The Fort Wayne Sentinel from Fort Wayne, Indiana • Page 4

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Ladies' Dresses! Made of Hop Sacking Che iota, China Silks Oiillis.iml Cotton DuckMtt white ami i tJoi. A Great Bargain great great Buit light freight miI sages, 1 Ion Baits insula of FAt 10.50. Nothing luiiMr1oetihhown to ftp proach lhi 1 il it and toita In fepeclion mimaM ihe attention of all Iladieg t'W 'Childrenlbmses, In niiftt lomplete lines, for all ages, madi of Prints, Percales, India Iimi tu Smtolt and Zephjl Oinghaina Law From 75c Each and Up. rirb. '4 Shirtwaists, 'i i Percale Waist.

35c 40c and 50c. White Lawn Waists, 40c, 53c, 68c and up. Imported Sateen Waists, In Black and Colors, at 1.25. Printed India LIpen Waists, at $1.40. Fin Scotch Zephyr and Gingham Waists at 9 1 .715 and ayaW a WA et JUT COMPftHY.

Ii.y Herald aafu jtlwyor Arthur Srtviv, aocempenled by lb eieiere, Misses Bessie and Winnie, Asm (Vm ii. 1a Vnoi Wav aa till i Wednesday waning Maror will wad qm of Fort Wayne npliahed young ladles. Hum Mnde. ixater of Judge Nlnde. Professor a will officiate at tho nupuaia." tana Olds la horn from the Lehigh It Tanltv of aDDirlvaiila.

Ha want I Chicago today David Finney, an employe of the electric street railway eompeny, was thrown from lb lint repairers' wagon yesterday afternoon about 4 dock, on Wail Barry etreet, Tha bonoi ran away and Mr Finney wai thrown to the bard pavement with greet force. Tn wagon passed orar one leg. Ha wai not seriously hurt but wm badly bra load. it Vogelsang tha wall known representative of lba Buckey Brewing oonvpaay It In lbs city It's a Great "Ml it Snap to oe able to parcnase a sijaaa, wen maue, au wool buh 'ot men's clothes, for $9,85, that youtannot duplicate in any other nUre in town for less than $15. OfrWUWWUIAlWVWWWWWl' IT'S A GREAT tp got a strictly all wool suit of Men's Clothes that are stylishly cut and como in the newest SpnngimtUrns for $7.85.

You might go Into every store in the city and nowlieru will you find better values for Iosh than 1S See Those Suits on Display in (hi Windows, SPECIAL We have 10,000 Japanese Fans which we would like to distribute among ojir friends and patrons You can nave one for the asking Sam Pete lax FftESll LOCAL LIVES. Carl Strain at Eom, CUt for a iw aaya. LouU Hiraoli baa gone to Chicago to uiafair Mr and Mr. Ed Wilho nml Sud uy at TYabub, H. a Qraffa and faotilr left for Cbl cago uut wvanlng.

Mm Burett, of 112 Etaont itreeL 1b fiatuog at Atfbura, lad. Uim Liula Uanat, of Wabash, Iting bar parent oa WU. Edward Heyer of Vabanh, ia vltW Ing bl braUiar George In ibia city Alaxaoder Wbita, ton of Captain White, went to Toledo but nlng Oarman, 1h Calhoun ilreat jeweler, ia bone from tba world a fair WllUama bta Mid (o Sabil Hendenoii lot SOS William, addition for 137, VUaaa Ella and Jennie Pood left, to day to vUU with their grand parei at UuoUngton. Mr and Ura. AU Uewkey and Ure Mny Noyee are, at Chicago to remain for two week.

Laet evening itev Albrathl united in marriage Uuu A ine Welliig 1 and John Hflmkamp Hue Julia Dillon, of WebiUr itreet vary low with onumi tioa and ber frirndi fear the will pot recover Wallet Fry of Si Louie, left yetter day for hie borne after a pleuant vuit witn the family or A. Mine of Daweon elreet. The lndiaaanouj Sun eiye The doetore and edilon of Fort Wtyna piayad Dell OaluriUy the Uttr win toO. bfiee Emma Fulton oflJl Uerriaon treat, tbe gneat of rolitivee at Co I tubus, Obia filte expect to be ueent four or Ore weeks. lira.

Ernest Dormtn of 88 Wall street, gave a oanl party lent eTi ing There were sbotit fifty gueaU and all enjoyed themaelfve. Frank Keppllngnr baa yet had ho news of bis stolen bicycle. A well organised band of bioyelt tlitevea are Operating in this slats. Tha 1 club met but evening at the home of Mrs. Eflia ftetta No.

9i West CretgbUtn avenue, to further ar rangamenie for tbe picnic July 4. Mrs, Uugh UoCullocb wife of tbe ex eertary of tha treasury has return ed from Ihe world i fair and is again the guest of ber eon tbe lion, Cherles Hovuuoen The regular meeting of Bum mil City logge, vegree of Ilonbr ho 1 A should be well attended this even ing. Offioen will be elected to serve tha ooming term. Misses Bessie and Winnie Brady of Hr and Sirs. Jlonry Up soo.of NewBnttan, led areguetU of thawsyne.

They are bare to attend Uie Mnde nrady wedding Patrick Rebl, of Crestlma, came to this eity Sunday and wu taken very 1 1 si the south depot He Is bow at the home of his daughter, on Thomas UeeU jr Aieshang attended bim Humane Agent BohlaudmS has a boy of nine years, stout and waling to work wbo wants a home in tbe couo try The agent also bai a (fid of seven who wants good home in the country Tha German Conversations Summer school opened last night In thq Arcade with over thirty pupils The warm weather has not caused the energy of the class to relax in tba lightest de gree. The Huntington Herald say Peter Egg the Fort Wtjm common council was in the city to attend the funeral of hi undo, Frederick bahr Tbe obsequies were largely at tended. There were three oomuoq drunks at police oouri tbi morning Oeorge Johnson was negro who was let oat of jail yesterday The other two were John Ryan and Kd. Melville. All wore tent to jaiL Miss Belle Clarke teacher of tnuiie In tb publ in schools, left to lay for I aPorte to attend tbe muilta! eon vention now in cession in that city Prom there she goes to Chicago and Useinew Island to spend tl snmmer Tbe police are still myitifiedoTerthe telngram received from Hose Rich of Wabaih yesterday, in juinng if one will ism rark waa hurt or needed money Lieutenant Lapp ltd not re ply to lba message sa he could not locate Park Tba German Conversational Sumnur school opened last night in the A roads, with over thirty pupils The wsrm weather has not caused the energy of, llt elaea to relss la tbe slightest de gree.

Some of the leading people of tbi etty are engaged In the study of German Workmen are buy preparing the old office of Che. Uubler A Bon near the Nickel PJate depot for the saloon and restaurant. Tha Keeley Brewing company of Cbkcaqoy WjiU run the place but Uie pum tirolnen wjl! probably hsra tha management. It will be fitted up elegantly Will Buckles went to Churubusoo, Sunday with some friends, on bicycle. He had a dreadful fall on the way back and hiawbeeiis tnlnua, two pokes.

Those wbo sw the sooident say the wheel was picked op fully fifty fast from where Mr Bookie fall Be wai badly oat and bruised. 1 A King and wife are allb world a fslr. John Event and wife have returned Irom Chicago. ThaAWayna eluh will furnlsb tiie dmne for the Njnde wedding Usodofilla Cbsabera ia visiilnKin Dooglss, with Ills family Mm. tl.

8. Wiooh and children art tailing at Mount Csrmsl Illinois. Tba Fort Wsyas club tuiv aoon ha lurniebad wim some new Uth ftecTftaryJ Burn, of the railroad A leaves for Chicago Beit week. John CUna, tba restaurant man is abletobeoulon tbe streets, lie ia very feeble). Mise Ethel Mortnaa of Richmond lud li tha guest of Mr and Mrs Fry 136 Lafayetta street.

Seventeen psliefatl sra taking trttt mebl for the alcohol and op urn habit at tha llouiltinourointheSchmllk block Driver Handera of the patrol wagon. is ilil) very tow with few al Ins home. oo the corner of Hadisod and Lsfsv ette street Mrs. R. Bel) will eotorlsin Tliun dsy tttthe Wsineelub lier lass mstte who will arrive to a petul ear from Ind anspolia An tools an i contractor complaisr of dullness in their iinrs of businets.

due, qo dotfbt to stringency in lia money market. Mr sod Mrs Coleman end daughter of Warsaw are vixiting tha families of Colonel Ubiltaker and Humane Agent bltudroff Miss Etbnl Hill violinist, and Miss IFtUUifl will aut miss Addle (ioldsiniui elasi in music to give a concert et St Joe lud next Fridsv ovening Workmen are bunly ei gagnd on the fouil ialion for the new a 1 lition to tin Uainiar school In common with others this "obool is lo have thelaleit sud most roved evstem of ventibv tion The I adies Aid society of St, Paul AL church will give a social and en teruuomentat tbe church Vtdnesdsy evening After the entertainment re freshmenu will be served All are in vited David Wilkiosoo, nephew of Chief Wilkinson is slowly regaining bis health KtlheHt Joseph hospital He fell from an engine and was hurt The Injured young man also regaining his memory which was bully in pared Emerson Dtvl, implicated in lbs ikigerton murder end wbo wasehotbi young Hugh Crye has been removed (mm tba hoapital ward al tbe county jail to the SL Jotwpli hospital Enter eon wounds did hot heal satlsfsrtorilr and be was very lev web. and ill Meyor Dinger slated this tnornim that the committee htvlnj tbe metier In charge would not offer a report on the garbage crematory at council meeting this evening Tbs Question of fuel tbe most Important one and tha com mitUe wishes to make further Invest! gallon as to tba cost of operatipg te crematory oetora uiey make a report Miss Jennie Miude last evening en lorlained In honor of tha guesta Msltes Cadweldsr, of Chloago, and Mtm Bsrnes, of XAlamasoa A musical program was rendered to tba delight of ell present, A number of Interesting reel tationj also made up part of the program. Among tba guesta present were Hisses Kennedy, or Covington Ky Miriam Cadwador, of Morrow Ind. Maitea Cadwaldir, of Chicago and si Ssrnes Of KsJemaaoo.

At i meetiniof Barbers Union No 14 held Ust night, officers were elect ed si follows President John Bran kill) vice president, William Grrodxik fsoretary and treasurer, Be iben Brow and guide, 0 Su aok, guardian Elmer Somen trustues, Leuer William Wilder Holmes auditing committee, John Uelt Joo Berger Henry Williams Manet was IniU ated as a member which gives tha union a membership of fifty seven men in good standing. Tbe union will gives picnic and excursion to August. The other morning Officer Daseler found little Oarman girl of about ten years of ago wan lariog about the treeU or Bloomingdala. The little one could not ipeak a word of English and waa endeavoring to fiod some friends. The officer questioned her and found thai she had tbe address of the people she was looking for on a slip of paper In a few minutes tbe ofioer had restored the lost child to her relatives Ihe child had traveled alone all the way from Germany and had been delayed on tha road by tak ing the wrong train It wan a long trip lor a nine girl A pleasant surprts waa tendered bUle Miss Ethvl HifUl at ber homo, on East Bunhansn street, hat veoing and the genial little Miss entertained her guests in hsi py manner As token of their lore tbs guesta presented Miss Ethel with a handsome selof bold ear ring.

Itefreahments re served dar ing the evening Tba guests were Mies Leota Pk ppa, Emily Micks Hlanol Jones, Lucy Tourgeea, Mary Estry Maggie MoQardls, Fl ir Marks, Maud Kelly, Nellie Castle, Clara Rogers, Louisa Catty Bleaobit Kelley Anne Polhemus Mable Aribry Clarence Kirchefer, Willie Burks and Lawrence a i roue icu Two popular young people ware unit ed In marriage at the Baptist ehurob but evening by Iter ft A Northrop They were LoomU and Miss Elisabeth Rhinesmilb Tbs Uniform Rank K. of met prior to the oete mony ind headed by tha City band went to the church to witness the cere atony then marched to tbchomf of tha bride. In tbe eastern part of the olty and tendered tha couple a pere nada, and afterwards maroned to the Star restaurant, oq Wast Main street where' an axoellr dt sapper was prepared by Caterer Seabold. Mr Loomis is ex' oaedmgly popular with tha members of tba divisW'eira Us ys eoncluded to give bim Chla complimentary. I Ihe Elkiraeel toa'pliL D(ek Townsend was at traaw but nlgbL MiiaosBortbaand 'Mollis BllUr Iot for Chicago today Mr and Mrs.

James tiding ar vn Itjog tbe world i fair tblf weeVt. Ihe M. and ft. club will meet al tbe borne of Misaes Amelia and Anna Tlol lenb.k tonight Shook, a practuoal st ale maker put up a pair of fine Butfalo scales for Brudl Broa, or the Bloomingdale milla A vonng man by Ihe name of Erumb bad liia fhoulder dislocated at tbe flat shop ibis, morning Dr. Kessler at tended MusLulahanl Master Proy llart, or Elm street, lelt last evening for Simcoa, Ontario to visit their grand parents.

The foundation has ltsen com leted for a new residence to be created Dr Sivsr on Riverniet avmue akeilde. Miss Marie Oreen of Wabasli Ind sod Miss Mary Loclin of Ow Haven WHiothn guests ol Tames WoodworlU oer fHiuday A grand reception will be given at the Eut'ieb 1 ithefsn thumb this, evening lteinekes full orchestra will irnlib muiio. Miu Lunibard of Warren Ohio is in. the city tbe guwl of rnlstivea. Last evening she attended the Loomls Rhinramilh wedding W'Uiam Owooa, the otbinet maker formerly with the Foster Furniture company fa lying at the point of death bis borne, 143 Francis itreet.

The 1 bird Presbyterian church FBCk will hold a business meeting li WITH MILITARY npffORS Major Weldon Will Be Buirlwl Ju Venntffal Llndfinwood. MM Rarvlvtwa Aessy 4 eea nUea re IsaHwa te Jfarrle tbe Beat a MsMtS rrMas la 'she ystaeeal vwew MlfM. the church parlors this evenli home iniportaut matters will come be fore tho society Tonight the band from the Institute for Feeble Minded 1 outn will play ten or twelve fine selections from the veranda of tbe Wayne tl The oo cert will be free to all loo Becker, Henry idler and William 7urbuch of lleo DeWald A Co. have returned from a fishing ea oursioa to Borne City They returned th empty etringer A A Cbapm bas returned from Now Mexico and lba southweat, where be hu been since. Deoember working for the chum department of tbe federal government Coroner Uarrod held the inquest this morning over tbe body of Mhhael Beyer who was killed on the Wabash road night before hut.

Tha coroner rendered a verdict of accidental kill ing ThaW C.T will meet on Thorn day June29th at the city M. A and every member of the soiumlttes on drinking fountain is requeued to be preai nt as business of importance require tholr attention Thesaml annusLeleciion of officers of Pboeots lodge K. of No. 101, waa held last night and resulted aa follow! Chancellor eommander AL Foster vice el aneallor Georga Allen, prelate, Dr Boaenlhal, mastar at arms, Phd Llndlag. A base ball nine oomposed of the following gentleman has been organ ised at th oily A Messrs.

Dragee, Ore Crowe Criswold Urbabne, tSordon, Win and Balsley They practice tonight at tha old league park grounds. Carl Epple, aged three months sob of Mr and Mra. Christian Xppla, of No. 40 Taylor street, od last evening of sum tner complaint The funeral will be held from the residence tomorrow after noon Tbe father works In the Olds Vagon works. Clemens Yobet, tbe sixteeo yearold ion of Mr and Mrs.

Yobat, of No. 803 Hanna street, died but evening of patina. Tbe funeral will be held od Thursday from St Peters Cathollo church The father is a plumber and works for th city A grand celebration will be held at Leo on July 4th, judge a Dawson Judge Taylor and Robison of this eity, will apeak. There will be numerous athletic contests, races snd fire works at night. The exercises begin at clock m.

The patrol wejoa was called to Fair field avenue this morning to look after tha driver of a beer wagon. Tba maa fall from tbe wagon and waa struck br a keg of beet which fell at Ihe same time. When Ihe atrol wsgon reached tbe scene of the accident tbe Injured man had driven oft William Mllligan.of DsBanoo a was I the city vestordsy to consult Pr Dills with regard to an injured wye Several dayi ago Milligan was standing near a pop bottle when the bottle ex ploded striking bim In the face and sev( rely Injuring one of eyes. The accident was curious one. This morning the marshal of Sew Haven came over to tbii city 1 ringing with hint Peter lorene brother of Nicholas Lorene, now confined In Jail for ihooling Benry Barnreiter, at Dew Haveri a week sgo Monday It Is thought Peb knows something of the shooting aod will be confined In the county jail until th trial.

Mua Georgia Miller oeldbntad btr eighth birthday by entertainiog a few of her little friends at Williams' grove. obsperoned by ber slsUr, bw Usltle Miller Those present were Estelia Germain OairettVonSwarugen Amie Oermain Howard Von Swerlngen Carrie Mellcr Uoyd Merillst, Edward Miller and Misses Maud Merillat aod 0 race Killer A very pleasant picnic party was gtvea Sunday is honor of Miss Zmrae Meyer, who la the guest of Miss Annie and Carrie Hobrook Those present Misses Minnie Beokford, of; Pittsburg Anna and Carrie Mobrook, Augusta FoelUngar Bertha filaold, Lillie Baag Emma Snsdhoff Mary Koltoph, Lulu Ingelklng Anna Beta and Emma Meyer fwd Messrs Harry Eberlion, Ed, Loth man, Fred EUold, WU1 Patera, Will Jteomke, Benry Jefaafst Henry Ed. Hobrook, Louis timitb, will Oebrint Walter Anderson, i The remaloR of th late Major Frank II Weldon wdl be hurie 1 tomorrow afternoon. It will be itrlclly a military funeral and all the military organise lions In the eity will participate. Included in th list ia George Jfum phre)r Post, Anthony syne Poet.

Rion 8. Bass Post, Union Veteran Legion Fort Wsyne Biflea, olllngor Battery Sons of toleraoe. Boys Brigade of the Congregational church and National I ulon. The clerks ip the various depart mentao( the Tit Uburg shops and the shoirmen will aleo tura out ia large numbers and take their plaoea' In the funeral ranks The Rons of veterans drunfoarns, with muffled drums, will lead the procession from the house to the church snd Ibenc to the ceme tr The ten ioes will begin at the late residence of lba deoeawd. No.

28 Doug las avenue at 1 rt clock when tbe remains will be taken to the Bsptbt Tabernacle. Ber Jamea oteart Aioa lie, auUled by Bev Stephen A. North rop will officiate at tbs house and tha ekuruh, Tbs pall bearers will be from the ranks of the Grand Army and tbe National Union, but the list not yet complete. Tbs Boys' Brigade, of Plymouth church will meet at the new oburob 'tomorrow at 12 45 p. m.

to lake part in the funeral or their late commander Major IL Weldon All other bri gades of the oily are Invited to meet at ihe same place and participate with them in paying this last tribuleof respect. NABBED UIM IN. A Td Who I1d Not Kr an AgrcomooL Irarr Wellsia Take I the MMlahl iawe Refeiraa rbtel JNaj Be Pai atMed Oait, teem ef Jaasje trehee Sntwuimtju Fa June jt dauiuttl ft Dreher Judgt of the court of Monro end Carbon counties died au Idtnly gout this morning, fge 1, oixly oio years. asllwWa reaiaaaailea WsammroM, Jund 27 The prasl dent ltFtAfHbipol td Mlowlnk poslmakter, for Indiana: Jacob B. Aabley, Boouevllle, VAJTbU.

A No 1 flrot cbtrte woman oook. Apply Nibktsl I'late restaurant 0 (I FoiiTaleu Taylor street Is pre ptred to do ell kin of plumbing and gu fitting, and boor pump Work la flrst olaai wor knenshlp Call on him. 3M beeae sWW le lb Bret Olio factory Cream Cheese 10c lb. Beat Quality Wiseoniln LUuburg la lb. Best Nov Brink Cheese 1 to lb Beat Swim Cheese 14c lb Fsorr Horm TheDuicbeni AaaoelbUon will Ive a Grand lMrulc end Derbe eve et OenUIT Perk July Fourth.

Two Bend will die, course aweet mualo and a. (rood time will he had. 24 27 Vi 1 Stanton Photos are Ihe best. STtf Henry Walton a young boy wbo was sent to the Reform school at Knuhla town some jeers ago ud afterwards oondilionally releaaed on bit promise loabstHio from all evil eompuuy end deeds, li again aooflned In that Inil no tion. at pear that otae of th oniidl tiona of the release was thai.

Henry Wai to write lo the auneiintendent of the school semi montuly and this duty the young man nwlerted A week ago last Sundsy Henry went to 1 edianaplia with tbe Lutheran excursionists, Fn routs home be ilopped off etKniaute town with two companions to visit tbe inetilute, and whil there the auperln 4endenl took bim to task for bit omission of tb letter writing duty ot saliitfed with Benry explanation the superintendent ordered him to remain and he Waa forced io do eo. During Henry release from the achool he worked In the FiUaburg boiler shop and wu considered A very wll behaved lad. HI father will endeavor to pi a pardon for bis son from Governor Matthews, YItliAlNuUS ASSADLT. John1 Floley Cuts and Kicks John jHcSheefaan. When rH(are Be Waenetl Kill MlaerlTriaeeaia aad a A Tana Caeaetee A cowardly assault, apparently with out provocation was made this mom ing on John MoSbeehan a laborer by a man named John Finley About 11 clock MeSheehan was lying in tbe shade asleep in the rear of Carnahaa warehouseon Clinton itreet Finley seeing him there went up and raising his heavy boot gsve MoShet ban a frightful kick In tha face Tbe felow then sprang upon tie prostrate man and ustd bim up badly.

cutting his bead with a knife and otherwise injuring bim. TSo one but a little boy and a lady aaw theQUI Finley left his man for dead and ran lo a few moments the in lured man re vived and started to crawl to his board ing bouse. He bad to be assisted how ever as he was badly hurt. Tbs doctor wu called and drted the injured man a wounds, whlob although sinful, are not considered dangerous. Ip tbe meantime Sheriff Clausmelar had been notified but when be arrived Finley had made his escape.

The Iberia, aooompsoied by JfenuUea liar rod and Myen, got fnto a buggy afnd itarted after Uie fugitive, lie wes cap tured north of tbs eity near the orphan asylum The fullow abowe I fight, but wu overpowered. Upon his person wu found a sharp knife. FInly proved to he an ugly custo mer and when Identified by th lad wbo saw bim kipk MeSheehan swore he would kill tbe boy He also wanted lo kill the sheriff and seemed deter mined to bav some one a blood ne wu flnl for drunkenness and lent to jail to await tha result of his victim a wound. Tbe Street Car Mens union slde meeting last nigh the chief purpose of which wu considering the discharge of a conductor named Noble, whore die nlsssl by th company it It said wu baaed on tbe charge that be did not comply with tb company rules at the Pittsburg eroaslng. II tab V.rvn Kill tu hla iul at (.

Scliroeders hill on Thursday night It will be followed by a ball Mr and Mra. William Eelker, of East Wayne itreet, areeelebraUog their golden wedding today re Talis, Ta atay Airooea. Freeh Blsokberries, 19o out Fresh Strawberries, Bo qut, Ripe Cherriea, 7 quart California Aprloota, IS dosen. CsfiforoU Was; Cherries JOo lb. Sugar Loaf Pine Apples, JOg each.

Sew ffttatoei down to SO peck. stit neffias. (ueen Ester lodge, of R. will give an 1c Cream Social ibia evening at the horns of Mr lobn "Fred erioks No 4S South Lafayette itreet Kierybodx Inrlted Fort Wayne Banlneaa College So turner Schoul begins July flth. Foterrjow.

Special rnten eodtf WawrkD A young man of excellent habits Is desirous of securing a pott lion A prlntor by trade Can bold any po sition In printing omon A ldreaa, Neneral delivery City atiusaiM iZ ie UAH. All eomradee are re uestd to meet a their hall ro. Calhoun itreet this eteulog at Kp to make arrange ments lo attend the fun ralof our late oonrsde, Frank Weldon, at 1 30 p. m. Wednesday, ZKlb 8 IIiitox Commander Fort Wayne ltntehera' Aaso cla Hon will glve a Barbecuo At CenUlvre Parle July 4, Twonty flva head of cattle will he roast ed and sorved free ot chnive.

Btaoton a I'hotoa are th beak 37lf BO to bayton, Olilo, end turn via G. IL A I. U. It. oa June 30, Train leavee t5i4S a.

m. 23U1 AueallwH llaUeaial Celeau 1 All membert, are requeated to meet A their ball at 1 clock m. Wsdnce day, JunaZllA to attend tbe funeral of our late Mead, Frank Weldon. Can. Adsms, President 0.

0. Eaiio, SeoteUry Troeuelfs Uujngurian Prowls and BIlTor Dollar Floor are the hast la the market. Take) other. AJao rUubury's BeeL' Sprlngwbeat Patent, Stanton Photos are tb beet STtf Come to Quun Ester lodge eoclal tltii evening at South Lafayette etrset 42 60 to iMyton. Ohio, and re tarn via.

O. It, It. on June 80. Train leavee at 8:45 a. na.

53ti ,3 yst. cm Straw Hals, Negligee Shirts, At vjhy low, ice s. WM. MEYER BRO, mm mm Ice Cream Cm Brotdnj ml Wsslilajtoa 5U IOur lot Oroam made of Pur4 Jeno CrMm, Uifl Jnort list C.n htd rlnt tak. and Vutirj In th.

uli' Try our yjeona Bnad Oo Motto How Ctokn. out now uooa. Telephon. 163. W.

F. GELLER, Spring and Summer STYLESI 111, fabrics ol JiUriElllffi SOI, Si a a a s' a a 1 i THE. PEOPLE'S STORE. COOLING BARGAINS VCMt HOT WEATHER TRADE Rd Uu following Hit ritfully. will Iatrli SPECIAL SALE OF PARASOLS AU Our Ladles Parasols which ld up to 11 75 how 00 Each All Our Ladles Perae ili whlob sold up to 92 AO.

Reduoed lU8U.h All Our Ladies Pars sols whiohsild upto.lo(l KedwadtotlVHEach Chi ice of inr Fineat Psrastils whlob add at 14 to 7 For no Each. Summer Underwear lOOdoaen Ladlea Oauie Veals, for 25c. 79 dose Ladles pine Rilbed Veals st lite worth S5o. lOOdoaen Men a Oaua I nler wear 25o, worth J5o 79 doa. Men a Balhrfggan I'nder waar at 37 1 io worth Wto Ladies Silk Waists! CtnL.of All Silk W.I.U wliloh .1 15.

II S5 Hid MM; ror3 0OEli. CliolMorAllSilltWalih wblohnld.l SO SO For IS Built TbM. r. new good, and at thMa prloM ara lb. r.al.t bar fain.

offVrad LADIES' WAISTS I Aa Immenu Assortment of Ladies Calico Percale ISatina, Lawn and Madiu Cloth WahuatSScWu, The Finest Line EverSkown SILK MITTS! 1 dc.1.0 tadle. Bilk 12 2capir. IIHIdoi Udle, 1IIIU, At I Oca pair, Warlk ltd do. ladle. Silk Milt.

At 26c a parr, Worth 39c. All liloa and rlcM In Chlldron OauH lnlvwear IT LOWIST TR1CK3 FANS I FANS I FANS I All Kinds. Fslm Leaf Fans, Jap Fans, Folding Fans Fealber Fans, ('suae Fans, Etc al So Ac. lite, 10, iVic, 00o up in go THE BARGAIN COUNTER 1 We h.ve aanurad another 1 .1 of 6,000 Yards Black and White Embroidered Flouncing, worth 00c to T8c i yard, on ynr) BABCMH CODXTEB PRICBf WJIlllj I dill. 0N9 PRICe TO KLL.

4 I THE PEOPLE'S STORE, Best Light! Store in tho City CHINA AND GLASSWARE. IlajiJBoma New Shapes ia Toilet Sets New Pattenis in Fine China Ware. Bnautilul Glass Vases New' Shapes Wedding Presents, New and Nice. New Goods in Out Glai s. iiext week.

OddPJates Only a Tew Left. Lamps at Reduced Prices Sef JSPECIAX BALI! COVTIHCEB. fj, WHARTONS, Calhoun St. foil SALE CHEAP. One Motor 71 or Victor, at the beat jreu know, tke owner tkouk waoled kometklni batter henoa I bar a Victor for Bale.

FOIt BALE CHEAP. Our Columbia ICodal, 'Oolamblae are tb btt jou know the owner wanted eatnethln betlet tkarafor 1 bare a Columbia for bale. Tbia li a JtamUer jaar A KATT Sell, tb.m Braai Blcycl Look aod Chain ill Fool KUrv ISM) Capa, Slorcle Sboa, a.c. KMT. Arcade.

VIETS VIETS, ATTOBlima AT 1AW Farm and City Proparfj (or Bent, Sale UAMa aa ntLUKTioai amciAbrr Krai. Ko.aMwl.twW IUw4 EWING GROVE LOIS! Located right in town, having sidewalks, paramenia, natural and artificial gai, sewers and Water. For sale for less money then lots a mile further out. Will build houses on any of them and hall on monthlf jMjrmeate If deelmd, LUMBARD, Agt. JACOB MATER, No.

135 Wallace Str.er. Will durins Ihe ii zt four weeks wU out hls entire slerk j( uhI turd euous, funilluni, Unvauo silklnbibei)Bbold KrwrUiin tn arrliLstwlH le stf rf, tH jr Consumes 8 Ice Ftner Flnl1 jH' India aBeexexexexmlN FaUy lJK Gaaranteed. The Only Refrigerator Made which Is Lined With Charcoal Sheeting Lawn Mowers, Screen Doors and Windows, Cherry Stoners, Rubber Hose and Reels. i i I Merchant Tailor, NO 63 CALHOUN St. I F.

M. SMITH C0k Hardware a a Calhoan St, .1. rhkJ.