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The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1902-03-07

.tlH Atlantic Toast llNsI
|1bP w. HPM 49, hichm'G if.t0I %. %.
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Seed clover prime s. 25a5.5o; English clover
IS 25G5 90. alsike. S. 50l alfalfa choice tS3e IS
crimson clover. 81 50ffS. Timothy. prime. 60 - y
so Fancy Kentucky bluegrass. 81 f&dlto; extra
clean 60GToc. Orchard grass. 81 s09i.1A Red
top, s0c8tL75. English bluegrass. H-es0&
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Fast Trains Are Educators.

B. F. Horner. general passenger agent of
the Nickel-plate, when asked his opinion
about the twenty-hOur trains, said: THE
fast train service and big expositions
making better citizens of Americans and
encouraging people TO travel. Few men
there must be who do not desire a ride on
the Twentieth Century Limited, since they
have read that IL makes the run between
New York and Chicago in twenty hours.
That is the sort of thing that strongly ap-
peals to men who travel but seldom upon
railroads. and they get the desire to get
out into the world and have a ride on
long-distance flyer If they have the money
to spare, ten chances to one they go. After
that a railroad trip once a year or so be-
comes a necessity. The eXpositions in diff
ferent places of the country are still draw
ing people upon long trips" Mr.. Horner
continued land the increased comfort and
speed In travelling on the railroads are
equally strong factors in attracting pco-
pie TO Journeys from home 10 various
points of interest. Travel brOadens the
mind. and thus the fewer stay-at-homes
there are the greater number of better
citizens there are"
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LON HENDERSON ON TRIAL
HIS YOUNGEST SISTER ARRESTED IN
THE COURT ROOM.
Charged with Stealing n Bicycle q
Year AgO-Other News of
the Courts.

Lon Henderson was put on trial on the
charge of assault and battery with intent
to kill in the Criminal Court yesterday
morning. The first testimony that the jury
heard was Captain Hyland's. He positively
identified Henderson as the man that shot
him on the night of May II. at Virginia
avenue and Maryland streets. Several other
policemen followed Hyland, testifying In
regard to trouble they had had with Hen
derson. Hendersons parents. both inTalids,
were in the courtroom, and they were or
dered out, for the reason that they will
be called to testify In their sons behalf if
Judge Afford decides they are mentally
competent Pauper Attorney McGrority
represents Henderson.
Soon after the opening OF court al 2
o'clock in the afternoon II was decided TO
postpone further examination of witnesses
until this morning. Several persons will
come from Marion TO take part in the trial
While Dora Henderson, the prisoner
youngest sister. sitting In the court
room Detectives Asch and Lancaster ar
rested her on the charge of stealing a BIZ
cycle She was taken 10 the police station
without other persons in the courtroom
knowing she was arrested. She has been
living at Marion for year. The man
from whom it is alleged she stole the BIZ
cycle a year ago was in the courtroom,
and when he saw ner he telephoned TO the
police station The old warrant was found
in a file case and the detectives went after
the girl.
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Al-1> HosrrI>$~ Concert Every Evening
AVOlVO1C 11C4SMsS and Saturday Afternoon
IT. & CAPITOL AC
TRADE in GOOD VOLUME
LOCAL BUSINESS UNUSUALLY ACTIVE
FOR LATE IN JUNE.
Small Fruits in Good Supply-Easing
Tone i'm Dried Fruits-Provisions
Are Moving Very Well.

Weather conditions yesterday were quite
favorable 10 business, and trade assumed
good proportions for June, so near the
close of the month. AS the fruit season IS
now on canned goods are beginning 10 at
tract some attention. on old STOCK no"
held prices seem strong. except on peaches,
which are inclined 10 easier conditions, al
though the new crop is not very proms-
ing. The supply of tomatoes for packing
bids fair to average we'll with former years.
Old stocks of canned goods are quite Wen
cleaned out Dried fruits are still IN good
supply, and lower prices limited at on raj
sins, dried currants and prunes TO unload
old stock. Tropical fruits are making their
appearance and sell quite readily The
provision market is in strong position, with
sales in a domestic way large and export
shipments increasing. despite the fact that
all hog products are selling at high prices
Groceries were active yesterday. IraNel-
ing statesmen are sending in good orders
and all staple groceries are fast movers, as
is usual during the harvest season. Cofrees
and sugars rule steady, but primary cof1ee
markets are reported unsettled. Cereal
products in good request for table use.
Each year increases the consumption or
this line of goods. With the Increase in
receipts of new potatoes prices are weak
ening Plums. cherries, gooseberries ami
currants are all in good supply, and selling
at prices much the same as former seasons,
and there is no reason that there should not
be the usual amount of canning of small
fruits Green apples are coming in quite
freely. and are improving in quality. Lem
ons are selling well. and prices are firm on
good stock. But few oranges are on the
market, but bananas are in good supply
and are selling Slowly. The seed market
continues quiet at the revision of Wednes-
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Indianapolis Grain Market.

The local grain market is quite active,
and all cereals are in good request Oats
advanced one cent, and other cereals are
firm and steady Inspections-Wheat: No.
2 red, cars; rejected, /; total. cars. Corn:
No. . white, II cars; No. 2 white mixed,
Is; No yellow, /; No. mixed, 3; No. !
mixed 2; total, 30 cars. Oats: No.
mixed l car; rejected /; total. cars. Hay:
No. ! timothy cars; No. clover, !; total
5 cars Track bids, as reported by the sec
rotary of the Board of Trade, ruled as fol-
lows:
Wheat steady; No. red 7elzc track; No.
. red, 7614c on milling freight; No. red
721z674lkc; wagon. &c.
white. CSC; No. 3 white. csc; No. white
61G63c: No. white mixed. 69l1c; No.
white mixed. 631sc; No: 4 white mixed
591zd61lac; No. yellow, 6324c: No yellow
6iAc; No. yellow, 59s4d6l4c; No. mixed
631kc: No. mixed, 631zc; No. mixed, 591:
oats strong; No. white. 4S1ad49c; No. ;
white. 4sd4slkc: No. 2 mixed. 47d471zc; No
Hay steady; No. timothy, 1275Q14; No
timothy. s11.15dl1.75.
WAGON MARKET
Offerings on the wagon market were but
sixty loads and with this prices rule prac-
tically the same as Wednesday, re-
ported by the wagon weighmaster, as fol-
lows:
Corn-67d70c per bu.
Oats-47G49c per bu.
Hay-Timothy. choice, Sl3dl4; mixed, 81
@12; clover s9GlO, according to quality.
Sheaf Oats-sl2dl3 per ton.
Straw-S5d6, according to quality.
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plaintiff, Jennie f. Cline. restored. Judg-
ment against defendant for costs.
In rel, petition of Albert Parsley ct al.
for drainage. Report of commissioners APP
proved and drain established. Samuel +.
Hague appointed commissioner to con-
struct.
Edward w Little VS.. Christian F. G.
Keepers Estate; claim Submitted TO
court. Allowed for $50 at costs of estate.
Olivia Brown Ringer ct al. VS.. Amanda
J. Wheeler; partition. Commissioner report
OF sale approved. Sale confirmed. Deed
approved. Smith, Duncan. Hornbrook and
Smith, plaintiffs attorneys, allowed $l00
and commissioner $50 for services.
In re, application OF Charles II. Schafer
for a liquor license. From commissioners
Court. Additional evidence heard.
CRIMINAL COURT.
Fremont Afford. Judge.
Lon Henderson; on trial by jury for as
sault and battery with intent to kill. Evi-
dence heard in part and continued.
Emma Goss; pleads not guilty of incor-
rigibility. Finding taken under Amusement
NEW SUITS.
Joseph Kernel VS.. Albert James ct al; on
promissory note. Superior Court. Room l.
Maurie Sheppard VS.. John r. Sheppard;
divorce. Superior Court, Room 8.
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up with bath rooms gymnasium. reading
rooms and library, and cheap meals Will
be provided
The stumbling block 10 the Wabash gain
ing entrance into Pittsburg, ii is stated by
a Pittsburg paper. will be removed at the
next meeting of the Select Council. the
chairman Of the committee stating that the
ordinance will be passed at the meeting
on Monday night. The Common Council is
in favor of passing the ordinance, but the
Select Council has hesitated.
William Garstang. superintendent of mo-
tive power of the Big Four, returned yes
terday from Saratoga. where he attended
the annual convention of master mechan-
les. He states that il was one of the best
attended and most instructive he had ever
attended, the discussions being on topics Of
interest growing out OF the recent develop
ments in locomotive construction.
w. II. Marshall. general superintendent Of
the Lake Shore and of the Lake Erie *
Western accompanied by Chief Engineer
Handy, Of the same lines, were in the city
yesterday. They are travelling over the
Lake Erie & Western on one OF their peri
odical trips accompanied by Assistant Gen
eral Superintendent Stoors and Assistant
Chief Engineer Cleveland, of the Lake Erie
& Western.
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CASES DISMISSED
At the Calling of the Docket in Room
=, SuperiOr Court.

The following cases no action. having
been taken in them for year. were dis
missed at the calling of the docket in
Room of the Superior Court yesterday:
Mitchell VS. Chavis; Gutkneght VS.. Ertel;
Hibben VS.. Town of Irvington; knight ct
al. VS.. Hildebrand; NOrdyke VS.. McCreary;
Felts VS.. Life Insurance Company of Amer
lea; Rochester Shoe Company VS.. Foreman,
Block VS.. Jacobs; Richie VS.. Stewart Long
VS.. indianapolis & b. r. r. T. Co; Cotton
vs.. G, 1. * l., Ry Co; Cane vs. mccarthy
Foster VS.. City of Indianapolis; Dalton *
Mortified VS. Weyenberg; Keith VS.. Saffel
* Keith Co.; Marion Bond Co, trustee,
Brewer; Lowell vs.. HOgle; Strong VS.. Hyer
ct ux.; Statehouse Bldg. Assn VS.. Marley;
Mathews VS.. Henry; VOss VS.. Spitzfaden;
Marker VS.. Adams; State of Indiana VS..
Thompson: York VS.. Artificial Ice and Cold
Storage Co; Sedan VS.. Sedan: Greening
Indianapolis VS.. Wilson; Capital National
Bank VS.. Ernst; OFT VS.. OFT; Wilson
Martens; Herman VS.. Gordon; Krauss VS..
Hall; Kahn VS.. Weaver; Miles VS.. kreber;
Kunkel VS.. City of Indianapolis; State of
Indiana Miligan; Williams, admir-, VS..
Indianapolis Gas Co; Froymeyer VS.. FrOy-
meyer; Mccullough VS.. Sagalowsky;
Keys VS.. Stahlberger; Schuck VS..
Strain ct al; Moore VS.. Myers;
Milwaukee Harvester Co. Hubbard;
Parry Mfg. Co.; Beck VS.. Krause; Pruitt
VS.. Boms: Sanders VS.. Blair; Manhattan
Electric Light VS.. Ind. ms. Co; kOthe VS..
Onion; lie Page vs. Talbot; Indpls. Storage
+. Co. VS.. Neuman: Metzger VS.. Dickman
Stamm VS.. Stamm; Wallace Mach. and F.
Co. VS.. Fowler Electric l.. Co.. NJ. S. Huey
VS.. Ryse ct ux.: Blackman VS. BlacKman
Foster L. Co VS.. King; Ulrich Yorine :,
Duncan VS.. HUFF; Royse VS.. Carver; Seiden-
sticker VS.. Seidensticker; Scoring VS.. Seer
ing; Walsh VS.. Rouse; Dollman Smock;
Kendall VS. Mueller & Wrestling; TrOtcky
VS.. City of Indianapolis; Cahill VS.. Hicks;
Jefferson Whitsett; Wilson Wilson;
McCallister VS.. McCallster; Johnson vs..
Johnson; Lowery & Goeble VS.. Underwood;
Walling VS.. Carson, exr.; Richards VS..
Brown; Powers VS.. Powers; Linden Mfg.
Co. VS.. Norton; Crabb VS.. Big Four; Cousin
VS.. Cousin; 1hrasher VS.. Rogers; Berry
man Weaver; Michael Michael;
COrrelli VS.. Gould; Dunn VS.. Dunn; Osgood
VS. Knagge
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Mrs. Carnahan's Earrings.

The Appellate Court held yesterday that
Mrs. James r. Carnahan is entitled to 800
only for the loss of her diamond earrings.
Years ago Mrs. Carnahan returned from
Chicago. and having forgotten her Jewels,
she had them sent TO her by her sister.
The earrings were shipped by the Adams
Express Company and valuation of 500
was made to the company's agent at Chi
cago. The earrings never came to Mrs. Car
nahan, and she sued the company to re-
cover their value. The lower court gave
her judgment for $500. but the company ap-
pealed on the ground that IT was only liable
for the amount given as the valuation at
the time the earrings were shipped. The
Appellate Court sustained the contention
of the company and that Mrs Carnahan
was bound by the value fixed in the receipt
given by the express company.
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Doing His Best.

IL somehow seems little enough when Won sav
That fellow lis doing his best -"
II means that he tolls md ne hopes day bv dav
That heaven will attend TO the rest
lie is jostled aside by the hurryng crowd
Tnsought by the lonely; forgot by the proud
He earns what he gets. and more is allowed
To the fellow who's doing his best
But whenever a crisis arises We look
To the who Is doing his best
The prince with his spendor. the sage with his
hook $50
Full oft fail 20 answer the test
And when there's home or a country 70 serve
We turn 10 the men with the heart and the nerve
The man whom adversitys touch could NOT
The VINO kept doing his best
Washington Star.
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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 BUSINESS
WAY BY ADVERTISERS. THE DRAWINGS
SELECTED WILL BE USED WITH THE AR.
lists NAME ATTACHED. ALL DRAWINGS
SUBMITTED MUST BE 10 INCHES HIGH BY
INCHES WIDE GOOD BRISTOL BOARD
AND INDIA INK SHOULD BE USED AR
lists NAME AND ADDRESS MUST BE ON
BACK or DRAWING. UNACCEPTED DRAW
INGs WILL. BIZ RETURNED TO OWNER
ONLY ~ CASE POSTAGE FOR THE RETURN
EITHER DELIVER or MAIL DRAWINGS TO
coUNTISS ROOM. THE INDIANAPOLIS
JOURNAL
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EARNINGS OF LOCAL LINES
LATEST FIGURES FOR BIG FOUR AND
LAKE ERIE & WESTERN.
Last Obstruction to the Wabash En-
tering Pittsburg VIII Soon Be
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Notes.

In the third week Of June the Big Four
lines proper earned 1897. 1882, a decrease
as compared with the corresponding week
of 1901 OF s12.275.s1. The earnings of the
three weeks were s1,179, 1906, decrease of
Sc, 215.s1
The Peoria & Eastern earned in the third
week OF June s44,551.OS, a decrease as COM
pared with the corresponding week last
year Of sS.67963 For the three weeks the
earnings were 1885, 1896, a decrease this
year of S24 O95.O5
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Poultry and other Produce.

prices paid by shippers.)
Turkeys. 10 to u lbs. 10c per ID; hens. sic;
cocks. sc; young chickens, sl.qlOc springers, 1s6
20c per ID; ducks, &C; geese. s4.S0 per doz.
Cheese-New York full creams. 12d13c; do
nestle 13c; Swiss. lie; brick lac limburser. 1sc.
Butter-Choice roll. lac per ID; poor. No. 2.
case.
Eggs-13c per doz.
BeesNaX-SOc for yellow, PC for dark.
Feathers-Prime geese. Soc per h. prime duck
20c per ID.
Wool-Merchantabe medium, &c., bury and
unnnerchantable Base less coarse grades, l5c;
fine merino 13615c: tub washed. 25a2Sc.
HIDES. TALLOw. ETC.
Green-salted Hides-No. !, Sc; No. ?. &c; No.
calf. Sic.
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Crawford Again on Ton.

Harry Crawford of Chicago, who owns
the Chicago & Southeastern Railway. some
times known as the Midland" which runs
from Brazil 10 Anderson, Noblesville and
Muncie has obtained order from the
Supreme Court prohibiting Benjamin Simp-
son from taking over the road in the ca
pacity of receiver.
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THE JOBBING TRADE.


CThe quotations given below are the selling
prices of the wholesale dealers)
Candies and Nuts.
grocers mixed. 6iac: Banner twist stick Sc:
Banner cream mixed. 1cG1Ic; old,time mixed. Sc.
valnuts. l2Ql4c Brazil nuts. 1Oc; flberts illbc:
peanuts. roasted. 7dsc; mixed nuts 12c
Canned Goods.
CORN S5caH.25 Peaches-Easte-n standard
aih S75G2: 2-lb seconds. S1.40d1s so; California
standard, s2.lOq2. 40; California seconds, sISOg2
berries. BIB. 125g1so; Pin3eapples standard, ?
full W s nina beans .2oai25 fobstersS
red cherries, 95c9;1; strawberries s50eOc; sal
mon. lib. s5cd2: tomatoes, BIB, sl.4Oq145
Coal md Coke.
Anthracite (all sizes). 125 per ton: Blossbure.
smSksesss s's3; jafks9n s52 K "a
frede sl25; Luhrig, 81; Hooking Valley, 81: Bra
I'll block. $50; Greene county. p; Indiana
tHI5 s. so; slack Pttsburg. $50: slack West
TirginIa $50; slack, Indiana, s.: Connellsville
I'VE IS 80, lump coke lie per bu s275 Der q
bue crushed coke. he per bu. s3.25 per Is bu.
Bags 25c per ton extra, ground floor or dumped
vsheeIbarrow. chute or basket
Drugs.
.,.o,oI g 55d2 70: asafoetida. 4Oc; alum. qua
no1hor. 6Sa7Oc; cochineal 9Oa55c chioro-
- 5Sa65c copperas, brl, Toe; cream tartar
Iorln' SOG3Sc indigo. 65gs0c; licorice. Calab
p unv', asa 4Oc: magnesia. carb 2-oz. 20a22c:
sennbine p & w. per OF. s.. 45q2 50; nader
i.9lsc: oil castor. per gal sloSql 20: OIL berga-
Isa ner TO- s2.75; opium, ss.50aS7O quinine p
Il per OF. 32q37c; balsam copaiba. 55lisOc
* ',csstile FIR. i3dl6c; soda bicarb., 2I1f73c:
soIts Fpsom 1lsQ4c. sulphur flour. 2AQ5c salt
$50 49,. sti1Oc. turpentine. 53Q60c gylcerine l6IS6
Pse0e :oSiie potassium. S2.45d250 bromide potas-
~, 50dsec; chlorate potash. l5d20c; borax ca
S5c c" cinchonida. s5g4oc; carbolic acid. 32q40c.
cocaine. muir, A-Soq4O
Dry Goods.
Bleached sheetings-A ndroscoggin l.. INC.
B'erSSbbeyyiand &c; Dwight anchor. SIC; Fruit OF
com INC; Farwell 7Ac; Fitchville &c; Full
tneea.H &c. Gilt Edge. 5lzc: Gilded Age Sc.
MI nc: Hope. SAC; Linwood 7<c: LonsdaIe
hhl. PEABODY SIC; Pepperell, "a. zoe; PeppereIi
"a a2c: Androscoggin. %. zoe; Androscoggin.
"a z,o 2TT sheetings-Auantie a. SIC: Argyle.
~; &c: Constitution. 40-inch. sue. Carlisle
to-t1ch. &C. Dwight Star. &C. Great Falls z. Sax
ccrsat Falls j. &c. Hill Fine. &c; Indian Head
60 Pepperen X. SAC; Pepperell. 1914. z0c; An
S-oscoggtn s-4. lsc; Androscoggin t0-i zoe
Prinfs-Allen dress styles, SC, Allen TR 4&c
~ robe. SIC: American indigo. 4ltc; Arnold
Tong cloth 3. III. Arnold Lie, sac; Cocheoo
and puppies 55so: Pacific fancy, &c; simpson
pnournings 4Lc: Simpsons Berlin solids sac
SIMPSONS oil nnish, &c; American shirting. &c
hiack white &c; greys. thc.
Kid-dnished Canbrics-Edwards SC; Warren
a1-c. slater. &C. Genesee &C.
Tickings-Amoskeag AGA. l0isc. Conestogs
BF. EVE Cords lao. nAsc; Cords T. iisse
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Earl E. Stafford yesterday bought from
Fred Cline a lot on Meridian street. near
Twenty-fourth street. for $500
w. {. Bobbs bought from the sheriff of
Marion county a lot on Delaware street
near sixteenth street, for SIPS.
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THE JOURNALS OFFER
PEN AND INK ARTISTS.

THE JOURNAL DESIRES TO USE AN AP-
PRoPRIATE ILLUSTRATION OR CARTOON
TO ATTRACT ATTENTION TO ITS WANT
COLUMN ADS.
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wANTED-AGENTs.


NANTED-S1,00O Reward for its Superior
OR equal. HallOa. Halloa, Agents, s. 10 SO per
day made with my telephone receiver.
c. W. DENNIS. Illinois House, Indpls.. Ind.
Read this:
Alexandria Ind. May 90 1902
C. W. DENNIS. Indiana polls. Ind
Dear Sir:-InclOsed please ind
check for 81 80, paying for your tele-
phone attachment. which is very
isfactory- KELLEY AXE MFG. CO,
BY J. +. KELLEY, Vice Prest.
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Deaths.

Myrtle N. Smith. one. SIS Cairo street. cholera
infantum.
A. J Baker, seventy-eight. 24Ol Shelby. street.
senility.
Mary 2 Covai thirty-four. 1O7 South West
street. tuberculosis.
Agatha ". Watkins, thirty-six. A. North Tenn
pie avenue, pelvic Inflammation.
Margaret Donaldson. forty-hve. 80 West Wash
tnEtOn street. hemOrrhage.
LOttie p stone six. 114 Kentucky avenue.
Group.
Carrie L. Weber. thirty-nlDe 437 East Louisi-
ana street. cerebits.
Florence Smell. sixteen. 1921 South Olive street.
heart disease
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wANTED-FEMALE HELP.


WANTED-White girl for general house work;
two in the family good wages. OPS n. Ala
hama
WANTED-Thirty days remnant. sale. The ADJ
VANCE TENT AND AWNING CO.. Is South
Alabama.
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WANTED-MALE HELP.

WANTED-Three reliable men for canvassing
and collecting. salary guaranteed. Inquire L.
GOLDSMITH. Rooms 407-409 Law Bldg.
WANTED oremakers for permanent position
IN Pittsburg; wages S. Is per day. Address H.
G. VAN NORMAN 5o3 Lewis Bldg, Pittsburg,
Pa.
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SUMMER RESORTS.

Cordis ACE IlIzc: Hamilton awnings &c: XII
mono fancy, lie; Lenox fancy. 1sc: Methuen "A.
I0lsc: Oakland AT, &c; Portsmouth, llhc; Sus-
quehanna, l2iac; Shetucket SW, &c; Shet1cket +,
SIC swift River. she.
Observation-Disclosures staple. SIC; Amoskeag
Dress 70: Bates gIkc: Toll du Nord. Sc.
Grain Bags-AmOskeag, Ss50; American.
Sl45O: Harmony, Sl4; Stark, SIS
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Lake Erie & western Earnings.

The report of the Vanderbilt lines. the
last week of June estimated. makes the
exhibit of the Lake Erie & Western for
the six months ending June 90 as follows:
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

FOR RENT-Typewriters: high-gr machines;
TYPEWRITER AND SUPPLIES CO., 80 Monu-
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.


FOR RENT-Of1ces IN the When building. A
few choice suites at $3.50 TO $50. including
electric light and steam heat: pure water from
deep we'll elevator: building renovated: excel
lent service. Z. ). X. SEGUIN, second floor.
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Births.

Edward L. and C. Johnson. Brightwood, girl
Thee and II Vessel BrightwOOd, bog.
J. and r. Brinkman. BriEhtwOOd. boy
A. and :. Cohen. BrightwOod. boy
W. II. and II. Cook. 90l South New Jersey
street boy.
" l. and Mary jefferson. Oh WOOdlawn ave-
nue.. girl
81 and r Chubb. 1925 Cornell avenue girl.
Carl and G. Zimmerman. 1911 McLain street
girl
W. and J. Jones. 1922 West Ohio street twin
j. r. and E. Wells. 20 West Twenty-hrst
street. girl
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VITAL STATISTICs-JUNE 26.
Marriage Licences.

Joseph T. Adams and Ida Weaver.
William Sebel and Nellie Nicholson.
John II Ting and May y. Moore.
Elmer Dixon and Agnes o.. SchOeher.
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COUNTY BOARD OF REVIEW.
Assessments of Corporations for This
Years Taxation.

The County Board of Review yesterday
announced the following assessments of
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

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WANTED-To buy all kinds Of old books es-
pecially books Indians and Indian wars, at
EOOK STORE No. Pembroke Arcade.
WANTED
IL you have anything to buy. sell or trade make
that fact known through the Sunday Journal
want ads You will get the desired results.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-06-27
THE COURT RECORD.
SUPERIOR COURT

Room John L. McMaster, Judge.
William Treser VS.. Louise Treser; di-
Vorce. Plaintiff dismsses at his cost
The City Bond Co. VS.. Cook ct al; i'm
provement lien. Submitted and evidence
heard. Finding against Lot % for s12 Lot
Sc for sl1.20
Mae Rosebaum VS.. Hattie Simons: re-
plevin. on trial by court. Dismissed on
motion of plaintiff.