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sf.eels ard pUlow cars. rtw HC Mnen 21 yards whT: arterial for Thursday lat ftse LJnenl Inches" wide, that trulariy Tc a yard, "Pedal prtoa.iof Thureday WASH their seasonablenesa, pub l.stved. iWjftuse equal values are beyoad the. possibilities, of local shopping Printed Piques' la' forty one different slyies. just such as you'll find every "where rtced ,12 Sc and 15c a yard.

Thursday our price; is llo Printed Oepon. Crepe Zephyrs or Maus seline Crt pon. as ft Is variously cabled, wiir Join Thursday's Paxa altis at a reduction 26 styles, reffu lariy at 15c And a Swiss ha nee. Colored dots on ahlte around, white on black, blue or itreen you knoW thenv fifteen styles for chootlnc Tniarsaay; every wanted color. feCc and lis (cods, SSAPS I WOOL L'nusual we're almost tempted to ay unploedijnted are thse offerinss of Jress Gooda at 'aimutt half mr Pft "ei.

Mixed fiultlnpa, all wool, tlhe wide, in bfue, irreen and crayy 60c regu i larly, Thursday's prk IVool Batiste, or Nan'a VeOlcfcr, Just the jthin fur warm weather; wear, tan. cardinal, ecru, etc, six pieces Kv trade, at Here's the finish of pretty 8111c and Wool Novelty Weaves that have been sllHis at TSc and a yard. We've bunched them, 13 pieces la ail. and offer choice Thursday at, a BUCK SILKS Who has a Black Satin Duchesse that wouid port with it? Who but would eti yy iWirinc so pretty a material and who but can a flora the handsome iaoric such a price as this? Elack Satin Duchesse. 27 Inches wide, fine, luster, a quality worth tl 2a a yard.

Spegpiai Thursday at Black Taffeta also may be bought at a avins of ISc a yard; dollar quality; LI Inches wide.1 specially priced illapk. Wool Pofilin'of excellent fine" 'surface and clearly marked cord, a. special bargaJn at Here's a whole cse of them for Thursday's selling, not a bad quality, either, ivft about what you usually find Triced 12HtO a yard. fWs've made them Six to ten cents saved on 'every yard ot tfe: Novelty Silk regu 'rly Sire: Kmbroldered Zephyr. 'kind; Tafted Zephyr, 3jo everywhere; JlercfrileJ Madras, usually 89c The tour lets bunched for Thursday at, a yard A PHETTY WAIsT." Isde of black taffeta silk, with tucked front and opera 'sleeves, yoke and vest front' of tucked colored silk, trimmed with Imported cut r'as buttons; our regular price.

Is K.7a, but for a flyer we've chosen to offer It Thursdayat 4 05 OOl, DRH1SS SKIRTS. Just 15 of the .00 ones left, soma dark, some licht colors. While they last Tburtday, cholca 7 5 SILK PETTICOATS. Made of good, ail ellk taffeta In pretty, ortirht colormv corded flounce and dust rufUe, a J4.00 Bklrt, for Thurs day i 4 23 ILK MB HELLAS. of changeable silk surah black tih blue, green, red or brown, Prtn cess bandits, dainty styles, cIaJ lsj 4 I KKIT WEAR.

Ladles low "neck sleeveless white lisle Vest, silk ribbons at neck and arms, lbc Vest, for Thursday Lades' black Ingrain lisle thread with white tipped bevl and toe, a quai ity. unsurpassed at 50c Special for Thursday PTATt iRT. i Halt price not quite pays th Tolll. They are well finished figures and busts that stand washing. Venus de IS Inches high and regularly 60c Thursday of Apollo or Diana.

IS Inches high, the dollar size, special price :L.S.AYiRES&G0 Sole Ageals for Standard Fatterma. I GRADUATING GIFTS. wlU soon in order, and we cava a number of suggestions to.maka to you. 1 Our stock Is replete with dainty and lasting forms In gold and silver, which make beau'Jiol graduating glfta. juIiusCMHcegori Indiana's Leading Jewelers "iU orders rsoelvs carsful attantloa, Msnirlaotursrs of Prtllea and Fret Work.

(MATTINGS We arc making a sale these few days of Mattingwall kinds of. Mattings. Several different' patterns in two qolor effects of Yokoluma'goois and many varieties of Qxina Mattings. We have cut the price all a Ion the' lice uniformly one fifth sparing; ror a jfew now only a few yoa can ti anything ia the way of Mattings" at 20 cent This the time of year for Mat tings and is your chance. Albert Gall Cirpits, Drzperlis, Wall Paptr )T aa.d West Waskla toa Street.

Hardwood floors UU1 and CUT ERS FUNERAL DESIGNS BEDDING PLANTS i COMMENCEMENT BASKETS A MPHCI AtTY. 1 HUNTIfiGTON PAGE, 132 mmt Bfsrktt (Law Oalldlag.) FLOW CONSTABLES' HIGH FEB COMPL.OT FRO fiTTORri THAT FEEN ARK Kit SSIVE. 4.aataMea lmy ait Tell'FosBe Their Triable A Exanttaatlon of DodWets of Justices of tk 1'tface. ComplAlnt are heard fr In attorni who have cases in Justice lf the' courts that the 'tOBntableV fees are law all. cewive and more khan t'B them.

The constabl his, point) the heaT penaltii', provji! by statl i aaltist rWc officers who barge feesi and say that tf the cijnplalnt wifr true they would be const an In troi and defending suits brought Lfainst while In fect it Is seldom of that kind, is beglun. Iri that have been tried it Is at an ac pn few cai aid that Ike 0 i THE3CITT BAXjTARlAN AT WORK. have been acqu ted of tKe charge. For purposes of vomparl the criminal dockets of the five courts this cfti were examined and the con ables cols notea cases tried' since tlie new governing "Justices' courts int Into feet. The charges against th defendant were, anu inciuuea orovoae, fanlty, jassault and JjatterJ', tresp keeping land frequenting uses of I rame, wire aesextion, car; 11 ng dead! weapon4 surety of the pe ie, iviolatl nd board! the school law and the hotel housa laws, drunkenness, cr lelty to mala, jumping, on JolaUng th nan ana natural gas laws, a kd so on.

Justice of the Peace Nlckeinon haa only four criminal cases, die DrtnclD business of. his. court befng of anoth kind. The. constable's cosw iveraged running from to tT.BoL There vere fourteen cases where thf fees wera charged up.

In i Justice of thU Peace Lockman'a 'Io also dott not have criminal cases as his speclaltjH ri a a i. (a The constable' costs averaged to. ere from $3 to $7.30. I I In wen ty nve cases In Jiitlce of Peace Clark's court the average for cor stable costs was the aiijunts ran ing irom xs to vi. 1 There were twenty six cas In Justicj or the Peace Smock court, for constable's costs was different casus the coats were 19.70.

Justice of the Peace Hay h. he average and in til rom $1,50 tj the heavt! est cnminai docket. There three cases, in which the fees fwere tortv ere charged up. and the constable's costs iveraged running irom to 30.W. Constable Frank Frank Glass is constable In Hay's courtJ and there is probably more king don against his charges than a gainst thos of any of the other constable One'rea 3 son is.

of course, because be nes a large? business than any other constable. It 14 said that he has a large clientage, notwithstanding his ability to costs, and that he gets more cases thai any othei two constablea It la a fact they say, that constables work up Business far themselves and the courts, aii that the.yl that Glass Is the only constabl makes money at the, buslne; that be owns several pieces of prop'lty, bought with saved earnings In the twenty five I years. or so that he has sfr ed as con stable. When other constable have heard what Glass costs were Ini individual! cases, they have exclaimed: ow does be to explain It. Justice do it?" None of these care Just how he thinks Glass doe of the Peace Hay was askil about It "Well, young man, said be thing.

Frank Glass has been there's one n.the busl na inrio enough to know whit pay he is entitled to. and he knows "wnat the law in. and more of it than any! two of us Glass was asked about It. Hi said: "The law makes my fee, not I. Inlnany eass here they they arl really less than I am entitled to.

The ofsts depend altogether on the amount of the con stable has to do. I had a ca wnere my coats ran up to $S0. I had tojjgo all over tho county after the witnesses go several 1 imes iter some ot tnem, ama tnere wee about fifty of them. hen thd man came to pay up. he begged me to iet mm on 1th $00.

I did so. There was clean loss of $30 that I was en ft 11 and could have collected. We constablei are everlastingly besieged to cut down frur fees." The principal part of consEi bles costs are mode by mP.eage. Conptniles are al lowed by lew 10 cents a mll both ways when they to make arrests to notWy 2o cents for serving warrants and subrenas, 23 cerls each for making copies of these and fir returning tnem, 60 cents for attfnuanqi at trials. One of the Justices explained ihaf a eon stable could make ccsts by Unnecessary trips" in search or In pretend I search of persons wanted as defendants witnesses.

Waat the Constables Say. The constables say, howeve jthat th prefer not to'mke try trips. especially when It Is uncertain Is In criminal cases, whrthc as It often the costs win be psld" at 5JL They late mnu merable lnstances, in which spent' parts of days and night earchlnr foa defendants only man go' to Juiy after the trial, lng them out of their fees i hey have for weeks to see the hus cheatr nd making thir work, as far as they ard concerned. an for notmr.g, Then, in the numerous casei whero the Judgment or verdict is "not kTiIlty," Ihe constables have again had tb5r work for nothing, as the Ftste rays costs. A large proportion of cases are mppealed to Criminal Court, and In a jimijorlty of these 'cases.

It Is satd, the de ndants are found "not Vullty," thus agaj. jt prerentlng rne coueciin or iconntaDie cost. so that," on the whole, the cor.fjtabes say. even inougn may aipear nign It is with difficulty they are at.e to make a reip ctiible living under thejkchedule of lees set oy statute. II Nearly all the people who lannesr In thse courts.

it is asserted, lave attor neys to difrnd thvm. and it tvnTart of the bueineu of the lawyers to set Hthat tllegat clienta say, how sometime ajrainst eD their eye on me pcopie no ettue them trouble in tnis way. and not Imuch time court on elapses before they' iro a cm. in some such charge as provoku or Drofan ity. It is true, however, that In number of cais constables costs have een found to be more thsn the lnw proHfes and the constables bjive, wlllinglv othiewlse.

cut thtm doyn. to the Unnit. rMBoleal WsIJlngfora and llarvld Illegger will Pi0" a trio ir two violin and rgar. with ylifs HoymiK at Bobfrts Ptf cliurtn. tounuay r.igri.

at a mukicai svice. These two la who are only fi rt ten and twelve seari old. rciie tivelv hsho' a ciocd taltr.t for music They sons of Mr. and Mrs. Ccnnantin wcll r.on tniiltinns ot tne llwin 'atroer.

who has ill en known costs sre.net taxed against tEelr iwyers nave neen neard tiu that their, clients hav.fj founa it prontable not to "kMk" the costs, for some constablrjl ff If 11 lt het'e for three years ns an artistic concert ptatiift atnl it lyncher, as taken 'a pol Ctn with tlf I'i hNkIv C'nervarory Music, tr, Hiltlmore. M1. lTe wlll at tile liend 'otthe dejiortinent. Mr. Karmt and 4im wife will gi to Baltimore In 0 tohr.

Mr. Oliver Willsrd Pierce will closo a buy Hiiii fiiirwful of recitals at Gre.iifleld to nlhv. oi MILK ANALYSIS. How Mr. dark Robs the City Merry Ga Rond.

I "The. city sanitarian has analysed. forty milk sampi. s'' Is a frequent phrase read in the papers, applying not only to milk, but to many other things. Few people know exactly what labor Is Implled'ln the phrae.

Rani; a Han Clark is to be found. daily in laboratory In the baao ment of thi court house The analyses Include everything frorn sweet rhllk to diphtheria cultures, and tre are varlou? methods for analyzing each. Milk Is now the. "heavy" article and. frorn twenty to forty samples are analyzed dailyT Clark's method requires several fours' work each day.

The milk samples are ga'thered by Inspectors in the early hours of the day and taken directly to the health office. Each Is placed in a long necked hottle, with a scile on the and Is labeled. The same quantity of milk Li put in. each bot tle, and to It ascertain amount of sulphuric acid. When the bottle shaken, the milk becomes a dark cherry color.

When twenty four, samples have been diluted with acid, the bottles are placed In the "merry go 'Tound." Thl a machine designed especially to shake milk so that the fat 'quantities will risi to the top. The twenty rour bottles are dropped In tin receptacles, where they are firmly A cover. Is placed over them and the motor Is turned on. The bottles begin to rotate as on a merry go 'round. Faster and faster they go, until It seems that the machine, bottles and air win fly to pieces.

This Is kept up. for four minutes. Then the bottles ar removed and ail the fat quantities are found at (he top carefully Indicated by the sea lev Tho analyst Is able to see at a glance thei quantity of the fat parts, which the machine has churned to the. top. Then there are dozens of other test, both mlcjtcopic and with, the hand and eye Mof the day the sanitarian Is busy, clad In a big, white apron and with muscular arms bare.

He has assistants. He analyzes water, food and cultures every day, and uses the most mod ern tne neaun aepanmen; not be 1 riff narslmonlous in nrovldinjr the best meins of knowing the physiological effects of (pverything offered or sought for an alysts. A DELAYED HONOR. Bronte, of Ir vlna ton, Receives Medal for Valiant Service. After thirty slis years.

Capt. Charles W. Brouse, of Irvington, has received a medal of honor which he won by valiant serv ice on the field of Missionary Ridge as captain of Company of the One hun dredth Indiana Infantry. According to an kct of Congress, the award of such a medal of honor requlrea the, sworn state meitt of eye witnesses to or offlclal. records of the special act of the recipient of the medal, both of which are In rvluence BROUSE BADGE OF HONOR, In Captain Brouse's esse.

Gen. John Ma son Loomls's report to the War Department of the battle Of Missionary Ridge. tel! how Captain Brouse conducted him 1 fself on the battle fle.M. General Loomls isaia in nis report tnat ne tried to have R.aptaln Brouse promoted. The reason for the delay in sending the tmeaai is tnat a portion or the general (report was lost and was not replaced by supplemental repon uniu aoout a year igo.

A letter from the Secretary of War also says: "The medal has been awarded Captain Brouse, the following being the articular service rendered by him 'On his occasion. Captain Brouse, to encour ge his men, 'whom he had ordered to lawn under the fierce fire and who were arrially protected by slight earth works, lmself refused to He down, but walked Llong on the top of the works until he ell severely Captain Brouse ays every privrte soldier on that line de er ves a medal. Captain Brouse left Atlanta, bringing with him in srreenbacks. khlclk he distributed to persons to whom had been sent by soldier boys. While arrying the money he was attacked, but defended It and.

carried it to its des inatlon. ri 0 Alleged Crook Arrested. Boston. May J4 John T. Roach, Montreal, alleged by the police to be a irofepslonal pickpocketj and all round crooic nas neen here on the dharge of being Implicated In tha df the Dominion Napanee, Ontario.

August 28, 1SSC, when in cash and tftes were taken. Roach 'is fifth and last cm the Hst of suspected N'upanee robber. H. Holden and G. E.

Pare, two othor Members of the rang, who were' caught lh New England last year, escaoed from Tjhe Jail at Napanee about three weeks ago. A Preacher Convicted Muscogee. I. May 24. Thai second of the.

thirty defendants In the celebrated minole burning cases was fojund guilty the United States Court here. His rffme is Anflrew J. Mathes. He was at the tlme' of the burn liar ot the Indian was "present nd prayed idly f. uoH to save the souls of the but nr.ce no effort to save them Sum hi 1 feJI.iwcien.

As in the case of upfy Trilled States Marshal Jojies. irho ns onfictM last wtek the preacherWas last wtek I pplny. lor aiu.uippi t4 to Isn 10 THE IS NEWS, WEDpTESDAT MAY 21, 1899. I i Ayres Thursday specials to all who roJ la and "Httia frrtcea, A for ih In wrr family. 'UTjlte Orevaed In Linens, same a you have, pW Vme a yard for jnany tloaea.

I 4 clal for Thursdayr a yard Tic jjlere's ooic three. designs of Plain hits wually cost you 40 or Co a yard. lTfcey are inches wU, inj Thursday's prtoe is Seven ontu saved on every yard this' i pln toch White jOnraniy: get a yard re rula'rjy. 'tout, just to aId to Thursday Interest, we aay 335 A chance to nave for those lurury lov Hi. oid ahlkbed people, who tiil cllrnf 'to the only proper material for i WASSCWS i for York A qhildVenTs Hats, all dolor, trimmed with abundance of flowers; $1.25 Viluei lot .43.

7D TrimWl Hats fir ladies, right up to date styles, sot one in the lot worth! Less thin I. $125, choice. $1.93 he 0 pieces fine Jaconot Emproidery, 4 in. wide, new open work, witn buttoniole edges, orth 15c for. .10 Shirt Wiist Insertinpi, on swiss, natnsodkJ and mne cambric dainty opta lacy effects, to 3 inches to tie, more than JUU styles to select from at fnom 5 to 19 Sti ir Hand Tdwtls, each lat Oc TurkisH Bath Tiwels 21c Turkish Bath Towels.

.9 .10 .12 .15 .19 J25 .1 5c TurkfsH Bath Tdwels 8c Turkish Bath Ttwels ii i 20c Lined Towels, plkin hemmed 25c LineA Towels, hemstitched $5c Lined Towels, himstitched tTash Xbout idO remnanM Table. Linea from 1 1 ykrds up td 3iL yas. iOc quaUtfiei 40ct 75q quahtts 63c? B5c quilities, aa up H. P. SSON CO.

Ifl THE BARBER'S CHAIR BARB Eit TALK AS nE LATU ERS AHD SCRAPES. Tr lals of the fTrad Its Demands on kill Patience Whiskers and Rasors hat Grdvr rooked that Shave Them. IThere's a ri tor I Haven't used, be rot," merit said the iecond rber In thebase shop. he held a. white handled imllement over a custonler, "who was half bulled with tOVi els In in aj rec it 4 1111 plush chair.

"I Just traded for the' man on last chklr. and I think I got the be of the batfcaln, toA, but everything in trading horses and razors. If It doAsri't cut rigihi or II It causes your chks' to burn I wan to know rht acquainted with aw fcy. You see I'm not thi razor t. Trie barMr si ropped the new blade.

spi ad cn mire lather aad began to shave anJ talk Razors are he said. I Idld not think the rakor I traded for thl one was aiuch account. and I'm the last pre ty rure thak the man on chiflr traded foH the saifie reason. I5ar beri are riven ti Lradlnd ahd 'doing one one will work an other. Her.

Mhybd jmyCld all right with Him, and maybe I'll find thl one all TJght. Men who get tired watlng Uelk iiirnfr to iet Into a chair generally try get eveti by dubbing a ar er shop Butcher shop, and they call the btrbers the butch'irs. Some think the isn't 4 "nythlng In barbering but snriiring on lath 4r and rasping off beards, but in 1 there is a good deal more khan that here Is nothing mire delicate and sen all itive thah azor Bge. The blades ook about alike, exctpt In and youf ould tjhlnk they would act alike. but be one the edgi ovei they donfL No two of them seem to xactly the sime.

I dan hone one In way anil glf it a good edge, but kame kind off hbnlng. might spoil of the next one. Barbers the world say that razors are) contrary on a danfp or rainy day, and I believe it. Mai be the azo Itself ifc nor contrary, but the implements usexi in sharpening one. can be.

m'eather and Hoalav Stones. "A honing stotia gets aheavy in rainy wea the hen Th dampness saems to get Into btone anil cahisf the razor to drag whe drawn across It. That's queer, too. whefc we use watfer on th stones on dry day! as well as wet ones. Barbers don't Is true.

They prettnd to kiow tehy thiM are loo busy saving next, taming to custimers ori trading razdrs to think of as attle a thlnd as why. a hone gets hea" In wet wealher. Wit the honing stone Ik not the omy .1 which Jgets 'off on account of atmosfjhere.l The dampness makes tber strop sluggish and a razor stick's to It, While it will move freely dry day. Tike same thing happens stTopi Beeswax is 1 rubbed canvas canva 1 strtp to gjv it the proper and on wfet days the wax seems ze out. A ruusslan leather stroo Is inly kind I know of tjhat won't feel fects of rainy weathtr, we parbei have our troubles When ler the ire wet dry the rizor Is Ijii order and the barhtr Is In lit may be al beard that, makes the vho is getting shav led know that ling Is going wrong.

He may re or khat It Is, bdt he usually rS it to the tazor. and isn't slow' to tomplklnt. But the barber what has Happened He has been ag st the 'grain of the stop and ktrcp hb rar, how rause It lsr easier tt stop than It to corivtncje the man who is down hardest man to shave 1 one who ofTilc ted 'With atty kind of a fever. I on't Iknow why it is. dui 1 1 1 shaving a ever latlent la like trying to shave the khe cylinder of a music wire box.

A hiskens' off Is lis tough as th other. hian Who saaves. cldse every day soon Has a nara. wiry oea ra. wo men with If ards krowlrtg trie same direction never km iiwo fjai un 9 chair in suc cesslor A man with bis beard growing towar his ahln oh both dheeks will be follow by a second man whose beard grow toward his chin on the left side of his farm anil ward ear on the other tde: Another man may have a beard rowirig upw Wrd on dne side of his throat nd dbwnwa rd on the other.

Still nothe may have the hi kers growing stralaht out all ov er hls fc and aeck. like a twinged atJ may have his beara I Then (another man erowlnri In rlrcf ia, isi Dinetrelnt ui rectlona. bi rber has td'lbok oit for dl. recti on which a Heard Is growing fore he beg I 18 using, trie razor. He cin teil this rubhlng hik finger lightly over fee's the fac4 of the man in the hair.

It his fihgersj Just a one 4 ho knows a piecd of cloth! ow to tU h'ch! wa'y Than tne the "gri rasor hi in' ourasUn the fabric, toj go In the dMectfon of Lie ihe growth. If the blkde goes tigaint It man wliv owns thelbenrd on knows, he getting conuoftanle lie gen tables Sailors All been and 93c, Children's pri; Embroidery ing A to of of as It To lt m. Iota ot this all tor hlKh at out of nam. tiaV.y sJys He i bJ ing slaughtered. But THURSDAY'S FT.

SPQAL5 Mulinery I tcrmorrovs sellinr. All of tne stock of fine hats, shapes and for auick movink bargain of 'Walkin? Hats and worth your while jisitingv odds and lends of lines We have handting, worth JUfj, 5 2.00 $2.50, an this table now at 75c and .49 UN TRIMMED HATS Untrimmed Hats, ill col youll krow thek value .19 37 Stylishly Trimmed Ladiei' Hats, the mark of our qtst trimmers, hanl made straw and chiffon frames. These ari worth $50 and $6.00, choice. Salej Is a Trade .1 3 22c Fine Jaconet Embroidery, 4 to 6 taj wide, open designs cm wide margins, sale price Jaconet Skirt Flouncing 10 in. wide, wide, heavy open work.

Imported to sell at $1.25 a yard, .15 7 Basement Bargains 16 incb Popular Lawn Mower Chilkoot family size Refrigerator made of seasoned ash, charcoal lined, galvanized iron shelves, re movable waste front. Size 27 inches wide, 42 inches high, 19 inches deep, holds 50 pounds Fancy! Screen Door, made of It lumiber, finished in natural colors, best! rf screen 'Transom', sizej. Smallsize Plain I Screen Doors, 5 stained, mor tised, best of screen! wire, Transom .53 .43 Small size THE puSY STORE. iJber the ba knows what is wrrong. He will stqp and strop lis razor, however.

because! It is easier to it is to jtry to explain down. '1 "To strop the razor Ins to the man in the. stop a minute than to the man who Is Is always satlgfy chalr. He is proud ot his knack in telling when a razor blade is a shade 'ofT, If It cuts well after! 'IF IT DOESN'T CtTIt RIGHT, I WANT TO KNOW." complaint. It Is cutting easier to hlnl because the barber hah been careful ort the th3 secdnd trial to nad which way beard Is growing.

There Is another queer thing about the business which 'barbers', don't understands man rlll inflict tweity. tiroes as punlshmfnfin using a rfzor.on himself nd think nqthlng of It, as he will take from tho razor In the hands a barber. A fellow will pull cut his beard and cut bum pi on face with a razot In his own hands, but he ti'Uj want to thrash a barber who Has a si blade or barely cuts Into his skin. Of. there's a.

lot in the barber busit ncs besidee stropping rasors and sc rasing 0 A Manamrnt at San Francisco. San Francisco, jMay 2t The promoters of the movement to erect In this city a monumenjt to commemorate the deeds! of the Amerlcin navy, especially ine victory 01 Aamirai uewey, nave set work with will and are confident that the moneiy will soon be (raised. Ex Mayor Pond has; been appointed treasurer of the fund, arid the executive committee is composedl of wealthy and prominent qiti sens. At a meeting td be held on Friday sub opmmlttees will be appointed and details asj to the manner of collecting the fund will be agreed Upon. When the requisite amount has been subscribed, the leading sK'Olptors of the world will be asked to furnish designs, for the monu ment, 1 Charges Asralnst llnapectors.

Washington, t. C. May 24. In the ca the 'twienty two custom insuectors iat PNew York, who were recently suspended Jupon changes of neglect of duty and l.of accepting I tips from Incoming steamship passengerp, the collectjor and surveyor the Dort. who conducted an Investlira tlon Into flhe cnarges, hay reported tlat to ten of the men the charges were not sustained, I and as to tr.

remaining twelve was foindl that the facts warranted their Busntensjon from duty and pay foi thirty days. The recomniendation hnrve Deen approvea oy asm Spalding. stant S.cretaj Finest Straw Hats in the World, Tha celebrated "Knox'1 straw hats ars conceded by every one to ha the best. We are sole agents. DAtTON HAT CO, Bates Home.

ft Ol'T OF TO rt'X EXCrRSI05 1 1 Mlehlaaa ltf lad.i (Lake MlehJ. an) aad Rochesterj lad. (I.aks Manltoti), Sandar, Jane 1 Via the Lake Krtrl A West a rrn Hallroad.r Fpeclal train Laves Union a. stopping at I Tipton; KMcorr, Peru and 4 Intermediate' arrlje at Roche.uar a Mioniran ity, ins a. m.

jtgrnin leaves Michigan City 1 p. ni, Rwhe.tT p. Tlokta and further Information at city office. S. Illinois Union iut tlon and Maa achuaetta ae, depot.

6 At 17e on the Dtollar. We Dourht the stock of C. ot hish frade hoe, 13, Shoes at 4c. Inc. 11.48 rrledden's1 brnkitn 14, o.

and 11 and I1.M. Kale starta Thurflrtay mornina. ols cloalnt out E. Washing tot Meridian. three' djor east Try Hoyt'sicur.

for poisoned blood. A Larte Lot ot Rac a a Salts week. a suit, pas Habl. 10 W. sfajv Green Dental Rooms.

art Place, corner Illinois and Ohio. 8te. Faneral tarrlacei $3, feat servlcej 1 rank Bird iYanif tr Compaay. Ache for headache. Mrs.

Wlnalow's Soothlnc Blnip la the best of remedies for children tee thl nr. lio a bottleJ 4 yon buy a chalnleas bicycle see" the VleJ Bplnroller. Uus Hablcn, ltXl V. Market stJ He Beashi at Stock of 5,527. worth of hoe of C.

Ktiedjren. Broken lots of rrade shoe. Pale start Thursday morn. Ladles', cthlldren's, ml.ee' and men's shoe. tee wlni3w.

fS, 14. $5, snd. IT ehnee 4HC, "ici S1.4S and fl.Pq'Vols closlnc sale, a E. aahincton. three doors cajt Meridian.

I' Outlnf racers; $33. Gus Habl Ladles' Perfection Shoes 1.9. Kid or cloth top, black or colors. Fred Bar. 47 b.

jmnn. at. i Tlfyiitlc Cure for Rheumatism! Intmellately relieve; quickly cure. Huder's Drue Store. 1 1 jWASSQgTS Reductions balance qf that reat New 'trimmings go on the bargain I i Lds, Untrunriied Hats, fresh, bright colors, variety of shapes, worth 50c and 75c, choide .12 Fine Mexican Chica braid short backa light colors and weight, $1.50 valuei special sale' price .75 Valking Habt, new ones.

The "London pip," newest importa tion, in a kumber of colors, price. $3 00 Wii inner J0 and 12 ik Jaconet Flouncinsr, Deauutul new open designs, special 'fori trimming P. K. skirts. a value up to 40c yard, sale price.

.25 i Grass Linen Bands, 2 to 3 ic wide. worth up to 50c yard, sale price ioc, itc brsday Garden Hose, ruar nd 300 pound pres nt 5.98 2 .29 ens, hardwood frames, best of wire. 24 In. high, ixtends from 20 to 33 24 in. hip h.

extends fmm 7i tn 37 .18 0 30 h. extends from 24 to 37 33 .3 Burher C41 Stove, heavy, large, wei mad, tor natural or arti i ficUlgasoj 6 foot Gas'Tubing 0 4 quart lrbxi Preserving white lined .15 Quart Milk .10 H. IR WASSON CO. tftVAKE ERIE WESTER R. R.

CO. Annaal sssra Falls Eirarsloa Tmruddy, A a am at 3, I Ronbd TrlD Oalr S7.0O. Leave Inditanspolis 11:15 a. further inrormatlon cfcjl at city offlcei 2S 3, Illinois st Vaiy, ueneral Pawencer Aent. 1 1 CISClKXATI AVD REtTRT 91.

TIsi H. Jt V. Two itralnsJ a train stop at Rush vine. Connenivllle, Mbertr, Oxford: and Him nton, a. Im.

train makes no stops. Ba ban. C'lnclnnbtl vs. Baltimore. lmv Cln cmnaui returning C.2S p.

m. i When: the Warra Weather Breaks L7ose. Warm weather la comlnr' fnr it The best preparation la to call up' our bottling house, ielephiiqe 57S, and order a good supply ot our "'PueKeJdorfr'' (pint or quarts), de Hvered at your bouse. Hrarin Company. Visit the Boot I DBlde Dawk when tyoklnguor shoe bargain, 8trawr Mats.

Trie aobbleat hats In the city at nonalir prices are at bchaub a Ctar'i Hat Store 41 0. AlJUltfl SU isaiaaappiii rnafinsr Company in job prlnuns. pcatar printlns. cataioru pnnims dix.k printing, macaslo prtaUa. "Acbs HJf toe naadacB.

Bicycles. Our ns Xing and Quen B1crels are. tha best valus In toe tity. It you need rour whxri repaired, call and our prices. Thomas Hay.

Mooiusaot tttao. I 1 Hames. Be them. 0t prtcep. VaadarpooL Howasd'a Carpet Clcanlnar.

Best work, iiowest prlcea. ijelephooe 41C 4 Nw. a round floor studio. Utewart Pan. der, 229 MaschtWtt.

ave.Mhalt squarW from id. jjemson. btantoa u. unite, operator. tor hdacb4 i Hair Stores Lowest prleea.

Beat 200d. preateat Tarleti. Ladles' IfeparV sieoi. hwi cruer OusC Bosbeix. Tailor.

XI Peaasylvaata st. I Jnst ArrtTed. One htindVel "of the new models Oerelknl na yvestnein oicyciea. Bur we 11 beaiinas. choice ol( tires).

Including the' Hurwell detach able. su, jjj, lana 4. tseata anytblns" In the market. Mueller Watson. 307 Maasachuaetts ave.

TOIk Filled Wltbont Pa I a. By IB. Hale meinod. Wblca la sua ran teed to oe (erreuy narmieaa "and efflcient tn every Jnatanee. C.

EVEKTS, U. DenUit. IV, N. Pennsylvania at Best 14 rarbonettea at 8 per doien. In order to use up tne card stock on band with Marcaul Power's name on.

Come be for. tney are an sine, or ret a ticket and alt when you wian; i aown. and oaiance at time of alt winaow. J. H.

Clark, to aroeau rower, next aoot to Rlnra Feed yiur hprae duatlets oata Co toj a Diamond Dealt for diamonds. J. C. Slpe. Importer iJlamonda.

room 4, If Ni jaeriuian st. "Chamberlain is Pain Balm: cures rheuma Uam. neuralgl. all pains and aches, tie when yol wtsjif nrie. copper plate, ana raved eatiinr caroa or invitations, send to W.

minora, fnaiainapoiia. 5l Alt JEWELRT, Watches or Dl monds pnrohased has onr coiraatee of beat qaallty and at WHOLKSALE PRICE, Kaajt Wavshlaataa Itraat. HAVE Vo'u NEGLECTED YOUR HAIR? No mattrr what the color or condltlorj your hair faded, streaky, I BLEACHKD GRAY St cm be made beHu tlful. glqssyj and natural oy tlie application of tho IMPEBlJiy Hilfl REGENERATOR It is clean, odorless, lastinir. It does not contain an atom of poisonous matter, will not stain thd scalp, and oatns oo not.ar feet It; neither dos curllna: nor crrmplnK.

Pr ce 11.50 arid S1W. Dellrate ana clean for ML'STACIHE and U1CARD, A sample or your hair colored free. IniDcrlai CHemlcar 2 oth ave N. V. Id iidlanarWiiis.

sold and applied br MISS M. K. PHlCIiAN. IS1 W. ah Incton sU ahd H.

KINZLEX. N. IU1 ncis st. lOo i IOc Th factory baa safflolsnt Harana to malatada taa quality. PATTOM Distrilalerj i 14 t.

Weak. ILK BOSPM SHIRTS. SOc, l.OO. Blue white, I hellof nd' fancy stripes. TIFF IIO.aOM sIIIKTs.

3lo Fancy effecta. Collars attached and detached. ODERWiqAR. all afrles, 2Tc a p. THE G103E CLOTHIKG (0.

A'ashlas(on mud Dtlatrare Sta. 50 foot Cotttjn anteco to sta sure, iixeeue 10 auart SpriniJin Window Scrk center exunsio i life At The When and you can't lose yoxir moneys back if you wish it, but you won't want it Three Great Suit Sales ucan op ot Aien 510.U0 ani 512.00 lines tarfains JU $16.50 Snits. YH CIcan np of Finest Salts. ani now na tnere 9 no store matches.thesofprlces quality considered. 'VVex ask your lnspeciloo.

Se WlrtdoW Displays. Out Go Cycle Suits not many left, but all pood patterns, cotnz fast at thesa talues: I cnoice or our noase, anyicycle Suit. CAS JUi Take those that sold up Take those that sold up As It Gets Warmer you'll need Hzhter clothes, and when rSvt do. When Remember Tho When Glothin 30 to 40 N. 1J Our Display of i.

has no equal in any other city. are the lowest and our quality are the highiSt. H. T. Conde Iinpleinent 27 to 33 Capitol.

1Y CD) FOR COOL DAYS i 1st. Lot of fine Covert Jackets full silk lined, seams, worth early $10, Ci all'cew goals, choice. rW Lot is a grand assortment of all the newest K. cloths, the newest shapesfull silk i lined, worth $12 to $15, vJf CREP0N SERGE SKIRTS One lot assorted at $5.00, $7.0 and $8.50, worth tO.O, 12.00 and $15.00. 1 1 BMIVE Iri Rain or Those exeat bargains at Ko.

10 West Washington street are oth house, 'because i re eai spr ifac 'over. they are later and tier patterns and each suit of clothes at So cheaper, because the5r second npr. stock and pVices were lowered by ories, after the first rush" had beqn passed 111 Mil 'i 9 $22; $20 .2: hera or that They are to tiCO, for $5.00. to 15.00, for $asa tnw a no in uow rJhowi a i 1 gCol Pennsylvania St. 0ur.pRicl3 AXD rSTYLES Go.

There's no Bre3i just as Old ManofacturcJ from selectci 1 raatirlals anl ciaJe ia a suterior ay pecoliar to Bryce's Stpaa Bakery. SOLD EVERYWHERE ISurisHitie not equaled in any 1 1 i.