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[B,rmin gh Aee- Heraia~l
 Little did we thinkE0Gs ago WhSD Dr. Holloway, our gre3e~S ~SutherD>%p located iu Birming6 6amf and [t1ssss SGs nounced through tAe columns 6tHSeN Ge<. aid that he would fr9at only a special Class of diseases that hd would ever achieve an international reputation. rQ our personal knowledge from sxross the &cean, in far skiIi and tsms.xSd Consult nssN we be. lieve with iN doctor that truth merit and honor alwa,ls win. He stands atthe head ana "a gsasrns is raoosnlssS leading a SesSor. ity in the treatment of all private dissases. Birmingham may wall De proud of him.
 IBirming gham Daily News.l
 No specialist in The sunth is. more fa- miliar with the treatmkht of private troubles thsu Dr. Y. D Holloway. Dur ing his long residence1n tBiA City he has successfully trestsd many fkonsands of pa- tients suffering with pri134s Troubles of every conceivable form. N4N areat expe- rience, together with hisfsAil ahd ability, not only places the doct9r 1t No head of his profession in such fmattersM but is a guarantee to all that plfce theSSseyes un. der his care that they Yill re$kivA> thS best treatment possible to le obtflned.
 [Sumter Cohnty kun] 3 We have great s6 6cialilt ii AtEbamai In point of ability Eg is sscond td none! end has been longer in Birmingham than any specialist there. "Truth, merit and honor always win," and in that line pr, &ellaNAY ataRal ia 4s irAnkzank.
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At 29 Cents. All wool Scotch suitings fall shades, double width; worth 45c At 33 Cents. New Fall Plaids in the latest color com blnations; good value at Soc yard. At 46 Cents.
 Ali wool Checked suitings, 40 inches
 wide. excellent for making travelling dresses; caeap at COG yard At 50 Cents.
 Figured Mohair Jacquards all wool; ac- tual value 75c yard. At 68 Cents.
 Fancy Figured Taffetas new designs; At 75 Cents. Black Figured Taffetas very pretty ef-
 less than $1.00 a yard. u At 79 Gents.
 Black Satin Duchess, all silk, good width; well worth s1.o0 a yard At l9 Cents. The largest Huck Towel made; worth 30 cents At l5 Cents.
 An extra Turkish Bath Towel; worth 25 cents. At 10 Cents.
 pure linen Huck Towel; worth l5c. At 25 Cents.
 A real Turkey red Table Damask; worth 37a cents. At 45 Cents.
 A real German all linen Table Damask; worth COG. At l5 Cents.
 White Flannel. good quality; worth 200 yard. At 25 Cents.
 White Flannel, extra good quality; good value at 35c yard. SSS N. B.
 Our Dressmaking Department, under the management of Miss Lula Cheshire, Is ready to execute all orders. Pat and friends desiring to have their dresses made will do well to call early. N. B.
 Grand Opening and Display of our Milli- nery, Dress Goods. Silks and Cloaks
 takes place Tuesday and Wednesday, October and g.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-10-03

Do you want delicious glass of beer with a beautiful amber color with a de- lightful aroma of hops and as sparkling as champagne? If you do, try the St. Louis A. B. c. Bohemian bottled beer, brewed by the American Brewing com pany. Meyer-Marx company, wholesale dealers, Birmingham. Ala.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-10-03

Old papers for sale cheap at this office.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-10-03

At 9 Cents.
 50 pieces single width worsted In every imaginable shade; worth 12lsc yard. At 6 l-2 Cents.
 Best assortment of Windsor Calicoes to be found in the city, new line just re- ceived worth SAc yarl. At 3 l-2 Cents. 100 dozen ladies and children's white II. H. S. School Handkerchiefs; worth 5c each. At 5 Cents.
 100 dozen ladies' and chldre's white H. $. Handkerchiefsj worth 10c. At 9 Cents.
 One lot of Misses Ribbed Hose, sizes 5 to Sl2 absolutely fast black worth 1bc pair At l5 Cents.
 Gents initial H. S. Handkerchiefs ex- tra size and quality; worth 25c. At 25 Cents.
 Call for No. 29l5 Ladies' black Hose Hernsdorf dye, superior quality. real Maco. This Hose has never been sold under 25c pair. At 35 Cents.
 Ladies' fast black Hose, absolutely fast color high spliced heels and double soles Ask for the Queens Own, S5c, or pair for $1.00. At 4S Cents.
 50 dozen Corsets in drab and white, ex- tra long waisted and perfect fitting worth 75 cents. At 90 Cents.
 One lot of English Gloria Silk Umbrel- las, Paragon frame in natural wood handles; worth $l.50.
 8 N. B.
 Our Cloak Department is now complete We ready to show you the latest fads and fancies in Capes. Jackets and Wraps N. B.
 In Millinery we have the latest produc- tions and styles from Paris, London and New York. Our competent Mliners Misses Hattie and Lula Hal are pre- pared to display their artistic tastes.
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LOCAL GRAIN AND PRODUCE.
Trade Dull in Some Lines, While Ac
five I'm Ofbers Va.tcr,uox,

tive in Others Yesterday.
In many departments the wholesale
streets trade during the week closing June
10 was dull, while on Commission row it
was the busiest week since the holidays
Dry goods. boot and shoe houses milliners
and confectioners had a dull trade. Hard
ware men, druggists and grocers had fair
business. but not up to that of last month,
while on Commission there was more
activity than in any week of the last five
months. Receipts of fruits and vegetables
of the season were largely in excess of ex-
pectations, and commission men found no
trouble in selling the goods, if first-class. at
good prices. The poultry and egg markets
are both weak receipts and demand light.
Many eggs shipped in will not bear
Gambling. Both the flour and hay markets
are easier, but prices have not changed.
Wool dealers report having already pur-
chased more wool than last year. but the
last few days not so much has been COM
ing in. the farmers being too busy TO come
TO market.
The local grain market has been fairly
active. but during the week there was a let
ting down in prices to such an extent that
both wheat and corn, on track, are selling
considerably below the quotations of a
week ago. Receipts are light, and this may
near future. The future of the market is
so uncertain that local dealers are moving
cautiously. The week closed with track
bids ruling as follows:
Wheat-No. red, Size; No. red, 79lac;
wagon wheat, SIC.
Corn-No. 1 white, sic; No. white, sic:
No. 3 white, sic; No. l white mixed soc
No. 3 white mixed, soc; No. yellow, soc
No. 8 yellow. soc; No 2 mixed, soc; No. 8
mixed soc; ear corn, 4Sc.
Oats-No. white, 34c; No. white. 32hc
No. 2 mixed. soc; No. mixed. 2Sc: rejected.
26H30c.
Bran-sl2.5O.
Hay-No / timothy, SSG13.50; No. 2, s11.5O
az; No. l prairie. ssd9.5O; mixed, $3.50;
clover, $3.50 per ton.
Poultry and Other Produce.
prices Paid by Shippers)
Poultry-Hens, &c; young chickens, Ice.
Eggs-Shippers paying. loo.
Butter-Choice country, Sq1Oc.
Honey-1Sc.
Feathers--Prime geese. SCQS2c per Id;
mixed duck. zoe per Id.
Beeswax-2Oc for yellow; 15c for dark
Wool-Medum unwashed, 12c; fine merino
unwashed. Sc: cotswold and coarse combing.
1C6l2c; tub-washed. 16dlSc; bury and un-
nlerchantable. sc less
HIDES, TALLOW, ETC.
Hides-No. 1 green-salted hides, sac; No
Q 7sac.
Calf Skins-Green-salt No. /, nc; No.
g &c.
Grease-white. 4ac; yellow. S1zc; brown.
Sc.
Tallow-No. 1. Az: No. 2. SIC.
Bones-Dry, s12013 per ton.
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At NEW YORK.
Ruling Prices I'm Produce mt the Sea-
boards Commercial Metropolis.

Ruling Prices I'm Produce mt the Sea-
boards Commercial Metropolis.
NEW YORK, June 15.-Flour-Receipts
IL 900 brs; exports, 1900 brls; sales, 1000
packages. The market was dull, with
prices wholly nominal. Spring patents Of
fered at 10c less, but not wanted. City
mill patents, $4S5G5.l5; winter patents, s4.10
@445; city mill clears. $4.1014.4O: winter
straights. s3.s0q4.15; Minnesota patents.
s410Q4.50; winter extras, sS9350: Mimi
esota bakers s3.25q415; winter low grades,
s.. 45G3.5O: spring low grades. $2d2.25
Southern -four dull good to choice extra,
s3.1OG3.25. Rye flour dull: superfine. $4,000
425; fancy, $i40q455. Corn meal quiet; yell
low Western. s1.16q11s; Brandywine,
81 95d3.
Wheat-Receipts, none; exports, 2i.3o0 bu;
sales AIS 900 bu futures; none spot. Spots
dull and weaker: No. red. in store and in
elevator, 7S24c; a1oat, 7slac +. o. b., sO2sc;
No. Northern. sac delivered: No. ! hard.
s3lsc delivered. Options were weaker I'M
der active liquidation, induced by fine crop
news, weaker cables and a heavy decrease
in weekly wheat and -four exports. and
helped by aggressive selling by the bears.
a partial rally at the close left prices 11s@
Issc lower No. red. June. closed at 7Sa4c;
July, rs 1-1sa 7sa.c, closing at 7sHc; August.
7ess GS0c. closing at 79lzc; September, 1850
S09sc. closing at SO1sc; October. S0ts4
50 15-l6c, closing az sossc; December. akq
Cor i @ $500 bu; exports 5000
bu: sales. 275000 bu futures. g coo bu spot.
Spots dull and heavy; No 2. 5Ss4 in ele-
vator, sac afioat. Options weaker under
the combined influences of fine weather re-
ports and the break in wheat. closing at a
slight rally. and ssGs4c under last night.
July, 53asG54l2c, closing at Gisc; August
closed at 54ssc; September. 57sG555sc. clos
0ats-Receipts. 7oSo bu; exports, 200 bu;
sales, 10000 bu futures. 10000 bu spot. Spots
nominal; No. . 31sxG317sc; No. delivered.
S2st d327sc; No. 3, 31hc; No. white, Sic; No.
3 white, sac; track white. 36G42c. Options
quiet and weaker. closing at ssG&4c net loss
June closed at 3lkc; July, 3lizG32c. closing
at Sl1sc: September, 3ls4qS2sc, closing at
3l7sc.
Hay quiet; shipping. 10000; good to
choice, 65d75c. Hops slow; State. common
to choice old s@5c: 1894. 4QSe: Pacific coast.
Hides strong: wet-salted New Orleans, 45
to s. lbs. 6I-c nominal: Texas selected 50
to 60 lbs. &c nominal: Beunos Ayres. dry. %
TO "a lbs, 15c nominal' Texas dry, "a to 80
lbs. 12q1sc. Leather held firm; hemlock
sole Buenos Ayres. light TO heavy weights.
Beef steady: family, s11.5oGls; extra mess,
sS.sOfI9: beef mans. Sl950Q20; city extra In
iia mess. sl77i9 Cut meats firm; picked
bellies, 5sx 6Sllc; picked shoulders Ad5isc;
picked hams 969kc. Lara steady: Western
steam closed at Csc; sales 100 tierces at
67oc: city. 6.156625c; July closed at 6.9oc
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DESPITE THE sHERIFF's PROTEST
Judge McCray Reduces the Bond of
the Notorious DEWITT c. Nay.

Dewitt c. Nay was released from the
county jail at o'clock yesterday afternoon
Judge McCray, of the Criminal Court re-
duced his bond to 81 900, and Nays family
deposited that amount in cash. The bond
was fixed, in the Police Court, at g, O00
but was afterward reduced TO $1,000 in the
Criminal Court Last Friday one of Nays
attorneys said that ne thought thousand
dollar bond could be given, and asked
Judge McCray to cons.oer the matter Yes
terday evening the court announced that the
bond would be accepted. Sheriff Womack
refused to approve the bond and objected
strongly to the prisoners release Judge
McCray said that it was only necessary to
have, the approval of the county clerk,
jail and went with her husband to the
Criminal Court, where the bond was signed
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DAILY VITAL STATISTICS-JUNE Is
births.

NJ. j. and Sadie Sala, 21 Cornell avenue,
girl.
Hilary and Cora Smith, 142 Clark street,
girl.
Rufus and Lulu Simpson, 239 Ramsey ave-
nue.. girl.
Joseph and Marry Whipple, Sharp street,
girl.
Charles and Emma Chapple, 233 West
Maryland street, girl.
o. Nj. and o. &. Strahler. ia Deloss
street, boy.
]. S. and Birdie Payne, 10 Ounce street,
girl.
August and Carrie Rieman, Madison road.
boy.
boy.
Mike and Emma Brennan. 26o West Sew
enth street, boy.
Robert and Ella Carlisle, 56S West WASH
ington street. girl.
Births during week, 80.
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nominal; September 7.1oc nominal. Refined
steady: continent, i.lOc: S. A.. 7.4oc;. com
pound. SIC. Pork dull; new mess. sis.2o9
Butter steady; Western dairy, e0i4c;
western creamery lsq1sc; Western factory;
18c.
Cheese quiet; fancy. small. 5isQ7%c; part
skins. 2d4c; full Skins. 1qll2c.
Eggs dull State and Pennsylvania. ia
dal1c: Western fresh. 12izdlSisc; receipts, b
800 packages. -
: Tallow easy; city. 4ss@4lkc; country. aga
Cotton seed oil steadier; sales noted Of 800
brls prime summer yellow at &c. ana ex-
pr f1sse Crude d b51s s O eraa
prime yellow. 26Aa27c; off summer yellow,
26a261kc: yellow butter grades. 2sa2sc; prime
Coffee-Options opened easier at 5GiS
points decline. sold off further under weak
and closed steady at points advance TO .
points decline: sales, 400 bags, lncfuulag.
n ncscSa 1870 July 5 and
December H.30d1i.s5c. Spot coffee-Rlo mar
kst dull and hsayy No as s misd &
Rio, Ice. Exchange, gid. Receipts. l2el
bags: cleared for Europe, 1000 bags: stock;
New York yesterday, 1909 bags; New nor nS
stock to-day, 2s7.206 bags; United I states
s s,Ss s bags Rags a fSsa f Srb the for &
United States. 5S0.e7s bags. against 2ss.sis
bags last year.
Sugar-Raw steady; fair refining. 2.sc:
centrifugal, Sc test. 5-l6c. Refined steaaier;
No G. 4a4 3-1ec: No. I. 5-i6c; No s. Sls@
1-16c: No. 9. lS-i6G4c: No. 10. SssMS 15-isc;
No IL, 311-l6G37sc; No. II. 39-lSG3%4c No;
IL. 33sc off a, 41-l6a4ssc; mold A, 4n-lo9
47sc: standard A. 5-1614i4c: confectioners
A. 5-16G41ac; cut loaf, 1-1605-c; crushed,
5i-1s@5l4c: powdered. 4&94 l9-l6c; granu-
Rice steady; domestic, fair to extra, AZ
SAC: Japan, 81. a &c. -,
Molasses steady; New Orleans open ket-
tie. good to choice 2SG32c.
BALTIMORE, June 15.-Flour quiet and
unchanged Receipts $3.50 brls: shipments,
7O2 brls. Wheat weak; spot and month,
76A G76asc; July 77077isc: August 7Sa7sisc;
September, 7SiaG7Ss4c; steamer No. red.
7sh@73izc; receipts, 1907 Blu; shipments.
100 bu: stock, All, 49, bu: sales. $1,000 bu;
Southern wheat. by sample. 76aisc: South
spot and month. 52ssa52lac; July, o2alay3c'
receipts S.469 bu: stock. 1893. !53 bI; sales,
6l.coo Blu; Southern white corn. 52.saSS;51@c;;
white Western. 37i5G3Sc: No. mixed, 34lsc
asked: receipts, 6.933 bu; stock. 1924 pu
Rye very quiet and in little demand; No: 2,
65Gl67c: receipts, 125 bu: stock. S,2S bu.
Hay-Low grades steady; choice strong;
choice timothy. $13G1S.50. Grain frelghts
very quiet and unchanged. Sugar and but
ter firm and unchanged Eggs steady and
unchanged Cheese quiet and unchanged
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MINING SHARES
doubleday. Rope Co.. of Colorado
SprIngS. Col. give the following ouofafions.
Saturdays Bank Clcnrings.

Al misunderstanding, 50 2Ss. 4s1; bal
a an ,l2. For the week: clearings,
Sl4.ol.gl; balances. 81, $50, 125.
AT delphia-Clearings, SO, 1S2, 5o6; bal
ances, M,557 Lag. For the week: Clearings
s6i,b2S. l25; balances. s1O5i7, Z12
AT New 1ork-Clearings, si13.364. 1855; bal
slices, o,l2l,2N. For the week: Clearings,
$oJlbis,i al; balances. si0.S0S 4i3.
AZ Boston-Ciearings, $500. 499: balances
sdsni, ig. For the week: Clearings, S94,SlS,-
90; balances. 81, 054, 3g7
Al Chicago-Clearings. S12. 59S, 79S; bal
ances, Sl,o42.O Total for the week $751;
eSi,SS2; corresponding week last year. ss2
I5t,5oS- Money easy; call loans, 4G5 per
cent. Commercial paper, 5i2Q6 per cent.
sterling posted rates, A90is and $780,
AT Cincinnati-Money, 3M6 per cent.
new York exchange, 60M70c premium.
Clearings. s.. 375 700; for the week 49, 749 600;
for same week last year, S12, 201, 500.
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Ieadinu futures ranged as follows:

Cash quotations were as follows: No. ?
spring wheat, 75d7Sc:. No. spring wheat
no sales; No. red, 74ssa754sc; No. 2 corn
2S34c No. 2 white. f. o. b., 3lAq32Ac; No.
3 white. f. o. b.. 3il4GS2c: No: 2 rye .62hzc:
No. barley, SIC; No. 3. f. o. b.. sic; No. 4.
othy seed. $50: mess pork. per brl, $12. $50
1240: lard. 6.521sq6.55c; short-rb sides
0oose). 625G630c dry-salted shoulders
(5oxed), 52s651ac; short-clear sides (boxed)
GssG61sc; whisky, distillers' finished goods,
per gal. s1.26l2
On the Produce Exchange, to-day, the
butter market steady; creameries. 100
lice; dairies 10@l6c. Eggs steady at 11G
11$ic. Cheese, 612c.
Receipts-Flour, 1000 brls: wheat, 1900
bu: corn, 5000 bu oats, 100000 blu; rye,
1900 bu; barley 1900 bu Shipments
Flour. 1000 brls: wheat, $1,000 blu: corn.
1900 bu: oats, 29S.000 bu; rye, 1000 Blu.
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Minister Matt Rnn.om,s Health.

RALEIGH, N. c.. June 15.-Minis.er Matt
Ransom arrived here unexpectedly this
morning direct from Lenoir and left at noon
for his farm in Northampton county. After
remaining there few days he will go TO
until his health is thoroughly restored. He
Is very weak. but says he is better than in
three months past. He is thin and has the
appearance of man just recovered from
q severe illness.
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Building Permits.

Levi s. Mayer. frame cottage, Forest
avenue and Michigan street $3.50
James Beaupre. frame house. POI Pros
pect street, N0H.
f F. Claypool. repairs on brick building
Meridian and Washington streets, $6iS.
Evan f. Felley, addition, $3.50.
William Steiert. repairs, 20 North East
A. J. Bresson. cottage. SOC East Ninth
street $500.
W. r. Meyers. frame house. Meridian, be-
tween Eleventh and Twelfth, $500.
r. Kerschbaun1. brick residence, Tenth
and Meridian streets, $500.
Grant Palmer, frame house. Francis
sfreat 81 O2S
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The committee that had charge of the
recent Sunday-school convention in this
city report that all board bills OF delegates
have been paid. The report that has gone
out to the contrary, they say. does an in
Justice to the Indianapolis people. 1t is
also stated by Rev. Mr.. Rondthaler, in
whose church the convention was held. that
the report that delegates were compelled
to sleep on the floor because no accommo-
datlons could be found for them is incor-
rect
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Dea tbs.

T. J. Smith, twenty-six years, 72 North
Davidson street, phthisis.
Fred Fisher, eleven months, 81 Dunlap
street, cholera infantum.
Infant Sala. three days. 271 Cornell ave-
nue. imperfect development.
Anna b. Kimball. eighty years, 472 Broad
way. exhaustion.
Jennie McChesney. ten months, 32Is Miley
avenue summer complaint.
Mrs. Alex. Wands. seventy-three years,
IS Prospect street. diabetes mellitus.
i. George Srilz, sixty-one years, Sanders
street. apOplexy.
Deaths during the week, oS
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CHADRON, Neb., June 15-Deputy United
States Marshal Robinson has arrested five
Indians charged with abducting a fourteen
year-old girl Oh her way from the mission
school and keeping her in brush all night.
The Indian police court. recognized by the
interior Department, had tried them and
fined them one horse apiece for the offense.
This did not satisfy Robinson, and he at
once arrested them, and will endeavor TO
have them punished. These occurrences are
var
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CHURCH NOTICES.
Baptfsf.

FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH-Northeast cor
ner New York and Pennsylvania streets.
the Rev. ID. j. Ellison pastor. Preach
ing by the pastor, l0:45 a. m; topic. Help
for Troublous Times" AT Is =. m. the
thirteenth sermon on his midsummer trip
TO Palestine: subject. The Dead Sea ana
the Jordan" Baptisms at evening sery-
ice: sunday school. ESQ a m; young pee
pies meeting, Gas .. m; Monday evening
inquiry meeting. The annual church and
Sunday school picnic "Wednesday PRAYER
and conference meeting Thursday even
ing: Pastor and people extend a cordlas
invitation to all our services Arthut
Preston. musical director. has arranged
special music for the service.
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ANNOUNCE MENTs.

ANNOUNCEMENT - Willis r. Miner,
practical accountant: all kinds OF books
and accounts investigated and adjusted
. years experienced best OF references;
terms reasonable. 36 South Meridian street.
INCONVENIENCE annual meeting OF
the stockholders Of the Star Saving and
Loan Association will be held June 20.
from TO p. m. at No. 4oiz East Wash
ingtOn street, for the purpose OF electing
three directors. II. II. FAY. Secretary.
H NJ HADLEY, President
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-Saloon outfit. a counter with
rail and copper work. back bar with large
mirrors and refrigerator, front and back
cigar case. beer pumps. two billiard and
two pool tables, In oak. Stevens Toledo
work. nearly new and in perfect order.
Cheap. Sold separate or together. and
part on time il wanted. JOHN STETSOS,
care OF Drawer e." Toledo. o.
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N,ttonai soldiers. Reunion.

CALDWELL, O., June 1.-THE second
days session of the twenty-frst national
soldiers reunion at this place started off
this morning with a large attendance. Pri-
vate Dalzell opened the exercises and was
followed by Rev. ID. Eggleston- of Guern-
sew: Rev Dr. Bryan, of Wooster. o.; Rev.
Billingsly. OF this place. and Colonel joni
Allen. of GAINESVILLE. who made eloquent ad-
dresses.
Special sale watches. low prices. at
Marcys.
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Moravfau~.

SPIRITUALISM-The Indianapolis Relig-
ious Society OF Spiritualists will hold SER
vices during the summer every Sunday.
Wednesday and Friday evenings. at lf
West Vermont street Lecture and tests
followed by slate writing and various
phenomena. Collection sc. Sittings
daily for slate writing. etc
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CARD OF THANKS.

CARD OF THANKS-The members OF the
First English Lutheran Church desire TO
return most hearty thanks TO all who so
kindly assisted them In making the Luther
drama a success.
ID. l.. MACKENZIE. Pastor
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NOTICE.
NOTICE-Any one wishing to adopt an in
FAINT address r.. care Journal
NOT.sE-wall papers at lowest prices: also
art decorations in any style. III. c. STE
VEINS. $50 North Mississippi street.
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LIVE STOCK.

Cattle Dull and LOver-HOgs Active
and Higher-Shcep Steady.
INDIANAPOLIS, June 15.--Cattle-Ee-
ceipts light; shipments. 200. There were but
few on sale. The market was very dull at a
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Marriage Licenses.

Leo " Paul AMI Ada Lloyd.
Herbert Davis and Mary r. Quinn.
Raymond C. Beatty and Pearl Kaufman.
William NJ. Brown and Elizabeth Is. Fox.
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GATEWOOD-Miss Joey A. Gatewood. sat
urday, June Is, at IL a. m Funeral from
Oak Hill NJ. +. Church, Sunday. June -
at 2'p. m. Friends invited.
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AsTROLOGER.

ASTROI.OGY-Mrs. DR.. Ellis. the world-re-
nowned astrologer IL you wish the truth
consult the Doctor at once. Is Nort>
Mississippi street.
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MARRIED..

BLACK-WALKER-At y Woodruff Place.
indianapolis, Ind. on Tuesday. June IL.
by Rev. DIR. Gstave A. Christensen, John
Austin Black of New York. 10 Aurie
Dell. daughter OF the late Major VIM. NJ.
Walker. L. x A
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Go to Marcy's for watches.
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BUiLDING AND LOAN

BUILDING AND LOAN-The very lowest
rates on loans can be obtained at the
Building and Loan Office, - East Mar