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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-03
Miss Kitty aie7 474 Eleventh Street Brooklyn NJ " writes

Mafel, Eleventh Street. Brooklyn N y writes:
weeks had most distressing cold contracted late in
took matter early stage still my cold kept
getting It to be through entire system aud
developed coughon lungs with catarrhal
heard and read of Peruna for colds and
catarrh, finally decided try it, and grateful
your medicine almost miraculous in its
cure relieving had taken 1.-two days and curing
me in three weeks.''-KITTY MAHER.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-03

reduced price. the independent, firm Will
he catching up on orders. and Will be
ready to get III the game when the en-
thrsasrr dies down and prices are raised
again.
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Mrs. u. Il. Reed, of Albany. says: :.
would not take 500 ana be placed back
where ] Was before used Pyramid Pile
cure: suffered for years and II As now u
months since used it ano not the slight
est trace of the trouble has reture ed. :.
For sale By all druggists. little book
.Piles Causes; and Cure. mailed free.
Pyramid Drug Co.. Marshall: Aiic.
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house.
4 Match Nalk

Mr.. n. ID. Armstrong is row endeavar-
ins TO make arrangements for Il misch
walk with Il e.olumbi:t University m,a.
Mr.. Arnistr1.,g has gained considerable
fame locally. and Is ready n meet ..i'
Corners.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-03

is The. only cure for. roisoi, Oak, Poison,
Ivy, and all noxioas plants. It is COM
posed exclusively of roots and herbs. Now
Is the time e get the poison out Ct yG5
worse. Don't experiment. longer with
salves, washes and scaps-tllcy never cure.
= Mrs NJ. Marshall, hockk-cper of the Atlanta
s(Ga.) Gas Light Co, wcs poisoned with Poison
Oak. He took Sulphur, Arsenic: and various
other drugs, and applied externally numerous ~,
lotions and salvcs with no benefit. Times the
swelling and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS severe he was
almost bind. er:cigi,t.years the poison would
b-cak out every season His condition. was much
improved after taking one bottle i, SIS. s., and
few bottles cleared his blood OF The poison, and
sa1tevidcnccs Of The disease disappeared.
People are often poisoned without
knowing when or how. Explain your case
fully to QUIZ physicians, and they will
.cheerfully give such Information and adj.
vice as youtrequire, without charge, and
wewill send at the same time ninterest-
ing book on Blood and Skin Diseases.
-.HE $SyIFT SPECIFIC CO. ATLANTA Enss
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consequences were SO lengthy and SO I'M
pleasant and the catarrhal condition
which invariably followed SO hard to get
rid of. but since l have known of the
blessed relief secured through the use of
Perlina. am free from all this lnpleas-
antness and suffering.
"a few doses never fails to cure me of
cold and l keep well through it's use. =
HI;SS T. JcaacSa
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-03
WINTER COLDS
Breed Catarrd, Coughs AID Consumption.

Josephine Stolhammer. Denver. Colo.
care Soderburg Palace Studio, writes:
My physician advised ne to so to
Colorado. because my lungs were delicate
and | had catarrh of the head which che
damp climate east seemed 20 aggravate
+ spent two years here without improving
Reading of the value of ePruna, l began
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-03

been confined since last Tuesday with
out any warrant.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-03

Miss f. NJ Isaacs, Armstrong. Pa, vice
president Of the Fortnightly Club, writes:
''No one who has tried the comfort pc
runa brings would ever be without it.
used to dread the slightest cold. as its
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-03
II.urlco News Mites.

The County Board of Supervisors will
meet Tuesday.
Varina School Board held it's regular
monthly meeting yesterday and transact
ed routine business and paid the teach
era.
School Trustees c. E. Wirgtield. j. W.
Carter and J.. w. Warriner' qualified yes
to-day before Superintendent John *.
RUSSELL.
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THE COTTON CROP,
Statement Of its Condition by c. W. Branch
& Co,


& Co.
Messrs. c. W. Branch 6. Co. have given
out the following statement in reference
to tho cotton crop.
The Chronicle Will show the amount
brought INTO sight:
This week.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 53' ,9l0 pales
Last week. 4536S6 bales
Total this year................22, 9Vo,sl6 hsiieS
Total last year,. 1,lbo, l0i O;iles'
Less than last year. 259,2SS bales
Teiesraphic ;dvices 10 the Chronicle
from the South indicate Il continuance Of
satisfactory weather for gathering the
crop and picking has made excellent
progress; but it is stated that picking has
i.een completed in some. districts and Is
about finishing i'll many others.
Comparing amount brought int. sight
this year with the three preceding years,
we hayc:
Year In. Sight Bales
1901 ................... :. 5.S16
1900 ................... &, 15t iGi JOS. 422
1859 ..-................ 2.9S5,61S 9,ls6, 4l6
1895 ................... 3,65Ss lG4 I,2l4S4J
1t nil: be seen from the above that the
amount DrouSh {. into sight SO tar this
year is some SD,ra0 nales smaller than IN
!. 1899 The crol, of that year was 9.i55,U DU
bales. and some .00.Gao bales smaller than
The banner crop Of 1898, when ne Yield
was II. 20. COO bales.
Exports yesterday:
Great Britain g, In bales
France II. gales
Continent =. . 40 bales
IS Total Yesterday: 1l5,242 bales
Total exports for the week:
Great sEritain I'll sSl bales
France Il ,tol. bales
Continent iia, o3c bales
Others Il, u0 bales
Total . Z. 5. 44116SI2 bales
Last week. . Isl S46 bales
Total exports since September 1st:
1901 ,i9,, Is bales
1900 49,. $50 bales
1899 81. 90 bales
1895 6l5, 1t3 bales
The II oustou Chronicle of today esti-f
mates the crop ofTeNas ard tie indian.
Territory at s. 900, 600 bales. against a total
last Sear@ot i,sos, 600 Lat ham,; Alexander.
& Co.'s statement
ISL In all departments Of the market for
staple cottons, business towards the end
of the week was decid dlyt quiet on the
part of the home trade hut exporters
have been in evidence to some extent In
the print market business was only re-
strictedt BY the continued Sindispositions of.
S printers to- meet the demand at ruling.
bids. while there were i snumber9o of buy
ers DESTROYS of NAL king purchases Of sta
pie lines Most printers are more or less:
sold ahead with deliveries overdue IN
s many instances. -
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WHAT PEOPLE SAY
About pcruna as Remedy in All Diseases
of Winter, Coughs. Colds and Catarrh.

Peruna cures catarrh, coughs. colds, $
we'll known to both the medical pro-
fession and the people generally. It IS
for this class of diseases in existence.
Read the following letters:
Pe-ru-1a Cures Cold at the Onset.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-03

Local tobacconists are considerably in
tcrested il Il tight which is now going
on in this city between an Independent
tobacco mandatory and the tobacco
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PURSUED A WISE POLICY
PANHANDLE HAS REACHED A HIGH
STANDARD IN ALL RESPECTS.
Adding 20 Cents on Trip Permits to
Clergymen Meets with Resentment
Western Roads in Trouble.

Mention was made last week that after
a years waiting the holders Of common
stock Of the Panhandle lines were TO re-
ceive their first dividend. In commenting
on this fact the United States Investor
says: There has been no more striking
example of the Pennsylvania Rallroad :
conservative policy of putting earnings into
improvements, though TO a mucn greater
degree than actual necessity requires, than
in the case of the Panhandle. 1t will be re-
membered how Francis D.. Carley fought
and fumed over the way Pennsylvania dis
regarded the common stockholders, ana
how. in spite OF threats OF litigation. tnat
road pursued the even tenor OF It's way
until il had developed the panhandle road
into a property that can justly De sald 10
be the pink of physical condition. Not only
are extraordinary disbursements from
earnings no longer required, but the latter
show handsome increases, fixed charges
meanwhile decreasing. The statement or
earnings for May is Illustrative or the
greatly improved condition of the ROAD.
Gross earnings increased $102, 16i, OF which
S79,1 was saved for net. Charges decreased
fiscal year gross earnings showed an IN
crease of 500, 52S, of which amount $26l, 3SS
was saved for net. Charges decreased 49,
Sl3. The total surplus for the nine months
was sos, 300. an increase of $39l,2l2. Wnlle
stockholders can justly complain that they
have been kept out of their own Tor a
LONG time, they have the satisfaction now
of knowing that as a result or nonpayment
OF dividends their property is OF greater IN
trinsic value, and is to-day, physically ana
financially, on a very high standard.
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HIGHER COURTS RECORD.
SUPREME COURT.
Minutes

1861. Ira NJ. Holmes VS.. Mary r. Stuck
Segment of errors. Notice. Appellees'
1851. Martha A. King ct al. VS.. Lizzie
A. Wright. executrix. Floyd c. c. APP
pellee's brief 80
1921. James r. Carnahan ct al. VS.. Bart
lett II. Campbell, receiver, etc. Madison
S. c. Appellants supplemental brief on
1858. Frank ]. seibold VS.. Louise Sci
bold. Marion S. c.. Joinder.
1851. Frank Bird Transfer Company ct
al. VS.. Mary a. Krug. Marion c. c.
Brief OF appellant street-raiiway COM
New Case
1859. P, c., c: & ST. L. Ry. Co. VS.. John
ment of errors. In term. Bond.
APPELLATE COURT.
Minutes
1892. Enos T.. Taylor ct al. VS., Sarah c.
Geiger ct al Huntington c. c. Appel
SOL. Hymera White Ash Coal Company
IS. Albert link. Sullivan c. c. Appel
Ss22. Sherman Burns VS.. Edith Smith.
Morgan c. c. Appellee's assignment of
$5s2. G. |. s E; Ry. co. IS, William NJ
tition and brief Isl for rehearing.
Si5S. c. cr. & e Ky. co, on VS. AFthu E.
ton and brief () tor rehearlng.
377l. c., /. & e. Ry. c. VS.. Hixon Wins
low ct al. Madison S. G. Appellants petit
ton and brief (l for rehearing.
$500. Indianapolis Street-railway Com
pany VS.. Mary A. Walton. Marion >. e..
Appellants brief 81
New Case
1858. F~ittsburg, Cincinnati. Chicago & St.
Louis Railway Company VS.. George r.
Mcneil. by next friend, etc. Marion S. c..
Record. Assignment of errors. Notice.
application and brief for supersedeas.
Supersedeas.
NEW SUITS FILED.
Eliza 6. Smoyer VS.. Nelson L. Smoyer,
support. Superior Court. Room 3.
The Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance
Company VS.. Alice NJ. Ramey ct al. mort
gage foreclosure. Superior Court. Room L
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CLAIRVOYANT.


CLAIRVOYANT-MADAM MNAIRDEE, THE
gifted clairvoyant. the great female wonder.
born with the double tcauD veil, she is one OF
the old. ancient Southern clairvoyants OF New
Orleans. She has made thousands OF homes
happy. She reunites the separated, makes peace
where there is confusion. Your husband or wite
Will never become angry or your sweetheart for
sake you. but will love you better and marry
you sooner if you will only heed this ladys con-
s~ultation. Read what several ladies' OF your
city say: Yes. we believe her a gOdsend TO our
city. my husband and had been separated over
a year. / called on this lady; he returned, to-
day we are together and happy This young
lady says: The one l loved refused TO call or
write me: / called on this lady, and we are now
engaged" You can't afford TO miss consulting
this gifted lady; she is gifted 10 read charae-
tiers. She challenges the world TO excel her ad-
vice on love, losses, business. family and hnan-
cial troubles. Reunites the separated. causes
speedy marriage with the one Of your choice No
cards allowed in her place of business; no one :
III wishes filed; strictly a Christian lady ana
depends entirely on her heavenly gift. II you
GRATED. 20 to see her. She spent eight years in
the jungles OF Africa, and has travelled through
thirty-four States, doing good wherever she
went. Read st. John. 9th chap, IS YER: II
this man is not Of God he could do nothing
Three parlors so arranged that yor meet no
friend or stranger; everything confidential; owing
20 such you may call night or day. Permanently
located. n. B.-Send lock Of lair, accompanied
by 81. and receive full life reading. 4T1s Indiana
av. indianapolis. Ind. A
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-07-09

The Michigan Central has joined with the
Big Four and the Pere Marquette roads in
refusing to obey the order of the Central
Passenger Association TO add % cents extra
for trip permits for clergymen. There have
been few matters in the recent history OF
passenger business that have stirred up
more resentment among passenger men
than this. although 1t looks small. 1t is
thought, however, by many that there Is no
use in adding the fee, and in some quarters
il is limited that IL is merely the first step
toward taking away the reduced fare alto
gether.
d. l. Roberts, until recently general pas
senger agent Of the Erie. is credited with
having started the agitation. This was in
line with a number of other policies he fol-
lowed, all looking toward the abolition of
favors on the Erie.
This policy has not met with general
favor, especially in territory where there
is strong competition. Passenger men have
always been aware of the aid a clergyman,
especially in the country, can give, a few
words from him to a prospective traveller
being often decisive as TO the route to be
chosen. 1t was only when the community of
interests among the railroads began to be
strong that the curtailment of such favors
was even considered
The three lines that have refused to fol-
low the associations ruling say that it is
unfair to charge the extra % cents on
clergy permits when no similar charge is
made on other like permits.
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0 the Editor Of the indianapolis Journal:

To the Editor Of the indianapolis Journal:
/ notice an article in your paper Of July
6, Ian extract from ~Everybody's Magazinel
Rotary Engine Wanted" / nave beer
experimenting for one year. and have just
completed a true rotary engine. made re.
versible. The power is equal both WAYS
/ cl aim / can furnish double the power with
the same amount Of steam that can be
produced with an ordinary oscillating en-.
CINE. / am a poor man and have not the
r>ney 10 put my invention on the market
therefore l propose. just as soon as | have
my drawings filed in the Patent Office. tC
sell an interest in the invention. / do no
ak one dollar paid until my engine has
been tested by an expert engineer.
JAMES KELLY.
Kingston. md. July s.
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Koerner Lodge Election.

At the regular meeting of Koerner Lodge,
No. !, l. o. X. of p, last night, the
following officers were installed by District
Deputy Carl Kofahl: Ex-commander, Aug
ust Dietz: commander, Henry Hedderich:
vice commander, August Regular; prelate.
Valentine Hoffman; sergeant at rms Paul
Du~rsZewicZ: inner guard. Louis Kahn: outer
guard. William Roesinger.
Tbs lodge is in good financial standing.
having $3.50 80 in the treasury. On July
2S the joint lodges OF the Improved Order
Knights OF Pythias will give a family forest
feast and picnic at the Germen-American
Park
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Notice is hereby given that the contract for
the construction Of the aoove-named gravel
in the courthouse. at the city Of Madison. on
WEDNESDAY. L :. 1901.
at 10 O'Clock a m. The old Teiesraph. or
Washington road begins at a point on the line
the old TeleEraph road now crosses said line.
and near the northeast corner OF Section Is.
Township 3 north. Range 3 east. thence north
east following the line OF said Teiegraph road
to a point where said Teiesraph road strikes
thence north on said line dividing said sections
and on me Inc 1 mooainag5eSS eG itn - ana IA 70
northeast corner OF the lands OF G. J. TAFT:
thence following said road in a northeasterly
quarter OF said Section Is. Township ; north,
RGnge east 70 a Point Which Is The north
Nichols: thence running east with said lines
10 the southwest corner Of the lands owned
old Telegraph road 70 the crossing Of the roads
said road Is 1880 feet IN length. and the es-
The Nsisheert road begins Al : po,n, on the
TOWNSHIP 3 north. Range 3 east. between the
lands OF James Cochrane and Albert Schlicter.
thence south on the road as now established
and on The half-section line through Sections
is. q and 2 70 The saluda township line.
said road Is 1880 feet In length. and the es-
timatee cost Of construction s2.9ti. u.
road ~ the northwest corner % section 2. Town
ship , north Range ? sSst seSnes running east
Ths estimated cost Of construction is sss.50.
Se1S-ate bids must be nled for each OF said
roads. and each bidder must accompany his
BID with a bond payable % the State Of Indiana
II a sum twice the amount Of his bid. condi-
toned for the faithful performance OF the work
IN case the contract Is awarded him. Bids must
be FOR the construction % the roads IN all re-
spects IN accordance with the report OF the view
ers appointed 20 view and make report on the
same. which said report Is on file In the auditors
once. BIDS must specify when the work VIII be
completed.
JOHN r HAMMEL.
JAMES ". EEL
JOHN CRAWFORD.
commissioners Of jefferson county.
Aifef. GAM s. TAYLOR.
Auditor Jefferson county.
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BUSINESS CHANCE.

BUSINESS CHANCE-We have listed with Us a
large block Of the stock Of the Federal Crude
oil COMPANY. also the Grace oil Company.
We are offering the ground hoor price 10 parties
who are looking for an investment that will pay
large dividends between this and the first OF
January. We are willing to pay the expenses OF
parties % Texas who desire TO investigate the
holdings Of these companies should they desire
20 investigate same In view 81 making an in
yextmcnt or purchase Of stock. We have maps.
prCspectusss. etc. OF the companies holdings.
also samples OF oil from the Beaumont delds.
which We would be glad 90 furnish those seek
Ing Information In regard 10 same. We also sell
small quantities OF stock 10 parties desiring 10
make small Investments In the above companies.
* DAVIDSON. fiscal agents. Suite
ss-ss Lombard building. indianapolis. Ind.
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RODE DIVORCE SUIT.
Why a Wife Gave False Testimony ut
n Church Trial.

John W. Hoffman, as special judge In
Room 2 of the Superior Court yesterday
heard the divorce suit of Sophia Rode
against her husband. Mrs. Rode says that
she and her husband were tried by church
trial. and that he asked her to testify al
the trial that she had been unfaithful to
him. She says she did this upon the rep
resentation that if she did not do it he
would be sent to the penitentiary. She
says she believed him and did as he re-
quested, but that her testimony was false
and was given for the purpose Of keeping
her husband from being punished. The
case was continued till tomorrow.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-07-09
Young CoIored Girl Stricken.

Miss Anna Berdick, a young colored girl.
became violently I'll yesterday evening at
the corner of Market street and the Circle.
She was standing al the corner talking To
Samuel Cowans. The latter was directing
her 10 an employment agency near by, when
she was stricken with pains and fell 10 the
pavement. Bystanders rushed TO the
stricken girl's assistance and a doctor. who
was passing. gave her some medicine to
relieve her misery until the arrival of the
ambulance. She was taken 10 the City
HOsDit2l.
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After Three Months of Matrimony.

Otto Roberts and his wife. after about
three months OF married life, quarreled
yesterday. She first became tired of his
teasing. and threw a paper box at him. He
laughed at her and she threw a glass. Then
he became angry and struck her. A dis
colored eye gave evidence OF the assault.
Both were sent 70 police headquarters by
the bicycle policemen. who were sent TO
their rooms at 40S Massachusetts, avenue.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-07-09

Fred s. Carpenter. a brother of Mrs.
Minnie c. Morgan. clerk in Attorney Gen
eral Taylor's Office. returned yesterday
from an extended period Of service in the
Philippine islands as a member Of Com
pany /. Forthy-ffth United States Volun-
teer Infantry. Mr.. Carpenters regiment
was stationed at san Nagalang. province
OF Luzon Mr.. Carpenters friend Isaac NJ.
BARLEY. of Staunton, Virginia. accom-
panied hin 10 indianapolis, and will re-
main here about five days.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-07-09
Husbands Earning Capacity.

Eliza Smoyer yesterday filed suit against
her husband. Nelson Smoyer, for support.
She says they were married in 1877, and
he abandoned her July l. 1901. She AYERS
that he has a blacksmith and horseshoeing
shop on Virginia avenue, and that his earn
ings are from $40 to $50 a day. She asks
for an allowance of so a week for her sup
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-07-09

What a Joyous. summer sound
Has the swarming Of the bees.
As they break from hive or ground.
And 20 hummiag through the trees.
Like the murmur OF a breeze.
What a wild and gypsy way
OF preferring wood and fen.
Seeking forests deep and gray.
And their oid-time life again.
Far from hives and haunts OF men,
What a joyous. pleasant hum
AS the myriads break away.
And their voices 10 US come
Through the fragrsnt air OF May.
Ger the fields Of making hay.
Frank Il. Sweet. in Recreation
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r~ran.fers. Is. total consideration.


E. and A. Linnell. kitchen. 221o Columbia av-
enue, $50.
J. H. and E. A S~tuckmeyer. remodel. l4Ol
Prospect street. $500.
G. Wenzler. cottage, corner New York and
Linn streets. $3.50.
Indianapolis Varnish Company, addition, cor
ner Pine and Ohio streets. $500.
Catherine Connors, repairs. zoos Maple street.
$3.50.
Frank NJ. Page. double house. corner Twenty
ninth street and Senate avenue, 50. 270.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-07-09
Mayor Taggart Testi6es.

Mayor Taggart yesterday testified before
the grand jury in the case of John Banks,
charged with attempting to bride an cleo
ton officer. This is the first time his story
OF the alleged attempt has been told before
"A legal body.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-07-09
NOTICE TO COAL DEALERS.

Sealed proposals for supplying 1900 to 1000
tons % Indiana block or bltuninous coal to the
Institution for the Deaf. indianapolis. will be
received az the Office OF said institution up to
ten O'Clock l0:00 a. n Tuesday, July Is. 1901.
All propositions must he based upon and con-
form TO specifications or file in said office. where
a printed copy OF same and proper proposal
blanks may be obtained in person or By letter.
BY order Board OF Trustees.
II O.
SUPERINTENDENT
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Everything for Housekeeping
Cash or Credit.
The Reliable Furniture and Carpet Co.
81. "a. 80 SOUTH ILLINOIS STREET.
A. B. MEYER & CO..
Portland Lime
10 North Pennsylvania St.
HAII.woAD TIME CARD.

=. M time 10 IN BLACK ngures-Traine markec
thus: '--Daily. S-Sleeper. P--Parlor Car. U
Chair Car. D-DiniDg Cat p Except sunday.