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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-06-08

estate dealer, was in this city yester-
day. attending to his business inter-
ests
The Tennis club of Gary will meet
this evening in the office of President
Herbert Heavenrich in the Call build
ing.
George oDonnell, manager of the
Gary hotel. was in Hammond yester-
day on business.
Peter j. Hamler, president of the
big Hamler Iron works of Chicago. was
out to Gary yesterday. looking over the
city. Mr.. Hamler stopped at the Gary
hotel for dinner. after which he spent
the afternoon looking through the steel
mills.
Fred Baldwin. the Gary jeweler, has
purchased fine new safe to deposit
his jewelry and other vaIuables about
the store. The safe was delivered yes
terday, and is one of the finest in the
city.
Come to the piano factory and see
how good pianos are made. For sale
at factory prices. Straube Piano fac
tory, Hammond. Ind. 1t
Judge Ansley is under the weather.
The Christian Science reading romo
will be opened tomorrow afternoon
from 2 to 5. It is located on the sec
ond floor, 6s4 Broadway.
The women of the Methodist church
will hold their prayer meeting thissaft-
ernoon at the home of Mrs. Webb, 756
! Jefferson street.
Thomas Cutler, president of the Gary
| board of education, has returned from
Kentucky. Mrs. Cutler, who accom-
panied him, will remain in the Blue
Grass State for several weeks.
st. Thomas council, K of c.. will
meet in their hall this evening in The
Feuer building. on Broadway
Q. H. Schmidt was in Chicago yes,
terday.
Frank Chambers of the local protec-
tive patrol was one of the first men or
the scene of Monday mornings fire.
Attorney William NJ. Dunn has re
turned from Danville. Ill. where ht
went on legal business
Mother Dominica, Sister Cecilia anC
Sister Magde1ine Of tn e Franciscan
Sisters Mother House. Burlington, Ia.
are visiting at the Mercy hospital.
Constable Johnson is on the sick list
Mayor Knots went to Chicago toda,
to purchase horse for the fire depart
ment.
Skating every Saturday and Sunda!
evening at the Coliseum rink, Indian;
Harbor. t
Dr. Nieukirk has changed his Of
fee to suite 202, ogden building, So
Broadway, Gary, Ind. Slime
Free daily deliveries to all towns Il
the Calumet region, including Gary
Spiegel. South Chicago's leading fur
niture store.
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Brennan Gets Honor.

John J. Brennan will represent the
local Gary Elzs at the national con-
vention. which is to be held the 14th
and 18th of next month at Los Angeles
Cal. This was decided upon at the
meeting Of the local oldge last even
ing.
Exalted Ruler w. P. Gleason was
first named as q delegate and Mr.. Bren-
nan as alternate.
Important matters just developed viii
require the attention of Mr.. Gleason al
that time and he was obliged to re-
linquish the delegacy to the alternate
r. S. Newlin was then named alternate
to succeed Mr.. Brennan.
The lodge plans to initiate elias!
of five at the regular meeting mex
Monday night. Preparations are be
ing made for the event. which will b'
held in the K. of c. hall
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EAST CHICAGO AND
INDIANA HARBOR
to attend the funeral of his aunt. Mrs.
P. A Chamberlain.
INDIANA HARBOR.

DR. and Mrs. L. J. Wagler of At
lantic City were the guests Sunday of
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Z. Ramsey of the
South Bay hotel. The doctor and his
wife left yesterday for Seattle, Wash.
where they will visit the exposition,
after which they will go on to Los
Angeles, Cal, and will make that town
their future home. Mr.. and Mrs. Ram
sey will leave either Friday or Satur-
day for Detroit. Mich, and Mount
Clemens, Mich. and from there sail
for a protracted trip through England
ireland, Scotland and France, return
ing in about four months.
c. H Shields of South Bend, Ind, dis
trict organizer for the Modern Wood
men of America, is in town arranging
for the initiation of a class of about
twenty-five into his lodge next week
Contractor Carl Anderson closed g
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-06-08

contract yesterday with William Sears
for the erection of store and fiat
building on Guthrie street between
waiting street and Michigan avenue.
directly opposite the posteffice. The
building is to be brick, so feet front,
and SO feet deep. arranged for two
store rooms on the first floor and two
flats on the second. Mr.. Anderson states
that work will be begun at once. and
the structure. when finished, is TO cost
about $4,000.
Mrs WV. B. Van Horne and son,
Jack, returned yesterday from two
weeks visit with friends in Clinton.
Ia.
The East Chicago company has got
ten out a series of postal cards. show
ing scenes along the canal The cards
are neat and attractive, and will be
scattered broadcast throughout the
country.
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Nearly Normal.

There has been such a marked i'm
provement in the steel situation within
the last two weeks that the operations
of the United States Steel Corporation
have increased to 10 per cent and is
operating about 81 per cent of normal.
Business in June, according to present
indications. will be by far the largest of
the quarter, and it is conservatively es-
timated in welrinformed quarters that
the net earnings for the current quar-
ter will be at least S2S,0OO,OOO.
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HEARD BIZ RUBE.

Our old friend. Joe Cothery, late of
Clarion. is on the republican executive
committee. Now look out you demo-
Gratis
The faithfuls were rewarded last
night Mr.. Manlove distributed the
plums to twenty-five.
1t is lucky that the democratic mule
wasn't quartered IN Burk's barn. Other
wise the police might have had hard
time rescuing the fractions animal
from the flames.
Superintendent Gleason will have to
get up earlier when he gets the job OF
bossing the coke ovens. His superiors
evidently think that he can do more
than running the biggest steel plant in
the world.
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Lots See Show.

Good sized crowds are greeting the
comedy drama. "A Night Out" which
Is being presented every evening at the
Cozy theater, Ninth avenue and JEFF
ferson street
Arthur Woods, manager of the com
pany is well pleased with the success
of the show. Next Sunday evening he
will present a new bill.
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our special wire service viii an
nounce all features OF Cobe trophy race,
Crown Point June is and 10. $50
tickets for sale at VIII Mee's cigar
store. Hammond, or John Knight
Point o-S-t
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Joliet. Ill, June /, 1909.

Joliet, Ill, June l, 1909.
Line from Waukegan to Porter will
hereafter be known as Joliet division,
with the following branches:
Griffith to Ninety-eighth street, South
Chicago; South Chicago branch.
Shearson to Whiting; Whiting
branch.
Normantown to Aurora; Aurora
branch.
Walker to South Wilmington; Coal
City branch.
Line from Cavanaugh to South Chi
cago and Gary, Ind, heretofore operat-
ed as the Chicago, Lake Shore & East
ern railway, will hereafter be known
as the Gary division.
Lines at Bay View, Milwaukee, will
hereafter be known as Wisconsin d.
vision.
Joliet division and branches will be
under the supervision of Mr.. P. F.
McAIanus, superintendent, at Joliet,
III. He will also have jurisdiction over
EIgin, Joliet & Eastern railways trains
operated over the Chicago & Eastern
Illinois railway, between Chicago
Heights and the coal mines and quar-
ries on that line.
Gary division will be under the SUI
pervision of Mr.. J. Kirk, superintend-
ent of terminals, at Gary, Ind. He will
also have jurisdiction over Elgin, Jo-
liet & Eastern Railway company
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Superintendent of Motive Power.
Joliet. Ill. June l. 1909

Joliet Ill, June 1, 1909.
Effective this day. Mr. c. Thompson
is appointed Assistant superintendent
of Bridges and Buildings of the Gary
Division, with headquarters at Gary,
Ind.
Mr.. H F. Masters is appointed AS
sistant Engineer of the Gary Division,
with headquarters at Gary Ind.
Mr.. William Rost Is appointed Road
master of the Gary Division. including
tracks at Union Works and North Chi
cago, with headquarters at Gary Ind.
Mr.. Daniel O'Hern is appointed
roadmaster of Joliet division east OF
Joliet. including Joliet yards, with
headquarters at Joliet, III.
Mr. O. F. Carlson is appointed road
master of Joliet division west of Jo-
liet. with headquarters at Joliet, Ill
A. MORTZHEIMER,
Chief Engineer.
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MANY CHANGES ARE MADE
IN OFFICIALS OF RAILROADS

trains between Union Works, McCook
and Gary quarries, and South Chicago
and Gary; also lines at North Chicago
and Union Works.
Wisconsin division will be under the
supervision of Mr.. NJ. G. Nowak, as
sistant superintendent of terminals,
Bay View, Milwaukee. Wis.
r. B. CAMPBELL
General Manager.
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GARY BRIEFS.

Homer Ansley, the Gary insurance
man. has gone to Benton Harbor
Mich, where he will spend a few days
resting at the summer resort.
Sldmon MnHie and William Nellie of
Chicago Were in Gary yesterday. look
ing over the city.
E. Il. Hill. the chieago-Gary real
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Joliet, Ill. June l, 1909.

Joliet, Ill, June /, 1909.
Effective this date, Mr.. M. S. Monroe
is appointed master mechanic of Gary
division, with headquarters at Gary,
Ind.
Mr.. J. P. Callahan is appointed mas
ter car buildinger of Gary division.
with headquarters at Gary, Ind.
Mr.. c. H. Emerson is appointed mas
ter car buildinger of Joliet division,
with headquarters at Joliet, III.
Mr.. william Grady is appointed trav-
cling engineer of Joliet division
with headquarters at Joliet, III.
Mr.. c. E. Topp is appointed trav-
cling engineer of Gary division, with
headquarters at Gary. Ind. He will
also have supervision of Elgin, Joliet
Eastern Railway companys engines
running over the Chicago & Eastern
Illinois railway between Chicago
Heights and mines and quarries.
J. HORRIGAN,
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Gary, Ind, Jul

Gary, Ind, June 1, 1909.
Effective this date. Mr.. c. II. Doorley
is appointed assistant superintendent of
terminals of the Gary division. with
headquarters at South Chicago, III.
J. KIRK,
superintendent OF Terminals.
Approved: r. B. CAMPBELL,
General Manager.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-04-11

only community that has been under
going this sort Of thing. Williams
burg. Whitewater. Lynn. Winchester
and goodness only knows how many
more towns have been up against
the same proposition. The self
same man. one J. w. Fryar. who spent
a night at our hotel. sold shoes to our
merchants. loafed in our stores. went
to our fires, rode to Richmond on our
railroad train and did ali sorts Of other
things calculated to give everybody in
town the disease. managed to do abou:
the same sort Of q routine In each Ut
the other towns. And as . result.
all of these communities have had
about the biggest smallpox scare that
il has ever been their fate to undergo
Proven . Hoax.
But the whole business has proven
an hoax. It 10 genuine relief to be
able to say II. +.
The, man who caused all the distur.
bance was in Fountain City two weeks
ago last Tuesday. His face at the time
was badly broken out with some sort
of an affection. A few days later 1t
was learned that he was confined to
the pest house At Button with the
worst case OF smallpox the authorities
had ever known" Time for the con-
taxton to reach others. however. has
proven either that the man did not
have the smallpox or that he was not
in the stages for the contagion to
spread
Whatever the case. We are al Glad
that the time IL duly passed and that
We have not the least sign or symp-
tom of the smallpox.
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SMALLPOX SCARE
A THING OF PAST
Small Towns in North Part of
The County Have Re-
gained Composure.
AFFAIR WAS GREAT HOAX
MAN WHO WAS
THOUGHT TO HAVE HAD THE
DREAD DISEASE ONLY HAD A
SKIN TROUBLE.

The smallpox scare in the small
towns In the porthern part of the coun-
ty Is now thing of the past. The
Fountain City Times says:
The nine days have passed. The
twelve days have passed. Even the
two weeks have passed. And still
nobody has the smallpox. The dire
full calamity that has been talked. ar
gued. discussed, predicted, that our
entire village would probably be in
the throes of this dreaded malady
has come to naught- The light meat
Diet that has been the order Of the
day. has been broken and our peo-
pie are once more happy In the en-
joyment of smoked ham, back-strap.
veal chops. or any other greasy thing
that their appetites may happen to
light on.
All Were Scared.
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Seeing
is Believing

IF YOU WILL CALL AND LET US
SHOW YOU THESE PROPERTIES
YOU WILL BELIEVE THE SAME
AS WE. THAT THEY ARE REAL
BARGAINS. LOOK THEM OVER
AND GIVE Us A CALL.
8 room house with cellar. full lot,
both kinds water; on West Side.
$500.
One of the best houses in the city
with all modern improvements, of I
rooms, with a barn; if interested, see
this.
room house. bath, cellar. full lot.
electric lights. furnace. gas, all COM
plete, a nice home, $4,000.
room house, cellar. both kinds of
water, natural gas; on West Side,
$500.
Have a little property of rooms.
barn with acres land OH traction
line; will sell or trade for city prop
erty. $500.
s rooms to side, good location, y
square of Main street. $4,000.
8 room house, west side: bath. Gel
lar. steam heat. both kinds water,
$500.
Double house. west side. rooms to
side, electric lights. both kinds of
water, gas, $500.
room house. South 18th street !;
with cellar, $1,000.
room house, North 18th street,
81, 800.
s room house with 2 business rooms,
near by town. good location for bust
ness. large lot, $4,000.
room house on West Side, chick
en- house and barn, $3.50.
Two 5 room houses with electric
lights, both kinds water and gas,
81, 400 each.
YOUNG REALTY co.
II North 9th St.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

SPECIAL EXCURSION, Tuesday.
April Goth. to Galveston. Browns
Vile and other points Of interest In
Texas. Excursion personally con-
Quoted by r. NJ. Elliott. Pres. South
4 West immigration Co.. Rooms
336-337 Lemcke Bldg. indianapolis.
Ind. Rate $500. including berth
and meals. lot
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EAST BUFFALO.

East Buffalo, April To-
Cattle Receipts, 800: STEADY.
veals. $3.50.
sheep-Receipts. 500: tops. $500
Lambs. $S25
Hogs-Receipts, 500: tops, $40.
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PlTTSBURG LIVESTOCK.

Pittsburg. April To-
Cattle-Receipts. light: steady: tops
$500
Hogs-Receipts. 6 loads: tops $7.S1
light; tops $3.50.
Lambs, 1926.
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CINCINNATI LIVESTOCK.

Cincinnati, April To-
Hogs-Receipts. 2,1OO; closed firm.
Cattle-Receipts. 800: market steady.
Veals, so cents higher.
Sheep-Receipts. 80; steady.
Spring lambs, $11.
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MOVING VANS.

When ready to move call the EN-
pres" largest moving vans in the
city. All reliable and experienced
rlen. Al Wintersteen. Phone 1858.
9Th and Main. 22-u
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$2,7OO EACH.

Two new houses, rooms, modern,
bath. electric lights, good bargain if
taken at once, West Richmond.
price $4,000 each. Beckwith &
Chessman, 716 Main St.
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100000

s rooms and bath, both waters, gas
and electric light; good cellar. rents
$14.00 per month. Fitzgibbons. 9th
and Main.
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MODERN RESIDENCE.

All completed. on west side; will be
sacrificed in a few days At $500 be-
low its value; cali soon. Thomp-
son, 10 Main st. SIT
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ALL KINDS OF
PROP [E|R1|D[E@
. FOR SALE
Farms to suit the Seeker.
City premises for the
masses.
Suburban lots and parcels
of land.
Business opportunities.

YOU NEED HAVE NO FEARS
THAT YOU WILL NOT FIND WHAT
YOU WANT THROUGH MY AGEN-
CY AS HAVE PROPERTIES RANG.
ING IN VALUE FROM $500 TO
MANY THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS.
FOR SALE. NOTICE THE FOLLOW.
ING OFFERS:
50 acres of we'll improved land,
close to good market; buildings on
this farm cost over $4,000. All ad-
vantages here. Price 800 per acre.
Double brick dwelling property,
centrally located in a city of over
10000 souls. Rental income $564.0O
per annum; ready renter; price
$4,500; cash or its equivalent
3 lots, suburban. for $500. Two
lots close to trolley line. for $3.50. One
choice building lot on improved street
close to trolley stop, with a cement
sidewalk; price only $3.50, cash, for
quick sale.
No Grocery and Meat Market for
sale. Invoice over $500.
Stock of Dry Goods, Shoes, etc, well
located and a money maker-good as
wheat, gold or refined gold to the par
ty adapted to mercantile life. Will
invoice about $4,000.
Most desirable stand for general
store in the country. Excellent bust
ness now enjoyed. Mostly grocery
stock Will sell right to quick buyer.
HAVE OPPORTUNITIES FOR THE
BUSINESS MAN. MERCHANT, LAW
YER, DOCTOR. PREACHER, PRE-
NAVIGATOR. PROvENDER GATH
ERER. OR ALL ROUND MONEY
GRABBER.
WRITE FOR KNOWLEDGE THAT
MAY PROVE PROFITABLE.
j. E. MOORE
OFFICES OVER NORTH SEVENTH
STREET. RICHMOND, INDIANA
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NEW COTTAGE.

NEW COTTAGE house, rooms. both
kinds water, electric lights. lot 40
IT. front, centrally located, price
$500. Beckwith G. Chessman, TIC
Main street.
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$4,000

room house, both kinds of water,
cement cellar. pantry and summer
kitchen, sewer, streets and alleys
made. Price $500. Fitzgibbons,
9th and Main.
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room 0ttinss b slaying beusA hsaA.
er % devised that fhe heistles may
hang downward vixen the brush = In
position. In this way the water drains
away instead Of remaining at The root
Of the bristles. It - In nickel. % 10
easily kept clean. and The price - %
ceata.
ADethse dainty furnishing 6oc the
batnroo0 = q pear shapea Aa0dle Of
white cellulo1d fitted with . snap hook
for attaehtng to the chain. The usual
handle = Woodaa. It - claimed that
the celluloid = more sanltary. The
price OF It n IS cents.
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CINCINNATI GRAIN.

Cincinnati, April TO-
oa's -. 80. So. -. ...s........o 90
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Mail will be kept for 30 days only.
All mail not called for within that
time will be cast oat.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-One Acorn hot blast
heating stove, good condition; will
sell cheap; call 203 S. 7th street.
lott
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One Of tie prettiest sewing Tables
0ooo a0a0l H. nOv0atjaD thio soaooeo
o. exoeely NJ suit cooe.
Openo1 II geveAls ooe-third Of de-
baakst 0fAod With ere1o1ne, foeDane
bags into which sewing may b
dropped. ana above are shelves. some
Of which have q row q tail pfnD -
spikes 1ne holdlnG aDoaas Of cn91oo. lt
u most compact an % llght that e
can b easily easr1sa n sseessasy. II
pglce = 3610
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UNUSUAL.

UNUSUAL.
Two new seven room houses, central
~ located, modern in every way,
$500 and 5000.
BeckWith and Chessman
ZIG MAIN.
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WANTED-Light Homework to do by
young lady; call at 237 S. W.. End.
1927
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50 acres of we'll improved land,
close to good market; buildings on
this farm cost over $4,000. All ad-
vantages here. Price 800 per acre.
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WANT AID
l E 7 ] E r. [ D S I

The following are replies to Palla-
dunn Want Ads. received at this Of
flee. Advertisers will confer a great
favor by calling for mail in answer
to their ads. Mail at this office up to
IL noon today as follows:
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Stop!

Stop!
DON'T BUY YOUR HOME UNTIL
YOU SEE US. WE HANBic THE
BEST HOMES IN THE CITY ON
OUR LIST AT PRICES AND TERMS
TO SUIT ALL INCOMES.
Now is the Time
to investigate and get just what you
want in desirable properties at bar
gain.
GEO. w. COOK
is SOUTH EIGHTH STREET.
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WANTED-From $4,000 to 100000 lbs.
Of wool. Fred Schlientz & Sons,
Centerville. cit
WANTED Boys to off-bear in cutting
room. Apply Starr Piano Factory.
SIT
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Omar a. whslan.)
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HAVE YOUR SOLES sewed on with
hot stitches and avoid further trou-
BILE. Electric Shoe Shop, 920 Main.
lott
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FREE - SITUATIONS WANTED - FREE==F

WANTED-Girl for general house
work at SGT n 18th ST. 8-3t
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Richmond Grain Market.

Ricnnond ROLLER MINI
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Double brick dwelling property,
centrally located in a city of over
10000 souls. Rental income 1854
per annum; ready renter; price
$4,500; cash or its equivalent.
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WANTED.

WANTED Situation as clerk or
time-keeper by young man "a years
old. Address John Hand, care s. H.
Goble. r. r. No. /, city. 11-2t
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Indianapolis Grain.

Indianapolis. April To-
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nrc.- t,e hales must beware Of hrenth !
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WANTED-A furnished house for the
summer situated on edge of town
near car line. Phone 1921. 11-3t
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All Were Scared.