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i ij IS THE INDIANAPOLIS NEWS, TUESDAY OCTOBER 31, 1901 VHEH IHDIAHAPOLIS 'VMS THREE LOG HOUSES "Ule an. IV tf Tti i CriU Foom "Smut tJtto Swift' Main FUor mmd Somtk Bearswaf B.0OKS foi Christmas' 1 fTu ores and rilrrea hjva ben I Selection; world's stan larJ tor more ths a eer uij i r. itiey nave jrarea lions. TVs think they will you. Urve complete.

Prices kw. CASH OR PAYMENTS. 1' WStf mmSmJ uJw that appeal to the younx folia Th rough our special efforts we were successful In gathering; an excellent assortment of titles of cood. Interesting Story Books for boys snd filrls, young 'men snd women. It is well to make selections now for Christmas, while all titles are here to pick from.

HISTORICAL of some ot the best from to S2.00 ELIZA PIONEER OF THE CITY'S EARLIEST DAYS. Beauty and Rarity DEAD. AT AGE OF NINETY SIX LITTLE FOLKS LIBRARY. "consisting of books to the set. NTOvL Tvo tunired and Cfty others for ii i TTOT in Art Floor.

lamp from decorative that maj for in this initial These few Electric Una, est class Another, trnre. two Lamp. It descenl shell, rk sxd. Small art round jLnolher Japanese bowt. "Beautiful YJindoto Draperies Half the beantj of a borne interior depends upon Iti window drarorks and this dosen't tike into consideration tie ootaide tZect, Uch In a way almost as Important tf one la to est credit for bcltc a housekeeper of taste.

A of this lmportancs of pretty curtains keeps the Ayres cp to the ttehest point of perfection. 1 Thousands of pairs of Jjce and xnualln curtains are now araiUble a3 new sithla the past KzZ.f i curulns at from $L10 to $L85 a pair. Eixony lace curtains at from 75c to 170 a pair. I r4. pdinl lace curtains at from $3.75 upward.

Eruwcls net ccrtiJas at from $40 to tSO.00 a pair. tin a hundred deslcns of noTelty laca curtains, white, ecru and cx lored. at from. to $45,00 a pair. Bel seta, too, of hinds.

$175 to $270 each. Fourth floor, northeast. asemcnt i Men's Handkerchiefs Of pure linen, with Quarter Inch hems 10e Men's Socka, heaTy eight. wan lcfis half lirly 15c a 12 He Sweaters for men and boys; wool one, la black, red. rhlte or r.avy LJae, irorth priced 5c )'.

Heavy feeced cUton underwear for rtra. a LOc cualiry, in mixed. t'tr. t' rta or drss Union Eulu for boys, these of Lnvy rllbed fVeeced In rrty aade; slies to 12 car, iie with drop backs 25 Wcwm'i gaure cotton stock lrrs, or broim. 'tth silk cr rrolicrcd frosts; 2Sc klad.

1 jl ilr Heavy Hkbed and eeced union il'a' for wcica. these a special i cf el at 4 pcrffct fair. In cream Ute or allTrr gray, a i Ccrtet Csven cf r.e cotton l. rilled and'nif ilum I V. t.

2t I Pittcn, 3 lnckfs wide and I la ary color you may demand. rtrd 10c Tat'e Dmak. 15 Jaches wide. jUesAed, la a choice range of ra'tems, a Xi'cuhicftcn at tlvriiian SJrert L.S. I Gtcrling Silver irr Hit low caDLtsTCK rnn? 'r v.

f'rh. of t.n. li cm i on IT is now In IM i j. for ixilrOlO.OO Tt i in.irrian Card Tray, the a limt last vj st. SILK HOSIERY FOR WOMtN I 'I i Kark.

hanj rr, tirtjid rd at i vf r.urm, 7.73, 3.03 and $3.23 li double horts aaSH P. mUon iZ C3 tidal Si eothe pair 1 Bia. ti.ee, KM And GLOVE CJC. 10 Vfi i.VrfM direct I ri t' rr. Aft i lift in this vkinity.will you find another showing: so diversified its t)pes or so generally attractive as this of lamps on the There's every kinc: Lamps for oil, gas or electricity Japan, from 8weden, from France, from Ratmia novel in design, bj day as well aa night Importers are alert for art piece crre in the capacity of lamp bowl.

This ii extending one's opportunities choic almost indeflnitelj, a condition which has borne rare fruit exposition of the new store. bj way of illustration: est glees stem. 23 Inches high, raid burnished base and mounting. beads prisms, rare rslse at 33.35 fancy French bronie trure, Inches bit, graperlse ortrhaajclnx benches of crapes Ugh ted: has extra heavy base S32.T5 laches alcfe, French brants Cxsre, supporting, fancy decorated Irri rrrj pretty decoratlos, and" cheap at 19.50 liinp 20 laches birja. plain Russian brass, can be adjusted to any ll candle power, srita strocr, reflector $25.

drawlnf room tamps, 11 laches high. French brooae figures, fancy gtass rbe. with braided Mare. Jesca 310.00 FanCV OH Lampj3 bronx 28 Inches hUh. drson im hlchlF decorated bowl, beavy base, rety ood for library or drssiac rocmu aes.OO Japanese brocre lamp; bowl Is 12 laches hlch, cloissonn effect In decoratkm.

antique destens; Is a barcsia at the price 19.54 pottery lamp, stands if Inches ale, fancy decorated shade and Cited for use, oonjplete. 38.50 electric and oil. rantf la price from Siore 9 Dish Towels that wont shed lint, 16xS5 inch sire, hemmed at both Girls' Union Suits of cotton, hear, Eeeeed. in sixes 5 to 14 years, good ones at i Pillow Tubing, saves seams, sares time Ootticental pillow tubing for less than you're erer bought It IS lnch width. 14c a yard.

42 lnch width. 13c Ice Wool Ehswla, pink, blue, red. black or white, 29c Tsm ehsntsrs, rarlegated tops Dress Shields, Kleinert's, all sixes 1 Oc Men's Seeks, black eaahmere, S5e ralue r23e Women's double sole lisle stock lags of fine gauze, Tednes dy 2.Tc for men or hesry ribbed cotton 4 9c Poplar Cloth, in halt wool; comes In black, white, cream, red, brown, green, gray, nary, pink or light blue, 25c quality, at. Panamas, thirty eight Inches wide, leading shades, plum, green. "red.

gray, brown or bine, yard 4l ABE Ter fry onion la th' lop floor f.i' r.p ri IrlrnTloi Ey Vfl rvrr f'ft th time I rrr.J tfc but drura thrrnH 1 a foot o' ini lf Lijfr jin" lnnji, tmvp rr'l' or la Ohio. tr tru th" fclVf Hi' drur li krKk4 "ay hat cl. iconomy si sseeseMHMBi J. T. coo TTt $70 to $195.00 each.

CANDY Jost under the balcony on the main floor, and to the west of the basement soda fountain, yoall find candy food candy. tn this new role of candy merchants we expect to earn speedily your "distinguished consideration." la the selection of sweets one of two things were required a personal knowledge of the qua! tty or the firmly established repuv tatlon of a "aaker. The candles youll be most interested In are the product of "Mary Elizabeth and her sifters," of Syracuse. T. These we shall carry in complete assort 1 ment.

Homespun, lnrlsible checks of all wool in Jblack, red. green, brown, nary or marine bine, should be a quick' seller Wednesday at Sllkollne, Mst quality, worth 12 He a White Curtains, swtss. figured or striped, 11 He quality. Valenclennee lace and insertions, pretty patterns for handker chiefs, a 3c 4c or Be Percale Wrappers, made of Manchester gray percale. $1.60 raloe 9Sc Tracing Wheel, 'A 5c Silk Thread, 100 yard Sc J.

J. Clark's flx eord cotton thread, spoon Tbi 'Bargain Circles Men's Knitwear, winter weight, ribbed union suits of Plqua knit, ting, the regular $1.50 kind, special for $115 Right of Entrance, main floor. Ribbons, standard quality, pure sDk S4nch ribbons in an wanted' colors. Including black and white, 35c and 40c a 25c Left of Entrance, main floor. Co.

Hfort tf 1b Sbepptnf Ti4tric1 WOV.EN'S MISSIONS. Officers Elected by the M. Society ef the Wabash District v. (Spwlal TIM ImllyaapoHa Kava. 1 WABASH.

October The Wa baah dlatrtct Woman's Foreign Jtllaslon ary Society of the ii. E. church elected ths foUowlnc oOoers st the convention just, adjourned: President. If 1m Roe Bmlth. Wabash: flrat Tice prealdent.

Mrs. Lot, Fletcher chapel; second Ytc crei dent, Urs. T. XI. Guild.

Marlon: third rtre.president. MUs WlUterson, HunUns ton: recordto secretary. Mrs. Dtnl.li, Marioa: correspondlnc secrvtarr. Mlsa Jennie Markley.

Wabaah; superintendent youas ladles' and children's work. Mrs. A. Batty, Huntington; treasurer. Mrs.

C. Neai. Marlon: delegate to Bute rent Jon. Mrs. Oeorgs North; alternate.

Mrs. Ray, of Warren; conference secre rr. Mrs. C. V.

Wade, Ft. Warns; con Terencs treasurer, Mrs. L. K. Korar.

Story Ellas Gott. whose frceral was held yesterday, ws one of the most remark sble pioneers of Indianapolis. 8 he was more than ninety six years old. the mother of fifteen children, two of whorri arc Uring. Twenty two of her grandchildren and fifty one ot her rreat crandchlldren are Ihring.

She was the daughter of Louis Ororss. one of the first white children born In Indians. She was born May t. lib. Her fsther came to Indiana polls when she, was small child.

Bhs remembered when there were only three log bouses in the Tillage, In 1U she was married to Louis OotL Ha died many yesrs sgo and spent the last years of her life with relatives st wuisrd street. She was a member or the Baptist church from early wotnan nooa. une aied Friday or old age. REVIVAL IN PROGRESS AT S0UTH ST. BAPTIST CHURCH The Mr.

Baas, Assisted by Msjor White Evangelist's Experience with a Reporter. A stirring and Interesting rerhral. one that is attracting much attention. Is In progress at the Sow th street Baptist church. The Rev.

List on D. Bass, the pastor. Is assisted by Major E. W. White, a noted revivalist, 'who for seventeen years wss chaplain of the First, Michigan Regiment, and was with the United States troops In Cubs, and fci the.

Philip, pines. He bears ths tills of major for the reason that be has served sm chaplain a greater number of year than any chaplain to the eei H. These meetings will eontjn fur a week or more. The services consist Isrgely of gospel songs and prayer, with fervent words of esliortation. Last night Major White took occasion to refer to a newspaper notice be had received fat which aa attempt wss made to con sect him with lo cal poIlUca.

"This Is a good city." said the major. a city of enterprising people. Why, nr. last nignt (ututt i was swskenes from a sound sleep by a reporter, who wanted my opinion on two abstract propositions connected with the politics of your city wanted an opinion from ass on the local conditions here. I told Mm I didn 't Know anything about It.

I was surprised When a friend to day called my attention to some things quits interesting that I was reported to bsvs said, that bad a local aring. Now really. I have no opinion ic express. I am not in politics, local or neural I am hers to do work for the Lord. That newspaper man certainly got bold of wrong person." STUDENTS BEFORE FOOTUGHTS M.

T. H. 8. will Give New Version sf The Merchant of Venice," A group of Manual Training High School Students under the leadership of Mr. Stokesberry.

will present's modern ised version of The. Merchant of Yen. Ice the public, the proceeds to go to general fund for. school use. Ths movement Is, headed by the Sigma fraternity which was Instrumental In securing coach Davis for the football The plot of the play hinges upoa a'foot ball story and will be enlivened with hits on school life and "knocks" on well known members of ths faculty and student body.

The climax Is reached ia the last act when a real game Is In progress. The play has been presented at several collgea and has met with great si The east aa announced by sr. Stokesberry Includes the following stul ents: Shylock, Robert. Sweeny; Antonio, Carl Adam; Bassanlo, Rudolph MUier; Oratlano, Rudolph Jose: Launceiot. Fred eiunan Tubal.

Herman Deupree: Roger Ballard; policeman, Harry Schmidt; Portia. 8heehan; No I rises, uilve Hannahan; Jessica, Leo nore Templeton; Eurydloe and Polly. Iona Templeton; Mrs. Gobbo, Anna Gaston. Tbo school auditorium is too small to give a full presentation of the fares and an outside probably the German House, may be used.

Principal Emmerich favors using the school stage If posaiNs snd ths final decision rests with hint Ths play wiu be, given shortly before xnanjuginng. 1 VISITORS AT PURE FOOD SHOW Both Attendance and Free Samples Hdfl Out Well The attendance and the free samples of food are still holding out" at Pure Food Show in TomUnson HaH. and there Is every reason to believe that both will continue to hold out untO the close ef the November a Some of the patrons of the show are dhnMavlne commendable system in toeir work. They consentlously visit each booth; collect tnetr booty, ana then repair to the bal cony, where they may lunch Im peace and waicn me crows. Several eventnas aro there was an Inci dent st the show that was of an extern poraneous nature.

A man was mdus trtously polishing a small gas stove, to show how "elegant" that stovn might be made, wnen suddenly the dauber he was using dropped through the stovepipe hole into the internal arrangements of ths stovfe Toe nana or the man slid Into the hols after the dauber, and It seemed for a while as though the stove and ths man would be' inseparable companions for the rest of their fives, but 'Anally they were torn part. Two urchins wandered toward the booth and were at once drafted. The arm of the first boy 'was Just on lie too thick and two. slaea too short, and after a terrific, struggle the boy gave up. Then the second boy was triwL and he reached Into that stove so far that the tips of his toes could but' feebly scratch on the floor, But he brought forth the danger, with the ends of hts fingers, and each boy was rewarded with sample of the polish.

Alarmingly III ef Yellow Fever. (Fpadal to The jndianapoUa News.) WABASH, IndL. October SLPrlends have been advised that Mrs. John Fowler, of Talluleh." daughter of Robert Smith, of this city. Is alarmingly lit of yellow fever, on, her husband's planta Brtck Werk' mt Every Ferry a Beck.

134 K. Court ec Kw phone ctl 1 We Se feeatlag of ry deeortoUes. Cee traeterv for complete pewer plaata. W. H.

JOHNSON SON CO. 3S SH N. IMUvVk Laagseakaaip Bras. rUtin as 4 US ltt Oeargla. alsialaant.

brass aad phoepaor breess east lag BeUar sad Steer Calve. 61s load mart be sola at Call oe ORATES. XaVK Stockyards. iOnr 11 Ladj Diamond Ring a beanty. We bars 50 of them at pres 1 ent and it can not be duplicated In thjs city for the price.

Come and see. Chris Dernlochr Dros. Kerckssts 121 Easl tratalactsa Street per pet BOOKS BY PAN8Y, 24 different 1 to S1.50 THE WOOGLE BOO BOOK. esch.w.iM..;.:.:U....l;..:.'..'........63c A SERIES OF CLOTH BOUND BOOKS. Illustrated, ever differ ent titlear each PICTURE BOOKS, paper and linen, to f.2.00 MODEL BOOKS WITH PICTURES to cut AND UPWARD BIBLE8.

a complete nsfortmnt. to frraTOUTC Pall stock Is ready for selection. All WAILnU ot guaranteed CHARLES MAYER COMPANY Members Merchants Association THE pen nenonstrailoa 4 You are cordially' Invited to meet a Fountain Pen Expert from the works of the known firm of A. A. Waterman at New York, who Is show ing the advantages of the Automatic Self.

Filling and Middle Joint Pens, making allowances for old fountain pens (any make) in exchange. All makes repaired. October a to November 1 frxads Pharmacy Co. Oarr Okie RINK'S Bought Now Better because yen pick the best from a bis; sseortment Ches per because the value Is greater comparatively, than If bought later for the same money. PA PARTBUY NOW titles' 73c and Sl.OO a West GIFT STORE Washington Stteet Oil EXIIIEITIOIi The most eotriDlete tins of nleasurs and business Vehicles and Harness ever shows la this State.

We now have OUR OWN REPAIR 8HOP Fins 'Repairing and Repainting our Specialty. Rubber Tire Work. He nw tui are Better and er FOR HOLIDAYS, SsblX Blended Brook $3.50 atuut juurge $5.50 $5.50 S5.00 $7.50 Fine Extra Select Fox tettiveeste Sable Blended and Natural Siberian 8qulrreJ $10.00 $12.50 $15.00 $13.50 $250 Chinchilla Collars. Four ta Uand. etc.

The Richest Mink, made up In every kind of Neck and Shoulder Pieces, In the West to Choose From. 'S how tfood'; Q3u Candies asserted Chscelatee aai Creasui put up fresh In all vises of boxes S45 eeasdrtttsette Av Ths nUAlftV if Ail sarrwlr 1st tna Vls4a "rf VBS.S uv SJ'SJ UCVU em ploy only skilled mechanics and use 'only the best of material. Oive us a trial order. J. S.

FflOnELL fi CO. RUTIII AO UITUATiat munis SK.0;,IEGA DEATHiS Celew CssIm The Indfcxpclls Gcs Co. 5s4 esr slss'sy ef I9CI Qas Heaters, nn. WILLIAM F. CLEYZZCZn sa items see the removal ef Sis efflee te SIS Ksrth Xerfcllaa Stress.

ladlaaapelkk rraeOee limited to Siseases sc the tbreat. ar. i Telephones NK LAY AWAY Fur Coats BtrtytptcttJ Prk Electric Seal Reliable Quality $25.00 $35.00 $37.50 Neahet $40.00 $42.50 Warranted, made for our trade. The nearest to an Alaska Seal in the market. $45.00 $50.00 The Largest Asserted Stock RI Hew DeUelses! Kiddlebr'i SUsee Meat bas equal, and we will eatoa iron of this fact kv one trial.

It ceets a nore than tbe etbera, but Is far superior la eaalitr. Aik yoor baker or trwr for tt. THS OLOPSBRENNKR DOIOE Indianapolis. Bele agents for Indiana. Usden SeteVSU Sll W.

tfltaels family and transient American, Eurs caa. fl: special weekly ratte; ladles trareW lng alone gives special attention. aajs. Walter TutUa, etsdls II W. Okie, Rosm SV Weeks.

4SS S. Al am la urn. phosphor breaae Sags. Brass raiuats aaa Jos wera a speeiajtr 0 Tea'd OrUr Hev Fareae. Ef tether feller's fere ace will ht ver bovse tu perfeeUea.

es be 'leers twill, then whys mar mnr sick lerasoes ir jtuiv I.TN BiWU.il ts oaoterr lit Ttaae to Think ef Wtater Carriage, epet sragons, breoghama ws are new how tar a lot ef nw styles, lnt reeelvea laa East. HEARSKT TEHICUS CO. W. Market st. eppeelte TeraUaal station.

Carrtage and AetmnebOe Stsbes and Bene A larva abtpmeDt Jut arrived. Kew sat Late styles. BEARSET VEHICLE CX fB W. Maxfcet pppoette Terminal Oet a for sstlstaetloa St XMO SUFPLT CO. rest Time to Detroit via Lake Erie Wees.

eve im Mr abaae Unmmm taavs Indlaaapous UJs s. sa. Arrlvs Detrett is p. aa. CASTORIA Jor ssd CliMres.

111 i Yea Rata Bears the Craters of You Will Enjoy Looking at Our Case of Bronzes It Is full ot exquisite plessure In the weil wrouEht srtlcles It contains. Besides masterly statuettes and animal pieces and a refined sort of Noahs Ark of animals there are curious Russian Candlesticks, at 45c. 65c and flXO; Moradabad Boxes, at $2.50 to $6.50. and ilorada bad Trays. Vases, etc.

THE LIEBER CO. It's time to beslh CKrlstmss work on lsrfe pyrofrsphy pieces "TT" a A i 5 Sharp Razor Is scarcetvfelt. but a dull knife cut Is palnfuL Ws use sham lnatrunients. be cause they hurt. least.

Ws also extract'. teeth without pain and It costs you notiv; Ing If you order plates or brkltfe woric i Exanunatlon and adrlcs free. I xouGimri ciia vasori DENTISTS Top Fleer Kewtoa Claj pccI EsIIaj Open Sundays I to Kch C3. 3CAEXR3 Or Ginccriiy Clothlno 'CHICAGO Will Cove Rsvembsrlstte sxs pcxasTLvaMia sTRtrr Over Baldwin's new piano sture. Special reductions this month at old stand, South lUnoia street.

0' r3 loOU UN POSITIVELY LAST OF THS SZASON Special through trsia leave Indijajrpolis s. m. 1 Returning leivej 1 (Main Street Station) 7:00 p. m. I FUriERAL OHO! N.

BIG FOUR fta IL GOAYjEXCUnSlOIJS," rJOVHuDEH Olli! LAST OF THa SEASON Pmnlnnnf 1 SI KfllTcrroHauto.Gf.OO uiiiuiiiuaii vhou Special trains leave Indianapolis 7:06 s. leave Cincinnati 7 .00 m. CLOTRXS ron MtN fT r.T A Fashionable SacIilSuita. In many advanced styles, perfect examples of hlrh lty f20 and 23 Fashionable Overcoato 01 the leadlna designs of the season, Correct la i ry 13, f20 and $2Z 35 North AMUSrJIgNTS. PARK THEATER 2 The popular little comedian.

BVcryCUy tlssey. "Uillls ivs in 4h Mnsatioral drat TMC DOV OEMIND TMC OUTINJt I By CbiM. E. Blaner. Author 0' "Arross, the Pact I Everybody Goes to the F.trk.

rKlcEa: ioc KQc. iQo. Tan. efa ef Su Skia SU IMWlW A XJD ITORI UIVX ENGLISH'S TO NIC11T Char Dillingham will present FRANK DANIELS In tbe Maslcal rarce Hit ef Two Continents Sergecnt Brue prices CLav H.oa. Tic.

SSc fRt, SAT Hev. S. Hatlaee SatwrSay Iow DOCKSTADGK aatf his great Prleee flht. S4. 1 Tie.

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Seats, now reaay. SECOND LECTURE By Mdflame de Sntrlsson on the Development cf tie lied FTre and Caret! tie SViaKiCilr THE niiDAY rtxrg. at "clock. ADMISSION 50 CENTS Vaoeed tk for tie Moeday lecture will he good far tbe yrlday evening ircture. ONE WrtK OLY.

i Ceenesearlag Mawday Mittlaee. Orte 2. Matinee Daily. rrfy it i 'Th See KDMuM) ff.t) tfc Tt A Hnt Vrm St.rt i. of AtfTr.i.i i Nmt i 4 pn't.

T.i.hoae a. i l.i I not "Can yoir 4: buv a dress suit bu: 30U afford to without one?" At our fricesyou carTaitord do justice to yourself $25.00 to $40.00. finish faultless I 1 i 1 1 7 n'' Mem'bcrs Asiocb tlon. Fares batO'I. INIOVLZIVIOIZR a Dinzcronc 1 ri IINJOIO OTRCCT 1 ROUTE Crooncastlo 75c Special trains teave Tndnnarol'.

leave Terre Haute p. "1 PeniXe iSt. i ts. r'AniDj e.w ...3 Seats New ea Ssle st I 25c COc, 73c i GRAWDW, H.aH Werld'e GrewiMt Markmaa. rlnu4 Der A Ce.

"tv Trta. Therae rVrloa. I Psrhtlroa. He Hoe Brother, moiy'e Dog I TahMC A Jtegar. rw iHMcol, e.

I APc El car By ooe of his taoet' popar roj cta CGV.JI.il. 'Oblilc ftirmorly paetnr of C7tr yr. church, In pt exat CoJorailn civfri'y. is t. im i room of tb nfni vru M.

J. rh The ef lf 'ur 1 mu the adiciMioo l.l ii r. 1 en: ii i.