Indianapolis News, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 March 1887 — Page 4
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PREPARING POR IRE EfENT.
Our MMdaaMa Avar and Fhelps are bow in thi leaf ii1«miBf flit r which wa shall praaent. Lata ad Tices promise one at the moat beautlfol. brlllianl and rartad of any aeaaon. AdTaaaad ihipmanu show the sama
3STEXT WEDNESDAY AH win bo bora and In order. Our draaawtairtfip rooma will than be thrown open for the display, and wa now extend a hearty In* THatlon to ail oar friends to come and aee the (took in all Kb tollneas and fraahn esa. Bot/Mocfittha dato-Mareh 1A
h. S. AYRES & CO. P. &—MoanUme wa ara selllux aUaartsof Dry ODoda m usual.
p CI|<E OF 5ilK ilmbrella5 JUS5 OPE^D. Bio<§l?am 9 U/all^, JEU/ECER5, & ^ast Wastywtoq Street.
fANCY COLORED SHIRTINGS SHIRTS MA.D3C TO ORDKR.
-AX THI—
AND
Factory: 42 North Illinois St BOWEN. _ K. A—A lam and vary select Una of shirtings >> salaol from Just recelred.
BRAND SALE nc DtESS.GOIS AND SILKS THIS WEEK AT 2BR0SNAN BROS. & CO.’S., It and 89 Sooth Illinois Street.
WHIT* AND FANCY COLORED (4SHIRTS MADE TO ORDER
IPATTL H. KRATJSS, AXen's Eurnialxer, 29 and 28 North Pennsylvania Street i N.B.—A large and select atock of French Shirt v 6ntp Just raoelvad.
.dnpHK ICLLE& WROUGHT STEEL RANGES, f JL WH. H. BENNETT & SON,
38 South Meridian street
OLCJVES %aoUl lot of Gray Undressed Kid, embroidered backs, at 89 CENTS. rUCKER’S GLOVE STORE, 10 last Washington Street,
CHANGE IN COAL. I Auto moved my office to No. 4 North Pennsylvania St, where I will be glad to aee my friends and MART T. OHR, GOAL AND COKE, > and Yard, 126 Indiana are. Telephone 129 i aAoet 4. North Pesuuylraala 8*.
> Y JDsR dc PtA.S8AlJk.NN, r Circle Meat mm nuiaitcH real istavx and LOAN AGRNTB, YMapbaoaM3.
WALL PAPER LOWEST PRIOBS. 3Bxx>urd.«xio«d 'W«alcm«au
OUTHCART, CLKLAJH) & 00., 99 Hast Washington Kraal All work dona whan promised. AkDIANA STATUTES AT LARGE, •98-4897. In parta, 81 each. Part L soon ready. Acts IW8 now ready. Acts 1887 in type. ^Mnm 8. S. Downey, Attorney, Elaing San.
INDIANA TRUST AND SAFE DEPOSIT CO. M Sast attsket sk, aOfen undoubted protection $ot rehtaablas ef every bind. Boxee tm sent M19terns per yeaa.
NEW BOOKS. 4u>n Observations aa the Ways o f the World, r Hr Hraamse ^Wllaen..—.^......................——.S3 Of' •wdototy. ay fehn Beseem— >80 Tb« ntory af esa Me Wane, By & & W. Baa-
Wa*^ y Ltfis in Mm Mnranoa OHpham. YbeMtaasa Bagtoei Hr
CITY NEWS.
Thlrty-flve births and forty-six deaths were reportad to the health ofliee last week. Morton C. Dodd and Jamas W. Pickens, of Orleans, Orange county.have been brought here by the government officials, charged with ill.c’.t sa.e af liquors. Dodd gave bond and the other was released on hts own recognizance. The Vlnoennee railway men have burned off all the dead grass on the west side of their track between the Standard Oil stare factory grounds and the Kordyke A Mormon machine •hop*, and a desolation of blackness coven a quarter of a mile
of that area.
The Sentinel eeernt to have the 1 aside truck on
proceedings before the grand jury and on Saturday it gave a fair epitome of the progress which had been made in the election conspiracy case*. If there is a leak, the grand jury could afford to be
liberal and turn the whole thing loose. Saturday evening during the absence of E. H el and family from their home, 421 Collej
avenue, thieves entered pair of opere-giaKses ai
drawers in the
t their home, 424 College end stole e gold watch, a. ind a revolver. Ail the
wars in the bouse were ransacked, as if the principal search of the rascals was for money.
Patten poet, Q. A R., at Laporte, has sent a memorial to the state officers asking the appointment of D A. McCollum, of that place, end -eorge W. stun, this city, as members of the soldiers’ intent commission. Within the past day here has been considerable feeling mai
Johnstoi
monu ■ two there has been considerable feeling manifested for the appointment of George F. McGinntm
ts one of the commUsionent.
elected president; K. J. Howland, Jesse Wright, Benj. Tyner, Sylvester Johnson, J. \\. Apple, Sbeplar Fry, Isaac N. Cotton, Theo. Wilson and J. J. Millhouse, vice-presidents, being one from each township; Mrs. A. G. Chandlee secretary, and Mrs. George Dan ley treasurer.
HEW SCHEDULE* FOR BATHS.
Whereby Indianapolis Will Be Fronted— Other Railroad News.
The railroad men who have been attending the meeting of the tiaffic association in Chicago have returned. The matter of first Importance before the meeting wag the consideration of a new schedule of rates for the various lines, to bo used when tiie inter-state commerce law goes into effect. It will be remembered that the law prevents the charging of less lor a longer than for a shorter haul. This necessitates the reorganizations ol tariff sheets In every quarter. At the Chicago meeting the Pennsylvania representatives weruforemo-t with a system of rates. It is in brief a graduated schedule based solely on distance. Instead of making the through rates between uny given points the sum of the existing local rates—thus giving a high rate—the plan provides for a slight reduction in present through rates on many classes of freights—not including grain— and a corresponding portion of that through rate for local points between the termini. The Pennsvlvania plan, it is understood, will be urged as the simplest method for harmonizing urn uniform guide to rates. It will be adopt!
uniform guide to rates. It will be adopted on all of the main and leased lines of the Pennsylvania road. By it Indianapolis, it is believed, will re-
ceive material advau trolled by the Penns;
is believed, will
cs cou-
The through rates
igents who Theta is i
ipolis,
laterial advantages over the four Ihn by the Pennsylvania The through rates
to Pittsburg, for Instance, on furniture and similar goods, now So cents, will be reduced to about 40 cents and other classes of freights will sutler a reduction. The whole * * — 1 ■-
id the above
‘leago.
■JHi ne or two of
the Indianapolis Hues have already agreed upon a method of evasion of the terms of the interstate commerce law whereby they will be enabled to continue to extend favors to theatrical peoole. It is asserted with confidence by agents of rival lines that the companies In question have put the names of many theatrical managers on their payrolls. The scheme Is to pay the managers colo-
ns for securing their troupes as ]
and by thus constituting them employes the com-
e whole matter Is as yet embryonic is only the surface pickings of were ;n the meeting at Chicago,
eason to suspect that oi oolls Hues have already
missions for securing their troupes as passenger and by thus constituting them employes the com panics un ’er the law may pass them tree. Colonel Moore, manager of tho Midland railroad, says that the connection with the Big Four has now been made at Lebanon, and that the work ot extending the road westward to the coal fields of Indiana will begin to-day. The company is now, or soon w ill be, the happy possessor of nine engines and J00 cars of all sorts. A feature of Colone 1 Moore's road is that it Is tiled much as a farmer tiles a field. A tile drain extends under the roadway through the low swampy regions. The effect has been to keep the track dry aud
solid.
It Is understood that Mr. Lynn, commercial agentof the I., P. A C., will be placed ia charge of the passenger as well as the freight business of tho road at Indianapolis. However, Mr. Will King, the present efficient ticket agent, can have the agency If he desires to continue in possession at the salary offered.
The first ol from New Y<
In lust night lour minutes ahead of time. The train leaves New York at 8 o'clock p. m., teaches Indianapolis at 7:50 on the succeeding evening, aud St. Louis at .Mo a. m. The train has been
ightened from Columbus to India
ianapo'is,
nothing hinders from making schedule time. The lonal train on the Yandalia. leaving here at
additi
i on the \ andalia, leaving b
8 p. m., and hauling the Indianapolis local sleepers from this city to St, Louis, relieves the through night train. Second Assistant Postmaster Scott and .Superintendent Nash, of the R. M. S., came through with the first train. While the officials are out this way it would be a good til to remedy the blunders by which through m
me
through mail
yond, U transfer
Yandalia at Indianapolis at a loss of time and labor. This jnall might be hauled through to St. Louis on the cars in wnich Ills picked up aud
another mail given to the I. A St. L.
Last week 20,8j3 freight cars were received and forwarded, against 20,087 for the corresponding
week of last year.
Warding Off the Quinsy.
“I am not at all superstitious,” said H. R. Dering, assistant general passenger agent of the Pennsylvania lines, to-day, "but I am not averse to testing harmless and simple remedies, when all other resources have been exhausted.” “Do you carry a rabbit’s foot or a chunk of
assafetida around with you?”
"No, for 1 have a surer remedy. For years I have been a sufferer irom quinsy. I think 1 have not missed a spell of it for ten years until this winter. Generally, I have had it twice during a year. More than a year ago a ticket agent at Peoria told me that he had heard that a silk string tied around the neck had bad a uliimanlc effect la warding off the quinsy, in the case of a friend. I quietly appropriated the information, and when 1 came home told my wtle what I had beard. She suggested that there might be some unknown potency in a silk string, and at any rate there could be no harm irom applying it. So 1 led a black silk cord around my neck—you see I am wearing it yet—and from that day to this 1 have not had a touch
quinsy.
believe _ , _ merely relate the circumstance as R came about. 1 am willing to wear anything around my neck
except a rope with a '
long as
a touch of the
ty more than I
there is good luck in horse-shoes; 1 “'“'e the circumstance as R came ab<
.nythiug around my nec beaaaJkRhe other end-
long as It seems to keep awiflK quinsy.”
Tba Coming Mutlcale.
The interest In the coming national musical convention is on the Increase, and the music committee and Professor Ernestinoff expect to commence the rehearsal of “Chadwick's Dedication Ode” In a few dayo. The books for subscription have been distributed and the canvass will be made next week. Mr. George Pfingst, of the Grand hotel, will head the list with a guarantee of SCOO. The conocrta will be given July 5. 6 and 7, with matinee, and the attendance will not only include the 2,000 teachers, composers and musicians naturally attracted by so important an event, but
will be tne first vl orchestra of New York, which has a membesekip of eighty-Ivo musicians. A Girl Returned Home. Ella Blotteuberg, under the name of Ella Lloyd, of Dlllsborough, Pa, was traced to this city some days ago, the having left home, as she claimed, owing to the harshnesa of her father. On Saturday a detective arrived, and ahe waa found at work In Cones’ overall factory, and at first ahe was Inclined to deny her identity, but finally ahe concluded to accompany the officer, and u gather they started homeward bound that evening. Real Estate at Auction. Two handsome cottage houses. On Wednesday, March 16, at 2 o’clock p. m_ on the premise! we will aell &\ public auction, two cottage trame houses known m Nos. Si end 35 English avenue, between Pine sad Cedar, and near Noble street; good improvemeats and in good condition; title perfect. This property will be sold on payments equal to paying rent only. This is a favorable opportunity to secure a borne. Don’t forget the day and hour ot sale and be on hand. ' W. E. Mick A Co. L. N. Pkrby, Auetioneer. B. L. M.—Yes, Kelleher, the leading hatter, has those new spring style hats in now. His number is 23 South Meridian street. Tax emperor, Napoleon I, was a great lover of a combination of breakfast cocoa and coffee. C. D. Brooks, of Dedham, Mats., has placed upon the market under the name of Cho-Ca, the above combination In powder, in hall-pound tins Price, 30 cents. Boxes of < pounds at SO cents a pound. H. If. Lex, Agent Poa those wishing to attend the horse sale at tbl stock yards March 10. 16 and 17, the I. A V. railroad have arranged to run special trains, leaving the Union depot above dates at 8 JO and 9 JO a m.; returning, leave yards at 4 JO and & JO p. m. Xtokotaen tale at Union depot. TO CLEAN WALL PAPER, OKU an or address J. M. Welch, No. so gsnth QUmH tfMOt 4V DoaflUi tttMie
A STRONG AGENCY. The following sterling fire insurance eompeatas are represented at tbe agency of A. Abrotnet, rooms 9 and 4 Vinton block: The Lancaster of Manchester, England; the Scottish Union and National of England; the Lion of London, England. and the Anglo-Nevada of San Frandeco, Oa!.; com binned capital. 852,000,000. Your patronage respectfully sot idled at the lowest me. AOCKFTED. Yon ere cordially invited to attend tbe opening exposition of spring and summer fabrics on Monday. March 12, at whioh will be shown all tbe latest styles in spring and summer suitings, overcoating* and trouserings, at Fester A Son's 21 Soi.th Meridian, merchant tailors. Alt our work guaranteed fint-clesa. Nothing equals k. T. Caps for purifying the blood; pleasant end effective. Price 76 pen Is, But sod Juiciest steaks—Sc banner's. Spaing end summer suitings, beet and cheapest, et A. Schmidt's, 46 Old Sentinel building Foe diamonds or gold watenee or tine Jeweky, go to Mabct, “The’’ Jeweler. Low price*. CASSIA CIGAR. ~ This Is the best 5-cent cigar in the marketlatest thing out m the line of cigan. Each cigar has an aromatic cachou attached, which not only destroys the odor ot tobacco after smoking, but nun flea the breath. C. M. Raschig. 21 East Washington street Shell oysters and clams—dchaffner’a Kahn A Co., 14 East Washington street, are closing out their fail stock at 40 per cent, reduotion. Take advantage of this, if you want a nobby suit or overcoat. Best can oysters—schaffner's. Teusler’s Toilet Cream, Reliable Cough Remedy and Face Powder. For sale by druggists. Fine watch repairing and engraving. Makct, “The'' Jeweler, beats them aU. Monograms a specialty. 38 W. Washington sL Cheapest place In the city for furniture and carpets is at Selden's, 77 East Washington street. Oysters, fish, game, etc.—dchaffner’A See the new Smith A Wesson hammerless revolver at Bice’s, 54 South Meridian at. Just received, Si 5,000 stock carpets. Finest assortment in city. 77 East Washington street. Eugene Secret of Beauty. M. E. Phelan, 16% East Washington street. TYPEWRITERS for sale or rent. Paper and supplies. Sole agents for the “Remington Standard.” Wyckopf, Seamans A Benedict, 84 East Market street, Indianapolis, Ind. See our prices B 4 U buy your household goods. Selden, 77 East Washington street. Oranges, bananas, figs, dates—Schaffner'A A very large spring assortment of all the latest designs In wall paper, decorations and window shades is displayed In elegant ta-te at Carl Molier's, 161 East Washington street. It will pay to see them, as you can find from the very cheapest to the very costliest goods there. Gold watche* low prices at the great sale at Mahcy, “The” Jeweler. New stock. Best filled can oysters—Schaffner’A Bee the low prices on dinner and chamber sets at Schrader's china store. Best Minnesota flours at Van Pelt’a
For spectacles and eye-glasses, Marcy, “The” Jeweler, baa the best stock in this city. Prescriptions filled to order. Gold glasses cheap.
KID GIM SALE.
4 and 5-button scalloped tops, in all shades and sizes, 37c. No short 3-button lengths In this lot. Harris Bros.’ 4-button real kid. In tans and browns, 65c; worth $1.25. Our Empress 4-button Kid Glove* combination embroidered backs, 85c. During this cheap sale, reduced prices on all our best brands of Kid Gloves.
ME BITER k CO. 88 West Washington Street.
USE THE CELEBRATED FRENCH BREAKFAST COFFEE FOR SALK ONLY BY THE GREAT |J Ail 1IV ^ 1 11VU IV 1 VaJ Importer!, Packers and Coffee Roosters, 4 Satea YTou.se Bloolc, 16-41 ICast W suolxlng ton St. Headquarter*: 96 and 97 Veasy St, Mew York.
NEW 1 SPRING DRESS GOODS.
We have just received a new Un* of Spring Dress Goods, Flouncing*, Embroideries, etc. Good Ginghams at 6a Fruit and Lonsdale MWeHn at So, foe a few daya Bee our 12%c Bensons 86-inch all-Wool Tricot at 4Bbl
CHAS. F. MEYER & OO, 248 and 260 East Washington Btamt, Comer East and Washington street*
USE CROWN GASOLINE • FOR STOVES.
NOVELTIES IN
A BAD BREAK!
PARASOLS AND UMBRELLAS. A new line of colored and white
To get your hat too small.
To get it too big. To get it too low. To get it too high. To get it “off ’ style. To get it “off” color. To get it ill-shaped.
There ia a way to avoid this and get it just right. Leave it to ILIFFS,
Opposite Tranaler Cor.
EMBROIDERIES.
“COME AND SEE.”
H. P. WASSON &C0.
npHE ’’ALASKA” HARDWOOD REFR1G-
JL ERATORS are the best. WM. M BENNETT & SON. 38 South Meridian street.
SUNDAY SCHOOL CARDS
[Send 25 cents for assorted samples. 1
l"OHN BROTHERS.
ID TO 1
LIFE I© ©IfOllT And so is the time for closing out t|te PHILADELPHIA STORE. Immense stock of Dry Goods must be closed out BEFORE APRIL 15.
100 dozen Corsets 48c; former price $1. 100 dozen Unlaundered Shirts, 48c; worth $k. 100 dozen Ladies’ Full Regular Mach. Hose, 16fc; cheap at 35c, 75 dozen Ladies’ fancy stripe and plain, extra lengths, 25c; worth 45a 50 dozen Ladies’ Chemises and Drawers at 19c each; worth 45a 10 pieces Black Gros Grain Silk, 45c per yard; worth 95a 26 pieces Colored Brocade Satin, 35c; former price, 90a 10 pieces extra heavy Gros Grain Silk, 98c; very cheap; worth $1.65. Job lot Fringed Tablecloths (soiled), worth from $1.75 to $3.25, will be sold from 65c upward, to close. The above are only a few of the many bargains we are offering, aa our entire stock must be closed out .BEFORE _A_ P R I L 15, As we are compelled to vacate store on that date.
ID. J. SULLIVAN, 48 and 50 North. Illinois Street. P. 8.—Agent for Famous Harper’s Bazar Patterns.
QUESTION—Whether it is betfl ter to pay your doctor a large * amount of money for sickness, or go to the Original Eagle, 5 and 7 West Washington street, and buy a Spring Overcoat for $8 that may be the cause of your keeping in good health? No charge for consultation at the Original Eagle.
CITIZEN’S ODORLESS COMF^lNY Vaults, Slake and Clitenu cleaned, or built new on short notice, on reasonable term* J. W. GILBERT, Manager, Room 7 Baldwin’s Block.
WM. KOTTEMAN, 91 last Washington Street. Furniture, Cook Stoves, Latest Improved Gasoline Stoves, Eta, Eta, ** ,t ‘~ 1 ‘i--- iiit-t o*n f a*d ismfna ynnieiff
itma a
DRAPERY DEPARTMENT. Is replete with all the new novelties of the season in Pcrtiares, Valance FrlzxK**, Xjbo* Curtain*, Scarf Fringes, 3Tu.rmitu.re Coverings, SUM ITringes, Silk. and. ^Mohair Flushes, 'Worsted. Fringes. Felts, 72 inches wide, all colors, at $1.15 per yard. Jap and Florentine Sfiks, Madras, Swiss and Scrim, for Vestibule and Peek-a-Boo Curtains. Pendants, Flowers, Cords, Gimps, Eta W . H . ROLL, 80, 82, 84 South Illinois Street
CHILDREN’S CARRIAGES, Bicycles, Tricycles and Velocipedes. Boys’ Wagons and Carts. , **-DUSTERS AT BOTTOM FRlCES.-a* CHARLES MAYER & OO, 29 and 31 Wei Washington StMHk Indiana. Paper company Manufacturers Paper of Every Description.
FIT©!
The old physician irho ivanted to first get his patient into fit*, and then cure the fit*, wa* wise In bis day and generation. The dilference between those fits and the fits THE W HKS gett you into 1* that THE WHEN’S fits are not curable. They “stay with you"
til the garment wears out.
WE M^lKE EITS In two places; In our great New York manufactory for our general “ready-made” clothing, and in ou- custom department for those who come to be measured. Many bav* com* this year, and our line of goods is now complete and we are ready lor everybody. THE ADVANTAGES: New and choice designs in the whole range of cloths su.table lor the season; perfection as to cut and make—II the clothes don’t suit you, you don't take them, a d it won't cost you a cent; a saving in price of from JO to 30 per cent, on regular merchant tailors' figures. Try usl
THE WHEN
PirtHSTTHSTGr! Fine Stationery and Wedding Gooda CORRECT STYLES.
FRANK H. SMITH, PRINTER AND STATIONER. 83 North Penntvlranl* Street.
COAL BUYERS! We have just what you want, clean and under cover. A trial load is &U we ask; afler that you will continue to patronize A. B. MEYER & CO, COAL DEALERS, 11 North Pumsylvania Street.
GARDEN TOOLS, K A. K. K S , CARPET TACKS, 18c PER DOZEN, BUILDERS’ HARDWARE, HAND-SAWS, 28 CENTS, at Y A. J E 1ST ’ S .
’ ^
WALL PAPERS /J^'
. f‘ >/ FINE
^ 'DECORATIONS
Ian entire new stock of
WINDOW SHADES
ID TO.
£ %y Liocrusta Walton / • tpeclalty. 1V/HARDY& AUTHOR, ' * f 43 West Washington St. Opposite Transfer Car.
HOME Insurance Company, of New York, U the most popular company iu Indiana. Nearly eight millions of assets. Insurance costs no more in this company than in other* Losses promptly settled at office of C. F. SAYLES, AGT, 75 East Market street
^dqvart^ L
NEW 1887 STYLES. The Finest, Beet and Cheapest,
Y.
44 and 46 Ewt Washington St.
a Urge, two-story house, new bin. stock scaie* etc., ou the place, ttill sell on reasonable term* or trade tor city property. U. M. STODDARD <fc 00., Ka U When Block.
Af
IATH TUBS.
WM. H. BENNETT & SON, 38 South Meridian street,
SPECIAL SALE
CRUSH HATS!
To-morrow and Wednesday only we shall sell 100 dosen Crush Hits, all colors, for 47c. Tha same quality iaaeold all over at 76a
MODEL.
JEWELRY
WHOLESALE PRICES
Roger Bros.’ Sugar Spoons, 20c. Butter Knife, 25a Infants’ Solid Gold Band Rings, 35c. Fine Rolled-go!d Rhine-Stono Ear-Drops, 75a Fine Rolled-gold Rhine-Stone Lace Pins, 75a 1 Rolled-gold Lace Pins, 38c, Heavy Solid Silver Thimbles, 40a Gents’ Initial Gold Front Scarf Pina, 50o. Solid Gold Rhine-Stone Studs, 98a Gents’ Rolled-gold Cuff Buttons, 58a Roger Teaspoons, 6 lor 84c, Roger triple plate Knives, $1.88 per set. Children’s triple plate Gold-lined Cups, 95a Roger Tablespoons, $1.69; Forks the same. Pickle Casters, $1.75. 5-bottle quadruple plate Caatan, $3J}Q. Solid Gold Spectacles, fitted, $4 50. < * Gold-head Silk Umbrellas, $4.25 up. Waltham Stem-wind Watch, 3-ounce case, $9.50. Ladies’ 14kt Gold-filled Elgin Stem-wind, $19.50. Gents’ Diamond Initial Rings, $12. Watches, Diamonds Jewelry, Clocks, eta at WHOLESALE PRICES.
AU goods warranted.
Orders filled by moil.
COMSTOCK, 28 East Washington Streeh
WALL PAPER
THE NEW WALL PAPER HOUSE OP
EASTMAN, SCHLEICHER A LEE
CAKFETS, WALL PAPER Latest Deaigaa. Lowest Price*.
AH MARTENS, 40 South Mortfoaa Streak
S-NALYAKIZSD ikon KJT WM.
IS TJ 11 INT I T U H E LARGEST STOCK IN THE STATE. PRICES THE LOWEST.
WAl. L. ELDER, 43 and 45 South Meridian Street.
SMOKE SCHNULL & BRAG'S F U M A S. FULL YALUE JSTO SCHEME. 5o STRAIGHT.
TAGGART BUTTER CRACKERS! MANUFACTURED BY PARROTT k TAGGART. Ask your grocer tor them, and take no others
WM. B. BURFORD, Manufacturer and Dealer in All Kinds BLA.IVIA BOOK©, PRINTER, STATIONER, LITHOGRAPHER Legal lllanks ol all kinds kept in Block. The leading house in the state in thelina
A FULL LINE OF ARTISTS’ TUBE COLORS. FRESH STOCK AT JEFFERS PAINT CO.’S, 77 Kant .Market Street.
THE LEADING UNDERT^-KLElltot We have the/Int funeral oar used in Indiana, We have ibe/nvi* funeral car in Indian* We were tbe tint L ncU rioter* in the Lnited Stain to introduce .miiienae *e* rtoq I* OOzmectlon with our bu*iuc*>-. We have the only proritcal ambulance in tha city. We were the fim firm to Introduce embalming In the city. * We are/rif, best, and alwaya in the lead. FL-Aisr INTER & HOMMOWN, Telephone 641. 72 North Ulinois Street.
TO HOUSEKEEPERS: I think I can now show the most attractive assortment, and for less money, than I have ever before shown in all the departments of Carpets, Drapery Goods, Lace Curtains, Window Shades, Wall Paper. Just see before you buy. Mere lookers as welcome with us as buyers. A T ^4 ATT -A.Ljt>Jl1sxTJL 1j 1 j 9 19 West Washington StzaMa