Indianapolis Sentinel, Volume 34, Number 116, Indianapolis, Marion County, 26 April 1885 — Page 8

.THE INDIANAPOLIS DAILY SENTINEL SUNDAY MORNING APRIL 26 1685'-S1XTKEN PAGES

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W STORE

NED FOLL LINES -OF PARASOLS AND FANS. Prices Always ia Plain Fipres. li"i'ISMETT& Ed JOS. A. MOORE, CI n. Ziertet Ot., Indianapolis, Ind Intam allowed on deposits. In suma of 85 and reward. LIcney to Lcsn on ImproYed" Cltj and Farm rrTcrty In Indiana and Ohio. City, County and Town Bo a da, and Purchased c-ney Kctcs, bought and sold. l'o lcma cade except men as are ieenred by rr$ rscrt "3 on real estate, with a larze margin ll tocuriiT. cr bT collateral! fiavlne a market " r-3 rschiaga lor sal on all parti ol the 7i table, Hole, Pimple. Ulackheadt, L :ttlog, and Superflnoas Hair Removed. Complex Ions Beautified. The Hair and Brows Colored rnd Eestorcd. Flesh Increased or Reduced. 3 era Development a Specialty. Kvery Toilet 1 1 & T a J J I a a i r e. (sent sealed In plain envelope). Hme, E. TEL ARO, 5013 I.xintou Ave., N. Y. City. Ttov; Gloves, ijqiv Hosiery, flow Underwear, DIL DM!, LISLE, AND ILK. First-class Goods and Lower Trices than eer, -ATUILLIAH. K MERLE'S, !o. 4 IV. Washington St. Established In ISCi w-- i " 1 - SUNDAY, APRIL J. CmCZi 71 end 73 TFst Market Street. dtt . A At M uiiui uvi'u vauuo. Cxsitfsi 0J5fe...164 Editorial R)in 291 OLD PAPERS. Coed conditioned old papers for tu'e at this cfilce at only 40 cents per hundred. CITY IX BRIEF. There will be a Gospel temperance matins in Ililitary Park thia afternoon at 3:00 o'clcci. A crrzy man, named Simpson, who rertntly escaped from the Asjlum, waa captured list night. An exhibit. on drill will be given by the Richardson Zouaves at ti'Jr armory on Tuesday evening. Fifty young ladies aod nine boys contitnte the class that will graduate from the High Echccl this year. The friends of reter Carson, of McOary tri et, trant him to make the race for Alderman of the Fifth District. A large number of hoys and girls, fortythree in all. will receive their iir3t communion at CfyZItrj's Church to-day. The girls at the Telephone Exchange are ceir plain iDg of headache in consequenca of fcariDj; to wear the new devica called "head telephones." 7iUiam Pottage, accused of the theft of &0fro&i& 8. Rhodes, a West Washington atrext hardware merchant, was arrested last night by Policeman Bruce. A paciase of books has been sent by Mr. ITccdy is be distributed among the yonng men Tjhcra names were taken at the inquiry nesting at Roberts Park Church. Tho following sums were pid yesterday cn recount of construction of te new Intens Hospitals: Evansvtlle. 12 361.13: LoCanrpcrt, ?l,432 2G; Richmond, $:;.l22.:Ji iC I Bryant, Sanbnry, O., has removed to thia Vty, having purchased the grocery of D. A. Leion, corner of Washington and Hirrirsippl street?, wnich he expects to operate hereafter. Tha Winchester Publishing Company bas Jtl articles of incorporation In the Sacra Ury cf State's cfiice, and will publish th Winchester Democrat The editors are J. J. Ccrrell and C. C. HiatL Tha creciraens telonging to Professor CMlett hsve been removed from the State Geological Department, and Mr. Thompson will a:i charts to-morrow. S. E. Lee, of Cra-for-ville, will be the assistant. A llmccck County farmer applied at the Albmmfer bcarding-houe uight befjre Ist for Io?girr. and was mistaken for a barjzbr end arrested, ue was s.ck, ana estao i.fhd tha fact that he was not a burglar. Jfccob Ccctt, a pione-ref the county, living to nilta vtzt of Broad Ripple, died on Fric;:y Cid waburied yesterday. Ha was seventy-nine years of agt, and died upon the C:th nhich he entered more than tifty years ' - :?r. C B. Cooper, peeral nt for Henv Cclored JJinstrH, reached Indian:!3 :r:rrday. ilr. Cooper r?s that thi " ) (13 CntJt on earth,' aR'l than Indiana:::iz3 tava a rare -treat in s.ore for ths tlerldlan Council. '.ZZ72 cf the Merld.'an Councilor the ::1 Union of iiansfleld, O., were ! r:I"'7 Tening as follows: ExVrniiia F.Keay; Preiident. W. r; V:: rrcsident, W. V. Wheeler C: :) t7. C:!rr; ßicretary : -IilC-"-., V7.II :!:-r: . - v. , - - - r r i 1 f

THE FREE KINDEKGARTENS.

An Interesting ReileiT of the Work of the Schools By Mrs. Arabella C. Peelle, President of the Free Kindergarten Society. At the last meeting of the Free Kindergarten Scciety Mrs. Arabella C. Peelle, President, read the following interesting report of the irerkef the society from the time of its foundation to date. The charity is one that commends iUelf in etrocgest terms to the benevolent people of Indianapolis, to whoa the reading of the report will be of much interest, MRS. rEELJ.E'S KFI0f:r. It ia well sometimes to look back; not that looking back which proved so disastrous to one of our lex In olden time, nor yet mat ol which our tavionr troke when he aM, "No man, havin? put his hand to the plow and lookine back la fit lor the kingdom of God;" for I am confl lent that nevor for a rrotaent. even at these times when anxiety for the future bas prefsed most heavily upon u. has there been one of our number who would, if be could, bave undone the past and walked free frem the responsibility of this gTeat charity: bat let us now, at the cio?eof this, our first year, pauso to loo back over the LeM. reviewing briefly us work, and then, strengthened by the lessons of faith, patience, courage and hope it has taught us, turn resolutely and con&dently to the work before up. On the third Wednesday In April, 1S8I, we adopted a constitution and a name, committing ourselves fully to the free kindergarten work, and elected oncers lor the year. Our treasury was empty, but at the solicitation of our ladies, Kev. Dr. AJabaster kiudiy consented to deliver a course of three lectures for our benefit. These art lectures, from which the handsome of $100 was realized, will be 1od remembered as a means by which all were enab id to aa-ist a deserving chari ,r, and at the lane tirxe eenre to themselves jreemot-t instructive and enjoyable evenings. Jn the 23th of June articles of incorporation were filed in the ilicc of the Recorder ol Marion County, and bylaws adopted, and a few days later the contract with Mrs. E. A. Biaier. as buperlntendeut of K'nderrarten and Teacher of 1 ralnin? School, wasfealed. The training school for pupil teachers opened August 15, and in just two weeks from that date our first kindergarten was openel at the corner of West Market and Blackford streets. We had furniture for this school belonging to ui as tbe ChLdrens Aid society, but for ihe sscoad kicdergortec, opened ricpecmber 15, on Yandei imet, Jhere was some t hint; to buy. The Yonng People's Christian Temperance Union had previously supported a Email tcliool at tuis loint, which they (considering it bebt that all the free kindergartens in the city should be under one management) tcrne.i over to us, we purchasing their lurniture and supplies and adding thereto new furniture and material from time to time, as the increased numbers in attendance required. Uur Superintendent had space asL$nea her in the womn'sdetartment of the titate Fair, with a view to Introducing the system of kindergarten instruction more generally tbrougbout the iState, and had a class of children there from the Wet Market Stieet school during a portion of the days. This interruption, and the labor it entailed delayed the openiög of the colored school, on West Vermont street, until the 13th of October, but from tbat date to the present tine the three schools bave been in constant session, with the exception of two weeks during the holicUy, and even tten our Superintendent, teachers anl janitre s.68 were on duly one or more dayj at eacM school, preparing for and attending to the Christmas festivities. We experienced some dlfllcnlty In securing suitable rooms for our school. the houses and icoEcs are all stcall at the ro:: ts most favorable lor our work, and tue churcaes v pre reluctant to admit us. We succeeded, ho we vor, in overcoming all ditlicuUits and securing t.e rooms noueht In church and chapel, althou-a our teachers labar under the disadvantage of having to take doivn and put away all pictures, materials and illustrations dally, and the work of the jani tresses Is mere than doubled In having to move and romove. arrange and rearrange seats and furniture fcr til regular and special services held iu the churches. If we coula only have an endowment fuflicient to erect or purchase snail frame buildlegs of but one story, at the po;nt? where the greatest number of needy and neglected children could be reached, it would not only lighten the labcrsof teachers and ;anitresses and relieve us from the monthly rent bill, but add greatly to the el!'ectivenes of our worst by ciqine to it an Rir of perrjeanenceand tecurity not to q attained under present conditions; but the work is perhajnoi far enough advanced in Indianapolis to expect thfsyet. Our tiuperintendent's alary is 530 per month. For thia she contracted to grant us teu scholarships in her training school (the sessions of wnich are held afternoom), and devoted her mornings entirely to the care, supervision and teaching of free sindergartens established by our society. Mrs. Blaker's part of the contract bas been more than met. as she has fourteen teacher iu training for our work. but. owing n tLe financial depredion, our executive board thount it unwie to undertake the number of schools t first contemplated (five), and hare endeavored instead to Id crease the number of popilsin and extend the ii llnetce of the three etabilsiied. Three teachers ar constantly eng eed in each kindergarten, receiving for compensation free scholarships in the training ichool. The only additional expense we should incur in opening two more schools (after once supplied with furniture and material) would be rent, jani tress (55 pen month each), lunch for the children, which, owing to liberal donations of provisions, would not exceed $3.50 per monti et ch.and clothes for the destitute,thec3st of which sa comparatively small, as we buy material at wbolesalt and the sewing is all done by oar ladies at the weekly meetings: besides which we have many ball-worn and outgrown garments donated. Fuel I bave not counted, as the coal dealers of our iiy bave dealt so generousiy with us that we have expanded less than H for coal during the entire wiutir. The expense 'for furniture and material for th three schools has not exceeded 8107, t'lt the fur: itu'e being largely aecond-hand, was purct.Kd at reduced rates, and we had nearly enough furniture tor oae t chool from the Children's Aid socitty. Tne xpense ol newlv liirni6hin.ra kiucerparten for fifty pupils would be aoou; $j0 The lolltge Avenue Rink ompany Kindly consented to eetept tbe services of our society at their online the firt week In November, aud divldeo toe pre tits with us. From tais source we realized atout S'O. Resent circular le'ters a 1 dressed to pastors and uperinteudents of twenty-two rianday schco's in the city, asking tbat a collection be taktii In their respective schools, the Sunday before Thaua-fglvicg, as a Thanssgtv.ng oTering from the more favored chlMren of taese Saobatn-s-ctcols to the destitute littlonea gathered ia our kindergarten?. To this four schools responded wim generous contributior-s the Central Avenue M. E . tk'eord Tresby terian, Plymouth Conreatioual an t tbe Tabernacle Pjesbyterlin. Thiouga the kindressof the School Hoard a penny collection Avas allowed to be taken in the public schools, from which we received tlZO. All the little ones in our kindergartens were provided with a bountiful 'lbanUaivicg dinner, without expense to the society, sav tt e one small Item of Dutter for their rclis. Turkeys end iruit were donated bv commission merchants, nat and canned goM by f i lends, rolls ty bakerf, aod the üigh-setiool aoDex sent a generous contribution ol potatoes, apples, orange?, bread, chickens bnnas anitojs, besides elothine and a little money. Oar Christmas festivities were provided fjr e-irirelr bv kilt friends, fcix little girls cf the clatc-i! cio !. who formed tbe tocieiy of "ii. F. W. under the care of Mrs. Myla Ritzinger, furnished a heautiful tree lcadea with gifes for the seventy children at tbe Yandes 6treet schco snd took char $- ot the entettainment Tbe-e little gi:i also ent our ccit-ty a large donation of new c'othini. cous sting ef csshm re, delaine and fiaui.el dressy, t'annel skirts and an aproi midA ty thamaalves. The West Market street thol. th-n numbering lo , was taten charge of by Mr. Yohn' class of girl' In the Meridian M. E. school, wnlch provided a handtomr ly dec taud tree wiui candy and toy for every child. Tbe colored people rea nested 'hat ibeir klndtr.'arten miht have Us entertainlrent in the evening aud have a mr-per. Tai ttey providetl. urd also the tr?e, while boos and toys were fnraUbed from c nlrilaiioa ot the tcrac sent by tl"e infant cLis-? of th Me rl.i an M V. äundar ocoool ud from tie outhside HigH-s'.hco:, t:ie lit:cr also sonljot'tof" and canued g'vo.ts, whicn werj btrvtdbot ferluuches during tue winter, v'e 'forfctived a vHiuab:e collection of c"tain, tcoks and toys from tne GiiW Clwslcal SeaoU Our fetal lr enbersbip wi'l shown by tne Secretary's rcroit tobe eighty-one. Tbe 'OTidislons of me mbersLip are as lollowa: "Auy wotnr, by Uepayrrcntofan annual lee of U or more, an "t any gentlerran. by the payment of an annual fee ol r more, and the 'gniu of the contitutio:i, rraytcctime a member of this acsoc:at!o3, ana hie tr: liht to vjio at the annual meetinz " Tl e to'M re r-irt fotiip bv reen 1,213 S: the tct 1 spri.o'iturts tf date fi.llf tJ, as wiil bj iullv lon b tho TfT-5'irer's report The totl rcrier cf cr lUt'en enrolled, aa shown by the Superiu eucej't'a iat i.;cnto!y report (i'prilt)i4 Jfy. Hjs rhowinc is vt-ry gratifying, espsc ally wten rtmperf d wiiti tfce report of the iolj Oa'e ck jny," tf San Kiaacico. which giveathe total enmter of children enrolled d'trintne year a; 4t-7. and the expiDtes over $;,CC0. but they ne aarud teacters In each school, wtile with us the sa'ary of our superintendent Is our n"y txreufe for -oachcrs The respns of the pt bMc v nerally when solicited fjr contributioos i a teeu kci emus and kind, but the miny o?erirr" unasked have bad special power, both to fhtczthen snd encourare ns la our work anl to ttcnese our faith, eir ladies, two for each KhoGl. are appointed moathly to Tlslt the kinetftartens asd tte famllie from which destitute children are reported. We Cud from the reports ,f ibe visitor that over aixty famlli? have been !itdana 4M giments distributed ty them, l.tili" til circa Cut at the scüoolt, as will be bcwn ty rt-pott of the chairman of Coaoittee .u LM!itci!nn cf Irliir;. 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and by the clergy generally; and I am happy to say there baa been no dLicouragement from any source. In providing funds lor the coming year it has been thought advisable to solicit, as tar as practicable, monthly subscriptions. By this system we can beat estimate the work that may be safely undertaken for the year, while it is at the same time less burdensome to the giver. Several ef our ladica adrpted this method with the new year, and bave been paving from $l to $2 per month, and such a course I heartily approve, even though tbe subscription should not amount to more than five cents a month. The progress tfcus far made Is very gratifying, and I am sure we all feel fully repaid. Toe young and tender plant, when properly cultivated, bring forth beautiful flowers, whose fragrance and beauty increases our love for God, whose perfect cnaracter admonishes na to try to approximate his virtues. Is not tue kindergarten work an essential step in that direction? By it tne child is so taught that its body and mind are develor-ed. making it aelf-helpinr. while its scanners, morals and cleanliness ara ever guarded by the teachers; thus trained, the child's mird will become active for usefulness, while its self-resiect will kep It from the idle street and deter it from haunts of vice thus in Ied training tfce child in the way it should go. And as it grows older will not society be bettered, crime diminished and Cod more honored .' Such I belisve will be the rrsult ot our efforts In maintaining fe kinderpartens, aud that will be ample reward. And now ladies, for tie pleasure it haaglvea me to be associated with you in this nobla chanty and for tbe special honor conferred upon mer.syoar President during the first year ot our work. 1 avail myself of this opportunity to express to you. what I b8e ail the time foil, my sincere anl grateful thanks. Buffalo Bill's "Wild West." Next Tuesday and Wednesday afternoon, at the State Fair (J rounds, the famous Buffalo Bill "Wild West" show wilt exiblt. It has been greatly augmented since last seen here, and now contains twice the number of border attractions ever before exhibited in this city. We are assured by those who have 6een it the present season that it is all that is represented in its bills and pictures. Among the border celebrities with thia combination are W. F. Cody (Buffalo Bill); of whom we all know, Buck Taylor, king of the cowboys, Utah Krark and his Indian family, W. II. Tucker, of Koith Piatt, Seth Hathaway, the pony exnrc!s rider, Wime Bear, chief medicino man of the Wianebaeo Sioux, Bill Bullock. Fred Matthews, Captain i;ogardus and 60iia and a ho.-.t of others. There will te the famous stage coach scene, aud encngh other stirring lights o give us a fair idta of the wild West life. An exchanee from B,-ton speaks thus of "BUI" and his show: In response to an invitation frra Mr. Burke, the geaial manager ef tue "Wild West." about twenty n-pres-mta-tvesof the Br-stou pres. assembled M.r.day at the Herald oflice and were speedly conveyed ia landur.s to Beaton Park, which, this week, presents the apparance of a W estern 1'ralrie. A rib rcest was herved in true Indian 6tyle, pointed siakts served for both plaio and tahle. Th9 party were escorted over the encampment after dinaer aD1 introduced to the various celebrities. No lover of the human race, no man with an eye for the picture que, but must bave enjoyed the very sight of these pioneers of civilization. Never was a finer picture of American manhood presented than when BuSalo Bill stepped out to nbow the capabilities of the Westeru teamster's whip. Tall beyond the lot of ordinary mortalf. stialght as an arrow, not an ounco of useless hsh upon his limbf, -but every muscle firm and hard as the sinews of a stag, with the frank, kindly eye of a devot d friend, and a natural courtly grace of manner which would beromea Marshal of France, Bufialo Bdi is from spurs to sombrero one ol the finest types of manhood this continent has eer produced. Those who bave expected to meet the clas of men usually engaged in the circus or variety business must have been pleasantly surprised In these veouine sons of the plains, every on? of wW :-i was stamped with the natural cny grace ari: ' ry of manner which marks the man who is ' i '! a gentleman. The c " et is one of the best entertainmeuts evtr giv- h re: the programme 1 as accurate as a pbotogT. ii of Western life, including an Indian attack upon a stage coach, herdin? of cttle, an elk hunt, horse noes, and some most marvelous exhibitions of riding and shooting. It is worth a trip to thi prairies to Pt-a the hooting ol Captain Bcgardusor the riding of Bul'Uo Bill. Gasoline Explosion. A. J. Moore, residing at 311 College avenue, had a band badly burned yesterday evening by the explosion of a gasolioe can, from which he was pouring tb 11 did. The department was called to his resHsnc0, bat beyond the injuries received by Mr. Mosre himself the fire did no damage.

Fouutl Dead. While tbe freight men of the I. and St. L. were unloading cars at tha freight depo;, they came across the dead body ot a man in one of the refrigerator cars. In eearching him for evidence to eslablt'sh his identify, they found a note in one packet tellins a Mr. 4zderson to get him a new hat from i:yan, the Hatter, 21 and 2:1 South Illinois street, who has all the latent at popular prices. Tbe business of mrchant laboring, iu it? Lipbest caj abilitif s, i no Joctrer considered a trade. Thre is jast ai iruch snius disp!aid in a finely wrought suit of clit&es as trejeisiuHU nr. s;:c painting Thei wh )' rot tbe biühfvt degree cf tailoring s much n art :t tefntlng? Messrs. Ea'i A: Treat, nf thi-ci'.v. aa draper?, represent all that is rehned and j:nlefl in their line of basipfts, ar d, consequently, command all the ket custom. Ifarsnifig In Chlca and Glassware, Attention is directed to the advertisement in aunther part of the Sentinel of C. 6:hradfr t Bro , 17 4 East Washington street. These gentlemen bave by far tbe largest and best establishment of the kind in the State of Indiana, and they are oiTering a great reduction in ail classes of goods. Persons in search of such goods should visit this store. Correct Auwr to all (luetic. Aheed of all would be competition stand. We have taken the lead and will maintain it. Our belligerent, autocratic would be competitors still aim to prey upon the public; but, alai! for their plundering cays are darkening fast,, The public are awake to their own interests aud tUtly refme to be "gouged" from -10 U f-'O on every suit tbey purchssa any more. Hence the dav has ccme for the survival ot the fittest, and that fittest must be a perfect lit in style and bbape, likewise in dollar and cents. They can not longer dupe a once confiding public by calling their misiitsthe stvla snd charge 20 to 40 percent, extra fcr that gtjlt which is a mit tit. Fashion reporters irsue their jourrjais for all subscribes, and by them the fashions are tfeplgned. We allow oar patrons and t"u Ft? blir. generally to judge us on uur merits. We import icore gojcs, make more and better fitting garments in lirst-ciass style lor Itm money toan any other tailoring establifhment in the State. IIenc9 wa tafca the lead and encourage others to iolloar. The Globe Tailoring Company, importers, who'esale and retail delera in woolens and trimmingp, 22 West vVashington street. Prompt Pajnient by the C. T.- A. iNPiANAroLis, Ind., April 2:2, lsS.3. Mr. Jarces IL Ross, President C. T. A.: Deati Sir We have this c!av received of D. W. Coffin, ßecietary and Treasurer, .-1,500 in full rayrxent on certiucate held by Uilph B Kobinson in the Couiraerctal Travelers' Arscciation of Indiana For your prjniptES3 in payiDg this claim w tender oar Leartfelt tnanks Jonv Kokinsok, IiAVINA KOBINSJX, Mr. Koblnson, who held the abjve certificate, was admiitd a mo)br of the a?-ncia tK-n Jnce died April 7, 1SSÖ. Vro.'l ol death was presented to the Secretary April If;; appTevtd by tbe Beard of D recto's Apfil IS ard raid in fail April 22 1SS Be paid to tCe association iil, a')d had -'. 5 t) ir surance f r ttr-e jears. Tl e C. T. A. ha btrn crganirei cinven years, and ba hsi oply ßltttn deaths in tnat time. Triveliug u.en cnJy uiider Xuriy jrars of ai are adTi iiMb e. 'fhs anjt8'iri ee is 5, aanail dofs, 'l; aiSMScent. I. This scciety has paid tines i's orgin?zi-t'r-n in benefits to deceased members (XV, and has now cn hand a surplus faad of almcit 7.(KX). There re r o salaried enicrs c mnected with tbe tiscc ation. Information, blanc appiicaticce, copies of conMitutlo and by-aws can be tad on application to D. W. Cafiia, Secretary and Treasurer, 71 and 73 Sjath Meridian street. Aboot Öntamer Trip. Summer vrill oou be here, atd we will begin to Inquire beut where we will spstdthe Lzl t:-:ca, -1 for ce voald prefer Norihsru

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Ve a?k special attention to 600 new styles of Fantaloonings Plain?, Plaids, Chocks and Stripes from the best trades imported to the cheapest. Oar Twenty-five Do'.lir Sack Business Suit beats an thing ever offered by a first-class tailoring establishment in Indiana. j Remember, there is no better ! Cutter; in the State than ours. ms&Co. 1J. See Our Window Morrow For tho Finest Display of PATEK, PHILIPPS & CO.'S, VACtlEBON & CONBTA23TIN. LONGINß, W ALTHAM, LQIN, HaMPDBN and SPUING FIELD WATJIIS3 over seen in this city. Wa JEWELEKV, 12 KAST WASHINGTON ST.. Holo Atrcixtx. SIMOlT BUNTS, 2 -AJSTD Wholesale Liquor Qealei 81 iV. lYiüliintton St. IfidianaD&üs.

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Look. Look. Look. GREAT CLOSING SALE! f n account of Removal to Chicago July I IC85, will effar my Entire Stock of fstte, Clocks. Jewelry and Bronzes. KETAIL AT WHOLESALE PRICES. This is the best opportunity ever ottered to the people of Indianapolis. LO UIS MANHEIM E R, SI SOUTH MERIDIAN STREET!

Mich'gan, but there are others who waul J rather go op into Minnesota, others Wisconsin; in fact, every one fef U like leaving heme lor a ehort tour somewhere. Now, to enable you to do thi, Tre would saugest that yen ai ply to HobertEniraett, D'strict PA!:nper Agent. Monon Route, No. 2G South Illinois street, Indianapolis, who can supply you with round trip tonrift tickets to all bumrrer rescria in the North, Northwest, and in Michigan. Commencing May 1, these toniist tickets will be pat on sale, and you can purchase them via tha Monon Route es cheap 89 by any other line. Tha coaches and sleepirg cars of this line can not be excelled by any road. Please ask all the questions yen ant to, snd they will be carefaJJy answered by Mr. Emmett. SATURDAY!! And evtry day,exoert Gundayywhen you want a roli&blo WATCH AT HODSHATE PHICES, re-CO ME AND t.E U5.'ya JAS. S. jIAYBEW, JDESTTE Xj 23 IX , K 23 West ffashiagtow Street KLEE iFcÖLEMlN MANUFACTURERS OF MINERAL WATERS, Srwkllng Chanpaene CMer, Western PrI-3?G'n-trtr Ale, Seltzer Water anl Lutle Plsr Sli. Portable Fountains cuarge! on ehort notice. Fountains for rent 5. 22C. 22S, 230 and 232 8. DtUvire St , IirOIAAFOLlS,

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Fashionable Tailoring. Spring end Summer Stock Complete.

Every Advantage that Experience, Still aad Capital Can Secure We Have. All tlieLatestHovelties.Domestic&lEi'Oitcd. SUITS TO ORDER, FROM. PANTS " " SPRING OVERCOATS ' ...?20.C0 .... a0 .... 16.00 33 and 35 Sou'h Illinois Street, uvDiArJiLPOijia. FamplCK aad Self-Measurement Kult-3 Mailed on Application. Telephone No. 1037. Open Evenings. EeHn in the Pries of &a$! Notice to Gas Consumers r.nd Others. Yonr attention is called to the marked rei' - Ion In tfce price of eas, which toot eSe:t t.u !M day of March. Tbe Company m now furu tlt g pus to all consumers at H SO per 1,000 cubic Ibis price if certainly within tne reach o! all, Icr both lightlrg and cookin purposes. The convenience and" comfort of cookinir ty ga, cspeclaily during tbe Rummer months, where a fire in not otherwise required, can only be thoronshly appreciated by ttiofte wßobave bad experience in its useful application for that purpose. Tne Company bas told for use in this city during thelaft four years a large number of paa stoves, and is eatifced from the many testimonials from Its patrons, that these Etoves "fill a long leit want." STOVES AI?D GAS ENGINES FOR BALE AT COST. .Gasoline Stoves changed to Ga? Stoves fjjn.il expense. Indianapolis Gss-Ltght sad Coke Co . No. 47 Soclli TennsjlVuiiia Street. . D. TSAY, fefccre'-arj. PEARSON'S MUSIC HOUSE, Still continue tha sale of First Class Pianos and Organs at unheard of bargains. No one need be without an instrument at the unequaled prices and easy terms on vhlcti they are sold. Call, examine and be convinced. Most complete stock in the state to sete from. 19 North Pennsylvania &t. 13

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iLJ rir Sr L Irx u WUvyw;, i r, 1 vroulrf again call attention to the fVct that I not only have the largest but the b; t c -.V Tmt'rJr0 -'f ' ?Ftry Bru-el, Velvets, Inersin, etn. Aa ib9c ere ll r: LU i-L rIUL)Rh.S the market has tver leachtrf I am selling at ASTONISHINGLY 1.0 S Tr:,lnJl,.,5iDK CarPs ofwpyou got th VERY LATEST PATTERNS. . - jA SPECIAL RIG DEPARTMENT in which the cuomorha$ nV; onlvthe larj-t stnee i 'r c rn th in, bin k vaiitty that U nor esiel ed in the UPt. So in MATS. MAT l'INGS surf 0 Jn Lace CuitauiF. Draneiv CJf.nrlti Pir;, y , .1 ,t.. r,.,.i,

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Of our books shows that our volume of this year is fully ono-quartor greater than; tho same timo last year, and that too in the r of an univerHal cry or hard times and a v backward season. Our great success can C: V crrih:H tn OUT sßllinf? Better Madn

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ter Trimmed Goods In all Departments, y3. and Boys' Clothing, Furnishing Goods and s:

and Caps, at much lower prices than those by any cf our would bo competitors. The demand for first class ready-made e'e ing is increasing every year. It canoalyber bv Houses like Ours, which Hanufactura p Clothing for Fine Trade. Using only the B-t

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ors, we are able to turn out Superior Cloth at prices within the reach of all. iinong the special bargains for thia wees luci- Gorrf Strorr Wording Uy sold ail over at 37 :;ic$7 ( ir price - - Min Irilic Djmi Blue Fiannel Suite, warr'M! not

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. 1 -r x .... - - , l Men's Indigo Bjeri (all v.-uol) Blue Flannel Suit ", ioh sll i-ttz $12arj(l $14; our price - j Our $8, $10, 512 aud $1$, all wool Casinier-; Suit, are tic gmlitt value ever otlereri in this city the nione. CLiidien all wool Sailor Suite, ior which other stores a.-k 51 3 our price Childt c-n'a all wool Kilt Suits, for which other stores a-k S2 ft c;t jTiee Fire Silk Fnd SiMneis, cld all over at Toe; cur price Larpe liner of Faucy Calico tnd Percale Shirts at 7' $3 CO, ccjiit.1 to i; -fe f-old tlt where for a piarter mere.

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I Decorating Department I now have an n-nplf o v of A No. 1 , v"; will be done promptly as promise i. In Wall Pp-mi uov tnJ11, lera. A beautiful 1 ne ot moldings use 1 ia rf-ora-.in, t .v.iu:s 1 Ci '

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Bugs, Straw Mattings, Wall Papers, Lace Curtains, Portieres, Etc., Etc, Etc. The new snd desirable sfyle iut.rorfu.vrf thi- -ei-oi kt in 111 rivaled vtrUty, in th;j. different d patTiiu ? ür f':rr at tte lowest prios quote 1 for like fpinli'iVs u UiU niri'Ji sptctiou invited.

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