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NEW CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA.
One Easy to Follow and That Will
Prove Agreeable tn Most People.
Phila delphia Telegraph.

fDldQtlDnld ltitcIdbIi.
Overeating almost gluttony. in fact. is
urged a the newest. and consequently the
best cure for that deep gloom that settles
over the man that has gained business al
the price of dyspepsia and other ailments.
The cure really consists of three parts
complete rest. massage and overlooking
Perhaps the most important of these Il
overlooking, although stress is laid by the
physician on both the other two portions
of the treatment and il is said by some
that If any part is ignored the result j.
unsatisfactory. IL l. well. therefore that
they should be described completely. for
the system can be carried out simply at
home.
The rest is assured by putting the suf-
ferer to bed and keeping him there, no mat
ter how Objectionable he finds H. Indeed
II is declared by many people that the rest
should be 80 thorough that the patient
should do nothing for himself, and should
even be fed rather than be allowed 10 feed
himself.
The massage Is given because II is a sub
stitute for exercise. and therefore helps TO
keen the patient in good health. Thus,
gradually the tissues. which are wasted by
the process Of rubbing. acquire strength.
inst as the muscles acquire strength by
dumb-bells and other exercises. and the pa
tient puts on flesh
70 the question of food and feeding the
Greatest scare is 10 be given. At first the
nafient is fed entirely upon milk. A quar-
Ter of a pint is given every two hours. and
nothing else. The milk may be hot or cold.
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At n Railway station.
Philadelphia Record.

Seven fashionably-d men. each with
a bunch of beautiful roses. attracted at
tention in Broad Street Station as they
eagerly awaited the coming of d train.
about twenty minutes past o'clock last
night. When the day express from the
west arrived at 6:23 and a little. bright
eyed woman hurried out of the crowd with
a good-oOkinG man al her side the seven
men seemed overwhelmed with joy. They
rushed to the little woman and lifted her
in the air. and the bystanders expected TO
hear the men cheer as the only fitting eli
man 10 their enthusiastic greeting. There
was a pretty story behind that welcome by
the seven men. Two years ago the same
men saw the little woman leave Bread
Street Station with the same companion
her husband. She was a consumptivc and
was going To Colorado last hope of
saving her life. but the seven men, friends
and companions of her husband. believed
that before another Memorial day came
around she would be in her grave. But life
in the mountain air did magnificent work
in two years. and apparently whole and
hearty-and certainly happy--she came
back with her husband to her old home city
to receive loving reception by loyal
friends.
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o. bringing this 10 pass. but as the eternal
years" serve truth that may come in dis
indignation of old political lines and the
forming of new ones. These times trend
more 10 political adjustments along the
lines of intelligent apprehension OF things
than toward party shibboleths.
Finally. it is To be said that. even under
the majority opinion. the authority and
limitations OF the Constitution obtain in
our new possession in all matters relating
10 religious and civil liberty. and in all
things save fiscal authority and some civil
rights and privileges under our enlightened
judicial system i'm which the untutored are
neither qualified TO participate nor TO en-
joy. A period of probation for these may.
and probably will. save the people there
from discouraginC exhibitions OF unfitnesS
for our whole system. and even periods OF
anarchy which have been witnessed else
where in attempts to confer too much lib
erty at the start. j. b. CONNER.
INDIANAPOLIS June J.
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Mr. strbbs Denies the story.

a dispatch having been received in New
York. from San Francisco, stating that J..
c. Stubs of the Southern Pacific Railroad
Company. had been offered the position of
commissioner of the transcontinental rail-
roads at a large salary. by Eastern railway
magnates Mr.. Stubs. last night. at the
Waldorf Astoria, issued the following state
ment: THE story emanating from San
Francisco 10 the effect that | have been Of
fcred an appointment as commissioner of
transcontinental railroads at an extrava-
san. salary is untrue. / have received no
such offer nor have I had any offer 10
leave the services of the Southern Pacific
Company or TO enter the service of any
other company or association"
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THE COURT RECORD.
SUPERIOR COURT.

Room John l.. McMaster. Judge.
Mamie MacCurdy Us. William G. Mac
Curdy; divorce. Decree granted plaintiff
with custody OF child judgment against
Nora D. Strong VS. Herbert A. Strong:
divorce. Decree granted plaintiff with Gus
tcdy of child. Judgment against plaintiff
Elizabeth Newton VS.. Joseph A New
ton; divorce. Decree granted plaintiff with
custody of children. Judgment against de-
PENDANT for costs
Elvina Low VS.. Elliott p. Low: on nota
Dismissed and costs paid.
Room 3-Vinson Carter, Judge.
John W. Hearne New York Invest
ment Company ct al; mechanics lien. Dis
missed and costs paid.
Matthias Dewald ct al. VS.. New York In
vestment Company; mechanics lien. Dis
missed and costs paid.
John NJ. Sullivan VS.. volney T. Malott.
receiver. ct al; damages. Judgment
verdict against defendant Malott, receiver.
for 500 and costs.
James NJ. Parker vs.. Lawrence A. Ma
geleisen ct al: damages. Judgment on ver-
dict against defendant Lawrence A. Ma
geleisen for s275 and costs.
CIRCUIT COURT.
Henry Clay Allen. Judge.
on motion of Clinton L. Hare, Thomas
Francis Hickey admitted 70 bar.
Morris s. Greenbaum ct al rs. Christian
+. @. Koepper's Estate: claim Dockcted
and submitted to court by agreement snd
lowed for $50 at cost of claimant.
The Chronicle John II. Hunters Es-
ate; claim. Settled and dismissed at cost
o. estate.
Monroe Klngensmith George w.
klingensmith ct al; to enforce trust.
Plaintiff. by leave OF court. dismisses cause
without prejudice Judgment against
plaintiff for costs.
Frank a. Morrison 81 al. VS.. Bridget Cor
man; from justice of the peace Submitted
TO court Evidence heard.
NEW SUITS FILED.
The Phoenix Accident ami Sick Bencft
Association of Benton Harbor. Mich. vs..
John S. Booth ct al; on bond. Superior
Court. Room ?.
the Board OF Commissioners OF Marion
County Us. William III. Schmidt et al: on
bend Circuit Court. Two suits.
Antonette Rechwein VS.. Thomas +.
Quill et al: mortgage foreclosure. SUI
perior Court. Room ].
Sarah McDonough 81 al vs. the OH
WAYNE Mutual Life Association Of Indian
apolis; on judgment. Superior Court.
Eliza Noesch vs. George w. Shelby ct al. f;
TO reform deed. Circuit Court
William c. Smith ". Ida g Smith et al I;
complaint 10 set aside sale for taxes and
cancel deed. Circuit Court
Theodore T. Griffith Ct al vs.. Jennis
Kinzly on account Superior Court,
Room 3.
Grace A. Callahan 81 al. rs. Clara Louise
Coffman ct al: partition Superior Court.
Room ,.
The Preston National Bank OF Detroit vs.
uent Of note. SUPERIOR Court. Room ;.
Enoch n. Smith 81 al. vs.. Casper NJ.
Jones Ct al: TO quiet title and for partition
OF real estate. Superior Court. Room l.
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SEALED PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES-Ofice OF Quar-
terfnaster General. state Of Indiana. Indian
apolis. June l. 1901. Sealed proposals will be re-
ceived at this Office until O'Clock p. m. June
-. 1901 for furnishing subsistence supplies for
age. fuel and artificial ice for the annual en-
campment OF the Indiana National Guard, To be-
held the city Of Indianapolis from July -
e. inclusive. A list OF the articles of the diff
ferent classes, with time of delivery. place OF
delivery. form OF contract and bond required, as
a basis for bids. will be furnished by this de-
partment upon written application Right re-
served 10 reject or accept any or all proposals.
or any part thereof. Envelopes containing pro-
posaIs should be Endorsed, Proposals for sup
plies for L. n. c." and addressed TO r :.
FOSTER, QuartermaSter General, Room 10.
StatehOuse. Indianapolis. Ind.
DEPOT @ NJ. DEPT. Jefersonyille. Ind May
81 1901. Sealed proposals.. i'm tripiIcatc, viii be
received here until 10 o'clock a. m central
standard time). June H. 1901 for constructing
power house with boilers also for water tank
and trestle. at Jacksonville depot. Separate
proposals required on each class of work. An in
formation furnished application Right re-
served To reject or ACCEPT any or all bids. or any
part thereof Envelopes containing propose Is
should be marked Proposals for Power House.
etc and addressed to g r. BARNETT, deputy
c. NJ General
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Personal. Local and General Notes

George w Williams has been appointed
commercial agent OF the Chicago. Milwaukee
& ST. Paul at Buffalo
Charles X. Hitchcock has been appointed
district passenger agent of the w est Shore
road and Charles Andrews TO a like posi-
ton.
The Chicago Great Western last week
placed orders amounting to 100000. includ-
ing 100 freight cars. 200 stock cars and
twenty cabooses.
The Erie having on June l become menu
Der Of the Central Passenger AssociatiOn
Mileage Bureau. this book Is now honored
on 900 miles OF railroad.
Passenger trains OF the Southern Indiana
on June l began running through to
Greensburg. using the Big Four tracks
from Westport to Grcensburg.
President Loree and General Manager
Potter. accompanied by NJ. h. Cowen, the
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
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NOTICE OF MEETING OF THE COUNTY
BOARD or REVIEW.

Notice is hereby given that the County Board
OF Review OF Marion county. state OF Indiana.
18th day OF June. 1901. In the room OF the County
Commissioners. In the courthouse. in the city of
Indianapolis. In Marion county, state Of In
1901. for the purpose Of reviewing all
r,ents and the equalization Of the valuation OF
the real and personal property Ia said county.
taxes. 10 hear the complaint Of any owner OF
personal property. except railroad tracks and
ton OF property and taxables made subsequent
TO the 1st day Of April, 1901 and To correct any
list o. valuation as they deem proper to equalize
the valuation made by the assessors OF the sew
eral townships or said county either by adding
10 or deducting thercfrom such as are
necessary 20 fix the assessment at the true cash
Board Of Review deem IL necessary. 10 add
omitted property. or 10 increase the valuation
names OF persons in the description OF property
upon the assessment list. and in the assessment
and valuation OF the property thereon and shall
sary "a make the list and returns OF assess
nents comply with the provisions of act 81
the General Assembly OF the state OF Indiana.
entitled AK concerning taxation. repeating
all laws in conflict Herewith. and declaring an
emergency approved March s. 1901 and as
since amended. and shall pass upon each valu-
alton and may. upon sufficient being
shown on its own motion. correct the as
sessment or valuation Of any property In such
manner will. in It's judgment. make the valu-
alton thereof Just and equal.
said County Board. OF Review at said meeting
vii assess the capital stock and sll franchises
and privileges 81 every street railroad water
works. gas. manufacturing. mining. gravel road
saving bank and other associafions and com
~.-f.e t,.cr,,,,ato5 ftttc- ~. 80
and will consider and act upon all recomme nda
tions made ny the county assessor.
Ia witness whereof. !. Harry r. smith auditor
81 Marion county. state 81 Indiana. have here
afixed my hand and the seal ~ the Board
~ COMMISSIONERS Of said county this Isi day OF
Auditor ~ Marion county state Of Tndians
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Americunizcd.

7 love my Transatlantic brother we'll
/ hate his foes Internally.
With conscious pride feel my bosom swell
When he greets me fratcrnally
Yet might q not. l sometimes ask befall
That his loved presence might begin TO pail?
His kodak on my privacy intruces
His beef fills 20 safety.
His canned goods crowd what late were soiltudcS
His heiresseS Society
'Tis his-one drop OF sweet IN bitter cup
''ris his alarum wakes my servants up.
HIS oil my lamp. his corn my belly fills
He builds my machinery.
And boards that tell the praises OF his pills
Adorn native scenery
While in the Tube-so Yankeehed We are
/ ride perforce in his triumphal car.
London Daily Chronicle.
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Give Prof. Clark n Rest.
Nebraska State Journal.

Professor Clark. of Northwestern Uni
Vcrsity. is having hard time his
associate. Professor Crook. in oVeThauling
the Misrepresentation sent out about him
by the yellow journals lie was represented
as saying some time ago, God help the
man who marries a college-bred girl He
explains that what he did say was: 81 was
fortunate enough sixteen years ago to mar
ry a college-bred woman. and sixteen years
o. experience have served only TO confirm
my original belief that the colege-bred
woman makes tho best wife and the best
hcme-maker of all women.
This is somewhat different The women 6
clubs of the country may now turn their
attention TO something else. and give this
very much harassed professor a rest.
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PERSONAL.

~~~~~1~O~~-~-~-~0~-~~~-~
observation-disclosures VAN ALLEN. the IA
English palmist and clairvoyant Truth
ful IN he- predictions. reliable in her advice
Without asking a question she will tell you the
object OF your call. giving names OF friends and
relatives. and actual facts concerning your life
and circumstances which you know 10 be absO-
lutey true. The most valuable and accurate in
formation business. speculations. investments.
love. Law and travels. Her revelations most
wonderful and acknowledged 20 be of the highest
order not made TO satisfy idle curiosity. but in
tended give to those who seek the truth "A
permanent benefit. Remember. your prospects Of
to-day may I've your fortune tO-mOrrw II rightly
handled The madame will positively refuse to
accept any fee unless she gives the utmost salts
faction. Parlors. 81 y. Meridian 81.
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Kansas Missed an Opportunity,

Kansas city Star.
Firing cannons at approaching hailstOrms
end at grasshopperS-as IL Is said they 10
in Francis idea which apparently has
been overlooked in Kansas. What a Won
derful thing il would be to have the on
battIed Jayhawkers turn out and hurl their
artillery at the wheat louise and the heel
fly Fancy the establishment OF these pes
tiferous insects and their precipitate flight
pursued by the lyddite shells Of the en-
RACED farmers Kansas is great on now
elites and innovations. but i'm this instance
il has overlooked a bet.
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every owner showing him his own stand
ing and that of his neighbors, and. in the
case of more serious offenders, this is fol-
lowed up by personal visit. In some cases
the appeal is made to the civic pride OF the
proprietor. and this may be productive or
good results: but in the majority of III
stances the economic argument is the only
one which prevais-reference TO the ex-
perience of others. and claims of economy,
backed up by figures.
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DIED.

DCGAN-Irvin Dunlap DUEsn. son Of John \.
Dugan. aged nine years. at y. m on June :,
Funeral services at the house, Z3il North Capitol
avenue. at D. m Tuesday.
WOLF-Matiida Wolf died june a. m.
Age. sevcnry-three years and. four months
Funeral Tuesday. June 4. from residence cf her
daughter. Mrs Emma Serring, ~ River avenue.
At a. 81. Marys Church AZ $50 a. m.
Friends invited
ZEHRINGER-IIau s. wife OF Frank Zehr-
. niger. Funeral at 30 this afternoon from
late residence. S22 Park avenue. Exercises al
German NJ T. church at y. m.
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HIGHER CourTs' RECORD.
SUPREME COURT.
Nou. racre


1866 state OF Indiana rel. william
Geske 81 al. vs. Joseph V. Fox. controller
etc Allen g e. Record. Assignment OF
errors N term. Bond.
1867. State OF Indiana rel Robert r.
Iriebebiss ". Henry &. Berghoff. mayor,
etc. Allen {. &. Record. Assignment OF
errors. In term. Bond
APPELLATE COURT
Minutes
35l6 DaviG r. Hghicy ". Marion Rether-
ford ct al Howard c. G. Appellants reply
brief c.
Co.'S James II. IIslstead rs. Viola Gray
Marion 5. g Appellants brief 81
$3.50. The Marion Bond Company. trus-
tee. rs. Harry O. Johnson. Marion 5. G
Appellants brief tSl
New Cases
ses4 Elliott Rariden ~. Cullen G. Mason
White &. C. Record. Assignment OF Ell.
rcrs. In term. Bond.
3y65 Elliott Rariden rs. Esther h. Rari-
den. White Z. &. Record Assignment Of
errors In term Bond.
S966. Mae skunk. administratrix. vs.
Schuyler &. Falconburg. Marshall c. G.
Record. Assignment OF errors. Joinder in
error.
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NANTED-Reed workers. Apply to National
Carriage and Reed Company, Cincinnati, ..
NANTED-Traveler wanted. for special line of
high grade grocers, sundries. Drawer ., st.
Louis. Mo
NA<TED-Five solicitors; each Indiana county
beautiful publications. big wages: We help you
make sales Write MANAGER Lockbox Q.
Attica. Ind.
NANTED-Upholsterer COOL leather workers
preferred: good wages and steady work Is.
A. KIPP COMPANY, S73-S9T North Water street,
Milwaukee. Wis
WANTED-For United States army Able
bodied unmarried between the ages of p
and IS: citizens of United States, of good char
acter and temperate habits, who can speak. read
and write English For information apply 10
Recruiting Officer % N Illinois ST. indianapolis.
Ind. or 81 Pearl St. Logansport, Ind.
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quite So.

Kansas City Journal.
IL appears from the close vote in the
Supreme Court that arc an empire only
ny the skin Of our teeth.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS.

FLANNER & BUCHANAN Licensed
embalmers-) Can ship dipththeTia and
scarlet fever. Lady eubalmer for
ladies and children go North Illi-
nois street Telephone GAL. new and old
Old 20. g r KREGELO. New 80
FUNERAL DIRECTOR,
% y. Delaware St
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Cincinnati, Hamilton a. Indianapoiis
Railroad Co.

once OF the Secretary
May % 1901
Notice 70 StockholderS-Thc stockholders n,
This company hereby notified that the an
rual meeting will be held at the o.ice ~ the
company AZ Indianapolis. Ind. on Thursdav
Inc fz 1901 I O'Clock D. m. for the election
81 directors 70 the ensuing year and fo~
the frsnsaction OF any other business that NAV
<'''' GEO r. BALcH. Secretary.
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MONUMENTS.

~>~-~-~>~-~>~~|-~~~~~-~-~ ~~~~~-~-~-~~-~~~0~~>~~~
NONUMENTS-A. Diener 40 E Washington
Tel. 2525. Branch works e entrance Crown Hill
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JOURNALS BUSINESS DIRECTORY.


AGENTS INDIANAPOLIS JOURNAL
VIM. L Rice. 2605 West Michigan street Tele-
phones: Old. 2s75o; new. siS2- Territory west OF
White river.
ELEVATORS
p P&ssseRssr and freight Repair and supplies
BERrERMAN BROS.
New 80. sl Mass. ave. rs n. Del. st. Tel $40
LAUNDRY
Indianapolis Laundry Co. Old Phone, 1859.
COLLARS. 1iac. CUFFS. 81 PR
SHIRTS. shirtwsists collars and cuffs our specially
PATENT LAWYERS
y T. sILVIUs * CO. Ios N. Pennsylvania ST
Free pamphlets and consultation.
THOMAS II. BELL. consulting engineer and
patent solicitor. "a ingalls, block Indianapolis.
v H. LOCKWOOD. pamphlet or any general
ll5-4is Lemcke Building.
sTEGMEIER BROS. Oyster and Chop House.
- " Illinois st. Both phones IOs
SALE AND LIVERY STABLES
HORACE WOOD Carriages. Traps. Buck
boards. etc.) % Circle Tel. 1921.
SEWING MACHINES
NEW HOME OFFICE. All makes repaired.
IT, d[s virginia avenue Phone OLD Sz'I Branch
STOVE REPAIRS
THE PEERLESS FOUNDRY CO.. 40 Meek
Ola phone on 1860. New 24O2.
WALL PAPERS
~ S7,r,1,z,>.s ~. r,,.,. WI, ,,.-
ro,. - ~. ~ - seea
~ P.Iooo. s1V ~. S@hate ave. Iei. ou -SS--
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
FRANK BLANCHARD
- N. Delaware 81. Tel. all Lady attendant.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
TUTEWILER * SON,
Undertakers. IA w. Market St Tel. ZIG.
FINANCIAL.
LOANS Money on mortgages c. f. SAYLES
Ia East Market street.
FINANCIAI-First-mor loans on i'm
proved Indianapolis property; lowest rates:
PiNiege OF prepayment SPANN CO., lis
Il. Aarkee
FiNANClAI-Loans on city or farm property In
Indiana. 5l2 per cent. No COMMISSION.
money resdy; Z N WILLIAMS & CO.. s4s-Szz
..WHERE WHEN AND HOW TO INVEST"
- ~
,>-r,or,,.,r,>,. ,,,-,--- .,. ..,.
PLICAIION TO ORAN PERRY, 81 LAW
BUILDING, INDIANAPOLIS.
Gas ENCINIrs
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FOR RENT-ROOMS,

FOR RENT-hOOMS-
-~~O~>~~~~~~~~>~o>~~-~<
FOR RENT-Three newly furnished double
rooms: reasonable. 217 w. Maryland.
FOR RENT-Nicely furnished unfurnished
rooms; bath: some privileges in kitchen; pri-
vate family GIL T.. Twelfth st.
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Notice is hereby given that the undersigned,
the Board OF Commissioners OF Marion county.
Indiana. will Up 10 10 o'clock a. m. Thursday.
June 18th. 1891, receive sealed bids for furnishing
supplies for the various county institutions Tor
the ensuing three months. acquisitions for said
supplies file in the Office OF the auditor or
Marion county. The board reserves the right TO
reject any all bids -
Witness our hands this LIST day of June, 1901
JAMES r GREER,
JOHN M'GREGOR.
THOS. r STAFFORD.
Commissioners Of Marion County.
Attest HARRY 3 SMITH Auditor.
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AGENTS INDIANAPOLIS JOURNAL
VIM. L. Rice. 2605 West Michigan street. Tele-
phones: Old. 2s75o: new. 3fs2. Territory west Of
White river
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STORAGE.

STORAGE-INDP'L WAREHOUSE CO.
w. L. Kurtz. Pres. II. A. Grassland Mgr
5i7-523 S. Penn. Telephone 1912.
We STORE, PACK and HAUL
eTORACE-The Union Transfer and Storage
Company, East Ohio street and Bee
line tracks. only frst-class storage solicited.
GRATING AND PACKING Oh HOUSEHOLD
GOODS A SPECIALITY.
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TO LET-See list at 13f +. Market; ground
floor. GREGORY APPEL.
TO LET-Manufacturing building. with power
best location in the city. Apply BR1 CES
BAKERY
FOR RENT-See me for hardwood floors before
you have your work done. q. THOMAS, Zoo
y Alabama.
FOR RENT
HOLLOWAY FLATS.
SEVEN ROOMS AND BATH. $3.50.
APPLY % e. MICHIGAN.
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Passenger and freight. Repairs and supplies
REEDY & co. Phonss-New $40. old 2z75S
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DENTISTRY.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES dentistry; thirty year.
experience. S. f. EARHAR1. 1sa Washingto
street Call and get prices.
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WHERE. WHEN AND HOW TO INVEST"
A LITTLE PAMPHLET FULL OF USEFUL
INFORMATION MAILED FREE UPON AP-
PLICATIoN TO ORAN PERRY. 81 LAW
BUILDING, INDIANAPOLIS.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE-JOSEPH GARDNER, tin work and
furnaces 60 Kentucky ave. Telephone -.
NOTICE Electrical repairs. fans motors. etc
ROYMATTS, corner Indiana av and Califor-