Indianapolis News, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 March 1888 — Page 3

THE HTDIAWAPOUS SKWB, THTTRSOAT, MABCH 8, 1888.

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Joat Um other 4*7 a brmro oafiMor, vbooo train ran a»ar, dastainf to d—truetion like a flaoh»«M ooon 4oaperstelj wo—hit •* tbo cap of the atesm ebam per, in tha hope of vnatiof tbo power, thereby ehocking'tbe «p«e<L The brakea •aao aaalov, nod bia horoie efforto came too QI ala. Tbo ongi— leaped

,5 the track, oaortaraad,

" tod be waa acalded to death by tbo Terr

■ei— be had raaortad to to aare life. Bo lingered a lew boon, bat a glance diaclooed that the— waa no hope, and tbere was no remedy to care. Violent scalds or boras are in their ante re i oca table, bat tbere are tbonsaads of minor oaenaltios of the kind ooeorriag hearty in etery boost or lar— msnufsstory for wbiob tbere is a remedy, soothing, Mrs—d prompt, of wbiob tbo followiDg araproofo: Mr. Miebael Higgins, Bclcber - A Taylor Agrioeltaral Tool Company, Cbi* oopee Palis, Mass., May 4. UW7, writes: "This company has nssd St. Jacobs Oil for fears for their moa for haras, cats sad braises, and.we know of nothing that compel—with it." Mr. Q. Oobrie, Lawrence, Kao.. April M, 1M7, writer. “A lamp #*• pioded in my office, and in trying to put it —t I cat and burned my band eery badly with glam. St, Jacobs Oil cured me.” Mr. Mr. /. W. Moris, *8 Book street, Lowell. Maas,, says: "For bar— sad chapped bands I know St. Jaeobs Oil to ba eieeilcnt.’' Mr. A. Schulte, Cterelaad. O.. February 5,1887: ** We consider St, Jacobs Oil n my ealoable remedy lor barns." Mr. A. Matkoy, Wexford, ra., writea February 7, 1887: "I bare aaed St. Jaeobs Oil for years, and know it to bo tbo boot for burns." Mr. J. W. Amos, Fairmonnt, Neb., Fsbrunry 7, 1887, sera: "Wo Ind it JuM as efficacious for ba rns as for bites.” Mr. w. A. Sohrosder, Qilbartrilie, Is.. Fefoaery 11, 1887: "1 bars used it for barns, and can soy it doss its work as recommended." Of ooorse, in violent barns sod. scalds, and tbs treatment of raw surfaces, tbs dirsetions accompanying each bottle mast bo etrictly followed. And if followed striotly, the toothing and earing influence of tbo remedy is beyond comparison. Tbo eun is pernet, tad a elaar, smooth surface la

tbo rsoolt.

JENNET ELECTRIC CO., XMMlMrtUfMB Contrftcton Electric Lighting Apparatus , INDIANAPOLIS, IND.

UMON 1,ABOR PARTY.

A Lengthy Plntioru Adopt— and a dute . Tick st Nomina tea. Tha platform adopted by the State Union Labor Convention yesterday afternoon reaffirmed the princiVee indorsed at Cincinnati last year. On local issues it declared in layer of the repeal of tbo State law, allowing counties and townships to vote eid to rail* roads, opposing tbs convict labor system, declaring ia fcvor of a salary instssd of a foe system for^Oeuaty officers, In favor of a law lottiag all pnblie printing to the lowest bidder, fltvoring a change in the election laws so that tbs voter will be secured from JHtblio observation while voting; favoring non-partisan maaagtmcnt of the benevolent institutions, restricting tbo aower of officers to bean debt upon the people, favoring the State giving frte school books to the children, opposing ehild labor, favoring pensions for service, —d favoring a law com pel ling manafseturers to use all the appliances wbiob science affords for tbs protection of laborers agsiast soeidsnts. Mastra. Johnson, •f Vermillion, sod Jennings, of Marion, objected to tbo plank deoiaring that tbo control of State i—titationa ahould not bo changed when there eras a change of party power, but It was allowed to stand. Mr. L. P. Caster, a Hoary George man, effered a reaolution declaring in favor of tbo assessment of all revoaues on that value in land which exists wherever human beings congregate, irre* epeetive of labor oa it by individuals. Under the operations of tbo gag rale, this was referred to the Cincinnati Convention. Tha following was adopted: “In the strike on tha C„ B. A Q. and Heading systems, we recognise a solemn protest against the heartIsas exactions of ebsrterod capital." The nomination of n State ticket Fas not as—dally difficult, aside from tSo fact that it Was not easy to find man who would accept the nominations. For Governor, J. B. Milroy, of Delphi, was aominatsd bv acclamation, and a like honor was accorded to J. F. White, Diatriet Master Workman, of this gity, for Lisatooaot Governor. A. C. Geyer, of St. Joseph County, was nominated for Secretary of Stale, aad John P. Uannogan, of Lafayette, for Auditor. For Treasurer, D. F. Doll, of Bartholomew County, was selected* For Clerk of the Supreme Court (although there is no— to bo eleeted this year), J. C. Smith, of White County, was nominated, and for SnperintendmR of Publio Instruction, A. J. Johnson, of^eraillloo. Nobody was found who wonld accept tbo —miaatioa tor Attorney General, and it was decided to have this place filled by the Executive Committee. Captain Alton, of Torre Haute, and T. J. Sharp, of this oity, won eleeted delegates to tbo National Conveotion, and Captain Allen and Chariton Ball wore nominated for electors on the State ticket. M. C..R«nkin was elected chairman of tbo State Central Committee, aad the eonveation adjourned, after deeiding to make a thorough onnvam of tbo State.

The Dental Coininenoement.

The ninth annual commencement oxeralsco of the Indiana Dental College took plaoc at Plymouth Church last night Dr. L. 8. Hsntborno delivered the address .on bebslf of the faeulty, nod Dr. W. L. Heiskeil pn—ted diplomas to tha following

grad—too:

W. J. P. Lawton, C. P. Curtis, J. L. Barnes, B. 8. Hicka, W. B. Benson, E. Boose, G. W. Baber, J. H. Dougherty, R. H Clark, L. A. Stewart, W. M. Joaee, J. W. Lopp, W. A. Alexander, M. LeF. Kec, C. J.

Lanya, J. S. McCurdy, R. T. Oliver..

Dr. J. W. Horty conferred seniority degrees upon the twelve members of the junior class. Tbs principal address of tbs evening was by Dr. Willlsm H. Atkinson, of New York t o—of the most fomont dentists of the oonatry, a man wfco !• mid to have received $700 for Ailing one tooth and $7,000 for supplying a bow sot of Moth. Ho ta an elderly gentleman, evidently possessed of a very groat deal of Information, —d — talks in a very fatoreoting—d original manner. After the exercises he was given an informal re-

aopttoa at tbo Denison House.

T— Phjrsle-Meds.

Tbs Alumni Aesooiatiou of the Physiolledica] College of Indiana last aigbt sleeted ths following officers: President, J. P. Julian; Ssorstary, Walter Smith; Treasurer, Robert Wakfo; Librarian, C. D. Bedford. Thia was followed by a banquet at the Hotel Eaglieh, in wbiob there were various literary and musical selecuoos by W. F. Perch umau, a J. May MUIer, Mist Alma White, Mk.

•TATE NEWS.

THS MARKET NEWS.

Tha todteaa Farmers' Institute Is boUing its j The New York Stack Market, nnual sssskm at Andoreou lapedai le The I—!aaa»oHs Newal MVtBlT -ffiix. CffifsTonbOle news from those points —

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Chicago Grata Market.; M»eettS, 1 p. m

Upenin*. Hi«be»u Lowest. c.<«ui*.

TM tteh gob! and sllverjtads reported recentlj of being frauds, audtaat Cue mAiea have been

“sailed?*

I>«Vs Edwards, a Richmond blacksmith, was working under a wanen when the props save way. and tha wagon tell oo-biat, fracturing a rib, and

otherwise injuring him.

orris Chaffin, a Mcbiy i—pacted cltisen, ared

cars, dropped deed yesterday

three miles from Kosoriding apparently welL

ta r« oril*

fbieacai

m tr.. II! .ni —— * fwday cooeed same sharp declines ia the tavorii**. nom tM wrunern part ei S mate, arc suspouen , aad a^rs to-dar wUl be awaited with much anx-

iety loci cations from Leaden ibis raoralac-poiut to lower prices fin- American aecufittae. and it is hardly probable that orices can eo ap to-day. Xoos.—Money to easy at ZupJ per oent Bar silver -dv The decline ia the stock marxet made further progress after li o'clock, but tbs loaiot from th« Arum prowailln# at that time wm cocfined to small fmcLiooN, exc&pt la Francisco

si*»

out

ruppassd hssrt disease. Ivory Cotsin the murder of

camp,

pr-r-Tted. wbl.-b toet the satire advance or the preyioni hour. Western Lnlon came to the front with

0. K. Womv died rather suddenly at Terre 1 “V**!' ^ n re noon with Haute Tueeday niebt. He waa a prominent Ms-' - "• Ttl * 1st has hsen qolet since noon, with

son. and had been a resident of Terr* Heme for many years, going tbere iron* Baltimore be lore there were any railroads entering the town. Dr. Bedell bes Been taken tom Evansville to bis borne at Vincennes. His a»i—» greatly disturbed by his rsoeot terrible experiences, but it is thought mat red will restore his reason and medinai attentloa finally place him beyond all

itanpgr,

Tuby Thompson, a desperate character from

Wheat— } Msrcb ♦ _. Say « June t

Coro—

May....! SZ'i | StH Jane ! KtM j t:\ Oats- 1 " "I “* M May—I it *4 : MS Jane.... Sl«, i Sit, Jnlf—1 »‘ 4 i 3U\ Pork- ! March. 13 % l.l <*6 May ’ M 02 i* is Jane u lo : H is

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WANTED—FEMALE HELP.

^XRMAN girl at 1T8 E. Walnut st ^ ^MBlTfor boumworii. - XH t- Merlrerst.'

^ *tKL for honaework. 471 North East sk

J^XPy.HIENfKDgiflat«71 Nortb Rest St

j 13 I 14 10 14 U

May. ,_j June....' Rlb^- | May. Jane...

7 22* 7 32‘,

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Bedford, wee sen enced to fwe years In the penitentiary yesterday for cutting -Schuyler Larter last Sepuftobcr. Mort Thomas, of Holtonsvilie, watalsosint to the pemleultary lor robbeiy, committed two weeks ago. The Democracy ot Owen County has nominated the following ueket: Representative. 8. K Mo Kelvey; Treasurer, W. F Casaiday; hberifl, Alex Rrye<*i surreyur, U. D. PhttUpa: Coroner, F. M. Wilea Instructions were given (or C. C. Matron for Ctoremoraud George \V. Cooper tor Congress. Netre Data# University has just received (rom Europe a large amount of vaiuabio scientific apparatus for the chemical and physical laboratories of the depanmeut of acteuce. This large addition to the laboratories w.ll serve to place them among the fiueat equipped ot American colleges. Let*a* W. Rosenbaum and Joha Casey, two gas wall drillers got Into sb altercation at Portland. After tbe affair was over it was discovered Rosenbaum had bitten off Casey's left ear and Casey nad tested tbe index finger on Rownbaum's tight band. Both were frighuul sights, and botb were arretted and fined. Tbe annual conference of tbe Dunkard or German Baptist C hurch will be held ai North Man-

chester, eeginmug May to. t bare ts a large body of tbiiMCUiiarsect living In Piatt County, Illinois. They practice leet-wasnmg and tbe boly kiss. They baptize tbeir members three times,

tbe

tare foremost, and dress much tbe same

Quakers.

Simon F. Carter, ex-Recorder and ex-Clerk of

Jouniy.died yasteruay morning

la Fowler T'

bis death Was Bnght’s Ulaea-e.

founaerof the Eveniug Mall, the first newspaper

Beuton Cooni;

residence

at his

immed.ate came of isea-e. He wits the

published In Bemon County. He was an extensive breeder ot finb poultry, and had a national

tetion in this line.

mptou’s dynamite magazine, in ity, which exploded tbe other day, o i thousand dollars' Worth of dyuai

reputation In this line.

Hampton’s dynamite magazine, in Wayne County, which exploded tbe other day, oonlaiued eight thousand dollars' worth ot dynamite and one thousand five hundred dollars' worth of powder, betides the 1,600 pounds of paste roils, W per cent, bitro glycerine, costing 80 cents per

m, dam .ge suits are threatened

and

quart Then, too,'

ing 80 cei

„«»». « m—h, -w. u _m .ge suits are three-. by divers people whoae property was injured, and cue to in the bands of a lawyer, demanding to,ooo. ▲ company of alleged counterfeiters has been discovered in Harrlaou Township, Elkhart County. The first information tha people ot the uelghboch «d had that anything ol the kind was being practiced was at a series of school exhibitions a few niahts ago, when a number ot bogus nickels were disposed of. Tbe coins had been tracked to two young men of highly respectable parental*. It is supposed that there are several

parent** e.

confederates.

At a late hour Tuesday night Wm. Lyons, a ilneut iartner, residing six miles northwest

’ the roadside In an un-

promlneut iartner, residL ot Marion, was found by t

conscious condition. His clothing was nearly torn from his person, one ear was gone, his col-lar-bone was fractured, and five ribs were broken. The indications were that Lyons had been thrown from h.s wagon, and, becoming enttugled in the lines, bad been dragged a considerable distance. Lyons came to town, and started home

drunk. Hu condition to critical.

General James M. Shackelford appeared before Judge Farrell, at Evansville, yesterday morning, and secured an offier of court grantiiu permission to hav* the grave of Robert Barnes opened and examined to tee if the will which has been missing for seventeen yean was on the body, as claimed by tbe Spiritualists. The outer box inclosing the metallic coffin bad rotted away and the contento were a mam of putrescence, but no will or other papers were found. The Spiritualists were greatly disappointed, and Row hare nearly given up hopes of ever establishing their

claim to a large shoe of hto property.

Several parties who hsd claim* against the Western Mutual Life and Accident Assurance Society of Klkh&rt, having been refused payment, have begun suit for about 810,000, and hare attached ail the company’s property and garnisheed its officers and the cannier ol the bank in wbiob the company bad its deposits. To aad to the conf usion thus caused, the board of trustee* of the company aud the secretary have got into a dispute, and tha latter changed 4he combination of the saw and refused to open it. On Monday morning a new suit was begun in the Circuit Court, in which the plaiuiilf asks for the appointment of a receiver. This demand to based upon an affidavit of the secretary, in which he swears

that the company to insolvent.

Pensions have been granted to: A. Butterfield, Fowler; W. Neeee, Perkintville; 0. Miller, Fort Wayne; J.G. Ricketts, Ureensburg; J. Griffith, letwrenceburg; J. G, Gafford, Brazil; J. Gallagher, Urookville; L. lyier, Log an .port; J. Foley, Franklin: T. F. Dryden, Clayton: £, Shook, Jouesboro; J. fioord. Cannelion; R. Myles, Lynnvllle; K. L. Richardson, Oakland City; O. L Sawyer, Foi man; K. H. Moore. Blooming Grove; R. She Fasten; M. Hare, Indianapolis; B. F. Hughes, Lib erty; T. A. Gardner, Little York; A. McWilliams, New Providence; A Obeny, Indianapolis; W. M. Parrott, Newton; P. M. Blew Headley; W. A. Malcom, Paris Crossing; W. H. Byker, Hicks; J. Lewis, Martinsville: E. Ortne, Eiwood; G. Lltcheusfeis, Richmond; H. Lott, Uelveeion; R Sweetlaud, South Bend; mother of H. Gregg, Dixon.

Real Estate Transfers.

Harry J. Milligan, trustee, to Ernest P. Bick nea, lot 9 in square 1 and lot 14 in square3 in Indianapolis Car Company’s addition, 8360. Jonathan M. Seger to Netta D. Clark, lot 85 in Tbos. B. Eiliott’s subdivision of outlot 156, 81,500. Joseph* K. Sharpe, Jr., to J. B. Shoenfelt, lot 27 in Sharpe’s Woodside sddltion, t2». James D. Maxwell to Wallace W. Fort’, lots 55 and 56 in K. T. Fletcher’s second addition to

bright wood. 81.000.

Gilbert M. Brook# to Geo. H. Rshm, lot 3 in Metzger's subdivision of lot 28 in Henderson’s ad-

dition, 81,200.

Abigail TutU et al. to Jersmtnep S. Bowen, part ot the west half of the southeast quarter of section 22. township 17 north, range 8 east, 8300. - John Alex Burns to Roger A. Sprsgue, lot 64 in J. H. Clsrk’s addition to Haughviile. $22. Abraham Hamilton et al. to James H. Hamilton. part of lot 12 in Wallace’s fourth addition to

Acton, 81,100.

John Spray to Henry C. Jackson, part of the earn half of the northwest quarter of section 23,

Dieses ts.

east nan or me northwest quarter of section

township l«, range 2 east, to,an.

John F. r> ten ton, executor, to Nett ie J. Dillingham, lot « m Robinson's subdivision ot Drake 7 !

White Ri

ver,

Waide

. The graduating ei

cieea wUl take plaoe at Y. M. C. A. Hall to-

others.

exer-

Jaeh Dempsey ta Testa. Jack Dempsey, the pugilist, and the beet ■ma el hia elaaa who ever stood in n ring, was In the oity last night, on hia way from Cihcinnati to St. Louie. He says that Sullivan ta the greatest fighter in the wori’ t that Kiirain is not a fighter, end that if Suuivam and Mitchell come together the former will “kill” the latter, or if he don’t, he ought to. Dempaey ta thinking of going to Europe to try ooadaniooe with Mitoholl. Kvutonx that he* tried So Non fbr oaUrrh ■pash la tho hlghott **rm» of it T. R Bell, eonsuittng eugHseer. mechenlcel ffimRlU™~t~i Patent solicitor. 68 Ingalls Block. to yon have catarrh, try Na Noa.

subdivision of outlot 14. west of

8100.

Sarah A Reid to Arthur V. Brown, lots 28 and 30, in square 4, In Um Indianapolis Car Com-

pany’s additiou, 8225.

Daniel Web-tor to Milton Dally et aL. lota 10 end 11, in Coffman's subdivision of pert of outlot

io, to.ftoo.

w. H. Talbott et aL to Edward Gilbert, lot 24,

In W. H. Talbott’s addition, 81,100.

Hannah Day to Jame<R OutUnd. loti 11 and 12, in Hutchiass's subdivision of May Wasaou <k

Co.’« Highland Park * iditiou, 8850.

John W. Elsiun to Charlotte M. Schldteker, part of west half, southeast quarter, lection 4, townshln 15, rang* L and part west half, north-

of lot 27

edition to the oity of Indianapolis, 8206.60.

Elisa Lock wed to Marlon Power, part of lot 27 fo^Lockwood A McClain s southeast addition, Setm 0. Clark to Jay G. Voss, lot 86 in Thomas B F. Holt’s subdivision ol outlot 156, rl.202. Philip Albrecht to John Waek«r, part east half, southes-Hqusrter, section 33, township 16, range Fannie A. Hitecjboe to F. M. Churehmau etaL,

part oflot 3 in square 82.81,150. Township Jsnpeoditnres. .

Trustee Many, of center Township, has filed tn annual report with the County Commisskmert, showing total receipts 065,045.99; expenditures, 864.383 80; leaving balance, 810,712.18. Of this balance the several funds are thus credited; Township, 8881.6 ; tuition. 8937.41; special, 13.402.85; road, $589 43; dog, 82 936 93; bridge, $>,- 955.96. Of tne expenditure! 8204 went in on* htmp to William C. Loaey tor aixty-eight head of

sheap killed in one night bv dog*

Miseeuaaeou* i-reaas*.

Dealer*’ MUlag Pnoas-Maiaea grape* 81*00 (LPt per keq. omona—Amancao fl.iiatu -

kec. odious - -American ei-*u&l?.i par bushat. $4.0004.25 per aarrai. Valencia *i oocalLTl per boahai. CabDag* $»ou per barrel: imported e* abacs to par pou ad. Peiatoas Burbaaks ei oemi.m perbuaatt. Kariy Bate *!.» per busoeL swml potato#*, ttoutbara fasetakao per barrel, swam cteer IM8t7c per gallon. Applae •S.*4p4.oO per barra*. Turnip* )l.25k«l.$u oar barrel. Honey, ooe-poand cam i5^3Dc. Meals sugar,lZ.qc psrpounj. Cranberriss. Jarsaya. flimiLSO i«r narrel. $3.74 per

- ti.rttoim par box,

" ' $32»<<6a.50

box. Mratine*

Granges. Florida nan SO si a* $x

psr box. Imperial $3.

OS* per ease. Lsmsns. rood 4.0* cbotee ta fancy $4.e*6M.s*

».*o£tJS, L2) sirs ttTjacoo, va^H

Egg*. Buttar, Poultry and Feathers. Shippers' Faring Prices-Kgm-14c. Butler— Exam country test poor roll 14c. Lirt PoultryChickens 9c. ban* 9e per pound, rooster* 4c. turkey* 10c. young tom* »r. gseae full reatbered $o.u0 per doaen, docks To a poand. Feathara—Prime

goose 8M.B1

; a pound.

•m* 9t

Js a _ .

R*#t*-8t DOT l(W pounds.

New Yortt Cdttau Market. ISnwTokk, March S.-Cotton.-Uplanda, 10$.16c, Orltaas M *-Uc; saias USbalea

rather lower tendency. Noiwlihttandlng tbe newt ! or the Km peror’a death aad the anxiou. condition ; of tbe Kuropeaa markets, lb*strongest stocks have ; field tbrir own. wltb few exceptions, and there waa

no important movement.

U. b. 4* reel stored—124M Mobile dk Ohio 8. do coupoo* I**’ Naan. A Chat. Pacific S’a of ’ St _..120 N.J. Central. 7»-, Adams Express „.140 Northern Fecmc Alton, Terre Haute.. 2S preferred.™. 4:tc preferred.: 75 Norm western l«M ; i ■STS Pirr^S s'TSSt.i r.-:!Sv Canada Bouibern 41(4 .1. Y.,C. A6t. L li Central Pacific 27Preferred «6S Chicago A Alton. 115 twin A Mfasi» ppi a* Cnfc.. Bur. Aldumcy..124(4, preferred -u Chi--., B. L.AP I-H Oniarto A Western... 15

, B. L. A P Cl. Uni art o , fbrred 34 Ore. Rav. in * Cter#..„ 56‘4 Ore. Trans ... tnd AColum... *S3t Pacific Mail Hudson IDS iF.,D. AA .

preferred .... Oin., San. A Cteve...

Cievetan

Ikml tth

Del. A Lack...

KT.

etoirred

Fort Wayne— Hocking Valley... Houston A Texas..

I llinois < Central....™ 114

A Weal.

1*. A to.™"

.ias‘« Piit-fwirg . 15 IP. F C. C . 23* Heading . .V* Rock island... ,113 jUt L. A * F. ,

Coal and Coke.

Anthracite $7.7«iMi» per ton. Pm shore $4.50, Jackson coal $4.24, Piedmont and Blossburg $1 25, Raymond City $4 50s Dueger lump $3 :5, nut $275, Kanawha $4.pl, BrarJI S3.40. Island City Inmp rt», -111*2.75. crushed coke iso a hn-h«l nr 44 oo per load

, or - - • -

imp coze 15c per bushel or $175 a ioa<

or 44 I

>a<L

It3 »t L. A S. F 2b«l preferred.. 14 | 1st orcterred.

CAN HE GET OUT? The following popular puzzle has interested thousands, aad we give it here ior further study and guessing. Here it Is: “a man broke into a drug store and stole 24 bottlas of Scotch Oats Essence, the great Nerve Tonic, Brain Invlgorant au Anti-Dyioept c. He was arres ed and locked up in the nppe- e *-h* d c- li -i -rg t ^ c f |fjis

p risen |*1

had two

orete

8L PauL.

If&JItriAS!!: liMFTSii:

liita;

taotovill* A NmA Louisville A N. A :« 'Colon Pacl »se &£srt »».«»»= M.. US.A W 72 oreferred preferred. 84 Well* Fargo Ex.... Minn. ABU L.™ S Western Cnion JBSSSnSJS.:~ s fesfar--

14 »t. P. A O-.

preferred

54 ,Tei

:« 'Col

xas Prelflc.:.::

Pacific

LITE

STOCK

MARKET.

totals

k $10, dead bog* weigbtng undsr Ro poundVot value. KN pounds and over Re per pound. Pregl owt are docked W pounds Men. stag* xo ~ ‘ Corn |1 per bnshsl, hay |l.&u per Kxi

Light Receipts of Cetsl*—Raeetpts of Hogs About 2,500—Light Receipts Sheep. Charobs. Dockacc, Era—Tardage: Cattle 20c , hogt 7c. sheep 5c. Commiuions: Catile

bead, nogs single decs (inkle dsck $5. double

KW pounds ot

no vi '

oam rows are pound* Feed,

pounds

shippiwo Cattl*.—Recetots of shipping cattle liglu. Tbe market is steady on all good cattle, wbti* the common gradaa are quiet, we quote: Extr* choice — $4 SnitoS 16 Good to oooloe 4 utaiM 9u Medium to pood 4 25«4 60 Fair to medium 3 7*4114 25 Common to lair ’2 75ta3 75 Cows asp Mixcd —Keceipu ofbutcuers’ cattle light Goon cows and heltors command good prices,

mon stuff slow sale, chotre heifers .....

a 75(4$ t no 4 M44 75 2 750$ I 25 2 25(012 75 1 75& 2 24 3 41^3 65 t 0 » a-3 40 12 00(0,3 ■

Extra choirs

Good te oho ce oelfer# Medium to good heifers.. Fair to medium heifers... Common to fair beifera.. Extra choice cowa

Good to choice oowt $ 0 Medium to good cow* 2 W(o,3 uo Fair to medium coWs. 2 U9fo- M* Common to fair cows t 25r<«2 (» Bulls common to cbotco 2 «w»3 25 Veal calves.. . .... 4 S0«Z8 oo 0*4 and calves 2u 0 (a40 00 Hoc*—Receipts of hogs llgtu. The market was acti vs at prices u shade uwei than me ruiiag prices of > eatarday. All tbs early arrivals sold, closing

steady.

axpacsaxTATiva salks.

No.

178...

Av. Pr.

1*7...$5 15 Wl... » 1$ ::: IS:: i l;H 178... 5 20 116... 6 20

Ar. Pr.

.... 18»...$5 22*

$» W... 8 25 71 240... 5 MX $9. 244... 5 45 2*. 272... 4 55 47 245... 5 55 129assorted....158... 5 80 *4s assorted....197... 5 35 88 assorted 415... 5 uo

SHkkp-Receipt* or sheep light. Good sheep and lamb* selling quiet at ohr quotations. Common

..-.IS 5u@6 00 6 00(a)5 ISO — 4 50085 00 4 00(a)4 5<> 8 00*44 00 5 OOrtiio 25 4 805*5 00 4 00«i»4 50 8 6o(a>4 00 2 50(0)3 50

5 nn

grades quiet.

Extra cnolce lambs ... Good to choice latnbs Medium to good lambs.... Fair to medium lambs ...

G(

Medium to good

tedium i

ieep....„ sheep...

Fair to medium sheep Common te fair sheep..... Bucks per head m.

Chtoaz* Live stock Market.

CgicAoo. March

Market opened ruled quiet but

- SfK 3

Mixed. 6 lo(a..> 40 Heavy packing and shipping t Mali S3 Cattle—Reoeipts $,000 head. Market steady to

strong.

Fancy ,$t 2o®5 50 Interior to good 3 Uwi..', 00 Cow* » OOtaiS 40 Stockers ...» 2 *u(3,4 20 ^ShDSD—RaoDlpts 4,ooo hsad. Market strong ami Nattvre.™™ $3 7S@5 7* Westerns s ow»u oo Lambs. 5 25<$t> 4o

St. Louis Llv* Stock Market.

St. Louis, March 8.—cattle—Receipts 600 head. Market steady. Hoga-Becetpta 2 000 head. Market

active and steady.

Choice heavy aad batchers’...™™ F*Ok'*g - Sheep—Rereipta iiwlsnto: higher.

rch $.—Hog*—Receipts active aud firm at 5c ad 1 bot quotably tower.

I shoo head, vance: later

,-$5 WAS 50 ... 5 low5 40

4 90(05 10

Indianapolis Wholesale Market. Sugars are barely steady to-day at unohangAl

prices. Coffoes weak; roasted grades show a reduction Of % cent per pound and corresponding declines are noted in green grades. General prodnoa firm and fairly active. Leading drugs

steady.

Roasted Coffee-Leveling’s K. L. C 20’ie. Bchnull A Krar* Standard ISSto McCnoe A Abrain 2014c. Oates's Champion SH$c, Aroucklv's 201»c. moiaaass 3«(<ii3Xo. Hlo*—Oarclica S^TRc. Coal oil 9(014 according to dec. Lake salt in oar lots WaffiSl.OO ^** n * _I lrrowfk?^'t"^jf» r ba * h • 1 ’ B> * dtum •*■«» as—Sugars—Hard TRffiae. standard A «’«$

#2SU, man

Uroosri

, - uraas-AMorphinsw. 15(03.25. qumin* 56<0 l$e, opium I4.oo<04.2$. chtnconidta l2($]sc. borax 12

He, fancy

9$ 14c, camphor 28(0S2c. alcohol $210(42.30. foetida l$<a2De, a him IHc, chloroform Soipeoa, copper** per barrel $856, cream of tartar pure 4u6$4Jc, castor oil $1.2iK$l 25, oil of bergamont par pound $2-te($2.n, soda bicarb SA* . salts Epsom 4uJ5c, tut, Phlr 4to4c. saitpmsr lOtelSc. tnrpsnilao 4*44kc.

ttsdU.

w.lLm # crown

new $2.9 19250 per box. Vaianela now 7(97Hc per pound. Turkish oruosa old 4)>@4c. now *X(9 6c. currants 7®8c tor new. i.erhorn citron fi(A2ac. almonds Tarargonla ISAlSo, Ivies 17 ($l$o,n*w Brazil nut* KiffiUc, nibaru 11X@I2Xo, walauu Naplas 17c, Frtncb 12c, paeans western 10 (flic, raw oasnuta white Taanaanm *H(S7c, Vtrgtela4ffi*Xc, dates IffiiOc, pin# apples H.$to$2por

detail. Wooi-

auia white Tonne is® 10c, pine apples

Tub-washod and picked SMBiSe. unwashed

I fin* 18®22c, burry and

grad** 32944c, unwashed sotted lAsitec. ...

IndianaDolls Oram Marked.

There is much belter feeling oa ’Chang* to-day. Wheat firmer aad la fair demand; holders indifferent. No. 2 red '•Boredat 84c. Corn strong, with good demand: tone offered for No. t mixed. Oats

sii bt y active with a sitgbt advene*.

Toial Inspections—In: Wheat 2Dcars.com 12 care.

Out: Corn 5 cars, oau 9 care Total : — —

bushel

Flour XStobarrels, wheat l.xw busbela eori bushel*, oat* 47,060 bushels, harisy bOO busheM. hay

no'ie^.rye nea*.

Whaat-No. $ Medllerraoean Sic. No. 3 Mediterranean $4Xc to arrive, No.tred stoto ar . No. * red a* bid. rgjecied no bid, uamerchaniabi* oo

bid. March 84c, May no bid. Wa«»o Wh*at-Mk»5lA

Corn-No. 2 whits 61 Xc a. L. Ns. I whit* 50Xc o. L. while mixed MXc. No. 4 wbtt*4Sco. t .No.* vsllow 50c o. t. No. Syellow 49X c. o. t.. No. Zmlxed 50co.

LUSiSWS'S’.li; kj'S&lr

Wagon Corn msrket-kxattc.

Oats—No. 2 white *$Xe o. t mixed 31 Xc f a b .rejecieu no bid, no bid, March no bid. May no old.

Rye-No. X «lc.

Bren—$16.75 £ o. b. Hay-Choice timothy $1450. NO. I $14.00. No. 2$iL

L. No. S S3Xc, uamsrchati table

Markets By Teiecraph.

nfowk. Mar oh s, ll:» a m.—Whaai—Cash Toledo. March 8-Wheat—Qniet and steadv; cash Sik-. May *Xc, June M\c, July 84Xc, August MIS'-. Core—Uuiei: cash >iXc, May 5SHC. OaU— S22iftSJi57 , .aaS“’*~ a -*^’ i

Philaubli

He.

Balti

PniLAUBLniit, March s. Cash 81 He, March 9lHe.

June 93X& Corn—cmh 5»\®57Xc, 3

'£& *K2JiSfitf a’S&.WKB. i-a S5S

4 He. May 40Vo.Uc June40\«41Xc.

New \yak. March A—Wheat advanced X(dXo * irly, leading to a moderate , asiness, subsequentlv eawened and loet most of lb* improvement: re-

. . boshete No. 2 red

the jallei priso n e w o u 11 cell an every otl) w it hou any ce c o u 1 ( li b e rt y bled li

" + + + + + “ "f + + + + + + + + + - ^ + + ++- h+++++-

ach cell loors and old the hat if he sve his ravers* ; r cell ossing w\te, he have his !e fumhis pock-

et, pulled oui a bott.e o, . cotth uais Essence, took a b ig dose, and with a clear brain and ready mind proceeded to study it out. And he did it, and ts as free to-day to buy a bo tie of the great direr of ell Net ye Disease! aud DyipepMa is ybu •re. How did he do ii? Take your pencil and try it yourse f, but if your hand is unsteady, your brain c oudy. your mind irritable, or your nerves disordered you will never >.olve it until you have bought a bottle of Bcotch Oats Essence.

Consultation free. Lady attendants. T A RUE envelope containing Consumers (J ,• •Li Tru« receipt, certificate of deposit and a >10 bill. Return to News office ana receive reward.

ws office ana receive reward.

FOUNU.

pi ME Una of stadias at F. ZahrlngaPs, $$ Mi

r ay*.

a Tl At’HStRNTB and repXVrafor tne Howeabd ax. ail other machines. Kaiser A Pflsgar, 172 East

Washington si

A him c 547 North J

doc; pan es owning have him by paying charges. Cali Dole at.

FOR TRAD£.

AN OOD sewing : ' J making. A

machine for nice trunk or dr*

making. 9oH Maes. ave>

504.000 busbela do Jan* *l),(a.9l 8-lGc, i«uooo busneis do August s*',®80c, 4f5.iMJ bushels, do December MS'fSPl’ic. Corn opened He 28,100 bushel*; sales 72i 0U) bushels. Oats—A shads

“7.

sr,^^^SR*nTj«SiS

weak; steam renders* 0$. Jfcltter- Firm

demsod: Waa** eyi vanla do 30c.

A m« ZXZZX; invoice, $2,uui. 44 E. Washington street. V A K M of jX acre* in Maeeock Coanty, 10 miles A e*tt of city, near depot, for etty property; and a stock ranch of 550 acres in Iowa, with 60 head of cattle aad bora**, wtih term Implements, for stock of merchandise. Hamlin A Co.. M North Dal, st,

REMOVAL.

■ I 'aak, *k.aft*r MbsoB a.

^ aRL for hcaaework. 184 K. Vermont M. J'AtLuR'ffiMeniSmi: l$s'N. Pena., i^l. -

WANTED MISCELLANKOUS. ^•Y^PMirrr ER for Job work. Inquire room *, rfXf bay ibrsiradttti ream F. M. Arckdeacoa. A pickier. 27* W. Washington tt.

jpAKT'wF CLoTKi'ffQr ~®8 latat WattttaaioS:

V Higbesi price paid. J. Budweltaky.

r T > WENTY head of goart cheap ntrm honaa at

1 the suction liable* 341 W. Waehlngtea.

pihL, abom fittem. to aMst inliouMi 406 Piirk '1 arA

yy HlTStln to d* namwwora. 1,UB8 N. TennearS TRL*Parlor 73tl

't CtYMlHL

Vl” H'lTE girl foe seconjwork. Lsitiias' Jtarler, 31

Vr Cirde st.

4~i IHC fbr general houseworkT small temliy. fSS

" J Broadway.

OSJl) jdn; good cook; good refereece. S$o North / vGG'D white cook: tezntiy ofThrea ladTe* 1 Parx 1 lor. 31 Circle. ^ IRi. for housework; reference required. 244 W. IV III fE (ifftK 347 Ash rt. FouTTn bmily: v? come to-day. XT' ITCH ‘•'N ci rt; must be good cook. KeSreoces. IV 80 E. St; Joe sL TVOMl-tTENT glH for general housework at 512 V N. T*nnes«ee st. _ ‘Ilk KIHSTC1.AS.-S racers at good prices. Cen-

—tralCaalrCo.

te'wESTV-FIVKTHrLS to learn caning chairs.

A Central ChsirOa

/ 'GOD girl for cooking and general housework.

‘ 1 XA5 North Penn. st.

t JfST-D IA T EEV, w om«

I N. Pennsylvania st.

for kitohen work. 477

CEWINU WOMAN to run machine: good nay. i? 7SH E. Washington. V OlTNo Oerman girl to assist in housework. No A washing. _S2 N TCaat sl . 4 LA DY typewriter in office work at low salary. -1 Call 2T h. Washiaglon sl

t 'GOOD iiTT foFlfmTertJ homework Oknnkn

xa preferred.

(ifel)gir

dining room. 48 6. 'i>nu

."X preferred. 488 N. Illinois.

(fNOLiiRfel)girl to work upstairs and assist In

Vy dining room. 46 6. Tenn st.

DIED.

O'HARA—John, at 9:3C p. m. Wednesdaj', March 7, aged twenty-nmc years. Funeral Saturday morniag at 9 o'clock, from residence, 498 8. Tent), et.

SOCIETY MEETINGS. r pHK papir hangers will holds meet ng Friday ,X evening a- room 16, When Block. T 0.(3, F.—C ,pltnl Lodge. Na 124; regular meeting A. to-fnnrrow (Frldar) evening, at 7:30 o'clock, in Grand Lodge HalL Vlilting hre.hren always welcome. t has. F. Hahwood, N. G. Harry w. Olmstead,. Recording Secretary. Al AsuNfC—Stated meeting of Logan Lodge, F. ill A A. Masons, this evening at 7:30 o’clock. In the ball of Center U><lge. No. a, corner Washington and IlliDois ata Visitors welcome. GEO. T. AHDKasoje, W. M. John RCLiSTos.Sec AT OF i'.—Capitol City Lodge. Na 97, member# XV. are hereby notified that there will be an eu ction ot one trustee: also, work in second rank, ou Monday evening, March 12,1888 HABBYRlHh,CC. Attest; Wm. S. OtRDO.V, K. of R. ami 8

1/ OF F—Indianan >»» Lodge, No. 56, will meet IV. in reguar convention this evening at 7UJ0 o’c ock. Work in second rank. VUliiog brethren welcome. GEa B. Texhumb, C. C. Attest: Gno. T. Bi«nt.'Mia, K. of R and r,.

ANNOUNCEMENTS.

WEN’S tAr and wild cherry.

^AZOneaud scissor* ground at 29 Circle at.

It ORSBs clipped at 81 toast Wabash st. TeleO phone 231 Tito DA Vfl) C. tfR Y’A J4—Residence 266 BOUlh AJ Kast; telephone 445. JULlilH MlrfiBEN, confectioner and caterer. 180 Virginia ave. Telephone 598.

PATENTS—c. F. jacoos, attoroey in patent X cas##. No. «0 East Market at.

Q I. F. T. CXJMPANY’8 parlors will be kept open O# until ft o*elock rach evtninr.

I OSEPIi H. ljfc.NNI8, ciTil engitiRer sod snrveyor. 18H N. Feno®ylrania Rt.

TO jCelley a City IiRll renaur&ni for a food square meal* 75 North Delaware.

VlfADAMENITCHEK, lad e*’ tailor, 442 North 1U Alabama, northwest corner Pratt at

FREDERICK BAGGS, insurance. Collecting, X Rental, Loan and Real Estate Agency. 11 Ingalls Block.

TX/’5(. KAD4KK, the practical Howe adjuster at ff the New Home sewing machine office, 172 E. Washington sL

pOK Nature’s Pile Cure call on Daniels A WharX ton, room 4 Baldwin Block, Indianapolis, Ind. Price, $1 and $2. DU Y your meats at Pouder'a Clean Meat Market, Id 232 East Washington at., aud save lo t j 20 per nt. Telephone 577.

i <Ulo Lee Hanshaw's Lyra Kcalauranc meals 15 V J and 25 cents; o»ti in the city: open at all boura; oysters in season. 86 W. Washington st. DRIERDLY INN WOOD YAftD. Wood and X kindling, wholesale and retail: coal. Lodgings and meals lOcenta Wort for destitute transients. Telephone 422.

a W. WlLLlAMH li*9 Masaave.. manufacturer J\. of ingrain eilk curtains, rag carpeu: weaving and chain, 20 cants per yard: sells rag carpet at 30 cents per yard.

lL| KN. MITCH ELI. wishes tossy lo her patrons m that alter March 13 she will he at Xfi West Wash, at., room 6, over Marcy’a jewelry store, opposite transfer car.

A to BUCHABAN, Dentist, room 15. When JV. Block, Agent few the Dental Electric Vibrator.

PRACTICAL HdoktHAN D-iennie T. Masaon, X practical aienograpbar and experleoced teacher, prepares punils to do actual work in shorthand and typewriting. 245 College ave.

rpO PRESERVE tb* clothes and save time and A labor use Electric Light Soan according to directions If not eatisfactory money returned.

J^OOK-FLOUR DOWN. $3 so buys one barrel good fl nr. *41* buys one barrel Deal flour in th* city. 45c buys 25 pound sack good flour. 65c buy* 25 pound sack beet flour in the city. 25c for 4 cans tomatoes. 25c for 2 pounds evapor-ted California peaahea 2&c for 2 pounds peeled California peaches 6c for 1 quart beans 5c for 1 pe'-K&ge bird seed, 6c for l cake chocolate 5c for 1 pound new Turkish prunes. )0c for 1 can Polk’s tomatoes, loc for 1 can apples. )2>»c for 1 can Yarmouth corn. *1.00 for 14 pounds granulated sugar, fl W for 16 oounds soft A sugar. 25c for 4 pounds soft A sugar. $l.i)$ for 17 pounds light extra C sugar. TXcfor 1 can blackne-rles. 7Se for 1 can string beans. 20c for 1 Irpouad can Bartlett pears 24c for 3 pounds best raisins. WGODKM WARS, 35c tor 1 No. 3 tub. 45c lor 1 No. itub. 60o for 1 NW 1 tub. Everytbliia we sell at a cut price, w# sail for cash only. Keetm’s Low Prico Grocery, 54 W. Washington street, 3 doors east Dime Museum. Goods delivered free to ail pane of the oity.

Politteal ■noR Commissioner. First District, Benjamin ». X Osborn, of Washington Township, subjact to the decision of the Republican Nominating Contention. ^

LOST.

Mw'tSn’BfocT UklB * lrM U "°“ ‘ tr00 “ “’

Place and tau pup, three mealba' old. Roturn XJ to 346 E. WaHhington st. Reward.

-A RED Irish setter, a nip out of ear. Pitas* reXV turn lo 228 Elizabeth SC Reward.

A DAMsi Kiprese recel> t book Return to IndianXV spoils Foundry Company and rec -lve rewapi.

^KWi.Nijr macaiuert zvimucu unu wainauco uue oy-r 172 E. WashiDjion cbeapeti place in

(V 00 ^ GUT of road scraper, 6X9 Inobea. Finder v T leave at Burford’s, -ji W. w ashington at., and receive reward. PUTeoa bo found at 79 li Illinois tt Panu mad* X> to orter and ready made, and the beat aad cheapest tncltr. R R. Mtiles.

CL*NDAY, at Roberts Para, or between there O and 67u N. Penn, st., a gold locket with chain. Return to above address Reward.

L’IRST-CLASSHgirl lor housework three tn tam-

T iiy. Good wsire-. 297 Broadway.

/TAttPFTS oA aiTkmas at Bork A (toTs.ttltaat

vy Washington sh Cash or on pavmenis. L aDIE.-i - are ioir using 8. L T.OA'vHJ Slav n’s Infallible Female Tonic.

XJ ATtj'KE’w Pi LECURE is s wirramed cui¥To^

» ’ hemorrhoids Room 4, Baldwin Block.

L'IRs r-t)LA!8S white glru three tn faintly. InT quire for CIO at Newspfflee, between 9 and lo

a m.

A N experienced white girl for general housework Vx in small family; references required. 814 Col-

lege are.

Nexi

* X experienced girl ior genera! housework; to a capable girl good wages will be paid. 885 N.

Illinois at.

/vQOD girl In small fomity. No wasbing. A ' 1 good hums for a good person. Apply st 142

Broadwey.

/ 'ARPETis on payments at cost prices; at whoie- ' sale prices for cash. John Cluna, 69 and 79 W. Washington st. . jn IRL tor uurse and second place in a small fkm8 T iiy; liberal wages; experience and reference re-

quired. 444 N. Tennessee tt.

WANTED—MALE HELP.

Y ARD man and porter. Hotel English. TXr ANTED-Restaurani waiter. 44 West Wasfi-

v V ington SL

T^XPfcKIfNeiD collector. Lovell Mfg. Co., 145

Ei W. Wash. st.

^J EN Vo chop wood R. H. McCray, near ( ^ool) boy'Tn paint »hoi>. Bernd Bros. A Co., 69

L' 1 H» -tlLAo.-, BLACRsMiTti. Berud Bros. A I Co . 69 W. Morris st. VJ ATD KE’m PI LE is manufactured by home par

-L s ties; and is warranted.

/TA BjfrnDT M A KKRis byTdoore Desk Company.

Vv Apply 84K. MarketsL PTUVATE ieacher tor cor X Address L Jo, care New;

- common school branobos.

^3QOt» harne-s maker Grand Union Empioy- * WAITER at Foster’s, 4S North Pennsylvania

■A st. Must know his business

I?IR»T-CLASB wood eograver. QfaHd UoIon EmF ploy men t Bureau. 31 Circlesh jriOMl'ETEI/T wood turner. Orand Uuion Em-

' . ployment Bureau. 31 Circle st.

TJOTEL solicitor and cleig. Grand Union Km-

11 p oyment Bureau, 31 Circle st.

/ IA B I N ET makers Tmmedlatoly^ <5rmn«rUlilou

\ J Emploj uient Bureau. 31 Circle st.

in3c P K kiFVc k i)"pkw hihieT o?inT' Dited

li I- inployn.ent Bureau, 31 Circle st. "U'lTP K rVe nTc ElTcarrlagelisi nVers f Xj^Employment Bureau, 81 Circle st.

Grand Union

A J OUmEn turuifned comDieie; cash or payments

11 Born A Co.. 97 East Washington st.

Q.Nl A tt l RnT in luauranec office; sanall wages.

O Address, stating age. 8 20, News office.

V ATU AE’8 PILE CUKE te guarante*d~to~caro

i. v any case of piles, or money refunded. PARTNER in good paying office. Grand t7nlou X Ruslness Chance Exchange. 31 Circle sl

X E RM A

fy ERM'AN boy to learn the tea business. Grand vi Onion Employment Bureau, 31 Circle *L p()KlkKB and sollciiors wanted at NaUonaTEmX ployment Agency, 29 N. Pennsylvania st. TF you warn work, come and regfeter. National A Em ploy ment Agency, 29 N. Pennaylvanla at, TTUSINKSS chances bought and sold. Grand 1> Union Bu Ines Chance Exchange, 31 Circle sL P VERY THING for houseaeenmg on payments, Tj at cash price, at wholesale price for cash. John

Clupe, 59 a id 79 W. Wash eh

\i ORE MEN WANTED for local and traveling u81 salesmen; we give good wages and steady work. Address E. B. Richardson A Co., Rursery-

« ^

men, Geneva, N. Y.

A N active man. located ot /x salary Sion per month, to

an old bouse. Refere

tuse,

utalde leading cities,

_ . > represent in bis own ity an old bouse. References exacted. 8upt.

Mf*. House, lock box 1585, N. Y.

local!

Is ow

Hue

INTELLIGENT man located outside IndianapoA lie to represent, lo his locality, a responsible house: good salary; referencesexacied and glveu.

Bunt. Mfg. House, lock box 1,588. N. Y.

a RESPONSIBLE part/to represent the Ball /x Electric Light Co. in the City of Indianapolis snd vicinity. Rest of references required. Address Bail Electric Light Oa, 18 Cortlandt ab. New York

City.

CALESMEN—Men outside large^clVies to sell all O kinds of nursery stock; to successful salesmen blab as *1001

1 nay as high a*SI06 per mon'h end expenses: experience not necessary. Apply at once, with stamp, eivlng age. R. B. Enlffin, Nurseryman, Paterson,

WANTED SITUATIONS.

vpq^DO family tewing and dress-making. 264

Y andes st

aad lypewritsr. AddressK,$07

JjITfiMj-KOnGIRL or general housework TVJ’ P. C. carm tbeworst cases of hemorraolds,

lx » or plies; warranted.

T>Y expt-ileoeed man Ior farm or dairy work;bent

reference. 75H E. Washington.

jnXPERIENCKC millinery trimmer wishesaltm

Jj atlon. Ladled Parlor, 31 Circla st.

CLAVIN’S Infallible Femal* Tonic cures all O female troublee, absolutely;guaranteed. 'POSITION as cutter and fitter in dreas-maklag X es'abllshment Address F 19, care New*

J^Y’ experienced girl, torJourae^rTi^ht houso-

woman

pEXOFfor Thrii* gb^'gilikTilio^foTa * X with aciiild. In the conntry. 16 Virginia j N real estate or Insurance olBce, or as cbliectoF, 1 by an experienced man. Addraea O 20, care

News.

I)Y an experienced laxikkeeper, or any'klnd~of l> office wrilicg Boat reference*. Address a *>. care Nows. IDDLEi-AGaD Lady: honsok coper or bail**. IVl work in small family. No waablag or tro* log. address P 20. car* News I »Y young lady, a porti on aa caakler'.^Ucani A) bookkeeper or office work: can gi heat of reierencee. Addreee R, 2U, care Ni

puLURED MAN. twta»y~lki~7i*re o7 to*. h*o Vu been four years In the city; five years' experience with horses; the rest ot th* time in private

lamily. 481 I*. Ponnsyivani*.

WANTED—AGENTS.

EXPERIENCED ladv agoate at$2H a ItlinoU. Xj Kalary nr commission. I ADY AGENTS WANTED—For ladles 1 ked Aj children’s wear. Vaiuabl* aamplos free, conditionally. Writ# Mre. F. C. Farrington, Box 648, Chicago

salary or oommis-lou, or both. Addreae Dr. IF. Baker A Sun. Keokuk. IO'

mem i in lacs

flat ware, etc.; we have a fine assortpattern rags arranged for at tb* mills; ■tna we have a good line and are offer-

_ . Inducement* to agent*; oolv men of rood addreee and refareoo* wanted. G. W. Bernee

A Co., 44 East Market at

lace curtain*

Ing apecial ind

WANTED MISCELLANEOUS.

QOioih. new larnitore store, 84 East Mew $<ork

r ;R8AT f 14-oa Anchor 4oap,osiy5c. A wonderful CTOhAGE trom evaryooay. TaiMU, 74 bouih

t> Pennsylvania st

$5 W^hUigion st '* 9la “

J^IGHEBT price paid for cast-off clothing. US ** cords of dry sugar wood. CaU as

usic, removed to

J—M O. w. to*ga*r. t’URNiTt’Mt of all kinds at fiora A Go.’a.v7 X East Washington tt. (-ash or pay mama te'LN puptls to tagsiesmss ta crayon at BkrroVi A Free Art school Room 14. When Block. <>7<ilfiAiT WASHINGTON pay* mghoai price Ad i U for second-hand clothing. Sonnenberger. IJY pormonenttenant, houeedi fourbrfivaromni E 19 cart \>WL *° 0<1 locatlon; * t * u prte *- Address pkoPKRTY Tt) RENT—WX havo^radle every ^^day, and «en rent your houses. Diltemore A lit'fLUiNG, jobaad repair work. Rett material ... work - T - J- Hart, contractor and

builder, 79* M. i onnoaaee.

A P aRTN’ ElTwUh aom^ m»am. to engage Vnli A hueineas devoted to horns. A man preforred.

Addreae F A r i Uua oBU*.

CLS^lirsTofi D ranidly: ladles 1

Inlallinle Female Tonic, is eeili . ._ — Me* begin to r* aBdaeetpaakiaghlgkiy at U.

real is* its true men

mg it*.

Q COTYAGliS, eoathoaat. fbr cman custom ere. i O Dittemor* A Pickens. 98H to Mafket at UT ff«rrosn*m tenani noui* oHor»roomiby D April 15: good location: etaie price. Address K19, care News.

j 4 »cOl PANTS fbr suite of handaomoly turniabed

! 8 J rooms. Good board. Reierencee exenanged. | 400 N, Illinois street pARTfls with fiibcTn good paying atena&cfoiN I Ing mi si dora Grand Union Business Chance

Exchange. Si Circle SI.

W E have a obanco fbra »sa lo laeoat SSOO whick Y r will pay big returns. Grand Union Bust hes# Chance Exchange, Sl Circle st r t s O t*ELL—Ono bouee, eight rooms; double house, A ten rooms, all con ventesoea.would take tmalior

OMy.

property in part payment 1

' PO buy a second-baa* or saw covered one-no 1 wagon, suilah * for a bread wagon; must light, cheap and good Meeslck. Cones A Co.

ren, seme of rooms

board; reiereneo* exchanged.

r> Y travelling man aad wife aao tw<

X> dren, ecu*

board;

New a rpBE Traloi

A nlock. nrday, Mi Principal.

wife aad two email chllta private family with ed. Address G. 1$, oar*

ins xhool of Expression, When

nlock. opens its spring term of ton weeks Haturday, March 10. Address Lucia Juiiaa Martin,

t'OR HRnT. a bouse; well *s;abitsh*d in tberoomF renting business, cenlra/iy located; turuliure for sa a: posseaslon given at close of sale. Address

A 20. News.

/CUSTOMERS to look to their own Tn tor eat and V buy their fresh, salt and smoked meats, eleo pure leal lard, at Poud-r’s Clean Meat Market. 232 Kent Wash ngton st Telephone 577. 13 Y traveling many wile and danghter, two or If three unfurnlshsd rooms for tight boosoaeep-

relerenceai, within fonr

snceai, within f Address Y 17, Xe

ibreo unfurnlshi

mg tn prtvat* bous* (i

squares ot High Scoool Ni

/ lUSTGMERS for pants met can not be equaled ’ / In quality, fit or prlc*. All our loans pants reduced to let* than wholesale price. Nobody kicks bat competitor*. Call at 7* 8. Illinois ana 1*4 W

ta R. R. Miles.

. ...)MPTi llv. wants I

on Routh Bide,

borhooi; posseaslon ing term*. T », care ]

Waab. sts ... _

* PROMPT and careful trnaat. with smart fkna/x lly. wants to rent a bouse of six or seven rooms

on Fletcher are. or In good ne>rhsslnn waned April L A idress. str.t-

Newa

r T > 0 BELL, ral*39*141 barrels, 60o#sch, delivered. A • F. M. Arcbdeacnn, 276 West Washington SL

VtT E have for sale a fine drug stock: well located »y and business established: ten* low; owner Obliged to give up business on account of heal h We will sell this property at lees than cost of stone and throw in fixtnrcA It will p*v to investigat*. Grand Union Business Chance Exchange, 31 Circle st,

XYUART seltzer or vinegar Jug* In trade for any801 thine In stock; if delivered at our fhetory, 2J<c each: if delivered at your place of oualne e,2e each; if desired tn call for than, notify c*. F. M. Archdeacon, menu tecturer of pickles, vinegar, elc., 274

West Washington st.

/ iu.Nn cCiSOLT MUTUAL LlFK IN8URANCK VV Com pa s Y. Anseu January 1. 18S8. nearly 57.00*1 OO): paid po’.icv-bolder* to date, nearly $)29,00",ouo: profits made for policy-holder^ to date, nearly $.15,ooo,(MO. Our late plans offer the greatest s'curitv and tb* largest cash surrender value* ever offer offered by any company, annua! dividends on ail policies Xon-forleUaDle. Cost, the lowest.

C. P. Greene, Agent. 32 Vane* Block.

BUILDING ASSOCIATIONS.

CUIP-CRIBE for stock In the Mutual Home ana O Ravings Association. No back due* to pay. W.

A. Rnooes, Sac etary, 72 E. Martat *t.

rpHE books of tho fourth aeries of the Occidental X Saving aad Loan Associaili n are cow open. Shares $a» each: entry 25c 1 er ahare: dues 50c per weeg Meotlegs held every Monday evening at Wm. Hild’s. corner ot New York and Blake afreets, Hamilton Bailie, President. C. Henry Kosebrock,

Hecretary.

ol) osCrIBE for stock In the thirteenth aeries of k? tne old reliabfb Indianapolis Buimlng and Loan Association; shares $90o: dure 50c per week; first payment night thirteenth series Raturday, April 7; rhares can be taken and duea paid any time at 72 E. Market st. M. Bi Butler, Presidenu W. A. Rhodes,

tiecretary.

1»EK HIVE SAVING AND lAIAN A!*.HOCIAI> TioN meets Wednesday evening of each week, No 494 MassachuseUA avenue. Will organize the third series April 4,18S1 All parties wishing to obtain stock, can do so by calling at M. M. Reynolds's coal office. No. 494 Massachusetts avenue, or at M. 9. Huey A Son’* mantel store, No. 116 North Delaware street. James MoCIinon, President. Hugh

Campbell, Secretary.

ORTH SIDE BAVINds AND LOAN AsISOi v ciatio* will issue its fourth series April 5, Meeting* Thursday evenings, corner Illinois and BL Joseph sia. If you want money to build or buy a home, this Is your chance; premiums 5 to 10 cents For shares apply place of meeting, or George Chandler, 386 w. Washington, or Theo. Woernar, President, 612 North Mississippi; W. H. Stringer,

Secretary. 428 N. Mississippi st.

r |'HE WKWTEhN SAVING ANl) LOAN ASB’H

1 Capital 41.0dO.O0O—Bhares $.00 each. Initiation lee 50 cents; duea 55 cents per share.

This association will open itaaerenlh (7th) serlos on Monday evening, March 19, at its regular place of meeting, 10J4 E. Washington tt (Township Trustee’s office. 1 Low premiums: interest only 6 per cent, payable quarterly. Bhares can be had oo any Monday evening at regular place of meeting. Geo. P. Wood, President: Otto N. Frenzei, Treasurer;

Theo A. Pfaffliu, neeretary. j

1MOT1CK OF SALE—By ytriueofan oruer of the 1$ Marion Superior Court, th* Citizens. McCartystreet and the Morris^treet Ssving and Loan Associations all of Indianapolis, Ind. will offer at public auction to lb* highest bidder at th# former office of Frederick Miller A Co., oa Root etreet, near West, in the City of Indianapolis, oa Saturday, March 10, at 10 o’clock, a m.. tbe entire personal oroperty of the former fltm of Frederick Miller A do., consisting of two sprins ling routes along Meridian. Illinois and Tennessee streets and Madison avenue and other streets tn theCUyeflndiaaspoils.wiihtheappurtenanore thereunto belongiug,one vault-cleaning apparatus, and the horses, coal oorts, wood wagons, harness, stock of wood and coal, coal sheds, office fixture*, leas* of eoal yard and good-will of tb* cosi and wood butlnen heretofore conducted by Fred Miller A Co.; also, on* new office tale. Term* of sale: The sprtnkllcg routes, and vault cleaning apparatus and sates are to b* ottered for aale separately, the cool and wood business, stock aad appurterancet as a whole. Payments: One-tblrd cash; remainder In six months, to b* secured by promts»ory notes bearing interest at 4 per cent., payobie In bank with *ureties, to bo approved by the Court. Said aale will be made subject to tha approval of the Court. For any further Information apply at office on Root ttreet. CltlsensSaving and Loan Association, McCarty-ttreot Raving and Loan Association Morris-street Loan Association, Robert

Kempf. Trustee.

FINANCIAL.

TyjORTOAGE LOANS. C. F. Sayles.

yj ORtGage loans, c K. <35Si“i 6ai

^ORTOAOELOASto D~H. Wiles, 46 North

M S^PMarkefsP'' 1 John *• Bpann A Co, $4

uw “‘“ R * id

8^r6 n Si i i r Ba; o k*e , r,t H ‘ Bry F - Tiiomp “ n '

■\foftky to loan; 4 per conk Rome* McKay.

1X1. room II, Talbott A Now’s Block.

CM1TH A C0.. 5* W. Waabingtou. Ltanaon real Oe*tate 1 lif*pol lc lre, pereoual property.

\t i.’’^to loan on real eststo or pomoonl prop1X1 erty. F. M. Hay. room 14, MR N Pena.

I uA>B 00 personal property, or real osiata J. XL Xj Aufderhoide, room 17. Martlodal* Block.

M°te^, “KCman.^^mh^Xm";£•““*

^I'U LOAN-*iooo, or larger sums,* per cent; cay 1 property, ignotlua Brown, *4 to Market tt

MrELrJsvLrt warfiKss?'-

fit Aj j( if H j ON my or terms; tho very lowest tNi. n HflXU rates d W. Oorsuch. IS Virginia av*.

MV^naJ: Th^SL^/to K.°,

URoiVkirtuk, hadLLY A C6. iutve money to -laTifrck* 6117 Md fkrm P r °P #rt Y- No. 10 Bald-

Y HMapia wuntV and city bond* In large and i "“f'L dwomlnaUona to P. Bheerin A Co.,

Masonic Temple

f GAN fi 'negotiated oa Improved term and city k*-^Pto^ertj^Jn lodlaoa and Ohio. Joa. A. Moore,

\4 offMY te loan—ia any amount, on personal

Room

pKlVATE FCNbfi in sums to suit, on termor W’iSTKKJS'riCSr^-

NOTICE.

Dm BOT ” T ° N , 179 "• Tafephoae

P h pmmbw 4ad Doturkl go* fitter, 91

* /• to Market.

^p/9W6HJ[ And turnmem. Joseph Gardner, 3ft and

1 41 Kenuicky are.

• wrw,oii7o,trT -

J.X merrhoida or pile*. For sole by druggiata /YREAT reduction in aimnimr ana ovoroosta atffo^d *ve* yOU, Um * 40 fcuy at Hoary Hotaal’a NSr'iT^^r r^'aTXa'XSVZ tlcal adjuatorain th* State. 172 to Washington sl A DMINlSTfiAfOff’8* oAl.fi OF RffAX^ E8 JX tatm. Notice is bereoy given that, by vlnoe of an order of tBa Clrcait Court of Merton County, I will on the 3l*i day of March, DM. sell at private aale. for not lass tbaa it* appraised vaiao, th* foi-

lowing real estate;

Lot numoer thirty-nine (1$Y in J. K. Sharne e W oodahto addition to the city of Indianap^iSL Lownomber fonr f4),llv*($)and ttx <«) Id P. W. Bartholomew's tuodivltton of port of lot “I’’ in the Indianapolis A Cincinnati Railroad Company’s s?. a src?™ , 57 *“ *•>•«» Tb* first named lot being eoM subject ta a mortgage for $1*0. Term# of sale: Onwihinl cash: on£ third in nine month*, ana ano-third in olehteon month*; deferred paymanta to b* evidenced bv purchaser’s notes, wlto * par oooL inter**;, and socured by mortgage on tho real estate. Administrator of Estate of Boioco B.Vutnam. Rynum A Rank, AUornoya

FOR ^ALE OR TRADE.

FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE.

INCI SE aad lot for only $3aa. Dittemor* A Ftoxa NtlD-AlTKtnd* of pree«ru«* to eeii aoA ** renL Kidd A Ok, 2* North Poanevivaaia sl PIV E- ROOYfcoTTkG E,”l ,0*0 North Miattiripm. X t'all 242 Blackford and 37 Virginia avo. J alius

Jones

flp^O It* *n Qreonwota etreet. northeott «s L Kleveoth street, ata bargain. A. & Thy

Oil. IS to Market st

YTUKRTTC Kto. coirtata. moves oii paymen X cash prices; at wholesale prices tor *nea. .

('iune. 59 and 79 W. WaehihgVoa tt.

C^VERAl. nearly new housM *n Kith street

CkVeKaL n**ny new kooee* *n Ktah street. Cl near Coburn street, on monthly pavmenta G. A. Wonrler A On.. AUt scum Waonfwoton «t.

FOR RENT—ROOM!.

’ KOhl*,faratab*«i

L’ltfiiiaHED rooms' "{BN. Vertffio* m.

IVR'^k

ll'll ANInHED rooms

teFarthTiWa^— reortv mgood o»d*e. irrisnasnsaSCTr"

gKACTUFITL Butiaina^lcu, auxItS Rrooowoy 4011*7, $a*a Thompmn,’room tefSflt.Market. ^ T drill, houses ana vacant grouad in SlT akrta o? Aj the city. Mooov loaned on real estate Call aad ■eeour bargains. F. M. Hay, room l.V 5SS N. Penn. \ffcF six-room house, well teoatad; grata, mkrP XI tela, collar, well, cistern, east front; oee and a half aqaare* from car line: if sold soon at 11,75a, *Na 85 in Building loan; balance cash. Noah Cook,

14 Ingalls mock

N New Jor**.,

Greenwood

— —ch: two lorn iidman A Glover,

. -Hewn nva, $ace 19 Talbott Block.

Yi qt’AK and three ires at SK KUmbotk tt . oaly XI fMi'; a wonderful bargain. Hoe the Iota on Ash st, just south of Lincoln, only $l.tX» each, and only S"™",v7 a »r.~r“ *

Thirty-six foci, comer Maryland and West. $2,409.

Sec the wonderful bargains at Rbip Reoa,, ♦> North Delaware.

\j1tliI'EKI Y of sii r bins iot, US fere front, bn X Arsenal ave., $3.vfl j icw coitagc on Fletchor *v*,$i,750; house louiSicom*. Greer ah; bargain. Property on Greentro d, Bellefimwtoe, College *v* and Broadway st at bargains. Property on Ea^t Mvmll at., six hk ms, at a bargain. J. 8. Cruse,

igiOti w , av^i a Kast Waah

Morris at A Morris sL. near Mad — East Market *l

OHOBf Hi DGKraiiraY Cr lots on P ru, Bellefootalc

, ipei *■.'> o new double fram* n; sevea-room brick bous* Ison ave., $i.5o0. J. to Grnm,

A Oo. have vacant

ind Ash

nta

IV#

sis: price, on Beiio-

itwood.

dual

O lots on P ru, B<

*1,000 to *1,401) each. Two I fonteinr at. Two cheap or Properttea in good repa r

dated properties. Three Good farms to trade for city property

win Blocg, L' 1 ~VK-Hooai brick and new dottbie - ?Yam# rff six X room* on Urge iot from ing on two atreoia: has good tenant at $25 per month: will tell all at $2,7<6:

pl-

t. $*00 each No. 10 Bald-

cash; are close nesa center: bavea and can be ranted Ingalls Block.

ixTh

reniai now

at $4A Noah

■eei and close to buai-

or $37.50 per month, Ceoh, room 14,

UOK SALE 6k TRADE—A fin*stock and grain A term of -TO acres, under stake and rider rail

fence; *00 acres cleared and 7u ■ all set In blue grass: living wat rooms; 5 stables and bam*; well

and cattle for'•tnck raimng; within thirty mllee of Indlanapolie: will **11 ail reasonable, which will

" ide ihe term in

FOR SALE—Horses and Vehicles.

pHAEToN, nearly new. 240 Genual ava.

NO. 1 pony and buggy. 6*5 Virginia avlt '

jpASFpacing hnr*#, glud and gentle. t«8 Chestnut

HEAD of Shetland ponlea. Wood'* stable, on

N n i)*l”w W * K0D ana hlirn,iB ’ P*yn)4nta.

/ iHKAi’, a good, atrong work bora*. Hamiiion.

' ' it Booth Alabama at.

o^sswssaa •* * ( 1A t^-LUA I» drivers, worii Horses; four fir<»odbrood V raaren; two spans work muies. bcbofleld's. 68

N. Delaware.

pLAfiRKTH. com forte, loco curtain*, window X> w »hw' ( ta etc.^caeh or Born dt Co, 97

i kN easy payments—i< me carnages, huggl. a, V7 pleasure$nd business wagons 20 and 22 North Meridian. J ohr A Co- •

pOR thirty ueys special low prices on repairtag X carriages, etc. Fix 'em ud now forepring dunna he dull reason. A. A. Heifer A Bon,28and 28 8.

Tennessee.

Hartman, manufacturer of spring truest X . drays wagons, carta, tempering wheels and brick yard tools Horseshoeing and jobbing done

promptly. No. 2® B. South.

iTtviri ROBBINAA CO. carefully repair and re A paint carnages. Instock carriages, phaetons, buggies, surreys and wagon'*, new and second-hand

at reasonable prices, 32 E. Georgia ah

for sale—miscellaneous

gALOON. Address 188 Blake st.

QRGAN, good order; cheap. 333 M. West at.

^jKO Wft’a ekofcB. i4o shoddy. *u IniL ave. ADIEU, asx your friend* if thay have tiTed 01A

5U C v RGYB' BHUEb, solid. Brown’s, 10 lad. 0 *« n Itorae. 'cail Thls weak. Mi 65 C 3CMn’d*are° ilAlN 8rt(jrEB ' •oi'd. Brown's.

( ^XL^Bamnmn* A Mueller, 7 Vinglnl* ave;

F^Wreh ngton ^ ofcrdlng ^ 0Uie; chsao. 73* We»t

A * 00<1 “ new ’ “* 149 w ’ F 1 M E Mre.tth U B ^ta UI>r “ ht PUn0: BOOd “ "• W ’ B 1 wa^w2hui , io.?' sfll, “ <1 *“ 0,,ne ^

C 0 ^r-i2,‘.5 a ySr^ r .',r' r - “•

PIANO; square: four round cnrueri and embroid-

X ared cover. I86Ji Watt Washington.

B yttal^at "h? S r, D*tawi?^ m,, * *

B1r Jt a5; R \^mr™a n t’^ ,< L ? ^re:rn r ^h , ,t P:

*1

A MKRlCAN^UYULOFtmA" sarenteen VoU NAwa m, * i C0D < Jtl0,1; Address H 20,

a rflljR Una or boot* and shore at very low Mueffer 0 **’ c * rner ^ IUlmoU and Sixth. Jacob "DOGItltH grot.’ lM7,k:n!v^«, foriTs and apoona at XV prices fmpo<^bie to dnplic*te, io close Hieyn

out. 38 Indiane eve.

year smoked meet* wnA

goad mongaga notea. 48 to Washington tt A BOOT and shoe stock; 'first-ciaM county Mat; beat lociiiioD ia tbe eity: good reasons/or $«nA’w^^w^ar.r m ’ 000 - Foi “ nw “ i " T~TWO48T^&YTra^eh0UM ofi foe lot Oovaar A Delaware and Oouth streets. Th* houta mnat be moved from th* lot by March IA Leave er^ P 9 **'* m* ftt v,nc * nl ’» Hoapiiai. oa Varmont *L

A 01 fl,,e iofobaft black and whit# wamut, A cherry, quarters* and plain oak, quartered 2S2mS fo rod^iSTd^Wu^lLm

<»»*">*»**? VP**,

gRICE For asie cneap.

- -

R^Srett??fora?S ^ c * n ‘- *"

Furnitur*,

Carpei t,

Htovre, a Oil cloth, e j Btraw matting, ‘ Lace curtain*, go| Cortatn polaa, fi Baby OOg|ieii, «* and Tewf Wwttfingtoa tt. Ob* square watt ol transfer car.

AUCTION SALES,

to HUNT, auctioneer. 74 to Chart tt

(^JBTTFTjTIcCtfSBTr'iicBonoofinteRBi

j wagon on Sit i Earn Court SL

'Lka.SaNT umurniahvii room. US N. Alaaama rismm W+.H& ttfepl. TtKfeE room*; first door, loouire TVlBom I) s’* * T ' LK ro ° m io * •’“Okokfkpitet. kffTC ^NiBHED front rooffi; hagtikh't naidoat'*. III 'I’RNISHED'YrbnXroom iWgira'tiiSmoto"ilFJi: -‘ o ta^r a nNmiM.ed rwwB>.'R> RFagmi

uoiurnished WN:

g g'RAYfita at.. irOi

D 2.4 N. Now Jersey Vqa N. ILLINOISiTTfornuhiff firittfrbata'Kf AvQooa or tiro gee Item on. n °* u ' 1 DeUware.Throe rooms; smtabiotee aUi/ physician, room mg. or buainea*. ssifF^S FOR RENT—HOUSES.

jj^BE list. M to Market. Joha to Byaan 4k Oa office:“u to K>rnoi«Tnpsnnni

^ROOMTrem.-ltoumT^^Lfokrty st. M.R

—r - - ' », uuw-imea wwfsi ms. $

lilS? g^i^yuaktatad gonorsl sxprsre

» rooms

HMMM

N#wa

wSkRTursT -T ior Compsnt

3)8

Htpas :Xr-- tswriracs* ss e<|. OYe room*, »I2: ■n to Noble, seven room*, *14; uursuch, is Va eve ^ ’

rt 11 i —

-^OR RR'RT—MISCELLANEOUS

( i A dr2^ J H r P ebarte- ld1 of thtajfow grain fatll Tftrgpq^ ” TH,® fo “°3ry and moiEiiSrih. pTMoTWloSTh drv Q^ on * ,lv “‘ , ‘ Apply to indiananoils Foun-

RAILWAY TIME CARDSi

TKAVELERa’ INDEX. TZANKAKEE^T INE X\-(BIO yoUK. lLa.il-AJ wmy , EXCURSION! EXCURSION! EXCURSION!

. MurberthldonotteiltoOsllstoarafflc*. P * SAFETY, COMFORT aad ECONOMY

Note

important chaagna in time

nivision

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dian ra

Panooyivaaia taaoa. zsxszzrjxxx UffiSKitiKa ’’tl'PfPDt.a aodto—MAOT. ;Vto Pittsburg, Nsw York, ota- - Ly# *»» Btokmondaad Oolnmltaa, •2Wa.m. 4:00 d. ol u * ! r. r .a. T .»»™ # s,; JSS. *iiS!aB*YTBteStti? „ ' _ cwicaoo nivimoa. i77K. 0 ’cSSK7i?S2SSa: , 2SS ’BS A»te5i2Stei.““ and th*8oDtb.l»^0am iLtOam 4:44pm ic ttom • _ ^ *■ a ▼, to a.—aoDra waer. Lv*. for Vlnoon**a_ __™ 7:10am 4-l4m Arr.ftom Vihnennoa BhMaau 4Atam

Lva forst

irst. Louis

VaadaUa Liao.

* AWBTBBto Itanapollsaa fi ub UAIam 1

— aotrra to ot. louis amp

arrive aad loav* lad

7 3uam

> Haul* aceom..

folloWK

- aad Terre Haute _ _

«*. Louis 1.44am 4:1 ism iJlren

nus. u i

4A4pm

. rwTat^T?te , XteS5 HALF KATES SUUTH Ma oh Head s?, April lo aad

Pfoaaure; returning

In thirty days; no tranrter at

Cinema# L

dianspoh* io Cincinnati Rates to Now York. Bo-ton. PMladeiabia. Buffalo aad other Eaetarn cities, $1 to $1.50 hiiow other Imea — c a as&y.iaLS$.^?-.S5a TH* SHOKT LI HE BothEASTaodVEST

i for groeory.

224 East Wash. tt. Bam

f pH K handsome, ware room. 03

_X ava; low rant.

ers and Rocitetaa Qaair Corn. jBe ttckou and full

' TMramrara WL

A> moot:good ioeauoa for toasttry^U^'imoaoT

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