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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-09-09

Lambs ss5)G4.5O; native wethers s325q3.eO;
Western wethers, S.ioaSS0; ewes S25OG3.l Is;
stockers and feeders, S243.25. Receipts for the
week. q. 600; last week 300.
CHICAGO, Sept. 7.-Cattle-Receipts, 900. Mar
ket nominally steady. Good TO prime steers. 81 50
Q5.45: poor TO medium. s4a55o: stockers and
as Gamers. sL5OG2.25 bulls. s275G46 SIS: calves.
SGG.S5; Texas fed steers. s4G525; Texas grass
Hogs-Receipts to-day 1900; Monday, s,eoO.
good to choice heavy. ss.s5qs.s5: rough heavy.
sSg6SO; light. s6G6.75; bulk of sales. Sc. 25qs7o.
to choice wethers. ss.75q4 %: fair TO choice mixed
sS4oq$70: Western sheep. $685.; native lambs.
Market steady: Native shipping and export
steers :S25gsa5; dressed beef and butcher steers
s3.4Ou5 70 steers under COO lbs s2.75G540; stock
49, ssas5 eG bulls ans as SS Tesss
20 '''' '-'''U'' 'O"' anu "'''e'
Hog,-Receipts. 1900 Market loc lower. Pigs
and lights. s6.50G6so packers. ss.Soqsso butch
sheep-Receipts. $50 Market dull and steady.
culls and bucks. N.75q2.25; stockers, s2Q2.5O
NEW YORK, Sept. .-Beeves-Receipts, ss4
Market nominally steady; Cables quoted Liver
per ID. Shipments. 1852 cattle. 1909 sheep and
1890 quarters OF beef.
Feeling weak.
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts. 7.445. Sheep easier;
lambs demoralized, Sheep general sales). s2.75
$3.50: lambs. Ad525.
Hogs-Receipts, 1908 No sales reported.
LOUISVILLE, Sept. Cattle steady. Choice
to prime shipping steers. a.75d5: medium TO
good shipping steers. s425a465; choice butchers.
s3.75d4.4O; medium to good butchers, SO. 40G3.75.
Hogs-Market opened with best heavies selling
at $685. mediums Sc 75q6 So lights. IS. 406D6. 80
100 to 12o-lb pigs ssQ625; 80 TO 100 lbs, s5Q5 rs
so to 50 lbs $a5; roughs, s5d6
Sheep and Lambs-Best sheep. 81. 75d2. 90; extra
lambs s4.75G5; seconds, 50. 50d375; butchers, S3q
3.75; culls, s2.50d3.
CINCINNATI, Sept Hogs strong at a. sea
$50
Cattle steady 81 z56525
Sheep dull at sl.25Q3.25. Lambs dull and lower
at s.. 50d5
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INDIANA FAIR DATES.
Complete List Furnished by the Board
of Agriculture.

The appended list of fairs and fair circuits
is furnished by Charles Downing, secretary
CT the Indiana Fair Association:
Salem-Sept. 9-13. w. w. Stevens.
Boonville-Sept. 9-14, J. f. Richardson.
Crawfordsville-Sept. 9-14, W. F. Hulet.
Marion Driving Associaton-Sept. l0-15 j. h
Bockius.
East Enterprise-Sept. 1913, ]. r. Elder.
Columbus-Sept 1914. Ed Redman, jr.
Valparaiso-Sept. 1913, J. w. Halliday.
Tipton-Sept. lib, Benjamin F. Ramsay.
Indiana State Fair-Sept. 1921. Charles Down.
ing.
Huntingburg-Sept 1871. H. c. Rothert.
Huntington-Sept 1921, A. l.. Beck.
Covington-Sept. 1920. William II. Miles.
Laporte-Sept. 1920. Bert A. Orr
Vincennes-Sept 1926 J. ID. williams
Chrisney-Sept 1928, J. p. Chrisney.
Richmond-sept: 24-27, Joe Stevenson.
Rochester-Sept. 25-2s, +. F. Moore.
Kendalville-Sept. 30-Oct. 4. G. Il. Alexander
Terre Haute-Sept. 30-Oct s. Charles r. Duffin
Bourbon-Oct. IA. B. ". Parks.
Portland-Oct. Ia, c. 0. Harry.
Angola-Oct. SILL z. s. Croxton.
Bremen-Oct. Sill. Edward Hickman.
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Without question the Pennsylvania has
been Of late buying good deal of stock of
the Wabash. Report has it that the Penn
sylvania people do not intend to stop the
construction of the Wabash line into Pitts
burg, contracts for the building of a part
of which have already been awarded. but
rather to secure sufficient voice in Wabash
affairs TO enable the Pennsylvania to ex-
ercise considerable control in the matter of
its operation. 1t is admitted the Pennsyl
vania has not enough of Wabash stock to
control that road, but there is said to be
opposition on the part Of other stockholders
10 the plans Of the management. and par
ticularly to the Omaha * ST Louis deal.
which is 10 be passed upon at the coming
meeting Of Wabash stockholders.
Should the Wabash stockholders fail to
approve of the plan under which that road
is 10 take over the Omaha * ST. Louis, by
guaranteeing an issue of s3,50O,000 bonds on
the property, 1T is not improbable that the
original plan of John w. Gates and his
friends in the Omaha, Kansas City 81
Eastern system. and to build both east of
Quincy to Springfield, ILL.,, and west of
Pattonsburg 10 st. Joseph, will be carried
out, and an operating arrangement be per-
fected with the Cincinnati Hamilton &
Dayton. under which through train service
would be established between Kansas City,
St Joseph and Omaha on the west and In
dianapolis and Cincinnati on the east.
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MRS. HAZEL JUDY DEAD.
An Autopsy Failed to Reveal
whether 1t Was Suicide.

Mrs. Hazel Judy, twenty-six years of
age. living with her husband at $50 Fulton
street, died yesterday noon from cause
which an autopsy did not fully show. Her
husband had been working most of the time
at Columbus and came home about once a
month. Mrs. Judy had attended the PhysiO-
Medical College clinics regularly for treat
ment.
Saturday morning. when she returned
from the clinic she told her husband and
members of Edward Fruits family, with
whom they lived. that she intended to
take some medicine. She did take white
powder and became i'll. About : o'clock
Drs. Marlatt and Nichols were called.
They worked with her FOR some time and
were told by Mrs. Judy that she had taken
strychnine. The physicians were unable TO
detect many Of the symptoms usually ac-
companying strychnine poisoning and were
doubtful. a further examination of the
stomach Will be made to-day. Her hus-
band said he knew of no reason why she
should wish TO kill herself II is said there
had been some domestic trouble. but not of
a serious nature.
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FAMINE IN KOREA.
Government Forbids Expectation Of
Rice or other Grains

PORTLAND. Orc, Sept. s.-The steam
ship Knight Companion. Of the Portland
and Asiatic line, arrived yesterday from
Hong Kong and Yokohama. The Kobe
Herald OF Aug. l says:
Yesterday the Korean government is
sued an order that no rice or grain should
be exported. the cause being that little
short of a famine threatens the country
on account Of lack of rain. The whole
country is I'm a most dreadful state Many
farmers have planted other crops I'm the rice
fields. and these fast dying for want
of rain.
The Kobe Herald OF Aug. L. saws. AN
earthquake of more serious character
than has been experienced in Japan for
many years occurred al AOmori Zen on
Saturday. Railways were badly damage
There We're considerable susidences be
tween the towns o. Shirluchi and Numa-
zaki
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ORDER OF BIRTH ABRAHAM.
The Attempted Assassination of Pres
ident Greatly Deplored.

The Zion Lodge, No. POI, Independent Or
der of Birth Abraham, met at Morrison
Hall yesterday afternoon, and a resolution
was offered by a committee composed of
David Erdman. r. Schmidt and S. ]. Simon
by order of the lodge. The lodge adopted
the resolution, which is as follows:
Whereas. it has come to pass that there
has been made an attempt to assassinate
the President of the United States, there
fore. be il
Resolved. That Zion Lodge, No. 221, l.
o. b. A, expresses herewith their severeSt
condemnation of the act and brand it a
dastardly deed.
Resolved. That We hereby express our
deepest sympathy with the Nation and
also with Mrs. Mckinley, the wife of our
afflicted President.
Resolved, That hereby condemn the
assassin, and also condemn each and every
Anarchist and all of their doctrines"
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NO DECREASE IN TRAFFIC
FREIGHT AND PASSENGER BUSINESS
EXCEED FORMER YEARS.
Pennsylvania Mny Have Voice i'm
Controlling Future of the Wa
bash, III Not In Full Control.

Tonnage continues to exceed that OF for
mer years for corresponding periods. cars
and locomotives TO haul gauging its volume.
the train records showing that there were
received and forwarded at Indianapolis in
the week ended Sept. : a total of 27,619 cars,
q ,953 being loaded, an increase over the
loaded movement Of the corresponding
week in 1900 of 52si. every road but two
handling moro loaded cars at this point
than the corresponding week last year. The
Big Four shows an increase of 1643, the
Pennsylvania lines 1,1O9. the Vandalia 2Sj.
East-bound more grain is moving, wheat
for export via Philadelphia and corn for
export via Newport News. Shipments OF
-four and provisions are heavier than for
some years past in September. In ship
ments of live stock there has been falling
off; in dressed meats and produce the ton
mage averages we'll with former years.
West-bound the tonnage is at its maximum,
and, as for some time past, has been about
equal in volume in both directions, the
empty car movement being light. The bus
mess consists largely of high-class freights
and anthracite coal and coke. The Ohio,
Indiana and Illinois roads are handling
large quantities of coal from mines in the
States above named. North-and-south
roads are making unusually favorable ex-
hibits. the business being unusually miscel-
laneOus in character. At the city freight
depots working overtime is of almost night
~ occurrence, and, with additional depot
facilities and increased capacity of bulk
tracks, some days business becomes some
what cOngested. At the stockyards not so
much is doing as in August but business
Is considerably in excess OF the correspond
ing period of 1900. The iron industries and
- 81 -.
are heavy shippers. car shortage is
again causing complaint. The table below
shows the number of cars handled at this
point for the week ended Sept. T. and for
the corresponding weeks of 1900 and 1899:
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMExTs.
NOTICE or FIRST MEETING OF
CREDITORS

In The District Court ~ the United States for
the District n Indiana. On bankruptcy
In The matter o. August %. THAI
No. 1927. Tn h.ukruptcy
To the creditor 81 August r. THAI. q Indian
apolis. IN the county 81 Marion and district
Aforesaid. a bankrupt
Sotice - hereby given that on the 3st dsy o.
August A. - 1901 the said August r. Than
duly adjudicated bankrupt. and that the
FIRST meeting % his creditors viii be held 20
Roorn sli. Iu1iana Trust building No M East
. Washington street IN the city - Indiana polls
Marion county. Indiana. tho 18th day OF sen
ktembsr. a. - iaot. AZ o'clock I'm the forenoon
b. which time the said creditors may attend
rove their claims appoint a trustee examine
- bankrupt AMI transact such other business
may properly come before said meeting
ALBERT RABB. Referee in Bankruptcy
8@disnapolis. Ind. sept. =. 1901.
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Kennesseth IsraeI's Action.

The Congregation Kennesseth Israel, NJ.
Rivkend. rabbi, held a special service of
PRAYER at the temple at Merrill and Eddy
streets yesterday, at which an hour and
a half was spent in prayer for the afflicted
President The service was a special one,
called for the purpose. and about two hun
dred members of the congregation attend
ed The prayer service was preceded by
a short address by the rabbi upon the life
and work of the President and the duty of
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EIAeM here.

KANSAS CITY. Sept. 7-Compared with las;
week the market Is generally steady. Choice
S~ror, and dressed beef steers g. s. a. 90. fair
t6 good $3.50 90: st0ckers and feeders s. 500
- Western FED steers. y4.50d5.7s: Western
,erga steers So ga { %. Texas and Indian steers
e. -i03 s.: Texas COWS. 81 25d2so. native cows
e. ;ciS 10 heifers 81 75d5 Is Gamers 81 sOQ2 90.
6uus e 25d425. calves So )nS.50. Receipts for
re week 5s COO. last week g. COO.
Hogs Receipts. 2.500. Market steady at Fri
49, elosa Top $3.50: bulk. S6.30d6 so: heavy.
- 90 mixed packers. 81. 3ods 50: light s6Qs 45
pigs 81 sOas6i. Receipts for the week $500.
sheep-Receipts 50. Compared with week
ago lambs are &c to $oc lower; sheep steady.
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Belt Road Traffic.

Business with the Belt road continues
record-breaking in it's volume. Last week
there were transferred over the Belt road
1858 cars. Belt road engines handled at
the stockyards 1850 cars, and for private
switches on its line 1,147 cars. In each case
the business handled was large beyond pre-
cedent for September.
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ORPHAN ASYLUM PICNIC.
The Attendance Large aud the Event
Financial Success.

A large crowd attended the annual Ger
man Orphan Asylum picnic. held on the
asylum grounds, yesterday. Henry Victor
made the principal speech during the after
noon The programme OF athletic events
was carried out and was enjoyed. The az
fair was a financial success, the receipts
amounting To over 81 500.
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Northern Indiana Fair Circuit.

r. r. Moore. president, Rochester: Fred
Wheeler, Secretary, Crown Point.
Valparaiso-Sspt. 1918. J. W. Halliday.
Indians State Fair-sept. 1874. Charles Down
ing
Rochsstsr-Sept. 1871 T. F. Moore.
Bourbon-Oct. IA. b. w. Parks
Bremen-Oct. SILL Edward Heckaman.
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great Western Fair Circutt

George H. Madden. secretary. Mendoza III g.
:. w. Randall, president. Hamine. Mimi
Milwaukee-Sept. 9-f3. j. NJ. True
Indianapolis-Sept 1921. Charles Downing
Evansville-Sept. 24-27. r. l.. Akin.
Springfeld-Sept. SO-Oct 5. George II. Madden
Terre Haute-Sept. 30-Oct. :, Charles r. Dunn
ST. Louis-Oct. 7-l2. Robert Aull. -''''
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Eastern Indiana Fair Cfrcuif.

NJ S. Claypool. president. Muncie; r A. Wise
hart secretary, Middletown.
Indiana State Fair-Sept. 1921. Charles Down
ing =. =,
Portland-Oct. is, G. o. Hardy.
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F. H. Nauer. president, North Vernon; c. W.
Gray. secretary. Osgood.
Columbus races)-sept. u-14. Ed Rsoman, jr.
ing.
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]. Freeman Little, president, Owensburg KY:
George c. Taylor, secretary, New Harmony
Huntingburg. Ind.-Sept. 1921. H C Rothert'
Indiana State Fair-Sept. 1921, Charles Down
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Passing Reelection.
Detroit Journal.


The Ecumenical Council OF the Methodist
Church in London will probably strike the
dignitaries of the established church as The
communicated thing in sight We doubt if
the Anglican establishment can show a
colored bishop.
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Gas Belt Racing Circuit.

]. T. Tomlinson. secretary. Logansport, Ind
Marion-Sept. 1O-13, J. II. Bockius
Indiana State Fair-Sept. 1921, Charles Down
iuO
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Central Indiana Fair Circuit.

W. F. Hulet, president. Charlottesville; w. M.
Rlackstock. secretary. Lafayette.
Observation-Disclosures 9-13. w. +. Hulet
Covington-Sept. 1870. William H Miles
Indiana State Fair-Sept. 1921, Charles Down
ING
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Would you trust TO luck and not Insure
vour home against fire? OF course not
iNhy trust to luck I'm regard 10 the title TO
Your real estate? Insure IL. too INDIANA
TITLE GUARANTY AND LOAN CON-
PANY l29 East Market street. Tel sos
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FINANCIAL.


LOANS-Money on mortgages. c. F. SAYLES.
III East Market street
FINANCIAL-ylO0 OCo to loan in sums TO suit at
T. 5 and per cent; no delay. j. j. KREBER,
734 Lemcke building.
IAI1-First-mortgage loans on improved
Indianapolis property: lowest rates privilege
of prepayment. SPANN & CO. las e Market
FINANCIAIs-Loans on city or farm property in
Indiana Sa per cent. NO COMMISSIONS
Mopex Sea7v g ~. WILLIAMS & CO, 319-322
1eGiicke building.
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Allowances ny Superior Court. Room
No. \. August Term. 1901
'wances by superior Court. Roor
No. =. August Term. 1901.
Allowances by Superior Court. Room
No. 3. August Term. 1901.
allowances by Board Of County Com
r,issioners. August Term. 1901.
ohnson 4 Metcalf stenographers Board


Review S3-5 IS
lncplS- Orphan AsN lum. support orphans. s0.el
w r l.anois. per diem county supf..--.. 10 %
W r. lands. postage co. 81 pf........-... 3s8
sentinel Printing Co. supplies co. supt.. 10.sa
Martin NJ HugE. salary 60. atty.-....-..- 2g2 80
Nrnos HYncs salary pauper atty. - -
Chas. J.. Gully. deputy hire t,o surveyor 1900
David 4. Springer "a 0o
" . Miller a. :.
Leon Lockwood 1NoB
J.. NJ & 9 Union. supplies ...-............ s1.ss
w m u. Long. mis-. expense co. corn'rs. e0.5D
y = Mann, mis- expense go. com 'rs...... $50
kobert Petrte, ms. expense co clr,'rs ga
horace +. " OoC. roads and hiChWavs 1000
W ~; hidpath salary Sec'y Board
Hcslth .............. losls
Sentinel Printing Co. reblnding records - %
W m. lawson. u. assessing Wash. tp... - -
W arren r. Ttnkle, assessing Perry tn a. %
Melvin \. Beagle. assessing Lawrence IN ~ "a,
JSs. BUR- assessing Decaz ur tp....-....- les. 30
mas. Schllilng. assessing Franklin I'd. 800
Geo W. Hickman. ass ssulg Warren IN. "a al
geo, W. ShaHer. ASSESSING, Wayne tp.... 500
Karl Macker expense Asylum for Poa-.. ss4.a5
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FUNER.L NOTICE.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
BURIAL WALT.

BURIAL VAULTS
PROTECT YOUR DEAD.
The Okey Cement Burial Vault Is the only
Dir and water-tIght. burglar-pro burial vault
manufactured sold by cemetery associations
and undertakers. may be ordered OF Us d.
ret. Send for booklet and prices Of%Ef
BURIAL VAULT co. 6o1 Madison avenue New
Phone 1920 and 50f3. " b. CROFT. General
Manager.
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JOURNAL BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

AGENTS INDIANAPOLIS JOURNAL
Wm. l.. Rice. 2605 West Michigan street Iele-
phones: Old. $3.50. new. 1852. Territory west OF
White river
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Passenger and freight. Repairs and supplies
REEDY & CO. 'Phonss-New BIO; old zZ1S2
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.


REAL STANDARDIZATION building lot below
sixteenth St; will sell less than assessed
value Address Box 4O1, care Journal
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BERTERMANN BROS.
Kew No. 2l Mass. ave. 22s n Del st. Tel $40.
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FOR SALE OR TRADE.

FOR SALE OR TRADE-Complete drug stock
I'm good locality. VIII sell incoice. trade
for good rental property, INDIANAPOLIS DRUG
COMPANY.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.


FOR RENT-See list at 131 f. Market ground
floor GREGORY & APPEL.
FOR RENT-House OF six rooms and bath; si66
per month, All Muskingum street. DYER &
RASSMANN.
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White river.
ELEVATORS
Passenger and freight. Repairs ana supplies
REEDY & CO. 'Phonss-New BIO; old zZ'S@.
BERTERMANN BROS.
New No. pa Mass ave. rs n Del st Tel SO.
OPTICIAN-
ROUSE & MAYHEM. Practical Opticians
tos Monument place English Hotel plock:
PATENT LAWYERS
E. =. SILVIUS co, 1O8 ". Pennsylvania ST.
Free pamphlets and consultation.
THOMAS r.. BELL, consulting engineer and
patent solicitor. ca ingalls, block. Indianapolis
v II. LOCKWOOD. pamphlet or any general
information free Of charge.
4l5-4ls Lemcke Building.
sTEGMEIER BROS. oyster and Chop House
10 y. Illinois st. Both phones 100
SALE AND LIVERY STABLES
HORACE WOOD. Carriages. Traps, Buck
boards. etc) IS Circle Tel. IOsI.
STOVE REPAIRS
THE PEERLESS FOUNDRY CO. 10 Meek st.
Old phone on 1850. New 2402
WALL. PAPERS
II. c. STEVENS, New Style Wall Paper.
Low prices. $50 ". Senate ave. Tel on ZOSz.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
FRANK BLANCHARD.
80 N Delaware st. Tel. {i1- Lady attendant
FUNERAL. DIRECTORS
TUIEWILER 4 SON,
Undertakes. 124 w. Market st. Tel. zla
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to choice medium and

Sheep-ReCeipts. I5O; shipments small.
The receipts of sheep and lambs this week
have been unusually large, there being an
increase OF 200 over last week. $500 over
the same week a year ago and 400 over
the corresponding week two years ago
Thus far this year there is an increase of
nearly $4,000 compared with the same period
last year. From the beginning Of the week
there was "A good demand and later with
stronger competition from outside sources
the supplies were salable at a general ad-
vance of about 25c in prices. Unfavorable
reports from other places later in the
week together with continued liberal sup
plies caused a reaction in prices. and az
the extreme close of the week values were
hardly as high as they were at the close of
last week The extreme prices for the week
were s. for lambs and s. 50 for sheep. There
were not many fresh arrivals to-day and
as usual on Saturday. the market was
uuiet and prices possibly Zoe to 15c lower
than the same kinds sold Yesterday The
best lambs sold at &.15. and there were no
sheep reported above s3.l5. but. OF course
they were not top kinds. Quotations:
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NOTICE TO BIDDERs.

fealed proposals will be received at the Office
oflthe Beard Of Trustees Tor the Central Indiana
Hdspital for Insane until o'clock =. m SEPT
u lI9el for a cold storage building
Tfans and specifications are on file at the Of
feel OF Adoph Scherrer, architect. Indiana
Trutt building.
The Board reserve the right TO reject any or
I'll proposals.
By order % the Board OF Trustees
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REMOVAL.


REMOVAL. Lung hand laundry. formerly at
81 Massachusetts ave, removed TO PAS y. Della
We will ne pleased to our old
friends and customers. Work called for and de-
Hvered- Old phone No. green. 266l. No. 2t3
-. Delaware 81. Our prices are very reasonable:
shirts Sc; collars and cuffs. r5c each Agency
us Massachusetts
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DIED.

fATOt-T-J. l.. Fafouf. az his home. g. North
Illinois street. Funeral from the restcence
tfondsv al 3 H. M. Funeral and burial private
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ROUSE & MAYHEM, Practical Opticians.
.0s Monument place English Hotel block.
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NoTICE-JOSEPH GARDNER. tin work and
furnaces. 80 Kentucky ave. Telephone 222
NOTICE
All advertisements inserted I'm these columns
are charged very low cents a line
No additional charge per line for blank or dash
lines. Telephone 23S and your al will be called
for.
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a. o. Ruse. medical attendance poor.
W. NJ. Brown, medical attendance poor
]. c. Cain, medical attendance poor.
r. s. Records. medical attendance poor.
Harvey & Coonfeld. med. att dance poor
r. +. Bigger. medical attendance poor.
j. Reade medical attendance poor.
Hide. Leather and Betting Co. expense