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The Atlanta constitution., 1900-11-12
GEORGIA WILL HAVE EXHIBIT.
Colonel W. A. Hemrhill, Commits
sioner Of Charleston Exposition.

SiOler OF Charleston Exposition.
Charleston. $ c., November 9.-tSpe-
ciaID-TNe Hon. ". a. HemphiI. presi-
dent % The Atlanta Constitution and one
~ the most active promoters Of the Cot
ton States and International exposition,
held al Atlanta in lN95. has been appoint
"a commissioner for the South Carolina
Interstate and West Indian Exposition
Company for The state Of Georgia, and
has appointed q special committee to take
charge II the work Of urging "A special
exhibit Of the resources of Georgia for
the exposition ~ Charleston. tie will be-
supported IN his efforts by the state au-
thOriies OF Georgia and by the general
assembly cf that stale. a. wei as by the
municipal authorities of Atlanta and the
merchants and manufacturers OF that
city. Upon a recent visit of a special
committee from the exposition company
10 Atlanta, the governor OF the state and
the general assembly gave the most
gratifying assurances OF the disposition
and determination of Georgia 70 nj
large place al the exposition at Charles
ION. Atlanta ana Georgia know what ex-
positions do for community and state
and section in the development OF their
material resources. When the Cotton ex-
position was held In Atlanta in 1851. the
Population OF that city, all told. was about
s. 00J The population Of Atlanta now is
in round numbers. 10000. The exposition
Of ISL. which was the first held in the
southern states brought to Atlanta for
investment at least $1,000 900 and SO. coo. 600
besides Tor Investment IN the state of
Georgia. The experience OF al. the other
cities IN the south where eN positions have
been held is that they are great promo
tors OF commercial and Industrial prog
rcss and development. Atlanta and Balti-
more and Philadelphia are already tn
line. and Il Is expected that other enter
prising cities ln the country viii he repre-
srnted ia the Great avenue Of states and
cities when the exposition al Charleston
opens In December. 1901
The Atlanta constitution., 1900-11-12
ROBERTS COMPLIMENTS MEN

London. November 6-Lord Roberts. I'm
a dispatch dated Johannesburg. NOVem-
ber 9Th. reports TO the war office as fol-
lows:
smith Dorrien states that Major Sau.-
ders ami Captain Chalmers, ol the Cana
dian Mounted Rifles. behaved with great
gailantry tn the action Of November 2d.
Saunders rode 9ut under heavy fire 10
bring in a nCrseiess non-commisSloneu
officer Saunders was wounded anj his
horse killed. and Chalmers went TO his
assistance Saunders implored him TO
leave but was refused and the gallant
Chalmers was. gricve 20 say. killed"
Lord Roberts has cablcd to the war Of
fee that former President Steyn. In n
speech TO Delarys hurghers. October 22d,
said Mr. Kruger had gone to Europe In
order to ''eet Intervention" and that II he
failed the Transvaal will he auctloned
OF TO the highest bidder.
The Atlanta constitution., 1900-11-12
SIMPSON CASE TO BE REoPENED
Professor Serves Mandamus Against
School Board.

Columbus. Ga, November s.-(Spec al }
The Simpson case in Phenix CITY will not
down Yesterday afternoon Professor III. S
Simpson. late principal of the school. who
was discharged because of4 charges of
drunkenness against him, served man
damus proceedings against the school
board. The board Is ordered by the court
10 either reinstate him, or show cause
WHY II should not This is expected to re-
omen the case. The Phenix City school
hoard will meet tomorrow night.
The Simpson case has been the one
tonic in Phenix City for several months.
one man is running for alderman in the
town whose leading plank in his platform
is that he went to the schoolhouse one
morning for the purpose of ejecting the
professor from IL.
The Atlanta constitution., 1900-11-12

Pekin. describing the operations of the
battalion to which the writer belongs and
mentioning n case where from 300 TO 400
Chinese were partly killed and partly
executed later by shooting" The writer
adds.
"All boxers who are caught in Pekin
their execution without delay. The Vos-
sische Zeitung remarking that ''clemency
can accomplish nothing with these bar
barians." The Hanover Courier Ma
are shot. Each one must dig a hole
and kneel behind IL - as TO fan directly
into IL when shot. The city of Lang
Chang-Chung was captured yesterday.
Our company halted before one of the
gates and the Chinese. VINO were driven
from the other side through the gate,
pcrished upon our bayonets. IL was hor-
ribie. We have men In the company who
have already shot ten Cinnamon"
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Roberts Reports the Battle.

London. November 9.-Lord Roberts. tel
egraphing from johannesburg under date
OF November sth. gives details Of the de-
feat Of the Beers near Bothaviile, and
sdds to the facts already. known. the fol-
lowing:
'Colone! lie Calais wes heavily engaged
for FIVE hours with one thousand BoerS.
Knox re-enforced lie Calais and COM
nieteIv defeated the Beers. DeWet and
Steyn. with the Beers. left In great haste
and were pursued some miles &c the
southeast The enemy broke up into
small parties. lie Calais WAS among the
killed Steyn's secretary, De Villiers,
was wounded and captured"
The Atlanta constitution., 1900-11-12
KIRKLAND HAS DISAPPEARED.
Bessemer, Ala, Bookkeeper Is Miss
ing-Note He Left Behind.

Birmingham, Ala. November 7.-(Spe-
cjal)-J. w Kirkland bool5keeper and
collecting agent for Rosenbaum Bros. at
Bessemer. below here. has been missing
since Tuesday lie left Bessemer that
morning and went 10 Pratt City. where ne
made some collections. A note was re-
ceNcd by Mr. Jake Rosenbaum from
Kirkland IN which he said he buggy ana
horse could be found IN a stable in Bir-
IN ngham and that a friend would turn
over the full amount of his collections.
lie also stated in his note that ne sSVas
tiTed If this world and that he would
soon b. in eternity. He wound up HIS note
as follows:
81 bid you farewell on this earth. hoping
10 see you i'm better world some future
day. I am wicked man."
Efforts are being made to locate Kirk
land. He has a wife and one child The
horse and buggy were recovered az the
stable designated. There is no reason
assigned why he should be acting IN the
manner described
The Atlanta constitution., 1900-11-12
GARDNER IN THE DEATH CHAIR
Negro Brutality Assaulted and Then
Killed Little Girl.

Columbus. O.. November s-Richard
Gardner. colored. was electrocuted in the
annex of the Ohio penitentary at 1905
O'Clock a. m. Gardner was convicted of
the murder of little Ethel Long. at Aus
tin. on May 22d last. He protested his
innocence until about two weeks ago,
when he made confession. The girl had
been sent to spring to get pitcher Of
water when Gardner struck her upon the
head with an iron bar and. after out
raging her person, cut her throat.
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Four Cinnamon Executed.

Pekin. November G. via shanghai. No
vember 9-Four Of the leading officials of
Poa Ting Fu. including Ting Tang. the
acting viceroy of Pc Chi Ii. and General
Kusl Hing. were executed November 5th
under the sentence imposed by the tri-
bunal Of the allies. Renewed reports OF
the death OF the empress dowager are in
circulat ation. but they lack rerihcation and
are discredited.
The reforrner Szki-Nu. the leading man
in the anti-dynastic party organized by
Sun Vat Sen, who was sentenced TO death
in connection with the recent yamen ex-
plosIou here was repeatedly tortured in
orcer TO extort a confession from nm,
hut he refused to make statement IN
regard to the explosion.
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Heads Are Exposed on Poles.

Pekin. November lo.-A profound in
preston was produced upon the natives
81 Pao Ting Fu by the exc ution there OF
the three oiitaials. Tien Nans. provincial
treasurer. General Wei Shuug Kong ami
Colonel .llI. who wee condemned by the
International courtmartisl as among those
responsible Tor the massacres there.
They were Deacaced and their aeacs
we've exposed On po.es icr day before
burial.
Il Is probable. despite discrepancies
that the foregoing otf'Sials are ID, uiicai
with tnuse referred 20 n "A dispatch a.
tEe Associated Press from Ten Esln,
dated November sth. which said.
''TiEg Yurg. acting RicerOy % Chit -,
the Tartar general owei Heng. and C't1-
uel wang Chau Nc were shot 20 Pio
Ting Fu by order CT the courtmariiai"
The Atlanta constitution., 1900-11-12
EUROPE WOULD HAVE TO AGRx
German Paper Discusses Tariff We
Against America.

Berlin. November 6.-The Cologne Volks-
blund, the leading centrist organ. dis
cussing the growth OF the United States
In population. says
"a tariff war could be waged against
the United States only by the European
states combined. II Germany alone were
to make the attempt. her industries and
commerce would have 20 foot the bill,
while other nations would get the advan-
tage. However unpleasant the admission.
il nevert helesS remains true that we are
unable 20 undertake alone economic
measures against a nation Of &c. e0o,000 and
enormous resources"
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DISCLOSURES ARE NOT LIKED.
Trial Of Rich Berlin Banker Proves
Quite Sensational.

Berlin, November 6-During today's
proceedings on the second trial of the
rich Berlin banker, Sternberg. for an al
legged crime against morality, Police Di-
rector Merscheidt Huellesem admitted
that he had received a loan of 1000
marks upon his villa from Sternberg He
admitted that other loans had been made
TO him by the accused. but asserted that
all had been repaid. These revelations
have made a great sensation in Berlin
and throughout the country.
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F5ur Powers in a combine.

London. November s--Tne N0voe
Nremwvs." says he s.. Petersburg cor
respondent a. tn Daily Express. wiring
before thr election cf Mex niey was
known a the Russian capital. AN
uCuuces. with official sanction ;rgt IN
Uud. rstln lnding has be~n reached between
Rus a. Franre and the CuiIed States and
Jsrau. hy way ri cnunterpo.se tc the
.Nr- ..-ffe -g..sr e. a-r-. nl-ut. 1Gd ug ttat the
results wII become specifically apparent
- Prs dent Mckinney IS re-eIected-'
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Sends Message 70 Mckinley.

Havana. November 6-The Cuban con-
stitutional. convention convened today and
sent 10 President Mckinley the following
eirgram:
'TheCuban constitutional convention has
the honor and satisfaction respectfully 10
salute the president and congress OF the
United States ad TO express sentiments
OF gratitude to the American people"
Probably several days will elapse be-
fore the permanent organiZa tlOn is effect
cd. General Maximo Gomez, I'm letter
10 the Havana papers. says ne Will not
accept Office under the Cuban republic.
The Atlanta constitution., 1900-11-12
UNCLE SAINTS TARs HAD FUN.

Paris. November s-The 8Iaiin pub
fishes = special disiatch from Algiers.
which says.
THE United States training ship Dixie
has been ia the harbor here f1r some
davs unable 10 put 20 sea owing TO an un-
usual occurrence. Sixty sailors went
ashore Tuesday and on Wednesday they
had not returned. The captain, aided by
finally discovered fifteen in the Casbah
quarter OF the city. leading q life OF
pleasure. The Others are still missing
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DESPoNDENT, BE sUICIDED.
Abner Z. Gaines, Well Known in the
South. Cuts Els Throat.

Hot Springs. Ark, November 9.--Abner
7, Gaines. widely known IN the south
and son Of Major w. II. Gaines. one of
the original claimants of the land upon
which the Hot Springs are located. COM
mitted suicide today BY cutting his throat
with a pocket knife. He had been in poor
health.
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No Mercv Should Be Shown.

Berlin November 6-DiscusSing this
evening the Efforts % ~ Hung Chang
20 Ct the diplomatic representatives cf
tie powers Co interrede with Field Mlr-
fhal Count von Naiiersse uith view
~ delaying the execution % the pao
Ting Fu officials res. 7usIbic Tor tie mas
Eacres thrrs even th, liberal papers. The
Vossiscle ZaituuE. The Nacioaaic Z.i-
turg and Tie Eaersen ZeiruIF- call for
The Atlanta constitution., 1900-11-12
poe,s Made Desperate Stand.

Bothaville. November s.-There has been
heavy fighting since November sth. re-
s,Iltfng In the defeat of the Beers, who
lost twenty-three killed. thirty wounded
and one hundred taken prisoners. Seven
of thelr guns were also captured. The
british lost three officers and four men
killed
The Atlanta constitution., 1900-11-12
Harris Loses Left Hand.

Dothan. Ala, November 4.-(Speciall--
James Harris, a young man VINO ii.ta
aho.,- five miles north OF here. while out
hunting Yesterday, stopped for a few mo
ments and placed the butt of his gun on a
stump and leaned on the gun with MS IsLl
urls, over he musSle. IN some Crac-
co,nIabie way the gun slipped or ire
stump and was discharged, blowing Har-
ris's entire left hand of just above thA
IL
The Atlanta constitution., 1900-11-12
ECZEMA. NO CURE. NO pay.

Your druecizt WIN refund your money &
pAZO OINTMENT fails 10 cure Ring
~ rrn. Tetier. ole Ulcers .l-d Sores. PIN
pies and Biacxhs ads on the face. ard al
skin diseases. - cents.
The Atlanta constitution., 1900-11-12
Judge Richardson's Majority.

Huntsville Ala. November 7.--(SpeciaD
Additional returns from counties OF tho
eighth q strict assure Judge Richardson.
democratic congressional candidate. of a
majority Of 5000 to le.e00 Mr. Holland
the republican has probably carried Jack
son county. hts home.
The Atlanta constitution., 1900-11-12
7 Cure Blood Poison

or svnhilis al your own home; my treat.
ment positively eradicates every trace %
IN, disease and leaves no bad effects.
Write me fully J. Newton Hathaway ,
NJ. d.. No AZ Inman building. Atlanta, Ga
The Atlanta constitution., 1900-11-12
NnTicF.

want every man and woman in the
Irntted States Interested in whisky drink
ing TO know they can be quickly cured at
nv senitarium 293 Courtland avenue. At
ianta. Ga Address for particulars. Dr.
H. NJ Woolley. box 81.
The Atlanta constitution., 1900-11-12

A bottle of PriclSly Ash Bitters kept
in the house and used occasionily means
good health to the whole household.
The Atlanta constitution., 1900-11-12

knows tse contact of oxygen. Hes the
kind Of maa, wko, when Z cough attacks
him, goes gsilopinz dorm the road
toward consumption. Many such q man
las found strength and healing for weak
lungs and tissues laceraied by coughing
snd drained BY henc-rhsges. IN the use
c. DR. Pierce's Golden Medical Discov-
cry. The healing power Of this medi-
cine in pulmonary diseases seems little
short Of marvellous at times, 50 extreme
are the conditions which il cures. The
Discovery contains no alcohol, and
no narcotics.
when Z started % take yoar Colder Med.
zeal Discovery. writes Mr.. A. r. No-oiny. Of
New Vo-k. " v. Fex rss-. Il had a regular
ccusurrpsive oo1gh. OF which I was afraid ard
everybody csstio--d ne ssd warned con
cerui7z T. I VS. bosizS ~eiSss rnPiSiy.
~ery pale s,d h-d TO srpcsit-. whatever. Sox
NV couditio. - changed entirely. I do nc,
coagh az ali have gasued etgst po11ds IN
weight have recovered ny healthy color. END
my appetite 10 crofuOas. car recorreni
your medicine 10 everybody who uany be in need
ef the same. es Il Il q sure cures
Dr.. Pierce's Pellets cure constipation.
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Piles, Fistula, Rupture,

Structure. Varicoceie. Unnatural Losses.
Debility: cure guaranteed DR.. Tucker,
Broad street Atlanta. Ca
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eskG1N liz CA SH EnHE
AEsEsAs sazE-z-szss..s 1s'Ez7z.zs q =
WsSSw PRIZES H.
AND 4 SHARE I'M 4 GOLD EsINE

We spenttsc Co last year n numerous con-etz c5
decreased our circulation mary tousallz, l1s vca-
g propose spending szaeoa il cash AID rits id now
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HANDKERCHIEF SALE.
A Novel Affair Held i'm the Pembroke
Arcade.

Among the many enterprises for helping
people in the world none appeal more
strongly to the public than those which are
effective with children and youth. One of
the most valuable of this nature is the
Boys Club, where healthy amusement of
various kinds. good reading and other good
things are provided for those who would
not otherwise have them. There are two
clubs of this kind in indianapolis. The one
established last October on the West Side.
corner Of Hiawatha and Michigan streets,
by the Meridian-street Methodist Church,
is too young TO have attracted much atten-
ton, but it is hoped by the managers that
In course of time ii may become as effect
i've as the older and better known one, of
which IL is an outgrowth. Ii is in need of
the Arcade, which has been kindly donated
Saturday of the coming week. There will
be bewildering array of handkerchiefs on
sale. The Arcade will be beautifully deco
rated and there will be various sorts of en-
tertainment on Friday and Saturday even
ings. Mahaffy's Mandolin Club will play.
There will be May-pole dance and band
music and Mrs. Brush has kindly consented
to recite. One of the shops in the Arcade
will be used for selling ice cream, cake and
lemonade. Seats in the gallery above the
shops will be sold for the night perform
plan are Mrs. T. p. Haughey. Mrs. Charles
Lilly, Mrs. William Burford, Mrs. Lynn,
Mrs. Cox, Mrs. Gray, Miss Hough and Miss
Spann
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BIG FOUR ROUTE.
Special Reduced Rates from Indian
apoIis and Corresponding Rates
from Other Stations.

$3.50 to Chicago and return. account
Methodist Episcopal General Conference,
May /, 2, and H. returning till June l.
50 so to st. Louis and return, account Gen.
eral Assembly Presbyterian Church, May
Is, 16, Il and 2, returning on June l. Home
seekers excursions in all directions, in
Guiding Denver. Colorado Springs and
Pueblo, May l and 5, June and 10. SIG
TO Washington, d. c., return May 10. 20 and
q, account Imperial Council Mystic Shrine.
returning till June %. $3.50 Cincinnati and
return on May z and s. returning on May
IL, account Peoples party national conven-
ton. For tickets and information call at
Big Four Office or address the undersigned
H NJ. BRONSON.
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WILL GO TO 0DIN.
Detective spIann and Milton Foreman
10 Investigate.

Detective Splann Will go to odin. ILL.,. to-
night 10 investigate the reported confess
sion OF Harry Busner OF the murder OF
Mrs. Lucinda Foreman and her daughter.
The County Commissioners allowed $50 for
Splann's expenses. He win be accompanied
by Milton Foreman. a son of the murdered
woman. who thinks there is some truth in
the statement made by Busner. The con-
fessed murderer claimed TO have possession
of the knife with which the women were
killed, but il is said upon good authority
that the weapon was given 10 Addison c.
Harris, now minister 70 Austria, who was
then counsel for Mrs. Foremans survivors.
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Executions TO he Filed.

Exceptions to the report OF Noble c. But
Ter, master in chancery in the vandalia
case, in which the State claims the Van
dalia Railroad Company owes it s2,0OO0O0.
will be filed in the Superior Court, and
Judge Carter has set the second Monday
in June to hear oral argument. The report
covers fifty typewriter pages and alleges
that the master did not find many facts
said to have been established by proof
and points out alleged inaccuracies and
misstatements
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Pennsylvnnia-VandaIin Lines.

Will sell tickets at reduced rates for the
following meetings:
St Louis. General Assembly of the Pres
byterian Church. May 10, 16, n and q; re-
turn limit, June /.
Chicago, M. Z. Church, General Confer
ence, May /, 2. z, IA and p; return limit.
June j.
Homeseekers' North. Northwest, South,
Southwest May /, 15 June 5, 19.
Washington, d. c., Imperial Council Mys-
tic Shrine, May 10, 20, q: return limit, May
IS. For particulars call ticket agents,
or address w. w. RICHARDSON,
d. p A
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ANTIQUE FURNITURE.
INDIANAPOLIS. ..........

Several pieces of very choice An
tique Furniture, including Sofa,
Bureau and Table, with old style
claw feet. Two Grandfather
Clocks, over 80 years old, all i'm
ported from England, and in per-
feet order. at Antique Furniture
Room, 223 East Sixteenth St.
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Ovid 3. Jameson, attorney for the owners
Of two buildings on the alley from Pearl
street to Washington. along the route of
the proposed tunnel. will file written pro-
test with the Board OF Public Works to-
morrow against the city issuing a permit
for the excavation. lie was in consultation
with the board yesterday on the matter.
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via Chicago division west will be slightly
changed and will leave Indianapolis daily.
except Sunday, $3.50 p. m, arrive Chicago
$40 p. m.
These trains are in addition to the Cele-
brated Knickerbocker Special and South
western Limited, which will run as here
tofore.
City Office, No. East Washington street.
II. M. BRONSON, A. G. p. A.
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Making no stops in either direction. will
leave Indianapolis 7:30 a. m; returning,
leave Cincinnati p. m. Baseball. Pittsburg
VS.. Cincinnati
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s3.3O-Cfncinnnti and Return-$3.3O.
Via C.. III. & ID. RY.
While you're Looking Around

Tickets sold May and s, final return
limit May Il. Ticket Office Union Station
and Is West Washington street.
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Via c., HI. & ID. Ry.

Account May Musical Festival. Tickets
sold May to IL. inclusive; final limit, May
H. Office, Is West Washington street.
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BIG FOUR ROUTE.
New Fast Trains.

On Sunday, April 20. 1900. this company
put on the following new fast passen-
ger trans.
The New York & Boston Limited
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Don't think you have druk the ne plus ultra
of wines until you have tried Cooks Imperial
Extra Dry Champagne.
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Gertrude Switzer 10 ~. Illinois ST. Ladies'
Suits and Jackets made altered, refined.
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New Century CaIigraph. DensmOre
Yost. Standard Typewriters. Phone 1549.
UNITED TYPEWRITER AND SUPPLIES CO.,
East Market and Circle.
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Feed your horse JANEss Dustless Oats.

Insure with the McGillard Agency Co.
Home and foreign companies. Thorpe block.
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Call and see our 1900 Outing bicycle. A grea
wheel for little money. Made by home mechan
les GUS HABICH. 10s w. Market st.
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The Antiquarian book store-stock and fix
lures, OF the late F. NJ. Grouse. Inquire at thu
Bowen Merrill Co.
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enthusiasm subsidized sufficiently to enable
the curtain 10 be rung down upon the last
night of the stock season.
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chas. Butterworth. the Tailor. l2s N Illinois
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Expert Hanging,
For Sale.

Newest designs in wall paper at Cunning
hams, PIG Indiana avenue. first square.
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THESE trains run solid between lndlanap
have parlor and dining cars. meals la ca
For full information call at Big -Four ON
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New Pianos. $3.50 and up. at wulschner's.
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indianapolis to Columbus, O.