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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-16
Railroads.
Railroads.
PENNSYLVANIA
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RAILROAD.

STATIONS foot Of WEST rwENTY,TAIED STREET
leaving time from pe.b.o..s: and S1rt.1 IN
Twe9y-third Street station. s1csDt where otherwise
7-5s A. NJ. FAST MAIL-ParlOr. Sleeping: and Dining
For ShiGas9 Indisn@p9lI, and L0asV sI..o,nx
Smoking and Observation Cars Cincinnati. Indian
lOsS 4 s n I0q PsNE RHlnE SS1 LIMrrEDpun.
6 nns Fo s% esaaso a eavsn To:a and
For Ns.hvs va en 3SD "a and Indian
sEieSe6 5'ili FEaps. n:.D.es
SIS en-, IoTIs gs;.sarf ,S G.a
Car For cay W 1 Va Via Shenandoah valley
SIS =; ii. WESTERN ExgREsazzEor Chicago For
I.55 P. NJ: gHciFfc ExPREssEEor pissssurE To-
GOAL VALLEY Route CONSISTS Tor ciarsiand except
PREss.MFOr Plttsburg. Cleveland, Cincinnati In
s55 7. M; PTTTsBURG sPEcIAL--Dsuy for 7mts-
60 WAsHISGTos AND THE SOUTH,
16G5 M ~ !is5S' 10 spe a and cor
PaTor an Dining cas- 81 % Ass pssSrOsss.
saa SSFtia 80 s!.' So sa' 81 Is e nsa
0as al P .aa cu afs Rdip s. & Is
?, T 11i.rI ~ !, 10 = night in ,,,
ATLHNTic COAST LrNn.-nzp<.... sas [. IA and s-as
sEABotRD AIR LINE RAu.wAT.-E1D~.. lass Ia
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILwAY.-For H.nDAis
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO :, RXILw1Y-1.n I. NJ week.
Eo sac OLD Lo Po SS E coEsosr and NoREoIxTs IA
AF rsiffS' c eFf m Sai and 250 ~s...y
Sundays 7.e5 a. Through Vsstiouled Trains Baffst
ParlOr Cars and Standard Coaches week-dayh Par
lor Smoking Car Psrlor Cars Dining Car and standard
Coaches on SundayA
CAPE MAY.-I255 D m. week-days
LONG BRANCH. ASBURY PARK Qnterlaksn sundays).
Ocean Grove and Point Pleasant from West Twenty
third Street Station. s. IS l22o. 70 s5o D M
and II 10 night weekdays Sundays. u 10. e25 g.
and p From Desbrosses and Cortlandt Streets.
eco m. IL 30 40 $40 and 1215 night week
days. SUNDAYS; IL Is Phi q : M s92 ?. m
6O6 q s755 Is SIS se25 (955 Louis Limited,
10 CDescrosses and Corandt Streets 1920. 80 Is
OPenna- Limited. 1905. 1155 e. m, '1255. 'L55.
CDssbrosses Cortandt Streets 20 255 % %.
25 s4.25 -455 (,4.55 Chicago Limited for North
Philadelphia only, s5.65 e55. 7s6 SIS, 925 OBS for
North Philadelphia only L 10 night week-dsyA
sundays o5 IS SIS, 60 25 'e55 81 Louis LIN
ted e55 CS1025 Penna. Limited 30 IS s12o5.
sLs5 -35 s55 '4ao !'ts5 Shicsgo Limited foa North
North Philadelphia orly1 D. m. Il. 10 night
sDning Car. -.
Ticket ocss Nos as1 1884 11s and 2e BroadwayJ is2
Fifth beov 23d St)i 263 Fifth Avenue (eorner
10th ST.: AstOr House and stations named sbcvei
Brooklyn Court Street $50 Fulton Street. 800 B-oat
way and Pennsylvania Annex Statio~ The New York
will call for and ohsck baggage from
hotels and residences through 20 destination.
Teephous CHELSEA FOR Pennsylvania Railroad Dab
W. W. XTTERBURY. J. r WOOD
GFao w BOYD.
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LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool. April IS. D. m--COTTON-sman business
done prices II points higher: American middlng fair
s4Od; good middling Sad: middlIng; lad; 10y mid
sales OF the day 5000 bales Of which 300 bales
speculation and and included 3e0O bales
American: receipts 1900 bales, including 1000 bales
Amercan opened firm and closed barely steady
American middling. c. April. 1921 April and May.
lied; May and June T73d; June and July. TTod: July
1900: August and September. 7.41d: Sep
tember October. SGD: October and November $685.
November ard December. 62Td December and January,
G a, February, o 24d.
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wheat. -four little Irregular tn. cose and
sraghs s. Sass Is winter Pstents IS 2oaS5 500
extra No wiateT. s. Sass s. RYE FLOUR weak
Gea' si5 q Eo2f - ss5 30; Saos s 70 sres e iS&
Sbs ss ys 6an sA Neal e6a s s. Spi!sdF FEES S
ss2Sy iy bran ~ BAG h aa 52 eboB So g
GRAIN-wHEAT.The effects q an eveTioadsd mar
ket ithou public support 20 take the burden which
ITotssionas were carving Were pen,y evTeat N tne
The market held firm: ana July. IN fact got up to
great THAI the market gradually Yielded and IN
lower and not much lowest prices
Of the week @ s0e hes. he deS 1s sTI es
were as bullsh as a. sny tine during the a6yanee
attended by snow and working its way down into the
winter wheat belt where At hi; season o. te year mild
Missouri Illinois ana Indiana The Southwest was also
ey whereas b Kansas and Oklahoma rain. ere needed
0 o pc un s s9pe9p part change 81 the
wheat condition although the unseasonahe weather has
from sections north Of the Ohio snow also reported lit
tie change in conditions but this largely because OF
killing in the Ohio Valley becoming clearer other
dun and pTsetioay unchahsed Argsntno shipments
to the ccsi exchange figures SEQ 600 bush Southwest
s aSa ali Western I'm Sns a MR Re 9' q o
bush smaller than last There no export trade
aeoat: No NorfhsTn, D9igth 81 oiss. nominal
day right around the opening when the market felt
the influence Of higher wheat prices Commission houses
rivals and the clear whoather West argument for
their actions together with the absence or outside trade
Interior receipts amounted 70 $4,000 bush against
2l5oo0 bush last year. on export account loads were
taken here and . loads at outDoTts. No corn closed
b4c. anoat: No white &c, ana No yellow BIC,
aaoat. OATS-The market for oats was fairy well
supported all day the crop news and while not clos
ing highest point, SIN above the previous night
No closed 4Sikc: . white d6lzc: No 3 white.
45izc. AID standard white. 46c RYE-Market firm No
Western s2c. arrive. prompt shipment BARLEY
Market quiet. Feeding quoted 49c, New-York,
and mailing. 65QO5c s Z Buffalo Wheat, including
-four exports for the week ended ApHel4 according to
Bradstreets 1213.SSS BUSH against l. So
80 bush last week 2977TT7 bush this week last
year. From July l. 1898 70 date they aggregate lls-
O5OS5e bush against l79 bush last Corn
The week aggregate 5s3sS9 bush. against
los COZ bush week and 1915 2l bush ago
From July J. 1908. . date they aggregate 4s13b.5S5
bush. against 81. 6Os 500 bush last season
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snc 5e2 81 last year a decrease 223 from last
year Stock IN Europe 100000 tons, against 2e02Oil
last year. Total stock Of Europe and America. 94o4
tons against e els last at the same uneven oses
and g. 722 date OF January !, 1904 The
decrease 500 against decrease OF
last an increase Of 209.ss5 January l.
Hamburg reports shipments Of raw or refined
u INIT Efntaa
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Lhchsnge special Liverpool cabes-spot cotton
lue-ics- S.vOo bales; speculation and export 800;
uplSnd s,ss ~, receipts 1900: American 1000: medlng
e oDeued STEADY. 1890 points
ba-y sne y points higher distant positions ClSs
Ma a. eals points higher. April 7s2d: April
gre ees say-Jlne Ia3d: June-Julv z 7Od: Julv-au-
Sesd: ooios teraber 7sldi septemberOctober
f27c. .osetnber G35d: November
Henchss,e~ e1uary esd: January February 2sd
cheek tsn siescer; Cloths the higher prices
AND AEAL-ogins 10 "a. lat. oeclin. a
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READING SYSTEM

NEW JERSEY CENTRAL II. Il.
Liberty and South Ferry. Crims from ssaxn
Ferry i've earlier shown bslor.l
EAsTON. BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOWN AND HAVCR
CHUNK-zAOO (715 Easton onlyl. G10 A N. LA
40. 500 t545 Easton only) p II Sundays sAG1
wfIK S 5 AND sCRANroS-.4sa sic L. ~.
500 p. " Sundays, zA25 A NJ, 90 2. n
BARNEGAT-z4O0. % 40 A NJ. also (s.so EAks.
wood and Lakehurst only, A10 a5.0o P. N (Ae4
p n. saturdays)- sundays $40 N
ATLANTIC CITY, 40 A. NJ - 40 p a
VINEiAND AND BRIDGETON-tz40o A H. fx7-s1
LONG BRANCH. AsBUEY PARK. OCEAN GROVE
POINT PLEASANT AND SEAsHORE POINTS
zAC0. s20 1130 A. NJ. zL20. 20 $50. $40, lisa
p NJ Sundays except Ocean Grove. 200 A n. koa.
iILADELPmA-CREAD1Ne TERsuNALl, .4s,
4 60 ts9Ss ' ;IS i .saS .5SS t.sa ta
s4TH AND CHESTNUT sTREETs-547s tssh
1880 Ills a. VI. 100. gao. 500. 'Toa fstf
READING H6RRISBUFG. PoTTsvIILE AND WILL.
IAIsPORr1,L4 90, "a 70 $50. - 10 gS9o n2s
Heading Pottsvills and Hrsb'g only. t4oo $500 p N,
EFrorn Liberty Street only. 'Daily tDaiy. sxosDs
Sunday fSunday only. tPerlor only. lvlA
Tamadus- xSaturdays aExcept Saturdays
House. 49, 2s1. ass. 1900. 1855 Broadway. iss sts
West 1s5th St. 245 Columbus Av.. New York: Court
St Fulton St. BROOKLYN $50 Broadway. will
farnsburg y Y. Transfer Co. for and checks
baggage to destinatiOu-
W C. BESIER G NJ BURT.
Vice-Pres and Gen Mgr Gen Pass'r Agt
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NAVAL STORES.

fairly eeady market reported for spirits turpen
5Shc FOL machine made bbs Resin
steady fairly with 50 IS asked for machine
made ar is with full prices quoted. We
quote: SPIRITS TT-RPENTINE-on and machine bhls
S9a5shc. TAR-Pne bbls. SO So; oil bbls. s5lS5 o.
ROSIN-Couiuon good strained So s5S2 20: T. 50 ST.
$2 go g. O. Gs g 80 70. s. IL ~ 81 Gs ''S
STOCK ON HAND.
Resin 0bls loO34
Savannah April 15.-TURPENTINE firm, 544c;
sales $50 bbs; receipts exports, 1s0 ROSIN FIRM
sales 219 bbs: receipts s65 exports 800 Quote: A.
B. O. u, 81 80; F. S2 4Oi r. " So O. - 90; H. y co. l.
50 so: X. So 10: NJ 50 20: y. IS 45: w G. SO co. W.
SO
Charleston. April 15.-TURPENTTNE firm. 5sc: Ros1N
Wilmington April I5-sPIRITs TURPENTINE nru
SIC: receipts Z casks ROSIN-Receipts Il bbls TAR
Arm 81 70. receipts PAT bbls. CRUDE TURPENTINB
firm So IS SO 20 and 81: receipts rs bbls.
London 15--TURPENT1NEl-Spirft AIS 13ad.
ROsIN-Amerlcan. strained. Ts &c; fine. lis 81
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ROYAL BLUE LINE.

Ofces: Liberty Ferry. South Ferry Aston Houss,
1900 1854 Broadway. 1S3 5th Az, IS
Union square west 153 East 125th St. gTs West 1,5th
g. columbus New York: Court St, s4A
$50 Fulton St Brooklyn: 500 Broadway. Williams
burg New York Transfer Co. calls for and shscks
baggage TO destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-16

Foreign ccfee markets: Rio---ofee market weak No
Rio 6SOO0: exchange 124 q: receipts 200 bags; ship
United States 1850 basss shipments Tor
Europe bags: stocks 639oC0 bass Sautcs-Corcee
market quiet: Santos $500; receipts TO-
0OO bags; stock. SIX 600 bags Hamburg-COIee market
opened = a. pfg lower; 80 net UNCHANGED.
sales. 10000 bags. Hayre-Coree market opened = n
franc lower: u n months advanced =; Other
months unchanged; at hGia franc higher; At 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-16
FRENCH LESSONS.
Teachers.

yfIIvrOR-EnziIsh much expertenoe, wishes situa-
tion OF responsibility. where high moral influence
would b. valued, well as thoroushness IN tescnng
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-16

Stock n HavTe 8556O bags. % which 723o0o are
Brazilian: last week GEO 735 900 respectively.
The statistical position CT Brazilian coffee follows:
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COMPARATIVE COTTON STATEMENT.
For The week ending Friday April Is. IeoAl
Ne. receipt. a. ali United State, port. during
COTTON RECEIPTS.

| New-York. April Is. 1904
The following the total net receipts Of cotton at all
| ports September IL
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD

pHk tEEUOBs Aas1 S48aO BAiEHbAR
Leave City. South Ferry Liberty ST
Chicago. Piftsburg "l2l0 1t -l2l5 Mt
Chicago, Columbus. 'I255pm L0Opm Diner
PfttsburE. Cleveland. 395pm 940pm Lfmesd
Iinited".... 655pm I0Opm BuTss
Cincinnati, Louis. 1910 s1215n mt 6sepsR-
Cincinnoff. 81 louis. 30 s5an 80 Scam Diner
Cinct1uati. st. Louis. 8 55pn To6pm Buffet
Norfolk. W. h5rru = LoOpn Diner
spaIv. tDafIy. except Sunday. iSunday only.
Orices. 43l 1900 Broadway. Astor HouEA 100
GreenVch St IS Union Square w Grand St. ~ ~
343 Fulton ST Brooklyn: South Ferry Liberty 81
cbecxfd hotel or
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STOCK ON HAND.
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BUY NEW GOWNS NOW;
PAY WHEN THEY PLEASE
System Wealthy New York Gus
toners Adopt, According
to Mrs. Osborn.
CRIME TO PRESENT BILL

NEW YORK, April 16-It would appear
from the affidavit of Mrs. Josefa ". Osborn.
who is president OF the Mrs Osborn Com
pany, that wealthy persons consult their
own convenience in regard 10 paying for
gowns. and any attempt TO force the pay
ment or bills from customers of this char
acter would seriously injure the business.
Some customers owe thousands of dollars.
but to ask for the money would be to
offend them.
These statements are contained In an
affidavit OF Mrs Osborn in opposition to
the application made by Miss Julia Ward.
vice president Of the company, for the con-
tinuance Of an injunction restraining the
payment OF any money. and also the hold
ing Of the annual election.
The subject was argued at length before
Judge Davis, Charles lie Barber repre-
senting Miss Ward and John c. Tomlinson
appearing for Mrs. Osborn, who says the
business OF the company has far exceeded
al expectations, il being thought it would
do a business Of $4,000 year, whereas
IL has done 1893. 900; that il is in a flourish
ing condition. due to her social connections
and business ability but that this litigation
is likely TO injure it
The other defendants with her are Jacob
Stout. Frederick Edey and John H. SEQ
vile, Stock Exchange brokers'; John c..
Tomlinson, Charles wetmore, Henry w.
Bergman and Harriette w. Bergman.
Robert II. Griffin, Charlotte NJ. Bacon and
Mary w Scott.
The trouble arises because of differences
as to the policy of the company between
Mrs. Osborn and Miss Ward who came
into the business three years ago 10 give
her services and bring $4,000 a year into
the enterprise. She first received SO week
~ ana then $780, and feared at the annual
meeting there would be trouble regarding,
the retirement Of stock of the company
she then complained that Mrs. Osborn
S~ed the company $4,000 and that Miss
Norma l. Munro was indebted for 5000.
MIS- osborn denied that she had been
guilty or any improper action in relation
70 the issue Of stock. Miss Ward received
9ISO or common stock of the company
ana she was made a director. AS TO Miss
munro, In her affidavit Mrs. Osborn saws
her Indebtedness is only ST. 459, but she IS
OF ample means and is entirely RESPONSE
pie Tor her indebtedness" She in add
tlon explains that many persons owe mon
ey for gowns. one customer owing, at one
time as much $1,000.
But these credits, Mrs. Osborn saws are
necessary feature OF fashionable dress
maker S establishment, persons of npeans
being accustomed to order expensive gowns
In large numbers and consulting their
convenience in regard to the time OF pay
ment.
As TO her own Indebtedness Of IS. $50 for
gowns, FOR which she gave a note OF So e47
ana deposited sixty preferred shares as
collateral, Mrs. Osborn states that this
represents gowns which she wore and
which advertised the business and this
she believes should be charged to advertis-
ing rather than as a personal debt Judge
Davis reserved his decision.
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RED MEN MAY MEET
IN ONE OF CITY Parks
Celebration of Tamina Day Will
Be Made Memorable by
Braves.

The Improved Order OF Red Men of IN
dianapolis is preparing to have a memor
able time on the occasion of their celebra.
ton or st. Tamina's day on May 10. All
tribes within a radius OF forty miles have
been invited to participate. The invitations
already accepted indicate a large crowd
in the city on that day.
Great Sachem John Il. Frederick. of Mar
tinsvflle, and Past Sachem Charles Robert
son, OF Greenfield, have accepted invita-
tons TO address the meeting and other
speakers will be added as invitations are
accepted.
The meeting will be in one OF the parks
II the weather is suitable, and If not il will
be held in TOmllasOn Hail.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-04-17
Spring Shoes

In our spring shoes and Oxfords you will
find everything right style, service, price,
including a perfect fit.
Ladies Ideal kid, hand-turn Louis XIV
heels, button or lace ca En-
Shoes ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ~
Ladies' Ideal kid hand-welt Shoes or OK
fords, button or lace, Cuban ca IN
heels NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 49,
Ladies' Patent Colt, Patent or Wei Kid
Shoes or Oxfords, button or Ga m
lace OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. P'OO
Ladies' Patent Corona or Vici Kid Shoes or
Oxfords, all styles heel, heavy or&1 M
light soles, $3.50 and..............PAsO
A complete assortment of Misses and Chill
drens Slippers and Oxfords, % m
from sl-0o 20 ..-..........-...-...P.
BOYS and little gents Patent 60 M
Calf Shoes, $50 and ...........P
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Black Velveteen Skirt Binding,
5-yard bolts. regular 25c TO-
quality. bolt ............. S
Fancy FrilI Side Supporters. in
all colors. regular 2So12Kc
supporters, pair ......
Girdle Belt Forms, in black and
white, all sizes, 1Sc
eacn .....................
Fancy Rhinestone Shirtwaist
Buttons. regular 500 o.
sets, buttons in set.... SOS
Black and darning cot T.
ton, 45-yard spools. .. A.
Holdfast Garment Fasteners. in
black and white, Il
regular sc doz.............- ~
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The Dress Hats


Brook 10O-yard Cotton Thread,
in black and cOlors, 2 u.
spools for ..............-...-C ~
Binding Braid. in black and coll
ors, steamed and T.
shrunk, 5-yard bolts $500. ~
Stockinet Dress Shields. regular
15c quality. -
par ..--.---.- ....-.--...s-
Hair Pin Cabinets. loG pins in
cabinet. regular &c D.
goods --....-....-..-...-.
Safety Pins. in all sizes. regular
&c doz.. doz -
lOr .-..-...-...-........,-
Hose Supporters. I'm black and
white. all sizes, l0c Il
quality, pair ................
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Goid-eye Needles. all sizes. IS
needles In paper. &c a.
quality, paper .......AN
Pure white Pearl But O.
tons, all sizes. card......O "
Mourning Pins. on cards with
belt pins I'm black. black and
white and colors. r.
Cdiu ...-....s-....-.-.-
Black Sewing silk. 300 yards on
spool, regular &c -
spools. each ............. acS
Corset Steels. in white and gray.
regular SC Stce!s. r.
pair ..-...-s....--.---.--
Nickel-plated Thimbles. all
sizes. regular &c h
Thimbles. each ...........-.. ~
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PROBABLE Date OF
COUNTY CONVENTION

County Chairman Harry Is. Smith said
yesterday that the date OF the Republican
county convention probably will be changed
10 date a few days after May II. which
IS the date Of the Democratic state con-
VentiOn.
The county executive committee will hold
meeting Monday afternoon 10 consider the
change IN date necessitated by the con-
fict. The primaries will be changed also
TO the day before the convention.
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Four Superior Dressmaking Departments, Pro
dueing High-cIass and Popuiar-priced Gowns
ing Fabrics From Two Hemisphere

Supremacy in variety, in style, in
novelty and distinction for this fabric
section. That is our claim-broad
enough, surely-but one that we are
well prepared to maintain. There is
so much of charm and newness about
this superb collection of new fabrics
that to attempt detailed description
would be quite impossible. Our spe-
cial import orders for exclusive patterns
were treble those of last spring. The
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-04-17
THE JOURNALS SHOPPING DEPART.

The Journal has established a free shop
ping department for the Of its readers.
All Journal subscribers are invited 10 use
the department freely at all times.
Experts have been engaged as Journal
shopping commissioners who Will person
ally execute any orders readers wish TO
send.
When you see an attraction in the Jour
nal advertising columns and find il in
convenient To visit the stores yourself. COM
municate with the Journals Shopping De-
partment by telephone, or mail. and the
purchase will be made Immediately and the
goods sent to you G. O. ID. Your purchase
will be made within hour OF the time the
order is received, and il will be made by an
expert shOpper-One who knows how TO buy
and buy well. All merchants advertising in
the Journal are thoroughly reliable. and
purchases made by the Journals STAFF Will
be at the lowest figures obtainaole by any
body.
The shopping will be done absolutely
without expense 10 you or 10 the merchant.
The one requirement is that you be Jour-
nal subscriber.
All correspondence relating TO purchases
or prospective purchases VIII be answered
promptly and fully Any class OF purchases
you wish will be made IL you want any
thing from a pair of gloves TO an automo-
bile. you can give your order through the
Journals Shopping Department.
Address Journal Shopping Department.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-04-17
HEAVY WAGON RUNS
DOTHN Fair VICTIM
Woman Is Bruised While At
tempting to Cross Washing
ton Street.

Miss Matte Smith. who is employed in
the home OF Henry Moore, $3.50 East Wash
ington street, was run down by heavy
wagon while attempting TO cross Washing
ton at Pennsylvania street yesterday.
She was thrown TO the street unconscious
She was removed to the home of her sis
ter on lrVlngtOn avenue, where she was
given further treatment. and will recover
The name of the driver could not be
learned.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-04-17

silk Mousseline de Sole Collar
For Forms nsi,t all . sizes black &c
Double Nainsook covered Dress
Shields, regular 0c 10c
quality, pair ...--..-.....
Luster Crochet Cotton, all col
ors, regular &c Oc
spools ..-..................
Hat Pins in black and white,
regular price &c each, Il
TWO Tor .............-......
Curved Collar Forms, regular
&c Collars, T.
tdCn ..-.-..-... -..s..........
Needle Point Pins. 100 pins on
paper. &c quality. D.
paper .....................
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The Corset Store

We of course know the standing OF our
corset section, but some women have not
yet visited IL. AS an Introductory induce
ment will tomorrow sell batiste long
hip corsets like cut with pair OF hose
supporters attached. worth Ct M
Sl-5O, Tor -.-.-.-...-....--..--.-.....
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Millinery Modes

Tomorrow some new pretty creations will
be shown in dark and light colored
tailored effects. Prices $1,000
SL.5O and 1890. .................F
Exclusive stylish street Hats at medium
prices has created a steady business
through the past few rainy &I O&
days. Prices S29S to ..-.......-- ~
The Dress Hats
Large shapes Of lace maline or braids are
ali good Both flare fronts and mush-
room shapes are popular, black tuscan and
light colors are in demand. They are all
shown here at 5000 &12 M
$3.50 and ................--......FA
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1904-12-28

Outstanding Of The liairul, problem
afforded by the Toll w,,g! aud viii
result in teac!!ing the States free from
the pest the necessity Of greater ig-
llancc and every possible proclutio1s
Any measure. If 4uarantiniug against
Texas cotton aud its by producto can
be made effective in preventing the
spread of the wecvl eastward, no
time should be lost in establishing
such quarantine at the Mississippi
river
The action Of the Shrcvcpor, con
vcntion jn binding the delegates pres
cnt to resist the bear dcmoraliZation
oE the cotton market by holding every
bale of cotton possible off the market
until better prlces are offered for the
staple. Is certain to have q wholesome
elect in the present general effort to
unite the farmers in a great holding
increment. The men who constituted
that highly representative body were
some Of the larges; and most intcili-
gent cotton planters in the South, aud
their example will be largely followed
to The ul,imite benefit Of the south
crn cotton farmer Atlanta Consti,u-
tiDu