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Little is heard about faster time for
trains the coming summer. most of the
roads having abandoned any intention of
shortening train schedules. A month ago
schedules were talked of which might have
proved revolutionary had they been put in
effect, but later consideration has changed
the complexion of things. Most. Of the
trains run are now fast compared with
former years, and the public would be but
little better satisfied were the time short
ened. Should freight business continue as
heavy as now, and there are no indications
of much less tonnage moving. ii would pre-
clude the possibility of faster trains on such
roads. Even the roads with double or four
tracks are not in a position To make faster
time while traffic is so heavy. and traffic
which pays better than passenger business.
But few of the roads are able now to main
tain their published schedules, so many
trains are on the line, and the spring time
changes will, therefore, be nothing more
than a readjustment of the time cards to
meet the demands of summer travel, posi-
bly, adding a few trains and hauling addi-
tional sleeping cars to accommodate pleas
IRE travel.
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Fast Run on the Burlington.

The worlds record has been broken in a
run of AS miles on the western division of
the Chicago. Burlington e Quincy Railway,
when an average of nearly one hundred
miles an hour was made by a regular pas
senger train. Details of the trip were made
public yesterday by p. S. Eustis. passenger
traffic manager of the Burlington system.
The run was made by train No. 6, east
bound, which left Denver, March rs, behind
time. A heavy wind prevailed to Akron. 12
miles from Denver. and the train was thir-
~ minutes behind time at that point. In order
to make up time a heavy head of steam was
put on and between Eckley and Wray. a
distance of AS miles, the remarkable time
of nine minutes was made, a rate of &.7
miles an hour. at is the fastest time ever
made for a run of any length" said Mr..
Eustis. Present on the train were II. g..
Bush, traffic manager of the Colorado Mid
land: Mr.. Lindsay, of Pittsburg, manage
for Andrew Carnegie. with a party of sew
enteen, and Arthur Johnson, of Denver.
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LIST OF LETTERS
Remaining in indianapolis PostofHoe
Thursday. April IL, 1902.

II not called for in two weeks these letters will
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Letters addressed TO persons known 20 be tran
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left-hand corner Of envelope. "A. b. G. General
Delivery" or similarly addressed letters. are
.'hctitious'' and not deliverable.
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JOLIET. III. April lin a rear-end
collision on the Chicago and Joliet electric
line tonight. {. {. cOville was badly in
iured and the lives OF sixty men endan-
gered. The collision occurred at what Is
known as the Fraction run. two mlles
north Of Joliet. A tripper loaded with work.
men from the Exc wire mills here.
was following a LOckpOrt car 20 L0ckpOrt
The regular car stopped TO pick up a pas
senger and the tripper. in charge OF CO.
vile. crashed into the car ahead. Several
workmen were bruised and cut. Covilie
probably will die.
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The Rice VIII Contest.

NEW YORK, April 1.-THE hearing in
the William NJ. Rice will contest was con-
tinued to-day before Surrogate Fitzgerald.
Walter O. Wetherbee. who testified yester-
the 1900 will were forged, was cross-exam-
ined. He said he had expressed doubts
as TO the genuineness of the will before he
saw it. His reason for this doubt was tina a
Texas lawyer offered the will for probate.
and he recalled that the valet, Jones, had
spoken of a Texas lawyer in connection
with a new Rice will. Wetherbee said he
heard e~x-Judge HornblOwer and Captain
Baker state their opinion that the 1900
will was a forgery before that document
was shown him.
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SEALED

PROPOSALS FOR CORN BROOMS-St. Louis.
April is. 1902. Sealed proposals. in triplicate,
will be received here until u o'clock, noon, May
l. 1902, for furnishing the st. Louis Depot with
5000 Corn Brooms. United States reserves
right TO accept or reject any or all proposals or
any part thereof. Information and specifications
furnished nihd on application; E9yelopes containing
Brooms, addressed 1t. COL. G.. r. BARNETT,
Depot O.. NJ.
PROPOSALS o OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Chief
Commissary. Chicago. H., April 10, 1902. Sealed
1902 and opened by Commissaries OF following
posts. each receiving proposals for his own post
only, for furnishing and delivering fresh pOta-
toes and onions at Forts Brady ana Wayne,
Mich. Fort Sheridan, H., Fort Thomas. Ky,
Indianapolis Arsenal, Ind, COumbu Barracks.
Ohio. and Columbus Arsenal. Tenn. for four
months commencing July I. 1902. Information
Snrnished on Application Envelopes confainin1
nronoSaIs should be Endorsed 'tPronoipIs fn|
Fresh Vegetables and addressed TO Commissary
al post bid for. A. ID. NISKERN, Major, Chief
COMFY.
PROPOSALS FOR CLOTHING AND EOTI-
PAGE SUPPLIES-Chief Quartermaster's Of
i'm tripIicate. will he received at this once untii
- o'clock noon. Monday. April p. 1902 for de-
livery at either the Chicago, Boston, PhiIadel-
phia or San Francisco Depots Of the Quarter
lean drawers. knit wool drawers, asbestos gaunt-
let's. fur gauntlets. Berlin gloves. chambray
shirts. muslin shirts, black chrome tanned shoes.
russell shoes. Arctic overshoes, wool stockings,
wool underhirts, rubber pOnchOs, iron bedsteads,
corn broOms, scrubbing brushes, mosquito bars.
trumpets. post flags, flag halyards. brown duck
and khaki duck. conforming TO standard samples
and specifications. Government reserves right 10
reject or accept any or all proposals or any part
thereof. Preference given 90 articles of domestic
production or manufacture. conditions Of quality
and price Gncluding in the price Of foreign pro-
auctions and manufactures the duty thereOn) be-
ing equal. Particulars and blanks for proposals
will be furnished on application. Envelopes con-
tanning pGGPoS ais 10 De ENDORSED; .PToposaIs for
10 COL e. r. ATWOOD Chief Quartermaster.
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WANTED-AGENTS.


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hrst-class cylinder pressmen and
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n.ne hours work. ten hours pay. W. d. CON
KEY COMPANY, Hammond Ind.
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whether nonunion or union. Address ID. Trans
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erage. lOc. Sugar cured. Indiana. 5 10 10 lbs
average. 94c.
Picked ork-Fan homeless pig pork. per
brl go lbs. 81: fancy clear bean pork. Ter hl
POO lbs. so: family. per brl 20 lbs. SIS short
clear. per brl 200 lbs. Sls: rump. per bl 200 lbs.
$50: Indiana bean OF towl. per bl 90 lbs. fls2o.
Also half brls. 10 lbs. at half the price OF the
brl. adding Jc 10 cover additional cost q pack
age.
Lard-Kettle rendered. 117sc; pure lard. ni1o.
Bacon-Clear sides. 80 20 50 lbs average. uhct
30 10 80 lbs average. 11kc. 20 20 30 lbs average,
ussc. clear bellies. . to 90 los average. 1iAc: ~
10 p lbs average. Iikc: II 20 Is lbs average. llasc;
clear backs. ~ 10 % lbs average. Lac, u 10 ~
lbs average. llizc. 3 10 10 lbs average. lie II
dry salt l.c less.
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Poultry and Other Produce.
(Prices paid by shippers.)

prices paid by shippers)
Turkeys. 10 to y lbs, 1Oc per 10; hens. Sc: cocks.
Sc; young chickens. SIC; ducks, &C; geese, 81. so
per doZ.
Cheese-New York full creams. 13c; domestic
Swiss. lie: brick. lac: limburger. 13c.
roll, 15q2Oc per 10; poor. No. 2,
SGlOc.
E~ggs-13iac per dozen.
Beeswax-30c for yellow. 2c for lark.
Feathers-Prime geese, SOC per 10; prime duck.
2c per Id.
Wool-Merchantable medium. 16c: bury and
understandable, Base less; coarse grades. &c:
fine merino, 13d15c; tub washed. 25a2Sc.
HIDES. TALLOw. ETC.
Green-salted Hides-No. 1. TIC; No. 2, 6Hc:
No. l calf, 10c; No. 2 calf, Shc.
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A PRIZE OF $500

WILL BE GIVEN EACH WEEK FOR
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
INDIANAPOLIS AND VINCENNNEs
RAILROAD COMPANY.
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. Apr

Indianapolis, Ind, April Is. 1902.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF STOCKHOLD-
Frs Of the indianapolis and Vincennes Railroad
Company will be held at the principal office Of
the Company, in the City Of Indianapolis, In
diana, on
THURSDAY, MAY s, 1902,
at ? o'clock p. m, for the purpose Of electing
seven Directors TO serve for the ensuing year
and transacting such other business as may
properly come before the meeting.
:. b. LIGGETT. Secretary.
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womap's Cause n MistriaI.

ATLANTA, Ga, April 1L-Decause Mrs.
MOllie Eady Duncan, on trial for the muir
der o. her husband. became hystericai and
her screams had reached the ears of the
jury after they retired Judge Gambler in
the Criminal Court to-day ordered a mis-
trial in the case, saying the occurrence af-
fected him and must certainly have at
fected the Jury.
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Conductor Killed. Fireman Hurt.

PARIS, Ky, April 1I.-At Riverside,
Clark county. at Z o'clock this morning,
through freight No. 43. from Cincinnati.
on the Louisville q Nashville, was wrecked,
the engine and ten cars turning over. Con-
ductor Clarence Turner was instantly
killed and fireman John Mccain fatally
hurt. The cause Of the accident is not
known
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wANTED-sALESNAN

WANTED-Salesmen TO sell "Clydesdale.' the
great gall cure and Gypsy horse remedies 70
dealers only. Send stamp for reply. II GEO.
". BIChNELL Co, Pittsburg, Pa.
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Cranberries-S2 25d2.50 per box.
Bananas-Per bunch, No l. SL75Q2; No. ,
Orsnges-California navel. 1885,: seedlings
1875 per box.
L~emons-Messina. 800 10 box. choice, $50:
fancy. 81: California lemons, 50 per box.
Potatoes-95cGSl per bu.
Seed Potatoes-Early Ohio, $50 per bu: Early
Rose. S1.10M1 20.
Onion ets-Yellow 81 per bu; red. s. per bu;
white. s2.25 per bu.
~Honey-Whlte. lie per 10; dark. 14c.
Maple Sugar. 1c per III.
Tomatoes-Florida 81 per six-basket crate.
Green Peas-S275 per bu.
Caulihower-Si.50 per doz.
~Apples-Cooking apples. 81 Per brl; eating ap-
pies. s4.5O per brl; fancy. s.; Ben Davis. 81.
Sweet P-otatOes-ulinois. $50 per brl: eastern
Jersey. $50; Delaware, 81 per brl.
Seed Sweet Potatoes-llinois. 81 per brI:
Kentucky. $3.50 per brl
Cabbag-Danish. 50 per 100 lbs.
Spinach-40d50c per dozen punches.
Carrots-$2 per brl: 75c per bu.
Parsnips-$2 per brl: 15c per bu.
Turnip-&l25 per brL
Lettuce-l2i2c per 10.
Celery-California celery, 50d60c ger doz
Florida. 50 per crate.
Southern kadishes-Large punches, oOa zoe per
dOz.
shaliots-,southern green onions). IOa55c per
dozen punches.
CocOanuts-s5c per doz.
Strawberries-t225 24-pint crate.
Provisions.
sugar-cured Hams-Indiana. ! 10 2 lbs average
PIE: 10 TO Y lbs average. 12kc: Il to Is lbs az.
I TO 3 lbs average. lsc; 10 TO u lbs average.
i3c.
Shouiders-EngIish cured. Reliable. Is n ~ In
average. $50. IS lbs average. l0c, 10 10 2 lbs av-
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VITAL STATIsTICS-APRIL II.
Births.

Turban and Annie Just. 1T Kansas street,
girl.
A. S. and - Vincent. 1l21 Bismarck avenue.
boy.
boy.
Sanford and Emma Smith. go East Twenty
ninth street, girl.
r. ]. and Rose Otsy. 9O2 Cottage avenue. girl.
William and - Hewitt. city boy.
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wANTED-FEMALE HELP.


WANTED-Laundress TO work each Monday AT
81 Woodruff Place New phone 1925.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. salesladies good wages:
must have references. SELIG DRY GOODS
CO. 21-2l3 South Illinois 81.
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Deaths.

Dora r.. Burroughs. eighteen years, Fifteenth
and Illinois streets. abscess OF lung.
Mary Ann TierO. eighty-three years, Tenth
street and Ritter avenue. heart disease.
+. ". Leak, hfty-eight years, City Hospital,
dyspepsia.
Elizabeth Schrover. thirty-seven years. 12lO
Chestnut street. cancer OF stomach.
Mary Thompson, hfty-One years., 1870 East
Tenth street. %nephritis.
Caroline D klussmann. seventy-hve years, III
East Tenth street. peritonial enteritis.
James @. Stewart. seventy-eight years, l2O0
Pleasant street. accident.
Harriet Raymond. seventy-three years, 40
East Tenth street. pneumonia
Edna Fox. seven months. 52S Bird street, pneu-
monia.
Charles Warner. seventy-two years. st. Vim
cents Hospital. n%ephritfs.
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I'm all REAL ESTATE transactions IN
SURE the TITLE. You then nave no alb.
stract to pay for and you get absolute Sc
curity. The fees are REASONABLE.
INDIANA TITLE GUARANTY AND
LOAN COMPANY. 129 East Market street"
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THE OFFER
PEN AMI INK ARTISTS.

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PROPRIATE ILLUSTRATION OR
TO ATTRACT ATTENTION TO ITS WANT
COLUMN ADS.
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household 10 store for the sum
mer; no rats, mice or bugs; separate apart
ments; new storage house. los North Alabama ST
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

o EXchange-S14.O00 stock general
merchandise; $1,000 clothing, $1,000 boots and
shoes. 500 hats. $1,000 wraps. $500 dry goods
and gents furnishing. exchange for Indiana
farm. Lock box 1sS. Hartford City. Ind.
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NOTICE
Statement OF Receipts and Expenditures OF
the indianapolis Water Company.
From April l, 1901, 10 April 1, 1902.
Capital stock $500, 600. %
RECEIPTS.
Water rate-privete ...... 2s2. 2S1.31
City OF lndianapOhs-Fir protection.
etc. s1.952.57
tion ...........-.-....---.-... 1880
Rents Of water power, tenements and
ice leases S,s77.Ss
Current expenses-printing. advertis-
ing, stationery, gas. telephone rent,
telegraphing. repairs TO meters,
travelling expenses. interest, real
estate. buildings. construction. post
age, etc. $780, SS. 90
Salaries Of officers and employees. $3.50 70
boxes. water pipes and labor.
branch castings, valves and fittings
ana hydrant ss.5ss.7s
Pumping department-wages, fuel. gas,
telephone rent. packing, oil. coal,
repairs. etc. S.sO45s
Gallery StatiOn-wages. fuel. gas. tel
ephone rent, packing, oil, freight,
coal. pipe fittings, etc.....".-."... sc, S2e.4S
Taxes SO.O46.6O
b~Iacksmithins, hardware, etc........ S,2rL1s
Street depa-rtment-wages. taps,
horses. etc. s.srlo1
H. NIX LANDON Asst Sec'y.
State of Indiana. Marion County. IS.
Before me, Frank c. Jordan. a notary public
1902. came T.. a. Morris. president. and II. Mex
LandOn. assistant secretary Of the indianapolis
Water Company, and under oath declared the
above statement to be correct and true, accord
ing to their belief and knowledge.
FRANK c. d Notary Public.
Ny commission expires Feb. s, 1906.
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Anderson. Mrs. Della
Anderson. Marie.
Rarlow. Mrs. Ed.
Buimaher. Lena.
Breninger, Miss Lena.
Brawne. Miss Shor-
lotta.
Bowers, Mrs. Dora.
Blackwell. Miss Sertie.
Baker. Mrs. +. =.
Brown. Mrs. A. II.
Brown. Miss Hazel.
Brindle. Mrs. %. +.
Collins. Miss Hattie.
Coatney. Miss Ethel.
Clark, Gene.
Conn. Miss Rose.
Castle, Miss Bessie
Davis. Mrs. Hama.
Elliott. Mrs. Mary.
Englehart. Mrs. VIM.
French. Mrs. Alice.
Fisher, Mrs. Agnes.
Grory. Miss Anna.
Gross. Mrs. Elizabeth
Gardner. Miss Layme.
Gordon. Miss Jennie.
Griffin. Mrs. Anna 4.
Hunt. Mrs. Minnie.
Halstead. Mrs. Maude.
Hayes. Miss Minnie :.
Heaton. Miss Clara.
Hoskins. Mrs. Fannie.
Johnson, Mrs. Eula.
King. Miss Matte.
Knave, Mrs. NJ. d.
Kiely. Miss Ella.
Kelly. Mrs. Della.
Lawrence. Miss May.
Louden. Mrs. Anna.
Lyons. Miss MayDel.
Leatherman. Mrs.
Lizzie.
Lawrence, Miss Ruth
90.
Moore. Miss Anna 7.
Miles. Miss Katie.
mclaughlin. Miss
Rachel.
McCarty. Mrs. VI. T.
McDonouEh. Miss
Mary.
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Millman. Miss Weltha-
Morgan. Mrs. A.
Marsh. Mrs. Lille.
O'Bryan. Miss Minnie.
OFT. Miss Kate.
O'Brien. Miss Nellie.
Patterson. Mrs. Sallie-
Porrast. Mrs. j. T..
Posey. Mrs. Lawrence.
Pickett. Mrs. Mary.
Printz. Mrs. &. ii.
Pyle, Miss Olive :.
Reed. Mrs. Mary.
Rein. Mrs. j. 4
Rhodes. Miss Minnie.
Race. Mrs. VIM.
Ryan. Mrs. Emma.
Rey. Miss A. Lauretta.
Richardson. Miss
Catherine.
Riley. Miss Ethel.
Ragsdale. Miss Alice
Raney. Mrs. Susie.
Shaw. Rebecca.
Stanley. Miss Alice.
stephens. Mrs. W.
Saneil. Mrs. Ella.
Smith. Mrs. W. II.
schumacher. Miss
Caroline f2).
Slaughter. Maggie.
station, Lassie r.
olivia.
Switzer, Miss Mary.
Smith. Mrs. Ernest.
Thorndyke. Miss Ethel.
I've. Miss Martha.
Todd. Mrs. NJ.
Thomas. Mrs. Lenora.
Turner. Miss Ida.
Thomas, Mrs. Denora.
Thompson. Mrs. Laura
league. Miss Grace.
league. Mrs. Everett
Walker. Mrs. Ella.
Williams. Sadie.
Wilson. Miss NJ.
Wallace. Mrs. Josie.
Williams. Mrs. Jane A
White. Mrs. Thcs. l.
White. Mrs. Susie r.
Wescher, Mrs. VIM
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Marriage

Chester ely and Nellie Crosley-
Emil G. Book and Ruby Gillum.
Newton Hills and Mary Green.
Louis T. Valentine and Lydia Landerson.
Homer Livingston Cook and Ethel May G
Long.
Frederick Asher and Mary Thompson.
William w. Anderson and Pearl Stotler.
Charles Cain and Ellen cash.
Joseph b. Undertake and Margaret Cham
bers.
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.

REAL ESTATE-Nice eight-rOOm house. near
Windsor Place. Terms easy. Inquire at PA
Lemcke Bldg.
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THE JOBPING TRADE.
Produce, Fruits and vegetables.

CThe quotations given below are the selling
prices of the wholesale dealers.)
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Thhss signature is on e@y box Of he genuine
N3 Laxative BromO. Quinine Tablets
~ 80 N/U1~t The rNnedy that ure . cold An enc day
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FOR SALE OR TRADE.


FOR ~sALE-Fine mahogany piano. Call
Massachusetts av.
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WALL PAPER-Ingrain wall paper; best quail
ity, 10c; other goods in proportion. HOFF
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81. OOO-MORTON PLACE-s7 OOO

House OF eleven rooms on Alabama street. near
10Th; hardwood floors: hot water heating system;
thoroughly modern: splendid barn; property
worth a great deal more: did not build IL to sell
Address OWNER. Box 81. care Journal.
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FOR INVESTMENT.

Fine modern double house. "a squares north,
eight rooms. bath and furnace on each side;
renting for $50 yearly. over 10 per cent; lot,
44x50 feet. with fruit; on improved street: will
sell less than cost. Address 81. care Journal.
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Personal.

PERSONAL---VERY., don't YOU know where
KnOx's barber shop is2 Of course. you do. II
Is at the southeast corner of Meridian and Wash
ingtOn SITS.
PERSONAL-KnOx's hair dressing parlOrs for
all the latest styles OF hair dressing and mas
sage, such as bust development. Also frst-class
chiropodlsts. Take elevator on Meridian ST.
Rooms 22-23.
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WALL PAPER.

BICYCLES-The Racycle. ]. z. RUBY, 40 ]
Ohio St, Indianapolis. Repairing and storag
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miscellaneous.

Anderson. I. A. g. Co. Indpls. Neneering ca
Butler. Sheldon & co. Indiana Hardwood a
Dixie Corn Mil Co. Veneer Co.
Eagle Drug Store Indiana Construction
Flower city Plant ~. co.
Fort HIN Coal Co. Mclaughlin a Costello
Gordon Chem NJ. F.. Rowland a. Son
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