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The MILEAGE QUESTION
PROBABILITY THAT SATISFACTORY
ADJUSTMENT WILL BE MADE.
The st. Louis Arbitrary Bridge Charge
Again Under DiscussiOn-Genera
and Personal Notes.

While the executive committee of the
Western Passenger Association did not set
tie the question of the new form of inter-
changeable mileage ticket, to be good on all
trains. when the matter was considered at
the meeting this week. a passenger official
states that as an outgrowth of the discus
sion an arrangement will be made that will
meet the approval of passenger agents gen.
orally. 1t is probable that the present GER
tificate will be retained and a mileage book
adopted that will not require the traveller
to apply at the ticket sellers window each
time he makes a trip. 1t is probable that
both forms will be placed on sale and the
purchaser allowed to take his choice This
plan, it is believed by its advocates. will be
entirely satisfactory. and will remove
the objections of both those who want
the 3,0O0-mile ticket, good on trains, and
others who regard this as a prohibition
against ordinary travellers use One OF the
strongest objections urged against the 5000
mile ticket has been that 1t puts il out of
the reach of many who would use one-third
that size. Placing both on sale at the
terms suggested would remove all obiec-
tons made by the travelling statesmen.
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A CARD LIKE THIS
Every Sunday for one year costs but s95 per
month Tine Journal want page Is profitable
the advertiser and reader
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CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR.
Topic for June IA: Gold, or God O.
Luke xviii, 1920.


The word gold" is easily changed TO good
or to Cod but until it is changed it is very
far from good or God.
THE love of money" says the book frevised
version), lis a root of all kinds of evil" 1t is a
root not the only root: and of all sorts OF evil.
not OF all evil. The dollar is not almighty %
either for evil or good.
And yet the power OF money is a terrible power
An English minister. called to the death-b bed OF a
rich man. asked him to give his hand while
prayer offered. The sick man refused how
ever and after his death they found his stinenei
hands under the coverlet. tightly grasping the
key Of his safe He thought he had a grip on his
possessions. but. alas. they had a fearful grin
on him.
somewhat similar story is told Of rnIssr
dying in the United States. To the last he held
something tightly in his hands. and when death
relaxed his fingers the key OF his money chest
fell down. still hung to his wrist by a stout
cord. They buried him that way and let the
key UPON him, while they split ouen hrs
chronicler OF the tale remarked. but not moro
useless than the misers money would have
been could he have carried 1t with him into the
spirit land
Once wealthy man OF Ithaca, ~ Y wan
dered from home in nt OF insanity and was
house His loving friends were eagerly seeLinz
him. his luxurious home was awaiting him xa5
he was living in a poorhouse Thai Is I'm pc.
with many a rich man that does not WANDER
away fiom home and is not insane. His home
and his life are as barren of the true riches as
any poorhouse Is bare OF gold; yet the true
riches are ready for his taking
rich man once took friend on ton Of a
tower on his estate and pointed north AS
far as you in that direction he said.
the land is mine And In that direction" point
ing 10 the east: and In that, and that" turning
south and west. Il see," answered his frieng,
level; but-pointins upward-what haSe won ON ia
that direction?" And the boaster was silent
Don't get rich again. papa" said little
girl. climbing her fathers knee and nuifin1
her arms around his neck Before the fafhar
failed the children kept in the nursery in
care Of hired attendants The wealth OF MANY a
man and woman ruins their home life dries nm
their affections sears their conscience and blasts
their souls. IL Is well lost; and they could no,
form o better prayer than the little girls peftIo,
that they might not get rich again.
AMOS r. WELLS
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NOTICE TO HEIRS, CREDITORS, ETC.
RECEIVERS SALE.

Notice Is hereby given that by virtue Of an
order of the Superior Court of Marion county
Indiana, entered In a cause wherein Thomas A
Fletcher Is piaintih and the South Indianapolis
cause being numbered 6seS5 of said court. 1 will
as receiver, offer for sale. at private sale from
Inc is'n gay OF June ls1S to the 22d day OF
Smith. sos Lemcke building. in the city of In
eianapolis Marion county. Indiana. all the assets
ment Association In the hands OF the under
sighed as receiver; and including all property
personal and mixed. OF every kind and nature
belonging 10 the said company. stogether with
the remaining chattels. Office furniture and Ak
lures. In bulk as an entirety. in lots to suit
Aiso. that WILL as receiver. offer for sale a,
1903. TO the said 22d Gay OF June. 1893 until the
time OF the public sale hereinafter ordered the
following described real estate in Marion COUNTY
and state OF Indiana. In bulk or in lots 10 suit
Lot numbered thirty tsvp in block nfty-one
CD. lots numbered sixteen us). seventeen uT.
$50. and Outloto seven CD. eight 90. nine (9)
and ten Ge,. all In the South Indianapolis In
The above-deSeribed real estate. except lot
blanket purcha money mortgage executed n
Allen ~. Fletcher by the defendant the south
Indianapolis Improvement Association on the 2sd
day OF October. 1901. which said mortgage was
recorded on the 2ith day 81 October 1901 In
mortgage record No. 403 at Page IFS. OF The rec
Indiana. TO secure the payment OF fourteen (rD
notes OF twenty-five hundred dollars (s2 5O0) each
together with accrued interest thereon one ~
which said notes. being the hrst TO fall due in
the series. paid.
All the said real estate. except said lot thirty
fso). block hfty-one f5D. will be offered for sala
subject TO the lien Of the mortgage thereon TO
Allen n. Fletcher executed by the safd TIRE
sss-ssS Indianapolis Improvement Association on
the 2sd day OF October 1901 and shown In mort
gare record No. 4a1 at Page IFS OF the racor5s
81 the recorders Office OF Marion county. Indiana
That will. as receiver. offer for sale M nuhlIc
auction 20 ne highest and hest bidder on Nom
day. the 22d day OF June. 1919 AT 70 O'Clock A. m
~ said day. at the law offices ~ Hawkins a
Smith g3 Lfrncke building IN the CITY ~ Tn
dfsnapoifs. a. aforesaid ell the property real
and personal hereinb~fore described, then re-
rnssnfng unsclf. belonging 20 the said trust An
tie prorertv remaining unsold viii then and
there be offered and Folc together. IN bulk or IN
lots 10 suit purchasers all sales 20 be for cash
End subject 20 the approval apd conformation az
the court. HOWARD g. YOUNG.
Receiver the south Indianapolis Improvement
Association
Hawkins Smith. Attorneys for Receiver.
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NOTICE TO GRAVEL ROAD CON-
TRACTORS.

Notice is hereby given that the Board OF Coun-
" Commissioners of Bartholomew county. Indi-
ana will receive sealed bids up until O'Clock
p. M. Monday. the 9Th day of July, 1903, for
dre6ths miles Of free turnpike road i'm Flatrock
township in said county. Six miles and . 462
feet Of said road shall be built gravel alone
and two miles and i.55l feet shall be built OF
stone and gravel.
fcatIons and profile now on file in the auditor S
Office OF sale county.
No bid will be entertained in excess of the
estimated cost OF said road reported by the
engineer and viewers
Bidders shall file with their bids, respectively
a good and sufficient bond, in twice the sum OF
their BIDS for the faithful performance OF the
work.
BiSs will be opened in open court by the Board
OF Commissioners of said county at / O'Clock
D. m on said 9Th day OF July, 1903, and IL a
satisfactory bid Is received. contract awarded
Done by order of the Board OF Commissioners
OF Bartholomew county, Indiana this 9Th dav
Of May. 1909. WILLIAM a. MORRIS
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Methodist

CENTRAL-AvENUE METHODIST EPISCO-
PAL CHURCH-Corner OF Central avenue and
Twelfth st. The Rev. II. w. Kellogg, ID. d.
pastor. Sermon at 1c45 a. m. by the Rev. T..
+. Brown, formerly editor of Rams Horn.
Topic: Our Father" Song service at 1880
2. m. by the combined choirs OF the Roberts
Park Church, lions German Evangelical Church
and the CeDtral-avenue Church. Sunday school
at 500 a m. Epworth League at $50 p m.
Prayer meeting Thursday evening at $780, All
are welcome.
MERIDIAN-STREET METHODIST EPISCO-
PAL EHURCH-Preaching at l0:45 a. m. by
the pastor, the Rev. Joshua Stansfeld. ID. ID.
Subject: Education" Baptismal service and
reception of members following. At 7:45 p. m,
preaching by the Rev. s. X. Irweeya NJ D., a
recent graduate of our Central College of Physi-
clans. Subject: The Social Life, Religion and
Government of Persia" At $50 a. m, special
programme Children's day in the Sunday
school. Epworth League at $50 p. m.
ROBERTS PARK NJ. E. CHURCH-Corner OF
Delaware and Vermont streets. Sunday serv-
ices: IL a. m, Children s-day exercises by the
sunday school. 7:45 d. sermon by the pas
tor. DIR. c. f. Bacon. $50 and a. m, class
meetings. 10 a. m, Sunday school, $50 p. No..
Epworth League.
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Christian.

CENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH-Corner OF
Delaware and Walnut streets. The Rev Allan
Il. Philputt, pastor. Services tomorrow; A con-
tinuaton OF the celebration OF the seventeen an
niversay OF the church at 1O:s5. Sermon by the
pastor. Subject: The God OF Our Fathers. sun
Gay school at $3.50 a. M. At p. m, platform
meeting Of city pastors-the Rev. NJ. l. Haines'
First Presbyterian Church; the Rev. Worth NJ
Tippy. Broadway NJ. Z. Church; the Rev. Lewis
Brown. St Paurs Church, the Rev. X. ;. Os-
good, Mayiower Church; the Rev. Joshua STAINS
Held Meridian NJ E. Church; the Rev. Thomas
j. Villers. First Baptist Church and the Rev.
W. w. Criley, First Lutheran Church. At 1:4o
y. m. the Gideon Band of the T. p. A. Will con-
duct the service. Christian Endeavor Society at
$3.50 p. m. Junior Society at a. m Thursday
evening prayer meeting at 7:45 O'Clock. Every
one welcome to all these services.
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...TOPICS IN THE CHURCHES.
Sunday-School Lesson and Christian Endeavor Work
in light, 1t is said. and having no fellowship
with the untruthful works of darkness. but on
the contrary. reproving them.

in light. it is said. and having no fellowship
with the untruthful works of darkness. but on
the contrary. reproving them.
So conspicuous did the Christian church imme-
the scapegoat for popular fury account of the
burning of Rome. And this was all the easier.
since the Christian teaching concerning the burn
ing Of all the works in the world was so familiar.
being confined to the twelve-rnile circuit of the
reflected a brightness Of all the high
ways radiating from 1t. With every outgoing
legion marched some converts Every caravan
OF commerce Joined by some who had al
ready found the pearl of great price. So to the
uttermost limits OF the empire. To Spain and
Britain to the Euxine. Euphrates and Nubian
desert the gospel went.
superficial criticism has found the close OF
Acts unrhetorcally abrupt. and has FASTENED to
volunteer explanation. namely: I'D Luke in
tended to write third volume; CD the book is a
Ing was interrupted by some untoward circum-
stance; CD il was OF more consequence put
the church al once In possession of this history
than to keep II back for the sake of what might
come otherwise to be known.
But after all. is not the premise assumed, name-
ly, that the conclusion is abrupt? The kingdom
OF God is the Jewel which holds together the
ends of this golden narrative. Luke is not writ
Ing biography of ST. Paul, but a history of the
planting of the church. With inimitab BILE skill he
nothing may intervene between the reader and
the chief object OF the account
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rate tickets to Eastern points by way Of
Chicago. This action. while IL does not en-
tirely settle the rate disturbance. places the
Western and Eastern lines on friendly
terms. The withdrawal Of the tickets Is
made only by the roads extending from st.
Paul TO Chicago. This excerpts the 500 line
and the Grand Trunk, but the competition
between the 500 and Grand Trunk mas
Drougnt about an agreement between the
latter and other lines that the rates of the
former may be met. Except the disturbance
or rates from Missouri-river points to In
cts through Chicago pretty well settles the
difficulties in the Western passenger terri
tory
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RECEIVER FOR TRUCK FARM.
A Rather Unique Suit Filed I'm Judge
McMaster's Court.

receiver for a truck garden is the rather
unusual request in suit filed before Judge
McMaster in the Superior Court yesterday.
John Brodhag brought the action against
Elmer Shaw, his business partner.
The story of the plaintiff is that Shaw
was to furnish the seed, harvest and tend
the crop and pay half the rent, each to
share the profits equally. Brodhag was to
pay the other half of the rent. Shaw says
that Brodhag was to help with the work
and share in the expense.
The suit resulted from Shaws action in
selling some of the products and failing to
divide the proceeds
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Presbyterfau.

FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH-Southeast
corner Of Delaware and Sixteenth streets. The
Rev. NJ. L. Haines ID. D.. pastor Special
children s-day services at IL a. m. with address
by the pastor. At 7:45 p. m Christian Endeavor
mass meeting, with addresses by the Rev. A b.
Philputt ana others. Midweek prayer and con-
ference meeting Thursday evening at 7:45
O'Clock. All are cordially invited.
SECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH-Corner
of Pennsylvania and Vermont The
Rev. Owen Davies Odell, pastor. Preaching IL
a. m. by the Rev. e. II. Wilson, of Crawfords-
VILE. No evening service. Sunday school. GAS
a: m Thursday evening prayer meeting at 7:45.
Mayer Chapel-Corner of West and Catherine
streets The Rev. W. T. Seyfert, pastor Sun
day school at 2:30 p. m. Prayer meeting
Wednesday evening at 1880. Preaching, 1850
u. m. by Mr.. Wilson.
HOME PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH-Corner of
RAIDER and Thirty-hrst The Rev
Henry l.. Nave d. D., pastor of the First Pres
byterian Church. Charlottesville Ind. and mod
orator Of Indiana Synod. will preach both morn
ing and evening. Sunday school. 9:45 a. m.
y: p. $. c. E. Tuesday evening. o'clock
Thursday evening meeting for prayer and con-
ference Will be conducted by the Rev. Arthur
l.. Duncan. The Rev. Thomas j. Simons, ID. D.
OF Sandy Lake. Pa, will preach, morning and
evening, Sunday, June 81, in the Home Church
TABERNACLE CHURCH-Corner of Meridian
and Eleventh streets. The Rev. w. 7. F.
Seyfert will preach at IL a. m. Sunday school
s;4o a. m Young peoples service. p. m.
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BOYS AND A BILLY GOAT.
1t Got Them Into Juvenile Court, but
They Got Out Again.


They Got Out Again.
Walter Craig and Arthur Hannah, two
youngsters who live on Oliver street, were
before Judge Stubs in the Juvenile Court
yesterday morning. charged with stealing
couple OF saws from the hardwood finish
works. During the testimony it was devel-
oped that this not the extent of their
depreda lions, but that few days ago they
took and attempted TO carry away one goat
The same being the property of a Mrs
Johns. They boldly seized upon the person
of the goat and were caught in the act Of
lifting il over the back fence. However
they were not to be deferred from their
purpose. and returned after dark and sue
ceeded in leading Billy to a barn near by.
where he remained until restored to his
rightful owner next morning.
The watchman at the hardwood works
caused the arrest of the boys. They prom
ised not to do the like again. and the judge
let them go on probation.
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InterdenOminatiOnal.

MISSIONARY ALLIANCE CONVENTION
There are two more days of the Missionary Al
lance convention. The Rev A. b. simpson,
president who is of the greatest preachers
OF the world, is here ana will preach this after
noon and evening at the Tabernacle Presbyterian
Church. corner of Eleventh and Meridian streets;
also sunday. at y. m, at the same place sun
day morning he will preach at the Gospel Taber-
nacle, corner Of East street and Massachusetts
avenue, at 1880 The programme. both Satur-
day and Sunday, will be fresh and full. Harry
Maxwell the great singing evangelist. has
charge of the singing and will furnish most ex-
cellent music both in solo and congrega tional.
SUNDAY afternoon the annual missionary Offer
Ing Will be taken, which is great occasion In
the Alliance conventions. The closing service
OF the convention will be at the Tabernacle
Presbyterian Church Sunday evening at 1880.
All services free to the public.
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PROPERTY ORDERED SOLD
JUDGE ALIENS RULING IN SUIT OF
RUSSELL b. HARRISON.
The Block Is Located on Pennsylvania
Street-Juvenile Court Cases-
Other Court News.

In the partition suit of Russell B. Harri-
son ct al. against Mary Lord Harrison ct
al, yesterday, in Judge Aliens court, GER
tain property belonging to the estate of the
late ex-President Harrison was ordered TO
be sold. Attorney Howard Gale was ap-
pointed commissioner by the court to sell
the property. 1t is a block located on
PENNSYLVANIA street
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SEALED PROPOSALS.

The State Board of Schoolbook Commissioners
OF Indiana will receive sealed proposals on the
book. said proposals TO be opened at
Ind, Nov. 3. 1903: For a School
Reading Primer, price ten Q0) cents. Said
primer 10 precede the readers now authorized by
law to be adopted by said board.
Il. A. COTTON
State Supt. of Pub. ms. President.
w. w. PARSONS,
Pres Ind. State Normal Secretary
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NOTICE OF LETTING TURNPIKE
ROADS.

Notice is hereby given that the Board OF County
Commissioners of Bartholomew county. State OF
Indiana, will receive sealed bios up until 2
o'clock p. Tuesday, the eth day of July
1908, for the construction OF the following free
turnpike roads in said county. 10 wit: The
roads in ROckcreek township known as the
Quinn Road" the ''Rainey Road and the
Robertson Road" also. the road known as the
pierce Road In Columbus township and the
road Known the "Lohr Roac-' on the township
limo between Columbus and Wayne TOWNSHIPS
all III bartholomew county.
The Quinn road and the lsainey road TO be con-
structed OF macadam and the Robertson road
the Pierce road and the Lohr road 10 be con-
structed OF gravel
The lengths of said roads are as follows TO
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INDIANAPOLIS, SHELBYVILLE q
SOUTHERN TRACTION
COMPANY.

Cars leave Indianapolis for Shelbyville and an
intermediate stops from the corner OF Washing
G z. s. 9, 10, IL a. m, IL o'clock noon and !, .
3 a s. g. Z. S. and II 20 p. m,
cars leave Shelbyville for Indian polls and an
Intermediate stops follows: 4;51, 5:57, s:57.
5:57. $751; $751; 1851. ll:5l a. m. and 1851 l:57
Round-trip tickets. Indianapolis TO Shelbyviile
can be purchased at Huders drug store, corner
r r EnsIey pharmacy. Stubbins Hotel block
This time card goes into effect Friday morning
April "a. 1903
ON Saturday and Sunday. beginning at a. m
car will leave Indianapolis each half-hour
excepting $50 and $3.50 a m. and 1:30. $50 and
II 80 D. m. The last will leave indianapolis at NJ
o'clock midnight
Leaving Shebyville the will run on the
haif-hour. beginning at 4:z7 a m. excepting
7.a7 and II 27 a. m. and 2:27 and 7:27 o. m. Iasf
car will leave Shelbyville at 1852 .. m.
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Cut-nn,e ricket. withdravn

There was very important move on FRI
day toward bringing about peace between
the railroad lines east OF Chicago and those
extending to the Northwest. when an
nouncement was made that the latter had
withdrawn from sale at st. Paul the cut
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'ngths of said roads are as follows. to


Bidders shall submit bids on the above roads
setaratey and file with their bids respectiv..lS,
a coed bond signed with SUFFICIENT freehold sure
ties residents OF the State OF Indiana or a
surety company bond. such bond not TO exceed
the estimate cost of construction OF the rosd
bid on.
said roads 10 be constructed according In tha
plans proflles and specifications for the sanne
now on file In the auditors office OF said counts,
The board reserves the right 10 reject any or
all bids.
Done BY the order OF the Board OF Commits
sfoners OF Bartholomew county this the ON ia -
Of June, 1903. WILLIAM A. NORRIS
Auditor Bartholom ew County
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SUNDAY CHURCH SERVICES.
Baptist.

FIRST BAPTIST OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES corner
or New York and Pennsylvania streets Inc
fteN. Thomas j. Nlliers. pastor. Children s-oay
service II a. m. Songs by the children and an
illustrated talk by the pastor. Baptism Even
ing service. 7:45 o'clock. Pastors topic: 'Dore
vale OF Tears" Prayer and conference meeting
thursday evening. The public cordially welcome
10 all our services
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.

FOR RENT-Rooms to gentlemen 90 w. Yer
mont.
FOR RENT-Furnished or unfurnished rooms.
with board. 80 East Pratt
FOR RENT-First-cass rooms, with board; gen.
tlemen only. lis West North ST.
FOR RENT-Room on third floor; suitable for
two gentlemen. 207 East North
FOR RENT-Neat furnished rooms plenty OF
them; front or side. 81 East Market.
FOlt RENT-Furnished rooms light and comfort
able, for gentlemen. 603 n. Delaware ST.
FOR RENT-Two nicely furnished upstairs
rooms. with bath 443 North Illinois st.
FOR RENTING nicely furnished rooms in quiet
family: bath: meals 707 n. New Jersey st.
FOR RENTING nicely furnished front rooms;