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The Indiana Gazette from Indiana, Pennsylvania • 4

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LNDIAKA EVKJNISO GAZETTJfi TV EH DAY, JfcCKlUR 17, lSMll YmtUIibs erer "that tivif has flt a persona! interes in ail (be ship ku done. When ibe surprised and embarrassed coxswain. Seunian William Chandler, had presented to Mrs. ss well as to the president avti i-hm'x'ffd into his launch, vs'denr to about him: State I I a cough or I I tou have -HOSES POINT SOUTH Sixteen of Uncle Sam's Biggest Bulldogs Hit Trail for the Pacific Coast cold ii vour chest bacsinzon I J-QU OH YS i vert ftrt week. Hundreds cl Jatal casts Slight be pr- by ntkiag lix nxht in P'so's Cure prevent ib deadiy and drive out ifc cousb or cold.

It onv recsedv giving (wossf! i. yvi pieasaat to iak- aad All Druggists 25 Cents -i enlisted men are Ti-ev ar bully everything 'Hi. i-iiierd. a car!" CHRISTMAS SHOPPING i mi ffTER CRQWUNG A FAREWELL first off 3 RoosevcT P.csws Them Fro-r- Miyfibwer sr! Strds Tnem e-i over tne. na his re- j- o.

-1 Aicr-a Bsst assurance r- of fnmnnd rendv i i STOOk' MARKET Nt ver began early arc so vigorously at this store as this season. The mos; attractive line of Novelties Thousands of Spscts-a-s sr srare S. two "''h? Ciosicg liaiioes of the or two until NK YjRvi aTOJiC MARKET riiCrte i by a. Hamiitoa. 5 1 y-rd the cr i AoiiiCj-'p 43r Abo Caracd Piy 'he- fcaf Vorfc and t-rjzht.

as fir: it "Or Loan! forty Eiles no. eras, and the usual collection oi GOOD RELIABLE MERCHANDISE. are display ea on our counters ready lor your itiidfr i with 1 t-f inspection. ten knots; a four o- Sf-us! We make this a sate store for yor shopping as all goods are priced on the "Square Deal" Principle. Our new added lines of Novelties in -o 6i TO 29 241 25i 47? 89i CHINA.

SILVER AND GOLD TRIMMED GOODS. 3 will attract you. Read this list noti of tt': During -'r--uent was (fiit-rs arf-uj'l abo': li- guard and hand w-re 'i'wi on the May. Bower's decks aiul the t-eremonies of receiving and sendiug away the visiting officers gav- a mar'iu! oath 'of to occysfon. "FoMow the Flagship." Suddenly ihr signal yards of the Connect icut flashed the message: "0-t way immediately, following the motions of the Orders from each vessel's bridge.

Tlsey were conveyed by warning bells to engine rooms, through the Ruii-icpJ notes of half a score of bugles sjiid the shrill whistle of the Fort Monro-. Ik-c. IT. Th (real "eer oi away on ft long cruise to the I'tific coast perhaps further. Aft'-r a review by President Roosevelt, the great ve-ssei-i steamed in aing-Ie the May-tower, on rhe bridge of which President Rooevel: stood and saluted, ce fcy one.

There wa one preat roctr of 33 explosions, one yesstl taking up in Mlute of 21 guns a soou as the vessrl ahead of It let off. There wst.3 one loud ciapason of 326 suns; the rumble and roar echoed and reechoed over the water and among: the hl! and the Seet passed out to sea between Cape Charles and Cape Uenrr. Following the they turned southward and became smaller and mailer to the eyes of those who watched their departure. Then they were lost to view. The Old Point shores and the ram Am'-.

Lck-o Auan. S-Jjeli and Cef- Can. Pac Cbes Ohio O. Great West. Colo.

Fuel Erie Den. A. Kan. Tex Kan. Tex.

Pfd Distillers Pfd Mo. Pac L. N. Y. Nor.

and Weet Oat. West'n Penn'a R. People's Gas Pressed Steel Car B- Reading Rep. Iron Rep. Pfd Rock Island Southern Rwy So.

Pac Sugar St. Paul Texas U. S. Rubber Un-fac D. S.

Steel TJ. S. Steel Pfd Wabash Pfd sun Dressing lines were and as they tumbled to the Bead and Leather Shopping Bags. Purses. Colored Beads, Cufiand Collar Pins, Brooches, Hat Pin Holders, Fancy Pin Cushions, Fancy Box Ruching, Leather.

Bead and Silk and Plain Combs, in Shell, Silver and Gold, Cuff and Collar Setts, Fine Stationery in Handsome Boxes, Gloves of every kind. Gold and Silver Handled fmbrellas, Silk and Lace Scarfs. Jewel Cases, Silver and Gold Belt Buckles, Scissors. Silver Tea and Tablespoons, Silver Knives and Forks, Ice Cream Sette. Bird Carvers.

Soup Ladles, Orange Spoons, Salad Spoons. Cold Forks, Men's Fine Neckwear, Suspenders in Fancy Boxes, And complete line of Men's and Ladies' Handkerchiefs put np in highly artictic boxes. Plain and hem-stitched pure Linen at sc. ioc. 15c, 25c and up to $5.00 each.

in, 110? 77! 1I 80 37 91 parts of Fortress Monroe were lined I 141 121 7li 9 -51 101 19 17 Come in and Look, and Look Again. 3 I W. Lougiiry Co. uiaiiuiiiiuaauiuuiuiuuuuiiaai am mimmmm were robbed of gala attire. was in cruising trim notr the tirne for play was past.

"With the departure of the flee? officers, the Mayflower cot under way so as izU-y her at the head Of the formidable column anJ learl the way to the reviewing orf Thimble shoni out in Chesapeake or two-ihirds of the way from Hf.mt-tv--: Tl-i-nds ro stretch of m-ean oirtsid? she Virginia capes. As the Mayflower retreated down the warship lane, each vessel the passed manned rail with bluejackets, all of whom stood at attention. Meantime the giant cranes on board the war vessels were reaching out and picl-jrig up the launr-hes and running boats and storing them snugly their berths high up in the IVi Lid hooks Taken Aboard. Xext --nrse -he -whir of windlasses and of lifting anchor chains. links were bent of six-inoi; steel.

Sixty fathoms of chain had cut on each ship. Big streams of ter were played upon the Jinks. them of sand and mud as they rose from the surface. When at last ail sixteen ships w-ere in position, in single column, "natural order 400 yards IS7. with thousands of persons as the fleet ifted anchor and st sail.

Other thousands were gathered aboard excursion craft descriptions. The government pier was a living mass 6 humanity. In the crowd were gathered wives, sisters and sweethearts of oncers and enlisted men. ail the common impulse of mingled admiration for the vast marine picture unfolded before them and the heart burnings of a long parting with relatives ard friends. It was peculiarly fining, therefore, that when the flagship Connecticut swept by the pier the band assembled on the quarterdeck should play "The Girl I Left Behind Me." and then more plaintively came the strains of "Auld Lang Syne." followed in turn by the "tar-Spangled Banner." It waa a pretty indication that amid the regrets of parting the cail of patriotic ifuty waa ai last the one thins to be ronildered.

No Hitch in Program. There was not a hitch In any of the details of the well-planned program, but there were a number of amusing incidents, not the least of which wers the antics of four sailors who overstayed their leave on shore and were frantically calling- from the Old Point pier for a borrj to pick them up. At one of the roticeived the idea wigwagging fheir plight to the ofner. own Appleby Peterson Vir. Chem Closing- quotations on the Chicago Board of Trade as reported by W.

A. Hamilton, Nos. and IS, Marshall Building. WHEAT Dec. 93i ly 99i Vay 105i 71S PhUadelpMa Street BUSINESS NOTICES Second Floor atart.

the etigineroom indicators. far WANTED Anyone having manure down in th" or the steel-pro- wlSch they want removed free of decks, showed speed." charge, address, Youngblood Bros For the purpose of this cruise full i gO-Sp speed easy pace of 10 knots an hour. ir was on rhis basis WANTED Large plain heating -FOR- bnde frrewe'i to the stove, for are-room- Box 197, Mar- 'ap and anoiir companions? mounted to a and for near-' 'n ani cans s. -cord in 2: to he ro'e. it v.i-s pirhered 'he Old foa Center, Pa.

shr.r-:- movrd away from; P-'5n FOR SALE God leig-h, cheap SS.2:p was toe stop for and r05 Water street. rh' i-'-ir stroitnds. AS; vesst'N saisied headway they! er picked their' the wr-ke of TOYS, DOLLS, WAGONS, SLEDS, TOILET CASES, MANICURE SETS, BOOKS, BIBLES. Headquarters for Xmas Presents, MACK'S SECOND FLOOR. one afj "bones'" he.

dnr fh- behind. ha mas- ho Pres-erfs Yac'nt Anchors. in order FOR SALE Ten-foot counter case and table for sale at a bargain. Inquire of R. W.

Wehrle Co. tf. FOR RENT Three front rooms on Eecond floor. Wehrie Building. The R.

W. Wehrle Co. tt Siv tnd :5 -a5 weli pr- speed of orders. the ten Krso-s vr 65: -I" are w. crv-i tne roris The frst lap brf'ts them to eve and 'here, Chase a uicfc FOR SALE Lot at Chevy Heights, 50x150.

Cheap to coi-i: -o an- mble; May-1 "-ior and i- 'o wait nff the smid the Christ or ''e--hra ic a' -ropicu. the will be review at t.e;;ri ho- nersv as he ut flower parade. TL -before She rail. Sower stnokc The buyer. Icquire Gazette olSee.

3S-3tp FOR SALE PIGS at "EDglercere D. C. MACK SON was com ed. CUT 'OS t. Receotion on the Myftower.

The saiiir.ar of the "ee wis -nrecd- rd May-jFatm' So per pair for a few days of.onlv. Call at farm or on T.A. Gilbert. Dld You Know That with this pump you can leave the well out in the cold Stay in the kitchen yourself and this, small pump will carry the water in, as it will lift water 23. feet snd carry it sidewise 200 ft.

At the price SI. 50 you lose money every day you do without one. Leave the ether pump right in the same well We put them in. Appleby Peterson on. frotii hnr -r-v m.W i t- he- ed by a on The cuanr deck i Jtvoom 1, axarsoaii duuuidk.

Prsidn; Koose- ft rails manned hai sfiiiors. marin sr (ii the riiiisrtern-'' piayii-c mirai Ev above ard the s'xreers cnrnms--iiiisr of he as h'-v el'mbd s'. board ganswrsy H- a wori? or" eoN-Niersoe FOR SALE A good team of horses, harness, wagon and bob sleighs. A good bargain for quick buyer. Icquire at 3s Xirth Twelfth street.

LOST A small gold watch, with-initials A. and pin, either on Church or p.niladeichia street itl sz st a a a a a ay a The Wallace Dry Goods Co. ARE CLOSING- OUT THEIR. F-U-R-S AT SPECIAL LOW PRICES. at "at-! wirii band 1 with Ad-.

high Vnion resr -he main: at- to ie ie ie Je adnr.n Notice to of the WJ admiraT ofScers sp the yacr.r. and we" formaT arks. is QfS; navs-The zayiy the -7 'waitiriar lie th 1 A rr.eeiicr st-iossiolfier? of Ccai -v 'Jc'-o omr-itT bo bs.i tie ornce of tee Costcasy fc" wehrjra. Ir.c:r: co or: Cti fin- Jl: kinds of useful Xmas presents at the lowest prices. Special low prices in Dress Goods.

1 e'S ia i LOST A ladle's golc -aich with 3 paT.iT fswer Ou the bzi-'. Lost between ack's store and First street. at o( oc director or rhe was h' hotel. reward. sS-tf J.

C. WALLACE SON, -OUt t0 ir.Cre5i".:s X.l LOST On Th rc: arr.rer 1 PROPRIETORS. 624 1 liilaUCipiliti 1 ri -v n.tr.ds the for-': i and ir e. to a Ad- vTASalXG Mrs. t-taehe! who ares on East waats wasbin-s to do.

Give her a trial. Sbe will tend after it. Applesfill Kinds. New York State, Baldwins, Northern Spy and tic- ei--- of jj 1 IC-h OKjrhtn't he he for the Mvi Ar.d then i 3- to say or of the ers he sent of his nfterj AXTF.D At once one mao to i. wish work in wooos that can keep a sasr in I Bflots? Aure 1 AsK for Jj Kings.

Anything in the fruit line can be had at oar store. Come in and get a CALENDAR. til Si of thfl at go0j 8bpe. Inquire at this ofliee for good sb ape. Louisiana's particular.

I me S3-3tp J. B. YOUSKINS. oxerjs of 1 strains i jf you want to be warm Burn Tear- latinco 'hrosirh r.im dsspatoaea special r'snricc of greeting: to that chili's c-e-w. It was on he Louisiana that the president, made his recent trip 10 th Uthmua of Panama aai 1 floatlng ing Run coal.

Call phone 160. Of across the NewspaperHH CHIVE Ne RRCHIVEC EWSPAPER.

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