The De Kalb Chronicle from De Kalb, Illinois • Page 7

The DeKalb chronicle. MING CHRISTMAS IS CO 1 r-y-, lira rt And with ot fill HOSKTTR. I RnlTOB. kJLKY HOBKTTK BA1 so are we one the most J. F.

GLIDDBM PUBLISHING PTOD's. Bl SI MISS LOCALS. Watch Repairing at Ballou's. Another carload of7 Duluth Imperial Flour at Glidden's this week Fob 8al. -PolandjGhiua Pigs Call on or addreBs F'red Lover DeKalb, Ills.

tf A BARGAIN. A new house, barn and three lots in east DeKalb with city water, good cistern, small fruit, etc. complete lines of Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, W. L. EUwood received a hundred head of horses from the Texas ranch on Thursday.

The Chuomcle is glad to announce the re-opening of the Marble Front under the old management. There is a place in DeKalb for this old house and it will do business. It is said that one of DeKalb's wealthy and. benevolent ladies distributed a carload of coal among ever shown in the city. Following is a partial list of novelties n6w in stock and ready Holidays are approaching and DeKalb trade along this line has been materially improved since the snow came.

It has been real win ter weather with plenty of snow. Miss Laura Day, ot Nebraska a cousin of Geo. Houghton, who has been visiting at his home for some time past, died last week of la grippe, after a brief illness. She was about t8 years of age. The ladies of the Baptist church will hold their annual Linen and Apron Sale in the church parlors, on Friday afternoon and evening, Dec.

r. A good supper will be AlverusinjMtoDuilne( wtiat steam ix-'rer to nutchluttiy Um vnuid motive iowor. -Macaclky. Thin la hut nnowm tn nltalnilll7 HEADQUARTERS -publicity but oue way of obtalnln ulici-J iv-lvcrtllni-. Bt-ACKWMHJ Price vety cheap.

Yocwo Rosj Xha third in. Mrs. Ford's Art Talks to-ni ght. The great day of the year comes two weeks from next Monday. What DeKalb wants is that new A nartv with fMJo to loan on FOR' ornnd real estate seeuritv can find a ft T- enstomer by inquiring at office.

this 2t served on the European plan. The ladies of the Congregational chUrch were very successful in the conduct of their Fair. The atten Guardian Assurance Company of London established in 1821 is a broad gauge solid company. Take a policy with them. Youn Rosette-, Agents.

Holiday Goods. dance was very fair and the sale of articles offered very gratifying. The receipts amounted to about the poor people of this town this week. The town is rich that numbers such a Lady Bountiful among its citizens. New ad vs.

in this issue: Olsen, Wilder Garner Son, V. A. Gliddejb, Bain Dollmeyer, Wiswall, M. E. Anderson W.

B. King. Sheets Kuodle, The Marble Front, Carter Mosh-er, Goldsmith, W. P. Ballon.

An epidemic of thieving has swept over. the community just north of Sycamore. Fruit has been taken from cellars, chickens from henneries, and corn from cribs. A short time ago quite early in the evening John Lindahl heard some disti.rbance about his pig sty and upon going to investigate found that two bold mauraders had stuck one of his pigs and.in a few mon-meuts more wouldiShave taken it $150. Frank Macomber returned Wed nesday night from Battlje Creek.

Mich, where he went some time since GREAT' Order your holiday book of the Chronicle subscription agency and save good money and a lot of it. We take the lead on Cottolene. Try a 20 lb. pail or 50 lb. can at our prices they are very cheap.

V. A. Gmdden. for medical treatment. He has much or inspection: Soap Boxes.

Hair Pin Boxes. 1 Onyx and Silver Ink Wells. Match Boxes. Calling Card Cases. Playing Card Cases.

Shopping Lists. Glove Buttoners. Pen Wipes. Call Bells. Combs.

Traveling Casse. Jewel Caskets. Watch Racks. Bon Bons. Button Hooks.

Purses. Smokers Sets. Candelebras. Trinket Trays. Curling Lamps and Iroma.

Calendars, Pincushions. Guitars. Tea Strainers. Cigar Boxes. letter health than when he left and ias picked np his work in the library.

A good public library. Miss Goldie Cornish entertained a small party of her freinda Saturday night. The full text of the President's im-ssage will be fonnd on an inside page. Itead it. Mr.

and Mrs. George Snyder, of Freeport, liave been married for sixty-four years. The next club party will be Thursday Dee. Next Thursday evening. Our skeptics are away off if they thiols we are noj1 have any snow this winter.

Borace Merrill lias sold out his Interest in the Hard Ward Grocery to Iuh partner, .1. H. Balis. It looks like a long, cold wintor. Remember the poor.

Let no one suffer if you can aid them. A number of loads of wood from Ohio (trove have been on the market this week, rinding ready sale. 'ii with his old tune ARATIONS PREP for. Merritt Siirionds Post 393, Good time to stoefc up with Commercial Printing. The Chronicle will fix you up an ontfit that will just suit you.

Come and see. G. A. R. elected officers Wed no liy night as follows.

Jf. M. Green, from the pen. There is no doubt for anything in Lumber see Commander; W. W.

Arnilin, br. that the thieving is being done by Now being made for the Carter Moaner. Ihev carry a Vice; Byron Snow, Jr. Vice; (7. W.

local talent, and some one may get complete stock and will submit Whitnioiv, S. Smith, Surgeon; 11. II. Wajfcier, figures that will suit yon. juiiii.

Mr. Bcnj. Knodle and Mrs. Knodle have moved to DeKalb, Officer ol the Day; H. GriHeth, $1.00 at Syrup 4 gal.

Keg of Garner Son's. INTERESTING SEASON. Chaplain. where lien lias purcnaseu wun Carter Mosher sell a grade of F. Sheets the stock of hardware Wilmington Coal that will just suit owned by Gun of that city.

Ben your wife. Order a load. Mr. Walter Waterman thinks that about all the pearl producing clams in the Kishwaukee river have now been destroyed. He and Mr.

Joseph aterman sold last year has been with Colonel Sheets for Money saved at the Chronicle the past seven years, and for the Subscription Agency on books. The Sterling Standard has a daily. It is a fine looking paper and bids fair to be a cwnBpicuous snccess. Rev. G.

T. Peterson and family left Thursday night for Pilot past two years has had entire control of one of the'largest, if not the worth of pearls found in the Anv Chronicle subscriber can avail themselves of it. For Sale Cheai, C.W.TURNER'S Mound, where he has accepted very largest, hardware and implement emporium in Ogle county. He has careful- business habits and is a most exemplary citizen. He, a- well as his estimable wife, will Lot in Kinaaddition, a charee.

1 ungerford. DeF. Kth is the day set for the Wanted $1,000 on gilt-edged be greatly nnssedt'from opening -uf the ejectric light plant Picture Frames. large variety in Gold, Silver, Silverine, Etc. RINGS -The largest line of Diamonds, Plain, Chased and Set Rings in DeKalb County.

Watch Charms, Charjns, Necklaces, security tor a term ot years. Aft PCM ciety. Oregon IndevendeMt Dem at Marengo. Success to Marengo and her lights. lie doi irv quire of Young ocrat.

lock, DE KALB, ILL. Olsen, Wilder CoV Lamps The Marble Front people are on ery stock was selected Kiswaukee hereabouts, but this year they have only three valuable specimens' Republican. DeKalb Lodge No. 144 A. A.

M. chose the following officers at their regular meeting Wednesday night: J. EL Rogers, W. F. G.

Lundberg, S. J. J. Ronan, J. J.

H. Parks, Treasurer; C. W. Garner; Sec; W. Bristol S.

Horace Merrill, J. Win. Balcom, Tyler. The English Sparrow bounty law became effective again last Friday and the heads of the little leathered hustlers are in demand with the sordid brutes, little and big, who make it their business iness to lay for them duriug the earth attain with a tine stock of sneredrTwIih special reference to the hard are the finest lot they ever C3 times. We have scores of usefu floods.

See announcement else- Fi where in this issue gifts at a reasonable cost. V. A. Glidden. Sleighing parties ape the; thing amonur the bovs and ffirls.

The printing presses for sale. and they have always led the town in this line. Special sale for jne week to make room for Holiday Goods. See about Wiswall suggests the following articles as appropriate as Christmas presents: Fine Rocker, Parlor Stick Buttons Oak, Marbleoid. Onyx, Iron, and exceeding low prices.

C. H. TADD. r- troincr was never better and the The Chronicle has two fast Gor- car weather not too cold. don Jobbers at a bargain.

YouBcfe Rosette have 5feet DeKalb is the plaee to do your holiday trading. There's no doubt Table, Couch, Easel, Pictur ain street property iust wet mm. of it. Come in and our: merchants will erludlr" undertake to convince Wiswall turniture store, at a Chamber Set, Dining TabljBook Case, Hall Tree, Side Board, bounty season. Great law that; bargain.

Writing Desk, lable jverMar- great head that framed it; great statesmen who voted for it. you. I or oale. i oiand-ihina ngs, quette or Fur Rug. DfKalh factories will all be The Bachelor's Club entertained under way with full force by the Santa Claus Is Come Again! Another large mvoice'of Crackers at Glidden's.

Friday night at the Gliddcn House first week in January. They will and about fifty of their friends. at The See the "94 Calendars lirooks Pharmacy. Headquarters at our store-Holiday Goods and males and females. Call on or address H.

Hunt, DeKalb, -III. Largest stock of Watchc9 at lowest prices at Ballou's. For your holiday Candies. Nuts, Fruits, Cakes, Pies, Oysters, go to Wendeberg'a. 50 Penn.

Full Cream Cheese just received, finest in the market at Garner Sona. stray Notice. Stray sheep taken up about Nov. 26. Owner be obliged to run later in the spring.

1 there are any poor people tofforing in DeKalb it is because tht ir cast' has not been reported. There are enough who are able and willing to keep the poor from suffering- Bradford Gates, the Shabbona lleaubien has a biar line of Toys of all kinds which he will close out at hard times prices. See him before buying. ladies and gentlemen, responded in person to their invitation. The program included cards, dominoes, checkers, interspersed with vocal and instrume ital music.

A fine Slipper was served by. the hotel martuigemeiit which was handily taken euro ot by the hungry bachelors and their friends. Toys of all kinds at about onehalf usual prices. Orunges, Bananas, Candies, at (larner Son's. Rogers best Knives and Forks only 7 5 per dozen, at Ballou's.

Kirk Williams, of Kirkland, De Dolls in endless variety from 3c. to $3.00. Toys from lc. to $3.00. can have same by proving property Kalb county, was duek hunting the and paying for this notice.

other day and took his gun from O. ANSTONE. lW lis boat in the usual way (muzzle Wendebefg's baker will fix up a Christmas Cake that wirl make he whole family happy. Try him. Albums from 60c.

to $10.00. Plush and Fancy Wood, Metal and Leather toward him) with the usual result. The hammer (as hammers invar BOOKS--A fine line of Holiday Books at leas than one-half usual book storp prioe standard authors. Cloth bound books only lBc, usual price 60c. Fancy Decorated China and Granite Dinnec.

Tea and Chamber Sets at lower prioes than you ever saw them. Large Florida Oranges 20c dozen. Chestnuts 10c. quart. mm Don't be a chump and pay 15c.

Until further notice Carter Mosher's Coal and Lumber office will be open every evening for the accommodation of tbose customers who are unable to call during the day. iably do) caught on the gunwale and the load entered the palm Of man who was hurt here last week, is ivtJUnir along aftd will probably recover. It was thought at the time that his case was well-nigh hopeless. C. E.

Doane contemplates removing from his far and making his, hirtne in Malta. His son, Mal-coui. will to the farm and till the soil in a successful manner. Record. No less than a dozen new cutters have been taken out by Kalb people this week.

Among the purchasers were McClellan it i i i tit i er gallon for the very same Oil Toilet Sets, Manicure Sets, Shaving Sets, Collar and Cuff Sets. Glove and Handkerchief Sets, Work Boxes, etc. you can buy at Olsen, Wilder his hand, traversed the muscles of Co's. for 8 cents per gallon. his arm and came out back of lys shoulder.

It is a serious wound We boldly announce that our Bodman sells good Groceries at Cream Flour not only equals but Walnuts only 80c. bushel. Cheaper than prices as low as the lowest. but not necessarily fatal. Dixon Telegraph, excels anv manufactured.

we The place to buy Confectionery absolutely guarantee quality. If you can pick them. Much death and disaster from is at Glidden's, without a doubt. not satisfactory return the goods the shot gun in the hunds of boys The finest line of Stationery in and we will refund yonr money. Garner Son.

rejorted in our exchanges. It i would be proper for parents to for For Sale. A lot of Judgment town, including the new Heliotrope Box Paper at The Brooks Pharmacy. bid their boys carrying or handling Notes, Advertising, Job Printing Three Gallon Kegs Syrup, only 90 cts. each LAMPS -The Largest Assortment and Lowest Prices in the County.

guns. It woulu pi ove mucii cneaper and Subscription accounts. Col Choice Poultry, Oysters and to buy a few rabbits of some ex Men aeumoim, uub nsou, and Mrs. Robt. Reed.

The Chronicle wants you to read every line of advertising in this issue. True, there is a lot of it and to read right will take a little oCyour time, but you will be well repaid in big dollars saved. Sleighing is tirrst-classand a drive to DeKalb will be jolly pastime. lectors will find some rare bargains Fish at Bristow Bros. perienced hunter, than to bear the by keeping their eye on this column Fine assortment Plush Cases, funeral expenses of the boy, as has as we shall advertise these accounts Perfume Cases and Baskets at for sale cheap before Jan.

1st. Garner Son's. Will open up a line of Lamps in All goods purchased at Ballou's been the case in no less than a half dozen instances in DeKalb and Ogle counties during the past six weeks. Malta Record. -frr- Miss Emeline King, an aunt of a few days at prices that will Do not on any account make your engraved free of charge.

An- astonish you at Bodman's. holiday purchases until you have graved, mind you, not scratched. seen what our merchants have to Get Wendeberg to help you out Elegant assortment of Lamps W. B. and E.

C. King, died at the home of Mrs. Ney on south First offer you in the way of goods and on your Christmas baking. He and fancy Crockery at Garner will do it cheerfully and will guar prices. street Wednesday morninff.

She antee to please. was quite an old lady and some Mrs. Anna Reeves, a relative of Norn's Sweet, who has made her Felix Holt. Last Days of Pom- Son's. Beaubien's is headquarters for Christmas Toys.

Tablets for polite correspondence what feeble, henoe was unable to pen, Wee Wifie, The Pathfinder, I .11 rr. home with him for somo years, died last Sunday. She was 91 withstand an attack ot la grippe 1 i- which seized her some days ago. leucine, ra limriiu an- among the cloth-bound Books, at 2 cents years of age. funeral services She had been a resident of Deri nib tor about '-'5 years and was mare held Tuesday.

Interment at each at Tiiu Brooke Pharmacy. Oak wood. Kodumti Co. have a few of at The Brooks Pharmacy. All the latest things in China ut Glidden's.

New England Pie Preparation makes delicious pies. bold by (tamer Son. lheK.j.lIosK Co. No. iwilljrivo ineir warn or ravnrue atoves on lMP hand that wilt suit you.

Come their loth annual daneeKriday evo, Dec. at Chronicle Hall. Music and see them. Decorated Bngliah Dinner Library Lamp, Spring well-known to all the older citizens. Funeral services were hold yesterday afternoon.

Interment ot Oak-wood. One of the biggest sales of the season will take place at jthe farm of Jno. llenaugluin in Pierce town ship on Thursday, Dec. 14. Mr.

Center Draft, Banquet will be furnished by Russo Al- Decorated Vaao Lamp, SetaNJJW, only $.69 Bold Extension, Decorated Sfcade Imih, Italian Orchestra, of Lamps, Silk Fringe Shade, arca Burner. Shade and elsewhere in town at $13-60 Chicago, the same that has played and Fount to matcn, oniy Awarded Highest Honors World's Fair. only $2.98. hero for the oast eight year. You Vase Decorated to match, surprise at 98 cents.

$2.25. are Invited. llenaughan has decided to quit farming and on that date wilt close Notwithstanding the very severe out his entire outfit of stock and there were 24 present at THE BEST KEROSENE OIL only 8c by Gal. or Bbl. tools at puoiic auction, ne is ac Mrs.

Foul's second Art Talk, and all expressed themselves as glad counted one of the best farmers the county and for that reason you they were there. To-night the may be sure that everything he of fers at this sale will be of good OLSEN, WILDER CO. quality and in good condition subject will be Uontemporary French Art, and a long list of amples will be given, and sketches of several ot the most famous contemporary French artists. Sale beerins at clock. Lunch The only Pure Cream of Tartar Powder.

No Ammonia; No Amm. TJsed In MOlions of Homes 40 Years the Standard. I begins at noon..