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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-07-09

Rev. J. II. Mateer and wife. of Pine Ridge agen-
cy, 8. D., are in this clty.--.Mrs. W. F. Ringland,
OF Hastings, Neb., is visiting the family of ". b.
Lyle. Mrs. Charles Carter and Miss Ida Ep-
person have gone TO Denver. 49,. Miss Margaret
Bryant, OF St Louis. ia the guest OF Miss Edith
Bryant. David Harter and wife have returned
from Shelby vile. 80. Mrs. A. ID. Thomas Is In At
tica....W. W. Mills and wife, OF Marietta, o., are
in this city Prof. s. G. Pattison and family. OF
Carthage. Mo-, are spending the summer here.
....0tis Miller aud wife. Of indianapolis,
are In this city.--.Mrs. Seth Moore,
OF Oklehoma, Is in this city,
Mrs. Sidney Underwood has returned from Chi
day evening. Mrs. ". ii. Evans. Of Washing
ton. d.. C., 10 in this city. Hon. f. V. Brook
shire has gone 10 Battle Creek Mrs. William
Townsley has been in Danviiie, H.. Newman
Essick and wife. of Leadville, Col. are here.
Misses Julia and Fannie Watson are in Indian
apolis.
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guests OF Miss Tena Wambach---
sir. and Mrs. A. J. Barney have returned 10
Wakeman -. Norman Seward, of Michigan City,
Is the guest OF Schuyler Hart Mrs. j. A. Graz
ham. of south Bend. ia visiting Mrs. j. ID. Rush.
Miss Helen Stafford is in Benton Harbor--..
Nioh---.Mrs. Battan and Miss Matte kill. Of
LaPorte. are guests OF their cOusin, Richard
Wentworth 49, Mr. and Mrs. II. X Scott, OF An
COLA, have been visiting MIR. ana Mrs. A. j. Bar
ney. Mrs. Sarah Riley Is IN Angola. -.
Miss lillian Fisk, of Fort Wayne. Is the guest OF
NJ. w. Darling. OF Sioux City. IA. are visiting
their many friends here. Miss Estelie Burlin-
game. of Brockport, ~. u, is visiting her broth
or. J. ID. Bnr.ingame. -. Miss GrOnert. who spent
several months here, the gilest or her brother.
w. j. Gronert. has left for her home In England.
10. Cal. are guests OF Mr.. anu Mrs. q. q. Hub
bell.
Farmland.
Mas Elite Willy, OF Muncie, Is the guest OF
her mother here. 49,. Misses Emma and Myrtle
Hiatt arc In Redkey Mrs. i. G. bates and son
Charles, after "a weeks visit IN Farmland, re-
Emma Frazier, OF Kirkland. and 4. ID.
Warrick and wife. OF Trenton. were guests OF
r.. l.. Wilson aud family last Sunday.
Misses BERTHE Cleyenger and Bonnie Mills were
at Winchester Tuesday Sylvester Warren and
wife. OF Union City. were In Farmland on the
Lola. of Winchester. were hero Thursday---.P
NJ. Bly ana family. and q. L. Holiday and wife,
returned home Thursday evening from Belle
yue. o., after a weeks visit with Waldo Holiday.
W. j. Dawson ard wife, Misses LeOra Iarkin,
Emma Stewart. fleeta and Esther McProud re-
turned from Chicago Tuesday..--Mrs sadie
lcoaunas1 GA foarsssnlh kasaA
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Dublin.

Miss Nellie Champe returned from Blooming
ton and indianapolis Monday AIR. and Mrs.
James Murray returned from the worlds fair
Monday. The Misses Jane. Matte ana Aivina
Demree returned FROM their two weeks visit at
the worlds fair Monday Mrs. Frank Ward. OF
Mount Vernon. ILL.,. Ia here on n Visit among her
old friends. Phil South and family returned
Saturday from the southern part OF Ohio. Mr..
Fourth.
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COyinvton.

Otis Miller and wife. OF Muncic. are In this
city....R. w. Miles aud FAMILY. Of Russiayille,
spent the Fourth in this city J. y.
Coombs and son, of Madison, are visiting tho
formers parents OF this place. Mrs. A. II.
spraukle and daughter, OF indianapolis. are
visiting here. Mrs l.. n. Bowman returned
Wednesday from a two weeks visit 10 her daugt-
ter. Mrs. Nevada Weldon. of Terfe Haute..-.
George Ridge and wife. of Bloomington, H., ars
visiting In this clty. :. Mas Phena Doll. OF Louis.
Vile. Ky. Ia visiting the family of G. w. Frank.
Iin. Mrs. Joseph G. Nelson Is visiting her sis
ter. Mrs. Nash, In indianapolis. Miss Maggie
Miller. OF Lafay cite, returned home last Thurs
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Society Events.

Society Events.
Queen Esther Chapter will hold Its an
nual picnic ct Fairvisw Park Thursday.
The jolly Crowd I'd. d. CAV their an.
nual picnic Fourth of July, and the usual
festivities were enjoyed by all.
A brake ride viii be gwen Thursday to
PlsiDticld to q few young people. Prof.
Charlton n family are to be the enter
tanners.
Messrs. Vonnegut and Bohlen enter
tanned Wednesday in honor of Mr.. Richard
U. Book. the sculptor. and Mr. Edward
Hughes. Of Chicago.
MI. and Mrs. Earl MsoKelly Oele will
hold their first post nuptisl reception
Tuesday, after 4 O'Clock, at their home. No.
400 North Meridian street.
A number of friends gave Q dinner party
at the Bates House Wednesday evening in
honor of Miss Josephine Pfngst, of Louie
Vile. and Thursday Miss Clara Ludorf en-
tertained for the same guest.
The Misses Agnes and DOllIe Birk enter
tanned informally Monday evening, in
honor of their guests. Miss Josephine
Ptingst, of Louisville. Mr.. Gettoo, of New
York. and Messrs- Richard Book and Ed
Hughes. OF ChicaRo; also giving q party TO
the races. in honor Of their guests. Tues.
day.
Mrs. Newcomb 10 visiting relatives In
Franklin.
Miss Romano Braden 10 spending tho
week In Chicago.
Messrs. A. NJ. Hall and Frank Holder will
spend this week in visiting the worlds fair.
Miss Lecce Chase is spending the sum-
mer In Danville. the guest OF Miss Kate
Hadley.
Mrs. Jennie Jeffries has returned from q
two weeks visit ct her old home in Trafal.
gar. Ind.
Mr.. Clarence u. Brewer spent the day In
Irvington on Monday, the guest of Dir. Ar
thur johnson.
Misses Lee and Madge Laymsn and Mr..
Dan LsymAn went to Chicago on Friday,
to spend . week.
Miss Carrie Francis, of Indianapolis. has
been visiting her cousin, Miss Letta New
comb, for several days
Mr.. and Mrs. +. X. Kautz returned on
Wednesday from q visit to Mr.. Kautz's
parents. in Wabash, Ind.
Mr. and Mrs. Simeon Frazier and family
went to Bethany Park last week and spent
afew days picnicking there.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Christian
Church Will give An ice-cream festival In
the park tomorrow evening.
Mr.. Henry s. Schell. who has been serv.
ing as substitute Greek professor during
Professor Browns absence abroad. returned
to his home, In Somerset, Pa, on Tuesday.
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Mrs J. b. Dickson, OF indianapolis. has been
visiting COnnersviile relatives since Thursday.
Miss Helen Immell has returned to Logans-
port. 80. Miss Aisle Ochiltree, OF Marion, is the
guest or COnnersyille relatives. Miss Emma
Roehl Is making an extended visit at Lake
Among those who visited the worlds
fair last week we're Mr.. and Mrs. c. f. J. Nc
Farlan, Mr.. and Mrs. +. NJ. Kitchener. Mrs.
Joshua Chitwood. Mrs Pepper and daughters
Irene and Sophia, Mrs. DevOr and daughter
Miss Anna and Miss Maggie Gamble. 49,. Mr.. and
Mrs. L.. V. Hawkins and son Ned left Friday
morning for Grand Rapids. -. Mrs j. ID. Tatman
entertained Miss Mamie Huston. OF Pendleton;
Louie Morris. of Milton; Carrie and Anna
Morris. OF Tennessee, last week. Miss Clara
Martin, of Greenfield. o., visited Connersville
relatives durirs the week.-Mrs. Marie Huston
and Miss Belle Buckley were guests OF Indian
Mary Grimm. of Chicago. are visiting Corners
Willie relatives.
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ing specis, articles for the newspaper syn
dicates. He has recently published q little
book, New York in Ten Tours.0 which
has for it's object the advertising of Hoyes
"A Trip to Chinatown" and incidentally TO
serve as q guide for visitors to the metropo-
lis. IL is well arranged, we'll written and
admirably adapted TO the uses for which IL
was intended.
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Common Sense Women.

~ "OAA8 - 100
more and more to the front. and those who
are thrown in contact with her arc begin
ming TO realize 10 with q force they would
have scarcely thought possible q few years
ago. The truth that there are but q mi
nority who hold that labor is degrading 10
no better understood than right here in
this city, and this fact was stron ely
commented on By o visitor to n
of the leading women. The visitor
was constantly being rodu 10
some one of her own sex, who was
engaged IN some line of work, for pay. IL
was unlike her experience In her "
home, and she thought &c novel Then she
began to notice oil the women, who had
this faculty to earn, snd. finally, she be-
came SO much interested that her hostess
began to thInk she would have some
difficulty in introducing her to all
the women she wanted to meet. me
women of the city were thoroughly DIS
cussed, and none of the talk about them
was at all gossipy. One day they went to
the Industrial Union n the quantity or
salable articles. marked with the makers
names. led her to remark that the women
of indianapolis were more charming and
more delightfully."- independently b any
she had ever known or heard OF. A young
married woman who has travelled
extensively says that she knows
of no place where money has SO little
30 do with o persons popularity. and
where real merit. in whatever guise, Is SO
keenly appreciated. This speaks well for
she nOble-mindedness of the women Of this
city. New residents of the place.. while
they undoubtedly are o triie surprised at
the situation at first. readily adopt the
c-ommon-sense view and join the ranks.
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Ediuburg.

Miss Mamie Banta and Daisy Case. of Martins
Vile. spent the week with J. &. Freese :. Miss
Pei Britton. OF Nineveh. spout the week with
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day after a short visit TO her aunts, Mrs. j. II
spence and Mrs. John A. Duncan.
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Centerville.


Miss Katie Gobbie. of waynetown. Il the guest
OF Miss Cadus johnson Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Mcdonnell. were at Oxford sunday. -. Miss
Pearl Miller, OF 1horntown. was here Tuesday.
Miss Eva Gibson, OF Manson,
visited here Wednesday. -. Miss Daisy
Watt returned from Waveiand Monday -.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Powers, OF Lafayette. were
guests of Biz. and Mrs. scot shobe last wreck
Mr.. and Mrs c. T.. Roudebush were at Thorn
town on Friday - Miss Bertha Parker, of In
dianapolis. ID visiting Miss Winnie Eldred....
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Anderson.

Matter Intended for this column must be In fhfs
office not later than u p. M, SATURDAY.; items re-
cetred after Mafhour WtH not be used
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GLOVES.
FANS.

1dlifl-ltdl
japanese Folding Fans. side laced, fancy paint
ings
Fancy Double faced Feather Fans, all cOlors.
worth SI45O------
Silk Head Rests, slightly sOned
Fancy Double silk Head
Allsflk Bolting End-embroidered Throws,
hoTiH
50c Hand painted Boiling End SILK Throws.
81 and 7jc silk and plush Head Rests, slightly
Fancy Silkaline Cushion Covers, 20inch.-..-.-
Fancy Silkaline Head rest Covers
Fancy Stamped Linen Laundry Bags-------
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Seamless Stockinet Dress Shields. former price
Feather-weight Dress Shields, former price
-loc; SAFE 20
Hooks and Eyes, 2 dozen 10
Linen spool Thread, spool. sc
500 yds. Basin SpOols. spool. -....--.----.-- 10
100 yds. Black spool SILK, pOol------------ SO
Two and four hole White Pearl Buttons, DOZEN 30
Whole Paper Pins, 10
safety flns, = DO
Large Fancy Horn Pins, 20
Fancy Plush Balls and Tassels, each-------.. 10
Mems Ties. 10 Tor. 30
Mems Tecks and Four in hands 100
Mes Fancy Duck and Pique Vests. Sl.50, for $50
Mems Fancy Trimmed Night shirts. SOC equality $50
Mems Outing Shirts, Soc quality. ...-.-.------. 15o
Mems Unlaundered Shirts. soc Quality..------- $50
Mems Normal shirts and Drawers, Doc quality. go
Childrens Black Hose SO
Gents full, regular made Half Hose. Ice quail
~
Ladies' Vests, loo quality DO
Ladies Extra Quality Vests. ribbon I'm neck aud.
Ladies' silk Vests, 75c quality 400
Children's Vests 90
INFANTS l1sle 20
Boy Calico Waists, 25c quality
Boys Percae Waists, 40c quality $50
Boys Sateen Waists and BlOuses, csc quality 300
Choice of any star Waist, 81 and 1925 quality 700
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Mrs. j. III. Lanam.- Misses Gertrude and Ellie
Morse. OF Hanover, spent Sunday with Rev. e..
+. Huffer and went or TO Chicago. Miss Clara
i. Moore, OF Indianapolis, aud Miss Hannah
Miss Critic Robinson. OF Columbus, visited
Mrs. Charles HaInnon during the week. Charles
L. Copeland and wife and Miss Hayworth
are on a two weeks visit 10 Chicago. 20. u.
Mitchell and wife. Arthur Pruitt and wife and
Thomas Moifett and wife are at Chicago Fred
erick Mehret and wife. of Newport. KY, are Wis
iting Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Pruitt. Miss Georgia
Goss. OF indianapolis. spent the week with Miss
Nettie Englebach.-..W Stiyers, of Edinburg,
aud Miss Eliza Wilson. OF Columbus. were quiet.
ly married Monday evening. Ada Muse,
OF Madison. spent the week with Mrs. W. ASH
botn of Edinbure. were married Thursday even
ing.
Elkhart.
Mrs. L. A. Campbell. of Goshen, Is ia the city.
MIR. and Mrs. John Shannahan, OF Detroit,
are visiting Elkhart friends. Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis Mast have returned from Danyille, ILL.,.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Bolum and Miss Matte Hill. OF
LaPOrte. are guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. III. l.. stone.
Mr.. and Mira W. *. Gadding. OF Albany, n.
", are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. H. +. Stone.
Hardin Coleman, OF Ohio. is visiting bis Brothers
Emma LuSher have returned from a visit OF sew
eral months In Menominee. Mich....
Miss sara Decamp. of MeBoninee. Mich. Is Wis
l;inc here.--.Mr. and Mrs. Henry Render. or
Paris. Ont, arc guests OF Mr.. and AIRS. j. NJ.
Griffin. Mrs. Edith Hunter. OF indianapolis. Is
the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Kit McKean..-.Dr
Myers and wife. or Waterloo. Ind. have been
visiting here. -. Mrs. miner OF Sturgis. Mich.
Is visiting her daughter Emma. q. Miss Phnbe
DeVear, Of Plainwell. Mich. is the guest OF Mrs.
William Hatfield 49, Misses Minnie ana
Enrna Wambsch, ~ Mashawakas sre
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I4OWER
BABY GOODS.
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR

Closing out the summer ~stock-GOwns, Corset
Covers, Chemise, Drawers, etc.
Percale Waists. Plated back and front. 75o
quality, sale priC --.---------- 4Sc
Colored Lawn Waists. plated back, "Colum-
bus" collar. 81. 80 qualify. price TO- m~orrow.:. $50
Quality. price to MORO soc
Ptrcale Wrappers. 81 quality, price to morrOw CSC
Fine Figured Challie Wrappers, price last week
SO, sale 80
Here are Silk Waists, Sateen Waists, Fine Perca
lin, Waists, Ready made Dresses. Children's Cling
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(ounersyIila

MT. and Mrs. Charles Hayden returned TO In
dianapolis on Wednesday. 49,. Miss Eettie Nc
Connell was at Thorntown on Sunday.
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WASS0NS Great July Dry Goods Sale will go with a rush this week. The big
Dry Goods Stock sent us by our buyer from the Sacrifice Sales in New York last
week, as advertised, consisting Of Silks and Thin Dress Goods, fresh from the
mint, but came too late for this seasons trade and had to be sold. GnghamS,
Calico, Ribbons, Handkerchief Emroideres, Laces Towels Table Linens Lace Cur
|tans, etc. added to a thousand articles from our regular stock This entire stock
WILL BE SOLD AT FORCED SAIL Read every Item from
the Calico at cent to the Silks at 20 CENTS the Hats at cent, that were 5O CENTS
Ito the stylish Sailors at OneFourh their value Thin Printed Null Dress Goods that were 80 scents
now 1912 cents and beautiful Rbbonat | cent to 10 cents that sd at . to 20 cents the
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Wash Challies. former price 10; sale price,. 80
Good Calico, per lc
12ac Ginghams. sale 60
26c Outing Dress Flannels and Tennis suitings,
sale oo
75o Tennis S~uitings, silk and wool. sale price. $50
10
20
Wash lc
10c Dress Ginghams; sale rice.--------- 4a4c
Yard.wide Brown Muslins- <s4c
40c Printed India silks; sale price. .--....-..- Zoe
Habatai Wash Silks. 65c quality. slightly dam
aged; sale 2oc
Extra quality Habatai Silks, regular retail price
600; saio oSo
csc Silk Crepons sale 26c
One lot of 81 quality Printed China Silks, cream
ground; sale 4sc
3S-inch Printed India silk, price everywhere
Lace Striped Zephyr Cloths. former price 2oo;
sale Ic
Embroidery Ginghams. Same as that sold at
600; sale 26c
ESQ French Challics; sale rice...-. 500
1ikht "o'Bus v pEiOo lhot Wcok oOcs
sale loo
Camels hair suitings, former price soc; sale
price 29c
German Linen Napkins, 81 quality; sale price. 79c
Silver Bleached Damask, former price Csc; sale
$50
72inch Cream Damask, price was 75c, sale
osc
Silver Bleached Damask; sale price...... 100
1000 Bed Spreads on sale.
Black Drspery Nets, price last week 81 .25; sale
SSc
See the fancy Drapery Nets and Grenadines on sale.
so Imported Suit Patterns. summer weight,
silk and wool mixture, price was SIS to $50
each; sale price will be, for chOice 81 so
32-inch fine Printed Batiste. price was zoe; on
sale tomorrow 90
Plain organdy Lawns. 15c quality, sale price
70
One lot Of Printed Crepon. light and dark color
ings. zoe quality; sale sc
One lot of ~Shantong and Brandenberg Suitings,
price has been all season 10 and zoe; sale
price tomorrow SC
One lot Of Glace Satin Gloria, regular price 25c;
sale So
1000 yards If Printed Null. same as sold all
season at 35c; sale price .l212c
Black Organizes. Is and soc quality; sale price12l2c
Many of these goods are from the great sacrifc e
sales in New York. as advertised, and are offered. as
you Will notice. at about ope-third their former price.
s1.25 Lace Curtains go at s5c per pair.
$3.50 Lace Curtains go at 81. l2 per pair.
S2.25 Lace Curtains go at $3.50 per pair.
81. rs Lace Curtains go at 1.s5 per pair.
$500 Lace Curtains go at So. so per pair.
100 pair Handmade Brussels Curtains. to close
| from 90. so up; One-third less than value.
200 odd pairs and half pairs Of Lace Curtains a,
Just half price.
1000 yards Silkalines. best quaiity--.--..-. 1oc
Embroidered Sash Muslins- 15C
Fancy Madras Muslins- 19C
Remnants of Draperies in Nuslins, Silks, Madra:
and Lace at less than half price.
so pairs Chenille Portieres from 1925 to So lpeI
pair; worth double.
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Turkish Bath soap. per cake lie
CASTLE Soap. Bib. 1So
Florida Water. bottle. sc
Large Bottle Bay Rum SC
Lubin's Infant Powder. SC
Swan Down Face Sc
Shampoo for the hair. $50
Zozodont for the 49c
Murray g. Lanman's Florida Water. large size. 45o
Handkerchief Extracts. all odors. with bottle &c
Large Face Chamois..- DO
Large Bath 19c
Large Rubber Dressing 80
Pure Bristle Tooth 80
Good Whisk BrOons &c
Stitched Leather Backing Cases. with brush.
dsuber and blacking. 39c
Solid Leather Shoulder Straps, with snap
catches" 10c
Ladies' large Cloth Shopping bags. $50
SIX Teupis Belts 18c
Fancy Tennis &c
Double Bodice Belts, velvet or leather. .......... 1Sc
DC Fancy Stick 10
1sc Fancy Metal Garter Sc
1Oc Violet Stick Pins. sc
900 Plated Neck Chains, with pendants......-.. 100
35c Sterling silver Stick loo
Doc Sterling Silver Bangle Bracelets........... 100
81 Solid Gold Rhinestone Ear DrOps.-------.-. Acc
Csc Smoked Eye l0c
25c Fancy Enameled 1Oc
soc Fancy CellulOid Back Combs ............. Csc
Roll Plated Link Sleeve Buttons. 800 kind 25c
ST. Fancy Stone Set Rings. solid gold-.-..-... Acc
Children's soc Fancy stone Set Rings---..-. 25G
25c Patent Back Shirt Stud. sets...--.------ 1sc
25c and CSC Earrings, to loo
25c Magic Pocket 1Sc
Stitched Leather Collar and Cuff Boxes. solid
leather. $40
l5inch Leather Satches, imitation alligator,
very BIC
Mason Self-sealing Fruit Jars, &c each.
Rubbers for Mason Fruit Jars. per doz.------ &c
Tin top Jelly Glasses, &c
Large Lemonade &c
Plain Table Tumblers.. &c
Lemonade Straws. per sc
finch Glass Stem Fruit Dish lilo
5.inch Glass-footed Jelly &c
Crystal Glass Berry Sets. Z pieces--------.. Gle
Crystal Glass Tea Sets. 4 1sc
Crystal Glass Sugar &c
1oinch Glass Fruit Bowl. extra heavy. 23c
Plaln GLASS CAKE LOG
Handsome Glass Fruit Sc
Colored Glass Lemonade Sets. Z pieces.------- Toe
Worlds Fair Salt and Pepper Shakers-.--- &c
Porcelain Lemon Squeezers.- 12c
Glass Lemon 70
Two Carlsbad China Decorated Dinner Sets.
112 pieces, former price s26.50, at this sale. -s12.9S
Fine 56 piece Carlsbad China Decorated Tea
Sets. worth $3.50 per set, at this sale--------s4.7o
Decorated China Cups and Saucers. with gold
cc
China Decorated Cuspadores, regular price Csc,
reduced 2sc
Gold Band China Fruit Saucers, per set------.-- 25o
Plain iron stone China Handled Cups and
saucers. per SIC
l6inch Iron stone China Meat Platter----.-.- 10c
Gold Band China Plate CSC
6-inch Painted Flower Pot, with SauceI..--.... 1Oc
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Present and Future.

ICHCnt u "
It Is said that some Of the younger sets
are initiating at least one of the examples
Of their elders. The members OF the Coach
ing Club share and share Xix The
women pay Just rs much as the young men
for their pleasure. The one particular
instance among the juniors has filled some
of the friends Of the party with amaze
ment. Not long ago -four juniors. who
had always prided themselves on
the handsome style In which they
treated the girls whom they took
out, decided to have blackboard ride and
supper in the country. The juniors each
asked one girl TO join the party and then
one young married couple was invited to
play propriety. Everything was as de-
IghtfuI as any reasonable being could de-
sire. The ride was fine and supper finer.
When settlement time came each girl
found she not only was TO be allowed to
reimburse the lsndlady for her own sup
per, but the supper of her escort ss well.
and Is cents apiece besides, to pay for the
suppers of the chsperoning couple. IL
may be that this is she first step toward
thai perfect independence OF women OF
the future which the brOadminded sister
hood of to-day anticipates. III 1t Is. the
youna women of 1898 will share all the
glory which rightfully belongs to pioneers
in any great movement. and In years To
come the history will be written and the
first scene will be laid in Indianapolis.
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lcenanas1 oa foastssnta fHgal
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-13
NOT MATCHED IN AGE.
Notable Instances Where the Husbasl
Was Younger Than the wife.

Notable Instances Wher. the Husbasl
Was yeusxer Than the WIFE
Mohauimed was Only twenty when ne
married Ksdyah. his FIRST wife. who wa
fully forty.
Anne Hathaway was seven years older
than Shakespeare. Or Johnson's wife
was double his age She was Just sixty
a. he turned the rounding point 81
thirty. Howard. the philanthropiss.
had a wife who was fiftv-two when her
husband was bat twenty-five.
A. the time Of Jenny Linds marriage
her agc was given as ten years the
senior ~ Herr Cold,shmidt
A sinsulariy happy marriage was
that - The late Rose Terry Cooke. who
died lss. summer. deeply lamentcd By a
comparatively young husband Another
charmingly fclicitors marriage in the
literary circle - talented New England
woman is that of Elizabeth stuart
Phelps. who = idoiir~d by her youns
husband. Rev Herbert Ward. African
missionary and writer.
tfearve Eliot. lste in life. chose Mr.
C-os~. then IN TIE thirties. o. Accom-
pany her down the shadowy path ofoid
sxr
within the memory - everybody ths