Lawrence Daily Journal from Lawrence, Kansas • Page 4

LcvOTOnoo Daily Journal, Tuesday, September 19, 1899. work to get as much as possible CARPET SIZES H7 LAURENCE E. LITTLE LOCALS. There will be a fall moon tonight. Mr.

Will Edwards of Larned pledged to SEPTEMBER J899. In addition to onr beautiful stock of Carpets, from which we can make yon a Rug of any size, we have a choice stock of Axminster Rugs, in 8 feet 3 by 10 feet 6, and Dy 12 feet. They re the most beautiful designs we've ever shown. We have also SnMMoa. Tna.

WedThar. FfL Sft ii il il ii 7 2 I 24 25 26 27 28 2ij30f the small Rugs from 50c to $5.00 each. First Installment off Fall Suits Came by express today, They're nobby; they're We look for daily shipment from this date. well made; they're moderately priced. Those Posters 1 nat so Dean titully decorated the sou th window nave gone on sale.

Stock will be supplemented from time to time with the new They make beautiful fire screens. Pressing A new line witb us every one fresb and $2.50 each. It's cheaper than making them aid they're ready to put on. Store full of newness, ready and courteaus clerks to give you all the information needed. A.

O. WEAVER. Shearer Co. Wish to announce that they will have their FIRST FALL- Millinery Opening Thursday, Friday, and Saturday, September 21. 22 and 23.

You are cordially invited to attend. Lawrence, Kansas, done be- fore the winter weather sets in. The board of county commissioners was in session for a short time yesterday after bnt nothing important was done. Flags on the city building and the high school building and some other places at half mast today, out of respect Edward R. Hook.

Marshal Prentice this afternoon received telegram from Sheriff J. W. Seitz, of McPherson, requesting to hold man arrested here yesterday morning, wire description of the horse and buggy left over night in Glass' barn. DB. BECHTEL.

HAS A SUOCS380B. ELM. Owen, of Trinidad, Colorado, Arrive in the City Today. Dr. J.

R. Bechtel, the osteopath, left morning for" Topeka, where be will a course in a medical college. He given up bis office here to Dr. E. Owen, who comes highly recommended Trinidad, Colorado, and is a gradu of tbe same school as Mr.

Bechtel following notice given Dr. Owen when he left Colorado, will be ot interest Dr. E. M. Owen, the osteopath, who been practicing in Trinidad for year, will close his office and jleave for the in a few days.

The doctor has made many friends here who will regret to know his intention of leaving. His Sunday school class of the Baptist church last evening tendered him a reception at the home of Miss Jennie Eaton, 228 Fourth avenue. Mice reiresnments were served a splendid time bad. Chronicle News of September 5. All the Small Tigs That you need about the office or home, Those little articles that sell from one cent up, can be found in abundance at our store, and at tbe lowest prices.

PASSON'S DKPABTMESJT STORE- In La-wrenca Tomorrow. Harris Nickle-Plate shows got here Sat urday night, and Monday morning made preparations for showing, erecting their tents on the -Mumford property near the tobacco warehouses. To say tbe show was very giod, and a success in every respect, and in many instances exceeding expec tations, will be telling the trnth. Mr, Harris said he would be here again next year. His show will always be well pat ronized here.

It is the only one we ever attended that didn't cut its night performance. King's Weekly, Greenville, N. Oct 15. Will show in Lawrence tomor row, one day only, on lots near Santa Fe depot. Just Arrived, Twentv-five fine Covert suits in black, tan and blue.

Jacket lined all way through with silk and skirt cut with lull sweep. bpecial price $10.00 and $12.00. THE FAIR. The Lacies Social Circle of the Congregational church will give a dime tea at the church parlors Thursday p. Sept 21, 1899, All ladies invited.

Noble Prentis HI8TOBT OF KANSAS. 66 Cents. at the University Book Store, M. GIBB, prop. AWAY.

9 Sept. 20. One Day Only. on lot by tbe 8 ANT A FE DEPOT. W.

H. HARRIS' WORLD-FAMOUS Niekel-Plate Shoots. THE LARGEST POPULAR PRICE SHOW IN THE WORLD. Performing Lions and Elephants. Educated Horses and Poniis, Fearless, Daring Gymnasts.

2 Performances Daily, at 2 8 p. ra Doers ppn om how earDar. Unitarian Soda! Qatnertnir. Tbe general parish social meeting of the Unitarian church will be held next Wednesday evening in the church parlors, A cordial invitation is extended to all members and friends of the parish, young and old, to attend and participate in the enjoyment of the entertainments that will be provided. New Cask Dill PicKles.

New MaDle Sugar- New Figs. Whole and Brick Codfish. 17. A. Guenthcr.

721 Mass St. Telephone 226 Nosewarmers, the favorite college pipe, see them in south windows of Smith's news depot. Go to McConnell's for a first class suit. All of the latest styles of patterns, embracing foreign and domestic to select from. See the line of smokers goods at Smith's news depot.

RE. Protsch THE TAILOR, Has the Right Goods OVER HUB. At the Right Prices. 800 Mass. St.

C.1" RUTTER, 820, Mass. St. Bicycle, Umbrella and General Repairing. Wheels built to order. Nickel Plating.

Of WOLF. Successor to Henshaw the place to buy Fine Stationery, Papetries, Tablets, Pens, Pencils, Ink, Novelties, etc. Waterman's Ideal Fountain Pen and Fountain Pen ink. Come and see our Pictures and latest designs in Picture Frames. Pianos and Organs.

Weber Grand Piano for rent. 017 Bus. Door to of Ladies' and Men's Sample Belts at about half price, Racket, The LAWRENCE Evening school begins jOct. fl. Can or send 1 for catalogue.

v-. I4U aTBVKNSOlf, Principal. O. A. AMMAN.

M. D. PHYSICIAN A StrRaEOH, JPBCIALlJiT In dlaeaaes of KYK, BAB, BIOSB Jt THBOAT GLASMB9 aecarately adjusted. ftl? Vu. O.

H.W.HAYNE, OPTIflAN Sriditti the Sigma Chis last night. Mr. A. Monroe went to Chicago yester day afternoon on business. The fair association will commence the payment of premiums tomorrow morning.

Several Lawrence horses have been en tered in races at the fair at Ottawa this week. This was the chilliest of all fall morn ings, and people were very anxious to stay where there was a fire. There promised to be a very large at tendance at the funeral of Edward R. Hook, held at the First Baptist church this afternoon. New and strong players have arrived at Haskell this week for the football team and the game on Saturday promises to be an unusually intere sting one.

The Journal company today received a large order for job printing from Omaha, Nebraska, secured because prices here were so much lower than in Omaha. The work of making brick by the new process employed by the Lawrence Vitrified Brick and Tile company, is vastly different from the process employed in the old plant. Mr. Battey, who is here from Bucyrus, Ohio, for the purpose of starting the machinery at the new brick plant, will have charge of his company's exhibit at the Paris exposition. There is considerable interest shown in the football game to be played Saturday at the Driving park between the Haskell Indian team, and the Ottawa university team.

The park is easy of access from the street car line, and the standing of the two teams will doubtless attract a large crowd. Ernest Duke, at the postoffice, has re ceived a number of interesting curiosities from his sister, who is the wife of a mis sionary in Egypt. It includes a lot of handiwork of the natives of the country, of all sorts, some of the weapons of warfare and many of the household articles used there. The articles are very interesting, and have attracted much attention from those who have seen them Eldridge house arrivals: Frank Gay, Clay Center; Hottingam, Tidball, Udell, Tos Blum, St Louis; Buchanan, John Stevens, Rodeers, A Ehlers, Bisbop, Sher wood, Gus A Uelman, Chicago, A Battey, Bucyrus, Ohio; Jones, Parker and daughter, Olathe; Jachb Louis. Miller, Howe, Cockrell, Underwood, Bryant Knapp, Weaver, Henderson, Jones, Kansas City, Missouri Eben Baldwin, Lake View; Levy, I Hiatt, Leavenworth; Heasom, Mr Manns, Boston; Welpton, Omaha; Pierce, Wichita: James Lawrence, Well jngton; A Preyer and wife, Elmer Willis, Woodward, Mansfield Mills, Miss Emily Crawley, Lawrence.

The work on the new chemistry building at Kansas university is progressing in good shape, and the building is fast assuming shape. The contractors are hurrying the SCHOOL SUPPLIES. Tab'ets, Drawing Tablets, Theme Paper and Tablets Note Paper of aU sorts, ExaraiDations Paper. Hverytbing of the sort used in University and pubtlc schools. KO WLANDS HALL 710 LSI ass.

St. save witn the ready make come have So our bona, fact the in 01 are If Suits made them little CAM! GE noon, were to a the and Dr. this take has from ate The has east of and So the Goods Now Tailor Skirts. being for Waste our Braids, variety Eferf pretty. Rugs, pretty.

this a days tms tne cluiiveness der for choice There WXATHKB2BEPOBT. Following Is ft rscord of the weather tor tlx sat it hoar as shown by otmervtlon taken ipmT ami Ttmperttort bguiT Direction 61 49 67 I 47 8 6 9 141 89 185 29163 NE NW 0 i 12 0 10 NW 11 5 UlOU KUlea of wind 180. DAILY OALENDAB. San mm Moon rises ..6.45 6:08 Moon IHD10ATIOW3 Chicago Sep. 19 -For Kauu: Fair tonight and Wednesday; northerly winds.

EAT TURKEY Christmas in your own house. $10.50 per month will pay for a better house than the one for which you are now paying $15 per month rent, Build this fall and save rent. The Atlas Building and Loan Association. Lawrence National Bank Bid's. FORMALDEHYDE DEMONSTRATION Tna Vice President cf The Lelnlnger Chemical Company Here.

S. H. Kaminskv. vice-president of the Dr. George Leininger Chemical company of Chicago, is in Lawrence, and will make demonstration at Woodward Co's of the Formaldehyde inhaler put out by his company.

A distribution of the inhalers is also being made at the drug store, and considerable interest is shown in the remedy, which is said to be a good thing for almost every disease of the respiratory organs. A display of the remedy and the inhalers has been at Woodward and in connection with Mr. Kaminsky's presence there, has attracted quite a good deal of attention. We show a beautiful Russet shoe for 3,00 in Vici Kid for gentlemen, Mason's Manley Shaw Have some very choice properties in the city, also farms in Leavenworth, Jenerson Douglas counties. Five hundred acres tine fruit land in in Arkansas; 2,300 acres of ranch in Panhandle of Texas; 160 acres in Comanche county, Kan.

To exchange for Lawrence city property. Merchants National bank building, Lawrence, Kansas. Our $4 Patent Leather Shoe for gentlemen is a beauty, MASON'S. Apples. For sale at from 25 to 50 per bushel.

Pure cider vinegar 13 cents per gallon. Goods delivered to any part of the city, Address box I. post office or call at Phil lip's fruit farm north of the city. Shirts I Shirtai "IShlrtslll On-hand shirts at Wilder selling below cost. Self respect and personal interest should prompt every person to give the teeth the attention necessary.

In no other way can money be expended to produce sucn great returns in health, comfort and personal appearance. I Best artificial teeth, $8. Amalgam fillings, 50 cents. Gold fillings, one-half usual price. Teeth extracted, 25 cents.

DR. WHEELER, 829 Massachusetts street. Open from 7 a. m. to 6 p.

m. Students should be sure that their eyes are in con- dition for the new school fterm, and if glasses are needed get them at once. Eyes examined by a graduate of tbe Chicago Opthalmic College at HESTER'S. Optician and Jeweler. Mrs.

A. J. Prentiss has the agency for Douglas county for tbe Williams Corset, Dewey's Acme dress shields, and Simmons' skirt supporters. Call at the Home Store and leave your orders. Orders'by mail or telephone promptly attended to.

Tel-epbene 219-5. The W. C. T. U.

will give an ice cream social at tbe home of Mrs. R. W. Sparr, Tuesday evening, September 19. Tee cream cake, coffee, will be served, Price 15c Everybody cordially invited.

By order Com. There will be a meeting of the executive council of the Lawrence Federation of Women's clubs, at the Eldridge house parlor on Wednesday, p. September 20, at 3 o'clock. MRS. W.

C. SP ANGLER, Secretary. C. L. Edwards on Warren street sells wood and coke and all kinds of coal, 'delivered in good order at lowest cash prices.

Telephone 87. University Cream Candy at the Home Store. Other kinds of 'home made candy to order, 1105 Massachusetts street, tele phone 219-5. Wilder Bros have left a few pieces of light weight summer underwear in jean, ainsook and linen, selling out below cost. Remember the ice cream social at Mrs.

Sparr's Tuesday evening. Nice refreshments. Only 1 jets. Everybody invited. We have now in stock the handsomest Russet Blucher for gentleman in tbe city.

Call and see them MASON'S. Don't miss the opportunity cf securing a bargain in shirts and underwear from the on hand stck of Wilder Bros. Remember there is a bargain in those on hand shirts at Wilder Bros, All kinds of shirts in every aire amocg the on-hand stock at Wilder Bros subjects. Prices from 25c to 50c each. Saques.

np to date in style priced from 75c to SOCIAL HAFPKN1NQS. Dr. and Mrs. M. Summerfield have returned to Lawrence, after spending a iuple of weeks in the east on their re- jrn summer trip in Europe.

Mrs S. W. Williston and children returned today from a summer outing in the east. Miss Hattie Woerman and Mr. Bert Gilley were united in marriage last evening at the home of tbe bride's mother on Connecticut street, by Rev.

C. M. Sharpe. The wedding was a quiet one, and only the intimate friends of the young people were present. Mrs.

Jas. S. Phillips, daughters Carrie and Miss Ruth Phillips, en route for San Francisco, to meet Paymaster Jas. S. Phillips, United States navy, on his return to the United States, are tbe guests of Mr, and Mrs, W.

C. Addison. Mrs. J. H.

McCarrell left tbis morning tor San Jose, California, where she will spend the winter with her brotherRev. J. W. Densmore, D. D.

Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Humphrey and little sons, ot Junction City, are visiting Airs- Humphrey's parents Mr.

and Mrs. Adam Oliver. The Entre Nous Whist club has been reorganized for tbis season. The members will be entertained by Miss Cora Peck Sat urday afternoon. During the winter1' the club will meet every Wednesday evening, and will entertain its men friends alternately.

Miss Mame Addison returned yesterday from a three months visit in Washington, D. C. Mrs George T. Nicholson and Miss Carrie Nicholson have returned to their home in Chicago after a brief visit witb Mrs. Nicholson's sister, Miss Carrie M.

Watson. Mrs, E. C. Franklin and little daughter returned today from their summer in Chicago. WIT AND WISDOM.

Prudence is a feather plucked from the vripg of some past folly. Chicago Daily News. "Yes, I am bald; yet I never wear a wig." "Exactly, old chap. But, yoa see, an empty barn requires no thatch. Ally Sloper.

"Jones' verses don't cover the gTound fully." "No; but Jones does. The editor has Just laid him out Atlanta Constitution. "Will you love me when I'm old?" she asked. "Certainly," he replied, promptly, "if you will love me when I am bald." Philadelphia North American. Smoothing- It Over.

"You said I would not tell the truth if I had to." "Ei? I was only illustrating- your utter scorn of coercion." Indianapolis Journal. "Why was Lusk so overcome when he met Miss Johnson?" "She reminded him of his first love." "In what way "By the way in which she refused him." The Rival. C. Squelching a Bore. Smith "Jones told me an awfully good story to-day.

It was something like this Brown "Never mind, I'll get Jones to tell it to me. You might spoil it." San Francisco Examiner. A Change of Tune. "Did you ever laugh until you'eried, Tommy?" "Yes, only this morning." "What at?" "Well, pa stepped on a tack and 1 laughed; then pa caught me laughing and 1 cried." Pittsburgh Chronicle. OFFICIAL STATEMENT of th financial condition Merchants Loan Sayings Bank.

At Lawrence, State of Kansas, at the elose ot bntineis on the 7th day of September, 1889: RKSOUKCXS. Loans and Discounts $30,786 29 Loans on real estate 12,306 00 Expense 8 60 United State bonds on band 860 00 Other bonds and warrants, 8,186 29 Cash and sight exchange, legal reserve 36.895 60 Total $89,036 68 LIABILITIES. Capital stock paid $10,000 00 00 surplus runa. Undivided Time deposits drswing'less than six per cent 7M 67 145 86 76,746 15 68 STATE OF KANSAS. I Cocittt of DocoLAa.

I 1, 8. A. Wood, Cashier of said bank, do solemnly swear that the above statement is true: that said bank has no liabilities and Is not indorser on any note or obligation other than shown oa the above statement, to the best of my knowledge and belief, go help me God. S. A.

WOOD. Cashier. Subscribed and sworn to before me. this 18th day of September, 1899. sal D.W.Shaw.

Hour? Pnblie, i9Commlalon expires lift, day of May, Correct Attest: W. F. Mabch. 1 M.O. Mahlxt, Directors.

M. Nkwmakk, To John W. Breldenthal, Bank Commissioner, Topeka, Kansas, Wanted Coal diggers. Apply at Lawrence Coal 1243 New Jersey street. tbe shorts of the IdTa.

gaatataedto be Uianioe J. JJ. JJASJXinO- KANSAS UNIVERSITY. Tbe Biological club held its first meeting of the year this afternoon. The collectors who have been out this summer told of their experiences, so making the meeting a very interesting one.

One of the basement rooms in the old chemistry building is being fitted np as a refrigerator room for the use of tbe medical students. Mrs Cora McCullom Smith has been ap pointed supervisor of physical culture in the Lawrence city schools. Miss Viah Cross has been appointed treasurer of the school of fine arts for the coming year. Prof. Arthur Richmond Marsh has re signed the chair of comparative literature at Harvard university and will go into business.

Tbis will be a ereat surorise to people here, for Prof. Marsh is well known in Lawrence, having held tbe chair of English literature here from 1886 to 1889, and was one of the most able and scholarly men ever numbered in the faculty. Alter leaving nere be went abroad, spent several years in study, returning to Harvard to create the chair he bas just re signed, It is not known in what business Prof Marsh will engage. The state auditor has requested that all fees and other monies received here be turned into the state treasury at the end of every month. This money bas heretofore been used as a contingent fund, and it is a question as to just what fees are meant Under any circumstances the change will involve not a little confusion and inconvenience here.

The agricultural college and the state normal as well as the University are involved. It was to con sult with the attorney general in this mat ter, that Judge Green went to Topeka yesterday. miss-Agnes iapnam, ot tbanute, ar rived yesterday and will spend a month working with Prof. Preyer. Tbe interest that is felt in class politics among the seniors has manifest itself to the sophomores, and a caucus of that class has been called for Thursday noon.

Mrs. Cora McCullom Smith has ap pointed Miss May Cain as her private sec retary. Miss Cain will also take a full course in the school of fine arts. A meeting of the people interested in golf has been called for Friday noon in ttfe chapel. A.

E. Curdy, '85, now a professor in the Michigan military academy, was at the University today. He is on his wav to Johns Hopkins university to spend the yeor doing work in romance, languages and literature. During his absence his place is filled by Mr. Eugene '07.

Prof. Curdy 's brother, Dr. Robert J. Curdy, also a former student here, is spending the year in Europe. Miss Delia Uoutbart is dome some ex pert club swinging with Mrs.

Smith. Tbe tennis club decided last night not to let the girls' physical culture classes nse the Adams street tennis courts. An effort js now being made to have courts laid out on the campus for the exclusive nse of tbe girls. The library was open last night for the first time. The hours were from 7 till 10 and during that time about thirty students were np there.

The seminary rooms and bookstacks are closed, only the reading rooms being open. N. G. Bennett of Greensburg, a student of last year, was on the hill today on his way to St Louis to enter the Barnes medical college. The instruction force now numbers seventy-five as compared with fifty-nve of last year, and this does not include the librarian and her assistants, or the assistants in the shops and laboratories.

And still, says Chancellor Snow, the faculty is smaller than that of any other institution of eqnal rank. Hon. James Lawrence of Wellington, a friend of the University in tbe last legislature, was on tbe hill today with Mr, Folks. The Ladlee. The pleasant effect and perfect safety witb which ladies may nse Syrup of Figs, under all conditions, makes it their favorite remedy.

To get the true and genuine article, look for the name of the California Fig Syrup printed near the bottom of the package. For sale by all druggists. All members of the fine arts alumni are expected to meet at Miss Wiedemann's Tuesday evening, Sept. 19, at 7 p. sharp.

Special business to be attended to and full attendance is desired. Chairman of Committee. Foot Ball and Athletic Goods, a full line at Smith's News Depot. Ilanna Egg, ChicopooJ.ump GBIFPIN'S. Tbe filler need-in these Cigars are Prefareacia Cismr EUUeJSaSiNS, Maker.

Use to iTj and get away from fact that Innes' is the place to you money on your Dress and Silk purchases. SttD a Minnie and reason it ou your Toureeir. JNownere in west can you find as great an as sortment- of Jackets, Capes, Furs Iielf Paper White, Blue, Yellow, and Green. 12 Yards in a Bolt. 5 cents a Bolt.

atHoadley's. FOOTBALL, MEN DOING HARD "WORK Tna Kansas University Eleven Showinjr Up Good Snaps on tbe Field, The Kansas university football team is showing np in good shape in tbe practice on McCook field this week. The men are lining up against the second and third elevens, and seem to be able to hold their ground in good shape, aeainst the odds on the other side. Coach Yost is giving his men instructions as to how to play, to prevent gains when the other side has the ball, and though the Kansas line this year will be a light one, compared with what it has been in previous years, the boys are being coached so that they will be able to hold a much heavier lot of men. The snap and vigor put in the play is encouraging to the supporters of tbe team, and tbe men go into tbe practice as though they meant to fit themselves for the regular games to come.

The team has not been selected but with Mahan at center, Tucker and Wilcox at guard. Murphy as one of the tackles, Moore and Avery as halves, and Benme Owens as quarter and Gavin as full back, and good men in other places, it is readily seen tha Kansas will have a strong football team his year. The line-up last evening was the first of the season, and its results were entirely satisfactory to coach, captain and players, as the Varsity with thirteen men against it, including Dr. Naismith, held its line in good shape. The first meal was taken at training quarters this morning, and this will tend to assist the boys to get in good shape for the hard work of the coming few weeks.

Just Arrived. Twentv-five tailor made suits, jackets lined an way through with silk and skirt a. a 1 11 cut full; in tan, blark and blue. Special price $10.00 and $12.00. THE FAIR.

Don't forget the ice cream social at Mrs. Sparr's Tuesday evening. Good company, music, etc, only 15 cts. All the world invited. Go to McConnell's for first class suit.

All of the latest styles of patterns, em bracing foreign and domestic to select from. Tennis rackets, balls, at Smith's News depot. TRY OTJB Naban Ceylon Tea FOR ICETEI.0 Made Suits, and Separate Your ideas cannot be too Allen L. Wilson, CONTRVCTOR, PAINTING, DECOR A.TING. Estimates Furnished on Application.

Street. Telepeone (. 701 Vt. SUITS fig.ee. PANT.i4.o.

O.P. LEONARD. FINE 745 Mass. St TAILORING. Lawrence, Kan C.

HAN8COM, UPHOLSTERER AND MATTRESS MAKER. Have yonr old mattress renovated. 107 West Henry Btreet. -THE SEWISG MUHIM WITH BALL BEARINGS la the Best en Karth. I have a good supply on hand that I am selling at my usual low prices, for cash or good 1101 tes.

no aeais unui you bob uvw j. uu ii. Two Dears JAS. M. MILLER, But of rWrchants Bank.

Lawrence, Kan. JOHN STANDING COAL, WOOD, KINDLING Corn. Oats, Chop Feed and- Hay. Pratt Food for Poultry and Cattle. Phone 47.

800 Vermont St. SIMPNOHT nBSTS Bicycles, Ramblers, Nationals, Crescents, 25 to $50 Henderson Paint Works. 619 Massachusetts tit. Manufactures and has for sale a complete line of paints of all kinds. These paints are made from pure lead and oil and are guaranteed to be strictly pure irraae.

MKK THE PAINT HAuK, and buy a home product at 20 per cent less than you nave bean navlnir. 50,000 xalloaa of mixed paint Is the yearly capacity of the plant at present. J. HENDERSON, Proprietor. Lawrence, Kaunas).

VflSS MICTHELL. Hair DrMslag- and Manicuring Parlors. Importer and man ufacturer of Hair Good and Toilet Article. Gray hair restored. Chiropody and facial treatments.

Superfluous hair removed Miss Boulton's Millinery store. MISSES MUTT n-Successors to Peterson Hutt. ARTISTIC HA1B Shampooing and manicuring a specialty, full lice of toilet articles. 837 Mass, street iHUDIOM BROS, Meat Market Choicest cuts of fresh and salt meats, poultry, etc. Managers of students, boarding clubs are requested to call and get prices.

yf ISSOENEVI LICHTENWALT1R TEACHER OF THE PIANOFORTE (Pupil of Barth and JedUeska, Berlin.) Studio, No. 13. Henry street. Everybody Knows "ivjanta'' dear, None Better for a Nickel, ALEX E. PROTICH, SR.

ARTISTIC TAILOR street, np stairs. Ml Imoroved He extravagant or too plain to escape satisfied. We are prepared anything you may call for in t-J af to wear outer garments. ffeitber fiae ffor Money, but the best use of both, and here and buy your Blankets Underwear, Hosiery, Corsets, because good qualities and low prices strong pulling qualities. Onft DiannfM the superiority stock of Neckwear, Gloves, Rib ties, Belts.

Handkerchiefs Embroidery Laces. The and selling quality and the that our selling prices are always lowest. Wfltain wants her home to be Uarpets, Uurtains, Matting make a home look We have a great big trade department Jiverybody now knows the unlimited resources busy department. jut prices lowest ana qualities tne Dest, Yon ffaEt StT'e, quality and ex in Ladies' Tailor Made go to Innes and leave your or your Tailor Made suit. "Your of the best styles of cloth is an exclusiveness about our to order suits that commend to women who like to appear a different.

Eo prices bat good, tsaasat work aad aad abaotsto HIDES, DACE HACEDAII, interior decora tori Ray A. J. Phillips titephOM igs, GCO.J3Sr3,.