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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-08-14
HARM0NIZING INTERESTS
PLANNING TO CONSOLIDATE THE
PASSENGER ASSOCIATIONS.
Report Of Receiver MsIott for June
and Operation of the Nandaiia
During His Rcceivership.

a few days ago II was stated that a
movement was on foot for the removal of
the headquarters Of the Transcontinental
Passenger Association from Denver to
Chicago. and it is now announced that this
includes a plan to consolidate the Trans
continental and Western Passenger As
sociations witt headquarters at Chicago.
The only lines on a recent test vote which
opposed the consolidation were the Mis-
souri, Pacific and the Missouri, Kansas *
Texas. and from information received yes
terday it is understood they will no longer
oppose the change desired by the other
roads. There has been some talk of in
GLIDING the Southwestern Passenger AS
ISOLATION in the consolidation. and a num-
Der of the roads are said to be i'm favor of
doing so. Whether the representatives of
the community o. interests syndicate. can
bring sufficient pressure on all the lines to
have but one passenger association with
jurisdiction over all territory between Chi
cago and the Pacific coast is doubtful;
nevertheless. it is understood strong efforts
will be made 10 accomplish such a result.
For some weeks past several OF the most
important Western roads have been con-
sidering the advisabllity of consolidating
the passenger associations named, and the
opinion prevails that the headquarters of
the Tr-anscontinenta Association would
have never been taken to Chicago had it
not been hoped to bring about sue con-
solidation. The plan said TO be most ia
vored is to retain the name only of the
Western Passenger Association after Jan.
1 next, the lines interested in transcon-
tinental traffic forming a special commit
tee. While such consolidation would enable
the roads TO effect economies it would tend
to strengthen rates and prevent unproft-
able competition.
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SONS OF AMERICA.
state Meeting and Election
of Officers.

The eleventh annual state convention 81
the Patriotic Sons of America was held
yesterday at the hall in West Indianapolis.
Fifty delegates were present. President
Howard E.. Griffith, in his opening address,
referred to the work lone during the past
year. which. he said. was the most en-
couraging in the history Of the order. The
reports of the other state officers were of
a similar nature.
The election of officers resulted as fol-
lows: Past president, Howard f. Crit
fifth, Charlottesville; president, Alpha NJ.
Williams, Indianapolis; vice president. c. l..
Oldbaum. Lyon Station: master of forms.
NJ. V. Spivey, Rushville; secretary, Samuel
ID. Symmes. Charlottesville; assistant sec
rotary, Edgar A. Rice. Charlottesville;
treasurer. Carl Mitchell. indianapolis: con-
ductor. c. G. Munday. Indianapolis; in
spector, G.. G.. Cruise. Indianapolis: guard,
h. l.. Armstrong. indianapolis; trustees.
M. l.. Shropshire, Rushviile, and A. Wilkin-
son, Indianapolis; delegates to the national
convention TO be held in Buffalo. Samuel
ID. Symmes. Charlottesville, and Wi A.
Eshback. Indianapolis. Before adjourning
the organization decided to hold the next
convention in this city.
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Weekly Crop Bulletin.

The United States Department of Agri-
culture, climate and crop bulletin of the
Weather Bureau. Indiana section, for the
week ending Monday. Aug. l.. 1901, is as
follows:
Dry weather prevailed. with little or no
rainfall during the week. and the deteriora-
ton OF all late crops continued. except I'm n
few districts OF the northern portion. where
corn Is still in good condition. The late
planted and lowland crops OF corn are now
nj a point where copious showers would
produce good yields. and where continued
absence OF rain materially reduces the
prospects; the early crop is practically
ruined, except for fodder. The reports on
potatoes, tomatoes and garden and helG
vegetables are most d%iscouraging. but
sugar beets I'm Lake county are promising.
The tobacco crop is suffering from lack ot
rain and Is in an unsatisfactory condition.
Threshing continued. with generally good
results. Apple prospects continue fairly
good. Pastures are dry. and farmers In
some localities are feeding stock. Flowing
proceeded with difficulty. the ground being
verv hard.
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HIGHER COURTS RECORD.
SUPREME COURT.

SUPREME COURT.
Minutes
1857. The Indianapolis street-railway
Company VS.. Charles T.. Taylor. Shelby
C. C. Appellee's brief S)
1865. Joseph G.. Amiss, trustee, VS.. NAH
lon f. Smith. Huntington c. c. Alias no.
tice.
APPELLATE COURT.
1859. The Board of Commissioners of
Miami County ct al. VS.. William E. Now
bray. Miami G. c. Praecipe. Notice.
Supersedeas brief. Supersedeas.
3457. Joseph II. Moore VS.. c., l. & l.. Ry.
Co. Boone c.. c. Appellants petition and
brief for rehearing.
1896. Park S. Florea. receiver, etc, VS..
Hiram w. Miller ct al. Fayette c. G. APP
$685.. c. & e. /. r. r. Co. VS.. Thomas ].
tition and brief go for rehearing.
4Ol2. The L%ogansport and Wabash Valley
Gas Company vs.; George OFT, Howard
petition for oral argument.
1898. Samuel A. Hogue ct al. VS.. State
ex rel. Board of School Commissioners of
indianapolis. Hendricks c. c.. Appellants
4oia. Nancy A. Stout ct al. VS.. James X.
Stout ct al. Morgan G.. c. Return TO GER
tiorari.
ara. Laura f. Wilson VS.. William VIII
son. Fountain {. c. Appellants petition
and brief for rehearing.
NEW CASES.
All. David A. Coulter VS.. Jerome Clark.
Fountain G. c. Record. Assignment of
errors. In term. Bond.
alp. Cornelia Boseker. executrix. ct al.
VS.. Norman II. Chamberlain. Allen s. C.
Record. Assignment of errors. In term.
Bond.
ala. John NJ. Castle ct al. VS.. Marble
head Lime Company. Lake g. G. Record.
Assignment or errors. In term. Bond.
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VITAL STATIsTICS-AUG. Is.
Births.

Emma and John L. Rasmus. 1916 Barth ave
nue. boy.
Carrie and W. o. vanzandt. "A North Key
Eda and psvid p. Mckee. 1901 North Illinois
street. girl
Ella and sebron c. Peters. s2i Douglas street.
girl.
Pearl and Charles Alley. 12 North Alabama
street. boy.
Elizabeth and Nicholas Gale. i4os Lee street.
girl.
Nora and Martin Mote. 1s2s Bellefontaine
street. boy.
Lo-S and r. II. Whitman. s5 Grove street,
riri-
Bridget and Timothy McGinIey. 10 North
Missouri street. boy.
Grace and John Tracey. SOS Chadwick street,
boy.
Florence and Emmett Wilson. as East Wash
ing:on street. boy.
Mrs. ard isaac Wedge. 2217 Howard street,
girl.
Minnie and Edward Koppler. 122O jefferson
avenue. boy.
Maggie and Clarence McCarnahan. go West
Seventeenth street. girl
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING OF
CREDITORS.

In the District Court OF the United States for
the district o. Indiana. In bankruptcy.
IN the matter Of Jerry Oppenheim. bankrupt.
No. 1907. In bankruptcy.
To the creditors OF Jerry Oppenheim. OF Indian
apolis. In the county OF Marion and district
aforesaid. a bankrupt.
Notice Is hereby given that on the 10th day OF
August. \. u 1891. the said Jerry Oppenheim
VAS duly adjudicated bankrupt. and that the
nrst meeting Of his creditors will bc held at
Room ST.. Indiana Trust building. No. III East
Washington street. tn the city ~ indianapolis.
Marion county. Indiana. on the sd day OF Aug
rst. A. -. 1901. at o o'clock in the forenoon. "a
which time the said creditors may attend. prove
their claims, appoint a trustee. examine the
bankrupt and transact such other business a.
may properly come before said meeting.
ALBERT RAHB Referee IA Bankruptcy.
fntianan polls, lnd. Aug ~. 1901.
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Pr~ominent i'm state Charities.

Prof. A. w. Butler. secretary to the
State Board of Charities. heard yesterday
of the death of Miss Hannah Zulauf. OF
Jacksonville. Monday night. as the re-
suit of a surgical operation. Il knew Miss
Zulauf very we'll" he said, and she was
a most estimable woman. She was one OF
the most prominent charity workers I'm
southern Indiana and a woman of whom
we all thought a great deal. She was a
member OF the County Board OF Charities
of Floyd county. secretary of the Orphans
Home Association and an active, member
of the Deaconess Hospital. She has been
a member of several state Conferences Of
Charities and Correction"
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NOTICE oF FIRST MEETING or
CREDITORS.

II the District Court ~ the United states for
TIE district ~ lnGiana. In bankruptcy.
IN the matter ~ John ~. Murphy. bankrupt.
No. tn0s. a. bankruptcy
To The creditors 90 John ~ Murphy. OF I1dinu-
apolle, in the county 81 Marion and district
aforesaid. "a bankrupt
Notice a. hereby given that on the 10Th day az
August. \. -. 1901. the said John ~ Mummy
sas duly adiudlrafed bankrupt. aud that the
hrst meeting ~ bic creditors viii De held al
Room 6it. Indiana Trust building. No. M East
Washington street in the fity - IndtanaunN4
Marion county, Indiana. ou the 9tth day of Aur.
est. A. ~ 1901. 20 . o'clock ga the forenoon. al
which tlfne the said creditors may attend. prove
their claims. appoint a trustee. sxamius the
bankrupt and transact such other business A.
may properly come before fstl meeting.
AIsbfItI kAbh fefefef M Bankruptcy.
indianapolis. I'D, Aug y. 81
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Fire Department Needs $4,000.

Councilman Negley called at the Board of
Safety office yesterday afternoon and re-
quested Clerk Davis to prepare an ;temized
statement of the money needed to equip the
new fire apparatus. He said he believed
the Council would pass an ordinance To
equip the new apparatus should an itemized
statement be furnished for immediate
needs. Davis and Chief Barrett made esti-
mates and showed the councilman that the
request for "A S15.W0 appropriation Tor that
purpose was not excessive.
Chief Barrett called attention TO the high
price of feed for the horses and said that IL
costs 20 cents "A day to feed each horse
now. and only cost IA cents four years ago.
This increase is largely due TO the high
price of oats at this time.
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bill.

Here l am. I'm overdue. l guess.
And yet FOR me men often sue.
For I'm somewhat. as a fellow says.
I'm the bcak or "A cuckoo
Al least. and sometimes more,
For when the ostrich. an the sand.
Conceals his head 20 miss the wind
And hides, he thinks. Co beat the band.
I'm there IN somewhat. too. IN figures.
Somewhat bigger than a million.
I am. Ia fact. y section OF lA0.0 90. 600
Just four seventies Of one billion.
Also Tn n part % hiitousncss.
And n part ~ bllletdoux.
Also the name % boys and goats.
I'm the gentle and the Jew.
Nes. here l am. I'm overdue. I guess.
Ana YET sometimes I'm cash. sim
e--'t'~ apd my name
Well, BIl-just plain old BilL.
New Orleans Times Democrat
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Major John +. Miller. chief clerk I'm the
office of Adjutant General Ward. received
word yesterday that his uncle. William l..
Miller. died Monday night at his home on
a farm about nine miles south Of Fort
Wayne. Mr.. Miller was nearly ninety
years OF age, he and his wife having cele-
brated their siXtieth wedding anniversary
"A little over a year ago. He was for years
an elder In the Christian Church.
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SALES OF REAL ESTATE.
Transfers Made Matter of
Record Yesterday.

Instruments filed for record in the recorders
office OF Marion county. Indiana. for the twenty
four hours ending at . y. m. Aug. 13. 1901, as fur
rished by the Indiana Title Guaranty and Loan
Company. No. 12e East Market street. Both tele-
phones S005:
Harry c. Poindexter to Charles II. Low
Harrison x Co.'S Oak Hill addition
oBaitimore ave, near 18th so"....-.. $4,000
Lot 1. Pope's sub Of Lots 2OI POS and
2O9. y. T., :. X. and A. +. Fletcher's
Woodiawn suburb. Corner Spruce st
and Lexington coo. %
wander, Lot /, Hubbard ct ais sub Of
Lots 8 and s. Sd Il. Hubbard et ais
DYES sub OF Lots p. % and "a. Dun
laps add. (Nilla ave, near Woodlawn
ayel 100000
DUNCAN and nus. Lot i3, Cooper a
Pickens's Northeast add. CAtlas st.
near 18th Min. 1.55ow
DUNCAN and hus. Lot a.. Cooper q
PIckens's Northeast add. CAtlas ST.
Ida g. smith to John Wacker. part Lot l''So"
3, Block ). Olleman's sub OF Holiness
West End add. belmont ave. near
Arthur Y. Brown to Edward W. Abel - 400
uN., Lot li9. second section Rosemont
addition. ruth 81. near Victoria So. %, M
Theodore +. Harrison 90 Ida @. Stanley.
n n. Lot p. Burton * campbel's Park
Place tSenatc ave, near 18th sO...... LOO
Willoush6y g. Mailing TO aaron H..
Blair. Lot II. Magutre,s heirs sub OF
outiot lSl. ,Blackford ~. near Yer
mont So ...... 1900. 90
feet north side Lot n In original plat
OF Irvington. college ave. near NASH
ingtSen svel 10000
feet cast side Lot 81 In original plat
OF lrvingtou. tCOrncr Central ave and
Washington ave- 10000
McCtea. Lot 50. Murphy 81 Tinkers
corrected add. Central ave. near 18th
81 soOo.oO
min r. Letter, Lots - and a.. D.. Mar
tins New York add New York and
Glenn SITS. near intcrcertionl - 7 ~
Aetna Saving and Loan Association TO
krecentia bigger. Lot Jf5. McCartv's
nth West side add. tklondyke ave.
near Me'arty sp.-..... 1850. 20
4
Transfers. "a. total consideration so t.t n,
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Alvin Uat8cs Rearrested.

Alvin l.. Haines. who was acquitted by
Justice OF the Peace Hawkins. at West In
dianapolis. of the charge OF violating the
primary election law. was rearrested yes
terday on a warrant issued by Justice Of
the Peace Sheppard. Haines was arrested
by H.. G. Decker. a health officer. AID gave
bond IN the sum Of 500. II H. the intention
to have Eaincs brought before the Criminal
Court on an Information.
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George Wolf and A.. Y. Brown. two cottages
Fsnneman street. near Carson street. cost. $500
each.
J. sharp. shed. l6t5 kappes street. cost. 81.
a. and ". N Neigh. addition. $50 IafrIa
avenue. cist. s10.
Frank orvings frame dwelling tsii Brad
bury avenue. cost. sin
Morn kefre. house. Concord street. cost. siao
q. ~ buchanan. frame house. corner Srruco
street and Lexington avenue. cost. 81 400.
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of streets. and that the company is con-
templating the erection of a new power
house TO cost $500. 900.
Messrs. Winter and McGowan talked IN
favor of a reduction of the assessment Of
the Broad Ripple Company. asserting that
in winter il Is a nonpaying line and that
il would lave been better Tor the local
company if il had never had anything To
do with the Broad Ripple line.
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Edward Carroll a BIG -Four switchman
living at iise Harlan street. was arrested
.ast night and slated as a fugitive. A tel
cphone message from Carthage. Ind.
stated that a warrant for his arrest was
held there and that he was wanted on the
charge OF attempted criminal assault.
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IN THE COURTS.
Probate Court Affairs.

John III. Carter was yesterday appointed
of the estate of John V. Carter
and gave a bond of $500.
Meta M. Pentecost was appointed guar
dian of Hattie A. Toole and other minor
children and gave a bond of $3.50.
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Concert mt Fairview Tonight.

The street-railway company has made
arrangements for concerts to be given
every Wednesday evening at Fairview
Park during the rest of the season by the
Indianapolis Military Band. The first con-
cert of the series will be given tonight.
j. Russell Powell, the wel-known bass
soloist, who attracted thousands TO the
park by his excellent singing several weeks
ago. has been engaged to sing again. and
he will be the soloist at to-nights concert.
He will sing THE Holy City" and Asleep
in the Deep" To-nights programme is as
fOllnuC.
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SEALED

PROPOSALS FOR vEGETABLES-Ofice Chief
Commissary. Chicago. Ill. Aug. II, 1901.
Sealed proposals Will be received until - m.
Sept. y. 1901. and opened by commissaries OF
following posts. each receiving proposals for his
own post only. FOR furnishing and delivering
fresh potatoes and 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. !. 1901. Informa-
tion furnished on application. Envelopes con-
tanning proposals should be Endorsed Proposals
for Fresh Vegetables and addressed TO Conn
missary at post bid for. W. H.. HART. Capt,
Chief COMFY.
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ErIiow-Hoarder Fought.

James Ely aud Charles n. Chandler. both
boarding at 80 East Market street. fought
yesterday afternoon on the street because
OF M feeling OF several weeks standing.
Knocked the other down several times
and finally Chandler. after knocking Ely
down. began kicking him IN the face. Both
were arrested on the charge of assault
and battery.
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smoke Committee Called.

Building Inspector Bedell will take steps
at once to compel the use of smoke con-
sumers i'm large buildings in the city. Yes
terday he requested II. Z. WATSON to call
a meeting of the committee of business men
and manufacturers organized last spring.
TO confer with him about the smoke nui-
Sanpp
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Couere-Avenue Extension.

The County Commissioners have approved
the viewers report relative to the extension
of College avenue to Thirty-eighth street,
and all that remains TO be done In carrying
out the plan is for Auditor smith to in
struct the township trustee to proceed with
the mDrOVement.
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r XPOSURE TO cold and wet often re-
H suit in Rheumatism. Jaundice. Kidney
disorders and Bright's Disease. Why
Because the Liver and kidneys become dis
abled. MLEAN'S LIVER KIDNEY
BALM will promptly and permanently. cor
rect this condition. producing a delghtiul
feeling of well being. a Sl.O0 bottle at
your druggists will convince you. Made by
The DR.. J.. II. Mclean Medicine Co.. 81. Louis, Mo.
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NOTICE TO

Sealed proposals will be received at the Office
OF the Board OF Trustees for the Central Indiana
Hospital for Insane until . o'clock y. m. Aug.
-. 1901. for repairs in the department for men
and In the department for women.
Plans and specifications are on file az the Office
% Adolf Scherrer. architect. Indiana Trust
bailding. Indianapolis.
By order OF the Board OF Trustees.
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Would you trust TO luck and not inst,re
your home against fire. OF course NOT
Why trust 20 luck I'm regard 10 the title 10
your real estate Insure ID. too. INDIANA
TITLE GUARANTY AND LOAN COM
PANl. I'D east Market sweet. Tel. 2O6
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Anna NJ. Arbuckle VS.. Frank NJ. Ar
buckle ct al; support. Circuit Court.
Jasper Ware VS.. J. II. Clark ct al: me-
chanic's lien. Superior Court, Room 2.
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DIED.

Mary Brown. Tuesday evening,
Aug. Is, 1901. at family residence, 81 Union
rtreet. Funeral Thursday morning at . o'clock
from ST. Johns Church. Friends Of the family
invited.
PEAIlSON-Services attending the funeral OF DIT.
J. &. Pearson. who died last evening. viii be
held at S0s East New York street this after
noon az . o'clock. Burial private.
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Deaths.

Andrew BrOe, f0rty-nine. ti south missouri
street. mitral insuficieucy,
Lydia NJ. Gladding. sixty-nine. lI3 Norlh
Pennsylvania street. parests- ,
Florence J.. Grady. four months, Hos Lauiel
street. entero-c0ilus.
Lillian NJ Covert. eight months. ~ Germanla
street, acute meningitis.
Hazel Flora sharp. nine months, 1902 Aston
street. commissions.
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Marriage Licenses.

Edward r. Kohimann and Lowemma Weber.
Charles Brinkman and Title NJ. Crosby.
William r. Pressly and Josie Homer
Cashus VI. Collins and Ruthle smith
John l.. Fowler and Julia McCarty.
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JOURNAL BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

AGENT INDIANAPOLIS JOURNAL
Wm. L. Rice. 2s05 West Michigan street. Teie-
phones. Old. 2s7J0: new. 3i52. Territory west OF
White rfvo~
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WANTED-Call on us Tor expert service TO re-
pair your gas engines. Old phone 1882. MON
ARCH GAS ENGINE CO.. l.. New York st. and
Belt II. r.
WANTED-JAN HONG LOW % 226 INDIANA
VENUE Best chop suey house in city.
Good cook from San Francisco. Everything
first class.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. man 10 wind armatures.
TERRE HAUTE ELEC CO, Terre Haute. Ind
NANIED-Handy men Tor Work In machlne
shop. Good chance for advancement. Apply
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Wis.
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salary. State age. reference and business ex-
perience. Address UNION MFG. CO, Box SEA.
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Passenger and freight. Repairs and supplies
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New No. zn Mass. ave. 22s y. Del. ST Tel $40
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AGENTS INDIANAPOLIS JOURNAL
wm. l.. Rice. 1906 West Michigan street. Teie-
phones: old. 2s75O: new. 3i52. Territory west OF
White river.
ELEVATORS
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LAUNDRY
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TEN LAWYERS
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Free pamphlets and consultation.
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V II. LOCKWOOD, pamphlet or any general
4is-41s Lemcke Building.
RESTAURANTS
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SALE AMI LIVERY STABLES
HORACE WOOD. CCarriages. Traps. Buck
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n PEERLESS FOUNDRY CO.. no Meek st
Ola phone 2 on 1850. New ZiO2.
WALL
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
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90 y. Delaware 81. Tel al. Lady attendant
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
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Undertakers. 124 w. Market st. Tel ZIG.
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