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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-04-10
EXPENSES OF RAILROADS
INCREASES WHICH HAVE a DIRECT
EFFECT ON NET EARNINGS.
Giant Engines the Pennsylvania Is
IntrOducing-Every Holding
Strictly TO Tariff Rates.

One of the most noticeable features of
railroad reports for year past, commenc-
ing with the summer months, was the large
increase in operating expenses-that is. in
the mere cost Of running the roads as dis
tinguished from the money spent on i'm
prOvement, repairs and new equipment.
With nearly every road the tendency has
been to increase in a greater ratio the OPP
Grating expenses than did the earnings,
and this tendency. says a general superin-
tendent, is not diminishing but rather in
creasing, and is now more powerful and I'M
restrained than ever. Since Jan. l, on not
only large systems, but on minor ones,
there is notable demand on the part of
railroad men for increased pay, followed
almost invariably by the announcement
that it has been granted. if not to the full
est demand TO an extent which materially
increases operating expenses. Meantime,
the public is demanding lower freight rates.
and in many States 2-cent-a-mile rate for
carrying passengers.
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Personal, Local and General Notes.

John F. Miller, vice president and gem
eTal manager OF the Cleveland, Akron &
Columbus was in the city yesterday.
Ten of the locomotives OF the Big Four
now under process of construction are be-
ing built at the Dickson shops, Scranton,
Pa.
John Quincy Matthews chief train dis
patcher of the Western division of the Colo
RADIO Southern. is visiting relatives in this
city.
The estimated cost Of the new passenger
station that the Lake Shore, the Big Four
and the Pennsylvania win build at Cleve-
land is 100000.
The Cincinnati. Hamilton & Dayton has
secured contract TO haul 500 carloads of
Pittsburg coal from Cincinnati to this city
for the indianapolis Gas Company.
G.. r Hobart has been appointed travel
ing freight agent OF the Queen & Crescent
at Chattanooga, vice K. h. Mack, recently
resigned TO enter commercial pursuits.
James Barker passenger traffic manager
of the Missouri. Kansas * Texas. has gone
TO California TO attend the meeting of the
Transcontinental Passenger Association.
on May 1 the accounting and purchasing
departments of the Jersey Central will be
removed from New York 10 Philadelphia
and consolidated with those of the Phila-
delphia * Reading.
IL Is stated that the withdrawal of the
Chicago. Rock Island & Pacific from the
Western Passenger Association is due TO
the fact that IL seeks the removal of a
certain official OF that body.
Harry Miller, general manager OF the
Vandalia, yesterday returned from Phila-
delphia where he went to attend q meet
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SaIP of m Railway.

Announcement was made yesterday by
Edward b. Smith & Co., of Philadelphia,
bankers, that the Choctaw, Oklahoma Ss
Gulf Railroad Company has been sold to
Speyer & Co, bankers of New York. Fran
els l. GOwan, president of the road. said
he was not in a position to talk in detail
on the subject. He said the transfer would
mean a revolution in the management Of
the road. but in what way he could not
say. When asked If the Pennsylvania Rail-
road Company was interested in the sale
Mr.. Gowan said: You are coming too far
East" Whether the bond issue recently
projected would be forthcoming he could
rot say, though he expected the new man
agement would see the advantage of the eX-
tension that had been contemplated. Dur
ing the last six months rumors have con-
nected the Atchson, Topeka & Santa Fe
Railway. the Missouri Pacific Railway, the
St. Louis & San Francisco Railroad and
the Rock Island Railroad with the pur-
chase. There is a strong belief that the
last,named road is the real purchaser. This
belief is strengthened by the fact that the
board of directors of the Rock Island road
are about TO issue S15,000,000 in new capital
stock.
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indianapolis Grain Market.

1t was an off day on the local market.
The inspections were but seventeen cars.
Wheat and corn were steady and I'M
changed in price. Oats were a shade higher.
advancing a half cent. Dealers showed lit
tie interest so light were receipts. Prices
as reported by the secretary of the Board
OF Trade ruled as follows:
Wheat steady: No. red. 76c track. 7511c
on milling freight: No red. 72a74c, 751ec
track; wagon, 16c.
Corn dull; No. l white 64c; No. white,
64c: No. white, 6ic; No white, 6O462c;
No. white mixed, Gle; No. white mixed,
Gle; No. white mixed, 57d59c; No. yell
low, size; No. yellow. 6lAc; No. yellow,
7A65914c; No. 2 mixed, Gle; No. mixed,
61c No. 4 mixed, 57q59c; ear. &c.
Oats firm; No white. 4524 d46ilc: No. 8
white. 46l4G45&4c; No. mixed, 44l2Q45c; No.
3 mixed. 44d441zc.
Hay steady: No. ! timothy, Sl2q12.50; No.
2 timothy, $10.50du.
The inspections were: Wheat No. red,
! car: corn No. white, cars, No. 3 yell
low. car. No mixed. cars. No. 8 mixed.
i car; ear corn. cars; oats, No. mixed,
cars; hay, No. ! timothy, cars.
THE WAGON MARKET
Offerings on the wagon market yester-
day were larger than on any preceding
day of the week. being 20 loads. Corn ruled
steady more selling al the lowest than at
the highest quotation. Oats ruled easier and
hay was very firm. really choice selling al
market active at the following range OF
prices
Corn-66d7Oc per bu.
Oats-45d47c per bu.
Hay-Timothy, choice, $125Od1350: mixed
s1O.50911; clover. S9G1o. according to
Sheaf Oats-$l2al3 per ton.
Straw-$506 per ton, according TO quality.
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COMMERCIAL CLUB.
f. A. w. Davis Wishes GeOIogist's Re-
port Printed-DeIegateS to Chicago.

The Commercial Club has received a let
ter from +. A. w. Davis, vice president of
the indianapolis Water Company, asking 1t
to use its influence with the Governor and
the State Printing Board to have the re-
port of the state geologist printed. Mr..
Davis says his company receives many in
quiries concerning Indiana's resources and
keeps the reports OF the geologist on file
for the purpose of answering the ques-
tions. The new report, he says, contains a
chapter on the States mineral waters
that is important commercially. He re-
CARDS Mr.. Blatchley as the best geoogist
the State has had. The Printing Board de-
clined to print the report on the ground
that Mr.. Blatchley had agreed that his
reports should be published every two
years. This Mr.. Blatchley denies
The Commercial Clubs delegates to the
convention OF the Western Reciprocity
League in Chicago to-day are Hilton u.
Brown. John w. Hoffman, V. c.. Clifford,
d. NJ. Parry and Lucius B. Swift.
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SALES OF REAL ESTATE.
Twenty-Five 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 r. m, April g. 1902,
furnished by the Indiana Title Guaranty and
Loan Company. No. 129 East Market street
Both telephones 1905:
Louisa A Wright to Mary z. Clifton.
Lot log, WIeys sub OF Outlets 1852.
163 and 165. Indiana av. near 10th ST.. $500 90
James S. Hass to John w White, Lots
16 IL and is In Ramsey's sub of Hutch
ing & DarneIs Brookside add depot
St near ed st)..:......................... 10000
son; Lots als and SIG. Sec. 40. Crown
Hill Cemetery .......,.,.....;......:..... 10000
err ct ux.. Lots II and Is in Gunkles I'd
English-av add Cor English av and
John G. Comet ct al to Chas E. Bar
rett; Lot 49, Marion Park add. Cor.
Herbert ST. and Sugar Grove STU. 700. 20
Henry ]. Manner TO Sarah We'll. pit Lot
a. Bright. Powell & Ellis's sub Of Out
lot 49, Michigan St near Bright ST.: 100000
Lots 70 TO rs. Campbelrs West Park
add Chase ST. near Ray ST. ;....;...... 10000
Lot $50 in I'd section Lenox Place add.
(Cor. La Sale st. and 18th stu. 10000
and % n V %a sfank Psrk aGd
S4th ST. 10000
pit Lot l. KindeT,s sub Of Square IS.
Maryland ST. ... ... .'O' 1872 50
VIM. r. Kuhn to Frank NJ. Dell ct al.
o.
Henry Themes to A. Wesley Antrim. pt
Lot in Metzger's Park Place add
Capitol av. near Fall Greek $3.50. $4,000
Kate ". Pyle to Arthur j. Gillette Lot
St near 2ist st)........... $500. 90
Chas. f. Lossdon to Vim. Butler ct ux.,
SPratt st. near DOrman ST. D.. 10000
VIM. G. Robinson 70 Gottlieb II.
Schmidt ct ux. \ of Lot 43O. Fetch
ginis av near Grove st) ......,......... 1875. 90
Martha e. Stradling to David W. Strad-
ling. part Of the n Il Of Sec So,
I'd is. r g. Center township ....... 2.4oo 90
James A. Curtis 10 Fannie Nj Nichols.
los. prospect st, near East sO........ 10000
Fred O. Ritter to Jennie L. Cokefair.
Lot g. Levi and Carrie Ritter's sub
of Rtter's add 10 Irvington. elm av
near Washington av) ..................... 500 90
John NJ. Sims, Lot lis. in LIST West
Park add. Ruth st, near Ohio ST.. 400 90
Sheriff of Marion county 70 James /.
sub Of outiot 12i Ccspitoi av. near Nc
Carly ST. 2o0. 90
Harry c. Smith to Earl NJ Ogle. Lot
80. A NJ ogle ct ais East Park add.
Ida @. Smith 10 VIM J. Lowry. part OF
Lot !. PIX H. Central Park add
Senate near 2Sd sD............-.... $50
Alfred H. GLADDEN. to Geo W Linn.
4 of same wayne township -. 10000
James B. Moore to Mary Scott, part of
Lots Il TO 80. Ketcham Place add.
Corner Ketcham and Michigan sts).... $50 90
Daniel De Noss to Henry Coburn, Lot
IS. Coburns sub OF l. g. c. r. r. Co.'S
sub OF Sec Z. TIP Is. r T. pleasant
st. near Harlan so......-.-.-.--....-.... 11oO.o
Transfers, %; total consideration s41 Oss 80
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SEALED PROPOSALS.

Depot. Q. NJ. Dept. Jefersonville Ind, April s
lso2.-Sealed prop93ssals in triplicate viii be
for Fuel required here, and at Louisville Ky
during the hscal year commencing July /. 1902
zion. The L : reserves the right TO reject or
accept any or all proposals or any part thereof
Information furnished on application. Envelopes
eontsinins 1FroPesadS Shoq II De marked. Pro
SHALL. Assistant Q. NJ. General
Depot. Q. NJ. Dept. Jeffersonvills. Ind. April
: lsoe Sealed proposals. in triplieate will be
received here until 10 Q CLOCK a. m. April IS.
1902. for delivery al Jacksonville Depot or 400
Escort Wagons and $500 Single Sets Ambulance
Harness Bids Will be entertained for the deliv-
cry At other points than Jenersonvills. the right
being reserved TO reject or accept any or all
proposals or any part thereof. Details furnished
application Envelopes containing proposals
20 be marked Proposals for Escort Wagons or
Harness." and addressed j. NJ MARSHALL.
Assistant .. NJ. General.
PROPOSALS FOR BEEF AND MUTTON or
ice Chief Commissary Chicago. III April \
fa02 sealed proposals will be recsiyst u1fU n
IN May s. 1902. and opened. by Commissioners
OF the following posts: each receiving proposals
Ior hls own ~ 49, - Yaisi ~. furnishing and
and Waynr. Mich. Bort sheridan. ILL.,. Rock
columbus Barracks Ohio Fort Thomas XIV
and Columbia Arsenal. Tenn. during six montss
commencing July l. 1902 Information furnished
should BE- Endorsed Proposals for Fresh Beef
and Mutton and addressed 70 Cen.misssry a.
post bid for. a D. NlSkEItN Major CHIEF
Com'y.
PCsTOFFICE DEPARTMENT. Washington d
d. Martn e lril-sealed proposals will be re-
ceived az this department until THURSDAY Nav
l. 1892 AZ O'Clock ,. m. for furnishing paper
blank BOOKS. stationery. rubber goods. wrapping
paper. twine scales. postmarking and rating
stamps. rubber stamps, canceling Ink. ink pads
packing boxes sna printing facing slips. card
slide labels and other supplies mentioned in
proposals and specifications a. they may ba
ordered from time % time during the fiscal year
beginning July ]. 1902. and ending June so fsa3
for the Of any branch OF the departmental
or postal service. Blanks FOR proposals with
spscihca lions and full Instructions will be fur
nished application 20 the suI,etntendent OF the
division OF postofice supplies, POstofiice Depart
msnt. Washington ID. c. II. c. PAYNE. Post
master General.
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FIRST WARD MEETING.
Citizens Will Discuss Gas Situation
TO-Morrow Night.

Chairman Harry Negley, of the Council
committee on contracts and franchises is
taking the initiative in calling ward mass
meetings for the discussion of the gas
meter question. Yesterday evening Mr.
Negley issued a call to his constituents in
the First ward to meet with him in Flash
kamp's Hall. at the corner of Seventeenth
street and Hillside avenue The meeting is
called for s o'clock tomorrow evening
a citizen of the ward will be selected to
preside whose views on the meter question
are known TO be impartial. Mr. Negley
will read the ordinance and will make a
speech urging frank statements of opinion
Any one who desires TO be heard on the
question will be given a chance TO talk.
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An Unverified Report.

An unverihed report states that oil In
terests outside OF Indiana have obtained
control of the Manufacturers Gas Com
pany and Will compete with the present
companies for private service should the
25-cent meter ordinance be passed. The
same rumor says that the interests are
identified with the unknown promoters OF
the 1O-cent meter ordinance recently intro
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duced in Council by Attorneys Burke and
Warrum. Both Mr. Burke and Mr.. War
rum have stated that they do not know
who the people are that desire the 10-cent
ordinance passed.
City officials think there is nothing in
the story for the reason, they say. that the
Manufacturers Gas Company never could
be a factor in public service. II is not pre-
pared TO enter such service, they say and
the expense OF drilling new wells and con-
structing new mains would be too heavy
to warrant any such action with gas at
its low ebb in the Indiana fields.
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pennsylvania Company Expanding.

The Chicago Record-Herald says this
morning: Upon the authority of a large
stakeholder in the Plant system, ii is
stated that the Pennsylvania interests will
soon acquire possession OF the allied Plant
and Atlantic Coast line systems In this
fact, II is alleged, is to be found the reason
for the purchase by the Atlantic Coast line
OF the Plant system, which has surprised
the railroad world. Should the PennsyI-
vania secure the two systems they will add
a total of 1870 miles of line, bringing the
total to 10000 miles under one control"
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Albert Lieber.s Franchise.

Albert Lieber will probably receive a
franchise for his Plainfield interurban line
within a few days. The last obstacle TO
granting the franchise was removed the
other day when the Board of Works grant
ed the petition OF the Indianapolis Street
railway Company to extend its West In
dianapolis line on Oliver avenue TO the
city limits. The extension is for the ex-
press purpose Of meeting Mr.. Lieber's line
at that point
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Poultry and Other Produce.

prices paid by shippers)
Turkeys 10 to u lbs. 1Oc per Id; hens Sc;
cocks &c; young chickens Shc; ducks &c; geese
81 so per doz.
Cheese-New York full creams. ISc; domestic
Swiss lie; brick, 14c; limburger, l3c.
Butter-Choice roll, 15q2Oc per 10; poor. No. 2
S110c.
Eggs-1Sc per dozen
Beeswax-30c for yellow, 2Jc for dark
Feathers-PTime geese, 30c per lb; prime duck
zoe per 10.
wool-Merchantable medium. 16c; bury and
understandable. 3d5c less; coarse grades l5c
fine merino, 13d15c; tub washed 25G2Sc.
HIDES. TALLOW, ETC.
Green-salted Hides-No. ], 7lsc; No. 2. CSC
No | calf, l0c; No. calf, Sl2c
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Realty sales of the Dny.

Charles Reese yesterday sold through the
Benjamin r. Cline agency his ten-room
house at list River avenue to Henry S. Rea
for 81 500. Mr.. Rea decided to Mr.. Reese a
property at 242s Talbot avenue. improved
with an eight-room modern dwelling, for
81. O00
George d. Yandes yesterday sold two lots
between Delaware street and Central ave.
nue.. near Thirty fourth strssts-fo 5000.
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building Permits.

John Graham. frame repairs. sos West Walnut
street, 800.
John G. Gels. frame addition 245 Prospect
street. $500.
r. F. Barton, brick addition. 2o5 North Me-
ridisn street. $500.
Carrie ]. Hook. cottage. East Norris street
1915
George W. Keers. repairs. 9ls West North
street, Sls0.
street, 500.
C. j. Jacob. frame addition S24 Sanders
street. $3.50.
solon s. Goode. frame repairs. 2c+2 North Me
rfdfan street $50
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NEW YORK. April s.-George b. Mead.
a Wall-street SPECTATOR was found uncon-
scious to-day on the steps OF the apartment
house l04 West Sixteenth street, where he
came TO this city from Philadelphia, where
il is said he at one time prominent
broker. Al the hospital 10 which Mead
was taken IL was said an autopsy would
be necessary TO determine the cause OF
death. There was no mark or violence on
the body.
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Inspector of Electric Wires.

Fire Chief COots believes that it would be
we'll for Indianapolis TO have an inspector
of overhead electrical construction. He
should have power by an ordinance, Chief
Coots thinks, to order the removal of wires
that interfere with the work of the fire de-
partment, or that have no good reason for
being placed over streets and alleys.
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Deaths.

Alma r. Tanner. twenty-seven years, 52s Ger
mania street. tuberculosis.
Antonio shell. thirty-four years. T33 North
Sheffield street Bright's disease.
Kate g. Brcden. siIty-three years 1873 Pros
pecr street. ErastrO- interftis-
Samuel J. Thompson, seventy years, lo0S
Hendricks street apOpleNy.
Alonzo l. lie FebeT. year, 40 North Rural
street. bronchitis
William S. Elliott. sixty-hve years 401 North
Noble street. laryngitis-
Barbara Guetig sixty-one years. 625 East
Market street, schorosls OF liver.
Benjamin Harding. forty-six years, Job Reyn-
olds street. pneumonia
oliver Washington. nineteen years, OF Chi
cagO street. phthisis.
Herman Richter. fourteen years 1884 Yandes
street. bronchitis
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Marriage Licenses.

E-ldon s. Cloud and immaculate Martin
John J. Ford and Florence f Clark
Joseph Parker and Anna Barnes.
William L. Lemon and Bertha HoingsWortn
Gilbert J. Cook and Pauline Reichwein-
Clay Trusty and Lizzie Johnston.
Herman shilling and Ida kiel
Payton Willis and Julia +. Robinson.
Charles r. Pritchard and Zenia +. White
Walter L. Zimmerman and Edna =. Diller-
Wilbur Wynn Dark and Elma Baird Woollen-
BENJAMIN r. Stah and Jennie PersOn.
Charles G. Brian and Joy r, Watson
August Il. Cooley and Jessie Williams.
George o. HOadley and Gertrude ii. Schleicner.
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SEEK A COMPROMISE.

CONCLUDED FROM TENTH PAGE)
to the terminal company this week, al
though the board desires to get rid of the
question as expeditiously as possible
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VITAL sTATISTICS-APRIL 9.
Rirthr.

John and Flora Morris. $40 South Illinois street
bOy
Ernest and Grace Vincent. SIS South Illinois
street. boy.
Peter and Mamie SchWeitzcr. SD Harlan
street. girl.
Charles and serefto Brende. 1895 West Twenty
seventh street. boy.
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DIED.


BECK-Samuel T. Beck died Tuesday, April g.,
aged ffty-seven years. Funeral Thursday,
April 10 from the residence Of his sister, Mrs.
Lucy r. GoOde. 211f Talbot avenue. Funeral
and burial private.
BOWMAN-Mrs. william H. April 7, 1907 Flu
neral from late residence. 500 East Twelfth ST.
az 10 a. m, THURSDAY, April 10.
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REMOVAL.


REMOVABLE J. A. Compton has removed his
Office 70 II T. Ohio st.
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DAVID READ NOVELS.

He, Therefore, Decides To 60 to the
wild West.
W. S. Frazier. a laborer living at 1905
Rembrandt street. last night reported to the
police that his Contemporaries son David
had left home with a bundle under his arm
and heading for the golden West. Fra
zier wanted the police 10 Immediately noti-
fy the st. Louis police TO stop the lad
David has been reading novels that tell
of travel and adventure and they have
instilled in him a spirit of adventure.
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STOVES AND REPAIRS.


STOVE REPAIRS-Stove repair and tin shop,
3S5 Virginia av. New phone. $40. Old phone.
green asa
STOVES - MODEL STEEL RANGES AND
stoves. Quick Meal steel ranges and gasoline
goods. HOME STOVE CO. 70 5. Meridian st.
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seeds.

Seed clover. prime ssa6.5o. English clover %
as %. alsike. S70S. alfalfa choice, Se1625 Grim
son clover. SA58a5. Timothy. prime. =. loG3l Is.
Fancy Kentucky bluegrass. N-5Qlf 90; extra
clean. 60n70c Orchard grass. NLil4i.Ib led
top socasl Is. English bluegrass. e. 25G2
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SOCIETY NOTICE.

MASONIC-Pentalpha Lodge, No. 564, f. and A.
Masons. Called meeting In Masonic Temple
this Thursday afternoon. April 10. at O'Clock.
for work in the third degree
ELMER F. GAY, w. NJ.
r. T. MQUIDDY. Secretary.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Grand Lodge of Psrfec-
ton. a A. s. Rite. Members Of the Rite will
meet at the temple to-day Thursday afternoon)
a 1.3o O'Clock sharp attend the funeral CT
late brother, John y. Van Tilburgh at the
residence, 22l North State avenue.
LEWIS r. MORRISON, 7. p. O. M.
FRANCIS T. HOLIDAY. Secretary
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

PUGH-Isaac c. died at City Hospital this a. m
Funeral will be held at residence, 1923 NortF
Capitol avenue. at 1880. Friday a. m Friends
invited.
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CThe quotations given below are the selling
prices of the wholesale dealers.)
Candies and Nuts.
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MONUMENTS.


MONUMENTAL Diener, l49 e Washington
Tel. 2525 Branch works E entrance Crown Hill.
MONUMENTS
NJ II. FARRELL
2it West Washington Street.
MONUMENTS-Tile floors and marble work
speciality. INDIANA MARBLE AND GRAM
TIE WKS.. AZ y. Del. st. Old tel. main. $685.
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.
MORTON PLACE PROPERTY.

5000 will buy one Of the choicest homes IN
that addition: located on Alabama street nesr
P0th- Hot water heating system and thorough
b. modern.
Phone new 1923
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS.

FLANNER Il BUCHANAN-CLicensed
embaImers) Can ship diphtheria and
scarlet fever. Lady embalmer for
ladies' and children 800 North nli-
nOis street. Telephone Gal. new and old
New If54. ADAMS & KRIEGER. Main 1854
Funeral directors. 159 ". Ills. Lady attendant.
Old z50 c. Z. KREGELO. New ESQ
FUNERAL DIRECTOR.
2Z3 ". Delaware St
TUTEWILER & son.
Undertakers 124 w Market ST Tel na
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wANTED-MALE HELP.
wAyTED-FEMALE HELP.

wANTED-Girl to do homework; good wages.
Apply at 81 North Keystone.
WANTED-Ladies as agents. a good article and
quick seller; you make money in few
moments talk TO your friends. No fake OF
fraud. Box IS, Journal.
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FOR SALE-vEHuCLES.

FOR SALE-For quick sale, price object. TO
move few new farm wagons at 407-4u 3. Penn
syivania st. Call promptly and get a bargain.