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vague hints of a happy past l must
find out about this letter." :
He touched a bell and the head clerk
responded to the summons. .
.la@Where is the letter which this con-
tainedf" asking Harding, as he held
up the empty envelope. -
NJ wil bring 1t. Tie woman who
wrote 1t wanted U.S.
"Oh, did a woman write 1t? Pretty
good business hand, eh, Simpson,
,i'Yes, sir; and she's a good business
woman. too, l should say. Her hus.
band bought Il block of buildings on
the South Side, and Intending coming
to the city to live, but he died sud
denly, and " Widow prefers to re
main on their farm, near Omaha. So
, 1903-02-20

Piso's Cure cannot be too highly spf keno
as a cough cure.-J. w. O'BRIEN, 324 Third
Avenue, N, MINNEAPOLIS, MINI. Jan. 6, 1900.
, 1903-02-20

It's a good thing to count the co st, but
don't forget to pay it.
, 1903-02-20

The potato may not be particularly sus-
ceptible, and vet it always succumbs to
the masher.
, 1903-02-20
JOHN 8. MCDONALD

Who Is to Build a So, 200, GOD Raiiroad
in Alaska.
Vast undertakings are not new fol-
John b. Mcdonald. He is a contractor
who has put through some large en-.
, 1903-02-20
Many School Children Are sioI,lv.

Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for Children,
used by Mother Gray, a nurse in Children's
Home, New York, break up colds in "a hours,
cure Feverishn IS, Constipation, Stomach
Troubles, Teething Disorders and Destroy
Worms. At all druggists, 25c. Sample mailed
FREE. Address Allen S. Olmsted, lie Roy, NY.
, 1903-02-20

Mrs. Winslow's S~oothingSyrup for children
teething soften the gums, reduces inflamma
ton ,allaYs pain cures wind collie. Csc. hbottle
, 1903-02-20

You an judge some people by the things
they don't do.
, 1903-02-20

81 H.,H. GREbN>s Sons, of Atlanta, Ga, are
the only successful Dropsy Specialists in the
world. See their liberal offer in advertise
ment in another column of this paper.
, 1903-02-20

A fat woman thinks she is plump, and
a thin one fatters herself that she is
syelte.
, 1903-02-20

The pen is mightier than the sworc
when it comes to signing checks.
, 1903-02-20

The sign painter can always make
name,for himself.
, 1903-02-20

The more we tell our troubles, the larger
they seem to grow.
, 1903-02-20

Silence is golden where hush m Pney is
, 1903-02-20

Perfectly simple and simply perfect is
dyeing with PUTNAM FApELEsS DYES.
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Will BE A LEGAL CONTEST
ILLINOIS ROADS TO FIGHT RULINGS
OF STATE COMMISSION.
Railroad Construction Checked by
Scarcity Of Rails-Number OF EN-.
ployes I'm Service ON Roads.

Traffic officials Of the railways of ILL
nois are protesting against the order Of
the state commission reducing rates Is per
cent. 1t Is the first severe blow given to
the policy of advance in rates that the
railroads have had for two or three years,
and traffic officials think it an outrage.
declaring that its effect upon revenues will
be disastrous. They threaten that IL all
class rates must be reduced they will can
eel all commodity rates on raw material to
manufacturers. 1t is claimed that this
will affect every city In Illinois and benefit
st. Louis. Milwaukee, st. Paul and other
cities to which interstate rates apply. 1t is
asserted that short-distance rates are no
higher in Illinois than in other States. The
railroads. 1t is understood, have decided
to make a legal fight against the order Of
the commission by refusing to obey it and
engaging In a contest when the commits
sion undertakes by legal process to enforce
the reduction. Furthermore in the face
OF this action of the state commission, Ii is
recalled that preparations are under way for
further advance in rates that would
have been put In effect by this time had
the general freight agents carried out in
structions of superior officers 1t was mem
toned recently that they were ordered to
arrange a cancellation of all so-called COM
modify rates, but of 150 they only reported
the removal of seventeen.
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In the District Court OF the UnItsa $780, $780,
the District of Indiana. S'o'es tor
In bankruptcy. Feb. y. 1903
Before the Honorable Albert r. Arao
Judge Anoerson.
No. 1si5 In the matter OF Simeon
James Arnold and Thomson Arnold uninan.
II being shown 10 the satisfaction NJ IN. -.
by anidavit nled. that the petition hereinu r !,
brought to procure adjudication IN -
ruptcy against Simeon Huffman James anK,
and Thomson Arnold and that James ArnaI aoi ~
not an inhabitant Of said district nor v III Is
therein. and does not voluntarily appear ,ha LUNA
and IL further appearing that personal $500.
upon said respondent Is not practIeahls wee
ordered, that said respondent do appear q ana -
plead. answer or demur 10 said petition ~, lo
before the 18th day OF March, is0s ana On -. OF
order shall be published In a newspaner 80 TINS
eral circulation printed and published A., gen.
district once week for six consecutive vssL %
prior 20 the day above named weeks
United States OF America pistr,c, - -.
ana. 1. Noble c. Butler. clerk OF said c ]s,u
DO hereby certify that the foregoing is , :.
copy OF an order this day entered In said court
Witness my hand and the seal OF said CON-, :.
l6EAL-J India napois, In said district thfs ss,s
day OF February, 1909 -"
NOBLE c. BUTLER. Clerk
samuel + Cook. Solicitor for Petitioner.
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FRUIT in LARGE SUPPLY
ORDERS PLENTY ON COMMISSION
ROW, BUYERS NAMING PRICES.
Houses Overtaxed with Fruit and
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Grain
Market-Inspectfon of Grain.

On Commission row yesterday orders were
plenty but buyers named prices and prob
ably there was never a day when prices
were more demoralized on the row than
yesterday. The fact is the commission
houses are overtaxed with fruits and vege-
tables. There never has been time when
apples and every line of vegetables were in
as large supply as at the present. and ap-
Piles are rotting so badly that commission
merchants are anxious to dispose of them
Customers know this and are able TO get
good fruit practically at their own figures.
Oranges and lemons are in good supply
but prices are quite well maintained. Re-
ceipts of strawberries from the South were
large yesterday and prices ruled easier Re-
ceipts of green stuff of Southern growth
were quite large, but this line of trade
meets with better sale than does the older
stock Asparagus OF South Carolina growth
was offered yesterday for the first time at
40 cents bunch. The produce market as
wen carries an easy tone, every article In
the produce line except choice butter being
easier. Live poultry is coming in now very
freely and less dressed stock. but all ar
rivals are well taken care of. However, to
make large sales prices are shaded. Eggs
are weak at lie a dozen. Arrivals are large
and II Is claimed that colder weather would
not now affect prices so large are the hold
ings. The wholesale grocers are having a
good run of trade. AS the roads improve
their orders increase. Sugars and coffees
rule steady as to price, but there is no
money in sugar at present figures. Canned
goods are moving slow; fortunately, stocks
are well reduced. The iron and steel mer-
chants report their business at high tide.
A member of one of the largest firms in the
city said yesterday he had never known
their business as good in March as at the
present time. He thought that the fear of
an advance in prices might have some
thing to do with the active trade. The
leather market is more active and prices
are very firm, with the tendency to a high
er figure in some descriptions of leather.
The hide market moves along much in the
rut of several months past. Prices being
unchanged in other lines of trade there is
nothing calling for special mention.
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General managers of Chicago lines were
served with notices Thursday that the Chi
cago Junction Railway had raised its
switching charges. the increase amounting
In all cases to at least Is per cent. Accom-
panying the notice was the explanation that
the expenses of the junction company had
Increased much faster than it's revenue. and
there was no recourse but to raise switch
ing charges. The railroads viewed the ac-
ton or the company with some alarm. for
unless they feel that they can add the in
creased charges to the freight ii will in the
aggregate be a large increase in expenses.
For the purpose of considering the matter a
meeting OF the General Managers Associa-
tion was called and a committee was ap-
pointed to look into the matter and see
whether the Chicago Junction cannot be in
duced to withdraw its notice. The increased
rates embarrass the railroads especially at
this time on account of the Elkins law.
For years the question of switching in Chi
cago has been subject to a great deal of
contention and trouble. Shippers have con-
stantly complained that the switching
charges were excessive and operated against
the Chicago market.
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ErOLMAYER. SEALS Sll
UNC1&& SIENCILS,S LAEPSg
jo}S IHI3sA Is EMERIDLANsLe epuHD houR..l

10 yellow. 4.2sc: IA yellow. 4.2oc; Is yellow. 4aOc:
is yellow. i.a6c; ~ o..
e ssc to prime l'1'.s en''s ''S''' 'ssup''
Giss: cassie issise 91tmsE. .,d SSSsOc Per n
Lesd-ssg7c Tor pressed bars.
,, %oSs RO 8 sseasJ per No 100 @ No.
Twine-nemps i2GiSc per n wool SOLO; , FAX.
w W zoo / tubs ssgi: No. tubs $50
g. ss No sS9s aoab SnGs1
Common washboards sls5glso; clothespins. COO
''' p'' WA Iron and Steel.
&c: plow slab. 45oc: American cast steel. saiic:
tire steel. Sq3izc; spring STEEL 411qSc.
Leather.
Oak SOLE ssa4sc: hemlock sole, z7dssc; harness.
s s5g4g Kin ss as5e French kip city s ss
skin. Socds1; French calfskin sl.DqLss
Nails and Horseshoes.
Steel cut nails. $3.50: wire nails from store.
50. rs rates. from mill, Sis rates. Horseshoes.
P psi . Gas per box Barb wire salvanasd n0 g.
nses raw si per sa IT,, lnsssd OIL boiled
Produce, Fruits and Vegetables.
Appies-Kings. extra fancy: high color. sso:
Gaeennss. extra fancy s. Is; Hubersons, sxtr:
fancy. $40: Rome Beauties, extra fancy. "a:
spa . sssra ffnSz; ' b1nuhes. 4Oc.
Beans-Hand- pick,ssa pc pea i, 20 per bu.
cabbase-New York Danish. $40 per ton.
cseIiery-calIfornis. per crate. In rough. Is.
SS OeoanSSss-sssl gsr Bag
Grapes-Malsga. per key, IS.
Honey-white. The per ID; medium dark. Isc.
fhssr,eeomnsoF:xtra fancy verdeiia. sso ain. ,,x
box: 800 size g 70; California. per box, ST.
0,anres-Calitornia nayels. s275
onions-Red. 81 per- cwt; yellow. 81: spanish
$3.50. - .,
Potatces-wisconsin white. Sc per bu.
shallots-30c per doz.
S,rawherries-Per Of. 35c.
sweet Potatoes-Inois Jerseys. $50: Ken
q" Trasyynips-Per tri. soc.
Tomatoes-Cuban. e-basket crates. s.
Provfsions.
suxar-cured Hams-Indiana. Il lbs average
M TO + ,sf aYs earsd Rsiable IS 60 % n.
average HE, sugar-cured Indiana. 10 10 lbs
sysssss s, l psS homeless pig pork D.r b.,
200 lbs 90 fancy clear ban p, PGs h ger brl 800
pss S pr,es OF the srs adding soc cover addi
tiona ,ao cJSs rendered i2se pure lard. Ike
sides -; % e 20 n ,ss sversrs
80 lbs s,s Il 10 2 lbs average isxc u 'ss
ave ~ average isisc clear backs 20 10 50 lbs
aversss si tc % In ~ dry salt &c less to
seeds.
cloves psTsss Sal i'g T,mS,b Ens,s clover
10 30" Fancy Kentucky bluegrass. ti@qlu; <x.
'o ss sssS; EnslsS I siSssis:s ss' ''s
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indianapolis Grain Market.

The indianapolis grain market continues
dull for this season of the year, chiefly on
account of light receipts. There appears to
be good demand for all cereals and prices
are high except on wheat for this season of
the year. There should be large arrivals to
meet the market, which would readily take
the receipts at the following range of
prices, bid call and reported by the
secretary of the Board of Trade:
Wheat steady; No. red, 731sc track, 731ac
on milling freight; No. red. Tic track;
wagon, 73c.
Corn weaker: No. 1 white 42Ac; No. 2
white, 42kc; No. white. 42Ac; No white,
40Ac; No white mixed, 411zc; No. white
mixed, n11c; No. white mixed, 391zc; No. 2
yellow, 42c; No. yellow, 42c; No. yellow,
40c; No. mixed. 411zc; No. mixed, H1zc;
No. mixed, 39zc; ear, 42c.
Oats steady.
Inspections-Wheat: Rejected, car; no
established grade, l. Corn: No. white, 4
cars; No. 4 white, L. No. 3 white mixed, l.;
No. white mixed, 1: No. yellow. 5; No 2
mixed, j; No. mixed. 3; No. mixed. /;
mixed, 1: No. 3 mixed. 1; rejected, f. Hay:
No. timothy, car. Total inspections, SO
cars.
THE WAGON MARKET
Offerings on the wagon market yesterday
were seventy loads, and large per cent of
them were disposed of by 2 p. m. Corn sold
at 44c to 46c per blu, oats at CSC to 42c, white
oats bringing the last named figure Some
choice hay sold at SIG per ton but most of
1t at $13 to $14 per ton, as reported by the
wagon weighmaster.
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General managers of some of the lead
Ing lines fear they may have to abandon
to considerable extent the laying of new
steel the present year or else go abroad
for their rails. This statement is made
on what appears to be good authority. II
Is estimated that while the United States
will, during the coming year, produce $780,
600 tons of steel rail. to carry out contem-
plated improvements 100000 tons will be
required 1t was expected early in the
year that the railroads of the United
States would about use the production of
the mills and that that would be equal
TO the demand. But Ii is already clear that
the demand will exceed the supply. The
extensions during the year will require a
neavy tonnage OF new steel, and the mills
are already overcrowded with orders and
are constantly receiving inquiries from i'm
portant roads to what they can do in
furnishing new rails. The Pennsylvania
the New York Central. the Erie the Bal,
timore e. Ohio and the Chesapeake e. Ohio
nave placed large orders already, and the
entire output of the mills for the present
year Is practically purchased
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HONOLULU, March 19.-The House COM
mittee on public expenditures reports the
discoyerv Of another embezzlement in the
BOARD of Public Works, the amount aggre-
eating $500 The report of the committee
charges Charles Wilcox with having re-
The report also says that the fact that
there was a shortage In the funds OF the
Board of Public Works was known to Gov
ernor Dole. Superintendent Cooper and to
ex-Attorney General Dole, and charges the
above named officials with having neglected
TO take any action in the matter. The re-
port also says that Governor Dole mas ap-
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or ALI the good things man has found
Scattered upon this planet round,
Tobacco surely holds its ground
weed delicious
No other green leaf yields so much
Delight: no flower has fragrance such;
No plant it's virtue with touch
or something vicious.
pipeful after breakfast, when
i read the morning paper; then,
At luncheon one small Whit again
A tube of tissue:
And, after dinner, cigar.
An easy chair beside the jar
Wherein the good Havanas are,
Too close to miss you.
Life Is at best journey brief.
And Time pursues us like thief,
But II one cultivate the Leaf
There Is no hurry.
A friend, IL cheers one on the way.
And helps to lengthen out the day.
And keeps the hair from turning gray
With care and worry.
Virginia Turkish or Perique-
pun of incense and a streak
OF smoke that almost seems TO speak
In sweet aromal
And may the good Tobacco last
So long to life hold fast.
TIL Death. the old iconoclast,
Brings his diploma!
Frank Dempster sherman. In Life.
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ITO Be Continued

e Mn aIes North Indiana polls ada. 10000
Eva n Wade ct al. TO William r
Werbe nj of Lot s, Lewis & Co.'S
Arsenal Heights add 10000
Jesse Foltz ct al to Sarah j. Speer,
add add Mount Jackson .................... 10000
PARK add ~ .............:..... 10000
r ct nx Lots 81 and IS. Bruce Place add. LOO
Sarah F. Pope et al. to Elizabeth
add ....................;..: LOO
Armstrong Park Land Company to Alfred
Park add .....................:.:........ 10000
William II. Beerman to Garfield Park
B. and l.. Association. Lot Is. Bake
meyers sub. Bakemeyer's South add 10000
Sheffield H. Wright ct TX. to Charles
F. Palmer ux., Lot 80. Wright
Sharp's I'd add. Dennison Park add. zoo. 90
Standard Land Company 10 John r.
Love. Lot %. Minturns North add. 100000
Transfers, "a: total consideration. s54. sl2 90
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SALES OF REAL ESTATE.


Instruments filed for record in the recorders
Office of Marion county. Indiana, for the twenty
four hours ending at p. m. March 10, lso3
Iarkin c. Monday ct to Maricum
Green, pit OF the n e q, Sec H. Up H. -.
%''''"'
Susan H. Botshow ct al to Kate r.
i MprS Si etc Ic' -, soooot
Felix keenan, ct ux to Mary Schlnerly
Sollere Corner 2ss5.ot
Armstrong Park Land Company to Bessie
Henderson. Lot Sis Armstrong Park
John H. Pruitt ct ux. to Universalist
New York add ........-.......:.:..:..: 500
asS. Martins New York add............ 5.ooo.ot
William w. Knight to Erna H. Turner,
Lot 10. Robbins Hubbards Hill
Alice NJ. spaan to Charles T: Boyer.
heirs add ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 2oOo.0
Hogshire's Eas, Washington-st. add. l.soo.c
Lot :. ostermeyer's Prospect-st. add. 1.oso.ot
William A. Hensley ct ux. TO James p.
Wheeler Ell ux.. p. OF the u, Sec
20. TIP IL. X 1,5oo. O
Marion Trust Company. guardian. to l.
So g. city OF indianapolis. 800. 2a.ooOo
NJ. F1ieel. Mt OF Lot 20. Burton's sub. 1000
Southport Lodge, +. and A. M, Nc. 2sz,
10 Martha Norman, pt Of Sec IL. TIP IA.
4. town OF Southport
William n. Youngman ct W. to omer &c.,
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May 1 is the date for opening the new
passenger station OF the Lake Shore In Chi
cago.
There will be a rate meeting on Monday
at the English Hotel of the Indianapolis
Passenger Rate Association
The Hooking Valley road earned i'm the
second week or March Sis. .16, an increase
over the corresponding week of 1902 of
s., 6S3.61.
Governor Nash, of Ohio. has reappointed
]. c. Morris state commissioner OF rail-
roads and telegraph. His first term ex-
pired March IL.
r. p. Aigeo. district passenger agent OF
the Cincinnati. Hamilton & Dayton and the
Monon. has gone TO French Lick Springs
for stay OF several days.
John O'Connor. depot master at the Big
Four freight depots in this city, completed
his thirty-fourth year In the service of
that company on March 15
The Continental Limited OF the Wabash
on Saturday made the run from Montpelier
TO Danville, 206 miles. In 2o3 minutes ex-
ceeding all previous fast runs on that road.
An official circular announces the an
pointment OF George Morton as general
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Building Permits.

John Titus. 1918 North Delaware street. DWELL
ing. $500.
" 8 Miner. 1924 West Twenty-third street,
frame cottage. $500.
NJ S. Browning. Broadway two-story DWELL
ing, 50, $50.
r. r.. Robbins. 2o2s Ashland street. remodeling.
81, 500.
U. s. Tile Works. Sixteenth street. smoke
stack. Sl.00o
Emma Gould. 1ils West Twenty-ninth street.
addition $3.50
Anna Seger. 444 Broadway street razing SO
James Hern. 81 Jefferson street. remodelinx
81. $50.
Ella Haines. Martindale avenue. dwelling.
sl.375.
porch. So.
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FOR 1RADE-An 800 country stock Of nice
bright. clean, up-to-date salabe merchandise;
dry goods. notions. ladies'. mems and children's
furnishing goods, ETC., less than fourteen months
old, no fixtures millinery; all solid goods
open for inspection; owner wants wild i'm
proved land or other good property and a small
removed. For particulars address BROWN &
CO.. os-50s Hall Bldg. Kansas City. Mo.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE TO CONTRsCToD, :

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TO bid on street sidew.,r
Ina sewer improvements In the city OF Muneis
BY order Of the Common Council. city of Nun
Per r. G. HICKoK. CITY c,..,
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The Western Passenger Association meet
ing adjourned at Chicago on Thursday, un-
able to reach an agreement regarding the
Elkins law. One of the railroads. it is said,
Will institute test case for the sole pur-
pose of obtaining decision on the law. 1t
was decided to have the chairman prepare
circular of instruction regarding the law
which will be sent to each passenger agent
for the purpose of having him revise il. 1t
was further decided to amend the rules of
the association so that army and navy
officers. their wives and members of their
families. can no longer get half-rate trans
portation when travelling on their own ac-
count The increase in the minimum ex-
cess baggage charge from Is to % cents
was cancelled. rate of one fare plus 81
for the round trip was granted for the
worlds fair dedication services
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FOR RENT-Suite of furnished rooms, all mod
ern improvements with CRATE. gas, bath and
also board; others in the house. SIS N. Cap
ftoI
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Uines sent with mirror.)
send this poor, plain thing: you'll not refuse IL
To make A. beautiful, you've but to IL.
james Dooling. In Boston Transcript
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FoR RENT-HOUsEs.


FOR RENT-See list at 131 Z. Market; ground
hoor. GREGORY & APPEL.
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wANTED-sALEswEN

w ,AtNfED-Irayfifng salesman TO take as a STA
Z. .ne. on commission. complete line OF bicycle
t t1r ana sundries. Address ROCHESTER, RirPoo
Der CO.. Rochester. N. " RUB
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FOR sALE-Typewriters; Light Running, Fox
and other leading makes; rentals, $50 per
month. q. NJ MERRICK. Gen. Agt.. Ia z.
Washington ST. Phones 509-
Typewriters. ell makes, IS up.
Machines rented. $50 per month.
TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE. % Monument pl
FOR SALE-One Dean Bros duplex power
jump. Inquire w. LARUE, at the Chalfant,
corner OF Pennsylvania and Michigan streets
Telephone New 52S.