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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-11-25

Certificates have been issued to the following
named Indianians:
Increase, Reissue, etc.-Joel III. Malicoat FL
lettsvflle, sI7; Jonathan Hoffman. Elwood. $40;
Samuel McFall Corydon. SIP: Edward Sders
Portland. $l2: William II. league Pendleton.
$50: Patrick McGinnis. National Military Home,
Marion. s.
Margaret s. Stout. Let's. sl2: minors OF James
Lincicome, Fleener. SIS: Mary J. Risk New
point. S., Barbara A Work. Middlebury. So.
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Treasury Statement.

WASHINGTON-Mo statement of
the treasury balances in the general fund.-
exclusive of the $50, 100000 gold reserve in
the division of redemption, shows:
Available cash balances s2O1 S35, 215
Gold ................1 H. LIE, 253
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Sheep-Receipts light: Shipments SNAIL As
usual Monday very small number OF sheep
ing quiet quotably unchanged prices COM
pared with those current at the close OF last
week. Reports from other places that nave
their bearing on this market were in some in
stances favorable. but others indicated lower
movement in values II is hardly expected that
there VIII be any considerable demand from any
source this week, and most statesmen believe
they will be doing well to keep prices in their
present position. II any difference the outlet Is
a trihe better for the best lambs than for sheep
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NEW YORK, Nov. 24.-The market shows the
same quiet general conditions to-day pre-
vailed last week. The demand for all descrip-
lions of cotton goods has been OF average
character at previous prices in this market.
and print cloths are quiet and unchanged. The
market is steady for cotton hosiery and under
wear, with fair trade in progress.
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NEW YORK.-Bar silver, 4sc; Mexican
dollars, 37Ac.
LONDON.-Silver bars uncertain at 221zd
an ounce.
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SALES OF REAL ESTATE.
Twenty-FOur 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 p. m. Nov. "A. 1902, as
furnished by the Indiana Title Guaranty and
Loan Company, No. III East Market street.
Both telephones 1905:
Rudolph Marchal to Herman H. Sielken,
Lot 3, Sulgrove's sub of Fletcher d.
Ramsey's add. (Beville av, near 18th
Henry n2 schultz ct al. to Jessie A. Walk: ''
err Lot 81 in /. Fletcher's I'd add.
arsenal av near Hill av) ............. 10000
Felix T. McWhirter TO oscar Macy, Lot
10. MeClntock's list add vermont st. ~
near Belmont observation-disclosures. $1,000
Anna 6: Woodruff to Frank c; Heed.
sa nsdf a. garter set ct al to Nicholas M. ''
Snnott ct ux., Lot is, McOuats I'd sub.
Central av, near 18th st).............. $4,000
Sarah A. Carter to Nicholas NJ sinnott.
Ouat's sub. Rear OF Central av, near
Eli IG' F. Ritter to Alice Finch. Lots 3.
g. 4 Is and IA. Ritter ct ais sub of
Outlot 20. North indianapolis. Roache
john W: Arnold to Tetitia Caldwell, Lot
3D. Clark q Mieks Haughvie add.
Fred eie D. stiz L. to PurI C. Plaster. Lot 80.
Hardestys sub of Jones's add. t22d st,
Nicholas & Co.'S add. Cwaiker st. near
Wills MAS * a' Miller to puri G. Plaster, Lot '''''
II, Hardesty's sub of Joness add.
Reno st. near schurmann ay).:: ..;..:.. 10000
VIM c. Van Arsdel TO Louis Ludwig,
part of Lot 5. Edgewater Sutherland
av near 3Oth ST.. ........................ 1850
John a. Hosbrook to Stark Booker, Lot
u.s. Hosbrook q Co.'S Prospect-st add.
caiadera st. near Wallace st(: 1870. $500
Emma MulIigan Homer l.. Cook, Lot
49, in list West Park add. (Cor Ruth
and Ohio stsJ. 10000
Indpls Land and Imp. Co TO Susan F.
O'NeilI Lot 2s6 in 4th West Park add.
addison st, near New York stu. 1880
Indpls Land and Imp. Co. TO Nora f.
Holingsworth Lot 293 in 4th West
Park add. addison st. near Vermont
Rei1hoid A. Miller Jr to Andrew j.
Watson Lot 30 De VOLTS sub of A.
e & /. F1etcher's add. (Fernway
near Hazel ST. Also Lot 81, Parker's
sub, same add. Caroline st. near 18th
ST. 100000
Sallie shelton tol James n. Shelton I'M
divided nterestlin part of Lot 43. Chas.
St John Vests add. mill ST.
18th ST Gregg to Geo w Hayen. o."
Lots is ard 10, John frost, jr.'s. sub in
Holmcss West End add. (Homes av,
near Walnut St.) ......-.-........-.-..... LOO
Geo w Havens to Mary j. Blanton.
Lot is and part Of Lot 1s. same as
AIDA C. Chiiders to Mary NJ. Bartel.
lot Hickman's sub of Outlot II,
Holmes's West End add. (Cor Ger
mania av and Walnut ST.. :......".... 10000
Vim s. Kerch TO Ethel r. Johnson. Lot
1ss list West Park add. ruth st.
near New York stl $500 90
Vernon George 20 Elias Q. George. un-
divided a of part OF the q of
Sec az It'd Is r 2......................... $50 90
Jobn Diederich to Eugene Saulcy. Lot
aI5 johnson * Hogshire's East Wash
ington-st add. Jefferson av, near New
York str 10000
| Indpls Land and Imp. Co: to Calvin F.
Childers. Lot 2Ss In "a west PARK add. $500
Transfers "a; total consideration. 1884, s99 90
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INTERSTATE STOCKYARDS, INDIANAPO-
LIS. Nov. A.-Cattle-Receipts none: shipments
none The outlook at the opening of another
week is against the interests Of the selling side.
Receipts are heavy and prices lower in the
general market. The local market was weak
at the close OF last week. with no demand ex-
cepting for fat stock. The calf market shows
no change, top kinds being worth s7q725. Quo
tations:
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Aletn1s.

ST LOUIS Nov. 24-wool higher: medium
grades and eombing, i5d191sc; light fine. l4G
isc; heavy fine, uQl5c. tub washed. 17a2Sc.
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Quotations at st. Louis, baltimore,
Cincinnati and Other Places.

ST. LOUIS Nov. A.-Flour steady; red winter
patents s.. 3osI3 so; extra fancy and straights
S03.a5. clear. Se-ss92.ss. Timothy seed steady
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NEW PACIFIC MAIL SHIP.

ST LOUIS, Nov. 24.-Metais irregular. Lead
firm at si Spelter lower at s4.95 offered.
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HoSs-Receipts light; shipments none. The
hog market gets good start this week To-
days prices were strong TO &c higher than sat
t.riay. The demand from local sources is good.
Choice heavy hogs worth $40, with too
lights at S.. 20. The bulk is selling from Sc 30
10 $500 The close was quiet and steady at
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Total sales for the day..ss2. 100
BONDS.
United States refunding twos. reg.........1 osis
United States refunding twos, COUP.
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little lower. but they finally came in and cleared
up the supply at quotably steady prices compared
with the opening. Sales ranged from Wv 10
s6.2iz. Quotations:
Good 10 choice medium, IN heavy Sc 15d6.42h
Mixed and heavy naclxfns 6O016.25
Good 10 choice iighT WEIGHTS .......... 600fl6.10
Common 10 fair iIeht weights .. 5s0d5.S5
Inferior 10 hest rl0s ....... 5o0m5.90
Roughs and stays ............... 5.50q6O0
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Chicago Stocks.

rGranger Farwell & Co.'s telegram
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Instruments filed for record in the recorders
office Of Marion county, Indiana. for the twenty
four hours ending at p. m, Nov "a. 1902, as
furnished by the Indiana Title Guaranty and
Loan Company, No. 127 East Market street.
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Die nJreie BreifeA bat iber 400
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Suf bin bebanpten, oaB Die p9aegeneratiue Sablets4

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Nidts 10 erquidt, belebt, erfriibt,
Nls @eibbier NIT benz Yerlen9iiht!
BOLT Sbr gub bel Der 0ibe laben,
MiBt SIR unftreitis WeiBbier baben.
y
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i'm Gtnute Teras. 6aben nuf Bor-
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the "FREIE PREssE FUER TEXAS
claims to be the best adver-
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PETERSBURG COLUMN

The Leader having large circulation
In Petersburg and the country surround
Ing it, and as its Wants" Columns has
proved more than a valuable advertisina
medium to all who have used them. Il Is
the wish of tho Leader Wants TO placa
a column at the disposal of it's Petersburg
readers that they might reap and enjoy
the same great results at the same low
rates that almost 10000 of Its readers are
enjoying. Over % per cent. OF It's read
ers read and are very much Interested II
9ne Leaasr NV ae fney supply az p.
found anywhere and those who have used
the Leader Wants claim them to be
the greatest advertising medium oG tna
entire South Just give them a trial
and be convinced Read the many let
ters OF praise from It's advertisers. pub
lished from day to day.
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FIND THE
CAPITAL LETTERS
FORM
The Proverb.
Seven Cash Prizes
TO-DAY.

-
Money makes the mare go was eile
prcverb published in last Sundays Times
wants, and the names of the winners
contestants, etc. will be found on anotn-
er page.
The capital letters forming the proVero
for to-day's proverb contest will De lo rl.
scattered throughout the ads. in the sun
day Times wants. and it would De au-
visable to read over each ad. care ulis
in order to make sure OF HAVING ioulie
all of the capital letters, otherwise you
will not have a sufficient number OF ISl-
tiers to form the correct proVero. ne
letters are all capitals and are scatteleo
in the middle of words, having no satue
to the words whatever. For an example.
the letter H in the word callils' VIZ
Calling.
All letters in reply to this provero con.
test must be addressed. Provero confess
Department, Times Office, ana must
reach The Times Office not later ohan
Friday noon, where they Will All De
placed face downwards, and AFTER oelns
thoroughly mixed, the first correct an-
swers drawn will be awarded the prizes
in the order drawn, viz: First, 81 second
81, third, fourth, fifth, sixth ana sey-
enth prizes, SO cents each. NO" "orh
out the proverb.
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AWNINGS.

AWNINGS MADE TO ORDER NJ: e.
COPELAND & CO., No. los North Nl i'le
Street; new 'phBone 1144.
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CARRIAGES AND BUGG1Es.

THE DAVIS CARRIAGE MANUFAC-
turing Company carry the largest stock
of vehicles of every description. tiar-
ness. etc, Agricultural Implements.
Lower than lowest prices.
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PLUMBING AND HEATING.

TIVE JUST RECEIVED a TELEGRAM.
From Baby to have that heating plant
put in. STRATTON & BRAGG employ
only skilled worllmen, use best material
Always reliable. Try them.
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AWNINGS, SHADES SCREEN.

DOOR AND WINDOW SCREENS.
Shades. Awnings, Carpets laid OF :, ~ : 3
ed; estimates cheerfully gwen. Si,,th
) NORVELL & CO., No. 2n12 North Skill iAen
Street. old phone 1885,
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WANTED. POSITION AS TEACHER TO
teacher small children: no experiences;
or position as COMPANION to- lady.
.1c,,c,. ar. EVinston. Va. ..
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wANTED-FEMALE HELP.

YOUNG LADIES WANTED ANY DIS
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return to US. We pay $40 per thousand
Send addressed envelope. particulars and
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PHILADELPHIA
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MISCELLANEOUS.

THE REDUCED PRICES ON LADIES
Tailor-Made Suits at SAILS Busy Cor
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less money than they can buy the ma.
terial contained therein
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MEATS.

YOURSELF. sIREs. FOR
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II. MYERS, For ice and choice meats.
The White Front Ice Depot. SeEe! At
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deliver all goods free So when in need.
ust phone me.
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PIANOS.

JACK. DEAR. "A PIANO YOU PROMISED
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you've steady now. you can't deny. SO
to No. f20 Sycamore Street go for q
CABLE.
DOUBTFUL THINGS ARE UNCER-
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more Street.
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WANTED, TEN YOUNG LADIES AND
ten young MEN to appear as extras in
The Little Minister at the Bitou. APP
ply Monday, 10 A NJ, to Mr.. CARLEt-
TON. stage manager for Miss HasWell.
at Bijou Theatre.
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WANTED, YOUNG MAN. TRAVELLING
position; experience unnecessary saIaTy
$50 month and expenses. SSal1
Chicago.
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WANTED, COMPETENT MEN TO Sc
sure advertisements for puolicanon
given by banks to depositors: go0d op-
portunity. Address J. L. WARlNG,
WASHINGTON, D. G.
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WANTED-A GOOD HOUSE GIRL. ONE
to stay On premises; also to assist in
the laundry work; good home. Apply
at V HECHLER, JR., North Twenty
fifth Street, county.
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wANTED-GROCERY CLERKS: NONE
but experienced men need apply Ap.
ply between II and o'clock Monday.
S, ULLMANS SONS.
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PUBL NEWS
paper man is open for engagement;
long experience. Address BUSINESS,
care of Hotel Zimmerman. city.
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MANUFACTURING JEWELERS..

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You If you get SMITH & WEBSTER
the leading manufacturing jewelers. to
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FURNITURE HAULING.
INDEPENDENT TRANSFER co.
FLORISTS.

W A HAMMOND, FLORIST. NO; 1o7
East Broad Street. Plants Decoration.
choice Rose Buds, Cut FLOWERS, uile-
raj Designs.
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WANTED. A YOUNG MAN AS STENO-
GOOD hand; one who has had some bank
eSperience preferred. bond and refer
ences required. SCHMELl bRCo.'
Bankers Hampton, va.
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WAM~Ep. AT ONCE. A LIVE NAN TO
rent free l.. II. TUCKER, proprietor
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WANTED. AT ONCE. A SAWYER THAT
understands working men: steady work
snnly 4. III. NNINFREE, Meredithville,
Va.
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wANTED-POsITIoN AssTENoGRAPH-
er and typewriter by experienced ope-
rator: permanent position desired but
will substitute for employe taking va
cation. Address MISS E. L. S., care
Leader Office
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-05-04

CIGAR statesmen WANTED; ENPE-
iiEL e. co, Station -" New York.
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YOUNG MEN WANTED ANY DIS
return to u.s. We pay $40 per thousand
Send addressed envelope. particulars ana
copy. F. NJ c., Dept. 2S2, BOX JAIL
Philadelphia
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MFN AND WOMEN TO DO COPYING
at home; s. to sl2 weekly working eve
1lings: no canvassing; enclose stamp.
KING MFG. CO., Warren Ave. Chica-
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wANTED-AT ONCE, $50 NON-UNION
hours Address. stating experience ana
references, MASTER PLUMBERS AS
ISOLATION. Lock Box 12o, Washing
ton. D. c.
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WANTEn-YoIING MAN AS CLERK
In GROCERY store. one who can cut meat
preferred. Apply Monday at No. 1850
West Broad Street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-05-04

WANTED, RIDER AGENTS TO RIDE
and exhibit sample 1902 model bicycle
and distribute 1000 catalogues in pay
ment for it. Write for catalogue and
particulars. T. w. MEAD CYCLE CO.,
Chicago.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-05-04

LOST-BETWEENg THE ACADEMY OF,
Music and No. 900 West Grace Street,
one lady opan PIN, surrounded by dia-
monds. Liberal reward will be paid.
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MACHINERY.

HOT AIR? NO HOT STEAM. GAS AND
Gasoline Engines, Boilers, Pumps,
Shaftings. Pulleys. Forgings. of all de-
Scription; all kinds of machines repair
ed. WHITE, NEWBERRY MACHINE
CO. No. 1908 East Cary Street. All
work guaranteed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-05-04

EVERYTHING IS LOVELY AND THE
goose hangs high but prices low. most
Complete stock household furnishings.
Baby Carriages. Go-Carts. etc. JONES
BROS. & CO., No. laos East Main
Street
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wAETED-FIFTY FARM HANDS FOR
Ma rylanl; wages So to SO per month
With board and lodging. R. w. ELSOM.
No, All East Broad Street.
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WANTED. A GOOD HOUSE GIRL. ONE
to stay on premises; also to assist with
the laundry work: a good home. Apply
at V. HECHLER, Jr. North Twenty
fifth Street. county.