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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-02-05
THE CITY'S FINANCES
ANNUAL STATEMENT OF CONTROLLER
JOHNSON SUBMITTED TO MAYOR.
VIII BE Sent to the Council with
Mr.. TaGgart's Annual
-lA- Message ,--i-II

Controller Johnson last evening submitted
to Mayor Taggart the annual statement of
the citys financial condition up to JAM l.
1889. In that report, accompanied by null
titude of tables, the controller says: THE
city's financial condition is excellent and its
credit is equal to that of any city in the
country"
The report shows that the bonded debt on
JAM /, 1898, was s20SO,5O0, including $116,O
acquired by annexation of the suburbs. In
1898 $4,000 of the city and s., 100 of the sub
urban debt was paid leaving the total bonded
debt, Jan. 1, 1892 at $2,O17, 400. The present
assessed valuation of Indianapolis property
for taxation is S119, S56,6S0, which, under the
2 per cent. constitutional limit of indebted
ness, gives the city a credit of 1928 ,13S. so,
from which, deducting the outstanding
bonded debt, there is left a credit of 1919,
1880 A table is submitted, showing re-
capitulation of the total ordinary and ex-
traordinary receipts and expenditures for
the year, including permanent improve
ments, in which is embraced expenditures
for the parks 1t shows the cash on hand
Jan 1, 1899, to be $21S46.11. Following is the
table:
Receipts
Cash on hand Jan. 1, 1898. .... S445. 6O3. 90
Taxes received ............ $685. 1754
Ordinary sources ......... 254, 066.90
Total ordinary receipts. $780, OS4.44
Sale refunding bonds..... 100000
Premium on same......... 2,530.60
Toll extraordinary reefs. s1l2, $1,000
Total receipts ...................... LOT, $500
Total to be accounted for. SIS. 1854
Expenditures
Current expenses ....... S944635.66
Permanent improve
mentS ................... 429, 1861
Total ordinary ex-
penses ,373,772S3
Bonds refunded lex
traordinary expense.). 123. 10000
Total expenditures ................$149e S72 SO
Cash on hand, Jan. l, 1S99....... SCI. Sl6 IL
Another table shows the total expendi-
lures made by various departments, as fol-
lows:
FINANCE department ...........,.....$2 69, go 20
board OF w oIkS.. 4l0.062 IL
Board Of Works, for parks. $50, 100. As
DodIu OF SAFETY ....-.-.............. o5f, SY9 81
b9ara OF LEAN - =. -, AZ S95 30
mayors annual message.
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The Marion Club has been notified that
people from Muncie, Frankfort, Crawfords-
vile Rushville and Greencastle will attend
the clubs annual ball at Tomlinson Hall
Feb. IA. 1t is now assured that this years
ball will be attended by greater number
of people than any of ITS predecessors. The
distinctive feature of the president and ex-
presidents of the club leading the grand
march viii be retained Tickets may be OBJ
tained at the Big -Four ticket Office and the
clubhouse on presentation OF Invitations.
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neer norcott RaIael.

ST. LOUIS, Feb. 4,--The contest between
English syndicate brewery managers and
their employees. in effect since 1893 over the
method of hiring help, has been settled at
conference OF representatives of both par
ties. AS result the boycott made by the
Brewery WOrkmen's Union against the
breWertes will be raised, the employers hav-
ing given in. The brewery workers are said
to have spent S2t000 IN carrying on the
fight aside from the loss OF wages The
employers also lost heavily by reason 81
She boycott.
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NICKEL PLATE" RAIDED.
Four Women and Man Arrested in
South IIIinOis-Street Resort.

A report was sent to the police station last
night that some one had been shot in the
Nickel Plate" a resort on South Illinois
street, at the south end of the tunnel. De
tectives Asch and Dugan Joined the patrol
men on the beat and went to the place
The doors were ali locked and the policemen
broke in through window All was quiet
and the bartender was asleep In the room
above the saloon four women and a man
We're found. They were taken to the police
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Fleming.
Ryse.
Rnsket Rail Notes.

The indianapolis boys play the Wabash
team at Charlottesville on Feb Is.
Arrangements have been completed for
game with Terre Haute to be played here
on Feb. q. A return game will be played
there early in March.
The Ryse and Fleming teams of the local
Y. NJ. c: A, which furnish the contest next
Wednesday, played a practice game last
night, finishing with tied score.
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Congregational.

PLYMOUTH CHURCH-Southeast corner Merld-
ian and New York streets. Rev. 4. e. Dew
hurst, pastor. Services Sunday morning 10:45;
sermon by the pastor. Sunday school, $3.50 a. m.
Sunday evening at 1880 o'clock under auspices
the McCulloch Club, Mrs. Grace Julian Clark will
read paper on Longfellow. The address win be
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Progress Climb.

PROGRESS CLUB-Hon. F1avius J. Van Vorhis
will address the Progress Club to-day at p. m.
In Mansur Hail. corner Alabama and Washington
streets. Subject, 'Reforms-How Energy is
Wasted" After the address the audience par
ticipate in a fve-minute discussion. The public
invited. Admission free
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annapolis Bowling League
The standing of clubs in the total mum
Der of pins is as follows:

The individual averages of those of the
Indianapolis League who have played in
eighteen games or over and whose average
is 145 or better is subjoined The fractions
are eliminated, but there are no ties and
the rank is as indicated. The standings are:
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CHURCH NOTICES.


DoWNEY-AVENUE CHRISTIAN CHURCH
Irvington. +. p Wise, pastor. Morning serv-
ice at 1915. No sermon. The board Of directors
will present for the approval Of the congregation
the plan devised for the payment of the church
debt. No pledges viii be asked for. Evening
service at 1880. Sermon by the pastor. Subject:
''Christ's Witness to the Samaritans
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DIED.

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JO1CE-F'red NJ. joyce, at his late residence, 63S
West Washington street. Saturday, Feb. 4, at
a. m. Age. twenty-seven years, nine months,
twenty-three days. Funeral Monday at a. m.
from st. Johns Cathedral.
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SpirftuaIist.

THE FIRST SPIRITUALIST CHURCH-Cor
Alabama and New York. Sunday morning serv-
ice at 1O:45. Evening service at 745 O. clock Dr.
Noel, of Grand Rapids, Mich will speak morn
ing and evening and give tests. All welcome.
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FOR SALE.

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FOR SALE-Ten R.LP.AN.S for cents al
druggists: givea relief
FOR SALE-Copper King of Arizona, 1900 shares
worcestershire, at 30 cents. Has smelter and
plenty high-grade ore; splendid property Partc-
ulars. G. II. THRESHER, Benton Harbor
Mich.
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John Gorman,s Experience.

John German was shot through the hand
while playing with some companions near
the old Washington-street bridge yesterday.
The shooting was accidental but 1t tore of
two fingers from the twelve-year-old ex-
perimenter. DR. Efsenbeiss attended the boy
that several Of the boys had revolvers.
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Columhia clnb nirectors.

The Columbia Club elected the following
directors last night: Frank W. Morrison,
John L. Griffiths and Harry 3. Gates. The
number of votes cast was 236.
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SEALED PROPOSALS.


BLACK WALNUT GUN STOCKS-Springfeld
Armory, Mass, Feb. T. 1S99.--Sealed proposals
for furnishing and delivering (. o. b. cars Spring
field, Mass. &c., 900 black walnut gun stocks in
the rough, will be received until IL noon, Feb
%, 1899. for lots of not less than 10 OO0 Informa-
ton furnished application to ISAAC ARNOLD
Jr., Lieut.. Col Ord. Dept, Comdg.
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number Of pictures recently purchased by
the educational Society to be used in the
decoration of schooIrooms.
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10 Cure Bili0usnesa In . Hurry
Take Haags Liver Pills
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graduate of Kings School of Oratory, who
has had ten years experience in dramatic
work
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FUNERAL DIREcToRs.


c. 2. KREGELo, FUNERAL DIRECTOR, fas
resumed business at hts old establishment. 223
North Delaware street. Everything new and COM
piete- Office telephone No. 25e.
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FOR RENT.

N~~N(~NONNONN~N~-~/~>N1 CN1NDN~OON|N~~O~@NN-N-N
TO LET-About Feb. p. a seven-room modern
house. in fine condition; both gases; hard, soft
and city water; barn. 2129 Bellefontaine street.
Inquire Fl. W. MAILLARD, HOP East Nine
teenth street.
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BUSINESS CHANCE.
~N>N~>>N<~|~"~NNN>N<~C~>~0 OO~~~~N~~>>~N~N<NN~
BUSINESS CHANCE-Unusual opportunity to in
vest 500 or more, securing large permanent in
come; capital safe profits sure. II. GRIFFIN,
1850 Broadway, New York.
BUSINESS CHANCE-For Rent Brick store
rooms, corner Belefontaine and Thirteenth
streets, for drug, grocery. meat shop or any good
business. Apply 1908 Brooksde avenue.
BUSINESS CHANCE-Promoter wanted to inter-
est capital and organize company to control
state rights to highly attractive and novel bust
ness enterprise, secured by patents. Profit sure
and large State experience, ETC. AUTOMATIC,
sol Chestnut Philadelphia.
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KEELEY INSTITUTES.

The Plainheld Kelley Institute successfully
treats and radically cures inebriety, morphine
and tobacco addictions. indianapolis Office, 113
ia Commercial Club building. All bushes:
strictly private and confidential. Tel. No. 2427.
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WANTED-SALEsNIEN.

WANTED-Salesmen calling on retail grocery
trade of Indianapolis. wanting additional line,
grocery specialties Good products), manufactured
in Chicago; name your line and territory; our
brand Of goods long established. Address WAL
DO, care Journal
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OPTICIAN-Dr. Emerson Druley. Optician. Spe
cialty, correct glasses; examination free. Office
229la Massachusetts avenue.
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EDUCATIONAL.

EDUCATIONAL.
EDUCATIONAL-The Indiana kindergarten and
Primary Normal Training School, at Indianap-
oils A limited number of free scholarships
granted. New students admitted during Feb
ruary. For catalogue address. MRS ELIZA A.
BLAKER, superintendent. Office, 1908 Coe street.
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CI4AIRVOYANT-Mrs Griswold reads past, pres
ent and future of ones life. Gives them luck
success and happiness. 546 East South street
Hours, 10 a. m. to S D. M
Evening star., 1899-03-24
WILL FIGHT MAY &c.
Contest Between Jeffries and Fitzsim-
mons ARRANGED.

Bob Fitzsimmons and Jim Jeffries for the
heavyweight championship Of the world.
will take pace at Coney Island. All the
preliminary arrangements for the battle
which is scheduled TO come off before the
Greater New York Athletic Club on May
III, were agreed upon at a me ating between
Martin Julian and Billy Brady in New
York yesterday.
The agreement entered into between the
men calls for twenty y-tive-ropY1 holt for
a purse of 10000. The winner Is to take
the entire purse, and each of the boxers
will receive third interest in the pictures
to be taken of the battle
Evening star., 1899-03-24
BELOW CHAMPION FORM.
Rather Listless bowling by the Car
roll Institute Team.

The Carroll Institute bowling team did
not develop It's customary strength in the
match at the institute with the Business
Mems team Wednesday evening. All of the
CAROLS scores were below 800. and the
team having the championship practically
decided In its favor played rather listless
game The Business Men made brilliant
squirt In the third event. and reached one of
the highest team totals of the season, and
TINS score was not reached by any brilliant
II dividual work, but by even play by all OF
the men ON the team. Harlow, who is lead
Evening star., 1899-03-24

fled with the Baltimore bowling interests
proposing set of games between the
teams of this city and Baltimore
M. Stiles proposes to select five men
from the Washington league, irrespective
of the clubs, and Mr. Clarke to choose the
hve best bowlers III Baltimore. and TO roll
with these teams a series of three to nine
games for the championship of the two
cities There are many excellent bowleFs
in the District league, and the Washington
men should put up some eXcellent scores
Evening star., 1899-03-24
SECOND GAME.
Workman Seriously Hurt.

About 10 o'clock this morning while Mr..
John IL. Thompson. aged thirty-two years.
was repairing the cornice of the house No
1913 X street northwest he lost his balance
and fell to the pavement, a distance OF
about twenty-five feet. He was seriously
injured both of his arms being broken and
was removed to the Emergency Hospital
Mr. Thompson's home is at No. GA Mary
land avenue southwest
Evening star., 1899-03-24
INTERCITY CHESS MATCH.
Contest Between Bal
timore and Washington Teams.

As the correspondence chess match be-
tween the Baltimore Chess and Checker
Club and the Washington Chess Club draws
to close the games become more Interest,"
ing. In the first game Washington have
made fifteen moves to Baltimore's fourteen.
In the second game both clubs have made
fourteen moves. Baltimore's last move In
Evening star., 1899-03-24

the hrst game was KR-Ksq. Washington
answered yesterday with Kt-Kt5. In the
second game BaitimOre's last move was
B-E3
The standing to date in both games, as
given by the Baltimore American is as fol-
Evening star., 1899-03-24

Mr.. H. G. c. Stiles, president of the Dis
trict Bowling League, has written to Mr.
Stanton Clarke, who is prominently identi-
Evening star., 1899-03-24
best average, fell off

irg the bowlers for best average, fell off
decidedly, but as Armstrong, who is next
below him in league standing, also played
below his average, Harlow retains his
place.
The scores follow:
Evening star., 1899-03-24

IF both Cleveland and Baltimore are
dropped by the league there will be
players that they need baAly,'' said a men,
Der of the Reds to 4 Cincinnati Enquirer
man yesterday. THE New York team
could use Robinson andliMcGraw of the
Baltimores. Jake Stencil, Joe Quinn and
one OF two Of the others in the Browns
would fit in the team very nicely. The addi-
ton of good thirdl baseman, catcher
strong enough to giveg thai big team on the
other end of the bridge a4strong argument.
The Giants, with Doyle on first, Gleason on
would have a stronef inffasd. Van Haltren
and Tiernan, with Stencil to fill it, would
make splendid outteld The team is very
strong in pitchers. Itis hard to find a bet
ter quartet than Ruse, Meekin Seymour
and Doheny. Billy Robinson to catch and
captain the team would Jnake New York
right up in the top row. 1t will be great
thing all around If the circuit is cut TO ten
clubs
Evening star., 1899-03-24
SECOND GAME,
Business Men.
Carroll Institute.
THIRD GAM
Carroll Institute.
League Notes.

The next league games will be bowled at
the Business Mems Club Monday evening.
The opposing team viii be the Washington
Athletic Club.
The standing of the clubs follows:
Evening star., 1899-03-24

Tour-scwsJ C,a-I Twine torn n Do
Eropifs worth -sC-. far-.-.-.-..-. Il 80
i,s 2s,rs % iae,S-: ''S,sJi Worth o.e.. @ for. OUC.
oval Wash Elllvr~ rull size. with rolled
copper bottoms. PATENT seamless kind.
NLustser :. worth .Ii,- for tsLr.:
number = vyyrA 40. for Jsr-: InC
Painted C,,!ar wa>H Tubs. ; houl,s stout
handles: iar=" ~iz'- Gi..; uir,ilum n Mo
size. Ste. sHHtI >iz.,- .-.......... u H.
Evening star., 1899-03-24

f'sys' Biavl. 1:Iur and Gray Cbeviot puu-
hl'-hrcaStci short Pants suits. guaranteed
all wool anil fast cnd,r: fashioned Tor style
ant made Tor >eryi-", with 'h'tll.l" seat
s1d KNEES ia the PANTS. NN Sn
Sizes 90 IL vars. Sud SQV
worth $50. SPEFIAL-..... (S oO W
EoyS' Gray lived Cbcvlor Short Pants
Suits, all 'v"nI IId neat. ir, ~Sy PATTERN;
lI''hte- breasted jackets: d"Uhir seat and
ksr"rs in pants: silk s..Het. and th, big
5sis 1t: 3 5ei5. %. r:G'e $i5 *'"5 to 'ri u S. so
years. SIECIAI.--...-..... sIoS eoO
Goys' Tan and Elur Mixed Chevi"t Short
Pants suits. with puuhle-hrea>tcj iarkrts:
sp wo,I. made gHd trimmed in the % 81
h-~t possible manner. aud the equal M
of any b-dy'S Sti.5n suits SPECIAL. ~o/
B"y-' Imported H-rrinsf"ne Chez lot Short
Pants suits. sfyliShly cut and strictly tai
lnr made: lined with d"ubs-waTp Itaiian
ct'fh Nut ri'thi.T IN this country would
hesitate To Inark these o. eN
Sri.- si2. ;,.,.S Sze= to Il SIoSQD
yc5T~. SPfA AI..-...--..,. " on "
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-12-15
LOCALLY.
Heaters in endless variety a w. W
Wright's.

Heaters in endless variety a w. W.
Wright's.
Robes, robes, robes. All kinds Of
robes at j.. o. Buffers.
The Racket store Santa Claus head
quarters. Toys of all kinds.
Isaac Terrier of Culbertson Is the
new message boy at the depot.
CMrs. Il. c. Hacker returned wednes.
day night from Nevada, Missouri.
Walter Roby sells the Singer sewing
machine. Prices right. Get the best.
Will Stewart and wife and sister
Vern made a trip to Spring Ranch this
week.
viii Zeluff and wife spent Sunday
visiting with George Fentress and fam
lily at Guide Rock.
DO you want a heating stoveS II
you do go to Wright's. He has a large
line at the lowest prices.
VIM. Parkes and wife returned from
McCook Monday after a several week.
stay with Mark Parkes and wife.
Mrs. II. H. Hurley who was called
here by the sickness Of her mother
Mrs. ID. b. Spanogle, has returned t.
her home ut Denver.
will Smith who has been visiting
with his parents Mr.. and Mrs. j. II
Smith and other relatives and frlendI
here for several months past, left Wed
nesday for Seattle and Portland.
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dent of the w. X. G. in this CITY. Mrs
Rupiper went to Inavale Saturday
night 70 spend the Sabbath with Mrs.
Ladd and Monday went to Riverton to
inspect the corps At that place. Mrs,
Rupiper is the rio Int woman in the right
place. She has inspected more than
half Of the corps In the state this year
and she does it thoroughly Too.
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-12-15
Watches.

The boy or girl or husband
or wife, father or mothers; who
who gets u watch for Christ
mas will never feel more
hearty pleasure over any
event of their lives, As good
anu valuable, OF ornamental
aud lasting present nothing
can excel "a good time piece.
1t is received with equal pleas.
ure by the one who has been
p! omised and anticipates or
the one who is Surprised"
our line of ladies' and gentle
mems watches this year, is
such that we can suit the
lastes and desires of all. Our
stock includes the latest de.
signs in gold, gold filed, sill.
YER and silverine cases, and
best of all ysu may depend on
getting a reliable timepiece
when you buy Of us.
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-12-15
NOVELTIES.

To those who feel that they can
not afford to slight some expc.apt
one, and vet must make u limited
Christmas appropriation ''gnround"
We especially recommend n pur-
chase yere. Small articles T merit
and worth, too numerous to- men
ton. viii yon see thems Come!
Here will no found something for
"your best girl" or your ''best fell
lows" for the whole family, for the
whole family. from the little tot. to
grandfather, all may he suited with
the useful and ornamental at prices
that will please.
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-12-15
YER WARE.

No woman can have too many
pieces ~ silver on her table; none
but What have TOO few, none that do
not want nor We are showing
the very latest designs and most
popular styles in goods If unqucs-
toned merit and excellence. The
varieties shown by us affords the
widest range for selection. The
standard presents to be had in this
line are knives and forks and spo ons
tea, desert and table, essential ir
every household.
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-12-15
CITY NEWS.

For SALE-Ten brood sows and forty
pigs.-LUDLow Bros.
Use Dermoline for chapped hands
Guaranteed by Getting.
Get Wright's prices and see his line
before you get a heater.
A nice line of iron bods at less THAI
Wholesale prices at TayIoi's.
A. w. Vetter Of the depot force has
returned from n trip To McCoOk.
The Racket store is the place to get
Christmas goods at the lowest prices.
L. A. HuSsang is to preach Mt Ina
vale in the NJ. + church on Dec, II at
3p.m.
lIMrs. VS. CARRIER returned the last
Of the week from n visit in the eastern
part of the state.
Fur robes, goat robes, dog robes,
buffalo robes, and in fact all kinds Of
rsbss, At j. y. Buffers.
slack and Jill" didn't get upthe hill,
they just got as far as the Racket store
and stopped to look at the toys, etc.
Work on the Adventists church on
north Webster street is progressing
rapidly, Notwithstanding the severe
cold weather.
Keep your chickens in good condi
ton by feeding them ground oyster
shell, Done and mica grit. For ale at
Warren's market.
CLERGYMEN:-Applications for half
fare permits for the year 1900 will be
received and clergymen are urged to
make their application at once.-A
CoNovER, Local Agent.
TALK ABOUT NEcKwEAR-You new
or sa " any that al compare with the
wonderful line we will have on dis
play as q special holiday attraction
The CowDEN KALEY CLOTHING Co.
New telephone instruments will be
placed in the residences of J. II. Smith,
J. P. Hale, y. q. Case and in the office
of the Nebraska and Kansas Farmer,
the Bucket Shop, and j. A. Boyd's mar
BE works.
NOTICE TO HUNTERs.-Hunting is
positively forbidden on the farm
known as the old Day farm on section
"a, town /, range II, in Webster coun-
", Nebraska, and anyone found hunt
ing thereon will be prosecuted.-C. 1.
COLLINS.
The Gospel Book Company has open
Cd up a branch house in this city in the
Olney e. CASTOR Music store, with Mrs.
L. Z. Horton as manager. Their ad
vertisement appears on page four OF
this issue. See what they have to Of
fer in the book line.
Blankets, blankets, blankets. Have
you seen ny large stock OF blankets
Square blankets, cutaway blankets
wool blankets, ga blankets, Burling'
ton stay blankets, bias girth blankets
Storm King blankets and in fact al
kinds of blankets at low prices at d.
Hutler's.
The ladies of the Christian church
will hold their annual exhibition and
market sale of home made, manufac
tsred and imported novelty articles Of
sseful and pleasing Christmas goods
on Friday and Saturday, December 2;
and % in Red Cloud. In company
with the booths there viii be an OLE
curiosity shop e ancirut, medieva
aad foreign oiuitit> On Saturday
she 23d a chicken pie dinner will b
served. Full proceeds goto TIC churcn
At the last mer'ing OF the W. II. Z
the following Office H. we're elected 10
the ensuing year:
President-Kate Pond,
s. v.-Sevilla Rife.
J.V.-Lois McKeighan.
Treasurer-Fanie Dow.
Chap.-Elizabeth White.
Conductor-Carrie West
Guard-Maud Anight.
Delegate-Nancy Turner.
Alternate--Maud knight.
The department president OF the "
Z. c., Mrs. Rupiper, came in Frida,
night and Saturday inspected the nc
lief Corps. She was the guest of Mrs