Indianapolis News, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 February 1903 — Page 12

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THE INDIAKAPOLia NEWS, THURSDAY. FEBEUART 6, 1903.

eciid OperaL Coats

\y1 Cto'Si-n^ ^ate of Fine •pnALF PRICe AND LESS is the proposi■pw* I tion which we expect to declmr. ie this stock of smart ' A * I - outer-habiliment before Saturday evening. There’ll be no peserre; there’ll be none held back for any cause. We are preparing for the season ahead, and too itt^Bce is considered too great that will clear cases absolutely f*M^ents. II yon need a new wrap, if there is a probability of yoor •eedhill *1^ or if you f^l that your wardrobe would be Ctil^^lied hf Jibe addition of one of the peculiar elegance of these, oppQ^jh^ty is now. Sent On Approval win be made to have you perfectly fitted ^0yy ideased before you purchase.

Coats of plaited ,ar» snd capes arrow bands of r(^ fomer price

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iftUcKct

i ..£9^'

fie Carlo Coat jr irimied ia {roa

c Coats of

wkh capes

_ ^ h coliart of

mid'Saason price

iaht Coat of made with

front and light blue

Ightally

7' '-'V

ined and h^id and appli* 1^ flare collars; each. Coats of front ^Kand

at $S5«00 a velour Coat, in H length, which was $92.60; has double cape and front faced witih apple green velvet, appUqued in cream lace. at #S5.0O a full length Coat, of black Peau de Sote, having a rofind velvet yoke and enriched with black and white silk appliques; reduced from $75.00. AT f»6.00 an $85.00 Coat, of eream broadcloth, 80 inches having yoke and flare rieeyes, finaficd in narrow folds of l^t blue cloth, front trimmed in the same with Cluny lace applique. AT a Peau de Soie Coat, made with deep cape and loose back, front edged m black and white siUc braid; was $65.00. AT a black Zibeline Coat, in ^-Imgtb, front and sleeves faced in cream and trimmed with black silk braid; a $75.00 garment. AT fSfi.OO a $^.00 Zibeline Coat, made witJi a broad cape effect of black velvet. AT fSfi.OO a full length Coat of Peau de Soie. trimmed in folds of self trimming; $55.00 was its price.

AT f4T.50 a 36 inch Cape, in pearl gray, with collar of ermine, trimmed in bands of cloth, with braid, .squirrel lining; this cape was $125.00. AT $4T.50 a M-length Cape, of mode cloth, made with flare collar of finest .silver beaver, front, back and edge finished^ with hand-tinted velvet applique, lined throughout with Siberian squirrel; reduced from $96.00. AT 1^7.50 a full length Evening Wrap, of corn color Peau de Soie, made with loose back and trimmed with white lace, black velvet bands and chiffon; original price $195,00. AT f47.50 a Coat of finest quality white Angora zibeline, trimmed in cream lace, black velvet medallions and Persian embroidery; this wrap was $195.00. at ^47.50 a ^-length Chesterfield 0;»at, of velour, made with deep rolling collar of fine chinchilla; the original price of this garment was $150.00.

continued at the prices advertised—$12.75 for the pick of the finest, $4.95 for what are left of the cheaper ones.

BIG FOUB PUIS TO BBIIITO PinSGUBG

j REASONS WHY SUCH

PURPOSE OF

«th Century Itmitetl bf tween Chicago and New York. On fhe enntrary the wjmpany will Impro* *' the Ft rvk^e, The employna of the .^ncinnatl, Richmond A Munoie have been notlflad that In a few w.ifeka they will receive an in-

crease irs wa#cs. :

Jtimcrt R. Morrow, whi» began hig rall- : road work at Braseil, ha* b«en apMlnted

- —— ; agent of the Chicago & S»atem llHnirfe

and the ’Frlf no line, ai Pt. Worth.

IT SHOULD MAKE! The cYJ^co r^v^d a fr^chtee toy

> the Common Council of the city of New

A MOVE. i Orlean*. and there is no longer any quee-

t tlon of that company having a line from

1 Chicago to New Orleana.

H. M. Bron.^on, A^olstant general pa«sooger ag.'rtt of the Big Four, la attend-

VANDERBILTS "

Ondnnati.

Local Officers Profess Ignorance, but They Say a Cut'.Ofr Would ‘b« a Good Thing.

agent of the road, at Cfncinnai

ssenger

A SUCCESSFUL FAIR.

! Pittsburg is the Mecca for which a numj ber of raiIroa<ls aeem to be making and j the' latest report is that the Big Four will j reach that city In time. Freight for South- ^ western points on the Vanderbilt lines i that originates at Pittsburg has to go to ! Youngstown, O., ovw the Pittsburg & j

! lAke Erie, then to Ashtabula over the; ures of the evening was the music by Lake Shore, and Is delivered to the Big the brigade band. The members of the i Four at Cleveland, and the result is that | German Catholic societies of the city will j there is a great deal of extra mileage for ; be entertained at the fair to-night, and ; the Big Pour. i the following musical program will toe

I According to the report, the purpose of observed

Hibernians Entertained «t Maaonic Hail by Father Mathew Brigade. At the fair and concert being held In Masonic Hall by the Boys* Father Mathew Brigade the seven divisions of the Ancient Cbder of Hibernians were entertained last night. The hall was filled to Its utmost capacity, and the promoters of the fair believe that over $1,000 was cleared. One of the most pleasing feat-

the Vanderbilts is to build a cut-off thirty mUes long from Qalton, O.. to Youngstown, and by that cut-off make direct connection with the Big Four and the Pittsburg & Lake Erie. Local officers of the Big Four say they know nothing of the proposed cut-off and say that If such work is contemplated It would be worked out in New York before anyone In Indianapolis would know about IL Some surv'eys between Gallon and Youngstown have been made, and the Vanderbilt system obtained some right-of-way between Akron and Pittsburg, when It secured the Lake Erie ft Western. The freight offioers of the Big Four at this point say that such a cut-off would be a good thing, but they do not know whether It will be built or not

EXCURSION DATES.

^ooc/s.

J»nDt*|(Ap UbftlWIO JCWKLIMIft. WMktagton Stre^.

^FREIWE COURT ABSTRACTS,

Opinibi^ of February 4—Contributory vN<^{|enci^y<i^iiger’a Outiea. lS,StL. ^nse*c« C^i and Mining Compeoy v«. Roll. . Q. Affirmed, Dowling. J. of compTaint may not be by damorrer, (t) Where a complaint states jdTike cireumstanees relating to a cauae of sottab according to a reasonable intendment tt ta fiot objectionable. (J) The burden la on the appeUsnt when be proM«utee an appeal, because of apeclal findings irrecoooUable with general verdict to show that they are Irreconcllabia. («) It la not contributory nagitgenca for a oa^ In a coal mine to stop on the cage for an tnatant to prevent the aeoape of a loaded MX, wtMB tso timal-for hotettng has given. <51 It ia a fair Inference in the abeence of Mtmkotary evidence to the contrary that when oars an hoisted by an engine, and tfaa engineer is ip tbs engine rown, tr the care when hoisted it w«« by the staxUng of the tnginea by estglseef. Cgfitr»ct«->Mofger—Estoppel. J*' Adame, Henry C. C. (I) of merger has no ^gilication to ouhaagisl^t eontiweta which do not cover all tlw. matter of tha prior ooatraota. fS> ISrtoif^ triuei be pleaded as a defenee to be l^aUabl* and may not be raised on appeal to aecun revereai of verdict. Track Elevation-"—City Charte^—Marb damua—Rolice Power. if.esi. State ex ret; City of Indianasclie ve. IndtamuoUe Ualon RaUway Company. Marion B. C. Affirmed. Jkirdan. J. (D M'hore an alternattva writ of ntandsams recltea a city ordinance cMaiiaanding certain epeolflc action b.v a railroad cooipany wittitn a limited time and oommands Oomptiai^ wttk such ordinance the auMtibn ridsed by g 0^^^

ti Wiurat » «*«» •risrnoon card imr^ishe wo* «1 at 4k« bone of her little la AshU^ «v*nue. T^ plaY was over niece. The girl haA bent told that she ttfid the ^riaegr^hgd „ , should x»t go into, th* rgoa a&d digt^b “Clara, g^yaombtl^Bg for i»s,“ said j her aunt, but tha tMaptatkm was ^

mmrer thereto Is not whether the relator, under the facte plffcded |« fcotitted to aome form of relief, but whether be Ik entitled to the ftoeculc relief prayed for. That le, can the command of the writ b« juatlfied by such facts? (2) The pollw p,.wKr of the State to protect the ID'ee of Its ettisene can not be bargalimd or biri. r -J aw«y nor otherwiM eur* rendered, and mry delegated to a municipal corporation wlthli.- the city limits. (J) Granting a city polico power to regrufate the running of trains and the fixing of railroad grade* to protect the lives of its cltlscas does not confer unlimited power to deal alike with all j croeslnga belonging to a daitgnated company •. and coniine such con-^'finy to a panic ular or • I epeoiftc method of eievat.-i tracks to be con- j j structed at all of such crnr'-dngs regardiess of ; existing conditions peculiar to any of them, i I 14) Sec. t3 of the Indlanspolis city charter! j enumerates requiring fiagmen at crossings and ' ! the construction of xiadBctt. tunnels, «tc., am \ some of the measa oy which the city may In- 1 sure the safety of its citlsens at railroad cross- I Inga, and lU mis.=ioa expressly to confer the 1 extraordinary power requiring the tracks to bj elevated show* that thwe was no legislative *

intent to confer such power.

Passenger Asso. Posts Announcement of Special Round Trips. The Cetvtral Passenger Association has pOBted the following special round trip excursions to Indians cities. The time of naost of the excursions will be thirty days: Bloomington. April $9-2$, Missionary Society of the Chuechee of Christ In Indiana. Braxii, April 15-X7, Missionary Society of the Churchee of Christ in Indiana, Btghth district convention. Degonia May 4-#, Mlsshmary Society of the Churches of Christ In Indiana, Thirteenth district convention. Eaton. April 8-10, Missionary Society of the ChurchM of Christ in Indiana, Sixth district convwtlon. KInora, April :9-May 1, Missionary Society of the Churches of Christ In Indiana, Twelfth district convention. Indianapolis, March 24-27, Thirty-eighth annual convention and reunion; Ancient Accepted Scottish Rite Masons of Indiana; May II-U. May music festival of Indiana Musical Art Association. Lafayette. February 17-18. Retail Qrocens’ As80Ciati(»i of Indiana; March 80-April I, Mlaalonary Society of the churches of Christ In Indiana Third district convention. Logansport, April 1-3, .Hsslonary Society of the Chuiches of Christ in Indiana, Fourth district oonventlran. Madison, April 22-24, Missionary Society of the Churches of Christ of Indiana, Tenth district convention. Markle, April B-i Missionary Society of the Churchee of Christ In Indiana, Fifth district convention. Pari* Crossing, April 27-29, Missionary Society of the Churchee of Christ in Indiana, Eleventh district convention. Rensselaer, March 25-27. Missionary Society of the Churches of Christ in Indiana, Second district convention. Richmond, April 2-4, Northern Indiana T«cher«' Association. Sai«?m, May 6-8, Missionary Society of the Churches of t^hrlst In Indiana, Fourteenth district convention. Sheridan, April 12-U, MlBSlonary Society of the Churchiis of Christ In Indiana, Seventh district convention. VktulE, March 22-26, Missionary Society of the Churches of Christ In Indiana First district convention.

HENRY ELECTED PRESIDENT.

IN THE APPELLATE COURT. Motion to Strike Out—-Criminal Trespai63—^A rreet—I nstruct i o n«. 4,341. Golibart et al. vs. Sullivan. Marion S.

C. Affirmed. Comstock, J,

<1) That «n answer Is "prejudicial" to tme of the party's cauac la not reason to strike cut. Ct) Instructions that steating cherries to the 1 value of 10c <*• more from another’s property would be "criniinai trespase.” and If the person discovered so engaged, should attempt to adCKte from such premises there would bo no rigbt In the owner to petze such trespasser and coRflae him agatziat bl» will la said owner's hoosN. or correct. (8) The court may not charge the Jury as tp mattara of fact, which are within

the provlDco of tho latter.

Plans of the Indianapolis & Cincinnati

Traction Company.

The Indianapolis ft Cincinnati Traction Company has elected Charles L, Henry, president; Bk>hrlam Marsh, of Greenfield, vice-president; W. L. Taylor, secretary and E. M. Johnson, treasurer. Mr. Henrj' will movo to Indianapolis to take charge of the company’s business.

I A rigrht-of-way will be obtained for a ! double track system and all the bridges j will be laid for double track. A high i speed road is contemplated as elghty1 pound rails will be used. Mr. Henry hopes i to have a large force at work early In ■ the spring. A big power station will prob1 ably be erected at Rushvllle, although

Mr. Henry say« the location has not been

; fully determined.

Railroad Changes.

O. "W. Runyan, a passenger conductor on the. Pennsylvania, running into this city, who was recently made assistant ualnmaster of the passenger department of the Union station, at Columbus, O., has been made assistant trainmaster In i chargt: of both freight and passenger traffic. Conductor Henry has been appointed in Mr. Runyan's place. B. Woodward has been made general yardmaster, and W. H- Francesco, general yaxdmaster at Bradford Junction, has be^ transferred to Columbus as assistant yardma&ter. Mr. Runyan’s new position la

one that was made for him.

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one of the who at ih« ;ptano dtnal. do:" m aCNrt g^s. you aome at tkem." t» oaSOf'»»»*’

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db tho pttano ate<d, toudheft •Rd bogan playli^c a sotL «»«et 1^' ai afikdtiiMr a^-ga when ' ah* hahy to atoepw a sBenco tub Utti* ffiroup ot laan ymakera. The thMr ikittM' - doj^dia, hUt II laiiffiliiiiS'aL ftMmr ffithaa tlMW aliiiiaaft' Mlfft th*. Kdy playffr-aiid aiw^^'lh* Whm ahe had llahiktid ftk* ty on tha at«Bt aad aftkL tflMla m trioklad dMm her rhiiik,|l

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wa* taMi Jiur Mttiale tn her ptee*. that I know tt she went to S IliUahita. 1 mmtL Uim

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for her and she finally went tip4q|8 to the bed. &Bte said; *^6U .sse, i told Louise that alMi could not oqine iu har<a bat she aatd tlutt she would ^arhether mamma saift to or aot. and 1 Owe ha here to taka IMS' out** **'Who tt Ldutte?" asked ber aunt. **0 she tt hist a litttt ftlzL“ innocaotly attssp^ the riiSdf haiidM tiptoed out of ■ , J*. Loujtoa?*' akkad ^ at tha aaeliber of tha sMOd at ihf o^^qMtttiintty. “TMiaee.'* aald titt-mother, “that ktUe httya witk rAtldnn who go to ;|l^bbl aiN'ihey am away- ahi teg. raauU tt that aka hffiil^es that sh« hm a ptstymate. with her all itty fong." Sutttay baseball." re-seml-relSgt^ ctusen, “under .,||^asa of Um. 9t<ttoaad law. aaactloa U if ameamsent.** the yotiag fel-

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rittU patrQna\'li!^iatt%' -it"oiij&fe4te' at the •at* that Am

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Railroad Notes. W. H. Colsnmn, giUieraJ froigbt agent of the Vajodalla, came over from 8t. Louia to-day to have a talk with receiver MalotL The Chicago, Milwaukee ft St. Paul has a large force of men at work douldetrackmg the road between St. Paul and La CroasB. The attpotuM^hMit tt mads that tha Lake Shore will hot abandon Itt Twentl-

Dowtti

Down with

It I>owat

et oeai; dowa with

trrants and tiattns. sod down with a ifiam or twain of sut^ sattUtte. good beer as LsottS Bxtrm FaJ». In bottlsa at 3. Metmer A Oa’s.

Phooaa 407.

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Winslow's SocMffiiag oyrim tar <ttUdroB

the child from pain, ab bot

Mrs.

TeeUmqi rellevm the

l>r. W. B. Ciwig, ▼•terJnary gwrgeiwi Dags treated. Woijd’* Stsbla Tel. 1087.

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»aoa-rs a»« Barber Saagltee. J, E. Booma ft CO., w s. cttia Peed yomr hone ttasa's dsaUses oatt.

AttosoSfoA gaaeaffiale a* Vraak B(owa*% • B. Waabttgtoo. ftteat barmte

Doa't tttgat Ideaae. floar. heat at alL At i

AUattt's Tanraks

. ttotwatticjspf -We have addad hot ' til eewsaettea erttt bo attaSad to graUr aod atesiK. m and 4B B. waMdagPB

bet

Our Watefo^ are

PSBhttttid''

- Bvsry toUy timad

leaves

satlsfao^t^, tt a to csdi €*t ws wKsst yow Our mistomdffil a*h our refetwaca*.

Chris. Bendoehr &

t3»e»t

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March, “Johnstown" .TrusLx

, Bilgade Band.

Soprano solo, “Dorothea" De Koven

Hiss Hattie Neighbors.

Polka de Concert Plranl Serenade Preston (a) MLarche Von Ttiaer (b) Polka Quckerl Orchestra of St John'a Academy. Andante and Walts .....Southwell Anvil Polka Parlow

Brigade Band.

Accompanist Misa Bertha Cameron CIGAR IN WASTE BASKET.

Cause of a Fire at Police Station, Which Damaged a Desk. A lighted cigar thrown In a waste basket was responsible for the damage by fire of the desk of the police captains at the police station last night. Sergeant Crane discovered the blase after It had been comraunlcated to the locker and was rapidly getting away with the desk. A few buckets of water did the work. In the desk were $1,6^ In paper bills that had been left there by Captain Kruger, but the money was not damaged. He had left the station an hour before, and as he does not smoke, it is a burning question as to who threw the lighted cigar In the basket. The furniture was damaged ISO.

IMPURE DHINEINO WATER.

The Cause of Typhoid Fever-Deep Water Wells a Sure Preventive. The city chemist has reported that out of twenty-six cases of typhoid fever, seventeen are traced to houses that use city water exclusively, and only Yiine cases where driven wells are in use. No case has been reported where the deep or second water wells are used, the analysis of tne water from these wells shows It to be absolutely pure. Charles Krauss, 31 South Pennsylvania street, makes a specialty of deep driven wells.

Fish, Oysters and Game OYSTEItS- Blue Points. In shell; BalUiZiore Oystf-ra, can and Imlk. PISH <frft«h caught)—Ro« Shad, Buck Shad. Black Bass. Sunfish, Croppies, Cod. Haddock, Salmon, WWte Pish and Halibut. SMOKED FISH—Sturgeon, Finnan, Haddles, White FLsh. GAME—All kind^ that are in season. Delivery Wagon I>aves Store at «):<» a. m. and 3:00 p. m. F. G. KAMPS, Fish and Oyster Co. 40 VIRGINIA AVE. loth PhoBM, 410.... Special for Friday, Roe Shad

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To day f T.OO |4.o<»- About 40 of them

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This advertisemnt calls for Spring OvFrctMits jnst the

notice

.J0 0ur.. I Patrons

A DOWN TOWN AGENCY has been established by us In the new Gent’s Fumlsmng Store of Rawitsch & Co., located tn the Claypool Hotel, and which will be open and ready for business in a few days.

Century Aamdry Co. FBXD. B. COKSTOCK. Mgr. FBONJtt-New, RS* Old, Mala ISM d/6 Cmtury ^uf/dhig.

Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for children. Mother Gray, a nuree In the Children's Hc«ne. New Tork, treatrd* children «uceeeafully with Mother Gray s Sweet Powders for Children. They are harnUeas. pleasant to i take, and never fall. A certain cure for fever- ' ishnesa, constipation, teethlns and stomach dis-1 orders, and remove wornio. At druggists, 26c. accept an; subatltute. Sample sent, FREE. Address Allen S. Olmsted. LaRoy, N. Y. | If you enjoy muffins and wafflea try Mrs. Austin'^s Fancake Flour, and you will be delighted with the reeultt Langenkamp Bros.' Brass Works. Founders and finishers. 138-142 E. Oeoigla Brass, Bronze and Composition Castings. More Boom. Our Increasing business necessitates our bav- ; Ing more ro<Mn. We have leased 203 N. Dela-! ware st., and devote this building entire-1 ly to our steam and bot water department. See ‘ us for prices cn this line of business. \V. H. JOHNSON ft SON, 205 and 205 N. Delaware st.

OurFebruary Clear Away For one week only—nothing reserved •xcffipt tfreM g«rneotg. Unrestricted choice of any Suit or Overcoat, fall or winter ^ _ iwiKiit $25 Suita and Overcoata, for- _ _ merly |80 and |82, now. .$20 |26 Suita and Overcoata, now $15 Trousers reduced proportionately in price.

^ Satisfaction guaranty avtrj garment.

with

Kahn Tailoring Co. Mekerg ef tjie kiad at clethea ••nfleMea wear

FIRST SPECIAL ii

Ladies’ New 8|i

TAIlok-MADE Sffil

N««ir4Mt Stylffiffi In

Blouse

Sultt. gll^wKwl etottt Mofc brown, oaator and black MIk and satia trimmed, oow large puff eleeve. drop or tuOttted ttUn. IttiU value SS.TS

Blouse Suita of all-wxxH weaettan. tt

tdack. blue, caater or btowo. plaited fiane skirt. sleeve.

onea

Nortttk or blouM, lOk

poplum

New Suits. _ and satta lined, trimmed oeatt. yoka trimmed skirta, girdle and pe^un

back, all colors, SttOO

values .........RIO.CH)'

Fur Jackets PrlRitt. ttttlttotttd ttklaws. weiklM liesesal $IO Worth Up To RRO

Suite ef

detbo, ta«. oHtt: ooii*, ttp Ok.

folk^

SELIG’8

Expert Truss Fitting. ZIMMER, 182 E- Washington st. Wood ft MoirUon. Finest carriages in city. Tel. 2932. Try the Old Scotch Kheumatiam Treatment Druggist#. jOc and *1 slxei. Waldorf Steel Ranges, the best mada and handsomest in the market Soid by dealer*. Fast Time to Detroit via Lake Erie ft Western end Wabash Boada Leave Indianapolis 12:20 p. m. Arrive Detroit 8:10 p. m.

PENNSYLVANIA LINES. j Mardi Gras €arnlvala j

Reduced fares to New Orleans, Mobile and ! Pensaceda. Inquire of ticket agents, 48 W. ’ Wasntngton st. or Union station. \

CNiLOREN WITH READICHE

produced by visual defects enn be cured by toe proper application

of glasaes.

CHARLES W. CORNER, REFRAGTIONIST, J3 N. Meridian Street Consultation Invited. No fee charged.

CASTOR IA lot InfuiU aid CliildrtiL Itt KlBd Yog Han Alwifs Boieht Stars thi Siaaatart of

IT IS NOT NECESSARY for us to odvertioe quaWtleff—our reputation for delivering quality goods at quantity jwloea is never questioned.

20c for 1 pound Fancy Breakfast Blend. 15c for 1 pound Best Golden Rio.

T%e for 1 mckage Aunt Jemima Pancake Flour. lie for 1 podttge Orape Nuts. 8e for 1 package Maltena. Sll-Se for 1 package ICothex's, Lineott or Aveoa Cmta.

1^417 M^ia be.

REPUTATION Our bualneii.v was Mtabllahed tn 1887. Sixtesn years at benorable dealixam. has galnsd us a gwd rcr itatlon and built iq;i a large businem. We loan money oa personal property. You can get t80.M fo» any weeks and pay U back at 21.20 per week. Other amounta at same prTportlaa. WDUIH MMTUtt ISM CO. 1»T.) Room 4 Ixmibard Buttdtag. 34H East Wariilagteh Btreat.

■•ite • raeelgttagi tta gpaa kmmOm mm «Hkft liawiiBliaH, ^ ':4MUal«Ktfam. mgapgpwr—tt ftm W0M. aaxja 1

DURING OFFEHUi

we shall devote all our auergy to Use leiffitiitii trYthicles in Older to moke room for UBunully flitatf tf 3pHng Gtodt. Room ia what we wMt liid have rtiftrdltB of furoflts. “A Hint to the Wise, ftc.”

H. T. Hearsey Vehicle Ca

THE

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row ere mat paying for CHROMOS, 8CHBMBS,

His tttlALITT HA

A Mte» ttet gee

VAMA TOBACCO. Eqwal t« I tt ported ctgffin.

r. R. RICE MERCANTILE CIQAR 0%. Manf., St. Loutt Untta Matt,

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THE R LIEBER COMPANY

Pyrography Valentines Here's novelty, end of ft very attractive sort. Pyrography Valentines arc the hit of the iefttoo. A great lint of panels and plaquet just re* ceived. Just the things for Valentines. Prices, 10c, 20c and 86c.

THE H LIEBER COMPANY

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AMUSEMENTS.

PARK

8esele!?flieiB*iil

To-aigb2 »Bd oil waok. Osa mor« KaMuae

ftaterday.

Th* Rural C^msdy Xiratna that took IffW York by ^

onete eMt sfl lemafai tttt atthV far aeMi wiMlegref data attWif far

prioae-ttc. Skr, Stt Bvaryboly gpM tt tfc* Parii. Ibb. k lft tt-i*

ENGLISH’S MR. MAR^ WAiRVmr iB **T9m OfSy W^” rtkma-OfLm, n. tt«. Be. 28c. Seats now rsody.

Caaft VaMitt SifficaiM Saati —d Sea Lisag Wtwawi Aftiimiy JAtttt WUaae OtatfaWySm pttSlMttpa Mat. ttttL'^^aeatt tnx Wfalma, Oe. Xe. me..

STEAMSHIP LiNlS.

Don’t fall to aaft Men'a and Womon'a buying. They are the money In the city.

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