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ni''rt wywwFw FORT WAYNE MORNING JOURNAL GAZETTE, MONDAY, JUNE 1902. ffi tf 3 I A (fl 1 WOLF DESSAUER Inaugurate for this Week Special Skint Sale Why spend ilnio and money In getting It skirt mnilo when you can buy ojio ready lo wcar perfect In fit. In stylo rtnil In workniunslilp. A At for oyoiy figure In Wopltpx garments. Wo lino 20Q of thcRO Bklrta on sale, which will provo tho greatest salo of llio season.

Wo lsli you lo sco our pew Xv'ool ie Hliirt Waist Bklrta. They are. ltd' mlmlilo for lato RpiliK nnil summer imp jSJ'WjTji Ft THE WEATHER. WAHlllNflTOV, June 1. Fort oaM fni Monday rtrifl Turn tiny Ohio Hhowcrfl Monday find probably TiiondAy frrnh nnuth wltnln, lAwer Mklilgup Hhmvem Moftday nml probably TueiMlffy; cuoler Monday Aouthonnt fresh to brisk pouth to ftouthwent wind.

Indlunn PnrliV rlniidv Xlnmlavi probably fthouers and thunder fdoim In jnoi th and central portion, cooler (n rontrnl twrtlon? Tuesday nhowern "xrrnt fair In aouthwest portion; fresb south wind. llllholtt Pliowers Monday and Tuea (lily, except faJr In extreroo svuthern ocUonj cooler Monday In central portion; fresh south (( southwest winds. CITY NEWa They we light In weight, yet bo ihilliiilly rut and made Hint they hang mid lit 'il'itly It takes good tailor lug lo accomplish I hi, hut that Ifl where tho thirty ycais of Wooltcx ox perieiue picws Itself The quality Is Wnoltcx quality which Insures pluo wool Block That Ik why these skirts hold their color and kp their fresh new look long niter Infcilor unllllcs (tho eoinmer elally all wool kliul) would loik shah hy and rudy. It Is Tor their attractive Btylo and their durnhllity that we rerominend them. The prhes are nsonnlde, tho fit and eor detail iierfeot We hiivo a complete.

aseoittucnt of lolhs and colors We solicit our critical Inspection In connection with this extraordinary Rktrt Hale wo will place on mlo tho most ilahornto assortment of ladles' full fashioned and 1 ty1lt.li Shirt Waist White and colors Our hpeclal While tucked Wnlst nt tSo Is far superior to any ever shown. Tho largest and heat variety always found here. Call to sen our new lino of handsome Parasols. Wolf Dessauer, 70 and 72 Calhoun Street. Jewelers Opticians When you need anything in our line, give us a call.

We have an entire new and up to date stock. Repairing of Watches, Clocks and Jewelry a specialty. All work guaranteed. Clocks called for and delivered. No.

816 CALHOUN STREET, Mrs. Oliver Fon cannon Is In Bluff ton vfHlUng U'1rHvb, Mrs, va (Jarrlnon, of Jackaon, Mich, la In the eUywlth tho vlow of locating here. N. 1 fetich, a prominent manufacturer of York Is tho guest of Jtirigp 8 flench. MUh U.lo Ilouitc, or Imllanapollfi, who lull Im'mii vIhiIIkk and Mrs.

O. I KkhIs, hJt home. Mm William Laeon, who had an cjo lomovt'd a few days ago nt llopo hoHpl'nl, 1h liiprovlug rapidly. AipiiH Kemp, of Chic ago, who has horn Uitlnt; fi lends In tlh city for tho past week, will return homo to day Mrs It I. rhamlieilaln, of Ply mouth, Mich.

Is In tho Ity visiting her parents, Mx and Mrs. A J. Hoi lister )(Rreo of Honor No 23 will Kive a tra at tho home of Mr and Mm Hchafor, dlO WashfiiKtou iMiulevard, (o niorniw afternoon from to 8 o't loc Zlon's Walthcr lenguo will give an Iro cream mm ial and concert next Krl day Zlon's Walther oichestra undei I tie direction of Charles Meyer will fmnlsli tho music Tho Hev. Webster Halley will do liver au address nt the comniopcement exercises at tho Adams township uchool to morrow evening. Tho AjmiIIo (quartet will take part In tho niogiam A now hotel, to ho known as tho Archer house, Is to bo opened at tho corner of Calhoun and superior streets some time during this month.

The landlord will be Joseph Cnrlett, of lluntertown KemcflcntaMrcs of tho local tele phone company are making arrangements to attend the mooting of the National Association of Independent IVIfphoim companies which Is to bo lie Id nt Philadelphia, tho latter part of June One oi the most ploasihg social fuitc lions In young mxiuty for some time wus the Infoimul dance at the home of Miss Helen VanCleve, Friday evening 'I lie VanPIeve bunio was beautifully 4 dec orated for the occasion, and olgb teen young people passed a most enjoyable evening. Miss Green, of Fort Wnyno, furnished excellent music for the im canton After the guests had scnt some time dancing elegant re freBlrtTieiita wero served Hartford City News. TALKS WITH BUSINESS MEN. Mr A. ft.

Ilond, Biiretary and manager oC tho Paikard eompanyA 4vhlle relating some of 4he evMits o( his re on western trip, mid: "Tho west rapidly developing Into a ureal coun try. I foil nit eOrttpellllon In the plunn trade on the coaat keen ana ih ueul L. KBRf)kllBnaBBRil 5 WALL PAPER Wt hav an exceptionally flna Una of the atyle. Wa don't want to keep Wall Paper want to aell It To cco'nv fJiiao win rvr viiiitjr ..114 qcll, wrl i rM cn bOEnri n. "employ gd workmen and you can depend on gettlng aatlafaetory 6 work.

9 Wa 5 362 CALHOUN S. rtrwri un i 5 iv r' Bf aa xjyjitiuu 11iLi.i.iv I'lionc 376. South The Globe System of Painless Dentistry! GUARANTEED DENTISTRY. MODERATE PRICES. 812 CALHOUN ST.

Over Sleverfa Jcwelery Store. DR. ARCH OK, rigr. Skmto WmUmt Mutt Cow tkt Itrtk. Tt thrrtriWUloa nunti Oer a fatlk WHEN YOU PAINT YOUR HOUSE with SIircitWIN WILLIAMS Mlicd Paint ou are aure that It la going to look hotter and wear longer than any other paint maile.

Color cards for tho aaklne. G. G. SCHLATTER COMPANY, Hardware, S. W.

P. and Varnishes, 202 206 Columbia Street Vr A nearly all of 4he standard makes of pianos and som that wer not so standard. My kfll'as' surcesfiful from business point of vhtw Tna Piuk nrcl will lw pushed In western titles mid on the coaat harder than everthla year. Circus jy is nof generally a.fruk. fill ilnft'ln Ktnll tatiiri liiinllL Thn mIopam.

with a few exceptions, did a poor bu Ufe9 BarurdayVanJ thUi In spite of the unusually lurife 'croud ofylsltor from the cowi try' and fiurroundlng1 town. It fteihs thut when people come to town to See the elephant they leave th1 care of home nett twllle behind them, Jn other ordi 4h nrc taking a day on To Indicate what a harvest the street re II way company naps on circus day the flgurce mlfcht he cited of what the it'll 'is of one car were 8a4 nrdiy. Ilctween lpiw nml 1,600 fares were registered on tme ear lietween the hcuTM of o'clock in. audi 11:30 o'clock p. m.

Twenty four cars were running on this linr In the busiest Niuir but them dl I not carry all of lite crowd by any mcaim Tlre Main Mieet line took nnfij tt Walton nve I ue, from whence ikcchs Is eay to In answer to th ciyesllon "How iu buslnew durlttfC the month of May?" Mr. Nate It uli II, of the Peo lles Rtore, had thin to s.iy. "May war far ahead of the niiue month, a yeni Hprlng busliH hs all 4he way llnoiiffh has betMi t.iy tMtlsfacHory We can trace som of our Intreancd trade the Interurh.in railway. Many (iiH'otucvi fmm that miurce make pur bases ami lb in while they do other tradlitg arenmd town, thesrefore we are able to pit out sucltptople 'I he more hitermtiin roads Fort Wujni Rets the mine fthe Is Kolngr tc riow 1 ommerelally. These roods ouffhi to be encouragcKl In every way posnl ble." Mr.

Harry P. Flit her, store man a Her for the HeUjben I'aUerson atore. bus been taking a much needed rest during tho paet week Mr. Fletcher Is ono of the keencet aihertlnement writ ers In the lr "Out flag bwloiM for Decoration ly was beyond ejtpfvtutlonfl, said, Mi. J.

Kane the pioneer merchant "And while talRInk alHut llaga they nr fieri per this year than 1 have ever known them to Tou can gei bcuutUul ll.ign e.ht foot liMig and for (1 25'artd iip4nrdA. I expect to hao (in unprrredt nteel flag business f(r thc Fourth oC Julir "UliJ." REAL ESTATE SALES. Llet of real estate tran4fera eompllod by John O. llellor, abstracter, li East Merry street! 4 CITY. D.

II. Kooni lo Mariraret Q. and Iri win Koona 55 ft' lot 22, Broadway aiid, fdr 1600. Nettle IU and if. tlallard to War IK Aimn Wall papor and hanging I'ltOMITLY done at Hulls, 830 Calhoun street.

"1 O' LOCATED IN WABASH. Mr. and Mra Law V. Ulrcy aro In tho city from Fort Wayne, and will remain hero a month. Mrs Minnie C.

HruliitVer. a talented lociillonlBt, Is their guest, and they Intend to glvo a series of loctures In near by cltlea In the next month Wabash Plain Dealer. Wall paper ('IIHr aTL: Calhoun Btreet, and hanging 7). Hull'e, 830 Heo M10 rxlill im loin pill lit I AIImm WliU rlliriM iiiIIm I 1 lWNWedl lterrvMlreel, 'l'nMillV. V4lnlll.y mid iniii nMiny.

STOP OVER AT NIAGARA FALLS without extra charge Is permitted on through tickets to New York or Philadelphia via th Lehigh Valley railroad. BlONldY "X'O LOAN. or iMsr On rani ontalo H.B1III.1 H.tftllli IT. C31I AH. V.

l'l'KIlflMCK. ltoonm I.V. llww IllnttU. 0 i. MONEY AT 5 PER CENT.

We loan money at per cent In sums not less than $1,000 secured by mortgage on Fort Wayne Improved real CBtate. VESET HEATON. Law offices cor. Court and Berry sta, 0 IIOMM HICICItlOltN' TiehelHoii Miil I Xlll(M In iliti p4om(Ii nml Noutli.WeMl tin 1 JO. V.

I''r rntoM and 1 i 1 iiIiim, nll on O. W. C1CAIHI0K. 6 1 2 3 I WEDNE8DAY, JUNB 4TH, ONLY. 7e Muslin, 5c a yard.

10c Dimity, 7c a yard. 'And Seven other bargains. EAST LEWIS ST. CASH STORE, 839 li IwIb 8L rhon 783. B.

QANZER, Irop. f0ii 'I A'l 1 rK energello. In llin wtet. I foundlren Wltchera Wyneken, lot t. tun, or II.

I'aullna and August Wflnfka to Meyers lota 16 and 31, Moron's II. tt. i ror II.10O. Sol llneh to a Hash A pt 16t old plat, 613,000. John W.i Meyer and J.

Meyer. to Aipneus i. iiurhmin tint uora I puchman (7 ft, lot Ml, llanna's sdd. for 18.000. C.

and I'Ubs' to John II, Iteuss lot O. Hill's sub, for U. John H. nnit M. Keusa to Ttl.

Plate II. and L. A. lot In O. K.

Hill's fub, Tor 1 1311. Caiollno Ilalierkorn to ltelnhard Mergel, lot 1, llond's sub F. (. for r. ICO.

Mary llurke Alio Cox lot Crescent add, for 61.D0I). AllH rt to lirena 4'hnills lot 0, Lewlfl' add, for 11.226. Margaret Hamilton to Chaw. II, I low I'll 'A, UA 179, Hamilton's fourth add fur K.7G. Ileniletta.

H. (larhmlen to Ilarmann nna Anna ltoitt tl ft 3 In, of 41 re 3 In. of rt L. 3, I'ugh'a add, ri ti.tmi ChtfH. nrtiT, ex of K.

Knight, rormlla uhd ileoigo 1. Andemon lot 6, suit, for $2,100. 1. Itrein et al 4u luvld nid A. Johnston 0 ft lot 20, Fry's add, for 50.

Ilmry f. Ilirnor to Ilufus and Hnrah Drukt lull lot 97, IxAvl' add, for ll.coo Lonln Ttender to Frederli anil Kophlu KollliiKRr 38 ft of 11 f.6 ft, kit ,1 and 0, Korblns ail. II. (. 0, for M.tui).

W. J. Randall to Kflle Ilonler, lot 8, A. ItandallB iiild, for 11.060. Owl I'ofT to Rlmon mid Mary T.

FitlHlrorflr lot 10, KllKlrli: Light add, for John (I Uronn to Almllda RihnM ilei lot Hwlnney'B add, for tl.lHH). M. Chapinnii et al 40 (leu. and 11a II rltotka hit 6, In Jas. M.

Kulr ll Id's add. for 1 1,2 10. (leo. K. V.

Orr to Dougluo Jano Johnson pis lot 3, In lhitcher's add, for M10. Itobert S. Taj lor, ex, to Albert and Lld.t Furthmlller lot li. Harbour's sub li. U.

for i00. Ueorge Alhanus to Wm Jr, and t'aullne M. J'hUI lot 8, Hond's sub of FolrDeld's 6. 3 and 4, fur $0,000, llrldtret Oo'dy to II 11. ami l'blloiiw i Jihirva 47xlM ft of rt, F.

U. 87, for ll.nno John netting, ex. to Wesley Ilowsor lot 10 and 8 ft lot 0, A. Hiineon's rub, for $1,976. Josiph II.

and li 11. flrler to Wm V. and Ma 11. Hkit Pt O. 14.

In llanna's plat, for 3150 Madalina tlRier to Jotxn llreekln itdge CO ft of 2 70 IkM, of 0 Iks iv of HiKkhlH's add, ex 150 and 10 Xt of 11 150 ft Iwing ill ley, for $100. Frank Ahlcimiin, nilmr, to W. J. Innai lot 103, Industilal l'aik add, for $2,400 Itohtrt Tnylor, ex to John Nulty, pt lot 4, Harnett's sub, for $100. Mary Hagan to John MiNuUy und 1 3 lot 25, llrandrifl and Ayers' ndd, for $600.

l'hllomene and Seraphlne Coeurdeey to Jeromo Coeurdevey lot 06, Lowls Hid, for 12,000 Louis F. and Clara J. Curdea lo the Mondainln Mtnilow Dairy To. lots 68, 19 und 70, Hond's third add, for $5,600. Chiis.

and A. Wilding to F. Curdea lots 23, 29, 80, 11, 32, 83, 35, 26, 39, 44, 46, 67, 68, 71, 74, 76, It. 119 and 120, Industrial park add, and lots 21, 23. 27, launders and Metcalfa sub, far $2,500, couNTitr, Joseph a(nd Amanda to Wm.

It. Allcger lot 1, In Ensle'a add lo Monroeville, for $1,600. Wm. It. Allegta to Amanda and Joseph Lewis lot 1, ICogle'a add to Monroe viller or Harry Carl et al to.

Theodore Haak 1 16 of 16 11, of see 26, Washington towoshlp, for 31,650. Maggie H. and Wm J. Vesey to Dlnn Oaler lot 11, Unites and Itomy's add, foi $1,600. 8lmon and Mnry T.

Froistroffer 4o Louisa llyman lot 81, 1 M. Jones' sub, for $400. J. M. and L.

K. Johnson to Chns E. Willeke a of aeo 4, Monroe township, for $2,100. Barsh J. Bavin to Hiram JIurah a M.

sec 19, Cedar Creek township, containing 40 acres. Jane Miller to Frank K. Tonkel uml lleU, a 11, ex It acres In see 26, Perry township, for $1,000. U. Klopfonstlna plat Into lots, streets and alleys pt tt, a Vi, sec 24, In Cedar Creek township, lota numbered from 1 to 20 Inclusive.

Frederick 40 Nelson It. Davld ron tl, 4, and a 14, sec 8, Monroe township, for $3,600. John II. Martin to Nelson It. Davidson sec 8, Monroo township, fof $2,100.

Henry A. Fox to Frank and Minnie E. Moron lot 10, blk 19, Itockhlll heirs' add, Wayne township, for $1,000. Cham. F.

PfeltTer to Edgar II. and Lena L. Clrosjean lot 2, N. Wayne add, Washington to nsblp, for 3400. Julius) A.

Rondot to Bamuol Oolden a W. ex acre a a of railroad, and ex. 4 acres oorner of sec. 4, Washington township, for $2,360. Joseph E.

Rondot, guardian, to Hamuel Holden. 14, ex acre of railroad and ex, 4 acres In corner of sec 4, Washington township, for $180 76. Almlra Small to fleorge and Ann Mare Adair 345x487 ft of T36S4 of lot 21, Hoaglantl, Madison township, for $200. BherlfT to Jacob J. Bollinger 45 off a end of i 1375, acres and a 20 acres off a end.

14, 14 and atrip oil a end, sec 32, Marlon township, for $2,226.31. Emma and J. T. Fraaler to 6. and F.

C. Ort tti av V. see 18. and wVi. aeo 18, Eel Illver towitl I wifW VWvw, .3 1 yi raduation Gifts.

Blanco through our atord offers many auggoallona to parents and friends for the little roiDombraricca eo appropVlato at commenco mont 11 mo. i siwclal new line "of vatchca and chains Juat placed on nato. Fine lino of rings, broochcR and novolllea to ncloct from. New lino of neck chains and friendship lockets. Just In A'ni)w, all silk twIllmL'tfmbrellfcln, Bohl.

and tllvcr 'alno, Congo lianillea natural flnlnh Jiiat tho thing for a graduation gift. Prices right, quality the best. J. L. Sievert, Wholesale anil Retail Jeweler, One Door Soulh of Wolf Dcssaiicr's Dry (ioods Store W.

W. NOA'I VeTH illles, IS, Mo. 8 joiIn p. st ClIaLhe, Kan. ST.

JOHN NOYES, Versailles, riorgan County, Missouri. Uuy and Sell 9 COAI. ANO M1NP.RAI. LANDS. 5 MOIKIAN COUNXV, MO.

Moignn county. Mo, Is Immensely rich In Its Lead. Zinc and Iron "fire, Kiudln, Fhe and Poller's ClTy, and is one of the most wonderful Coal ll Ids In the uoihl its coil of the best quality, Nith C'annel liluminoui and fniind In oins lauglnfr from 10 to 73 feet. Three 9 Mill! aia aaiittliftisi 4 ,11 Jj.fc a.ia tri 1. laH 7 DID NOT FIND BURGLARS, Scrgt.

rhlppn and Patrblman Itohror were called yesteulay morning to thr resldeiiro of Mrs II J.M"!er, at 1020 West Washington street to look foi burglars thought to bo about the prom Isea An Investigation did not reveal any Signs that an attempt had been made to enter the house. FRECKLES. FRECKLES. Stlllroan's Freckle Cream la guaranteed, having been tosted and used In private practice for yearn. Will leave a beautiful leomplexlon.

Thin la the time of year to use this preparation For Bale hy, MI33 R. O. RODENDKCK, Lou block, corner CaJhoua und Washington, WANTS BOY TALKED TO. A report was received yoatcrday from tho I.elkanf Packing company that a boy named Sites la In the habit of taklng mno of i he horses belonging to tho company from the stable with cut permission, borrowing; a buggy sur reptltloiisly and taking rides. Mr.

11 katifi wants tho patrolman on the beat to give tho boy a "good talking to." SCHOOL HOU8E. Roaled proposals will be received tiy tho trustee of Cedar Creek township for the erection and construction of a four room school Imlldlnc, to bo built at Leo, Indiana, until o'clock p. m. June IB, 1)102. Each bid must be accompanied by a fertlSod check ol 1300 00 aa a guarantee that the bidder will enter Into a contract.

If bid la accepted by trustee. Same to bo for feited If ho falls to enter Into a con tract. Plans and spec Ideation, are on file at tho Truateo'B ninee. In Cedar Creek township, or at the ofllce of Charles It Wcatherhogg, Architect, Fort "Wayne, Indiana. Tho board reserves the right to re ject any and all bids.

JKItrtY KI.OPFEN8TINE, Trustee, Juno 2 0 16. Indiana. 50c to Rome. City and Return, Tuesday evening, June 3rd, at 7:30 p. m.

Returning leave Rome City at 12 o'clock midnight. I. BRING. YOUR WATCHE8. Heck A Hrlen have the reputation for the best 1 1 repairing, and tholr prices nre the lowest.

Corner of Calhoun street anil Vashlngton boulevard. 7 rallio.i,li aie lunilhm a race to sco which inn ge4 Into this Coal 5 anil Al in. 1 ill II, Id lirst We hae thousand of in res of mineral and coal lands for silo at prlns that will enable limstws to double their 5 mono) In lir than tlghlmii months. Wlltc, us for 11 ticulars, or biMter still, tome and sie for soinmf. I REMOVED! F.

Feldmann, tho Umbrella Man. has moved his stock of umbrellas and pnrasnjs, from 15 Court Bt to 1118 Calhoun street, 'ills stock will' to largor than ever befom. ami renstrlnv ana tceoverlne; done at lowest prbies. 4, cordial Invllation extended to all. ZELDMAN'S nXCLUSIVB UMBRELLA II0USR 1112 Calhoun 8t.

Opp. Cathedral. L. O. HULL, WALL PAPER TO PLEASE YOU Largest Line; Latest Novelties; Lowest Prices.

830 CALHOUN ST. OLD NUMBER 66. 1 We give trading stamps. Home' phone 285." Dell 614. ilnlKI iVn LlExrMtWIZ aajaMaai4f UNION UNDERWEAR la decidedly tho moat Comfortable.

'It affords a froedom that yon can't Appreciate without trying 1U we always have the beat of these popular garments. try tUlL. Jt 11. make you feel several years younger, and In tho Shirt llne are tho leaders. If you can not he suited from our largo and well selected stock we can make anything you may want, to your order, or we will sell you ttto material for shirt or ahlrt waist pur poses.

P. a Custom Shlrtmaker and Men'a' Furnisher. 1028 CALHOUN STREET. fir trkaHr? 1 vi I ir i.iT.i i ii ui i w. ft Banquet of Bargains! Wo call your attention to our line of GA80LINE and QILSTtVES, No odtlay for piping.

Independent of gas supply. A hot flro In an 'instant turi) tho key and it's qut. Eipeneo stapi at onec. Economical, reliable and In pensive. We sell an oil stove for 40c.

A gasoline utovo'for $2 75. Those pi lies tempt, ani lte stovps ire built for business. Wo also navo detacb able ovens In Russia Iron land Ja, pnnnod. Very anbatantlal. nr, t.

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