Indianapolis News, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 August 1888 — Page 4
TH35 OTDIAHAPOXJB JJEWS, TtTESDAT, AtTOTOT T, IWf.
WHITE HEAT: Tk* euBpftigB. The hart of tka eaaip«%n will outlart of the weather. Wo ore prepared tba eupplj whan the demand will
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mini uhhik 1 kind* and atjUa; Tlie Flag Handthe Bandana; the Pirtnre THEM!
Campaign Shirt* on moat reasonable WHOLESALE RATES TO CLUBS. For all thia sort of campaign parapbcr-
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I tf - ■ " ± In the waj of fine china, brio-a-brac, fine bronzes, fine cut glassware, and all that tort of thing for use and ornament oar linee are fall We are reasonably •are of pleasing widely different tastes and yarying sizes of pocketbooks. Come jpfedact 9 U/alKi -«M ■■■ I' I I IBH1I—I
f Ute Goods and Table LineDS. Everything in our stock to be sold tills week at greatly reduced prices. ; ThSa ia a genuine clearing sale, to reduce stock before we invoice. BIG REDUCTIONS
On Sateens. Now is the time to secure Urguv STEVENSON 5i JOHNSTONE, 37 East Washington Streak
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HOSIERY AND Underwear!
Prices to close all summer goods.
TUCKER’S 10 East Washington Su
ORDER EVERYTHING FOR SUNDAY SCHOOLS OF YOHN BROTHERS.
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Wr. Bpmmvta Tmmm Bet— By Tha Outata
Ota» Ceases Win—
The Indianapolis Clab made aa inaespieoooi befiaaier of their Eastern trip yeeterday by loeiag their first gaase to Hew York, by a eeore ef 3 to 2, ibroQ*h the eeaM old eaaee, inability to bit Keefe, when hits were most needed. On the other hand, Sbreve was hit pretty freely, bat only ia mo ianieg, the eighth, when a home ran, two boao bits and a haw on balls gave Maine’s men all the mas they obtained. Deaay had hie hand split open again and had to retire.
The aeore was aa follows:
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Ward, o s : » i>H**fT, I 1 I t # 0 Meb'aoB,}.. 111! ttlteney. 1 *0111 Tiwrnen, r w 0 1 1 0 UHiem, m._ 0 S t * 0 Connor, 1 1 1 11 a rolasacoc*. **#•••
M 1- 1 1 3 O fatUeasMi. 3 0 10 3 1
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—>«w 1 or* a, ibaieuapona, 1. ntrucx uu: is, Keele. Heery. Iwnnr. Hmea, Ulaaacock. li hateroroos, Mcties' hy, ehreve 2, Buckwed Bail*—Kwina 2. Wild I’itch— sbreve. 4.m L' .11.. '
113 0 fatHeewtl, J
D . .... * 1 0 e J Ki'or'K, l._ *10 1. WMtoer. 1. • 1 1 I r.MWf, f » I S • 0 Enrtof. c • * • S torture**, p „ t 0 e S 1 ^ *- -• - ifeti: ? 15 *. 1 Tot ala S 18*7*4 *!
t Total*. I 7 37 U 4
Score by Inelnes:
M*er Tor* « * 0 0 0 0 # 1 O-S liKiiaoeooiU. „i e 0 e o 1 • 0 »-i Earned Rons—New York 3, Indiana poll* a Tbrae Baae Hit—Heery. Hume Ran—Richardaon. Stolen Baa**-Ward, BicbariHon, Heery Z Double Ilay—Keefe. Ewing and Ward. Kim Base on Balia—( onnor 2. Soeey, Myer* First Base on Errors—New York 3, ludianapolla, 1. rttruck Out —Ewing," • " *
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ley. Faeaed Baila-Kwin.* 2. Time—2:10. Umpire—Kelly.
Baae Betl Note*.
They mast be ealfaring from the malaria again, or the absence vt it. The ladianepolie Club is tobogganing down the t’ame with lightning speed. Oet oat of the wsy there, Washington! Uanager Spence says thet that Pittabarg Interview about malaria, and other things, has no foundation. He said nothing of the
kind.
Manager Spence says there is no truth in tbs report that there is trouble between him and Boyle. Ha says Boyle is all right and playing good ball. The only other League game that was played yesterday woa between Waibingtou and Detroit, which was won by ihe senator* by a aeore of 5 to 3. In the Association Louisville abut out the Brooklyn* 2 to 0. President Brnth baa ordered new uniforms for the Hooaiera, and they will wear tbaui for the first timg in Boston. They are like Ihe Chicago's new gray uniform, with the exeeption that they have blue stockings and belts, instead of black. James O’Rourke, of the New York Clab, 1s a striking example of how a ballplayer can keep in the pink of condition tor years. Here is a player who woo bis spurs in the champion club of the oouutry as far back as 1373, now looking aa well and putting up, if anything, a stronger gam* than lie did tor the Boston team of long ago. He bas always been temperate ia bis habits and ambitious. He has studied law in his spare moments and has been admitted to the bar. Would that the profession bad a few more ot his kind.—[Boston Globe. MISSED SOME MONEY,
Wntch Was AfierwarcL Satisfactorily Kxplatued By His Wife.
About This Time 4 j Candidates are ripe, and there is an August Harvest Home. Somebody— many bodies—are going to be disappointed. Many are called but few are ehoaeu. There is consolation for the naay who are not chosen. They can Visit our establishment and inspect the MW (all goods that are already coming fat bow; and can see the “Dark Room.” This is something that we want all our friends to see. It is wall worth anybody’s while. ‘ASTMAN, SCHLEICHER '& LT^TC. Carfrts, Draperies, Wall Paper. THE LARGEST HOUSE IN THE STATE
“I left the money on the table in my room," explained an outraged citizen at police headquarters. "1 had not been out of the room two minutes, but when I returned the money was gone. There was no person present, and I did not suspeot that thieves were laying in wait in broad daylight. It seems to me that the police owe it to me and to the welfare of the people to huatdownthe pilferers." “We will make diligent efforts," respect* fully replied the sergeant in charge. “Meantime it would be well for you to observe the conduct ot your neighbors’ bad boys.” This was reasonable on ita face, and the robbed man went bis way promising to report in due time. Many days went by and nothing more was heard of the affair.* This morning the olficer and the citizen met. "Well,” inquired the man ot the mace, "what has become ot your case of robbery? Have you heard anything?’’ “Robbery? Oh, yes; you mean the money I misseed. "That’s all right. My wite stepped into my room that day and took the money to pay for
Pen Green Groceries.
Grapes, 15c.
Butter, 2Y<4.3'>c. Celery. 3 (<v Klc. Oranges, 50@60c.
Apples, : Candled
;es, ou
, 26c a peer.
1 eug«. 15c. Blackberries, 12j£c. ’•ummer squash, un.
. 30C
Lemon*. 30c a dozen. Dolmoes, 75c a bushel. Watermelons. i0($3'>c. Bulk o.iyes. 40c a (juart. Bartlett pears. 90c a peck.
Sweet potaiocs, 90c a peck. Indl'iiM peaches. 90c a *^-t.nshel. ib • • own cant-donoes, ; @l5o.
Plums—lit i •; Damson, 12%e; grvuu gage, 15c. SUING THE SUPERINTENDENT.
Claiming Maintenance of a Member of Hie Family Not Provided For By Law.
iienltk. la it they are recommended to pise* nil school bnildtags is good repair before opening the school season. The circular also makes s number of sanitary suggestions as to the banting and ventilating ot rooms, end the (troper car* of groende and outbeHdinr*.
Thr Pioneer Brae* Works are setting np the brass railing for the now Union Station, and will mak* a fine appearance when completed. - _ Tbo Art Emporium Of If. Lteber & Co. bas been removed to 33 South Meridian. fetoke "Frederic'* 5-Cent Ctgmra. Chna. F. Meyer A Bra, agent*. BLOOM INGDALE GLEXH. Thursday. August 9. the L. D. A W. Railway will mil excurstoo tickets to thia delightful resort at only tl 90 for the round trip. A special train will leave the Union Depot at 7 a m.. returning at 8 p. m., allowing a whole dav at ihe Glens in viewing the many wonders of nature and the most beautiful scenery In Indian a Tickets at I., D. A W. ticxi’t office, 99 8. Dl. st, and Union Depot H. A. Chebrikk. City Ticket Agent. Buxmrxgdale C.LKSft, August 9, H 50. FROM * TO m ethe redaction on cab. photos at Potter’s; best quality of work an 1 mtb-rUL. asm > in heretofore Christman's Imported oeer always on draugh at 44 West Washington street.
Plants, rosebuds, cut-bowers, designs, etc. Welshssr Bros. A Lentz, Florists. 818 North Tennessee street, above Seventh. Telephone 497, All kinds of monuments, tombs, vaults, etc. Whitehead's, 75 East Market street EXCURSIONS TO KANSAS AND NEBRASKA. Also to Northwestern low*, Minnesota and Dokota via the I., B & W. route, on Angust 21, September 11 and 25 and October 9 and 23 at half fare. For information call on or address Gxorok BI’TLKB. Gen’l Agt'L, B. A W. By.. 138 8. Illinois street. Bloomixgdals Glens, A ugust 9, 81.50. 8250 REWARD. A reward ot 1250 is hereby offered for evidence that will lead to the arrest and conviction of the person or persons who placed obstructions on the track of the C.. St L. & P. Railroad, at the road crossing two miles east ot Greenfield, Ind., on the night of July 11, 1888. C M. Bennett, Superintendent C„ St. L. & P. Railroad. cote’dob. The pure California grape juice, ia for sale by Short, the druggist. 49 South Illinois street, at only 50 cent* per bottle.^ RICHARDS’S SNO\vTaLL Face Powder remove* tan and freckles. It is pure. If you wear spectacles, go to Maybew, optician, II North Meridian street. He make* a specialty of frame* and lenses.
Bloominodale Glens, August 9, 81.50. The latest sensation: Four Long Havana Filled Buffos for Ten cents. Let those now smoke who never smoked before, , And those who always rmoked now tmoke the more. Daniel Stewart, Sole Agent State of Indiana
LA INTEGRIDAD CIGAR lasold by J. A. Haag, North Pennsylvania street. ANOTHER CINCINNATI EXCURSION, This time by the “Old Reliable” C., H. A D., Tuesday, August 7, on all train* Only 83 tor the round trip, including Centennial, or ’'Fall of Babylon.” Good returning until August 9, Inclusive. Remember the route, C , H. <fc u.
The wrangle in the control of the Insane Asylum bas taken a fresh start, and armed with information which seems to have been furniabed by Trustee Gspen or Dr. Howard, the latter being the gentleman unceremoniously dismissed by the Superintendent at the dictnm of Trustees Harrison and Burrell, the Attorney General has brought suit against the Superintendent to recover (500, value ot maintenance ot Wilda Price, a I member of Dr. Galbraith’s family, who has made her home in the institution since it has been under his control. The suit is entitled the State ex rei. Thomas II. Harrison, Philip M. Gapen and Bartholomew Burrell, trustees Indiana Hospital for the Insane, vs. Thomas S. Galbraith, and it i* based on the •tatute which provides that no member of the family of tha Superintendent, or of any •nbordinate officer, not employed in the hoepital, except the wife and children of such officers, shall be kept or maintained at the inatitution, nuless the State is paid for their maintesanoe. Coupled with this suit are intimations that there are still other abuse* which need ventilation, and now that tb* trustees seem to have looked horna with one another, there is hope that the State will be benefited by their exposure and correction.
A Shed To Be Looked Attar. There it a little abed in the rear of the Windsor Block which seems to be made the depository ot all sorts ot rubbish, and quite frequently the Sentinel counting room employee play firemen by Uying out their garden hose and suppressing the fire breaking out ia this rabbiah. They were called ont last night, meanwhile a dense smoke floated upward and relied in at the open windows of the Windsor Block, to the no little alarm of the inmates who were awakened from sleep by the enffocatingfomea. "We’ve suppressed Are in that shed twenty time*," said one of the Sentinel attaehex, “and some night when there it a good deal of wind, and nobody looking, a flame will break out which will sweep the block." The attention of the lire authorities will be ealled to it
.FLANNEL SHIRTS. ■■■ —' ——— PAUL H. KRAUSS,
21 and 28 North Pransylvaaia Street
Walnut a* Fence Timber.
An Indianapolitnn who** dare-devil spirit and love of wild adventure lately led him into the wilds ot Morgan County has returned in safety, and tells various and wonderful stories of htsaxpcrieiicea. Ou a large form, which ia in a state of the highest cultivation, he relates that he was shown an ex-, tensive field inclosed entirely by a fence of walnut rails. These were as straight and sound as when first laid in their position, twenty-five year* ago, and the peculiar feature of it is that were they agaia back in the trees from wbieh they were split the timber
-ton would be worth for more than the ground TAR^r ^*TbRY“dF~rBrUNitiD they inclose. ^ MB * W TauBWtf ’ ** Looking After The Children.
Realizing the foot that children who attend school an in Urn growing period of tbair lives, a circular to Uoonty Suporiateadouts bee been issued by the Statu Board of
QUESTIONS OF THE DAY. ACririAJ. DSONOXIC8L By David A. ^^iu^srruXfm—Bri.^"
BOWRN-MJSRRILL CO.
Fine perfumes and fancy soaps. Pom•roy A Huder, druggists, opposite postoffice. » If you want shoes, the bankrupt sale at the Capital Shoe Store, 15 West Washington street, is where you get them at half price. Bi.oomixgdale Glens, August 9, 81.50. CONVr NTION NOTE-I. The Hypermettropes, Myopes and Prosbyopes will meet every day this week at the office of Jas. N. May hew, optician. No. 11 North Meridian street, and have their troubles adjusted. T. R. Bell, consulting engineer, mecnanlcal, draughtsman. Patent solicitor. 69 Ingalls Block. Don’t forget the excursion to Terre Haute Sunday, August 12. over the I. A St. L. Railway, given by the Pfaelzer Society. Trains will leave Union Station 7:25 a. m. Fare $150, round trip. Tickets good for two days. Tickets for sale at Fred Monutuger’s, Turn Hail, corner Illinois and Ohio streets. Take Hood's Sarsaparilla far the blood. 16.00 NIAGARA FALLS EXCURSION, uesday, August 14, viaC., H. A D. Don’t decide to go via any other route until you have seen circulars giving full particulars of this one, which goes via Toledo, Detroit and through Canada. Msiled on receipt of card by W. H. Fisher, General Agent, Indianapolis. A BEAUTIFUL AND TRANSPARENT ' Skin can be had by using Richards’s Snow Ball Face Powder. When you visit Florida be sure to visit the Silver Spring. It is indescribably beautiful and large enough for Steamboats to enter It. Grand Republic Cigarro* and Buffos. Daniel BtewaVt, Sole Agent State of Indiana. Shoes at your own price at the bankrupt sale of shoes at the Capital Shoe Store. Positive closing up. « jewel gasoline stoves. Jewel gasoline stoves are sold with the absolute guarantee of being the finest and best baking *:ove made. For wtle only by George E. Feeney, 88 West Washington street . CAPITAL OINTMENT Is a new discovery, and is not excelled by any remedy in the healing art. Good for man or beast E. H. Pritchard, Slate Veterinarian, 122 E. Wabash street Bov your spectacles and eye-glasses of Mayhow, optician, and have them properly adopted to your sight Satisfaction guaranteed. No. 11 North Meridian street. LA INTEGRIDAD CIGAR Is sold by M. R. Whitton, 35 East Market street. Fine perfumeries and toilet articles. Clary A Son, Druggists, 159 Prospect st BEAUTY IS ONLY SKIN ]DEEP. Preserve it by using Richards’s Buow Bail Face Powder. THE BEST COSMEIIQUE A lady can oso is a perfectly prepared toilet soap. Try Cashmere Bouquet U is unequalled. Keep your eye ou the Grand Republic Cigarroe and Buffos If you waut to be at the head of the procession And next to the music. Daniel Stewart, Sole Agent State of Indiana. SPECIAL SALE FOR MON Ml OF AUGUST. Wool carpets at Sic, cotton carpets 20c. A large stock of remnants of carpets sold for half their coat Baby buggies, lace curuins, brass pole* and Chains, aud everything fur housekeeping. lam compelled to moke room for fall goods. You can buy at your own price, and have your own lima to pay tor the good* John Clunk, 79 West Washington street, One square west of transfer car. ABROMET A MONROE, 44% North Pennsylvania street, represent the strongest and most reliable Fire, Lile, Accident and Tornado lusuranos Companies, and are writing risks at lowest rale*. Excellent facilities for hand ling Urge lines. T» bankrupt stock of aboea at tba Capital Shoe Store must be sold out at ouoe. Fixtures and lease for sale. Dsink Malto at so<Js touutam. “TEN-CENT ROYAL” “gLUEs EVERYTHING. Broken glam, china, wood, etc. Drugs and gra Where Ignorance ia bliss, ’Us folly to be wise. But the boys will toon find they can get a better Smoke lor less money by buying Grand Republic Cigarroe And Buffba. Daniel Stewart, Sole Agent State of Indiana. If you are needing fence, you wiu do weU to •all and get our prices before ordering. Enterprise Foundry, 17^L Penn. st. HOT WEATHER DRINK. MtU AND SODA—“HALF AND HALF.” The meet delicious and refreshing dnnk. Tbs popular thing. Get it at Ferd Christman's, 44 West Washington street. REMINGTON STANDARD TYPEWRITER* *• For sal* or rent. Fine lines papers and ■applies for all writing maebinea W yckoff, 8mii!*bs 4k RfrnnSiqt, 61N. Pennsylvaaiast, RONE. KO.~9 SOUTH ILLINOIS STREET.
FIVE HARVEST EXCURSIONS Via the I., B. A W. Route, on August 21. September 11 and 25. October 9 and 33, to Kanaaa, Sebrsaka. Northwestern low*. Minnesota and Dakota, at ooe fare for the round trip. Tickets good thirty day* For information, call on or address George Batter, General Agent L B. A W. Railway, No. 138 South Illinois street Dunk Malto. 25 cents a bottle. THE BEST li THE CHEAPEST: Go to John B Gough, 3S5oath Pennsylvania*, for firstclaas hone-thoemg. Drink Malto; tt ts piaaaanL Have you seen the latest thing oat? No; what la it? Four long Havana Filled Buffoa for lOcenta Daniel Stewart, Sole Agent State of lafiiana. Biookinodale Glens. August 9, 21.50. Bn.rHTTkD Soap the best soap maoa for general household use. ■ Barrow Bros., nickel-plating, 33 Warn Ctteaa peake, rear 77 South Illinois. Drink Malto. FIRE INSURANCE Newton Todd, 24S East Washington street Deink Malto for me nerve*.
No soda water, no patent meutefnes sold by Hurty, chemist and pharmacist Medicina* and preacriptioreriiave entire attention. Laboratory and store. 102 and 101 North Pennsylvania street
ASSIGNEE'S SALE
We can sell you a house on payments. We cau sell you vacant ground on payments. SEE THIS PROPERTY: 745 North Delaware street, price, >5,000 749 North Delaware street 5,000 850 North Pennsylvania street... 6,500 79 and 81 Mttssachusetts are 12,500 303 South Delaware street 3,500 Lots northeast.in hruce Plare,$400 to|600 Property in all parts of city. MOORE & BARRETT, 84 and 86 East Market Street
REMOVAL SALE.
Lawns reduced to 2Jc. Sateens reduced to 10c. French Sateens reduced to 19o. Lace Flouncing reduced to 19c a yard. Lace Caps reduced to 7c. Ladies' Sjik Mitts reduced to 10c. Parasols, a big line, all at one-third off. One lot Belts, formerly 10c to 25c, reduced to 5c each. Fans, formerly 12Jc, 15c, 20c, reduced to 10.;, One lot Jewelry, formerly oO to 25o, reduced to 5c. -= One lot Ladies’ Jerseys, formerly 48c, reduced to 25c. One lot Misses’ Jerseys reduced to 25c. Gents’ Satin Scarfs, Lawn, Pique, Percale lies, summer styles, all at half price. Calicoee, 3c. Crashes, 3c. Muslins, 4}o. Children’s White Dreasea all at onequarter off.
DEDERT & SUDBROOK, 192 Bast Washington Street.
REMMIT QATT?
By order of court, the balance of SULLIVAN’S Dry Goods Stock Must be closed out by September 1. Prices will make them go. The stock comprises the following lines of goods: SILKS, DRESS GOODS, BLACK GOODS, HENRIETTAS, SHAWLS, CLOAKS, JACKETS, WRAPS, LACE CURTAIN POLES, MUSLIN UNDERWEAR, JERSEYS, TABLE LINENS, TOWELS, FLANNELS, BLANKETS, GINGHAMS, CALICOES and MILLINERY GOODS.
K K SPAAN, ASSIGNEE, 6 and 8 Weat Washington Street
Twenty-five cents will buy this week what you formerly paid one dollar for. We invoice‘Saturday, and will close out all the remnants and odd lots of Dress Goods, Silks, Table Linens, White Goods, Embroideries, Laces, Summer Underwear, Hosiery, White Suits, Handkerchiefs. See the •Embroidery at 25c, former price $1. Wash Dress Goods at 83c, former price 25c. India Silks 50c, former price $1 to $1.25. Lisle and Silk Hosiery, Bed Spreads, Towels, etc. v Desirable goods in every department that will be sold at enormous sacrifice this week, because they belong to the summer season and we will not carry them over.
•I. P. WASSON & CO.
W. T. WILEY & CO. W r e make our final cut on Summer Goods this week. Best French Sateens, choice styles, only 25c a yard, worth 35c. Elegant Sateens at 15c a yard, worth 25c. Elegant Sateens at 8Jc a yard, worth 12Jc. Elegant Sateens at 6io a yard, worth 10c. Fine Satin Parasols only 75c each, cheap at $1.25. Line Lice Parasols only $1.85 each, cheap at $2.75. Challiet, good quality, only 6lc, worth 10c. Lace Mitts, Gloves, Hosiery and Fans at greatly reduced prices. All Summer Goods at a positive sacrifice this week. 100 dozen Ladies’ Fancy Handkerchiefs only 10c each, formerly 25c. See them. W. T. WILEY & CO., 50 North Illinois Street.
FURNITURE. F*ayments or Canli, at MESSENGER’S, 101 East Washington Street
FD1I11E. CAM. MIES
ON -W REPAYMENTS OR^CASH At the new store of CHAS. WILLIG, 468 Virginia Ave.
FOR ICED TEA. BUY OUR SILVER LEAF JAPAN, 60 Cents a Pound. GREAT ATLANTIC 4 PACIFIC IBi CO.. 4 Bates House Block; 164 R. Washington St. GRATEFUL—COMFORTI N’G. EPPS’S COCOA. BREAKFAST. “By a thorough knowledge ot the ns torsi laws which govern the operations of digestion and nutrition, and by a careful application of the floe properties of well-selected Cocoa. Mr. Epps has provided our breakfast tables with a delicately flavored beverage which may save us many heavy doctors’ bills. It ia by the judicious use of inch articles of diet that a constitution may be rradually built up until strong enough to resist every Tendency to disease. Hundreds of subtle maladies are floating around us ready to attack whet ever there la a weak point. We may escape many a fatal shaft by keeping ourselves well fortified wUh|>iuebloodand a properly hounsbed Made simply with boiling water or milk. Sold only in halt-pound Una, by grocers, labelled thus: JAMES EPP8 A CO., Homoeopathic Chemists. London. England. JENNEY ELECTRIC CO, Manufacturers and Oentraeteta Electric Lighting Apparatus IN DIAJS AJPOLIfi, UlD. PEEBLES! DYES <££&£££
R.FG S WindovShades At special low prices this week at W. 3rl. ROLL’S, 80, 32, 34 Sontli Illinois St.
NICKUM’S T*l«p)aon* 1036
BAKERIES AND CONFECTIONERY. Christian Avenue and Broadway and 354 College Avenue.
KREG-ELO, Funeral Director, 125 North Delaware Street. Telephone 564. Only Free Ambulance.
TEE TALE
No time when ties are bo prominent at ia • campaign year. There is, for inatanoe, E A. RT Y TIES. These are the tougheat of all, wear the longeat, and are sometimes liable to act like a doom instead of a tie. OTHER KINDS. Of all the other kinds of ties we couldn’t begin to tell here. The lot we have specially devoted to summer use is unusually large and varied. We have all the Campaign Ties, too, and can fit you out, either fis man or politician-
Yisitiiif Delegates Are cordially invited to
make their hatdquajrten \ '
at the
THE WHEN IS^The great Cheap Straw Hat Sale is still rushing out.
The largest Clothing, Furnishing Goods and Hat and Cap Emporium in the West If you should need a new suit to appear before the convention in, you can get choice of any spring weight in our house this week for $11.38. This price may seem insignificant, but the real value of these suits are $15 to $25.
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PHOTOGRAPHER, Vance Block.
I1TK ar® now offering a big job lot of Table Oil Cloth at only 15o a yard. The * * colon are both light and dajk. We have added another big lot of stylish Bustles to our lot, at 106 each. Our new line of fine Dress Satines at 12}o are beautiful. We offer the choice of all our Parasols and Sun Umbrellas at ooet. Our stock of Men’a Fancy Flannel Shirte is complete The prioee range from 50o up. We sell Hosiery, Underwear, Gloves and Mitts at less priose than can be found elsewhere. We sell Muslin, bleached or unbleached, at wholesale prices. White ludia Linen, 3Jc a yard. Very large all-Linen Towels, 12^0. Unlaundered Shirts, 38a Collars, 10a Cuffs, 15a Lad las’ Jerseys, 59a Open every evening. - |
W. C. VAN ARSDEL & 109 and HI South Illinois Street Near Union Station.
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pE/^SOff’S PWOS PflD OFftPKSOur low prices and easy terms cod sot be duplicated. Pianos and Organ* for rent cheaper than any place in the city. 19 |fortl? petytysylvapia Street. Tuning and Repairing.
iSTATURA-L G.A.S FITTERS. Superior work. Lowest prices. A written guarantee with every job. C. and A. POTTS & OO.,
Twlwphonw 746.
-aSO W*tot Washington Strowt.
E. H. ELERIEGE & OO., Comer Alabama and Maryland Street*. LUMBER, SHINGLES, ETC. Large Stock. Low Prices.
BALKE D. LI!
& KRAUSS, Shingles, Sash, Doors. Blinds, Osmant, PUrtse Sawsr Pipe. Fix* Erick and Clay. Offlos and Yards, cor. Markst and Missouri Bto Telephone Ha 108L
RENIHAJST, LONG & HEDGES, UN BERT AKERS, Telephone 115. 27 end 29 Eut Merkel Street
FURNITURE The Largest Stock in the State at SPIEGEL, THOMS & CO.’S,
71 and 78 West Washington Street
FOR PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES, WINDOW GLASS, 77 E. MARKET ST., JEFFERS PAINT CO. FRANK W. FLANNER. CHARLES T. BUCHAN AR. FLANNER & BUCHANAN, Telephone 641. UNDERTAKERS, 72 N. tllilKH. St. Calls attended at all hours, day or night. We will embalmr for shipment to M*Im+
or Mexico. Our assistants are competent and reliable.
WILLIAM ADAMS, JAME8 NORRIS. LEMUEL VOYLE8,
MRS. ANN MURPHY. Lady Assistant.'
WILLIAM McINTIBJL
During this warm weather somethiog is needed to cut ice easily and effectively. See the Perfect Ice Tool. LILLY & STALNAKER, 64 E. WASHINGTON ST
20 per cent, reduction on all Flannel Shirts at Taylor 8,38 E. IVash. St. QKND TWO-CJCNT ST A- M1?.—CIRCULAR CONVENIENT HOUSE FLAMS LJ In addition to plana Illustrated, I have many otb*ia which I would be pleased te shew te those who will call A house can be obtained on RENTAL TERMS. Lincoln Park, and
Fourteenth street*.
LOUIS H. GIBSON, A-ROHITEOT, Vinton Block, Qpponlf PontOfSow Indianapolln, Ind B’RJKJSTK H. C A R T IC It , D rNu G G-X S T , 300 Maaeachuoatts Avesae, southweet earner St. Oetr Street “Best” Tsoic, by bottle or dosen. Felt Tooth Brashei.
Marsala Wine, by bottle or gallon.
INDIANPA.PER OO.,
Manufacturers sad Dealers ia Paper,
ai t* 2*0 S-AJBT MJLRVr.-A.24rr> STICKKT. IKDIA-KALPOXArt. J9* The paper opea which The News is printed ism ode by this company.
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Cell and see our Mantels and Orate*. Cheapest In the city. We have a combination Mantel—‘til* and wood”—for natural gas. PUPSELD & MEDSKER, 84, Kstet 'WstwRlngton Btrwwt.
KIPKHOFF & F P A. Z I E R, Steam Hesttng Coatractora, Sanitary Plumbers and Natural and Artificial Gas Fitters. Dealers in Steam, Sanitary and Hydraulic Appliance*. NO. ©A NORTH IX-JLINOLS STRKKT. AS Years’ Freetlesa Kapen—ce. IMsahean MS
GAS FI XT U R ES“8tock^y 0F ^ EREI) it ^ 0 examine our stock before buying. -ANKSHJLKNSKL. At) STRONG-, • SI mnd S3 North. Ponnsrlwauaim Stroot. DOWN THEY GO. For thirty days we will sell mantels at manufacturers’ prices. 11 B. HUEY & SON. 116 NORTH DELAWARE STl
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