mrs.

B. J. was in tin city the guest of her mother, I ts. V. iggias.

For gt teas go to Claus' Tea Co. Mary ts and of Ucord. nt Tuesday with die Attend closing out 'ale. leader. thing but the pure of all kinds in 10c atn-nal lea S.

Erwin. estminater bazaar Thursday. Dittie of Farm He, spent I in the eity, en to Manchester. A theatre tram will run from itchiicld to night for the ameron Opera company. ('ana ron Opera Co.

to night. ordelia Arnold has returned i after a visit with her and friends here. Mrs. E. L.

Fifiter ami daughter. Miss Emily, 1 uesday morning for a visit with friends and relativ in I mh-js Kans. ('losing out sale at Leader. Some articles not disposed of at (i race church bazaar will be offered for this morning from ft to 12 o'clock. Dr.

00 W. Weyl was in the city to take his brother. Harry Wcyl. from the Central hospital to ins in Trenton, Neb. Claus special Mocha and Java at lb.

is excellent, Bert i ay lor and cousin, Will I ay- returned last night from where they have been visiting the ter of former, Mrs. Agee, 50 via the Wabash to Chicago and return, Thursday, Dee, 4. Mrs. Frank PofTenbarger expected to go to inchester yesterday to visit her parents. Marie Rrtght to accompany her to Chapin.

Ihe Daily Journal by madl or rier 10 cents per week. Next Tuesday night Hiram Bayliss 1 will deliver his famous hire, Problem of Human Hap at Centenary church. MAN i FI) A copy of the urrial of May 11. 15 cent will he given for a copy brought this office. buy suitable Cl morning at ournal's esteemed friend, D.

rty, of to the city yesterday morning in time to get a good wetting going home. BATH ROBES. FRANK RYRNS. HMOKIXO JACKETS, FRANK RYRNS. 1 he members of Jacksonville Conn oil.

X--. M. P. 1.., are planning for a which they will give in their Thursday night. Twenty-five will charged.

NOTICE Save money by buying coffee teas. For good quality they eannet heat, for fur they cannot excelled and for low prices they cannot equalled Mr. and Mrs. J. 11.

Haekett are tue. H. II Ch nt has been down ringing to move his ter place. and via the iast evening for ih 1. xpects rot he r.

to spend reti giie A Du irrieu yesterday 'time his studies in academy, it ami Miss Minnie bit yesterday for a month's visit. Opera to night, ncan, formerly factory, is now in tit at I rade Palace. Media and Java at goni 1 east to eol- tyles for his ened in this thing 1 T. Thursday, but the pure 10c cartoons. H.

Erwin. Country club I a gami Illinois college gi ft; 9 Th hi 12 Me( ristmas See at Andre A Andre store the new chairs in Verni-Martin finish with hand painted decorations. These ehairs are something absolutely new and and must interest all who enjoy anything combining good taste, elegance and reasonable priee. $2.50 to Chicago and return, Thursday, Dee. 4, via the Wabash.

Trains leave Jacksonville at 1 a. rn. and a. arrive in Chicago at 8 m. Thursday morning anti p.

in. Thursday evening. Tickets good to leave Chicago at 1 1-JO p. m. Friday; arrive in Jacksonville at 7:06 a.

Saturday morning. During week beginning Monday. Dec. 1, 1902, we will dispose of a number of slightly damaged machines at prices ranginu from $10 up. Come early if you desire to avail of this exceptional offer.

Repairs for all kinds of sewing rna- liim s. Singer Mfg. 203 W. Morgan St. Tel.

cherry, 2283, For the $2.50 Chicago excursion Thursday morning. Dec. 4. at 1:20, the Wabash will have two chair cars and one each on this train, arriving Chicago u. m.

Thursday. cars will be ready for ptrs p. m. Wednesday at the Wabash depot. Sarae Friday evening Chicago, arriving Jacksonville 7:08 Saturday, Dsc.

All unte are due 1. ami 1 maid respectfully request their set- before the holidays. Dr. Hairgrove We desire to return our thanks many friends for acts of friendly cindness done in the illness and the death of Mrs. Sylvester Stratton Sylvester Stratton COORT HOUSE HEWS.

COCNT COURT. People vs. Ellen (Jroves ami Newt Ray; burglary and larceny. Jury returned verdict of not guilty. People vs.

I honiaa Sledester; burglary and larceny. Jury finds the defendant guilty. Jacksonville Loan and Building as- vs. Relncca 1 Tueiuan ill; hill. report approved of foreclosure and sale.

1 1 A US A 1 TI IA S. S. Melton to Emily Melton, lot 23, original plat Lynn vil le; $1. E. Morrison to W.

H. U-dfcrd, part iot 3, block 37, city's addition; $2,300. W. H. 1 to X.

Morrison, part lots 56-57, addition; $1,000. PROBATE OH'KT, Estate Daniel Sheehan, ed John Sheehan, administrator, etc. Petition of Johanna Sheehan for apportionment dower. AIL wed. Estate of Sarah F.

Bealmear, eeaped. Petition Waldus C. Bealmear for pro ha te of will. Hearing for Dee. 22.

Cloak a at coat. Trade Palace WKSTM ST Elf BAZAAR. Remember the justly famous We minster bazaar and supper will to morrow. Bazaar opens at p. m.

There will be a special tabl for children with a nice display of for 25c and under. you van the best coal get Black 11. M. Pratt. Phone 8.

hapman. erdiy with on Sou White- Miss M. Main id an on hi The Dai riev 16 Al 1 Mr, an Mrs. amuel fi Mr. ai Lit Mrs.

ofat Lynn vi guest of her da tighter, near Meredo verland. For Athen 74, i 1 i is Visit i Sai Fr, av ra 'o. to night, iiklin, was here his new home made the trip coal call Sheppa rd, ng with her ah up rd Kansas West ieri Posture for horses southeast of the Ferguson in Alexander. hv Stephen Mo. 2 and 1 11 A 1 a Thui ig only at 7 p.

ridnv, 5. S. Perry has the 1 tribe, which floaty cattle. R. city.

is visiting She was ae- unteli, ol retura ria m. 4 a. 4. Good retnrn: aad to the river li the pellucid tie th uies not disposed of at bazaar will be offered morning from 9 to 12 Packs Wa 9th. the Xr tal J.

Dec. for a Xmas i morniap. Mi No Mr. and Mrs. C.

1 from a eardst own. The Christian associati' ill their regular meeting tesday. Dee. 3, at 3 m. of the Indie Mrs.

Aaron Petefish and daughter Grace, of Literberry, were Tuesday visitors here. Wedni attendai A full is desired. er, of the Sidney Shepley and da tight Murray ville, were i city Tuesday. Anna of Orleans, is the guest of Mrs. Mary C.

man and family. Geo. Syhrant and daugh- have returned from a visit reek with Henry Higgins and Winchester. ago. the former attending the stock show, and both visiting daughter, Patterson, who in the windy city, $2.50 to Chiaago and retnra Dec.

4 a Wabash railroad, Misf Reyn the woman the Cameron Or ra company, that will present the hit' -t comic opera oucceSH, "A Nor. nd.v Wedding," at the Grand to was formerly a most valued of the Empire Theatre Stock pany. She is said to be a moat comedienne. Some articles not Grace church bazaar will be offered for sale this morning from 9 to 12 1 he Rev. Jas Caldwell chapter, I).

will have its annual with the Mrs, Strawn. at 3:30 p. rn. Wednesday, ihe Journal was in error in stating that Lieut. Wesley Platt was a member of the HHst.

From fact that that organization was so long before icksburg, writer assumed that Mr. Platt belonged to it, while in fact he was a member of battery and indeed commanded it most of the ttme, as the officer was absent. If you wish to be. pleased try a lead otjr shaker Itrwtp eoal. Harrlgan Bros.

Tel. Misa Mae Crcsay, the prano of the (irace Cameron Opera company, that been secured by I.uttrell for the Grand to night, last season a member of The Gran Metropolitan Grand Opera company, and in the part of Denise Normandy has an opportunity for the display of her voice. $7.16 to Chicago and retnm via THE ALTON, 1, 2 and 3, aceonnt Internatianal Livestock exposition. Final limit Dee. WANTED iTxTT WARRANTS.

Issued to of the War of he war of 1812. Black Hawk war, other Indian wars and war with Mexico. Will also purthase surveyor agri- ultural college scrip, addi ional homestead rights, forest re serve land, or any other valid land warrants or land scrip. Will pay cash delivery of papers. F.

W. Font, No. SuD Public Library t. I.onis, -------------o------------A NEW REMEDY. The old friends Gough Remedy will pleased to know that the manufacture TH that preparation have gotten out a new tnedy Stomach and Liver Tablets, and that it is meeting with much in the treatment of constipation, biliousness, dck headache, impaired digestion and like disorders.

These Tablets are nsier to take and more pleasant in than then they only move the bowels, but improve the appetite and correct any disorders of the stomach and liver. For sale by all druggists. -------------o-----------HAVE EIGHT ONCE MORE. Virginia is no longer a city of darkness. Seventy-five street lights of candle power each have recently been put up.

and were liglVed Saturday night for the first time. Great satisfaction is expressed by the citizens of that town over the fact that once more their streets are well lighted. following testimonial was received from Mr. John W. Yum" an old soldier aral highly respected citizen of Lincoln.

111., who says: had a severe cough and cold and I decided to get same kind medicine. 1 purchased a bottle of Honey and TJorehound, and am pleased to say 1 am now well. I advise anyone suffering from throat or lung affections to use this valuable remedy, cannot recommend it too Sold by Lee P. Allcott, druggist. WE SI MIN: I he annual end will Sale ITER BAZAAR.

Westminster bazaar take place Thursday, at 2 p. rn. LAST SIDE TFESDAY GLEB. 1 he East I uesday club held an interesting meeting Tuesday after noon at the home of Mrs. Georgi Hocking.

weather was very un favorable, hut the attendance wa d. nevertheless. following program was carried out: nollenl arlyle and His in Mrs. Dennis Schram. as Historical Portraf Miss Clara Sibley.

Music. Miss La rimo re. I he meeting ended with roll call, the facing ideas for Christ mas. -------Special handkerchiefs Me at $.150. Trade Palace EMPTY YOKE LOCKERS.

After Dec, Rth Country club house, including the locker room, will be closed for the season. ex- peeting to remove their effects should so at onoe. F. 1.. Ledtord.

GOVENANT DA CGI ITERS OF I Daughters of the Covenant hold their regular meeting with Hopper Monday night. The subject was Japan and many interesting items were given by each one pres- nt. Flach member was given a pretty program in the shape of a hell. The served excellent refreshments. Following was the program: Tunison.

Leaflet, Curious About Miss Davis. Song, ('urtis. 1 Geomber Anna McCullough. M. L.

Sec. Things The K. Store's 1 1th sale of Christinas lldfs. begins to day A souvenir free to lady rlattor to dav. O.

K. Stora DOERS DR EX The management of announces that its howling alleys will reservad exclusively for ladies ommencing- this morning as follows; Monday, Wedni-sday and Saturday mornings from :30 to 11 and Thursay afternoons from 1 to 3. Gentlemen will not be allowed in the alleys luring these hours. bhd in parlor F. 11.

Coard. a iriend ot the cimpie for forty a few words of greet mg. He that in all the years of his acquaintance with Mr, and Doty they had always livid happily together and that he had never enjoyed warmer hospitality that when he was guest. Mrs. Doty to respond, hut such great joy and gratitude toward the kind hearted guests her heart to such an extent that utterance was impossible.

Mrs. Ella Barrett, of Pittsfield, then expressed her groat pleasure in greeting so many old Afterward all tended hearty congratulation good to ir host and long their esteemed neighbors and friend, and although the weather was gloomy without, there was no lack sunshine within. A great number of iieauttful and valuable presi-nts were receivi-d. '1 flowers were furnished by Root. Collins, Mrs.

Filbert Berry had charge of the Mr. and Doty were married on the second of i in Prim-eton. Bureau and have lived in this city 1856. 1 heir present home they occupied for forty Doty will he 70 in March and Mr. Doty recently attained Ids 78th year.

1 he guests present at this happy vu-rc; Mr. and Mrs. W. li. I Taylor, Mrs.

Samuel Eastman. Mary Beak and daughter (Era, FollansD-e. J. 1). Adams.

Mr. 1 Bert Willi arnsou, Mr. and I Mrs. M. Coard, William- son, Mr.

and Mrs. Frank Matthews and daughter, Mrs. Lee Weigand aral -laughters. Mrs. Dan Kelly, Mrs Tom Cannon, Mary McAllister, Mr.

and Mrs. Campbell Johnston, Roht. Mr. and Mrs. Everett Verry.

Mrs. Anthony, Mrs. Firnest Sihert, Richard Ella Bar reft, Mr. and Mrs. Harney.

Mrs. Mary E. Hairgrove, Mrs. Wm. AV, B.

Young. AV. arter. Myrtle Mrs. Si her! and family.

Bark. Mrs. Ellis, Mrs. Mable Jones, Mrs. Leslie Rabbitt a Mr.

and Mrs. Doty so kindly them on anniversary of their day. the 11th limeive ainnanee apeeial of liandkar- more and prettier styles loner priaes thnri ever and a dainty samenir each lady to day. K. Store.

Ask to Adler's a new glove for driving and street wear. Shirts tor winter. All desirable plain or fancy Strongly rec styles, pleated, stiff or soft bosoms to $2 and also guaranteed to give is fact ion. Sweaters. Heavy cotton ribbed and wool fleece lined la.gc variety of colors, heavy 50c.

I mou Suits from to $5. and li-ht weight. Hosiery. $1 to $5 Hoys from 5oc to All wool cashmere half hose, blacks and 50c to 75c fancy 25c to 50c AT. Gloves and Mittens.

f. Nlft Slurts. winter. Heavy muslin and fancy conceivable or striped a.nd SI lined, silk, wooi and 50c Men and golf gloves, solid colors or 50c and 75c New Neckwear. A part of the holiday line now on sale.

BROOK STICE. To Keep Things Moving- We Will Sell I 3 3 Lib. I i baking I th. vitron, ur U-nuui i eati al ILL. PHONE 102.

bell phone 2102 £jGii Grocery, 1 gooti buking v. 2 3 Ih. tahU- apruvts 2 3 tahlc I 3 suiiii York fui! atti au pi bfutm pu aliti! Iti! kraut 10c LOv East State St. Johnson, tlnckett Guthrie. Elbert, Berry.

I -h te expresa their JBBT1CE COE RTS. Lucy Pickle, a the eai addition, tried in Eaquirt eourt Tuesday for disturbing the Jury found her not guilty and case John 1 1 the and Ja D. represented the defendant Satisfactory Carpets the only kind of Carp we sell. will find our carpels are NEW FRESH GOODS. December Specials.

Good values from here and therein our stock. Choicest of the new. bui priced in a very reasonable manner that gives your money the purchasing With the winter needs at hand find these offerings of special interest. A good Comfort 75c A pair of full sized Blankets. 45c Choice designs in Wrappers 75c A good Outing Flannel 5c ard wide Unbleached Muslin, 4c Extra heavy Feather Ticking Millinery 3d 1-3 to per cent reduction A good Walking Skirt.

all prices2c up 50 inch 50c Popular weaves in Dress Goods at Prices. Monte Carlos and Cash Prices. Long Coats at Cash Prices. It Always Pavs to Pay Cash and Trade at Blackburn BOOM ABB M.LLÜVERY HOUSK. ONE FARE ROBNI) TRIP SUNDAYS.

Until further notice. Chicago, Peoria iV St. railway agents will sell Sunday excursion tickets between any two stations where train service will round trip being made on Sunday, at one fare, with a minimum rate of 50e. Get particulars. ---------------o--------------X OTIC RI X1T RA A A An unusual chance to secure choice Xmas gifts offered at the Trinity bazaar fancy tables, Dec.

9. A Trinity supper will be served. PLEASANTLY SURPRISED. Miss Katy Braner, of Grace Chapel, on arriving home last Thursday evening, Nov. 28, was greatly surprised to find host of her young friends gathered there.

It being her ninteenth birthday her mm her and sister Cora had planned a surprise for tier. Those present were Misses Nina Rridgeman, Nettle and Katie Driver. Miliie Wlswell, Grace. Ella and Clara Goodpasture, Madie Glnder. Nellie Loughary, I.ottie Braner.

Beatrice Smith, Mrs Pearl Smith; also Miss Helen Loughary, of Jacksonville; Messrs Clifford Wisweil. George Smith, Seltie, Jesse and Frank Loughary, Elmer and Austin Smith, Fred Braner, Fred Glnder, Chester Braner, Claude and Turley, George Taylor, Clinton Smith and Wm Settls. Suitable refreshments were served, after which games were played until a late hour, when all returned home wishing her many such happy birthdays, A Friend. Only $2.50 Jacksonville to Chicago ami return via THE ALTON, 1:30 a. m.

and 6:23 a. THURSDAY, Doe. 4, 1902, account livestock exposition. Dally Journal 10c week. THOl'SAND DOLLARS WORTH )D.

A Thurnes, a wvll known coal opera o-r of Buffalo, Ohio "i have been filleted with kidney and bladder trouble 'or gravel or stones with ex oruclating pain. 1 got no relief from rm-di until I began taking Foley's Kidne; then the result was surprising, started the brick like and now have no pain aernsi mj and I fee; tike a n-w man it has done me $1,000 worth of good A. City Drug store. ---------------WHEAT IN GOOD CONDITION. The special climate and crop bulletin for the month of November was Issued yesterday by Acting Director Leon Guthrie, of the iilinois section of weather bureau, United States department of agriculture.

The bulletin is as follows: Cnseasonahlv warm weather prevailed over state until the 25th to the 26th when a change to decidedly cooler oc- urred in all sections, and temperature remained in the vicinity of freez ing point from that time until the close the month. The rainfall was ample and well dis- ributed over the northern and central listricts throughout the month, and good, rains fell In the southern dis- during the last decade The month as a whole was very favor- Me for of farm work, though a localities the ground has been dry, and in others too wet, for plow- ng. Wheat to be in exceptionally line condition in the northern half of the state, and in fair condition in the southern The acreage was greatly re- iticed in the northern and central districts, due, correspondents state, partly to ear Hessian fly, but mostly to the de- ay In plowing and seeding caused by inusually wet weather in the fall. In he southern portion of the state the sown wheat is being injured fo a extent by the Hessian fly. in some counties, by rust.

The rains the latter part of the month, however, to have checked the ravages of the iy and, since the rains occurred, has been no apparent increase in the number of fields where rust has appeared, sown wheat has suffered little injury nd its condition is promising. The aore- in the southern portion of the state is about an average. The wheat is being lightly pastured in many localities, and orrespondents state that it is generally in exceptionally good condition to stand evero winter weather. Tiie condition of rye is everywhere ex- client, but the acreage of this crop, too, is less than it would have been had more favorable conditions for plowing and seeding obtained In the fall. The work of securing the corn crop is still in progress but nearing completion, -nd favorable reports as to the yield and quality continue.

Some of the cars are still soft and some fodder too damp to I shred, while further slight injury from moulding and growing in shock is reported in some parts of the northern and central districts. Pastures are still green in all sections, affording excellent grazing far inter in the season than usual. Stock is generally in excellent condition, but in some scattered localities hog cholera has ap- In the extreme southern portion of the state there is some uneasiness among the farmers on account of the swelling of fruit buds tinder the influence of the unusually warm weather. RUGS--Room Sizes Comprising a complete lino Extrm Super, 1 apes try Brussels, Austiian nnd Smyrna (imported), Axminster, Body Brussels, Extra ilton and Smyrna. Prices $10.35, $11.85, $li, $25, $27.50, $30, $32.50 $35.

LiiiuiBums anil Oil cioifis. All sizes and prices. Wall Papers. Cheaper than ever to clean up stock for new goods. Thanksgiving Bargains.

In Sideboards and Dining Room Fittings, Buflets, Side Tables, Leather, Cane and Saddle seat Chairs in golden oak. miss this chance of choice things. EAST SIDE HOUSE FURNISHERS ILLINOIS. A Severe Test The of extremely hot ami of water our productive of to the teeth. The of the icy fluid and the hot rkiseiy following it a severe test, and the dentist must be consulted time to save painful work.

Don't delay A MIN A Tld i F. E. H. L. GRISWOLD, Dantist W.

Ride over Russell A A Climax Range Is Ail Right For Xmas. H. I B. w. SMITH F.

J. WADDELL (Si CO HANDKERCHIEF SALE. TO DAY. Hth TIME DOLLS AND CHRISTMAS NOVELTIES SOUVENIR SALE Every Lady Gets a Pretty Souvenir Wed. l)ea.

llth TIME A handsome souvenir will he presented each lady favoring us with a call to day during our special sale of Christmas handkerchiefs. O. K. A GOOD GOUGH MEDICINE. (From the Gazette, Toowoomba, Australia.) I find Cough Remedy is an exeolhmt medicine.

I have been suffering from a severe cough for the last two months, and it has effected a cure. I have great pleasure in recommending W. ('. Woek- ner. This is the opinion of one of our oldest and most respected residents, and has been voluntarily given in good faith that others may try the remedy and be benefited, as was Mr.

Wockner. This remedy is sold by all druggists. THE 1:30 a. m. and 0 a.

Thursday, Dec. 4. Good returning only at 7 p. m. and 11:30 p.

Friday, Dee. 5, Handkerchief Sale To Day, ELEVENTH TIME. We invite you to attend our 11th Annual Sale of Holiday Handkerchiefs ednesday, Dec. 3rd at which time we will show most complete assortment of fine Linen and Swiss Handkerchiefs at Considerably Less than Real Values. Christmas Novelties and Dolls will also be opened on that day.

Quantities of new little articles suitable for gifts. A pretty Souvenir will be presented to each lady favoring us with he-i presence Wednesday, Dec. 3rd. O. K.

STORE NO 9. WEST SIDE SQUARE..