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NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given that the Water Company
will discontinue the service and enforce the pen
alties In the city ordinance for persons sprinkling
without nozzles. sprinkllng with mechanical de-
vices tying up hose. or sprinkling during fires.
There IL a hne Of from s. to 800 for this viola
ton. Patrons will find rules the back Of their
bills. INDIANAPOLIS WATER COMPANY.
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Two for Jupiter Pluvius.

CHICAGO, July 4.-For the first time in
the history of the Chicago National League
Club. both of the Fourth of July baseball
rain.
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LOUISVILLE. KY, July 4.-R- L. Trim
BILE. of Covington. won the championship OF
the State to-day in the regular Fourth OF
July shoot of the Kentucky Gun Club.
Trimble smashed fifty straight targets. Inc
best previous record in the event was forty
nine
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Ohio State Meet.

CANAL DOVER, o., July 4.-The L. A.
w. state meet here is half over tonight.
The one mile state championship record was
reduced from 2:10 to 20S 3-5 by Leo Dame
miller of Canton. Four thousand people
witnessed the races.
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SUMNER RESORTS.

HIGHLAND SANATORIUM. MARTINSvILLE-
Most beautiful and commodious health institu-
tfon. away from depot, smoke and noise beautiful
views. modern and complete In equipment for
hydrotherapeutics, massage rest cure. electricity
administered by skilled attendants. Rates rea-
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sicians. Send for book 10 THE Highland" Mar
'finsville. Ind Special rates to physicians and
educators. indianapolis Office n6 e. Market ct.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LEAGUE.
Former TaiI-Enders still Hold the
Top of the Table.
waba.h kindly Divided.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal
WABASH. Ind. July H.Crawfordsville
played her first game in the eight-ciub ii.
League here to-day. Wabash won the morn
ing game by heavy hitting, and was nearly
shut out in the afternoon. Score of first
game:
Charlottesville ..... l.
Batteries-Henly and Morse, for Craw-
louisville: Mullin and Fuller for Wabash.
Afternoon game:
Wabash ..........-.. ~
Charlottesville .... o % 10
Batteries-Carter and Morris: Biglow and
Fuller.
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THE INDIANAPOLIS JOURNAL. WEDNESDAY, JULY s. 1899

team was too much a. handicap for the
champions to overcome. Howell pitched
steadily. while Nichols was inclined to be
Wild Attendance-5.475. Score:
Ri +
Baltimore ......3 o 1 o o o IS 2
Boston ..........0 o o 2 IA IL i
Batteries-Howell and Robinson; Nichols
and Clarke. Earned runs-BaltimQte, 5;
Boston, Stolen bases-Keister. McGraw
30, Holmes. First base on errors-La-
chance, Nichols, Collins. Left on bases
Baltimore, IL; Boston, 10. Bases on balls.
on Nichols. Z; off Howell. g. Hit by pitched
Passed ball-Robinson. Umpires-McDon-
aid and Mannassau. Time-2:15.
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AT New castle-,Morning; RHE
n. Castle..1 1 0 o.
Y'gstown o 0 o o o 0 0 I-3 2
acknowledgements and Graffius; Car
ney and frost.
Afternoon: Ri E
New Castle 40 o 0 o o 2 1 0-4 10 2
YOUNGSTOWN 30 o 0 0 0 So II 2
Batteries-Street and Graffius; Mcfarland
and frost
At Toledo-Mornng: RI E
Dayton I'll 2 4 o 0 0 0--s IL 3
Batteries-Ferguson and Arthur; Gilpat-
rick and Jessup.
Afternoon: Ri E
Dayton ..O 2 2 0 O 0 0 0 "a 4
Misunderstanding and Arthur; Watkins and
Jessup.
At Wheeling. w. Va.-Moraing:
Wheeling .... % o / 0 o s 0-s
Mansfield -. o 3 06 IL 4
Batteries-wels and Twineham; Hackett.
Bird and Bell.
Afternoon: II d
Wheeling 100 o 1 o o o 36 10 I
Mansfield ......0 2 0 0 o 0 0 o % z 3
Batteries-Parvin and Twineham; Miller
and Law.
At Fort Wayne-Morning: RI Z
Grand Rapids3 0 o 0 0-5 10
Batteries-Guese and Bergen: Wolfe and
Cote.
"A. Fort WayneIAftoernaoon;o x q Z
Grand RAPIDS Q Q Q / % -
Batteries-Sample and Bergen; Harper
and Cote.
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Special to the indianapolis Journal.
HARTFORD CITY. Ind, July 4.-For the
third time this season the locals were easily
defeated by Matthews. Councilman McIn-
tee was kpac..ei CIT OF the box and nine
runs scored Will Fulton. who for several
years has seen a member of the University
OF Illinois baseball team. relieved McIntee.
and only one run was made of his delivery.
Score:
RHE
Hartford City..0 o o 1 90 o 1-6 6 6
Matthews .....1 o 1 Q Ill 10 z
BatterIes-Hartford City. McIntee. w.
Fulton and Is. Fulton: Matthews. Wills and
HayWorth.
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BUSINESS CHANCE

BUSINESS CHANCE-Invest $780, securing large
weekly income; safe, conservative proposition;
second successful year; statistics free II. GRIF-
FIN. 11Se Broadway, New York.
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Notice Is hereby given that the contract for the
construction OF gravel roads in Center township.
c Lembka ct al will be let at the commits
eioners' room In the courthouse. In the city OF
Valparaiso on Thursday. the 9Th day OF July.
1899 Bids must be fled with the county auditor
by IL o'clock a. m. on said date. and must be
accompanied with q certified check for 1000. ana
bond required by law for double the amount
OF his bid. The bids must be for the construc-
ton Of the work in all respects In accordance
with the report OF the viewers and engineer APP
pointed to view and make report on the same,
which report Is on file In the auditors once and
to the satisfaction Of the Board OF Commission
ers.
The commissioners reserve the right to reject
any and all bids
JAMES S. FULTON,
PETER ]. LINDALIA
JOHN BORNHOLT,
Commissioners OF Porter County.
Attest: M. ]. Stinchheld. Auditor Porter County.
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The attendance at the National League
games yesterday fell below the average of
the Fourth of July. No games were played
at Chicago. Following are the figures:
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wANTED-AGENTs.

AGENTS WANTED-In this and adjoining coun-
ties to sell on commission the transparent
handle pocket knives. beneath which are placed
name. pictures. ETC.: So to $500 per month can be
earned Write for terms. NOVELTY CUTLERY
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New York 80 o 90 o 90 6 2
Washington 20 0 0 0 o. 0 o. O


BALTIMORE. Nd. July 4.-The Orioles
won this mornings game from Boston after
the hardest kind of work. The visitors
played championship bali and were ably
seconded by the pair of unlpires McGraw
was sent TO the bench at the end of the
sixth inning for protesting against being
called out at the plate. Lewis lost his game
In the sixth inning by giving three bases
on balls in succession and a fly. Score:
HH Z
Baltimore 49,. o o o 1 / o 80 5 2
Boston ........ o o o 0 OIL l
Batteries-Kitson and Robinson; Lewis
and Bergen. Earned runs-Boston, i; Balti-
more, = Two-base hit-Keister Three
base hits--Lachance, Collins. Sacrifice hits
Lewis CD. Stolen bases-Bergen. Frisbie,
Brodie. Holmes Double play-Frisbie and
Long. Bases on balis-on Kitson. 2; Off
Lewis, 3. Batters hit-By Kitson, 1; by
Lewis. 2 Struck out-By Kitson, 4: by
Lewis. 2. Wild pitch-Kitson. Left on
bases-Baltimore, 4; Boston. 8. T1me-2
hours. Umpires-McDonald and Mannassau
Attendance-4,H2.
Boston gave the Orioles scare at the
close Of the afternoons game. but the three
runs secured at the opening by the home
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Newhouse and Albert the winners.

NEW YORK, July Alive thousand per-
sons attended the bicycle races at Walls
burg, N. j., to-day. Summary:
Half mile, open; professional: Al New
house. Of Buffalo, won; ]. Ruel, Of Newark.
second: G. l. Kramer, of Chicago, third; r.
A. Miller. of Galveston, fourth. Time,
los 20.
bert, of New York (250 yards). won; G. U.
Kramer Zoo YARDS, second; A. Newhouse
eco yards), third. w: p. Neville, OF Newark
600 yards), fourth. Time. so As.
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WINNERS OF MORNING GAMES ALSO
WON IN THE AFTERNOON.
Two Thirteen ''Inners"-Reds Defeat
National League Attendance.

T0-Day's Scheduled Games.
Chicago at Pittsburg.
Cincinnati at Louisville.
Boston at Baltimore.
Brooklyn at Philadelphia.
washington at New York.
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Slam
Him
Down
Hard
That he pops open
Like watermelon
Failing from q grocer's wagon.
You ought to have seen the fun had with
Yesterday. the glorious
Fourth.
1 lined him up by thousands throughout the
country,
But especially here
At our town, where
Fed MIN in the
Morning
with big. fat game. and in the
Afternoon
I sent him home
To fight his
And kick the cat
Over the alley fence.
That first game, which
Set him wild and made him
OF all kinds of business
That you never
Did see the like
In all yo' bawn days.
And the festive rooter ripped,
Snorted,
Howled.
And made himself much joy and more
Than house afre.
Me
And long. .gawky. slabsided
We jolted him In the neck and
Jared his liver until
he wept enough weepS
To frrigate
A forty-acre lot foot deep
For nine grinding innings
/ kept him
Full
OF hope and things,
And let him see
Hoosiers on bases, but never
At the home plate,
Is mighty slippery, and he
Who goeth forth in the morning full Of
pride
And prunes
Cometh back in the eventide
In a state of icteric GUINNESS
That maketh him say to himself, the
Glorious Fourth
Is an
Institution
Faxed up for the delusion
OF suffering and down-trodden
Set OF Mutton-craEiumed
WON BY ALIENS MEN.
The first game. with Briggs and Foreman
in opposition, was one of the kind suited to
holiday crowd. Three hits secured run
for Frank in the first inning; Hickey's wild
throw and steal by Genins brought Nc
Auley in in the second, he having hit safe
The Hoosiers made their first run in this in
ming. Mcfarland walking. reaching second
on wild pitch and scoring Allen and
Stewart. In the third Columbus made one
more, Hickey's tumble starting Tebeau a
wild pitch advancing him and Bierbauer's
hit scoring him. The Hoosiers blanked in
this inning but took three in the next,
Hartzell opening with a base on balls and
Motz and Mcfarland following with sin
giles, while Briggs contributed a wild pitch
and Allen sacrifice that scored the first
three men up. Hogriever opened with a
safe hit in the fifth, reached second while
Hartzell went to first on Tebeau's tumble,
got to third on McAuley's wild throw and
was batted in by Motz, who also scored on
Aliens out at second. An error at first and
a passed ball advanced Foreman enough to
score on Hogriever's hit in the sixth; Stew
art scored in the seventh on two hits and
Kahoe's fly to Pickering; a single, sacri-
flee and four hits for nine bases wound up
the Hoosier end OF the game with four more
unnecessary runs. Foreman was touched
for five hits in the ninth and three runs
were added TO Columbuss total.
The morning jubilation:
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Totals ..4s 6 IL
mo out when the winning run was scored.
Score by innings:
Pittsburg 1 0 8 0 0 O 1 O 0 o o 81
Cleveland O O q @ O O O l. e

Earned runs-Pittsburg, g. Cleveland. g.
Two-base hits-Donovan, Mccarthy. Bower
Sacrifice hits-Donovan, Mccarthy, (2.
Stolen bases-Donovan, Clark, Dowd. QUINN
Double plays-O Brien and Clark; Ely,
Lockhead. Quinn and Tucker. Bases on
bals-Off Sparks, 1; off Tannehill, 1; or
Schmidt, 4. Hit by pitched ball-Ely, Bower
hill, 1: by Schmidt, 3. TimeM2:55. Empires
Swartwood and Latham.
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BIues Got Nineteen Hits.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, July 4.-Rettger
lasted seven innings to-day and was pound
ed by the Blues for seventeen hits. CAMEL,
hve times at bat, scored three doubles and
TWO singles for the Blues. The attendance
was 5000 Owing to wet grounds the morn
ing game was postponed. Score:
RH E
Kansas City....1 o o. o 0-6 Is 1
Milwaukee .....2 o o 0 1 Is Z Q
Batteries-Gear and Wilson; Rettger.
Hart and Speer
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Pirates Playing i'm Good Luck.

PITTSBURG. Pa, July 4.-The Pirates
Won their eighth consecutive game this
morning by defeating the Clevelands in
ten-inning contest. Attendance, 5000.
Score:
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SADNESS IN PIE AFTERNOON.

The afternoon game was OF another sort
entirely. The five hits made on Waddell
Were divided among five innings, two of
them being made with two men out. Genins
singled in the first and went out at second
on Pickerings hfe- Tebeau's two-sacker
scored Pickering. Buelow reached first by
Aliens tumble and scored on Eustaces base
on balls, Buckley's sacrifice and WaddelIs
long fly to Hogriever. Waddell, after hit
ting safely TO left, got home with much
tribulation on sacrifice by Genins and a
center field hit by Frank in the seventh
An afternoor Of woe. r
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Nonemacher Lost the Fir.t Game.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
KOKOMO. Ind. July 4.-Kokomo split
even with Muncie to-day. Nonemacher Ko-
komo's new pitcher. was easy for the visi-
tors In the morning. Score first game:
RHE
Kokomo .O o 0 o o o. s 6
Muncie .........5 1 0 20 20
Batteries - Nonemacher and Campbell;
Shepherd and Kellner.
Score second game: III Z
Kokomo mo o 8 3 o o 1-9 II 2
Muncie ..........O o o %
Batteries-Kennedy and Mcclure; Frost
and Kellner.
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NOTICE OF LETTING OF CONTRACT
FOR GRAVEL ROAD.

Notice is hereby given that the contract for
the construction OF a gravel road in Center town
ship. Porter county Indiana, petltioned for by
r w clifford et al. will be let at the commits
sioners room. In the courthouse. IN the city of
Valparaiso. on Thursday. the eth day OF July.
1899. Bids must be filed with the county auditor
by II o'clock a. m. on said date and must be ac-
companied with certified check for $1,000. and the
successful bidder VIII be required 20 give bond
The bid must be for the construction of the work
In all respects In accordance with the report os
the viewers and engineer appointed TO view and
make report on the same. which report is on file
at the auditors Office. and to the satisfaction Of
the Board OF Commissioners.
The commissioners reserve the right 70 reject
any and all bids
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NOTICE OF LETTING CONTRACT FOR
THE CONSTRUCTION OF GRAVEL
ROADS.

Notice is hereby given that the contract for the
construction OF gravel roads IN Center township
Porter county, Indiana, petitioped for by d. w.
Keller ct al, will be let at the commissioners
In the courthouse. IN tie city OF Valparaiso.
THURSDAY. the 9Th day Of July. 1899. Bids
must be filed with the county auditor by II
panied with a certified check for 5000. and the
successful bidder will be required to give q bond
as required by law for double the amount Of his
bid. The bio must be for the construction OF the
work in all respects in accordance with the report
OF the viewers and engineer appointed TO view
and make report on the same. which report and
profile is nle at the auditors ONCE. and TO
the satisfaction OF the Board Of Commissioners.
The commissioners reserve the right TO reject
any and all bids.
JAMES 8. FULTON
PETER J. LINDAILS
JOHN BORNHOLT.
Commissioners of Porter County
Attest: NJ ]. Stinchfeld, Auditor Porter County.
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Louisville = -
Cin'nati IL % 1 0 o 0 0 So
Two-base hit-Corcoran. Three-base hit
Powers Stolen bases-Ritchie, Miller (2)
Sacrifice hits-Dexter CD. Vaughn, Hahn,
Bowling. Setback. Steinfeldt.. Double plays
willis (unassiSted Steinfeldt, Corcoran
and Vaughn; Powers and Richie. Struck
out-By Hahn, 6; by Bowling, 3. Bases on
balls-Of Hahn, 4; off Bowling. 6. Hit by
pitoher-Dowling, Wild pitch-Dowling.
Balk-Dowling. Time-2:4O Umpires-Gaff-
ney and Andrews. fsl yq.-
Afternoon Came
The Reds hit Cunningham hard in the
afternoon game. Phillips kept the Colonels'
hits fairly well scattered. Mller's Batting
was the only feature. Attendance, 5,232
Score.
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Briggs, 8.
Struck Out-Hickey.
Wild Pitches-By Briggs, 2
Hit by Pitcher-McFarland.
Two-base Hits-Stewart, Hickey, Frank
Three-base Hits-Alen, Pickering.
Sacrifice Hits-Motz, Allen, HartZell.
Stolen Bases-McFarland. Hickey. Gen.
ms.
Passed Balls-Kahoe, 1. McCauley, l.
Left on Bases-Indianapolis. 10; Column
bus, 9.
Umpire-Sheridan.
Time-2:10.
Attendance-2500
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PHILADELPHIA, July 4.-The feature OF
the national cycling association bicycle
races meet at Woodside Park track to-day
was the one mile heat race between owen
Kimble, of Louisville, KY, Earl Kiser, Of
Dayton, Ohio, and H. B. Freeman, Of Port
land. Ore. which was won by Kimble in
two straight heats. In each heat Kimble
held his opponents safe and on the last lap
jumped to the front and won with ease. H.
F. Kusel and Con Gregory, Of this city.
broke the quarter mile worlds amateur tan
dem record. Summary:
One mile heat race; best two in three. be-
tween Owen Kimble, Louisville, Earl kisers
DAYTON, O., and II. B. Freeman, Portland:
Won by Kimble in straight heats; Kiser
second. Time, BIB; 2:%,
One mile, open professional: won py owen
Kimble Time 2:2.
One mile handicap, professional: Won by
Earl Kiser, Dayton Oen yards); Time 2:O4.
Trial for quarter mile worlds amateur
tandem record by H. +. kusel ana Con
Gregory, philadelphia: Time "A 70. fre-
waller Wa. HI and Left the Track.
WALTHAM, Mass, July 4-The twenty
four-hour motor paced match between
Frank Waller and Burns Pierce which
started yesterday afternoon, was a disap-
pointment. At the completion of the race
Pierce had lead of about sixty-nine miles.
and the record was not even approached.
At o'clock this morning Waller was taken
sick and had to retire from the track. reap
pearing only at intervals throughout the re-
mainder of the day. For some time after
Waller left the track Pierce rode steadily
and fast, but when he had gained lead
that 1T would be impossible for his rival to
overcome he left the track. returning only
when Waller went out, and remaining only
few minutes at time. not making any
attempt to lower the record for the time.
When the race was finished Pierce had COW
cred 449A miles and Waller 3S0k: Waller $
previous record for the twenty-four hours
was 4s4 miles 5s7 yards. Waller rode his
La sf Y,aila In 2.02
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Rain Spoiled bloomington Game.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
BLOOMINGTON. Ills, July 4.-The two
games between Bloomington and Danville
were postponed on account Of rain.
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THE UNCERTAINTIES OF BASEBALL
SHOWN BY YESTERDAYS GAMES.
Also Difference Between "Buttons'
Briggs and Long, Lank Reub Wad-
dell IL Well shown.

To-Day's Games.
Columbus at Kansas City.
Buffalo at Milwaukee.
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The jana Groceey company
Finest Minneapolis creamery butter,
25c.
2 dozen fresh Kansas eggs, Boo.
2 racks honey, 25c.
2 packages wheateen, SOC.
3 boxes Friends oats, 23c.
% pound sack Friends DATA, 9Oc'
o pounds Mocha and Java coffee, e.
Oranges, l7LRc TO soc per dO2,
20 bars Fairbanks soap, soc.
4 packages corn starch, Zoe.
Grape nuts, tine breakfast dlsh' 2Uc'
9 packages ~farinose, 3oc.
1 package bitOs TRY II PACKAGE, 2Oc.
~ varieties OF breakfast food to select
from.
keep fine cigars, pcrfumery and
all standard patent medicines. but
pay special attention to prsserfp-
ton compromising. Three regis
tered pharmacists employed.
B. Rupps, Corner Second street
and Railroad avenue.
Suits made to order at the Racket Tor
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CITY NEWS.

4 have go, the best o cent cigar In town
take ONE. I.y IN the Corner"
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ERE proof and Ia the most centrally To-
Gated. Being conducted on both the
kuropeau and American plans makes IL
very convenient. Dining room just
opened. and is strictly iirst-olsss, meals
at all hours until midnight.
l.. y. Levy. manager Of The Fair store,
Is 30 busy at the beautiful new location
u%Dpacking new goods and waiting on the
vast thr0ng Of customers who frequent
his popular store. that he has not time to
write out for publication n list Of the
bargains and novelties that can be se
cured at The Fair. but invites one
aud all TO come in and see for them
selves.
Before giving your order for a spring
suit, call and look over the line OF new
spring samples at the Racket, where ID.
II. BOatright will make you a suit for
Sll and up. He has from LOCO 10 1,200
samples TO select from. Fit. style and
workmanship guaranteed.
The Albemarle restaurant. No. 2l9
Gold avenue. has opened. Meals. 10
cents and % cents. Twenty-one meals
for ". 20 to 81. Forty-two meals for 80.
Fine service, clean, home cooking.
There will be a meeting Of the Albu-
querque Gun club at Justice II. II. Rib
bles at 1880 o'clock 10. morrow evening.
A full attendance OF members IL desired.
Ladies' dresses, gents suits cleaned
fi.26, dyed Sl.15, with pressingl.
Feathers, gloves, straw hats, etc. dyed.
2l9 west Coal venue
Washing and ironing done at 4i9 Cop
per avenue. Satisfaction guaranteed by
Mrs. Washington n Co. Give us a trial.
Colored laundry.
A large line OF boys oyercoats. from 4
years upward, at less than one-half their
value, In order to dispose Of same.
Rosenwald Bros.
Not how cheap but how good for the
money IL our w%atchword on this muslin
underwear sale at the Economist.
We have a whole LOT OF good things in
store for our patrons. Keep your eye on
our "ad." b. Ilfeld II Co.
The best Ice cream and ice cream sodss
In the city 10 be had at Delaney's Candy
Kitchen, Second street.
Highest prices paid for gents clothing
II Harris, III Gold avenue.
For new furniture, W. V. Futrelle,
| opposite Armory hall.
Just received, new line ingram car
pets at Futrelle's.
Merchants lunch every morning at the
White Elephant.
A new and big stock Of lamps. Whit
ney Co.
Gas fitting and plumbing. whitney Co