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Self Explanatory.

In an interview with E.. A. Ford, general
passenger agent of the Pennsylvania lines
west of P%ittsburg, regarding the notice re-
Gently published by Superintendent Cush-
ing, that no person other han an ac-
credited representative of the Pennsylvania
lines in the discharge of his duty shall be
permitted to enter the ticket Offices at any
time, Mr.. Ford says: 1T would seem that
the notice referred TO is simply a reprint
of an old one-similar notices having been
posted in the stations of the Pennsylvania
lines west for ten years or more, but hav-
ing become worn. and in some cases oblit-
Grated, superintendent Cushing printed and
posted new ones. which would seem the
proper thing TO do. No injustice will be
done any one who has a right to enter
the ticket offices. and we believe our pa
irons will agree with us that the ticket
agents should not be called upon to make
storage rooms of their offices for satchels,
packages or parcels of any kinda proper
place for such deposits being provided in
the baggage room. A ticket agent who per-
forms his duty to the public properly will
have no time to attend to business of this
kind"
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LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET
TRADE STILL HAMPERED By THE
UNsEAsONABLE WEATHER.
Prices Too High in Many Lines 10 Adj
nit of Generous Consumption
Grain Markets

Both wholesale and retail merchants are
firing of cold, raw, cloudy days and are
hoping for some genuine spring weather
so that trade may improve. as unquestlon-
ably the present temperature is unfavor-
able TO all kinds of business. Vegetation Is
retarded and prices of fruits and. vege-
tables continue high beyond precedent for
this time of the year. Commission row
feels it. as everybody buys on a limited
scale. looking for an early break in prices
but it does not materialize as yet lrlsh
potatoes, c~abbages. onions and, in fact, all
vegetables are in strong position as 10
prices, when they ought TO be on the down
grade. Apples sell slowly, being very hlgh
i'm price. and oranges are advancing ana
selling a dollar a box higher than a month
ago. Strawberries are coming In quite Tree
ly, but prices still rule too high to ADMIT
of free consumption. TIL dry goods houses
probably feel the unreasonable weather as
much as any line Of trade and goods are
selling slowly, as compared with what they
should at this season of the year, with
prices advancing under stress of labor con-
ditions. Only in groceries do natural condl-
lions predominant. All lines of groceries
have huctuated but little in many months,
not enough to materially anect prices 10 the
retail merchants. Sugars. cofees and all
staple articles in that line range In price
about the same as a year ago Inc HouI
market is another line of trade IN when
prices have varied but little Tor months
past. and. in fact, -four is to-day the cheap
est article sold on the markets Cahheu
goods are firm, as are dried fruits, but
prices are not materially higher except on
tomatoes. The hide market shows some I'M
provement. Ii is more active ana prices are
a shade stronger, and TINS Is reneSIeu Oh
the leather market. whick has ruled re-
markably steady for some weeks. rants
and oils, in fact, everything sold by drug
gists, are in strong position.
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INDIANAPOLIS Grain Market

The local grain market was in strong po-
sition yesterday, wheat advancing a cent
No. 9 red selling at soc, and other grades
pr~oportionately higher. Corn is in strong
position as are oats. Inspections, however
were light, being but 26 cars. Track bids as
reported by tha secretary of the Board OF
Trade, ruled as follows:
Wheat strong; No. . red, soc track; No; ?
red, SOC on milling freight; No. ) red. '6q
7Sc track; soc track; wagon, Soc. .
Corn firm; No. l white, 65ac; No. Z
white. 651sc; No. 3 white, 65hc; No. 4 white,
6lbQ63hc; No. 2 white mixed, 621kc; No. 3
white mixed, 6212c; No. 4 white mixed, 5S1sQ
eO1kc; No. 2 yellow. 6224c; No. 3 yellow,
624c; No. 4 yellow, 5Saq6O34c; No. 2 mixed,
621ac; No. 8 mixed, 6l2c; No. A mixed, oS129
Oats steady; No. 2 white. 45A946Ac; No.
8 white, 45AQ45%c; No. 2 mixed, 44l@q45c;
No. 3 mixed. 44g4414c. o-a,o
Hay quiet; No. l timothy, NO
2 timothy, $40. 75Q1l.25.
Inspections-Corn: No. 2 white, 1 car; No.
8 white, ID: No. 2 white mixed, 1; NO. z
mixed, /; No. 3 mixed /; no grade, i; no es-
tablished grade. /; ear, /; total, Y cars.
total, 2 cars. Hay: No. l timothy, 1 car:
No. 2 timothy, No. clover z; to'al' 4
WAGON MARKET.
1t was another day of liberal offerings at
the wagon market, and all cereals were In
good request, as was hay. Prices OF corn,
n choice. were at the highest quotation,
but little selling under zoe and a few loads
at re. Choice hay readily brought S4 and
all was disposed Of during the day. Prices,
as reported by the wagon welghmaster'
ruled as follows:
Corn-69d72c per bu.
Oats-45G47c per bu.
Ha~y-Timothy, choice, S13dl4; mixed. SIO-0O
all: clover, $9d10. according TO quality.
Sheaf Oats-$11@12 per ton.
Stra w-$5M6 per ton, ACCORDING 10 qualify.
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Increase i'm CapitaI stock.

The stockholders of the New York Cen
trail & Hudson River Railway yesterday re-
elected the old board of directors. Author
ity was given to increase the capital stock
of the company from Sis, 900, 600 to $15O,O00,-
600 and "A new lease of the Mohawk & Ma
lone Railroad, in substitution for the pres
ent one made in 1893, was approved. The
new lease provides for an issue of $40, OO0, GOO
i'm 35 per cent. bonds, of which Sc, 400. 600 will
be used to retire old bonds bearing interest
at 4 and 5 per cent, and the remainder for
improvements and engagements. The an
nual meetings of the West Shore and Mo-
hawk q Malone railroad companies were
also held i'm New York yesterday. The
members of the old boards were reelected
with one exception, w. H. Newman being
elected in place of S. r. Galloway. The Mo
hawk & Malone stockholders authorized an
increase of capital from $4,000 600 to S. 600
and ratified the new lease to the New York
Central & Hudson River Railway Company.
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When You're Dead.

When you're dead
All the good things viii be said.
All the tributes Of the crowd.
Lit with kindly smile and word.
VIII be Ger your shrOud.
All the good YOU would have heard
All the speech that might have stirred
You 10 feel you were endowed
With a task that made you grid
Armor on, and do you proud.
After you have fallen still.
Men will cease their bitter talk
Cease 20 hold your motives i'll;
Cease TO hover like a hawk,
Ger your daily speech and walk,
For a sign OF wicked viii
That they ~valiantly may balk;
Cease 10 fret in accents shrill.
Then. when you lie in your dream-
In the dream that has no end
Flowers on the crepe viii CLEAN.
Men will praise YOU as a friend,
One whom they need not defend;
one In whom all actions seem
All the best OF traits TO blend
When you're dreaming that long dream.
When you're dead
All the good things will be said.
w. d. Nesbit, in Baltimore American.
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VIM. Garstang. superintendent of motive
power of the Big Four. returned yesterday
from the East. whittier he went with the
specifications for the thirty-ive engines
which are TO be built for the Big Four.
Ten will be of the Atlantic type. for pas
senger service. and fifteen heavy freight
engines of the consolidated type; these will
be built at Dunkirk. and ten heavy switch
ing engines will be built at scranton by
the Dickson locomotive works. and all are
TO be delivered i'm July. Mr.. Garstang
says the works are all crowded with orders
and are now taking contracts for 1903 de
livery.
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prices paid by shippers.)
Turkeys, 10 to u lbs, l9c per 10; hens, Sc; cocks
ac. Young chickens, SIC; ducks, &c; geese, $i.Sl
per doz.
Cheese-New York full creams, 13c; domestic
Swiss. lie; brick, he; limburger, l5c.
Bu~tter-Choice roll, 15q@Oc per 10; poor, NO. z
SQ10c.
Eggs-13i2c per dozen.
Beeswax-30c for yellow, 2c for lark.
Feathers-Prime geese. SOC per 10; prime duck,
zoe per 10.
medium, Ice; bury and
unmerchantable. Base less: coarse grades, 15Cl
fne merino. 13d15c; tub washed. 25g2Sc.
HIDES, TALLOW, ETC.
Green-salted Hides-No. l, nc; No. ?, SIC
No. l calf, lOc; No. 2 calf. SIC.
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C.. a. n. General Orders.

MINNEAPOLIS. Mimi, April 16.-Com-
mander-in-chief Torrance. Of the G.. A. r..
has issued a new series of general orders.
The thirty-siXth national campmen will
be held at Washington this year by deci-
sion of the national council. Memorial day
is To be celebrated as usual. Post COM
manders are requested 10 invite clergymen
to deliver addresses on the Sunday preced-
ing the day. as well as TO ask the school
authorities in their various locations TO
hold memorial services.
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CHARLESTON. S. c., April 1.-THE
Southern Supply and Machinery Dealers
Association was organized here to-day by
representatives Of six Southern States to
promote the interests of the wholesale
hardware and mill supply dealers i'm the
South. The following officers were elected:
President. G. 3. Jenkins. Charleston; first
vice president, Levin JOynes, Richmond
Va: second vice president. @. r. Lombard,
Augusta; secretary and treasurer, g.. b.
Carfer. Knoxville. Tenn.
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Armed Italians i'm a Fort.

TRINIDAD. Col. April 16.-In the hills
near this city three Italians. who are
wanted by the local officers on charges of
assault 10 kill and selling liquor without a
license. nave erected a fort with large logs
and blocks Of stone. in which they have
taken refuge from the law. They are heav-
iy armed with rifles and revOlvers. and IL
is thought will make a desperate fight for
liberty.
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Telephone Manufacturer.

CHICAGO. April 16.-In response 70 a call
issued by James f. Keelyn a meeting was
held here to-day for the purpose OF organ
izing a telephone manufacturers associa-
ton of the United States. The meeting re-
suited in the appointment of the following
committee TO report a plan of permanent
organization: Messrs. Keelyn, Jones, Bow
man. Briggs and PrOcunier.
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Telephone Properties Transferred.

CLEVELAND, o., April 16.-The tele-
phone properties of the Everett-Moore syn
dicate at Columbus and Dayton were for
maIly transferred by the bankers COM
mittee to-day to Columbus and DAYTON
capitalists who have purchased the stock
heretofore held by Messrs. Everett and
Moore. Through this sale the bankers
committee obtains $4,000 in equities to ap-
ply on the liabilities of the Federal Tele-
OhOne COmDanV.
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NEW YORK. April 16.-Vice Admiral Sir
Harry HoldswOrth RawsOn, r. N, former
ly commander of the British channel squad
ron, who has been appointed Governor Of
New South Wales. and who is the first adj
miral in the British navy to be given a
colonial gOvernorship. is a passenger en- the
White Star liner Teutonic, which has been
sighted and will dock tomorrow morning.
Lady Rawson accompanies the admiral.
Former Governor HOgg, of Texas, who has
been abroad some time, and Sir Richard
Musgrave, are also passengers on the leu
VAnfn
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. union trans1erers; good
men. THE MEYERCORD chi
cagO.
WANTED-To call on Cuscajen Bros. all ice
cream handles for push carts at once Is North
Alabama ST.
WANTED-Two hrst-class cylinder pressmen and
two press feeders, steady work highest wages;
nine hours work. ten hours pay. ". 3. CON
KEY COMPANY. Hammond. Ind.
Observation-Disclosures commercial transfsrer for
the better class OF work, IN replying state
whether nOnuniOn or union. Address -, Trans
ferer. Auditorium Hotel. Chicago
WANTED-LithOgraph pressman for the better
class OF commercial work: in replying state
what press have been running. where worked
and whether nOnunion or union. Address ID,
Transferer. Auditorium Hotel. Chicago.
W~ANTED-For L. 5. Army; able-bodied, IN
married men, between ages Of p and IS, cttt-
zens OF United States. OF good character and
temperate habits. who can speak. read and write
English For Information apply TO Recruiting
Officer. 25 North Illinois St. indianapolis, Ind.
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Inferred in Greenwood,

NEW YORK. April 16.-The remains of
the Rev. Or. T.. De Witt Talmage were i'm
TERED in Greenwood Cemetery to-day. The
services at the grave. which We're very
simple. were conducted by the Rev. DR.. j.
Howard Suydam, of Rhinebeck, New York.
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wANTED-FEMALE HELP.


WANTED-Girl for general Homework. Inquire
23o9 College avenue.
WANTED-Girl for general housework; must be
a good cook. Apply at once. 24l0 y. Penn
sylvania ST.
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Dry Goods.

Bleached sheetings-Androscoggin. L. nc:
perkIev No. 90. sac: Cabot, &C.. Capitol ~.
Cnrnberiand. &c; Dwight Anchor. SIC: Fruit 81
,ba DOM. 7&c: Farwell, T4c; Fftchvile. &C. Fur
Width. size; Gilt Edge, 5Ec; Gilded Age. s.:
Hill. nc: Hope. nc; Linwood. nc. Eonsdale'
81. peabody. SIC; Pepperell. "a. zoe: Pepperen
iC.4. PC: Androscoggin, -. zoe; Androscoggin.
W. Ryown sheetings-Atlantic A.. &C: Arpyle
st-c. Roott {. 4l2c. Bucks Head. &C: clifton
~. -. Constitution. 40-inch. 6I5c: rsritsIa
So-iDcb Do. Dwight star. &c; Great Falls = a..
go Fails j. sc. Hill Fine. &C. Indian h.
&C. Pepperell r. SIC PeppereiL lo-s. .0c. An
S,oscocgin. ga. lSc: AndroscOggin. 10-l se
Auen ~obes. SIC; American indigo. 4bc. a.
ca long cloth b. Tsc; Arnold Lie. Ct.
Eocbeco fancy. Sc Hamilton fancy. Sc. Me-
mac pinks and puppies. JIG; Pacific fancy. 5c.
- sl.c. simpsons oil finish. 6c: Americ@m
es+r+np &C. black white. 4t2c. grevs. 49,
Ktd-enished Cambrics-Edwards. &c: Warren
30. slater. &C. Genesee, &c.
Tickings-Amoskeag ACA, Di2c. Cones.oga BIZ.
pic; Cords I4o. niac; Cords T. Iiec. Cords
ACE. ilisc. hamilton awnings, &c. KimOno fancy.
-. Ienox fancy. lSc. Methuen "A. l6irc. Oat-
I'D AF. SC: Portsmouth, uiac. SuSr1ehanra
iZisc: Shetucket SW. &C. shetucket F. 6Isc.
'Giinebams-Amoskeag staple. size. Amoskeay
dress 70. Bates. slice. Lancaster. size. Lancssrsr
dress &c. Bates. SAC; Toll du Nord. SC.
Grain Bags-Amoskeag, $3.50; American. 81 20.
Harmony. $3.50. stark. SIS.
Flour.
straight grades. sl60dA75: patent -four. g son
as: spring wheat, &.Jv45.15.
Groceries.
conee-Good. 10ai2c; prime. i2ai4c: strictly
prime. l4Q16c. fancy green and yellow. lsde2c.
Java, zSqS2c. Roasted-old government Java.
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Coal and Coke.

Anthracite CalI sizes), S7.25 per ton: Blossburg.
IS: smokeless, S4.75; Jackson. S4-25. Kanawha.
S'25; Pittsburg. s4.25; Raymond. s425; Winifrede.
"a o, Luhrig. 81: Hooking Valley, 81: Brazil
block. $50: Greene county. 1926; Indiana Iump.
So, %; slack, smokeless, S3.25; slack. Jackson.
s.. 50; slack. Pittsburg, $50; slack, West Vir-
yinia 50 co. slack. Indiana. 81, ConneUsvila
Coke, $3.50: lump coke, lie per bu. S2.75 per p bu:
crushed coke, BE per bu, S325 per p bu. Bags.
95c Der ton extra, ground floor or Jumped in col
lar; from wagon. 2c per ton extra, by wheel
hnrrnw chute or basket.
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A PRIZE OF S2.OO

A64 Va Y6sOO
WILL BE GIVEN EACH WEEK FOR
THE BEST DRAWING ILLUSTRATING
THE BENEFITS TO BE DERIVED IN
A BUSINESS WAY BY ADVERTISERS.
THE DRAWINGS SELECTED WILL BE
USED IN THIS WITH THE
ARTISTS NAME ATTACHED. ALL DRAW
INGS SUBMITTED MUST BE 10 INCH
rs HIGH BY 9 INCHES WIDE. GOOD BRIS-
ToL BOARD AMI INDIA INK SHOULD BE.
USED. ARTISTS NAME AND ADDRESS
MUST BE ON BACK OF DRAWING. UNAC-
CEPTED DRAWINGS WILL BE RETURNED
TO OWNER ONLY IN CASE POSTAGE
FOR THE RETURN ACCOMPANIES THEM.
CONTESTANTS WILL EITHER DELIVER OR
DRAWINGS To COUNTING ROOM
II INDIANAPOLIS JOURNAL.
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wANTED-SALESNAN.

MANIFESTATIONS 70 sell "Clydesdale.' the
great gall cure and Gypsy horse remedies to
dealers only. Send stamp for reply. II GEO.
w. Co, Pittsburg, Pa.
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III JOURNALS OFFER
PEI N INK ARTISTS.

TIE JOURNAL DESIRES TO USE AN APP
PROPRIATE ILLUSTRATION OR CARTOON
TO ATTRACT ATTENTION TO ITS WANT
III ADS.
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Drugs.

Alcohol. s2.57d2 20: asafoetida, 40c: alum. 2L6
&c: camphor, 6Sd7 zoe; cochineal, 30Q55c. chloTo-
form. 5Sd65c; copperas. brl, soc. cream tartar.
nnre- SOa33c: indigo. 65dS0c; licorice. Calab
genuine. $50 4Oc; magnesia. carb., 2-oz, 20a22c:
morphine. p. & w, per OF, S45q26O; nader
ia6isc. oil. castor, per gal. S1.0SdI2O: oil ber'
eamot. per 10. IS; opium. S3.50q3.3 20; qulnine. =.
& W. per OF, S5q4oc; balsam eopaiba. 55a5Oc;
soap. CASTLE, Fr. l5Hlsc soda. Dicaro1 2tz@3c.
peter, 1Od14c; turPentine. 4Iq55c: glyeeriae. Islza
zoe; iodide potassium. SZi5u2J0; brodime potas-
ice: cinchonida. 3Sa43c; carbolic acid, S2d4Oc:
cocaine. muir, 81. 55H415.
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ESTATE.



WANTED-Real Estate-House and lot or small
farm near city. Box "a. Journal.
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VITAL sTATISTICS-APRIL 16.
Births.

VIII and Jeanette Ruthert. 52s Jones street.
girl.
George and Maud Jones. 1924 Oliver avenue.
girl.
Edward and May Burs. so Birch avenue, girl.
Charles l. and Alice NJ. Free. 1901 North Be
willie avenue, girl.
Walter G. and Catherine Martin, 1904 North
Rural street, boy.
Edmund and Matte Hayes, 1891 North Latay-
cite street. girl.
Lewis and Mamie Young. Irvington. girl.
John p. and Katie Tarpey, gl West Michigan
street, girl
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Marriage Licenses.

Henry Goetz and Sarah a. Stops.
Aioyn NJ. GOug and Rebecca BeTte.
William Hillman. Jr. and Carrie Kiefer.
Gustav f.. Grobin and Nellie NJ. Roberts.
Roscoe Price and Lulu Myrtle Brown.
Lewis NJ. Travis and Mary NJ. Wynn.
Omer A. Morgan and Ida ID. Campbell.
Charles 7. Bishop and Mary +. Dixon.
William Edward Patty and Dolores Driscoll
Long
Edwin j. Amthro and Daisy n. Wallet.
William w. Bowen and Grace r. GOodspsed.
Valentine c. Wolf and Margaret Rembusch.
Harry Harris and Meivina Dickson.
James Boyd Peck and Mary rowning Butler.
Philip Q. Ochs and Sophia Wick.
John :. Fivecoats and Mabel ID. Kiefer.
Beecher NJ. knight and Cora Bacon.
David W. BascOwel and Laura Floyd.
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WANTED-Fins household to store for the sum-
mer; no rats, mice or bugs; separate apart
ments: new storage house. 100 North Alabama St
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Deaths.

Charles Warner. seventy-two. st. Vincent's
Hospital. exhaustion.
Edna Far. eight months, SS Bird street, pneu-
mOnia.
Harriet Raymond. seventy-three, 41O East Tenth
street. pneumonia.
James G. Stewart, seventy-eight, 1905 Pleasant
street, exhaustion due 20 accident.
Caroline ID. Klausmann, 217 East Tenth street.
enteritis-
Mary Thompson, hfty-one. 1920 East Tenth
street, nephritis.
Paulina ]. Webster, forty-four. Central Hos
pitsl for the Insane, angina pectoTis.
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WANTED-Agents Wanted: Life of De Witt
Talmage." Largest, best authentic official
book: 800 pages. profusely illustrated. Retail,
$50. Price TO agents 50 cents. OUTFIT free.
Now ready. Credit given. Profit S2 per day
enormous demand. THE BIBLE HOUSE, Il
Plymouth place. Chicago.
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Provisions.


seed clover. prime. ssa65o. English clover. =
ns. so. alsike. SIuS. alfalfa. choice, s6Q6 IS. crfn-
son clover. A5d5. Timothy, prime. Hlcd3lk
Fancy Kentucky bluegrass. "a extra
clean, 60u7oc. Orchard grass. 81 sOHa9S. ~
top. socQSl75. English bluegrass. &l&a2
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FURNACES.

FURNACES-For $3.50 per room the UNDER-
FEED (smOke-consuming) will heat a mouse the
entire winter. IF YOU BURN too much coal or
have any trouble in heating with your furnace
ROLLYN HAWKINS can tell you the trouble
and correct it. u styles OF furnaces: also tin.
galvanized iron work and repairing. 114-116 Vir-
ginia av. Both phones.
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Canned Goods.

Corn. S5cdSi q. Peaches-Eastern standard.
s-lb. Sl.75d2: 2-lb seconds, Sl.i0al60; California.
standard. 50. 1Od2 40: California seconds, ST. 90a2.
Observation-Disclosures. 2-lb. S5q90c; rasp-
berries. S-lb. s1.25aLSO' pineapples. standard.
2-lb. $155alSo: choice, $2a2l0' cove oysters.
beans, S-lb. 81; Lima beans. s~l2OaL25; Holsters.
sl.S5d2; red cherries. 95caSl; Strawberries, s50
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t
Statement of Receipts and Expenditures Of
the indianapolis Water Company,
From April 1. 1901, TO April l. 1902.
Capital stock $500. 900. 90
RECEIPTS.
Water rate-private consumption. 2S2, 231. 81
City Of Indianapolis-Fire protection.
etc. N.95257
Town Of Woodruff Place-Firs protec-
ton ......:.~..-...---...~... 1880
ice leases s.S7zSs
Current expenses-printing. advertis-
ing, stationery. gas. telephone rent,
telegraphing. repairs TO meters.
travelling expenses, interest, real
estate. buildings. construction. post
salaries Of officers and employees. $3.50
Refunded water rates, lead, stop
boxes, water pipes and labor,
branch castings. valves and fittings
and hydrsnt fittings. ss.5ss.7S
Pumping department-wages fuel, gas.
telephone rent, packing, oil. coal,
repairs. etc. S.sO4.59
ephone rent. packing. oil, freight.
coal, pipe fittings, tc......-....... S. so. IS
Canal northumberland, lumber,
bIacksmithing. ardware etc........ s.2TL19
Street dePartment-wages. taps.
freight. OIL. coal, packing, tools.
horses. etc. S.67LOl
T. \. MORRIS. President.
II. NIX. LANDON. Asst Sec'y.
State Of Indiana. Marion County. SIS.
Before me. Frank e. Jordan. a notary public
IN and for said county, this 10th day Of April.
1902. came T. \. Morris. president. and H.. Nick.
LandOn, assistant secretary of the indianapolis
Water Company. and under oath declared the
above statement TO be correct ana true. accord
ing TO their belief and knowledge.
FRAME G. JORDAN. Notary Public.
My commission expires Feb. 8. 1906.
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