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building Permits.

George Bridwater. addition, es Haley street,
500.
A. G. Brown, addition. 1l4 churchman ave-
George A. Meadow. frame house, Broadway,
near Seventeenth street. $4,000.
George c. Pearson. brick house. Alabama, near
St. Joseph. S4, 900.
@. L. Noble and G. B.. Stats. brick and stone
block. Central avenue. near Twenty-hrst street.
$1,000.
Mrs. T.. j. Griffith. frame house, New Jersey
street. near Twelfth street. SA.500.
r. NJ. Amos. raze frame house, 1911 and 1913
North Delaware street. $500.
Mary a. Phipps, frame house. 1lO7 and 1lO9
Ashland avenue. s.. 500.
A. Sahm. four double frame houses, Oriental
street, near Tenth street. 81. 500 each.
Schussler. double frame house, lll9 and 1l2I
Lewis street. $685..
Charles Claner. kitchen. 1114 Fayette street.
w G. Taylor. frame house. Newman street.
near Twelfth street. 100.
William Helfenberger. addition, Mclean place,
$1,000.
Louise F.. Coburn. double brick house. 1900 and
1902 North Pennsylvania street, 5000.
r. B. futile. double frame house, COS and 6l0
Blake street. 5000.
John W. and Edward Schmidt. fire proof power
house. corner Pennsylvania and Maryland streets.
partial cost. 10000.
Tracy Price. addition. sos West Twenty-eighth
street. 500.
Daniel schulmeyer. frame dwelling. Applegate
street. 500.
r.. S. Ristlne. double frame house. English av-
enue, 5000.
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NEW BUSINESS CONCERNS.
Five Associations File Articles of In
corporation.

The following articles of incorporation
were filed yesterday:
The Ft. Wayne & Wabash Railway Com
pany; capital stock, $4,000; directors. G.
y. Dukes. r. n. Edwards. w. b. McClintic,
II. G.. Stewart, j. +. Unger, Il. j. Dukes and
+. w. Shirk. The road is to be constructed
from FIT. Wayne to Wabash, a distance of
forty-three miles.
The Mishawaka Cigar Manufacturing
Company; capital stock, $500; directors,
William Apes, Joseph Wachs. Charles
Mutchler, w. y. Martin and John Carroll.
The Trees Manufacturing Company, Of
Greenfield; capital stock. $4,000; directors,
T. ii. New, Il. w. Cline, l.. j.. Trees and
II. j. earle.
The Atlas Metal File Company, of FIT.
Wayne; capital stock, $4,000; directors.
Maurice Goldberger, G. $. Bash. j. NJ. Lam
denberger.
The Citizens Improvement Company, of
Frankfort: capital stock. $4,000: directors,
j. A Lucas, John F. Given. il Paris,
w. +. Sidwell, G. l.. Thompson, James Nc
Clammoch and II. c. Sheridan.
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Depot q. VI. Dept, JeffersOnville, Ind, March
20, 1yO1--Sealed proposals. in Duplicate, will be
received here until 10 o'clock a. m. Central
standard Time), April p, 1901. for the sale OF
flannel cuttings and miscellaneous materials. All
Information furnished on application. The right
reserved 10 reject or accept any or all proposals
or any part thereof. Envelopes containing pro-
posals should be marked Proposals for Pur-
chase of Cuttings and addressed TO the under
signed, c. r.. BARNETT. Deputy @. NJ. General
Depot Q. NJ. Dept. Jeffersonville. Ind, March
2S. 1sOl.-Sealed proposals.. in triplicate, will be
received here until 10 o'clock a. m, April 20,
1901, for furnishing and putting up wooden flag
STATS at National Cemeteries at Lexington and
Danville. Ky, and for stan and repairs TO ros-
trum roof at New Albany National Cemetery.
Indiana. Separate proposals required for each
cemetery. The United States reserves right 20
reject or accept any OF all proposals or any part
thereof. Information furnished On application.
Envelopes containing proposals should be marked
Proposals for FaE stafs." and addressed to G.
X. BARNET. Deputy Q. NJ. Gen.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS AND
PLUMBERS.

Office OF the Board of School Commissioners.
March 18th. 1901.
Sealed proposals will be received by the Board
apolis at the Office OF the business director until
2 o'clock p. m. April 18th. 1901, for the build
ing OF an eight 90 room addition 10 the Benjamin
Harrison School. corner Of Delaware and Walnut
streets.
Each proposal for the building must be accom-
panied by a certified check payable 10 the Board
OF School Commissioners OF the city Of Indianap-
oils for the sum OF five hundred dollars. as a
guaranty that the bidder will enter into a con-
tract with the said board and fe a satisfactory
bond within five days after the award OF the
said work.
Sealed proposals will also be received until 2
>. m. April i1tk. 1901. for the plumbing in said
building.
Each proposal for the plumbing must be ac-
companied by a certified check for three hundred
dollars. payable to the said board, as n guaranty
that the bidder viii enter into contract with the
said board and file a satisfactory bond within
five days after the award Of said work.
a failure on the part OF the contractor or
plumber TO enter into contract and file a salts
factory bond Gas required by the specifications
within the time mentioned above will forfeit tho
certified check and ali right and title to the said
contract.
Plans and specifications for all the above work
are on file in the office OF T. A. Winterrowd.
architect. Aetna building. indianapolis. on and
after April LIST. 1901.
The Board OF School Commissioners reserves
the right to reject any or all bids.
JNO. +. Business Director.
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Instruments filed for record In the recorders
Office OF Marion county, Indiana, for the twenty
four hours ending at ; p m, April l. 1901: as fur,
Comnany No 100 East Market street Both tel
ephOnes 30O5:
IS. Fletcher & Ramsey's Brookside add.
CBeville ave. bet 18th and 18th sts). ..... s., 10000
Louis Reinhart to Ernest F Werner ct
sts5 10000
John p, Golden to Thomas J. Hamilton.
sub Of outIot ifcs. Delaware St bet
Mccarty st and Madison ave. -. 15moO
A.. Hess, Lot II. Block "a. star add.
Corner Kingbridge ave and Ayres su.. 5000
Charles Z. Baaske 10 Christian n. Teck-
enbrock. Lot II. Pickens & Loftin's East
washington and New York stsS....',. 100000
George W. Blue to VIM. w. Dye ct ux..
part OF the 5 y of the $ e = OF the n e
T1 100000
Susan McKernsn to Myrtle AIloway, part
Fieteher's I'd Brookside add GMassa-
merce ave. 1000 90
Cook. Lot 233. DR.. Martins 2d New
York add. New York st, near Lam
c6as. b Cook to Leila B Huggler, Lot
New York st. near Lansing d. 10000
New York Investment Co. to James l..
Matheson. Lot lH. Dr. Martins I'd New
sing sts) 1000. 90
James l.. Matheson to Leila B. Huggier.
Lot ia. DR.. Martins "a New York
add. Corner New York and Bancroft
Sts) .-+.. 1VO
New York Investment Co. to VIM; 5.
Hastings. Lot 24O. DIR. Martins "a New
croft ST. 100000
Leila B. Huggler to P. c: weinberg Co,
Lots IA. 2ss and 24o. DR.; Martins I'd
New York add. New York ST near -,
Francis Hanieln to Lille F. wiIett. Lots
3 and 6 and part Of Lots Z and o.2d
East add. TO town OF Cumberland. ma
tional road and South st, near Wal
VIM. F.. Fisk to Winifred Wulf. Lot "a.
Allen & Roots North add. delaware
st. near 18th ST. .-...-.....-.- 100000
Downie, c y of Lot &c. Sec 30, Crown
Hill Cemetery 1900
S. Arthur Scott to Thomas e; Scott, Lot
1l5. Bruce Place add. college ave,
bet 21st and 22d sts) ....-...-."..... Loo
Indiana Savings and Investment Co. 70
Loretah b. Fulmer. Lot IL. Walkers
East Woodlawn add. English ave, bet
Keystone ave and st. Paul sO..:..-. 2Soc
George NJ. Smith. jr, and wife 10 Frank
of Lot AZ. Block 2. Tuxedo Park add.
Gladstone ave, bet Washington ana
New York sts) $1,000
Massachusetts, Mutual Life Insurance Co.
10 Minnie RI. Wiles. Lot 80, Strong &
Co.'S sub OF Block II, Johnson & Co.'S
add. Corner 10Th and Broadway sts).. $4,000
OF Lots l and .. McVey's sub OF Lot
Massachusetts ave, near Rural So. 5ss Oe
BENJAMIN A. Brown ct al TO h9cnei
Fietcher's LIST add to Rrightwood.
Brightwood st. near 18th sD...-...... 1900. 90
oliver Register and wife to Mona NJ.
Mazelin ct al. Lot e. So 10 = a.
Fletcher. jr.'s, North East add. CYAN
des It. bet 18th and Goth stsl..'""'.... 1900
Transfers, 30; total consideration e. ssS. lsl.oe
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VITAL STATISTICS-APRIL l
Births.

Della and Ora f. Copenhaver. sos North David
son street. girl.
Mary and Mority Eschenbach. city, boy.
Victoria and w. F.. White. 7S North Sheffield
avenue. girl.
Refine and Mrs. Montana. 541 East New York
street, boy.
Ella and Oris Francis. 135 Hoefgen street. boy.
May and Henry Stauch. 600 North Pine street,
boy.
Daisy and Alva II. Vickers. 1920 Adams street.
girl.
Emma and Charles c. Rudolph. III Hamilton
avenue. boy.
Mrs. and II. &. Goldrick. $50 Fletcher avenue,
boy.
zenith street, girl.
Mary and Henry Schrader. 9S7 West Washing
ton street. girl.
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Liberty. SC: Ernest z. Derck, Kokomo. So; John
q. Bremen. Geneva, 50.
Additional-James T. Murphy, National Mill
tary Home. Marion. $.
Restoration and Reissue-Justus Gunkel, Tip
ton. Sl7: Levi Hanna. Bloomfield. $40.
Renewal and ncrease-Mandori Brinaman,
Huntington, SO.
n~creas-Obedia Taylor. Marengo. si1; John
A. Holman. Llber, SO. Charles II. Moltz. But
Ter. SO. Josiah Haifey. Converse, SO; oliver ID.
Platt. St. Paul. s.. Richard Gilmartin. National
Military Home. Marion. $40. John b. Peck. New
Marion, s2.
Original Widows, etc.-Isabella Johnson. Mt.
Vernon. IS: Annie Peaceley, Jacksonville, IS;
Roxanna Wheeler, Oakdam. $: Mary Hixson
(mother). Ambia. So: special. accrued March
-. Maggie Gosney. Monrovia. si2; Louisa Duke.
Kokomo, IS: Martha A. Baker. Muncie. IS: Mar
garet ]. Sanders. Owensburg. x2-
War with Spain, Original-Frank l.. Hill. Fort
WAYNE. Sl2. Widows, etc.-Sarah j. Arnold
(motner). Fredericksburg. sz-
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March Traffic.

In the month of March there were handled
on the Big Four system proper 141. 7S4
loaded cars. an increase over March, 1900.
of II 1893. on the Peoria * Eastern there
were handled. i'm March, 1918 loaded cars,
a decrease. as compared with March. 1900,
of 215. On both systems there were handled
159. 2S4 loaded cars, against 147, 564 in March,
1900.
Last month there were transferred over
the Belt road SO. 492 cars. against 80. 900 in
March. 1900. Belt road engines handled, at
the s~tockyards. 1856 carloads of livestock.
against 3,490 in March. last year. and for
private switches on its line Ais cars,
against 4,0s3 in March, 1900.
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Deaths.

TIlie Steineker, elghty-two. Madison road.
seniiity.
street. cancer.
pearl R~lohwine. twenty-six. 1904 West Tenth
street. sepsis.
Lucinda Daubenspeck. eighty-one, % West
Tenth street. mitrai insuficiency.
Thomas G. Davis. siXty-three, 52S East North
street. pneumonia.
Ellen JesSup. thrty-four, lie West Tenth
street. pleuritis-
George Zimmerman. seventy-slx. 1898 East
Washington street. cerebral softening.
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Another Monon Rumor.

Wall-street Journal.
1t is said i'm inside circles that Southern
Railway is not likely to take over Monon.
and that there has never been any inten-
ton Of doing so. There is reason to believe
that Monon insiders some time ago be-
lieved that their road would ultimately be-
come part of the Southern system, but
found that certain interests did not favor
such a deal. There have been rumors that
Monon stocks were being bought by Louis
Vile IL Nashville interests. but these have
not received much credenoe and the inn
preston is strong that recent moves have
been the result of manipulation.
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pITTsByRG, CINCINNATI, CHI
CAG0 d ST. LOUIS RAILWAY co.
NOTICE.

Pittsburg. Pa. March Q. 1901.
Tho annual meeting OF the stockholders or the
Pittsburg. Cincinnati, Chicago q St. Louis Rail-
way Company will be held at the general Office
OF the company, in the city OF Pittsburg, Pa. on
TUESDAY. APRIL 8, 1901,
at II O'Clock a m. for the purpose OF receiving
tors TO succeed a like number whose term OF
service expires on that date. and transacting
such other business as may properly come before
the meeting
The transfer books viii be closed Saturday,
March 80, and ~reopened on Wednesday. April 10.
1901. s. Il. IGGETT
Secretary
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Marriage

Martin Kehl n Cordia Kinds.
Charles Smith and Mary Wright.
Leonard Schafer and Ola Whelchel
Tom NJ. Barnett and Frma +. Alfonte.
Frank W. Nohin n Doris Black.
4. Lincoln Kip and Anne II. Douglas.
Thomas ID. Garner and Daisy +. Johnson.
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The steamship Ophir. bearing the Duke
and Duchess of Cornwall and York on their
tour OF the world. arrived at Suez yester-
day morning. after having been detained
through the blocking OF the canal by q
dredger.
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FOR


. SALE-Mill plant; well located on Big Four
Railroad. new building. new boiler and en-
CINE. 100-horse power. Ground under ten years
lease: viii make satisfactory price for sale OF
this plant. Address c ?. care journal.
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Pensions for Veterans.

Certificates have been issued to the following
named Indianians:
O-rlglnal-Charles I. Garrett. Chalmers, So:
joel +. Morrow. HeItonyille. 50; John w. Short
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BICYCLES.

BIcYCLES-W. q. Wood. bicycle repairing:
surgical Instruments repaired. 10 Virginia ave.
BlCYcLES-If sou want enc OF the highest
grade, well known. new 1I01 fush foinf BIZ
cyciFs usaGe Tor only Sis. and want Il ON free
ten dayt trial before paying one cent. cut this
notice ouf and mail 10 SEARS. ROEBUCK 4
Co. Chicago. Ill. for free bicycle catalogue and
fall particulars.
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FOE

FOR SALE-New and second-class vehicles.
buggy tops. canopy tops. spring wagons and
buggy bodies: wheels. shafts. poles. cushions.
backs. dashes. tenders and springs. Call at 52s
q. Illinois ST NJ. H. GEYER-
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STANMERING.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES permanently cured.
Write for references and particulars The
BOgue School for Stammerers. 433 N. Illinois IT.
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DR.. w. w. GEORGE
Old l Es5a O~steopath s ! e; 3 ] :

6I3 stevenson BuildInc

p. NJ. time 10 i'm BLACK hgures.-Trains marked
thus: daily. s-Sieeper. P-Parlor Car. O.
Chair Car, D-Dining Car. Except Sunday.
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CHIROPODIST.



WELCH & WIFE. the only painless chiropOdists
that remove corns for 25c- SO w Washington
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. marble and granite
works. l7 y. Delaware. Old phone 99S.
MONUMENTS-Original and artistic work. NJ.
II. FARRELL, PAL w. Wash. St, opposite
Statehouse.
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WANTED-The many articles for the home at
Chambers , and i0-cent store. 80 w. Wash
sngton. should be seen TO be appreciated. Gail
and inspect.
WASTED-Those having cancer or tumor 10
write for free book on home treatment OF this
disease by absorption. Address DIR. q. H.. MA
son. Chatham. y. y
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DENTISTRY.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES dentistry; thirty years
experience. 5. +. EARHART. ia Washington
street. Call and get prices.
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FOR SALE-New and secondhand safes. A.
& SONS. 46 Virginia av.
FOR SALE-The Automatic Shade Company.
The only exclusive window shade house in
city. ) Pembroke Arcade.
FOR SALE-Machinery. Woodworking machin-
cry for small planning mill In the city. Singly
or as a whole. Shafting, belts. etc. Address
Room 1873 Stevenson building.
FOR SALE-Splendid bakery and confectionery
shop: established 4S years. poor health reason
for selling. best stand IN city for making money.
MRS. CARTER. III n. Illinois st.
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NOTICE-MAGAZINES bound: ISL n. Meridian
81. J. ~ SON
at W. r. and inspect
his spring line Of suitings, corner OF Virginia
av. and East 81.
NOTICE-Consult rs about your eyesight. Ex-
animation free to ali. HICAG OPTICAL
Co. 1g West Ohio street.
~NcTICE-Month of April Is the time TO file
mortgage exemption afadayits. only 25c each.
BOOTH. Notary. 731 Law building.
the leaks in the tin and slate
work OF your house repaired by JOSEPH
80 Kentucky ave. Telephone S22
NOTICE-Ladies to call at Chambers 3 and 10
cent store and see the mammoth display OF arti-
cles OF every description. 80 w. Washington ST.
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REAL ESTATE.


REAL ESTATE-Insure your property with
FRANK K
REAL ESTATE-Insure your property with JO-
SEPH ". SELYAGE, % Lombard building.
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WANTED-First-class furniture hnishers. water
rubbers and p~olishers. Apply at once, THE
l. Works indianapolis. Ind.
nrst-class machinists. familiar
with locomotive erecting shop work. Standard
pay. Address SUPT. MOTIVE POWER AND
EQUIPMENT. Toledo, st. Louis < Western
Railroad, Frankfort. Ind.
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WALL PAPER.

BARGAINS. HOFFMAN e. ROUSE,
WALL PAPER.
10S North Illinois Street.
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MASSAGE AND BATHs.
FOR L

MASSAGE. and baths.
l451 w. Washington ST., second floor.
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TO MISUNDERSTANDING building. with power:
best location tn the city. Apply BRYCE
BAKERY.
. RENT-Six rooms and bath. Holloway fat.
1rsf floor. So. 25 East Michigan street OF Cen
trsl Trust Company.
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MASSAGE.
MONUMENTS.


MASSAGE-Dr. Forests new facial mass
roller. T.. l. HEARNE, $50 S. Delaware 81.
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GIN. HAN. 4 DAYTON RY.

A&A City Ticket Office. Is W. Wash. St
z4x Cincinnati express sc...slIo sI2H
6s<tE1rA Cincinnati fast mail. e...s6H sCJ
@KkS GIN. and Dayton ex. p. no IS s1O.35
Ioiedo and Detroit express, p.-..-..tlo5 1888
CINCINNATI and Dayton ex. y .---.-..fS-4o Zig
Cincinnati and Dayton limited. p d--.t45 f3-2d
Cincinnati and Dayton express .....s7.O2 r7.x6
Toledo and Detroit express..-....'s.0 2 f7.26
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CHI. IND. A louis. RY
LANE FRIF a WENrERN n. ~

Toledo. Chicago and Michigan ex...-.r.W sfoa
Toledo, Detroit and Chicago. iim..@12.2O 1925
Muncie. Lafsy'te and Laporte spec.t7.20 lO2
INDIANA. DECATUR a WESTERN RyY.
Decatur and ST Louis mail and ex...tss "a al
Chicago express. p t2 40
Tuscola accommodate AZ x10N
Decatur & 81 Louis fast er. sc....i1.lo .A0
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RESTAURANTS.
TO LET.


RESrAURANTS-Barton's cafe Is the best in
city. try our i5c meals. L6 ". Washington.
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WANTED-AC3IE PAPER y FRESCO
CLEANERS. Uniting "a speciality. Can be
done over old paper. HENRY AILOR AZ
Massachusetts, avenue New Phone. J564. old.
WANTED-The ladies' OF indianapolis to visit
DR. CELIA MDONALD. 1924 Stevenson build
ing. Her specially IS treatment Tor facial blem-
ishes. birth marks. mOles. superfuous hair, pig
mentations. a lesson in educational hygiene
given with each treatment. massage by all best
modes. manual. electrical and Swedish. DR..
Mcdonald has had large sanatorium practice.
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ST0VES CMODEL STEEL RANGES AZ
stoves. Quick Meal steel ranges and gesolii
goods HOME STOVE co. 40 5. Meridiar St.
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AGENTS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. buttons: Gen.
Funston's. Mrs. Nations and Buffalo. Par
tlculars for stamp, references furnished.
YOHNER q CO., Des Moines, Ia.
WANTED-Reliable agents In every county to
sell Chemical. Powder. Fire EXtinguisher; put
up in decorated metal tubes: sells on sight: best
fire protection: any child can handle ii. Address
Milwaukee. Wis
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FIRE INSURANCE.
HAT RENOVATORs.


INSlRANCE-Insure your property with j
SETH ". SELNAGE, - Lombard building
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Instruments filed for record In the recorders
Office OF Marion county. Indiana, for the twenty
four hours ending at ) p. m. April 1. 1901, as fur
nished by the Indiana Title Guaranty and Loan
Company, No. 100 East Market street. Both tel
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STOVES.


HAVE your hats cleaned and pressed. styles
changed. DE PUXS. 22 T.. New York ST.
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FOR -RENT-HOUsEs.



TO LET-See list at 1S1 e. Market; gre
floor. GREGORY & APPEL.
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MACHINERY.


thoroughly cleaned, 75c room. Capt
toll Carpet Cleaning Works. Both phones SlS
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-04-14

governor eyed us askance, and profess
S1onal instinct impelled a couple of ward
ems to close up. who on earth would
have dreamt Of seeing you here?" I sup
pressed smile at the obvious retort
Alas! you see your prophecy was only
debt. Do you remember our calling on
poor Musgrave at Holloway? You must
let him know that we are now brethren
in distressi" and Sourikoff laughed
heartily at the idea.
But the mirth sounded hollow and my
friends features were no longer those
of the gay and debonnaire spendthrift of
gard, and there were little lines about
the mouth that told of anxiety and un-
rest. His shabby serge suit, too. hung
aWkwardly, and his hair streaked with
gray, was unkempt. Two years had
converted Alexis Sourikoff into a plain
looking, middle-aged man.
conversation followed In English
winch the governor politely requested us
to continue in French Gen. Kroft
duration, and even accepted a seat and
cigarette. for popular superstition not
WltnStandmg, prison rules in Russia are
ELASTIC. AT length we rose to depart
ana SourlkoH bade me as CHEEKY a fare.
wen as though he were about to accom-
pany me to world of freedom IL shall
soon be out, We're his last words. ssAft-
er all, it's only a miserable tsiIor,s hini
Good-by Luttrell, old man. Wen have
some good times yeti" And I left the
cell with lump in my throat. for tbera
IS gayety that can be more pathetic
Nthan tears. pfliiee IN
he told you he was in for Gebto" said
KEPT with a grim smile, as the cell door
clos sed ana We resumed our rounds.