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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-11-13

9rubebrano. - Gpring @nls
Iep, Su., glob. II. iStdtt Rr. / Der
untpnbtes forleoen Seat. Ter fteg en-
pGloig Slbfejle til 0ejrs, Tao ben tunz
De Ies / flere Wliles Omtreos. TOO
Iunb er beb benne 8ranb blebne arr
beiosleie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-11-13

Qouis Peterion, en- 5armer
nGr ejdrfelo, Mis., flyer, at ban for
leoen par ct Offer for Manb. Iom
iolgte 9pnafeoere; men WGnoene bbps
notiIereoe bam og iolgte bam en- ait
9eOel peterlen bar forleoen | Oiceola
for al iege 9jGlp bos en- Sugferer.
@utbbrDIGup. st 9dmmelt,
bGberli9t 2Ggtepdr, toiiooenoe paa
Roropeitiiben af Gbicago, ears 9ons
len og 0uitru, feirer ben 16 bS. lit
GjulobrDQup. Gn a9fte Vsnner og
8etenote af 9ulo6rubeparret er ben
4nle0ning trodot lammen for al fejre
Dagen paa feitlig 8is. o9 be @dmle
bill pare ejsnitano for aoltiaige imufte
ODerraitelIer. %. b. p."
Wenigbeben 81 i'm ALTON
bar 5la. o0annepirte" ienot Sdloss
breO til Yditor s. M. 6jregerien, Beit
Denmdri, QGis.
u b ganti 2 3bler. Georg ebris
itenien. 2lnorepgergitrpm. SobnSobns
Iep, e. 3bomien 0. Il. bar iegt ON
Qiaaoelie til at oprette en- ,SSerite
Hational 8anF 5bler meo en- 9fttiez
tapital uf $4,000 Doa. 3iaaoelien
er blepen aioet, itrioer ,9dnn."
6ortbragsteiie. s 5el9e
,,9dnnebirte" bill ben betenbte 5ors
fatter Satob ". aiis Sanuar og
5e6ruar al gluret 1902 foreta9s en-
6orsoragsreile gennem De Oeitli9e
Stater.
Stonbinapiff Ssmono g.
bjem. s 5slge grootlDns fanois
nGOiite Semanbsbjems Rapport for
2taret lite Ottober 1900 - lite Otz
tober 1901 bar 9iemmet / 4arets 2sb
uooeIt 1920 Wualtioer Wlab til tr9ns
genoe Sem9nb o9 beres Gamilier, og
giDet Sem9no 2ogis oq &Oit paa arez
bit til et 9slsb af $387.97. s 4arets
Sob boebe 1885 Semqnb / Sjemmet,
o9 til Sl99t og 9enner bet 9amle
2unb bar SsmGnb gennsm 6jemmets
Gontor bjemIenot $15, 1882.
Operfdlot o9 pIpnbret t.
Gn Stanoinap 3opn Of Ginnictins
mic, Der gaar unber Rdonet Big
Rels", blep frarspet $500 forleben
Rat, mebens ban laa og Iop each
0ins Stalb. 0an bleb operfdlot meb
en- 9sfort og bleO liesenbe beOioitlss
| flere 3imer. San boOoe SIS iau
goot bortgemt. at 4eperne life tunoe
fnbe oem. Sberif 8ea bar life tun>
net finoe nogen 2eoetraab.
9tfbdgefrd Donmort. Or.
Riels sSobnion Gbitueo, tort forri9e
llge tilbdge fra en- ire Wlddnebers
Rejfe til 9dnmort.
Oct agr fine tuIinbe @erninoer
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-11-13

@pr Isps, uelItparOise piser til
inbtaeenbe og fengslenbe apinber.
Det er netop. hpab Roctp Mountoin
le ssr. 35 Cts. Spsrg Ipotetersn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-11-13

.Daniteren" fan faas al NOE Sol,
bere fra nu uf til lite Sanuar 1908
for $1.50.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-11-13

Oct gsr fine tuiinbe @erninger
beore enb be neite Tan gore beres enc.
9i bentpoer til Roctp Mountuin 9e,
pr9pareret af Mobiion Mebicine Co.,
35 Cts. Spsre Mpotetersn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-11-13
ut rnrere en- TorrsIcISe I en- 1aa

grua Laxative Bromo Quinine Ei1er; Nne9lpcs
teers tiibna,ieperer Tengene bpis bstt MibDeI aar
NeiI o 10 6Bropes Rapnetrrf paa bper ggife. 25e
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-11-13

Say 4rvpenumre ai = r9aniteren"
ienbes frit.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-11-13

Oct fBrfte Mtnbemerte.
8oper, W}inn., glop. II. - s ODerz
barelie at 5000 Wlenneiler fra bet
norblige Miniiota blep Der i Spnbags
afI1pret bet iprfte Minbesmerte ober
PraiiOent Mcainlep.
@uOernsr 8an Saut tiGigemeb
Staben bar til Stebe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-11-13

De ban1te Swim. ,8annez
Oirte" itriber: 02t banite 5laff b9f=
Ter 0pm9rtiombeb, oglau Der / 2(mez
rita. Diange af De tore 0agblabe bar
/ ben ienere 3io raabt 8agt @eppr
for DE oanIte Sbin", ioet be ggr OPP
mGrtiom paa, at bisie er oeres firbe=
neoe 9r9ore / 2lmerita nogle ilemme
&onturrenter paa bet sngelIfe Mdrteb.
Sra Regeringen / @ai6in9ton er
Der gibet ftatiitine 0plpsninger om be
odnite Anoelsildgterier og ON ben
oanite lloferiel af i5lait. 0ibtil itob
De 5orenebe Stater uoOertrufet meb
6enipn til PrOouttionen uf 5laf, og
er Der enO ingen 5dre for, at be ber
ifal blibe oOertruffet, Iua er Der bog
maaite 6are for. at oeres 2lH9tning
at 5laif 9pitlanp ital blioe truet fra
bunit SiOe, og bet bar beieite 9roO
teoeligt. ON bet fife 9anmart her
ituloe TONNE os 5ortebet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-11-13

osSgen ab 2tare." 4nOers
Gbriitian 6anfsn, Morsb0l pr. 8tinOz
Ite0. Der er ober 81 4ar gammel, tom
/ CONNER / 5anfer ON, at ban piIDe
oner at 1e til fin Sen / 2tmerifa. @fter
2anfen fulgte 6anoliugen; ben gamle
Uiano er / bi8ie Dage efter ct Wiaaz
nebers Sp6olb / 2lmerita tommen till
bage til fin 9jemegn. 6an fortaller,
tbitt ON fin 2lmeritareiIe og paaitadr,
at ban ob Qare bill ggre ben ON igen.
uIDffestilfaGbe. 6anbelss
mano Grbarot Rorup, 1897 6errict
2(pr., bar forleDen ube 2ote Sipe meb
IN Gel 9urer. bo Soften for bans
9o9n lp6 lgbif. Rorup lIDngebes uo
paa 8ejen, booroeb ban bratteoe 3
Ribben og leb andre 8eIfabigelIer.
6ans 3ilitanO er 9ylg.o oRacinepoiten"
me8st bstGntelige, men 29gen baaber
oo9 paa bans 6el6recelie.
Stpr 8ranb / Sit 0orn.
2lububon, Sd, Roo. 9. - s ct 3eles
gram til nOmaba balm See" meoOe>
les DER ON en- Slbebrdno @lf 6orn,
Der ebelasoe Sim peterIens giGurb
6aa, og Barber Stue, mebfgrenbe ct
3ab At $500. Mgaers 6otp9raf Sal
leri. CAB $3.50 og Ris 2uriens SIagz
terbutit, CAB 200. Om Sloens Opz
tomIt mebOeles intet.
9ebsfalo. Den 17aarige pauz
lima PaulIen, bbis 6orGlbre bor 819
RiOer 8ien, Rdcine, er oeo af 8lillos
farms getGnoelle Qlfogbe bar en-
elItoarbig ung pige Og anIat i Som
toret hos Mm. 0orlict. 8egraDelIen
fanbt Steo fra @maus &irten unber
itor 0elta9elle. paitor Senien talte
oeb gaaren o9 forretteoe Sorbpautu=
Itelien.
Sg1obrpllup. st gammeIt
pGroi9t 2Ggtepar, 9bomas 3bomien
og 6uitru, gtacine. isis, fejrebe for
lebsn bereS 25aarige grbnupsoag.
parrst tilbsrer 8etbania Menig6eb,
og et fort glntal al bennes Meblems
mer baooe 9a9en8 2lnlebnine foruns
itoltet en- 6eltlig6eb / 5orIamlingsz
lotdlet pau Silber Str, til flor Opers
roItelIe for Mr. 9bomien og 6uTtru,
Iom ON Qftenen afbentebes berben en-
&aretb, leoIaget af en- &omite. Gfter
at baoe mOotaget talrige 2ptpnltnins
ger fra be foriamlebe 8enner, bolbt
paitor SPITE en- fmut Sale til Selbz
bruoeparret, bborefter Der oberrattes
bette en- elegant politret GRneltol og en-
lignenbe @1ngeitol. Der ierberebes
&affe, Gbocolaoe o9 andre 5orfriItnins
ger, o9 Der tilbra9tes nogle ierbeIes
forngielige Sinner. Der iittert dlbrig oil
forglemmes at De 9amle.
Gn nh banft Sorbomp a.
brer, M.8ernsborf S6rpber, Sour
ndliit af prOfesiion ligeiom i'm 5Or=
gGn9er 8aloemor 6briItenien, er drriz
beret til g}ep Yort og bar afldgt
oRorblpIet" ct geigg. Ogfaa ban rej=
Ter uben 0riftsfapitaI, men bans Be
ipGrligbeber er boerligere fore9ebe Oeb,
at ban, naar ban er paa 8anbring,
fnl bpre - 9oanbiern; Neglen til
oisle ferer ban meo fig / en- &onpolut,
iom ban gibsr til en- elIer anben Rez
batter De 9per, ban pasferer. og / 2
3imer mod ban bGre Soanbjernene
foru6en, 6porpan ban after ifgres Dem
o9 9aar bioere til n9lte 8b o. + b.
89obemaalet, I'm ligger til @runb
for 5oretagenbet omfutter 5000 8r.,
af bpilte 6r.Sareber, bOis ban oinber
Oeb at tilbugel9gge Suren poa / Q(ur,
faar 5000 &r., 8gbenbabns Sournus
liItto81e 1000 &r. og ct Yar belgs>
renbe Boreninger bber 1 900 &r. Oess
uben bar 9r. 9. pautoeet fig at leOere
&orreIponbuncer til en- Wiengoe 8laz
be unber ReiIen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-11-13

9 d 6leb Dom tolen. @a=
Ibingtpn, .. s., Nop. II. - Mbntiral
0etDeb FAINT 8iceaomiralerne 8enbam
og aomIep bar Dag begpnbt beres
priOate 9reftelFe af bet Oeloige Be
Oismateriule fra S9lepz@etten. 9e
bil boloe Mebe paa famine Yis bper
Dag fra 10-12, u9 itebie for lutteOe
Oere.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-11-13

8rbIluper. 2erbag ben 26.
Ottober blep / Hacine U1ifs Sulie
Gbriitenien og W}r. 2tlfreb 2arien egs
teDiebe af puitor ging. grbauppet
fanbt 6teb Wr. 2(nbrep 9aniens
8olig 1913 Genter Ctr.
Sire 0age efter bar Der after grbl=
lup bos 2tnbretp 0anien, ioet oennes
8rooer. SIR. Sim 9anien, oieoes til
Mrs. Marp Rielien; ogIaa Der for
retteoe paitor 9ing Geremonien
Oberoarelie uf SlGgt Og @enner.
,,R. g."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-11-13

Spgsmoal. qertb Qlmbops
odnite alderman arpger bar Sig.
oNoroIbIet" unlogt Gag mob ct
Blao. ubgipet al ,,2lmericanYubI.6o." A."
s Sig. Berth Qmbop 6olteblao" in
oebolbt BET ameritanite 8lab fornDlig
en- 2lrtitel, bpori arpger = iom MI
bspiit faIItelig = beitnlbtes for at babe
oruttet Observation-Disclosures Sfaal.
geItploninqen bar oatt megen Opiigt /
pertb 9lm6OD, og Ulr. &rsger for
LANCER MI ct $10.000splaiter for at
bele De Saar, 8laoet bar tilfeiet BAN.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-11-13

ga far. 8stbania W2aniqbebs
&binbeforening Raeine fan meb 3il>
frebsbeb Ie tilboge paa 8aiuren, Iom /
forrige llge blep dfbolbt / 5orIamz
lingslotalet. 8eie9et bar ltGrtt, og
be talriQe fmutte og nbttige @enitanbe,
Der bar itGntebe, fanbt en- meget liplig
2H9tnin9 Saabel Onsbag lom
2orsoag often ierberebe 0ametomitez
en- en- fortrGFelig tolo Suppe o9 efter
benne bleO Der iioitnopnte often fun
get o9 muiiceret. 8aiaren bar efter
Sorlboenoe gipet 6etboeligt 0berltub,
benpeo $400. 81. g."
M}nrb, @n nplig til Canada an
tommen odnftfebt Wldno, 5borpalo
!6anien. bar forleben begaaet ct Wioro
pua en- 8 Qtar gammeI 0reng Mon>
treal, Gric 81. Wlarotte. 0an berte
0rengen rasle meo no9le pen9e, og bd
ban Ielp bar 9anife pengeles, forlangte
ban, bbab 0rengen babbe at Wlpnt.
0u bette bleO afIlaaet, itut ban BAN
libel meb en- &nip. 9anIen, Der flyer
ban er febt / 9iostilbe, er at profesiion
2trbejbsmunb. S 1885 tom ban til
Stotlanb og 9erte Der til bet 70. 8eeiz
ment af 6eil4nbere, meo 6niltet ban
/ 5 2lar eioroe 3ieneite Snoien. 5or
J ct Gar 2ldr fiben beisste ban fine
5orelbre Oanmdrt, men bar Ienere
life bsrt no9et fra oem. Sor ct par
Madneber iiben antom ban til Auebec,
bOor ban fit plaos iOm OpDaifer /
aetttnet | !6otel Gbateau 5rontenac,
en- Sitting ban inart miitebe paa
@runb af bans uopraeebe Oritfelbisz
beb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-11-13

W}enigbeben 81 i'm b alto II
bar / iSl9. .0anneoirte" ienot 9dIos=
brep til paitor 8. Na. eregerien, Beit
Denmart, Nis.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-11-13
9anlf=gl

Qouis geterfon, en- 5armer
nar @arfelO, @is., flyer, at ban for
leoen par ct Sfer for Wanb, iom
ioIgte 9nnofeoere; men MGnoene bbps
notiIereoe bam og iolgte bam en- ali
geDel. Peterlen bar forleoen / Oiceola
for al isge 9iGlp bos en- Sugferer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-11-13

9tlbogefro = 9anmort. Or
gliels SSO1niOu Gbitdso, tom forri9
llge tilbage fra en- ire Wlodneberi
Hejfe til 9anmart.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-11-13

5orebrags.eiie. s 5slge
,,Oannebirte" bill ben betenbte 6ors
fatter Satob ". Riis Sunuar og
5ebruar af 2turet 1902 foreta9s en-
5orsora9sreile sennem be peitlige
Stdter.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-11-13

pganft3Dler. Georg 6bri.
itenien. 2lnOrepgergItrpm, Sobn5obn.
Iep, e. 3bomien 0. f. bar Isgt on
9iGaoelie til al oprstte en- ,5erit'
Rational gant" / 3pler meo en- glttie.
tapital af 25,OO0 0oa. 9iaaoelier
er blepen giOet, itriper ,0ann."
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-12-21
N~EWSPAPERFOR Y.P.S.C.E.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE TALKS OF
STARTING 'THE BULLETIN"
For the of Communicating
Economically with Secretaries
of 1,SOO Societies.

The subject of establishing a quarterly
Y. p. S. C. E. was discussed in the con-
ference yesterday of the executive COM
mittee Of the Christian Endeavor Union of
Indiana at the Y. W.. c.. A. The society is
now issuing a monthly pamphlet. 1t is the
intention of some of the members to es-
tablish a quarterly paper called the Bull
letin, which will take the place of all the
correspondence now done by the secretary
In notifying local societies. 1t was pro-
posed to have the paper contain reading
matter, without any advertisements. The
papers circulation is TO be composed en-
tirely of the secretaries of the 1,SOO local
secretaries of the State. One object is the
saving of money now spent for postage.
The matter was deferred until the next
meeting.
Invitations from INDIANAPOLIS societies
and also from South Bend were extended
the state committee to hold the next state
convention in either of these cities. In
dianapolis is looked upon with favor by
many or the members of the executive COM
mittee, and it was said yesterday that if
the proper arrangements can be made there
is no doubt that the convention will be
entertained in this city next June.
The report of the committee appointed at
the last meeting to revise the state consti-
tuition was read. This report was adopted.
Since the last meeting several designations
rave occurred, and these offices were filled.
Thomas Ashborn, of Evansville. was elect
ed 10 NIL the place of w. ID. Lands. The
Rev. George Knox, of this city, was elected
TO NIL the vacancy caused by the ~resigna-
qon OF the Rev X. v Hunter. Mrs. NJ. l..
Hegemann was appointed superintendent of
the Junior work. G. j. Buchanan was ap-
pointed master Of transportation.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-12-21
THE INTERURBAN QUESTION.


Mayor Bookwalter to-day will notify
Hugh J.. MCGOWAN, president of the Indian
apolis Street-railway Company, of his de-
sire that the interurban tangle be straight
ened as soon as possible. Mr.. MCGOWAN
has already expressed willingness to meet
with the representatives of the interurban
companies and the Board of Works when
ever the interurban men are ready.
A member of the Board of Works said
yesterday that unless the interurban Off
Gals show some disposition soon to appear
before the board and take part in the final
discussion of the question at issue the
board will go ahead with the settlement of
the franchise question without further con-
sulting their views. He stated also that the
interurban men seem TO be divided among
themselves, and have so far, apparently,
been unable 10 agree upon a policy which is
agreeable to all concerned.
General opinion inclines to the belief that
the suggestion made by Councilman Neg
ley, chairman of the committee on con-
tracts and franchises, to the effect that the
interurban roads should be taxed by the
eventually be adopted by the board. Should
will have TO settle the question of rates
pany with Mr.. MCGOWAN. The city authori-
ties, it is stated. are disinclined to inter
fere in what they consider the purely busi-
ness relations of the Indianapolis Street.
railway Company with the interurban
roads
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-12-21
IRVINGTON ANNEXATION.
Committee VIII Test Suburbs Wish by
Postal Card Vote.

The Council committee on ordinances has
announced its plan of settling the Irvington
annexation question. The voters of the
suburb will be given a chance TO say
whether or not they want to come into In
~dianapolis. Chairman Expert, OF the COM
mittee. said yesterday that he intends TAX
ing a postal card vote Of the citizens of
Irvington and upon the result of the vote
will depend whether the ordinance goes
through Council or fails of approval by the
committee.
There are 21 voters in Irvington, Mr.. Ep-
pert stated, and to each voter will be sent a
card with a brief question as TO his attitude
on the question. A simple answer of Yes
or No" will be sufficient to inform the
committee as TO individual opinions. Chair
man Expert is receiving communications
daily from %Irvington citizens who are in
favor of annexation. urging that the COM
mittee report favorably upon the ordinance.
Mr.. Expert IS inclined to think that the ma
jOrity faVorS annexation.
He states that he hopes every resident of
the suburb will be enough interested i'm the
settlement of the annexation issue 10
promptly reply 10 the postal cards when
they are received. He says the committee
is anxious TO settle the matter with as
much dispatch as possible. The petitions
in favor of annexation will be presented
next week, ii is stated.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-12-21
NEW FIRE COMPANIES.
Members VIII BE nnOunce After
HoIidays-House Approacbes

When the contract for the new fire en-
CINE houses was made last year by the old
Board of Works no provision was included
in the agreement made with Contractor
Bender for the building of approaches. The
situation is best described in the words of
Mayor in speaking OF the sit
uation: The apparatus simply cannot get
into the new houses without wings" The
mayor yesterday requested the Board OF
Works TO look into the matter at once and
have prepared Of the cost Of the
repairs
II Is understood that the mayor and the
members Of the Board Of Safety had a
talk yesterday concerning appointments
which Will have 10 be made in the fire de-
partnent 10 fiji and captain the new COM
panies TO be organized. The men will not
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-12-21
NEW INTERPRETATIONS.
The Day Nursery Association, of This
City, Among Them.

The Day Nursery Association. of this
city, was Incorporated yesterday. It's pur-
pose is TO care for children whose parents
are employed during the day and cannot
attend them. II is 10 be supported by char
itably inclined persons that shall become
members Of it. The directors are Belle c.
Wilson. Bertha NJ. Crosley. Julia Fish.
Julia +. Walk. Grace II. Smith, Grace II.
Brown and Grace a. Wood.
Other interpretations we're as follows:
Indiana Hat and Cap Company, of Fort
Wayne: capital. $4,000: directors. II. A.
Eberline, Benjamin Neuhof and Ora
Seaney.
Crown Point Floral Company: capital.
5000: members, August Dresel and Emma.
Kuhtz, OF Crown Point; Charles Wendell.
of Lansing. ILL.,; Charles Yarmouth. of
Chicago.
Columbia City Heel Manufacturing Com
pany. capital. $4,000; directors. Aart Van
den Ende. Harry G.. Sparks and Henry w.
Mahlmann.
Union Real Estate Company. OF Ander-
son: capital. S250.000: directors. T. ]. Nc
Mahan. Charles L Henry. George G. Man
ming. T. W. Wright and George Lilly.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-12-21
BOARD OF WORKS ROUTINE.

ASSESSMENT ROLLS APPROVED.
Primary roll for wooden block pavement
on Illinois street, from Fall creek to Thir-
ty-fourth street.
Primary roll for local sewer in first alley
north of New York street, from Oriental
street to first alley west of Arsenal avenue.
IMPROVEMENT COMPLETED.
Local sewer in alley north of Woodlawn
avenue, from Shelby street to State ave-
nue..
Wooden block pavement on Illinois street,
from Fall creek to Thirty-fourth street.
Local sewer in alley south of Thirtieth
street, from Brooks street to West street.
PETITIONS FILED.
For vacation of Macy avenue. from Twen-
ty-fifth street to Thirtieth street.
For vacation of first alley west Of Yandes
street, from Davidge street to Brinkman
street.
For local sewer in Martindale avenue,
from Fourteenth street to T~wenty-third
street.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-12-21
FOR THE REV. N. A. HYDE.


Memorial exercises in honor OF the late
Rev. Nelson A. Hyde will be held to-mor-
row afternoon at , o'clock in the Maynower
congregational Church. The exercises will
be under the auspices OF the New England
Society. OF which Mr.. Hyde was president.
Following is the programme:
Organ oIuntar David Levy
invocation r $. Osgood
Anthem; God, 10 Whom We Look Up
Blindly". CbadWfct
Mayfower Church Quartet.
Addresses
"Our Late President" Charles r. Williams
His Love for New England" ....
Daniel Wait Howe
Ills Work for Charities" John II. Holiday
"His Ministr ........ReV NJ. /. Uaines
"His Love for
-.---.-.-.--... Mrs. May Wright Sewall
Ills Church Home Eugene T.. Stacy
Ills Public lie ......-...Edwar Daniels
Hymn, 20 God. Beneath Thy Guiding
Congregation.
Benediction --..------.-..Re r. ). OsgOod
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To Chicago, Peoria, st. Louis, Louisville,
Cincinnati. Dayton, Columbus, o., Cleve-
land, Buffalo and principal points in the
G. z. A. territory.
DATES OF SALE AND LIMITS.
To the public, Dec. "a, % and 81, 1901, and
Jan. l, 1902, good to return till Jan. 2.
To students with the proper certificate.
the closing day and the day preceding.
good returning not later than Jan. 8, 1902.
Call on agents Of the Big Four for full
information. indianapolis offices, No. /
East Washington street. Massachusetts
avenue and Union Stations.
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Feed your horse JANEs's Dust,
Hardly Fills 1t.

A diamond ring will hardly I'LL the toe OF your
wife or sweetheart's stocking, but il will help
I'll her life with pleasure. Make il a diamond
J. c. SIPE. Importer of Diamonds, Rooms 2. 3
and 4, 1874 North Meridian street, Indianapolis,
Ind
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be named. it is believed. until after the
holidays. Several councilmen who have
constituents they want included in the
list of appointments called on the mayor
yesterday and urged the merits of the men
they are recommending. Councilmen Sour
bier, Expert and Negley saw the mayor.
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Holiday Rates, l., ID. & w. Ry.

trip. Tickets on sale Dec. "a, % and 81 and
Jan. 1. 1902. Good returning until Jan. 2.
1902, inclusive.
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n, What a Useful XMAS Present
BIick Typewriter.

No. 5-$S5, No. $50. Blickensderfer
Manufacturing Company. 1876 East Market
street, Law building, ground floor.
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SO. 5O-CHICAGO AND RETURN-S6.7O
Via MOnOn Route.

Tickets sold Dec. "a, 25, 81 and Jan.
Final limit Jan. 2.
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Christmas Hats.

Silk Hats, Opera Hats, soft or stiff Hats.
Get the best made, "Dunlap's," at Sea-
toms Hat Store.
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Leo Lando, Manufacturing Optician.

For the real, good old buckwheat flavor. buy
Mrs. Austin's ~buckwheat, and don't forget the
name.
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Mrs. Austin's buckwheat has a worldwide rep
utation on account Of its purity and genuine
buckwheat flavor. Don't forget the name.
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Insure with German Fire Insurance OF
Indiana. General Offices % South Delaware
street Fire. tornado and explosion.
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Insurance. loans. real estate. New. 1912. IA
East Market street.
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suppose Your Horse Died Tonight.

Is he insured? Call or phone w. T. Kissel
about II. 1914 ". Meridian St, Room O..
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$4.40-Cincinnati and Return-S4.4O.
S4.4O-DaytOn and Return-S4.4O.
SS.4O-TO1edO and Return-SS.4O.
S1O.15-DetrOit and Retarn-S1O.I5.
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DiSfgured Skin

Wasted muscles and decaying bones.
What havoc
Scrofula. let alone, is capable OF all that,
and more.
II Is commonly marked by bUnches In the
neck, Inflammation in the eyes, dyspepsia,
catarrh and general debility.
1t Is always radically and permanently
cured by
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w. w. Dark ~ Co.

Permanent location at 12 N. Pennsylvania st,
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Via c., III. & ID.
BIG FOUR ROUTE.

Tickets sold Dec. "a, %. 81 and Jan. !.
Final limit Jan. 2.
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New Pianos s1s5 and up at wulschner's.