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March 5. The committee of the: class of 1003. having In charge the funds of $S00 donated by the class to the university for the erection of a fountain, have let the contract and the work will be commenced In May. The plans call i for a massive and artistic structure of stone, which. In addition to 1H' ornamental character, will serve iseful purpose of a drinking fountain.

The location will be west of the Electrical building. Decision Regarded at Unique. ISpaclal to Tha Indlanapoila Nwa.) MUNCIE. March 6. Mavor Chas.

Fherrltt, acting as police magistrate, rules In a ense where a saloon keeper whs arrewted on a statutory charge because his barkeeper was a woman of bad reputation, that a saloon keeper Is no more responsible for the virtues of his bartender than a roan is for employing a household servant whoso morals are rtot good. The charge against the saloon roan was. therefore, dlomisaed. The decision was regarded as unique. Epidemic of Grip and Measles.

to Tha Indlanapoila News. RICHMOND, March rThe village of New Paris, six miles east of Richmond. Is experiencing a double epidemic, grip and measles claiming many victims. Measles Is not confined to children, there being a large number of ndulta who are afflicted. The disease is tn mild form, however.

Barn Destroyed by Lightning. Special to Tiio Indianapolis News.) CllKSTKHFIELU. March 5.The large frame barn of Wall Helvle. four miles northeast of herowas fired by l'lthtnlng and destroyed, together with the contents. Including cows.

horses, farming implements, grain, etc. Loss I.IX'O. partully covered by rnsurance. i i i pectant i I 80 VVy that it 111 3 1 th the If the and to the the the the the won fit. He of In of wife for ball for of 111 of at In at she nour witn apprenension ana areaa.

Mother's Frlcr.d, by its penetrating and soothing properties, allays nausea, nervousness, and all unpleasant feelings, and co Dreturcs the svstem for the ordeal that she passes through the event safelv and with hut wiui dui little suffering, as numbers have testified and said, "it is vrorth its weight in gold." fi.6o per bottle cf druggists. Boole containing valuable information mailed free. ctoiuTcs Athau.Cs. WINNER OF CONTEST MUST DELIVER IT ELSEWHERE. RICHMOND HAS BEEN CHOSEN Ppactal to Indianapolis' New RICHMOND.

March i. mre announcement few day ago that the Intercollegiate oratorical con teat would probably be held In Richmond Instead of at Notre Dame University, there Is a story that 'may cause a decided sensation in Indiana college affairs. It was stated here' that Notre Dame was willing to sacrifice the honor of entertaining orators from the representative colleges of eleven States, providing that Richmond would 'permit' the transfer, and Earlham would put up the guarantee. It haa since developed that one of causes leading up to the proposed Is the fact that the oration which Luther Feeger, of Earlham. will deliver at the intercollegiate contest, which won him the honors In the Etate contest at Indianapolis, two weeks ago, is considered by Notre Dame be an attack on Catholicism, and Notre Dame notified Karl ham that the oration: could not be delivered there.

Fee ger's theme is entitled "Augustus Adolphus," and ia at once both a bitter arraignment of 'Catholicism and fan eu losry of the famous leader of the Protestant forces in Germany at the time of religious wars In that country. Feeger Is a Lutheran, and hla oration spares nothing in its criticism of the Catholic church. The authorities at Notre Dame Invited Interstate meeting to the university prior to the Indiana State contest. After this contest, and Feeger's victory, the Earlham faculty was informed by the Notre Dame authorities that while Feeder's oration might be submitted to the judges, it could not be delivered at Notre Dame without a gTeat dt al of amendment, as It was untrue to history and inimical to. the interests of the university.

The Earlham authorities endeavored to Veep the controversy quiet, fearing It would have a bad effect on the coming context, and mlRht make it difficult to procure Judgps for the contest. Earlham it Not Responsible for Them. 'The theme accepted by Feeger was not selected "by Earlham, and the authorities there claim no responsibility for It other than giving it a strong Indorsement from the standpoint of composition, and manner in which it was delivered at State contest. Earlham notified Notre Dame yesterday that it would assume responsibility of entertaining the interstate meeting, and now awaits a reply from that Institution. Feeger is the of the Rev.

A. J. Feeger, paator of John's Lutheran church, this city. Is considered the most polished orator that Earlham College has ever produced. Edward Dunn's Illness Not Fatal.

The report published In the local papers. Thursday, In regard to the death Edward Dunn, at the home of, his' son Independence. was erroneous. Mr. Dunn Is In Independence, but the stroke apoplexy which attacked him did not result fatally.

He was formerly grain Inspector for the Board of Trade In this city, but has made his home In Independence for several years. Consul Myers In Bad Health. Special to Tha Indianapolis News. PERU, March S. Capt.

Ira 1 B. Myers, consul to St. John, New and his liava returned to to remain a month, tho banetU of Captain Mayer's health. PARAGRAPHS OF THE 'DAY. Banner Temple Rathbone Slaters will rive a in YVult'a liall Thursday evening.

March 10. Mrs. Jack Winter, will leave this evening Tracy. wherO her son, Leo was killed In December. Mrs.

John Tipton, 1431 Broadway, will entertain tha auxiliary 'of railway postal clerks, Monday afternoon. Tha regular a oapa) aervlca will be held tomorrow afternoon at 4 o'clock, at tho Yoang Women's Christian Association. C. E. Carmany, supremo protector tho Knights and Iadlea of Honor, is very at hla home.

133 Eaat New York street. Mt. Jackson Jewel Hive of the Lady Mae eabeaa will hereafter meat Mondays, Instead Fridays, at tho hall, 216 North Meridian street. The board of managers Of tho Girls' Ia dustrlal School will meet Monday afternoon with Mra. F.

A. Blanchard. 204 East Fifteenth street. The Bev. C.

E. Bacon will conduct quarterly meeting services at Fletcher Place church tomorrow. The holy communion will be cele brated at Naomi Auxiliary will ba entertained Thurs day afternoon by Mra Kate Pausrhtera. SiiM North Illinois street, who Will bo assisted by Mra Olive E. Jones.

Mrs. Bertha Kacklay will give a card party Monday evening, for tho benefit of Jewel Hive, of the Maceabeaa. at her homo at California and New Tork streets. Tha future meetings of tho Woman's Auxil iary to Typorraphloal Lnion No. 1 will bo held tho I'ropylasum.

The first meeting wllE bo held next Monday afternoon Aiarcn 7. Tha Elka' lodserooms entertained a merry crowd of dancers last night. The committee charra of tho dance consisted of T. Welaa, Frank Pavey. G.

O. Smith. Ralph Miller and F. K. Uurnett, Queen Esther Auxiliary, O.

E. will be entertained March II by Mrs. D. J. East burn, ill Esst Twelfth street, who will bo aaalatad by Mra W.

H. Kllman, Mra Louise lalty and. Mra. Rebecca Kchola. Dr.

C. I. Fletcher will srlve his lecture on "A Trio Througn Kngiana, illustrated with numerous stereoptloon pictures, this evening the Young Women Christian Aaaocla tlon. at o'clock. Each member haa tho privilege of Inviting two friends.

Lucretla 8tephena, (35 South 'Alabama street, will give a social Tuesday afternoon for the benefit of Oeorge H. Thomas R. C. Mrs. Stephana will bo aaalsted by Zllpha Peak.

Mar raret Sulgrove. Ida 8. McBrlde, Ella D. ZlnB and C. Hoao Hampton.

AU friends are invited. Through a brra.lt In tho "eentral loop." yesterday evening at the street cara that were downtown remained downtown for fourteen mlnutea. At tha expiration of that time the temporary rejialra on the wire were finished, and trafflo through the central, part of the city was resumed. Tn memory of the twelve railway postal clerka of the firth division killed In the year ending July 1. plcturea of them In a large frame have been' hung on the wall of tho superintendent's office In this city.

The stiff while paper In which tha photographs are placed is handsomely carved. i Brigadier Genera McKee. of4he fndlana National Guard, haa made arrangements to move hla office to the State House. Ho haa now desk room In the oOcaa formerly occupied by the McKee hoa Company. Ha haa been as lined to room i.

on tha third and It la now being made ready for him. Is to love children, and no home can be completely happy xrithout them, yet the ordeal through which the ex mother must pass usually is danger and fear looks forward to the critical nTTN TN i. i lVUyUUUVU THE INDIAKAPOLIS jSTEWS, SATURDAY, rABCH 5, 1004. 19 I.OTRE DAME UNIVERSITY DISPLEASED WITH THEME 03 YOU NEED ffefx 4e i a oTsn a To 4. 1 Cl a DAILY CITY STATISTICS.

Marriage William Janes and LIUlo Kurt. Harry McCormlck and Laura Bennett. Eugene Owens and Nora Cruse Adolph Gruenholz and Lizxto Hamond. Albert Feddee and Ellta Harris. Birth Returns.

Sam and Mary Pope, 93 N. Blamarck girl. I Perry and. uen xuraer, us Aaeiaiao James and Eleanot prummona. iius Asniand girl.

i Jamea and Grace Ooraon, noy. E. and Rosa Oabom. 10 N. California bov.

Daniel and Anna Ruenie, ezs Lincoln ixy. U. and Vlnnla Nichols. 715 N. Delaware boy.

Thomas and Alice tsannon. 1M7 maaiaon gin ill ana Jennie jones, cnaries su, ooy. Death Returns. George Adams, 66 City Hospital, skull fracture. Infant Ruehle, 2 Lincoln Inanition.

8. Williamson, 79, 517 rroapect senility. Fred Zapf. 49. 42 Virginia pneumonia.

Jnmes Ball. 6U 4lS Minerva, tuberculoela. Charlea I'atteraon, 46. Poor Farm, syphilis. Mary Grove, 35.

1335 S. Meridian anaemia. Jan. lUley, 60, 1121 N. Meridian endocarditis.

Hanna Sullivan, 54, 5SV 8. West asthma. John 22, Deaconesa Hospital, ap pendlcltta Horace Greely Study. 65. SIS N.

Illinois pneumonia. Minnie Hchuch. 97. Gerinania ave. and Walnut tumor.

Martha Caiman, 87, X04 Colleao la grippe. James Murphy, St. county jail, hemorrhage. Sarah Hewitt, 57, 1603 Delaware pneumonia, Building Permits. M.

Domaschko, frame New Tork and Oxford $o0. Frank Smith, repairs. 303 N. Summit 3250. Hannah Furnas, brick building, 129 N.

Alabama Indianapolis Wrecking Company, raze building. New York and Pennsylvania, 1560. Josephine Branson, repairs, iij N. Capitol 1300.. i Real Estate J.

Clyde Hoffman, commissioner, to Julia T. George, lot 87, Bruce Place addition I Z.r7S 00 James C. McMaster et al. to same'. 2,275 00 Julia T.

George et al. to Annuity and Saving Fund Company, half of aam. 1.300 00 Bertha V. Mass ot al. to James B.

LVxlge, Xiot 5. Monger's subdivision Wlngate's addiUon I 1 00 Jamea B. Dodge to Charlea E. Day, aame S00 00 Charles E. to George E.

Petty tt same 1,05 00 Michael Etter to Enoch L. Eckstein. lot 30. Fenneman'a heirs' subdl vtalon ....1.600 08 Wiley D. Bonner to Porter J.

Gullo fer, lot 11. Crane's subdivision out lot 148 1.000 00 Mary A. Craham to Joseph Salzman et part lot 16S, tough.rty's subdivision of outlot 875 00 John H. Crall to Kate Reiser, lot 10. Webb's (trustee) Brookalde Park addition 700 00 Julius Matak.

to Albert E. Uhl, lot 13. Coo's subdivision of aquaro 28,000 00 Francis Stephenson to Frank C. Stepbeason. lart lot 7, Burton A Cami U's Park Place addition .3.000 00 William H.

Archdeacon to Hugh Mc part lot 2S. Fletcher's second Brookat1a addition 1.400 00 Joho M. Sawyer to aame, part lot 36. aame addition 3, 1,000 CO Karen M. Paulsen to Mary E.

Nicholson, lot block i. North Indianapolis 950 00 Charles A. Brown to Jamas A. How ard at part lot Brown's Twelfth st. addition 225 00 Charles K.

Baker to Etnllie Dink et kt 305, Clark's second addition, Haughvllle '825 00 Union Truat administrator, to Samuel E. Rauh, part outlot 132.... 00 Walter B. Perkins to Lewis C. Gale.

lots and 61. Berkeley addition I 09 Charles WV Deforn, trustee, to 6ed rlck Deford. lots 17. 18. 22 to 15, Macy's addition, Castleton S09 09 8edrick C.

Deford to Charles Deford, aama 800 00 Alma H. Colden to Joseph Roaenxwtng et lot 13. Van Blarlcum's sub dlvWoti outlot 121 800 00 Corydon R. Shi mar to Michael C. Kelly, lot Hoefgen's subdivision Wiley's addition IJ 80 Transfers.

23; consideration. 60 For the week. 144; consideration. .,.3321. 13 COUNTY COURTS RECORD.

,1 SUPERIOR COURT. Room 3 Vinson Carter. Judge. John Ken ham. vs.

McElwalne Rlch ards Company: damages. JCiOOO; Jury out. CIRCUIT COURT. i 1 Henry Clay Allen. Judge.

Iara.1 Pollock ve. Indlanapoila Street Rail, way Company; Jury returns verdict for defendant. Indlanapoila Street Railway Company. Mary Lucas vs. John W.

Lltte; Jury reurns verdict for defendant. CRIMINAL COURT. Fremont Alford. JuUtre. John Smith; surety of peace; defendant enters a general dental; trial by court; bound over to keep the peace ider a bond ot IroO ana costs.

NEW SUITS. George Rutledge Tt Fred Rutledge: dl vseee; Superior Court, room 1. Mary Hart ley vs. John Hartley; divorce; Circuit Court. Mollle White va Barton White; divorce Superior Court, room 1.

Lena Deel vs. Indianapolis Traction and Terminal damages; Circuit FOR CONSUMERS' GAS TRUST. Additional Paragraph to Complaint Against Eureka Co. and Others. A second paragraph of complaint was filed to day In the Circuit Court by the attorneys for the Consumers' Gas Trust Company, tn the suit against the Eureka Investment Company, John P.

Frenzel and others, for a construction ot the trust, to ascertain whether the directors have a right to use the assetsof tho company In a gas making plant. Tho second paragraph sets out tho circumstances which brought the organisation of the Trust, the purpose for which It was crested, and the fact that It was a public enterprise, for private gain, which the subscribers for, stock well 'understood. The additional paragraph also recites that the General Assembly passed three different, sets to ratify tho form of organization of the Trust. I Merrill Moorea and Addison C. Harris will aaslst Daniel Walt Howe and Lewis WalM er as attorneys for the board of directors.

FALSE PRETENSE CHARGED. Richard M. Johnson, Insurance Agent, Held to Grand Jury. i Richard M. Johnson, ian Insurance man, was sent to the.

grand Jury In the Police Court to day, on the charge" of obtaining money under false pretenses, fntll recently he. was the local agent of the Home'Mutual Benefit Association, yof 8outh Bend. Thomas R. Bracken, of 1012' Harrison street, who swore out tho warrant. 'alleged that he took an accident policy from Johnson and paid him dues regularly at the Big Four yards, where he Is employed.

Bracken said he understood that Johnson called, at hla home and signed hla receipt card each time after accepting the money. He finally ascertained that tho card was not receipted, and called at the office of the company, where ho was told that his policy had lapsed. An Investigation showed that' Johnson did not apply the collections. The local agency is now In the hands of Burgan Burgan. JOLTED OFF A TRAIN.

Switchman Fell Heavily Across a 1 Rail and May Die. Walter Henderson, a switchman, living at 309 South New Jersey Btreet, was standing on the last car of a freight cut in the Blr Pour yards to day." when a sudden Jolt threw him off. Henderson fell on his back across a rail and 'received injuries to his spine that, may cause his death. He was placed on a car and taken to Delaware street and the Union railway tracks, and from there to St, Vincent's Hospital in an ambulance. Genuine Garter's little Liver Pills.1 Must Bear Signature of 5ee Pac Smllo Wrapper Below.

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Tfeo Gcnulna lies Cr. Caldncn'o Fnca en Every co ix mi lirtro uteres uuo end OI.CO ULzcs. ROOKERY CHESS CLUB. i i i i E. Marquis Leads In the Championship Tourney, The Rookery CJiess Club met last night at the home of E.

L. Moore, the secretary, 2506 Ashland avenue. W. II. Blair was elected to membership.

Seven boards were played, and the following tournament games were recorded: W. M. Murdoch: 3 R. I 0 Ewald Over ....2 W. M.

Murdock. 1 C. T. 3 Dr. C.

R. 0 E. Marquis 3 B. F. Reagan 0 B.

P. Reagan ..3 P. C. Victor. 0 B.

P. Reagan 3 Sherman 0 Ewald Over 3 D. R. Lucas 0 E. L.

Moore 3 E. D. Olln. 4 E. Marquis 3 Dr.

C. R. 0 C. T. Bedford 2V4 J.

F. Poe V. J. F. Poe 2 Sherman 1 K.

Marquis 3 w. h. Wilhelm. 0 D. R.

Lucas. 2 E. D. Olin 1 CharJes Moore 3 J. P.

Poe 0 E. L. Moore 3 Dr. C. R.

0 The standing of the six high men in the tournament follows: Player. Wbn. Lost. Pet. E.

Marquis 20 ji Dr. T. Bedford 10 .744 E. Moore 2 10 .730 Charles Moore 24 .13 W. H.

Wilhelm 224 13'4 .625 William M. Murdeck 7 4V .626 The chid meets next fTiaay at the home of E. D. Olin. 2126 Park.

Members are permitted invite friends to attend. National Savings and Loan Affairs. The Marlon Trust Company, receiver for the. National Savings and Loan Association, filed Its final report this morning; (gl Courjhs. Colds Weak lungs are mostly duo to a cough.

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IT head, a strong arm sets vour stomach with Judge Carter, of Superior Court. It was shown that a dividend of 5 per cent, had been paid by the receiver on claims allowed, and that 18. 680 had been received and allowed. The association was declared Insolvent In October. 0899.

SIDE LIGHTS ON TIPS. In Trial of Negro Waiters Violation of Club Rule is Admitted. Three negro waiters at the Columbia, Club and the Claypool Hotel were sent to the grand Jury to day, on the charge of robbing; an Indiana avenue saloon of many bottles of champagne. Attorney Newton Harding, who defended one of them, attempted to show that negro had a good reputation for honesty, and It resulted In a tilt between Harding and Presecutor Ruckelshaus. "You only know him as a waiter," Ruckelshaus said; "you never saw him handle money.

Harding replied that he had seen the negro handle money, and blurted out that he had given him tips. "So you violated the club rules by giving tips, did you?" asked the prosecutor. 1Yes, I did, and that's more than you would do," Harding retorted. Small Assets of Indiana Life Co. In a filial report! filed this morning with Judge Allen, of Circuit Court, by the, Union Trust' Company, receiver for the! Indiana Life Insurance Company, it is stated that the assets amount to 331.72,1 obtained from the.

sale of office furniture. Ten dollars of this was applied to court costs and It is asked that the remainder be allowed the receiver fori his services. then Consumption SIM GUintllTEED AHD FOR SULE DY2ZI The Leading: Druggists i Si A afXs? If you don't know, call at one ef tho drug stores named below and buy a hoa for 60c. It Is guaranteed to euro any skin dlaeaaa. or money refunded.

Dlweitaea ef the Scalp, the Eye, the Ears and Noee disappear whea Tonko la applied. Tonko do.a not drlv. It back Into tho blood, but drawa it oat. You can walK Ilk a major after uxtnir Tonko on your coma or bunlona. Why ba In mlaery when' Tonko Is guaranteed to cure you? KRTPP REM LI) hlrao.

III. i For Sale THE WEBER HRUO Claypgnl Hotel. Indianapolis DIED II WITT Mrs. Sarah wife of James W. Hewitt, died, at :40 p.

March 4. of pneumonia, at her home, 16(4 N. Delaware st. Funeral notice later. MAQSAM Henry Maa sam.

Wednesday, 11 p. m. age 71. Lmtm widow, two aona and daughter. Funeral at Greenwood Sunday, 10 a.

m. Friends invitod. CONROD Henry Conrod died this tnomlnr, March (. at th. City Hospital.

Fun.ral will tak. placo at 8:30 a. Monday. March at George Hermann's undertaking eatabllahment. South Delaware st.

Friends InvKed. HOLOATE Alice Belle at Dn luth. wlfa of W. A. Hoi irate, better known hare as Bella Wood.

Funeral Monday, March 1 o'clock from TS1 N. Illinois st Friends Invited. Burial private. SCHMIDT Died at 1:30 a. March Elisabeth Schmidt, widow of Frederick Hchraldt.

In her seventy fourth year. The funeral will take place at 2 p. Monday, March 7. from residence. 100 N.

Now Jersey st. Friends Invited. Madison (Ind.) papers pleaso copy. HOWE Elder W. J.

Howe, a prominent preacher In tho Christian church, died at Martinsville. at 1:15 this morning, after an illness of several weeks. He was a man of line Intellect and faith, and had occupied soma of the nneet poaltlona 4n th. church. Hla son.

Harry E. of Croaa well. 'hla daughter. Mrs. Wilson, of Richmond, snd his slater.

Miss Laura Jlowo. were at his bedside when tho end came. Tho body will bo rtaken to Richmond. for burial. OBBB sj Card of Thanta.

The family of tho late Newton 'Nlcholo wishes to thank the many frlenda for tho klndneas and sympathy shown then) In their lata bereavement. Also for tha many beautiful floral offerings. ELMER E. NICHOLS. Card of Thanks.

Wo Wish to express our sincere thanks to sll our relatives, friends and neighbors for their kindness during tho sickness snd death of our beloved daughter and sister. Kiiilh Felner, and for the beautiful floral offering; also. Iter. If W. Vlts for conaollng words.

JULIUS FEINER. AND FA MILT. of our Jessie Lendorml, who died March. 111. THE FAMILY.

FUNERAL pjRECTORS. FUNERAL DIRECTORS WHIT8ETT CULVER. FUNERAL DIRECTORS KREijELU, 221 N. Ielawar. at.

I'honea FUNERAL DIRECTORS Undertaker, 13 W. Market St. Tel. 211. FUNERAL DIRECTORS FINN RROS.I IXNi.

135 W. Market. Roth phow. I FUNERAL DIRECTORS ADAMS A KKtl flER, lis N. llllnoia a.

Telephone 11S. FUNERAL DIRECTORS McNKKLY A HON. corner Clifton and Udell at a. 1' hones S0C7; old aah 197. FUNERAL DIRECTORS JOHNSON.

HASSLE tt GEORGE, 3J7. Maaaachuaetta tn N. Alabama st. New phone 63. Old main H.

FUNERAL DIRECTORS FRANK A. 11 LAN CHARD, Undaker. 1 July attenlanL Poutheast corner Ohio and N. Delaware. OSlr, 411: residence.

5. FUNERAL DIRECTORS A. RACFDALB SX1 Maaa. ava. Private ambulance.

MONUMENTS. MONUMENTS AUG. DIENER, 44 Waah Ington. Telephone 2C5. MONUMENTS H.

OODFRET. 7 eachuaotts ave. I'boo. puon ibii. "I i rr7 1 5 I'VS: Jyr4; WHAT IS TONKO? PERSONAL.

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No juetloita. I'ERSONALr Rrlng ua your watchea and )ew elry for repalra. SCHEKGENS, til E. Waeh Ington. PERSONAL Money loaned OD watoha.

ao'l dlamonda; largaat poaatblo antouat; lowaat tatM. 20t 8av.naon illds1. PERSONAL Roaton Itrown Rread. th l.et over sold In this city. Mads byi JOBIU'lI TAGOART; sold by grocers.

1 PERSONAL Morphine opium, laudrfnurn, cocaine myaalf cured; will inform you of harmlMa, partnanent homo euro. MRS. BALDWIN. Bo 121. Chlcaco.

PERSONAL Ere. sample, Almond Wax hkln Food: delightful, pura. cleanslna. Ii. alinr.

8end to stamp fiir poatar. to PURITY LOTION Hox Mlnneapolla kiinn. i PERSONAL SPECIAL IJST OP NAVE1 OF TAXPAYERS IN NINE CFN7 TRAL COUNTIES Or INDIANA, INI'LI INO INDIANAPOLIS IIIIK Rft CENT1 EACH. INQUIRES NEWS LUSINEHS OF FICS. PERSONAL My husband waa a hard diiuaa for over twenty yeara.

1 cure4 him by tt simpl. horn, treatment, and I will gladly tail you how 1 did It. I hava nothing aeil. so I want no money. MRS.

MARGARET A.NLiiR PON. Bo 11. Mllhurn. N. Y.

PERSONAL Opium, morphine and cxalne disease treated at home without pnlrt and without loss of time, at cost of medlrltiH; pay on Inatalttnenta; $1,000 will be paid for any ras. I can not cure. Writ. DR. C.

KEITH. Sll Monro, at Tolo. I PERSONAL 410 will be paid for any rw' that Dr. Keith's Iliuor, tobacco and etlo remedies. In liquid form, will not rure.

either with or without th. patient'a knowl edg 60c and tablet form also; truararitaud by druasiata. KaJllnjr to It at your 'iruK irlat's remedy will ho tnallM on reclpi of price. Write DR. H.

C. KEITH. Monro. Toledo, o.1 80CIETY AND CLUB MEETINGS. SOCIETY Prise c.rd social and entartils) ment given by ia a Ix1ite ll.

K. of at Gelaen ianner la II. Vermont an Henate Tueaday, March at o'rlock. Admiaalon, 10c. Refreshments free.

1 1 fieftt derree team. All ara Invited. SOCl My otlc TieIod F. "an A A. M.

Called metln in Masonlo at o'clock. Monday afternoon. renuriH" at 7 o'clock, for work In M. M. lere tlt Ing brethren will be cordially lro ANfEL FATOUT, W.

M. WILLIS D. ENGLE, Secretary. Attention. Kncainpin.nt No.

V. V. L. The comradca ara due ted to report at tha hall on next Tnesdar nivht. M.ir.

A. attend entertainment. They will bring tcetr families snd friends, and extend lnvltttln to others. By order of TH'W. J.

OARRAUD, Colonel. Tl. W. SirlXI VAN. Adjutant.

FUNERAL NOTICE. SCHMIDT Ladies' Society of Carman Pro. testitnt Orphans' Home mitiln ar herehy notltlel of the rivaih of Mra. i ifi Fchmldt. Funeral Monday, Mnr 7.

at 3 from residen' l'V rty at. Members klnoly re'jueatfd to atten 1 L. HKKRMAXN. PreKlIe vt. MRS.

H. C. ROEUKK. hcremry. CXK George Cook, aon of Nlrholan arl Maggie Cook.

VlrKlr.la t.o ii January i3. will be burl' 'l from va ilt at Holy cemetery Marrh 7, p. m. Friends Invited. II.

leavea 'father, mother, an brotlu and a hoat of ltiva and fib nla to i mra hla untimely doath. fcreweil. dear fieorae. thou hat left I ft tn. circle cherlsh i Ion; Left the frlemla who i risd thy frlf r.

1 i With devotion deep an.l n'rtrnt. How wa loved you, how uimc Truly, worda can never tell. But 4 left ua mournlr.a: Mm, la a battT lan 1 to ilwt ll 1114 LoVlNJ AUNT Il.VT.n.vrVa,.