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The Indian Car-service Association has
placed a representative at Fort Wayne and
appointed III. NJ. Elliott agent.
The Wabash will add dining cars TO its
equipment of the Continental Limited to
run between Detroit and Decatur, Ill.
w. j. Murphy, recently appointed general
manager of the Queen * Crescent, yester-
day removed with his family 10 Cincinnati.
For sixty days past the Peoria & Eastern
has carried IS per cent. heavier freight
tonnage than the corresponding period last
year.
In the last six months OF 1899 the Queen
& Crescent earned S2,6O5.273. an increase
over the corresponding period of 1898 of
$l3f521.
Barney & Smith will this week commence
the delivery OF 200 box cars, $4,000 pounds
capacity. To the Louisville. Evansville &
ST. Louis.
j. A Barnard, general manager OF the
Peoria & Eastern lines. who has been in
Cincinnati for two or three days, returned
last evening.
William A. Reed. chairman OF the first
mortgage bondholders' committee of the
Ohio Southern, says reorganization plan
will doubtless be agreed on within the next
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of life is motion. and when motion ceases
death ensues. A poor circulation results
In sluggish blood. which is unequal 10 the
task OF carrying of the refuse Of the secre-
TONS The consequence Is that the system
becomes deranged and disease is sure TO
follow.
What Is the effect OF a pure alcoholic
stimulant. as Dufy's Pure Malt Whisky. in
such a case?
The arterial blood is made TO flow faster,
the waste material that clogs the system
is burnt up and eliminated The heart Is
strengthened ard the pulse steadied- The
respiration becomes deeper, while the brain
Is soothed and Gained.
There Is nothing lust as good" as Duff
fy's Pure Malt Whisky. A dealer who
says so is thinking OF his profits-nothing
more. OF course, when a remedy has been
before the public so long. has been recon-
mended and prescribed by doctors. and
carried the blessings of health to so many
thousand homes, limitations are bound TO
arise. They are only able, however, to
initiate the bottle and the labels. No one
can initiate the product The process IL
known to manufacturers alone. Beware
of substitutes and refilled bottles.
All druggists and grocers. or direct. 81 a
bottle. Duffy Pure Malt Whisky Co., Ro-
chester, N. Y.
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plant: finding for plaintiff ON cross-com-
plant; divorce denied; ordered that plain
tin pay SIS into court in thirty days for
defendants attorneys fees; judgment
against plaintiff for costs.
Charles A. Leavitt VS.. c.. I. & T. Railway
Company: from justice of the peace
Written agreement OF parties of settlement
filed: judgment against defendant on agree
ment for $23 and costs.
Johanna Brennan VS.. John Brennan ct al;
to quiet title. Defendants defaulted: sub
mitted to court; evidence heard; finding
for plaintiff; judgment quieting title at
plaintiffs cost.
Caroline Schnepel VS.. Henry Schnepel;
petition to sell. George f. Null, attorney,
appointed guardian ad Item for defendant
and submitted to court; finding for plaintiff
and that defendant is of unsound mind;
plaintiff authorized to sell certain real es-
tate without consent of defendant; judy
ment against plaintiff for costs.
NEW SUITS FILED.
Jennie camp-map VS.. Clara L. wambaugh
ct al; note. Superior Court, Room 2.
Peter Spitzfaden VS.. Tarquinia l.. Voss;
damages. Superior Court, Room 3.
William NJ. Low ct al. VS.. Albert b. Cole;
suit for possession. Circuit Court
Matte d. Bowditch VS.. Nathan j. Bow
ditch; divorce. Circuit Court
Mary Ellen CHM VS.. Ora CHM; divorce.
Superior Court, Room l.
Harry N. Atkinson VS.. Mary Atkinson;
divorce. Circuit Court.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.

-
INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE.
SIXTH DISTRICT OF INDIANA.
COLLECTORS OFFICE,
Lawrenceburg. Ind, Jan 10, 1909.
NOTICE OF SALE.
Notice Is hereby given that on Tuesday, Feb.
8, 1900. at ii a m, on the premisea known as
pistillery No. 1. in the Sixth District OF INDIANA
the following named real estate and personal
property will be sold at public auction by duly
qualified deputy collector OF internal revenue for
the Sixth District OF Indiana.
Real Estate, TO witt
Beginning at the southwest corner OF the east
half % the northeast quarter OF Section twenty
east; running thence north. s. degrees east. 40
feet: thence north 81 degrees Is minutes east l3s
feet thence north. y degrees 80 minutes west
Il 50f00 feet thence south. 6S degrees minutes
west n feet; thence south. n degrees 30 minutes
east . feet: thence south. 81 degrees Is minutes
west Sc feet: thence north. IS degrees west 81
feet; thence south. ~ degrees 30 minutes west 26
feet. thence south 40 degrees 30 minutes east Ii
feet: thence south. 40 degrees 30 minutes west n
feet to the place OF beginning. being the part OF
q two-acre Cd tract. more or less, lying west OF
the c., c.. G. 4 ST. l.. Railroad and south OF
Crooked creek. in Wayne township. Marion
county, Indiana
Personal Property, TO wit
One CD traction engine. two CD copper stills
twelve Os) mash tubs and all other distillery
utensils.
The above named property will be sold TO sat
isfy taxes assessed against Robert Duncan by
the Commissioner OF Internal Revenue
A. r. NOWLIN. Collector
CHARLES WITHHOLD. Deputy Collector.
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FAR-REACHING DEAL.
why the Pennsylvania Purchased the
II. a O. and &. a. O. stock.

1.-THE apparently real meaning of the
new sl3.OoO.OOO Pennsylvania stock issue.
says the Philadelphia Telegraph, does not
rest In the plan TO abolish grade crossings.
and the erection OF new station in Pitts
burg at cost OF $l500,oe0. together with
betterments elsewhere over the great sys-
tenn but in meeting payment for extended
purchases OF stock of the Chesapeake &
Ohio. said TO amount TO 10000 shares. A
prominent Pennsylvania Railroad official
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Here's a health to be drunk in silence
The roll OF the honored dead.
The memory OF Britain's heroes,
Each laid in his narrow bed;
The price of our countrys glory,
The blood that her sons have shed!
They fought for the flag OF empire:
The battle is won and lost
They fell as their sires before them,
Nor faltered to count the cost.
They died with their eager faces
Upturned TO hell OF iame,
Contented 20 give their life-blood
For the glory of Britains name
Their watchword was ever onward.
They knew not the name OF fear;
Shall we who have reaped the harvest
Complain that the cost was dearP
Shall we who have sent them thither.
BE ruled by the towards creed
Cry peace" To the foe they Nanquished,
And fail in the hour OF need?
Shall the fruit of the Beers Majuba
BE barking TO words AGAIN.
Shall they think OF cowed and quaktng
At the sight OF our roll of slain;
Shall we treat with a foe that mocks US?
Shall we humble our countrys pride!
God keep us from such foul treason
To those who have fought ana died!
Here's a toast To be drunk In silence
The roll OF the honored dead.
The memory OF Britains heroes,
Each laid In his narrow PED.
The price OF our country glory
The blood that her sons nave sheu'
South African Review,
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Pair of Divorce Complaints.

Mary Ellen CHM is seeking a divorce
from Ora CHM, to whom she was married
in September, 1898. The plaintiff AYERS that
her husband kept up clandestine corre-
spondence with other women. She charges
that he neglected her, and on account of
his treatment she was caused much anxiety
and suffering. They separated on March
20, 1899.
Harry N. Atkinson brings suit for divorce
from Mary Atkinson. He says the de-
PENDANT was cross, sour and grabbed, and
threatened to poison him. He says that on
Jan. Il the defendant assaulted him with a
heavy stick.
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THE COURT RECORD.

Room John L. McMaster. Judge.
John Mefford vs. Fletcher Brown; dam
ages. Finding for defendant; judgment
against plaintiff for costs.
Minnie Dill VS.. William Hensley; dam
ages. Finding and Judgment for plaintiff
against defendant for 81 and costs
Frederick Gomph ct al. VS.. Samuel Saw
yer ct al: mechanics lien; finding for
plaintiff for $65.V anu costs against prop
erty described in complaint; also finding for
plaintiff and codefendants on cross-com-
plant of defendant Callen.
Room Flames M feathers, Judge
Margaret Moss VS.. Indianapolis Railway
Company; damages. Finding and Judgment
against defendant for $1,000 and costs
Emily A. league VS.. Citizens Street-rail-
road Company; damages. On trial by jury;
further evidence heard and continued.
Will I. Walker admitted TO practice on
motion of Ira NJ. Holmes
CIRCUIT COURT.
Henry Clay Allen, Judge.
William Jackson ct al. VS.. William s.
Barley ct al; 10 quiet title. Defendants
defaulted; submitted to court; finding for
plaintiff; title quieted in plaintiff at plain
tiff's cost
Anna Myers ct al. VS.. John p. Rodibaugh
ct al: partition. Defendant Alice Rodi-
baugh defaulted; submitted 10 court; find
ing for petitioners, and that property is
not divisible; sale ordered: by agreement OF
parties. Joseph r. Rodibaugh appointed
Commissioner to sell and files bond OF 81
30; approved.
Marion Trust Company. guardian, VS..
Emma Dawson ct al; partition. Submitted
TO court; evidence heard; finding showing
interest of parties, and by agreement wife $
interests set of TO her; partition ordered;
Henry b. Fatout. John Peters and Theo-
dore Wilson appointed commissioners; COM
missioners appointed TO make partition APP
pear and are sworn in open court tc per-
form duties as such.
w Henry Hudson VS.. Clara Hudson; d.
vorce. Finding for defendant on COM
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An Engine Spark Causes Trouble.

The suit of the Queen Insurance Com
pany of America against Robert l.. King
and the city of indianapolis was yesterday
dismissed as to the city. King had a con-
tract with the city for the construction Of
"a sewer in North Illinois street, and in DO
ing the work used an engine. 1t is alleged
that sparks from the enigma set fire to the
house of Frank Davey. The Queen Insur-
ance Company paid Sl,10O insurance and
brought suit against the contractor and the
city. The suit against King is not with
drawn.
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Damage Suit Allegations.

Peter Spitzfaden began an action for
$1,000 damages yesterday against Tarquinia
L. Voss. The plaintiff lives at No. 544 East
South street. He says the defendant erect
ed building so close to his residence that
the rain water and melted snow ran from
her building into bis cellar. He says the
foundations of his building were damaged
as a result of this and fruit which he kept
In his cellar was damaged.
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Parish Sues for Salary.

Frederick G. Parish, the former pastor OF
the South-street Baptist Church, has
brought suit against that congregation on
account of salary which he claims is due
him. He says the church owes him $780,
and he demands judgment for $500. The
services for which he demands pay were
rendered, he says, between March and
July last. The plaintiff says he was TO
receive a salary of 500 month. \
Parish severed his connection with the
South-street Baptist Church several months
ago on account of some charges preferred
against him.
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INTERSTATE COMMERCE


Justice Smock yesterday took under adj
visement the case of the State against c.
H. Swick a. Co.. for Illegally having quail
Ia their possession. The case was brought
by T. e Earle. deputy game and fish
warden. Earle secured the services OF a
man who went 10 the place of business
conducted by Swick & Co. and purchased
six quail. They were taken 10 a taxidermist
who pronounced the dressed birds TO be
Gail. after which they were sent 90 Justice
Smock and the affidavit made. The conten-
ton OF the defendant I'm the case was that
. as the birds were purchased outside the
State the rulings OF the Federal Courts
relative 20 interstate commerce made their
possession legal despite the Indiana
statute.
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WILLS PROBATED.
In the Case Of Christian Rode There
Are Two Wills.


The will of Christian Rode, executed in
1SSS, was probated yesterday. When it was
offered for probate it was announced that
the testator made another will in 1875 In
that will he made provision for the division
of all his property. In the will made in 1888
he left his personal estate to his wife, but
made no provision for distribution Of
his real estate. The beneficiaries of the first
will offered the second one for probate.
They said they had arranged to carry out
the provisions of the first will, but they
would not have it probated. They desired
that the second one be probated.
The will of Susan Harvey was also pro-
bated yesterday. She left two-thirds of her
real estate to her husband, Noah Harvey,
and made requests to her grandchildren,
Harvey and Charles Halfaker, and to the
heirs Of her son, William Halfaker 1t was
the request of the testatrix that her sister,
Lucy Sleighbaugh, have the proceeds from
her land and until her death the real estate
is not to be divided.
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State of Indiana, Office OF Auditor of State.
I, the undersigned auditor of state of the
State of Indiana, hereby certify that the
above is a correct copy Of the statement Of
the condition of the aforementioned COM
pany on the 31st day Of December, 1899, as
shown by the original statement. and that
the said original statement is now on file
in this office.
In testimony whereof hereun-
ISEAL.l to subscribe my name and affix
my Official seal this 18th day Of
January, 1900. w. H. HART.
Auditor of State.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED-A partner. with small capital 20
promote growing enterprise young energetic
and ambitious. must be a resident OF this city.
Call between and 3 Room IA, Hotel English
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BUSINESS CHANCE.

BUSINESS CHANCE-Wanted-Lad or gentle
man partner with 500 TO invest and have
charge OF the financial end; ready for business
at once: safe investment. Address PROFESSOR
WALTZ. the Plaza Hotel.
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At the request of many members Of the
church meetings will be held every night
this week except Saturday at the First
Baptist Church. Last week the week of
prayer was observed and much interest was
manifested in the meetings. Tonight Rev.
John c. Carman will preach.
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STORAGE,

<~-~~~~-<~>~~~~~~~>-~-~>~~
sTORAGE-The Union Transfer and Storage Com
pany. corner East Ohio street and Decline
tracks. only first-cass storage solicited. Graf
ING AND PACKING OF HOUSEHOLD GOODS
A SPECIALLY.
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State of Indiana, Office of Auditor Of State.

I. the undersigned. auditor of state OF the
State of Indiana. hereby certify that the
above is a correct copy OF the statement Of
the condition of the aforementioned COM
pany on the 3lst day OF December. 1899. as
shown by the original statement. and that
the said original statement is now on file in
this office.
In testimony whereof / here
ISEAL1 unto subscribe my name and at
fix my Official seal this 18th day OF
January 1900 w. II. HART,
Auditor OF State.
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DIED.

CAREY-Lowe. at his home, "a West St. Joseph
street, Sunday noon, Jan IL, aged forty years
Funeral from residence Wednesday, at 10 a. m.
EWBANK-Mrs. Efie, wife Of Louis b. Ew-
sunday, Jan. IA. Funeral from house at 2
O'Clock to-day.
HOLTZ-Augusta, wife or August Holtz Jan.
IL, at $50 D. N. Funeral from late residence 52s
Sanders street, at 80 p. m, Tuesday, jan 16
Services from ST. Pauis Lutheran Church, cor
ner New Jersey and McCarty streets, y. m
Friends invited.
TAYl.OR-william Brooks, OF William F.
and Mabel b., Monday, at 6:l5 a. m, aged
three years and three months. Funeral from
the residence, 1908 North Pennsylvania street,
Tuesday. p. Friends invited Burial at
Crown Hill.
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The report of volney T. Malott, receiver
of the Terre Haute & indianapolis Railroad
Company. for the month of November, 1899,
filed in the United States Circuit Court,
shows:
Cash on hand Oct. 81. 1899. ....... $51s 4s177
Receipts during November........ 759 i5l51
Total 81, 275 $50. 20
Disbursements During November 754,796.90
Receipts, Nov. II, 1896, to Nov.
Disbursements, Nov. IA. 1896, to
Nov. 30, 1899. 26. 437, 516.S7
Balance ...-.................... $oZl,US6.3
The settlements made on account of oper-
atoms prior TO the receivership up to Nov.
90, 1899, were:
Receipts account prior business. $739, 1884, Al
Disbursements account prior bust
ness 81 lbs, 0.y9
Excess disbursements account
prior business ................. $429. 431 SO
The result to the Terre Haute e. Indian
apolis Railroad Company for the month of
November, after charging up expenses,
taxes, interest the company's own
bonds, and rental of leased lines, was:
Profit operating T. III. & /. r. r.
Two-sevenths profit operating ST.
L., V. & 7. II. r. R............... 2,11S.90
Total .s42, Col "a
Loss operating 7. II. & p. r. r.. 6.432.56
Net profit to T. II. & 1. r. r. Co.
Tor month ...................-.......$ 36,l 6S9S
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INDIANAPOLIS AGENTS;
H. B. MARTIN.
ssa stevenson Building.
j. G. MCCULLOUGH.
les East Market Street.
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r. E. Springsteen & Co., popular priced
tailors. North Pennsylvania street.
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SOCIETY MEETINGS.
~~~~I~~~~~~~O~~ON~ O~~~N~~~ND~~~N~
acknowledgements Chapter, No. 6. X. A. M
Stated meeting IN Masonic Temple this Tues
day. evening, ar 1880 o'clock sharp. Installation
OF officers and other business.
WILLIAM s. RICH, II. p.
JACOB w. SMITH. Secretary.
mandery. No. l. X Especial meeting I'm Ma
sonic Temple this (Tuesday) evening. at 7:45
O clock, FOR rehearsal in ceremonies and exer-
cises. WILLIAM ScHOPPENHORsT.
Eminent Commander.
JACOB w. SMITH. Recorder.
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wANTED-MALE HELP.

~>>~~~<>~~~~~D~~~N~>~~~~
WANTED-Cash for acceptable ideas; state II
patented. Address THE PATENT RECORD,
Baltimore, Nd.
WANTED-foung man to learn engraving; pays
salary from SIS TO $50 per week. Address Lock
box No. So, Indianapolis.
WANTED-Sollcitors wanted for the Memoirs
OF Dwight L. Moody" written by his and
assisted by Ira ID. Sankey: published with the
authority OF Mrs, Moody and family; only book
authorized or authentic: demand enormous; har-
vest time for agents. lsrge profits; credit given;
freight paid. Address THE DOMINION COM,
PANY. Dept. L. Chicago.
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INDIANAPOLIS AGENTS:
G. F. SAYLES,
1875 East Market Street.
EDWARD SEGUIN,
3O-31 When Building.
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The amount Of its capital $3.50. 900
The amount of its capital paid up Is. $3.50. 900
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On the 3lst day of December, 1899.

1t is located at No. T41-74s Broad street.
Newark, N. j.
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Young 8 McMurray. TaIlors. q n. Penn St.
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FOR SALE.

FOR sALE-Ten-room house: cheap. 80 Belle
fontafne street
FOR sALE-Ten R.LP.AN.s for cents at
Druggists: one gives relief
FOX SALE-SeaIskin Newmarket; cheap; good
as new. Call at 35Sls East Washington street,
Room g.
FOR SALE-i0o-acre farm I'm Clay county. Half
and half OF upland and Eel river bottom land
Good buildings. Price, BOO bargain at this
price Address NJ MAkKLE Clay City, Ind.
FOR SALE-Good business opportunity-Wil
pay s3OJ to 5000 monthly; very little money
quired down: no experience needed; everything
new. the 81 Ct r.sIsons for selling; can be
died in your own locality. Send this ad. and ad-
dress Drawer li6, Chicago.
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FINANCIAL.
LOANS-Money on mortgages c. y. sAYLEs.
70 East Market street
LOANs-On city property; 6i1 peg cent: no com
mission: money ready. c. ~ WILLIAMS &
CO., 80 Lemcke building.
HONEY-To loan on Indiana farms: lowest mar
ket rate; privilege for payment before due; We
also buy municipal bonds. THOS. C. DAY & CO..
Rooms so5-sl2 Law building. Indianapolis.
FINANCIAL-Loans made TO honest salaried peo-
pie holding permanent positions with responsible
concerns their own names Easiest terms. Get
others rates then Strictly confidential
SECURITY MORTGAGE LOAN CO., 207 Indiana
Trust building.
FINANCIAIs-We will make loans OF 81, 600 and
above on centrally located Indianapolis prop
erty at "a 90 IA per cent. interest payable an
nuaify. with privilege OF making partial pay
ments upon principal. etc. HOWARD NJ. At
KINSON. Wabash Ind
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S521-nS6-2S
Excess disbursements account
nriar hYISfuacS 600 A
A BLOW at IndianapoIis Industry,

Net profit to T. III. & /. r. r. Co.
for month NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. S36 16S 9
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organizations, and unless such pro-
vision is made they will be com
PEELED to remain outside of it.
The only feasible plan we can at
present think of is to create a clause
in the Constitution providing for an
auxiliary membership, allowing such
members to have one-half a vote in,
stead of one vote, as the member
shipprovides for.
will be pleased to have you con
slider this matter seriously and write
me at your earliest convenience as to
what you think of the proposition.
We desire a reply promptly for the
reason that if the members of our
executive committee think favOrably
of it, we will write these people to
be present at the Salt Lake meeting,
when provisions will be Immediately
made for their admission to the con-
vention.
Thanking you for the courtesy of
an early reply, I remain,
Very truly, yours,
G. F. MARTIN, Sec'y.