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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-03-20
Correct Costumes

A beauty in French gray, blouse style
with gored skirt, seams outlined in ribbon
and braid, ornamentation in cut steel, vest
front of honeycomb-pla white mousse
line, cross-strapped with black ribbon.
Skirt lining consists of drop skirt of
light blue taffeta.
A Checked Worsted Suit, man-made and
Silk-lined; is model of simplicity. No
bit of trimming anywhere; no ruff1e to the
skirt lining; even the buttons are invisible
Our price is full $40 below that of GAG IN
fashionable tailor; complete. .~OOsVV
A Military Costume of Red, has the new
French double circle skirt. A more per-
feet hanging skirt was never invented, the
fit over the hips being as snug that of
its perfect-titting Russian blouse. Trim
ming is of round tinsel cord and @1E IN
brass buttons. The price. .V@C.VV
English Box Coat Suits of costume check
tailor stuff, silk-lined throughout, double
stitched seams; coat with wide cloth fac
ing, STANDARD coat collar; man. C3E IN
Cheviot Serge Jacket Suits, in cadet blue,
green and black, neatly made and lined
throughout with Changeable Taffeta Silk
If you find it's match in value for SIS we
will be disappointed; all sizes; &l2OS
d suit ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. N~~s>O
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Feed your horse JANEs's Dustless oat


People of the dressy sort are constantly looking
for something out of the ordinary. The fncky
sort who want APPROPRIATENESS and prices within
the bounds will find two attractions at the FASH
ion TailoTs 122 North Illinois street. An immense
showing of spring novelties is attraction; the
lowest prices quoted Is another. The man
who attempts to go through life without good
clothes will certainly find himself not "in it, on
many occasions. Easter is not far distant and
every young man wants to be dressed neatly
as his friends of the fairer If you will join
our suit club you get suit by paying 81 a
week. If you would celebrate Easter by wearing
a new suit call and critically examine fine
stock of fabrics and make a choice. and will
have q perfect fitting, elegantly finished suit fin
ished for you by that time Our prices are on the
best of terms with all of the pocketbooks here
abouts. The reason is very clear to those who
have given their orders. The Fashion Tailors,
122 North Illinois street. Joe p. Sullivan, Man
40
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-03-20

After Mr.. LockTnan had been carried
off" the stage by his friends the chairman
suggested that IL it be possible the dele
gates cast their votes by wards as the
work could then proceed much more rapidly.
On the second ballot all of the votes were
cast in this way, except those of the
apolis and Center township outside. These
delegates insisted on voting by precinct.
Considerable time was consumed in getting
ready for the second ballot, and there was
much '.caucusing' and consulting among
the delegates. On the second ballot, when
the Ninth ward was reached. there was an
sired to withdraw his name. This ballot re-
e,1lfol.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-03-20

The first meeting of the new Kappa Kap-
pa Gamma Club of Indianapolis, was held
yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs.
T. M. Bosson. on College avenue. About
forty ladies We're present. The Kappa color
effect was carried out in the house decora-
tons. Mrs. A, F. Potts read paper and
Miss Smith recited. Mrs. Bosom was as.
sisted by Mrs. Newman, Miss Barnhill,
Miss Kelso Miss Wallace and Miss Marsee
The club will meet with Mrs. Benjamin
+. Kelsey May IA.
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NOTICE.

Society K. of p:
TIE members of Olive Branch Lodge, No.
2, X. of p, will meet in Castle Hall on sun
day, March 20, at l o'clock sharp, to attend
the funeral of Brother Captain Fred Ward.
Bring gloves and jewels
Members Of sister lodges are invited to
join us in performing these, the last sad
rites. H. M. SCHUBERT, G. c.
Attest: Z. r. HARRIS. K. of r. and S.
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In the Center CasS

Is French Flower Hat so dainty and
sweet that one almost expects fragrance
from petals so delicate and natural.
Not less attractive is Pouyanne Leg
horn, buried in wealth of roses and
plumes.
Much admired is magnificent Black
Jetted Chiffon Hat, with trimming of
black plumes.
The Ponlpadour Poke is here in ali its
grace and glory, while the popular Sher-
herdess will add to its many admirers all
who appreciate the picturesque in mill
linery.
The novel Mushroom shape has found
place also among the pleasing array, while
many others less striking in effect make a
background OF elegance that is as charming,
viewed collectively, as it is satisfactory as
an aggregation of perfect individual crea-
tons.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-03-20

votes, also a majority of those cast, they
were declared the nominees and the conven-
ton forthwith adjourned
Messrs. Marer, Whitesell and Glass now
hold office, respectively, under Justices WAL
pole, Nickerson and Hay. Mr.. Pratt is
colored man. Mr.. Deaxin is one of the ac-
tive young Republicans of West Indianapo-
lis. The constabulary candidates are all re-
garded as excellent choices
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No Corset "Just
as Good" as......
Her Majesty's

Of all the many corsets in the field, none
seem to encroach on the territory occupied
by "HER MAJESTY'S" Corset. It's field
is distinct. No other Corset is or can be
like it, because of the perfect patents
owned and controlled by its makers. True,
it has imitators, but the limitations so i'm
perfectly initiate that none of them can be
said to be ''just as good'' as "HER
MAJESTY'S" at our Corset Department.
You will save health, time and money by
refusing to trif1e with corsets that but
feebly initiate the splendid features of the
genuine.
Ask TO see HER MAJESTY'S" at our
Corset Department.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-03-20

One of the very best in quality is of plain
colors, in moss green, cardinal, cerise and
watermelon. 1t is substantially corded
with double-weight facing, full SI3 rs
A beauty with novelty ruffles and deep
y flouneing is most attractive in style and
SapeC digIere0 owdP erISnl half $75
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Coats

One of the most stylish in a stock where
all is above the mediocre is a Bayadere
Pleated Box Coat of Beige Melton, lined
with horizontal striped Taffeta of cerise
and black and turquoise and CT rn
black. 1t costs but. .................%Af'O V
AN ENGLISH VENETIAN FLY-FRONT
JACKET, has strapped seams and finished
with four rows of stitching. The lining
is of fancy striped Taffeta; the cre no
price .................... .......,."..~Ao'SV
A Box Coat of Coachman Kersey, lined with
heliotrope Taffeta brown velvet col
lar and large pearl but cIn m
IONS ...................... ............. .~AOsVV
A Self-Color Venetian Coat, comes in OK
blood, hussar and coachman drab, the lin
ings are of contrasting color surah; tailor
ing is above criticism, the price
below economys closest figure, OF nr
Sdcn ....................... .............~Ss>O
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-03-20

Workmen at the Statehouse are getting
Indiana's artillery ready for war, or peace,
or spring perhaps. Everybody brightens
up when spring comes round. Gust. Ros-
berg the merchant tailor, at II North
such a chance for the men folks to be
brightly and stylishly arrayed as this
spring Mr.. Rosberg, with his usual en-
terprise, has secured many special and orig
inal patterns in fabrics such as the strictly
fashionable men will wear They are the
handsomest goods brought out this season.
Mr. Rosberg's prices Tor suits, overcoats
and trousers are extremely reasonable. Men
who would be up to date should see him.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-03-20
ICKERsoN ON THE SECOND

MCPHERSON ON THE SECOND.
The second ballot resulted in the selection
OF w. III. Nickerson and Joseph Sheppard
they having received more than the PA
votes necessary to choice. AT the end of the
second ballot the name of D. J. Reagan
was withdrawn. J. w. Hosman, B. W. Coie
j. W. Sears and G. w. Yocum also Withdrew
from the race The convention then pro-
oeeded with the third ballot, the delegates
for the most part voting by wards. This
time there were but 420 votes cast, making
211 necessary to choice. On this ballot Har-
vey Stout received two votes more than was
necessary to nominate. This vote stood:
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-03-20

Changeable Taffeta Skirts, with deep
founce MORE. ribbon trimmed, 81 E0
Will De SOlQ dI...... ~ = - -
Plain Taffeta Petticoats. in burnt orange,
canary, light blue, heliotrope, bronze
cerise, watermelon, olive and several. 9TH
er shades, bound with velveteen and
finished with seven-corded& o. AZ
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-03-20

Anybody passing Massachusetts avenue
during last week will have been attracted
by big crowd in front of Mueller e. Wat
sons Cleveland Bicycle Store. Miss Lizzie
CLAW, the champion lady cycler of the
world, who will ride in this weeks Tomlin-
son Hall race, has been training daily on
her racer in the above window, and her
marvellous sprinting often called forth the
greatest enthusiasm. Miss CLAW rides the
Cleveland racer, the hottest baby in the
huuch
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-03-20
Cape Elegance

Gets fullest expression in the fluffy crea-
tons of silk and ruff1ed mousseline. One
of the handsomest takes on an almost
feathery appearance from the wealth of
ruffles piled one on another. The only
color is visible in a few points of cerise
ribbon at the neck.
A Braid Cape of stunning style, is draped
over violet colored Silk. The double
faced satin ribbon and ruffies of mousse
line add much of richness; the CT SO
price ,..........,....,.. .......4....... %~SsOSV
A Lace Wrap, draped over a cascade of
turquoise blue accordion-pleated Taffeta;
it is artistic in conception and @2E IN
development; the price. ............. .pOO.VU
A Cape of Braided Peau de Sole, is a model
of elegance. 1t is full circle, edged with
mousseline puffs and almost covered with
an elaborate design in silk braid can IN
II Will Cost. ....ss... .~O~'SN
A Novelty Collar of Taffeta, with lace
trimmed cascades, accordion-pleated, is
finished with bows of double-faced' satin
ribbon, set with brilliants; the price is
one Of its most attractive fea- CIT S0
lures ss..'........s...s. ......s........
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Silk Supremacy

Is manifest at every turn in this we'll as
sorted stock. THERE'S almost extravagant
abundauce-a recognition of fads without
complete submission to their caprices; a
full range of staple styles. and throughout,
the various weaves are an indication that
in no case was quality sacrificed for either
price or effect.
Colored Silk Poplins will greet you in all the
new shades Monday. There are turquoise,
chartreuse cardinal, light and dark grays,
dull army blue, rich browns and several
favorite green's. Better value is no.
' where than in these at aX1.sS0
ydTu $3.50. ........-..s..........,., AFAS~~O
There is a difference in Taffeta Silks; the
best of them wear none too well. Our
ablest discretion was used In the selection
of present stock and we believe you Will
not only be charmed by the beauty Of
coloring but well repaid in the wear OF
any of these, plain or cbangeable; a..
a yard 81 and. .OV\
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-03-20

For r. G. KEETER, when he dropped from
the fourth floor at 61a East Washington street,
and opened at 116 North Illinois street, his new
EST work the best work, and the most reason
able prices for al! kinds and styles of photo
graphs. He invites public inspection.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-03-20
No war with spain.

T. w. Fleming. merchant tailor. wishes to an
nounce to his many friends and customers that
of ali the latest novelties in both foreign and do
mestic goods. and would be pleased to have you
call and inspect them. / carry special line of
novelties, which up to date in every respect.
/ use the best of trimmings and employ the best
of workmanship. 1 guarantee satisfaction to all.
T. w. Fleming Merchant Tailor, 3l6 Indiana
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-03-20

The duplication
palm that
avoided
n
pleased both price, little few
from he many mayn be amiss for nstanc
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-03-20

One hundred copies of the book of the
Loyal Legion, entitled WAR Papers" re-
main for sale at Cathcart Cleland & Co.
Those who desire Q. copy of this indiana.
book should purchase at once. Price, ~.
Companions Should call for their volumes
at once at the same place.
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l. r.. G. and A. ID. C.

The /. B. C.. book beer is the A. =. Y. OF
a perfect brew. A-amber in color; B-bears
a rich and honest flavor; C-charms ana ex-
hilarates the drinker
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The Novelty Silks

Furnish a text that would, if described
in detail, exhaust the limit Of this page.
Here are few picked out from variety
seldom equaled anywhere:
A charming style is of Barred Taffeta. with
black broche stripes; it comes in eight
shades and is of weight that in e. En
sures wear; the price, yard. =. ~ AsOO
A Bayadere Novelty of soft finish satin
striped Taffeta eight shades in combina-
ton with black. 1t is unusuallyGN IN
elegant for the price, a yard. -. y AsOO
In red and black with equal half-inch
stripes of alternate Taffeta and Fable; a
prettier style is seldom seen at g. 0k
the price, a yard. ApAs ~
Another design of striking beauty is 2
inch Block Plaid, in four different color
combinations; the quality is ex- 81 D
cellent; the price, yard......... VAsAO
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Fashionable DresSmnI<in&.
atast stv1es at ZAP Virginia avsnue

Champagne as a restorer has no equal Cook
Imperial Extra Dry Champagne is pure, delicious
and fruity.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-03-20

Spring millinery opening Thursday and Friday
afternoon and evening March "a and %. Music
by Montani Brothers. Open evenings. Miss Boil
linger, New 3S7 Massachusetts, avenue.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-03-20
A Special Display
of them for Mon
day and Tuesday
and Wednesday.

Notice particularly these enumerated:
The Gainsborough has a 10-ribbed
frame and detachable handle. Some are
tucked, others plain; many are shadow
striped. while plaids show both beauty of
color and design.
The Americas Beauty is probably
the most delicate of all. A light steel
frame, buried in a mass of mousseline
ruff1es and festoons of lace, gives an idea of
its make up. The colors must be seen.
The Driveway and The Tailor Maid
are two new candidates for favor that par
take in style Of the present tendencies of
walking and carriage gowns.
The Princess OF Wales, with canopy
top, promises a degree of popularity sur
passing even the success of its prototype
in the favorite winter umbrella.
Just word now about buying. OF prob
ably 500 now i'll stock, each one is differ
ent in style or color from its mates, and
every design shown is confined exclusively
to L. S. Ayres & Co. The special one that
will please you perfectly is here now. Will
it be a month hence?
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Quality First.
Price AfterWard
ParaSOl PrettineSS

Like rainbow bursting in beauty from
clouded sky, these first arrivals from
parasoldom have come to shed their brilliant
richness over stock still somber with the
darker shades of winter season. We are
enthusiastic and we want you to share our
enthusiasm. To that end we have arranged
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-03-20
@. q. Kregelo. Funeral Director.
Ricxcle Race in . show Windovv.

Has resumed business at his old establishment
22S North Delaware street. Everything NEW and
complete. Residence telephone. No. 1885,
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-03-20
ALawn Skirt Offer

Umbrella style, full width, of fine white
lawn, trimmed with Pinch lace insertion
and f1ounce with 4-inch lace edge, pro-
tected with dust ruff1e.
When we add that the above Skirts were
made by Simon Stern and that the same
style has sold at 1896 this offer makes
its own. argument for your O. or
puying-Monday, each .PAsSO
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The PettiCOat Display

@ % tey @ RaH Corded Ribbon and
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-03-20
THE CONSTABLES

The work of nominating the constables
was done in short order Before the roll
call Of wards for nominations, w G. Beach
moved that the rules be suspended and that
the five candidates receiving the greatest
number of votes be declared the choice of
ths convention. There was no opposition
to this plan from the delegates, who We're
growing weary after four hours work, and
the motion was unanimously carried. Arthur
A. Whitesell. J. F. Henninger and George
Giessner were named by the First ward,
''cal'' Darnell by the Fourth. Thomas w.
Pratt and Fred Andler by the Fifth, Will
liam r. Deakin and William w Petty by
the Sixth. Philip Marer by the Seventh.
Frank Glass by the Ninth and John A. Fa-
her by West Indianapolis There was a
good deal OF enthusiasm manifested by Dea-
1nS friends, ard his nomination was sec
onded W this eighth and Twelfth wards.
Darnelfs nomination was intended for a
Joke, as he was IN TO sense seeking the
Office
Chairman Iittleton announced that each
ward was entitled to cast five times as
many votes as there were delegates, and
the voting began by wards. When the
Fifth ward was reached q delegate said that
ward wanted to vote by precincts. This
made the work little slower, but it was
soon finished, the vote standing: Marer, 1916
Whiteseil. 329: Pratt, 3l6; Deakin. 244 Glass
"a Petty, 1853: Glessncr. 146; Andler. 1s5;
Hennin2er. 125; Faksr. 70, and Darnell 4.
Marer, Nhttesell, Pratt. Deakin and Glass
having received the highest number OF
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-03-20

MI. SmOck, the last man nominated, is
brother of r. NJ. Smock, formerly justice
of the peace. The new candidate Is engaged
in the real estate business at present He
is membes of the G.. A. r. w. s. Lock-
man and w. H. Nickerson are both justices
or the peace and are candidates for re-elec-
ton. Joseph Sheppard has served as a
constable. Harvey b. Stout is a well-known
Indianapolis citizen. having lived here for
thirty years. He was deputy city clerk At
one time. He belongs to the G. A. r. He
lives ef on26 TIfoh1and nlaee
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Dollar
Novelty Silks

Are represented in choice styles of stripes.
p1aids, brocades, ETC., and range Of over
one hundred and fifty designs of Cheny
Bros best twilled Foulards.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-03-20

There being one justice of the peace to
elect, the convention proceeded with the
fourth ballot. Charles A. Clark withdrew
on this ballot w. c. Smock received 21S15
votes and was declared the nominee. The
fourth ballot was as follows
Blair ............. Observation-Disclosures 50
Hay ........... Observation-Disclosures. 90
Pritchard ............. ................... 1Os1s
Smock ............. ....................... Elsa
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-12-22

There are report. current here u a
panther or come other ferocious animal
which inhahit- the Hope creek country
ten miles from Bryan. IL il claimed
that parties have seen aud shot At the
animal and that dogs REFUSE % run 60.
Il BE- also stated thata big hunt will re
made for nae beast ou Christmas DAY.
When BOO noel oi fret class livery
accommodations you may be- trfe you
aiII set tbe up.taud he there on ume il
you vi.l call 900 W.T. James who gives
perona. attention to tbe wants Of bic
customer. 81
Rev raioenr DcIguiIIce has been
Boz rbe cry eysrl days having come
here az pastor Of ihr Italian Catholic
church De- announces that mass vii.
bee t.d every Sunday morning 40 5 and
luoc.otk
S.. u. Morgan and Misses Cora and
Minnie Morgan aud Mics Matte Boil.
lock were here f-om Reliance yesterday
Eugene Morgan aud Misses Cora and
Minnie left At nom for Lampa.as
The Eagle rcpubli-he~ this morning
. its announcements u Christina. tree.
and services. having received On addi,
iionai report of trees and services Of
nearly all points in tpe county.
| Everybody g. invited 10 visit the Cit,
Market Christmas eve 10 win b.
/ handsomely decorated cost
Mrs J. ". liu'chiu.ou of Houston
is here visiting hef parents, Mr.. anJ
Mr.. A. D McCounico.
Cloudy days are preferred boy ~ foI
sitting iof photographs. Willis q Cole
man Photographers. 36
The Eagle force returns thank. 10 tH,
ladies Of the Baptist church for O. bonn
uul lunch sent 90 the office yesterday
Sander Bros. Is Co. have purc HON,
made ribbon cane syfnp-the lur.t yUl
ever sag, Try Phone l0i. g,
/ J. Conway, Charles Tohia., Joui
\ Heau. v. Andrews Arthur Andrew
and other. we're here flom kurign go.
teriay
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-12-22
LOCAL NEWS.

Mnmm Extra Dry at Taylor Is Cox.
Sir. d. s. Purcell ua. boz town yc.tsr.
day
John r. WISE vas hsre from Austin
yesterday.
Born 20 Ar aoi Mrs. =. =. Parks,
daughter
Jim Young Ie', yesterday to visit 10
Mississippi.
Arthur leuk.n, r. here from Houston
20 speni the holidays.
Mr.. 7. i. Caywood of Rockdale. q.
here visiting relatives.
Miss Lula Mitchell of GatesyiIle, ID
visiting Bryan friends
Dr. aud Mrs j. s.. Gooiain came up
nom Wellbom Yesterday.
j.. r. Weaver wa +, pleasant caller at
the Eagle office yesterday
J.. II. welen AMI daughter Nis.
Edna, we're iu The city yesterday.
Lemons, zoe dozen, sweet yam pola.
toes, 2Oc bucket large Baldwin and m.
Get apples cheap. Geo. lliggs. %
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-12-22

Princeton, Ind Dec. ~. The boiler
OF engine No s.. Of the northbouna
passenger train on the Evansville and
Terrs Haule. exploited AZ tins train va.
pulling into Kings station, Three miles
south Of hers Engineer Archer was
blown through the cab window, buf 70
ceiyed no serious injuries Fireman
spindier was found under the rear pas
senger coach and Is seriously scalded
and uthervise injured The air wa
turned on 10 order 10 make the stop and
Immediately the explosion occurred
Both ends o. the boiler were blown out
ana the mail car attached damaged "a
some extent
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-12-22
Ner,h.rn nraneh.. cen.eIld..sa.

New York. Dec. 2i-Pre.iient A. L.
Stiliwel ~ the Kansas City, Piitsburg
and Gulf says that arrangements have
been concluded Tor a consolidation 81
the compauy's three northern ranches,
the Kansas Cry aud Northern, connect
ing the Omaha. kansl. City ami East.
ern aud the Omaha and s. Louis. The
consolidation will probinly b. known IS
tha Chicago Kansas CRY ani Gulf
Tncsage rights will De obtained over
the roads entering Chicago, 20 that only
% miles Of new track will have 20 b.
built