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SEALED PROPOSALS.
NOTICE.
Indiana Industrial school for Girls
and WOman's Prison.
Coal.
NnfIce tn Hld1ers

Notice is hereby given that the board Of mana
gcrs Of the Indiana Industrial School for Girls
Ind, viii receive sealed proposals until O'clock
a. IN m Auz- y. 1902 for furnishing one thousand
Bidders must state the grade OF coal they pro-
pose to furnish. viz. lump steam. lump nut and
mine run. Bidders must Eive name and location
Of the mine mines from which the coal thew
propose % furnish is mined.
md shall be cornpleted by Semi 3o 1902 ~ -5si
a. be- delivered at the cOalhCusos OF the fnstftu-
zion In such quantities and at such times as re-
Quired Coal 10 be accepted at Institution
The board Of managers reserve the right TO re-
should any bid Ie accepted the successful bid
der must within ten days after being notified OF
SUCH acceptance. enter into q contract and give
tond- with good ana sufficient securities for
Abe faithful and prompt fulhllment thereof. and
"A certined cheek Tor nNe hundred $500 dollars
snust accompany each bid. payable to Mrs
Emma lee Elan. president OF the board Of man
ayers. as a guarantee that said contract will be
entered into ard bond given by the bidder if
1wardsd the contract. Checks viii be returned
a. unsuccessful bidders ana also to successful
bidder on compliance with the terms herein
Address all bids marked Bids for CoaI' TO
board Of managers Of the Indiana Industrial
PROPOSALS. FOR OIL PUMPING MA
CHINERY AND APPLIANCES National Mil
i,sry Home Grant ant COUNTY Indiana Treasurer
cefved at this Office until 10 o'clock a. m sent
2 1872. for oil pumping machinery and appIi-
ances. at Marion branch y. H D. V ). Specih-
gators and blank proposals Will be furnished
uIon Application TO THIS Office. The Home re-
serves the right 10 reject any all proposals OF
a. w.dve any informalities therein. Envelopes
posals for Oil Pumping Machinery and Appli-
ances" and addressed to the undersigned Rids
aggregating over $500 must be accompanied by a
certified check. payable 70 the undersigne5
treasurer. for at least per cent OF the amoi:nt
thereof. which check will be forfeited 10 the
National Home for d V : in case the succeSs-
ful bidder refuses or fails 10 enter into contrat
ss rsquiryesdi otherwiss 70 be returned 70 the
II CHAPMAN Governor.
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Local Grain Market.

The local grain market presented a de-
cidedly weaker tone yesterday on wheat,
oats and hay, corn ruling steady Inspec-
lions were thirty cars, ten of wheat and
but seven of corn. the lightest days receipts
in many months. There were nine of oats
and three of hay. Track bids as reported
by the secretary of the Board of Trade,
ruled as follows:
Wheat weaker: No . red. CSC track; No.
red, CSC on milling freight; No red, 64q66c
track; wagon, CSC.
Corn steady; No l white, &c: No. white.
&c: No. 3 white, &c; No. white. 5SQ6oc;
No. white mixed, Coo; No. white mixed,
Coo: No. white mixed, 5695Sc; No. 2 yellow,
COZ No. mixed, 6cc; No. mixed, 6Oc;
No. I mixed, 56q5Sc; ear, &c.
Oats weaker; No 2 white, 31d9ll2c; No.
white 3015d31c: No. mixed, 271zd&c; No.
mixed. 27Q271zc.
Hay weaker; No timothy. slO.5Oa11; No.
Inspections-Wh No. red. cars;
No. red, g. rejected, 4; unmerchantable, i;
total, 10 cars Corn: No. white. cars;
No. mixed, T. No. mixed, l; total, Z cars.
Oats: No. white, l car; No. white, 2;
No. mixed, 4; No. 3 mixed, 2; total 9 cars.
Hay: No. 1 timothy, cars; No. timothy
l; total cars. Rye: No grade, l car.
Grand total, 80 cars.
WAGON MARKET.
Offerings on the wagon market were lib
eral and prices weak. but little stuff selling
at the highest quotation; Prices as re-
ported by the wagon weighmaster, ruled as
follows:
Corn-57dsoc per blu.
Oats-New, 27a2Sc per bu.
Hay-Timothy, choice, s1ld12; new. sl0d
IL; mixed. ssQ9; clover $685. according &c
Sheaf Oats-New, s6a7 per ton.
Straw-S4Q5, according TO quality.
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RAILWAY STATISTICS.
Summary of the Interstate Commerce
Commissions Report.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 27-The Interstate
commerce Commission to-day issued a sum-
mary of the annual report on statistics of
railways in the United States covering the
year ending June 80. 1901. The number of
railways in the hands of receivers on that
date was forty-five, a net decrease of seven,
as compared with the corresponding date of
the year previous The capital stock repre-
receivers was $40. PSI, funded debt s54-
74S. Co., and current liabilities Sl4 1873 30
These figures show a decrease in capital
stock represented as compared with 1900 of
SIS, 59S and in funded debt of So, 644. 800
The total single track mileage in the
United States June 80, 1871, was 1871, 237 miles.
this mileage having increased during the
year 3,S92 miles.
The number of persons in the employ
ment of the railways of the United States
June 90 1901, was l.01 169, or an average
of SIS employees per 100 miles of line. As
compared with June 80. 1890 the number of
employees increased 53,516.
The amount of railway capital outstand-
ing was Sli,6SS, III 991. This amount, on a
mileage basis, represents a capitalization
of SCI. 52S per mile of line. OF the total cap
ital sta ted 81. sos 597, 104 existed i'm the form
of stock of which SALTS. ass, 721 was common
stock and 81 .33l l57. 3S3 preferred stock The
amount which existed in the form of funded
debt was s.. SS1, ST. The amount of cur
rent liabilities which is not included in the
foregoing figures was 500. 403. 4l9, or 50. 266
per mile of line. The gross earnings from
the operation of the railways in the United
States were $l,5SS 52o.031. being slO1. 49,. 22a
more than for the fiscal year 1900 The
operating expenses were Sl.O30. 397 go. hay
ing increased in comparison with the year
preceding S6S Sos. 759
The total number of casualties TO persons
on account of railway accidents was 81. 1874
the number of persons killed having been
$3.50 and the number injured IS, $50.
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W. E. Wheelock has been appointed track
master of the Queen & Crescent.
II. NJ Bronson. assistant general pas
senger agent OF the Big Four, is in ST.
Louis
II. +. Sellers, caller at the Union Sta
ton at Pittsburg, is in the city visiting
friends for few days. accompanied by his
family.
S. G. Neff, formerly with the Panhandle
at Richmond. has assumed the duties of
travelling auditor of the Chicago, Rock
Island x Pacific.
w. f. Laird. who represents the Chicago
Great Western in this TERRITORY, returned
yesterday from two weeks vacation spent
in New England.
+. D. Casanave, general superintendent
of motive power of the Baltimore q Ohio
is on a Western trip in a private car. his
family accompanying him.
The Pennsylvania has decided to increase
the capacity of both its locomotive and car
shops at Altoona 30 per cent. and will in
crease its force of employees largely
c. f. Schaff. general manager of the Big
| Four Company, with Traffic Manager Ste
vens, OF the Chicago q Southeastern yes
terday made an inspection of the road
Egbert Green. for twenty years pas
Senger conductor on the Lake Shore is
dead at his home in Medina. He was post
master four years under President Cleve-
land.
c. p. Olsen, who was drowned on Tuesday
at Burlington Ia. had been for twenty
five years superintendent OF bridges of the
Burlington system west of the Missouri
/ river.
Col. W. b. Wrenn, late passenger traffic
manager of the Plant system. has been APP
/ pointed agent of the New York Life Insur-
/ ance Company in charge of the Brooklyn
/ office.
! By oct. l the Illinois Central will have its
/ new telephone circuit established between
/ Chicago and Omaha. The line is now work
/ ing successfully between Chicago and Du-
| bUque-
A report just issued by the Census Office
shows that a capital of $40, 49, 1913 is invested
/ in the twenty-eight locomotive works of
| the United States. This does not include
| capital stock.
Z. :. Rhodes. for many years chief train
dispatcher of the Erie & Ashtabula road
/ a Pennsylvania line. has resigned 10 assume
! the duties of chief train dispatcher of the
Baltimore q Ohio.
w H. Caniff. president of the Nickel
| plate, has materially improved his condi-
/ ton since his accident and II is expected
! that in a short time he vii be able to re
/ turn to his office.
The Chicago * Eastern Illinois earned in
| the third week Of August SllS70O. an in
/ crease over the corresponding week OF last
| year of 5000 Since July l the road shows
an increase OF $3.50
The Mobile & Ohio will on Sunday in
augurate dining-car service between ST.
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George Brown. hfty-eight. 500 villa. ulcer OF
stomach
Mary Marischky, twelve. US Beville. maras-
mus.
Sarah King, seventy-eight. 1926 Yandes. heart
disease.
Bessie Coconaugher. eight. 1910 Dawson. ma
larial fever.
Joseph KunkeI twenty-one. 1924 Linden. tuber-
CuOsis.
Joseph Bierbasse. thirty. Garfield avenue.
typhoid fever.
bridget Doherty. sixty-two. 1890 South Illinois,
peritOnitis
Wanda L. Hamilton. one. So North Jefferson.
tubercular menirgftis
Ellen Raggott hfty-seven, f12 Patterson, tu-
berculOsis.
James Greer. eighty-seven. 5zs South Senate.
gougrenc.
John z. Conner. twenty-five. sos Ashland,
pneumonia.
Philip Meyers. forty-four. sz4 South Senate.
meningitis.
Belinda Brown. thirty-two. 2OO9 Cornell, can
Ger.
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IN THE LOCAL COURTS.
Suit Against Business Mems Driving
CIub-0ther

A. A. Laird, of Frankfort, has instituted
suit against the Business Mems Driving
Club for S135. which he alleges was a pre-
MUM won by his horse Ozar in the 2:2O
pace last summer and which has not been
paid. The suit was brought in the Superior
Court. He also asks for a receiver to wind
up the affairs of the club. Several suits
have been filed against the club in justices
courts. Laird alleges the club is insolvent
Secretary Roth says the club does not OBJ
ject TO a receiver
Charles S. Carson's will has been ad-
mitted to probate. 1t leaves all his estate
TO his wife, Emma Carson. The deceased
was large land owner of Perry township
Oliver II. Carson, his brother, qualified as
administrator, and gave bond for $1,000
Mary Grady qualified as administrator
of the estate of Jerry Grady, who was
killed while at work on the Martinsville
line some weeks ago
w. Is Flick qualified as administrator of
the estate OF Joseph Rusch.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
CINCINNATI, HAMILTON & INDIAN.
APOLIs RAILROAD co.
Notice Of Stockholders Meeting.

August / 1902
Pursuant TO a resolution OF the board 81 a.
rectors Of this company. meeting OF the stool
b,4Fr-s Of this company Is hereby called :.
tie place In the office OF the company in tn
ely OF Indianapolis. on the 18th day OF August
q ~reerheut with the Indiana. Decatur & WeSts~-
Railway company Tor the union OF the fran
a. fre nckises property and stock OF maj 80
INV and the formation OF new companv =
X known the
CINCINNATI. INDIANAPOLIS a WESTERN,
RAILWAY COMPANY
,rf.h a CAPITAL stock or eight million two -
6red thousand dollars CS,zV0, 000). and with an
tf,~itv "a. issue bonds 10 the amount OF 49,.
r,iIIfon two hundred thousand dollars (ss 200 o.
a. be secured b. a mortgage on the franchise
snt property OF the company. for tn, -
nose OF retiring outstanding Indebtedness OF IN.
Constituent companies. and Tor the other statu-
tory requirements OF the company for
which mortgages may be issued.
BY order OF the board OF directors
GEORGE r. BALCH. Secretary
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He Sold ONerripe Meat.

ST. JOSEPH, Mo, Aug T.-The beef
trust inquiry. begun yesterday. was con-
tinued to-day. The cross-examination OF
John Wood, local butcher, who had testi-
fed TO the existence of a combination
among the packers. brought out very little
of Importance. He admitted that the re-
tail butchers had agreed upon a scale OF
prices, but said that this was rendered
necessary by the packers trust. He also
admitted that the packers had made con-
cessons in the matter of overripe meat
which he had sold TO the regular trade for
frst-class meat.
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The Chicago Record Herald says this
morning: at is now certain that the Wa
bash road will connect it's Western prop
critics and build line to the Atlantic The
fact was assured by an order placed
Wednesday with the Carnegie company for
5000 tons of steel rails. These rails are
to be used in laying track from Zanes-
Vile, o., to that point the West Vir-
ginia Central where the Wabash makes
connection. President Ramsay said on
Wednesday that the work would commence
soon as the delivery of the rails begins -
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George CaIkfns in Court.

George Calkins, who said his home was in
Fenton, Mich, was bound over TO the grand
jury yesterday by Judge Stubs on the
charge of grand larceny. 1t was alleged
that Calkins stole a small purse from
woman companion the day before on SEN
ate avenue. II was said that he choked
the woman Knocked her to the pavement.
knelt on her breast and took the purse
Judge Stubs. in sending Calkins to the
grand jury, gave the prisoner a severe
scoring.
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Big Four Earnings.

The Big Four lines proper earned in the
third week of August $685., 1867, a decrease,
as compared with the corresponding week
last year. of s16,O7.53. For the three weeks
of August the earnings were s,o1s, 1886, a
decrease. as compared with the correspond
ing three weeks of 1901. of ST.. 239 o. The
Peoria q Eastern earned $49,199.39, a de-
crease, as compared " tn the corresponding
week of 1901, of S35SS.34. For the three
weeks the earnings were s141,651.7S, a de-
crease, as compared with the correspond
ing three weeks last year. of Sic. 7l1.4s.
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Marriage Licenses.

Charles A. Dale and Georgia VI. Wainwright
Andy r ". KerkhOf and Dora Hammann.
John Duckworth and Mary r. GoOden-
W r Startsman and Ethel HOughand
Andrew Shirley and Nora Lett
John r. R0ney and Lula r.. TindeL
Theodore ID. Craven and Julia T. Templeton-
John n. Rugenstein and Louise Schmidt.
William Whtrdge and Carrie Fender.
Omer Gallon and Jose phine n. Bilimore.
Andrew NJ. Hansen and Clara +. HOrstman-
Harry Strather and ollie Mitchum.
Charles Clark and Bessie Thomas.
+. NJ. Hawkins and Mamie NJ. Gates.
&. w. Schneider and Sarah Durler.
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PELEE NOISY AGAIN.
Another violent Eruption by the Mar
Unique Volcano.

ST. THOMAS. d. W l.. Aug PA dis
patch received here from the Island of
Dominica. dated yesterday, Aug p. at s D.
m, says: Since ? p. m. to-day (Tuesday)
prolonged noises. in quick succession have
been heard from the southwark. There is
every indication that Mont Pelee is violent
~ erupting."
Efforts made 10 communicate by cable
direct with the Island OF Martinidue have
proved unsuccessful The French Cable
Company has no cable working 10 that
point. and the cOmpanys officials are I'M
able TO say when communication with Mar
Unique Will be resumed
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Poultry and Other Produce.

prices paid by shippers)
Turkeys, 10 to u lbs, 1Oc per ID; young tur-
keys 12c; hens. 10c; cocks. Sc; young chickens,
IGc; ducks, &c; geese, 81 so per doz.
Cheese-New York full creams, 12G13c; domes-
tic 13c; Swiss, lie; brick 14c; limburger 13c.
Butter-Choice roll, l4ql5c per ID; country
butter, lie.
Eggs-15c per doz.
Beeswax-30c for yellow, 25c for dark.
Feathers-Prime geese, 30c per ID; prime duck,
zoe per ID
Wool-Merchantable, medium Ice; bury and
unmerchantable 3Q5c less; coarse grades, l5c;
fine merino, 13d15c; tub washed, 25d2Sc.
HIDES. TALLcW. ETC
Green sailed Hides-No. !, slzci No. 2. 7hc; No.
l celf 10c; No. calf Sc.
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VITAL sTATIsTICS-AUG. 81.
HfrfhH.

C. and NJ Geider 7i0 Madison. boy.
r. and l. French. 24Z4 Southeastern, boy
a.. and N. Patrick. 10lI Park. girl.
W. and T.. Spitznagel. 1S-2 South Meridian
boy
j. H. and NJ Johnson. SIS Ogden. boy.
II. and u Talco 1896 East Market, boy
g. A. and J. Elliott, pa North New Jersey
girl
c. AMI N. Luke 1857 West Ohio girl.
w and Brelsf0rd, -- boy.
II. y and 4. Hewitt. s3l Eugene. girl
X. and =. Hayes Ii2 West Twenty-hrst, girl
II. and r. Long 1924 West ohio. boy
X. II. and u. Irwin. HOS Eugene. boy.
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-NIinnfes
w. IL. Daggett Arrested.

William II. Daggett, living at 64s Fulton
street. was arrested yesterday by Detec-
tives Colbert and Hauser on the charge of
embezzlement Complaint was made by
Mrs. Myers. agent for the Magnolia fats.
She charges that Daggett collected Sos
which he failed 10 return &c her.
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Bound Over to Grand Jury.

Harry Williams, who was caught yester-
day morning by the detectives while trying
to effect an entrance to Gardeners jewelrv
store, in the Hubbard block, was given q
preliminary hearing yesterday morning in
Police Court and Immediately bound over to
the grand jury.
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KUNKEI-Joseph j. at the residence, 1924 Lin
den street. Funeral from the residence Thurs
day. a N. Friends invited.
EONEY-William L. Roney. aged hfty-seven. at
his home. ST. East McCarty street Tuesday
evening o'clock. Services at the house at
T. Thursday Friends invited. Burial pri-
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SALES OF REAL ESTATE.
Fourteen Transfers Made Matter of
Record lesferdnN.

Instruments filed for record in the recorders
Office Of Marion county. Indiana. FOR the twenty
four hours ending p. m. Aug q 1892 as fur
nshed by the Indiana Title Guaranty and Loan
Company. No. l27 East Market street Both tele-
phones So0j:
Andrew 9. Kreitlein ux 10 John T
McShane. Lots and 2, Means a. Thay-
er's sub Of outlet S2....4.......-...-. s. 900 90
Amelia .. Gilbert TO William Hottie.
pt Lot 81, Lazarus a. Peirce's Meridian
Place ..................................... $4,000
Joseph W. Sewage Harry
Bowser. Lot Us. Morton Place add. 3S1OOO
Harvey Wright 10 Eliza BETH kimbrouEh.
\ Lot a. in 50 2 Ramsey's sub. 100
Arthur ;. Brown a 10 Emma A.
FoIsythe Lots 10 10 and l3l, In Sec
> Rosenont aud -----.--..-- 5000
George r. Harrington 81 TX. 20 Grace
Sullivan Lot 9. IN Blk .. ia s X.
Fletchers South BrOokside.....-....-..- 5000
Mary J. Hanway 10 Laura Winchel,
) W ; Iihedez's North IHinols-st add. $3.50 %
Adelaide &. Rogers % Fred Cline Lot
and 3 in Iohnson's heirs add -. 4isoOo
James T.. Fisher 20 Thomas +. Owens,
Lot i6 Blk 70. Bruce Bakers add. 425.OO
Thomas J. Cook 10 Alice HOlloran. Ut
Corner -. 10000
Robert FitZsimmons 20 Elmer Ftzsim-
mons. p. Lot 81. George Norwood's sub. 5000
John @. Mccullough 81 al. 20 Henry g.
Cox q TX. Lot I. Jacob Davis's sub
OF Blk II, Huichings Darnells Brook
side add 20
John J. Anselm Charles
Schmidt, Lot y. In Stz's Edgewood
add %
Douglas Mccain Ct 20 Henrietta
Spreen. Lot 81. lockwood & McClains
Southeast add .........................-.. 10000
Transfers IA total consideration. SIS. sss 90
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THE COURT RECORD.
SUPERIOR COURT.
A. c..s.

SOGERlOR COURT.
New Suits
Ella Bulger VS.. d. E. Bulger; divorce
Room 3
a. A. Laird VS.. Business Mems Driving
Club; account. Room l.
Iva Hitchcock VS.. Almonte Hitchcock. di-
vorce, Room l.
Sarah Hawsey VS.. indianapolis Street
railway Company; damages. Room 2
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HIGHER COURTS RECORD.
SUPREME COURT
Minute


1891. John Dean ct al. VS. the Indiana
Macadam and Construction COMPANY
Tippecanoe c. c. Appellants brief Isl
APPELLATE COURT.
New Suits
4551 c. c. c. & St. l.. Railroad Co. vs
James Reed Marion S. c. Re- ord. AS.
signment of errors In term Bond
1852 The Consumers Gas Trust Com
pany VS. Isaiah Howard ct al. Madison s
c. Record Assignment OF errors In
term Bond.
1853 The Consumers Gas Trust Com.
pany VS.. the Crystal Window Glass Com
pany ct al. Madison c. G. Record AS
signment Of errors. In term Bond
Minutes
400. Frances VI. Howe VS. Edward
White Ell al Allen s. c. Appellees' peti-
ton for leave TO file brief.
4424. Samuel ID. Coppis ct al. vs. the
Union National Savings and Loan Asso-
citation of Indianapolis. Elkhart c. c
Appellants reply brief (S.)
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Don't forget TO have Mrs. Austin's Pan
cakes for breakfast Your grocer can supply.
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wANTED-FEMALE HELP.

WANTED-Women and girls Call at VAN
CAMP PACKING CO., Kentucky and Rive
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BnIIding Permits.

F. c. Slethorn. porch. 1907 DRAPER street $50.
Carrie y. Manville. cottage. ST. Peter street.
near Woodlawn. 500.
J. ". Lee. cottage. Eugene street. near Canal.
$500
Z. Meier cottage. South East street. near Ray
mond s. PCS.
John Dugan. frame. Addison. near washing
ton. s., eco.
J. NJ CARRIER frame. Nineteenth. near Hillside
avenue. $50
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STORAGE.

STORAGE-The Union Transfer and Storage
Company. corner East Ohio st. and Union
tracks. only hrst-class storage solicited. Graft
ing and packing Phones as.
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All Advertisements inserted in these columns
are charged at the very low rate OF cents a
line. Blank or dash lines at the price per
line. Telephone 2SS and your ad. will be called
for.
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NOTICE.

SEPH GARDNER. 30 Kentucky ave. Tele-
phone 322.
NOTICE-HaVe the the tin and slate
work OF your repaired by JOSEPH
GARDNER 80 Kentucky av. Telephone 3Z2
NOTICF-ROI-LYN HAWKINS. Heating and
Ve1tiIating Expert. Sick furnaces and steam
heaters overhauled and made 10 heat. Telephone
Tor references. Halls Virginia
NOTlCE-If IN need of second hand building
INDIANAPOLIS WRECKING CO.. 1O15 Cornell
phones 1898. OLD BUILDINGS
BOUGHT AND TORN DOWN.
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WANTED-HOUSEs

WANTED-Furnished house, 9 10 rooms. 81
months or longer. Address Box A. care IN
Journal
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Groceries.

Conee-Good. 109i2c: prime. 12al4c: strictly
nrime 14fllsc; fancy green and yellow ISa9Srs.
lava 2sd32c. ROasted-Old Government -
ssi1Gs3c: finest Mocha and Java. 2sG3oe. a. =,
blend &c. fancy blend. lsc; Golden blend &c
BAGGAGE Coffee-City prices: Ariosa 10 %. 7 -
a Sc: Jersey. l02jc. Caracas. 9T5c: Dilworth.sl'
10 2sc: Mail Pouch S.75c: Gates's blended Ts,-s'
a nc. Climax Java blend. 10 25c
Sugar--Crystal DOminoes, 5-lb cartons 10.
Eagle Tablets. 5.57c: cut loaf. 557o: powdsrsd'
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

FOR sALE-Hose; % feet, silver nozzle, 81; 50
feet. grade. 3Oc. with reel. S. 1915 Ruckle.
FOR SALE-One Dean Bros duplex power
pump Inquire ". LARUE. at the Chalfant,