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CHICAGO. March 14-Cattle-Receipts
5000. Market steady TO 1Oc higher. Good
to prime steers. s525a5.SO: poor TO medium
hei he1 .ss ssaso ssSnass
$l6oW.-t0; bulls, s2Q4: calves, 81 50fis *
Texas fed steers. s444.65.
estimated, 5000. Market mostly 80 lower.
closed strong Mixed and butchers * s51,s
e-oo. good 70 cnoice heavy. S.40d5.60: rough
heavy. s. 25q5. 40: light. Sl.S5dl535: bulk of
sheep-Receipts. 5000 Market steady 70
Joe higher Lambs. steady to 1Oc lower
mixed, ss5oQ4JO: Western sheen 80 zS Snoiee
native lambs. $G5.75; Western lambs e. :;
NEW YORK. March n-Becves-Recs,n,s
ass, Good steers firm: Others steady BnIls
steady Good cows steady. Others weak Steers
sSss Quoted Shi live cattle 1, cows 81 ,ssss Is
III. dressed weight; sheep isQl3i<d DRESSED s
tomorrow 500 cattle lilo sheep and 4 loo s ns
tiers OF beef, csIves-Receipts. S.aSl MsTSe,
opened CSC 10 zoe lower. closed soc OF all aro,,,,
EesIs. sseSc5 few choice lots early sSs7Isa 20:
little calves $3.50; barn yard calves 81 50ess SS
s ssi dressed 'eai''"'e per iO country dressed
weak Lambs barely steady: &c lower than Iast
Friday. Sheep. S2504-50- No prime sheep here
Lambs. - 's'4" 20 one car tchoice) SEQ.
Good state hoes al s5.sog6. D
KANSAS CITY. March observation-disclosures
$500. Including LOO Southerns The market wa :
steady ESport and dressed beef steers steSSy
At Sf0G5 - fair TO good weak at S. sea- "a.
Western fed steers weak at s. 4ofs4 60: stockers
and feeders Zee lower at g. g5as IS: Southern
steers strong At 81 5od4s g: Southern cows loo
hzher a; s@5)Ite .. native cows Zoe higher az
s-4t. native hsifers i0c higher at SO 5slH4 %.
balls weak ut sesede.75; calves strong al san
Hcgs-E.ccipta. 400. The market was steas,
Ton % va; bulk % saie5 s.. i5st5 %: heavy. s. &
25s9= nacscrs. s.. .:ei5. %. pigs and igha 81 20
shesTs-rec-int~ 6c15. nc r.nr,,ct> vas n.
@.gaes Nttive is1,hs SO. -: Western lambs.
CT. rcd ov-fs. g stf.iS: yco-i.nss 81 0a
T. Stnclc-a fn1 feetcis- =. 7E0a25.
ST. LOUIS. &a~ch H-Cstile--Receipts COZ
including 20 Tr.s-s The market was steady
NAiive .. .naaG ard export .t-era. s. s54s ~.
dressed Ie.f Sad Butcher sie~rs q s)x5 III.
steers Gr.'"f leo r,s S. sSei5 -: s.ockc-s and
feeders sstei. cow ard heirers. g. g5dt =.
csnie.a. - :, q. L'iI.s. 2C5Qi: cakes s. son
Texas I'D u Van steers. :5.e34iS5; cows and
HoEs-..ceeirts. I.5oo. -he n.arxet was steady
20 e love-. figs and lights. " s5ic5.e5. packers
IfCss; Lutea<ss and hest kcavy & se7EG
Shssp-Rsceipts. u so0. TIE market was steady.
Native inuttons t.50t5: lambs. 81 7JftS So Gull.
ard tues. s-0f % stocAers. s-6s
BUFFALO. March if.-sacler Huddlestoa g
Co reports receipts Of cattle at 100 head mar
re. Tor sood kinds atronger. mon dan; export
Assass selling ~ 49,. AlaiLpsrs. ts.sDlss butch
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Deaths.

Edward B. Schott, 22i6 West Washington street,
thirty-three years. typhoid
Rush r. Chesson Central Hospital. thirty
years. pulmonalis
John Lawler. City Hospital. ffty-nine years,
pneumonia.
Andrew Scott, S37 Boeke street, one year. Group
Mrs. Martha Morrison. 1893 West Eleventh street,
gastritis
Paul d. Hyatt, 1881 Massachusetts, avenue, one
year. bronchitis
Richard Teeters 537 Agnes street. sixty-four
years. Bright's disease
Blanche w Cooper. 1905 East Twelfth street
twenty-seven years, gravadarum.
James l.. Taught, 1929 West Ray street, sixty
eight years. nephritis
Charles a. Roper, Deaconess Hospital. TWENTY
six years. typhoid
Kate, +. Miner, 211S North Meridian street
forty-six years. enteritis
Harry Dillon, 500 Goodlet avenue sixteen
years. injuries.
Infant Grothans. 1142 Hoyt avenue three
months, spinal injury.
Mary Asna Rexroth. PIG RingoId street.
seventy-seven years, senility.
Edward F. Horger, 1920 Miller street. eight
years, Group.
Catherine Grim. Thirty-eighth street. seventy
years, pneumonia.
George Reaume, rs North Capitol avenue
thirty eight years, pneumonia.
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Mrs Emma cravens 2oc1 West Washington
street. dwelling. g. 900.
DR. r. J. Fisher SO Coffee street porch. $50.
William FORTY. Bluff avenue barn. 800
Il. y. Freaney, log East Twenty-nfth street
repairs. $50.
r. S. Previtt 100 Ray street. cottage $500
+. r. Hisey. 100 Olive avenue. repairs $3.50
c. J. Sherman $50 West Fifteenth street. re-
pairs $50.
l. n. Schnell, SIS Tacoma avenue. repairs $50
w. c. Curtis. 1922 Nevada street porch 500
=. Scheich. - Davidson street. addition $50
Irwin Dickinson. l1a7 South Belmont street
barn. sl95.
Irwin Dickinson. 1877 South Belmont street
washhousc $50.
$ Teniplcton. ssi5 Graeeland avenue. addition
s20a
Jumcs I. Anderson. 29i2 North Capitol avenue.
dwelling s. SOD
Cordina Matz. l54 Union street dwelling. So 500
A. l.. Lefebea. 49, Rural street. cottage. $500
Cordeiia Webb. lllG Fayette street. repairs. $50
William Haueisen. 53i East Washington street
repairs. 500.
p G. Moore issI English avenue. addition. 500.
IL lego. 1907 Eugene street. cottage $3.50
r. ". and l. A. Gustin. 1000 Columbia ave-
nue. addition. $3.50.
II. W gieman. I'LL Last Morris street. addi-
ton. sloo-
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AfERS-Judge A. F. Ayres. March a. at $40
a. m, fifty -hve years, heart trouble. Burial at
crown Hill Wednesday, j. m. Friends in
DANlDSON-Frances Jane Davidson. widow Of
George n. Davidson. aged seventy-six years
Funeral from the residence of her daughter
Mrs Charles J. Egger. $50 Woodlawn ayenue
wednesday, p. m. Friends invited
HALL-Robert f. Hall, aged eighty-four wears
Will be buried from residence, 429 North Can,
ltol avenue, at 10 a. m. Wednesday. Burial at
Crown Hill. o.
MiL-LER-Mss Geneva Miller died at 7:15 Mon
gay evening, March H. at her home. 1902 North
neral notice later.
MORRISON-Mrs. Martha Morrison died Satur-
DAY morning at 1885 a. m the Residence
or her daughter, Kitty Minter. Funeral service
at the Bethel A. M. E. Church, Tuesday at 2
m
SENGES-Alina Senges died at 5:15 a. m Mon
uay, aged twelve years five months and eleven
days. March IA. 1904, after protracted SUFFERING
Funeral "Wednesday, March 16. at 2 D. m froY,,
1856 Davis street. Friends invited.
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ers s4GL75 heifers. S3a44o. ara cows. $2.50di.
Heeeipts OF hogs. 10000 head heavy selling at
S646.l0. Workers and pigs. S5.S9ffs.90. Receipts
OF sheep and lambs. 2l0O head. market steady.
sheep selling at S5-50U5.l0. yearlings, s5QaJo:
lambs. S5.50uG.Is.
OMAHA. March N-cattle-Receipts T. 000
Market steady. Beef steers S.50Ha.. -. cows and
heifers s. G0Qe 20: stocSers and feeders. Ss104
30. calves. $3.50.
Hogs-Receipts 400. Market steady TO sc
lower Heavy. sJ.eDq5so; light. s4sOQ5eO; pigs,
81 751455
Sheep-Receipts 100. Market strong 20 5G10c
higher. Sheep. S2.I5QJ: lambs. sass.
PITTSBUKG. March 1.-THE Ohio Live stock
Commission Company reports receipts Of cattle
2.cr1; market active and i0020c higher on all
grades. top $50. Receipts of hogs. 5000 head;
heavy and medium selling at s5li6.UJ: best heavy
Workers at Sj.e0U6. Light Yofkers at $500. -,
and pigs at SJ.J0QJ.G9. Receipts OF sheep and
lambs. 1908 head. sheep selling from s. down
and lambs from s6i5 down.
CINCINNATI. March 14.--IIcss active ~ sIi5
So.
Cattle steady at g. 25G4S5.
Sheep strong 1T s.. 1Jsi4.31. Lambs steady a.
SA50I.IG.k
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INDIANAPOLIS a. MARTINsyILLE
RAPID TRANSIT CO.

waiting room and station. a. Kentucky avenue
First car leaves from N. front OF No A. Ken
tucky avenue for Martintvtlle and intermediate
stations at $50 a. m. end every hour there
after on the half-h mark until $50 y.
THE 80 n m. only 10 Mooresvile. the
$40 car runs Martinsvtlle and the next and
tinsviIle.
Leaving Martinsville for indianapolis and in
termeaiate stations nrst at 80 a and
every hour thereafter. the thirty minute
mark until 30 - The 80 y m. car runs
only 10 MOorcsVille. and the SD car 10 Indian
apolis and the next and last car leaves at fo.SQ
running 70 indianapolis
Cars leave Mooresville for Indianapolis ana
Nartinsviiie at 5 80 a.
Isxpress car arrives az Indianapolis al tea
a m and departs at 100 m; also arrives a.
"a n m ana deoarts NJ GOO y.
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SALES OF REAL ESTATE.
Twenty-Seven Transfers Made a Mat
ter of Record Yesterday.

Instruments filed for record in the recorders
office OF Marion county, Indiana, for the twenty
four hours ending at p. m. March IA. 1904:
Rachel Lanier to Tim b. Lanier. und u
Of Lot IA. Bybee & Pratt's LIST West
Side add $3.50. 38
Ey Rsod D. R hf q ct al to Masnda
ais SUBJ city Of indianap po nr'sn. 5000
Armstrong Park Land Company to Cor
don T. Varney. Lot COZ. Armstrong
Elhanon Johnson ct ux. to Charles A.
Brown, Lot l. Willis w. Wright's sub,
Blk "A. brakes add Also. Lot 81. Blk
"a "a Roache's sub. North Indianapolis; 10000
St L. Railway Company Lots to ..
inclusive. Preston A. Davidson's add. 1000
Marshall. Lot i. Blk 6, caven & Rock
woods East Woodlawn sub. l. & C.
lot, 50. city Of indianapolis. 49,. 100000
ke s5ssss ct u Sx Lot ~ F,eds sds, w
The Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance '"'
Fletcher's add ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. s5ooW
Fletcher's, sub of outlot 1853. city of
Harrison {. Bickei ct ux to Elizabeth A. '''
Jordan. Lot IL. Henry Cushings SUBJ
Hanway & Hanna's Oak Hill add ..... 10000
Samuel II Creighton ct ux to Edgar H.
s kne ct ux Lots ia q and Is Walkers
lst add. Irvington ....................... 100000
Howard Wright to BENJAMIN b. Cohen.
Lot 40. Bckel's SUBJ Hanway & Han
mas Oak Hill add. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 200 90
James q. Marsal TO Albert l.. Marshall
Lot Blk s. Caven & Rockwood's
East Woodlawn SUBJ l. & Z. Railway
Albert W Denny. trustee. to Enoch l."
Saterheld. Lot Z. Hosbrook & Co.'S
Brinkman Hill add. Brightwood. 5000
A; Skinner to William Goatman. pit of
Lot >. j. III. Najen's sub of Outlet 10
city of indianapolis; $1,000 90
Thomas Il. OConnel ct to John
Diederch. Lot PAP. Ingram Fletcher's
Josepha Britt to George Fritz. Lot i. ''"0
Jacob Fritz's Sanders-st. SUBJ Yeiser
guardians. add ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1000 90
Prudence NJ. Fisher ct al. to William
Pollard Lot 81. Blk 10. North Indian
Robert o. Gentry ct al. Grace Gentry
int in Lot z2. West Park add. Also
Lot T. Warrants heirs Haughvills
sub. Also Lot S. Metzger's Park
Place add ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1000 90
Warren r. Sloan ct ux 10 Eihanon
Co.'S "a woodlawn add. -. 200 90
endrath CT ux-, Lot 4, Seidensticker &
Naltner's sub ..........-.......:........ 1900 90
Creighton et al, Lot Il. Sunnyside
sub Irvington Observation-Disclosures. 100 90
August F. Guedelhoefer ct ux to Solo
mon Finkelstein. Lot 81 and DIT of Lot
-. J. II. Mckernan's sub of Outlet %
city Of Indianapolis ....:...:;.....:.. 100000
Harry j. Milligan ct 10 Edgar II.
Kline ct TX, Lot IL. Sunnyside sub.
Irvinsten 10000
Furman Stout ct ux. 10 Anna NJ. Blais-
dell. Lot ~. "a sec Factory Park add. 800 90
Solomon Finkelstein ct 10 August r.
6;uedelhoefer Lot IL McCarty's heirs
sub OF outiot 49, city of Indianapolis. $500 90
Transfers 27; total consideration $50. 7Se Is
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VITAL STATISTICS-MARCH IA.
Births.

Louis and Anna Greene. Irvington, girl.
Harry and Mary Graybill, 1903 North Delaware
street, girl.
w. ]. and Mary Griffin. 1856 North Pennsylva-
MIA street. boy.
Ralph and Flora Barrett 26O1 Talbot avenue,
girl.
r. n. and Jeanette Pierce, 542 West Twenty
eighth street boy
Ora and Nellie Phillips. 1923 North Pennsylva-
mia street, boy.
Frederick and Katie Cook, ea5 Lincoln street.
girl.
Charles and Lucille Walters, ST East North
street, girl.
William and Sada Redmond, 1902 Milburn
street, boy
William and Kate Broderick, sss Fayette
street boy.
Tony and Maggie Catironi. ASS South East
street, boy.
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In the above picture hidden Each day the week. this
s.
the hidden
mailed
completion
of SERIES
S the
is to wfna Sunday
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT.
THE PITTSBURG, CINCINNATI, CHI
CAGO a. ST. LOUIS RAILWAY Co.
NOTICE.

Pittsburg. Pa, March - 1904
The annual meeting of the stockholders OF the
Pittsburg. Cincinnati Chicago & st. Louis Rail-
way Company will be held the principal Of
fee of the company, in the city OF Pittsburg
TUESDAY. APRIL r. 1904
at eleven O'Clock a. M. for the purpose of re.
ceiving the annual report for 1903 electing three
directors 10 succeed like number whose term
Of service expires that date. and Transferring
Such other business as may properly come before
the meeting
The transfer books will be closed Saturday
March e. and reopened on Wednesday, April ii
1904 ;. Il. LlGGETTs Secretary.
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The Fight Not Yet Ended.

Mayor Hayes, of Pittsburg, has signed
the ordinances granting the Pennsylvania
and the Wabash the right to build elevated
tracks along the Allegheny river, and to
the Baltimore & Ohio the right to build a
new passenger station on the Monongahela
While this appears to end the bitter war
fare OF several years between great rival
interests it only means another step in this
contest. From the attitude of the Wabash
IL from no other cause, it seems plain that
the war between Cassatt and Gould is by
no means at an end 1t is now the common
remark. says a Philadelphia paper: "It is
up to the Wabash to build it's projected
line" The Wabash line proposed is 20 run
between the Pennsylvania line and the riv-
er. 1t has been suggested that the two
roads use the same tracks, but the Penn
sylvania has shown no disposition to share
its tracks and in the absence of such an
arrangement the Wabash, according to it's
plan. will have difficult engineering to ov-
ercome. One piece of this projected road,
whose total length will be but five short
city blocks, would have to be built with a
drop of about $50 feet to the mile. 1t has
been suggested that the Wabash may have
to build a cog road for this part of it's
water front route in order to move trains.
The Baltimore g. Ohio, which controls the
Pittsburg junction, may fight to prevent
the Wabash from connecting with the lat
ter by means of the Duquesne extension.
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INDIANAPOLIS, COLUMBUS a. SOUTH
ERIN TRACTION COMPANY.

Through passenger leave Pennsyivania
and washington streets for southport Green
900 XVhiteland. Franklin. Amity. Edinbufg
TaVIorsville and Columbus. First car at a. m.
and every hour thereafter unil p. m. The
isSf car leaves 1l.i5 D. m At and 10 y M
cars leave for Franklin and intermediate points
only. 49,. - - -
Georgia and Meridian streets for Greenwood
only al $50 a. m. and $3.50 y m.
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WEAK UNDERT0NE T0HOGS
SUPPLY SOLID AT STEADY PRICES.
urr MARKET SHOWED WEAKNESS.
Cattle Were Steady Nestcrdny-fndi-
cations Favor Selling sidc-shccp
Receipts Small.
Receipts and SHIPMENTS.


UNION sToCFYARDs. INDIANAPOLIS.
Iarch H-Hogs-The supply of hogs sale to-
DAY was small. even for q Monday market. and
Tor the first time recently there were not enough
10 establish an extreme range in prices for ali
kinds Therefore. IL would be rather difficult
10 make an accurate statement OF the market
Is compared with SATURDAY.. There was fair
SssnAne. but few os the principal regular
D-yeFs were not In the field. On account OF the
n.H.ted supply the competition was naturally
a a.s slack and statesmen had more or less diff
10y IN arranging terms II also appeared that
sales were rather Irregular Consequently there
NAS some difference OF opinion regarding the
txAIket Generally. however. sales prac-
ocetS me same prices equal kinds sold sat
.le"5. But There seemed 20 be no doubt that
tnere was a weaker undertone TO the market.
80 ~ IS probable that larger supply could
I.ot nave been sold except at lower prices. There
were 10 hogs here a. good in every particular
a. those that sold at the top price Saturday. but
3n account OF the limited competition statesmen
csG not o-iieve that better kind would have
500 aEy higher than the top price to-day, which
Mas &C lower 1Aan Saturday Both packers
stl1 Shippers bought q Few hogs. but the trad
ing was quiet all day and the close was rather
Weak Ordinary light hogs 20 good heavies arc
Qnctaole at SOS 10. Quota lions:
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INDIANAPOLIS a. NORTHWESTERN
TRACTION COMPANY.
General Offices. Lebanon, Ind

General OTlces, IebanOn, IND.
Indianapolis waiting rooms. ticket Office and
express Office. 119 West Maryland street, Union
block. Room 6.
First through car for Lafayette leaves Indian
apolis at a and arrives at Lebanon at $40
a. Frankfort $50 a. m. and Lafayette rs
a. IN. Second through leaves Indianapolis
Il a. m, arrives at Lebanon at 731 a m,
Frankfort at STA a. m. and Lafayette at Ell
a. m. and every hour thereafter until D. m
Last for Lebanon leaves Indianapolis at IL %
d.
First through from Lafayette leaves La
fayette at 6:25 a m. arrives at Frankfort at
1882 a. Lebanon at S:l5 a m and Indian
apols at Gas a m and every hour thereafter
until 925 p. IN. Last ca from Lafayette 70
Lebanon leaves Lafayette I1:25 u. m and
arrives Lebanon at ILLS a.
Express Department Consignments received
until 10 O'Clock a. m. for delivery the same day
to all points between Indianapolis and Frank
fort and until 6 =. for delivery to all points
before 3 o. clock the next morning
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sneep-The receipts of sheep and lambs TO-DAY
were again quite small. but really NOT s,,rnr
for this time IN the week as small s,nniiea ar
common on Monday There was not 9ouire
enough IN any department TO establish a range
In prices. and. In fact. not enough 10 aefermi1Se
the true conditions existing for any kind There
FORE an accurate report OF the market canno.
De made as based upon actuai sales but in SYM
pathy with reports from other places that have
tneir bearing here most dealers were incIinei 20
believe that steady prices could have been
realized for larger supply There were NO
lambs here good enough 10 bring over * X and
sheep sold from 8. 3 70 81 Quofations. 80, aI'
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representative salss.

Sxttle-A very moderate supply Of cattle ar
rlNed Tor the market to-day. There were fewer
cattle carried over from last week. and the sup
Ply on sale was not large enough TO establish
az extreme range in prices In any department.
Gost OF the offerings We're butcher stock. and
a.thoosh a few good kinds were represented
TIE quality generally was Just fair TO medium.
Inero was nothing TO create active competition
octNecn buyers. but there appeared 10 be a
steacy demand. and all transactions were con-
staeTed steady as compared with the way equal
cattle sold az the close of last week. Plain fat
steers Weighing nearly LOO lbs sold 80 So and
stocsers and feeders at S3.25Ntl5. Heisers sold
~ = 'O@SS0, cows at g. 4JQ3S and bulls at g. IS
g. Few fancy calves sold aboat Satur-
day prices. but otherwise the market was re-
ported lower. with several around S5G5. -, or
PROBABLY at least 81 lower chan the market for
equal kinds a week ago. The conditions gov
efnins the trade In general TO-DAY, as indicated
IN adv1ccs from other markets. arc accepted as
rather favorable to the selling side and conse-
quently there will be general disappointment
unless ut least steady prices realized In the
near futEre. especially for the Cat, well-fuished
cattle. Quotations:
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Marriage Licenses.

Walter E. Sebastian and Sophia Foling
Herman Carlson and Hilta Hedberg.
c. Draper Culbertson and Mayme Mahan.
Thomas Hizzor and Mamie Loud.
Samuel Beck and Edna Kiser
Edo Moncrief and Mary Stone
Thomas j. FINLEY and Sarah Cain.
Charles E Forkner and Aldine Smelser
Felix Rusher and Birddie Griffin.
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FINANCIAL.
BUSINESS CHANCE.

BUSINESS CHANCE-To buy. sell or trade :
business try THE BUSINESS EXCHANGE G
Fitzgerald Bldg, n cor. Market St and Circle
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AUCTION SALE.

AUCTION
Remember fine furniture auction to-day CTues-
day) $3.50 a. m, 250f Talbot av.
ALSO
on Wednesday. March l6 1 y. m, magnificent
furniture auction. S34 Broadway
TIE X. III. STROUSE CO.
AuctiOneers
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MISUNDERSTANDING.

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evenings; expert work; reasonable terms Ad-
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REMOVAL ANNOUNCEMENT.

REMONAIS-A. VAN TREESE, formerly of 529
Massachusetts, av., now located as Massachu-
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swAIrs FOR CLOSE OF THEATRES
IND'P'LIs & EASTERN RAILWAY c

GREENFIELD LINE.
General Offices. Franklin Building.
All. CARS DEPART FROM MERIDIAN AND
GEORGIA STREETS
For Richmond New Castle and intermediate
stations cars leave at 6:55 a m. and every two
hours thereafter until 600 y. m
Above cars make direct connections for Day
TON Columbus, Newark. Lima. Marion and Gin
cinnati, o.
stations cars leave at 5:55 a IN. and each hour
thereafter until 30 y. m. and 800 p m. cars
leaving at s.55 and ll:55 p. m run only as far
as Greenfield
Combination passenger and express cars leave
AT b:55 1855 and IL 50 a. m. for knightstown
and SIS a m and 2.55 p m for Richmond
- FREIGHT CARS
For Knghtstown Richmond and intermediate
s.attons cars arrive at 7:i5 a IN. and depart at
a.So a m For Greenfield and intermediate sta
lions cars arrive at 7.l5 a m. and leave at 800
ma Also arrive at 2:l0 y. IN. and leave at $50
m
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Treasury Department Office OF the Supervis-
ing Architect, Washington, ID. c. March -
1904 Sealed proposals will be received at this
Office until O'Clock y. on the 10Th day Of
April, 1904. and then opened. for the const rue
ton dncluding heating apparatus electric wir-
ing and cOnduts) OF the 4. ;. Postofiice at Rich
mond Indiana. in accordance with the draw
ings and specifications. copies OF which may be
had at this Office at the Office OF The post
master at Richmond Indiana. at the discretion
OF the Supervising Architect.
JAMES KNOX TAYLOR
Supervising Architect.
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE.

FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE.
FOR SALE-Building lots FOR summer cottages
on the beautiful Wesbter Lake, an addition 70
yellow Banks Park. For particulars address
LEWIS BAUGHER, Sr-. North Webster, Ind
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
OUT THEY GO
OUT THEY GO
OUT THEY GO
To own a good North Dakota farm for IS 50 per
acre: easy payments free 16o-acre homestead
adjoining: very productive soil, excellent water.
best grasses. free coal. healthiest climate; look
where you will. then come and see US and we
will sell you farm Call or write for
maps and facts. VIM. II. BROWN CO. Man
dan NJ D., or 131 Lasalle St. Chicago. GEO.
MARTIN, general agent. $50 n. Illinois St. Indi-
annapolis. Ind.
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SEALED PROPOSALS.

GENERAL DEPOT Q. NJ. DEPT, JeffersonviIle
Ind March IA. 1so4-Seaed proposals. in trip
licate will be received here until 10 O'Clock a
m April 10. 1904. for furnishing and delivering
10000 gallons OF Mineral oil AT this Depot. Pref
The right reserved to reject or accept any or all
bids or any part thereof Envelopes containing
nroDosals to be marked Proposals for Mineral
oil addressed TO c. A. II. McAULEY, Colonel
and Assistant Quartermaster General. Depot
Ouartermaster.