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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-10-30
Y. M. C. A. NIGHT SCHOOL.
The Opening Will Take Place Next
Mondav Nfrbt-Some Eacts.


The educational department of the Young
Mems Christian Association is of the
strong features and has continued to grow
during the last few years in a remarkable
degree. The enrolment of the schools
throughout the country last year aggre-
gated $1,000. 1t is not a business invest
ment, but rather seeks to place within easy
reach Of young men an opportunity TO i'm
prove along lines they are interested In.
The tendency in most of the associations is
TO introduce more of technical work rather
than so much along purely commercial
lines. This is meeting with the general ap-
prevail of the student body. Work is given
In carpentry, wood carving, engineering.
clay modelling, pattern making, archtec-
tural and mechanical drawing.
The department of education in Indian
apolis is organized to meet a real need 1t
offers to those willing to devote their even
ings TO study an excellent opportunity to do
good work The work of the classes is Pc
culiarly effective in securing results because
of the personal attention given each indi-
vidual thus enabling the student to make
all the progress he can, irrespective of the
remainder of the class. The personal con-
tact of teacher and student is of great
value to the teacher because of the oppor-
tunity II brings for appealing to the young
mans better qualities and for sowing good
seed.
At the end of the school year an examina-
ton is held under the direction OF the inter-
national committee and all students who
pass successfully Will be given a diploma
which is recognized by more than one hun
dred of the leading colleges and universities
in the United States
The building of the central department of
this city has been thoroughly remodeled
and facilities for good work greatly in
creased. New electric lights throughout. a
new system of heating, new game and read
ing rooms are among some of these. AL
though the opening proper will not be until
several days later. the night school begins
Monday, Nov. 2. Pastors in the city are
requested to make this announcement next
Sunday.
The courses and the respective teachers
are as follows: Bookkeeping and CONNER
cial law, DIR. L. A. Duthie; arithmetic, pen
manship and spelling. r. H. Williams;
Latin and geometry, Otto Basye; shorthand
and typewriting Z. F. Kepner; architec-
tural drawing, Ora Pearson; mechanical
drawing III. d. Schwartz: vocal music, wis
lard Beak. Glasses will be organized in
grammar. rhetoric, German and other
studies if a sufficient number desire.
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Oils.

OIL CITY. Oct 2s.-Credit balances. SIT: GER
tificates closed at s1sl. bid. Sales, 5000 brs at
siS2 Shipments, So s52 brls: average. 1874 brls:
runs. ss,5ss brls; average 72.72s brls; Shipments
Gima) cs 800 brls; average. IS. GAG brls.
SAVANNAH, Oct. 2s.-Spirits of turpentine
firm at 55Ac. Resin firm; A, 3. Sis; p. 81. 25;
SCI NJ $50; N, $3.50; window glass, $3.50; water
white. $40
WILMINGTON, Oct. 29.-Spirits of turpentine,
nothing doing Rosin firm at s210 Tar firm at
$3.50. Crude turpentine firm at S2.25 and $3.50.
MONTPELIER. Oct. 2e.-Crude petroleum very
strong: North Lima, sl.32; South Lima and In
diana. $1.H
CHARLESTON, Oct. 2s.-Spirits of turpentine
steady. Rosin steady.
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Warren ]. Lynch. general passenger agent
of the Big -Four, announces that in view of
the enormous interests of the Big Four
centering In st. louis during the worlds
fair, the headquarters of Mr.. w. p. Deppe,
chief assistant general passenger agent, will
be transferred to that city at once c. l..
Hilleary, assistant general passenger agent
of this company at ST. Louis, has resigned
to become traffic manager of the world s
fair, and all correspondence heretofore adj
dressed to Mr.. Rilleary should be addressed
to Mr.. Deppe. The chief assistant general
vision over all business tributary to ST.
Louis, in addition to such general juris-
diction over the entire system as may be
incidental to the position of chief assist
ant general passenger agent.
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INDIANAPOLIS a. MARTINsyILLE
RAPID TRANSIT co.

Waiting room and station. a. Kentucky avenue
Ftrst car leaves from in front OF No. AZ KEN
,ucky avenue Tor Martinsyille and intermediates
stations at $50 a.. m. and every hour thereafter
o. the half hour mark. Until $50 p. m. The
"a a. M car runs only 10 MoOresyille the %
car INNS TO Martinsville and the next and last
car leaves ct n:S0 p. M running to Martins
leaving Martirsville for indianapolis and in
termediate stations, first car at $50 a. m. and
sverx hour thereafter, on he forty-Hninu marx
nntu Gao D. m. The 7,io D. only 20
Mo,resvlle. the S:40 10 Indianapolis and the
NEXT and last car leaves at ie.ie running 10 In
dianapolis. 80, -.
cars leave MooresVfne Tor Indianapolis and
MartinsVflle at $50 a. IN.
Exrress car arrives at Indianapolis al 7sss
n NJ and DEPARTS at 9:l0 a. M also arrives at
i:ss o. m. and departs at sl0 p. m.
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INDIANAPOLIS & EASTERN RY. co.
GREENFIELD LINE.

General Offices Franklin building All cars
depart from Meridian and Georgia streets.
Time Table Effective Sept. Is. 1903.
For Richmond New Castle and intermediate
stations Passenger cars leave on the following
hours: 6:57 a. NJ, S.57 a. m, 1881 a m, 12.5I
D. M 2.57 p. m, 4.57 p. m, except sunday.
when cars leave every hour from 6:57 a. m. until
For Greenfield, Knightstown and intermediate
stations. Passenger cars leave: First car at
s.57 a. IN. and each hour thereafter until 9:57
e m Next and last leaves at II 10 y. m.
Combination passenger and express leave
at 557 a. H., 1854 a. m, 81 a. m, 2:b7 D. m.
and 1851 p. m.
Freight Cars
For Greenfield and intermediate stations only
Arrive at 7:5O a. m and leave at a. m. Also
arrive at 2:2c y. m. ana leave at $50 p.
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SEALS, STENCILS AND STAMPS
LIST OF LETTERS
Remaining I'm indianapolis PostOfhce,
Thursday, Oct %, 1909.

If 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 advertised. give date of list and pay
cent for those obtained. Free delivery of letters
by carriers 10 tho 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
turn on your envelope. giving street and number.
Fourth-Use ink in addressing letters when
possible. and leave sufficient space at top of
velope for stamp and postmark.
Letters addressed to persons known to be tran
silent should be marked Transient in lower
left-hand corner of envelope. A b. c.. Gen
eral Delivery or similarly addressed letters, are
fictitious ard not deliverable.
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Poultry.

NEW YORK. Oct 2s.-Poultry-Alve dull;
Western chickens. 10c; fowls. lie; turkeys, 12a
I3c. Dressed weak; Western chickens, 12c; fowls
l2iac; turkeys. T41sc.
CHICAGO Oct 29.-Poultry easy; turkeys lad
&c., chickens hens, sq91ec; springs. 1od1chc.
BOSTON, Oct. 2s.-[Special. Fowls. BIC;
springs. 12d14c: young turkeys 15Q17c.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 29-Poultry steady; hens
TIC; springs, 9Ql0c; turkeys, uQ12c
LOUISVILLE. Oct. 29-Hens. Sc per Id: spring
chickens ID.
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MAY USE GIRLS.
American District Telegraph Com.
pany Said to BE Considering Plan.

The American District Telegraph Com
pany is advertising for girls to act as mes
sengers and it is said that if the plan is sue
cessful they will discard boys altogether.
The action of the telegraph company, it is
said, was taken account of the rumored
union troubles with the boys and in case Of
a strike they will start the girls to work
and refuse to bother with the boys or their
troubles. AS result of the plan the boys
are all at swords points with their employ
ers and they swear the girls will never
start to work.
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SEALED PROPOSALS.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
General Land Office


Washington. D. c.. Oct. "a, 1908
Particular attention is called 10 the Gate viz
December s. 1913. al a m, fixed for the open
ins at the Cass Lake (Afinn) land office OF the
sealed bids for separate sections. and in addition
thereto for groups OF ten sections for the pine
timber certain lands in township 141 north
ranges q, Is -. 20. 81 west: township lie north
ranges a. 2s % 80 81. 80 west; township l43
north, ranges q. Is. 81. 81 west: township la
north. ranges IS. % west: township 145 north
ranges Is. 70 west: township 146 north ranges 25
- west township la north. ranges 25, rs west:
township las north, ranges % %. 2S west: in the
lcech Lake. Chippewa or the Mississipp, and
Ninnibogoshish Indian Reservations Minnesota
ecdec by the Chippewa Indians. Information in
regard TO th~ terms OF the sale printed lists on
the timber TO be sold. showing the quantity OF
pine reported as on each contract. and copies of
The rules and regulations for cutting and remov-
ing the timber from rhe land may be obtained on
application 10 the register and receiver OF the
land oe-ce named. or upon application to the
General Land Once. Washington. ID. C. In
order 70 avoid conflicts, IL Is recommended that
bidders for timber on groups OF ten sections ar
range sections In compact form : possible
when considered in relation to the topogra phy of
the country. Attention Is further called TO the
fac. that bcs will be received for sections sepa-
rAtely. although they may be embraced in bids
for group or groups OF sections
j. II. FIMPLE.
Approved: Acting COMMISSIONS.
THOS. RYAN,
Acting Secretary.
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IxDIANAPOLis, COLUMBUS a. SOUTH
ERN TRACTION COMPANY.

Passenger cars leave Pennsylvania ard Wash
{. ION streets fer Southport. Greenwood. White
is56 Franklin. Amity, Edinburg TayiOrsvflls
snd Columbus. First car At 5 a. and every
nour thereafter until 10 p. m. The last car
ieaxes al IL Is n. m. For points south % Frank
lin take cars leaving at 8. and 10 a. m. "a
roo,, p 4. and II is p.
combination passenger and express car leaves
seorela and Merid.an streets for Greenwood
ez... "a go a. Ia and $50 =.
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INDIANA UNION TRACTION CO.

Station. Magnolia building, corner Kentucky
avenue and South Capitol.
For Anderson, Muncie, Marion, Alexandria.
Elwood and Upton and intermediate stations.
leave Ala a. m. and each hour thereafter until
9:15 p. m. and IL :15 p. m.
Limited trains for Anderson and Muncie, ar
irving in Anderson in hour and % minutes and
Muncie in hours, leave at and IL a. m. and
and p. m. The IL a. m and D. m. trains
make direct connection at Anderson with linn
tied trains for Elwood
Express Department Consignments received
until ~ O'Clock noon for delivery, same day. to
all points between Indianapolis and Muncie; un-
Ill d. m. for delivery TO ali points before
O'clock next morning, including Muncie, Ander-
son AIexanGria. Elwood. Upton and Marion.
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Several appointments OF substitute clerks
in the Indianapolis postoffice were an
nounced yesterday. The appointments were
made from the eligible civil service list,
which comprises those who have taken the
examinations and made the required grades
The appointments will take effect Nov. /.
Thomas G. Shirk. Louis Wamsley, Lucian
Pauley, Delbert II. keaton and Herman l..
Kettler were the appointees.
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INDIANAPOLIS a NORTHWESTERN
TRACTION CO.

General Office. Lebanon. Ind. Indiana polls
,,,estino ROOM ticket and freight Office. 10 West
Marglant street, UniCn block, Room s.
Esysf car for Lebanon leaves Indianapolis at
= m arrives at Lebanon 7:lO a. m. ana Frank
g., a M and every hour thereafter until 10
= m Last car for Lebanon leaves indianapolis
az E.rst through car leaves Frankfort at a. m.
a,rixtng al indianapolis at a. m, and every
hnur thereafter until 10 p. m. First car for In
atsnauoiis leaves Lebanon at S:4s a m. arriving
-. n. Ia.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE OF RECEIVERS SALE

Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned
Walter 8 Bent. receiver Of the PendIeton Star
Manufacturing Company. or Wabash. Ind. WILL
by order OF the Wabash Circuit Court, on the
elst day OF October 1913. at Wabash Ind. be-
the hours Of a m and p. m. and
from day TO day thereafter until Sold offer for
sale AZ private sale 70 the highest bidder all the
property OF said Pendleton Star Manufacturing
ComDany- described "a follows:
All real estate in Wabash and Madison coun-
ties. State OF Indiana. and all buildings thereon
situated. all machinery, supplies Office fixtures
patents. gas and gasoline engines Completed
kand In proc-ss OF construction foundry and
FOUNDRY equipments and supplies and patterns
This u ore or the most complete gas and gaso-
BE engine manufacturing plants in the country
Terms OF sale.
pre- third cash. one-third in six CD months.
e-fhrd In twelve CID months. with approved
Ecurity.
WALTER S. BENT
Receiver Star Manufacturing Compsns.
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Jeanette Hadley repairs. PIG Broadway, $780,
Jeanette Hadlev. frame addition, sic East
Eleventh street 500.
j. F. Concannon, brick addition, AIS West
Washington street, $50
Phippena Schoppenhorst frame cottage, Dor
man street, Michigan 500.
F. NJ Wolfe. frame dwelling. Vermont street.
near Summit. s1.2o0.
f. J. seoonover dwelling. 24Ss North Alabama
street. s.. Zoo.
T E Huber. frame barn. 1854 West Eight
zenith street, $780,
w H Moore. frame woodshed. 1909 Ashland
avenue. $40.
Birdie Hughey. frame dwelling. Belmont and
Martha avenues. 1920.
J. w. Koch. frame dwelling Prospect street,
near Linden street. So. e00-
Alice Newett. frame dwelling. Ohio street,
near Highland avenue. 5000
c. Feldkamp frame barn. 2li0 North Meridian.
500.
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INDIANAPOLIS, sHELBYyILLE a.
soIJTHEAsTERN TRACTION CO.

Cars leave Indianapolis for shelbyviIle and all
intermediate stops from the corner OF Washing
ION and Meridian streets the following hours:
s 6 4 s. g. TO- II a. m u O'Clock noon and l. z.
q a 5 s. T. s. and liz p.
cars leave SheIbyville for Indianapolis and all
intermediate stops as follows: l:51, $50, e:57.
T.sT s.57 9:57 1881, 11.57 "a and 1851. I.5z,
~ Al Sos $751; s:57, 1871 1851 and II 20 D. M
Round-trip tickets. Indianapolis 10 Shelbyville,
can be purchased at Huder's drug store. corner
NXa.rtnptnn and Peunsylyanfa
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Dry Goods.

NEW YORK, Oct. 2s-The purchasing of buy
ers in dry goods is restricted by the financial
uncertainty which caused heads of houses TO
instruct their buyers to operate with the great
est caution. Complaints received in certain
quarters regarding collections and every caution
is exercised in scrutinizing credits. Jobbers are
experiencing an indifferent house trade, but re-
ports from retailers claim decided Improvement
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Cotton.

NEW ORLEANS. Oct. 2e-Cotton firm. Sales
$500 bales Ordinary. 5-lsc: good ordinary. 77sc;
low middlng. essc; mddling, loo; good midding.
10 5-l6c: middling fair 10 9-16c Receipts Is, So
bales: stock l5l. 4s3 bales.
NEW YORK, Oct 2s-Cotton-Spot closed
IN enc Sales. 205 bales
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Miscellaneous.


GEO. +. MGINNIs. p. N
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SALES OF REAL ESTATE.
Twenty-Six Transfers Made Matter Of
Record Yesterday.

Record Yesterday.
Instruments filed for record in the recorders
Office of Marion county. Indiana for the twenty
four hours ending at p. Oct. 20. 1903:
Josephine Kennedy to Catharine Wilson.
part OF Lot 1o1, Josephine Kennedys
1st add. town of Acton................... $500
VIM NJ Carey ct ux: to Archie Great,
house, part of Lot 6, Mayhew's heirs
Nellie NJ Andes to VIM. E lockwood. '
Lot 10. Blk l. Caven & Rockwood's
East Woodlawn sub. LOO
Jas G Burt ct uH .t to Benz Rss1t:, F. McF Far.
sub of Outlets se. etc, and Lot Il, ole
ct ais Belmont add. $4,000
ux.. Lot -. Mliean's Brook Park add. 1.O12.Oe
John r. Miller ct ux. to Elizabeth Miller,
part Of Lot SO. JAS A. & Margaret
Geo. Kessier ct ux.:- to Moses Gunter ct
ux., Lots ga TO u, inclusive, Liebers
add. North Indianapolis. ................ 400 90
Geo Lot L Il PaEh Ct Mace lax to Celia M Push
The Indiana Savings and Inv. Co. to
i 81 N Pafs G Park Lot SUB esd
goods North Park add. ....".. SUI. 10000
TGs TO- oT PaGfBBs uts s al &c Jas henhan 100000
win. Lot 81. Thos. A. Morris's % add 10000
VIM. L. Thompson to Geo. f. Gilchrist
sr.. Lots IS and 10. Adams & Houston's
Horace S G. study f to Henry A. Beck. un ''0"
divided ss 3 OF part OF Lots 20 q. e. %
Elizabeth Reynolds ct al. to Margaret '''
Frady. Lots 4. s. 8. IL, IL, IS. H.. IS.
~ ana part or Lot 10. HOIlyWo0d-place
sub, Robson 4 Voorhees, add .......... LOO
Sam. E; Perkins. jr.. admir-. to VIM. e.
Rodocker. part OF the W of Sec
90. TIP II, Observation-Disclosures. 201. 90
Franklin f. Staley ct TO Ira E. Myles
ct parts OF the Il of Sec 35.
TIP h, 4 100000
Geo w Shelby ct to Jas. L. Carrico.
Lot s. Blk IS. John c. Burtons North
indianapolis add. 10000
Jay @. Noss to the Board of School Com
missiOners OF the city of Indianapolis,
Lot T. stephen W. Morgan. trustees,
sub. Fletchers east ...:............. 10000
School Commissioners OF the city OF
Indianapolis Lot 4. Chas. F. Pfaus
East washington-st add. ............-.. 100000
Jos. r. Evans ct ux. to the Board of
School Commissioners Of the city of
Indianapolis Lot .. Pfau's East Wash
ington-st add. 10000
Chas. +. Robbins ct ux. to the Board OF
School Commissioners OF the city OF
Indianapolis. Lot Is. Chas- f. Robbinss
Haughvilie add. ..:.:.:......:............ 10000
Timothy Sullivan to Hubert w Dudley
Lot SIS, Lazarus 4 Pierce's Meridian
Place add. $4,000
Horace ID. Holloway ct ux. 10 Geo w.
Rowlett ct ux., part of Lot IL. So Is,
Sd sec. Lincoln Park odd. T. $780, 90
Geo. l.. Harrington ct X. to Chas. f.
Burns ct TX, Lot s. So 3. S. X. Fetch
er's South Brooksde add. ................ 400 90
Geo. l.. Harrington ct ux to Archdeacon
Fletcher's South Brookside add ......... 400 90
Pe II. Hodson ct TO Myra 3. Bird
ct al, part of Lot 80. Ovid Buffers
north add to College Corner add. $500 90
Transfers, 20; total consideration s44 O7s %
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arlington MISS fdnnle
K.
Abbess. Rev. Mother
Austin, Miss Cora
Arnold, Mrs. Mary
Armstrong, Miss Sarilda
Anderson, Miss Clara
Bond, Mrs. G.. w.
Butler. Miss George
Breitswitch, Miss L.
Bratton, Mark
Bond, Mrs. George
Burden, Miss May
Berry, Miss Color
Bush, Mary
Baker, Mrs. Meyer
Burleson, Amanda
Blount. Miss Annie
Bernard, Herbert
Bunch. Miss Elsie
Blakesler. Mrs. w. j.
Burkhart, Mrs. Mary
Burrows, Miss Grace
Bandforth, Miss Harriet
Corbert. Miss Mamie
Cosler, Mrs. Z.
Cook, Mrs. Kimmer
Caldwell. Miss Mamie
Conner, Miss Myrtle
Craig, Miss Bertha
Cavett, Mrs. Eva
Chandler, Miss Edith
Cromyn, Mrs. William
Coving ton. Mrs. James
Corners, Mrs. NJ. b.
Coppage, Miss Anneatte
Grail, Mrs. Ella
Chambers, Jane
beaumont, Mrs. G. ].
Driscoll, Mrs. Vada
Davis, Mrs. K. w.
Dunn. Miss Lille
Dale. Kate NJ.
Davis, Mrs. Cora
Davidson, Mrs. Martha
Dolby. Mrs. Guy
Dowell, Miss Flora
Dumond, Miss Ella
East. Miss Nina
Elan, Mrs. w. q.
Elder, Miss Anna
Etris. Miss Iva
EdmOnstOn. Mrs
Chas. Y.
Etes, Mrs. Lou
Fosett, Mrs. Helen
Frazier, Miss Harriet
Flora, Sadie
Freeman. Miss Hattie
Ford, Mrs. Mary
Farral, Mary E.
Feist. Mrs. Mary
FRANKIE, Mrs. 1.
Furgeson, Nancy
Fadd. j. T.
Farrell. Miss Sylvia
Goldstein, Mrs. j. H.
Griffin. John B.
Guy. Mrs. Lide e.
Clifford. Miss L.
Griffith. Mrs. George
Grazer. Miss Lular
Griswold. Miss Sarah
Giffel. Miss Lena
Goens. Mrs. Habeka
Griffin, Mrs. John B.
Halle. Mrs. Sarah
Handley, Mrs. Carrie
Hinkle. Miss Elisha
Hamlin. Mrs. Kate
Howard, Mrs. Edwin
Hamiel. Mrs. Chas.
Hauck, Mrs. Ade-
laide B.
Horton. Mrs. Mary
Hickman, Miss Rita
Hanson. Miss Amy
Hoke. Fred
Harris. Mrs. Francis
HIGHLAND. Mrs. Ella
Hunter, Miss Estella
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Wool.

ST LOUIS, Oct. 2e.-wool quiet and firm: me-
dunn grades combing and clothing 17G21l.c
light fine. 15@l71zc, heavy fine. l2Ql$isc; tub
washed 2043oc.
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A USEMENTs.
RAILROAD TIME CARD.

1. NJ. time is in BLACK figures. Trims marked
thus: Daily: S-Sleeper: P-Psrlor Car: O.
Chair Car: D-Dining Car; t-Except sunday
SUNDAY only 3Daily except Monday.
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Ladies'.
Arlington, Miss Fannie Har

Harmon, Miss Marcia
Harding, Miss Mary
Hill. Miss Mary
Hewitt, Mrs. Fred
Hoffman, Mrs. Rebecca
Iselin, Mrs. Iris 7.
Jay, Mrs. Ella NJ.
Jenkins, Mrs. w. A.
jackson. Mrs. Carrie
Johnson. Madam z.
Johnson, Miss Maggie
Kinsella, Miss Maggie
Kegley. Miss Lulu
Kunz, Miss Laura
Luellen, Ross
Lewis, Mrs. Jennie
Lepper. Miss Grace
Lett. Mrs. Rosia
McCarnock, Mrs. Belle
Moody, Mrs. Emma
Myers, Miss Louise
Monks. Miss Alice Lea
Morand, Miss Matte
Morgan, Mrs. Mae
Martin, Mrs. Benjamin
Kitchener. Mrs. Elsie
Morris, Sarah
Moore, Mrs. A. w.
Morton. Miss Fannie
Marshall, Miss Mable
Manley. Mrs. j.
Morrison, Mrs. Constan-
tine
Matchett, Mrs. Louisa
Meeker, Mrs. Clarissa
Morton, Miss Matte NJ.
Moore, Mrs. George w.
Moulton, Miss Ada
Olklaus. Miss Edna
Cakes, Mrs. G.. z.
Pullen. Miss Leota
Pashealbilles, My.
Pierson, Lucy
Pinkston. Mrs. Malinda
Porter. Mrs. Eva
Patten, Edna S.
Regimes, Miss Elnoria
Ragens, Miss Anna
Ross, Miss Maud
Rochett, Mrs. Julia
Rogers, Miss Annie
Retze, Mrs. Mary c.
Swigert, Miss Helen
Spoon, Mrs. Alice
Scott. Mrs. Martha
Spenner, Mrs. Annie
Sullivan, Mrs. A. c.
Sites. Mrs. Fannie
Schafer. Mrs. Louis
Strain, Emma
Stolte, Mrs. Antonio
Sterling. Mrs. V. L.
Smith, Mrs John p.
Smith, Mrs. Ada
Sherburn. Miss Myrtle
Smith, Miss Katie
Slater. Miss Adfe
Streight, Mrs. Maude
Stephenson. Mrs. Matte
Steward. Fanny
Talbot. Mrs. Fanny
Glenn CD
Tayler, Miss Lulu CD
Taylor, Miss Villa
Tyler, Mrs. Laura
Warner, Helen
Wyman. Miss Lucy
Wolfe. Mrs. Cora
Willis. Miss Pearl
Wright, Miss Bertha
Walker. Mrs. John r.
Wood. Mrs. John
Williams, Mrs. Sarah
Weiss. Mrs. F.
Webster, Mrs. William
White, Mrs. j. L.
Williams, Mrs. Ollie
Wilson. Miss Odessa
Wright, Miss Wahneta
Young, Mrs. Jennie
link. Mrs. Andrew
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

FOR BALE--Cet free sample OF Lppincott &
Cree Company.s Chilli Sauce and Apple Butter
at Food Show. Tonllinson Hall, this week.
FOR sALE-Typewrters Light Running Fox"
and other leading makes; rentals $3.50 per
month q. M MERRICK, Gen. Agt., 209-2l0
Law building. New phone 1873.
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Building Permits.

Transfers, 2s; total consideration. 5
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GIN, HAM. ~ DAYTON ny.
City Ticket Office. 3 & ION. i'll s.
SJLJlTIIII9 Ticte; Once. g i 70 4. IN ST. s.
Lake Erie & Western R. R.
Claypool Hotel.

Toledo, Chicago and Michigan ex.....:tIs sio.ss
kuncie. Lafayte and Mich C'y spec. ~ 20 ito 70
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ST. LOUIS. Oct. 2s.-Metals quiet. Lead dull
at A2S Spelter eaAv IT $3.50.