Indianapolis News, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 November 1887 — Page 4

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THE nroiAHAPbl® #*#8, VEDITESDAT, HOTEMBER 23, 1337.

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] Ptekla^ iadietod fortekinf am mm tiOm railway awpantaa, hara Akona and kofgy baltwciag to Edvard , S08 AgBatftraet, laftatoadiagnaar

tba eoart-hooM, was atolca yaatarday after*

i tba water baa forwarded

to Maviea Daoaalty aa Irbb aatter, aaid to bo tba baadaamaat »■»«* aMat ▼alnabla dog ever brought to Indiana. Tba animal ia

vaload at $500.

The aaniveraery at the martyrdom ot Alien larfcio aad O’Brian will be celebrated by tba Iriab-Amariaan elob at their hall tbia evening. Aa addraaa will be delivered by

Itaariee Deanelly.

Mia. Minnie Mantle It defendant ia ’Sqaire Jodkina’t eonrt, aad will be tried on Friday, tba charge alleging that abe rtole $55 from Wm. Haffield, a dairyman, by whom aba

waa formerly employed.

There waa a blaaa ia tba booae on Virginia avenue, known at the “Cigar Front,’’ last

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WU0.IM. Lou trifling.

Patrolman Pat Davie baa been fined by

„ . „ , 'Sqaire Feiblemaa for striking Franeia BergOBJECT9. mean. The defense was that Davis went to

Bervmano’i house on legitimate business,

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DR. HARVET SAYS PHEVATLS.

He Deee Ret Believe in the “Tipbe Ha

Very Alarmum.

In a resent lecture on typhoid fever, before

hie darn in tba medical college, Dr. Fleteber •aid that he thought there were not more eases of typhoid proper ia tba city at present than is usual at this time ot tba year, bat that tba disease which so many had, aad which woe soiled typhoid fever, waa ia reality nothing but typho-malaria. He thought the drought had not king to do with it; that the water from surface wells was just as good aa may to use, sad that them waa mere danger from drinking the milk that ia ia common aao than from the water. Ha believed in sponging petiouU freoueatly and feeding them on oysters and meat extracts. Typhoid, bo added, waa a disease of adults, at least vary rare with childiea, aad the doctors who had twenty or thirty eases of “typhoid'' aa be called it did

not recognise or know true typhoid. These “biarre” views of Dr. Fleteber, aa

oaa physician expressed it, did not meet with the approval of all the other brethren in the profession, nearly all of whom, at least ail who have a ooBtidersble practice, had several

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Gold and Silver Head IRELLAS.

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COMSTOCK, 28 East Washington St.

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LOyEB An Immense Una of aU klodi of man s and woman's warm gloves and mittena. L’8 6L0VF, STORK, 10 Bast WasbUgtou Street. -FOB— .YMOND city COAL

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CLOAKS .1 .1.-. ;v Plush Jackets reduced to lift Flash Short Wraps reduced to MO. Hurt Seeks, MS, M4 *».*&. Newmarkets reduced to *3.50 to MO. ChUdxen'staoeks from M.50 to MO. . W. VANC] S4 Beat W«

BANKING HOUSE OF HENRY CLEWS & CO., U aad 15 Broad Stmet, New York.

Ordara extof the New York Stock, Coffee Exchangee, also Chicago Board

interest allowed oo deposit

EXCHANGE. JS^SASSJit

aftsrnoon waa thrown from a delivery wagon during a runaway, while on Madison avenue, aad was daogemasly injured. His collarbone waa broken, besides several ribs. Joe Wilaoa, oae of the parties arrested Inst Sunday by Patrolman Wei rick, for violating the Sunday Honor law, has been fined $15 aad eoste by 'Squire Walpole, and the aame court haa acquitted John rreger. The damage suit brought by Mrs. Aaoa CL Artorbura against the Union aad L A SC L. railway eompoaies, growing oat of the killing of bar husband in an accident on the Belt road, haa resulted in a verdict for

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The pupils of tho Yonng Ladies' institoto who arc working for the orphans, are to have aa exhibition of Mrs. Jarley’s wax works tonight. The entertainment will be at the school rooms, corner of Pennsylvania and St. Joe streets. Tho county eomtnisaionen hate rejected the bills brought by Drs. Maxwell, Brsyton, Taylor, Davis aad Harty, for bolding poet mortem* over various subjects ordered by the coroner. Sait has been bronghtto recover the same. Amusement Matters. “The Still Alarm," with ita resllatio lira engine scene, causae geauiae excitement ia the audience every night. It is certainly a marvel. Outside of this tbs play is an Intereating oae aad ia well playetf. It will rua the rest of the week, with a matinee tomorrow and Satordny. “Lott in London" ia attracting large am dieaeea at the Museum. Joshua Bakor ana his Mormon fitmily ia the attraction at the Eden Mosee. > Saulsbury’s Troubadours will begin their engagement with “The Hamming Bird" at English's to-morrow afternoon and will rua all the week. Neliie McHenry, John Web. ■ter, Frank Blair, Lonis Glover, Mabella Stewart aad other well-known people are withttha company. Indianapolis lodge. No. 56, K. of P., will give a novel free entertainment at Castle hall to-morrow night. Homer Dnnran Cope, the eminent dramatic reader, will reeite the play of “Damon and Pythias,” which lias been highly praised by the press. The members of the Twelfth Presbyterian church, West and Maryland streets, will give a musical and literary entertainment at the church to-morrow night. The .State’s F. nances. The annual report of the operation* of the state treasury shows that at the beginning of the lest fiscal year, October 31, 1886, there waa a cash balance on band of $409,971.76, and duriag the year the net cash receipts were $3,866,257.54. Thecash disbursements during the year were $3,902,285.09. Some of the larger expenditures during the year were aa follows: Insane hospital, for maintensnee, $259,947.74, additional hospitals for insane $221,746.85, deaf and dumb institute $54,828.65, blind asylum $26,148.60, soldiers’ orphans’ home $2,780.64, female reformstory $29,991.23, reform school for boy* $60,000, prisons north and south $116,951.88 and $79,934.24, house of representatives $72,037.13, senate $45,977.81. G. A. R. Matters. George H. Thomas post, G. A. R., has decided to hold meetings hereafter every Tuesday evening. The first and third meetings of each week will be held for members only, and on the other night* for social entertainments. Lest sight Colonel J. B. Black and Ceptain Lowe gave interesting reminiscences ot their army life. The next meeting of the Indiana department will be held in February. Colonel Vanaedoi, of Madison, is most talked of for department commander, and Ben. L. Smith, of Ruihville, ia alao spoken of. It is thought that aa Indianapolis man can not get it. on account ol the recent tronble in the Women’s Relief corps here. * Andrew Kramer’s Residence Damaged. There was aa excellent piece of work by the fire department last evening, in saving from material damage Andrew Kramer’s residence, 323 East New York street, a blase having started in the attic, in saw-dnst' peeked about a water-tank, and communicating to the roof. The alarm was sounded by the tower watchman, and although the situation looked serious, upon arrival at the aoene, by the judicious use of ehemicals the mischief was suppressed at a loss not exceeding $400. It is in plaoes like this that the valno of tho chemical engines are demonetrated. Mr. Kramer is insured ia the Richardson A Kotbe agency. Tho Assembly. The first Assembly ball will bo given at the New-Denieon to-night All the regulations, as baretofora announced, will be rigidly adhered to. Every one will he requested to show hjs card of admission aad uo one not in frill drasa will bo admitted. The grand promeoade will begin promptly at 9 o’clock, tho German later ia um evening. The supper rooms will be open at 10 o’dock. The maaie will be famished by Hart, the decorations by Wiegand. AH preparations have been made, it Is believed, to mark thin aa oae of the most brilliant of ■oeiai events. .

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. ' The Humane Society.

D. E. Snyder, president of the Indiana ■nmano society, expresses a desire to-sccurs the names of all who arc interested in the porposec of tho organisation. Names may ha left at his residence, 127 West 8U Clsir street, at tho Central Police station, at the rseidsucc of Mr. Hobfae, tho secretary, 74 East Market street, or of the treasurer, Mr. Sbever, 174 East Market street. The annaai dace are, for men, $2; tor woman, $L

Not Qatte Fall Enough.

According to tho Sentinel, tho bailiff of tho criminal coart seems to be attempting to apologise for the delay ia reaching liquor i ia that oonrt. It would sound more

„ authoritative if thorn explanations came | Sc OO. A 00 tho court direct. While the bailiff is

at this work, however, ho might explain how Ufa that there doe» not seem to be a foil and hearty aopport given to the poeitioa assumed

by the mayor ia thie saattor. ThlnOa Well ef Asphalt.

Dr. MeLood: "I was living in BuffUo ia 1878 when tho fint asphalt pavement waa laid theta. It is a perfect pavement after tea yean’ wear. It ia durabte,

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to question various physicians about tho prevalence, found that each bad three or tour aad sometimes many more eases ef the fever under their charge. One physician said he bad thirty,' bat eome of tho others were inclined to doubt this somewhat. From tho best information that can bo obtained it appears to bo a reasonably conservative statement that there is at present fully twice aa much typhoid lover in Indianapolis as ever before at any one time, bnt that the fatality from it is not aa great aa it has been ia other yearn In /act there have been comparatively few deaths from it thus far, and th e disease appears to be decreasing somewhat. Various theories regarding the origin of the disease have been made public in the last few weeks. That moat commonly accepted by the pnMie generally is that it arisen from the nee of impure water. Whether or not this bo truo, it it cortain that people are abandoning their eurface wells, and either using hydrant water or siokiugdriven wells. One gentleman, who is in a position to know, ■ays that nearly 1,000 deep driven wells have been sunk here inside ot a month, and tho demand for them is greater than can be sup-

plied.

Dr. T. B. Harvey, whose views on the typhoid question were solicited by a reporter, said that then was here, at present, as well marked typhoid fever epidemic as he had seen in his thirty-eight years of medical practice. He thought that ths sooner both phyaiciaaeand people recognized the disease forjnst what it ia—straight typhoid fever—the better it would be for all concerned. Dr. Harvey does not recognize the so-called “typbo-malarial" fever. He raye there may be a malarial element, com plicating the fever, cansiog greater ebsogea ot the daily temperatnr* from the usual thermal line of typhoid, but all the essential symptons of typhoid are •till present. Dr. Harvey explained that Dr. Woodward, of the United States array,

first originated the componud name, supposing us pathology and morbid anatomy to be different from typhoid. In a subsequent paper, read before the International Medical congress at Philadelphia, Dr. Woodward retracted, admitting that he had been misled mod declaring bis belief that the lesions of “typhoid-malarial fever” were the same as those of the typhoid. Dr. Harvey added, that the term, though widely and generally employed, was unfortunate and misleading in both theory and practice. Even mild cases of typhoid might take an unfortunate turn, and the people should not be allowed to think any form of typhoid, no matter how mild, was trivial. Mild typhoid might mass its poison on the intestines and produce a total perforating ulcer. “We may have,” said Dr. Harvey, “iu this city, cases of walking typhoid, as it is called, with which patients may not evsn go to bed, or only for a week or so, but it is typhoid none the less. Mild orsevere, it isa dangerous disease, and the people should not be led to think that there i* enough ot the malarial element <n it to rob it of he danger The feet is people of all ages and station. iu life are sick and ere dying of typhoid fever in this city, and the ten cases now in the city hospital, as against none, or only <-ne or two, as is usually the case, is proof of it. No unscientific view should be used in describing this fever that will lead people to relax their care and vigilance in suppressing it. It is a fever alwavs prevalent in ciues. Its poison may be hidden or dormant, bat sooner or later the few cases multiply aud the specter stalks into many households. It should be reoognixed by its true name and fought tor what it is. There is no use in calling treason state sovereignty, or trying the common murderers of law and police as anarobists and socialists. I call a spade a spade, and know it when I see it, and the same with typhoid. What we want to do ia to recognize typhoid fever and stop its spread in families and neigbborhooda, and not higgle about there being a little malaria spread over it. It is the typhoid fever people are dying of, and not the malarial.** All the railroad boys say that Dalton, The Hatter (Bates bouse), sells a better Scotch cap for the money than any hat store in town. Dalton has a first-class stock of teal caps, seal gloves, for caps, cloth cape and all kinds of winter headwear.

Dlogenea.

Diogenes, the Athenian, having by hie cynical remarks induced the citizens to be-

iynlcal ] ieve the

t their rulers were no better than

they should be, and that he had a corner on virtue and intelligence, met one day at noon the committee of one hundred, and upon inquiry of them their mission, was informed that they were looking for an honest man to run for chief magistrate of the city on a nonpartisan ticket. “In that case, fellow-citi-tens,” replied Diogenes, “you need gone farther. I am the man you are looking for," and Byaa sells tke beat bats. 21 aad 23 South Illinois street. See Dalton’s prize puzzle on second page ol to-day's paper. ’ BEAD THIS—WONDERFUL. ' Auction sale of diamonds, jewelry, gold and silver watches, clocks, Rogers’s knives, forks and spoons, 7 JO p m., at 71 East Washington street S. D. Crake, Manager. J. C. FcumrwiDEB, Auctioneer. CALIFORNIA AND FLORIDA TRIPS. The CaUfontla sad Florida Limited express on th* Queen A Crescent route (Cincinnati Southern) la to* train especially desirable for tourists this winter. The limited rues through trom Cincinnati to New Orleans to twenty-five and a half hours, closely connecting with Loe Angeles through oars, aad making the quickest route to that delightful California City. The Queen A Crescent hi this year, as formerly, the Florida favorite line, with through cars twice dally to ThomasvlUe and Jacksonville. Rates, guides, eta* upon application to N. C Kerr, Central A put. ChMrtwtuefl

OOTE DOR.

The pore California grape Juioe, la for sale by Short, the druggist, at only 50 cents per bottle. I will slaughter a large Una of diamond goods, sold and silver watches, clocks. Jewelry and ail verwsre. Must eeU. Come and secure greet ben* galas, el 71 East Washington street, 7:30 p. m. 8. D. Crane, Manager. J. G Follekwider, Auctioneer. KEEP YOUr'fKET WARM By weertng the new patent oork-sote shoes, for ladies and gents. CL Fried**a, sole agent, 2X North Pennsylvania etxeet, -Etna bonding. Fob chrysanthemums, rose buds, carnation ■ end other choice cut flowers, call at Wetshaar Bros. A Lents, florists, 818 North Tennessee eel Telephone, 437. 'i RELIABLE INSURANCE.

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MOVS TRIMMING NICKEL-PLATED At U4 tooth Pennsylvania street.

EXCURSION RATES TO CALIFORNIA POINTS VIA VAJTOAUA LUTE. Arc always as low as by other rontss, askte ftraa the very sagerta lerWrise, tmeqoeled porter end ■hoping ner service, ■nrrrrtb eeay-rtdtos track, quick time and sate eenneetfona. Tickets yotog by one route and return leg by eanthar, or going and returning by th# aame. Intending tourists and one-way psnsengers will find It to their advantage to eall upon Gsoacs Ring, Ticket Agent Pennsylvania Ltnae, No. 4S, oorner Weebingtoe and Illinois smsto, or to address H R. Deuno, Assistant G. P. A. VandeUa ii»«. Indianapolis, lad. Short's Koagfa Kara will not care coownptten, bnt will pasittvely cars any cough or cold. ooteVor. Tl stUisMbotn.

J. W. Ralph, mechanical engineer: complete tock of engineers' supplies and agency for the Reedy elevator. OAes 67 Ingalls block. PGutterino beauties at auction. Diamonds of allktndn Gold and silver welches. Jewelry at a tremendous sacrifice at 71 Best Washington street at 7 JO pm. & D. Crake, Manager. J. C. Fuller wider. Auctioneer. Short's Kough Kcrz is warranted to core you. Cough no more. Short’s KooghKura 25c. “Bebt core for oougha and oolds is the old Boston Vegetable Pulmonary Balsam.” Corrbct Styles and fine nutog garments are guaranteed by A. M. Williams. 56 West Washing, on street. THE NEW-DEN190N. This elegant hotel having been thoroughly refitted end refurnished, is now the pride of the city. Prices reduced to meet oocnpetition. Take car from west end of Union depot, which will land yon la front of the New-Denlaon. E. B. Mabtixdalc, Owner. Gio. O. Tayloe A Co., Proprietors. Go to John C Hart A Ca, 75 East Washington street, for boots and shoes Wx era now retailing oar entire stoex of diamonds, watches and Jewelry at auction prices, to close boalneM. Marcy. The Jeweler.

Cabinets reduced from *h to *5 pardosdh at Potter's, opposite Bates house. Florida orange wine, an agrees ole stimulant for convalescent patienta. The weakest stomach retains it Wyandot Pharmacy. They most sell. Unheard ol prioes. We mean bull ness. Now Is the time to secure diamonds. Jewelry, gold end silver watches, silverware; all lobe slaughtered at auction. No foolishness. Must sell 71 East Washington street at 730 jx. m. 8. D. Crake, Manager. J. C. FtTLLMtwiPtR, Auctioneer. Fine watch repairing end engraving. Marct' “The” Jeweler, beats them all Monograms a specialty. 88 W. Washington street. Try us. TRUNKS. HARNESS, WHIPS, Sachets, baskets, bags and waliaes. "Whoa, January.” Ad. Hereth, 68 East Washington st. .CALIFORNIA* EXCURSION November 30. Call at L, B. A W. ticket office, 188 South Illinois street.

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NEW YORK STORE [ButablinMed 18C3]

Ladies’ Underwear. We offer a great bargain in Ladies' Camel's Hair Underwear. The wholesale price early iu the season was $12 a dozen. We are selling the same goods at 90 cents. Only a small case of 25 dozen.

PRICES ALWAYS IN PLAIN FIGURES.

Remember that we are selling Kid Gloves .veiy cheap this week.

PETITS, BASSETT & CO.

I Order at once for a a CHRISTMAS EXERCISES. Six different samples for 25c. YOHJST BROTH Kits.

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HARNESS, BLANKETS and LAP ROBES AT LOWEST PRICES. JET. TTCCH.KNTIN'K Sc CO., 22 South Meridian Street.

Royal Worcester, Rudolstadt, Karlsbad, Alhambra, Hungarian and all kinds of Poroelaines, Bronzes, Glassware, elegant Cabinets and Pictures at one-fourth leas than any other houae.

I. N. HEIMS, 44 and 46 East Washington Sc.

Northwest std* Circle Park. Beet hotel building to _ . Indianapolis. One of the bam kmt hetek for the price* charged In th* country. Good loeadeo, room*, fare, elevator end eU modern eenventoneea Rate for transient. «2 per day. Very favorable rates for raguler oostoman.

FUCHSIA BUDS [Begtotoend Trade Mark.1 The Greatest Remedy of Modern Thnea A specific of unquestioned merit for the cme of ever-' ‘ m rad

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aHm**u of oootlpetlou (chronic or habitual), todfeeatton. dyapepria, heartburn, roar itomach. A nervine ot superior excellence, toning up the nervaoe cittern when ell cite hra felled. FUCHSIA BUDS it a KING among the gnat remedlee of the world. Price, tk per box; by

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LAMES era mqoaetod toeaU on or eddram Mra. M. J. Goymon, can thlt office, and get temple Ural MU-treatment known for the cure oF ell

Offies boon from 3 to 5 p. m. *- * “ Price per box

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10 cent* for tamale by mall. ]

NATIONAL SPECIFIC (XX t EogaKfterteWert Waehte^en et.

TABLE LINEN. DimaakSeb, doth 2} yards to 4 yards long, with f and f Napkins, open-work borders in doth aud napkins, with knotted fringe. Many of these aeta you can buy for the former price of the doth alone. Fine Table Damaaks by the yard, with napkins to match. Lunch Goths to match the sets. Side board covert and spLahen in great variety.

H. P. WASSON & CO.

FAMILIAR NAME: OvaroMto. FamBiar chestnut: “They are not wearing ovanoato any footer no*. Why? Eecaura they era long enough mlreedy.” It you era “Ion*” on overcoeta, you draft went any mom; if you am “abort’you da. THE WANTS OF MAN. If man. youth, boyar child want* something to the overcoat line that we have not got. we'd like to ere him. Herd bo llftfd to |pftMSGe InflOOrt First the children: Overcoat* for them In prim feem ft to ns. Boys: Overcoat* from $2 to 818.50. Youths: Overcoat! from 82.50 to 885. Man: Ovtrooata from 8S to 810X KINDS. Material: Beaver, Astrakan for lined, Attrakaa Mcatenae*. Kersey*. Meltons, Fur Beavers, Castor Beavers, Corkscrews, Diagonal Worsted*, and to on. stylet: All that are going. Value*: That we can hardly undertake to my. It depends oo the person whether a 5100 overcoat would do beet or a 88 one. Come see ua, and we ll taik to you about that

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LOW PRICES R CJ L E . While down to town don’t fell to stop and loot at CLOAKS and WRAPS at rock bottom prioee at the BOSTON OLO-AK CO., s w. cor. lUnoi. ud Mwi*

CLEARANCE SALE Of our entire line of Body Brussels Carpets. Consists of private patterns in Irvins, Deitz & Magee’s popular goods, also—

LOWELL HARTFORD BIGELOW BREMLY, and others

5-frame made and laid for tl.10. 4-frame made and laid for 1.00. 3-frame made and laid for .90

NO RESERVE OE RAlTTERTSTS Best bargains ever offered.

W. H. ROLL, 30, 32 and 34 South Illinois Street

jl f oney advanced ill at auction.

on all kinds of property, and will sell the same on commission

BOSTON COLLATERAL LOAN CO Rooms 11 aud i2 Baldwin Block, oorner Market and Delaware.

We have the exclusive tale in this market of the underwear made by two manufacturer* east. They have eent ue a large lot of odd* and enda at about half price. Come and eee them. "A word to the wise ie sufficient." We have the exclueive tale in thia market ef the cloekt made by ooe of the beat house* to New York. For this reason we can and Will save you one profit on any cloak you buv from us. Our stock it now complete. ?' We tell blankets from millt at MinneapoHa, Greeoaburg, Columbia City. Goshen, New Hampshire, California, Indianapolis. Alto odd lots trom New York auction bootee. We can supply any call whether from a housekeeper or a storekeeper. All thie week we shall make specially low price* ou muslins and calicoes, o: We invite the attention of dealer* and all to our very larg* Hue of silk handkerchiefs and mufflers. Mail ordtrs given careful attention. W. 0. VAN ARSDEL & 00., 109, 111 and 113 South Illinois Street. Near new Union Passenger station.

BLENnspS, 20 West Washington Street

KID GLOVES reduced from 75c to 50c. KID GLOVES reduced from $1 to 75c. KID GLOVES reduced from $1.25 to $1. I am giving special values in Underwear. Heavy Merino Goode worth 65c for 50o. Heavy Merino Goods worth 50e for 371c. Gents’ 75-eent Scarlet Underwear reduced to 63c. 24-inch Turkey Red Handkerchief* at 5c. 20-inch Fancy Bordered Handkerchiefs at 2c. CLOAKS and SHAWLS at a small advance above manufeeturera’ price. ^erCall and examine our stock. Wo can ■ave you money.

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CLOA.KS. See our Hue o f Ladies’ Cloaks, Short Wraps and Jackets, at prices that can not be beat INFANTS* AND CHIDDR h:N’S CLOAKS. A reduction of 20 per oent. just made on ell Infant*' and Children'* Cloak*, makes them the cheapest in tbe city. Remember, the goods era all new and have been to the house only a tew days. We find we have no room lor displaying them, hence tbe reduction. The line is large and will not be duplicated. It you are thinking of buying one, it will be to your benefit to see them. DRESS GOODS. Our Dress Goods department is full of tbe newest fabrics Jn black and colored Dress Goods. We show a great many new thing* not found elsewhere. VaCLVKTS and pltjshks. Besutllnl Velvets, in plain tolald or striped, cheaper than they have ever been shown. Our 81 SUk Plush u considered tbe best bargain ever?ofitoed. UMBRELLAS.

RUBBER GOODS.

We have juat placed a largeorder for^Ru.brier before the recent advance in prices, end are

DEDEBT & SXJDBROCK, 192 East Washington Street.

CARPETS,

WALL PAPER

Latest Deaigna,

Lowest Friceg.

HERMAN MARTENS,

KAIKNC3C

WHITE WARE For china decoration. An elegant line of odd shapes to VASES, ROSE JARS, PITCHERS, CRACKER JARS, ETC, ETC.

H. UEBER & CO.’S Art Emporium, 82 East Washington Street.

THANKSGIVINGCarvers of .All Kinds. CHARLES MAYER & CO., 29 and 81 West Washington Street

wasw EDITION Molow’s Materia Media CATHOART, CLELAND A (XX, 2fi Bast Washington forest.

Wedding and Visiting Cards. CORRBOT STYLES. Full line at very reasonable priora. Mated ot engraved neatly on short notooc, frank h. smith, M North Pennsylvania Street.

Builders’ Hardware and Mechanics’ Took LILLY & STALNAKER. 64 East Washington Street

TAKE YOUR CHOICE,

This week only, of the finest Fur Stiff Hats in our house, regular prices $3, $3.50 and $4, for

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If you don't want to invest quite as much money in a hat, see the ones we sell at $1.49 and $1.98. They are the best value in the city for the money. MOD E L. To-morrow. Thanksgiving Day, our stores will close at 1 p. m.

Do Not Bay Until Yon See tie “Ventilator”

This stove take* pore, fresh air i from the outside, heat* and parasett into the room; takas toe / tool air from the room by

means of a floe connecting wife the moke-plpe.

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RANGB8, COOKING end HBATING UTOVB5

at bottom prloea.

wood and natural gas.

“QUICK MEALT Gasoline stoves,

WM. H. BKNNJETT Sc SON, . « south Meridian Street Write for eiiculan.

NEW Grenoble Walnuts, Almonds, Pecans, Brazils, Filberts, Shelled Almonds. FUSTEST Bunch Debesa Raisins, Layer Figs, Ma» lags Grapes, Florida Oranges. EXTRA. Roasted Mocha and Java CoffeeK The stores will be open Thanksgiving' until noon. Orders for delivery should be in Thursday morning, not later than 10. TT TT T TPTT' IT, II. I j Pj Pj_

WEDNESDAY,

■■■■B THURSDAY, |

The 23d and 24th.

During Wednesday and Thursday only, large lot ofl

men’s good WASH SATINET SUITS that would be worth $6 to any merchant. Just think of it! they are on sale for

uB4:.0r5. Wednesday and Thursday only. On the same days, lots 2,385 and 2,478. BOYS* ’SUITS*

The regular price is $5 (ages 13 to 18). They are on sale for

®3.48. Wednesday and Thursday o^Iy. N. B.—The balance of CHILDREN’S OVERCOATS

that were on sale last Monday for 95c, will be sold on Wednesday and Thursday at the same price; also the balance

of children’s 98c suits.

Now, be bright and early on the days of sale. SPECIAL SA.DE. Men’s Jersey Jackets, That are being sold for $4.50, OURiPRICE—jj^g.oo—ora PRICE ORIGINAL EAGLE, 5 and 7 West Washington St.

“A FREE TRADER” Of the moat pronounced views fevorsa little “protection” a* the cold winds blow and the mercury approaches s*ra ihoee who come to us on the hunt for the prop-

er article

IT or the Send or BCandn Find not only real protection, genuine comfort, but th* appearance greatly improved. With best goods, low prices, good value we seek your trade, and know after one visit and Inspection you’ll be a “tree trader” at our complete establishment always. TT TTJYEnd -L-Li-LT Jj o, aotsl Hatters and Furnishers,

TABLES.

I have just received a large line of new and handmme patterna of Table*—every rise, every style, at

all prioea.

OPPOSITE TRANSFER CAB.

‘COME AND SEE.”

ELDER,

43 and 45 South Meridian St.

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TTNDERTAKER KREGELO has the only inde- ^ structible casket; air tight; will not decay when buried; less price than black cloth draped caskets.

#500,000. The Consumers’ Gas Trust Ca will begin operations at onoa M. S. HUE Y & SON* Have commenced, and are ready to fill orders for Mantels, Interior Finish, Lumber, Shingles and Mill Work. 73 Pendleton Are. 116 N. Delaware St, 33 Munetaetts Am F 1 IT K S OEPRE8KNTI NO eueofthe largest for manufeeturtog houses fa the eraL I am prepared to oSh* 8. 2T. <3-ALLOW AY. 300 SoutM Praxxnuy twang* Stwrarai. PRATHER& HANCKEL JJ Q M] E

(Succeaten to W. K. Mick * Ca)

68 EAST MARKET STREET, Rwutal ITirw Xnauruno*.

> papular company detag 1 ana. Payeallbaaratlamt

at office of

RmI Satatra Brokers.

C. F. SAYLES, AQT.

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HE bleak and dreary days of winter are near at hand. While the wind howls without see to it that your homes

are bright and cheerful within.

lathing can go further in this direction than bright and tasteful draperies. Albert Gall has everything needful in the line of Drapery Goods, and the largest line of Loot

Curtains in Indiana.

ALSO—A forge stock of RUGS at list price. Ladies who ar* ptepairiog holiday MteUework should aas thown by MR. GALL ia Ora way ot FkxraMM Sprays,