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FLEET OF THE LIBERALS
HAS ATTACKED THE COLUMBIAN
PORT OF RIO HACHA.
Venezuela Is Not Concerned Nor Is
the Venezuelan Navy Engaged
Rio Hacha Probably Taken.

NEW YORK, Sept. 9.-The statement
given out by the Colombian minister at
Washington that a Venezuelan fleet was
bombarding the port of Rio Hache is de-
MED by DIR. A. J. Restrepo. diplomatic
representative of the Colombian insurgents
here. He says that the attack was made
by the revolutionary fleet. Local revolu-
tiOnists had expected the news last week.
and were jubilant yesterday because they
felt little doubt about the port being al
ready in their possession.
DR.. Restrepo said the capture of Rio
Hacha was of the utmost Importance to
the rebels, because this would place the
entire Atlantic coast. including Baranquilla
and Santa Marta. at their mercy and bring
about an early victory for their arms. He
added that he was sanguine the battle had
been fought, and that IL had resulted in
defeat for the government which is with
holding the news.
DR.. Ricardo Recerra, who cabled the
Colombian legation at Washington from
Curacao that the Venezuelan navy was
bombarding the territory of her neighbor
was exiled about a year ago by President
Castro. He was the minister of Colombia
here during the instruction of 1885. and
secured the armed intervention of the
Raoul Perez, secretary of the Colombian
revolutionary agency in this city, when
asked if a Venezuelan fleet bOmbarded
Rio Hacha. said THE VeneZuelans are
not fighting in Colombia. The only fight
ing at present going on in South America
is between the Columbian Liberals and
Columbian clericals. The Liberals. or rev.
olutionists. whose land and sea forces
have, we think, captured the town of Rio
Hacha, include four-fifths of the Colon
bian nation. This vast majority of the
countrys population is fighting 5000 Fill
and many Italians, Spaniards and other
Europeans allied against us President
Castro is struggling for our liberty and
not for his own prestige and advantage.
This fact should always be kept IN mind
1t is no war of conquest Venezuela has
of thousands of our countrymen who have
been compelled TO flee to Venezuela are
helping us, but they are Colombians and
not Venezuelans The cable between Gu
racao and Maracaibo is broken. and so We
have positive informa ton of the last
against our army we are almost positive
that we are now in possession of the en-
tire northern coast of Colombia
There will be no invasions from Vene-
zuela, Ecuador or Nicaragua. There will
be attack made on the isthmus Rio
proves that the published account of an
attack to be made on the isthmus is out
of whole cloth. Our two armies of 1000 men
commanded by Generals Comacho and
Marin, row occupy the very heart of CO.
lomba. There is no peace there. We are
center or our country. In two months [
predict We shall conquer. and a man whom
all Colombia respects and loves will be at
the head of the government"
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Baltimore Onered $4,000. 900.

Mayor Hayes, Of Baltimore, announced
yesterday that he had received offer
from a syndicate to pay sS,OOO,000 for the
city's interest in the Western Maryland
Railroad. He declined to give the names
of the members of the syndicate, and added
that he had procured opinion from the
city law department to the effect that the
interest of the city comprised practically
the entire system operated by the road. He
also intimated that he would advise the
acceptance of the offer. The sum which
il is now proposed to pay for the road is
about twice as much as has ever been Of
fered in the past, and comes within $500. 900
of covering it's indebtedness to the city.
The officials of the system, and others we'll
posted in such matters say that the city
interest ought to be worth in the neigh
borhood of sl3O0O,OOO especially if it can be
shown that ii comprises practically the en-
tire system is contended by the city
law department.
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Deaths.

Maria Free. sixty eight years. % South oricn-
tai street. nervous exhaustion
Patsy William Patterson. eighty-fye years.
61t Maxwell street. senity.
CiOldie Marie Murphy. FIVE months. EZ6 West
Market street: cholera infantum
John Updyke. ninety-One years, 1915 Spann
avenue. diarrhOes.
North Illinois street mitrsl nsuffciency.
Arthur r. Woerner, two years, S2b South Ma
bama street: colitis.
George r. StOcEman. foTty-twO years 1i5 North
Alabama street: tuberculosis.
Hazel l. Judy twenty-six years. $50 Fulton
street. narcosis.
Robert Wallace. two months. 7H West WASH
ingtOn street marasmus.
Paul d. Birdsell. eighty-six years. 90 North
New Jersey street. pneumonia
Geneva May Rose, one year 2002 Hovey street.
cholera nfantum.
James Cosan. sixty-four. city; senile gan
creme
Michael Egsn. sxty-three years, 1920 West
Twenty ninth street. dysentery.
Michael Smiley. twenty-Seven years. 103 Nor
wood street. RunshOt wound.
Phydele Haugh. sxty-nine years, old Au-
gusta; general prCstration.
". White. six months. So West Washington
street. fracture Of skull
John Ilekss. six months. so North East street;
hamilton.
Mrs. John Wake. -. 80 North East street;
Brights disease.
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1T HAS INTRINSIC MERIT
T.. 4 r. PROVING 4 VALUABLE &C
QUESTION TO THE BIG FOUR.
The Trunk-Line Passenger officials
Expect TO Bring the Wabash Into
Line on Rate Matters.

But few roads have come to the front
more rapidly in the last twelve months
than the Peoria & Eastern since President
ingalls, put the road on its feet financially
and brought its roadbed and equipment up
to its present excellent condition. The
United States Investor devotes considerable
space to the annual report of Nj. +. ingalls,.
president of the Big Four and the Peoria IL
Eastern. saying: THE Peoria Eastern.
which is n reorganization of the old Ohio,
Indiana & Western road, Is leased until
1870 to the Big Four The latter road owns
half the capital stock and guarantees the
interest on the first consols and underly-
ing bonds. Peoria & Eastern, which has
become an indispensable part of the Big
Four. up to 1898 showed deficits in it's in
come, and as result contracted an indebt-
edness to the parent system of over $1,000
900. Rejecting in its earnings the general
prosperous condition OF the country. the
Peoria & Eastern repaid up to June 80 all
but s55S,22S of the debt. this latter balance
being further reduced after that date to
less than 100000 AS result of the favor
able decision of the United States Circuit
Court this spring. the reorganization com
mittee was given authority to turn over to
the Peoria ~ Eastern certain securities
which IL held. to the value OF over S6O0.VO.
and the 100000 balance was entirely wiped
out with the proceeds of the sale, sur
plus for the requirements of the road being
left.
''There remained on June 30, after the pay
ment of all fixed charges, a surplus or
Si17S75; per cent. on 100000 income
bonds calls for only $4,000. leaving sur
plus for the stock Of s257,S75, or approx
mately 211 per cent.
1T has been the policy of the manage
ment of the Big Four TO bring the Peoria
& Eastern up TO a fine physical condition;
in fact, large part of last years surplus
was applied to this purpose, so that no eX-
traordinary disbursements should be re-
quired in that line"
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SEALED PROPOSALS.


PROPOSALS FOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Chief
COmmissary. Chicago. Ill. Aug. 10, 1901
Sealed proposals will be received until u m.
sept, IL, 1901, and opened by cOmmissaries OF
following posts. each receiving proposals for his
post only. for furnishing and delivering
fresh potatoes ans onions at Forts Brady and
Wayne. Mich. Fort sheridan. ILL., Fort Thomas
Ky. Indianapolis Arsenal. Ind. Columbus Bar
racks. O.. and Columbia Arsenal. Tenn. for
eight months commencing Nov. I, 1901. lnforma-
ton furnished application Envelopes con-
taining proposals should be indOrsed Proposals
for Fresh Vegetables and addressed TO Com
missary at post bid for W. ii. HART. Capt
Chief COMFY.
PROPOsALS-For boilers. feed pump digging
trenches and laying 4.5O0 feet line pipe con-
Meeting three gas wells. paving. painting bar
racks. etc National Military Home, Grant coun-
Sealed proposals will be received a. this Office
Until - O'Clock noon. sept. H. 1901. for furnish
ing and setting complete one Cd Pinch hori-
zOntal tubular steam boiler. one Cd boiler feed
pump and one On standard tubular boiler a
inches diameter. u n. long. Marion Branch.
National Home Tor Disabled Volunteer Soldiers
Setting plans on hle in treasurer's office
Digging trenches and laying 400 feet line pipe.
connecting three gas wells. setting up two au-
tomato line separatOrs. setting up three drip
tanks. lsoO 50 n. brick paving. from nurses
quarters 10 hospitals; LEO 50 n. brick paving
about chapel. painting exterior OF Earrack y
painting interior of Barracks I and T. Printed
Instructions and specifcatio and blank pro-
posalS viii he supplied upon application TO this
cfice- The right j. reserved to reject any or all
proposals. or 10 waive any infcrmalities therein
Envelopes containing proposals should be in
dOrsed Proposals for Boilers Feed Punp
Digging Trenches and Laying Pire" etc as the
case may be Bids aggregatine $500 must
the undersigned acting treasurer. for al least
per cent. Of the amount thereof. which check
viii be forfeited 10 the National Home for u. V.
;. IN case the successful bidder refuses or fails
% enter into contract as required: otherwise 10
be returned 10 the bidder. J. W. SANDERSON
seting treasurer. JUSTIN II. CHAPMAN. gov
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VITAL sTATIsTICs-sEPT. 9.
Births.

Maud and Ernest Johnson. lsis North Arsenal
avenue boy.
street gil.
Mar and Charles Z. Kingston. s1s North East
street. girl.
boz.
.lminds AMI Roger Edmunds. ilei Canal street;
De-.
iinda and IIoary r. Wood. 1925 Arsenal ave
rue- hoy.
Bertha and George stamm 1905 Sheffield ave
nur. girl
Minnie AMI James L. Brooks. Walnut
rtre~t Rf-f.
,,aEeie and Ellsworth +. Bradshaw. 21n South
ftunsy ltSnia street. boy
Annie and John McNelis. 3@7 West Merrill
sfItff. girl.
Ma and Thomas ". Nurse. si5 South West
street. gill
MAJ ami Harvey u. Carney. ios Harding
street. boz
Della and Charles Smith. 1875 Morgan street,
grl
AIRS and john walker. SIS North New Ter
street. girl
Jessie and 4. l.. Hubert. Central avenue;
girl
Olive and Thomas w Wrinkle = McPherson
boy.
Hanna and Albert Schroeder 1873 Arizona
street. girl.
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DENvER'S BRIBERY CASE.


DENVER. Col. Sept. 9.-Judge Mullins.
i'm the Criminal Court. to-day fined Bailin
Robert Schrader $3.50 and costs for con-
tempt Of court. and discharged Police Mag
istrate William J. Thomas and ex-Fire
Warden Daniel Sadlier. The three men
were accused OF having attempted TO in
fuence the jury at the last trial of w. w.
Anderson for shooting T. G.. Bonfils and
Ii III. Tsmmen. publishers Of the Post. 10
return verdict OF guilty. Messrs. Bonhls
and Tammen. after their names had been
connected with the alleged bribery IN
sisted upon the district attorney issuil e
lDformations against them. When their
cases came to trial the court eNonerated
them OF any connection whatever with the
charges made. In giving his decision to-
day Judge Mullins said the charges had
been greatly magnihed and that ne had
been placed In a very unenviable position.
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wANr.cU-MALE HELP.


WANTED-Registered drug clerk. Address Box
COS care journal.
WANTED-Good mechanical draughtsman at
once CROWELL APPARATUS CO, S3i Fort
Wayne avenue.
WANTED-1s Carpenters. at the Century build
ing, corner Pennsylvania and Maryland. APP
ply foreman Fireproonns Co
WANTED-JAN HONG LOW co, 226 Indiana
avenue Best chop suey house in the city.
Cook from san Francisco, up 10 date
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. We will pay 50 80 and "a
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Steady work No strike Apply once, BATES
MACHINE co. Joliet Ill.
WANTED Plasterers: six months steady work
10 right men; wages. - cents per hour, eight
hours work. Apply TO GLENN BROS. Indian
apolls Sentinel bldg. or Central Insane Hospital
WANTED-For T.. S. army able bodied. un-
married men, between ages OF 81 and 35 citi-
zens OF United States. of good character and
temperate habits. VINO can speak, read and write
English. Recruits specially desired for coast and
Eeld artillery. For information apply to recruit
ing officer, . n Illinois ST.. Indianapolis, Ind.
NANTED-Iin plate mill workers: compel mt
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our nOnuniOn mills running or soon to be
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dianapolis.
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Three Invasions Under Way.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 9.-Following is a
translation of a cablegram received late
to-day by the Colombian legation from
a confidential agent of the Colombian gov
eminent, dated at Kingston. Jamaica, on
Sept. o.
ut is known officially that the Ecua-
from Esmeraldos Ecuador Tomaoco is be-
sieged by hlibusters from Nicaragua. 4
considerable expedition was about TO start
pected 10 land near Panama on Sept. 5"
The signature to the dispatch was not
made public. but the information contained
i'm the message is believed by the Colom-
bian officials here to be entirely authentic.
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CONSUL ASSAILED.
Venezuelan officials Made tn Seek Ref
uge Mt Colon.

COLON. Colombia. Sept. 9.-On the pub
LEGATION OF the report in Panama yesterday
that Venezuelan squadron consisting OF
four ships was bombarding Rio Hacha. on
the Caribbean sea. lawless. irresponsible
mob proceeded TO the residence of Senior
Cardoze. the Venezuelan consul at Panama
shouting Down with the government OF
Castro. Cardoze. who is "A Danish subject
and a native OF St Thomas Immediately
took refuge i'm the palace Of the Governor
OF Panama, where he was received with
open arms The local officials deplore the
regrettab'e incident. The mob was eventual
ly dispersed and quiet was restored
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Rumors AbOut the f. & Il. II.

Rumors are again current that there will
soon be a change of ownership of the
Evansville e. Terre Haute road, the Nor
gan syndicate, controlling the Monon, hav-
ing secured control 1t is said the syndi-
cate will build twenty-eight miles of road
to connect the two lines. Another report is
that the Big Four has renewed negotia-
tions TO get control of the property. The
Evansville & Terre Haute would be more
valuable to the Pennsylvania Company,
controlling the Vandalia. than to any other
interest.
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LEGAL ADvERTTsEMENTs.
NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING OF
CREDITORS

In the District Court Of the United States for
the district 81 Indiana. In bankruptcy
In the matter Of Henry Gramse. bank-upt
No. 1911. In bankruptcy.
To tie creditors of Henry Gramse. Of Indianapo-
liz. In the county Of Marion and district afore-
said bankrupt
Notice Is hereby given that the Eth dav Of
September. 4. -. 1901. the said Henry Gramse
was duly sd1udicated bankrupt. and that the
first meeting % his creditors will be held at
Room 81. Indiana Trust building No M East
Washington street. in the city 81 Indiana polls
Marion county Indiana. on the 18th day of Sep
TENDER. y -. 1901. at o'clock In the forenoon
90 which time the said creditors may attend
prove their claims, appoint trustee examine
the bankrupt, and transact such other business
a. may properly come before said meeting
ALBERT RABB Referee In Bankruptcy.
InnIanaIallls
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Marriage Licenses.

George n Ward and Emma Horn
George DIRK and Frances " ard
Michael keu and Mary knaizer.
Raymond r. Conner and Lena T.. Frost.
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democrats Abandon Buffalo Trip.

CHICAGO. Sept. 9.-The Cook County De-
mocracy has voted to abandon it's trip to
the Pan-American Exposition. giving as a
reason that Ii would be indicate for a
noIitical club to march and to enjoy itself
in the streets Of Buffalo at time when
he president of the United States was in
Distress near by. The club adopted resolu-
lion of sorrow at the attempted assassina-
lion of President Mckinley and hope that
our esteemed President VIII be restored to
fun and perfect health.
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NOTICE OF SALE OF Ro>Ds

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
will. on sept Is. 1901. offer FOR sale Gravel Road
Bonds 20 the amount % S. $50 IN denominations
Of si.0zs each. bearing per cent Interest pay
able selni-annunlly
Seal-d bids will be received up 70 - O'Clock
. said date Privilege 81 rejecting any
all bids
By order Of BOARD OF Commissioners Of tip
ton county, Indiana r. PERRY.
Auditor Upton County. Ind
J. G. HOLMAN
Treasurer Upton county. Ind.
r1ntoz- IND. sept ?. 1901.
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NOTICE TO BIDDERS.

Sealed proposals will be received at the oHrc.
OF the Board OF Trustees for the Central Indiana
hospital for Insane until O'Clock p. m. Sept
~. 1901. for a cold storage building.
Plans and specifications file at the Of
nee Of Adolph Scherrer. architect Indiana
Trust building
The Board reserve the right to reject any or
all proposals.
BY order Of the Board OF Trustees
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FOR RENT-HOUsES.

FOR RENT-.See list 151 e Market: ground
floor. GREGORY s. APPEL.
FOR RENT-House OF six rooms and bath: 1861
per month. AL Muskingum street. DYER &
RASSMANN.
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DIED.


EGAN-Michaei. died $50 a. m. Monday. Sept
.. 1891. aged sixty-two years. Funeral Wednss
Gay. sept H. at his home. 1920 West Twenty
ninth street. at r. IN. Funeral private
SNNTNCi-Mrs. Anna n Swing died Monday at
10 O'Clock p. Friends can view the remains
Tuesday afternoon at residence. 1913 North Penn
sylvaria street Funeral and burial private
Wednesday
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FOR Observation-Disclosures.


FOR SALE-WrOught iron fencing. wire fenc-
Ing. our own designs at low prices. EN-
TEkPRIRSE FOUNDRY AND FENCE CO. 300
South Senate avenue. Phone SOS.
FOR SALE-Can on me for all kinds OF CONNER
cisl printing. l can save you big money on
envelopes. letter heads and business cards
Promptness and good work my motto. G.. T.
COUSINS. 30lz ~. Delaware 81.
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JOURNAL BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

AGENTS INDIANAPOLIS JOURNAL
VIM. l.. Rice es05 West Michigan street. Tele-
phones: Old. &7s0; new. 3l52. Territory west OF
ELEVATORS
Passenger and freight. Repairs and supplies
tEED1 & Co Phones-New SltV, Ola <-'S--
FLORISTS
GERTERMANN BROS.
New No 81 Aass. ave. rs y. Del st Tel $40
OPTICIAN-
ROUSE q MAYHEM. Practical Opticians
log Monument place. English Hotel block
PATENT LAWYERS
I. r. SILVIUS & co. los y. Pennsylvania St
Free pamphlets and consultation.
THOMAS X BELL. consulting engineer AMI
patent solicitor. ~ Ingalls, brock. Indianapolis
Y. n. LOCKWOOD. pamphlet OF any general
s1sssIs Len1cke Building.
i.hSIAUKANTS-
sTEGMEIER BROS. oyster and Chop House
- y Illinois st Both phones 100.
SALE AND LIVERY sTABLEs-
HORACE WOOD. tCarriages. Traps. Buck
boards, etc.) - Circle Tel lvsG
STOVE REPAIRS
THE PEERLESS FOUNDRY CO. 20 Meek St
Ola phone on lO56J New 2iO-
NALL PAPERS
H. =. STEVENS New style Wall Paper
Low prices. $50 ~ Senate ave. Tel on zoSZ
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
FRANK BLANCHARD.
% y. Delaware ST Tel All. Lady attendant
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
TUTEWILER & SON,
Undertakes. 124 ". Market St Tel. 2s.
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WANTED-HELP.

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either sex; inclose two stamps with applica-
ton LAKE SHORE MERCANTILE CO. Chi
Ca9O.
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STORAGE.


STORAGE-The Union Transfer and Storage
Company. corner East ohio street and Bee
line tracks. only hrst-class storage solicited.
GRATING AND PACKING OF HOUSEH Old
GOODS A SPECIALITY.
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STOVES AND REPAIRS.

STOVE REPAIRS-Repair. for all stoves. H
n. SMOCK. 4i5 Massachusetts av.
STOVE REPAIRS-StOve repair and tin shop
335 Virginia New phone, 3i75. Old phone
green. asa.
STOVES-MODEL STEEL RANGES AND
stoves. Quick Meal steel ranges and gasoline
goods. HOME STOVE CO.. l17-119 5. Meridian St
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ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES.

HAVE your electrical work done by V. b Full
LER, 81 Virginia avenue; prices reasonable
satisfaction guaranteed.
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.

REAL CHARACTERIZATION building lot below
Sixteenth St; will sell less than assessed
value. Address Box 401. care Journal
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AGENTS INDIANAPOLIS JOURNAL
VIM. l.. Rice. 1905 West Michigan street. Tele-
phones: Old $50; new. 3l52. Territory west OF
White river
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MIS-. Austin mas just come to town.
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MONUMENTS.


MONUMENTS-A. Diener. 40 e Washington.
Tel 20e5- Branch works +. entrance Crown Hill
MONIMENTS-InGana Marble and Granite
Works. Encaustic. tile floors. marble and tile
wainscoting 147 n Delaware. Old Phone 99s.
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SOCIETY NOTICE.

MASONIC-Attention. Sir Knights. Raper Com
mandery. No. !, X. T.-Stated cOnclave in
Masonic Temple This TUESDAY evening at 7:30
O'Clock. GEORGE A. GAY, En-. Com.
JACOB ". SMITH. Recorder
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NOTICE.

NOTICE-Safes. heavy machinery and houses
moved w. L. STEWART, IL n. Alabama.
Both phones.
NOTICE-Have the leaks in the tin and slate
work of your house repaired by JOSEPH
GARDNER. SO Kentucky av. Telephone go.
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All advertisements inserted III these columns
are charged at very low OF cents line.
No additional charge per line for blank or dash
lines. Telephone 23S and your al will be called
for
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED-Fret work hardwood floors. screen
doors and cabinet work of all kinds at reason
able prices. Let me bid your work. JOSEPH
MAIER, $50 +. Washington New tel 1897
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Passenger and freight. Repairs and supplies
REEDY & co. 'Phones-New $40: old Z27S2