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CARTER Electro Medical Treatment By combining In a skillful and aclen tine manner tbe two greatest factors rit the hesllng art. VfA KLKCTKICITtT and MEDICINE, be baa cured tbousande of i tiMi. which other i i physicians 01 V. itnowledged Ability ViS ad com idered Iir euoce.sfullT FECIAL diseases ejetv aggravated forma AVe cure enronlo rheumatism, paralysis, ot vitality. narv waata.

blootf And feae. varicocele, hydroca.e and piles. IX you live out of tha Hty and can not call. CCKBSfc uL HyMB TllKATMENT can ba furnished at amall coat. Call or write us to tlsy.

Crur Hook and Bymp. torn blank ent Consultation free. Ofllca hours, to 111 to 7 to Sunday, I to lift CAJITKR St i 114 B. Illlnola street, Indianapolis. A 500 candle powf Ump at as pease of () oa lourth of ceat par hour.

Tha bttt and cheapest llfht knit wa totciaoca. Plata scebe two Ugbts oo tha 'tU tract entrance to the Dcalson Hi wee j. 1 'It our enrpoM to establish tub la tha rarioua cotuitiaa of Uta 5tata. Wa aolicit paraooal la ipactioo aoi omtpoodaca. TheTranscendent Light Goi Roomi 7 IS Tilbott BX.JK31AJIAP0LIS.IM 0.

High Standard Paint Tha Low Brotaara blch atandard aint la ualqua In Ita poaltloa unonj tha branda of all othar bonorabla and con aclantloua aJnt nanufaeturara. by raa aon of lta alwaya 'bavlcff baatvi from tha b(lnninf of lta mkouf actura to tha praa nt Urn, tha haarlaat bodtad, pur lln ead oil Paint otferad In a prtpaxad form Tor aUBy THE ALDAQ PAINT AND YAKNIS3 CO. K. xtashijcgtoj it. OATH CABINETS $3.75 Including Alcohol Heater.

Call and Examine W. flEIKEL I No. in St. COKE! COKE! LUMP AND CRUSHED roa sale. Car Load LoU or by the Ton Ttio InclinnnpoUfa Qm Co.

Do You Know iBSscuit A MISTAKE for you to hava plmplea. humor and akin rrtkna. Not whn HDTT'8 FOISONED BLOOD CURB can foan4 at your nearest dm atore. IF tOU BlT IT. YOU WILL UKU IT and will buy it araln.

Thra la no intstaka In trylnir thla irondrful blood purl nr. ROo and Ul botUes at all drurtcUia. I1 ooooooo ER. J. H.

KclEAJI ooooooo LITER AMD KIUNET MiLV i vo. oea.cine xor coa tlpatloa. dyapepaia. aervoas sesa. llilniy mo, ItlBvltroratea tbe live.

Purl fee tbe biooO. II.OO ALLDRUOQ15T5 OOOOOOOOCOOOO OO OOOOOOC ft CUUE! ALJL 'FEMALE ILLS CATARRH OP KIDNEYS BLADDER AND PELVIC ORGANS Carter CARTERS 7IWr 'Transcendent Light A STfiUnOO, A GOLD KING TlUll 2TEVES USE OP TALZJSQ or vmz zs LjfjrKK.soavn.T.Tt ULurj et tha Stories Afloat Have JTo Foundation in Pact, but Ax Xept Alire. rSrwetaJ to TTa' lodiaaapolla KEW ALBANY. Jus a.Th frtendi and aoaualntancea bar and la JcfferaooTtUa. of Wlnflold Btratton.

thtt Colorado fold ktns. watch with untiring Interest ach daraloptnant In connection with hla Ufa and his aspeaxanc at Phlladalphla, aa a delag ata to tha Republican national con Taction. atartd anw tha oaalp ralntlnc to htm when was a carpenter In Jefferaon nile. and plain Wln Btratton to erery one. To tboea who knew htm Intimately, bla rr eat suoceaa In the last few yeara can hardly be realized.

Until a man of mature yeara, Jefferaonrllie was hla He It red In East Chestnut atreet, between Watt and Mela a avenue. In a two story frame bouse. which still stands, and Is pointed out to ail visitors aa the birthplace and early home of "Win" Btratton. Hla sister. Mrs.

Harriet Hamlin, one of" the most popular and nia hljr respected women of the city, still lives In Jeff eraonvtlle. With ber la a aon Earl Hamlin. Another eon. Harry Hamlin, la the Armour representative at Akron. O.

Another alster, Mrs. Colt). Uvea with ber brother, her buabend being dead. The stoiiea told about Btratton. alnce hts wonderful atrlke, would fill a volume, but many of tbem are without much foundation.

The story of bis life Is so like a pace from a novel, that aJmoet anythlna told concerning him la accepted aa truth. The fact la. that! up to tha time when he made his first great atrlke. hla Hfe atory la a parallel to thousands of Others who. after, spending many struggling years back Cast, in an effort to accumulate a fortune, concluded to go West and "strlk It rich." "In the golden bills of Colorado, or some adjoining fetate.

For a long time after leaving Jeffereonvtlle. Btratton met with poor success, and his failure would have dia couraged most men of' less determina tion. One of the many stones told or him Is to the effect that his wife, after repeatedly urging him to give up his apparently rutiie attempts to nnn goto, at last, when out of patience, informed" him that if he left her again on "a wild goose chase." and refused to stay at home and try to earn an honest living by bard work she would leave him. The Ferer in Hla Velna. The fever waa In, his velna too however, to resist the temptation and In a few weeks he waa gone again.

His wife, true to her promise, left htm. but this time he "struck It rlch. He never lived with hla. wife, again. Where she Is now Is not generally known, although the aame rumor which is the foundation for the first story, says that ahe secured a divorce and married a roan who la now employed In one of Btratton' a mines.

Among the old time "carpenter" friends of: Btratton. such stories can be heard by the hour, on tha Jefferson villa street corners. After becoming prominent iln tha mining world." the gold king's history haa been known to tbe world, It la reported that while on a recent trip East, he wandered over into? Jeffersonvllle. from one afternoon. Incognito, and spent several hours viewing the familiar places, including his former home.

If so, he. left without making hla presence' known, but this report Is generally accredited. i Several of hla early acquaintances have called on hlra while In the West. He treata ail these courteously, but! his brusque, business like manner does not lead them to believe that he anticipates taking them up and placing them In soft' berths, so they have to ba content to return homo no better off, with the exception of a fresh supply of stories concerning the magnificence of hla possessions. Ha haa recently completed a (palatial borne In Colorado Bpringa.

Personally, Btratton ettll affects great simplicity In dress, and to tha casual observer he would never be taken for a man who is tha possessor of more millions than many of his old friends have dollars. In appearance he la Inclined to be tall and spare, with gaunt features, and thin gray hair. Ha wears a mustache but no beard. SHETLAND PONY FARMS. The JIandaome little Animal Bred in Indiana.

fPpeeial to Tbe Xndlanapolla Kewa) BUTLER. Ind June 18. One, of the attractive polnta In northern Indiana la the 1L IL Showaiter Shetland pony farm, near this city. Mr. Showaiter has made three trips across the water to the Shetland Islands, and each time he has returned with a large number of the handsome little equine swells.

The pontes bred at thla farm have a reputation in man Statea aa genuine arlstocrata. and their Slice la far In exceaa of tbe ordinary hetTand pony. They are trained to all conditions under which they may be put. and the natural characteristics of each one la carefully noted. Thoee with a vloloua disposition are subdued, while the timid are encouraged by kindness and'ag gresslveness.

'These, pontes are not taught any tricks, but careful attention la paid to making them useful, safe and tractable unaer an conditions Uiat may possibly an in juvenile hands. A Shetland pony Is like any other horse. and ex en resembles humanity In the many dispositions so characteristic of the human race. Some will stand the whip and hard uaage, and they are styled 'boye' ponlea" while othera are. so sensi tive that whip across their back would altnost.be a crime.

These are styled ponies. The last shipment made by Mr; Enow alter waa to P. Euatls. 1 jiiiiiimni; ii i i 1 1 1 News OailJ Fashion Hints I i llimillllllll I Mi I I I 1 1 I MM I I I I I 1 I FORECAST OF FASHIONS. Durable twilled ailka of various kinds are being revived.

They are used waists, linings, underskirts. sash dra peries and entire gowns. The sailor hats thla season are graceful in crown and brim. and. the picture atylea In leghorn.

Milan and Neapolitan were never so attractive. Some of the newest Mexican leather gooda are very handsome. They combine several kinds of work, including painting and carving In beautiful colors and designs. The woman who baa not laid tn ber stock of shirt waists can find beauties In Cne material and well made, reduced to one half the price they were at the beginning of the season. There la an attempt during thla warm weather to da away with the stiff IJnen collar and highly starched stock.

jThe fashion basadvntagea, and would (certainly be deliclously comfortable. A soft sah of white silk. is knotted at one side of the waist, with short fringed ends and a round yoke of ecru guipure with a choker to match, which la completed by a small cravat bow of black aatln. The latest thing In handkerchiefs Is a very tiny square of cobweb like i lawn, edged with lace. The absence of a pocket tn gowns Is the Incentive for change In alse.

which makes it possible to wear the handkerchief Inside a glove. Tha display of pure white waists thla season is extremely largo and varied. The finest mulls, batistes. Swiss muslins, organdies, nainsooks, linen lawns and other sheer materials are used in their making. These are often trimmed with the all over embroideries, tuc kings and insertions, and with jaingle and double revere.

Wnlte lawn, white plane. fine white nainsook and especially white linen are this way and that nowadays, across golf links, up and down the shopping streets, and on Innumerable errands. White muailn la seen everywhere in the parks and white batistes are much In evidence at porch and trel tey. partiea. general passenger agent of the A railway, of Chicago, and the little animal, with a graceful step twinkling eye, was aent to ita new borne by expresa.

i Thomas Janson Is another suoceaefH breeder of Shetland ponies, and be trains tbem all. until, for dodle disposition, they are nneqtialed. He takes a large drove to Keblcson Park, at Ft Wayne, each year, where he haa ro trouble in disposing of them at an average, price of 50 each. JAPAN IS ANGRY. Hot Fleaaed Orer Strangiinff of Two Korean Ministers.

VAXCOUVER. B. Juke 28. Accor4 ir.g to advices by tbe rt earner Empress of China, the Japanese government Is angry at the secret execution of General An Kyeng Ba and Kwoa Young Chin, former Cabinet ministers of the Korean government and leaders of the Progressive party, who were privately strangled In the Seoul prison as traitors on tbe night of May 27. Both were; concerned in the plot which culminated In the assassination of Queen Min.

at; Seoul, in ISS6. The Japanese minister tried to prevent the execution, but waa refused an audience with tbe Korean king. The Kan Who Defended Oniteau. Special to The iDdlanapoUa'Newal 1 LOGANSPORT. June 2S.4 Tbe Increasing popularity of Bass Lake as a summer resort has been; the means of acquainting many Logansport people wth George Scovftle.

who became a national figure through defending Thomas J.i Gulteau. who assassinated President It haa been widely reported that Bcoviile waa living the life of a re cluse, one enterprising paper saying: "From an affable. Influential attorney. Scovllle haa grown Into a morose, unap proachable hermit. How he puts In his GEORGE SCOVILLEr time nobody knows, aa his uncouth, unkempt figure Is seldom seen outside of the walls of his little cottage, half hidden by shrubbery and underbrush." This picturesque description Is entirely untrue.

Scovllle lives' In one of the handsomest cottages at the lake, with his second wife, and during the summer season their home is filled with relatives and frlend.fMr. Scovllle is one of the most companionable men at Basa lake. He owns a farm, and enjoys the respect and esteem of his neighbors. He appears as counsel In a few cases before the Starke county bar, but he cares little for business, preferring to spend his declining years free from worry. He haa eno.ush money to live comfortably, and entertain his friends royally when they visit Mr.

Scovllle located at the lake shortly after the close of the Gulteau trial. Scovllle still maintains that Gulteau waa mentally Irresponsible, and should have been sent to an asylum Instead of being hanged. Tha old lawyer'a reminiscences of the famous case are interesting, and he dlacussea freely his connection with the affair. In politics Sco vllle is an ardent Dryan follower, and in the last presidential campaign he stumped hla home county for the Democratic nop Practice Must be Stopped. PARKERgBnRO.

June 28. Judge. John Jay Jackson, of the United Stales District Court. rendered a decision to 2SS packagea of a brand of' smoking tobacco seised for violation of the recent act of Congress prohibiting the placing of premium coupons in packages Of tobacco. His decision upholds the constitutionality of the act.

This is the first time the matter baa been passed upon. Noted Counterfeiter Dead. COLUMBUS. June 2S Miles Ogle, the celebrated counterfeiter, Is dead at MU Cermet Hospital, age slxty st yeara. He was recently released from the Ohio penitentiary, after ten years' confinement, under a sentence imposed on him at Memphis, Tenn.

A wife and several children reside at St. Louis, but they have been estranged for many years. Japanese Miner Driven Out. REDDING. June 28.

Two hundred miners and smelter employes of Keswick and vicinity drove tWenty one Japanese railroad workers out of town. The Japanese wen put on a train, and the railroad conductor put them! off here. There waa no violence. The miners object to Japanese rho are employed to take the places of white men. 1 1 1 1 i 1 1 1 1 1 1 i i WHAT THEY ASE "WEARING.

FRENCH FLA2CKEL: EHXRT WAIST. i i i I 4 FEE! ZOTIAInAPOLIS THUESDAT, JTJXE 2S, 1900. BISHOP BECAME ANGRY, Cash, of Protestant and Catholic in Porto Sico. HAN JUAN. Porto Rico, June 51 At a teachers conference held here Tuesday evening.

Dr. Saladana. a member of the insular Board of Education, during the course of aa address, remarked that tbe Cathoilc religion should again be Introduced into the public schools of Portu Rico. Dr. Campos VaUadares, a Portu jru se Presbyterian, i Superintendent of Public Instruction In Braxfl.

took exception to Dr. Saiadana's remark, and turning t. Bishop Blenk. the bishop of Porto Rico, be kaia. In substance, that the Rons Catholic church had been negative In results in all the South American countries, asserting that the Illiteracy prevailing there wa due to the churches.

I This remark caused great excitement. No sooner were the words uttered than Bishop Pienk tumped to hts feet. and. striking he taMe with bis closed fist, shouted' It is a lie." adding: "I will not sit quietly and hear the church of which am tbe representative in Porto Rico traduced in. such language." After a painful silence, by a common Impulse.

the adherents of the bishop shoutd, as with one voice, Long live Catholicism and the Incident was closed, though it has aroused much feeling. M'KINLEYS GOING TO CANTO N. They will Leare "Washington for Their Ohio Home. WASHINGTON. D.

Juna 28. The President and Mrs. McKinJey and party will leave for Canton. In a private car attached to the regular 7:45 p. m.

train on the Pennsylvania railroad. Friday. June 23. The President will be accom panied by Dr. Rlxey; Secretary Cortel you and Assistant Secretary Same.

During the absence of Secretary Cortel you the executive office will be In charge of Assistant Secretary Pruden. Only the most important matters will be transmitted to Canton, and while the President will be at all times in direct communication with the White House and member of the Cabinet, he will be relieved as much as possible of matters which should properly! be disposed of in Washington. M. Cambon Goes Home. WASHINGTON.

D. June 3S. M. Cambon. the French ambassador, called upon the President yesterday to pay his respects, extend hla good wishes and bid Mr.

McKinley adieu on the eve of his departure for France. The ambassador left to day fprNew Tork, whence he sailed for Thlebaut, first secretary of the legation, will Jact aa charge during the ambassador's absence. After taking leave of the President. Ambaasador Cambon called upon the Secretary of State and had a brief interview with him. He expects to be ab sent irom ashington for several months.

Bequests to Charity. CHICAGO. June 28. Liberal charitable bequests were made In the will of the Jate T. D.

Blacks tone, of this cltv. It is announced that the document dlsposea of Tropcrty to the amount of $2,700,000. Of this amount 1125.000 is to be distributed eqi ally among the following Institutions oi imcago: i ajtavant Hospital Relief and Aid Arsociation of Chicago. Art Chlcapo Orphans" Asylum and Stj Luke's Hospital. HELPS FOR THE HOUSEWIFE.

THKEEHEBBS OP, THE FIELlS: By Marlon HarU Ha lam Copy rleht. J900. by; "yatter B. Oulld In William Hamilton Gibson's volume, descriptive of our edible mushrooms, there is an Illustration which attracts the reader's latercsted attention. It rep resents arleia of edible and lusfcious resents of edible and Iusrcious mushrooms which are allowed to perish upin their stems, because the average, Lrustlc la "not aware of their nourishing eaiu ifuiiiiuuio WuailllFS.

i An illustration of the same klnd'mtght be Utly used as a heading to this paper, the mushrooms being substituted by such field herbs as dandelions, poke storks, and sorrel. All these areen thins may be eaten and enjoyed, and ate to be p.ocurea without money and without pttcc in tne very dooryard of the dwell ers in the country. To be eaten at their succiijent best they must be gathered whilo yoi ng. before the bitterness, that in their case comes with age, asserts it! elf. Dandelion leaves should be crirn and tender and make a good salad, or may be stewed according to direction given below.

Tolk stalks must be gathered when less ibah live Inches In. htght, and nen ineir oniy roilase consists ot a bunch of leaves at the top of the stalk. I'se only the leaves of the sorrel, and be euro mar. rnese are young. Dandelion Salad.

wreaki the dandelion leaves in halves ana lay tnem in cold water for half an hour, then drain and lav In iced water for arioiiher hal" hour. Drain and send to tne tame in a chUIed talad bowl, serving with a dressing made of two tablespoon ruis or olive oil. one of vinegar, a half of. onion Juice, and a salt apoonful each of salt and pepper. Stewed Dandelion Leaves.

cut tne Mem from a half peck of danoetlnn leaves, end break each leaf irto mall bits, dropping these into cold aaier as you do so. Wash thoroughly. Oram and lay In cold water for fifteen minutes. Drain again, and put over, the fire in a porcelain lli ed saucepan, with erouftl: salted water to cover them. Simmer for fifteen minutes while you make xn lotioaing sauce: Cook together a tablesnoonful each of1 butter and four, and pour upon them a FliU Of milk.

In Which a 1 nlni rf snrl 'has teen dissolved. Stir to a smooth white. Drain the water from the dandelion leaves, and stir these into the sauce. Season to taste, and beat in, very slowly, a whipped eg. Remove at once I fiom the fire, and turn into a deep vegetable dish.

I Poke Stalks. Scrape the stalks and lay in cold water xor an nour. le looceiy together with a piece or sort twine, put over the Are with enough salted water to ewer them, and boll until tender. Drain, sprinkle lightly wiin sail anq pepper, ana lav uoon ai platter on slices of buttered toast. Pour a hue sauce over all.

Sorrel Sonp. Chop the sorrel into bits arid boil ten der In a nnart of mutton stock. Rub tl.rcugh a colander and return to the fire. Thicken a pir of hot milk with a table K'iirul of flour rubbed Into one of but ter. Cook one minute, or until it Is smooth and free from lumps, when stir in slow ly the scrrel soup.

Reason to rsste, and serve. 7 he French are particularly fond or sorrel soaps. "GROWIf UPS." Joia with tbe Children. The doctor said to my husband. Tou must stop both coffee and tea, as your nerves and kidneys.

are in a very bad state. You can use Postum Food Coffee, for there is nothing healthier as a drink. 1 bought a package of Postum. made it according to directions. and it waa splendid.

Husband quickly got well and can not say enough in praise of Posttim. We have used' neither tea nor coffee. since. One day a short time ag a friend took, dinner me and asked for a seo ond cup of that delicious coffee. Ehe was surprised to hear it was Poet cm.

as she had tried Postum before and it was weak and tasteless, but when she found out that it must be boCed aulte a lone time la order to brlr.g out the food value and the taste, ahe adopted It and is now nslna It entirely. Bar children as weU aa tbe grown nps are delighted with it. "I waa formerly troubled with kidney complaint myself, but that baa all disappeared since I have been using Post am and cult coffee. Please do not make my name punUc Pittsburg Pa. The name of this lady can be given by tbe Postum Cereal Co Ltd Baltic Creek.

i MKh. WASS0N'Si Summer Cottagers' Necessities If you're about to adjourn to the country home or the lake cottage for the summer, there are a hundred small necessities needed articles that you do not care to take from your city home. It will be an economy to buy them here at these unusually low prices: Cool, pretty patterns of Japanese Mattings, 30c sorts, at Extra line Japanese Mattings in fancy lommcr patterns, worth from35cto50c Heavy China Mittisg, cool and dorablc the JSc kind, at .9 Japanese Mais, sixe ISxlo, the kind that were 75c, now Japanese Rugi, size 2Jx60, a 5L00 value, lor Sl.Jy Porch Curtains Kednced 4 feet wide try 2 fret long .75 6 feet wide by 8 feet long 93 Porch Scats, mow filled .77. .20 Housefurnishings and China 1 5c Japanned and decorated Coffee and Tea 4 25c Split Clothes Basket 50c garden or flower bed sets. Hoc, Spade and Rake 25c Lawn Rakes, all wood 35c Garden Rakes and Hoes, each.

20c, 3 at. granite Pudding Pans 6 inch fecglish porcelain Plates, 6 .9 .9 .13 .15 .14 .25 Friday Sale of Violet perfumed Ammonia, hot tie Kirk's Juvenile small site, dozen .43 Eastman's Talcum Powder, box. .10 Witch HateL 6 ounce botde .7 Violet Toilet Water, 6 ounce bottle J5 I H. P. WASSON CO.

H. P. wAsson CO. Yandalia Line and Missouri! Pacific1 Ry. OFFICIAL ROUTE TO THE 1 NATIONAL At Kansas i City.

The Democratic State executive committee hae selected the above route, 'and the "INDIANA SPECIAL" will leave Indianapolis i 3:30 p. m.4 Monday. reaching Kansas CUv, 7:00 a. m. Tuesday, i ALL DEMOCRATS and their friends will bo made welcome on this train.

The Nlntn district will furnish Hoy's triotic airs en route. The train will be composed of elegant will be personally i ne tare irom inuianapoiis win pa 1 IS14.00 RnUtld Berth rate, Indlananolls to Kansas Applications for berths addressed to prompt attention, and should be, made as Tickets also sold ror.au regular trains Parks M. Martin i mm Chairman Democratic State Committee'. 1 THE ONLY YS BONDY LEDERER, NEW YORK, MAKERS ISA CBS5AR OF QUALITY Absolutely, Mr. Smoker, no cigar ever sold for a nickel has such well earned MERIT, for fine taste and QUALITY.

ULLMANN, OREIFUS CINCINNATI DISTRIBUTERS G. A. EDWARDS, INDIANAPOLIS DISTRIBUTER zc largest, Oldest and Most Reliable Dentists 23 OFFICES! IN THE STATES. We do not call! your attention to cheap dentistry, to low prices, por poor quality of Bl'T to THE BEST DeNTISTRT. BEST materials and workmanship obtainable.

This does not necessarily imply high prices. Our prices are reasonable and consistent with good and honest and are a GUARANTEE OF RELIABLE work. you need teeth, you have use for the reliable kind Ours are built on that plan. Notice our method of construction. All our best teeth are fitted in the mouth on waxthe correct color, size and shaped tooth selected to suit you; face built out to duplicate nature.

You see them, offer sufrpestlons and have any changes made you may deFlre. all before teeth are ccmplet d. "IhU is alwaya satUfactory. It enables you to have your teeth arranged ARTISTICALLY, AFTER YOUR OWN IDEAS. WE EXTRACT TEETH WITHOUT ANY PAIN.

It certainly should be encouraging to the weak, delicate and nervous people to know that their teeth, no matter how many, can be removed and without any knowledge of tha operation. WITH OUR OWN PURE. UNADULTERATED AIR. we remova. one or all:" no pain, no sore gTims.

no bad after effects. If you have heart, lung or nervous trouble, don't worry, for OUR AIR Is stimulating. Is safe and nleasant. mirer than the air tou breathe. I Best Teeth, a set Good set Teetn Coll Crowns, test $10,00 $5.00 $5.00 Free extracting (with TAPTS DENTAL PARLORS Snndajs: 9 2.

25 WEST WASHINGTON STREET, Op. News. FERGER'S Tot Eriatist Efferriscint Fiber Rogt. 18 ia.s 36 .79 Stnnmer Curtains 'or Portieres, colored figures ...31.59 Thite enamel Cortala Poles, com plcte with bimmings I2i Switi Curtains with raffles, colored figure ........1.. $15 Opaqa: Tindow Shades.

aQ colon complete 25 Rope Portirrca, 7 IfJt xtriie, heavy i cord Cretans, all French patterns, yard. Sash Swiss, 42 inches wide, yard. .14 .9 Engraved Tumblers, 12 28 8 inch Imitation cut glass .9 Drop Light, complete. 4 gallon Tattr Cooler, with ice rack.4 One gallon TTater .28 $25 Gem Lawn Mower, JO inch SLSO $1.50 fancy Screen Doors, com .98 Toilet Needs Le Page's Liquid Gloe, bottle, Writing Paper, good quality, pound Envelopes, per package, Tooth Brashes, large assortment good Large assort meat all kinds of Combs, .5 .10 .3 .10 .10 band, from Lebanon, to discourse pa i i whalr cars and coaches, and 1 TriD Nil 4IOO City, 12.50. St.

Louis to Kansas City. $3.00. either of the underslaned will receive early as possible. of July 1. 2 and W.

W. RICHARDSON, D. P. Vandalla Line. AND ORIGINAL GOOD DC Silver Fillinn.J no Bridge Work, test best teeth).

Consultation free. Sail of Its Kind on tht Uarkit. It coree EXAJDACHZL HEUJLAXGIA, SOVB STOMACH and TTKATtT BTJBJr. Pot sale by all DmgKista. Frioe 10c, 25s, fiOo a bottle It 1 SCHEDULE or tub Greenfield Electric Line The Indianapolis and Greenfield Rapid Transit Company will run regular cars between Irvington and Greenfield on Wednesday, June 20, 1900, on the following schedule, and will continue on such schedule until further notice Leave Greenfield.

a m. a.m, a 9:45 sum. 1 11:00 a.m. 12:15 p.m, 1J0 m. p.m pm.

5:15 p.m. p.m. pun. p.m. Leave Xrvtncton.

nv :45 11 0 11:15 m. p.m. 1:45 p.m. p.m. i :15 pun.

p.m p.m. p.m. 10:15 p.m. Cars of Rapid Transit Company run to Central Avenue in Irvington and there transfer to the Indianapolis Company's lines. R.

S. ASHE, Supt. HALF RATES TO KANSAS CITY VIA B. p. W.

,1 "R0T1L BLUE USE" JULY 1st, 2nd and 3rd, jGrood returning to July Oth, tne. 3 TRIul ULY via STi LOUIS te 8k Louis TJnloa Station over THE "cheat cads, bridge, AToldlaff the beat, dost and odore of (ho Lares DlitrlcW 1 Xioxarlone ynllmaa Srawina Boom Sleepere, OVasrvatloa Parlor Slnla4 Care. ralatlal Coaohea Tor further particulars, call oa any a ent AO. W. E.

or addreea O. P. McCAHTY, 4)sral PsMeaser AgsaV B. a O. B.B.

cijrcissATl, a I 8T. LOUIS; CINCINNATI. LOUISVILLE, COLUMDUS, i PITT8DURC. WASHINGTON, BALTIMORE, PHILADELPHIA, NEW YORK. tSY LINf EAST WEST.

ITWEKN TMI XiBxarloae Vsstlbuled Tralaa.i VaUtlal Ledlee' Ooaebee. i gall man Prawlag Xooaa, Blecpta end Obsarvatloa Oars. B. ft O. W.

SZJsTUrO OABS. Meala erred a la carts at TOTUIUM rauoxa. 1 1 1 Tor Xatee, Saapa, Tlin Tables ov Sleep, las; Car pes Call ea aay Tieket agent or addreee, o. p. Mccarty, Oeaeral Passeagse CINCINNATI, OHIO STJXXXB BXSOETS.

HOT SPRINGS, VA.t NEW HOTEL, ALPHIM. capaelry 1M; rates, tl.M te MM per day; fit pw weak sad up wsrd. L. C. AJLPIUN.

Proprl.tor. BEAUTIFUL WAWASEE LAKE 100 miles north of ladlsaapolls on Big Pear. Wawasee Inn opn for season. Good nihlna. Bead for booklet.

Addrtss C. O. WIOCLNa. WawasM. lad.

I Avory Doach Iloiol SOUTH HAVEN. MICH. Ealarad to WO rootna. lAnlng reom saata SOS. Bltuatad directly oa tba lake front, aad only hours rlda by steamer from Chicaao.

Pins, ssndy beach for bathing. Good boating and fishing on river or laaa. Room, with private bath. Terms to 11 par weak. Saad for moetreted foUJ.r.

The Magnetic Springs The flneat bathtn water to be found. Abao. lately purs. Will curs Dypp.i, etoasch and Kidney Trouble, is a bpacino ror Kiwu maOara. Nervous Proa trat loo, Ganaral DaUl Itr.

ate. Lscated at Cartersbnrg. thirty mlnutas wast of Indianapolis, oa tne vsnaalla rauroao. Datlr axcursloa rataa Dr. Hurty, In aa analysis of the wstar.

says It is a valuable medicinal aaaat, is absclpuly pora, fraa from ersaalo mattar, raaambllng Waukaaha. Hotel and bath bouaa Juat raflttad and refurnlahad. Pleasant boms for tha Invalid, family or business man seeking rest In a cool location, with no malaria Oood table. plaaaant rooms and comfortable bads. Kates ca application.

Magnetic Springs Co. Cartarsburg. Ind. 8IXAHSHIP HUH FAST EXPRESS STEAMERS DiriLOT TO PARIS EXPOSITION VoaopagnJa uencisu Traasai 1 aattqaa I ranch Mall Laae ataasaarsi Xaave" Hrw Tork for Havre and Farle every Thursday. psasengers trsnsf arrad front akmralde steamer at Havre te oar aws Bpa etal Vaatlbulad Train to Parta la four aoura.

Foe ehotne smmnmodatlncia srfly at anea rREXZELBBOs. 1 W. Waahlugtoa St ALkVX. UeTZOEB. 10 K.

Peaa. 8t SunimerTccrj ca Ukt Ichlesn r.lANITOU for n.m.iir earrtea eicloaivatr. atakaa trinmkir Potaokay aad MaaltaMa lalaad eoaaactin, wUh all tMa.kf L1.M tas ika baparaa, katan sad Caaaaiaa roiaia Liivft CMioaoo aa rOLLOWIi Taaa. a. sa.

Than. 11 m. aa. 4 S. ss Munitnu staamartlD Com Dan v.

OFFICE DOCK, ftash and Watsr tts. Cbicage. Q. S. S.

CO. rOB JUNE. JULT AND ArOU8T GoTa Bairmaiida An bfieal voyage to a paradise of flow era. Steamers sail weekly from Nes Tork. For Illustrated pamphlets, pa sages, etc.

write to IA. Ba OUTBRORIDOB A CO. Agts Quabae 8. 8. Ltd.

Broadway. New Tork. ARTHUR AHi.KN. aecratary. or THOS.

CVOtt SVN. ZM 8. Claxk Ml. CUcaao, IUa. 4 OAGII! ar 70a ti kir.g pains I low your BfTi? Do feel tired and 1 wtyi want to 1 down? If doyoaw Ul Jttick and wc erfnl itLtt myELECTT I BELT.

Xt aa tare's earns for these tro. bles. The' ca. Kcuucriw at applying electricity glvaa nva powae 1 saad the atrantthanina currant eiract. 1 te tha worn out jnuaolas.

to 1 tva lo naw lira cause a bettar elroulaiioa, la a faw days a permaaaat cur. "iv. wear It while you sleep. Call and test It fraa. If you ean't will aead yon my booklet tree, tailing a about It.

Eacloae this ad. DPi. a L. McLAUGKUN, 214 State 5 treat. Car.

Quiocy. Chics o. You Will Strike It wm WAY CPA 1 i Sideboard, Dining etla, 1 1' jOoset or Dining Chi'rs. regular tornado In prices and stock tha Tery latest. See our Carpets, Matting and oleums, and InTestlg ato our prices.

Your (Credit is' Good eth Pbosee S3T. MeaiberetMercaaaU'ASsocUtlea, F. H. RUPERT. 123 125 W.

Wastlnsrtoa St. YOUR TEETH i Can be ax tracted without pain. We apply a afmpla remedy to. tha rams barmlesa as rala water. Nervous.

and old people praise It. Uaaor vitalised alrglvea When tha patient so deairea Srs VUUUIUULM at WIUU. N. Pana.SU lydia e. THE WOMAN'S REMEDY FOR WO MAW 3 ILt P.

M. Urns Id Blaek Paee flgnrea Tr Marked thusi Dily. Wleepnr. it ErOar. ChWrCar.

LMnlng Car. t. Banday. Hdunday only, ks. Lxpre I BIQFOUR ROUTE City OfTlo, No.

I E. Washington 1 SatMt Arr. I oLsvsxasrw anra. Asdanoa aos H.ti 17 bIos CUT see 4 00 ClrraK. Boa ex 10 3.

l. te U. L'lsTalaBd a IsdlaasaoUa D.T..BM llmltad. S.4Q K.T. "amokarbookor" ssaroa bassos lutb.

Hastoa Harbor Hsstoa Harbor axpraaf p.M til. 11' Wabaaa a Warsaw aaoominvdatloa4.ftV r. LOOM llll. et. LoaU aspf aa 1M St.

Leal, aoetkiraatara Um. 4 11.V Tana Haata blatuwa OH LoaU limited 4 K. TV Loala arpreai ll.a esio.ao ssa Lafajratte LafaifatM Ckieaca faal malL 4 ...1 15 Ctaleasa Wblta CUT imcUL 4 30 t5 t) to Chleae alcht axpreaa, asd oxpraaa. Clnclnsall axpraai, .4.15 ll.J ll. Clnclbsatl aeoommodatloo ti nel aatl aoeom modall CtaolnoaU axpra ttraaaabunr accommodative ta.so ClnelbDaU WsahlDSton I.

s.8 SO 1. V. Varaoa asd UmiUtIUs, ax. 4 1 1 U.TrBosaa4LoaHTllIaas.......ta.4 ti. rsosiA nt i Peoria Bloomlaetoa a aadas Taorla aad klaamloctoa asp.

4 U. Champaixa accanmotl.Uua a.4. 1 0 ti1 paertssitd UlootnlnfXoa ax, a.ll.A0 FBtSSnSLB ASP COL VM SCI Lisa Calambo. axpraaa 41 fl 0 Colambaaaod 6pr1oel4aS 4... tS.S5 1 i hr aa aocemaaeoattoe ld tK i CINCINNATI.

HAMllTC A DAYTON RAILWAY. City Tlaket Offlea, WaM. wuiiiumwivni JCIaetsaatl C'lsclBaaU faat mall. a Aal 10 I It3 ti lud and Iiartoa cipraax. Cmelaoaa sad D.ftoo sxpraai, Clncioaaid sad llmltad, 4.4.4 5 ClaUauU.

1 elaao asa imhou i CHICAGO, INDIA AP" LOUItVILLK RAILW Tleksi oOoa, a W. Wsaa. Chlesga alabl atpresa Cblcao faM atsil. 70 i kimm axoraae vis L1I.IWI tll te 4. Chleasa ax, fcaadar Cblo a vaatioaw, oau ca aaa, lioaja accomiavaauoa LiKB KRIB ft TtESTZmt i Toledo.

Cbloaeo a4 Mlcblaa Tola40jI.irotaa4Cbiesoltd., 'le so t4. Uca.Cuy,laela abayajsuatplt7.ee IlfTJIAJrA. DECATCB ft WESTER r. Irtr and Loala and ax 1 t4 ll.M .3.41 Tsacolseownw" lacatai sad st. boats faat ax.

ll.ltf Tlekat affic. atatloa Philadelphia aa4 Kew Tork BaJUmoraaad Coiomboa, and lalrllla UcbmoB4 sod Col am boa, tt a riiinmtto. and Kino mood. ri.i i Soot lad, aod MjWJO Cotambaa, Ind, aad UnrUi Versa aad Medlo JHJ Vlaeaasea axpraaa I.rtoa and laala. nana 1" lO It It Ubieaa Saiablatowa aod hicbrr.oo4 fWidalphlaaaa Sew Vork latmore adWa.bmgtoa 7 ind Mdem.

ts.o Coismtma loa, aad LootrvUla. d.wa Vloceaoea aceororaouawumi PlMabargsaa tan I IH.V.I pnrr ooommo4tion Pntlad.lpbia aod Jiea Tork Vfum aad Xaala Colambaa, and Loulartaa 7.1 iT.10 Locaaapun asa cuic ii.iJ TAXDALTA LINK St. toa limited Terra Haoie, M. oat. end Tarra Ji.nt.

Uoli au4 Weet12 14 Wf.tM( Kil re.a 3 i.3 Terra a'l KShiB ace. Ta raHaala aod Loolt FaM Matl.l iii. oad aU 1 aU Waat ma tl ry 1 TtATT.TtDAP TPTE fovrva as ie '1 1 f7.ll.