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ii I sample.lt! cUco sample, clico I ava. SECTION 2 WASTED Idy agent, everywhere to sell Anti-Germ Capsules! good for all female troubles: send 2c Urap for sample. H. HAMILTON, Box 302. Wilmette.

Hi. WASTED Agents make big money selling Automatic Screen Door Catches: write for Information: sample Inc. AUTO. DOOR CATCH Chicago. WASTED Agents, here Is your harvest; big money in Electro-polishjng Cloths; ewnd 10c for one cloth and circular.

STRANG MFG. St. Louia. Mo. WASTED Portrait agents, ve big money by getting our whIfie prices on portraits and frames.

THE GROVE ART 23 Fifth Chicago. WASTED Agents, State and ocalj ent frying pan covers: no i.y best frying: terms liberal. KllCMC. SPECIALTY Reading. Pa.

WASTED-AGEXTKltchen CORTLAND irlualve territory. Vf. JfTO. Pittuburg. Pa.

WASTED-Agents aeil tide, on marlret to-day. A An immediate money maker. UU Slotiad-nock Chicago. rKU Aeent to our dlm: TXZtnl term, reasonable. LEr LER St.

LouU. Ma. SUPPLY tes Moines. Iowa. TrnFvTS dally selling VASTED-AGENTb- fruit; A MTrrv i aggg i A- ttWTS I adverttecsts NotfliKtr i i 'swriasa tha soc International -1)1 Reglst or epeci compant for lntur any ne Ida line ever oifV'U' Kiy: guaranteed ne pest lino fo references.

THK a Si 1 I NO itp 909 and Broadway? cIwtenatL CL Acmol'y home with it: trfes mi or cotton" patent Jiwt out; to introduce will pattern, and simple Instructions for anywherp; giv worn lor Us 7-" 'ir largest, e. il rename ana copying house In tl and basis-t i vCL- on a "inotly salary AJept. 29. Pleanant avc. New Torlt.

ion. th a-reatcnt aunts' pc-IU-r vpr it on Btht; 2Crt to GOO per cent, nront: "Rem aaioa amounted to In 7, in two nouns. MOSHdM Wl VTVIl ii ma i fn, once to pla Bash Lock freo for 2c alamo. Im. burtrlar proof: Address BKO j-epi.

if. fniladclnhia. Pa, r.o-rnu lor the astonishing Power raa lamp: expense lc dally: eman -i. patiup from corporations; flows like wild. Bre: oanvaiwra-jroininn ilADI- i mtj.

uepr. St. loula, ilo. IWA'TRI AOEXT9 Aluminum card dook. vw enrol ana ra, witn name en.

rravea; trie ixtst seller on the' market; Mnt sample. UK) crd and cnr. 36c. Send ffr rirruUn, THK FELflRNTHAl iu bixtn ivouisvllle. Ky.

WiXTED-AOENTS-Mal! order goods and asrants' upplles, wholesale only; you carry no stock; we ship direct to your customers: write tor descriptive circulars. 341.RRAY. CIJFTON MKO. H21 i ranklin at. Louis.

Mo. WASTED Men and women, jrood ad-drewi to travel and appoint asents; salary month: rapid' advancement; unusually brilliant opportunity. Address), with teference. BL'TLJiR Ale CER, New Haven. Conn.

WA5ITEIX If you want to make tl.50 a year work for us: our leather suspenders aell themselves: can jut wear out: attractive assortment; exclusive territory; samples furnished. J. S. BRRY MFG. A 131, Cincinnati, O.

WASITEU-I have a splendid opportunity for two or three special airents for an old-line life insurance company: extra inducements. Apply at one in person or by letter to W. E. M1UJK. tHstrlct Man-alter, Rushvllle.

Ind. iVVAXTE AGENTS Tear's i subscription six maftazines free; novel plan introducing our mendtnir tissue: sample and 14 valuable trade formulas Mc; particular free. SPECIAX.TT Milwaukee. Wis. A.TED AGENTS $240 monthly sell-ins; Improved nickel-plated Brilliant Gas.

light Burner; fits kerosene lamps; beautiful amsMxht without chimnev: sample free. KXTERPRiSE MtXi. 471 Cincinnati. O. WAXTEU Aents, bis; money sellina; our flre-proef home and businees safes: $73.40 cleared ofe day by hew agrent; capital or experien4 unnecessary; write-for special -j3P catalogue.

ALr-LNB HAJffc; Cincinnati. rw.T151-As;ents (ruaranteed $3 daily; either sex: something entirely new; absolutely without competition; every housekeeper buys: thouxands sold daily: by tnail 10c. O. WAKD Box 70, Jersey City. N.

J. WASTED-Lady cleared $93). man last aix month canvassinir Marvel self-hlnlnc waterproof shoe polish, russet and tlck. Why not you? Siimpkt free. IrOLLADAY 37.

1SJ Learborn aicaax. rWASTKU Agents for Peerless-' lasoilna chandelier lamp; latest improvements; Barents colnins; money; best liKht in market: best terms to a-ents. lBEKLE88 X-ASrP 84. Koken St. Louis.

Mo. -A3 TED Outfit worth oOc free: War in Philippines and with Spain: S00 pages. 100 Illustrations; retails at thousands being sold: semi Wc quickly to cover post-yre. FORSHEK Cincinnati. O.

WASTED Agents for "The Life and Achievements of Admiral Dewey," tho world's grreateet naval hero; by Siurat Hal, tead; only outfit free. NATIONAL PL B. Lakeside Chicago. WASTED Lady agents. If you want the best money makers, you must have our Hygela El trio Corsets and Skirts: tne tandard for 20 years.

Address WEST ERN CORSET St. Louis, Mo. WASTED Good agent everywhere for latest Office specialty: sells useh' witl large profit; agents coining money: wr ta at once for special terms. A -M. iak.

rV' CRAN Milwaukee. Wis. WASTED Agents, manufacture the goods vou sell: book containing 410 pra tical formula by profpsnor of chemistry. Joe in stamps. STRANG- Chem leal buildiag, St.

Louis. Mo. WASTED Lady agents; free sample out-tit and catalogue of our 2xj women's and Children' new necessary specialties; agents make as h'gh aa $00 weekly. VENUS MFG. Chicago.

WASTED First-class experienced com- puting scale salesmen for this svtate. lAddress. with reference and experience. THE M'GREW COMPUTING SCALE, Teutonic Chicago. WASTED AGENTS Latest erase: photo pocket mirror; enormous seller; per hundred: large assortment: sam pi a Vie.

Particulars. KRUEGER Chicago. WASTED Agents for coin slot klneto-scope; big commission: exclusive territory: pavs for Itself soon. AMERICAN KINKTOSOOPE Waishlngton, D. C.

ration accident In mt ''knees al policy In on with styles of the hnnJsmnTt i nerenl easilv mk. juV: ir.il -ni at-nt can strawberry CQ Fran. Chicago .1,1.,... rnr liiriicuuii ree. Ad-how to erure mo.ui Third MODEL M1LI L- I I I TTT TrkTTTT A ATTTOTrfT CtTT-VTTTV a "TV- 1 -r -v---i-r-v- FOR SALK MISCELLANEOUS.

Advert isctactits nnCer this head 12 l-2c a Hue, Wothlng tafcew for lea thaw 30c FOR MALE $1 down. 60o week, $25 for a new srh-arm Sewins; atest Improved, all' attachments. Agents' price R-dur-ed prttses: National Antomatlc, $26; Eidredirc, $17; Iemorest, New Roy-a. $11; Gladiator. $12.98: rlreside.

New England Queen. $1.50. The above machines are sold by dry goods stores at to $10 more. We guarantee to save you monev on any machine you want. lomea-ttc.

New Home. White, Household. Sinirer, heeler ft Wilson No. all at eut prices. R- C.

WHAYNE MPG. 6i0 Fourth. FOR BALfS SODA FOUNTAIN One ten. foot Puffer's soda fountain, 24 syrups. drafts, oak canopy top, one 14-foot marble-top servlnn counter, copper drainer; one Star ice shaver, six ateel tanks, glasses, holders, everything ready to operate.

Will sell cheap. Inquire of McCULLOCH JESSE, n. e. cor. Second and Jefferson.

FOR SALK A new 79 National cash register, latest model, registers from lo to ketps detailed account and prints check with every sIe; only in use nvist be. sold In 3u days; guaranteed all right by owner and by National Cash Reg. liter Co. Addrese ANDREW HAG AN. 23 N.

Broadway. Lexington, Ky. FOR LK $1000 FOR will buy the fine and fast steam pleasure yacht Graoey good as new; has all the requirements of the Government, and in complete running order; must sell. If Interested address GEO. ELEAZAR, ClarkavlUe.

Terms at once. FOR MALE One pump manufactured by Smith. Vaiie Jk of Dayton. suitable for use in plant supplying water for mall town or plant of similar nature: dimensions, given upon application at Courier-Journal Counting Room. COU-B1KIUOURNAL CO.

FOR SALK Complete line of mandolins. guitars, violins, banjos and all other -musical Instruments; strings, etc; also large stocx of sheet mueio and musical works at lowest prices: repalrlngi D. FA LPS. 432 W. Walnut at.

roa tiLK PTirr.rl m.iaa nn. ally cost $30; very powerful and nearlir new; 36-Iign binocular glass; not cheap anair. but of best French make: win send it for examination. Address Box 392, Cin cinnati, IK FOR. SALE A large amount of chaftlng.

pulleys, just taken out of the Courier-Journal basement on account of in stallatlon of a new plant. Apply at office. Fourth and Green. COURIER-JOURNAL CO. t- FOR SAK.E 36-inch Egan Resaw, 1 Dodd's dove-taller.

1 swing saw, 1 pat tern lathe; 24-inch Benin aander, all modern; also l.xas-inch Harris Corliss en gine. A. KOCH EN RATH, SIX E. Main. FOR SALE Good stand for right man grocery 'Und meat store, stock, fixtures and everything new; will sell cheap, if sold at inquire at place, n.

e. cor. Breckinridge and Jacob FOR MALE A florist's complete steam outfit. All kinds of i tents for oamping tunica mnA njMWtn.t-hAnrl TTliLShf nMvr l'MI 000 feet of pipe, all aisea. 81MON DAVID.

Ml hi. Alar Ket st. FOR SALE A large assortment of boil era, engines and pipe. Scrap metaia bought. HARRY B.

PYNE Second hand Machinery Dealers. 1100 W. Main si. FOR SALE Phonographs and graph o- pnones, witn a large line of records lor both machines, at ZOELLER a MUSIC STORE. 24v W.

Jefferson at. FOR SALE A complete set of plumber or stearo-ntter tools cneap. w. T. PYNE MILL AND SUPPLY Thlr- teentn ana juatn sts.

FOR SALE Stylish, attractive and gen tle surrey horse, 7 years old, 1 hands high; also good mare. 15 hands. 3G26 High ave. FOR SALE Pianos snd organs: prices always the loweet. Tuning and repairing a specialty.

at iu-5 m. uray st- t. TEL PK. FOR SALE Cave Hill cemetery lot. 2trx2 leet, near tne uneens vault, inquire or 1.

u. PEARSON. Third and Chestnut sts. FOR SALK A calico pony. A strictly gentle pony for a lady or child to drive; also a new buggy.

123 E. Market at. FOR SALE Machinery, boilers, tanks, etc. HENRY VOGT MACHINE reston. juain ana wasnington ata.

FOR SALE DRUG BTOR Good loca tion; cheap. Address MRS. H. or call at Eleventh and Chestnut. FOR SALE Barouche with shafts.

In good condition. Need the space and will sen cheap. 2131 Third ave. FOR SALE DAIRY One -of the best In the city: good reason for selling. 1300 Eighteenth, oor.

Colgan. FOR SALE Sprinkling wagon, complete. in perfect order, and harness, at a bar gain. 123 E. Market St.

FOH balk Yellow trap, cut under, very handsome; good as new. McVaw make. 12S E. Market street. 'OK sales New bicycles, war ranted: with lamp and.

bell. WHAYNE S. 609 Fourth. FOR SALE $45 camera; double lense; 4x6 pictures; can do usea as aoaag. zuw Floyd st.

FOR SALE Second-hand carriage or sur- rev. very cneap. can ana see it at 312 E. Cray st. OR SALE New road buggy, with rubber tires; home-made; stick seat, $7i 66 Fourth.

FOR SALE Grocery and meat stand, very cheap; good location. 9, this office. FOR SALE One Abbott check punch; perfect condition; $20. COHEN, 232 Fifth. FOR SALE Restaurant, one of the best 13, this office.

stands in city. Addi FOR SALE Kirst-class second-hand Jersey wagon, cheap. Apply at o60 E. Market. FOR SALE Good, gentle horse for surrey, buggy or wagon.

2104 Fifteenth St. FOR SALE A very handsome sideboard and other articles at 1316 W. Chestnut. FOR SALE At your own price. flne.par.

lor suits and chairs. 710 First st. FOR REST Desirable modern flat; .4 or rooms; natural gas. 413 Hill st. FOR SALE Cheap, gentle horse, top buggy and trap.

42 Eighth at- FOH MALK-o-High-arm Singer machine $1 If taken Monday. 528 Fourth. FOR SALE Horse, 7 year old; sound and gentle. $75. 5ti0 Fourth.

FOR SALE Cheap, baby buggy and patent cradle- 1311 Preston su roil SALE Phaeton, good, as new; one T-carL 123 E. Market st. KOH. SALK Nice K-year-old trap horse. $43.

3012 W. cnestnut- fr-OR SALE Violin. Address 4, this office. WANTED SALESMEN. Advert isomeats adar this head 1 carat word.

Nothing taksa for leas) taaa lOc. WASTED Experienced traveling- salesmen: one Acquainted with the dry goods and general merchandise trade preferred; must be able to show clean record and give bond: permanent poaUon to right party. Addrtss Box 814. WASTEU Traveling salesmen visiting wall paper and pain stores to carry a representative line of room moldings on liberal commission: experience unnecessary. A.

H. FREIBERG at Chicago. ASTED SALESMAN First class salesman to sell "shaft support and ami. rattler" for busies: good wages and ter ritory. C.

D. ziarrouBourg. Ky. WASTED Cigar salesmen; commission til) per tnouaano; greatest inducements ever onerea. ai-lj vii -i inuuuv TION- umnYiiie, xvjf.

WASTED Up-to-date, hustling, specialty alesn-an; Dy a large concern, uuoa ter. ritory and Mg pay to the right man. Address 8. this onlce. -VV4STED Traveling men desiring gcod side line will do well to correspond with PEOPLE'S PUB.

SlHi Market Philadelphia, Pa. WASTED Salesmen who will not work cn salary and want something better. Addrus Box S7. Battle Cyeek, Mich. WASTED Salesmen by wholesale cash sho house.

Address 2. thla oOlce. WANTED MISCELLANEOUS Advert kvewetlts ttndor this bead 121 3 Una, frothing taheti for 1 thevw Oc WAVTED NEW PLANS FOR LOANS. It Is easiest, cheapest -and best for borrowers. Loans made same day as asked for on furniture, pianos, etc.

We make loans in New Albany and Jefferaonvllle. We advance money on salaries at lowest rate; no cost if loan Is not All business strictly confidential, and our of ficea are the most private in the city. FALLS CITY LOAN ROOSI 12 NORTON BL'ILDINO. 338 Fourth Over Hill's Shoe Store. WASTED To rent a convenient residence of abrut rooms and bath: centrally l-cated: rent not to exceed 120 per month; best care taken of property.

Address 63, this office. WAIKTKlUBy a young man with no bad habits, lodging in a private residence: must be centrally located; state prl.e; reference exchanged. Address 44, office. WASTED A cool comfortable boarding place for two; In the suburbs of the city; convenient to street car line. Reference AJ.

Address Si, this office. WASTED A 1 hands horse. Must be gen-. tie bay or sorrel preferred), good style; no fancy price. Apply Monday, at 10 a.

m.f at 203 K. College st. WASTED Board for a young man; if possible In a private family, Brook. Fifth. Broadway and Oak streets.

tt, this office. WASTED Room for gentlemen, furnished, with privilege of bath, near poct-flice: references) exchanged. Address 27. this office. WASTED For cash, second-hand fur.

nlture. carpets, also office, store and saloon fixtures. A. MILLER, 43e E. Walnut St.

WASTED To buy business house on Market or Jefferson, bet. Second and Eighth. GLOVER tt W. Jefferson. WASTED To loan money on real estate in this city in sums to suit; lowest rate of Interest.

R. E. MILES. 223 Fifth St. WASTED Money to loan on old-line life Insurance policies or purohased outrlghL GLOVER St W.

Jefferson St. WASTED Young German, with German high school education, wants to give lea Aaaress Al is, tus omce. WASTED Occupant for furnished front room In private family, with privilege of bath. Address A 36. this office.

WASTED Modern houses in southern part of city for sale or rent. W. C. PRIEST tc 351 Fifth St. WASTED To borrow $3,000 at per cent.

for a term of year; $10,000 security. Address 14. thla office. WASTED Board and 3 rooms for family connections. Address, stating terms, 36.

this office. WASTED Scraper teams at now reser- volr. Crescent Hill. WANTED ingMALE KELP. AAvortiaerasoats aadsr this head 1 coat Nothlag take for least tkaa (Oc WASTED Ladies everywhere, a private I local correspondents, to collect ad- i dresses, good pay; permanent engagement: will not Interfere with other work; Inclose stamped envelope.

Address MRS. FREDA MAY. Supt. South Bend Sanitarium (inc. under State laws).

South Bend, ind. WASTED 1.000 GIRLS Do you Want girl? Call and select nice cooks, nttmee. krJ 1 I. ,1. A r.

ii irish. colored, for city, country ur kituvu rrnaiiuy ail nrij surv iu report at LOUISVILLE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY. 450 Jefferson st. Attend. WASTED Ladles to fill In stamped de signs at no me; experience unnecessary; fair iy: notnmg to purchase: reply envelope for sample- work.

UNIQUE HM. BROIDERY 103 Fulton New York. WASTED-LADY CANVASSERS Large compensation selling nuDrite, a laaiea and children's shoe dressing; unequaied in quality: quick seller. Addreos THE POL. 1TLRA 141 Ontario Chicago.

111. WAJITHDUdlfi to make sample patches at- home: to $10 canvassing: re-ply envelope for sample and particulars. FOSTER MACHINE w. xwenty-ninth ew WASTED Three principals, stenographic teacher (Graham system), 40 teachers for Texas and Indian Territory. SOUTH WESTERN TEACHERS' AGENCY, J3U Alain Dallas.

WASTED Office lady; stenographers: companion: cashier: 3 salesladies: 4 Kaiiu.iHi.1,. 9 mm. InmilM t.rm. If PV TCCKY BUSINESS BUREAU, 40? EqulU aoie ouuaing. WASTED Ladles to embroider sofa pil lows, crochet and do fancy work for us at tneir borne, city and country.

N. a til wukks, zzi firth Chicago. WASTED Ladles, everywhere, to mail circulars, sample and copy letters at home: reply with stamped envelope. peerless soutn Bend, ind. WASTED First-class cook, white or col ored: nousegiris: experiences nurse, to go to the country.

ages ft to 15 per week. Apply at 7ii second st. WASTED House girls, cooks. laundry girls, nurses, maids, dishwashers. Ap ply at MUMB UAIPLOXMEMT OFFICE, Z18 w.

jerrerson su WASTED Several lady- canvassers for New Albany and Jeffersonville. Those liv ing there preferred. Salary iaid. Address 18. this office.

WASTED Two ladiea of good address" to nanoie rood specialty in tnis city: salary: no commission. Aaaress K. 4. this omce. r.

i i 'tease read oor ads In male help wanted column. SCHWARTZ SCHOOL. Different each Issue. WASTED First-class white servant girl for general housework: family of 3. No washing.

307 W. Lee st. WASTED Experienced custom shirt- makers: permanent work. ROCHE- HYDES 23 Fourth. WASTED Young lady.

German; experi ence In confectionery required. 249 Fourth avenue. WASTED 2 kitchen. 1 dining-room girl. FARMERS' HOME HOTEL.

415 E. Mar ket at. WASTED Housekeeper, middle-aged Oerman preferred. Apply an m. uray.

WASTED A Oerman girl for general housework. Apply at S3 E. Broadway. BOARDING. Advertiaasssats Nader this head 12 l-2c a liae.

Nothing take a for leas tkaa 30c BOARDISU Couple owning their home; large br.gnt rooms, iurnisnea uniur- nlshed. southern exposure: yard, porches: offer married couple or bachelors first- class accommodations. Address II, thla omce. UAinilllill Onfnnitld fmnl alMV. rrmma furniKhed or unturnisneo, on sfcconu floor: first-class table; tenra reasonable.

717 W. Chestnut no ard I SO Delightful rooms. second floor, single or en suite; rurmsnea or un- furnished; nrst-ciass Doara. intra st. BOARDISG Nicely furnished front room.

modern conveniences; references ex- hanged. UU Second st. HOARDING-On large and one hall room. pleasant, nicely furnished; board If as. sired.

10 tu. croaawsy. BOAHDISU Handsome front room, just vacated, with board. Best accommoda tions. 10u3 Fourth ave.

MO A It DISU Beautiful rooms, with lightful surroundings, can be bad at iSt Third ave BOARDISG Desirable rooms, furnished, with board. and SZJ Fourth, ref-. erence. BOARDISG Second-floor front room: very reasonable. MRS.

BUSH, S3 Sec ond st. BOARDISG Desirable room, with board. tco w. cnestnut st. Arthur Peter Louisville, will send you a trial size box of "Mulberry" Fills On receipt of 4 cents la stamps.

1. in SUMMER BOARDING. AdverttAciacats aadcr this head 12 liae. Nothing takca for le9 thaa 30c BOARDISti At Locust Hill Farm, I mile from station on Short Line; conveyance furnished to and frcm station; a beautiful grove and modern house. WAL W.

I.KK. Buckners, Ky. UOARniSU Wantrd boarders; a dclight- rul sumrr.er home, near depot; large grounds: light, airy rooms; terms reasona ble. Addreas BOX 85, Pewee Valley. Ky.

boahuiso At Beechwood Station, near St. Matthews, a beautiful place: t-t per week. Address all letters to EDWARD EBERHART. 6t. Matthews, Ky.

WASTED Summer boarders on New Al bany Kncb. Address C. D. WOLFE, box 328. New Albany.

BO Alt Wanted boarders at very slrable place on Short Line- railroad. 11 41, this offioe. BOARD1SU Desirable count rv board: large rooms, good table. BOX 4, Cres cent, inn. I flews From Indiana.

REDUCED TO RANKS. JOHN W. TIMMOND3 SUSPECTED OP WRITING THAT LETTER. Company To Beach 'Jefferson Till Tuesday Preparation Its Reception. The officers of Company E.

One Hundred and Sixty-first Indiana regiment. In some manner concluded that John.W. Tlmmonds had written the letter that was published In last -Sunday's Courier-Journal calling for police protection when the company reached JeffersonvlUe assigning as provocation that there was an element In th company composed of the "scum of th earth" that proposed to "make tt unpleas ant for commissioned and noncommissioned officers." Acting upon this presumption. Tlmmonds. -who was Quarter master sergeant, has been reduced in rank.

The letter provoked indignation among the officers and telegrams were sent denying the existence of disaffection. From time to time reports have reached Jeffer- sonvllle that certain men In Company were making threats to "get even" after Deing mustered out. Company will reach Jeff ersonvllls Tuesday evening from Washington, un less the hour is late the soldiers wilt pa rage tne streets. me first Regiment band of Louisville will lead, with the Elks in front of the company. Frank B.

Burse win welcome the soldiers, who have been away almost a year. A banquet will be given at the Armory. The JerTersoovllle Lodge of Elks met last evening and completed arrangements for participating in the reception and parade. JUMPED INTO THE CISTERN. Bernard Freund Succeeds In Drown ing and Mrs.

William James Is Unsuccessful. Demented and a victim of melancholia. Bernard Freund ended his life at 8:30 o'clock yesterday morning by Jumping into a cistern at his home on the Charlestown pike, ono mile from Jf fTersonvllle. His wife had gon to a grocery, and when she returned the dead body was Jack Pbipps. James Coward John Orohr recovered.

It. Mr. Freund wa a native of Germany, aged seventy-three years. He was a gar dener, ant had lived In Claysburg for ty years. Two years ago he was Injured In a rail way accident, and his health since had been bad.

Air. Freund was at one time a Catholic. He belonged to Tell Lodge. I. o.

o. Relatives in Jeffersonville received word yesterday that Mr. William James had attempted to drown herself In a cistern, near Scottsburg. Ind. She had be-n de spondent.

Members of the family rescued Her. She is nrty years old. Her hub band was a Captain in the Mexican war. SUPPOSED, TO BE KRAUT. Body of a Man Answering Descrip tion of Madison Suicide Found.

In the River. A floating corpse, presumably that of Conrad Kraut; who committed suicide few weeks ago at Madison. by Jump ing from the wharfboat into the Ohio river, was found one-half mile above Utl. last evening by Dexter Lewi and William Colvin. The body wa taken in charge by Coroner K.

JL Coots, who brought it to JeflcrsonviUe last night. The following description corresponds with Kraut: Weight. 170 pounds; 5 feet lw Inches tall; gold upper tooth: sandy mustache; forty-live -years old. The man wore a black suit. In his pocket was 11.06 and tlerman gold coin.

Kraut was formerly a saloon-keeper la His family moved to Indlanap. olis. aarainst his wishes. He returned to Madison on a visit, and his friends noticed that Ike waa ueuonaem. ins inumate friends were not surprised that he ended his life.

Immediately after the drowning Kraut's family oiTered a reward of tor the recovery of the body. CROCHETED A LACE SPREAD. Work of Mrs. Charles Armstrong Re quired. Three Tears.

Mrs. Charles. Armstrong, of the Sliver Grove suburb, New Albany, has just com pleted a crocheted lace bedspread, two yards square, that is a marvel of beauty tnd skill. She occupied in making tt for over three years. Including the time spent In her domestic affairs.

In the mak ing of the spread yards of thread were used, and it Is valued at Mrs. Armstrong has been urgeti Dy ner menu to send it to the Paris NEW ALBANY. Miss Ella Plerle. of Indianapolis, is visiting relatives in this city. Mrs.

Ellxabeth Badger, an old resident. is very 111 at her home. Bank and Market streets. Mr. and Mrs.

Frank Manus celebrated yesterday the twentieth anniversary, of their marriage. Charles A. Durbln. of Anderson. Is vis iting his purenrs, Mr.

ana Mrs. J. bln. East Third street. The Rev.

J. T. H. Stewart, of Portland, is vlxiting th4 Rev. O.

E. Palmer, of the Park Christian cnurcn Tho funeral of Jacob Rapp. an old cltl- sen. took place yesterday morning from St. Mary's Catholic church.

Mr. and Mrs. N. B. Bollvln entertained cards Friday night at their home on East Main street, near Thirteenth.

The Rev. James Malloy. of Pennsyl vania, will occupy the pulut cf the Cen tral Christian church this morning and tonight. Dr. Ford will preach at Centenary to night on Fidelity, the Keystone to the Archway Between the Present and the Future." Dr.

Robert, of Indianapolis, will nreach at Centenary M. E. church this morning In the interest of the superannu ated ministers. Mrs. Caleb Jordan and daughter, who were here to attend the funeral of Joseph Elgin, returned yesterday to their home Clncnatl.

jury commissioners wll draw the grand and petit Jurors to-morrow for the May term of the Floyd Circuit Court, which begins May Ileannr.ing next Mondav. the Windsor Hotel will be closed for two weeks, while 3xeinKioc SUITS Bteln-Bloch Suit may he bought at from $13 to $2S within the price range of almost everybody. The Steln-Bloch people are the LARGEST wholesale tailors In the WORIJJ that the reason they ran sell their good 25 per cent, cheaper than ANY OTHER good of their clas ANYWHERE. Steln-Rloch Clothing is th finest ready-to-wear In the world ejid We Have the Sole Agency. eve We find that the NEWNESS of this store is highly and widely appreciated.

Men's All-wool Suits as low as $5 Boys' Lonr-Pants Suits as low as and Short-Pants Suits as low as $2 are. so very cheap that people naturally expect to find them OLD GOODS oat of style or shop-worn or on color; or undesirable in some way; So when we -show BRAND NEW jroods at these prices it makes an IMPRESSION and a good one 0 "Trash; All Trading Stamps With Every Purchase. WOWWWWVVWWVWV repairs to the interior are being made by the lessee. C. W.

Schindler. Miss Jessie Bowman will sing the of. fertr.ry solo at th Second Preabvterian church this icing. At the night service air. Marc HUDDert win sing a solo.

Arch Carpenter, of this city, and Miss Maud Jordan, of Harrison county, were married three weeks ago and they kept the affair a secret until yesterday. Mr. aril Mrs. Eugene Plerle have from their wedding trip to They were given a reception Frldar uirnt at tneir nome on Last tuim street. Miss Jessie Bowman and the Louisville Quintal Club will have parts In the programme to be given at the Treble Clef concert at Music Hall next Thursday night.

May 4. Charles W. Kremer leaves next month for California to visit his son. He will terrain there several weeks, in the hopa thst the climate of the Pacific coast may be of benefit to his health. Basil Doerhoefer will begin la a few days to make extensive alterations and Improvements to the block of business houses at Pearl and Main streets, purchased by him a few weeks ago.

'The Test of Man's Love for Christ will be the topic of Dr. vines' discourse at the Second Presbyterian 'Church this morning. his theme will be: Gods invitation to tn sinner. Dr. Hurlstone.

at Trinity M. K. church. this morning will preach on "Light Through His theme at night will be: "The Humility. Perseverance and Courage of a Great Commander." Dr.

and Mrs. Cook will sail to-morrow from New York on the North German Lloyd ship Kaiser Wllhelm. Their deto nation Is Naples and from there they will visit Rome, going thence to Constantin ople. Yesterday Mr. Vergie received an anon ymous letter reciting that if his son-in- law, Butler Stockdale, went to a saloon on Vlncennes street Saturday night he would be Hogged.

The letter was given to the police. Sanford Thurman. one of the best known men In New Albany, was severely Injured In a bicycle accident at Pearl and Spring streets last night. On account of his advanced age it is feared the injuries may prove serious. -Mr.

and Mrs. William M. Lewis will leave to-morrow for Los Angeles, to te absent ail summer, i ney nave leased their home on the Silver Hills, west of the city, to Mr. Brent, of Ijouisville. who will occupy it with his family during the summer and fall months.

The money derived from the vehicle license tax is to be applied by the Council to laying vitrified brick crossings on the streets. It is estimated that the annual collections from these fees will lay fifty crossings. Tnere was a great rush yes- terday to the City Clerk office to secure the tags, and Mr. McCulloch had given out up to last evening over mi. The law is In operation on and after Monday.

May -As the wife of Mayor Crumbo and two other ladles were driving along the Charlestown- road near the fair grounds Friday afternoon during a thunder-storm a oelt of llghtplng struck a chestnut tree beside the road and shattered it from top to bottom. No Inconvenience was felt by the people In the vehicle, but the horse was so badly shocked that he feU to the ground, but he recovered almost Immediately and came on to the city. MaJ. Mallory. Col.

R. M. Boardman and Lawrence -Bradley returned yesterday from a fishing trip to Blue river, near Wyandotte Cave. They had poor success on the trip, from the fact that the stream waa swollen bv recent rains and the tt4h wc jld not bite, tinder the law, the fishing season closes to-day. The close season con.

tinues during May and June, rlsh will begin to spawn in a few days, and even now they are making their way to the shoal places, and the ripples la the streams to deposit (heir eggs. The mass-meeting called annually by the Council of Presidents of the Clubs of the Falls Citteswill be hrld this year in this city next Saturday at Music Hail. corner of East Ninth and Main streets. An excellent programme has oeen pre. mired, dealina with the subject that has engaged the Council during the past year how to teacn ana encourage tne use oi good English and to discourage slang and other Improprieties of speech.

The meeting will begin at 2:30 p. and everybody Is Invited. Included In the programme will bo music by the Treble Clef Club. JEFFERSONVILLE. Deputy Clerk Elmer Martin Is visiting In Charlestown.

Mrs. Marion Mcclain died at Scotts burg. She had consumption. lurirea Marsh. Coon and TJtss presided In the Circuit Court yesterday.

Addison Coddlngton. who formerly lived here, la dangerously ill at Kearney, jseo. The eleventh anniversary of the En- worth Leaa-ue of Wall-street Methodist church will be celebrated May 10. Final Interment will be given the body of Mrs. Anna Kissleman in Eastern ceme tery thai afternoon, sne a lea in seymour, The Lincks will play the 8helbyvllle (Ky team on the Clay-Bburg grounds this afternoon.

Gould or McGill will pitch for the Lincks. Harry W. Hubbard, whose hand wa crushed at Scottsburg while making a coupling, may have to submit to amputation of a part of the hand. The damage case of Bernard Freund aa-alnat the Pennsylvania Railroad Com pany waa abated in the Circuit Court yea. terday.

the plaintiff having committed sui cide. A. D. Conner has been sent from Scotts- htirflr Franklin to the duties of night telegraph operator for the Penn sylvania Atauroaa company. In the Circuit Court yesterday Louisa A.

Wood quaiifted as guardian of Dais 30. 1899. CLOTHING. yfk Finest In the World. Mfflg.oere And We oeveiM Southeast Corner Wood.

Add te Bower, wife of Wm. A. Bower, qualified aa guardian of the three children of Jacob 8chlichtery late of Bethlehem township. That French Allen, colored, had received a frightful beating could not be denied when he called at police headquarters yesterday to complain that while on Wall street late Friday night two white men assawlted him with clubs and took from him 13.7s. Forty-five witnesses In the case of the State, ex rel.

Ida Wood lock against W. E. Metzger. of have Informed Clerk Goodwin that they will claim attendance on account of being summoned on Thursday. The case was continued at the cost of the plaintiff.

The body of Mis Rebecca Carr. formerly of Charlestown. arrived last night in Indbtnevpolls rom Cambridge. where she died uf paralyiaia. oh was a sister of David and Ellsha Carr, of this county.

The funeral will be conducted today from Mrs. 11- W. Cole's residence, 8U7 East Eleventh street. Indianapolis. There was a rush yesterday afternoon or Auditor Heaton'a otSce by peo-pte who wanted to file affidavits to secure exemition from taxation on morteage indebtedness within the 17(X limit.

The office closed at 6 o'clock uid many found themselves disappointed, as yesterday was the last day for certifying. The body of Joseph L. Simon, who died of typhoid fever at Porto Ricoi will be buried this afternoon in Eastern cemetery. He was a member of Company First Kentucky regiment. The corpse was brought here four weeks ago.

Theodore Simon, of Louisville, is th father of the dead soldier. Several members of Simon's regiment will attend the' funeral The At the First Christian this morning the Rev. T. M. Myers will preach on "A Model Member." Evening: "What An Infidel Found in the Bible." The Rev.

L. W. Marks will preach this morning at the First Baptist church on "From Nature to Grace. Evening: "The Rich Man and the Beggar." The Rev. M.

C. Kurfeea will preach this afternoon at the Church of Christ on "Predestination." An unusual disposition was made of the George Green uxorcide case in Jeffersonville yesterday. The Indictment icharged murder In the first degree. Th Jury had three recourses acquit, inflict the death penalty or life imprleonmenL Instead, after twenty-three hours' wrangling, a conclusion was reached, that Green, was guilty of manslaughter. The penalty Is from two to twenty-one years.

Green's attorney, L. A. Douglas, informed the court that he would aek for a new trial Monday. Mrs. Sarah Crawford died at 7:30 o'clock yesterday morning at 327 East Maple street.

She was stricken last Sunday with paralysis. She was rtxty year of ag and she came here from Charlestown. The late Jame F. Crawford was her husband. Five children are left, as follows: Thomas Crawford, of Charlestown: Mattle.

Rose and Kate Crawford, of this city; Mrs. M. V. Hall, of IxMiisvlHe. Airs.

Crawford was a member of Morton chapel. The funeral will be conducted at Id o'clock Monday morning, and the burial ull be at Charlestown. INDIANA NEWS NOTES. The fiFhlng season in Indiana closes with to-day. The following from the Fish Commissioner should be read and observed by all anglers: "The law prohibits fishing In any way by any device In May and June, and bayous and overflow ponds are considered streams.

This Is the law as I must enforce It, You seehat as long as hook and line fishing is permitted there can be no protection for the fish In the spawning secson. Legitimate fishermen would not damage the fish with hooks and- line, but mi will use ail kinds of rifles, wire snares and every device for capturing the fish and then claim they were caught with hook and To prohibit fishing In any way, shape or form In those months means protection, and that means propagation. When your sportsmen fully understand that portion of the law, they will agree that It Is better to forego legitimate fishing at that period than to have no protection whatever." The star route mall line from Madison to Worthvllle has leen contracted for by Edward Mason at It3 for a year, beginning May 15. He will use a gasoline launch capable of carrying twenty passengers. Thirty miles of free macadamised roads are to be built tn Warrick county In ths vicinity of Boonvilie.

The Indiana Farmers Insurance Company of Bedford. is the only company doing business in Greene county. This is purely a farmers company. The Knights of Pythias of Hardinsburg dedicated their new hall yesterday afternoon. Among the speakers were the Rev.

Mr. Priest, of Paoli; the Hon. Edward Duncan, of Georgetown; Prof. George B. Dewees.

of Fredericksburg, and others. After supper the Knights held a secret ses sion to perform degree work. The Tell City desk factory shipped a handsome roll top desk to President Mc- tviniey. The petitions to build stone roads in Washington township are be' rig signed and everything will be ready to present to the Koar'i of commissioners at the June session. Petersburg Dem.

To Investigate County Becords. English. April 29. Special. 1 Public meetings of the taxpayers of the county were held In the different town ship to-day to ret an expression in The Paragon PANTS Any good merchant tailor can make to measure pant that will FIT and be right in every way PRICE.

For pants that fit a well, and look aa well, and will wear a well a Paragon pant any lecal tailor, must charge from $3 to $12. We sell the Paragon' pant at ftom $5 to and We Have the Sole Agency. is for ns. From thetse liiiniinujn prices with good knee pants at 23c; nUk neckwear at2ooand42c; pure linen Collars at 10c, etc. up to the very FINEST (500DS MADE we are content with modest profits on guaranteed goods.

Our PRESENTS for the boys are balls and bats, or agate marbles, or harmonicas and with CONFIRMATION SUITS we give 1 handsome, solid gold rings. Sell Third and Market. laris i 77VW900C99VvQ WO VOW GRILLES AND SHADES MADB TO ORDER. CARPETS. ETC.

CALL EARLY. Ter hare we been so busy before. The public hare learned where to come whea thej want the best qualities st the lowest prices. Call early in the week. This week we offer some rer? extraordinary bargain.

Special price on OxlS Itnr. all grades from ftl.UO to 80.00, for Hardwood Floors: new lot Just in. Lace Cnrtalns, 3 1-3 yards Good Ingrain Carpet for Union Ingrain, one-halt wool All-wool Ingrain, Cotton Chain All-wool Ingrain, best quality All-wool Brussels Carpet Good Straw Matting for New? Price! Nice Presents With Boys' Clothing. KUCS, MATTINGS Or LINOLEUM eta. a pair and up worth 3S eta.

i.t.ZO worth 40 eta. .30 worth SO eta. ....40 worth OO eta. eta. and up, lOet.

Brook and Market. no doubt, secure hondsmea without much difficulty, but prefers to remain In Jail. Mr. Shipp still maintains the same remarkable fortitude, quiet dignity and Imperturbable seif-potwession that has characterised him ever since the beginning of his troubles. A majority -f th people here sympa-lmperturbable self-possession that have had sufficient, punishment, and would be glad to see him released.

BATH COUNTY PRIMARY. Daugherty Nominated For Judgs and Perry For School Superintendent. Preston, April (Special At the Democratic primary election to-day John A. Daugherty was nominated for County Judge over R. S.

Rogers and D. 8. Trumbo by a plurality of seventy-nine and W. P. Perry was nominated for Superintendent of; Public Schools over James Myers by a majority of about 259.

Alvln Shrout was nominated for Surveyor without opposition. SENATORIAL CONVENTION Called By Democrats In Thirteenth District To Meet At MunfordvUla May 29. Munfordvllle, Ky, April 20. Special. The Democratic Committee of th Thirteenth district, composed of the counties of Hart, Green and Larue, called muc conventions to meet at the Courthouses Saturday afternoon, at 2 o'clock, to nominate delegates to attend a convention to meet at Munfordvllle on Monday, May 29, to nominate a candidate for Senator.

Dunkards To Settle In Alabama. Decatur, April 29. Special P. Sid Jones. Immigrant Agent of the Louisville and Nashville railroad, has succeeded In locating a colony of Ohio Dun Ward at a jxInt in Limestone county, a few miles below here on the Tennessee river.

It is the site of ''Bismarck City." a German colony scheme, which fell through two years ago. The sit Includes 7,000 acres of fine land. Arthur Peter A Louisville, will send you a trial size box of Mulberry' Puis On receipt of 4 -cents la stamps. uiiuuuiuiiauiuuitmiiiauiuiiuuaaiuuiiuuiiuuiiiitiiiirc regard an Investigation of the county records. Each township adopted resolutions urging the Commissioner to employ two experts, one Republican and one Democrat, to do the work at a cost not to exceed The experts will be selected outside the county.

The taxpayers believe many wrongs, exist, and are determined to force an Investigation. 1 EXCHANGE OF PLEASANTRIES Between President and Kaiser Over the Concession For a New Cable. Berlin. April 29. Emperor William has sent the following cablegram to President McKInley: The Imperial Postmaster General ha tust Informed roe that your Excellency has given your consent to the landing, of a new cable on the shores of the United States.

This welcome news will create unanimous satisfaction "and Jcy throughout the German Empire, -and I thank your Excellency most heartily for it. May th new cable unite our two great nations more closely and help to promote peace, prosperity and good will among their people-President McKlnley replied as I have received with pleasure your Ms-Jesty's telegram regarding ths Joining of the two continents by a direct cable, it affords genuine gratification- to give consent to the landing of this new cable on the shores of the United States, and. more so, as I saw. therein an oi-portunity to further the high mission of Internationa telegraphy.ln drawing closer the dlotant nations nad bringing the peoples into more Intimate association in Interests of mutual advantage, good will and amity. That the new cable will prove an additional bond between the two countries is my fervent wish and hop.

WILL NOT GIVE BOND. Ex-Cashier Shipp Will Kemain In the Versailles 3 ail Sympathy For Him. Versa II leg, April 29. Former Cashier William M. Shipp, who was rearrested at Frankfort Thursday upon completion of bis two years' sentence in the penitentiary and brought to Jail htre, will not make any effort to furnish bond.

Although half a dozen Indictments are peodinr against him In the Woodford Circuit Court, Mr. Shipp was arrested Thursday on a single charge, the bond for which is only M'J). He could. a pair of EXCEPT.