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Members OF the Independent Order OF Odd Fellows are
<S& hereby generally notified, that on the second Thursday, the
%@@ l2h day of July instant, during the regular semiannual
session of The r. w. Grand Lodge of Indiana. } a celebration will oc-
cur, under the auspices of Centre Lodge No. Is, and Philoxenian
Lodge No. A, of indianapolis, and by permission OF the Grand Lodge
Of the State. An address will be delivered by Bro. SCHUYLER Col
FAX OF South Bend, who has chosen as his subject The Teachings, Sc
ercts, and Principles Of the Order, vti a rsriaE Of the principal Ojee-
hOns Urged against II. Members OF the order re respectfully invited
to he present, and join in the ceremonies of the occasion.
WILLIAM A. WRIGHT,
e. II. HOOD,
w. w. WEAVER,
Committee Of Centre Lodge No. Is.
JOHN s. SPANN,
WILLIAM ECKERT,
G. G. HOLMAN,
lniIvl9 Committee Of Phloreniaa Lodge. M. a.
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TO CONTRACTORS
On the Indianapolis and Beliefontafne
~

n DEEM il proper, at the commencement of your operations for
n the season, 10 call your especial attention TO the following clause
in your contracts. "t is further understood and expected that the
party of The IN ST part Ohe contradictory will use all reasonable exer-
laborers engaged in this contract" This clause was inserted IN
your contracts with a full understanding that it would be complied
with strictly by you, as il is believed that its enforcement by all tho
contractors on the line is essential to harmony or action and the Pros
perty Of the work. The nse of spirtuous liquors on The line cannot
but prove a positive injury to all who may come In contact with IL,
and 4 cannot too strongly condemn its use. Those contractors who
comply strictly with this part Of their contracts win recommend them
selves favorabIy TO The Board, in subsequent lettings on the line,
should they wish new contracts.
los o. Il. SMITH, President
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EpY virtue Of an execution to me directed from the clerks office
AB Of the Marion eircnit court, | viii expose to pu' lie sale, on
the 10th day Of July, 1919, at the Court House door in the town
of Indianapolis, Marion county, Indiana, within the hours pre-
scribed by law, the rents and profits, for seven years, of the fol
lowing real estate, to-wit
The south half of block number Is also lot number 8. in out
lot number 30, situated in Indianapolis. Marion county, Indiana.
And ON failure to realize the full amount of Judgment, interest
and costs, ! will at the same time and place, expose the fee simple
of said real estate. Taken as the property Of George w Mearst
at the suit Of Jesse Tomi.nsOn.
los Sis CHARLEs C. CAMPBELL. Sheriff NC.
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SUNDREES
ABNER SMITHS

~<ey ABNER
R Restaurant and Eating Saloon.
On Ddqpare Street, South of The Court House, Indianapolis, Indiana.
TEtHE subscriber would respectfully inform his hienas and the pub
lie that he has made extensive additions TO bis establishment,
rendering lit he most complete and desirable in the city. The Resau-
rant will at all times be supplied with the choicest fare that the city
can afford in a style TO suit the most fastidious epicure.
Also can acccmmopate a number of day boarders without lodging
Also POULTRY bOug ht for the southern market for cash.
February l, 1919. 76n ABNER SMITH.
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William ii. Seward has received, asa present from
some of his law, and perhaps political clients, a pre-
sent of trco cast iron hons. 1t is the most appropri-
ate testimonial which could have been rendered to
him, ms being perfectly OF his charac-
teristic British Whiggery. American Eagles would
not have been suitably adapted, neither would the
wing press have been 60 prompt in making the an
I ouncement.
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SHERIFF,S SALE.

ID virtue of writ OF execution to me directed from the clerks
D Office of the Marion Circuit Court, I will expose to public
sale, on the l4th day Of July, Is4s, at the Court House door
in the city Of Indianapolis, in the county OF Marion, and State OF
Indiana, within the hours prescribed by law, the rents and pro-
fits for seven years, of the following real estate, to-wit:
Sixty acres Of land in the southeast corner Of the northeast
quarter OF section twenty-fouE, (2D IN township numbered fifteen,
Q5) north, OF range two CO east, included in the following boun-
daries, to-wit beginning at the southeast corner Of said quar-
ter section thence running north on the esst lire Of said secton
60 rods to a stake thence west I20 rods 10 a stake thence touth
so rodsto a stake and thence east to the place of beginning. stu
ate in said county of Marion.
AHd on failure TO realize the full amount of said Judgment interest
and costs, | will at the same time and place, expose the fee simple
of said real estate. Taken as the property of Abram II. GILES,
ct the suit of Sarah A. Giles
CHARLES C. CAMPBELL,
63wis June l6. Sheriff Marion County.
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is not doubted that the Americans

eigners there, it IS not doubted that the Americans
wal! retain complete control.
All accounts agree. that the Mexicans manifest
anything but a friendly feeling towards the Ameri-
cans. In addition TO the facts communicated by Mr..
Loring, others will be found in the letter from Mazat-
Ian, which we publish THE morning. II is there sta
ted, that great numbers Of Mexicans. many of them
in organized companies, and well armed, are leaving
Mexico for California, and the writer, noticing the
Ill feeling which m~anifeslly prevails. expresses the
opinion that war will be renewed within a short time
between the two Countries.
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respectfully inform The LADIES' OF indianapolis and
V-e<s the public generally, that she Is uOW receiving direct from
VIZ Philadelphia, the Spring style OF BOhnets and Is prepared TO
execute all orders in the MIIenery Business in the latest and
most approved style. Every description OF BOnnels and Trimmings
constantly on hand, and viii be furnished ON the most reasonable
terms. Mourning Bonneds Of all kinds made 10 order at short notice,
in the best style.
Fancy Caps, Head Dresses, on hard, and mlde To order.
Bleaching and Pressing in all its branches done 10 order, and all
work parGnted to give satisfaction.
In o nexion with the above, the Dress Making is conducted by a
lady iron New York, who is competent TO give entire satisfaction 70 all
who will favor US with their patronage.
Vesettes, NiantIas, Sacks, Caps, Parry and Bridal Dresses madein
superior style, at short notice, and warranted to 6t.
Terms reasonable. Entrance through the Store, one door eastD
Hannaman's drug store.
Nh. The latest fashions received monthly. GAY
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NOTICE h. hereby given, that at the annual election in August
= next, poll will be opened in each Of The several townships in
Marion county, Indiana, In which shall he entered all the vofesr given
for or against the calling Of Convention, 20 alter, revise or amend
the Constitution Of the State Of Indiana, al which time every quail
fed vser In said county may, II he chooses. vote Cor or acaina the
calling Of a Convention hr sdch purpose. G. G. CAMPBELL,
June 2ls 1879. 66ws Sheriff Marion Cosrty.
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Martin q WhiteIcy's
N TONIC,
DIR. 4. HI. SANDERS

DIX. j. III. SANDERS.
A formed a partnership with p. H. J7INES0N, a grad
LII uate OF The Jefferson Medical College OF Philadelphia, would
respectfully inform the citizens of Indianapolis and vicinity, that they
will devote their entire time and energies TO the various du.ies Of the
profession, and hope 10 receive n liberal share Of public patronage
Office on Meridian street, three doors south Of the Baptist Church at
the residence Of DIR. Sanders.
DIR. Jameson takes pleasure in naming the following medical gen.
temen $ references: T.. Dunlap, M. ID j. l.. Motheishead, NJ ID;
Charles Parry, NJ. ID and John s. Bob5s. N. d. lOL6m
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GRAENWOLD a. MACHLET

XKTISH to inform the public respectfully, that they are pre-
w pared to do any work in the Painting line to order, such
as House, Sign and Carriage Painting, Glazing, and Paper-hang-
ing. They will paint to order transparent Window Shades, and
con stantly on hand a fine assortment of the same for sale, at
and retail. Shop back of John Thalman & Evanss
on Washington street, east of the Branch Bank.
Indianapolis, June 2, 1919. Ill 3mosT
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- HNR. II. p. NORRIS having permanently To-
EHSZS - Gated in Indianapolis, offers his professional
UTFT<~X\ services to the citizens Of this place and vicinity
'I11 and hopes to receive n liberal share of public
patronage. He is prepared to perform all usual operations in DeR-
tai Surgery, embracing the latest improvements in the science.
He has spared no pains or expense in procuring the most approved
materials and nstruments for filling, inserting and extracting
teeth, having the experience of ten years. successful practice.
DIR. Norris feels justi6able in assuring the public that he will
render satisfaction to all who may favor him with a trial Of his
skill and mechanism.
IOstf Office on washington street. opposite Temperance Hall.
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Perry Dayis'S
VEGETABLE PAIN KILLER.
VNHIs will most instantly cure any and all kinds Of PAIN, its
IL action is like magic in many cases. Over four hundred thou
sand bottles have been sold in the New England States the last
year. BEWARE OF CogNTERFEITsl since its great popularity, base
init ations have been gotten up, and palmed off on the community.
Zee that a likeness of the original proprietor Is on the bottles. A
Pamphlet of directions and history Of its origin accompanies leach
bottle. Get one and read il.
j.. HARRIS, General Agent for the Western States, on 4h
street, between Walnut and Vine, Cincinnati, Ohio, to whom II
orders must be addressed
ToMLINsoN BROTHERS Agents, Indianapolis. D.J.JAcK
sos Frankfort. Ia. 2O-ly
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m QUANTITY.

VNALDRON's Grain and Grass scythes, sneaths, and Cradles.
wv Amess shoveis, Grain shoveis, Manure and and Hay Forks,
Rakes, &c.
Mill and Cross Cut and Hand Saws. Broad and Chopping Axes,
Planes and Plane Bits, Coopers Tools nf all descriptions, &C. Al
viii be sold low for cash. KELLOGG 4 YANDEs,
Sign Of fhe Big Paddock and Cook Sfuva
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SMERIFF,S SALE.

Icy virtue ola writ Of vendiioni exponas and execution to me
NJ directed from the clerks office of the Marion Circuit Court, /
will expose TO public sale, on the Goth day of July. Is49, at the
Court House door, in the town of indianapolis, Marion county,
Indiana, within the hours prescribed by law, the rents and pro-
fits for seven years, of the following real estate, to-wit:
The northwest quarter of section number Is, township number
Is, north of range number 2, situated in Marion county. Indiana.
And on failure to realize the fun amount Of judgment. interest,
and costs, | will at the same time and place, EXPOSE the fee simple
Of said real estate. Taken as the property Of Andrew Wilson,
at the suit Of Joseph Scott.
ats sL75 CHARLES C. CAMPRELL. Sheriff Nc
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DIR. MARTINS
COmDOUnd SYrlID Of Wild herrY

compound syrup OIL WtI0 Cnerfy.
IL public in Coughs. whether arising from Colds, or the Hho0Ping
Cough, of that dreadful maady, Consumption. Few remedies, in tho
sh0t time it has been before the public, have effected so many cures.
in this city, in which they have been highly gralIied TO learn its good
effects The Bishop Of the Protestant Episcopal Church OF Mary
has used il in his own person with decided benefit and our medical
friends do not scnple TO recommend it a one of the best remediesin
Consumption, Bronchhis, Asthma, &c, which they have ever met
with. The following is from a highly respectable Physician on Kent
Island, whom we made acquainted with the preparation:
Kent Island, (Md) June %. 1877.
Dr. Martin-DearS ir:-Since my return home, 1 prescribed your
Syrup of Wild Cherry in several cases one in particular, a case Of
Asthma Of long standing, (about 81 years a neishbor and patient Of
mine. Her dseas sc has never been benefIted by any Medicine which
she has taken, and for the last year or two she has been confined en-
tireIy to the house. do not know that she has had a good nights
rest for a long time, but since she commenced taking your medicine
(aud she has only taken one bottle she is enabled 10 go TO bed and
sleep well all night. Think the medicine will make a perfect cure of
her, and she is determined to give il a far trial. Her husband. Mr..
RhodeTck Earickson, lisa merchant here, and says IL you will send
me some Of IL, he will act as your agent
Price rs cents per bottle. Around each bottle there is a short trea-
tie on Diseases OF the Chest.
Martin d whiteIcy's
NATIONAL TONIC,
a CERTAIN CURE FOR FEVER and .AGUE.
In cur Summer and Fall months many sections Of our country ARE
Frustrated by This disease. II has been our particular study TO find out
eutifc compound we have Effected this great desideratum. IL is also
the best remedy Ia be had in all cases of Dyspepsia, If the directions
ia the pamphlet which is around each bottle are properly observed.
Read the following certificate:
PowHArTENF Factory, near Baltimore
April 9th, lS4S.
.Messrs. Martin & WZitelev. -
Gentlemen-lt Is with sincere pleasure I am able to give my evil
dence in favor of your valuable " National 70Hic.' Having been
troubled for nearly four years with the Ague and Fever, | tried almost
relief, until a few months ago, [ purchased from one of your agents
(MessIs. Jos. Shane & Co.. a bottle of your Tonic, and after giving
hesitation in recommending it to all persons afflicted with ague and
fever rs The best remedy known.
For sale by WIN. H%ANNAMAN, Druggist, sole agent for Indian
pois. 5l6m
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NOTICE no CONTRIBUTORS.

SEALED PROPOSALS for the building Of a Court House, at
y Franklin, johnson county, Indiana, will be received by the
undersigned. commissioners OF said county, up TO 10 O'Clock OF the
4th day of July, A. D. 1919, at the clerks office Of said county.
Contractor to give bond with approved freehold tecurity in dou-
Bile the sum Of his BID. for the performance thereof. s~peci6cs-
tons. time of completion, and nature of payments can be seen ten
days previous to said letting, at said office BY order of the board
SAMUEL ECCLES,)
PETER SHUCK, fComrs
DAVID ~FORSYTH,)
June 6, I8fo. 53wis Attest, JACOB SIBERT, Clerk.
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NEW WOODEN FACTORY.

rE,HE subscribers would respectfully inform the public that
n they have leased for a term of years, the factory situated on
the Central Canal, one mile north of indianapolis, belonging TO the
estate of y. West, deceased, and formerly used as a Cotton Fac
tory, and have filed the same with
Entire New WOODEN Machinery,
For Manufacturing Purposes.
B~roadcloths, [ assmeres, Jeans, Linseys, Flannels, Blankets,
&c. made to order and kept constantly on hand. All manuflctur-
ing done at lower prices than has ever been charged at this place
before. Running
Eight Power Looms
Calculated to tarn of one thousand yards of goods daily, we shall
be able to finish work rapidly, and we trust 20 the entire satisfac-
ton Of our customers. In connection with this establishment we
have also leased the
Carding Machines and Pulling Mill
Near Vests Mills, and having everything in good order would
notify the customers Of this establishment that we are ready to
Card, Spin, Full, Sc, at sight. Spinning done at reduced prices.
Ten cut yarn at 10 cents per pound sl yarn over ten cuts TO the
pound, one cent per cut extra. JESSE YOUNT x co.
TO my old Customers.
take pleasure in saying that they will find me on baAd as above,
prepared to co all work in my line in a faithful and workmanlike
manner. Persons have wool to manufacture are respectfully invl-
ted to call and see this establishment before going elsewhere, as it
is my intention. to spare no pains to give entire satisfaction both
in work and prices.
MAY Z, 1919. 10+2mos JESSE YOUNT.
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Commissioner,s Sale of Real Estate.

Commissioner Sale of Reai Estate.
ES Y virtue Of a final decree Of the Supreme Court Of the State Of
Ed Indiana, rendered in a ease on appeal from the Marion circuit
court, wherein James Smith was appellant, and Eloch G. Hanna and
others were appeIlees, l will exPoss to public sale to the highest and
hest bidder, on the 2Sh day Of July next. between The hours of 10
O'Clock, A. NJ, and 4 O'Clock, p. NJ, at the Court House door in the
city of Indanspons, Marion county,, Indiana, the fee simple of the
following described real estate situate and lying in the said county Of
Marion, that is to say, fmly acres off The north end OF the west half Of
the northwest quarter &c section No. 81, township No. 10 north, Of
range No. 3 east, and the west half Of the southwest quarter Of sec
ton No. l3, township No. Is north, of range east, containing nthe
whole 100 acres, more or less, exceptthe follow ing part thereof, tO-wh:
four acres, beginning at The northwest corner Of the west half of the
southwest quarter Of section No. I3, running thence south with the
west TO The place Of beginning which premises viii be sold upon the
following terms and conditions, that is 10 say-the purchaser TO pay off
and satisfy n mortgage TO the State on part OF said land, dated on tbs
18th day Of March, 1874. for SIS with interest from let January, le47,
at 7 per cent, to run till LIST January, 1854, and also TO pay in cash on
tbs day Of sale the sum Of 1887 OF as the fees of the commissioner
out Of the purchase money, and for the balance six, twelve and eigh-
teen months will be given, in equal payments, notes without relief and
bearing interest from date, and freehold security being given. losses
sion 10 be given to the purchaser on The LIST day of March next, a GER
tifcate Tor a deed viii be executed, emitting the pOrchas ser TO a deed
when The purchase money shall be paid.
July 5, 1919. IOIJIySs JAMES JOHNSON, Commissioner.
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GENTLEWEN,S HATS.

m AM now in receipt Of another lot Of those beautiful Has made
Il expressly for this market; they are not inferior to any have be-
fore offered for durability beauty and style of finish they are unsur'
passed by any. Gentlemen can get Hats that accurately Mt the head.
Also, a complete assortment of Otter Fur, Seal, Nutra, Cloth and
Pllsh Caps, for sale at the Hat and Shoe Store of ]. X. SHARPE
DecembeI4 a. 1913. 5fy
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NOTICE.

~ Office is hereby given to the voters OF Marion county, Ind,
z ana, that at the general election TO be held in the several
townships in said county ON the first Monday in August, 1849,
each voter will he called upon to vote upon the question as to the
adoption of the act Of 1852, to increase and extend the benefits
of common schools. CHARLES c. CAMPBELL,
July ,, 1919. Sheriff NJ. c..
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PLANK ROAD COMPANY

rUNHE Stockholders are hereby notified, that contracts have
IL been made for the prosecution of the work on the Central
Plank Road. And for the purpose OF meeting the estimates, it viii
be necessary for the subscribers Of stock 10 make the following
payments, towit:
On or before the Goth day of June next, tpo dollars on each
share of stock and on or before the Oath day Of July next, tD0
dollars on each share of stock.
Nav DC. 1919. lOQ3w W JAMES BLAKE. President.
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NOTICE.

Indianapolis and Belefontaine Railroad Company.
THE Stockholders of the above company are hereby notified tina
i an election viii be held in the town of Anderson. on Wednesday
the 4th dayo II July next, for the purpose of electng fifteen directors.
NAV Is. 1871 July 4. o III SMITH, President.
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LANDS! LANDS!

NANDOs LANHTS
TIME Indianapolis and Benefontaine Railroad Company have a
II number Of tracts Of land for sale, at low prices, In the follow
ing counties: Marion. Haunton, Madison, Delaware, Hancock, Ran
ddph, Jay, Wells, DeKab, Adams, Allen, Huntington, Wabash, Mi
ami, Cas-, Fulton, Marshall, Porter, Poone. Hendricks. Morgan, Clay,
Gibson, Parke, and Putnam. Several OF these Tracts are highly cult
waited. and some have small Improvements, of great importance in the
commencement Of a faIm.
In Hendricks county, among other valuable lands, l. a well known
farm under a high state OF cultivation, on the National Road, and
nearly adjoining To StlesyIle.
Some valuable town property in Indianapolis, Muncietown, Cumber'
land, and Bridgeport.
TERMS.
One fourth down, the remainder in three equal annual instruments,
with interest.
Letters of inquiry addressed TO the undersigned upon the subject,
will be promptly answered.
The bonds ofihe company received as cash for lands.
A. w. NORRIS, Treasurer,
l03w 1. s ID. X. r.. Co.
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GRAND MASONIC HALL

NOTICE is hereby given, that the second instalmeni on the
" stock of said building, will be due on the 24th inst. Payment
is requested to be made to the undersigned, with as little delay as
possible. The work being in progress, the whole amount due will
be required to meet contracts.
l9-3t WIN. SHEETS, Commissioner.
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DISSOLUTION.

NOTICE IS hereby given that the copsrtnershIp heretofore ez
~ listing between the subscribers, under the title Of Laux 4
Brandt, was dissolved on the last day Of May, 1912. by mutua
consent. J. LAUX,
June 7, 1919. 2-3wis +. n. BRANDT.
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E0R SALE.

THE undersigned will sell a large brick store house, stuates
i in the town OF Montezuma, Parke county. The house i
fifty feet deep, and twenty-five front, and is suitably CONSTRUCTED
for a mercantile business. The town in which it is situated q
rapidly increasing in population, icing Immediately upon the
Wabash and Erie Canal. The terms viii be made to suit the pur
chaser. S. A. DUVAL.
The Parke County Wing win copy to the amount Of 81, ani
cbarva 9 A Duval. inne6