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PAIt'""AB1J,""t" " " praari fnnr.ri"T724. 1898 it PavTRcad Our

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RUMOR IN LONDON

OF NAVAL BATTLE

-ei lteportd Ue.

firojea by the Two American BquadronaXewa from Key Went and Washington Ioe Not Confirm the Iteport. LoNDoy, England, May 24 Perintent rumors were eircnlated here early today that both the American squadrons had met th ;. r-

Verde fi nr the windward passage and campletely destroyed tne Spanish ships. Nkw Y'okk. N. Y.. May 24.-A Key West corresDondnt

i , .uua juo

unimpeachable information that

" opanum fleet is still at Santiago. Washinotov, D. C, May 24. The navy department says no news has been received of an engagement between the fleets and no news of the

rnyai or the Oregon at Key West. NO BATTLE YET, BUT ONK EXPECTED. Key West. Florida, May 24. The

movements of the United States fleet

are Known here, making it abuolutely

. mat nooattle has yet occurred Kitf . ; . . ...

uo ls expected this week. The Spanish fleet is definately located off

me coast of Cuba. no engagement yet. If tr X T .-it . .

... "'si, rjorida, May 24. The

opanish naet is definitelely located t..,4 At, . I

"Ul luore a oeen no engagement yet

"T i" ere can De no mistake in the

as nrst Unio, first Wiaeon-

Movement of Troops. and 2.ird United Ktta

this af ternton for 7! .f .

.r J l ... . - , fl""" 'muui

fiX - "ea atteg valry for

A GRAND GIFT.

THAT OP JiUSBAUM & 3IASH-3IEYEB

To Join Sampson's Fleet. Chicago. Ill

hand red naval rena lot r- ir

West today to join Sampson's fleet.

THE FIRE

TO the CItV Of- RichmnM-An

Immense .Flat?, Twenty by

iweive f eet, to Bs Raised on An Immense Flag Staff In Glen Mlller-The Time of thej

ueaication.

SITUATION DESPERATE

At Manila Meat Exhausted and Food Scarce Iusurfrenta

control the Country ,100 Killed and 7(H Wounded In the Dewey Itombardnieut. New York, N. Y., May 24 A Hong Kong special to the World says:

ine situation at Manila is desperate. Meat is exhausted and food is scarce. Two weeks will exhaust the available supply of canned goods. Spanish authorities refuse to give volunteers

iooa. itiots are expected. Insurgents control the surrounding country. Spanish reports say that five hundred were killed and seven hundred wounded in the Dewey bombardment. No sickness on our ships.

i8i want rn the West Slda-Carrl-

gan Fireworks Explode and .Create a Panic.

There was a fire alarm last night about 11 o'clock, from the west side, and when the department responded it was found that the flames were getting

... - uhio ciuuiiiir worn at iu nu .

dence and grocery of William Carri-

gan, at 11 JO Sherman street. Car.

rigan keeps a grocery there, and hA

on hand a stock of fireworks, too close to the petroleum barrel and a lot of saturated waste. There was some spontaneous combustion, and the first

mating oi danger was th rir;n

fizzing and poppiog of the firework

that awakened the sleeping Carrigan upstairs. It tamed out that the fireworks were a real blessing, as, had it not been for their noise, there would have been no warning of th Un.

until more damage had been done nH

escape rendered less practicable. Am

t was the fire was soon Minrat'.(ioj

The loss is small, and is fully covered

ujr insurance.

The two letters tnnon.U t, -

plain themselves snfBeiently: Kichmond, Indiana. ADrii .to isoa

To tat Honorable Park Board:

uemusin Kecognizmg the fact that the United States flag is the emblem of this nation, and that it is both ntting and patriotic to hir sm a;--

played, especially in all public places, we hereby petition

board lor tha Dermisainn cot -

large flag staff

fl l . r. " "J -

"84 . ucu piace in uien Miller park as you may designate, the same to be the property of the city of Richmond,

to De aisDiavcwi f ,

times as your board may direct. Very respectfully, . NCSBACM & MaSHMEYEB.

Richmond, Indiaxa. Ma fith. isos

Mrmra. Nunbaum Mahmeyer, City: n!leilfiemenYoar communication of

was Placed befnm th

w vuv faa

of pageantry and the attractive aplf II ItininTFI. dor of circus. The Ben-Hnr ehaitAL lUUlVl 1 tUl

, T, ins eagerai

r".10? Tproval of thl. A . v a CASE OF

and touching as ever. The trick nIST DEGREE

m uiBuoe addition and the use

. ufWTvu to a wi TantAir m tha S

" V3 scon

me audience last eveniag ailed e

seat ana naacn or the steading

uu was very appreeiative. r band s fine rendition of . patriotic popular seel actions was cheered to echo, time and again.

After the performance and the

L. M. Jones Co.

Not Given

v) ruma, scores or babies cot to

ae oeantir ni anr :

little

tha Praaaoutor WHI

a u.ikfiin'- nm w

Yesterdav,

Piritltoatton.

noanced yesterday evening . - ;n session baa

finishing np " rT,v.,

IrillMl HIS Ul"wv'

m '

who

v smu iDauuiui ii nil t BnnnmAiiAt.r

Seal, early in May o

pome, and miTb th k.k?0 ,r ti,.uid inry

didn't enjooy it ! Harrv. BennrJV16 re6U - nnt definitely

Midget all the littl. fn .-M i. ,..4 nntil the

pressed into serriee. ftof. rfr m C art. but it

uvu f lirillltUNI ' BttVOMf 9.a a

s Keep Tour Bye -On

Daty ; pony, less " th

wees oia. and tieid tha little t,A

- . . '

upon ma nands that the crowd m.

see u. x ne Uttie fellow is not la

man a rox tamer.

eertaiu

been

for

ftoart. but it is

n indktaient

.mil

tnai i f the

THRAVLE Y rBASE.

foand nd. n.nrder m

nv.n aironmStancee

iffffV-a-nnblie knows them.

oTsome of the tesUmony

.-7 tRtimony correspoii-

tnaa Or Will""""' -

tn mo tha eon-

mnr rwuii .

.Ben"- . " the sub-

bs of tne prosecu. - ... , . motion of John U eai,

4 virMncu .n ... t ul. n s;n that the m-

r "AKSSte mor1,jr i w n'Veal with at . - .Z. a :-.4rt'ri

na lodav-Tha si.t. aa.i... i ribed on con c. . '

- - an aa pvb ii sa-- - - . i-- nntniwr

"e. h. rrand iary n

hand, ana

of Henr ureive.

im Qainn ana

weeks ago.

TMe Busy Store

It will be welt wrth your Uw

rith us s to

their interest

stay

pocket bxk that

r the fact

are luuy v

eir minds, througn E ours, and this

that the sure way to win customer, that

convincing rocu'

propose v

the line we

OPENING NIGHT.

I a i

f"'" fing permission to erect a flag-staff and place thereon a United States flag, the same to be placed in a

wjop.uuuus piace in liien Miller park and presenting the same to the city of Richmond. We. the nark

sioners, are pleased to accept your very generous offer. n.l :n l

pleased to co-operate with yon in se- f,011?.. of Henry eonnty. I lecting a commanding nosiiion fnr I the killing of Ruf us ShoemaW f

same. May this flag be the means of ame county, is now on intfull h! T

inStllllniT in nn .U. li I the Wanna s . il

. u.uua uiM uooie sen-1 -Jv "nun court, .xne oneniE timent of patriotism tht nh .nj I statement was mad viLt..

i , , i "jr an

- j suuuiu snare.

Tha Sn,w'he craau jui,

ufk--riidier eases on

i.iin the case

Upsnlna Statement The Crime Those

Today-Thr.wl.y. N.r? The Vdfi lU by J of h. Ki,..r and th. Widow of fJ&S!?l

T L ...

;ine case ot ttie state of Indiana

Special Yalues Wednesaay la . , -A finish top rc

of the

i lIfl- w

Tg today arGrM.E. church

tnere The

m . 1 I mHIIIIJClfl

f or an

tC-A! this morning

a run members.

consisted

The

Irish Centenary Opens Ausnl-

olously and a Large Crowd Is Entertained. The opening night of the Irish centenary was a magnificent success in

every way and a larcre crowd filial

beautiful hall

xne supper at & o'clock was liberally patronized and h

taaies rainy did

this occasion.

carried out a? published, and tha ra.

mainder of the evening was Wnt,t t

social commingling. The hall will be open every afternoon from 2ta 5 o'clock for visitors. A nice program will be carried out tonight.

noon bv ProaPnt. si lm5 lu" deoart-

In mni; - , onn 7 T.r"' "4 oeElidrise reports in "7. nt

. . . maDK you I r .u aratement vt aiaenssing mo "

yaiuable gift to the citizens of 5TE 'enearsal of the cireumstanl Irfriot and state work,

...wuubvuu. I .uo A lii 1 1 1 f r . ud manw I -

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Yours verv trnlu

Board op Park Commissioners.

. iVBssLER, secretary. The flag is a beauty, twenty by twe ye feet, and is made of the best quality of bunting to be had. It i perhaps the largest flag in the city

I themselves proud on the above correspondence constituting e0mmfir al.onff nd went wnio the A short program was all the ceremony there will be in thej?d to ,ntercept him. fie siod in

This af-

the coming

This

Krr.'i.1erv finish top

, .,mm Corsets, 4 or 5 , . .

Ladies' and Misses' Fancy Tabbed i crochet

. L d;ki wh te or ecru tapcu .

White and Ecr

Plain and Fancy

and ecru

Indies' Shirt W

Ribbed

35C value, a ... olka dots, exualong.

r. . T 1 r HnCP w LLli . . .

rwi dl . . . uhrmm last

Waists, light ana oar, .

tr,. ot

and arms. Summer

necked Vests, special price

.....15c

1 . ........

-.Ljivh nnMnetianaM""i"'-t- - ,rct. ;n white

u : , ,mmed and taped, square anu , --- uc

KibDea, su-- .5c

at nd adiustable. ...... .-" , ,.Ur

aist Extenders, ngnt wc.6? r-ul ' a nd hi2h spliced heels ana

tJrc" fast Diacn, uuuu -

Ladies'

1 n 1 Hies Shirt

v , . .

2.2;: cnoicc 41

season ;

were

"M at $1 50. 2'

me Killing, as manv iNAn. .1 T'IZ.. , for the coming 1 . r rhoice at ' , inr

SI,m.t..u.Ji.r. " iuB tm, nonwm uouw- . j; OrcrandieS. last

.Xoc

and ....'-15c 15c

WUT. r;.

ley of undue fkUith

mer's wife. On Li

bhoemaker was passing Thney house. Thrawley went f rom hibafe to the house whan he saw Shnker

FOUNTAIN CITY MAN

GERMAN CONSUL

Had a Hitch May Lead to Complications With Ger- -m&ny. New York, N. Y., May 24 A special from Manila says Admiral Dewey refused to allow the German eonsul to land provisions from a Ger

man ship. The consul threatened to force a landing with the aid of two German cruisers. Dewey" threatened

to fire on the cruisers. The attempt

to land supplies was abandoned.

Cable. Not Cut. Haik IIaytiak. Haiti. Mav 24

qairies at the cable

that the cables have Santiago Da Cuba cruisers.

station disclose

not b?en cut off by United States

Indianapolis i-aet Evening. Arthur A. Spoor, a traveling photo-

crraDher. whose home is said to be in

Syracuse, New York, shot and Killed a young woman thought to be his wife at a resort on west Georgia street, Indianapolis, last night. Mrs. Spoor, or

Rose Stout as she was known at tno resort, is said to have come to Indianapolis from Louisville, Kentucky, and was accompanied by Walter Coffin of Fountain City, who traveled for a wholesale leather firm, and both were drunk when they arrived there. No man by the name of Walter Coffin lives at Fountain City at the present time although there is said to have been a man by the name of Wallace Coffin who formerly lived there and whose parents now reside in Kokomo. He is a traveling man, and about twenty-

three years of age.

way 01 presentation. The firm presented it through patriotic motives purely, and it was not until the G. A.

assea tne privilege of dedicating the gift m their Decoration Day exercises that the consent of the firm was

given to mane tne matter public. The exercises of Decoration Day are to be held at Glen Miller, and thedAditiVn

of the beautiful and inspiring banner will then be made formally and in the

especially at this time when patriotism

means something and the sight of tne flag and the peals of the "Star Spangled Banner" arouse such universal enthusiasm.

The flag will be located on an immense military staff that will elevate it above the tree tops, in the little triangle just north of the bear pit and where there is a little open space at

the convergence of the three roads The spot last year was filled with beau

tiful flowers, but this year it will bear

an orna mentation ten times more beautiful even than the lovely blossoms. The place, the time and the dedica

tions will be appropriate, as is also the

gift.

tne snow some eioht tea ..1qi.

maker, and after some words W fired a. bullet into the body of the mL and

uca,iU iuiauuy resulted. Thraflby at once gave himself nr

ties telling that he had killed Shoemaker and that fae had doa it J p1F-

derenje. A close eimin,(n v

swoiid. where the shooting tooklace

uaio revealed tna. Fajt th.

1 . . .

.nu men nan nnf

. cumoi

the

asrjtha-

nil

"T MOr,t todav were

inwoers wno wClD v Miaa

t :ii;n jrtnnr 01 iu-.

tf Cambridge City, Miss W ton'd Dublin. Mr. Rhoadamer ot n Mt'u Orn8treet of

K iMTl n HIHl aUI0S

citj. 1

1 1

French design Organdies,

pet

WAR MEWS.

. ..11.11. PMtun Bowllna Club

ina 1 weniii" w -of Dayton, Ohio,

100 Short lengths,

. t u.snrbc smiare

100 Wire Carpet Beaters, good handle,

ith or without

and trefoil shape

inge, for rugs

Moquette covercu .

..50c, 7ac and $100 49c and 59c .....10c

long and heavy.

Come and see us.

eaipTi av

HELD UP.

Traiii on the Santa Fe Itoad ltoardetl by Itaiuiits aud Kxprews Car llobbeil. Albvqcerque, New Mexico, May 4. Tae south bani Santa Fe train was boarded by bandits thirty miles south. The express company's safe was thrown out and blown open by dynamite. The contents were taken. The robbers escaped on horse back.

The Grain Market. Chicago, Illinois, May 24. Wheat, $1.05: corn, 34 i; oats, 23. Toledo, Uhio, May 24. Wheat, $1.50. Chicago Stock Market. Chicago, Illinois, May 24. Hogs steady, $:i.U0 to $4. 05; cattle quiet, Wves, $3.tK) to $5.15. Artdre Your Lttera Correctly.

Washington, D. C, May 24. The

ivostoflice department renews tne re

quest that letters addressed to the army

should have the company, regiment and state of person addressed. Tnere roav be several first regiments at the

ame place. If the name of the state

THE OATH. What tha Richmond Beys Who Enter tha Sarvloa Must Subscribe to.

The following is an enlistment oath

sworn to and signed by the members of the volunteer army of the United States. Each paper of this sort is acco npanied by a certified report by the recruiting and examining offices that

the enlised man is free from all bodily defects and mental infirmities and that J

he was entirely sober when be en

listed:

I, , born in , age

vears and months and by occupa

tion , do hereby acknowledge to have voluntarily enlisted this of , 1S9S, as a

soldier in the army of the Lnitedfctates of America, for a period of two years,

unless sooner discharged by proper authority, and do also agree to accept

from the United States sucn bounties, pay, rations and clothing as are or may

be established by law. Ana i ao solemnly swear that I will bear true faith ard allegiance to the United States of and that I will serve them

honestly and faithfully against all their enemies whomsoever, and that I will obey all the orders of the President of the United States, and the orders of the officers appointed over me. according to the rules and articles of war.

High School Argus.

The 'High School Argus bas bad a particularly successful year and will

close the term with a good sum of

monev in the treasury. One more pa

per will be issued and it will be made especially attractive on account of be

ing the last one of the year, in ail

probability it will be continued next

K year.

OFFENDERS

-5XX$aatfa

levelantrs

Baking Powder

Against tha Majesty of tha Law as Dis

pensed In the Court of the Mayor.

There were several cases in police court this morning. George Westlake was arrested yesterday in his usual

condition, and was placed behind the

bars by Patrolman Betzold. Westlake had had some difficulty with Captain

White, of the Brunswick, and had al

most come to blows with him. He had had a number of good-sized stones in his pocket with which apparently tc bombard Mr. White had occasion

bf en found for so doing. The policeman

placed hin in a state of blockade, how

ever, before the heavy guns were

trained on Brunswick fort. George was fined five and costs this morning and went down. George made an eloquent speech, and almost broke the

congressional record for rapid speak

ing.

William Muey was arrested for permitting minors to play pool in the

place of which he has charge, and is

to be tried this evening at

o'clock, when the cases of Eddie

Greer and others are to be tried. The prosecutor was so buisily engaged in

ihe Thrawley case tnat be did not

have time to remain at the police

court room for more thad a short time

James Meek was fined $L and costs

for drank.

with It rounded spoonful'

does not go

so last

Sat

The

WAS GOGD.

Dog and Pony Show Much proved A Treat for tha Little Folks.

as others, with their "heaping- spoonful, " but it lasts longer

and is more economical.

There was a packed tent at the dog,

pony and monkey show last night

The audience was made np entirely cf

children. Many of them, it is true.

were unusually large children, andi

some of them wore gray hair and!

beard, but for the time all present, were children. The show has been improved by quite a number of yery beautiful and interesting features, and

is a much more attractive drawing

card even than it was last year and the

previous seasons of its appearance here. The ponies are prettier and more interesting, there have been in teres tine and important additions to

I many of the tncks, and there is more

will be made to Jamker i a ease of n?nr-

der in the first degree, and it looks like

a strong case indeed against the man.

tie has able counsel, and will mase a

hard fight for his life.

A number of important witnessss

were on the stand yesterday afternoon,

and a number of others this morning.

The undertaker and others were ex

amined minutely yesterday as to the condition and position of the body

when found, the nature of the wounds.

etc., and this morning the coroner of

the county, E. P. Seward, Sheriff John

James, ex-Sheriff Macy, Mark Modhn

and others were examined and cross-

examined. Their testimony is all for

the state, and is very strong toward

the conviction of the man.

The man lhrawlev is as cool in

court as a cucumber on ice. His ae

tions are almost unparalleled in the

history of riminal cases. He does not seem unconcerned as if he did not

know what is going on, but rather

takes the sort of interest he would be

supposed to take were some one else

and not himself the party involved in the trouble. He watches the witnesses,

listens to their testimony, and when

ever occasion offers he laughs at their

remarks. This morning he watched

with the utmost interest the picture of the murdered man, when it was

brought into court. It was a life

sized picture, and is said to be natural

as life. When it was shown .Thrawley

had to stretch his neck considerably

to see it from where he was sitting,

but he looked at it with as little

emotion as if he had been looking at a

show poster. There was no sign of

feeling in his face, and semingly not

the slightest concern or fear as to the

consequence now or hereafter. Even

accidental killing is supposed to have some effect on a man's conscience but

it appears that the killing of his neigabor has had none on John Thrawley.

yesterday at t ere 00 n and tnis morn

ing Mrs. Thrawley was in court. She

is a weman without any yisible 1 harms.

in short, she would be called homely, and the story ot the infatuation of Mr.

Shoemaker for her is less credible to one who sees Ler. Mrs. Shoemaker is

also in attendance at the trial, and is a good-looking young girl." It is understood that the two had been married

but a short time when the tragedy oc

curred, and that the young widow was

almost crazed with grief over the af fair.

There is a good sized lobby present

each day of the trial, and many inter

esting developments are expected be

fore the case comes to a conclusion

Many Henry county people are in the city in attendance, some as witnesses,

others as mere spectators. The brother-

in-law of shoemaker was one of the

witnesses yesterday.

Sentiment as gained from the per

sons who attend, are much in favor of Shoemaker, and it cannot be said that

the appearanca and behavior of Thrawley have added anythiag to the favor with which he is regarded. The attorneys engaged on both sides are good ones, reputed fighters' and investiga

tors, and it will be a Ight to the end

The skull of Shoemaker was exhibi

ted in court this afternoon with the

bullet wounds in it. Inere ws no

perceptible change in the countenance

of Thrawley when the grim relic was exhibited, and he looked at it with the same childlike, casual interest that he had witnessed other things. A Henry county physician is testifying as we go to press. There are sixty-two Henry county witnesses in the city today.

winaadav evening,

Z-X r in

Wikrel wresent. 7 Corns early, ana brini the ladies. Admission, 20c; reserved seats. 15e extra. Doors open

- al

at 7:30; game called at 8 p. m. as there are only 110 reserved chairs, you

had better get your seats now. un

sale at the Monarch alleys, 47 nortb

eighth street.

Sons of Veterans. The Sons of Veterans had a well at

tended meetine last nierht at the G. A.

R. hall. Graham O'Hara was elected first lieutenant to fill a vacancy.

Lawrence Handley was recommended as a member of R. S. Thompson's staff. Three regiments are now being organized among the Sons of Veterans

over the state by Captain Thompson,

and a great deal ot interest is being taken in the formation by the mem

bers in this city, who are anxious to

show what they can do.

Ml Jones

PAINTS! Mixed paints and bicvele enamel, ready for use, only 10c

DEATHS MD FUNERALS.

Chrisman Mrs. Ida Chrisman,

widow of the late Bernie Chnsman.

died this morning at her home, 537 north eighteenth street, at 11:30 o'clock, of pneumonia, after an illness

of only a few weeks. The funeral ar

rangements will be announced later.

Wrioht Miss Myrtle Wright died

yesterday evening at 7:30 o cIock, at the home of her parents, John and

Rika Wricht. in Fountain City, ru-

noral nt 2 o. m. tomorrow, May 25,

fearci to be at the Wesleyan church

in Fountain City For Dlvoros.

Edward Gee has filed suit against

Tillie Gee, for divorce. LOCAL ITEMS.

I) MATO0p Jlf

Co Qj You Are Not Buying1

A Cat in a Bag

Buy locust posts. Farnham. Fine jewelry repairing. Haner's. Hopkins straw hats at Fletcher's. The Wednesday society of the First

p,-oilhvtrifin ehnreh will meet witn

Miss Daisy Mote, 121 north twelfth

street, tomorrow at 2:30 p. m.

The Intermediate of south eighth

street will give a musical Wednesday evening at 7:43. They will be as

sisted by Prof. E. if. irueoiooa, 01

Earlham, and by Guy Middieion

(flute) and Tom Kost (violin).

Mrs. E. H. Lupton received word

yesterday that her brother, Andrew

Hamnton. died at nis nome near ae-

Vnt inva. Mr. Hamnton was for

merly a resident of this city

well known to many of

zens.

Lewanee Bicycles

BEAT THESE IF YOU CAN

Seamless tubing flue enamel, 23-tooth sprocket, 3-1G chain, Christy style

saddle, and only

$25.00 Cash.

Noah's Ark.

5 and IOc Store.

When you buy your Clothing from us. Our garments are not the result of guesswork," we know they will please the most fastidious dresser, because they are designed and tailored properly. Why take chances elsewhere when we can show these most important facts of interest to you. Good substantial Clothing is the only kind we ever sell, and sell it cheaper than other stores. Oar Sew Spring Suits at $7.50 look different, are different, and are better made than other stores at $10.00. Loehr & Klute,

flimiSTIlEET.

iVUU f

BRADLEY 8 A lriHER MURRAY,

OPERA

HOUSE.

Lessees sad Managen

the

and is

older eiti-

Haaltk Office. Born to Mr. and Mrs. John Klinger, S3 Butler street, a girl, third child.

R7l

tkc taad pars.

NTS

Wednesday, May 25th

The New York City Success!

HI, HENRY'S Xew Big Modern

NSTRKLS?

50 All White Performer 50 The star comedian Arthur Deming. The narmlar comedian Dan Almon,

The great character comedians GriB ta and

Cowper ' I

Th masml cornelians lock e vinw.

The finest of all tinners heided by the

popular Tocal Star Harry Leighton.

The famons Patrol Quartette.

The oooular cornel virtuoso Mr. Hi.

The Richmond boys, Morton and Elliott,

the entertainer.

! Hirt.

Sinpers. Dancers. (Joraclians. specialties,

Riff Doable Orthestra. The finest of ail

Military Bands.

SPECIAL Oa account ol the

lateness of the season redaced

prices will be offered

25, 35 & 50 cts. Reserved Seats on Sale at Rosa Drug Store.

1 tj-,

PKETTY AS A lMCTCERr

and easy and comfortable "as a snug bug in a rug" is our easy riding, ligh runabouts. For speedy driving they are the only vehicle outside of a sulky whers ligt r;ight is reli:ed to a m'a imum. Look at our superb stock of handsome buggies, phietor-s, traps, lurries and backboards for summer driving.

Schnfider Carriage Works.

Men, buy yonr atunmer nnderwear

at Fteteher'a. Prices, from oOe a stut

up-

See Fletcher, the

muMr nnderwear.

hatter, for your

Remember the Name

AND NUMBER when looking for Furniture. A shipment of Brass and Iron Beds just received, Birds-Eye Maple and Mahogany Dressers; Chairs and Rockers to match. Ferd Grothaus, 533-535 Main Street..

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