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sonville to Seymour in forty-nine minutes.
mus establishing its former record for
high speed.
c. F. DAILY. general passenger agent, and
Samuel b. Sweet, general freight agent OF
the Lake Erie q Western, went 10 Peoria
last evening. On Saturday the new general
ONES na on tne COMPANY at Peoria, includlng
a me ticket office, will be opened for BUSH
ness. and Traffic Manager Grammar VIII
De present at the opening, which is 10 be
made quite an event.
The war between the Wabash and its
competing lines for Eastern business. at
Kansas city, Is gathering force, the Wa
hdSn having announced another reduction,
ana competitors are beginning to talk or
making the Wabash realize that rate-cut-
ing is a game two can play al, taking the
pOsluon That the management now knows
o. Wen ds II ever can know that IL viii
not De permitted to have differential rates
lanes F. Goddard. commissioner Of the
trunk Line Association. who died suddenly
this week. was credited with the reputa-
ION OF being able to keep a secret much
letter lnan a majority or the high rail-
ROAD onnclals, and many OF great interest
uouDtlesS persisted with him. During the
lie OF the Joint Traffic Association he re-
celved a salary OF So. 900. and as chairman
$4,000 additional.
A general mortgage was filed at New
YORK Yesterday with Register Fromme. in
the shape OF an agreement between the
Continental Trust Company, of New York,
as trustee, with the Wabash Railroad
company, which provides for an issue Of
new equipment obligations amounting to
Ss.vv.V0C. The additional equipment con-
sIsts OF 5000 box cars. 500 coal cars sorty
locomotives anG forty-eight passenger and
combination Ssrs, valued at s.. 10000.
NJ: w. Mansfield. superintendent of the
indianapolis x Vincennes, last evening re-
turned from a two days trip over the road.
he states that in the ten years he has beer
superintendent he has never known as
promising a wheat crop as that now grow
ing. A good deal OF corn has been planted,
but II is a little backward. so cool has been
the weather. The fruit crop bids fair TO be
abundant. The company is completing a
new bridge. 160 feet in length over FISH
creek.
The annual meeting Of the stockholders
OF the Pittsburg, youngstown * Ashtabuia
railroad Company was held yesterday. The
company paid dividends during the year of
Z per cent. on the preferred stock and 6
per cent on the common stock. The follow
ing directors were elected for the ensuing
year. James McCrea, j.. T. Brooks, Joseph
Wood and Benjamin Thaw, Pittsburg; John
+. Green, Philadelphia: James Denton Han
cock. Franklin, Pa; Caleb b. Wick, w.
Scott Bonnell and j. G. Butler, Jr., Youngs-
town. and III. l.. Morrison and Thaddeus +
Hoyt, Of Ashtabula. The board elected the
following officers: James McCrea. president;
Joseph Wood. vice president; S. b. Liggett,
secretary, and 7. Fl. b. Mcknight, treas
Lrer.
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CHICAGO. May MISUNDERSTANDING, $500.
Market steady TO slow. but choice stock steady.
SiG5; stockers and feeders slow at s3G5: cows.
S2S544;e5; h%eifers. 80; Gamers. 81. lOd2. 70
bulls firm at S3a4iO; calves 25 cents higher at
siq55o; Texas fed steers. A.25q5.4O; Texas bulls,
coo. left over, 1000. Market strong at 2lsc TO
SC higher. Top. s5.s5; mixed and butchers. S5.55g
$50; good 10 heavy choice, s.. 40G5. IS: rough
heavy. S. s5q5 IS; light. s5.55a6.s2is: bulk OF
sales, S. 75q5.S
strong to lGc higher. Lambs. i5c higher. Clip
ped up TO s5.o5: Colorados. ss.65. wethers. 1850
sheep. s-s5qse5; -yeariings, sL5oaii5 .; native
lambs. s4.5O95.s5: Western lambs. A.s5a5s5.
KANSAS CITY May ls..cattle-Receipts.
and Texas beef steers active and steady: stock
ers and feeders steady: cows and heifers steady
s.. co. fair 10 good. A.e5qS.25; stockers and
feeders. S.75H4. 90: cows. S.25g46O: heifers. 81. Is
10; Gamers. S225gS15 bulls. 70; calves.
Hogs-Receipts. 1900. Market steady TO SC
$. 75Q5.sTi4; mixed packers s5.sOa5 RIA: pigs.
Sheep~Receipts. 1900. Market Sc to lOc higher.
Western lambs. AS0q5;S. Western wethers.
g. go 20: Wsstern yeariinssr sssoatso ewes
AS: spring lambs. s.. 70d6.
NEW YORK. May ls-Beeves-Receipts. s77.
Gables iS weak shipmenss. s57 cattle 10 she s1ea sna
calSes-Receipts, SIS. Market slow: trade and
Sheep and lambs-Receipts. l.7s5. Sheep SOW
lambs Arm; but not wanted, sp.,ns lambs fair
clipped lambs, SIS; culls, 81; spring lambs. Sa
sss. Market steady for ali
welgh's. Western hogs s''sas' state hogs
including COO Texans Markes dull and steady.
Native shipping and export steers s.75n5.s:
under i.oco pounds. AIo0t Is; stockers and feed
es. s.. sos4-s 80: COWS and heifsrs. 81 can
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NEW ROAD INCORPORATES.
indianapolis ~ southwestern Trac
tion Compnny-smith's Plans.

The Indiana & Southwestern Traction
Company was Incorporated yesterday with
"a capital stock of $4,000. the directors be-
ing Joseph T.. Loves. Ralph r.. Devices
and John +. Feight, of Dayton, o.; Reamy
\. Field, Cincinnati; j.. c. Harrington.
Henry j. Branden and o.. b. Jameson. Of
Indianapolis This is the COMPANY that in
tends 10 build an electric line 10 Martins
Vile. Mr.. Harrington said yesterday that
the surveyors reached Brooklyn yesterday
and will reach Martinsville by tomorrow
Mr.. Loves and Mr.. Feight will arrive in
indianapolis to-day TO take active manage
ment of affairs for the company.
Charles Finley Smith announced yes:er-
day that construction OF his company's
electric road between indianapolis and
Martnsville has been begun, and the force
OF men put 10 work grading the road near
the city limits Will be enlarged at once.
Mr.. Smith says he will let no contracts
Tor the construction OF the road, as he
intends TO dc the work himself.
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$40.
sarah f. Mcintosh. block. Alabama street
near Maryland street. Sc. 900.
Emma Rourke. repairs. 2l40 Station street. 200
White Steam Wagon Company. repairs. 3s5 West
Fifteenth street. Sl50.
A NJ. Robertson. frame house. Harding street
near Minnesota street, $500.
George c. Pearson, repairs. 1913 North Della
ware street. $500.
James Krempe. cottage. Lot ~. Taggart's ad-
dition. $3.50.
II. Miller. barn. 2s2i Lawrence street. SIS.
James Proctor. repairs. 4s West Washington
street. 500
Katherine NJ. Quinn. remodeling. 2s2 Blake
street. 500.
r. II Myers. cottage. Addison street. near
washington street. 81. 100.
William Carson. addition. SSt South Missouri
street, $50.
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ALWAYS READY"
Sunday Journal, by Mail, 81 Per Year.

ners. 81 s.; bulls. ssd425; Texans and In
dian steers, S3.55d5s COWS and heifers. - 5Oni5o %
800. Market SC higher. Pigs
and lights. ~s55005-e5; packers. &5-Sog570, butch
ers. S. 1915. 92hs.
sheep-Receints. 22oa- Market lc higher.
Native muttOns, $3.75G450. lambs, Si65n6 =,
culls and bucks. s3q4.5O; sockers. S.75q2.&.
EAST BUFFALO. May -Receipts-Cattle Is
cars: sheep and lambs, II cars hogs, IS cars.
Shipments-Cattle. Il cars; sheep and lambs. :
cars, hogs. 10 cars
Cattle-Market steady and unchanged. Calves.
choice 10 extra. S-I5a6
~Lambs-Choioe TO extra. S20q5.25. Sheep
Choice TO extra. &-25045e-
H~ogs-Heavy. s5.s7i.G6. pigs. S.T545-So
SOUTH OMAHA. May l6.-Cattle-Receipts
S.O0o- Market active and stronger. Native
steers. 81 60: Texas steers. 8 seq4S5; COWS
and heifers. 2.J14.15. calves. 81. 5onf.J.
Hogs-Reeelpts. 1900. Market 2izc higher.
Heavy. s.. 72i1q5s2i<: mixed, ~S.67ha570, light.
81. s0q5 .67is. bulk OF sales, $5.6shd570.
sheep-Receipts. $500. Market strong. Sheen.
&. 25G4S5. lambs. $f46.
CINCINNATI. May ls.-Hogs active and
strong at S-l0d5.SS.
Cattle steady at 2aona15.
weep easy at <@5oai--S- Lambs dull At s3.s.
GALS.
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Mai. Frank Thorpe Coming.

Major Frank Thorpe. of the artillery. at
Fort Sheridan, was assigned. yesterday, by
General Otis. at Chicago. TO proceed to In
arsenal grounds. Major Thorpe will come 10
indianapolis next Monday 1T will be a part
OF Major Thorpe's duties TO determine what
will be most advisable to do with the con-
tents of the arsenal. General Otis is OF opin-
ion that the arsenal grounds can be util-
lied for a company cf artillery, In view OF
the fact that there are excellent buildings
that would furnish ample accommodation
for a company Of artillery. The final dispo-
sition OF the arsenal however. will res.
With the Ordnance Department.
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FOR


FOR SALE-Nernon Insurance and Trust Co.
stock. 40 shares must be sold at once: will
name very low price. CRAZY * co. 1927 Ste
yenson building
FOR SALE-Drug store ia this city: good loca-
ton. stock and fixtures up 10 date: a splendid
chance for a progressive druggist; price, s., 50.
DRUG CO.
FOR make wood and metal patterns:
expert mechanics: superior equipment: prompt
service. old phone 1882. GAS EN-
CINE CO., Z. New York and Belt r. 4.
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.

REAL ESTATE-Insure your property with
FRANK X. SAWYER.
REAL ESTATE-Seven-ToOm house; lot, 9fx297.
Inquire on premises. 1928 n. Meridian.
REAL E~STATE-Have Is lots in BrightwOod be-
longing 10 nonresident; wants TO sell. will take
less than appraisement: a good opportunity for
party to make some money; make US an offer.
G. F. SAYLES x CO, ~ T.. Market st.
REAL ESTATE-New Jersey St, near North
lot. 50X2J0. twO-stOry frame dwelling OF Il
rooms; TWO bathrooms, furnace, gas. CRATES,
saver. modern in every particular; fine barn:
two dwellings on rear end Of lot; brick street
in rear: rents $500; want an offer; will take small
rental property In part or farm in Marion county.
9. ~. SAYLES * 20. ~ u. Market 81.
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Legal ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Gravel Road Letting.

Notice IS hereby given that on Tuesday. the Cd
day OK June. 1901. at the Commissioners Court
Room. In the city of Rensselaer,. Jasper county.
Indiana. the Board OF Commissioners OF said
rouEty, at the regular session Of said board, will
let 20 the lowest responsible bidder the construc-
ton Of the uncompleted portion of what Is known
az the De Motto Gravel Road" and also the
construction OF the unccmpleted portion OF what
Is known as the "Otis Gravel Road" both of
said roads having heretofore been ordered con-
structe1 IN keener township. in said county.
Sealed bids Will be received until 4 O'Clock m.
OF said day. for the construction of the uncom-
pleted portion OF each OF said roads separately.
Bids must specify the price bid for the compile
tion OF each said road with gravel and with ma
eadam. according 10 plans and specifications on
ne IN the auditors Office OF said county. Bidders
are required to file with bid a bond. as required
b. law. The board reserves the right TO re 'ect
any and all bids. BY order of said Board OF
Commissioner. WN. &. BABCOCK
Auditor Of jasper County. Indiana.
May s. 1891.
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PROPOSALS o FREE DELIVERY FURNt-
1UHE-Fosto11cs Department.. Washington. ID
&. Nay s. fs0ls7Ssslsd proposals. viii be received
- The Postoffoe Department. addressed 20 the
ouosrintendfnt o. the frse Delivery system. IN
al twelve O'Clock noon on Thursday. June g. 1901.
fW kurntshing free d@iyery. furniture for the
{mm e fomr yszrA Specifications and blue prints
80 - fufnlshet upon application. WILLIAM
"a johnson. Acting PostmAstsr General
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FINANCIAL.


LOANS-Money on mortgages. c. f. SAYLES,
127 East Market street.
mortgage loans on i'm
proved indianapolis property; lowest rates:
privilege OF prepayment. SPANN & co., las
T.. Market
F1NANCIAL-Loans or city or farm property in
Indiana. 5ia per cent. No COMMISSION.
Money ready. C N. WILLIAMS & Co. 3I9-323
Iemck< Building.
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Would you trust TO luck and not insure
your home against fire? OF course NOT
Why trust TO luck III regard TO the title To
your real estate? Insure IL. too. INDIANA
TITLE GUARANTY AND LOAN COM
PANY. l29 East Market street. Tel. 500.
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INTERSTATE STOCKYARDs, INDIANAPo-
LIS, May l6.-Cattle-Receipts, so; shipments, 30.
The supply consisted Of medium weight shipping
steers of fair quality and mixed lots of butcher
cattle. The market was active. and sales were
made at strong prices. The demand is strong
for all grades. The veal market was steady.
All were sold, and the closing was quiet at quo
tations:
Good TO prime steers. 1850 lbs and up
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NOTICE OF LETTING CONTRACT FOR
H IMPROVEMENT OF
HIGHWAYS.

Notice is hereby given that the Board OF Com
missioners OF Porter county, Indiana. will, on
Saturday. the Sh day OF June. 1901. let the con-
tract for the building OF certain roads in Union
township. Porter county. Indiana. petitiOned for
by ;. II. HOdsd0n and others. Bids must be
filed with the county auditor OF said county by
il O'Clock a m on said date. and must be ac-
companied with 4 bond for double the amount Of
the bid. as required by law. The bid must be
for the construction OF the work in all respects
in accordance with the report of the engineer
and viewers appointed 10 view and make report
on tie same. which report Is on file in the audi
tors office IN said county. The commissioners
reserve sne right 10 reject any or all bids.
JOHN BORNHOLT,
FRANK CICN.
-art CHAS. w. BENTON.
Commissioner OF Porter County. Indiana.
Attest Melvin j. Stinchheld. County Auditor.
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MlNllINIMllI
RAhHffI1SNlatMNl
RAILROAD TIME CARD.

y. NJ. time is in BLACK hgures-TraiDs marked
thus: e-Deily. S-Sleeper. P-Parlor Car. O.
Chair Car. D-Dining Car. Except sunday.
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500: shipments, 200. There
were more heavy hogs among to-day's receipts
than on any preceding day this week. The mar
ket was strong and active at a general advance
Of 2l1c to sc over yesterdays quotations. Several
loads. of heavy mixed sold for S5.S5. with Sc
lected heavy butchers at S5s7It@5 80. Light
mixed sold from $3.50 to 1915. The market
ranged from $3.50 10 s.. 80. All were disposed of
early, leaving several large shipping orders I'M
filled. The closing was steady at quotations:
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unusually capable and efficient
stenographer; must be very rapid and accurate;
an excellent position and good salary await a
young woman who has executive ability and a
good business head. Address Box 203. care Jour
nal
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WANTED6Carpenter and job shop; screens of
all kinds made To order. 125 n. Illinois.
WANTED-Nc hardwood floors like mine;
union laid; see me. e. THOMAS, Zoo N. Ala
bama.
FOR ~SALE-Photos in art, true TO nature, sent
TO any address; 10c. g. +. COUSINS, z0h N.
Delaware St, Indianapolis.
on US for expert service TO re-
pair your gas engines. Old phone 1882. MON
ARCH GAS ENGINE CO.. L. New York st. and
Belt X. X.
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WANTED-Young man of neat appearance to
call on the best people; nothing TO sell; ad-
vertising pure and simple: good pay to right
one; give age and business experience. Address
Box i4. Journal.
WANTED-For United States army: Able
bodied unmarried men between the ages Of II
and 50; citizens OF United States, OF good char
acter and temperate habits. who can speak. read
and write English. For Information apply TO
Recruiting officer, p N. Illinois St, indianapolis,
Ind, or 31l Pearl St, LOgansp0rt, Ind.
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Sheep and Lambs-Receipts, $50; ship
ments small. About the same humber OF
sheep have arrived thus far this week as
the same time last week, and not quite as
many as the corresponding time a year ago.
The receipts to-day were just about large
enough TO interest local butchers, and with
a steady demand a clearance was made
early at quotably steady prices, except for
spring lambs, which were possibly some
lower. IL did not take long TO exhaust the
supply and the market closed steady at
quotations. Spring lambs averaging 30 lbs
sold at $3.50, clipped lambs at $.50Q4.75 and
clipped sheep at $3q4. Quotations:
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FOR

TO LET-See list at 131 z. Market: ground
floor. q APPEL
TO LET-MsnufacturIng building. with power:
best location in the city. Apply BRYCE'S
BAKER
fOR me for hardwood floors before
you have your work done. Z. THOMAS. 2205
-. Alabama.
FOR RENT-A lady who Is going East for sew
eral months wishes to rent a lovely Groom
house, elegantly furnished. The house has bath,
gas. city water and all modern cOnVeniences.
IL Is desired that the party who rents this
louise will board two young ladies for the rent.
Applicants must give reference. Apply at 1907
y. Capitol ay.
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STORAGE.


get our goods free IL stored
with US four months. Born Transfer and Stor-
age Co. SIS T.. Market. Either phone. 2l3.
Union Transfer and Storage
Company, corner East Ohio street and Bee
line tracks; only hrst-class storage solicited.
GRATING y PACKING OF HOUSEHOLD
OOD A SPECIALITY.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES dentistry: thirty years
experiences s. F. 1sh Washington
street Call and get prices
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small: shipments none. There
is no noticeable change In the condition or pros
poets or the market. All kinds are selling at
steady prices, and the demand is very satisfac-
tory. The closing was steady at quotations:
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NOTICE
The board OF managers OF

hereby give notice that under the rights re-
served in the original conditional contract OF
sale. under the rules OF the association. the
following lots IN the cemetery viii b. de-
clared forfeited on June 3, 1901. for nonpay-
uent OF agreed purchase price. and all re-
mains. monuments, markers. etc.. are from
that day liable 10 removal at the convenience
OF the association. unless purchase II CON-
pleted By payment OF all moneys due or other
satisfactory settlement before the 81 day Of
uuno Iq01-
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d RENT-ROOMs.

FOR RENT-Nicely furnished rooms; modern:
phone. $40 n. Illinois 81.
FOR RENT-A large front room, furnished
board. 50 per week. 926 N. Illinois st.
FOR fiat. seven rooms. i'm Savoy;
down town; June l; large rooms; private halls.
Call at once. J. y RINK.
FOR R~ENT-Omces furnished: the Winona As
sembly Offices. including desks, chairs. etc,
for rent from Nay % 10 Sept. %. references re-
quired. $40 Stevenson building.
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NOTICE OF LETTING CONTRACT FOR
n IMPROVEMENT OF
HIGHWAYS.

Notice is hereby given that the Board Of Com
mlssioners Of Porter county. Indiana. will. on
Saturday the StA day Of June. 1901. let the con-
tract for the building OF certain roads In Portage
township. Porter county. Indiana. petitioned for
by T. II Robbins and others. Bids must be hled
with the county auditor CT said county by m
@ clock a. IN. on said date, and must be accom-
panied with a bond FOR double the amOant OF the
bid. as required by law. The bid must be Tor
the construction OF the work in ali respects in
accordance with the report Of the engineer and
viewers appointed 10 view aud make report on
the same. which report is on file in the auditor
Office OF said county. The commissioners reserve
the right 10 reject any or an bids
FRANK QUICK.
CHAS. ". BENTON.
Commissioners OF Porter County.
Attest; Melvin }. stinchheld. County Auditor.
In the Henri Circuit Court. April term. 1sl.
state % indiana Henry count.
Thomas & Riley ys. William Riley.
To William Riley. Greeting.
Yon are hereby notified that the above-nsmed
pla intin has Med tn the Office OF the clerk OF
said court his petition alleging therein among
Isl day OF september. fS6S. being then a resldens
OF said Henry county. and State OF Indiana
ana the same being your place OK RESIDENCE
since that date remained absent and unhaara
from: that within the last two years YOU nave
erty In said county hy Inheritance. that bv
reason Of said absence and unknown where
waste and damage. and that said plaintf0 has
prayed said court thai your estate be adjudged
that an administrator thereof be duly appoinfes
Now. therefore. you. William Riley. defendanf
that said complaint and the matters thereto
alleged will come up for hearing and deter
nination In said court at the courthouse In the
aforesaid, on Monday. the Sd day OF June ISM
OF IS soon thereafter as such hearing can b.
Witness the clerk and seal OF said corr, =,
New Castle. Henry county. Indiana. this 2sd
GEORGE w. BURKE. ciers
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GAS ENGINES.

FOR SALESGas and gasoline engines, ~ TO 100
horse power. MONARCH LAS ENGINE CO..
T. New York and Belt r. X.
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NOTICE.


~Fheet price FOR CASTOR clothing
send postal SAN LEBOWITZ. s3 f. Wash. -.
NOTICE-Jo~ph i. Basnnger. s6 Massachusetts,
az. for estimates on sanitary plumbing and
job work
NOTICE-Lcnscs ground % ht your eyes. ex-
animation free 10 all CHICAGO OPTICAL
CO. 10 w. ohio a.
NOTICE-Ice cream retaned az Wholesale prices.
one gallon IT more. RELIABLE CREAMERY
co. lies + Tenth e. Phone go
notice.. Il. Gordon Csterns cleaned ana
ccnented. Wells driven o. second water. 90
r Wash old phone 7 on 1919. Terms reasonable
N~OTICE-Hot ar furnaces. With combination
gas burner. for burning ga and other fuel
at the same time JOSEPH GARDINER. %
Kentucky ave Telephone s2-
All advertisements inserted IN these columns
are Charged al very low rate OF 5 cents a line.
No additional cha-ge per line for blank or dash
lines. Telephone IS and your ad will be called
for.