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ft" GET INTO in PROSPERITY'S GET INTO PROSPERITY'S am Dress well, look happy and prosperousjorget all about hard If times, and BOOST! You can aiFord to this season. It is really your duly to do so, because the individual's attitude toward pros perity is the most important (actor in bringing it about We're doing it. Buying more goods, better goods, greater varieties than ever. Opening up more and more new stores. Giving all the noV vantages of liberal credit to more and more Deode everv that we live.

It pays us, and it will pay you. Think it oyer, ana get into action. ROTTER Ci aiM KOSEHB. 120 North Pennsylvania Street Open Llcnday and Satcrday Evenings UMsIdes Bottled in Bond Sunnrbrook Rye, quart "Shenandoah Rye, quart Darling Bourbon, quart Quality the Highest Prices the Lowest Buying in large quantities, we retail the very best class of the purest Wines, Cordials and Whiskies at Wholesale Prices. A trial bottle of famous Scuppernong free with each purchase.

Our Own Special Bottling Old Homestead Frankfort. Club Bourbon.7,C Belle of Old Goods by the Gallon Blue Grass; Old Pepper Sherwood Rre Goods by the gallon prepaid to any point in the state. Don't forget the famous Scuppernong Wlnt. It is light, delicate and an aid to digestion. Recommended by the most prominent physicians.

Lsrie Ecttles G5c Dy Uis Case Continuation of Our Popular Sideboard Combination Three bottles of Old Wines One bottle of Old Pepper fCI Kfl Bourbon vmuU a For shipment out of the city add 25o for above to cover packing. KAIL AND PHCSE CIDERS WILL EATS PK0X7T ATTXimC.f 143 147 Kcrili minds SL KijoaiHy Across from the Terminal Station AMUSEMENTS. ENGLISH'S TONIGHT. sC.iV MARIE CAHILL VSffi "THE BOYS AND BETTY" PRICES 1J50. 7Sc, SOc.

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P. M. fkMPIRE Thc Bc st of 8 P. M. All Week Cozy Corner Girls CS! OI NEXT ATrRACriO.V THU JOLLY GIRLS NEWS IVAFJT ASS ONE CENT A WORD The ladlaaapolia Burma, 44 Vatt Buildlnc WASHINGTON.

Qctober 13. 1 Law' he." of Converse. has resigned as third assistant postmaster generaL Fall ing health compelled the action. He will leave immediately for southern New Mexico, where he "expects to stay until his health Is restored. He obtained a leave of absence three months asro and went to jiew Mexico to be treated for lung trouble and a nervous breakdown.

He regained tome of his lost vitality during his stay In that climate, but his physicians advised him that the only thing for him to do was to give up work absolutely and live in the mild climate of the southwest for at least one year. He returned to Washington less than a week ago with his mind mad up to follow the advice of hi physicians Mr. Lawshe has had a rather distinguished career In the public service. When McKlnley was elected President in MS he was the owner and editor of the Journal at Converse, a paper he edited from 1SS3 to 1897. He had been postmaster of his home town from to lvC but he was not much known outside of his own county.

Investigated Postal Frauds. Charles W. Fairbanks, who was then a senator from Indiana, had become acquainted with hlny and on the senator's lecommendatlon he was appointed deputy auditor for the postofflce department In 1S37. Three years later, when the postal de partment finances in LuDa became tfncied. President McKlnley selected Mr.

Lawshe as ttje man to straighten them out. He was commissioned auditor Tor Cuba tand auditor for the department of Porto Rico. In this capacity under the American military government he Investigated the Cuban postal frauds and made thorough audit of the postal accounts In their island. That work was so well done that In 1901 President McKlnley nj iwinted him auditor for the Philippines. He found things in a tangle over there as he had found them in Cuba, but he straightened them out, and for six years until 19V7.

was at the head of tne audit ing department for the islands. declined Promotion. Two years ago last March he came home from the Islands on a leave of absence. while here was third assistant postmaster general, Less than three weeks ago he received word from President Taft that he could have the office of assistant secretary of the treasury, which Is now vacant as a result of James B. Reynolds, of Massachusetts, be ing appointed a member of the new tarlft board.

He was, of course, compelled to decline the Dlace. He Is going to New Mexico without any tnougnt or accepting a federal place or any sort Tor tne time being, although it Is understood that President Taft would be willing to undertake to find something for him in New Mexico. News of the Schools OREENCA8TLK. October 15. About fortr men hare entered the tryout or voices.

which will determine the personnel of the De Pauw University Olee Club during its 1X 1910 seaaon. The trials began yesterday and will continue this afternoon under the direction of Professor Rufua B. von Kleinamld, who will train the men prejteratory to the two trips which are to be taken. President and Mrs. Francis J.

McConnell entertained for the members of the freshman claaa laat night at the Towers, the home of DePauw nrealdents. A. Z. Mann, who was graduated with the claaa of Ot last June, received a hearty wel come from his friends hare last night when he returned to Greencastle with hla bride, who was Ml as Mary Heyton. Having obtained a dilapidated wagon, they captured Mr.

Mann and proceeded through tne streets singing: "Hall. halL the gang's aU here. What the world do we care; Hall. ball, the gang's aU hare. For A.

Z. is a married (Mann) now." Mann was a ocular nen fraternity man stu dent while In school and during his senior yaar he was manager of the Dtrtuv track team. Albion college. Albion. has submitted the following question for the Intercollegiate debate with DePanw, to ha debate council here: "Reeoived.

That the formation of labor party would beat eonaerve the tntereata'of tha laboring classes." The council will probably accept this question. MOOREB HILL. October li. The formal opening exerclees I of Moorea Hill college, will be oonductea i uesaay, ociooer at In Caroerte hall. The apeclal address will be delivered by Dr.

T. Smith, class of of Connersvllle. la the evening win be the Brat number on the Moorea Hill lecture course, a concert by the EHllsboro brass band. The first Issue of College Lite, the student paper of Moore Hill college, which is to be leaued weekly, will appear next week. The taft follow Editor, taul V.

Heater; associate editor. Harley Ward; literary editor. Flora Pater alumni editor, Elisabeth Brooks; business manager. Ray Bellamy; assistant business manager, William m. cisana.

RICHMOND. October 15. At a meet ing yesterday of all the men who live on the Earlham campoa. the members who have been elected to the men student council by the different classes were ratlBed and installed This council has Jurisdiction over the student affairs of the man wno ure on ine campus The men elected are Later C. Haworth, Dan vllle.

prealdent; Rupert Stanley, Carthage, Walter P. Bland. Jolletvllle; Edgar A. Fisher. Eaton.

O. Everett xv. jjonenr. aurmount Paul H. Brown.

Sptcelsnd; Roy M. Conrad. Darlington; H. Paul Kellsay, Wabash, and Hark A. Wilson.

New Lisbon. The freshmen are not allowed to elect members until the middle of the term. Professors Mendenhall and Thlstleth waits ara a dinner to the council at the Weetcott. where the plans for the coming year were discussed, president Hugnea. oi tne rresn man claaa, was invited as the representative of the first year men.

FRANKLIN. October IS. The class of 111 Franklin college has held Its election of officers and the Independent ticket was again successful. C. M.

Tount, of Oreenwood. Is president The second year men have been courting disfavor with the officers of the school by painting their class numerals about the college buildings. None of the fraternities i or sororities has made a public announcement of all their pledges this fall. The Phi Delta Thetaa have obtained but threeClarence N. Hall.

Roacoe Abbett and R. Day Branlgln. all of this city. Firms AlUia Epsilon has added three new names, but has not made the names public. In each of the sororities nve new names have been announced.

The PI Beta Phia pledged Helen Bamblxer. Mary Payne. Maude Davie, Martha Ott and Lulu Thocu. and the Alpha Gamma Alphas added to their membership Mary and AN ITCHING jPALM No Care for It Other Forms of Itchlag Preferable. There Is no cure for an Itching palm the money kind.

Even poslam, the new skin discovery, can not help It. But when it comes to eczema, the most annoying of itching skin troubles, poslam will stop the itching at once and cure the worst cases In a few days. So with hives, rash, scabies, split toes, piles and scaly scalp, all of which are different forms of eczema, accompanied hy severe itching and caused by imperfect digestion and careless diet. Poslam comes in $2 Jars, but 60 cents' worth wilt answer in curing any of the diseases mentioned. It can be had of any druggist.

Henry J. Huder makes a specialty 'o'f it. That results are immediate will be amply demonstrated over night bv the use of the experimental sample which tile Emergency Laboratories, 32 West Twenty fifth i trfet. New York city, will send fre by mail, in plain wrapper, to any one tho will write for it. Tbc Sunrise ol Life.

fevi tela vwu. needing a lasauvc. It Is Important tu know what Vj ge them. Tbeir stomach and buwels ore tirr. encuga lor salts.

purgatl matera ut puts, iwirlm or tablets. Give ttteru mild, plraaal, rntl. tonic like Dr. Caldwell Syrup Pepsin, which Sells at Dm Knxll sum vf 54 cents or $1 at drug stores. It la the on grcaf remedy for you to have la th house to give chudrea whea they It.

i THE INDTANAPOLIS NEWS, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1909. 11 LAWSHE RESIGNS; WILL RETURN TO NEW MEXICO INDIANA MAN QUITS AS THIRD ASSISTANT P. M. GENERAL. HIS HEALTH IS IMPAIRED mm Our Great Hb Special 3 Room Outfit $5.00 Cash, $1.25 a Week Bed Mattress Spring, G( rrr Complete tpO.

This bed of wrought iron tubing, in three different finishes, choice of any one; all fire baked enamel, glossy finish an extremely good pattern, very strong and full double width bed, at this special price. Matchless Steel Range Marie McClaia. Mary Vorls, Doris IJnton and Marcla Tarlton. BUX5MINOTON, October 13. An alumni association has been formed here by members of the Pal Iota XI h1rh school ai.rorlty who 'have left school.

The cHlcers are: Ruth Woolery, president; Kleanor Howies, vice president, and Hazel Bcott. secretary and treasurer. There are about twenty members. BLUFFTON. October 14.

The Bluff ton school board has furnished and equipped a room for a night school on petition of a number of adult employes of tlw King piano factory. All are foreigners who desire an English education, but have no time to attend school, as they are employed all day. V. Miller, head of the German and French department of the high school, has been placed in charge. MAN ACTS AS IF MAD.

Froths at Mouth and Snaps Hie Jaws Once Bitten by Dog. Special to The Indianapolis TCewi. SOUTH BEND. October 15. Froth ing at the mouth and snapping: hla Jaws, as if mad.

George Pierce, agej flfty cne, of Benton Harbor, created a ttene. late yesterday afternoon, when he ran amuck. But for the coolness of spectators. Pierce would have done himself bodily harm. He was taken to the police station.

Later he was removed to the Jail. After being in a strait jacket for several hours he recovered his senses. He vlll return home today. Pierce's attack is due, hv believes, to the effect of a dog bite received several years ago. He has buffered a like attack bfore and has ai viays recovered without doing any one or himself injury.

Tobacco Company Bankrupt. RICHMOND, 1 15. Judge Edmund Waddill, in the United States circuit court here placed the Ware Kramer Tobacco Company, of Norfolk. In Involuntary bankruptcy. This con cern, which conducted an Independent cigarette manufacturing business, recently sued the American Tobacco Company and the Wells Whitehead Tobacco Company at Raleijrh, N.

C. claiming punitive damages in ttie amount of Jl.Cmu.Oio for alleged ai ts damaging to the plaintiff company in violation of the federal anti trust laws. Judge Waddill appointed R. T. Thorp, ot Norfolk.

receiver for the bankrupt concei n. Nearly 102 Years Old. lSi ial The Indianapolis News. 1 liKAZtr. Cctolxr ir.

News has rruciied ht re of the rfeath of Elijah t'lark. he llevod to be the l1et ni3n In Indiana. He difd this morr.ln of fcmrsl iVbiMty a', hiv hnnit. tir Coal MluiT. Had he lived until next January wouM have bet'ti luj rv olJ.

li'nit) a few 4ay he wu hale and iy and eavuyca iha uaa ul ail lua faculUaa. $1.00 I Cash 50c a Week I .4 i $1.00 Cash, $1.00 a Week Rhodes Burfbrd's Radiant Baseburner These Stoves have every con convenience which can be put into them. Being absolutely airtight, they hold fire many hours with only one filling. These bases, being larger. In proportion than other makes, give more heat for less fuel.

Each and every one guaranteed. We set them up complete. Your money refunded If the stove is not sat lsfactory. Soulhorn Pacific Steamships JS STEAMSHIP LINES. i i New York, New Orleans Choice of Rail lines FROM 1 INDIANAPOLIS R0UIID TRIP RATE Including Berths and Meals on Steamships.

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r. $1.00 Cash, $1.00 a Week But any Stpve or Range we have In the store. Each and every one guaranteed made of best materials and by skilled mechanics, with or without a cast iron base, white enameled oven door and oven rack $25.00 And Up Royal Hail Sf earners Unexcelled Service and Quickest Time. Steamer. "Monteaais" affords On cabla Service.

TO JAPAN AXD CKIXA Honteafle October 20. Empress of India October 27. U0 TO KOKOLULU AMD AUSTRALIA Marama 6, 190 Makura December 1SK For faraa and cabin accommodations apply A. J. BLAISIiELL.

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With Its elegant comfort and superior' table and service, is aa Ideal place for a Ions er short stay. r. I TOCNO. Qea't Maaasar. INTERURBAN TIME CARD.

BlgFourExcursions Sunday, Oct. 17, '09 $1.50 Aurora way return $1.50 Special train leaves 7:00 a. m. $U5 Greensburg rrinnr $U5 80C Shclbyville 4 retnr 80c Special train leaves. 7:00 a.

m. Regular train leaves 12:15 noon. WARNER'S SAFE CURE DJXIE FLYERS to (LOUISVILLE. And Intermediate I'olnla. 117 MILES, I HOC KM.

7 a. m. 9 a. tu. li nooo.

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INCORPORATED 127 129 EAST WASHINGTON STREET $L00 Cash, 50c a Week Special Derby Oak Heater $1.00 Cash, $1.00 a Week Buys Buck Hot Blast SI.6) .50 Of course we have the highest grade of Hot Blast also, which ranges in price up to $50.00, and each and every one is guaranteed to give you "entire satis faction. They are 'sold with the privilege of. using them 30 days on' trial to prove that we can't tell you all their good" qualities. Made airtight and will hold fire many hours. VaS Shortest Route lunU aTake advantage of ourhousefurnishing plan and have a completeconvenient home of your own.

It isn't necessary to try to accumulate the cash No need to be without things which you can use. Just come in and show us what you want and we'll arrange to have you pay by the week or month in small payments until the goods are paid for. You can have the use of them while you are paying us for the goods Our special three room outfit is only $85.00 and you only need to pay $1.25 each week, with a first payment of $5,00. Everything guaranteed to be satisfactory. 'v aw Carpets INGRAIN CARPETS, the kind that yard BRUSSELS CARPETS, with or without borders to match, rr.

i the J1.25 grade. ODC JUTCl VELVET OAR PETS, beautiful designs, with border; made, laid and lined on your floor. The kind AXMINSTER CARPETS, all made, laid and lined with the best corrugated felt 85c yard $12.50 THIS HANDSOME EARLY ENGLISH QUARTERED OAK LIBRARY TABLE, made with large magazine rack and shelves on each end and extra large top; one of the best values ever offered In the citj ot Indianapolis for the money. Made entirely of oak and exactly as represented. $1.00 Cash 50c a Week Best Service i T.

I. E. TRACTION COr.lPANY TRAFFIC OCPABTMENT Elevation being completed tt Belt Tracks, East "WaEhlngton street, beginning October 12, 1909, freight serrice will again be established between Richmond, Dayton, Ohio, and points beyond. Route your freight Tla Traction Line. Inquire of Local Freight Agent, or address J.

H. CRALL, G. P. and F. 204 Terminal Building.

I. U. T. System and C. C.

from Peru Saturday, October 16 V. T. tnlai tear IndlaupoBs TrOO 9:00 11:30 P. M. Round Trip Fare $2.50 4 SUNDAY, OCTOBER 17 Round Trip ndes CINCINNATI $1.50 DECATUR (Ercrj Sunday) $1.50 Hamlltea 81.25 llnsae Everr Saadke) 1.2.V ('oaaerarllle Every Bloalairdal (Every uad'r) 81.

OO Rushvllle (Every Snadar) 50c KpecUl trains leave 7:00 a. m. T. TL, CO. OTI CE 4 TaaCTIC COT Elevation of Belt railway tracks.

East "Washington street, beine completed, transfer of passengers at that point will be discontinued October 12. 1909, and through cars will asrain be run between Terminal Station." Indianapolis; Richmond. and Ohio points. J. H.

CRALL, Gen'l Passenger and Freight Agent, 204 Terminal BldgV GOT ANYTHING TO SELL AOVtRTlSX IT IN TBI HKWS WAJvTT AOJ.