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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-11-27
Pennsylvania Changes in Schedule.

Numerous changes in time schedules of
the Pennsylvania lines east and west will
become effective on Sunday. Those in which
indianapolis is directly interested are as
follows:
Indianapolis division new trains include
No. 80, leaving Columbus 6:25 a. m, arriving
Indianapolis 12:40 p. m, and No. "a. leaving
indianapolis lao p m and arriving Column
Ills a. m. instead of a. m, and
arrive Bradford 10 a. m. No. will ar
rive Columbus 1l:i0 p. m, five minutes
earlier. Nos. Al and AZ, between Richmond
AZ and A, between Bradford and Indianapo-
lis will also be discontinued.
Richmond division No IL will leave Gin
cinnau AIS p. m, five minutes earlier, ar
irving Richmond Gas p. m. No. II will ar
rive at Richmond ten minutes earlier and
natl 1920 p. m. ten minutes later No. 40
&C. r. & /. No. 81 will leave Cincinnati S:25
ID. m ten minutes earlier No. 43 &C. r. &
l. No. - will leave Cincinnati 11:35 p. m,
one hour and ten minutes earlier.
Indianapolis & Vincennes division Nos. 43
and "a will be discontinued. The through
coach between indianapolis and French
Lick Springs will run between indianapolis
and Bedford.
Logansport division No. 43 will leave Lo-
gansport a.. m, half an hour later. arriv-
ing Chicago 1915 a. m. No. 80 will leave
Bradford 1925 D. m, five minutes later.
Louisville division No. 141 will run one
hour earlier. Nos. Al and 241 will be changed
TO correspond.
Train No Is will arrive at Columbus 1:l5
a. m, Richmond 4:45 a. m. Indianapolis
$40 a. m.
Train No. q will arrive Columbus LIS
a. m. Richmond 4:37 a. m, indianapolis
635 a. m.
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Features ThatsWill Please the Women
and Childfen i'm the Journals
ColOred Supplements Next
u sSuPPICM cI
4 sunday.

The fashion Article next week will deal
with the ,Wariirobe of the Debutante."
AS the writer bays, "a debutante is not
nor is her wardrobe always a collection
Of very costly imported gowns" but her
gowns should 81 pretty and; If she is of
erence to their durability.
In the article ih the Journals colorsupple-
ment next Sunday, this has been specially
borne in mind and the result is sure to
from posed photographs. adds wonderfully
to the value of the text. AS usual they
as to show the: detail much more clearly
than could possibly be shown by half-tone
pictures in ones color. The titles are as
Fancy Fancy Striped vesting, with new belt
effect of braid hnd fringe.
Ball Gown of .chiffon. with ruchings and
Marechal Mel Eose garlands.
Evening FrocF OF grey green crepe deco
rated with Valenciennes medallions
Dinner Dress sof pastel pink Sicilienne,
with Eidelweisss trimmings.
A Street Costume in seal brown zibeline
and garnet velvet.
A Luncheon Gown of pearl gray cloth.
embroidered in goses and foliage.
White felt Waaking Hat stitched in black,
with Jacqueminot velvet trimmings
WHEN THE; ELEPHANT GOES ON
STRIKE.
The first page is a fine example of color
printing and tie subject of the feature.
when the Elephant Goes On Strike" is
timely in view. of the almost constant
strikes now going on in every part o Of abe
country. besidess being full of general inter
est and instruction. There are five photo
graphs.
The children'S page is full of things to
please the little ones. For instance. there
is Miss Ling zoos Puzzle" which is iust
about hard enough and not too hard and
takes up the Greater part Of the pages
upper half.
On the lower hale the dominant feature
is "Tbe Spinning Maiden and Cowherd /"
beautiful Chinese fairy tale, delicateiy
illustrated in Two colors, while without
pictures are found the following:
Oceanic LeaSher Producers"
''Sea G-lls ons the Great Lakes"
''Our Fellow american. the Sponge
There will alsS be. Of course. the solution
of last Sundays Alphabetical Puzzle.
"A BIT OF THE OLD SOUTH IN
JAMAICA"
This is a most interesting article fror,
the pen of Hekry Aberdeen dealing with
the fact that fhe conditions in Jamaica.
the relations existing between the whites
and blacks IN the island province of Great
Britain named, at present are almost ex-
actly the same as those which obtained
in our Southern States "befoh de wah -
There are four; handsome photographs.
s"FOLKS WHO ARE UPPERMOST."
All the world likes to read about the
fairs and to suit this taste there are short
articles about Mrs Livermore's Repartee. !"
"Clara Barton's Memory Lord Kelvin
and His Dislike for Electric Light"
"Ralph Duruyi Lacoe and How He Rose
from CarpenteI to Scientist
PesiGes these illustrated features men,
toned above there Is variety OF shorter
For the children there win be the usual
four pages OF comics In color.
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PROPOSALS FOR CLOTHING AND EQUI-
PAGE SUPPLIES-Chief Quartermasters Of
nee. Chicago. Ill, November TO- 1908. Sealed
proposals. In tripiicate. viii be received this
once. until Il O'Clock noon Monday. November
DO 1893. for delivery at either Chicago. Philadel-
phia or Boston depot. OF shoes. buckskin gaunt-
let's cot covers. wooden stockings campaign
hats and hat cords for delivery at the Phila-
delphia depot only. OF khaki duck. cotton Irvine.
Manila line. thread. grommets. galvanized iron
rings and gilling line. required in the manufac-
ture OF tents all conforming to existing stand
ards and specifications Government reserves
right 20 reject or accept any or all proposals or
any part thereof Preference given TO articles
Of domestic production manufacture. condi-
tons OF quality and price Including in the
price OF foreign productions and manufactures
the duty thereon) being equal Particulars and
blanks for proposals will be furnished upon
application Envelopes containing proposals TO
be Endorsed Proposals for Clothing and Equi-
page supplies and addressed 10 LIEUT.. COL.
W. II. MILLER. Deputy Or. Mr. General
Y. 9. A. ChIsf Quartermaster.
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The Pass Question.

Railroad arrangements have taken up the
pass question with considerable vigor.
There has developed among some of the
officers Of the roads a spirit which is an
tagonistic to the whole pass business; they
would like to wipe the whole thing out, and
it is stated that the movement in the East
is merely preparatory. For the past two
years the Trunk-line Association has
taken a decided stand on the pass ques-
ton; the members do not exchange among
themselves, nor do they ask or receive
passes from outside lines except in few
instances where transportation was gained
through lines not in the trunk line terri
tory, and it is said the lines have been
drawn more strictly In the trunk line terri
tory and a further curtailment of priv
ileges will be seen next year. This being
done, 1t Is argued that the movement will
be ripe for extension to the Central Traffic
lines next year. This will make way for
the quiet extension OF a movement beyond
the Mississippi in the immediate future If
the movement is perfected ii is said 1t will
warrant the roads in giving better rates In
compensation for the privileges which have
been curtailed from the few.
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INDIANAPOLIS a MARTINsyII.LE
RAPID TRANSIT co.

Waiting room and station. AZ Kentucky avenue
First car leaves from IN front OF No Il Ken
tucky avenue for Msrtinsyille and intermediate
stations at $50 a. m. and every hour thereafter
on the hal-hour mark until $50 y. n- The
40 10 m car runs only 10 Aooresville. he $50
car runs to Martinsvilie and the next and last
car leaves at ii:so y. m. running 70 Sartns-
Vile. .,,
termediate stations. flrst car at $50 a. IN. and
every hour thereafter, on the forty -mnute mark.
until $40 p. m The $40 y. IN. car runs only 10
Mooresville the $40 TO Indianapolis and the
next and last leaves at 1910. running 10 In
dana2ois. -,
Cars leave Mooresviile for indianapolis ana
Martinsvlle at $50 a. IN.
Express car arrives at indianapolis at To
A. m. and departs at $40 a m also arrives 90
las D. m. and departs at $40 p. m.
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INDIANAPOLIS a. EASTERN
WAY COMPANY.

Greenfield Line
General Offices. Franklin Building.
All cars depart from Meridian and Georgia
streets. -, =. 49,
For Richmond, New Castle and intermediate
stations: Passenger cars leave on the following
hours: 6:57 a M, s:57 a. m. 1881 a m. 2:5I
10 m 257 p. m. 1851 y. m and s;5I p M. ex-
cent sunday, when cars leave every hour from
direct connection for Eaton Dayton. Aenia.
Columbus Hamilton and Cincinnati q.
stations passenger cars leave; First ear az
S.57 a m and each hour thereafter until l:SI
N m The S:s7 runs to Greenfield only. Inc
81 runs TO Knightstown. Next car. OF u:le
n m runs TO Knightstown. and last car leaves
~ hos a. IN. for Greenfield.
Combination passenger and express cars leave
nj 5.57 a m, 1851 a m. and usl a. m Tor
Knightstown
Freight Cars
For Greenfield and intermediate stations only.
arrive at 7:30 a. m. and leave at a. m. Also
arrive at 2.20 y. m. and leave Al $3.50 p. M
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INDIANAPOLIS & NORTHWESTERN
TRACTION COMPANY.
General offices. Lebanon. Inc

General Offices Lebanon. Ind
Indianapolis waiting rooms. ticket ONCE and
express Office liz West Maryland street Union
block Room 6.
First through car for Lebanon and Frank
fort leaves Indianapolis a. m Ar. Frank
fort at Sis a. and every hour thereafter
until 9 o. m. Last car for Lebanon leaves
indianapolis at 1l:so y. m.
First through for Indianapolis leaves
Frankfort at $50 a. m. arriving at Indian
aooIls at sE a. m. and every hour thereafter
until $50 D. m First from Lebanon
20 Indianapolis leaves Lebanon at 51S a. m
and arrives at Indianapolis at e:+5 D. m.
Express Department
Consixnments received until 10 O'Clock a. m
for delivery the same day to all points between
India napolis and Frankfort, and until y. m.
morn
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MARRIAGE OF DETECTIVE.


Benjamin Trinspe. a member of the local
detective force, was married Wednesday
morning at So. sPeter and PauIs Church,
to Miss Elizabeth Michaelis. daughter Of
John Michaelis, sl214 North Capitol avenue.
They will be at home with the brides par
ents, 1914 Northl Capitol avenue, after the
first of the mofth. Mr.. Trimpe was APP
pointed detective soon after the election,
but has been very seriously i'll for several
weeks. The engagement was announced
some time ago, sbut on account of his ILL
ness the ceremony was postponed until
Wednesday.
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INDIANA UNION TRACTION COMPANY.
Effective Sunday. Nov. 1. 800

Effective Sunday Nov !. 1909
Local trains for Anderson Muncie and inter-
mediate points leave Indianapolis at AIS a. M
and each hour thereafter until 9:l5 and 1l:So
ID. m. These trains make direct connection at
Anderson with trains for Alexandria. Elwood.
Marion and intermediate points.
Limited trains for Anderson and Muncfe leave
Indianapolis at s and III q m. and and )
u. m. arriving in Anderson I'm hour and 2S
minutes and in Muncie In hours. The a. m.
and ID. m. trains make direct connection at
Anderson with limited trains for Elwood. The
p. train makes direct connection at Ander-
son with limited trains for Marion
Trains for Noblesvile. Upton and interme-
date points leave the station. at the corner OF
Kentucky and Capitol avenues. at 6:i5 a.
and each two hours thereafter Until lob D. IN.
Returning. those trains leave Upton at 5:t9
a. m. and each two hours thereafter until s:ls
d. m
Express Department
Consienments received until u o'clock noon.
for delivery the same day 10 all points between
Indiana polls and Muncie until y. m. for de-
livery to all points before o'clock the next
morning including Muncie Anderson. Alex
andria. Elwood Upton and Marion
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-11-27

August Leuty has sold his two-story
brick building at the southeast corner of
South street and Senate avenue to August
Uihlein, a representative of the Schlitz
Brewing Company, for 81 800 cash.
A. M. Sweeney sold his residence at 2239
North Meridian street to r. H Strong for
s., 500.
The row OF eight cottages, 1922 to 1436
West Ohio street, were sold to William
Pickens for $3.50. They formerly belonged
to Mrs. +. Sayles. These transactions
were all made through the Ralston Cam
den agency.
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LIST OF LETTERS
Remaining in indianapolis Postofhce
Thursday, Nov. 26, 1903.

II not called for in two weeks these letters will
be sent to the dead letter Office. Persons calling
for letters in the following list will please say
they are advertised give date OF list and pay
cent for those obtained. Free delivery OF letters
by carriers to the addresses residence can be
secured by observing the following rules:
First-Direct letters plainly to street and num-
Der.
Second-Request your correspondents to do like
wise.
Third-Have written printed request for re-
turn your envelope. giving street and number
Fourth-Use ink in addressing letters when
possible and leave sufficient space at top of en-
velope for stamp and postmark.
Letters addressed to persons known to be tran
sient should be marked Transient in lower
left-hand corner of envelope. "A. b. c., Gen
erai Delivery" similarly addressed letters, are
fictitious and not deliverable.
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Mrs. Owsey. on her way home from mar
ket yesterday morning. was struck by
street car at the corner of Illinois and
Washington streets and painfully but not
seriously injured. Mrs. Owsley had two
baskets we'll filed with things for her
Thanksgiving dinner. and was seemingly
in a great hurry to get home.
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NOTICE OF SALE.

The undersigned the Cleveland Cincinnati
chicago & ST. Louis Railway Company. hereby
give notice that on the twentieth day OF Janu-
airy. nineteen hundred and four. at ten o'clock
e. m OF said day. at the Big Four Freight
Depot. 5l South Delaware street. In the city
a. Indianapolis. county OF Marion. State OF In
diana. IL viii offer for sale to the highest bidder
enc carload OF hemlock lumber. for the purpose
Of paying certain freight charges said lumber,
and expenses incidental to the care and storage
of same.
THE CLEVELAND. CINCINNATI CHICAGO
& ST. LOUIS RAILWAY COMPANY.
By y. p. BoISSEAU. Freight Claim Agent.
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His idea consists OF the making of an ak
whose handle may be heightened or short
ened by means of a telescope arrangement
of a very ingenious nature.
This affair, as shown in the accompanying
picture, can be easily adjusted to the wants
Of the user, and as the AK is held firmly in
whatever position il is placed there is real
ly in the possession of the owner of one of
these new contrivances not one, but half
a dozen sizes of cutting and hammering
fools
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INDIANAPOLIS, sHELBYvILLE e.
SOUTHEASTERN TRACTION CO.

Cars leave Indianapolis for shelbyviile and all
Intermediates stops from the corner OF Washing
ton and Meridian streets on the following hours:
6 4 g. g. TO- IL a. m. II O'Clock noon and i. z.
4 & g. Z s. and 1:0 p. m
cars leave Shelbyville for Indianapolis and all
intermediate stops as follows: $50; s:sl So.
T.S7 SKI e:57 1851, 1857 a. and l257. ISL
as7 s57 Sos 5:57. 6:57. 1851 1851 and I:20 y. m.
Round "trip tickets Indianapolis 70 Sheieyville.
con be purchased at Huder's drug store. corner
~ wa shinRton and Pennsylvania streets
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COLUMBUS a SOUTH.
ERN TRACTION COMPANY.

Passenger cars leave Pennsylvania and WASH
,ngton streets for Southport: Greenwood. White
land Franklin. Amity. Edinourg. iaylorsvlle
ana Columbus First al a. m, and every
hour thereafter until 10 y. m The last car
leaves at l1:15 y. m Fur points south OF FRANK.
lin take cars leaving at 6, and 10 a M. ~
noon 2 L. and HIS p IN.
Combination passenger and express car leaves
Georgia. and Meridian streets Tor Greenwood
- 81 Q.20 a m and $3.50 ID.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-11-27

4 NJ. time Is in BLACK figures Trains nsarksd
thus: s-Daifys s-sleeper: P-Parlor Car: c.
t'hair Car; D-Dining Carr t--E1cept Sunday
2 Sunday only tDailv except Monday
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DIED.

BAAR-B Joseph. Nov. =. $50 a m, aged
seventy-two years and six months Funeral
from the home CT his daughter. Mrs p r
Wright 3S0T Broadway. Friends can view the
remains Friday from 10 a. 20 10 p m
Services at 81. Mays Church, $50 Saturday.
Funeral from home private No flowers
KAUTZ-Hsrrfet Iden Kautz wife OF F. Rollin
Kautz on Wednesday Nov. .. at 4.30 O'Clock
a m Services will be held at Crown Bill Fri
day. Nov e. al II O'Clock a m
WULSIN-F0bert u. Wulsin. son Of Cecilia
Mansur and the late Clarence Wulsin. died
Monday morning Nov p. at San Francisco. CAL
Interment tprivateJ at Crown Hill Saturday aft
ernoon Nov .. on arrival Of Pennsylyania tram
from Chicago.
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A FOLDING AK.

The Telescope Handle Enables Owner
to Apply 1t to n Variety of Uses.
Someone who has evidently had no little
experience in the use of axes and hatchets
in places in which 1t was difficult to prop
erly handle them has solved a knotty puz-
zle for the rest of humanity who may have
suffered In the same way.
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Lake Erie ( Western R. R.

Toledo Chicago and Michigan -.....t7.ls sioa
Toledo Detroit and Chicago lin. 81 g go 70 25
Muncie. Lafay'te and Mich C'y spec. ~ 20 tfc.25
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Ladies'.

Abbott, Mrs. Hannah.
Aldred, Mrs. Bell.
Barrett, Miss Mamie.
Babcock, Mrs. Della.
Barnes, Miss Edith.
Barker, Mrs. G.. w.
Beor. Mrs. Bertha.
Beatty. Miss Bette.
Bertram. Miss Amy.
Biggs, Mrs. BERTHE.
Bowles, Miss Ola.
Boegler. Mrs. Lettie.
Burns, Mrs. Judson G.
Buntin, Miss Cora.
Bright. Mrs. Emma.
Brown, Mrs. Eva.
Bruce. Miss Alice.
Browning. Miss Edna
Especial Delivery
Byrne, Miss Tillie.
Bromlee, Miss Katie.
Breedlove. Mrs. Laura.
Brooks, Mrs. Arthur.
Bridges, Mrs. Manda.
Brunsman. Mrs.
Harry A.
Canaday. Mrs. Newton.
Carr, Miss Myrtle.
Case Miss Everu.
Cebastian, Miss
Fannie.
Chitcote. Mrs. NJ. 0.
Cliff. Minnie.
Clevenger, Miss Ida.
Cox, Miss Mortilla.
Coames, Miss Stella.
Cnosbey. Miss Helen.
Croushow. Miss Mae.
Crowley. Mrs. Dan.
Davidson, Mrs. j. H.
Dehoney. Mrs. Sintha.
Demaree, Mrs. Alice.
Dorley. Miss Blanche.
Dunn, Miss Alice.
Drawer, Mrs. Ollie.
Edwards. Miss.
Elliott, Mrs. r. v.
Ensley. Mrs. w. A.
Ertwine. Miss Amelia.
Feree, Mrs. Emma.
Fowler, Miss Kate.
Ford, Miss Helen.
Freeman. Mrs. Hattie.
Ferguson. Mrs.
Maggie.
Furgeson, Miss
Blanche.
Frey. Suannie B.
Gilbert. Miss Myrtis.
Goddard. Lena ].
Gould. Mrs. w. r.
Grant. Miss Alice.
Hardert. Miss Ida.
Hageman. Mrs.
Florence.
Hastings, Miss Ellen.
Hall. Mrs. Maeblmont.
Herrick. Mrs Z. H.
Heaman. Mrs. Maggie.
Heath. Miss Anna.
Held. Miss Emiline.
Hicks, Miss Beatrix.
Harrison. Mrs. Henry.
Hutchinson. Miss
Cosetta..
Ippes. Mrs. Emma
Jensen, Mrs. Ella.
Jennings. Mrs.
Mary A.
Kelly, Miss Eddy.
Keith, Miss Alice. .
Kirkpatrick. Mrs.
Hortence.
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KNOBS MERIDIAN

Tonsorial parlors second to none both in the
fineness Of its rooms and the style OF their work
All of the latest styles in hair cutting and
whisksr trimming closely followed.
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Gentlemen.

Johnson. Frank.
Jones, Charley.
Keller. Ed.
Heating. Peter.
Kiefer. W. III.
Kilgcre, Chester.
Knodet. Edgar.
Lamb. Amey G.
Lincicome. Sherman.
Lizemby, Otis.
Longworth. II. j.
Lockridge. Elidge.
Mannuck. James.
Martin, J.
Majors, Edgar.
Martin. DIR. j. A.
Maffette. Hugh.
Mattox. c. p.
Miller. Dan.
Miller. Glide p.
Morton. II.
Monyea. Ed.
McFerris. Frank.
McKittrick, James.
McCombs. John ~.
McShane, James CD
Nelberger. Frank.
More. Willie.
OFT. j. l..
O'Hara, III. NJ.
Ostrander, y. r.
Overton. Bruce.
Otery. f.
Owens, Walter b. (2.)
Palmer, Everitt.
Pemberton, Milton.
Ramsdell. c. A.
Riegger. Constantin.
Richmond. b.
Roberts, Bruce.
Russell. William.
Richards. Leslie.
Ryan. John +.
Schellenger. pr.
II. r.
Stevens. w. w.
Shannon. Bruce.
Stewart. James.
Stinson, l.. A.
Shirley. John.
Strawbridge. Otis.
Stewart, Dent.
Shelton. Arthur.
Stale. Fred.
Sichaner. Charley ~.
Snepp, Walter.
Smith, John.
Sulbridge. w. T.
Taylor, Charley.
Taylor, Jennie.
Thompson. c. III.
Especial Delivery
Thompson Edgar ..
Tones, Lerinda.
Thomas Charles.
Thompson Walter.
Thomas. James.
Toney. W. c.
Van Chevy. Frank.
Clderick. Carl.
Especial Delivery
Ward. NJ.
Westerfield. Marvin.
Webb. Clavin.
Williams. Mr..
Wolder, q. w.
Wombolt. Rev. z.
Wood. Joshua.
White. Hannei.
White. Chas. j.
Wynne. DR.. Thee. +.
Yenney. w. A.
laneOus.
Hoosier Dye Works.
j. Kams a. Co.
National. No. SIS
O. r MsCINNIS p NJ
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Adams. Frank.

Adams, Frank.
Archbold, Harry.
Antonio. NJ. Durso.
Baldwin Oliver T
Baker James @.
Bell N. ID.
Especial Delivery
Beronis, Thomas.
Boune, Tom.
Bodman, Albert.
Brown, Arthur.
Blakemann. b. w.
Bryne. j. 7.
Bridges. c. F.
Especial Delivery
Braden. James.
Broadway. Almys.
| Brooks, Geo. I.
Brown. Chas.
Bridges. Henry.
Breadfort. Oscar.
Burns Charles.
! Burgett- G.. H.
Calvin, Frank.
Cash. Claude.
Martin. John.
Carr, Ray III.
Carpenter. NJ. w.
Copenhaven. Kennedy.
Collins, S. NJ.
Coates, A. c.
Especial Delivery
Compton. Melvin.
Cunningham,
Richard j.
Christian. Chas. F.
Clark, s.
Critchfield. Floyd.
| Clowday, Will
Especial Delivery
Charter. Jacob X.
Davis, Peter.
Dean, G.. II.
| Dickson. NJ. w.
Dickerson, W. o.
| Downing. F. j.
Doty, Plat.
Dunnivan. A j.
Drye, Marshall.
[ Eddy, Charles.
Edwards, Emos.
Eugenic, DAngelo.
Finnery. w. A.
| Fisher. w. NJ.
Ford. Capt. J. E.
Free, VIII c.
Fressier. G.. Charles.
Gates. Walter.
Gardiner, C. c.
Gatewood, George.
Garrison. John.
Goodwin, NJ. NJ.
Goodwin. David.
Girton. James.
Cradle, John.
Harter. John.
Hatfield, Willie.
Hayes. Harvey.
Harrison. VIM.
Herr, Donald.
Herington, j. A.
Herff. Harry.
Hendricks. Blythe.
Hits, Charley.
Hoffman. T. NJ.
| Hogan. Chas. G..
Houston, Herbert L.
Hooker. Fred.
Hopewell. Clarence ID.
Hurley. w. ~.
Ingram. II. G.
Jenkins, John r.
Jarrett, Homer.
Miscel
American Medical
Agency.
Crozier. A. o.. & Co.
Houston. Stanwood a
Gamble. n,
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FOR SALESMAN steam engine boiler. Ad-
dress Box 81. care the Journal
FOR SALE-Slabwood by the load. Old phone
North 81; New Phone 7020. MAINLAND MFG.
CO.. TAOS Yandes st.
FOR SALE-Leaving city; will sell mahogany
upright piano. used less than four months. for
SIS II taken at once. Call So North Meridian.
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A CARD LIKE THIS

Every Sunday for year costs but 81. IS per
month The Journal want page II profitable to
tbs advertiser and reader.
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SPECIAL SERVICES.

GOSPEL DECENTRALIZATION services: An
all-day meeting at the Gospel Tabernacle, cor
ner of East street and Massachusetts avenue. to-
day Services at 10 a. m, 2:30 and 1880 ID. m.
The Rev. r. A. Pychie. OF Brazil. Ind, Will
speak at the services. All who come will re-
eeiye a cordial welcome
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THE DENIsON HOUSE

Tonsorial parlors excelled by none. They are
the largest and employ the finest corps Of artists
In the State. Everything is complete and modern
in every wa. Compressed air Is used.