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"AOM- i' 1 Satisfying INAUGURATION Of the Spring Summer Season. Extraordinary Lxhibit Of Silks, Colored and Black Dress Fabrics, London Sun Shadee.ParaBols.Umbrellas.Ladies'Springand Summer Ooate, Wraps, Jackets and Capes, Misses' and Children's Coats, Summer Portieres, Ourtaias, Draperies, Gloves, Laces.Underwear.Lmens and Housekeeping Dry Goods. Hosiery and Underwear For women. Lots of bargain stuff in the papers--little in the stores. Funny they don't know that you know.

These Ribbed Vests, cotton, ecru, with silk ribbon at neck and sleeves, at 12 i-2c, show how much better we sell goods in our quiet everyday way. This lot is smallish. 500 pairs Hcrmsdorf-dycd black Stockings; spliced heels and toes; sizes 8 to 10, to day and till gone, 12 I 2c a pair. Nearly 600 pairs Hermsdorf dyed black stockings, high spliced heels and toes; double soles, at 6 pairs for Si.50--don't care to sell single pairs. If we could show them in the papers they'd go by noon.

Olac.k Dress Goods. You can judge a dry goods store by the way it handles Black Dress Goods. We think we do it right. Increase of business has made a larger stock necessary. Umbrellas.

April days and April showers are boon companions--they're inseparable. You'll need an Umbrella. Are you provided? We have them in large variety; quality up and prices down. 760 for a man's, 6gc for a ladies'; about half the usual price. Pine Dress Ginghams.

Weaver and colorist have put forth their best efforts. Their skill is seen in the charming plaids and checks. Our skill is apparent in the remarkable price. Dress Goods. See the blight newcomers here to-day.

Observe the rich color-harmonies and the extraordinary widths; some measuring 50 inches. Ladies' gloves. The best examples of skill and art are shown at the Glove counters. Dainty Shapings, correct styles and exquisite colorings are salient features. Notice the bargain figures.

New Spring Silks. Daily novelties call 'for daily mention, and daily mention means daily selling. Silk business. Now you have the length and breadth of this Muslin Underwear Sale. Here are honest goods at prices verging upon nothingness but they're one-hour prices only.

White goods. Some astounding valuas to set you thinking. Do not think too long, though act. GEO. DeWALD CO.

MONEY TO On real estate or personal security. O. F. PFEIPFElt, rooms 6 and 7, Bass Block, over First National Bank. LQCflL NEWS.

F. C. Law, who has been attending school in Denver, was in tbo city for a few days. Dr. L.

E. Cook, of Forest, Ohio, was in the city yesterday on his return from Potoskoy. D. L. Beaber, of 100 Fairliold avenue, is confined to his bed owing to a severe attack of grip Will Read, of the Hayes house, Warsaw, was in the city yesterday, accompanied by C.

W. Cha'pman. Rev. J. C.

Cramer, a former pastor of the Congregational church, is in tho city and preached last night in tho pulpit ho formerly occupied. W. D. Pago returned yesterday from Richmond, where he at- BICYCLE FOB SALE. A Stearns Special, with Palmer Tires; same as new, weight, 2O HJS-, at a Big Sacrifice.

HAUHY ACHENIIACH, 34 East Berry St. tended a meeting of tho trustees of the eastern Insane hospital. Mr. Pago was elected president of the board. Thirteen long distance telephones have been placed in the several departments at tho Fort Wavne electric works.

test will be made The Findlay, Fort Wayne Western officials arc preparing a new time card which will go into effect next Monday. The chief change 111 be the dropping of two passenger trains, leaving two each way. The remains of William McPhail, formerly master mechanic of tho Muncio road In this city, whloh were buried at Muncio, wore disinterred and removed yesterday to the family burial ground in Lindenwood cemetery. EASTER SALE OF KID GLOVES. The celebrated Trefousse Kid Gloves are pre-emenintly the best.

This week we quote special prices on our leading brands. These prices for the week only. ESSTER QUOTSTIONST The Carlylo will sell for regular $1.46. Dorothy 1.47; 175. Utopia 93; 1.10.

New Bee Hive at 98c a pair. Special Discount In Half Dozen Lots 60 dozen 4 buttyn Glace kid gloves, regular $1.00 quality; 74c a pair. 50 dozen Kid Shopping Gloves, 87c a pair: regular $1.00 quality. The late Parisian Kid Gloves in the newest ideas. The white Glace glove, embroidered, in black, at $1 OO and $1 60.

The Cream Glace glove, embroidered, in black, at $1,25 and $1.60. Special sale 60 dozen white and natural Chamois kid gloves, at 84c a pair. 27 dozen 4-button black Glace kid gloves, embroidered, on white, at $1 a pair. Remember our gloves are carefully fitted at the department. 3,000 Japanese Easter Eggs, a famous Easter novelty, open for sale to-morrow.

Easter sale of Black and Colored Orepons, closing sale of 50 Orepon pattern suits in every style and shade at reduced prices Easter sale of the dainty Orepon and Plisse Silka. The largest assortment of now silks in the city. One lot Pliese bilks at $125 a yard, worth $1.50. Kai Kai Silks, 29o a yard. Figured India Silk, 19c a yard.

00 piece Cheney Bros. Figured Irdia Silks, 68c for the $1 quality. Easter Sale of Corsets, Every corset in our immense department subject to a ten per cent, discount, this week only. This applies to every well known make for which our depart ment is famous. Easter Sale of Hosiery Our Spring line of the celebrated Orescent Hosiery is without rival.

Great inducements in our Oloak and Carpet departments M. 9 BEE HIVE DRY GOODS AND CARPETS, O1VH Both the method and results Sjrup of Figs ifl taken; it ii pleaws and refreshing to the tute, and act- gently yet promptly on tho Kidney i Liver and Bowels, cleuues the gyt tcm effectually, colds, head aches and fevers and cures habitue, constipation. Byrup of Figs is tb- only remedy of its kind pro duced, pleasing to the taste and ccptablo to the stomach, prompt i IU action and truly beneficial in it effects, prepared only from the moe healthy and agreeable subrtancea, many eicellent qualities commend Ito all and have made it the mo popular remedy known, Syrup (f Figs is for sale in SO and $1 bottles by all leading drug gists. Any reliable druggist wK- may not have it on hand will pro cure it promptly for any one wli wishes to try it, Itg not accept ac; substitute. CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO.

3AH FRANCISCO. CAL. M. new PERSONAL AN1 SOCIETY. Miss Josie Page is in Goshen, attending of the Presbyterial Missionary society.

Mrs. S. H. Kond and Mr. and Mrs.

Alfred Bond are the guests of friends in Cincinnati, Ohio. The meetings of the Morning Musicale and tho Carroll Reiulmg club have been postponed for this week. Miss Laura Woodworth entertained Miss Agnes Morris, of Oxford, Ohio at a card party jcslerday afternoon Miss Alida Hennebcry has returned from Daytou, Ohio, and is again the guest of Mrs. K. W.

T. DeWald. Mrs. W. H.

McClelland and Mrs. J. A. Quince left yesterday for South Betid, whore they will attend a meeting of the Lady Maccabees. Miss Bradsbaw, of the International Y.

W. C. will speak the association rooms on Saturday evening at 8 o'clock. The meeting ill b3open to all, and a souvenir book will be presented to each person in attendance. Mrs.

K. tho wife of a former pastor of Berry slicet M. church, is the (juest of Misg Carrie ot tho Pixley-Long block. She ia en route from Winchester to Auburn, where Kev Waltz is this year stationed as pastor. Last evening, at tho residence of the bride's parents, 25 Oliver street, Mr.

Frank Carman nnd Ida Brioker were united In. marriage, Rov. J. Pasohall, of Simpson M. K.

church, officiating. The bride is (ho daughter of a well known Grand Rapid conductor, and is an estimable young lady. The World's wife says Dr. Price's Cream Baking Powder is the purest and best. BU11DINU KOT133.

The Plans for the Lan Ulock Were Accepted Yesterday. The competitive plans for tho Lau block, to bo built on the corner of Washington and Calhoun streets, were submitted yesterday, and those of Arohitest Kendrick were accepted. Tho block will bo one of tho lineal in the city. It will be four stories high, with all modern improvements. and ulevator.

Tho block will bo 20x 140 feet, nnd work will he commenced as soon as practicable. G. K. Spiegel has taken out a permit to build an addition to his house on lot 5, McMackin addition, to cost tiOO. Charles Koch has takou out a permit to cruet a $550 frame addition to a house on lot No.

87, Lssclle's addition. tot Gaoler Down to lOc Dozen. Best Sugar-Cured Hams, lOo lb- Ucst Sugar-Cured Shoulders, 7c lb. English Breakfast Bacon, 9c lb. Michigan Potatoes, beet quality, C5c bu.

Onions, Roil Denvors, down to pock. Fmjrr HOUSK. Wauted! A good nurse wanted at once at Rcfoi mod Orphans' Home, to take charge of two or three babies, of which ono is 3 weeks and tho others 3 or 4 months old. Apply at onco. J.

RBTTIO, Meyer Bros. 1 Drug Store. Chocolate dipped Caramels, same as tho COo Candios, at 20c per pound. Mover's Drug Store. Striuvberrleiinc Lower Thursday Mornlnjf.

Florida Strawberries, and rlpa, 30c qt. Fresh Cincinnati Lettuce, 16o tb- 1'rcsli Spinach. 20c peck. New Radishes, 3o bunch. New Onions, 2o bunch.

FRDIT HOUSE. A QUKISIt ACC1DKNT. A Follintr Fireman. Injures a Grund Kapids Engineer. A very queer accident occurred yesterday morning on tho Rapids Indiana railroad, at liiTno, by reason of which Engineer William Giivern is seriously injured.

At Borne the engineer got off to oil up, and wai besido tho engine when Kircmnn 1'rank Jaquo walked out along tho foot-board to do some work on tho bell when ho loel hli footing and foil. In falling ho sliuck tho engineer heimly, and, although Jaqiies was not tnoro a brnihOil, Engineer Gavi'rn was badly about (he back. I brought to this city and taken to his homo on Harrison street, where Dr. U.irnett attended him. W.

Dean, a N'Ifkol Plato brakeman, foil under a train at New Haven jestcrday morning and had narrow escape from death. His rlglil foot was oxer and tho man was otherwise Injmed, He wan taken to St. Joe hospital. Tho foot may have to be amputated. A GREAT LIFT.

Will the Small Appropriation Be to the Public Library. The Show How Xoces- twry Now Quarters are Tor Thin Institution. Tho sjppcinl message of Mayor Oakley to tho council Tuosrtay night, asking that an appiopriaiion bo made from the gcueiiil lund of $500 for the purpose of providing quarters for tho public library, was pleasurable suipiUo to those interested in library which means inani thousands of our Tho method approved by the mayor solves a difficulty, seemingly iimmuounublo, iu providing for the immense number of patrons now uiakiusr use of the library. The fact that over one thousand men and women iu all walks of life aro daily making use of the library to their own good and that of tho iatelleutual pi ogress of the city, should be enough to Insure tho council's approval of any measure lending to benelit the institution. The need of new books is easily seen when it is noticed that thcro aro but three books in the library for eyerj user and some of these arc volumes used only in the investigation of certain subjects as containing statistical reports.

At the rate books nre issued now and new borrowers coming in, tbo library is vastly Inferior to the needs of the public. The librarian informed a UAZETTK representative yesterday that almost every day sho was offered donations of books from citizens, all of which sho was obliged to ask to be deferred until new quarters could be obtained with more room. Tho tax levy for library purposes is not at its full limit and the money derived from this source will be almost exhausted in tho payment of salaries, and incidental expenses, and should uo relief.come, leaving little or nothing for the purchase of the books so much needed. During tho twenty-four hours elapsed since tho mayor sent the message to the council, many offers havo been mado of rooms suitable for library purposes, so that ttith the money uo difficulty will be met obtaining a good placo for the library at an economical cost. Some day, of course, it is hoped a library building will ornament the city of Fort Wajne, and when the tbrary once moves from tho city ball is desirable that it should go whore it will not have to be moved again i such a building as described shall he ready for occupancy.

Tbc public library is n.o louget' nn experiment; is a splendid fact. J'ho hundreds of people daily crowd- ng into the narrow space about tho counters of the library should appeal the council in uo uncertain way as tho ueedi of tho public library. A small appropriation now will be of more value than many thousands jears from now, and the couu- that aids tho infant library will lavo a lasting mouumont to its memory. Quality not a i is what the jeoplo want. Continued trials prove lint a single toaspoonful of Dr.

Price's is double tbo quantity of any other b.iking powder. A 8 oy City Editor Mr. B. Johns, city editor of the Journal (Fort Wayne) for tho past ourtecn days, has' resigned his posi- ion. His successor lias not yet icon named.

Tlio Kvolutiou Of medicinal agents is gradually relegating the old-time herbs, pills, iraufjbts and vegetable extracts to rear and bringing into general iso the pleasant and effective, iiquid axativc, Sjrup of Figs. To got the rue remedy see that it is manufao- urcd by tho California Fig Syrup Co. mly. For sale by all leading drug- lists. West Budtm Springs and return $10.10 via Wnbash Railroad.

Some Good Second Hunrt Pianos That MUM Bo Sold nt Ouce. Our now goods, 57 instruments aro ncnily all in, nud you can imagine bout how much epaco would bo loft or second hand square pianos. In act we i get thorn out of the wny at some prioo. If you see any. iu tho following fist that you think you tfould want, I would advise you to call early ns tho prices I to place upon these iustru.

luouts, yell them at once. They i range In price from $15 up, and in this, list jon will Stcinwsy Sons, carved logs, good order. Raines carved legs, good order. Hallet Thompson, (rood, fair condition. Hnrdraftn.

gooJ prantjco piano. Kinmcraun, octagon legs, lirst-olags order. 1. H. CASK, Mng'r.

Leave your orders for fine homegrown Easter Lillies at Mies Flick's. Chooolnto dipped Caramels, sumo an the GDc Candles, at 20o per pound. Meyer's Drug Store. An cxhilirntinir "Victor" Cnftco. Insist upon having only Vic.

tor. Lic iixo. Frank H. Cui.iiiin and Ida Unckcr. To-morrow Night-- A Eustor traction.

At tho Temple, to-morrow night, that prince of burlesque comedians and ull-rouud entertainer, Eddie Foy, will begin an engagement, presenting bis latest and greatest success, "Off tho fourth." This season Mr. Foy appearing for tho first time in a stellar capacity, and Is supported by the American Travesty company, an oigauixatiou of mero than average mei it, computing nearly ono hundred pucpie, and including a or of the most prominent bur- lutqiio f.tvoiites of the day. Mr. Foy is more iu evidence in "OH tho Kailh" than iu any previous production with which ho has been associated, and during the three acts of tho play ho keeps his audience in roars of laughter. His, new songs, for Mo," "Still His Whiskers Grew," and "Truscn- lnln Drown," aro excruciatingly and his duet with Sadie MacDonald invariably brings down the house.

ItHEA. At the Teroplo next Monday evening, Khea, to our theater goers, be seen in "The New Magdalen," by Wilkie Collins. Rhea is by birth Bulglan, 07 education a French woman, and by aftiutty an American. Her career affords a happy illustration of the proverb that "art knows no country." Her dramatic studies were conducted under the direction of licauueliet and Got, two of tho most celebrated societaries of the Comedie Francaise, and her earliest artistic successes were made in I'aris. But greater triumphs were subsequently achieved in St.

Petersburg, where she held the position of leading lady ot the famous French comedy company organization under imperial auspices. The assassination of the czar, Alexander caused the disbandment for a time of the Coniedie Francaise, of St. Petersburg, and Khea then determined to try her fortune in England. In London she studied Shakespearian roles with John Ryder, the tutor of Adelaide Neilson and a former colleague of Macready, and made a successful debut as Beatrice, In "Much Ado About Nothing." This appearance led her to her first tour In 1881-82, and since that the American public have enjoyed tho monopoly of Mmc. Khca's service.

Mrs. U. S. Grant believes the best women to be the true wives and mothers. They always use Dr.

Cream Baking Powder. ANOTHEB PIONEBIl UONE. Death of Jolin Brown, the First Ulacbsmitb-- Other Deaths and Fuuerals. John Brown, another early pioneer resident of Fort Wayne, died at his home, No. 71 Holnian street, yestor- day morning.

The cause of death was cancer of tho neck. The deceased was ono of the very earliest settlers in Fort Way no, having lived hero for scanty years past. He was born In Ohio, September 10, 1811, and was therefore nearly 85 years of ogo. lie was a blacksmith by occu- pition and camo to Fort Wayne in 1825 Ho was married to Dorcas Rogers in 1838. Mrs.

Brown was born in Ohio in 1814, and is still living Ot this union several children. were born, tho oldest living being William the well known truck- man of this city. The other children are Benjamin II of Scales Diggings, Gal John of Coldwatcr, Alexander of Roanokc, and Mrs. Susie Wilson, who lives at homo. All the children aro ranrrlcd with Iho exception of Alexander, and all of the sons learned the trade of tho blacksmith, following in tho footsteps of their father.

Tho funeral will be hold to-morrow afternoon at 2:30 o'clock from tho house. Rov. S. A. Narthrop will olllciato.

Mrs Mary ITonney, aged 48, died yesterday morning at tho homo of her daughter, Mrs, C. A. Sogur, No. 312 Enst Wayne street. The causa o( death was cancer.

Mrs. Yenney born in Switzerland. Tho funeral will bo hold Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock from tho house and at 2:80 from the Grace Reformed church. Tho deceased leaves a husband, Gottlieb. one son and two daughters.

They aro Robert, Mrs. F. F. Elliot and Mrs. Henry Nehro, of Blufftou.

Tlio funeral of tho late John C. Kclcert was held yesterday afternoon from tho residence on West Williams street. Harmony lodge. No. 19, I.

O. 0. had charge of tho services. Tho cortogo was very large and was headed by tho City band. The interment was at Lindcnwood.

SHORT MEASURE. A Wheat Swindler Captnrtd Detective Stoll. Farmers -at a Columbia City Oralu Elevator How 'Twas Done. The farmers of Whitley county have beeji, for eorno timo past, very Icious of a cerUta grain elevator located at Columbia City and after having employed Detective Stoll, of this city, who Una worked on the ease for the past two weeks, their suspicions have boon confirmed. The grain elevator ID question located on the Eel division of tho Wnbash railroad, at Columbia City, and is operated by a man named J.

U. Barnes. It has been noticed that day after day, farmer? bavo had reason to complain that their wheat as weighed at tho elevator did not come up to their expectations. For this reason they employed Detective Stoll to investigate the matter. Mr.

Stoll brought three separate wagon loads of grain in this city and drove to Columbia City in farmer guise to sell the produce to the tirm supposed to bo crooked. The buyer was J. B. Kayler, and it was to h'ini that tbc produce was sold. There were three loads upon which the evidence was based, one load of twenty sack; of wheat, another ot twenty-three sacks of oats and a third of thirty- three sacks of oats.

All or these loads were carefully weighed at two scales in this city and the results recorded. They were driven overland to Columbia City, two witnesses accompanying each load, and sold to Kayler. When weighed by Barnes at the elevator the first load fell short fifty-one pounds, the second load forty-eight pounds and the third load two bushels. The results of Detective Stoll's work will result In a case being brought before the grand jury of Whitley county, when they next meet. Tho farmers are greatly incensed over the affair and tho result of the investigation will causo a sensation in Columbia City.

The remedy rests with the afflicted. If consumers strictly taboo so called "cheap" baking powders, they will not be manufactured. Dr. Price's is the best, purest. THE FIKST Those who never read tho advertisements in their newspapers miss more than they prosumo.

Jonathan Koniaon, of Jiolan, Worth Town, who had been troubled with rheuma- tlmu in his back, aims and shoulders, road on item in his paper iibout how prominent German citizen of Ft. Madison bad been cured. Ho procured the fame medicine, and to uso his own words "(t cured me right up." Ho aho says; "A neighbor and his wife wore both siclc in bod i rheumatism. Tholr boy was over to my house and taid they woro so bad ho had to do the cooking. I told him of Chamberlain's Pain Balm and how it had cured me, ho got a bottle and it cured up (n a wofK." 50 cent bottles for tmlo by Dreler and generally.

For flno cut flowers go to Miss Flick's President Schmidt Gives tbo ICoster ot Players for the League. President Schmidt has issued tho following bulletin, tho first one to new league: HEADQUAKTEIW WESTERN INTEK- STATE LEAGUE, TBBISK HAUTE, April lp. Tho following players' contracts havo been received and approved by tho mex With Lafayelto--H. McFarlan. Charios Sherwood, Matt Gagcn, Wick Ivory, C.

T. Meredith and P. H. Morgan. With Bloomington--Luke William Connor, A.

C. Harris, C. F. Pedros, J. D.

Lookabaugh, A. B. Hagerman, William Geiss and Charles Walters. With Aurora--Kd Riley, Frank Beymer, Charles T. Thorp, Fred Ashby, William Murphy, Holly A.

Wood, W. W. Beck- withi Burl Maytune, Thomas Lahey. With Fort Wayne--William Croak, Kd Boland, Robert Walch, O. F.

Charles Randall, Wnllv Andrews, Arthur Ball, W. Veaclf. Charles Haten, Sol White, R. C. Gregory.

With Terro Haute--H. F. Trainor, John Welsh, F. A. Wotiling, W.

S. Woodside, Williard Holland, W. F. Mitchell, E. K.

Horton, Uoorge E. Yenning, Louis Mahaffey. H. F. Schmidt, president.

To know tbat your clothes are right iu every way; to know that they fit, that they will wear, and that you are getting the lowest of low prices. The shrewdest men in this locality buy at our store. They're buying more than ever this spring. See our beautiful new stock and You'll Know Why! COlt. CALHOUN MA.IN.

Tells About That Examination Ot the lioaglaiid "School" Hulkliiifj. FORT WAYNE, April 10, 1895. To the Kditot ot the OAZETTK, DEAK see in your morning issue, the school trustees'report savs a member of tho board of ptibfic works made an exaininatisn of the Hoagland school about one year ago. I will say that that examination and estimate was made at that time to ascertain the value of the building, so as to rate the insurance, and not as a snfe-guard to the public. Yours, LEVI lor ladlanians.

List of patents granted during tho past week to citizens of Indiana, reported expressly for the GAZETTE through the patent and law offices of 0. Duffy, No. 707 street, N. W. Washington, D.

from whom copie; can be had: P. P. Baifey, F. Berner, and W. L.

Indianapolis, affixing machine; J. S. Cameron Evansville, gage for flouring rolls (two patents); M. Duncan, South Bend, toilet powder bag; H. Haldcman, Indianapolis, Dall cock valve; W.

A. Holly, South Bend hand wecder; J. Hotchkigs. Evans villo, trap door for use in mines; W-. Hough, Marion, oil and gas separator; C.

M. Kilcr, Indianapolis station indicator; A. Kim her, Indianapolis, mail bag catcher; W. Lightford, Indianapolis, stamp aOix ing machine; J. J.

Mooro, Thorntown, traction utigino cab; same, spark arrester; W. Powell, Roaeh- dnle, feuoe post; F. W. Uobinson, Richmond, straw slacker; L. T.

Wilcox, South Bend, oil stove (ro-issue); J. K. iley, Petersburg, combined harrow and roller. cuffs that yon can clean yourself by simply wiping off with a wet sponge. The genuine look exactly like linen and every piece marked this First-class wont without injuring tho fabric, at tho Fort Wny no Steam Laundny, 46 Wost Main, street, Phone 382.

"Victor" Coffee you grocer. superior. Ask A BABY DKOWNED. A Llttlo Daughter ot Mr. anfl Mrs.

Conrad Neliran Meets Her Death. A shocking accident yesterday vrai tho drowning of Josie, tho 2-yoar old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Nohran, at No. 1C9 Erie street.

The child's father wai nt work in tho Lake Erie Western shops, and tho mother engaged In household duties at homo when tho little gill con- ooivcd tho idea that her kitten had fallen In tho clstorn. Tho little child pullud tho cistern cover off, and while looking in, lost her balance and foil In. The mother found tho open clstorn and her drowned baby in the search an hour afterward. Uv. Stomon and Kappol woro called but were unable to resuscitate tho 111 tie girl.

Tho parents aro almost prostrated with gilef and havo the sympathy of a large clrolo of friends In their sudden f.flliotlon. Positively cured by tlicso Littlo Pills. They a i Distress from Dyspepsia, Indigestion and Too Hearty A perfect remedy for Dwzincss, Dro-vsi- Kid Taste in the Mouth, Coital Totgue Pain in the TORPID LIVER. Ihcy Regulate the Bowels. Purely Vegetable, Small Pill.

Small Dow. Small HAM AND EGOS. Wo have just received a largo shipment of Fancy Sugar Cured Ilains. Those goods nro being sold at I8c per lb. Our price fora few days will bo lie per lb.

Fancy Picnio Hums, per 8c. Shoulders, per lb I'resh Ktfds, per 10o. Yellow Onions, per pock, loo. Michigan Po'atocs, per. Cfio.

Kxtra Large Prunes, per Ce. Good Prunes, ppr 2o. PKINCMS CASH STOKE, Alnio.il Miraculous. Is the wonderful Locdy mineral spring water for the cure of rheumatism, kidney, bladder, liver, stomach, blood, fikin nnd nervous (HscRfiOS. ICIfven jears of actual proof.

Try it at Riino's Thormcr Baths, 62 Clinton street. Try Victor" Coffee. At all grocers. It's tho best. Fort Wayno Steam Laundry, 46 W.

itroet, MJ, W. Phil- 1 llpi. ptop. Our bettor halves say thov could not keep house without Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. It is used in more than half the homes in Leeds.

SIMS Bitoa Leeds, Iowa. This shows the estoom iu which that remedy held wlioro It has boon Mold for years and is well known. Mothers havo learned that there Is nothing good for oolds. croup and whooping cough, and that It ourei these ailments quickly and permanently, and that it pleasant and safe for children to tnke. S3 and oent bottles for s'alo by Drolcr and druggists gonorrily.

WANTED, Six first-class solicitors to represent the Union Central Life Insurance Company In Port Wayne and Allen county. Call on or address, 0. EVERETT, Gen. Agent, Port Wayne, Ind. tfotico.

Louis Ourdos, tho well known real estate agent, haa removed hiu offices to 8 and 4 Pixloy Long Block. Chocolate dipped Caramels, same as tho 60c Candies, nt 20o per pound. Meyer's Drug Store. Every bottle of this great effervescent 'temperance leverage is a sparkling, bubbling fountain of health--a source of pleasure, the means of making you feel tetter and do better. You make it yourself right at home.

Get the genuine. THE CHiS. E. HIRES CO FtlbdctpLU. DO NOT Think for moment wo can not suit vou with nn t'li'ifiint Suit for Spring, You got just what you pay for; no misreprosuntalion.

If you will only let us try, wo can provo'it. G. S. SCHMIDT, 70 E. Main.

MARK. They are made by covering a linen collar or cuff.v. ith and are tho only waterproof, goods made with an interlining, aud the only goods Uiac can stand the wear and give perfect satisfaction. Never wiltnndnot effected by moisture. Try tUclll nnd yott wiU netqr regret it.

Ask for those with above trade mark and refusu any imitations. If dealer dots uot have them will mail you a sample direct oa receipt of prke. Collars 250, each. Cuffs 500. pair.

State whether stand-up or turned-down collar is wanted. The Celluloid Company, 42r-42 Broadway, TEMPLE. Tolf phon" 898 Friday, April 12. The American Travesty Co. Eddie Foy, In tho FtntusUc Oirailo OFF THE LARTH! Pricos, 11.60, $1.00, 76, 60 and 25o.

jyjASONIC TEMPLE. Grand Easter Attraction. TUB C1IARXIM1 ACrillW, --Soppjttid by IURT, In-The New Magdalen, RHKA. Meroy Mcrrlct. Reserved Sot Salo Friday.

rrlc A A The The Loweit Price. South Side Wall Paper 362 S. Oalhoun St. S. W.

HULL, i ii in -WALL PAPER. Latest Designs, Most Select Coloring, All Grades. Plain and Decorative Paper Hanging. House and Sign Pdintlng. Do not forget our Initial or number.

27 CLINTON, 27 Telephone 2SO. Tho On Saturday will giro away 600 cakes of Soap, ono to each customer. Fine Oranges, fi for 60, Fine Corn, 60 can. Dried Poaches, 6a lb. Machine Thread, two (pools for 60.

Fine Shoes, 69o. Msn'i Fine Bhoei, 89o. Cjloton tad fttrry PER POUND PERPOUNfl WARRANTED. A PURE CREAM TARTER PURE FLAVORING EXTRACTS AND SPICES MEYER mr WAYNE. IND.

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