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MRS. G. E. BouRcY, M. D.,

HAS HAD TwENTY-sIX YEARS PRAC-
IL tice, and gives all attention to Female
Diseases. Has cured hundreds OF chronic
diseases, and can furnish the best of refer
ences. Confnements, especially. will be
promptly attended to at all hours. Ladies
suffering from piles can be permanently
cured by consulting me at my office, No. lit
w. First street. Hours from 0 to 5. Resi-
dence corner of Montreal and Bellevue av-
enue, jly15
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Fast Los ANGELES INSTITUTE.

BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR
Is ,oung ladies and children. Corner
griffin avenue and Kuhrts street. For cir
cular and admission address NINE. DELE
VAL 2. O. box 300 OlO
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"Suredeath's Infallible Tan-producer, is
snew patent medicine for the complexion
IL is strongly recommended. as IN tnree
days 1t will make a girl look MS II sne hau
been al the seashore all lsummer-Rampie.
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MAGNETIC PHYSICIAN Rheumatism,
III liver kidney, tumors and all nervous
diseases a specially. Office hours from 10
A. N o4P M. Office 441a S. Spring street.
sep7 3m
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Bucklen,s Arnica saive.

When one Congressman assaults another
he generally hits him in the mouth, that
being about all there is to strike at.
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EDUCATIONAL.
m. BORcHERs,

rVHE ONLY PRACTICAL PIANO MAKER
and TUNER. late with Steinway 4 Sons
and A. Wener, respectfully informs the cit
izens of Los Angeles that he will place his
thirty years experience ut their disposal in
buying the best pianos at the lowest price
for small remuneration. Address, ~
BROOCHES, care Stoll & Thayer, under the
Mad eau, or at his residence, 4l6 West Sew
enth street. OH
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We are glad to see that hog cholera is be-
coming fatal. Perhaps the man in the pas
senger car who takes up four seats will
pause before he reflects.--Tid-B Bits.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-19

Roscoe Conkling is said to wear night
cap in bed.-Hartford Times You certain
ly wouldn't have him wear ii in the street,
would you?-BuffalO Courier.
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Public Notice.

Family jars have two keasons-the one in
the fall-preserving time, and the other at
the spring housekeeping.
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= cYApxE al n.

OFFICE AND RE5IDENCE-No. "a South
" Spring street. Los Angeles. Once
Hours-1i to 10 A. NJ, 8 to SPIN. )Sn
Telephone No, 353
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M. r. a. ne CAllH0i.

CCOUCHEUR, PHYSICIAN AND SUR
IA geon. Office and residence 207 Temple
street. When desired, lady patients are
boarded during treatment of diseases pecu-
liar to their sex. au3-tf
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Tight pants have fallen into disrepute.
THAT'S right. Now let fashion condemn
tight men to the same fate.
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a EaRJNps MUSICAL STUDIO,

101 sOuTH MAIN STREET. SIG. A.
III FAR nj respectfully announces his
Fall Term of Vocal Instructions.
Reception hours from to NJ. for one
week.
Specially Opera and concert stage: also,
oratoriO aud church. oltf
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ISAAC sGIlOWs, m. d.

ITOMG n AATulST-Ofice Hours-u to
III An. 2to 5P,M N. Ofiice-Nos. 8 and
s Oud Fellows Building, Los Angeles. Cal.
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Phillips POPULAR PLEASURE PAR
WARMER BROS, q cR0sRY.
ENGINEERs AND SURVEYORS.
cERvAIsE PURcElL, 3. A. c. e.,

CONSULTING ENGINEER AND SUR
" veyor; Associate Member Institute
Civil Engineers, London. Room IA, Allen
Block, corner Spring and Temple. oltf
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California Excsis In Everything

ABIETENE is produced fr m a peculiar
Fine and the onIy place where Abietene
can be produced ON this Continent is on the
western slope of the Sierra Nevadas OF Cal
ifornia. 1t has great medicinal properties
and combining it with other Expectorants
in Abietene Cough Balsam we guarantee 1t
for Consumption. Bronchitis sore Throat.
Whooping Cough, Group. Irritation OF the
Throat and Lung troubles. 1t contains no
opium. Price rs cents. Sold by C.F. Heinze-
man,
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DR.. z, C. MANNING

OFFICE AND RESIDENCE 81 South Fort
" street. Oflce hours--9 TO II A. n, to 4
r. NJ. Telephone 282. tlvl6
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Mrs. DIR. Wells. Female SpectaItst

The first lady licentiste of Kentucky
many years practice here and elsewhere
in Prolapsus Uteri or Falling of the Womb,
irregular tiles. Prompt relief and radical
change felt from the first treatment. 34l
8. Spring street.
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Sr, PAUL'S SCHOOL

DEOPENS MONDAY, OCTOBER 4th AT
h9A M Paul Birdsall, A. B. Trinity
Col. Hartford, head Master, with competent
assistants. Eng !ish classics and modern
languages.
Apply to the Rector at st. Paul's Church.
Olive street, between Fifth and Sixth SITS, or
at the School rooms in rear of the Church.
Oct3 I'm
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PLY SlClANS.
4. MILLS ROAl, m. n

OFYIcK-No. 80 N. Spring St., over Peoples
Store Hours-l0 to IL A. M, ~ NJ. to p.
M, 6 to7P. NJ. Office of DR.. Fellows-ll
A. NJ. to ~ NJ, and to 5P. M.
REsIDENcE-347 Hill street. two doors from
Fifth street. Telephone No. 1856. iy2Itf
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r. p. HOY. N. D.,

OCULIsT AND AURIST-Late with DR.. st..
" John Roosa and DR.. Norton, New York;
also late residence physician OF the Eye and
Ear Hospital, Worth street, New York. No.
4511& North Spring street. Office hours-1O
A. NJ to p. M and to SP.M 1lyl5
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Archibald Forbes book. THE Kings 1
Have Met" is having a large sale in Wash
ington, where the demand for 1t is aston1sh-
ing. People there think it is treatise on
pokeI.-Ram bier.
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SPECIALISTS.
MRS. DR.. MINNIE WELLS,
DR., CHARLES WIN. BRYs0N
PERSONAL,

- fee to 361a s. Spring st. His residence
Is Il West Sixth street. Ladies and gentle
men needing treatment or advice will re
ceive the kindest attention. Office hours,
A. N. to IL NJ, and 2 to P. N. jl3l
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3. ZAChAu,

N 8. Main St., oppo. Grand Opera House.
Corns, Bunions, Ingrowing, Nails. etc.
A speciality made of treating ladies at
their homes. P. o. Box 347. augZtf
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EaONIGOPATHISTS.
mi. FERNANDEZ, N. D.
DIR. A. e. WHEELER,

Hom9opathist.
OFFICE AND RESIDENCE-21 8. Fort
" street. HoURs-10 to 3 and evenings.
Telephone No. 4G. lylo
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MISS COOLEY
DR. N. ]. FRANK NEWMAN.

METAPHYSICIAN, 26s 8. Spring street
Wl from 1 to AZ. M. sep7tf
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INSTRUCTION IN PIANO, GUITAR AND
i Voice Culture. Terms IS month in
advance. Beginners in piano and guitar
81. Extra charge for lessons at residence.
IL years experience. 3l9 Temple st. su7
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YOUNG LADIES' NSTsTUTE-F0uR
TENTH TERM.

MISS ACKLESON'S PRIVATE SCHOOL
for Young Ladies and Misses; opening day.
Monday, August 30th. S12 Second st.
a05 I'm
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!. e. CONN, M. D.,

IL Northern Pacific Railroad, Physician
and Surgeon. OFFICE HoURs-l0 to IL A. M.
to P. v. Telephones: Office, 420; Resi-
dence, 374. OFFICE-Rooms 81 and 33. Baker
Block, Los Ans eles, Cal. sep15tf
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A splendid Mercantile Lunch
The Population of Los Angeles

A Splendid Mercantile Lunch
Fifteen cents, served every day from IL un-
til 'clock at 1.-THE Wieland, II 8. Spring.
The Population of Los Angeles
Is about forty thousand, and we would say
at least one half are troubled with some af-
lection of the throat and lungs. As those
complaints are, according to statistics,
more numerous than others, we would ad.
wise all not to neglect the opportunity to call
on us and get bottle of Kemp's Balsam
for tho throat and lungs. Trial size free.
Price 80 cents and $1.00 For sale by Il. ID.
Godfrey, Nadeau Block.
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PROF. CUYAS

WILL BE PREPARED TO RECEIVE HIS
w pupils in the Spanish language on the
Goth of September at his residence, "PlAZA
HOUSE."
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EXCURSIONS.
VIOLET'S

CELECT OVERLAND EXCURSIONS
= Leave Los Angeles first and third
ednesday of every month:
anI7-tf OH. VIOLET, Manager.
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ST. vIMcEnT's COLLEGE,

SIXTH STREET. Course, Collegiate and
y Commercial. Tuition, embracing all
branches, $50 per annun. Tuition, with
board and lodging, $3.50 per annum. For
Catalogue address REV. A. J. MEYER, c.
NJ, st, Vincent's College, Los Angeles, Cal.
spnIQ
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Perm.

Mrs. Fred Robinson will, in few weeks join her
husband, who is at LaPorte private secretary to
Manager Scott. of the l., P. & c. She will remain all
summer. Mrs. o. P Mohler is assisting her father,
R. r. Donedson, at the Wabash elevator, in the
pacity of book-keeper and amanuensis. The Bapt-
fist social Wednesday evening, of the pleas
ant entertainments held during the week The attend
anee was large and the proceeds satisfactory. The
Arion male quartet rapidly acquiring local re-
nown. Besides being in demand at local entertain
ments churches etc. they will furnish the music for
tho Decoration Day exercises at Bunker Hill to-day,
and this city tomorrow The organization consists of
Messrs Brown, Carpenter Smith and Harvey. F.
Peru Canton, Patrarchs Militant, l. o. O. F. effected
a permanent organization Thursday evening The
charter has been sent for The following officers
were elected: Captain, W. K. Armstrong; first lieu
tenant, j. A. Debert; ensign. j. c. Brown. The
ter musters twenty members, with probable addi
tions of twelve Mrs. e. N Coffin, of Butler,
is visiting Mrs. Joe Breckenridge, West Third
street Miss Minnie Ellis is visiting friends at Wa
bash. Miss Pattie Shirk is visiting relatives at
Greensburg. Mrs. q. L. Armstrong returned on
Thursday from her trip among the mountains of
Tennessee. Miss Clara Higgins is visiting friends
ct Plymouth DIR. Rutherford was in Fort Wayne
Wednesday, called thther by the serious illness of
his sister.
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PERSONAL MENTION ELSEWHERE.
Charlottesville.

a. j. Milligan and wife. of Indianapolis, were in this
city during the past week. Miss Bessie Lewis and
Mrs. B. s. wyman, of New York. will remain in this
city this summer. i. Mr.. and Mrs. A P. Luse gave an
informal reception to their friends and acquantances
on Thursday evening. Over two hundred persons
called during the evening Among those in attend
from other cities were Mr.. and Mrs. John Mar
der of Chicago. An elegant luncheon was served.
The young ladies of the Methodist Church gave a
dairymaid social at the rink Friday night. 1t
success in every particular. Memorial Day win be
observed in this city Monday afternoon under the
direction of the G. A. r. post The address will be
made by Elder j. w. Green preparatory sermon
will be delivered this afternoon by Rev. U. O. Brewer,
of tho Christian Chu' ch at Music Hall. The mem
bers of the Episcopal Church will have regular
minister. The last socal at the Center Church until
next fall win be given next Tuesday evening
Rev. ]. W. Pryse, of the First Church, win preach
to-day In Cincinnati
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THE CITY In BRIEF.

There viii be matinee trot and pace at the fair
grounds tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock.
Articles have been fled with the Secretary of State
incorporating the Bloomington Jenney Electric-light
Company, the capital stock of which is 81. 900.
fire. which started.in the cellar of the Richardson
Drug Company's store, No. 140 South Meridian
street, early yesterday morning, caused damage to
the amount of $3.50.
The third championship game of the City Amateur
Baseball League will take place tomorrow at the
Seventh street park between the reorganized Clippers
and Teegraphers. The game will be called at $3.50
o'clock
The exhibition of the work of the children of the
work, defamation and song, will open June %,
at PfaA1in's Music Hall. list Of the premium 5
offered to contestants has just been published
by the executive committee having the matter in
charge and copies of it be obtained from Mrs A.
M. Stratford, No. 227 East Louisiana street.
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L. o. O. f.

The first degree was conferred by Philoxenian on
Wednesday night.
The institution of the new lodge at Salem City, Clay
county has been indefinitely postponed
There being five Mondays in May, Metropolitan En-
campment will not meet tomorrow night.
The meeting of Fidelity Lodge was well attended
last Monday night. The degree conferred in fine
STYLE
LaPorte Lodge has invited the Grand Instructor to
visit laPorte and instruct the lodge in the degree
work.
The two Rebekah Lodges of this city should unite
in a picnic for the benefit of the Colfax monument
fund.
At the last meeting of Olive Branch Lodge D. of
R., the degree conferred two ladies and one
gentleman
The grand instructor will go Paoli Orange county,
to morrow night to instruct Reliance Lodge in the
cret work.
Winchester Rebekah Degree Lodge will soon have
their suits ready. This lodge is one of the best
working lodges in the State and will make its mark
]. W. McQuiddy went to New Albany yesterday af-
ernoon to visit his brother and several old members
of the order who very sick and not expected to
live
Canton Indianapolis will meet next Saturday night
There will be three members mustered. All members
should be on hand. The matter of uniforms will be
discussed.
The Grand Lodge of Ohio has granted the Colfax
monument committee the privilege to solicit the Re-
bekah Degre lodges of that State for contributions to
Inc fund.
majority of States are opposed to granting sepa-
rate grand lodges for Rebekah Degree lodges, beev
ing that these lodges will do better under the OF
State grand lodges than separated from them.
General Underwood has returned from the East and
writes that the rate to Boston in September will be
very low He will go to Cleveland this week to
clude the arrangements. -Four cantons have signfed
their intention to go to Boston.
Judge D. H. Chase of Logansport is so much
pleased with the Patrarchs Militant that he will be-
member of the canton and command them
when parade. 1t is probable that the command of
the Second Regiment will be rendered to him.
The Rebekah lodge at Nobesville is DESTROYS that
the annual picnic of the lodges of this city be held
the Fairgrounds that city, The grounds well
adapted for the purpose and three Rebekah Degree
lodges-Atlanta, Arcadia and Hamlton-would Join
them.
The Grand Lodge, at its recent session, adopted a
ceremony for decorating graves and fixed the second
Friday in June each year the time. The ceremony
has been published and very many lodges send
ing for them which indicates that the day will be
tensively observed.
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SECRET SOCIETY NEWS.
Items Of Interest to Members of Fraternities
-Masons, 0dd-Fellows and Pythians.


MASOU1Cs
dispensaton has been issued for the formation of
Gibson Chapter, O. E. s., at Oakland City, Gibson
county.
Stated meetings this week: Pentalpha Lodge No.
564, f. and A. NJ, Thursday evening" Queen Esther
Chapter No. 3, o. E. s., Friday evening.
new chapter of the Order of Eastern Star
was installed at Winchester, Friday evening,
by Willis D. Engle, deputy for the grand patron.
Saraiah Council, p. of j. A. and A. s. Rite, viii
confer the degrees Friday evening of this week in
stead of Wednesday, owing to probable slim attend
ance account of the musical festival,
Willis D. Enge has returned from Minneapolis where
he in attendance upon meeting for the organza
ton of grand chapter of the Order of the Eastern
Star in Minnesota. The chapter was duly formed
and has every indication of being this time
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Wabash.

Miss Eunice Cochran is visiting friends in Roches-
ter, Ind. Mrs r K. Curtis and Mrs. James E.
of Hartford City. Ind, is spending few days with
relatives in this city. Mrs Nap Cofinherry Of
Butler Ind, is visiting her father, William Ditton.
this city. Mrs. Breckenridge of Peru, is visiting
Mrs. May Clark, of West Hill street. Mrs. Kate
Davis of Defiance O.. is visiting friends in this city
Mr. and Mrs William Wallace of Granite Falls
BIinn., left on Wednesday morning for home after
pleasant visit with friends here and in Peru. Miss
Myrtle Daughertie, of Indianapolis is visiting Rev
s. J. Tomlnson and wife. Mrs. s. NJ. Blount is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Minnie Began of Fort
Wayne.
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Greenfield.

Charles Tolan entertained a number of his young
friends at the residence of his parents last evening
Miss May Armstrong, of Edinburg will reach here
ON Wednesday, to visit friends. She will be enter
tanned by Miss Title Bragg. Dunbar Post g. A.
r., has made extensive preparations for the observ-
; nnce OF decoration Day, on Monday. Hon: D. 4, NJ
dress. The commencement exercises of the High
school, this week. viii be divided as follows: Thurs
day evening. graduating exercises of class of 49,
Friday evening, alumni exercises Saturday, picnic
and reunion. at Dykes Lake near Philadelphia :.
Mr.. and Mrs. K. A. Black have returned from Aurora,
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Miss Jessie Bart is visiting relatives at Covngton
Ky. Mrs. E. F. Dyer and Miss Mary Scobey will
soon go to Denver, Col, to spend the summer with
relatives. f. r.. Forsyth, of the First National
Bank his wife and daughter. have gone to New Eng
land to spend tho summer. Cards out an
nouncing the marriage, Thursday. June g. of DR.. j.
v. Schofeld, of Harris City, and Miss Belle Smawey,
of this city. Rev. f. III. Sven, formerly of this
city. now of Washington, D. c.. was married to Miss
Minnie Johnson of that city, recently, and they are
now visiting here.
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MattOOn.

Miss Emma Rsdding is visiting st. Louis friends
Mrs. j. L. Aubert has spent the week in Sullivan
Miss Hattie Jennings has been visiting Shelbyvilie
friends Mrs Fannie Higgins; of Tuscoia is the
in Dapville, III. Mr.. and Mrs F. q. Collins were
surprised by host of friends Monday evening, in
Miss Joanna Kinney is in Windsor for a vacation
Mrs. 0. @. Robertson, of Terre Haute, is visiting
her parents in this city. Miss Zephora Ferguson
has returned from a visit to Indianapolis Mrs.
Wayne Wilson of Decatur, is in Nation for few
days. Miss Libbie Levinson, of Geneva, Neb is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Hanover.
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A saloon-Keeper Arrested.

Charles Gates, bartender at Henry Smiths saloon,
was arrested at IL o'clock last nigAt by Patrolmen
Fickel and Schwab, for selling giving away liquor
after IL o'clock The door of the attached
to the saloon has been kept open often of late
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port Of County Superintendent Smedey TO the State
School Superintendent. shows that there are 1881
children enrolled for school purposes in this county
7.514 being white and III colored; 4O6O are males
and 8. 631 females. The number of children not
being able to read and write 26, none of whom,
however, live in Greencaste township.
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Greencastle.

An excursion from Terre Haute visited the springs
west Of this place on Saturday. Bishop Bowman
ley. an eminent Congregational minister present
at the interstate contest held at Lawrence, and in
letter TO the Chicago Advance. says: LIZ the audience
could have voted they would have given first place to
J. N. Adams, of DePauw," ;. Miss Helen Cunning
ham, 81. elected delegate to the X. K. G. fra
ternty convention. to be held in Akron, o., in August
Miss Susie Kelly was elected alternate. Memorial
services win be held in Meharry Hall
to-day by the Grand Array of the Republic.
gofopei Bayne. city, win deliver the address.
The speakers for commencement have all been chosen.
The ten who drew for places were Messrs. Beals,
Cameron, Hongh, Murphy, Smith, Lewis Stout. PEN
Rington, Tucker and Miss Watkins. The FIVE chosen
BY the faculty were Misses Hall and Conklin, Messrs.
Adams, MeCrary and Kirk patrick The school
enumeration Of Putnam county, shown by the re-
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Last Nights Ro,,er-skatine Contest.

In the rollerskating contest at the Virginiaavenue
Rink, last night, between Harry L. Garfield, of San
dusky, o., and John L. Alexander. Of this city, the
championship given to the former, q foul"
The distance two miles, and the time seven min.
utes and twenty seconds.
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A Verdict for the pefendmt.

In the suit of Margaret J. Carlisle against William
n English and the old First National Bank for the
illegal conversion of $4,000 collateral. the jury
found yesterday for the defendant.
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*. of p.

Excelsior Lodge, No. %, received six applications
for the first rank on Friday night
Indianapolis Lodge, No. So, lad work in the first
and second ranks Thursday night.
The services at Roberts Park Church on last Sun
day morning were largely attended by the Knights of
the different lodges in this city.
Carnahan Division, No. II, IT, r., Connersvle has
organized a new drill corps and rented grounds ON
which to drill This division is in very fourishing
condition.
Star Lodge, No. z, will no doubt do some very fine
work for the benefit of the Grand Lodge Tuesday
night. An exemplifcation of the first and amplifed
thirk ranks will be given.
Wabash Lodge. No. 14O, instituted at Wabash
on Thursday night with forty charter members. Di-
visions of the Uniform Rank present from Koko-
mo. Peru. Huntington and Monon, and assisted in
the exercises.
matter of considerable interest and something
that will doubt prove of great benefit to the lodge
if carried out will up for discussion before Ex-
celsior Lodge. No. rs, next Friday night, and a
large attendance is desired Members who not in
the habit of attending very regularly should try and be
present on this occasion.
The K. of P. lodge at Spencer Ind is said to have
of the very best councils for the working of the
amplifed third rank to be found anywhere in the
State move is on foot by Excelsior Lodge No. 25,
time and show the Knights what can be done by a
thorough study of the ritual.
1t would be matter of great satisfaction to the
Knights of indianapolis to have Past Chancellor w.
l.. Heiske of Star Lodge No. z chosen by the Grand
Lodge at its session the coming week, grand vice
chancellor for the State of Indiana. This city has
received great amount at the hands of the
Grand Lodge in the past and it would not only be
honorable thing to do but it would be very wise
act for the above selection to be made There prob
ably better posted enthusiastic worker in
the State than w. l.. Heiske nor a person who will
more 0nscientousy work for the good of the order.
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The Tile works strike Ended.

The striking tile works employees will resume work
on Monday. an agreement having been reached that
hereafter ten hours shall constitute days work.
oept on Saturday, when the employees shall have a
half holiday. One class of workmen about twelve in
number, also granted advance of 10 per cent.
in their wares
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GEORGE ANDREWS, of Lowell, although salt
rheum ulcers covered half his body, was cured
by Ayers Sarsaparilla