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Voluntary Relief.

In October the Pennsylvania lines west
disbursed to members Of the Voluntary
Relief Association in death benefits from
accident $1,000. from natural causes $500,
in disablement benefits from accidents So
451.60, on account of sickness $S.25 10, a to-
tai OF $S4, 1858. IS, paid to L39S employees of the
road. or in case of death their legal heirs.
Since July 1. 1889, there has been disbursed
TO members of the association in death
benefits from accident-there being 55S
d~eaths-S329, 1919; in death benefits from
natural causes-1,5 500 deaths-$933, $40. So; in
disablement benefits from accidents. 1884,
O34S0; in benefits on account of sickness,
81, 09S. +0O.50. a grand total of So, 246, O19. O2.
During that period 141, 652 employees, or in
case of death their legal heirs, have drawn
benefits.
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PREMIER A MIDDLE.
An Injunction Sought to Prevent a
sale Being COnsummated.

Argument began yesterday before Judge
McMaster, of the Superior Court, on a
petition for an injunction TO prevent a sale
of the Premier steel plant. The room was
crowded with men interested in big cor
porations and steel interests and corpora
ton lawyers. The petition was filed by
stockholders in the Central Steel Company,
successor to the Premier Steel Company.
At a meeting of the board of directors it
was decided TO sell the plant for $4,000.
Major Collins. president of the company,
was given the right TO dispose of the plant.
He secured an option from the Cramp Steel
Company whereby the Cramp concern was
to pay the Central Steel Company $4,000 in
cash. $40 600 of its preferred stock and $40
600 of its common stock. Part of the stock
holders objected TO this sale, on the ground
that it should be sold for a cash considera-
ton of $4,000. and filed a petition for in
junction TO prevent the sale. Collins and
the defendant stockholders and the Cramp
Steel Company aver that the sale was
made in good faith.
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SEALED


Proposals for Corn BrOoms-St Louis. Mo
November "a. 1901. Sealed proposals. I'm trfpli-
cate. will be- received here until y o'clock noon
November -. 1901, for furnishing the st. Louis
depot with l5.tC0 Corn Brooms. L. :. reserves
right 10 accept or reject any or all proposals. or
any part thereof m and specifications
furnished on application Envelopes containing
proposals TO be marked Proposals for corn
Brooms. addressed 1t. Col c. X. BARNETT.
Depot Quartermaster.
Sealed Proposals will De received at the office
OF the Superintendent OF the L.. :. Mint tnsw1
Sixteenth and Spring Garden streets. phIadAI
phia. Pa. uatl ~ IN. Tuesday. Dec. 10. lh)i
and then opened. for the sale OF old material
now in the T.. ;. Mint lOldl. Chestnut and
Juniper streets. Philadelphia. Pa. as foIlows
Engines. Boilers. Skating. Draw-benches
Scale wagon. Rolling Mills, Grinding Ma
chine. Drill Press. Lead. Copper. Iron. Furni-
ture. etc. in accordance with specifications.
copies OF which. with blanks proposals and
other Information. may be had on application 10
HENRY X. BOYER. Superintendent.
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NEGRO HEAVILY FINED.
Lucian Thomas Sent to the WOrkbOuse
Other Cases Tried.

Lucian Thomas, colored, who lives at 1912
Martindale avenue, and was arrested Sat
urday night on a charge of public in
decency, was sent to the workhouse yes
terday on a fine of 500 and costs and ninety
days Imprisonment. His case was an ag-
gravated one, and he is thought TO be the
negro of whom nearly a hundred women
have made complaint.
Harry Church, charged with burglary and
grand larceny, waived examination and
was bound over to the grand jury. His
wife and Tracy and Alma Ramsey, who
are thought to have been implicated in his
stealings, will be tried this week.
The Greek candy and peanut vendors
were i'm court charged with violation of the
city ordinance forbidding peddlers TO re-
main in one place on the streets longer
than is necessary to make one sale. Each
was fined 81 and costs.
Thomas Roark, who was arrested Satur-
day night and charged with keeping a
gambling house, was fined $25 and costs.
The fine was larger than is usual In such
cases because he had permitted boys TO
frequent his place and shoot craps. Nine
men and boys charged with visiting a gam
bling mouse were each fined 50 and costs.
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LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES HIGH AND
IN LARGE DEMAND.
Poultry Probably Will lie Plentiful
and in Moderate Price-Quiet
Times on the Grain Markets.

During the present week fruits and vege-
tables are to have their inning. That poul-
try is to be low enough and in sufficient
supply to feed all is no longer questioned,
but as to fruits and vegetables the story is
different. Apples. oranges and bananas,
and, in fact, everything that is desirable
to eat in these lines. is selling high as COM
pared with the corresponding period of last
year. 1t would require more than a prophet
to correctly forecast the Irish potato stu
alton. but 81 a bushel is as high as they
yet sell. and some inferior stock sells at go
to IS cents a bushel. Farmers are asking 80
cents from wagons. The car shortage with
this condition of things is unfortunate, as
potatoes are plentiful in the Northwest.
Other products pay so much better freight
rates that it is almost impossible to get
cars to handle potatoes. New York had a
good crop, but they are reported as rot
ting badly. Onions are scarce and adVanc-
ing in price. Cranberries are active ana
much choice fruit is offered. Celery be-
gins to sell rapidly in the grocery trade.
Beans are higher. and, in fact. all staple
articles rule firm. Tropical fruits are faSt
movers. Some choice Florida oranges are
now offered. CALIFORNIA; are not yet COM
ing on the market very freely. Jamaicas
are having some call, but are less In de-
mand than Floridas. Prices remain much
the same as last week. Canned goods are
moving more freely and prices are flrmer,
but have not advanced. There is some In
quiry for dried fruits. Butter of high grade
is in active request and the market con-
tinues strong under the influence of an act
i've demand. Eggs rule firm, with a light
supply of fresh stock. Cheese is hrmer.
Receipts of poultry of all kinds are liberal
and prices of hens and chickens, although
unchanged, are weak. Turkeys are firm at
quotations and it is thought higher prices
will be asked after the present shipments
are in, as probably there will be a scarcity
after Thanksgiving. Provisions are moving
fairly well for this season of the year. Dry
goods houses are experiencing a fair trade,
but not as good as earlier in the month.
Prices, as a rule, are firm, unless 1T be on
American prints.
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Not War. After AL.

THE men went down like falling leaves"
The nervous person read.
The enemy fell back in rOut,
Their captain almost dead.
They dragged him past the danger-line,
And then renewed the fight"
All. met the nervous person unused,
Such actions are not right"
Again they met" he read along.
And loud the wounded mourned."
"Oh. that the Beers would sue for peace"
The nervous person groaned.
The held was full the paper said.
''Of most heartTcnding scenes
This must have been" the nervous man
Said. in the Philippines"
with shouts and yells the fighters met
And battled hand To hand
He threw the crumpled paper down
Twas more than ne could stand.
But soon he picked IL up again.
Ard glanced az II once more.
And smiled when meath the CORY tale
lie saw a football score.
w. ID. Nesbit. in Baltimore American
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Death Of John GroSch.

John Grosch. of 5g7 East New York street.
who had lived in this city for more than
fifty years. died yesterday morning. He
was born in Germany in 1923 and came to
Indianapolis in 1S4S. driving from BaIti-
more. He was driver of the first Adams
Express Company wagon in indianapolis
In 1865 and 1867 he built Mozart Hail on
South Delaware street and opened a whole
sale and retail liquor store there. He re-
tired from business fifteen years ago. He
was a member of the Druids. the Knights
of Pythias and the Odd Fellows and was
one Of the founders Of the German Pioneer
Society. He leaves "a widow and five chill
dren.
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JOURNAL BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

BERTERMANN BROS..
New No. 2i Mass. av.. 22S y. Del. ST. Tel. $40.
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4 BARRIERS Union Card.

The BARRIERS Union yesterday won it's
replevin suit in Justice Shocks court
against Edward Fowler. a South Illinois
street barber. for possession of a Bar
bers' Union card. Fowler's. BARRIERS for
merry belonged TO the union and were sus-
pended. but ne still kept the card. When
the secretary OF the union called for IL
Fowler refused 10 give it up and a suit in
replevin was filed. The union has now
filed suit against Fowler for $50 damages
for retaining the card when he had no
right 10 il, and hearing was set for next
Tuesday
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CORA
A Comfort in Latest Models.
sold only bX
II VIM. II. o CO..

32l3G33c: finest Mocha and Java. 2sd3Oc: Java
blend. pc: Fancy blend. 1Sc; Golden blend, l5c.
O.15c: Jersey. n.25c; Caracas, 10. 75c; Dutch Java
blend, l0.75c; DillwOrth's. 1L2Sc; Mail Pouch.
600 friction top tins in basket. 11.5Oc: Elite
(cartons), 10 2Sc; Good Luck. 15.5Oc; Good Luck
Sugar-City prices: Dominoes, 5.S2c; cut loaf.
5:S2c; powdered. sac; XXXX powdered, sic;
extra fine graduated, 5.S2c; graduated. hve-lb
bags. 5.37c; graduated, twO-lb bags. 5.37c: cubes.
/ Columbia a. 4.S7c: ? Windsor A. 4Ssc: 8
Ridgewood A, 4.S2c; 4 Phoenix A, i.77c; 5 Empire
H e.; t q. 4.59 laes : R S9,dsR Exi Exc { g Sc i2c W YeIIsW
Elk. c. 4.37c; 10 Yellow c. 4.S2c; II Yellow. 4.27c:
Y Yellow. 427c; 10 Yellow. 4I1c; IA Yellow. 4.17c;
saith car lots. sOcasi: small lots. s1aL1O.
15a1Sc; cassia, 15Q1sc; nutmegs. -5oq65c per ID.
or bs naTy- ba 30 T Iogp " Bgi s2.1 red kI brine Pss S
S2.75qS; Lima beans. ID. 6lzd7c
Molasses and syrups-New Orleans molasses.
fair to prime. 2sqS3c; choice. SS@42c: syrups. q
Rice-Louisisna ma, 44asl4c; Carolina. slsaS,4c.
Shot-sLe5a1.7O per Tag for drop.
Lead-6kT7c for pressed bars.
Wood Dishes.No / per loo, s2a2yo; No. ?.
Twine-Hemp, 12G1Sc per ID, wool, SqlOc; fax,
2oMSOc; paper. 2Se; jgte. l2ai5e; cotton. lSa25e
.5N5 9S d.enWarsG l tubs; $685.; Noi 2 tubs:
2-hoOp pals, sI.4Od1.5O; double washboards. S2Zj
az. 70; common washboards. sL5Oql75; clothes
Iron and steel.
Bar iron. 2.J0c: horseshoe bar. 275G3c; nail
rod. &c; pillow slabs, 4.5Oc: American cast steei,
sole; tire steel, 303l9c; spring steel. 4l3@5c.
Leather.
Oak sole. 3saS7c: hemlock sole. 27as5c: har-
ness. 24d40c: skirting. 26di0c; single strap. 4lM
45c; city kip, 60GS5c; French kip. 90cMSl20: city
calfskin, S0cT$l10; French calfskin, Sl204LS5.
Nails and Horseshoes.
Steel cut nails. s.. 65: wire nails, from store.
s265 rates: from mill. S265 rates. Horseshoes.
per keg. 81. mule shoes. per keg, $50; horse
nails. S4d5 per box. Barb wire, galvanized,
BIS; painted, $40.
Oils.
Linseed. raw. SIC per gal: linseed oil. boiled,
5Sc per gal: coal oil. legal test. Sizn1iizc; bank.
47d5Oc: best straits. soc; Labrador. 6Oc: West
Virginia lubricating. d30c: miners i0c; lard
oils. winter strained. in brls. J0G60c per GAL
half brls, &c per gal extra
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Denfhs.

Tulie Genes. thirty. i3 Toledo street, heart
ciseaSe.
Elmer HeTrick. twenty-eight, st Nlncents
Hospital. pneumonia.
Mary Lightfoot. sixteen. 1913 Orange street,
tuberculosis.
T. W Skillman. twenty-three. 80 Rockway
avenue. accident.
Hannah Lake. seventv-eight. 1lJ South Ne
Tidlan street. seuility-
Fred Mattock. tventy-six, 100 East Eleventh
street, pancreatic cyst.
Rose shaughnessy. seventy-four. Pa Baking
street. apopieNy-
Adam Miller. hfty-two. iZ7 Vermont street.
tuberculosis.
Elizabeth schaub. cizhty-three. 925 North Ala
bana street. apOpleXy.
Lydia Barker. ffty-seyen. 1916 Yandes street,
gall stores.
james Pope. elghty-three. COS Bright street.
senility.
James Monroe Ruby. s~ixty-one. 1926 Nevada
street. cancer.
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Mckinley Monument subscriptions.

Secretary Jones. of the Indiana auxiliary
committee of the Mckinley Monument As
ISOLATION, said yesterday that the cOntribu-
lions received from this city aggregate
nearly $1,000. He is receiving many letters
from factories with subscriptions inclOsed
from employers and employees. All the dis
tricts IN the State are now thoroughly
organized. each county having its separate
committee working in conjunction with the
district committee and the State commit
tee. a Ninth district meeting will be neld
at Frankfort to-day and the Tenth district
will also meet to-day at L~afaNette.
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VITAL STATIsTICs-Nov. 25.
Rirfh..

Joseph C.. and Amelia seyfied. 81 vinton
street. boy.
Geo,ge and Hattie Toilette. Jos Kansas street
girl
many and Nellie Patterson, al West Ihir-
e. nth street. b0y.
Thomss ?. and Nora Barrett. SIS Chadwick
street. boy.
charles and Emua Aicheie, 1881 Hendricks
sIest. uuy.
Ernest and -- Greenlein. ISL Shelby street
CIR.
Albert and Lilly shwlng. sos West walnu'
street. twins. girls.
street. boy.
william and Mary Kennedy. l55 North Ar
seual avenue. girl.
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EPISCOPAL CHURCHES.
Annual Election of Officers Held Mt
Three of Them.

Elections of wardens and vestrymen were
held i'm Christ Church. Grace Cathedral
and Holy Innocents Church last night. The
election for st. Paul Episcopal Church
will not be held until next Monday night.
The election at Grace Cathedral resulted
in c.. a. Munson and w. II. Archdeacon
being chosen wardens, and Louis Rowland,
Meredith Nicholson. w. II. Buttolf and
c. r. Coffy vestrymen.
The election at Holy InnOcentS Church
resulted in the old officers being reelected,
as follows: Fred Lorenzo and j. .. Strick-
Ter. wardens; Frank Goshen. Edward Ped
low. +. O. Pennicke. Charles Read. j. $.
Curry and John Pennicke. vestrymen.
At the parish meeting held at Christ
Church last evening the following officers
were elected: w. y. Taylor. senior war
den; ID. T. Bacon, junior warden; vestry-
men-W. II. Armstrong. Il. b. Peck, George
w. Sloan, w. d Pratt. j. n. Lilly, g. y.
Sudlow, c. r. Merrifeld.
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HELP.

T. ). Army. able-bOdied, unmar-
ried men. between ages of q and 35: citizens
OF United states OF good character and temper
ate habits. who can speak. read and write En-
EliSh. For Information apply 10 Recruiting Of
ncer. p North Illinois ST. indianapolis. Ind.
MANTED-Young men and women to write for
our free booklet Are Your Hands Tfed?' Il
tells how we have helped thousands TO supper
themselves while we qualified them for high
salaried positions in Engineering or Architecture.
Write the INTERNATIONAL CORRESPOND
ENCE SCHOOLS, Box 1916. Scranton. Pa, or
call day or evening at the Indianapolis office,
Stevenson building.
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Poultry and Other Produce.

prices paid by shippers.)
Young turkeys, 10 to II pounds, &c per ID;
hens. 5I2c; cocks, &c; young chickens, 51zc;
ducks. &c.
Cheese-New York full cream, 1Sc; domestic
Swiss, lie; brick. 14c; limburger, 13c.
-Butter-Choice roll, 11q12c per ID; poor. No. 2.
S610c.
Eggs-20c per dozen.
Beeswax-3oc for yellow. pc for dark.
Wool-Merchantable medium, Ice; bury and
understandable, Base less; coarse grades, lac,
fine merino, 1O612c; tub washed, 24d27c.
Feathers-Prime geese, SOC per Id; prime duck,
zoe per 10.
Green-salted Hides-No. l.. size; No. 2. 7hc;
No. l calf, 1019c; No. ? calf, Size.
Grease-White. 4c; yellow. 9i9c; brown, 2hc.
Tallow-No. L. 4I2c; No. ., &c.
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NOTICE.

The Board OF Trustees Of the Central Indiana
Hospital Tor Insane viii receive sealed proposals
until Friday. NOV. -. at ID a. m. for furnish
ing n fun line ~ supplies for the month OF
D-cembef. 1901.
Requisiti0n book viii be on ho az Room g..
StateEOuse. from and after Monday. Nov. IS,
1871. ~ order OF Board OF Trustees.
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Charles Mcafurray and Mar r Anderson
r hard Krachenfeis and Louise Heck
Mack Ban tlsy and Laura Crabtrae.
samuel Parker and Anna In9mf son
Green Mitchell and Ella X. Johnson
jerome g. KurtzIau and Eate4ia Marion Nc
Cune.
Silas Bank and Lucy MCscley-
Harry GiEum and Hazel Eeichwein.
William q. COT and Josie cummings.
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WANTED-Any person who will distribute cir
Culars for s. daily should address
CO. : Wells. Chicago. Steady position. No
canvassihg.
WANTED-Every boy in city to be 5Iven a pair
OF good. warm gloves for selling morning
Journals Can also make nice sum by selling.
For particulars call at OFFICE.
carrier room. between 6 and Z, or and 10
o'clock any morning.
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CLEARING HOUSE.


Office of the indianapolis Clearing House Asso-
citation.
The associated banks Of indianapolis will he
closed ON Thursday. Nov. y. CThanksgfvfns
day). Paper maturing on that day should be
attended 10 on Wednesday, Nov. q.
GEORGE G. CALVERT. Manager
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WkNTED-HELP


WANTED-SG weekly copying letters at home
either sex, enclose two stamps with applica-
ton. LAKE SHORE MERCANTILE co. Dept.
p. Chicago.
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STORAGE.

STORAGE-The Union Transfer and Storage
Cumpany. corner East Ohio street ana Bee
line tracks, only nrst-class storage solicited
GRATING AND OF HOISEH n N
OOD A SPECIALITY.
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INTERURBAN TIME CARD.


UNION ThAJIIOS Liars.
station 10 Dnion Block. ~ iarsland II.
Trains leave Maryland and Illinois streets at
AIS a. m. and hourly thereafter until HIS
D.. m. for Anderson. Muncie. Alexandra, Ma
rion, ElwoOd and way stations. Limited trains
Cor Muncie without stop, except at Anderson.
leave 1880 and 1880 a. M. 4:30 and 100 9. m.
Fare on these trains. SOC to Muncio. 60c TO An
derSou-
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RAILROAD TIME CARD.

4. II. time - in BLACK ngures-Tratns marked
thus; DAILY. S-Sleeper. P-Parlor Car, O.
Chair Car. D-Dining Car. Except Sunday.
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The Foul Fiend

that murders while you
sleep is what sewer gas
from old fashioned. out
of-date plumbing is.
Disease and death steal
on you like a thief I'm
the night when your
sewer pipes and plumb
ing are defective. Take
proper precautions and
rout the fiend by having
a scientific plum Der put
In up-todate and ssni-
tary plumbing appli-
ances, and protect your
home { rom infection.
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Produce. Fruits and Vegetables.

Malaga Grapee-Heavy weights. $50 per brl.
Cranberries-S2.35 per bu; 81 per brl
Bananas-Per bunch. No. !. $l.15GZ' NO. = >l.Z'
oTanges-Jamaicas. 1925; Mexican, s9.25; Flor
LemonsIMessina 800 to box. choice. 50; fan
Potatoes-sOcas1 per bu.
OniOns-S1.2 % per bu: Spanish, Sl2 per crate.
~Honey-White. lSc per 10; dark, lie.
Caulhower-S1.J per dOz-
AppIes-Cooking apples, s3.25a3.75 per brl; eat
ing apples. 81 per brl; fancy, A9VGo' Ben Da-
Sweet Potatoes-Jersey 50. per brl: Bal
Figs-New California. ec for l0-lb box
Chestnuts-$5.5Gd6 per bu.
Cabbage-Danish. SIS per brl. 81 per 100 lbs;
Grspes-concord. isa2oc per basket; pony Ca
tawbas. lie per basket.
S~heii6ark Hickory Nuts-sL75 per bu; large
hickory nuts. Sl25 per bu.
Black Walnuts-75c per bu.
Persian Dates-60-lb boxes, 5u5l2c per 10.
CocOanuts-5Oc per doz.
C~ider-si.75 per brl. s2.75 per half brl.
Provisions.
arc; is lbs average. nAal2i=c; u lbs average.
l2d12iac.
B-accn-Clear sides. 20 10 50 lbs average. Ice;
30 10 20 lbs average, i0hc; 20 20 30 lbs average.
iOizc; clear bellies, 20 TO 30 lbs average. i04c; Is
70 = lbs average, l1s2c, ~ 70 10 los average,
16 lbs average. 1Oi4c. S 20 ? lbs average, lOac;.
In dry salt nc less.
Shouiders-iS 10 20 lbs average. sLc; Is lbs av-
erage, s&c; 10 10 Il lbs average, Skc.
seeds.
Seed clover. prime. s5.Nas English clover.
Crimson clover. Si.50a5. Timothy. prime. $50
GEO; extra prime. S2.6oa2 20. Fancy Kentucky
chard grass. sL25gLS5. Red top. SOcg,L7A En-
glish bluegrass. S227gS.
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MONUMENTS.


MONUMENTS. Diener. so z. Washington.
Tel 2525. Branch works +. entrance Crown Hill.
MONUMENTS-Indfana Marble and Granite
Works Encaustic. tile floors, marble and tile
waiascoting. 17 y. Delaware. Old Phone 9S
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NOTICE.

N~OTICE-Hav the leaks in the tin and State
work OF your house repaired by JOSEPH
80 Kentucky av. Telephone go.
In need OF seconG-nand building ma
terial q any description call on or phone THE
INDIANAPOLIS WRECkING o IOl5 Cornell
sv. New Phone 359S. OLD ID
BOUGHT AND TORN DOWN
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Drugs.

Alcohol. 81. 6Od2. IS: asafoetida. 4Oc; alum. Eva
4c: camphor. 6Sd7Oc: cochineal. JOG55c: chloro-
form. 5Sd65c: copperas, brls, soc; cream tartar,
pIre. 3OaS3c: indigo. 65aSOc: licorice. Calab.
genuine, 35G40c; magnesia, carb., 2-oz.. goa 22c:
morphine. p. & w, per or, 81. 45d2.6O; madden,
13T16c: oil. castor. per gal, SL15a1.25 oil. ber-
gamot. per III. So: opium. So. 15d3.SO: quinine. p.
& W.. per or. 34qSsc balsam c,opaiba. 55dSOc:
salts. Epson. 1lzd4c: sulphur -four. 2%q5c; salt
peter. l6G14c; turpentine. 40qJ0c; glycerine. Ia
Doe. iodide potassium. 81. 80; bromide potas-
stun. 5566Oc; chlorate potash, 15Q20c; borax. 9d
lie: cinchonida, 4Od45c; carbclic acid, S7G47c;
cocaine- MUIR.
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Dry Goods.

BIeached Sheetings-Androscoggin L.. 7lbc:
Berkiey. No. SO. sac; Cabot, &c; Capitol. nc:
Cumberland. &c; Dwight Anchor. Sc; Fruit of the
Loom. rae: Farwell. nc: Fitchville. &c; Full
Width. 5isc: Gilt Edge. 5lzc; Glded Age. 4&c:
HfH. nc; Hope. 7Izc; Linwood, T4c; LonsdaIe
nc: Peabody. size; Pepperell. 81, l9c: PepperelI.
1914. ole; Androscoggin, 9-4, 49,; Androscoggin'
1O-4, Ole.
Brown sheetings-Atlantic A. SC: Argyle. Sic:
Boot c. 4kc; Bucks Head. &c: Clifton CCC.
SIC: Constitution, i0-inch. 61zc; Carlisle. 4O-inch.
&C; Dwight star. &c: Great Falls f. sac: Great
Falls ]. sc: Hill Fine. &c; Indian Head. 6Lc:
Pepperen r. SIC: Pepperell. 1914. 19c; Andres
coggin. 81. lie; AndroscOggin, 10-i, lSc.
Prints-Allen dress styles. sc; Allen TR. 4i5c:
Allen robes. size; American indigo. 4I.c: Ar
mold long cloth 3, Tac: Arnold Lie. 6ILc.
Cocheco fancy. SC; Hamilton fancy, &c: Merri-
mac pinks and puppies. SEC; Pacific fancy. Sc:
simpsons MORNINGS. 4I2c; simpsons Berlin
solids. she: Simpsons oil finish. &c; American
shirtfngs. &c. black white. &c; greys. &c.
3Izc: Slater, sac: Genesee. 3&c.
Tickings-AmOskeag AGA. l0izc: Conestoga BF
Pic: Cords 40. lice; Cords T. llIsc; Cords
ACE. 11i2c; Hamilton awnings. Sc: Kimono
fancy. lie: LenOx fancy. 1Sc: Methuen "A. lOi9c.
oakland AT. &c: Portsmouth. l1lac: Susquehan-
ma. l2lsc; Shetucket SW. &c: Shetucket +. 6iac:
swift River, 5i2c.
observation-disclosures staples. 5Ec: Amoskeag
dress. &c; Bates. 5lzc; Lancaster. &c: Lancaster
dress. &c: Bates. Sac; Toll du Nord, Sc.
Grain Bags-Amoskeag. $3.50; American. $3.50:
Harmony 81 "a. stark SIG