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jil mm AffiiE Me I i I fyrpa ia Mil, f' Willi M'M PilF fell i'i? ii; gfeH 1 1 4 iS'i 7 IT 1 1 I '1: I i I i i Jj Will: i fir viir i i i J'. i. 1 I i Eizsiotly What "There is nd honor or profit in fooling the people, especially when tbey. are your own neighbors and customers. Therefore our guarantee offer on Vinol is made in perfect good faith.

Call at our. store and get a bottle of Vinol at once, and if it does not help you after a reasonable trial we wfll return every cent you paid us for it. We repeat the statement that every sick person should be willing to try Vinol on such favorable terms. We can refer you to plenty of people right here in our own city who have been restored to health by Vinol, and: people whose standing in the community is unquestionable. I You: therefore must admit that we know what we are talking about when tre say that Vinol will surely restore to health all persons who are all run? down, feel 'worn and miserable, without appetite or ambition, cause perhaps by sickness during the winter.

People who have been ill with the grippe or a severe fever recover strength and robustness very quickly under the VINOL treatment, and it is simply astonishing how much Vinol does for pale women and children, weak and nursing mothers, and especially does it promote the vitality of old people; is a gentle stimulant 4 vitboufreaction. Vinol you know is not a patent medicine; it is just the curative elements of cod live oil combined with a little organic iron and a fine table wme, so that without any disagreeable features it is the grandest tonic reconstructor we know of. Delicious, appetizing and delicate of taste. Call at our store and let us tell yot more, about Vinol. We nevef had anything sell like it and 'give such general' satisfaction.

It must therefore1 be good. riachington Special Sale EAQLiE BICYCLES ALL THIS WEEK. We Ut bo. new fcgi iErie EgJ Bi crcf which rCl daae emt at rtml ti k. At the ume tmc we u1 teZ to ihow tbt aest CARRIAGES AND BICYCLES mribcn ia tS Stitc We teU for CASfl or FAYM2JSTS, II.

T. IIEAHSEY XTJe PJ2eats Don't wait until tmorrow, call today. Montd and Pennsylvania Streets. "i ON me Lceof UEIIIGLE; CO. THE COSTLY WINDOWS IMPORTED.

Two Come from the Tyrol for Richmond Church. Fpcial to Th lndlnpolli New RICHMOND. April 16 The dedi cotton the Xe Sc Andrews Catholic church, which replace the structure destroyed ty lire September, will occur June IS. and it win be one of the most elabfrau afTalrs of the character that has ever taken place in the State. During the past week the beautiful stained glass tpemorial windows arrived, and thee are row being placed In position.

Two of the windows are from the Tyro lese art works of Imbrusk. One of the pieces represents the "Last! Supper." It a memorial to the Rv. H. SeltxMtx, who died In after twenty years' service at the head of St. Andrew's parlMh.

The other Imported windo reprints the "Annunciation." It wai purchased by the young women ot the church." The Woman's Missionary 8ociety of the Tabernacle church will meet In the chapel to morrow afternoon at 2:30 o'clovfc. KEWS, TUESDAY, APRIL 1C, HIS THROAT CUT BY WIRE PECULIAR ACCIDENT TO A FAR MER NEAR NASHVTLLE. Thrown from a Vehicle in a Run away Fatally Injured on a Wire i i Mi li. The 41 NVw 1 NASHVU.1.K. Ind.

lfi a prumrnent farmer, to Oils i'lat't to day. at a point distant, wtw the victim of a ai i ldent. his horse becoming overturning the buggy 'hnmhn; him aganst "a wire fence. strikiji him in the throat, rut it Trom the left ear to Ihe center rforating the Jugular vein. His death is but a question of a few hours, lie is forty six years old, and a man of The Third Time Exhumed.

KI'SH VII.I.K. Ind April 16 The body nry "lay. olored, the Posey town htrmlt. who died In January, leav eonsid. rable j'roperty and no known relatives, was exhumed this morning for th.

third tlrciu. Anna E. Holland, i who claims to be Clay a sister, had the body dug up. It was also taken up last week by attorneys repre hetitlng Thomas Spencer, colored, of Spencer county, Kentucky, who clalihs to be a nephew. Mrs.

Holland and Speji cer each assert that they are the" solo heirs. Numerous claimants are coming In from all of Kentucky. Fourteen Clay Factories at Brazil. tfxrlal to The IndianapolU Nw. HKAZ1L.

April IS Last night the soliciting committees completed the work of raising for a new rolling mill here, which 'will give employment to at least three hundred men. The committee also raised fSA00 and secured a site for a glass factory. will give employment to five hundred men. Besides this, it Is known that the land has been purchased for the erection of the largest clay factory in the world, while work Is to be commenced on two other plants. ThiH will make fourteen clay factories in this city, employing 1,500 men.

Cattle King of the Southwest. Special to The IndianapolU News FRANKFORT. April IS. Senator Gard has returned from a trip to Texas, where he invested heavily In land. He bought about 10.000 acres In the, nortlfeast corner of Texas, adjoining he Oklahoma line, and will stock it with cattle.

His brother, H. Gard. owns an adjoining, ranch. Senator Gard has already placed considerable stock on his ranch, and will, in a few weeks, return and complete the work. He expects to be one ot the cattle kings of the Southwest In a few years.

Saved hy Presence of Kind. Special to The Indianapolis News. UPLAND, April 16 Gladys' Nelson, a little daughter of Everett Nelson, nearly lost her life while playing alone near' some burning weeds on a' vacant lot. Her clothing caught Are and her screams brought C. F.

Hower to the rescue. He wrapped his coat about her and put out the flames, but not until she was severely burned. Annual Conference of Spiritualists. Special to The Indianapolis News. ANDERSON.

April 18. Delegates began arriving to day for the annual conference of the Indiana Spiritualists. Harrison D. Barrett, president of the national association, of Boston, will reach here to morrow. E.

W. Sprague. of Jamestown, N. and Wlllard Hull, of Columbus. are on the program.

The Only Colored Mali Warned Away ELWOOD, April 16, Wllson Clay, the only colored nan tolerated In this city, was accused of taking advantage of a white woman unaer me innuence of morphine, and ne was spirited away to Anderson because of threats by the woman's friends. They say that no matter how this, prosecution ends, he can not return Resigns to BecomtSecretary. Special to The IndianapolU News.) FRANKFORT. Ind April 11 Last night "the Ret. W.

R. Halstead tendered his resignation pastor. In order that he might accept the position of corre sponding secretary of the Methodist Hospital and Deaconess Home of Indiana, at Indianapolis. Four Hundred Men Out. Special to The Indianapolis News JtfUNCIE, April 16.

A part of the large furnace at factory No. 11. of the American Window Glass Company, caved In last night, with a loss of several hundred dollars. Four hundred men are thrown out of employment by the accident. Will Stage Princess Bonnie.

Special to The Indianapolis News. KOKOMO. Ind April 16. Miss Kath ryn Burkhalter. daughter of City Treasurer J.

A. Burkhalter, has been engaged by the London (O.) Choral Society to stage "Princess Bonnie" April 26 before a London audienee, with a chorus of fifty voices. A Beception to Senator Burton. Special to The 'Indianapolis News.J MITCHELL. April 16.

Senator Burton, of Kansas, who Is visiting relatives in this city and vicinity, was tendered a reception last night. When questioned concerning the Mitchell postofflce, he had nothing to say, A New Oil WelL to The Indianapolis News. PORTLAND, April 16. The Over pack oil well was shot last evening, and is making twelve barrels an hour. Two, new wells were opened In the Geneva rield and one.

east of Reme, all of them with promise of good producers. Successful Plea of Self Defense. Special to The Indianapolis Newi MITCHELL. April 16 John Hawkins, a bartender In a West Baden saloon, who shot and killed Sherman Myers, was acauitted yesterday In the preliminary examination, his plea of self defense holding good. Killed by Falling Slate.

Special to The IndianapolU Sews. ROONVILLE. April 15. Ej ljah Rrackaw, a machine man In Wooliey'a mine, was killed to day. He was Working his machine, and was In a stooping position when the slate gave away mid broke his spine.

Pensions for Special to The Indianapolis News. WASHINGTON, D. C. April PS. Pensions have been granted to Indianlans as follows: Original Charles East.

Frankton, ft; Ara Worley. Evansville, J6; James W. BOwer. Brownstown, $12," (special accrued, April 4. Ellen Qulnn.

nurse. New Albany, 12. Additional Henry C. Strtckler. Frank lin.

Peter Mondy, Kingman, EJiau M. Thornburg, DeSoto, S. Restoration and Reissue James Leek, dead. St. Marys, Incnase John McGibbona, Elwood, J10; William Ferguson, Indianapolis.

Willie N. Benedict. Hedrtck. $14: John Wright. Crandall.

14; Michael Sullivan. National Military Home. Grant. Ji2: George W. Larrett Martlnsvine.

10; WllUam H. Robinson. Terre Haute. William T. Phegley, Bowling Green.

J10; Joseph McMillan. Columbus. $17; WUnam Hendricks. Monroe, tlO: Nelson Klrkpat rick, Eaton. J12; John Hamilton, Butler, M7; tspeclal a April 4).

Fielding Marsh. Paragon. fX; James Gatton. Wlnslow, 1. Original Widows.

etc. Arbenia R. Hopper, Anderson. Martha Mater, Bell more, $12; Polly A. Lewis, Leavenworth, tl2: Rocilla F.

KrouskofL Richmond, 18; Narcfsa Johnston, Lawrence. Sarxh Leek, St. Marys. SS; (special accrued. April 4), Laura Sweeney, ZionrUle, tS; Mar A.

Lewis, Indianapolis. CORNER STONE LAID rinti sad 1111 1 1 1901, 1 io i ri! innlirf li I fa I lf i Ju AS SKYMOUR'S MASONIC Special to The IndianapolU N'ewi SEYMOUR, April 16. The corner stone of the new Masonic temple, being erected here by Jackson Lodge, lKi, F. and A. was laid yesterday after noo.n with the full Masonic ritualistic ceremony.

Grand Master Tor Indiana OUn E. HoIIoway. of Knlghtstown. had charge of ihe ceremony, i The grand Calvin W. Prat her, or Indianapolis, ahio took part in the exercises.

The address of the day was delivered by the Rev Virgil W. Tevts. pastor of the Fletcher Place M. E. church, of Indiana formerly pastor of the M.

E. church here. Under the corner stone ware deposited lists of the officers of the lodge, a list of the Masonic lodges Jn the county, copies of the newspapers published In th county, and other mementoes. A large number of visiting Masons MANY MYSTERIES OF EROS ASTRONOMERS ABE WATCHING THE LITTLE PLANET. European Scientists Think the Asteroid ia Double Bevolres in Fire Hours, BOSTON.

April 16, the. little planet that has been; watched so' closely by astronomers lately on account of Its nearnees" to the earth.i has recently takeo oqajv addltloaal Interest. Until' within a short ilme Eros has been observed simply on account of its by means of which it Is hoped to determine more closely the distance between the earth and the sun. Thjs spring the planet has shown marked changes in light, and Is the first oK the asteroids In which, variation of light has been firmly established. It has li en found by the Harvard observers tiat the intensity of the light changes Fbnietlmes two or three times In as many hours.

This Is accounted for In. two ways. Some astronomers think that one aide of the planet Is dark and the other light, and that as it revolves first the light and then the dark side is presented to the watchers on earth. Other observers, and erpectally those, in Europe, believe that the planet Is double, and that the two spheres so revolving around one another first present their combined light and then only the light of one. The planet la believed to revolve in five hours.

NO FUNDS AVAILABLE. Money Can Not be Expended in Tracing Fugitives. Special to The IndianapolU News. LOGANSPORT. April 16.

No steps have been taken to apprehend George P. Chase, the absconding attorney, nor is it probable that any effort will be made to effect his capture, for the simple reason that nobody is Inclined to advance money to defray the Chase's ewlndllngs ana debts will amount to probably $8,000, but even the lotjers decline send good money after the bad. This Is the second Instance In which a lack of funds has defeated Justice. Under the reform law not a dollar Is available In Cass county for procuring evidence in criminal cases. Under the old law county commissioners might use their discretion in offering rewards and setting aside expense furtds, but it is useless to do tt now because the County Council will not make the appropriation.

BY SEYMOUR MASONS. TEMPLE WILL APPEAR. were present from Washington. Columbus. Beflford and other surrounding towns.

A special tfaki was sun from Washington to accommodate the Masons and their friends, from that place. Jackson Lodge. No. 146. was organized at Reddington In 1S53.

and the charter was granted in May of that year. Isaac. Cheylnton was the first worshipful master of the lodge. In' 1S54 the lodge was moyed to' Rockford. where the meetings wefd held until 1S59.

when It was changed to Seymour. The lot on which thej temple Is being erected was bought las( November for J4.500. Plans for the neV structure were drawn by architect JoHrt A. Carter, and the contract was awirded to the Travl Carter Company, for) 13,450. 'Cyrus E.

McCrady Is the present worshlpfuT master; and the Hon. O. H. Montgomery Is chairman of the building committee. OBITUARY.

Albert Thomas. NEW YORK. April 16. Albert I. Thomas died yesterday, at his residence In this city, of heart disease, after an Illness of several weeks.

He was for years In the dry goods, business in Cincinnati and New York. He started In the publishing business In this city, and fifteen years ago allied himself with Walter Scott printing press builders. Indiana Deaths. BLOOMINGTON. April 16.

Mrs. William O. Blakeley. one of the oldest women of the county, died suddenly of pneumonia to da. 8COTTSBURG, April 16.

Mrs. Elizabeth Pennington Is dead at her home here of consumption. She was fifty six years old, and leaves a husband and one grown son. LOOGOOTEE. Ap.il 16.

Martin Pierre Rlsacher. one of the best known residents of Martin county, is dead of pneumonia. He was. born near Parts. France.

In K35. and came to this country In 1S58. PORTLAND, April 16. Mrs. Eliza bath Loulck, of Green township, died at 6 o'clock this morning, age, ninety three, having been born In Uarke county.

Ohio, April 16. 108. She wis prohabl the oldest woman In eastern Indiana. FRAN FORT. April IS.

Carlton C. Cox Is dead at his home In this city, death being due to cerebral hemorrhage. He was slxty slx years old. He served through the ctvll war as a member of Company Seventy second Indiana. KOKOMO.

April 16. Mrs. Chris tina Littler, wife of Harvey Littler, a Kokomo barber, died suddenly, heart trouble, age sixty seven years. After eating a hearty meal, she went to the hydrant. In the yard, for a drink and while leaning on the nydrant, Iell dead.

Four children survive. The City of Warsaw Selected. Special to The Indianapolis News. WARSAW, April 16. The next annual meeting of the St.

Joe Conference of the United Brethren church will be held In this city, beginning Septem ber U. Death of a Convict, Special to The Indianapolis News. MICHIGAN CITY. April M. Love Green, a convict, sent from Indianapolis eighteen months ago for attempted murder.

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and often I wlnbed to die. It wayi then I saw an advertisement of yours In a 1 New York paper, but would not have paid any attention to tt had tt not promised a sworn ruarantee with everv bottle of rour medicine, asserting that your Swamp Root purely vegetable, and does not contain any harmful drur. am eeventy yeara and four months bid. and wKh a good conscience I can recommend Swamp Root to all sufferers from kidney troubles. Four members of my family have been using Swamp Root for four different kidney diaeajtea.

with the um good results. Truly yours. ROBERT BSRNER. Weak and unhealthy kidneys are sponsible for many kinds of diseases. and li permitted to continue much suffering; with fatal results are sure to fololw.

fldt ney trouble irritates the ner es. makes you dizzy, restless, sleepless and Irritable. Makes you pass water often during the day and obliges you to get up many times during the ntght Unhealthy kidneys cause rheumatism, gravel, catarrh of the bladder, pain or dull ache in the tvfc Joints and muscles; makes your nRa ache and back ache, causes Indigestion, stomach and liver trouble; you get a sallow, yellow complexion: makes you, maj i.a.c iciilj auiuuiuii. uui atrpilglll yet WftK aSOj WSSce 1WST. In taking Swamp Root you afford natural help to Nature, tot Swamp Root! Is the most perfect healer and gentle aid to the kldneysCthat if known, to medltal science.

i i Many women suffer untold misery because the rraire of thlr disease Is not correctly understood: in most cases they are led to believe tfclt womb trouble or female weakness of some sort Is responsible for thetrAuuiy ills, when to fact Us vi' ordered kidneys are the chief cause of their distressing troubles. i If there Is any doubt in your mind as to your condition, take 'from your ttrtna on rising about four ounces, place It In a glass bottle and let. 'jr. stand twenty four hours. If on examination It is milky or cloudy.

If there Is a brick dust set tllng. or if small particles float about in It. kidneys are In need of immediate attention. 1 If you are already convinced that Swamp Root is what yeu freed, ywu can pur chase the regular fifty cent and one dollar size bottles at theildrug stores erery where. i EDITORIAL NOTE.

Swamp Root, the Great Kidney, I Lfixr, and Bladder remedy, is so remarkably successful that a specie! arrangement has been mide by which all readers of The News who have net already tried may kct sample bottle sent absolutely free by mail. Also a book telfyg all about JCid ney and bladder troubles and containing many of the thcuscdiA upon thousands of testimonial letters received from rten and women cured bASujamp Raot. In writing be sure and mention reading this' generous offer at The Indianapolis' Daily News, when sending your address WJ. jrLn. JV JJ1J, 4 Spring Opening of Neiv Everr article in our store is.

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