Fort Wayne Daily News from Fort Wayne, Indiana • Page 5

IT IS JUST THIS WAY Mvr In th fhlrtv ears of our store kccpinff have mo offered such In comparable values in honest reliable merchandise as we will the cbming months With our position in the trade vJt would ba worse than folly for us to deal in vjndesirablo goods The principle that controls our business is that no unworthy goods shall be bought no roatett ho cheaply they may be offered Remember vio buy for cash Me buy from makers having a jobbing department We buy large quantities We ha no expensive methods Our business being conducted with the most rigid econamy consistent with prompt and efficient service We desire on this occasion to return thanks oif tuitnm for the loval support and material aid which has been so generally accorded us la the past and has encouraged ui to wake our lines for the coming fall and winter season more extensive than ever be We present items from our various departments which wilt serve to ij lustrato tho values now being offered MANY ARE SICK About One Hundred 157th Boys art Con vyed to Hospital at Camp Mount THE BOYS ARE CHEERFUL Royally Received and Given a Sumptuous Breakfast Upon Arrival THE ZOLLINGER BATTERY Captain Basks Exports That Thirty Six of Bis Ztss WW Ba HoipiUl Qturttit Saturday LINENS 25 down Huck Towels wjth Colored Border il5c 30 dozen plain white Huck To tela extra value 25c 5 pieces Cream Damask 40 cents a yard 10 pieces Cream Damask tho 05o grade at 50c 1000 yards Glass Toweling at PAe a yard Bleached Cottons at very low prices Kn1d 4 A 1lrWTl Xfllaltrt Af 4 bales 4 4 Brown Muslin for 50 others charge jou cents a yard forj the same quality PRINTS 2500 kariU Standard Print at 4 cents a jard It BLACK SI LKS At Very Low Prices NEW FALL DRESS GOODS One lino at 23 cents One line at 60 cents In checks and stripes Elegant good for the price RnfH nn New lot opening daily in prices from 25c a yard up The sale on jicw Black Dress Fabrics has started with many ueugntcd ers New lots opening daily in prices irom zoo a yaru up Our line of Hosiery is now complete including the celebrated buyers rtn Cat brand for bojs and girls wears like leather Black Geo DkWald Co COR CALHOUN AND COLUMBIA 5TS Dr Carina Banning HOMOEOPATHIST FHYSICIAN AND SURGEON 154 Eat Berry Street Telephone 1010 SAW DUST If In Need of Saw Dust Call Phone 1274 1 FRANK GLASER Honey to Loan on personal or mortgage security OWiTKEE 34 Berry street Kobertaoa William OXouika Robertson 0R6urke ATTORNEYS AT LAW Office i East Berry St over Western Union Telegraph Office Capital 350000 Surplus 10000 THEOLD NATIONALBAHK Corner Calhoun and Berry St Stephen Bond President Jared Bond Cashier Oliver Morgan Vice President James a Wopdworth Assistant Cashier The Fort Wayne Trust Co CAPITAL 200000 00 Con Main vand Court Sts PAYS INTEREST ON TIMBf DE POSITS OF 100 AND UPWARDS LOANS MADE AT A REASONABLE TIATE OP INTEREST qi ucru thiatm rionday September 5 Greatest Comedy of Them All SIDE TRACKED Horatio the Tramp Will Take Y041 by Surprise HOT TJME PRISES IS 2535 AND 50 CENTS 200 to Chicago and Return via Pennsylvania Next Sunday Train leaves at 355 a ra Returning leave Chicago at 800 or 1130 11 1 SO Buys 1897 ITS 00 BIcjclM 10 au Duys iw jowi Bicycles 3160 Bur 188S 16060 BlCfClts Beooaa na IM DOT nt rlrl whMl KUO to Him Yf fhl vhl om Approvals Hd tlv wllMl wr thm advertlatd RniI wttll tfc mmnntmetutwn Oul0pi nill4 on nan on sn Twrrr xxniwiA timm 08 Bicycles must be closed out at once regardless of cost See us and save half your money Cut Price Bicycle House 31 Clinton St XnP WBTMI BYLER HOMEOPATHIC Physician and Surgeon to ZZTZZI Moffat entertaining er 7 to 8 brother McKj Moffett of Madison Residence No 620 South Calhoun Stlvnd A special to the cws from Indian apohs says The baggage train of the 197th Regiment reached Indianapolis last midnight but there as oftly one sleep in car containinir it detail of men to look after tk horacs and property at tached to tne train The second section dlreiOy in thaige of Colonel Studcbaker and containing among other soldiers twenty jSix seriously ill nun reached th union station about 0 clock this mom ing and tho other sections came in at intervals of one hour after that At I oclock this morning Colonel Stu debakcrs section was just Jcaving Cin cinnatl and a message from him early this morning said he had twenty six sick soldiers on his train while scattered through the other sections Vert about 100 men viho are in bad rlivsical con ilitipn and required conejanc es to the camp ground to day1 Colonel Studebakclr also vUeS Xo Su permtendeht Zion at the union station asking that arrangements be mada to pro tide 2000 sandwiches with suQIuent cof fee for the regiment Superintendent Zion replied that the Ladies Soldiers Aid Bociety liad made all arrangements to furnish the men with wholesome food and tint the colonel need hot concern him wlf about that matter aer another message vas leeched from Colonel Stu debaker thanking the ladies fi their forethought on behalf of his ibflicers and men Hie dandw lclies ih fi uit an 1 Cof fro vcre furnished the tired volunteers lefore the marcli jlo Gimp Jlount be gun The Commercial ilub nndr Mayor 13 gart prepared lii breakfast for the boys but the Ladies Aid society has been the promoter of all tlili thoughtful motcmCnt arid the society Mill take tufn wlll furnishing the regiment villi luncheon iiturdny evening Th rtmains of Prlyate Willlsm A Snjder and Clifton Lovell nho died at rernandiaa weic brought vth the train as far as Cincinnati and fconl thorp sent diroct to Fort Wajne Ihe detail in charge of tlie baggage was greatiy interested In knowing where the regiment would be camped One ol the boys saidi Its a shame to put us on exhibition at the fair grounds like prize cattle They were delighted to bo so near home and they laughed and talk ed vith the people who pi esse around them to ply them Vith questions The boys on the baggage train said the trip had been uneventful so far as they were concerned and that they had been infprmed the sick men on the hospital train had stood the journey very veil thu far Their faces lighted up when they were told that roast beef sandwiches and coffee had been prepared for their arrival at Indianapolis The bacgage train which came about midnight was In charge of a detail of thirty five men from Company of Auburn The horses of the officers of the regiment were in the first car and a sleener for the men wa 8 part of the train At Connersville and other Indiana towns the station platform Vcrey crowd ed with people vho had come down to Bee the reeunent The soldiers art not by anymcans the same kind of men who left Camp Mount several months ago They have been changed from National Guardsmen to regulars and the change shows itself In their faces andOber manr The fifst section of the tram was Hi charge of Sergeant Kendall DiC tram contained on car containing the horses ol tho officers fifteen box cars with the camn cnulpment arid one sleeping tar ioi Hrmnnt Kendall and his men The la Utile Soro eant Kendall and his detail wiw another section of the tram lie Said was at Macon 0a STORIl SOl lfcFTlAF ltU On the vav home the men liae had a ery hurd trip OnJinc of the Southern roads the train service was batTtTsT on of tlie men In the sergeant detui had to take the rlaieof tho fireman who did not knoW how to fire the locomotive All the men are Very anxious to know the facts concerning tho thirty days lur lough and seem to fear that after that time 1 out they vlll he sent back tothe senke Thev eiirc themselves as fng had nugh They say thatthe fair grounds will be a welcome sight When ve left said one of the men tf were calleci fctndcbaW tigers JCow we are i 4 KtnlihnLri frru blurt AVhvl Because Mt hail to go to vorkond grub out nalmetto roots at our1 camps in lam a and Iernandina before i tonld find a place to he down The men have nothing but Syords of bit tor complaint for Brigadier General Hall of fcort ISherldan fame They say that he disliked Colonel btudebaker and did CYfJ things fn his power to make filings uncomfortable for his men Men who ere hardly able to be out of their tents Wert compelled to go through drills On long marches hey were forced to go on the double quick and run while ho rode a horse they ay BOYS AT CINCINNATI A special front Cincinnati says The 157th Indiana Hcgiment arrived here yes tcrJay afternoon from Fernandiua Flo over the Cincinnati bew Orleans it Texas Pacific road and left here over the Cin cinnatl Hamilton 4 Dayton far Indian spoils Four sections of seventeen cars each came in over the 4 and front here to India napoUs the rain was run in five sections The route fiont iernandina here was orer the Florida Central Peninsular road Southern tailw ay and Cincinnati Jew Orleans Texas Pacific lhe regl nicnt is en route home to bo mustered out BIO Ijaqv LlSfl IV tilt BATTEKV A telegram vvas rccelied at the gever norsoflice hist night which indicates that the Port Yyne battery Villbe at Camp Mount some time jSaturday lh tele grain was fiohi Captain Kankc and said hat there vould be enty five sick men requiring attention when the Twcntyt iiglith Battery reached Indianapolis about Saturday The telegram was dated at Camp 1 nomas Chitkamaugs here the battery is now stationed THk COMMUTLi CQh This morning at 8 23 the committee ap pointcdi by the mass meeting to go to Indianapolis to get the Fort Wiyne sol dicrs home ai Bo6n as possible left Fort Wavne over the Wabash The committee consisted of AleSns Otto Oro Louis locquel Yamelle A Moynlhan Mrs Weldon and Mrs llayden Tliere were others accompanied the com mtttee making the entire party consist of fourteen residents sol this city LOCAI MU1TAKY 0T1S Captain KAnkc of the Zollinger battery expects to be home in two weeks NEW SALEABLE DRESS FABRICS OtIt SlOtK is iow coMijrai 1lllTlUSfi 11W AND DLPJH AVU lQlt 1AIT WI Ml JUFT 1U CUM 0 TO VUl Tllfi blSON 10 lilAUT lllll NLAV 0O0DS WE WILIj lVlv MJ CIATj V1UC1 8 1 OUT0 MQKlUm SATUKDAY 15 Stjles luncy Worhtcd Drc 0ood J8q valui piial price for Saturday 12 yd 15 tyTcs McJlinir Mixtures 20c value poclal price for kltuiday lie jd 0 Styles Illuminated laniy Moliairs 25o value Special piice for Saturday 18c yd Styles foisted Cheviots Mohairs Basket Eifects all drts lengths of 8 ir regular Sf25 value special pi ice Silturda 1 00 pattern Other desirable weaves tind colorings llaln twll bajadcre poplms4 serges miltons and coverts etc iNevv Styles Silk Waists black and colors large assortment from 3 0Q to 10 00 tlegant assoitmcnt Silk Underskirts oil the latest colors and stjles An assortment of Kid Glove 150 aluo special at 100 pair White Chamois Wd Cloves 00 epc ctal at 7c pair AH lancy Bibbons short lengths 1 foi3 ds 0nc half A regular price Ladies Summer Corsets 2c uility special at 10c Ladies feummet Wrappers 125 qua Ity special at 89c To close put every Shiit Viuit ncr quality from J100 to 3 00 Special price 8e 1 Case of Outing Fhnnch lUttt anl dark 0c quality 4o 1 Case of New Fall Co1iin4 hIicock mo quality 4c oO White Bed Sjrood lieiniiiril Had fat life dpeclal fic ladies lancy CaUumI Ho ieiv 25c quaTitj sjiCcinl price 19c Mlse Black limbic Knee licet and 1 iU quality sp cil 1 1 Ilojs Hen Hicjilellose ipicialpkc lf Vciai puces in all Lndeiwenr HU 001 MUTMUM Ol JW OOONS At Till JOltlST PBI1 COMI 19 WOlt1 4 lfstHI 70 and 72 CallicMiii vt POTATOES DOWN 1 0WR BUSHEL Fln large smooth home grown Potatoes 40c per bushel Best Couulry Butter onjy J5a per lb Best Crtitoery Butter only 23o per lb Our own roast Coffee Best bargain in the cltjr ioc the money only 15c per lb Our Iineof Teas is complete Prices remain the same Xo advance on ac count of tariff duties Do not forget that our meat market can not be excelled We buy and cut none but the best of Meats Sour meats and old stag hams do hot go with Jis Old and young Chickens dressed to or der at TtfE NEW KE STONE Nos 23S and 240 Calhoun St BICYCLE ACCIDENT A Collision at thPiIc A Youig Lady Painfully Hurt M3thr Hlkhsp Miss Louise Olusenkamp vas severely injured last night by being thrown from her bicycle Miss Gluscnkamp was on Jier way to New Ilavcn when her wheel Struck an obstacle In the road and threw her violently to the ground Her ankle Mas severely sprained and she was so badly bruised that she had to bo conveyed to her home on West Fifth street in a cab DT1IFRACCIDENTS Tins morning a young1 lact who lives on Elm street was knocked down and run over by a scorcher 6n the Swlnney nark coursow lhe lad i wheel was broken Tho 4 year old son of George Wlnbaugh of West Washington street pulled a ket lleful of hot jelly upon himself yesterday afternoon and vas badly scalded Mrs Wm Edmonds fell from step ladder last evening at her home at 21 Cass street and fractured her right arm JJr StulU was called to Set the broken bones Court tfotes Mairiuge licence hihe been itiucd to John llvdeand Katie Lan toferj Har ev Hprsgue and Aua Gartlc William Kohlirt has filed a final port the vtt Oforge I eppei Airs Ircda Hallcr of South Mfflold avenue very pteawinllv cntertRined the ni Iub at a lattn Prt 1ai4t evfu ing The guests wcrpIiMsFiiima Boe gcr Cltn Hrlingf Mary Wtgwlllelr ma Miller Minnie VlghU Minnie Vpelj arrleWetton and Mesi Ld Mttcher rnliln Buhk Sam Ha ler Charles Honer Carl Selig and PJchtfrd Swabe NOT A BICYCLE THIEF Th Whl Takta from Bint Rstaraea ty ths Police Ths Pollco A ffiirs The man who was arested fifteen days no on suspicion was released fiom jail this morning after doing lime lor va grancy Tho bicycle which he was tryi ing to sell when arrested vas returned to him a the police were unable to obtain niiy evi lenre to tho effect that the eel hA been stolen roucr 10 res Ofiker Murohv was taken ill last nuiht fit 10 oclock and had to leave bis beat Last night OOiiOT Tetgen put up two stray horses at the Danncr livery barn There was no pdlice court this morning Try a Cyclone Magazine Camera it carries 12 Plates Sue 22x22 4 3 60 Size 34x44 tW Sue 4x5 kjff 1000 A Complete Stock of Amateur Supplies JONES 2ND FLOOB 44 CALHOUN ST DR BULSON Announces tlie Removal of His Office to His itcsidence 53 WEST WAYNE STBEET lractice Limited to Diseases of the EYE EAR OSE AND THROAT Hours 10 to 4 Telephone Main 413j I NO PAIN NO GAS 3 TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN Mlallrcd Air Given If fWRtrcd Acknowledged tobe the easiest and kcjl3 painless extrctorin Fort Wsyne 3 our buooosb is uue to a Palnlesa Pute tht Dentlatry Fit And Cheap tR FilUnga that Prices for vi J3B Stay la Flrit claii Lr2 Ant Xta Work MJCaR treatment Specia1 Summer Prices 3 We examine our teetl free of cliarje and tell you exactly vrbat our work Will cost Boston Dental Parlors 74 Calhoun Street Over Mordhursfs Pruff Store Hours 8a in toTp Sundajsy sppptniment IADY ATTrNDANT piUlllllllllllllllllllUlllllllllll Deaths and Funerals Mrs Julia Hutsell died of bowel trpu bid last evening at the family residence 200 Washington hOuleard She was the wife of John llutisell and an old resident of the city She was 02 years of age and lnm mi Kmcnil prown children Hie hcral arrangements will be announced laler The funeral of Thomas Thompson Will be held to mofrow afternoon at 2 oclock from the residence bn Crclghton avenue llev Ainslie officiating 1 rama Kleemeyer the 3 ycaroIU daughter of Rudolph Kleemeyer died of hraih fever yesterday at the family home fif Grand street McCracken has gone to Bucyrus attend the funeral of his brother Major McCratken who died In New York Citj louis Ilotksherger agcU 14 days meel of cslimwtion icslerday at the home of JoHibh Jocksbcrgcr No Short stret Oi Local Interest Manager Ileilbipner of Rolnson patk I ill Ih AIiiv Arnold lias returned from a isit At Logarjftport Mm Cash Haker of Toledo is the guest of Ms Irank Molir JIiss Sussio llauck left to day for a ten davs visit la MtfiMiiaci Colonit 1 foster and family return I last night from Winona Mr fame Burnett ill lcav next week foi in extended tour of tlift lakes Ali Sophie Aner of cfta street has returned frpin a Uasant visit lit Alio glian Iich ill Miilie Jfcid icturntd hci horns in Oranl Rapid veatcidiy after yitlng ber Mfr Mr II I hicmon Rev Rrown leaves today for fc0Mih Bcnd whcie he lias been appointed JMttcrr of the Jkf church Air Al Alter has returned fiom an out lug at Pome tity Ho has a tan that would do justice to a tannery Dr Alolph Wfrmiitlj leave im daj for Bultimoic wlicnce lie will xait for Berlin fie will be accompanied to Baltfmoip bVIr fottlicb Dahne A mite socia wil be given at the home of ln lunderland 4kl South Ifairison street tVy evening bv the Ladies Aid society of the Simpson ihurtli Henry Levenburg of 43 Force street ia very seriounly 111 and his life is dis jwrnl of1 He 1 an old soldi and a ucm jwr of the Anthony Vayne Post A THE BORTON CURE FOR WHISKEY MORPHINE COCAINE AND CIGARETTES PLVlMOUTH INDIANA The Plymouth Institute Is the only Ons under lhe personal supervision of Dr A Borton and Jf Asplnall Kor full lnformm tlon addreM Dr Borton a Plymouth Institute Plymouth Indiana Card of Thanks itli in this vi ay to express 6ur thanks to the 0 A Posti ihe lort Wajne Oicys Sons of Veterans and all others vtho so kindly assisted at the funeral of nr Beabcy Respectfully THE RH XTIVLS AND FRIENDS QF THE DECEASFD 0 ii Mies Slary Bell is the cueist of Mr and Mrs Scliaphorst of Birthold street 1 MONEY TO LOAH ON REAL ESTATE OR PERSONAL BE CTJRITV 1 PFEirFER ROOMS 6 AND 7 BASS BLOCK AT LOW RATE OP iNfLREST Real Estate Transfer The Dreibelbiss Abstract of Title com pany No 25 Court street furnishes the following accurate list of transfers filed for record ince our last issuei Henry Rosenthal to James porgen east SO acres south half southeast qUar ter section 5 tpwpshlp 29 range 15 for 1050 John Hatfield et al to Carrie Darling part section 14 township 51 range east for 1 Charles McCrory to Charles llgb a lot 7 HcCrorys estate for 000 Lhza Hanna 11a den to Henry Her mann cast 33 feet of est 39 feet lot 15 Hannas partition addition plat for 000 TO CONSUHERS WATER OF The supply of water fa clay is not adequate to the consumption and for i he protection of the city we ask eyery property ovyner and consumer to stop all unnecessary waste and use only so much water as is absolutely necessary The time for sprinkling Streets Lawns and Oar dens is as follows From 7 to 830 and from 8 a to 9 a by order 01 TRUSTEES WATER WORKS.