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BOARD OF WORKS ROUTINE.
RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED.


For the vacation of the first alley west
of Roach street. from New York street to
alley south of New York street.
For gravel roadway, cement walks and
curb in Laurel street. from Washington
street TO jackson street.
For local sewer i'm first alley west OF
Dewey avenue. from $40 feet north of Twen-
ty-fourth street to Twenty-fifth street.
IMPROVEMENTS COMPLETED.
For cement walks and curb in Vermont
street, from West street to Bright street,
Henry Mag. contractor.
For cement walks in Olive street, from
Prospect street to Lexington avenue; Ju-
Illus Keller, contractor.
For cement walks and curb in Greeley
street. from Washington street to White
river; Julius Keller. contractor.
PETITIONS FILED AND REFERRED TO
THE CITY CIVIL ENGINEER.
For a local sewer in the first alley north
of North street, from Blake street TO Bright
street
For sewer in Holmes avenue, from Mich
igan street to Walnut street.
For cement walks and curb i'm Bright
street, from West New York street to North
street
For grading and crawling roadway IN
Herman street
For permission to construct. under pri-
vate contract, walk in front of the third
lot north of New York street, on the east
side OF Arsenal avenue. by Charles Cher
dron.
For vitrified brick roadway and sidewalk.
next to property line. in Cornell avenue,
from Thirteenth street to Nineteenth street.
For permission TO construct, under pri-
vate contract, driveway on the corner of
Linden and Orange streets by w. NJ. Ora
ham.
PRIMARY ASSESSMENT ROLLS APP
PROVED.
For wooden-block roadway and curbing
in Tenth street, from West street to the
bridge over the canal
N str fro,
Virginia avenue to seventy feet west OF
East street.
For cement walks in McLain street, from
Morris street 10 Howard street
For cement walk and curb in Summit
street. from Southeastern avenue to Bates
street.
from Northwestern avenue 10 alley east of
Northwestern avenue.
FINAL ASSESSMENT ROLLS AP-
PROVED.
For gravel roadway and cement walks in
Jackson street from Becker street TO alley
east of Becker street.
For brick roadway and oak margin in first
alley north of Ohio street, from East street
to Adelaide street
For graded roadway, cement walks and
curb in Boston street, from Talbot avenue
to Pennsylvania street.
For gravel roadway and walks in Elev-
enth street from Brooks street TO a point
403 feet west.
For brick roadway and curbing in Pearl
street. from New Jersey street 10 East
street.
BONDS APPROVED.
In behalf OF Julius Keller in the sum of
$l.000, National Surety Company as surety
In behalf OF William Bossert in the sum
of 800 American Bonding and Trust
Company OF Baltimore as surety.
In behalf OF Charles L. Schott in the sum
of 5000. American Surety Company of
New York as surety.
REPORTS OF APPRAISERS
The following report is filed by the ap-
praisers heretofore appointed 10 appraise
the real estate liable TO be assessed for
public Improvement:
For brick roadway In the first alley west
OF Senate avenue. from North street to
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Walnut street. Henry Kothe. p. J. Flan-
edy and w II. Hobbs. Aggregate appraised
value, $4,000.
APPRAISERS APPOINTED.
For cement walks in Twenty-third street,
from Capitol avenue TO Illinois street A. b.
Carter. Henry Kothe and Thomas F. Quill.
Cement walks and curb in Senate avenue,
from Twenty-ninth street TO Thirteth
street. A. b. Carter. Henry Kothe and
For block roadway in Vermont street,
from West street TO Bright street, II. Nj.
Camden. A. w. Denny and Z. L. Atkinson.
BIDS RECEIVED.
Cement walks and curb in Orange street,
Keller, S1O5 per lineal foot; T. E. Kane,
stratifed limestone curb, sl1315, resetting
curb, 10 cents; Daniel Foley, stratified
curb, S115 combined curb, s11O; w. II.
Bowen, stratified limestone curb, H.17;2,
combined curb and gutter, Sl1S12: Rodgers
& Dunlop, s1.1714; ]. Harry Roberts, stone
curb, s1.23. combined curb Sill; Henry
Mag, stratifed limestone, s1.25; w. K.
Cooper, stratided curb. SIPS; j. d. Hoss,
stratifed or combined {eitheD, aS7 Con-
tract awarded to Julius Keller for stratified
curb at slO5 per lineal foot.
Cement walks in Linden street, from
Prospect street to Orange street: I. l..
Kane, 81 cents per lineal foot; Julius KEEL
Rodgers & Dunlop, IS oents; A. d. Bowen,
5S12 cents. Contract awarded to 7. Z. Kane
at oil cents per I1neal foot.
CURLING roadway with stone of Linden
street from Orange street to Pleasant run:
w. K. Cooper. combined curb and cutters.
81 cents per lineal foot, stratitied curb, 5S
cents; Henry Mag, stratified curb, 81
cents; w. H. Albeit & Sons, stratifled
curb, 81 cents; George w. McCray, strait
fed curb. 60 cents. Contract awarded TO
W. K. Cooper at IS cents per lineal foot.
ReSurfacing with asphalt the roadway
of Washington street, from Senate avenue
to the c., c., c. & St. l.. Railroad: Western
Construction Company, 1915 per lineal foot;
Barber Asphalt Paving Company, SOL.
Contract awarded to Western Construction
Company at s646 per lineal foot.
For gravel roadway and cement walks In
Raymond street: Daniel Foley, $1.lS' per
lineal foot each side; ]. Harry Roberts.
81 %; Henry Mag, S1.5S Contract awarded
to Daniel Foley at Sl.1S per lineal foot each
side.
For cement walks in Montana street,
from Sheldon street TO Hillside avenue:
Francis NJ. Lackey, 6S cents per lineal foot;
j. d. Hoss, SO cents. Contract awarded to
Francis NJ. Lackey at 68 cents per lineal
foot.
For local sewer in first alley west of
Church street, from Ray street to wilkins
street: II. c. Roney, y cents per lneal
foot; Hudson & jenkins, IS cents; Charles
r. Pease, II cents; c. S. Roney. So cents;
William Bossert. SO cents; Eugene Shee-
han. Sc cents. Contract awarded to IL. G.
Roney at u cents per lineal foot
For local sewer in first alley west of Cap
itol avenue, from Ray street to Wilkins
street: Hudson 81 Jenkins. 81 cents per
Pease, 9S cents: William BOssert, 80 cents;
Eugene Sheehan, Sc cents; c. S. Roney, 80
cents Contract awarded to Hudson q
Jenkins at 81 cents per lineal foot.
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Exhibit A, stadium,
Where youths. inadequately dressed,
A loaded csstus each fist,
Pounded each other, face and chest
They called that boxing. Then. perhaps,
They'd thousand yards
They jumped. They wrestled no holds barred
They did the twelve-pound discus throw
And for a prize. the victor wore
Two laurel sprigs. maybe three,
For this gentlemanly sport
In seven twenty-four y. c.
Exhibit b. "A fitting yard.
Where men in courtly manners versed
Disguised themselves as ironclads
And ran each other down. head first,
To push Sir Johndoe from his horse
Each gentle knight his best essayed.
Such was the object Of the game.
And strenuously was IL played.
He Of the stOuteet lance might win
His lady's glove or scarf. or shoe,
For this was zentemanly sport
In fourteen hundred twenty-five.
Exhibit c.. drawing room
Where wiid-eyed men in evening clothes
Tap fercely at a small white ball
And. missing. mutter gentle oaths.
RacQuets the size OF coffee spoons
table and a three-inch net.
Fair maidens by TO watch the play
And there you have ping-pong set.
Medals for this. and silver cups
We feel but the victor's due
For this Is gentlemanly sport
or A. d Nineteen hundred two.
Philip L. Allen. in Lesiie's Monthly for July.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.

State OF Indiana Marion county S.
In the Superior Court OF Marion county in
the State Or Indiana. No. 63S72
The English Hotel Company IS. John O. Stone
Complaint. attachment.
81 IA known that the 2Sth day OF June
1902 the above named platntin. by attorney.
filed in the Office OF the clerk OF the Superior
Court % Marion county. In the state OF Indiana
is complaint against the above-named defend
an. John -. Stone. and the said PLAINTIFF hav-
nE also filed In said clerks once the affidavit
OF competent person. showing that said defend
ant. John -. Stone. IS not resident the State
OF Indiana. and that said action Is n suit in at
tachment and Earnishment. and said above
named defendant Is necessary party thereto:
and whereas said plaintiff. having by indorse-
merit OF said complaint, required said defendant
60 appear In said court and answer or demur
thereto on the ist day OF September 1904.
Nov. therefore BY order or said court said
defendant last abOve-named Is hereby notified
OF the nng and tendency OF said complaint
sgainsf him. and that unless he appear and
answer demur thereto. the calling OF said
cause the lst day II september 1902 the same
being the rrst judicial day OF a term OF said
court. 70 DE begun and held az the courthouse in
the city q Indianapolis on the first Monday I'm
Feptember, 1902 said complaint and the matters
and things therein contained and alleged will be
heard and determined ia his absence.
GEORGE b. ELLIOTT, Clerk
u. J. Miliigan. attorney for plaintiff.
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Terre Haute Freight Rules.

The Terre Haute Freight Agents Asso-
citation has notified shippers that after
July l no shipments will be received or
delivered after p. m. and that no freight
will be received at any time unless the
billing accompanies the freight The asso-
citation also has issued formal notice of
the taking effect of the per diem rule on
July 10. 1t is minated, however, that if
the apprehension as to a strike in the
bituminous coal field continues until that
date, which is seven days prior TO the con-
vention of miners called to pass on the
question, the rule may be suspended as TO
coal cars held longer than the maximum
time, after which there is a penalty for
each day. This suspension will be particu-
larly for the benefit of the railroads, as
the railroads are storing coal In cars on
their side tracks, especially division
points, against the day when there may
be no coal mined
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ION TO JERUSALEM!"


DENVER. Col, June 25.-"On to Jerusa-
lem in 1905 is the cry that has been raised
by a number of Sunday-school workers
that have arrived here to attend the inter
national Sunday-school convention, which
will open tomorrow. The crusade in IA
of holding the 1905 convention in the
holy city is headed by Nine. Mamerolf Won
Finkelstein Mountford, who is the only
delegate TO the convention from Palestine
She asserts that a meeting of the conven-
ton in Jerusalem in 1905 would be an OBJ
ject lesson for the world that would do
much toward the advancement of the Sun
day school. The illness. which will prevent
the attendance of President Hoke Smith.
and the death of b. F. Jacobs, w. \.
Hartshorn. vice president of the national
executive committee. is made the head of
the convention. w. II. Mclean, OF ST
Louis. for president, is the choice of many
delegates who have already arrived Mr.
Hartshorn. 1t is generally conceded. will
succeed Mr.. Jacobs as chairman OF the ex-
ecutive committee
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Poultry and Other Produce.

prices paid by shippers)
Turkeys 10 TO u lbs. l0c per lb; hens, 91zc;
cocks SC: young chickens, slkqloc: springers. 1s9
2Oc per 10: ducks. &C. geese, 81. so per doz.
C,heese-New York full creams. 12613c; do
nestle 13c: Swiss, 17c brick, 14c; limburger 13c
Butter-Choce roll, 14ql5c per lb: poor. No. 2.
case.
Eggs-13c per doz.
Beeswax-SOc for yellow, &c for dark.
Feathers-Prime geese, 30c per lb; prime duck
zoe per 10.
Wool-Merchantable medium, 1sc; bury and
understandable. 36I5c less: coarse grades I5c
fine merino 1Sd15c: tub washed, 25d2Sc.
HIDES. TALLOW, ETC.
Green-salted Hides-No. l. Sc; No. 2, &c; No
calf, loo: No. calf, SIzc
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VITAL sTATIsTICs-JUNE 25.
RfrfhH.

Calvin and Annie AXE. sss Missouri street,
boy.
William and Theresa Norton. 4o7 North State
street twins. boy and girl
Harry and Eva Baker, IL North Temple ave-
nue., girl.
OrviIe and Harriet Demont, 90 North Beville
Jesse and Sarah Lane. 1912 Hamilton avenue.
boy.
John and Minnie UIbrich. 1926 Oakland avenue.
boy
Edward and Daisy Roberts. sO7 North Beville
avenue. boy.
boy.
H. c. and Bertha suter. 457 East Tenth street.
boy
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Marriage Licenses.

andrew Winkelhaus and Amelia Schmidt.
John r. Mott and Nora Hartman.
Frederick Strsith and Anna Ford.
George Unversaw and Theresa Lavette.
Albert o. Williams and Catherine Ingram.
Melville A. Marshall and Anna NJ Kinesio.
Charles II Grim and Mary E Christopher.
William B. Farlee and Loretta 3. Fulmer.
William Ruskaup and Alma H Clement.
Anan Brookshire and Nora y. Tucker
Edward II. Clay-nan and Agnes George.
William g. kegenstein and Clara Vornholt
DIN l. Ho!ton and Roxanna r. Kennedy.
Charles r. Miller and Gertrude Fuller.
Harry s. Byrkett and Pearl CiOe.
II. J. Moulton and Elizabeth Wade.
Henry q. Spansel and Emma Habit.
Henry johnson and Nellie Walker.
Andrew J. Weiss and Frieda Eberhardt.
Talbert Lively and Carrie White.
Harry Lowell and Bertha Frohlger.
Edward Book and Josephine Weise.
William NJ. Hedrick and Marie L. Craig.
Oscar Mundy and Mary z Blue.
William @. Woodbridge and Maud L. Wright.
Brandt G. Downey and Nellie NJ. Bowman.
David c. Gee and Martha +. Turner.
Charles BeunchO6 and Josephine Eulass.
LOrin j. Convey and Bertha 81. Werbe.
Herbert 5. Bereley and Pearl Todd.
August II T. MoellerinR and Mary L. Draiger.
Albert 5 Lowry and Minnie NJ Pierce.
Casper "A. Newton and Mary X. Mckay.
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The official report of F. c. Thayer. super
intendent of the Voluntary Relief Depart
ment of the Pennsylvania lines west of
Pittsburg. shows that in May $1,000 was dis
bursed on account of deaths from accidents
and $3.50 for deaths from natural causes ;
disabement benefits from accidents
amounted to $9.326.25 and from sickness So
OS160 making total benefits paid during the
month to members of the association $34.-
Piss Since July l there has been dis
bursed So, 500, 331 II TO members or in case of
death to their legal heirs
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B. & o. Earnings.

The Baltimore & Ohio. including the Bal
timore & Ohio Southwestern, shows gross
earnings for May to have been 81, 4O5 692, an
increase of $685. over May 1901: net earn
ings, 81. 446517, an increase this year of 3d.
772. For eleven months of the fiscal year
the gross earnings increased S. 600, 253. ex-
penses increased 81, $40, 422 and net earnings
increased g. O62 S3I
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CONDITIONS IN HAITI.
Reign of Terror Said 10 Prevail, and
Aonther Revolution Imminent

KINGSTON, Jamaica, June 25.-Mail ad-
vices received here from Haiti say the sit
uation is more serious in that republic
Party feeling is extremely high The ad-
herents OF the presidential candidates are
guarding the latter's houses nightly. Sew
eral men were killed in riot at Cape Hal
tien couple OF days ago. The provisional
government OF Haiti is incapable OF coping
with the situation. and a extensive out
break Is imminent. Even now reign of
terror prevails. The salaries OF the officials
are four months in arrears. and the efforts
OF the government TO obtain a loan have
been futile.
Generals Fouchard and Pierre are re-
ported 10 be joining hands in the hope OF
defeating NJ. Firman. whose position is
strong.
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A PRIZE OF $500

WILL BE GIVEN EACH WEEK FOR THE
BEST DRAWING ILLUSTRATING THE BEN
EFITs TO BE DERIVED IN A BUSINESS
WAY BY ADVERTISERS. THE DRAWINGS
SELECTED WILL BE USED WITH THE AR
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SUBMITTED MUST BE 10 INCHES HIGH BY
Q INCHES WIDE. GOOD BRISTOL BOARD
AND INDIA INK SHOULD BE USED. AR
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BACK OF DRAWING. UNACCEPTED DRAW
INGS WILL BE RETURNED TO OWNER
ONLY IN CASE POSTAGE FOR THE RETURN
ACCOMPANIES THEM. CONTESTANTS WILL,
EITHER DELIVER OR MAIL DRAWINGS TO
COUNTING ROOM. THE INDIANAPOLIS
JOURNAL.
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FOR Observation-Disclosures.

FOR SALE-New and secondhand typewriters
SO up; machines rented exchanged. HAM
MOND IYPEWR1TER CO. SIS Law Bldg
FOR SALE-FOr 5000, half interest in an es-
tablished solid and every way desirable man
cfacturing notwithstanding health prompt
ing division % labor and care in management:
would take some land. debts and no salaries
but yours. no mere curiosity speculative in
quiries replied to; understand, you buy nothing
you put your money or land against the patterns
that cost about 1900 and the good will OF a
staple business; clean. open and abcveboard
rare opportunity for a father guardian To
locate ward. antecedents, present condition and
prospects all a practical man could wish. Ad-
cress with return postage. Address Box p.
Journal
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NOTICE.

NOTICE-Screen work, oils and paints LEE
HARDWARE, Illinois and 18th. Phone 26O33.
NOTICE-Sheet metal all kinds JO-
SEPH GARDNER. 81 Kentucky ava Tele-
phone CD.
NOTICE-If need OF second hand building ma
terial OF any description call or phone THE
INDIANAPOLIS WRECKING Co, l0l5 Cornell
New phone 1898. OLD BUILDINGS BOUGHT
AND TORN DOWN.
All advertisements inserted IN these columns
are charged at the very low rate of cents a line
Blank dash lines the price per
line Telephone zSS and your ad. will be called
for
NOTICE-The Board OF Trustees of the Central
Indiana Hospital for insane will receive sealed
proposals until Friday. June q, at 10 a. m. for
furnishing a full line Of supplies for the month
OF July, 1892. Estimate book will be on file at
Room 40. Statehouse. from and after Monday
June %, 1902.
BY order of Board Of Trustees.
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DIED..

JENKINS-Edward II. Jenkins. at San Antonio,
Tex. June p. 1902. o'clock a. m. Burial in
Crown Hill. Funeral notice later.
KINNEY-Mrs Rosanna Kinney aged eighty
years at her residence 7i2 North New Jersey
street She a member OF Rosary Society.
Her son. p. H. Kinney who is a clerk in the
Big Four freight Office here. and Miss Maggie.
her daughter. lived with her her son, Frank r.
Kinney having died about two years ago. In
torment will take place ut Burlington. Ia
Funeral notice later.
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SUMMER RESORTS.
Flour.

dress, &c; Bates. SIC; Lancaster 5izc: Lancaster
dress &c; Bates SIC: Toll du Nord. Sc
Grain Bags-Amoskeag, $3.50; American,
Sl4 so; Harmony Sl4; Stark. SIS.
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Deaths.

Thomas B. Knight. seventy 1889 West twenty
sixth street paralysis.
Nelson Holeman, ifty-three, 1904 North West
street heart failure
Henry Baugh. seventy-seVen. sol South Della
ware street. heart disease.
Mary E. Stark. thlrty-three. S29 King street.
consurnptfon.
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a CARD LIKE THIS

Every Sunday for year costs but g95 per
month. The Journal want page is profitable TO
the advertiser and reader.
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THE JOURNALS OFFER
PEN AND INK ARTISTS.

THE JOURNAL DESIRES TO USE AN APP
PRoPRIATE ILLUSTRATION OR CARTOON
TO ATTRACT ATTENTION TO ITS WANT
COLUMN ADS.
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REMOVALS.

REMOVABLE. s. A. SNYDER, chlropodist
removed from Journal Bldg TO Newton Clay
pool Bldg. Rooms 75o-51. corner Pennsylvania
and Ohio streets.
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Groceries.

Straight grades s45O6475: patent -four. $3.50
5: spring wheat, s.. 6Od5S0-
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STORAGE.

STORAGE-The Union Transfer and Storage
Company, East Ohio st and Union
tracks; only hrst-class storage solicited. Graft
ing and packing. Phones rs.
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BUSINESS CHANCE-'Dorothy'' Montana Of
fers you the opportunity 70 get into a gold
mine: mill going up this season. Write for pros
pectus 20 President. Room 1911. No. 10 Broad
way New YORK
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bartender Declared Insane.
William Manzant. forty-three years ola.
bartender yesterday was declared In
sane
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.

REAL ESTATE-Cyclone and tornado insurance
at lowest rates buy policy to-day! FRANK
h. SAWYER, is r. Market ST.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

D-NIISCELLANEUUS.
WANTED-Tc buy all kinds OF old books es-
pecially books on Indians and Indian wars at
BOOK STORE, No. Pembroke Arcade
WANTED-Location OF one Eugene Van Dine
who served in Co NJ OF Fourth New York Ar
tillery during civil war Information of interest
TO said party heirs. Address r. X. KELLEY
9th floor Baird Bldg, Kansas City, Mo.
WANTED
II you have anything to buy sell or trade make
that fact known through the Sunday Journal
want ads You Will get the desired results.
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wANTED-FEMALE HELP.

WANTED
900 Reward its Superior
Or equal. Halloa, Halloa, Agents, IS $40 per
day made with my telephone receiver.
c. w. DENNIS. Illinois House, Indpls., Ind.
Read this:
Alexandria, Ind, May 30, 1902.
c. ". DENNIS. Indians polls Ind
Dear Sir:-Inclosed please find our
check for $3.50 paying for your tela-
phone attachment, which is very sat
isfactory.
KELLEY AXE MFG CO,
BY J. p. KELLEY.
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FOR neutrality-suspicious.: high grade machines;
prices reasonable Call on UNITED
THPEM RITTER AND SUPPLIES CO.. 50 Monu-
ment place
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FOR SALE OR TRADE.

FOR SALE OR TRADE-Drug store; clean. up
to-date stock; good location. For particulars
address Lock Box 343. Swayzee. Ind
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seed clover. prime = 25Qs 30: English clover.
s 255 30: aisike. SC 50T7 alfalfa choice f5s ..
crimson clover, sf50d5. Timothy. prime. Sc 80
SO Fancy Kentucky bluegrass 81 25Q1to, extra
clean s0d7oc Orchard grass. 81 t0H17h Red
top. S0c0SlT5 English bluegrass. s. 2S43.
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BUSINESS CHANCE.

:. WILLIAMS. manufacturer OF rugs, por-
es and rag carpets. ola Massachusetts av
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Nails and Horseshoes.
Leather.

Oak sole. 33d37c; hemlock sole. 27d35c; har.
hess 25d40c: skr'ing 2Sd40c: single strap AID
45c; city kip, sod SEC; French kip. s0cdS120. otS
calfskn 99cMAl-l 10. Erench calfskn. 81 2lal. s..
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IIONUAIENTs.

MONUMENTS-A- DIENER. 40 z. Washington.
Tel 2S25. Branch works E. entrance Crown Hill
MoNUMENTs-Ti.e floors and marble work
speciality. INDIANA MARBLE AND GRAN
ITE WORKS. 147 N. Del st. Old tel. main $685.
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

FOR RENT-Furnished RoOms-And unfurnisl
for rent. Call at 226 North Senate av.
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Candies-Stick, &C per Id: common mixed, &c:
Rrocers' mixed 61zc; Banner twist stick Sc:
Banner cream mixed. 1091lc; old-time mixed Sc
Nuts-Soft-shelled almonds, 1SG2oc; English
walnuts l2dl4c; Brazil nuts l0c: filberts l4Bc:
peanuts roasted. 7dsc: mixed nuts. 12c.