The Fort Wayne Journal-Gazette from Fort Wayne, Indiana • Page 4

GRAND FUR DISPLAY H. A. Newland formerly of Detroit, but now of New York City, will on Monday, November 10, and Tuesday, November 20, Display at our store their full lino of Furs, 1 This house stands at the top and the goods shown cannot be duplicated by any other house. DeWald PA1NTLRS. Miss Lowry would call the attention of those ladies who are about to begin the painting of China tor Christmas presents, to a beautiful line of White China for decorating, in all the latest novelties which she has just put on sale.

Christmas is near at hand Avoid the usual hurry. No. 1O West Berry St, 1 SIX PJEK CENT. Money on city or farm property iu North Indiana. Address, O.

WATTS. Kooni 21 Arcade, Ft. Wayne, lud. MONJEJT TO LOAW On real estate or personal security. C.

F. PFJ3IPFEB, rooms and 3(5, Bank Block. JLOCAL NEWS, J. 1). Williams, export accountant.

i City lodge will confer the second degree to-night. Miss Carrie Smith passed yesterday with fiicnds at lluutington. Dr. George C. Slemen haa moved his office to the Pixley-Long block.

The older o( Chosen friends gave an enjoyable banquet last evening. Edward Schwaim is from a scveio attack of typhoid 3 ever. Thomas O'Brien has resumed his old position as clerk ut tho Rich hotel. Mrs. George Evans, of West Hciry street, has returned fiom a visit in south.

Mr. and Mrs W. Copinns, of Anaconda, aro clients of their sou, Albert, in this city. Mrs. George Potter is entertaining her mother, Mrs.

M. 11 French, of Fort Wayne, Detroit Mr. and Mrs. Fred ShaiMork havo vetmned to their homo in Columbus, Ohio, a a pleasant visit with Mrs T. W.

Hall. Columbia City Commercial Miss Kate Meyer at noon to-day for Fort Wayne, where she has accepted a position in Root store. Mr and Mis. R. Riedoi have re- Vuirticd to thoir homo in Dotriot after pleabant vibit with Mr and Mis.

Kdwarrf Norvock, of 2HG John btru(. A rejection will bo given by ladies of the First Prosbyton-di the church a i i i No admittance all oordially invited. At tho City Y. M. C.

A. i rvrn- ing, Mr. Chailos MeCulloeh will give a practicd ttilU on "Hankjng." The Awarded subject will bo ablv treated by Mr. McUulloch and tho" attendants are assured a profitable evening. All are cordially invited.

The aniaouncemont of the illness of 11 M. Williams, caused many of the fucnds of the well-known attorney of that name to think that he was con- cOnlined to his room. The announce- menthad reference to Harry Williams, the newspaper man. At meeting of the directors of tho Unformed Orphans' Homo, the following board of trustees was elected: Rev. Aloutz Hcinzo, of a Kov.

Benjamin S. Stern, of Dayton, and Mr. Prod Welp, of Lafayette They will each sorvo three years. Mr. Fiank Taylor, son of Judge and Mis.

B. S. Taylor, of this city, who has been sojourning in for tho past year, is very seriously ill Ho sailed for homo last Saturday and will arrive in Now York in a few days. Judge and Mrs. Taylor, who have been traveling in tho south, havo gone to Jfew York to meet him.

The revival services at Trjuity M. church are being laigcly attended. The different Methodist pastors of the city preach from night to i On Saturday evening and on unday morning and evening, Kov. C. XJ Wade, the pastor of tno laigo six! (louiishing church at will prejjch.

Large audiences liould greet him thpsc services FOOT BALL. A (5 With nuntinjjtoii Schoctulefl lor To-morrow. All aro invited to tho foot b.ill at Lakpsido park ilternoon i and tho f. M. C- A.

It piomWa to bo one of the best games of ho season. Tho game Tnaijjksgivipg lay depends on the attendance of Saturday's game. Now, if the lovers of foot bull wish to have a giimo ncio Thanksgiving, thoy should turn out a lid show tho managers of thn teim that thoy are interested. Tho to un has been in training foi tho last ti.i-cft weeks, under the watchful eyes of John Grflwo, who is the bust foot ball tininof in part of tho state. Gamo will bo oaJJi'd at 8 o'clock sharp Ladies frco.

i SizjfavM RUfficning Dp, Hut No Advupft) With Us. Good Brown Sugar, 10x11 a Choice Yellow, Gotten i -Jo Ib. Standard a a I Crushed and IWdorcd.Yir )b. FIWIT HOUHIC. NEW GAS PLANT.

The Gas Construction Company Puts in New Modern Apparatus. Uoth the method and renults when Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleaswtf and icfrcBhing to the taste, and gently yet promptly on Kidneys Liver and Bowels, cleanses the torn effectually, dispels colds, bead aclies and fevers and cures habitue coiiatipalion. Syrup of Figs tfa only remedy of ite kind aver pro duced, pleasing to the taste and ceptable to the stomach, prompt Is its action and truly beneficial in ifc eirects, prepared only from the icos' healthy and agreeable substances, many excellent qualities commend to all and have made it the popular remedy known. Syrup of Figs is for sale in 5(? and $1 bottles by all leading drug gists. Any reliable druggist whs may not have it on hand will procure it promptly for any one wbx.

wishes to try it I)o not accept aaj substitute. CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO, SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. LOUISVILLE. KY, NEW YOHK, tt.K Fort Wayne Furnished With 50 Per Cent. Better Gas Than Ever, and at the Same Price- Brief Description of the New Plant and Methods of Gas Manufacture, it can subsequently be passed through the purifiers imd from there it goes through the me tor in the company's olllce and thence to gi larsjo holder whore it is stored for use.

Fort Wayne will now be supplied with as good gas light as any city in the country. We are informed by Mr. Guldlin, the president of tlio Western Gas Construction company, that his company is now bnildiug'six of same kind of apparatus as they have built, for this "city and that they havo IT IS DAMEEOUS. the Old Hoagland Street School Building TJnsafe. Citizens ol the Sixth Ward Alarmed--What lr Irwin Thinks.

Probably our subscribers have noticed with as much pleasure as ourselves, the marked improvement; in the quality of tho artificial gab throughout the city last night; although the gaa furnished for the last few months had been better than before in Fort Wayne, tho change yesterday was decidedly marked. On inquiiy at the gas works to-day, we learned that it is owing to the starting up and operation of the now machinery which has been installed for the gas compauv by the Western Gas Construction company, whoso works arc located on the Pennsylvania railroad, on the east side of the city. The Fort Wayne Gas Light company contracted a couple of months There have been, from time to time, extending over a period of some dozen years, complaints coming from paionts who have sent their children to the public school on Hoagland street. A well known citizen of the Siith ward, in conversation a GAZETTE leporter, said yesterday: "If you want to make citizens of "the southwestern part rise up and call the newspaper blessed, they should call attention in no small way to the unsafe condition of tho Hoagland slrqet building at present. I belio-i that a hard likely to wreck the building at any tima.

Jn my opinion the old shell is positively unsafe and should be condemned." The speaker is a practical carpenter, and should know whereof he speaks. The Hoagland street school was not built for educational purposes but originally for a dwelling. Additions put to it at one time and another havo made accommodation for tho increasing number of pupils. The building is two stories high and entirely frame Had a pile of boards been put up to ex- hibic tho merit of a patent lire extinguisher, it could not be moie ot a lire trap. Thoro are two stairways in the building, but a lire once started, those would rjuiekly cut off all hope of escape to thoso in thp rooms above not to speak of the panic that always attends a school houac lire.

To add to tho dangeia of a con- llagiation there ih a coal lire in each loom. Whether it is unsafe to put natural gas or a furnace in the hhackely old pile is not known, but the indications aro to that Fiom tho mansard roof to the basement every joint and member of tho ancient heap of boaids is loose. When the gentle zephyrs of summei waft Hiptpsolves against the windows there is' a light rattle that reminds one of rain on a roof at night, but when old Boieas bustles up and pours his furies ou the aides of tho old school house, tho effect is as that of a brass band playing out of tune. This rattle and bang nop be put of pla.co pr interfere wjth.work in a boilpr shop, but in a school house it js haidly conducive to sfudy. When tho blasts of winlci sweep about the Hoagland school the teachers and such of the pupils as aro old enough to comprehend their danpei, would ljuakp with terror were they not lUairnerf jcast much shaking would bung flown tho' niln of and bury thorn beneath the dobils.

Competent judges have declared tho building to bo unsafe and i for a school house. A itioiig wind would lyrpck the place and a fire would spread ga jn tinder box. Tho chances for getting out jjliye uncloi cither of thong ciicunistanccs wou)J be yery poor. It is said a while tho abbes of Clay school building, so long a terrop to past side parents, woiu still smouldering, Dr. j.

S. Irwin, superintendent of schools, was beard jnljmate that his only regret was that tlio Iloag. land school was not taken also Tho i i should bo looked after, for certainly an investigation could do no harm. ago with this young, aggressive firm for tho installation of one of their settings of Improved Lowe Water Gas apparatus. This was'completed and put operation yesterday with the above noted icsults.

A short description of the machine and its operation will be of interest to our readers, in view of the great improvement which it makes in the quality of gas over the old method of manufacture. The machine consists of four largo shells (cylinders) made of steel, two of them being tho generator and superheater, and being lined with hre brick. In these two the gas is made; the other two are called the sciubber and condenser, and aro used for cleaning the gas after it has been manufactured in tho generator and superheater. Tho material used consists of coke, which is put into the generator and from which the body of the gas is made, after which it is enriched with oil or naphtha as it passes through the The whole apparatus is installed 'in half the space formerly occupied by tart of the coal gas retorts in whick the gas has been made for the city up to the present time. To shoiv the increase in capacity of tho new apparatus over the old style of making gas, it is only necessary to say that in the same floor space as previously occupied, more than three times tho gas can be made per day.

Everything about the' loom is neat and clean, and the parts of the ap- paiatus which are handled by the operatois are nickle plated and polished; in fact, to the casual observer, there is no -evidence that the process of gas making is going on and it almost impossible to make any comparison which will conyey an idea of a difference between the new method the dirty, grimy and smoky work of making- gas by the old process. Tho method of manufacture is fill tho geneiator full of coke, which is lighted at; the bottom and then to turn on an aii blast, which is furnished i by an engine and blower located the boiler room, at the west side of tho generator room. This brings the coke in the generator up to a while heat and the gases produced by thisi blast are carried over by a aheady operating or under course of construction over twenty-one of those machines, all installed within the last couple of ycais, and that thoy havo mvauably had the same success i starting and 'operating them as they have experienced with the plant in this city. His company, this fall, will double the capacity of their machine shop in tho east end in order to provide for the increasing amount of their business in this direction. The Fort Wayne Gas Light company, under the efficient direction of Mr.

Paul, has added a number of details of machinery, all of which were contracted for with, and furnished by. The Western Gas Con- stiucuon company. A marked improvement in the quality of gas was noted a couple of months ago when tho new interest took charge of tho' works, and tho quality supplied was as good as was possible to furnish with the old style of apparatus had, been installed a number of years 'age. It was not possible however, to enrich the gas beyond a'certain point without giving it a to smoke and this, was particularly noticeable in buildings where the piping was smairand tho pressure consequently cut down below the necessary to properly burn tho "gas. With tho improvements, however, which have now beon put in operation, it is possible to.givo a cent, better ligjlt than formerly, without any of this tendency to smoke, and this Is now being done and at no expense to the 1 consumer.

With this usual custom of giving his customers the -best of satisfac- tio'n, Mr. Paul has also started the introduction of the Welsbach light for use on artificial'gas. A light burning in the Gas company's office ou'Superior street, attests the groat superioiity'of this form of illumination over any other artificial light. Artificial gas is peculiarly adapted for use in the Wels oach light owing to its purity and steadiness of pressure and constant eojual quality. Tho burner on exhibition in the gas company's office consumes three feet of gas per hour and gives with this a perfectly wbito light of sixty candle This is twenty candle power per foot of gas, and when it is Considered that a foot of gas burned in the'brdinary manner will give about four toiGvc candle power, and that even at that compaiativoly low rate of light, it is able to successfully compete with the electric light, vasT su porionty of olsbach iigntoii gas over any other, form of artificial light is at onco apparent.

The Welsbach light on natural has not proved anything like is successful as, on the artificial which, is owing to the un- qualify nn pressure of the '1 gas and the consequent excessive wear on the metal, which makes the duration ol them also very.much less than on tho artificial WENT TO Henry Lehr and Harry Hammil Awaiting Examination. Both Are Now Under Arrest ou a Charge of Grand M. FRANK CO. BEEHIVE. The account of the anest of Henry Lehr and Ilarry Hammil on suspicion of having robbed the safe in the Eckort meat market was printed yes- toiday.

During the morning an affidavit was sworn to before Mayor Oakley by Henry Kanning, charging both Lehr and Ilammil with grand larceny in stealing $165. The case was set for tiial at 2 p. and a bond of $1,000 each was placed. The men wore unable to furnish it and wout to jail. At 2 o'clock a large crowd of people was in tho mayor's court room.

Elmer Leonard appeared for Hamuiil; J. Robinson and G- Colerick for Lehr, and Deputy Prosecutor Charles Ryan and Henry Colorick for the state. AiHdavits for a change of venue to some justice of the pcaoo in the township, were at once presented by the defendants. The cause assigned for tho change was interest and prejudice. Mayor Oakley sent the case to Justice France, and set the preliminary for 8 o'clock Monday morning.

Tho counsel for the defense asked that, the bond be placed at not too high liguies, nnd suggested that the circuit court, in cases of this kind, the practice was to make the The amount was satisfactory to the stale, and the mayor so ordeicd it. The prisoners were, however, unable to furnish that amount, and we're remanded to jail. This cut represents our Onyx table. Ask our salesmen to show our 4 unsurpassed bargains in Onyx tables. even Two Blore Children Claimed by i the Scourge' About 2 o'clock yesterday morning Minnie, the 7-year-old daughter of John R.

Snyder, of No. 505 South Lafayette street, died from diphtheria, i This family has been unusually afflicted in the past year. Last summer they buried two children now two other children are down with diphtheiia. The father is a hard working carpenter. Funeral private At 12 o'clock Wednesday night death entered the home ot Conductor and Mrs.

James Rowan and removed therefrom their bright little daugh- MOST PERFECT MADE. A pui Gr.ipe Cream of Tjrtnr Powder. Fret Ammonia, Alum or any other adulterant, YEARS THE STANDARD. 1EWSP4PERS A Surprise. Mrs A a M.

Brown, of Ilanna street, was pleasantly sin prised Wednesday 'nnd by the ladies and ahoir of St. Reformed church, of which tho young ho.stess is niombor. Singing nod playing wcio tho features of the evening Lunch was i i i and at 2 o'clock. Homo of tho young people in a i a The pr'os- eii'8 were hanilwoinf and Jjiunornus. Those (resent illi.

jnd iis. Adam HOLI. Mrs. A A i His. I'roibnrgci, i VVrs-jcl, HI- Mrs.

J. Ballmer, John Longliild, Mi.s. fU. ini'l Mis. I'' Misws hii'ili Shaaf, i i Kore A a lld-t, Wteaara.

John Kolilman (liHl Kogo, Frank I isher, Fr.uik Saurwuin ami It a i i i a i do well to call and No 01 Jtn rah-oot dono A CliiKl Enjoys The pleasanttf.ivoc, gantlo rctjon and booLlnng cITucts of "Syrup of when in need of a laxative, and if tlio father or bo costive or bilious, tho most a i i its use; so that it is the best icmedy and every family should have on lnind IJODNCJ50 THIif A Conplo ot Policemen UolEttvod of Their Stars. The board of public lus dis- mibhed i the police force Koommorman anil Frank Smith, on charges of conduct unbecoming olli- ceis. Uotli tho oinccfs wore of tho now men. They, did not obscivu the rules proscribed by tho boaul, and they liad to go. Tho vacancies were tolled by tho a i ment of L.

If. a i and John Aikon. his l)eon trajj.sfor agent cjcctrjc stfcet railway at the i of Jjliijn amj Cajhoun streets, and Alkou was formerly a Nickel Plate conductor. The three policemen, Piepcnbrink, Wyatt nnd Androws, i a dischaigcd. Tho board will appoint two a i i a day Jioonion who, in addition to then i peijco olliccrs, will act for the boiud of health.

pipe into the bottom of the supet- heater, whorp another blast is tuined in and meets the producer gaa driven over from the generator. It is nroppr to say hero that th.S superheater js about twice the hoighth of tho generator, 24 feet high and 0 feet in diameter, besides being lined with lire brick in tho same way as the generator, it is filled inside wHU loose brick placed in tiers and which is cqllod. checker brick. thp gas coming over from the gppetator meets tho air blast in the bottom of this superheater, it Ijcata up the checker brick tp state When tho firo in tho generator and the checker brick in superheater havo attained tho proper temperature, tho blast to both of them is shut off and Steam is turned, on lindcr the gonoratqr (Irp. The steam PASI.OS thiough, the incandescent coke and is converted into gas which, however, has no i i a i power and burns with a pale blue llame.

This blue gat, past.es through tho connection into tho superheater and there moots with the oil 01 naphtha which is turned into tho buporheator a(j tljo lliuo ib.nf th.o steam js put under the goneiator fire The heat in the superheater vapoiijjus oil which mixes with the blue gas find the two pass together upwards through the nlieckerbnok to the pipe of tho superheater, being couvuitod i tho process into a fixed gas of high candle power, as was demon- Hit a ted to tho gas consumers in Fort yesterday. After leaving the superheater, tho ga.s is last hcrubbed in a tall iion ijliell apd qyo; which a i a of wat'er" runs constantly. It is then passed tbiougli the condenser which a alongside thu scrubber and resembles a laigo i i a boiler, tho gas pushing I i tubes surrounded by water. rediKes tho tcnipeiatiln: do that Wo congratulate the gas companv andftho citizens of Fort Wayne on the great improvement in the quality of the service, and tho Western Gas Construction company will no doubt come in for their full share of it in so successfully carrying through a piece, of work of such moment and interest to tho citizens of Fort Wayne. The only other lirm building this improved form of water gas apparatus is located at Philadelphia, but the gas company wisely decided to give the work to a home company afld every particle of it in labor and material was executed in Fort Wayne and by Fort Wayne workmen, NEW SUITS." More 'Oaaes Filed in the Allen County Courts.

S. A. Gibbs have filed a suit in tho superior oourt, in replevin against Louis Diethcr and others. Similar su it, 3 have been tiled against the same defendants by the Kagle company, and" the Yawkey company. Tho plaintiffs arc repiesented by Attorney C.

IT. Wordon, Tho of Meyer Brothers against Krock, an appeal from a justice oourt, is on tiial before a jury. cincuiT COUHT. Chailos B. Woodworth has brought suit against Frank E.

Stouder and others for $1,000 damages and injunction. It is asserted that tho defendants use bill boards belonging to plaintiff, that thoy havo not up to an agreement. An injunction is asked to prohibit tho use of the boards, Robertson O'llowrko, attorneys for tho nain- tift. Rhoda Lamphoaro asks for a divorce from John Lamphoare; J. Aiken attorney for the plaintiff.

Suit on a note of $150 has been commenced by Edward Finan against Josepji Ryan and others; Moekt. attoinoy for tho plaintiff ter, Mary, aged 3 years. Tho little' 'one was stricken down by diphUv and was sick only a few funeral, which place from rl te took nor ol r--: fanulv residence, cor- and Shawnee aye- -ues, at 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon. News of the death of Mrs. William Ryan has just reached this citj, though the death occurred a week ago Mrs.

Kyan was the wife of one of the now liremen on the Pittsbursr road, and with her husband and four children resided at 834 South Calhoun street. On Thursday of last week, while visiting her parents at Plymouth, lud she was taken ill with typhoid fever and lived only a. short time. The funeral took place at Plymou tli on Sa turday. Mr.

and Just received our second invoice of onyx tables, onyx and braes lamps. The Sensational Bargains of the Year. -Worth Worth 00. 7 89 rth One lot at, 23 Worth $16 00. AT $4 You can purchase a solid brass engraved lamp.

fancy goods Jewelry. FRANK BEE HIUE, DRY GOODS GSRPBTS. lumber lumber Mrs. Kyan moved heiequite recently and were not known by many of our citizens. The infant daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Frank Luley, of No. 256 East Jefferson street, died yestcrdav morning, and tho funeral was held in the afternoon. L. ,7.

Bobilya received a telegram from Wiltshire, Ohio, yesterday, stating that his niece, Miss Lulu Bobilya, had died of pneumonia. Mr Bobilya left at noon to attend the funeral which will bo held to-morrow. For a pain in tho side or chest thoro is nothing fao'good at, a piece of flannel dampened with Chamberlain's lain Balm and bound ou over tho seat of pain. It affords prompt and permanent relief, and it iifaed in time will often prevent a cold fiom resulting in pneumonia This same treatment is a suio cure for lump, back. For sale by Droier and druggists generally.

Beginning Thursday, November 15, Second Annual display of Chrysanthemums, Carnations and Roses at Central Floral Bazaar, 25 West Berry street. Honaker will show Ohrys- anthemums'measuring 6 to 10 inches, grown by W. J. Vesey, of Fort Wayne, borne and see them. D.

HONAKBE. NOTICE. Nickel 3, Change of Time on Plate Train No. West-bound. On and after November 19th, our No, 3, which arrives at 1:45 p.

m. and leaves at 2.05 p. will arrive at 1:05 p. m. and leave at 1:15 p.

arriving at Chicago at 7 p. m. M. 0. BAKER, Dist.

Pass. Agent. 4 Fort Wayne Steam Laundry, 46 W. Main 'Phone 382. W.

B. Philips, Prop. Try McLin's Onion Syrup. Masonic Temple, Saturday Nov. 17, --Tho Farco Comedy-- United States Dental Association, Largest emd Best Equipped Dental Par- Ions 5n State.

9 East Wayne Stieet, opposite Frtut House. Best Sot of Teeth Good Set of Tooth Gold Silver up Amajgam Fillings Teetk Gleaned Extracting; i Vitalized Air 75c Gold Fillings a Specialty. T-oth cxlr.ictcd juthoiH pum by tho use of VI tallzud Air miulc fruih evcrv duv -mil Hunnluss. ALL WORK DONE BY EXPERIENCED DENTISTS. Dentistry Is Old Capped With Gold smcl Teeth.

Without 4 Down by the Sea. 9,9 oi Grand 1. O. O. At Indianapolis, November li), 2O, ai, 185)4.

Hull" Fnro JSvcurHion Itsitos Via. Wfilmsh It. R. For tho abovo occasion tho Wabash raUroad will sell round tup ticket at half faro, good i i i November 2J. For pailioularb apply to ticket oihceor telephone No.

-Kortl, 0 BENEFITofll.o- K. OF P'S. Songs, Dances, Medleys, Cho- 1 ruses and Laughs. Sow! Now! 1 Newl 11 Latest out. Clothing cleaned by electricity.

Tho only house in the United States that has it. This invention saves clothes and also gives hotter satisfaction than tho old stylo of cleaning. At Gus Schubert's, 05 East Main street. FRANK X. SCIiUUJUEK, and Accident Insurance.

Build- high-top Organs, with four sots of reeds, and double coupler, from up, and at your own terms. Call at Arcade and see them. I. H. CASE, Manager.

UMO KlooinfiiKiivIo MIMw White juxl Silver Flour. Positively curort Ty plllo B'Uls. They it rolicvc pisliMsfrom Pysptpsi.i, Too ly A JH foi piowbi- IHSS, id Taste In (he Mouth, Co.Uctl Tonpio im in (lie Side, TOKl'ID LIVIiR. Thty Rqjiilalc the Finely Fill. Small Dose, Small Poultry Down.

Nico fat drawn Turkeys, 'I; frpsh draivn Chickens, 8 lOo Ib. Wild IIoiiB, 10c oach. Rabbits, 16c each. KIIHIT Housr. Felt Hats 1 Cent each.

One Day Only, Saturday, November 17, OEA SEANEY, Man Milliner, 158-160 Oalhoun Street. JJwcqt received 2 bbl. country made cider, nice and pure, lOc gallon. Boiled cider, extra heavy, gallon "fork IVJincp Afeat, Ib. FKUIT HOUSK Down! Jowu! I will well for tho next i dayx iny cnliro htooK of imljiiioiy goods at gi'U'ly reduced prices, Hals.

2oo "I 1 MHH A. C. KUKL, L2 West Berry Slieot Tho theatrical and miihinal o.vont of the season, "Down By the Sea," Nov. 17 Tickets now on sal" Office Houm, 8 a- m. to 6 P- m- Sunday, 10 a m.

to 1 OFFIOE-No. 9 E. Wayne St. jThe Indiana Rug MTr'yl BROADWAY, FORT WAYNE, Rugs made from Carpet Scraps-? Curtains or Portiere made froa fr All Work Guaranteed. HICK3IAN STOCKING fr COUPONS Aiid Ten Cents Will Secure Any Portfolio 6LJMPES OF -OF- Tho cultivation and study of has perhaps, more to do i the i of clmiactcr and, a i out tho hnoi fcclmga than any other one thing.

"Flowers tins 5u.puiuir to tlioso of other Haul a prominent, lionet, yoMmtay, Mho pointed out plauta in groat profusion, about the a i decorated 100111. This room contained tho same IIoworM, equal bc.uily and pci fool ion, to Uioso du- plajod in larger Cities. Among the ilurifeU of this oily, Mias Flick de- soivoa special mont. on. Her store, at 33 West Bury stipot, is worthy tho attention of all peisons of t.ihto and culture.

She can well bo called tho queen of florists because hei life and tUudy have boon devoted to the cullivalioirof Jloweis. personal supervision is given Lo overy and all aro giown Chestnut Slope green houses, ou Thompson Ilinuiiods of people visited Uor stove yesterday. Tho viisc.s, lisli nrjuaiiunn and jaidmicrs woro furnished by As Co. Tho pictures woio painted by Mrs. AhUninan, Miss Flick milk us spo- dialty of linuqiiotH mid out lloweis and oan i i on notice It is not laying too muoli I i a shn has the linosl IUSCH in the city.

Tho largCHt display of 1'isli, Oysters 'ind in ihii city is found a DAII.I FISH MAKICI.P, 17 VV i i POUND WARRANTED. BAKING POWBrR. HCftiACTS JUffl FWSPAPFRI.