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The Commercial Travellers Association
met last night and elected officers for the
ensuing year as follows: Ira A Jones.
president: c. r. Helvie, vice president:
Jack Miller. secretary: c. III. Augustin
treasurer; Thomas Potter, III. III. Gates and
Lew Cooper, directors.
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III You Want photographs

Stewart NJ. Pouder is doing work that will
please you. New styles in finishing and
mounting IL you have picture TO frame
or old frames that need regilding you will
find the price very reasonable at this
ground floor studio, 80 Massachusetts, ave-
nue..
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY.

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY VIII sell my COM
plete motion picture public entertainment OUT
nj, with large advertising bills and everything
needed. cheap Tor cash. all frst-olass and win
show large motion pictures natural as life; no
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10 500 per week. best OF reasons for selling
Send this ad. and address Drawer lf6, Chicago
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STORAGE.

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STORAGE-INDP'LS WAREHOUSE CO
W. Z kurtz. Pres II. a. Grassland Mgr
New s17-5zs 8. Penn. Phone lS43
We STORE. PACK AND HAUL.
sTOItAGk-The Union Transfer ana storage Conn
pany. corner East Ohio street and Decline
tracks: only nrst-ciA-s storage solicited. Graf
ING AND PACKING OF HOUSEHOLD GOODS
A SPECIALITY
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Two Petition. FILED.

The following bankruptcy petitions were
filed in the Federal Court yesterday:
James Willis. OF Carlisle, Sullivan county;
farmer: liabilities. A.il7.56; assets. S76990
Joseph q. Duncan, commission agent OF
liabilities. S90l6.6l; assets, so.
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building Permits.

T. Pfefer. shed. 2iil Wheeler street. cost
s25.
Jane Mccoy, addition. ISIS Columbia ave-
rue: cost So
F. NJ. Page. frame house. 1li6 Hillside
avenue, cost $685.
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The Piainneld Kelley Institute successfully
treats and radically cures inebriety, morphine
and tobacco addictions- indianapolis Office lls-
ia Commercial Club building. All business
strictly private and confidential. Tel. No. 2427
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NOTICE.

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floors polished by expert
eneed man. 10 south Illinois street. Room Is
NoTIcE-Owners having Tor sale Big Five Min
address Box lg7. Mil Greek. Ind
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wANTED-FEMALE HELP.

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WANTED-A girl for general homework, at 7sO
south West street.
servant for general
housework Address z %. care Journal.
WANTED-Competent nurse maid: must furnish
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SpfrftunIist.

BPIRITUALISM-The First Spritualist Church
Corner Alabama and New York streets. Sunday
services at l0:45 a. m and 7;45 p. m. prompt
Rev Edgar W Emerson lectures morning and
evening and gives tests after each lecture. Cor
net solo by r s. Mitchell. "Wednesday evening
meeting az 7:i5 O'clock prompt. All welcome.
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DIED..

HANSON-Carolne Hanson, aged eighty-three
years. Jan. 10. at IL p m. at the home OF her
daughter. Mrs Gust Rosberg, 211 North Arsenal
avenue Funeral from the residence OF Gust.
Rosberg. at 80 p. m Sunday. Jan. 81 Services
and burial private.
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Number of pins and team average of the


Following are the individual averages of
bowlers in the Independent League who
have played in fifteen or more games and
have an average of 135 or over:
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

CRANE-The funeral OF Anna Crane, wife OF
Leonard Crane. will take place Sunday, at p.
m. from the residence, No. 1852 West Vermont
street. Friends invited.
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FOR RENT-Neatly furnished rooms, for two
gentlemen; private bath: in every respect mod
ern two blocks OF Monument square. Address
~. r., Journal.
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WANTED-HELP.

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French FlannelS and ChallieS

Another arrival of new styles
and coIorings. Some special
prices.
THE NEW POLKA DOT FLANNEL
Four beautiful shades in this new.
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PLAIN FLANNELS-Garnet, Cardinal,
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SILK AND WOOL CHALLIES-New and
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FRENCH CHALLIES-Cream and colored
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FRENCH CHALLIES-Handsom floral
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LOST-At Englishs. Saturday afternoon small
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

VANTED-Good soprano voices for church
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street.
WANTED-A gentleman desires a nicely fur
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S~e~%NN~~~~~~~~~NN)~O~ ~o~~~~~oN>~~~~o~o~O~
lWANTED-Cash for acceptable ideas: state IL
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WANTED-Young man 10 learn engraving; pays
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Episcopal.

CHRIST CHURcH-Monument place. Andrew
j. Graham, rector Holy communion at 3d.
The convention OF the United Mine Workers Of
America has been invited TO attend the l0:So
service. Sunday school at 2.45: also service at
$50. No evening service at Christ Church, but
1t St Georges at 100.
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The high and low scores mad,
enpin League are as follows:
The following table gives the strikes,
spares. total pins and averages of the
clubs in the Tenpin League.
Strike. Spar
IndinnapoIis Lengne.

Following are the averages of the men,
bers of the Indianapolis Bowling League
who stand $50 or better:
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operation between press and pulpit. He is
a Knight Templar and is devoted TO that
noble order"
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OPTICIAN.

OPIICIAN-Dr. Emerson Druley, specialist In
optics. Eyes examined; glasses furnished
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BrilliantineS and SiCilianS

BRILLIANTINES-3 inches wide, very
bright and lustrous; our 40c quail
BRILLIANTINES-i0 inches wide, pure
Turkish Mohair; our Coo quality ....44c
BRILLIANTINEA inches wide pure
Turkish Mohair. very fine weave; our
soc quanty OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ..OJc
SILK LUSTRE-46 and 81 inches wide,
looks like all-silk; never have we shown
such handsome qualities: special
$1.19 and $1.39
SICILIAN-54 inches wide, pure Turkish
Mohair. good heavy weight: our SIS
ZIBELINES-50 inches wide, all wool,
proper weight for tailored dresses:
$3.50 quality .........-................$ II Il .
CAMEL S-HAIR CHEVIOT-50 inches
wide, all wool. good heavy weight:
our 500 and sl-25 qualities
$1.O0 and zoe
FRENCH SERGE-50 inches wide. all
WOOL very fine twill. both jet and
blue black; 75c quality ................S5c
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Marion County League.

Individual averages of all players who
have bowled twenty-one or more games III
the Marion County League:
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WANTED-E1ear house for s. 0e0: eighteen
months per cent mortgage Address NIL
LIAM DRAPER. India POLLS.
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Tenpin League.

The averages of all the BOWERS in the
Tenpin League are as follows:
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New PerCaleS and DimitieS

An opportunity to get first choice of these
new and dainty printings New ideas for
waists and dresses.
PERCALES-In every imaginable new de-
sign and color combination, for ladies'
and misses waists and dresses; also
special styles for gents shirts.
A Perfect Cloth at ........1%1sc and 1Oc
The best, as fine as silk. at ...........19 Sc
'DIMITIES-Tlis most desirable wash fab
ric in an endless variety OF styles
ana colorings, at ........ 19c and / Sc
A special selling of Pattern Cloths,
Hemstitched Sets, Bedspreads,
Towels, TOwelings and Napkins.
HUCK TOwELS-17x32 inches; plain
white and colored borders; regular
121zc quality, here tomorrow ats 1-3c
DAMASK TOWELS-22x45 plain white and
colored borders, double drawn work,
with knotted fringe; worth SOC, for
SILENCE CLOTH-5t inches wide, makes
a good, serviceable table padding; ex-
ira heavy, 75c quality, for. .53c
ALL OUR PATTERN TABLECLOTHS
AND HEMSTITCHED SETS, ranging in
price from $100 to $500, during this sale
at % per cent. discount from our regular
marked prices.
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FOR SALE.
FOR RENT,
FOR RENT-RooMs.

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TO LET-Nicely furnished room: bath; electric
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CHURCH NOTICES.


PLYMOUTH CHURCH-Southeast corner New
York and Meridian streets. Services sunday
morning. 1913, Rev. Burris jenkins. D. D., de-
liverirg the sermon. Sunday school, $50 a. m.
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We Paw
Express

Charges on all pur-
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to points within 100
miles of Indianapo-
lis
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BOOKS OF TIE WEEK.

Portraits BY Gordon Craig. Folio Gierbert S. Stone
THE KNIGHTS OF THE CROSS. BY Henryk sieu-
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BIBLICAL INTRODUCTION. Old Testament; by ". h
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12ulo DIP. 4sT. CThomas Whittaker)
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TO ARMS.
BY ALFRED AUSTIN.

FROM 1.-THE LONDON DAILY TELEGRAPH"
Now let the cry ITO Arms. To Arms!'
And swift waye-wide Empire swarms
Round Battlefag unfurled
Wherever gtters Britain's might,
Or Britains banner flies.
Leap mailed myrads with the light
OF manhood in their eyes;
Calling from farmstead, mart and strand.
That British steel may hold the land
And British keels the sea-"
From English hamlet, Irish hill,
Welsh hearths, and Scottish byres,
They throng TO show that they still
Sons worthy OF their sires:
That what these did. we still can do.
That what they were. are,
Whose fathers fought at Waterloo,
And died at Trafalgar!
Shoulder 10 shoulder them stand,
Wherever menace be.
To guard the lordship of the land
And Trident OF the sea.
Nor in the parent Isle alone
Spring squadrons from the ground
Canadian shore and Austral
With kindred cry resound:
From shimmering plain, and
Seeing the British bayonets geam
Hearing the British drum.
Foot in the stirrup. hilt In hand.
Free men, 10 keep men free,
All. all VIII help TO hold the land,
While England guards the ses.l'
Comrades in arms from every shore
Where thundereth the main,
On to the front they press and pour
To face the rifles rain;
To force the foe from covert erag
And chase them till they fall.
Then plant forever Englands Flag
Upon the rebel WALL
What! Wrench the sceptre from her hand
And bid her bow the knee
Not while her Yeomen guard thu land
And her iropclads the seat
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THE EMPRESS OF AUSTRIA
MEMOIRS BY HER WHICH MAY POSSIBLY
BE PUBLISHED.

MEMOIRS BY HER WHICH MAY POSSIBLY
BE PUBLISHED.
A high functionary of the Imperial Court of
Vienna, while passing through London recently,
told the London correspondent Of the "Matin,"
of Paris. that the late Empress Elisabeth Of
Austria left certain manuscripts which it is not
impossible may soon be published. According
this personage's statement the Empress
Elisabeth before the tragis death of the Arch
duke Rudolph, rarely gave utterance to her
thoughts except in her letters TO her children or
to her mother, the Duchess Macmillan of Ba
varia. After her sons death she withdrew al
most entirely from the Court and from the
world, and led that wandering life which finally
brought her to Lake Geneva, where she met her
death. It in these last eight years that,
more and more withdrawn into herself, with her
sad memories to feed upon. she wrote several
pages almost every day, for the most part
tinged with deep piety and profound melan-
choly. Sometimes she recalled in them the most
striking days in her long life Empress; some
times she described her visits to strange lands.
Certain pages which she has devoted to her
visit to England and her travels IN France
said to be of singular beauty disclosing real
literary gift. Such, for instance are the words
in which she describes her visit to Canterbury
Cathedral, which il grieved her to know as a
Protestant house Of worship One evening"
she writes, 81 entered the cathedral at the hour
of service. The Anglican canons sat in the
ancient choir stalls, but neither singers nor
organ could be From the roof on high,
under the central tower, soft chanting reached
my ears, in which childrens voices predominant
ed at the same time the majestic tones Of the
unseen organ came like the sound of an eolian
harp and the wailing of the wind in the great
trees of the Bohemian forest 1t was very beau
tiful very poetic; but not very religious, for
nobody was there to pray"
Touching, too, the lines she gives to a
visit made six years ago on sombre October
afternoon to the cemetery Of Montmartre and
the tomb Of Heinrich Heine: Heinrich Heine
is not forgotten" wrote the Empress "for yes
terday / met in the street schoolboy who was
reading his poetry, and then to-day 1 saw
bouquet of fresh flowers on his tomb"
In her various wills the Empress has left no
prohibition against the publication of these
Notes and Memories" but it is said that the
Emperor Franz Josef has hesitated to give his
consent Urgent representations to him are
making at the present time, to induce him to
withdraw his objections
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foreign Resorts.
European Trains de Luxe
From LONDON.

Luchon Express-Pyrenees, Roynn Express
NOrd Express-Heriin n st. Petersiyurt-.-En-
Eadine Express-COire, Zurich, & Lucerne.-
Carlsbad E1 press-EEer. Bayreuth Cnrls-
bad.-PeniGs 0lar EXpress-Brtndisi for Egypt.
-MedIterruf can ENpress-Nice. Monte Carlo.
etc.-Triests Express - vienna. Trieste ~
EGypt.-ConrtnnEa Express-Constanza * Con-
stantinOpIe Rome Express-Geno1- Rome *
Naples.
intern ATIONAL SLEEPING CAR CO..
IA Cockspuv ST., Londou.-s Place de FOpera,
Paris.
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The international Palace Hotels,

The international Palace Hotels,
The Riviera Palace. Monte Carlo.
The Riviera FaIace,
NICE France.
Shephedrd's Hotel and
The Ghezfreh Palace, Egypt.
anu.
The In PLACE, a. The Royal Palace,
OsTEND belgium.
Chateau Royal,
ARDENNES ....,.... Belgium.
Pavilion de bellevue,
BELLENtE, near Paris France.
Hotel stephanie,
ABAHiA sAustrfu
The I'D; Hotel International.
The Ayenidn Palace,
foFtuEhA.
The simmer Palace,
THERAPIA
Pern palace.
CUNSTANTlNOPLE Turkey.
Terminus Hotel. bordeaux.
Fer information, tickets % all points to reserv
accommodating apply International C. Co.'S Oicea
Coekzpor-st. London or Place de fOpera. Paris.
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SOUTH AFRICA.
RECENT ADDITIONS TO THE LITERATURE
OF THE TRANSVAAL.

THE TRANSvAAL FROM WITHIN. A Private
Record of Public Affairs. BY ]. p. Fitzpatrick
Octave. PIP. xiv, 452. The Frederick A. Stokes
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School Aaenrles.

Surrogate Notices
IN PURSUANCE of an order of Hon James
NJ. varnum Surrogate of the County York
hereby given all persons having
Matthew Smith. late the County o. New York, de
ceased 20 present with TO
subscribers place Of ransscting business
Broadway, Borough Of Manhattan City of New York,
before the LIST day OF June next.
Dated New York. the oath day of November. 1899
BERNARD MMANUS,
j. 3. JOHNSON,
ceased.
ADRIAN Killing.
or
90 Broadway
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of Hon. James
NJ Varnum a Surrogate OF the County New York
hereby given all having claims against
Andrew z. Burr, of the County o New York de
ceased present the with vouchers the
subscribers their place of ransactng business
office of Burr and Wilson, No. 81 Broadway,
Borough Of Brooklyn in the City Of New York. be-
the 18th of January next
Dated New York the 22nd day Of July, 1885,
JOSEPH \. BURR,
HARRY X. KNAPP
Executors.
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TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER of Hon.
James NJ Vsrnum, a Surrogate the County OF
New York. NOTICE is hereby given to all having
claims against Margaret H Cook, late OF
New York deceased TO present the with vouchers
thereof the subscriber place of bust
ness No. Montague Street borough Brooklyn City
New York. before the Bird day OF February
Dated New York the cAth Gay July. 1899
THE BROOKLYN TRUST COMPANY,
BERGEN AND DYKMAN, Executor.
Attorneys Executor,
$50 Montague St,
Brooklyn. n. T. City.
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Varnum, Surrogate of the County of New York.
notice is hereby given all having claims
Edith o. Gill late Of the County Of New York deceased
the with vouchers II ereof
his place Of transacng business at the Office OF
Anderson Anderson. No. 81 Wall Street City
New York, before the LIST day next
Dated New York. 25th day Of November. 1899
FREDERICK G. WAGNER,
Administrator with the will annexed.
ANDERSON & ANDERSON,
Attorneys for Administrator with will annexed.
No. IS Wall
Borough Of Manhattan New York city.
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of Hon. Franz

T. Fitzgerald. a Surrogate the County OF New
York notice is hereby given to all having claims
against Frank e Wing late Of the County York
deceased 10 present the with vouchers thereof
subscribers at their place Of ansacting business
once Of Thongs H Harowsky. Nos 4 and 43 Wall
before the 18th day OF Dated New York
the 23d day OF pecember. 1899. GRANT SQUIRES. Ad-
ministrator: Lillian WING, Administrative. THOMAS
II. BAROWSKY. Attorney for Administrators. Nos. Al
haitian
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Queens Hotel
Upper Norwood, Queens Hotel.

Near Crystal Palace London. Healthies situation
England. Lovely gardens Boarding terms from 81 81
day. Special terms for large parties Convenient
train service for City and West End London.
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foreign Resorts.
LONDON.
HOTEL
VICTORIA,

Northumberland Avenue.
Most conveniently and fashionably stu
ated. Orchestra performs during Lunch
con and Dinner. Fine cuisine and wines
Moderate Tariff.
Proprietors,
The Gordon Hotels, Ltd.
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Norfolk Hotel, Brighton, ENGLAND.

Elite Family Hotel. Overooks sea-waI promenade and
lawns Fine public Perfect sanitation. Shaded
electric lights Lift Delicate cuisine Choice wines.
Jules A. Creighton.
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THE SCENIC LINE,

MIDLAND RAILWAY OF ENGLAND.
The most interesting picturesque North
South through the England. EXPRESS
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CIPAL TOWNS. Also LIVERPOOL (Exchange) to Scot
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