Daily News-Democrat from Huntington, Indiana • Page 4

Ribbon Sale Has proven itself a grand success. In addition to onr already large stock we place on sale Tuesday morning, Jane 11th, another lot, consisting of 200 PIECES Fancy light colored ribbons suitable for summer wear, 4 and 5 inches wide, at the extreme low price of t3PWateh this apace for next week' announcement. Tho John Strode 1 Co Daily Hews Democrat. Published Every Evening, except Bunday, by Hews Publishing Company, flo. SO West Market Street, Hunting ton, Ind.

SUBSCRIPTION Per weelc delivered 67 10c Kingle copy 2c CHaB. K. IjOVKT.ACTC. Editor Saturday, June 22, 1901. That fine old son, "I'm glad salvation's free," Is not popular In Porto Rico.

Attorkit Gxnxral Tatlor says he may sin? the coal trust. Here's to a strong' arm to the attorney general. Thiri are forty counties In Texas which have no lawyers. Those counties are supposed to be about as like heaven as can be found in this world. Ths Kokomo steel looking for a location company is for a plant that will require 1,000 men.

If Huntington had a board of trade these nines could be looked after. Thx Harper Buggy company, of Columbia City, is looking for a loca tion. It pays out $30,000 annually in wages. Huntington should have a board of trade to pick up good things of this sort. Thx Indianapolis Journal snorts with rage because the democrats of M'ssouri crerrvmandered the state to their political advantage.

The Journal concludes by saying "this is not republican government." The Fort Wayne Journal Gazette in an swer to the Journal says: "We are free to admit that the Missouri apportionment is unfair and uoiost, but it is in bad form for the chief organ of the republi can party of Indiana to criticise it, since its own political leaders are guilty of a similar crime against popular government, the authors of a congressional gerrymander as uniust as the Missouri law. and certainly as outrageous in purpose if not in extent. In 1892 the demo crats of Indiana cast 262,740 and the republicans 47.46 per cent to 46 17. Tet the republican legislature ot 1895 gerrymandered the state so as to actually give the republicans nine out of the thirteen congressmen and a fighting chance in twelve out of the thirteen districts. These conditions exist in Indiana today although' in 1896 the political percentage was republican 50:81 against 47:64 for the democrats, and in 1900 50 60 per cent against 46:62.

The figures, and they are stubborn facts, bear us out in the statement that the republicans of Indiana are not in position to criticise congressional gerrymanders while their own outrageous measure remains on the statute books a travesty on justice, a burlesque on fair play, and it is not republican government in Indiana any more than it Is in Missouri. Class iPicnic Mrs. Mav Mitchell's Sunday school class at the Methodist church pent today picnicking at the Morgan's spring west of the city. There are fifteen young ladies In the class and each had the privilege of inviting one guest. Kr.

Morgan came after them with a hay wagon. A jollier crowd Is seldom seen and a good time is assured. Don't talk with your forehead. Use your mouth solely for speaking. BREVITY IS THE GOOD WIFE I mm a 1 O.

aa the of Viz aV AXv Stories of the Streets. ot turt were taken xrom a farm and carried before Judge Mock as evidence to determine the rental value of a certain tract of land. It covered a place, in the court room six feet square. Lawyers in ap proaching tbe courts desk would walk over the exhibit. Attorney Dungan with characteristic thought fulness erected a small sign on which was written ''Keep Off the Grass." This struck Court Report er Yopst as being funny and he put up another placard which announc ed that "This Farm is for sale cheap.

Good term3 offered and irr mediate possesion given." Judge Mock ordered the "farm" removed from the court room as it was get ting more attention than the court. Adam Erlenbaugh is a harness maker employed in John Klndler'i Harness snop. He recently recov ered from a severe spell of sickness and quite often his wife sends hi dinner to him at the shop so he won't have to walk home throng the hot sun. Friday his son. Wil liam, brought his dinner to him in a good sized basket.

When the noon hour arrived Adam went to get his dinner but could not find It. Dinner and basket were both gone. Adam is not saying much but keeps an eye on everyone that comes near him. A little chap just out of kilts was playing with a kitten when it acci dentally ran one of its claws In his hand. The little fellow could hardly get over the idea of the kitten treating him in such a manner and In the evening when the boy's fath er came home he tried very hard to scare' up a tear or two.

The father sympathetically asked: "What'i the matter with my little man? and the youngster replied: "Kitty ran her splinter In my finger." Eli Folk is erecting two business rooms on East State street east of the Grand View hotel. He got part of the frame work up last fall and finished it inside so that he and his family were comfortably domiciled for the winter. He was delayed with the work this spring on account of the constructing of the State street sewer which passed through that section of his lot on which his store fronts. The sewer Is now completed and Mr. Falk is again at work making a good showing.

He is doing all the work alone and was single handled, with the ex ception of the stone foundation in which work he was assisted by stone mason, ne is aoing nis own carpenter work and laving his own brick. The building when complet ed will make a creditable looking structure. It will be in order for some one to arrange for a building contest between Mr. Falk and Mr. Quint Hoke, the Warren street builder.

No Possible Show. Lessel Long has been granted new trial the csss of the town Andrews against him and bis bonds men, to recover money used by him while treasurer of the town. It claimed by good authority that there Is no possible show for Mr. Long and his bondsmen only to make a settlement of the claim In ulL Andrews Signal. Announcements.

O. X. 8. Regular meeting of Floral chapter. No.

75. E. Tuesday evening Jane 35th. All member invited to be present aa there will be election of aa officer and Initiation. LAWN SOCIAL.

Social committee No. 4 of the First Baptist church will serve ice cream and cake oo the church lawa Saturday evening. Public is cordially invited. HuHiirsoii Ch'm. 7112.

K. O. T. X. Attention K.O.

T.M.t A special meeting win be held Saturday evening at 8 o'clock at ball for ths purpose of arranging a pro. gram for memorial day. June S3rd. K.K.SAVAOX. Com.

Old papers for sale at this office Bitter apples and rum half pint apples to one pint of rum is the finest hair tonic SOUL OF WIT." YOU NEED OLO BOARD REORGANIZED. W. A Branyan is Elected Presi dent. The board of education met today and reorganiz ed. W.

A. Branyan was elected president, J. C. Alt man treasurer, and James II. Swing secretary.

Mr. Branyan's bond of $25,000 was filed. Mr. Altman's bond is in the sum of $75,000. The board has no radical changes in view.

The city schools are In excellent condition under the superin tendency of R. Hamilton. A few teachers have left the city and.it will be necessary to secure teachers to fill their places. A number of mpetent instructors have applied, however, and the full list of teachers will be published in a few days. I From Wabash Plain Dealer.

Presiding Elder E. L. Semans was In Huntington on business today. Spencer Miles 'has returned" to Huntington, after a visit in this city. Mrs.

H. B. Little, of Chicago, has gone to Huntington after a brief visit Mrs. EUenToohey, who has been the guest of her'' daughter, Mrs. William Chandler, returned to Huntington last evening Mrs Chandler being much improved and recovering from her long illness.

Dr. C. H. Woodruff, who practic ed osteopathy in this city some months ago, has decided to return to waoasn to engage in the practice, and has taken rooms at the Tremont. Mrs.

Melvin Landis, of Hunting ton, and Mrs. Boy Scott, of Pack erton, spent the day with relatives in this city. Her Baby. One of the guests at the West Baden hotel when it burned, said in an interview: "One woman came up to me while I was dressing by the light of the blazing hotel. She was frantic and dressed in a night dress, one shoe and a man's hat.

She yelled to me: 'Save my baby! Save my baby For God's sake save my baby I The next Instant a great lubbering boy, nineteen years old and weighing 160 pounds, came run ning up, dressed in a short under skirt and one shoe, and the two were immediately clasped in each other's arms. This was her baby she wanted saved." Found For Defendant. In the ca se of Thrush vs. Kaylor the court found for defendant. The suit was brought by Thrush to quiet title to property in Bippus Mrs.

Kaylor was as ignee of the purchase price notes Messrs. Dick, Klndler and Dick had judge meats against Harmon Kaylor and they sought to show that there was collusion between Thrush and Kay lor. The court held that there was no fraud, that Mrs. Kaylor was en titled to the notes and that Thrush should have his title quieted. Simply Guess Work.

An abstract of title made by slm ply leafing through the record of 42,000 deeds is guess work. No reliable abstract can be made except from a reliable set of books and by experienced abstracters. Our books are reliable, our ab stracters competent, experienced and careful, our abstracts are reliable and reasonable in price. Willis A. Jones The abstracter, 47 Warren street.

36 18tw 7 9t Jack Racer. Ithas been left Mr. Henry Somer ville to do for the Middle West what Miss Wilkins has done for New Eng land, and Miss Austeen for old Eng land in "Jack Racer," which Mc Clure Philips will publish in June, we have a thoroughly Amer ican story, of ordinary people, and it reveals a life, but little known to older communities, though typical of the largest and perhaps not the least important section of the United Settled Out of Court Mrs. Anton Bousch and John Bousch have been In court three years trying to settle the question of title to a certain part of an alley from Cherry street to Jefferson. The case was compromised Friday.

John Bousch conceded a strip of land six inches wide and Mrs. Bousch is to pay costs. At least ten times the value of the property has been paid out In court costs. Home Seekers Rates "Via Wa bash R. On May 7th 14th, June 4th and 18th, one way rates for round trip will be made to points in the west south and north.

Good to return 21 days from date of sale. For runner information call on or address. O. W. Lakk, Ticket Agent.

Bring Your Photos. To Moffett Stevens in the Mid way block and have a broach, charm, necklace or cuff buttons made containing a picture of your brother, sister, mother or father. 1 First class work guaranteed. 67 6t. Caused Illness.

Chris AUman discovered a leak In the plumbing in his house and he attributes the illness of his family during the past few months to 'the nauseous escaping gases. Mr. All man thinks the city should have a sanitary Inspector. Iha Kind Yob Ha AMrn LJ Cttntlw yj SnOUT SPECIALS. Ambassador White denies that he Intends to resign.

The London Sun asserts Gen. Botha has surrendered. A Parts paper accuses Secretary Gage of preferring a trade war to reciprocity with France. George Worthman. of Chicago, was robbed of 1 worth of Jewelry on a Mew York.

Central train. State troops have been sent to Trinity, to protect a negro from a mob which plans to lynch him. The Congregational church of Grinnell, formally dropped the hum of Prof. Herron from its rolls. i Indians threaten to resist by force the opening of the Kiowa Comanche reservation to white settlers.

A syndicate with $100,000,000 capital is planning to get control of the manufacture of cotton seed products. Two thousand persons. Including many dignitaries, attended a reception by Ambassador' Porter in Paris. Kscaplng convicts at Fort Snelling used a woman to shield them from the bullets of the guards, but were recaptured. 1 Photographer G.

R. Lawrence fell 200 feet from a balloon while talcing a picture of the Chicago stock yards, but was unhurt. British politics are muddled as a result of the Boer war policy of government. A final break up of the liberals is' threatened. Lieut.

Gov. Northcott, of Illinois, head consul of th6 Modern Woodmen, has been offered the presidency of a life Insurance company, with salary. Judge Jackson, of the federal court at Parkersburg, W. enjoined the striking United Mine Workers from Interfering with mines at Thacker, W. Va.

FATAL EXPLOSION. Two Mem Killed mnd Severn lajvrea Hear Kslaaa, Wssh rietlsu Horribly Hansled. Kalama, June 22. A premature explosion occurred Friday at a rock cut half a mile south of Kalama, on the new Washisgton Oregon railroad, killing two men and injuring seven others. The dead are: Thomas Graham and Huge Jameson, both of Portland, Ore.

From survivor it is learned that Thomas Graham and Hugh Jameson were loading a 12 foot drill hole with No. 2 giant powder and had put In about 100 sticks. It is supposed that they had begun tamping the powder with a crowbar when the explosion occurred Jameson's head was blown off and Graham was blown almost into a jelly. "Scotty" Heeney was blown up on top of the cut, a dis tance of 15 feet. His injuries are fatal, though he i atill alive.

His chin was blown off. skull fractured, arms and legs broken and holes blown through his body. Voted Dews. Washington. June 22.

The printing pressmen in their international con vention here Friday finally decided against the resolution requesting members of the union to refrain from loiciner military organizations. A mo tion to concur in a report favorable to the resolution made by the committer on law was voted down. The principal objection to the resolution was that it had a tendency to rob members of their individual independence. Aealtted. Winfield, June 22.

The Jury in the case of Charles Belts, the 13 year old boy charged with killing L. WiKberger, a farmer, for his money, returned a verdict of toot guilty. Wiltberger was shot from behind on April 8 last while returning from town after having sold a load of grain. The jury was out for 30 hours. British Admiral Dead.

London, July 22. Admiral Sir An thony Hiley Hoskina is. dead. He was born in 1828. i TILE MARKETS.

Grata, Provlalaaa, Etc Chicago. June TL WHEAT Weak and lower. July. 68 6Sc; September, 676Sc. CORN Dull and easier.

September, 444 44c. OATS Easy and weak. September. 26 26c. PORK LARD AND RIBS Steady to weak.

Sales ranged as follows: September pork from $16.00 off tO14.90; September lard from to S. 67; September ribs from 8.rr8.20 to SS.12K. i NEW POTATOES Market weak. Texas Triumphs, per 758Sc; Arkansas Tri umphs. 80a5c; Early Ohios, EGGS Market ruling At mark, new cases included, l(Kc; at mark, cases returned, 10c; loss oil, cases returned.

It 10C. BUTTER Firm. Creameries, extra. 1S til 9c per pound; firsts. I7ifl7c; seconds, 14 dairies.

144flSc. LIVE POULTRY Market easier. Turkeys. 67c pex pound; Sc; oucas, libc; geese, per doxenJ New York, June zZ FLOUR Weak and 6l0c lower on top grades. Minnesota patent, win ter straights, $3.403.60.

WHEAT Spot weaker. No. red. 7636c: options closed weak at H4lc net de cline; July. closed 74c; September, 7a73 16c, closed Tlc; October, 7344f74c; December, 74K75Kc, ciosea Y4ttc.

CORN Spot easy. No. 2, 4714c Options closed weak at lc net decline; July, 46 ciosea 4tftc; September, 474f4iic, closed 48c; October closed 47c OATS Spot steady. No. 2.

32c; No. S2c; No. 2 white, 3333Vic; No. white. S2c; track mixed western, 3233c; track white, 2238c; options dull and.

easier arlth the other markets. BUTTER Firm. Creamery, 1519c; factory, 12Klc CHEESE Firm. Fancy large colored. 9c; fancy large white, Vc; fancy small colored, fancy small white, He EGGS Quiet.

State and Pennsylvania, 1313c; Western candled, 13l3c; Western ungraded, ll12c. Liv stock, Chicago, June 21. HOGS Choice to fancy strong weight ihlpplng. J6 12W6.Z54; rough to good heavy packing. S.876.07; plain to choice heavy mixed, 5.97r&a.l0; selected butcher weights, 6.V7.17; assorted light, SS.90 fc6.06; common to fancy light mixed.

$5.87 4j.10; thin to choice, 4.3uS.60. CATTLE Prime Beeves. 6.006.30; good to choice Beeves, fair to medium export shipping Steers, 4.80&5.40: plain to common beef Steers, 4.04.8&; common to 9 rougn, S4.iwij4.46: good to fancy Feeders. S4.3wtf5.00; plain to fair light Stockers. 12.61 64.10; Bulls, poor to fancy, S3.

644.60 fed Western Steers, 4 505. 86; fed Texas Steers. tn.AKtt3.au; uowi, Bulls and Grass 6ter, .25. Gorgeous best describes our neckwear stock. Luxurious silk ties for asc and Jls'Sot Suit Japan.

Peking, June 22. The emperor has appointed Tung to be a Chinese minister to Japan. This appointee is a Manchu and wa formerly vice president of the tsung li yamen. He is reputed to be a Boxer and narrowly escaped, being included in the list of Chinese officials who were beheaded aUthe demands of the powers. It is doubtful if Japan will accept Na Tung as minister from China.

Gold Oatpat. New York, June 22. The Engineering end Mining Journal publishes complete estimates of the gold output in the United States and in the world at large last year. The figures, $118,435, 562 for the United States and $255,924, $54 for the world at large, comparing with $09,518,712 and $311,505,947 in do not differ materially from the estimates of several months ago. Fatal to Horse.

New June 22. According to Superintendent Hankinson, of the Society for. the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, a new disease similar to the grippe has appeared among the horses here, and is rapidly killing them. The disease was first discovered last and from reports submitted by the leading veterinary surgeons fully 10,000 horses are to day suffering from it. Germaay Waat More Moaey.

Berlin, Juno 22. It is officially ad mitted1 that Germany desires to in crease her claim of indemnity against China from 12,000,000 to 14,000,000 because the first figure does not in clude expenses borne by Germany in China from May to July. This demand about tallies with Germany's actual outlay during the two months in ques tion. It is understood here that Great Britain backs. up Germany in this in cx a se claim.

Killed His Brother. Crossville, June As the result of a practical joke John Aba ton was shot and killed by bis broth er, Elijah Aba ton. ur Clocks for Si New line Cat Glass. Watches at prices to suit yon. Engraving Free.

Grafton's Watch House Why Spend Your Honey For cheaply manufactured Candies when, for the same money, you can go to the HUNTINGTON CANDY KITCHEN, Opposite the Court House, and get the finest home 'made creams and caramels ever, ottered to the trade. Try some of our home made candies and see if you ever ate anything: to equal them. If you buy once we feel sure of you as a regular customer in the future. Come in and get acquainted with us. Your visit will be appreciated.

Yours please, Your Summer Outing, Unite health, rest, pleasure and eomfort on ttte handsome, laxurioos Steel Steamship MA MTOU rnMTCLAss ohi.t. Exclusively Special Rates to Pan Americas Expositioa tor Passenger Service. WeeUj Betwaea Cfcfcaga, Charlevoix, Petoskay, aor Amy View, riacklaae I stud, eniBMlw with all StMnuhip 1.1ms Sot Jar Har vtc 1 l.iiui ipnl rudu msoar, sirins pwtlvalan IbaToraM tm mnm wmtlou mU tna. W. P.

A. Maalfa Csaay. CUlCAUtt, Do you UKe The man who trot In that class. exterior; the Interior a THG PHRVIANGG DRY 66BD STORE Chlrt waists. are showlr a ffcs Uss cf Shirt Waists la the 'colors and white.

Gar Prices are the Lowest Huslln UndGPwear. i R0M the best nacafactcrers cf Underwear we i 1 thavc secured sach a your while to Investigate before purchasing elsewhere. The garments are all well and neatly cade of first class materials. The best summer corset In the city for 25c Farasols All sizes and colors. POPULAR PUDLIPATIO4JS POPULAR PRICES baa far aaarlr axrr saais kass S.OOSTII 4 as tsa Paoals's Ma THE IIEW YORK oaal raaUir Kwaiipa.

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Bargains every day. Come In and be convinced. A. KINDLER, 67 North Jefferson CUY THE GENUINE SVRUP QFFIGS CALIFORNIA Fid SYRUP CO. rr MOTS! THX l1! 4 rara 1 mm Is a pleasant place.

the We week. to the here now Prices Come Improve V1NOL. Good Clothes We want onr enstoners to look well and have an air does cot Is either a crisi, dser Clothes do not nake the man no. belocgs to the Indiridral, where Marx $10, csch ccrrectsess as cse mis to th self with this condition and prosperity will coae to Hart, Miaffrier Are tailored with as several times as 3EC. ok SELLE2S OF UP TO DATE CLOTEIL'S AITD stock as to nake It worth aa Moedas.

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Bros, Druggists EVERY HOME Needs Something New at This Time. A Carpet or Bed Room Salt. A sew Res or linoleum. New Clock or Rocker. Morris Chair cr Extension Table.

Sideboard or Cnpboard. Conch or Sofa Lonnge. Range or Cook Stove. And a thousand other articles necessary for beautif jlng home can be found in onr stock. We will sell you anything: yom may need on i Easy Weekly Payments.

Come and get what you need, make us a small payment down and we will arrange the balance to suit your convenience, i Mrs. W. T. Bacon Is now In charge of our store and wil hrtve you her personal attention. JOriES BACOtJ Installment Dealers.

OPERA HOUSE BLOCK. Hoy. M. MOO denrtf What becomes of all the second wives in heaves is as great a mystery as how thin people can have fat children. cr trots ted ths world does so bnt the world judges from the he csst hslld his own sanation.

cf trcssertr. Snrronsd yonr yon. If it has not already. Onr $12 crder and ccstlrj Every thlnsr that men and tsys weir; cheap, tco 25c to $2.03 arid $15 usually sold at 75c and $ixxt A WaVAS Ma TIME TABLES In effect June 16, 1901. bast Bornrn.

No. Pally. :13 am 18 Dally. 0 :07 am S4 (m 60 Sunday Only. 6:50 am Dally, escep Sunday, pm WJST 1 .............:25 am Dally.

10:19 sin Dally, Fast ......6:20 pm pm. 51 Sunday Only pm; 73 Dally, except Sunday, pm IS aad 73, local frelgbta, carry passengers ba tvaan Fort Wayna and Peru. Bnnday ratal One far for round trip, golr and retojralas fcundays only. O. W.

LAKE, Acent, Bnatlnftton, lad. a 8. Oun, St T. A St. Louis.

WABASH BATES. WABASH EXCURSION TO DETROIT. On Sunday, June ltith, and each Sunday thereafter until otherwise advised, 'there will be a rate of $1.85 to Detroit, Tla, boat from Toledo. Low Rates to Points in the South and Southeast. One tbe flrst and third Tuesdays ot each month from June 4th.

one way tickets wlU be oo sale to various points in the south and southeast. SPECIAL EXCURSIONS VIA. WABASH. June 30 June 17 to 29 to Jly 8 jny 9 to Auk. 30 To Denver, Col $31.40 S37.TO To Colorado 31.40 37.70 To Pueblo 31.40 37.70 ToGlenwood 41.40 49.70' To Salt Lave City, Utah 40.40 50.70 ToOgden, Utah 40.40 50.70 WABASH Ii.

It. TO PAN AMERICAN EXPOSITION. Buffalo. Round trip tickets will be sold on dates and at rates showfl below. Limit of 10 days, $13.00.

Limit of 13 days, to Oct. 31st, $17.25. Route all rail orTia. boat from or returning between Toledo and Buffalo. One way Settlers' Rates via.

Wabash Ry. The Wabash will sell one way settlers' rate on the 6 rst and third Tuesday of each month to specific points In Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Virginia. Kentucky, Mississippi, North Carolina, South Carolina and Tennessee. $7.90. Wabash R.

R. Special Coach Excursions to Pan American Exposition: On Tuesday, June 4th. and on each Tuesday thereafter during tbe months of June, July, August, September and October, tickets limited to three days. Including date of sale. Good, going on any train on date of sale.

Will be offered at rate of $7.90 for the round trip. Wabash R. R. to Toledo. Next Sunday and every Sunday $1.25 round trip.

To Fort Wayne, trains 50 and 51, for 50 cents. All other trains 75 cents. For further Information call on O. W. Lake.

Agent. The Wabash railrosd will sell excursion tickets to tbe Soldiers' hon at Danville, 1LU runday, June 30th. Kate, $1.25. Special train leaves Hnntlngton at 7 a. m.

and arrives at Danville about noon. Returning leaves Danville at 6p. m. Wabash excursion to Detroit On Sunday June 16th, and each Sunday thereafter nntil otherwise advised. Rate, $1.85.

Via boat from Toledo. For further information apply to, O. W. Lake. Tkt.

Agt. RAILROAD a effect March 1L 1900. From Huntla Ind. TBAUra Vwi. Dep No.

ft. Vestibule Limited, dally Chicago and the west. 1:30 No. Pacific Express, dally for Obicago and the west. .......9:30 No.

1, Express, daLy except Bun day, for Chicago and the ..13:55 pm No. Local freight dally except Sunday .7:10 am No. 13, ex cepfr Monday. ..70 pm Raw 9, Ohleago aad Huntington accommodation, ....1:30 am TBiUI MAM. No.

8, Vestlbuis Limited, daflrfor New York and Boston ...7:10 pm No. Kx press, daily except Baa day pm No. 13, Express, dally for New No. 30, Local dallyjexcept OS am No. 10, Ohleago aad Hantingtoa ac ootnmodatkm, arrives ...9 nm Through coaches and sleeping ears toBJaw York, Boston and Oolumtras.

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P. A HanUngtOB, IsaJ mXOTTKBIOM KATBS. Buffalo and Petoskey via Erie R. R. O.

will have tickets on sale dally going via Erie R. R. to Buffalo, Northern Steamship Oo. to Petoskey. All rail from Petoskey to Huntington.

Stop over permitted at Chautauqua Lake. Buffalo and Petoskey. Round trip rate $34.65, good returning until Oct. 31st. Also tickets on sale dally for Petoskey and Mackinac Island vlaC.

A Chicago and Steamer "Manitou" at rate of $13.00 for round trip, good returning Oct. 31st. Buffalo, N. North American Saenger fest The CAE. will sell tickets for the above occasion at one fare for tbe round trip.

Tickets on sale June 22nd and 23rd, good returning July 2nd. $17.25, $14.70, $12.00. $7.90. These are the fares to Buffalo and return for the Pan American Exposition via Chicago tc Erie railroad Tfnaaa City, Nobles of the MyBtlC Shrine. On account of the above tbe Chicago 4k Erie will sell round trip tickets to Kansas City for one fare plus $2.

Good going June 9th and 10th, returning June 14th. For Information call on B. G. Hovxr, Agent. Central Passenger Association Mileage On and after June 1st, the Erie railroad and Chicago Erie railroad will sell and accept Interchangeable mileage exchange orders.

These orders are good on all Erie lines west of Buffalo and Salamanca. You'll find our clothing fita your figure and onr figure fits your ft i t) ir ii is il.