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Chance of a Lifetime! Bona Fide Sale! LARGEST MANUFACTURERS' n7nnn NOTE' PRICES .11 ISM Ladies' and SHwn 3tArltinthc never sold tr les than JIM, sule pile $1.00 Let 2o00 La flies" Mackln doubiS 5.J!j2.00 r.l i Cu.JCS, Lot 1C Bleb grade wool MarklntoKhf. 1 caoes, Jiu.lv, iUe price Lot (4 Ladles' Mackintoshes, all wool Meltons, liwrittti ana cravenetta. i.IUHj wi th ellk, 1 or 2 pa es ivet. collar, J18.0Q, vc EHTSTTrioe Lot 6 0 Children's Mackln Mackln A tofh Uirmerts, prjoe, (tl UU rEK PFJT! Entlri Stock at; ft A ri. mi 1 a' ALL GOODS VERY LATEST STYLEStif DON'T: DELAY I Ccu.s zV end see the Greatest Sacrifice 1 Saie.

Dealers sre invited to attends OtvKlaJs Lrntil 9 O'clock Saturdays Until D. 'fiMect Me At Spring Opening The cold spell has disappeared the warm breath of spring that awakens slumbering vegetation is here. A demonstration of what vre have bean doing will be exhibited to you on Saturday morning. Everything that money, thought and careful selection could bring together as wearables foi" men and boys will be found i Sojsl Clothing Department 25 Children's all Wool blul Novelty Suits, trimmed with black Soutache tiraid, ages 3 to 8 years; the 2.50 kind, price $198. S5 Children's Wool Novelty Suits, in neat English chocks, with deep sailor' collar, handsomely braided, the t2.50 grade IL98.

SO. Boys allYool Knee Pants Suits, in brown and gray mixtures, Regular $2 suits tl.50. I3oys' Furnishing ppartment 75 dozen Boys fancy Percalei Shirts 50o 50 dozen Boys' fine Silk. 21c Cj dozen Boys' fino Silk Tecks. 25o 1 Hat: Department I An entire department devoted to Boys' Keadwear Ilats and Caps.

In Caps we have The Golf, the Cadet, the Golf iacht, tho Napoleon, the Yacht, the Eton and the College Tam in fancy checks and mottled effects. In cloth and leather. Prices 25c, 35c, 50c and 75a ij Boys Hats, in Cloth and Fedoras; prices 50c, 75o and ti.oo. (Men's Hat Department Men's Pearl Fedoras, black, or white bands, $1.00, 1 LfA tl.9,. 12.50, $3.00 and $3.50.

New spring shapes in Men's Derby $1.00, $L50, 2.5iX Rich's Clothing Department Spring Top Coats and Suits, all the latest, the nobbiest, tho most "fashionable, fresh from our Broadway factory. 1 1' I'riccs tdOO to $25.00. Do you Shave? Ten articles of interest to you. An entire barber's cabinet Un our SPORT ING GOODS DEPARTMENTON SATURDAY ONLY and from 6 o'clock m. to 10 p.

m. "Just for four hours only we shall sell 1 100 Tho cabinet contains: cabinet i Butcher razor, A.fehavlnrr.cup, A razor strop. A brush, A cake cf i oap, I Lot 1 IM Men" Rubber and Gum Coals for teamsters. $3.00 firemen and policeman, $3.00 to fe oq, sale price 81 to Lot 2 300 French Diagonal Men' long military capes, $6.00. sale price Lot 2 3S0 English Covered Cloth, box style, velvet collar.

17.50, sale, price Lot 4 400 Imported English Bergen, Cashmeres. Tricot, box or cape coat. tlXVi. sale price $2.00 $3.25 $4.50 Lot 63)0 hle trade box coats, Cheviotii. Meltons ti and Kersey a J18.00.

price Lot 6 high grade Import $7.50 ed Meltons. siik lined. J3.i.0t, sale price Saks Corner." Sets A bottle of brilliantino, A package talcum powder. A bevelej mirror, A bottle bay A stic cosmetique, only. HflH Fnl nwi 'D TL? ral jo of tho sct'is $2.00, we 6hali sell for 98c.

Pants Oi Saturday morning 8 to 12 only, wo shall offer 200 rc n's alWool, "spring I'snts, price $1.50, for $1.00 for four ho irs A company Corner. IENHYLVANU HTH. 7.1.1 Cr.o Cent a IVcrJ AGAINST BAPTIST C0DNC1L THE REV. P. O.

PARISH SVSTAIXED BY A CLOSE VOTE. i Troables of Soath Street Baptist Chnrch, However, Are Still Re a ardea nsettletf The Meeting; Last XlghU By a vote of 66 to 62 the congregatlen ot the South street Baptist church de cided last night not to sustain the yer diet of the council which has been in vestlgatlng charges against the pastor. the Rev. Frederick O. Parish.

After the midweek. prayer services, the members of the church gathered in the Suoday school room to hear the report of the council, which said that the charges bad been sustained. The council "recommend THE REV. FREDERICK. O.

PARISH ed that Mr. Parish be deposed from the Baptist minis try and that the hand of feUowehip be withdrawn. The third recommendation said: "We recommend uo the entire membership of your church that they exercise toward each other lo utmost Christian forbearance, cherisjh toward each other a spirit of Christian forgiveness and unite in harmonious ard hearty work for the upWUIldlog of Christ's cause In this community." There seemed to be some hesitancy on the part of the members to take up the questions which were to come before the meeting. Those who attended took "seats In the rear of the dhurch. leaving the front pews vacant.

After. some reluct ance, V. D. Wilson, treasurer of the church, consented to act as moderator of the meeting. The first point taken up waa whether newspaper men should be allowed at the meeting, and endeavor was made to have them ejected.

This brought a strong protest from the friends of Mr. Parish, who said there was noth ing to conceal from the public. One man said there had been much secrecy aareaoy. As soon as the report of the council was read, E. A.

Bonham moved that action on the report be postponed for a weea. ihis brought forth active oddo sltlon, and the vote was 66 for postpone ment and 6 against It This indicated how near the two factions had come to rawing to the meeting their full strength an how evenly divided the con gregaticti tad been. Chalrmaa Aaraiast, Postponement. me no vote ten the decision with Chairman Wilson, and before he gave be made an explanation He said that since the trouble began In the "church thero had been no financial receipts: while the expenses had been going on. and he couir not.

consent to drag the affairs alng. He voted against a postponement Wallace Sherwood, who tad resigned as clerk ot the church, moved 'that the finding of the Council be rejected, and toe spoke at length In favor of his proposi tion. "We bid not want a dUhonest man in the pulpit." be said, "but we did want Mr. Parish to have a fair hearing. He was not tried by the council, but was tried at yxur firesides.

He waa convicted "before he. knew bat ne was auspected. The church has been made the laughing stock, the scorn and the mockery of the city." The friends of Mr. Parish occupied seats on one side of the church and the friends of the council hid gathered In the pews on the other side. While Mr.

Sher wood was speaking there were occasional words of disapproval from the opposition. which came like a bum. J. A. Dynes spoke briefly, saying that Mr." Parish had a right to be beard.

A. $onham" op posed giving the pastor the right to talk before th meeting. He renewed the ques tions as the ccuncil had considered them, and said the council was not a "packed "The differences In this, church may never be eradicated In this life," bo said, "but. for the sake of God Almighty, accept the report the council" Mr. Paris.

Speaks. The chairman said he give Mr. Parish a chance to and the pastor said be did not recognise the council be cause hla jattflrney had advised him not to. He said he had evidence which would show his innocence of charges which had been made against him. "As sure as there sits a God in heaven." he said, "injunction proceedings will be brought against this church If it accepts the ftndl lns of this council, and I wltl have a hearing in open court." There was silence In ttie congregation for time, and the chairman said a vote would be taken on the report of the council.

I He appointed a teller from each faction. The counting 1 of the ballots showed that the report had been rejected by 4 vote of 5 to fX The friends of the pastor swarmed about him. shaking him by the hand, wtlle the friends of the council lef: the crurch. After the mott Ins; several members said that aU the Circuities have not been Mttled yet. but that proceeding may bo brought Wr the opposition to Ur.

Parish for a dMilon of the church property. Some of the pastor's friends are In favor of giving him another heartig. 0 IN INDIANA. Comparison of Febrnary and Jf ary Deatks from Smallpox. Reports to the State Board of Health from sixty one observers Indicates, as oom nred with jAnuary, a slight decrease in area of prevalence cf lnftuenxa, pneumonia.

bronchitis, pleuritis, scarlet lever, oarrnea and whooping cough. The same reports ahow a slight increase in meningitis, f.ammatlon of the bowels, erysipelas, diphtheria and croup and Intermittent ftver. i Menlrgitls has to ai unusual degree la Vanderbiirg and Posey counties, being very fatal' Puerperal fever doubled 1n area of prevalence, gmallrox appeared In the foUowingcountlea: Vanderburg, Clark, Sullivan. Greene, Daviess. Floyd and Jt fernon.

In ilarlon county at Indian. poll, smallpox first appeared January 2S. and up to Jdarch 1 fourteen cases In all had developed. No fatalities from this Ce.Te have thus far reported tnrouebout lie State. BOARD OF Its I ost 3Ieetlnic with D.

N. Geetlas; as President. The 'Indiana Stale Board of Education to nr h'ld its lat Electing with D. Geilng as presidenL Mr. G.etlng will go out ot'cflice at 12 o'clock next Tuesday nlsrht.

Frank I Jontt. the newly elected State Superintendent Itib'le Instruction, will tnter on Lis duties Wednesday rooming. F. A. Cotlon.

first deputy in i In THE INDIANAPOLIS NEWS; FRIDAY, (MARCH 10. 1809. the olBoe of the State beard. wUl remain In his Mace jindcr Mr. Jones.

The board this morning, spent much time. In expressions of appreciation 'of Mr. Oeetlng's efforts while In office. A committee, consisting of W. W.

Parsons, president of the State Normal School, at Terre Haute; D. K. Go, superintendent of the Indianapclla schools, and F. A. Cotf ton.

first deputy under the State superin tendent was appointed to draft suitable resr.luions on Mr. Geetlng't retirement. The board also appointed a committee of three consisting of Joseph Swain, president of the Slate University; E. Stone, vice president pt Furdue University, and I. N.

Study, superintendent of the Ft. Wavne schools to fix the standard 'of high school license under the new Caraway school law, which provides that the branches under which an applicant to teach in high desires, to apply for license must be specified before tho examination is held. The law has no emergency clause, but the committee will ret to work at once, and the high, school branches for teachers' examinations will be specified, in readiness for the July examination of teachers. The board also heard a report from a committee appointtd.to look into the condition of some high schools of the State, with a view of recommending them for cnmmipaloned high schools. No new commissioned high schools were recommended by the board.

The next tneelir of th State Board of Education will be held Wednesday, April 12, when the contract for the school books on which bids were received yesterday will be let. R. A. ORLOPP'S ILLNESS. Ko't Expected to Recover Mamane Officer and Well Known.

Richard A. Orlopp the humane officer, is lying critically ni at his home, 1124 Olive street, and little hope la entertained for his recovery. He began feeling bad last Tuesday afternoon, and a short time after going to bed the same evening he became unconscious) and ha remained in this condition since. Examination showed that his right side is paralysed! The members of hte faintly think this is due to two falls on the ice Monday and Tuesday. Previous te this time he had been enjoying the best of health.

Mr. Orlopp's Illness comes in the midst of making arrangements to go to Wash ington," D. with his wife to attend a music recital In which' their daughter Jeanette waa to make her debut before a critical audience. Miss Jeanette is well known to the music loving people of this city and has beeri abroad' for the last two years studying the violin in Milan, Italy, and London, England. In London she was under the tutorship of Wilhelmj, who spoke favorably of her prospects.

She was accompanied during her stay in Europe by her sister Lizxle, and a telegram from Washington, where the young women are now staying, announces uiat they will return home to morrow. Mr. Orlopp baa an extenslye acquaintance In Indianapolis. He has served as humane officer since April. 189L He was born June 5, 1835, In Saxony, Germany, R.

A. ORLOPP. and Is of Russian descent. He came to. America at the age of nine years, but returned to Germany for eeveral years when fifteen years old to be educated.

He then came back to this country and lived for short time in Cincinnati, where be married Miss Emma J. Piatt. He was a conductor for several years on the Little Miami railroad, and then moved to this city about twenty five years ago. He was conductor on the Indianapolis A St. Louis railroad for "fifteen years, and also served five years as trainmaster of the same road.

Besides his wife and fwo daughters Mr. Orlopp has four sons Dick K. Orlopp, Bertrand J. Orlopp, Harry L. Orlopp and Piatt M.

Orlopp. Philippine Reeralts. seven men were accepted at trie re cruiting station this morning, with a prospect of about the same number in the afternoon. The following are names of thoee who enlisted: For the infantry for the Philippines: Charles H. Holt and Jesse C.

Tansey, Frankfort, Harry Slavin, Indianapo lis, George E. Clark, Charleston, I1L For tbe Sixth Artillery: John R. Qombs, Tanner, Armstead M. Hudson, Park, Clyde Shertck, Miami, Ind. A detachment of ten men was forwarded this afternoon to San Francisco, and another of eight to Baltimore, Sid.

Reports from other stations indicate that the va cancies In the Philippine regiments are filling up more rapidly than was expected, and it is likely they will be filled within a short time two to four weeks. Articles of Incorporation. The Richmond Interurban Railway Company, with a capital stock of SlO.UuO, has filed articles of incorporation with the Secretary of Stale. The object of the company is to construct and operate street railroad lines in Richmond, Cen terville, E4st Cambridge City, Dublin and some smaller places in this State, and others in the State of Ohio. ArtlMes of Incorporation have also been filed by the Palladium Company, a.

newspaper company of Richmond, with a capital stock of and the O. E. Brysnt Paint Manufacturing Company of Prirceton, with a capital stock of KA000. The Unfed States vTrartner Cnmhanw oi lerre iiauie, capital stock iio.ouu 0 I Amended Medical Registration Law, The State Board of Medical Regiftratlon and Examination fa receiving many in aulrles from physicians over the State who do not understand the law recenUy passed amending the medical law of 1S97. The new law applies only to persons who failed, to register under the act of 1S97.

The time for making application on license Is extended to July IXS, provided the license on which application Ls made was Usued rrlor to March UK. The fee for refe( tmion on 1 cense is The fee for regis tration on tilr.iom.i la chanced from IS 110, but for examination in medicine the fr' remains tie same tZt. The next session of borrd will be held 14. at which time the regular quarterly examination will be given. Hew Trnaber was Arrested.

Sandy Trauber was arrested this morn ing, charged with assault and nattery on xTann Lwia. beveraJ days ago the two men got Into a dispute that resulted a fight. In which both were injured. They escaped am st at the time. ani Trauber called at the City Hospital this morning to be up.

The LTlyisklans In charge notified" the police. i Dispute with Fists. A report reached the police station thts morning that a desperate Urht waa gblng on In the livery stable at 319 East Court street Detectives Oerber, Morgan, Stout nd Weible rushed to the and found he proprietor. Harry Rosenthal, and James Lewis, a hosller, settling ft dispute with their lifts, ugia were arreeteo. Personal Estate of Kit Lilly.

An Inventory, of the rwrsonal estate of tbff'late EU Lull filed with the Probate Court yesterday, shows 2.UX ehiires of the rapits'i' etoik ol tne LHmpiny, alued at ivawtwe property, slued st R.ujO: household furniture in North Meridian street, Ll k), ana money bank Jhi.oTti.60. Ilest no heet cirSnine. bei location cirsnd Purine llo rtiSc ago. tt thers next lime, tnest in tbe West. a His Star I Est K3 i E3 Sfcr nrdlsu made of I wfiieo aoies, mediant.

rrut i toe, by one of the best ft I 1 huhcfkIti? n'wU iXZiJ1' are the "hoes that (' I If If WUjA N. i nnrlnis. bnt, to be honest with yon. I If If ancxaL Loans ca bouwhoid rw; tnelement weather ksr. I vl VJ cnfl ifntisl.

sul lmc HullJ.ns. I fin Appeal ins; ESll of them worth doable, and Men's fancy striped and plaid Sock Plain black and tan' eam (ens. Socks ack Socks, with white seamless foot, sale price, 3 pairs for Per pair $15 PEDER SLF" Men's Suspenders, made of extra good web. silk finish, ehot effect, with drawer sup porters, at per pair. Men's fine Percale Laundered Shirts, some with separate collars and attached cuffs, others with fine cross stripes and separate cuffs to match.

I New styles on sale to morrow at Men's tlneat Madras and Percale Shirts 2 separate" collars and separate cuffs to match; all that's new will be found here at 75c each. ANOTHER LOT OF HEX'S TIES go oa sale to morrow, 'consisting of all the newest shapes, in Asrots, Four in Hands. Imperials, Puffs, Tecks, Bows, Clubs, etc, very swell patterns, at only TWEXTT FIVE CESTS EACH. EXTRA CLOTHI.AG VALIES. To start the sprlng season, we offer lOO Men's Tan Covert Overcoats, heat fitting garments.

Men' Tan I.aee Shoe, dark and Wfclt willow calt, ftiod made in the new ro.ntf makers la the roautrr. These plaeed on sale, last satarday, sold anlr a lew nalrs. th kept most of the men at i ulaee on sale 3UO oaira I HRVS I TOP COATS. 1 4 he. so to morrow we 111 I.

I FINANCIa: h.lu,h.i.l TZT of these fine ahoea. nmi Wr s' I ntiv i. well tailored, all sixes, to 44. at 93.98 EACH. Men's Wool Salts, stent brown Men's Black Wool Cheviot Suit, excellent linings, good fitting garments 5 00 At I Men's all Trool Salts.

T.PO. I in nest checks and plaids, brown tncots. black. double breasted cheviots, with fine satin facings. It's to your interest to see them.

Extra Panta Special Men's Wool Cnssimere Pants, for dres or business wear, at these greatly reduced prices 81.1)8. 81 48 and 08? Youths' all wool Scotch Cheviot Suits, ages 14 to 10. special at 8.1 48 Children's all wool Knee Pants Suits, made of fine caaalmeres and Cheviot, ages 3 to H. in Vestees, with large sailor collar, nicely braided. to 15, double breaBted.

an extra good Suit fbr .81. 08 Boys fordsroy Knee Pants, slsea 4 to 13, a pairs 1.00 PAIRS, 33 CE.VTS. i We have the best fronds rnannfnntnrpfi. IVo old goods our store. Every erarment fresh and latest styles Our prices way, be low competition.

i ni L.L.Ii fl NIB 30 W. Washington St NEW POSTOFFICE SITE. Suggestion as to an Effort Pnblle Agreements Toward It was suggested to day about the Board of Trade and the Commercial Club; that it might expedite the work, of securing a new Federal building If some ganlxatlon representing the people of the lty could be prepared to ay to the commission that will be sent here later from Washington that the city has agreed' on a site which It asks the Oorernmeat to Indorse. It was thought that out of the suggestions some action by the two commercial bodies would be taken within a few days. I "I think the suggestion a good one, said E.

B. Martindale. believe It Is possible for us to agree on a site. Several sites have been suggested, but I be lleve an investigation will show that fcO per cent, of the people are ia favor of having the building erected In the squa'e south' of University Park." The opinion seemed to be general that' nothing ought to be done until both Senator Fairbanks and Congressman Over street, who have the subject well in hand, are here, and may be consulted. It is felt that there ought to be no delay In starting the undertaking on account of local quarrel over the site.

Site Proposals. Special to The Indianapolis News. Washington, March lO. The supervising archltec: will advertise in the Indianapolis dally papers for proposals for a site for tbe new Federal building on 'the 20th JnsL This will be earlier than expected. Mr.

Overstreet says the matter will be pushed as rapidly as possible. Mr. left for: home this afternoon. He will return eay in AprlL Death of Henry T. Creen.

Henry Taylor Green, a iwell known traveling salesman" died yesterday of consumption at his home, C2 Central avenue. He had been 111 several months. Mr. Green waa born in Hendricks county. Indiana, September li 1V4S.

artd made Indianapolis, his home after lX His wife and two daughters survive him. The funeral will be field at his home to nsorrSw at 1 p. m. AMt'SEME VTS. PLYMOUTH CHURCH PARLORS BROWNIlsa'ti "CALIBAN A STUJY OF A PRIMITIVE MAN." iiT DR.

OSCAR L. TRIGGS niICA) t'NIVElt. lTY. THE BROWN IN' CLASS OF' PLTilOUTH INPTTTLTTE. Saturday evening.

Ln II. 8 o'clock. Admlfinn i3 cent. iAt oniiAtur1y trmlns Pr. wul lecture ufron "The fftAot nT of I'iaj." ia I'lnuulh church parUr.

AdiIoa: 15 cents. to the C3en aaer the lot nt. per pair for (ta tiffis KID CLOVES. Indies' fine Kid Gloves. Foster hooks or clasps, black 'and eoiora.

all sixes, the same good Glove you've al ways Deen getting. AT 75e A PAIR. Ladles' Kid Skin Gloves, oven, $1.00 nne uiace finish. bUck and all the colors, plain or em nroiiiered hacks, clasfa or buttons, the Glove that has stood the guerantee' at this store for 11 years a pair Ladles' fancy striped seamless Hose, LADIES HOSE. at, a pair ........133 Children's heavy tan and black ribbed seamlera Hose, all sisea.

Dalrs for "Xd. ualr Oa Ladles Plaid and Bru caded Novelty Skirts, black and colors. READY. MADE SKIRTS. wbil made and lined O.Hc Ladles' Plain rtlaek.

extra quality BrlllianMna Skirts, taffeta lined, velvet bound S1 4H Ladles' Black Seme Skirts, 11 rows of braids, new style back, with buttons, best of UninKS. Sale price 81 08 Ladles' Tailor made' Salts, made cf fine covert cloths, various nw colors, sllk llned jackets, a decidedly pretty Suit, for 37 KO JEWELRY AT REASONABLE PRICKS. Engraved Sterling Silver Hearts 10 Gold Friendship Hearts, with sets 14J Ladles' Pearl Beauty Pins, the latest, onlr 143 Ladles' Pearl Waist Beta, com plete Jt4o Ladles' Sash Ribbon Belts, jewn eled buckles, only 1 10c Plaid and Fency Bro RIBBOX SALE. caded Silk Neck and Sash Ribbons, lO CEXTS PER YARD. HOtSEFlR.MSHISG DEPT.

A ear load of timalte wan for Satarday. "Wash Ba sins, large also Be firmmit Baeketi. ouart else. ia n. Tea Kettles No: Granite Tea Kettles lO aanrt Granite Dish Pans tl niart nranitn Dlah Pans 1.C Clothes Wrlnarera.

"The Improved r.all.no;e." hardwood frames. lO lnch rubber rolls lxi plece Dinner Sets, befet porcelain, undersrlaaed decora tions 84 07 A niece Chamber Sets, new colors, shapes and decorations ......81 03 Cnrtaln Stretchers. 'The ISO Sag 80c Stiver Knives and or us, t. best triple plate, per box of 12 pieces I Wash Boards, la ire alse Table Tumblers, full slxe 1 Hand Saws, 18 ineh Slxe Hc Tablespoons, white metal, set. 1 Sc Tea.

Seta, complete, per Solderlnsi' Sets "DO YOIR I OWJI tEPAIRlXG. A tinker's outfit, to mend your tinware, REPAIRING. 1 rUH AU I 9. Three Saaares West of Illlaels St, or shoddy Store DIED. CLOVERDALE Mrs.

Laura, at 11 o'clock, Thursday night, at her borne. Jackoo.i West. Funeral at p. Eunday. Friends invited.

DOWNING Horace Q. Downing, son of Col. and Mrs. it. Downinn, at residencs.

IS W. Eleventh of paralysis, a. m. Funeral and burial private. BAUER Jacob Bauer, at bis late residence, Kansas at Funeral will be at bouse, 1 o'clock; at 1 o'clock at Sacred Heart church, Bunday, March Friends invited.

HARTMAN Chrtstlsn sgs sixty nine years. 1:20 p. Thursday. March at 417 E. Ohio st.

Funeral I p. rlunday, March 11. from, Oerman Lutheran church. Friends Invited. VINTON Puean Msclntlra Vinton, wife of Merrick E.

Vinton, at the residence ot C. Foaier. Thursday. March at 8:15 a. m.

Sent. ices Saturday, March 11. at p. at 1AM N. Pennsylvania, st.

Burial private. KRUEOER Mrs. Rev. Theo. F.

Krueger died at K.ck Island. 111.. March Will be buried from home of ker parents, Mr. and Mrs. Kiel man n.

Sunday afternoon. Services at tho German Evangelical church, one mile west of Cumberland. Friends and relatives Invited. I Ia Levins; Remembrance Of Ida May Balfour, who died March 10. KM.

A precious one from us baa gone, A voice we is sillied: A place la vacant in our home. Which never can be filled. God in His wisdom has recalled. The boon His lov bad given. And thougrb the body slumbers here.

The soul Is safe In heaven. FATHER. MOTHER AND BROTHERS. Fl'XERAL DIRECTORS. FUNERAL DIRECTORS WHITSETT.

Tel. MA. Res. ZU1 N. Mer.

Tel. 670. FUNERAL DI KCTOR4 A A Md A K1US GER. N. Iilimils st.

Telephone IVA. Ft'NERAL DIRECTORS RAGSDALE Mi CLEIXAXO, SI ava. Phone FUNERAL DIRECTORS FRANK A. BLANCHARD, Undertaker, N. LwlsWart St.

'Phones: Olfice. 411; residence. FUNERAL DIRECTORS REN BLACK WELL. 11 and 111 W. Market St.

Tel. 11V Lady attendants Robert l. Lung is with Reirfhan Biackwelt. FUNERAL DIRECTOnS C. E.

KRfXirLO. ta N. DELAWARH OfMoe 'phone JtO. FUNERAL DIRECTOR! FLAN Fit BUCHANAN. LAUT Eiia.ALilER.

For lad tea a.nl chiMren. ty N. Illinois st. Tiephon HL Harks st lowest prevsilme pri. MOXtMEXTS.

MONUMENTS AUG. D1ENER. All SL Wah Ington MNUlIjuNTS At lowest prices. H. 1AII RKLI XV.

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1 Linc. i AN LIAL Loans so houHk hald gioas mutually eonnjenttsl. mi Lvmeka Buiidin. FINANCIAL Muney to loan. HKXKT FAT.

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DAI FINANCIAL M.nvy to loa; iowe rl "'jJ'n AJsoclatkw shares boujbt. NSW. TON. TODD, irualla Biock. irtA.itiAiy A larr arnfwnt of prw 1.

ana a. t.w w.r FINANCIAL Mony to loaa; sad per rv 1 r. ft. in. nana Trui'.

auny to loan; to j.f ral tat tnd i nl.t.ml ut rir a. in iNANtiAL Ai.iney to taan. Lowrat rues la my. us rtora rvnswmr roar loan. StKYER A KI5EH.

Indiana Tt KLN'A NCLAL Loans; suma of i0 aoil ovar. iry propeity and farm. C. E. COFFIN ca.

IM E. Market st FINANCIAL Money to kan; lares smaU moat lavurabla trnj bv nv one. DYKR RAHMAN', ii at. HN ANCIAL Money to loaa oa street iin. prom nt iniia and othsr eonatarala cf lik.

nacurs. Mr.itu a kiseh. a Indiana Tru. i.iA.n.iAir Loini on larmi: ana uD ward; home fundi: kxant ratfa: no rf.Uv A. WETZtiilK Avii NCI.

lul N. Faanarlvaaia FINANCIAL Monay to loan on parsons! Property and house bo cooda. CL FSTKL. room 44 Lombard Uuiivilng, E. Waahlnc FINANCIAL Money loaned la sums to suit.

at toweet ratoe; private nvoney. get our rates, McINTt teH BON. 1U N. lenhayr T.mi at. in ANCIAL i'riyvge to repay at anr Urns.

Our best friends are the ones to whom we hare loaned money. MTEH. JCLSEft, inoiana Trust. FINANCIAL Loans tnsaa to salaried peo(ie boldlns permanent Positions with resDonstbls nrtns upon tnelr own names. Easy payinenta.

strictly confl.tentiai. Indiana Trust uU4 FINANCIAL and par cant, money to loan. according to security otiered. Hums funds In any amount. Ty bark when you please.

No delay. A. UETZQilH A.QENCT. hit N. Pennsylvania, St.

FINANCIAL Money to loan; straight loans. uo you want to cbanse rour bull.tine asso ciation loaa to straight loan? Ws will let you bars tbe money. A1EIEH KIdEK, Indiana Trust Building. FINANCIAL Loans made oa Improved In aisnapolis property, with prlrlles of pre payment. at to per accord ln to amount wantea and ha racier of security.

SfAKM J4 E. Market. FINANCIAL Money la turns to suit, without any delay whatever: rou can ret it tha sama day you apply. Call and get our rates. Csa pay portion eacn year ir you desire, mv, Market room 4.

CHA3. W. GOR3LCH. FINANCIAL MONET LOANED 6ALAKIKD FEOPLK boldlnc permanent positions witn responsible concerns; upon their own Mivm; easy payments, COMMERCIAL CREU1T ASSOCIATION, room 7. It N.

Pennsylvania FINANCIAL WHEN YOU TIRE OF TOl 'K bTHAIGHT LOAN, tee our new. low rsts Plan. Very simple and sura. Loans prompt. Funds ready.

Assets fcoCOM. GERMAN. AMERICAN. Ill E. Market SU.

faion Trust Building FINANCIAL Money to loaa; a large sum rf noma tunds left In our bands to be loaned la sums of 10 to and upward, at lowest rates of Interest; caa furnish money same day you apply; pay back when you please. A. MPTZGKR AOENCY. 1H N. Pennirylvsnla at.

FIN ANClAL Loans If you are la need el money, call and see us. Loans mada on household goods, pianos, etc. He also ad vance money to persons holding permanent, salaried positions. Our rates are the lowest. the Peoples loan mr huvu Bulldirg.

Telephone FINANCIAL i A NEW PUAH. Ws loaa money oa furniture, nlanos. ve hicles, without removal, oa the bulldln aaaociatlon plan. The payments are arrajtaed In fifty jmall, equal weekly tnstallmenla, thus allowing you fitly weeks In which to pay olt your loan; ILK Is he weekly payments of a 100 loan; other amounts In Ilk proportion; ln isreni I per cent, a year. PERSONAL PROPE RTT SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION.

Room 4 tombs rd Building. X4V E. Wash. FINANCIAL IS YOU WANT JsONEY MONBT IN LARGE OR SMALL AMOUNTS. ON PHORT OR LONii TIME.

ON HOUSEHOLD FTRNITCRa PIANOH. GR OAN'S. HORSE3 ANI WAOONS. 6EWLa MACHINES, lor say personal security, to be left in your possession on paymsnu to suit you. to paid back at any time, each car ment so ma le reduces cost of loan.

COCRTEOl'9 TREATMENT. LOW RATES. ti. JUKHBT BT. HOniuAUE LO.VN Ct, nwa iw c.

auKMl a i Northwest corner Market and Delaware sts. FINANCIAL SALARY LOAN 3. "Ws loan money Ha ssJarlea ta nAMnMni employes, clerks, oookkeepers, salesmen, rail way employes, acnoot teacners and all oLhef persona noiumg; permanent salaried poattlooa. losiu can oa repaia in small wevklr or monthly payments Business strictly conn Oentlal. MERCAXTILB DISCOUNT COMPANY.

nwn lioraMm Building, x. Wasniagton St. FINANCIAL MONET TO LOAN, tv tin, tio. to. 'O.

and an on rCRNITTRE. PIANOS, ORGANS. HORSEg ANU WAUOXS Al LUWtST RATE3: AND THE DAT YOU AflK FOR IT. Prvperty left in your poasessioo. Loans ar ranged on payment plan.lhua giving yon plenty of time in which to pay it back.

Liaa msy be paid in full at any time, and yon pay only for the time you keep it. YOU GET FULL AMOUNT ASKED FOR. 'Ho expenses or commission taken out In ad. vsnce Hualness strictly confidential. Call and invest lira i before borrowlne; SECURITY MORTGAGE LOAN Room 107 (second floor) Indiana Trust Building (old Vance Block) corner Waah i ington sc.

and Virginia ave. FINANCIAL WE HAVE JUST WHAT YOU ARB LOOKING FOR. MONEY. MONET. MONEY Our easy payment plan gives yen ten months forty weeks in which to pay your kian.

120 loan paysbia il monthly, or loo weekly. J0 loan payable monthly, or 7io weekly. UO loan payabls monthly or 11 weekly. $.4 loan payable i rsontbly or ILiJ weekly. Other amounts, tn like proportion.

We advance money oa furniture, pianos, organs, horses, iWairona, warehouse receipts or any kind of personal property, without remov PRIVATE BUSINESS COX Ffc lENTLAL. We also loan the bihesi possible amounts on watches, diamonds, jolry, bicycles, sewing machines, etc CENTRAL LOAN' COMPANT. ROOM AND TALBOTT BLOCK. No. lrt N.

Penntvlvanla st. FINANCIAL TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS. to loan la sums of 119. tl HO. 0.

fl). on FURNITURE. PIANOS. OR'IAXS. HOR iEa AND WAGONS.

rates which ht.nest peop csn afford to pay. the property to remain la your undisturbed possession. A NEW WEEKLT Oft MONTHLY EASY PAT1LENT PLAN. I ON SHORT OH LONG TIMK, A RECEIPT GIVEN FOR LVfiftT PAYMENT MADE. Don't paf oil frlesds double what we ak for the same accummodation.

tVERTIiODY WHO WANTS MONSY CALL AND SEE UH. We give you the full amount of money you aak tor; be eharzes taken cut in advanoe. The transctkm Is srire to be Don't lail to see US and get our rat's. i.N'iIAN APOLH MOT? TG AG 3 LOAN COMPANT. Room 10, 147 E.

Market st FINANCIAL I I ABOUT MONET! I I I I I We mk loans of any Or small, on. household txH pfn a. orrsns. horses, vehicles, snd wire rece'pis st loer st rates, any lemstn of tints sired; w.thut rtmol or publu ny. Aim on wt.

he ar.l va.uibii and salAilrrt on thir perml nots without in jtrsements or ejilaterai, payments can mal mi'Drtiy. or suit your oven ewe. rio charues tanen cut la il you ne, a 1 Hn, please on i Tie traraiai 'J Is imre bisirM. and de.i ie more agrenAb.e nan INDIANA MOK YJAGr LOAN l' F.m 4 mt ard I H'i K. Waahirisjton St.

Tt 11 I I I I IHASCIAL. 4 FINANCIAL on wacots and Xweir. WII' t. FINANCIAL 4 r.t. money on ral tare o.

XdtUE H'OtK. noinl Baor Lere: PuiMing. A V. nf ta loan in sums from af i and eU JOSEPH J. KREl'Sa, Lem lMi I Cil SOTICfc.

Jv'OTICE Vulnas cards farj 5. r.C X' HICK sib. to Lwni.Bt. i. ovr "i the newefyle kelS at Miii.

Ft'WLKK'H. l'. N. nii n. NOT1CK 1LLIAM C.

i J. court fra I N. t. TV'r hone NOTICE H'jt air furnscea, wun ctm iun gut burners, for aad ot. fjl at the same J.t;i GARONES, ii Kentucky a.

TeUrh ne JA "TICK Uir.ii 7. Ti. We. the UnderKlxieJ. the rre! If nt and a majority of the director of The JX'lale Ca' Company, da hereby certify: That the capital si.

of the comrs ny That tbe amount of said capital actual ly ajteeased and paid In la That the exlailna; Inviebtedneta cf. the I company I 1A.0U0; WILLIAM PT PrrsiJent. JfHN BLACK. ry ELISHA H. PKRKISi, i S.OEORUE KHKiiii, rotate of Indiana.

County of Murion. Oa this lftth dT Of Wr h. A. I for tbe subwrtber, a notary puhile of the, Plate of Indiana. In an.i f.

pereonaHy arpeared Winum dale, the preaMent. and one of. the r.t.f of th Dugdaie Can and tnade ostlt tnst the attache, statement tri ir. best Of his knowidye and belief. LtLHS Ij.

HWTFT. Jf Ntry Puhila." State ff MtryUnl. CItv of Raitlmffre. Net. On this 7th dsr of March.

A. n. i ffre the subacrlrMT. a notary 'public of 'fta Slate of Maryland. In and for the aforesaid, duly commtyetoned and personally aopeare.1 John "Liack.

r(arv, and one of the directors of the Can fomnany. and Eilnh H. Perkins and Oerre Kreba. directors of the Company, and each of them made oath ine attached statement Is true to tN Km, their knowledse and belief. In testimony Whereof I hare fcaeenntn my band and afflxed mv notarial seal the dUy and year above wntrn.

JAJiES W. CLATTOV. Natarv Pijh'le. msisEs cn.isca. Bl SINFM CHANCW business eaxds for I.TrH.

N. Ieltvm. BCSIN CHANCK Dniir store! U.m. WARNER A EAST. Circle.

BCSIN E. CHANCE CIMf store; imod iocs EAdT, tlon: cash. Warnkr a Circle. BC FINEM CHANCB Wlll buv trocerv stork north 'If djlly sales sveraxe nr n.n a a dress. 1.

care News. Bt'RfESS CHAVdC Mney to pslent rw i Ideas may be phtalned thmuch nir aid. TH3 BfSINESsi CH ANCE For Groceries ail' I fe kl 'ire, north, at a baraln: ill Inviu K.t fro. 1, care News. Br.4lN"Ka3 CHANCB Oond clsur stnd.

tf: also arocery In rod location, fnr l. a tun mvoice. IH OD.ILB SJO Lemrke. BCSINESS CHANCB iPsrty with. Anrto can Invest It la vt ryln bu.

esn. r. psrtlculars adJress XV. XV. HL'TTON.

CH IMInola St. i CHANCEVTtTM rniys newjapey snd offli la krowlns1 Indiana town ot tn). Only pa per fair oeid. Address I VL. care News.

BCSINESS CHANCB Wlll rrtirchae whole or part Interest In an old established offlea buKirlese where a sready Income tsreelsblisoed. I Address News. ICSINERS CHANCE ror Sale; Drat store; good reasons clva fr selilng; excellent opening for drussiete and Jeweler. Adjress J. RICHARIWON.

lit i BUSINESS CHANCEA stock hardware and imeietuenis In ona beet maimfa jrlnr rous. ty eeats In Indiana; will sen' all or hif ln tereat or trade for IndlansDolla nrooerty. health reason for seiiins. Adresa li, car News. Bl'flNESS CHANCE Choice butnws rftim.

20x5; AaH N. IalQulf will rent to rodi. party who will put In fimt ciaas stuck and fancy groceries and meal market; kx au.in.' unexcelled for Orst claas cut prloe grocery. Rent mad to suit party. W.

K. MICC A Oil. FOR TRADE, FOR TRADE Clear kit for team of horses. B. Alabama.

St. FOR TRADE 40" business cards for VIC TOR. N. Delaware. FOR TRADE Lot, ti; take row part payment TRU8LER.

I2i N.Delaware. FOR TRADE Oood cumbered property. lots northeast for In aKjOTH. JS Lemcke. FOR TRADD A ffrst elasa grocery, on fourth cash; in city property.

Call 141 8. Illinois st. FOR TRADE Equity in tfvo nine room, era houses, for clear lot or lots. WAfiNil A EAST. Circle.

FOR TRADB rine. Ft. Lambert, fresh, reels. tr Jersey eow; heifer calf fur good Work horse. Address 17.

care News. FOR TRADE Fifteen room brardln house for good farm; will pay cajn diiterenra. BCHUCK. t'7 Mk hlgaa st FOR TRADE New top road wagoa and cash for Jersey cow and four dogs, chickens; want them next Address 13, CA News; 1 FOR TRADE Business property, with living roc ma, ar.utheast; renting tJt month; tn um ranee want cottags for eiiity. Kuil B1NS ROS.

t2i Lemrke. FOR TRADE Good rental property In Koko nvo. for general store ssl buildirr and dwelling In small town. Address 1. H.

MAIN. 71 Vlntlnia Indlanspoiisk FOR TRA DD New eotta Capitol for property south. House northeast, wortii H.0 and cash, for better "property north. HJ N. Pennsylvania St.

FOR TRADE Good farm; 107 acres, near Plymouth, Marshall county; black loam and and; good ws ll; One orchard; under cultivation. Room Coi.egs Vaipa ralso, Ind. UUILDIa AXD LO.i ASSOCIATIONS. BUILDING AND LOAN READT kOVKT" to loan; rtrmiKhl interest: nesr plan. Oi.ii AN AM ERICA 114 Msrket.

BUILDING AN1 I A Prompt loans; n.s commission; no prm.um; new plsn: ilie rate; as easy as straight THS INDIANA EuCIETT I'Oii BAVlN'Jd, IU Lsmcke Lauding. lil ILDING AND IxiAN Mutual vir.s Union and Loan Association. ant i Tt Temp. Martin H. Fire, preeij Hiram W.

Miiier. treaaurer; Juan ocL.ey, sec. reAary. BUILDING AND LOAN IK PKR CSNT. paid on Investment funds In casn.

wlta to. cumulations, if any. aler one year; wlta drawais prompt: first mortt urty oi assets VO.O.). GERMAN AMiiUOAN, Ni OFFICE. 11 Market.

BUILDING AND LOAN Money to loaa; large lum of home funis ft tn our care ts be loaned in sums of t.isl to IL snl ursari, at lowest rales of interest; can money same day. you aopiy; pay please. We offer lr be' nn llxn Gliding aseoelations, A. MEi'ZGEit ALioNCY, 1 1 N. St.

BUILDING AND LOAN The C'i f.ue avin and Loan Associswort wi.i issue a new series of stor Mn J. This aa elation has matured and paid o.T niue thrift s.i a' 'H time of five years snd seve.n mntfs. drawals paid In full. Mvoey to i.sa at lntresl. No tomin sslocs.

Entranr tee 6 per share; wvek.y uu 'r re; se 'ursj stock from the follow r.g er: IX C' er, John Reaaa. at W. T. 0 rs A. Tlmbr.a:e.

g.xteer.th an! Co ave. F. C. Grlner, At.rsm C. Atkins 3.

WickarJ. cf J. H. ifjrrr A C. at Ayrs Ac Fn Mo.

Cld ows Cie. Wallers, at At er.c!r.e wwa OjCIETYAJinCl S'CIETT K. of hi' No. 2 Recuisr ms t' r. ra sifr.g brothers wel.

me. C. W. W. DAVl.

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first derve. rs n. np.T'.!V Hon. VI KTV Rv' i 1' 'r rf D. of J.

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