Indianapolis Journal, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 January 1892 — Page 3

V THE INDIANAPOLIS JOURNAL, . SUNDAY, JANUARY 10, 18&

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THEIR RIGHTS IMPERILED

Jcrmans May Soon Have a Law Limiting the Privilege of Getting Drunk. Emperor William's Bill to Repress the "Jag Habit Likely to Fass the Keichita?-Goci Field for Informers and Black-Jlailers. (.Copyright, 1352. by t ie New Vork Associated Press. Berlin. Jan. 0. The Reichstag, next week. Trill debate, tho bill for the repression of drunkencess. The Bundezrath baa approved the measure as it was originated by Emperor William, only modifying the ne verity of ths penalties to be imposed open oflending j'ublio-house-keepers. The Ministers, it is known, consider the proposals with disfavor, and the members of the Itandezrath express doubt as to their practical value. However, the Emperor having set his bean upon trying the effect upon drinking of legislative restrictions, has obtained from them a hesitating assent. The fate of the measure in the Reichstag is donbtfuL The Conservatives and National Liberals will support the bill, while the Freismnige and Socialist parties will oppose it, mainly because its provisions will invest the police authorities with exceptional powers of interference in the private life of citizens. The clause of the measure which baa caused the most widespread objection empowers the officials to prosecute all persons denounced to them as habitual drunkards and to canse tnem to be imprisoned until they shall have obtained a medical certificate stating that they have been enred of the liquor habit. Their property also may be seized and applied to the support of their families and of themselves daring the imprisonment. The bill fails so entirely to define what proof will be sufficient to warrant the arrest and sequestration of a person denounced as being a habitual drunkard as to enable malicious or prejudiced prosecutors free scone. The measure, if it becomes a law, will inevitably give rise to a host of malicio&s informers ana black-mailers, who will continually busy themselves in laying traps for the keepers of places of publio resort and who stand in readiness to blast the reputations of private individuals. - No public enthusiasm is shown in support of the proposals. On the contrary, the prevailing opinion seems to be that the bill will never operate successfully in any large section of the empire. When the bill was before the Bundesratb, Chancellor Landemann. of Bavaria, induced that body to discriminate between the various forms of 'drunkenness. It was found practically impossible, however, to classify drinkers of comparatively harmless beer and wine apart from the drunkards who are poisoning themselves with potato spirits. Prosecutions under the bill will follow when two witnesses of the otlense shall denounce the culprit, and should the measure ever come into active operation in this city there will be a mighty swarm of convictions. The Center party is divided upon the question of the wisdom of the measure, the majority leaning towards the bill as moral legislation approved by the Vatican. The result depends upon the Centrists, and therefore the bill is likely to pass. ' THE INFLUENZA BACILLUS. The discovery by Dr. Pfeifl'er. the son-in-law of Professor Koch, of the influenza bacillus, has caused considerable excitement m medical and scientific circles. The publio ask of what practical use these revelations can be until a principle for the destruction of the bacilli shall have been obtained. The discovery of bacilli brings no comfort to the suffering, according to the Japanese physicians. Dr. Kitisato, who is assisting Dr. Pfeitler in his investigations, has. it was recently announced, discovered a cure for tetanus, but ths remedy bas not yet bsen tested, and the tetanus bacilli continues to tnrive. The report of Dr. Pfeitler, which was recently read at the Charity Hospital, details how the Doctor traced the intiaenza bacilli, and describes their special eharaoteras distiuotfrom that of other bacilli. The report concludes with the single practical recommendation to combat infection by removing and destroying the sputum ot persons suffering from intiuenza, and by laeping the surroundings clean and thoroughly disinfected. The strike of printers is still partly on in Berlin, Leipsic, Frankfort and Municb. The strike leaders state that 10.000 men are still out and that 14,000 men at work are contributing to the fund for th support of the strikers. The leaders also claim that if assisted from abroad the men '.rill be able to holdout until their movement is crowned with success. A number of the master printers in obis city have conceded the demands of the men, and 1,400 of the strikers have been enabled to return to work. The condition of the strikers in Berlin is hopeful, but the men in Munich, Leipsic and btuttgart. . where there is less prospect of an immediate return to work, are suffering greatly. Public meetings have been held in every provincial center for the purpose of expressing approval of the movement, but material support fails. If the men had not associated their cause with socialism, popular aid would have been more readily secured. As matters now stand, unless further foreign help is received tho movement will inevitably collapse. 1 1 err Bebel, the Socialist leader, in an address to a conference of workmen at Alul house, at which one thousand -persons were present, proceeded to attack the capitalists and the bourgeoisie in his usual vein. Ho was permitted to proceed until he began to comment upon the annexation of Alsace-Lorraine, when the police, who were present in considerable force, compelled nim to desist and broke up the meetin amid cheers for Herr lie Del. The wife of M. Morkowzky. the noted composer and pianist, hasmysteriously disappeared. One report bus it that Madame Morkowzky was too fond of Ludwig Fulda. the playright. and hints that they are now enjoying eacn, others society, while another rumr is that the relations existing between Alorkowf ky and a young women of Washington D. C, one of his pupils, caused a rupture between the composer and bis wife. Intimate friends of the composer say that his wife's lively French character caused trouble between the couple, which has resulted in separation. The friends who made this statement declare, however, that there is no great moral defeet on either side. Murat llalstead has spent a week in this city. Air. llalstead started for Paris to-dsy. From there he will proceed to Lonaon. and will sail for New York on the 20th instant. Cook, the Boston world-trotter, and young Wilbur, of New York, were to-day released from jail, where they have been serving a term of imprisonment for defrauding a hotel-keeper. Cook persists that ho will carry out his project of 'beating'' his way around the world. Consul-general Edwards is recovering from an attack of influenza. At one time the Consul-general was considered to be in a critical condition, liis physician has adVised him to make a prolonged stay at Ems. THR1LL1'U TALE OP TAB WAK. How FriT&te Townsend, Who Was Paralyzed and Dumb frcn a Wcnnd,Eicaped ths Grave. Fpeclal to tie Indianapolis Journal. Spencer, Ind., Jan. 9. Thomas TownBend, who resides sU miles west of this city, attributes his present existence to circumstances which he considers little short of miraculous. It was during the siege of Fort Donelson, in February, 1SG2. that he fell, shot through the cheek by a minie ball, which tore away his palate, and left him unable to move a muscle. He retained consciousness, however, and was able to understand all that was going on about him. He lay on the ground twenty-four hours, when a detachment of comrades came to bury the dead. He could hear them talk as they performed the sad duty, and when they had completed his grave he learned from their conversation that he was to be interred with Comrade Hal torn. The soldiers placed the corpse of his comrade in the grave. Two of them then rolled Mr. Townreud in his blanket and lifted him from the ground. His form was limn, and one of them suspected that life tras not j et extinct, and they left him nn-

buried until they completed their task. They returned in an hour, and, after some debate, decided to take him to the camp. The same day he was placed on board a steamer, with other wounded, to bo taken to tit. Louis. On the way the boat stopped to bury those who had succumbed to their wounds, and again thoy gathered about him to decide whether he was alive or dead. All save a citizen physician of St. Louis were of the opinion that he should be buried with the others, and it was only through his intervention that Mr. To wnsend was saved. Having arrived at St. Louis, this physician, to vindicate his judgment, took charge of the case. The first time that Mr. Townsend remembers having been able to move a muscle was when given a swallow of br&zdy soon after his arrival at the destination. His recovery was slow, but it came, and he returned to Owen county. His power of speech had left him. and in the toof of his month was a bole through which, by means of a glass, could be seen the optio nerves. For several years he was deprived of speech, nntil a roving doctor came along, and ont of a silver quarter hammered a plate, which he inserted in his month to cover the bole left by the loss of his palate. He soon was able to converse, and to-day speaks with remarkable clearness. His chief suffering come from nervous trouble, caused by the wound. He was pensioned by special act of Congress. REVENGE IS SWEET.

Waj the Cry of a Would-Be Assassin, Then He1 Opened Fire on 8ylvester Tracy. Fpeclal to the Indianapolis Journal. Crawfordsville. Ind.. Jan. 9. Last night about 9 o'clock a bold attempt was made to assassinate Ves' Tracy, son of John Tracy, as he was passing along East Pike street toward his home on the' corner of Pike and Pino streets. Tracy had been attending prayer-meeting service at tho court-house, where he had taken an interesting part. He states that as he was walking along, whistling softly, having his hands in his pockets, a man, wearing a - large fur overcoat, suddenly stepped from an alley and faced him. The strange man held a revolver in his hand, and remarked as he thrice pulled the trigger: Kevenge is sweet: I'll even np things now." The would-be assassin then disappeared up the alley. Tracy being only a short distance from his borne, managed to reach there, and a doctor was summoned. It was found that two shots bad taken effect one penetratin g tbe left lung and the other entering the left shoulder. The ball that entered the shoulder was removed.and isa22-caliber. Tracy started downtown this morning, to give the police a clew to the man who had attempted to take his life, but the doctor sent him home. His lung wound is giving him considerable pain. The police have been busy all day trying to get a clew to the man that did the shooting, and it is probable that he will soon be nnder arrest. Tracy says that he has no enemy, and can give no explanation for the attempt on bis life. One or the Jall-Ilreakers Caught. Fpeeial to the Indianapolis Journal. ScpxTsnuRG, Ind., Jan. 9. James Avery, who escaped from the county jail last night, wa recaptured near Otisco this afternoon and brought here on horseback to-night. When he was returned to jail he was ' presently taken with a congestive chill from the exposure be endnred and now lies unconscious. He will probably recover. nrnnnnrinr, -0rB'TyRY' 'r -rrinn rAn Old Rtldet Gone, James PelzelL whose death occurred last Friday, Jan. 8. takes from our midst one ot the early settlers of .Marion county. II was in his seventy-sixth year anil hail lived in Marion county since 1KJ7. His funeral will take place at his late residence Sumlay, Jan. lO, at 1 o'clock p. M. James DelzelL horn Oct. 18, 181C,ncar Carlisle, Fa., came, with his parent, to Marlon county, Indiana, in 1827. His father died while moving End left hiin the oMrst n ot the family of eight children. Wm married to Mary A. Tyner, Dec. 20. Twelve chitdren were born to them. Ills wife, tight children and one brother still survive to mourn hi Ios. with a numi'fr of grandchildren and sympathizing friends. He died trusting in Jesus, lie said he wes going home to rest. Peace to hi memory. IlEIr. " XEWTOX-At Denver, Oil., John R. Newtnn.aged twenty-six. Remains wJll be brought to this city for Interment.. Notice of funeral hereafter. CHPKCH NOTICE. rpHE REV. DAVID HADLEY, SUPERIXTEDJL ent of evangelistic work In Western Yearly Meeting of Friends, will preach at their church, corner J t-la ware and St. Clair streets. Sabbath. 10th, morning and evening. All are cordially Invited to come and worship with ns. LEVI REES, Pastor. SPIRITUALISM THE INDIANAPOLIS AHSOelation ot teplritualista will conduct service in Lorraine Hall, corner West Washington aud Tennessee streets, funlay wornloir, at lo-.SO a. m.; evening. 7.46 p. ni. Mrs. Jennie B. liagen Jackson will speak upon subjects siren from tho audience. All Invited. ?AxrimiTyAjiox&. "ITANTED COTE D'OR IS MADE WHOLLY f from grape Juice. WfAJfTED-FOH BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS, v V Jewelry and boots and shoes, call at J.ILCiUM'S, 79 South Illinois street. WANTEDA SITUATION AS SEAMSTRESS r to do light housework in small family. Address B 3. Journal Qrflce. WANTED W. G. WASSON & CO. CAN SUPply yon prorcply with coaL Ieave your orders. 130 Indiana avenue. Telephone 080. LOST. LOST-GRIT SUFFERERS "WILL FIND RElief in Cote D'Qr. LOfcT FOB BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS, JEW. dry and boots and shoes call at J. U. CRIM'8, Id South IllinoU tdreet , LOST-W. O. WASSON & CO. CAN SUPPLY YOU promptly with coal. Xeave your orders. 130 Indiana avenue. Telephone 93t. LOST SEE FARM AND LOT SAVINGS AND Loan A8A'Kiation advertisement in Building and Loan A satiation column. FOUND. FOUND COTE thoughts. DOR GIVES BRIGIIT ITOUND FOR BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS, Jewelry and boots snd shoes, caB at J.,JL CKIM'S, 79 South Illinois street. 17OUND W. G. WASSON A CO. CAN SUPPLY : you promptly with coaL Leave your orders. 130 Indiana avenue. Telephone 99. T70UND SEE FARM AND LOT SAVINGS : and Loan Association advertisement in Building and Loan Association column. TAKEN UP. rpAKEN UP-COTE D'OR IS MADE PURELY A from grape J nice. fpAKEN UP FOR BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS, J Vwolrr and boota and ahoea call at J. II. CRIM'S. 1 v aotiui Illinois suevi. k r in! . . TAKEN TJP SEE FARM AND LOT RAVINGS and Loan Association advertisement in Building and Loan Association column. NOTICK. "VOTICE THE MOST BENEFICIAL BEYER. li age is Cote D'Qr. XTOTICE-FINE STOCK OF STATIONERY. AL 1 LISON'S, CU North PennaylvauU at. "VTOTICE-FOR BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS, X Jewelry and boot and shoes, call at J. K. CRIM'S. 79 outh Illinois trvU NOTICE-W. G.WASSONA CO. ARE SELLING coal at very low prices. Call and see them. 130 Indiana avem:e. Telephone 1S9. "VTOTICE SEE FARMLAND LOT SAVINGS X and Loan Asaociation advertisement in Buildlne and Loan Association column. N TOTICE :-TIIE BATES HOUSE BAKBER-SH0P j offers the lct accommodations, and 1 better conducted under the general manaprrment of Mr. Knox than any other In the city. The bath-rooms are elegantly fitte d up, and no more than '2o cents is nked fur a bath that would be cheap at an advanced price. Tho LwuW department Is on which the hidies dclijrht la visiting. All the latest styles of hair dreas and cut axe here In vojrne. aud the attendants are thorougljy familiar with their line of business. For the convenience of ladies who are unable to call at the Parlors, lady artists will call at tho residences at the eve cf a reception, or for any other occasion and attend t their coiffure by calling up TELEPHONE '2U. Recently Mr. Knox has purchased the Grand Hotel Barber Shop and placed Mr. Otto tiibbs. a well known citUen. in charge. A new force has been employed and all the sn perl or accommodations will prevail both in the ton serial as well aa bath-rooms. Patronage la allotted.

WANTED FEMALE HELP.

W TANTED COTE D'OR IS MADE TURELY from irrape Juice. W TANTED GOOD COOK; EXTRA GOOD waa-t. I0 Couece avenue. "lir ANTED FOR BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS, V Jewelry and boots and shoes, call at J. II. CRI M'S, 79 South Illinois street. -T T ANTED-W.G. WASSON A CO. IIAVETIIF. t cheapest stearu coal in the city. Telephone Ud3. 13Q Indiana avenue. "llfANTED THE SALE AT THE CHINA BA1 1 zaar. O Fat Washington street, still continues, and will until the stock is entirely exhausted, which must be effected in two weeks. TrfANTED-LVDIES TO MAKE MONEY BY f placing shares for tho Farm and Lot Savlnc and Loan Association, 114 North Meridian street. CHARLES A. DALE, Secretary. WANTED 3IA LE HELP. WANTED COTE stimulant. . D'OR 13 A SPLENDID "IITANTED FO R BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS, v Jewelry and boota and shoes, call at J. II. CRIM'S, 79 South Illinois street. 17 ANTEDW. G. WASSON Jk CO. CAN SUP. f ply you promptly with coaL Iave your ordera. ISO Indiana avenue. Telephone OS'.. : "llfANTED-AGENTS TO SOLICIT FOR THE f Farm and Lot Savings and Loan Association of Indiana. CHARLES A. DALE, Secretary, HHi North Meridian st. WANTED A SALESMAN FOlt ILLINOIS having a thorough knowledge of the saddlery business, mint have an eitab!lhed trade. Address MEYER. BANNERMAN CO.. St. Louis. Mo. WANTED CONFECTIONER A FIRSTclass man on oaramels, Scotch and penny g khIs. Steady work for a man who o .n make attractive goods. Address P. B. Y. Lock box 125, P. Cincln n atl, O. ANTED SALESM EN EVERYWHERE FOR our superior White Enameled Letters and Door-plates, samples absolntelv free. Send stamp. BELLEFONTAINE MANUFACTURING CO., Cincinnati. WANTED A GEN TS. W rANTED ASK YOUR DRUGGIST FOlt Cote D'or and take nono other. TirANTED FOR BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS, ? Jewelry and txjota and fciioes, call at J. U.CRI M S, 79 South Illinois atreeL . TIT ANTED W. G. WASSON & CO. ARE SELLil Ing coal at very low prices. Call and see them. ISO Indiana avenue. TelphoneOS ANTED AGENT WANTED FOR SELLING Cash-carriers in the State of Indiana.' on commission. Can make from two to three hundred dollars ier month. Meet D. I SPOTT S at Bates House on the llth, from U to 12 o'clock noon. "V ANTED AOENTS TEN TO SOLICIT FOR T the Farm and Lot Savingn aud Loan Association cf Indiana; permanent positions with good sal. ary tothe riirht parties. This is your ehsm-e. 11 Hi North Meridian t. CHARLES A. DALE, Secretary. Send ' cents for circulars. "7"ANTED MAN WITH SMALL CAPITAL ? for general ngent In Indiana of an old and wellestablished life insurance society. One who has tho ability to solicit good men and push for business can secure a go?st contract. Address, statins as experience and amount of. business have written per year. Address M. M., this ortice. A1-10.0,31!8 Tl 7ANTED G RIP SUFFERERS WILL FIND f relief in Cote D'Qr. TTTANTED W. G. WASSON A CO. HAVE A i largo stock of coal oa track. If you want cheap steam coal telt phunc VH'J. 130 Indiana avenue. T ANTED SEE FARM AND LOT SAVINGS' and Loau Association aiivcrudcuient 111 iiuiuilng and Loan Association column. WAN TBI PA I tTN E XL "ITT" ANTED COTE y drink. D'OR IS A WHOLESOME "r ANTED FOR BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS, t Jewelry and booti! and fchoes, call at J. 11. CRIM'S, 79 Smith Illinois street. t TYTANTED W". G. WASSON & CO. HAVE A 1 f large stock of cor.l on track. - If yon want cheap steam mal telephone VH'J. 130 Indiana avenue. rr ANTED SEE T'ARM AND LOT SAVINGS 11 and Loan Association advertisement in Building and Loan Association column. "IITANTED A PARTNER IN WELL-ESTAB-if llshed dry-goods 1-nsines. Sales 40.000, with chance of ircrenne. Applicant must be worthy, with ;UMtO to $ot000 caxitaL Address DRY GOODS, care Journal. W fANTED ASK YOL'R DRUGGIST FOR Cote D'Or and take none other. "IITANTED GOOD CANVASSERS. CALL AT 83 Last Market street, between 10 and 11 o'clock, a. m. - "YIANTKD FOR BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS, V Jewelry mid lMMta and shoes call at J. 11. CRIM'S, 7t South llllmiig street. - - - "IITANTED THE SALE AT THE CHINA BA1 f zaar, East Washington street, still continues, and will until the stock Is entirely exhausted, which must be effected in two weeks. "YT ANTED SEE FARM AND LOT SAVINGS T and Ioan Association advertisement in Building and Loan Association column.' . . ' WANTED- WK WANT A SALESMAN TO V sell Lubricating oil to users in Indianapolia and Southern I-diaua. One who believes and can make others see that sn article la cheap because It la giMsl. Do not waste Tourtimo nnd ours In aoplylnir. unless yon thoroughly believe in the principle. The ram who can fill this retiulretnent can obtain a perm, nent situation and a good a lary noed not neeesaa. rlly have sold oils. Appointment lor 1 ersooal interview will be made with snitable applicants at Iudianapolls. Address. wi;h age, previous business experience a d references, which must be exceptional y good, VAOi.'UM OIL CoMPAN Y.41 Johnsion Building. Cincinnati, Ohio.

. . FINANCIAL. LOANS ... ( IOANS J $10T OANS -Li : $20. ' , fj T OANS JLi Any amount. A3 LOANS Your own time. LOANS " . Any available security. .J LOANS Horses, wagons, furniture. q LOANS $10 to $100.000. a LOANS Im'Janapolla Mortgage-Loan Co. g LOANS Get onr rates. j LOANS Save your money. rj T OANSj Don't pay old friends p T OANS JLi " Double what we 1 OANS As. for same accommodation. jg IOANS j Don't forget we are here 53 T OANS " JLi To stay. The Indlanapolla LOANS-fortgago-Ix)an Co.. 10 Thorpe Block, LOANS 10 Thorpe Block. g LOANS Call 10 Thorpe Block. 3 LOANS Write 10 Thorpe Block, TJ IOANS J If yon want money. T7"

LOA. NS ON VALUABLES- A. N. WILSON, LOANS COTE D'Or. IS A SPLENDID STIMUlant. LOANS ON VALUABLES. 9 MANSUB'S NEW Block. A. N. WILSON. LOANS ON VALUABLES. 13t EAST WASH. lngton. A. N. WILSON. LOANS-MONEY ON M0RT3AQEA a W SAYLES. 75 urt Market street. LOANS FOR BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS, Jewelry and boots and shoes call at J. II. CRIM'S, 79 Sonth Illinois street. - OANS MONEY ON WATCHES. DIAMONDS Jewelry, without publicity. CITY LOAN OFF1CK. 67 West Washington street. LOANS ON PIANOS, FURNITURE. ETC., without removal, for thirty, sixty or ninry days. A. N.WjLSQN. 1B6 East Washington street. Room i. LOANS -'THE SALE AT- THE CHINA BA zaar. 6 East Wastiington street, still continues, and will until the stock is entirely exhausted, which must be effected in two weeks. LOANS SEE FARM AND LOT SAVINGS AND Loan Association advertisement in Building and Loan Association column. LOANS IP YOU HAVE SHARES IN THE Farm ami Lot Savings aud Loan Association you can borrow money, and it will cost you less than 4 percent interest. Take shares now, so that when you neM money yon can get It at a low rato of intereat, CHARLES A- DALE, secretary, North Meridian street PERSONAL. PERSONAL COTE thoughts. D'OR GIVES BRIGHT PERSONAL FOR BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS, Jewelry and boots and shoes call at J. 1L CRIM'S, 7t south Illinois street PERSONAL THE SALE AT THE CHINA Bazaar, rt East Washington street still continues, and will until the stock is entirely exhausted, which must be effected in two weeks. ERSONAL W. W. THORNBURGH, THE miller, has returned from St. Louis, and would like to meet the miller who was asking for hint at George's Restaurant. PERSONAL SEE FARM AND LOT SAVINGS and Lean Association advertisement In Build, lng and Loan Association colomn. .

ANNO CNC EMENT

4 NNOUNCEMENT COTE D'OR IS A WINE iV famed for its purity. V NNOUNCEMENT FOR BARGAINS IN DRY goods. Jewelry and bots and shoes, call at J. II CRIM'S, 79 South Illinois street A NNOUNCEM ENT M RS. - CLEM ENS. THE J reliable fortune-teller, tells anything you wish to know. UK) North Mississippi st NNOUNCEMENT PELOUBETS NOTES ON 1. 8. S. le-von for 192,00 centa In store, $1 by mail- ALLISON. 6d North Pennsylvania st . A NNOUNCEMENT W. O. WASSON & CO. j have a large stock of eml on track. If yon want cheap steam coal telephone 00. 130 Iud laua ave. ANNOUNCEMENT "SEE FARM AND LOT savings and Ian Association advertisement in Building and Ian Association column. NNOUNCEMENT OWING TO TILE ADDItion to our gtore, now completed, we will inaugerate a general reduction in prices to actuate the opening at frk llg's Bazaar, 1U9 and 111 South Illinois street. A NNOUNCEMENTa ........... REDUCTION a ! ! ! IN PH0T00 R AUU3 t FOB JAXCAJtT. CUT THIS OUT : IT IS WORTH 50 CENTS. : Present this contract before Feb. 1, 1892, at NEW YORK GALLERY", S9a East Washington street, and it will be received tne'aame as 50 CENTS CASH on one dozen best Enamel $2 Cabinet I'hotoa. THIS WORK IS GUARANTEED. DUE-$1.50. INStTltANCE. INSURANCE COTE D'OR IS A SPLENDID stimulant. TNSURA.NCE - FOR BARGAINS IN DRY J. goods, Jewelry and boots aud shoes call at J. II. CRIM'S. 70 South Illinois strict INSURANCE SEE FARM AND LOT SAVINGS and Loan Association advertisement lu Building and Loan Association column. JNSURANCE . BANKERS AND TRADERS' ACCIDENT ASSOCIATION, of New York. F. If. Bangs, President; Jotcph W. Abbott Secretary aiitt Oent ral Mimaer- Ooott agents want-d In all parts of tho Stale u U'wral commission. DURMAN N. DAVIDSON. Gery ral Apvnt, 84 Eswt Market T. JNSURANCE . - ' TRYING TO BORE ""AN AC GER HOLE - - v - V . - - . WITH A G IM LET ialvery ntrfatlsfactory method of work. There aro many llfolnsunince agents plodding along in a way which suggottta Uie aliqvo. Why not ,.-... secure an Agency of the . MICHIGAN MUTUAL"i.IFE INSURANCE COMPANY. OF DETRorr,Vuci V.NN , s and tell Its ACCUMULATIVE BOND POLICY. A minature copy of which nuy be had upon application.! This bond has cash value plainly guaranteed from year to year. It also provides, that If death oecura the Company will pay, for illustration, say $5,000.00 and, in addition thereto, a sum epnal to what lias been paid In premiunut np to the t hue of death. , There are a great many Companies, hut there are none that treat tho men in tlte fieM more liberally than the MICHIGAN MUTUAL LIFE. Jacob fraxsel, state Agent 22 Old Scntin'eVBlock, Indianapolis, ImL TclVl:Y0LSTHAYED. STRVYED COTE D'OR IS A WHOLESOME drink. STRAYED FOR BARGAINS IN DRY OOODS, Jewelry ami boots and shoes call at J. 1L CRIM'S, 73 South Illinois street. STRAYED W. G. WASSON & CO. ARE 6ELLing coal at very low prices. Call and see them. 130 Indiana avenue. Telephone 989. STRAYED THE SALE AT THE CHINA BAzaar, 0 East Washington street, still continues, and will nntil the stock is entirely exhausted, which must be effect ed in two weeks. STRAYED SEE FARM AND LOT SAVINGS and Loan Association advertisement in Building and Loan Association column. 37DUCATIONAL-.TnE MOST BENEFICIAL It beverage U Cote D'Or. I TnrTK iTinv- t r vt u uinaiTvu IN DRY j goods Jewelrv and boots and tsuoes call at J. Jl. RIM'S, 79 SouUi HUnois street. CR I?DUCATIONALW. G. WASSON & CO. HAVE j the cheapest ateam coal In the city. Telephone 130 Indiana avenue. " - 1 EDUCATIONAL THE SALE AT THE CHINA J Bazaar, 6 East Washington street still continnea. and will nntil the stock is entirely exhausted, which must be effected In two weeks. I?DUCATIONAL-SEE FARM AND LOT SAV. a ings and Loan Association advertisement in Building and.Loan Association column. - JtEJttOJtAL. REMOVAL COTE D'OR IS A SPLENDID stimulant REMOVAL FOR BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS, Jewelry and boots and shoes call at J. 1L CRIM'S, 79 South Illinois street "j EMOVAL TH E SALE AT THE CHINA Xv Bazaar, G East Washington street still continues, and will until the stock is entirely exhausted, which must be effected in two weeks. . . , T EMOVAL SEE FARM AND LOT 8AVINGS J.V and Loan Association advertisement in Building and Loan Association column. ISUSINES3 CHANCE. B USINESS CHANCE-COTE D'OR IS MADE purely from grape Juice. BUSINESS CHANCE FOR BARGAINS IN dry go4sls. Jewelry and boots and shoes call at J. II. CRIM'S, 79 South Illinois street. BUSINESS CHANCE THE SALE AT THE CMna I'.azaar, rt East Washington street still contlnues, ami will nntil the stock is entirely exhausted, which must be effected in two weeks. TUSINESS CHANCE SEE FARM AND ILOT JL Savings and Loan Association advertisement in 4 Building and Loan Association column.

ANNOUNCEMENT.

NNOUNCEMENT ,v... a...---.-.-..----.--... : the : EUREKA ELECTRIC COMBINATION 1 DOOR-BELL AND BURGLAR ALARM t Is the best of its kind that has ever been introduced in this city. In point of ust fulness it Is Indispcnsable, being a great preventive against sneak thieves, dispensing with the service" of a watchman, and highly recommended by the police departments wherever it lias been riami in operation. It is the simplest, cheapes and most durable electrlc-beU alarm in tho market, any one being able to apply it Can be fitted to any number cf doors or windows, bank-lochs, etc., and bell can be located wherever deSired. Any number of doors can be connected to one bell. No alarm Is caused by opening any wimlow or door unless desired. II a door is open it Is discerned by throwing a switch. This is tho only combination and the only system where a door and a window burglar alarm' is operated on one wire and with one battery. The housewife can feel satisfied that no overcoats will bo stolen from the hall-way; the merchant and ofaee man can always feel safe that they have a watchman that never sleeps, night or day. By a delicate device an overheated room, in case of fire, 1 wlU turn in an alarm; an annunciator Is arranged to indicate the window or door that may have been tampered with, and, in fact 'the contrivance, in its entirety, is protection absolute from burglars, sneakthieves and tires. A particularly favorable Impression made by this system is that no wire or other disfigurement Is visible nothing but the handsome bronze or plated gong-bells. At day-time, by simply turning a switch, the current is broken, and doors and windows may be n-jed at wilL The cost for equipping a residence is very small, and the modest cottage can vie with the richest mansion In the completeness of Its protection. Wherever.the system has been put In the greatest satisfaction exists, as It saves many dollars and much nervousness and worry. Mr. Albert Gall has had this" alarm put in his residence, to be completed in a few days. With what Is up he is so well pleased with its workings that no money would induce its displacement. Ilt J. T. FRIEND, PROPRIETOR : OF THE j ............ EUREKA BURGLAR ALARM, Is in the city, and can be seen at any time by calling at the Spencer nouse, where he will remain for some time, supplying the want s of all who may be Interested In his line of business. All orders receive prompt and careful attention, satisfaction being guaranteeed or money refunded. Already over one hundred orders nave been booked whlch were taken in this city. TERRITORY BIGHTS ARE FOR SALE.

BUILDINO ANI LOAN ASSOCIATION.

B UILDING AND LOANS-COTE DOR IS A wine fanwd for its rurity. y BUILDING AND LOANS FOR BARGAINS IN dry goods. Jewelry and lot and shoe call at J. 11. CRIM'S, 7i South Illinois atreet BUILDINO AND LOAN THE SALE AT THE China Bazaar, ti East Wasiiingon street, still continues, and will until the stock is entirely exhausted, which must be effected in twojwwk. BUILDING AND LOAN SEE FARM AND LOT S.ivines and Iioan Association MdvcTfiscraeut la Building and Loan Association cvliuun. BUILDING AND LOAN-UlO FOUR BUILDing Association cf Indiana has U.ut0 shares of stock in force. Fifty-five loans have been road", aggrrgating $l3,ooo. Interest income over $4oo per month, which 1 compounded monthly, there by producing unsurpassed ptofits. that ore xrticipatod ja by both investor and borrower. Oflicers Hen. M. M. Reynold, president: II. H. Moats, vice-president; J. Wealey smith, (capitalist) treasurer? J. U Hamilton, QIH-riiitenent Addrasa JOHN FURNAS, Secra. tarv. 773 East Market street. 'AVINGS AND IJANSFARM AND LOT SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION tf Indiana. Shares $100. No membership fees. You can start at any time without back dues. You can pay any day during the week, from 8 a. m. to 5 p. m and on Saturday evenings. Yonr dues paid in advance earn you dividends. Yon can buv a desirable farm or lot for cah and pay it as follows: $100 Will cost investor: 5-year plan, $L0S per month; 8-year plan, o I cents per month; 12-year plan, '21 cents per month. Borrower, 5-year plan. $2jcr month: 8-year plan, $1.3 per month; 12-yearpLin, $1.0'J ier month. Take shares now. Any one can carry one or more aha res. Ilomeodce. 1 1 -j North M eridian st CIIAS. A. DALE, Secretary. (Send 2 cents for circulars.) B UILDING AND LOAN THE KEYSTONE Building and Lan Association. . A new association, organized upon the most popular and equitable plan. Combining all the approved and modern iaethcils and principles. You may enter at any time witiont payment of back dues. No ent ranee fee. You may withdraw at any time, without loss or fine. Shares are canceled as soon as paid, thereby stopping premium and interest. The jwemiuni is the lowest and la uniform to all borrowers. Dividends credited upon pass-books every six months. Sliarea $ 100 each. Weekly due 25 centa. Premium and interest are included in tho weekly dues of '25 cents. ' 'J'lie directors of said association are: Horace T. Dennett, of tho Foster-Bennett Lumber Company. George A. Boeckllng, president of the Kramer Bros. A Koeckling Lumber Company. Willhun M. Levey, of the firm of Levey Bros., printers and publishers. Charles J. Dolierty, cashier of the Capital National Bank, lnrtiau:tpo.i-s Ind. Jac4b Frankcl, agent of the Michigan Mutual Life Insurance GVmpaiiy. John W. Holtziiian, I'rosecutlng Attorney of Marlon county. James M. Leathers, of Iloltzman fc Leathers, attorneys. OFFICERS. Horace T. Bennett president. George A. BoeckUug. vice-president. Charies J. Diherty, treusuier. , Holtzman t Leathers, attorneys. James M. Leathers, secretary. The meetings of the association will be held every Saturday niht from (WO until 8:30, at the ollice of the association.. No. 07 East Washington Btrettthe Ilrst door eaf t of entrance to Vance Block. Hie first pay night will be Saturday, January 9. For further i-artieulars please call atotiieeof secretary. Room 34 Vauco Block, who will be pleased to answer all Inquiries with regard to the association. Call at mice and subscribe for shares. BUILDING AMD LOAN FIFTH nnal statement of THE LVDIAXA. SAVINGS ANU IXVESsTMEXT COMPAXV. December 3 LLS91. RECEIPTS. Deposits Running stock.. liiid-np stock. On loan shares Stamp vales..................... Premium.... Interest , PiiKs-rssiks Interest stock loans..... . ............ Bills-payable teiiijKjrary loans...... Casa-on hand June 30, 1S91 SEMI-AN-$ll.S43.3l .d,tno.(s 440 -J 3 l,co2.eu 3:03.'J0 1V7 o.r7 0.04HV0O 3,14(110 $00,044.47 $i.no2.co 3,Vt.V20 1 1.75 G0.97 PROFIT AND LOSS. Premium ., Inter st Puss- books........ ............. ....... Interest on stock loans..... $i,8S0 52 7,000.00 DISBURSEMENTS. Loans - Temporary loans repaid. Withdrawal Bunning stock fr.3.19.51 l'aid-up stwk O.l'OO.lK) Stamp deposita 133.00 $17,692.51 ExpensesAdvertising, supplies, salary and sundries ' $740.6.1 Tntrrestpald 1K5.27 Iiividenfs paid 2H'.K.b3 Cash on hand Dec. 31, 1891..... 5,G02.C3 f?66.044.47 PBorrr ant lcss. Ei pen ses Salary, advertising, supplies, to. $7iO.G.t Interest paid 1M.Y27 Four-per-4-cnt. dividend Jan. L 3,555. V3 Balance to surplus 398.03 $LS0.32 ASSETS. I $103,1 OO.fH 5,002.05 Loans (Nat) Cash on baud. $103,771.73 LIABILITIES. Deposits ....$101,U7.Pft' Dividend, Jan. 1 . Other unpaid tlividenils 2.t.33 Temporary loan 2,(HXi.(M Net suridus 1,53.65 i .' $103,77L73 Office, 90 East Market 8t Office hours, 8 A. it to G P. it Satunlay evening until 8:30. Charles E. Cor'rni' rrcsirlent Daniel W. Marmon, Vlce-uresident Theo. P. HAt'OHEV, Treasurer. Ciiaules K-Hollow av, Secretary. JS5-55?T.--j K9'F OR B E NT COTE D'OR GIVES BRIGHT thoughts. I?0 R HE XT FOlt BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS, Jewelry and boots and shoes call at J. 11. CBIM'b, 70 teouth Illinois street 1?OH BENT 388 N. Alabama, 8 rooms, natural gas f 27.00 121 Park ave,, 7 rooms, natural gas 21.00 183 Columbia ave.. 7 rooms, natural gas........ 13.(K) 324 Ash street, 7 rooms, natural gaa 15.O0 240 Weaver st., 4 rooms, natural gas 10.00 70 Christian ave., 4 rooms, natural gas 13.00 320 Hudson st, 5 rooms, natural gaa 1 1 .00 340 South Kast st.. f rooms, natural gas........ 10 K) 005 N. Mississippi st, H rooms, natural gas.... 18.00 50 N. Mississippi st, 6 rooms, natural gas.... 15.0 95 West Morris St., G rooms, natural gas 13.00 All these have natural gas. We have others with and without natural gas. We are pleased te give full information. POWKLL & 11ANCKRL, Teleohone 003. No. 00 East MarktteL FOR RENT-89 Indiana ave., 11 rooms f28.00 No. 173 West Watah street J.... 25.00 414Bellefontalne..$15 00 537 Last Seventh.. 10.00 85 Iekerbie 12.00 3 l.OO 1C.00 7.50 0.00 7.HJ 12.00 0 00 605 N. Mississippi. 18.00 I.IO Blackford, o rooms 120 Blackford, 3 rooms 203 West Seond.. .. 1 3.00 140 Michigan ave.. 10.00 111 Malott ave, 7 r- ras 05 Malott are il.00 132Iorman 13.50 llo Fletcher ave... 22.00 5 Fletcher ave, 7 rooms 29 Huron 13.00 408 8. Meridian.... 7.00 4KS South Meridian O.OO 211 West Ohio 12.50 30 Abbot gas 8.00 20 Abbott H.OO 182-190 Delosa..... 7.00 224 Bates RoO 2V9 Yandea, gas... O.00 36 West North C.f.o 3o9 S. I'enns'lv'nia 7.5U 703 East Tenth.... G.M) 82 Michlg'nave,9r 15.00 113 Ivirman. h ()) P: Cliirord ave 3S Albemarle bS Columbia ave... 21 Columbia ave... 216-118 Daugherty 113 8. Noble 42 Concordia 18 Lenox. 7.00 30 Green wood 12 00 2and4Wil!arL.... 6.00 100 Columbia ave.. 215 Bright 28 Henry 730 South East.... 30 Hendricks 9.00 8.(K K00 0.00 7.00 6.50 21 Krett st. 430 W. Washlngt'n 10 00 153 Agnes 9 00 168 Agnes 50 213 North Miss.. 7.00 449 West Pratt gas 8 00 115 Meek 10.00 453 English ave.... 8.00 07 Malott ave., gas. 11.00 33S Yandes b.oo 128 Blackford, f rooms, natnral and artificial gas. A&ooms in oioc. tee omce uu. W. J. MCCUI.LOUGII A 8ONH, b2 East Market street AUCTION SALK. AUCTION RALL SK TOUR DRUGGIST FOP. Cote D'Or and take none other. . UCTION SALK FOR BARGAINS IN DKV ifools, Jewelry and boots and shoes call at J. H. CltfM'S, 79 South Illinois street. AUCTION SALE FOR BARGAINS IN DRV goods. lewc-Iry and boots and shoes call at J. 11. CRIM'S. 79 South Illinois street . UCTION SALE THE SALE AT THE CHINA Baeaar, 6 East Washington street still continues, and will until the stock is entirely exhausted, which must be efiected In two weeks. UCTION WK don't sell onr money to the hignest bidder. Come and see. Farm and Lot Savings and Loan Associ.v tion. CHAS. A- DALE, becretary, HHi North Meridian st UimON-SALK OF TOBACCO. CIO ABS, ETC. To the Trade: We will sell on Tuesday morning. Ban. 12, at lOo'elock. at our room. No. 139 West Washington street, in lots to suit dealers, about fortv caddiea ping tobacco, embracing Star," Newsboy" and all the favorite brands; ten pails '-Meadow" and Chesapeake" fine-cut chewing tobacco; about 500 pounds smoking tobacco, including G ret n B urk." 'Mail Pouch," "Brier Pipe" and other varieties; twenty thousand assorted, fine cigars, rangier in price from $20 to ioO per thousand. Also a quantity of presses, tools audr.iolds. suitable for manufuctur. ing. These goods are all of the best quality, having Tseea sent va from heuae going ont of tbe Itnsloss. Trms, oaah, fca-poslUve, UCtJTLN U M'CUWJY. wnctio&eers.

FOlt S ALE It r A L FSTATE.

EAL ESTATE-COTE DOB IS A WINU famel for its puri'y. it EAL ESTATE ?K) Shares.in t)i ...M..a Farm and Lot Savings aud Lran Association. wtUcut inv4ir R-year plan l.i'S rx r month. S ve ar plan 1 2-year jlaa ,zi i-er month. .27 in r month. -Bonnowr.a. f year-plan 2.o per month. siear plan 1.37 per month. 11-year plan - l.o2 per rauntii. Take shares and save your rjLRNLVf.i Snil 2entKitar fr clrcilira. CHAS. A. DALE. St rfctary. 119 N. MerllUn st 1 E.VL ESTATE V THE ORIENTAL LEAGUE. There are thousands of persons in Indianapolis wb know il;e value of and desire the insurance ordel by memUrKhip in Mutual Benrdt Socletie-i and or. dTs. A Lirg pmportin of tlie male iopultloa w1k are insurable carry eoiuo ftnn of 111 insurance. tut there are tltous.tn'ls who have not yet wuh It and there are other thousands who have and desire more. To those who desire such provisions recomm na the Oriental leainie, a new eKiety receatry orgMw ize4 and inrorrat-d in IndiaoaplLs. Thme wh. have made a study of the plans 01 fraternal assisv" mcnt conora.lons. ironounc ita lawa ennui In all 1 epecta to the ilesiraltle features of the bmt and tnoct favorably known vt the older societies, while in many things they are superior. It also has the added ad. vantage of being a n-w onier and for a cutr berof years 10 come the cost to maintain a member Lip wtl le very low. Ilia not one of the something &1 Nothing" schemes so prevalent Just now. but is based upon equity, without which there can be n jnn nency. The officers of the Oriental League, to whom Is !a tniAitd the conduct of the artairs of the rcaniiatWru are mrn rf known repute and integrity, ana are ruari autces that no wild-cat scheme nox tueatienable busl liess methods would be tolerated. Tn were notlrt ticarch of employment in aoefpting the drU of thiM respective oilices, but actuatxl by a belief Cut there was a demand for and it would bo eay to build np lr this centra1 city of onr Nation a Fraternal and Bcne lent Bcm-ht Siclety second to none in existence We invite all pssl men who desire this fwrm ct lif insurance to unite with us. The medical tiai&ln. ti(ns are tbe same in substance as recular line Lt ciHiipanies. with analysis of the urine for all persona over tiity years of aire. OccupaUous which are has anions, unlawful, ilisroputable or connected with th lianiUiug ol liquors are barred. Circulars, giving an outline of the plans, mailed on receipt of a reouel ldressed to the Oriental League. IndUnatHills, Iud. FOR SALE OH TTtADK. drink. IOB SALE OK TBADl-i SLATES AND TAB. lets for school use. ALLIbON, 6(J North lVnasylvanla at )U SALE-FOB BAKtJAINS IN DltT GOODS. jewelry and boots and shoes, call at J. 1L CK 1 M't 70 south Illinois street FOR BALE - SEE FARM AND LOT KAVTN09 ami Loan A.clation advertisement In Buihttnj and Luan Ab3oclation column. FOlt SAIC OK KENT. F OR SALE THE MOST BENEFICIAL BEVerago is CcteD'Or. J7OU SALE FOH BAKOAINS IN DHY CrtKlbH, . Jewelrv and tootaciid shoes call at J. 1L CBIM'h, 70 South Illinois street F OR RALE - SEE FARM AND LOT PAVING? and Loan Association advertisement in Bulldinf and Loan Association column. FOH SALE MISCELLANEOUS. F R SALK TH K MOST BENEFICIAL BEVerage is Cote D Or. TO It SALK C11KAP-RKSTADHANT. NO. 17S X East Aftshlngton street IL B. LAND18. TTOR SALE STOVES AND HUSEHOLlJ Js goods for sale at 141 North Illinois atreet llivaba sale. TTOlt SALE ART SALK AT MBS. A. K. FE1U X rr's stuibo, and 00 lugaii Block. Making room for new stock. IOR SALEFOR BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS Jewelry and boots and shoes, call at J. 1L CXtLU'ii. 79 South IllinoU street T70R SAL ,1-ON EASY TERMS-TWO NI2W A7 cottages a i lore n cs street Jefferson Park. LYNN B. MARTINDAL7C No. 5 Talbot t Block. TOR SALE W. G. WASSON CO. HAVE THIS JL cheapest steam coal in th city. Telephone ISO imiiaua uvenuo. FIR SALE CALL AT THE WOMEN'S REAL Estato AswKiation, 61 North Pennsylvania, street. Room 15, for bargains in improved and unimproved properties. 170 R SALE CHEAP AND ON GOOD TIME JL forty-acre farm in Hendricks county, Indiana. Want to sell quick. MILLS fc SMALL, 24 a Aat Washington street FOR S ALE T 1 1 E SALE AT THE CHINA BA zaar, H East Washington etreet still contlnn. and will until the atock is entirely exhausted, which must bo ecected In two weeks. I70R PALE SEE FARM AND LOT SAVINGS arnl Loan Association lvertisement in Building and Loan Association column. IOR RALETYLElt GKIP. . A Matrer ol lliMory-Dtuing t admluiitrataoa of John Tyler as President cf tbe Unit-si ttutes a atnv tlar epidemic prevailed throughout the eon try aa tat now known aa U grippe. It was cot so fatal, but at times very secere. Among the many preventive and remedies used at that time was frraled hnre-rad. ish preserved in pure white wine vinegar, which was used extensively. Tills is avery slmjile an healthfill article, and doubtless wonld be eartive In many c&sea. ARCHDEACON'S prerarwl horae-raUh in white wine vinegar Is sold by all grocer. Ask for it, and take no other. FOR TItADK. OR TRADE-COTE '0R 13 drink. WHOLESOME 17ORTBADE FOB BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS . Jewelry and boeta and shoes call it J.1L CRIM'S, 70 South llllpols street - IOR EXCHANGE FOB BARGAINS IN DRY ' roods, jewelry and 1mk1s and shoes call at J. II CRIM'S. 73 South Illinois atreet 1?OR TRADE GOOD RENTAL PROPERTY IN city paying 10 per cent on pric asked, for a ttnaU farm within twenty miles of city. MILLS d SMALL, JAh East Washington street IjHJlt TRADE THE SALE AT THE CHINA . B.raar, 0 East Wasldugton tdreet still continnea, and v-111 until the stock is entirely exhausted, whlcH must e effectel in two weeks. 17OK TBADE SOME FINE LOTS IN A GOOD ' live town fcr a good team or horse and bugyy. WlU rive a bargain. MILLS & SMALL, I'm East Wash, lngton street. 170R TRADE SEE FABM AND LOT 8AVTNOS . and Loan Association alvertiat'ment la Building and Loan Association column. OU TKADE-ON KOKTU SIDE, DWELLING and lusincss houses, with new stock of boota, shoes, dry gooda end notions, all worth sS,Vsi. for a farm of equal value. M. AB11UCKLE, 00 East Mar. ketst FOR RKXT-JtOOMH. I70R RENT FOR BARGAINS IN DRY GOODR, : jewelry and Ux.ts and allots call at J. IL CBIii'h, 7y South Illinois street FOR RENT SEE FABM ANT) LOT SAVINGS and Loan Association advertisement In Building , and lioan Associatiou column. . FOR KENT MISCELLANEOUS. F OR RENT GBIP SUFFERERS WILL FIND relit f in Cote U'OU. IOR RENT FACTORY BUILDING TO RENT, 1 with power; boiler and engine for sale, choap. Worst-working machinery for aUaata bargain, hi East South street OR RENT THE SALE AT THE CHINA BAlasr. 6 East Washington street still rmtinnand will until the stck i entirely exhausted, whict must be ejected in two weeks. THOR BENT-SEE rAEM AND LOT SAVING J? and Ixan Af soeiatina advertisement in Build; and Luan Association column. hTOKAGK. CTOBAGE COTE D'OR IS A WINE FAMED O for its purity-STORAGE-FOR BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS. O jewelry and ttoots and shoes call at J. JI.CllIM's. 70 stth Illinois street. STORAGE W. G. WASSON A Ct. ARE SELl ing coal at very low prices. Call and see thcin. 1 30 I ndlaha avenue. Telephone P0. ' fOHAUE-THE SALEAT THE CHINA BA. soar, 0 tt Walur.gton strn-t, still coutinuea, and will until the slock is t ctirtlj exhausted, which must be effected in two weeks. tJ.TOBAGl- 17S O can store your doUars or cents with the FarnJ and Lot Savings and Loau Association, It will earn you interest. CIIAS. A. DALE. Serrttary, 114 North Meridian at. STOLEN. 'TOLEX-GR1P SUFFERS ) lief in Cote D'Or. WILL FIND RE BARGAINS IN DHY GOODS O Jewelry aid txds anl shoea all at J. IL CRIM'S. 79 &outh Illinois street STOLEN W. G. WASSON A CO. HAVE A large stock of cool on track. If you waat cheap steam toal teleplitine 10. liO Indiana avenue. STOUNlnrSAl-E AT fl TlTCi UNA BArai.r. 0 East Washington street, still etmtlnue. and will t;nt:l tbe iH k is entirely exhausted, walca must le efu cted in two vwk. STOLEN SEE FARM AND LOT SAVINGS and Loan Association advertisement in Bandinj and Loan AsaocUtDn column.

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