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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-02-12

The Pennsylvania is short of passenger
equipment, and has decided to increase the
output of its shops at Altoona TO double
their present capacity.
The Chicago & Eastern Illinois is now
delivering $500 to 1900 carloads of coal
per week from mines on its lines to Chi
cago and the Northwest.
1t is said that the Erie will expend s25.-
100000 on the line this year, double track
ing a portion of the western division and
charging the shops at Huntington, Ind
There is great scarcity of firemen for
Western lines. Free transportation is Of
fered, 1t Is stated. where application is
made for firemen, if well recommended
Recent statistics show that in 1902 there
were 100000 tons of soft coal carried to
Lake Erie ports from Pennsylvania West
Virginia and Ohio, against $4,000 tons in
1901.
j. A. Barnard, general manager of the
Peoria & Eastern, is spending three DAYS
on the western division. inspecting shops
and considering improvements for the COM
ing year.
Elevation of the Santa Fe tracks at Chi
cago in which several other roads partici-
pated. is nearly finished. There are sew
enteen subways, each of which has noise
| less bridge.
The stockholders of the Peoria & Eastern
have elected NJ. f. Ingalls,. E. f. Osborne.
Thomas p. Bonfel, j. S. Tucker and John
| A Glover directors. The road is now part
of the Big Four system.
]. ID. Laying. vice president of the Big
! -Four, will pass through the city to-day
! On a private car en- route for protracted
| trip to California and along the Pacific
coast. accompanied by his family.
George Bender. formerly superintendent
| of the Big -Four. now general agent of the
| company at Sandusky. is in the city He
/ states that his three sons have good posi-
tons on the Central Railroad of New Jer-
| Sey.
]. w. Kepinger has been appointed
| chief clerk of r. III. Simpson. engineer OF
maintenance of way of the Big Four lines
| He has been in the employ OF the New
/ York Central and prior 10 that was clerk
| in the Big Four Offices.
Joseph Ramsey, recently elected presiden.
of the Western Maryland, yesterday began
an inspection of the line to enable him tc
get an idea OF improvements needed to put
the road in shape TO play its part in the
trunkline outlet to Baltimore.
| Heads of the passenger department of the
New York Central, the West Shore. the
| Lake Shore, the Michigan Central the
sidering a plan to unite the several city
ticket offices Of the Vanderbilt lines a,
| Buffalo.
Albert Ray. for nine years past one OF
the train ushcrs at the Union Station, has
rendered his resignation and will accep,
| service with the Pullman Company. Mr.
| Ray was a popular official and much re-
| spected for his kindly ways in looking after
| passengers interests.
The PENNSYLVANIA roundhouse Just com.
pleted at Fort Wayne. covers three acres
| and accommodates forty-four engines. The
turntable is Of sufficient length TO turn the
large Atlantic type engines without discon
by electricity and are the largest In the
West
The trainmen on the Toledo. ST. Louis &
| Western have reached an agreement on tn,
wage scale for another year Freight con
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-02-12

The announcement yesterday of the death
of w. III. Coleman, general freight agent
of the Vandalia, was quite a shock not
only TO railroad men, but to many citizens
of Indianapolis who have known him for
years through the interest he has taken
in this city and his connection with the
Scottish Rite. Mr.. Coleman first came
to Indianapolis chief clerk of Harry
Wetzell. Later he was appointed travelling
freight agent, then he went to Terre Haute
in the auditors department.; he was then
appointed division freight agent, a few
years later assistant general freight agent,
and a few months ago succeeded n. w.
Taylor as general freight agent. He was
a very popular man and will be much
missed by the railroad fraternity. V. T..
Mallott, receiver of the Vandalia, yestey-
day issued the following notice: ION ac-
count of the sudden death of w. II. Cole
man, general freight agent of the Van
dalia, G.. l.. Stevens has been placed tenn
porarily in charge of the freight depart
ment with the title of chief clerk" Mr..
Stevens has been connected with this de-
partment for over twenty years. Mr.. Ma
lott says he has not yet considered the
question of the appointment of a sue
ceSsor to MIR. Coleman.
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ACOOD EXHIBIT EXPECTED
PENNSYLvANIA'S REPORT LOOKED
FORWARD TO WITH INTEREST.
The Chicago Il Northwestern VIII
Require Less Sunday WOrk-East-
ern Roads to Enforce Rules.

More than ordinary interest will be taken
in the Pennsylvania report for 1902. the
statement will contain actual information
for figuring the basis of the directors
request for additional capital. Exact fig
as to what amount of income has
been appropriated for betterments during
the past year will be interesting. as the
question of additional capital hinges on
what has already been accomplished and
what il is proposed to expend. The Penn
sylvania spends larger percentage of its
earnings for betterments than does any
other company. and as result its bust
ness has grown far in excess of facilities.
The report will give the figures necessary
to make a comparison between capital
increases and increases in passenger and
freight revenue. Conservative railroad
men are of opinion that the statement
will cover the position of the company
in such comprehensive manner that there
will be no reason to doubt that the bust
ness of the company has outgrown its pres
ent capacity and extensive improvements
mia is making every possible effort to hold
as much of the present overflow as will
be profitable, and the present financial con-
dition of the road and its physical condl-
ton, volume of earnings and the ability
with which the entire system Is managed
mark the highest development of railroad
organization.
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LEGAL ADvERTIsEMENTs

State OF Indiana. set
In the Appellate Court
Josephine Eikenbury John Burns prosecut
Ing attorney. 81 al.
No s63i.
Appeal from Wells Circuit Court
Whereas. 10 appears by affidavit filed that
Charles Eikenbury Is nonresident OF the state
or Indiana and necessary party 10 said appeal !.
Now. therefore the said nonresident apnelIss
above named IL hereby notified that on the as, n
Gay OF october, 1902. the said Josephine Eiken-
bury filed in The clerks Office OF the AppeIlar r.
Court OF Indiana transcript OF the record and
PROCEEDINGS In a certain suit appealed from the
said Josephine EikeEbury was plaintifr and said
Charles Eikenoury vas defendant and said
ebcvs-named NONRESIDENT appellee Is hereby noti-
Indianapolis. Indiana. before said Appellate
Court on the 30 day OF March. 1903. and defend
said appeal else the will be proceeded
upon IN his absence
Witness my hand and the seal of said court
tBEALl this 2sfh day OF January, 1905.
ROBERT A. BROWN. Clerk Appellate Court
Mock Sons. Attorneys for Appellant
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The directors of the Erie Railroad on
Wednesday voted to authorize the issue of
500 100000 of per cent. fifty-year gold
ponds, convertible into common stock at
80 after April /, 1906 and before April 1.
1915. The bonds will be secured by mort
gage other property of the company,
and there is also the provision that SUBJ
sequent bonds may be issued from time to
time not exceeding s5O.O00.OOO. These later
bonds may be convertible into common
stock at a price to be named when issued.
The official statement issued by j. P. Nor
gan & Co. says: 1.-THE 100000 Of bonds
now TO be issued are TO be offered for sub
scriptions pro rata to the holders of trust
certificates for first and second preferred
and common stock of the company at the
price of S71z and interest. An underwriting
syndicate is to take such bonds as are not
subscribed for by the trust certificate hold
ers. The executive committee of the COM
pany has for some time been carefully in
vestigating the important needs of the COM
pany for additions and improvements to its
property and the proceeds of these $4,000
900 OF bonds together with the amount OF
net earnings properly applicable to this
purpose will be applied to meet the re-
quirements for all improvements deemed
desirable, the most important of which are
the following: The construction of new
and modern ferry houses at Chambers and
IWenty-tnlrQ streets, New 1Ork, the pur-
chase of new ferryboats; building new
and modern depot and ferry houses at Jer-
sey City and the Encouragement Of tracks
and terminals at that point; the construc-
ton of new line through an open cut over
Bergen hill, to avoid the use of the
present tunnel for passenger trains; i'm
portant improvements, stations along the
suburban lines, and various improvements
along the line. including construction of
second and third tracks; provision of tools
and improvements for the shops and the
purchase of about three thousand new
freight cars. fifty new passenger coaches
and one hundred new locomotives"
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Charles H. Gilman, Capitol avenue, near
Twenty-second street. frame dwelling, 1880.
George Hollins. 126o Oliver avenue. frame addi-
ton, s100
c. W. Manser. 81 East Ohio. brick addition.
$500. r.
Mrs. A. II. Snow. ia East Washington, re-
pairs. 81 0O0
repairs. $780,
Catherine schurmann lat Holloway avenue.
frame cottage. 500.
]. T. Kiinger. 1913 Hall place. remodeling.
s., 600
Sarah Du Fresno Minnesota street. near
Leonard street, frame dwelling, $500.
r. ]. Espey, Shelby and Belt Railroad, brick
warehouse. $4,000.
Jacob Gehrlich, 1916 Harlan street. frame cot
tage, $780,
Maria Kretzschmar, East and Wyoming, re-
pairs. $3.50
Martin & Ehlers. 1880 Chesapeake street.
brick addition. $500.
Dr. E. ID. Porter, Missouri and Thirteenth
streets three frame dwellings. s, 500
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UNION TRACTION co. OF INDIANA.
Time Table Effective May 23. 1902.
Station, Magnolia Block, Capitol and
Kentucky Avenues.

For Anderson. Muncie. Marion Alexandra and
intermediate stations. Leaves AIS m. and
each hour thereafter until 9:15 y. m. and II Is
p. m.
Limited trains for Anderson and Muncie. arrtv-
inS Anderson in hour and twenty-five min
utes and Muncie in two homs. II a. and D
p. m trains make direct connections at Anderson
with limited trains for Elwood.
Combination passenger and express car VIII
leave Kentucky-avenue station at 5.i5 p.
Express leave Indianapolis station. corner
Kentucky and South Capitol avenues. Tor Muncie
and Anderson at go a. m. and 20 p. m Morn
rg car makes direct connection with express
car for Elwood. Marion and Alexandria Pc
ishable goods received from TO $50 a. m Tor
this car
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.


Instruments filed for record in the recorders
office of Marion county. Indiana, for the twenty
four hours ending at p. m. Feb. IL. 1908:
Anton Bayer ct ux. to Herman Pink ct
ux., Lot 4, Beyer's sub. Also, Lot D,
f. Dumonts estates partition. $4,000
Wihelmina Lieske ct al. to Thomas j.
Davis Ct al. Lots g. and s., Charles 700 %
Rosa Pfaffiin TO Edward D. Moffett ct
sub, Johnson heirs add ................. 100000
Margaret Morgan ct al. to Mary Benner
ct al, pt of Lots 81 and 81. Benners
Hills F. Hackedorn to the statehouse ''
Building Association. Lot 277. ogle ct 80
ais East Park add LOO
Lot 80, Benner's add NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 10000
Robert {. Light ct ux 10 Samuel Clark;
Lot 1i7. Lights Sugar Grove add, I'd -. -
Michael Kiepfer ct al. to David 3. Van. OWN
o. q 4 b ; Also p Of {, the he ;ns x:
Z. Sec 20. TIP Il. r 5. .o. $4,000
Ellen Gordon ct al. to Thomas ID;
Lot 80. McSernan O & Pierce's sub of
Outlet 12s city of indianapolis. 10000
W IAN Park nd compan Ss pit OF the
sw T. Sec l. TIP iS 49,: - n'OOoOo
e aon. Lot u Floral al Park Ds e
Helen r. Edison ct al to Jesse G: Mar
c saa ct f kSts E snS o6 sk
sub Observation-Disclosures. 10000
janus FPs Ls Ssv y john W N AP6t.l.
Brookside Park add. Acknowledgements. 10000
Melville F. Barth trustee, TO Ezra
Campbell ct uN, Lot So. Willard
Place add ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Loo
Ezra y. Campbell ct ux. 10 Melville F.
Barth. trustee. Lot g. Willard Place
David S. Richard ct ux 10 George b.
Elliott. Lot 3. Nathaniel w. Meeker's
sub. Blk 3. Wiley az Martins North
west add I6oO0c
| Thomas II. Spann et ux. TO Grace p.
| Davis, Lots 20. ~, 80, 100, l07. los. l05,
| 1l0, Ill and H. Floral Park add.
Also, pit of the N W y, Sec 80. TIP 10.
X llVOV'
George b. Elliott ct ux. to David 5.
Tuaedo PARK odd o '.............D'.. 12oOo
James Renihan 10 Walter p. Scott Lot
| 8. Spann & Campbelis sub. 50 IL.
city of indianapolis OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SOOV
Armstrong Park Land Company to
o: NJ smith Lot 2S5. Armstrong Park -.
Armstrong Park Land Company
Joseph c. Talbot Lot ASS. Armstrong
| Park add 200. O
| The Capital National Bank 10 Walker
| p. Henderson et ux.. Lot 49, Hen
dianapolis ..................... 1000
tier. Lot g. HYDE Park add............. $4,000
/ William .. Myers ct TO William E.
McCord. Lot SO. Stouts Vermont-st.
add ...;.:........---:. zo"o
| Alice y. Townley Florence A.
Rrounley Lot %. ]. W. Estep Co.'S
| Armstrong Park Land Company 20
Alonzo w Taylor, Lot i3s. Armstrong
Park add ....................... 200 o
William o. Myers e. TX TO William +.
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,xprANApoLIs q nARTISsyILLE
aaPIp TRANSIT CO.

49, Mooresvilie and intermediate points cars
To- ,.aVs kentucky avenue ana Washington
VIII, - go a. m. ana every holr thereafter 10
snSets nrn,e.ng 6.2r p m. after which time car
anu 49, al ~ anu il.l5 =. m
VIA VII leaves Niooresvile az a. m. and evety
- tnereafter 10 and including ?. m. after
houl ,,rns a car Will leave at 10 O'clock
~i n.S a "a m car leaving Aooresville reaches the
,,rson station al indianapolis In time 90 eonnecS
with sunday morning excursions on al rAliIoaaA
frorrlr service 10 Bfookish
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ArIie Jackson. twenty-seven years. 1923 South
Illinois. typhoid fever. -
Willard r. Anderson. forty-seven years, 2l02
Coyner, chronic lead poisoning.
Catherine Coffman. seventy-seven years, S44
Jefferson. paralysis.
Mary j. Erwinger, nfty-three years, city.
heart trouble.
Robert Davis Ford. two months. 7l3 North
Senate acute bronchitis.
George Bristo, hfty-two years. city, tuoercu-
losis.
EDWARD Lavenor, forty-two years. city.
typhoid fever.
Ruth Cox. nine years. 1873 Leota. suppurtine
disease Of middle
Myrtle H. Jones. twenty-nine years. city.
typhoid fever.
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Marriage Licenses.

Ora q. Allison and Matte NJ. Leven.
Archie Baker and Mamie Daveson-
Harry c. Young and Margaret Schwall
Webster j. Sailee and Jeanette NJ. Heize-
Henry Francis Miller and Lille Pregnitz
John NJ l.. Kerr and Lillian j. Allison.
Albert Kelley and Helena NJ. Scheid-
Charles B. Beall and Lennie Miller.
June Lille and Clara Jacob
Charles NJ. kldag and Esther Hornung.
William Smtherman and Sadie Bebbs.
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|. N. RICHIE, lOS East Market St.
]. 5. CRUiE, III East Market St.
J. ]. VALDENAIRE, 3525 Glen Drive.

add observation-disclosures. 2,5oooo
Clifton f. Couk ct ux. to Mary Benner
Lot 40 Isenner's sub LOO
Robert c. Light ct ux to Elizabeth S.
Croft. Lot las. Lights Sugar Grove ,oo ~
r ado, "a NJ HeJ Johnson to Minnie l.. John
son, Lot s. Indianapolis e. Cincinnati
Railroad Company's sub of Outlet 80.
city Of Ipdianspolis =, -, - Mecca LOO
& Brown, Lots SO. 6S 81, g. So. 81. 81,
z; 81 49, li9 li2 loo a. 50: lss, ,al H'' tte.
r rts iS Oak nj Hill Ia ADD d. " anu 10. 100000
Jacob Stamm ct ux TO Elizabeth Min
ger, Lot 10. Yajens sub. Blk IA. .o ~
John a. Hartman ct ux to Otto L. Kipp
Heights sub ....................... $4,000
pit of sec IS, TIP IL, r 3................... $500
Armstrong Park Land Company TO
S. E. Pierle. Lot SOL. Armstrong Park ooo a.,
Marvin sT B. Crist Ell ux to John G, Nc:
CulloTghs und 30 Of Lots . 3 T. e B,s and
Also Also Lots Lots ;. II AND and e 4. Blk
Also Lot II. Blk 10; Also. Lots "a and
s 81; ni and H. Lot IS, Blk Is. Also. Lots
5; Y and II, Blk l6' Fletcher's South zoo IN
Arnstromg Park Land Company to
May Williams, Lot 10. Armstrong Park
,6 SGa Herd ct ux. to Frank NJ. and 'VO
Agnes j. Black. Lot So. McCarty's
South add ............................ l,SO0V
Frank NJ. Black ct ux. TO John T.: and
ada 10000
William E. Stevenson ct ux. to Fred
Cline d lots nix to "a see Msrti sssyen
Lincoln Lin Park add. ..................... 100000
Henry c. Atkins ct ux to Charles A
| Shotwell, und 4 int in Lot %, Reagan .-
Park add ............................ 5000
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-02-12

State of Indiana, Office of Auditor of State.
1, the undersigned, auditor of state of the
State of Indiana, hereby certify that the
above is a correct copy of the statement of
the condition of the aforementioned COM
pany on the 31st day of December, 1902, as
shown by the original statement, and that
the said original statement is now on file in
this office.
In testimony whereof / hereunto sub
scribe my name and affix my off,
ISEAL.l cial seal this Sd day of February,
1903.
d. E. SHERRICK, Auditor of State.
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INDIANAPOLIS, GREENWOOD a
FRANKLIN IL. IL. CO.

PASSENGER cars leave Pennsylvania and WASH
,r.ton streets. Fnst car a. m. and hourly
,h.,reafter until 10 y. Last car leaves II Is
y, ,.,asi.,hinattoa passenger and express leaves
c.eorsta ana Meridian streets for Greenwood Only
=, -, "a m and 80 \.
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LOST.
$1,000
LOST

Lost out Of my carriage, between Georgia and
Washington. on Illinois St, about s O'Clock
Tuesday evening, one brown alligator valise
containing valuables- large cash reward will
be given for its return with contents, or any in
formation that will lead to its recovery, TO 1905
N. Meridian St
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NOTICE
TITT 1

THE INFALLIBLE NEURALGIA CURE
remedy guaranteed 10 relieve sick headache
or neuralgia or money refunded. Present this
with lie. 10 your druggist. remit direct TO the
following address and secure one box II n
FORD, 30 Fl. Wayne av., indianapolis Agents
wanted everywhere.
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WANTED-FEMALE HELP.


WANTED-Young lady demonstrator; good talk
up to date. Call Circle Park Hotel, MR..
MODICA, before 10 o clock.
WANTED-Young salesladies to work in Indian
apolis and travel; 50 a day guaranteed Call
Room 3i2 Imperial Hotel. corner Capitol av. and
Ohio.
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LIABILITIES.
State of Indiana. Office of Auditor of State.

State OF Indiana. Office Of Auditor of State.
I. the undersigned. auditor of state OF
the State of Indiana, hereby certify that
the above is a correct copy OF the state
ment OF the condition OF the above-men-
toned company on the 3lst day OF Deem
Der, 1902 as shown by the original state
ment, and that the said original state
ment is now on file in this Office
In testimony whereof. / hereunto SUBJ
scribe my name and af,ix my off,
[SEALl cial seal this 4th day Of February.
1903.
d. Z. SHERRICK. Auditor Of State.
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SEALS. STENCILS AND STAMPS.
IsSro l.MAYER, SEALS. 6Sl
Me.-ssOaS1sSSs sI EiDSlEs es SIhif e
I9}ss TEl,5s. Is EMERIDLANSL eRpusr ftOus'
RAILROAD TIME CARD.

Nj. time is in BLACK figures Trains marked
thus: DAILY; Sleeper; P-Farlor Car: u
Chair Car; D-Dining Cars t-Escept sunday;
sunday only tDaily except Monday
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.INDiANaPoLIs, sHELBYyILLE a.
SOUTHEASTERN TRACTION
COMPANY

cars leave indianapolis for SheIb,vIlie and an
a. -, r,erlate etoIs fro.n the corner Of Washing
Ton ana MERIDIAN sueets On the following hours.
q ID. II o. q ok a. n Y o clock noon and
y : D. c. .. . and ILL., % clock D. n.
Cars Lave ShsloyNile for Indianapolis and all
,nterme..late stations follows. 3. :, \ . To- II
. clock a. m. Y o'clock noon. ana I. ? 3 l. s.
r \ and 10 80 O'Clock p
fo.na-tfip tickets. 1nciara polls 20 Shelbyviile.
can be rCrchafed at Huder's drug sore. corner
Wsshinston ana Pennsylvania streets. ana at
tnt r. L. Ensley pharmacy. stubb4ns Hotel
.change Of time cards to take effect Thursday
yno-nlae January l. ly0B
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DIED.

FULMER-David p. Fulmer aged ffty-fve
Wednesday morning. Feb. IL. Funeral notice
later.
GREENE-Albert j., youngest son OF Michael
+. and Katie A Greene. at 7:4o p. m. Feb. IL.
at the residence of his parents, 5i2 Parkway
avenue aged four years and nine months. Flu
neral notice later.
WHITENACK-A. A Whitenack, of New York
city. husband of Josephine Taylor Whitenack.
daughter Of the late Judge Napoleon b. Taylor.
and formerly OF this city. at Asheville, N. c.,
Feb. 9. 1903
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INDIANAPOLIS a. EASTERN II. II. CO.
GREENFIELD LINE.
Time Table Effective Jan. Ia. 1903.
General Offices. Franklin Building.

For Greenfield. Knightstown and intermediate
stations. Passenger cars leave Meridian and
Washington streets First 300 a. IA. te1cept
sunday when first car leaves at Gas a. M and
hourly thereafter until $50 D. IN. Next and last
car leaves IT l:i5 D. m
C,omblnattou passenger and express cars leave
Meridian and Washington streets at ESQ a. M,
- m ll.5J a. IN. 3:55 p. m. T.55 D. N.
FREIGHT Cars
For Greenfield and intermediate stations only
Arrive az C;eorgIa and Meridian streets al ~
a m and leave st = a. m. Also arrive al z.27
= ~ and leave al 3.so p.
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Lake Erie & Western K. r.

Toledo Chicago and Michigan ex......TIs si0.ss
Toledo Detroit and Chicago lin. sig 20 t3.2J
Muncie, Lafay'te and Mich Cy spec. II 20 ITO 25
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FOR sALE-FARMS.

REAL ESTATE-ls6-acre farm: all in grass
except 10 acres: lies well and joins right up to
town on pike road; plenty stock water; good
barn; no house; this is fine land and well To-
Gated. being right up to the town; price is very
low II taken soon; price SIS per acre; will give
years on 81. 900. balance cash: other bargain
like IL IN the State. Address F. NJ KERN,
Springville, Lawrence county, Indiana.
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A CARD LIKE THIS

Every Sunday for year costs but Il Ok mar
month. The Journal want page is profitabIs 70
the advertiser and reader. W
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Sealed proposals will be received at the Office
of treasurer Marion Branch, n. H. d. V. S.
county. Indana). until l o'clock p. m March 2
1893. and then opened. for furnishing and deliv-
cry of supplies in accordance with instructions
and specifications, copies of which, with blank
proposals and other information. may be had
upon application to JNO. O. ADAMS, Treasurer
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NOTICE.

NOTICE-Sheet metal work OF all kinds. TO-
SEPH GARDNER. 80 Kentucky av. Tele-
phone 3Z2.
NOTICE-City chimney sweep; hues cleaned re-
paired: chimney doctor. 81 E. Ohio New
phone los.
NOTICE-up-to-date FURNACES guaranteed to
heat, Tin and galvanized iron works. roll
IL ~ HAWKINS. Hills Virginia ay the man
who never sits on the fence.
NOTICE
THE INFALLIBLE NEURALGIA CIrRE
remedy guaranteed TO relieve sick headache
or neuralgia. or money refunded. Present this
with f5c. 10 your druggist. remit direct 10 the
following address and secure one box: n II
FORD. $50 Fit. Wayne av.. Indianapolis Aoan,s
wanted everywhere.