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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-06-14

WANTED-Learn proofreadng; then earn SIS 70
SIS weekly. HOME CORRESPONDENTS
SCHOOL, Philadelphia.
WANTED-Copy letters At home. $3.50 paid
weekly. Send stamped envelope. sample letter.
EUREKA CO. % Duane street. New YORK.
WANTED-Lady TO travel and collect In Indiana
Salary SIS per week and expenses References
Only willing worker need apply. Send self ad-
dressed envelope. ADVERTISING BUREAU, ~
Dearborn street, Chicago.
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WANTED-Traveling speciality salesman strong
proposition to the retail trade; established.
hgh-rated firm SALES DEPT, q w. Atwater
St. Detroit. Mich.
WANTED-salesmen for fun line Of fruit a7d
ornamental trees: pay weekly; outnt free;
steady work. LAWRENCE NURSERY CON-
PANY. Lawrence. Kan.
WANTED-Capable statesmen to cover Indiana
with staple line; high commissions, with ad-
vance of 500 monthly; permanent position TO
right man. JESS H SMITH CO. Detroit. Mich
WANTED-Saiesmen in all unoccupied territory
by large Ohio nursery $50 per month easy, or.
better still. commission III preferred Address
SALES MGR, 9o1 n. Senate av,, indianapolis.
Ind.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TO I'LL travelling crew, this
State: $50 per month and expenses; also, local
salesman; insurance man preferred; must have
best of references Call for SALES MGR. 901
N Senate av., side entrance.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, temperate statesmen 10 sell
staple groceries direct to farmers throughout
Ohio, Indiana, Michigan, Illinois and Iowa; lib
eral commissions and steady employment. Adj
dress all communications to THE K. c. HAIR
LEY CO., Dayton g.
WANTED-Mr A T. Swenson. of the Barton
Parker Mfg. Co.. at Spencer House Sunday.
Monday and Tuesday. wants six frst-class spe-
cialty statesmen for Indiana, Ohio and Kentucky;
commission line to start: salary. $50 per month
and expenses after ability has been demon
strated Inquire at Hotel ONCE.
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LOST.

LOST-A brown and black shepherd dog. Return
to 1874 North Pennsylvania street and receive
reward rt-4
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AN EASY WAY
To BORROW MONEY

Come In and tell Us how mueh money you wnns
and how long you want II Tel as who you are
sib;e firm: we will let you have money on your
own name without security, conndentialiy and
Sishout consulting your employer You pay
II back in small installments as you prefer. week.
10 ~ monthly; no mortgage Is required: fair
Treatment and absolute secrecy guaranteed-
INDIANA MORTGAGE AND LOAN
COMPANY
poora 4 Lombard Building. 2lk T. Washing
As0-' ton -.
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MONUMENTS.

MONUMENTAL. DIENER. 4ts e. Weehington-
Tel. 252S. Branch works +. entrance Crown Hill
MONUMENTs-M. II. Farrell. 2t West WASH
ington st. New Phone 2iis
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SOCIETY NOTICE.

DAUGHTERS OF PocAHoNTAs-To Members
Of Mineola Council. No. 81. ID. p: You are
requested 10 attend the funeral OF Propesof
Manning Monday, June Is. at o'clock. at Mad
ison-avenue NJ Z. Church. Members meet at
residence, 15i2 North Missouri street. Sister
councils invited. OLIVE LEARELL. N OF II.
EDNA MERKER. Pocahontss.
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INVESTMENT BARGAIN.
$1,000; modern, double house, paying over 10
per cent.
WANT TO MAKE QUICK SALE.
CHAS. p. DONEY & CO.,
709-10 Lemcke.
MORTON PLACE LOTS.

MORTON PLACE LOTS.
$500 WILL BUY ONE OF THREE VACANT
LOTS IN MORTON PLACE. LOCATED ON
NEW JERSEY STREET. THESE LOTS ARE
CLEAR OF ALL INCUMBRANCE. DON'T
OVERLOOK SUCH AN. OPPORTUNITY.
JOHN WOCHER & BROTHER,
rs NORTH PENNSYLVANIA ST.
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

PATTERSON-Jane ii. Funeral services Mon
day morning. Juno Is. at $50, az residence o
DIR. Junius r. Cravens. corner OF Central and
University avenues. Irvington- Burial private
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Underiaksrs. - w Market sc. rs. .1s.
New ll6A ADAMS q kRIEGER- Main liA
Funeral directors. iss y. III Lady Attendant
JOHNSON, HASSLER a GEORGE. 81 Massa-
chusetts av. New Phone stS. old Main ltse
FRANK A. BLANCHARD. Undertaken. la y.
Delaware st. Lady attendant. Both Phones kil
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STORAGE.


STORAGE-Hoosier Transfer and Coal Cor
house and safe movers: heavy hauling or GIL
kinds. SIS S. Delaware st Telephone 2s25.
STORAGE-The Union transfer and Storage
Company, corner East Ohio St and Union
tracks: only hrst-ciass storage solicited Grating
and packing. Phones US.
sTORAGE-INDIANA STORAGE AND TRANS
FER CO.. 1900 square feet OF space; rre-
proof electric elevators. ONCE. $50 < Washing
ton ST.; cheapest place IN the city. Both Phones
2o2S. LEW SHANK.
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rLANNER a BUCHANAN = u.icsnsed
embalme-s.) Can ship. diphtheriA and
scarlet fever. Lady embafmer for
ladies and children. go North mt
nois street. Telephone sii. new or old
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WANTED-FARMs.

FARM wANTED-io to so-acre farm; must b
good land; give full particulars F. u,
HOUSED, 26s Washington blvd. Chicago, Ill.
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bible Sanctifcation'' will be the subject
of the sermon of Rev. D. r. Lucas, at the
Seventh Christian Church tonight.
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SUNDAY CHURCH SERVICES.

ALL SOULS CHURCH CUNITARIAN)-chaps
on Alabama street: near Fifteenth street sun
day services at l0:f5 g. m. The Rev. T.. Il.
Newbert viii have for his theme, The Good
World" Special order of music. Violin solo by
Miss Margaret Lockwood. violin duet, Mas
Lockwood and Mr.. Fritz Krui The public cor
daily invited.
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FOR RENT-HoUsEs.

FOR RENT-2-story brick 20xl20. facing w.
Court. corner alley; suitable for small manu-
featuring or storage; longtime lease. THE
SINGER MFG CO., l26 w. Washington.
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M. advance money high-cisss employees 90
.lssr PERSONAL note, without security or ind0rss-
ent I'm AMOUNTS from SO TO 500. Rates In pro-
portion to risk.
BOYD INVESTMENT co.
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There Will be chiidren's service this
nezning at s:i5 at the Second Presbyterian
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Run Over by Bus.

Nester WOODEN, u boy about ID
years old came near meeting with
Il serious accident Monday evening
about $50 o'clock. He, with sew.
eral other boys, was riding up and
down Columbia street on his bi.
cycle, and at the time Of the acci
dent was riding swiftly up the
street, when the Bonnie Terre bus
turned the Opera House corner in
II swift trot, and Woolem collided
with it. s. A. Byington, who
was driving the bus, pulled up his
horses at once. The boy was
pinned under the horses by his
wheel, also entangled in the fore
feet of one of the horses. Woolem
was quickly pulled from beneath
the feet of the horses, and was
carried into Vernon DOss's barber.
shop. Medical aid was summoned
and after an examination it was
found that he was not seriously
wounded. Five minutes after the
accident occurred he had regained
consciousness aud was able to
walk home.
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CHURCHES.

rrl~numN> rev. l.. &. lIICKnK fas
Ton rrrnrhlu, sunday morning ana even
I'M. sunday school At 90 "a. m, WN. NJ,
n,uu,>. superintendent, Prayer meeting
"Wednesday evening.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL, >"l fu-k hv' W
4 IIIis. Pastor Preaching every sunday
mrruu, and evening, sunday school al
,.ua. III. MiHHIII rIrkIN. superintendent
p,.,,r meeting every Wednesday evening.
MlIuunI.I EPISCOPAL IitN. W. Il. Me
,nruA,k. Pastor Preaching every sunday
muruIu, ana evening, sunday school AT
mann. In ". T. Elllut, superintendent
r.,rr meeting every Wednesday evening
Nril,I XIV. e.. L. BILLIARD, Fhstor"
rr.lrN.ua.,yrn sunday morning and eve.
uu. PRAYER meeting every Wednesday
.,ruu, sunday >rnuolata sea m, q. =.
NNutEllr. superintendent,
,lmI,u,> ruu,Ir ELp. u. NJ TALhkn1 ,
rt-'pr Preaching every sunday at II GOA
m lua - tu y. ~. sunday school oVery
-Itull, li Duin. nj. cav, super
mI.uI,ui N.T SC. every sunday even
mvli .u.rlurA. Nuiw",k prayer meeting
at, Gu'rl"nt.
lrm.r,> ER y T.. EuuLrIS". Pastor
rnarunr every sunday morning except
rnu fourth, riIrrhlsm after church,
,urut. Er,. t,rmrH ruuMth, resident
pr...t Nl-. every sunday except nrst at
mu..Ipch rhirrul,m sam" day at 80
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Address.
Death Of }, W. Mitchell.

Mr.. j. W. Mitchell died at his
home in Pennington on Tuesday af-
tcrnoon ut II 80 O'Clock, at the age
of "A years, month and 20 days.
Mr.. Mitchell was born in Allentown
county. Kentucky, but has lived in ST..
Francois county for more than 40
years. He was for number of years
Superintendent Of the County Farm.
He was one Of Farmington's best and
most respected citizens, and his death
creates vacancy that will be hard ia
fill. The funeral services were con-
Quoted at the Baptist Church at 2
O'Clock Wednesday afternoon, thence
to the Masonic Cemetery.
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NUNS FROM NEW YORK
VIEW CONVENT SITE.
Mother Superioress and Sister Gather.
crime Of the Dominican Order
Spend tuesday in Farm.
ington.
WERE WELL PLEASED WITH CONVENT

The Mother SuprriorcsS of the
order of Dominican nuns in New
York city, and Sister Catherine Of
the same order, arrived in Farm =
lugton Monday night from ST..
Louis where they spent few days
visiting n chapter Of their Older
recently founded in that city.
They spent Tuesday morning in
looking over the Convent and were
also driven about the city. They
said that they were very fayorahly
impressed with the convent build
ing and with Pennington. and cX-
pressed the hope that they might
decide to send some Of THEM order
here rs teachers in the convent.
Tuesday afternoon they took the
train for 81. Louis, from which
point they will return direct to
New York City
Ever since the couycu. WIS a..
surcd Rey. Father Tooma} has
been DESTROYS of procuring IN 90.
beers of the Dominican order of
nuns ms teachers IN tn" convent.
This order has never h"rumc firmly
established in the United States,
but has been and is very strong Il,
France. II was established mean
tLn ltpitrit,v ~ ia, lptL r.rtur,.
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Wesley Bicentennisl Commemorated
Last Sunday.

The Sunday School hour Mt the
Methodist Church, South, on last sun
day morning, was devoted to various
exercises in commemoration of the
200ih anniversary of the birth of
John Wesley. Addresses were de-
livered by Rev. John Carton, Hon.
+. n. Carter, DIR. j. l.. lIaw, Rev.
J. ". Prickett and Hon. Merrill PIP
kin. The address Of Rev. John Gar
ton was particularly interesting, since
no Is himself a native Of Lincolnshire
County in England, the county in
which Wesley was born and raised.
The music consisted Of hymns written
by Charles Wesley, and altogether the
exercises were very interesting.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-07-02
Order OF Publication

state Of Missouri, Ice
county of St. Francois,
In the Circuit Court, August term. 1893.
Thomas II. STAN ct al, plaintiffs.
vs.
catherine Rudy Loidlgh ct al,
Sow at this duy come the plaintiffs here
| In ny their attorneys and nle their petition
ana AFFIDAVIT, alleging. among other things
that defendants, tho unknown heirs ana
| legal representatives OF Catherine Rudy
BruCkman, deceased are not residents OF the
| state OF Missouri, ~hereupon II iB orderd by
| the CLERK of this Court In vacation that said
| defendants he notified by publication that
| them In this court. the object and general
nature OF which is to quiet the
title on the following described land. to Wit
All that part Of lot No. 81 OF the orlglnn
| town OF Pennington, described rs follows
| tO.wii beginning ut the northeast corner
of said lot No. % on Columbia street, run
south three chains ana nifty links 10 Harrl
| son street, thence east nifty one feet e
jefferson street, thence north three chain,
and nifty links to the place OF beginning.
| Ana that unless the said defendants, The
unknown heirs and legal representatives ui
| Catherine Rudy Brockman. deceased, b,
and appear ut this Court. ut the next term
| thereof. to be begun and holden at tn,
court house In the city Of Pennington, II
| said county ON the 10th day OF August. next
and on the FIRST day OF said term
\ answer or plead to the petition I'm sale
| cause, the same VIII he taken as confessed
and judgment viii be rendered accord.
| ingly.
| And 1t is further ordered that q COPY hereo
| I've published, according to law, In the Farm
| ington Times ana Herald, Il newspaper
| published In said County OF st. Francois, FOL
| four weeks SUCCESSFULLY, published at leas
once week the last insertion to be at leas
| fifteen days before the first day OF said mex
| August term of this Court
| j. &. WILLIAMS Circuit CLERK
| 4 true copy from the record.
| ..... witness my hand, and seal OF tn,
| = : Circuit Court OF st. Francois count,
| 80 o. this 9th day OF June, 1908.
49," j. e. WILLIAMS. Circuit Clerk.
July 2, 1903.
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MAY HAVE EXHIBIT
AT WORLDS FAIR.
Business Mems Club Takes Steps Ia
Send Mineral Exhibit To
St.louis In 1904.
PETITION TO REVIVE MAIL SERVICE,

The Business Mems Club met
Friday evening and took the first
steps towards sending an exhibit OF
st Francois county products to the
Worlds Fair at st. Louis in 1904.
Tie following motion was adopted
at the meeting:
Whereas, the Legislature of Mis-
,ouri has appropriated Sl,000,O 600 for
a Worlds Fair eXibit at st. Louis in
1904 and whereas, st. Francois coun-
~ produces 20 per cent of the entire
lead product Of the State OF Missouri,
and possesses large quantities Of granite
and building stones that were awarded
gold me lals over all others at the
South Carolina Exposition; therefore,
| hr il
"Rcsolycd, by the Business Mems
Club Of Pennington, That Gov. A, NJ
! Dpckcry and the Worlds Fair COmi>-
simmons from Missouri be requested to
u>c their Influence TO secure com plelc
and proper exhibit for this county;
and 10 that end we request that an
| Assistant Superintendent he appointed
| from st. Francois county for the min
ufM exhibit of Missouri
Rc-oNrd, that copy of this rcso-
/ tuition b. forwarded to Goy. Dockcry
and the Missouri Commissioners by he
] secretary Of this club
The discuntinuincc of the Rock
| Springs mail service on the Both Of
june came up for discussion The
great Inconvenience which the City
would suffer from the diScontinuane
of tins route was realized, and II
cummittc of two, consisting of Sena-
for j 5 Clay and W. NJ. Harlan,
was appointed to draw up aud cir
rulatr among the citizens II petition
10 the Post Office Department, Civ.
ing two routes, the Rock Springs
mud another to Flat River. 1t was
also suggested that Senator f. NJ
Cprkrrll be asked to use his aid in
having the Post Office officials do
something in the matter.
\ circular from j. +. Rippey,
Secretary of the State Far which
meets at Scdulia, on August l7-22,
was read, and committee of three,
composed of X. NJ. Yost, j. b.
Smith and Fred Schramm, was APP
pointed 10 go before the County
Court and interest them i'll granting
IN allowance for Il suitable eXhlbi.
ton there.
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RODE FROM ST. LOUIS IN A DAV
Two Young Men Cover Over Ninety
Miles on Bicycles in
Fifteen Hours.

Chas. lIensgcn and Albert Vein.
gartcn Of st. Louis arrived in
Pennington at O'Clock Monday
evening, after a ride of nearly LOG
miles on bicycles.
They left st. Louis at 4 O'Clock
Monday morning and were on
the road exactly fifteen hours.
Considering the present condition
of the roads, the time was excep-
tionalIy good, and century run
on the Pennington and st. Louis
road is something to be proud of.
They are visiting the family of
Mr.. d. +. Reese.
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Sole Agency
GRAND LEADER
PENNINGTON,
MISSOURI.
Indians Will Be Here.

The Nebraska Indian Base Ball
Team has closed two dates with the
local management and will be here on
the 18th and lith of July. These
games will bc the best ever witnessed
in Pennington, and petition will be
circulated asking that the merchants
close their stores at BIB p. III. on the
days of the games
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Gard OF Thanks.

We desire TO extend our neighbours
and friends on the part of ourselves and
other members OF the family sincere
thanks for their sympathy, considcra-
ton and kindness on the occasion OF
the death of our mother, Mrs Mary
,,crkins.
Nix. AND MRS, W. :. MILLER.
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Christian Edeavor Fouth Of July Services

The Christian Endcavor Societies
will conduct u Fourth of July Rally
service on the evening OF July 9th.
Members of both the Junior and Sen
Tor Societies will take part in the pro-
gram.
Beginning at O'Clock the program
will be AS follows,
Song Service ....... led by Girls Chorus
Devotional led by IIcbcr Nations
Special Song ................-. Girls Chorus
Recitation ...... ......... Miss Ida Swiuk
Address "a Patriotic Christian"
Patriotic Song ....... Quartettc
Mcsdamcs Buck and Logan,
Mcssrs. Mccarthy and Laakman.
Reading - Declaration of lndcpend-
encc. ..........-Robt. Nost, Ir
Recitation .a........ Bessie Cover
Address.
Song by Congregation.
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Executors Notice.

Nuticu Is hereby given that letters OF
tc-tumentnry were granted to the under
signed 10y the Probate Court OF st. Fran
co.'s county, Missouri. dated the ilth day III
June, 1908. on the estate Of
WIN. +. horn, Decd.
All persons having claims against said
estate are required to exhibit them to III,
Executor Tor allowance within one
year from the date OF said letters or thpS
may he precudrd from any benefit OF snit
estate, ana II not exhibited for allowance
within two years from the date of suid
letters they VIII be forever barred.
ELBRlDGE HORN, Executor.
July q 1893.
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On and after july LIST we will not
meet the train on the Bonnie Tcrrc rail
road that reaches Rock Springs ut . p
NJ. rs the mail route between Farm
ington and Rock Springs has been
discontinued
$. A. BYINGTON s Bros.
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A 12-horse-power traction engine,
with water tank complete, will be sold
cheap fof cash or traded for any kind
OF stock or real estate. Apply to jeff
ID. Highley or j. c. Williams, Farm
ington, Mo.
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We wish to cNtcuh our sincere
thanks to the people of Pennington for
their great kindness shown Us in our
sad bereavement
s. a. RUDY AND FAMILY.
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"i"r'r "l'P'"' =
Nj. i. +. Lcr Of lrondalc was here
saturday un business.
MI { johnson "t l"N"Sr was
IA Pennington tuesday
Norman Blue is home from Jack son
ON visit to hls parents
Mr.. ". A. Daunhcrty Of Mine La
Alurlr visited here SUNDAY.
AZ cash for your meat ut Autscn' 5
and set 3 per cent discount.
"a r1. -, =, I.ui.
.r,nl SUNDAY IN FarmmgIon
., &c., =, ,o,o 70
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Canyn, hams and bacons always on
hand ot Au,srn's Ci,y Meat Market.
nr N II To,r,uc and wife visited
=, ,t,o I.aI rcl, M.nd,v o,t,rnoou,
'" WV
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tue wiz VI W. '''''
90 10 the city Meat Market Tor your
choice steaks roast" ana PORK cnoPS'
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-07-02
IS THIS YOUR wife 7

You say: "No!" But she should re-
mind you of duty you owe your wife!
You can end all her kitchen troubles by
buying her "Quick Meal" Stove. If
your wife attends to the cooking, she will
get n vacation every day, when formerly
she was n slave. A "Quick Meal" Stove
will save her more work and steps than
any hired girl she ever had. The "Quick
Meal" Stove will cook meal in less time
than 1t takes n coal fire to start, and II
will do 1t without raking or shaking, with
out SCOT or smoke, without dirt or ashes
but quicker, better, cleaner and with less
expense, and your wife and the kitchen
will be cool. Your wife will love you more
II You buy her "Quick Mea." to-day.