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Vi( i 're TV fc 1DERIEW! AT ROOT YOU lD 15! few words thon in regard to two qualities of Dr. WAKNEB'S f.ealt.7 Uipdeuyear, THE NATURAL WOOL A.ND SELECT CAMEL'S HAIR. These, mark you, five from lyt and all impurities. Will not, therefore, poison the skin; will not crock. Strong recommendations, truly.

Again, tliey are frwioe as warm the same weight of linen or cotton and warmer than silk. They are of equable viarrnt.il. protecting the body from excesive temper tiire of heat or cold. They assure protection against colds, neuralgia, catarrh and rheumatism. They aro warranted not to creep, if washed with care.

Each garment has directions for washing successfully. Can you wish for more excellence in this class of apparel? We have said nothing about prices. You will be satisfied on that point also by ROOT HND COMPANY. Key. R.

M. Barns preached on the. subject, "The Fellowship of Labor and Capital" at the Wayne street M. E. church last evening.

Call on P. E. Cox. the practical plumber, for the beat Tiork, done at reasonable prices. No.

29 West Alain St. 9 eod6t Forty sets of liarnetu for sale at Nei reiter's Harness Manufactory, No. 17 East Main street, next to the Newt office. lm TAKE NOTICE NOTICE TAKE Dr. Prlce'H Itnliinu Powder is sold ONLY IN CANS.

It is never sold in bulk. lio GOLDEN MONAHAN The Fashionable Hatters and Gent's Fumishern. I'mo gol a Specialty 'M ASONICTKMPI.K. Tuedarand Oct. J'l di'Jt SPECIAL ENUAI1EMKNT 7VtR.

MgKbb Rankin, 5a IK of tl? Day LARGELY" DEVOTED TO TUE Wondrous Exhibition OF Men's and Boys' Early Kail Styles Now displaped in the Palace Quarters of SAM, FETI I MAX, The Topular Clothiers. ort ffjittint cirtittd. MONDAY, OCT. 22. 1888.

Arconiymiliwl by Miss Mablc Bert, In Two real Ufi fw THE RUNAWAY WIFE. diifMl Eviniiif, The Danites. Only appearnncn bere thlH noawjii BALE OF HEATH AT BOX OITICE. Prices, 25, 50, and 75c. DR, DEPPELLBR Urofloopio (Water) Physician, Forme' partner ef the late Dr.

A. Ooeriz, baa returned and permanently lorated at tbe old office. No. IS Cast Columbia street, over John Rasfe provision etore. The Doctor will be pleased to see all hla old friends and an many new onei may defilre to consult him profes tonally.

The Doctor prefers to net) nome or the worst cases first. Be sure to bring a small vial water. 4 lmo. LOCAL NEWS. E.

P. Williams and wife have returned lionie. The Clay club has been reorgnniz ed for the winter. Mrs. Byron Thompson is viitinf relatives at Chicago.

Mr. C. E. Urbnhus had a bicycle stolen one day last week. Tastor Hill, of the African M.

E. church, preached at "Wabash yesterday. Another gas well is to be sunk on the Abbott property, in the east end of the city. The Grace lteformed congregation held communion services yesterday morning. Rev.

Joseph P. Ijargo preached an interesting sermon at the Trinity Episcopal church yesterday. Adam Forepaugh, the great showman, has bet $18,000 on Cleveland's election and wants to bet $25,000 more. The nice weather yesterday morning brought out good congregations to the services in the different churches. The idol of the fun loving'piiblic, Miss Kate Castleton, will present "A Paper Doll" at the Temple Saturday night Hollo well, an old citizen of Huntington county, committed suicide by cutting his throat, Saturday last.

James Vaughan, a boy, was killed by a Wabash train at Lafayette Saturday. The boy was leaping on the train to steal a ride. The Robinson house management. is engaged in making extensive improvements in the interior arrangements of that popular hostelry. The "Arabian Nights" was grveii to an audience in keeping with the show Saturday night.

They play at Toledo Tnesday and Wednesday. At the meeting of the Brotherhood of Railway Brakemau at Columbus, G. T. Kildare, of the this city, was appointed a member of the committee on finance. The Grand Bapids and Indiana freight officials report a great shortage of cars at present, chiefly on account of largely increased shipments of potatoes, apples, etc.

A big crowd of people gathered yes day afternoon at the corner of Berry and Calhoun streets to witness Officer Lime cooley take a drunken man to the station house in the "Lily." McKee Rankin last appeared in Port Wayne seven years ago, in the old Grand opora house, when ho presented the 'Danites" to Jan overflowing house. His wealth is estimated at Pat Cunninghum, Alex. MoDowell, John Butler, Thomas Betts, mid Harry Wilson looked up mto the mayor's face this morning, and promptly said "guilty" to a charge of drunkenneHS. They were all fined. M.

L. Hussey, Cromwell, Ind. John Langle and wife, Kendallville; J. A. Studabaker, Itlufltoii; M.

Jameson, Cincinnati; H. B. Ogden, Boston, and L. B. Prancis, Chicago, are among tlio guests at the Robinson.

The Wabash ticket ofJicje at Huntington was robbed last week, of $25 in cash. Detective Ballard, of the Wabash service, went to Huntington Saturday and arrested David Cushman, alias "crummy Dave" and the fellow confessed the. crime. He was held for trial. Mr.

Bob Hamilton, an old engineeron the Wabash, has been pulled off and may be discharged for leaving Williams, port a few days ago with train 15, when he had an order to remain at that station until a gravel train east bound had arrived. A collision was narrowly averted and both Hamilton and Conductor Hurlburt were suspended, bnt the latter will le reinstated. This is bad weather for political rallies. Mr. J.

H. Bass has retained from St. Louis. The republicans are going to get up a big rally. Mr.

ErametfT'owers was at Chicago yesterday. Mr. if. Sloan spent Sunday at Englewood, HI. The dairymen will raise the price of milk November 1.

Dr. Moffat exchanged pulpits with Rev. Fulton yesterday evening. The republicans had a pole raising in the Third ward Saturday evening. Margaret Hertnett Mlofl Mary S.

and Chaa. Ernsting on a note of $800, The counting" room of the Daily New has been fixed up in a very handsome manner. Several children were baptised yesterday morning at the Second Presbyterian church. Hon. Andrew Ellison, of LaGrange, spent Sunday in the city the guest of his son, Mr.

T. E. Ellison. Mary Upmeyer sues Herman H. J.

Upmeyer for a divorce. Randall Vesey penned the complaint. There was bad runaway in Nebraska yesterday, and im old gentleman was thrown from a buggy and hurt. Mrs. H.

C. Rathert has returned from a visit to her son, Mr. W. H. Rathert, who is in the drug business atlndianap olis.

Jessie Brucer, a woman, was locked up for drunkenness last night, and the officers Bent her out of town this morning. Jolin Butler, a stranger, was found sleeping on a heap of leaves on Jefferson street, this morning and was landed in the cooler. Hon. W. S.

Sillman, of Columbiana county, Ohio, has sent his wife here, to be treated by Dr. J. Younge, for Blight's disease of the kidneys. Chas. Williams, who stole clothes from thniedekin house, was taken to the Michigan City prison by Charles Trexler, who was deputized by Sheriff Viberg.

The funeral of Mrs. Caroline Neuhaus, this morning, as very largely attended. The servioes at St. Mary's church were very impressive and indeed a tribute to the deceased. Railroad men and their families are especially invited to attend the railroad cottage meeting to morrow evening at the home of Mr.

E. K. Bush, 74 Douglas avenue, at 7 :30 o'clock, standard time. Drunkenness, fights and rowdyism scandalized the city yesterday. If the officers and people who sell liquor think that this sort of conduct will be tolerated they mistake the feeling of the law abiding people of Fort Wayne.

The following novel wager has been agreed upon between Harry Snyder and Ed. Shellaberger, employes at Olds' agon works, on the result of the coming presidential election: In the event of the election of Cleveland, Shellaberger will, in a gaily decorated wheel barrow, trundle Snyder from the south depot to the court house. If Harrison is elected Snyder will do the trundling. McKee Rankin, with an "excellent company, will present the "Runaway Wife" and the "Danites" at the Temple Tuesday and Wednesday. It is said that Mr.

Rankin has created in the "Runaway Wife" a part that is on an equal with his former creations. such be a fact his reputation as one of the best actors in America can no longer be doubted. In the "Danites," Rankin stands without criticism. Seats are now on side. The Lutheran Synod in session at North Manchester, lected C.

J. Kiefer, C. H. Hockey, 8. S.

Keyser and W. L. Tedrow clerical delegates to the general synod, which meets at Alleghany City, next June. The lay delegates chosen were Phillip Ray, Mr. M.

Ireland, W. Willetts and America Shaffer. D. V. Kain and W.

C. Rantzahn were chosen directors of Wittenberg college for the ensuing year. Collections amounting to $25,000 were raised during the year for benevolent purposes. There wcro thirty accessions at the revival services at the Christian church yesterday. The church was crowded and crowds were unable to find entrance.

The subject last evening was "Holy Ghost Conversions. Hundreds wore convinced that the acts of the AiostU's clearly pointed out the way and how a is pardoned. Song services each evening at 7:30, preaching at 8 sharp. Mr. Updike desires all who think they ought to confess Christ to come early und secure front seats and accept the help he may give them lis he cannot remain much longer for other cities are urging him to come.

A CIIIIK4 OVTRIOBO. nif mur Davanr Arreti fv A aaultlnar Etna Suusjr. an ON plihn Child. Last night, at 6:30, the piercing screams of a girl attracted several people to an old ooal abed on Railroad street, near the street car barn. Mr.

Jimmie Doyle was first on the scene and rescued the girl from the un holy embrace of two young ruffians, only to be knocked down by one of them. The fellows fied, but Mr. Doyle reoog nized one of then) as Mart Devany, a young tough for whom the penitentiary has been yawning for some time. Tke.uniQrtujiategirlwas spiritedjway, and hid in Pierce's livery stable, where she slept on a cot all night. Officer O'Ryan found her this morning, and at the mayor's oourt she reiterated how she was dragged from, the Btreet into the shed and then assaulted by Devany and his unknown oompanion.

Her name is Effie Stacy, and her home, if such it can be called, is on Fairfield avenue. Her step mother has been cruel to her and has driven her from home, and without even a protest from her drunken father. The poor creature is seventeen years of age, and not very bright. Officer Riehter brought young Devany to time, and ho will have to answer the serious charge. The evidence against him in positive and it will go hard with him and his oompanion when caught.

TI1K OAS (lUKSTlON. Attend the K. of L. ball, at Arion hall, to night. Frch HaUlmn Oftuia, O.

can. 8. W. can. Selects for frying, can.

Fncrr Hodbe. Don't let the rain keep you from attending tlm K. of L. ball to night, at Anon balk What ttie Companr Hbtb to Say on llie Subject The gentlemen composing the Sala monie who are nearly all residents of Fort Wayne, say they will bring natural gas here if the council will fix the name rates as those adopted at Richmond, Toledo or Lima. It will take a large sum of money nearly three quarters of a million of dollars.

The property will have to be londed for a large part of this. In order to sell such bonds they say that the ordinance must not contain unreasonable restrictions, if it doc capital will not take the risk. Considerable inducement must be offered. Bluffton has already pass ed the Toledo ordinance and is located only fourteen miles from the gas belt. neccs ix FAtf Rev.

J. C. Cook, a JPlaa to Ua Christian Hellylon. One of the pleasantest services of the Sabbath day is that hold at the rooms of the Young Men's Christian association in the afternoon. The meetings com' nienoe promptly at 4:30 o'clock and last for just one hour, and always result in profit to those attending.

The servioe yesterday was conducted by Rev. J. C. Cook, the pastor of the Trinity M. E.

church, and his talk upon the occasion was an interesting one. He spoke upon the subject, "Godliness is Profitable," and pictured, in an elo queat profit in a worldly and spiritually way derived from leading a Christian life. His remarks were practical, and followed as he was by several members of the association in brief experiences, the truths he sought to teach were sent home to his hearers with a force that will result in bearing fruit for the cause he champions, the religion of Christ. A MAI1HAXH ItlUT. Railroad A5D FACTORY IvlEJN! Do NotWorgtt tfis Special "ScOm Thit Week in the Several Department of tM a.

O. D. Furnishing Goods Department. (South Entrance.) Lot of Hem stitched IlanHkerctilets, white and colored borders, six for S5e. Lot of Seamless Colored Hoao.

three lor SSo. Double Soled Half Hose In Cotton aud Merino. Lot of Ottoman 811k Neck Hearts. atsso. HAT DEPARTMENT.

(North Entrance.) Five more eases ef Fir Derby Tbree more cases of Fur Soft Hats, at ti.28. ClIILXUtEN'S DEPARTMENT. (Parlor Rear.) 800 Children's Knee Pants Suits, ag es 4 to 18, tijso. ISO Children's Knee Pants Suits, ag es 4 to is. pleated.

f2.88. 100 Children's Knee. Pants Suits, ag es 4 to IS, Divyvio. S.DU. 1VU ts.oo.

All Wool, worth fs, $7 and ts. pleated, at IToaof DniMradoen Storm the Residence of Albert Tousleo, on Weet Jcffienon Street. A PKIOHTFVIj ClamiiTV, Deb Iobw, a Port Warn Man, maimed In Kansas. Mr. Hebe Jones, a Columbia City boy, will be recalled in Fort Wayne, where he lived for a long time, as the son in law of the late W.

II. Miller. He drank to excess and his wife left him. Going west he enlisted in the regular army and then deserted. News now comes that he was discovered in a Kansas town some days ago in an intoxicated state and because he would not tell where he got the liquor in that prophibition stronghold, he was placed on a flat car and shipped off on an out going train.

The man fell between two cars and had both arms and a leg cut off. "If the heart of a man is depressed with cares, the mist is dispelled when the bottle appears." Not a bottle of spirits, oh no but a small vial of that invaluable compound known to civilization as Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup. Yesterday afternoon Mr. Albert Tous lee.

residing at No. 16 We8t Jefferson street, discovered two boys in the stable in the rear of bis premises and ordered them away. The lads hesitated insultingly and one of them made at Mr. Touslee with an axe. He was disarmed and left the place, only to return an hour later with seven or eight companions, and at once the ruffians began storming the house with stones, bricks and about everything they could pick up.

Windows were smashed in, the household furniture broken, and so much damage inflicted that Mr. Touslee had to face the hoodlums, but his appearance was hailed by one of the lads, who pointed a pistol at him, while the others continued their assault. Officers Frank Rohle and Geo. Swain happened along and rushing in arrested four of the boys Ernest Brooks, Ben Krock, Ed Smith and Frank Spidel all of good families. Brooks and Spidel acknowledged their guilt to the mayor this morning, but Smith and Krock pleaded not guilty and Will have a trial later.

Their companions will be hunted up and arrested. iw The most enjoyable hop of the season at Arion hall to night. TAKE NOTICE TAJtE NOTICE JMen's Clothing Department. (Center.) soo and upwards Men's Sao, $18. (is and (it Suits.

Perfectly Hatched. Klch Colorings, at $10.00. J. Many EXCELLENT BARGAINS to Numerous to Dttcribe at Vie O. O.

D. THREE STORES, 73, 75 and 77 Calhoun Street. TAKE NOTICE TAKE NOTICE Dr. Price's Baking Powder Is sold ONLY IN CANS. It Is never sold in bulk.

tiO lt Rain or not; go to the K. to night, at Arion hall. of L. lall The democratic railroad club will meet Tuesday evening, Oct. 23rd, at No.

11 West Columbia street. All members should be present, as business of importance will lie transacted. J. M. Pbioe, Pres.

Chas. Sloat, Sec. Notice. All parties indebted to the late Mrs. Robina Muirhead are hereby requested to make their settlements with the undersigned, to whom all legal claims of the deceased have been assigned.

Mrs. Damiei, 53 Braokenridge street. Fort Wayne, Oct. 16, 1888. 19'3t LAND KXCIIItltlON, la Che leunaylvanla I1k.

Land Explorers' Excursion tickets, at low round trip rates, will be sold on October i and 23, via the Pennsylvania lines west of Pittsburg to representative points in Kansas, Colorado, Nebraska, Iowa, Minnesota, Dakota, Montana, Wyoming, Indian Territory, Tennessee, Mississippi, Louisiana. These tickets will be good for return passage within thirty days from date of sale. Further information can be secured by calling on or addressing the passenger or ticket agent in your vicinity of the Pennsylvania company. 27 w2t dSept 27 Oct 22. nAIIVKNr KXCVIISION Via (he Wabaah Hallway.

The last grand half fare excursion to principal land points in Kansas, Texas, Colorado, Dakota, Nebraska. Indian Territory and Arkansas will be ran next Tuesday, Oct. 23, tickets good to return thirty days from date, and will be accepted on all through trains, including the new and magninoent vestibule limited. Itt 4t Dr. Prloe'H Itakinfr Powder Is sold ONLY IN CANS.

It Is never sold in bulk. SO 4t. K. of L. ball to night, at Arion hall.

The B. of L. E. Laoide will give an oyster supper at the engineers' hull, 140 Calhoun street, next Tuesday evening, Oct. 23.

Everybody made welcome. The democratic railroad club will meet at their headquars to morrow even ing. Beware of Scrofula Scrofula Is probably more general than any other disease. It Is Insidious In character, and manifests Itself in running sores, pustular eruptions, bolls, swellings, enlarged Joints, abscesses, sore eyes, etc. Hood's Barsapartlla expels all trace of scrofula from the blood, leaving It pure, enriched, and healthy.

I was severely afflicted with scrofula, and over a year had two running sores on my neck. Took five bottles Hood's SarsaparlUa, and am C. E. Lovejoy, Lowell, Mass. A.

Arnold. Arnold, had scrofulous sores for seven years, spring and fall. Hood's Sarsaparula cured him. Salt Rheum Is one of the most dl sagreeable diseases eansed by Impure blood. It Is readily enred by Hood's Sarsaparma, the great blood purifier.

William Spies, Elyrla, suffered greatly from erysipelas and salt rheum, caused by handling tobacco. At times his bands would crack open and bleed. He tried various preparations without aid; finally took Hood's Sarsaparula, and now says I am entirely weU." My son had salt rheum on his hands and on the calves of his legs. He tood Hood's Sarsaparllla and Is entirely enred." J. B.

Stanton, Mt. Vernon, Ohio. Hood's Sarsaparllla Bold by aU 1 alx for fi. Hade only by 0. 1.

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Billings was not strong enough. It takes virus as strong as restaurant butter to have any effeot on an adult cockroach. Some of it will be boiled down and fired into the offending insects, and if the results are (still discouraging, the fire department Jwill be called in to turn the hose on them. HAVE YOU ANY IDEA How small a sum it takes to secure a) fine custom made OVERCOAT For man or boy? Inspect our stock; 'twill do you good. SHM, PETE S.MHX, JI7C pavorite Qlottyiers ytorf' 1r I If tsJ iijrff FOK KENT.

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