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W. A. Steele was in Chicago Tuesday.
For rubber tiring see LESLIE CALD­
WELL. i5.tf
The Sullivan Greys will play ball
at Springfield next Sunday.
A. B. McDavid of East Nelson
township was in town Tuesday.
Miss Emma Evans of Bruce was
shopping in Sullivan Tuesday.
Mrs. Milbry Stivers visited recently
with her son in St. Louis. *
Mrs. Nora Patterson was a sufferer
of tonstlitis for several days past.
Earl Chipps and Roger Huff ol
•Sullivan have joined the University
ball teatr. ....
Charles Petitt and family have
moved from Villa Grove to Ardmore,
Oklahoma.
Mrs. Lib Jeffries «f Charleston is
visiting her sisters, Mrs. S. T. and
Mrs. Charles Booze.
I Eden Bros, will ordei flowers |
I for all special occasions.
FOR SALE—A plug mule.—E. D.
MAST, Kirksville, 111., Box 64. 16-3*
Dr. Davidson reports the birth of a
daughter to Kamp Grounds and wife
Monday.
Rev Dr. McClain ofDe Pauw University
wilt occupy the pulpit at the
M. E. church Sunday,
See Newbould & Richardson Bros,
for "The Reliable Gasoline Stoves."
A son was born to Scott Harris and
wife Monday night, the first son,
but fifth child.
The seniot class of the high school
will give a play at the opera house at
the close of the school.
FOR SALE—Warsaw Compound Incubators.
Phone 7216—J. L>; MC­
PHERSON, Agent. i6tf
Misses Freda Stricklan and Edith
Woodruff and Mr. and Mrs. Sheilabavger
started Tuesday for the Pacific
coast. } *
M. Whitman is able to be on the
streets again after being confined to
his home for two weeks with the
mumps. .
Rockers, rockers, rockers, at-New
bould & Richardson Bros., Southeast
corner of the square.
J. T. Dawdy returned Tuesday
morning from a ten day's sojourn at
West Baden, for the benefit of his
health.
Get that picture framed; it will
soon be spoiled. Eden Bros, will
fix it to keep. ! 1
The Moultrie county fair will be
held in Sullivan, September 14 to 19
of this year.
Diamond Edge Lawn mowers at
Newbould & Richardson Bros., Southeast
corner ot the square. 18-tf
Mrs. Elizabeth Robinson received a
letter a lew days' ago which stated
that her oldest sister, Mrs. Emma
Robinson, of .Danville, Ind., was
dead-
Mrs. Kate Rrndol has the name of
making as fine light bread .as any
woman in the county. Bread of her
baking on sale at Shirey's grocery.
If you like homemade bread try a
loaf. 19-tf
Arthur Keys and wife entertained
theT. H. G. girls in. their new home
Monday evening. The evening was
•pent in the usual routine of amusement.
Sandwiches, coffee, cake and
fruit were served.
Take the Banner Route for Dan
ville and points east, also for Chicago.
Connections are good now at
Bement on • morning train.—W. D.
POWERS ia-tf
Miss Sadie Scott is now at home in
her boarding house. She ate the
first meal there Monday evening with
boarders, which made her and others
feel much at home.
Rev. J. G. McNutt preached at the
Jonathan Creek church Sunday after
noon. This will probably be his last
sermon, as a regular minister has
been employed there and at Cadwell,
and will take up the work next Sunday.
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Houck's photos are the kind that
please. Some new styles are now on
display. Prices right. 18-3
This weather is delightful for
picture taking. They are always
satisfactory at Houck's Studio. 18-3
Matrimony is, like the weather,
mighty uncertain, and the happiest
people are those who are neither look
ing for storms nor banking on sun
shine, but are just willing to go
along sensibly and take what comes.
—Ex.
W. S. Harris, living between Sullivan
and Loviugton, returned Saturday
from Ramsey, where he purchased
a fine black team of driving horses.
George Hollingsworth of St. Louis
came to Sullivan last Sunday to
spend the summer with his grandmother,.
Mrs. Amanda. Wright, and
brother, Jay Hollingsworth..
YOUR
90
YTRAGOOn
CLOTHES FOR BOYS
Ederheimer, Stein & Co. - Makers
AKE it a
M point, right
now; to see our
XTRAGOOp SUitS
for boys. They're
new, seasonable,
appropriate; a
great number of
styles; with a scale
of prices that permits
buying at
your own figure.
The right garment
•Q for every boy above the
SI age of 3 years.
C. Fred
Whitfield
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Saturday,
May2
&
Monday,
• May 4
Tuesday,
May5
Wednesday
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BY BIG DAYS we mean big bargain-giving in reality, where goods of merit
are sold at prices which should interest everyone having an opportunity to
'©•©•o«K tk
John Albers of whom we spoke in The members of the W. C. T. U.
Do not buy a frame for any en­
last week's issue was given a heariug held a meetlug of much interest at
larged photo without first pricing
FRI5C0
them of Eden Bros.
in county court last Friday before a Mrs. G. N. Lewis's west of town
Jury composed of Dr. Kesler, F. M. Thursday. Mrs. ulia McClure read
Pearce, J. W. Elder, D. W. Goddard, a very interesting paper on recent
FOR SALE—A nice boar hog and
F. M. Martin and C. W. Crowdson, victories. Miss Anna DaughTty Chicaeo & Eastern IMsw
sows and pigs.—Call on FRPD WATwho
found Mr. Albers to be of un­ gave a select reading, /arrangements
. NORTH BOUNB.
KINS. Sullivan, 111., R. R. No. i, Box
sound mind. He was taken to Jack­ were made for a Grand Gold Medal No. 196 Nor'n 111. Ex., dally 12: an.
i8-tf. sonville .last Saturday morning by contest at the Baptist church, May No. 2tt Chicago Ex. " 12:40b »_
No. 24 Chlcgo Special '* 2:4Tmm.*-
Parties wanting wells made leave Sheriff Funston accompanied by J. A. 7th. A musical contest will be given No. 108 Marion Local, d ex Bun.. .12:1ft fa* -
their orders at L,. T. Hagerman's or Harris.
No. :W Chicaga Limited, daily...I2:07p|*..
by Miss Gertrude Meeker's class in
SOUTHBOUND.
at the office of Chase's lumber yard—
Saturday, Monday, Tuesday, and
music. Special music was rendered, No. 25 St. Louis Ex., dally. ' IT llMWu
H. H. GLADVILLE. 14-tf
Wednesday C. A. Dixon on the south
and refreshments were, served. The No. 126 Bou'nlll. Ex., daily.. ....8:80 sa.
No. 28 Bt. Louis Special, daily ...4:25as*,
As Dr. Kesler has purchased the side of the square will sell five dozen
next meeting will be held at the No. 101 Marlon Ex., d. ex. Bun... .8-22 pat.."
property occupied by Mr. and Mrs. gray granite, 10 quart water pails, home of MJS. Henry Millizen..
No. 31 St. Louis Limited, daljy ..8:17»s»
W. H. WYCKOPF, Agent,. ,
Willis Whitfield, and takes posses­ seamless and perfect throughout, at » FOR RENT OR SALE—One ten room
sion the first of May, Mr. Whitfield 2£ cents each. Read his ad. and 4 house, well, cistern, btru, in Sunny-
and wife have stored their household big bargain days elsewhere in this side and also small residence near de­ Illinois Central:
goods in a room over E.J. Enslow's issue.
pots tr— Apply to HENRY MILLIZEN.
(Peoria Division)
dry goods store and will board until
NOHTB BOUND.
-Regulates the bowels, promotes easy nat­
they can rent a suitable house.
No.233—Peoria Accomodation 7:59 a m..
ural movements, cures constipation—Doan's No.324—Peoria Mail 1:00pm
CLOTHIER? Regulets. Ask your druggist for them. '25 No.JtM- Local Freight 10:15 a at
Houck's Studio is now open every
80DTH BOUND.
day except Sundays, and your wants
William Mock, living on what is cents a box.
No.301—B vans vllie Mail ....10:59»K
will be given the most careful attenknown
as the Enterline farm north­
No.iitl—Evansvllle & Southern Ex. 9:36 BET--.
NoiW—LOOHI M'relgbt , 5:10 j r ,
east of Ivovington, was seriously in­ INSTRUCTIVE INTERESTING Dally. tDallyexuept£unday.
Direct connection at Mt. Pulask ifor P**^
jured with a dynamite cap a few days
Louis. Sprlngffeld and al_ivolnts wr.
T-f-TrTn—t-ffl-n-wnTrTpt HnwInD K<
8OUTH BOUND
Ht>. 31 ... 6:40 p. m. except I
No. 71 j Local Fr't arrives Ih 15 a m exl
( Leaves Sullivan 10:08 a.m ex* I
Connections at Bement with train north-j,
east and west and at terminals with dlvarqpr «
ing lines.
C 8. GRANE, O. P. ft T. AX
St. Lonls, Wa, •
W. D. POWERS. Agent. Sullivan. Ul4^
AGENTS WANTED
•1.00 a Year. Send 10 cents for Sample Copy.
Department E.
CORRECT ENGLISH, : EVANSTON, ILL