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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-04-04
CITY NEWS NOTES.

George C. Pyle Will go to Rutland. VT,
this evening.
Superintendent Meyers, of the County
Asylum, Is Ill.
C.. w. Ruth, evangelist. will preach at the
holiness meeting tomorrow evening at the
Odd Fellows Hall. on Virginia avenue.
aIr. and Mrs. j. l.. Casper will leave on
Wednesday next for a three weeks visit TO
Boston. New York city and Washington.
w. ri, Meier has resigned his position
with the a. Burdsal CO., to take a similar
one with an Eastern manufacturing COM
pany.
Rev. u. IT. Sweeney. of Columbus, will de-
liver a lecture on The Golden Age" at the
Central Christian Church, Tuesday even
ing, April 10.
A meeting of the executive committee OF
the Girls Industrial School will be held
at 2 d. m. tomorrow at No. 24 North
Meridian street.
O'Day, the man whose condition, grow
ing out of a pistol wound inflicted by a
patrolman, became so precariouS, Is slight
~ improving at the City Hospital.
Governor Mount yesterday received a
telegram from the Christian Herald relief
committee. in New York. asking Indiana
to contribute corn for the relief of the
famine in India.
Marc, assisted by the Riverside Whistler, ?
William A. Mccormick. will be given AT
Plymouth Church, April y, for the benefit
Of the Girls Industrial School,.
Inc SlAln ICIiluStCI VI II Il I'd DDllS
Light Artillery Will take place tomorrow
night. The organization has been in service
fifteen years and d few of the present
members of the drill team are charter
members.
George Smith, of Ss6 South West street,
employed by the Indianapolis Water Com
pany while lifting pipes from a wagon on
West North street yesterday afternoon,
was injured. One of the heavy pipes
dropped on his foot and so badly bruised
It that the city ambulance had 10 take him
to his home.
j. A. Everitt, one of those interested In
the Kentucky-avenue market project, has
been obtaining Information from market
gardeners as TO the necessity for add
tional markets, where such markets should
be located and whether they would uss
them. A large number declined TO commit
themselves Others were divided on the
subject.
The pastor Of the Sixth Christian Church
the Rev. D.. r. Lucas. Is holding a series
of gospel meetings that will continue eacf
evening during the ensuing week. Already
a number of additions have been receiyed
On Sunday evening a special sermon tc
! railway men on ''Orders and Runs will bs
the subject and on tomorrow e~venins
HAS the Road TO Heaven any Superin-
tendent?"
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GILL CUT BY A STRANGER.
Injured Man Resented an Insult to n
Woman,

James Gill. a man who boards at Georges
Hotel, en- East Washington street, was as
saulted and rather seriously cut near the
hotel last night. He was removed by the
city ambulance to the City Hospital. The
police were unable to get many details Of
the case. 1t seems. however, that Gill
stood on the corner of the street talking to
two women when a stranger came along
and made some insulting remark 10 one OF
his companions. This Gill resented. Hot
words passed between him and the other
man. The latter drew a knife and attacked
Gill, slashing him several times. after
which the assailant fed. When the ambu-
lance arrived Gill was bleeding profusely,
and he was removed to the hospital.
At l o'clock this morning il was impossi-
BILE for the hospital physicians to tell any
thing about his condition. The police were
unable to capture the man who stabbed him
or learn who his companions were. The
story of the affair was told by persons who
claimed to have Witnessed ii.
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FOUND IN THE PARK
Austin Kelly, with "A Pistol Wound in
His Hand.

A young man, about eighteen years of
age. giving the name of Austin Kelly. was
taken to the City Hospital about 1 o'clock
last night by three men who found him in
Military Park. He had been shot through
the hand. He claimed that he had been
standing near the corner of North and ill.,
nois streets. where two negroes were quar-
reling, and that one of them shot at the
other. the ball striking him.. He says he
then started TO go TO the City Hospital.
but lost his way. He says he has two sis
tiers living in the city. and is evidently IA
miiiar with the streets. He told his story
in n very conflicting manner, and this
caused suspicion liz the minds OF the men
who found him.
The police were notified and went to the
hospital to question him.. 1t is believed by
the hospital authorities hat he not telling
the truth about how he was shot. They
think IL quite likely that he is the man who
TO enter q West Washington
street store and was shot at.
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For s,LE-REALE ESTATE.


FOR SALE-Heal stat-Fou--acr Earotn
tract: rich ground. three squares from Sonlh
Neridlan-stIeet car line. adjoining city limits.
<Ieso. S48 each. balance SIX years time no
trede- Call or 7ddress W<E lf 1r9tsNay
81 SALE-Real Estats-Fcur-scre garden farm
south Meridian street. four SQUARES from 81
line. efThf-room tWo-stoTy house, cellar lx@a.
cistern. slxty-hVe feet deep well. harm azl. large
cistern - barn. fruits. ground IN high state OF
cultivation. evcrythtug IN hTst-class eondlton.
t.zp2. or $50 casa. balance SIX years unae' no
trade. Cail or address ia BROADWAY.
FOR s~ALE-ReaI Estste-Great bargains: one
% the best bargains IN the city - a two-stefg
frame residence eight rooms ard h9th; pah.Iy
and closets. ire cellar. electric bell. hall, CRATES
and manfels. china closet. steel furnace, natural
ga. cement NaIks. good barn. hold nNe head or
horses. carriages, finished room for servant. gas
f. barn. out-bUildincs. well. cistern and cellar,
PLENTY of fruit. hue corner lot s5xi4e feet. must
b. sold t. settle an estate. terms 40 sCit VIII
sell at about hair price, northeast part OF me
city. 4 nice ten-room house and bathroom, an
elegant modern built house. front and back
stairway. finished in auartered oak below. hard
pine finish above viii sell at a bargain on easy
terms. heated On Talbot avenue. nice. high ioti
cali and see "a. Several elegant lots on Della
ware. Alabama. New Jersey and General avenue
ana streets. lots IN all parts q the city e sell
or the most favorable terms. Cau and see Us AT
2 and 10 Whes block WEBB a. Co
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wANTED-TO buy secondhand monographs.
Address NJ. care Journal.
WANTED-Wan paper 10 clean. F.. A. LITTLE,
~ Monument place. Reference: Any paper
store in the city.
FOR SALE-A limited number OF $50 high grade
wheels. 1881 pattern. with lantern and bell, for
S45. DCCAS THE JEWELER, Ia West Wash
ingtOn street.
WANrED-A watch that is adjusted TO position.
Is schr1nish and temperature is the watch for a
railroad man. Call and see them at our store,
g. North Illinois street. GRAY & GRIBBEN.
WANTED-ProfessOr Raynois Old reliable the
atricai school. Established 1870. Ladies or gem
tlemtn wishing To learn good, strong, hrst-elass
acting or dancing specially OF any kind: all
kinds OF new. fancy stage and parior dances
taught in a very short space Of time; all busI-
ness ard lessons given strictly private; songs.
sketches. plays. farces and all kinds Of stage
specialties arranged and written tc order. cos
tunes OF all kinds furnished; satisfaction guar
anteed or all money refunded. / can give the
best Of references al all times. Can PROF.
RAYNO. iS9 West Ohio street. indianapolis. Ind.
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THE BICYCLE BOXES.
A List the journal VIII Maintain the
Coming Season.

Following IS a list of Journal bicycle
boxes. Wheelmen are invited TO renew the
practice that proved so popular last season
of depositing in these boxes all notes Of
interest to the wheeling world:
l.. w. Yancey. 1247 East Washington
street.
j. d. Gauld. Indiana avenue n West
street
Earle C. Smith. Clifford and Brookside
Edward C. Reick, East and Mozart
streets
J. NJ. Dwyer. 425 Madison avenue.
Baron Brothers,, 70S East Washington
Frank H. Carter. 500 Massachusetts ave-
nue..
Jacob Cofman. $40 South East street.
Walter Darra, 1893 East Washington
street.
Fishers Pharmacy, Seventh street and
Lewis A. Gable. Seventh n Illinois
streets.
ley avenue, West Indianapolis.
l.. w. Holmes. 376 Clifford avenue.
Edward Hoshour. $50 College avenue.
John +. Johnston, Illinois and ST. Clair
streets.
Frank Keegan, 1862 North Illinois street.
Conrad Keller, $50 South Meridian street.
Charles w. Lambert, 4J0 West Michigan
NJ. Lichty & Co., 1898 Talbot avenue.
William H. McIlvain. North Indianapolis.
MadiSon-avenue Pharmacy, 47 Madison
avenue.
Charles G.. Mueller, 667 Virginia avenue.
George G. Morrison, 1879 South East street.
s. Muehl, Alabama and Seventh streets,
and 523 North Illinois street.
Navin Brothers, Illinois and North
streets.
NJ. c.. Staley. Virginia avenue and Nc
Carly street.
William H. stocker. 800 East Washington
street.
Charles Traub, $50 West Washington
street.
Thomas c. Potter, 500 North Pennsylvania
street.
H, Ostorf. CentraI avenue and Ninth
street.
Central Cycle Company, Pennsylvania
and Market streets.
S. y. Haines & Co.. Al North Pennsylva-
mia street.
Peoria Rubber and Manufacturing Com
pany. IS and 90 North Pennsylvania street.
c. G. Fisher & Co., Ga North Pennsylvania
street.
Hay & Willis. 7s North Pennsylvania
street.
Indiana Bicycle Company. 100 North
Pennsylvania street.
Allen Bicycle Company, loo North Penn
Sylvania street.
Fl. L. Hearsey Company, lie and us North
Pennsylvania street.
Dickson & Beaning, 81 North Pennsylva-
nit street.
II, T. Condo & Co, % North Capitol ave-
nue..
W. B.. Holton & Co.. 175 East Washington
street.
b. Koehring & Son, $50 and 5S2 Virginia
avenue.
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A CONVICT ATTEMPTS ESCAPE
Deputy sheriff Was Taking Him from
Brazil tn Je~nersonyilIe.

Two Indianapolis criminals. convicted at
Brazil and being escorted 10 the Jefferson
Vile prison. caused a lively commotion
about the Union Station yesterday. The
men were William Tanner. convicted of for
gerry. and James Barrett. IA convicted bur
glar. Two deputy sheriffs came In on the
$50 Nandalia train with them II took
them TO a restaurant on Illinois street for
Their handouts were removed.
After breakfast was over a deputy was
about TO handcun Barrett. when Barrett
asked him for a match. As the deputy
reached for the match Barrett dealt him a
lard blow between the eyes and ran. The
street and with the aid OF several citizens
captured him. lie fired several shots al
Barrett. but did not hit him
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A New Bicycle Chain.

The Barney roller bicycle chain is a new
Indianapolis product that gives much prom
Use of a good future. 1t is made on a
principle different from anything now on
the market. The Metallic Chain Company,
OF $50 North New Jersey street, makes ii.
There Is a small roller inserted in each
INK IN Such a manner as 10 allow the
roller to come in contact with the teeth
OF the sprocket wheels and turn as the
chain sinks into the sprocket. This obviates
much OF the friction that is found i'm the
use of the common chain. 1t is claimed
that this chain saves almost two-thirds of
the power necessary to move the old-style
chain. The chain is the invention of an In
dianapoliS man.
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CENTS LINE OF SEVEN


STATIONS
Alabama and 9TH sts.-s. Muhl.
BeIiefontaine St, No. 4O0@Claude F1elds:
Christian Ave, No. ig7-F. +. Dannettehe-
Clifford Ave. No. 324-PhliP Miller
College Ave. and 9Th St.-Geo. = flshsr
Columbia Ave. and eth St-Geo. G. Rucn.
Columbia and Hill Aves.-R. G Hampton
Delaware and McCarty-H. y. Pfafiin.
Dillon and Fletcher Ave.-Hugo h. Lehrrittsr'
East and McCarty Sts.-E. g. Reick-
Fl. Wayne Ave. No. T X. InorhDuIs.
Hillside Ave. No. Ie-H. W. Carter.
Illinois and ist Sts.-S. Null.
Illinois and 18th SIS. Muhl.
Illinois and 9Th Sts.-J. NJ. scott
Illinois and North Sts.-R. NJ. Navln.
Indiana Ave. and Vermont St--R. b. bioddu'
indiana Ave, No. 2l-JOhn u. Gauld.
Madison Ave, No. 427-Jos- NJ Dwyer.
Mass. and Cornell Aves.-C. - barnln.
Mass. Ave. 70. 30l-L. T.. Haag.
Mer. and Morris Sts.-C. II. Broich.
Mer. and Ray Sts.-John 4. Myers
Mcr. and Russell Ave.-Geo. +. Borst
Mich, No. 1859 EASTMAN Arsdale Bros.
New York. NO. 37S West-F. e. Woicott.
Pine. No. 21 South-A. L. Walker.
Senate Ave. and 81 STA. NJ. Eyster.
Senate Ave. No. 1853 North-E. E. steward
Shelby St. No. 1S2-C. a. Eitel.
Talbot Ave. No. 350-M. schwartz.
Virginia Ave. and Coburn-C. g.. Mueller.
Virginia Ave. and McCarty-M- g. Staley-
Wash. st. and state Ave.-N. :. briggs.
Wash. St. No. 73 East-BarOn Bros.
Nandes and 9th
North Indianapolis. Library Bldg.-A. b.
iauld < Bro. Tel. 1894.
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ciously. Nancy eluded arrest In the crowd
and was afterward taken at the Wabash
street stables by Patrolmen Robinson ana
Mulhall. Patrolmen CARRIER and Larsen
were on the lookout for Edge and captured
him Both young men deny any knowledge
or the AFFAIR. Ii is said that they and a
third man. who has not yet been captured.
have Deen observed On the market under
suspicious circumstances many times re-
Gently. Patrolmen are looking for an al
legged aceomplice in the Spach robbery.
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James Edge cor Edgy), the latter of 2s
South West street, We're arrested yesterday
for alleged completely in the robbery OF
Mrs. Spach. of 9S7 South Meridian street,
who is said to nave had a pocketbook
snatched from her hand on the East market
last night IL Is claimed by the police that
Nancy did the work and that ne was aided
by Edge. Nancy. although he was chased.
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BUSINESS


BUSINESS OPPORTCNITY-Clark. Deeuer *
Co.. patent attorneys and experts. lSS Broad
Way. New York. qulckly procure ard sell pat
ents everywhere. lowest toms. one client makes
s.Coo weekly from cur pavate Hints hand
book mailed free; highest testimonials.
BUSINESS DPPORTUNTry-Seil your brains bv
getting a patelt on that i4ea Of yours. send Is
rouEh draWinE and we Vii tel you Tree n II Is
Iatentahie. vii get you q patent on easy terms
ami sell IL fer Yea. Ere, book Five Hundred
Inventions Wanted" ANERIcAN PATENT
~ M~NESTNEST COMPANY. Detroit. Mich.
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Susie A. Koeppen's Complaint.

Susie A. Koeppen yesterday filed suit for
divorce from John G.. Koppen, alleging
abandonment and cruel treatement. They
were married in 1877 and he left her in
June, 1896. They have five children, three
of whom are dependant upon the plaintiff
for support. She has a farm of twenty
acres against which foreclosure proceed
ings have been instituted. She charges her
husband with being an habitual drunkard
and says he cruelty abused her by per-
asks the custody of the children and s., 200
,D,an
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FoR SALE on TRADE.

EOR TRADE OR SALE-Real Estat-Inres
nice residences. one I'VE rooms. one eight rooms
and one ten rooms. all conven.ences. on the mOsi
favorable terms north part OF the city. sell OF
favorable terms or trade ~ part. Storefoom'
Residence and a stock Of dry goods and notions
All clean and nice good location IN city PART
trade and cash Four nice, clean houses eight
rooms each. well located. good we'll and cistemI
cement sidewalks, here ~ a snap; VII trade TOT
Weif-IOcated land or good town property some
No. / city residences TO exchange for lands.
Three nice propeTties 10 sell ar rent. here Is a
chance 81 "A lifetime. Cali and see Us at Rooms
9 and 10 When block WEBB * CO.
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DIED.


HOFMANN-Mr. Jacob Hoffman died Saturday
at 10 p. m. at his residence, los Ash street.
Funeral notice later.
MMAHAN-Miss Mildred, daughter of Mrs.
Emma McNahan. died Friday afternoon. April
2. 1885,. at her home, 5S North New Jersey street.
Funeral from the residence at } p. m. Burial
private.
M'CUNE-ThOmpsOn McCune, son of Mrs. Bell
'AicCune and grandson OF Mr.. David kregelo.
died at Chicago April 2. Funeral from train 70
Grown Hill Monday afternoon. April .. at 2:45
O clock.
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NOTICE.


EOTICE-WULSCHSER x SON have added the
entire stock 0f Regina music box tune sheets
20 their alreauy enormous stock
notice.. \. Heilstern repairs stoves apd fur
nishes odd pieces for all makes Of stoves. No.
II. East washington street Tel. iSl2.
PERSONAL limited number OF $50 high grade
wheels. 4~l pattern. with lantern and bell. for
SIS DUCAS TIA JEWELER. us West Wash
fnston street.
NOTICE-Get your carpets renovated. paper
cleaned. Wooa hecrs polished IN a scientific
rnaqner. 4 win cheerfully furnish estimates and
eua6aatee good work az lowest prices. HENRY
TAYLOR. residence. Ne s. Martindaie avenue;
onsoe. Rom 81 ola Sentinel building. Phone sl7.
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Damage SHIFTS Transferred.

Damage suits brought by James r. Haw-
kins and Harrison Ray against Receiver
PIERCE. OF the Glover Leaf, for personal in
juries, were transferred TO the United States
District Court yesterday.
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FOR TR

TO TRADE-li5-acre farm IN jay county. In
diana: No better farm IN Indiana. over loo acres
unuer cultivation: in Oh territory can lease for
oil at once. Also Marion. Ind, lots. All 70
trade Tor stocks OF dry goods, clothing or shoes.
l. = RI Marion. Ind
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NOTICES.
Baptist.

FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH-Northeast corner
OF New York and Pennsylvania streets. Rev. u.
j. Ellison, pastor. Preaching by the pastor at 1O:40
a. m, subject. "A Song Before the Battle
communion services and reception OF new mem
bers. Children's baDtismal service, 7;45 p. m;
subject. "a Childs Evangel;" music by large
chorus choir Of children; Sunday school,, $3.50 a
m; 3. Y. z. T., $3.50 p. m. Inquiry meeting.
Monday evening. Prayer and conference meeting,
Thursday evening. Strangers cordially invited TO
all services of the church.
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The Governor yesterday honored a requi-
sition from the Governor of Illinois for the
retuTa OF Emmett Sisslo. who Is under ar
rest 1T Tell City for a murderous assault
upon Edward Sheehan-
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DIRECTORS.

FLANNER & BUCIANAN-172 North
Illinois street Lady embalEaer, for
ladies and children. Office always
open. Telephone eil. Hacks at lowest
prevailing price.
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Have been conveniently located at the following
drug stores IN the various sections OF
the city, from which
EMENTS WILL BE TELEffONED
Direct 20 this Office at regular rates.
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LOST.


T-B water spaniel. neighbOrhOOd OF
Merrill, South and New Jersey. Return to 2I
South New Jersey street. Reward. Answers 10
name Of Prince.
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congregational.

PLYMOUTH CHURCH-Southeast corner Ne
Tidian and New York streets. Frederic T..
pewhurst, minister. Sunday school. $3.50; morn
ing service. l0:45. Sermon by the pastor. Even
ing service, 7:45. First anniversary organization
the MsCulloch Club. To each attendant will be
presented q souvenir contain. lg a letter and
poem sent the club by Mr.. Richard Watson
Glider, editor The Century. who has shown much
interest in the club. The poem. which is a noble
production, viii be read by Mr. Dewhurst. An
niversaTy address. by Mr.. Dewnurst, Watch
man. What OF, the Night?' Violin solo by
Master Thad Rich. Souvenir de Haydn Solo
by Mr.. Nell. My Son, Attend to My Words
and oh. Shepherds of Israel" by ladies quar-
tet. An earnest and cordial Invitation To this
service is extended TO all interested. IL is be-
lieved the evening will be full Of intrest and
inspiration.
FIRST SPIRITUALIST CHCRCH-Alabama and
New York streets. The fOrty-ninth anniversary
will be celebrated To-Day at 1880 a. IN. and 7:45
y. m. The Rev. Helen Stuart Richings, inspira-
tiOnal medium, will lecture. Moving, Soprano
solo. Babylon" by Michael Watson. Miss Nellie
DOdsOn. Evening: solo, ''One Sweetly Solemn
Thought" Miss Matte Myers. Children's lyceum
at go y. IN.
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MISREPRESENTATION

WANTED-Situation-By young woman stenog-
Iapher OF over six years experience in mer-
camille and legal work: rapid Remington oper-
ator; references 10 leading business nen and
law yers. Address 'STENOGRAPHER," Gil In
diana Trust building.
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FOR sAIE-BIcYcLEs.

FOR SALE-Bicycies-LAdies' and gents second
hand good wheels. go. a.. $50. 1886 pattern.
= South Meridian
sfrees-
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SToRAGE.


ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Warehouse Co, zs5-zss s
Fem. 81. Fennsylyania traeks. Phone l.i3.
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FOR SALE.


FOR SALE-Bargains IN s~hop-woTn, new and
secondhand wheels at &. q. FISHER & CO.'S.
s. Moth Pennsylvania street.
WANTED-A limited number Of $50 high grade
wheels. 1897 pattern. with lantern and bell, FOR
81. DCCAS THE rs West Wash
fugfou street.
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Personal.


NOTICE. limited number Of SO high grade
wheels. 1881 pattern. With lantern and bell, for
81 DUCAS THE JEWELER. rs West Wash
ingtoG street
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2c - :
- 2
Pc WALL APER. 2
&c INDIANA WALL PAPER CO. 2
&c 50 AND S4 AVE ?
20 Our goods and prices always please.
MANY NEW BEAUTIFUL
PC DESIGNS. :
&c We have no old. shelf-wOrn goods 10 :
PC show at any price ?
&c SPECIAL FOR COMING WEEK.
PC 200 rolls side wall and ceiling. &c; ?
9-inch border. 10 match. Ic per strip Of 2
&c eight yards. 2
&c -
&c Other patterns &C.. &c. SC and UP. .
&c q Erred .
PC -
&C INDIANA WALL PAPER CO.,
PC s. AND 81 VIRGINIA AVE
PC - :
70 - 2
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wANTEn-sAIESMAN.


MANIFESTATIONS to cell TO dealers on time
500 monthly and expenses; experience unneces
sary. Write for particulars. ACME ClGAT
COMPANY, Chicago.
WANTED-An experienced salesman wanted 10
Illinois and one for Indiana by a leading mems
wholesale clothing house. Address, with full par
ticulars as to experience, references. ~territor,
where applicant has been travelling. l.. O. BO,
1164. Philadelphia
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JOURNAL ADVERTISING STATIONS.
OF
THE JOURNAL

BRANCH OFFICES
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;rbe vote was then taken by telIers OH the
~~<naI amendment fixing April ] as the
XX*X+<T- -1f-L "a. IffI ur.u ~ 0n into lmQrf