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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-06-12
G0MPAGNlE GENERALS
TRANSATLANTIQUE.
French Limo to Havre-

French line to Havre
NoMPANY'S PIER (NEw), AZ NORTH X~a
~ River, foot OF Morton St Travellers AES&
by this line avoid both transit by English railway
and the discomfort OF crossing the channel in u
small boat. New York TO Alexandria, Egypt. via
Paris first class. 80; second class. SIG.
AA @OSRAANtA|s Oeph Cdhb0il
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. June 23, 5:3U NJ
La BOURGOGNE, Capt Leboeuf..,.,...
.................. .................June 80. Noun
LANORMAN DIE, Capt Poirot ..-............
.........................July z, $3.50 A. NJ.
LA BRETAGNE, Capt Rupe. ...............,..
Ia NOON
&s- For further particulars apply to
FORGET Agent,
No 8. Bowling Green, New York.
J. F. FUGAZr a. CO.. AGENTS Montgomery
ave, San Francisco.
Branch ONCE, 19 Montgomery st. au31 Il
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ROYAL MAIL STEAM PACKET co.

CLEANERS LEAVE ASPINwALL Ee<R
- fortnightly for the west Indies and .&Ee5,fR
SOUTHAMPTON calling en- route at Chrro oa1 :.
France, and Plymouth. to land passengers
Through bills of iadine. In connection with the
Pacific Mall s. s. Co., issued for freight and treas
ure TO direct ports In England snd Germany.
Through tickets from San Francisco tc Ply.
mouth, Chsrbourg, southampton. First-class,
Pl95: third.clasA s97 50. For further parsicu.
lars sHply TO PARBoTT q CO., Agents,
n 3OS California n
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FOR PORTLAND & ASTORIA, OREGON

THE UNION PACIFIC SYSTEM Irsm
i ocean Division-and PACIFIC COAST AEkE#
s. s. CO.. Will dispat ch from Spear-street wharf.
at 10 A. NJ. for the above ports OF their Al
ilcn steamships. viz.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA-May "a. June 3. Is
%. Jniy ~ ~, Au ust z. IL ~.
CoLUMBIA-May 30 June s. Is, %, July 8,
lS. 2s. \ usust Z. Z, 81.
Connecting via Portland with the U. P. RI. and
other diverging lines for all points in oregon,
Washington, British Columbia Alaska Idaho,
Montana Dakota. Utah. Wyoming. Yellowstone
Park and all points east and south aud TO Europe.
Fare to Portland-Cabiu. $16: steerage. So;
round trip cabin $50.
Ticket ofices-I Montgomery st, and Palace
HOTEL New Montgomery st.
Freight offce-200 California ST.
6OODALL, PERKINS & Co. Supt. Ocean Div
If 10 Market 81, San Francisco.
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N
. Board-6OO Hawaiian Commercial, 6; 200 do.
e1s.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Board-5D Cal Electric Light 2lA: $1,000 Cali
fornia-st r Bonds. lO5s4 5000 Contra Costa
water Bonus, 97A2; 25J Hawaiian Commercial
=: sig; 20 Hutchinson Co. ga; S V Water 80
sJreet-I00 Cal Electric Light, 2Iss: rs Nevada
Bank. l2715.
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ANCHOR LINE.

tItftcu SUaIFs l1itII eEeaInN
Sail from New York Every Saturday for
Glasgow via Londonderry.
Rates or saloon Passage
BY = $. CITY OF ROME $50 and upward.
OTHER STEAMERS, Cabin, 8 As and upward,
according TO accommodation and location OF room
excursion Tickets at reduced rates.
second Cabin $50. Steerage = g.
Drafts 4 Lowest Current Rates.
FOR BOOK OF Tours and other Information apply
10 HENDERSON BROr Bowling Green.
n J.. or Q. A Holbrook. Montgomery ST.: g w
Fletcher. 6lS Market st. : j. 6. Mccall AZ Mont,
Francisco. apIl 3m
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General Merchandise

BAGs-Cotton Fruit Bags. 513c, &c ana 6s4c for
the three grades respectively; Calcutta Grain
Bags 6@61sc State Prison Bags. 514c: Wool
Bags. 34d36c.
sUGAE-The Western Sugar Refining Company
quotes terms net cash Cube, Crushed, Powdered
and Fine Crushed, all 5s4c Q 10; Dry formulated
51sc; Confectioners' a. bc; Magnolia A, 434c;
Extra C, 45se: Golden Q, 43sc: d. 41sc: half bar
rels. 1se more than barrels. and boxes Lac more.
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Chicago Markets.

CHICAGO. June 11.-After weak opening. due
90 the bearish Government report, wheat to-day
did some Iong-distance fiuetuating, and closed
1sc Ligher on generally bullish news of the day.
There a heavy trade in wheat within s4@Isc
range. The opening was weak at 5s@I4c under
Saturdays close. but gradually advanced Zee, de-
clined NC, rallied 34e. declined zsc changed
some, ruled steady and closed near the top. The
lower opening was attributed to the Government
report, which made the condition OF winter wheat
1872, against STA last month, and the area at So
per cent. Both the condition and area were
higher than expected. The spring-wheat condi-
tion was reported at sSc, and the total crop OF
spring anu winter estimated at 100000. 600
bushels. The feature was the heavy buying by
local PROFESSIONALS and the large commission
houses, who sold freely Saturday.
Room traders sold freely at the start. but finding
an urgent demand FASTENED 10 cover their early
sales. The stronger tone was due to the liberal
visible, strong cables and to dry weather reports
from the Northeast, which were again quite
numerous.
Corn was active with 1901 &c range. Selling
at the start caused early decline but the action
OF wheat created strong market at the close.
Oats were active, declining early on Govern
ment report and reacting later on good buying.
The market closed at the top figure.
Provisions were generally firm on a scarcity of
offerings and higher prices for live hogs. The
action OF wheat ALSO helped prices. Compared
with Saturday night July pork is l5c higher, July
Lard sc higher and July ribs loo higher. Freights
slow. Moderate offerings at rs for corn to
Buffalo.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Wheat No. 2 Corn No .
Highest. Lowest. Highest. Lowest
june. .5SSsc b612cJ une. ...401Sc sec
Juiy-....5934c 571stIJuIy. Ale 391ao
Sept ..6l$4c 59$scISeDt. ....4l$sc 4Oc
Short RIBS per 90 lbs
July. So 27l5 IS 20 Lard per 100 lbs
Mess PORK per bbiL July =. sc 1917 Sc 45
July .$I2 1919 $l2 05 Sept....S6 721a So 721a
sept. Slz l712 $l2 10
The cash quotations were as follows. Flour
Firm; No. Spring Wheat. 5SAc: No. 3 Spring
Wheat nominal; 40. 2 Red 5SI4c: No Corn
4O12c; No. Barley, nominal No. 3. 52G54c:
No. 4, 5O@52c; No. l Flaxseed, 81 32166lI 80;
Prime Timothy seed. S4 %; Mess PORK p Dbl
81 1922 12K: Lard. y 100 lbs So $50
671a Short Ribs sides Ooose) SIS 35G6 81 I:
Dry Sailed Shoulders (Doxed) 80 621aG05 81 IL .
Short Clear Sides fbOxedl 50 5UG6 rs: whisky
distiilers' finished goods. 2 gar. 81 Is.
on the Produce Exchange to-day the Butter
market was unchanged. Eggs unchanged,
CATTLE
Cattle - Receipts, $4,000: market unchange ed ::
good export demand; Texans unchanged: prime
TO extra native steers 81 1904 46 medium
50 2594 90; others, 81 S5@4 10; Texans, $50
4 40.
Hogs-Receipts, 50 900; active: bulk sold SC
higher; advance mainly light: rough and
heavy, 81 1904 so; packers and mixed. $4 650
4 80; prime heavy and butcher weights S4 75@
30: assorted light 81 TO-
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts 5000: slow un-
changed; top sheep, SAGA IS; top lambs
75n5
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Q Iu X Is.
sEcuRrrIFs
PortIsnd's Business.

balances. Sl4.ZA5.
wheat-Vailey. TIN; walla walla. 721a@75c
p ctl.
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP co.

DISPATCH STEAMERS FROM SAN -
- Francisco for ports in Alaska 9 a. NJ. ETNNBA
Nav rs. June a. 8, 19. "a, July 5, 8. 10, a1zz1s'
"a. August 3, y. lS %.
For British Columbia and Puget Sound ports
May 25, and every fifth day thereafter.
For Eureka. Humboldt Bay, Wednesdays, 9 A. NJ
For Newport, Los Angeles and all way ports
every fourth and fifth day, A. N.
For San Diego. stopping only at Port Hartford
Santa Barbara, Port Los Angeles. Redondo CLOS
Angeles) and export every fourth and fifth day
at IL A. NJ
For ports In Mexico, 25th OF each month
Ticket Ofice-Palace Hotel. 4 New Montgomery
street
GOODALL. PERKINS & CO.. General Agents
tt 10 Market St. San Francisco.
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ROYALTY GRAND AUCTION SALE
BY sTALUGJE.

LA y hENCE WIN GET
General AuctiOneer. 1857 Market Street,
Will sell at the elegant residence.
1924 BROADWAY, CORNER OF FILLMORE,
THIS DAY
Tuesday. .................... June 12, 1894.
at IL O'Clock A.
A Most Grand and Rare hue OF superior and Mag
nihcent Furniture; Magnificent Upright Grand
PIANO and Parlor Urgan: Wilton Carpets. Fine
turkish Imported Rugs: Handsome Collection of
yes, Bisques and other Ornaments; odd and
II CANT Upholstery Handsomest of Chamber and
D1nfngroo Furniture. comprising in part: Su-
peru Odd Pieces Drawing-room and Parlor Uphols-
terry; Very Elegant Parisau Gilt-frame. French
plate Pier Mirror; Genuin Onyx Slab and Gilt
Base, cost $3.50; Mngnincent Birdseye Maple.
Hand;caryed Bedroom Suit; other Grand Pieces
Chamber Furniture: Elegant Dfning-room FUrni-
ture; Magnificent Tempered steel safe, double
com oinatten (famiy size): Elegant BronZes,
Bisques. OH Paintings, Nater-colOrs. etc.; Ak
minister aud Royal Wilton Carpets.
jell 2r LAUREN CE VINCENT Auctioneer.
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Omaba Livestoc Market.

OMAHA, June IL Cattle - Receipts. 5000.
Handy Beef Steers sold fairly steady. and all
others slow to 6@lOc lower, according to quality
and weight. Cows and Heifers ruled about steady.
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INV YORK STOCKS.

Bonds, Exchange, Money and Railroad
Shares.
Money on call easy at *; last loan ": closed
at IL. Prime mercantile paper, 2sl@41s%. Ster-
ling exchange dull, with actual business in
bankers bills at "a S8sz for demand and - STA
for sixty days. Posted rates. "a SsLa94 co. Com
mercial bills, 81 6612. Silver certificates 64066c
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CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY.

IhtuRuau s.. sai.ifgs Ifo'n VahcouVdt
TO JAPAN AID CHINA,
June 25-July 16-August 6.
TO NOLuLu AND AUSTRALIA,
June l6--July l6-Aug. l6.
Apply NJ. Nj. STERN, Chronicle Bldg,
GAS MARKET ST., San Francisco,
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Office Furniture and Fixtures.
;;ss.s G. E. WEBER & CO.,
800 to 306 Post ST., cor. Stockton
w. mr3l TuThSaSulY
OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
WHITE STAR LINE.
United States and loyal Mail Steamers
BETWEEN
New York, Queenstown d Liverpool,
SAILING EVERY WEEK.

4 ABIN. $50 AND UPWARD. ACCORD ep~u
ing to steamer and accommodations 6sEkE58
selected; second cabin, $40; Majestic aud Teuton-
ic. $40 and s46. Steerage tickets from Eng land,
Ireland, Scotland. sweden, Norway and Denmark,
through to San Francisco at lowest rates. Tick
cts, sailing dates and cabin plans may be procured
nom W u. AVERY, Pacine Mail Doek, or ar the
General once OF the Company 6l3 Market st.,
under Grand Hotel. g. W. FLETCHER,
apes TuwefrSu t. Gen. Agt. for Pacific Coast
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Foreign Marka ts.

WHEAT IN LIVERPOOL
LIVERPOOL. June IL. - The spot market Is
slow at 4s Sd. Cargoes are quiet at 23s Sd for
off coast, 24s Sd for prompt shipment and 23s I'D
for nearly due,
FUTURES.
The Produce Exchange cable gives the following
Liverpool quotations for No. Red Winter
June. as s1ad: July. Is Sd: August as 6I4d:
September. As Ia: October, as 71zd: November.
4s Sd: December, Is "a.
SECURITIES.
LONDON, June L. - Consols. 100 1850 Oh /:
Silver. 2sszd French Rentes, 1907 55c. Bullion
into Bank OF England GZ43.O00.
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THIS DAY.
NSSudJ ..U uut lSs AOOEs
At 10 O'Clock A NJ, at Salesroom.
llS6 Market ST., between Seventh and Eighth,
I'VE WILL SELL
Mantel Mfrrors; Folding Beds; Parlor Sets; Bed
room Sets, with Clipper and Curled Hair Top
mattresses; Bedding; Carpets; Desks: Paintings;
Lace Curtains; Etageres; Sideboard; Bookcases:
Crockery; Glassware: Extension Tables; Library
Tables; Stoves and Ranges; ETC. Also. Stock and
FIXTURES OF Saloon, comprising Counter aud Shelly
ms; Mirrors; Liquors ana Glass ware.
CHAS LEVY q CO.. Auctioueera
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Exchange and Bullion.
Sterling Exchange, 50 days....... 81 SS15
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ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC RAILROAD
SANTA RE ROUTE.

lhE WEEKLY GALL is a noss
40 ceptabls present TO send
to your frieadsin auy locansy
81 q year portpaids
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AUCTION SALES.
CHAS. LEVY & CO..
THIS DAY.

AUCTIONEERS &c COMMISSION MERCHANTS
Salesroom-l135 Market ST.. bet. 7th and Sth
Regular Salesdays-Tu and Friday
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10, Aale sAtppfno I,,tel.to.ncs Sc ren,h t,ass
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The Bank and Bankers.

1t is a matter of Just pride to the citi-
sens OF Evansville that the financial in
sttutions Of the city are OF the very
strongest. II has been the fortune OF
the business men and the depositor TO
have Ia charge OF the various banking
institutions men OF recognized financial
ability and great conservativeness.
There has been few occasions when
money could not be had on the proper
security and the relations that existed
between the bankers and business men
during the late depression enabled
number Of merchants 10 tide themselves
over and meet their payments when due.
Banking circles all over the country have
learned to look to Evansville institutions
A. ideally managed and free OF compli.
cations which so often lead financial
concerns on the precipice OF failure
The six banks doing business In The
CITY have combined capital and sur
plus OF az. 3s5.25 The deposits reacl
into the millions. Nearly all Of then
are In their own buildings In the centel
III the retail and wholesale districts
The capital invested in them has beer
made by Evansville men In business
here. men who are In every way identi
fed with the city and its welfare an'
who are always ready TO respond liber
ally to any appeal that promises TO o.
10 the interest and upbulding OF tn
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The strong moral influence that per-
xsdes throughout the city Is at once
rot,ced by the visitor. Society Is re-
.aed and Of "a character that viii not
coantenance ANYTHING that Is not In
..ry respect unquestioncd. The homes
are The castles OF the people and they
are looked upon with less suspicion than
Tin other city in the country. The
women are not treated to any great SEN
.aiioBs among their own set and thls
lss had far reaching effect In iniluenc
iae the men To lives of respect ana moral
stamina. The people are church goers
and church supporters. Thereare total
M "A churches in the city, or one TOT
e,rh 200 souls. distributed AS follows:
lr,pfist. 10: Christian. 1. Catholic, I.
Tree Methodist, /: German Reformed, l.
nrrman Evangelical, 81 German Evan
rafical Association. i: Jewish Conere-
r,tion. 4: Lutheran. 4; Methodist Epis-
eapal. IL; Protestant Episcopal, ?;
PRESBYTERIAN, Z: Reformed Church oil
The United States. !; Spiritualist, i.
The number OF people who attend the
services regularly are far above the
average in other cities. The stranger
4 always welcomed and from some OF
the churches he is sure TO receive caro-
inviting him to be present at all servi
ces. The Young Mems Christian asso
citation has splendid building, ana tn
work it is doing in interesting young
men and bows In the cause OF religion
ADDS much 10 the morals Of the city.
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Manufacturing Industries.

The census OF 1890 gives to Evansville
4s7 manufactures representing capital
If 50. 1865. $50. The total number OF en-
ploves we're were ..433, with pay roll
annually OF 50 1928. The cost OF ma
terial manufactured represents an out
law OF Sc. s.5.5.5. and the value OF the
manufactured products reach the enor-
nous sum Of si2. s09.32s. In the four
wears that have followed the taking OF
the census large number OF manuiac-
turing plants have located here through
the efforts Of we'll organized CONNER
cial association. These Industries have
greatly increased the amount OF capital
invested and given employment to hun
dreds Of more people at good wages
There Is also in Evansville the larges'
cotton mill west OF New Eng
land. having 10000 spindles and giving
employment to small army Of people
Evansville does not MOI never did be
long in the category OF boom towns
Her growth has been solid aud steady
Her great natural advantages have beer
recognized by the business world ant
most OF the industries represented II
her limits came without special INVITA-
ton. 1t has been only the last few
wears that the wide awake citizens hav'
been In organIza ion for the purpose 0
furthering the general welfare and In
wiling the attention OF manufactures
and capitalists to the opportunities pre-
sented oy Evansville for building up
large trade for all kinds OF manufact
ured products. Through their effort
much has been done and much more
promised. No bonus is ever given. tn
citizens feel that when once shown til
exceptional advantages Of the city tn
live business nan will readily see tina
It's TO his interest to locate here. Other
have come aud made money without r.
ceiyIng a cent from the city, and hund
reds OF Others will follow and meet viii
the same success before the century ha
rounded out.
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In a recent circular issued BY the
business mems association the secre-
tary. Mr.. G. J. Murphy. says: Prices
of Evansville real estate vary little and
are not subject 10 sudden rise ana Ia''.
Manufacturing sites can be had on the
various railroad lines In different parts
OF the city where good switching facili.
ties are always obtainable. The Belt
railroad skirts that portion OF the city
where the principal manufacturing dis
tricts are situated. Along this road are
various tracts owned by different
persons. Coal mines are In operation
IN this territory and water, gas, cleo
tricity and street car service nre acccs
siblc. This Is mostly acreage property
adapted for manufacturing sites anc
ranges In price from $500 to $1,000 pei
acre. Some Of the enterprsing owners
" property on this road will donate site
- plants coming into Evansville will
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THE METROPOLIS.


,lde him may live the modest clerk
n ,he down-town store and across the
.,reet may be the home OF employer.
vandreds have taken advantage OF the
,heapness OF outside property and built
nrr homes oatsIde Of the city limits,
KIN these will soon be added To the
r,nnlat,on Of the city BY the extension
(, the boundary lines which must come
.,na time In the near future. Ia the
Wealthy resident section the homes are
,.,i,tial. The exterior shows the best
,,o,f 81 the architect. while the interior
onshings give evidence Of the taste and
tenement Of the occupants. The lawns
nre laree and show the artistic TASTE OF
TIE professional gardner and Horst
qne unsurpassed street car service en-
Mas the business man and worlxmen to
\. AZ home in a few minutes and away
from the noise Of the city. the hum OF
IN. spindles or the roar Of the forge.
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The EVANSVILLE
PICTURE
AND FRAMING co.

An institution dealing. handling and manu-
featuring Pictures. Frames. Mouldings and In
fact everything appertsining to the picture
business have located At 42i and 426 Main s.,
and expect 10 confine themselves to the Art
trade exclusively Mr.. Geo. A. Iauer, the
founder OF the Evansville Picture Moulding
Co. An experienced man Ia the moulding and
framing business has charge Of that depart
ment and MS many Of our Evansville people
know anything intrus'ei to him, always 10 in
good hands and 10 properly and testefully
framed. Mr.. Charles W. Connect, an artist
OF considerable merit has decided 10 show our
home folks what can be done in his line. Sew
eral times each week he gives exhibition OF
rapid Oil painting, which il free. lie also
superiniends the copying and charging OF old
and faded pictures. which are finished In OIL,
Water Colors or Pastel. In this branch OF
their business they claim TO have no superiors
and IN order to convince the skepucal, they
propose to undertake the finishing OF pics-
ures on the guarantee plan, II not satisfactory
No pay. Mr.. W. Harry lsaacs. looks after the
finances and does the outside hustling.
An institution OF this kind ought to be en-
couraged in this city, as several much smaller
towns than Evansville have and support from
one 70 two Art stores. aud II properly con
ducted there is no reason why the Evansville
Picture X Framing Co., should not make l
success. The stock carried and samples shown
will convince the people that what ever J.
wanted in tile Art line can be had at 424 and
426 Main Street. II you have unframed rict-
ures, have them framed or want fine picture
for home decorations, for Wedding. Birthds,
or Hoid ay present, now would be the time 4
| selectit.
The prices at 424 and 426 Main, are 20 rea
eonabe that yon will wonder how cheap, real.
| good and reliable work of this kind Car
| be sold. but the Evansville Picture aud Fran
| ing Co. in order TO do the bulk Of the Fran
and Picture business, have decided to depen'
rather on the volumn Of their trade than OF
large profits and are willing 70 do business OF
| the Live and let live" plan.
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Portrait Painting.
|n|DOI|QlI Tor Everybody.

Nothing is dearer to the hearts
of mankind than the memory Of
a dear departed one. How to honor
them is our constant study. The
adornment of home is the pride
Of every housekeeper, and how to
decorate the same to advantage and
with taste a matter of great i'm
portance. A house without pictures
is like furniture storage house.
1t is necessary to decorate the walls
also, and what could be a better
decoration thar handsome,
artistically executed portrait Of
some family member. 1t combines
sentiment with ornament and
should, therefore be in every house.
For the coming holiday season no
present, no matter how costly, will
touch the heart and be appreciated
like a portrait Of father, mother,
brother, sister, child or friend. We
have made this business study for
MANY years and are, therefore, able
to meet all requirements, and guar
antee perfecr satisfaction. In or
der to advertise our business in this
community we will make, for a
short time only, a well-executed
three-quarter life size Crayon Bust
Portrait. including handsome
four-inch Frame for the small sum
of 1878.
We also make speciality of Pas.
tel, Water Color, Sienna and Oil al
low prices.
M Send orders Immediately tx
avoid Christmas rush.
ideal ART Go.
IA Arcade.
EVANSVILLE, IND.
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The manufacture Of chewing gum is
one OF the paying features OF the city's
business. In the past year there has
been u trade built up for this Evans
Vile product that has proven Of great
benefit 10 the manufacturers. The
greatest care is taken In making pure
article and in the manufacture Of the
gum the closest attention is paid TO the
Introduction OF such properties as will
add rather than detract from the health
OF the user The havorings aud com
position are selected with the greatest
care. and the purchasers who see "Ev
ansvile" stamped on the wrappers
around their gum may feel sure they
are putting nothing in their mouths but
pure material and the best make.