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SHORTRIDGE HIGH SCHOOL.

Several members of the English history
classes, chaperoned by Mr.. Roberts, will go
to Anderson tomorrow to see the mounds
there. These mounds are about a half mile
from the town, and their origin is a matter
of much speculation. About thirty students
will take the Anderson car at the end of
College avenue ar $40 tomorrow morning.
XXX
There was a meeting of the freshmen
at noon yesterday in Room A, and no one
was allowed inside except the '6's.
The Thursday Echo has opened a short
story contest. which promises to be very
interesting. The literary page of this pa
per will contain the stories Of the con-
testants each day instead of literary topics,
which were very unpopular last term. The
contest is exclusively for Shortridge stu
dents.
The senior frat known as the Delta
Phi will participate IN the grotesque parade
carnival week.
The Daily Echo yesterday contained an
exceedingly well-written editorial on the
new President and said that our country
was fortunate in having so good a man
as Theodore Roosevelt TO succeed to the
leadership Of the Nation.
The football squad has been searching
Tor quite n Wnlle 1Or a COdCH, Out mas not
been successful until now. Mr.. Lee ELAN,
an old Andover player and an excellent
man behind the line. Will help the boys
out a while.
Wednesday afternoon, at AIS, the Ora
torical Club again took possession of Room
d and had a good meeting. The club does
not allow visitors 10 enjoy the flights of
oratory of the members, but gives a series
of open meetings during the term. when
doing. At the next meeting the following
students will speak: Bessie Scholl, Cecil
Bradley. Frank Williams, Mabel Goodnow,
Bertha Nickersham and Walter Pritchard.
Frank Williams. leading editor OF the
Wednesday Echo, has selected the following
assistants: Horace Allerdice, Hugh Jones
and Mabel Charpie. Edwin Friend, Ruth
Patterson and Ray Blatchley will assist
Ben Douglass in getting out" the Thurs
day Echo. Miss Elsie Dickson will be ex-
change editor.
Following is a list of Shortridge High
School pupils who will enter college this
fall and the schools they will attend:
Butler College-Gertrude Cronbach, class
of 1901.
Cornell MISUNDERSTANDING Tolin. 'O1.
University OF Ch~icago-Henry Sulcer, 'O1;
Harvey A. Grassland.
De Pauw University-Ruth Ritter, '01.
Frarklin COllege-Ruth Woodsmall. 'O1.
Lasvie Seminary-Edna Alice Frank, 'O1.
Lake Erie College. Belle Dean, Lila
ketcham, Laura Williams, 'Ol.
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Scott Runnels, '01.
Princeton Observation-Disclosures Dunning,
OF.
Purdue Observation-Disclosures Smith. 'O1;
David Stradling. 90; Charles Shearer, '99;
Ernest Myers, OF; Charles Ripley, 'sS; Al
bert Hall.
Smith College-sarah Lauter. 'O1.
McCulloch, Cerene Ohr. Mary Pratt, 'Ol.
Wellesley College-Hazel Bartlett, Flor
ence Nenn, '01; Helen Potter. 90.
WOmans College of Baltimore-Jean kir-
lin. Jean Rawls. '0l: Louise Reese, 90.
University of Illinois-Helen Crane. 'O1.
Wilson Co~llege-Corinne Mansfield, '01.
university OF California William Lii
", 90.
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Personal. Local and General Notes.

The Hooking Valley road earned in Sep
tember $451 2SS.4 40. an Increase over Septem-
Der. 1900. of $6O,232.57.
This week six heavy freight engines of
the Pennsylvania road east have been
transferred TO the Panhandle.
Traffic officers are considering a number
Of changes in the classification of mer-
chandise which will materially increase
rates
The Wabash earned gross in August 81
$685. 79, an increase over August, 1900. Of
$3.50 O6O: net. $625, 500. an increase this year
of S4S, 776.
the Pennsylvania three years ago as an ex-
pertinent has been taken up, results being
unsatisfactory.
s. NJ. Provost. third vice president of the
Pennsylvania, who has been in Europe
several weeks, is expected TO arrive at
Philadelphia to-day.
Charles +. DAILY. general passenger agent
of the Lake Erie & Western, has returned
from Buffalo, where he attended a meeting
of passenger Of1clalS.
James McCrea. first vice president OF the
Pennsylvania. on Wednesday made a trip
over the Ohio River road. recently acquired
by the Pennsylvania.
The coal-rate war between the Illinois
Central. the Louisville q Nashville and the
Southern Railway has been submitted to
arbitration for settlement.
oscar G. Murray. first vice president OF
the Baltimore * Ohio. has been I'm Phila-
delphia two days this week. looking after
the Is. " -. ltE iilliAdlS d Nildl point.
w. \. Miller. city passenger agent of
the Big Four at Columbus. o., left yester-
day for the Pacific coast. He will visit
on his trip Los Angeles and San Francisco.
Under the changes in the Big Four local
freight Office g. r. Cost will have the title
of contracting agent. and r. NJ. jerks sue
ceeds j. J. Quill. resigned. as rate clerk Of
the commercial agent.
]. T.. Wyche, resident engineer of the
Union Pacific at Laramie, has been pro-
NOTED TO engineer of the Kansas division
Of the Union Pacihc. He will have over
100 miles of trackage under his charge.
w. :. Kinear. assistant chief engineer of
the Michigan Central. has been appointed
assistant superintendent OF the Canadian
division. embracing all lines east OF Detroit
river. He will be stationed at ST. Thomas.
on Oct. l +. Nj. Johnson assumed the
duties of Eastern freight agent OF the Balti-
more x Ohio at New York city. The Of
fees Of assistant general freight agent and
commercial freight agent have been abol-
ished.
Actual reports show that the gross earn
ings OF the Peoria a Eastern for August
were SOS. 15S. an increase over August last
year Of s57,G49; net earnings, $50. 476, an in
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New York CentraI's Earnings.

The annual report of the New York Cen
tr>l & Hudson River Railroad Company
for the year ended June 80, issued at New
York yesterday, shows gross earnings from
the entire system were $50, 1858, no, an in
crease of 81. 77O,15 over the preceding year.
Deducting the amount of the Boston &
Albany Railroad earnings, with which there
is a comparison for the previous year. the
increase is S1,S3S, 752. The expenses were
$42, 5SS, 2l5, an increase of SS,5S6,629 over those
of last year. Deducting the expenses of the
Boston * Albany the net increase was 81
III, O5S. The net earnings from operations
were $3, IA, 1894, an increase of S,233.529. De-
Quoting the net earnings of the Boston &
Albany, the decrease for the system as
operated in the preceding year is $50, $50.
The report says the gross earnings. freight
earnings and passenger earnings for the
fiscal year ended June 80, 1901, were the
largest in the history Of the company.
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THE FOREIGN ACT
INDIANA MANUFACTURING COMPANY
FILES ARTICLES.
Its Capital Invested in This state
Placed mt S6,676- other
Associations.

A great deal of surprise was felt in the
secretary of states office yesterday when
the articles of association filed under the
new foreign law by the Indiana Manu-
featuring Company of West Virginia de-
clared that only Sc, SIC of it's total capital of
81, 10000 is represented in this State. This
is the company that has had litigation for
"A number of years past with the taxing Of
fcials of Marion county and OF the State
of Indiana, and until about two years ago
IL was an Indiana corporation. The COM
pany deals almost exclusively in patents
and patent rights, and it has been stated
that the majority of its capital stock is
held in this s,Alte.
The City and Suburban Telegraph Asso-
citation of Ohio. with a total capital of
IS .465, coo. of which s1S, 4SO is represented in
this State, complied with the foreign in
corporation law yesterday by filing articles
and designating as its resident agent E. w.
Swarthout, of Aurora, Ind.
The memory of General Harrison will be
perpetuaTed in the Harrison Club of St.
Joseph county. which filed articles yester-
day. The organization Is made up OF young
men who desire to promote social relations,
study the science of political economy and
maintain, advocate and promote the prin-
ciples of the Republican party.
The directors are Cary 5. owen, Herman
Tohulka, Stephen and John Poczeseny,
James MlnSO, FRANK ~. Henry anu VIII
liam Wansbrough.
The regularity with which cemetery as
sOciations have been formed lately Is also
causing comment at the Statehouse. Scarce
ly a day mas passed for almost a week
without the secretary of state receiving
articles of such an association. The latest
is the Hutton Cemetery Association, of
louisville, Boone county. Its directors are
George NJ. and George n. Shelburne and
~The IL. A. Cuppy & Co" is the unique
title of a new corporation formed yesterday
TO conduct a general store in the town OF
Waveland, Montgomery county, with a
capital OF $4,000. The directors are H. A.
Cuppy. of New York city; George Lucas,
of Waveland, and w. j. Miles, of New
market. Ind.
The indianapolis Mining Company, with
a capital of 5000, will conduct it's opera
tions in Newton county, Missouri. The
directors are John r. Heaston, Charles
McNaul and David l.. Slime.
Darlington Lodge, No. l59. knights of
Pythias. Incorporated yesterday. The trus-
tees are Charles b. Butler, SOn-in-law OF
the late Ex-Governor Mount: Richard c..
Harper and Albert r. Peterson.
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SALES OF REAL ESTATE.
Twenty-Five Transfers Made Matter
of Record Yesterday.

Instruments filed for record in the recorders
onice of Marion county. Indiana, for the twenty
four hours ending at 5 p. m, Oct. 3. 1901, as
furnished by the Indiana Title Guaranty and
Loan Company. No. l29 East Market street. Both
telephones. 5O05:
Samuel A. Delzell to Augustus A. Sims
ct al, Lot l, Block IS. Leathegs's sub
of A. +. Fletcher S "a add. CMassa-
chusetts av, near Newman sp.......... 81.
Nancy L. Brown ct al. to henry l.. Doll
man, Lot /, Ryland I. Browns sub OF
part ovid Buffers lst add. Central
av. near nth sO............~....... 4OOO.a
Lots 3 and 10, Picken q Loftin's re-
sub of part Picken a. Loftin's East
Westinghouse add. CBevIlle sv. near
Felix T. McIVhirter 10 julia Lampert, ~
Lot IS. Wacker's Sd Haughville add.
Cor Calvelage st and Ha1gh SD. L2sO.15
Elizabeth j. Briggs TO Harvey L. Harris,
Lot AZ. Wilcox % add. (Wilcox 81,
AMANDA mean Al Thomas to Henry F. shoe i'"O'VO
maker. Lot 1s, ]. II. VaJens South
Brookside add. Rural st. near i1th sD 10000
Lot I, Hayden's sub of part OF Block p.
Johnson's heirs add. (Bellefontaine st.
Arthur CONN to William E.. Gentry ct V
ux., $ y Outlot 6. Malott Park. West
Leotta F. Brookmeyer to SEVERN & Co.
Lot 154. Jackson Park. arsenal av.
LINN e. Kepier TO George Brisbin. Lots
100 and 1O1. Patsey Patterson's add.
(Wilson ST. near Walnut sO........... 5000
Elmer c. Crout to Randolph Williams
ct ux., part Lot u. Bradshaw * But
ler's College Cor add. Park av. near
18th 50 z50O.W
Elmer c. Crout 10 Elmer r. Williams.
Lot 7e, in Meadland Grandview add.
1McPherson av. near s0th sO........... 10000
Edgar J. Wharton 10 Eliz. kippel, Lot
Side sT. near southeastern avl 80. 5000
Nancy J. Jones 10 Edward 6 HaTtung,
part Lots /, ? and 3. in J. Jones's sub
OF part Of Lot 3. Jesse Jones's add
(Fairviey 81. near 18th sO.....-----... 1Oo. 90
William g. Mcfarland TO Celestia +.
Watson. Lot %. MOck's 1st add TO Oak
Center ST. 5000
Samuel L. Smock 10 William II. SmOck.
part 5 e i Of s g = OF Sec u. TIP IA.
X 5. 10 acres. FRANKLIN township
Also part Q = OF s " = OF sec %, Up II.
X ;. Franklin township .-....-........ 1900
Harriet Cannon 10 George w. Dickman
ct uX. part Lots g. and A., IN King
sub OF Lots Gl 20 20. May, WATSON *
Co.'S Highland Park add. (Temple ay.
near Tilden 81 1900
William 4. JunEclaus q Joseph Wine
man. Lots "A and Is. Morton-Place add.
Cor Delaware and 2isi su............. $4,000
James &. Hensiey 10 Louis 3. Calvelage.
lot 223. in Clark's add 10 Haughvllie.
fTremont st. near Clark sO....t-.-..... 900. %
Hugh Kerr 10 Thomas J. Carpenter q
ux. Lot -. Hyde Park add. Grace
land av. near sth 80 ...-.. 10000
Ossie SOUL 10 Fred cline. Lot p. Block
3 Nordyke * HOlloWells Grandview
add. Cornell av. near 9Th sp-....-.- 3.g0. 90
lanes McHugh 10 Henry :. Jones. Lot
a. y r Fletchers % add 10 Bright
wood. Dearborn -. near Boyd ST.. 10000
Transfers. p; total consideration. ......s ss. $50 Is
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4l66. Charles Thacker VS.. C. D. & L.
Railway Company. Monroe c. c. Appellee
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Peculiar Features Involved.

The transcript in the appeal Of Martin
E. Goode, trustee in bankruptcy, from a
judgment of the Madison Circuit Court in
favor of Elwood Lodge. X. Of p, was filed
in the Appellate Court yesterday. Francis
K. Headley, who served as treasurer of the
lodge for ten years, confused it's money
win his own in his private business, and
when he found himself insolvent conveyed
certain land to his son, who decided il to his
wife for money sufficient to repay the lodge
81, 1865 Z which Headley owed 1t. When
Headley filed petition in bankruptcy after
the transaction mentioned, the trustee as
serted that the deal by which the lodge
secured it's money was not valid under the
bankruptcy law. The Circuit Court decided
for the lodge.
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HARRISON MEMORIAL DAY.
Ii VIII BE Observed in the Schools
In Memory of Mckinley.

State Superintendent of Public 1nstruc-
ton Jones was asked yesterday if he has
decided upon Harrison memorial day in the
public schools of Indiana. II have not de-
cided definitely he replied, but the day
will be somewhere about the 18th of No
vember, about a month after Arbor and
Bird day."
Professor Jones called at the Governors
office during the day to confer with the
Governor about the proclamation for Arbor
and Bird day-Oct. %. He was told that
the Governor would the plant
ing of trees in memory Of President Nc
Kinley on that occasion, and Professor
Jones gave his hearty Endorsement to this
suggestion.
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granted leave to file briefs within ten days.
Appellee's brief 81
4091. George III. Manlove. administrator
VS.. C. C. G. & ST. l.. Railway Company.
Madison c. c. Appellants reply brief 81
New Case
417S. Martin E. Goode. trustee. vs.. Ell
wood Lodge, No. Ice, Knights of Pythias of
Indiana. Madison S. G. Record. Assign
ment of errors. Joinder Appellants
brief g.
Oral Argument
Division No. l.
1854. Walter J. Dixon ct al. VS.. William
II. ~Eiksenberry, Nov. q, 1901, lO a. m.
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Eel River Sale Completed.

y deed for the Eel River Railroad prop
erty from Receiver Richard RuddeIl TO the
L~ogansport & Toledo Railway Company
was filed for record Thursday morning,
with Recorder Gibson, of Wabash county.
1t describes the line and buildings, between
LoganspOrt and Butler. ~ninety-three miles,
with great particularly. The considera-
ton is 100000. and the instrument is to
be recorded in Cass. Miami. Wabash, Whit
ley, Noble and De Kalb counties. The con-
sideratiOn of the deed is the largest ever
named in a similar instrument recorded at
Wabash.
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Deaths.

Frank T.. Doll. eight, 30 Nortn keystone a's
nue.. acute peritonitis.
James Hardy. thirty-three, E3 SILVER avenue
clarence a. Earle. seven. Washington town
ship. heart failure. %, ri
Charles +. GOodnecht. thirty-three' o. I'm
cinnati street. neumOni
acute peritOnitiz. c-.4
Willis Niece. forty-nine, us N'ihA D"
avenue. gastric cataTrh- xt.oor..
Edmond Enright. seventy-three' 81 m
Hospital. cystitis. c.ns.ol
Ebenezer Perry, sixty-seven. 81 south Cap
nvenne- Rrights dIscaee.
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with ircui Court of Appeals.

Judge John II. Baker. Of the United
States Court. viii. In November. sit with
the United States Court Of Appeals at Chi
cago. occupying the vacancy on the bench
that was caused by the death OF Judge w.
\. Woods. The clerk OF the court here has
been directed TO call the civil Jury for the
first Tuesday in November. and the work
of the grand jury. which Will meet about
the same time. Will not detain Judge Baker
I'm indianapolis for many days.
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Be on the Alert.

Consumers of Budweiser. brewed excIu-
ISOLATION. are warned against other beers
bearing the same name or "A similar label.
Every bottle OF Budweiser is provided with
branded "Budweiser." Beware of imita-
tons by examining these features and in
sist upon Budweiser being opened In your
presence.
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BUSINESS

BUSINESS observation-disclosures business
small capital required: profits large good 20
sitiOn IN connection with business 20 the right
man. ~iol3-lol4 Law Building. indianapolis. lnd-
L,siNES- CHANCE-A party 10 take interest
and position IN the manufacture and sale OF
an article where there was 800 made clear Of
all expenses from ore sale. Investigate lol5-
l0li Law Building. Indianapolis, Ind
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VITAL sTATIsTICS-OCT. 8.
Births.

Ella and Lucien Cress. 1915 East Nineteenth
street. boy.
Emma and W. II. Townley, "a East Thirty
second street. boy.
avenue. boy.
Katie and Edward Bixler. 3sl1 Moss avenue
boz.
Alfaretta and CORTLAND whiteside. 22io Dear
born street. boy.
girl
Lena and Charley Frank. $50 Sheffield street.
Alice and Michael Fries. 1884 fremont avenue
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indiana. Decatur a western Railway
mpan

once o., the Secretary. Cincinnati. O.. Sept
Is. 1901.
Notice Is hereby given that the annual meet
frg a the stockholders % the Indiana. Decatur
a Western Railway Company viii be held az
TIE office 0f the company IL Indianapolis. Ind
"Wednesday. Oct >. 1901. al ] o'clock .. m. FOR
the election OF three directors anu the transact
ton q such other business as may properly
come before the meeting
GEORGE r. BALCH. Secretary.
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John w. YounE Sues.

John w. Young brought suit in the Cir
cult Court yesterday against the National
Glue Company for 5000 damages for per-
sonal injuries. Young claims that he fell
down q stairway in the defendants fac
tory last June and was badly injured. He
alleges the stairway was in a dangerous
condition and unfit for use.
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Application for Injunction.

The Inland Chemical Company brought
suit for an injunction yesterday against
the Pitman-Myers Company, ct al. to re-
strain the defendants from using a certain
trade mark. Judge McMaster will hear the
casa Tomorrow.
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Justin Lemons Appeal.

Justin Lemon, the Alexandria man who
was convicted of receiving stolen goods
after the police found five wagon loads of
alleged stolen merchandise in his house. has
appealed TO the Supreme Court to rio him
self of a sentence of from one TO fourteen
years in the State Prison.
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Building Committee Meets.

The building committee OF the First Pres
byterian Church met yesterday at the office
Of the Union Trust Company to consider
plans for a new church edifce. The plans
under consideration yesterday were by a
man from another city and his name is for
the present withheld
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FOR

FOR ~SALE-Cau on me for all kinds OF CONNER
cial printing. | can save you big money on
envelopes. letter heads and business cards.
Promptness and good work is my motto. q. e.
COUSINS. 2la y. Delaware st.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago a. ST.
Louis Railway Company.

The annual meeting Of the stockholders OF this
company. for the election OF directors and for
such other business as may come before the
meeting. will be held at the office OF the com
pa.-. corner Of Third AMI smith streets. In en-
cfunrtI. Ohio. on Wednesday. oct 50. 1871. al Id
osrlftk a. IA. The stock transfer books will
he closed az the Office OF Messrs. J. r. Morgan
a.. No. p Wall street. New York. al 3
o'clock ID. M. Thursday. oct. 10. 1871. and re-
open al 10 o'clock a. IA. Friday. Nov. /. 1901.
T.. + SBORN Secretary.
Cincinnati. oct. J.. 1901.
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DIED.

COOK-Mrs. Hugo Cook. formerly OF TINS city,
a. har home DAYTON. o.. oct. ? Remains
Will be brought here for burial saturday at
noon. Services at Crown Hlll Chapel AT ! p ~
Friends invited.
THOMPSON-Edward Thompson, Wednes9ay'
oct. 2 at 4 D. m. Funeral services frluay.
Oct 4 at go y. m. at his late residence lZ4o
East Market. Friends invited. Burial at ROCK
Yorf Ind.
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Marriage Licenses.

John r. Cook and Emma r. Duckworth.
Charley Bailey and Ella Richardson
William Page and Jennie Callahan-
jefferson Skaggs and Ursula Skaggs-
Ira T. NcMahan and Jessie Wallace
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HORSESHOEING.

HORSESHOEING-s0c. First-class work. Horses
called for and delivered. VAR S3 Mass.
ave. Phones: New. 2295; old. 2-27290.
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wANTED-FEMALE HELP.

WANTED-Few intelligent girls. must be over
sixteen years old and OF good moral character.
others need apply. BEMlS INDIANAPOLIS
BAG CO. Barth avenue and Belt X. r.
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TYPEWRITERS.


o SALE-The New Manhattan and other
leading makes for sale or rent at antitrust
prices. MANHATTAN GENERAL AGENCY.
Phones. 500. IA r. Washington St, Indianapolis.
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FOR R~ENT-HOUSEs.


FOR list at I3I f. Market; ground
floor. GREGORY 4 Appel.
FOR fiat. one. four and five
room suites: modern: steam heat; reasonable
rent: fine location. 34 r. North St once. 80
Talbot block. New hone. L. @. RAFFETY.
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Mrs. Austin's Pancake Flour makes love
~ pancakes. mullins and gems. So good
you always ask for more.
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building Permits.

II. C.. Prange. double frame dwelling. 100,
Beilefontaine street. $1,000.
I. NJ. Moore. porch. East Twelfth street. So.
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WANTED-JAN HONG LOw CO.. &c Indiana
avenue. Best chop suey house in the city.
Cook from san Francisco. up to date.
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LOST-White bull pup with black ears. having
bow Of lavender ribbon around his neck. Re
turn 10 81 North Meridian street and receive
reward
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DENTRIsTY.

D~ENTISTRY-Dr. S. +. Earhart. painless den
list. by the systematic treatment. Ia W
Washington st, Iron block, opposite H. z
WATSON a. Co.
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JOURNAL BUSINESS DIRECTORY.


Passenger and freight. Repairs ana supplies
REEDY & co. 'Phones-New $40: old HIoZ
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PATENT LAWYERS

ROUSE & MAYHEM. Practical Opticians
los Monument place English Hotel block
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ATENT LAWYERS
+. I. SILVIUS & 20. los ~. Pennsylvania ST
Free pamphlets and consultation.
THOMAS II. BELL. consulting engineer and
patent solicitor. "a ingalls, block. indianapolis.
y. II LOCKWOOD. pamphlet or any general
information Tree Of charge.
4l5-4ls Lemcke Building.