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Cross, ros. Jvirkpatriok Samuel Ixoney, John Looney, fieorge Sr. Ixxmey, Oeorjr Jr. lORan. John W.

Muuzy, Jamc II. Mauiy, jHtneft Mauty, William If. Calvin J. Martin, niohartl Meyer. O.

H. and M. A. Martin. William rt Markland.

John McFarlan, In jamln McMullln HInchman McMullln. Delilah McFarlan, John B. McMullln. William IL McMichnel. John W.

N'evin, J'nnnia IX. Peter. Alfred R. Quirk. Hartholomew Jioese.

John Iloberts. James E. Ilush. Alonro M. Smelser.

Maria P. Smith. Thomm Smith, John Hniith. James Seeley, Oeorg: D. and A.

fhank, Solomon Stout, Pnvld Smith. Calvin A Smelser, John T. Smith. William Thompson, Greenup white, J. 8 Wilnon, Alfred Wilson.

Jonathan Williams, Mattie WikoT, Garrett Arbuckle, Nathan Ahorpathy. W. Hird. Martin Pobout, Sarah llrannum, Matthew Hrannum, Klizabeth Craiee, Samuel Cafnady, Cljarlea E. Carr, Sarah Callahan.

Madelon Gross. Georsre Anna C. liaehl Ilsehl. John Jiillitfoss, Dessle Hodtfpg, Alfred tops, Sylvesstcr HarM. John Hod 'ps, Fielrlinff fld.

Fred Hilliiross. James B. JUIlitrciHs, James Hertzol. Michael Jnes, Thos. Kney, Michael, Sr.

JCney. Michael, Jr. Kumx. Fred Killer, Godfreid Kuhn, J-hn Thomas IOwer, James Jt. Ix)wdfn.

Edward 1 e.rnore. Marinda Miner, Nnncv and Miller, Wm. 8.. Jr. Miller, Joseph G.

Miller, Jno. Mlder, I O. cy, O. O. M11! I.

Ceo. Sr. Mu 1. Fred. Jr Muil.

Sarah U. Mull, Oiner Mull, Arnold Mu.l, Mull. Mull, Lull, Mull. Thos. et Thos.

K. and Thos. and I I-eonllas II. c.eo. 1..

Jr. Frank A. Llonnor J. Miliar, Sarah A. Mu.l, Thos.

M. Mud Manl.la 1'ank, The limirs, Marorva Kiar l.ca, Madison J.eeves, Stella f-hf-iton. Jennie Tomes, Jlnert' A. Thomas. Cleorgo Trees.

ILos A Trees, Iittie 1 rees, Charles M. Stevens. Andrew a. Solomon. AUmni1or Charles II Margaret John OUle AVilliam and Caldwell.

Harvey -t ne. jasrer 1) Jons. K. Junktn. Dollle Jut; kin.

A. Kipuner. Benjamin irktxitrlok. John ldrhey. Je.nne tewart.

Mary and Jane rlr.cer. Zin Thompson, E. Tevls. A. William Tindall.

Lydla, hisman. Warren iinon. Anna Wasrrmor. Arts. Jr.

01 i.lling. Ceiestlna saironer. John A. n. Waonfr.

F. Wagoner. William B. JACKSON Young, Edward WALKER TOWNSHIP. Dickey.

William Jearlng-er, John IVarinKer, James It. IoarinKr, W. j.mson. James A. I 1 4ates, Arthur C.ahlmer, William Godiiard.

Nellie Cardner, Itnbert administrator Geo. A. el. W. E.

II. Inlow. guardian Mary Veatch, John Veateh. John J. and Amanda We-tcrn-dd.

Eyron Wiiley. Charlca Wl.sinfc Jacoh Wfirnr rth. Henry, executor John liaehl estate ORANGE TOWNSHIP. Art ie. Pinlel Am-i.

1'hil John Jtrown, Carrie C.7. Myrtle Carpenter, Samuel in Catharine Fallow, It. Farlow. lioganna helra tlahimer, Michael P-imuel Gahirner, Daniel liahimer, Jscoh, 4ah.mer. AVIlllam, Sr.

Oosneil, Washington tonell, I'erry Hilliiross, Sylvester Ifunirerford, Dayton Hari-ourt. I.uclnda Hunperford, Mary M. I lunn-erford. I'eralin leley, Kuhn, Conrad Kney, Henry Kney, Jacob xi.nl Jefferson Myers, Harth Mull. Thomas Meal.

James MuchUtn, Sarah Mct'oy, John McDaniel. John B. Owens, Joseph Owens, Jano Owens. Luclnda Prill. Henry F.

l'pck. Joseph Peck, Lafayette Peck. Snmuel C. Power, tleorgre Piper, Israel Re.lenbauirh. If.

TOWNSHIP. Klrkpatrick. Sylvester Kenned v. A. 1....

1 triwldin. Horne. trustee ry, lsatel Gartin. John Gray, James Uorman, Kliitnbeth oraon. Villiam Green.

It and Cordelia iirtm. Omer Holt. A. Joyce, Mao Jones. Calvin iser.

Kilsworth nnJ Emma. ennely Emmet L. Miranda. A L.jsure, Henry l-etsiire. Jesne e.sure.

A. 4. F. ri1 Ali Mauiv, I'eter Mauzy. li.

Moor. A Ivan and McMunnus, Ttiomaii tcDaniel. K. Ni orrl.i. Verne Newhouse.

Iult J. S'ewklrk. William R. Newhouse. lwis F.

Newhouse. I'leasant A. Newhous. Samuel II. Norris.

Oliver Newhouse. William S. OMham. Samuel and (Id ham. Samuel Oh! ham.

M. J. FM.tah lU.xabeth E. Samuel F. 5.M0 14.735 6.M0 6.

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9.790 6, J1 6,895 7, 'tlO 7.S60 6.200 7.235 15,335 6,735 8.635 8,025 10,6:5 6.565 6,000 7.720 7J500 10.045 6.945 12,05 6.700 11.640 8.025 31.775 7.175 5.240 7'0 11.735 7.6:10 13,6:15 5.2JH 6.0.V) 6.675 9.1R5 6.650 6,210 6,230 6.2A5 7,890 6.645 6.650 8.015 16.990 6.7.-.0 11. 19,4." 6.SV5 11.4.-0 8,535 St' 640 6,5 6,45 6.2H5 6.7S0 6.T0 14.2M) 9.4!0 7.425 O'Neill, M. H. and J. Offut.

George executor tate of A. T. Morris otaham, Lucinda Porter, John Power, James H. Powell, Laura. M.

Powell. Homer Powell, Mary E. Power, Nathan B. Powell. William M.

Quirk. Bartholomew Wilkison. John RICH LAND Anderson, Livonia Brooks, M. Beall. M.

L. and iL Vt. Beall. Charles Cowaii, John Conner, Mary' J. Colter, Joseph Carr, Pocahontas Colter.

Harry Colter Bros Cameron, Wesley A Cook, Oliver Davis. John Davis, John Fore. J. Ureen. John Mite.

Geortre Humphrey. Theodore Hlte. Jacob Hawkins. Mary nte. sarah Johnson, Thomas Kincaid, Andrew Kelsllns, Lu Kelso, Charles II.

Kendall. M. Llnvllle. M. Logran, James Laforg-e, Jesse Lftforge.

Philander La thro p. James B. La forge, Loell Logran. Thomas Logan, E. moo re, jasper Miller, Sarah Miller, John Moore, John L.

Miller, Georg-e W. MWler, James Martin. James Moore. William Pickerel, James Patton. Samuel R.

Patterson, Darius Pike. Joseph Root. W. Ralston. Ellas Ricketts, J.

S. and I. Shannon. T. and H.

F. Stewart, David S. Stewart. William Stewart, James Stewart. James and Margaret.

Scott. Smith Soencer. John I. FDencer. Mary M.

Spencer. Charles Tarple, George Winshlp. Joseph Worth, Nancy CENTER TOWNSHIP. Annie. James Bell.

Charles F. Ball. Harry Bowen.x Sarah A. Barnard. I.

W. Bitner. Benjamin Bltner. John J. Barrett.

C. et Colter. John Carroll. Aaron E. Dillon.

Jeff C. Dalrymple. S. and. Kwlng.

John M. I7arne8t, Harry M. 9.015 McDaniel. L. F.

6 7.: McBride. 7.2-5 6.130 10.1H0 5,0.0 18.175 24,000 6.490 13.6 6,670 6,70 6.015 6.0.10 6.220 6.625 i 8.95 mfy.o 8.615 6.9 7.I115 8.4.-5 7.2.5 7,370 6.3 i5 6.7W 6,830 6,410 8.8-i.l 8,545 10.6,5 8.910 6.410 6.L-15 8.27.5 13.2S0 7.135 J.620 9.5:t0 13.1N0 8. 3: 6.445 6,210 20,35 i 6.145 14.9:,0 6,570 7.045 8.915 6,130 8.W0 6.175 e.orvt 7.2.',o 6.6i5 7.095 8.510 6,655 8.710 6,795 s. a F. D.

J. Fletcher. I. M. Gilson, Thomas L.

Glison, Robert M. Gilson, William Green. Elizabeth Hilkert. Samuel F. Newhouse.

E. C. Newhouse. William J. Parker, Theodore F.

Parker, Benona M. Rhodes. Jabes Reeves, A. B. Rhodes, L.

R. Rhodes. O. Iteddick. Lewis Reeves.

Catherine Retherford. E. D. Reddick. Milton A.

Reibolt. John P. Slier. George W. Sisson, M.

L. j. a. Smalley. James A Trowbridnre, James W.

i raoue. Samuel H. Thrawley, Charles H. Watson, James F. wrlrht.

John W. Wriarht. Thomas Williams. Charles E. W'hite.

Amanda J. Woods, J. and S. L. Whitely, Jesse Williams, George W.

Ward, John R. and H. jft Hully, Jonathan, nerrs Holt, Festus, heirs 4 Hinchman. Lewis, heirs Hackleman, John Hamilton. F.

Jr, Johnson, Rhoda Klrkpatrick. James B. Klrkpatrick. John E. Klrkpatrick, Sam Klrkpatrick.

P. James R. Kelly, Henry leisure. John E. Ixrd.

Jonathan Morsran. Charles D. McBride, James T. McBride. M.

L. McKee. Samuel A. McKee. Samuel trustee RIPLEY TOWNSHIP.

Bin ford, Joseph uner, j. i BInford. Walter Blnford. Jared P. liinford.

Jonathan Bundy. Zenos Blnford. Charles F. Barrett. Charles O.

Blnford. Joseph L. Blnford. Nathan L. Blnford.

David M. Clark. Marr Craft. Frank Chappell, John W. Carroll.

Aaron Conaway. William DairymDle. Alonrr Deen. Benjamin Earnest. Francis M.

Earnest. Ira D. Gates, Samuel Henley. Owen 8. zieniey, t.

w. JJfnley. Milton, heirs Hill. Amos II liackieman. Cicero, heirs Jia.ii.

resius. neirs Herkless. John B. Hill, John Hill, Amos L. Henley.

Enos iien ey, wiiiiam and II. M. i o'iran n. Hill, John Herkless, Milton Hill. E.

N. and W. Hen lev. Samh Hall. Effle A Haskett, Clarence Hill.

P. II. Jessup, M. Jeffries. Thad James, a A.

and Willlam Jones, 8. A. and A. Leisure. John F.

Miles. Katurah Moore. Thomas McCarty. Catherine Newby. Thomas jsewsom, William Newsom.

D. Niles. Emma A r. uvtrnun, josepn Pusey, F. Pitts.

Jesse Parker, Murray Parker. M. B. Pritchard. Samuel Ruby, Jacob Reddick.

John Reddick. Frank Rlghter, Caroline Sims, Jane, and V. Heaton. Small, Zachariah Siler. John Powder, Amanda Winslow.

R. Walker. WUliam WASHINGTON Bee sons. Junius, heirs Beesons, Theodore Bovd, James A. Bills, J.

O. and A. C. Brown. D.

M. and G. D.l,l.n,.n 1." A. AW Canady. Louisa .77 Culbertson.

E. L. Carson. W. Carroll.

Aaron E. Cooner. William II. Rrtel. Char! as Klwell.

H. H. Krtel, Charles W. KrteU Mary A. Lrtel, Thomas IL TOWNSHIP.

THE INDIANAPOLIS NEWS, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 1903. EST TAXPAYERS OF RUSH COUNTY to TT.e Indianapctla Nw.l ntTUVlLLn. November In T' 'nt of population. Rush county is one 1 the generous of Indiana, from the tax duplicate how that -st of the wealth of the county Is in the rms, the tax rovenun from the Ineor-f. rated towns eia'l in comparison.

The names the i ayerji and the as- on 1 more RUCHVILLE. errromttu, Thendor rerun! fUrih 'tmjn. Mary 11 i Coil Hoop Co. wen. Abram 3.

"i'i. O. 'o rng r-: 'J' 1, William I i i. Oarlotte sri ,1. C'na ih et al -rr i 1 "oundstone v.

Maria. estate i. irv A ii heirs Joi.ri J.idn t. n. I i vi 1 i i rn ill' i i 1 (M r- i.iou.

iriraret r-i JallAg II I '1. II. li i i i) re John -inl A a I. rum 1 i Iff A i. r.

1 irria I 1 T.lrijf es- TOWNSHIP. 6,050 GosnelL Joseph A. 11.1 1 Augustus, estate 6.150 Gliddea, Savannah 11,00 Amos F. 10.3S0 Glidden. Julia A.

Oarver.j J. A. 14.11a Hays. James H. 9.705 Hatfield.

J. W. 6,165 Hall, William 8. 5.220 6.195 11.585 10.715 10.060 16.820 7.6o5 6,660 6.670 6.535 12,005 6,555 6.0S5 7.170 5.155 6.060 H.OtiO 21.630 6.305 9.150 5.710 6.940 6.375 6.725 7.280 6.3S5 6219 15,533 8.270 6.950 7.635 6,17) 7.855 6.595 11,915 7.780 14.033 6.413 6.025 7.773 6,660 10.160 6.730 8.420 6.330 7,445 6.443 12.180 9.110 12.065 12.0453 7,620 6.4S5 6.200 6.010 6.645 12.720 9.205 6,800 9. 65 6.255 6.6r6 7,1 H5 8.045 11.685 7.173 9.620 6.060 7.000 6.100 6.525 6.840 6.090 17.845 28.550 6.080 7.055 5.295 12.705 8,705 9.315 7.215 6.510 6.390 6.865 6.310 12.215 6,140 7,650 10.615 5.4S5 13.2T5 14.325 6.190 6.260 6.3S5 10,715 6.670 6.173 12,820 7.8'i) 6.1S0 7.935 l2.6.

7.316 7.543 7.4'i5 10.490 73.S75 13.470 7.650 J1.03 Hollowell. D. 6,30 1 Hays, Jameg-L, COS Hayes, Patrick and Ceila 26.295 6,240 10,635 6.196 8,085 6,205 8.665 6.5C0 6,115 8.835 6,130 13,620 6,520 6,900 6.350 13.320 10,520 15.175 12,880 6.42S 6,075 12,640 15.926 6.425 13,445 6,465 17,425 12,225 11,160 10,450 6,775 10,855 11.645 7,905 6.000 12.515 6.01H) 22.S70 6.41 7.SO0 12,395 10.1S5 14,705 8,740 6.7S5 7,830 8,730 6.140 12.900 8,870 6,070 29,710 6.000 6.S80 7.675 6.7G0 9,900 16.590 8,880 6,770 9,423 13.810 9.130 .6.975 6,350 16.895 6.090 6,040 6.060 9.435 6.655 6.020 10.640 7.770 9.193 10,120 8.390 6.00 7.4H5 8,730 24.210 8,66) 17,150 6,040 5,175 9,630 8.665 6.820 6.2S5 7.575 21.0R5 6.590 16.3S0 8.830 8.695 6,635 Hayes, J. H. and I vens, John .1 I u.

r. Knotts. Henry irxpatricK, v. Knecht. Wm.

and Catherine K-necht, William F. Kiplinger, Maud; IL Lee. George W. i Lail, Rozzle B. Jielri Lightfoot, Florla Lightfoot.

F. Loder, Julia A Laughlin. John- Lambert. L. C.

Manlove, David Martin. Thomas Martin. Charles Martin, James May. William Maple, John Manlove, George Martin. W.

Martin. Cora Morgan, Charles D. Myer, Jacob Mcllvaine. Brine. Mary Powell, R.

D. and Elizabeth Veatch Rea. D. D. Rich.

R. Redden. John, Sr. Kich, John Rich. iO.

Root. -iP. Saxton, Leroy Smith W. A Schockley. N.

M. and 8. M. WIdan, John A Williams. Thomas, heirs.

wiKorr, james Williams. J. White, NOBLE TOWNSHIP. Applegate, Oscar Amos, W. H.

Amos. J. J. Amos, J. Armstrong.

Amanda Armstrong, S. E. and wowen, rC Brooks. W. M.

Beaver, Harriett Beaver. Theodore Beaver, Florence urooKs, iaura Carney. H. S. Conner, David Carney.

William Crist, Francis M. Clark, Madallne Cowan. John A. land Capp, F. Calvin, S.

and Downey, Thomas J. Frazee, EH S. Frazee. E. A.

Frazee, John H. Griffin, Andrew, estate Grjffln. George Griffin, George W. George. William H.

Heeb, Philip P. Halman, Margaret, et Holden, James Hoiden. J. E. and I.

jiumes. iate Holman, Joseph Holmes. John T. woiraes, John C. Ball.

James Bonner. M. Carr. O. L.

and Churchill, Jeff Copp, F. A Clark. Madeline F. M. Amos Samuel al.

Samuel et al. W. E. Hitt, Blanche and A. zimiun, iionn Heaton.

Sanford Heaton. Thomas Kennedy, Robert King, William P. Kenner, Priscilla Logan, Jonas W. Logan. S.

Logan, T. O. La forge, Eph Laforge. Mary Matney, Elijah Myers, John S. Mitchell, Amanda Mitchell, Irena Morris, Edgar McKee, Charles H.

et aL. Norris. O. Kf inl 6.835 Norrls. L.

and Z. A. Norrls. William A. 10,070 Paston, Nancy o.oj.

raston. a. M. Patterson, Mrs. Root.

W. A. Smith, Thomas Smith, John Smiley, A. E. Smiley, P.

B. Talbott. Thomas Titsworth, George winsnip, jaoez Williams. William Williams. John O.

Welman, Gideon RUSHVILLE TOWNSHIP. Aldridge, L. 8. Alexander, Wliliam Allen. William A Allen, A.L.

Abercrombie, Theodore Aaams, William Amos, W. Ii Amos, M. Amos, Emily i. Alexander, William A Anderson. Livonia Alger.

M. et Brown, Daniel Buell, A. R. Brooks, Derma Buell. D.

Bobout. Blackledge. John uuaa. Jennie I. Coleman, Thomas opp.

Jr. A. and F. Coffman. S.

Cowing. Jennie 8 Duke, Alfred Dill, Elazer Dill, William Fritch. Jacob Frazee, William Framer, Wjlliam, heirs John Humes, Kate Havens. R. Havens.

William E. and A. Harton, William Hill, John Jones, Thomas A. Jones, William Kine, Julius C. King.

Alice M. Lockrldge. Ezekiel Riggs. Link. T.

Link. L. and T. N. wwer, wohn Moore, Mrs.

Elijah -niuier, Thomas Mull. Fred. Jr. Moor, Artemaa Mull. H.

E. Moran, Patrick Moor, Martha Moor. Seth Matlock. Noah Mull. Thomas K.

Mull. Mary M. Mull. William A. Megee, Franklin Megee, Oliver Megee.

Mary J. Matlock. Martha Miller. U. 8.

G. Miller. Irene Matlock. Martha. Prlnes.

Henry, heirs Osborne, Theodore Osborne. I B. and IL M. Parson. Charles H.

Powell. William Power, John H. Posey. William A. Posey, Sarah E.

Paulson. Amanda Ramsey. Ann M. Reed. Theodore Rutherford.

Levi R. Robins, Frank et al Readle. Edith A. et al. Root.

Wlllard D. Smith, Susan Shrader. E. Sullivan. Thomas and Cath.

Shaunahan. James Stlers, John tiers. James 11.. Ptlers. John WinshiD.

L. Winship. J. Winship. A.

Winship. A. Webb, Arthur Webb. Isaac Wellman. Gideon Walton.

T. Sr. Wallace. Kate Willis, Leander Weeks, Nathan POSEY TOWNSHIP. Ball, Caleb heirs Bitner.

D. Ball. S. E. ex.

H.oSS 5.t0 25.9S0 8.5S0 5.870 5,080 7.765 6.44b 6.900 8.405 6,870 6,315 6.945 6,5:15 13,245 6,200 8.680 6.070 6.300 16.005 5,965 10.630 6,695 6.970 10,085 7.910 6.330 6,915 11,355 13.425 7.025 10.606 6.r3 13,975 9.290 10,370 8,136 6.200 10.775 6.055 8,180 6.700 750 9,175 6.755 11.455 6,875 9,110 6.225 6,140 6.280 14.680 9,845 18.810 7,635 7,780 9,65 8.455 10.840 12,885 7,495 6,120 7.215 8.500 6.715 8,690 6,675 10.633 5.140 6,455 19.445 7,770 16,820 6,226 5,070 6.890 13.665 20,620 12,720 18.520 6,000 8,670 12.245 6,040 7.690 6.995 6,795 8,725 18,080 10.250 8,925 6,545 6,530 7.265 6,450 5.S50 13.290 8.270 5,630 10,610 10,240 6,880 10.3S0 5,330 12,655 10.096 7,105 16.890 6.350 16.906 6.870 8,045 5.855 8.360 9.090 8, Boo 6.195 6.725 7.635 7,935 8,220 9,045 7,270 S.270 7.735 8,475 7,930 770 8,270 6,915 9,770 23,450 10,600 7.175 18.025 8,900 16,690 11,160 6,945 8,400 6,735 11.975 6,330 9.890 7,210 20,280 9.650 6,390 12,205 8,470 6.310 20,655 8,635 8,810 I 7,740 6.670 9,470 10.806 12.420 6,495 8,260 9,765 9,305 7 7,005 6.640 7.800 12.995 10,925 8,590 6,400 5 790 14.200 9.290 6.515 10,425 13,800 6,610 S.443 11.6110 15.87S 8.530 7.255 6.125 12,290 12,100 9.910 16.060 6,025 9.185 9.660 5.330 6.545 6.013 6,780 8,765 16.005 6.220! 11.730 6.173 7.170 6.765 10.533 8.940 10.760 7.2S3 6.305 6,265 6.221) 6,320 11.045 6.505 6.160 SS. 4.75 7.010 10.855 6.925 8.035 10.535 6.145 6.S95 6,310 6.370 7.S10 7,910 5.000 6,3 Clark. Priscilla Collins. William Clark, John Carr, O. L.

Cowger, William A Davis. Moses Downey, J. Glendennlng, George Gowdy, John Goldman. Harry Hutchinson. Robert Henley, William P.

Hill. F. Hilligoes. James Jenkins, E. A Johnson.

B. 8.. heirs Jordan, William Johnson, James Johnson, Catherine 8. junmn, jJollie Kennedy, M. Lee.

Wliliam Leisure. William Leisure, John Leisure. Henry MulL Georsre Jr John Morris, A. P. and P.

Muil. William E. Morris, Edward McDanlels. Leonldas McFatridfre. James McMichael.

William McCoy, Thomas Macev. I. Nelson, William H. Nelson, Charles W. Nelson.

M. Fa and John A. Offutt, George Offutt. O. Offutt, Frank Offutt, Sabert Offutt.

Mas-ale Offutt, Charles iTlce, Eilhu Phillips. R. II Price, Elihu. administrator Rigsbee, John Rlgsbee. Adrian Reeve.

Albert and E. Rigsbee, Martin Robblns, H. Shelton, Ralph Swain, John Small, Z. Stanley, William Pv. Whitton.

Anna Williams, sri 1 ALLEGED LAND SWINDLE 6,450 6.240 7,500 7,675 5,210 16.250 6.820 6,5:5 29,70.) 6,465 6.250 6,820 10.656 6,875 6,125 6.635 6.060 6,070 6,161 1 12,785 I 7.275 9.915 6.070 6,750 10.000 6,810 6.625 8,460 8,450 9.870 1 6.625 13,990 6.490 36,8.05 6,260 22,430 15,206 6,576 6.420 6.1) 963 13.935 8,000 5.CJ0 6.000 ao.eso 5,340 6.685 6.690 8,935 10,240 17.210 9.970 7,186 RAILROADS, TELEGRAPH; TELE- PHONE, GAS AND EXPRESS COMPANIES. Cincinnati. Indianapolis Western railroad 636,420 Cincinnati, Wabash Michigan railroad 210,060 Ft. Wayne, Cincinnati Louisville railroad 198,210 C. C.

St. L. railroad 283,940 Vernon, Greensburg; Rushville railroad 14S.250 Western Union Telegraph 11,900 Central Union Telephone Co 11,200 Rushville Telephone 10.300 Adams Express Co 7,840 American Express 11,435 United States Express Co 6.240 Cambridge Natural Gas 8,130 Connersville Gas 21,350 Rushville Natural Gas 15,920 IN COUNTY OF DAVIESS. Loan of $2,500 Placed on a Farm of Which the Owner Claims Entire Ignorance. WASHINGTON, November 6.

A stranger, representing himself as George Cramer, a farmer, of Greene county, introduced himself to William Beck, a loan agent, and reported that he was negotiating for the purchase of a farm of 101 acres, owned by Silas Ketcham, of El- TOore township. Mr. Beck referred him to M. 8. Hastings, an attorney, who srave him an abstract of the title, and inn, tlon was had of the farm.

Mr. Cramer reporting that If the deal was consummated he wanted a loan of S2.600. Soma im later Mr. Cramer reappeared, presenting a deed for the land in question, purporting to be signed bv Ketcham and and with the signatures attested by Stanley Johnson, notary public, of Elmore. Cramer then executed! a mortgage, on which Mrs, W.

II. Williams hnu hus band recently died! loaned htm th 12,9151 quired Now comes Mr. Ketcham 19,796 and wife, attesting that their pretended 1 B'Biiaiures 10 me aeea are fraudulent, the deed 6,070 and that the attestation of the notary is also forged. Mr. Ketcham knowing nothing of the transaction until he saw men- won oi ine saie or nis land in the news papers, une aaaress ot Cramer Is known.

SMITH AT A BANQUET. Ex-Poetmatter-General Discusses I Chamberlain's Policy. FITCIIBURG. November Former Postmaster-General Charles ory Smith was the speaker at the annual banquet of the Fltchburg; Merchants As sociation, held at the Johnsonla last night. Some 225 members of the associ ation were present and their guests also Included United States Senator George F.

Hoar and former Gov. John D. Long. Mr. csmitn saia: Mr.

Chamberlain's plan proposed to put a rence around Great Britain and men dve a tariff preference to her colo nies. we can not be unmindful that thla policy may seriously concern us. but if we eep cur rightful trade weapons in our hands we need not fear the issue. We have drawn a circle around th Americans and made the Monroe doctrine Its dominant law. No extension of Euro pean power within that circle will be al lowed.

Jt Is but a deduction of that doe- trine that no European war shall be 'suf fered to wage itself with the Amer ican realm. Herein lies the true safe guard or Canada in consulting her own interests, free from lmoerial restraints and burdens, and it will be 'wise and well lor ner to understand and appreciate the broad American spirit. I DEVELOPED AW OIL WELL. Find by a Company Drilling for Gas Near NoblesvlMe. Special te The Indianapolis New, iutSL.SV IL.L.K, November 6.

The Indiana Bottle Company, of Clcsro, which aam ueen arming xor gas rer sev eral weeks, developed an oil. well last i evening on the farm of David Klstler, rour mues northwest of this city. It Is yielding twenty barrels a day and "the i flow is increasing steadily. It la the best yieia or on tnat nas been found in this county for several years, and being in an undeveloped field there is every reason to ii eve mat more on can be found in paying quantities in the same locality. jiner wens win De arniea without delay.

Several Eastern oil men. who have been. in this vicinity for some weeks, went to I ine jvimier rarm xo-aay to look over the lerrnory. Tobesureof the best glassware, that is. the most nearly flaw, less, most carefully and artistically cut.

go to the aler that handles Dorflfnger Glassware fd took for the above trade-mark "bd on each piece. ft II' i.i l.l iiilii.ii.iiM,...,.,,,, All tho Credit You Want S) This Steel Range, made of cold rolled steel, high closet, Duplex grate for coal or wood. Teres to Kcvtlf Usrrlsd 7 izr tii (ZFZJX. VAiiTU i C' dit 3 ill SJ 'ii 4f rtrj, rt 1 II 11 "ii x-- Tbls 1 Satsrtfai I SIO'SS rk-r r'- Saturday Until Sold 1 None Sold to Dealers C. OoQGfor This Roaster, exactly like cut, 9x14x7, made of smooth sheet steel, with, ventilator, worth 40c, wbile they last cooking a Cc I There is treat of that distinction? A The best i From cnlU Gold, only 100 This 4 -sewn Broom, worth 35c, until sold I what you cook.

Wattea li' Salt Aocistla, Ltd. Detroit, Mich. V- ij ir. uijij i.f Ladies Tailor Made Men's Fine Winter Suits Ladles Smart Jackets Men's Winter Overcoats Handsome Silk Boys Strong Men's Working Trousers. Ladies' Trimmed Hats Men's Comfortable Shoes.

Boys' Two-piece 8ul Full line easy terms. lot beas particular about jalt for i you are about salt you use on your table? distinction in salt. Why not eniov the best salt which, serves best in every way for every pur-Walton Extra Dry Tablo Salt, entirely soluble nanasotne, round t00' ten Trjrit. on your Vs Extra It is time to think of salt. You cook what you eat and put up especially for family use in moisture-proof boxes a biV box.

cents. .7 Sifts Freely. Accept no substitute. Insist grocer giving you Walton Dry Table Salt. A II X.

mid- A. Don think because our price are low that the Quality is Jacking. No better quality clothing the money can be obtained in anv eah tore in this city. "Howcsn you sell such Rood clothing at such small pricesT" we are often asked. It's a very simple proposition with us we are manufacturers and operate 61 stores.

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Washington SL, Second floor The News Publishes Twice as Hany Paid Claccillcj (Want) Ads as All the Other City Pa-cra Cc.T.Lir'J 1 03 Low Rent Prices e-af. to eell this rndsorne Burner, worth for 4W Fez-A: til "3 Otir jr-t teed to keep f.re over a for common; coil. winner. Corr. for yc-r- en Ci.Lir.et with every -ase cr ever, For th qlzli clous cJrlnSc, for Icinj or for nty's Always l.

Cliocolato Io i qua I. Tho t'A choc properties are rresezt, i and unfmpairc J. L. SCHOOI cay TH" FiFTY.I 4a mm To; 1 of 1 IGOl 1 7v? i now I r. 5 1 I' I.