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Druggists everywhere sell SCOTS Emulsion.
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10 80 p. m.
FOR detail information call at ticket Offices
The Indianapolis journal., 1893-12-10
THE STATE AT LARGE.
ANDERSON.

Mrs. j. w. Lovett has returned from
Greensburg. Mr.. VIII Hannah and wife
of Kansas City, have returned home after
a few days visit with relatives. Mrs. III.
ID. Webb is at Shelbyville Mr. and Mrs
Edward Murphy, recently guests of J. "a
Munchof and family, have returned to
their home at Wabash. Mrs Lille Frost
has returned to her home ar Riverside.
Cal, after visiting Mr.. Mcfarland Black
and family. Mrs. Hendee, mother of 70.
III Hendee. has returned to her, home at
family left on Wednesday for Florida TO
spend the winter. The Edgerly Club met
with Mrs. w. w. Read on Wednesday
Mrs. Carl is visiting her sister at Toledo.
O....Mrs. L. p. Schlater and Mrs. DIR
Wilson were at Indianapolis on Weones-
day. Misses Florence Stuart and Mary
Van Ripen have returned from Richmond.
Mrs. Mary Boland and Miss Mayme
Mulvehill have returned home from New
Castle. Mrs. w. T. Durbin visited In
dianapolis during the week. Miss Rosalie
Brickley is spending a few days at Farm
land and Winchester Miss Bertha Neff.
of Alexandria, was the guest of her sister
Mrs. WoOdcock. during the week. Miss
Grace Mallohoy, of Lima, o. is being en-
tertained by Miss Kate Chapman.
The Indianapolis journal., 1893-12-10
CHRISTM AS
/: ITEMS /:

Sterling Silver Sword Stick Pins, SC.
Fancy Enameled Flag Stick Pins, &c.
Sterling Hat Pins, SC.
Solid Gold Band Rings, 81 kind, 49c.
Solid Gold Finger Rings, with genuine
diamond settings, CSC.
Children's Fancy Stone Set Rings, 25c.
Genuine Sterling Silver Hair Pins, worth
81, 49c.
Large Enameled Dagger Hair Pins, en-
tirey new, 25c
Gold Filled Plain and Fancy Rings, war
ranted one year, 25c.
Rolled Plated Neck Chains, with fancy
pendants, 25c.
Genuine Sterling Silver Souvenir Spoons,
59c.
Genuine Ostrich Feather Fans, in black
and natural, eighteen feathers, worth 81 25
59c.
Fancy Transparent Butterfly Stick Pins.
Silk Head Rests 19c
All silk, hand-painted Bolting End
Throws, 19c.
Sale of Solid Leather Purses and Pocket
books, 25c.
Plain and Fancy Leathers
Choice of 100 Fancy Overlain Silver Toilet
Bottles, 10 inches high, worth $780, while
they last, 9Sc
Delettrez Finest Extracts, all the latest
odorS, per ounce 35c
Fancy Imported Glass Atomizers. 4Sc.
Celluloid Picture Frames, &C.
Silver Filigree Photograph Frames. 25c
The Indianapolis journal., 1893-12-10

Miss Nellie Byebit of Fletcher avenue
entertained ar cards Wednesday evening.
The Century, the Woman's and the
Sketching clubs will meet the coming
week.
At the Matinee Musicale "Wednesday
afternoon a programme of Dvorak's music
will be presented by the second division
The Chapel Club will be entertained bv
Mrs. Fieber at her residence, No. 232 North
Alabama street Wednesday from TO
p N.
Mrs Eva Belle Dicus has issued invita-
tions for an art reception at the Propv-
laeum Thursday afternoon, from till 6
o'clock.
Mr.. Jesse II. Blair will read paper be-
fore the Century Club on Tuesday even
tng. Dec. T. His subject will be "Ameri-
can Forests"
Invitations have been issued by the CaIu
met CluD announcing their second annual
reception, 70 be given at TOmlinson Hall
on the evening Of Jan. IL
A social Will be given tomorrow evening
at Meridian-street Church and an invita,
ttOn is extended 10 all members and friends
Of the congregation 10 attend
The Ladies' Foreign Missionary s,ociat,,
or Memorial Church will meet Wednesday
afternoon. at the residence of Mrs II NJ;
Love. No. 220 Bellefontaine street
Mr.. and Mrs. Augustus Lynch Mason on
tertained a company OF young married peo-
pie very handsomely at dinner last 80
Ing AT their home on North Tennessee
street.
The Ohio Club recently organized was
entertained Thursday afternoon nv Mtss
Aayme Elder, OF Park avenue iifera
tars and music will form the work OF the
The Indianapolis journal., 1893-12-10
JEFFERSONyILIE.

Mr.. and Mrs. James Miller are visiting
relatives at Galena, Ind. Miss Lizzie May
Ella Honan, of Seymour. is the guest OF
Miss Kate Tracy. Miss McCurdy, who
has been the guest of Miss Nettie Miller.
has returned home. Miss Emma Purcell
who has been visiting friends here has re-
turned to indianapolis. 80. Miss Irene Nc
Ehliney, who has been visiting relatives
at St Louis, has returned home Miss
Salle Read is the guest of her sister Mrs
w. II. Bainford. at Madison. -. Miss Bette
Gresham, or Madison, has been the guest
of her sister. Mrs Harry Hedge . Miss
May Clarke Of Louisville has been visit
ing friends in this city. Miss Jennie Hav.
of Charlestown, Ind. is the guest Of her
sister, Mrs. ID. G. Peyton.
The Indianapolis journal., 1893-12-10
CHRISTMAS
TABLE LINEN

Tomorrow our linen department will be
in full dress for the holidays.
We will open, tomorrow, the finest asSort-
ment of
ever brought to indianapolis.
French Table Linen, hemstitched, 21z yards
wide and from 212 yards to four yards long,
with 2i-inch napkins TO match; price, &7.50
to SEQ.
Fine German Table Linens, full Bleached,
I'm beautiful designs in hemstitched sets, "a
yards to yards long, with napkins to
match. Price, SIS to $50 per set
See the choice pieces of Linen in Lunch
Cloths Center Pieces, Carving Cloths, Tray
Cloths Doylies, Napkins and fine Towels.
The Indianapolis journal., 1893-12-10

Miss Ava Robb, of Greenfield, is the guest
of Miss Florence Whitesell. Miss Florence
Hinchman has been visiting at Indianapolis
county, have moved 10 town Miss Laura
Wright has returned from MartinsvilIe
Miss Ada Smith, OF Greenfield was tho
guest Of Ola Cameron last week. Misses
Ella and Lizzie Hubbard of Chicago sreot
Thanksgiving here. Mrs. Charles Good
rich. OF Pendleton, has been visiting here.
Miss Belle Peters. OF Greenfield is the
guest of Miss Hattie Reeves. Miss Kate
Bradford. of Indianapolis, was here lasf
week. Mrs. r. i. Wallar. OF Shelbyville
has been visiting here. Mrs. George CHM
of Pendleton, was the guest OF Mrs Wiil-
lam Williams last week. Miss Anna Row
The Indianapolis journal., 1893-12-10

dyes; your skin cleared of all discolora-
TONS freckleS, tan, moth patches, liver
spots, excessive redness, oiliness, shine, red
nose and the various forms OF eczema,
acene, pimples blackheads, roughness and,
in fact, everything detrimental TO beauty,
by Nine. NJ. Rema, the worlds greatest
Complexion Specialist. located at the Cor
dova Building, introducing her system OF
Dermatology and Beauty Culture Nine.
Nj. Rema is the only person who has
solved the problem Of permanent youth
and beauty, of which she is a living wit
cen. You will not believe IL when you see
her-no wrinkles. no lines and fresh
ful appearance She is the only person in
the world who permanently remove
Wrinkles and Lines from the human face
and give you that youthful complexion
noticeable in healthy girlhood. Nine. NJ.
ReTna's Balm OF Youth (Skin nour!Shment
and Wrinkle Eradicator) and her new in
strument, Facial Beautifier, used di-
rected removes wrinkles and lines from
the skin as readily starch and the hot
iron removes wrinkles from linen: Hun
dreds OF ladies IN this and other cities will
testify to this. Is this not worth investi-
gating2 Is il not something you wish TO
read and hear about. Nine NJ. Rema will
give free short talks at her Beauty Culture
Parlors every day this week Ladies only
are invited 10 call and see and hear this
lady who defies time and trouble 10 leave
telltale traces wrinkles and lines) which
mar the beauty and Kill the youthful ap-
pearance OF humanity. Nine. Rema saws
it is worth scores OF dollars and hours OF
time when youthful beauty OF face and
form can be regained ana retained AT an
expense not TO exceed our means. Free
Test Treatment will be given 10 all ladies
calling in the forenoon.
Free short talks for ladies only In the
Ladies can be successfully treated hv
mail by sending this advertisement and &
cents postage and receive the Madame's
valuable book. Beauty Culture" free.
Address Nine NJ Rema, Cordova Build
ing. Indi anapolis. Ind. Ladies calling take
elevator at No. Is w. Washington street
between Illinois and Meridian streets 70
The Indianapolis journal., 1893-12-10
FRANKFORT.

Miss Esther Ricketts,, of Charleston, who
has been visiting here left Monday for her
home. Miss Matte Lough has returned
to Chicago. Mrs. Purcell. of Marion is
the guest of Mrs. Fraser. Mr.. and Mrs
D. +. Allen are visiting at Toledo, o.
Miss Kate Adair, of ThOrntown, spent
Sunday here. Miss Jameson, of Indianap-
oils is the guest of Mrs. f. Cohee
Miss Cora Bayless and the Parry sisters
left Monday for school at Coates College
Terre Haute. Miss Ollie Curtis of Dan
Vile. H.. is visiting here. Mrs NJ NJ
Hill is visiting in Lafayette. :. Miss Ada
Kent has returned TO DePauw after a
short visit home.
The Indianapolis journal., 1893-12-10
PARTY
DRESSES

Tomorrow we will put on
sale a lot of choice Crepes,
Mulls, Satins, Peau de Sole
and Silk Bengalines, Spanish
and Brussels Nets, Oriental
and Valenciennes Lace.
The Indianapolis journal., 1893-12-10
GREEN SRURG.

Mrs. A. H. Prather is visiting relatives
at North Vernon. Edward Porter and wife.
of Shelbyville are visiting relatives here
Miss Minnie Stroupe. of Waldron. is
visiting Elmer Cotterman and wife. Miss
Lulu Allen, Of Agency, Ia is a guest of
Adam Meek and family. Mrs. E. o. Hay
men, OF North Vernon, is the guest of DR..
T. B. Gullefer and family. Mrs. William
Gavin, of Cincinnati. is visiting DR.. Burns
and wife. -. Miss Pearl Williams entertained
the Cycle on Saturday afternoon. Hurry
g. Hawkins, OF Jeffersonyille, and hrs.
Lou Robertson were married on Tuesday
afternoon
The Indianapolis journal., 1893-12-10
uEtDEDRD.
Mrs. James Gather went to Mitchell on

Mrs James Gather went to Mitchell on
Monday. Miss Elite ~ hite. uI ~. .-.st..
visited here on Monday Miss Fannie Dus-
sard has returned to her home in Deal
Miss Nora Williams went to Mitchell on
Friday. Mrs |. Riley, of indianapolis.
was the guest Of Mrs. VIM. Erwin during
the week. Mrs. J. Ikerd entertained
friends Wednesday evening . Miss Ethel
Hughes, OF Louisville, Is visiting in this
city. Miss Nina and Ida JEFF
fers have returned 10 their homes
in Fort Ritner- Mrs. Alvin Arm
strong, Of Deal. visited parents
here. Miss Dora Jeter. Of Sullivan. is Wis
iting the family of ]. W. Casner Miss
MOllie Waggoner has returned 10 her home
In Silverville... Miss Minnie Short. of VIII
Jams, has been visiting in this city Miss
Lilly ByerS, after an extended visit in This
city. has returned 10 her home I'm Louis-
Vile. Mrs. X. L. Harm. of Mitchell Wis
tied here during the week. Miss Carrie
Rice, Of Bloomington. is visiting relatives
in this city. Mrs. Grant Bailey has re-
turned from a visit in Bloomington.
church social was rendered at the house Of
Mr. and Mrs. James Callahan Wednesday
evening. Mrs. Ella CrOoke. of Alden was
the guest Of Mrs. Marshall Reid during the
week Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Baker have re-
turned to Saltlllo. Miss Nettie Armstrong
af Deal was the guest or her sister, Mrs
The Indianapolis journal., 1893-12-10
Erees Ereet

Facial massage and steaming, one weeh
beginning Dec. IL, given free at Mrs. A.
S. Fowler's and her wonderful complexion
like magic. Wrinkles removed, sunken
cheeks filled in, and your complexion made
a beautiful pink and white. Call and be-
convinced at Mrs A. 5. Fowler's hair store,
established i'm 1885," over Hearle's, PA West
Washington street.
The Indianapolis journal., 1893-12-10
ATTICA.

Miss Mary Bernhert is visiting in Cow
ington. the guest of Mrs. Perry Lewis
MIR and Mrs. w. W. De Wees and Mr.. and
Mrs j. II. Dimery returned TO Chicago on
last Monday. Mr.. and Mrs. l.. NJ Green
gave q progressive euchre party on last
Friday evening -. Miss Alma Raub. of Chi
cago, was here over Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs
Il. ). Orr gave their friends a card party
Toledo, is a guest of her son, 3. S. Orr.
The Indianapolis journal., 1893-12-10

Tomorrow we will put on sale our biz
purchase of Kid Gloves for the holidays.
for men, women and children. Kid Gloves
are always acceptable presents.
Four large button Kid Gloves in tan.
mode, grey and brown, the regular price
s1.25, for &C.,
Large metal button Kid Gloves with
black stitching and welt to match; black.
tan, brown and grey; worth s1.75. for 81.
Fine Kid Gloves, with four large pearl
buttons and fancy stitching. in navy. green.
brown, red. tan, mode and grey; worth s.,
for s1-25.
Real Jouvin Kid Gloves. the 81 quality.
$780,
Fosters Hook Gloves in fine French kidd
81 quality, $l.5O.
S-button Suede Mousq., fine quality, in
green, heliotrope, reseda, yellow. old rose.
pink and eminence; s.. % goods for sl-5o.
Trefousse large pearl buttons. with
new puff fingers, in all new shades.
P. Centimeri & Co.'S finest quality Of
Dressed Kid in brown, tan. grey and black.
Misses Kid Gloves, with large pearl
buttons. in navy. red. tan and brown, 81.
Ladies' plain and embossed Quantities..
regular price $2.25, for s1.50
Mems heavy Jersey Gloves, 25c and soc.
Mems heavy Knit Gloves, SOC and 75c.
Boys heavy Woolen Gloves, 25c-
Ladies' and Children's Kid lined Mittens.
worth 81, for soc.
Mems and Boys Kid lined Gloves. and
Auttens. soc. .--A-A-L--a-
The Indianapolis journal., 1893-12-10

HANDKERCHIEFS
TOMORROW
'ou will wonder where they all came

You will wonder where they all came
from.
Over 100 feet of counter space devoted to
the sale of Christmas Handkerchiefs.
Here are more Handkerchiefs than can
be found in all the other retail stores in
Indianapolis, combined. Please make a
comparison when out shopping tomorrow.
Here are Handkerchiefs from cent up to
ten dollars each.
Mems Haudkerchiefs.
Ladies' HandkerchiefS,
Children's Handkerchiefs.
Grass Bleached Handkerchiefs,
French Cambria Handkerchiefs.
Linen Lawn Handkerchiefs,
Swiss HandkerchiefS,
Null Handkerchiefs,
Chiffon Handkerchiefs,
Pineapple Handkerchief
Silk Cluny Handkerchiefs,
Point Lace Handkerchiefs.
French Needlework Handkerchiefs,
Embroidered Handkerchiefs.
Drawn Work Handkerchiefs,
Nun Handwork Handkerchiefs,
Colored Bordered Handkerchiefs,
Art Print Handkerchiefs,
Silk Crepon HandkerchiefS,
China Silk Handkerchiefs.
japanese Silk Handkerchlefs,
Silk Hemstitched Handkerchiefs.
Linen Hemstitched Handkerchiefs,
French Revere Handkerchiefs,
Point Duchess Handkerchiefs,
Irish Point Handkerchiefs,
Crochet Edge HandkerchiefS,
Point de Gene Handkerchiefs.
We name below few of the popular
priced goods, to give you an idea of what
may be found in this great stock:
Ladies' plain white hemstitched corded
borders, fancy borders. solid colored bor-
ders, solid borders with polka dots, choice
cents.
Ladies' plain white hemstitched, also seal
loped edges, embroidered drawn corners.
reveres, special price, 8 for 25c.
Ladies' pure linen, soft bleach. ready fol
use, 121zc.
Fine Cambria, hemstitched, nicely EN-.
broidered, revere borders, lace edges, also
Imported Swiss with fine embroidery and
scalloped edges, 15c.
800 new styles, including lot of pure
linen hemstitched, embroidered and scallor
edges, both in plain white and fancy colors
a great bargain, worth from So to soc, fol
25c.
The Indianapolis journal., 1893-12-10

There Is rarely an entertainment where
there is not a consultation somewhere as
to what shall be worn In the family the
mother and daughter, or whatever other
femininity dwells within the walls, con-
robe II there chances to be but one wom-
an in the house that makes no difference;
she will go to some of her neighbors or
friends and ask them what they expect to
decorate in, and then there will be a COM
parison of notes, and perhaps when she
hears what the friend is going to wear she
will arrange her costume accordingly; then
she will feel that she is not too much
dressed, and not too little. 1t has hap
pened that a woman, who is not on every
ones list, will be among those invited to
large gathering or some Kind, ana sne
will ME herself to someone who she thinks
knows all about what IL VIII be proper 10
wear and asks an opinion The trouble
with the invitations is what is the matter
A card is sent out. and it is marked in
formal" and the one who receives 1t takes
IL for granted that IL means what 1t says
and that there is to be a general enjoy
ment but no one need bother TO order a
carriage in order that she may wear her
very best gown and not soil IL by contact
with the dirt in the street. When she ar
rives at the Informal company she is
met by the hostess, who has on a white
satin or a pink silk and lace and diamonds
enough TO stock shop. INFORMAL does
not always mean informal, and IL has come
to be that one may go to almost any sort
of 81 company in ball dress with low neck
and bare arms but at the informal COM
pauy such one is liable to meet a friend
who has dressed according TO the invitation.
this: Always look your very best, no mat
ter TO what you are invited
The Indianapolis journal., 1893-12-10
COLUMBUS.

Mrs. Gorian Davis. OF Louisville. visited
relatives here last week. Mrs. Nathaniel
Miss Daisy Shane is in Edinburg. The
ladies OF the Baptist Church gave a social
at the residence of Mrs. J. Coleman
tertained a number of lady friends at pro-
pressive euchre Friday evening. Mrs Ar
thur Overstreet gave n progressive euchre
marty Thursday afternoon i'm honor of Mrs
j. r. Overstreet. of Franklin. Prizes were
won by Mrs. F. SwartZkoff, Mrs. f. Smith
and Miss Lewis Ong Luncheon was served.
Prof. A. H. Graham, of Knightstown
visited here last week.
The Indianapolis journal., 1893-12-10
DUBLIN.

Miss Goldie Reed. If Richmond Is visit
ing her grandparents. Mrs. Calkins, State
organizer of the w. c. I. L., was here last
week. Mrs. Kate SchoaIey has moved to
Carthage. Miss Hortense Gilbert is visit
ing Richmond friends. Mrs r. f. Pretlow
has returned to her home at Thorntown-
Miss Vienna Unthank, of Middletown,
was the guest OF Miss Nellie Gilmore last
Sunday. Miss Kate Leibrick from near
Kokomo. with her sister. Mrs. Matilda
Ogle, Of San Francisco, Cal, were here Wis
iting their old home and friends last week
... Mr.. and Mrs. Il. NJ. Bates and Mr. and
Mrs. c. w. Forsyth entertained a large
number of their friends last Thursday
evening
The Indianapolis journal., 1893-12-10
CONNERSVrylE

Mrs. Harrell, OF Brookville. visited Con-
nersville friends Tuesday. The Woman's
Aid Society of the First Presbyterian Church
met with Mrs. Thomas Friday afternoon
Mrs. o. T.. Griffith, Of Indianapolis spent
The Indianapolis journal., 1893-12-10
GREENFIELD.
HARTFORD CITY.

Mrs. Ed Campbell entertained the Fort
nightly Club Thursday afternoon. Mrs. s.
c. Reid entertained number of lady friends
Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. j. Van Meter,
of Middletown. has returned home after a
fortnight's visit with Mrs. W. l.. Vancleve.
Mr.. and Mrs. 5. A. Seifert are visiting rel
of Montpelier, is in town. the guest OF rela-
fxaC
The Indianapolis journal., 1893-12-10

the latter part of the week with friends
Iere....1he Soclai Club We're entertained
Friday evening at the home of DR.. and
Mrs. Joshua ChitwOod.. Among those
from this city who attended the reception
given by Mrs. James E. Roberts at her
nome on North Meridian Street. Indianapo-
Wednesday afternoon. were Mesdames N
Munk, j. Huston Fearis. d. T. Roots, J. NJ
Higgs C. c. Ackernlan,. J. G. Smolly and
Miss Della Smith. ...Misses Anna and Daisy
Sinks entertained Thursday evening in hon
or of Miss Lou Mathers of Sydney, O.
The special features were dancing and pro-
Mr.. and Mrs. Bartlett. Miss Marie Huston
is the guest of Glendale friends.
COVINGTON.
Miss Sadie Dagger. of Nipomo. Cal, is
visiting her aunt Mrs. Mary e. Parrot. -.
Mrs. NJ. l.. Porter, OF Danville ILL.,, visited
her daughter. Mrs. j. e. Dunklebarger. last
Rowland spent Sunday in Danville, the
guests, of Mr.. and Mrs; s. A. D. Harry.
next thursday, Where @ she eVs will 10s spend the
winter. Mrs. o. Z. Lewis entertained a
few friends at tea on Thursday rh! evening,
hail, of Attica. Mrs Sarah j. Henderson,
of Milford ILL.,, visited friends here last
week. Miss Grace Walters, of Lafayette,
visited Miss Maggie Crane, of this city,.
sister, Mrs. George Overmeyer. Miss Mary
Barnhart returned to her home in Attica.
DANVILLE.
Mrs. Abraham Douglass has been visit
ing in Indianapolis Misses Minta Allen
and Alta Dale of Greencatle, We're guests
of Miss Della ogden the first of the week..
Mrs j. G.. Bowen is in Carbon. The Misses
Denny, of New Winchester. have been visit
ing W. Il. Ayers. Miss Eva Dooley enter
tanned friends from Kendallvile the first of
the week.. The G. l.. 5. Circle met at the
home of Prof. and Mrs. Kinnaman Mon
day evening. -. Charles Wells and wife of
Indianapolis, We're here last week. Mrs.
John Turner and William and Bertha Rea-
gan, of Indianapolis, were here Tuesday,
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Julian d. Hogate.
Mrs. Marshall, Miss Marshall and Miss
Sellers, of Indianapolis, visited here last
week. Miss Mollie Stunkard has returned
to Danville, Ill. Miss Lottie Messler, of
Indianapolis. was here last week. Grant
Mitchell and wife, of Canton, o.. have been
visiting here. Mrs Rowe and daughter
Mrs. Haynes, of indianapolis, have been
visiting here. Miss Dora Pennington WIS.,
tied here last week. Mrs. Eliza McVey is
visiting relatives at this place. Mrs. Char
lOtte Bryant has been visiting her daughters,
Mrs. Fowler and Mrs. Chambers of Terre
Haute.. Miss Ester Bell spent the first Of
the week in indianapolis. Misses Lewis
and Dillon, of PittsborO, visited j. c. Hill
and wife last week. Miss lzetta Bell is in
CoatsVille.