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WANTED-Three men. Money maker for hust-
Iers call at Room 2. l51s Virginia avenue
WANTED-Faithfui manager. Capable man to
manage Office business this section Salary,
slZ5 month; extra commissions. No soliciting;
furnish good references and $500 cash. MAN
AGER. Drawer "a, New Haven. Conn.
" Az rkD-Tin plate mill workers: competent
rollers, doublers, heaters, catchers, screwboys
and shearmsn offered full rates at Jobs in
our nonunion mills now running or soon TO be
started full protection and steady work guaran-
iced Apply, stating experience, TO AMERICAN
burg Pa.
WANTED-Canvsssers wanted, Life and Dis
tngushed Services OF Willam Mckinley" by
Murat Halsted Chauncey Depew, G. II. Gros-
Nenor, A. j. Munson and others. Big book; 900
pages, profusely illustrated. Art memorial edi-
sest commissions. Enclose 2-cent stamps for
postage on free outfit. STANDARD PUBLISH
ING HOUSE, Dept. D., Chicago.
WANTED-Permanent position for the right man
10 represent old established company having
$SO0.Uo capital; $500 per year and expenses, pay
able direct from our ONCE; deception; abso-
iuteiy straight salary, conditional on re-
suits. Chance for promotion and increase Of
salary. State age. reference and business
perience. Address UNION MANUFACTURES
COMPANY. Box s24 Philadelphia Pa.
WANTED-Permanent position requiring no can
wasting for the right man TO represent old
established company having s20O. 900 capital; so
suits; $500 and expenses the first year, payable
weekly direct from office. Absolutely
straight salary: no deception. Opportunity for
promotion and increase OF salary. State age,
references and business experience. Address
UNIVERSAL MFG. CO, Box 733 Philadelphia.
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Patsy Patterson's VIII.

The will of Patsy Patterson. probated
yesterday, leaves her personal property to
be equally divided among her four children,
Samuel w. Patterson. Elizabeth ]. Riley.
Robert H. Patterson and Fannie Van
Camp. With the exception of one bequest
of property her real estate is also TO be
divided equally among her children. Mrs.
Patterson a granddaughter OF Isaac
Wilson, whose will was the first probat ted in
Marion county. That will was probated
Nov Is 1923
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SEALED PROPOSALS.


Depot. Q. NJ. Dept. Jeffersonville. Ind An
gust 81, 190i-Sealed proposals, In tripIicate in
DORIS on cover. Proposals for O. NJ. Supplies
snoS addressed TO undersigned. will be received
he<,. until 10 O'Clock q. m, September - 1901
for STATIONERY. Stove Furniture. Saddlery Pau
linss Cotton Duck. Hardware. Lnoleum Mons
OK Paints, Range Castings. Shoes. II. & NJ .
Sheet-tron. Wagon Parts. Waste, etc as per
schEdule. which Will be furnished to applicants
Preference given to articles OF domestic produc-
tiojs or manufacture The right reserved TO re-
ices or accept any all bids or any part thereof
~ BARNETT. De putty q. NJ General
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The VANDERBILT ROADS
TIE RIMORED REORGANIZATION
HAS SOME BASIS OF TRUTH.
Report That VIII BE submitted to
Monon Stockholders Is Favorable
ms to Dividend Prospects.

The Journal has excellent authority for
stating that NJ. +. ingalls,. president oil the
Big -Four lines. will, at an early day. make
New York city the home of himself ana
family. Changes are To be made In the
methods of operating the several Wander
bit interests which will require that he
be in that city more of the time than here
tofore, as he will be one of an official board
TO dictate the policy of operation, with W.
II. Newman, president of the New YORK
Central, as its chairman. The official
board to be created will dictate the entire
policy of operating the several Vanderbilt
interests and to such an extent practically
to merge the Lake Shore. the Nickel-plate,
the Canada Southern, the Michigan Cen
trail and the Big Four under the one con-
troll. III. b. Ledyard. should he continue as
president of the Michigan Central, will be
a member of this board. although it is un-
derstood that Mr.. Ledyard would gladly
be relieved of even the presidency of the
Michigan Central. such is his health and
so great his affictiOn in the last rev
months. The advantage of such merging
OF the Vanderbilt properties, Whlch,
through the Lake Shore, includes the Lake
Erie & Western, would be TO keep intact
many connecting lines and lessen the pos
sibility of their becoming separated
through any future management. The
earnings of the Big Four, the Lake Erie
months are evidence of their being so
closely allied now as to lead to a strict
maintenance OF rates. and tends to in
crease the value of the several properties.
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Fire Caused Excitement.

run OF the Arc department early last
evening to the Sherman House. across from
the Union Station. created great excite
ment. The fire started from an Overheated
kitchen range and caused consdera bic
smoke. The smoke and the gOngs drew
from the Union Station and Illinois street
which were literally damned. most Of the
people who had more than two or three
minutes to catch a train. The IRE WAS
q bout 500
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Edward Wells. forty nine, 1f15 Fayette street,
general tuberculosis.
Infant lansing. four months. SO NeShorst
street. CASTRO enteritis.
Fred Ilg. fortv-seven- 1870 East Washington
street. exhaustion.
Charlotte Mcfarland. eighty-f0ur p East -.
Clair street. castro enteritis-
am .a0id degeneration.
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Strong Points with the MonOn.

The annual meeting of the stockholders
of the Chicago, Indianapolis & Louisville
road will be held in this city to-day and
the annual report will be gratifying to the
stockholders, showing that the property is
in good condition financially and physical
~ and its business steadily increasing. The
current number of the New York Financier
says of MonOn stock
Owing to the large earnings of the conf
pany there is excellent reason for believing
that the common stock will be placed upon
a per cent. basis during the current fiscal
year. The earnings upon the stock have
for some while justified a dividend upon ii,
progress growing out of lease of the
Beattyville road by former management
has caused the conservative policy In re-
gard to dividend payments. In May, 1892
the Beattyyille bond suit, report was
made to the United States Circuit Court
for the District of Indiana, and on final
hearing the court confirmed all the conten-
tiOns of the company. and the former SALE
the confirmation of which had been Sus-
pended by order of the Circuit Court, was
reconfirmed An appeal from this decision
was made to the Circuit Court of Appeals
for the Seventh circuit. But during the
meantime, it is understood, a compromise
was arrived at most favorable to the COM
pany. With this suit favorably decided
nothing remains in the way of the COM
pany following liberal policy in regard to
dividend payments upon both issues or It's
stock. Owing to the fact that no dividend
has been paid upon the common stock and
only a small dividend upon the preferred,
the company has been able to accumulate
a handsome surplus-indeed, one OF the
very largest possessed by any of the small
er roads in the country.
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Marriage Licenses.

Harry McCabe and Mary McNally.
Earl Perrill and Annie Gathman.
George Coats and Daisy Porter
Charles :. Craw and Josephine IT. Douglass.
Malschy Collins and Katie Dugan.
AGofph A. Kaiser and Francis Wintenberg-
JCzln ". Crossman and Mamie Wray.
Clarence V Baker and Sadie V Anchenbaugh.
otto &. Keller and Susanna Dutton.
Frank Y. Hawkins and Elsie L Turner.
August Peppeat and Eta Lee Helms
Charles Marley and Fannie Farmer.
Asfred l.. Rapp and Elizabeth I. Gaugh.
Harry { Edwards and Lillian A. Davidson.
". III. Nichols and Myrtle Carver
Albert Fortune and Mabel ID. Turpin.
Ms -tin Kupplsr and Cora =. Hinkle.
Wsltam N Rich and Pearl NJ. Steth-
Josn Carroll and Hannah NJ Delaney.
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NOTICE TO HIDDERS

s4aled proposals viii be received at the Office
bf The board OF trustees for the Central Indiana
[aotpltai TOT insane up 70 O'Clock y. m. Sept
az 1901. for The steam heating for the hospiiaI
fors sick insane.
Fans and specifications are file at the Of
Ince OF Adolf Scherrer. architect IndIananoIis
Ind
The board OF trustees reserves the right TO
reject any all proposals
BY order OF the Board OF Trnstees
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PETITION OF BANKRUPT FOR HIS
DISCHARGE.
=: the matter OF Charles f. Sheets. bankrup,
N'. SO. In bankruptcy.
80

, tue matter % Charles r Sheets hanLr,,D,
NJ. $50 In bankruptcy.
District OF Indiana. s.
= this 1th DAY 81 september 4 ID 1907 a.,
realizing the petition OF the bankrupt FOR his ais
che 70. II Is ordered by the court that hearing
b & al upon the same the 81 dav or CHrtober
\ -. 1901. before said court at Indianapolis i,
sai district. at O'clock in the forenoon and thai
rore thereof be published twice In the Indian
apnas Journal newspaper printed IN said dis
TIT and that al known creditors and other
pei~ons TN interest may appear AT the said time
ans. place and show cause, II any they have
WY the prayer or the said petitioner should not
he Granted. NV
I'D u j. further ordered By the court that tha
cies shall send BY mail 20 all known. credi,ors
CofSes % said petition and this orlisr ,Sss $780,
10 $lem al their places or residence as stated
Stness. the Honorable John II Baker fudS.
ef paid court and the seal thereof a. Ip4ia6
spOlis. IN said district on the Tth
lSfsNi@l day OF September A ID 1901
NOBLE &. BUTLER CIsrL
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In the Probate Court.

Adeee Martin was yesterday appointed
executrix of the estate of Willis F. Martin,
and gave a bond of 800.
William 3. Crosse was appointed guardian
of .Evoline De Long. OF unsound mind, and
gave bond Of 81. 200
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SOZODONT Tooth Powder Zoe

s5d5 30: No. tubs, $4Q45O: s-hoop pals. 31.6o:
s.Roop pals 81 4OGi.5O; double washboards. 81 25
az 70: common washboards, %150qL7s; clothes
pins. 60q65c per box
Nails and HOrseshOes.
Steel cut nails. .265; wire nails. from store.
per keg 81: mule shoes, per keg. $3.50: horse
rails, s4a5 per box. Barb wire galvanized. RS;
painted, s3l0.
Linseed. raw. ssc per gal; linseed oil boiled.
e4c per gal; coal oil, legal test S14nl41ac; bank,
47a50c; best straits, soc; Labrador. eOc; West
Virginia lubricsting, 2oq5oc; miners, 4Oc; lard
oils. winter strained, in brls. 5Og6Oc per GAL
half brls Sc per gal extra
Straight grades s4G42O; patent -four. s4-2O9
As; spring wheat patents. s5.40G5.55
Iron and Steel.
Bar iron. 2.5Oc: horseshoe bar 275d5c; nail
rod &c: plow slabs. 4.5Oc; American cast Steel
sGl1c tire steel, SqSlac; spring steel fza5c
Produce. Fruits and vegetables.
Csbbage-Illinois, $50 per bril- SIS per ton.
Bananas-Per bunch No. /, ,1.75G2; No. ?. s125
QlO.
iHmens-Messina. $50 to box choice. $3.50.
fancy. 81.
oe% osi'G per 6a spanish $50 per crate
Honey-white 1sc per To- dark, 17c.
Tomatoes Home grown. 81 per bu.
Homegrown Beans-75c per bu.
Caulfnower-t1.50 per doz.
AppIes-Cooking apples, sl5od175 per brl; eat
ing apples. 81. p per prl.
u" Indiana Peaches-sOcasl; Georgia. $50 per s.
basket crate.
csntaloupes-I5a2Oc per basket; brls. 75cas2
P-ars-50c1 Isl per bu
sweet Potatoes-virginias. 50 per brl. Jersey.
S.. 7504 per brl
Red Plums -24-quart. {iGl25. prune plums, 81
Der half bushe! crate.
Watermelons-S10dl5 per 100
Provisions.
uams-Sugar cured. IS TO - lbs average. l2s.c.
Is lbs average. lei.Ql2ssc; i lbs average. ia
gi3c.
Lard-Kettle rendered. 1iizc; pure lard. HE
Racon-Clear sides. - 70 ~ lbs average 1ii4c.
50 10 ~ lbs average. llzc; - To 3n lbs average
IKE: clear bellies p 10 80 lbs average iliec: II
10 p lbs us.c. ~ 20 rs lbs average. 124c
clear backs. 20 % lbs average. uis-. n 10 D.
lbs average. l0iac. 30 lbs average. lllzc. In
ary-sslt i,c less
Shoulders-is 70 20 lbs average. $50. IS lbs aV-
erage $50; 10 20 - ms average l0e
seeds.
seed Glover. prime. seqs.so: English clover
tsd6 90 Asyke. 81 10 IS. Alfalfa. choice. Ed
$50 Crimson clover. 81 50d5 Timothy. prime
g. s0a2 90 extra primo. s. 0ofi2 -. Fancy Ken
lucky bluegrass, 81 259i 20, extra clean, soQ1oc
Orchard grase, N..5Qias Red top seeiL e
Enxiish hiusgrasa Gzsga
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sITAL sTATISTICs-SEPT. II.
Births.

sNersue. girf.
% otis and Lilly Lombord 5o5 woodlawn
aFetue. girl
T;6sene and I.eeola seaEgs. $50 West Michigan
lanes and Ida Steele. 500 Kenvood avenue,
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Ann rchy.

She dons her blood stained rags
In the shadows Of the night.
And leads her staggering hays
Away 10 the scarlet light
She leads and pleads and sows The seeds
or treason's dark and vilest deeds
u A Houser.
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WANTED-A travelling salesman for Indiana who
hes an acquaintance with the drug and gen
eral merchandise dealers: good position is omen
iOr the right man. THE TURKISH OIL. co.
DEBORAH. la ''
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VIEW THE MONUMENT.

touched by the Eel River road in connec
ton with the Grand Rapids & Indiana.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT.
PETITION OF BANKRUPTs FOR DIS
CHARGE.

the matter or John ". Heaton and Frank
u. tHeaton. bankrupts
~. 901. In bankruptcy.
Dis rict OF Indiana, 81
&, this Tth day OF September A. D. 1901 ON
rese>,S The petition OF the bankrupts for Their
ais Urge. Il IS ordered by the court thai hear
ms he had upon the same on the I'd day OF DC
tot \. D. 1901. before said court AT Indian
sP-1is. In said district. % clock in the FORE
ifo.al and that notice thereof be published twice
IN sae indianapolis Journal a newspaper printed
IN laid district and that all known creditors a nj
othsSF persons in interest may appear the said
haze. why the prayer OF the said peritione,.
should not be granted
80 II Il further ordered BY the court that the
Gle shall send by mail TO all known creditors
CORES Of said petition and this order addres.sJ
10 Them at their places OF residence as stated
Witness, the Honorable John II Baker indy.
OF said court. and the seal thereof AZ T,dian
apOlis- in said district on the ~
tSf.AI-l day or September. A u. 1901
= NOBLE &. BUTLER Clerk
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THE JOBBING TRADE.

(The quotations given below are the selling
q, prices OF the wholesale dealers)
Candies and Nuts
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For something good. try Mrs. Austin's
Famous Pan Cake Flour. ready in Jffy
Your grocer has IL on hand
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REAL ESTATE-Beautiful building lot below
Sixteenth St: will sell less than assessed
valis Address Box +01. care Journal
NEAL ESTATE-For Sale-s3. $50 8 rooms, North
enois street. south OF creek east front. 81 800.
new. s-roOm cottage. Harding street; monthly
pay slents. Fine corner lot. s. feet frontage,
Cen>ral ave. for good residence. Groom house.
HuCsn street, for property in North Indianap-
oliss Nice cottage, Nebraska street and cash
for property North Illinois street cross street
sousl of Sixteenth. We have some cash pur-
chaxers for property on North Side. Twenty
min: lots near stockyards. $3.50 each, improve
meiks paid for. Farms and all kinds Of prop
ert< for exchange Some good trades to offer
for cuisines blocks. Elegant modern dwelling.
NOI3h Meridian street; take smaller property as
par) pay. WEBB & CO. S23 Stevenson build
ing, Old phone 31sS.
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-~s-----~-~->-~~~~~~-~~>
Eos RENT-See list at 131 E. Market; ground
htsr. GREGORY & APPEL
FO4 RENT-Six rooms; path. furnace; delight
fvfy situated, blocks postoffice; SIS 255 High
lana av.
FOk RENT-House OF six rooms and bath; SIS 81
pc month, All Muskingum street. DYER g.
RAaSMANN.
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AGENTS INDIANAPOLIS JOURNAL
phones: Old. $3.50; new. $50. Territory west OF
White river
ELEVATORS
REEDY 8 CO. 'Phones-NeT $40: old zz3s2.
FLORISTS
BERTERMANS BROS. -. -,
New No 2il Mass ave-. rs y Del. ST. Tel. $50,
OPTICIAN-
-, ROUSE & MAYHEM. Practical oPticiiaIns
l06 Monument place. English Hotel block
PATENT LAWYERS
E T. sILvIUs & CO. los y. Pennsylvania st
Free pamphlets and consultation.
THOMAS II. BELL consulting engineer AMI
patent solicitor. Ga Ingalls, block. Indianapolis.
'. II. LOCKWOOD. pamphlet or any general
Information free OF charge
sI5-aIs Lsmcke Building.
RESTAURANTS
sTEGMEIER BROS. oyster and Chop House
ID y. Illinois St Both phones zoo.
SALE AND LIVERY STABLES
HORACE WOOD. Carriages. Traps, Buck
boards. etc.) IS Circle. Tel 1891
STOVE REPAIRS
THE PEERLESS FOUNDRY CO.. 10 Meek st.
Old phone on 1850. New 24O2
WALL PAPERS
II. c. STEVENS. New style Wall Paper.
Low prices $50 N Senate ave. Tel on zSo@
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
FRANK BLANCHARD
ss N Delaware ST. Tel all Lady attendant
| FUNERAL DIRECTORS
TUTEwILER & son,
Undsrtakers, 124 W. Market 1T. Tel. 2l$
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REMONAI.-E. Lung hand laundry formerly a,
81 Massachusetts ave, removed TO 2s3 y Della
81. We VIII be pleased see our old
friends and customers Work called for and de-
live.ed Old phone No green. 26sl No "a.
n Delaware 1t our prices are very reasonable
shirts S.. collars and Guns lIzc each Ageuev
at us Massachusetts ave.
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Canned Goods.

Corn, s5cqs1.25. Peaches-Eastern standard,
s-lb, sl.75G2; BIB seconds, $14OQl.6O; California
standard. 21Od2 40; California seconds 81 90a2
miscellaneous BlaekbeTries. lib. s5QsOc; rasp-
berries, BIB, 81 80; pineapples. standard,
lib. full weight, s5cqsl; light 6Od65c; string
beans. S-lb. slg110 Lima beans, 81. 2Oql25; peas,
sters. 81 S5Q2 red cherries. sOcQsl Strawberries,
S5as0c salmon. lib, s5cQs2; 3-lb tomatoes, sig
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MONUMENTS.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.

MONUMENTS-A. Diener. A9 Z. Washington.
Tel z525. Branch works 4. entrance Crown Hill
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HORSESHOEING.

>~-~~~~~~-~-~~-~->->>~>~>~~~~>~>
HORSESHOEING-sO First-class work Horses
called for and delivered. EDWARDS. s23 Mas
ave. Phones: New 2295: old 2-272s0
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BUGIAL VAULTS
Dsn't fail to display OF Burial Vaults
State Fair. We will Demonstrate to you the
onl> correct way 10 inter your dead. OKEY
BURIAL VAULT CO ONCE las n. Delaware
street. NJ 3. CROFT. gen Mgr.
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PALMISTRN.

PALMISTRy-
MILE. FRANCES.
IGHO-PALMIST.
is IN the citY
Readings daily
= y New Jersey.
Corner Market It
Prices On reach OF all.
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Candies-Stick &c per ID: common mixed &c;
grocers' mixed SIC; Banner twist stick Sc;
Banner cream mixed, 10qllc; old-time mixed Sc
Nuts-Soft-shelled almonds, 1Sd20c; English
wanuts, 12Qlic; Brazil nuts. Ice; ilberts, I41ac
peanuts roasted. 7qSc; mixed nuts. 12c.
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AGENTS INDIANAPOLIS JOURNAL
" n. l.. Rice, 2505 West Michigan street. Tele-
phones: Old. $3.50: new. 1872. Territory west OF
White river.
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Passenger and freight Repairs and supplies
ItEEDI a. CO. 'Phones--New $40: old 2z15z
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CLAIRVOYANT,
FOR RENT-HOUSEs.


CL!IRIVOYANT-Can tell you what you want
tct know. 33s North Capitol avenue.
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seed-Clover. prime sc06.5a. English clover.
,sd6 90 Alsyke 81 10 IS Alfalfa. choice Ed
$50. Crimson clover. 81 5oa5 Timothy. prime
q s0a2 90. extra prime s.. C0fi2 80. Fancy Ken
tucky bluegrass, 81 259i 40. extra clean, s0Q7Oc
Orchard grasr. us5qiss. lied TOP. Be9tL e
Enxiish bluegrass s. 2soa.
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Coal and Coke.

Anthracite Gall sizes), 81 per ton; smokeless
81 so: Jackson, 81; Pittsburg, S4 Raymond 81;
Winifrede S4 Kanawha. 81; Euhrig s.. IS; Brazil
block 3.25; Greene county, SO; Indiana lump
So; Bossburg, So slack, s1;75; Hooking valley
s3 a.: lump coke, 1oc bushel, $3.50 per ton:
crushed coke. IL per bushe SO per ton. Bags
z5c per ton extra.
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LOST.

LO5T-Ladies' gold watch. with fob. Return to
a Monument place. Reward
LOST-At the Fair Grounds Tuesday afternoon
silver fob and locket with monogram Return
to Journal Office Reward.
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BERTERMANS BROS.
Ssw No. Pal Mass ave. rs n Del. 81. Tel $50
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Drugs.

Alcohol s257Q2. 20; asafoetda, 4oc: alum 21ba
&c: camphor 6Sg7Oc; cochinea 50Q55c: chIoro-
form. 5Sd65c; copperas brls soc; cream tartar.
nure 3Oq33c indigo, 65dsOc; licorice Calab
genuine S5a4Oc; magnesia, carb., z-oz. 2Od22c;
morphine p & w, per OF. ST. esq.,. 5O nader
gamot per Id. IS; opium. s3.75d3s 90 quinine, p
& w, per o., 35Q4oc; balsam copaiba, 55@6Oc;
soap CASTLE, FRI 13ql6c soda. bicarb. 2J56l6c:
salts, EPSON, 1l3Gic; sulphur -four. 2%Q5c; salt
peter 10d14c: turpentine 40q50o; glycerine 17f
Doc: iodide potassium, 81 45ql2 So bromide potas-
SUM. 55F60c; ohlorste potash. 15q2Oc; borax on
izc cinchonida. 40Q45c: carbohc acid. S7Q47c;
cocaine, muir, ST. 054625.
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NANTED-JAN HONG LOW CO, 226 Indiana
avenue. Best chop suey house i'm the city
Cook from san Francisco. up to date
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NOTICE,

All advertisements inserted la these columns
charged at very low rate OF ) cents a line
No additional charge per line for blank or dash
lines Telephone 2SS and your ad will be called
for
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pENTISTRY-S. r. EARHART DENTIST RE
MOVED 70 liz ". WASHINGTON ST
IRON BLOCK
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STORAGE.

~~~-~~~-~-~~~~~~-~-~-~~--~-~~~-~
STORAGE-lNDP'Ls WAREHOUSE CO.
w h Kurt Pres IA A Grassland, Mgr
5l7-523 s. Penn. Telephones 1913
We STORE. PACK and HAUL.
sIUkAGE-The Union transfer and Storage
Company, corner East Ohio street and Rec
line tracks. only hrst-class storage Solicited
GRATING AND PACKING OF HOUSEHo OH
GOODS A SPECIALITY.
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Produce. Fruits and vegetables.

Bar iron. 250c: horseshoe bar, 275d5c; n
rod &c: plow slabs. 4.50c; American cast ste
9G1ic; tire steel, 3d3Izc; spring steel, fzd5c.
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Green-salted Hides-No. l. size; No 2
No. / calf, i0c: No. calf s1kc.
Grease-White. &C; yellow, sac; brown, 2%
Tallow-No. ], 41zc; No. 2. 4c.