The Cedarville Herald, Volume 12, Numbers 27-52

! uzm 'F 'H K t l E f i a i x I ) . ! 8PEOIAL,ST o ^ - ^ t r w w 1 _____________ . i **•*» I t P ay t o T tk » t ’p a Special U m « f As ST AVKUil.Y XllWSPAI'lSU. ProfcHsUmal Work. Wo often hear it said of a dabbler in music, op in art, or la science; “Oh, eho only knows enough of that thing to talk SAT l'lll >AV, SK ITEM BEK; *2<> about it!" and (he word, imply a sneer. _____________ ___________ ... „. _ From one point of view it is a trivial attainment, and perhaps Uv* sneer ia deserved if tho knowledge has been a©« i quired simply to furnish a subject of *conversation, although to be conversant •.with even the jargon of a study is bet- •ter titan to remain totally ignorant con- !cerning it. Besides, site who knows the ! terminology of music or a rt sufficiently ! to talk- about either intelligently can IE, / / . />'/■..! I It, /filito i' a n d P ru ji'r PRIGS S 1 .2 5 PER ANNUM. <*:i i : i t e m m k k c t o h y . ! 1 FY YOUR BLOOD. K A - T O K - K A , th e g ira te u Blood Purifier, u l . i w r lU 'guIatnr and Tonic e \ or known, Is pre­ pared in N a tu re 's ljiiho iido rv l-f N a tu re ’s Chi 1- tlren—tlus W iirm ^ p rin g Ju d 5,n *hrVt'' Fucilie i 3 Elm it1, ai'nniig w hom its nr "para, ion inis been sit-ivii Jeuaey Bumgvjrwaliou to generation 5 for muininbeivd years. It, i« purely vegetable, a iu l goes directly to th e seat of nine-ten th s of tin* ills o f iiumu’u ity—tho blood and ltd won- \ i A _ derful work of ve.-Biration 1 -u'iiw w ith th e first ‘'-l.'/,%jy. ■ dose, h e a lth an d stren g th purely following. " V y M s T A M I f A D IID E C H'M 'umatlMu.J.i'uruIcin.IJyupciiBtn, Scrofula, fJ v c r Coin- CtM" I if r l “lVM UUllCO l'litlnt, Cmixllimti.iri,' hlucy D isease, l'V'vei* niul Ague, « u d itU »im l)ar ailm ent*. l ’r k o S l jn-r bo ttle, 0(<>r>i3. A ik y o u r ilru g 'slrt to c it, am i If Tie oreson \m Medicine Cemr-hiiy. Ccrrr, Fa. to* m m i hardly fail to pick up scraps of infcima- ; tion occasionally. Tho very fa c t th a t a }woman lues cared enough for a topic to Induce h e r tolroulsk* herself to learn its , phrases, argues the possibility of her ap­ preciating fu rth e r knowledge, says liar* par’s Bazar. A fter all, th e m a tte r resolves ■ itself in to th e question; For what-purpose is study, general or particular, pursued? Is it n o t to widen th e views, to streng th - Cii’v e u a n i o r - (?lui r e h .—-B e v T . C. ......... I, 1’nsior. 'lu u tu r serv ices at p .on i in: -"hhiil h school iillosui a. m It, -p, t'h u r d i. -Be*. ,1. F. M o rlm , iiastur. Servi..—* it, 11:()() a h i ; Sul.lmtli sche.il at, KbOii'U iti, M. H, Chirrcii.-. Itev, (!. \,. Turts, pas-/ ter. I’rouid.iiiur a t 10:45,a in: .Sabbath ,s, iiool a t itsid a. m.; class. 3:<>h p. m.*, Vomits l’cuidc’s mcctiii-' a t 7:t)(l p in; i raycr nicniing W ednesday ev en ing at .:(ki . - . IT.'P. (.Miufcli, — llev, J . *0. W a rw ick ,,- .._ . . . , ,, . . . pastor. Services a t 11:00 a in am i 7 th e mind, to deepen th e sympathies? in; Sal.batli school a t 10:00 a m j Cannot these objects be as vyell achieved A V . K. I’h iire h .- Itev. A. wpivcv 'b y general as by particular reading o r eastor. Kei vices a t 11:00 a lii anil ■;study?. Since one cannot •go to th e hot- 7 :00 p in civ.-li S abbath; Sabbath school j tom of evoiytning, can she not be well . „ . Ienough educated to gain enjoym ent for pastor. I’rcaclii 11a m. and 7 :0 0 ................................... ................ 2:00o'clock P in; P ray e r nieoting W ed -!way ? - I t is not necessary to bo an liesday night; f Italian scholar to be able to read and Iappreciate th e “ Inferno," nor need one- ■know G reek before she can become tar 1m iliar w ith the “ Iliad." Translations, ICollations and . anthologies are m eant 1for th e help of those; whose other duties 'preclude .heir going to the fountain ‘head for th eir.in stru ction and th e ir eft- •joyment. . As th e trav e l of cu rren t thought is to- Jward specialties,' let the young studen t [just equipping for h e r life's work fit ■Iherself for labor a fte r the-fash ion of !the day: But the general readqr'Whoso j opportunities for w o rk have been lira-' i ited- need not despise, her scattered <5. L. P ai . sk , i >. ii . h . Krsu Ui.rM»!,nS,'i>. !. - I’AIMl & RE 1 MI.HS, DENTISTS !'! X en ia N ational B ank building, corner Main-mul D etro it St"-., X enia, O. . — C inc inna ti Division , 1IIennsylvaniaLines. ' Schedule of Passenger Trilns-Central Time* i Westward. PolMUlbtIN.... Allon..,....... ..... West .Icflcrson lj ondou ........... So. Charleston.. Sc) ilia .......... ... vVdurvlIle Wilberforce Jv ~AM. AM*: AM1 i'Mj I'M 2 f .!*2£0*8 001850*1 55,-1115 • ---- -*43S'Tr= ....., .....,1910; ... : 920»_ • i m l rc h . -.- Uev, lb c l 'l ''fi> er.' herself and others by, tak ing such se- •liing every .Sub iiitli a t i ._, , , • • •, * _ n , - i. n?; S a b liu th Scho ,1 i a i lccte<1 knowledge a s comes in her V ita liz e d A ir a n d N itro u s O x ide C a s , ,v> n ia . u s e d fo r t n e PA lrlLESSExtr& c- t l e n o f T eeth.- .... v ■ I4 45:-* w ! ,3 39' £-46 9.3S 2 « 5 02t - ! ; 35?',9 02 9 54 3 00: 521 z.1 ■... I -r SB. P t ’ ! HORACE GREELEY. Bis Remarkable Influence In Newspaper World. t h e Aa O utline o f th e Success Which' A tten d ­ ed Ills Efforts a s a n E ditor—F ra g ­ m en ts o f B is Paper's H istory. BANK OF CEDARViLLE G eneral B a n k in g ‘ Biirines Iraiii-ac.etl. G e e . W . l i a r p e i '. P it a . XV . I ,. C 'l i 'm a i i s . t 'f l s l i i c r . idividunl R'srts .prlncipitlly ii.rri.tr 1 in I b a .'K-tate $2<Ki,ilO«. Sprliiff Valley itoxanua W avnervlile...... Orrgonia .......... Fort A ncient. ... Jlo rrow .... . .. South Lebanon. Loveland,.., . . . Mill'ordi............... Batavia Jc ........ tTueiuuufi...... 4 30 9281020 3 30. 5551- 435; 93310 35 3 35.' GOO^ -----v '613.E - M i •■ / 6« ,s f4 5c JC4?* il0i51< ,1059s I 771 ..7 ;iM§ .... jifiii'r - 5 2C1015 il 25, 4 20! 7 00'= , ‘11334 if710:- 5 45'10 37'U 50-; 4441,7 2 5 ? | 11210.. J743g 64O;u2O[10O, 53^ 8 15j| _ iV&'YTV WKADOWT»H00K STOCK V ARM. Aliei'tei-AipsCaili :Foi salr. A clioice lot of young bull&; also a fine lot of grade litifcrs I gi * sale at very i*;a«onanle juiceb. Come iii fl sec them and he convinetd of their merits, or write to D-.llnuIfiilc & S«n. t 'M lu f v ilt f a . AM !AM! I'M in ter in t h a t p a p e r, b i £ k n ow led g e s h e p o ssesses th e a d y a n - o b lig a tio n s , in a b o u t u s" a ll'V o f « “ »* a a ss o c ia te d w ith h im f b l« ' S h« .c“ a u l,lh.ze .h o r ln f0 rm a « o» ith a s a p a r tn e r a n d ‘“ h c r 'y n U n g arni rn h e r e n u y c rs a tio n ~ . ^ r . About fifteen thou- af‘<,r “ .fasaM? ls b<‘.tb an.d were then being cibculated ! ^ t > u n . . . T ^ those w .t:. w h e n she is jess of th e venture was aa- ; ^ ula-v l c ‘ 00:,ted'1 iade??' „„ ^ — whether th e gencrt.1 reader, tho Mr. G reeley was th e sole proprietor of th e New York T ribune when i t first ap­ peared, says a w i ’ appreciating his th ree months he Thoruns McElrath as a p a rtn e r and business m anager -i ■and copies ■and th e succ 'snred. I t had sta rted a s A penny pa­ per. b u t a t the beginning of its second y e a r th e price was raised to tw o cents, mod th e weekly receipts supplied a con­ stan tly increasing surplus -over expen­ ditures. In these e a rlie st y ears th ree o th e r notable men, in addition vto Mr. Greeley and Mr. Raymond, were a t­ tached to the enterprise. One of these w as Bayard T ay lo r,'ano ther Charles A- Dana and the third George Jones.. ‘Mr. T ay lo r and Mr. Dana were employed in th e editorial rooms, and Mr. Jones sold W > papers over the counter. The..cam- W ■ % paign o f lfi-H brought the T ribune into th e full measure of public favor. Mr. Greeley loved Henry Clay aa a m an and admired him beyond comparison a s a statesman. No one o f th e v a st arm y of Mr. Clay's a rd en t champions worked w ith such zeal and devotion as the editor of th e T ribune. Personally and through the paper he argued and ' pleaded night and day, and every night and every day, and it may be doubted if his grief and b itte rn e ss in the hour.of his own defeat, .tw enty-eight years, later, were so keen ami deep a s th e sorrow w ith, which he announced to his readers th e overwhelm ing d efeat of Henry Clay. .From th a t moment th e b atteries of th e T ribune were turned upon th e slaveholders and th e abolition . ag itato rs in almost equal degree. Its fixed policy 'w a s th e identification o f th e whig party w ith th e canse of freedom. The Polb adm inistration was opposed w ith sturdiness and •igor. The annexation o f Texas and th e Mexican w a r brought, out a steady fire o f protest, and if* a s project* they were no t beaten, certain ­ ly they were shorn o f th e ir w o rst ambi­ tions, and the,!* w orst resu lts w ere pre- , vented. During th is period o f th a T ribune’s history, from th e democratic triumph of 1844‘to th e whig victory of 1848, it took its place a s th e le ad ing American newspaper. I t w as tilled w ith g re a t achievements, b it. Dana was managing editor, and its new s de­ p artm en t w ss rem ark ab ly in te re sting and complete. Mr. T ay lo r w as supply­ ing his /among le tte rs from Germany, Science, social philosophy and1commer- general student, doer, not do mere to benefit end delight her kind at large th a n does the specialist who. lim­ its herself to one or two b ranches of study, who never reads a book th a t does not touch upon her specialty, who can discuss nothing but her hobby, ana who too often makes a bore of herself to all. bu t a few sympathy-ors. The one-ideaed woman has her uses; and they are im ­ portant. but may. no t as much be claimed tpr her x, ho is forced by. events and e ft I <in n -ie e r' *•> •> c- if.irer-.r'' f QOMt.PD n Year Is bvlwr »"» a l*v- Jdhn It. (i(h 'iln jii,lr«'4 ,\ A •,»! umf> «t ns. ilttd if, .jruu m«> » f - i b * mi- ?■• But vmj t u n tftirli JT* UqiiMxD' h*-iv t* • m 'rvtn I t o - f i b n'l’j'V at lire flin t, si «1 it.i i* .Um c<j on. . 11 . lit »r kf*. i,ft' m ;« * . tu rn ' imrl of A mm *ta , \««i»imia imi in>*•if l>«ft>re,'g)v- •ti'/ a r i «.,.r 'Hot -• l *» :.(< lire lire <ila uuii to l(.«1 «4I'll,, i f if IliW. I, ft Ii4 ||l M il# fill fie r i v> ih»-r.. l\r.»in rt *vii, fimil»h'nj| •i riyit.iUg, t . AJ1II,\ , M kl le(l A Iriuiird 1’A iilli i Kid K, Af Eres' at t-Mi'». J» H i.. H iH TI.AM ), °1<>•- Eastward. C 'ln c ln n n tl . .1 Batavia Jc ......... MUford............... Loveland ........... South' lA'bnnon. Morrow............. Fort Ancient Orefjonlu ..... WayneBvtlle..... Hoxnnnii......... Spring Valley X en ia .......... | ] Wllherforee...... tX'darvHIe...... Selrna........... So. Charleston ... I/in d o n .... ......... UVwt Jeireraon . Alton...... ........... 1'olnluhiiM ...... n It! TTy ______ I am ! A.Mj I'M, ;+500*8 0011 f5 3ffl j 5451 6 OS 8 461 6 20 9.001 63W910 6 40 -if! 64$..... j 655jf.... . f7 Of)..... fl 708pj.. ) 720i U571 i 730:1002 f738| .... 745k 755! ■ 8 051001 8 2610 4^ 8 47* ,8 55 .9 151130.8 20 IAMI AM I'M l I'M[ I'Mjj8 7 a n j a - jg » “i'Mi I'M 2.? !3 45f800 = - __ I . . 428 450 <46 910 THE MUCH -DESIRED LONSWAIST and PERFECT HIP E F F E C T Clin osly Jtt* produced ■ucccttU’ully byweariui; m mm nH M T H E Z p 6 2910 55 g a •••• i- 710 liW ?! I'M- I'M (3 7 Oetween Springfield. Xenix and Dayton. According to uie au u ii ii.c re tiry th ere is a traffic in bridal parties to and fro across: fho rom antic Orange river, and many boatmen reap riches. A man in tho colony-on one side of the Orange may no t.'m a rry his deceased w ife's sister. He may in the Orange Free State. In the F -ee State a man may not m arry his odnsin. He mey in th e colony. Hence, in th e fo rm er et.r,e, <j.il the men have to do is to cross Hie O range river, wiiere they can g e t married: In th e la tte r case the cousins ju s t cross the Orange river iuto the colony, where they can make theniscl res happy or miserable for life. Some Q ueer People. T here is now living i n Madrid,- says a Spanish exchange, a lady belonging to a distinguished fam ily, who h a s been confined to h e r bed fo r the la st fifty years. A highly ©steemed physician, in tho province of Galacia, lias kept his bed fo r tho la st sixteen years, merely for the enjoym ent of th e thing. Ho has never go t up during th e whole of th is period, and os he cannot go to his pa­ tients, th e la tte r come to him. He enjoys a high and ever increasing reputation, so th a t h is house h as become a much frequented reso rt fo r pilgrims from nil p a rts of th e country. We a re here re­ minded of an episode in th e lifo of Charles XII. o f 8weden. A fter the un­ lucky b a ttle of Pu liava he took refuge, With a few followers, on Turkish te rri­ tory. I t w as here—a t Bender—w h e rt th e k in g lay in bed fo r th e space of six­ te en months, anti nothing could p e r­ suade him to g e t up, young, strong and He took hiB bed ( I s i i s u n i p t i f t i i C i»n-*i. An v!<i |>liy-i(-inn rvtirH from lor. in^ lin t [,! o-".i ni hi, (j.iii/i, hy n n Kit-r Imliti mi/.- itiomir • (lie i'lii-nmla of n >iiii|il* ve^-ttihle trine <lyforth*qi.'eilv m il j.eruimioiit n n t of <:«n KlimIi ii . llrunrhiti-, l ‘tititrrli..A Ktlimii -dni nil Tlinitil ami l.imi;nfT«elion« i .I m . n |>o,iiiv« nn.l radical rare t..r Xcrvon, firl.illlv «ml nil Xrrv on* t'uin|ilainiK after htiniitj te-lv-l its wonder !ti!curtlii * (inner« in ih(i«."iin<l» el •■ iiwa I m * fell itlii-d a ty tomiltoithnnivii in hi- snflVrjiiir 1‘d lows, neltiatril Uv thi- nnnlve i! -«irt In r»U»v» hmiiiin siilf.riiijr, I will . - i d I im ol rliurfcaInal! v In. I c i i u i t thin itr-iiil in tier man Fr»ili'li orKmclirli witliitill <(,rri tioii« lor lil»()iuinoniid iiain^. M-ut lor mail l,r *dilr«at>- ing with muninp Ihl* |. i|.»r, W. 4, N ovks ,S21 i l'oe’vi'* r.;..-k I!oi>| t-rlit. 2i. Y. ’ -6-lyr* •Westward. K firln jifle lil Iv. ■Yellow Springs. X e n ia ... ^ ‘r AM i ' 4 i n 7 am " i •8 45! 1903; '9 25 -{ uv -6 45 9 3511035 » » v In n ' j «r. 7 3510 1511 10* ■iMyinn....... j Iv.;. 73510 15 am t' I t le k m o u d ..; ... “ 9 001125! AM' AM : i’M1 Eastward. IM cIm iand . .Iv O n .vton ....... \ j!£* lO X enia..., AM 1500*7 40 6 351 920 PM 635 i a I Hr..; 7151 9‘ , 1 ly.' 7 2510 05! PM 1 olio iv Springs. “ f? 4610 28 N p rin g u e lil ,;..nr. 80610 50 ■ AMI AM h e a rty though ho was. d a l affairs w ere handled w ith marvelona tlirough sheer obstinacy, and in the •kill, and already th e paper had won its j hope of th e re b y inducing th e su ltan to way into th e affections o f though tfu l and patriotic people. I t was during this tim e th a t F in n y F ern w rote an il­ lustrative account df th e attitu d e held toward It by alt so rts and kinds o f th a population. She had se n t o u t fo r a copy, but h e r m essenger bad retu rned w ithout it- T he news-stand supplies were exhausted. So she undertook tb fled one herself, and. com ing presently upon "an old huck ster m an,” seated under a huge, faded um b rella in th e m b , sba asked If ho h a d a T ribune. “No. ma'am ,” he said, decidedly* And then, aa th e au tho ress told it, thla 1conversation ansned: “ ‘Why, yea yon h a v e r said I, laylaff my hand on th a deeinSd number. . " ‘Well, yon M s t have th a t, asa’anh* h e repUed, ’for < h a v a a t re ad i t my* Mile* ■ *- ■'** " ’lin t 111 give y a n t h n a a e n t a f a r i t r **'KopP " *Fo«rf “ Tenf* * > ' ” *Na: yon oonkfas’t f a t H fo r m m I d * lar. It’s th a oniy copy Fye | A ( W ^ p a y him th e first visit. P a p e r float* In ttie JCavy.' The navy department Is about to be­ gin tho experimental use of paper boats, and for this purpose a paper whale-boat gig has been purchased, and will be put aboard the next vessel fitted out at tha New York navy yard. This boat effects a saving in weight of abont- fifty per eent- Over tho ordinary wooden boat of the name pattern, and it ia said to be equal to the heariar wooden bout in ovory respect* The cost is about the game. "Some experiments have already bean made which show that tha boat can be submerged for an indefinite length of time without the material be- ootthtytwater-soaked or otherwise da* te rio ra tiiig." v... ......... ‘"A man w<C&£* into a Lowell (Mass.) hamwat reaentiy, Jhonght twenty-flva seats* worth of 'etgat*. and offered A <ma thonsand*d*ttar h*ll t&‘,paym«nh>. ffh-wns aosatwhai Wdmn nh*cir whew tha salooo-fceapev phakated the bill and counted out for ebtage H iM i in silver. 3 re rc ? liiu i( rJL'n.il o iv NO 10 N, DETROIT STREET- X B . V I . f , O e , - Btiforevou buv vonr snif. mf • a Overcoat, oi* Pants lor Full sec KANY THK TAILOR lie lias-a full line of Foiuipi bik I Domestic goods jJwnys no lifuid to select Tr*»ni. •Perfect fitting gtumerit" ami first class work guaranteed at a rcasonaldc price. K jl Till! TillM. JJ (r Kiilgway liasJti«( .sceitml flic onto of (I k * iiiom ! valiinlile consumption 1 'Oim‘ily ovoi* oftV*ml to IIn* people of (Mari'lllo Ohio ami ({itesgreiif plea- sure roeotnniemiing it, There are a great many so*cal led consumption cores, htti tlneksmi's Wild Ciierry and Tur Syrup is conceded l»y physicians to posxo*8 (lie most healing and slrciiglhcning properties fothe lungs of any similar preparation before Hie American public. Thousand of peo, pie have used it and testify to its merits, and while 11. (•. Kidgwuy lias been handling these good« -un one that has ever bought it ima been dis­ appointed In finding a positive re­ lief id one dote and n cure for a cough in one bottle, J‘rlco 25 And 50 eclils* For sale by .11, 0 , Itidgwry, «o i a — I'Mj I'MW» wmu l i p ? 855iX™ a; ,,M; P _____________ ,a. p « HiinJuy nlo|j. l«StO|is to illachargv puston- (C'rH rcculvcil cam of l.ovclimd. t Dark raced Type denote* lime frtm 1,00 p. m. Is 1.00 a. m.; UjUfued Iron 1.00a. m. to 1.00p. m. IN ilimN ti N lc r iilu r C a n on .\n « . t , o , * , 10, 80 unit 81 rilticr run Uiroueli vluColum- Im* an a PltlaburpB o r connect llirr.iieli Pitta, btirph Union Ktntkin to unit n-oni Baltlmoro, WuahliiKton, I'lillmlt'l|)lila mid Sow York. ; X«*. I . ft am i 81 connect, a t Hlelmnmil for i liultanapollNiimi bit. I aiu I f : > ,m. 81 a n d 3 | foi Flilrago: No. V lor iAigunHiiort. 1 .nisi:I'll worm, e . a . foiui ; i . Ctn-r»| Ki.nsRtr, Crniral ftstniref IgtaL 8-2 'fL-I» P insnriiH iT , I'r.ss'A , 6 H H l-'or t\tneonriVs, rate* of fare, ihrnimh t leket«, , lKU!i;.i”e c I kh 'U k , uii -1 further liiformutlon re- Rintlliijf the rmtnlnir of train* njijilv to any Auenl of llie I ’c n n u 'lv a a la Llnea. * -. 1IV I\'f Torrence, Agent ( 'eii:u'vi,’le, O. (M fu 'I'. ok D ir r o i' dt (iA i.i.tv. ’ Denier* in ’tine lu»r*e-. ('uluinlui*, O., i (iKvri.FMKv—Burly lu*i spring one i uf niir lutr-cs \v:i»4 -criou«ly injured I m beinif kicked. Aciiliinn Oil wa* ' rcruiiiineiide'd tnire-nud « c pave it n | Tin- »•••*.!»it n;i* uni.only s:ili«- j fiictnrv. inn surpri dug. The wmind *hen led middle, ited the auim.'tl iva* j rciiily fur use in it few tliii*. Sine* ! tb:ii lime lie bnvc hi its ti«c cured ' :l nil miic!1' i ii* i■:l*c* tif M-nilch i*s :nu l i mm I'll Mnnc tisui cast.•* u fe trrl»- At H- '>biim o il u niidotililc dly tin? I ji »sf pc II- 1cr.il Ssloc1; L iuiiucu l i hnt. \M ' t'Vor : tlseil1, a in1 \vi i inlvi* ii !•''n ite r s mMl i Hor M'UICn to keep a Hfpply o f it ill ADJUSTABLE OVER THE HIT* wn.r. m M m u irifituntly. giviu« Perfaot Esno end ____ C o n to u r. They Imvu D ouble SrAm*. which vtll n o t r i |, | n m ih lr St» *i.-i a n il H i.nr., which will n o t h rritlt, - Mmle in three lengths .T,m, mvil Snii-evt. -Any dry kooi I*'tenter in the V- ••) can anpfilv you. e»iiva«*fr« Wnnlwl. Sevtl .for ftitnloinie, B0RTREEMF6. CO., Jaclwan, Wc.K U u c k l c u ’s A r n i c a S a lv e . Tho best salve in th e world for, cute, bruised, sores, ulcers, unit rheum , lever Sores, letter, chapped h inds, chi'hliiuis, c.oruHand all skin »>tnption*, and positive Iv cures piles, or.ho-pay required, It w 8’utranteed to glvo perfect, e itisfactio” . nr 'iuoney reftrslcd. Price 23. Ceuta a box, For sale by J3. G. Ridgeway’s % l c J’lWQl'Al.U'OttlT.rtHEGt(JjfiArliY1>FUNI COUNTRYWilt 0&T18 •menvninaif. iMcnMvrid* fromastudyofthismapofthc 1 I ■ ......................................... „ ..... — {“ p c e t f n l h , D ittok -V G a l l in . . We oll’cr $100 fur n eu*e of Serittchea j Aniliirtii Oil will not cure. Fur snla fhv H. (J, Itidgwitv, C H A S . E . S M I T H ’ S Is tho phice for von to g e t a smooth sliuve o r a stylish h a ir cut* Over Tho Bank o f Ccdnrviilo. W .- X C , T R A D E R A t t o r s e y A t L a w . XO, 9 EAST MAIN STREET, OP­ POSITE COURT HOUSE. C ilic ia , M I s M & P a c ificS y ., Tl*e l'.r-rt ttoufe Maul Cami fldr.ip'i, J»ll»t,Ottawa, Peoria t/» s..hi‘, M.iltue, lloclt ldnii.l, In Il.i.tXOtfl; l)nV«n|Kirl, ,Vti'rntni.., Oltutiina. thikalmna, !)•• (tollin', li'inlrf-it, Aiiil.ilain, llurlmi ait.l Coiltiril iiU.lf*. la 1()V. A, Miui;t-:i)in|[, ami St. f-ntll. In MIX- \KWIT.l: AVri'ufor.rt mill'«lm:x Fall*, In DAKOTA; Calnrion, St. >iel Knnva* Cliy, hi A!ISSOVJ11; flmtil.n, I.ltlceln. Is.irmirv uiel N»«<n. til XMIIRASKA; Ah 'ilr-itt, enn-u lb. Ili.rm i. Y .|<eLa, IhildihiHiii. IMitr.tn. IWIrv.lh', Auili’i.*, llmlg* tTtv, l'*lilvrcll, ill KAN'S IS; KluitiMi.V, E! V.ewmnl Mine .,In 1S1I1A17 TIChlTiOhY; I iviivit , ('nliim.lt' Ftprlii** and I'urhln, In ('lilA)ltAhl). Ji’Ui-r-i*. nr--,. ar»a« of rich forming mnl iimilnii hunts nir.ir.il. u Ihr hert fuclllllf* of Inter. ' comn.iinhfiij-.ti !,) all i*.i*n- ami cUT.it emit and rrctl, netUnu’Clnml •oiilbirmt of I'liliago nail to I'aclfic and tiBiKHKvanlc Msilnirt*. MAGNIFICENT - VESTIBULE EXPRESS TRAINS I/ndln* nil fotnpetllnnr In aplcmlnr of criulpmrnl, iwiiirn in icA tiu nn.f ill*! MOlNm, council lll.CI-HK mill OMAttA, ami I k -' hchi CIMCAdO and Ilt'.NVKIt, (OhOIiAIK* dfiilNtl* ami Vl'KIll/F, via KAXN'IS CITV nml TOI'FKA anil rln HT, JOSEPH.- I'lraM’la*. Dm C i . m I im ., FTIEF-; IlKf f.tNlNO ClIAtH ('Altd, amt t’ahirc dlrc|Kjri, «r|it, Ilililiig Car dcrvlc*. f'liMccn.innlletia at txiivcr nml Cnlnrado Spring* with ,l|vr-r*rlf<(i mitwny tint*, nnir firming ilia n«W and pteUm&iue STANDARD GAUGE TRANS-ROCKY MOUNTAIN ROUTE Over which •npcrhl.v-mulpi'cl train* ran dally ‘riin o ru it WITHOUT ntANOE to ami from Salt t.nhe city, O-.liii and dsn J‘r*ml*crt. TUB HOOK tdl.ANIF la atm the Irlrwt and Furortt* Una to and fr.tr) M.millini I'lkeV Peak amt all nttier Military and nmilc rcKiruamJ. Itiraand mlnlnadutrkt* lu colorada. DA ILY r A S T EXPRESS TRAINS From Pt, Jnirph nml 1" Otic tn tmd Own all Im* portant tewit*,ctrlr* ami wctl.m* In dmithem Nctmmka, Kamcr* ami Ilia Indian TerrTtnry, Aim via A7.SLRT tdv.l UoUTKiinln Kan**-*City And.Ctilraw to WaltY* town, Pl.nit I'ntl*. hlXVUAPoLIH ami l!T. PAVhi coNmTiieAg fiirall i«lnt» rmrth «nd itonhwm liMwtaa ttie lake*And the Partite (Walt, V<* Ticket*, Mop*. Fetdefn, nr d«*Irvd InSormatlrm aptly tonne C.ni|*mTkk*t OffiM In tit* tailed SiatM WCana-lA,nr Addrtw f* fiT. JOHN, JOHN tlBAATIAN, :x*n Alter, Cent Tin. i. Pm. AgA. • OXtOAOO. ILL. ' * '1 I