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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-07-18
DAMMING THE ARIZONA GoRGEs.
Plan to Gather the Waters of Coun-
try Where Rain Is seldom Seen.
San Francisco Chronicle.

Sdll IdLCISCO CHIOulCle
President Ripley of the Atchison Topeka
& Santa Fe Railroad has let q contract
for the construction of two big dams OF
masonry in the Arizona desert a region
which IS visited by rains but once year.
These dams VIII be the mouths of two
canyons or gorges, twelve or eighteen miles
distant from the railroad; one of them the
gorge in which the cliff jewellers of a pre-
historic age lived one of the canyons IS
about 600 feet wide at the mouth and the
other about 300 but the walls of the latter
are more preciptous-they are almost per-
pendicular-the decline from the mountain
is not so sharp, and consequently 1t Will
hold nearly if not quite as much water.
Each of these dams viii hold oO,000O0O gal
Ions of water-enOugh for the company
use along the Arizona division for eighteen
months. including losses by evaporation
and seepage. The dams Will forty feet high.
constructed of sandstone quarrfed near by
and laid in Portland cement. The outer
face of the masonry will be in the form Of
the letter S, thus conforming to the natural
fall of water from a height and avoiding
the wear and tear of sudden precipitation
Between the two dams OF masonry which
will be long distance apart, Will be con-
structed a smaller dam OF iron. The cost
of this dam Will be much less in proportion
than the stone reservoirs, but ii will not
last nearly so long and is to be put in as
a comparative experiment. The stone res
erVoirs will cost about 1920, COO The interest
on this sum is about SO 1-3 per cent. of the
present cost of hauling the water to the
tanks which they will supply The water
Will be piped from the reservoirs to the
tanks on the line of the road. The enter
prise has led to another experiment which
may result in discovery of even greater
value. In the valleys and OF the mountain
sides where the dams are to be constructed
are deposits of volcanic cinders, similar III
color and apparently in ingredients TO the
lava cinders from Mount Nesuvius, from
which was manufactured the cement in
which was laid the masonry of the Coli
scum, aqueducts and viaducts of Rome,
which have withstoOd the raVages OF time
for more than 1000 years.
Twenty barrels of the Arizona cinders
have been sent to Denmark, where the best
Portland cement in the world is made This
lot viii be tried in the manufacture of ce-
ment, and if it should prove valuable works
will be established in Arizona. Chemists
of the company will also experiment win
ten barrels of the cinders at Topeka. A
heavy portion of the expense, on account
of long transportation by sea and rail Of
the construction of the stone reservoirs IN
Arizona will be the Portland cement.
which goes from Belgium by sea TO Gal.
weston, and thence by rail to the place OF
use If equally good cement can be manu-
featured on the ground the expense OF
construction will be cheapened 80 per cent
or more
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-07-18
MEMORIAL DAY.
Grand Army Posts Resolve I'm Favor
of Its Celebration on Sunday.

AT q Joint melting of the several commit
tees representing the following Grand Ar
my posts of Marion county, to wit: Gordon
Post No. PSI; George II. Chapman Post
No. 209; Robert Anderson Post, No. 369
Phil Sheridan Post No. 539: Buckle Post
No. 16o; Delaney Post, No. 40; Hovey Post,
No. -, and George H. Thomas Post, No. II,
Department of Indiana, the following reso-
buttons were unanimously passed, with but
one exception, that of Delaney Post, as the
sense OF the members of the Grand Army
of the Republic composing the above posts:
Whereas, The 30th day of May. COM
monty known a Decoration day, should be
day OF absolute quiet When the loyal peo-
pie of this great Republic can unite in one
great common duty, that OF decorating the
graves of their loyal dead; and,
Whereas, Said 50th day of May common
ly known as Decoration day. is priced by
the old veteran and by him held sacred for
the purposes of said decoration of the
graves of fallen comrades; ard,
Whereas, Said Decoration day has be-
come day OF Joyous sports, a day OF base
ball playing, bicycle riding, horse racing
and other sports which the old veteran be-
lieves should not be engaged in on the day
set apart for strewing the graves of fallen
heroes with flowers therefore, be it
Resolved by the committee representing
the above posts, that the Department. or
Indiana, Grand Army OF the Republic take
such action as Will make II possible for said
Decoration day to he hereafter holden on
the last Sunday in May or the first Sunday
in June of each year, and that said Depart
ment Of Indiana shall cause Decoration day
to be observed in the year 1898 the last
Sunday in May or the nrst Sunday in June.
as the commander shall deem proper.
1t was also ordered that the Grand Army
posts throughout the State in sympathy
with these resolutions be requested to take
ike action and certify the same to the de-
partmeut headquarters of Indiana with as
little delay as possible, and that all papers
throughout the State be requested to pub
lish the proceedings.
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THE PANHANDLE RACES.
Winner of the RaiIrOaders' Bicycle
Events Yesterday.

The Indianapolis division of the Panhan-
die system had a series of bicycle races
at the Business Mems Driving Park yester-
day afternoon, and the railroaders We're
out in numbers. There was an informal
procession Of the men, all wearing blue
ribbons, to the park, about o'clock. Many
Of those in line were from Richmond,
Terre Haute and other points along the
line of the system. The starters and sum
mary of the races are as follows:
First Race--Half mile, open Charles Su-
rendorff, Richmond, Ind; James Caldwell,
Columbus, O.; Frank Travis, Richmond,
Ind. John Metzger, Columbus, o.; Charles
Weise, Indianapolis; H. c. Davis Terrs
Haute; L. H. Kluter. Rushville; +. M. Ros-
SER Rushville F. Schad, Indianapolis; r..
Hutchinson, Indianapolis; j. S. jerks, Terre
Haute; H. Mclaughlin, Indianapolis; +.
lis; James Ramsey, Indianapolis; G. A.
Foster Terre Haute; l.. Haenner, Indian
apolis; D. w. Hopkins, Columbus; W. Eos
ter, Richmond; +. keechs Uniontown; w.
T. Bell, UniontOwn; II. Kline, Uniontowni
H. w. ClIte, East st. Louis; D. w. Coch-
ran, DennisOn.
The following is the summary:
F'irst-C. A. Foster Terre Haute.
Second = Charles Surendorf, Richmond,
Third-H. c. Davis. Terre Haute.
Second Race-One mile open: c. a. Fos-
ter, Terre Haute; James Caldwell, Column
bus, o.; c. G. Franklin. Terre Haute; H. c.
Davis, Terre Haute; ]. Ramsey, Indianap-
oils c. A. Bracket Columbus: Charles Su
rendorff. Richmond; Charles Weise Indian
apoIis; d. w. Hopkins, Columbus. r.
Hutchinson, Indianapolis; B. Boyer Indian
apolis; A l.. Burgert, Terre Haute; j.
Schwartz Columbus; L. H. Kluter. Rich
mond Frank Russell. Indianapolis; f.
Schad, indianapolis; John Metzger, Column
bus II. Mclaughlin Indianapolis: ]. S.
jerks, TerTe Haute; NJ Dunn, Dennison;
E. Keech, Dennison; w. II. C1ute. East St.
Louis; o. NJ Morrison, Terre Haute.
The following is the summary
First-C. A. Foster. Terre Haute.
Second-C. CT. Franklin, Terre Haute.
THRILL. c. Davis. Terre Haute.
Time-2.35.
Third race two-mie open: Charles
Surendorff, Richmond, W. A. Miller, Co
lurnbus; f. Schad. indianapolis; r. McFar-
land, Terre Haute; r. Haefner, indianapo-
lis; r. Hutchinson, indianapolis; E. Hazel
ton, Richmond: II. Mclaughlin, Indianapo-
lis; A. L. Burgert, Terre Haute G. q.
Franklin Terre Haute; James Ramsey IN
dianapolis; c. 4. Foster Terre TIaute; w
Mears, indianapolis; o. NJ. Morrison, ,rerre
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1OuIU NOIIIpdIIUL
A pleasant story of her youth is told by
an OLD lady whose carry nome was IN Con-
school, crying in anticipation of disgrace
and possible punishment, when deep voice
by her said
What is troubling you, my child?"
Between her sobs Annie explained.
Il viii write note to your teacher ask
ing her TO excuse you,' the stranger said,
kindly.
The little girl protested. He did not know
her teacher 1t would be of no use But
this big, black-haired man had written q
few words on a page of his notebook and,
tearing out the leaf, handed it to the child
IF you give your teacher that think she
will excuse you he said, snliIingly.
Still unbelieving the little girl handed the
scrap of paper to her teacher. who read
its contents and promptly excused the de-
lnQuent. The note read:
.sWill Miss - excuse Annie for being
late, and oblige her most obedient servant.
DANIEL WEBSTER
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Certificates haze been issued the following
named Indianians:
observation-disclosures Duffy, Madison; William NJ
Cole, Connersyille
Restoration and AdditionaI-Special July s.
James Pritchard (deCeased), MllerSburg.
Renewal and Increase-John u. Rensselaer,.
Evansville.
IIlcrease-Andrew j. Carpenter, Jonesville; John
W Tool. Heilman; John Y. Jackman, Darling
ton: Eli Winner. Sandborn David Is. Dean
Green's Fork.
Reissue-John r. Clayton ShelbyviIie: Felicien
Henriot, De PAW; Charles Sealer. National
Military Home.
original Widows, ete.-Mary j. Coddington
Winchester. Elizabeth 2. Thorpe. Indianapolis.
Miranda r. Smydth. Worthington special July g.
LaNinia Pritchagd. Millersburg.
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a ComfortabIe Costume.
Pbiladeiphia Press.

PhlIadeIpnIa TTess.
A man riding wheel in a costume that
looked really comfortable attracted at
tention yesterday. lie wore silk cap
with a long visor a linen coat and knick-
erbockers, negligee shirt and silk. or silk
and isle, stockings. The turned heavy
wool golf stockings that most wheemen
wear look as il they must be extremely
warm and uncomfortable. Men are grad
ually discarding them for summer wheeling
as women are casting aside the leather leg
Weather is cool. The golf stocAlngs may
make he calves appear larger, but In TINS
weather comfort is, or should be, the man
thing.
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Aiahans aud 9TH sts.--s. Null.
&c Es,ellelpntalne St, No. 4g0-Ciaude Fields
Shflstlan Aver No. i9i--F. i. Dannettelle
COLLEGE Ave. and 7th St.-CSeo c. Fisher.
Columbia Ave. and 9TH St.-Cseo. g. Ruch.
Columbia and AIN Aves.-R. c. Hampton.
delaware and McCarty--H a. Pfsfiiin
a4f.qG and Fletcher Aye.-HugO H. Lehrritter.
East and McCarty Sts.-E. G.. Keick
TT Wayne Ave, No 19O-Thos. r. IhoTnbuTg
IilisEs Ave. No. 18Th. W. Carter.
Illinois and lst Sts.-S. NUM-.
Illinois and 18th Sts.-S. Null.
1lllEqls end 7th $751; NJ. Scott.
llliHois and I'D Sts.-Erank Keegan.
Illinois and North Sts.-R. NJ Nayin.
Indiana Ave. and Vermont Str. =. BlOdau.
Indiana Ave, No. 201-John u. Gauld.
Madison Ave, No. 427-J0s. NJ. Dwyer.
Mass. and Cornell Aves.-C. T.. Barmm-
Mass Ave-, No 30l-L. l.. Haag.
Mer. and Morris Sts.-C. III. Broich.
Mer. and Ray Sts-John r. Myers.
Mer. and Russell Ave.-Geo. +. Borst.
Mich. No 1893 East-Nan Arsdale Bros.
New York and Noble Sts.-E. II. Enners.
New York, No. 3lS West-F. F. Wolcott.
Pine, No. 201 South-A. l.. Walker.
Senate Ave. and 81 STA. VI. Eyster.
Senate Ave, No. 1858 North-E. l.. Steward.
Shelby St, NO. 1S2-C. A. Eitel.
Talbot Ave-, No. 550~-M. Schwartz.
Virginia Ave- and Coburn-C. G. Mueller.
Virginia Ave and McCsrty--M c. Staley.
Wash. st. and State AVe.--N. 5. briggs.
Wash St, No. 7o3 East-Baron Bros.
West St, No. 509 North-C. w. Eichrodt.
Yandes and 9Th Sts.-DiXon.
North indianapolis Library Ruilding-A.
Gauld & Bro. Tel. 1884.
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Tne Ren-Hur's Affairs.

C. B. lockwood, receiver for the Cen
trail Cycle Company, says the sale of Ben
Hur bicycles has largely exceeded all eX-
pectation, and that at the rate they have
been selling he Will be closed out OF stock
in a few days. The probabilities are that
this valuable property will shortly be taken
out of the receivers hands, and the busi-
ness be resumed.
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Births.

Maggie and Edward mckinley, as West Merrill
street, girl.
Mary and William f. Smith, 1884 Martindale
venue, girl.
Mole and David Williams, lao Harlan street,
girl.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vyrick GIG Roar oke street, boy.
Stella and Harry q. Hawkins, 1O45 East Wash
ington street, girl.
Martha and Leonard Thurston. 21O Cordova
street. boy.
Jessie and Glenn A. Miles, S21 North Pine
street, bog.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. A Abrams 535 South Penn
sy!Vania street, girl.
Cora and Samuel Ridgeway. Cottage avenue.
boy.
boy.
MIR. and Mrs. John Long, S14 Minerva street,
girl.
Dora and Joseph Rusha- los Dunlap street boy.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Nelson, 1888 Grand avenue,
boy.
Bertha and William Munter, g. River avenue,
boy.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-07-18

The following is the programme to be
given tonight at o'clock at the Garfield
Park free concert by the City Band under
the auspices of the indianapolis Concert
Association:
March. City Band" .....................M Miller
Overture, Don Juan" ................ Mozart
Waltz .Chantilly' ................W Wa ldteufel
Baritone solo, selected.
Mr. T. Ortes.
Selection, "A Night in Granada. .Kreutzer
Spanish serenade. la Taloma" -. Yradiers
Medley overture, Mother was
Lady ...ss---.... 1oSySf
Gavotte. Ever Thine" ..............H. Weiss
Henrietta Polka ............-..........B Boyer
Grand descriptive fantasia from Fire
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nr. ponds Aprointed Deputy Coroner

DR.. w r. S. Dodds, who has been asso-
ciated with Dr. w n. Wishard. has been
appointed deputy coroner by Coroner Bray
ton. to succeed DR.. E. J. Richardson, who
goes to Washington, d. c. DR.. Dodds lives
at 623 North Senate avenue. He is a pdpu-
lar young man who has attracted consid-
cradle attention among his associate physi-
clans by his attachments.
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there IS little uniformity in the operation
or rates of The companies. Mr.. Kennedy
yesterday sent out letters TO every county
IN the State propounding a number of ques-
lions as 10 what companies are doing bust
ness there, what territory they cover, what
their rates on the hundred dollars We're last
year and what they averaged for the past
FIVE years
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Secretary Kennedy, of the State Board
of Agriculture, has begun an inquiry con-
corning the operations of the farmers
mutual insurance companies in Indian
These insurance companies. or some of
thera, have been of great beDsft to the
Farmers OF lnalana IN ~, Eivln . enem m cheap
much legislation upon the subject, and
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-07-18
Not a Close Game.

The Indianapolis Drug Company ball team
defeated the Van Camp Hardware Com
pany yesterday by a score of 80 to 8. Bat
son and Bartlett.
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MASONiC-Specia meeting OF Ancient Land
marks Lodge, No. 3Is. F. and a. Al, Monday
evening, July II, at 1880 sharp. Work third de-
gree. Visiting brothers welcome.
H. a. SAMPSELL w. NJ.
WILLIS r. MINER. Secretary.
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Henrig M Lewis and Mildred G. Copelin
Cicero S. Smith and Emma Specht.
Lewis C. Cook and Hannah Wisch.
William Staley and Emma ]. Gardner.
William ThaNer and stella Dennis.
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RniIding Permifn.

Matilda and Lizzie Jeup. frame house. 300
W0lcott street.
A. w. Lund. renodeling of frame house. 296
John King. addition. sn West Thirteenth
street, soc.
r j. and J. j. Emerg. brick storeroom. Ken
lucky avenue and Illinois street. $3.50.
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MUSICAL.

1IIScELLANEOUS-Re sale at DUCAS the
Ieweler Il5 West Washington street. Greatest
bargains in watches and JeWelry previous 10 our
new location under Park Iheater.
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Chain Worl1ers Wiz q Game.

The Indiana Chain Company's ball team
defeated the Nordyke & Marmon team yes
terday by a score of IA to 7. Batteries
-Tincher and Adams; Lineberg and Fell.
The feature of the game was the pitching
of Tincher
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DIED.


q. BRIEN-Nrs Daniel, died Friday at 2:l5 a. m:
Funeral from family residence, "a (old), l5ZO
lnew) Broadway, Sunday at p m and st.
JoseDh'S Church at 2:50 L.
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VITAL STATISTICS-JULY H..
Deaths.

Albert Judge eleven months 9S Fayette street.
hamilton.
Daniel Hallahan, ninety years, 500 Highland
avenue, insulation.
Mary O Brien, forty-one years, 1920 Broadway,
acute gastric catarrh
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EOR SALE.


TOR SALE-500 shares soid-coTper mining stcS&
AT a bargain For full information call or adj
uiess X. CAMPBELL, 25 North Pennsylvania
street
WANTED--Renovai sale at DUCAs the Jeweler
ll5 West Washington street. Greatest bargains
in watches and ieWelry previous 10 our new loca-
ton under Park Theater.
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Have been conveniently located at the following
drug stores in the various sections OF
the city from which
ADVERTISEMENT WILL BE TELEPHONED
Direct 10 this office az regular rates.
CENTS PER LINE OF SEVEN WORDS.
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Insure with German Fire Insurance of In
diana. General offices, % South Delaware
street Fire. tornado and explosion.
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FOR RENT.

N~~0|~D0IN)O-NN)N0(~(/ N(N(-(ON|NONN~OC~/NN
FOR RENT-ModeTn house between Walnut and
North streets, on New Jersey. Address II, care
journal.
FOR RENT-TWo nicely furnished rooms for
light Housekeeping; all cOnVenienceS. (Old) No.
423 North Senate avenue.
FOR RENT-Fine. airy, well furnished rooms;
bath and home comforts; guarantee frst-class
table service, rates to family Tor day board;
reference. l3s Massachusetts avenue.
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John W. Blake. Attorney, Room IS. Baldwin
block gives active and special attention 10 cases
of damages wills, assignments AMI collections
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NOTICE.


Fs9R SALE-RemovaI sale at DUCAS the Jewel
en-. 1l5 West Washington street. Greatest bar
gains IN watches ana jewelry previous to our new
location under Park Thester.
40TICF.-Freehand perspective and pen drawing
carefully taught by Fred b. Sect. pf Cincn-
natl Arr Academy, at the residence or Mr..
Dolby, No. 70 Stewart street, Brightwood.
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BUSINESS CHANCE.


WANTED Business man TO take charge Of
branch ofNce OF established manufacturing COM
many. salary SIS per month and percentage on
business done. contract for one year Wi ia priVi-
Iege ST renewal Ii satisfactory; must give ref
erences ana put $500 cosh IN stock OF goods from
,ahfch TO MI orders. 40 not answer unless YOU
can comply with above requirements. Address
ssPRESIf1ENT," 701, 702 ana l03 Pontiac build
sng Chicago
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ron sALE-REAL ESTATE.


FOR SALE-ReaI Observation-Disclosures. east front.
ten-room residence. complete Ia every way. in
pest part OF Alabama street, Morton Place; own
or leaving city; a bargain on favorable terms.
c. +. sAILES. TN East Market street
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a STATEHOUSE ROMANCE

SECRETARY OF STATES STENOGRA-
PHER'S MARRIAGE KEPT A SECRET.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS.

FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
FLANNER & BUCHANAN-172 North
Illinois street. Lady embalmer, for
ladies and children. Office always
open. TELEPHONE 64l. Hacks at lowest
prevailing price.
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STORAGE.


FLOR Indianap polls Warehouse Co.. 265-2 z
s. Penn. 81. Pennsylvania tracks. Phone Is43
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FnR sALE-RICYCLEs.


FOR sALE-Bicycles. Capitol bicycles cheap tor
cash, tires, s. each; search lights. $500 Aid
&c. WI VANDERPOOL. Bicycles ana Harness.
q 91uth Msrdan street. / have an elegant
buggy harness at sl2.5U.
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WANTEp-Must have agents at once to sell sash
locks and door holders; sample sash lock tree
for 2-cent stamp immense; better than weights
burglar proof; $40 a day, write quick. Address
orchard & CO. Box "a, Philadelphia Pa
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~~~~N~~~~~~>~~~~~~~~~N~~N
WANTED-Salesman, exclusive or side line, for
best grade money making boiler compound. K.
h GRAY. ITO River street, Cleveland, O.
WANTED Salesmen-S10O To $50 monthly and
EXPENSES paid statesmen for cigars; experience
unnecessary; permanent position The w. l..
KLINE COMPANY, St. Louis.
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NOTICE-Remoyal sale at DuCAS the Jeweler
us West Washington street. Greatest bargains
III watches ana jewery previous 30 our new
location under Park fheater.
1yANTfeI- TWO or three connecting rooms fllr
n{shea conluete. in private family privilege OF
light housekeeping; by man and vile; all con-
Veniences: references exchanged; give particulars
Address MORlON Gaze journal.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HELP.

~~~~~~~>N>>~>~~~>~C~N~>
WANTED-A good girl for general housework;
good wages. New No. sVs North East street.
NANTEI)-Ia dies-Do plain needlework and
SEWING at home; $3.50 day; stamped envelope
particulars. WILDAY * HUTTON, Fourth
street Philadelphia.
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WANTEn-slTUATIoN.



WANTED Situation in frst-class family.
(new numbeT1 Last Ohio street.
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LOST.

LCST-An envelope containing $2302 on Massa-
chusetts avenue between Manufactors' shoe
store and East street July II; had owners name
on envelope. Liberal reward if returned to new
1916 Ash street or Indianapolis Light and Power
Company
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THE JOURNAL

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