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"ca will find one Inside caott two bas 1 c- foiu'ouuce Durham. I-M; 'jf colcbratcd''tobucc-o a.nd roa: tho lei 1 fcive.s list of valtiuble preatu tin cow to get them. SILVER PLANK. Sometimes quality is 'sacrificed in the effort to give big quantity for little money. No doubt about that.

But once in a while it isn't. For instance, there's "BATTLE AX." The piece is bigger than you ever saw before for 5 cents. And the quality is, as many a man has said, "'mighty good." There's no guess work in this statement It is just a plain fact. You can prove it by investing 5 cents in "BATTLE AX." MOORE BROS FURNITURE CO. 287-289 W.

riadison Chicago. (O Largest House Furnishers in the World. We're Not Afraid if we furnish up a oozy, comfortable hotuc for you You're not £0 to run away. We trust you to pay us. Come aud see Credit without 'out the Furniture, Carpets, Draperies, Refrigerators, Bicycles, Baby Carriages, in fact anything yon want to furnish your home, and'pay for them as like.

Weekly or monthly. Correspondence invited. HOORE BROS. FURNITURE 287-289 W. Madison CHICAGO.

ENCOUNTER ON BICYCLES, ItcvolvoT Kqnjfl to "Kl-yi" tion. A heavy five-shot revolver anil £un figured in a. lively encounter ou the old Uoston' roiul biwucn -ionc Hinfins'ayinaii ou bicycle and Charles Smith, who was similarly mounted. It ou hblitary Htrctcb. bc- 'West 1'iMins village and Bronx- villc at dusk.

The robber had thoruvol- rcr and Mr. Snilth the other weapon, every wheelman knows, eon- rinls of-a. rulibi'r bulb holding or more of strong 1 nnimoriu, with through which a stream of the.pun- gent alkali may be directed into the eyes of any ill-bred our who rony try puncture the rider's pneumatic tires or calves. The 'highwayman got, the worst of it, for ho wns left rolling Itilf- Minded in the while. Mr.

3'mith rode ofE on his captured whcei, -towing 1 his own alongside with its ruav tiro punctured by n. bullet. He also cap- the "footnod's revolver. founct MI' rt kronen. St.

Joseph, Jlay from the unknown ynnxs at Stockton, have been to this city nnd arc now in the hands of physicians, who have decided tliat they are the bones of Indians. Tlie skeletons were t.ikcn from trench where 300 bodies hud been burk'd. New Wheeler, in the United States district court Thursday, handsd do'wu a decision dis- aiiHsing 1 thu government's bill of eom- suit in equity against the Joint Traffic association. Wule.t OpeuH MUUttry London, May prince of Wales formally openecl the-anniliU military totirnaiuciit at Isling'ton Thursday-in the presence of immense crowds of. visitors.

The Disproportionate. T4iere is firm -of Effort Made to Force It Into the Prohibition Platform. The Majority and Minority Reports Presented Junior Prohibition League Convention. Pittsburgh, May One of the first acts of the prohibition convention when it reassembled iu exposition hall Thursday morning "'as to send a tele- g'rain of sympathy to the innyor of St. Louis.

The women were first given oJiearing in favor oE woman suil'riige and otbe.r reforms advocated by the Women's Christian Teniperaiicc union. A committee of Jive ladies wu.s appointed to consider these requests nnd report on them. Dr. J. K.

Funk, of New York, chairman of tile committee on platform, then reported this platform as agreed upon by the majority of the committee. aiujorlty Kejuirt on JPlutror'n. The first six' pinnies, denunciatory of the liquor traffic 1 and proposing" straight out prohibition, he said, had been unanimously adopted. The seventh pliink, uhieh declared that no cit- ix.cn should be denied the right to vote or. account of he sa been adopted by only a small majority.

Tho other plank's upon which, was Koinu division in the coniniiii'ec were: Clause S. that all citizens slmiiUl be pro- tcctod In their rlfrlu to one day's rear, a wutik. 0. Kon-sectartan Sfhools to he taught In the English lansunse. 10.

Election of pre.iWont., vice prcsldetir nnJ senators directly the people. 11. Lllienil pensions 12. Exclusion of pauper and criminal 1m- mlsrants. 13.

citizen not to vote a nfter' U. Favoring JE, InvltliiK cooperutlon of all persons favorlns 1 thusc views. St. John Jinnils minority Report. When Oo'v.

rose to present, the minority report, he wns received with loud applause from tlie broad grunge faction, which increased ns he read t.lu 1 minority follows: "Kesolved, That money lio issued by tliu poverr.nu'nt only and "without the in- torvention ci' iiny i)rlvate citlxon, corpora- ion or bankir.fr Institution, should he based upon the wealth, stability and integrity of the nation nr.d be a full les 1 louder for all debts, public and private. and should be of sufficient 1 volume to meet the dcrr.ar.d3 of. thr business Intcrpsis of the country and for the purpose of. hon- liquidjflnir nil our outstanding obligations jiaj'ablu in coin. "VYc demand tbe fi-eo and unlimited culnaj-ro of silver and frold at a ratio sixteen to one, without any otlic-i- nation." 'J'lm otlier poir.ts oa which rbe minority abkeu cc'Llon were- as follows: 17.

Preserving pr.bllc lands from monopoly find IS. control of railroads and THE BEST SPRING MEDICINE is SIMMONS LIVER forget to take it. The Liver gets during the Winter, just like all nature, and the system becomes choked up by the accumulated waste, which brings on Malaria. Fsver and Ague and Rheumatism. Vou want to wake up your Livei now, but be sure you take SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR to do it.

alsc regulates the it properly work, when your system will be free from poison and the whole body Invigorated. You get THE BEST BLOOD when your system is in A1 condition, and thai will only be when the Liver is kept active. Trv a Liver Remedy once and note tin difference. But take only SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR is SIMMONS LIVER RFGULATOR which makes the difference. Take it in powder or in liquid already prepared, or make a tea of the powder; but take siirt.MONS LIVER REGULATOR.

You'i: the RED on package. LOOK fcr it. J. H. Zeiliu Cov Pa.

WITHIN OUB BORDERS. News Briefly Told from Various Towns in Indiana. Full 10 Oust Con-ily. Indianapolis, May Indiana republican ''committee went into special session at one o'clock Wednesday afternoon to consider a proposition to remove John K. Coutly, the chairman, and tlie leader of the M'cKinley forces in the state.

After an unbroken session of eight hours the committee wa.s unable to agree and a recess was taken. The vote stood six for removal and six against. S. Wood, the member from the Twelfth district, absent. He sent a proxy by John Morris, of Fort Wayne, but the committee by a vole of six to six decided that the proxy vote could not ue cast.

Upon reassembling the anti-Gnwdy men on the eommiltoe gave up. nnd tho committee adjourned. is believed ihnt Che attempt to oust the chairman will not be renewed. THAT LTB1A E. PKK'LUI'S VEGETABLE COMPOUND Is Daily Curing Backache, Dizziness, Faintness, Irregularity, mid all Female Complaints.

TO oiru J.ADY r.EATK-.jrs.j Intelligent women no longer iloubt the value of Lydia K. Phikltam's Vegetable Compound. It speedily relieves irregularity, suppressed or painful menstrua- c. w. uorcion, JJns Molnes, auditors, A.

M. Todd, Kalamazoo, John Loyfl Thomas, New York city. The National Junior Prohibition league of membership young 1 men and women, who are pursuing' a systematic course of study oi tlie underlying elements of civil government. WITHIN THREE FEET OF DEATH! JS. fiivorins; an income tax Imposing only such import duties as are necessary to scetiro equitable commercial reunions with other nations.

And lastly, clause 2C, favoring tlie adoption of the Initiative and referendum as a means of obtaining i'rco expression of the popular Tlio I'lffllt On the motion to make their recommendations part of the majority vc- pui't, fjit! fight, ludiur.a delegate's dema.iidecl that the vote be uiKen by a call of states, and JS'cw York and J'einisylvunin delegates to a snJTicicjU number sfcouded this motion. The vote wns rhcn taken on motion t'o table Oov. St. Jolins' proposition, and resulted follovvs: Yeas, 3JO; n-yes, 'Jfi2. So the conven- I ion refused to table the motion to make the minority report a part oF the majority report.

Tlie previous question' was then ordered, and Gov. John was recognized to close the amid a scene. ot much cxcitcmcjn. He explained that the minority report part of the majority did- not nvikc the recommendations of that committee part of the platform; each plank could he voted upon separately. Tho first five planks relatingr to prohibitory legislation for the suppression of the liquor traffic were road and unanimously adopted.

An ineffectual effort wa.s made to table the sixth plank calling- upon the churches to support the prohibition iict at the polls. When the woman suffrage pi mile was reached a tot debate arose. It ended in victory for woman suffrage. Junior Pi'olilljltlon Convention Hall, Pittsburgh, May The National Junior Prohibition Loo.gne of America held its first annual convention Thursday morning. Aibont 350 representatives were present, The following officers were elected: President, G.

W. Hopkins, New York city; vice president, A. M. Comn. Hopkins, secretary, D.

DrJesbach, Flndlay, treasurer, Myrton T. Smith, Hart- 'ord, councilors, Joshua Deverlnfr, Baltimore. Md: Hon. John P. 'St.

John. Charles Mu.nln ITiuigM to tbo Brulio IJcam or a IIiipldly-Ruunlas Car. minutes suspended by his clothing 1 within three i'eet-of the snarling wiipeia of a freight car longer to Charles Martin than the 17 years which hnd brought, him 11 forlorn solicitor for employment to flic great city of Chicago. All this was the result of an attempt on tin- part of Martin to steal a ride to Wisconsin on a Chicago Northwestern freight train. As a result of his venture Martin was not seriously injured, but he was so prostrated by the shook suspense that his nerves suiifvaed to have failed him entirely.

Mai-tin came to Chicago in search of employment, and, being unsuccessful, hnd resolved to go to Wisconsin, where he hoped to obtain aid from some friends. Uavmg no means to pay car -fare, he decided ro steal his transportation nn a freight vra.in. At 4:20 the other afternoon hi: jumped to get on a rapidly reeving freight car at Wade street ar.n the railway In making tJic leap liis 1'oot slipped end lie fell between tin- cars As lit: down his clothing- caugh on i.lie brake of the forward ca Jinrl The train spci on, iind Martin, whose cries wen drowned rumbling of tlie wheels hung witiiln three feet, of the rolling monster that threatened to cut hi body in twain, should his clothir.gr givi way. The helpless sufferer Iried to reach the wheel' truck with his hands, bu was unable to do so. At Dyadi'-y strce the stopped at .1 crossing 1 and the crew: the bey's screams, ctinu 16 his reiiel'.

The boy was only slight ly bruised, but paralyzed with fright A patrol wagon wa.s called and he wa; taken'to the county hospital. Pustisd lillls. Columbus. May E. Henry, of G.iIesbiu-g-JJ!., Oshliosh iraveJJng insuranee man.

is alleged to have passed one-dollar bill raised to a ten on Ai siloon and offered anot.her at the Third Street beer garden, when the. attempted fraud was discovered, two policemen called and the slrnngev taken to jail. He did not deny the charge and said his father lived near Nashville, Brown county. 20 miles west of here. his room at the St.

Denis hole! tools and uids for doing- the work were found in his grip. I'oor Outlook for Wa-bash, May grain dealers, who have collected in.forma1.ron regarding: the growing crop from jl) parts of the country, say that the yield in this county will not exceed half of an average. The quality is certain to bo very poor, and very little Xo. 2 wheat will be marketed in Wabosh this year. The.

reports from farmers confirm the statements made a week ago of the serious damage inflicted by the Hessian fly, chinch bug and rust. lions, weakness of the stomach, indigestion, bloating, Icucorrhrea, womb trouble, Hooding, nervous prostration, headache, general debility, etc. Symptoms of Womb Troubles dizziness, faintness, extreme lassi- tmle, "'don'i care, T1 "waniio be left alone" feelings, excitability, irritability, nervousness, sleeplessness, ilaiu- leney, melanclioly, or bines," and b.iekic.lie. Jjj-dia K. Piuklmn's Vegetable Comiioit'Kl will all this troab'o as sure as tho sun shines.

That Threaten to Lynch Warner. May men from here to Albion, headed vit.h a drum corps, to lynch Warm-r, the slayer Charles Badg-er, but upon hearing- that Warner wa.s in jail at Uoshen they dispersed. They now sny that'when Warner is put on the stand, they will take him from the officers ind 11:1113: him iip by his leg's and riddle him with bullets. The jury found a true bill ayaiust Warner. Origin of Phnmc, "As tiy'ht as Dick's hatband" origin- in the days oC Richard Cromwell EOJJ of Uie great Oliver, who, in tlie humorous parlnnca of the time, found the crown so tight that he could notpul it ou his head.

Tho Mark. The cross mark, still used occasionally instead of a. sig'iialnre. did not origin nte in ig'norauce. It simply appended to signatures in medieval tiroes as an a.UcstaiJoc 'of g-ood faith.

I'rolJiibly Dtilniquo, Mr.y loyal an(' g-raii''! laclgus of A. O. U. hnvo their eaijos' hero wil! probably Griiln. VrovSitlonx, Kte.

CHICAGO, May 2S. anoliangod. Quotable 8" 'follows' Wliuer-Pulcnta, F-traJs-iits, S3.25JM..W'.- closre, seconds, S2.ufi@2.10; low gnuK-s, strnlshts, $2.05 90;" bu-kera', SS.lCiQl.So: low grades, $1.00 Red Doff, 51.2317,1.-10: Rye, SI active and unsettled. May, July, Sey- tcmber, CORN'-Easy. No.

2, No. 2 Yellow, July. and Scp- and -U'JjiC. wltli moderale tradlnp. May.

17-Xor July, iSKiWiSXc; September, lSV i Samples lower, No. 3, ITVl 1 No. 3 White. Xo. 2, No; 2 White, ug-iiln easier; very little demand.

cash, sample- lots. 33Vi9 July delivery, 33c. decreased. Ofterlnss SICK HEADACHE cured tlieao tittle fiUs. They also relieve.

Jtress froth ndigcstion and Too Hearty Eating. A.per- remedy for Dizziniss, Nausea, Drowsf- Bad Taste in the Mouth; Coated Tongue legtilate' the Bowels. Pnrdy.yj-geti)!!.: wolrht, 'but off color, color. fair to weisrht, choice to fancy, MESS Offerings rather liberal 'and demand fair. Prices steady.

Quota; tlons ranged at J7.00igi7.05 for- cash; J0.il"® 700 for- May; lor July, ami for September. Demand moderate 'free Prices 'sleotly. Quotations ranged at 1 '(or. cash; Ji.lTVjlSM^C for May; Ior Eoatemb'er. BUXTEK Quiet, aid rather Uiglloc; Dairies, 'LIVE "Only Docs Sot.

BocoRnlzo Stiver Blun. Indianapolis, Ma3- dom- ocrntic state cfimnijtlcc at. its meeting WctJnesclny refused to recng-jiixc organ b.y the free silver people. Holt aniio-unced nfter thp ineotinjf that'the members of the committee were all democrats, therefore did not discuss the notion of the men who were Iwe Tuesday. FroffN from the Skicrt.

Lig-onier. May crs livinp near the vicinity of Bremen a stranfj-e phcnoiiuJnon during- a riiinstorin. "'ere eov- cri'il with thousands of cren- turus ri'sc-iiibliiig fvoys, vhich nu-as-- iii-cd about one-Half inch iu length. The people at a loss to account.for tbe phenomenon, jlarrlos, Lillian B. Overtoil, known over the country and a sinjrerot rare gifts, wns quietly in this city io Zai- tuin F.

Doene, a lenor singer whom met something over a. y.enr ago at, German watering- place. Xorflica has been sinfj-ing- here at the May festival causing pain, backache, is iiiiilanily relieved and permanently cured by v.se. Ur.ilor all circumsciiices it iieu in perfect haniiony with the l.iv/s tlia; govern female syslvm. is as harmless ns water.

Jt. is wonderful for Jiidndj in either sex. Lyclin, Ei Liver Pills work unison tho Compound, and a sure cure for oons'-ipniion and sick- -Mrs. TinklnnVs Sanative of great vslne for IOM! appIic.T.ioi;. Correspondence is fretily soli'eitei by Uin E.

rink- ham Me.iieir.c Lynn. and Ac 1 i'onfi assured. All i.he I'fiikliniii The fniirii-iinid three I'iiU, The COAST LINE to MACKINAC TA TH TO Killed lllinsotf. J-iunting'ton. William Myers rayatcrioiisly disappeared froiji lierc tt'ii days ng'o.

Wednesday morn- detui body was found near Dayton, 0. lie is said to have Ijurehased some stock atn Kile recently, nnd it is snppcsad the fcnr of prosecution-caused him to Uik' his life. Will JIivvo Hall Team. Kokomo. May org'nniza- tiou was formed here that insures a first-eloss baseball team.

The new park is being- iuclo.sed and large amphitheater constructed. Part of the players have been signed. The first nuic will be played, here next Tuesday ith the logansport Ottos. Trying to Save Her Hnsbaml. Wabash, May Tcrcivai Coffin, wife of the banlc wrecker, who was senlenccd'to uig'ht yenr.s' imprisonment in the penitentiary for his part in the fall of the Tnciiannpolis jjntional Liank, is making- an energetic efforc to secure a pardon for her husband.

EzprCHH Robber ConffKXtn. Fort Wayne, May Yociim, the Alliance (0.) Aclmms jress luesseng'er, who stole a SU.OCO noney packag'e two years and was arrested here, confessed to the officers jefore h'e was taken to Ohio, without requisition papers. MACKINAC DETROIT PETOSKEY CHICAGO 2 New Steel Passenger Steamers Thcdreatot Perfection yctitUined In Boat Conttrucl Ion--Luxurious Equipment, Artistic Furnithinjc, Decoration and Efficient Service, insuring the highest degree of COflFORT, SPEED AND SAFETY. FOUR TRIPS pen BETWCCN Toledo, Detroit PETOSKEY. "THE soo," MARQUETTE, AND DULUTH.

LOW RATES to Picturesque Mackinac end Return, including Heals and Berths. From Cleveland, $18; from Toledo, $15 from Detroit, $13.50. EVERY EVENING Between Detroit and Cleveland Connecting at Cleveland with Earliest Trains for all points East, Soutli nnd Southwest r.ud at for all points and NortJiwesL Sunday Trips Juno, July, August and September Onlj. EVERY DAY BETWEEN Cleveland, Put-ioBay Toledo for Illustrated Faraphletr Address A. A.

SCHANTZ, a. MIOM. Til? oeiroi? and Steal uav. 60. Harbcr CoiuznltH 8utcl(lc.

May E. Harris, aped 30 years, a barber by trade, committed suicide by taking- morphine it his home and was found in a dyiiig condition by his wife. 1ft. was der pendent because he was out of work. Will Go to Chicago.

Wabash, May S. iisenbcrg-, of the Jewish congregra tion 7i this city, h-3 tendered his iou, to efTect immediately, utd vill leave this week for Chicago, where le has an appointment. Will Drive Out the Indians. Great Tails, May roops of cavalry have been ordered rom Fort-Custer to round up 1-hc Croa ndiu-ns they may be deported to in accordance 1 wjth recent fed- ral.legisln.tipD. The.Crees say they- fill itnless Canada, proclaiais OT1 ft" GOHPLEXIGR POWDER been tno stanu.ira for rortr ycnrs uoa Is ever tsuio cleanly, and A doUCii-u, protection to tho WKh cvorv BOX fircc or AMU FANCY STOKES.

NEW FRENCH REMEDY. VITALfS PRODUCES THE ABOVE RESULTS'sOUl 2t oulckl.v nnd sorely re-l moron Nervousness. ImrolcnCJ', 1 Kv'l Brjnins, Wns'lnV diseases and all pflccis of L. nxwss ana InJIjcrelioii. Lose allotlicra CM.

Insist j.xAj.i.^./J" carried in Free. Address.