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Downers Grove Reporter, 16 Sep 1897, p. 5

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‘i‘iii‘*:*i*'.i***“l*** .028 03:23.5â€" _ x K 4' BOUGHT, SOLD AND EXCHANGED. COLLECTIONS ' AND LEGAL BUSINESS TRANSACTED. “I!fiiliilliilllifillfl?§lii (hmhhyalldm Mum and Ham sen: "IE Ohm-u mmhmlm‘l. Roi-1.081%“ ééD. .G. GRAHAM M use until my Me m M d. mmmtumHJlou-dmnm mil Iceman-mi mhr: I». Illa-rm In": lam-n Ive hunk-x and what I. A '1‘" mm". and I have mm m - Ion In mummy: all of my Mund- I. an Non-mo. Ym may nun m- Iona I! {all "sh. and I hum It my bu nua- unflmmmhvrsklmhul M mm" A Dr. Mlle!) Nervinc Cum. Iummm In yum mun-u). Itritdflfly.“ mum and lllh-Hn'hml owl-mm“. It Indium-”Mme turn» 0' cl; ram. Ml'“ It I’- h'q. luau «he. an mung-0m _\ . Mammy...“- Headache Destroys Health We are Headquarters #3} 3: For School Supplies. $At Cut Prices; E *¢¢**¢¢¢*¢* ”A new line of" Douglas Shoes 'Qfiéfifig ééfifié “fa-carryeverything lot the use of the scholar in the school mom in the line ul tablets. pencils, rulers. pens. pen Itolclers, pencil boxes, etc. \\'.~ Irin'v an endless assortment ol these goods. Blair's "Signal Series" tablets [or pen and ink. ate Firefiaiifi: Insurance 133' RENTING AGENCY Real Estate CON VEYANCING ‘ NOTARY PUBLIC POLICE MAGISTRATE WANTED-Al mm. acmw Whom Iii; um; vuv', «II I am. Roi flu on scientific 1: operation will mum whi tho con-nic- flnd towh will brushes with m with hat The m m: ad ‘ will m moon septic solution. pnvent the cm bacteria or mic: guiding the sch nothing said ”I which “Hints w bubon- shopu I found to kill Ill: be athndod mu Poo loii [bout our- 8: thoutJIood’o 8W ’7 V 7 Iiiv'l'heywv kg): ltiluhonenmiidm,nndfluu cum. Got Hood’s and only Hood’u. Hoot?! PM. are nil liver "In, re- lieve WWW. 95c. find towh wlll b. mod, n will also brushes with nlumlnuu bgckn and main-with handlesol‘ "to am sort The ombu- wm work will! but. mtud‘wlll wash their hands lad septic solution. In this way It will pnvant the “mutilation “also” booted; or mm of any sort. lie- gnnllng the sol-nuke prom. then is homing said ”out the hiking alcrobo‘ which nflllcta the customers of to may bubon- shops Unul some nuns no found lo kill that liming will always be scandal with non or Ian danger. V .-.. _-.-u- I“ Il-IIK'I. P00 HMO what they and thou! ood’ofltmnumn. They know Arctic MI, In cannon with my other turban just at pronoun, In Isl-loud, Wag opt-in; I scion. «no shop for an shut-g of In custo- m Imam they will be mud on mane prlldpks, but am the operation will In surrounded by our, mafia. (bid) will tend to pnvht A legal confines, with rm hag-ab Nan-on u planting and flu. Ella Chflm defendant on a sum for com-biota for at. of prop-fly old-d by tho plunun‘v. W an “with. of tho police mama lat Saturday, with nun-II Mao: lon- «y evening. Juan.“ gums phil- an Attorney E. Walla for mout- ud Shun Among, film for do- and uh were carved by the young lmlm . km followingoflcon wm ahead .0 the busing-n mm; of the Fortnight- ly club. load-y owning. u: no". for the ensuing m mounts: MM. W. H. loot; vice-president. "is no". Lyn-n: minty. E. N. finch-r: Ina- uur, Ii. Edith Huh... Executive commune. P. E. layer. lhr Ruhr. in Sahara. H. II. Rood, um! like corn In, young .00 now how wkmfld position flumuuh an known-Inn and mum trunk; "coma at. u». lot ‘mpomnn IMM- 00".;- at Chlcm ()urulvficvmwrlu I mm to 0. I. Pom. [III-dun] o! the coll-ac for I catalogue. A low It “I. coll.” bu Inh- h Our-«nun loan, young pom Pm I. Hugh.» an daughter of Ur. Ind In. J W. Hugh. “le06 l Inn-hr enm- "We Mom Monday. on the antenna autumn, of Int Mflhday. The IN“. pooph won mused Irma 3 until 0 o'cIork with ”no. and "hash-nun of ’1'. cm. D. K. Cum Mann! l‘lmulny~ ann- lnu Inn a tour any: hmlm trip to ludlmpofla. II: “no visual (Honch- lo um locality and attended an op..- lug of IM Indiana mu faIr. ”Tho mucu- dull- ot In. C. H. mm» woo-l. who lam", rum“! In Down- on (Inn-o. owmnnl In Chin-nun IMI Walnuts”. lulu-mum wan mud. n! Nnv Inunl. (mm. Jun. Dixon amt {sully wlll luv. our. ly In (Mylar (or Benton "Wallet... when ho hu (MM 2 turn. and may will mull. um: Immu during "In In“ Among Dam. county (ourllwlnn [puma-ton Ippoluted during flu but wank an J. Raid, 3: 1.!qu am! PM l4]- tlng no Bumnvlllo. Don't buy any cheap granite wk- on until you unmlno ”to "Queen 0! the Klk‘lwn" mourn at "rah In Co's. Andnw (Br-ham. n [Imminent lur- mor of Delhi!» county. was a mum Inn Monday and Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. A. Huddow Smith of Oak Pnrk um! Belmont. transacted bus. Inc-n her. last floudny. Miss Maggie McDonald of Pullman, spent Sunday with her aunt. llmWiles, on Belmont street. Ills. J. M. Burns returned Friday from her extended visit. at. her old home la \ew England. Frank Mason is living on the main line of the C. B. I; Q. with llelulqufll‘l' on; M. Unleshurg. Hughes 8: Gallup are prepared to furnlxh pure ice to their customers. Leave your order. The handsome new SL Andrews Episcopal church will shortly be finish- ed and dedicated. ‘ A l'rult. store has been opened in the Burnett building formerly occupied by the bakery. .Jolm Rowland Green and family of Belmont were vlsitors ln our village last Monday. A Gun Powder tea at 35 cents that cannot, be excelled unyw here at 'l‘llomp. son’s. Mrs. Franck of Grand Island, Nab. is visiting her sister, Mrs. M. B Downer. Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Mullen enter- tamed friends from the city m er Sun- day. The Odd Fellows conferred the inma- tory degree again last Monday evening. Excellent cofl’ee at. Thompson‘s for ‘35 cents. Fred Jackson was down from Wheaton over Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Jack are visiting I‘ fiends in Mendotn this week. Additional Locals. Mordm'smi- Tho fourth Infillmnl on spud-.1 maul“. 1.9. and 4, and no- oud futon-Into. qnuhl tau-non No. Umuwduadpy-Mno The prion of the map, complete, imam on strong cloth, with roll»! at top and bottom, In ten dollun. Con. animations nodes-d to Run." A front, Who-ton. Ill. will be promptly "Inward. ‘ Form lathe school too-s ol‘ the - count, tho up ls ”put-lolly awful a II shows the localiucn In which the pupils no person", int-mud, and colon-wont” ”faunas to It would at tact thelr attention and retol- It. Pupils an mod", n. from the map how u township ls van-herd, how school Clothe“. «We. nod filing. on hound god what they on which would I“ loo-Ho the Inquiry of why mthmdlvhionslmlo. This would ntnrallylad the anchor to exploit- the amount of school districts, tow-shlpm menu... m of which min the hlodn of pooplo I. when tho mum-mum. And than Hump": wouldho Instructed lo the Manual: of goon-why on! gum- Ilolt without fnflngthoofl‘on molly mull-Id in the mid, of subjects in which they hove no "non! Intel-Int. Thoma], baboon mind for in‘ memlyfoufloncehmlm. and without a sing-lo exooptlon. they SPECIAL Tln-up about: all tum flu: lln nab-r of m nod Ila-an of owner». mullet II“: I“ mellow llnu ad ad Icahn. wago- finds. minds. M clue. villages. postolllm. cm routs. summons, whoa] district hon-dado. ad III-Inn.li homo, "dunofllndnllmmfls of the Ohm slut-r, Ditto-let llI-l gunman through Duh:- conly. The dim- 1slam a! the channel 00‘ um Dam-Ine- rlvn that can Illllom. on also shown. The an at "no mp ls 40x56 Menu. mum", colored by school diculcln, and with n dull-cl haul of colon around the Manda-lea of all the cor- It M- b.- crmully oxunlnod by 0 [mt my pooplo of «ch tannin;- who at. complaint to judp. Md poun- d upon n In“; canal. N ha ”I. Onions-Ital o! I" ”to county one-rs. and the bond 0! super- vhon Mn pleural, adorned u. by Mug Inmfio In the new mar! ‘ m. In: Dam. county map is now oomph“ and "only for delivery. It Ibo" everything usually [mud on I county up, hutch: I III-go unmant a! other useful Intonation. The Chan. H. Kayler Granite Com- pany havo during the past. mum pineal a number of handsome and sub- Iuntlal monuments in the camoury here A: well as In many other parts of the county. One of the moat Impoulng Ind beautiful places of work In the Want «notary In tho ”3|“!me grub it. monument of the lllclmnln and flulx con (ammo. [Moll-or oxmllont place 0! monumculul umlnllactun III Nu granite dull. of Jun Uldllold In tho Cn- con-Mu. which towom In a holgM of over Mm hot. “may all": luuulwn- and mull-nun! alone. in nrlom unallo- and marble: on u.- wotk of am mnl’ul um! reliable urns. Pullout malnuplnllnx vacuum-ling (or lay monument-l work will llml It to their llloml to oomnunlmu will: use Kuyler Company. A can! uldnmd w "n llrm It Nap-"Ill. wlll Mum I rum-Mauve. A «winner onlarlnx mun-ll slum will rut-l“ Hm “I“. “mummy: lmlmonl In “tough buying llw aunt «human “null. monument. HANDBOME MONUIIENTAL WORK l Judge John H. Batten is sfllicted with hay fever andls now spendinge - month at his cottage in Petoskey. Mich. He was recently elected presi- den! of the only society formed of en!- ferers of a. disease who have handed themselves into an association for mu- tual help and condolence. it was or» ganlzed in 1879 at Petoskey, under the nnmeol the Western Hay Fever asso- ciation, and it has recently elected oili- cers for another year. Fourteen states were represented and the total mem- bership is said to be over 900. in one‘ day recently fourteen excursion trains‘ arrived in Petoskey bearing patients from many states. A common ailment brings these people into close fellow- ship and has led to the establishment of the association. Why l’etoskey is so favored a resort and why the eutl'er- ers here ilnd relief rather than in other points near by is not explained. But it is in foot that sullerers go there from all over the country and that they have immunity from the trouble so long as they stay in the Michigan town Hence ‘it has become known as the “hay fever ‘suil‘erers’ paradise." It is thought by some thnt high altitudes prevent the disease, but that this is an error is shown by the fact that people from Colorado are frequently found at Met- oskey gettlng the relief which their own altitudes do not nll'ord. The Mich- igan town holds all the hay lever psâ€" tienls until the henvy fronts of fall have made it inumihle for the pollen to ntl‘llct them. V. 8mm, Wig} Catheter. hlw DUPAOI COUNTY HAP. JUDGE BATTIN IS A MEMBER. ordered a copi for that} town Hence ye “hay (ever thought by prevent the an error is with a smhce are: at nine miles. and n shore line 0! mm miles. SPIRIT LAKE, mo lament ol 2 group 0! 20 beatnik! labs, sitalml in the mmhwcstcm comet of Iowa, and in the Do you intend to devote: a week 0! 1 month to needed lulu-MP I! so. and you no situated anywhere in the meat Minimum! Valley, you can find no Inner place [or um Ind mmtion than 5pm! Lake. Summer Outing? w-vcâ€" mlwnzu'l .n-nun. In :- «ppuul am am, man-Dom a“ hit ' rl-dln' an mum:- I'lkln I. In (mm-u "mam. In ran- at Ito m which in» km [may Mud. alum c. 9. Mum“ Ill-1n. My" an, m mun [.an In Ina. (In-n ma! Mr n- omlhfi I‘M-1. Tl! [m I'M C... misahn In- an rll'u-Ovo rum km. “4 ml- r Ibo hu- lo “In! '1“ noun-“v «mall Int Pm, pick" . mrt and Marl ml min «th fl'lfl II- lumen! live ml. «l min! in Inc aunt-n! can mm lull-c h howl. mu. m. . «i .aoul nub Nth-n an Mn nae NH- d «N- ilk. In m m II! In: M urn-mum; an» luau-1 a.“ h urn-Eb“ n... c. ”fir, u:- an an"!!! mu- mum Io mm but». fun- mu chm SI. h and than 4:" have “no" Pill-In I. Ch Inh- 61-11th Hm" main: h’l’l- In mm. In III-0‘ [an m h- mafiln nun-n. l. IDITON. 09. TI! 0‘ Alt. When the Orient: Treatment C ompany gunnntees to cm the appetite for alcoholic stimulants in twenty-four hours without any bad eflects whatever. Come at night and return to your me next morning. No hypodermic injections. No diatom o! vision. No disturbance oi the mental lunctiom. No sore arms. We do not debilitate. We build up the system. Our prices are reasonable. A good physician in attendance. , Address for particulars: £32.... at :3 ll; ’10.... 1...? .33 .3 - Iii-.1: '11 3:3 4 :53. 3311.15...- ‘uq. a. .l 7 511.151.: 3H3. £5313 9-lâ€"il II illI-ln |Pulr .I II».>I. :7» t»; Why will you remain The Orieuta Treatment Cm. Mm Grove, mam ° ¢:¢>¢>caoooo‘ Our Fall Stock Hardware Coal ' Stoves By that appetite for liquor? con-An You Contemplating Iooooo ...CURSED... “Inland Sea of Iowa” 5'3 “#9.?

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