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To Settle Grain Controversy.

1t is reported that Oscar G.. Murray will
be asked to act as chairman of the COM
mittee appointed as representatives of the
Philadelphia roads to draw up a plan for
the re-establishment of harmony between
the Eastern roads and the lines whose ter
minals are on the gulf. With the announce
ment of the last reduction came the state
ment of an afficial of of the roads
making the fight in favor of Philadelphia
that, in addition to the Pennsylvania, the
Baltimore * Ohio, the Philadelphia &
Reading and the Lehigh Valley had shown
a disposition to carry the cut-rate fight
to finish. 1t is stated that during the first
six months of 1902 New York received
81 per cent. of the export grain, leaving
Is per cent. to be divided between Balti-
more and Philadelphia. The opinion pre-
walls that the sooner this entire question
of differentials, both lake and Western, is
adjusted, the better ii will be for all con-
cerned. President Murray, Ii is said, will
give the matter attention as soon as the
volume of business which has accumulated
on his desk during his absence has been
diSDOSed
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srn sheep. ss.soasss; native lambs. slssas7s;

ern sheep. ss.5Oa525; native lambs si.25a575;
Western lambs. $i50a5.s5.
KANSAS CITY, March s-Cattle-ReceIpts,
800. Including 800 Southerns. Market steady 10
and dressed beef steers. Sfs0G5.2j. fair 20 good,
8soQ40: Western fed steers S3E0GA4o: stock
80; Southern cows. s2.f0N3.25. native cows. S2U
Si5; native heifers. s.75Q42o: bulls, S25og3. 75;
.Hogs-Receipts. $500. Market opened SC higher:
Closed I9c lower Top. &.52l2; bulk Of sales. $40
pigs and lights. N10Q5.s5
sneepC,Itseeeipts. g.0oJ. Market steady. Native
ewes. S5.s0Q4.2o, yearIings. A.75G5l0; stockers
and feeders. 2.756425
ST. LOUIS; March s.--cattle-Receipts.. 500.
including ZOO Texans. Market steady. Native
shipping and export steers, A.20q50; dressed
beet and butcher steers. &3.70a5. steers under
a. cows and heifers. S2a42l. Gamers. s. 250
z-Y bulis, %z.%n4; calves, S5.Son5; Texas and
Indian steers, S3.l0a3.40; cows and heifers. s2l5
03.20.
,Hogs-Reeeipts. 300 Market Sc to loc higher.
PIGS and lights 81 0Q529; packers $5a550;
butchers and best heavy. 549a5e5. -.
bucks, {20f; stOckers. S2n3.
SOUTH OMAHA. March s.-cattle-Receipts,
49, Market o strong to hsh s M native Sa stSer
and feeders, s. 7jNA1J; calves, SU5.50.
Hogs-Receipts. 5000. Market steady to strong
shee32fseceipts. 7.566 Market strong to 100
higher sheep s2.75G5l0 lambs, 5q6.
PITTsBURG. March s.-The Ohio Live Stock
Commission Company reports receipts cattle
at 100. Market steady.
Hogs-Receipts. 1000. Heavy. s. g0n5 %: me-
dunn, S5S0M6 best heavy Workers.. s.. 80;
light Workers, s. 50I56 81; pigs. s.. 25g5.35.
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts 500. Sheep, s.
down lambs. 80 down.
BUFFALO. March s.-Sadler Huddeston & Co.
report receipts OF hogs at 200. Medium and
heavy. s610d6 l.: Workers. s.. 9OaG; pigs. $3.50.
Cattle-Market steady.
Sheep and Lambs-Market strong.
CINCINNATI. March S.-Efogs active and high
er at Sl.250595.
Cattle steady at S2.25G4.7J.
Sheep steady at 81 75Q4.25. Lambs steady at
Sf.50H5.S5.
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NOTICE TO BIDDERS.

Bids for the erection of student building on
the campus of Indiana University will be re-
ceived in the Office of the undersigned on be-
fore March IS. o'clock p. m Plans and specif-
cations can be obtained from the architects
Vonnegut d Bohn Indianapolis can be seen
in the office of the undersigned.
The right TO reject any and all bids is re-
served JOHN w. CRANENS.
Secretary Board Of Trustees.
bloomington Indiana. March 5. 1904.
PROPOSALS. FOR CLOTHING AND EQUIP
AGE SUPPLIES-Chief Quartermasters Of
fee. Chicago. M Feb, 10; 1904 Sealed pro-
posals tripllcate, viii be received Il this
Office until Il o'clock noon, Thursday, March
10 1904 for delivery at either Chicago Philadel-
phia Boston san Francisco depot. OF Wooden
f,lankets Linen Collars, Canton Flannel Draw
ers Yellow HOrsehde Gloves. Berlin Gloves
Campaign Hats Hat Cords. Leggings. Russet
shoes. Wooden Stockings, Woolen Undershirts
Corn BrOoms. Scrubbing Brushes Barrack
Chairs Telescope Cases. Khaki, Duck Tent
Poles Pins and Tripods, all strictly conforming
TO standards and specifications. Government re-
serves right reject accept any or all pro-
posals or any part thereof Preference given to
articles OF domestic production manufacture
conditions of quality and price Including in the
prices OF foreign productions and manufactures
blanks for proposals VIII be furnished upon APP
plIcation Envelopes containing proposals 10
be Endorsed. Proposals for Clothing and Equip
age Supplies and addressed 10 Lieut.. Col. w
II. MILLER. Chief Quartermaster.
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INDIANAPOLIS n MARTINsyILLE
RAPID TRANSIT co.

Waiting room and station. 81 kentucky avenue
FIRST car leaves from IN front az No. q Ken
tucky avenue for Marunsvillo and intermediate
stations az $50 "A M. and every hour there
after 0n the half-hour mark until go y. m
The 7.30 b. m car runs only 20 MoorcsNille, the
$50 car runs 20 Martinsvlllc and tie next and
tinsYillc
Leaving NartlnsVille FOR indianapolis and in
terrueilate stations hrst az $50 a. and
every hour thereafter. on the thirt, minute
mark until 6.31 p. m The . 30 p. m. car runs
only a. Mcorcsyllc. and the $50 car % Indian
apolis and tie next and last car leaves az l0.So.
running 90 Indianapolis
Cars leave MocrcsNille Tor Indianapolis and
Martinsville al 5 80 "a. IA.
Express car arrives al indianapolis AZ i0:ts
a ma. and departs at 1900 m, also arrives al
s.le = ~. anl departs ~ 800 =. m
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Cattle-There a small supply Of cattle to-
day and all grades not represented. Most
or the cOnsignments OF Fat cattle were light TO
medium weight butcher steers and COWS and
heifers Of Just fair TO good quality. There was
a scarcity u cattle In their class good enough
10 command top prices and in the steer line
there was an absence Of top cattle. Therefore the
offerings were not attractive enough to buyers
10 create strong competition But the demand
was equal 70 the supply and the results obtained
were possibly satisfactory expected In
the fat steer department there We're very few
dealers that would admit that the trading was
even reasonably active. wniie most dealers could
see rather a weaker tendency, and occasionally
sales were quoted l0c under prices prevailing for
equal cattle az the close Of last week. IL is
possible that few loads OF choice steers would
have sold at satisfactory figures. but there is
no doubt that the steer branch OF the market Is
being poorly patrCnized, ana therefore too much
should not be expected. There appeared be
rather an active market for the good heifeTs,
which were scarce. and while not materially
higher prices We're quoted strong. The good cows
also sold at steady. and there was change re-
ported In prices OF bulls. Most OF the best
calves brought steady prices. But aside from
that the market was quoted weaker with some of
the least desirable grades 25c lower. There Is a
continued steady demand for good feeding cattle
at former prices. Quotations:
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VITAL STATISTICS-MARCH s.
Births.

girl.
John and Lillian James. 1si South West street
girl.
James and Frances elect. 81 West Eleventh
street. girl
Henry and Conrie Parett Mount Jackson girl
boy.
J. 3. and Mary Baxter. 1910 South Meridian
street. girl
Fred and Annie letter. 211 Kansas street. boy
and EIrl.
Edward and Mary Born. s2S South West street
girl.
Frark and Minnie Richardson. 1915 Church
street. boy.
James and Lettie NJ. Lynch, lS3 North Senate
avenue. boy
street boy.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Pulliam 923 East ST. Clair
street. girl
W. p. and Catherine Marass. Irvington. boy.
Dennis and Bridget McManamon, 2209 Columbia
avenue girl.
J; n. and Lulu wingate. 1856 River avenue.
girl.
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George Lowell, general superintendent of
the Monon, says the six consolidated en-
gines building for the first division, which
extends from indianapolis to Chicago and
Lafayette to Chicago, will be delivered
next month and will greatly relieve the
situation, as the company is not able to
handle it's business. even with its largely
increased power. These engines are of the
consolidated type, with q by 2S-inch
cylinders and carry tS5 pounds of steam
pressure, the tank carries 1900 gallons of
water and sixteen tons of coal. The en-
gines will haul 1900 tons over any portion
of the road twelve miles an hour.
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Good 20 choice lambs
THE HORSE MARKET.

The receipts Of horses this week are small COM
pared with last week. only about 100 head havins,
arrived for the initial auction sale YESTERDAY
All kinds were not represented. aLd the quality
and condition OF the offerings were. OF course
equal last week Compared with m. an
erage for regular sales, however. there was moi
much change.
There was good attendance OF BUYERS and
q reasonably fair demand for most OF the con-
signfnents. which resulted in good clearance
81 quotably steady prices compared with fbose
prevailing prior 20 last week.
The medium 10 good Caunks and draft horses
sold from sl25 20 Sl15. and medium good driver
and coach horses az about the same Figures
Lighter and less desirable horses OF an kinds
sold from So To- sila. There a load of fnuiea
pun hased by an extensive land owner near Dal-
Drain. Manitoba. This ls an unusual Transaction,
fer this market and the first time in its hIrfor,-
that stock has been bought Tor use in that conn
tfy.
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RANGE CATTLE HAVE
SUFFERED HEAVILY
Losses viii Equal, if Not Exceed,
Those of the Winter of 1886
Lack of Water.

Ellie FOURCHE, s. D., March S.-Condi-
almost beyond belief. Not since 1856 has
there been so much suffering, and If March
continues with any severity the percentage
of loss will equal that of the memorable
winter of seventeen years ago.
The greatest suffering has been caused by
the lack of water. The animals spend hours
at a time along the water courses and va
rious pools licking the ice in frantic en-
deavor to relieve their parched bodies
Places are frequently found where the ice
is drenched with the blood of the animals
from their lacerated tongues. Every day is
adding its quota TO the number of carcasses
over the plains, and ii is impossible to form
any estimate of the probable loss.
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Caused a Sensation.

The Millers' Association of Minneapolis
has made formal demand on the traffic
officials of all railroads entering the Twin
Cities that the practice of assessing switch
ing charges against the various mills be
discontinued at once and the railroads
serving the mills absorb the charges them
selves The demand has caused a sensa-
ton among the railways, inasmuch il
involves a possible loss of revenue in eX-
cess of Sl50000 year. No action has as
yet been taken by the railroads.
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INDIANAPOLIS, COLUMBUs q SOUTH
ERIN TRACTION COMPANY.

Through passenger cars leave Pennsylvania
and Washington streets FOR southport. Green
wood Whlteaud. Franklin, Amty. Edinburg.
Tavlorsville and Columbus. First car al a.
and every hour thereafter unil p. m The
last car leaves az il.i5 =. On. Al and 10 2.
cars leave FOR Franklin and intermediate points
only.
Combination passenger and express ear leaves
Georgia and Meridian streets for Greenwood
only az 30 a. m and $3.50 n- m
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In the matter or James w Snider, bankrupt.
No ISL I'm bankruptcy.
District OF Indiana. IS.
ON this 4th day OF March. \. D. 1904 on read
ing the petition OF the bankrupt FOR his dis
charge IL is ordered by ne court that a near
ing be had upon the same the 3ist ,ay OF
March. a D. 1871. before said court a Indianap-
oils i'm said district at clock In the fOrenoc r
ana that notice thereof be published twice In TIE
Indianapolis Journal. a newspaper printed in
said district. and that all known creditors and
nj her persons IN interest may appear az the said
time and place and show cause. ~ any they have
why the prayer OF the said petitioner should not
be granted
And II Is further ordered by the court that the
clerk shall SEM by mail 70 all known creditors
copies of said petition and this order, addressed
10 them al their places OF residence stated
Witness the Hon. Albert b. Anderson Judge
OF said court and the seal thereof IN
IsEAI.l Indianapolis. IN said district. on the
attn day OF March A. d 1894
NOBLE Z. BUTLER, Clerk
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NOVEL BOTTLE HANDLE.
Something New Under the Sun
Seems to Have Been Discovered.

really simple and meritorious article
has been patented by a Pennsylvania, in
a handle for bottles. jars or jugs 1t is of
a detachable character. as well as attach
able. and is designed to fit all classes and
kinds OF utensils with projecting lip or
mouth which are not ordinarily provided
with handles.
In the accompanying illustration the in
vention is easily explained. There is cir
Cular metal sheath or collar, which is
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WANTED-BoyS to work Sunday Journal
routes. Two cents profit or every paper sold
Regular customers easily obtained since the
two colored supplements have been added one
four-page comic and one fOur-page home supple
ment-twice as many pages in color as any other
Indianapolis paper furnishes So 10 ~ pages
every Sunday.
Papers can be bought at the Office or from any
OF the following substatOns:
Bassett S0l Massachusetts av.
HOshour. 22d and College "
Scott. 10th and Illinois
Coval, 1912 e. Washington.
Vail. 1914 Nirg mia av.
Neff. 1889 Shelby.
Neer, $40 S Meridian.
Walcott. New York and Bright.
c. X. Stewart, 2233 E 10th.
Money will be refunded for unsold papers re-
turned.
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Lizzie Moore 7l2 West Maryland street, thirty
three years. pneumonia
Margaret II. Ryan, $50 Virginia avenue, sixty
four years, typhoid.
Henry II. Hinrch. jr., city. forty years. sui
eide.
five years typhoid fever.
John Thomas Bryan. 26l7 Capitol avenue. sixty
three years, typhoid fever.
Thomas Hoben, 113S Dearborn street, forty-four
years, la grippe
Michael Higgins. 1901 South Senate avenue, sew
enty-fve years, senility.
Orilla G. kellogg go North Meridian street, hf-
ty-nine years, sarcoma
Arthur NJ. Peden. 30 North state avenue, forty
nine years, septicemia.
John +. Palmer. % Brookville avenue, thirty
flve Years typhoid fever.
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ELSEWHERE.

CHICAGO. Mach s-Cattle-Reccipts $500.
the market was steady. Good 20 prime steers
nominal az 8.lJt3~ Door o. medium g iOq
40. stockers aud feeders. S2a0aGf5. COWS sI 5os5
4. heferss s2zfffft0s Gamers. 81. J0fl2 r0 bulls
t-1fi calves. 1850, Texas FED steers Sl0l 49,
HOgs-fsceipts, to-day. l5.0o0. Tomorrow -
co.. the market was steady. Mixed and butchers
s. 25f45.65. good 90 choice mixed. s. 60Ms 5ei..
rough heavy. Ssoa5.55, hight. siS0q5.50. bulk OF
sales. s.. s0sis s..
Sheep-Receipts 10000. the market was steady
% strong. lambs STEADY. Good 70 choice wcthers
&. ~ 10. fair 10 choice mixed $l.50a4z5; Vest
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tifues too small To develop the condition of the
market FOR any grade. Altogether tbr-a -. -
not fun load sale to-day The r,art,et ~
lfeless. and under the circumstances h Is moro
o. less speculation 90 report the condition ~ n
fairs Evidently, however all dealers baljo,en9
that larger supplies could be sold ON "a basls 80
prices quoted which represented fllfiv $50.
prices compared with those prevailing recenffSS
Quotations. 'NNNiitiS-
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sWAITs FOR CLOSE or THEATEEs
IND'P'LIs q EASTERN HALLWAY c
GREENFIELD LINE.

Glkkt.NElt-AsD LINZ
General Offices. Franklin building.
ALI. CARS DEPART FROM MERIDIAN AND
GEORGIA STREETS.
For Richmond New Castle and intermediate
stations cars leave at $50 and every two
hours thereafter until 6.55 y.
Above make direct connections for Day
ton. Columbus. Newark. Lima. Marion and Gin
cinnat. ..
For Greenfield. Knightstown and intermediate
stations cars leave at ) s. "A IN. and each hour
fhrrea ftcr until 7-s5 >. IA. and $50 D. M Cars
leaving az SOS ana II. 55 p. IA. run only as FAR
as Greenfield.
Combination passenger and express cars leave
at 5:55 1906 and II 50 a. IN. for knightstovn
and SIS a m and 2.65 D. m. FOR Richmond
FREIGHT CARS
For Knightstown. Richmond and intermediate
stations cars arrive al 1915 a. m. and depart at
9.g0 a. m For Greenfield and intermediate sta
tons ears arrive at 10 a. and leave az 800
a IN. Also arrive at Z-lo p IA and leave az 80
D.
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PROPOSALS FOR CLOTHING AND Eel
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
has duly qualified as executrix Of estate of
George r. Ellis. late Of Marion county Indiana
deceased. said estate Is supposed to be solvent
GEOkCIANNA ELLIS
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SEALED PROPOSALS.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS AND
BUILDERS.

plans and specifications ready for bids on
the Reid Memorial Church at Richmond, Ind.
Call on JONES HARDWARE COMPANY Rich
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NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
has duly qualified eNecutriX OF estate OF VII
son Reed. late OF Marion county. Indiana. de-
ceased Said estate Is supposed 10 b. solvent
ELIZA REEn
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HOGS UP 10 TO Is CENTS
GENERAL CATTLE MARKET WEAK
STEERS AND CALVES LOWER.
With Active Demand and Scarcity of
supplies Good Heifers Were Very
StrOnE-Sheep Market.
Receipts and Shipments.
ION sToCKYARDs.

UNIUN STOCKYARDS. INDIANAPOLIS
March s.-Hogs-The hog market to-day was "a
short horse soon curried." There were hardly
enough in all classes 20 establish an extreme
range in prices. and II il difficult make an
accurate comparison with recent markets From
the start there was an active demand from all
sources. and. with reasonably spirited compeu-
tion between packers and shippers, yesterday :
prices were advanced unevenly. In extreme
cases there was gain Of 17izc. while in a gen
eral way prices were quoted l0ql5c higher than
yesterday. On account OF the very small sup
ply local packers were the most liberal buyers
The morning receipts were soon exhausted at
the advance. and. as there were not enough in
late 20 effect the market in any way. the close
was steady at a gain Of 1OQ15c in prices over
yesterday. Sales ranged from sos 70 $3.50 and
the bulk OF the supply sold at s5-40g5-7O- Quota
tions:
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brought around the neck Of the vessel close
up To the lip or mouth. Projecting cams OF
the converging sides OF the collar form a
guide for holding the beveled edges of the
handle in place The superiority OF han
ding bottles In this way can be appreci-
ated.
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wANTED-MALE HELP.

WANTED-Cauiage trimmer. man 10 work on
piled backs: steady employment; must have
GEO W. DAVIS CARRIAGE
COMPANY. Richmond. Ind.
WAN1ED-An energetic. hustling representative
in every town. big pay; quick money
WORLDS FAIR GUARANTEE ASSOCIATION,
Chemical building. St Louis, Mo.
wANTED-If you are in need OF a position or
desire to employ male or female help advertise
in the Journal. II you subscriber 70 the
Journal and do not md IL convenient TO call al
the Office you may telephone your advertisement
and II will be charged TO your account cents
for each seven words or any part thereof
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Marriage Licenses.
Deaths.

John Mitchell and Arvilla Pffer-
Charles WenCke and Daisy l.. Simons.
Joel Miller and Clara Armstrong.
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FOR SALE-FARMS.

FUR SALE-FAHMS.
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
OUT THEY co
OUT THEY GO
OUT THEY GO
To own q good North Dakota farm for s. 50 per
acre; easy payments; free 1e0-acre homestead
adjoining: very productive soil. excellent water.
best grasses free coal. healthiest climate: look
where you will. then come and see and we
will sell you farm. Cali write for
maps and facts. VIM. II. BROWN CO, Man.
dan. N D.. or 131 Lasalle St, Chicago. GEO.
MARTIN, general agent. $50 N. Illinois St. Indi-
annapolis, Ind.
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BE sure to see The Grass Widow next
week.
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Passenger Trains Leave Indianapolis U1on STATES
follows:
EAST BOUND-FOr
Cleveland. Buffalo...-......-. ssto IN; so m,
New 1 OK and kOSton.... 80. t'-oo p m n ~ N.
Cleveland and Way stations ...- 100 M
Union city and Way stations - IS p m
Nuncie and Fort Wayne. zoo m a as
Fort Wayne. Sundays. 10 m.
Benton Harbor and Wsy sta. =. o. m 4 li-so m
Ekhart and May - atiOns - IS
Greensburg and Cincinnati. sSnms sssnnm
Louisville and North Vernon IS IS a IN a S.
Cincinnati and wav ............ 7ts n n Z 90
Washington. ID. C........--..... IS m & .d-e0
Springfield and Columbus o.. Q % m $50 N.
Lynn and NsY stations .....-..- els D m
WEST BOUND-For
Jerre banse. NATION and St f.IIss m: - y m;
Tfsua oln~
ST Louis and Wny stations. Z. -
Terre Haute. Nation and Way % pm
LAFAYETTE, kankakee and Chi I'll 20 IN; An n
flEu ss..s.ss..ss ....ssss.sssss a. Fl-stV
Kankakee and ay stations. zoo a n
Lafayette and Wav stations m
COlfax Logansport and :. Bend. 200 a SIS pm.
Bloomington and Peoria. ISL 50 am I'll 81 pm
Peoria and NGv stations rs m
CHAMPAIGN and Way stations 10 m
sIndicateS Daily.
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WANTED-Good girl for general housewOrk; no
washing; good wages Apply 40 Dunlop.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Ladies: Earn $50 per 100
writing short letters from copy. Address
stamped envelope for particulars. MICHIGAN
SPECIALITY COMPANY. Albion. Mich.
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FOR SALE-MISCELLANE
FOR SALE-New Hot Bed Sash cheap. 1924 Tai
bott avenue.
FOR SALE-Medium-s sized freIroof safe; a bar
gain. p 5. Capitol avenue.
FOR sALE-Or rent: Invalid and reclining
chairs. w. ID. ALLISON CO. 9O5 n. Alabama.
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WANTED-Boys with wheels 20 devote two or
three hours after school each day. For further
particulars call at Journal Office between $50
and p.
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sides No. l lace leather.
400 IT. 6-inch leather belt.
400 IT. 10-inch 4-piy rubber belt.
500 lbs sheet packing.
500 IT. 2la-inch mill hose.
200 IT. 1-inch water hose.
100 IT. 1-inch steam hose
WIN be sold at a bargain. % s Capitol av
TYPEWRITERS-35 VARIETIES.
Don't overlook this opportunity. We have a
carload of second-ha typewriters for sale or
rent. All standard makes for So and upward
Machines rented at So per month and kept in
repair. THE w. B. MORRISON CO., Is North
Pennsylvania street.
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L. E. VI. r. ST. siih ii: :s Sa s
Toledo, Chicago Mich. Ex... 7:l5a.m. 90 Is I'm.
Toledo, Detroit Chicago Ltd. sl2 20 pm. s.25 pa
Mich. City. Munce Laf. spl. g:20 pm. 10 Is pm
sDaily
p. NJ time is In BLACK figures.
WAC INDIANAPOLIS Union Station =