Indianapolis News, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 June 1888 — Page 8

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L. S. AYRES & CO. P. fli^Naw a^laa in Oaam Jamja.

• MACHINERY. *7att«J«v«ii7 b—iaf ,«■ aioali aa la aar aChar, thara iaa baaa iatrodai^ ma« aktaary. EaafiMaa axpaaia far paUaraa, iaaifaa, taala aad BBaainary la aHaa ia* aariM for tka prodoatloa af aaaM llttla arti< ala af jaw^ry that la raid at a priaa that la •laiplf vaadarfal. Tha varfcana who ■idtaa |daia cold rla(o aaa aawtan xmco Moaay at It Oaa ha aeold aaijr a fkw yaan aia, whaa tka jwlaa paid waa maah graatar. It ia all daa la tha iatrodaatiaa 9i aiaakia* ary.** Yaa cal fha fail adraataga af thia la paNkaaaaar Bip^lpam 9 U/alK-

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‘AEriMAN. BChLEICHER ,± T.ER OA>m% PaAfEMM, Waxx PAraSi ns UIIGEST HOUSE IN THE STATE

FULNNEL SHIRTa

GmIs lid Tests Mtiie ti Order.

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For the best barges in Men’s, Women’s and ChildTen’s Hose, visit our new stock and get the new prices.

TUCKER^, 10 BmI Washington Straat

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UD1S8’ AND CHUDRSN’S SUMMER UNDERWEAR

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CITY tntwa. TfeiCttyBaalikSoaidiqMciiSI SaaOwaaiS tffUMfBrilMwaak. AaaaBookar km aaaa dJaaiaad Imm Saia O. Baekar; luttin la pcaflda piafaa. ThaAdliitaBt Oaatial laodT fbr Waahlaataala aMora aattonaa fcr Um Sum aUUtla. Work kaa baan eoaiMaaDad la TamlhiMa Halt huudlac baoilM tor tha lair uhagtraa fbrika haaiiiaf at Vlaeaaf ■ Haipltal fafea Waefear'a tatoaaaca. at Haaghrtlla, waa alaadaiad hy lAtorw BlahtbefM* lait, and agold waiah aad aUwr Jawalry waa takaa. Dariac tha bmoUi of May tha yoataSoa aar> rltndiairthaiad t,M0 laatotaiad lattor., 8n,lM onnaary laiion aad IIXMI poaul eaid*.batoda8 ZSMIO aaaapapwa- Lattoia oaltoeiad, 8M^A Em. Jotoph H Sstth. af f^UadatpbJA will pilaah for tha Haektord-amat Mataodtou toMonaw avattlag. Dorlac tha rariral laa wlalar ia thia eoagnaakai be aalacad aatr-ral IMma aad hit tatan wUl ba cordiaUy walaomed. Yaaiatday aftaraooa atyaaMOt waa eondodad te tbe iujoactloa nilt httora Jodaa Taylor, brooghl to (ho Ifanoe acalaa tho Loka Srio a Woktorn CMopaay, aad tho Coon wUl mlo tboiaoaoa Moaooy. MooawbUo tbo tooapatary i*■trotalac oodor to ooatiaaod la odhoi aatll that

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Tko Hooaiora wcro pitted agaiaat tho Waohingteo nhw yoMordar, aad thara araa a aloaa and azeitioc gama from atart to iiniah, althoagh fioaly bad moeh tbo boot of tho •itaatioa, only fear oafe hite boiag made off him. Tbo ftrat iaoiog aaw a ran for tho Hooaian, Qlamaoek making a aerateh bit, aad oeoriag oo a hit by Hinoa, aad eaa by BaaMtt aftw Doany bad struek ont. Tho Waahiuftou tied tbo aeoio ia tbo third, on wild throwa by Bataott and Dailoy, and a aaerifioa. In tbaoizth OlaaMoek took firat on a ooratoh bit, atolo aoeond, and on a ohort fly by Htnoa, wbiob Irrln waa niiabla to gat nndor, be made a daob for home aad oeorad by daring bam raimiug. Thia prwTcd to ba t^ winaing ran, aa noithar aide waa afterward able to add a tolly. Tha flolding as a rate was qaiok and aharp. Tba aeora abowa:

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In tbe other League gamea yesterday New York adminiatcred aeruitaing ilaiest to ChiCMO, it bamg tba haanaat bitting exhibition erar aoen on tho Poio gronnda, and it waa eheared by 8,000 apaotetora. Chicago came on the field in claw-hxmmer eoata and Jer-aey-fitunz auita. Tne winoera made 19 rune, 23 hita and 4 errora, againat 2 rnna, 4 hita and 9 arrora. Tba pltohara were Waiah and Van Haltren, and the conceit waa enoraly knocked oat of the latter before the game waa orar. Detroit defeated Boaton 11 to 5 in 18 inainga, making 6 rnna in tha final inning by heavy Siting, being materially aided in aooring by Brown’a muff Philadelphia "Cbicagoed” Pittaburg 3 to 0. The Ameriean Aaaooiation game reanlted: Baltimore 6, Athletic 1; and in the State League, tbe Marioiia were beaten by the Union City nine 14 to 6.

Kiphtb Wonder of the World. “How many wondera ara tharaf” “Elzhl.” “What ia lha eizhthT** “A baaa ball pitcher who can not only make a baaa hit, but osn knoek a home ran, wbioh hia name la Weleb,of New York." Baae Hall Ifotaa. It ia reported that Tarra Haute ia nagoIteting for tha parohaM of lha Daa Moinaa team. £z-Uanager John Kelly, of lha Loniaeilia Clnb, haa been appointed a League umpire, and be will report at Waahinctoa to-morrow for duty. Tba tedtea of WasbingUm now aay that aieoa tbe wife af Praaideat Cleveland, the firat tedv in tba land, baa given tetoe bail her peraonai indoraamant, by witnaaaing tba mealing of tba Prinoaton and Yale taama, it ia in good form to go, and tha higbeat aooial oirolaa ara new attending tha bam ball matinaaa. After tha tramaadoaa drabbing whioh Van Haltren raoeivad ia New York yaatarday, they ara now aayiag for him that ba overworaad bimaelf during the winter, and in oonaaqatnee ha baa not mat ezpaetatioDi. Via^ of Cineinnati, dnnng tha winter on the Paoifio alope, waa batted ont of all eonaeianoe, bnt after tba abampion aanaon openad be pitohed oighteea gamee before aaffering a defeat. It ia aaid that Boyte baa a honor of pitoh-, ing ia Philadelphia, that being hlaold home, and that Jaat year hia illneia oama on juat before tbe olnb waa billed for that point and oontianed antil after tba engagement waa over. Thia year ha ia diaabM by a damaged finger, aad again be will be exempted from appearing before a'Philadelphia asdieaot.

So BBoeeeefhl haa bean tba engagement of the Bennett-Monlton Comie Opera Company at the Moaenm thia week that the oombinalioa .haa baea engazed to eontiana for another weak, after which tha aeaaon will eloaa for

the aammer.

Laater A Allaa'a "Early-Bird" oombinatloB opened teat night at Eogllah’a, aad althoagh tbe titte'ia aignifloant, yet tha cornpeny ia liable to be late in getting ont of town if it dependa upon tho finanoial ancoaoe of tho preaent angegement. It ia an aggregation of variety peiformera, aome of them gjod in their epeeteitioe, bat the wholo bnaehed together in a performanee without any BtnkiDg featuree. It is a weak show. Daring tno charity teir next week and on Wodaeeday atternoon Profeeeor James Bows will give.au exhibition of Ireland aad other European ooentrlaa. the viewa to be ex.

plained by Father O'Donagboe.

The DenaeeraUe OoaMntttee In Weealen. There waa a masting of tho Demoorntte Btnto Central Cimimittee yeatofttey afterneon, Chnrlay Jowatt prasiding aa Chairmnn for the firte fltna. All tha eommittaemaa ware prsMnt Utilprsoa er by proxy, aava Baxter, ef Floy^ and Biehardaoa, of Parry. Ephraim Uarah, ef Haneoek, a membor of the oommittee, waa choeen Seeretary, aad the ezeantive and finanoa eommitteae ware left to tha Cheirmae to aalaot. John P. Frsnaol waa ateeted Treararer. Thajndioial eontroveray batwaan ttellivaa aad Qreeua Coanitos wasasttled in fevor ef SnUivnn, and nn a<yoarameat foltewed, anhjeat te the eall ef the ClwiraMB, who haa already pitched hia haadqnanersattha Qrand for tM campaign. Tha comaklttea ware a nait ia olalmteg that tha aamination ef Thurman waa a dwrabte oao^ and that tho dieappeiat. meat ovar Cray's defeat waa tapUUy die.

sipating.

Jokm Benann a* Kt. Lnnte. John Benson, the eight-thonannd-doUar pnnpar, who dianppenrad ftem tha Connty Asylum, has tara^ up in St. Laula, aad tho anporiateadoat of that iastitattes has io> aateada tetter, damaadiag that CommteEteMg Sahm. erho is hia gurdiaa. latara te him hia oartlieate of dCpeait. Meanwhlla^ proaoodtega haeo baon iaaiitated at St. Leak ta teiva him daolaied iaaana. The Bastera Star. Tha Kaatara Star ia tha nama of a moatlily parted teal that haa made its appaarmaaa. It ia devoted largely to tho iatereste of tho order of iteatera Star. Thr pahliahara on Hattie Baaafeid. Kate llatealf andathara. A Vtoatet Ver Iiaadeeape Oaraaatagi At tte aaaotiag at the ladteanpoUs Sealety of Fteriata teat avaateg^ fa diaaaaatag tha faaattea of konatUyteg thaaify parka, it waa ■aaalvid to aak tko Gaiiald Park

a laadiiapa gatdaaar, to wsiat la tho eraric •fimprevimt tho park. It was also stated that tko dsnaaiid for flowoia was aovor ao great as this year. AUaesk PEeaeaieeal ladiaaiqi^is boaato of the largeat wheel woriu aad tha tefgoat teaaga feetory ia tbo Uattad Statea, aad bow it pate in a daim tor tho lanraat mUk-abalur fitotery ia the eouatry. The aalaa ef milk-Miakera made hy tko 8^1 Paltey and llachiaa Works have bean olmaot phcnomaaal. Abont ten days ago they reouved aa order from a large whol^ sate houN for shakers to be shipped into tbirteea difiWreat Stotee. They net onlv have sent machiaee into every State aad Territory ia tbe Ueion. bat have shipped them to Hoaolalu, diffweet parts of CasMa, aad day before yceterday aehipmeatof seven machines wss ssnt to London, England. Aeeordtng to the hooka of the oompaay. they bad shipp^ oat, up to the 6th last., 7,173 asilkshakeri and iee-ebavef«. Barnet Onards Ksenrslon. The Emamt Gnards have armnged for an exeiueion over the Big Four to Imfayetto Sandsy, Jane 17, with the low rate to all who wfeh to accompany them of $1.25 lor Um round trip. Tbe.v nave also made arrangements to take along tbs Orand-avenne Bmo Ball Clnb for a match gams against the 1mfayette Club on that day. The Emmet Gniutlf number about seventy-five memben, and tha proceed! of the day, above expanses, will go to parebase new nniforma tor the company, which bean a repotation for order! I nets and refinement.

1 pit 9. Ev

at Bine Biver Park Tuesday, June 19. tSvery one who went with os lastvear knows wbnt a good time they had. S|teeial provision has b^n made this year to secure every person a pleasant time. Bake your arrangemsnu to

go with ns.

sliaa Kxtcbau's art sxcorsion, July 9, to Bonnd Lake, N. J., for plessuie-seekers, stndsnts, tescheie and arUsts. Total expeoM

168.00 fer five woeks.

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Many special low rates offered by the railro^s, and the parobasers of railway tickets will do well to read the Travelers' index always found in this paper on third pege. KvoryliighrYiirT^Clook Keu.bhBR'8 hat store isopen. Elegant hats. Low prices 23 West Wsshiogtonstreet. SUMMERING PLACES. Tbs grand bMlib and pleasure resorts In the mountsiiu of Kentucky snd Tennessee resched vie Queen A Crescent Route (soeulc Clncinnsti Boutbera Rsilwsy), sie becoming very populsr, thcD greet elevsiion sssuring cool breeses sud plessaut tempersture in tho wsrmest days of summer. Cumberland Falls, Rockcastle Sprlsgt, Point Burnside, Crab Orchard, Linnletta, snd Alum Sprinxs in Kentucky, Lookout Mountain, Tennessee, Rugby, Rhea Springs, Oliver’s Borings, Wartburg, Haymond'a Springa, and other deligbtlul p'aces on the great Cumberland plateau may be reached in a few hours ftom c incinnftL Information ralativa to these resorts will be promptly fbrntsbed upon application to H. CoUbrau, General Pa-senger Agent, Cincinnati. FoK fine watch rapairlng call at Sulvely A Wyatt's 54 West Washington street (Bates House). LOOK OUT TOR SUMMER, Newspapers as a medium of information should keep its patrons posted in regard to anything of a special cbaracter that is known to be of a superior advantage We desire to make known to tbe public the advaDtagei of certain summer etovea. Tba writer is thoroughly acquainted with the various stoves In the market, viz, the Penmaalar, Quick Meal, New Lyman, Crown Jewel, etc , and can say positively that the Peninsular is tbe beat in every respect, more economical, perfect working, simple in ita conBiraction, and never gets out of order It burns natural xaa or gasoline equally wall; glvea a pure, clean hot flame, free flrom smoke or toot, and vary regular, making it a auperlor baker. This stove u sold by W. H. MesNnger, 101 East Washington, and is sold on a guarantee so fUll that money will flreely be refunded in any case where the stove falls to beappmc^atel Havb yonr hensee pipec new ipr natnral gu by leaving your order at tha plumbing astabllshmeat of O W. Keyaer. m Niwth Illtnola street. THB BBOTFITrTNQ'akRMEHTS Are only to be had at the fashionable tailoring aetabliehment of Williams, in tbe Botes House, 66 West Washington street He ia ofhring his goods at almoai cost prioea to make room for iMw atook. Dantx Maxto for the nervee.

SOUTH flIDB FOUNDRY COMPANY, Manufkotnrert of all kinds of gray iron easttoga Striot attention given to )ob work. Prloaa low. 3fl Shelby street Telephone 15& Ivyon woniafirat-clase shoe made to order, call on Maorioe A Spobr, 27 North Pennaylronia street •TEN-CENT ROYAL" GLUES EVERTTHINO Broken glass, ehtna. wood, ate. Drugs and gro. Claxy a Son nave opened a new pnarsaaoy at 159 Prospect street near Laurel T. R. Bill, oohauHlng engineer, mtchtnleol dnuightuaxiL Patent solicitor. 69 IngaUsBteek. nRB INSURANCE Mxwroir ToDD^ 94)4 WaihlagteB street. COTE D’OR, Tbe pnre California grape Jnloe^ k (te sale by Wood Browning, No. S Shelby street xt only 50 cents per bottla RRMINGTON STANDARD TYPRWJUTXU Vor sele or tent TUm linen papers and •applies for all writing machiaeA Wyekofl; Seamans A Benedict ■ 61N. Pennsylvania St, THE BBST » THE CHEAPEST. Oo to John B, Ooogh, SSSoatb PoanaylTxntest, for flrstAlasB horse-shoeing. CUT FLOWERS. Ail orders fte eommencementa, weddings, etc., (torn ont of tbe olty will be promptly attended to. Bkktkiuianii Boos., 37-48 Massachnsetta avenue. Cnt flower honaes east National Boal Tetehones 840 aad NOTWITHSTANDING TThot others advertise, you can betteryonraalf on any salt for men, boy or child at least 26 per cent Further than Unit we claim to posseoi more new patterns (old ones excluded) than any other oonoera in Indianapolis. Save money and at "Arcade,’’ 10 West Washlngtoa it MAmoK A SrpHK, 2fT North PsnaiyiTaiite street ore oUbrlng a fine Hn* ofgeaUemsa’s Bhoee at rock bottom prloeo. ABOUT MEDICINES. DM't Mfis wlfa medicineA Buy the best My tally equipped laboratory enables me to guorantM all laedieine told. No soda water, no patent taadtelaaA no noatrtima aoUL My Ume la entirely given to making. teaUng and dispanaiag para medicineA J. N. Hurty, Cbamist and Pbaniaeiat cor. Fenasylvaala and Ohfo. Gbxat eicslng sole te taralturs fer the Mxt thirty days. Bargains for everybody. F. Seldoa, Maxtogec, 85 Ea^ Waanington, Bine Front JEWEL GASOUNB STOVES. Jewel ioaolioe atovea aro aold with the obeolnte guarantee of being the finest and bast hsMpg stovemodA Fwtaleonly by OeersoK Feermy, SSWast Aasbington street

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•A60 CIMCTNNATl KXCDRSION8. TAKX Toim caoicA TbeC. H. AD. will take yon teClaelnnati Jutm 9,10andU,rMurniag until JntM 18, ottS. On all trains June 12 and U, returning nntll 16th, at S2.S0. Special fiut tnun, with Vint Repeat; K. te P., leaves Indianapolis at 8 A m. Wednesday, Jane IS, reaching ClnetnaoU fer early dinner. Grand portete at4 f. m. Home aaina night, If desind. or return nntil Jum U—Hea Go with tho prise winnen vie the roote selecied aa ofite. ing best eeooiBmo«aOons end passing the driU gioond. TIekeu eoraer DUnoia street aad tacky anreaue end at the depot W. H. Fishke, General AbhAi nOHANAPOUB CREAMERY. Pme Milk, toe ereom. bntieneilk, aeamerr hotter, Wholesale aad retail at 62 Mom. avA Joaopb F. Floek, proprietor; D. W. Jackson, Banagar. Nothing hot tin beat end mast wbelaaaae

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fFrsm Me aeaserttee.) PtACX tbs iaaornnee on year iwelUag in OUe FogMitY Dmateam Ctnapeav. Tbae-lrlea, flteteaied. end safe beyead aay dimbt Iteerriesao besardoos rtaksef aiqrkt^ It giveayoa the safest prowetloQ, bseeese H eantee aetblng more aexsrdoos tkea year dwteBag. Otaeiilsod la ISIS, tti emoti baveMcteaeod every year. ProeOBt eeoomnlatkMiA bold sotely fer tbe boMfit te peUcy-boldarA 81.415,117.34. Mn extra eherM for nslnt iMtiital gasor gasotlaA Tbe Ohio Farmerg givaa yoo tbe phtirnm peltey feeosd. Its lomae are ahreya ptemptly oOJmtod. Lcanpafil. H000,00a Forty yeoiir exparioBeA StabUlty, repotatloa, ogA For tasoraace oo taraiuue or bnlldiasA eoll at tbe oAca W Feet Waoblngtoa ixteet TndteaepoHa. a W. Oekae ia tbo agent BOOM THR STRAW HATl We oell e hendeomA eleen Meekiaew Straw Hot fer fifty oentA BAMBxnoEn, 16 E. Wash, it KSW-A GRAND TRAIN TWB ■‘FXNNft LVSNIA mOClAL" VXOM INPrANATOUS TO XXW TOKX ANO mLAPILririA ovxn THK rteULAU rAM-HAMDLX AMP PKXKSYLVAMU aOOTIA On Sunday, June 10. a vestibale train, oom.posoed te luxuiloas slaeplng and other care, wiU be placed in aervieo to be ran between the ^nta obOTe named, to better oocommodate tbe traveling public and to add to tbe luxory and pleoinre of a jouraey over the Pan-Handle and Pennsylvania Route. This train will bring Naw York almost within • singla day’s jourrmy of Indlonapolla, and sbortan the time from four to six boon over sU other rontex The "Pennsylvsnia Special" will leave Indianapolis St 256 p. m , arriving at Philadelphia at 1-25 p. m. the following day, and New York at 4 p. m (Eastern time), thus ooverleg the dlstsiit 8K miles. In twenty-four hours snd five minutes sctusl Ume. Tbe "Pennsylvenls Speclsl’’ is so •cheduled tnatpasMngers msy resch the delightful seetide reetwts on tbe Jersey coast in the early afternoon of tbe next dey after leaving Indisnapolii, which will be an agreeable accommodation that has not been previously enjoyed. Slaeplng-oer eecommodaUons snd psrticulsre osn be secured by cslUng ou ticket agenta te the Pennsylvania UnoA or by addrasslog H. H. Deximo, Amlstont General Passenger Agent, IndionapoUA SMOKE "SUB-ROSA,” all toboceo cigarettoA 10 for 6 centa

Baxbow Bxoa, nickel-plating, 83 West Chen peoke, rear 77 South lUin^. Goto John C. Hart« ua, 73 East Wsshiagwa treat, fer boots and shoes. NO LADIES TOILET COMPLETE without "Richards’s Snow-Bsll tor the Oomplexlon " Pure, harmlsss, invlslblA end highly medicated. All druggists have it Dximx Malto St sods tountuA

REMOVAL sale. John Clune, te 69 W. Waabingten street, will move stock to 79 W. Wssbingt'D street July L A large line of esrpets,oU olotfaa.rugA lace ounains, shades, polex choint tinware and queenswar banginx lamps, toilet sets sold below cost, on payments or CMh. 69 W. Washington street one square west of transfer ear. Sat, let Pursell dk Medsker, the stove men, figure on yonr nstursi ess work. 84 E. Wash, st BOOM THE STRAW HATI We tell a hsndsomA clean Mackinaw Straw Hat for fifty centa Baurkoex, 16 E. Wash. St ’ SuLPRiTKD Soap removes ths dirt ftom clothing easily, blssohM white clothes whiter snd pre•ervsa the color la woolen snd oolored goods. It eontslns no strong lye, mskaa a soft, white lather, snd is the bast soap for general household use. If your grocer doc%not keep it write to the manufacturer, the & C. Andrews Company, IndisnapolU.

Fob fine watch work and engraving, go to A. P. Craft, Na 67 North Illinois street MANTELS, ORATES AND TILES. The only firm la town setting gratae properly for natural gas. All work gusrsntetel Rigasy A May, 68 South liltnois strML Bars Hotnx Phaxmact. Open oil night M West Washington street Cbkistmam’s imported beer always on dronght at 44 West Washington street BOOM THE STRAW HATI We otel a hsndaomA oteon Maeklnaw Straw Hot for fifty centa Baxbxbgxb, 16 E. Wash, ta PAETinB wonting an evarlaellng fonce cheaper than wood picket fence coll ottlfeitarpriaa Fouadry, 176 Sooth Pennsylvania street FROM 88 TO 9» * s tha redaction on osh. photos at Fotter’i; boot quality of work and material ramo oeberatofora Arm yonr meoli you will find nothing ao digestive as a Topical Twist This Is tbo beet cigar aver introdocod in this city. Planta roeebods, cut-floworA doolgwt etA Weisbaor Brox A Lents, Florists, 848 North Tpnaassao street above Seventh. Telephone 497. EXCURSION ^TBS FROM Indianapolis to Liverpool and retura 88E For information eall at the generel *'^T**'r agency, 122 South Illinois street Dxdik Malto, it is pleasant

W. H. D. CisxA, the heolthlaetj dilhk tathe worUL OoToDevtt’itln ohqt ^ N. Del ta, ter tin work. Yon should nsTor tail to oik for a Toptesl Twist, 5 cents is tbe priOA and erery flrat-oism dealer has them fte soIa DbimkHalto.

DENNIS EQAN.TRB VETERAN HOR8KSHOER, formerly Ooogh A ‘Egon, has removed to 112 North DolawotA where he will be pteorad to see his friends and the poblio generally. ' J. W. Ralph, raeonomoai engineer; eompleto ■tockofenglneeig supplfee aad agency fer the Reedy eievalor. Office 67 IngoUa Btook. Ir you oontemplete making a snmmer jenat, get a box of Topical Twiots; yoa will find U o comfort Dunk Malto, 26 eenta s bottfe.

Maxblx and Oronlte Monumenta AngDitaer, 243E.Waab.at HOT WEATHER DRINK. ^ r- MILX ANO SODA~"HAI.P ANO HALF.” The most deliefous and refreshing dnnk. Tbe popoior thing. Get It at Ford CbflitmBB'% 44 Watt Waihingtctt street "CAN’T BE BEAT.” The fine Une of imported end domeeUe elgon at theBotee Henia dgv itaad. Box trade i specialty.Loom G. Dmchlbb. Prop.

XEEX NEW YORK STORE (SmtAlplliBfemd XMa.1

JUST OI>E3SrEI>. A NfiW LINE OF Stamped Linens, DojlifiB, TeUb Soaift, Sjgliihan, Tnj C3otli^ Bnnra Covegs, oto.

PRICES IN PLAIN TIQURES

PETTIS, BASSETT A Ca

P OBTRAIT of 8«iii|tor VoMlteag, by qTH’ Hootoa, Wgghington, E. Of •k tbi Art Boong of J. H. Bowlfli^ B| Bfisi Wflibis|lM

LISLE —~AND GAUZE UNDERWEAR Fast Blatk Hose. A big stock of these goods now on sale-

H. P. WASSON & CO.

BUY A HOME On Msy pnyments, and stop pnying rent. BKS: TlXISt 880 North Pennsylvania street; fine, Isrfa frame houcA 10 roomx 6j feet front offered at a bargain, and we will take a vacant lot in part pay, giving long time <hi bslonOA BUBIMSBa PKOPKRXY. 79 and 81 Hassachnsetta avenna, 70 feet on avenue, with good brick building; room for three sood businen bouses, will sell on essytmmi. end tote other property in pert pay. 'VA.CJk.NT LOTS. We have e few lots left northeast that we Soffer on easy termx Call and see ux

MOORE & BARRETT, •4 sad 86 East Muket Stteet

W. T. WILEY & CO. SoatliwMd Oar. lilinote aad Uorkot Ste.

Special Prices fer Tbis Week: Cheek Nalnasofes at 6e a yard, worth Sa Flgnied Lawnsat So a yaid, worth 6a See the bemUfrU peitcrae iafeneyMnn CbeeOA Feacy CerdA Zephyr GiaghemA ladle Ltoeus and Tennia ClotA Fmnoy Batista at ^4e e yard, worth 12)4a SoieenA beontUnl pattern, only S)^ a yard, worth 12>4a SoteetM, BOW novettteA ot Si}ito yard, worth SOc. Bett rreaeh Hetaeng only iOc ayari, worta eoa Fancy Seertnokofs at 5e a yard, worth 8)4a Gold-bead Umbnlloa and Paneols at i^eelalprioaA Oente Bolbriggan UnderohlttA ilegoat quality, only 2Sa worth 40e. Lodfeg Summer Vetts at 280, worth 36A Children’s Snmmer Underwear from 7c npw Ladlaa’ Mitn, Hooa OIovoa Corsota and Muslin Cndorwou at greatly rodneod prlaos thto wtek. Bee our pricee on Lace and fiwim FloonoIngx Bargains all ovar our boosa thia weak.

W. T. WILEY & CO., S. W. Cor. DUnois and Market

JENNE Y ELECTRIC CO., ManniMtarata aad Oeatraatera Electric Lighting: Apparatus INDIAMAPOUS, IMD.

WHEN Yon want yonr house piped for either aattiTal or artifloUl gas or water, and want it dona la a MODEL Manner, there is but one leoouria teft you, and that la to coll and oae FOLEY, TOBIN & FOLEY, At Naw-Donlion Hotel Block, And have them attend to ll New goodA improved meiboda and exparianced workmoA Ciur work guaranteed.

N ew lines Underwear, Neckwear, Hosiery and Flannel Goods at TAYLOR’S, 38 EAST WASHINGTON STREET.

LEASE EXPIRING!

Not wtotbg to move the goods, I shall CLOSE OUT BELOW COST the entaw stock of C A. R P E T S .

Eto., Etc., for Cash..

iNote a few ef the baimoK ; Best 5-fnune Body Bnusels, with border i : Wilton Velvet Oarpet i : t ; Body Brussels : : ; l I Beit Tapestry Brussels; with borders i ; Good Tapestry BgpsMls : i ; : Hteivy Stair ' 'rpet : : : : Heavy Napier I'arpet, suitable for church or house : Fine Tam^ur Laoe, $12 per pair, now ; Heavy Portiere Curtains, $6, now : Smyrna Buga, sin 9x12, former price $45, now : PRICES NO OBJECT. Thege goods most be sold, yourself '

Sl.lO .95 .85

.15 e.oS 3.5Q i5.50 . Ciali and oonvutoe

HERMAN MARTENS • > 40 South. Meridian Street.

C ALL AT CLARK’S STUDIO. Get prices, and see the beautiful enamel photos before going elsewhere. 66 East Washington Street.

WALL PAPEBS

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Window Shades At close figures. The special prices on Ingrain Carpets continuea For bargains come soon. A.LBE:RX GhJLJLiZj.

P AQ PTVTriDPQ bargains offered to reduce 1. lA X U xVJjO^STOCEL You will miai it if you do aot ezamioe our stook before buying.

JKTrK8XEJh.3BirSKXi Je STROM-Gt. 81 mnd 83 Kortla PAnnarlv-anim StrwmK

Sewer Pipe, Flue Pipe and Chimney Tops. W. G. WASSON. • 24 Soutb Pefiaiylvulih Strart. Tetepbooe 989. • * Cor. Hiehigan 8h had IndiasA Av*. Cor. North St. asd OisnL

U NDER initruetioDs of tbe court, I wiU mU all tha Lumber, Sash, Doors mod Blinds of the, * East End Lumber Company At e greet seerifioe. Musi be sold in e few days. W. f. HBINRICH8, Receiver, 40 & Noble or 15 lagills Bloek.

*'YeB,’* seid the base bell man, **rm disooureged, and have given np the bo^ nem forevo’. Why, in the very first game they got onto me in the second inning, snd pounded me sU over the field." “That ought not to disooun^ you. Many a pitehw hm had similar lutA.” ‘‘Yes, bnt I wasn’t the jutcher; I was the umpire.” PURGATORY. We have another bvoioe of the famous Puigatoiy Colten. . No style of ueckwesr in recent yeeid hu “taken" so hard as this new collar. It ia veiy "fetching" indeed. Not to have a Purgatory Cob lar is not to be well dressed. There is a great run on them at THE WHEN

END all orders for SUNDAY SCHOOL SUPPLIES To YOHK BROTHKRS-

FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE. * We have 30 Iota in Jacob Tranb’a addition on Weet Woabiogtoa atraet. Thera iota lie between Hangbvilla and the Stock YardA They aro high grade, on itreet car line aad range ia price from $225 to $700.

PRATHER & HANOKEL, 66 East Market Street

. C. M. R. ciOAx C.M RASCHIG, 21 E. Washington St

Largest Stock. Lowest Prices.

Thin Coats and Vests as low as $1. Hundreds of styles at $1.60, $2, $2.50, $3, $4 and $6. Seersuckers, Mohrirs, Alpacas,Drap d’Ete8,Seige8, Sicilians, Flannels, Pongees, Raw Silks and Lusters in coats, or coats and Vests to match. > Full line of White and Fancy Vests.

MODEL.

IVT T T T T XT FT T? "V latest and most desirable i.TiXLJjXXl XliXii X goods always in stock. MRS. M. DIETRICHS & CO., 10 East Washington St

WHITE G-OODS

PluD, Plaid, Checked or Striped.

White Goods, 12io White Gooda, 15o White Goods, 20o White Ghiods, 26c Spahiib and ValeDoieDiiei

White Goods, 5c White Goods, 7c White Goods, 8c White Goods, 10c J

Swiss and Hamburg EmbroideriM aad Floundaga.

Laces and FiouncincA

WASH DRESS GOODS.—Sateens, 8Jc; Crinkles, 5o; New French Sateras, 25& New Batistes and Cord Jaconets, lOo. Sateeoa, 121o. Lawns, 4& Cbam-

brays, Seersuckers and PeroaleA

CASHMERES—C'asbmeros lOo, 12}o, 14o, 25c, 35o, 60e, 65o, 75o and $1. Moire Satina new lot just opened, 50o. Dross goods of all kinds at bar-

gains. 36-iDch ail Wool Suitings, 28,33 and 371c.

FICHUS.—New line Embroidered and Beaded Fichus just opened. Black Cashmere Shawls $1, $1 25, f 1.50, $2, $2 50, |3, $3.50, $450, and $5. Nsw-

port Scarfs, 50o.

PARASOLS—20o, 26c, 30c. 35c, 40c, SOc, 60o, 66o, and up. Pure Silk Mitts from 15o up. Fans of all kindfe 15o up. Ladies’ Laee and Silk Neckwear. Ladies' Collars Satin and Lawn Ties and Scarfs Gents’ Collars and Cufi.

CHILDREN’S LACE CAPS—The hsndsomMt Une in the city, over fifW

styles. 10.15,19. 25. 29,36, 43,48, 67. 69, 75o and up.

SUMMER UNDERWEAR for ladies, gents snd children. Full Km dt siies at the lowest prioeu Corsets, 25o. Corsets, 50a Corstes, 75a Corsets, $1. Price our Table Linens, Cnushee, Towels and Napkins, Ginghams, Shirtii^ Tiokings and Denims, Calicoes, Cretonnes, Muslins and Sheetinga Serima, 5a Sorims, 8a Scrims, 10a Sorime, 12fa Senms, 15o. Laoe Curtains, aK timed edgee, 69o, 75o, $1, $1.25, $1.60, $1.75, $2, $2.50, $3, $3.60, $4, $450 and $5

per pair.

DEDEDT & SDDBRO O. K pro East Wasliiiigton

75o, 85o, 90o, $1 Lisle GIotm hroni and Ca& QeMr

NICKUM’SI BAKBRIi AND CONPECnONERT.

T*l«plaon« 1030

ChriHaa Aveaaa and Bieedwar aad SS4 rillm A«

By Departments. During the coming week we shall oontinne olea^g out odds and flnd^ one department after another. On Mond^ we shall sweep ont all our Curtaina and Curtun Also Bed Spreads of all kinds and a few Bed Comforts still on ha&A ^ Also'Table Covers of every kind and description. Also all Napkins and Dt^lies. ^ * We shall make great reductions in prioM of all the above goods to doit them out We have a few smalls lots of Towels whioh may go in with the aboTS sale. Grand Opening on Monday of an immense new line of Drsfll Satinea in every style and quality. All tbe new novelties, all the new ahades. We give better values in these goods than can be found elsewhera Open Every Evening.

W. a VAN ARSDEL & OO. 109 and HI Sonth. lUinois Street Near New Union Passenger Station.

VRA-M-K H. OJLRTXR. X> B 17 Q> Gh X • V, SSO UaoiMhiiattte AveonAiwthwsilateMflt Ctekttnei “Best" Tonio, by bottle or dozen. Fdt Tooth Bmshsa Marsala Wine, by bottle or gallon.

THE BEST AMATEUR PHOTO OUTFITS. Honman’s Edipae, Na 1, $2.50 each. Honman’i EoKpsa^ Na 115 each. Horaman’t eeKpae, Na 3, $10« H!xtras for above always in stockCHARLES MATER & OO., 29 and 81 West Wasl^lncrton Streets

.i«%te)«]>akoa« 746.

3SrA.TUItA.L OJAS FITTERS. . Superior work. Lowest {sioea A wiittea guarantee with eveqr joL O. dnd jSL. ROTTS & OO., ,

LADY ATTEND ATN T

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PLANNER & BUCHANAN, TJlSrDB:BTA.K:B:R8, 72 North BKaek Street Tdsphone 641. Anibnlaaoa

MANTELS, GRATES AND TELE.

<UudM.ili(diq>b)r<>rVai>dtiid Sitt. Uuttb M IL&HIIIT*

SON’S, 116 North Delawars Stzest

PAPER.

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MsnniMtaran aad Dealers ia Fa^sa

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