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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-11-01
LITTLE VIBRATION SHOWN
AN AMERICANS EXPERIENCE ON
HIGH-sPEED TRACTION CARS.
III. s. Pritchett, of Massachusetts, the
First Foreigner to Ride on the
Observation-Disclosures Line.

BERLIN. Oct. 31.-President III. s. Prit-
chett. of the Massachusetts, Institute of
Technology. has the distinction of being
the first foreigner to ride on the motor
cars used in the high speed electrical ex-
periments on the Marienfelde-Zossen mil
itary railroad. After riding in both the
Siemens and the Allgemeine cars to-day Mr..
Pritchett described his experiences and OBJ
servations to the Associated Press. Both
cars reached a speed Of a hundred miles an
hour. Mr.. Pritchett was surprised at the
steadiness of the cars. which did not create
so far as unevenness of movement was con-
cerned. the impression of so great speed
as American trains running at sixty miles
an hour. and the engineers assured him
that the impression was the same when 60
ing at the rate of 40 miles.
Mr.. Pritchett was afforded every facility
for studying the experiments. He rode at
the front and in the rear OF the cars and
noticed the enormous air suction at the
rear platform. From the observat atoms
which he made and from the figures submit
ted by the engineers he does not doubt the
speed of 100 miles. He thinks that on
roads between cities like New York and
Washington with low grades, few curves
and heavily ballasted, cheap system of
electric traction would undoubtedly prove
profitable. 1t is great mistake, Mr.. Prit-
chett says, to regard the Marienfelde-
Zossen experiments a mere scientific
curiosity. Practical results of an important
character will certainly follow.
The engineers expressed the hope that
American capitalists would take the mat
ter up and put IL TO practical use. They
argue that the great holiness of American
capitalists and intense economic life in the
Eastern States offer exceptional prospects
for building the first successful high speed
fv1o iC and tnD
| little developed 10 take up the matter al
present
One OF Emperor Williams ideas is an
| electric road between Berlin and Hamburg
| He has shown the deepest interest in the
| Marienfelde-Zossen experiments through
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DEFECTS in POSTAL LAWS
AUDITOR CASTLE SAYS THEY MAKE
FRAUDS POSSIBLE AND SAFE.
Difference BetwccE Theory and Prac-
tice In the Matter of Auditing
some Amendments Suggested.

WASHINGTON, Oct. s1.-Various rec
concentrations to cure defects in accounting
methods under which abuses in the postal
service have occurred. are made by Henry
a Castle, auditor for the Postofice De-
partment. in his annual report to the Sec
Rotary OF the treasury and the postmaster
general. He says the defects pointed out
make Infinitely greater postal abuses than
those already disclosed, not only possible,
but safe. The report says the aggregate
transactions OF the postal service during
the fiscal year were s1.026, 7Si. 4OS, as fol-
lows: Revenues. sl34,27l.4i3; expenditures.
Sis. 7S4.4Ss: total amount Of money orders
issued. s3ss. ss5.5S4 money orders paid,
SEQ. $50 see.
Mr.. Castle says: "Presumptively there
Is double audit OF all government re-
ceipts and disbursements. but, literally. un-
der existing laws and conditions, 30 per
cent. OF the postal transactions can have
no examination whatever in the Postoffice
Department. Less than sl50.o0o.0O0 of the
u.ooo.ooo.oo annual transactions can have
the shadow OF a double audit
As to claims for railway mail transpor-
tation. aggregating about s40.0o0.0O0 a year,
the report says the auditor must rely
wholly on the bank statement or the de-
partmental authorities that the amounts
certified are due and payable.
The report recommends an amendment TO
the law prohibiting the payment of any
salaries or expenditures pertaining to the
business OF the post0ffice, by order or q
postmaster. 1t also recommends other safe
guarding amendments, together with an
increase OF 40 clerks TO handle current
business and vitality important work nee
essary to the safe audit of one thousand
million dollars year. The auditor sum-
marizes the recent investigation of the
methods OF his Office and deprecates the
fact that the auditor keeps no accounts
for postage stamps. stamped paper and
envelopes, etc, bought by the Postoffice
Department from the manufacturers or
Contractors, and urges a law to remedy
this defect.
The auditor recommends that Congress
amend the laws so as 20 provide, when
ANY branch OF the government desires &c
use patented article in the public service
some just method OF deciding the value OF
that article, based cost CT manufactures
reasonable profit and fair royalty, and
that the same be fixed as the price TO be
paid therefor. The manufacturer would
doubtless, in all cases, be willing to accept
the price thus established. He would have
no motive for Offering brides TO any Of
fetal for approving the sale and the gov
erpment would secure the desired improve
ment at minimum cost. If the manufac-
furer should refuse the price thus estab-
lished. provision might be made for in
validating the patent as TO articles re.
Qulred for the public service"
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Drop Forging Company. Marion 5. C. Appel
iants brief 80.
New Suit
eoei2. Myrta White Va. sun Publishing Com
pany- Marion c. c. Record Assignment OF err
rors. Noted.
APPELLATE COURT.
Minutes
1879. Union Central Life Insurance Company
vs. Edward y. Loughmiller. Floyd c. c. APP
pellant's additional authorities (S).
1919. City OF indianapolis et al. VS. William
cauley. Marion s. c. Brief for appellant
city 90.
1893. Luther G. Strong Joseph Ross Ben
ton c. G. Joinder. AppeIlees brief CD.
ASS. The Sargent Gas Company vs. Matthews
Land Company. Grant G. &. Appellee's brief 81
1902 Blair Baker Pi0w Company vs.. First Ma
tional Bank, Columbus. Ind. Hancock c. {.
Appellants brief 80.
fs2t Thomas Mcdowell We. Thomas Carln.
Wells G. g. Appellee brief tS).
4779 The Board Of Commissioners Laporte
county vs.. Charles Wolf ct al Marshall c. @.
Appellants reply brief tSl.
1925. Anna Oppenheimer Greencaste School
Township. Putnam c. &. Appellants brief tD.
New Suit
5oil. Patsy T. Hague VS.. Ethel Kesling ct al.
Boone &. c. Record. Assignment of errors.
Notice To clerk served Notice to appellees. ex-
cept William p Boyd. served. Affidavit OF nom
residence OF William Il. Boyd.
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SALES OF REAL ESTATE.
Twenty-Five Transfers Made Matter
of Record Yesterday.

Instruments filed for record in the recorders
ONCE of Marion county. Indiana. for the twenty
four hours ending at p. m Oct II. 1903:
Emma L. Stanley ct al. to Nancy 4.
Robinson. Lot s.. Kenwood Park add. 100000
Anna G. Reinhart to Leopold and Louis
V. Reinhart. part Lot II. Margaret
MEGA TVS sub. Outlet lls. etc., city
Albert % rl'V W. Benny. Tr. to Ruben shep:
ard, Lot 50. Hosbrook Il Co.'S Brink
man Hill add. Brightwood. ............. 10000
VIM . H. Traub ct ux xv, to Stephen ,hs "a, A.
Fatout's sub. $4,000
Lynch. part W u. Sec. 81. Tp Il.
victor bc NJ. Bacius to Mary j. Backus '"
part Lots and 5. --Pope's SUBJ st.
VIM M B. Austin ct ux to Frank B. '''''
bells sub. So Ii. city Of Indianapos.. 10000
Geo: L Harrington ct TX TO 9 Melvin
h Fletchers South Brooksde add. LOO
Geo. Wolf ct al. TO Michael Freyberger
Frank Ist Stewart s nx to Joseph
So Il. city Of indianapolis. .............. 10000
sub. So Il. city of Indianapolis 2S5OO
So Il. city Of Indianapolis. ESQ 90
Melvin Eudaily et ux. TO Anthony w.
X FTetcher's south Brockside add. 10000
Hubert w. Dudley ct to Maurice
Meridian place add ...-..-............... 1850 90
John W. Williams ct ux- TO Asher h.
Evans. IT.. Lots q and Is, Johnson's
cd West Indianapolis sub: also part
OF Il. Sec TO- Tp- 10. r. }; also
Lot 4. JohnSon's add. West Indianapolis
VIM. III. Sheets CT ux. TO James l.. Bar
nit: Lot 4. Wm. Y. Wiley's sub. Out
lot 1872 etc. city OF Indianapolis >, SOC. 90
Carleton q. Pritchard ct TX. TO Ralph
Hamburger et al. part Lot 100 and
LOG. Josephine kennedy's LIST add,
town OF Acton. 2,OOO.Oo
Sarah Eudaily ct al. TO Anthony W.
Bowen Lot %, II. Il. COburns sub.
Outlet lS2, city OF Indianapolis. 5000. %
Henry a Beck ct to Horace c.
Study part Lots 70. 81. - and Is,
Blk Is. Geo F. Adams add. zoo. 90
Eleanora NJ. Chambers to Matte Helm.
part OF a. Sec =, Up. 10. X. S.. 5000 %
/ Frances T.. Wilson ct al. 10 William W.
Barton, Lot 6. Hayden's I'd SUBJ Blk
Is. J0hnSon's theirsb :. 500. 90
/ Howard Anderson to Rilia NJ. Ralston,
| Lot l2i, ClaTk's Sd add, West Indian
apoliS
i Charles Il. Boyer. et TO Dennie j.
East park add .'.......s...'............ 10000
Isabella Malott To Lucy Jones. Lot l..
indianapolis 800 90
4 Brena NJ. Jones ct al. 10 Lucy Jones.
add 1000
| George L. Ashley 81 ux. TO Julia r..
Ashley. Lot :. Blk = Tuxedo Park add 100. %
Transfegs. %; total ~ %
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CASE OF LOUIS LEVIN.
Trustee Pratt Files an Amended Com
plant i'm Federal Court.

Addison s. Pratt. trustee in bankruptcy
Of the estate OF Louis Levin. yesterday filed
an amefssed complaint in the Federal
Court against Emil Mantel. Charles Medals,
Harry Wallace and the Western Under
garment Company to recover goods which
IL Is alleged Levin obtained from New
York houses on credit and fraudulently
shipped TO the defendants in this city. who
made them into undergarments. The
plaintiff states in his amended bill that the
defendants, Medals and Mantel, are hold
trg $1,000 worth of diamonds and about
rorty-five cases of goods, which they claim
are neld as q pledge for money which they
loaned TO Levin.
Judge Anderson has ordered the defend
ants 10 answer the bill next Monday.
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CRIMINAL COURT.
Fremon: Afford. Judge.

CRIMINAL COURT.
Fremon. Afford. Judge.
Charles Roberts: public fndecency. Defendant
arraisnec and pleads not guilty. Submitted to
court on an agreed statement OF facts Finding
OF guilty: Fined s. and costs and imprisoned in
Charles Roberts; public indecency. (City Court)
state OF Indiana files nolle prosequi, as defend
ant IL fined and sentenced in cause No. Si0l3 for
the same ofense-
dence concluded. Finding. OF guilty. Aged twen-
~. Sentence is suspended during good behavior.
NEW SUITS FILED
George Ward Va. Minnie G.. Ward; divorce.
William Williams vs. William Williams Soap
Manufacturing Company Superior Court, Room g.
Melvin Budd Hattie Husmire ct al: breach
or warranty Superior Court; Room 2.
Rachel Berry vs. Joel {. Berry; divorce. SUI
Louisa ]. Woodward vs.. City of indianapolis
o. al; complaint for damages. Superior Court.
Frank II. Rupert VS.. Mary Jackson: complaint
Tor un,awful detention OF chattel. Superior
John Il. weIch. executor. ct al VS. Jacob
Brown ct al: complaint for damages. Superior
Lulu Mann vs. William NJ. Mann: divorce Cir
cult Court.
ida Taylor vs.. Arthur L. Taylor: divorce. su.
Noah l. Harris VS.. Big -Four Railway Com
pany; complaint for damages. Superior Court,
Marcus w Carpenter vs.. Big Four Railway
Company; complaint for damages superior
city Bond Company vs. Charles J. TRULY ct al.
complaint On Improvement lien. Superior Court.
Room I.
Myrtle Allen VS.. Homer L. Allen: divorce. SUI
perior Court, Room :.
Hery Duncan VS.. honas ]. Duncan. divorce
Superior Court, Room J.
James n. Farrell vs.. Lucy NJ. Farrell; divorce
Superior Court Room ..
Marcus q. Adkins ". Albert C. Rauh: dam
AGES Superior Court, Room 1.
George r. June Lucy b. June: divorce Su.
pertor Court. Room ..
Lucinda Barekdan vs.. City Of indianapolis et
al; complaint for damages. Superior Court
Room !.
William l. Resoner William r. White
complaint on account. Appeal from White ius-
tice OF the peace. Superior Court. Room ..
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HIGHER COURTS RECORD.
SUPREME COURT.
Nf~,.t.

niE. William Hanrahan VS.. John ]. Knicker-
booker Lake $. c. Appellants motion and no
tice for reversal.
20Iss. Alexander Il. Tolin et al. w. Schuyler
e. Jones. auditor etc. Newton q. c. Appellee's
petition for additional time Granted. Fifteen
days
nsSs. James Anderson ., al. vs. Indianapolis
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REAL s6 ESTATE PEa ESTATE p,1c,,Ns
Ala. mr. Birmingham. plot suitable for lots.
Ark. Randolph Co., fine farm. 10 A.
Los Angeles. modern res. beautifully located.
CAL. Benicia, 1O-r. res and lot. 75xl25 TT. fine
Can. Man. municipality stanley. 800 A farm.
Can, n. w. T.. Dist. Alberta, 100 a. farm.
ont. Fort william; dne iI.r, res: and lot.
s; Denver. 2 bldg. lots; sherman sub-div.
Del. New castIe CO.. of fne i ss7 4. farm.
Fla. Alachua Co.. 10 A: and impts.
e SSsa factory b and a a2s warehouse
Ind. Carroll Co. good 2ss A fern
Ind. Washington Co.. Is A. and impts.
Kan. Lawrence. CIR. and lot.
Kan. Topeka, 1s-r. house, Harrison st.
Kan. Phillips Co.. 24O A. and impts.
Kan; Anderson Co. go 4; and impts.
Grand Rapids. lots O. ". Pesits a ASa res
Mich. mr.. Battle Creek. Il A. truck farm.
Miss Newton Hs Co. 500 a and a innpts nD'S
Mo. Bates Co. fine stock farm. 1880 A.
sseTidan So ssoes r9 nesr 12t9 A.
Brooklyn, Rugby. bldg. lot Schenectady Ave
y Keeseve isr stone lr res res s AND lot
y. Y, mr.. Saratoga Springs. 90 A. bldg. Site
n e, Pamiico Co, 20 a. and impts.
Ohio. Wilmington, l0-r res. abt. A.
Ohio. Greenfield factory bldg. dry house. etc.
Ohio Dayton. modern i6r. res. W. as FIRST St
Ohio. Licking Co. Is a. and impts.
Ohio. Toledo. mod. 10-r- and lot.
Okla. Washita Co.. $50 A. and impts.
Ore. Jackson Co.. 40 A. and impts.
Pa. Lancaster. country estate OF 96 A. Just
outside city limits trolley line; mod. 2l-r
res: exceliently located for s9b-div
Pa, Mekeesport, fine bldg site, 21i II. front
age, Fifth Ave. admirable for store and flats.
Phila-. \. plot. suitable FOR mfg. purposes or
sub-div.. Seventy-third and Woodland Ave.
Pa. COatesyine. six mod. or. res
Pa. Erie. res. and ground. w Tenth st.
Pa. York Co.. fine 1l5 "A. farm.
Pa. Dauphin Co.. farm and mill prop, 90 \
= D.. Hand Co. 1e9 A. grain land.
Tex. Fort Bend Co.. 5000 \. line rice land
5000 a. planted: we'll watefed.
Tex, Lubbock. n \. suburban land
Va. Louisa Co.. 90 \. and ifnpts.
Wash. Stevens Co. isO n. and fInpts
w. III. oSTRANpEI;, y. A. Bldg. Phila.
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rAILORS-Suits TO order from s1s up: pants 10
order from $40 up: fit and workmanship guar
anteed. THE LONDON TAILOR, 3Qs Mass ay.
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JOURNAL BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

FLORISTS
BERTERMANN BROS.
New No. 2l Mass av.. rs n. Del. ST Tel SO.
MONUMENTS-LOU.S p. KRUMSHlELD. quail
ity and skin. 2i2 East Ohio
PATENT ATTORNEY-T r. BELL. mechan-
ical engineer. patent attorney. In above ca
pacfty / do not claim exceptional facilities. ex-
cept those guaranteed by thorough knowledgs
OF ratent practice. technical training. honesty
and care. beyond which special advantages
exist. 40 and 50 Ingalls, Bldg.
SALE AND LIVERY STABLES
HORACE WOOD. Carriages. Traps. Buck
boards. etc) % Circle. Tel. 1907.
THE PEERLESS FOUNDRY. 7lo-is e Mary
land. manufactures stove repairs and DO repair
ing.
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FOR SALE OR TRADE.

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FOR SALE OR TRADE-70o.
FOR SALE OR TRADE-Read HAUGER'S 700
ad. under male help.
FOR SALE OR TRADE-A very Iine residence
I'm Chicago that cost $50. 900 for property in
Indiana; prefer this city. G. N WILLIAMS &
CO. 10 East Market.
FOR SALE OR TRADE-Farm OF 100 acres in
Starke county: ~ acres black ground: five
room house; big barn; one gravel road; school,
house on corner of farm: two and one-half
miles OF North Judson- c. y. WILLIAMS &
Co 10 Fast Market.
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SHOWCASE MANUFACTURERS.
SHOW CASE MANUFACTURERS
DICKMAN G. GRARHORN

Fine Show Case Manufacturers
Ca r. Washington St, Indianapolis.
When contemplating buying new show cases or
glass counters write us for the latest ideas and
designs and price quotations.
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WAyTED-sALEsMEN.


wANTED-Traveling salesman for Indiana: no
technical knowledge. but active. all-rOund
hustler established, weil-rated house. Box "a.
Detroit Mich.
statesmen wANTED-Two travelling speciality
statesmen of ability to sell hard proposition;
compensation commensurate with ability. BOX
1861. Joliet. Ill
WANTED-Salesmen 10 reduce our stock or
SIS 900 worth OF 1904 calendars: good side line;
small outfit; liberal commission; samples soc.
PRESS-NOVELTY CO. station l.. Buffalo, n n
WANTED-Capable salesman TO cover Indiana
with staple line: high commission with ad-
of 500 monthly permanent position 10
right man. JESS II. SMITH CO, Detroit. Mich.
WANTED-We paid one salesman this year
from January TO July 1866 commission for
selling weir's white lead side line; write
for our proposition. D. I. WEIR WHITE LEAD
CO. 81. Louis. Mo.
CIGAR SALESMAN wANTED-Cigar salesman
in your locality for city and country trade
penses; inciose stamp for particulars PIONEER
CIGAR CO., Dept. 25, Toledo, ..
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real. EsTATE-s3oo will buy lot fronting on
once. b. F. CLINE IA East Market st.
REAL ESTATE-Beautiful residence. 10 rooms.
on North Delaware street: thoroughly modern;
I worth 8 oOoi we want offer OF 5000 CRAIG *
REAL ESTATE-F1etcher avenue. near Laurel:
only N;!1o; easy terms INDIANA TRUST
REAL EsTATE-Modcrn double house north:
trade for residence north; worth 81 600 or 5000;
or take good lot on 1t. b. F. CLINE, ia East
REAL ESTATE-Vacant lot Laurel street.
just north OF Cottage avenue. Ssxlsl; $500
ANA TRUST COMPANY.
real. EsTATE-A nine-roon modern home on
n. DelawaSa, only $500; six-room house on
CANNoN. 3s1 Lencke Bldg
PEAL ESTATE-East Washington street. near
Roach; eight rooms. furnace and bath, electric
INDIANA TRUST COMPANY.
REAL ESTATE-New Jersey, near TWENTIETH
eight-r9Sm txo-story modern residence e in IN
INDIANA TRUST COMPANY.
REAL ESTATE-splendid six-room house. on
an ic,s' monthly payments; lreat bargain. l. NJ
PENTEcosT & CO.. s3S Lemcke Bldg.
REAL EsTATE-Modern double house 10
month; must have money quick; see me for
price b. F. CLINE la East Market st.
REAL ESTATE-South East street, near Stew
ems; three-room cottage; city water street i'm
provements all made and paid; rents s10s per
year; only s. 100 INDIANA TRUST COMPANY.
REAL ESTATE
Downtown business property. hrst-class loea-
tion good 6giISing SAFE paying INVESTMENT.
HS E. Market St.
REAL ESTATE-We have a number OF cottages
and double houses that are paying 10 to Il per per
choice rental districts. c. n. WILLIAMS *
CO. 10 East Market
REAL ESTATE-s6oo; look at the notheast cor.
ner OF Meridian and Schiller SITS; brick street
and cement walks all around T. all paid for;
CLINE. I24 East Market st.
REAL ESTATE
Lots on Capitol av.. Thrty-ifth ST.; fine
SECURITY TRUST COMPANY.
1iS E. Market st.
REAL ESTATE-i1 acres, one-half mile of Mar
tinsville electric line; one three and one four
room house; well. cellar and woodhouse at each
@stsr good SfR and co 70
Market
REAL EsTATE-vacant lot. east front, on
this lot must be sold within ten days; price.
$1,000; We want an offer; might take small mall
rental as part pay. THE INDIANA TRUST
REAL ESTATE
Very desirable dwelling of seven rooms on
Union street; a good property for nome; only
SECURITY TRUST COMPANY.
| REAL ESTATE
| Double dwelling. north; modern. bath. furnace;
mh ids Ss 20 20 i s
SECURITY TRUST COMPANY,
1iS T.. Market st.
| REAL ESTATE
| Substantial two-story brick block. south: two
storerooms. living rooms second floor all rented:
| $1,000: pays net per cent
SECURITY TRUST COMPANY,
las l.. Market ST.
| REAL ESTATE
| Flat building, north; corner lot, all rented.
building SO years old; substantial brick struc-
| ture; modern, steam heat. For particulars
call at
| SECURITY TRUST COMPANY.
! AS Z. Market st.
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real. ESTATE
BATES. NEAR PINE.

Large 1o-room residence; lot s6x140: cost s.. 600
&c build: going at sacrifice on account of mort
gage: only $500. INDIANA TRUST COMPANY.
REAL ESTATE-Large. splendidly constructed
residence ii rooms bath, furnace; cellar under
all; finished attic; front and back porches; large
barn; 30-foot alley; lot 60x202; large, beautiful
shade trees See 17I2 North Meridian street;
beautiful location and me. l. N. RICHIE.
i68 East Market
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SUNDAY CHURCH SERVICES.

Christian Scientists.
SECOND CHURCH OF CHRIST. SCIENTIST
Services: Sunday morning, 1890 Subject.
Adam and Fallen Man" Sunday school. a
m. Wednesday evening meeting, O'Clock
Shortridge High School, corner OF Pennsylvania
and Michigan streets. Reading ROOM 32i Lcmcke
building. Open week days. a. IN. TO .. M
Spiritualfsm.
THE FIRST SPIRITUALIST CHURCH-Corner
Alabama and New York streets. Sunday serv-
ices at 1045 a m and 7-45 p m. Miss Lizzie
Harlow. inspirational speaker, occupies the ros-
rum. Mrs. Josephine Rapp, the vonderfui me-
dunn, who can convince the most skeptical.
gives tests after the evening lecture The La
dies Aid Society viii give an oyster supper at
the church Wednesday evening. Eat your sup
per with the ladies. All welcome.
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AUCTION SALE
OF Most Beautiful Home on East Side,
1880 z. Washington.
At d. m. Monday. Nov. ..
To the highest bidder, without reserve.
This home, noted as one OF the most beautiful
on the East Side. Is for the first time Of
fered for sale. The owner has moved away and
IL is too handsome to rent. In order TO quickly
dispose of same going TO sell to the high
est bidder. You will never have another oppor-
tunty to buy such home at your price.
For any further information apply 10
INDIANA TRUST CO.
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DIED.

ROBERTSO<-Mr Edward Cool Robertson.
killed in wreck, Big -Four. Rev. J Cumming
Smith viii conduct services at Whitsett a. Cui-
vsr's chapel. Sunday, Nov !. S.ls a m, al
which friends OF Mr.. Robertson are invited 70
attend
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AGENTS wANTED-soo.
AGENTS wANTED-Read HACGER'S 200 sd-
.--ser male help.
wANTED-Agents; best selling 1oc article ever
offered. used by everyone: paws large income
to hustlers- Address THE c CO, 81 Green
witch St, New York.
wANTED-Agents make 800 per cent prois sell
ing .suovelty sign cards. merchants buy 10
TO 100 on sight: $50 varieties; catalogue free
cago. H.
Neutrality-suspicious. agent TO market loo. 900
shares treasury stock; established gold mine.
liberal commission. For particulars address
PRUDHOMME GOLD MINING CO, 533 slim
son block. Los Angeles Cal.
WANTED-Agents for new styles OF por-
traits. New sample case just invented: greatest
success yet. Weighs only four pounds; free
Write for particulars. MODEL PORTRAIT
COMPANY, New Era bldg. Chicago.
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FOR sALE-HoRsEs AND VEHICLES


FOR SALE-One closed ix-passenser carriage,
rubber tire; four-passenger rubber tire;
one four passenger, steel tire surrey, rub
Der tire surrey, steel tire; two phaetons,
rubber tire. and trap, rubber tire. These
jobs are all in good condition, have been used
but very little, and will be sold at q bargain
G. H. SHOWER. 324 Z. Market.