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The Indianapolis journal., 1904-01-09
GRAIN MARKET REACTS.
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eolored. September. 12e; late made. I0i4c; large
white. September 12c; late made. 10i4c. Eggs-
Receipts. 4.296 packages; unsettled; state and
pennsylvania nearby average. finest. 35c: West
ern extras 33c, State and Pennsylvania seconds
10 nrsts, SaSSc; Western frsts, S3c; Western
seconds. 2lGS2c; refrigerated. 27d30c
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. S.-Butter steady; fair
demand: extra Western creamery. 25c nearby
prints. &c. Eggs nrmer; better inquiry fresh
nearby, J+c, at the mark: fresh Western. SSc
loss on; fresh southwestern 3&ik0S3c. loss of ;
fresh southern, 5lu32c. loss of. Cheese steady
hut quiet New York full creams fancy. INC:
fancy choice HE; fancy, fair to good. l0A q
ne.
CHICAGO. Jan. Son the Produce Exchange
to-day the butter market easy: creameries
16U23c: dairies, 402lc. Eggs weaker at 23fs27c
the mark, cases included Cheese steady al
l0Hl0lzc
ST. LOUIS. Jan. S.-Butter-Steady; creamery
hQ25c; dairy, lSQ2oc. Eggs-Lower: 25c, case
count
CINCINNATI. Jan. S.-Eggs-weak and
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Methodist.

CENTRAL-AVENUE METHODIST EPlSCO,
PAL. CHURCH-Corner Of Central avenue ana
Twelfth street Sermons at 10:45 a and I:S0
D. IN. by the pastor. the Rev. H w helio6g,
ID. ID. Topic OF morning sermon; "A Caii 10
the Wild" At 1880 D. m. the pastor will deliver
the seventh OF a series of Sunday evening ad-
dresses on The Right Use of Ourselves, the
topic being The Forces OF the Heart SUNDAY
school at 900 a. m. Epworth League al o"
d. m. All welcome.
MERIDIAN-STREET METHODIST EPlSCO-
PAL. CHURCH-Sermon at 1913. Iheme'
Does God Send Suffering?" candid consldera-
tion of Christian doctrine in the light OF the
facts of life. Subject of the evening sermoh'
1.-The Faculty and Function of Faith
ROBERTS PARK NJ. e CHURCH-Delaware
and Vermont streets. Albert Hurlstone, u u
pastor Glass meetings, S:15 and S:45 a. m.
Sunday school, 9:45 a. m. Preaching by the
pastor 1915 a. m and 7:3o p: m Morning
subject: Heart Cleansing and Heart Culture
Evening subject Itching Ears. Mldweek
service at 7:45 Thursday evening. All welcome
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Inquiry Into Rate Increase.

Inquiry into the reasons for an advance
in grain and produce shipping rates in
December, 1902, was begun by the Inter
state-commerce Commission Friday
Freight agents of five railroads were ex-
amined. Assistant General Freight Traffic
Agent Kuhn, of the Chicago S Northwest
ern Railway Company, a Witness said he
was in conference with others when it was
decided to advance the shipping rate for
grain cents per hundred pounds. He said
he thought the rate as advanced but
which was subsequently reduced was fair
and reasonable under the conditions The
railway company, he asserted, was under
heavy expense at the time the rate was ad-
Vanced.
In reply to question Mr. Kuhn could not
state IL the present rate, a reduction from
the one being investigated, would be per-
nanent Like all of the witnesses who
have appeared before the commission Mr.
Kuhn was unable to give any idea as TO the
cost to the railway company in carrying
grain.
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Receipts and Shipments.

UNION STOCKYARDS. INDIANAPOLIS, Jan.
s-Hogs-yvith the supply Of hogs smaller than
yesterday the market opened this morning with
all buyers In the field. There was a very fair
request practically all grades. Buyers ap-
peared rather anxious to execute their orders
early and probably a fear that there would not
be more than enough hogs TO meet the require
ments caused an active trade at the start sales
strong prices compared with those pre-
vaiing at the high time yesterday Occaslona4
transactions especially Of light hogs, were re-
ported around SC higher than yesterdays best
prices. After the first round buyers eFldently
discovered that the competition would not JUSTIFY
paying such prices. and, realizing that they were
being forced 70 pay a premium as compared with
other markets, a weaker tendency soon developed
subsequently the trading was rather quiet ana
sales were generally reported sc lower than the
opening. or on about the same basis as yester-
day morning. few sales OF heavy hogs were
made IN the morning at higher prices, but the
quality. Shippers succeeded in filling most Of
their important orders and toward the close
packers were practically the only buyers in the
market. Therefore the trading was quiet and 1t
was more or less difficult 10 consummate sales
But satisfactory clearance was finally made at
about &c lower than the opening. Extreme sales
ranged from 81. .75a5.15 but 1910 virtually
the top. and the bulk Of the supply sold at S4S0g
$40. Quotations:
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Oils.

OIL CITY. Jan. S.-Credit balances q S5.
certificates, no bid; shipments, 81 ga: average
Sab; runs, 67447; average, 52.163 shipments
Lima 73 72S; average, 1909; runs, Lima 81 $40:
average, 4O,075.
SAVANNAH, Jan. S.-Turpentine firm at zoo
Rosin firm. A, B, G, S2.25; D. So 30; F. s2s5. a.
S225; ii, SG.7o; /, S2.95: *, s3.05; NJ S315; n
S325; window glass, S33 water white, S375
WILMINGTON jan S-Spirits of turnan+ibo
firm at 5Sl2c. Resin firm at 1920 Tar firm an
$1.6O. Crude turpentine firm at 81. 25a3 So
MONTPELIER, Jan. S.-Crude petroleum
strong; North Lima, SI-23; South Lima and Indi-
ana, $1.31.
NEW YORK, Jan. S.-Petroleum steady Rosin
steady. Turpentine strong at 62IsG63c
CHARLESTON, Jan. S.-Turpentine steadv
5S12c. Rosin steady.
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SEALED PROPOSALS.
NOTICE OF LETTING.

Notice is hereby given that sealed proposals
will be received by the Board OF Commissioners
OF the county OF owen, state OF Indiana. until I
o'clock y. m. at the auditors Office In the town
OF Spencer. Ind. Monday Feb !. 1904 FOR
the reletting and completion Of the imprOvement
Of the Jefferson Township pilas road. by grading.
macadamzing and otherwise improving and COM
pleting said road in accordance with the pro-
nles. plans and specifications now nle In the
auditors ofhce OF said owen county. The en-
tire length Of said road is rs miles and Zll7
feet and the total estimated cost, including
damages. SIS. .230-3i- contract was let for
the completion OF said improvements ana about
s4 600 worth OF work done. and BY agreement the
same has been turned back 10 the board and .
per cent retained Sealed bids viii be received
by the auditor OF said county until 4 p. u
said day for the letting OF a contract 70 COM
plete said improvements. All bids must be
companied by bond required BY law. The
board reserves the right 10 reject any OF all
bids.
Witness the hand and seal OF said board this
Jan s. 1904
RICHARD " CLAY,
JAMES r. DAVIS
DAVID r. STEELE.
Board Of Commissioners Of the County Of owen.
Attest. GEO. o. MITTEN
Auditor OF owen County.
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VITAL STATISTICS-JAN. s.
Hirlha.

Clarence and Daisy Foster. l4Oi Central avenue.
girl.
Glen and Lizzie Lichtenberg. ST English ave-
nue.. boy.
W o. and Ada Moxon. 7l6 North West street.
boy.
Paul w. and Laura Schubert. l2z5 Windsor
street girl.
George and Augusta Geddes. 1910 North Rural
street. girl.
Otto and Ottilie Ehrgott. lI1f East Ohio street.
girl
Samuel and Martha b. Hoover. 2i10 Ashland
avenue. boy.
Christian and Esther Bonnett. 52I Highland
avenue. boy.
Ezra and Louise Lashbrook. 7f Madison ave-
nue. boy.
William and Maude Moore. I7ao Naomi street.
girl
Mr.. and Mrs. II L. Green. 4o1 Southern ave-
boy
Thomas and Victoria Bin. SIS woodlawn ave-
nue., girl.
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FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH-Southeast
corner OF Delaware and Sixteenth streets me
Rev NJ L. Haines, ID. D., pastor. The pastor
will preach tomorrow at IL a m AT t;4o p N.
an address. Topic: The Tares among tne
Wheat" Special music by chorus choir. Bible
school meets at $3.50 a, m Christian EndeaNor
at $50 d. IN. Special nlidwinter services on
Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday evenings az
7:R O'Clock An address each evening by the
Rev Edward Gates Hill, of Logansport, lnd A
cordial welcome TO all.
SECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH-Corner
of Pennsylvania and Vermont streets The
Rev. Owen Davies Odell, pastor Preaching oy
the pastor IL a. m No evening service. Sunday
school, 9:45 a IN. Prayer meeting Thursday
evening, 7:45.
TABERNACLE CHURCH-Corner OF Meridian
and Eleventh streets The Rev. j. Cumming
Smith, ID. D. pastor. Preaching by the pastor
at IL a. m. and 7:45 p. m sunday schoOl at $50
a.
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Christian Scientists.

FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. SCIENTIST OF
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. at l045 a. m. sun
day school at $50 a. m. "Wednesday evening
meeting at O'Clock at the Propylaeum on North
street. opposite Blind Asylum. Reading room open
to the public from 10 a. m. 10 y. m. every
day except Sunday. Room IL, Lombard building,
241a East Washington street.
SECOND CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST
Services Sunday morning, IL SUBJECT
Life Sunday school, $3.50 m. "Wednesday
evening meeting O'Clock. Shortridge high
School, corner of Pennsylvania and Michigan
streets. Reading room, 321 Lemoke buiioihg-
Open week days, a m. TO p m
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NOTICE or LETTING.

Notice is hereby given that sealed proposals
will be received by the Board OF Commissioners
OF the county Of owen. state OF Indiana until I
o'clock p. m. at the auditors offce. IN the town
Of Spencer. Ind Monday. Feb. l. 1885,. Tor
the Improvement OF certain highways IN WASH
ington township of said county and state.
known as Washington Township pike road No.
s. Washington Township pike road No. and
Washington Township pike road No. Z. having q
combined length OF nve 90 miles and SO feet.
by grading. macadamizing and otherwise isp-
proving the same In accordance with the pro-
hles plans and specifications nov on hle in the
auditors Office or said county Tor said roads
Estimated cost of improvements. $40 81 80. Bids
will be considered on said roads separately and
severaily, jointly. Parties submitting bids
for said improvements must ACCOMPANY the tame
with bond as required by law. The board re-
serves the right 10 reject any or all bids. Bids
must be hle by !
In witness whereof the Board Of Commissioners
OF the county Of Owen have hereunto SET their
hands and seals at Spencer. Ind, this Jan. :
1904
RICHARD N GRAY
JAMES r DAVIS
DAVID +. STEELE.
Board Of Commissioners OF the County OF owen.
Attest: GEO. .. MITTE<.
Auditor OF owen County.
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Deaths.

James Penrod. 81 Bright street. nineteen
months. congestion OF the brain.
Conrad Prout. DeacOness Hospital forty-seven
years. carcinoma OF the trachea and larynx.
Helen Sweeney. lH Blake street. twenty-ore
months. membraneous Group.
Samuel Bryan. 516 West New York street.
twenty-eght years. pulmonary tuberculosis
George Weaver. 1905 East Sixteenth street.
siNty-two years. cirrhosis Of the liver.
Addie A. Miller. 52l Harding street. fifty years.
pulmonary tuberculosis
Julius Robert Frederick. 104 Woodruff Pace.
hfty-one years, stomach trouble.
u. 5. Jordan. 5f3 East South street, eighty-fve
years, apODleXy.
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War News Causes FURRY in Camphor.

NEW YORK. Jan. s.-The war scare has
caused furry IN the camphor market. Japan
is the source of almost all of the worlds sup
ply, although lately there has been a little
manufacture Of the gum In the United States
by chemical process using coal tar as a base
As reported recently BY cable, the japanese gov
eminent has forbidden further exports Of the
precious material for the present
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Representative Sales
ELSEWHERE.

CHICAGO, Jan. S-Cattle-Receipts. s.
90. Market slow and weak Good 10 prime
steers. 2fi5.65. poor 10 medium Ss 5OliSs 90.
stockers and feeders. S2.35d425: COWS s. .75Gi
4Z9. heifers $244.50. Gamers 81 75Gf2 40.
bulls, S1q4.30. calves. s. 5Od725
Hogs-Receipts to-day 300. to-norrovv
D0o0. Mixed and butchers, $4G5a5 on: :
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DIED.

~-~>~-~~~~-~-~~>~>--~~~~
CRAFT-Maurice Vaughn. infant OF Edwin
NJ. and Margaret Craft. Friday evening. Jan. 8.
1904. Notice Of funeral later.
EGARTON-Albert J.. age twenty-seven years.
at 400 South Illinois
WHEATLEY-Iohn NJ Wheatley aged seventy
seven years. Thursday. =. Funeral from
the residence Of his daughter. Mrs. George ].
Mayer, 20lS North Alabama street, Saturday,
D. m. Friends invited.
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Poultry.

NEW YORK, Jan. S.-Poultry-AIive. firm:
Western chickens lie: fowls, 12lbc: TURKEYS
1Sc. Dressed weak; Western chickens, 1SaiSBc:
fowls Pic; turkeys, Hdl9c.
BOSTON. Jan S-lSpeeial. l-PouItry steady:
fowls, I012c: springs i2d13c; turkeys I6617c
Eggs steady at 33G55c.
ST. LOUIS. Jan. S.-Poultry steady: chickens.
9l4c; springs 91sc; turkeys 1lQ12c; ducks, 1Oc:
geese. size.
CHICAGO. Jan. S.-Poultry-Live. easier: tur
keys. 12GlSc; chickens, l1al2c; springs 11d1IAc
CINCINNATI, Jan. S-Poultry quiet and un-
changed.
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Sheep-Ihere was falling of in the receipts
OF sheep and lambs to-day compared with pre-
cedIng days this week. and for the h-st time
since Monday there We're hardly enough 10 invite
competition from all buyers. The quality was
kenefaiiy satisfactory. and. although there was
no urgent demand. there a better request
froul local butchers than yesterday With the
supply JUST about large enough 10 meet their
reqlirehe1ts good clearance made in
gooc season AT steady prices compared with the
way equai KINDS sold yesterday. There were no
lambs mere good enough 20 bring over s. - and
other sales were at S5I5- Most OF the good sheep
here sold al go Others az s.. and most OF the
bucks sold al - Quotations.
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SUNDAY CHURCH SERVICES.
Baptist.

FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH-The Rev. Thomas
Grand Opera House. morning and evening.
Morning service. II a. m Topic: "A Benencent
Providence" b. Y. p L. meeting. 6:50 D. N
Evening service. 7:S0 O'Clock Topic: ''Christ's $
Welcome for the Crowd" Music by choir and
quartet The Bible school will meet in the
Y w C. a building on North Pennsylvania
street, $3.50 a. m. The public invited. Travellers
and strangers specially welcome TO all OF our
services. Seats free.
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Cotton.

NEW ORLEANS Jan. s-Cotton quiet: sales
So Obales: ordinary, 10 I-16c: good ordinary I4c:
lew midding, 123tc: middling, 13Isc: good mid.
ding. lS 1-16c middling fair, 1S 13-l6c Rece:pts
1S, S34 bales; stock. 402, 737 bales
NEW YORK, Jan. S.-Cotton-Spot closed
quiet and 80 points higher; middling uplands
1S.i0c; middling gulf. 1859. Sales. 1000 bales
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Unitarian.

ALI, SOULS CHURCH UNITARIANl-Nort
Alabama and Fifteenth streets. The Rev. e
E Newbert, minister. Services at IL a. m, with
sermon upon ''Some Better Promises Music
Mrs C. c. Brown. pianist, Miss Edith Brown,
violinist and Fritz Krull. soloist Mr. hrull
will sing from ''Epilogue to Asolando." Sunday
school at 10 o'clock. Adult classes open 10 men
and women Public cordially invited.
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BOSTON. Jan. s.-The Commercial Bulletin
will say tomorrow.
The operations OF the Arlington mills in terri,
tory wool have been the feature of the week
These We're closed on the two closing DAYS of last
week and on Monday Of this week. In ali
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BANK CLEARINGS FOR WEEK.
indianapolis Banks Show Decrease
from Same Time Last Year.

compiled by Bradstreet. shows the bank clear
ings at the principal cities for the week ended
Jan T. with the percentage OF increase and de-
crease as compared with the corresponding week
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The Union National Bank solicits your
business; facilities second TO none. William
]. Richards. president.
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FUNERAL NOTICE.


JORDAN-D. $. at the residence Of his daugh-
ter, Mrs. Warren c. Gallahue, 54s East South
street. Saturday. p. Friends invited.
Burial private
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Metals.

ST. LOUIS Jan. S.-I,ead steady at s42o
Spelter quiet at S4 TO-
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Transfers. 10; total consideration.......

IL is officially announced that peace had
been declared in Damaraland, German
Southwest Africa, and that the hostile Hot
tentots had surrendered.
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-Representatlve sales.-

Cattle-For Friday market the receipts of
cattle to-day were rather small and below the
average ct this time In the week. About the
usual variety OF stock was represented. but there
were not many in their class good enough to sell
around top prices. and in some departments there
were none good enough to develop the full
strength OF the market. At the opening practical
Il all buyers We're in the field. and there was a
very fair demand for all kinds OF light cattle
and those that could be sold at cheap" prices.
The result a reasonably active market for
this class OF stock. and while prices generally
were not quotably higher they were for the most
part up to expectations. There a rather
strong market for the good female butcher cat
tle. especially COWS. The competition for
port steers was only fair, and this branch Of the
market was not active. But statesmen finally
succeeded in getting about the prices as
equal kinds have been selling for this week
There was better inquiry for feeding stock OF
all kinds to-day. and consequently there was
a little more life I'm the market, and sales were
usually at fully steady TO strong prices COM
pared with those prevailing recently. The bull
market was steady and calves right at 25c
higher. Quotations:
Steers
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

BUSINESS CHANCE-For sale: My entire tent
and awning manufacturing business at a par
gain 13 South Alabama st.
BUSINESS CHANCE-Need good man. with
81 900 or more, TO increase a paying business.
Address Box loo, care the Journal.
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All advertisements inserted in these columns
are charged at the very low rate OF cents
line Blank or dash lines at the same price per
line Telephone 23S and your ad. will be called
fcr.
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HOG MARKET UNSTEADY
PRICES HIGHER EARLY, BUT WEAK
NESS DEVELOPED LATER.

Market Was Small One in CattIe-Re-
GENTS Small for Friday-Best De-
maud for Lower Grade Stock.
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STORAGE.
sTORAGE-PACKING, HAULING.
HOGAN TRANSFER AND STORAGE co.
MAIN PHONES 675. EXTRA 'PHONES go.
6TORAGE - The Union Transfer and Storage
Company corner East Ohio st. and Union
tracks: only first-cass storage solicited Grating
and packing Phones 725.
sTORAGE-INDPLs. WAREHOUSE CO.,
w + kurtz Pres II. A. Grassland, Mgr.
5l7-52S s. Penn Telephone 1343
We STORE, PACK and HAUL.
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MONUMENTS.

MONUMENTS-A. DiENER. 40 Il. Washington.
Tel 2525. Branch works E. entrance Crown hill.
MONUAIENTS-M II. FARRELL. 241 West
Washington ST. New Phone 24ls
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NOTICE-JJp-to-date FURNACES guaranteed 10
heat Tin and galvanized iron works Roll
I,YN HAWKINS. 114-116 Virginia ave. the man
VINO never sits on the fence
-\1TTICE-JOsEPH GARDNER. gaIvanise1 iron
cornices and skylishth; tin. iron. steel and
sla.e roofing and hot air furnaces ~ Ken
lucky ave. Telephone az
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

FOR SALE-MISCELLANEO
FOR SALE-Or rent Invalid and reclining
chairs W. ID. ALLISON CO.. sO5 N. Alabama.
FOR SALE
A CARD LIKE THIS
Every Sunday for year costs but S1e5 per
month. The Journal want page Is profitable to
the advertiser and reader.
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PRINTING.

PRINTING-We can save you money on your
book circular pamphlet printing. Try Us on
prices and workmanship. no one can beat
CALL PRT. & PUB. CO. Linton. Ind.
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Totals United s. 20s. .592 80 Dec 8 NJ
sIsalances paid in cash. =
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The Canadian government has resumed the
practice of permitting the baggage Of pas
sengers going from the United States 10
Canada to be bonded 10 interior points. and
the inspectors viii board through trains on
the American side of the line some distance
before reaching the border so as not TO de-
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LOST.

LOST-A yellow tabby Angora kitten. on
Wednesday night. Jan. 6. Please return 10 1916
North Delaware st. Reward.
LOST-Two Angora kittens, on wednesday
night, Jan. 6: black. with double paws.
the other a yellow tabby- Please return 70 1913
North Delaware 81. Reward.
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WANTED-Men 10 travel through farming dis
tricts advertising proposition iiverfes: all
expenses advanced. A G. WATSON, Hotel Xen-
dome. South Illinois 81.
WANTED-Agents wanted. either sex no pre-
vious experience necessary, TO sell useful
household article; goods sell themselves: quick
cash returns. Call S26 Stevenson
WANTED-2 men and 2 women to sell our
health and accident policies I'm indianapolis:
good salary 20 right parties ENTERPRISE
ACCIDENT ms. CO, POI Lemcke.
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WANTED-ROOMS.


WANTED-By refined lady and four FIVE
rooms for light housekeeping Address Box
los. the Journal
WANTED-Two unfurnished rooms OF part OF
fiat by men and wife: viii board II desired.
Address Box lO5. care the Journal
WANTED TO RENT-Afarried couple, without
children. desires small furnished fiat. 3 or 4
rooms: excellent credentials; price. sl7 70 SIS per
month. Address Box 107. care the Journal
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1904-04-29
NORTHERN NORMAL
AND
INDUSTRIAL 81 HO0L

The Junior class is getting out the
Junior annual, as the May number OF
the school paper will be called. 1t
will contain a write up of the entire
school and will be p%rofusely
Illustrated.
Owing to the backwardneSS of
spring, the botanical and physio-
graphic excursion to Big Stone has
been postponed until May q. The
high school at Milbank and perhaps
others en- route will join the excursion.
An excellent Arbor day program
was given at the Normal last Friday.
The program consisted Of songs, reci-
tations and essays appropriate to the
occasion. Mr.. DOane Robinson Cap
tivated the school with an inspiring
and entertaining address, including
an original poem from his gifted pen.
The outlook for a large attendance
at the summer school, beginning June
9th, is very good. A number of
students will take advantage of this
opportunity to complete some courses
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1904-04-29

paigne, H., is visiting at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. r. DAILY. Mr. Sullivan
is in the best of hcaIth aud as
Staunch a Democrat as ever.
Arthur Phcn of Clintunyillc. Wis
conSin arrived here Friday and Will
work the coming season in this vic
unity
The dance at Mr.. and Mrs. II. Walk
er'S was well attended auG all report
having Il good time. Music WAS furn-
iShcd by Fin DAILY and George Dell.
Mrs. Martin Fitzgerald who has
been visiting with h2r parents. Mr..
and Mrs. 7. DAILY, the past two months
departed for her home in Rochester,
Mimi. Monday.
Andrew KuZ!uuSki is having an ar
tcsian well put down, Mr.JohnsOn's rig
doing the work, and he is also build
ing 4 big barn and is making many
other improvements,
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1904-04-29
CLAREMONT
From the Tribune,

A. W. Luce expects to start next
week on the erection of the new hail.
He will put on a force Of men and
will rush the work as fast IS possible.
Miss Gladys Pontine, who passed
the Sth grade examination last year,
has recently written on the teachers
examination questions for second
grade certificate and passes the ex-
animation very c%reditably.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. c. Wycoff will leave
tomorrow afternoon for their home at
Aberdeen where they have purchased
a nice new house. Mr.. and Mrs. Wy
coff viii be greatly missed by. their
many friends here, but what is our
loss will be Aberdeen'sg gain