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Dr. Bacon Mtf theoe mbeertptlons now nmoont to Orer 10^199 nod that tt la protoable that the work of erectlas tba central part of the hospltai. at Slx^th street an<J €At*U* atwnoa, wii! befln tn time to haro tha eomm atona iaif atoont 5*Pt«njber f, doriiur tb« moettac here of the Indl-

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Blahoii Fowlar’a Addraaa.

Tba addroM of the aventna waa delivmed by luabop Cbarlaa H. Fowtar. of Buttelo/K. T., hla subject. "WssleyanlslnR

th# Wortd.”

"A faw man," said tba speakar. “losve ah Impression upon their nation, but It le onco or twice In five or ten centuries that a QHUi comeo our way who can Impress tba world and make a bend In the

•tream of hlatory."

Ha than named four men wpo bad thus hnprssssd tbamsalves u|)on the world. *'Napolaon Bonaparte was a «l»antlc factor that towera aomehow with arowing poaalbllltles. Hs walked over the earth as If ha awnad It. Ha raconstructad the map ol Europe^ In hla path hostile armies vanlilbad hka the host of Bsnnacharlb. At hla tpuch.lflmes toppled. In hla train kinca trolled aa trophlea. But all hla purposes wars aeldah and pwaonal. The star of hla empire set In a sea of blood and he lived Ipnf enough to see every one of hla great

purposes come to naught. '

“Wesley had hla generalship and hla •tatssmanship. If he had been armed Kith a swoiTl instead of the New Teetant he woultrhave left a temporal hin||j-

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^ PAOMOTI^ or KINIKJ^WfMmi that Have Started Qreat fUsht- , earn Movmmenta in the ^orU. Ifbe Bav. James W. Baker had “Pro:ta0tmB of the Klngdtmt of Qod'* for thC ; atfbject of hla morning amnon at Hyde Peek H, E. dliwch. He aald every man la

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WILLIAM WAfNSCOTT WAS 8ERL * OUSLY STABBEa I

THE POUCE MADE ARRESTS^

A dance given at KB Greeiy street broke j J9 hs e riot Satimday addafght and while | the wonsen were sereamisg and the men I Wonting, some one Bred three shots In the)

a pcomoter of something. *'Whetl^ he j garkness outside where there were several |

lighters. I A stray bullet atmek Verm Githezte, a sixteen-year-oM hoy, who was playtng' with other hoys la the street. Gitbees.; who Uves at IM* West Market street, was taken to the City Hospital. When the p*>-, jttce arrived they found Wlllianj Wain- ' seott, of 1330 West Market street, suffering ■ from a stab wound in his back. InfUcted ! in the dark. The wound may prove fatal. ; Before morning the police arrested th«

ba ctmadotts of ft or not," the minister aald. "ha la a promoter of rlghteoosness cr unrellglouaneaa. In going down into Egypt at the call of OoA » deB%'er the lar^ltaa from bondage. Moses became promoter of tlm klngdcna among God's chosen people. In leading Israel acr^ lyrdan, and succesafuliy advancing the eampaiga agalnat the Inhabitants of Canaan and capturing Jaricbo, Joshua proves

hlraaelf a helper and kaader of the Lord’s ; foiiowli^ persons: Joseph Howell, n }i0(tji , ‘Wallace street; George Garland. 30 Wal-

;I®«« Street; John Hurt. 1«2 West W'aab-

'tn his strenuous efforts to ^^P®"!jngton street; Harry Stewart, 9«0 West land and sea, preaching the Gospel of the | •^’ashlngton street; Howard Singleton, SK Lord Jesus Christ to Jews and Oreeiu*, i West South street, and Clinton Comba.

hnnrf nr free Paul i street- While It ia not thought

barbarians. Scythians, bond or free. Fam j shoo^ ao aocesaiffuliy promoted the cause of Qod j qj. cutting, the police believe they know that ha was In loomeylnga often. In weari- i more about the affair than they wish to

.mtnfiiiness of the flesh often In U®*^' charged with Inciting a

* ftenirlot. Edward Refgel. of «14 West Mary-

unsiiro^»M ^ Street, is thought to be o.ne of the •TithS^IS.Tfro'?;. X. reform -i. jSi’SVT^n ?«

name to-day offers abundant testimony.

Wesley. In his efforts to reform the es- DID WCfU CflO WOnniMPN tabiished church was not only successful DIU rVCuIV rl/Ti WUUUmdi. In promoting a reformation which touched j

sil England, Scotland, Wales and Ireland. !

but he unintentionally became the founder : Extensive Preparations Being Made of another church which has been greatly j - Fnt-rtaininn the Visitors blessed of fJod in advancing Hts king- Entertaining me Visitors. dom. not only In British islca, mit through- _ , .w i j * j out tlie W<^. * Preparation.^ for the head camp of Mod-

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of a spiritual empire. He

waa similar in mske-up to Ignatius Loyola, tb# founder of the Society of Jesuits, who rose to control all the ed^tlonal fotcet of the great.Roman &thoitc church. So John Wesley, the iludent of Oxford, organised a spiritual feree to follow and antagonise this Ixiyola

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niip. in gtnwawhip, In organising Dower^Jn vast resources tor emergencies. John Wesley can well stand face to face with Ignatius Ixiyola, Thesa are the ebleft of Arraagendon settling the groat

battle &t the Aiwcalynse.

“John. Wesley was superior to Napolgon In gsnarolsbliv for he nevrr found his Waterloo nor ni-s lit. Helen*. He was superior to lioyola In organising power and prvJictliig rsaouruea. lie saver needed

EtwnSiutaing of the etete." " Compared with Saul.

For the fourth comparison (ne speaker mentioned Saul, the tent 'hmkmr of Tareus. And, continuing, said: "John Wesley may fairly be mentioned with 81, Faiil. He iurpaased him in the breadth of his Itineracy. Ho may be compared with him in his BCholarahlp. in his organising power ho come* nearer to St. Paul than any man in. histor}'. These four men, Paul. Wesley. Loyola, Bonaparte, are four great giants homing up the four comers of the

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■ “Theodore Parker said that Methodism has produced the greatest scholar and the greatest organiser of the last one tbuueaud yeara. And yet t have beaid iome of the Beogtlnga In our pulpit sneer at VVejjiley and Adam Clarke. • • • But Juhn Wos>y'B real work was liberating tlu) spiritual forces. In this he struck tho

world's greatest need.

“In January, li^, 1 walked through Aldergnte street, In London, with a man eighty years old, who wae Adam Clarke's literary executor, and knew more about Methodist localities in London than any living man. As we walked through the street he stopped and said: 'When 1 wee a boy a house stood there where Uils street comes in and in that house John weeley was converted.' It was there he* felt hts heart «trang«iy stirred. He did trust In faith. In Christ only for salvation, and tod the aasuranoe given him that bis sini had been taken away by the Lord Jesus Christ and that he ho.d been delivered

from the law of eln and death.

No Spiritual Lift.

'"^ere Bras hardly any spiritual lift In the world at that time. The Moravians had a little and if they had not had It mixed with other thtngc that diverted it tksy might have made a great run. it went with greats purity and poem While it kept the trafek. Religion was scoffed at respectable society. A few Bibles were egyried by the booksellers on the same mtelyee with the vilest books and most in^teant plotures, Blaofcstone said: ‘I have heartl the treat preaohers.^ hut ybu Oan not tell by their preaching whether they are heathen or Mohammedan, pagan

or Christten.*

“The bottom of society was no better taail thd top. There were m offensex under tlta law punifhabM-with death. • • • John wmIcv began to talk. Men hstdnad, conviction look hMd at taem and they could not shake themeeives tflesr of tt. He shook Bugland from shore to sbore. It ' the 't^r newts of the estahlished

** >Ut new life into the old cere-

. formal ohurohea unWl eeremonie* and formal Chrtettantty stood on

ita f«et, no loager a eocw**."

Oliva PIti Power.

tie I,then told how this new spirit that Wesley had Pttt into thO h*<Vi**'niisedthaj patriotism of the country and gave Pitt I tbh power to take India and America i |r^ Fnmce to aid Fredertck the Ores^ in] I, Ml contest againdt catholic France and j ^ Athitrla, He esM that tt was now to be e^ that oat .of VV«»ley*t great nuivement

So the control of the world by AnBrttaln IM Angio-Saxon

frn U oodme-n of Amf-rlca. which is to be held In IndianapoHs during the week of June U-St. are well under way. and the l(.»cal cotr.rrulioes arranging for it are working hard. The merchante' commlt-

Unvelied Positive Laws.

The Rev. J, Cummlng Smith preached at the Tabernac’'? church yesterday on “Jesus, the Rabbi. ” He said that Jesus

was more than a mere propnet of rent:- 1 te»». of which II. P. Wasson i.s chairman, tlon. “He unveiled positive laws and ten- j held a meeling this afternoon and ardencies,’* the minister said. "If at lll.s | ranged Its program of work. The comtlme there was »n ebb in formal religion i roiitce will make a canvass among the and a revolt from pharasakal prr tense j nKrehants of the city to raise the sum and cast-iron tyeeds, Jesus took care to 1 of $6,5(r> for the entertainment of the vismske s positive announcement of the > Ring WiXidmen, the local camps having

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Tbe SiM^ Trade m on a rmli and we are away in Hie toad. The woadtrMI hargdn <^)ferfaiga we are in firsl-<dass, refi^te goods keep m in froiS. We ^edd attaoScm to Sie M* lowing and advhe immeGate Onyiag in Swte lines. •% ,% >%

principles that underlie history and determine all ascerwion of charoi'ter. If Kmerson preached freedom. Jesus preached it sfHI more, and also truth as the sole path to freedt'im. “If Emerson emancipated by appeal to the sanity of the soul a» an authority. Jeaus emancloated by educating the soul to the complete and mellowed wisdom which alone dunllfles the soul to be any sort of authority. Emerson was deficient In humor and summer-like benevolence Jesus was orbsl, musical, manyalded. He voiced eternity In its grandeur and man s only hope Is to Incorpor.ote In hts life the unfolding prlnclplts of eternity, otherwise h*Is an ephemerlde born and dead witlitn a day."

Wesley as s Prophet. "John IN ttsley aa a Prophet of ihe Eighteenth Oentury" was the subject of a sermon by the Key. Joshua gtansfteld at Meridian-Street M. K. thurch yesterday morning. He aald in part: "If I were to speak of Wesley as a preacher 1 should have to tell of sermons befon* families and before thousands In

already raised SS.SOO for this purpose. The merchants’ committee ft compo.sed of the following business men; H. P. Wasson, chalrm.un; Hugh J. McGowan, John J. Appel, F. M. Ayres and George Gay. The business portion of the city will be dlatrlctcd and the committee Is confident that It will be able to make Us canvass and raise the desired amount by Tliursday. Plans have been partially completed for the big parade, which will occur on Thursday of head camp week It is confidently expected that the parade will eclipse anything of the sort that has ever been attempted by the M<xlern Woodmen. yJd Pugh w'ill act as grand marshal of the parade, with Harry Negley as his chief of staff. As the head camp Is offering a number of subeiantlal prlxe.s for I camps sending the largest number of unl- ' formed men, as well as for the best drilled camps, the parade Is expected to be ft gorgeous affair. Pledges have already been received from over fifty camps, most of which will be accompanied by

brass bands.

A band contest will also be a feature of "Big TliurtKlay." and prizes of $300, and JlOO are hung up for the compet-

cht.rch and on tombstones. In prifion and

on common -St rmons ranging from a few I orgjJuzatio'ns. "Katinmds' in the Cen minutes to one und two hours In length, i j tral I’asstmger A.ssoclation have made

should Itave to tell of mantfetrtatlona of j

divine power most murvei.uis. I sliMuld have to mention maiilfesiations of some Other iKtW'cr. religious but erratic. whU h often showetl U«elf among the jpettple. but power which was aver frowned upon and Bupprsssed by Wesley himself. Heated tmaglnaUon smd uncuntrollable emotions eould never pass for the ptjwer of the holy aptrll with him. He also ever warned his preachers aguinst such fanaticism. Divine power Is for human empowerment, and not for tho overemiwwerraont of the

reeuion and faculties of men.”

Emerson'i Birthday Observed. The one-hundredth h.rthday anniversary of Ralp dValdo Emerson was obseiwed by a number of churches yesterday. The Rev. Robert S. Osgood spoke at the Mayflower Congregational church In the afternoon. The Rev. Allan B. Phllputl spoke on '‘Some IJmltatlons of Emerson Influences" at the Central Christian church in the evening. A large audience heard a sermon by the Rev. Marton Crowley at the Central I’nlversallst church. In the morning, on the subjetd, "Emerson and Hl» Influence in Shaping the IntellectiBii and Religious Life of Our Time.” Services la memory of Emerson were also hold at tho All Souls' Cnltarlan church at the Hebrew Temple, the sermon being by tbs Rev. B. E. Newbert.

Reptentsnt Sinners Barred. CHICAGO, May 26.—Rei>entant sinners will not be admitted to the ministry of the Reformed Eplseopal church. The conference of the church has declined to modify that section of Its canons which excludes from the ministry all candidates who have been refused ordination by other denominations, for reasons affecting their moral or religious character. The canon In Question has been a j>art of the constitution of the church for many years, and the auggoation that It be amended so as to admit to the ministry men who may have been guilty of some moral dnrong.but have alnce repented and reformed, caused surprtse. ■■■s.a ■»! Sermon to Knighta Templars. Thar Mwendoncy of the Comagandery of the Kailghts Templars was observed at 8t Xhtul’s Episcopal church last night, a lorga number of knights being pre.^nt in uniform. The sermon was by the Rev. Wltlle D. Engle. Hs spoke of how- the order resembled the church of St. Paul. He said the Knight Templar of to-day Is unBkS’'UM kntght of oKl^ oa he does not deoend upOB nls sword to forward the K*«1t Of Ghrlat. Ha hoa to bottle, the minister said, but the weapon of tho Knight Templar is one o| the outward emblems that te symbolic of the oplrit within.

ratp of one and one-third fare for the week, and arranpemenfsr are making for a special fare for points within a radius of 100 mllea of Indianapolis for Thurs-

day.

MACHINISTS MAY STRIKE.

Their Oemanda Have Not Been Grant* cd by Thefr Employers. The members of the local lodge of the Inlernatioual Association of Machinists are holding frequent meetings to discuss how to enforce the demands that were made on the shops', over a month ago, and which they said should go Into effect Wednesday of last week. The owmera of the shops seem to have taken no notice of the demands, and It Is stated that there is some discord among the members of the union aa to whether or not a strike should be declared. The machinists had demanded that none but union men be employed in the shops, and It was this clause that the employers were most bitterly opposed to. Another clause specified that fewer apprentices; should be employed In the shops, and It | was also demanded that the hours be shorter, ami that an Increase In pay, averaging 2\* cents an hour, be granted. The employers say that they will refuse to accede to these demands. The members of the union say that there Is no discord over the demands that have been made, and that a number of the employers have agreed to the demands. They say they will strike only as a last resort. LIGHTNING STRUCK BARN.

GASOLINE STOVE Just as illustrated; has two burners; high tonkj real value S4.50; our price, $3.60 Three-burner Stove, $4.60

FULL SIZE IRON BED (As illustrated.) Has large posts and beautiful scrolls In the head and foot, ornamented with heavy cast chills and mounted on ball-bearing rollers. A real |7.5d value. We will sell this bed for one week at

$3.70

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uiiE iioieiiE eiraiT (Just as iUuatrated.) Mad« of hard wood, finished m golden oak; boa a large swinging door with mirror panel, two dainty bracket shelves on the otda. Real value gl.SO. We have 400 to doe# out at

Your Greilit Is M

For this Handsome BED DAVENPORT $2.00

fl.OO weekly. We have twenty-fire of them to ek, and the price we hove jdnned on them assures

As first payment, balance sell during this coming weel

us quick selling. They are extremely well eonstruoted, frame being of the finest seasoned oak. polish finish, and covered with the best grade of plush

Verona, green and red colors; has a box underneath for storing i ments; an actual $40.00 value. Our. wonderful baying system enables us to sell this high-grade Davenport

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PORCH FURNITURl In this line we have an unlimited assortment. (As Illustrated.) Built of hard wood frame, closely woven back and seat, with genuine hickory splits; painted any color desired. Special Price S2.50

EXTENSION TABLE (As illustrated.) Built of seasoned o*k. hard wood slats: forty-three inchee wide and six feet long when extended; a real

$0.00 value.

Our May Price

$3.50

PARLCR RCCKER

Made of oak or birch maht«any; has a very hl^ back, large sadore or cobbler seat, jiMR as desired; built for both comfort and beauty, A real Ii60 value. We otter It this week for

$3.00

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fAs Illustrated.) Made golden oak or mabogani vahia Wo will offer It t

beautiful real 16.00 week far

$3.00

Rtfrig•rator (Aa illoatrated.) Large family size, dry air circulation. The most economical Refrigerator on the market Real vaine,

$9.00,

'special Price $5.75

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ClirieSan Endeavor Mata Ifeetlng. The ChrislUm Endeavor societies of the dty Were well remesented at a mass meeting at ttie Third Chrlettan church, yesterday afternoon. W, A. Finney, president of the.unioa. prooided, and Q, Av. Lynn led the song ser\ice. tlrere a-as a Junior program, made up of songa, recltatiane and scripture reeMme The Rev. J^tlo Hunter. R. H. Clifford and Mrs. ^Biaa Morgan Noiris spoke, followed bv Ihpes ihlnute talks by a number of minmtufs. There was a song service and a —Qi sermon by the Bav. Charles B. Kewnan

S MamoHat Eunday.

SeHtal (diurches observed Menxwlal iAmday with special serrieea and sermons iMPter4hLr> 3%e members M the Thomas Jl^oet attended the mining aerytees at Roberts'Paik M. K. church. iRiare were manr old votarans at the Seventh Chnslian church tn the ewenteg, when the Rev. p. B. Ldteas preatdted on "Memorial to #^cn of Jao-S." The Itobert Anderson Post ooiid W* R, C. attended the Third

Ohfhrfttn Ohurtdt In thb imwntng.

Five Head of Cattle Burned to Death —Implements Destroyed. Lightning struck the barn on the farm of Zora Powell, threo miles east of the I Pair grounds, about 6 o’clock, yesterday evening, setting fire to It. Five head of cattle were burned to death, and 1,00 bushels of corn, twenty tons of ha,>’. and many farm Implements were destroyed. Powell and his wife were in the barn milking when the bolt struck. Mrs. Powell was slightly dated and she started with her husband toward the house, when they noticed that the bam was on fire. They ran back and succeeded In relea.'^lng seven head of horses and nine cattle before the flames interfered. The loss is covered by Insurance. Bad Boys Responsible. Bad boys are thought to have been responsible for a fire w hich caused a loss of about $50 In Brandt’s cooper shop, in South California street, yesterday even-

ing.

Our Suits Ira thu Vunr Beit of make at the lowest prices, for men. boys and children. Also a large stock of Gents' Furnishing Goods at tha popular prices, at JOE GOLOBERtER’S, 411 Ntst. in.

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Stumph Hbirs Compromjao. A comproiwtee has been effected betwe^ the hdn of Jtdm B. Stumph and th« DeacMteoa Hospital, and the protest againat tb* Tteohate of the will fileNl by the hospital' smth(»ittes has been writh(arawn., ' ■ Tbe datm naade by the Deeetmeaa Hospital ante ttiait Mr. StEHBpti had agreed to give It about tLSOO for nrovidtsg him with a b^nsa hi hit laaft daqjta No pmoVlaton was made Ita this in tbawiiL By tne comproaria»;tb» benefhHWriteBltttae wta ta allow the boi^tai that amoonL

Seat Sale for Weber & Fields. The large sale of seats at the Park The-!

ater for the appearance of the t^’eber & ! Fields all-star stock company shows the j interest taken in the coming of that fa-1 roous aggr^ratlon of stars. One perform- | suice only, next Monday night, June I,!

will be given of "Twirly-Whlriy,’’ a melange of fttn and music, followed by a burlesque. “The Big Little ’Princess." The entertalnmeot will be given exactly as in New York, all the original costumes and scenery being carried on a special train of six cars. The cast includes Lillian Russell. ■\VtlUara Collier, Fay Templeton.

Peter F. Itelley, John T. Kelly. Charles i «ve tnm* oa much m tinww Imt Imo

A. Bigelow. Louise Allen, ’WTll Archie and ^

$2^° SHOES SIMON PINK 126 East Washington SL

your WAfiT Will Bs Tlead in THE /iBWS WA/iH COL

AMUSEMENTS.

Oldsmobile No noiao, no odor, B* danger. WiU go 100 miloa on one ebaxM of goooUaa coating «m. ' Mora Oldranobilos used than all othor automoMIm oomMnod. 'Why not buy a raochtna that wlU go out over countiy roads, and get back?

FISHER AUTOMOBILE COMPANY, State AgeBU

Union Trgotion ComtMir^ of tndIgnA i Whm Thbte-lMtec^ May SI, IMa Btatlon-jgagm^^&rtldlag. eoraw Kantaata; Mtm^ Mortou. AMauadita ..jid tntermadiate stal^i 4;» a a,., and eoek hour iteraolter until 4:1$ a m., 004; liffl p. DA Llmttad trains (or Anoaroon a«dj Mitnetfi Laava 8:00 a. in. and UiOO a, lo.. S.-4j p.laand 5:te P- te,. anivtag Andonon in (umi koor and Twantp-fiva mlnuU^ juid Munolt la two houiu: li:M a'm- and 5!|» p. ro. *%»•! mote dlreet oowiaetlMM at Andanos with HW-j itwl trolaa (or Slarood. gxmeM Daportmant—CoMigmasate rMstvad util w noon tor dalivarp sama day, te all] batwaan Indloitepdila and Munela: uatU IpTm., ter d^lvary te odi ptdiM wer* fj o’clook tha . naxt morning, Inelomng Mua^' Andtrson, Alaxandria. SI wood, 'Dpteo ate| lte>! rkm.

indltnapollB 4 SaatarR Rallwiy Com* pony. Qreanfleid Lina. Oananii Oteraa-Praniilin Bulldittf. —Time Tabte Rgaottva May », IMS.— ..Por OhreenaMd, KnlgHtetoim and tnteriiwdlate BtatJons; Pmumejm eora isavt Martditei and Oaorgla straate; am I am.* a«l> each hour tiwraafter until 14 p. m. Next and| loat car laaraa at Usll p. m. i Combtoatten pgaaenger und axpraas eon loave M^dteA end ^aorarfa wraata at • a m., i a « m.. 4 p. m.. • p. «.

for

me will

hteva Uaridion and Oaorgla Bteeeta In a^Uog to th# Btxjva achadttla, at 3:M p. te., 4w p.

Bi, iW A n.. 4:te p. »• Ofld f:» p. ttu BBOULAB iUNDAT SCMKDUL*.

Beginning Mar It. haif-lteur earn tot Or^

field and intorteadtote stotioas wlW, teavB

rkitan and Oaorgla atraeta, ifl o^tten to th* B^B acMdula, at »;lo a n. RMI ,Meb bsur

tharaafter unttl 7 J# 4 ». ’ ’’

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For Oraanflald and intarmBdlate MSUoOM ealn 4rrtva at Oaorgla a«d Marld^gte^ a« 7A Zm. and laava at R a in,rilia^v« •! li»

p. m. Bad iBBva at $:lo p. .

indiingpolla. Qraanwood 4 FranHUn

Rgtirobd Company.^

PBBaengar can iBave Paoni^vanla aa| WsltelMton ate: Firat ear at i-A a.B„ oM , lu^rty tharaafter antU 30JO p. n. Lost «aa

* taavaa at lt:l# p. w. '

CoraMoattoa posacagar and axpraaa Jaavas OBOTg^od Marian ate. (or Craaiiwood <ai^

Bt fas a ». Bod RJO p. as.

r»ARK:-i g: s:l W-'2;''|hol»en stock company

TharadBy. PRICKS—10c, aoc, iOc.

FHdBy, SatunlBy-"THB FOOL OF ST. ABVHWf." Daily Matinee. Everybody goaa te tbe Park.

Cccklng Utansits Made of

Sfraisky Steel Ware

flUmlta Wdtm and Fields themselves

^a& Buaae& retain

LU-

ns her great beautv. Fay i

ileton. now famous as a mimic, will be s^n In her new tine of artistic work. This is 'William Collier's first and last scaatm as a member of the company, as he resumes his starring career in 8epteaober itt a new comedy. Jolly -Peter Dailey alone is a cure for the blues, while Charles A Bigelow, John T. Kelly' 4^ Weber and Fields, with their varie-1 gbted persifiage, contribute la#kely to the goBeraJ fun. Good seats may yet be had

m all parts of the house.

Tbe Holden stock company will j open its fourth and last week at the Park this afternoon in "East Lynne," tn which] Miss- Howard has the difiScult dual role of Lady Isabel (Cariyle and Madame Y'ine. and Mr. Pratton appears as Archibeld C^lyle. ''East Lynne" will mn till Thursday, when •Tha Fool of St. ArveA"

will aucoeei It.

tmn an>«« bb haog. W* stil Stransky __ guarante* it (or fir* yaars agaliMt acaUag av

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VONREaUT RIRDWIRE GO. 120401-114 E. Waalilagtaa U-

psARK IMOMOAV KVEMIMO, JUMK I, ak 7:te» O’CLOCK WKBER A riCI.OS’8 ALL. STAR STOCK OOIMI»AfiV with caat Including Wlfliam CoUier, John T. Kelly, Chaa. A. Bigelow and Peter F, Duilay and Weber A Fields, UlUan Ruasefl, Louise Allen. Will Archie and Fay TempletoiL Createat cast ever put together. Preee&tlng "Twlrty-Whlrljr" and borleaqne "The Btg Little Prinoeae." Seats now on sale. Prtcea—Bo* seat*, $3; Entire Lower Floor, 92.50; all BaJeony eeata, $1.50- all Mezaanine aaau. Rl.M; GaUery, 60c. Mail orders given prompt attention.

6EM^!S!£^““2c Boat Vork fa tho City 22g-2J7 InAaaa Avul Fboaa S7t

FAIR BANK ..OSTXNDORT**.. FAIR BANK CONCERT BAND M HUSICUMS-M MHJIISTS AAteatagiote • • lO Cteteta Reserved Seats in PavUion lOc eartra. Matinee every Saturday sUPiemoon.

PIO.\EER BR ASS WORKS Al Uf UMfl l CASTINGS !I8 424 S.FEW.ST.

THE OLD GRAHOER STORE 338 and 338 W. WaatilnMton 3L Gnaat botepina to-dgy ia LADIISV SKIRTS

Siztsentk St mud CaiAtol Ats. ALL TINt WEEK Gentry Bros.’ FAMOUS SHOW Two PorforniMMeog Do'Jy AdiRlssioM—a. -lOo sml 29o

News Want Adm, Work Wemderm

CREDIT

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If you ore bonegt la purpoM w* wiib truot you—cloth* your wife and you#

family.

NO MONEY DOWN Pay ua at your convanteneo. People’s Credit CiotliiRg Co. 32 W. Witli^M St. L. A. DOBSON. Mgr, < tJp-Staira oim flight

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inditnapoHt *4 Mgrtincvfitf Rapi4

Transit Company.

Woltlag room and atetioit 47 Kanfu^ ava i

Bcitedttla effacllva Miw IT, MA ■ First ear teavas Kantoeky ave. fiad

metes at. Indianapolis, (cw MoittaariBa aa4 i^riaadtate atations at 6:50 a m. oad avary lima’ ilnraafffT oa tha half twor OMteta. no-J z tS P but runs only as ter m MotoW*

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£vas for Indtonapelto at U:1t p. te. C« iStve l^wtrille ter lodtiHaaoHa fiat

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IndianapoiiA 8haibyviila 4 Soudll^ eaatarn Traction Company* Core ieava Indlanapolta (w taatbyitae all imeroiadlate etepa ftwa tba oo^ ^ Wi^ mgten sad Merl^ tef*^ « ^ teMo W boara: 6, A 7. jL.**,*** ¥ ^ o’clota noon, and L*.k4R.a7, kk aaff tore ghelbrrille ter .ladtenopgis e^ sH tetetwwtoto trtkwte WL

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