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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-07-18
EgIEFs AND PERSONALS.


." Si' ! az e'''' De''''s'' "'' u A''i''
Ice cream by the dish. quart OF gallon
al ildteg's Saratoga restaurant
Law Brieis and Pamphlet printing a
specially al uie Pass Office
Fred Empey is looking after mining
Interests Oh salmon river, Il, c.
Ms Il.P.M. Richards aud family. Of
Spokane. aIs camping near the 10 TO
camp
rhe family Of 4. NJ. Rousseau arrived
this week and Will occupr the Warner
cottage
A Eeinie.r and wife spen, a few
ds,,NIzketieu returning home this
morning.
The attention Of our readers is called
10 Ia, new price list Of tic Idaho Mer
camille Go.
Mr. Mare Of The firm Of Ware BROS.
sn,lape j, stopping a, the TAYLOR place
acgsss The lake.
Mis-. Sss,n N,,la,t is now practicing
ri, = non rs,cs lir,c,. which She re.
ccivc,l this week.
+ = smith - >,,tape arrived yes.
to-day syt has taken a clerk shin in 4.
/ N,llc,'. drug store
~ ,,,r,rcway and wife Of liar.
49,, ,.o ,,,,n.n- ia ,ovn and cxpec;
:, w,lo ,bc,r home here
80. r..,i.. .,,.. d,,r, fran, a.,
mines. Thursday, TO look after harvest
ing on his blue creek ranch.
A. Io,, I,;cc r.,n,p.d from Troy
A., Ia, Monday and visiting Will
her mother, Mis-. II. u. Allen.
/ John Donovan is completing a nea,
cottage OH his property across the lake
which lie proposes to rent when finished
Las, sunday Fred Nhallis stepped OF
a nail which penetrated his foot TO quite
a depth, causing very painful inlur!
/ Mrs Edgar F"im''rr '',' 'o' " "'on'
'h's morning l" JON "e' ""S"N''"' WV
has secured employment ~ ''"' i'"''
Mrs Johns will lecture on equal sui
WV =" ~ -. , ,,,,,,,i h.,r ho
July - -, -
"a'''''' ''''s S"'
/ MI. anu MtS, IL. ! T'.e' '''i SIT y
srcnd some time here visiting with oil
f.ruls and acQuainicnccs.
...,.o,t,,,o,dcpt Gilbert and tw
,.,,.,.,.rs ,ccomranied hy Miss Estnc
- mad Miss Johnson speu
.rnnr,d,v and FRIDAY here.
u,, -,
A., .rao, hcr,rc the land officers "a
a, 80. ~ land on tho shore of Fis
49, ,,,1,r Tho timber and stone act
, NV
Remember our o'g ''e"''"s S",e 'o''
, rences M"nday' see our '''''''"' u
prices. Idaho Mcr'a"'''e 70
The Knights Of I'yihias will give
moonlight excursion on the lake til
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Il.csc ran he $40 doHA ,,ai ~ rcr
cSu, Of Tie Republicans Of idaho aud
- trf crni ~ the people q idaho ate
ui&h Nrualal iialass iu tic hsh, irt
hltet i.ocrnI uruh t,um l.nIsr De
sssgfa tie clasrpcr q tcig strong
llssI.e.s seusfnsria; b. lIoise '!iy, which
1uo auid uos susIec, tfo;n perasal 81
I.se csGamus q .lc Statesman. and uc
l4trss regsata concerning senator
Nhaup'a attsludc uoald indicate Thai
since ucyos,usll lad taken his mouth
osl, ~ heAnne distance. lie had placed
HE sarto tie ground and Nstoncd {" the
,u5cc uilte reaI5s - lJalfo long enough
60 make up bic mind that 80 'naHi sAaE"
tie lpol ,ucgsds aui designing ro'io
cians " 30 have togc.~l lim out Of touch
ui,h tive people and into TIC position e'
opg.pssug even interest ~ tic state
/ 1luar irends 81 Senator sgouP no"
"a, that be uu~ urges
is Tha, lIrluhllcan senator from
idaho n.aat lie returned neat January
and that 10 ts ready 10 admit that ih'
man nearest The heats q ihc people u
Tfct / Itul.pi,. that Dubois. 10y las II"
selfish Gghi for SILVER. has cndeare.
himss,t To- tho pe'r" Of Idaho As "'
NAV ever before has d"uc.
81 Tha, a straight Republican stat
,3ote, must be nominated .u Idaho an'
F elected
/ n Iha, no selfish desire to make
shaving for Mckinley must he above
:, iulcgfrrc with the accomplishment
NJ TIC gFs, two 81 these propositions.
/ We borc tina, this IS TIN" aud TIA
those propositions arc the true eHpFe'
,iors Of senator >hnuTS sentiments
We know ,ha, they are the sentiment
Of very many If tie closest friends g
senator Shoup. Wei know that The! AT
IN. sentiments Of the Republicans
Ada county as we'll as tho whole star
aud II senator Shoup would (" into u
| Gsl,, on this platform, he would rcdec'
himself in the eyes Of the people {
Idaho ...,
NO have long suspected that >ena''
shoup las allowed himself to DC 'o,''
into a false position by selfish aud Of
signing politicians. aud we believe ''''
tic recent antics Of the man M''"nhc
hayc made it apparent to him that
he would retain any place in the n'"'.
Of the people Of Idaho, he must CT
80 frnm Mac aud his whole gang.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-07-18

Tie ladies Of district No. ., at Hayden
lake. viii give a grand pavilion ball on
Friday night, the 2ith inst. The pro
oeeds Of the bali go toward buying an
organ for the school. The price Of a
ticket Is 10 cents; and the holder Of a
ticket has supper for himself and his
partner. japanese lanterns, the full
moon, good music, iced drinks, and the
gay company, will insure an enjoyable
time. Tickets Oh sale at Aiilier's drug
store, Thomson's bakery, aud the Post
E1change
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Summons.

George Isph-IIs.
I1aiutih.
Couime Roberts. alias
CurIlne HyerS,
Defendant
The state Of idaho, 10 C0rTime Roberts, alias
C0TIime Hyers. defendant
You are hereby notified that there is now on
file Ia the Office Of the clerk Of the District Court
OF the Firsi Judicial District 81 said staie, IN
IAthdIuIn. County 81 koatelai. &he complaint Oi
Uhe ;tbuNe-lamud llainiln, wherein u Is alleged
That p!dintIh l. ana las t,cn rcSIarAi 81 ksslt-
cnai county, Idaho. fol- more atan tATer Years
las; lEtSt Thai oH Tie 1lah dar Of September,
IHIs al Gl2FkS Fork, Idaho, a marriage between
You and plaintiff, WIS duly solcfnnlzcd iS ETas-
Ius Grimes. who was jusl3cr of the peace for
said koJteual County which SAID certificate 81
marriage has been Guiy recorded as fesIl red by
Apu are mulsttg, being Of lAtec-iourths Negro
blood. which fact renders said marriage void
under the laws ot this state. THIS action l.
brought for decree OF tits our declaring said
marriage void Tor iiae reasons above stated. II
is alsu alleged that prior 10 sid marriage YOU
true mar N7aS CurlIup HNeTS, and Tor that
reason aud said marriage. AOu are sued 10y the
name OF CUfiine Roberts alias GoT1amc HNcFS
Aud lbu arV llsa ngtlacd that unless Nou ~.
pear and .KlsNti 10 sad complaint within fct
DAYS after the service thereof. II served With.
ku0ieuai County and Ht;ila twenty days 1
I served OyIi oi said county, but WIlh0l sad Iadi
cial District. and within forty days IL served O,f
ui said District. teNclusiyr III the daN oi service
the plaintiff viii apply 10 the Conf fuT the relic
demanded in said complaint, io-N1t. for decree
declaring s9id marriage void.
Giyeu under luy hand and the seal 81 the lBis
init court Of the First Judicial piSiTici 81 to-
Z State Of idaho, IN aud Tor the County 81 kooi
+ cu;.i, iGis ItA day If June. 4. u. ls5.
SEAL EOBT. BRAGAW,
j x T. MCFARLAND, Clerk
Attorney ior plaintiff. july a aug
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Is a.pleasant, palatable preparation.
entirely free from ali oily taste and may
be administered internally or applied
externally 1t viii remove all pain that
human flesh is heir to" II properly APP
piled, and might he rightly termed IA
p2uaoea for all ilis" Price ~ cents.
FJf sale by \. l.. Miller, druggist.
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~. .5tf llusy communion Isl sun
G3s s. ghr tBUhIh after morning
t.as-. cad aId an Sundays al ; = tn
-. Is, seLo.4 y43 ia nsotu
a. gtAs~g alld srsn4ut, II a, TAI
ar...s prayer asab sr4hausi, ; 3. ia
U-... r,ssAg EIany AZ 80 D. = ti std
tP A. AZ "a. iIrf. J e. SAX
1850 +vy...g
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For information time cards, maps and tickets
call ca Wriie 10
T. JOY. Agent,
Occur d'Alene, Idaho
4. u. CnARLTcN,
Assistant Gen. Pass Agt.,
No. 255 Morrison ST.. cor. 5rd ST.
Portland, Oregon.
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tsg.... I.esu.as t1Ass AZ II ~
~-aa ashHa@ . . a. trSf~ts Al ;
$50 tata-t iierArT pSslcf
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Notice for Publication,

LAND OFTlCK Al CTUR Il klENE, lrAHo,
June u, lSR
Noti,c is hereby given that the following.
named settler has filed notice ot his tutcntion tu
make hNal prOoi In support If his claim. ami Thai
said prof will I've made hCiorr the Register and
Reviewer at CWur d'AlcnC, Idaho, GA August "
iStA, Nigs
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rEf,aa .rriAN Sunday school Ia ,.
"a My4uins service al IL O'Clock
r,~..-g s-FNlru ats Mrsit1rsdAJ
stz4l.s prayer nt-rting al \
q 1. DfEFEABAtGH,
Acting Pastor
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EUGENE GAY,

for the lots No. = a,G5,S Q, 10, II, aud 5. 4. a
\ w. !. Soc. IL, IN. 81 y, H. ". H. NJ
lie names the following witnesses tn prove his
continuous residence ulsaa and cultivation ~
Saliu land. VIZ: John 4 Costello, et CocuT Il
Acne, idahn. raul kochat, John llownS, 1tccn
JANIS GRAHAM,
ic.sNiulys5 EcssS'ei'
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Ntgt.a..r Sunday srli01i at 10
tfya...#s a. 81 = H. III the evening
Z. ss..~A each sauasy. Prayer
r.r...as thursday nj = M Il, u
" r1 FAslJf.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-07-18

for al Z diseases Il
TIC Liver. : oiuaCA
and Spleen.
Regulate The liver
EI3 prevent CElEIS
ANn FEVER. AAi-kKI-
OtS iINI-RS. BeWEI
CoHIt-AtNIs, RESI-.
lISsE4-~. lAUAglGE
LNn AAL-.LA
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SUMMONS.

IL THE DISTRICT Court. FIRST JEpICiII
DISTRICT or THE STATE or IpAHO. IN AM
FOR TtiE COCATI or kOOTESAL
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-. w,sssr a Empsy Co.'S Cash Price
List.

satisfaction guaranteed. Mall oro''S
promptly filed ,,..,.,., 70
General Merchandise,
Crur d'Alcne, ldaho.
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Children

A. B. JACKSON, I. P. A, Spokane,
Wash.
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SIMMONS.

Is THK DISTINCT cODHT OE THE FIEsr -
picIAL DIsTfsIC-r or THE 6TATE or IDAHO
IN AND ron THE CouSTf or koOTkSAI.
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UNU BFlI-N EFIF
Nothing IS 50 uuf lrasart. nothing 50 cou1Tno-
Is has breath and In nearly every case Il come.
iroia itC stomach, gud can lie "a easily corrected
u NUa w14i ia6v SIMMONS lAAlR REGULATION
DO nrI REFLECT 20 secure a remedy for this &c.
IgINiyc G1snllvT il VIII s-~n improve YOU
CpPcltr, complexion Eud general health
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CONSTIPATION

SHOULD rot lc regarded rs q
iriiliug gii;acu: in fact, nature
demands She utmost TCge lar1iv uf
the bowels. and any deviation
from th's demand yavCs iGC way
C4tUa to ScTlo1S danger, il IS
quite - necessary ~ remove
impure decentralization FROM Ahe
bowels rs s- - a. >aI ~ seen. and
10 rCai.h can }ao expected who're
coSssvc lauil 81 body prevails
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PURELY VEGETABLE.
INIFFECTukLS PIciHG

The Chcapcst. rurcs,
ard Ecs, Family Ned
lC8uC IN Jae NuIld!
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SICK HEADAcHEi

This distressing gf3icton occurs most Ire
C-Caiiv. Tie Ca-f Uf AUCC 81 The =, Cf'1aD. AN
iug from TIC 'wp,igCr'iN oiECslCd CNuiS ntN
causes severe pain in The bead, acConr'2f'Cd
" tta g. 'SaurcCe1 nausea, and th'S constitute s
what rs r-nruisf known IS SICK Headache; TOT
;Ac T,lipf # whiCA TAME SIMMONS LINER
RLOl l-A4OE,
MANUFACTURED ONLY rY
J. u. ZEIgIN s CO.. Philadelphia, Ia
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THE BOYCOTT is LIFTED.


The existing differences between the Dick
SON &. Talbot theatrical firm and the Indf-
annapolis Theatrical brotherhood and Musi-
clans Union nave been finally adjusted, as
anticipated yesterday. The settlement was
ratified last night by the Central Labor
Union. BY the terms OF an agreement en-
tered into yesterday between the theatrical
firm and the representatives OF the two
unions, together with the grievance COM
mittee of the Central Labor Union, the boy
colt against the Dickson & Talbot theaters
and Pembroke Arcade is lifted
The theatrical brotherhood comprises stage
hands and theatrical mechanics. For year
this organization and the union musicians
have opposed the Dickson & Talbot theaters.
and lately the fight had become bitter. The
stage force and orchestra at the Grand. Eng
lish's and the Park are to be unionized at
once, and organized labor can hereafter at
tend any OF these houses without fear OF a
fine The contract made yesterday with
Dickson q Talbot calls for stipulated scale
OF wages for year, and at the end or that
time a new scale may be adopted. Some or
the musicians are not entirely satisfied with
the settlement, but say they will abide by
the terms of the contract Heretofore there
has been no regular rate or wages paid 10
the musicians in these theaters. but here
after uniform scale Will prevail TIE must
clans at The Park will receive SIS a week
and those at the other two houses 81 less on
the week. The members OF the orchestras in
the three theaters will be reinstated in the
union by the payment Of a. initiation fee of
so and fine OF $. This penalty is imposed
on account OF some trouble between the
musicians and the union year ago. During
the session or the Central Labor Union last
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Mr.. CHRISTENSEN TOOK WATER.
Supt. GOss Made 1t Embarra ssing for
the Minister.

After the meeting CT the ministers yester-
day morning David K Goss, superintend-
ent or the public schools, compelled Rev.
Mr.. Christensen to back down from his
statements contained in a communication to
the Sunday Sentinel and apologize for the
statements made. The communication stated
among other things that:
The individual who now rattles around
IN Mr. Jones's place is reported to have
acquaintance with books to fill her position.
II would be interesting to know by what
process Mr. Goss has reached this sapient
conclusion, for Miss Browning knows more
about books inside and outside, than Mr..
Goss Is capable or learning IL he lives q
hundred years"
Mr.. Christensen said, when asked, that he
had written the article, and that he was
sorry he had written it, but that he had
nothing to retract. When pinned down close
ly on his knowledge Of Mr.. Goss's education
he admitted that he knew nothing about it,
and really did not know how familiar Mr..
Goss is with books. nor did he know that
Mr.. Goss studied in Europe as fellow of
cornell. IN answer to a question Mr.. Cars
school once, but could not remember wheth-
err 1t was since Mr. Goss took charge of the
schools. Finally Mr.. Christensen said:
We'll, am sorry / wrote that, although,
as said. 1 have nothing to retract real
i Eze that what | wrote was unkind, uncalled
loi Gnu uiehI istidii. PERSONALLY, l. WISH 10
apologize for writing that. VIII that be sat
isfactory?'
Il cannot pet words In your mouth Mr..
Christensen" answered Mr.. Goss. "You
must say what YOU please and what you
think is right. Whatever you say should,
think, be given as much publicity as the
original article. If, when 1t appears, ii Is
not sufficient 1 will then speak again. 1 be-
lleve we have never conferred together
three minutes in our lives before. 1 have
never attended your church and you have
never attended any teachers or educational
meetings at which 1 have had anything to
do
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THE LINTON AFFAIR.
Coal Companies Have No Connection
with the Merchandise Stores.

Mr.. A. NJ. C,gle of this city. president of
the Island Coal Company of Linton. explains
that the coal company is an entirely separate
corporation from the Linton Supply Com
pany. Some of the stockholders are the
same, and few of the directors belong to
both companies, but the business of each is
as Independent of the other as is that of
the Journal and any dry-goods house for
which 1t advertises. The Island Coal Com
pany pays it's employees in cash once in two
weeks. The same is true Of other coal COM
panies in Linton, about $4,000 in cash being
paid out to employees each month. Mr.. Ogle's
company has never asked a man in it's en-
ploy TO take anything other than cash.
The Linton Supply Company Is a corpora
ton for the sale of merchandise. 1t gives
credit to men working in the mines, people
about town and farmers in the vicinity.
1t gives credit only to those who are reliable.
Instead of keeping the ordinary pass books
often used by grocers ii has adopted the
coupon system, just the same as have the
ice, milk and other retailers in cities. If any
man who Is reliable wants credit for short
time he Is given a coupon book with, say,
50 worth of coupons. He is charged with 50,
and usually settles with cash when the cou-
livered the coupons are detached and de-
stroyed. The coupons are never used as
change. and the coupon books are not trans
ferable. If a man should not care to use all
the coupons he pays for only those which
have been detached. The books, when is
sued have the names of the persons written
on them. The company adopted this system
ties concerned than the pass book or the
running account.
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night two or three members OF the musicians
union contended that the grievance commit
tee had no right TO agree 20 a scale OF wages
for the subordinate union unless the rate
was satisfactory TO the latter Organization
This contention brought several delegates
from other unions to their feet. One dele
gate intfmated that the musicians had shown
the white feather in the fight. He thought
It came with poor grace from the musicians
TO object 10 the adopted scale at this time.
Another delegate insinuated that the musi-
clans had had little 10 do with winning the
fight.
The committee which had in charge the in
vestigatiou OF the Globe clothing store re-
ported that the charges OF the Cincinnati
garment cutters were unfounded.
The delegate from the tailors' union asked
that paragraph relating to the taiors in =
certain publication recently made be modified.
The obnoxious words We're: Union tailors
are at work for other firms, but they are
recognized as individuals only, and. probably
Tor their own interests, are careful that their
employers shall not become aware that they
are members of the union" The delegate
asserted that the tailors were not fearful Of
being recognized as union men by their en-
pioyers. but, on the contrary, were anxious
that the fact should be known. BY a vote
or the paragraph was ordered
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INSTRUCTIONS TO PENSIONERS.
Agent Spencer Gives Some Pointers
AprOpos the New System.

United States Pension Agent Spencer says
there are a great many pensioners and Of
fcers authorized to execute pension vouchers
who do not understand how to properly exc
cute vouchers under the new law for the
coming May payment and asks that the fol-
lowing instructions be carefully read by all
interested in this matter:
''First-All pensioners who can come to the
agency should do so at once and get their
vouchers for the May payment; bring your
pension certificates with you. Those PEN
sioners who live at a distance should write
for their vouchers at once, giving name in
full, certificate number and the law under
which pensioned.
''Second-No pensioner can execute his
voucher until on or after May 4, 1896; IL exc
cuted before that date they are worthless.
''Third-Put the executed voucher in an en-
velope and address IL as follows: United
States Pension Agent. Indianapolis. Ind A
check for the amount, together with a
voucher for the August payment, will then
be mailed to you.
.sF'ourth-Come and get your voucher at
once, or write for IL. for II you do not get
II before May payment in your case will
be delayed for week or ten days"
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L. S. Ayres & Co.
Agents for Butterick's Patterns.
Baldwin Pianos

The Baldwin Piano has come into gen
eral recognition as strictly high-grade,
beautiful Enthusiastically of the adj
miration of the artist. II was not built
In a day, and was not heralded to the
strictest scrutiny of professional pianists
until every effort had been made to per-
feet it and bring it to the highest point
that capital and long experience could
attain. After years of study and develop
ment the great Baldwin house was will
ing to put its name to the piano as an
exponent of the best work it could do.
And it has every reason TO be proud of it.
In tonal qualities and in case architec-
ture-in finish and quality of material
employed-the Baldwin is absolutely
first-class. We cannot express surprise
at its success. Surprise would be due
were it not uccessful.-Musical Times,
April s. 1896.
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WARDEN HERT IS ALL RIGHT,
But improvements Are Needed in
Southern Prison Accommodation.

Secretary Hurry, of the State Board of
Health. has returned from Jacksonville,
where he made a sanitary survey of the
southern prison. He reports that the condi-
ton of that institution is not what 1t should
be. but he says Warden Hert is doing all
he possibly can with the appropriations and
accommodations allowed him. The location
Of the hospital under the chapel hall is not
conducive to the health Of the sick. The
ventilation of the prison is very bad. The
drinking water has traces of typhoid, and
there are several cases Of the fever in the
institution. DIR. Hurry says Mr.. Hert is
keeping things in an excellent condition, but
number of improvements are badly need
ed. A hospital away from the noise and
confusion should be provided. There should
be new system of ventilation established.
Mr. Hert Is taking immediate steps to inn
prove the drinking water and improvements
now under way will better things much.
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Beauty AND
Elegance

We have about fifteen patterns OF exclusive
designs for handsome Waists These are the
finest. latest and most extreme Novelties.
II you are looking for the best. you must
not fan to see these patterns-s9 to so.
Pretty designs by the yard-Silks that wear
81 to $50 per yard.
A flower garden OF coloring-printed warp
Tafetas IN floral designs. with cross colors,
giving the popular chameleon effects. s2.25.
Persian gorgeousness - Handsome, heavy,
gros grain Brocades, rich colors. graceful
designs and artistic harmonies Of color-S3.50
per yard
Brocade Taffetas. with shadow patterns. in
quiet colors in relief. These please the fas-
tidious. The quality Is the best, the styles
above criticism-s2.50 per yard.
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The Union
Trust Company

will execute trusts OF all kinds whether
made by viii. deed. assignment or appoinf-
ment by court. and will make moderate
charges therefor. IL Is under control OF the
Auditor being compulsory. and A may be
examined at any time. IL r. required TO fur
nish an annual statement OF its condition TO
the Auditor OF State. and 10 pint the same
I'm a public newspaper. It's stockholders are
individually liable for their stock and as
much more.
Consultations about the making OF wills or
the establishment OF trusts are invited. In
formation in reference 10 investments viii be
given freely. Wills can be left on deposit
without charge.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-04-14

Judge McCray affirmed the justice court
in the case OF Louis Siedensticker, the
Brightwood saloon keeper, who was fined
50 for violating a section OF the Nicholson
law. Siedensticker had failed to remove the
screens flom his place.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-04-14
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