Indianapolis News, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 February 1901 — Page 20

THE IHDIAHAPOLIS HEWS, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1901.

i. j: j/yRES (Si co. /rteftaMaZr ({r-eataj-tDij-frrjbu/ery gfZiry (roocfS.

If you Ha-Ve a Covichor Chair which would look beiUr with a new covering, or if you have space for a Box Couch or Davenport and want just what will Jill that space to your most lasting satis- > faction— XSell \Js ^flbotil It There couldn’t be a better upholstering shop than this. We fmt the best possible on the inside in the best possible manner. What goes on the outside you’re privileged to choose for yourself. That'* all, except that we art not ao bwy aa atrial, and can serf* yoa for a trifie laaa and wach more expedftioaaly than darte* the rath of Springtime. Telephone and we’ll tend a man to make aa estimate. » Ju 15he flame and Fame q/'J* Her Majesty's Corset •pvaaik with each succeeding season. To-day u ranks first aa the const (hat will sot change in shape, will net bend or breah and (feat will oatwear any other ever predated. Probably the £»cat argament for Its real merit lies in the (act that Her Majesty’* CofHto talk readily in Europe, where French corsets may be had for hail what yoa pay here. We show sixteen stylaa at from $2.75 to $S:00.

COW NO, 13 WAS TO BLAME

SHE GAVE THE BXTYEES A VEBY BAD IKPBESSIOH.

Cleared the Bing at the Cattle Sale --Scared Bidders—Good General

Average of Prices.

The forty-stx Aberdeen-Angus cattle that closed the combination aaie at the Union Stock Yards sold for S&499. an average of S138.»l. The average for fiftysix Shorthorns was ti&X. The average for seventy-two Hereford* was 1227.06. The 174 cattle, of the three breeds, offered at the four days' sale, brought 130,342.®, an average, of 3174.3*.. The Shorthorn and Aberdeen-Angas breeders were a little disappointed that their cattle did not reach a higher average, although it was generally conceded that those consigned were not as representative of their clasa as were the Hereford* offered. In other word*, the Hereford breeders sent a greater num-

ber of their best ones.

The sale of the black ones—the Aber-

ani the Legislature will be asked to amend the city charter so as to gt- e the city unquestioned power to enforce the ordinance He says It has been demonstrated that there are smoke consumers that consume and be is confident that ruses to test the validity of the ordinance; now peding before Ptrru't Judge Allen, will be won. J. E. Beil has been his only assistant, and Mr. Kern cays the work has been performed faithfully and well. He reviews the interurban franchise controversy, but does not name a date when the contracts are to be finally executed. Mr. Kerr, suggests that inemters of the police force and street repair department be furnished with blanks on which to report accidents He says it would help ro fight damage suit* to get the names of witnesses when accidents occur. Fiftysoven cases, nearly all damage suits, are pending, he says.

POLICE BILLS.

Three Measures that will lacrease

Efficiency of Departments.

The police are urging the passage I of I three bills, which, they say. will increase the efficiency of the department in this j State. One of them is a bill authorising

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the county commissioners to pay the

deen-Angus—was further handicapped. It e SRa ry expenses of going after fugitives was said, by & peculiar Incident early f rom justice where the Governor has lain the auction. When the cow bearing s , je< j requisitions. There is such a law the alleged unlucky number 13 entered j ln near!y every state In the Union. Unthe arena and saw the crowd, she gave , de j. present law, Superintendent Quig-

: some ominous snorts, lowered her head. ! and circled around in an active and wild

ley says, a robber who escapes and is afterward caught by the authorities of

way. She did in ten seconds what*| anot her State, is often allowed to go free

four auctioneers and their helpers had tried in vain for three days to do—cleared

the ring.

The way the cattlemen rushed for the

for the reason that there are no available funds to pay the expense* of bringing him back to this State. Oftentimes, he says, »he man robbed has to bear the

■eats and got as high up as possible was ■ burden of the expense in returning a , ■srr.v ’Xir ° zl “ | men was asked by a curious spectator : i n al cases. It frequently nappens that (who was safe, ten feet up In the air) j 'police and detectives have to pay t ielr

Spoon Sale Continaes Largs Numbers Sold. 51 cents opwari for a solid sterling ■tfvrr spoon. Odd fork* included In the ule. GREAT BARGAIN*. Jdiu$C.WaH(82oii KinOlAUA'S MBADIMO JKWKLKBS

Diamonds and Fine Jewelry

Ws make a specialty of »h« better claw of Jewelry, diamonds and otbar prsdkus

1 In las manume

i maii

tfw an equal to those W» twlkm^stihe pub and sTth' th a M d eaou » s

and other. ture of Jewel

those of the „

bllo of Indlalapoltsls at the market offers, out stock was selected.

us gems,

welrytour foclli»e laiflhr cities.

I Indians]

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far Hlgfc Orsds Iflsaiteettng sad isbri•attoff Oils, Qaaettas aad Qraseee, bay tb* AmNTsaet braada al The Indiana Oil Tank line Wurlm—mivar Avu. aad Balt R. R. i!H>Pbaaaalla.». INDIANAPOLIS, IND. (AS PeantylvsBts ProSaek.)

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•aaaSPECIAL SAH" eeew L^Uas^Hna Kid GlOTas, small Raduced from $i.so. rjfajumm 1# Beet Wasbtngtoa asrwU

|UIT Jg 50 ,,II!UU " THE GLOBE 9 mt 2 r * iilUm n**

$10, $121

VALUES

Cur. Delaware Street

Boyd Banking Co., Loaata made to hlgh-claas aalarled poraona without oodoraar. &pbclal low rataa. pa A Stave naon Build lug. Nsw Phone aaso.

■Mdietae fbr all -Hus. U*s.Pxjuix, , Ireland.

brown’s rr BaSib

HROUGH THE 7 ICROSCOPf

Horse’s Hoofs in Carpets.

Drivers of horses had considerable dlfI Acuity tills morning, owing to the Icy

sturdy young bull calf, and s j reet » /» one 8e ‘- tlo , n of the city, where n V ,, he 1 the tbe ^ f<ran< * when wanted

a milkman was driving a team of horses They were slipping and suding all over the street, and at last one of them fell. After trying In vain to get the horse up, he gathered all the ashes in the neighborhood and sprinkled them under the horse This was successful. But after going about twenty,feet the animal was down again. Having exhausted all the ashes In the vicinity, he was in despair, until at last he hit upon the plan of putting carpet on their hoofs. This filled the bill and they went down the street in

safety.

Of all the mighty Nation, In the east or In the. west Oh, our iov«iy Carrie Nation ta the eweeteet and the beet. She', a boon to all creation, dml her banner U unfurled Aa she made her proclamation to the people of the world. ■he sends ai^ Invitation to the keeper, of tb. Joints— Want, to meet them at the station where ■he'll epar them all for potnta. •he roar* a loud oration ae she fills the street with bra * l* While her mlatlva. D— Nation, seeks hts bole and In It craw la She sins', with greet elation a, she chargee on each bar. And eausee consternation aa her hatchet gleam. In war. ■he get, a great ovation as she smashes Joints galore. While the Kansas population soak the cycloneoellar door. —Bongs of Bleeding Kansas. + L

"HI. tha boss says you can't smoke In bare.” "Wall, you go back and tell the boss he's untruthful." + "This woman’s club cultura ts a good thing for women. I suppose,” said Irving Tonne, the philosopher, "but sometimes It’s pretty hard on the old man and the children.” + "We always boll the drinking water at our house before we use It," said the girl wb© lives up-M»wn. "8a do wa.” said fhe girl who lives In a down-town flat < "Wa also hava to skim tha coal soot Off It before we can boll U." + It la tha righteous cttlsen who cleans tha snow and lea off his sidewalk. He doesn’t like to be caught In slippery placea +

Theah’a yoah washin’ an’ It's a dollah sixty.” "Isn't that rather high?" "HtghJ Does you think I gets a subsidy?"

Yoa iro «lway* welcome to call and •on oar boauttfat collection of DIAMOND* nod PRECIOUS STONES

CARL 1— ROST, meSchant IS NORTH ILLINOIS ST. The Bates HoMt is lest serost the •&*#«.

W, Scott floore & Son Architects and Structural Engiauars INDIANAPOLIS, IND. St CaaUBsrctal Ctab Bldg. TeJapiaaas 1B7S

BONOS 10,000 Sacs Ckm&tjr, Ind isa Wiaaitoa aa. of lad — os IB. B. Common Stock. spoils Mr* Xnsnraaea Co. a took. sVltl* Onaxanty B Loan Co. a took. Price and parttcnlan upon application.

CAflPBELL, WILD & CO. aos Stevenson Building.

A HIGH DEATH RATE. State Report for January — Prevalence of Grip was Alarming. The following bulletin has been, issued by tha secretary of the State Board of Health, giving vital statistics for the State during January: « “Reports to the State Board of Health show the number of deaths during January to be 3.460. an annual rate of 16.2. the highest rata known since the board commenced receiving accurate sta($*tiea. This is SW more than occurred In January of 2306, and 330 more than died In December, the month preceding. The prevalence of infiuensa tgrip» was alarming Tbe increase of this disease in January over December i was 30 per cent. Bronchitis was also more prevalent; also pneumonia, pleuritia whooping cough, measles and puerperal fever. The deaths from tuberculosis Increased 23 per cent, over December. "The diseases which decreased in area of prevalence were rheumatism, typhoid fevfir. diarrhea. Intermittent fever, erysipelas. inflammation of bowels and <tveentery. There were two smallpox death* during thf month, both In Alien county." Says He was Beaten and Bobbed. Oscar Atkinson, who says he^Uvee In Joplin, Mo., complained to the police last night that he had been assaulted during >n In front of the county powPearl street, and robbed of Joseph Griffin, of 219 'East Washstreet. He said Griffin beat him a pair of knucks. Detectives Lsrr and Dugan found Grllfin, and he that he won 320 from Atkinson, shaking dice In a Delaware-street saloon. He denied that he assaulted Atkinson. Both men were locked up on the charge of gambling.

where the danger was.

"She might crush a feller agin the

wall,” was the- answer.

There was a great uproar, mostly laughing, and this did not help the cow. Tbe auctioneers and breeders Insisted that there was nothing wrong with the cow or her breed, and that her conduct In the ring was no reflection on her disposition. She was coupled by a rope

halter to

the two, with the

halter and who was game, were the only occupants of the'sawdust ring until she was so.d to a Kentucky buyer for $125. She left the arena In the same pyrotechnic way she entered it. causing a score of stockmen who were behind the tiers of seats' to. crawl under them. While the Incident seemed to be enjoyed by everybody, the cow included, it had a bad effect, it was contended, on certain prospective buyers, who were afraid to launch into the breeding of aristocratic beef cattle, and who had chosen the comely black ones as their favorites. David Wallace, manager of the sale, said that the next time an excitable cow Is entered in the auction, «he will get the number that Is last on the list. The highest prices of the closing day

were:

King Forbes, William A Pharos, owner, sold to L. D. Myers. Flora, 3200. Cloverdale Leah, cow, Henderson A Sons; sold to C. E. Swain & Son, Pen-

dleton, 3200.

Rubicon Tom, S. Melvin. Greenfield, III ; sold to Mrs. Jennie M.. Conrad, Lake

Village, Ind., SUW.

Rose *ith of Allendale. Anderson & Findlay, Lake Forest, III.; sold to Will-

iam Avery, Waldron, $iMl.

Mignonette 2d B. 8. Melvin; sold to Robert Davis, Mahomet. 111., 3190. Kinsman, bull, S. Melvin; sold to J. O.

Mendenhall, Newcastle, *175.

Flora M, S. Melvin, sold to John Gelser.

Charleston, 111., 3100.

Mignonne 6th, 8. Melvin; sold to C. E.

Swain A Son, lift).

Beatrice 8th of Allendale. Anderson A Findlay; sold to A. F. Brown, Indianapolis. 3lbJ. ■© The entrance of a woman in the bidding for Rubicon Tom caused a mild sensation, and was & feature of the sale. Several men had a tilt at bidding against her but she raised them U> every time, amlfWon out amid great applause. The summary of the Aberdeen-Angus sales; William Avery. "Waldron, $180. $280; J. W Reed, ZlonsvUlo, *U0, $40; Thomas Fletcher, Indianapolis, 3275, $235, $145; J. 0. Mendenhall, Newcastle, 1176, $150; J. E. Downey, Rushville, $96. $h5; N. W. Cochran. Waterford, Ky„ *125, $120,4110, $90; A. F. Brown, Indianapolis, $165. ?125. $125. flOO; John Gelser. Charleston. III., $1«>, $120; Robert Davis, Mahomet. 111., ft9*, $125; C. A Stafford, Newcastle, $120, $105; L. D. Myers. Flora, $300, $100; C. E Swain & Son. Pendleton, $2uu. $160, $150, $126; Andrew Melton, Wirt, $100; D. W. Zee., Falrbury, 111., $120; O. B. White. Mooreland, $95; W. R. Pleak, Adams, S20e. George W, Markley, Crawfordsvllle, $2lo, George Kerr, Dora, $90: Mrs. Conrad, lake Village, $180; E. W. Shirley, Danville, $115; J. B. Coulter. Miami, $70; J. P. Hine, Shlnrock. $90; E. B. Wingate, Shelby ville,$160; Lewis Kerr, Newtown, $150; J. E; Humston, Danville, $100; J. K. Milllken, Madison, $96, J. M. McCarty, Spring-

hurst, $140.

Summary of Shorthorn sales; J. 'O. Stout, Hollandsburg. $400, $135; A.w J. Banks. Greenfield, $1(6, $135; VV. p. Hollingsworth. Shadeland, $100, $235; J. T. Chambers & Son, Pendleton, $200, $166, $160. John Blade. Roachdale. $225, $120, G. T. Higginaon, Unlontown, Ky.. $146, $66; Quick & Son, Brooklyn, .$206, $140. 5125; M. 8. Davidson. Lafayette, $140, $KW; Jesse Devinney, Arcadia, $110, $75. $75, $50; J. D. Williams, Vincennes. $1S0. $66. $60, $56; Green Brotk, Indlanota, 111., $300, $110; L. 1. Dunn, Kokomo. $155, *100; J. F. Whittaker, Martinsville, $160. $145; W E. Turner, Lebanon, $175; Kinsey & Thorne, Koblesvllle. $120; J. CVLowes, Arcadia, $100; Benjamin Carpenter, Malott. $155: Fay Hall, Thorntown, $125; M. B. Dawson. Broad Ripple. $85; t V. Riggins. Lebanon. $146; KgJin & 8on, Indianapolis, $69; Stevens & Rico, Idiewild, Ky.. $15"; John H. Henn, Redmon. 111., $65; J. W. Smalley, Higdon, $210; J. L. W'beeler, Mooresville, »d»; George W. Swisher. New Ross. $70; R. L. Miller, Medora, $80; Charles Jordan. North Manchester, 160; G. A. Enoch, iCrawfordsville. $165; Robinson Bros. t Wheatland, $150; Oscar Hadley, Plainfield, *250; J. R. Miller. Rockville, $106; L, D. Jackson, MUlersville, O.. $165; H. Turpiru Claremont, $140; A. C. Wood A Son, Pendleton. *230; J. L. Morgan. Marco, $M; C. W\ Tuesday. Greenfield. *126. Summary of Hereford sales:: A. A. Womack. Indianapolis, $455, $400. *40), *230. *159; Womack, Fowler & Godman, *800; S. H. Godman, Wabash. *3su. 1275, *109; I. H. Fowler. Spencer. $125; B. B. Martindale. Indianapolis. $390, *300, *255. *240. *235, *135; William Hauelsen. Indianapolis. *375, *290, *200. *130. *125: Allen Brown. Indianapolis, *S*0. *170, *140; W. E. Decker & Son. Anderson. *150, r.'S; I^wls Bros., Geneseo. III.. *315, *2.5, Hid. $130; P. F. Woodruff, Edinburg. *4w, *175; H F. Renshaw. Carml. HI.. *2i6. 12'A). J14o, $109, *80; George W. Kerr, Wingate, *.o9, , *1X5; G. T. Hlgginson. Unlontown. Ky., j *100, M0; George W. Kerr, Wingate, *>50, i *159; Frank Nave. Attica, $275, $110; William Leer, Pt. Isabel. $196. $100; E. R Goldstein. Shelbrville. III.. *215. *796;; GUtner Bros.. Eminence. la . *159, *.45; i H. I. Orme. Glen Valley, *115; Dan Regi let, Elwood, *145; W. N. Kerby. Kokomo, ! $360: Carter Bros., Danville, $140; C. A j Jamison, Peoria, Ul„ *300; Clem Graves, i Brooklyn, *150: J. F. Duckworth. l*nra1 g»tg *180; H. C, Fundeburg. New Carlisle, O.. $130. John L. Wheeler. She by-

own expenses while appearing as wit-

nes.-es in other cities.

The third bill provides for a sentence of from two to fourteen years for any om found with burglar tools in his posses-

sion.

Fame of Our City Charter, Mayor Taggart has received a letter from J. G. Pratt, of Honolulu, asking for a copy of the Indianapolis city charter. In order to adopt as much of it as is suitable for a charter now being prepared for the Hawaiian city. Mr. Pratt is a member of the charter commission, and writes that he was advised by Mayor Johnson, of Denver, an authority on municipal government, to construct the new charter on the model of that of Indianapolis.

lor s v*r»y s rowuern iwr v-nuuivii. by Mother Gra» In Children's Home, fork. Breaks up Colds in 34 hours, cure shoes*, Headache, Stomach Troubles, ig Disorders, regulate the Bowels, and >• Worms Mrs. Emily Maronn. Meriden

Many School Children are Sickly. Mother’s Gray s Sweet Powder* for Children. used by " OSjg ~ New Y< Fcverlel Teethlni Destroy Conn., says: It is the best medicine In the world for children when feverish and complaining." At all druggists or by mall, 25c. Sample sent FREE. Address Allen S. Olmsted. LeRoy. N. Y. The Hoosler Whole Wheat Pancake Flour Is the only unmlxed pancake flour on the market. Contains 75 per cent, more nourishment than white flour. Ask your grocer for It.

Seasonable Clothes. Reasonable Prices at Lai ley Bros., tailors, English Hotel Block.

Nickeling all kinds. American Nickel Plating Work*. *25 B. Bt Clair. Phones 197*. © It Is Food and Drink Combined: builds up your system. Try it. Madison Brewing Ox’s Original XXX Ale and Porter. Sold by the C. Hablch Co., Indianapolis. Telephone 1*64.

Ned White Bourbon, Parker Rye. Ebtclualvely at Weis*. 13 S. Meridian sL

Trasses and Deformity Braces. Zimmer. 132 a Washington sL Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup is an unexcelled medicine for children while teething. 25c Feed your horse Janes's dustless oats. Comlngor A Bat ta. Accountants. and Auditors. 415 N. New Jersey. Tel. 193.

The Modern Photographs, *l^and *2 per doien. IS’y E. Washington sL Sleighs, Carriage Heaters, laprobea and horse blankets. Hearsay Vahids Co., "On the Orels'* o Teeth Filled Without Pstn by the Hale method, which is guaranteed to be perfectly harmless and efficient In every Instance C C. EVERTS. M. D. Dentist, 10 N. Pennsylvania st

Bargain* in Wigs. Toupees, Masks and masouerade suits at 9 N. Meridian. R'm L Dr. Roberts. Veterinary Surgeon, removed to Meridian stables. Tel. 150$. "The Keene" 1* a high grade, Sc cigar, and will be found on sale at first-class drug 'stores C- W. KB I EL. distributer.

I., D. M W. Bleeping aad Chair Can between Indianapolis and Quincy, I1L o Cold Weather and closed carriages go well together. Our line of depot wagons. rockaways and broughams never was equaled in this State. Hearsey Vehicle CO.. "On the Clrde.” Bay Diamonds of a diamond dealer. J. C. BfPE. Importer of Diamonds, Rooms 2, 3 and 4, 18)* N. Med. st. Indianapolis Barber Supply Co. 494 Law Bull ling, razor and shear grinding. Phone 7ZL coal and coke. Capital Lumber Co , MS Massachusetts ave.

Try Mueller'* Liver and Kidney Relief PtUs; 25 cents per package. At druggists. ■ t> Dr. W. B. Craig, Veterinary Surgeon. Doge treated. Office. Wood'm Stable. Tel. 1097.

*9 The Morphine and Allied Habits P»,:ttve!r cured. City references 4f desired. Dr. T. M. Him* haw, 120* E. Tenth. Phone ajSSS. MARDI GRAS FESTIVITIES, Low Fare via Pemosyivania Line*

$2 Funeral Carriages. Crown Hill, Ml. Jackson, south yard, every day and Sunday. Best service; plenty of It. .BIRD TRANSFER COMPANT. Tel. 634told aad new).

to New Orleans. Mobile and Pensacola tickets sold February 12 to 17, Inclusive; on# far*

utsse, vt., ♦!*», uuuu »*ucr»ei. cue u.. - for round trip. Return limit March 7. For ville. IliO; X Daugherty. Lagro, *45 ■; W. psrtlculare call on ticket agents or addrees

R. Hyatt, Galveston. *100; J M. Hartley, W. W. Richardson, D. P. A., Indianapolis. Miracle, *115; C E Ford Mua-r. . 1,9: 4—o R L Miller. MMora, *S0; H. E. Watson. 1 8ATTRDAT-MONDAT EXCURSION. Edinburg. *309; J B. Sedgwick. Indiana- i polls $176: C. E Arnsden & Sen. Shelby- Pennsylvania Line*, ville, *415; W. L Thomas & Sons. Gaives- S8.7JV—Chicago and Return Ua.TS

ton. IStfO; T. J. Boven. Owens ville. lad., I Tickets sold for all regular trains of Saturej'5. day. February Mth; good returning not later

R E. Edmonson and J. W. Judy, chief ^ *. leaving Chicago. Monday,

auctioneers of the sale, were well soils- **_iT: '

S. ,1 with tt. prte« lor J.I kl^J. TV. I SSSi’S*5SS!a5!i»^l

were unusually high, they say. The tale tickets.

demorstrated that Indianapolis ougnt to 0 bt* the meeting place of all Indiana FAST TIME TO DETROIT

breeders who have cattle to sell or ex- ; via

charge, and that this city ought -ot to The Lake Erie * Western and Wabash

be excelled as a market, because Indiana j Railways.

has more high-bred cattle of some breeis Leave* Indianapolis 12:JO p. m. Arrive De-

thau any State in the Union. troit 3:io o, m.

Rent your oostumee for Mwnnerchor mask '

ban fr.3m Kluklin. f N. Meridian st.

This Way Lies Safety.

Among intelligent and careful mea R Is more and more becoming the custom of having the fluids of the body regularly examined microscopically, some every six months—others more frequently. Is so other way can so certain a knowledge of the health of the body he ascertained. The kidneys having few nerves of sensation frequently do not pain ooe and it is only by an analysis or by carefully observing symptoms that one may know ot the breaking down of these great organs and ■ serious condition of health. The many recent and sadden deaths from so-called heart-failure and apoplexy—but in truth from Bright’s Disease of the Kidneys, should make every careful man and woman pause and endeavor to ascertain their exact physical condition. The registered physicians of Warner’s Safe Cure Co., Rochester, N. ¥., make every month hundreds of microscopical analy ses, hence they necessarily have a remarkable experience in this particular field of knowledge. Fail particulars how to proceed, together with much valuable information will be sent free on application. if you are suffering from any of the common symptoms of Kidney disease, each as fickle appetite, headache, chills, flatulence, pallor, too much or too scanty fluids, deposits In same sn standing, nerv ousness, depression, etc., resort at ence to that standard vegetable cure for all forms of kidney trouble, — Warner’s 5ale Cure, —s remedy with an honorable record of more than twenty-one years. In all parts of the civilized world and which will do exactly what Is claimed for It.

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FREE SAilPLE. Bond postal for free sample Warxxr’s Sate Li rs to WARNER'S SArgCTTUtCo. Roe heeter, N. Y. Mention tins paper

laryland [fllUb Pure Rye Whiskey

It tastes old because it is

CAHN, BELT ft CO., Baltimore, Md.

INDIANAPOLIS DRUG C0. f Sole DisMbaton

Indianapolis, Ind.

Ask for

MARYLAND CLVB

And set that you get 0.

$2500= CASH PRIZE To tbe person making tbe largest number of words out of tbe letters in tbe name of onr large corporation (which name will be sent with tbe conditions of contest to thorn sending their name and address) ws will paj A Cash Income of $250 Per Year FOR TEN YEARS In addition to this grand prize, opportunities for securing smaller prize of $700, $500 and $300 will be given to those who are not successful la securing the main prize. This offer is made by trustworthy mnd responsible business men who guarantee an impartial contest subject to no unreasonable or impossible conditions. Every c ne entering this contest will have a fair chance to win sn assured income. At c ose of contest successtul contestants will be notified. To every applicant we will send specially illustrated printed description regarding this company, the men who compose it and its object in making this unusual and generous offer. For full information send your name anu address st once with 10 cents in stamps or silver (to defray cost of reply, printed matter, etc.) to W. H. UNDERWOOD, - 140 Durborn Strut, Chicago Inquiry as to our standing may bemad* of any commercial agency.

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Order now Ledgers. Etc., for 1901. Printing and Binding In all branches. Catalogues. Price Lists, Tariffs. Only Lanston Type Casting Machines in the State.

Journal Printing Co. TNi MtRCAUVILE CUIDS AMO BUSSAU CO. RSOeRIKTORS

WE ARE CL0SING PIT— Tli« Following Makes of Wheels

BINDING STATIONERY B. W. LOWRY, Mgr. K. H. LOWRY, Agt. Long Distance Phones 400. w.Maryland st. IndisnspoliSi Ind.

My poor heart is broke into, Therefore, straight I send it. To the gentle maid who Can most neatly mend it

fCH will be the expressions soon from your sweetheart on St. Valentine’s Day.

Now if you are wise and wish to please bun, return tbe favor by sending him s box of . . .

WUeiaht

5'Ccnt Cigars

mur up in bores, 25, 50 and iMi 100. Made of pure tobacco, mild and sweet, and will surely please the most fastidious person.

Patton Bros. Dlstributtrs, . .. a ^ , . . rv .. ' C 104 South meridian Street

Old Phone 26210,

Nsv Phone 2287.

January Reduction

Sale

ottering

Baldwin Pianos, Ellington Planoa, Howard Planoa, Hamilton Planoa

and Volley Oom Pianos At Reduced Prices REDUOTIOH OH EVERT IHSThUMEHT. IT WILL RAY TOO TO GET OUR P/HOEM. WE ALSO HAVE MEOOHO-HAMO PIAHOS AT BAROAIR PRIDES. OASH OR PAYMKHTB. . . .

H. BALDWIN & CO.

idB-ies H. Pane. Street.

CORvfl.ftHT

Be On Your Ouard against poor cigars. There are altogether too many imitations floating about to take any chances. YouTl always And an old hand calling for

....INDIANAPOLIS.... Automobile and Bicycle Co. Successor, to C. O. FISHER ft CO. 112 N. Peomylvenla 3L AUTOMOBILES Indiana Agents for the Celebrated “Mobile.”

ORGANS *20.00 to $40.00

Estey, Kimball, Sboolnger, Chase and other wellknown makes. All In good condition, but little used. S^nd for list and further particulars. STARR PIANO CO.. D*p’t A, Indiana poll,, ind.

DAYTONS, $60.00, to do «- $40.00 WOLFF-AMERICAN, $60.00, $40.00 PIERCE, $60.00 Track $40.00 WOLFF-AMERICAN. $40.00, to close .$30.00 TUXEDO, $35.00, to clo “ $25.00 We have several makes of wheels from $5.00 to $20.00. B Now is the time to buy a good wheel cheap. EXPERT REPAIRING.

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Isn't hi* experience a good guide for you? Sandow Cigars tickle all palates, satisfy all smokers.

Phones 1718.

5 Cents Straight

LOUIS Q. DESCHLER, Distributer

“Lika Cascarets,” We Work While You Sleep.

JOHN RAUCH.

Tho Progressiva Cigar Mitf.

lOc A COPY BATSON & CO.,

Gar shelves and counters overrun. Will place 3.000 copies regular 50c music on sale at 10c a copv. CARLIN & LENNOX 5 t* 9 E. Yarket St., IndiaaapoIt,, lad.

City Attorney’s Report.

City Attorney Kern’s report to the - ■ —— mryor says his department disposed of j ___ __ forty-five cases and saved $474 of its ap- j P3 I /V pre-u-is tlon during last year. . V a moh I E M I uoh He expects an tarly decision in th,’case _ , “ brought by Ann e. wood to tert the For Infants and Children,

right of the Consumers’ Gas Company to f

arbitrarily refuse to furnish gas. He is assisting in the prosecution. The case is

now in Supreme Court.

He says an appeal will be taken from Judge Carter’s elevated tracks decision.

file Kind You Hate Always Bought

Bears the Signature of

Abbey’s Salt Cures Headache All Druggists. Ail Prices.

...AGtWTS... 136 EAST NEW YORK STREET.

Mirrors

The Only Place in the City where you can get strictly domestic finish on SHIRTI, COLLARS end J CLFF5, is*st the EXCELSIOR LAUNDRY. We have t Special Depsrt- ; meat for laundering DRESS SHIRTS by bend. We call for and deliver linen. Phone. 349. EXCELSIOR LAUNDRY.

THE H. LIEBER COMPANY 24 W. Washington St. January Clearance Stale of nr—e m a / » ■ m m ST" ** ....IN E W H O M E end ail make, of Second-Hand Sewtsg Medline,. Big Bargain,. 126 VIRGINIA 4VE.

THE SMOKERS PREFER

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BECAUSE THE JOBBERS* jpROFIT IS ADDED TO THE QUALITY F. R. RICE M. C. CO.. MANUFACTURERS. ST. LOUIS. MO. UNION MAPI

your WAfiT Will Ve 'Read in THE JtEWS WAf/U COL VMJtX.

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