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HUSBAND IS SEARCHING
FOR WIFE AND DAUGHTERS

Clark McWhorter, cellar contractor, 405
Holmes avenue, is searching for his wife
and two daughters, Maude and Cornelia,
who disappeared from his home May IL.
At the same time Arthur Bryan, who
boarded with the McWhorter family, was
missing and is supposed now to be with
the women.
McWhorter states that his wife had over
500 with her and that he knew OF no reason
for their sudden departure. Mrs. Nc
Whorter packed two trunks on the day she
left and then teiephoned to her daughters,
who were at work in a down town factory.
They joined their mother Immediately.
Bryan is said to be possessed OF a con-
siderable sum of money, which is now in
the hands OF a guardian, since he is but
twenty years of age. 1t is thought that
the women with Bryan went to Shelby
vile and from there took train for New
York city.
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Kratzer, Lot 17s. William L. Elders
University Heights sub. 10000
7. N. Glidewell ct ux to G. F. Hilton. .oo ~
Lot ia woodruff Place add ........ 2,4oo 90
Ehrensman, Lot s5f. William L. FL
der's University Heights sub ;...;.... 10000
Harriet d. Cotton to Anna b: Hughey,
Washington st add .................... 10000
Caliantine. Lot 1872 william L. Elders
University Heights sub. ..:....;; 25ooo
Charles NJ. Cross trustee. to Mary NJ
Mauk Lot 5. Blk 6, Myers's University
Place add, ington................... 1000. 90
Ferdinand c. Smock ct ux- to Olin c.
wilcox ct ux.. Lot 227. Morton Place
Phoenix hoa Mutual Life Insurance Com 1'''-''
pany to Charles w: shearer, pit of the
soev a. Sec ysnaeI 81 Tp is iS Charles l. Jones 100000
pit Of the 4, Sec q, TIP is, a.. 1O12. so
Charles ROehTng ct TX TO to 5o6 John ,ds
fetoher ct Dt as 81 sub G'S of oueIOts aRa q
etc, city of Indianapolis. Also. Lot
wsa e and ps of ws5 Gf ~ sru9S =. %s Raee Bd
berg, Lot 9s and strip adjoining, Allen
s,, ct al North Wpodlawn Ios6 add ti:c
well ct ux., pit of Lot a. Isaac Goes
sub. So a., city. of Indianapolis. $4,000
" Latham comstoek' xe Lot ss5 and o ps0tS ps Of
Lot 23i. Elizabeth Talbott's revised
WoOdlawn Park add Iryington. s,5OoOO
Oren. II. Swan to Ann NJ Bremerman.
Lot 9. Blk 1s, Armstrong; lst add.
Brown, row Lot Lot ,, Blk s., Brightwood ~ 10000
THOMAS Nexlta tG snp r. aps
sub of Outlets 152, ETC.. city of In
James naP' Fl. Baldwin ct ux. to william T. "
McCarty. Lot s24, Vajen's South .o =,
Grant A. Roberts ct ux. to- the Indiana
pt Of Lot 49, Bruce Place add.......... 1,75oOo
Carl Eickmeyer ct to German Fire
Insurance Company OF Indiana. Lot
dianapos 1867 s5
citation TO Mary NJ. McFadden, Lot
% and pt of Lot %. Blk 10. North In
dianapolis .-........-.......-.. l,SOOU
Arthur v Brown ct ux. to Agnes L.
McCorke. Lot 9. Arthur V. Browns
East Meridian Heights add.............. 5000
Robert s. Cochrane ct ux TO John B.
Harrison ct ux, Lot 3S. Blk 3, Tuxedo
Albert Tague ct ux. to James B. Har-
rison ct ux.. Lot 81. Blk g. Tuxedo
Frank B. Bremerman ct ux to oran H.
Swan, trustee, Lot 3. Blk IL, Arm
strong's lst add. North Indianapolis. Loo
Margaret f: Bryant ct al to Madge NJ
e sioners', u SUBJ henderson, add. d........ 25OOoc
Rachel Swain to BENJAMIN @ F. Gregory;
o outlot 2 city of Indianapolis s.......... $4,000
Charles E. Reynolds ct ux TO Leila II.
i.awrencebdrg Law & Upper Mississippi
Railroad Company's sub OF Outlot 15S,
city of Indianapolis. l00
Hubert. Z. Heine ct ux to James F.
add .................... 5000
Henry Bloom et 10 William r.
Blk 81. Brightwood. 10000
Benjamin Il. Gregory ct TX. TO Rachel
add add. ',y- -. M 10000
Sewei w. Crews ct 10 Martha Rus
Side add ,...............-... - 10000
Herman AIisch ct TO John a
add add M ~ IsOOo
Edward " Miller TO George NJ Gecker.
Southeast add ,..................... 900
George NJ Geckler Edward y. Miller.
ut of Lot IL, Julian ct ais Spring
Garden Southeast add-.......-..---...... 80. .0
Diily Mcintyre 10 Andrew Aitken. Lot
diaaapoiis e5ooo
Transfers, "a; total consideration. sSs 2ss s
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Waiting room and station, q KENTUCKY aFenuoL
s7irst car leaves from In front OF 10. a. KEN
ttirIxy avenue for Eartfnsville and intermediate
stations al 80 a. m and every hour thereafter
or the half hour mark until $50 D. m. The %
10 m car runs only 20 MooresNille. the SD
runs 10 Nartinsyille and the next and last car
Leaves at II % D. m. running 20 Aartlnsyillo
t,esxing Martinsviie for fadiais1poiis and in
tefmediate stations nrst car at ; % a. ana
every hour thereafter. on the thirty minute mark.
urti 6 % d. m. The 1.30 y. car runs only 10
Ni,oresville and the S3e TO Indianapolis and
TIE next and last leaves at 40 80. running
Indianapolis.
Cars leave Mooresvilae for Indianapolis ana
Nartinsyille al : % a.
EXPRESS car arrives at Indianapolis al Ie:<5
A. ne and departs at lz:0o m; also arrives At s.<k
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preventative Sales

Cattle-There was a good run of cattle
for this time in the week, and the receipts
were above the average for Monday. There
was not a complete variety. however. and
while there were sveral good ones, there
were probably few if any in their class
that could be rated strictly top cattle.
As usual on Monday there was not much
competition from outside sources, but most
of the offerings were rather attractive TO
local packers. and they were inclined to pay
consistent prices. In harmony with advices
from other places, sellers were asking
higher prices, and this naturally caused
little delay in arranging terms, but early
in the day a satisfactory clearance was ef-
fected- On account of the absence of a
number of different grades, an accurate
comparison cannot be made with the close
of last week. but it was generally admitted
that such cattle as were offered sold strong
to 10c higher. which of course would indi-
cate a healthy condition Sales included
good but not fancy 1,30-lb streets at $780,
with Lose to 1.151-lb kinds at S5-05G550 and
stockers and feeders sold at $3.50Q4.25. Heif-
ers were reported at s4di75, cows at 81 5O0
40 and bulls at $360d3.s5. The calf mar
ket was strong TO higher, with sales at
$446. Quotations.:
Steers
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Sheep-The receipts of sheep and lambs
to-day were no larger than usual at this
time in the week. The supply was not suf-
hcient TO interest any buyers TO great ex-
tent. and usual on Monday the trade
was quiet. There were not enough in any
class TO establish range i'm prices, but
sales of odd punches indicated that prices
were steady as compared with those pre-
vailing for equal kinds at the close of last
week Spring lambs We're bought as high
as $3.50 and sheep that could hardly be
ciassed as strictly top kinds sold at 81
Opinions TO the developments in the near
future rs usual on Monday We're based on
the reports from other places. and as these
were generally favorable. il is of course
expected that desirable stock will sell at
least steady in the next few days. Quota
tions.
-Ortota tinns for Clirned StorI-
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SALES OF REAL ESTATE.
Fifty-FOur Transfers Made n Matter
of Record Yesterday.

instruments filed for record in the recorders
office of Marion county. Indiana, for the twenty
four hours ending at p. m. June 6. 1904:
VIM L. Elder ct to Frank NJ. Crowl,
Lot l96. VIM. l.. Elders University
VIM s'fa'i L. Elder ISg to Mary F Elder Lot s. SzOoOo
VIM. L. Elders University Heights
sub. .....:.:..................... 250oo
Thau. Lot 6. Blk s. Barth's heirs add. 10000
Brown Lot l5s., E T. Fletchers %
Benz a. Brown ct TO Jos. b. Liv-
ingston ct ux.. Lots l, 2. and T. Blk
15i. amended plat. Brightwood. ........ 10000
ct al. Lot l60. Sec 40. Crown Hill
VIM L. Elder ct ux to Jesse B. Hill, '"
Lot S34. VIM. L. Elders University
craWford Fairbanks i ct ux. to Wabash zVO-"
Realty and Loan Co, Lot /, John Nc
Cormicks heirs SUBJ Outlot II. west of
outot 4, west of White river; $4,000
Jos. V. McKernan To ID. NJ. Bradbury,
tr., Lot "a; So "a Beaty's add; -. 100
tr.. Lot 81. So "A. Beaty's add. $500
Frederick Wulf admr.. TO VIM. c. Wulf.
Lot s Mckernan & Pierce's SUBJ Hen
Frederick WuIf ct ux to VIM c. Wulf. 'O"
Lot $. MeKernan * Pierce's sub. Hen
VIM. L. Elder to Matthew Anaker. Lot D."
S59. VIM. l.. Elders University Heights
Crawford Fairbanks ct ux. to Wabash -'O'"
Realty and Loan Co, pt Lot IS, Vests
Crawford Fairbanks ct ux 70 Wabash
Reisner's 2d West InGpls. add.......... 10000
Realty and Loan Company. pt of Lot
cresss aad s.sOooo
Realty and Loan Company. Lots Al.
= and is. A., NJ ogle. ct ais East
William l. Elder ct ux to John T..
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$3.50: bulls, A.25; calves, ss75. The receipts
of hogs this week were little short OF the
demand. and there was gradual upward
movement in values, resulting in gain or
35 cents at the close of the week. as COM
pared with tho close of the preceding week.
at the high time the best heavy hogs were
bringing s6.35 and light $6.l5, while at the
close of the preceding week the top prices
were respectively 50 and s5.77lz. An ample
supply OF sheep and lambs were received
and il impossible TO advance prices,
but good strong ge was maintained.
spring lambs selling as high as $3.50, year
lings at Sc and sheep at A.25.
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Sealed proposals will be received at the Office
of treasurer Marion Branch NJ III. ID. v s.
National Military Home, Grant county. Indiana
unit / O'Clock d. June 10. 1904, and then
opened, for furnishing and delivery of 90 500
gallons OF milk. or $50 gallons evaporated
cream in accordance with Instructions and
specifications copies Of which. with blank pro-
posals and other information, may be had upon
application 10 JOHN q ADAMS. treasurer.
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HeineI Is Refused License.

Charles Reifers application for license
to conduct saloon at haywood was re-
fused by the Board of County Commission
ers Yesterday, and the applicants place Of
business which has been in operation in
haywood for many years. will have TO be
closed Ii was shown by his own witnesses
that Reiffel had sold drinks on Sunday.
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J. S. Hall, of Indianapolis. formerly pro-
prietor of the English Hotel, died suddenly
in the Madison Hotel in Alton, ILL.,, Sunday
afternoon of apoplexy. Mr.. and Mrs. Hall
were in st. Louis attending the exposition
but Mr.. Hall had gone to Alton to consult
with the owners of the Madison Hotel, the
management of which had been offered to
him. He was stricken in the dining room
and died within few hours. Mr.. Hall was
proprietor of the English Hotel from 1894
to 1892 He was ffty-four years of age.
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COLUMBUS & SOUTH
ERN TRACTION COMPANY.

Through passenger cars leave 'enfs{lfania and
Washington streets for Southport. Greenwood.
MhiteIand. Franklin. Amty. Edinburg. THyiors-
yisle and Columbus. First car al a. m and
every hour thereafter until D. IN. Through
cars leave also at 10 and il.l5 p- m. AT s-p. In.
a car leaves for Franklin and. intermediate points
oIly.
Combination passenger and express car leaves
Georgia and Meridian streets for Greenwood only
ai 9 80 a. m and see D. Cars run regularly
e.sery hour between Indianapolis and Columbus.
Tv:1
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GREENFIELD LINE
General Offices. Franklin Building.
All CARS DEPART FROM MERIDIAN A

General Offices. Franklin Building.
ALL CARS DEPART FROM MERIDIAN AND
GEORGIA STREETS.
lror Richmond. New Castle and intermediate
stations cars leave at G:55 al m and every two
hours thereafter until 6:55 y. i'm
Above make direct connections for Dayton.
Columbus. Newark. Lima. Marion and Cincin-
natl. o.
FOR Greenfield Knghtstown and intermediate
stations cars leave at 5.55 a m and each hour
thereafter until 7:55 p m and 9-55 p IN Cars
leaving at SIS and II :55 y. IN. run only as Ear
Greenfield
at, :55, 755 and IL .55 a m. for knightstown and
SIS a. M and 2:55 p. for Richmond
FREIGHT CARS
For Knightstown. Richmond and intermediate
stations cars arrive at 7l5 o. IN. and depart al
e.30 a m For Greenfield and intermediate sta
titns cars arrive tbs a rs. and leave at s>SQ-
aim. Also arrive at 2:lo p- tn- and leave at $40
m
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED-n you are IN need OF a position or
desire to employ male female help advertise
In the Journal If you are subscriber to the
journal and DO not nnd II convenient to call at
and it will be charged to your account Five
cents for each seven words or any part thereof
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REWARD.


FINANCIAL
LOANS-Money mortgages c. r. SAYLES
& CO. 127 T. Market
FINANCIAL-5 per cent money on Indianapolis
city property. or on city property in any county
seat town, or on farm property anywhere In In
diana. funds delay; partial
payments. Call or address c. N. WILLIAMS a.
Co 10 e Market
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VITAL STATISTICS-JUNE 6.
Births.

Charles and Henrietta Hoeltle, 22S6 Madison.
girl
Fred and Ann Severance. S25 Fort Wayne, boy.
Harley and Nellie Sellers, 907 North Temple,
girl
J. NJ. and Mary Statesman 2Os3 Cooper. boy.
August and Anna PyTtz, 524 West Wilkins,
girl
George and Anna Helgemeier. South Meridian.
boy.
Henry and Susie Bird, 2i2i Caroline, girl.
Marriage Licenses
BENJAMIN W. Chandler and Maude NJ. Pearce.
John Kennedy and Josephine Paris
Samuel Parker and Gettie Waters.
Harry Gamble and Callie Watson.
Paul c. Nicholas and Dolle Al. Rock.
Deaths.
Acey Shepard. thirty-six. 1910 East Eleventh.
scalding.
George W. Black, ffty-nine, $50 North Ala
bama. heart failure.
Maggie Robinson. twenty-eight. Ss7 Smith,
tuberculosis.
William Hartman, thirteen. Franklin township,
tuberculosis.
Emma b. winn, thirty-nine. 372 West Twelfth
consumption
Sarah Case. eighty-three. Julietta Hospital
phthisis pulmonalis.
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DANIELS-Mary Clarissa, Monday, June g. at
q. m, age years Funeral at her
fathers residence, 1S43 North Pennsylvania St,
1880 a. m. Wednesday. Burial private.
NAVIN-Alfred G. Navin. at his residence. IS
the Martens, June 5. 1904. aged thrty-two
years. Friends may view the remains at the
residence of Robert Navin, 6l4 North Illinois
street. Tuesday and Wednesday mornings, June
and s. Funeral from ST Paul's Church
"Wednesday, June 5. 2 D. m.
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EARNINGS ARE IMPROVING
LATE RAILWAY STATEMENTS SHOW
a TURN FOR THE BETTER.
Western Immigrant Bureau still i'm an
Unsatisfactory Condition-GcneraI
and Personal Notes.

sufficient number of roads have pub
lished partial traffic statements for May 20
afford a basis OF comparison of the gross
and net earnings of the first three weeks
Of tnat month with the returns for April.
now practically complete The contrasted
figures do not show the progressive i'm
provement in gross earnings which was
predicted, but they do not show an appre-
ciable dirinution in the percentage of
the third week of May. when weather con-
ditions were usually favorable for railway
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HOGS LOWER; CATTLE UP
IN GENERAL WAY HOG MARKET
SHOWED &C Loss YESTERDAY.
Following Outside Markets, Local
Cattle Trading Was at an Advance
OF About 10c-sheep steady.


UNION STOCKYARDS. INDIANAPO-
LIS, June 6.-Hogs-The receipts of hogs
to-day were a little larger than usual at
this time in the week and show fair in
crease over a year ago. Nearly all kinds
were represented. but hardly enough OF
each grade to establish an extreme range
In prices. In sympathy with liberal re-
ceipts and lower prices in neishboring mar
kets. the opening here was attended Dy
rather backward bidding. and lower prices
were being offered. There was only fair
request from outside sources. which OF
course was an excuse for local packers to
be more bearish than they might have
been under other circumstances But
rather early in the day trading basis
was established. On account of the limited
demand from shippers, the market natur-
ally lacked animation. but there was
steady outlet for the supply at weak to
lower prices than last Saturday. In gem
erai way sales were around sc lower, but
occasionally the best light hogs appeared
to be almost steady, and therefore the av-
erage for the day barely sc lower than
the close of last week. Local packers final
ly cleared up the supply and the market
closed steady at the decline. Sales ranged
from 81 5ofI4. S21s, and most of the supply
sold at s4.e0Q475. Quotations.:
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REAL ESTATE-Young meni See A. B. CAR
TER * co. and purchase lot north of Fall
creek, which will be the future residence district
of the city: cash payments. l49 L. Market
Phone New 1909
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TAILOR.

TAILoR-Fred Monter, renovator of ladies' and
gents garments; also repairing and pressing
while yoI wait. ia South Illinois st.
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FOR SALE OR TRADE.


REAL ESTATE-For sale or trade: Brick plant
complete, covering five acres, "a acres adjoin-
ing, 25-h-p. engine boiler, wooden Potts
machine, mold sander. disintegrater. % 600 shed
pallets 16 sheds etc, switch at plant, with best
of shipping facilities Call or address FOWLER
TON BRICK WORKS. Fowerton Ind.
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LOST.

LOST-Sealskin coat night Of May II. light
green fowered silk lining $25 reward Return
to j. C. SIPE, 20lS Talbot
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JOURNAL BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
BERTERMANN BROS.
New No 2l Mass av 22S ". Del St Tel. SAC.
NOTICE.

NOTICE-IIave the leaks In the tin and slate
work of your house repaired by JOSEPH
GARDNER. SO Kentucky av. Telephone 322
NOTICE-SMITH & MCAULEY, real-estate
brokers; farms speciality; we have farms, all
sizes and locations. Phone $685. Ia ingalls,
Blk.
NOTICING want you to let sell your
business We have buyers for rooming houses
groceries and business all kinds
MONTGOMERY MILLER CO..
50l Lemcke.
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Express Department Cousgnments receiy1d
until 10 O'Clock a m for delivery the same day
to all points between indianapolis and Prank
fort and until p. m. for delivery 70 all points
before o'clock the next morning.
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Decrease

According to statements now being pub
lished, the April earnings of the entire
Pennsylvania system show a decrease OF
S637 500, and for four months ending April
30 decrease of over S4,000,000
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! PENNSYLVANIA IinGs]
Trains Run by Central Time.
,nalr. e,rrpt sunday. lsundau onlx

IKr OFFICES at station and at corner Illinois and
W ashIagton Streets
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

FOR SALE-Large freproof safe: bargain IL sold
% South Capitol
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-IIvNtAIIIb NdIItys-
For the fourth week in May
Gross earnings ................. S9S.216 1855 3S9
sivhNH osSsNoo -Ao.eI'
From July 1.................. 52H6S7 s15i, 279
Wabash
For the fourth week in May
cross earnings ................. SSlS.2S s0,sb-
-s.O24tii lsoS-,efJ 1s'lo
From July 1................. %, ,561 1854 6f6
This is the first decrease that has oe-
CURED in the gross earnings of the Wabash
for any month since June, 1897.
The April net earnings Of the Big Four
were the largest of the present fiscal year.
the largest of any April since 1901. and
be favorable the influence If the ST Louis
exposition now being felt, considerably
stimulating earnings. April was the first
month TO show an increase in volume OF
freight since October last, as follows:
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STORAGE.

STORAGE-Moving. 81 per load. Phones 76s
STORAGE-PACKING, HAULING.
HOGAN TRANSFER AND STORAGE co.
MAIN PHONES 675 EXTRA PHONES $40.
STORAGE-The Union Transfer ana Storage
Company, corner East Ohio st. and Union
tracks; only frst-class storage solicited Grating
and packing. Phones 720
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ASK YOUR GROCER
FOR JOSEPH TAGGhRT'S
PURITAN BREAD.


All advertisements inserted In these columns
are charge the very low rate or cents a line
Blank dash lines at The same price per line.
Telephone 23S and your ad. will be called for.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
c. f. KREGELO.
Funeral Director. Phone go.
ADAMS & KRIEGER. Phones 1854 Funeral
directors 15s N. Ill. LADY attendant.
JOHNSON. HASSLER & GEORGE s57 Massa-
chusetts v. New Phone 96e. Old. Main 1880
TUTEWILER & SON
Undertakers. 12s w. Market st. Phones 21s.
FRANK A. BLANCHARD Undertaken 15s ~
Delaware st. Lady attendant Both phones All.
FLANNER & BUCHANAN-39O N Ill St Both
Phones GAL Lady attends all calls fer ladies'
and children. Automobile wagon insures prompt
ness.
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FOR SALE-AUTOMOBILES
FOR SALE-One 1902 Pattern Oldsmobile; In
first-cass order; Price, $3.50 cash. Address
CHARLES V: RAU, Fairmount. Ind
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MONUMENTS.

MONUMENTS-A. DIENER. 40 f. Washington
Tel. 2525. Branch works e. entrance Crown HILL
MONUMENTS-M. H FARRELL. 2n West
Washington ST Phone. New 2fls
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WANTED-MALE HELP.
WANTED-Barher; frst-class; wages from $40
to sl2 per week; guaranteed; must be white and
union man. j. A. REMINGTON, Connersvile
Ind
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.; good wages: steady en-
plOyment for competent men, transportation
paid. Apply Tuesday. II. A WAINWRIGHT,
Spencer House.
WANTED-For u. S. army. able-bodied. unmar-
ried men, between ages of q and 35 citizens of
United States, of good character and temperate
habits. who can speak, read and write English.
For information apply to Recruiting Officer, IS
North Illinois St, Indianapolis. Ind.
WANTED-FEMALEH HELP.
WANTED-Old feathers 4l6 Mass ay B. f.
DUBOIS. Main 142S
WANTED-SITUATION
SITUATION WANTED-By machine hand:
strictly sober and reliable. Address Box 3Os
care the Journal
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lana UNION TRACTION COMPANY.
INDIANAPOLIS & NORTHWESTERN
TRACTION COMPANY.

Wal THU 81 W.
Trains marked with .
are iiinited and stop
only az larger towns.
Trains arrive at Indpls-
Limited on the half
hour and accommoda-
ton trains 20 minis. be-
fore 'the hour.
Running time OF linn
ited trains 10 Lafayette
2 hours and 30 minis.
Accommodation trains,
. h1-s~c ona X min
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NOTICE
FOR WOMEN ONLY.
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has brought happiness to hundreds of anxious
women No pain, no danger. no interference
known of a single failure. Mail orders promptly
filled. Price 81. DIR. r. G. RAYMOND REM
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Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1904-06-25
ELLIS ISLAND IN MIGRANT STATION.

are buoyed up by hopefulness and
their wants are few. They are u
peaceful people with the possible ex.
ception Of the red.shirted and wild
eyed anarchist who comes over with
his hand against every man better on
than himself, and who does not think
as he thinks.
The embarrassing question Is
whether II Ia wise to continue this I'M
restricted influx Of foreigners. Every
session Of Congress sees new ideas
brought forward. The latest PROPOSE
ton was that Of Congressman Robert
Adams. Jr.. OF Pennsylvania, who
placed a limit Of $1,000 upon each ma.
tiOnality per year. Three times that
many Italians came to our shores last
year. and four times that number OF
Russians. Poles and Hungarians com.
bined. The disposition Of the ajority
III Congress seemed 10 be to leave the
door wide open. The interesting state
ment is made that II the present i'm.
migration Of Italians continues 1t will
not be long before there will he more
Italians In America than In ltaly, for
1t II now true that for every boy born