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Show The wont eott I Tr had in tnj lUe era oared by Ohamberlatn'l Coogh S.atly," write. W. II. Norton of flatter Oreek, Cat. "TM eoldWttme with a oooghad t wa expectorating alt Uetl. Tn lUroady ored ma, and I want all of ray Iriande when troubled with a oough or cold to kaaw It, for It will do them gaod." Bald by Jh Boyden A Bona. Tlierele no need of chlUren being -tormented by acatd head, ecierna and tkineruptlen. UeWltt'J Witch llaiel Halee gWee Imunt relief and cure permanently. per-manently. John Boyden A Bona. Iluw luUuia llllluaa Coll. I aulUreil lor week with rolio and pain In mr alnmneh raud by billoua ni ami hail to tike meJIclne all the whlln until I uM Chamberlain' Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Uemrdy ulilch cur rn me. 1 hava Idc recommended It lua gotnl luanr people. Mr. F. llut-lrr, llut-lrr, Kalrharn. Conn, l'er-oni who nrr tubjcetlo bllinuk idle can ward oil the attaiL by taking till remexly a toon a the lint eymp'.nui appear. Hold by John llu) ilt'ii .V. Ron. Yoniaii'luirnnl to rtik your lllit by allowing cuM to ileteloo Into pheu-lunula pheu-lunula ur lonauruptlon. lmtkiit relief miilaceitalii oun aru afT.irdnl hr i o MIU'C- (Vih Itnrf J4n IU.lr A Hun.. ' HISMONAIti Al'I'OIM.'nKM.S I.MiioHllao I'lKkainllliil Pack )u Jl, llrneter, !.. SI, Miilirl l, .Suv.7, OmMllui IKn-., I.', Union; )., Ill, lln)tvlll; Jan., Otiit, nn-hlp, nn-hlp, Jnn., 2.I, llockcrlj I'll'., iW, IViia; l.l. '.7, Oakluy; Mar., ID, Kniiimi Mnr.,t!7, VmI Coalville; May K. Kilin l'Ulvrit JjIiii A Mnrrhant ami John Fryinniir. Del., .'II, l'.clio; Nov., 21, lleiiefer.Nov., 28, Hnydervlllo; !., I., final CoaMlle; Die, Vl), Uoaliillo; Jan., 0H8, lloylivllle; Jan., 2.1, Wan-hip; Wan-hip; t'tb., M, ltK.kiiorl, Feli.,37, I'iwi; Mar. 13, OiUcy; Mar., 27, Knuiaa; May '!, Upton. Klilcr blcplirii Walker and HoU'it Blildottay. Oct .31, Hnrdervlllo; Nov.. 21, Upton; Nov. 28, Kait CoaMlla; IHc, 12, Cflalvlllo;' Dec. Ill, Kama; Jan., tl UU, Oakley ; Jan., 2.1, lloytnllln; Feb., 20, Wnimhlpi Fob., 27, IIclio; Mm., 13, UiKkport; Mar., 27, IVon; April 17. Ilom-fcr. KIdera Uilliaiu Crook and Amlon Ilntr. Del .31, Upton; Nov. 21, Kuat Coalvillo; Nov., 2d, llencfrr; Dee., l2,Kcho, Dec , 10, Rnydervllle; Jan., 0Dt),Coaliille;Jaii., 23, Oakley; Fob, 27, Kainai; Mar., 13, lloylavllle; Mar., 27. Wan.hlp; April 17, flock port; April Ap-ril 21, l'eoa; May 32, Jivanaton, Kliler AlexanderBtreet and Oeo. O. Ileihlo'n. Oct. 31, Kkoii; Nov., XI, Oakley; Nov., 2S, Feqa; Dec, 12, Iloc-port; Iloc-port; Deo., 10, Wanahlp; Jan., 0 08, Kaat Coalvillo; Jan., t1;CoJvllle;Fb., 20, Upton; Feb 17, Henefer; Mar., IS, Echo) Mr., IT, HoyUvllIo) April 7, Almy; May St, Bayderrllle.' Eldtr: Oeo, Knff and f.'T. Uodoq. Oct., 31, Oakley ; Nor., U, Kroa j Nov. t8y Rockport; Ot., It, lloyUvtlle; Dec. t9. l,ro.,lui., aVOfi, tfpoa;Veb., U0, Kat Ooltllli .. Wi'lfoyUvlll; April IT, Almy ; May B, Bndirvllle. Elder Hsnry Koblnaoo utd'Willlam Ilarrl. Oot., M, llocfcport; Kif.r 61, Fom) Hov., M.ffanMj Deo. II, llenafer; Dec, ft. Bt Ooalrllt f an., MM, Kho;reb., K, OoalfiUe Man, 13, Uptoal'-prlllT. IUtttUj Hif, Oakley. Elder ,TJiora IWtUai and VftiUx Banc. OcL.IC-.WaoWpi Nv, 81, UorUrUrai Oeo.,, Oakt.y, Deo.,18, Rockport i Ja., BSfl, Poof. Jan., 'B, Coalvilla'i Feb., M, UptonJ Mar.. 16, Henefer ; Feb., 17,tlay J April IT.Ooal-vllla: IT.Ooal-vllla: April, 4, livaaltoa) tr , Bnydtrfill. ' ' Klder llmrf Hint pd O. A. Walton. Oct., St.J'aoa; Nov. Zl, Bockport; Nov. 23,OaVtey; Deo. It, Kama; Dec,, 10, Upto.n; Jan., 0-08, Kcho; Feb., 20, HOTtvlllOFo., tt, CoelTltl! Mar., 13, Wanahlp; April IT, GoU Coalville; April 24, Henefer, Elder !o Dawaon and Charlr Klngaton.. Oct., SI. Almy ;1 Nov., 2K, IlockBpringtjJan., 23-88, I'ark City; Feb., 20, Henefer Mar., 27, Coalville; April 17, Echo; May 22, llrlager. Klder Chrlei BeverldgeandJoieph Dean. Oct. 31, Evaniton; Nov., 14, Brldger; Dee. to, Kcho; Jan., 003, Henefer; Jan., 28, RockBprlng; April 24, Coalville. John Boyden, Kdtnond Rldredge, Joaeph A. Fliher, Committee. Approved, W. V. Cloff, Ire. Oet.lltb.lfOT. liMililkl CtTrt.fTrJw-Mtjk.oMiv!fttJttrai't.J (StntbUMMMCOliduCttKllor mobinatc flit, tovn omci it Ori6tTt U.s Patint ornC J J io4 tt ra Mcurt mimi la vm Uu thia uom J Srcntufron WAsblbctoa. ... t bMi model, drtwiac or pbMo. with dtterlp t Jtletu WidiMU fitcnttbl or nouttftl Jrcktrft. OurfMivHdutuitfiatUfltUHcvr!. i A PfcnMicT, llowlaOtMsln ljtnu,' wttfc J Jcort v udi to tba U.Vvn4 fcoeuiitrtJ 4 wai ite. Ad4rn, C.A.SNOWc3iCO. ! Orr PtciT Qrr v - 'it n C J Cashrgain Store, Coalyille "l walxHl HE i ' .-B iii ; , His H Mil A CLEARANCE S A TM i OF ' Seasonable Goods Belovv Cost I B 1 1) njTJC you can not afford to miss. Something drops when wo uniiuninu uge printer's ink freely, and that something, obedient K to the laws of gravity, is dollars on our counters in exchange for I the bargains we offer, Prices here quoted hold good until Jan. 1st, 1898. JRBI AND ACT I in your own interest, and remember we always live up to our I promises and confront you with prices we meet as long as stock I lasts. Underwear, Hosier and Gloves. B Rtg. Prict Thit Sale Men' odd umlcrsliirts, nntural wool $ .Co ? ..o Men's odd drawers, natural wool nml fleeced 6 ,.o H Mea's uudcr wear, fleece lined, per suit....... . 1.35 ,90 HI Men's California blue flannel ovcraliirts 1,7c t.jr, " Ladies' fleeced vests nttd pants, good quality, each ,35 H Coildreit's fleeced vests & pants, " " 131.0.30 , ' M Ladies' cashmere hose, per pair 35 .17 'TV a Ladies' fleeced hose, worth aoc and 35c a pair .iai '7 " Children's lest hotac made hose, worth 30c and 15c. at .30 .30 IH Men's wool hose, good quality, worth joc a pair, at .15 " M -. Mtn's wool hose, hometmade, worth 30c a pair, at ,io H ,,v. rt-,w ,, Uoy.s' wool hose, home made, wortk 35c a pair, at .17J4 M .- ..gfH... .'& troys' and men's wool mittens worth ae.c a pair, at . .10 . .-J&M ;r ,,..., Men's small sized kid rIovcj, worth 85c a pair,rat9tWM5 Shoes and ,Uned Slippers. 1 , , Fonmtr Pria Ti StJ Ladies' emriroidered and fancy feltsllppeg ,...t. aj i .75 Ladies lined felt congress shoeJ 1.35 ' .S5 Men'shcavy work shoes, congreii and lace, size 9 1.55 a.oo CUHdrea'a Grassie fine shoes, pat. tip, slc5 to 'i.g .9s ' " goutue kaa;aro, litea 5 to 8, Will tanis St. Hoy t's make...... rt. .fo a.oo 75 prs. Children's fine Dongola shoes, spring bed, sliea gtf to j U '. . c.i .y; ( pra Cne kangaroo calf shoes, liie c to B. . ,. c.t Af 71; prs CaraTal, school shoes, iprla; hect alsca 11 to rj J i:jS -,9 7Jrab'aLFe,;hoe, rites r to J km .15 E9(n additroa, w.e eWe 5 per cent of oa all otku V& 1st t(Kfc,-bede4) MrdciiliM-dUcottntia'aUTerware, llciuta, tjt tUas(e. ,, 1 ' Dress Goods. ', tf iAiA 1Ut tall 301, yds pUld aH-nool, 24 (nckes wide dread flan- nels, St'eTCHS', per yard... -. ..;...,.....( .f . 300 yds Heavy twilled dress serges, t Inches wide .c . jo 500 yds figured dress goods, half wool, a; Ins, wide .ij .to C7Hcsldes these Specials we have a nice line of figured and plain black goods, colored cashmeres cash-meres and wool trecoU, all at prices that will Interest In-terest you. White flannels, 15c, a4"c( 35c, 40c, worth 30 per cent more. Red flaunels, 15c, 35c, joe, 40c, worth 30 per ct. more. Irish freeze In colors, at roe, njic, iajfc, wortk 30 per cent more. White and colored outing flannels, per yard, 6c, 7j4c, roc, iajic, worth ao per cent more. A Full Lint of Underwear, Overshirts, Hosier and Qlwes, H 0 prices that mil mot them this wifiter.' M Faacfuaion, Hoeda and- Toboggan, ket tome' 8 H geodt, (fotitivety kW cost - - - H Ladies' heavy bWk fcttds, wortk 65c. ( at. . . . . . .so M IMkt' BwTfwolofed koous, wocUi 90c aui tt at .5 H Ladln heary colored (asdnauirs,, wprth 90c to $1.35 .o H Ckitdren's Toboggans, worh 6oc at ,.,. .40 Chlldrea'swool hoods, tUkorecworked, warthi. 10 .75 H Heary knit wool shawls, black & colors, large site, ' jc St Xa H Oae kt sacn's panUi ruular pckeji to Ix.co, tor'" .c M u it .. n, ,. -l .. 3.50, go,!?.... 1$; " '( toya panto, " u li.JSi Boat.... .to H .fir cT Tt i Ui Jo at..,. .jo ,f" iV ''- (-s:aSiC0.vtr ..$ Oae lot single bed comforter,, worth 85c each, ati , .55 1 loo lOBuaota of silk ribbonv, all colors, I to 3 yardL M lengths, will go at Iessttban half price. M 10 dozes Ladies' hemslltclted'atid colored bordered ' H kar.dkerchiefi). woitruioc cack, go at .0 M Queenware and Glassware Bargains. I 50 English granlteware- pitchers, worth 50c each, goat 40 40 " " " 40c go at 30 49 " " " " 30c goat ao zoo " mosh bowls, worth 10c each, go at yy, M co " vegetable dishes, worth 30c each, go at at M 100 " " u " aoc " goat it, H 50 four-piece glass sets, worth 55c, go at 4! H 30 dozen plain glass tumblers, worth 45c for 6, go at, per set .31. 30 dozen plain goblets, worth 50c for 6, go at, per set 40 M 35 dozeti Uncy engraved glass tumblers, worth 55c for 6, at .3 M OUR HOLIDAY GOODS I are now ready for sale, consisting of useful and amusing novel- I ties. Rich offerings in glass and chinaware, handkerchiefs, B mufflers and jewelry. We have toy trunks for the mess of 8 to 12 1 years and larger ones for boys and girls in their teens. Wo m bought them especially for the holiday trade, as no more useful or 1 better appreciated present could be made, We adiise early selection as in ererj- i way most to the interest o! buyers. '' H OalTtanrgaianL Store9 Coalvillec 1 H |