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The change is made as an offset TO the
attractions offered at other pleasure re-
sorts.
monument will be unveiled on May 30.
at Durand. Mich. in memory OF the IN
known dead who lost their lives in the
wreck of one of Wallace's circus trains on
Aug. 8, last, when twenty-eight were Killed
ana twenty-one were SERIOUSLY ln3 id FOR by
dollar subscriptions of circus people
throughout the country.
The position of engineer of surveyors on
the Baltimore x Ohio Railway will be es-
tablished Tomorrow and r. l.. Stuart, who
has been in the engineering department for
several years and is we'll acquainted with
the Baltimore & Ohio construction Details
has been appointed to the position, with
headquarters at Cumberland. He will have
charge of all new surveys of new lines and
reviSionS of old lines.
A movement has been started in Chicago
to reorganize the railroad protective bureau,
making IL a more prominent institution.
The bureau has just closed Its first year
OF existence and the question Of continu-
ing IL has been under discussion for some
time. IL is generally agreed That muCn
has been accomplished in the way of re-
straining ticket scalpers and Illegal traffic
in railroad tickets. and it has been demon
strated that such an organization is OF
great value to the railroads.
Between now and July the Toledo & Ohio
Central will have passenger equipment sec
ond to none in use by any OF the trunk
lines, the company having Just placed an
order with the Pullman Palace Car Com
pany for vestibule trains, including bag
gage car. of the latest pattern. Although
regarded as a cOal-handling road, the Ohio
Centrals passenger department shows up
with each month with large passenger
earnings and with increases to its credit,
hence the necessity for additional equip
ment.
The Pennsylvania Company has issued.
since the inauguration of the worlds fair
movement at St. Louis, ten folders showing
the advantages of the exposition and the
train service proposed by the Pennsylvania
and the Vandalia and other matters of in
terest connected with the Louisiana Pur-
chase Exposition Information is given
as to changes in schedules and on many
points in connection with the worlds fair.
including hotel rates, points of interest
reached by the street car lines, methods
OF reaching the grounds etc.
An official circular has been issued by
Wabash, announcing train service at St.
Louis to the worlds fair grounds. a charge
of 10 cents per capita will be made be-
tween Union Station and the fair grounds.
The Wabash will not run through trains
from the East to the Union Station via
Page avenue and the worlds fair grounds,
owing TO the large traffic il will be obliged
to handle between the station and the
grounds. II the original plan had been
earned out their own trains would have
passed close to the entrance of the fair
grounds.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


sTORAGE-Moving. 81 pc. load old. ass.
STORAGE-PACkING, HAULING
HOGAN TRANSFER AND STORAGE co.
MAIN PHONES 6I5. EXTRA PHONES go.
STORAGE-Tne Union Transfer and Storage
COMPANY, corner East Ohio ST. and Union
tracks: only firss-class storage solicited. Grating
and packing. Phones 725.
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Deaths.
Inffie RQr0l

Lottie Bernloehr, twenty-nine years, ZIG San
ders street, pneumonia
James Mannfeld, seventy years, ia Park ave
nue.. nephritis.
Laura Woodbury.. thirty-nine years. Deaconess
Hospital typhoid fever.
Fred Niemann, sixty years. City Hospital.
senility.
w II. James, thirty-four years, 1877 Gesen-
dorff street. heart disease
Dorothy Miller, fifty-four years. 1919 South
Meridian street, CASTRO enteritis.
Elizabeth Crull. seventy-three years. go North
Pennsylvania street. senity.
Elmira Wright fifty-five years. SIC West Twen-
ty-ninth street. tuberculosis.
Thomas w. Tracey. forty-two years, SD Cali
fornia street. grip.
Susan A. Whitaker seventy-one years, 81
South Davidson street. grip.
Goldie Brennemann. twenty years, drowned in
Fail creek.
L. Davis fifty-two years, 1901 Nigo street,
fatty degeneration Of heart.
Mary Phalen. sixty years. 1909 Dawson street,
diation of heart
Barbara Bedell. seventy years. 126 West Tenth
street. pneumonia.
John O'Connor, fifty years, 529 Abbott street,
pneumonia.
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VITAL sTAT1sTICs-MARCH 80.


John C. and Cora Mccullough. POI North New
Jersey street. girl.
Herman and Ligatta Lossin. 2loi Webb street
boy
Lois and Lilly Decker. 1ii5 Hendricks street
girl
boy
c. II. and Pennington Spencer 755 Massachu-
setts avenue. girl
Hugo and Lucy Endtricht. 1895 East Washing
ton street. boy.
John and Mary Martin. e5oS Brookside avenue,
girl.
George and Mary Xix. South Meridian road.
girl.
Nick and Magdaline weimer, South Meridian
road. boy.
Matthias and Anna Casper. l725 Chestnut street.
Karl and Margaret Kempke, 1888 Leonard
street. boy.
Elmer and Ella Dill. IS Wisconsin street. boy.
T NJ. and Carrie Martin. l0i Union street. boy
Eliza W. and Bertha Burris. 132 Germania ave
nue.. boy.
Charles and Minnie Kellermeyer. COG Prospect
street. boy
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Instruments filed for record in the recorders
Office of Marion county. Indiana, for the twenty
| four hours ending at p. IN. March 80. 1904:
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L. NJ. Craig. two-story frame dwelling. Con-
gress avenue, between Thirty-1rst and Thirty
second streets, $500.
j. E. Beever. two-story frame dwelling. IT'S
Park avenue. s.. 00O
August Huber, addition to frame dwelling, 1856
River avenue, $3.50
Terre Haute Brewing Company, brick bottling
and office building. SIS. 900.
Ed Bright, repairs, SOP Warren avenue, $50.
John Born, frame cottage, sos South West
street. $500.
William Armitage shed. 1905 West Twenty
seventh street 81. 800.
Mrs. E. z. Hicks. barn, 1920 Ashland avenue,
sl0O
Harry ID. Bastian, two-story double frame
dwelling, Central avenue, between Twenty-third
and Twenty-fourth streets, $1,000.
William Laurie, frame shed. SOS Sutherland
avenue, s75.
William T. Mcvey throe-room cottage Web
ster avenue near Shelby street s400
Thomas Wakefield. frame cottage, 364 North
Laura street, $3.50
H. c. Kennedy. frame addition to dwelling
1924 West Twenty-eighth street, $3.50.
lynn b. Millikan, stone veneered residence,
1923 North Meridian street, SIS. 600.
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TRANSFER LINES.

TRANSFER LINE-J. NJ. MOORE; carriages
for funerals. parties and weddings; baggage
wagons; stand. Union Depot Phone. 1854 or
filled promptly.
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Good Outlook for Business.

George ingalls,, general freight agent of
the Big Four, was in the city yesterday.
He says the only trouble with the Big
Four is that it has not cars enough to
handle the traffic offered. Every division
is calling for cars to load With better
weather for moving freights he looks for
partial relief from the car shortage. While
here he visited Assistant General Freight
Agent Keavey and found him improving,
but still unable to return to duty He says
his father, NJ E. Ingalls,, now abroad, will
return on April q in fine health, having,
with his family, enjoyed a three months
tries.
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INDIANAPOLIS a. NORTHWESTERN,
TRACTION COMPANY.

General Offices. Lebanon. Ind
INDIANAPOLIS waiting rooms ticket Office ana
express office. 119 West Maryland street. Union
block. Room g.
First through car for Lafayette leaves Indian
apolis at 4 a m. and arrives at Lebanon at 40
a. M Frankfort $3.50 a. IN. and Lafayette $50
a m Second through leaves India polls at
a m. arrives Lebanon at 81 a m. Frank
fort at S:l4 a. m. and Lafayette at S.lI a. m
and every hour thereafter until D. m. Last car
for Lebanon leaves Indianapolis at 1880 D. m.
First through from Lafayette leaves La
a m Lebanon at Sis a. m. and indianapolis az
9:45 a. m. and every hour thereafter until 80
N m Last car from Lafayette 10 Lebanon leaves
LAFAYETTE at IL rs p. m. and arrives at Lebanon
at rs a m.
Exnress Department Consgnments received
until 10 O'Clock a. for delivery the same day
10 all points between Indianapolis ana Frank
tort and until D. m. for delivery 10 all pOinte
hefnre 8 O'clock the next moTnIng.
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INDIANAPOLIS a MARTINsvILLE
RAPID TRANSIT co.

waiting room and station. A. Kentucky avenus
trirst ear leaves from In front OF No. AZ Ken
..ciS,y avenue for Martinsville and Intermediates
es.stfous at $50 a. and every hour therea ftsr
@ ,he half hour mark until $50 p m. The IA
=" "a .ar runs only 70 MOOrcsNille. the $50 rar
- ,,ns 10 Martinsviile and the next and last ar
lies al II 80 n. m, running % Martnsvllle
10 .o.-ins Nartinsvie FOR India polls ana An,
,.rmediate stations first car az 5.5o a. m ana
..ry hour thereafter on the thirty minute snarl<
sS...tH $50 d. m. The 80 T. runs only AZ
N,oaresNille and the $50 % Indiana polls a "a
The next and last car leaves al 1870. running 10
INDIAN polls
Cars leave Mooresviile for Indianapolis ana
MaftinsViile at 5.3e a. IN.
Express car arrives at Indianapolis az lo.ss .
m and departs at ls:eo m: also arrives al :s6 n
w and DEPARTS AZ y. m
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SALES OF REAL ESTATE.
Twenty-six Transfers Made a Matter
of Record Yesterday.

instruments filed for record in the recorders
office of Marion unity, Indiana, for the twenty
four hours ending at p. m. March 80. 1904:
Janet c.. Husband ct al. to Lafayette A.
jackson, Lot As. Mrs c. c. Bobbs's ..oo -
Charlotte Lockman to VIM s. Lockman,
Lot 81, Meadland Grandview add $50. 100
Jesse ]. Prvett Theodore f. Harrison.
Lots $50 and 161. Reagan Park add 100000
Jessie +. Lockman ct al. TO Charlotte
Lockman. Lot 81. Meadland Grand
Caroline ad Scbiinc ct al 70 f,bas Luz
TIP H. Z 5............................. 2.25OOO
Iot $40 Blk & 90 OK p p i n Ja m s ID
Belmont add to West Indianapolis 10000
David w. Compton ct al. TO Jas. Ker-
van. pit of the u of Sec 30. TIP 10.
Geo. l.. Mas ct ux to Patrick w. Ken
nedy. Lot go. Fletchers Woodlawn
Elmer c. Crout ct ux. to Geo. L. Mas,
Lot 900. Fletcher's Woodlawn sub; also
Lot g. VIM S Hubbard's sub of So
pit of Lot So Hanna's heirs add ...... 5,5OO.OO
Sheriff Marion Co. to Oliver C. Mont
gS omssry tn un Ts = pit of the 4 of asz n
Anna Trindle to VIM. c. Svendsen ct
gx, Lot 81 and pit Of Lot 81; Arthur V. -,
Sarah c. Lockwood ct al. to Jesse f.
Hitz. Lot Il, Nutting's sub of A. E.
VIM G svendsen ct ux to Anna Trindie '''''O'
Lot 80 and pit of Lot 81, Arthur "
browns South Meridian-st add. 100
Roby, Lot 81. Thos. a. Morris's I'd add. 1850. 90
Oren II. Murphy ct al. TO Aonzo G.
Johnson Lots q and %. Blk s. North
JULIA haraP Eastman ct al to Josiah X 0OOOO0
LILY pit of Lot 10. St Clair's add. 49,. 100000
Au' itor Marion Co. to John w. Hotties
l. t 10 and pit of Lot Is. Exchange Land
Ci.s sub of Outlet 1S3. .................. 566 10
Reason d. Sanders ct ux. to John NJ
Hall, Lot 5s Miligan's Brook Park add $50 90
Henry +. Hanf ct al to Jacob Halter,
pit of Lot To- Outlets 107 and los, John
Resets sub 11OOO 90
Crown Hill Cemetery to Chas G. DuvalI
ct TX, Lot 40, Sec A. Crown Hill Gem
etery ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1ilOO
John w. Hotties Mardulia r. Har-
rift. Lot 10 and pt of 10. Exchange
Land Co. sub OF Outlot 1S3............ 567. So
John b. Ham et ux. TO Levi S. Person
tr-. pit of Lot III. Bruce Place add (re-
GecOfucd)
South Park Land Co. to Chas. F. and
Mabel Shepherd. Lot 50. South Park
add. 1000 90
Nancy w. Montague to Mamie e Phem-
lister, Lot TO- Wallace's Sd survey I'D
add. town of Acton. 100
Thaddeus S. Harper ct ux. TO Dora Nolte,
pit OF the "A Of Sec ,. TIP 15 r A.. 80 90
Eliza j. Jones to Isaac L. Jeff ct ux.,
Lot 90. h. I. Fletcher's sub of Fletch-
er's add. 1850 90
Transfers total consideration enc x
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WANTED-STOVE VOLUNTEERS: six frst-class
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and IL will be charged to account Five
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Regular customers easily obtained since the
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Papers can be bought at the Office or from any
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LOCAL WHOLESALE MARKETS.
Poultry and other Produce.
prices Paid by Shippers.)

prices Paid by Shippers)
Cheese-Wisconsin, 13c; New York full creams,
13c. Swiss. 16c; brick. lie: lmburger. 12c.
Poultry-Hens Sc; stays. Sc; cocks, &c; capons,
lie; young ducks. Sc; springs 1OQlOAc; geese.
&C per Id.
Butter-Choice roll. 12c: EIgin creamery. CSC:
state, 2fc.
Eggs-Strorg at 14lAc.
Wool-Local dealers paying for wagon lots:
Good medium merchantable unwashed. lie;
and braid. 15c; heavy merino 10d12c;
half-bood 12Ql4c; bury and cotted, l2gl4c:
Western. 12c.
Feathers-Prime geese. soc per ib prime duck.
zoe per ID.
Beeswax-30c for yellow. 25c for dark
HIDES AND TALLOw.
Green-sated Hides-NO. l. 7%c; No. 2, sac;
No. l calf, loo, No. calf &c.
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HAND-FREE UMBRELLA.
IL Is Supported Over Owner by a
Harness-Like Arrangement.

An umbrella is generally regarded as an
awkward thing TO carry at its best. Any
one can think a dozen reasons why Ii is
in the way and confusing problem to
deal with under ordinary circumstances.
In a town called Gibsland La. a gentle
man has invented an umbrella that is sup
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IdU iIIIHB SQUdOS III HUH VL tIIOIII' IHCH
mands were given TO make ready and
take aim,' with but one exception their
knees gave way, and by the time the mus
supported by the ropes. The exception was
a tall, heavily bearded man, said to be the
leader of the party. and was at the extreme
end of the line near which were stand
ing. This man twisted around and man.
aged to get his right hand high enough to
pull the cloth from his face. Then he
Strengthened up in his position and died
calmly while looking down the barrels of
his comrades musketS He atheist
and insulted the minister while being prayed
for"
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Marriage Licenses.

Edgar yelling and Ida Herman.
George LANCE and Clara Il. Sigmor.
George Wilson and Lulu Essick-
Daniel Ruggles and Ankah l.. Rudey.
Frank p Bailey and Florence lehman.
William ID. Thomas and Mauce Hoover.
Edward Austermiller and Josephine Smith
Oden b. Kelly and Ethel NJ. Tull
John Wells and Eva Winn.
Clarence a. Moore and Maude r. Sp.cklemire
William T Paschal and Ella Jones.
Clarence ;. Armstrong and Naomi Blonton
Fred G. Wilmot and Lena Ruess.er.
Nathan Davis and Nora Shaw
Max Doeffer and Carrie Myers
Joseph F. Singleton and Mary Lemons.
Edgar .. Richwne and Florence DOreInus.
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Where Shipwrecked

ads n
a p appear
pag one of puzzles
the
the askd the of ads each
ennen
o he week sri
s a i
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ISDIANAPOLIs, COLUMBUS a SOUTH
ERN TRACTION COMPANY.

x1-asbjnseton streets for Southport. Greenwood
WhiteIand. Franklin. Amity. Edinburg. Taylors-
,.,fIe a~d Columbus. First at . a m and cv-
.-x hour thereafter until b. m The last car
lesves al lI.l5 =. N. Al and 10 p. M. cars leave
90 E'rankiin and intermediate points only.
..ornbination passenger and express leaves
ceorgia and Meridian streets FOR Greenwood only
-. and n.
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WANTED-Agents wanted for Theodore Roose-
welt, the Citizen by Jacob Riis with intro
duction by DR.. Morrill, Z. Gates. One of the
most interesting biographical works published
during past % years. a book filled with high
ideals of American citizenship. A splendid OPP
portunity for canvassers. Beautifully illus
trated; attractive book in every way. For
territory. terms and full particulars address
CO., 945 Pennsylvania av..
Washington, ID. c.
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wANTED-FEMALE HELP.
WANTED-AGENTS.

WANTED-Old feathers. 4l6 Mass. av. 3. F..
DUBOIS. Main 142S.
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WAITS FOR CLOSE or THEATRES
IxD,p'LIs q EASTERN RAILWAY ca
GREENFIELD LINE.

General Offices Franklin Building.
All CARS DEPART FROM MERIDIAN AND
GEORGIA STREETS.
Tor richmond New Castle and intermediate
stations cars leave al $50 a. m. and every two
bours thereafter until $50 p. m.
AboVe cars make direct competitions Tor DAYTON.
Columbus Newark, Lima, Marion and ctncin-
natl, O.
s,attons cars leave at 5-5S a. m. and each hour
,berrafter until 7.55 =. IN. and $50 J.. m Cars
Leaving al SIS and ll.5j p IN. run only as far az
Termination passenger and express cars leave
a, 80 5.55 and II 81 a. m. FOR knightst0wn and
80 a Z and 2.55 p m for Richmond.
90 - FREIGHT CARS.
For Knightstown. Richmond aud intermediate
e,attons cars arrive at us a. and depart az
9.se a m Tor Greenfield and intermediate sta
mons cars arrive at s.ls M and leave at $50
n m Also arrive at 2.i0 J. m. and leave az SO
n m.
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Publication of 1.-THE Missing Man,"
a serial story with Sc mystery I'm il.
Will begin i'm Fridays Journal. You
will like ID.
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place of executi2
acres was soon
division, from
had deserted.
were formed
were quickly
1--WE had no
serters in ger
of tender yea
fifteen years d
tied there was
isfaction, coupf
detail of men 81
the men so s1
presence of then
that the eyes of
a great load ws
when an officer
read the youth
Johnston giving
dering him back
THE fifteen g
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Candies-CapitaI stick candy tbrls) &C per ID;
common mixed, sc; grocers' mixed, 5lac Banner
twist stick 7leGSc; Banner cream mixed &c:
Derby mixed. 71zc.
-Soft-shelled almonds, 15c; Brazil nuts.
10c; flberts. lie; peanuts roasted 7GSc; mixed
nuts, i3c.
Figs-NI.. Smyrna, 12c per h.
Coal and Coke.
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REMOVAL ANNOUNCEMENT.

REMOvAL~-GUST ROsBERG, merchant tailor,
formerly OF lie ~. Pennsylvania ST. now To-
Gated at and Pembroke Arcade. Phone co.
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200 lbs. si4: rump per brl. 200 lbs. SIS; family.
per bril- 200 lbs. $3.50: fancy clear bean. per bril-
lbs. ST Also half bris, 100 los at half the price
Of the brls. adding soc to cover additional cost
Lard~Kettle-rendered. ss.c pure lard. sisc
Bacon-Ciear bellies. s5 TO 50 lbs average. 1oc;
IS TO q lbs average, 10hc; IA to is lbs average,
c ear sass 70 oc to 70 10 lbs veTag 80 T.
clear sides. about 80 to 90 lbs average. s5sc; 30
TO 10 lbs average l0i2c; 20 TO 30 lbs average, lie
In dry salt. 1lzc less
Nails and Horseshoes.
81 30 rates; from mill. 500 rates. Horseshoes.
per keg 100: mule shoes. per keg, $3.50; horse
nails. siq5 per box. Barb wIre galvanized s. so;
Oils.
Linseed raw. 39izc per gal: linseed oil, boiled.
40zc per gal coal OIL brl price. l2c, 1Sc and lac;
gasoline, lic
Produce, Fruits and Vegetables.
81; Ben Davis. per bri. $3.50 Wine saps per
Bananas-Large. 81 per bunch; medium. $50.
Cabbage--Holiand Seed, $3.50 per 100 lbs.
Carrots-50c per blu.
ceiery-California. per crate. 81; per doz csc.
Florida, per crate, SO.
Cider-Per brl. $3.50; half brls. $50.
Cocoanuts-s35O per bag, soc doz.
Is . So o per sS Sc 6 per br;
Dates-wanut. 81 per box; package dates. 6O-lb
box, sc per 10.
F1gS-Smyrna, 1Oc per 10
HOney-White clover, Ice per Id.
Kraut-Per cask. As gals. SlO per brl. 30 gals.
$3.50: half brl, - gals. 81.
Lemons-EAtra fancy Messina. 800 size. $3.50
box 300 size. s3.75; California, 300 to $50 sze 50.
Lettuce-16c per ID.
Navy Beans-Per bu, s..
Old Pop Corn-2c per ID.
Onions-Yellow. per cwt. $3.50; red. 1915.
oranges-California Seedlings. 81 per box;
Florida, So: Navels. per box s.. %
Radishes-Per doZ, 40c.
Shaots-Per doZ, soc.
Parsnips-6Gc per bu
Pears-Per bu. $1G125
eapples-FlOrida, per crate. $3.50.
Potatoes-Northern stock, $1.05 per blu.
RhubarD-Per doZ, i0c
Spanish Onions-s2 per crate.
Sweet Potatoes-Kentucky, $3.50.
Turnips-Joc per bu; Rutabaga. 75c per bu.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES crate, SIS.
Seeds.
Seed clover. prime. S. 75d7. English clover,
s7.25G750; alsike, s7.50GS50 Timothy. prime,
81. 75Gr2 Fancy Kentucky bluegrass. 81. 50d1. 70;
- -. ,nr.l-
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DIED.

~~~N~~~~>|-~~N~N~o~~~~>O~DC ~0O~~D~D~NI>~NN~~~
PERRIN-George X. Perrin aged seventy-seven.
at Deaconess Hospital. March 80 1904. Serv-
ices at Chicago. Interment at Mount Hope Gem
etery
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ASK YOUR GROCER
FOR JOSEPH TAGGART'S
PURITAN BREAD.

All advertisements inserted In these columns
charged at the very low rate OF cents
line. Blank or dash lines at the same price per
line. Telephone 23S and your ad will be called
for.
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FOR sALE-MISCELLA


FOR SALE-Large fireprOof safe; bargain IL sold
soon. p South Capitol
FOR SALE-Meat market. in good running or
der. Address Lock Box 40. windfaI. Ind.
FOR sALE-is03 Yale touring cars fneW) 81 100:
were 81. $50 w. H. CLEVELAND, 27-33 North
Capitol
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SfIIyIHd, &c PCT ID
Coal and Coke.
(Retail Prices-)

Crushed coke, BE per bu-.--.-........ 215 3.25
Bags. 25c per ton extra, ground floor or dumped
in cellar; soc per ton extra, second floor
ried in cellar. From wagon. 25c per ton extra
by wheelbarrow, chute or basket.
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1t is stated that the Baltimore & Ohio
will purchase the South Pennsylvania Rail-
road. better known as the Andrew Carnegie
road, which he used to force the Pennsyl-
vania into giving lower freight rates to his
steel company. That, however, was before
he got the Wabash into Pittsburg and made
his traffic arrangements with George Gould.
The South Pennsylvania is rich in history,
having been surveyed in 1897 and again in
1914 by prominent engineers. One or them
was Colonel ROebling, who later built the
Brooklyn bridge. The work of construction
was very expensive, for every effort was
made 70 avoid grades and many costly tun-
nels were built. The road taps a rich coun-
try and now does a profitable business
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-03-31
FUNERAL NOTICE.

BENCE-Funeral: Mrs. Caroline Bence. Thur
day, p M from her late residence, 1903 Nor
New Jersey street. Burial private.