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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-05-10

All Advertisements inserted In these columns
are charged at the very low rate OF cents a
line Blank or dash lines the same price Der
line Telephone Us and your ad- will be called
for.
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w r. C-The George II Thomas ". r c, 10.
90 will attend the funeral of Mrs Aida
Daugherty at Roberts Park Church Monday AZ
y. m, May II.
EMMA STAPF. Secretary.
BUsSEILE-The interment OF Miss Pearl Bus
seile daughter Of Mrs. Kate Busselle. VIA TAKE
tlace Monday May II. 1909 from the chapel az
3. 1903.
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Suggestions on stylish clothing:
30-inch-long coats for sacks are the
styles East. Most people want 2S in
coats here. We have a few of this
length, but the bes. cailors, like
Maury, Of Cincinnati, Dr. Stevens. CT
New York. who make nothing below
$50 for suit. would refuse to make a
suit shorter than 90 inches. We can
show you 80 styles in tue modified
coats-29-inch lengths. They are per-
fectly handsome.
Our prices on suits and top coats
are 1898, no more, no less, and you
who have been paying SIS. SIS and
SO will make a good thing by lonlx-
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DIED.

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HALI-Mrs Rebecca Hall. wife Of Frank A
Hail. Saturday evening. $40 O'Clock az tneir
residence. 20o8 Talbot avenue. Funeral notice
later.
REINsAGER--Msrtha Kerper. infant daughter
OF Harry Il. and Mabel Keeper Reinsagcn, Nay
9 lQe
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FINANCIAL
:, p PR nv NEw tP PANs
ANY amount from S. up loaned
on furniture, pianos, horses, wagons
etc. without removal; and the same
Our rates are the lowest in the CITY
Payments arranged to suit you.
W " an S't time if desired for payments vDan
you GET FULL g I 4. MOUNT NO MT ASKED 81 FOR.
NJ Remember make no Inquiries
of your neighbors and friends,
nor do publish your transaction
our liberal liberal REMEMBER, it COSTS
YOU nothing to get our rates.
Positively RI ea1ss OFFICES Hnfss San is made
Al 4NbsauA s.1asiPso i.Tsst Mo fRsTRideaa
AID Loan !ssaSs e 20, Room 10. AZ u.r
IEo dNSHs TO HONEST sAALARIED PEOPLE ON
THEIR 9MS NSIEEi WITHOUT
STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL
YOUR EMPLOYER WILL NOT KNOW.
PAY WEEKLY OR MONTHLY.
LoNeEsT TINE q r EASIEST dE RyAYMENTs AND
II you need money for any purpose you need
not wait until you save i up; but come to us;
SaI i nSA lS' q Co e1p,as sEcgR
FINANCIAL
Money to Loan
ON furniture, pianos. horses. wagons, store mr.
lures ETC., without removal. This is the com
pany that was organized to furnish money at the
lowest possible rates. Try our building associa-
ton plan payable in fifty equal weekly nav
meuts.
coz % weekly payments only. IN
10 90 weekly payments only. + oa
Other amounts in the same proportion
we also make loans on watches, diamonds etc
Ai.o 10 salaried people on their individual notes
BUSINESS STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL.
CENTRAL LOAN COMPANY.
Room eos Stevenson building
Q5 T. Washington street-)
Second F1oor-old Phone alas-Front Room.
CHIROrODIgT.
CHIRoPoDISTS-weIch and wife, autiseptfo
chiyopodtsts. Room IL Uh North Meridian 81
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NOT1CE-Insure your property with FRANK X
SAWYER. LIS East Market St
NoTICE-Schergens' watches and jewslry fine
Alabama St
NoTICE-Up-to-date FURNACES guaranteed to
heat. Tin and galvanized iron works. roll
LYN HAWKINS, Hills Virginia av.. the man
who never sits on the fence
NOTICE-The population $500 census) OF every
town and city in Indiana is given In the Jour
mars wall map OF Indiana the reverse side Is
map OF the world and the United States; sold
solely by the Journal or Journal agents and sent
70 any address postpaid for 80 cents Address
NAP DEPARTMENT, The Journal. Indianapo-
lis Ind.
NoTICE-Learn to hypnotize; hypnotism is the
greatest aid to health. wealth and happiness:
to introduce the benefits of hypnotism more fully
nave decided TO sell my famous s. ten-iesson
course in hypnotism for 81; this offer holds good
for thirty days only; l want representatives
everywhere; highest salary paid GEORGE WIN
STEL, 1874 Pleasant ST. Cincinnati, Q:
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WANTED

Ing US up. lou Wonder why such a vast diner
ence In prices. In one word almost We can tell
you what makes a big difference 1t costs the
big stores 40 per cent. on sales to conduct their
business. 1t costs us less than 10 per cent. We
are satisfied to live economical and divide the
profits with our customers. We make ST. 81 50
on suit. They ask You s. to $40. So, II you will
pause to think, you won't have to be dragged
in our store to buy We have just added &c
novelties in wool crash suits, just the thing for
hot weather-worth anywhere else SIS or more
Our price $3.50 Don't you pay SIS for suit until
you ours.
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WANTED-Insure your property with FRANK
K. SAWYER, 12S L. Market ST.
WANTED-Board farm; close TO city; single
gentleman. Address Box 81, p. o.
WANTED-Second-h and incubators; state make
and capacity. ADDRESS III 2, OF the Jour
nal.
WANTED-F1yscreens and screen doors to put
in and odd job carpenter work by WILLIAMS
& CO, 202e Talbot av.
WANTED-People TO examine Vapor on Burners
on exhibition at No. l22 Il. Ohio ST. cook stoves
and heaters; clean and cheap. VAPoR OIL.
BURNER CO.
WANTED-Dramatic school. practical tuition
given: engagements secured for pupils when
onalified by letter or person. p. II. CLIFFORD.
zss w. New YORK st.
WANTED-Acme paper, paint and fresco cleau-
err. manufacturer material for clearing Ell
kinds of wall covering. Cos ~. Senate ay. M
Phone 30o7. HENRY TAYLOR CO.
WANTED-Ladies and gentlemen-New begin
ners wishing to learn a good hrst-class dancing
act and get good start, call PROF. RAYNO'
aSo west Ohio St, indianapolis Phone Is73'
brown.
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WANTED-ROOMS.

wANTED-June /; unfurnished room and alcove
private family; near Blind Institute. Address
Box 523 the Journal
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VITAL srAT1sTIcs-HAY 9.

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Marriage Licenses.
Elmer Barton and Mary Smith.
George Reynolds and Hattie G weber
Lee McFay and Carrie H Dicks.
Charles r. Horn and FIossie -. Norit
Walter C. Dorsey and Pearl G. Kincatd
Louis Mise and Lena Zakraisek
Lncas Il. Willie and Cara z. Christy.
Isaac Young and Belle Newland.
Charles Hartman and Daisy N. ktncJ-
Webster Gooch and Sarah z Holding
Fay c. Neat and Clara Corfnne 6opper
Joseph b Burroughs and Ora Rowe
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WANTED-HOUSEs.

WANTED-Six or seven-room. modern house O,
cottage; Shortrldge High School pre-
ferred. FRANK ACHILLI. 50 Commercial Clut
Bldg.
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FINANCIAL.
FINANCIAL-Insure with FRANK SAWYER.
LOANS-Money mortgages c. +. SAYLES
& CO., 127 East Market street.
FINANCIAT-Money loaned vafuables; cash
for old gold. WARD CO.. II N. Meridian st.
Bldg.
FINANCIALc5 per cent. money on Indianapolis
city property, or on city property In any county
seat town, on farm property anywhere in Indi-
ana: own funds: delay; partial
payments. Call ADDRESS G. N. WILLIAMS &
CO.. S-1Q E. Market st.
FINANCIAL-Money to loan on farm MORTGAGES
anywhere in Indiana at per cent. interest;
NO COMMISSION; annual sem1-annual in
terest full partial payment privileges granted;
large loans specially; correspondence invited.
CLEMENTS & EVANS Charlottesville Ind.
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CONCENTRATE
YOUR
OBLIGATIONS.
We advance money to high-class employees or
their personal note, without security or indorse.
ment In amounts from $40 to $500. Rates in pro.
portion tc risk.
BOYD INVESTMENT co.
s27-s2s Stevenson Building.
OLD Phone 1922 Green New Phone 2259
AN EASY WAY
TO BORROW MONEY
Come in and tell US how much money You want
and how long you want IL. Tell us who Won ara
and IL YOU are working a salary for a resnon
sib!e firm We will let you have money on yo,,r
own name without security, confdentiaSly and
without consulting your employer. You can pay
IL back in small instalments you prefer weeL.
iy or monthly; mortgage Is required: fair
treatment and absolute secrecy guaranteed.
INDIANA MORTGAGE AND LOAN
COMPANY
Room l. Lombard Building 24h e. washtns
ton st.
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MONUMENTS.

MONUMENTS.
MoNUMENTS-M II Farrell. al West wash
fngton 81. New Phone 1sis-
MONUMENTAL. DIENER. as +. Washington
Tel. 25ss. Branch works Z. entrance Crown Hin
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
TUTEwILER & SON,
Undertakers. rs W. Market ST. Tel "a
JOHNSON. HASSLER Il GEORGE. 81 Massa-
ehusetts New Phone SEA Old Main itse
FRANK a. BLANCHARD. Undertaker. 15s ~.
Delaware st. Lady attendant Both Phones III.
FLANNER observation-disclosures
embaln~rs) Can ship diphtherfs and
scarlet fever. Lady embalmer for
ladies and children. $40 North nli-
nois street Telephone 6@i. ns. or old
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SALES OF REAL ESTATE.
Twenty-Seven Transfers Made Matter
of Record Yesterday.

Instruments filed in the office of the recorder
OF Marion county Indiana, for the twenty-four
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-20
FOREIGN FLASHES

Rio Janciro--A thousand Bolivian troops and
1900 Brazilians are marching toward the Acre
frontier.
Rio Chico. venezuela-The revolutionists are
surrounded at FL Guapo by 1900 government
troops. .'.. ..
Paris--Gauthier villars, the author. and his
publisher. have been fined for circulating in-
moral literature.
Berlin--Count Zeppelin has pauperized him
self by his attempts to build a practical air
ship. His effects will be sold at auction.
Brantford, opt-.Al1 the inmates Of the Indian
without injury. The loss is $4,000, covered by
ins france. s.
The Hague-The government of the Neither
lands decided not to make appropriation in
aid of the Netherlands exhibit at the st. Louis
exposition. ~. .. .-,
prevailed here recently is attributed by some to
the dismal Easter weather. There have been
forty suicides since April !. ..r.,e
Honoulu--Labor troubles reaching the
Japanese and Chinese from employment, and
insisting on "citzen labor only. .'
Paris-Four members of the. Aero club who
sscended from here in an airship descended VIC.
1ently at Are. forty-fuur miles northwest of
Marseilles. marvelously escaping death. .s.
s. San Domingo City-The rebels have opened the
tails and armed criminals infest the streets,
shooting Unfortunately and rendering life un-
safe. President Vasquez. being without am
munition, is powerless. ~ s~#- ~ sa@
Paris-An American girl gave French
into his outstretched hand at the same time
turning to a policeman and asking, HAS that
beggar a license: The masher fed.
Berlin-Naval Cadet Hussner who slew Ar
tlleryman Hartmann for neglecting to salute
him. is under military arrest, but unless the
emperor interyenes the army spirit will save
him from more than nominal punishment.
Iondon-'The White Star line steamer Oceanic
which is to sail from Liverpool April %. FOR
New York. will have among -her passengers Mr..
Hazard and Mrs. Levi q. Letter and Miss Letter.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-20
SNOWSlORM IN GERMANY.
"a White Covering in Central Europe
From Three Inches to Three
Feet in Depth.

Berlin, April 2o.--The gale of Sunday
wrought such havoc on the grounds at
Potsdam that full report on the subject
has been telegraphed to Emperor Will,
liam. Many splendid trees dating from
the time of Frederick the Great were up
rooted The imperial wild park was also
seriously damaged.
The thirty-siN@ hours snowstom over
middle Europe ceased to-day at daylight.
The snow is two inches deep in Berlin.
increasing to "a yard deep In the Hartz
highlands. Snow lies deep in East Prus-
sia and Poland where the wires are down
and trains are delayed The temperature
in most parts of Germany is barely at
freezing point so that the damage to the
that damage to the fruit crops may
not be SO serious as at first supposed.
The snow is melting rapidly and the
streams are already flooding. The gov
ernment has issued notices that tele
graphic communication with Russia is
interrupted and that the lines communi
eating with Pomerania, Silesa and East
ward of Berlin are also down.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-20
THE NATIONAL THEATER
American Dramatist's Club Give a
s Dinner to Consider the
Matter.

New York, April 20.-For the purpose
of furthering the movement for the es-
tablishment in this city Of an endowed
national theater, members Of the Amer
lean Dramatists' club gave a dinner at
.Delmonico's with Heinrich Conried as the
guest Of honor. Mr.. Conreid was Ill and
unable to remain in the banquet room
any length of time. In his address mr..
Conreid said he believed the discussion
of the educational feature of the stage to
be the most important part of the prob
lem. &
x Give ME a national theater,V said Mr..
Cnnreid and am sure that the Ameri-
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-20
Wash Goods

- Wash Goods
Imported Swiss = Tuesday we
place on sale our own lmporta-
ton Of embroidered Swisses,
tinted and white grounds, fig
ures and stripes, ID inches wide,
always sold at $l.75 and $500,
Tuesday, only $1.45.
Corded Madras, white grounds
with printed figures and stripes,
foI shirts and mems shirts, 36
inches wide, 5000 yards Of the
18c quality, Tuesday, only &c.
Cotton Suitings. for shirt waists.
seven different weaves and
styles, and most colors, includ-
ing the new cream ground with
splash effect, at 25c.
Lorraine Cheviot, here in many
fancy woven yarn-dyed stripes
and figures in white and tinted
grounds, one of the most satis-
factory fabrics for shirt waists,
the 60c quality, Tuesday, 45c.
w Third Aisle.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-20
VOW REQUIRED BY DOWLE.
You Have to Hold Family Ties and
Human G Governments subor-
dinate to It.
Special to The Journal.

Special to The Journal. 81 IA "a !.
New York, April 20. o.one Of the letters
of the Rev. John Alexander Dowie to his
agents who are now here preparing for
the arrival of the Zion Restoration Host
next October contains the official wording
of the vow which every convert to Dow
ieism win be compelled to sign when re-
5ceived into thesfold Of Elijah II. This is
a copy:
81 81 vow in the name of God, my father
and Of Jesus the Christ, His son and my
savious, and Of the holy ghost, who pro-
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-20
SHEEP HAVE "BIG HEAD"
Shepherds Of Western Districts Are
Threatened With Heavy Losses.
,..;.i :. nh. 1nurr.I

Special to The Journal.
q Salt Lake, Utah. April 20.-Between the
ravages Of an unusually severe winter and
the breaking out of malignant disease
known as ''big head" among their focks
within the past few. weeks. the Herald
says the sheepmen Of Utah, southern Ida
ho and eastern Nevada are afraid that by
the time they get their sheep to the sum-
mer grazing grounds their losses will
amount to about SO per cent
Should this estimate be correct, the loss
in Utah alone will amount to about 1000, :
900 head and would be an unprecedented
loss to sheep owners of this state.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-20
and Nconet

many and dislnay in not a few. The surprise and
qualification belong to the progressive democratic
elements, the surprise and dismay to the reae-s
ttonary aristocratic elements Both classes seq
in the demonstration III Dublin the possible aug
ury OF lrelands advance toward self.goyern-
ment. <f&
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-20

carriage costumes, then there are more
elaborate chiffon paraso1s decorated with
lace medallions and insertions, and par
asols of white taffeta with scalloped
edges and white lace appliques. Lace
enters largely into the construction of
most of the new parasols intended for
dressy nse. The silk. however, is not
cut away beneath such trimmings, but
the lace is arranged on top in all sortsof
fanciful designs.
Besides these elaborate designs just
mentioned there are great variety of
coaching parasols in plain, changeahle
and striped effects. These are made up
entirely without trimming, or they have
borders Of colored appliques or bands of
cnt-out work. This season the shapes
Of parasols are large and fat and the
handles are rather massive. In the ruff
fed parasols these handles are of plain
wood, but in the coaching models all
sorts Of fanc.; silver, are nouveau, en-
anel or porcelain designs are shown.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-20
UNKNOWN FLoArER FOUND.

Special to The Jcurnaa. $500
RlacEfoot, Idaho, Apyfl 2O.-,The body of an
unknown man was found floating in Snake river
Sunday by fishing party. The body was evi-s
IDENTIFY that Of some farmer living in the valley.
water for several weeks they were fairly well
preserved and Will no doubt be identified.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-20
LATEST FASHION NEWS

(Written expressly for Goodfelfow's.;
New York. April 16. 1908.
Parasols in silk Of a dark gray-what
Is called gun metal color-are very popu-
lar this spring. as they go well with all
b.. --r costumes and make
THE NEWEST most effective shade for
the eyes. Some Of these
IN parasols are very dressy
.. and are trimmed with
PARASoLS. gathered or shirred chif
.t. fon and edged with
chi fron rfaes. Others are in plain warp
printed or striped silks of this shade
and are made with tucked borders or
have folds or tucks Of the same material
running all over them. There is rage
for, white this season, white costumes,
white hats. and of course, to accompany
them. white parasols. Parasols of
shirred white chiffon are carried with
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-20
can shakspere viii write. This project

can Shakspere will write. This project
cannot be accomplished in year. We
will be lucky if it Is accomplished in six
years. If the plan of the Comedie Fran
caise be followed it could be established
without great financial backing. The
plan Is simple. We would be able to
build such a theater very easily. The
assurance is given me by a very wealthy
man that as soon as the plan is devised
It will receive the requisite financial sup
mort i. s24
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-20
one Fare plus Sc

To stations in Wisconsin and Michigan.
via the 500 Line for the round trip; first
and third Tuesdays to October, inclusive.
Third street.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-20
prrrrr nav For rnELANn.

@ London, April 2U.--Ireland's great national
convention, wherein nearly 5000 delegates be-
shaved with all the decorum OF the best regulated
deliberative assemblies in the world, has made
a profound impression oil England. It has cre-
ated surprise III all quarters, qualification III
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-20
PACKING HOUSE BURNED
Loss to the Pacific Meat Company of
Tacoma Is 5000, 900.

Special to The Journal
Tacoma, April 20.-The immense pack
ing-house of the Pacific Meat company, on
the tide flats in this city, has been prac-
tically destroyed by fire. The loss it is
estima ed. will reach $500, 900.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-20

rs A pefition is being circulated among hixa
army officials that favorable action be taken on
General Corbin's application for membership in
the Metropolitan club.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-20

Do not suffer from sick headache a mo-
ment longer. 1t is not necessary Carriers S
Little Liver Pills will cure. Dose. one
little pill. Small price Small dose. Small
pill.
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