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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-07-17

men who seemed I'm very high spirits. he
began to scent joke. His wife assisted
him In reaching conclusions and they are
not speaking to their jocular young friends
There is a well known gentleman in town
whose wife cannot stand the heat of this
climate. and early in the season she HES
herself to cooler atmosphere and late in
the season he joins her for month or six
weeks. She has gone. but before leaving
she put her house in order locked 1t well
and made arrangements for him to live at
the hotel. not even giving him permission
to sleep in his own bed, if he SO preferred.
The reason for ner seeming harshness Ia
this Last year she went away and left him
in the house and maid was hired TO come
every morning and straighten up his room.
Ee had the whole house to himself, and
went out for his meals When he went to
join his wife ne packed his va.lise, shut the
front door and walked to the car, contem-
plating his good vacation. When he and his
wife came home, six weeks later, they went
into the house, but 1t was not as clean as
it might be. He had left the sitting room
window wide open for six weeks, and the
combination of rain, wind and dust, leaves
and cobwebS made 1t a sight to behold.
There was burglar insurance on the house
and not a burglar helped himself to any,
thing, nor did any of the neighbors close the
window. The wife would not trust the hus-
band second time to close the house, so
that is the reason he is turned out of his
home and lives at the hotel.
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EmbrOideries

Seems foolish to tell of embroideries when
the department is as busy as bee hive, but
this lot of dainty edges will be distributed as
cheaply as they came to us. More than 10000
yards, bought in lump of an importer that
was tired of selling in little lots. Here's sam
pie prices for tomorrow.
Fine Swiss and Jaconet edges, and inches wide,
open work with fast buttonhole edges, dainty
scallops l0c value, for, yard ................5c
Swiss and Jaconet Insertions, l and inches open
work, new designs, worth 20 cents to import, sale
IUC
5nch Swiss Flouncng, open designs fast edges,
Fine Jaconet Skirt Flouncing to inches wide,
open edges wide margins, usual Csc quality, at,
900 yards Swiss Skirt Founcing, 10 to II inches
wide, worth up to 4Sc yard, for ..............19c
25c Linen Batiste Bands and Insertion for. ....12lc
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WASSON'$
CARLYLE AND GLADSTONE.
The Sage of Chelsea Had No Liking
for the Statesman.

W. T. Stead, in Review Of Reviews.
Mr.. Carlyle had small love for Mr.. Glad
stone but his criticisms were apt to be
this / had an amusing illustration in 1877.
Carlyle and Gladstone were then the two
gods of my idolatry, and it grieved me to
hear the way in which the Chelsea philoso-
pher went on about the Liberal leader.
There is that Gladstone growled Mr.. car
lyle, who Is running up and down the
country talking and talking, filing whole
acres of the papers with his speech, and
never, so far as / can see a single wise
word in the whole of it, Really, Mr. Car
thought you would have been delighted
with one of his recent speeches in which he
expressed in his own way the same ideas as
those you have been impressing on me. Do
you not remember? The speech was made
only q week or two since" Remember"
said Mr.. Carlyle with disgust. Why, do
you think / ever read his speeches? have
never read q word of themi" Mr.. Carlyle
was not the first nor is he the last to con-
denim Mr.. Gladstone unheard. Mr. Carlyle
was more felicitous in his sarcastic COM
parison between Disraeli and Mr.. Gladstone.
I have. often been amused" said Mr..
Carlyle. 'at thinking of the contrast be-
tween the two men. There is Beaconsield-
he hasn't cot conscience at all. and he
well pleased he is that it should be so: but
as for that other one-the Gladstone-eh
mon, what a conscience he has. There never
down to it and obeys 1t if 1t were the
very voice Of God himself But, Ell, sir, he
has the most marvellous faculty in the world
for making that conscience say exactly
what he wants"
That was Mr.. Carlyle's way of putting
Mr.. Gladstone's exceeding Conscientious
ness. He was so overaccurate that he
often seemed not 10 be accurate at ALL He
was so careful to make the finest distinc-
lions, to convey TO a hairs breadth his ex-
act meaning that sometimes he seemed to
be refining and clubbing and creating loop
holes for escape at some future time In
reality he always told the truth exactly as
he saw IL, but he saw It so clearly and with
such mathematical accuracy that to the or
IS, but only as ii appears. the difference be-
sween what Mr.. Gladstone saw and what
lTr. Gladstone said ne saw was often quite.
tuexplicable.
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Hot Weather
Underwear
For Men, Women and Children

Tor Wen, WOnlen and Children
Mems lightweight Derby-ribbed Shirts and Draw
Mems Fine Balbriggan Shirts and Drawers pearl
buttons, covered seams, SOC quality .........37HC
Mems weight Balbriggan Shirts and Draw
erS, all sizes ......................2 &c
Mems silk-fnished Babriggan basket weave
and ribbed Lisle Thread Shirts and Drawers $500 SOC
Mems extra quality Drill Drawers full size we'll
made 25c
Women's crochet finish neck and arm Richelieu
Ribbed Vests, each .....................2Hc
Womens fancy ribbed, tapped neck Summer Vests. &c
White and Ecru, Richeleu ribbed, tapped neck and
arm Summer Vests. 1Oc
Fancy ribbed, extra quality white and Vests,
tapped neck and arms 19c value. 12Hc
Childrens low neck Rchelieu ribbed Vests, tapped
neck and arms, II re quality Sc
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New Wash Goods

Just at this time of year most merchants
are cleaning out old odds and ends of Summer
Wash Goods. How different here Hardly a
day passes without five or six cases of novelty
thin stuffs arriving, the very cream of the
seasons patterns, bought and to be sold at
about half former values. These for to-
morrow:
Good Washable Lawns yard .....................3c
Printed Tow Linens natural linen printed in navy
blue, brown and black, 25c quality yard SIC
Plain Tow Linens, extra weight 25c quality yard.
Heavy Monte Linens, shrunk 45c quality, yard Csc
36-inch Kentucky Linens, skirting stripes and
checks, DOC quality, yard. 81 nc
Embroidered Linen Suits at half
the cost to import
India Mulls, new designs, blue ground, white fig
ures fne sheer CLOTH 40 styles, zoe quality, yard 1Oc
Lappet Mulls new, navy and white, black and white
stripes and figures, 25c quality ..............1 2Hc
Fine Printed Batiste and Dimities zoe qualities
ydlu I12C
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TO STUDY THE STYLES.
Madam karre s, of the New York store
Millinery Department., Will
Go to Euroue,

In accordance with their liberal policy
and In pursuance of the efforts to get the
best that is to be had for Indianapolis la
dies. the New York Store will send their
head milliner, Madam Karnes, to London
and Paris. She leaves tonight fer New
York, from which port she win sail for
southampton on the Germanic. Wednesday
aext. This is the third employee Of the com.
pany 20 so to Europe this summer.
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A Towel Deal
By which you benefit, a
quick swapping up of a
jobber's odd lots gives
YOU these chances.

Turkish Bath Towels, size Is by
0O, DIT DC
Turkish Bath Towels, 20 by At, at. 1Oc
Turkish Bath Towels, ~ by As,
Turkish Bath Towels, % by 5O.....15c
Plain Hemmed Huck Towels, at,
GdCA &c
SO dozen Hemmed and Hemstitched
Towels, 4 DC kind, for. DC
15c Hemmed Huck Towels, as
sorted fancy borders, very soft
finish, at ................ 121kc
Our regular zoe Towels size FL by
A, at ........................s... ..16c
Tea Towels, &c and. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Fruit Napkins, all Linen, at...........4c
wash ClOlnS ........................ G
Extra size Bath Cloths. .................Sc
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Millinery Moves

Monday will see the beginning of the
end-for this season-in the Millinery De-
partment. What is left here must go
quickly. The price cutter has carved
deep, and more particularly upon high
class millinery.
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Trimmed Hats

20 Hats, trimmed with flowers,
ribbons, net ETC., made to sell for
81 to 81, choice. .9Sc
20 Hats, many of the best 81 to
SD Trimmed Hats of this season,
just one object now, to sell
them, choice ........................S 10
16 Trimmed Hats on one table,
every one good styles and desir-
able shapes; they were made to
sell for So to $11, choice. .4S
All the balance of our stock of
Trimmed Hats, many &1S,
$40 and $22 Hats, Leg
horns, ETC., go at ..................S6.O 90
Linen Wheel Hats, Alpine shape,
IOC hluu ''..'''s.'.''.'.s....s. zoo
Denim and Linen Wheel Hats, Sail
or shape, telescope crown, CSC
White Rough Braid Walking Hats,
desirable travelling hats, So
grade ......... ......................sS1 90
Cloth Wheel Hats, tam crown, roll
stitched brim trimmed with quilts
and ribbon, S1.&5 quality.
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Fine Muslin Gowns, Empire style,
full width and length, yoke and
lapels trimmed with embroidery in
sorting and baby ribbon, our regu-
lar Soc gowns, tomorrow. .......
Best quality Muslin Gowns, extra
full width and length, V-shaped
yoke, trimmed with two rows en-
broidery inserting, edge, and two
rows of seven tuckS EACH cuffs
trimmed with tucks, edged with
embroidery, regular 1925 value;
tomorrow ....... Observation-Disclosures.
Fine Muslin Drawers, umbrella
shape, S-inch fiounce of cambria,
edged with fine embroidery, TIC
value, while they last, tomorrow :.
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Puck.

Mrs Blocker (of New York)-Your nurse
appears to be very well-informed girl
Mrs. Bacon XIII (of Boston)-She could
hardly help it, you know. She has been as
sociated with little Emerson for nearly three
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-07-17
Infants Wear

Long Slips, made of soft-finish Cam
brio, finished at sleeves and neck
with dainty embroidery, yoke of
fine tucks ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. SOC
Long Slips of long cloth, embroidered
and tucked yoke, finishing braid
and embroidery at sleeves and
neck. 75c style, or...................5Sc
Short Dresses, made of long cloth,
four clusters of tucks in yoke.
ruffie at neck and sleeves, material
alone would cost you 46c, ages L
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HOuSefurniShingS

Rogers Bros Silver-plated Tea
spoons, per set of 6...............S1.1
Rogers Bros Siver-plated Table
spoons, per set Of 6............... 1924
Rogers Bros. Silver-plated Dinner
Knives or Forks, set of 6........&1.4S
Largest size 3-hoop Wooden Wash
Tubs, the Csc ones, for.
Strong Cotton Clotheslines, 40
foot length :........................
Hardwood Clothes Pins, per dozen. lie
Heavy REFINED Dishpans. ..............9
Four-quart Maslin-lined Preserving
Kettles ......... ......................,.lO DC
Galvanized Iron Laundry Dippers,
the 25c size .....................12c
Square Tin Bread Pans. &c
Rice Root Scrub Brushes ................sBc
Galvanized Iron Watering Pots.....2lc
Wooden Picnic Plates, Dozen.
jelly Glasses, with tin covers...........1c
Masons Fruit Jars, with porcelain
lined caps
Rubbers for Mason's Jars, per Dozen. &c
1O-quart Granite Iron Kettles. .......39c
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UndermuSlin Wonders
For Mondays Selling

Beautiful dainty garments, made with all the good
of home-done work. Every piece is value-wonder
All previous selling records have been passed in the
ing of it and there's greater values than for
rows selling
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-07-17
Silk Selling Tomorrow

Black Silks
1t will pay you to buy them and lay
them away; they will cost you double
later on.
Brocaded Satins, the 81 kind, for
yard. soc
Brocaded Satins, such as sold at $1.19,
tomorrow, yard ..............6 Csc
Elegant Black Peau de Sole, the
warranted kind, $1.25 was the
price, our price tomorrow, yard. soc
Satin Duchess, "a inches wide, they
were cheap at S125, while they
last they will be sold at, yard. -. SOC
Black Taffetas, tomorrow for. sc
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Wash Wrappers

Just in time for this scorching hot
spell comes this important selling
of pretty Wash Wrappers, 20
dozen in ALL dainty Lawn and
Percale Novelties, handsomely
trimmed with lace and embroidery,
Wrappers worth $3.50 and
Lot of fine Wrappers in Organ
die. Swiss, French Percale and
Dimities, trimmed in lace and
embroidery, worth up to 81 .....S .0S
75C WHITE GOODS 900
India Linen as low as, yard .......5c
15c Sheer Linen-finish India Lin
EN-, q yard ........:.-...............
Zoe Sheer Lnen-finish India Lin
Ell, ydru OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. &c
Boo Sheer Linen-finish India Lin
Persian Lawns at 1,7c, 25c. 35c, 4Oc.
and up to T5c yard.
lOc Nainsooks at, a yard. &c
Novelties in White Goods, that sold
as high as 75c, now, yard. 3Oc
Fine White Pique, zoe quality. .1219c
S6-lnch Heavy Cord Pique, 26c
quality, yard northumberland &c
XNFH MSS
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Fine Cambria Drawers umbrella
shape. fiounce, 33 inches wide,
edged with embroidery, with a
heading of herring-bone braid, reg
C uiar ST. value .........................( SOC
Fine Muslin Skirt full width knee
fiounce, edged with embroidery,
trimmed with tucks, full dust rufiie,
value Csc; tomorrow ...............60C
Lot of Corset Covers, good muslin,
well made, in 40, AZ and A
sizes. only. value 15c; sale price. Sc
New lot of Corset Covers just re-
ceived, in plain, lace and embroid-
ery-trimmed, at 75c, SOC. 35c,
c 20c and ........................... so
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Wash Skirts

Fine Linen Crash Skirts, just re-
ceived, full 4 yards wide, 5-inch
hem, regular S1.75 Skirt. CSC
Fine White Pique Skirts, full A
yards sweep, with 7-inch hem,
others will ask you $2.75 for
same CT EA
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Silk Remnants

1,25o yards of Silks in pieces o
2 yards to 8 yards, the remnant
made during the season, GO
tomorrow for less than half.
800 yards CSC Silks at, yard 2sc
$50 yards SOC Silks at, yard. 1oc
900 yards 75c Silks at, yard SIC
215 yards 81 Silks at, yard. .4sc
IT'S yards 1925 Silk at, yard 6oc
115 yards $l.75 Silk at, yard. CSC
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Shirt Waists

Perhaps the jauntiest, prettiest
Shirt Waist we've shown this sea-
son goes on sale tomorrow it is
as good as any we've shown at ST.,
but the price will be.................5O SOC
A special showing of French Per-
Gale, Bingham and Madras Waists,
lines worth up to $50.
Monday will find a lot of very
chic" White Novelties in
Waists on our tables, ideas not
shown before, at $3. so, 1925
&1.T6, E15O and ............,.%1 90
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Embroidered Linen Suits at half
the cost to import
RIBBONS

A furry in Ribbons that you'll talk
about lone, after they're all gone; make
the best of these prices tomorrow.
$50 yards fine, pure Silk Ribbon,
z, = and A inches wide, fancy
plaids, stripes, cheeks and Taf
feta MORE, 1Sc, zoe and 25c
Fancy plaids. stripes, Bayaderes,
Taffeta and MORE Ribbons, 3 and
4 inches wide worth up to 4Oc a
yard, ali go at, yard. ....,,......1 Sc
Thousands of yards of fine, pure
bons A to ; inches wide in all
cream, pink, light blue. maize,
Nile. turquoise, ETC., good value at
35c "a. yard sdd 1,ihtoa ,r;as
pure Silk, bright Roman stripes,
75c and Si Fringed Ribbon ;i 5 : ~
g and d.. Hat a1oS ss sd go at .,;4Sc
BE yards long, for. .:......... 81 z. rs
Heavy, cord-edged double-faced
Black Satin Sashes,. i3la yards
long, inches wide, heavy
fringed ends, regular So Sashes,
for ......... Observation-Disclosures. 81. 80
SHEETS-CASES.
Another lucky buying of ready-to-use
Sheets and Cases, from the leading MAX
ers of the most popular Muslin, and at
third less than usual prices.
soc Bleached Sheets, size "a by
5Sos f Bieaehed Sheets, size ~ by
~ yards ..................... ..47c
6Oc Bleached Sheets, size 21a by
2h yards ...................... 53c
Hemstitched Sheets, size "a by 21a. SOC
Cases, ready to use; for.
Choice of 300, either AZ or 40
4 incnG5, Iod Cases &c &c
FOR THE BATH.
Csc Tooth Powder .................1215c
soc Hair Tonic ............,......... 35c
25c Oriental Tooth Wash. SC
1Oc Soap Boxes ..........................6 DC
Toe Toilet Powder ........................5
&5c Hair Brushes ......................19 Sc
39c Bath Brushes ......................2:1
1Oc Large Sponges ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
4 &c Bay Rum ..........................1 DC
zoe Florida Water. observation-disclosures 1ac
soc Pure CASTLE Soap, 3-pound
The evening times., 1898-12-08
The Aloha Medical Association,

Incorporated under the laws OF the District OF
Columbia,
Has been organized to benefit the citizens OF
Washington and is ready to enroll members.
The members are charged five (S5) dollars per
year for membership.
This membership entities you to the services
of a physician surgeon as the case may re-
auire and TO all necessary medicines and surgical
appliances for that year free of charge.
This fee of five (S5) dollars covers the head OF
the house If the head of the house is a man
it will cost % cents per year, EACH Tor his wife
and children. Thus, if a man becomes member
and he has a wife and three children, it will
cost six $50 dollars for one year for the entire
family.
The association will employ the best Physicians
from both schools, Homeopathic and Allopathic.
and YOU may have your choice You may visit
the PHYSICIANS Office telephone one OF the
Physicians and the Physician will visit you at
your home.
The best of everything in the way OF medicines
and appliances will be used and prompt and efh-
cient service given, it will inure 10 the As
sociation's credit and benefit to have prompt
service, which it guarantees.
You are entitled to call and see the Physician
as often as you desire, or have him call you
as often as needed without any extra charge
whatever You are in ful benefits as
| your certificate is issued. Will you sign as a
member?
For further information apply at the Office OF
8I5 e ST. n. w.
j. II. ELLIS, Manager.
Office Hours-s:30 a. m. to p. m, Washing
ton, d. @.
The evening times., 1898-12-08
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

Carl Eisenmiger for many years brew
master Of the Chr Heurich Brewing Com
pany has gone 10 Wilmington, Del,
where he will engage in the brewing busi-
ness.
Hon. d. + Wilber, member of the
House Of Representatives from the Twen-
ty-first Congressional district, Brooklyn,
N Y, has not yet arrived in the city,
being detained at his home on account of
illness.
Colonel NJ. IL McCord, formerly gov
eruor of Arizona and at present the colo
nel of the First Regiment, Arizona Vol
unteers, is at the Ebbitt. Col. McCord
says of his regiment that il is one of the
best in the American army. 1t was re-
cruited exclusively in Arizona and the
men. even before enlistment, were Injured
to hardship. The heat of the Cuban sun.
ii is thought will not cause these soldiers
much distress, because their own Arizona
boasts of a similar climate The First
Arizona is in camp at Albany, Georgia
II is the belief of officers and men that
they will soon be ordered to Cuba. Col.
McCord is in Washington in connection
with personal business matters.
The evening times., 1898-12-08
HEBREWS OPPOSED TO
POLITICAL ZlONlSN
sEssroy At RICHMOND
RESOLUTIONS Adopted by the Union
of American Hebrew Associa-
tionx Against Emigration.

Richmond, Va, Dec. S.-The greater
part of yesterdays sessions of the Union
of American Hebrew Congregations. was
again taken up in stormy discussion oil
the so-called Zionistic movement OF Jews
back to Palestine. The report, "hich
was discussed at length, was that SUB
nitted by Dr. David Philipson, Simon
Wolf and Joseph Krauskopf, and is as
follows:
The Union of American Hebrew Con-
gregations, in convention assembled, in
view of the active propaganda being
made at present for the so-called Zionis-
tic movement, deems it proper and nee
essary to put itself on record as follows:
I'VE are unalterably opposed to political
Zionism The Jews are not a nation but
a religious community. Zion was pre-
cious possession of the past-the early
home of our faith-where our prophets
.-'-~~~l their world-subduing thoughts
and our psalmists sang their world-en-
Chanting hymns AS such 1t is holy
The evening times., 1898-12-08
OF THE NATIONAL
GEOGRAPHIC SOCIETY
The second of the Popular Course
Of Lectures TO he Given To-
morrow Evening.

The second of the popular course Of lee
lures by the National Geographical So
ciety will be given at Congregational
Church tomorrow evening. beginning at s
O'Clock.
The lecture for the evening is entitled
Brazil and Its Revolution" and viii be
delivered by Hon. Robert Adams. jr..
member of Congress from the Second dis
trict of Pennsylvania.
Mir. Adams viii commence his lecture by
reading a short account of Brazil, de-
scrip;iVe of its people, customs, scenery.
modes of living and other characteristics
of the country. and will be illustrated by
d set OF views prepared under Mr.. Adams
personal direction, many Of them being
beautifully colored true 10 the rich Yer-
dure OF that country.
At the close of the lecture Mr.. Adams
will make statement bearing upon the
present controversy relating to the ascent
Of the Teton Mountain, rs he was men,
her OF the party Of the United States Geo
logical Survey that made the ascent in
lS-o
The evening times., 1898-12-08
WILL OF THE LATE
SAMUEL B. BEYER
LenVes His Estate to Children and
Wife, Naming the LATTER ns
sole. ENecutriS

The Will of Samuel b. Boyer, dated
May l6 last, was filed today. Accord ng
to its terms he makes thesfollowing dis
position Of his estate: To his daug lter.
Agnes V. Bagnam. $40; to another daugh-
ter, Annie E. Butt, $2eO; 10 his son,
James V. Boyer. 500. his tools and his
watch and chain. All the remainder Of
his property. real and personal. with the
exception of other beQuests mentioned
the deceased leaves to his wife. Sa. an a.
Boyer. TO hold for her natural life and at
her death il shall be divided as follows:
To his daughter. Agnes Bagnam, the
premises No. 9l2 ID Street southwest TO
Annie E Butts the house and lot No. $40
ID Street southwest; to James Boyer, his
son. the lot No. 7l3 Seventh Street south
west. The deceased names his willow,
Sarah A. Boyer. as the executriN of as
estate.