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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1900
Page
4
The Edison phonograph exhibit invites the public to hear and see all intent records, vocal and instrumental performances. Location: Packard Music House at 120 Calhoun Street.
Weather forecast indicates Monday snow and colder conditions in the northwest with brisk westerly winds. Indiana forecast shows Monday cold with fair to partly cloudy skies and southeasterly to westerly winds, with variable high temperatures.
Muncie men Newell and M. Clay Hiltwrt shine in Fort Wayne on Sunday while H J Norris and wife fall ill at their city church home. Kendallville Sun notes a surprise for Rev. TF Noll with congregation members gifting tokens of esteem, and Thomas Whitefield Co touts Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for la grippe with strong local endorsements.
Office fixtures offered by Libuing & Co on East Main Street include a safe priced at 50 dollars, a large Roll Top Desk with letter and tile features at 27 dollars, five Caligraph Typewriters at 25 dollars each, a Blickensderfer at 20 dollars, three office clocks at 3.84 dollars each, and additional desks and items with varied prices. Substantial assortment of office equipment available for quick purchase.
Real estate or personal security backed loan offered by Char. B. Pyripeer. Also listing fine military hair brushes at Junke and Nussbaum's.
For sale Shalland pony reg 3 fostered pony with trap and harness. Sold to buyer by Christmas. Seller prefers personal inquiry at Gallet residence two miles north of the city Lima Road. A BL Malcht ing
At yesterday's regular meeting the Trades and Labor council announced committee appointments in several divisions. Members named include John Cook John Krab John G. Kramer Theo Baxter Henry Ross Alv s M Shorr Maggie Kelley Mrs Maxwell Levi Bander and Marty Keller for the union. E T B Tanner G R B Hach H C Hulije H C Erkels and G J Stet for organization. I Mitchell M A Rogers A H Frevke J H Logan and or Sel for legislation. Mr Gould of Indianapolis will address Fort Wayne on January 11 in the assembly room of the courthouse.
Chicago Bakery advertises a holiday assortment of ice creams and ices made with French glace fruits and pure fruit juices. Items include vanilla lemon chocolate orange strawberry cherry peach raspberry New York apricot tareeh pratt drench pratt glade hagelnut maraschino sherbet and more with chocolate and fruit confections and gift boxes.
Tailor G Schmitt offers complete made to measure garments at 57 Berry Street. The shop claims up-to-date workmanship and promises stylish, tasteful attire suitable for special gifts.
Wabash railroad to sell tickets between all stations east of the Mississippi during Christmas and New Year holidays. Tickets issued December 22 23 24 good to return until January 8 1901. Also available are fine stationery and a large stock of novelties at W C Baade 110 Calhoun Street.
Miss Rodenbeck offers toilet sets comics and sterling novelties in an extensive line at the New York Tai Nazaar.
DASIT Is COW Cameras and Christmas novelties al W. C. Bando's, 110 Calhoun Street, AY special holiday book drive, Fine books 25 vents, Gruber's cigars are put up in, haad somer boxes than ever this year for Xmas trade. "All sizes, Gruber's Best, Eclipse, F. G. and Frank's Choice.
The King Dramatic Company led by Kirk Brown presents William Gillette's Held by the Enemy at the Mason Temple Theatre for a week. Tonight is the premiere with 15 cent ladies’ prices, followed by Hands Across the Sea and Cumberland. Tickets on sale. the company brings two carloads of scenery for the week.
The widow Chamber’s comedy The Tyranny of Tears unfolds at the Masonic Temple next Monday. A typewriter assistant causes a ruckus when a husband’s wife discovers him kissing a large photograph, with farcical consequences and clever wordplay across the stage.
Dunist and Charles Frohman's comedy At the White Horse Th arn has delighted New Yorkers for twelve weeks at Wallick's and will be presented by a picked company of nearly thirty at the Masonic Temple on Wednesday January 2. Frederick Bond will appear as Giesecke in this lively Berliner role.
Thomas Jefferson stars as Rip Van Winkle in a fresh American stage production with his company. Critics praise his likeness to the elder Jefferson in voice manner and presence framing a strong, faithful portrayal. The company performs the play in Port Wayne on New Year’s Eve amid a poised, lively revival.
Mondamin Meadows Dairy Company announces that Mr. Peter Francisco has been appointed to lead the ice cream department. The firm touts high quality, prompt fulfillment for large and demanding orders from its location at Fairfield Avenue and Baker Street. Bell phone 823. Home 1010.
Ample com, 7 East Main Se. opens sheets, Prop. Poextt. hooks, purses and Christmas es. WC. Baade's 116 Calhoun.
The Ladies Birthday Almanac for 1901 is circulating in the city this week. It allegedly predicted the Galveston storm with startling accuracy, attributed to weather prophet Andrew Jackson Devoe, from a Chattanooga issued issue last February. The ad claims wide popularity and large sales, with copies available through merchants or mail order.
The American Express Company announces a year end gift of a $1 gold piece for each of its 19,000 employees who have served a year or more. Each gift includes a brief history of the company noting its capital and scale. The firm operates with extensive holdings in the United States and Canada.
The U S Mortgage and Trust Co of New York offers unlimited loans in Fort Wayne at 6 percent. Owen N Herron, attorney for the company, will receive applications at his office corner Court and Berry streets. No delay in closing. Repay at any time any amount desired.
Rockhill Bros call for winter horses seeking top care at their stock farm in Fort Wayne. They offer thirty box stalls and delivery service for good driving horses and others, with telephone contact provided.
Miss Raden beck displays doll wigs at the New York Hair Buxzar with high demand. Gruber's cigars prove popular in Xmas trade. Vases in Batavia ware for Christmas shown at W. C. Baade's on 116 Calhoun Street.
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