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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-01-23

zABBE-Christina Zabbe. JAZZ 81 az y aanl@
ezS South Alabama street. from 10 salosIs
Funeral Monday, p. m, from residence FrieTd@
invited.
ZOBBE-Christina Zobbe died Jan. Fl, at D.
m. aged thirty-fiYe years Funeral from resi-
dence, 62s South Alabama street, Jan a. at
D. N. Friends invited.
SIAiMONS-Mrs Eleanor Simmons, widow OF the
late B. +. Simmons, at the family residence
AZ Irving place told 10 School street., Jan. p
1855. 1t . 30 a. Funeral private, Monday, Jan.
a, at D. m.
REMAs-Anna NJ, widow Of Victor Remas
died Jan. p, at $3.50 y. m, aged sixty-eight
years. Funeral Monday, Jan. "a, at a m,
from residence, (new) SIG South Noble street.
Friends invited.
PARKER Elizabeth r. Parker, wife of Z. A.
Parker, died Jan. o. at 3:45 p. M, aged sixty
years and eleven months. Funeral Monday at
1880 p. m. az family residence. No. "a West
Twenty first street Friends invited. Burial
private
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Assessments of Farm Tracts.

A question was decided in the Superior
Court yesterday of considerable interest to
land owners. The point at issue was wheth-
err land extending back a thousand feet
from street on the outskirts of the city
and within the newly annexed limits of the
city, should be assessed as property abut-
ting a sewer, while persons having tracts
that extended back not more than $50 feet
were only assessed on the depth of their
lots The judges decided that these large
tracts were not plated within the mean
ing of the city charter. They were subdi-
yided for farming purposes and should not
be assessed more than 200 feet back for
sewer benefits.
One of tine suits involving this question
was brought by Joseph Bunshu against the
city to enjoin assessment, and the other
was brought by the Indiana Construction
Company against the estate of Frederick
K. Topp The plaintiff in the latter case
sought to enforce an assessment on prop
erty located on Capitol avenue.
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Against the transfer Company.

Another appeal case involving the right
of hackmen to solicit passengers in the
Union Station was decided in the Superior
Court yesterday. This was the case of the
city against Albert E. Blake, who repre-
sents the Bird Transfer Company at the
Union Station. For several years there has
been controversy between the transfer
company, which has an office inside the sta
ton, and the hackmen, who are prevented
by ordinance from soliciting within fifteen
feet of the station. 1t has been contended
by the transfer company that the ordinance
does not apply to the inside of the station,
and that the Union Railway Company may
exclude or admit solicitors as it pleases
The three Superior Court judges passed on
the question yesterday. 1t is held that the
ordinance applied to the interior of the sta
ton as Wen as the outside The judges
held that the transfer company has no
right under the ordinance to Solicit passen-
gers in the corridors of the station. The
question of the transfer company's right to
Keep an Office in the station was not raised
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wabash Defeats Anderson.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal
WABASH, Ind, JAM BY a score OF
s4Os to 1857 Anderson's crack bowling team
was beaten by the Wabash bowling team
here last night The scores of the five games
played are: First game, Wabash, III; An
derson, 6S2 Second game. Wabash, 663; An
derson, GA. Third game. Wabash 6S5; An
derson 70S. Fourth game, Wabash, sos; An
derson, SO. Fifth game. Wabash, $50; An
derson. 704. A purse OF $200 has been hung
up for the winner of two games in three
The first was won last Friday at Anderson
by the Anderson team. The tie will be
played of at Alexandria next week.
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Black Silks

20-inch All-silk- eros Grain.
sold last week for 75c. Sale
price ..................
20-inch All-silk Satin Duchess:
same goods advertised other
places for 6jc. Our price. -.
20-inch All-silk Black Brocad-
ed Silks for Skirts; sold all
season for S5c. Sale price,.
81 Empress Satin. no better
made. HEAVY ENOUGH
TO STAND ALONE. Sale
price ...................
$1.9S Peau de Sole; the kind
that is guaranteed to wear.
Sale price. .................
A beautiful new line of Plaid
Silks; all the new colorings
for Spring ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
A few beautiful Fancy-colored
Satin Stripes: all seasons
price has been $125. These
we will close out at....
Handsome line All-silk Fancy
Taffetas; worth 75c. Sale
price NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. /.
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Games are to be played four nights this
week as follows; Thursday, Independent
Turner'S and Old Guards, independent Turn
ers alley; Friday night, Indianapolis Bowl
ing Club and All-Americans, at the German
House; Capital City and Social Turner'S,
Turner's alley, and COMMUNICATIONS and
Lyra Casinos, at the Lyra alley.
Below is given. the standing and averages
of the various players in the tournament up
to the end of the second series of games
who have played in FIVE or more games:
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RumOrs OF a Disngreement.

The State Board of Education, after a
two days consideration of the proposition
of the nonstate college men for reorgani-
zation OF the board. adjourned yesterday
without having reached a conclusion. None
of the members will state anything in re-
gard 10 the elaboration. but il was given
out that the whole matter will now be
dropped until the board holds its regular
session in March. 1t is said that a disagree
ment arose between the board and the non
state men on some new phase of the nego-
tiations, and that both sides desired time in
which to consider the point raised.
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The Elks will give their annual entertain
ment at English's Opera House Feb. II
est. Valentines night) Eugene Saulcy will
be one of the end men and Councilman
George Coulter will also show his dramatic
ability. Morris Donnely- is to make his
debut as an interlocutor. Prof. Cent? and
his troup of performing dogs have also
volunteered for the entertainment. Other
features are 10 be secured.
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Inc German Club has arranged a grand
prize tournament at the German House for
its members, which will begin on Monday,
jan 81 and continue for three afternoons
and three evenings The ladies will bowl
on the alleys in the afternoon and the men
at night Each player will be allowed thir-
ty-siX balls. Twenty prizes. valued at $75
viii be given to the ten highest lady bowl
ers and the ten highest gentleman bowlers
The prizes will be awarded on Wednesday
evening. Feb. 2. after all members have
had a chance to bowl. Lunch and refresh
ments will be served, which will be free
for club members
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FuNERAL NOTICES.

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FUNERAL NOTICE-Members Of Washington
Lodge, No. ia, Knights of Honor, will as
semble at lodgeroom Sunday. Jan. %, at a. m,
to attend the fuRersl Of our late brother. Jacob
r. Frank. Service at West Washington-street
Presbyterian Church at 1890. Street cars have
been provided 10 take the lodge there, there
WIKI be no marching. Members Of sister lodges
invited to attend.
H. j. JACOBSEN, Reporter.
FRANK KING, Dictator.
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Linen Sale

A fine 40c Silver Bleached Ia
Bile Linen at, yard. .-........
5 pieces fine German Linen
Damask, the soc quality, at,
s pieces Pinch Silver
Bleached Table Linen, the
csc quality. at, a yard. .......
5 pieces 72-inch Bleached Satin
Damask, the 90c quality, at,
yard. .....................
Our 72-inch Bleached Double
Satin Damask, the $1.75 quail
ity, with Napkins to match, q
at, a yard...................... \
Our extra heavy 10c Crash, Is
inches wide, at, a yard ....
A fine Turkish Bath Towel,
double thread, size 40x20, at,
each .....-..............
1 bale &c Honeycomb Towels,
size 3SX1S, at, each.
10 pieces fire Japanese Dra-
perry, the 15c quality, at, a
yard NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
10 pieces fine Sateens, new
Wrapper designs. the 15c
quality, at, a yard.
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Taken 10 BowIipr Green q.

Edward Reynolds and William Jones were
yesterday taken from the Jail at Fort
Wayne to Bowling Green, o.. on requisi-
tion charging them with having burglarized
a store in the Ohio town.
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An Injunction Issued.

Judge Baker yesterday decided that the
complainant in the suit of the Paris Medi-
cine Company against Newton C. Davis
possessed valid trade mark and issued an
Injunction restraining the defendant from
infringing upon IT,
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CHURCH NOTICES.
PrenIlvterinn.

PLYMOUTH CHURCH Southeast corner Me-
ridian and New York streets. Frederic K
Dewhurst, minister. Sunday school, $780, Morn
ing service ,10:45. Sermon by the pastor, Even
ing service under direction the McCulloch Club
1880. First evening in the Message of Art
series-Landseer and Bonheur. The address will
be delivered by Miss Roda f. Selieck and will
be illustrated with a large number of stereop-
ticon views of the pictures of these two great
animal painters. A cordial invitation to the
services extended to all.
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THE BOWLING AVERAGES
MUELLER is STILL AT TOP OF THE
TOURNAMENT LIST.
Records of the Other PIayers-Prizes
to Be Given at the Ger
man House.

This week. the third and last series of
games in the bowling tournament, begins.
So far fourteen games have been played by
each of tie clubs, and seven more are to
be played. AT the beginning of the series
the Lyra Casinos and champions start out
tied for first place. The standing of the
va rior1S cl,IhS is &c follous.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-01-23

The Limited Gun Club viii have SPAR
row and target shoot at its grounds Feb
10 and II. Members OF the club and others
will leave for Hot Springs. Ark, Feb. 12
or Is on an excursion trip.
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FLANNER & BUcHANAN-,s Nor1a
Illinois street. Lady emDairaef, for
ladies and children. Office always
open. Telenhone GAL. Hacks a. : west
prevailing price.
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CLOAKS


rs Chlldren'S Jackets in all coll
orS, ages TO IA years; klon-
dike's prices were up to $3.50,
Monday ............... .......-
81 Children's Jackets in fancy
mixed cloth, half fitting en-
pire styles, fancy trimmed
Klondike's prices were up to
S., Monday ................
One lot Misses Blouses, En-
pire Jackets, half fitting
Jackets, plain and fancy
mixed cloth, all lined or
faced; Klondike's prices
were up to $40, Monday.
One lot Ladies Atwood Suits,
fancy mixtures. all tailor
made garments;. Klondike's
prices $3.50, Monday. ..........
One lot Ladies' Suits, all-wool
cloths, fancy and plain
Klondike's prices up to $3.50.
Monday .............. .........
One lot Ladies' Jackets, all
wool, tailor-made garments,
high storm collar; Klon-
dike's prices IS, Monday.
One lot Black and Havana
Jackets, fancy colored satin
Innings, all tailor-made gar
ments: Klondike's prices $40,
Monday ................ -.
200 Jackets, all good styles,
best garments carried in
stock by the Klondike Cloak
and Suit Company; prices
$3S, $35, $50, Monday. ......
50 Ladies Cloth Double
Capes, some trimmed with
electric seal, some Thibet,
all elegant Capes; Klondike' s
prices 81 and Sc, Monday.
One lot Walkers Sealskin
Plush" Capes, q inches long,
125-inch sweep. lined and in
terlined, trimmed with
Thibet fur around collar and
down front; Klondike's prices
SIS and $3.50, Moaday.. ......
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spirituaIssna.

THE FIRST sPIRITUALIsT CHURCH-AIa-
bama and New York streets. Services to-day
at 1890 a. m. and f;45 p. m Mr.. Thomas Grim
shaw, at 1890. will lecture in the trance con-
ditfon upon the subject. What Is MANI Chosen
by his guides. Come and hear this grand and
eloquent speaker. Public seance in the evening
by Mrs. Ropp after the lecture.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-01-23

ALEXANDRIA. Ind. jan 22.-The An
derson and Alexandria bowling clubs played
a series Of three games, which Alexandra
won by the following score:
Alexandria -. SSl SsS $50
Anderson ........ 6oc ~ fa4
Alexandra also defeated Elwood by the
following score:
Alexandria .,.......... 769 $50 735
Elwood -. .,......... 704 az $50
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PERSONA

NN~~-o~N-0
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS HAIR on the face. arms,
hands. mems cheeks above the beard line
rnoies, red nose, skin and scalp diseases are the
hanes Of many peoples lives. All these defects
removed with electric needle no pain scar; ty
graduate OF Rush Medical College. with ten
years experience in electro surgery. To parties
living OF the city who come to Chicago 10
be treated special rates made Write for
pamphlet explaining all particulars. Sent free
NEW YORK ELECrHOLYSIS COMPANY, us
Masonic Temple. Chicago, III.
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wANTED--AGENTs.

WANTED-Agents for now farm implement.
For particulars address OTTO WINKEN-
HOFER, Indianapolis Ind.
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Black Dress Goods

10 pieces Double-fold Boucle
Cloth: all wool and worth too
soc. Sale price. ~
10 pieces Brocaded Satin Ber-
bers; never sold for less than 00o
SOC. This line will go for....... %SC
A few pieces of Heavy Rough
Effects; "a inches wide and
sold as high as $3.50. You
may not believe it, but come
and see them. This week. AOo
while they last for. -fOC
46-inch All-wool Henrietta;
worth S5c. We make the low
est price yet on these goods. EGo
While they last, for...............OO C
The celebrated Gold~ Medal
brand. in All-wool and Wool
and Mohair Brocades; never
sold less than 81; every yard
guaranteed to wear well. zEo
While they last, for...............A W
50-inch All-wool Double Warp
Serge; well worth Soc; a few
pieces, and while they last 400
they go for. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. E~O
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


yyANTED-sz0 a week and expenses paid men 10
sell cigars on timei experience unnecessary.
THE W. l. KLINE COMPANY. Sc. Louis. no.
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Muslin Underwear

20 dozen Cambria Drawers, A.
inch fiounce, with Pinch
hem, splendid values at 39c, D.
Monday ...........-..... ...........-
One lot embroidery founce
Skirts, all lengths, very wide, 70
a 79c value, Monday.
One lot Corset Covers, high
neck, trimmed with embroid
cry edge, actual value 15c, ~
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NOTICE-How to become lawful physicians
pharmacists, dentists or lawyers Lock Box lss.
Chicago.
NOTIcE.-Stove repairs and stove repairing of all
kinds. A. A. HELSTERN. 3ss Virginia avenue
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9 to IL A. Nj.

A lot of Trimming Braids, silk
and mohair goods, up to 15c II
a. yard, to close. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Mems Patch-bosom Shirts,
made of finest muslin and
best Percale patch bosom.
perfect fit, 69c goods, sizes
15ls, is and 1612, as long as 0Or
they last ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
&c Wave Braid, colors pink II
and white, while ii lasts, for. ~
A little lot of Mohair Ice T.
Wool, per ball .........................A ~
Housekeepers' pint bowl of -
Ammonia ........-. .................. ~
35c and soc ladies' Sailor Hats, -
to clean up the line ................. "
A little lot Tam O'Shanters, to 10
close them all out, choice. ........ H.
A lot Boys Jockey Caps, made
of fancy Scotch suiting, e.
choice .......:. ...-.................-. ~
Strong Door Hinges for............ 2Hc
Hobsons English Steel Files 80
1!oI.; ';:,;;...;...; 49,. .........'..
Bicycle Bells, loud gong, for........Sc
Best Darning Cotton, a card. Lac
60-incb Tape Measures, each.........1C
75c Ladies' Kid Mitts. .49C
A lot of fancy Iridescent
Trimming Braids up to soc,
to close, per yard. .................. ~
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KELLEY INSTITUTES.


The Plainhed Kelley Institute successfully
treats and radically cures inebrief,. morphine
and tobacco additions. indianapolis cfhce 43-
rs Commercial Club building All business
strictly private and confidential
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Underwear Dept

6 styles Ladies' Gowns, some
empire style, trimmed, some
ruffies, some embroidery, all
75c values. Monday.........,
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Curtain Dept

20 pairs Lace Curtains, with
lace Insertion and lace edge,
49, yards long, very wide, 90 02
cheap At "a, Monday.
Is pairs Brussels Lace Cur
e yq5as = l9sS e SsE3S Vide $4.0S
40 pairs Chenille Portieres. all
shades, beautiful Dado Cur
tains, fringe at each end, Cd O2
great values at IS, Monday. P-fs ~
STYLES of dotted and plain
Swiss Curtains, with ruffies
of same, bought to sell at 81 "a
49, Monday .....s...............AfA
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WANTED-MALE HELP.
wANTED-An all-round printer. BEEHIVE
PAPER BOX co.
WANTED Reliable man; permanent position.
Stamp and references. A. L. NORRIS, care
Journal
wANTED-Civil-servic government positions so
+ questions and answers free. Address HUGHES
PREPARATION, Washington d. c.
WANTED Help Government positions.
service examination without seeing our illus
uated catalogue of information Sent free.
COLUMBIAN CORRESPONDENCE COLLEGE,
Washington, ID. G.
WANTED-Male HelIt-Money maker. took old
d.. Lees advice make 81, 400 a year and ex-
pensss selling S. Quaker bath cabinet easy job;
no capital. Turkish and vapor baths at home are
delightful. No doctor and medicine bills. Cure
WORLD MANUFACTURING COMPANY. (D
Cincinnati Q.
WANTED-Men to learn barber trade; here is
chance that can't be had elsewhere; constant
practice; expert instructions, lectures, examina-
tions, diplomas; two years time saved only
two months required; growing demand for grad
yates: three placed to-day ak S12 weekly; room
rent free; tools donated; wages Saturdays; 1898
catalogue mailed free. MOLER SYSTEM BAR
BIER SCHOOL, Chicago.
WANTED-NIISCELLA
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WANTED-A few table boarders; private family;
references. 526 North Pennsylvania street.
Sunday; examination Tree. 40 Madison avenue.
WANTED-Two good German cooks, male 'or
female. Inquire at Walhalla Cafe (Maenner-
Choir Hal)
wANTED-FEMALE HELP.
WANTED-Good girl for homework; wages $3.50
per week. Apply at once 1892 East Tenth street.
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Great Sale Chinaware

Haviland's China and English Ware
in Dinner Sets at nearly one-half price.
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s>-~0-~SN~~~~~>~~Nr~CN~~~
FOR RENTING furnished rooms and private
bath for gentlemen New i95 West Vermont
FOR RENT-House part or all tOld) SIS Illi-
noiS street Also northwest corner ASH and
Vine.
TO LET-Steam power and 10 GOO feet floor space,
a whole or less, at IS S. Delaware street:
}. :, CRUISE Agent.
FOR RENT-FactoTy buildings recently occupied
by Ben-Hur bicycle works. on Garden street
between Meridian and Illinois. Can be subdi-
vided II. c. LONG, 1 AIvord street
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Cold Dress Goods

46-inch Atwood Iridescent
Novelties, in five different
styles; sold earlier in the sea-
son at Toe. January clear QOo
aIlce price observation-disclosures. O|O
46 and 50-inch Camel hair
Cheviots; strictly all wool;
excellent styles; were 81 a
yard. January clearance I0o
price Observation-Disclosures. ~
46-inch Two-toned All-wool
Devonshire Vale; regular
Soc quality. January clear Zoe
dnce price ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ~
3S-inch Silk and Wool Plaids;
best styles this season, were
65c and 75c. January clear IOc
ance price OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. -
10 pieces of this seasons
Choicest Imported Novelties;
styles exclusive and no bet
ter to be had anywhere; were
s Il and a.zo. Your choice to 75c
T RTess Sale Rst,erns that We're s.. 1925
z Dress Patterns that wereG0 o.
$3.50 This sale. ApAsDO
10 Dress Patterns that wereGA S0
$40. This sale. APKsOO
BrOSnan Bros.
9 & 8 West Washington st.
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Foit SAIE-Large raoming house; well fur
nsshed; central Address Is. b.. Journal.
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FINANCIAL
NEWTON TODD. Stocks and Bonds
Bought. sold and handled on commission.
Consumers Gas Trust stock.
Belt r. r. and Stock Yards stock.
Indiana Trust Company stock.
Marion Trust Company stock
Uaion Trust Company stock.
German Insurance Company stock
Light and Power Company bonds.
Claims against indianapolis National Bank
Rooms and Ingalls, block.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-10-16

All wool Tricot all shades fair week. I5c yd 36in wool chevot mixture, fair week, 25c yd
 Ten pieces cloth close fair week. yd Big reduction dress goods department fair week all new goods. New fall silks at low prices
 New kid gloves, all fall shades at popular prices
 Hosiery and ladies knit underwear popular prices fair week Big line flannel ladies shi itwaists at low prices
 Our cloak department full of and novel styles of for children ladies' Line of wraps and caperenes of all description popular prices for fair week
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-10-16
 IN SOCIETY
VssseeAAAeNANAAISAANAS
Opening Balls.

social events. the opening
 always looked forward to
 most joyful anticipations.
 this occasions that the ele-
 les of a la mote are display 5s at these events that the altant makes her advent into s'irliglgof society where she is promoter until some popular Eals her from it's whirl,
 |pening ball of the Y. NJ. H. |laae place November seventh, F dressmakers are already with orders for the occasion. |Estele Social club will give |ellng ball on. the night of FIhursday in November.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-10-16
50 ladies plush capes at $1 go each fair week

50 ladies plush capes a $I 90 each fair week
 g ladies cloth capes at SI each fair week
 Our millinery deparement We show full line of sailors walk ing hats and trimmed hats We show full styles trimmed hats from S2 7e5o hats worth double price
 We agents for The Mccall Bazarr patterns only a each With purchase of Ic pattern additional 93 furnish with magazine for year. monthly
 While visit the city for the fair your ' ' quarters and see goods r,rs,u
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-10-16
Y. NH. A. Dance.

lal dance was given at the Y.
 Y hall last Friday evening by Eng folks of this city. Dancing |iulged i'd until a "wee sm alp |Fu a most pleasaat time was |all present.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-10-16

|il'' Blnthenthal EnteRaalns. |Rosa Blttnenthal delightfully."- glned q number n friands at eu-
 Wednesday afternoon. Ele- Eieshmentt were served.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-10-16
F. M. LOPER,

PEI XSIC IAN and SURGEON Office, over Dewoodys Drug Store Resi- dence, 12l sixth Avenue. 230 Old Phone
 Ew~ Gals promptly atten ded day or thing
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-10-16

2. Lockhart, of Wrights-
 ouF streets today.