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Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1895-02-21
FRANK MCKAY,
Attorney-at-Law.

VIII furnish abstract Of titles, make collections
and transact a general land and law business
Office on south side Public Square, Phillipsburg
Kansas.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1895-02-21
CHAS. E. STEARNS,
Tonsorlal Artist.

Shaving, hair cutting and shampooing in the
highest style Of the art Razors and scissors
sharpened.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1895-02-21
GEORGE A. SPAULDING,
AttoYney-at Law.

VII do general law and land business. Col.
lectiOns made with promptness and dispatch.
Office over tho Phillips County Bank, Phillips
burg, Kansas
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1895-02-21
Postoffloe Store.

Dealers in books, stationery, school supplies
wall paper, fancy goods, sewing machines and
the finest line Of cigars in the city.
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THEY Ai,,t INDIGNANT.
Tho shlloh battlefield A,,oclntlon Irnq

Tho Shiloh battlefield Association Ignored
In tho appointment of tho Commisslon.
MoSrlcELLo, LIS, April Tho
mcmbera Of tho Shiloh battlefield As
ISOLATION feel indignant that thor asio.
citation has been ignored In tho appoint.
mont OF tho secretary Of tho Shiloh coin.
mission, as thoy asked for this poeition
rs slight recognition for what tho us.
ISOLATION has done In organizing tho
movement and in carrying It forward.
Tho appointment OF Cadlc. OF Iowa, as
chairman. and Seed. OF Iowa, 40 secro.
tary, ignores not only tho association,
but the state Of Illinois. which had
moro troops In the battle than any state
In tho union. yot 1t has no representa-.
two on the commission VIII atever. Tho
association holds tho land on the bat.
tle6eld under legal options until March
4. 1895, and they will undoubtedly 60.
cure the land at the prices named In
options Of tho landowners aud proceed
to improve the same as II battlefield
park in accordance with tho charter of
the association. which has boon granted
by tho state Of Tennesaeo for this spe.
cial purpose. A syndicate OF wealthy
mon had offered to furnish tho money
for tho purchase Of tho entire baltic.
field by the association.
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CHICAGO BUSINESS i MEN
lhrite President Cleveland to II l.aecptio
ava Tcstimon'nt ot Thor APPRECIATE

Invite President Cleveland to II Inception
nsn Testimonial ot Thor Appreciation
Ut Ills F,naaelai Policy.
WASHINGTON, April 1.-The President
this morning received a representative
delegation OF ChiousoRns who called In
behalf OF n number Of tho lealinp citi.
zens Of Chicago, irrespective Of party
affiliations, to invite tho President to q
public reception intended to DO tondor.
I'd to himself and Mrs. Cleveland 40 a
sonso Of their appreciation OF his stead.
fast insIatanc0 on tho preservation Of a
sound national currency. Tho men,
bcrs OF tho delegation wcro VIM. 4. la.
ker, president Of tho Chicago board OF
trado; Gen. Goo. W. Smith. ox.prcsi-
dent Of the Union League Club; John
A. Roche. ex.mayor OF Chicago; 4. ".
Harvey, ex.prosidcnt Of tho Commercial
Club, aud Mossrs. David Kolly, aud
llonry G. Robbins. Tho President OK
pressed to tho delegation tho gratilca.
ton no felt NJ their call and tho invita-.
ton they tenderod, but gave no nssur.
anco Of his acceptance, saying that no
could not toll what the state OF public
buainoss would be, and that his duties
might require his presence In Washing
ton for aome time to como.
The Invitation read Al follows:
ITO President Cleveland:
Tho business mon and citizens OF
Chicago. irrespective OF party atiilla.
iions, respectfully invite you aud Mrs.
Cleveland to public reception to DO
rendered to you in this city TO express
our deep sense Of appreciation Of your
stateamanliko aud courageous action In
maintaining tho financial credit OF our
government and your uncompromisiug
attitude In favor Of tho preservation OF
sound national currency"
This invitation Is signed by 100 Of the
most prominent business mon OF Chi.
caso. Among those signing It arc: N.
K. fairbank, e1.president Of tho board
Of trade aud tho Chicago Club and pres
idont oil tho Calumet Club; Philip u.
Armour; Lyman J. Gage, president OF
tho Era. National Bank, and ex.presi.
don't Of the Worlds Columbian Expo,1
ton; W. 7. Baker, president Of tho
board OF trade and ex.presldent OF the
Worlds Columbian Exposition; FL.
bridge G. Keith, president OF tho Mot
roFolitan National Bank; Charles B.
Farwell, ex.United States Senator: T. b.
Blackstone. president, Of tho Chicago &
Alton railway; Henry W. King, OF
Henry King 4 Co.; franklin Is. Head,
e1.prssident Of the Union League Club !;
Cyrus II. Mccormick. president Of the
Mccormick Harvester Machine Com
pany; Thoma. Murdoch, OF Reid, Muir
dOch & Fisher. and many others.
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LoSpoS, April 1.-The correspondent
in Paris OF tho Pail Mall Gazette refers
to the "hysterical extravaganza" Of tho
French press in regard to Great Britain,
and quotes Henry Rochetort as saying:
France 10 submitting TO a series Of hu.
mutations in sending ships to kiel to
salute the vicsors OF Moarth and Wis
semburg. But, worst OF all, she has
endured the insults Of Great Britain
without protest. Why does she not
hide her Gag?"
The Temps demands an apology or a
reprisal, and says: "The speeches OF
Ashmead Bartlett, a mere yankee, and
Sir George Curzon, an eastern CONNER.
cial traveller, are not Of the slightest i'm
portauce, but We are aQhast at the indis-
cretiona OF Sir Edward Grey and Mr..
Joseph Chamberlain"
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KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
tends 10 personal enjoyment when
rightly used. Tho many, who live bot
tor than others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by moro promptly
adapting the worlds best products to
the needs Of physical being, will attest
tho value to health Of tho pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in tho
remedy, Syrup Of Figs.
Its excellence is duo to its presenting
in tho form most acceptable and pleas
ant to tho tNsto,, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties Of u perfect lax
alive; cAectually cleansing tho System,
dispelling colds, headaches and fevcrs
and permanently curing constipation.
II has given satisfaction to millions and
met with tho approval Of the medical
profession, because it nets OH tho Kid.
neys, Liver and Bowels without weak.
cning them and it is perfectly FREQ from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup Of Figs ia for sale by all drug.
gists in Soc and 81 bottles, but it ia man
llfacturcd by tho California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the nNlnc, Syrup Of Fig.
md being we'll informed, you will not
accept any substitute If offered.
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PEARL IVORY
Probably tho MIME of tho Victim Of the
New York Ripper Tragedy,

Probably tho MIME of tho Victim Of the
New York Ripper Tragedy.
/ RAILWAY, n. j., April l.-Inquiry
among the colored people of this place
regarding the probable identity OF the
woman whose mu.ilatcd body was found
at Waverley place and Sixth avenue,
New York, Sunday morning and near
whose body was found a bit Of paper in.
dicating that she may have been from
Railway, elicits the fact that only one
person who could at all fill the Gescrip.
ton Of the murdered woman is missing.
This is a young colored woman known
here BY the name OF Pearl Ivory, and
who rccontlv was in tho employ of n
family on Elm avenue. She was sus-
pcc:ed OF taking some jewelry from her
employers house and disappeared some
time ago A young colorcd man who
was supposed to be from Newark ire.
quently called to 500 her here. An Ell.
fort. is being made to find trace
OF her in Newark. "a.
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HORSE MEAT.

Its Preparation aud Saio by American
Packers aIny Open Up N Now Market.
WAsnISGroS. April LIN view OF tho
closing OF German markets to American
cattle there is another direction towards
which American packers might we'll
turn their attention aud that is tho pre-.
paration and sale OF horse meat. The
above is the suggestion made by United
States Consul +. W. Jingle u. Bruins.
wick, Germany. In n report TO the state
department Ho says that in large
German cities tho consumption Of horse
meat is almost as great aa that OF beef
and mutton and 1t is growing in the
smaller towns. OF course the custom.
ers arc exclusively Of tho poorer classes,
but they comprise nine.tonths OF the
consumers Of the country and the meat
is sold Tor seven cents pound as
against beef at from 10 to % cents.
The consul sets out reasons TO prove
that horse meat ia quito as good as beef.
lie says the demand has Increased so
rapidly in Germany that It is difficult to
meet 1t, and whereas butchers former.
ly paid from S. to SO for q WORKOUT
horse for slaughter they now pay s45
and $50 and prices are rising. The con.
sui seca here great opportunity for
American packers. He says the horse
supply in America 10 practically mex.
haus.iblo; they can be raised in the ives.
cheaper than cattle and arc more easily
shipped. Tho meat cannot be canned.
but it can DO furnished sailed or smoked
a, vol as fresh, just as it is used in
Germany. The report touches upon
the astonishinHly rapid disu.e Of horses
in America consequent upon the intro.
duc.ion Of the trolley car, which has
made horse raising in the west unpro.
titable and urges that the ranchmen
may find relief by raising horses for
food; the prejudice against the meat in
America boinc no good reason why he
should not profit by tho different state
OF thinga In another country.
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. u . . . .
suited In death. When tho Japanese
sunmariIy punished those who at
tomptcd tho lIfe Of tho Russian crown
prince II raised an agitation In the
Japanese parliament, 10 tho govornment
was accused Of providing tho trinl ind
not according tho usual rights Of dc.
lonso. In tho douiro 10 make Almonds to
Russia. In tho present case tho spoed
OF tho trial 10 accounted for by tho fact
that tho ofonao 10 regarded as one
againet tho government Of Japan. and,
therefore. reasonable.
DR.. scriba's report on his wound Is
regarded by tho Japanese legation ns
assuring his recovery. Serbia 10 ono OF
four OF Gerlnany's most distinguished
surgeons. who have entered into the
service OF Japan. A5al
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Special Corespon dtree oftse lntsnioenctr.
DALLAS. WA. March 3l.-Mr. James
Taylor, an esteemed citizen Of this place,
With his family, will shortly move to
the vicinity OF West Alexander. Last
evening his daughter. Miss May, enter
tanned host Of old friend. in manner
most pleasing to all.
Several members Of Eureka council,
Of Viola, paid fra.ernal visit to Union
Council No. 10, Jr. O. U. A.. NJ, t,hc
last meeting. Speeches we're made by
members OF both councils aud the greet
ings were hearty and sincere.
Mrs. Wiley Oldham is now at West
Liberty nursing her son George, who is
afflicted with measles.
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GOV. MKISLEY


spends tho Day In Wa.hinEton-A Ploas.
ant Chat with President Cleveland.
WAsutNGroS. April !. Governor
Mckinley and party loft thoir private
car this morning and moved to tho Eb.
bit House, where they remained
throughout the dry.
Tho governor spent the forenoon in
Visiting friends in this city. Among
othors he called OIL Senator Sherman
and President Cleveland. Tho laltcr
was IN informal call. and tho governor
spent about five minutes in pleasant
conversation with tho President. Gov.
oruor McKinloy ia looking extremely
vol, and says that no Is feoling 30.
Two or throo autograph collectors
wore waiting for him at the Ebbitt this
morning, and secured his eigna!uro in
their albums.
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BREAK IN THE RANKS

OF tho Striking Minurs-Iiubblns' sIcn Ac.
ccpt tho Compromise.
PlTrspuEGU, April 1.-Thcrc was n
break in the ranks OF tho striking mi
ners OF Pittsburgh district this morn.
ing whom tho minera OF +. L. Robbins
on tho Wheeling division OF the Balti.
moro & Ohio road, resumed at the com
promise rate Of 60 cents per ton. About
three hundred and fifty mon arc ON.
ploycd there. Tho break ia not consul.
orod q serious ono by tho lninors' off
cials rs it is quite certain that the or
ganizatior will not accept tho 90 cont
rate, which la 0 cent1 lowor than the
rate demanded by the strikers.
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New YoRK, April Mayor Strong
has sont word to Police Commissioners
Murray and Kerwin, Plat Republicans,
that their designations arc desired. It
is not known who will DO appointed to
succeed them.
1t Gun DO stated pretty positively
that tho reason Tor tho mayors action
ut this timo Is tho opposition OF Mr..
Murray aud Mr.. Kcrwin to tho policy Of
tho mayor in police ,nattsrs, as repro.
acntcd by Commissioner Andrews.
That policy was for immediate and in.
dependent reform of tho department so
far rs tho present law would permit.
Tho throo commissioners holding over
completely blocked tho carrying out oil
this plnp, fF
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SECOND GLASS MAIL,
Third Assistant Postmaster General Tryin,
to Determine What II Is.

Third Assistant Poxttnnstor Gcnerat Trying
to Determine What II Is.
WAsutSGroN, April Third Assist.
ant Postmaster General korr Craigs is
very busy at present trying to determine
what is and whatisSnot second class
mail matter. The we'll known position
of Postmaster G9seral- Bissoll on the
subject OF second BE- matter and his
resolution to Gra I 2Ie line between
legitimate newspapers and periodicals
and those which arc published for ad.
yertising purposos solely has induced
postmastera to draw tho lines moro
tightly and more publications nrc 70.
jected than formerly, or II admitted
mado subject TO rcviow by the depart.
mcnt.
Tho result is that publishers and at.
tornoys OF publishers hava been iro.
qucnting tho department presenting
their sido OF tho casos aud arguing for
tho admission Of their publications
without restrictions. All thssc matters
como before. the third asslstan. post.
lnastor general for final determination,
aud Just at tho present time there arc
an unusually large number OF cases
pending.
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GOULD PAID THE DIrFERESCE
Mrs. Jones Gets What She Demanded for
tho LoAs of Hor Husband.


Mrs. Jones Gets What She Demanded for
tho Loss of Her Husband.
WABASH, IND, March Sl.-One night
October special train bearing George
Gould aud party ran into a carriage
owned by George, OF Roam, killing
Jones and his team. Mira. Jones sued
for $4,000, and tho Wabash road
agreed to pay her $500 She would
not accept loss than $500, and thus
the negotiations have hung fire. Last
night George Gould stepped forward
with an offer to pay Mrs. Jones the dit.
florence Of $1,000, which was accepted.
After the accident Mr. Gould got off
tho train and became much Interested
in the Jones family with view Of as.
sissing them.
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l'WoDrnS, MASS, April l.--Just before
! o'clock this morning one 81 tho boiler,
In tho Conn tanncry ut thia place OK.
plodcd with terrific force. killing i've
mon and iniurins five others. Tho dead
nro: .0o w 4,
Austin Clemens. foreman.
Patrick LAlly, tisoman. i
Thomas Patterson, night foreman.
Patrick McGonaslo, oilcr.
Sam Tracy.
Tho injured arc: t's
Patrick Riloy. ..s
Michael Mcclure.
Patrick keofe.
John Tracy.
Herbert Saunders.
There has boon trouble with the
boiler Tor some timo, and carly this
morning John Parker. foreman Of tho
plant, was sailed to tho boilor room to
see II II could not DO fixod. i. was
found that tho water supply could not
DO satisfactorily adjusted, but this was
rcmedled. by tho time tho ,annery
opened for the day 1t was thought that
tho boiler was all right. Five minutes
before I O'Clock Mr.. Parker ontcrod tho
boiler room and ordered that tho whis
Ito DO blown to start the works. Tho
rope attached to tho whistle was pulled
and Instantly there WINS a fearful OK.
plosion. The big iron smokestack on
tho boiler house was blown high in tho
air, and fell across tho roof OF tho shop,
and tho tail brick chimney fell In a
thousand pieces, crushing tho engine
room beneath it. When the smoke aud
dust cleared away a scene OF wreck and
ruin was revealed. Men hurried from
all parts OF the~town, and the work OF
removing those buried under tho ruins
was commenced Immediately.
The piteous cries Of tho injured pin
nod under the debris. urged the res.
cuers on to rapid work and In q short
time tho bodies oil four men had been
removed and six Of the injured men had
been taken out. ~. ..-
Twas then found that ono OF the two
boilors had been blown to pieces, com.
pletely wrecking the boiler house and
demolishing several sheds nearby. The
heau VI tuo polIeI leIl oUU YARDS from
the tannery and the boiler tubes were
scattered in every direction. r.
The falling chimney and smokessack
principally wrecked the tannery build.
Ing itself and the structure will have to
be rebuilt. II is not known how many
mon were in the tannery when the ex.
plosion occurred, but when the roll Of
employees was called shortly before II
o'clock seven men were missing. It ia
not known whether or not they had be-.
gun work when the accident happened.
The fire department was called out
promptly and the work OF removing the
wIeckage and taking out the dead and
injured was carried on under the direc.
ton OF the fire chief. The tannery is a
three.story brick building and is fully
insured. Tue boilers, which arc OF $50
horsepower. were Inspected only yester.
day aud declared to be all right. l. ia
believed that the explosion was caused
by the exhaustion Of tho water in the
boiler.
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YOKOHAMA, April 1.--Colonol ito's Of
fetal report OF tho capture OF tho Pesca.
doro Ialunds saya TINT MnkunI Castle
was not takon until two engagements
Ind boon fought. Tho Chinese lost
thirty Killed and sixty prisonora. Tho
Japanese lost ono killed and had Elk.
tcon wounded. A1.
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W. T. SANFORD, Station Agent OF
Lecper, Clarion county, Pa. writes: I
eau recommend Ono Minute Cough Cure
as tho best ever used, 1t gave instant
rcliot and n quick euro. Logan Drug
Co., Wheeling, W. Va, B. +. Peabody,
Bcnwood. and Bowie & Co., Bridge.
port. D.
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Mattings.

Every HOuseke,per should see
the display of Mattings in our
Rug department, as noW's the
time to make selections. Any
amount of kinds to choose
from. Common cry is: How
cheapl" Good Burmah Straw
Mating at s. 50 CHATS less
than &C a yard) the 4o-yard
roll-ought to be S.. up to
the finest at S22 the roll.
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belgian Gins. Workrr. Strike.

CliARLERoI, BELGIUM, April la par.
tial strike OF tho Slnss workers Of tho
Charlcroi district has boon declared.
Ton Of tho factories arc closod, throwing
1000 poruone on. OF work.
Tho expected strike OF the miners has
not occurred. a.ro.a,g
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YOU pay % per cent more for your
Wall Paper when you buy from Wall
Paper peddler than when you buy
direct from tho daaler.
JosEPn GRAvEs' SoSs,
g Twelfth street,
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100000 hoxea Jnpnncso pilo Cure wore
sold In 1893 In tho United statos. 1t Ia
sold with written guarantee to euro or
money refunded. Clas. Il, Gootzo an
w. v. Irwin.
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FOB SAIE.

House. rooms, brick, and stable. 18th street
$500. -
House. 5 rooms. 18th street. s.. 800.
House, rooms. Market, between 7lh and 9Th
streets, very cheap. Sl.7oo. ~ :
House, . rooms aud hail, Chaplinc street, near
House. ) rooms and hall. Cbapline street, ncar
House. 3 rooms and hall. corner North From.
and Kentucky streets, $500
Double franc house. 10 rooms and store room. {
corner Of SD and Jacob Streets rents for 81 per
House. rooms. brick. and lroomcd house in
rear. Eol' street., Centre Wheeling, SI0so.
House: 6rooms, Chuplino street, Centre Wheel.
House, rooms. 18th street, $1,000
House rooms. 18th street, cheap. On cssy
terms. 5000. -
House. rooms, brick. Jacob street. 18th ward,
sl.S01, -aT'H
House, rooms and hall. Parl, View. 10. lo1r
Us feet easy terms. SLID.
House, rooms. 9Th st. lot 2ix 100 stcct St,7ol
Double house 10 rooms, Indiana street. Island,
easy terms. S.,Ip1 49,
House, G rooms, South Huron street Island
with large lot, s., 20) - rr4g
House; rooms, corner lot, 2i!h street, easy
terms. sl.t01
House. : rooms Mccolloch street, East Wheel. +
House, rooms and hall. with large lot. 18th
Street. $500 s.'. r=' .5.rs.
House. Srooms Charles stree. clsy .erm, s75l
House. rooius Baltimore street, East Whosl.
ing, easy terms Sl0}o 49,
House, rooms. 18th street. easy forms. s15). l
House. 10 rooms. brick. with large lot 18th
street. cheap
House, , rooms, Jacob street. 9Th ward, cary
terms, $1,000,
llol'sc. 6 rooms. ?9;h street. Sl.0jo. I.;
House. 6 rooms, Wood street. 9Th ward s1.3l
Fine finished house. S rooms aud hall, Park
View. lot looxl'5 feet Fora short time ouly.
Sl.Soo tHafaf GgEfI2',s
Splendid house. 6 rooms and halt Lud street. z
lSclvchesc. sl.lh
House. i rooms. brick, Market street. Ccntra
Wheeling, chuap, slo0o.
Lots on Lind street. pclvcdcro, $50 and s!75 R
each.
rhree lots III Park Wow. cheap
Business property on Market street at moder. !
ate price.
real estate.
MECRITT Qr DENIINIE
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FATAL EXPLOSION.
Boilers IN n Tnnnory Explode With
Frightfu, Rosults.
five KILLED AND FIVE INJURED.

An Attempt TO Blow tho whistle
Canscs tho DisNster--Tho building
Wrcclsrh-ono ot Tho Two Hnilcrs
Flown I" Pieces aud Scattered in
Every observation-disclosures of tho IN.
Jured Mon. l.
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OF the three Harvard students select.
cd to represent thoir college in the do.
bate with Princeton, one was from Don.
yer, one from Ohio and tho third from
NJ nine. . ~
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ITOR RENT-SIN.ROOAlED HOUSE,
IL No. iiS South York street: rent ST. 90. In
1uiro AZ No. IS South ronn street, or ROLF &
XANE. ----------- --------- mrin
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Hub Building i

FOR RENT--One elegant Office
room, also one large elegant hall,
first floor entrance. Until perma-
nently rented, will rent hall for ell
tertainments, etc, Most centrally
located and best advertised building
in the city. For terms, etc. applyat
THE HUB CLOTHlERS.
Fourteenth and Market streets.
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FOR RENT.

EOR RENT-TWO FIVE ROOM
- houses. Nineteenth street. Inquire at 100
Nineteenth street. mrl5.MwAr
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETINGS.
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

Notice Is hereby given that there will be a
special meeting OF the stockholders OF the In.
diana Telephone and Construction Company
held at room No. .. Camden Station, at 3
o'clock p M. on Wednesday, May s. 1895. to cou-
slider ways and means TO raise funds for the pur.
pose Of establishing telephone exchanges at var.
ious points within the state OF Indiana.
apl F.. ". DAY. Secretary.