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TTorkiag la a Good Cmm i tie Institution wher I aa esa rlcye i as nurse CTU Eom Ajred i Vttaor.) find r.ar. ladle i'jSn from troubl caused by coff. "iiy own persoruU experience Is that air.ce a chnJ 1 hav ba a moderat drtr.ker of coffe but most of th latter year hare suffered from Acidity tb i torrach. sluggliih Urer sad nervousness. "i cy.Jy gave up coffee entirely, about i ft A TOrJICf IIcrsfcrsfsAcIdPhosphslo Half teaspoon la half a.

(taas of and invigorate the enUr eystem. A wholesome tonic Ceatiee bear same Iloet roeo's ea wrapper. HUB illll ll'IIHI'll I ISM 'i three tyvor ago. using r0i water in i i iac Ot court. fw iretovicg ts the symptoms disappeared, but 1 aro.d to need Uru strengthenlcur than hot water, as rcy conation rjttlr4 eooslJrtl i rrtloa.

I Uiw to 1 about for a s'ultabi breakfast beverag and undertook tfc preparation ct by irownlr.g som wheat berrte and using that a coffee, but the result wu far from safctory. cam aero poatura I Kood CofTee, on. a visit at say horo iW Roselle, if. and found It Mt'r C(t4 th ease. ')" "I JUv been using it regularly and ln troduced it lo our Institution, When it first served, it waa riot satisfactory.

but I looked into th matter and Insisted tpn bavin it boiled fully fifteen tain wt4a after th actual boiling had started. rot counting th rlroe that it wa on the tctv befors boiling began. The tlnl it appeared yon" wonld not thin If waa tha am i article, it waa so much 7 N. improved. Bv Tl of tha pUen! cUl to It to the exciualoa of Te anil 1 1 found that Its reduced tha nurnber of caas of TK re tun, has be a very ratffytn and for twj year now.

Foatura Food CoSe has been li dally um at tba Home. "Mrs. Matilda Seaver and Miss Ann Iferrill are deslrAus that tbelr xiamas bs Mud to help forward tha food causa. Mr mother haa ben greatly helped by tne dlscontlnoanria of coffe. I8h was iortnerly subject to cramps but they hara entirely lappearei1 alaca sh baa aban 5oned offee and takes 80 Poetum Food Coffee.

iiaa. E. gtryker. Elisabeth, N. J.

SUMliEE. EES0RT3 AND HOTELS BEAUTIFUL WAWASEC UKE 10S mile north of Indianapolis Bl Four. TV'awaaee loo ova tor J1 HOT SPRIMCSi VA. 't "KEVT HOTEt, At PJU.V, eaparflty MS rmlM. lo prr dri fii pr weak and up rw4.

C. ALPHI.V. Froprletor. Avery Dcnch Hotel y. 80UTH HAVEN.

Calaread to 00 room, utalos room CM. Itltuated 4rectlr toe take (runt, and nlr houre Jhae bf iamr from Cbiraao. Fine, Mtidy Wji Ii tor bathing Uood boaung and oihlng en rlvvt or la. Hooma vita pri vate bath. Trm to Pe for lllutrat4 (Qldvr.

vTh3 Magnetic Springs TM nneat bathing water te be found. Ahae futely pure. Will cure trappla, Stomach and Kldnvy Trouble, la a tsperlno for Hheu Tuallam, Nervous. Proatrallon, general iMbil Ity, eo. i.

Located at Carteraburg. thirty minute went of. lodlanapoile. on Vandalla railroad. la1y ourion rata.

ft. Uurtr. la ao analyata Of the water, aara It la a valuable mxliolnal ant. la abaolutly I pure, frre from; orgaoto niattf, roetmbltng V'auhaaha. Hotal and bath bouae Juat raflttad ni MfurnlahMi; Itaunt hofna fnr the In w.

i iri r.mii. a KtmltiM. fnan aaaklna. raat la a tool location, with no nli U. Good table, pleasant and comforlatl beda 'Hates a ri'llcatlon.

Magnotlo Springs Co. Cartereburg. lad. a. i schools coixar MTJBia YOUXQTIsl Llf Veer.

tt I 4M slLtASp, a. m4s COLLEGE Five tirhaa larar than any other BualneM fik hKil to thla Rtala. gecocia Uargaat In the World. HOT YOU. TOO iaarMaaa erary ar 0a4 that the i Illinois tfotnan't CelUgw faml wbatlKar are eaaalae.

loa tuiahi iflmiih.l (t mMU rrtmr Id, to, baa 4 lur .1 4Uaatra4 mmirn tn JACKSONVIULt. lUUNOll, CIrlsV Classical School KlneteeMth Tear Opens Sept, 100. fraaaraa Ll C0LH01S Salwla Wapa. TWENTY TWO INSTRUCTORS Musi, Art, Fhyslesl Laberatory, Cyinnaalum, KINOKRQA.RTtN, HOUSEHOLD ftCICNCC Baadawma aoeoomtodatlona tor boarUtag yalla. THioooai ra.

Bead for ratalogua, ui North Peaaayrraaia pirwt, lnaunapolla, lad. MAY WRIGHT atWALl, in algal. SUMMER SCHOOLS. ClllflICO COUnni A.l dmrtmwu OUdU.ltn OUnUUU Individual Inttroc itton. tailor writ, (leeh'a llrvn Strt jtn IWDIAJf AFOLXt VJIX TXBS1TT, lVou.

Uy Doctor PETERSON. SPECLVLIST. it BL0CDY SKI2I AKD DISEASES kill fatly treat. ed.mevltrtnefuralielaadcaeagaaratoed. ECZEMA, SCROFULA, ULCERS end otoer saia aaM curea a uuicmy as KIDNEY and BLADDER trou blea reltoveJ In a'tew daya NCRVO VITAI.

WASTE and other special 120 N. Peaftfiitaato Isdiwapsllj, IsJ. A Wise Woman 4 win mriMwaim taty. A Sae Saa4 1 haw ia aaa a( um ai kT ckarsa. ferial Hair Rsrsnsratcr reatorva Oray er Blarlel aatr aay nataral ekir or ebad.

1 1 a ra, Ottf. 'able, and OXK APV1 ICATIOX WlLb If, uwmuTb saa rainvluea. UrTKUI. CfiLttlCAL MPIL CO, tt 134 St Sew Yart. Sol.i and applied by Mlaa M.

E. Fhaan. T. Waahlngtua ahd ll. Kinsley, Illlnola tt These elebrated toUet prep armUona are the onlj articles on the market raaiaufactured by a praotlcai dennatologlai.

MA SUnr.lER CATARRH ATONIC TOR BLOOD AND KERYES. A SURt FEMALE REMEDY lL srwiM fcsMt'HIi aaa4 I 4 Hsfc fMm Wl.aaa ktMkM SWwW t4l gWU PERU GOES TO JAIL FOR A JOKE THEJTW A CASTSO'S Tli Lsvd Sertrelj Injured Tli HasacrUt End to Laugh in C1L (BpMtaJ to Tb Ir1'anpoHa Kewa.1 EUaiART, led July fc wrmiam Mor fan. of Decatur, has been placed la iaQ bare bacaus of a "Joka" last creninc Us threw a cannon cracker between thai feat ct "Wllbcr Bender, a farmer boy. who was injured, tha fieah baaiur opened to tha bona in loag rash la both Ura. Morraa's waa fixed at CO.

aod th trial was eoatlaxied for thirty to await tha extent of Header" a ia HETES STSTZSI ErOECZlX Th Koxicl will Increa Special to The ladleaapetla Kawa.) XTTNCIE. Jiily Tb liand Natural Gas Company, which' ha morn subscribers tbaa asy other naturai ga concern in th city, fir Botio that it will ad ranee rat and put in molars this coming winter. Th company' an nouncement na caoaad a axormy pro test from consumers. Th report la, that ail the companies in th city hare formed ail lan and will follow tn at una company' plana. Th Indication are tnat only coDsumers on eo operatir tine will eacap th tncraas.

In Its announcement the company says ther la deer in th aaa supply and an ln creas In th coat of obtaining' th fuel. It says th rate must be anrancd if tha company is to make money out of it plant. The company ha pot down nine wells this summer, thre of which do not produce gaa, nd th preaaur in prodqclr.f welis is I4Z Th us of meters win not man coro puUory by th Monde but a traJffht aae rate will be made at such price that the patrona will And it cbeapr to us th meters. 1 AK2S OUTWITTED. The Application for License Pub lished in Oerman.

"pedal to The Indlacapolle Newm LOO AN 8 PORT, July lTh sa loon element at Lucerne celebrated the Fourth with firework and Lrewater, a evidence of Jubilation in vanquishing th temperaitc popl. Thor" Hslln published his nolle of application in. th Wl Ireae. i a German kly of Lo gan port, and to distract attention. Kd Slaroney and Isaac.

Lnyart publlahed their appllcationa In ether Log ana port paper. When tne eon mlaetonere met this weeK th cmsen or uuceme nad remonstrances against; Maroney and Eny art, and th licenses were refused. Late In the afternoon, when th Lucerne dele atlon had gone home with colors flying. iieaaiin preaentea nts, application, wnicn was granted. Tha thre men are In part nership, and the manner In which tbey outwitted th Lucern peopl baa aroused a very bitter anti saloon senti ment in th village.

MOTHERS' TBAIXTZrO SCHOOL. Proposed to Establish On at Lin f. coin City. npertal to Th Indlanaeolla Kewa.l VlLLE. July 6 Th women's club of this city are agitating the queetlon of having Congress to atab llsh a natrnal mother' training school st Lincoln City.

Mrs. W. McK. Blak. of thl city, has received a letter from Governor Mount.

In which he promlae to have th matter brought up at th next seaalnn of th Legislature. The mother of dJncoln is burled at Lincoln CJty, and a monument shortly be erected over her grave J. 8. Culvr, Of Springfield, 111. Summer If eating, Lincoln League.

(ftpactal to The IndtanapoH Newa RICHMOND, July 6. Th execu tive commute ot th Lincoln ot Indiana will meet at Indianapolis within the next week or ten days. Bennett Gordon. a member of the com mute from tns city, favors a summer meeting ot tne league at Winona and making It a two days' affair. II thinka a larger crown can arawn togetner and a more satisfactory meeting held at TCtnoni tnan et inaianapons or some other city It Is the Intention of the committee to have Senators Falrbanka and Beveridge.

attend 'tne eummer meeting, and ernor Rooeeveli will be Invited. I I Th Prayer Should Prayed. Special to The ladlanapolla Newa.) MUNCIE. July a ser mon at the High Sfreet M. church.

the Rev. AVade.aaid that "repeating the Lord'a Prayer IS' sacrilege." He then explained that It never did any good to mumble the words of the praper, as Is usually done when bodies of people are Baked to repeat It. "The Lord Prayer should be prayed, not said Mi i aui. Viewer Have Bm Appointed. (rwclal to The Indianapolis Newa DELFHL July Th county rommlsaloner have appointed urveyor for nin mile of th Michigan gravel road, owned by the Losansnort and' Bur lington gravel rosd company, to.

report at the next meeting of the rommlsalon er. A petition haa been generally eia ea. aaaing that the road be purchaeed and converted Into a free pike. Th contention is expected to cut som figur in tn political anairs or uarrou county. The Crime Committed in Warrick.

IPpactal to The iadlanapolls Nawa EVANSVILLE. Ind July f. Th Klefer murder caa will be tafcen. In a few day by th Warrick county grand Jury, and th officials bailee that an Indictment will be returned against Joseph D. Kletb.

Th evidence bnfore th grand jury of this county will be turned oer to th Warrick county grsnd Jury. The officials have positlv evldenc that th crime was committed in arnck county. Wayne County Loss by Floods. lpeclal to Th Indlanapolta RICHMOND. July S.

It Is etl mated that the heavy rain which bav fallen In Wayn county sine June 1 uav cauaed damage to roads, bridges and cuU verts amounting to Th County Council baa mad appropriation for the building of cveral new bridge and for repairing of ot here. There are at teaat a dosen other structures that were dam agM luun or tea. "Will Speak in California. (Special to Tb IndlaaapoUa Newa.) DELPHI, July ft. Congressman Landls reached home, last evening, after two week In Missouri and Xansaa, wher he met Congreaamaa "Champ" Clarki of Missouri.

In a series of de bate. Mr. Landls will remain home until Saturday, wben. with lira. Land la.

will start to California. lie ha a number of political engagements In that Mate. Osteopaths in 'Session. tfpeotal to Th IndlaaapoUa Nawa.) CHATTANOOOA. Tenn, July Th National Association of Osteopath began a thre day veeaion tn this city today.

Dr. W. Hancock, of Indtana polla. deltvered an address on "How nau a Aiucater" Watsrmslons Behind Tim. rSpectal Tb Itiaaapoll Newa.1 BUTLER.

Xnd July S. Th cool weatner. until wit bin recent days. ha retarded the watermelon season In this locality fully on month. Grower are anticipating a large crop, notwlta tending trie latenes of tb aoa.

Telephone Ssrrics Prorlded. rSpecial to Th Xhdlanapolle Nrwa.) JflXEVEH. IndL. July S. Nrwton Dry hrsal Is rcUng a talephona Una from her to yhvi.

Brown county, via tgemwu and BpervtU. This will gtv th Brown county peopl aocc to lb dl3bnrg and Fra. a toe. A77AZE3 AT "BTS02XA, JT THE IKDIAAPOLIS OTWS, TKUKSDAT, JULY 5, 1900. i 1.

TH Contract is Zt for aUclstera Hom BirfIHng. 1 CBpedat to Tba IwHanapnits Kewa. WIXOKA. IikL, JoJy The coTrtract has ben let for th cew mizlrurf hotn. It 4 is to thr tory stractnr of thirty room.

The ground for th bunding wd broken to morrow, eo otn of th Marshall AfJlonary Horn. Th new structure to to completed; by Augrust Is, and it may be dwdlcatad during th Bib! eonfercne. Th ighten hol golf match between Jaxne Foule and Fred Herd was won by Herd, with two hole cp. Herd was superior la hi drives. whL Foul excelled In putting.

Ther were no new record mad la th Celd' contest. P. Brown, wjf th Ttam'a Horn. Is on tie program for two tecturea, and John P. John, former president of De Patrw, win lecture to morrow evening on' The Worth of a Man." J.

Stanley Coulter, of pnrdu frtrerrlty. spoke to day at convocation. Th Wabaab Gi Club 1 gl ring concert during th weefc. lb ABrrkma Ubrary Aaaoclaaon naa Voted to hold its next annual meeting her. OLD COin itOVXEST Cotmty Syeat Relocation will Agmin b) rongrht Ower.

rspeeial to Th Indianapolis New. KEXTXjLXD, Ind, July a. Th artrug gl for th rw location of th county eat of Newton county waa not ended by tb special election of Jus 13. but a econd ai action ha been ordered by the Board of County Commlaaloner. to bald September Thl time th town of Brook Is selected a th proposed The petition has been pending for aom tlm.

but after tb sweeping vic tory of several weeks ago agntnst relocation It was supposed that it would be withdrawn. A very stubborn contest Is anticipated. BURIAL OF YOUia The Authorities Have a Clew to the Murderer. Special to. Th Indian spoil News.

BEDFORD. July 8. Th burial of young Frank who was mur dered at hi home, nlgbt before last, by unknown persons, occurred to dsy In this city. Many peopl attended the services at th Catholic church. It 1 thought, a poealbl clew to th Identity of th ruilty parties has been secured.

Arrest are expected at any hour. National Military Home News. (Bpaeial to Tba lodlanapoila Newa. MARION, July S. Th turns for tb Quarter ending June bowed veterans at the home and '63 were absent.

The number of new member received was 128 and transfers and deaths reached 138. The number treated In the hospital was Ml. During the, last three or four months 42.GE3 persons have visited the home. Sixteen veterans have been dropped from th rolls for being absent without leave. The Fourth was observed by a sus pension of all labor and a special dinner to tb veterans.

A i Dana concert was given In the evening. The Fad at Richmond. Special to Tha Indlanapotla Newa. RICH July s. JThere are five breeders of Belgian hares In this city, all of them making' a success out of the venture.

J. N. Hodgln has been the owner of a warren for several years. and was among the first In the Stat to tak up tb fad. Crushed by a Boiling Log.

XBpeclal to. The Indianapolis News.) RICHMOND, 6 Jamee Mid daugh. of New Parts, sis miles east of this city, died, last night, of Injuries re ceived from a log rolling on him. He was' one of the best known business men of thla section, and waa th owner of large aawmlll. A Death's Dive.

Special to The Indianapolis Newa.) DILLSBORO. July 6. Willi Sny der, twelve years old, drowned In Ho gan creek, between tms place and Au rora. Is th eighth boy drowned In that particular place, which 'Is known as 'Death Dive." illie Bnyder was the only son of Christian Snyder and wife. The Minister Digs aud Shovels.

(Special to The Indlanapotla New. July 6. The member'' of ye Church of Christ have commnced th construction of a church In this city. Rev. Reed, who has pastor for a year.

Is a prime mover in the. affair, and he Is assisting In the ex cavatlon wUb pick and ehovei. Looking After His New Play. Special to The Ind tana pott a Newa.) CENTER VI LLE. July OHIe Mack, and Kittle Beck, who have spent part of the summer here, have gone to New Tcrk to arrange for opening next eaeon wUh Mack' new play, "Shooting til.

v. i Electric Line Extension. Special to The Indlanapotla EVANSVILLE, July i I. XT. Hennlng, of DaytonJ who is building an electric line fronf this city to Boon vllle.

also propose to build a Una from this city to jiarmony, via Mt. non, 1 The Body Buried at Midnight. peclal to The Indiana polla News: BEDFORD. July S. Jackson Kridges, fifty year old.

with a family cuea last mgni or smallpox, and buried at midnight. Other members of the family have the disease. General State The Decatur county Prohibitionists have nominated a ticket, headed by L. 1. Crooks, for Representative.

Prof. W. K. Smyser. of DePauw Cnl verslty.

ha accepted the chair of English in th Ohio Wesleyan University. uetaware, u. John Jcke. a farmer near Elwoctd. under airection or tn Madison county coroner.

Is held on several charges, one of wntcn emorace mianticld. In th prise, drill at Alexandria between cantons of the Patriarch militant. Hart ford City won first prise, of CSu, and sec ond waa awarded to the Lebanon canton A lad named Clark, of Bedford, expert men ted with a toy pistol by placing the muaaie between his teeta and snapping tn trigger. weapon exploded, tma; ma tonjrue. Th deed body of Charles DnnUp.

of maraac. was round besld a small lake wnere he naa been nsning. appearances Indicating that he had fallen In a fit and had been 'fatally bitten by rattle snake. A nest of the reptiles was found nearby. While Earl Grows.

Charles Fisher and the Misses Edith Hlgglns and Cora El Uott. of Anderson, were spending the Fourth along the bank of Whit river, Oro waded beyond his depth and was drowned. iliss i iilott and the young M. Jk A Pretty KltcKcn Experiment. Dlssolv teaspoonful of pur cream of tartar baking powder In half a aii cold water and there la a liquid charged wi'n rarwoic su, woiw cue g.

nav lnar nothlns to retain it. passe oil In bubbles Uk the foam of a lively chain rjaaroA. Aim a table poonful of th sum pow der with the sua quantity of flour, pour into it ball a giassrui oi cold water, and stir np quickly. Tb carbonic acid gas liberated 1 (hen prevented from rapid escape by the flour, and the mixture rises, foaming and creamy. like yeast, over the top of the glass.

This effect has been produced by adulterating th baking powder, maktrur It half flour, and may be rendered still more marked by the addition of a in tie. albumen. Th great show of creamy foam In. a baking powder la proof not only of adulteration, but in ferior strcngxn. "Things are seldom what they seem; Eklni rails masquerade as craaza, HEAD OF FIVE.

GENERATIONS. Jtra. Fhehe T. Smith of Early Ker "York Dutch Stock V. i s'r er 'AGES OF THOSE Mr.

Smith. her sr daughter. Mrs. t47; great granddaughter. S3: Lrring with her eon.

la Talbott avenue, i Mrs. Phebe T. Smith. who is the head of flv generations. Sh was born In Duchess county.

New York, in November; IsCC, and will soon be ninety three years old. Her maiden name was King, and she comes from old Holland Dutch tock. Her a reat greai gTandrather. Abram KlngJ emigrated to America In 1732. Her grandfather.

Isaac King, es ta Wished what. In Revolutionary days. was known as "Kings Ferry," across, the Hudson, near New Tork. It is now; known as King's Bridge. On the old maps of New York will be seen a tract of land rdarked "King's Farm," on which her grandfather was born.

During th occupation of New York by th British, her father and his brother were sent to Dutches county, where they mar ried two sisters, of the Ward family, the same family from whlcn Henry Ward Beecher got his second nam. THE FLORAL PARADE. A Handsome Thing In the Life of Vincexmes. Special to The Indianapolis News.) VINCENNES. July Thousands of people from southern Indiana and Illinois attended the one hundredth anniversary of the formation, of Indiana territorial government.

A feature' of the day was the floral parade. There were more than fifty handsomely decorated floats and vehicles In line. The most conspicuous float, drawn by six white horses, was that In whlcn tne norai A queen and her retinue oi maia jiu. pages rode. The queen was aiise neieu Kackley.

There was also a Bert Hur float, representing an old Roman galley, prises were awarded for the best decorated vehicles, and there was sharp competition. The first prise went to the vehicle of the Vincenries Capital. The vehicle wss a cab. drawn by rour mac horses, and over 6.0CK) red popple were used In decorating it. me.secona prize went to Mrs.

W. B. Rldgeway; who drov a spirited tandem to a trap decorated in yellow and whits. Mrs. J.

W. Crook won the third prise wun a irp that was decorated with, water lilies and vnp Irt the afternoon inert were uuuu at the Fair and in the evening the parade was repeated. A NEW JAIL ACCEPTED. The Black Hole Becomes a Matter of History. Special to Th Indianapolis News.) PERU.

July 5. It took the commissioners of this colunty flfteenxyears to make up their minds that a new Jail waa needed to replace the gloomy, dismal and utterly unfit place which has served for this purpose, and which ha been condemned by even grand Jury during that, time. as well as by the State Board of the Governor and by all people of this and adjoining cities. It will be remembered that the old Jail Is under the court house, and. fitly merits the appellation given it.

"The Black Hole." To day the county commissioners accepted the new. modern J30.000 Jail and sheriffs residence, and a few day hence the old. dismal quarters will be a thing of the past. The new buildlntr is of brick and stone, with modern Improvement. It la located, on a prominent corner, and.

presents a handsome appearance. TERRE HAUTE INCIDENTS. A Young Woman Dies of Heat Proe tratlon, i special to The Indianapolis News. TERRE HAUTE, July 6. Miss Nora Casey, seventeen years old.

a seamstress. dfa.i of heat prostfatlon. Peter Haberstock. fifty nine years old. died at the police station, to day, where he was taken when found lyinx under the approach to the Wabash river bridge.

Mm haH aore lea: and whti struck by a. sanitary wagon on the bridge he was injured so that ne couia noi wmt other wagon carried him to the end of the bridge, and he crawled to the place where he was found. He hadsno family. a. Poor Wheat Harvest.

Special VThe Indianapolla Nawa.) CHESTERFIELD, July 6.7 Wheat harvest has begun In this section, and while the acreage is large, the yield will not exceed three bushels per acre. The groin is of poor quality. There will be enormous crops of oats and timothy hay. Fatally Crushed. Spartal to Tne Indianapolis Nf 1 BEDFORD.

July 5. Charles Lawler. a brakeman In the Belt yards, waa caught between the cars, this morning, and was. fatally Injured. He lives at Oolitic.

1 NEWS OF COLORED PEOPLE. Mrs. Ella Rogan is spending the summer in Vermont, Miss Marietta Sommer Is vtalUng her grandmother at Richmond. Mrs. Martfn Mc Kinney is visiting her parents at MadisonvlUe, Ky.

Miss Ambla Keent is attending the Normal School at Terre Haute. Mrs. i Susie Miller, is visiting at Detroit and other points tn Michigan. Mrs. Lucretla Knox has gon to Shel byvtlle.

to attend the funeral of a relative. Mr. and Mrs. George Gate, of Mt. Pleasant.

have com to th city tor permanent residence. The Rev. F. G. Snelson.

of West Africa, will lecture at the Second Baptist church to morrow night. The marriage of John W. Qulnn to Miss Carrie C. Hathaway took place at Locke street last night. Th Rev.

J. W. Cart officiated. Walter Jameson will go to Cleveland, Sunday, represent Indiana at the national grand lodge of the United Brother of Friendship. The Woman's Horn for Foreign Missionary Society wUl meet with Mrs.

J. W. CaXT to mofrow afternoon. Mrs Gotne. of Rock port, wta make an address.

Mrs. Booker T. 'Washington and woman constituting th executive board of th National Association of Colored Woman will pas through th dry on their way to a meeting of the board at Detroit. Au a 22. Several business men of this city will attend the meeting called by Booker T.

Washington and others, at Boston, August 3 and 24. looking to a means of inducing colored mea and. woman to embark ia various hualsess pursuits. 5v su i VS if IN THE PICTURE: Poison. (E; grandson.

W. B. Polaoa. gTeat gTeat grandchlld. S.

In 1SI7 her father. John King, with, his family, started from Poughkeepsle for Indiana Two of the sons had preceded the family, and sought a location In Dearborn "county. On arriving at Pittsburg. Mr. King bought a fiatboat, and on that loaded hi family and.

his horses, having made the Journey to Pittsburg In a wagon, and floated down to the racAith of Loughery creek, and poling th boat up a few miles, landed tn Indiana, on the 10th of June, 1517. Phebe, at that time. was In her tenth year. Her father and brothers were weavers by occupation, and soon established what is now supposed to be the first woolen mill In Indiana. Her father afterward removed to Richmond and.

ther buUt the first woolen mill In Warn county. In 182S she married William C. Smith, who for manyvyears was one of th letuling Methodist preachers of Indiana, and who died In UkS. FORCES JOINED ANOTHER STEP IN THE CONCENTRATION MOVEMENT. The Object of Lord Boberta is to Surround General DeWet and His Army of Boers, LONDON, July 5.

The War Office ha received the following dispatch from Gen. BuUer: "STANDERTON. July Clery. from Greyllngstad, Joined hands yesterday at Zulkersboscb. Rand river with Hart, from Heidelberg (all in the Transvaal).

Met with but slight opposition during tha march," This Is another step In the consummation of Lord Roberts's concentration movement, the object being to surround General DeWet and hi army of Boers. NEGLECT OF SICK SOLDIERS. Great Wretched Hospital Service in South Africa, Correapoindence Associated fYess.) LONDON. June 27. rMany complaints and criticisms have been showered upon the War Office, but no more scathing and practical denunciation of Us methods has been1 written than the letter of the Times correspondent, recently In South Africa, published to day.

The writer. William L. Ashmead Bartlett Burdett CouttB, member of Parliament for Westminster, the American husband of the Baroness I Bur dett Coutts, exposes in the Inadequacy of the British 1 hospital, service and relate the Intense suffering which has been caused thereby. Describing a Held hospital at Mr. Bur dett Coutts writes: "With no further equipment than two marquees and a few bell tents, no addition of staff or anything else, there were 316 patients, of whom half were typhoids.

Their condi tion was almost Indescribable. The tents were bell tents, such as were mentioned in a former letter as affording Wiping adcorrmodatlon for six or eight overlie when working' and in sound health. In many of the tents there were ten typhoid cajn lying closely packed together, the dying against the convalescent, the man In his 'crisis' pressed against the' man hastening to It. There was. not room to step between them.

Think of this, you who know of the sort of nursing a typhoid patient requires. With no beds or mattresses and only forty two stretchers in th whole hospital, it followed that 271 patients had to be on the earth. There was a great scarcity of blankets, and no patient could have more than one, with a waterproof sheet between Ms body and the ground. At night there were not enough attendants to prevent patients 1n the delirious stages from getting up and wandering about the' camp half naked. In one tent, wherei four sK pt and others with their eyes open and staring, a case of 'perforation' was groaning out his life huddled against his neighbor on the ground." Payment of Cuban Soldiers.

I HAVANA, July 5. At the first, meeting of the municipality of Havana, held yes terday. it waa propoeedthat steps be taken to approach each municipality in the Island regarding thje payment of soldiers of the Cuban army. A keen discussion ensued, the motion being well supported by many councilors. Senor however, opposed it on the ground of the poverty of the municipality, claim ing that it was a question that should be decided by the central, government.

He succeeded In having the motion quashed. Cadets Overcome. WEST POINT, July 5. At dress parade, last evening, fifteen cadets, including a lieutenant and a color were overcome by the heat and fell la' their tracks. They were removed to the hospital.

The motionless position In which the cadets are required stand Is attributed as the Icause. Sick Headache Do you know what it is It cannot be fully described, can it? You have to experience it to know just how miserable it makes one feel But why have it? All you have to do is to cure your sluggish; liver and yon cure your sick hacL Ayer's Pilii are liver pills. They act directly or the liver. BRITISH Y0EJJ OF New aind W.FOIU. Asthma.

Catarrh, Bronchitis. Hay Fever sad s3 dea of the Lungs, Throat and Nose by compslsbrv inhalation of rarefied mdfctd antiseptic air, breathed by the patient ia Cm Deparator Cabinet. OUR HEW ILLUSTRATED J3ESCRIPTIYE BOOK Cftataining testhnoniala, newspaper comments is crushed FREE to all. Write, Call c4 'phone for it. Endorse! by the tllzhest JVUdlcal Authority la the World, can not this treatment elsewhere.

WHAT IIOIJE The worked Depurator Treatment has wonder with me. ADOLPH MOLLER. lil College Indianapolis. I believe this treatment th best possible. REV.

C. B. SMALL. Ind. I know by experlenc that it a wonderful cure.

GEORGE N. TOMLINSON. E. Market St, Indianapolis. Ind.

I caa cheerfully recommend th Dwpurator Treatment a a life ver for me. I began treatment In January and now have no night sweats; my lungs ar nearly well; I eat and steep well iand have gained nearly twenty one pounds. E. W. NIXON.

Electrician and Engineer Robt. Kelier Department Store, Indianapolis, Ind. I wish "to stat I feel better than have felt for ten years. I had nasal catarrh In Its worst form. I obtained relief from the very first treatment, MRS, LULU JONES, SH N.

Illinois St. Indianapolis. Ind. DEPURATOR UEDICAL IIISTITUTE AIID OLD THCXi 26374. 805 AX3 S37 W.

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ROBCRTS, ks. IX. BSeSlesi Owwetoe. THE WASSOMS Astonishing The Great NO SHORT ENDS OR REMNANTS. EVERYTHING IN FULL PIECES, BUT AT MILL PRICES AND LESS.

Ladles' $1 percale Shirt Waists .25 Ladies $1.50 lawn and percale Waists .50 Ladies' $3 white India linen $1.00 Children's percale Dresses .50 40c Ladies' Corset Cover .25 $1 Ladies' linen Under 1 skirt ,69 40c, Ladies' fnll jUmbrella Drawers .25 $1.35 Telescope i .95 60c Fruit Jars. 2 qt. .42 $3 Lawn Mowers. 25c Water Pitcher, half gal .15 50c doz. Tumblers, thin blown, 6 for .18 No Mistaking Eastman's Talcum .10 Violet perfumed Ammonia, .10 Men's Shirts and Drawers 19 Men's $1 silk and lisle Underwear Men's $1 Negligee Shirts, two Aten's fancy madras Wash Ties .69 .50 .5 Ladies' twill silk Umbrel 1 las.

fancy handles. $1 Men's 10c Seamless Socks, .5 Children's 25c Hose 12 50c summer Corsets 10c Manila Organdies Pretty Lawns. 10c kind Beautiful Dimity .25 .3 .4 .7 .9 French Batiste P. "WASSON CO, 4 Emm HAVE YOU 14 ll Y1 1 i t7omdlQnHfcnll 1 To. PEOPLE SAYl can truly say that th Dapurator Treatment has worked wonders with me, I bav regained my flesh and strength and weigh 153 pounds and feel as well as I ver did.

1 MRS. FRANK METZOXR lfOJ Southeastern Ar, Indianapolis, jlad. am eurd of hay freer and feI better tn vry way than hav tlt lor year. MRS. LIZZIE KING Ft AM.

1X3 8. OUv 8C Xndlanapons, lad. My hmsr war la a vary bad eeadr con, 1 am now in good nealtn ana your treatment has don mors for me than ail others combined. MRS. JOHN MONET.

Clermont. lad. hav oare fully tnveetl rated th op erations ot th Instrument called Dep urator, for tb treatment of lung diseases, and find it to be th moat ra tional and scientific dvio for th treat tmnt of such diseases. HENRY ADEB, M. XX Borne rt, Ind.

1.1 LUXQlSSTwUSIASAPDllXlSQ. Friday Values uly Sale tOc White Goods for 31 10c India tinea for. A 75c Bed Spreads 49 15c Bath .10 Hemstitched Huck Towels, .8 Bleached Table .16 75c .59 Wash Cloths, TeaNapXins. .1 Lonsdale and Fruit Muslin, .6 10c Ginghams .5 Ladles' 10c summer. Vests, .5 Ladies' 50c lisle .25 60 Inch Tape AleasuresX Key Blngsand Chains, each .1 Hat Pins, black heads, per 1 .1 Hooks and Eyes, cord of 2 dOZ .1 Tan Shoe Laces, per pair.

.1 These 'Bargains. $1 Foulard Silks A3 50c corded Wash Silks .32 20c Black .9 Shrunk Duck, 20c quality, 1 for .9 $1.50 Walking Hats .25 98c Rough White Sailors. .48 39c colored Dresses, 1 to 4 years .25 Children's fancy bordered Handkerchiefs .1 25c Swiss and linen Hand I 5c and 8c fancy Ribbons. .15 .2 .15 .1 25c fancy Ribbons 3c Yalenclennes Lace 5c and 7c Valenciennes Lace .2 40c an! 50c Skirt Flounc ,25 H. P.

WASSON CO. SMOKED A eVA i GOOD BO HOY IXDCItCsL MAKgRS, NEW YORK is pleasikg thousands And will please you. ULLJ3ANN, DREIFU3 CIMCINNATJ, 0, CUtrlbutM G. A. EDWARDS, INDIANAPOLIS DISTRIOUTEn i i Iflfn I I A Clearance Sale VWE.b WAlLLr Li I PAPSO Si Whea Others Fair Remember tlj DR.

CARTE Ic Cloctro Modlcal Treatrncr.i By comblnlr la skillful and s. i viae mannr a two rrs.teal ti ct the heaj' MliDlCINE, be t'Ji i I curea tnouaaaot ease. which ctl; v. anowieagea iKi.7 bad a r. 1 bo pel Ha aucceasfuUy treats ar.

Cl'RKs all chronic NLRVOUs as i SPECIAL disease, even In their raosf. aggravated forma cur chro.ni rheumatism, arslysi. lost nuiaj nerv wast, biooa ana sain cus. artcocel. hydrocele and pue.

If yu lv ent of tv. cl I and ran nrt SUCCESSFUL HOME TRKATMLa can be furnlshed at small coat. Call or writ us to day. Our Book and. Symptom blank sent FREK.

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