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1 4. I 1 i THE INDIANATOLIS NEWB. FRIDAY. NOVEHfcER Ib5L 1 WESTERN NEIGHBOR. Some of the Good Features of West Indianapolis, Kaw a Bos? Town of Fire Thousand People, and Growing Bapldlj, Its School.

Itreett, Hosaes Bad rarioas Otker FMet Waal aa Eater trisiag as Iadastriou People nave Atw pUskea Bird' Ey Tie of the Sab mxkf U. Along ia 1176 if on had it rolled around tb old abandoned embankment west of White rirer, from tb Vaedaiia railroad Oata for a milt or more, would tare ltd to boot his war through weeds bight tbao bio head. Looking west one't eyee wuld bar token in brood expense of dMrt4kigrirr bottom lbd. To bae Ilia that withia a fw year a prosperous eitr sprung up ther would hae boon sabjectiar one' clf to ridicoie. Km tira wars wondroot ensor es, and to dav 1UX Dtoafnetnring establish a i eroovorout homes dot tbat entire vaiiev.

It WMOOOB after tbo date mvotioneri tlt ti Bolt railroad scheme wm inaugurated, aud with tbo building of tbo road a town beau to grw aeroti tbo river, aod it ha kept right on grwtag aod growing. fTOCK Tl RD8 HOTEL A5D Tbere are a' groat many persona who do not know what a town a city bi fact, if not in name baa sprang up aoff thrown iu wings oat all orer tbat rest expanse of bottom land stretch in frvtn the river west to way beyood tb Belt, and from one hundred fe outh of Washington treet two mile or more tooth to where the Belt carve in the east and crosses White river; aod of what a multitude of factories dot tht broad expanse of land, turning their six dnys to every wtok of the rear, and sending article of Beoeasttr to almost every civilised country oa tins globe. If the people of West Indianapolis are noted for one thior more thau auother it is their tnodeety. They never blow their own horn. Tb man who is contented and doing well seldom doc.

The person who blows the loudest horn i often tbeone who ia blowmx for tb purpose of i TlUHiTY M. E. CHCBOH. keeping op appearance. West Indianapolis ha never Lad to do this.

fShe ba never said much of aoythioc to the world about her advantage, but somehow people have found them out and have gone over into the raliey year after year until now there is a population of over five thouaud aud a variety of Industrie that uroifb work lor very willing band, and then Lav to cull co tb city for help. Tb claim is made bv this suburb that tnor business is dons within it borders that Bier money 'changes Laud weekly than ia anr other town in Indiana, if not in tb United IStates. And tbere seem to ample around for this claim, Oe thing i certain: Thii tows doe in or business each week than many cities of double or treble tti is. It fairly bristle with btnmei To begin with, there ar th tteca yards, which do a business running up into the million carl v. The famous yards have beta tb auUJecl of so many newspaper articles tbat it is unnecessary to treat of them at length in this bird ere new ef this prosperous suburb.

Next in importance to tb stock varda, perhaps, i the Woodburo arvem wbeel worrt, tht larreit manufactory in tbe city. While tbi ootu IT8Ta.XCX YISW OF WHEKL WORIl pany is temporarily embarrassed, the fac tory ia running, and no one doubt but what it will be kept going for rears to oosa. This factorr decided to move over to West Indianapolis iu 1S6 I order to ret better railroad 1 facilities. Th factory La five crwe laad Jat north of tb Standard Oil factory and has a frontajr of 1,200 feet oa th BalC Th factory's ait ia bounded by Horn trt oa th swuth, th Bait railroad as tb west, aad Hirer arena b' th ant. Tb wheel company bas beahip fUt Urg amount fit it prod acts to all 4art Cf tan oontiaent, aid prftty taaeh all artmd th world.

F4tbr maatifactoriea is th country tar as wid rang of later ct, aad try bod wlahca that th fiaaaeial feK bSSj I difficult; ia wbiea it ha ben inrolred by th. failure of th Amsrioaa Wheel Coa paar snay oea bo orreom. Nearly orerj Iadiaaiaa baa board of tbo Kordjke Mormon company, whieh baa grown BD. witb thi aabarb, end ia to day tbo Bioat prosperous masufaetorr wjthin ita boundsriea. Tbo factory, wa located in Vet Indianapolia twelve rear baa expanded with remarkable rapidity.

Additioaa bare boon mad annoally. It ia claimed for tbio firm tbat coco ia tbo co on try haa accomplished ao much toward ierfecting the oeieac of milling. Tbo plant comprise a series of aubstaatiallr eon atroeted brick buildings, each of is designed for aomo apociai diriston of anon fact are. liners. ordyko, ilarmon aod Hallowoll, president, oeeretarr aod treasurer of the company, respectively, are progressive bojioese men, aod have been foremost in all tbat baa tended to advance West IndxaoapoLa.

Tben there ii the Lewi Porter Cao iiet Coaiiiir, wh.ch (ioef a bir bafciiicsn, ir.sticj food i whirs to to tearl?" etery Mate iD the Uo vi. ARd Company, rei.t wood er. i ai ind ustry tbat it 4(iiiv to bin, ti.e suburb, corn any it ron ''an 1 I', w. MlE ii cf id tii sur urt ii the GiMttte kejtwod c.vm(ai.y, 'j treet. Lik all the othr a v.e uturb tin one it outitinuaiiy nH jin to and now emioyi a Luiubvr of mu.

in ion coQoect.oa uio k. mbtiOied toe Mau'jard oi! work, 1... coTr tifToral acre of Krouii'l. Jirr tlii hurt itaret lr. ti.i ind ruli tatra iu shape to po There are minr other minor iniut that to be nie atione.J, but ii irn poiiible to go lain dels, i in a nhort newspaper article.

lbs suburb t.j ii, twenty OFFICES VIEW. eight factories, big ar.d little, and it believe that no othwr Iowl id Indiana of the same lire can make such a showine; and the suburb expects to have itill more factorie iu Tears to come. It still Lai a great deal of laud adapted to man ufai urine purposes, ami, with it nourpased railroad feel tbat great industries mint continue to com to it. The people of the suburb are 6' kyi vikw of looking tbe time when tbe car work ill be started again. The plant on of the Lest iu the country, and it 1 believed that it can not remain idle lone.

While the factorie have done much to make West Indianapolis wbat it is, it is not them alone that the public wauls to kuow. There are other thing's beside incitiK wheel and never cooling furnace tbat to make up a well rounded community of people. The West Indianapolis people believe that they are not lacking in any of the requisite attributes. If tbere ii one thmt on which the people pride themselves more than another, it i the democracy of the 05K OF THE PCULIC SCHOOL Bl'ILDINCS. people.

There ar no clae in th ia suburb. Krerybodr believe he is as good as hi neighbor, and hi neighbor always concede it. There in no iealouij between the women became one man's wi wear better clothes than some other womau in the village. TJie luaor.ty of the residents are small property owner, many of them paying for their home, and no one ba ever yet attempted to "lord it over" some one else. Tbe suburb doesn't boast of any aristocratic society, anv upper ten or select four hundred people all meet ou a common ground and do harmoniouslv all those things which any community look in? for better thiur ought to do.

Chnrche! Yes, the suburb is well sut plii Fir lied with them. There are eicht of them. rst and Second Christian. First and Sec ond Methodist, white and colored Baptist, the Society of Friend and Congregational. The Methodist have just oompleted a beautiful church building which ha been named "Trinity." It stands on revision street, and is indeed an orcameot to the suburb.

It waa built under great dilEcultiei, but the members of tbe congregation, with the help ol their Chrutiau fneud on this side of LEWIS PORTER FACTORT. th river, expect to be able to "read their titles clear' 10 due time. And it may be remarked that the population of West Indianapolis is a churcb goir.g one And school? Three houses, any one of which will compare favorably with the average school building in Indianapohs proper. Th bosses are distributed orer the town so that all th children can be accommodated without baring far to walk, and without baring to eross railroad tracks. Th schools rank with those of tb city in th character of work don.

Only the best teacher ar ployed. Th suburb could not don jastic without saying somethiag about its street, which are it special pride. Ia rear to corse ao towa or city ia Indiana will have such plcturtsqn street. Th majority of them ar wid and all ar to wIl shaded. Whea Nicholas UeCarfy.

tha former owner i mt tb land, laid ut tow ait Bad begaa I I aelling addition decided that orery treat aboald aava abad trees. Tbat piaa baa boea rli ioaaly adkerod to and tree adorn very street in tb snborb. In the older part of town the trees bare attained sufficient growth to afford exeeilcot aba lc In a few year tbo town will bo nestled in a beautiful forest Some of tn street jUul in pictar esnecesa any in Ir.u.ar,srol:s roper. Aaiocf tiie ia Eieer aveoue, ii rsc d.aiocaUy th rough the town from Eortheiiit to sKiuiiwest, tud real; the Lbk tba: rormect it iodiacapoiis. Of heat, iubt acd water the towo has all coulj wua, or soon will hare, it was 03 of tb first, if iiot the first town in loci a a to be lighted by electricity.

The tower iv Uq it ced, and ererr part of the corporation terr tory is well iichted. The liffit is sopplje by the Marmon Perry Company, a branch of the Xordyke s. ConasT. Aod tbo town ba natora.1 gas, under an ordinance is a of the oatarai za or nmar.ce of oJis. It will soon haTe wa er for both fire protection and domett.

use. Oarr of men are cow eneaed in u.am for the lud.anapolia Water y. ar.d hyjracti are being located a. t' flu the principal treet. The Ce.t raroad ha Jon to baiid Z.og.

th mi'ter of op tr.e A. A on tr.e lie it, has been a resident of the suburb for Eve years, and never Iosts an oporiu Di.y to say a guod word or do a good act suburb. r. Zibh has been sed in dider ent branches the iwuv service fur over tiiirtv tar. He learned teie ra hy on the old La.aTette i A.

A. ZiO.N. acapolis railrotJ, at Lebanon, his old home, when bit thirteeu years oT aire, llo was in the military serrice duricr the rebellion, and wa tueu but nxtrerj of ae. He Las in this c.tv during the past sixteen ysars, fourteen hu ii yrars he La. beeo'on the Bvlt railroad, ile commenced service with Btlt at the openiuj; of that road in 177.

as chief tiain dispatther, winch plate he tilled until lJi2, when the Iiidiauapolis L'nion railway took possession of the ijsit, and wa sj. pointed to hi present position. He wa pres. dent of tue Tra Dispetofiers' Atsuo'ut'on of America, including the United State, Canada an Mexico, two terms, and is one of the most prominent and popular member of that association. He was a member of the school board for two terms, ana it was greuliy through hi effoits that tno two Lou: hoQse were built in tuat part of the tonn known ai the valley.

He has always taken a great interest in the welfare of the town, and, while he is a Republican, uoes not take an active part in piliilcv but believe in placing the man best qualified to protect tbe torn'siriterst in the diflercnt town offices, irrespective of their individual political vie" a. He is an active member of the I. O. kokdyk a marmok's v. 1.

and K. of V. ludge of his town, and takes a great insertst in the workings of aid order, aud is a regular attendant at all of their meetiugs. Hi residence at the corner of Nordyse avenue and Stock street is one of the neatest aud most attractive collates in this suburb. West In 1 i really a part of In dianapoii!" in everything; but Ho government.

It is separated from the parent city only by While river, and ruauy person hope to see the dav come when that "im aemary" line will wiped out. At present the people of tbi suburb ar against annexation almost to a mau. They say they are doing well and want to be let alone in that well doing. It is only a fifteen minutes' walk from the corner of Waahiuc ton and Meridian streets to the east corporation lino of Vt Indiauapoli. Short.

as the distance is the transportation faciiitie are exceedingly poor. The suburb ii connected with the city by two itreet car COXGREOATTONAL CHTKCH. lines, but both ar mule car lines, and neither is well equipped. But the resideut of the suburb look forward to better things. They expect to be given an electric car line next year, and if they don't get it they will be heard from.

The suburb supports a prosperous paper, the West Indianapolis Advocate, owned aud edited briLS. O'Brien. nits Ag ninst Kail way Companies. William II. Klin has sued th Citizens' Street Railroad Cam pan for $5,000 damages.

He aver that he was struck orer the head with a switeh hook by an employe of the company. Engel Schake, whose husband was killed at the South street railroad crossing, ha sued tbe Pennsylvania Railroad Company for $10,000. An Interesting; spvouselo. fPhlUdelptaia Record. 1 Thirteen young mothers ia aa Eighth street ear with baby No.

1. 0Ji A EESIDEJfCB OS THE "HILL." Jl Three Times Wo; No aiud, JMo Ammonia. No Adulteration, Cleveland's Baking PLAKS FOR THE FUTURE. THE TICUT FOB THE EW FA1B SITE 18 SOW OX. Xorth, autd mm Electric Un Up Alabama Stroat Proposed Good Sbowinsr of thm Ootobwr.

FlaruroaB! Eotavto ItaUsa. Land owner and read estate agents, bow that this ear's basin will boob be orer, are besinoms: to talk over tb prospect for next year. Th outlook for a brisk year, tliey think, was never better. Th fir months between now and th bright weather next spring are expected to bring about a good many change. It ia expected that ion? before that time th old State Fair grounds will bave been sold and a new site purchased.

Very much, ia a real esUt way, hinges on what th Sum Board of Agriculture does. It ia confidently expected that a real estate boom will follow in the direction of the new fair cround, and it is therefore not strange that agents and land owners are besieeriog the Slate board and trying to sell it ground on which to bold tbe Fair. But thoe persons who hare land to sell are not recelrine much encouragement from the board now and will not until tho old site in sold. It is buyers the board is looking for now; and not ellers. On the luth of the month th board will get together, and at that time it hopes to bave some comfortable oflers for the old grounds.

While the board ba not indicated as to which direction it will take the Fair, it is believed it will go north. A strong effort will be made to convince the board tha. the Uionnds oujht so located that they can be reached without having to cross railroads, and this is only possible by going Jiorth. several pieces of land have been offered the board on the Mooun and L. E.

W. aod on of them will probably be purchased. in c'e ground north are bouzht, the I lan 1 owners have mapped out some plans to be followed. It is proposed that Alabama etreet shall bo opened at once through the old rir grouud and all the war up to Thirty fourth street. This street is alreadv opened at the upper end.

and is known a Washington boule vard. It is aiso proposed that the electric line, which will be bmlt to the I a grounds as soon as thev are located, thai, go straight np Alabama street all the way from Massa chuett avenue to Thirty fourth street. At Thirty fourth treet the land owners say it can turu east aad run over to the new grounds. These plan have all been mapped out on paper, and when the proper time come the Stat Board of Agriculture and the street railroad compauy will be appealed to to follow tbem. The laad ownen say that if the Fair ground go north, Aiabama street will eive tha street railroad company an air line to the grounds.

In this connection it mar also be stated that the county commissioners have agreed to buiid a bridge over Fall creek whenever Alabama street shall be opened and approach built for tbe bridge. EfiorU almost eouallv strong are being made to take the Fair sit east aud west, aud "no man kooweth" what tbe board may do. Go where it mar, the location will have a considerable influence on next year's real esUte market. Agents are a.so devoting a good deal of tali to the amount of new addition business that ought to be done next rear. A majority of agent are in favor of paring less attention to suburban and more to improved property, and it seems quite certain that next year's Dew addition busiuess will fall short of this year's a good deal.

Th talk of organizing some syndicate to buy or lease down town lots and eren good business houses to rent goes on, but no definite steps have yet been taken. Merohants are in ach interested in this talk, and it is not improbable that by spring it may take definite shape. Figures for October. Tbe figures for October show that there was a good steady trad in real estate during the entire month. It was on of th best mouths in the year, as the figures show, although agent do not all agree to this.

The total number of transfers reached 535, the greatest number during auy month of the year. The total consideration aggregated 1953,134, a sum exceeded only by the total consideration of January. As compared with tho corresponding month of 1S90. the figures make a good showing. In October of that rear there were bat 401 transfers, and a total consideration aggregating In October, there were 40o bales, and a total consideration of $555,315.

The sales of last month were all of a good character, too. Wore improved property was represented by tbe deed than during any month of the year, The trade in suburban pioperty was considerably less than during the previous month. 'Ihe last week of the month was tbe best one, and agent feel confident tbat this year's businet is going, to elose up in a way that will promise much for next year. The Transfer Becora. Th following table shows tho published real estate transfers in Indianapolis sinoe January 1, 1890: Transfers tor 1S90 Sales, consideration 414,160,976 Transfers for January, 1891 Sale.

oonaideration Transfers for February, 191 Sales, 44 consideration Transfer tor March, 1891 Sales, 449; consideration Transfers for April. IM1 Balsa, 433; consideration. Transiers lor May, Sales, 502; consideration Tranaiers tor June, 1891 Sales, 427; consideration Transfers for July. 1891 Sales, 490; consideration Transfers for August, 1S91 Bales. 134; consideration Transfers lor September, 1891 Sale, 626; consideration Transfers for October, 1891 81, 535; 1,020,694 935,151 744,158 752.963 861,287 753,981 94339 627,044 911,916 953,154 Total for the ten month of 1891 Sales, 4t6S4; consideration 4 8,503,887 lor the week ending: October 81 Sales, 1M: consideration ReaU stvt ana Bailding Koto.

More let fall building is being don this year than fof several years. Orer two hnndred lots bar been told ia Tuxedo Park, between this city and Irving ton, sine th addition was laid out a couple of months ago. II. lieber new addition to their factorr on Madison arenue will be put up immediately. Whea it is completed th company will bar on of th largest and complete! factory buildings in eitr.

The estimated cost ef tbe new building is 119,000. Chicago real wstat agents have been her this week attempting interest Indian apolis peovl in real estate in tha eitr by the lake. Agent wn bar done buaiaes in both Indianapolia aad Chicago sar thr is more money ia ral atat ia this city than ib Chicago. Th opening of Tennessee street all th way to Twenty sixth street, or Crown Hill Cemetery, ia an action that many real estate ageats hare bn ad roosting for a eoupi or yeara. in sirt wui open for travel by tne ltter part of this month.

It runs through several new additiona which have been sold oat this year, among them Kenwood, Kenwood Columbia Piac and Marietta Park. Powder liil Nffskltia Every Morning by Express No Accumvta I tion of Stock SHU Greater Bargains It is wonderful to behold the crowd in our CLOAK ROOM Every day Why is it? One customer tells the other of the BEAUTIFUL GAME BOTJQHT AT SELIG'S BAZAAR At such low figures that every body can afford to purchase just the very thing that will suit. A splendid Fur Trimmed Reefer at $7.50, worth $15. A fine Walker Plush Sacque $15, worth $25. High Art Jackets, Mufloon Trimmed $12.50, worth $25.

Children's fine Coats, latest styles, $4.00, worth $8.0 275 Assorted Styles Coats to be closed out at HALF PRICE, Furs to match. 109 and in So.uth Illinois Street. HIT 11 A Cheaper than any place in the city. 95? Second hand Pianos at bargains MANUFACTURERS OF 1 BALDWIN PIANOS and HAMILTON ORGANS, And Wholesale and Betail Dealers in Pianos and Organs of high grad and standard quality. 95, 97 A 99 N.

Penn. St, Indianapolia. J. X. BOYD, Oxygen alway on hand.

40 East Ohio Bt J. B. MORRISON. DENTIST. No.

WHEN BUELDINO, opposite Poetofllee MME. A. N. HA WES, Prof, of Oratory. VocaJlutlon and Phrdcal Culture.

3C4 North Illinois street; Hoar 1130 to 1:30. References: Walter C. Lyman, Ohtcato: O. wesiev Erneron. M.

L. 1. D. Moses Tr Brown, Boston. Massachusetts.

Dr J.H.Anderson SPECIALIST sjBrome) aaa avaa of Wsnn. GrsuKl Opera XCasua EUu. if. St. nrnfun ufiLlu Mail MO FOR RENT ORGArtS OR RENT BALD WORLD'S.

We are greatly overstocked on several lines ol goods, which we have cut 1 half ia two. Look for the RED TICKET. They denote a special bargain. 'Tis wortkl your while to investigate these prices. 1 nvetymmg TELEPHONE 1296.

MI'S SEE OUR FOR RINK IS Tli fashion leader in 30 i 32 N. ILLINOIS ST. Opp. Y. If.

A. Building. DOLL WIGS mad to order. HAIR JEWELRY For th olid are. tb tim to orasr goods.

How is th tbore Tb Massage treatment for th fac. Ee stores color, makes th face smooth. Ilair Good of all kinds ia th sreral erades. M. E.

PHELAN, x6 E. Washington St. FRED SOHRADER, DEALES IU BOOTS and SHOES 65 W. Wtshington St 1 USE "PERFECTION" HEAD LIGHT OIL. $9.50.

Great Clearance Sale. i HEATTNQ 8T0VZ3 of trary eonesivabl sii, shap aad prtet, frora iho aott legant Jwel Ba Bnraar dowa to th ssnall sht Lroo stor for bdroau. Taj largest rartetj showa ia this otj. I GKXAT OUT XH PLOOB OILjCLOTHS. OIL CLOTH BOTDISO.

2IK0 BOAKDS. ISCTOULSS, C0MTOBT3 aa4 LXSZWOk bessoox surrsa. 1 i f35, atagalfloaai XVI Oeatary or jatlquo Franca aCiror. lataat daairaa! mLix tr $50, snthaf exquisite tor th Wtci. wwi vjur sjuuaa Ear ta.

f3 aM, 3a. fso naaogoada aJi crtr ta arte siliaat tU Wlltoa Vslvet, rood rartet. So, axtra Tapeotry Bra sis. Oo, rood Taaeetrr Bxuasala. 60e.

rood alL Wooa Inrraia Carcata. 9o, rood part Wool Inrraia Qarswte. Soe, good Oottoa Inrraia Carpotaj Largest Ua OhraUl Carteiaa ahowa moniui rgrusrtt, MJO, alV CaenUl, tauufut a. Wool Caaain, worth gtlMk LACB CTJBTAiaraV 1 i Kottinrhana. Irish Point, Tambouf aad Beal nmls Ke.

Tha larveat lin ol PorUoro Cortaia aaowa, Biioriuu rDTHsr. Wool Chaalll, worth flAML 98 pIec Poroalaia Dinner ast, U. ieoObiaaTaa Bet. too, lpUoe Decorated Toilet Stl par Mt'silver tlate Knira as ram. tU bast aickal Alarm Clock.

i i IS, asacaiieoat Ugbt Day Oraaite Bol araat for tho QBEATC20wW Th BastSBachla La.ao. j. or C3oav SJEWDrO UACHIXB. fioiiseneep AMr3I'XTa. aaotTv aftraa aaA ovealaf.

ian coois TJi TO BATR KewFoopUl Kv Xaatel 2Tw tpMUItt! COMING! HoTtt Bt Cemdr. WA MIDNIGHT BELL" 11 Iu Qsul T. Sat Ket ftfslffat Ctealo, ae; tJceaeessa aa4 Boa, ai, TOHLINSONHALL, MART HOWE, WILLIAM LAVIN, CHARLES HANSEN, Grind Concert SATURDAY AJTESNOON CHILDREN'S PARTY, I Under diractioaoiProLDLTB. BraAka, 8car seats at Bif Tour oflo. iZ THE adraaea sal of Seat fa lasr axafsaseat af HOYT'S A TEXAS SlEiOL At th GBAKD Bz weok, srffl BoeHa VOX DAY at 9 a.

m. Owiaa totha EX1JLA.0AD1 9ABY POPULAKITTof this attrsttioa. aad In probahl rush thr will ba foe nlaee. application for msU for th parforsaan 4 OUe4 In tb order retr. TOMLINSON I HALL, i November, to ii, 12,1 13 and 14 Grand opening, Tnesday enalag Kot.

10. Concert ererr reoin br Was. Zone tat aota. plat orcbesua, aasiaied BXLL8TSTT. OOBXT BOLOX0 cf ClBOinneO' Special attraction each da.

Kxcuraioa rate of on far for raa4 trt rUro4 la ladiaaa sn Profeaalooal taehr and soloist. TtADld DroTMa kn4 Barf ao smtlsfaetloa 1 Tor utmi apply sl Nottli Illlaei a aad Oaatral oreaae. SCAT XT, All credalouj popl lariitd iatpaflt our stock ef 2 Fine Custom Mad 4 SUITS and OVERCOATS: Do sot say, "how la it paaaiblB ht tham to tell a $50 Sait for $23," but torn sl see; conrinood that arc ftrlat ym reanlne lierchant Tailornaad toitf Mi Orerooats at oa half th original rosarvf 4. price. buy good from th last toflojfl lath Unlud 8Uts, ani hTf ofttrtetf with sam.

"WSJ aSUaZj Mrchaat Tailor Suite ff mm 35 IS 4Q 3 MM The above consist of all Styles. Color aad Shades, On.awajs and Sack. A fear OhaaoB If ws can fit roo. 1 1 OVERCOATS; 4 i Of all derintiona. Fur.

Brt. nralasu Ktrumjt, Meltons aad Chinohillaw si ad br the very boat Tailors ta tb United SUtee. 980 Merchant Tailor Mad Orerooat fot.J300 14. OS) 40 90 J3 90.M ia.0 Trad where your dollar do doubl dot ORIGINiL MISFIT ClOTEIitjUlLOasi 88 Worth Illinois S. Y.

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ii Pf TILS CITYD1RECT0RT 15." 12 aitar iiiii 1 1 1 1 tub) 11 II a r' 'I tug. OPPOSITE STATE HOUSE. i i i.