Indianapolis News, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 September 1903 — Page 13
THE INDIANAPOLIS NEWS. SATTRDAT, SEPTEMBER 12, 1903.
IICSEASE III DEMAID FOR GOOD C1DE OIL
THE ANNUAL CELEBRATION TO-MORROW AT THE GERMAN PROTESTANT ORPHAN ASYLUM
OPERATORS EXPECT ANOTHER ADVANCE IN PRICES.
? INDIANA WELLS COMPLETED
£jjp*cisl to The Indian*polhf New*.] MARION, Ind., September 12.—Rajardtwm of the fact that work In the oil field* a •lacking up to aome extent, the last week shows fL Urge amount of activity. The first week of a month is usually slack, w the drill is pushed with more vigor nearer the close of each month. In the Trenton limestone fields of< Indiana and Ohio the last week there were 2*S well* drilled in. of which 27 failed to produce oil, the others having an initial daily output of ",#51 barrels, or an average per well
Of close to K barrels.
Older Weils Decreasing.
The older producing well* are gradually decreasing and the newer ones are not large enough to Increase the dally output to any great extent. There is a great demand for the high-grade crude product, and indications are for better prioee. The price depends on the way the purchasing end of the business feels like putting It, but as they need more oil, titer will naturally increase the price to stimulate operations. The Kansas and Indian Territory fields may change things, but at the present time there Is nothing alarming. The Standard is making preparations as fast a* It can to handle the product of that territory. They have the pipeline of a six-inch capacity completed to the Independence field, and numerous mammoth Iron tanks ere being built to hold the product, whik the capacity of the Neodesha refinery Is being more than
doubled.
The Standard la Buay,
All this time the big company i* skirmishing around Indiana ami Ohio producers, purchasing all the good settled production It can get at u/fair figure. It I* reported that a big company in New York, combined with heavy foreign caplin), will soon make inroads In the Trenton limestone fields, by purchasing all producing properties that can be had, after which they will build the latest process for refining, and embark In the Industry on an enormous s<*le. One $20,000,000 company has already been formed, and this will be gradually Increased In capitalization as the money is reouired. These people think better of the Trenton limestone fields than of any other, al
m'&&. V:
i ; ■ : -■ > ‘ i • -li? > L" % a '
t 3 *. ej
.
HERE’S A PROPOSITION
ON THE SQUARE Rtvrby Oval and Buslnasa Man’s Driving Park now tabdividad Inti baaatifu! Building Lott and oallad
BOULEVARD SQUARE
OF THESE 200 CHOICE LOTS PLACED ON THE MARKET ONE WEEK AGO, OVER ONE-THIRD HAVE BEEN SOLD
Price* sablect to change without notice. You should therefore make your selection at once from lots $9 to SO feet f-ont. facing on Central avenue. Park avenue. Ruckle rtreat. Broadway or College avenue. Prices range from $*» to $800 per lot. these being bed-rock cash values, but these lots art* selling on the very “easy
terms of
$10.00 CASH and $2.50 PER WEEK ?!!!
Real estate values in the vicinity of Boulevard Square are constantly and rapidly increasing. ~ _ _ __
within sixty days. THE FALL Indiana rK^iis on high-class property.
To homeseekers and investors this offers an unparalleled opportunity for profit.
Stone bridges at Central and College avenues, the latter to be
north o
the best ever presented In
NORTHERN INVESTMENT COMPANY CHAS. S. LEWIS, FRED A. GREGORY, Sales Agents Ttltphoaes, fltw 5S4 ltd Daw 6108; Old, firun 4462. Often, 3 Ingillt Bulldlnf and TSilrlletli Stmt and Central Arenue Bir Purc sasorg’ Co itraoU Qumrantaod and Daad* Mado b/ U iion Trust Cs. f Trustee
WELL IS 2*500 FEET DEEP. MAYOR MAYBURY EXPLAINS.
The committee having charge of the an- of Cincinnati and Louisville that they will ; order that the visitors may get a com-
nual celebration at the German Protestant ^ represented here
Orphan Asylum to-morrow predicts that The program will contain two addresses. It wlii be the biggest day In the history; an English address by John R. Wilson, of the society. Preparations have been and one In German by W. A. Riess. editor made to entertain the large number of j of the Dally Telegraph. In addition visitors that have signified their intentions thereto there will be songs by the orphans of being present Assurances have been and musical selections by a band. The received from the orphans' organizations I buildings will be open for inspection In
prehensive Idea of how the parentless ones
are made to feel at home
The ladies auxiliary will serve dinner and supper for those who attend. This yearly festivity with the orphans is for the purpose of interesting the public in the work. For many years the German Protestant home has been a pioneer In this phase of charity and it is doubtful if any organization'in the city accomplishes
more good with as little money.
Drillers will Go 1,0CO Feet Deeper Search of Gas.
No Present Relations with Scheble, Indicted In Poatoffice Cases.
[Special to The Indiana poll* News.]
MT7NCIE, Ind., September 13.-The American Sheet Steel Company, which Is
spending thousands of dollars in an at- i f°r complicity In postofflee sup-
tempt to find a second reservoir of nat- !
DETROIT. Septemebr ll.-Explalning his relations to Dr. Eugene Scheble, of Toledo, one of the men indicted at Wa*h-
an.J West Virginia pending for Indiana lion. ThiJ company the country outside
Company.
r \
■
deals are now Ohio produethe largest In
the Standard OH
The Indiana Field.
During the week in the Indiana field there were 117 wells completed, with sev.Ihkw. .IW h.„ ulr«,4y pir,h.„d «-1
tensive holdlnge in southeastern Ohio tlA * production of 4,074 barrels, or an a
age of some over forty barrels to the wells, figuring only the producers The largest well of the week is No 16. on the •Cecil land. In the Parker City district, in J Monroe township, Randolph county, and j owned by the 8t Louis Oil Company. The j well is estimated at close to 400 tnirrels a day, and Is the second gusher on the same land. An attempt will be made to open up an oil pool near Woodbum, on the State line. In Allen county, and for that purpose the Maumee Valley Oil.Company, of Woodbum, has been organized with a capital of $60,000 by J NeoenschwandeT. Moses Btuckey. J R. Yaggy, Menno \aggv Levi Klopfensteln, Jacob Meyer and II H. Stuckey. Some few years ago CentUvre Hroe . of Ft Wayne, drilled two wells In that vicinity, and one of them when reported was rated at better than a hundred barrels Tills territory Is to the «*i.**t of the late developments near New Haven This development will be watched ’V'S.'IX'm w.11. lor ,h. week -or* distribute*! among the various dlstrtcts as
EOIIOR fiOHtfi'S fIGHI mm IHE SALOONS
ECZEMA REQUIRES EXTERNAL
TREATMENT
Thoniandi of Former Sufferers Have Found in Zema-Cura
the Snfe, Sure Cure.
The eczema eufferer whose burning, torturing skin kejyt turn uwaka ait last night is nef Interested in the claims o< a medicine Mbit by working t]trough his •tonuuh and Blood may eventually ''cleanse and build up hi* system" so that the Evzomu "will be driven away." The medicine with which he doses himself to-day may help him next month or next yeurl Or it may—and very often doee-work positive Injury to his system. The cammon-senac, logical treatment for is a remedy that ttm be applied externally—a remedy that will attack the parasites directly and destroy
them lr KtiinUy. .
ZEMA-CURA is the only CURE for eciernu known to medical science. ZemaCura t* a liquid applied externally. ZemaCura brings relief INSTANTLY, The first application creates new hope in the heart of the worst eczema sufferer, and ha the treatment of the case progresses hope grows Into enthusiasm and then Into gratitude to the discoverer of this won-
derful remedy.
Thousands of former Kcxema sufferere have found Zema-Cura the safe, a ur #
OUt"*.
P. r. Chert. Lake qity. la write*: ‘T cheerfully recommend Zema-Cura it has dona more tor me than all the doctors and other remedies that I have tried and have no, doubt but that It will cure the
BERNE
follow#; District.
Marlon Keystone Parker City
Comp. Well# 37 15 U 12
Prod. Bills 1,298
620 810 MS
Dry Holes. 3
1
6
2
Warren — Geneva Camden . J Montpelier
3 8 8 ..... 7
295 220 206 136 70
0 1 1 1 2
MedarysviUe .... Rich Valley Noble#ville
2 1 1
12 15 G
0 0 0
Total
■e f *tn
4.074
17
Lowe Family Reunion.
The second annual reunion of the Lowe family will be held at Spring Like Park U>-morrow The family 1« composed of the descendants of five brotner •. of whom Joseph C Lowe, age seventy-four, ot In-
diana polls
Is the only survivor.
viral gas below that from which the present supply is being drawn, has determined *a sink the test well, now being drilled northeast of Muncie. to a depth of 2,500 feet before abandoning it. The
Stoners and as anon po a man would dri11 hus ^one down -' 50 ° fect Without ImX i n *arrl“iro“ fo"»‘lc"“. .trlUnf 5 IU,«r al <a ,. but th. cumRoher, as attorney-ln-fact, would canvass P an > is not discouraged.
: the vote of the township and get out a ’
re c;£*r„t„, ar». how.ver. ,h. aou- : GENERAL Si ATE NEWS. saloon lets were sidetracked for the time,
I and before they could realize what was
i happening three men obtained liquor 11- ! CANNELTON—The Indiana cotton mill j censes and had "set up shop” in Berne. | will resume on the 14th Inst., running four
| This made the temperance people days a week
! cautloue arid Roher became diligent in his , GREENWOOD—The Twenty-sixth lnwork so diligent. In fact, that he gained diana Infantry' survivors will hold a re-
the ill-will of many people. At several | union here on the 16th Inst, different times he received letters of a j r tv it* v, ■ tr c*" r T i t**
warning nature telling him to attend more hf, j 1 f.ii,ia t,!-v« to his own business and allow other people j ^,!} n , 0 T Yi, ?_w l Md attorneys to look after theirs. These letters did not 1 “ le P^^arlng foi organization, worry' Roher In the least, and instead of TERRE HAUTE—The company has set-
TPMPPRAWPP <ITnRY ceasing In his work, he redoubled his ef-i tled with the widows of the men killed In • PfftrunHIzuC OlUni forts to win out for the temperance people th e powder mill explosion at Foutanet,
j by paying $500 each. Roher on Guard.
HOUSE BLOWN UP, BUT HE IS
STILL ON TOP.
[Special to Th« Indianapolis News ] DECATUR, lad., September 12.-For over a year the residents of Berne, a small German town, south of this city, have been fighting the saloon people and the leader of the "antl-saloonists” Is Fred Roher, editor of the Berne Wit-
ness.
At first the temperance people were successful In their work and for a while it looked as If Berne was destined to be a “dry town," but after the saloons had been closed, a club known as tho "Dry Town of Berne Club," was organized, with a membership of over one hundred. Each member of the club had a key to the clubrooms and no one who was not a mem-
ber could enter the rooms
The members had "refreshment,” which they bought by the barrel and which was disposed of ns soon as It was brought to the ciubroom Other people seeing what the club was and kowtng that they could not Join it. as the membership was limited, formed another club .1.1 **tl^.. TV......
on the Club."
same lines as the “Dry Town
Their Work.
please the anti-
Kept Up
These cluba did not
saloonisls, as they could do nothing against them, but the leaders, not at all disheartened, kept up their work against the men who endeavored to obtain a liquor license from the County Commis-
ply frauds. Mayor William C. Maybury said of Dr. Scheble’s connection with the firm of Maybury & Ellis, letter-box manu-
facturers:
“Our business relations with Mr. Scheble ceased two years ago when he wae given the contract for furnishing the Government with mail boxes of his ow-n design. Before that time Mr. Scheble was Interested with us. and for a period of one year, beginning six years ago, we manufactured a box wnich he originated. and which was accepted by th# Government. Finally, the Poatoffice Department went back to the boxes which were formerly In use and two years ago, when Mr Schebe! secured the contract, our relations with him terminated. “There was nothing underhanded In our deal with the Government In th# matter of mall boxes, and the fact that Mr. Scheble was once associated with us has nothing to do with his present position neither are there any ground* on which the Postofflee Department could connect us with the matter. “
No OtHer Portion of the Human Body Is So Tortured In the Effort to Clothe and Protect It as the Feet, BUY THE CROSSETT ».5» SHOE tuo
Three weeks ego another man decided to make an application for a license and Roher got up a remonstrance. When the County Commissioners met for their September session in this city last Monday Roher was at the door of the commissioners’ room with the remonstrance, prepared to fight the granting of the license On Monday the man did not appear, Tuesday morning Roher was still at his post, and all day he waited for the applicant to present himself, but again the man did not come. Wednesday morning Roher was still at the door. In his Wednesday morning'a,mail he received another warning letter telling him that if he did not "quit his work" he would be blown up. Roher did not quit. Thursday morning at 1 o’clock his home was Mown up with dynamite. Thursday morning at 9 o'clock Roher was at the commissioners room again, and so was the man who was going to ask for a license. Roher met him. and after a short talk the would-be applicant left the courthouse without even so much as trying to get his license.
CAMBRIDGE CITY-Edward Bennett, of this city, was accidentally killed by a railway train at Henderson, Ky. He
was thirty years old.
GOSHEN—Mrs. Grace Shelton Prahl, divorced from her husband, who was awarded custody of their little son, com-
mitted suicide In Chicago.
EVANSVILLE—A motor car jumped the rails and plunged into the meat shop of Conrad Kilngenhoefer. several customers
narrowly escaping injury.
BLOOMINGTON—Stock of the par value of $500 in the Monroe County Bank has been sold for $1,000. City Attorney
Hottle being the purchaser.
RICHMOND—The Wayne county Epworth League elected Edwin Jones, of Chester, president, and Raymond Wher-
iey, of Richmond, secretary.
BROW NSTOWN—Winfield Richards, of this county, kicked by a horse while attending ah old settlers' meeting In Brown
county, will die of his injury.
FOUNTAIN CITY"—Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Boren, well-known residents, have celebrated their golden wedding anniversary.
Many friends from a distance attended, p^y the federation. It is now alleged NORTH JUDSON—While a freight was that the Mississlnewa has been selling waiting on a siding _for a regular pas- ; part of its product elsewhere, and It Is
It requires no breaking in and ie « revelation of comfort from tits first wowing row dtaltr dot net keep them, wrfl# 1 wf« direct von te en* whe dose. LEWIS A. CROSSETT, Inc, Maks*. NOBTM 4JUIKC1TON. MAM.
CONTROL OF CONSTITUENTS. Trust Question Involved In Suit Filed
at Muncie.
[Special to Ths Indianapolis News.]
MUNCIE, Ind., September 12.—Involved in the suit for $5,000 damages, brought by the Federation Window Glass Company against the Mississlnewa Window Glass Company, of Wheeling, this county. Is tho question of whether a trust, or. In this case, a “federation,” has the right
to control its constituent companies.
The Federation company, which owns or controls a large number of window glass factories, mostly co-operative concerns, contracted with the Mississlnewa company, which belongs to the federation,
for all the factory’s ware. It was sti
ulated that none of to anybody save
Ip-
the ware should be the central com-
Wby then should you thine your shoe* with tl
any preparation which it inferior to
President of College Elected. The board of trustees of Moores Hill Collegt have elected the Rev. Dr. J. H. Martin, president of the college until such time as a new man may be found to succeed Dr. Lewis, who will remove to Laramie to take the presidency of the State College of Wyoming Dr. Martin accepts the place only until a president may be chosen. He was, several tear* ago, president of the college for six years.
TWO HUNDRED AND NINE OUTINGS FRESH AIR FUND SUMMER RECORD
WOrtt citse of ECseuiu - _ _ _ i<££ n "T rue Missionary Work Done by Generous People Who Have Received Little Ones From
Hot and Dusty Streets of the City—Prospects For Next Year.
testily that Zema-Cura has done me more good Hum anything I have used l have suffered from eessema tor twenn -five years. In fact, it u a family compianu and alter using two bottles 1 fouiupgteat r«U#f iu»<] u>n now continuing Ha use, and Amount
am satisfied that a few raoi* bottles will Balance up to date
•ffect u permanent our#. ' . . ~ Th# success of Z«ma-Oura has created! ^ntry outings for 20# persons* imitations. Salv«* and ointments named hundred and nine persons entertained
a« nearly like Zema-Our* as poasitd* are I. , .™—
on
The News Fresh Air Fund.
Amount previously acknow ledged L
little sunshine back Into such wretched j • Indianapolis ha* done it# share toward surroundings," said a woman who has helping The News with its summer charone of The News' sweetest little ones, ity work. Every response for money ot “Do try and get her people to let us keep clothing has been met. Several Indiana-
... th. turkot l.lQ U ia,
pear IU(« Sterna-t?ura are offered bv me.tl- ain nyt faJl lo ltu d perhaps for yean*, cino manufacturers us "just a# good as! That is th# record in figures of The
...^ agi That is the record in figures
imitation* that have been ex- >I « W, fr *’ h alr * 0rk thi# 8Ummer
amined have be*n found to be positively year sees the work more permanent in
UfiffijfJSuRA cui 1- . -... chununer ,nd mor»
girodmnittt. U U ftMduttly ham!*** r<. hsre to stay indefinitely Four iitu
Zj Is #oid under & no&ttive
-«i£
her through cold weather at least ” Tears were in her eyes a# she spoke, so the feeling was genuine. "I could find places for fifty children like this one," said a foster mother “Our whole neighborhood Is clamoring for him." One child who comes of a family known In police and charity circles, has made
o
senger to pass. Fort Shearer, fireman, of this place, stepped on the main track and
was killed.
TERRE HAUTE-The late Mrs. Margaret Rogdrs bequeathed her estate of $5,000 to two little girls not related to the familv, and her husband has brought suit to break the will. PORTl^AND—The old settlers of Jay and adjoining counties will hold a reunion at West Grove, near Baalbec, tomorrow’, with addresses by Congressman Cromer and others. VALPARAISO—Tramps riding on a Nickel-Plate freight train applied the brakes and stopped near Wi# Valley, the trainmen Ijeiiig deterred from interference by overpowering numbers. ELWOOD—John Maddox, an eccentric character, known as “Strawberry’' Maddox. who lived alone In a small cabin on the family land, and Interested himself In truck farming, is dead. He never
married.
DECATUR—Joseph Osborne, who beat his father-in-law. the aged Bushenhack
for this reason that the damage ault was
brought.
EUROPEAN STEEL TRUST.
Polls citizens with large yards have taken children and kept them. Several fretful delicate babies have been cared for this way and several children who had no home to which to go. Sometimes this bit of true mission#ry w<*rK has beef: done to give some little mother a ehanc# i
to go away and rest.
Raising the funds has been no small TftilaS*. of .Woi. u.m uu. a
to death, will be charged with murder in | year ago.
the first degree The body of the murdered man has been shipped to Grant
0011111/ for burial.
GREENS B U R G — J a m es Hal Hamilton, of this city, connected with the department of economics in the Syracuse Uni- . versit}. at Syracuse. N. Y., has accepted | a position In the university settlement • work in New York city. CARLISLE—The corner stone of the | new $14,000 school building has been laid under Masonic auspice#. W. R. Adyelotte, deputy grand master, officiating Addresses were delivered by John T. Hayee. of Sullivan. John C. Chaney and others. PORTLAND—Defective insulation start
Negotiations Among Big Works Germany, Belgium and France. LONDON. September 12.—Th# Bruss«la correspondent of the Dally Telegraph says that negotiation# among representatives of the large steel-works in Germany, Belgium and France for the formation of an European steel trust are progressing
favorably.
LONDON, September 12.—On Inquiry made at the European office# of the United States Steel Corporation, to-day, the Associated Frees la informed that so far a# known the continental manufacturers are no nearer a combination than when the idea was first mooted about a
ed a blaze In the Fred Bimel block, which ! damaged Hudson & Weeteou, dry goods merchants, and Dr. Mink. Total loss.
jutd^he iGll promptly
-ff r ,,, f**
and
children back next year.”
This summer ha# ahown that people throughout Indiana have been interested
in entertaining the children
th older people and children have ’> rt^icott
there to stay indefinitely. Four little i worked with a will, a# the fine balance on j one# whoee mother is in t?ie hospital will w 'i 11 , The children have stood be cared for during the winter, and at 8, r ,°? n<i du^ng the hot summer days least twenty children whose mothers are tV 1 ' 1 lemonade popcorn and candy for a srjiT.rr.!ir?f“w™ bend over a wash tub all day. cook in & ! la,vn fetes, turning in sums that older* hot kitchen or do heavy work without ' persor.s^ rrdght be proud of Entertain-1
TERRE HA 1 ‘TE—Police Judge Itawley has ruled against children testifying in court, cifaitmi.g that it tends to make bars o? them, besides which they see
Ilf:'HIIIW 1 - ■ P
had FREE. \ offers came In early m the summer and s ]«v* j them all. No less welcome have been the . _^EBANON—A horse driven toy Mrs.
Write to the Me.*, th® funds were late In coming in. ot I Theses ' "•a’- •*• have of letter*
love the#
to send them hack We would like to know about their home surroundings. '
cal Department, the ZEMA-CURA CO, 7 West 38d 8t„ New York, for complete,
confidential
regarding your case
FREE,
some of the distant offers might
been accepted.
True Missionary Work.
BLOOD HONORS
v Skin Humors Scalp Humors
Speedily cured by Cuttcurt Soap, to cleanse the skin, Cuticurt Ointment, to heal
the skin, and
CUTPRA PILLS To cool and cleanse the Mood, when the best physicians and all else fail —‘A — At Carter’s IS *. luMi|lta SL lad 776 Mur Aw Df'jgs and Patent Msdicines AT BOTTOM PRICER.
advl People taking the children have taken ■ .'«** them with the understanding that it might mean doing true missionary work; that here was a child to be Influenced for good or for evil. Many were the lessons taught by the good foster mothers tak- ; log the little one# Lessons In personal 1 cleanliness, the use of the toothbrush, j lessons In neatness, lessens in manners, lessons In morals, and many w ere the Ut- . tie prayers taught and verse# learned. Those taking the chUdrer, have displayed }a keen interest in the children's home ; surroundings, and have done much towards relieving distress Here are some
examples .of what is meant:
* A little motherless girl, one of a Urge family of children, was sent to the home
Help in Clothing. ! It has been the Intention thie sum mar i when time enough ha# been given by j those desiring children, to send the cbilj dren out with sufficient clothing, clean f and presentable. Thie ha# imposed a hard task on some of the willing mothers ! and The News ha# helped by providing shoes, stockings and other necessary ; clothing. The gifts of clothing this summer have been especially suitable and have all beet: welcome and used Little summer dresses fit for everyday wear, underwear, shoes, hat*—all have found
wearers
Thank# are due the friends who have taken the children for two week# and
of a tine housekeeper. She was taught their co-operation is asked for next year
many things ab>ut cooking, dishwashing and general housework Then when she came hack all rosy and stalling, with clothes ready for school, a relative of her new friend accompanied her. who will play the part of friendly visitor to the little family this winter, showing the little motherk*a# giris the beet way to work, and bringing no end of sunshine and comfort to them. This will help the
whole family.
News Vacation Camp.
Next summer the poor mothers, elderly women and working women who need the rest will have a chance in The News Vacation Camp. One hundred dollars has already been set aside by the women of the Beliefontalne-street carnival for a cottage at the Vacation Camp, and
they promise to furnish the cottage from : iri a Kidnapping case, the proceed# of next year's entertain- ; himself, and after a
merit. In its summer charity work The News has the support of Secretary C. S. Grout, of the Charity Organtxiitlon, the Flower Mission, the Free Kindergarten and the various church and charity clubs in neighboring Indiana cities. The News correspondents and ..gents have been very helpful in calling the attention of country people to the work
DOMINION LINE
Will Remain All Winter.
mmm
shall. Martinsville. Monrovia. Mooros- Mis# Minnie bwain, Mias Anna RG—Th* well supply:- a«fc ,■ — -Get. gKeartagtea Oct. l, vllle, NobteariU*. North Vernon. Miss B. Frances V right XLsa Nancy toilers j n the J. E. Hiestand saw- Bos ten .•iCUltCfT&flCSQ
gave her attention to the horse until she wa# thrown out by the buggy careening, j
Sne wa.# severely injured.
RICHMOND—An inheritance of 35 marks from a German estate await# the claim of Ludwig M. Wohlieb, of this ■ county, and the German consul at Cincinnati want# to know if the money can be sent to the clerk of this county for sate keeping. It is equivalent to $8 40. | EVANSVILLE — Peter Willerehauen. ! seventy-five years old, serving as a juror;
suddenly absented! long search by a i
bailiff he was found discussing a land! deal in a business office. After a reprimand by the court he was permitted to i
continue as a juror.
MUNCIE-Notice has been given that' the bending-works owned by J. H. Smith within the year, will be removed) to Anderson, to be operated in connection with the old Buckeye Manufacturing ' Company plant. Both plants are owned by the trust, known as the Pioneer Pole
and Shaft Company.
NEW ALBANY—Hoodlums deli her- ‘ ately drove a team into the doorway of Antioch enureh while services were in j progress, near toe Floyd-Harrison coun4Kaifc 'latjEKwr T7 /I 42-* ha c.->-14 v* •cs-r»kl
South Park
Everybody knows of South Park, and everybody interested in a home should see it. East street, 3 blocks south of Prospect. Cottage avenue has Just been opened, but about one-half the lots are already sold Tlueee ire the last unsold lots In the' park. If you are Interested in a modeut but pretty cottage home, well located, at a price and on terms within your income, this is an opportunity not often obtainable, and which will not last long. If you have been thinking about It go to-morrow (Sunday) and see what is going on. Office on ground, corner East and Downey street#, three block# #outh of Prospect. Open In the afternoon.
E. L. COTHRELL, 319-220 Lemckt Bdg. ktw Phont 182.
SHINOLA Bgi But only the best—the one which preserves leather
instead of cracking It.
r Shlnola not only fives the best polish to calf, /7> vici kid, and other smooth leathers, but it is also y/j prepared especially for use on latent end ensmel A\ V//. leather, ideal kid. corona colt and all smooth .VVL IZ''-, finished black leathers. „. *///, It Is the perfect, modern paste shoe polish \\ CH //// lot men’s, women’s and children’s shock 0NC IHINK LASTS A WICK. J ^ too Slilnss* for n Dim*. n | A Urge box at all dealers 1 Oc. Shlnola dauber ; 5^ (gcj and polisher (20c) adds pleasure to shoe <SL sinning. Accept no substitute. If he will not | supply you It wiU be sent postpaid oa receipt ^ ^ o/pTC * IHIN0LA Reetisater, M. T. Sklnola baubtr and Polisher by mall, 30c postpaid
BLOOD POISON
Is the worst disease on earth, yet me easiest te I cur# WHEN YOU KNOW WHAT TO DO. | Many have pimples, spots on tho *Xln. soree In ; the mouth, ulcer., railing hair, bone pains, catarrh. do not know It U BLOOD POISON Send to DR BROWN, 835 Arch St , Philadelphia.
Pa , for BROWN'S BLOOD CURE. $2 Wi per no t only relieve# hut actually cures any bottle lasts one month. Eor sale only by FKR- a f oon.tlpatlon. no matter of how long stand*
Ing All leading druggists sell it Sam free by writing to VERNAL REM
iRNAL!
BERRY WINE
OER S PHARMACT. corner Washington and
Illinois Sts , Indianapolis.
1M-107 SENECA ST.,
Piles
To prove to you that Dr, Chase’s Ointment Is a certain and absolute cure for each and every form of itching, bleeding and pro-
rudlng plies, the manufacturers have guaran‘eed It. Too can use It and get your money tack if not cured. 50c a box, at all dealers, or Dr. A W Chase Medicine Co., Buffalo, N T. Dr. I. W. Chau’s Ointment
long standtin pie bottlg dEDY OO,
BUFFALO. If T.
MOSQUITO BITES.
poison youf ZKMA-CUB4
i and all other skl« dl*.
cu.ee. liquid, a poll* d externally, no4 «** pleasant to use. Sold by Henry S. Ijudeei Washington and Pennsylvania sis.. Indiana*
polls, Ind.
Do mosquitoes poison
will relievo tne the potion from will cure Eczema
STEAMSHIP LINES.
Fast Twin
Screw
Servlca
Boston—Queenstown—Liverpool. 'nwealth Sept. 34,Coiurobua mew)
AND
Will Clean and Polish Brass, Copper, Silverware or Glass. Will Remove Rust from Nickel-Plating on Stoves, etc.
have taker, the
: TWO mu. en, who, mothor, ^ i ^ cha rt ,y | » u “ ‘SiuT’wK’ pate a hard winter with little money to ville. Scortsbursr, Southport. Sullivan, work is short, much preliminary work t n an old moi#*si?« barrel Wlth.n ^country ail winter. "I can not send our i Wheatfield, Zionsvtlie. lout. LAURA A. SMITH, j Ao.3 spent in cleaning.
PJEI Service
Axom, Gibraltar, Naples, Genoa. CAMBROMAN. .Mat , Sept. Ik, Oct. Jl. Dec. 11 VANCOUVER Fat <>-! », Nov. Jl DOMINION LINE. T7 State St., BOSTON, or A METZGER. 1«2 N Pennsylvania st FRENZEL BP.of* 2 W Washington at.; R. WELCH, 62 Monument Place
BURNiSHINE WILL NOT SCRATCH. WILL NOT INJURE THE HANDS J. C. PAUL & CO.. Sole Manufacturers 59 Dearborn Street. Chicago For sale by all dealers. If your dealer cannot supply you can be had at following: VONNEOUT HARDWARE CO. INDIANAPOLIS HARDWARE CO. TECMHNTINE A FREIBERG STRAWMEYHR A NIUUS PETTIS DRY GOODS CO. INew York Stora) VAN CAMP HARDWARE CO. S. ». RHODES A SON
Zoa Phora Cures Female Ailments and the attendant mleery ot suppressed periods. It removes the grave danger to a dell, cat# woman, relieves pain and distress al. most instantly, builds up and strengthen! rapidly and surely every time. At all druggists, $LM a bottle.
« knocks , D-Y-S-P-E-P-S-l A HL.NRY J. HI DLL. Druggist.