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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-09-06
MIDLAND CHANGES.
Most OF the omces VIII BE Moved from
Muncie.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
MUNCIE, Ind, Sept. 5.-W. w. Grim
NELL. local agent of the Big Four, stated
authoritatively to-day that the general Of
fees OF the Chicago q Southeastern, which
has been absorbed by the Big Four, will
be removed from Muncie. w. S. Moore.
the new superintendent. and II. H Egg
gleston, engineer of maintenance OF way
are now opening offices In Anderson. The
car records have already been taken to
Indianapolis and the car service OF the
Midland will be regulated from Superin-
tendent OF Car Service Cavanagh's Indi-
annapolis Office. The train dispatcher's Of
flee will remain here until the necessary
arrangements are made in Anderson Ii is
not definitely decided whether the Midland
shops will also be removed. Agent Grim
nell believes that the Big Four will con-
tlnue to use TO some extent the Midland
line from Anderson TO Muncie, in order TO
maintain its right OF way and its terminal
If Muncie. The Midland terminal occupies
very valuable ground here, which the Big
Four could use advantageously for coal
yards. factory inducements and other pur-
poses.
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ANOTHER CONVENTION NECESSARY
Surplus of Justices of the Peace I'm
Terre Haute.

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TERRE HAUTE, Ind, Sept. 5.-A second
township convention must be held by the
Republicans to solve the problem of get
ting rid OF one candidate for justice OF the
peace. The convention nominated four and
afterward it was learned that the town.
ship was entitled to only three, the mis-
take arising in the same manner IL did at
Indianapolis. The county committee tried
TO get one candidate to withdraw and pres
sure was put on the one that received the
fewest votes in the township. but the with
drawal was not forthcoming and the con-
vention will be called together again, the
same delegates sitting before.
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Conference of Township Trustees.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal
MUNCIE, Ind, Sept. 5.-John NJ. Bloss,
president of the State Township Trustees
Association, and trustee of Hamilton town.
ship, Delaware county, announced to-day
that the township trustees of the Eighth
congressional district will hold a convention
in Muncie on Oct. Is, to discuss matters
of interest to the trustees. Plans for in
Producing amendments to some of the State
laws bearing on education at the coming
session of the State Legislature will also be
considered.
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Special to the indianapolis Journal
MARION, Ind, Sept. 5.-The Grant Coun-
ty Council to-day appropriated $500 for a
cottage at the State Soldiers Home at La
fayette. The proposition to erect a new
county jail at a.cost of s125,OOO was rejected
on the first reading, as 1t is claimed the
county cannot now stand the expense. 1t
Is said that mandamus proceedings will be
instituted against the county by the State
Board of Charities, through the local
board, as the present jail has been con-
demned many times as unsanitary.
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Woman Charged with Arson.

Special 20 the Indianapolis Journal.
ALEXANDRIA. Ind. Sept. 5.-Mrs.
George Cohn was arrested this morning,
charged with setting fire to the Michigan
Exchange, which was destroyed last night.
The building was two-story frame for
merly used business block, but re-
Gently occupied by a number OF families,
all OF whom escaped from the burning
building uninjured.
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Democratic Nominees.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
MADISON, Ind. Sept. 5.-Hiram Fran
cisco was nominated this afternoon by the
Democrats for judge and ]. r. E. Pheasant
for prosecutor of the Fifth judicial circuit.
composed OF Jefferson and Switzerland
counties. James NJ. Singer, of Versailles,
was named for joint senator for Jefferson,
Switzerland and Ripley counties.
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Thornburg Reunion.
Special to the indianapolis Journal.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
RICHMOND, Ind, Sept. 5.-The sixth an
nual reunion of the Thornburg family was
held yesterday at the Hagerstown fair
grounds. About 300 were present. An in
teresting programme was given The new
officers are: President, John Thornburg,
New Castle; secretary, John X. Thornburg,
Anderson; treasurer: N. b. Thornburg,
Hagerstown; corresponding secretary,
John r. Thornburg. Hagerstown. Next
years reunion will be held at the same
time and place.
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Special to the Indianapolis Journal
DECATUR, Ind, Sept. 5.-The Adams
county Republicans met in mass convention
in the courthouse at this place yesterday
and nominated the following candidates:
Representative. John ID. Engle: treasurer,
Elmer Cook; clerk, II. G. Corbett; sheriff,
John w. Dague; recorder, John Clancy,
surveyor, Jesse Brickmaster; coroner,
William G. Braden; commissioners. First
district. c. ID. Kunkle; Second district, Jo-
eeph w. Smith.
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keeper OF an immoral house. Justice Of
heard the evidence, the testimony Of sew
eral ministers and other well-known per-
sons being introduced. The accused was
prosecuted by Mayor Denney and Deputy
Prosecuting Attorney Schwartz. and de-
Tended by McGriff & Bergman. The jury,
after being out all night, reported dis
agreement, nine being for conviction and
three for acQuittal
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ElOpers to BE Tried.

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VALPARAISO, Ind, Sept. 5.-Miss Faye
Brickel. aged thirteen. and Theodore
Simons, who eloped here to be married,
were taken to Hammond to-day for trial.
J. =. Simons, brother of Theodore, who
swore the girl was of age, will be tried for
perjury.
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w. w. Gillette Injured.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
FORT WAYNE. Ind, Sept. 5.-Deputy
Recorder w. w. Gillette was thrown from
a bicycle last night and struck on his head
causing a concussion of the brain. He
was riding home when dog ran into his
course and became tangled in the wheels
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Prof. Wiley Ill i'm Venice.

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MADISON, Ind, Sept. 5.-Relatives here
have just received information that Prof.
Harvey w. Wiley. chief chemist of the
United States Agricultural Department
since 1889. is very i'll of appendicitis at
Venice, Italy. He is a native of this coun-
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Rumor of N Lynchfng.

OMAHA, Neb, Sept. 5.-A Kemmerer,
wyo., special says that IL is reported there
that John j. Keffer. the condemned muir
derer. who was TO have been executed to-
was taken from the Jail at Lander and
lynched tonight, but 40 confirmation can
be obtained tonight because OF the dis
tance between the two points.
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'sToo Late Now, Papa"

Special to the Indianapolis Journal
DECATUR. Ind. Sept. Sit is learned
that Miss Mary Borden and James Bar
rett, young people of Geneva, eloped and
were married in this city. Immediately
after the marriage the bride 'telephoned to
her father: TOO late now, papa, my name
Is Barrett"
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Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
CICERO, Ind. Sept. 5.-The merchants
street fair has been in progress for two
days and has attracted large crowds Of
farmers and horsemen from all over the
county. The horse show has been pro-
nounced one Of the best exhibitions ever
held in the county. In a ladies' driving
contest of seven entries Miss Eula Bales
took first premium and Mrs. Mary Smith
second premium; best lady equestrienne
Mrs. II. Kinder. Athletics, a baby show
and sparring contest will be features for
tomorrow.
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Boy Has LOckjaw.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
MILTON, Ind, Sept. 5.-Walter Croft,
fourteen years of age, stepsof of Adam
Ebling, is not expected to recover from an
attack Of lockjaw, which resulted from
stepping on a rusty nail two weeks ago.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-09-06
vincennes EIopement.

Special 10 the Indianapolis Journal
VINCENNES. Ind, Sept. 5.-Claude
Dowen and Miss Bertha ii. Gunkel. both
of this city. eloped last night to Lawrence
ville ILL.,, the Gretna Green of this city,
and were married. Both are prominent in
society circles.
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CHARLOTTE, n. c.. sept. Sat the
meeting OF the board of trustees Of the
Confederate Memorial Association held
here to-day the office OF superintendent and
secretary. held by John c. Underwood. was
declared vacant. The meeting was held 10
consider the suit Of Mr. Underwood against
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-09-06

Special to the indianapolis Journal.
KOKOMO, Ind. Sept. 5.-William New
comb, of this place. was run over by a
thresher in White county Wednesday, re-
ceiving injuries that may be fatal. A
broken rib penetrated his lung.
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Fell Dead in Field.
to the Indianapolis Journal.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
EVANSVILLE. Ind, Sept. 5.-William
Bottoms fell dead in the field near his
home in Pike county to-day. He was for
merly County Commissioner of Pike coun-
ty and was sixty years old. He leaves a
large family
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Dividend of o Per Cent.

BLOOMINGTON, ILL.,, Sept. 5.-A divi-
dend of per cent. was announced to-day
to the stockholders of the Equitable Build
ing and Loan Association, making total
of GA per cent, or 1855 distributed.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-09-06
Christian Geppert's Leg. Cut on.

Special 10 the indianapolis Journal.
VALPARAISO. Ind. Sept. 5.-Christian
Geppert, Of Fort Wayne, brakeman on the
Pennsylvania Railroad. fell from the train
west OF here to-day and was run over
Both legs were cut of and the injuries
are thought to be fatal.
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Nominee a Newspaper Man.

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LAPORTE. Ind. Sept. 5.-Louis LANCE.
nominated yesterday for secretary of state
by Wisconsin Democrats, was formerly a
Iaporte newspaper man. having held the
position of city editor here under the late
Gen. Jasper Packard
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Attempted Suicide.

Special to the indianapolis Journal.
MUNCIE, Ind. Sept. 5.-Martin veneman.
a South walnut-street restaurant keeper.
took morphine with suicidal intent this
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Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
PORTLAND, Ind, Sept. 5.-The first eff
fort of Mayor Denney in the way of moral
reform was hardly as satisfactory to him
as had been hoped. The case was that OF
Mary Ann Conkle. charged with being the
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-09-06
Funeral of DIR. c. C. Baumgartner.

ELKHART, Ind. Sept. 5-The funeral
services OF DR.. c. G. Baumgartner, once
presiding elder Of the Evangelical Asso-
citation at Indianapolis. will take place
Saturday afternoon. Rev. c. F. Hasing,
presiding elder at Indianapolis, will offici-
ate, assisted by other ministers of that de-
nomination. Years ago DR.. Baumgartner
requested Rev. Hasing to preach his fu-
neral in case Rev. Hasing survived him.
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the Confederate Memorial Association for
more than 1900. which he claims is due
a commission on the subscription of 100000
made by the late Charles Broadway Rouss.
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morning. Domestic trouble was the cause.
He was saved, after being unconscious for
two hours.
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NavaI Recruiting Record Broken.
special 10 the Indlanapolls journal.

EVANSVILLE, Ind. Sept. 5.-Twenty-
six recruits were received at the naval re-
cruiting station here to-day, breaking all
records. The recruits will be sent to New
port Saturday.
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Totals
ais ..................7,4s2, ss1 sS,111, Isl .sS

The runs of oil from the wells each
month, and the amount paid for the prod
uct by the pipe lines were:
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Shipments

"A tdDie showing the shipments or oil ana
the valuation of same for the past eight
months follows.
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CoEcc.

Nex YORK. sep; S-c9Eee-spa, Rio steady:
Ns: lnSsiee s-iss; raid s,sasy; yoIdov. ss
prices 10 points higher on July ard ; points
msnt i5 sympaiSx Win fifp.r n.arks,- in E'i-
rope, where runior had u bull manipulation ef no
and HsT6urE was sad to be guieed by the New
York hull faction. though Il was 6ifacult 70
csI the market was E-nsfs-I Steady, % firm
with speculation rnOdsrs.sly active and general.
sr. The crcp movement was REGARDED as isod-
,sss and Pi%a markets ,s Tss s,,. r.ses ss S1ss ,
little impression on sentiment here Total sa'e
were S'Ss eass insisdinT; s ssp' az ssee Oct
&c: May 5.55Ss-so June 5sjc: July ssinS-9'c-
Sugar.
View York. Sept. eS-suEsE-Isaw finn; talr re-
sar 2s,e: refs.d il.m. No. tese. No. Z tlec. No:
ssc. No. s:se 80 10 20 No: u : ~ No. y
acc. mold 4 isoc eit-ioaf 5-ise e7usaed S.Ise:
?Ssr S.s or:SS. : a IS sgSs Strong a
k.s,s 2.sSs I; sIse eR Iile esa;.l ssai .:g,s:
Msiasses duh; centrifugal ssf-c.
Butter and Cheese.
Chicago. Sept. 6--On the Produce Exchange.
isgac: dairiss IpsgiSc. Cheese steady. I9;sp
PsiiadeIph.a. Sept s.-But.e- unchanged; extra
EGGS frm nearby &c h.shec; frssa nes.-by e;ls-.
loss on do sou:hern isaiie. iess OF Cheese
steady: New Io:k fun Grams prime small isas
New Ysrs sep; E--I,HsfSr .tro-ss: esssm.yy
so soSs faSiors 70 & ss,s s.irn s
tien erramery isalse; state daily Isisc. chs~ss
small eoorrd fancy IeSE i,1e: small ~hitr I,'s :,
9,ai.c: iaiEe colored 9zasssc. large Nsi.s %
Dried Fruits.
New York. sept: s!Tr-re has been no rntteriaI
crop state and eass fs.' ne@-.ros = tern sps,
p'unes continue s,rsns. Paftisu ariy for the lar
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STOVE REPAIRS
STAMPS FOR SALE,

Default having been made in payment OF two
certain collateral notes. will sell. at room 30
Rialto building: on Tuesday. September 2. be-
tween L and ! .. the folioeing stamps
pledged 10 secure payment OF said notes: Two
books marked March !. 1902: u so-cent and IS s.
cent. 1sS. - I-cent Panamericsn inverted: I
books and slip niEers marked December u 1900:
! book marked March .. 1871; l book marked
March s. 1901: book marked February Is 1901: |:
lot marked February 4. 1901: lot marked June
-. 1872: book marked March =. 1901: books
marked January :: Is stamps: "a s. Omaha
stamps. lOt Cuba not Cancelled: sets pert
odlcals: I book marked No. ]. lot stamps
marked r Can be seen a; room 30 Riaito build
ing On day OF sale from to l. noon or BY
special arrangement with Henry n Fu-th at
torney for pledges. room 1904 Union Trust build
Ing.
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Conductor A-.suited with Beer BsstIe.

John Stuart waiter living at No. 9
North Tventy-first street. was arrested YoD-
OF No. 35Ss Evans avenue. charged with a.
sault- Nafheny Is conductor on the PnHa
avenue line. He says Stuart struck hkln
senger on his car.
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Fight with Revolver ana Knife.

Alfred Chapman and John Page. team
and knife early yesterday morning St
Spring and Chouteau avenues. George Scott
of No. 312f Hickory street attempted to SEP
arate them and sustained stab wound In
the side. which Is not serious Chapman
was badly beaten. His wounds were dressed
at the City Dispensary and Scott was treat
Talnage avenue
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MONEY! MONEY! MONEY!

For saiar.ed men AID womsn. without security.
1T lowest rafes. Se paid back IN small veef-
~ CT monthly payments. eonhdenrsal cousulta-
lions in private rooms. also. money haneu on
Union Trust kaiidsng-
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PRINTING.

BIZ cards len cniv 9ec: noteheads bI,Ibe,d,
GIVE. IL cut pricss. Benton e o.. ms Pine
cRESrENT 1T ntin< ,suipany. 81 n Ferrfh
st--Fine cculnerctai jSh work. popular D. ICES:
send for samples
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BUSINESS FOR SALE.

BUSINESS FOR SALE.
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candies. cigars and coffee-holse: good location;
owner has other business IN 5. Broadway.
BARBER shop. three chairs. SIS will buy ii.
| BARRIER shop: two chairs: Yves; End; good
stand: al YOUR own price. II 30. Republic.
BARGAIN Restaurant and lunchroom: receipts
s,s gay; I, ut SIS north: profits $50 month; wiii
necessary win AXE real estate have i esser busi-
ness. reason for selling. MaueE. lti2 Market.
DRUG store. thieEly populated ives, End iOca;
hIiures: reasSnabie rent: Vim bear tuii investi-
gation; would sell half interest 20 physician or
charge. 277. Republic.
FEED store; good location; owner must leave
n.ss 9n seeGrd 81 W hssh; no agents need apply
FOR ssle-at IS c'nts on the 81. AeOl running
stock o: drugs. Address D. shobe. Ssdalia. NO.
,GooD-PAYING lunchrOorn: well equipped. 1:ss
Market ST
GROCERY store, doiEs good business. and
eneap rent Call zol- tIanklin ave.
,sins sGiEocERY saloon s7d eaaEdiag;sSu.s; some.
VIII invoice. $50 3. Eleventh 81.
OLDEST corner grocery In CITY: nr.i-c.ass
irade only: cheap lease: besi reasons. *.
oNE-CIIAIR barber shop.
Address iI2s :. broadway.
ROoMING-HoUsE. twelve rooms: full OF r0eni-
erS. must sell. ss33 O.!ve
!! RooAiING- HOUSE: rooms; nicely Furnished
s-ll eheap for quick sale. 2oi E1genla 81.
RoONING-HoUsE OF eight rooms. i've fuf-
n:shtd: ;I75 ~ taken =: once q rs. Republic.
RooMING- HOUSE; 3 Toomsii fns-Psy,ns but
ssT or eresns Ssllon MI ipus s51ds for cigar
RooMING-HoUsE-Eizht nice rooms: house
fun OF goodIpayinE reomers: on choutsau ave :.
80 down. balance $50 per month: everything com
pasii; Siaf; no '"eu'H0'-''' me '''''0H- - ne
sAI.ooN-Good-payIng corner Inquire Gas,
Brewing Co. sis y. sixth 50.
SALOON ard boaIdIns house with fifty roerls:
rent: price $40 Inquire lsOo y. Broadway.
SECONDHAND furniture and bicycle store:
Will receive bids up til! 18th Of the month. :slf
Esston ave
rooms: good location. X sss. Republic.
BUSINESS WANTED.
II you have goods you want tailored call thi,
week at Ticknors. l2s " Eleventh st: special at
tention to your order.
3, PAPERHANGING1wii 2 PER paP.t s your SSoms fG7
y. Sprebot. ga s. Garrison ave.
POSTAGE stamps TAKEN for candy sisaIs s e;
SoSSs noVeiss ns ete. ~ Manst iss e'Ae' p anu '
wANTED-To buy a IuaehrOOm 80. RE
public.
WE'LL get 4 buyer for or buy outright any
legitimate business. quickly. quietly. satisfaetor-
ily- Glascock Brokerage Co., S1e Chestnut
BUSINESS CHANCES.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES physician desires a Ioca-
zion in the suburbs. 20. Republic.
SOLID Inyestment-Spindletop oil Co.. now
selling oil: per cent dividend September Is:
stock &C share. 7o5 Olive ST, room sil.
81 to 500 invested clears 600 psr cent profit IN
q year. Heat and power from the without
fire fuel. See working model running an en-
CINE by heat of the sun 10 to da ly al sos Pine
81, New corporation forming. shares lc each
this week: Will advance 5oc each In a
days and TO 81 inside Of year. 80 references
furnished Solar Furnace Co. sO9 Burlington
building. opposite Post Office. ST. Louis Mo.
FOR SALE, MIsCELLANEOUs.
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proc De HlGEYS lAECING ACADEMY

sSiI Olive ST.: phon. 1854: fines; hall and best
location In city mo saturday night or SUNDAY
dancing saloon ccnnected)- ff you wish TO JON
a hrst-class school We solicit your patronage end
request you 10 call At once Glasses open f.r
beginners Extremely low rates to ali calling this
week. Private lessons all hours. Hall for rent.
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CARPET CLEANING.

AMERICAN VerdisT) Steam Carpet Cleaning
Co. Cor. Nineteenth and Pine ets.-fse-t Process:
lowest prices; seni postal Kin ID 20: Main sos
ENTERPRISE steam Carp>f Cleaning Co-spe-
clal attention aitcfIne- sewing and rsiayfng.
Eas,on ana PsrtIeion: LIN. y.tf: KInloch Dstf
EMPIRE steam carpet Cleaning co.-Csrr~fs
taken Up. cleaned ade over and lafds hest y srk
lowest rrices. si-= Lucss ave. Main iisl: sss
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SECRET SOCIETIES.
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS

KNIGHTS AND LADIES nF SEE IHI1Y.
SECURITY COUNCIL. No ss4 KNrGHTS
anS Ladies % Security meets every Menday a.
p Open meetings second Monday IN each
month. Phoenix Hall. jefferson ard Cass ave-
nueS- Visiting knights and ladies assured n cor-
dial reception. 2 J. TARLING Pressfsat
Mrs. GCssie Hart. Financial Secretary.
isGaA i-ahn street.
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STORAGE AND novrNo.

STORAGE And uoyIN0.
AMERICAN Storage and Moving COMPANY
ss15 Olive St.-Packing. shipping. storage: rrpa-
rate rooms. Main eSsl. w H. LAngdaie.
BONDED warehorse.Hy: c wlehe s.o-ars
and Moving Corlpanr, No. Isl--Io Franklin ave.
money advanced when desired kinlOcn c sss
NEW YORK Storage Company Office nj Union
Trust Buildlng-Move. pack. ship. store fine fur
nlture In private rooms Phone Main "a.
SOUTH side Storage and Movirs Co.. is5I. Isns
and 1906 sidney ST. Tel. Sidney -: Kin. c I.is
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SALARIES ADVANCED

For q reasonable discount 70 male o. female en-
ployes; no Objectionable inquiries made: business
THE SALARY DISCOUNT CO.. 500 Mernos q
Jaccard Builctng. cor. Broadway and Locust
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-09-08
STORAGE

STORAGE ABSOLUTELY FIREPRoor:
StVuS06 new warenouse- Grand and La.
trunks. ss!uaeies. boxes. etc. strictly nrst class
snc. *. PILSs PIcs MlnsS .dvs,c.5 f ss nIe insar-
our care. Est;mete- fec. Get rates- Phone g
sc: Main is1sA- r u. Lf,oSoRL JR-. e CO.,
12l3-,i Olive ~.
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MONEY FOR sALAR 20 people,

We furnish you money quickly and conddsn
rcons sci-oe Chemical BLDG. Eighth and Olive
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GOLD, SILVER AND NICKEL PLATIN

RUBBER stamps. rubber type. sign markers
brass and aluminium checks at lowest prices
Kasper Stamp and Seal Company. SIC Locust st
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ger slzes. which are repor ed ei snins Up under
fair export and i9b0ing demand Prices range
from s7se TO 7l.c for all grades. Apricots are
quiet and Slightly easier In tcne. though prices
are unchanged az 5,s9eise IN boxes and sf,f1ec
In bags Peaches are qu ct and unchanged At Il
alsc for peeled and 9,s6lec for unpeeled-
Petroleum..
New York. Sept. s.-Petroieum steady: refinrd
Nex York I'D: Philadelphia and Baltimore Gfs:
do. IN bulk yl.so. Rosin steady: strsined com
mon 10 good S1.s5.
oil CITY Pa. sept. e-Credit balances 81 y:
certificates no bid; shipments I..sl2. average a.
Sli; runs H.o9e average 325H
Turpcutine and Rosin.
.lrc- Rosin steady; strained common to good
Savannah. Ga. Sept. s.-Turpcntine frn,, l<xc
New York. seIt- e.-!rurpsntine steady al Ei{B
asp: ;', 81. .ss: 'ffl .i.sS: r nss K ~: II ss:
y $50: W q s5.-,- W W s3.s5.
Whisky.
Cincinnati O.. sept s.-Whisky distlilers' IA
listed goods firm ON basic Of 81.
Bank OF SPafn's Report.
Madrid. Sept. The report Of the Bank Of
Spain for the week ended yesterday sheuS the
foliowpg: Gold In hard. Increase. IS. 900 pesetas:
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-09-08
Hank OF spain'. Report.

Madrid. Sept. The report Of the Bank Of
Spsin for the week ended yesterday sheuS the
iolowtrg: Gold In hard. increase 1s. .ooe pesctas:
silver in hand. decreased. 5z7.0e9 pesetas, note
IN circulation. increased asa. 009 pesetas Gold
was quoted yesterday at ss.s,. -