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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-04
Ftv. Convict. Burned to Death.

MEMPHIS, TKNN., April s Just bAfore
daylight this morning the jail at Frisr's
Point, Miss, WAS discovered on are.
Desperate efforts were made to release
the i've prisoners It contained. but with
out success and they psrlshed in the
flames. They were
William Gray, white, aged twenty
eight, under sentence in the penitentiary
of ten years for arson and robbery,
Fred Powers, white, 8 psi OF Gray's,
who WAS also under sentence Of i've years
for robbery,
Powers, q white man, under arrest for
sssau with intent to kill,
Andy Brown, colored, under the death
sentence for murder, and
A negro boy, aged fifteen, who was
crazy. There is no doubt but what Grey
set The jiil on fre, as he had threatened
to do rather than 60 TO the penitentialy.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-04
DELEGATES 10 FUHr WORTH,
inc Sepuolcans Ct Gaveo.on Corn,v
Elect their Delegates

Tho Republicans CT Galveston oorn,y
Elect their Delegates.
Special TO the Gazette.
| GALVESTON, TEX April s.-The Repub-
| leans Of Galveston county met in mass
convention tonight at the call Of Caair-
man Davis Of the county committee for
the purpose OF electing delegates to the
state and congressional conventions st
Fort Worth on the oath inst. The con-
vention was largely attended by represen-
tative Republicans, both white and COL
ored. Temporary Chairman Edward d.
Wis was chosen permanent chairman, and
w. I. Sneats secretary.
N. ". Quincy, The well known Repabu-
can leader, was conspicuous
ngure In tue convention and made
the speech OF the evening eloquently up
holding the established practice in this
county OF selecting the delegates BY pop
uisr vote in mass convention. This
method OF procedure WAS overwhelmingly
Endorsed by the convention, and the fol-
lowing delegates were unanimously
elected: Colonel William Il. Sinclair.
Judge j. R Burnett, N. W. Cune-, W. T.
Burns, J. II. Washington, David Free
msp. c. Hedges, W. A. Stsuuard, Z. B.
Hawley, Joseph Cuney,J. T. Miller, s.
L. Finley, P. Wnittlesey, c. W. Hol-
den, Edward Davis, A. B. Trowen,
James Blair, Samuel Aston, Edward
Helnecke, w. IL. Shaw,
W. 81. Perrine, J. II. WllsoR, Joseph
Scott, J. B. Dolan, J. Z. Darlington,
Reuoen Jones, P. II. Henderson, Jsmes
Beverly, Jacob WenB, Edward Keichum,
John Deoruhl, Jasper Jackson, VS..
atpp, Edwsrd Richards, Patrick D1hsrty,
Wade Carr, Henry Bee, Frederick Wiikin-
son and Samuel Johnson. After electinE
a new county committee AID re-electing
Davis chairman OF the same, the
convention adjourned.
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A. 2 B.lche-, Hsrry May, s. A. Ken
nedy, G s. Ellis, J. w. Cooper, 1. LIZ
coste, Volney Robinson, Martin Heart,
g. W: Gentry, w. W. Hitson, Lew Mar.
TN, L. Thompson, l. II Goidomy. C. A.
Basmer, w Westmoriand, H. w. Pa
cues, j A. Willlsms, C. E. Lee, @ n.
Rando ph, r X. Eppersop, Fred HorteI.
ID. V: Rowe, julius Schlssa, R. P. sand
eIs, Luke Short, l. T. Pryor, Tuck Boaz,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-04

WASHINGTON, April s-Mr. Culberson
OF Texas, chair man Of the committee on
judiciary, called up the special order, the
Senate direct tax bill.
Mr. Forsn Of Ohio antegonizsd this
with motion that the House 60 into
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-04

The good news comes frem the Sind
wien Islands that King K.lakaua Is going
10 settle down to hard work and become
q coffee planter. He ands there Is more
In IL than in being King.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-04

sssAvoid harsh pursstive pills, They
make yoQ SICK AMI then leave you consul
pated. C.rter,s Littia Liver Pills regn-
late the bowels and cures ass
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-17
WAXAHACHIE.
Tho Dallas Pfesbytery-Ooun.y Court In
Etssion-Local Notes.

The Dallas Pfesbytery-Uouoty Oours In
stssion-LocsI Notes.
spscisl to the Gazette.
WAxAHACHIE, TEX Oct. L. The
Dallas Presbytery Adjourned last evening
after session of three days, held at the
First Presbyterian church in this city.
The moderator. DR.. Raymond of Wealth
erford, delivered most eloquent sermon
IN thst church Sunday lsst.
The county court, Hon. B,scom Nc
Daniel presiding, began its regular
monthly term on yesterday, tie 9Th inst. :,
with pretty full civil docket and fair
sprinkling Of misdemeanors. The term
will probably occupy ten or twelve days
before adjournment.
There is considerable number of prl-
vate residences snd business houses going
up in various portions Of the city. Two
large double brick stores are In course of
erection on the public square, two stories
high each, owned respectively by the
Bsumgsrtner heirs and NJ. Levy, MIR.
Mahoney Of Fort Worth being the con
trsesor
!" Gotten is coming in little msfabriskly
this Feek and the business outlook is
coNespendingly brighter.
|esAg yet there has been 20 erea. rush
from Wsxahachls to the rsxsat f.ir at
nRlas,> - ~
\ .Bsal Of asEssrolss Pluseu. is L.
Dsiicieds snske. Ss
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ono EEiaats Kilis snStn.r.

CHEYENNE, w. T., Ochai6.-Privates
Davis and Warden, nsmoers OF the
Ssventeeth Infantry, stilioned st Fort
Russell, near This city, leiE the post Sdl z
bunting trip yesterday wit6SAsaeeTe. A
guard sent in pursui. Of sEs Tunswsys
csme up with them crawling Though the
grass nesr & lske after ducks. An order
to surrender startled both. Davis ran
towards the water and WAS wadiDg when
Warden in nervous fright discharged both
barrels OF his fowIing piece. The chsrge
took effect in Davis back killing him
almost instantly. A military Inquest is
In progress.
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where the offense Was committed It is
Understood assembled near town. Bet
no demonstration was made. Prudent
counsel prevailed, and the defendant will
have his trial in due form OF Law. The
case bss not bean tried, - stated BY your
Austin correspondent, but is sc. for trial
next Tuesday, October Il.
Two or three freedmen were convicted
last week for E term of years Ia the peni-
tertiary for theft, end one White mar,
Albert Mann, &c. two years for bur-
glary.
Rsin is much needed in this secticp, 1t
having been about Two months slice any
thing like general rain has fallen. and f,ll
crops ct all kind will be light. Corn was
hardly an aversge crop. Cotton is fall
ing far short Of what WA expected thirty
days sgo, and not Uore than one-third OF
s crop is raised. ss
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UNIONIs. SeN.usIoS.
Nofths.ds D.vers snd Conductors
Hold a MesttrF


Chicsgo'sNofthsids D:iverzsnd Conductors
HI Id MeetirR.
CHICAGO, Ill, Oct. 16.-At 1880 this
morning the conductors end drivers Of
the Northside Garments Union met IL
their hail, corner OF North and Clybourre
avenue. There WAS large attendance.
Mayor Boldenweck Of LskevieW and Geo.
Shilling mate speeches, counseliiag mod
Grafton On the psft Of the men and telling
them to visit until other means had been
exhausted before resorting TO another
strike. Shilling urged the Eppoin,mes
Of special committee 10 wait upon MI.
Yerkes to-day aud try to eject q settle
msEt OF the differences between the N Il
aud the Gon-union employees. At the
L3keview COUNCIL meeting last nigh;
Roldelweck read S commune alton say
Ing the N1rthside Street Railway Com
fpsHY had forfeited its charter Ia Lakeview
oesHse fer n!ne days il asd not run care
sxssIaiteen minutes daFAg the day as
fI&40ired By ordinance. The communics
stifn was referred &c the mayor and city
tastorney.
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Good Market a. Crockett.

Special TO the Gazetts.
CROCKETT, TEX, Oet. Is The cstse
trade is du in this county; in fact there
is NO demsnd, and prices ere almost
nominal. Jusgirg by some sales reported
in THE GAzETTE there is big money t2cRA
made buying here at the present nf.c8s
aad shipping to the Par handle country
Yesrlings, 81 so and So; 2 year-olds,
Sc 80; yes--olcs, So; and 4.yesr- oldF,
Sl2 per head. AID there are more cattl-
Tor sale here than at shy time Tor several
years past, as ie have been driven from
this county during the present year.
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Crockr tt.

Correspondence Of the Gazette. ~
CROCKETT, TEX, Oct. l5-Your Aus.
tin correspondent got things rather mi1sd
in regsyd to the rsplst, john Andrew
Johnson, who was brought from Houston
last week for trial in the District court
nov insession st this place. There hsve
,baerE0 troops sent here, nor has there
ever been any occasion to send any here.
When 1t was lesrned that Johnson had
been brought back and was In the county
jail, xIipple Of excitement passed over
the community, and some Of the young
men In the immediate neighborhood
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-17
"Lons john wsntucrtE

CHICAGO, Ill, Oct. ls non. John
Wentworth, known as "Lxng JobD,"s
man as well known IS sly in the west,
died At 7:45 this morning.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-17
BOILER EXPLOSION.

One Mar Inytautly Killed and Four Others
Seriously /, jured.
HIGHLAND, ILL, Oct. 16.-The boiler
OF traction engine exploded last evening
On farm nine miles north OF here result
ing in tha instaa. death of one man and four
others being seriously wounded. Chris
Riffoemsn, proprietor of the engine and
engineer was Instantly killed by flying
fragments. Hdgh Rick standing near the
threshing machine received seIious in.
juEies William Hensel had both legs
and one arm broken. William Albert had
aae srm end one6leg broken. julius
#neider was ss&susly irjlEed On the
5Efk Of the heSG
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-17
DRS. BETS & BELTS,
COL Main ST., Dallas. Texas

UIDuTV and all urinary, itssx5 ~ eSsfiy.
Capsules, Severelss cAsea I'D VI seven days.
sold 81 so per box; IN drukxtets, sof BY maN
fro9, Docn:a Kfx.G Co, IL White ST.. Ny. Full
difycttons,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-17

REMEMRERThst the presence Of Gen'
HIM u -herals Beauregard and Early
who are in charge of the drawings, is guaran'
tee OF absolute fairness and integrity, that the
chances ere ali equal, and that no one can pos
sibly divine what number Will draw prize.
ReME6BEE also thar ibe payment of Prizes
IS aUAEaA rEEO BY sOgR RATIONAL
BASRS OF New Orleane, and the Tickets are
aligned by the President OF an Institution,
whose chartered rights sre recognized In the
highest Couits; therefore, beware OF any imi.
tationR CT ANONYMOUS scbepes.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-17

Address Registered Letters TO
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK,
Now Orleans, In,
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sb.ppsd frc IN Albany.

Special to the Gazstte. I,
ALBANY, Tx, Oct. l6 A. J Burnha1
shipped to-day to Chicago one dcuoit
deck of fae muttons. I.
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Ouifu9l,

Ouiiman. RIA.
Correspondence OF the Gazette. SssSsi
OUITMAN, TEX, Oct. Is Mrs. Nattie,
Leath, wife CT DR.. Hsnrie Ls.th, def
suddenly on the y h inst.
James and Eugene Dsndy, ssed twelve
and seventeen years, we're killed instantly
by falling tree on the night OF the 141h
instant.
ssTne cotton crop lie almost failure in
his county. Il u nos aver,ge more
I'm hat q o5sdF
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-17

Wonderful and interesting
parts Of R the ed States ungs man moth and modern Grounds beautiful and
splendid attractions including Grand Military Displays opng Contests
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-17
without Voice. without Hsxss

NEW YORK, Oct. 16.-Mme. LENA de
Mursks, the once famous soprano, is now
living in small room in Washington
square in comparative poverty.
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Personal and social.

Mr. W. L Kistler, of Logansport, is in the
city.
Gen. Benz Harrison left for Pittsbr re yester.
day afternoon
Mr. and Mrs W. r. Devir; of Chicago are
guests of Mr.. and Mr.. c. E. Coffin.
Lieut.. Col Jared A. Smith, of Portland. Me-,
is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. ". F. Winchester.
Mrs Allen Jaqua an daughter Ida. of Union
City, are the guests Of Governor Gray and
family.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Collins, Of Kansas City. are
expected tonight, to visit Mr.. and Mrs w. P.
Bingham
Mr.. Evan Stotsenberg of New Albany, is the
guest of Mr.. Harry Murphy, on North Pennsyl-
vania street.
Mrs W. j. Richards has return ed from a
who has been very i'll.
Hon. w. r. Gardiner, of Washington, s. N.
Chambers and Thomas III. Adams. of Vincennes.
were in the city yesterday.
Mr. Henry Beebe, of Put-in-Bay, lie expected
tomorrow to join his wife, who is visiting her
sister. Mrs Geo. H West
Mrs @. c. Foster viii give tea this after
noon, at o'clock, IN honor OF Mrs- Merrick
Vinton, OF St Paul. who is her guest.
Cards have been issued by Mrs. l. p Gray
aad Mrs. Pierre Gray for a reception on Wednes-
day afternoon. May 2 from 3 till O'Clock.
Mrs VIM Cravens, of Ravenswood H., ia
visiting her sister, Mrs DR.. Comstock, on North
Pennsylvania street and will remain week
the lecture-room Of the Frat Baptist Church At
o'clock this afternoon. It will be led by Mrs.
Theo. p. Haughey.
The ladies of the fifth section" of Taberna-
Gle Church Will entertain the members and
friends of the congregation at . social on to-
morrow evening
Mrs Gnrissa Sharpe. mother of A w. G. A
aud Lee Sharpe, and Mrs Ben House. died on
Wednesday at her residence. 152 North Missis-
sppi street. aged seventy-one years. She had
been in failing health for two years. aud the re-
suit not unexpected. although the illness
did not take serious turn until Saturday last
The funeral viii be announced later.
The annual election OF oficers for the Flower
Mission took place yesterday morning with the
result or. with one exception. an entirely new
stan OF officials, as follows: President. Mrs. j.
n Stewart; yiee-presidents, Mrs. Peter f.
Bryce Mrs George Stilz. aad Mrs. James E.
Gilbert; secretary. Miss Lizzie Todd; assistant
secretary. Mrs. I. S. Hacker; treasurer, Miss
Gertrude GoodhaFt: assistant treasurer Mrs.
Henry Zoe; purchasing COMMITTEES. Mrs. Warne.
Mrs. wv. >. Lynn and Mrs. 5. r. Wadley. The
first named will have charge of the stores while
Miss Matte Stewart taxes es,re of the hospital
papers. On Wednesday nsxt the election of Of
GERS for the training school will be held, and on
Thursday quarterly report &C AL branches Of
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THIS FRIDAYS SALE:

Ladies Fancy Striped and Black Ribbed Hose, l5c.
Children's relyular-rnsde Black Ribbed Hose. 1212c
Ice and 2Oc
Gents Fancy Color and Plain Balbriggan Half
Iadies' Jersey fitting Vests at 35c.
Ladies Balbriggan Vests long and short sleeves.
"A 81 iob lot Of Ladies' Ribbed Vests at 25c.
Tafeta silk Gloves, colored, az lSc
Cheap lot OF kid Gloves at half price.
121ac Serin for 8 &c.
(lur reruIar 2Iac Pcrcales for 71ac
50 pieces Flouncing Embroidery at Doe, 7oc, 81
and 81 IS a ward worth from 81 70 81. so yard.
Ribbons Sash Ombre. More. Satin and eros
Grain in all widths and colors, from baby ribbon to
Another lot Of French Striped Flannels, all wool,
Big lob In Lsadies Fine Broadcloths. 81 inches
wide at 9Oc, worth al.15.
54.inch Trieots at 6Oc worth ST. all colors-
rs. 90 Imported Marseiles Quilt at $3.50.
A $I.75 Marseilles Quilt at PI-O5.
White Plaid Dress Goods at 14c. worth zoe.
Another lot of those &c Checked Nainsooks.
SO dozen White Null Ties at Zoe each, cheap at75c.
IL dozen Ladies' Fine Embroidered Handkerchiefs
at 25c worth 40c and Soc a patterns and styles.
A good Shawl for 81. worth S1.75.
Turkeyred Embroidered Pillow and Sheet Shams
cheap
ESQ odd pieces of Muslin Underwear win be closed
cheap.
White Aprons, 15c.
24-ineh Moire Dress Goods worth 2sc go for 2iac.
36-inch ATWOOD Melanges, cheap at SOC, viii sell
Cor 81 ac.
38-inch AlwooI Serge, desirable colors, worth 55c,
sell on Friday at 81 l2c.
Black AllSik Satin Rhadame for 81c. regular
a full line COlored All-sGk Satin Rhadarne at s3c.
worth &1.25.
L. 8. -AYRES & co
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Local Ners Ncsaa.

Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
John w. Gregor and Mary L. Freeman, George
B. Elliott and Claude d. johnson. Robert How
ard and Sadie Dean. William P. Etros and
Clara f. Ames, Alfred j. Shoolhridge and
Mary E. Davidson.
The Tabernacle Presbyterian Church Sunday
school elected the following officers last night:
Superintendent, A. j. Halforo; assistant super
intendent, John Chesnutt secretary, j. FL.
Laird; assistant secretary, Samuel Rob
inson; Vtreasurer. w. Ell. Hubbard; leader of or
chestra. George Carter; pianist, Miss Adele
Wallick.
Articles of incorporation for the Knox &
South Bend Railroad Company have been filed
is 81 zoo. 900, and the directors are Edwin
Fletcher. Louis n Miller, G. "a. Smith, William
B. Courtright, Byron N. Haslett. The line of
the railroad will run from Knox, Starke county.
to South Bend. through the northwest corner of
Marshall county, and is tairty-thres miles long.
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the work will be read The reading of the re-
ports has been substituted for the annual re-
ports which have been issued formerly.
Mrs. W. o. De Way gave very handsome
o'clock tea yesterday TO number OF ladies. Her
beautiful home on north Delaware street was
fastefuliy arranged with flowers, and Harris
orchestra rendered choice selections during the
afternoon. At o'clock small tables for parties
Of three or four were brought in and de-
hci0us tea was served HRS. De Way and her
home are a delightful conjunction for enter
tanning and invitations from her are always
accepted if possible. Among those who enjoyed
her hospitality were hrs. S. ]. Peelie. Mrs ID z.
Erwin, Mrs. w. P. Bingham, Mrs G. f. Coffin
and guest. Mrs. Devin. of Chicago; Mrs J. r.
Lilly, Mrs. A. NJ. Robertson. MRS. b. g. Peck.
Mrs. A. NJ. De Souches. Mrs .. A. Hsndrick-
son, Mrs D. f. Swain. hrs. G. F. Sayles, Mrs
Chauncey Turner, Mrs. ]. L. Fuease. Mrs. w.
D. Seaton, Mrs Chap. Williams. Mrs. Geo.
Brecount, Mrs. Harry Drew and Mrs g. h
Root
sfTTH-HEALEY.
CHAMPAIGN, Ill, April 26.-Mr. G. L. Smith.
son of Circuit Judge Smith. and Miss Grace
Healev. daughter of Mr. and Mrs J. NJ Healey
were married TO night at the residence OF the
brides parents. They departed at once for
their future home in st. Paul. Mimi.
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PETTIS, BASSEIT & co.
THE SALOON QUESTION.
Temperance Ladies Offer Suggestion to the
Democrats and Judge Sullivan.

The Central w. G. I. u. met yesterday after
noon at Meridian-street Church. The devotion
al exercises. conducted by Mira. Alshouse. were
very interesting, ard embraced q Bible reading
subject, ''Al! things are Thy servants" An
earnest appeal vas made TO the union, through
the superintendent of the White Cross aud
White Shield, TO take steps at the earliest day
possible for the establishment of an Industrial
home for girls. Several thrilling incidents
were related. An article entitled, IFS the Sa-
loon o. NuisaneeP was read, which called forth
the following:
Resolved, That read with regret and sorrowful
apprehension the decision lately given by Judge
Sullivan in regard 70 the Ward liquor case. If We
have appesl BY remonstrance from the blighting
curse of liquor traffic, we know not how soon our
Democratic friends in convention assembled viii
BE able carry their ideas Of restriction by the
government which should be administered in that
way best calculated 70 confer the greatest good
tho greatest number"
The following delegates were elected to the
State convention at Frankfort which ~ 70 inset
May IL and continue until the 24th: Mrs.
wright. Mrs. Sullivan. and Mrs. Pray. Mrs. r.
=. Brown was elected delegate at-large.
- N@4
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Nicholas McCarty ct al, to James Melon
aid, lot 312, in McCarty's eighth West
side addition
The Thames Loan and Trust Company to
James s. Cruise, lots g, z, 10. IL and
Is, in Levi WriGht's subdivision OK
block &c, in Johnson's heirs addition
James s. Cruise to Edwin L. Atkinson,
same lots
Joseph B. Cough to Dennis Egan, part or
lot 8, in square
Joseph v. McKernan to Ira Rush, lot II,
in j. ". McKernan's subdivision of lot
$50, IN McKernan 81 Pierce's sub
division of outlots 128. 121 and 100
Joshua w. Craig to MARY A. Mcdonald,
lot IL, in James N. Rays subdivision
of part of out1ot
Trederica Axt to Fred Steinmetz, lots "a
and rs. in Webb's subdivision OF part
of lot 5, in Yandes's subdivision of the
Carson farm
Same to Matthias Johantgen. lots rs and
II, in Webb's subdivision of part of
lot 5, in Yandesss subdivision Of the Car
son farm -.-----------
Thames Loan and Trust Company to
Michael Gruner, part of lot %, IN
Resets subdivision of outlot 107------
VIM. w. Deeter to Gideon Hunt, lots
and 10, in Citizens National Bank
subdivision of blocks 13 and Ia, in
Johnson's heirs addition.
Conveyances, 10; consideration
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A Hnod Move.

The L, D. & S. Railway have removed their
city ticket Office from the Spencer House to cor
ner Illinois and Georgia streets, under Surgical
Institute
The l., d. & s. is twenty-five miles shorter
and three and one-half hours quicker than any
other route to Kansas City and points West.
T. c. KEsINGER, Ticket Agent,
90 South Illinois street.
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Getting Ahead of Tramps and Burglars.
We have on sale now a Door Bolt that permits
the door to open from four to six inches, and no
further until the door is shut and strap thrown
back. By this means a tramp or burglar cannot
force his way, and the door can be left open all
night for ventilation. When shut it makes a
permanent bolt. Call and see it work st 81
South Meridian street.
HmDEBRAND e. FUGATE
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A Definition.

'sWhy, Toby, you look like cherubl'
What is q cherubla
"Oh a cherub is a-a-a sort of converted GU
pidl"
Ryan, The Halter, 81 and % South Illinois
street. Correct styles, popular prices.
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MINOR CITY MATTERS.
To-Day,s Doirss.

ART RECEPTIoN-Steele' studio Seventh and
Pennsylvania, afternoon.
LEAGUE Observation-Disclosures and Detroit,
$50 P. NJ
ENGLIsH's oPERA.HoUsE-Booth and Barrett in
s'Othello," evening.
THE MUSEUM - Matte yickers, afternoon and
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The New York Store
Established 1881
LACEDEPARTMENT


Our Lace Department is re-
plete with all the novelties of
the season.
We are showing new and ell
egant Dresses in 45-inch Chan
tilly and Guipure Laces from
81 to S. per yard.
New patterns in Beaded Nets
for fronts and panels.
Our lines of Torchon and
Medices Laces are very COM
plete.
p. S.-Look at our Hosiery
stock, and ask for the Indel-
ible, Absolutely Fast Black
Hosiery.
PRICES ALWAYS IN PLAIN FIGURES.
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See thu sAlaska.

With glass front, in our show-window. showing
wheel to revolve. The Alaska" Hardwood Re-
frigerators, antique finish. produce better re-
suits with less ice than any other.
WIN. II. BENNETT & Son, 80 S. Meridian st.
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