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FRIDAY, JAN. 17. 1902. Published er err Toamf Bundmj excepted) by TILE PALJiADItTM CO. OMiUMntMiiiit. TERMS Of SUBSORIPTIOH t On Mr by nail, pata paM - - M4KI OmmM " " -- J 9mm mmmk, my arHae 6 The gentlemen who have "fluence' are abroad in tlie land. G rover Cleveland has sufficiently recovered t be able to ride oat. This is splendid campaigning weather and the candidates are improving it. It is said that the isthmian canal commission has been converted to the Panama route. Marconi, the wireless telegraphy wizard, has not found time yet to eoarry that Indianapolis girl, Miss .Josephine Bowen Holman, but the gossips persist in the assertion that the wedding will occur before very longThe Daughters of the Confederacy sire amusing the world by tbeir late born zeal in trying to suppress Un cle Tom s Cabin. 1 bey would do a much wiser thing by exerting themselves to suppress allusions to the illfated confederacy. The collapse of an iron bridge across White river at Indianapolis yesterday afternoon is but another evidence that no iron bridge is safe after being in use a great many years. The weakening of iron can not be detected. The to replace the old certain intervals. on'y safe thing is iron with new at General Miles will not be permitted to represent the United States at the roroDa'i')n of KiDg Edward. That's what be gets for thinking a thought on the Schley verdict. Indianapolis Sun. Thinking is not the trouble with General Miles. "Talking now," in telephone parlance, is the general's failing. The President probably thought Miles might break into the coronation . c remonies with an exprassion of bis opinion as to the' value of the diamonds in the British crown. Indian Commissioner Jones has come to tie conclusion that hair has something to do with civilization, and has ordered that all male Indians must havs their bair cut. The order is addressed to the various Indian agents throughout the country and

IKNOLLENBERG

Samples of what is being offered in our SPECIAL 15 DAYS SALE. Every person who is looking for good value, read every item. EVERY PIECE OF GOODS IN OUR STORE AT SPECIAL DISCOUNT.

183 Standard 'erects to Cfln 1 1 se at, each vUl They are worth ft, J1.25 and f 1 50. In this lot are W. H., Kabo. R. G., 1 D.. American Lady and , Ferns, at SO cents. - IS Her Mrje&ty Corsets to g j at They re worth f2.75 each. tizes 1 to 23. 147 pes Lace?, vale. ?nl tore ols. to go at, per vaul SI 5c Worth S ;. 10 and 12 '3c. 38 pes K boon, aseoited, Q3 to go t, per yard ZJw Worth So and 50c. 15 pes Wcol Oress Goods OOlp to go at. pel yard JO u Worth 30c. IS pes Dre89 Goods, as- Cfln sorted, per yard uUu Worth f 1.00.

THE GEO. H. KNOLLE3STBERG- GO.

directs them to induce the male In-

dians under their charge to cut their hair, using force only when necessary He says it will require con. siderable tact and persererence to c&rry -(put the order, but suggests the withholding of supplies from recalcitrant Tndiansuntil they romply, aud the discharge of those who are employed by the government unless tbev appear with shorn locks. No long haired Indians are to be employed. If any Indians ''become obstreperous about the matter," a short confinement jn the guardhouse after clipping their hair, be thinks will effect a cure. AMUSEMENTS. THE KIDS TONIGHT. The Blondelles, of "The Katzenjammer Kids," having secured the colored light effects used at the Pan American Exposition, are i ow uing them in their illuminated cabinet scene in this hilariously funny farce comedy, which will be seen at the Gennett tonight. The plat, at the Westcott, shows that the house is going to be packed to the roof. ARIZONA. One agreeably novel feature of the production of "Arizona" is the arrangement of the program wherein the list of characters is presented in the order in which they first appear on the stage a device, whether wittingly or not, which serves the double purpose of aiding in instant identification and of precluding any dispute that might arise as to the right of precedence. The difficulty of deciding who shall be first in so well wrought a play.where the mereist hit is to be coveted, may be im-, agined. DAVID HARCM. Frohman will present Charles "David Harum" for one nitrht only Tuesday, Jan. 21, at the Gennett theatre, it beinjr announced as an txact reproduction of the play that ran all last season at the Garrick theatre in New York. A more suc cessful dramatization of a successful novel has never left New York, the most critical being at a loss to pick flaws of any kind in it either as a comedy or a production. Some books lend themselves readily to the dramatists scissors and paste pot, but the thread of the story of Dav.d Harum was difficult to follow for stage purposes and nobody expected the immense success that started in from the very first night. The secret after all was the human nature of the main character wily "David Harum, " Nothing of the original character of "David Harum" in the phenomenally successful novel is missed in the character as seen in the play, it might be said, seen in the flesh, every tone and gesture, every touch of tenderness and hint of pure mischief, and above all the sound horse sense are embodied in the acting part, and are easily and gladly rec ognized even by those who have never read the famous book. The dramatization has the sound merit of Special value? in Black Goods. Splendid valnes in Silks. ; Every Piece of Dress Goods and Silk is Reduced Bau-iful Lamps at a discount 40 Smoking Jackets to go very cheap. 60 niee wool Wai-ts f r ladies a on - ha if price. 30 nice colored Silk Waists to g j at one-htlf pi ice. 7 42-in length light tan ClH cottstogoat 0IU Worth f 16.50 and ilS,50. Very choice. 8 42-in. length light tan coats at $12.48 Former prices $20 to $ 2-.

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cal form every detail of the book relating directly to David that could be put to ise in a play. The current of the original sxrj fl ws smoothly even in those few puS4ags when David is cot in sight or hearing. There is more catarrh in this tion of the oouatry than all other diseases put together, and until the last few years was supposed to be incurable. For a great many years doctors pronounced it a local disease, and prescribed local re1 dies, and by constantly failing to cure with local treatment procoubced it incurable. Science has proven catarrh to be a constitutional disease. and there fore requires constitutional treatment. Ha l's Catarrh Cure, manufactured by F. J. Cheney & Co , Toledo, Ohio, is the only constitut onal cure or. the market. It is taken in ternally in doses irom IU drops to a teaspoocful Jt acts directly on the blood aiid mucous surface of the sys tejn. They offer one hundred dollars for any case it fails to cure, bend tor circulars and testimonials. Address, F. J. Cheney fc Co., Toledo, O. Sold by druggists, 75c. Hall's Family Pills are the best. Infant' Sudilfn Death Petersburg. Ind., Jan. 17. Mr. and Mrs. William A. Hurt, near Winslow, went visiting at the home of the formers' brother, taking witn them their 1 1-months-old child When they started home there was nothing apparently the matter with the little one. but en route it bad a crying spell but soon hushed. Upon arrival home examina tion showed that the Infant was dead. Kent lnls I ire I a.. Kentland. Ind.. jan. 17. Fire was ciscovered in the roof of the high school building, a three-story structutie. resulting, it is thought, from a dt;i'ective flue, and the volunteer depanment was unable to control the mischief The building and contents were consumed, causing a loss of $25.1)00. on which there is an insurance of $12,000 ENNETT THFATRE - - Managers and Lessees. charles wmim C0JIPA5Y - - - - IX THE GREATEST COMEDY SL'CCESS EVER WRITTEN DAVID IIM1 D'nmatizei Fr.m Eiward N yes ATeteott's novel, Dvid Barum," Copyrighted 189S-1900- D. ,Appleton & -O., Publishers. Prices 1.00, 75c. and 30c. GalUry 25c SJe seats opens Saturday Jan. 18, at Westcott Pharmacy. All Furs at a&totihiDgIy low pikes. IS tailor made suits now $10 tailor made suits now $12 50 and $15 tailor made suits now . . . $348 $648 S8.4& $16..!0 to $25 tailor QlO Q made suits now.. dlZitO $7 golf capes to gi at 'W.??0". $4.48 $15 to $17 50 capes Or QQ to go at . 0 DiQO 1 a?e rnd spreads, extra Q Q0 qua ity. ach .... wOu 1 lot ladies' wrappers to Cfi close DUG

Gennett

THEATRE. RAT SWISHER. Ltm. Mtar Saturday, Jan. 13. The dramatic event of the season. , LaShelle and Hamlin's New York production of Chicago, Augustus Thomas' great play, ARIZONA The play th at pleases all. Fnll of stirring incidents, thrilling incidents. Abounding with comedy and p ithos Every character aui scene taken from lue and nature. SEE Arizen Ranch A U. S. ttavalry ; With Cowboys, Mexicans, Soldiers and sweet, pure Women. All Characters In the Play. PRICES Lower floor, 75c and $1; box seats $ 1.50; balcony 50c and 75c; gal, , ery. 25c. Sale seats opens at Westcott Pharmacy, j . Thursday, Jan. 16. G ENNf TT Theatre MURRAY & SWISHER. Lesasee and Managers. ONE X1GIIT 0 LY FltlDAY, JAN. 17 The Blondells In the KATZENJAMER KIDS CO. Get in the push and follow the crowd. SPECIAL PRICES 25. 85 and 60c Sale seats opens at Westcott Pharmacy Wednesday, Jan. 15. Sen surpris wind w tomorrow only at tbe Bit S torv. , ,. Turki jh nrt C krno. Uigr Jnit and overcoat? " &ale, grrtt opportunity, ? f at the Big "lore. , r o 1 lot ladies' fleeced wrap- 11 pers to go at 01 Worth $1.50. 1 lot $1 50 umbrellas t QQp go at - wOb AH muslin underwear at a liberal dUciunt. 1 U t drespiner sarques to "7Cn close at 50e and lUu Worth $1 00 to $1.3H. Fr nch flinnels to close CHn at 35c ana . - UUu Worth 50c and 75c. All blankets to go at c'osing prices. 1 bae brown muslin, 01 ff 25 yards 1 r OliUU 10 voe 72-in unbleached CHn table Imt-D, Ad UUu 25 doz napkins to go at QOn per doz vOu

RAILROAD

RADICAL, REDUCTIONS IN ALL. DEPARTMENTS FOR OUR Greatest Of All I no Days Soecial Sale ... Friday and Saturday. Jan. 17 and 18.

All odd and broken lines must be closed out during these two days. You may eome expecting to tret strictly first

class goods at greatly reduced prices. Had over this list of good things then come and save money.

Men's heavy fleeced Undershirts, SS cent grade, 2 days sale ........ 33c Men's 25c ribbed Vests lc Men's 15 and 20c Suspenders, 2 days sale, pair 9c Men's extra fine 25c half hose in black and tn. nothing finer, seamless, and fast colors, 15c. 2 for 2Jc Men's stiff bosom shirts All f 1 (K) -hirts f r 75c All 75c shirts for SOc All 50c shirts for HWc An extra speceal 50c shirt for . . . 33c See it Men't extra heavy fleeced mule skin working mitts or gloves, 2 days sale, pair 20c Men's and boys' caps, 15 doz. winter pull down 25c caps, all colors, sizes and styles, 2 days sale 13c Boys' kree pants All 5)c goods go for, 2 da.) s sale 33c OVERCOATS ! OVERCOATS ! Great saving prices. Big reductions in ladies' Flannel Waists. CARPETS ! CARPETS ! 30 vards Tapestry Brussels Carpets, 2 patterns, 60c, sale price, yd . . il'-ijic Made and laid free. New spring Matting, specia", yd . . lOc Best Prints, yard 3,'c Best Gi oghams, yard ........ !ic 11 pieces Dress Goods, 10 and 15c grade, 2 days sale ..... ',c 600 yard spool basting thread, sale price, spool ...... 2c

TWO GREAT BARGAIN DAYS FRIDAY AND SATURDAY.

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Calicoes, pii gbsms, toweliDg. sheeting; evtrjthiDg is ieduc d. Men'- colored thnts to QQp close at .. Outi Worth 60c. Men's 50o underwear to QQn close at 0?iu Men's work shirts, men's sox. m n's gloves, all at a discount. Ladies' kDit underwear at closing prices. 2 lots ladies' fancy hose QCn to go at 19; and JLOv Worth 25c and 85c Ladies' chamoise gloves CQn to go at U!lu Worth $1 per pir. SOdcz children's heavy cotton hose, for this On sale only IZU

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Choice of any ladies 27 inch Coat in the house for SS.OO This includes some $ 7.60, f 10 and 12.50 coats. 25 children's box jsckets, ages 4 to 1, 2 dv sale, half price. 1.25 coats for ........ $3c $1 7 coats for 99c Ladies' vests and pants, best balbriggatC 25c, sale price ... lttc Ladies' black fletced hose, 12,'i'c kind, par 7c Ladies' black wove mitts, 10c grade, sale, pair Sc 50 doz ladies' handkerchiefs, colored border, oc kind, sale. 3 for .... 5c 45 ami 3$-in. I leached pillow cases, loc quality 5c 75 pir women's f 1 Warner's Corsets, sizes 1H to 30, sale price .... tt3o Child's strap hose su pprrt-rs, rmall size, 2-c ankle, 2 days, pair. . 3c Wool fascinators pink, blue and red, 60c grade, 2 d .ys sale, each . . . 23c Eiderdown, slightly soihd edge?, 35c grade, sale 13c Light and dark outing. 5 and 6c grade, sale, yard 3i'c Home-made flannel, 32 inches wide, pure wool, fine quality, 25 and 30c grade, sale . ...... 16ic Good turkey red damask, yard . 1JS !-c 18 inch bleached linen finish cottou crash 3c Men's 6 and 6'c white and colored , borr'er handkeachiefs, 2 days sale, 3c, or 4 for . . . , . . ... . . Oc I Jot all wool carpets to go at . . . Worth 65c. 45c 5 pieces carpet, for the QOft big saleouJy, at...... 0ZC 5 pes good tsp'strj car- CO pft. per yard 0ZC Sold in many places for 75c. 90e tapestry carpets for 7n I08 velvet carpet to QQq Would be cheip at $1.15. All Furniture at a discount. Even thing in our store t a oi-"' umcuudi until rtbruary 1st. - ......