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The evening times., 1897-12-30

TIL aIi ual n Getting OF che policy holders
of :hc MUiL:! In vestm,nt Fire lnsural..a
COmp;Iy Of the District OF Columbia, for
the election OF Officers and other business
VIII VIII hs he'd at the ofllce or the COMPANY.
M, on II ESDAY, January 4, 1885, All
policy holders requested To be pres Eat.
r. ] hEALt. Secretary. de29- 4t-em
A MEETING of the stockholders OF the
Capital TIactiOn Company for the election
Of directors will be held at the office OF
the company, Union Passenger station, on
WEDNESDAY, the 18TH Of ia NUARY,
1898. The polls will be opened at 10
O. IN. and closed at p. m.
@. T. DUNLOP.
c. n. KOONES, President,
Secretary. de21-d&d,ex,su
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Long Pants Suits,
worth So. SO, for So.

Handsome Gray Block Plaid Chev-
lot Suit with worsted finish. Coat
cut double breasted, and lla Dts me
diuIn small; all wool andall worth.
Sizes IA 10 10. Twenty for the
first tw euty buyers.
The evening times., 1897-12-30
Mems Soc ScarfS for 35c.

Choic eOf Imperials. Tecks. Puffs,
FOuI-ir- Hands. Bows and Clubs -spe-
cial holids y pa tterDs. Our Doc Neck
weai is the same as others sell at
75c, you know.
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Boys Ulsters,
worth $50, for S..

Neat Oxford Mixed Frieze, cut
long and with big storm collar:
ulster pockets: lined with Italian
Cloth. Sizes-7 to 8 years.
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Sailor Suits, worth IS, for 50. so.

Made of neat pattern Of Brown
Bahl ct CheviOt; all wool; trimmed
witt military and soutache braid;
silk emblem on shield; all sizes,
5 TO years.
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Boys Top Goats,
worth S., for S3.75.

Brown Frieze Covert Coats, to fit
ages to 8 yeafs. The seams are
Tapped the lining is fancy wool,
the edges are double stitched, and
the coat all through is deiignt for
tn money.
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Young Mems
$40 Overcoats for 81. so.

Black Kersey, medium length,
sty lish cut: made with double
stitched edges: velvet collar; serge
lining and striped sleeve Innings.
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TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Rrqmo Quinine Tablets. An
druggists refund ID the none ey II II failsto cure.
csc. The gen uine mas L. B. q. on each tablet.
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Some of the Ladies
Si2. Jackets for IS.

The ones the maker neglected to
sponge-only few Of them left
and you'll have to call early to-
mc,IOw or be disappointed. They
art Black and Blue kerseys, made
fly front and shield front and
sstin liEe,i. The fault isn't a serious
one-but It's fault in our eyes
and we nay for it
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Boys Short Pants Suits,
worth 81. so, for s..

Brown Atwood Cheviot, with
double breasted jacket and double
seat and knees In pa nts; sizes, 8 to
10 years, and rarely have we ever
ffered YOU 4 better value
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Kathryn kidder Resir.s.

st. Louis, Dec. 30.-Col. Ktider, father
OF Kathryn Kidtier. who is suffering from
ne. NOUS prostration following the recent
d!sbanting Of her company, Is authority y for
the statement that the actress Will never
again appear on the stage.
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Girls IS. 50 Refers for s2.o5.
All the So Gretchens for 81

ancy cheyiot effects in Red and
Brown mixtures; sailor collars: braid
trimmed, Ages, 4 to & years.
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Gbe.:x UinleS
sNosslse. EVENING AND sunday
The Washington Times Company.
sIILsoN HUTCHINs, Prcsident
HUTcnfNs BUILDING.
i, SUBSCRIPTION RATES

SUBSCRIPTION RATES
MONTHLY, by CARRIER:
Morning. Evening and Sunday, Fifty Cents
Morning and Sunday -. Thirty-five Cents
Evening and Sunday -. .Thirty-iive Cents
BY NAIL.
One Year,- Morn., Eve and Sunday 50 80
Six Months +" 500
Three Months, LI5
One Year. Morning and Sunday. 100
Six Months, -..... 22o
Three Months 1.2o
One Year. Evening and Sunday. 400
Six Months, ..... 20
Three Months. ..-... 1.23
sIraay only, one year. r..-.......--..... l.~
Orders by mail must be accompanied by
subscription price.
1E1ErHoNEs: Editorial Rooms, 4s6;
Business Office, 164o.
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Mems 81 Scarfs for SOC.

Choice of the choicest catterns in
Ipip.rial, Teck and FOnr-in- Hand
shapes. Thatit's our 81 Neckwear,
guarantees It's goodness.
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Ladies' Novelty
Boucle Jackets. sos.

That's the new buyers ultlmatum
pTict. They are handsome Red and
Bs5ek Mixtures; made shield front
and coat back: lined with heavy
b;scE Setin and Ire really $9.75
values
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AID all the 50 ones for $3.50
ont: ror S6.67-S1 5ones for $40 and
S1e.6o ones for Sl1. You have the
pick of the entire stock of those
cate ard exclusive styles IN Girls
FaLcy Gretchens. Some braid and
son fur trimmed. Scattering
sizes. u
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SPECIAL. NOTICE.

SONS OF GENERALIZATION watch nj II {
meeting. st National kifles' Hall; p. an.
Dec 81: all active members are reoueSts':
TO he OF pSeUt. fP30 II
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Mems Full Dress Furnishings.

Specia' Full Dress Protector at
81. Special Full Dress Shirts at 81.
Special FIJI Dress Gloves, 81. Spe-
cial Semi Dress Gloves, 81. Special
fui: d'ess bows and clubs, 15c-and
25c.
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Ladies' Si2 Irish
Frieze Jackets for S8.95.

Mixed cffects-and are Of the
mLst popular combinations, fly
frt.pt jackets, lined all thTo' with
Apple Green satin. They've been
'ec. aIt to go at $s.95. rJmor-
rCv will likely ciose them out
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Children's o8c Wool Tams for 4Sc.

Infants sample line of Children.
WCCi Tam O'Sbanters. Scotch effects;
al colors. Regular price is CSC.
81 tcial price tomorrow, 4Sc.
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out-complete lots must be
merchandising policy makes
ready capital unusual advan-
in your behalf. The con-
81 out in a blaze of bargains
Ladies Novelty
Boucle Jackets, S7.o5.
That's the new buyers ultlmatum
pTict. They are handsome Red and
B5ek Mixtures, made shield front
and coat back. lined with heavy
biscE Setin and ire really 1915
values.
Ladies' St2 Irish
Frieze Jackets for S8.o5.
Mixed cffpcts-and are Of the
most popular Combinations: fly
frt.bt jackets, lined all thTo' with
Apple Green satin: They've been
'er. aIt to go at se.95. rJinor-
rov will likely ciose lnem out
Ladies' 81 Wrappers-4Sc.
Domet cloth. cut fun and with
good nem; neat effects. well made
Best 81 Wrapper you ever saw.
Q, eer notions buyers get-4ec is the
verdict for them. She for batch
OF 81 80 Flannelette GOwns-and
81 20 for EiderdOwn Gowns. worth
81 70. More elaborate aud better
values than anybody offers at the
Orfgif al prices. All sizes.
Mems 25c. Scarfs for IS.
Tive for the price OF one. ChoiceOf
Teckk. Bows, -Four Hands and
Clubs All good patterns and let
ter silk thaB's in 25c Neckwear
usually. Some OF our Christmas
values.
Mems Soc ScarfS for 35c. =
Choic eof Imperials. Tecks. Puffs,
FOuI-ir- Hands, Bows and Clubs -spe-
cial holids y pa tterDs. Our DOC Neck
weaf is the same as others sell at
Tic, YOU know.
Mems 81 Scarfs for Soc.
Choic. of the choicest catterns in
Ipips rial, Teck and FOI,r-in Hand
shapes. Thatit's our 81 Neckwear,
guarantees It's goodness.
Mems Full Dress Furnishings.
specia' Full Dress Protector at
ST. Special Full Dress Shirts at 81.
Special Fnf Dress Gloves, 81. Spe-
cial Seini-Dress Gloves, 81. Special
fui. d. ess bows and clubs, 15c-and
25c.
Children'S o8c Wool Tams for 48c.
Infants sample line of Children's
Wcoi Tam O'sbanters. Scotch effects;
al colors. Regular price is CSC.
Special price tomorrow, 4Sc.
Children's Si.4S
Feather Tams for 73c.
Plaiu Blues and Gray Plaids Tam
O'Sisnters, with feather trimming:
popular style-S1 .iS value-T3c.
ba.sair-tomorrow.
Boys Soc. Yale Caps-23c.
That's only for tomorrow-Blue,
trimmed with white, Red, and Plain
Blue, Red or Brown. Round Yale
Cops-all sizes.
Mems 81. SO and s. Fedoras
for Sl.73.
All this seasons shapes-Pearl.
Br1wu, TIMBER, Tan, and Black
small iots Of our regular stock.
Mems 81 and 81. so Derbys
for Slab.
Al! the leading blocks, in Black
ana BrowE wE-SaKs' Derbys
values. Small lots OF two OF
our Lest grades.
Boys 81. so Calf Shoes-Si.Oo.
Saturday onl solid leather
comfortable and shapeiy. They'll
stand tho wear ana tear OF rump-
Ing bC Wood.
BOYS 81 Calf Shoes-Si.23.
Warranted Veal Calf-in the best
LAST for buys. A II sizes, but 81 .g3 is
special price for tomorrow.
Boys s. Lace Shoes for Si.75.
R,oA Ell lots of Boys Single
aid Eouble-Sole Lace Shoes, solid
leatte-, and fine as is made for
tCys.
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Should be read daily, as changes may
occur at any time.
FOREIGN MAILS are forwarded TO
the ports OF sailing daily, nd the schedule
or olosings is arranged on the presumption
oftheir uninterrupted uveriandtra1sit. For
the week ending January / lSSS, the last
connecting closes Will be made at this
office fuIlDHS-
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SORELY TRIES TEACHERS
TRUANCY LAW FILLING SCHOOLS
WITH DIsORGANIZING ELEMENT.
street Gamins That Cannot BE Re-
poses n Central school.

Patrons Of the Indianapolis public schools
complain that the schools are being demor-
allied by the enforcement of the new tru-
ancy law. 1t is insisted that there should
be separate accommodations for many of
the pupils brought into the schools by rea-
son of the compulsory-education act of the
last Legislature. One patron complains
thus: LAS the law now is being enforced
the schools are being disorganized by set
of boys not fit to associate with respectable
children. The teachers are wearing their
lives out to help these reprobates, and have
to neglect the better class of children, who
deserve better treatment There should be
building rented and the very strongest
teachers employed to take charge of this
class of pupils. We pay taxes to help run
the schools, and feel that we ought to be
entitled to the very best school privileges
1t is claimed the conditions are worst at
schools No. /, s. and Il.
'All these things are true, as charged -
said Superintendent Goss last night. 1.-THE
compulsory education law has brought into
the schools a lot of boys who are almost
unmanageable. Some of our best teachers
are complaining about the trouble they have
with these pupils But it is the intention
OF the School Board to relieve this condi-
ton as soon as possible. When this truant
law was enacted by the Legislature the
makers of the law had in mind separate in
stitutions for the incorrigibles. There is a
provision Of the law requiring an institu-
ton known as a parental home. While it
properly cannot be called a reform school,
1t is managed along that line. 1t will be a
sort of house of detention for the vicious
youth. Pupils that cannot be well-managed
In the usual way will be sent to this par
entail home. Regular classes will be taught
there, and the pupils will receive the same
instructions as those in the other schools
But it is impossible to talk of this parental
home this year. The law provides a levy Of
8 cents on each 500 for the enforcement of
the truancy law, which includes the par
entail home. We cannot get hold of this
money until next April, and cannot estab-
fish the home until next year. But in, the
meantime it is proposed to provide a school
for these incorrigible children-a centrally
located building, where the boys can be
kept employed during school hours by some
kind of manual training. The only way to
manage them is to keep them at work. The
building must be arranged so that the boys
can be given baths and cleaned up and kept
clean. 1t is the plan of the board to take
this matter up at once.
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NO LOW CHRISTMAS RATES.
Local Passenger Association Cannot
Favor the Merchants.

The Indianapolis Passenger Association
will not give the retail merchants of the
city a reduced railroad rate for The two
days preceding Christmas, as requested by
a meeting of the merchants held in the
Commercial Club assembly room. The as
ISOLATION claims that the reduced rates dur
ing the past year were largely responsible
for the reduction of railroad passenger earn
ings Despite this statement a merchant
shows the railroads of their own vOlition
run 81 excursions to and from Cincinnati
every Sunday during the summer, and rates
equally low were made in other directions
the railroads evidently finding such excur
sions very profitable. The fact is also cited
that Indianapolis saloon keepers and not the
retail merchants were benefited by these
Sunday excursions to the city.
The communication sent by the local pas
senger association to Messrs. II. p Wasson
Albert Gall Brosnan Brothers, Bliss, Swain
& Co, Saks & Co. and other merchants is
follows
1T will establish bad precedent to make
less rates to indianapolis within a radius
of seventy-tive miles than we are willing
to make for other cities in this territory
which have requested such reduced rates
and which were not granted. The many
reductions which have been made during
the last year below half fare, and in which
respect indianapolis has been especially ia
vored, have had great deal to do with re-
ducing the passenger earnings of the lines
interested much below profitable point.
We wish to accommodate the good people
of Indianapolis in every way and desire to
have them our friends, but we cannot make
exceptions to a general rule in their behalf
which would be unjust to and discriminate
against other localities and occasions, which
rule has been made and agreed to after all
the conditions surrounding the matter have
been carefully and duly considered.
ION account of an article appearing in one
of the Indianapolis papers intimating that
reduced rate would be granted to this
city on the dates above referred to, pro-
tests have been received by wire from the
boards of trade and merchants of other
cities against any low rate being author
lied to Indianapolis unless the same reduc-
tons are made to those cities, and as it
would not be consistent to authorize a gen
eral reduction in addition to the Christmas
and New Year holiday rates already an
nounced it is the feeling of the local as
Sociation that no reduction should be made
for any particular city or locality. Excur-
sion rates for the holidays having been
authorized for the entire Central Passenger
Association territory by the chief officers
of the general passenger departments of all
the railways, it is not within the province
of this committee to either extend the time
as to dates of sale or reduce the rates au-
thorized as requested by the retail dealers
of Indianapolis
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MAY FESTIVAL COMMITTEES.
Commercial Organizations to Help the
Big Event Along.

President Kinney, of the Board of Trade.
and President Fortune, of the Commercial
Club. at the request of President Beveridge.
of the May Music Festival Association,
have appointed the following committees to
cooperate with the committee of the fes-
tival association TO secure reduced rates
upon all roads entering indianapolis during
the festival week. From the Board of
Trade: Lynn B. Martindale, John r. Pear
son, George A. Gay.
From the Commercial Club: Charles T..
Coffin, ]. S. Lazarus, Julius Walk.
President Beyeridge, of the festival asso-
citation. has designated the festival associa-
TONS advertising committee, of which Fer
dinand Mayer is chairman, to take charge
of all matters pertaining to transportation,
In connection with the Board of Trade and
Commercial Club committees. The board
of directors of the May Music
Fscttval Association has decided 10
give four night concerts. instead OF
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DRESSED LIKE POLICEMEN.
A Trio Holds Up james III. Hedges, a
Septuagena rinn.

About o'clock yesterday morning the
family of James II. Hedges. 72S North No
bic street. was awakened by vigorous
pounding on the door Mr.. Hedges opened
the door and thought he saw three police
men. They stepped inside. One Of them
pointed pistol at him and promised, should
he make noise, to blow off his head. The
two other men then went upstairs and made
complete search of the house. They
found little, however, except bottle of
whisky and some cigars. They took these
ard departed. Mr.. Hedges is past seventy
years old, and was alone in the house with
his wife at the time. He says that two of
the men wore blue clothing with brass but
tons, and one of them had silver-colored but
tens like those worn by members of the
city IRE department All wore SLOUGH hats.
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three as heretofore. and II is the inten-
ton to make that week FESTIVAL week for
the city. An unusual degree of interest in
the festival is being manifested. The guar
anty fund is already greater than ever be-
fore and ii is the intention of the festival
directors to increase It to at least $50 900.
Many citizens and firms have gone on the
guaranty fund for next season for $500 each.
It is felt that the May festival has come
to be as eventful to Indianapolis as the
Mad Gras is to New Orleans. and the great
festival events of various kinds are to the
respective cities in which they are held.
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Last night at the Commercial Club meet
ings were held of all the subcommittee of
the finance committee having in charge the
collection of funds for the Pythian national
eacampment, except two. Quorums of each
committee were present and the work
mapped out was explained by the SUBJ
chairmen and general exchange of views
had. Nearly every committee has decided to
begin the active work OF solicitation at
once. Some VIII not start until next week
and some not until the week between
Christmas and New Years. II Is anticipated
70 have nearly the full amount desired, $25,-
600. pledged by Jan. l.
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Y. w. G. A. Notes.

A health talk will be given at the Young
Women's Christian Association tomorrow
evening at o'clock by DIR. Mary Smith,
of the Insane Hospital; subject, Sewers
of the Body
The Sunday gospel service at 4 o'clock
in the afternoon will be held by Miss Ade-
laide Carmen: subject, Gods Gifts to Us;
What are Ours to Him?'
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Fans

Here are five of the fnest-a
little too fine for popular demand,
hence the reduction in price.
White Ostrich Fam with Is finest
plumes. mounted on pearl, inlafd
with gold. the price was $45; re- Coz
duced now tO.......-.......-..-..-.-.. APA@O
White Ostrich Fan, with IS finest
plumes, on plain polished pearl; G12
it was $50; reduced now to........... .PAO
Handsome White Ostrich Fan, G10
with pearl handle was SIS; now......APAO
One Black Ostrich Fan. with
finest plumes, on real tortoise 60 IN
she'll frame, was $40; reduced to. .Ap Il - 'Ov
Black Ostrich Fan. that was
$3.50, real tortoise shell handle; 90 M
now ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
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OPEN THIS
EVENING

If you can't'come during the day,
come iii the evening. The new ar
titicial light almost equals day, and
stocks take on an added beauty
under the rays Of hundred spark
1s..r- o1o14~s. 1,.-~.,o,-.
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HOLIDAY RATES.
penusvIvauia-Va Lines

Tickets will be sold at reduced rates Dec "a, -
and 81 1897 and Jan. l. 1898. Good returning until
Jan. 4. Special limits for students on presenta.
agents No. As W. Washington street. Union Sta
ton Massachusetts avenue address
W. W. RICHARDSON, d. p. A.
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Christmas HINTS

Get the best hats made-Dunlap's cele-
brated hats, Guyers Boston hats and Stet-
sons Philadelphia hats, at Seaton's Hat
Store.
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Dry Champagnes are all the rage; those
who prefer them should try Cooks Impe-
rial. It's extra dry and very fruity.
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Moderate Price Furniture

Insure with German Fire Insurance or In
diana. General offices. 20 South Delaware
street. Fire. tornado and explosion.
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*l.oo-cINcINNATI AND RETURN-s1.OC
Last of the senson.

Special train leaves Union Station Ills a.
m leaves Cincinnati returning 7:15 p. m.
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Discount of 10 per cent.
on Toys, Dolls, Games
and Books .
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Suitable presents for the holidays. knowing b
ers trade here. ISKE BROS, opp. courthou
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Musical Presents cheap at wulschner's.
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see the China closets at WIN. l ELDERS.
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2 Great Lots
OF Merchandise for To-day
Sale from 5 A. M. to $50 P. M.

LOT
Tree Tinsel, Metalaphones, Lead
Soldiers, Tea Sets, worth up to PIC
lUc. - II
LOT q
Large Tinsel Ornaments, French
Flutes, Mixed Candy, Engine ~
and Cars, worth up to 15c...........-..OS
LOT 3
Checker Board and Checkers,
large Rubber Balls, Celluloid
Balls, China Cup and Saucer, 10c
worth up to 25c.... .....................A
LOT4
Cup Saucer and Plate, six-key
Piano, large size Tin Kitchens,
Boards, worth up to s5c ............... lSc
LOT =
Banquet Lamps, Vase Lamps,
Albums, Dolls, Fancy Vases, q 00
worth up to $2.......................AF A'
LOT q
Ladies' Hemstitched Handker-
chiefs, in plain and fancy coll a.
ored borders, Sc kind, for................OC
LOT z
Handkerchief Boxes, worth 75c, EOc
for............ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Ladies' Fancy Carriers. worth soc. 0Ec
1or.....'.. ..................'....@
LOT -
Ladies' Combination Pocketbooks, o.
all leather 39c kind, for .............. NV
Leather Shopping Bags, worth DC
QUO, Ior ........'....'..........'
LOT .
Fancy Ribbons, in stripe and
plaid, all coloTs and all silk, 1Oc
inches wide, worth 35c, for. ........... ~
Xmas Hosiery
LOT 40
LADIES Fancy Isle Drop-stitch
Hose, the 75c quality, for, pair S0c
(tWo limit. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. wv
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LOT
LADIES' Fancy Isle Drop-stitch
soiid-colored tops, the 59c quail 4Oc
~, for, a pair. Northumberland 9S
LOT IL
To-day Innings for, yard. %I2O
Some goods in this lot worth 10c and up 10
Facing. Rustic Taffetas, Corset Jean, Waist
Innings, Edwards Best Cambria, ETC., all
for Gee yard.
LOT 13
Indigo BLUE cALfcoEs, Turkey Red
CALICOES, etc.
LOT
Astrakhan, Lofka, Electric Seal,
Wool Seal, French Coney and
Krimmer Collarettes, worth up ga "A
TO $lV, r................sss...s's.. 49,
LOT 1S
English Seal Collarettes, with A.
inch border and top collar of
Chinchilla; value 50 and $3.50; ST. QS
choice. .............. .................R Oe~O
LOT 16
Brook Mink, eight-tail Cluster ga ~
Scarf, worth -, for...............AP 1sEo
LOT
Ladies' Beaver Cloth Jackets.
high storm collar, faced back
with same cloth; actual value ga "a
$3.50; sale price.................... P>s~
LOT 1S
Ladies' Boucle fancy-lined Capes, d. 0G
edged in Thibet, $40 value. 49,. ApOsSO
LOT I'D
Ladies' Suit of Fancy Mixed
Cloth, fly-front Jacket actual d. 00
value $3.50, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. P|s0O
LOT 20
Silk Waists, about half price. in
fancy stripes checks and plaids, GR S0
at 1898 to..................-........ POsO
LOT 81
SIR Dress Skirts, ten patterns to Cd "a
select from, worth up to $10..... P-Ts0O
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Regal Mandolins are finest. AT wulschner's S.
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Music Boxes An Kinds at wulschners.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-12-16

Klmball pLanos. ,-arIln 8 Lennos. d Mkt 81.
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McGilliard Agency Co. Fire insurance.