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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-02-09
FARMERS INSTITUTE.
The Meeting at Southport CIoses-Res-
oIutiOn AdOpted

olutiOn Adopted.
The Marion County Farmers Institute
closed it's meeting at Southport yesterday
afternoon. During the day the following
addresses were delivered: apple Orchards
for Central Indiana" W. b. Flick; Straw
berries for Home Use," Theodore Wilson;
"a Plea for Better Stock on the Farm
w. c. Wood; Chickens on the Farm" Mrs.
Kline; How Can a Young Man Make a
Business and a Homer o. F. Lane. Music
was furnished by two quartets and recita-
tons by Ethel Hennen and Mrs. Florence
Ross. The institute adopted the following
resolution:
Resolved. That We commend most earn
estly the action of our last Legislature by
which the appropriation for farmers insti-
tutes was increased, and as a result of
which the number and attendance of said
institutes have been more than doubled.
That we indorse the present fish and
game law as wise and much-needed legisla-
ton, and recommend that the farmers of
the State aid in all practicable ways in its
enforcement.
THAI we respectfully recommend TO the
State Board of Agriculture the construction
of an inexpensive building on our state fair
grounds. which may serve as a place Of
rest and convenience for women and chill
dren."
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GIVEN A JAIL SENTENCE
THOMAS GLENN UNABLE To ESCAPE
PUNISHMENT.
He sold Liquor to Two Young Girls
Grand JuryTs Report-Other
Court Cases.

Thomas Glenn was fined 800 and costs
and sentenced TO ninety days in Jail in
the riminal Court yesterday on a charge
of selling liquor TO minors. He is the young
saloon keeper that sold liquor to two young
girls. one of whom was later arrested on
a charge of theft Glenn at first asked for
trial by jury, then changed his mind and
asked for a special judge. Samuel Ashby
was appointed. The case was an appeal
from Police Court. where Glenn was fined
$3.50 and sentenced to $50 days in the work
house. Judge Stubs, Of the Police Court,
recommended that the older girl be sent
tU the Industrial School fOr Girls. The
younger one has been placed with the Cath
Ollie sisters.
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COMMERCIAL CLUB.
Election of Directors to BE Held To-
Morrow-AnnuaI Meeting.

The Commercial Clubs election Of direc-
tors will be held between 10 a. m. and 4 p.
m. tomorrow. The election officers are
Justus c. Adams. inspector; ]. ]. Reilly
and W. =. Kappes. judges; F. W. Olin ana
Max Hyman, clerks. In the evening the
annual meeting of the club will be held
and the reports OF the election board, the
secretary. the treasurer and the auditing
committee will be submitted to the stock
holders. Owing to the death Of President
John NJ. Spann, the usual smoker will not
be held, and in it's place will be a memorial
meeting.
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A. c. NEwBY's STOCK DEAL.
Chicago VIII Describe Ii
Further to the Court.

Judge John II. Baker. Of the United
States Court, yesterday ordered Finley,
Barrel & TO, Chicago stock brokers, to
amend their complaint against Arthur c..
Newly. of this city. The brokers allege
that Newly owes them $4,000 on account
OF a deal in Northern Pacific they made
for him. They say he commissioned them
TO sell for him one hundred shares of
Northern Pacific at $145 a share on the New
York Stock Exchange. No sooner had they
done this than the stock jumped up, and
when they were called on 10 deliver IL cost
them $4,000 TO get the stock. The other
$40, 900, they say, is due them for commits
sion and expenses.
In argument before Judge Baker yester-
day morning Charles w. Smith, attorney
for Newly, admitted that Newly made
the deal. but, he said, the brokers COM
plant should explicitly describe the cir
cumstances of the deal on the New York
Stock Exchange for the Information of the
court. A. w. Hatch, attorney for the brok-
ers, contended that the rules OF the Stock
Exchange were commonly familiar and that
when Newly commissioned the deal he
submitted TO the rules.
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BIGGEST DEAL OF WEEK
PROPERTY OCCUPIED BY sfNKER-
DAVIS COMPANY TRANSFERRED.
The Consideration Was $4,000, and
the Deal Was Made Some Time
Ago-The Market.

The deed was fled yesterday conveying
the property on South Missouri street oc-
cupied by the Sinker-Davis machine shops
from Walter ]. Hasselman TO the Sinker-
Davis Company. The consideration was
$500. The sale was made some time ago,
but the deed was not recorded. The prop
erty has a frontage OF Us feet on Missouri
street and extends back to West street.
The plant of the company takes up the en-
tire space. This was the largest single
transfer for the week. There were 154
transfers recorded during the week, ag-
~gregating 1898. 696.62. a good showing as to
sales. The icy pavements, however, caused
a lack of interest in the real estate market,
as persons were unable to get around. The
inconvenient walking caused a decided
slump In rentals and comparatively few va
cant houses were occupied during the week.
No particular change is expected in rentals
or in the real estate market until the
weather breaks.
John r. Tomlinson has sold his modern
residence on South Ritter avenue, Irving
ton, TO w. r. Abbott for $4,000. The house
has ten rooms.
There was a series of transfers yesterday
of the property of Katherine L. Dorsey, at
the corner of Central avenue and Fifteenth
street. Mr.. Dorsey transferred the prop
erty to Daniel o. Dorsey for a cOnsidera-
ton of 81 and love and affection. The next
deed was from Daniel O. Dorsey to Fran
els Dorsey, for $500, and the next from
Francis to Robert l.. Dorsey, for $4,000.
x x
Moses Allen yesterday sold his farm In
Decatur township to Wilbur H. Kellum for
$1,000.
Charles F. Wehking has transferred his
property TO Joseph w. Sewage for SIC, 900.
The property is located on North Meridian
street, near Thirtieth street.
< K
Mary ]. Larsen yesterday purchased a
property on Northwestern avenue, near
Twenty-sixth street. of Addison H. Nor
dyke for $500.
< < <
Sallie c. Holmes has sold her property on
North Pennsylvania street, near Nine
teenth street, to Mary r. Carver for 81, 800.
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New Suits Filed.
HIGHER COURTS RECORD.
SUPREME COURT.

1919. Nappanee Canning Company ct
al. Us. Reid. Murdoch x Co. ct al. Elkhart
c C Appellants petition for oral argu-
ment.
1927. Adam. Meldrum & Anderson Co.
vs.. Thomas Stewart ct al. Wabash G. G.
Appellees' brief on petition for reheaTing.
APPELLATE COURT.
Minutes
1929. German Roman Catholic Central
verein VS.. Elizabeth Underestimate. Van
derburg :. C Appellee's brief.
4f9S. AdOlph Zuelly q al. VS.. Martin F..
Casper ct al. Perry G.. c.. Appellees' brief.
4206. Charles r. Shafer VS.. Herman j.
Stern ct al. Appellee's brief.
1893. Ella A. Webb vs.. William A. Rhodes.
Marion 5. G. Appellee's answer to appel
lant's brief 10 modify mandate.
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Attorney General Taylor yesterday re-
eafved from the Supreme Court of the
United States a mandate to the Marion
county Circuit Court affirming the deci-
sion In the Gallup case A copy was fur
viii be made on the basis Of So ,I46.69 up
TO Oct 81. 1898. with 8 per cent interest
from that time. This Will bring the bill
up TO $50, 200 Accompanying the mandate
was also q check for $40. made payable to
Mr.. Taylor, which is due the clerk of
xlRfUn county as a docket fee.
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HELP.

WANTED-Young men TO letrn barber trade;
only 8 weeks required; tools donated. INDI-
BARBER rear Il S.
Alabama street.
WANTED-Mine A dividend paying mine.
ready to incorporate, wants active men to take
interest; $1,000 10 SIC, 000 required. Address
LOMBARD, X. Sl4, l4 La Sale ST, Chicago.
WANTED-S9 to $40 weekly working for US at
home; no canvassing; If now employed an
hour or two evenings will add s. TO Sc to your
weekly income. Inclo5e stamp. Work mailed on
application. Address 10Th II
CO, Toledo. O.
WANTED-Government positions-where they
are and how obtained. Full particulars as TO
salaries, dates, places of examinations to be
held soon in every State, etc, mailed free.
Write for Circular Us. NATL COR. INST,
WANTED-An old-established concern OF Chi
cago about TO open a branch at indianapolis
wants TO secure an active man as manager who
has some means and a business acquaintance in
the territory. A good salary TO a good man.
Address Box 203, care Journal.
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GRAND JURY REPORT.
Five. indictments Returned, but No
Action on Policy.

The Marion county grand jury yesterday
made a partial report for the. February
session, returning five indictments, all Jail
cases. as follows: James Cooney, assault
and battery with intent to kill; Ed Hale,
petit larceny; Ed Fisher. grand larceny;
William Sims, grand larceny; John Hines
and Harry Meyers. petit larceny and re-
ceiving stolen goods. No report was made
as 10 the result of the investigation OF pol
icy playing, but IT is expected that the
grand Jury will return some indictments
against policy players this week.
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LIST.
A. j. MEYER & CO., IA Z. Market st.

Modern Offices in LAW $500 and
upward; steam heat, electric light. janitor serV-
Ice. COmDlefe law library for tenants use.
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Frank Pague. a ffteen-year-old boy. nv
ing at No. 1880 Woodlawn avenue. was
taken TO the City Hospital yesterday even
ing suffering from a crushed foot. He got
on a train of the Big Four. intending TO
ride TO LeOta street. He thought at first il
was a train OF coaches going to the yards,
but after getting on discovered il was a
through outbound train. In jumping of
fell. and several toes were crushed off by
the wheels.
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I'm the Probate Court.

william p. Huff was yesterday appointed
administrator Of the estate of Robert B.
Hun and gave a bond of 5000.
The Indiana Trust Company was APP
pointed guardian of Paul and Bertha Schil-
len. aged min and seven.
John +. LOOney was appointed admins
traitor of the estate of Catherine LOoney
and gave a bond of $500.
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DIED.


r. C, died at his home az 2l26
fark avenue, Feb. s. al $50. aged forty-tlree
years. Burial at Bloomington. III. Tuesday.
Hem died Wednesday evening.
Feb. 3, at 7:20 O'Clock. aged nfty-eight years.
Funeral from residence, rH Madison avenue.
sunday at l o'clock; 1:So from Sacred Heart
Church. Friends invited.
JACOBS-John Jacobs. Thursday morning CT 10
a. m. Funeral Sunday at 1870 p. m. 1901 Col
lege avenue. Friends invited.
F.. at residence. 1873 North
Illinois. aged sixty-nins years. four months.
Funeral from residence Monday. Feb. 10. at 2
p. m. Interment at Crown Hill.
NJ. died Wednesday. Feb. s.
Funeral services at the Second Presbyterian
invited. Burial priyate.
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Appointed Resident Agent.

Joseph w. Sewage has been appointed
resident agent OF the American Central
Insurance Company. of St. Louis. Mo.
Mr.. Selvage is also representing as resi-
dent agent the Providence Washington In
surance Company and the Sun Insurance
ONCE OF London.
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Releases.
SALES OF REAL ESTATE.


Instruments filed for record in the recorders
Office of Marion county, Indiana, for the twenty
four hours ending at ) p. M, Feb. s, 1902, as
furnished by the Indiana Title Guaranty and
Loan Company, No. 129 East Market street.
Both telephones 3005:
Chas. Reese to Anna r. Young. Lot %,
Moore's sub, in Sec 81, TIP 16, X 4. Q2th
st, near Larch aV) ......"......"...... SooO.uO
Alice r. Lubbe to VIM. II. Sandifer.
Lot 26. Smith & Logans add. logan
ST. near Raymond sD................ 10000
South Indianapolis Improvement Asso-
citation TO Francis w. Brown ct ux,
dianapolis Industrial City. (Bessemer
st. near Coriiss sO ................... 10000
South Indianapolis IWprqyement Asso-
Lot 10, Blk 40, S. Indianapolis In
dustrial City. Csame as above)"..... 10000
VJ John B. Fournace. part of Lot p.
So 70, city of indianapolis. Corner
M a "A Heizer to Lean P. Ramsey
ct al, Lot u, So 70, city of Indian
apolis. Corner Kentucky av and
M MeEyi AMEN st to Wilbur H. Kellum ct l."
al, part OF the n c Il of Sec 3, TIP II,
R 2. Decatur township .:-.r.."... 100000
Katherine, L.; Dorsey to Daniel l.. Dor
4. in Bradshaw & Buffers add to
College corner. Corner Central av and
Da 4 l. L. Dorsey to Francis S. p. Dor: L."
sey. undivided Y Of same. as above. $4,000
Francis o. Dorsey to Robert l. Dorsey
as above. Csame as above)"-----.. 2.5OO.oO
u D CdNllbN Il uAu anu ID aliNt w.
to Geo. J. Landon, Lot 80, Julian ct
CESS av, near University av5.:...~.. 10000
Mary A. Singleton 10 Gottlieb Hitze-
add. eBates st, near Leota so..D.....: 10000
Chas. John to Frank F.. Rogers, part Of
Outlet 81, city Of indianapolis.
washington st, near East sO........ 1000
John e. Hol~lingsworth TO VIM. h. How
ard, undivided one-seventh interest in
part Of the e Y of the n e 4 Of Sec II,
TIP 16. r 2. pike township ........... 5000
Tot Q Ocgondfg " park odd Ma
ridian st, near 5oth s0......"..... 100000
Addison II. NoTdyke to Mary ]. Larsen,
ern av, near 18th so..~"-~C."".... 2.5O.O
Sallie c. Holmes to Mary r.. Carver ct
al, part Of Lot So. +. Talbott's re-
vised sub. pennsylvania ST, near 18th
ST. Observation-Disclosures. 10000
Worthy Mollenkopf TO Hugh Mcdonald.
Lot ?. NoePs sub. Z. 7. Fletcher's 2d
BrOokside suburb. (Brookside av, near
Crown ST. ..:..."."...":...--.... @O.OO
Sarah Z. Bowler to Hugh Mcdonald,
Lot /, same as above. Corner Brook
side av and Crown s) ................ 800. 90
John w. GLADDEN. to Henry w. Morris,
Lot 8 and part OF Lot 8. in Blk 4.
Furnas's add to Bridgeport. National
road, near Michigan sD.............. $40. 90
Albert Schad to Cora ]. Richcreek, Lot
40, Pettibone * Richards's Highland
Home add 10000
Azaria L. Newhouse TO Lillian NJ. Bell,
Lot 4. Blk 1sS. Brfghtwood ....."..... $500
Geo. c. Pratt to Francis A. Bray ct Tx,
Lot %, McCarty's LIST West Side add. 90.N
Watson ]. Hasselman to Sinker-Davis
Co, part OF So 81, city of Indianapolis.
Is. Missouri s., 10000
Transfers. "a; total consideration $500. 500. ass. 90
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REAL ESTATE

We have for sale a dwelling partially de-
stroyed by fire. The owner does not care to
rebuild and will sell at about price Of ground
only. This property is located on North Side,
near Eighteenth street. See US for full particu-
lars and price.
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CHESTER. Pa, Feb. S.-The launching Of
the steamer City of Memphis, built for the
Ocean Steamship Company. which was TO
have taken place at Roach's shipyard at
noon to-day. has been postponed. When
an attempt was made TO get the vessel off
the ways she would not bulge because of
the frozen tallOw.
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Control of Grand Jurors.

The appellants brief was filed yesterday
with the Supreme Court in the case of
contempt against the Marion county grand
Jurors for refusing to indict violators of
the liquor law. The Marion County Court
held that II had no jurisdiction in the case.
1t Is argued that grand jurors are subject
10 the same control by the court as other
Jurors and may be subject TO punishment
for contempt for any violation of their Of
fetal oath
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NOTICES.
congregational.

PLYMOUTH CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
Services held in the emp corner Delaware
and Tenth streets. II. C. Meserve. pastor. Res
idence. 1411 Park avenue. $3.50 a. m, Sunday
school; 10:45 a. m. morning worship, with ser
mon by the Rev. Walter b. Street, of Anderson;
$50 p. m, organ recital by Mr.. +. b. Birge.
90 p. M. the last lecture OF the series on the
Life OF Jesus Illustrated by the Tissot pic
lures. For further details see advertisement on
last page Of this paper. Seats free. All are
welcome.
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The Indianapolis Fire Insurance Com
pany was one Of the few companies which
made a profit on its business for the year
1901. The risks insured by this sterling
home company are carefully selected, and
the growth on the institution is assured.
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FURNACES.

FURNACES-Once more in the ring. The cheap
est place to buy a frst-class furnace is a,
ZIG s. Pennsylvania. New phone l449. HENRY
A. TUMPF
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Spfrftualist.

THE FIRST SPIRITUALIsT CHURCH-Cornsr
Alabama and New York streets. No Sunday
morning service. Evening service at 7:+5 O'Clock.
Lecture by Mr.. B. F. Schmid. subject. 'Obses-
sion" Mrs. Josephine Ropp, the celebrated
medium. gives tests after the lecture. Thursday
afternoon at 2 o'clock Ladies' Aid social at the
church. All Welcome.
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PAYS HIGH

ccives deposits daily; pays a much larger rate
Of interest than banks or trust companies: If
teen years Of successful business; sound and re-
liable; no expense fund or withdrawal fees: pays
full amount of deposits with accumulated inter-
est; deposits received every week day and Thurs
day and Saturday evenings. Thomas Z. Chand-
Ter. president; Henry @. Werbe. treasurer;
Horace E. Smith, attorney. ONCE. LA E Market
street.
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Petition i'm bankruptcy.

Mrs. S. Pavey. of Rushville, is defendant
In a petition of bankruptcy filed in the
United States Court yesterday by Cooney
& Geiger, the Indianapolis Hardware Com
pany, and the Home Stove Company, of
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$1,000; Pennsylvania, near Twenty-second.
Sacrifice. to make quick sale; s-rooms. bath,
oak finish, sliding doors, two mantels; as good
as new.
CHAS. p. DONEY.
IN apaolya
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We represent the best Fire Insurance Com
panies-
The Delaware Insurance Company Of Phila-
delphia.
The Reliance Insurance Company OF Phila-
delphia.
The Phoenix Assurance Company OF London.
The Prussian National Insurance Company.
FOR RENT
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REAL ESTATE

Vacant lots on Talbot av. and Pennsylvania
ST, south Of Twentieth; location unsurpassed.
We Will furnish You ) per cent. money to build
without commission. JOHN WOCHER & BRO,
q n. Pennsylvania st.
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BUSINESS
SUCCESS IN SPECULATION"

Large profits can now be made in stocks and
grain on small investments by our safe system.
Send for our book, Modern Methods for Safe In
vestments,' and our special letters of advice,
free. NJ. B. FLOWER * CO, Bankers and
Brokers. Chicago Stock Exchange bldg, Chicago.
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Moses Allen yesterday sold his farm In
Decatur township to Wilbur II. Kellum for
$1,000.
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The other Is that Of the Greenfield Ice
Company. which raised its capitalization
from 5000 to $1,000.
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Peoples.

CHURcH-At the Propylseum.
Reading class: $50 a. m Ssrmon-lecture ;
public Is cordially invited. r. A. Cantroll, pas
tor. Residence. $50 North Pennsylvania street.
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For sALE-REAL ESTATE.

REAL ESTATE-List your real estate with w
A. GREYER, 405 Majestic Bldg.
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New a

NEW CHURCH CHAPEL-62s North Alabama
street. Rev. Willis L. Gladish, minister. Serv-
Ice and sermon, II o'clock, Subject. The
Christian Home" Sunday school, $50 q. m.
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W~ANTED-FEMALE HELP.

W~ANTED-Ladies wanted to work on sofa pill
lows; experience unnecessary. Send stamped
envelope to MISS MGEE, Needlework Dept,
Ideal Co, Chicago.
to s15 salary guaranteed per week
TO ladies desiring pleasant home work; ex-
perience unnecessary. Inclose stamp for full in
structions. etc. Address 10Th CENTURY o
Toledo, o.
W~ANTED-Young people wanted, write letters
home evenings and return TO US. rate IS per
thousand; paper, pens, ink furnished free: send
address envelope, particulars. F. NJ. C, Dept.
Gel. Box li1l, Philadelphia.
WANTED-Ladies. something new making sofa
pillows at home; 81 to S2 weekly: materials
furnished; no canvassing; steady employment.
Send stamped addressed envelope. HOUSE
HOLD MFG CO, Erie St, Chicago.
W~ANTED-Lady in each county to represent
house established ten years. solid financial
standing; straight, bona fde weekly cash salary,
SIS. paid by check each Wednesday with all ex-
penses. direct from headquarters. Money ad-
vanced for expenses. MANAGER, 39 Caxton
Bldg, Chicago.
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Investment Property.

ESTATE
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WANTED-By a colored man situation as far
itor or inside work; best CT references. Ad
dress Box 2O2, care Journal.
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WANTED-HELP.

pay cash for labo, $500 and
expenses weekly. Salary at end OF each week
Expenses advanced. Travelling position. No can.
Vassing. THE COLUMBIA HOUSE, 324 Dear
born, Chicago.
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STOVES AND REPAIRS.
STOVE REPAIRS-Stove repair and tin shop.
35 Virginia av. New phone. s475. Old phone
green. asa.
STOVES-MODEL STEEL RANGES AND
stoves. Quick Meal steel ranges and gasoline
goods. HOME STOVE CO.. 117-1i9 S. Meridian st.
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FOR SALE OR TRADE.

FOR SALE OR ~TRADE-SlO0.o COO to $3.50. 600 for
business block. Office building or hrst-class
fiat: be quick. KEPLER AGENCY. Ala Law
FOR ALE OR TRADE-Good farm for CITY
property: also good rentals in Elwood for
vacant lots here. KEPLER AGENCY, Law
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Personal.

PERSONALLY get the best call at Knox's
barber shop. at the corner OF Meridian and
Washington streets. formerly the Bates shop.
We employ the best OF artists. have all the
latest improvements, also use compressed air.
This magnificent palace has been htted up at
sesa.
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THE COURT RECORD.

Room 3-Vinson Carter, Judge.
Marie l.. Witt VS.. c. F.. Adams Co; dam
age. Dismissed by plaintiff. Judgment
against plaintiff for costs.
Charles K. Boyer VS.. Charles Mueller
schoen: specific performances. Dismissed
and costs paid.
New Suits Filed.
Alfred Burdsel VS.. Ora orion; on note.
Superior Court. Room 3.
John +. Mutually VS.. Abraham Worth; re-
plevin. Superior Court. Room 2.