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The Republic from Columbus, Indiana • Page 4

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Columbus, Indiana
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A WHIRLWIND. IS: HE HERE? STiYi PEOPLE I EASTER SUNDAY llil YOU SEEN THOSE IIEO DESIGIIS ipi inisiii nnnrn I irnn nniini ninno Everywhere use Stahlhuth's i Toilet Lotion because it! cures A Smoota-Favoed IjndlTtdaau At 14: APRIE Fonr lioad of Hay Ite tempts to Work: Franklin People. 'chapped hands, face and. Hps 111 iiKLL mmi ItUU UlUULUIIiDd Path ad Qo Ooe to the ifK' Wind, i If without 'l- "-I i destroying tne cupi-keeps the i skini clear, and elastic' Avoid A special to the Sentinel from Frank You wils teant a new SUIT-, Leave 1 your measure iow. Suits to order KM dc It i smooth GEORGE B3i Jtwt Tafter noon 'today a whirlwind lin, March 28, cays: This morning a smooth-faced man, giving his name as atruek the large iron bridge OTer Haw WA8HINQTON NORTH R.

R. A. D. Potter, 1 attempted perpetrate a creek. Thene were four loads ol hay at swindle at both the pestofhee snd the $15, $16, $17,18, $20.

tHat nUea which was bains hauled to First National Bank. At the postoffice Irssl SUMF I DRUGGIST, COS. 6TH AHD WASH. the city by farm hands of Wm; Daugn Others tarifF reduced prices. he claimed I to be an inspector.

He said he had lost his passes and money erty. In Chout the center of th; bridge ws Joe pickfey on one of.the It aDDears tbat the storm strock his load on the train in coming to this city. He wat not accommodated at the bank. He with the greatest force, stripping tne Gents feoliaes Bra, said he was. assistant post master at wagon of hayJand rigging and throw A car lead of freah Cows selected from the best herds of Kentucky, at Dan 8m Itn's Stable, llarcfc.

30, 1895, Terms Cash, or bankable note On fire months time- J. H. DAWSON CO. Denver" Colo. He wanted to borrow Everything up to date.

money and oflered to draw on his bank 14'- 7i. I t. account at Denver. Later he applied BTJrniri Cf TXT 71 Y.T. TJU "01715 iron posii of the bridge, braiing his body and legs and severing same of the tendoni.i?Tb injury is very painful MBJST to the township trustee's ofifise and was MOORE'S ROOM MOULDING.

given a ticket to Colucnbus. This is AGEWTSFor and will disable the unfortunate young -W- 'Tf XjGADINQ. TAIliORS 1 I ILGERS 1 1 leading! tailors I i i man for same Had not young H. M. MIXED PAINTS COLEQllE'3 TOILET PfiEPARiTMS, 4 the same racket that was worked at Cincinnati on two bankf.

He went away to-night leaving an unpaid board Dickey struck the iron poet be would have been thrown into the stream be NBQLIG-EEI bill. i TELEPHONE 17 PERSONAL MD SOCIETY. S31 WASH. BT- low, 4 distance of some twenty feet County Auditor George Pence witnessed the accident and cays! tbat! it look Dr. Price's Cream Baking: Powder I.

i 1 1 i -1 i Awarded Gold Medal Uidwiatar Fir. Saa Fcandsso. Sol Glick return last evening from i ed to him jUke the hay was on fire. He heard the cry of the men in; distress A Good. Thine and Nothing to Pay, Muncie.

The Time Is Now I Mrs. Dr. Hoiue is very sick with wall Finn and went them hstily and brought Just see what Dr. 3reene offers to do for all weak and sufiering people. He Here When It Is Neceeeary to Boy erysipelas.

j. young Dickey to Dr. Keynold 8 offi is the most speceasf dl living specialist Mrs. L. K.

Ong is Ipe guest of Frank where his injuries were cared lor. lin friends. in curing nervous and chronic diseases. His unparalleled ofler to consult with Wa have greater variety than ever before and desire the pleasure of showlpa; yort and grly- I PRICKS. Mer 80,000 rolls no In Block Dr.

Price' A cream Baking Powder Mrs. Compton retimed to Edinburg With lars and Cuffs anyone, free cf charge, by letter corres World's Mr Highest Medal and Piplamaw Tbb Kvolutton of CltleeJ last evening. pondence. is wonderful eood. If Mr.

Lsw Guerusw spent to-day -1at AIMS clarence: The ddnsciousness of a collective ARE; Mm ilf'j OF TH i I attached, assorted colors, to be. sold to-day only at Indianapolis. urban lifeiis shown again, by the artist Mif Gertrude Mo spent today at ic efibrtl' cf the municipaltife. Like ancient like Florence and the Iadianapo'is. Miss Mayme Burnett is quite sick DRUGS 'AND WALL PAPER vr "Klicka was awarded the med-; al at the World's Fair for Mouldings.

We. keep other freB c'ties of the middle ages, every oneiof our modern towns is bent upon itself: hardly the with the grip. 49 OEMT Fred Clark, jr came, up from Alert you have any ccmplairt which you do not thoroughly understand, and which you would likei write the Dactor a letter s-ating juet how you feel and wbat symptoms troubles you. He will answer it, giving a completedescription of your explaining the meaning of every syoopton, and telling how you can surely get well end strong. He gives most careful attention toeach exp'a-ns your so thoroughly that you u'adervtand enctly what ails you.

All this costs you nothings you hava no doctor's fers to pay, and you don't have to leave your home. this morning. is without ta bell-tower, its column, or its sculptured fountain. Dismally bad art it if, most Mrs. Gercer was a Louisville passen II ger ibis morning.

1 1 Gordon Davis came up from Louis RACKET STORE ville this morning. I Ei Mooney returned last evening At Lindsay's Shoe 'Store of it, this jwork designed 1 by! Qualified profesHors-under the supervision of a commiitee; and the mora igaofant, the more' certain it to be priieotiout. Real art woutd go its own way, tan not be tied to the linea laid down by a highways CO umittea. Thf se little gentlemen; cf the municipsl icouneils are like the Koman General Mummius, from IndiiEapolis. i Next to First National Bank.

1 MOBEIS Wm. andwife, of Edinburg, ForsYour Shoe Trade. spent the day here. I The Doctor makes a specialty treating patients through letter correspondence, and they nearly always get well. He is the di3aoerer of that woaderrul medicine, Dr.

Greene's Nervaia blood SMARCH Rev. Doddridge cane up from Sey BEAD AND REMKMBKli THAT THIS OFFER IS GOOD FOR 8ATUBDAT, BEADQATJRTERS IN NEW YORK. mour this who wes quits willing to g've orders R9V. Father McCape went to Indian- and nerve remedy. Write to him at APRILlit, AMD Tl'ESUAy, ArBll.

We will sell the large 33c bottle ojf Ladies' Polish on the three days named, for 12c a. bottle; or will give 1 bottle each J2.00 bale. The 10c polish goes at 6e. Have also marked down ladies jjhot to $150, and the 82.50 quality to 12.00. Good gooqls and i warranted first diss- We rihdows.

See jthejatest in Men's Ehoes in onr windows; The price 6f each is marked piain figures. An immense lot of Ladies Slippers on sale irom jEsfl CMa that his ildiers should repiirit every picture tiey injured; they mistftke sym apoli this morning. EC! 35 West 14th St New York Mits Nettie Cruop is improving, City, and you will undoubtedly be made aftar an illness of setral weak. metry for beauty, and think identical reproductions will give their towns a Pai thenar or a St. Msrk'a Elitee JEWELER.

strong, and well. Teachers' Association. Reclus ia Lilt ill's Livipg Age, No. LINDSAY'S SSOE STORE. 646.

i The thirteenth annual meating of the Norihern Indiana Teachers' Association will occur at SouthBecd, April 4, 5 and 6. An attractive eouvenir guide Misi Code Wrighjtof is the guest of Miss B'jicbe Banker. Mm. Burbank, of CVlaad City, ii the gaest of her daughter, Mrs. Dan Crow.

Mrs. T. A. GarreUcfn'land son, Noble, spent today with Eliabsthtown friends. E.wood Greer anilj wife, of North Vernon, attended th theatre last evea- Offers the greatest bargains in Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Silverware, Bronzes, Novelties, Big bargains in Watches.

Second hand Watches very cheap. Spectacles of all kinds co rectly fitted to the eyes. Best Watch, Clock and Jew Display of ladies' capas and skirts tomorrow tt Lehman's. 1 Mr. CurtUs' Funeral, bok ha beea printed and will be pre S33M; A Urge 'cocbourseof fiiemds attended sented totbe visiting It ccn the funeral ofc Mrs.

Mary Curti6 at the tains a map ci Sjuth Bend, a abort elry repairing sin the city. We will warrant your watch from $1.00 to M. E. church thi afternoon, Rev, sketch of the city, cuts of the various Seymour, conducted the services jwtiich were impressive, aril a and schools, with en entire list ot teachers, their various departments and the program for the meeting. 513 WASHINGTON ST.

touching tribute torthe departed dead. The floral bfterirgs were beauttful and iPOLLY! aDDroDnate. Tbe pall-bearers were Eli Messrs. jPhulCz, Miller Hollowell, Car nagie, Emig I and Winans. The re This coming together of teachers is a notable even', and it is expected tbat fully ope tbouranJ will be present.

Some of the best educators ia the state have places on the prog' ana. All arrangements for entertainment have ing. g- Lincoln Harringtoof North Vernon, spent a few hours inhe city last even- ing -I ft Wm. Geist, wife aril daughter, Miss Enama, of Jonesvill spent yesterday here. Mrs.

Bell Carruthejsi and daughter, Elizabeth, have rettVued to Indian Springs. Misses Barbara an Kitty Sjhwartz-kopf, who have both! Men ill, sra able to be out. ftj Mrs. Black pajjed through from mains were taken to Columbi Ohio, for burial, accompanied Rev. BAKING POWDER.

made, the hotels have made a Dr. Curtisjana son, ux. vvm yurt'ss. Foosh expenditures cause regret. i In takirag the ramaius to the place of rate; and a number of well-knon fam sensible investment are a i source intermebt at Columbia Stitioa.Dr.Cur ilies fcave consented to a-siet.

On ar AND SURE. lb, ioc; ilb, 20c PUEE 5c; If youf pass the large farm owned by tis will jfljeasure jand! profit, iwouid siiave the oest on the best on rival tcachers are asked to report at earth buv! jadfatSer, the farm where his once at the cbapel'of the Fiwt Preeby his g'a xnly, the Peerless, Steel Range, Madieon toher homatiSpringviile.Ia, terian church, cornr-r of Washington and mother lived when first father last evening. married and Laf iyette; streets, wbere they will snd the chapel where he fint ni became a member of attendei PROGRESSIVE RACTIOAL be assigned pleasant quarters and directed to th8; schools tbey desire to visi'. i-my-m MJM the church I TIG Mrs. Keycs aod diaiihter Lcojse re turritd last eveniagi rom a pleasant visit at Mrs.

Dr. Hawley hij returned from 3 Keckwear at half price at Haldsr- laturdsy, March 30th. man Thirteen rears' Draclice in this city! Is a fact that should commend my work to all 1 Farm Residence Burned. The homelcf Frank Meiiner, two lluacie, where shef attended the re those who are not acquainted with it. Fine work, square dealing and moderate charges la my i VJ i 1 i 1 Chaplain business moito.

guarantee satisiaction inauainas ot iixx. ai, wukk. union of the W. R. i i miles east of I Burnavi If.

was burned The lecture, "Bright Side of the T. R.W00DWARD, Z. S. TIP STaIss. Fourth and Washington streets, Columbus, Ind.

Mr. McLain, who big's been the guest jesterday. Tbe fire originated in; an 'The Special" Inducement now offered by; Factory feaTesmen' will ebntiuue dur- of Dr. A. J.

Banker ad family, return out-btiilding in which meat was being Prison Life," by last eveningJat the M. E. church, was grand. smoked and extended to the residence The lecture throughout was a vivid which burned eo rapidly that but little ed to Shelbyville lastvening. Anna McElvi has been ill the pt eix weeks with rbepmatism, at the home of her fath er, CCjR.

Kerr. i ing nxniDit only. of the household effects were saved. descript iott of many events wbjich occurred Many incidents were touching, bringing tears to the of i 1 SPRING WRAPS Neither the builclirig or the household effects were insured and the loss, therefore, is to' a', and will probably exceed Mr. and Mrs.

Ed Bennett went! to the listeners, while in a short time they cooking wonder whether 'you Don't miss Veejng this would jbe laughing heartily at some wish to buy or not. Deliciou biscuits and coffee served to Seymour this morninjj, balled thereby the death of Mr. Bennett's mother. $1,000. SEPARATE SKIRTS AND WAISTS amusing Story.

-the auenaance was Ladies especially invited.i -all. That tired loss of appetite and iF not as large as lecturer meriteTI, as Mi-s Lizzie Humajjhlcame up from nervous prostration are driven away by many who were there pronounced it Seymour- last evenhi4o resume her Hood Sirsaparilla, which makes pure IcH WiiTZKOPE SOU. one ot tne best ever given in im en j. position with Haldetefiajn, the tailor. blood.

Mr. and L. i. jCurtiss arrived Atterld the hat sale at Halderman's Matt Pfeiffisr. exclusive agent R.

H. from Terre Haute tbSfmorni eg to, at Parker's Nelson County Kentucky They are all the rage and cheaper than ever at A. Saturday, MaTeh 30. A big reduction ail i tend the funeral of Mta. Mary Curtias, Whisl-v rurndniTon r.hA worm nvp.r an Our Importations! Misses lizzie Jec ana nvui? Kentuck fine8t production Strauss'.

Our line ot silk, black and col ored, dress goods KaiAiaron Shoes 1 I in Informal Reception This kftemoon from 2 until den, oi juancasier, win arrive iu tsiWl AUaUki -Skit fJUght Weight nbber Quafttf Hftnelcan Brand 0AAi Closing Oat Sale. this city Monday to (inter the summer Miaa Rlinnnhe Banker' entertained her ojriing; is complete. Ve show all the latest novelties, Will close but my entire stock of vFii Jrnctj v-wn ouw pwavf normal. friends in lavfeharming manner at the 1. nmn elasswara and: aueenswara below coet and guarantee our prices to (be the lowest.

Al Drake will leayi Monday on a for the next 10 days. J. Bruning. Of Priestley's Black: Grooas Has traveline tour throushl Kentucky in home of her parents, Dr. and Mrs.

A. J. Rmketyloa, Franklins street, in honor oi the' Misses Wright, McLaih Ginghams, Sateens, Ducks, Piques, and Wash Goods I -r 'I 4 Arrived: and We Are Showing i 720 Sycamore street. the interest of the Pottery Co. the Following New; Weaves.

Of East Liverpool, U. 1 3i: i New Bakery. and H( iward, of 8helbyviUe. A large number of friends were present who of every description, as well as Whiyte Goods, of which we have a complete assortmert Never were so cheap as now. Hiram Beattv an wife, who have For thirty day beginning March 27, I 1- Jl nent the time? pleasantly.

They, were Ton frie.nda for Bftveral weeks wnn veery casu puwt- ui uuc uW invited into the cosy dining room.where Get our prices before you at CirclevillerOaio, psed through laet lars worth of groceries, I will give 10 4u- tvw I cents worth of bread, also Will have dainty ffefreshmenta were served from Priestley's table! tastefully arranged with.smilax lAvl' i fresh bread and cakes, all kinds of con- Lace Curtains and Vindow Shades, Carpets, Linole- Priestley's 11 and choice fcutiifiCowers. C. C. SappingtonarititisSappiirgton northe'Bt corner of Tenth and Me Pricsey 811 bouw. i Itata Needed.

and wife returned wH their home in um and Mattings will interest! you now-, before houseclean- ing time. Call and see the largest stock in Columbus at Dm, rtio ris-urea wool ranase-. chanic streets. M. J.

Hibth. Raid is nesded in. this prt ot tne in at'ui a Louisville hurt eventfe iiavinz been to state ahd that badly. The small streams Wool Brocade. Madison to-attend tlve funeral of their fel the lowest prices.

i have rut water in them, while Awarded Honors Wcid' Fair, 4 lILDUWJ fl-. Highest rr- White) river is lower now than" it has t.PTt At triia season of tbe year in the Wool Brocade 8oUelJ- Priestley'si Display oi ladies' cpek sad skirts to 1 'V(s Wool Tonle memory of Any Columbus jcititen morrow at Lehman 1 Priestley TParmrfra in the city tc-dsT complain Silk and Wool Cantllle. Priestley's I Circuit urt. that tihe water in many wells Is very low iid ttiatt fvheat is beginning to Priestley's I1! Prioctlpw'c Wo01 Warp Judge Hord: eoxieied court thU morn ice and called! iih civil docket. need itain badly, i i 1 .1 Aside from making.aOfne issues noth A HANDSOME! feHQWINO 1 Our "Way.

TTnTinT? ing was donei tary has been ex. CREAM cert ain tl of rn Twult to icbie-ring great 1 I I Colmmbua came in third in tne con nUiloii JACK BILLS i Mi a. cused until Thuradayi of next week. Until that time therti will be nothing test for the- Indiana eneampmen in 1R96. i One hundred and fifty vpted to things.

There Is no exenae for wearing poor Jewalrr, that with thai true, tafflf Istaaable ign -i: good Beat can be bpnglt afe trifle more than IUIC 1 laiC of rriertler' Blacks Good Is I a I It the most reliable line of bliaek moos mafle. and will iy yon tq.LOOE At Neatly fend Promptly) Printed come to Cofumbus, 164 for Richmond done of any importance! Liaw ndPsder. I TUa BSVOB JU aaSvr while South secured 633 votes. too pay for brass. We hay ast received the Columbus supporters learned some Rev.

Dobba on i Sunday, night will from his pultikin the First Bap At Harfl Times Prices. thing by the contest and jwill do better MOST PERFECT MADE. the nixt time it ia to be hoped. tist church 1 preactiy from the subject Atest novelties for spring. I 8.

E. TJbsGRAFF, Jeweler and Watch Maker. 4 1 1 -v i WHITE HOUSE "Law and Order." Thi discourse will A pure Grape Cream of Tartar Powder. Fres Take a look through Halderman's GIVE US A CALL. bp a flontinuatioa oi tne won oi reiorm i full ume now in.

Prices re 09 Washington Street, Neatt Door to EaOroad, tA bim 7i flnndar nlcrhL 40 YEARS THE STANDAIO. 1 yy yry- y-M Colambos, mrj Jr-w ft JOS. V. HHjOEB, Prop. duced in all lines.

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