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Name of Roa
Too Much Competition.

George c.. Cowles. a director of the Great
Eastern Railway. of England. is in this
country spending a few weeks for the bene-
mt of his health and incidentally studying
American railway methods. Speaking of
the present condition of the leading roads
of England he said:
British railroad companies are not i'm
as healthy condition Just now as thew
were hve years ago Dividends have de-
creased somewhat. This is due chiefly
TO the rise in price of coal and materials.
Other causes are the increase i'm wages.
coupled with shorter hours, and the large
increase that is year by year taking
place In rates and taxes: the great out
lay that is constantly going on to meet
the additional demands of the govern
ment; the increasing opposition of cleo
tric roads; the unnecessary train mileage.
and. above all, the competition. All these
causes nave operated to reduce profits.
Notwithstanding these drawbacks. how
ever, the leading railroads are still operat-
ed at a substantial profit, but. as L have
said. nothing is what ii would be under
favorable conditions"
Questioned as to the ultimate results of
this increase in competition and working
expenses he said:
The outcome of unnecessary competi-
ton will. In my opinion. be of the great
est benefit to the large railroad COM
panies, for it means that the smaller en-
terprises will be finally driven out of the
field. The United Kingdom is too small a
country for keen competition i'm the rail-
road business TO become profitable. At
present the competition is fatuous. the
capital expenditure without warrant and
the mileage far in excess of needs. Dur
ing the last twelve years working ex-
penses have gone up from - to 50 per
cent. which Is bound to sooner or later
result in crushing out the small railroads
that have sprung up like mushrooms with
In the last six years. When this has been
accomplished the leading railroad COM
panies will get around again TO their for
mer financially healthy condition. This
result is inevitable"
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The Glorious Season.

Jest a breath o. winter; IT amt so fur away
Though twill he a l'ttle while yit fore YOU hear
the fddles play:
Yit It's good TO dream about 1.-THE eyes that
brightly glance,
An the room i-go:n' roun' you in the glory o.
the dane!
jest a breath O. winter-a whisper I'm the pines.
An fewer songs o mockin' birds-a rustic in the
vines.
An the gold leaves I'm the woodlands, . . .
well. the summer had its joys:
But it's winter that makes music fer the merry
gals and BOYS.
Jest a breath o. winter: let IL come an stay
awhile,
The sweet spring and the summer made all the
gardens smile:
But winter has its pleasures. an the boysli
take their chance
With the rosiest o pardners In the bright round
o. the dance
Frank L. stanton. in Atlanta Constitution.
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RIENNIA CONvOCATION.
E~piscOpaIian DignitarieS Gather in
Force in San Francisco.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept 29.-The advance
guard of visitors and delegates to the tri-
ennial convention of the Episcopal Church.
which convenes in this city next Wednes-
day, has arrived. Among the arrivals are
the Right Rev. o. w. Whitaker, bishop Of
Pennsylvania; the Right Rev. p. T. Rowe,
bishop of Alaska; the Right Rev. j. Holly.
bishop of Haiti: the Rev. DIR. II. l.. Duhr-
ing, Philadelphia; Judge Charles Andrews,
Syracuse. N. Y; H.. NJ. North, Columbus.
o.; George G. Thomas, banker and railroad
magnate, of Philadelphia; Bishop b. w.
Morris. Oregon; Bishop Ferguson, of Lii
IBERIA, West Africa; Bishop Scarborough.
New Jersey: Bishop Walls, Spokane,
Wash. and Bishop a. Beatty. Of Newton,
Kan.
The convention will be i'm session until
oct. 30 1t is expected that 400 members.
out of a total of 500. will attend. The
absence OF the Rev. DR.. Carr, who has
presided over the house of clerical and
lay deputies since 1856, will necessitate
the election of a new president. Among
those mentioned for this honor are the
Rev. DR.. Alsopp. of Brooklyn. the Rev.
DIR. Huntington. OF New York, and the
Rev. DIR. Lindsay, of Boston.
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why Earnings Declined.

The Wall-street Journal, in commenting
on the fact that on several roads earnings
in the third week OF September showed a
falling off as compared with the corre-
spending week last. year-the Wabash and
Evansville & Terre Haute being of the
number-says:
The cause was the funeral of President
Mckinley. The day Of his burial was treat
ed all over the country as a holiday, with
a very sensible effect on the movement
of freight and passengers. Reports made
by officials of various systems show in
terruDtion of business ranging in earnings
all the way from A few thousand dollars
to quite large sums. 1t might be supposed
that freight traffic in such cases would he
deferred rather than lost. but experience
has shown that only a part of the loss
on holiday interruptions is ever made good.
The rest is irrecoVerable.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.


Notice is hereby given that petitions duly
signed. as required ty law. nave been filed with
- undersigned Board OF CanVassers. nominal
ing as candidates for the office Of School Com
r,{s.ioner OF the city Of indianapolis. Ind. to
- yoted for at the city election to be held oct.
i90I. the following named persons. 10 wit:
Cd Charles w. Moores,
Harvey X. Mathews.
81 Andrew NJ. Sweeney
a. Frederick Schrader,
50 Julius a. Haag.
s. Henry ECsse.
- Marie Haslep.
- Clarence L Marlatt.
81 Elmer T.. Nichols.
GOa Charles p. Stilz.
up william Grover.
ug Gavin l.. Payne,
u8 Charles ID Maxwell.
Gp Henry g. Sickles,
05l Henry Russell.
> In witness whereof. we have hereunto set our
hand. this Faith day OF September. 1901.
THOMAS TAGGART.
Mayor OF he city OF Indianapolis. Ind.
JACOB T.. DUNN.
City Controller Of the city OF indianapolis. Ind.
ARMIN q. KOEHNE.
Treasurer Of the city OF Indianapolis. Ind.
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ARMY OF THE CUMBERLAND.
Thirtietb Annual Meeting to BE Held
at Louisville.

LOUISVILLE. Ky. Sept. 29.-The thir-
tieth annual meeting Of the Society OF the
Army OF the Cumberland will be held in
this city on oct. s. The headquarters will
be at the Gait House and the meetings al
the Board OF Trade Hall. All honorably
discharged officers and enlisted men who
served i'm the Army Of the Cumberland are
eligible TO membership and will be well
coined at its meetings. as will all members
of other military societies. The annual
grafton will be delivered by Col. A. Blakes-
lev on the night OF Oct. s. Arrangement
have been made with the railroads whose
lines reach Louisville for a rate OF one and
one-third fare on the certificate plan.
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CHICAGO'S A
VIII Visit LOaisviIle's Unterrifed De-
mocracy in Grainger' Interest.

CHICAGO, Sept. 29.-The Cook County
Democratic Marching Club tonight de-
cided to visit Louisville in the interests OF
Charles Granger. Democratic candidate for
mayor. The party will consist of over SOC
marchers. According to present plans they
will spend three days in Louisville cheer
ing for the Democratic candidate.
Two years ago. when Mayor Charles p.
Weaver was a candidate for reelection.
the same club sent a delegation in his in
terest. as is planned now for Mr.. Granger.
who is Mayor Weaver's director of public
works. While the visitors were there the
police regulations were practically sus-
pended over the vigorous protest of the
Democratic chief Of police, Jacob Haager.
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VIII Discontinue Trains.

Beginning with Oct. l. the Big Four Rail-
road Company will discontinue three ac-
commodation trains it put on between this
city, Anderson and Muncie a short time
ago. The trains 10 be Withdrawn are Nos.
80 and 81. a Sunday train, going 10 Union
City. leaving here at 7:45 I'm the morning
and arriving at Gas i'm the evening; Nos. .
and 2, daily except Sunday. leaving at 9 a.
m. ard arriving at 1885 y. m. and Nos. 4
and Z. daily, leaving at I o'clock in the aft
eruoon and arriving at 1855 in the morning.
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Belt Road Traffic.

In the week ending Sept. q there were
transferred over the Belt road 1880 cars.
against lS.432 in the preceding week: Belt
road engines handled at the stockyards
LIS carloads OF live stock. against l.1q5
i'm the week ending Sept. p. and for private
switches on its line l.223 cars. against Las
i'm the preceding week.
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THE COURT RECORD.
COURT.

Room John l.. McMaster, Judge.
Thomas Radley VS.. Rosina Radley; d.
vorce. Submitted to court. Evidence
heard. Finding and decree for plaintiff.
Plaintiff prohibited from marrying for two
years. Judgment against plaintiff for
costs.
Amos Taylor VS.. Amanda +. Taylor; d.
vorce. Submitted to court. Evidence heard
and taken under advisement.
Room 3-Vinson Carter, Judge.
Cecilia Garretty VS.. indianapolis Street.
railway Company: damages. Dismissed by
plaintiff. Judgment against plaintiff for
costs.
Eugene ]. Roth VS.. May A.. Baker; chat
tel mortgage. Finding and judgment
against defendant for $54.25 and costs. De-
cree of foreclosure.
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INJURIES PROVE SERIOUS.


Mrs. ida whitlock. OF 1925 East Tenth
street, fell from a street car saturday night
near her home and was severely injured.
She was carried into her home anil a physi-
elan called. Yesterday morning, - she had
not recovered Consciousness. she was sent
10 the city Hospital There were evil
dences OF "A slight conclusion. AID n was
thought there We're other Internal injuries.
Her condition gradually grew worse. and
II was thought she could not live through
the night.
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FORT SCOTT. Kan. Sept. 30. G..
Stanbury. "A professional runner. was ar
rested to-day. charged with having con-
splred with Bud Gillett, another profess
sIOnal Splinter. now I'm jail here. 10 de-
fraud State Representative Jonathan
Davis out OF 5000 by inducing him 10 bet
tha. amount on "A race which Stanbury
vas 10 lose.
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HELL.

w~ANTED-Two frst-class cabinet makers and
chair builders: one upholsterer, capable of
taking charge Of upholstering and packing de-
partment: one good chair fnisher and one shaper
man; none but good mechanics and reliable men
who want a permanent situation at good wages
need apply. THE CHAIR
co. Parkersburg. w. Va.
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CIRCUIT COURT.
Henry Clay Allen. Judge.

Percy Rhine VS.. Phylena M. Rhine; di-
vOrce. Finding for defendant. Divorce de-
MED. Judgment against plaintlff for costs.
Petition of Ida Leonard to have Minnie
Jacobs sent TO Reformatory. ex parte.
Submitted to court. Finding for petitioner.
Order committing TO Industrial School for
Girls. Costs to Marion county.
State ex rel. William i. Taylor VS.. Ster-
ling Accident Insurance Company; receiv-
ership. Report of sale of personal property
approved. Sale confirmed.
Myrtle Really VS.. John Really; divorce.
Dismissed by plaintiff. Costs paid.
City of indianapolis. vs.: jacob l. Bieler;
from city court. Plaintiff declines to plead
further and elects to stand on his demurrer
to second paragraph of answer. Judgment
on demurrer against plaintiff for costs.
Plaintiff prays appeal 10 Supreme Court.
Elizabeth Thornton VS.. Allen Ross; re-
plevin. Defendant defaulted. Submitted
to court. Finding for plaintiff that she is
owner and entitled TO possession of prop
erty described of value OF $50. Judgment
for return of property and for costs.
Dora Wesby VS.: George Gniiia at,@T f tai al;
ment against plaintiff for costs.
State eX rel. George +. Callahan vs. Har-
vey b. Stout ct al; on bond. Dismissed by
plaintiff. Judgment against plaintin for
costs.
William w. Cones vs.. Tena KimbalI ct
al. to quiet title. Defendant Tena Kim
ball defaulted. Plaintiff suggests minority
OF other defendant and Charles kemster
appointed guardian ad litem. Submitted
TO court. Finding for plaintiff. Judgment
and decree quieting title at PLAINTIFF 5
costs.
John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance
Company vs.. Benjamin l.. Webb et al;
foreclosure. Court makes and files special
finding of facts and conclusions OF law
Benjamin l.. and Sallie NJ. Webb pray an
appeal TO Appellate Court. Granted on
ming bond I'm sam OF - IN thirty days
with security to be approved by the
court.
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D-F HELP,


MANTED-Women between the ages OF p and
81 who wish TO enter a training school for
nurses. Apply TO Superintendent Marion Hospi-
tai, Marion. Ind.
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Personal. Local and General Notes

The Chicago & Eastern Illinois is dispos-
ing OF its light engines. Last week the
company sold four TO the Southern Iron
and Equipment Company.
George w. Ely has been appointed trav-
cling passenger and freight agent of the
Union and the Southern Pacific. with head
quarters at Montgomery Ala.
James G.. Pond. general passenger agent
of the Wisconsin Central. last week made
? business trip. visiting representatives Of
his road in Central Traffic Association ter
ritory.
The Baltimore & Ohio has given orders
70. srNv.ai more cafe cars. constructed on
the Same plan as those now running on
90" r~o~er. which are OF the high
est type yet built.
-.-, v- n~.Iadelphia. Allegheny has
the largest and most successful railroad
branch OF the Young Mems Christian As
Socia lion on the Pennsylvania lines. In
August over sixty new members were re-
CeiVed-
The annual Inspection OF the PennsyIva-
MIA lines will begin Oct. :. covering the par-
ent road on Oct. s, 2. 10 and II. taking
one day for each division. The Western
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wANTED-AGENTS.

want you TO place our gas-heated
fat iron in families on trial. Good pay guar
anteed- Cost 2 cents an ironing. Write Us foI
St. Washington, ID. g
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40 or As horsepower. good. second
hand portable boiler PARRY MFG co.
NANTED-JAN HONG Low CO., go Indiana
avenue. Best chop suey house in the city.
Cook from san Francisco. up TO date.
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Bell filed affidavit. Finding guilty. Age
fourteen. Committed 10 Reform School.
Charles Boyce: car breaking. Finding
guilty. Age fifteen. Sentence suspended
NEW SUITS FILED.
Joseph y. Cooksey VS.. Lulu Cooksey;
divorce. Circuit Court.
George $. Kempers ct al. vs.. Kate c..
Shepard: TO contest will. Circuit Court.
The Broad Ripple Canning Company vs.
A. y. Veneble; injunction. Superior Court
Room 3.
The Indiana Trust Company. administra-
tor de bonis non with the will annexed OF
the estate of Charles Klein, vs.. katherine
Klein ct al; 10 cOnstrue will. Circuit
Court.
Emmett Yates VS.. Alice f. Yates; di-
vorce. Superior Court. Room l.
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No trouble 10 prepare quick breakfast n
YOU have Mrs. Austin's famous Pancake
Flour. Ready ia a momSnt.
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HIGHER COURTS RECORD.
SUPREME COURT.
Minute

SUPREME COURT.
Minute
1921. James r. Carnahan ct al. vs.. Bart
lett II. Campbell, receiver, etc. Madison
G. c.. Application of appellee for leave to
hle brief on petition. etc.
APPELLATE COURT.
Minutes
4071. Vernon Insurance and Trust Com
pany VS.. Bank of Toronto ct al. Marion
S. G. Appellees' brief 80
S9S9. Martha j. Earl ct al. VS.. William s.
Van Malta ct al. Benton c. c. Appellants
brief Q0D
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CRIMINAL COURT.
Erannnf AvfnrH TndUa

Charles Eastus: selling liquor without
license. Finding guilty. Fine. $50.
Charles Eastus: selling liquor without
license. Finding guilty. Fine. $50.
Jesse Bell: incorrigible. Harriet ). A.
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FINANCIAL.


LOANS-Money on mortgages. c. F. SAYLES.
IZ7 East Market street
FINANCIALISlOO 600 to loan In sums TO suit a;
4. 5 and 8 per cent. no delay. j. j. kREBER
"a Lemcke building.
TINANCIAL-Eirst-mortgage loans on Improved
indianapolis property; ioN est rates; privilege
OF prepayment. PAM n CO., 1S K. Market.
FINANCIAL-Loans on city or farm property IN
Indiana, 81 per cent. NO COMMISSIONS
Money ready. c.. n. WILLIAMS & %. 3l9-3zz
Lemcke building.
TNANCIAL@Inve stigate new plan; Interest
ss-5 per cent: no premium. no commission
better than straight loan. THE X
BUILDING AMI LOAN ASSOCIATION, 4:
Lombard.
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FOR room. with or without five
living rooms. col Virginia av. Call 5. +. EAR
HART, Dentist. I11z w. Washington st.
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THE JOBBING TRADE.

CThe quotations given below are the selling
prices Of the wholesale dealers)
Candle and Nuts.
grocers' mixed. Sic; Banner twist stick, Sc;
Banner cream mixed. 10q1lc: old-time mixed, Sc.
Nuts-Soft-shelled almonds. 1Sq20c; English
walnuts, 12dl4c; Erazil nuts. l0c: flberts. 141c;
peanuts. roasted. 7dSc; mixed nuts. l2c.
Canned Goods.
S-lb. sl.75d2; 3-lb seconds. sL.40dl.6o; California
standard. s2.l0q2.4 40; California seconds, sl9Og2.
s-Ib. sl.55@ISO; choice, So. 10; cove oysters,
beans. S-lb. slQl. 10; Lima beans. 81. 2Odl25: peas,
marrowfats sschSi; early June. sl19dLl5 lob
SSqsoc; salmon, lib. S5cGs2; S-lb tomatoes, $1a
LILO.
Coal and Coke.
Anthracite (all sizes 81 per ton; smokeless.
Winifrede: 81; kandwha. 81; Luhrig. 1915; Brazil
block, S3.G; Greene county, 50; Indiana lump,
ss;75 bi0 fS6p coke K; slack lac ba mlssi H sS'5S Der valley teS:
crushed coke, 12c per bushel. 50 per ton. Bags.
Zoe per ton extra
Alcohol, s2.57Q2. 20; asafoetida. 40c: alum. ga
&c; camphor. 6Sd7Oc: cochineal, 5oa55c: chloro-
form. SSqsSc; eo22eras. bris, Oe: cream tartar
genuine. sSaiOc: maenesis. carb., .-oz. 2OG2sc;
morphine. Il. e. w. per OF. S2.25d250; madden.
eamot. per ID, s.; opium. S.75ass5; quinine. P.
& w, per OF. 1880; balsam copaiba, $4,000;
s saap, f spson. f FEa I2a I ISfi sGda aou Si0s sa. a Sc s's saii:
peter. I0qlsc; turpentine. 40dSoc; glycerine, Ia
zoe: iOdids potassium: Sssg2 %: bromide socn sar Pots a.
12c; cinchonida. 4cQ45c; carbolic acid, 51ni'c'
cocaine, muir, {6.0ju6.Z3.
Dry Goods.
Bleached sheetinTs-Androscoggin L. &c: Berk-
ley. No. 60, Sac; Cabot. oAc, Capitol 9lzc' cum
Loom. nc: Farwell. sac: FitchY.lle, sizc: Full
Width. size; Gilt Edge. SIC: Giided Age; tHc;
7 nsn' PesbodT R0P P5c; Pepperei. "a. Isc: Peppereii.
iO-4. 21c: Anaros ,oggin. 90 Isc; Androscoggin
Brown sheetings-Atlantic A. Sc: Argyle. 5He:
Boot {. ACC: Bucks Head. &C; Clifton CCC.
Falls j, Sc; Hin Fine, &c; Indian Head. SIC:
PspPfressl "a H lie, Andr rsPSsssn. 1C-a. i hsS' Ahor0s-
Prints-AIlen 6ress styles. sc. Allen TR. 4zc:
mold long cloth b. nc: Arnold Lie. sue:
Cocheeo fancy; &c: Hamilton fsney: SC Merri-
Simpsons mornings. 4isc: simpsons Berlin
solids. sac. simpsons oil hnish. &C; American
Kid-hnished Observation-Disclosures. Szc: Warren.
3I4c: Slater. ia: GeEesee. SAC.
Tickings-Amoskeag AGA. l0izc: COnestOgs IF.
l2Lc: Cords 40. lliac. Cords T. HE: cords
ACE. nHc: Hamilton AWNINGS &c: Kimono
Oakland AT. &C.: Portsmouth. llizc. Susquehan-
ne. lei4c; Shetucket SW. &c; Shetucket r. sisc;
Ginghams-Amoskeag staples. 5i4c: Amoskeag
dress, &c. Bates, I4c; Lancaster. 5.c; Lancaster
dress. 20: Bates. &c. Fall du Nord. s..
Grain $3.50; American. $3.50:
Harmony $3.50; Stark. f6.
Flour.
Straight grades. Sd430. patent -four, $500
AS. spring wheat patents. S.i0a5.55-
Groceries.
Conee-Good. lOdi2c; prime. i2ditc; strictly
prime, l4Ql6c. fancy green and yellow, 1AC &c.
Java. 2s9s2c. Roasted-oid Government Java.
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BERTERMANN BROS.
New No. 24i Mass. ave. 22s n. Del 81. Tel $40.
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JOURNAL BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

ELEVATORS
Passenger and freight. Repairs and supplies
REEDY & CO. 'Phones-New 3iI0; old ZZlS2
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NOTICE.

NOTICE-Bauer's Dancing School opens Wednes-
day. oct. 2, at Germania Hall.
NOTICE-JOSEPH GARDNER, tin WORN and
furnaces, 80 Kentucky ave. Telephone 90.
NOTICE-If in need Of secondhand building ma
terial OF any description call on or phone THE
INDIANAPOLIS CO, 1918 Cornell
nv. New Phone 359S. OLD BUILDINGS
BOUGHT AND TORN DOWN.
All Advertisements inserted I'm these columns
are charged at very low rate OF . cents a line.
No Additional charge per line for blank or dash
lines. Telephone rs and your ad will be called
for
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ROUSE & MAYHEM. Practical Opticians
JOG Monument place. English Hotel block.
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a western RaiIwa,


once Of the Secretary. Cincinnati. o.. Sept.
Is, 1901
Notice is hereby given that the annual meet
fag OF the stockholders of the Indiana. Decatur
a Western Railway Company will be held at
the office Of the company in indianapolis. Ind.
Wednesday. Oct. 3. 1901. at 1 O'Clock p. M. for
the election OF three directors and the transac-
ton OF such other business as may properly
come before the meeting
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STORAGE.

sTORAGE-INDPLS WAREHOUSE CO.
W. +. kurtz. Pres. II. A Grassland. Mgr.
5l7-523 S. Penn. Telephones 1343.
We STORE. PACK and HAUL.
.sTOkAGE-The Union Transfer and Storage
Company. corner East Ohio street and Bee
line tracks: only nrst-class storage solicited.
GRATING n PACKING OF HOUSEHOLD
GOODS A SPECIALITY.
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Flour.

straight grades. pa4:O: patent nour. $40
AS: spring wheat patents. S.i0d5.55.
Groceries.
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Conee-Good. lOdi2c; prime. i2altc: strictly
prime, l4Ql6c: fancy green and yellow. $50 &C:
Java. 2s9s2c. Roasted-Old Government Java.
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IOST-AngOra female cat: color orange. with
brown eyes. Reward for Information or return
20 1872 Central avenue. New phone, 3O0l.
y Friday afternoon. gold stickpin. with
crescent and star; ! pearls in crescent. Return
20 assistant matron at wOrkhOuse. Reward.
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REAL ESTATE-Beautiful building lot below
Sixteenth ST. VIII sell less than assessed
value. Address Box 40l, care Journal
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AMUSE MENTs-
AMUsEMENTs.
1sENGLISH'SJ
Tonight and Tomorrow Night.

DIRECT FROM LONDON,
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tr~avaganza Triumph.
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