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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-07-07

Certificates have been issued to the following
named Indianians:
Edward P. Chaplin. IS; Jacob Bowman. IS;
Fred L. Prov. $l2; H. L. Keller, IS: Henry j.
Long, S.; William Surkhart, SO; Charles jack
SON, S.; William Harvey, IS; ELAN NJ. Odel Sl0
William 'G. Holdredge. s.; Jacob Yeagla $751;
Nancy A. Chnn, s12; Mary N. Agar. SIP; Sarah
A. Humphrey, IS; Elizabeth Mason, IS; M E.
Edwards, IS; Mary A. Sandage. Sl2; Margaret
Sheppard IS; Esther j. Stapleton, sl2; minor of
Joshua Wyans. sl2: Christina Carver. IS: Cyrus
p Nicely sl2 James Buchanan, sli; John s.
Mott. sl2 Ernest p. Derck. s27: Alfred Roberts
s17: William S. Sketo, s24 Charles F. Shcper
So John J. Jobe s12 James Monroe s12 James
w Campbell s2i John T. Hitchcock. sl4; James
~ Bresiey. 81: II. ]. Landers $40; Nathan W.
Nirkirk. ST.; Philip schramm. s12; Charles r.
Culver. $40; J. T. Rogers, $40; Elijah Cotton sl2;
James NJ Kelly. sl2;; Oscar Jackson. Il. F.
sl2; Simon WISER, S4 w. L. Lee. slO, a. II.
Howes sS Henry Lppert S. A. E. Miller, IS;
John H. Hunter. 81: William H. Butler. s2i;
ace T. Matthews s4; George W. Mikels. s2i;
Andrew Loughmiller, N2; John A. Sandy. $50:
y. G. Carl. si2: william J Edwards. So, Nelson
Sll; FORTS Sylvester, $50; Robert NJ. Campbell,
$40: George r. Carries. s12; Silas X. Mullen s2i;
John c. Lidder. S14, Albert Milton, ST.; Ebenezer
Kennedy. $17: William Gotta, s14: s. w. Fralcy,
$l4; Perry Miller, IS; jeremiah Foley, s4 S. n.
Grifith S. ]. NJ. Goodwne. $40; E. B. Foulke,
S.; Nelson Cook, 10, and Rachel Haskins. Sl2.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT.


Visions OF section fiye OF the act OF Congress
approved jan IA, 1855 (25 STAT 642) as amended
ess stat. CO.. that the survey and enamina, ds5
OF certain. lands in the cass Lake and Chippewa
Of the mississippi Indian reservations, in the
dta,ls und.r th< provisions OF the act Jan.
IA. 1889. have been made. and that ninety-fiye
PER centum " the zine timber said lands
VIII be offered for sale upon sealed bids for
separate sections. and In addition thereto for
groups OF ten sections in numerical order OF the
Township IA north. Ranges 30 80 81. ~ IVES.
Township Iis north. Ranges %. 80. 81. 81 wsst
Township lie north. Range p. 30 west.
Township 1f7 noith Range so west
The rema ming Ave per centum OF the t,r,har
these lands the purchaser will be reoutre5
20 leave standing for the purpose OF reforesta-
ton
The bids for this timber Will be opened az the
Cas- Lake Land ofhce. commencing at a m
on Dec. =. 1905 All bids 10 receive Consider
ton. must he fled in the district land offics =,
Cas- Lake before O'Clock p. m. OF Dec ss teos
Printed lists OF the timber 20 be sold giving
the minutes OF the examinations showine ,hs
quantity OF pinc reported as on each trss. ne
snna. and copies OF the Rules and Regula tions
lana. NAY Re obtained on appiieS,I,n rom m the
register and receiver OF the land Office naned
or upon application 10 the General Land o.
Gee. WaShlnfton. ID. C.. for ninety days prior 70
deposit IN form OF cash or certified ch.cS =,
twenty rer cent OF the amount OF the bid ac
cording 10 the value OF such timber as ner ~
government estimate must accompany each hIf
which will be retained and credited as "a,
payment OF The purchase price should the Ma
he accepted and the agreement and rules and
regulations complied with be forfeited ~
the bid l. accepted and the required bond ana
agreement II not furnished within ten DAYS fror.
The notice by telegraph cf the acceptance OF ssia
BID The right Is reserTed TO reject any and Ar
H<x- J. II. FAIMPLE
:, Acting Commissioner
Acting Secretary
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SEALED PROPOSALS.


Sale OF cLoTHING-Depot ouartermaster's
once. st. Louis. Mo-. June "A, 1903 viii be
sold at public auction at the u. S. Clothing
Depot. Second and Arsenal streets, st. Louis
No.. at 10 O'Clock m July .. 1903. fifty thou
sanI 81, coo). each. summer coats and trousers
the ST. Louis. Mo-. Philadelphia. Pa. or New
DIRK depots. quartermaster's department u g
deserves righk to reject any all bids. The
garments must be removed from the ST. Louis
depot 1T the expense OF the successful bidder
and paid for on delivery In current funds Of the
PROPOSALS. FOR CAVALRY HORSES-Chef
QuaTtermaster's Once. 4l5 Pullman building
Chicago III. July l. 1908. Sealed proposals. in
trfplicate will be received this office until II
o'clock g. July IL. 1903. for furnishing and &C.
livering st Chicago. ILL.,. nineteen ls) cavalry
Particulars and blanks for proposals will be
furnished on application. Envelopes containing
proposals to be Endorsed. Proposals for Cavalry
Horses and addressed to MAI. w. III. MILLER
Quartermaster. U. s. Army. In charge Of office.
PROPOSALS FOR EQUIPAGE SUPPLIES
Chief Quertermaster's Once, Chicago ILL.,
July Z. 1908 Sealed proposals. In triplicate. will
wednesday. July p. 1903 for early delivery at
either Chicago Philadelphia Boston depot of
company. regimental and post record books and
tent pins. conforming TO existing standards and
specifications, Government reserves right to re-
5ect OF accept any or all proposals any part
tic production manufacture. conditions OF
q lalty. and price Including In the price OF for
eign productions and manufactures the duty
thereby being equal. Particulars and blanks
for proposals will be furnished upon application
Envelopes containing proposals 10 be indorsed
Proposals for Equipage Supplies" and ad-
dressed 10 MAJ. W. II. MILLER. Quartermaster
L. 3. A.. In charge.
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BOARD OF WORKS ROUTINE.
BIDS RECEIVED.

Cement walks in Arbor avenue, from
Oliver avenue to Henry street: j. Harry
Roberts, 5S1sc: Henry Mag 5712c: Allen
Caylor. Sc; II. Z. Kane Construction Com
pany. sec. Bids referred to the engineer.
Cement walks and curb in Central avenue.
from Fall creek to Thirty-fourth street:
T. T.. Kane, $ll6; c. ID. Browder. ooltic
curb. $l.39A stratified curb. sl54S.: Allen
Caylor cement curb, $1.24 oolitic curb, 81 "a
Francis NJ. Lackey. s1.e9 George Kessler
oolitic curb, 81 re, cement curb, SIS; Henry
Mag, N.i2; City Cement Company, 1927:
ID. II. Fatout, stratifed curb. Sl.32 oolitic
curb, SIP; George w. McCray, cement
walks. stratified curb, sl.31. oolitic curb.
La. cement walks and cement curb, no
cutters, H24: "A. ID. Bowen. stratified curb,
5-foot walks. sl.39A. oolitic curb, 5-foot
walks. sl34%4: j. Harry Roberts. stratified
curb. $780, oolitic curb. N.S5. straight ce-
ment curb. Sis combined curb and cutters,
$3.50: j. ID. Hoss. stratifed curb. 81. AZ oolitic
curb. 1885, combined curb and cutters, 81. 80.
Bids referred to the engineer.
Local sewer in the first allew west of
Illinois street, from Ray street 10 Wilkins
street John Jenkins. soc: NJ f. Loughlin,
$1.09. Bids referred to the engineer.
FINAL ACTION TAKEN
Cement walks. approach walks and sod I'm
Woodlawn avenue. from Virginia avenue 10
East street. Estimated cost, $500.
PRIMARY ASSESSMENT ROLL APP
PROVED.
Vacation of the first alley south of Eight
eenth street. from the first alley east of
Mil street to the right OF way of the c., c.,
&. * 81. l.. Il. II.
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SHELBYvILLE
SOUTHEASTERN TRACTION CO.

intermediate stops from the corner OF Washing
ton and Meridian streets on the following hours:
Z g. T. s. 3. 10. III a. m, u O'Clock noon and I. 2
q 4 s. 6. !. s. and ii 20 p.
Cars leave Sheloyvile for polls and all
intermediate stops as follows: 4:57 5:S7. $751;
7:57 s:57. 1851. 1851. li:55 a. and 1851. i:s7
257 s:57 $685. $751; 6:51. 1851. s57 and II 20 r. m
Round-trip tickets. indianapolis 20 Shelbyville.
can be purchased at Huder's drug store. corner
Washington and Pennsylvania streets anc at the
Saturday and Sunday Special Schedule
on Saturday and Sunday. beginning at a. N :,
a car viii leave Indianapolis each half-hour
excepting $50 and e3o a. and 80 $50 and
Il 30 d. The last car leaves AZ midnight
Leaving Shelbyyille the will run on the
half-hour. beginning at All a. m. excepting
IN and II "a a. and AT and 7;27 D. m Lad
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MAY BE ROY SCHRUGAM.
Young Man Arrested at Decatur, ILL.,,
Answers His Description.

Roy Schrugam, the Edinburg johnson
county, boy who escaped from the Reform
School at Plainfield more than a year ago,
and whom the state authorities have been
looking for ever since, has been arrested at
Decatur, IN, 1t is thought. A young man
who is thought to be Schrugam is held
there on the charge of stealing two horses
and a buggy from farmers near Franklin
early last week. Marshal Flynn, of Frank
lin, and George Simon and Joshua Burris.
the farmers whose buggies and horses were
stolen, were at the Governors office yes
terday afternoon to secure requisition on
the Governor of Illinois so they can bring
the young man back TO Franklin for trial
He was sent to the Reform School for
breaking into a house Marshal Flynn had
not complied with some of the formalities
in his own county necessary TO secure a
reuuisition. He probably will return to In
dianapolis to-day and get the requisition
papers.
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VITAL STATIsTICs-JULY 6.


c. A. ard Ferda Barnhlll. 81 North Tacoma av-
enue. girl. =
Frank and Rosa Harmenning. ll4l beechef
street. girl.
George and Ida shaefer. 21i3 New street. girl.
Charles e and Susie Buoy. go CINCINNATI
street. boy. =
Porter and Gertrude Edwards. lls Decatur
Ashton and Marie Burnett. s2s West Eleventh
street. girl.
Allison and Matilda Grieb. szs East Walnut
street. boy.
Mathew and Bertha Haines $40 North La Sale
Walter and Alice Bond. lI2o North Capitol ave-
nue., boy - -.
Thomas and Emma Miller. 2l51 Gale street.
girl
Thomas and Cora chisman. q Jefferson avenue
boy.
Elmer and Minnie Boyd 320 Bane street. boy.
Henry and Mary Lehr. Z710 Burton avenue, boy
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Summer Rain.

Yestermorn the air was dry
AS the winds of Araby,
While the sun, with pitilcss heat,
Glared upon the glazing street.
And the meadow fountains sealed,
Till the people, everywhere.
And the cattle In the field,
And the birds in middle air,
And the thirsty little flowers.
For the blessed summer showers.
Not In vain the prayer was said;
For at sunset, overhead,
Sailing from the gorgeous west.
Came the pioneers, abreast!
OF a wondrous argosy,
The Armada of the sky,
Far along / saw them sail,
Waited by an upper gale.
Saw them, on their lustrous route
Fling a thousand banners out;
Yellow, violet. CT imson. blue.
Orange, sapphire; every hue
That the gates OF heaven put on
To the sainted eyes of John
In that hallowed Patmian isle,
Their skyey pennons wore: and, while
/ drank the glory of the sight,
Sunset faded into night.
Then diverging far and wide,
To the dim horizons side,
Silently and swiftly there,
Every salleon OF the air.
Manned by some celestial crew,
Out its precious cargo threw;
And the gentle summer rain
Cooled the fevered earth again.
Edmund Clarence Stedman.
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General offices. Franklin building. All cars
Liepart from Meridian and Georgia streets.
For Richmond and intermediate stations. Pas
senger cars leave the following hours: e:57
a. m, s:57 a. m, 1851 a. m, 1851 T. m. ASH
o. m and 4:57 p. m.
For Greenfield. Knightstown and intermediate
stations Passenger cars leave: First car, 5:57
a m AMI each hour thereafter until 9:57 p. m.
NEXT and last car leaves at IL :15 y.
Combina alton passenger and express cars leave
at 5:57 a. m. 7:57 a. m. li:57 a. m. 3:57 p m
and 1851 p. m
ualf-bour cars for Greenfield ami intermediate
stations in addition to the above schedule. leave
AT 1927 D. m. 4:27 p. m. s:z p. M e;H p. m
anu Regular Sunday Schedule
ualf-hour cars for Greenfield and intermediate
s,ations IN addition TO the above hourly sched-
,,Is AZ a.27 a. m and each hour thereafter until
T:27 r. m
For Greenfield and intermediate stations only
Arrive Al 7:55 a. m and leave a m. Also
arrive at 2:2s a. m. and leave at $3.50 p.
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Deaths.

Sarah Elizabeth Curtis. seventy-two. ITO North
Pennsylvania street, senility.
Jacob Porter. sixty. All Hiawatha street, cancer
Of stomach.
avenue peritonitis.
John Hosk:nson. nfty. City Hospital. uraemIc
poisoning.
Henry Gisking sixty-three. se5 East Georgia
street. consumption.
John j. steinman. seventy 500 Buchanan
street. cancer OF esophagus-
Mamma B. Monroe, twenty-six. 1872 East Sew
enteenth street. uterine tumor.
Rachel Carey, nfty-two. city. diabetes.
Jacob Roth. sixty-eight, ISL Kentucky avenue.
senility.
street. tuberculosis.
street. consumption.
Uterine Young, one. le8 Arlington avenue
heart failure.
Maggie Blsylock forty-thrse. 1lH West Mis-
souri, street, cancer Of uterus
Mamie z. Dickart. forty-eight. al Agnes
stree. cancer Of womb.
Matilda o. Pope. three. ss7 Garfield avenue.
enfero-ccltis.
fnfsntum-
Clarence Butler. twenty-five. city. gunshot
wound.
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BUSINESS OF SIX MONTHS
LOADED CARS HANDLED IN JUNE AND
IN SIX MONTHS OF 1903.
Large Earnings of Lake Erie a West
ern-The Western Passenger
Association Threatened.

The train records of the Indianapolis lines
show that their business for the first six
months OF 1903 was in excess of any like
period in the thirty-two years these records
have been kept There have been heavier
movements In the last half Of the year,
but never so heavy in the first six months
OF any one year. and this in spite Of the
high water. which cut down the loaded car
movement the greater part of June.
Through the entire year thus far there has
never been a time when cars were numerous
enough to handle the business offered, and
at the present time there Is more less
congestion because of lack Of cars. In June
this year a total of l34.S93 cars were re-
ceived and forwarded at Indianapolis, 100 029
being loaded. In the six months ending
June 80 total of SCOTIA loaded cars was
handled at this point. against 579,733 In the
corresponding six months of 1902; increase
this year. 20, AL. The loaded car movement
by months was as follows: January. 81. 49,;
February. @,S2; March, %. 4so; April no.
$50; May 104S53; June. 10o,023.
The Western Passenger Association.
cnangeable mileage in the Western Passen-
6ct <tsSOClduOH Iuds ledu u idtc wal,
and the Chicago Rock Island & Pacific is
apparently Indifferent as to preventing 1t.
AS stated several weeks ago, the other
roads in the association are endeavoring to
induce the Rock Island to re-enter the
Western Immigrant Bureau on the same
terms as before, or to resume its connec-
ton with the association on the old basis.
1t was hoped thus to force Passenger
Traffic Manager Sebastian to change his
attitude toward the association. Competi-
tors of the Rock Island thought that they
were treading on dangerous ground, as Mr..
Sebastian Is not man to be trifed with or
subjected to coercive measures of drastic
character He generally knows the ground
over which he is travelling and Is not likely
to take a decided stand without being sure
he has a solid foundation under him. AS
conditions now stand, the Rock Island Is on
record as opposed to mileage tickets, and
has served notice on it's competitors that,
If put into effect, the Rock Island will get
out of the passenger association, will be-
come free lance, and sell mileage creden-
tials without regard to the action other
roads may take. Should the Rock Island
make such move, the Wabash will doubt
less follow its example and 1t would ter
inmate in a rate war which would involve
the Western Passenger lines and the Cen
trail Passenger Association. Conservative
passenger officials are very anxious to pre-
vent such a rate war.
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The gross earnings of the Lake Erie &
Western for June, 1903, were $466. O2639
against $373. 9O3.93 in 1902: increase this year.
s92, 122.46. This is the largest months earn
ings in the history of the road. and indica-
tions are that the year will exceed all for
mer years in earnings. as the property is
In good shape to handle all the freight Of
fered, and there is a large amount of freight
I'm sight. The earnings of the road for the
six months of 1903 were s.. Al. 74.3S, against
81, 23S. 766.10 in the corresponding six months
of 1902; increase this year. SOS, 97S.2S. The
passenger earnings show an increase of
about IS per cent. and the remainder of the
increase comes from freight.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-07-07
INDIANAPOLIS, GREENWOOD a
FRANKLIN n. IL. CO.

Passenger cars leave Pennsylvania and Wash
fngton streets First car at a. m and hourly
hereafter until 70 p. m. inclusive. Last car
leaves at IL is p m. On Saturdays and Sundays
cars leave also at 1870. 1880 3:so. 4.5o and $50
m
Georgia and Meridian streets for Greenwood only
d. m and IN ID.
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WASHINGTON. July 6.-The first cable
gram from Guam was received at the Navy
Department to-day. IL is from Comma nder
Sewell commandment of the station there,
and is as follows: Through courtesy OF
Pacific Commercial Cable Company p,Dsis
ment."
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INDIANAPOLIS a MARTINsvILLE
RAPID TRANSIT CO.

Waiting room and station. kentucky av. ana
Washington ST .
First car leaves Indianapolis FOR hsrtlnsvifls
and intermediate stations at go a. n. and every
hour thereafter, the half-hour mark, until
logo d. IN. Last car leaves at II 30 p. NJ.
LEAVING Martinsville for Indiana polls ard In
,errnedate stations. first $50 a m ana
every hour thereafter until le:3 p. m. Last rar
leaves at 1850 p. m but runs only TO Moores-
willie. go
A. M
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UNION. TRACTION CO. OF INDIANA.
Station Magnolia building, corner Kentucky
avenue and South Capitol.
For Anderson. Muncie. Marion, Alexandria.
Elwood and Upton and intermediate stations.
leave i:l5 a. m. and each hour thereafter until
?:15 p. m. and II :l5 p. m.
Limited trains for Anderson and Muncie. ar
irving Anderson IN hour and rs minutes and
Muncie IN hours leave at and IL a. m. and
and p. m. The IL and p. m trains
n axe direct connection at Anderson with linn
tied trains for Elwood.
EXPRESS Department Consignments received
until ~ O'Clock for delivery. same day. 10
all points between Indianapolis and Muncie un-
m ID. m. for delivery to all points before
o'clock next morning. including Muncie. Ander-
son Alexandria ElRood. Tipton and Marion
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wANrED-MALE HELL.

WANTED-For u. 5. army. atie-bodied. unmar-
ried men. between ages of Il and s5 citizens OF
United States, Of good character and temperate
habits, who can speak, read and write English.
For information apply Recruiting Oficer. -
North illinois IT. Indianapolis. Ind.
for the United States Ma
rine Corps-Able- bodied. unmarried men be-
tween p and 30; good character; must speak.
read and write English. Marines serve at sea
on men-of- war in all parts Of the world: on land
in island possessions and at naval stations
In the United states. Apply Room 2ol, Sentinel
Building. Indianapolis, Ind.
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SEALS. STENCILS AND srAMrs-
IEOLMAYER. SEALs.W3l
tN\c.raiocuEF RH RApcEs. CHECKS &C II
@;x Tnrse Is shEEnAN ST os0vso hoas


4. NJ. time IL in BLACK fgurea- Trains marked
thus, DAILY; s-sleeper; P-Parlor Cart O.
Chair Car; D-Dining Car; t-Except sunday:
f-sunday only. tDaily except Monday
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Henry Smith and Bessie Bait
Louis r. Miller and Amy Stoecker.
Claude r. Sullivan and Mary l.. Schoooe
Robert w. Tfcan and Nada Davis
Edward ~. Fry and Ezra Riggs.
Ballard Purdue and George Johnson
Jasper Daniels and Rosa Johnson-
George Alexander and Clara wagner.
Chester Cave and Allie Kelly.
Paulina Thrnsen and ida Bell Steinbaugh.
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LOST-A pair OF gold nose glasses while out
riding. Return TO $50 North Capitol av. Reward.
LOST-Account book and American National
Bark book. reward. CHARLES MUM, stand
10 market house.
LOST-Female Llewellyn setter; white. black
and tan; name of dog and owner on collar.
New Phones 1910 and sos. Reward.
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JOURNAL BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
FLORISTS

BERTERMANN BROS,
New No. 2n Mass av.. 22s n. Del. st. Tel $40.
PATENT ATTORNEY. r. BELL. mechan-
zeal engineer. patent attorney. In above ca
paclty / do not claim exceptional facilities. ex-
cept those guaranteed by thorough knowledge
OF patent practice technical training. honesty
and care, beyond which special advantages
exist IS Ingalls, Bldg.
SALE AND LIVERY STABLES
HORACE WOOD. Carriages. Traps. BUCK
boards. etc) q Circle. Tel. 1907.
THE PEERLESS FOUNDRY. 7l0-ls Z. Mary
land. manufactures stove repairs and do repair
Ing.
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STORAGE Tho Union Transfer and Storage
Company. East Ohio and Union
tracks; only irst-cass storage solicited. Grating
and packing. Phones rs.
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All advertisements inserted In these columns
charged at the very low rate Of cents
line. Blank dash lines at the same price per
line. Telephone as and your ad. will be called
for.
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Lake Erie & Western R. R.

Toledo, Chicago and Michigan ex......t7.ls slo.ss
Toledo, Detroit and Chicago linn. 1890 f325
Muncie. Lafay'te and Mich C'y spec IL 5 Ito. 70
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wANTED-sALEsMEN.


WANTED-Salesmen for Iui line OF fruit and
ornamental trees: pay weekly; outht free;
steady work. LAWRENCE NURSERY CON-
PANY. Lawrence. Kan.
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MISUNDERSTANDING OF the Barton Cafe July
10 Sunday dinner. You will like 1t.
XOTICE-Have the leaks In the Tin and slate
work Of your house repaired by JOSEPH
GARDNER. % Kentucky Telephone 3z2.
NOTlCE-Up-to-d date FURNACES guaranteed TO
heat. Tin and galvanized iron works. roll
LYN HAWKINS. 114-L6 Virginia av.. the man
who never sits on the fence
EOTICE-Consumers hereby requested and
notified to observe the rules in regard to
sprfnkling, and especially that part that pro-
hibits the tying up OF hose throwing IL on
the ground and wasting the water. The waste
has proven unusually large this IN
UQANAPOLIS WATER CO.
NOTfCE-The population $500 census) OF every
and city q Indiana Is given In the Jour
uafs wall map OF Indiana. on the reverse side IL
map Of the world and the United States; sold
solely BY the Journal OF Journal agents and sent
70 address. postpaid. for 80 cents. Address
NAP DEPARTMENT., the Journal. Indianapo-
lls. Ind.
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A CARD LIKE THIS

Every Sunday for one year costs but sl.s5 pei
month The Journal want page Is profitable to
the advertiser and reader.
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REAL ESTATE-For sale: BY owner; beautiful
home; strictly modern; eight rooms: need
money; cash good terms. Address Box 74I.
care the Journal.
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DIED.

yARMER-Leona A.. wife OF Leslie p. Farmer.
at her home In South Orange, ". j., Sunday,
July 5.