The South Bend Tribune from South Bend, Indiana • 4

THM SOTj-gENP PAHiY FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 22- Hrg, ONLY ONE YARD MORE ssventy-four coop years. an affair as man believed. The nam- WORTH 0F GOODS BOUGHT FOR Ittr. John Stall, ot Center Township, Ob- ber of colonisation plane which hare proved partial or entire failures dur 8,000 ALLNOTRE DAME LACKED TO SCORE I AaaUatsary. LtSS I HAN THtY COST TO ing: the past few years ought A Paper for the People.

i oevemy-iour good years. mat is the MANUFACTURE. to have a discouraging effect 1TUWU VUU: BtUUl Ut VCUWi' FOUNDED AUTRKD U. MIIXKK, township completed on Thursday in upon further efforts in this direction. Calibre of Indianapolis Light Artillery too Heavy for the 'Varsity Boys-Clean Game and a Fine Kxhlbltloa Details.

good health and with the energy of a Such schemes tend to produce a spirit U2SBI DRDIUT1C1 -11 I0RTEERI MUM man In middle lite. He spent part of the of restlessness, especially among farm day in the city and in the evening 16 of ers, for it is tow aid this class that col Mwrntitg Triboa i S8t Tsar VfMklT Trlbaii. S4ih Yar TTJ have purchased of Solomon Bros. A one of the largest manufacture lfl era of men's and boys' clothing ef New York, $8,000 worth of roods for ttf less money than they cost to make. The firm of Solomon Bros Co.

ff had a large stock on hand and as tbe season is getting short they were anxious to turn it into cssh. We had the cash and they the goods. The-goods were so good and the prices so low that we could not resist the tempts- his old-time gentlemen friends having onization is usually aimed. The prom at. Jo.ph alley merUtar, iar.

The finest exhibition of football as a science ever witnessed on Notre Dame field was given yesterday afternoon by assembled at xne uisn livery were isea are glowing but the actual returns driven to his home. They were bidden are not always satisfactory. We be TX11ST11WUXI3 P1CINTINQ by Mrs. Btull and the two children, Dr. the 1 Indianapolis Light Artillery and iuu auu ttw v.

Bvu.iifoi uuuguv oy any retail store in- Indiana. We did not need the goods but at the prices we bought the lieve that if those persons inclined to C. M. sstull, of this city, and Mrs Ed PROPRIETORS. TKIIUJNB nCILDIItO, .1 A.

1 B. the Dlav was so effective that a score Knew tost we euuiu war, vucui iuw teat vney would croi in a hurry. We wards. Mr. Stull did not expect them, but he proved as royal Ras.

123 N- Main. 119. 121 and 123 Center take up with colonization ideas would think twice and sesson their thoughts with a little good, hard, every day com during thia sale with bundles' of expect every mm uu uujr 111 1.. 4 wo county visit our Store and we also expect to send them out of our store loaded down of 18-0 was piled up against the Varsi ty boys. The game was clean through an entertainer as did his wife.

bargains never equaled in Indiana. son and daughter. The supper was of TKLEPIIONE HCUBEKSl BunhwM and Editorial out, and although the ground wsb slip tbat sumptuous, wholesome character ...275 ....31 mon sense they would remain where they are, cot leaving aceTtainty for an The goods will be here and the great sale wil ltuwM begin known to the country and the city ap pery with Snow the work was fast and snappy on both sides. Notre Dame petites gave to it the attention it de absolute uncertainty. It is the-duty of at itotrm ntsn roATOmcs as WEDNESDAY MORNING.

served. 'Mr. jonn w. served as was outclassed in weight and inter SKOOXD-CLAS3 MATTER. every man to better his condition when master of ceremonies and after the ference, but in speed, head work IKKSIS or lll9CUIPTIUNi be can do so honestly but there are east called for speeches.

Every iren i Below we mention a few of the great bargains: and tackling made a good show other and speedier ways of attaining BtBjffe Copy Cent Slarto Copr Weekly. Cents tlemen present responded and the long reminiscences which followed were un the end than taking up with these BT MAIL nt ADVASOB POSTAGl PREPAID. usually entertaining. Among those ing. She went into the game without a show to win, but with a strone'determination to score.

Even LOT 8138 Forty seven men's overcoats made 7 to sell at 6, go in this sale 0 schemes of colonization. Taity Kdltlon, 8 paves, one year liy for two 1M who had been in the county so long that they could tell especially interest v-ri INDIANA'S tOiU CKNIENMIAU UUr tor tnoatH. tiatarday tX It lorn. iumtm. on l.ott LQT 3366 CE -in rmy-iour mens overcoats made to ing experiences were Mr.

Stull, John thia waa denied her, although she came within one short jard of it. Haddon's work as coacher was apparent in more The already great state of Indiana Weekly Edition. l.VO 1.1:1 VV. Zigler, Hon. William Miller, Mart sell at 19, go in this sale lor will celebrate its centennial in 1900, Wenger, P.

Gish, Joseph Miller and Give poKtoRlce address la full. Including etnmty and state. When a of address desired, both systematic play and improved interfer LOT 4H3- several others. It was midnight before the late legislature having made a pre sixty-three men overcoats made sell at 1 2. co in this sale for.

ence, and the team was strengthened the-old aad the new ad reuses should be el Ten. the happy gathering adjourned. liminary provision for carrying the by the return of Zeitler to right end, Kates to ro8Unastrs.ISewsdeaITS and l'ub- Miss Anna Chalf ant, daughter of Mrs. Uftberseentonnpplioatlon. Samples ent free.

LOT 8455 Thirty six men's nlster overcoa Gallagher appeared at center in place of Rosenthal, who was injured in prac A vert 11 nx rates rent on apnlk idea into effect. While the event is some -years in the future, it is not too Ellen Chalf ant, and Mr. John Vermonde Kemlt by ex-preiM money order, draft, post- made to sell at 8, go in this sale for were married last evening at the home tice, and Iladdon played left tackle. edce order, postal note, postage stamps, or early for a discussion of the Subject. ot the bride, northeast of the city, in The halves lasted 20 minutes.

LOT 9060 Forty-six men's nlster overcoats reguterea letter. ro crrr bcbscbibera delivered. All persons are agreed on one point $5.50 the presence of a family party number; ing about 50. The ceremony was per made tn sell at ia. an in tTnic col a fAi ..........1 rente per week.

the centennial should be observed. The wind was from the southeast and laden with snow. Notre Dame picked the east goal and Indianapolis 1 kicked 40 yards to Iladdon, who returned the reau per moot formed by the Rev. N. D.

Williamson, They are very much at variance, how .13 rente per month. followed by a sumptuous supper. The A a FPne-nwweB mi j-m ever, on the character of the observ bride's gown was dove colored silk (South Bend. ball 15 yards before he was downed. In two plays Notre Dame lost the ball on ance.

Many opinions nave Deen put trimmed with lace, ribbons and flowers. She was unattended. The house was decorated with flowers and tbe LOT 8215 Fifty-seven men's suits made to sell frA at $7.50, go in this sale for. LOT 3015 Forty-eight men's suits made to sell TC CA at 1 10, go in this sale LOT 2164 Thirty-two men's suits made to sell dj7 hfl ii2. eo in this sale for iuU forth and many objections have been As far as possible rejected communications will be returned If no uuolred and stated and a fumble and did not get possession of it again until after Osgood, the famous stamps are lncliwed.

bridal pair stood beneath a picture ot the bride's rather, the late Thomas Pennsylvania hail, naa secured a toucn down, following a rapid succession plays, mostly on the ends, that occu tWPartlea deMrtnrf THE TRIBUNE serv raised to those opinions, and still the question remains an open one. Some of the suggestions made are good and others are scarcely worth consideration and yet it is only by an intelligent and Chalf ant They will make their home ed at their borne can secure It by pootaicard ffouost. or order throuirh Telephone No. 275. with tbe bride's mother.

A large num pled lust three and a half minutes Where delivery 1 trrvzular. please make i-uj. 2944- imrcy-six ooys aouDie breasted clay ber of presents attested the esteem in Scott kicked goal. Score, 6-0. $5.00 which they are held.

Among the guests worsted suits 1hiLa sale for. evil enw VU AJ Casey kicked off for 40 yards and Olin Inuoedlate complaint at the office. FRIDAY EVENING. NOV. 183S.

general expression that a satisfactory were Mr. uuy nulla, of Elkhart; Mr. returned it zu oeiore uavanaugn aown ed him. In the second scrimmage Som celebration can be determined upon. and Mrs.

A. A. Borden, of New Carlisle LOT 2865 Seventy-six boys' nlster overcoats jJO ff made to sell at 14, go in this sale for. UU Mr. and Mrs.

Alford, Mr. and Mrs. erville slipped through and with perfect One of the first propositions offered GOOD EVENING I Schultz and others, ot Goshen. 1 rT' tt: 1 1 1 rk A fc. interference ran 70 yards sor a toucn was that an exposition be held.

Vlg jito rive uuuuicu sou twenty pairs down. Only seven minutes gone. Scott $1.48 The Misses Anna and Aggie Murphy, orous opposition has been raised to this If the crop of gubernatorial aspirants increases much more in Indiana there men's heavy pants 12 5 aaia lor. kicked goal. Score, 12-0.

on the ground that an exposition will oi 1033 west Thomas street, gave amu sicale at their home last evening. Escaped the Deadly barrel ot Cider. Then Notre Dame braced up and there was no more scoring during the LU1 3302 Three hundred pairs men's heavy 1 QQ will not be enoocrh men left to make entail vast expense, last for but a short the nominations. first halt. The ball was on lndianapo time and pses from sight, remaining pants iiYt 53.

go in this sale iiv Plenty of more rare bargains of which we have not room to mention If only aa a dream and a pleasant mem Senator Calvin d. Urlce is preparing A domestic in the employ of Mr. and Mrs. W. Scott Adler, of west Wayne street, had a narrow escape from the you miss mis chance it's your loss.

Don't delay, come while we've got ail sizes. ory. That there is mucn trutn in tnese lis 35-yard line. In the second half Osgood told his men to "rip 'em up the back," and they went at it as though they intended to do it. Starting on their own 30 yard line after the kickoff to entertain lavishly at Washington arguments no one can honestly deny, this winter.

That looks suspicious. MEYER LIVINGSTON SOUS. deadly barrel of cider this morning. and yet the right kind of an exposition What Is Urlce after now? She was assisting in taking it down cellar, occupying the post of danger in 110-112 West Washington Street is not without its numerous advant they pushed the ban slowly nut stead ily toward Notre Dame's goal, the stu dents contesting every inch and doing ironi, wnen one or the ateps gave way and let her through. The barrel of A messenger boy at was caught in the Act of hurrying and ages.

One great trouble with those who object to the suggestions made is cider was not quite quick enough to some fine tackling, especially Murphy and Zeitler, until Scott was pushed created quite a sensation. That city that few, ii any, of them offer satisf act kill her, but it caught her hands and T(ianksgivingj over the line and kicked goal. Score, bruised her face. usually rides on the wheels of progress, ory remedies. There are many ways in Thanksgiving Jacket and ROSSMAN'g 13 0.

Notre Dame's last chance had arriv but was not quite prepared, lor such a which so auspicious an event as the I Will Move the Pillars. Jacket and Cape Sale shock. state's 100th anniversary could be cele Mr. Rector; of Chicago, engineer for Cape Sale Mr. Sheeler, contractor for moving the brated appropriately.

Among them are simultaneous celebrations in every ed, and they played desperately, almost fiercely for a score. This waa the prettiest part of the game. Four times the ball went into the air. After two plays by Osgood after the kickoff Scott made made a long punt to Qoeka court house, was in the city to-day tak hamlet. Tillage, town and city of the It is sincerely hoped that the report of the discover of a new and cheap "method for manufacturing illuminating gas ia not all talk.

Talk ia cheap but it don't make the best kind of gas. state. Such celebrations could be of ing measurements and looking over the ground preparatory to beginning the job. He offers to take the fluted Grecian columns of the court house portico along, with the building for 8100 each. and Notre Dame carried the ball bask literary character, or they could take 1,500 LADIES' and MISSES1 jackets and Gapes booght at a forced sale by our New York broker, i of the assignee of Orendorf, Lappel prominent cloak manufacturers who recently failed, have just arrived the form of expositions of the manu into Indianapolis' territory, where they lost it on downs.

Again Scott punted to Ooeka and again the students car facturea, products and curios of the and it is likely the commissioners will accept the offer as the pillars could not ried the ball back to the enemy's side. localities where held. The burden of i-ot 1 Misses Jackets, ages 12 to 18. 1 From the 45-yard line Goeka kicked to it A proposition had been made to hold the sessions of the Chicago common council by daylight. It is a wise move.

In new of the records of Chicago common councils more daylight is needed on their session. be taken down and replaced. Good sleighing In Town. expense would thus be divided. With these local expositions could be held i The merry sleigh bells have been appropriate literary exercises.

2 44 14 4.50 3 41 750 4 300 Ladies Jackets of extra fine Beaver, Boucle and Astrachan. the better poods all silk within five yards of the Artillery gosi and Gallagher dropped on it outside the Indianapolis claimed offside play, but It was not allowed and the ball was carried in. With only five yards between them and goal Notre Dame's jingling at a lively rate to-day in con Some such celebration as this would sequence ot a good fall of snow last prove very satisisctory, although it would not attract many people to the night, which added to that of Wednes eourscre rose. But it was not to be. lined.

$5f 6.50, 7.50 and $jQ 5 75 pluslr capes, heavy satin lining, proper day made excellent sleighing on the paved streets. More snow is on the 11 state. The artillerymen stood like a stone wall on the very last yard and turned the tide. When time was called the ball DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AVERTED. way and colder weather also.

vVUl Resume Operations Soon. had been carried back to Notre Dame's The Pazson Block Saved by a Timely 35-yard line, Osgood making one turn CUeoovery. In an interview expressing his opinion of New York city Senator Peffer says: "This wonderful city works a combination of agencies more powerful than most of even its own citizens are yet able to comprehend. The senator evidently became acquainted with the "combination of judging from the familiarity with which he speaks. We must have overlooked the item connecting the hirsute senator with a gold brick or brown paper deal.

of Notre Dame's right flank for 25 At 10 o'clock? last evening William The 8. Rubs blueing and baking po wder establishment, wiped out by fire yesterday will re-i sume Operations as soon as the insur yards. Following is the summary: lengtn, 150 mcnes sweep, braided and trimmed with thibet far, worth 20, now. .1. $11,75 41 25, 13 75 MISSES' Fancy Long Coats, ages 6 toj 14 years, in black and red, and blue and black Boucle, the latest styles and the nobbiest fabrics of the season at cut prices.

Henderson, janitor of the Indiana club, Artillery. N. Dame. Olio LE Murpby discovered an overheated stove in the ance on the property is adjusted. The Uever LT Iladdon office of Mr.

H. C. Rope, in the Paxson company has a wide sale for its goods Johnson Clemens Gallagber ana many orders outstanding. building, which: was red hot from top Kailsbaclc Caeey HT. McCarthy to bottom and threatened the destruc Children Long Coats were f2.oo, now.

,98 Somervllle It Oagood .14 11. Brown tion of the building. Henderson's attention was first attracted by the water 11 ti 1 11 Liii wneeier Ball B. in the kitchen of the Indiana club. 2.25, 1.25 2.50, 1.50 3.nn.

Scott Goeka In the death of Sir Henry Ponsonby, until last January the private secretary to Queen Victoria, the English nation has lost one of its busiest, if not one of 11 11 which came from the pipe hot, and on 1 1 1 1 11 11 Time 20 minute halves! touchdowns, Os ill. leaving the club by the back stairway he found the air in the hall stifling. Rock, Rye, good, Bomervllle, Bcott; goals kicked, Scott three: umpire, Brennam referee, J. Somer-vlllsi linesmen, Navln and Bennett. LADIES' FUR CAPES to Canada Seal Descending the stain be discovered The artillerists spent last evening at full length and sweep heavy satin lining, were 125 and 2o, now.

1 I the Indiana club and left at 9:15 over the Lake Shore for Chicago, where they will tackle the Chicago Athletic association team to-morrow. Wild Cherry Mr. Rupe's office aglow with light. With the assistance of Dr. Thomson he entered the room through the transom, closed the stove and opened the windows, thereby averting a destructive fire that must ha broken out in a few minutes It is reported that ashes are deposited in barrels on the second floor of this block.

WATER DEPARTMENT RESPONSIBLE. its greatest, men. Sir Henry had been private secretsry to the queen since 1870 and from tbat time until illness compelled his resignation, the first of the year, he was one of she hardest worked men in the queen's realm. The office of private secretary is an important one and no ordinary man is capable of filling it. Opon such officer devolve duties of a personal character aa well as matters of the utmost state i Conditions of-Street Hydrants Not the WE IWILL EAT TUEEETl Firs Department's Fault.

We think there are better things for colds than the much used Rock and Rye. It's a help rather than a It'a wanted because it is agreeable to take. We can discount It everyway with Rock, Rye and Wild Cherry. You get all the supposed good of Rock and Rye and the actual good of Wild Cherry. The taste is also improved.

It tastes almost too good tor a medicine. The bad condition in which some of the street hydrants were found at the Blueing factory fire yesterday morning on THANKSGIVING with a great deal of satisfaction and will be able ts give thanks with a whole heart (and a full stomach) for all i the good bestowed upon us. We give thanks for being able and capable ot showing the way to our fellow men how to ssve money. Our Great UNDER VALUE SALE now going on in OVERCOATS and SUITS saves you enough money from our regular price to keep you In turkey tor balance of the year. ii Snyder Butby DRUQ MEN, 111 South Michigan 81.

i i i i called forth some pretty, sharp criticism from citizens on the devoted head ot Chief Baker and his firemen for neglect ot duty in not seeing that the hydrants were in good shape for use. This criticism is unfair as the hydrants are all under the care of the water department and it is not Chief Baker's business to see that they are in order. Some of them used at this fire were opened with great difficulty, being cemented fast with paint, not having been tested since they were painted early in the season. The firemen did excellent work in extinguishing the Thousands of our citizens are familiar with our great unmatched 810.00 line of all wool SUITS; you get MEN'S OVERCOATS. All our S8 and 810 single and double breasted Melton Overcoats, flames in this- building and eould have done still better work had the hydrants your choice or an v.

New School of Mrs. Katherlne Zucknegel is in the city for the purpose of introducing a new system of teaching music, which greatly simplifies the old complicated style of instruction In this noble art. It ia the Rice International Teaching system and beginning with the foundation of muslo makes the pathway through the intricate meshes of harmony and thorough bass easy to all. The merest child can comprehend it, and old muslo teachers are taking it up everywhere. It is really the most remarkable work for rapidity and thoroughness of learning ever discovered and skeptics are Invited to call on the lady at 220 south Lafayette street and be convinced.

Mrs. Zuckrlegei is well known in musical circles ot the state, and is one ot the officers of the Indiana Muslo Teachers' association. She will remain permanently; in the city to teach the system. Slightly Xejared. The Camp piano that we had at the old folks concert at the Baptist church was slightly marred in moving it about the church.

On account of this we will offer this fine piano (in oak case) to the first comer at a greatly reduced price. 18dtf Elbxl Bbos. Cool Weather Generally acts as a tonic to one's appetite, but what is the use of having an appetite If yon don't have some ot Frank Sindilnger's nice breakfast sausage, pork tenderloin, homemade rankf orts, or something else equally good from his meat market to eat? It3 Crisp Crackers. Crackers that are full flavored, fresh and as delicious as the best biscuit that ever tickled your taste. Want that kind? Ask for Fox's XXXX, square wafers and you'll get all we have suggested.

Ietnre on Kenyan. Rev. Or S. Thornberry will deliver a lecture on the life and work of John Bunyan at Trinity Presbyterian church Sunday evening. under 7K value sale, worked properly.

SOME INTERESTING ECHOES. The Don. Mortimer Nye, who would like to be governor of Indiana, has ust cause for immediately instituting proceedings for libel gainst an Indianapolis newspaper which has just published an alleged portrait of him. It looks about as much like Mr Nye as a portrait of President Cleveland resembles a picture of Senator Sherman. There is a faint suspicion that the supposed representation of Mr.

Nye may be from an old cut of Tom Taggart when the latter was i placing juicy slices of delicious ham on the interior of warm rolls at the union railroad in the capital city. According to the free silver democrats of Indiana the free silver sentiment is not yet dead in this state and they still have hope of making themselves felt when the proper time shall have arrived. Fred T. Loftin, editor of the American Bimetallist, is quoted as saying of the situation: "There isn't any doubt in my mind that a majority of the democrats in Indiana are for free silver, but if they ait still and allow the gold money men to get control of the organization they cannot make them-aelves felt. If the free silver men have an impression tbat the gold men are not working in thia state, they are mistaken.

The' gold men are quietly arranging to get possession of the state organization. Report of the Recent State Y. M. C. Convention Saturday Evening.

A Yon go the town over and you'll not see as stylish and well mads line of SUITS as we are now sellinir, under sale, for 59,00 The men's Y. M. O. A. meeting this week has been selected as the time and place to report the good things ot the 137.

s.Mkh.Sh WARREN'S At this price ws offer yon choice of our immense $12.00 all-wool under value sale. i FEATHEEBONE CORSETS! The Celebratee No. 600, In Black, White, Drab and Ecru, Sold the world over for $1.00, Attend this great UNDER VALUEiSALE it's money in pocket by so doing. Return to us any artlcle.not satisfactory and we will return your money. recent Y.

M. C. A. convention at Terre Haute. The meeting will be held in the association parlors and will begin promptly at 8 o'clock.

All men are cordially invited to hear what Indiana is doing for her young men along this line. A Mew Industry. We have made arrangements to dye and remodel hats. Bring us your old hats and have them dyed and re blocked into the latest styles. Joseph Dtx Wobks, 2 lt3 100 east Jefferson street.

Children Cry for Pltcher'o Cactorla. A PAIR OF SKATES FREI with every BOY'S SUIT Oil OVEttCOA' I inn (' 1 nmfjftj-Hi f-' I 'II' OUR PRICE, 57 CENTS. Our 89c Corset la a quick seller. SEE THEM BOTH. t.

WALTER FULK. MOSES, LIVINGSTON Meager reports received in this city indicate that the Georgia colonization scheme may not prove to be as eclden 110 and 11S North Illchlcran Ctrcot..