Muncie Evening Press from Muncie, Indiana • 4

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Ca 1214c. I Halibut Steak, California Salmon, Blue Fish, Red Snapper, White Fish, Trout, Steak Codfish, Everybody drruk ice cream soda. tin ha been the best soda season no It is the great natiomal beverage, far in their experience. Being desir aside from the foamy beer. Mnm-ie on of arriving at an estimate of the dealer in soda say that every year amount of money spent by Muncie there are more soda drmlers than the people during a season on ice-cream year bofore.

Many become soda sodas, a Times representative called fiend. Strange as it may the upon six proprietors of soda fountains women are not the most inveterate that were easily accessible and ob-dnnkers. There are many men in allied estimates, These estimates are the business portion of town wha made out for the eitire city, never drink less thaiAive or six sodas Homer- Bowles, proprietor of the day during the warm season. If Bowles drug store, was modest in his Washing Powder, Great Salt lake, the Dead sea1 of the new world. Is rapidly disappearing.

The irologists say that It may Inst another century, but not longer than that. Where Hie silver sheet of mysterious water now Stretches will he left, only a valley of glistening salt with ruins of long abandoned wharfs and hotels around its edges. James E. Talmage, professor of geology, University of Utah, says: "Irrigation, by diverting the volume of Its four tributary rivers, has sealed the fate of Great Salt lake. Each year Its haters are growing more acrid.

Ev- 4 Bara Ask Your Laundress to Try It. At Patter sons-Fri day and Saturday. estimate. Without entering into figures and calculation, he replied in answer to a question: I should think about $5,000 or $6,000 was expended jOc. Cn i man of this kind 1 inclined to be generous, and he nsuallv is, he "sets em up to his friends.

His soft drink bill thus accumulates until it TIIE'QIIEBDA CRESSEtlT him. amounts to many dollars every month by Mnncie people on icecream soda, Tri New Phone 270. Old Phone 132. 222 East Main. this season.

That is probably 130, 000 glasses. Victor Silverburg, of the Andrews Drug store I should say on a rough guess, 350,000 glasses, making $12,500 spent in this manner. Edward Galliher, of the Peoples of the warm season. Three-quarters of all the soft drinks are ice cream sodas, and nine tenths of Muncies population drink soda some form or other. The quarter of the soft ijrinki is le up of lemonade, phosphates, Route, with its rail and Cincinnati aafi the shortest line West India points.

Pullman Service through The famous CINCINNATI, -LIMITED-sol id vestibuled Queen Sl Crescent, F.C. P. Railway makes nection on arrival at Miami (East Coastl Steamer Connections, from theNorth forms to Florida and Fast Doubie Daily to Jacksonville. FLORIDA AND HAVANA service to Florida via the Southern Railway, and direct steamship at Tampa (West Coast) for ant Dr. Your egg drinks, milk shakes, ioe- drug store, had the question figured milk.

and -many other -to- a fine point after mating several ooncootions whose chief claims to calculations. I should say there prominence are their oooling proper- wree about 308,400 glasses sold this tiea The other tenth of the popnla- year, said Mr. Galliher, thus mak-tion is composed of young babies, ing the amount of cash sales abent the extremely aged and those for $18,420. whom there are no allurements in Henry Roller, of Rollers confeo-anytbing weaker than the beverage tionery store, estimates 800,000 that made Milwaukee famous. glasses at a rough guess, making the Omcs Tblrty years ago the lake was SO miles long.

Today It la barely TO miles In length. There are geological evidences on the rocks that the lake hag within the last two decades bad a width of 40 miles. Now that width Is only 25 miles. At some points the shore lloe has reached five miles In less than five years. In the natural course of geological events ltjnay be expected that In another hundred years there will be but a bed of salt where Great Salt lake has been Great Salt lake Is in (Le northern part of Utah.

Salt Lake City is 17 miles south of It. The lake Stretches between two spurs of the Rocky mountains There is 25 per cent of salt In its waters and It Is constantly growing more salt. Several explorers claimed the honor of Its discovery. The French baron. La Ilontan, the first of these, never saw Great Salt lake, but he wrote that the Comanche Indians told him of the bitter water where the sun set.

Escalante, the Spanish friar, gave the first definite knowledge of the lake In 1776. "The lake occupies many leagues and Its waters are Injurious and extremely salt. He, who wets his body Key West, Havana, Nassau, Santiago, San Joan, and all West India ports. 24 hours Cincinnati to Florida and Cincinnati to Nw Orleans. Free books and Information by addressing.

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UM ad Utc sales amount to $15,000, Mr. LeSauliner, of the Physioians Drug store, believes there were about 150,000 glasses of the beverage sold, making $7,500 worth of business. Rhine Hummell, of the Hnmmell bakery, believes there were 130,000 Certain stores about town have exclusive reputations for certain flavors of soda. There are two place that have reputations for their chocolate and another that has built up a large trade on account of its fruit flavors. The soda clerk generally Knows WILL WED A BARON.

reoR GRAND OPERA HOUSE Chicago Girl Wha -0 Chicago does not intend that New York girls shall, have a monopoly of titled foreigners A Chicago girl Baa Captured a MONDAY Oct. -9 uur I A tw car lu story I AA fl-ro 2-roon 13th st $100 menta. room 1 Titled Kagliahmaa. NIGHT, HALL' CO. what flavor his customer is going to glasses sold, making $8,000 worth of call for as soon as he sits down, business.

Chocolate is the society drink and From the above statistics it may be the drink of those well educated in the gleaned that there were about 24,200 ways of soda drinking. There is an- glasses of ice cream soda drank in Mnn-other class, closely allied to the choc- cie during the past four months and date drinker, the members of which that ahont $12,130 was expended on only drink pineapple or vanilla. Peo- the same. The Times man was in-dp from the-rural regions invaria formed -in strictest taht bly drink lemon sodas, all oonfection- there is about two cents of profit on ers agree. There is still another class every five-cent glass of soda.

This soft drinkers that affects to de- statement probably will le disputed, spise the common soda of commerce At that rate the keepers of soda foun- The Great Beauty Trust, The Famous THE JEWELERS. balanc Joh 106 Rentz-Santley Novelty and Burlesque) Company S. Walnut Patterson Block. is soon to wed Baron de Bush of England. She ts Mtss Paulina Joran, a violinist and opera singer who has had a most successful career.

Baron de BUsb ts a noted English chemist Miss Joran is the prima donna of DOyley Cartes Savoy Opera company. Her public career began when, as a child of 4, she made her debut In Chicago as a pianist She began the study of thevtolln at 12 years of age, and her progress was rapid. When 14 years old she and her sisters made a success; ful tour through the United States, went to Honolulu, to Australia and through Spanish America and Mexico, winning laurels at every place they ap- tains, in Muncie, this year, cleared $4,884. When to ths sum is added the $1,221 profits from the sale of soft; drinks other than ice cream sodas, the These people, usually drink lemonade with and various forms of ii and custom, young men, trimmings fancy- drinks. i Grandest Organizations Ori8 Ever' OrgaDizedr Of The Most Charming Beau- the tie: There are fifteen soda fountains in good round sum of $5,305 expendedln Muncie apd is notciue out, season-Jor eating Lev done a good business all, during the erages is obtained.

How wonld yea heated season. All unite in saying like to I the soda man? A1 Opera House, klDNESDAY EVENING The Funniest Burlesquers. All thats new in MuskfandSong CITADEL OF CORTE. OCTOBER lltli. Prices: Seats on sale baturday morning, The Newest, Brightest Farce Obmedy Hit of- the Year NO RIGHT TO UGLINESS.

The woman who islovely in face form and temper will always have fnends but one who would be attractive must keep her heatlh. If she is weak sickly and all run down she will be nervous and irritable. If she has constipation or kidney trouble her impure blood will canse pimples blotches skin eruptions and a wretched complexion. Eleetrio Bitters is the best medicine in the world to regulate stomach liver and kidneys and to purify the blood. It gives strong nerves bright eyes gmoth velvety skin rich complexion.

It will make a good-looking charming woman of 1 a rundown invalid. Only 50 cents at Ma-non Stewarts Drug Store. I Johi thirtei the pine fight i Ertel he eve ally. Famous fortress to Which Meant to Send Dreyfus. The citadel of Corte, on the Island of Corsica, which was mentioned as the place where Dreyfus might be Imprisoned.

but which will not be used for that purpose, fs an almost Impregnable fortress. It Is situated tu the center of Corsica, about 50 miles northeast of Ajaccio, the birthplace of Napoleon I. It towers high over the town famous as the governmental seat of Pasquale Paoli, hero of the Corsicans and head of the island's brief Independent government. The fort, which was begun early in the fifteenth century. Is described as the Acropolis of Corsica.

On one Grand Reunion 'SHORE OF GREAT SALT LAKE. Showing stratification marks with the water Immediately feels Itching on the wet part. wrote the good friar lu his diary. James Bridger and Skeen Ogden, two trappers, later claimed the honor of the dlscot ery. lu 1832 Captain Bonneville came upon the lake.

He Immediately christened It Lake Bonneville and at ouce gave his name to the great prehistoric sea, its parent It was Brigham Young who, after a plunge Into It called It Great Salt lake, a name It will bear to its approaching and certain end. It is an Indian tradition and there are geological theories that agree with It that Great Salt lake is the mere fragment of a great primeval sea, extending from the Rocky mountains to the Sierra Nevada range. Skeletons of marine animals of prehistoric times, found among the alkali plains of what was once the Great American desert, bear this out. Earthquakes swallowed a portion of this sea, and evaporation removed all but the remaining fragment, say the geologist Di BELL BOY OF- Review your Ben Hurs and hear Flowers, -October lgh Street M. E.

Church. s-t-t A Hop, Skip Thei'Blne'-and the Grey and a Jump THE TROTTING RECORD, hvil -t rrrt bt" iH jd'tl i Joh: ness cause, here. West: he wt dry ai Bridg pronu reral four. Grovi Exceptionally strong and artistic Company numbering twenty. Great Scenery.

Special Mechanical Effects. Pretty JLnsic. Indiana, DONT OVERLOOK A BELL PAULINE JORAN. peared. Pauline, being the first woman vioUnlst seen In Mexico, at once became a craze and captivated the public.

In 1890 she added singing to her repertory and showed the same exceptional jtalentwhiehhad marked Jier performances ou the piano and violin. With her mother and sisters she went to Berlin and Btudled the violin with Emil Sauret and trained her voice under the careful guidance of JuUus Hey, the celebrated Wagnerian. She appeared at, the Crystal palace, London, 418 ft violinist: and soon after, be cause of htlr ability tti alng and play the violin, waa'Cti gaged tol Mascagnis LAmlco Fritz. Prices: Seats on sale Tuesday morning, Oct. 10.

Anaconda, 2 is the eighth pacer to pass the 2 04 mark. Bertha Lee, by Senator Rose, took a new record of 2 1314 at Terre Uaute. -The Putnam (Conn.) track record was set at 2.154 the other day by the bay gelding Red Bird In the third heat of the 2 20 trot and pace. The estimated -cost of constructing the boundary road, speedway and dike for "the new Boston drive Is $300,000. The speedway will be used this winter.

In the free for all pace at Princeton, the black mare Perseuette, 2:11, by Oneida, set new track record jot 2:13, a reduction of two and three-quarter seconds. It Is a settled principle of racing that to win a share of the money a horse Hr The Big Four Route Will on October 9th and 10th, sell tickets to Evansville and return at one fare for the round trip. Good tofeturn until October 16th. President McKinley, IGen. Wilder and a host of them who wore the Blue'and Grey will take part.

Donn misa this excursion. a i to vl WANTED. it I to 1 must go the full course, distance flag or no flag, heats or dashes, trotting, pacing or running. WANTED A girl for light housework at once. Good pay.

Call at W. Gilbert street. $3.30 CINCINNATI $3.30 George West Is reported as saying that no hopples go in Ills stable next year. -1 Elyria, 2 23, has five new performers so far this year, while Little Joker, a pacer, by Elyria, has a mark of 2.25. George Tod, owner of Lord Vincent, 2:08, bas, presented the $500 silver, Charter Dak cup to his driver, Charley Doble.

4 Strong Drinx is Death WANTED Widower, 44 venra voung, holding high public position, worth $60,000, elegant new home, would marry affectionate, sensible woman who. wonld appreciate kindness Address Edward, 1 77 40th Chicago, 111. 32tJ The Mormon pioneers found a barren, frowning desert at. tbe foot. of the Wasatch mountains.

They literally made It bloom as the rose, but In order to do so they dng a network of Irrigation canals and ditches that deflected the four rivers from their course to Great Salt lake Into the fields of Utah. The fields blossomed and flourished- and" 'Great" Sort lake shrunk and dwindled and lost ita substance to the upper airs. The record of the decline of Great Salt lake Is written upon Its mountains. Time was and geologists point to the bandwriting on the rocks to prove this that the lake overtopped these mountains. Now It lies sluggish at their feet- The different shore lines of the past stand out as distinctly am as evenly as if a surveyors Hue had been ruu along the faceof the ridges Geologists believe that the inland sea was once a fresh water lake.

The theory Is that Utah, lake and Bear lake, fresh water bodies both, were once pari of tt and that they were separated from it by some convulsion of nature. The geological theory is that it did not take the lake long to become Intensely saline after it was locked In. For Its expanse tt was Shallow even then, not more than 160 feet deep at its deepest place, probably not that. The maximum depth today ia 60 feet, and the average Is less than half that At some points one can wade 1 miles from the shore without getting beyond knee depth. There are salt deposits 20 miles from the shore, showing that the shore line at not very recent years extended to that point The height of the lake, 4,000 feet above ea level, aids the work of evaporation and the steady pathetic, hopeless hrinkage of the Great Salt lake.

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Account Annual Conj vention Christian Church. Tickets on sale Oct. 12, 14, 16, 17 good returning up to and inolnding) Oct 21qt Remember we are the short, line to Cincinnati and make direct connections at Oonnersville anion depot For particulars call on J. C. Dossier, Tkt Agt L.

JL W. R. R- Bankruptcy. WANTED A good girl for general housework Enquire at 1008 East Charles street J0tf lTAIISLOt PORTS, CORSICA, side is a sheer precipice of hundreds of feet, at the bottom of which flows the Ta Iguuuo ri er. The black rock slopes gradually ou the town side, the walls and towers of the fort and the tone houses of the town on thd slope all harmonizing witb(the rok black, barren nml ciumhfing from exposnre to the elements and centuries of strife for possession of the fortification, hicli lias been won and lost by opposing forces, stormed and defended so often its walls are full of dents.

There Is one particularly large hole, through hicli. it is related, the Genoese bung out the sou of the Corsican patriot Gaffort lu order to stop the fire of the Corsicans FOR RENT. FOR RENT Seven room flat. Call at 208 West Washington. aotrt FOR SALE.

Th furnii build Anal know nsfer i that moke kno body of Id feet Gn stay tem, stay tle whet All fi Nan Dissolution of Partnership. Notice -is hereby given that the partnership heretofore existing between F. V. Curran and Ed F. Noland, under the firm name of F.

V. Curran gravel roofers, is this day dissolved by mutual understanding. The business of the firm will be continued under the name of Ed I Noland ED F. NOLAND, F. V.

CURRAN Muncie, Oct 3, 1899. 82t2 OR. CHARCOTS TONTc TABLETs 1 MslsneSououao 4A1 Ada FOR SALE One horse, harness and phaeton Impure of Geo. Keiser Co 115-117 S. High street 2ltf rora mu ror bo: In the District Ourt of the United State, tor the Teutta District of Indiana.

In ths matter of James W. Morgan, bankrupt. No 845 in hankrnpt-y. To the oreditor of James Morgan, of Mnncie. in the county of and district afortsaid, a bankrupt.

Notice Is hereby given on tbe28tb day of September, A. 1899, the person above named wduly adjudicated a bank rapt, and that the first meeting of the creditors will be held at Room No. 158, Johnson Building, ia the city of Muncie, Indiana, on the 3 1 st day of October. A. 1899, at nine o'clock in tbe iorenoon, at whl time the said creditors may attend, prove their claims, appoint a trustee, ex amine the bankrupt and transact such ther buameea aa may properly come before raid meeting.

Dated at Mancie, Indiana, on the 4th day of October, 1899. Jons W. Ryan. Referee In Bankruptcy. Burled by a FaUing CHff.

Dover, England, Oct 7. During the progress of some harbor work at 8L Margaret bay yesterday, a large portion of the cliff fell, burying a number of the men engaged in the work. A large force of men is now engaged in an at a Pwwsrt, yrnKglst Ind, PEARS The Times Drill be delivered to you for 6 cents week. Order of carrier or by telephone 26. tempt to rescue the burned workmen Eme Kieffer pears for canning, $1 per bushel Lewis Cowing, old phone No.

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