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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-05-24

APOWERFUL LOCOMOTIVE
THE Il. & O. COMPANY OWNS THE
LARGEST ENGINE IN USE.
Three Southern Roads Form an Air
Tight Traffic AiIiance-Lal<e Ship
pers Are Dissatisfied.

The engine built at the Schenectady
plant of the American Locomotive Com
pany for the Baltimore & Ohio was on
Saturday tested on the New York Central
tracks Several officials of the Baltimore
& Ohio inspected the locomotive. which is
the most powerful and heaviest ever built.
1t will be exhibited at the worlds fair.
The design follows that OF the Malat COM
pound used for heavy hauling. There are
six pairs of driving wheels; three are un-
der the forward end of the boiler, and
three beneath the freboX. The driving
wheels are fifty-sx inches in diameter. 1t
is estimated that this locomotive will be
one and one-half. times more powerful than
any other locomotive ever constructed.
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Lake and Rail Rates.

The action of the railroads as to naviga-
ton rail and lake rates is not slneeting
with the approval of the business men of
the cities along the great lakes. says
Buffalo paper Especially in the cities
along Lake Erie are complaints made on
the ground that the railroads have taken
advantage Of the situation in order to en-
rich themselves, and that they have been
unnecessarily arbitrary in reference to the
trouble between lake carriers and their
masters and pilots. The only attempt
however to proceed formally has been
made by the Detroit Board of Commerce
which has sent a protest and appeal for
relief to the Interstate Commission, the eff
feet of which on the part of the rail lines,
they allege, is a hardship on the water
lines, and especially upon interested ship
pers, who are deprived of the advantage
of lake and rail dispatch and rates afforded
them by established navigation lines.
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Building Permits.

F. j. Carrdon Senate avenue Office $3.50
s J. Parsons IS North Belmont. repairs $50
Louisa Rushton. 1883 West Twenty seventh
cottage. 500
Thomas simms. 1907 Fletcher. house. s1075
w L. Hagcdon. sos Greer. shed. SIS
Albert Gall. 80 East Pearl. repairs. S147.
j. r. B Roberts llSS Hoyt. repairs. SEQ
IL c. Daily, Laura street, near Ohio. cottage
81. 3S5.
b. Martin. 22l2 Pennsylvania street. repairs
SIS.
f. A. Becker. 1878 Commerce avenue. porch
800
Fred Griestom, 1916 Commerce. porch. s1je
G. NJ Guiiin. so2 Camp street repairs SIS.
Mary kenney. Illinois and Twelfth. Hat build
ing. $4,000.
J. II. Hamlet, l2s East Washington. addition.
SL9S5.
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Sheep-It Is generally expected that the
receipts of sheep and lambs will be small
at this time IN the week. but the supply to-
day was even smaller than usual on Mon
day. There were not enough in any depart
ment TO establish range in prices There
fore. as usual. under such circumstances
very little or nothing definite can be said
of the situpation compared with the close
OF last week. Reports from other places to-
dag that have their bearing on this market
are rather favorable TO sellers and in har-
nsony with this IL Is generally expected
that comparatively satisfactory prices can
be realized here in the near future. In fact
without any unfavorable developments in
the next few days the good sheep and lambs
basis of last weeks closing prices, good
lambs should sell from s559d6. and sheep
from sfa425.
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DAVIS ORDINANCE TO
BE IN FORCE NAY 30
New Liquor License Law. Aimed
at Druggists and Grocers, Will
Be Enforced by Controller.

The new Davis liquor license ordinance,
which was passed by the City Council sew
eral weeks ago, will be enforced by City
Controller Dunn, beginning May 80. The
ordinance requires that any persons who
sell liquor in quantities of less than five
gallons must pay an annual fee to the
city controller of $3.50. unless it is sold in
quantities not less than a quart, in which
case the fee is TO be 500.
The ordinance is aimed at the druggists
and grocers of the city who carry on a
business of selling liquor in bottled guam
cording to a list which City Controller
Dunn has had made there are aDout 1000
of these stores which will be affected by the
ordinance.
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ELSEWHERE.

NEW YORK May 23.-Beeves- Receipts.
3.0S1. Steers steady To firm; bulls steady:
medium and common COWS slow 10 l0c
lower; fat COWS steady. Steers $4,000
5.7212c: bulls. s3.25a4SS: COWS S1.75ff4 10
Cables quoted live cattle lower at 1il5c to
121zc per 10, dressed weights: sheep lower
at l24l4c. dressed weight. Exports to-day
4s3 cattle. l.33s sheep and $500 quarters OF
beef.
calves-Receipts. 9947. Market opened
Sc to 5oc lower; closed 75c lower. Veals
= % $50. choice. $50 TO s.. %; bu.termilks.
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INDIANAPOLIS a MsRrINsVfLLE
RAPID TRANSIT GO.

Waiting room and station. A. Kentucky avenue
Flrsr ear leaves from In front - No. q ken
tucky avenue for Martinsvilie and intermediates
stations al $50 "a and every hour thereafter
on the half hour mark until $50 D m. The 80
% m car runs only 70 MoorcsNiile. the $50 car
rims 10 Nartinayille and the next and last ear
leaves az III 80 D. 81. running 81 MartiusN1lie.
Leaving MartinsElne Tor Indianapolis and IN
tefrnediate stations first at $50 a. and
every hour Thereafter. the thirty minute mark.
untn 81 D. m The 7.n y. m runs only ID
Noorssyilla and he 3 - car - indianapolis and
tie nexl and last leaves az i0-SQ. running to
Indianapolis.
carr leave Maorcssiile FOR indianapolis and
Martinsvillc al 5.20 a.
Express arrives at Indianapolis az tQ,8
a m. and departs at l2.o0 IA. also arrives ~ 80
y.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING OF
CREDITORS.

In the District Cour; Of the United States for
the District OF Indiana.
In the matter Of Harry D. Segar. Bankrupt
No 1853. In bankruptcy
To the Creditors OF Harry D. Segar. OF Indian
apolis In the County OF Marion. ard District
Aforesaid a bankrupt
Notice is hereby given that on the nth day OF
April A n. 1904. the said Harry u. Segar was
duly a1judicatcd bankrupt on a petition filed
Dee q 1893; and that the FIRST meeting OF cred
itors will be held at S<oom 5e7. Indiana Trust
building No. III East Washington street in
the city OF Indianapolis. Marion County. Indiana.
on the Sd day OF June. 1904. 90 O'Clock In the
forenoon. az which time the said creiitors may
attend prove their claims. appoint trustee.
examine the bankrupt and transact such other
business as may properly before said meet
ing ALBERT RABB.
Referee Ia Bankruptcy.
Indianapolis. Ind, May 3, 1894.
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INDIANAPOLIS a NORTHWESTERN
TRACTION COMPANY.

General OhlceS. Lebanon, lnd
indianapolis waiting rooms, ticket Office ana
express Office. 119 West Maryland street, Union
block. Room G.
First through car for Lafayette leaves indians
apolis at a and arrives at Lebanon at 5-.J
a. m. Frankfort $3.50 m. and Lafayette 10
a. m Second through car leaves indianapolis az
a m arrives at Lebanon at T.31 a m. Frank
fort at STA a m and Lafayette at 9-la n m
and every hour thereafter until y. m Last car
for Lebanon leaves indianapolis ar II 30 p. m.
First through from Lafayette leaves La
fayette at SIS m. arrives al Frankfort az s.sz
A m Lebanon at S:l5 a. m. and indianapolis az
9:45 a. m. and every hour thereafter until s-ze
D. m Last from Lafayette 70 Lebanon leaves
at / Ii a.
Express Department = Consignments received
until 10 O'Clock a. IN. for delivery the same day
10 all points between Indianapolis and Frank
fort and until D. IN. for delivery 10 all points
before 9 O'Clock the next morning
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VITAL STATISTICs-MAY %.
Births.

Frank and Elizabeth Barry. 1919 Apologize
street. girl.
John and Mary Custard. Moore avenue, boy.
Charles NJ and Lilly MIkesell. 2sV- Correil
avenue. bow
C b. and Ethel Howard. SS3 West Thirtieth
street. girl.
James and Julia owens. 1913 West Twenty
seventh street. girl.
George and Mary Lennox. 22i4 KenwOod girl.
John and Bell Iron. 10o6 South Keystone ave-
]. ". and Linnie Balm. 2OS North Blackford
street, boy
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HAT IND COAT HANGER.
Rack That VIII Also Accommo-
date an Umbrella.

A coat, hat and umbrella hanger appears
to be a simple thing, and so it is, but so
much merit attaches TO a new idea in this
line that Uncle Sam has granted a patent
to the inventor, clever Cincinnati man.
The little rack is shown in the cut, first
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HOG MARKET Is LOWER
TRADING WAS GENERALLY sc TO 10C
LOWER THAN SATURDAY.
The Cattle Market Was strong, show
ing "A Gain of at Least 10 Cents
sheep Receipts Small.
Receipts and shipments.

UNION sTOCKYARDS. INDIANAPo-
LIS. May 3.-Hogs-Receipts of hogs of all
kinds to-day show "a very fair improve
ment over a week ago and a slight gain
over year ago. About one-ffth of the
receipts. however were stock billed
through. that the supply on sale was
very little II any larger than me average
at this time in the week. The quality and
condition OF the consignments compare ia
vorably with the average represented at the
close OF last week, and this means that the
offerings were generally satisfactory. The
market opened with very fair request.
both from local and outside sources. but
In sympathy with unfavorable reports from
other places. the bidding generally was
around 5l1Oc lower There was a very fair
request for the good light hogs. however.
which rather early in the day sold occa-
sionally at weak 10 sc lower prices than the
close Saturday. which was the low time
that day. After a trading basis had been
established, however the market generally
was quoted sc lower, and. in fact, represen-
tative sales indicate that the average to-
day was a big sc lower than Saturday
morning On account of the small supply
there was not very strong competition be-
tween buyers, and the trading consequent
ly was not really active. But a satisfac-
tory clearance was made on a basis of about
opening prices. Sales included selected $50
Id hogs at $40. with well-shaped kinds
averaging around us lbs at s4.6544e71z
and loads OF heavier average that included
a few roughs sold at s465. There were sew
eral sales OF good light hogs at S4.6O and
about an equal proportion Of the supply
sold at S455. There were not enough hogs
of all kinds, and particularly the ordinary
grades. to make range I'm values, but it
is probably safe 10 say that ordinary light
hogs would have sold at least as low as
$3.50 and ordinary mixed as low as Sass.
Pigs averaging log lbs solu at s4.35. Quota
lions:
Good to choice medium to heavy 81 60ff4 20
Mixed AMI heavy packing ................ 450d4 S.
Good to choice light weights. 556i4. 90
Common 10 fair light weights. T. 500. so
Inferior to best observation-disclosures. 400GIf %
Roughs and stays. 8 75a4 %
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COLUMBUS a SOUTH
ERN TRACTION COMPANY.

Through passenger cars leave PENNSYLVANIA ana
washington streets for Southport Greenwood.
whiteIand. Franklin. AInity. Edinbnrg. Taylols.
Vile and Columbus First car at a. m. ana
ever, hour thereafter until y. m. Through
cars leave also at 10 and l:i5 p m. AT , m
a ear leaves for Franklin and intermediate points
only.
Combination passenger and express car leaves
Cseorgle and Meridian streets Tor Greenwood only
at $50 a m and 800 D. m cars regularly
every hour between indianapolis and Columbass
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SEALED PROPOSALS.

NOTICE-The Board OF Trustees of the Central
Indiana Hospital for Insane will receive scaled
proposals until Friday. May "a. at 10 a. m for
furnishing a full line OF supplies for the month
OF June 1904 Estimate book will be on file at
Room a.. Statehouse. from and after Monday
May % 1904. BY order Board OF Trustees.
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DIED.


JACOBS-Frank Lowell Jacobs aged two years
and four months. son of Frank f. and Minnie
Jacobs. Funeral at the residence. I31 North East
street, Tuesday. May "a. at y. m Private.
STEPHEN-Joseph T.. died Monday morning at
O'Clock. Age. So years. Funeral from his late
residence. 1911 Central avenue, "Wednesday after
noon at o'clock. Friends invited.
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE.


FOR SALE-Real Estate-Homesteads Sen9
fifty cents for large sectional map hosepuu
Reservation and information concerning opening
BONESTEEL STATE BANK. Bonesteel, . u.
REAL ESTATE-Let the rent you are now pay
ing purchase a home of your own can or
send stamp for our plan. Lombard. AMEN
ICAN HOME BUYING COMPANY. 1ndianap-
oils.
REAL ESTATE-Look at the beautiful homes
have purchased for Contract Holders,
1928 E. Tenth and Gil and 625 West Twenty
eighth st. 4; they pay for them in small monthly
payments like rent and NO INTEREST. Call
send stamp for plan we will send our
representative, who will explain the plan:
AMERICAN HOME BUYING COMPANY,
Lombard bldg, Indianapolis.
REAL ESTATE
OUT THEY GO
OUT THEY GO
Go where
You will then come TO us and go to North
Dakota, the most prosperous State in the Union,
and get 160-acre HOMESTEAD FREE and buy
land adjoining for $3.50 to $3.50 per acre, easy
terms. Eek. rates. Locate in the greatest North
west and hustle. Call for maps and facts. VIM.
II. BROWN CO.. 13i Lasalle street, Chicago.
ILL.,. Mandan. North Dakota.
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when out of use and second when bearing
its prescribed burden. The merit OF the
affair Is that IL does its duty faithfully,
taking a secure hold on the wearing APP
parel assigned 20 its care and firmly guard
ing them without infiieting any damage to
the materials. This IS one of the least COM
plicated OF modern Ideas Cor accomplishing
useful ends which have been produced by
American ingenuity.
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Marriage Licenses.
Deaths.

Joseph Pehue and Mary Novok.
Nathan Payne and Drilda Chambers
Horace Dow and Ida Harrison
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IND,P,LIs a EASTERN RAILWAY CO.
GREENFIELD LINE.
General Offices, Franklin building.
III, CARS DEPART FROM MERIDIAN AN

GEORGIA STREETS
For Richmond. New Castle and intermediate
stations cars leave at 6;55 a. and every Two
hours thereafter until $3.50 D. m.
Above cars make direct connections for Dayton
Columbus, Newark. Lima. Marion and Cncin-
natl O.
stations cars leave at BOO a and each hour
thereafter until I 80 y. m. and $50 ?. m ~ars
leaving at 55 and 1855 y. only as Tar a.
Greenfield.
Combination passenger and express cars leave
at 5:65 7.55 and Il IS a. m. for knightstovn ana
S:55 a m and 2.55 y. for Richmond.
FREIGHT CARS
For KnfChtstown Richmond and intermediate
stations cars arrive at rs a. IN. and depart At
$50 a m For Greenfield and intermediate sta
lions cars arrive at ! Is a ~ and leave at 80
a m Also arrive at 2:i0 p. IN. and leave at I'm
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THE FIsHERMAN's WIFE.

a oneda
fisherman for castle He
the quaor OF ther old hu
Answe O Yester Puzzle
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STORAGE.

SToRAGE-Moving. 81 per road. Phones 7ss
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, HAULING.
HOGAN TRANSFER AND STORAGE CO.
MAIN PHONES SIS. EXTRA PHONES go
STORAGE-The Union Transfer and Storage
Company. corner East Ohio ST and Union
tracks: only frst-cass storage solicited. Grating
and packing Phones T25-
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SPRINGFIELD. H.. May 23-An the
union plumbers in Springfield struck to-day
for an advance Of Is cents day.
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wANTED-MISC


WANTED-If you are in need of a position
desire to employ male female help advertise
in the Journal. If you are subscriber to the
Journal and do not ind it convenient to call at
the office you may telephone your advertisement
and it will be charged to your account Five
cents for each seven words or any part thereof.
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L.E.&W R. s; .ish: ::s sH $
1888 oIsdo be eSSEo c hsn It'd .ls sem
Mich. City Munce o LAT. Spl. 10 pm. h Is pm.
Daily.
p. n. time Is in BLACK figures.
INDIANAPOLIS Union Station.
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UPHOLSTERING AND PACKING = w. H
COOMBS, ASS Indiana av. Phone Main 25i,
Goods called Cor and delivered free of charge
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BUSINESS CHANCE.

BUSINESS SHANCE.
BUSINESS CHANCE-wanted: You to let
sell your business; We have buyers for rooming
houses, restaurant, grocery, etc. see at once.
MllLER-DAvIS CO.
BUSINESS CHANCE-wanted: Manager for
retail shoe store; state age, experience and
salary wanted; give two references. Address
Box 295 the Journal.
BUSINESS CHANCE-Rooming house, finest To-
GATOR in city; II rooms; modern house: full of
roomers; IL you want bargain don't fail to see
this. MILLER-DAvIS CO.. 5l3 Lemcke.
BUSINESS CHANCE
GOOD MONEY MAKER
Business now In full bloom! Splendid oppor-
tunity for right party wishing to invest 81 600
or more; owner wishing 10 sell because of sick
ness Address MENARD care the Journal.
BUSINESS CHANCE-A most marvellous and at
first, incredible proposition will be submitted
to all who can show sincerity and ability to in
vest from 81 800 to 81 500: to such will pay r. r.
fare to Investigate; from So. 600 to So. 900 per
month is being made; bankers and leading bust
E. YOUNG. al Estes av., Chicago III.
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

FOR sALE-Large ireproof safe; bargain If sold
SOON Y South Capitol av..,
FOR SALE-Backsmith and woodshop, in good
prairie town; good location Address Box 3S2,
wolcott. Ind.
FOR SALE-Drug store, very central location,
sell at invoice, owner retiring from the bust
ness. w. E. OCHILTREE. Connersville. Ind.
FOR SALE
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] FElnSuIVdnid LINES
;. ,paiiy. except sunday. ssundays only.

Trains Run by Central Time.
OFFICES at Station and at corner Illinois ana
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

FOR RENT-Nine- room house, with BATH So per
month Inquire 223 n Delaware street
FOR RENT-The rent you now pay will with
our plan. purchase home of your own Call
or send stamp for plan will send our
representative TO explain the plan AMERICAN
HOME BUYING COMPANY. Lombard bldg
indianapolis.
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Quotations for Clipped stock
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TAILOR.

TAILOR-Fred Monter, renovator OF ladies' an,
gents garments. also repairing and pressing
while you wait. ia South Illinois street.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE-H. r. HESTER. sie Virginia av SAM.
tary plumbing; special attention TO repair work
Old phone. Main tss new. 1868.
NoTIcE-Stay there stick tight don't peel OF
white wash: sprayed on: for cellars. store
rooms. factories. New Phone 1850.
NOTICE-Have the leaks In the tin and slate
work of your house repaired by JOSEPH
GARDNER. 30 Kentucky av. Telephone 80
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wANTED-sITUATION.

WANTED-By young and experienced woman,
position as nurse or companion to invalid Ref
erences 2Si Journal
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Answer to Yesterdays Puzzle.

Upside down in front of GretheI.
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Circle 1ire and Meridian SITS s'' '' '''
collecting and assist in Office Address Box 2s3,
Journal.
WANTED-Experienced inside wire man. DE-
WE'RE ELECTRIC CO.. ga w. 4th St. Cincin-
makers. with r. r. experience; good pay to
competent and steady men. Apply second floor.
&c W. Maryland st.
ers; good wages. eight l hours. steady employ
GAPDTNER 71iA y state ct Columbus n
w S7rr,T,t Eo- = g o,r, ahio-h osi.d ,,n,oar-
ried men, between ages Of 81 and IS, citizens of
bah;ts who can srsaE Rad and write FngI,sh
North Illinois ST, indianapolis, Ind
Indiana With horse and buggy to REPRESENT NJ
one of the best institutions in the West Must
furnish ssOO BOND. GOOD contract given 10 the
rish' man. Aooress >. 90. care the 'oufhai-
-
xu.NTED rr,aaururup
WANTED-Old feathers. 4l6 Mass av b. F.
DUBOIS Main 1925
M >-1rI,D 7 = A. oa,.,.a 500. e. 5a,. o5 -.
,,a,anseeSa 1sn q, 800 Fas, ob, s,re,
Boom 80 - ~ 1900
short letter from plain draft: 500 per 100: in
SoSo seohP' LafAE oA->AAAeA W., NoiOli,
Mich.
wANTEn-ROOMs
WANTED-A professional gentleman and wife
ueSie wv icohls ioi iltht
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WANTED-HELP.
WANTED-Lady or gentleman Of fair educa-
ton travel for a firm OF $4,000 capital;
salary. ,0I2 per year and expenses; paid week
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Union Plumber. strike.

REMOVAL-M. f. ARNOLD formerly OF SO
Mass. av.. permanently located 36S Mass av.
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WANTED-AGENTS.

wANrED-Agents wanted for one Of the larges
and most complete nursery plants In The coun-
try; high commissions; write for terms. AL
EERTSON & HOBBS. Bridgeport. Ind.
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A CARD LIKE THIS
Every Sunday for one year costs but sl.95 per
month. The Journal want page is profitable to
the advertiser ana reader.
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WANTED-Lady or gentleman Of fair educa
tion to travel for firm of $3.50. 900 capital
salary. 81. 972 per year and expenses; paid week
y Address NJ. PERCIVAL, indianapolis Ind
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WANTED-FEMALE HELP.
WANTED-ROOMs.

WANTED-A professional gentleman and wifi
desire two nicely furnished rooms for ligh
housekeeping with good family. Address Bo,
291. the Journal
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-Representative Sale. :
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-18
CLOSING OF CARNIVAL
Will End Saturday Evening
With Battle OF
Roses.

Prove, June 1.-THE carnival today
was without any special feature. Many
OF the visitors went to the lake on nsn-
ing trips or rested from the siren
uosily of the past two days and nights.
The attraction. The Pike, was web
patrOniZed this evening and the kan
CARGO court disposed of its usual mum
Der Of eases, TO the general satisfac-
ton Of the crowd. ETu Buckley one
Of the court bailims. has devised q new
method of handling desperate Grim
inais. which may be adopted by police
officers of other large cities when II
becomes known. He brings the prls-
0ners into court with their arms tied
and "a moose around their necks-
The crowd looks forward eEpectauty
90 Tie closing day. tomorrow. Tn the
evening ''The Pike" and streets VIII be
thrOnged with thousands of masked
merrymakers, and the battle of roses
viii terminate the four days carnival
Tomorrow evening at $50 o'clock the
Ross-LeWis wrestling contest. the third
and the decisive match for the inter
mountain championship, VIII be given
on The Pike
Charles Wilkes is entertaining his
friends with auto rides