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A full assortment of our
famous line with Double
Knees for Children.
SPECIAL RIBBED LINE
FOR LADIES
In 8 1-2, 9, and 9 1-2 inch,
at 25 cts.; regular price of
this line is 35c.
SPECTION INVITED.
JNO. T. ACHESON.
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A QUEER TRAMP.
tee (meld New clad fearserwranse
ttperk•es.
t flu (xsotanati Commercial Oteette.
quer lump woman, Betty Ana Ar-
, i sisbmsd in Use Central Polio, Sta-
gs Daybook 0. She was arrested for
bevies, but will prolably be released
slimed to 000tinue her migratory life.
vas born is Logan, Hardin County,
wben twenty nue year of age wee •a-
d to be earned to . farmer of this rati-
fier uncle abducted her, and ,loos
tone, twentytwo years neo, she bee
as the road constantly. I►oonims men. =emu".enrebisr to 1•.o. One ,std of
las •h.- ready secured • job as brakes the „oye she fam.eed to • sail in the corner
end was ptromotod to the Palk* d et hes dingy kitchen. The other end she
FEMALE INVENTIVE GENIUS.
JODMIIP.AMD
Mehl visite ie Os Turkish tassrai g
osier.
There are 300,000 ..o..+hl tray.lt.0
is the United fifties.
Palliated,
d,eri imported '°00OODworth
of Wotandgi JIM MOWN.
Of the Ares of 189t, 64 per oast. were tin.
%Amps aid only 4 pit sent. te .Iaelrigiby.
Adages M. mere newspapers to Us
pspulati s then any other elate or Ter-
ritory.
Fr.o.aa', Worst Powder destroy sad
remove worms wittiest iajnry to adult or
West. 1.
Lae Wal, of Adoeh, L l., is the only
Chin•maa in America who ruse • wave
umiak farm.
Rdwsrd B. Stkliag, of Treater, N. J.,
owes a Msmr w.rth $1,000, for wines be
.aid sine .mite.
The Attest. Co..fitatios assessed the
other day that • new college was to be
"corner stetted."
Nei the liver and bowels by the
jedrsfou. s.s of National Pills, Skov are
purely variable. 1.
The wealth of the United
Slams het ph 3,648,000,000 and that
of Great tun at $50,000,000,000.
Ember Ct., • Fr.aes priest, stationed .i
41411111111111111. recently found • Meet of the
time of King David in his door yard.
Tim highest price ever paid for a bores
was $160,000, tie amount paid by Senator
Stanford to Malcom Forbes for Axtell
Milburn's Aromatic Quinine Wine is dis-
tinctly superior to any other as en •poette-
iag Maio and fereffier. lm
On the top of • church tower in Utica,
N. Y., • mountain sus is growing. b is
new about fifteen yeah old and is .eves feet
Wit
Aa • healing, soothing application for
cute, wound,, bruises and teres, there is
nothing better than Vatoria Carbolic
Salva lm
The Woman's Christian Temperance
Union bas established • free milk booth os
Frasklis quare, Philadelphia It is well
Th
The number of nears, cigarettes and
cberoota embk.d in this ooantry last year is
plaited at about 7,442,000 by • retest gov-
ernm.st report
The United Staten baa mem than 500,000
bearing banana plash, 200,000 bearing
lemon tress, 4,000,000 oast!• trees gad 21,-
000,000 pineapple tinea
San Frosoisoo bus as earthquake proof
hotel It is eoestruet.d el ices .rd in the
form of two hollow puree, ons within the
other, arranged go as to braes ewe ober.
The little town of Camberlaad is Rhode
bland bosom of . mest1ei house which was
bunt in 1740. The Int* President Garfield's
mother won►iped is it is bur youth.
The tiree longest riven in the world ars :
Th. Missouri, from im mores to the mouth
of the lower Mi-d.sipp, 4,575 miles : the
Amason, 3,944 mike, and the Nile, 3,500
muse.
Charles Wood, • druggist of H.rlesion,
KngIsad, bee • brood of whim blackbirds, •
fact which is vouched for by Land and
Water and by several promiaest ornitholo-
gists and naturalists.
Maw • fhteame Wean tiresesveated e'er
rsmNaaree.
From The Chimp, N.,ws Record.
While the sin wee trying to shine yester-
day afternoon • woman came oat of • little
bouse that stand, almost ender the shadow
of tits Clark street viaduct, jammed up
against the warehouse, the railroad tracks
and the limpid river. She was • woman of
girth and paned aloud as she carried • bas-
ket of damp washing that bumped oat her
knees.
Setting the basket down she lilted • coil
al rope slid looked about for a moment as if
new
kik croestnu the nver WhiNkug. W.
she cyst the structure nave way and
ipttate.l the train crew holo the Aver.
Was the only cue that escaped. Fa-
ng the tthln ricer she .rTtved aL Cia•la-
still in mete attire. She secured work
Mat, the 1 tweet Bootee. end relates •
Ihngetpeneoce in cwsetetios a nth this
of her journey. There were three
!thy irmengers on hoard destined for
sbvit tin the Dight atter leaving Om-
an two negro boat heads murdered the
. ps 1*, bo s and, afar robbinghem,
its tsar les into tit. river..S a.was
waned with death if she informed uy
of
thear .ettos.mil, in terror of bar
she 'tamped over the side of the beat
swam ashore several sine were find
ter but mused Weir aha emd Betty de-
ed.
using the .hors, aka curbed bask to
maim and roamed skeet for sees
e. As et ening
outskirts of the atty. AO
sleep until t %• ssye die
e nothing of what ieppemei until
found herself in • asehlegIM s editml
ore. Where she bad bra him by • body -
ttker, who had oh{nd '.kr.her sad
S her body to st• bet$. fns was at moos
hand ro i%i•dns tsonacdothaen0.
but was
rued not to speak • word 01 what had
erred She shies the reporter was the
v nae she had ever told .f the agree. -
ace.
/ler life is filled with mx.it.g isedente—
idreadth escape fibs alsiw that while
nag to 1 R•ytoa she feed • mos Wel
tie red Le hiss tha she e *4
Sanvitan, and that spas bio whmgsent
tovef, be amused her of •tt..ptitg le
neer Wm, sad ,bat alts�som�d
I I7ached by the hiosds Hi Leri
lbs 1r sot toothed a peer ler vies
ass 'ad b very ream fibs i. a pay-
*l'oed wasdsr, sed her Menge. 1 mod -
14, corder as the remarlksW De* Ar
sans neatly sod elm hseNly it i$IMlt.
a tams fill.
b
1iono. fur Hew woes hem
1°hottne, w HM 1 was sen agitat 3
10,, and, as the time, wield tees haw
101 hol deatha• gram we
7 sall'^K, • head emilin(d i Dr.
Stuart el WW tfeswbery,
Wk set•d like rile ea toy tspMe.6 lb
this Wrists 1 wesdi met he mise ren.
Jim W. iaasm--ws
3616 M Ps.lw, Mampsite P. Q.
twitted .holt • telegraph pole thin feet
away. This .ba strung the lithe with .op -
ping flannels mad i few white articles that
dripped with indigo.
1V"hen the has was crowded full the bas-
ket was tent empty. There were so more
telegraph peke The .lack of t be litre
weski norreacli back to the bones. (a the
side track .tool two freight airs that had
bogs then since Saturday evening. The
wanes a1med the rope from the telegraph
pole •ed found that it would reach the end
Mille ear. She tied it there. A RIlitts
with clothespins she ioorated
t waueeii.s with some white .kiss and
other 1� that waved phantom gestures
in the y air. This being aooempliehed
she tock'• gumU bucket and went in the
gassed direstios of Kinzie street.
No sooner lad aha disappeared than •
1r.iakt algins came backing down and
y •ppro•ohsd the two oars. A
brakeman waved his arms and there wee •
how The femme of domestic wear drop-
ped
esti! the pillow -cams dragged in the
shiers. The brakeman gravid his erns
Zreetha mei mt�oved, aha list tatted itself,
and Oat the
wOOaa -N
armed ib mem More was • .map. The
reps with lea Mittens( attachments waved
like the tail of • Mile s the oar rolled
amiy. The worms wee aethm•tic •ad gave
ep au, chose after a hundred yards. As for
eke brakeman and esgls.er, they did not
know what had happened until they took
an investor, at • way stollen.
C. C. Rt. HART O & Co.
1:sr:rtssex,—For yeah I have been
troubled with .crofulous eons upon my face.
I bare .pent hundreds of dollars trying to
effect • cors without any result. t am
hb.appppr� to say one bottle of /AWARD'S
LLNIMttNT entirely cared me .std I can
heartily recommend it to all as the best
medicine in the world.
RONALD WINN4',
tisy6eld, (lot.
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P u IA gR
LM-A_E31NC-
ROF =TABLE
THE PRI= ABB PC,PUYAR 1
THE GOODS ARE PLEASING 1
TRADING WITH LIE I8 PROFITABLE
Pie Have serarN7.
Paper, sur ` F•vesta' paper r'
The gentlrnwn looked down curiously on
the mite of I.rmanity, the two-footnewsboy
.ad said, with • slight smile :
" Can you change • quarter `..
" I can get it changed mighty quick '"
was the prompt reply. " Do you went •
Pi 1 es, • said the gentleman. " Rut," be
added, beeitatingiy, " bow do I know you
♦►Alt bring back the changer'
" Yon don't know it, replied the little
fellow. sharply.
, Ther i must trust to your honesty '"
" That's •boat the size of it. Or—Hold
on : Here's your security. There's thirty-
four paper in this bundle. Ketch on to
fissm tire. flans.
Demi Kos,—Fur .steel years my sister
edland hes liver cemplaise. As doctor
mm bar as hap ens triad B. B B., whisk
cured larmeiVetely. 1 tan reeelnillOnll 1E
to all. Mrs. MArD Gutur,
2 Lyons, Oat
THREE P's
IN
ONE POD.
ALECK SAUNDERS, WEST
STREET
Has all kinds of Novelties for the Kitchen,
And will procure New Things as fast as they appear.
GRAITE
IRONWARE
CLEAN,
HEALTHFUL,
DURABLE.
ANOTHER LARGE STOCK TO HAND
N / IN
SAUCEPANS, PORRIDGE BOILERS, TEA AND COFFEE POTS, PUDDING
PANS, PRESERVING KETTLES, Etc.
THE NEW WHITE -WARE
Before the gentleman could r.moasaate
the boy had placed the boodle of papers is
his same sad was off like • duh.
He ens gens perhaps three militates, but
darfsg that One the g.odenten was resder-
rerabls A half -do m of
bin sugwsieta•oes peered, and each one
et5. enquire if he bad rose into the
oew.psper business, sad how it paid, while
the ssuelesys gathered around gad jeered
him, nuke the impression that he was as
tagrisper. So be gave • great sigh of relief
when Ow boy returned and put twenty-four
costs ha his h
" I Mie% rooedaway, did I " be said, witb
a ,1esrfwl Rria
' No, answered the .an, witb • groan :
" but if you hadn't tetsrasd in smother
minute, I would have rust away."
" And Meta es este tea oasts!" 4.-
maadod the iudismatty.
—BatG� Nnhat.as AY and atop to explain
Mew me Urine tee ma
Slum the Toss. Wm", Nelle
Maks Mum lite .ens ataoetim plea w
earth.
y.elem. i
icy dg 1
nyaMs
Tank h..kly whit hie is .stars M
thio be 1. IntemMod.
Mahn him ewepinehis for the perlae.ree
of a r.11ed arils .f daily duties
8s.etlmst Wee kis frinsds to year bass
sed labia Tsar palls to know W so-
ereiMa
�Deyb
�.dnl Myron epos his sed tett
may. es 1 re 4ted tare
tees) Mtllers tdntmsns r the Mw.
Handsome for the Table, Durable for Cooking, Chemically Pure.
BAND -MADE RE -DIPPED TINWARE
1s SELLING FAST
Wen are
Kowa -y that iserfa s with comfort
straw grans atltpbsdy sleep-sena—Milwau-
kee Jowell.
labood'• Unusual Is sees by Afdrtano
Nothing like it has ever betin sold in the town. I have it in all lines.
THE ONLY PLVMBINO SHOP IN THE TOWN.
SANITARY PLUMBING AND HEATING.
A. B. CORNELL
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41TDERTA=
r4rI' McLean's Block—On the Square—McLean's Block,
er1LL CONTINUES T) CONDUCT FUNERALS ATMHIiS USUAL LOW PRICKS.
Remember, NO HIGH CHARGES. The best stock in the county to choose from,
2 first-class hearses. Don't fail to give him a call and save money. Prompt attendance.
ajNO CHARGE FOR HEARSES.
Tie sew Hans of Comssas welshes SO
bashes and fissnwsea,144 harr5es. is End
as► of promise. 111 brewers and di.HMrs, 2
beam ref •rihiecs, 16.sliery mere
hese. 8 diyhmaties, 9 civil sad .ori.. ..-
�ss.es, throeie
s sad agrslt.ries, res
lied ewm en 10 iresm..iun and .sal msr-
skrts, 16 labor .tsps -removes„ 57 .sns-
loolo rho. 10 d•Mars, 66 pont l mesebssa.
1 es-.t.srwmt:, S6 5000papesnpeepr1sioio
wed jeneesrete. M peers bolo sii beelbses.
1$ NOWA bmdnss.,..19 whip •wase•, 9i
_N, 4 sleek brainy, 9 smieadly pro-
iheloon 55 alma and ltiery Ahem and
11 sewterY.a andenriL
A. B. CORNELL,
On the Square.
To the Front
as Usual.
Mmesse., A. 4th, UN.
My head was liteielly far desimmi
std sethieg applied saw edit, Wel mutt
ts�s� Aa Dandrwf, • bow applimiom el
whirl hes Dassde esghly reaswd the dse-
rd Ha. is sen a psis to be MIA
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NOTWITIISTANDING the loud -toned advertitte-
mente to be seen in our local papers from time
to time, and the now stock -phrase : " I buy all
goods for cash," all goods are supposed to be bought BECAUSE
for cash, and I am one of the few who boy for spot
cash or on receipt of goods Those who are in a position
to bay as above can undoubtedly do better than those who
buy on time and have to renew their notes. I am
receiving portions of my
WHY
Does GEO. BARRY, the
Golerich furniture dealer and
undertaker, keep the best stock
of furniture and undertaker's
,applies 1 And how is it
that he can sell so cheap 1
SPRING PURCHASES
And will have full lines in all departments a few Clays
hence, which for style, variety and price will he second to
none. I am not afraid of competition.
Strictly one price.
Drayer and Habsedaaher. 1
UN D ERTAKERS
3_ 33ROf'Hf1Y Zit SON
Have added to their preMet business one of It. J. Naah's Latest Style
of (My Hearses, ams the teasel line of funeral fmrniehings in the county,
and are now pampered to 00046113 foueer•Is at prime reasonable.
This department will be strictly attended to by his stat William, who,
is the empiri of the 1Ms D. Gorden for the rat to years, has • -
hsserisi. of the heeheeee, and by prompt attention hops• to share part of
pub& pair• .gm.. Remember the plans—Wem6et. on your way to the poet
dint (Ove as a call
J. BROPHEY & 80N.
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He finds that it pays in the
long run. His motto is :
" Small Profits and Quick Re-
turns." He also makes •
specialty of picture framing.
Give him a call before purchsr-
big elsewhere. Embalming
Fluid always on hand. 2357-y
Patronise
True
Competition.
Tom CAs.tot PAcLWAT '.
TRUISM/LPN YY Mew v .e•MiM.4 to give
yobbo • Mt<h.s servlet with fair sad per
maaeet e. -/elft look.
1t to illoitalle&es busts.n principles and to
las tpIa aofNo prima
et every roma. who
nae tern
s11 1 aur
anal=
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bobsbo
thresh awl' .sb1. ons ?rotas Q/ast
a. �ILIDIM'-' sono,
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