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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-01-20
COMMISSION TO ORGANIZE
GRADE CROSSING APPOINTEES TO
DECIDE ON THEIR PLANS.
ii. w. Bennett May BE President and
Frank B. Ross Clerk-Method to
He Adopted.

The Indianapolis Embarrassing commits
sion, composed of Henry w. Bennett, John
H. Enrich, DIR. Henry Jameson, c. E.
Coffin, Scot Butler, Eudorus NJ. johnson
and Charles III. Buddenbaum, will meet at
Mayor Bookwalters Office in the courthouse
at o'clock this afternoon to organize. 1t
is supposed that Mr.. Bennett, who was
named first by the mayor. will be chosen
president. The commission will, in all
probability, select Frank B. Ross as clerk
Mr.. Ross is a stenographer and is the
secretary of the Democratic county COM
mittee. 1t was understood last night that
he had the support of a majority of the
members of the commission.
After organization the commission will
discuss the method by which It will take I'D
it's investigation. That il will hear advo-
Gates of all the plans for the elimination
of grade crossings is certain; also, that il
will make a personal inspection of the
system of railroads inside the city, prob
ably doing this first. The city engineer
may be asked for data relating to all the
crossings in the city and statistical mat
ter such as has been accumulated on the
subject. The members have been giving
it is likely a plan will be completed at to-
days session
The members of the commission will re-
ceive no compensation for their services
The city will pay incidental expense of
the work, including the pay of the clerk.
1t has not been determined where the ses-
sions of the commission will be held.
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MEMS MASS MEETING.
The Invitation Committees for Serv
ices at the Tabernacle.

Ihe invitation committees for Serv-
ices at the Tabernacle.
The following invitation committees have
been asked to serve for the mems mass
meeting at the Tabernacle Church Friday
evening:
First Church-Thomas c. Day. Samuel A.
Johnson. Henry M. Bowling, II. III. Weer,
A. A. Stubbins, Irving Williams, George
s. Apologize, H. b. Sale, George C. Patti
son.
Second-W P. Maine, w. ]. Richards,
Lewis c Walker. John F. Wallick. H. D..
I. Barnes, w. S. Fish, Will Kirby
Tabernacle-W. o. Anderson. F. NJ. Mont
gomery, Smiley n. Chambers, G. G.. Stew
art. Robert A. Brown, John Chestnut, w.
c. Hall, w. II. Hubbard, j. III. Laird, Her.
bert Wood.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Richardson, f. F.
McCrea, Lot Lee, w. ID. Allison, ]. K.
Stiz. Walter r. Beard, A. j. Johnson, G..
w. Brown, p. W. Bartholomew, A. j. Did
die.
Fourth-w. II. Rhodehamel. Charles w.
Moores, Wayne Hanson. Charles Z. Foote,
Charles b. Hauk, Charles Smith, Victor
X. Hendricks, Harry Fuller.
Seventies. p. Schever. James w. wands,
Charles T. Blizzard. Clarence CARL, Harry
+. Gaddis John A. Wright, w. c. Jasper,
Arthur Mckee. Jacob Schmitt, E. s. Knox
Sixth-Rev. w. A. Luckey and members
of session.
Ninth-Rev. ]. w. Gibson.
East Washington-street - Rev. Frank
Hood, I. V. Archer. William Yule G. w.
Crane. William Mcpherson.
of session.
Grace-Rev. f. S. Foreman, j. H. Ham
ilton. j. w. Kerr.
Twelfth-Rev. William A. Hendrickson.
Norwood-Rev. j. +. Burt.
West Washington-s-reet - Members of
session.
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CHARGED WITH MURDER
PACK WILLIAMS WILL SET Up A
PLEA OF SELF-DEFENSE.
He Shot Wallace Powell on Christmas
Afternoon Because of woman
Other Court Cases.

The trial of Pack Williams for the MUIR
begun in the Criminal Court yesterday. and
will probably be finished to-day Most of
the morning was consumed in securing a
jury The jurors are w. l.. Tibbetts, city,;
Frank Lawson. Washington township: Ed
ward Duckworth, Oaklandon; T. b. Lynn.
city; Albert Ellig. city; H. W. Babe. city;
j. n. Gunder. city; +. w. Heldt, city; Lee
Dunn, Lawrence township; o. p. Johnson,
Wayne township; II. T. Yount. Wayne
township; Edward Caldwell, Millersville.
The State rested its case late in the after
noon and the only witness of Importance
the defense will offer will be the defendant,
who will testify that the shooting was
The murder was the outcome of drunk
en- brawl last Christmas afternoon. The
States witnesses testified yesterday that
Williams shot Powell because he was Jeal-
Gus of Powell's attentions to a colored
woman named Lulu McElroy. The Nc
Elroy woman testified that on Christmas;
morning Williams came to her room and
slapped her. That afternoon there were
a number of colored men and women at
the home of Charles Bell, 421 West Mich
igan street. They were drinking eggnogg.
McElroy woman the witnesses claimed
that Williams drew a revolver and shot
Powell. 1t was also brought out in the
testimony that Williams had made the
statement that he would kill any man he
saw with the McElroy. woman.
The defense will endeavor to prove to-
day that the McElroy woman carried a
knife in her sleeve and that Charles Bell
told Williams that he had better be on
the alert, as the woman might stab him.
The defense will also try to show that Pow
ell carried revolver, and started toward
Williams with his hand on his hip-pocket,
and it was then that Williams shot in self
defense
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HIGHER COURTS RECORD.
SUPREME COURT.

SUPREME COORI.
Minutes
1882. Board of Commissioners, Madison
county, Ind. VS.. Chas. w. Moore. Madison
c. c.. Appellee's brief;
1880, Clinton Whistler VS.. David Whist
Ter ct al. Grant c. G. Petition to file brief.
Company ct al. VS.. Redmond d. Walsh.
Lake c. c. Appellants petition for re-
hearing.
1882 Frank Van Buskirk ct al. VS.. Lydia
Stoner. Madison c. G. Appellee's brief.
New Case
2OO76 State ex rel. John Brooking VS..
James Branyan. Huntington c. c. APP
plication for writ of mandamus. Applica-
ton overruled for insufficient showing and
leave granted to amend
APPELLATE COURT.
Minutes
1891. The Cincinnati, Hamilton & Indian
apolis Railroad Company VS.. Ida Worth
inston. Rush c. c. Appellants petition
and brief for rehearing.
1856. The Board of Commissioners of Clay
county, Indiana VS.. Edward NJ Redifer ct
al. Putnam c. G. Appellees' petition for
additional time. Time. Granted thirty
47oI Henry w Weave ct al vs. Richard
Mayer, jr., administrator. Clay G. c. Bond
44S0. Edward B. Trent eft al. VS. Andrew
brief.
$3.50 The Mathews Glass Company. a
corporation, VS.. Benjamin F. Burk. Grant
G. c. Appellees brief.
New Cases.
47O6. William P. Hofferbert VS.. John W.
Wilhause ct al. Huntington c. c. Record
Assignment of errors Notice to ATTORNEYS
of record.
47O7. Frances NJ Echelbayer VS.. The Dia-
mond Plate Glass Company ct al. Howard
8. c. Record Assignment of errors
Waiver of notice.
47OS. David A. Coulter ct al executors VS.
ri
Clinton c. c. Record. Assignment of
errors. In term.
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BOARD OF WORKS ROUTINE.
PETITIONS FILED AND REFERRED T
THE ENGINEER

PETITIONS FILED AND REFERRED TO
THE ENGINEER.
For gravel roadway, cement walks Give
feeD. stratifed limestone curb, and lawns
in Graceland avenue from the north line
of Thirtieth street to the south line of
Thirty-second street.
For cement walks in Central avenue (east
side) from Fifteenth street to Sixteenth
street
For the opening of Miley avenue from
Vermont street to Michigan street.
For cement walks in Oak avenue from
University avenue to Arlington avenue.
FINAL ASSESSMENT ROLLS APP
PROVED.
Brick roadway, cement walks and curb
in California street from Market street to
Court street. Capitol Paving and Construc-
ton Company, contractors.
FINAL ASSESSMENT ROLLS TAKEN
UNDER AMUSEMENT
Wooden block roadway i'm Vermont street
from West street to Bright street. Hoosier
Construction Company. contractors.
Cement walks and curb in Thirteenth
street from Bellefontaine street to c., /. &
l.. Ry. A. ID. Bowen, contractor.
Cement walks and curb in Wilcox street
from Belmont avenue to Lynn street. Ma
rion Caldwell, contractor
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THE COURT RECORD.
SUPERIOR COURT.

Room John l.. McMaster, Judge.
jeremiah Grady VS.. Albert McKeckine;
damages. Plaintiff dismisses. Costs paid.
Crawford Fairbanks VS.. Frank Pitts ct
al; foreclosure. Submitted. Evidence heard.
Finding that $l.479.07 is due plaintiff.
Joseph McHugh New Telephone Com
pany; damages. Jury returned verdict for
the defendant.
Ida Whitlock VS.. Indiana polls Street-rail-
way Company: damages. Plaintiff dismisses
without prejudice.
Room flames NJ feathers, Judge.
New Albany National Bank VS.. Central
Power Company ct al. On trial by court.
NEW SUITS.
Katie Glatzel VS.. Henry Glatzel; COM
plant for divorce. Room g.
Charles j. Barnes VS.. Florence Barnes;
complaint for divorce. Room 2.
Mamie r. Benson VS.. Oliver j. Benson;
complaint for divorce Room 1.
George c. Bragunier VS.. John ID. Bragu-
nier ct al; petition for partition to quiet
title.
Andrew Smith VS.. Fred c. Victor ct al.
mechanics lien. Room 1.
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JOHN A. BRADSHAW DEAD.


Mr.. John A. Bradshaw. after an illness of
one week, died about o'clock yesterday
afternoon. He had been a resident of this
city for over sixty-five years, his parents
having removed here from Virginia in 1896.
During his long career he engaged in
various business enterprises. the most i'm
portant of which was that of pork packing
under the firm name of Holmes, Petit K
Bradshaw. For several years previous to
his death he had devoted himself to farm
ing.
His long residence here gave him wide
acquaintance, including many persons
prominent in the history of the city and
State. His "reminiscences of them were
varied and interesting. He man of
strict integrity and his capacity for fellow
ship attracted to him many warm friends
to whom he was always loyal and devoted
He was married in 1854 TO Alkaline Elder,
who survives him. The members of his
own family who are living are William a.
Bradshaw and Mrs. j. r. HusSey, brother
and sister.
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INDIANAPOLIS. SHELBYyILLE q
SOUTHEASTERN TRACTION
CONpANN

Cars leave Indianapolis for SheibyNlie ana All
intermediate stops from the corner OF Washing
ton and Meridian streets the following hours:
o. 4. s, .. 10, IL o'clock a. m. y o clock noon.
and /. .. 3, 4, ). q. . and II :l5 @ clock y. m.
Cars leave ShelbyVille for Indianapolis and all
intermediate stops follows: .. 4, :. ,. 10. II
O'Clock a. m. u o'clock noon. and ], :. ;. T. >.
8. = and 1870 o. click p m.
Round-trfn tickets Indianapolis to Sheibyviile,
can be purchased al Huders drug store. corner
WASHINGTON and Pennsylvania streets. and az
block.
January I fo01
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c.. H. & ID. Employees Ask Increase

A conference between General Manager
Waldo, of the Cincinnati Hamilton & Day
ton Railroad system, and all the repre-
sentatives of the unions comprising the
employees of that system will be held at the
office of General Manager Waldo in Gin
cinnati to-day to adjust the wage scale.
For some weeks past some of the employees
have been agitating the question of an in
crease of pay. The employees claim the in
crease asked all around amounts to about
10 per cent. The company states that the
increase on the whole would amount to
much more than this. In the preliminary
negotia tions the company called attention
10 the fact that the wages of the c., II. &,
ID. employees were not cut about ten years
ago. when reductions of railroaders were
in order. General Manager Waldo stated
yesterday that the company was ready to
pay all branches of employment much
as any of its competing lines paid for SIM
liar employment.
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The Infectious Grin.

There's praise for the man who labors
Through love of his fellow-men;
The glory of battle heroes
Has busted the facile pen;
But here's 10 the man / worship
To him whom / always call
1.-The man with the grin infectious"-
/ love him best Of all.
No matter how dark the pathway
With curtains of gloom o'erspread
No matter how thick the storm-clouds
Low muttering overhead.
This man with the smile contagious
Bids bulwarks of trouble fall
He tearcth tn, grin infectious
We love him the best Of all.
As into the world veil-hidcen
We're ushered when life is done.
When stewardships all are rendered
And every race Is run.
One halo of stars you'll notice
Outg "a ming the jasper wall:
1.-THE man with the grin Infectious
His crown will be best OF all.
s.. w. GILLIAN. In Baltimore American.
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WHISKY ADVERTISEMENTS.


City Attorney Joss has sent an opinion
to Mayor Bookwalter on the question raised
by the Ministers Association as to the
whisky advertisements on the waste paper
boxes in the streets. The ministers thought
the advertising came under the phrase
ology of the franchise of the company own
ing the street boxes which says: mo adj
vertisement shall appear on said boxes of
an immoral or disreputable character" Mr.
Joss says that lit could hardly be said by
a well-balanced mind that this advertising
is either immoral or dsreputable" He
said he regarded the advertisements as
suitable and proper The mayor will
follow the opinion of the city attorney.
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Pensions for Veterans.

Certificates have been issued to the following
named Indianians:
original--John u. Pugh Shelbyville Sc
Increase. Reissue etc.-Andrew c. Laughlin
Indianapolis SIP: Samuel NJ Kemper Mobiles
Vile SIC: Thomas J. Shue. Lakeside IS: John
w Bowman. Martnsville s24: Jacob " Holder
man. Warsaw. si2: Isaiah Higdon. Jeffersonyille
sI7: George Esman. Kirkln. ST.: Henry G
Young Greensburg, s2i: John +. Johnson Ovid
SO: Thomas :. Peak. Rushville. s24; James
Clemens. bloomington. s24: William Raymond
Quincy. SIP: Henry Sheets. Muncie. s12: Fred
erick Kuhenbeck. Columbus. 'Sl2: William w
Keen. Dunkirk. IS: Henry ID. Reed Kendall
vile. sl7 samuel Shell. Kingman, $50; Matthew
Hitchcock. Trinity Springs. IS: John :. Buzzard
Huntington. s.; Josiah Parkinson. Bryant sl2
Widows Minors and Deperdert Relatives
Martha j. REYNOLDS. Todd. s12: Sarah a Ten
eyck INDIANAPOLIS. SIP; Margaret r. Jackson
indianapolis. So: Charlotte Morse. Greenfield,
sl2; Ann l.. Dix. Cuba. sl2: Eliza j. Mogie
Anderson, So: minor of Donald Mcleod Ken
dsllyile. So: Mary A. Hickman. Winchester
si2: Harriet Tucker. Princeton. s.: Mary A.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT.
OFFICE OF THE INDIANAPOLIS
GAS COMPANY.
Report of Condition of Above Conn


pany, Jan. LIST, 1903.
AMOUNT or CAPITAI.................. 81, 900 900
Which has been fully paid up by the
transfer to sale company of the property
by said company in carrying on its bust
ness.
INDEBTEDNESS
Bonds secured by mortgage........s2 s., 40. 900
other indeb. edness ................. $4,000
Total Indebtedness .........-...... 81. 2s5. 900
r $. HASTINGS. President
s. ID. PRAY. Secretary
NJ. ]. QUINN,
A. Il. PROAL.
L c. BENEDICT,
r. $. HASTINGS,
State Of New York. city and county OF New
York,
r 8. Hastings. president and also director of
the Indianapolis Gas Company and Martin j
Quinn A Il. Proal and <. c. Benedict directors
tary public, this 18th day OF January. 1903 VIII
ness my hand and notarisl seal.
IsEAL1 JOHN II. BOGARDUS
Notary Public. Kings County. Certificate filed In
New York county
state az Indiana. County OF Marion, So
Subscribed and sworn to by the above. S. d.
PRAY secretary of the indianapolis Gas Com
pany before the undersigned, notary public.
this 18th day OF January, 1903. Witness my
FEAT CHARLES s WRIGHT
Notary Public. Commission expires April Is.
1905.
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Bishop Moore Coming.

The coming of Bishop David Fl. Moore
TO speak at the missionary mass meeting
at the Meridian-street Methodist Episcopal
Church next Monday night is anticipated
with much interest. His subject will be
Missions in China The bishops thor
ough Information upon this subject and his
well-known reputation as an orator will
doubtless insure for him a large audience
A considerable number of people from out
of town are expected TO be in attendance
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LOST.


IOST-sma.l blue enamel open facs-watch: lib
ersl rewarf: gift Return TO Journal
LOST-A CO rrage robe: left the Grand Onera
House about S O'Clock Tuesday evening went
west Ohio 10 Meridian. north on Meridian 10
Walnut. west Walnut TO Illinois. Finder re-
turn 10 ALBEIT GALL. E-ls West Washington
Ct. and receive reward.
IOST-From TIE farm OF Jesse Fletcher al
Millersville. two blaek-and- white setter dogs.
both black ard white. with tan markings:
enc had on plain sS.ap collar. the other a collar
made Of metal: good reward will be patd for
he return Of both or either OF them or for any
Information that Viii lead to their recovery
Jesse FLETCHER. - I'd building Isofh
ssbones. or ~ farm At MiIlersvills
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Mayors Son Better.

Mayor Bookwalter was at his home mos,
of yesterday with his son John, who has
been ill with pneumonia for two weeks
The child took a turn for the worse Sun.
day, but yesterday afternoon was much i'm.
proved, and the physicians are again hope
full of his ultimate recovery. He is the
mayor'S ONLY SON
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& MARTINsvILLE
RAPID TRANSIT CO.

FOR Mooresvi,le aud intermediate points cars
III leave Kentucky and WASHINGTON
street al $50 a and every hour thereafter 10
and including $50 p. m, after which time car
Ill leave AT $50 and 1875 D. m.
Car leaves Mooresviiie a, s "A m ana every
which time a car will leave at 10 O'Clock
The a m car leaving MocresvIie reaches the
linton station Indiana polls time 20 connece
with sunday morning excursions on All ran.
roads Hourly serves ta Brooklsn
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At meeting of stockholders of the
Southern Indiana on Monday. at Bedford,
the officers were authorized to extend the
road from Elnora in Daviess county to
Evansville, distance of about seventy-five
miles. This will give John r. Walsh a road
from Terre Haute 10 Evansville shorter
zine miles longer than the Evansville &
Terre Haute Preliminary surveys have
already been made. Directors elected were
en-, Chas. +. Weiland and +. NJ. Trissal, all
of Chicago.
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Union TRACTION CO. OF INDIANA.
Time Table Effective May -, 1902.
Station, Magnolia Block, Capitol and
Kentucky Avenues.

For Anderson Muncie. Marion. Alexandria and
intermediate stations. Leaves AIS a. m and
u. m.
Limited trains for Anderson and Muncie.
arriving Anderson In hour and twenty five
minutes, and Muncie in two hours. IL q. m
and r. trains make direct connections at
Anderson with limited trains for Elwood.
Combination passenger and express car VIII
leave Kentucky-avenue station at Sis p.
Kentucky and South Capitol avenues. for Muncie
and Anderson at 5.30 "a m. and 2-3o p. m. Morn
ing makes direct connection with express
for Elwood. Marion and Alexandria. Per-
ishable goods received from tc $50 a m for
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DIED.

DAyIS-Dr Eugene Davis Monday morning. at
his home. 154l College avenue. Funeral Wednes-
dav afternoon from the Third Christian Church,
corner OF Ashland avenue and Thirteenth street.
a D. Friends invited
scHIFFIING-LeHa Schiffiing wife OF Albert
schihfing Funeral from residence. 40 North
Senate avenue. Wednesday. jan p, D. m
Friends Invited
TORRENCE--Mrs James G. florence, aged
thirty-six funeral Tuesday Jan. 20 p. m.
from residence. III Moth New Jersey street
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WANTED-Agents for the John j. Ryan In
vestment Co. Call at Room so Baldwin Bldg
J. w. MYERS. Manager.
WANTED-Agents In cities and towns; ex-
perfenced canvassers preferred; for hrst-class
10J per cent. proposition; reliable quick selling
geoos: not novelties. WIRE SPECIALITY CO.,
Box 81. Akron. O.
WANTED-Reai estate and land agents of Indi-
ana, Illinois, Ohio, Michigan, Wisconsin, Iowa.
Minnesota. Nebraska and Dakotas. The tide of
Immigration, has turned TO Texas and thou
sands OF homeseekers are coming in weekly to
Investigate lands. We establishing local
agents In the West and Northwest and instruct
ing them to for all inquiries. Write
US for proposition TO represent local agent.
TEXAS REAL ESTATE AND LOAN Co. Levy
building Galveston. Tex
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Certificates have been issued to the following
named Indianians:
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INDIANAPOLIS. GREENWOOD .
FRANKLIN II. II. co.

PASSENGER cars leave Pennsylvania and Wash
,rz,on s,rsets First at S a. m. and hourly
thsreafter until 10 p. m. Last leaves at II Is
D. -.
f.se,gta and Meridian streets fer Greenwood only
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Special Announcement

on Wednesday matinee and night. Jan 2s, the
distinguished actress. Mrs. lie Moyne. VIII be
seen in this city. al English's. in her latest sue
cessful comedy. Among Those Present This
promises to be the most notable event or the
present theatrical season. Sale of seats Will COM
mence on Monday. Jan. e. Prices. p cents TO
$50. On account of the interest manifested In
Mrs. lie Moync's appearance and the large num-
Der of inquiries already made at the box once,
II has been decided that applications Tor seats
sent in before the opening of the sale Will ..
filed in the order of their receipt. Free list VIII
positively be suspended for this engagement
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SEALS, STENCILS AND STAMPS.
ErALMAYER, SEALsW1
N e-sI0aSs sS& sI EsSe!E essees K
k}E IL 1896. Is EMERlDlAN ST GRuuSr hocRI
RAILROAD TIME CARD.

a. n. time Is IN BLACK figures. Trains marked
thus: daily; S-Sleeper; P-Parlor Car; c
Chair Car; D-Dining Car: Except Sunday
SUNDAY only tDaily except Monday
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MONUMENTS.

New 1854 ADAMS * KRIEGER Main 1154.
Funeral directors. I53 " III. Lady attendant
MONUMENTS-A. DIENER. 449 +. Washington
Tel. 2525 Branch works E entrance Crown Hill
MONUMENTS-M. ii. Farrell. 2il West Wash
ington ct. New Phone 2ils.
MONUMENTS-For high-class monuments and
mausoleums from the celebrated granite quar-
ries OF Mcdonnell a. ScEs, the famous manufac-
furers, address HENRY MYERS, western
manager, the Chalfant, Indianapolis.
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Deaths.

John W. Gilbert ard Ellen Durand.
Albert II. Strawder and Flora Alice Brown.
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SEWING MACHINES.

SEWING MACHINES-s24-5 so buys the new high
est grade 4-drawer drop head, oak cabinet
genuine Singer Sewing Machine: $40 for the
Kew Home or Domestic; 81 for the White:
Standard. so; Wheeler * Wilson. $24; Mime
sofa. $3.50: Burdick. sl2.S5; Seroco, 1886. For
free sewing machine catalogue and most liberal
free trial offer out and mail this notice to
SEARS, ROEBUCK * CO, Chicago
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FINANCIAL.

LOANS-Money on mortgages. e. y. SAHLE5
& CO. I27 East Market Street
FINANCIAL-Money loan farms anywnere
In Indiana; per cent interest; NO COMMITS
SION: fell partial payment privilege at interest
dates: annual semi-annual interest; large
loans a speciality; write before making ar
rangements. CLEMENTS & EVANS. Craw-
louisville. Ind.
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JOURNAL BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
STORAGE.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY.

BUSINESS CHANCE-Send for price list Of
Douglass. Lacey az Co.'S dividend stocks; best
on the market. ORAN PERRY, 81 Law Bldg.
Indianapolis.