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Fast Time to Chicago and st. louisa
Now schedUlc,

j Now schedulc.
Upon May Z, this Minneay oils g. st. Louis
railway, "Albert Lea QUITE" will i%nauRurate
u new time schedule between It. Paul. Min
~neapolis, Chicago and St. Louis, which, for
speed, comfort and convenience cannot be
excellod.
The Cannon Ball Express for Chicago
will leave st. Paul 6:25 .. m. MINNEAPOLIS
7:GO p. w., a riving 1T Chicaao IL n. M. re-
turning leaving Chicago at 400 y. III. daily.
The "St. Louis Spcoia." will leave st.
Paul 6:25 D. H.. Minneapolis 700 +. M.
daily. arriving at Quincy 1925 u. NJ, Han
nibal HIS q. No., st. Louis 800 r. N.
Breakfast and lunch served in dining car.
Retu ming leave st. Louis 1890 y. nj. This
is the quickest time oyes all competitors by
three hour.
Train No. 9 for Des Moines. Chicago and
Kansas City will lenv It. Paul at $50 II.
Moincs $50 p. M, Kansas City $3.50 n. n.
This is the quickest and beat min from ST.
Pau or Minneapolis to Kansas City and the
southwest.
Train No. 2 leaving as above Is also tht
fastest train for Denver and Colorado
points BY two hours.
Train No. 4 for Mankato. Waseea ant
Albert La will leave II. Paul at 4:35 p. m.
Minneapolis at 5:10 r. IN.
Train No. Ia for Redwood Falls, MINI.
WATERFOWL, +. d.. aud into mediate sta
tons will leay, St. Paul 1850 a. M, Mime
apolis $50 a. m.
Luxurious service will be found upo'
every train, the equipment being of tn
latest improved pattern. Pullman ca
lighted sleepe s. free chair cars, etc.
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WISHING On A FALLING STAR.
A Galician Legend Which Gives tho OIL
gin OF the Custom.

A Galician Legend Which Gives IN ORR
GIN OF the Custom.
Hero and there IN the highways and BY
ways Of the world many legends and super
stitions still linRer and continue to retain
their ano,ent prestige. In Galioia' the
province northeast of Hungary. the peas
ants believe that when n star falls to earth it
is at onoe transformed into a rarely bsauti-
ful womsn with long hair, blonde and gilt
tsrina. This splendid creature. miracu'
lousy enRendered. exercises on all who
come in contact with her a mag
ical influence. Every handsome youth
unfortunate enough to astraos ner
attention becomes her victim.
Thus having aliured them to her she en-
circles them with her arms In an embrace
that becomes gradually tighter and tighter
and tighter until the poor dapes are stsan-
plsd to death. II certain words are mnr.
INJURED the moment the star starts TO fail
they cause her a,lurements 70 lose their
rover. From this superstition springs the
custom OF wishing while a stnr - seen M
ryinp through the air. a wish said surely to
rome true ii completely formulated before
the light 10 sxtinguished. Tn Spaniards
raw in the falling stars tho souls OF their
dead friends. tbs thrend Of whose existence
was cut short by destiny. The A'abs
thought these stars TO be burning stones
thrown BY the angels on to the heaus OF
devils who attempted to enter pataoise.-
Philadelphia Press.
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TO o UP CYCLONES.
Plan to Dsstrey Twistsrs With Tor
NAlANA.

4 Plan to Dsstroy Twistsrs With Tor
pedocA.
Dr.. q r. Carpenter Aas evolved . plan
~ which approaching cyclones can DO
bombardsd and many lives and Shessands
Of dollars worth Of property navel. Dr..
Carpenter says that The great nississippt
and Missouri valleys comprise the 81 clone
eenters Of Ahs continent. His plan 1910
have s1atjons who're men eau BE- trained 10
vatoh for 3 coming tWists6 and then de-
stroy Il before II reaches the city BY ex-
plodina 10 with tofpsdeea He said; II
vorld have Q station efficiently high 10
nsrmit Vhs watchman 10 see . cyclone
vhen IL Il coming. The toSNedoss would
have 10 b. ssnt tnto the slcada soisntife.
allv. Of eou "a and therefore msn should
be trained TO the service. would have the
etaSion attached 10 the weather bureau.
which weuld aid In getting advance infer
nation Of cyclones. strong marine glasses.
should DO used At night By watchOsn n
An alarm could be given In plenty OF I'M
NV method would. OF course. DO OF NO use
In hurricanes, but ! am fully convinced
that my theory Ia 4 good n for cyclones
and we'll worth a trial"
The suResstions Of Dr.. Carnentsr are
creating vide comment throughout the
west and will undoubtedly be put into OPP
Grafton In many OF the cities Of Kansas,
Nebraska and Missouri this year. Score
tary Morton will be asked TO look into the
matter and make some such experiments -
Ell Secrstary Rusk made for rain pfecipitA-
tion.-PittsburR Dispatch.
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A Tried Remedy for Buliousness.

Those who suffer from disordsr or mac
ton Of the liver will never get the upper
hand Of the unEuly organ so long a. they
uss such irrational remedies az blue pill,
calomel and ~rodophJllin. But from the
tried. and popular medicine, Hostesto1's
stomach Bitters. they may expect relief
with q certainty Of obtaining 1t. The in
fuenoe of the Bitters upon the great bilinry
gland is direct. powerful and sreedily felt.
The relief afforded is not s2asmodic, bus
complete and permanent. Inc sa1lowness
OF the skin, fursed appearance OF the
tongue. indigestion, cositivensss. headache.
nausea, pains through the right side and
shoulder. in fact every accompaniment OF
the obstinate complaint are entirely and
promptly removed by q course of this in
sstimable medicine, in behalf OF which
every quarter, and from all classes o.
noniatv.
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TIME SCHEDULE.
In effect on and after Monday. Juno

In effect on and after Monday, juno D. Ue91
TRAIys ARRIVE Al HELENA.
No. !. Pacific Mail. west bound 1000 p. m
No. Z. Atlantic mail. east bound........l0;i5 2. IN
3, Logan and helena. passenger,
), Pacific Express. wet bound. -. 2:O5 p. m
No. 0, Garrison and Helena passenger.
connecting ut Harrison with No. 4,
Atlantic r. press, CAT boundl 49,. 1920 p. m
No. 8. Marysville passenger. ..;"......1l:20 a. IN
No. 10. Msrysville recommendation ..... $50 p. N
No. y, Wichcs. Boulder and klkhorn
passenger NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 5:15 p. m
nesdays and Fridays.............. 500 D. m
TRAINS DErAHT FROM HELENA
Nc, l.. Pacific Mail. west bound........ 1O:15 D. m
No. 2, Atlantic II all. east bound ........ 1888 .. m
no. q. Helena amt l. gan passenger,
tconnecting at Logan with No. T.,
At ntir l. xpcess east bound) 80. 12:40 .. m
No. 3. Garrison end telopn pa s ,nger.
(conrpctins at Garrison with No. 3.
Pacific Express. west bonnd) ...... ?:15 p. m
No. 2, Marysvtle passenger. 4. .'..'.... I:&3 n In
No. 8, Murysviue c~conlInousiio -. 3:l5 p. IN
No. III, Wickes. Boulder and Elkhorn
No. Iol, Rimini mixed, Mondays. We'd
nesdays md Fridays. .............. e:l5 a. m
For Rates, Mnps. Time Tables or special
Information apply to- Ci,Rs. I. Fec. General
Passenger and Ticket Agent. st. Paul,
MINI, Oh
I'D. EDGAR.
! General Agent OF tho Northern Pacific Il. Il .,
HELENA. MONT.
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Bos.on,s Unique Reading club.

new club for reading and the encour-
agement Of good literature is tho Half
Hour club. Its members pledge themselves
to read hnlf an hour each week day, with
the exception of atwo weeks holiday in
the year. A fine OF one cent marks each
days loss in reading. The ,roceeds of the
fines are devoted to the purchase of priz:s
for the most industrious and most capable
yeaders.-Boston Journal.
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PRIVATE DiSEAEFS OF MN AND WOMEN.
Boys under Is not allowed 1t the lecture. Free
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Daily Express Trains.
Have PULLMAN PALACE CARS, PULLMAN
TOURlsT SLEEPING CARS, FREE COLON
ISL SLEEPING CARS.
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PIHLlFSRURG-Wil lecture Friday evening.
June IS, at the hall Office at Me1eras Hotel.
Saturday and Sunday, June II and IL.
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Through Tickets

Arc cold nt all coupon offices of the Northern
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MARYSvILLE-Tuesday evening. June 10. al
Wednesday and Thursday, June II an Is
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Freight and Transfer Line
HELENA. MONT.

Al kinds OF merchandise and other frslRhta.
Including ores, promptly Transferred from this
depot. trders will receive prompt attention.
OticS IT J. faldhSsg's store aud ct the cDp06
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EoULDER-Wil lecture Wednesday evening,
June I, at timphins hall. Offices at Windsor
hotel, Wednesday,, Thursday and Friday, juno
7, 8 and ..
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the OREGON BLOOD pURIFrER. . vegetable rem
adv ~
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and always that you're hldren might obtain positions higher; and better even man your %n you
mothers know the pride you have in yours sons You knowthat deepd down in your hearts there is
we'll OF Tenderness sand Of love for even thu emng one You know asw last the world does thathE
success is heaven toyu and hsfa failure a heatache kcener than even his wn What then should
YOU d? In the words of Lincoln" Give urb boy achance" Give him an education that Will mt hin
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as follows:

WICKES-Wil lecture Monday evening. June
:, ut A. c. q. ", hall. Have offices at Wickes
hotel, Monday and tuesday. June 5 and6.
TLKHORN-Wil lecture Saturday evening,
June 10, at the schoolhouse. Offices at the Met
ropolitau Hotel, June 10 and11.
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]: "Neighbors, give your boys a chance" We
would repeat these words and say to every father
and mother: Give your boys a chance These
are days of action and exacting competition. days
when moral courage and brain power count, days
wherein there can be only a survival Of the men
who are mentally and physically the fttest. Aside
from the duty which you owe, the State of giving
to it sons and daughters who will win their way
honorably in life, there is a parental duty devolv-
ing upon you to qualify them for the battle which
they will have to wage in the worlds great arena,
whether their lot be cast in the professions or in
the no less honorable field of craftsmanship and
honest toll. Favored though they Justly are in the
family circle, the day must come when in the mex
orable law of fate their chairs will be empty by
your freside and they will be out struggling alone
in the world with only their merit to aid them.
You will follow them with your best wishes, APP
plauding their every effort and cheering them on
in their successes; but grateful as will be your
encouragement, how very little balm will it be if,
despite his efforts, the son goes backward and the
neighbours boy mounts up to heights upon which
he was bent. In the earlier days of this land you
may have had to till and toll, knowing little Of
leisure and less Of luxury, but for what was it all ?
First. that YOU might have a competence, and next
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The Yellowstone Park Line.
This marvellous WONDERLAND reached only
by this line
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The Peoples Line.
The Tourists Line.

The popular line to reach. Lake, Pend d.
Oreille. Occur d'Alene. Kootenai, Chelan, the Hot
Springs aud Mountain Resorts OF the NORTH
ESI and to ALASKA.
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The Dining Car Line.
Dining Cars on all through Trains.
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Martyred Pre@ider

When ahout ~ cave hi old home after he had aManed the highest honor that great nation
heSw mon him clad an address with these word: "Neghbors give you boys a chance"
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RrTus LETTER.

When Lem reached the humble hotel
on Pearl-st, at which he put up. he found
letter addressed to him in the clerks
rack. 1t had arrived while he was out
that afternoon. No need for him to open
il to know VINO it came from. One glance
at the superscription WAS enough for him
to see that Ruth's chubby little hand had
guided the pen. retiring to mis- little
room he opened the missive, trimmed his
solitary candle. and with countenance
OF happy anticipation sat himself down to
read.
Dear Old Lem" she wrote, "Pm be-
ginning TO think that you are away an
awful long time. and L IN getting real anx-
lOuB about you sometimes. Perhaps YOU
have found some handsome city lady that
you think you like ever so much better
than me, and have no idea of coming back
to the village. IL so. just mention the fact
while | have some chance left. | hear
that Deacon HArkins is looking out for a
fourth wife, and who knows But there,
l won't plague you any more. you big,
gOod-hearted, stupid dear. L know you
won't fall in love with anybody but your
little Ruth, any more than she will with
somebody else than her big Lem. and
can answer for her But there? | haven't
much time to write about you and L, for
I've got something real serious to tell you.
something that may be a great deal of
help TO you in what you are trying to do !;
that Is, supposing you ara trying what you
started for, and not just to capture the
handsome city lady. Mary has been to
see Dorm in Jail, and bad talk with him
about the little elderly gentleman. and he
has remembered something more than he
told you that makes US botn sure we have
seen him. and would know him again !;
and it's a wonder to me that he didn't
think OF telling you, for he's a man you
couldn't mistake. But then you men are
ali so Eighty and slow TO think about
things, and you never get them right I'M
til a woman takes them In hand"
Lem scratched his head, looked per-
picked, reread the long sentence, and
then muttered to himself:
"Ah. yesl 1 see. Dorm has remem-
bered something more-and it's the little
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-03-15

REQUIRE sometimes, and il is hardly ever
An easy thing to do. But, come, my good
fellow Leave that crying for the girls
you mentioned and give mo all the facts
you possess bearing on the case.
IL cant help it. sir Don't mind me.
I'll be over il directly. / know it's weak,
and foolish, but I've been worked up SO,
fearing wouldn't find YOU in time"
In a few minutes Lem recovered his
self-control, and then il took but verv
short time Tor the skilful lawyer To elicit
every detail of the progress OF Dorm case.
Lem was surprised at seeing him smile
when the discovery of the handkerchief
the strongest point against the accused, as
1t was deemed. was mentioned, but did
not dare to ask him WHY lac did 20. When
the narration was concluded, Mr.. Holden
asked:
when is his trial to come OFF,
"On Tuesday next, sir"
Tuesday next. HIM. Prosecution will
take up first day; defense not be reached
before W ednesdav-aud this IS Thursday
leaves me four days TO get through what
l have on hand. Oh, Mr.. Anderson "
The door opened noise esslo in response
TO his loud summons, and the old clerk
poked in his head.
"If Mr.. Sarcher comes to retain me IN
Fordyco VS.. Baxter you Will decline 10 take
his papers unless he can wait for an opln-
ion until after next week"
Yes, sir"
"That is all, Mr.. Anderson"
Thank YOU"
The clerk bowed and retired his head,
again carefully closing the door. Mr.
Holden turned to Lem and said, cheerily
with heavens help, young man. we
will save your friends neck"
"Ohl Pm quite satisfied you will, SIT
I'm easy in my mind about 1t, now that
I've seen you. DID sou know there's Il
schooner goes TO Sag Harbor, Tuesdays
and Fridays. starting at D O'Clock IN the
evening from Counties Slip"
Yes, | know. / havN taken 1t before,
and will again. God wiling. next Tuesday
evening. Go home, see your friend and
his sweetheart, and cheer Ahem up. espe'
ciallv the girl, Tell them l 'll-well, no
on second thoughts. you'd bet ter say moth
ing about my evidence that vo u can avoid
he would tell his counsel WIN must be
metaphoricallv speaking. an IS, or he
would have kept his client qui, It at the
preliminary eXaninatiOn--and il might
get to the other side That mi ght dC
harm. It is always unwise to let 20 ur an
tagonist in law know your weapons"
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crArr or INpIANA. MARloN couxrY. IS.

SIAIE OF INDIANA. MAhlON NNA-NA' - 49,
In the Superior Court Of Marion County, in she
State OF Indiana.
No, 44I67. Compliant 10 foreolose mortgage.
United states saving Fund aud Investment Com
pany vs. Cyrus W. Lawrence William J. hOgg et Al
Ee 10 ku0En that on the l4th day OF NOFemoer''
1892, the above named piaintn, by its attorneys,
# cd ia the Office of the Clerk Of the superior Court
OF Marion County, ia the state o. Indiana, It's con-
paint against the above named defendants and the
said plaintiff having also hle1 IN said CLERK onee
the AFFIDAVIT OF competent person, showing tha.
said defendant William l. Hogg IL not a resident OF
the Indiana and that said action Is 10 lors
close real estate in this state ana that
said defendant is necessary parry ihere."i hho
whereas said plaintiff having 10y endor emeht Oh
said complaint required said dcteudant 70 appear ~
said Court and answer demur thereco, on The "a
day Of April, lS9i
Now, therefore, by order Of said court said de-
PENDANT last above T. hereby MOI ihed OF the
fling and endeucy OF said complaint az uinst MIN.
aId that unless he pear and answer OF ae.o
thereto. a. the calling OF said cause on the "a eAg
OF April 1893, the being the 18th judi Nai cay
Of term of said court, 10 be begun and held AT the
Court House ia the City Of Indianapolis, sM Tue
first Monday IN AuT ISIS. said com Dlaiut a Va the
matters and thing, th' rein contained and AZ egeo'
will be heard ana determiu. q IN his absence.
JOHN X. vi son. CleT y
Turrell & Hopsins, Attorneys for Plaintiff. Is
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CrArE OF INDIANA MARION COUNTY. IS:
In the Superior cOart Of Marion County, in tho

Ia the Superior Court Of Marion County, in tho
Stat OF Indiana.
No. a.. 100 Complaint to foreolose mortgage
United states saving Fund and Investment COM
pany vs. Cyru. ". Lawrence. William ]. HOgg ct al
BE 10 SHOWN. that on the i D. day OF November,
1sg3. the above named plaintiff. by its attorneys
flied in the Office oil the ca the superior Court
oil Marion county, in the state Of Indiana, it, COM
plant against the above named defendants, aud the
said plaintiffs having filed said clerks office the
affidavit Of competent person. showing that said
defendant, William I. Hogg, l. not a resident OF the
state o. Indiana and that said action IS 70 ioreelose
mortgage rea in this state and that said
feudant - necessary party thereto. aud whereas
said p.aintin having 10y end rssment on said COM
paiut required said de end lnt 10 appear m ssid
court ana answer or demur thereto, on The 22d day
% pril, 1888.
Now. therefore, by order Of said Court. said de-
PENDANT last above named is hereby notified OF the
NlinF and pendency o, said comp plant against him.
I'd thai unless lac appear auC answer OF demuT
rcto al tue ling oi sad cause the 22d day OF
a al, 1885, the same being the 18th judicial day or
s-m of said court 20 DE begun and held &C the
On House ia the CITY OF Ind annapolis, the frsh
Mon 4 ~ IA April ISIS, said com ,laint and the
rnatt. and things therein tanned aud alleged,
Iii D. heard and determ ned IN his absence.
john r. WlL-DN. C.erk.
TurreA 4 Hopkins Attorneys for P.Ainuh 1-3
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CT,Tg 4 + INDIANA, MARION COUNTY, ssr
> In III, suA .rior Court OF Marion County, in the

-
IN thu SuA 'rior C'hTt o. Marion county, In tn'
~ a. as Complaint to quiet title etc.
Vi liam Hea iisen " u unknown he4fs OF Aet-
n IL tn.yn hat GA the 10Th day o. February.
1s,r, tls ab,Ve named plaintiff by his attorney.
Il 81 IN Tie ,eife the clerk OF the superior court OF
N,rior ! nj, !, p. tine state OF Indiana. his COM
,,,int ss,inst the "A pvs named defendants, and the
- ,f,7rtifT t.ori, 80 flied in said clerks office
tie saitavit ri a c. uIetent person. showing that
snis d-fendan- / HeA ~ kagte not a resident OF
H. 80 = In iisne ar that thu residences OF said
d-fsn4spts tbe NM ovo heirs OF kerren Van Blar-.
icum are un known and "a lnot De
,iiii.ent search aud lnt ury thercior has been
made aud that sand defen i"ts are De iefed 10 De-
now ,dents 81 the state 90 lna'aha anc that sald
action is enforce -tfIsaoiC1 o. ihor1SaRs anu 20
quiet the title real estate, ~ that ssiu ueehu-
ants are necessary Tart-s thereL anu whereas sAl1
plaintiff having by endo -semeur on salu com plalut
rclu said defendant 70 appeal IN sara coutt ana
answer Of demlr thereto, on the ISL Jay u Mv'
1898. -. -, .
Now. therefore. by order OF sa court: ssid De-
PENDANTS last above named hereby holned Q. the
filing and pendency Of said complaint against thetn,
and that unles. they appear and ans Yer or 1emut
thereto at thc calling OF said We Isl oay OF
May IS43 the same being the first judis Na gay OF
term OF said court, be begun AMI held " the e9u'
house in the city OF Ind annapolis, on tue Nrst Mon
day in Nav, leg3. said mp4atnt and the att.h
and things therein contained aud alleged VIII Dc
heard aud detern ned in their absence.
JOHN r WILSON, clerk.
Iucius Il swift attorney Tor plaintiff. l-5