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to be worth, and that since making the
contract with the complainant Blossom has
conveyed his property to nis wife. By rea-
son OF the fraud practiced upon ii. the Edi-
son company alleges that it has sustained
loss and damage to the amount of 500, ZOO.
and that the Indianapolis. Broad Ripple
Rapid traasit Company is utteraly IRE
sponsib.e and wholly lnsolvept. The CON-
plainant asks that the defendants be re-
required 20 produce the books of the conf
pany. 10 account for cash or property paid
for subscriptions, and to state the expendi-
lures made. A receiver Is also petit
toned for. his appointment be-
ing asked on the ground that Will
lam Henderson is untitled and
disqualified from acting as trustee. The
plaintiff also asks that Henderson be en-
joined from disposng of tie bonds. stocks
or donations now IN his hands as trustee,
and that when the loss of the Edison COM
pany Is ascertained the property and fran
chlses of the Broad Ripple company may be-
sold to satisfy the Judgment and personal
decree entered against the estates of Bosom
and Light and their associates in the fraud.
The attorneys for the Edison company are
John 5. Wise and Peelle q Taylor.
Judge Woods will hear the application
for the appointment of q receiver next
Monday morning.
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Gibsou County Princeton, Sept to IL. 8.
Vet. Strain.
Greene County-Linton, Aug. 3-R:o Sept S.
James H. Humphreys
Greene Csslnty tCentraD-Blo0mfold, Sept IA
Hamilton County,-sheridan. Aug. 81 to Sept
Hancock County-Greenaeld. Aug. Is to n.
Harrison County-Corydon. Aug. "a TO %, T.
Henry County-New Castle. Aug. IL to IL, o.
1. Jefiries
Howard County-kokomo, Aug 81 to Sept A,
Geo. W. Landon.
Huntington County Huntington. Sept to
IL, Leon I. Bagley.
Votaw.
jefferson CONTEMPLATION. Aug IL to Il,
Joseph NJ. Cravens.
Jennings County-North Vernon. Aug. 4 TO z.
VIM. q. Norris.
johnson County--Franklin. Sept. Is to 10. w.
Knox County-vincennes. Oct to IL II. Jas.
W. Emmis0n
Lake Coanty-CrOwn Point Sept 20 to Oct 2,
Laforte County LaPorte. Sept 20 to Oct 2.
Lawrence County Bedford, Oct. to 10. F. NJ.
Stalker.
Miami County-Peru, Sept IA to 1s, Fred W.
Conradt.
Monroe County-Bloomingt on, Sept. Ii to Is,
John +. Edmondson.
Montgomery County -Crawfordsville, Set z to
Marion County-Agricultural rooms. State
house. second saturday Of each month. Ida +.
Newton County Morocco, Sept Is to 10. Frank
Davis.
Noble County-Ligonier, Dot to o, j. E. Nc
Owen County-spencer. Aug. IL to 81, Mat
Mathews.
Orange County-Paoli, Sept. to IL. Harry NJ.
Parke County-Rockville. Aug. II to 81. W. H.
Eson.
Perry County-Rome, Sept il to 10, o. E. Rob
Pike County-Petersburg. Aug. 81 to Sept. 4.
f. =. Richardson.
Posey County-New Harmony. Sept Il to Is,
Pulaski County -winamao. Sept Is to ls. ].
Putnam County cambridge. Aug 81 to Sept
Randolph County-winchester Sept. to IL.
Rush County-Rusnville. Sept. to IL, Charles
+. Kennedy.
shelby Gounty-shelbyville Sept to 5. E. E.
Stroup
spencer County-Rockport Sept 81 to 26, A.
d. clearinghouse.
steuben County-Angola. Sept. % to 25, F.
sullivan County-sullivan. Sept. TO IL, Jas.
spencer COunty-chrisney, Sept. % to Oct 3.
TIppecanoe County-Lafayette, Aug. 81 to
Sept 4, Mortimer lowering.
Scott County-scottsburg, Sept 8 to IL, ]. II.
Shea. Secretary.
Upton County-Tipton. Aug. IL to %, w. r
Ogeby.
vermillion County-Csyuga, Aug. II to 81, ].
8. GrOndyke.
Vigo County-Terre Haute, Aug. 81 to %,
Charles c. Oakley.
Wabash COunty-Sept. % to 26. George b.
Fawley.
Washington County-salem. Sept to 4, E.w.
Menaugh.
Wayne County-Richmond. Aug. % to %.
Isaac Kline.
Warren County-west Lebanon, Aug. ls to 81.
+. j. Goodwine.
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"The Devil She Does!"

John Gilmer Speed. I'm Harper's Weekly.
The late Hannibal Hamlin was always a
plain mar, and very democratic in his
manners When the election. which Gen.
Mcclellan contested with Mr.. Lincoln, was
over. tho bearers of the electoral votes Of
the various States brought them TO Wash
ington and deposited them with the Vice
president. A MIR. Templeton. of Newark.
was intrusted with the votes of New
Jersey. He hired a special train. filled It
with guests. and went to Washington. The
next day he appeared in the Vice-presi
dents room WITH all his followers. BowIpg
low, he said:
III have the honor. Mr.. Vice-president. to
deliver to you the electoral vote of New
Jersey. New JERSEY. sir. casts nine votes
for that splendid soldier and patriot. Geo.
B.McClellan. for President. New Jersey,
sir. casts nine votes for that eminent states
man and gentleman, George II. Pendleton,
for Vice president"
The devil she does 4" exclaimed MIR. Ham
lin; and then be resumed his writing and
the imposing audience was over.
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Qualified as BOss.

New York Press.
"Why are you all congregated here, boysf"
inquired the kindly old gentleman.
''We're playing we're q Democratic eau
GUS"
Indeed. and where Is the boss of the eau.
GUST"
This is the boss
"And why did you select this boy as the
bosss"
because his father runs saloon.n
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Notes from the Dockess.

Norman S. Byram as trustee for Byram
& Sullivan. entered another insurance
suit in the federal court yesterday. TIE
defendant in this case is the Standard Fire
Insurance Company of Kansas City, and
the demand Is $1,000.
The will of Alfred II. Brown was pro-
bated yesterday. and William III. Brown.
of Richmond, brother of testatOr. was
named therein as executor. The estate is
to be divided between the brothers and
sisters of the testator.
James l.. Sullivan was yesterday ap-
pointed administrator of the estate of
Bridget Sullivan. He gave bond in the
sum of $500.
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Original Puzzles.
NO. 35Sl-BEHEADINGs.
/. Behead river of Scotland, and leave fish.
2. river of Georgia, and leave flax.
3. river OF Austria, and leave a girls name.
A. A river OF England, and leave utility.
5. A river of Ireland, and leave metal.
g. A river of British North America, and
leave the remainder (scot.)
z. river of England, and leave journey.
NO. 35S2-RHoMBoID.
Across-1. Honey-combed. 2. The gruuting
OK OF Tartary. 3. Head-dresses worn by ancient
Persians. 4. bitter root possessing medical
qualities S. Captured by stratagem. Il. To
DownMi. A letter. 2. A Roman coin. 3. A
wooden tub for washing ores. 4. A masculine
name. 5. Destroyed. Il. Deserved by labor. q.
4 class of society s. Situation. o. plant. 10.
WEST SCARBoRO, Me.
NO. 3585-NUMERICAL ENIGMA.
/ am composed of thirty-one letters.
My 20, Is, 3, !. IL is humble.
My %. q, 4. 20. %, is internal.
Ny l. 2s IS IS. TO- TO- Is Is Is is fiattering.
NV 10, 2, "a, s. 81 is to vaunt
Ny whole is a quotation from Shakespeare.
Dr.. @.
NO. 35S4-ENrGMATICAL BIRDS.
]. A desert, and an American fish.
2. mark In printing. and fish,
3. color and projection.
a. small lake, ana TO decay.
5. A plant. and a thin wooden stun.
q. grain, and a kind of rail.
z. surge, and To defraud.
8. A fruit. aud kind or food. DEG.
No. 35S5-DOUBLE ACROSTIC.
/. A cherries tract of country. 2. round
mOlding 3. Obscuring. 4. Impudence. 5. To sing
III manner common TO Swiss mountaineers.
Primals: A strong winged fa.con. Finals:
Mounted soldiery. Combined: favorite and
everrecurring theme of discourse, thought or
effort. ORIASA.
ANSWERS in three weeks.
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Chicago Inter Ocean.
Governor Gray has evidently read the
story of Little Samuel" and he IL waking
up nights and shouting ont of his bedroom
window: Here am 1, did Democracy
calli-
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The Court Record.

Hon. Milard f. Cox. Judge.
State vs. Charles Taylor; petit larceny.
Guilty, and sentence of one year in the
Prison North.
State vs. William Orvis; grand larceny.
Guilty. and sentence of three months in
work-house.
State VS.. James Severe; petit larceny.
Plea of guilty. Under advisement.
State VS.. Thomas Corners; petit larceny.
Guilty. and sentence of one year in Prison
North.
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Completed It's Work.

The federal court finished its work and
adjourned yesterday morning. The jury's
verdict in the case of John Harmon,
charged with violating the election law by
intiinidating voter at Harris City, De-
catur county, last November, was not guilty.
Frank Clark. q saloon-keeper at No. 20
West Ohio street. was found guilty of sell
ing liquor without government license,
fined 800 and costs and sentenced to thirty
days in the Noblesville Jail. Had he plead
ed guilty he would probably have been let
off with the usual fine of $40 and costs.
The information IN the case of Lemuel
Hansen. of Kineman, charged with a SINH
lar offense, was quashed because no atfi-
dayit accompanied il. The cases Of Myer
and Ream. of Plymouth. charged with
passing o counterfeit dollar, were contin-
ued and transferred to Fort Wayne.
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THE PUZZLE DEPARTMENT.
Answers TO Puzzles.

Ian communications intended for this depart :
meat must be addressed 10 VII Il. GRAHAM, West
Scarborough. Mel
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Answers TO Puzzles.
No. 3566-Hodmandod.
No. 356T-1. Hoarse, horse. 2. Mora. moa. g..
Hoard. hard A. Musea, musa. 3. Paint, pint.
o. Pawn, pan.
No. 356S-Ophicleide.
No. 3569-l. Raw-head. 2. Rampant 3. In
Jury. 4. FlaQ-on.
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In the Hands of AN Assignee.

West, Noble d Co.. owners of the steam
boiler and sheet-Iron- orks. Nos. 81, SO and
s5 South Mississippi street, Yesterday made
al assignment for the benefit OF creditors
to William III. Jordan. A chattel mortgage
for 500 was filed in favor of Patrick II.
McNelis. The assets and liabilities are m
"A 900 hnnd
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CLAIRyOYANT.

OLAIRVOYANT DO o WANT
u future foretoldl Do you want the veil of mystery
iftedl Do you want surceese OF sorrow over the
unknown and the uncertainl DO you want the past
revealed. lost property recovered. true and unfailing
advice given. dangers pointed OUT All this you can
have done for q tfining sum. for Dr. and Nine. Van
Dyke, the great and noted clairvoyant and TIA nee
medium. are in the city They also prepare and
understand the true Egyptian charm. No other
charm genuine. Which Will overcome your enemies,
remove family frouble. restore lost objections. make
marriage with the one you love. No failure. They
hold out no promise, pretense or inducements that
they do not fulfill To your satisfaction. All who are
In trouble should cell on them before going 20 others
and save time ana trouble. for IL they cannot help
you they will not take your money. Call and get
circulars. Parlors 80 Massachusetts, avenue.
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Cioud-Burst in Idaho.

Boise CITY. Ida, May PA cloud burst
occurred one mile north of this city last
evening In Culver gulch. A great volume
of water, ten feet high, gathered in the deep
and narrow bed of the old creek and swept
down in the town. flooding a great portion
of il with several feet of water. Consider
able damage was done to United States
Henry Rossback. living in Culver gulch,
saw the flood coming, and only had time to
take his family to 3 place of safety when
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Innocent Kid.
New Moon

to kiss you, Oracle. but i 'spect it wouldn't
do. You know your mamma said you
mustn't never kiss the bows" Oracle: "Yes,
that's what she said. That is, it's about
what she said. member just as well. She
says to me. she says: 'Gracie. don't you ever
let me see you kissin' the boys Mamma,
she's gone over Co Mrs. Bilby's.r
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ST. LOUIS. Mo-. May 24.-The intercolle-
gate running brosd-jump record was
broken at TIE intercollegiate athletic con-
test here yesterday, when e. 3. Reber
jumped % feet zig inches. thus smashing
the record of Shearman. of Yale.
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EOR sALE-ONE F~IRE-PROOF SAFE. TWO
Il office desks, one letter press. 6S South Della
ware street. Indianapolis.
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NATURES balsam for all complaints of the
Hale's Honey of HorehOund and Tar. Coughs
and colds vanish as If by magic under it's sOoth-
ing. healing operation. Sold by all druggists.
Pixies Toothache Drops cure in l minute.
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What is ScrofuIa

1t is that impurity in the blood. which. accumu-
lating In the glands OF the neck, produces un-
slightly Jumps or swellings; which causes painful
running sores on the arms, legs, or feet; which
DEVELOPS ulcers in the eyes, ears. or nose, often
causing blindness or deafness; which Is the origin
Of pimples, cancerous growths, or many other
manifestations usually ascribed to "humors."
1t is q more formidable enemy than consumption
or cancer alone, for scrofula combines the worst
possible features of both Being the most ancient,
fl Is the most general of all diseases or affections,
for very few persons are entirely free from il.
How can it be cured? By taking Hoods Sarsa-
parilla, which, by the cures it has accomplished,
often when other medicines have failed. has
proven itself to be a potent and peculiar medicine
for this disease. For all affections of the blood
Hoods SarsapariIla is unequaIled, and some of the
cures It has effected are really wonderful. If you
suffer from ~scrofula in any Of its various forms,
be sure to give Hoods Sarsaparilla a trial.
Hoods SarsapariIla
Sold by all druggists. 81; six for IS. Preparedonly
BY C. /. HOOD & CO., Apothecaries, Lowell, Mass.
100 Doses One Dollar
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MALARIA fevers and effects quickly give way
to simmons Liver Regulator.
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EVERY tissue of the body, every bone.
muscle and organ, is made stronger and
more healthful by the use Of Hoods Sarsa-
pariIla.
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WANTED - SALESMAN TO
w sell baking powder TO the retail grocery trade.
We want 10 put our goods in every city and town in
the United states. We put our goods In glass rolling
pins. We pay $50 a month salary and expenses. or
commission. We want men who are now on the
road to carry ae q side line. This 10 good opportunity
for clerks and others who want 10 get on The road
and make money. Write for particulars; send stamp
for reply. CHICAGO BAKING POWDER CO.,
S42 Van Buren, street. Chicago. Ill
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ANNOUNCEMENT.

~ NJ. FOSTER, MANUFACTURER OF AND
~. contractor in Artificial stone. Pavements a
speciality. Satisfaction guaranteed. Office with II.
s. Foster q Co.. Indianapolis. Ind
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y sALE-NEw HOUSE ON BROADWAY.
II good location. pleasant home and cheap. II. @.
0I2 North Delaware street
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FOR RENT.
FOR SALE.

TO RENT TWO NICE RESIDENCES
IT North Tennessee, south OF Fifth Inquire az
123 East Vermont street.
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CHANGE OF TIME
Additional Trains on the Mon0n Route,
Ira Effect Muv 24.

And Additional Trains ora the Mon0n Route,
ira Effect May "a.
The following new trains have been put on to
run between indianapolis and Frankfort, making
close connections at the latter place for Logans-
port, Lake Maxinkuckee. South Bend. 81. Joseph
and Benton Harbor:
No. 20 leaves Indianapolis 7:10 a. m.
Arrives Frankfort S:45 q. IN.
No. 81 leaves Frankfort S:55 a. IN.
Arrives IHdianaplis 1O:40 a. m.
No % leaves indianapolis 500 p. N.
Arrives Frankfort 7:1O p. IN.
No. % leaves Frankfort 7:50p m.
Arrives indianapolis 1925 p. m
Other trains leave and arrive as follows:
No. 32-Chicago Vestibuled Limited, with dining
and parlor cars.
Leave indianapolis 11:25 a. m.
Arrive Chicago 5:10 D. m.
No. 54-Chicago Vestibuled Night Express. with
Pullman sleepers.
Leave Indianapolis 1910 q. n.
Arrive Chicago 1885 a. M.
No. 80 arrive Indianapolis 1925 a. m.
No. 81 arrive Indianapolis 800 p. IN.
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ARREsTED BOTH A NJ
Cincinnati Police Surround the Ball Parl
and Garry on the Players.

Cincinnati Police Surround the Ball Park
and Carry on the Players.
CINCINNATI, May 2.-The Athletics had
made the run from Philadelphia in the al
most unparalleled time of eighteen hours.
They went to bat, playing the first inning
without making q lun. The Cincinnatis
then played until two men were out. At
that moment Col. Phil Deitch, superintend-
ent of police, commanded q captain to
march q company of b~lue-coats to the front
in line of battle. When this force halted
on the verge of the field, Colonel Deitch
very quietly informed the players that they
were under arrest, and must 60 to the sta
tion-house. The game stopped At once. the
players changed their clothing. and went
to the station in the ominibuses that had
brcughtthem to the grounds. The spectators
smiled g0od-naturedly, and the crowd soon
melted away. There was no show of resist
ance. There were sixty police. under COM
mand OF three captains, on the grounds.
and outside were three police patIol-wag-
ons. we'll manned. together with . squad
ron of Mounted police under the command
of Q captain. Every body seemed enter
tanned by the military maneuvers of the
police. The players were not Inundated
by being taken through the city. but were
Allowed to drive to the nearest station.
There they were released on q b0nd of $500
each to appear before the police court to-
morrow. Mr.. Otto Z. Betz signed their
bonds. which aggregated $500. 1t is said
that Mr.. Renau, the president of the club,
will demand Q trial by jury, which, in Gin
%cinnatI, on questions involving the Sunday
laws, usually means q disagreement.
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To cure constipation, sick headache and dys-
pepsia Simmons Liver Regulator has no equal.
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NOR SALE-CEMENT WALKS. PAvEMENTs
Il and steps. much better than the average. equa
To the best and at reduced rates. For particular.
call at 50 College avenue, or address 7. A. GOOD
WIN. Agent
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EDUCATIONAL.
,AY AND NIGHT SCHOOL. ENTER NOW.
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.

summer Law Lectures. mine weekly begin 9Th
July. 1891, and end 9th September. For circular
apply Up. o. University of Va, Charlottesville Val
to JOHN b. MINOR, Prof. Com. and stat. Law.
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"Mrs Winstosc's Soothing Syrup
Has been used over fifty years by mothers for
their children while teething, with perfect sue
cess. 1t soothes the child, sofrens the gums,
allays all pain, cures wind collie, regulates the
bowels, and is the best remedy for diarrhRa,
whether arising from teething or other cause,
and is for sale by druggists in every part of the
world. Be sure aud ask for Mrs. Winslow's
Soothing Syrup. Twenty five cents a bottle.
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Simeon Coy,
3O5 South Clark street, Chicago. Ill.
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the food carried away his house. The city
loses heavily by the destruction of the
fume. 1t 10 estimated the loss will reach
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Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
EVANSVILLE, Ind. May A.-Three thou
sand people saw Evansville defeat Peoria
to-day in a sharp game that was marTed
only by one error. The local team punched
it's hits, while RettRer kept the visitors
guessing. Sommers's and Wright's batting
and Spills work at short were the feat
ures. Score:
Evansville. .-....--.2 o o 1 o / / o O-5
Peoria. ---.--.--..1 D o o i o ! o 0-3
Hits-Evansville. 9; Peoria, Is. Errors
Evansville, i. Batteries-Evansville, Rettger
and Shellhaus; Peoria. Payne and Terrien.
TERRE HAUTE. Ind. May 24-To-day the
biggest attendance in two years, 1,S76. paid
admissions, and saw Terre Haute win from
Dayton by superior batting and the failure
to take chances In the field. The visitors
went to pieces at critical times. Score:
Terre Haute.--...--.2 o L o o o o 3 IL
Dayton. .......-....2 o o o o o o o o.
Batteries-Bradley. whitrock and Mills; Swift
and Sommers. Errors-Terre Haute, 1; Dayton.
/. Earned runs-Terre Haute, 3. Base-hits-
Terre Haute. IL; Dayton, z. Two-base hits
Dayton. L. Three base hits-Dayton, L. Double
plays-Terre Haute. 2. Wild pitch-Dayton, L
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Broad-Jump Record Smashed.

H1tS-COIumbus, A; BALTIMORE, y. Errors :
Columbus, o; Baltimore, 4. Batteries-Dola
and OC0nnor; McMahon and Robinson.
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SOCIETY

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES MEETING Of
- Mystic Tie Lodge. f. and A NJ, this (Monday)
evening in Masonic Temple ct 1870 O'Clock. Work
in the second degree. W. A. w. NJ.
W.. ID. ENGLE, Secretary.
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UyANTED-wHEEL RIMER, RIM POLISH
w ers, spoke polishers, wheel finishers. Will pay
good wages for p~iece-work or 81. 75 TO 81. so for day
work. n. w. CARRIAGE AND SLEIGH CO..
Milwaukee, Wis
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American Association.

Hits-Louisvllle, IL; Washington, g. Errors
Louisville, 2; Washington, 4. Batteries-Ehr
and Cook; Bakely and Mcclure.
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- HOWARD TEA CARPET
w Cleaning Works, latest improved machines,
competent and experienced workmen- Telephone
CID. Get pYicas
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"A WITHOUT DELAY ON APPROVED
II indianapolis real estate. @. s.
% Vance Block