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Rumored Murder at st. Paul.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
~SHELBYvILLE, April Word was received
tonight that Benjamin jenkins had shot and
killed Taylor Trimble, at St. Paul, ten miles
south of the city. Particulars not known.
A Greensburg dispatch says: Ben Jenkins,
a druggist, shot and killed his ~son-in-law,
Taylor Trimblc, tonight. 1t is said to be the
result of an old feud. Trimble fired first.
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1ngerso1 win Go To Chicago.

Special to the Indianapolis. Journal.
WASHINGTON, April There is little doubt
that Colonel I~ngersoll will be selected a delegate
to the Chicago convention by the Republicans of
this district tomorrow. He will support Gen
eral Logan.
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Fire at Chatham. Va.

CHATHAM, Va, April Sire last night de-
stroyed four stores, a livery stable, the office of
the Pittsylyania Tribune, and the county jail.
Insurance, $5O,O OO. The Jail was valued at
81. 900.
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Base ball.

RICHMOND, April detroit 6, Virginia 3.
BALTIMORE, April Baltimore 0, Buffalo l.
WASHINGTON, April 7.-Providence 10. Wash
ington 3.
DAYTON, O., April dayton 5, Cleveland
reserves l.
New YORK, April 7.-Clevelands Z, Metropoli
tans nothing.
PHILADELPHIA, April athletic 9, Phila-
delphia s. Nine thousand people witnessed the
game.
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KALAMAZOO, April Is. Banderson's furni
ture factory and saw-mill at Berlamont station
on the South Haven railroad. burned on Sunday
morning. Loss, $18, 900 to $25, 900; insured fol
Sc 000.
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Or high or low, or rich or poor,
None would foul teeth or breath endure,
If they but knew how sure and swift
Was Sozodont, that priceless gift,
In giving beauty, life and tone
To every charm the mouth can own.
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membership in the State militia is inconsistent
with the duties and obligations Of trade union
icfcN
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Bank RniIding Burned.

PENSACOLA, Fla. April Fire this morning
destroyed the Merchants Bank and several
stores and offices in the vicinity. Loss, 1000;
insurance, $2S, 000.
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cratic party to-day, Malone and all of them
The committee then adjourned until Monday
nnNt
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AVOID cheap goods. The Hop plaster cures
pains and aches where other plasters simply
relieve. 25 cents at all drug stores.
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Paper Mill rne

OTTAWA, April 7-Clark's p%aper-mill, at Mar
settles, burned last night. Loss, $50, 600; fully
ipS11paA
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DON'T forget the I. L. l. Fancy Dress Carni
val on Thursday night.
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MINOR MENTION.
Three Indiana Counties Which Desire Pro
lection Against Chinese.

Three Indiana Counties Which Desire Pro
lection Against Chinese.
Special to the indianapolis Journal.
WASHINGTON, April Mr.. Wood introduced
IN the House, to-day, a bill to pay Perry B.
Bowser, of Logansport, $500 back pay, for re
cruiting and for expenses borne in the military
service.
Mr.. Ward offered bills pensioning Catharine
H. Click and Thomas H. Bruner.
Bills came from Mr.. Stockslager to pay E. P.
Tuley, of New Albany, $3,2O8, compensation for
property taken from him and used by the United
States army during the late war; also, to pen
sion Dorathy Howard.
A bill to pension George W. Hubbell was pre-
scented by Mr.. Holman.
Mr.. Cobb presented petitions from citizens of
Daviess. Knox and Sullivan counties for laws
that will prohibit Chinese immigration, and
from j. P. Porter Post, G. A. R., Geneva, Ad-
ans county, asking for equalization of soldiers
b%ounties, etc.
Abuses of the Newspaper Postal Law.
Special to the indianapolis Journal.
WASHINGTON, April Joseph Medill, editor
Chicago Tribune and president of the Western
Associated Press, appeared before the Senate
committee on postoffices to-day. He consid-
cred the present law an oppressive tax on pub
fishers and favored reduction of rates on news
papers issued from Office of publication. Form
erly postage was paid by subscribers, but by the
law enacted in 1874 prepayment is required at
the Office of publication. The result has been
that publishers in the United States have been
compelled to pay this tax, amounting to about
81, 500. 900 per annum during the past ten years.
By this requirement hundreds of newspapers,
dailies and some weeklies that do not make any
profits to publishers, have to borrow money to
pay postage. The postage at present rates on
any seven-column paper like the Chicago
Tribune amounts to 81 or 81. 60 a year, according
to the number of supplements issued. This
comes out of the pocket of the publisher, and in
a majority of cases represents all the profit the
paper makers. He thought the law was unfair in
carrying country weeklies free in counties in
which they were published. 1t helped papers
published in eounty-seats and large counties,
but did not help those published near the mar
gin of a county where most of their circulation
was in counties other than that in which they
were published. He said the press generally
did not think it fair that in order to make up the
deficiency made by carrying government matter
free and country papers free they should be
compelled to bear the burden of the present rate
when the government has millions of surplus
revenues which are such trouble to Congress.
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NATIONAL CAPITAL TOPICS.
Republicans Will Offer No Obstacle to
Debate on the Morrison Bill.

The Democratic Majority ResOrting to Their
Old Tactics of Gripping the Departments
by Insufficient Appropriations.
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by arrangu|
~meys Ia OlJ
q, my custo
bssiness attsn||
~na!ly preseu|
Parties wiz
land Scrip.
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EVAN latd
Decisions keH
bought and sol
Conveyanciu
and sales mad
proceeds prom
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HumOripg Children.

u lie good to hnuncr them in all nat
url manifestations and cravings CT their
affections. A child hungry hearted for
love Ia one Of the sadlosk sights In the
world. Hardly less pitifuj is the condi-
tion OF little one perpetually repressed
or discouraged in the sweet impulses
that prompt it to give expression to his
love. That way danger lies. The boy
or girl will not easily go wrong whose
arm is twined morning and night around
mothers neck, or whose head is well
coined to it's cuddling place on fathers
shoulder II is on the side Of their AZ
fections that children are most easily
the invisible, golden cord of love. It Is
their natural bent in all right, helpful
directions. Remember thay education
is only the leading out OF lowers and
faculties that are within. Encourage,
therefore, such inclinations toward
books, stndi"s, mechanics. music. out
o.. door pursuits and healthful sports as
shall help most truly 10 develop your
child. As education comes more and
more tO include the development of q
nstural aptitude, it will be more and
more successful. 1t is good to hunor
your children in preserving their indi-
viGualitS, and in fostering q true self
respect. Teach them early the value of
a dime and aNdollar. Ii you give them
ut ) cents week, tell them what it
70 ia somebody in labor, and hold them
trictly to their allowance.
The philosophy of early training is to
make tn child father to the man
o-her to the woman. The homely
roverb, "As the twig is bent the tree
clines," is not yet outgrown. 1t is as
ue now az in ancient times, that ii
me twigs are permitted to grow as
~ incline the tree will be q crooked
one.
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nj AkskEr REPORT.

corrected weekly fr, III the Post Intelhgeneeri
Hops, 2O@25 cents.
Wool, good No. /, clean, 16@17 cents.
Wheat, per ton, $43
Flour, per barrel. So 90
Oats, per ton, S26@28
Bacon, California, pei pound, 13t@15c.
Country cured, 12t cents.
hams, 1Sc
Lard, Is cents.
Butter. A No. 1, choice, Al cents.
Fair to medium. 37A cents.
Eggs, per dozen. 25@ 30cents.
Chickens, per dozen, SO
Hidcs, per pound. IA cents.
Green, cents.
Potatoes, per bushel. go O. 62t cents.
Hay, per ton, $15@17.
Chop teed, gr barley, per tor, $50.
Bran, $22.
Apples, sundred, II cents.
Machine died, IL cents.
Green, per box. $115@$125
Furs, Beaver prime per III, $l50@l75.
Otter, each, $4,000. 90.
!" Bear, each, 81 00@5.O0.
apples, per box, 1880
lemons per 1907, $4.nO@5.00.
RETAIL.
Beet, II cents.
Pork, IL to IL cents.
Mutton, II cents.
WHOLESALE.
Beef neat, II cents.
Beef on foot, 81 cents.
Pork neat, II to IL cents.
Pork on foot, to 8 cents.
Milton neat, IL cents.
Mutton on foot, to 81 cents.
BUILDING MATERIAL.
Rough common, $l2 per M.
Flooring, 1x4, No. l, $3.50 per M.
2. $40 so per NJ.
Ike, No. 1, $1S so per NJ
2, $3.50 per NJ.
Dressed lumber. is, $1s per NJ.
A., $20prr M.
Rustic, No. 1, $lS so per NJ.
g 2, $50 so per NJ.
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ersion to socisty Dimness Of Vision. Noises In tn
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JOSE MONTANA Y SAIS,
Comersiantes Pormenor
LINCOLN, y. NJ.

AvIso-Nosotros los avajo firmados dis
imos a Nd nucstros letores que emos mu,
dudo nuestro comersio a la tienda nueva
pora vendcr mas barata que ninguna otra
persona por dinero, al menudello asi
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1t now turns out that London is
the victim of a new Yankee hum
bug. A late brand OF American
cigars introduced there and smoked
by all the dudes of Regent street
with great satisfaction are found to
be made of tobacco paper-that is
a cheap kind Of paper soaked in
tobacco juice, a stale beer, and
s~trychnlne and then rolled like the
tobacco leaf.
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subscriptions invaTiabl, IN advance.
Inglecopies 3 cents. Specimen copic,
free.
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1t isstatcd that the great preacher,
Henry Ward Beecher, among the
other properties of his celebrated
Peckskill farm has a herd of Al
dcrney cattle valued at $4,000 to
SIS, 5000. If he would take his
little herd and "go west and grow
up with the country he might
soon be ranked as Il bred
among cattle mon
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ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF MAILS.

leave Anton Chico, Tuesdays and
fridays. ...a... .......t a IN
cave White Oaks, Saturdays and
Wednesday,. G % IN.
All mails close 30 minutes before departure.
Registered letters and packages should be
presented one hour before departure OF mails.
Ofhcc open on Sundays from : to 10 n. III.
aud | to 4 p. m.
NJ. II. BELLOMY. p. NJ.
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Republican County Con mention

Pursuant to a call from the re
publican Territorial Committee tor
a Republican Territorial 'onven-
tiou, to be held at Santa re- on.
Monday August p, iSSl, to noml-
nate a candldatoior delegate 20 the
+9th Congress.
The Republicans OF the several
precincts of the County OK Lincoln
are requested u" meet 'i ''''> ''''
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Johnny Bull say, Alfonso,
hit those bloody Hamericans helect
jim Blaine, hits hall hup with hus;
we can't hinsult their bloody flag
hanymore."
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COUNTY DIRECTORY.

County Commissioners,
Z. r. STONE, JOSE MONTANA, \. WILSON.
School Commissioners.
GEo.L. ULRIcK, AMOS EAKERs, f. KEENE.
Precinct No. 8, Directory.
Justice of the Peace, WIN. +. B~LANCHAHD,
constable. ........... .CY. DAVIDSON.
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