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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-05-27

Walter +. Booth general auditor of the
Toledo st. Louis & Western, has rendered
his resignation.
Announcement is made that the Wabash
has been admitted to membership in the
Pittsburg freight committee.
I. w. Helms real-estate agent of the Lee
high Valley road, has rendered his resigna-
ton. The position will be abolished.
The Wabash earned in the third week of
May s422, 949, an increase over the corre-
spending week of last year of s12,667.
Stuyvesant Fish, president Of the Illinois
Central. and party of railroad officials
went East yesterday over the Michigan
Central.
dianapolis & vincennes, will to-day com
plete his fiftieth year in the service of the
Pennsylvania lines
The Railway Transportation Association
and the International Assoca ton of Car
Accountants end Car Service Officers have
effected consolidation.
The Big Four will receive bids next week
for a number of bridges on the Michigan
and st. Louis divisions, most of them to be
constructed of concrete.
James Turnbull, who has been agent for
the Traders Dispatch at Kansas City, will
go to Chicago to accept the same position
with the same company.
J. ]. Turner, third vice president of the
Pennsylvania lines west, who has been
spending a couple of days at Indianapolis,
went to ST Louis yesterday.
The Vandala now operates on its main
line between ST Louis and indianapolis
twenty passenger trains daily, the largest
number in the history of the road.
President Melen. of the New York New
Haven Hartford, states that the ranks
of the strikers are rapidly being filled by
new men, and he expects to have a full
force very shortly.
A. j. Cassatt president of the Pennsyl-
vaDia will be a worlds fair visitor on June
10, apartments having been engaged for
Club. He will leave Philadelphia on the
evening of June II.
The report of the insurance department.
of the Brotherhood of Locomotive En-
gineers. which considered at the con-
vention in Los Angeles, shows that during
the departments operation $l2,500,000 has
been paid in benefits, averaging at present
100000 monthly.
Joseph Ramsey, president of the Wabash,
is expected in Toledo to-day to consider
improvements at that point. Inasmuch as
the work OF the company at PittSburg is
completed he now turns his attention to
Toledo, and will consider what is known
as the cross-town line
The grand officers of the Brotherhood of
Railway Trainmen have been asked to go to
Ashley TO discuss with the members of the
organization the recent order of the Central
Railroad of New Jersey suspending a num-
Der of trainmen. The telegraphers have
asked for a conference, several telegraphers
having been suspended without, they claim
any cause.
The Kentucky State Cadets passed
| through the city yesterday at IL o'clock
| over the Big Four en- route to ST. Louis
There were $50 cadets and an excellent band
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Building Permits.

Mary ]. Cronan. 544 North Bismark repairs
SIS.
NJ E. Frande 2llO East Washington, shed. SIS
c. w Arbuckle. 1927 North Arsenal. addition
500.
H. V. Schrawe. Lockwood, near Vigo. cottage,
$50
John Strobe 701 Union. repairs. SIS.
William r. Wagerman, 3l5 West Thirty first
cottage. $500
tage, s1.24o.
a J. Yount 20S7 Yandes addition. 500
J. Bruce. % South Holmes house. 8. 500
O. b. orion, East New York, cottage. ST. 800.
NJ f. Sloan Miami near Draper. cottage.
81. 600.
l. w Georgia. 221s Broadway. house. So 500.
Matilda Hawk. 2207 Ashland. repairs, SIS.
w +. David Minerva, near New York. re-
pairs. $500.
Lydia Baur. 1217 Lexington. repairs. 500.
X Scott 81 North Davidson. addition S2S6.
NJ Bradley $3.50 North Capitol. porch. $50.
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The Appellate Court yesterday reversed
the decision of Gibson county jury which
awarded a Judgment of $500 to the widow of
John Stages, who was killed in a stone
quarry belonging to the Consolidated Stone
Company. In the opinion, written BY Judge
Wiley, he says that the complaint was
technically insufficient in that it failed to
show that the mah's death was caused by
the negligence of the company.
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INDIANAPoLIS ~ MAhTINSyILLE
RAPID TRANSIT CO.

waiting room and station s. s-entucky avenue
F'Irsg car leaves from Ia frcstf 81 No. 4 ken
tucky avenue FOR MalttnsNtHt ana inteffaediato
stations al $50 a. N. and ever hour thereafter
on the half hour mark until 6 - u The 90
u m. only 70 Moore a iiIfs tire go car
runs % MartinsYlIe and the ~ and last car
leaves a. Il 80 .. m. running ii MartusFrie.
Leaving Martlnsville for Ia lnap1lts and In
terfnedIate stations urst $3.50 and
every hour thereafter. on the ths rs minute mark
until 6 50 p. The I.2 p. M car runs only %
Mooresslllc. and the $50 - insianap oils an8
the and last car leaves iu-sa. running %
indianapolis.
cars leave Mooresvine Tor t.ndianapolls ana
Martinaxllle at s-st a.
Express arrives al Inc !. nafslIle AZ la.ts
a m and departs Al t-.o0 IA - arrives 81 80
l.
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SEALED PROPOSALS.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

Notice IS hereby given that plans and specif-
atoms the construction Of seven % gravel
roads in Riley and Lost Creek townships, in
Nigo county Indiana, on file in the county
auditors office at the courthouse In Terre Haute
Ind. and that sealed bids Will be received until
Friday June Il. at II o'clock a.
Bids will be received On each road. to wit: on
roads No. I. No. 2, No. J. No. I. No ). No. 6.
No = separately.
Bids and bonds must conform 20 the statutory
requirements Bidders further notified that
proper forms OF bids and bonds can be had at
the auditors Office. courthouse. Terre Haute
Ind
Bidders must file with their bids good and SUI
fcient bonds. signed by at least two freeholder
sureties. residents Of the State Of Indiana. or a
surety bond
The board reserves the right To reject any or
all bids.
WILLIAM =. HOLMES
JEREMIAH BLoCkSOME,
:. FRANK REESE.
Board Of Commissioners OF Vigo County.
Attest: JEROME w DENEHIE. Auditor.
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Sheep-There Is gate an increase in the
receipts OF sheep and lambs compared with
the early part OF the month, but the mar
keting continues smaller than at this time
year ago. The receipts to-day were fulIv
double those of any day this month. and
this OF itself was occasion for some re-
action IN prices. 1t is also possible that
buyers were a little more particular in
making their selections. and while prices
or certain kinds, particularly the best sheen
and yearlings. did not appear to be much
lower. they were In reality weaker because
q better class had 10 sell at prices prevail
ing heretofore this week. The market for
spring lambs showed the most change and
was generally quoted around 50c lower than
former prices. Nearly all buyers were in
the field, and although the competition
could hardly be called aggressive there Was
rather a steady outlet for the supply and
a good clearance was finally made ar the
decline Aside from one small bunch of
spring lambs at 81 the top to-day was s. ~
and other sales ranged from $50 to 3; -
Yearling sheep sold from $50 TO sos and
old sheep from $3.50 TO $45 Yearling bucks
sold at s4f15 and old bucks at $3a325 QUO
tations:
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INDIANAPOLIS a NORTHWESTERN
TRACTION COMPANY.
General Offices. Lebar.

General Offices. LebaTsn. Ind.
Indianapolis waiting rooms kcket Office ana
express office. 119 West Marylsyd street. Union
block. Room 6.
First through car for LafayeAe leaves Indian
apolis at a. m. and arrives as Lebanon az DIV
a. M Frankfort $50 a ard Lafayette SO
"a Second through car leavee Indianapolis at
a. m, arrives at Lebanon at = 81 a. m. frank
fort at STA a m and Lafayeft e az 9tll a M
and every hour thereafter until = p IN. Last car
for Lebanon leaves Indianapoli hat 1850 p. m.
First through from LAT cite leaves La
fayette at 6.5 a m. arrives at frankfort at l-5z
a. m, Lebanon at BIS a. aiX Indianapolis az
Gas n m. and every hour theEeaftert un-ll 80
y. m Last from Lafayette 4 Lebanon leaves
at / Is a.
Express Department - Cons fnments received
until 10 O'clock a m for delivs y the same day
10 all points between Indiana Pills and Frank
fort and until p. m. for deli Sry 20 all points
before o'clock the next morniSg.
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HOG PRICES DECLINE sc
SUPPLY OF HEAVY HOGS SMALLER
YESTERDAY THAN WEDNESDAY.
Normal supply of Cattle sold at steady
Prices-Cagees soc Lover-Receipts
OF Sheep Increase.
Receipts and Shipments.

UNION STOCKYARDS. INDIANAPOLIS.
May 26-Hogs-The receipts of hogs to-day
were larger than any this week. There
were not many good heavy hogs repre-
scented as yesterday. but aside from that
the quality and condition OF the offerings
was about an average. The market opened
with about all of the regular buyers in the
field. Shippers were not well supplied with
orders. and It was generally believed that
the supply would be fully equal to the re-
quirements. Therefore the inclination
among buyers was TO press prices and from
the start the bidding unevenly lower.
Packers intimated that they would be
rather free buyers at a decline, and with
statesmen finally willing to make reason
able concessions an early arrangement or
terms made. From the start all sales
represented a decline of at least sc. and in
a great many instances mixed hogs repre-
scented a decline of TIC from yesterday.
Therefore the market by practically all
dealers was reported big sc lower than
yesterdays average. When terms had been
well established local packers were free
buyers and an early clearance OF the MORN
ing receipts was made There were no new
developments in the closing market, and
there being hardly enough late arrivals TO
effect prices in any way the market closed
steady al the decline. which was a big &C
compared with yesterday. Sales ranged
from "a. Is to 81 TO- and the bulk OF the sup
ply sold al $f50fJ4 &C. Quota tons;
Good to choice medium to heavy ........si scat 20
Mixed heavy packing. 4-oOu 100
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Arn,Sfrong PARK add

Armstrong Park add. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 800. 90
Luther p. Brush to Lydia L. Moore ct
al. Lot g. II. c. & w. +. Kettenbachs
add S45.oo
Auditor Marion county to VIM. n. Hard
ing, Lot 81, W. H. Morrsons LIST add. 6s9.O3
Jacob Aug. trustee, al. to Conrad
Hitler, guardian, Lots 90 and 60, Drake
& Mayhew's LIST add. 100
Herman +. Martens et ux. TO Rebecca
dustin. rs Johnson & Hogshire's
f. Washington-st. add. 600. 90
VIM. ]. DObyns ct Tx. TO Amanda A.
Patterson. part of Lot 81, Levi Ritters
Emma A Christian et al. TO Thomas
Mock part OF Lots II and IL. Lowman's
sub. Outlet ia, city of Indianapolis. 5000 90
John Knauss to Elizabeth Shelton,
Lot H. Block %. North Indianapolis. 900
Emory T. Sloan ct TO Anna Gilbert
Moore, Lot 23s. A. NJ Ogle ct ais
Park add 10000
Thomas Mock ct to John r. Chris
tan Lot IS and part of Lot 50, Sorin's
sub, Outlets 175 and 1I6, city of In
dianapolis 100000
VIM n. Harding et ux. TO Benjamin l..
Webb ct ux.. Lot 81, VIM. II. Morri-
sons add ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 100
Marion Trust Company. trustee. to Ben
iamin L. Webb ct Tx, Lot 81 VIM.
H. Morrsons add. ....................... ........
Transfers. "a; total consideration. 6S1 Os
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ASK YOUR GROCER
FOR JOSEPH TAGGARTS
PURITAN BREAD.

NOTICE-Ofhce OF the indianapolis Clearing
House Association-The associated banks of In
dianapolis will be closed on Monday, May 30
Decoration day. Paper maturing that day
and on May 2s and 20 should be attended to on
Friday, May q.
GEORGE c. CALVERT. Manager.
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INnIANAPOIIs. COLUMNS 4 SOUTH
ERN TR ACTION CeMPANY.

Through passenger cars leave pennsylvania ana
washington streets for Soutl.sort. Greenwood.
Whiteland. Franklin. Amity :. linburg. Tayiors.
vile and Columbus. First caf a m. ana
every hour thereafter until : - Through
cars leave also at 10 and II Is !. Al r IA
a car leaves for Franklin and is.eImediate points
Combination passenger and eApress car leaves
Georgia and Meridian streets e Greenwood only
=. $50. a m and $50 =. Ours run regularly
every hour between Indianapoes and Columbus.
Ii
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IyD,TIs & EASTERN GALWAY co.

= .
General Offices, FrankliS Building
ALL CARS DEPART FROM slERIDIAN AND
GEORGIA STREETS.
For Richmond. New Castle sand intermediate
stations cars leave at SIS a. -. and every Two
hours thereafter until 6.s5 p. n.
Above cars make direct connections for Dayton
Columbus, Newark. Lima. Marion and ctncin-
natl o.
For Greenfield. KnightstOwnhlnd intermediate
stations cars leave at s:55 a. and each hour
thereafter until 7-55 p ans 1.55 p m cars
leaving at 30 and II 30 p n only as Tar as
Greenfield.
Combination passenger and Scpress cars leave
at 80 755 and II 30 a Tor .>Snig htstown ana
s:55 a. m and 1855 p. m. Tor II. hmond-
FREIGHT CAFc
For KnfghtstoNn. Richmond .tHd intermediate
stations cars arrive al rs a. 3 and depart At
e.s0 a m For Greenfield and s.nter1nediate STA
lions cars arrive al 7.15 a m fud leave II SO
a m Also arrive at 10 y N. stnd leave al S-s1
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AUCTION SALE-Auction sale by administrators
OF imported. and domestic wooden suitings, trou-
servings and complete stock of tailors impie-
ments and goods Saturday. at 10 O'Clock az
f35 E. WASHINGTON st. VIII be sold by the
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ANN ARBOR. Mich May 2s.-Prof VIII
liam II. Petite. senior professor Of mining
eneineering at the University of Michigan,
dropped dead tonight.
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NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has
duly qualified Administrative estate OF
samuel NJ HORNE. late OF Marion county, Inai-
ana, deceased. Said estate is supposed to be
solvent.
No. 6297. NELLIE HORNE
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THE ]. C. BURKHART co.
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has
duly qualified as administrator. with will an
nexed, of estate of Samuel S. Rumford. late OF
Marion county, Indiana. deceased. Said estate
is supposed to be solvent
No e3Il JOSEPH w RITMFORD
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There is very fair increase in the mar
keting of sheep and lambs, the total for
four days being 400 larger than the same
time last week but 500 smaller than the
corresponding time a year ago. The re-
ceipts yesterday were comparatively liberal,
being $50 larger than week ago and
about that much larger than year ago.
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.


REAL ESTATE-Four acres on y. Meridian St.
with fine modern house Phone. Main Ss45
PRICE BROS. CO, 52s-30 Law Bldg.
REAL ESTATE-6i4 acres bottom land, with
5000 worth timber. SO acre
PRICE BROS. CO, $3.50 Law Bldg.
FOR SALE-Real Estate-Homesteads. Send
fifty cents for large sectional map Rosebud
Reservation and information concerning opening
BONESTEEL STATE BANK. Bonesteel 5. u.
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The marketing of hogs continues of only
fair volume. the total for four days being
300 smaller than the same time last week
and 5.00e smaller than the corresponding
time a year ago. The receipts yesterday
were Loo smaller than a week ago and
not quite large as a year ago
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LIVE STOCK NOTES.

Combined receipts OF cattle for four days
show gain of 80 over the same time last
week and $50 over the corresponding time
year ago. The receipts yesterday were
$50 larger than a week ago and about 100
larger than a year ago.
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WANIED-MIsVELL
WANTED-Auction sale of fine suitings trou-
Servings, overcoatings, trimmings, Innings
taors tools and Singer machine Saturday, 10
o'clock, by administrator, at ass Z. Washington
st. Sold by the piece.
WANTED-If 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 find ii convenient to call at
the Office you may telephone your advertisement
and it will be charged TO your account Five
cents for each seven words any part thereof.
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WANTED-FEMALE HELP.


WANTED-Old feathers. 46 Mass. av. y. F.
DUBOIS. Main 1928
WANTED-A good girl. German preferred for
cooking and general Homework: washing
ironing; good wages and small family. Inquire
at 1914 North Meridian ST
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REAL ESTATE

REAL ESTATE
LOOK AT THIS!
Interurban farms our speciality. Have
thirty to offer you. All prices. On
and near traction lines. Two to forty
BARRETT INVESTMENT CO.,
215 Law Bldg.
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VITAL STATISTICS-MAY 90.


Hugh and Clara Ncr,lvey SO SOUTH East girl.
Hiram and Matte johnson. 81 South Pine,
boy.
John and Lily Roylty, III North Senate, boy.
Carl and Mary Horn 2021 Columbia girl.
Philip and Emma Calkins. 14iS Neuman. girl
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REAL ESTATE-Farms for Sale--I have a farm
of go acres, well improved, eIght-reom mod
ern house, large barns, good land; on good road,
one mile from town schoolhouse corner
farm; phone and rural route; traction line build
ing; price, $100 per Also a farm of 1872
acres joins up to corporate line: a fine farm
good land; S12 000 These farms worth the
money asked 1 have other farms for sale. W.
II. OREAR jamestown, Ind.
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FOR SALE-You will find the most elegant
showing OF spring suits and top coats at
Rubens. and our prices are remarkably low
ranging $3.50 to $3.50. A saving OF IS to
$40 on every purchase. RUBENS, 80 w. wash
ington street.
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FOR Observation-Disclosures.

FOR SALE-Large fireproof safe; bargain if sold
soon. % South Capitol
FOR SALE-Densmore typewriter, nearly new;
cheap. Room POP. Journal Office.
FOR SALE-Drug store, very central location,
sell at invoice owner retiring from the bust
ness. w. E. OCHILTREE. Connersville Ind
FOR SALE-CompIete stock of tailoring goods
wooden sutings, trouserings, Innings, trim
mings. tailor's tools and Singer machine will be
sold auction by the piece by administrator
at 10 o'clock Saturday at ABS z. Washington st.
FOR SALE-Clean stock drugs and stationery
and other goods kept in a drug store: town
OF 1000 people: no better farming country; for
mer owner dead; store in hands of admins
traitor; can be bought at a bargain w H.
OREAR. Administrator, jamestown Boone coun-
ty, Indiana.
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The receipts of stock for four days in
dictate a decrease of $500 hogs, an increase
of 900 cattle and 800 sheep compared with
the same time last week and decrease Of
5000 hogs, an increase of 40 cattle~<an a
decrease of 700 sheep compared with the
corresponding time year ago. The gen.
eraI fat cattle market was active at steady
prices yesterday, sheep and lambs were
weaker TO lower and average prices of
hogs were fully &c lower than yesterday.
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John r. Porter thirty-five years. St. vincent's
Hospital appendicitis
Mrs F. A Walden eighty-three years. 500
North Elder. acute gastrftis.
Eleanor Minna Stelzel, eight years. I2i East
Ohio. diphtheTia
John Wachtel seventeen years. 1917 South New
Jersey. typhoid fever.
Mrs Louisa Busselle seNenty-six years. l5oS
North Illinois paralysis
Elizabeth Y. Hosen. seNenty-siX years, AS
North Delaware. la grippe.
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STORAGE.
STORAGE-Moving. 81 per load Phones 7ss
STORAGE-PACKING. HAULING
HOGAN TRANSFER AND STORAGE co
MAIN PHONES SIS EXTRA PHONES go.
STORAGE-The Union Transfer and Storage
Company, corner East Ohio ST. and Union
tracks: only first-class storage solicited Grating
and packing. Phones 725
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WANTED-AGENTS.

WANTED-Agents wanted for of the largest
and most complete nursery plants in the coun-
try; high commissions: write for terms. AL
BERTSON & HOBBS, Bridgeport, Ind
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EfJjITTN,TA City Ticket u ice. SN. Illinois
eJ zs.zss.zsszs St. ClaI pool Hotel.
save indianapolis.
Chicago Express Trains via $50 sll.5oa n
Direct Line .................l fs5 pm sI2s5 a
Rcachdale. Charlottesville. La
fayette and Chicago .......... - 50
Michigan City ..--..-.-...-- AS .-......
Nonon (Gnd.) Accommodation. pm ........
.Daily. sunday only
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L.E.&W.R.R. E: ! si Hii 80! sa $
Toledo. Chicago & Mich. Ex.-- - an. sIo-25 N.
Toledo, Detroit & Chicago Ltd. 81 S1p.m. 5-E nm.
Mich. City. Muncie q Laf. Spl 7s0p.m. les pm
.Daily.
p. NJ. time is in BLACA figures
Indianapolis OIL on Station.
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MANIFESTATION

WANTED-By young and experienced woman,
position as nurse or companion to invalid. Ref
erences. 2S4 Journal.
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DIED

DIED.
>--~~-~~--~-~~~~-~-~--.----
ELLIS-Jason c. Ellis died at 1910 Olive street
on Tuesday evening. May % aged twenty-one
years. Funeral on Friday afternoon. MAY p. az
l o'clock. from Mount Pilgrim Church, OF which
deceased was a member
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FOR SALE


BUSINESS CHANCE.
BUSINESS CHANCE-wanted: You to let US
sell your business we have buyers for rooning
houses. restaurant, grocery. ETC.; see at once.
MlLLER-DAVIS CO
BUSINESS CHANCE-For Sale-Drug store;
nt s5oe s6a daily al on ayerag fas So
CHANGE 81 Fitzgerald Bldg.
BUSINESS CHANCE-Rooming mousse; finest To-
GATOR in city; IL rooms; modern house full of
Ss E2e 5s to see
BUSINESS CHANCE-For Sale or Trade-Fffty-
room hotel. with bar and billiard room con-
Gated northwest of Indianapolis. THE BUSI-
NESS EXCHANGE. 81 Fitzgerald Bldg.
ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS.
>~-~--~~~~~~-~>---o~-----
F. W. BENNETT & CO., all kinds electrical
work: low rates Phone 3106. Ill N. Alabama.
FINANCIAL.
LoANs-Money on mortgages. C. F. sAYLEs
& CO. 127 E Market st.
UPHOLsTERING AND PACKING.
UPHOLsTERING AND PACKING w. H.
CooMRS. ABS Indiana av Phone. Main. 3546.
FOR lighthouses.
FOR RENT-Nine- room house. with bath. SIS per
month. Inquire 223 N. Delaware street.
VETERINARY.
vETERINARY-F. F. Jacobs. ". S. Phone soa
Residence phone 256S. A
NOTICE.
o~~~-~~-~~---
NOTICE-The annual meeting of the corporators
of the Crown Hill Cemetery will be held at
Off of on
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Marriage Licenses.


Newton c. Haas and Jessie p. Leonard.
Ralph p. Rucker and Ivy Hazelrigg.
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REAL ESTATE
We want to purchase four cottages OF four or
five rooms located between Shelby and State
SITS. and between English and Orange. will turn
this tomorrow List your property with us for
quick returns.
AMERICAN HOME BUYING COMPANY,
9 Lombard Bldg, Indianapolis
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MONUMENTS.


MONUMENTS-A DIENER. 449 F. Washington
Tel 2525. Branch works e. entrance Crown Hill
MONUMENTS-M. II FARRELL. 2n Yves
Washington 81. Phone. New 2ilS.