Indianapolis Sentinel, Volume 34, Number 145, Indianapolis, Marion County, 26 May 1885 — Page 3

THE INDIANAPOLIS DAILY SENTINEL TUESDAY MORNING, MAY 2G 1885.

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;ililL7JLY SEWS. i Bcfcult of 'tho Central Traffic Association Llbetlng Low Rates Other ; Items of the Ball. Tne croscjread agencies crist on very lew cf the Indianapolis joids at present The Unicjn Company has accepted the proTiticcspf the law legalizing the organization m now formed. It is repeated that Frank E. Leonard will be appointed receiver cf the To'.edo, Pecria and Warsaw Bead. The Vänialia will change time to-day. All cf the details cf the new table were arranged by Master ttf Transportation Elliott ' The anntlal meeting of the St. Louis, Alfen and Telre Haute will be held nest Monday at the general cflico ol the company. E. C. Mu'pby, at one time Superintendent cf the Jr-uiknapolis, Peru and Chicago. haa Ym been appointed General Manager of 'the iJencestcn smd Shenandcah Road. President Mickey is daily making additions to t-.e force cf laborers at work on hie new Ii e between Washington and "Wcrthicstdn and is himaelf superintending the ccnsuüUicn of the line. L. G. Caijnon, at one time General Passenger Agent it the Indianapolis, Peru and Chics go, row general Agent and Auditor of the Tianscontij cntal Pocl Association, wai in the city ye.iterday. The JJee Use people are confident that the limiteds will pay. A party of newspaper men and clippers will take a trip 07er the read on jne of these trains to-morrow. The reclining chair cars attached to the limits are eiegini. Work on the high grade north of Kosk?ille on tfce T. n. and L. division of ths Vandalfa js progressing rapidly. The hill ill hf cuttlown about ten feat. The trestle connectinpithe two hills is being filled in, and the wirk, it is understood, will bo C3rnpJeicd aboit June 1. This grade, which is iL own to ibiiroad men as the "cimel baci," is the wcisl on the T. H. and L , and by catting it dcjwn great disadvantage is overcome, j Bates eifcee April have fallen at least as low as theyj were last year, and there is no immediate prospect of an advance, and it is said that were it not for shipments of freight cf the highfr clas3 there would probably be no pro tit fit all on the business There is etill considerable profit on live stock, al-ti-onh rat)9 are much lower on this class ef tnilic tfcacj heretofore. Under all circumstances it ij hardly a matter for congratulation that tljere is a reat deal of tram 3 to go forward tofhe East this year. Trie meeting of the Central Traffic Association (Western connections of the Eastern trunk lineJ) in Chicago last week had little other resrJ; than to tatiify the members that nothing cjja be done at this time farther than to rjafce the arrangements necessary fcr Eucceis'when the time shall be mora favciable. there is not a little cf such work to be done and it can be done now, thaugh doubtless theie is not the tame incentive to do it es if jhe advaatage to bo gained thereby would: esnlt immediately. There have Wen mauV joints in tho armor by which East tour t: rat? s were protected. The pools at tbesevWal Western cities covered but a part of the traiilc. Numerous junction points in Illinois, between Caicazo and St Louis, gave an opportunity for securing traffic outside jof the pools. Severs! of ths railroads wet-of Chicago have such junction points, wbr re traffic consigned to trunk lines can be tiarUf erred and reach its destination without pissing through Chicago, Peoria or noy other pooling point. A very small reduction in the through rate, of course, suffices to divert thej traffic to these route), and the reduction (jives the road west of ChicagD an advantage over its rivals at the places where the shipments are made, so that the eastern reed mayiffet powerful in securing traffia through this joint in the poal armor, ana the rates; ?of the western, as well as the eastern, pools were threatened thereby. It has been rged repeatedly that the traffic from all points should be pooled to prevent tuen demoralization, but even at so important a rlac as Peoria there has been most of the time 00 etlective pooh Itailway Gazette, j cduitT-HOUSE LOCALS.

4r. Georare w. Rowland Geta Ten Years For rorgery Commoncomsnt of the Hensley Case. Anna Ot- has given bond in the sum of $28,CC0 as ejiecutrix of the will of Lewis W. ütr, deceased. Mary E. Marsh and others are suing the Masonic Mutual Benefit Aesociation In Room 1, on a policy for 5,000. The trustees cf Lincoln Lodge (colored) have taken out a permit to erect two frame cotteees c Vermont street near Cslumbla street, to cbst $1,400. Judge Walker has refuted a new trial in the case of Samuel Adams vs. The City tor damages.; The case was tried a few days ago and the jury found for the defense. George W. Kowlisd waived examination yesterday before the Mayor, and was taken before Jude Norton, on an information for forgery, to which he pleaded guilty. He was then given ten years North. George P. BUssll, trustee, has ftled suit against Peter Kontier to foreclose a mortgage on lots 4KJ.417, JlSand 419 in ontlotsOlto ts fiiven to secure ten bonds of 1,000 each ith coupon notes attached. Demand S12.CC0. Mcses G, McLain and a number of others have filed suit against Thomas Brooker and others to foreclose a lien on certain prop-. rty in the town of Lawrence. The complaint alleges that plaintiff were awarded certain fee for making a partition of the property anl entering the lame on record. In tho Mayor's Court. John Dtarbaugh, charged with murder, waved examination Rowland went to the Criminal Court oa a charged of forgery. Matthew Johnson wave d examination of the charge of petit larceny. George Keens, Philip Williams, Harry Green and William Ga3kiil were continued to day. Jcdge Lamb, as Receiver of Harrison's Bank, has filed an answer alleging the fact that J. C. .S. Harrison was present at tne time of the appointment of the Etceiver by the Court. This was stated last wek by the Sentinel to be the policy of the defense in the Pi3ley suit Judge Lamb, ta stated at that time, is of the opinion that tnis answer, under the Supreme Court' rulings, will defeat the Pressley suit. Judge Walker Is engaged in hearing argu ment in the motion for new trial in the suit of Mary Winter vs. George Wagner. This is a suit on certificate of tale, in which plain tin" recovered judgment tor a large sum. tines then Wegntr fcai filed rrith his motion

fcr new trial an affidavit showing that certain statements of tne plain till", which he thicks will defeat her claim, can bo proven by zewly discovered witnesses. Judge Ay res is trying the questions of law involved in the assignment of Stoughton A. Fletcher. Before the-assigument by Fletcher he had given something over $100,000 worth of property, consisting of stocks and bonds, to his wife and daughter, believing at the time that he was perfectly solvent. Plaintiff, after his asjjgnircnt to Million, filed ßrjtis to recover judgments on certificates, etc ,5In the Circuit? Court, and tock judgment? amounting to $20.000, which they tees ti secure by establishing liens on the foregoing gifts to ajsignor'a wife and daughter. The case against Charles llensley for attempting to produce miscarriage and manslaughter was commenced yesterday in hd Criminal Court. The jury was mads up a few minutes before o'clock, when Deputy Prccecutor Kealiug made a statement of the case from the State's standpoint, civing a f ry clear, fair and, at the same time, forcible relation of tbe facta to be proved. The defense declined to make a statement cf their tide of the case until after the evidence for the State is ciceed. Officers Spears and Slate were then examined by the State, thsy being two of the parties spoken to by Hensley with reference t a doctor who would procure an abortion for him. The cate was then continued to this morning. It will require thrf e days to finish tho trial. Major Gordon and William Brown arethe attorneys for the prisoner, and Hon. Joha B. Elan has beea employed by the father of Hensley's daceeJ wife to assist the State. The witness have been separated, but there is still quite a number of spectators in the court wno are watching the case clo:-ely. Local Courts.-

tCrXRTOS court. : I Kooin 1. Hon. N. V.. Taylor, Judge, j The Indianapolis National Bank, of Indianapolis, Ind., vs. Henry G. Hannaman. Suit on note. Judgment tor 329. 1 Georgian Smith vs. Henry Clay et jal. Suit for foreclosure of mortgage. Judgment for '051.10 and mortgage foreclosure. Mary Elizabeth Maish et al, vs. Masonic Mutual Benefit Society, of Indianapolis, Ind. Suit on policy. On trial by jury. Boom No. 2non. D. W. Howe, Jud0. Gottlieb Williams et al. vs. Hehry Wegberet et al. Damages. On trial by jury, Kcoin C Qon. Lewis C. Walker, Jude. Samuel Adams vs Tho City. Suit for de nage? Motion for new trial overruled. Stoughton A. Fletcher vs. The Indiana, Eloomington and Western Railroad Cotntanyetal. fcait for possession. Dismissed. Maiy Winter vs. George W. Warner. Suit on certit'cate. of sale. Motion fjr new tral. Ii: htariüg by the Court. ci&criT cour.T. j lion. A. C. Ayrc?, Jude, ! Sam WAtson vs Dpiel South ot jal. Claim. Judgment for $100 William Patterson vs. Eitate of Gustxvns H. Vets, deceased. Attorney's fees. Oa t j ' 1 ty jury. Uirara Sibf rt vs The Assignee of Stouh ton A. Fietcher et al. To recjver juigoaeuts. Oa trial by the court. CSIMINAL CRT. Hon. Pierce Norton, Judea. State ys. George W. Rola'ad Forgery. Il formation. Pi?a of guilty and eentenced to the State Pri-on for tQ years. State vs. John T: Woodard. Erab?zz'ement Isew trial refused and judmsnt oa tb verdict for five veats in the State Prison.' Sfate vs. Charles S. Hensley. Attempting tr procure miscarriage and manslaughter. "v .11 ! ' ' Kjn U161 uy jury. Real Estate Transfers. The following deeds were recorded on Monday, Hay 23, as reported by Steeg & Bernbarner, abstract compilers. 12 end lb Thorpo Elock. Telephone, J.CiS: Isaac D. Hill and wife to Winßeld A. Hatton. warranty deed to lot 57 and part ol lot to in Baddell & Vinton's Park Place addition to the city ot Indianapolis v OOS CO Albert H. OIecsu ad and wife to John F. RugenslPin, warranty deed to lot 17, iu square IS, in D. S. Beatj's addition to the city of Indianapolis 7" 03 Jcbn F. Holt to William Haas and wife, warranty deed to lot 21. in Kuldsll k ; Vlmon's Park Place addition to the city cl lndiana;oli 103 Q3 IZ ijah i5. Martlndale and wife to Martha L. Marilndale, warranty deed to part ol lots 4 and 5, In Ball Place addition to ; the city oi Indianapolis 3,50) 00 Arn trete P. Stanton and wile to Calvin MonroCjand wife, warranty deed to lot 4, in Anna K. and Ambrose P. 8tantcn'g addition to the city ol Indianapolis. 1100 00 John C. Kew, executor, to Jsom I'atterfcn, executor's deed to lot 7, in square 7, In Beatj'a addition to the city of Indiacapolis. 7 00 William Wallace, lLcelver, to Charlfa tC. : Johnsen. Receiver's deed to lot 13. In Ciifiord l'lace, an addition to the city of Indianapolis . 225 03 Johnfon II. Ewick and wife to William. A. Brlstor and wife, warranty deed to lot 1, in Kapes & Frank s Norta addition to the city of Indianapolis 1,330 00 W iiliam Wallace. Receiver, to John G. Hertsberger, Receiver's deed to lot S3, in Pownej's Arsnel Heights addition to the city of Indianapolis 73 00 Indianapolis Malleable Irtn Company to Yasilne vvilliams, warranty deed to lot 7, in HauRhville, of part of block 18, in Holme's West End addition to the city oi Indianapolis.- yOO CO John H. ifer and wife to Abhy J. Thorn- - es, wananty deed to lot 239, In . T., S. K. tk A. E. Fletcher's tf oodlawn suburb to the city of Indianapolis 1,053 CO Charles A. Crane and wife to John H. Knowles, warranty deed to lot 4, in KidcEour's Highland Home addition to the city of Ind'.acnpolis 325 OJ Nicholas McCarty et al. to Amos K. Hollovr ell. warranty deed to lots 95 and . 102. in iicCartj s third West aide addition to the city of Indianapolis 503 CO Wcfcolai Mi Cany ct al. to Carrl M. Xordyke, warranty deed to lots 19, 100 and IUI, in Mccarty's tojrd West biie addition to the city of Indianapolis 750 00 Nicholas McCarty et aL to AddUon H. ordyke, warranty deed to rets 78, 79 and fcO. In Mccarty's third West Sido addition to the city ol Indianapolis 1,053 03 Ji:cr-oIas McCarty et al. to cnr.s.iau H. Scbmidr. warrantj deed to lot 20, Iu McCarts'a subdivision oi part of outlot l'.O. in the city of IndiauApolis. 433 03 N:cholf s McCarty ct al. to Frederic C. Tauterback. warranty deed to lot 91, in MrCarty's cubdltision of pait oiouilot KC, in the city of Indianapolis O CO Conveyances, 17; consideration S 11.S17 CO Be con Salad Dressing. Let no one condemn this homely sauce without tasting it. Cutthiceor four ounces of streaked bason into very small dice and fry tbetn in a stewpan a 1 ale color, but crisp. Bsat the jelka cf three eggs with a spoonful of flour, a small wineglasa of vinegar and half as much again of water; add a spoonful of made mustard, tome talt and pepper. Put this to the bacon in the stewpan and stir it over the fire until thick and smooth. The bacon fat supplies the place of oil. When quite cold use it for potato or any other salad. It must be stirred while cooling. Should it be thicker than cream thin it with a little vinegar and water well stirred irv Piicklr Ath Bitters is not an Intoxicating beverage, but a pleasant, mild laxative and fEcient Tonic, acting directly on the Ltyer, Kidcejr, Stomach and Bowels,

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The Boom In Hamilton County. Avi-REY, Hamilton Co., Kas , Maj 23 This is one of the extreme southwestern counties of the State. adjoining the Colorado State line on the west. It has an area of 2,r,G4 iquaro miles and contains 1.107,000 acres cf land tubject to entry under the homestead, pre eruption and timber culture law?, and of railroad lands 210,000 acre?. The Artanta3 River courses the west line of the center and flows southeast. It is bsunded cn tha eoat by Sunny, Eouth by Ssward, north by Greely and Wichita Counties. The Atchison, Topefca and Santa Fe Railroad running north of vre3t traverses thaejuaty north of the center, following the north side of the Arkansas River. Ihs population is estimated at one thousand. Tho growlh of the State of Kansaa fcai so far been phenomena, and yet on & siablo and enduring basis; admitted ir.to the Union State in 1861, with a population of 107,0u0, the enumeration cf 1S1 shows an increasa cf 1,033 40S. The assessed valuation of all property in the S.'ate in 1)1 was $21.737.45'J. in 1S31 over $2:37,020,390. There are yet in the State thirteen unorcanized counties. Toward them the tide cf immigration is turning and their prowth in wealth and population will be even mora rapid than that of the Eastern State?. Among them all HAMILTON COUNTY stands preeminent in natural advantages and desirability of location, with au area of arable land only as yet sparsely settled. There is rcom for all. It3 deep, rich soil crleia every inducement to tte-farmer. Its delicious climate is the euro promoter of health. Its vast territory of pasture lands, with never failing water iu its springs, aLTord facilities unequafed to the stock grower. Its quarries cf JIme stona around Aubrey, the future county seat, furnish unlimited Eupply of the. best building material. Its transportation and postal facilities are complete; and this year will create a development in its crowth that will be considered remarkable even for Kansas. We don't &sk anyoLG teeking a home to come to Aubrey and its beautiful neighborhood cn my representations. Let him come and see for himself; but let him come soon. Every day land is taken, and the further away one must go from market. Every day gives him leas to choose from. Within tha last week Ö00 acres of railroad land were Eold in this county. Aubrey town lots are for Eale, and busiuets houses will bs going up in otr new town in a very short time; and a br dge across the Arkansas River at this point will bring all the Sunset City people here, and the Bear settlements, as wo are the neaie&t depot by fifteen miles to them, which will mate Aubrey one of the best busicers towns in Southwest Kansas. Rhubarb (Stewed) To one pound of rhubarb, cut in pieces of ooe or two inches in length, allow one half-pound of loaf sugr and the gratfd rine ot oae lemon. H&ve rady a large tin faucepan of boiling water, throw the rhubarb in and stir the pieces ciown with a wooden or silver spsoa. Put ti e cover on and for three cr four minu'e3 it may be left, tbea the cover U taken cfl; the rhubarb is not again left until it ia done. It n.ay be quietly turned Iu the saucepan with the epoon fo as not to break the rhubarb. Tte moment it boils it softens, and in three minutes or lets time, eccording to whether tie rhubarb I old or young, ttraiu it off quickly with the ccver tilted on the Faucepan. Let it slip from the saucepan into a pie dish; sprinkle tbe loaf sugar and .grated lemon over it and leava until cold. I Hartford (Conn.) CouranUl The old familiar Pond's Extract is indeed e household friend. It 13 a medicine which no well regulated family can aßord to be without. For half a century it has been before the public, and from year to year, as ita merits and wonderful curative properties have become known, It has steadily grown in popular favor, so that now it has probably a greater eale than any other standard preparation on the face of the globe. To subdue pain and control Hemorrhages of all kind? it has no equal. Be careful to get the genuine. "KEEP IT PURE. I lie Life Is the lilood Prevent Disease Surgery the Last Kesort A Telling Letter. Here !s a feet for you to think over, viz. : Medical science proTe that diseases, no matter howgreat a variety they secra to have, proceed from comparatively few cauEes. It Is for this reason Uat tome single medicines relieve or care so wide a range ot complaints some of them appearing almost directly opposite in their natures. Wnen a medical preparation acts at once upon the digestive and urinary organs, and also purifies tbe blood, the list ot difficulties subject to its control is astonishing. But, while xnacy things are said to possess this power, those which actually do exert it are very rare. It ia conceded that DR. KENNEDY'S FAVORITE REMEDY, of Kondout, N. Y.,is the most effective preparation now In use for ail dieaea arising frcrn a loul or impure state of tbe circulation. Hence it Is more than likely that if the writer of tte following letter hetl habitually taken "FAVORITE REMEDY" ten years ago, he would never have suffered fiom Cancer. Pittfield, Mass., March 22, 1SS4. Dr. D. Kennedy, Rondout, N. Y. : Dkr Sin About six years ago I was obliged to resort to exteinal treatment lor the removal of a cancerous rowth on my lip. On my return home. 1 became sensible that my blood needed a tr-orcugu cleansing. My whole fjstem, too, required toning up. 'While casting about for the best medicine to do this, your "FAVORITE REMEDY" was so highly coraroeoded in my hearing that I resolved to try it. I did so, and the result surprised me, it was effected so quickly and completely. I foon cot over the depression produced by the operation, and since the "FAVOR ITE IIKMEDY," which I have continued to take iu small dosep. has kept me in such healtn and strength as I never bad before, nor expected to have. It Is the best blood purifier in the world. I am sure of that. Yours, etc., MATTHEW FARRELL. 21 Adams Street. In all cafes when a consultation is deemed desirable. Address Dr. David Kennedy. Rondout. N. Y. I ut. if vu have not done so. adopt "FAVORITE REMEDY" as a household Irlend. as an anti-malaria medicine DR. DAVID KENNEDY'S FAV0RS7E REMEDY !ia vron grolrten opinions. No travflor should confider his outfit complete unless it Include a lottle of thu medicine. If you aro exposal to fn'oucnt cbanpesof olimateood and water, Farortte Remedy liould tUways be within rour rcacli. It expels malarial loisons, and is the best preventative of chills and malarial fever in the woi id. It 1 espeeMllv offered as a trustworthy pec-Mi? for the cure of Kidney and Liver complaint., Constipation and all disorders arlfins: from an impure state of the blood. To women who suffer from any of the 11U peculiar to their sex Fayorlte Remedy is constantly proTinc itself an unfailing rriend a real biessicg. Address ihe proprietor. Dr. p. Kennedy, Roaiout, N. Y. $1 bottle, 6 for $- by all druggisuw mm si LISKED, nnln ate J TPEATISB Ol- EI.P DEVELOPMENT OF THE FCS1AX.C HC3T. colcreu tnatomictl !mt,fuU XfUnatioa. med!cl pl&iona,t. Sb.wi that tindT!opd or aUrankr condition la abnormal and ca LeaULy; bor to nlarf to full ant rrrpr proportion. Ef,firrp!e, atilutly certiln. tCl!ir portion ted zeera. fears dTlo;l 1 f Iniüar froceaa.) X rory cf th! Tai a. ttl lk taallta In t '.ed f o vt!op for 13 eta. Aidrtii r. U. Drawer 179. UH FALO. X. yJ

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Irs! THE PASTRY aLlnft,Tmon, Orange, cfc.flvcr Cakev Cream,Puddlap,ttc.,u;i tlflteutely andaaftv arally as tlie fruit ifrara which they are taado WOJi STRENGTH AND TRÜK FUVU S'LAVOR TGE!T STAND ALOSPrice Baking Powder Oo? Chlceco, Iii. Qt. Leu ir, Br.P?icQ?s Cream Baking Powder AMD Sr. Price's Lnpulin least Gems Heat Zry Hop TTcast. i V WE U'JZ: QITH aUALlTT. h'jfs viS, 9 Tho llcv. J. . Scarlet, of Xcw York, is one of the most wMely-known and highly esteemed of 3Ietho.list ministers. Mr. Scarlcs pnys : " I am impressed that it is a duty I owe to thoe alllictfd with llhcmnntiKin cr Neural. ria, to 82 y that a remedy has been discovered that w indeed a jnarveloaa puecesa. My pon was greatly ltilicted with Kheumatifim, and suffered sopeverely that, at time, he was obliged to have morphine in. Jerted into his arm to pet relief. While in thio condition l.e discovered a remedy which effected imroediato relief, and a iemianent eure. He has fcinre t'urnishei it to many others with the Feme result. I havo iil?o furnished it to a innnber of persona fuffcrin. with llhenmatism, and the result has lu immediate re'ief, anda jfrmam -nt cure, A uiodk others, I'aveit to liev. Wia. I. Corbit, pastor of thetioorr-'e St. M. E. Church, New Haven Aoun.,who was sullennir irreatly vdtii tliis terribla dii e.ute, I will rivo you his own words as written to my Hon. wilnntr him to publish the fart for the btmiit of others KÜüeriiiir with tho tamo dificafe. What ?Ir. Corbit Says: " New Haven, July 4, "Mr. Scarlcs: Dear Sir: I wish to gay tor the benefit of all w ho are suirerimrwith Inflammatory Jiheujnatisiu, that j our medicmo ia infallible. I buffered lor two montiis the niot excruciatimf torture ; lost m poimds cf flesh, and was not out of my house for a month ; 1 hoard of your remedy, and was almost instantly relieved by iL If tliero is a Fieeiticfor diseases of any kind, yours most certainly i3 for InSazuraatry Kheumatim ia its Povcre-t fonm ' Yours most respectfully, Wsr. )'. Corbit, " raptor Ueortro St. IL E. Church, New Haven, Conn." Sncli is ATliLOrilOKos a thorough and elUficnt eure lor the worst eases of Jtheumatism and Neuralgia. If you cannot get ATHLornonos of j-our drupvit, we will Rend it express paid, on receipt of regulär price one dollar ier bottle. V"e prefer that you lmy it f rem yo:ir drudst, but if he hadn't it, do net jo ITsaadel to try boinethinjf eh-e, but order at onco from us as directed. ATHLOPHOROS CO., 112 WÄLL ST., HEW YORK. .mwLttuiTOiüLErifTwswmvja 5?oiicIlotoix Arenuo iL S. Huey & Sob, EsRuractürcrs snd Dealers in Doors and 8as!i, Frame Lumbar, Shingles, Etc. All Manufactured Work for Exterior and Interior Furnishings. J0HK EDWARDS, LL POSTER. Ono Hundred Largo Stands. S00 3-Sheet Boards. Ulso Cssteli Mate House Fence mrrTCVD Knt4nl OrTlr. THE mmCASTTILIS AQENOY, R, U SCARLET, Managtr. I R G. DUN & CO. Proprietor. TSo. O BlacKford Bloclo Tho oldest, the best, tne most progressiva and the most reliable etsbliahinent of the Jclad In the world, baTlag 103 branch offices lully equipped and la good running order, or three to one more than any otier AgcacThas ot actnally live offices. For oyer 42 jean we have enjoyed aa unsullied reputation for honesty, reliability and fair deal lng, and we have unlimited resource for con ducting onr bnilnesi luccessluUr. We invite i test of our qualltiea by tne merchants ot Indian ftDOlll. R. G. DÜN A CO. are to b founa in the U UdLL SCIE.NCE of HEALTH," for the speedy care of Nervous Debility.Lost Manhood, lespondencr, etc. A oopv of ttai book will be wni free.-ealed. Address sClI'N CK. of HEALTH, 130 West Sixth Streeu Cincinnati. Ohiow Ohio and IlUalBSlppl, Ct Lotita...... 8:10 am East &U Ionia..... 8:SS am Odin.. ....10 :S1 am Fieri mil it2 pa Vincennea..... l:C0pa Mitchell . 2:47 pm North Vernon.. 4:18 pa Hindun U,. 7;CQpn

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BUSINESS CARDS. ThefiriTis represented Icloxo art the mctt ttcunch end reliable in the city, and ere entirely wrthy of thsjatronce of frntincl readers, STEAM DYEING, Cleaning and Repairing Lades' Wearing Apparel ol all kinds Cleaned and Dyed. Also Lace and Damak Curtains Kcflnished. 1C North Delaware Street. W. FISHER, iL P., PILE SPECIALIST, v -S Jforth Delaware Street. OfSce Days: Thursday, Friday and Saturday. rOTHECABY AND DRUGGIST. DR. E. D. PORTER, 99 South Illinois St. Dr. Dendj's Cherry Cousii Cure. Sanple Iroa, jgALLARD'S FOFÜLAR ICI3 CBEAM. Orders from Chcrchcs, Festival, Parties, Picnics, and Adjoining Towns promptly supplied. Creamery, 1C2 North Delaware. Telephone 410. QIIARLS P. JACOBS, ' SOLICITOR OF PATENTS. S6 North Delaware Street. Terms reasonable. Send for circular. Fiiteen years experience. QHARLIS JL XaCOLI, on woor fiog Zait Harket street, oppesite FcttcSc?i Indltaapolts, Ini, QXÜAS. E. SEOVER. . PURE LAKE ICE. Office: No. 174 East ilarket Street, Telephone C6. Not connected with ice combination companies

D E 11 T X ST , J. G. FAREOXS, S0 West Washington Street, OVER NEWS OÄc Indianapolis. JR. J. W. WILLIAMSON, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. 2y? East Ohio Street no stairs. Treatnicut ol Wonaen and Children a Specialty. A. UERRXAItX, W ATCH3IA.KEB. decks. Jewelry and EycglasFcs Pcpairing Music I3oxes a Specialty. 93 East Market Street. Gl C. FORS1XGER, r. PKAOnüALUOOFEK, And Manufacturer of Black and Apphaltlne VarnUhcs,Tar.Fitch,Rosin,Roof!ng and BuiidinpFeltF. PITCH AND GRAVEL ROOK Laid and Repaired. Tin, Iron and Shingle Rools Fainted and Repaired. Cilice 42 South Fenn. St. Telephone 417. H. C, 3TSYEK3 NEW WALL PAPKK & SHADH HOUES, U East Ohio street, Indian apclb. Oil-Clotiis, Rugga and Mats, bpoclal des!22l !X Window til adta and Interior Decorations. q AR1TS3S, SADDLES, XTa 71 East Court St. and 86 Ewt Wash. 8t. H. U UilSTEAD. PRESCRIPTION DRUG STORE, Ko. 150 Virginia Avenu TNDIAKAFOUS BUSINESS UNIVERSITY. Bryaht & Stratton College. A Live Commercial SchooL Catalogue Free. When Block, opposite Fostofilce, -JAILER EF.OTHER3. ADJUSTABLE IRON FENCE POSTS. Cheap as Cedar Posts. TARents wanted. Send for circular. OrLceand Factory, 00 South Pennsylvania Street -TIISG HOLME3, IRON FENCE CRESTING, ETC. Reliable Asents Wanted. Office and Salesroom-No. 12 North Delaware St. jfEWI3 C. GARRICUiS, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Thorpe Elock, Indianapolis. KSrCorp oration and Insurance Law, State and Federal Ccuru. ' p HAEITY. UMBRELLA And Parasol Manufacturer Virginia Ave. BLC.Repairlng: and Covering Neatly Done. lOUDEK'S CIiEAIi MEAT 2IABKETS, i32 East Washington St.,75 North Pennsylvania 8t, Stalls 1 and 3 East ilarket House. .Spring Lambs a specialty. gCHEID & COMPANY. . FRESH AND SMOKED FISH. Wholesale and Retail Dealers. No. 58 West Maryland Street. , S CHWEICKLE & PRANGE, CARRIAGES AND BUGGIES. " Manufacturers ol Delivery Wasons and Sprina Trucks of all kinds. Repalrln? promptly attended to.- Wagon and Carriage Tainting neatly done. Satisfaction guaranteed. 421 and 426 East Washington Street,yinr8rr a adams, BXWKR AND GENERALi CONTEACTOS3 Room 21 Thorpe Elock, Icdlanapoila 8. BAWLS, DEzrrisT. 6 Claypool Block, opposite Eatei Eorus. Bpecial attention given to tne preservation oX tUl nitural teetn. Prices reasonable, A card. to ail who are innenng fron er rors end Indiscretions of youth, nervous weak nesa. early decay, loss of manhood, etc, I wlD fend a receipt tnat will cure you, FREE OI CHARGE. This great remedy was discovered by a missionary in South America. Eeud tell-ad-dressed envelope to Key. JOSXPUrrNHAN, CUtfca D, Newllcilc,

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JerferaonTllla, IMndlsun and lk.dlaiir.ptfn. Depart. Eonthem Ex.d'j 4:10 art Ind.& M. Jfall. Sjirfaa L. fe M. Kx., d'y. 8:15 aiaInd. & Chi. KxJ0M5aca L. is M. Mail, d'y 3:50 Dxa:X.Y.& N.F1. Ex.. 7;COpa Loult.7. Ac 6:45 pm SL L & C. F. L.13:i5'pa For tickets and lull information cU at tlxet oEc Penn. Li nee, northeast comer Washington and Illlnola ttreete. or Union Depot Ticket OSfp. Vandalta Line. t Depart. ArriTI Mt.Il 7:15 am New York Ejl.. !;Wa N. Y. Llnitc(J 7:S5 amtMall A Ac w10:CC am DayExprcc, d'yl2:C0 ani Cin. ÄLF.L. 3:S3 pa Terre uantc Ac- 4:00 pmiKew York Ex.. 4:15pn Pacific Ex., d'7-13:4S pralN. Y. Limited.... 5: pa inab. Render 7:ioap b.enainacz.iu;D.ian; Ind. &S.Bcnd ex 5: 10 rm ä.Bond index. 6:4:5pa For ticket and full Information call at til act office Pcnn. Lines, northeast corner Waihlniiton and Illinois stresta, or Union Depot Ticket OHfc Cincinnati, lndlacapoit, ht. Lonli nna ihl cago. : cnrnNKAii divthos. i Depart Cincinnati and Florida Fast Line, daily, p. and c c 4:0tcara Clc., Rnshville and Col. Acc...M..ll:liaai Cln. and Louisville Hail, p. c...... S:5jpn Cincinnati Acc., dally C:ypt3 Arric Indianapoilla Acc., dally lC:Sjan Cin. and 8t. Ijuis Mail, p. c... llrWaro Indianapolis Acc.......... 4:5qpx CtlCRKO and St. Lcuia Fact Line, ! dally, e. and c c ...10: 4 pi CHICAGO DrVUION, ? Depart Chicago and Rock Island Ex 7:l'iar Chicago Mall, p. c 12:ltlpra Western Ex pre m.................. 6;llpa Chicac), Peoria and Burlington Fas: Line, s., r. cJt. 11 :2(r ta Arrive -C. and L, Fat Line, d'y, c. c, s. 3:5-1 aa Lafayette Acc. ......... ............. .10 am (.inn. and Louisnlle Hall, p. c. 8:3 pra Cincinnati Acc 4pn The tec via C, I. St. L. and a and L. 2, an VY. as follows: Leave Inda'pclis 5:03paAr, Indla'polls 10:4 aa Arrive LsiAyette 7:25 i-mjLv. Lafayette. ?:Cf an Arrive Bloom' tn 12 :10am I Lv. Bloom'tn 3:1.: am For map, tine table?, rates of fare, and al ln formation .apply at Ticket 013 ce, ISC ontb li tucl 6treeu ana union uewoi ueiet uuice, Chicago, rit. Lonlx and Pittsburg:. (rAN-KADLX AND FXXKSYLVASLl LINK.) Depart. ArnTf. Nevr york.Pclhdelp'A, Washington, RalUmore, Firtsburg, and Columbus Express... 4:10 a.m. 11:43 m. m. m. Davton&ColunhusExi 11:10 a.m. Richmond Accommodation New York,Fhlladelp'a, Washington, BaltiEcre. Pittsburc. Co i 00 p.m. "a 9 40 lumbus & Da j ton Ex H 4;S5p,ri. N. Y. Limited. ........r S.40 p.m. 10 20 I m. S 7;C0t.m. CHICAGO DIVUION, TIA KOKOUC, Louisville and Chicago j Faf t Kxprces 11:03 p.n 4:00 S : m. .nt r. kel Louisville and Chicago Exprc&s, r. c 11:15 a,xn. Dally. Daily except Sunday, s Sleeping h Hotel car. For tickets and full lnformatioa call at ti offlftt- Prnn. Lines, northeast corner WajlJn. ten and Illinois streets, or Union Depot Ticket oal:e. Wabcsii, St. Loul and racitllc Kj-.llurjr. Depart I Ailltt Det. A Chi, Mail. 7:l&amlDeL Ex., p...... 8:il atn Tci,Ft.W.&M.Ex 2 :15pm Pacific Ex. w.10:4Aa Det. ex., d'y6..M 7:i5pm uet. &uni. wi.. e:üpia ToLFtWSiDetdyll:CCpa!Tol.FtWSiDetdy, 4;Cua Fortickets and lull information call at i:ity Ticket OSLce, Ti So. 11!. st. or Onion Depot Tilkct Office. Indianapolis and Vincennes. Depart ML & Cairo Ex.- 8:15am Vlncennes Ac. Vlncennes Ac.-. 4:00pm!ML fe Cairo Ex.- G:Sspm Kor tickets and lull information call at titkcl oflic Penn. Lines, northeast corner Washlnltca and Dllnois streets, or Union Depot Ticket Otlco. Cincinnati, Hamilton aud Indlacupol a. Dcpartl At ltf Cin.,DcyA Tol. 4:am!Connersv. Acc 8 C iaa C, D.,T. AN. Y.NU :03am tCln.f P. & 8t. L.-ll:r ua Connersv. Acc.- 4:25pmiCin. Acc 5:C pra C..D..T.&N.Y... 6:S5pm!Cln., P.&St.L....10:ft;iI Indiana, Illcnniiugton and Western! FEOEIA DIVISION Depart. Arrive. Pacific Ex Si Mail S-.lCam K.&T.F. LIner-c 5:C5pta B&li-LEx, d,s,r,cll:10pra E.&3,Ex.r.r, a dy S:'.5ani Clncin. Srec. r.c.Il:'3Aia Atlantic Ex&M 4:&pa ll:'l. 7:1': XASTKEN DIVISION. E'nrx.r.c.s 'Id.- 4:15am'PaclflCi2x.r.cdly 7:ixei Day Ex-.. ..11 :20am I Western Ex...... 4: J0pa Atrc Lx,r.c,dly. 4:45pm!B.&B.,Das.r.c.d.l0:i5jr3 For tickets sts and full information call at thefNew Ticket OCice, No 13S South Illinois street r at the Union Depot Ticket Offlce. 8i Indicates iVl er; r. c, reclining cars. : - Indianapolis, Dfcarnr r.ud 8xrin;liii. ft:ail& Day Ex.... S:?OacijMail & Day Ex.- 5:;Jpn local & Day Ex..l0: 0pm Local fc Day Ex. Gt.'&r Montezuma Acc. 4 :20rm Montezuma Acci0:-tiam hlcaffl. rc J I'l- S:ispm Louleville. New Albany and Chlcac (Chicago Short Line Division. Depart. 1 ArTivc Frsnkfort Acc.-. 5:00pm indlanap'llsM'l- S:ipm Chicago Ng't E.B.U :20pm Ind. Ng't Ex. d.s. 8:aa C. & M. City la L.l2:45pmilndlanapolis Acl0:q)aa For tickets and Information, call at UnicrtDe pot and 26 South Illinola street. Indianapolis and St. Louis, Depart Day Express rs 7:1C am Limited Ex 11 :W an is. y. s a, x..- ö.v? am Local Pas 10;lf an fc. iBt. L. Ex 5:S0 pm;Ind'acolis Ex. 3:3! pia N. Y. iöt. L. Exl0:f0 pmiDay Express.. 6:2pix For tickets and all information call at city otäcs No. 2 Bates House E!ock. Union Dept and Mff chupetts Avenue Depot. j Clereland, Colurabo, Cincinnati and.: Id dianapolls. t Derart.) A:Htc N, Y. A Bo. ET 4:00 amlL. NO&fctLEx C:J;ani D, 8. & N. y.x.io:10 amWt.w.&M ex.11. if an And.&Mich Ex.11: 05 am B. Har. &A. Ex. 1X pa W.Ft.W.AM.Ex 8:50 pmjn. Ind. & Ko Ex. 5:lf pn Ii 1. & ii. EX. 7:23 pm!N. Y. 51 B. L. EX 10;1 ;it p .si pa EElSHIVOOn DIVISION. Depart. I Arrive. 4:00 am......... 2:15 pmi c:3 am.... cstpa 10:10 am...... S :50 pm 11 : aci... 5:1 pra 11:C5 am... . 7:20 pmi 2:05 pra 10:'t pn For all information, rates, maps, time taluea, etc, call ct tho UnlcD Ticket Oflice, Bate L'busc corner, ila&sachusetts Ayenue Depot or ttt tha Union Depot. i STATE HA1LWAY TIME TAHLE! vansvllle and Terre Haute KallroaA, I Via VandaUa Line.l Lve Indlanapolla-St7:l5 am pil:55 am;sl0:4 pxa Terre Uautc.!10:40 am 3:00pra 3:2? am Arr Evansville.... 4:00 pm 7:0opm 1:1 i am Lve Evan&nile-... Arr Terre Haute.. I6:t5 am pl0:SOam s 8 10:00 am 2:17 pm ll:pr3 3:fA am Indianapolis 3:30 pm 4:4Cpm Daily, t Daily except Bunday. s Sleeping car. rFarlorfcar, vaB8vUle and Term Haute K&llroat!. Via I. and Kt. L. Railway. Lve Indianapolis-' 17: 10 ami I 11:50 pra ierreHautc.'10:40 am p 5:tpm 8 ö:?jan Arr Evansville.. 4:0Opm 7:C5pm 7:!pam Lve Evansville Arr Terre Haute.. fö:C5 amjPlOiSOam,9? 8:1 pra lC:00ain p 2:17pm. s ll:Jpn Indianapolis. 8:15 pmi 6 :25 pm I 8:4jaza DfltlT' Hau PTrvt Rnrflr. rrancricai e Sleeping car. Kel Klver. LEAVI KA8T. Ar.HTVl. 7:30 pn 7:CC ara!7ac pa 1:00 pa Lojransport.-.. Denver 1. P. & C. CrossingColumbia City auburn Juno. Eutlcr... 9:00 pra 7:53 am C:2Sprall;S3aa 11:31 pn 9:43 am4:48pn 0:12 an 1:12 pm 10:50 pm,3:25 pm 7:25 ara AERITE. IAVE. 2:C0an 11:S0 an, 2:45 pn 6:30 as LoganpoTt, Crawfordnv. and goatli. vi e stern Van cialla Line. SOUTH. OßTH. a. m. p. m.l 'a. rx p. m 6:M 5:33 S:lS , 4:C9 7;oo S:00 dep.-....LosnFport- zi 11:3C 8:40 7:CC 8:41 6:40 8:55 0:40 9:52 2:05 4 :55 dep-Colf'x via I. C.& L -ar 6:35 ar ... Indianapolis Aev 5:45 arCrawfordsvllle dep 8:00 ar Terre Haute dep Fort Wayne, Cincinnati and T,tminTiHe. (Leave Indimapolli via Bee Line.) SOÜTHWAJaD. KOBTUWAEB, a. za. p. ZU.' 11:15 9:23 C: GO pin S :67 pm 12:58 pm Ar, Ind'capolis Lr.j 4:00 10:10 axa Muncie " j 6:00, l:i5pm -Dartlord-. ,6:371 2 OOpto .-Bluflton i 7:S0j 2:Mpn LT. Fort WtTue Ar, S:SCi 4:tXJrn 7: 6:5012:C3pm 5:Mill:C0am Direct connection at ort vsayne Ith I 8, and M. 8. trains for all points north and cast. . Cincinnati, V7abash and ZUcbJgan, Tla Ite IAzte. Ind & Gr B Ex 4 :15 fmV,'ab & lad Ex.-.H:C3 ari MlchbSoBEx-ll:00amCinhIndKx 2:80pri Wabash Ex 6:10 pmi Ind A 8t L KX.-.U :1Q pa Vfabash Uallway, Iren Lafayette Junction, connecting wltii IH U and L. Zxprecs, vfcst .ll:COan12:15ar3 t:apn Axprtti eäiu.! 2:iCaal 8:Uaai i:UQpa

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