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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-06-19
GAMEWELL COMPANY BILL
SAFETY BOARD ORDERS A WARRANT
DRAWN FOR s45,7OO.
Be Pnid-Fire Department SAL
aries-City Affairs.

The Board of Public Safety. at its meet
ing yesterday afternoon. ended the con-
troversy over the payment of the Game
we'll Companys bill for installing fire.
alarm equipment in the city by ordering
the drawing of a warrant in favor Of the
company for $500, the full amount
claimed. The city attorney held that while
the city might be morally certain that the
bill was incorrect it lacked sufficient testi-
mony 70 contest il in court.
The board received from Chief Coots, Of
the fire department, draft of the ordi-
nance increasing the salaries of members
of the fire department. The ordinance will
be substituted for the one introduced by
Councilman Shea. 1t provides for three
grades among subordinate firemen, the
first to receive $50 per day. the second
s2.25 and the third 81. The salary of the
chief is fixed at s.. 400, the first assistant
81. 500: the second assistant $500: battalion
officers. $500; superintendent of telegraph,
$3.50: assistant superintendent. $500: cap
tains. $1,000; clerk of the department. 81, 600;
lieutenants, $3.50; telephone operators, $780,
and engineers, $1,000. The measure is prac-
tically sure of defeat, as it would mean
an addition of $4,000 to the annual pay roll
of the department. and Controller Breunig
will not recommend any increase. 1t is
also understood that the ordinance will
have strong opposition in the Council.
The board decided to enforce it's rule
with reference to the members of the de-
partment who do not pay their debts. On
April 10 a rule adopted that after
June Is any member OF the department
who did not pay his debts would be dis
missed from the service. The board will
fix a day next week when complaints will
be heard and at that time it is believed
several dismissals will be made, as men
have refused 10 pay debts which they do
not dispute. The board allowed the men
two pay days in which to square their ac-
counts.
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Railways to Consolidate.

Four Kentucky railroads will consolidate
on July l, with a capital of 81, S00 600. and
will be known as the Lexington &, Big
Sandy Railroad Company. 1t will operate
1882 miles of track. The roads are the
Elizabethtown. Lexington & Big Sandy O24
nliles). Kentucky & South Atlantic Q9Iz
miles,, Ohio Big Sandy C5112 miles, and
the Ohio River & Charleston (SA miles)
The articles of consolidation provide that
the new company may ultimately go into
the hands of the Chesa peake * Ohio Rail-
road. The c. o. uses the E, l. & B. S.
from Ashland TO Lexington. The directors
will meet IN Ashland July / and Mr.. Stevens
will be elected president of the consolidated
roads
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| NEW FAST TRAIN SERVICE
QUESTION OF PERMANENCY RAISED
BY THE GREAT SPEED TESTS.
Railroad Earnings Indicate no Dimi-
mutton in Tranc-GeneraI and
Personal Railway Notes.

The achievements Of the Pennsylvania
and the New York Central in making sue
cessful the trips between New York and
Chicago in twenty hours has raised the
question of the permanency of high speed
1t Is generally conceded that the speed wars
In the Northwest will be of short duration,
but with the Eastern lines conditions are
different 1t is thought that traffic between
Western cities will not justify the running
OF so fast trains a recent statement showed
that the six through trains between Chicago
and Denver carried an average OF twenty
seven paid passengers, which would yield
small profits for such service. OF course.
the trains which carry mails earn the most
money. Between Chicago and New York
and St Louis and New York there are
many people who make frequent trips and
the fast trains are what they want The
official guide shows the Lake Shore route
to be 979 miles long. Chicago TO New York.
and that of the Pennsylvania over the Fort
Wayne to be 9l3 miles. The mileage ad-
vantage of the Pennsylvania is Offset by
the more difficult grades through Penn
sylvania. consequently il may be said that
neither line so far has a whit the better of
II. The test OF the schedules will be in
their maintenance and the real test may not
come for seven or perhaps eight or nine
months A summer schedule over its route
In twenty hours is an old story with the
Lake Shore. IL maintained such a train
nine years ago II is a new thing with the
pennsylvania. When snow flies and the run
ming is hard even for slower trains the
relative abilities of the engines will be
severely tested. But that is looking further
ahead than most railroad men care TO do
now. Other obstacles are TO be met and
overcome before them. To maintain a speed
such as that means that the tracks must
be clear and no distractions The Pennsyl-
vania gives orders that all trains must
be out OF the way twenty minutes before
the myers schedule. The Lake Shore or
GERS cover ten minutes. That means the
slde-tracking of hundreds of freight trains
and the disarrangement of many local pas
senger train schedules. Those things cost
money and the ever-recurring question is
Will II pay? That also is looking TO the flu
ture, and the railroad men will not discuss
H. IL was reported also that the Erie and
the Baltimore & Ohio proposed to do the
same thing. The reports would have been
most interesting if true The weaker lines
nave been expected to take some such
actlon as this, and the development of n
plan OF that kind would at once have
opened dozen questions which have been
forcing themselves upon the railroad at
tentlon since the speed burst began.
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Paving Resolutions Considered.

Residents of Madison avenue were be-
fore the Board of Works to-day discussing
the proposed improvement of that street
with asphalt from Merrill to Ray street.
There was a large demonstrating crowd
and also many who favored the improve
ment.
Residents of Lockerbie street from Liber-
~ TO Noble street objected to the improve
ment of their street with wooden blocks
unless the other section from East TO Lib
erty street. famous as James Whitcomb
Rileys Lockerbie street. is also improved.
The board took all street Improvement
resolutions under Amusement.
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FIRST SUMMER CLASS.
COnsistory work Concluded at the
Scottish Rite Temple.

The first summer class ever given con-
sistory work completed its ceremonies at
the Scottish Rite Temple last night. At
the conclusion a banquet was served. The
class included the following:
Robert Alexander, Arthur Mcqueen,
James Robert Manning, Frank Ssel Moore,
all of Lafayette; John Henry Frank, Alex
andria; Charles Brough Fudge. Muncie.
and Frank Clark Buell.. Rushville. Those
from the city were William David Allison.
James II. Billingsley, John f. Book, Tull
Z. Brown, John d. Collett, James A. Col
Inns, Thomas w. De Hoss 8. o. DUNCAN,
Frank w. Foxworthy, Bryant w. Giles
pie, William NJ Herriott, w. II. Johnson.
Henry ID. Kiser. James F. Kelley, Charles
z. McDougall. w. II. Morrison, jr.. John
Il. Saulter, Charles W. Sedwick, Theodore
F. Smither. w. X. Sproule, jr., George A.
Warren, Harris H. Galbraith.
The class organized by electing John d.
Collett, president John T. Saulter. secre-
tary, and F. w. Foxworthy. treasurer.
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VIII Insist on Pure Milk.

The Board of Health is preparing to pros
ecute its inspection of milk with energy.
An inspector will be appointed to-day to
take NJ the work. Groceries will be visited
and the inspector will require the utmost
cleanliness in handling milk and air-tight
containers kept separate from other foods,
so that the milk Will not absorb odors
The inspector will also visit dairies and
require all precautions TO insure the good
quality of milk. The board announces it's
purpose to prosecute all that violate the
law
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A PRIZE OF $500

WILL RE GIVEN EACH WEEK FOR THE
BEST DRAWING ILLUSTRATING THE BEN
ErITs TO b DERIVED IN A BUSINESS
WAY By ADVERTISERS. THE DRAWINGS
SELECTED WILL BIZ USED WITH THE AR
Tgsrs NAME ATTACHED. ALL DRAWINGS
SUBMITTED MUST E's 10 INCHES HIGH az
INCHES WIDE. GOOD BRISTOL BoARD
AND INDIA INK SHOULD BE USED Ar
lists NAME AND ADDRESS MUST BE ON
BACK OF DRAWING. UNACCEPrED DRAW
IN6s WILL BE- RETURNED TO OWNER
ONLY * CASE POSTAGE FOR THE RETURN
EITHER DELIVER OR MAIL DRAWINGS TO
COUNTING ROOM THE INDIANAPOLIS
JOURNAL.
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City Officials ken.

The Board of Public Works has de-
cided over the protest of City Engineer
Nelson, to open the asphalt specification
so as to admit all grades of asphalt in
competition. This action, it is announced,
is against the better judgment of the
board but is expected TO teach the prop
erty owners lesson in cheap grades of
paving material. The board also Yields to
the agitation against exclusive use of lake
and BermudeS asphalts Mayor Book
walter approved the chance
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SALES OF REAL ESTATE.
Total of Twenty-Five Transfers Made
Matter of Record Yesterday.

Instruments filed for record in the recorders
ONCE of Marion county. Indiana, for the twenty
four hours ending at D. m. June IS. 1902,
furnished by the Indiana Title Guaranty and
Loan Company. No. Ia East Market street. Both
telephones 1905:
VIM. II. Kegley to john ". Tro;ter.
Brookside Park add. Ewing St near
Nowand av) ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. s1O0
trustee. Lot Is; same add above.
cy1ns c ssGEe' r. Geo nict.on AOO
:. Up Is 3 JwsshinFton to = f5P 100000
VIM. +. Elliott to Mary Hamilton Row,
st, near 10th 2.S5OOO
VIM. Higenberg ct al, Il of Lot II.
Athon & Elliotts sub. P. & l. R. r.
Co.'S sub Outlot los city OF Indian
Also. the undivided nine-slevenths OF
Oa dGss Soh and ST near ga III S Siy 81
Sarah NJ: Carpenter to Walter J. Hub
bard, Lot s, Blk IS. " INDIANAPOLIS
(26th ST. near Isabella ST. Also Lots
and TO- Blk .. $ X Fletchers 5.
Brookside add. tTuxedo st. near 18th
James H. Main to Walter J. Hubbard. '''
Lot l, Leathers's sub, A e Fletcher's
I'd add. Massachusetts, av. near New
Ella Foley to Walter j. Hubbard. Lot --'''O
IS. Wiley Martins sub. Outlets To-
So ,:.,............. $4,000
Lot 90 Johnson & Hogshire's add
Hamilton av, near Michigan SD. 25cOOO
Marion Trust Co, administrator. to
Iona Hoenig undivided two-thirds OF
Lot 2S. Fennemans sub h. r. Nor
ris's add. CLincoln st. near East ST.
Also. undivided two-thirds of Lot 10
tLoudon av near ssd st)c'.-.........N. ess 80
Henry S. Dockwiler to August Witt
hoft ct ux., Lot 232 Johnson & Hog
shire's E. washington-st add. Jefrer-
son near Washington ST. ........... 10000
Egelhoff Lot II. Blk 49, Beaty's add
tAppleEste st, near lie Grande av)..... $500
Andrew J. Bailey. commissioner. 70
Rhoda Dickson ct ux.. part of the
!. OF Sec Is. TIP Is. r 3. Center town
Susan NJ Ellison to Mary L. Bastian. -'-''''V
Lot 13s. Morton Place add. alabama
Thos \. Wilson 70 Arthur G. Horstt '''''''
add. Soliyer st. near Warren so....;. $4,000
add; CFayst,e st. near llth .sO...;... 10000
Liz: Ins. 6 Co; Lot s.; wiley & Mar;
cite st, near Walnut sD................. L46O AZ
John c. johnson. trustee. ct al. to Chas.
MitGS S A sub Of s see g. Bar! Tp OF IS Lot
. West st. near 10th sp...-................ 100
S. Indianapolis Improvement Association
to 10 and q, Blk 50. s. Indianapolis
sprague SITS. and Bessemer st. near
Henry iy' C Campbell to Anna landmark i'OO
Lot 4. H c. Campbelrs West Park
add tCornsr Oliver ay and Cofrey so.. 5000
Indianapolis Land and Improvement Co.
to Hugh ]. Drummond. Lots IS and S.
in LIST West Park add. ruth ST, near
New York ST.. ..;.s..;:...:. ............. $1,000
Lille Boyce TO John V. Bower. part
Of Lot 3. So II. Blackboard * Coburn's
sub. city Of indianapolis. ........... 10000
Geo. Kessler 20 Geo. w. Shelby. Lots
Is and q. Blk 5, cleveland et ais
Central Park add. a....::..-. 10000
In Drake & Mayhew's LIST add and part
adjoining -. 25OoOO
Keith 81 al, = OF Lot %. Section IA
Crown Hin Cemetery 5000
Transfers Is: total cOnsideration.....s 2s 7s7 81
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Illinois Central to BE Improved.

The board of directors of the Illinois Cen
trail yesterday recommended that the ca pi-
tai of the company be increased from 49,
100000 to s95,O4O,OOO by the issue of 15s. 400
shares. each stakeholder to have the privi-
lege of subscribing to his ratabe proper
ton of the new stock a. par. The recon-
mendation will be acted on at a special
meeting of the stockholders in Chicago on
Aug. %. The funds are to be used in pro-
Vldlng additional tracks and equipments
Much or the new track and equipment
has been contracted for The necessity for
a second track was referred 10 in the COM
panys report for 1900 and again in the re-
port for 1901. During the current fiscal
year there have been added III miles of
second track, and a large amount of addi-
tional work has been done in prepare ton
for further extensions thereof. the company
having undertaken what amounts in prac-
tice TO double tracking the whole line from
Chicago to New Orleans. over which, as
stated in last years report, the traffic is
now In excess of that which can be eco
nomically handled on single track. The
company has made additions to its equip
ment this year and has entered into con-
tracts for further additions thereto.
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RufIdfnE Permits

Mrs. staub, repairs. 724 East Vermont street.
sl9S
Bertermann Brothers. repairs s002 East Wash
ington street. 500.
American Hominy Company. brick oil house
Cerealine Manufacturing Company. $500
NJ. T Bogert. repairs. zols East Washington
street $500
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VITAL sTATIsT1Cs-JUNE IS.


David and EvanseIine James. 12S4 Nordyke
avenue. girl
John adL Louise FCrberger. city, girl
Prank and Emma kirtsch, 1915 oriole street.
boy
VinceHz and Mary Roger. 800 Harmon street.
boz.
William and Martha Kech. 2ls Kansas street.
George AMI KaroIine Gerhard. s. South sum
street. girl
\. ana Mary Champagne. 500 Warsaw street.
toy
III and Rosie T. Tuefsy. I13s Chadwick street.
Michael and Maggie Monahan. ssg capitol ave-
me, boy.
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THE JOURNALS OFFER
PEN AND INK ARTISTS.

THE JOURNAL DESIRES TO USE AN AP-
PRoPgIATE ILLUSTRATION OR CARTOON
TO ATTRACT ATTENTION To ITS WANT
cOIuAIN ADS
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WANTED
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want ads You will get the desired results.
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George \. Fisher and Harriet L. Herbert
Prank Leary and Flora Beale.
Marian a. Higgins and Julia DeppeL
A4ph0nes r. Deldine and Lizzie O. Arnold
Osres f. Partlow and Mabel NJ. Burns.
arthur Chambers and Elizabeth A Holfhn-
Harry T. Ulery and Cora BeXler.
Albert ID. Loffel and Gertrude G.. Gavin.
John y Woods and Efne r. Banks.
George J. Gephsrd and Anna NJ. Mayer
Leonidas NJ Adkins and Pearl q. Miles.
Isaac X. Davy and Maude Myers
Edwarc Schoen and Thorena +. Nelson.
Glove V D. Grow and Anna Stewart
Andrew Scott ami Pearl Smith Compton.
Frank J. BOden and Goldie -. Britton-
Charles H Minkner and Mary F Fritsch
Walter A Brooks and Pearl Ina Springer
Chester Worth and Frances Walters.
Herbert Philip Dohlen and Nettis Ewing
Shower.
John Dorsey and Ellen owens.
Mathews F. Strecker and Maude Casey.
Mark W. Phipps and Mary Z. Brown.
Emerson Brock and Minnie Branigan-
Alfred William Place and Mary Charlotte
Graham.
John n. Woods and Efie p Banks.
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indianapolis Grain Market.

The local grain market was stronger
than for the preceding ten days, corn and
oats both advancing and wheat being in
strong position. The bids. as reported by
the secretary of the Board Of Trade. for
track stuff were as follows:
Wheat steady; No red, 7e1zc track; No.
. red. 7612c on milling freight; No. 3 red,
721a1741zc track; wagon. &c.
Corn strong; No. l white, 6512c; No.
white. 651kc: No. white, 651Rc; No. white,
white mixed, s3s4c; No. white mixed, 5sa4
66l%c No. yellow. 64c: No. yellow, &C;
No yellow 60762c; No mixed. 6324c; No.
mixed 6324c; No. mixed. 5s3406lS4c; ear,
64c.
oats stronger: No. white. 451ka4sc; No.
8 white, i5d451zc; No. mixed, 4S12d 44c;
No. mixed. 43d43i2c.
Hay steady; No. / timothy, s2.75ql325;
No. timothy. S1115q1175.
nspections-Wheat: No. 2 red, cars; re-
jeoted. 2: total. 4 cars. Corn No. white.
cars; No white. 4; No. white mixed. 1:
No. yellow. l; No. yellow, 3; No. z
mixed /; No mixed, 4; total IS cars.
Oats: No. mixed, l car. Hay: No. tim
othy, cars; No. timothy, /; No. tim
othy, /; total, cars.
WAGON MARKET.
Offerings were more liberal yesterday
and prices easier than on Tuesday. al
though the best grades of hay were firm,
as was corn IL choice. But few oats Of
fered. The wagon weighmaster reported
the following to be the range Of prices;
Corn-67a10c per bu.
Oats-44G4Sc per bu.
Hay-Timothy. choice. slSd145o; mixed.
SLAB: clover. seG10. according TO quality.
Sheaf Oats-s12013 per ton.
Straw-Sod6 according TO quality.
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On the golf links a drink of Cooks I'm
perial Extra Dry Champagne will improve
your playing wonderfully.
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Deaths.

Anna VI. Bird. seventy-eight years. 1927 North
Illinois street. congestion OF brain.
George Scott. nineteen years, 753 Indiana ave-
nue.. phthisis.
Emma Layman. dfty-two years. 1877 West
Ohio street, tuberculosis
Norman S. Byram, seventy-one years, 1916
North Illinois street. spitheliomia
David Reynolds. sixty-one years, 22os Broadway.
heart disease.
Henry Tun. seventy-nlne years, 1912 Broadway
senility.
Andrew Defss, thirty-three years. AS West
Washington street, suicide.
Catherine Mann. seventy years. 315 North SEN
ate avenue, senflity.
Helen p Carson. sixty-fve years, 213l North
Capitol avenue. heart disease.
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THE JoBBING TRADE.

CThe quotations given below are the selling
prices of the wholesale dealers.)
Candies and Nuts.
c.ndies-stisk. e per ID; common 9n.a, mixed. e:
Banner cream mixed. lO@1io; old-tlme mixed &C.
Nuts-Soft- shelled almonds. lsQ20c English
walnuts. RQi4c: Brazil nuts icc; hlberts. Axe;
peanuts, roasted 'Qsc; mixed nuts, pc.
Canned Goods.
Corn. s5cdsi.25. Peaches-Eastern standard.
sn2asrd s:1OeT2 20; California seconds 81 soffs
NisceIIa neous-B lackberries. 2-lb. S5aSOc: rasp-
berries s 3d. dhSae Rne s soSs o Standard
fuu weight, s5cQsl: light. sO9s5c; string beans
SIP e. Lima sesnS 9Dst s s5gi
mon, lib s5cQs2: tomatoes. 3-lb. si.4oa1.45.
Coal and Coke.
Anthracite tall sizes. s7.25 per ton; Blossburr
S. smokeess, si;aS; JACKSON SsSnon a25 Kanawhs.
s:a zS' 49, ,,as Luhrig 81 Hooking Vale" H st.
prazil block $780, Greene county. 1925; Indiana
s slack ssk PPtsSafs IS s SLACK % M
virs,nis. $3.50; slack, Indiana, 81; Connellsville
coks $50 lump c9 psc lie per br SIS .
ps9s Dec per ton extra, ground floor or dumped
in cellar; from wagon 2Se per ton extra. by
Drugs.
Alcohol. s2bsa, 70; asafoetids, 4oc; alum. pm
&c; r, 9sSssc, copperas. bril- Sc cream tsris2
p rUr~,' soaS9c indigo. e59SOc: licoree. caiab
genuine p & W. per OF. a. 45d2 50: nsdds-'
iaSisc: oil, castor per gal LSsGl - oil. berga.
MOI; PEI ner or 5594Oc: balsam copsiba s5S5sac.
Scr. CASTLE, Fr. lSalse; soda. bicarb. 2lzg5c:
sa!.s' s6lec: turpentine 52ds0c: glycerine isais7
ssc iod{de potassium s2tS92- 80; bromide potss-
SUM cinehonida. 3sdf5c: carbolic acid saa.Sc
cocaine, muir. siSoa4.5o.
Dry Goods.
D,.arhed commandments ~
ra,Eiey No So sac. Cabot. &c: CapifoI II.
SSumberisnd &c, Dwight Anchor. sue; Fruit g;
~ oorn 7a.c: FarweA. TIC. Fitchvile To- ~, M
Nan 5i.c: Gilt Edge. she. Gilded ASe Sn
Hi. iiac: Hope; sA,e: LinTood. nc: Lonsdale
10 22c: Androseoggin. s-4. zoe: AndroscogEin
Brown sheetings-Atlsntic A. sac: Argyll.
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NOTIcE-Do you suffer from consumption. asth-
ma. bronchitis. coughs. colds. catarrh or anv
skin disease W. Il. q. Beaumont crude oil is
curing others. IL viii cure you. Six months
supply put up in Mexican jugs. with directions for
taking. sent by express 10 any address upon re-
ceipt OF SOC send all orders to the MYNDHAAi
North Texas building. Dallas. Tex. tie for
Information
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Poultry and Other Produce.

prices paid by shippers)
TURKEYS. 10 to u lbs. 1oc per Id: hens, eLc:
COCKS SC: young chickens. 1oc; springers, zoe per
Ii: ducks &C; geese $3.50 per doz.
c.heese-New York full creams, nd15c; do
r,estio lac; Swiss 1fc brick. lac: limburger. lac
Butter-Choce roll, 14ql5c per 10; poor. No 2
1nsc.
EgRs-i3c per doz.
Eeesvax-Soc for yellow. Csc for dark.
Feathers-Prime geese. 5oc per ID; prime duck.
2oc per ID.
unmerchanteble. 3d5c less: grades 15c:
fine merino, ls115c; tub washed. 25d2sc-
HIDES. TALLow. ETC.
Green-salted Hides-No. l. Sc; No. 2. &c; No. I
calf 10c; No calf. sizc.
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DIED.


CARSON-Helen p. Carson. at her residence.
2154 North Capitol avenue, June IS, 1902. aged
sixty-hve years. Short service at residence
Thursday. June 10. at 10 o'clock a. M Burial
at Upton. lad.
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wANTED-MALE HELP.

WANTED-For u s. Army: able-bodied I'M
married men. between ages OF p 35 cfti-
OF United States OF good character and
temperate habits. who can speak, read and write
Engiish For information apply to Recruiting
Ofncer. p North Illinois ST.. Indianapolis. Ind
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All advertisements inserted in these column,
charged at the very low rate OF > cents a line
Blank dash lines at the same price per
line Telephone 2SS and your ad. will be called
for.
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Dry Goods.

~ Thissign 9 o
q @S Laxative Bronco uinine
- ~ X/|0z/S-->sss n.sdy .A.as . .. a.
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

FOR neutrality-suspicious.; high-grade machines;
prices reasonable. Call US. UNITED
TYPEWRITER AND SUPPLIES CO.. SO Monu-
ment place.
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STORAGE.

S1ORAGE-The Union Transfer and Storage
Company corner East Ohio st. and Union
tracks; only hrst-class storage solicited Graf
Ing and packing. Phones 725.
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NOTICE
NOTICE
A CARD LIKE THIS

Every Sunday for year costs but 81 IS ne,
month The Journal want page is profitable tc
the advertiser and reader.
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NOTICE-If in need of second hand building ma
terlal of any description call on or phone THE
INDIANAPOLIS WRECkING Co. lois Cornell
av. New phone 559S. OLD BUILDINGS BOUGHT
AND TORN DOWN.
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