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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-04-05
The Indianapolis Southern.

An impression seems to be prevalent
that the building of the Indianapolis South
ern Railway has been shelved, at least
temporarily. But such is not the case.
Within the next day or two the promoters
OF the enterprise will ask the Board of
Public Works for the privilege of crossing
streets and alleys within the city limits
TO a connection with the Union tracks. The
right OF way, largely along POgues run
and on the eastern side of White river,
from the city limits TO the Union track,
already has been secured. AS regards the
subsidy, Il. NJ. Parry, president of the
company, says, subsidy or no subsidy, the
road will be built, but he thinks it would be
so valuable a road 10 indianapolis that the
city could well afford TO give it a liberal
donation. That the road would be a valu-
able one for Indianapolis. no one will
miles of main line within the State. Some
portions of the road will pass through the
best coal fields of southern Indiana, an
important item to Indianapolis, now that
natural gas is so rapidly failing. 1t will
also pass through the best stone quarrtes
of the State, some of the best timber land
and farming country. Much of this terri
tory is not reached by any railroad. and
where reached is tributary to st. Louis and
Louisville rather than indianapolis. Mr..
Parry says that were the city TO aid the
enterprise by a subsidy it could be given a
voice i'm the policy of the company. so. far
as to regulate what the rate on coal
should be delivered at Indianapolis from
mines which would be located on the road.
The road. if built, will be specially de-
signed to benefit indianapolis. 1t was pro-
iected by indianapolis men. surveys have
been made under their instruction, and ii is
proposed that indianapolis men shall con-
troll il. So far as money is concerned, the
future of the road is so promising that
any bond given on the property could read
lily be placed. While it is stated that exist
ing roads might oppose the building OF
this road. nothing of the kind has mani
tested itself as yet, and, in fact. the line
as now located would not encroach to any
extent on the territory of the roads now
operated.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-04-05
"A TOUR OF INSPECTION
MAYOR TAGGART AND OFFICIALS
CAD ABOUT THE CITY.
I'D Where Public Improve
ments are ContempIated- Mu-
nicipaI Affairs.

Mayor Taggart, accompanied by City
Engineer Jeup, the Board of Public
Works, the street commissioner and Will
liam Flynn, sweeping Inspector, made n
trip about the city yesterday and in
spected some of the points where public
improvements are likely to be made. The
officials visited the viaduct and looked
over the ground there. Suggestions have
been made TO the effect that a stairway
leading from Alabama street TO the VIA
duct at the south end might be construct
ed. Part of the street at this point has
been vacated and it is in use by the rail-
road companies, and the officials are rath-
er inclined to discourage further talk Of
this Improvement.
Another point visited was Ohio street
between Pennsylvania street and Illinois
street. 1t is proposed to resurface Ohio
street between these points. The city Of
fcials are also considering the question
of having the street-car company lay
tracks in Ohio street between Pennsyl-
vania and Illinois streets, so as to connect
Indiana and Massachusetts avenues. After
inspecting the street yesterday the Of
fcials are strongly convinced that a street
car line along this ~thoroughfare is needed
and a conference will be held with the
street-railway company. The street
which is now forty feet WIDE. will be
increased seven and one-half feet on each
side, giving it a width of fifty-five feet.
The track Will occupy a space eighteen
feet wide.
The inspection party went to West New
York street, which it is proposed to inn
prove between Blake and Urbana streets,
and decided TO go on with these improve
ments. a visit was also made to East
Ohio street, where improvements are to be
made between Noble street and Arsenal
avenue. The officials inspected State ave-
nue. between Washington and Michigan
streets and between Washington and
Southeastern avenue improvements have
already been ordered at these points. The
officials also looked over the ground where
Improvements are TO be made on Michigan
street, between East street and the Pogue's
run bridge, and on New York street, be-
tween Noble street and the Big -Four
tracks; also on Bellefontaine street, from
Fifteenth TO Twenty-firSt, and Eleventh
street, between Central avenue and College
avenue.
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Certificates have been issued to the following
named Indianians:
Original tspecial, March z)-fatrlck CAR
New Albany. S2.
Additionai-James Z. Holder, Newburg. s.;
fohn " Waters. Jacksonville, $; Henry W.
Dcrchemann. Evansville, s.; John ". Dorsey,
RussellVine. So. Jefferson +. Slusser. Hunting
ION a. John NJ. K0onsman. South Bend. SO.
Baldwin. Dalton, s..
creas-James M. Boots. Winamac, Sl1; Har-
rison Huston. Mishawaka. $40: Jeptha ID. Knight.
bedford. S24; Frank J. Coffin. BLOOMINGTON. So;
Andrew Austin. West Terre Haute. Sl1, Leonard
III Craig. Springport. SI. BENJAMIN Everett,
VistuIa. sI7; Nathaniel Parshall. Richmond. $40;
Iohn W. Roberts, indianapolis. $40; Simon A
Bitner. Wabash. s.; William McGrady. Soldiers
Home. Lafayette. $l2: Christian Hendricks
huntington, S.; John HOoten. Lebanon, $2f; Greg
orv Lee. Riv,rsale. S2f: David IA. Miller. Frank
lin. sic: Crook Love. West Shoals, Szt; David
Rove Einora. s24: Charles NJ. Yellott. National
Military Home. Marion. IS; Especial act. March
pa. Henry Keene. Spencer. $2t; Patrick Brennan.
Indianapolis. $ie.
Relssn-Joseph T. Oliphant. Bloomfield. So.
original Widows. etc. amanda r.. Funk. War
saw. IS. Especial accrued. March 49, Anreila J..
Hll, Scottsburg. y, Amanda f. Grove, Liberty,
IS.
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p.n-Americnn Show Rates.

Lines in the Western Passenger Asso-
citation practically reached an agreement
yesterday regarding Pan-American rates.
The agreement which makes the rates the
same over differential and standard lines
is as follows: A rate of one fare, plus 81,
for the round trip on May Z. IA. II and Is,
tickets good going only Oh date % sale
and for continuous passage, return limits to
be as follows: Tickets sold ON May Z, return
limit May 10: tickets sold May IA. r"tIrn
limit May %; tickets sold on Nav u, re-
turn limit May 30; tickets sold May -. re
turn limit June 8. In addition tickets viii
be sold between April 80 and Sept. 20 at a
rate of one and one-Ihird fare for the
round trip, return limit being fifteen days.
The form will be the ironclad signature
form and deposit, and valuation by the
joint agency will be required. Stopovers
not exceeding ten days will be granted on
all through tickets via Buffalo, upon de-
post and payment of a fee Of 81. The
rates as proposed will be far from salts
factory 10 the management of the exposi~
ton. as il was hoped that a one-fare rate
for the entire period of the exposition
would be granted.
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The New York Mail and Express says:
"It was reported in Wall street on Thurs
DAY that papers are being prepared for a
New Jersey corporation to hold a con-
trolling interest in the stocks of the Erie,
the Burlington, the North Pacific and the
Great Northern railroads-the leading prop
critics i'm which James j. Hill is interested.
Il is said the same plan will be followed
as was adopted in the steel combination,
the shares of the larger company being ex-
changed for those Of the constituent COM
panies. The purpose is to enable the fnan-
cial interests who are putting through the
big deals 10 do so with less capital than
would otherwise be required and also TO
give greater permanency to the big alli-
ance. The total capital of the four COM
panies. mentioned is more than $3.50, 000. 00G.
James j.. Hill was out of the city, and
those associated with him expressed ig-
Eorance Of such a scheme
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Boys Club Rummage Sale.

The Boys Club rummage sale had an
other prosperous sale yesterday. There is
a great demand for clothing. both in mems.
women's and children's. and also baby
clothes. and for gasoline and oil stoves
and bicycles, and the women in charge are
anxious TO increase the stock in these arti-
cles. They have quite an assortment of
nice beds for sale and other articles OF fur
niture. Among the assortment OF gloves
is a pair OF little Elizabeth Harrison's fur
lined mittens. The women in charge OF
the sale ask the people of indianapolis to
their homes and telephone the
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-04-05
LIST OF
in indianapolis PostofHce
Thursday, April 4, 1901.

IL not called for In two weeks these letters will
be sent TO the dead letter office. Persons calling
for letters in the following list will please say
they are advertised. give date OF list and pay
cent for those obtained. Free delivery OF letters
by carrier TO the addressee's residence can be SCI
cured by observing the following rules:
First-Direct letters plainly TO street and num-
Der.
Second-Request your correspondents TO do like
wise.
Third-Have written or printed request for re-
turn on your envelope. giving street and number.
Fourth-Use ink when addressing letters when
possible. and leave sufficient open space at top
OF envelope for stamp and postmark.
Letters addressed 10 persons known 10 be tran
silent should he marked Transient" IN lower
left-hand corner Of envelope. "A. n. g. General
Delivery" or similarly addressed letters are
fictitious, and not deliverable.
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Bound upon tn accused tree.
Faint and bleeding. who is He?
BY the eyes so pale and dim,
Streaming blood and writing limb.
BY the flesh with scourges torn.
BY the crown OF twisted thorn.
BY tho side so deeply pierced.
BY the bafied burning thirst.
BY the dropping. death-dew'd brow,
Son of Mani tbs Thou, tits Thou,
Bound upon tn accursed tree,
Dread and awful. who IL He?
BY the sun at MONDAY pale.
Shivering rocks and rending veil,
by earth that trembles at His doom.
BY yonder saints that burst their tomb,
BY Eden. promised ere He died
To the felon at His side.
Lord, our suppliant knee we bow.
Son Of Man tits Thoui tits Thou
Bound upon tn accused tree.
Sad and dying. who is He?
BY that last ana bitter cry
The ghost given up in agony.
BY the lfeless body laid
In the chamber OF the dead:
BY the mOurners come 20 weep
Where the bones OF Jesus sleep:
Crucihed. we know Thee now.
Son OF Man! tits Thou, tits Thou
Bound upon tn accused tree.
Dread and awful. who is He
BY the prayer for them that SEW.
Lord they know not what they do
By the spoild and empty grave.
by the souls He died to save.
by the conquest He hath won.
BY the saints before His throne.
by the rainbow round His brow.
Son OF Mani tits Thou. tits Thou,
Bishop Heber.
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JOHN Vi. PAvEK

In the District Court OF the United states for
the Eastern District Of Pennsylvania.
In the matter OF Cornelius Meiners. In bank
rupfcy.
tNo 1855 under act OF Marrh ? 1871
j. Davis Dufield. esq. assignee in said matter.
having filed a second account. which has been
referred 70 the Undersigned formerly register In
bankruptcy. a. special commissioner. this il 10
give notice that a third general meeting OF creds-
tors viii BE- held before him al his Offices. No.
13zs-s5 stephen Glrard building. n South Twelfth
street. Philadelphia. on Tuesday. the sixteenth
day of April. 1901, A. N A. m. according 10 the
pro<lsion of Section 1888 of The Revised Statutes
Of the United states. Title Tx. bankruptcy.
Joseph Mason, Special Commissioners. April l.
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SEALED


Depot =. NJ. Dep't. JefersOnyille, Ind. March
Is, ly0l.-Sealed proposals, in Duplicate. viii be
received here until 10 O'Clock a. m. Central
Standard Timej. 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-
pOsais should be marked Proposals for Pur-
chase Of Cuttings" and addressed 10 the under
signed. G. r.. BARNETT. Deputy Q. NJ. General.
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NOTICE.


let halls and lodge rooms; fur
nished. % Monument place. WM. III. Morrison.
to call al Chambers ; and 10
cent store and see the mammoth display OF arti-
cles OF every description. 80 w. Washington 81.
air furnaces. with combination
gas burners, for burning gas and other fuel
at the same time. JOSEPH -
Kentucky ave. Telephone 322.
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Would you trust to luck and not insure
your home against fire? OF course not.
WHY trust 10 luck I'm regard TO the title TO
your real estateg Insure ~. too. INDIANA
TITLE GUARANTY AND LOAN COM
PANY, 10 East Market street. Tel. zoos.
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FOR SALE-Laundry. grocery, milk wagons;
secondhand surrey and two phaetons; repair
ing and repainting a speciality. New phone SS4.
I. G. KOOGLE. 2427 +. Washington
FOR and second-class vehicles,
buggy tops. canopy tops. spring wagons and
buggy bodies; wheels. shafts. poles. cushions.
backs, dashes, tenders and springs. Call at 53
:. Illinois 81. NJ. H.. GEYER-
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WANTEDlThe many articles for the home at
ChambersS , and l0-cent store, 80 w. Wash
ington. should be seen to be appreciated. Call
and inspect.
WANTED-Those having cancer or tumor to
write .or free book on home treatment Of this
disease by absorption. Address DIR. c. H MA
SON. Chatham. n. Y.
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Kyle. Mrs. Anna.
kratzer. Miss Esther.
Kenyon. Mre. NJ. j.
kitzmiller. Miss Mile.
Kendall. Mrs. Spencer.
Keller. Miss Mollie A.
kueble. Miss Marg.
Livingston, Mrs. Marie.
Livingston. Miss Grace.
Lowrgage. Mrs. r. L.
Lewis. Miss Lawonia.
Lowitz. Miss Laura.
Livingston. Miss Jessie.
Lloyd. Mrs. s. =.
LaBarr Miss Nettie NJ.
Little. Mrs. Josie.
Livengood. Mrs. Flora.
Livingston. Miss Marie.
Long. Mrs. Antoinette.
Miller. Mrs. Eva.
Mitchell. Miss Ida.
More. Miss Nellie.
Mondan. Mrs.
Madison. Mrs Niese.
Martin, Mrs. Anna
Newsom. Mrs. L. +.
Nickums Mrs. NJ. A.
O'Brien. Mrs.
Odell. Miss Helen.
Parker, Miss Julie.
Powell. Miss May.
Pore. Mise Myrla.
Peyton. Mrs. ollie.
Perish. Miss Edith.
Parker. Mrs. ]. NJ.
Piper. Mrs. Mary.
Pinett. Miss Ethel.
Miss Lizzie.
Rauh. Mrs. Rebecca.
Ross. Mrs. Virginia.
Reed. Mrs. NJ.
Stout. Mrs. Amanda.
Smith. Miss Plato.
Starks. Mrs. Annie.
SpeicheT, Miss Ellen.
Scott. John n.
Zimmerman. Miss Mary
Mr. Susie.
Tucker. Miss Doliie.
Tosson. Mrs. r.
Van Horn. Mrs. Albert.
Wallace. Mrs. II. c
Williams. Mrs. r.. w.
Williams. Mrs Tressa.
Wittenberg. Mrs. Rosa
lie.
Whitfield. Miss Hattie.
Weles. Mrs. Gran.
Williams. Mrs. Callie.
Wallace. Mrs. Mary
Waltz. Mrs. NJ. J.
Yohn, Mrs +. :.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-04-05
REMOVAL.


REMOVABLE cigar stand of Frederick Rebel.
at - r. Washington, has been removed to
"A North Pennsylvania. and Is now controlled BY
REBEL A. CO.
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DENTISTRY

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES dentistry: thirty years
experience. s. F.. l6h Washington
street. Call and get prices.
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LEGAL ADvERTIsEMENTs.
NOTICE.

indianapolis. April 3. 1901.
Notice Is hereby given that the late firm Of r.
r.. Reiner a Co, Of indianapolis. Ind. has this
day been dissolved by reason Of limitation Of
partnership. and by agreement OF the partners.
John NJ. Payer will close up all the affairs OF
said partnership. collect the claims and uay the
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W~ANTED-For United States army: Able
bodied unmarried men between the ages Of p
and So; citizens OF United States, OF good char
acter and temperate habits, who can speak. read
and write English. Recruits specially desired
for service in Philippines. For Information
apply To Recruiting Oficer, p No. Illinois street,
Indianapolis. Ind. or 81 Pearl St. Logansport,
Ind
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REAL ESTATE.
sTAMMERING.

ESTATE-Insure your property with 10
SEPH w. SELVAGE. % Lombard building.
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WALL PAPER.

BARGAINS, HOFFMAN & ROUSE.
WALL PAPER.
los North Illinois Street.
VAIL stock Of wall paper is large
and OF all new designs. examine IL and get our
prices before buying. ALBERT HUTCHINSON
3h and 3S L. Washington street. Furniture,
carpets, chinaware.
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STOVES.

sf0VEsC Mo6EL Steel RHNGEs ANp
stoves. Quick Meal steel ranges and gasoline
goods. HOME STOVE CO. 70 s. Meridian 81.
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SALE7An designs wall paper.
Sale begins April s. Willis l1 W. Wash
fngton.
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AGENT WANTED-SOuvenir buttons; Gen.
Funston's. Mrs Nations and Buffalo Par
siculafs for stamp; references furnished.
YOHNER & co, Des Moines. Ia.
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STOVE REPAIRS.
CARPET CLEANING.


TOW REPAIRS-Stove repair and tin shop,
35 Virginia av. New 'phone 3f15.
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DR., j. b. KIRKPATRICK
Diseases OF Women and the Rectunn. Piles cured
BY his safe and easy method. No detention from
business. ONCE. 81 East Ohio.
DIR. -. q. CHER
RESIDENcE-lo23 North Pennsylvania street.
OFFICE-13 South Meridian street.
once Hours TO 10 a. m : to 4 u. m: I to 8
p N. Teiephones-orce 9o7; residence. at
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-04-05

sTAMMERING-Stammering permanently cured.
Write for references and particulars. The
Bogue School for 4S3 y. Illinois u.
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CLEARANCE SALES.

thoroughly cleaned. 75c room. Capt.
toll Carpet Cleaning Works. Both phones SIS.
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RUGS y


RUGS AND w. Williams. manu-
facturer Of rugs, p~crtieres, hassocks and rag
carpets. SIS Massachusetts ave, Indianapolis,
Ind. Old and new telephones 1914. Get prices
before buying
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MACHINERY

SECONDHAND boilers. engines and machinery.
II SENSITIVE SUPPLY CO.
752 Massachusetts ave.
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TO MISUNDERSTANDING building. with power;
best location in the city. Apply BRICE'S
BAKERY.
FOR rooms and bath: Holloway fiat,
first floor. So. % East Michigan street or Cen
trai Trust Company.
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Ladies'.

Anderson. Miss Nina II.
Alley. Mrs. Minnie.
Alexander. Miss Helen.
Bowen, Miss Florence.
Butler. Mrs. NJ.
Bell. Miss Anna.
Brondson. Miss Cora.
Baker, Miss Ethel.
Barnes. Mrs. Jenny.
Bush. Mrs. Della.
Bivens, Mrs. a. NJ.
Boykin, Mrs. G. A.
Bowers, Mrs. Mae.
Battle. Mrs. Laura.
Clifton, Miss Nalaria.
Clarke. Miss Elsie.
Clark. Mrs. VIM.
Carter, Mrs. Emma.
Gamblers. Mrs. MOllie.
Clay. Miss Annie.
CanteT, Mrs. r.. NJ.
earle. Miss Ethel.
Croncher. Miss Edith.
Cantrule, Miss Lo;tie.
Clifton. Mr.. Nerleria.
Dean. Miss Eta.
Dixon, Miss Josephine
f.
Duvall. Mrs. Tillie.
Dino, Miss Zella.
Davis. Mrs. Lura L.
Denman. Mrs. Bertha
&.
Engelan. Mrs. VIM.
Easton. Miss Amy.
Fruit. Miss Fessie.
Ferry. Mrs. Lindey.
Fort. Miss Grace.
Fansler. Miss May.
Gallamore. Miss Geor-
gia.
Gray. Mrs. r.
Grinslade. Miss Lille.
Gentry. Miss Jessie.
Goacher. Mrs. p. A.
Clifford. Mrs. y. +.
Glenn, Mrs. Melva.
Gray. Mrs. Alice.
George, Mrs. Nette.
Hyatt, Selma +.
Haley. Pearlie.
Helm. Mrs. Lulu.
haywood Mrs. 6.
Harrison. Miss Alice.
Hunt. Miss Josephine.
Hun. Miss Eva.
Heller. Vlna.
Hart. Miss Anna.
Herbert. Mrs.
Halle. Miss Halle.
Jackson. Miss Fanny.
Jordan. Mrs. u.
Johnson Mrs Sorrfhfa
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RESTAURANTS.
TO LET.


observation-disclosures cafe is the best in
city; try our 15c meals. 136 w. Washington.
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Good Friday.

BOYS Club and messengers will call
their homes for old clothes, etc.
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LOST-S reward FOR the return OF q black En-
glish bitch setter. 3k years old; had Irvine
string about her neck when lost. Return same
to AL SMITH. SIS y Illinois.
Thursday afternoon. a gold stick-pin
with gold diamond setting. between the Grand
Opera House and Craig's candy store on Wash
ingtOn street. Finder will he rewarded by re-
turning the pin to the Journal Office.
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FOR RENT-HOUsEs.
wANTED-AGENTS.


TO LET-See list at 131 h. Market: ground
floor. & APPEL
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FINANCIAL
STORAGE.


get your goods free II stored
with US four months. Born Transfer and Stor-
age Co.. 31S Il. Market. Either phone, Zl3.
e-aOn4GE-Tha Union transfer and storags
Company. corner East Ohio street and Beo-
line tracks: only nrst-class storage solicited.
CHATTING ~ OF
GOODS A SPECIALITY.
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HAT R-ENovAToRs.


HAVE your hats cleaned and pressed. Styles
changed DE PUYS. ~ T. New York 81.
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The position of vice president and gen
eral manager of the Seaboard Airline Rail-
way, recently vacated by T.. st. John, has
been rendered to James NJ. Barr. now third
vice president of the Atchison, Topeka *
Conta Ea Railway
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-The Automatic Shade Company
The only exclusive window shade house IL
city . Pembroke Arcade.
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Use gas coke under your boilers.
One ton of coke contains as mauy
heat units as a ton of coal, and
makes no smoke.
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FIRE INSURANCE.



lNSURANCE-Insure your property with 10
SEPH w. SELVAGE, 70 Lombard building.
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On April ] all dining rooms in the differ
ent depots that have been rented to indi-
viduals by the Erie road were turned over
TO Superintendent Kibben, Of the dining
agement of the Erie commissary depart