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Master Chr BuiIdcrs.

The Master Car Builders Association is
in session at Alexandria Bay. y. y. Yes
terday was given over entirely To a discus
sion OF the report OF the arbitration COM
mittce and rules governing the present
method OF interchange of cars. There is
feeling among members that some radical
changes from the present methods should
be adopted. and the majority of members
the Northwestern Railway Club. Among
the delegates present is William Garstang.
OF the Cleveland Cincinnati, Chicago 4 st.
Louis road. At the close of yesterday
session the members started on tour
among the Thousand islands. and at the
adjournment OF the convention. Friday.
they will make the trip by steamer through
the raDiiS of Montreal
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THE DOCTORS COLUMN.

ID. L. 3. Minneapolis. Mimi suffer very
much from cramps in the feet and legs,
especially at night. should be very glad
edy. '"'1 '' g" app Op' '''' ''D'
Take Febricide pills. one three times
daily for a week. then begin with Medul-
line, extract of the spinal cord. three drops
on the tongue three times daily.
ter II is very evident that you need Natro-
lithic Salt; take a teaspoonful in half
tumbler OF water morning and evening. to
ov sa ne, the constipation and digestive dis
In three-drop doses. three times daily.
J. y. T., Philadelphia had severe
fall a few weeks ago down steps: since
then / have been suffering from dizziness.
and weakness. and difficulty in walking;
can you suggest treatment.
Take Medulline extract OF the spinal
cord. in three-drop doses. three times a day
Use friction at night with rough towel
over the entire body.
y F.. Philadelphia am troubled with
obesity; am getting very stout, being twen-
ty-nine pounds above my healthy weight.
gland. in three-drop doses. three times
daily. and once week take Natrolithic
Salt one teaspoonful in half tumber of
water. morning and evening.
$. jr., st. Paul. Minn.-For the local con-
dition you mention. take Testine. extract
daily for one week. and then Cerebrne
extract OF the brain, in same dose for a
week; alternating. Use cold baths at night
and light bed clothing and arise early in
the morning; avoid spicy food.
VI. s. Minneapolis. Minn.-For the local
trouble which you mention, falling OF the
womb. etc, take Ovarine, extract OF the
oyares, in three-drop doses. three times
indicated, and nourishing food.
w. 4. PARKER. NJ u.
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The Oregon short Line.

John NJ. Egan. sole receiver of the
Union Pacific interests in the Northwest.
outside of Utah, and recently appointed
coordinate receiver with W. III. Bancroft
Of the interests of the road in Utah Ter
ritory. in Denver yesterday. Repre-
sentatives of the Rio Grande. who met
receiver Egan at Grand Junction and ac-
companied him to Denver. denied there was
any significance in their action whatever
Despite their disclaimers rumors are flying
thick and fast. One of the possibilities
discussed is the building OF line TO Green
River. WyO.. from Grand Junction. The
first step in that enterprise has been TAX
en-. \ mortgage on all its property has
been filed. Green River Is only few miles
from Granger. the Wyoming end of the
oregon Short-line. If the Rio Grande
Western wishes 10 get into traffic agree
ments with any other road the Denver x
Rio Grande has outlet TO reach Mr..
Egan's road via the Green River branch
or this branch can be utilized by the Mid
Ia nd
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Fourth of July Rates.

Uncertainty concerning reduced rates for
the Fourth of July holidays is leading TO
pretty general adoption OF one-fare
rate for the round trip. The ~. Louis &
san Francisco announced it's intention. yes
terday. of making such a rate. number
OF the Western roads are strongly In favor
OF adhering 10 a one and a third fare rate
for the round trip. and an effort will be
made TO prevent the Introduction of any
lower rate i'm the territory between Chi
cage and the Missouri river
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3 II will sell twenty-day harvest excursion
tickets from 81. Louis TO Texas points at
one fare for the round trip. The Rock Island
announced yesterday that If this was done
IL would cut the excursion rates of the
Missouri. Kansas * Texas squarely i'm
half. other interested lines Will probably
take similar action
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"Epw0rth Leaguers.'
PENNSYLVANIA LINES

Have been selected as the official route
for the Second international Conference,
Chattanooga Tenn. June y 10 81
Special train leaves indianapolis at IL a
M, Tuesday, June p, and Will make spe-
cial trip to Mammoth Cave: also stop four
hours at the beautiful city of Nashville,
Tenn, for sight seeing.
Those who do not desire to go on the
special train will find our regular train
service the best. The route from Louis
vile, via l.. e. n. r. r. and y. c. & ST. J..
r. r., passes through the country made
famous by of the hardest fought
battles of the civil war This is the only
scenic route
One fare rate from all points in the State.
Write John a. Wilkins, Transporta ton
Director. Room 30, Thorpe Block, for cir
cular giving full information, or address
GEORGE L. ROCKWELL. D. p. A.
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The suit Of Carbon Hamlin against Grant
Engle. in ejectment went 10 the jury in
Room , Superior Court yesterday even
ing. Hamln owns observation-disclosures
farm near Allsonvlle. and through a mis-
construction of contract Engle became a
tenant. He declined 10 give up the place.
aud suit VAS brought 10 Gust him. The jury
did not return a verdict last night.
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forerunner OF sickness and disease IL
that WORKOUT, played-out feeling. as ys
hear IL commonly expressed. And this is
just the critical time, when a little atten-
ton would save much misery and suffering
Call IL. IL you will Malaria Nervous
Exhaustion, or the cause OF overwork IL
Is all bad. and either name is enough 10
alright people A great many people OF
regular habits. have these same periods OF
depression, and are unable TO trace IL to
any disease. The fact is. there is spe-
cal disease yet but the system is being
prepared for IT, The root OF the whole
matter is that your liver is torpid. slug
eish or diseased. and an accumulation OF
poison in the system is taking place that
Affects your whole being and brings that
WORKOUT and fretful feeling. This is plain
truth. and logical. The physician knows
~, and at once makes attack the
liver TO get that organ into active work,
when the whole system Is rejuvenated ana
that worn-out feeling and nervous debility
passes quickly away. We want to make
this plain TO every reader OF this paper
and suggest that all read our communica-
tions which appear every other day.
Another fact we want you TO understand
Just as distinctly Is that Simmons Liver
Regulator is the King OF Liver Medicines.
purely vegetable and entirely free from
Salomel or QuInine; II has done wonders
sixty years. and the demand for IL grows
daily as the people learn the truth that
the liver Is the organ that affects TIE
health more than any other organ In the
body. Simmons Liver Regulator Is strong
~ tonic with its curative effects. and the
whole system at once feels benefited and is
toned up. All druggists sell II in liquid or
powder
The Best for the Family.
Macon. CA have found Simmons Llv-
Or Regulator the best family medicine. I
have used II in indigestion and biliousness,
and found IL 10 relieve Immediately. After
eating hearty supper. II on going to bed
take dose OF IL / never feel any bad
effects OF the supper"-Ovid G, Sparks.
Ex-Mayor.
Ordered on Trial.
Oakland, Cal-"About two years ago |
ordered from j. r. Gates & Co., San
Francsco. q bottle of Simmons Liver Reg
ulaSor on trial, and SO satisfactory has
been its use In expelling bile from the sys-
TEN and regulating the action OF the liver
that from order Of at a time the
order has risen to a dozen bottles at once"
-B. v. Lawrence.
Visit TO North Carolina.
Cochranton, Pa.-"SoHe years ago / Wis
Med North Carolina. and while there had
one OF my bilious attacks. Hearing, for the
first time, of Simmons Liver Regulator. I
tried IL. Nothing before had so effectually
relieved me. could In no way benefit 9TH
ers more than by putting such a remedy
On their hands."-N. ~. Shepard.
EVERY PACKAGE
Has the Red Y stamp on the wrapper.
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Cincinnati, Hamilton and indianapolis R. R. C
Office OF Secretary. May 90.

Umce OF Secretary, May 70, no
NOTICE TO STOCkHOLDERS.-Th
stockholders OF this company are hereby
notified that the annual meeting Will be
held at the Office Of the company at Indian-
apolis, Ind, on Thursday. June IL, at !
O'clock p. m, for the election OF directors
to serve the ensuing year, and for tho
transaction OF any other business that may
come before the meeting.
GEO Y. RAI.d.TI. Secretary.
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SUMNER RESORTS.
Hotel St. Joseph on the Beach,

ST. JOSEPH, MICH. >
Opens the latter part of June. THE RESORT par
excellence Of the Lake Region Just the place for In
dianapolfs business men and their families: eight
hours ride. with elegant train service direct To hotel
Fishing. sailing. dancing. and many attractions
this season Firscass orchestra always in attendance
Table and dining service equal TO any irst-class
hotel anywhere For descriptive circulars and
address YOUNG d SPRINGSTEM. Managers.
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WANTED-MIsCELLANEOUs.

WANTED-Bright young man of good adj
dress, about nineteen; call o'clock.
Thursday. B. g. BALES. Original Eagle
Clothing Company
WANTED-Competent electrician TO sell
our Long-distance Telephone: exclusive
STONE TELEPHONE CO.. Pittshurg Pa.
WANTED-Manager, with some capital. for
branch store. Salary. 500 month and ex-
penses. Excellent opportunity. Refer
ences required. Address V. /. N, care
Journal.
WANTED-A first-class matchmaker; also
first-class framemakers. STEADY employ
ment. Apply at once to the PLYMOUTH
CYCLE MANUFACTURING COMPANY,
Plymouth Ind.
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Michigan Sleeper via Pennsylvania
Lines.

Lines.
In effect Sunday, juno o. We will place
in service through Buffet sleeping Car, In
dianapolis to Mackinac, leaving New
York limited express at 7:05 p. m, arrive
at Grand Rapids $50 a. m; Traverse City.
IL 30 noon; Petoskey. 1:30 d. M; Ray View,
LAO p. M; Harbor Springs. . +. m; Mack
NAV City. p. m; Mackinac. p. m. Re
turning sleeper arrives at indianapolis
a. m. This is the only through sleeper to
Michigan points. Tourist tickets now on
sale.
Call agents. IS West Washington
street, IS Jackson place, Union Station, or
address GEORGE T.. ROCKWELL,
District Passenger Agent
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FOR SALE OR TRADE.

FOR SALE OR TRADE-A good clean
stock of clothing, hats and furnishing
goods. Invoice about $4,000. Good loca-
tion good room and nice trade. Sales
last year about $4,000. Good reason for
selling. City of 1900 people. The WIN.
Ind.
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al to the indianapolis Journal.

SpecIaI 10 the InulanapoIlS Journal
BEDFORD, Ind, juno 12.-Miss Stella
Couhlin and James Bell. both Of this city,
were united in marriage last night at the
home OF the bride. The groom IS Superin-
tendent for the Bedford Electric light and
Power Company.
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Good Grounds for "A Kick.

Fortvilic citizens are very much dis
satisfied with the new time card Of the
Big Four. The people up there cannot get
10 Indianapolis until 10 o'clock a. m, and
must leave at 40 o'clock %. m. and can
not visit the theater or a game OF baseball
without remaining over night.
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There is a prospect OF a lively time over
Texas passenger rates. The Missouri Kan
sas & Texas has announced that on July
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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, 50 East Mar
ket street. HOWARD KIM BALL. Secre-
tary.
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The President to-day denied the applica-
tion for pardon of William n. Bristol. SEN
fenced in Louisiana for five years. for rob-
bing a poStofiice.
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+. S.-All letters of inquiry on medical
subjects directed TO the Columbia Chem
ical Company, Washington. u. c., will be
answered free. either in these columns or
by mail direct.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE-Wall papers al lowest prices; also
art decorations in any style. H. G. STE
VEINS, 496 North Mississippi street
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FEBRICIDE PILLS

For Malariai Affections and all Infiam-
matory Diseases OF which Fever Is an ac-
compartment OF inestimabie value in
Neuralgia; for Sick Headache a specific.
Price per box OF - pills. 50 cents: 100
mills s.
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EVERY PACKAGE
Has the Red Y stamp on the wrapper.
J. III. ZEILIN 4 Co., Philadelphia, Pa.
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wANTED-AGENTs.

WANTEp-Christian man wanted: not en-
ployed; acquainted with church people: $l8
per week. Write STANDARD MANCFAC-
TURING COMPANY, IL Franklin street,
Boston, Mass
WANTED-A good, smart. lively man, one
with some idea OF bookkeeping, to act as
our agent through the State OF Indiana.
In this work you deal only with business
houses. and we have agents who make
from SO to SIS a day. This is no humbug,
but genuine thing, and only those with
push and energy need apply. For par
ticulars. address j. l.. SNOW * Co, -
Allen street, Brockton, Mass.
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VANDALIA LINE.
For ct. IOIIIS and THE WEST

Leave Indianapolis-7:5O a. m, $50 a. m,
LIS a. M, l2:iO noon. II 20 p. IN.
Arrive St. Louis-512 u. m. 3:44 p. m.s
Gao p. M, 200 p. M, 7:00 a. m.
Paror car on 12:!0 noon train daily and
local sleeper on IL 30 p. m. train daily for
Evansville and St. Louis open to receive
passengers at $50.
street, No. 40 jackson place and Union
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Acts 1S3o.
Now ready bound in boards, sent TO any
address on receipt OF - cents.
W. b. BCRFORD, indianapolis.
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NATRoLITHIc SALTS

For Habitual Constipation. Torpor OF the
Bowels or Inaetion OF the Liver. Head
ache Gastric Dyspepsia. Intestinal Dys-
pepsia. want OF Appetite. Langour and
Debility. A a mild. effective purgative il
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Competing Lines Will RctaIintc.

Competing Lines VIII Retaliatc.
The Lake Erie & Western has created
quite commotion i'm railroad circles by
switches located on its lines, making the
switching charge 81 instead of 81, as for
years past. Competitors of the Lake Erie
& Western have taken the matter up, and
will retaliate by making similar charge
for all business that the Lake Erie &
Western may do on their private switches.
The Pennsylvania Company inaugurated
the double charge on the Lake Erie &
Western by charging 81 for the business
the Lake Erie & Western does on the In
lumber yard tracks OF +. NJ. Bachman,
former company. which hauls from the
Indianapolis mills forty to fifty carloads
OF products per week. having secured al
most the entire business of those mills.
IL is understood that some OF the other
roads will adopt similar measures so far
The Big Four has full control OF the
kingan packing house tracks, and could
worry the Lake Erie considerably were
il TO double the switching rates to that
company on its private switches. IL is
thought that the Lake Erie q Western will
sees what results will follow adhering TO
the policy of charging 81 per car for switch
ing on certain of its tracks leading 10 In
dianapolis industries located on it's line
There twenty-three tracks leading TO
indianapolis industries located on the Lake
Ere & Western. Some OF them, however
are used but little except by the Lake Erie
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BELI-COgHLIN.

were married. Rev. -. T. Sweeney officiat-
ing Indianapolis will be the home of the
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Cochranton. Pa.-"Sone years ago / Wis
Hed North Carolina, and while there had
one OF my bilious attacks. Hearing. for the
first time, of Simmons Liver Regulator.
tried IL. Nothing before had so effectually
relieved me. / could I'm no way benefit 9TH
ers more than by putting such a remedy
In their hands. N. Shepard.
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PROFESSIONALLY WEDDINGS.
special to the Indianapolis Journal.

Special 10 the IndlanapOIls JOURNAL
JEF'FERSONVILI.E, Ind, June H.
Charles White and Miss Emma Baker.
weIl-known young people of this city. were
married last night by Rev. Spell, of the
Baptist Church. They will reside here.
Jocob Woehrle. a wealthy young farmer.
and Miss Lena Roederer were married by
Rev. j. q. Rees, of the st. Lucas Evan
gelical Church.
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Big Four Train Service.


ID. b. Martin. general passenger agent
of the Big Four lines. spent yesterday in
the city. In commenting on the present
passenger train service of the Big Four.
he said it could not we'll be improved on,
certainly not between Indianapolis and Gin
cinnati. Indianapolis and ST. Louis and In
dianapolis and Chicago. Regarding the
service between Indianapolis and Cleveland
the local business was overestimated; the
company would gladly keep on a local
sleeping coach between Indianapolis and
average of three passengers a night;
people would take the Knickerbocker, and
on arriving at Cleveland go to a hotel. The
new train, known as the Nation accom-
mediation, which arrives at Indianapolis
at 80 p. M. bids fair to be paying train
Paris, the Evansville Il Terre Haute at
Terre Haute and the Monon at Greencastle:
then the people of Terre Haute could come
10 indianapolis, spend a few hours and re-
booker express running to Cincinnati. as
well as to the east via Cleveland. is show
ing satisfactory results. All over the sys-
TEN. Mr.. Martin said. travel was increas-
ing and rates were better held than last
year. and the outlook for heavy summer
travel could hardly be brighter. The bust
ness of the Michigan division, with the
opening Of the Louisville line and the
northern pleasure resorts, would bring this
division TO the front in a manner never
before reached The New York business
which the Knickerbocker express do
ing was surprise to the Lake Shore and
the New York Central people, as we'll as
to President Ingalls,. A noon train out OF
81. Louis struck the popular chord, says
Mr.. Martin.
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LACKING IN HARMONY
LITTLE PROBABILITY THAT WEST
ERN ROADS WILL GET TOGETHER.
Bomb Exploded by Mr.. Sebastian at
Yesterdays Meeting-TroubIe In
store for the l.. T.. a. w.

The Western roads, al their meeting in
Chicago. made no progress whatever yes
terday toward perfecting their organization.
In fact. they went backward and the
meeting adjourned until to-day under cir
cunstances which do not promise an early
agreement. The committee which was TO
draw up an agreement did not report and
IL was suggested that the lines go ahead
and form an association to cover the terri
tory east OF the river and ignore that 10
the vest. This plan was upset by Passenger
Traffic Manager White OF the Atchison,
who showed that IL was the meaning of
the executive officers. when they called the
meeting, that the territory between Chi
cago and Utah should be under two as
sociations. So many lines were standing
out. Mr.. White declared that il was i'm
possible just at this time TO form an
ISOLATION west OF the Missouri river, and
he thought 1t best to report the circum-
stances back to the executive officers and
allow them TO struggle with the reluctant
lines take such other action as they saw
nj. This stopped the talk about forming
enc association east OF the river and al
lowing the lines west Of the river to do as
they like.
Then General Passenger Agent Sebastian,
or the Rock Island. announced that, under
present circumstances, IL would be found
difficult TO form any agreement and i'm
possible TO maintain rates "A resolution
was offered in this meeting. Tuesday, by
the burlington road" said Mr.. Sebastian,
providing for the maintenance of rates
by all Western lines. How. Tuesday, June
II. was set day fss the sale of the har-
vest excursion tickets 70 the West. | have
here the return portion of a harvest ex-
cursion ticket which was on sale by scalp
ers in Kansas City before the ticket itself
had any right to be sold in Chicago. Under
such circumstances talk of maintaining
: rates Is somewhat humorous" Then Mr..
oh "a Sf "a Ghn ad ha Of
harvest excursion ticket issued by one OF
the leading Western lines
Mr.. Payne. of the Missouri Pacific. made
a speech Of similar import and laid down
similar portions of tickets OF the issue of
another line. Both the accused lines denied
stoutly that they had been guilty of ir-
regular practices, and while they were tell
Ing how IL happened the meeting adjourned.
The committee on agreement
larged and will report this morning. There
Is. at present, no apparent show of form
ing an agreement and the whole matter
will probably go back to the executive
officers.
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PANCOI> E--ItIBLEIT
Special to the indianapolis Journal.
COLUMBUS, Ind, June le..At the home
of the bride. in this city, at o'clock
night. Mr.. j. +. Pancake, of Indianapolis
and Mrs. Cordia r. Riblett. of hits city.
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-ESSINGTON.
Special to the indianapolis Journal.

special 10 the Indianapolis journal.
WORTHWHILE, Ind, June 12.-Miss
Margaret Essngton, of this city. and Mr..
George Hastings, of Indianapolis, were
married al the home of the brides parents
on East Conner street at o'clock this
afternoon, Rev. +. NJ. Stone, of the VI. T..
Church, officiating. The wedding
unpretentious home wedding, with only
intimate friends present. Mr.. and Mrs.
Hastings left for Indianapolis at $40 p. m,
where they will make their home. They
will spend their honeymoon at French Lick
Strings
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MUNCIE. Ind. June 12.-Walter L. Scott
and Miss Lillian LeFeber were married at
Elton tonight. The groom is a Big -Four
train dispatcher at Bellefontaine, o., but
formerly resided at Pendleton, and his
bride is the belle of the little town.
Miss Pearl DeNoss and Deputy Sheriff
Milton Sherry were married this evening
at the home Of the brides stepfather,
Hon. l.. E Starr
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ELWOOD. Ind, lime Pat the resi-
dcnce of Prof. T. F.. Fitzgibbon, this after
noon, DR.. f. l.. Saylor, physician and
druggist, and Miss Anna Mcbride. a teacher
of music and drawing in the city schools,
we're married. the Rev. Philip Jameson. of
the First Presbyterian Church, officia ting
The couple left for bridal tour, after
which they viii be at home to their friends
in this city.