Fort Wayne Daily News from Fort Wayne, Indiana • Page 8

i nmb AOour i 1 89 llr I im 1 fe le Peoples Hen if oppoHif that 7011 ahould not Jiet pas by In order to mWTComfelKr cf DiyiOood have decided to dose out All Udix Shirt Waists Tallor Made Suit Until ndTiitwSkJrt Iratoli Wh SUk tod WBh Drest Goods snd bers is a Mst oftht price they go ti SHIRT WAISTS AUXadW Shirt Waist that were 60c and 76c go at 39c each All UdieslrfWtust that were 86a and 1100 go at 60a each All Extra Fin Ladies Shirt Waists that were S100 and 155 co at 60a each Ladies Very Fine Shirt Waists that were L60 and fl75 go at 98o each PARASOLS All mite and Colored Taney Parasol that sold at L50 and 1178 goat 9123 each vmtfcitflColoredTancT Par asols two Chiffon ruffles thai sold for 175 and 378 go at 8198 each All Parasols Plain and Fancy that sold for 300 go at 325 each All Striped WashSilk that sod lorSOc go at 29o ysrd All Corded and Checked Wash Silks that sold ipr C5p and 76c gp at 35o ysrd AVKAPPERS All our 100 and 125 Lawn and Percale Wrappers go at 79a achv ill our 175 and 200 Fine Lawn and Percale Wrapm go at 125 each tADIES SUITS AU Wool Covert Qoth Jraveling Suits that were 760 go at 8S90 each All Wool Tailor Mad Tmellrig Bulla that were 1000 co at 498 salt All Extra Good Tailor Mada ftavr eling Suits that were 1600 and 2000 go at 81000 suit All Figured Linen Sufta that lold for 300 go at O80 suit LINEN SKIRTS All 606 Homespun linen Skirt go st 29o each All Homespun linen Skirts that were 125 and 150 go at VBimtor White Duck and Pique Skirl that were 160 and 173 go at 08 each All 200 and 225 While Duck and Pique Skirts go at 8160 eachl The remainder oiLiurJLtneni Duck And Pique Skirts go at BALE PRICES i Iff Figured Lawns Organdies end WiniUei that were 106 i24C and 15c go at Boyard Figured Duck Dimities and Ba listes that were 15c and 18c lr go at7o yard All our hat Organdies and Dim ities Figured that were 25c go at 10c yard WASH DRESS GOODS MISTER HARRIS Mils myf MAlNTAiN TWO LEaA tiQjrs FjWJJZ JOSEPH HAS RAISEDHUN UMit TO AS lSQUAC 1tACK WiTJI AUSllilA iNDUNAlXMJS Aug lO Tbc Hon Addison Harrii of Indiana envoy extraordinary arid minister plenipotentiary to Austria Hungary is In a sad plight but the plight would lie sadder were it not that Mr Harris Is a wealthy man Upon salary of 10000 he will soon be Compelled to sustain two legations and to support the diplomatic honor of the United States in two countries both of great and undoubted importance It all comet about through the latest move Emperor Franz Joseph the monarch who haying been quiet for so many years it now distinguishing himself by many deed quite at yariaricei withthose marie and under officers abroad con dmM with each atiav and fee ponwof hiring thcsooomttvkMtir upn I the minister who mjpnroerUiii cierfcl himself liul more than that lie must hire the heuee in which he main tains lilaortlce and niut of course pay a round sum for it Then there is the mat ter of houMkccplng for the minister must entertain lavishly Up to this time the court of Austria has hcnauch an elaborate one that it has Used the resources of ths American minister to the utmost Even Bartlett Tripp one of the richest men in the United States felt the burden of Aus Irian entertainment and Colonel Fred Grant openly declared himself unable to keep the pace of adignified tenure of the poet The American minister will be com pclled to hire an elaboratehome in Buda pest and io keep it open all the year round even in his absence for the legation house can never be closed This will entail the hiring of a double set of ter yant and the keeping of them It the jsiniBlcr to Austria Hungary is raised 16 the rank ol ambassador his salary Will probably be raised also so that be Avill receive 12000 instead of the 10 000 whlch he now enjoysv Possibly lie tjfjV Xv nrNiP PPirF to Ai 1 The Peopled lore BEADELL COiVlPANY the Ben Lighted Stare In the City HE STIRS TOLEDO Continued From First Page another man1 as Sliakepeare portrayed In Adam in As You Like It for be hat never applied to himself hot and rebellious liquors He hat lived closely lo 1 nature and Ttriowt not thrtastero tea ccflee liquor or tobacco Among the more noted books which will be deitroycdiii pie autp dafe of her Ucal writingi i are thef Bible of Biblet 1y A Burns Foolishness of Prsycr by lK Adams the famousLetter from PSJItburg to Hofmes rSpice for Spiritualists and An Hour with the Devil by jiennetW ibm jPalne lnger soli VoltaireiProfHexley and Pythagor as are naturally to beioundjn the list lie wll also burn all his copies of an specially blasphemous work by himself 3t is entitled An Ode to Reaten and was wrltlenby ilm Jn 1880 and scattered Irpadcatt lt Was Set to the air of America Waggoner wasraFreeyiasoiJ in early life and of course at thst day could not lold aihelsticviewti lleeyeri wrote some lighly esteemed MasonlcWorkt 1 i6iV BEIIIVE M0RII0N8ARE BPIHr Jlooijshinera aid to be Guilty of Out rage Committed Recently KNOXYlt Tenn Aug 10 lieccnt outrages on Mormon ciders in ucorgia Tennessee and Kentucky have caused an investigation as to the cause While ihere is no published evidence to show ais believed that an orgahization wiste lor the expulsion of the Mormons from ihcfegion Ibis jtnoVemerit it not of a political nature nor can it be traced di iretIytotheehurche but an element whiteeapism croppirigi out Shows that NOllS YOUR CHANGE SpeciaiPrIces on all Dental Vork Your Teeth Will LoottMPearls Ii you havyoniwoTk done atth Boston De rita I Parlors HIGH GRADEDENTISTS Jloney Invested in high grade dentistry jys a large rata of Interest The interact is BEAUTIFUL TEETH COMFORT suod HEALTH We will examine your taetli and advise the necessary treatment to restore their usefulness and beauty FREE OF CHARQE Get our prices before going elsewhere H9e ampk of ourwoTk caLxhloik Fbsfon Deniol Pqrlors n4 CALHQU1T 3TRBET PhoD 363 Main Lady Attendant the opposition is not fragmentary lilders preaching on ho hlghyays ire asked to stop and before they can do so are either stimed or eggedi Thefcxy people they have eoTivcrled are likewise condemned and in some instances have fled Jorilieir lives Moonshiners show more feeling against the elders than others falsely be lieving that they are acting as spies for hcvreyenuii epartmehtLaw jibiajng citizens have decided to ask state and fecdral aid to stop the outrages and il hit Is not secured ucvelopments of a Beribusnatureare expected ATLANTA MAYOR WILL REFORM Resignation to be Effective If He Again Drink Liquor ATLANTA tia Aug 10A new phase has arisen in the Woodward case The mayor bas appealed to the council for another trial and It is probable that the matter will be settled TJie mayor it appears afipi eciates that Ills conduct has laid hint liable to impeachment and he does not care to face trial before the city council He has therefore appealed to that body to hOv Its liberality once more and promises that reform this time shall Ixi genuine He will place hirngnatlon In the hands of the city tlerk and the first time that he takes a drink of liquor this resignation will be effective I ii TWINS RETURN HOME WEALTHY Illinois Men Gain a Fortune in Klondike Country the LA sALLiViiirAugio Jnd nil Grant FJliott twin sons of La Salle farmer have returned from a two years sojour In the Klondike credited with 00000 Jlney Say that reports of murder starvation and robbery in liawson are without foundation They liaye four Valuable claims near Diws6n The Market Report The A Kinsey company grain provision and stocks office over White National Ban room 3 BelLtelepboneKo 03 To days market quotations Open High Low Close Whesi Btiit ioy ovt i 08 Mf Dec Ju tlA 71 71 Com Ik-Sept 31 28 31V4 8 28 3oy 28 r20 zo 20 Vl0 1D is 27 827i jB17i 820 B2oi 322v 517 M17 Dee QatS i siPVH Porkr Kept Urd SVptWii Ribs Sept A 50 5bs 500 S06 ChlcBgofUnion Stock Yards Hogs 22000 Left over 700 Merket ttepdy Entlnjated to morrow 19J0007 Closedull 19 lOo lower iiiitiu looobiViiiiiiV Llffhtl fnwra 00 mixed Wjb475ji heavy 305 ttiar rougn sau3fnj4io KiieejpwiWOttrteauyi Kan City Hog 000j cattle 7 pro Oa sKHdgs 5000 cattle 2700 im MKkM lSffD itBBBHtl fit rTSvSjgyksyw rwBlMHlfMMyifc SZIr WA imMi flPsssssskiiiiiV Wliitfii 1 11 1 i i 1 ii 1 WMtfeik iwnl VCW ivfM TVm Royal BAMN4 f0mn AMSQuunmPvME Makes the ood more deKciotts and wholesome Mm MlISTEll liADDlSON HABRISW that have characterized his reign upto thlstlme As everyone knows the kingdom ot Frans Joseph Consists of the two countries of Austria and Hungary which are known lindei the compound namei of Auttria Hurgary Hungary waV conquered long ago and for more than two generations it was treStedas 9 slave country Up towltbintwenty years ago it had no standing nor repreientallonin theeourt of Austria and iras given less than half the amount of rights and privileges now grsnted Ireland by the government pf OreatHritain Bill tlienew emperor Tancied Hungary and gradually extended privileges to her He gave her more representatives and al lowed her to send envoys to his Court He lightened the taxes of the Hungarians and gave them almost equal advantages with those enjoyed by the Auttrians The Hungarians always a eleyer peo p1nnhrlrSppTeciationf by taking advantage of the line Bchfcol systems opened up to tliemand alsotiy promptly rendering to the crown their dues and so it ha turned out that Hungary has gradually Improved In Its condition unfll the fact of lit servitude as itt early statue was called has been little noticed and its importance hat advanced proportionately Since his wldowerhood the emperor nas turned toward Hungary in yjt mostslngu ltrvvay At one time it looked as though he expected that the cominghelr t9the throne would lse out of Hungary and one of the nobles of the ooiirt of Austria wnt far as to oeclsre that the emperor liad actually decided upon placing an helrf rom Hungary upon the combined thrones of Austria Hungiry This start Ing rumor has riot however been borne out by facts up to the present date aytcyeiri7O00rlike thermbassai dors to France Germany and Great Britain but it in more than likely that be will receive the 12000accorded to A baxador Draper in Italy The turn of 10000 a year in Vienna is more than sjlOOOOia year would be In Kngland for he Germans are more economical and labor is rated lower but eyeri so 10000 mo1 more than pays the bouse tent and the servants hire of a mani icn let alone the cost of the dinners and the enormous personal expenses such as carriage hire decorations and clothing which are at least 10000 more Then there ii agrwreurn required tor the nee essary courtesy gfvTng aStbey tallit In Hnngaryj ior the gifts and the hous and and one email things which are absolutely required from a person who leads sOcjeiy arid represents his country abroad The decision of Franz Joseph to make Hungary and Austria equal has stirred upugrWuiiniilJnjrwjyajnwe den King Oscar hat always livedln Sweden lie occupies a beautiful place in Stockliplm and never goes to Norway 11 he can help it Once a year he is supposed to spend two weeks there but even this short visit la omitted on the slightest pretext The Norwegians who have long been discontented declare that unless King Oscar makes them equal to the Swedes in this respect lihey willrise up against him They want thesame rights accorded toJJbrway as to Sweden They want the court removed to Christiana arid lo remain there six months in the year TheywaiittlicKoyal palace rebuilt and refurnished They want Jhe equal right accorded to Sweden arid ripwi that they have the precedent cf Hungary before themthey demand it It is all yiery Well for Hungary and not bad forAustriaibut how is it for Mm EmpcVorFrans Joseph began early thisiter Addison Cj Harris of Indiana who year buying propertyIn Eiida Pesth Ms compelled to maintain two magnificent which is the Capital of Hungary He not legations in the flhest of style all upon only purchased pity lots but he bought a paitrylO0Ol farms and obtained an apple orchard at a very large price also built a residence Tfut WHITES AND NECROES TO PART few were prepared for his latest ir whlch 1 thi declaration that Aus Prnt Georgia PliticUn Indorse Oft Fun lor cwomration trin andHungary shall enjoy equal rights that they shall be jpint capitals of the Austrian Empire and that the emperor shall maintain court in I both litlesj Dub iinc six m6ntb of the year the court QUITMAN jpia AugJ0 rAt the meeting of the Georgia stateigricultural society lieireyesUrday the race problemcame shall he held in Austrlar duringthe other prominently to the front as a topic of six monts tha court will assemble intiiicu8flon Tope Prown president of the Hungary society an extensive planter and proba Vienna which ihasj bVthertcj been the i jblceandidafe in the next gubernatorial Only capital of 4he Austrian empire wiif cimpalgn asserted that the white man now Im compelled to divide honors witbnndthenegTo are at the parting of the IJuda Pesth and for six month the let ter city will entertain trie court attaches Which were formerly aiithef yearround In Vienna Ways and said that the former should assist the latter in his cflorls to leave this country That portion of hi annual address on the negro quesllort was loudly fttrtt glnrt ifft ffVtllf arrla to concern the American minister to Aus 1 Alanv Virominent fleorciana arc atten tria Hurtgary but when you learn that inc the convention The sessions to day IklinJatftJiiWrnjusV sujort a 1 legatibri were ipnsumtd iln idiscufsliig questions Inbotheltleithen you get anloeTrortheoTyfe expene entslled by the change The Smith and Major Tlahsonwere among the 1 Vtcs 1iii Jeatnun brdfe speakers YOUHC VANDEBBIIT CONVERTED William KJtiic Expected to join Romsn Catholic Chlrch NEW VOltK AgTlO lt Is rumored that Williain Vanderbllt jr will ahortiy bis receiyed into Jhe Roman Catholic church Young Vandertilt wed a daughter of the thurch Jifist Virginia Mr Vanderbljt has already given up his pew in Trinity church Newports fashionable Fplscopalian sanctuary He gave this sitting to his mothers present hut band Oliver it Fi Belmont and this was taken as the first step in his withdrawal from the church of his childhood He is a regular attendant at maBs now going each Sunday morning to the Catholic services and kneeling beside bis wife and his family and friends are nowfully prepared for the formal announcement of his admission to the church Jir and Mrs Vanderbilt are shortly to go to California and it is expected that the announcement of Jtf Vanderbilt a ad mission to the Roman Catholic church will be mode on their departure JIM I I 0 JOHN JACOB ASTOR MAY FICHT Millionaire is Expected to Accompany HisJSoidier to Phliipplnea NEWrTOKirrFauifiiocoionc John Jacob Aetorhas gone to Rhinebcck to see how his company which he has equipped for service in the Philippines is progressing lit is giving his Company considerable of his tlmojand has givenup rnuch ofhlplca surehere in Hieintercet of this 1 military organization Certain members of the cottage colony Say thalas Colonel Aslor hat equipped a military pompanyfor service in the 17111 ippincs they would not be in the least surprised if he would cross tlis Pacific with it CDhjnel Astor has from the very start take a dep Interest lii war matters andhasneverf6r aday failed to follow the Philippine situation Kom thoBO and other observations rriany liaye been ledto believe thnt he Willask for on appointment flltlougli nothing to that effect has beenpublicly tild by Obionel Astor ft RICH DEPOSIT OF IRON ORE Valuable Drifts Found on Lake Shore Near SheboyganviWi JjllimOYGANi wji Aug 10An cx tenpive deposit of iron ore lias been found on lb lake shore seven miles south of ibis city The deposit was discovered by John Gennd of this city a well known authority in this section pri prehistoric mounds in Wisconsin who wat looking for relict fpr his collection The ore was found In sections 22 and 27 in the tPwji of AYilsonpnfarm border IngUhiiakejjwnedlii AynHam Wild gruU Haen and Peter Stockdyi The metal is classed as magnetic iron sand and It founjl in drifts Varying from two 10 mrce leeim thickness Mr Geiend bad a specimen oi tiie ore analyzed and found It to be 00 percent pure The deposits rest on sand hills that rise from the beach and ore covered fromobMrvationibyfrprn twp to three feet of sand AMERICANS BUY TWO IS LANDS La Crura and La Ramon Believed to Hold Hidden Treasurei NKW V015K Aug 10r An American syndicate has just purchased for 1000000 two islets La Crura and La Ramon ell the coast of Cuba General A 0 Greenwood who was 6n the stall of Gen eral Robert Lee during the civil war hasTOerrrUie actlveL repre8enUtiya7ofTth American capitalists lie has just re turned from Cuba He said tolayr Wo bcKeve that we have bonanza in La Cruza and La Jiamon We are satisfied that Uiere are Immense quantities of lion ore there and we have also reason to believe thai I nere are hidden there the vast treasure takenTfrom Panama when that city was tnerichestjnihe Americas ACED HUSBAND SEEKS OIVORCE Henry Meyeri Aged 70 Ask Sepera tionYrbra Wife Aged 69 CINCINNATL AugTib iferiry fyert aged70 years seeks a separation from his wife Jane aged bp Thlscouple xvere niarricil InManchester Eneland in 1851 Tliey emigratejrand he joined the Union army censed to send money ihome and was given up as dead Then he reappear and oncemoredieappeared Laterlie reappeared atan Inmate of the Soldiers Home otfcanduslcy 0 anil Mrs Myers altompkCdfdVecuKpartpfaU pynloii Myersthcn tued herfordivorcecharg Jhgi herewith absence Shaalleges that she is without means and denies absence joii her part 6he is the oldest defendant in the Cincinnati divorce court within recollection COMES HOME TO BE WEDDED Chaplain Frailer of Deweya Flagship HereforHiaBride aiATTANCKaAVTenn Aug iol Chaplain Frazier of Admiral Deweys flag ship Olympla arrivedhere yesterday from Manil via San Francisco onsrlhlrty days leave of aibsence On ATigTSrhe jfrll vred Miss iwsia Cook of South Pittsljurg Tenn 11 i Tn MivJidjStiLeJe has a fine picture of the 1 a rr rr rm TTr Tif i uoBion pase uan leara on qispiay ms barber shop jwihdows Of Local Interest Mr It Itomy is at Auburn on bus net to day Mr Charles Mac Doiigsi has gone cast on ar business trip The Rey Father McCabe of Lafayette is yisittog in the city 3kles jEva 13bbn has justifciuraed Irpm a trip to Sandusky Mle Simon leftii dsy for fhree weekstour of the ast MissEthel Newcomb left this morning for Huntington to visit friends Mis Elizabeth Welter pf Chicago is he guest of Miss Grace jicnahSn Tom Shovelin has signed With the Fruit Hpusp cash boys to play short Sitop Supt it A Gorsline and family re turnedtlilt noon frprh visit with Marion friends i Mrs Frank Newcomb and daughter Dessie left this morning for Tima 0 where tiey will visit relatives Citit Attorney Shambaugh and wile have returned from a short outing at Mr 1 Ellisons suburban horn jil ies Loya tlntjerwppd of Bcilcfontaine Is Visiting her cousin Mrs Samuel Iarigorpi 187 Harmer itreetii Mr Frank LMyers and wife ad baby of the flyers Ice Cream company of Co lumbla Qty In the city to day rTlcIYnai5rM ber of excursionists to FortWayne this morning They wept directly to Robl son park DrC 11 Stemcnarid wife will ieturn hNicwntnglnromiElida 0 whcretley bayebccnBtlendfngi the annual old set tlers meeting llabbl Cohri and wife have returned from their summervacation and fhere will beregular services in 1 the Jewish synagogue Friday Tningr The regular meeting of the Womans Missionary iipcicty of tlieFirst Prcsbyf terian chjirch will be held Friday after noon at 2 30 oclock the liibte class room Captain Meyer expects1 theJnroney for hisS soldier boys thiV afternoon The money to berefunded to eachmember pf Company 157th Volunteers ill be jM40 Waterloo will have street fair and carnival Aug 18 and 10 There will be variou amusements such as races for horse bicycler foot races potato sack and barrel races The Central Loyal TemperanceLegion willnicet In the Baptist Sunday school rooms on Jefferson street on Friday afternoon at 2 i 30 The members of othef le glens are invited There Will bean ice cream social and Ifewn fete at the home of Miss Daisy Jones 20 West Brackenridge street Frl day evening Theband pf the jl Vvill furnish tbe music ColneTit7G ihornpsol IbflBe Wa bash has returned from Mackinac where he has been on a fisliing expedition He has on display at ilie Buck fish market on West Main street a twenty one pound nH which he caught The United States marinet who were expected through Fort Wayne this morn ing on the Pittsburg Fort Wayne Chi cago railroad Vvill not arrive till Borne time Saturday Their departure from New York ha been delayed a day or two This afternoon the Rev Fatiier Kordt ol St Petera Catholic church took the toyS Vho asslsth id 1 in the services at therchurchtbR6bisbnparkrfdran ing A sumptuous basket dinner was served for the boy and the outing was gieatlyenjoyendv The Auburn Courier says 1 Clarence Arnold a teacher Jn theFort Wayne schools and Mis Orpha Barrett were roarriediaLJthe Dutch Ridire chiircKl near Hunter town yesterday in the pril enceof a large number of Invited guests The newly wedded couple are prominent young people and1 havea wide circle of fiiendt The I club entertained a number of friends at the home of Miss Louise Stegnieler lart evening Those present wereV Sophie Klepper Sciphia Miller Emi jy llobrock Ida Haines Sdphia Weil man Emma Hanley Louise Stcgmeier Minnie Stegmeier and Messrs Otto Sheu man Henry Hcuer Theodore Klein scrgMartin Shecle Wm Doll Ed Kolb lVcryipUmSh and WrnV Christie The first member of the iOOtii Indiana tc tieck admission td the Marlon Soldiers Home is Lot Bceks of the Wabash cempany When the regiment was In camp near Lexington Ky lie was one of the typhoid victims Rheumatismfol lowed the fever and in October he was given a disability discharge Shortly after he reached his home in Lagro hi4 entire left side was paralyzed and since that time he has been almost helpless He isunable to earn a living for himself end his little girl his wife being dead andas a last resort has made application for admittance athe Soldiers Home1 ltgara Fall Annual Excursion On Tuesday August 15th the Nickel ate road will run It 17th snnual ex cursion to Niagara Falls Tickets good returning for fifteen days Tickets to Toronto will be sold In Connection with this excursion at 100 extra and to the Thousand Islands at 660 extra The usual privilege of stopover at Chautauqua Lake will bei granted JwithPut tra charge Secure your sleepingcar reserva tions early lickeu gooXeturnltnptra any on of our Peerless Trio of Fast Ex pret trains Remember the qate Tot TTrrifierpftTculaTsnqTrhxF Sltke riateeeil Mi Vi 51tutlofu Wanted Rood ttuttV ootM WAJfTftD Washing to do Naat wrk gMraoteea Afniy iu jaoscaost rrrrr WAiTTBD Washing to do by a worthy person Call or addreaa 5 Hamilteti wwet li WANTBD Chimneys or furnaces to dean or any odd jrfb Address this office WANTED Washing to do or house cleaning of any kind Rear of 14 Lafayette Streetv tt WANTED Lawns Tolled grading and sodding ddn reasonably Aadreaa Cwen Farnon 08 Baat Jefferson street 20 tt Female Help Wanted WANTED A cook at the Grand Central Hotel upstairs 10 3t WANTED A good girl by Mrs Hay den Hanna Uomeetetd East Lewi Street 8 3p WANTED A comptlentlady steriogra pher willing to assist in treatment of patients in physicians office Address giving references this ofliee ltp niscellaneous Wants WANTED Unfurnished rooms centrally located Addree this office 10 2p WANTED iTo furnish you the HartzeU Ice Crcani the best in lhecityr Offica 103 past Wayne street Both phones Ms it WANT TO EENT A email house of 3 to rooms Will pay from 500 tofOOO per month Griffith Box No 207 Postoffice 20 ft For Rent FOB RENT Good furnished rooms moderate rent 139 Holnian street 21 tr FOB BENT Residence 138 East Berry Street AJl modern Improvements House in good condition Enquire 140 East Berry 17 tf FOR ENT Two rooms within two squares and a half of the ewirt house lierjt reasonable Rcfcrcnpej rcquircdj Call at Conservatory pf Musicln Bank Blocks 10 2p FOR RENT A dwelling1 hbilseof teii rooms with modern conveniences furnace grate mantel bath room gas aiid electric lightj jigbtand airy in cXccl lent condition live squares from post office Inquire TJi Logan over post i office lo 2p ForSale FOR SALE West End 7 room bouse lot 60xl50f east of Broadway Prieei ZlfiOO Gallon VAL ROCliOLL Tel 49 Mali 23 Court Street 8 tf FOR SALE Improved dwelling prop cny on jvest uerry etrcetr West Creighton avenuej West Main street Vacant lots on St Mary atenue Herman street West Berry street Watton avenue Fletcher avenue IL Ashs addition South Calhoun street addition SC11RADER WILSON 7 Court Street Professional ua accosiUOK Rooms 1 and 2 White Bant Block iJfortYWayneJjd Home Telephones i Office 184 reeiV pence sail south UflJce hourti 0 12 ai mptoopmi Sunday 2 to opm OBBOABD BMLDENT SPXCIALHT Special disease of MAN and WOMAN fitted and rupturs cure electroelectro therapeutic batbs In chronic rheu matism paralysis locomotor ataxia and pronounced Incurable diseases Offlos No 13 West Wayn 8t Fort Wayne Ind Tloney to Loan AMERICAN INVESTMENT CO ad vances money to salaried people on their own names without security or endorsement Loans negotiated on gooci securities Ro6m4JTrl State Jiuilding over Klinkenberg Drug Store Open evenings by engagement 17rini Miscellaneous LOST Between Nickel Plata round house and No 0 Marion 8t a large black pocketbook containing 2000 in bills daeturn to No 0 Marion Stli and recelv reward 0 3p ALL AFFLICTED With a cough of luug uiuuiLg reauiung rrom ja gnpp or weak lungs or hemorrages should try my cough and lung syrup an old Indian remedy made of roots and herb It ha never been known io fail Call at 35 Fairfield avenue FREE DISPENSARY Onen everv mornino from 00 tn nn oclock MEDICINES FREE to the poor in uspensary is in in building of the Forts Wsvn Collees of Medicine 10 Wert Sunerior rtreet FaUenta too Ifc to com to the dispensary will ba VhriUd at their home Dispensary in charge of DIPFENSARY 8TAFF For Not 3 and 65 Winter St Lota 23x150 each House 7 rooms in good condition gWvmxbb I in 1 84 iBoif jj Xlim FOR SALE OB TRADE I have 10 small tract of lanu ranging from 2 to 15 acres Some very good bargaint Also a few large farms to exchange for city property For particulars see FREISTOFFKR JBoomaJI jnOBankjbofk mJh 1 3S1 Price reasonable Miss Marr Trvini ha nrru iAtriw werriur JLjaituhjrtbUireili ori yvayneT.