The Fort Wayne Journal-Gazette from Fort Wayne, Indiana • Page 8

i urn iwtl i Vtir4frtfy trzmB THBTORTIfATTUKDAlLt GAZETTE iSUNDAT MOUSING, OCTOBER 18. Tho Charm of Complejoness Would Fait to Our Adorn Business ere OressTrim mings in any Degree Slighted. Admiring buyer say flattering things of the Press Trimming stocky But younnirt Judge for yourself. Ev'ery' On of these Work a Days Is an opening day for Dress Goods. New Weave Wonders continually crowd the counters.

Tha Woolen and Silk Wool and Wool beauties of yesterday are jostled by the fresher beauties of to day, You can come and come, and be sure every time that a kaleidoscopic change awaits you. IT'S OF NO POSSIBLE AVAIL TO TALK TO LADIES About Coats unless you are in a position to discuss the matter intelligently, and to illustrate as you go along, with a stock of suits and Cloaks. Our Cloak and Suit department is now in splendid shape. BMaWply Geo. DeWald Co.

A Great Success, Crowded Every Day. Every lady that'has looked through this EN riREJ NEW STOCK OF CLOAKS I las found some garments that met with her approval. ASK TO SEE THE Black Jaclet Willi Far TrimmLDg We Show For $3.48. V.SGUTERMUTH, The Ladles' Clothier, 26 Calhoun Street. aaABak yR50CTA2 0E22SI NOTICE Complying with general re quest, BCECMAM' PILLS twill In future for the United Mates l) covered with A Tasteless and Soluble Coating.

completely disguising the taste of the Mil without lo any way Impair! off Its efficacy, Ptu4 ttnlt 8r. M.a. Vn.li IWMI Wb final flireet flVffM aeewiu3 MORE LIGHTNING. 4 Bolt That Strikes tquarelf tb Qoort tlovas. JUHrtl eWalre L4 Wfclefc Have pave vaea aiaae veaaiv ITreeseret Mea ear.

William Beltlook. Is Wereaw (u dav. Htaa Hirr Mcrhiil weal to Bprlneflald Ohio, veeterdar. Mr. end Mr.

A. ureasier leav to olftlii for Boston and Nsvr York. lira Thninii llandlev. of Bsk.it. UvUiing Mrs.

George Cbrejr la tab dty, Hra. Lonla Wolf entertain Mend at dinner to de in honor of Misa Rom Nathan and Mr. Wmon Stress, of I.lgo nlr, A white bull do. attacked a lahre vol low cat at midnight in tho all back ot tha llloomlngilale achool. Puasv we alaln.

flki.Uln F. Rawlee In In th cllv. baring coma down from Htarab Mich where he ia for tha present, to greet hli trlende. Aot letters or papers bearing the dree of I1 rank it Alnaworth, if found and returned, to the ltantlalt hotel, will be rewarded Mm Wlliant Woebbeklne. wife of Ham Woebbeking, of Armstrongs store, la dangerously llfat her home, 183 West Jefferson afreet.

Mra. John Oarl ratnrned vesteruav from a vlalt to bar brother, Milton tt Weber, at Kictimono. wne eeve ne talnlng hia reaaon and will soon be well. Hre. Kyle Gaaklll left yesterday for Blue lake, taint called there br tha serioiia Hlneaa of her step iatei It la reported that the lady la lying attii point of death.

On Honda moraine the aale of tola ta llaeatlaATaylor'e addition, located at lVinllaui atraai. waa beenn In Kobert V. Drelbelblss' ofiioe. and ttiteen lota wen aold in three dare The Eletitrle tnaaufactdrina compeny yaaterday shipped Bk Louis a 8,000 In caodeaoant light plant and a sixty are right plant to Use uuicago juiiaon eon pany, Fallmaa, Jib urn. 8.

O. Lombard will entertain Mends at dinner to day In honor of Mrs. W. D. Mater, of Chicago.

Hra. O. I. Orano, Mm. It, T.

McDonald and Mm, C. m. nawaon are rueaia. Arrival attheAIdlae A. K.

Whitney, Munale John Irtn4 and wile, Stryker, Ohio; M. Penny, DeeHolnce, lowairrad B. lekwood, Oallloraia, J. K. 11(11, New Yorki J.

Bed lord, I dlanapplla. Mrs. Joseph Storm, wife of tha Oo Innibia atrset hardware merchanL acci dentally stepped Into an open cellar door In bey residenoa Friday night and fell a distance of Seren lees, rjuewaa quia badly mi area Dr. a Gird, of this city, has received official notice of hie appointment aa a membrr of tho advisory eooaoil of the World's congress aoxllary of tbe World's Columbian expoattioo ontcleo tio medicine and surgery. aTr.

OtaK kl L.k.lrtl.M I jmnvo iiitiu auu (wwriirian. Mra. Hpancer Health, end eon, arrived home yestanlay on the Keystone. Mtai Haaith baa been at HprineHeld. Ill tandanoa at the Branch Missionary As sociation oi (beat Jv.

conreo Mra. Q. D. Crane save a yellow dinner yesterday injhonor ot Mra. W.l).

Maker, of Chicago, Theguesta were: Meadamea Mall9T. OI LiniMHK Bk. IV. niTIWW. Ji, Jk.

Attoe Uoomba and frank Bweeney. The followlna sew Pullman coaches Inat out Of the aboi A. i rnaSasBRnwUl always ke leeae ansalsM ska saUewiaa iissss ts uaaUri WTa Hovas. Maw Arsuaa Hotel. tnoMAB L.

eaerv, at SM OUkeaa etraat. LOCAL NEWS, MIm Janala Nind. bM ntarned Irom aVWt in Iofc Bora, la Mr. and atra. Hjnii, 253 Rut rtiMl, a m.

Mn. Imfirltlopl. la tb. rums of Mr. rhlllp Nrttla, of WMt slain UrMt.

Jnhn IlMlholblu wbo bM boan vuuIIdk through th. gm blt MDrood borne but 0.0. and Will Cour are laltu relative, at Oolumbue, Oblo, Master Mechanic Fraok ot th. WatMwh ioadt vent U) Chicago yaeWr O. K.

Croml.r, la. Bhora Iralght clerk, la apendiiiR th. day at Jackson, Mich. Mlas Iavj M.y.ra, telegraph operator St tho rillaburg depot, la at Cbloago to apend the day. ChrlaUan Myland, ol th.

Iltleborg jLimiiutamtokJU iXSrSESSZZZjZHlta perenu at iioagiana. The police arrested an elderly man last night In tha southern part ol tha cltr becaos he was drank. Mra. Henry W. Bond and her slater.

Mies Era Nslson, ntarncd from the east on the ft VI Wsbash train last night, Mra. lienor, the milliner, haa removed hwr store from Booth Oalhoun street to Hra. E. E. Orampton, of Qlilcago, will 104 Oalhoun street, opposite tha Cathe mtand a lew oeve visuior airs.

r. u. um. CraUley, ol A mat manv people left Fort Wavne yeetenlay to hunt quail, the rvetxiotlona of the game law having eap'red. Mr.

Dan Ifanlon and daughter, Mamie, of frmton. Minn are the guesta ol Mr. and Mm, Coaners, ot 4d Charlca street. The flaturay club met ywrterdar afternoon at th homo ol Mrs. fur ter, on Weat Wayne street.

Mrs. Waldo and Mra. Drier were tha readers. The polio yesterday morning found Cbrtstttnla Zap ring, whose parents have been searching for her tbo past week. Ha wae in the employ ol tamilv as a iooDeatJe.

Peter Laner, of the Base shops, gave a lit. the oo second birthday. reception to twelve couples of hie friends laai nia iit. ine occauoa oemg pis iweniy A PuPree who haa been repreeratlog the Wsyoe Oil Tank Company. In Michi gan, haa resinned end accepted a similar poaitlon with F.

Bowser Uo. Mra. Frank Baldwin left yesterday for Wiat Toledo where her husband la freight agent of the Lake Hhore road. The family will rea.de In Weet Toledo. Itlch'ameat market.

44 Weat Berry straat. ahsnarad hand on Thursday Meeera. Houaaeaa and PtellVrhava repar chaeed the matket and will be glad to see an uieir 014 patrons at ine oiu sianu DPRICES an X3mAbkWflktoSfiUQma ps lor the flrat time psaeed through the ritr en route to IslladelphU on the PllUbarr road yes tarda nornlnaM Ceravanten. Voltaire. Dante, Tennyaoa, Uoetlie, Naixlasua, bcniiier ana juiwer.

This afternoon will occur tha maniaea of Miss Anna, daughter of Mr and Mra. Frederick HuUerinan.of HL Jo tows ahip, and Mr. Henry 0. Brown, a pros perons young urmer. j.ue cereqioay wiU be performed at 3 o'clock by Kev, 11.

aucnaeJ. toe uoegiina Mr. Ram Wolfe, foreman lor Louis Wolfe A returned Friday evenine from Pittabanr, in which oily he attended the weddina of his brother. Mas. Tba hrlde waa a charming young lady ol Greenabura, Pa, The young eoople are qnlte popnlarlntbeeommnnlty In which they live.

Thehamane ofuoara report for the week ahows tha following: Children beaten or abnned, 8, deetltale. It aolmale overworked, 1) 1 cases rem adlad wUhnnt DroaMmtion. 2. not ailb atanUatad, 1, warned, 2. MoaeeReed had crippled home taken, bom the pound end shot yesterday morning.

Georae N. Loomia. reoreeentin floosa new marina band, la In the elty advertising the band which will give one ol ita great periorraancee at in aempio one week from to morrow night. The band last evenlna IQobhed a week ol eight concerts In tha lamona nuuitonum lueatre, vnicago, The aeventv fourth Indians, at the re ublonat UarrettaaleotiHl the following olllcers for tble yean President, J. V.

Illler.of rort Wavne, vieepreaidantvw. 11. Jackson, ol tort Wavnei eeeretarr. II. Brown, ol Monroevillei assistant ercretarv.

B. F. Dawson, ol Aneola The oat 01 tnenett meeting tma ey te uciooer 13 ana is, imn, J. It. Cheney, of Washington, towiv ahip, baa jnst retarned Irom a trip to aouthern Illinois, and reports heavy giine fox tho Itepublh an party In that section.

He finds the same oonditionof ihlngaln anothera Indiana. Governor Hfer la miking a grand canvas In Illinois end ear owo Governor Chase la proving blmself one of th moat popaltr eanuiuaies we ever nan. in tma aiate. Betwren 1 arid O'clock TeatenlaT moraine ChsrleaComparat, of iMrision street, and O. Kerr, telegraph opera tor lor ins nickel riate Kaiiroad com oanv.

ebaaed two bnralara whom tbsv tw attempting to break into a house on University street, between Wayne and Wsablngton atreeta. The men wore rabber boots and slouch hate, on being ta a dark suit, the other la gray, Tba men ferapen A TreMe Fall. Aa unknown tremn felL off a Ktckrl Plata train lata nadit ionr mllas aaut of the eity ami was brobied on the hewl and ehouldre. A fnrtuer who fotlnd hltn. cared for blm He will take the road again lu a day or two.

flection 5W5 ol the revltion of JrlHI. eye. The treaeorsrfol the county) sball annually make eomplete settlement with the board ol eonoty commissioners at tha fevAnlar Jana titrm thtyraot." BeetTon 674 dsflolng the duttea of the eommlsslonera saya; "Third, to audit the accounts of all olltcera having the oars, management, eolltctlon or disbom. mentof any moneys belopgfog to the county or appropriated tor Ita benefit." Hecuon o.74U mtkra it me amy 01 tne eommiaelonentobarearecotd kept in which all accounts. Dapera.

vouchers and documents touoidne the business ol the county shall be carefully kept by tha auoitor. ana aoait oe open 10 iu inspsw tloo of iha public. now nave our eonniv eommiauoners fultilrd their trust In this mstteiT 11 any one win tae ine uvamq amino Um eommimlonera rveorde for 18U0, they will Bud that no such settle nient with the treasurer appears there II the treasurer msde any report the boarl records bo examination of that report. Humor haa ll that he did Dot have the lands In band, and that (or that reason nn ranort waa anhmlttud. amlned or recorded In 1H1II a ranort was submitted and the examination thereof was reported and recorded In part, lhe trial balanc sheet which laattached to that rwport.and wl.lfh mntalna the rertiiluite of the eommimlonera to the lact that they have made the eiaminstton reqoirwt iy iw and that they Hod It eorrect mwin Bald oertlfli ate, lu point of tuu, waa prepared and alanrd by tba commis sioners, but it teat not stVfifd by the auditor, ne uia not muniij wiui vi tonret to sign, he refused The deUll here glvtn as to tba requirements ol the etatutee though It rruulree some space, Is necrassry to a full understanding of the facts slated In the Uasbttb of Baturdsv, about the nnoald fntereet account ol lummlaaioner Jonee, Truateea tiblrley and MeConnell, Gouoty Physician Blnnen, end certain other private parlies with whom we are not now conoerneu to uai inv whit named seem to be delinquent in Interest to the amount ei over $1,700 Do not let It be fergottea that the aiate could lose nothing thereby.

The county eommlsslonera make it good year, by year, to to Uia state, under (Section 4.390. TbeV "makeup" losses, etc. 80 then our county fund rthe money paid In by our taxpayer drawn upon to pay up lo the state this delinquent Interest. The borrower do not choose to pay for the nee of the achool money they have borrowed, and 00 the hoard kindly paye ll ffaaMhiim nut of our oioneV. A lew daya ago we found that our commissioner knew of th fact tbat the former tieaaurer oi th county had "raiaMa" 147 road tax receipt.

Thronah tha vhrllanna exercised in the Auditor' oflloe, the county was saved from lorn la that matter, bol the man who bad endeavored to perpetrate the fraud wae allowed to go cot free. The leaitlmat teaching of tble Incident i that any coonty officer may plan and endeavor lo commit fraud. If he 1 cunnlo ettough or fortunate enough to escape detection, nothing will be done about of cuuna. He will get the full benefit of hie fraud or forgery It he Is dioccvt Ted, not pins; will be done about it. Tha commission era will keep the matter quiet, and the would be forger may jnst aa wall try it strain and hope for better success next time.

I It not better that we ahnuld make a chana in our board of commissioners? Do we want a onanimooa partisan board that for party reaeona, will ahleld and cover up wrong dome, lest it work dam ag to their party at the next election vjrom tne lacte Riven to oay we learn that the board1 wilt go ao far aa to pay tha debts of men In their, party, pay them out ot our money, presumably lor the seme reaaon. via: to save party scandal. Wa trust that thee methods of do Ine bnsineaa will receive such a rebuke tbla fall that wa ahall have nothlna mora of the kind to record for year lo ootue BA1XT gTTLEB'a DBATfl. IMmIm af Mra. rata HaSTkaaav raal ra as aa afare otaare, Mrs, A ana Maria Ifofnnsn, wife of Peter lloflman, died at her home, 167 Clinton street, at 30 o'tlook yealerilav afternoou, aged 87 year and 4 mouths, after an illneaa ot two weeke, death being eanaed by old age.

Hit was born In MorarMtplm In tha canton Hhein, Plain, Gerrnttoy, June 8. BSOO Hlis etnl gmrd to this country, arriving In Mew YonMltv Aoe.oM 1. 8w Kbe eame to Fort Allavne In Utitober, 18A0, where alie baarealded tver sincv. Her husband, Mr. Pfcter llofTinan.and two daughttirs, Mra, Caroline Bchlrmersr and Mia.

Andrew Webvr, of this oityi survive her. The deeeeerd waa an annt of Charles Kern, county treasurer at Uhicsgo of Cook county, Illinois. The funeral will take place on Tursdev at 9 o'clock from the reeldenre and 0 10 from fit. Mary's which congregation she was a member, Mrs. lloflman leavee targe circle ol sruatntanrwa.

mn. iJisiiB una u. ui well known ealrautsn at Bam. Pet A Max'a stors. is a daughter of the de Mew Batiaiaca.

The excavation for the cellar of tba new central engine house waa finished last evening. Th cellar part on the went aide of th building rrqplred aa rxoavatlonof aeven feet six fnchse. The foundation and cellar walla will be com meviced to morrow. U. Bash will build a new barn la plsos of th on horned down by tramps.

Th atakes for tha alley grada at the barn were set by th city enmer 7c The ctty hall aapentmctnre Is neering compieuoa. ine rnaeeaoi ana rooi con Uln a exeat deal of wood, and it la a common remark arnocg builders that tne trusses ouriii to nave oeen 01 iron. Tha roof will ba on In abont three weeks. Kdni DrMlhalhiM haa mmDlttted his new bouae on laaWeJd and will move Into It with hi family in Noyenv bar. A flaa fa Uaadaaters.

TO the Editor of lb Uasbttb. I notice by the papers that the Kleetric Oar propoaas to take all the con dnctora off the can and make It the duty of the motor man to see that all fare are paid. 1 am In favor ol rapid transit and if we can find a motor man with a qotik eyo and an active brain who can safely enlde a llsbtnina train around our sharp curves, short streets, among all aorta of onuiioa; crowns 10 onr live hurrvlne dtr 1 ahall be content. I want no other horded laid upon this man than the ordr, keep yoor aye on the track." Citmbn. A Camlaa BttMtlaa.

Cards are out for a reception to be by Mr. and Mra Otto Cumroerow honor ol their daughter, Mlea Mamie Oummerow, on tho occaaion of bar JOth birthday. The party will take place at Krhroeder's hall on Broadway, Mobrr 37, St 6.10 n. and will be brilliant affair. Barn'a' erebeetra will fnrnlah the music.

The young lady' father is proprietor and editor ol the Frtit vrtui, 1 1 Vawth Wua Batmtdlaaai Olatf, Allmambamof tha Tenth ward Re publican club are rtqncated a meet at tli ball, corner Oliver street and I eat Orelgbten avenue, for the purpose of ai rannin: for tha public meeting Wadnea uay evenang The beat 5 cent cigars la the city are the tt. gnu Franks Uhtjicc. for sajs by all 0ml claasdeaicra, I iflral olaaa aork witnout injury loth inonosttnf jron wayoeatcam Munory, 4HWMat Maid street All wsternaedVi fllterail aa 1 twilled before using Ttnna iHX, VV, B. Piulxira, Proprietor. Paal rvpe, aged 44 yeats, died at tli asylum.

BUihmond, Indiana, on Friday. The ceased waa horn In Allen county near Academy station, where bis parenia atlled In 1814. and he lived in Fort Wayua until about four end rmta hali vara sao. whan went to KlchmondVa wbera he re Bldfd until mx months ago when pie mind became aarcten. lie was a carpenter br trade bd also a eood sawyer The remains arrived lo this city lsst nlaht and alter the body had been pre pared for burial ty lndjrtekr felller, the oatkHt was titkeu to llio rvsidence bl Mr jtml Mm Juaeoh.

Idnil. 4H EUat Oohinihla street Mrs. 0 Idon lsaslshr oliha ilec(MR The lunvral will be bWd from the bouse. AH hast Columbia ttnt. to morrow to HI lorent AtBd amy uborch a hw, nifhs north ol the city.

The manv friends ol Mr and Mm Calvin Kieniart will lw grievel to loarn ol th. daslh of thdir son. Calvin of membranous 1 roup, at Ijob Angelee, LKitober 14, aaed 0 veers ami a nave lhe nail bearers tor the fuueralof City Commiaoioner ttonre Fux w(ll be Charlca Muhlei llt nrv GiaOe. A rtnrraliHn. Antriint bt.h Iniman Joula Kohlrmeyrr end Herman Bs rghoff The funeral will move from the residence, corner of FdX and Walnut streets, at if o'clotk The arrvlcee, wlli be he Id nt z30 o'clock In HI PaulsCUthollocburch, Kev, Father Koenlg ofllcialing Thv city ofllciaU will attend the funeral In carrlaara.

The body of John Geary, eon of Charlea Frar. of 102 Griffith Btreat. rlvad Irom Kansas Citv on the 1 10 train yesterday. The funeral will be held to day 1b cortege will leave the House at 3,30, and the eervlcra will be held at the Cathedral at 4 o'clOik. Tha pall bearera am JoliU Laasua, John Mclorn, Albert Graaler, K.

Iiennou, Frank Pawv and Prank Parrot. Tha deceased was bartender at tha Theater Comique, ansae Utv, and it waa not a ease 01 suicide, as wa flmt surmbwd lie waa found deed In bed In ble mom in Bra berger'a lodging house, UOtt Walnut afreet. The 4 vear old child of Frederick W. Gelacklng. died at noon veaterday of stomach dlaease The funeral will lie held at the residence, Ionr miles irom this elty.

on tho Goshan road, to morrow afternoon at 1 30 o'clock, Kev. Wsiren bale officiating Fireman L. Crablll. of the Pit tabu re. stteoded th funeral of his mother at Monroevtlle yeetenlay.

Charles the little eon of Mr anil Mm. Charles Wee, died at to clock yea tarriaw momina of membraneous croup. and the funeral will be held at 2 o'chx to day from the residence, tlO Booth Ufavette atreet. lb faliier worka in the Plttaborg blaikamitb abop PWIWIHO OOHTEBT. I Tha Aanaal tTrtal Batees lh WashlBta TawMhlp rarmers Alllaaae.

The eeeond annual plowing contest of the Washington township farmer' alliance which took place ou th Ullie farm yesterday, waa a ereat Buoceee, con Biucnng tne moiemency 01 ids wa.ur Tha flrak brise lor wsiktnc plows, an eleeant pair of horss blanket, the gift ol Hon. J. White, waa awarded to John Gillie, he having soured 74 point. The second arise, an all bristle noma brash. the gilt ot Morgan A Beach, went to JamM (41111.

mi a anora ol nil nointe. The first prise for Bulky plows, aa all whalebone whin, tha sift of Georae If, Knnls. waa awarded to. It. C.

Iteld, of Hvrariiaa. on a aoors ot 811 nointe. end the Second prise, an elegant table aovar. tha alf of Btawart a. llabn.

Waa BMiured by WHileni a score of TV points. The Judge were Adolpb fitolty and H. Cruse, of Waahlogtoo township, and 11. wavo, 01 rort warns. Iaat MlahVe A large sudlenoa attebdi the Temple theatre last ntshL Tba entertainment of Katie bonnet and her company wae Drat class ana tne people were eniuueiae tid in their applause In every act.

Uula Mulvev. aa Willie Rofua. a New York bootblack, and liana Bohnleder konf ar daeMVwa oIeaneelal. inenl for their rare performaoon. All the parte are cleverly acted.

Katrine Bchnledec kopf wsaan especial favorite. The fire scene at Five Point and the run of the Hre angln are realistic and effective. The beet cent chran in the citv ara the end Frank's Choice. For Sale br all flrat class dealer. Tha Cloak fJanartmeht at lhe Bee Hire ef at.

Frank 4 eoaUlns mere itrlktg aaveltles Uaa ay 1 Ike city. a Bbla. Maw Tavk Uwkm raars. Nice Inre Fruit. 6O0 peck.

Beat Cape Cod Cranberries, down to I'm 1 lllrLXiP 1. ixU J. i'Mll A POLL 111 OF HOSIERY1 Is what every first clans Dry Goods Store should have, but they do not all have such. We have an elegant assortment of Fast Black Hose and Fancy Colors which it will bo to your interest to see. Forfor fall and winter, for Men, Women and Children, which will positively pleas9the most economical shopper.

Let me say that our stock Is larger than ever, so we Invite your attention to the best makes of Health Reform Winter Underwear. LOUIS WOLF GO 54 Calhoun Street. cnriia isTatammsjrn wmam tsads bivai ksiwisa pmh Van Houten's Cocoa Kt.ttMMT MlMaa, M4tlaB atlwllF aaltvaj. 1 awtaiai tMkarrfik, an laia "aiaiaiaaai mmfmHu hhi. at Ail I rnatlkeranfUaHli 1 rm.

aaH saw I a ifa.J tfc a r. Vaa Urtf bias lo lekHla ami la It li iaiHisli awn ama Ulaaai ikas niaMt nnaM fan a at itor Mt rk. faV.ai Hmsal Cca raafato awre as Mr, hU, Mkal aj ajaan hm tml 4Wa ftmt rtf a aWf liaMn.l. JOUlt LAST CHANCE Is OomiDg October 26 Is the JJaj. re OraMst Harvest Baeartlaa Tla tka Witaih Llaa.

Round trip excorslon tickets will be sold on tha above date br the Wabash lino to point In Arkansas. Tezae, Indian Territory, Oklahoma, MUiaeippI and Tennessee at HALF FAKK, or one lowest single tain fare lor tb round trip, with retorn limit of went daya. fror ratea, routea, niape, time taldt and general information call on or address B. (J, Tbonipson, psaaeiiger sgnt. Fort Wayne, I nd.

i .1 (on Warn Rteatn laondrr, 44 VV, W. Pliilfipe. prop. raaoano rsuarui. 7oqoarU Hi law Ohtatnats.

lto anert. Jamaica Urangea, 30o doaun. uest aosen Fscif lions, BT0VE8IHTOTES1I Have yon purchased onef If not, ex aoiioe my etock. Bottom pneea. Tjqwar given Sway, ball price.

B3 Itarr BireeW A rwpalae gaaaaetallet, have removed toy parlors from 100 East Weelilnaton to the bandaoni abop on Eaat Berrj, near Barr street; I bave In tar employ John O. Workmen, the genial tonawrlallet, who was formerly with a Fox. We cordially Invite all oar old friends to give ne a call. 1 1 yoin ebtlb. Take Mailes, lam prepared 4o repair all klndeof fare.

Ihtpairlug neatly dubs. Neyronee made to vrdeh Twelve rears' expert eots vnepelarRat flrin in New York Law ItaoTHKBS, 89 Barr atreet Monday, October 17th. The Bepraaeritaltvs Irtah Cemsdlan, CARROLL JOHNSON la His Jreal ComeUr Drama, THE GOSSOON Trices, 35c, joe and 75ck Scats bn Sale I'riday, H3XTRA Thursday. October 20. rliet Time Ue ol CLARA MORRIS In PanervafDwailuiriy Renee De Moray Trices, $1.00, 75c and Jpc, Seat Sale Opens Monday, CHECKS GIVEN.

AllONIO TBBirLM. llllUT, OCTOBEB SI. COLUMBUS DY The Phanosienal 8aweu ELMER E. VANCE'S lUallallc Railroad Comedy Drsns, THE LIMITED MAIL. Tb roord nsnrellona sonld and me chsnlcel effect ever seen fn this counf try.

Tka eaa saareai ef lhe age, VHI ef It. A pRtCEH AS VtfVAU Beats on sale Wdnrsdavr BnfflQstoa Institute FOB THE CUBS Of TUB' Liquor, Morphine and Tobacco Habit. Kern Hal tae ba ilarM to ts, as ef alMk.lt. stlaialaato lor lb. put t.0r flfteea or twenty fcala deaini lor whlakr altar Ukln, tb.

beatoMnt lor Irom tbirty alx to lortf elalit koute, an! bave a leatlul horror lor tb. mberaM. late ihj bar. Mcaped. Oallor addroes.

Rooms 17 and 1 8 Set) raid Block, F0BT WAtJIEIIBD, L. O. HULL, WAIL PAPER (bMt p.tt.ros, and eolorioaa, lowest prloisl Paints. Artist's Materials. Window Curtains, Window Glass.

House and Sign Painting, Paper Hanging, Decorating, Sp'cil in Every Weteday. 90 CALHOU STREET. vJsaaaK.