Indianapolis News, Indianapolis, Marion County, 31 March 1893 — Page 8

THE INDIANAPOLIS NEWS. FRIDAY, MARCH 31.

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on Earth in thia ryw, and Americana the traveling. 'GGXPC! iOOJuLiO -FORand Hotel Wear. [proviaion for traveling and

teparate linea of Go<xU of dare now displayed. Tailor Suiting! in patterna not duplicated. Coat amt Checka a favorite and ataple articla. ' ‘ Quadrille Laioe, a new 52-inch, in mixed coloring. You leethera. l s. km & co.

auwva C. WALK. CAUL F. WALK

THE SHRINERB

are respectfully invited lo call at head-

quarters for

etc. A complete

Pint, Huttons. Hadges, Rings, rletc line <m hand. Call and

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Juliu^ C. Wall^,

Successor to '

$in^am 8 Val^ Jeweler j i 12 Faat Waahtnfrton Street Ueoeral airent tor the Petek, PhlUippe & Co Wacberon end Constentln end JE. Kocbn Cele-

brated Swtea Wetcbee _

ONE MI MORE

AT Tin: im.ay-iiousks. * Molodrumu At Knglleh'a - Note* Uio OtUor .Viuuitomotita. There wore wry tew empty neats in English's Opera Honao last night when 0 the curtain went up on "Paul Kauvar,** to the taapiring atrmma of the “Mersellaise” hymn. The ■cene ia laia in Parts, the time being that period of the revolution just before the execution of Robespierre. Roth in dialogue and in situation the play is strong, and if the number of thrilling events represented seems impossibly great, it is still doubtful, judging from the authentic accounts of history, if the piqtuno is ove.’drawn, or if it is in too striting Contrast to tiicae days of law and

order.

Paul Kauvar is a young republican leader, but he does not sanction the extreme weas-" ures of the fanatics. He loves a nobleman's daughter, who reciprocates his affection, and a* iharriage takes place, secretly, since the hither would not consent to what he considered a mesalliance. By seeming treachery on the part of Kauvar, the nobleman is arrested and imprisoned. Kauvar, learning at the last moment the trick which has been played upon him, disguises himself as the nobleman, and prepares to take the latter 1 * place in the death cart ami at the guillotine. On his way to the scaffold he is in turn saved by a good abbe, and gathering around him a little band of patriots, succeeds in overcoming the aristocrats. Then comes the news that Robespierre has been guillotined, and that the Reign of Terror is at an end. Kauvar is now enabled to rejoin his wiie. who, through the pride of her father and the vicissitudes of the times, has suffered even more than her husband, and the curtain falls upon a group of people reconcited to the changes that have taken place, and hopeful of the future. The greatest objection to the play is that so many of the characters, after having exclaimed “there is not a moment to ha lost,” consume three or four minutes of the precious margin of time in'taking affecting farewells of

their friends.

■ Harrison Wolfe was good as the hero of this iece of love and adventure, though if his

he would

the feeling of admiration for the

He should *nsrTV liirnsf

Pemoimt.

Mf. Charles K. Todd, Vincennes, 1ml., called on N. W. Bryant & Cb., yesterday, and purchased one of those elegant Briggs [ pianos. Ut-Mla* NolM Uokt Initial rings for ft at Ducas’s opposite State House. > Kiicuiual lout. I bad rheumatism in my ankle nnd knee for six years, and had tried everything that I could heor of, including many ol our best doctors, but without relief. For four mouths I was not able to walk. I took ies* than two bottles of Perry s Magic Rheumatism Cure mud I am now sound and well; my weight baa increased t ten tv pounds, and my general health is bettir lb ah ever. / F. J. Unirrvs, ( 7V W. Michigan st. Made and sold only sit PeAy’s drug-store, 149 13. Washington st. \/ Yon Can Not Buy .a watch anywhere for less money than at Ducas’s, opposite State House. Wanted Agent*. Ramey’s Catarrh-Agents wanted everywhere. Quick seller; large profits. Call on Dr. Rainey, at Spencer House, until Saturday nighty treatment to alL l.eave Yonr Ka*ter Sunday Order For- Ice creams and Ices at Geo. W. Burnham <fc Co. A Genuine Diamond Bings, shirt studs, from $7 to #26. worth double the price, at .Ducas's, opposite State House. Bring Your Family to Burnham’s Cafe for dinner Faster Sunday. 5 p. m. to 8 p. m. Boys’ and Girl*' Watches, reliable time-keepers, for 93.85 at Ducas’s, opposite State House.

WAjSjSON’jS ' Saturday Bulletin

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nearing were somewhat different intensify the feeling of twimiratio

character. He should carry himself more erectly and not emphasize so strongly the

sentiment of his part.

Miss Holland was unnecessarily vehement, bnt “over-tension is, perhaps, Setter han apathy.” She delivered certain of the more tragic speeches, however, exceedingly well. Miss Moore, who formerly lived in'Indianapolis, look two small and unattractive parts, but plcyed them with creditable ’earnestness. Several beautiful flower-baskets were present-

'X'HE TESTIMONIALS of well known citi-

JL zens ot Indianapolis, that have been pub-

lished in this paper from day to day for the last thirty days, clearly demonstrate that rupture can 'be radically cured. That there is no necessity of wearing a truss. That strangulated Hernia can be averted by a permanent cure. That persons of advanced age and little children are treated with equal certainty of positive cure being effected. That the Dr. Nott Rupture Cure Co., 20}^ W. Washington Street, does all .that it promises, i. e. cures without the use of a knife, without drawing

blood, and with No Pay Until Cured.

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ed to her during the second act. It was notable that, while thirteen of the characters were men, there were but three women. The audience often and heartily applauded the play. It will be repealed to-night and at the matinee and evening performances to-morrow.

-#17.00 Hair Mattress made to fit your bed for only $11.25 Chance ends Saturday evening.

ASTMA/N, SCHLEICHER FURNITURE, & LEE, CARPETS, DRAPERIES, WALL PAPER. fhe Largest House In the State.

OPTICALi

^ESTABLISHED 1856.

INSTfrUTR ,

* L A. BULB MAN, Expert. Spectacles and Eye glasses. ' 4 N. Pennsylvania 8L

The Flowers of Spring, Tra-La. We refer to the flowers of our beautiful new neckwear, specially prepared for Easter. Bright, brilliant shades and designs entirely new. New York Hat Company, Corner Washington and Pennsylvania Sts. Lace Curtains at Auction. The Indiana Auction Commission Company, 84 West Washington street, will inaugurate an auction sale of fine lace curtains at their rooms to-morrow (Saturday) at 10 a. m.afid 2 p. m. Ladies are respectfully requested to attend this zMe. Polite attention Will be shown them. The Ooldeu Crown of Kings Is nothing as compared with the beautiful styles of hats to crown men’s heads for Easter. Prices as low as consistent with

first-class goods.

New York Hat Company, Corner Washington &nd"Pennsylvania Sts. The Pioneer Brass-Works Have bought the entire plant of the Indianapolis brass-works from receiver Horan. The same is being removed to their works, 110 to 110, on South Pennsylvania st.

9He Hat'Sale

We place on sale for Saturday a new line of the li)t%*t-’-tylo soft hats at 98c, such as the up-town hatters sell at $1.50. Enterprise Hut Store, 97 South Illinois street, -surgical institute building.

Easter* Hat*.

Dunlap’s celebrated silk, Derby and soft, the best hats made, and all the other newt style hats, at Seaton’s hat-store, 2i North Pennylvania street.

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f ilorULaN AaJXM st.

IOc ■TOMATOES -AND— CORN., The demand for our Baltimore packed .‘{-pound Tomatoes and primrose Corn at 10c ($1.20 a dozen, $2.40 a case) is very satisfactory. We have plenty of them to meet all demands

at the stores of H. H. LEE

NO. 260 VlltaiNIA AVENUE.

EASTER SPECIALS.

center aisle

Turkish Bath and Castile Soap a cake : : : ]c Buttermilk Complexion Soap, 3 cakes for : : ; ; 25c

Swan Down Face Powder : 2c Russian Roses Perlume : : 25o Cashmere Tooth Soap j ; go Sheffield Dentitrice : : 15 c Vaseline : : : .: 2 C

Triple Handkerchief Extracts, all odors, bottle : ; Dime Pocket Banks f : Liquid Gold Paint, with brush "White Wax Easter Rabbits : Feathered Hens in Nest : : Easter Cartels, with fancy metal buckles, a pair : : : 2Q C Ladies’ Plain Gold-filled Ring, warranted one year ; : : 19 c

Solid Gold, fancy stone set Ring 39 c

Gents’ Solid Gold fancy stone set Scarf Pin : : : : 49° Ladies 1 Solid Gold Rhinestone Brilliant Earrings a pair : 48 c Ladies’ and Children’s Fancy Sleeve Buttons, a pair ; : Jgc Ladies’ Solid Gold, Fancy Stone Set Rings, 3 and 4 stone settings, Rubies, Sapphires, Emeralds, Turquoise, etc, worth $2 : : : ’ : 90c Extra large fancy double-faced Feather Fans, all colors 98 c All Easter Goods must be closed

out to-morrow.

EASTER BONNETS AND HATS. Here are hundreds of styles | ready for your inspection and ;use. You must not wait to have them made. CAPES AND JACKETS. To-morrow in our Cloak Department we will show a number of new styles. KID GLOVES. Our great Kid Glove Department will be crowded with buyers to-morrow, so please come early as possible on account of having your Gloves fitted. Here are the new styles and latest colors for Easter. Our dressmaking Departments now open. We employ a man dressmaker for tailormade suits and wraps.

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H. P.ffASSON & CO.

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EMPIRE INSTITUTE ! Treats scientifically and successfully i all forms of the Liquor, Morphine, Opium, Cocaine and Tobacco diseases. No ill effects, and no detention from business. Highest references given. Special arrangements for the care’of lady patients. All communications and treatment strictly confidential. For particulars address or call at

EMPORIUM

Telephone 500.

St’e the Dog Show in our window this 1 *t »“*

The Empire Institute THe HE. Uietoer Co

33 South Meridian Street.

Easter Souvenirs.

No. 643 North Illinois St,

Indianapolis, Ind.

Ml mill, M PI!! The present ireneration Is the hairless

present (feneration Is the hairless generation, if wt judge by the scores one sees in public gatherings. For years some one has been trying to find something which would make hair grow on bald pates. At last the discovery has been

experiment s erences who have successfully used it: A. B. Gates, Jr., 31 and 33 E. Maryland st.; B. R. Keith. 88 E. Washington st.; C. J. Parker, Jr., 101, 108, 105 8. Meridian st.; W. H. Parmelee, 73 W. Maryland st.; Samuel White, 69 Hiil ave.; Rev. T. Price, 87 Yandes tt.; W. F. Cole, Tenth and Yandes st.; B L. Webb, 101, 103, 105 8. Meridian st.; Charley Mann, 868 N. Miss, st.; Mrs. Hollowell, Cicero, Indj Martin Harbit, Atlanta, Ind.; Jacob Fritz. Atlanta, Ind.; Mrs. E. Sutton, Tipton, Ind.; Jacob Snyder. Sharpesville, Ind.; G. T, Gilleland, RussiaviUe, Ind. For full information call or address E. B. & D. W. JACKSON, oroprietors of MOHS'S JSJ-’LVX HAIR GUOWKU, 2¥j West Washington Street, Room 6, Indianapolis, Ind.

Everybody wants to come out in a new Spring Attire Easter Sunday, wants to buy it where they can get the best value lor their money. If you come let us show you what we have prepared for you for this spring, you’ll be easily that you can’t do better than to let us fit you out from head to foot. For tomorrow we have special attractions in every department. The st doubtedly be crowded with customers, but we. have engaged an extra force of and no one will have any difficulty in being waited on.

Wanamaker Pants

This week we give you choice of any of the Wanaanjaker Pants for : :

There are hundreds of pairs of Cassimeres, Cheviots andWorsteds that they sold at $10, 9, 8, 7 and $6. This week you can take any of them

for $3.

HA.TS

This week we give you your pick of a big lot of extra fine Stiff and Tourist Hats, in all shades and all blocks, for : : : :

that can not be matched in any Hat

store for less than $3.50.

$2.48

JEW EERY A great line of Link Cuff Buttons, worth $1 and $1.50, $ ,49 Ladies’ Hair Ornaments, worth $2.50 : : 1T9 Roll Plate Chains, Charms attached : ; : 1-59 Studs and Brilliants, worth 5°c : : : .19

PROFESSIONAL. Dr. ADOLPH BLITZ EYE. EAR, NOSE AND THROAT Room 2 Odd Fallows Hall. Indianapolis, Ind

J. B. MORRISON, DENTIST. Ha 0 WHEN BUILDING, opposlts Ptmtofflca . Telephone: Office. 464. HeoJdence 667.

PERFUME Another big drive^ on Per- Op | fume. We bought 2,500 bot[ties from a manufacturer, who bottle i had to take them back from a 3 | customer who could not pay f ° f ihis bills, at less than half its lvalue. We sell it at : EXTRACTS Heliotrope, WmtE Rose, Frangipanni, Ylang Ylang, Jockey Club, Hyacinth* Violet, Lilac. SHOES To-morrow — Special sale on Ladies’ fine Oxfords, m r all styles, worth $3 to $4.50, \y V for ; ; : ijjfcfoT All the latest and best styles in Ladies’, Misses’, Men’s and Boys’ Shoes, in black and tan, are to be found in the MODEL Shoe Depart-

ment.

NECKWEAR The greatest line or White | Embroidered Lawn Bows in E the country : : All the new shapes in Spring Neckwear. If you buy your Neckwear at the MODEL you’re alt right

How the mothers

around the tables on which are piled the all-Wool Knee Pants Suits that Waiu- .

maker sold at S7 and we are f9 tA

selling at : :

/ There are just about enough ol | them left for Saturday's trade. There will be no such value for the money

offered again this year.

SPRING OVERCOATS Did you ever think how much a E Light-Weight Overcoat is in use? Be*, 'ginning now, you’ll need one until November. We give you hundreds to select from—Meltons and Kerseys,, plain and rough Cheviots, Yicnnas and Diagonals—in every grade from $7.50 to $30. Tl>ey are fashionable, whatever price you choose from, and

thoroughly made, too.

WHITE VESTS We’re right in it when it comes to I White and Fancy V^sts, either single | or double breasted. Our styles are 'confined. Prices range from $1 to $6.

MODEL

DR. L. F. PAGE Practice limited to throat, noae and ear. Offices land2 Morion Block, corner Meridian and Ohio mete.

PUT SPRING HUES

on walls made dingy by grim winter. Our paper hangers are busy, but if you get your orders in in time we can rush the work. All that is latest and best in Decorations. •

ALBERT GALL,

17 and 19 West Washington St, Agency for S. C. JohntOn’e Parquetry Flooring and Borden. Eatimatea furnished.

ICHER & LEE

GLREA.TER THlAlIsT EVER.

MORE BTTILRINGFS OCOTJRIEJ3

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OUR NEW SIX-STORY STRUCTURE NOT RIG EN We have taken leases for a term of years on two floors in the new Burford building on Pearl street, and rooms in the Indiana Bank building, on Washington street Mims Omflminy. The Largest Furniture Hern In the State,

An entire new floor, from street to street, added to our Furniture Salesrooms.

SPRING STOCKS IN ALL LINES NOW . DISPLAYED Furniture, Carpets, Rugs, Wall Paper, Curtains, Shades, China, Ornaments for Shelf and Mantel. The most complete Hardwood Floor Department in the W£st BARGAINS! . BARGAINS! BARGAINS! EVERYWHERE BARGAINS!

Kitchen Furniture, Bedroom Furniture—all prices—jn sets or single pieces.

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ALL VARIETIES.

ALL GRADES.

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SIX FLOORS OF SALESROOMS.

Bigger Stock In Each Department Thaq Anv Ordinary Store. D5 FOR THE PEOPLE! PRICES FOR THE PEOPLE! ^ A FAIR EVERY DAY IN THE WE