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IZ i i 's OF YtUCEHHES POSTJ EANQUET OF EONS OF.AMERICAN REVOLUTION. THE INDIANA SOCIETY Gcekwalter Crowd Marir of. the shifted to make the einct. lesa than 0 auuld make inUteemen to Oiling i 'lion of" precinct committeemen will predncla tiow iiave ver i0 or votei. The libra are to be average for each prM Ixg sdon raid pxHUtbU for the com CELEBRATED CAPTURE the Ma chinery to ai to bt Iri.

Control The Ucpubllcan prlmarlea for the elee out more eas out get th ote tcr cf3d ia 6111: get cfolwd is oiling The Bookwattcr the rna, rh'r ery now so as to be In control when tfce campaign Precinct coramlttee inen. who wjll be for Logsdon for chair man are to te tlected. There are no candldatea for tecretary Of Uie committee, but saye Repre rntativa paan Muir can be elected If he vsmta the pince. Ipdon" denied that the administration crowd jUt opios1 to the Vhomjwon rrt maiy elrctioi bill hlch la now before the loui.e. no wtter or worse than the Joss law." said he, hat ahouid We care'about IU We are not trying to lf.M I.gdon la not Incline! to cppwe the rpvienin that the jucbfa of the Circuit vurt shall name the irimary ejection lard from a ltt aubmltted by th coau jv or city chairman, although he txilevea it.

drag the court Into ptiUticw. If the rmirt Is to I .1 part of the olltial ma (hine, he sla. tne rnarmnes wua aimpiy "l.ave tti 'lect the Judges la order to pro tt rt themstivea. qi r( AMUSEMENTS. Orsnd The "Park The Kropire Theater To Day.

4 Al i and I "Boil tiurleet 2 and Englih "The: Manxman." A large audience gathered at KnjrMsri's Ian nl'at to James ON" and hi company in a dramatization of llall r.in novel. "The Manxman. Well staged axwl admirably Dlav i distinctively Hall mclrjdramatir', full I i hi. i act d. the Cainc ish cheat) and tawdry 111'' i aentlmcnt and mawUfh rpfii to the eroot Ions i unA wlshr wasny.

inrn Jin rneTrtrnioiwaiia Exhibition ef Cfis'na. Letter of In frow wbich lne. piy taken had strwctiont lo George RoseVt Clark, Signed Patrick Henry. The Indiana Society erf tha Bona of tbe American rtevoiuUon arara a banjut the Columbia Clu, la it night, to cele brate "the hunSrel anJ fifthJ tnrjTefnary of tha captcr of Fort Sack ville. eowJ Vlncenne.

ly tha American orcc led by tieorge Itogera Clark. 3. 17.. After the Valium n. nntfih.

preIdent of tha so "ciety, pre MM as toatmatr. of the variety told of th dtds Vajii ljfroa of Uj Revolution. The mofct lojpnrtajit fatura of the rro vu tha exhibition of the rtg liJ letter of WtrurUcna tranniittel. by tiavernor Time Hiry, Oonre Horera "Okrk Trertlrx to proceed from and icaptuea 'all of the terrt lory north eat; of tha Ohio river. Two letter were attr'to General Clark, the "i rol be'C tha ecret letter of Ipatruc t.ona dated January i'a, aireciin UeneraJ Clark to ralea aeven compnlea vf f.fty h.i each, and with thla forco and ro munition aecured from General Hand.

to rrord to rt. Fakvin. enpapa the Tftleh and.caprtrfle tha poati Signed by Patrick Henry. Tlao document la on the formal To'Io of tlie period and occdfWone aide of each It fa alyned by Patrick Henry, and tjcna thut Tfseovxciu MliJAXUSUVIvl. 1171.." irur Clark: tr.a ar to proo4 uti ail rtmvtUnt t4 1m rle vn of allica.

ta ronit friy mti, arh oftr tb tuntal manner tmnrnwt rttr)V for tha eotrprla, and tbm forra attack KaJkukta. The Colojief Clark tf.r"t iKiata at J'ltt to take upe care in the secret; to i rltix nihip In Virginia to alt British aut jerta who mayall Into" the hands of tue vedltion; to ffffr them full protec ii and free commerce with Spain and Vranf; to uild a fortat the mouth of th OWa and ma and arm It with what canncrfie they may eapture.5, nivrla W. Joora cMatalned the flocu juent' from an Indiana man and Will not' itiUre document public without txrmlKion. from him. The annual election followed: Honorary for life, "Wellington A.

I "lark, of crowtipofnt. who la elatuy el ht aara old trid wha la the aon of a Tevo aoldler: IVeeident. imam, K. vice trealdetita. inman H.i Kow fpencr; 1 Ynk Felter.

of Hjutitlna; io." and William A. Hamilton, of Terra 2iaui; rRlrr, luncan T. liacort; aeo iary. Tharlea W. Wore; treaaurer, C.

iL PRIMARIES Td BE EAfiLYP of the above haracteriaues, dui nc iplay the faulu of conrtruction are more bvloua and ajlarlBr The etory la not an impoBslble one, nor an Improbable one, but In the 4elre make It dramatic a a a poaaibte tha playwrlint naa creaieo trained and made Imposalble chareer. It a Wt amatlng to note how playa of thla character, absolutely hiartlatlc and without any relation to common, everyday life, appeal to audience. There ta a real baVy In the pUy. and a real bahr, with the fooUIghta thining on Us bald ead. alay arpeala to the feminine ran of an audience, but even a Hercu the and these things seem to neip tha pIa'oward a certain popular sp prr val.

but It takes more than good stage and 'elaborate light effecta to make a god play. The eoroiJiny la much better than the play. The part of Poce Quilllam aoa not inv aouhrette. Tha piece la run 01 never trecTaJllei. ihe muaic bright and j.inii Hi.

1 alfirlna bevond the average. The piece wall stared and well flayed. and It pro viae an ruiriniiKimiii. 'JV ntsn.t, fmm bednnlna: to end. It will remain at the Park until Saturday ndght.

It la probable that Mlaa will be aJjle to reaume ner piace in im cuHiiu to day, ACADEMY OF ART. Two Hundred and Fifty Thousand Subscribed to the Fund. PHILADELPHIA. February 17. The efforts of George Clark, ihe veteran actor of the lexltlmate drama, to establish an American academy of dramatic art.

for 'which $2,000,000 la required, met with oonKMerable aucceaa when, at a meeting althe Hotel Bcllevue. $250,000 was aub tcribed toward the fund, provided the proposed Institution be located lo Phira delphta. Only nine persona were at the meeting; besides Mr. Clirk. an seven of Tnevunn In? Phlladelohla fin lilClH aava a anclal and business circles.

i a B. Wldener, tha traction mag nate, the aubscflMloh lint With John M. Mack, expressed hla wlUlngnesa to give Jinti.UJD and Clart nce Woir. oi uif Brca A agreed totralae Tha propoed academl haa for Ha object niirihcatlon of.thei Kiiglish language and the moral, literary! and dramatic up i lifting of the Amertcai atage. The conduct of Its affairs will.

along lines etm llar to those which haije gained, fame for the Comedle Francalestn I'arlsj xTho land Yoa Have Alwars and xvlikli lias beca iri use for over SO years, has borne tho Bijjiiatnr of iand has been xnado under his pcr yjS nonal sapenision tine us lniancy, cAcii no ni to deceive you In this. AU Counterfeits, Imitations and" Just as ffoodare bat Tjpcririicnts that trifle ivlth and thdaner tbe health of Infants and Children Experience iffair' HxperiiHtaat. What is CASTORIA tioria is a harmless substitute for Castor OU, Pare Srotif, Irops and Soothing Syrups. It Is rieasant. conUIns neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotla Ftibstance.

Its orr i its ffuarantei! It destroys JVormi nndiallays reTerUhnes. It cures JDiarrboBa and AYlna iolii It relieves Teethlnjr Troubles, cures Constipation iad rLitulency. It assimilates tbe Food, restates tho stomach and' Bowels, givinff heal tby and natural deep, Tbe Children's ranacca Tac Iotler's tiend. CASTOftlA ALWAYS TiiG Kind You HaVe Always BougM In Uco For Over 30 Years. Tv ctnva immx, TV tua.

a raar. mr IHVEHTOR OF GftTLING GUN DIED III NEW UK DR. He tl. a a kJ 1 1 w.aa.a ar kannflv at 1VT ill rv tha kln1 RICHARD J. GAT Ul ONCE.

LIVED IN THIS ClTy. HE STUDIED MEDICINE HERE Gave Up Hia Profession After Short Time to Follow Hi Natural Bent. CT. Richard J. Catling.

Inventor of the vairdav in New York (auiiia 'city at the hom of hi aon in law p.riH iiii was the nell knon to the rt aider.ts A Ir.duna polia. wa5 Ix rn In Hartford i ounty. North Carolina, iteptembr VI. 1 In 1M4 he fame North. atfn.le.I nr itral tufea In Cincinnati and ir, and after taking his medical d.

Krs to this city. whre ne prarurea time His 'bent htng am1 1 lean Infant, cavable of strangling Infants he Ka thp practice of Ms profession In lia cradi Vtouid hardly carry the whole and his time to Inventing ma weight of euch a play as "The Manxman." rnines. Mot of th aere for farm use In the flrst act. too, there are live pigeons. Ai a rP had perfected machines for; a rooater and a hen tied by one leg to'0w1ne fNjttor.

s. ed and thinking cotton, plants. He Invented a screw for prorii Ina waT craft to find, on applying for a patent. Ithat Ericsson had anticipated him a short time. He invented a machine for sowing rice, which later he developed Ifto a wheat drill, the first practical machine aupnoaed to be a yoOngater with life all lib, greatest Invention, the one that i iT th.

I rr hl name kriow the world tirat act waa almost beyona ir. kj reach, and about the only chance he has for real acting waa in the episode In the fourth act, here the brokenhearted husband dictatea a letter to hla wife, who baa left him, and Is even tnen in me house of the man. Prt friend, who Is wrtilng the letter for him. Joseph KU rour. always a Sterling actor In certain r.i.ni rina the character of the Deemater T.

Vt.h rlvu very we.ii a nattrm ju Mr. KJlrour man fine opportunltlea Charlea Kent, as Caesar Creegan. showed himself a highly capable character actor, and Frank Connor, as Rosa Christian, acquitted himself well. May Buckley, aa Kate, dlspiayea onfipwipi kj ahiiltv oortray the deepest emotlona ar. a make.

her acting convincing. and of the entire penormanca i.t stood out prominently before the rest, i i i Kancv. was the only otn er feminine part in the piece tliat counted for much. It doca not avera iikeiy mat in aiu nian" can ever become very popular; It tfoee not deserye t. xne engagerani for night only.

The ParkBilivar't Busy Day." Hilly B. Van. a liard working and con aclentioua comedian, had to workpxetty hard during the tao es terday, at the Park, of "Bolivar's Busy II had to work far two, ifor hla ONtU, Waa Ul at Eng'luih iioteliank waa unable to "Bolivar's BuFy Day" la a musical farce full of fun of tha uproarloua kind. It haa anr Intricate plot with a lot of ridiculous situation, eacbi one seeming funnier tha the U.at the audlencea are kept la contlauoua Billy Van ta the center of Interest la the play and he keepe things moving lively, but he la supported by an excellent companjy. Henrietta Tedrow.

Alexander Cameron, WIMam Zlnell and Fred Evans were par timiarlr ood in their parts. Miss LU c.i Mm in V.rf TiVradoni I n' Uotn. took Mlsa O'NeH'a part yeater rJrairman of the city committee, aaya the day and made wffjrtva m4 tah ia day haa not been fixed, but the prl rnaile are to be Tarly to the new or Fanlzatlon can aslst the City Council In "tiaklns up precinct'; lines that will be hanKed generally becawse'of 'bX ward iran'L'rtionmcnt. no iendtng. Invented whole he lived In InJlanajoii3 aunni? me ciu war.

tir Oatlir.g. several years ago. mJJ or htm tf that the chemical an anatomical branches of his medical education had turned his attention to explosives and the wouiids caused by them. He had an idea that the more destructive in ioea i and property that war could made the more infrequently would nations Indulge In It He got about rva.uuu ror nis wneai drlir Invention. This he lost, ne saia.

in early Indiana railroads. He invested in rai estate ana iaia oui ioii dlanapolis and Decatur, 111. His Relatives. He came to Indianapolis early in lfs'xi and made real estate investments cnienj on the South Side, where a street stiil bears his name. He was married here to Miss Jemima T.

Sanders, the daughter of tr. Sanders, a noted physician 01 ims city. Mrs. Catling's sisters were Mrs. Zerelda WaJlace.

Mrs. itopert ts. uun can ana Mrs. mvm i whom are now dead. Among the relatives of Mrs.

Galling In this city axe David Wallace. John S. Dun can. Robert Duncan, nephews; Mrs. John Ft.

Wilson, Miss Zerelda Beatty and Mrs. W. F. C. Golf, nieces; Mrs.

Arthur B. Grover, Mrs. William S. Clevlnger. Mrs.

W. P. Herod, grandnfecea. Mrs. uatling.

wno ior inino i rears had thr home at Hartford, nave visited In this city many times. The daughter of Dr. and Mrs Gatlina; at whose bouse ne oieu ,1 iinrh i Pentecost, who is prom inent In many llnes rellglous, social ajid pclitical. HEYL IN POLICE COURT. Little Evidence Against Him and His Case was Postponed.

John Heyl, alias Red" the notor ious hotel thieT and confidence man. wno haa pUed hla profession about tnis country and Canada for forty five years, was In the Police Court, to day. It was decided to postpone the trial until to morrow. The charges against Hoyl are loiter i' 'T 'V' i 1 i 'J 'r I I From JOHN HEYL. rhiforrnrih Taken, To day, the Police Station.

showed that tho persona! prop tt at tn ih hranii Hotel, but none of the stolen The Marion Trvst Company. In a Mason J. estate ha. imlreaied in jUtie since his death. The report li jdated January 1.

and it abow that the personal property was worth when the trust' corhrany wa RpjxMnted adminltrato'r. fjwo years ago. while It Is now orth The 1ncra A due to the settlement of several cottnverlea tht were the ruurts or on their way there when Mr. OsgotMl dld. The retort do not Include in the value of the Osgood real eiatT but it esUmated that the estate now worth about In all The renort to Commlsaloner alker was ei ii I aaal TI4 inn IJ au.

i ki(aam paid ovt r.ntil a run Ida OTvwd Stanley to the by the courts. the VIOLENT DEATHS. Vhat the State Board cf can right Bulletin Shows for January. Th. Ikwrd of 1 itaHb t.

that in of Mate is decld i Saturday Morning. 8 to hli.lnn T'r 'hiifirn vitrn 'Mittro? i Idi ft ard ty. ir) 1 1 Imi! "rr.jU the ira ot il'i 1'r ii'e l'o vnr.l i 3 in IS. vaf! wid Chamhray 'J liK yar idf Prar'eri O'Clcck i rt' a THOUGHT TO BE IN CHICAGO i Involved a Member of the Mariton Club A Trusted County Employe. a ft en' confessing that he Tiad made way about $200, Ben Brown, confidential i clerk in County Treasurer Keohn of k.

wpk. He was inr being a known thief. There no Vtv from arrest if he arainat mm. It Is Baill a i pruniutu mut DlundeWd the rooms of the traveling men leave Indianapolis. When the detectives frienu: to tur i called at considered him one of the most dollar, and thoy will be sold the same way 53.98 8K1RTS $1.98 KINK of er.erian clothe, eomc are oTonl pom nre trimmcl in xatln.

not a fkin in (he lot worth lens thai take rhi1e at WAT.KINt; SK I FtTS. made.f all of all wool materials, strap nrf finished with V.ik utitchine. Ix tter klrf ir not prod wed a' noon, these nt J5" and. SI.98 rimmed 1S5.00 $4.50 SKIRTS $2.98 in and navy rsrr and heA i 'ts. his money! waa found In his possession ine nij.ht they Informed Ola CrOOJWOrK Wlin a.

roninundir, i. evidently disposed of he ha. left the city Tor moneylfor fear that he wouia ran e1frlend3 sav he has joined a brother in hands! Of the police. Hevl'a Photograph Eaj on; of lhe bet In tlvawlocal rogue's gallery, has been Chicago. He was one 01 ii wf with ture Hertiiion raeafurnucma waa taken yesterday afternoon.

OSGOOD ESTATE INCREASES. ReDort to Probate Commissione Walker by Marion Trust Co. of the Manon ciuu So far as has been discovered. Brow: did not steal any of the county money he had access to thousands oi consisted in accepting jnoney crime from is to pay their taxes, ana lam.ii rn It n. snitn or in I ce.

says the rtory I is the old one of treajjurer's of of Brown's downfall in and women, i tO JTOOTIf 1:1 ty ot tne i cccup.tar;i3 the office. Treasurer Koefcr.c has an iron cUd ru.e thai deouties in his ofhee must cetit money outside the payers She to pay tneir uu was Too Feeble to Write Name and Made a Mark. not a fflce from tix i hi ill ayuui 7 from whom he had taken the mono. failed to pay the He was caught in tn The atll of Mry Hartveil the a writer, was a. limit i Murrav Chirk i art nun la." pel it vloletaV in January, of which Vf ce, of the I and but week and confessed.

Th 1 taxpayers a hose money he kept wil be the loaers. a the. county will not make g.Kd tbe trtft. MRS. CATHERWOOD'S WILL Her vol.

to tv.rv.'le. th week. was txccuttd rf la and sh. sreat bulletin fori hd.e.r in prtiratl.n d.e from amirn woros lype many the fnalee. our oi lv ed ftrr h'tlab nd Wi.

cther.w. to 1 1 ajrriC.rnia art aiT i by plsrI. by drcaTiing ar two by beatlr the head. Of tfce auk ide. ,1.

wnx TT malea chre cistoj tha females. Cl 1 f.i annrr.hlM. iiome of the acrtdrr.ial deaths were caused a foliowa: Railroad. fracture cf akuU. 15; drowned.

accidents In mine, a. expio ior. 8: burna and id. 11: cxurhlng. guchota.

pat Tnt riednltvea. tx laora isuychnin. carbolic acH. morrbiiie, chloral J. ph naUoa.

Licked U. fall her a I daughter. llHxrl Cati erw.wo. snre a.w i ib fhvL ion to made witn in oae year of the ieath of the testat hang All te I aa riiri''P Savnal Will A i va a hopd of Attacaed to tne oovurnciu thw revKnation oy jsmw s.Hti'i, sira, forming fc radiated tlotmc e. vi el! li.TK'd.

regular SI at SKIRTS, fine cheviots hr.ij4dhs. be.t materials workniiti.J'iilp. superior findings fvcrv prmer.t ill of v1 thre great at $7 tUl i A Ret book containing soi.iuhod from tho hand of Mlsa Catherine I Ky.itx. of 1513 North New Jersey street. In I Central avenue car No.

il'h. which left the Union tstalion at last night. She 1 pointed oiit tha man that she thought snatched It. aid the conductor. H.

L. i Canaiui. refusad to let Jiira off the car. although his uppoid pal. after being searched, was allowed to get off.

John Heldllnger. who stood near Misa Ryan in the rear of the double truck crowded car, took hoid of the strangers arm and followed him forward in the car. Hold the d'xir! Don't let hlrrr out! Call lh irfiiire! Search him!" These and oth cries come from the excited passengers. The alleged snatching was done near Washington and Meridian streets. The stranger wanted off at the potofflce.

then he said he lived in New Jersey street, and later he said he lived In Delaware street. Meantime Heldllnger and others Jinrrwtv starched him In the front end of the car. A citizen in the corner Insisted that the fellow had rights. 1 am a citizen and a taxpayer. I have.

ln treated like a dog I will not! allow vu to search me again." the al lesed thief shouted defiantly, with right lr.cigr.auon. ue wits anunu off it Si Clair and Alabama. When the car Fifteenth, Just after Mis; i Kyn sot off. the p5cketbook waa found on tloo tn the front end. Aims nyan ad not Ken in that part or in? car.

Ths new spring styles are hero. i skirtw. of jande4 with S2.98 skirtw. of banded with ami arid and 85.98 fellow had It, Biippea it out. lotket before he was searched.

He, pat up it Eooo Diun. ne uu.i fac re a cap. was about thirty years and talked with vigor. Divorce Suit of Mr. Ella Browder.

Mr Browder. wife of Wilbur Bn.wder. the attorney, to day instituted divorce proceedings la the Superior Court The onlv cftAXge filed against hini was that of habitual drunkenness, Mr Hnn iVr avers that life, with him i no longer endurable. She a.ks for efficient 1ilonv an(l Itr the custody of their live meior childrei Express Car Burned at Anderson. iiwoial Inihahspoiia Nr 1 UKKScN.

February 27. One of the' Urg rti'i es!" cars, running between Indianalis ard tnis city, on tne union Tri' tion Urn was destroyed by fire, this morning, on the switch, near the car h.iin In North Anderson. It Is thought th. Pre started from the Fto e. The loss is at out V.

CROUP Crp and ir.fia.Tfn:iM of the uryex are tn9tart.y perrnanei cured by tha Ore Minute Couth Cure. This sever taillr.r prescrlphcn V1TJTE C5'J3H CURE because lrst.it relief has aya lo aUi takes aact at the seat is ad 3s tbe inflam jd meT.brvs tr. steii' af passinc wholly ts the atomaeh a vi drajet or sropttytic taa syitem. Gives relief Ir.suraiy. CURED tt destrars disease rsr m.

clears tHe phteem and draws tas Xa rmaacB, thus remote the causa Ilj withT. 0" Minute Coua Cure ta JT'hrri for cHUr a ard they kks It ra'pred Sy E. Witt Ciica Aa ki vl remedy In chiUrea. Do not fafit the harta. ONI $4.00 SKIRTS $2.50 WALKING SKIRTS, rneltons.

olain and litrht and dark grays. aio blacks. wirtl: ji mi whoie.i!e. Sal a a a. a wiAB.a rt rna 1 I a w.

aw 1 i i a a i i i made'of all wool fancv stitching. mm ma.lfof all wool fancy stitching. rt IN SKIRTS, beautifully Hi'id'wiih all the finish, quality and style tht find In the niadf to order shirts that ist y.u i.t and $1" these at S4.50 i 1 1 nnn THE' INDIANAPOLIS NEWS, FRIDAV, FEBRUAKl iuuo. 1 Saturday jjj W.wl tic me umiay rvtorning, io ii u'ukk ri i. t.

tiroa in F. Dress Serse. plain colors. T. Btya fi 8r rhea wide.

15c nuality. in base ChaL Car. Dia pnt, ar.t j.CaUy fcacrpt Womiay. Morning, 8 to O'CIock In k. Fi W.ml Kiderdowr.s, tan onlv.

elites slightly s.tld. until (on, yard 1c Gray strips Klanpelette. lsc qual Itv, 2n yards limit, per yard lc Tiovs" Reefers. Fixe '3. Regular lor Hat Pins.

3 rr Men v'ombinatlon Seta. .4 gold plated collar' buttons and pair cuff but tons.r ail for 10 Oold plsfd lioauty fins, dozeii 3c 1 fL 2fTxJ imaiaaM waiBaaii iTiaa aaaiaiai Juaai aiiaaiaTa' Ti ia iai i aiaJJJ Ji' Liii.iii.aasamiiiiaaaaMWJMauU'aim.uiaai shl imsaun nn7" Aavb just rzcolvod (ho largest shipment of Skirts that evor ma to Indanapolls. Hero arc WW 11 'styles of dross skirts, bikini, skirts and houso longtl, skirts, In somas, chev.o, UU rnknK nnd other woolen materials In all colors. You can bay tho Vll nv fr tho material atone, as tltoy waro sola to us at ou cents on mo S5.00 SKIRTS $2.93 FTNE SKIRTS. beutlful all wcl mixtures.

In smooth tinish textiles. stitched bottoms. plailecV welt seams, skirts that are eaji(" worth In this sale S2.98 MISSES' SKIRTS. We have remembered th3 young missea in this big sale. Fine wool skirts.

In black and gray, length from Si to inches, very pecial at. SI.98 A Remarkable Sale of Basement Housefurnishings The Kind of Sales thaf Happens Jus! Once a Year Small Clothes Market ing at 4 feet Toilet Paper, WASH POIIRS. No. all tin 2fC No. 8.

copper bottom No. 8. all copper. X'ASH TUBS. Ized galvan Med.

Large Baskets ...11) Baskets Lie Clothes Pins. Z6 If Nursery Chairs CIvOTHKS BARS, fold 5 feet a mm FEBRUARY SHOE SALE Sale ends to morrow nlglu. bargains month. viv sj sniiES usually sold at LADIES' SHOES, usually $1.25. gola kid.

patent tips, stylish shapes, flexible soles BABIES' SHOES, vlcl kid, stitched, slies 2 to 6, 4c kinds, at CLOTHES HAMPERS, Small Med. 5J)f Large Carpet Sweep ers. popular Jt 00 and $5.00. patent cottskin and box calf, enamel vclour and vlci ki'l. hand welt and stitched soles styles and weigths are right for fT tn spring wear, choice al MEN'S SHOES, the $2.50 sort, fine grades of box calf and some patent leathers, double soles, great 9 Cfl bargains at.

JI.JU BOYS' tHOKS. box and wax calf, double soles and extra strong seams, siies up to 5Vj. J1.9S grades at $1 io. and little boys' sprjnt? heel shoes, kid and calfskin, $1.00 kinds, gQg SHOES, spring or low hsrl1 mam 1 i. i grades at $1.39.

and small sixes, from S1 to 11, at GIRI S' LACK SHOES, spring heels. solid double soles. amoa uua at 9c and LADIES' SHOES a Si $1.00 WWW the kind that, sell all leathers, heavy and light i5" rr.C2ri Ra.lrllff and othr well known brands, an go SI.48 I V.tl 95c red 296 Iiissell's Wtod I'hurns ZIJK Unt Cups i' limit lc Cobbler Sets certain ERS No Sag Crcscetit Adj. Fins 7 of Sc Carpet Sweepers. National, roller bearing Wash Boards, sine.

1 Of Srrub Brushes V)c and St tozen 3 Raaor fctrops a3 MEN'S SHIRTS 1 Heels, pair Wc. to K.K vain at CLOTHKS iron frame Sfc W. otl frame 1.23 year guarantee. SI. )S 1 3 year guarantee 912.98 5 year jarantee BENCH WRINGERS 3 year guarantee 3 year ball bear.

Wash Benches, $1.33 and 9S Maple Bowls 19c, Of Slaw Cutters lOf Potato Mashers Rolling Pins Half Soles, pair. lOc lOc Wall Pa.per Cleaner lVfluart grxlv. Rdcket limit and none to children! lOf 10 ounce j. IOC Dusters, 12 inch 8 1 Sc Spire Cabinets. 6 sec tions 25c Salt Boxes, wood.

10c and Brooms. 4 sewn. hoavy 5c Table Mats, set IVJc Waste Paper Bast? ets 1(C Bird Cages. Jap. Bird Cages, G9c BASEM'T BARML11IEB Articles worth 25o to 50c.

Come arly In "the morning to lelect best choice. No mail or telephone orders. rubber tipped 25c Silkollne Stand Cov I.ead Pencils. Half dozen men's red Handkerchiefs, Half dozen ladies' Handkerchiefs, 25c Pish Net Shopping Vc. Boston Shopping Bags.

I bars Jap Rose. fcap. Soc large Checker Boards. 25c larye es. choice ers, Men S3c.

Watch Chaihs, Men's 39c fleece lined I'n derwear. Men's 25o Suspenders, Mens Jersey Work shirts. Men 5V heavy Sweaters, ladles' 3oc Golf Gloves. Boys' 2Sc Percale Waists, Boys' 25c Knee Pants. 25c boxes Note Paper Vi dos.Men a hue Hdkrs.

38c MEN'S SHIRTS Mdn's 5V Neckwear, frxj Corsets, size IS only. 2T1 boxes Toilet Soap, cards Pearl Buttons. 1 iik.es' 25c to 50c Belts. White Beads, Child's 6c Silk Hoods. 30c ladles' Focketbooks 2 dozen men's V.

hlte String Ties. Metes Plush Caps 25c (Rothes or Hair Hnishes. Boys' BOc Work Shirts. Winter Underwear at Give Away Prices i rea takes choice of all men's fleece lined garments, regular values are 50c. 68c and 75c.

takes choice of all ladles' heavy colton Vests and Pants, regular values are 50c and 65c. takes choice of all children's wool garments and best fleece lined Union Suits, values up to 50c and 69c, Kine laundered Percale Dress CaiO UlVfa Shirt, with separate tfufTs to mntch; ii spring Ftrltvs. all sixes. laundered Percale and Madras Shirts, all new prlriR es a coi i ors, air IZ' rgiilar VHluef 68c WASHING MACHINES. Open I 1.9,S I Hqua 12.21).

Round Champion. No. 4. 3. OS Hustler Ply Wheei 5.S Napkins, dec, 100 for Sewing Tables CJothea IJnes.

cotton Mirrors, kitchen Sad Irons, per lb Mrs. Potts Sad Iron Sets, 5 pieces Mrs. Potta' Handles Dust Pans, special. Bread Boxes, 10c 5 Of 4c 5 5 19c STEP LAD DERS. Udell, per 9C Pood OSc Carpet Tacks.

12 p'k'g's lOc Screw Driv ers. lOc 5e Flour Bcs. 25 Sad Irons, nickel Paatry Boards 25c Towel Rollers, 10c and 5c Tooth Picks, 1.500 for Shoe Tacks. Tea T'iUles, nickel piateuVNo. 8...

49c Carpet Sweepers, Bissell's eveo bearing, Jap Jl.9S SATURDAY CLOTHING NEWS MEN SPRING OVERCOATS, made of viol coverts. In the new urn shades, fine linings, all lzes. fTTTfi flpe values at MIAN'S PRING SUITS made of fine wool oasslmeres, neat brown stripes, snowflakes and other spring novelties, medium welRht, to wear all the year round, very special Jfj QQ EN'S FINE SUITS, plain blue heavy twill series, black clay worsteds, hirdseve steel grays and other fancy worsteds, a choice selection CHILDREN'S SUITS. piece" v. tee Ptvles.

for aes 3 to 'aiul double 4r'easted suits for boys 0 to net lalds. also plain black chev PI nn plH lot values, at 9H ww CHILDREN'S SUITS. NorfoPxs, ves tees and double breasted styles, sizes 3 to 15. all the prln shades. sivme Iiave llio larae.

satmr ionni fhre srxH: ial values at $: ar.d. SI.50 YOUTHS' SUITS, young men's tine n's tine mils, itri 13 t'X the net itn in Hns In the citv. special values at $5. tin, $3 9S and $2.98 Men's Ovenvats, finest In store S5.00 Children 9 overcoats, tlnt st in store S2.00 JJoys' 5c Wool Kri'e Panr all sizes 25c I Good Gem and Waffle Recipe Two cups Falcon Self Rising Parcake Flour, one cup milk, two egg, one tablc noonful suirar, piece butter size of nut. Mix the ingredients thoroughly be fore adding the flour.

Get Falcon Self Rising Pancake Flour at any grocer s. tses v. Wttaiilogto Buy Your Groceries and Meats at 2452 Central Ave. Omr.ulated per 5 Putna Vlntar. fal fih Country Kkk.

doaen Candled Kk. ptyLjloxen Hadrfr Stai Corn. 1'V; or i for Diadem Tabl lhe. or II 50 per Will you appreciate pnmipt (icllery. Kull weight, no irueatng I'honea: Whit.

1011 and 71M new Anxlou. to WM PittTH EYC8 TE8TE0 FREE! CURGHEITS B.at quallti gold 8H.4. artttiT inaa tha tya. Al Wilt Waabdagtom tVM 55 Slransky Steel Ware cost five times as much as tinware, but last ten times as long. We sell Syransky war afid guarantee it for fivaj years against scaling or cracking.

Yonnegut Hardware Co. I2S. UZ. 114 Waakla(taaSL I BJf The Conatant wearing ef a Hat Propagate. '1 Dandruff Genua.

re ar roauy men who wear their practically all the time when awake, and ar Uessed with a heavy shock of hair; yt if the scalps of thee same men once "became infeated with dandruff a rms. the rarisitea would multiply all the quick for Uck of air. Baidnss ens.ir a. the 'final result. New brn'a Herplclde kill t.hese germ an 1 i unhealthy ha'r to abundant' gruwth.

Ht is a rleasant hair! i dressinir as eil as a danururr cure and not ar atom of Injuxiou sub ts iics. Sulci by tead.rg; druggists. Send In stumps for sample to The Herplcide Ietrott, Mivh. Henry J. liuder.

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fll I to 5C CladiaaO, Cbla 1 1 'A CLERK IS SHORT: CONFESSED, LEFT TOWN BEN BROWN, OF TREASURER KOEHNE'S OFFICE, DISMISSED. STORY OF A P0CKETB00K. Excitement on a Street Car When a Woman Missed One. id 65 was I MM I Now is the Time to ase HYOMEI. omel cure CVdd.

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