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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1904-11-12

yesterday at 5 p. M, aged So
years. Funeral services will be held
tomorrow at II a. m. Mr.. Downs
has been in poor health for
years and for several days past his
death has been hourly expected. He
leaves many friends in Abba who sym
pathize with his family
Last night at the home Of her
brother, James Wallace Of this city,
occurred the marriage of Miss Matte
Wallace to Gilbert b. Crawford, of
GAINESVILLE, Fla. Rev. Winthrop Allison
of the First Presbyterian church Off
ciating. Miss Wallace is member of
the Presbyterian choir and has many
friends and acquaintances who unite
in wishing for her a happy future.
Mrs. Nose Mix, of Des Moines, is
the guest Of her mother Mrs. Kester,
and other relatives and friends in the
city.
Last Tuesday while suffering from
a temporary illness, Mrs. Win Porter
fell and sustained some painful bruises.
She was somewhat better this morning
but has been quite sick the past two
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. T. Knight left for
Beloit, Kan, last night for a visit with
their daughter, Mrs. George Dashville
The cobweb social held at Mrs
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"~00SV0NNOON'O0 OOOOONNON0
LOCAL MARKETS.
WHOLESALE PRICES.

There was no change in the local
markets today.
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CHICAGO MARKETS.
Thursdays Live Stock Market in E

Thursdays Live Stock Market in Brief
Very narrow demand for all steer
cattle; all beef channels are badly
choked; prices again show largely IL
to zoe decline; most sales off 35 to SOC
from early Monday; general market
35 to Coo off from week ago; last
Thursday was high point of the year;
continued good demand for butcher
stock; market today rules active al
steady prices; Gamers fair sale-calves
drop 25 to soc: range cattle strong
cows at $3.75; stockers and feeders sci
more readily; hog market mostly
steady to stronger; extreme late trade
rather disappointing; finish weak with
about 1000 left; receipts moderate -
quality only fair; days average price
s5O5--- bulg $500 to $50; sheep trade
slower, with values slightly lower;
prime yearlings again sold up to $4.9(
to $500; prime 111-1b feeding wethers
went out at s4.25; fat lambs sold read
lily strong to 10c higher; double Of
prime Indiana lambs went at 1925.
Representative Sales.
Following are some OF the represen.
tative sales made in Chicago yesterday
showing lowest. medium and highest
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RETAIL PRICES.
Flour aud Feed.

Flour, Ter sack -. -. 1.45@1.75
Corn meal 20 10 sack ..-........ 1920
Graham flour, 10-fb sack 80
Corn and oat chop. Ter cwk.. 1870
Shorts. per cw-t 49,. ...... 100
Corn. cntps, per cwt.. ..... 13O
Bran, per cwt ............... Ito
Ear corn, per bushel ...... =. IS
Shelled corn, per busiiel ..... e5
Wheat. per bushel ...... 100
Oats, per blu $500. ..... 35
chicken feed tground) 20 n sack 50
Oh meal. per cwt. .......... 1.45
Oyster shell. ger cwt ..... 1899. Il
Hay. per cwt .............. 80
Straw. per cwt -. ...... 10
Butter and Eggs.
Creamery butter, separator. 25
Country butter Per D.. 22k@25
Eggs, per dozen ...... 20
Poultry.
Spring chickens, dressed, ib.. 20
old hens. dressed per rD.....a Is
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Skean's last night was well attended,
and Melted the Ladies' Aid society al
neat little sum
Mrs. Mary Duncan is in Mt. Pleasant
this week looking after business mats
tiers.
Mrs. Isabella Hammond is somewhat
better this morning pa
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1904-11-12

Proctor Joseph. Dain adj. ii
Patrick III J.. Smiths I'd. &c
Riggs | III, Robinson's 4tk .10o
Morehead j A, Robinson's
REM Mary & John Dain ad
REM Mary & John, Fellows
al ST 40. ..16
Ross p ] Il Sarah. Dain I'D ~
Schwartzenbach NJ, II Il Bak
ers LIST ad. ..... $50. B
Schocklcy John II, Smiths
sponsler G ii. ii 4 Bakers
LIST ad ..... "a
Styre Bros. PickwiclS. 10
Saltcr John. Dain ad -. .1oT
Shaw Helen r.. Smiths ond
nc 81 IL ..... ~. $500. s
Shaw Helen Il, Smiths 2nd
Sanders w II Smith S 9TH ad liz
Smith Albert, ii I Bakers
stodgh hin Thos, Meltler;s ad 4
IStodghili Thos. Melchcr's ad =
Teeter Lottie, leighton & b,
2nd ..... -. u. ~. 81
Teeter Lottie, Leighton * b.
reeter Lottie. Leighton Is =.
-nu ..... 90
Thompson w l., Robinson's
Bird al ....... ......... .S3
Thompson Lucinda and Il NJ
A lot & sw Sc, ..... .2G
Thorn Chas A.. Dain ad. 30
Trebilcock j DEst. Dain ad2li
Nlossack Anthony. II Il Bak-
er,s LIST ad. ..... ..... 80
Wally j II, Smiths 4th. IL
Withrow Anna. Rush's sub 6
Williams Norris ii, Williams
Park $3.50. -. ;. ....... )
Williams Morris II, Williams
Park -. .. -. 40
Williams Norris II, Williams
Williams Morris II. Williams
Park .... .......... ...47
Williams Norris II, Williams
p arn ..''' -. ~,
Williams Norris II, Williams
uii n,n ~ ;;,,; ~ ,,,;,,, ..n
"is +Aoiiis ~ "i''l'i''is
w,iiia Mini. =, ,,,;,,;a -
/
Park ~. ~. ,al
Park 80. u. -. lib
Williams Morris II, Williams
Do ri ytn
,,l Inrk -, 49,; .;..'lio
W1iiihihs MOTIFS II, Wllilams
VIII, mrn -; ,;o.,., , ~ win, Ill
"Iiiiaii's MOTIFS H. "ii'iaihs
,,I,, I'm -; -. -. ,,,,,,;4 .its
1iiiams MOTIFS H. Wiliiams
Wits ulh -. ,,., . ,,:,,,, .lt'
"1.ii Ia, MOTIFS H. Wiiliams g,
wills nlh MI. ,,;,,;,, .lo'
Park 30. =. =. LET
Park -. =. .iss
| Williams Morris IL, Williams
Park n. ~. -. .....1s7
Williams Morris III, Williams
Park .... ..... ....,1Ss
Williams J p, Williams park62
Williams 7 p, Williams park63
Williams ] +, Williams park7O
Williams ] Williams park142
Williams A b, Smiths 9TH
Williams 4 B, Smiths; 2nd
adj. -. ............ %
Williams A Il, Dain nd W.
| part -. u. -. -. .2T3
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VIII Do All This For You.

DR.. Kings New Life Pills puts vim,
vigor and new life into every nerve
muscle and organ of the body. Try
them. CSC. f. B. Clark, druggist.
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Campbell James A, A. lot +,

Saulppeii James a, a. lot Z
Campbell . IN; i ], Gov. . lot 5 4. :
L. IL ....... !e... ID
Campbell +LeRoy, GOV. lot 3
a. ~. IN
Campbell Paris, Gov. lot 5
A. u. % 1880. .........14
Clark " II, Pierce's Add
NV pit ..... ......... L
Castle G b and Maggie n
western Add q
Castle c B & Maggie NV lot 6
Castle G B and Maggie same
Cowell ID G, w L Majors. 10
Cowles ID B, Dixon & Hutch
inson 49,. ~. ..... 2t
Carnes w A Godfrey's sub IL
Carnes w A, Godfrey's Is IA
Carnes W A, Godfrey's sub il
Carnes w A, Godfrey's Is IA
Clark u j, Central Ad. !. POI
Carnes L Il Mrs, Hender-
shott's sub O. L. 1gnw Mt TX
Carnes II Il Mrs, collars. B. 90
Cowan Mrs NJ E.Central AID 20
Coyan Maude, Central Ad.25
Curran Catherine. A. sub o.
T.. ii NV % ...... <
Crislnan l. T & Co, NV pit
A.. l.. . Gov. lot 5. IA
Crisman l. t & Co, Sc pit A.
ii. 6 he Sc ... IA
DUNCAN Nellie Mrs, Carpen
Tor e Gof1fro,- n
DUNCAN Nellie Mrs, Central
Ad $3.50. -. DIG
Duree John and Nellie. Hin.
sey & Hedrick's WIZ 81
Duree John and Nellie. Him
sey & Hedrick's 4.
Doan q q, A. sub lot 1 FOL
lars sub 80. 1
Eaton David. Kraner's Add 80
Elkins Ella ]. Browns LIST ~
Evans ] F, Central Ad. 81
Evans ] f, Central AID 81
Evans j r. Central Ad -. 81
Erbacher Sophia. A. sub o.
L: IA Sc % -. 4
Fish John r, Dixon & Hutch
ison, Sc SO nw1a -. -. "a
Fleer Herman II, Kellogg &
Wendall SO. -. is
Fleer Herman H., Kellogg &
SYendall ~. ........ 10
Fleer Herman H., Kellogg &
el.lii ..... ......2o
Fleer Herman Fl, Kellogg &
Wendall ~. -. .21
Fleer Herman H. Kellogg &
Wendall ~. %
Fleer Herman H, A; lot IL
NV Sc $ pit ~. ......,...24
Fleming John. Wiley Add. 6
Ford Harriet L, Reece &
Owens sub -.
Fike Lin, Hinsey's sub o.
L. II, nwh -. -. 8
Harrington Hannah, Central
harrington Hannah, Central -
GsAd. ...... 80. 1900. 81
Field r w, Central Adj. Is
Graves Sarah A Mrs, Graves
2nd Ad ..... 1880. .2H
Graves o c, Graves End Ad 81
Godfrey Geo, Highland Park 1
Godfrey Geo, Reece & Owens
e72 ..-.. ....... ..... 3
Godfrey Geo, Carpenter &
Godfrey's -. 500. .... 8
Godfrey Geo. Hinsey & eHed4
rick's End ...... Al
Godfrey Geo, Hinsey s He'd
rick's pit 49,. ...... As
Godfrey Geo, Dixon & Hutch
ison m. 1-3 SELF .32
Graves G A and S II, War
den & Haynes 49,. 49,. 81
Hondrshell Sarah, Aud sub
Of lot 8 of collars sub. -. 4
1Almiston w A, A. lot s VIZ
neA ..... 49,. -. ...24
Hampton VIM, II. c. & co.
Add ..... ~. j.. 90
Hampton VIM, II. c. & Co.
Hale Eliz Est. Hale's add. Is
Hedrick M C.Highland park 16
Hedrick NJ G.Highland park II
Hcdrickf VI HIGHLAND park 1S
tiedrick NJ C,Highland park 81
liedricktM C,Highland park So
lHedrick M C.Highland park 81
}Haleg j w, Major & Dibble 20
VA wilkins e c. Central AID. 1852
llawley George %. A. lot )
DIV SwG.. 13
Hodge Wallace Ballingall nd 46
Hodge Wallace Ballingallad AZ
Hodge Wallace Ballingall ad As
Hodge Wallace Ballingall ad 40
' Hodge Wallace Ballingall ad so
Hodge Wallace Ballingall ad 81
Hodge Wallace Ballingall ad52
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Don't Be Bothered With Dandruff.

Use Vegecide. it saves and beautI.,
fics the hair. T. B. Clark sells It
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an -, =, 80, .'. =, 80
nd ,..S6
Boylen owen, Dain ad, PIP
Boylen Owen, Dain ad. ,213
Black Adella, Blake's park =,
Black Adella. Blakc's park. n
Brooks William. Evans x
Root, LIST part $3.50. 80, ) 2
Brooks William. Evans
Root. 1st part -.
hT p Wllila an, 81 m va % ,oo,
Creath Y, W ], 7 G Chamber. es sub Ii
sub * " .......25
crsath w E Williams 9Th
cheshro Anna L, Arcn-
rs seh , sub
Gheshro Anna u, Aren-
srhield's SUB .
,n an. Isst y a. u Sax
Cooley Herman, shich's ist -
Cooley ' herman, shics's lst :
Cooley Herman, shick's list =
Cooley 90 Herman. shfck's ' list
ad 800. -. -. .......2.3
Derby w a. Leighton n Ban
nister's LIST .....,. .....30
Darner f w Robinson 9TH 49,
Darner FW Rohinsons 9TH 135
Darner II w Robinson's 18th 1O4
Erbacher Dora and John
Smiths list 49,. ......7
Eaton A f, Williams park 143
England NJ & + q Dain ad111
F Iiy Lulu s S ] II, s 'a aat -
4th -. =. 10 8
4tll.. 1o g
Finley Lulu & j III. Smiths
4th 10 ss1,
Gregory Sarah NJ. Rohinson.s WIN
4th 1o1
Goodall Alice & + r Smiih's
9Th &c ae
Gee lanes Smiths ond oS ~
ianseil Robt AmeI,n Iru suh -
thurman Noah Camnhe,i su' =
sub p'''i ~
uobb S W Williams, XII,
13 Ok wv .
Harness Fred Evans E poo+.s
1st 's'o'
Higdon Mary 7 u,mn,ond,..
1st " '''''on" -
Haw Chris. Dain ad 'i56
nister's ist n'oi oa" 90 /,
Haw George Jr,smith,s 4th 81 81 3
South 0ttnmxya Ruttnr
Cheese. Smiths 4tb y 81
~ So Sne,t ~ q I'm w shees ., 700 q.
Howard s NJ Sm,tb.s IN 10 as-'V-
Jobnson parfbo Sn,;tL,s % 90 %
I Ionnhonn s mhn,a smi6n "a SO
o' 1st Anoiiias' beaver
Johnson I,ncv /, sol Ilan
'1 n,nnd.s Ivy ist "a = y ~ RAM 10
Johnson T,ncy +, & 'o'1''tii a ,.1.o
Jndd H n ~ ua an -, 10 20
1 1udd Il Il p ] Al! MeBake RI, JIG
n s n w RoI,inso1,,' on ~, i 20
Knhn si,os i Amaianl,,s o,n 1 i,
A Sn,ith,s Ga Aiiiie - ..
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SEALED PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS FOR CLOTHING AND EQUIP
AGE SUPPLIES-Chief Quartermasters Of
fee Chicago ILL.,, Feb. 10. 1904 Sealed pro-
posals, in triplicate, will be received at this
office until u O'Clock noon Thursday. March
10, 1904, for delivery at either Chicago Philadel-
phia. Boston or San Francisco depot Of Woolen
Blankets. Linen Collars. Canton Flannel Draw
ers, Yellow Horsehide Gloves. Berlin Gloves
Campaign Hats, Hat Cords. Leggings Russet
Shoes, Wooden Stockings Wooden Undershirts
Corn BroOms. Scrubbing Brushes. Barrack
Chairs Telescope Cases, Khaki Duck, Tent
Poles. Pins and Tripods. all strictly conforming
TO standards and specifications Government
serves right reject accept any all pro-
posals any part thereof. Preference given 10
articles of domestic production manufacture.
conditions OF quality and price Including in the
price of foreign productions and manufactures
the duty thereon) being equal. Particulars and
blanks proposals will be furnished
plication. Envelopes containing proposals to
be ndorsed. Proposals for Clothing and Equip
age Supplies and addressed to Lieut. Col w.
II. MILLER. Chief Quarternlaster-
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-02-25
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
Notice TO CONTRACTORS.

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
Trustee of Helt township. Vermlion county
state of Indiana. will receive sealed bids at the
Vermillion county. Indiana. up to the hour OF
L O clock noon, on the 18th day of March. 1904
for the building and completion Of the Helt
township High School building, to be built at
of near Bono. Het. township Vermillion county
Indiana according 10 and as provided IN the
plans drawings and Specifications of said high
school building file in F. Z. James 5
Office in the town of Dana. Ind.
Also said Trustee at said time on said date
will receive sealed bids for the heating Of said
high school building with steam. as provided
by the plans drawings and, specifications for
heating of said high school building now on
file i'm the office OF said f Il. James. in the said
town of Dana, Indiana, where both sets of plans
drawings and specifications may be examined
Said bids will be. opened at ! o'clock D. m. on
said nth day OF March, 1904. and the contract
thereafter let for the building and completion
Of said Heit township high school building. and
FOR the heating, of said high school building III
anv satisfactory bids received. Said work
TO be fully completed before the 18th day
of August 1904 Each bid must be made in COM
DIiance with the law and be accompanied with
a good and sufficient bond.
The right is reserved to reject any or all bids
FRED BEARD, Trustee OF Helt TownshiD
ALANSON L. CHURCH
OMER A NEWHOUSE
WILDER F. EATON
Advisory Board He'll Township.
Dana, Ind. Feb. 10. 1904
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-02-25
LIVE STOCK NOTES.

The receipts Of stock for the first half Of this
week show a decrease Of about 900 hogs. an in
crease Of 100 cattle and 200 sheep compared
with the same time lest week and little change
in hogs. a gain Of LOO cattle and little i'm
provement in sheep compared with the CORE
market was dull at decidedly lower prices yes
terday, the sheep and lamb market was weaker
and the hog market was only fairly active at I'M
evenly lower prices.
The marketing Of sheep and lambs is little
larger. the total thus far this week showing a
gain of 200 over the same time last week and a
little improvement over the corresponding time
larger than week ago and about 100 larger
than year ago.
Combined receipts Of hogs thus far this week
show a decrease Of about 1000 compared with the
same time last week and very little change com
pared with the corresponding time a year ago.
week ago and almost 800 larger than year
ago.
The receipts of cattle for three days show
gain Of LOO over the same time last week and
!, 100 over the corresponding time year ago.
The receipts yesterday were 300 larger than
week ago and show about the same gain COM
pared with year ago.
- =
From representative sales II appears that there
was very dull trade yesterday, and in the fat
cattle line hardly enough business transacted
10 indicate the true condition OF the market 1t
was the opinion of all dealers, however. that a
complete clearance could not have been made
except at sharp reduction in prices, and sales
that made generally believed to be
10Ql5c lower. Fat cattle averaging around LOCO
10 l. 265 lbs sold at $425QA50. quite a number Of
feeders brought S3.75g4 and stockers sold as low
So %.
Thus far this year the receipts show an in
crease of nearly So 600 hogs 400 cattle and de-
crease of over 100 sheep compared with the
same time year ago.
The receipts OF stock for the first three-quarters
of this month show a gain OF Al 800 hogs. nearly
g. 700 cattle and 500 sheep compared with the same
period year ago.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-02-25
MAY RESULT In RATE WAR
CENTRAL TRAFFIC. ASSOCIATION
LINES EAGER FOR BUSINESS.
Prominent Freight Officials Divided
i'm Their Views to the Proba-
biIity of Grain-Rate War.

There seems to be trouble brewing between
the pennsylvania and the Vanderbilt lines
over the preliminary announcement of the
excursion fare to st. Louis, the action of
the Pennsylvania and Vandalia lines being
at the bottom of the trouble. While the
announcements of the Pennsylvania and the
Vandalia are preliminary and may be cor
rected. there has evidently been occasion for
competing lines to object to existing condi-
tons. The plea of the competing lines is
that If the Pennsylvania-Vand route is
to reduce the standard, as the announce
ment shows, they have an equal right to do
so, and naturally there would follow a de-
morahzatiOn of the Central Passenger AssO-
cations standard The position of the Wa
bash has not been settled in reference TO
differential but ii will doubtless be given
one equivalent to the Pittsburg 81 Lake
Erie and the Baltimore * Ohio, via Akron.
Under such a condition the Wabash would
become party to the objection. Conditions
have already been reached which will make
the outcome of much interest to railroad
men as we'll as to the travelling public.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-02-25
VIII BE No Grain Rate War.

The opinion prevails among the trunk line
officials that the present grain rate war will
soon be over and will not result in a general
fight which will affect the rates of all the
trunk lines, and that certainly with the
opening Of navigation peace will be restored.
All the grain which goes by way of New
York has to be lightered, and such is not
the case by Philadelphia baltimore, bu-
If the Pennsylvania makes further cuts
other lines will have to follow. 1t looks as
if the Pennsylvania was determined to have
the Philadelphia differential, and it is
thought when the settlement is reached it
will provide for the very thing it is now
fighting for. Another official is less opti
mistc, and says he expects to see a gen
eral rate war in six months. The New Hork
Central has started out to rid New York city
of all differentials that work against it, and
he believes that the New York Central is
not the prime mover in the rate war The
Pennsylvania has just given orders that
after Feb. 70 the rate on wheat Will be %
for 100 pounds from Buffalo to Philadelphia.
This cut will no double be met by the Buffalo
and New York lines, but it is thought that
traffic men may yet get together and get
things into line
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-02-25
Deaths.

Florence A. Kimmel S7 Elm street, nine
months. obstruction OF bowels.
John Lewis. City Hospital. forty-nine years
compound fracture of jaw.
Mary Frank Davis. 12ll North Missouri street.
three years. pulmonary tuberculosis.
Annie Hicks. 4S6 Upton street. exhaustion
Hattie V. Hawkins. 1866 Virginia avenue, thir-
ty-fOur years. pulmonary tuberculosis.
Martha Louise Warrenburg l250 HARDING
street tSventy-seven DAYS congestion of lungs.
Emma Kate Wallet. 1015 Lexington avenue,
fOrty-siX years, heart disease.
Nellie McLafferty. Indianapolis, twenty flVe
years, pulmonary tuberculosis.
Robert T.. ketcham II West Thirteenth street.
three months, narasmus
Julia A. Thomas, 213 East South street, sew
enty-two years. heart disease.
Horace Z. Davis, 1915 Oliver avenue, seventeen
years. acute pneumonia.
Wilhelm Cook, y09 South New Jersey street,
eighty six years. senility.
IRA tastes, st. Vincent's Hospital, twenty
three years. acute congestion OF brain.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-02-25
VANDALIA LINE
~ SOUTHWESTERN
TRACTION COMPANY.
General Offices. Lebanon. Ind

General Offices. Lebanon. IND
Indianapolis waiting rooms ticket Office ana
express Office. lls West Maryland street Union
block. Room 6.
First through FOR Lafayette leaves Indian
apolis at 4 a. m. and arrives az Lebanon at 5;l9
a. m, Frankfort 5.3O a. and Lafayette 80
a. Second through car leaves Indianapolis
at a. m. arrives at Lebanon at I:M a. m.
a. m. and every hour thereafter until p. ~.
Last car for Lebanon leaves indianapolis at ltS9
p. m.
First through from lafayette leaves La
fayette at 6:Z5 a. m, arrives al Fr2nktoft az
7.32 a. m. Lebanon ct S:15 and Indian
apolis at 9:45 a. IN. and every hour thereafter
until 9.25 D. m. Last car from Lafayette 20
Lebanon leaves Lafayette at ll-25 D. IN. and
arrives at Lebanon at 1:l5 a. M
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 D. m. for delivery 70 al points
before O'Clock the next morning.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-02-25
INDIANAPOLIS & MARTINsVILLE
RAPID TRANSIT co.

Waiting room and station. 81 Kentucky avenue
First car leaves from in front az so. a. KEN
tucixv aven1e for MartinsViile and intermediate
etafions ~ $50 "a. In. and every hour there
offer on the half hour mark until $50 D. m.
The 1850 D. m car rms only % M0oroSyille the
$50 car runs 90 Mart. asNille and the next and
tinsFiIc.
Leaving Martnsville f0r indianapolis and In
terfnediatc stations nrst car az $3.50 a. ana
every hour the-rafter. on the thirty minute
mark until ESQ D. M The l.N p. nm. car runs
only % M00rcsvllle. and the $50 car % indiana
apolis aud tn next and last cer leaves az $50.
running 20 Indianapolis.
cars leave M1orcs1le for indianapolis ana
GartinsVillc al 5.co a.
Express car arrives al indianapolis at 1913
a m and departs at 300 m. also arrives a
as > IA. and departs a. GOO p.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-02-25

Births.

A. o. and r. c. Bell. indianapolis. girl.
Anton and Mary Kuhn, 12S6 Chestnut street
girl.
Conrad and Ida wiegand. 1920 Church street.
girl.
Latham and Anna HaIbrig. 57s West Morris
street. boy.
Irving and Beulah Blue. Indianapolis. boy
Emmett and Leta Alexander, MickleyNille, girl
John w. and Olive Murphy, Wayne township
boy.
Herman and Anna Ripple. $40 fremont street
boy.
Joseph and Lena Kulica. IA Holmes avenue.
boy.
John and Ollie Williams. sOS fremont street.
boy.
Charles and Lille Clark, i22 South Warman
avenue boy.
William and Emma Mitchell. 5S4 Bismark ave
nue.. boy.
John r. and Nettie Stamm. lis Milburn street,
girl.
Joseph and Anna Ellermann SIC Germania
street girl.
William and Rose Brooks. 80 Beville avenue
girl.
Fred and Lille Brennan 1910 West Twenty
fifth street boy.
Frank and May Dell. 1898 East Washington
street girl.
Loren and Lodosia Trutt. 1915 Pleasant street.
boy.
Robert and Mona Bibbs. 81 Drake street girl