Indianapolis News, Indianapolis, Marion County, 3 January 1901 — Page 12

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THE TVniAXAPOT.ra nevs, thxtbsdat, J AXE ARY 3, 1901.

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IShe Sale of Linen*

TT he* the approval of those whose approval we court. / Housewives credit our present showing with a more then usual degree of beauty in both texture and designs. That point we attribute as much to competition

among makers as our own careful selecting. Not many year* dgo a Jew mills i» Ireland and Scotland supplied ike world. Then Germany took a hand, and stitt more recently Austria and Belgium. This sarke compeUtion is likewise responsible for a lower range of prices, fye buy from him who offers best for least and rivalry is sharp. 7 he result? economy

for you: Prove it by these prices:

'Bleached Gable Dam asK*r

S pt«e«fl of fall WeaclMNl, fln« quality Irleh Table Linen. 72 inches wide, -worth uj> to HAS a yard, •ale price Si-25

lot of refrular ®e afld SSe

full ble;

IFUCHISEI68EE0 OK AJT XHTEBITSBAH 00H7EBSNCE

BBXKGS SETTLEMENT.

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yard.

bleached Table

59C

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1 new deatpna in TSc and the UUe«, * and 72 toebea wide, a yard........ ............... •• • ..A9c Ten choice deelana of dollar Damaaka. a to 72 Inches Wide, sale priois * * • • a • • » » e 00 * • p • » • 9 * 0 • • ee**.»o5C H.W and SIM bleached Table Linen*, full width and pure bleach,

^ - a yard. .......JSl.OO

Seren atylea of Scotch and Irish » Damaaltii. auch as usual!/

a yard. Sl.10

«L2S and tl.3S

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A good aaaortroent of 11.50 I>ainaelu, 72 Inches wide, a yard. $1.35 New designs In fine bleached DamaskK. well worth H.76 and IL16 a yard, at $1.59 Eight style* of Belgium Table Linens. beautiful patterns, a quality seldom sold below 12.25 or 12 80 a yard, here now at.... $2.00 Three styles of John 8. Brown’s famous double Damasks, regularly sold at 13.00 a yard, aale price....; $2.50

Gobuets, Gobvelirtg and ftapKin*

180 yard* of ttc Russia crash hand Toweling, at 15c 109 yards of check glass Toweling. . If-inch. !2%c kind, a yard 10c ttc silver crash Tea Toweling, priced by the yard, 12AC Pur* linen buck Tow* laches, real value 22c. Hemmed Murk Towel#, 30 by 42 inches In size, 22c value 23c

SO doxen Dinner Napkins, \ size, pure linen, in assorted patterns, well worth $3.60 dozen, pi iced $2.98 40 dozen pure bleached dinner sisa Napkins, such as usually sell at $2 25 a dozen, priced $1.85 28 dozen % size Napkins, good quality. regularly worth $2.75 a dozen, priced, $2.35 Ctt kind at..... $1.98

Frame' Molding \r for Half HereVone department that has been partially overlooked by remnant buyers. And yet holiday framing has left us with an uiv| usual quantity of short lengths in gilf and natural wood. They yours for half (3c to 45c a foot), and the additional cost of mat and glass will be as little as we can make it. Get that picture framed now. If ^ou haven't the picture we have some as low priced as the

following:

IQxUMnch Sheet Pictures....; SC ’ l$*20-lnch Sheet Pictures ioc Whc24-tnch Sheet Pictures t5c Medglltons ScsnilSc

framed in gilt.

A lot of 75c black and white Pictures, reproductions,

from 78c to 40c each.

reduced

Du Miniature Art at announces thtl he can again promise pictures on abort notice.

The Abundance of Artistic and Appropriate Gifts to be bad at our establishment, all of assured quality, unique and exclusive In design, and at consistent pries?, should attract rhoaa who are tnierwnea in approaching weddings JuIiusC.VtaHtsSon. Indiana’s Leading Jeweler*. Established MM. y.' ^ tj,. f '■ mAMorACTURt* or amitiee. ( > mmmnsmmrnmmnmmmwam Long Wintry Daysj And Longer Nights Ttia thing to do la to be comfort* ible. MAKE THE HOME BEAUTIFUL < A coay corner with grlllea and fret work, suitable draperies, an easy chair andiofa pillows costa little, very little if you wiU put it In our bands. 'Paste goes far. It is not necessary to spend much money to MAKE THE HOME BEAUTIFUL We can make It so by simple wall nations, by a bright earpet,*cur* is, portiere or rug. —>— Albert Gall outran. . DRAPERY.... WALL PAPER. 17 and If Went Washington St. Bard wood moons Laid and Seflulsbad

HROUGH THE lOtOSCOP?

Go to « Glove Stove for Gloves. fur (Hoves ind fur linen Cloves Ohms for driving. Gloves for tb« street. Gloves for street car men. Gloves tor sU kinds of uses, si low prices........ dStahtim* !• Bast Washington asreeu

C. CARR DENTIST 1VII iMftartf 8Mg.

Ketchem—What Is the baseball situation In Indianapolis Just now? Pltehem—There Isn’t any. She lost her situation last month, and is now out of a Job.

A young man with an eye to the main chanco gave his father a bog of cigars for Chris tin as-and now the father is wondering why the cigars are going so

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Council Committee’s Amendments Accepted by Board of Works— Companies will Sign. The conference held by the Board of Public Work*, the City Council commit- | tee on contracts and franchises, and rep- { ' resen tat Jtres of the three Interurhan elec- ( j trie companies seeking franchise* from the city, terminated late yesterday afternoon. an agreement having been reached as to the terms of the proposed franchise. . After the various points In issue had been discussed until noon the City Counj ctl committee retired to consider Its de- j | clsion and the general meeting adjourned until 2 o’clock. At that hour the Council committee had reached a decialon -that It ■ would stand for a tag of r cents a trip cm Interurhan cars entering the city; S-cent ' fares for local passengers, and would accept the provision advocated by the board and put in the franchise first sent by the board to the Council, giving the | city power at the end of five year* to require the interurban companies to egchange transfers. The amendment pro- i I posed by Mr. Henry, of the Union Trac- ; j tion Company, equalizing the loss suf- ' fered by the Interurban companies when such a transfer was granted, was to be inserted. j Before the committee announced Its } decision. Lowe-.cr, Mayor Taggart and ! city attorney Kern, together with the j Board of Works took the committee Into a side room and the subject was canJ vasaed again. At the end of another long comerenee the conferees emerged. i Chairman Sahm of the board announced - t that the board thought It had drawn a 1 good franchise in the first place but that a* some of the other powers did not agree. It had been decided to accept the 1 amendments recommended by the Council committee when the Greenwood and Greenfield franchises were first returned by the committee to the Boarl of Works. The Amendments. These amendments provide for 5-cent , fares Instead of 1-cent fares for local passengers; the striking out of the | clause providing for interurban transI lers; and a tax of 2 cents for each trip i into the city .•.ade by Interurban cars fot t 1 the first ten years and 3 cents thereI after, instead of the plan proposed by tb« ! I board flUHHwStttg a taa *<I $15 a year for ! every tar coming mvi the cHy for the ^ first ten years and *25 thereafter. The scheme of the committee to require the t ; interurban companies to give transfers from inbound cars to the ;cars of the Irantnapolls Street Hallway Company was abandoned because the Indianapolis company couid not be compelled to as- ; sent to It. City Attorney Kern Is said l to have agreed with the Council com- j : mittee on every proposition it advanced ' except this one for transfers from inI bound cars. | The Union Traction Company, the In1 dianapolis A Greenfield Traction Com--Ind the Indianapolis, Greenwood & Franklin Railway Company each In turn signified, through representatives pres- . ent, its willingness to accept such a franchiee. Councilman Mortality, of the Tenth ward, who had been an Interested observer, here exploded. "And I wish to announce on the part of I the Tenth ward,” he exclaimed, "that I don’t blame thepi for accepting it. This ; to th« most outrageous piece or busineak Over transacted in this chamber or any i •other chamber." And he left the room. "1 think so, too,” replied Chairman ! Sahm. Prior to the announcement of the agree- j ment, the assembled magnates and city f officials were entertained for half an 1 hour by Elder John Vinson, who spoke as a citizen In opj>o®itlon to the contemplated arrangement. He Is the only cltlzen that has ever argued the matter before the board, but he has appeared several times. The franchises will be rewritten at once, signed by the companies? the Board of Works and the mayor, and sent to the City Council, next Monday night, for ratification. SUPREME C0URTREC0RD. Abstracts of Opinions Handed Down January 2, 1901. Bill of Exceptions — Invalid Acfc—* Practice.

4 Store Packed With Eager Buyers in Every Department.

WASSON’S — .

Ho lets and Boarding Houses Should Take Prompt Advantage of >.,« ______

THE GREATEST JANUARY SALE There is nothing to equal it in the city. It is a metropolitan event—big with the most unusual buying opportunities. Never before have we been so fortunate in securing such tremendous lots of high-class merchandise at Such little cost.

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The Most Remarkable Embroidery Sale in Years] 16,000 yards stiH left of those beautiful Embroideries, slightly wet during their ocean voyage, and for that reason coming to you at half usual prices.

(Open work Jaconet Edging, the usual 5c and 8c widths, yard a ICambric and Jaconet Embroidery, 3 and 4 inches wide, open work with good fast edges, 10c value, sale price - • **> 13,000 yards beautiful cambric and India linen Skirt Flouncing, 10 to 12 inches wide, excellent work, choice open work, lacy patterns, every yard worth 25c, sale price > X... .. .1/2

Fine Nainsook Embroidery. 4 to 6 Inches wide, worth 39c and 48c yard, sale price .19 40c and 50c cambric and India linen Skirt Flouncing, 10 to 12 Inches wide, for 25 21-inch India linen Children’s Flouncing, 75c value 48 Beautiful lace embroidery Skirt Flouncing, 45 inches wide, regular 11.98 kind, sa.e price.. .98 124c and 15c Xainsnok and fine Cambric Embroidery, excellent work, sale price • 7

Marvelous Bargains in Every Department

Some Dress Goods Snaps Imported Robe Pattern Lengths, choice of any In our stock, prices were $30.00. LSaO. $9X00, *37.60. $40.00. for S8- 75 j Extra heavy Rainy-Day Skirtings, sponged and shrunk, $1.50 and $1 76 yard, for 98

[ All-wool Scotch Mixtures, 54 Inches

wide, seven colors, *150 grade, for/C ... -99 Wool and shit mixed Novelties, 75c grade,>for 25 AH-wook-Granite Crepe, In all the pastel colors. 98c grade, for — „ .63 Frencn VFlamiels, silk embroidered dotted.Cjl.2S grade, for... .55 Bpecial—Walking Skirts, made to order, in tailoring department,.8.50

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“What we want Is reformation.” ( “You bet! So more of us can get In the V-wedge,” + A young Irvington matron lately attempted to make salt-rising bread. Now. as all housewives know, salt-rising Is a treacherous compound, and the bread which resulted from the young housekeeper’s attempt w»s of a consistency that would put paving block to shame, and of a flatness and density which suggested a hydraulic press. At nightfall, when hubby came home, the wife begged him. with tears in hla eyes, to take the bread away off into the country and dispose of H* as she would not throw it into the garbage can, for fear some of the neighbors might see It. Now, the small family ts the posseassor of a retriever dog, which follows hubby about wherever he goes, and on this occasion the dog trailed along unseen In the dusk. Hubby carried the impervious bread in a sack to Pleasant Run, and threw the loaves tn. Next day. while wifle was entertaining company, there was a scratching and whining at the door, which on being opened, admitted the retriever. He carried a wet, muddy sack, and with a playful toss that tore the sack from top to bottom, deposited It <?n th* parlor floor. The waterproof bread rolled out, not even touched by Us allnight immersion.

“I told you you’d break through If you went over there. Now ma'll give us both a tickin', ’cause you got your clothes wet!”

In these days of Rock port lynching*

$9.90 for $30:00 Hats

Tour last chance this season for a ; really fine Hat for the price of a cheap

[one.

I All our finest trimmed Hats, ranging In price from $18.00 to $30.00, to close x $9.90 Mher large lots of Hats at $4.75, I $3.25. *2.39 and $L4S tamejshair Tams, the genuine (Scotch imported 98c kind, for. 75 Jewelry and Belts [Fancy Brooches. Cuff Links. Stick Pins, etc., choice of big lot^sold , 25c to 50c, January sale price.. 10 Choice 500 fancy Combs, in pompadour. side cambs, back combs, sold up to 50c, January sale price .10 | Ebonoid Toilet Sets, In comb, brush and mirror, sold up to * $3.25, January sale price $1.69 Fancy Belts, tn leather, gilt and silver, sold up to $2.75, January sale price go

William Adams vs. State of InSullivan C. C. Affirmed. Jor-

19,240. dlana.

dan, J.

(1). The settling of a bill of exceptions is Judicial act, to be performed by a Judge, and the Legislature has no power to tranafer such duty to clerks and stenographer*. (2) Section 6 of Acts 1&9, page 3fc4, prescribing the manner of certifying to the longhand manuscript of the evidence in an appeal, is Invalid, and Its provisions need not be coni plied w!th.‘ (31 Acts 1X97. page 284, which authorises ihe bill of exceptions containing the original longhand manuscript of the evidence to be certified upon appeal without copying. If properly certified by the judge. Is still In force. (4) Under the letter act Instructions can not be male a part of the record on appeal by certifying them up without copying, when erntained in a bill of exceptions embracing the evidence.’ (S) Under Section 615, Burns, R. 8., 1S94. the State may contradict its own witness in a murder trial by showing he has made statements out of court different from his testimony in court „ Note—Corporation—Pleading. 19,221.' First National Bank vs. the Midland Steel Co. Delaware C. C. Reversed.

Dowling, J.

Where a note containing the name of a corporation above the date thereof, and reading ”we promise to pay,” etc,, at a certain national bank. * eettain sum of money, was signed. ”R. J. Beatty, president,” the law will not conclusively presume It to be the Individual note of the signer, but it may be shown by proper averments, in a complaint thereon, to be

the note of the corporation. Liquor Law—City Ordinance.

18,883. Daniel B. Rowland vi. the city

Putnam C C.

Reversed.

$8.75 for $25 Tal c red Suits Ladies' Tailor-made Shits, several styles and different roate- . rials to select from, sold up to $25.00; sale........ ....j......$8.75 35 v Ladies' Rainy Ddy - Skirts, | cameishair and pebbie cheviots, ; man tailored, sold up to $12.50,1 > sale....; $5:00 Fine Lim ns, Mrln F oor 19 pieces 70-inch Crfam Table Linen, regular 75c quality 50 K>e value 70-mch bleached Table Linenj ..«•*•••»•»•., .Sr 100 dozen 25c hemstitched Huck Towels for, eat h. 21 75 dozen 15c bleached Bath

$1.25 Bed Spread*, to-morrow 96 25 pair pure all-wKii Blankets, $6 00 value, for...* $S.0C

Evening Wear

Brocaded Crepe de Chenes, $1.3 grade, for .....I Double width Tissue Satin Stripe, $1.25 grade, for.,. All-silk Nets, black and colors, $1.3 quality, tor... French Mousseling Renaissance and Flitter Applique, 46 inches wide, $2.50 grade; for ...$1.3 Black Lace Robes, for entire dress $35.00 former price, sale price $15.00 Black Lace Robea, former price $57.50, for $25.00 Jet Flitter Robej, former price *90.00, for $3 00 Venetian Lace Gowns. $46.00, for..$10.00 Fine applique and all-over trimmings. We have the reputation of carrying the most exclusive and finest line west of New York. ,, Over 300 sample pieces. Prices were from $3.00 to $15.00 a yard, for 98c, 67c and. ' $9

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$3 50 for $7.50 Jackets Ladies’ Short Jackets, tan. brown and black, good linings, storm collars. Jackets worth up to $7.50; sale S3.SC Ladle's’ Jackets, tan. casters, blacks, reds and gray*. Kersey and Cheviots, good silk linmgs, jackets sold up to $15.00; sale...$5.00 Ladies' Automobile Jaskets, 42 Inches long, Oxford gray, and brown cheviots, storm and plain collars, our $3.00 jackets; sale $12.50 Men’s Underwear Men's heavy, Derby Ribbed Shirts, only. Me grade 3 Men’s 75c gray, ribbed, fleeced Union Suits ; 36 Men s heavy, wool-fleeced Shirts and Drawers, 75c quality.; 50 Men's $1.50 heavy, natural wool and cameishair Shirts and Drawers, each 98 Men's heavy, fancy figured Pajamas. $2.3 ones *1.50 Men’s full-sized, striped and checked Night Shirts, 75c value 50 A Siik Sensation Never such prices, black Silk*. Lyon* finish Taffeta, 75c grads, • for 45 Fine Taffeta, extra wide, 27 Inches wide, 98c quality, for .59 Warranted to wear stamped on every yard of Black Taffeta, $1.00 grade for 68 All-silk satin Duchesae. 47 Black Foulard, extra wide, $1.00 quality, for 1 Btf Black Satin de'Lypn, $1.00 grade. Black Crepe de Chene. extra fine quality, $1.25 grade, for 6U>

In the Peerless Bargain Basement To-Morrow

Extra large Bath Towels .6 200 slightly damaged Spreads, 49c and up. 2-yard wide Table Linen... 29 All Linen Damask .19 Santa Claus Soap, 5 bars 10 Men's ®c Vests and Drawers 19 Men’s 50c heavy fleeced Vests and Drawers 33 26c taffeta Ribbon, plain and fancy .9 Knitting Silk, all colors, spool 3 Needles, ege-eyed, all sizes .1 Safety Pins, good quality.. 1 Ladies’ good muslin Drawers, yoke iband and strings, tuck trimmed, 26c value.. .15

lie for 5c Calico Good Apron Ginghams .3 Remnants Whc Percales, spring styles t 7 Remnants 8c Outing Flannel 4*i , Imitation French Flannels 10 $1.50 Comforts... 98 Boys’ 26c and ttc Flannelette Waists 1214 Ladies’ $6.00 Walking Skirts $2.49 Ladies' $7.00 Jackets. velvet trimmed $3 98 Misses' well made Jackets 98. Children’s 25c Underwear 9 Men’s Neckties, all styles 1214

Ladles’ Empire Gown, heavy muslin, embroidery trimmed yoke, ruffle edge, revers and cuffs, 75o value 43 Four lots Embroidery, worth 12%c up to 50c. We will divide them and sell 19c to 5c yard. Boys’ Reefer Suits, 8 to 14 yean.. .79 Boys’ Knee Pants, 5 to 14 years, ttc value 17 Ladles’ $1.50 ; Wrappers, deep flounce Hi Boys’ long Ulster Ovarcoats, lined throughout, storm colian, $3.00 coats $1.66 Ladles' French Flannel Waists, $1.60 value .• 89

H. P. WASSON & CO. THE BUSY, GROWING STORE. H. P. WASSON & CO.

a culvert at the crossing of one of its streets and an ancient tvater course, *0 as to cause a great pool of water to form above the cul-'ert. It Is liable for the death of a child who is drowned in such rool by reason thereof, without the fault of Itself or Its parents. <2) A parent who does not know of the danger from such water is not guilty of negh-l^-.ce in permitting a child seven yeais old to go upon a public-street without an attendant. (4) A child seven years old' should be Judged as a child and not as an adult, and the fact that he was throwing sticks into the pool of water when he was drowned does not necessarily show him guilty of contributory negligence, so as to overcome an averment that he was free from fault. (4) The Jury may estimate the damages of a father from the death of his child upon proof of Its relationship to him. its age, physical and mental condition and ability and the condition of the father's family with respect to and use for the child, without direct evidence of the money value of the child's services. (5) A verdict for 1699 96 d*mag?Kfor the death of a child seven years thzee months old was not excessive. Evidence — Contract — Married Wo-

FAST TIME TO DETBOIT via The Lake Erie to Western and Wnbnsh Railways. Leaves Indianapolis 11:20 p. m. Arrive trolt 8:19 p. m.

Oh. Such a Headache!

Don't complain ail the year around, but trv nature's greatest licalth-restoreni, the West Baden anti Martinsville waters. Bottled right at the ►prlngs by J. Metzger A Co. Tel. 407. Indianapolis Cresmery for plain and fancy ice creams. Best creamery butter 3c lb. Phones 13M. Eat Mrs. Avoila's famous pancakes; ready in a Jiffy; ro good you always want mors. AntomobtU Steam and Gasoline Fehlele • C. O. Fisher A Co., 112 N. Pennsylvania at.

Feed your horse Jan;s'i ductless oats.

man.

Mary Hamilton

estate of

Hancock. C. C. Re-

3,225.

Stephen Hamilton, versed. Wiley. J.

(1> Where the longhand manuscript of the evidence was embraced In .a bill of exceptions and duly approved and signed by the Judge, after which It was filed in the clerk's office and a vacation entry thereof made. It may be certified upon appeal without copying, so as to constitute a part of the record. (2) Where an aged father lived with -his son s family

Mrs. Winslow's SoothIngjByrup for chlldrwn

Wa, etc. 25c.

teething; cures wind colic.

Carriage Heaters. If you ever use on*, you will never do without one. M. T. Hearsey Vehicle .Co., "On the Circle.”

of Greencastle.

Hadley. J

The Common Council has no authorltv to conclusively determine what constitutes a residence or suburban portion of

l.ln d.fln«J llaUt, ,„d d«tr..lln, ,h. SilSi!ta«S.1d.^Su5

evidence tending to prove a promise of the father to pay for the services rendered by the son’s wife, and that such services were rendered In pursuance of tuch promise. It was error for the court to Instruct the Jury to return a verdict for the estate. |3) Evidence of different members of plaintiff's family that her

she

prohibited territory by that naraeT and in a prosecution for the violation of such an ordinance It must be proved by affirmative evidence, aside from the ordinance Itself, that the part of the town where the alleged illegal sale was made was a residence or suburban portion of

the city.

BilUof Exceptions—Time for Filing-. 18.704. Per?y A. Taylor vs. Jesse Oanaday. Randolph C. C. Affirmed. Had-

ley, J.

Where leave to file a bill of exceptions within ninety days was granted July 20, and the bill was presented, signed and filed October 19 of the same year, the tUtng was not wtthin the time allowed, and the bUi therefore is no part of the

record.

APPELLATE COURT.

DARLING GUM

and armed guards tn county offices at Basks Assumed —Evidence Frankfort, don't let us swell up. Just terrogatories.

remember that our neighbor over the • Jphto river, though she be sleeping at preetat, still has us skinned to death.

BONDS

Of*V*BR.

Knox County, 2nd > Eoott County, Xnd

tekson Counf wfordsvll*

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Oo. Frefarred^Stoek.

•took.

Oo. totoek. to Loan Oo. Stook.

S*ki* 4 : mol toaili

Price and particulars upon application. CAriPBELL, WILD & CO. aos Stevenson Building,

In-

fatfcer-ln-law frequently said that •‘should be well paid for caring for him and waiting on him,” and that the father once took & receipt for what he paid for such services, tended to establish a contract on his part to pay for the same. <4^ A married woman may legally contract* to furnish board, do washing and perform services in nursing hetfe husband’s father, and may recover c^R^ensatlon

for the same.

Survival—Remittitur—Practice. 3.156. The Columbian Relief Fund Association vs. Charles E. Walker. DeKalb

C. C. Affirmed Black. J.

(1) Where a cause of action upon a policy of sick benefit insurance had already accrued and suit had been begun Dereon

Do you eat Mrs. Austin's famous pancakes? #- ! O—— The Modern Photographs, tl and $1 per dozen, left E. Washington et. Phone 721. coal and coke. Capital Lumber Co., 649 Massachusetts are. * Lap Robes and Horse Blankets. H. T. Hearsey Vehicle Co., "On the Circle.” o-— Gentlemen and Lady Chiropodists. Corns removed without pain. Bates House Barber Shop. N. I,(loots et —o Try Moeller's Liver and Kidney Relief Pills; 15 cents per package. At druggists. 1 1 —'O-— ' ■ When the crispy mornings come, you’ll be delighted If you heve Mrs. Austin's femeus pancakes for breakfast. Tour grocer traits to supply you. o Far Robe*. H T. Heersey Vehicle Ce.. “On the Circle.”

Trasses and Deformity Braces. Zimmer, 132 E. Washington *tNo More Gas. Buy your furnaces for coal from Mast A Class, 443 Massachusetts ave.

Sleighs.

H. T. Hearsay Vehicle Co.

fc On th* Circle.” o. e

The Morphine and Allied Habits

yoaitlvely cured. City references If desired.

The Governors Ball..:. It will be a great affair! Have you an Evening Dress Suit for the occasion? The question 1» up to you. We shall be pleased to take your order for the required

Functional c Raiment

Evening Dress for gentlemen is qur specialty; $S and upward for what other merchant tailors must have $40 to $76.

Katin. Tailoring Co.

SHE USED IT BEFORE GLADIATOR CHEMICAL CO.:

T. M. Htnshaw, 12m E. Tenth. Phone 20220. Enclosed find $1.00. Scad me two Nrtflft

of Car bom am. I am from Frankfort, lad., visiting here, and we can not get it Please

■end quick. Oblige,

MRS. KATE CARSON, Looisvilk, Ky.

Bur Diamonds

of a dlroond dealer. J. C. 8IPE. Importer of Diamonds. R joins 2, 2 and 4, 16ft N. Med. at.

Closed Carriages,

broughams, rockaways and depot

.■«-rueu wen uegun i ert >u broughams, rockaways and depot wagons.

3.247. Salem Bedford Stone Company v*.’! at the t! of the death of the insured, i t. Hearsey VehUji* Co., "On the Circle.” harles Hilt. Washington C. C. Af- «uch cau i action survived in favor of — o

“That College avenue wedding is all off.” ”\ou don’t say—and after he had swung on her gate for fourteen years”* “Yea; he wished ^her Joy through another century, and she raid they would cut the wedding out. So sensitive about her age. you know.” + The police might as well quit looking for Crowe. He was eaten by the defeated politicians Just after the last election.

Charles Hilt. Washington C. CL Af- j »uch cau r i firmed. Henley. C- J- representatives <.2> In order O) A complaint which shows that plain- *0 present the question whether a court ff, while working tn defendant's employ, erred In permitting a remittitur to be

working tn defendant's employ,

was injured by reason of defects In the place assigned him to work, and that such defects were not open and obvious, but . could only have been ascertained by special examination and inspection, suffl- ; ctently show* the risk from such defects i was not one assumed by the servant. (f> Where there is evidence before the Jury ; fairly tending to support the plaintiff's cause of action, the court should refuse

entered, an exception should be saved to the action of the court upon the offer to remit, and the ruling of the court thereon assigned as error. Such question can not be presented under an assignment that the court erred In overruling appellant's motion for a new trial. (3) Where the argument and references to the record do not show that eh her the^jrigtnal verdjet

v. or the amount for which judgment eras to Instruct the Jury to return a verdict In £ |V * I V was to ° lar F e - thi! * c<5art can not

w-rf-vs*. 1 .t-vto 0 ^ A A1*. r ("tot ^ — S9L\ 1-.

Syncopated Jubilee Rehearsals. Rehearsal* are being held every day in Tomlinson Hall of the vocal and cakewalking features of “the Syncopated Jubilee and Cakewalk Contest,” which will be given In that place next Tuesday aftersoon and night under the direction of Louis J. Beck.

favor of the defendant- Cl) Under See tion 555. Burns R. S.. 1894. Interrogatories to the jury must be confined to the facts provable under the issues, and questions as to ’ghich paragraph of the complaint the verdict is found under, and aa to what was found to have been the immediate and proximate cause of the accident

should not be submitted.

Pool in Street—Liability, of City. 3,263. City of Elwood vs. Solomon Addison. Madison C. C. Affirmed. Robin-

son, J.

U) Where a city negligently conrtructs

say that the entry of

erroneous.

a remittitur was

A Question Answered. 1 [Chicago News. J

A ship Is probably called she because the rigging costs *0 much and it always

keeps a man on the look-out.

Leave Buffalo 8:00 P. M.: Arrive

New York 7:58 A M. j

via Lehigh Valley railroad—"Exposition

Luxurious sleeping cars.

Express.’

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