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kidney trouble.
Kidney trouble causes quick or unsteady
heart beats. and makes one feel as though
they had heart trouble. because the heart is
over-working in pumping thick, kidney
poisoned blood through veins and arteries.
II used TO be considered that only urinary
troubles were to be traced to the kidneys,
but now modern science proves that nearly
all constitutional diseases have their begin
ming in kidney trouble.
II you are sick you can make no mistake
by first doctoring your kidneys. The mild
and the extraordinary effect of DR.. Kilmer's
Swamp-Root, the great kidney remedy is
soon realized. 1t stands the highest for its
wonderful cures Of the most distressing cases
and is sold on its merits Ef
by all druggists in fifty s.:$::::s:a
cent and one-dollar siz .a FL y
es. You may have 5 sl.l:s.ss VI
sample bottle by mail Home Of swamp-Roos
free, also pamphlet telling you how to find
out II you have kidney or bladder trouble.
Mention this paper when writing Or. Kilmer
& Co., Binghamton, ". "
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Embellishments.
Over-Work Weakens
Your Kidneys.
Unhealthy Kidneys Make Impure Blood.
Embellishments.

All the blood in your body passes through
your kidneys once every three minutes.
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Northeast Harmon.
Severed carpenters from Ellsworth are
working here. Mr.. Leighton has moved
here for the winter.
The Catholic church is to be enlarged
this winter. Work on the foundation
has begun by Graves Bros.
Mr.. Miller, at the nursery, is having q
greenhouse built, 100 feet long by Is feet
wide. He will spend the winter here.
w. w. A. Heath, OF fremont, is here
surveying for L. e. Kimball, who has
purchased quite tract Of land adjoining
Schoolhouse hill. He also has bought the
Roberts house and property at Asticou.
There is to be considerable building
done here this winter. Work has begun
on eight new cottages, and some more are
under consideration. Several will be en-
larged. The nine-hour law went into
effect here Oct. 1.
The water company has bought of L..
c. Kimball the artesian well on School,
House hill. The company will put pipe
into the pond, build a stand pipe on q
high elevation, and pump water to fur
nish the cottages on the high elevations.
Oct. 81. j. A. P.
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PeDobscot.
Capt. William Sellers has recently pur-
chased a new horse.
Mrs. John Gray, OF Orrington, is visit
ing Mrs. Helen Sellers.
Mrs. Dora Leach spent Sunday with
her aunt, Mrs. Calvin Davis.
The Gracia Dickens company has been
In town this week, playing at Grange hall
Thursday, Friday and Saturday evenings.
Oct. 81. SUBA.
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COUNTY NEW >.

s- additional County wesps zee other patSs
South Penopscot.
Mrs. Mary Smith is very i'll with heart
trouble.
Samuel Conner, of Auburn, visited rel
stives here last wet
The Cove Comedy Co. Is rehesrsing the
play "Uncle Reub", to he presented soon.
Harry wescott, Arthur Guilford and
Frank w. Staples ere home from the
Banks.
Rev. e. K. Drew exchanged pulplts
with his son, Rev. e. s. Drew, in Sedg.
wick last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus TrusseII, of South
Boston, spent last Thursday afternoon al
the home OF Miss Alice Roberts on osk
Point.
Schooner "f3essie and Leiia", Capt.
Walter vsrnum, oil Brooksville, loaded
with hricks for Leach Bros. to go to Dark
Harbor, 1slesboro.
Oct. 81. CLIMAX.
East oriand.
Miss Beatrice Heath, of Bucksport,
spent Sunday with Miss Bernice Mason.
N. w. Littlefield, of Bangor, has
organized a singing school here with
about thirty-five members.
c. 8. Jones and Myron Turner, who
hsve been visiting ut F. e. Blaisdeli's, re-
turned to their home In Washington
Thursday.
DIR. Warren Blaisdell, OF Illinois, is Wis
iting relatives here.
Several of the young ladies here gave a
dance Saturday night that was well at
tended and very enjoyable. y
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. James
| r. Pickering last Wednesday.
Capt. Eugene Churchill and son How
ard, are home from q trip to the Grand
| Banks.
Oct. 81. M.
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south Geuldsboro.
School is 10 session, taught by Bertha
Urann, of Sullivan.
Miss Emma Hsvey, Of Hancock, is work.
ing for Mrs. j. II. Hammond.
Mrs. Elizabeth Hamilton, OF Prospect
Harbor, is visiting her son here.
Mrs. w. NJ. Pettee, with son Hugh, OF
East Sullivan, is visiting her parents here.
H. W. Hooper has new house started.
Messrs. Hanna and Martin are doing the
work.
c. w. Sargent, of Portsmouth, n. H.,
recently spent week here with his
parents.
c. 7. Hooper and wife have moved from
Winter Harbor, and are occupying their
house here.
Oct. n. s. NJ. 8.
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LOST.

LOST-Ciold headed umbrella al Union station,
engraved VI. +. Sigman. Dec. % 1898. Liberal
reward for return 10 so Hamilton az.
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Totals ..5.99 s21 SOS. seS 47s1 s1s 7Os. aas

sixteen of tn twenty cities show in
crcases, varying from 2 to 146 per cent,
-Four OF them display losses of from 10 50
per cent. In point Of highest percentage is
Washington, with 146 per cent. to its credit.
st Paul follows with 133 Then comes
Cincinnati third. with Ia per cent. and
Buffalo has awakened to the fact that its
Pan-American Exposition has not wholly
uSurped its attention. as the Rainbow City
Is created with percentage of 1l3.
''Of course New York heads the list when
II comes to the expenditure involved and
Chicago maintains her position as the sec
ond city OF the United States with regard
20 population and wealth by nesting close
10 the top liner in the column of statis-
tics. St Louis, second in the July table.
has tumbled. temporarily. into the list of
the also rams. and shows a loss of rer
cent. However. the advent OF the T,otiisi-
ana Purchase Exposition in that city will
doubtless result in building boom at the
end OF the bridge before snow flies The
greatest percentage of loss Is displayed by
Atlanta-69. Where the sum OF $500 PA was
expended for new buildings in August 1900
in that city, only $1S6.156 was the outlay
last month.
New Orleans shows n steady increase
and &. l.. Dirmeyer, secretary OF the Me-
chanics', Dealers and Lumbermen's Ex-
change, says that the outlook there is
bright. In Los Angeles the percentage of
increase Is also gratifying"
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four hours ending at p m. Sept. IA. 1901. as
furnished by the Indiana Title Guaranty AID
Loan Company No. 12e East Market street. Both
telephones 3g05:
z. -. Gallagher TO +. O'Connor Lot IS.
Van Blaricum's sub Of OutlOt III. Olli-
nois St near McCarty stl--------.--.--.- 10000
y. T. Byram % Mary Oates, Lot 80.
land ST. near Frazse st................. 10000
+. II Derry 10 Huida Jones, Lot ?. Mil
lcr'E Mt. jackson sub OF part OF BLOCK
Il. Harris. executors. add 10 Mt. Jack
son. National road near Harris av)... 400 90
Sheriff Marion Co. to VIM wilkins, Lot
nit st and Belmont ayJ -. $4,000
1. Robbins TO L. a. Mcfarland Lot 80.
r. T.. 8. *. and A. +. Fletcher's
Woodlawn suburb pleasant St, near
spruce ST. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS lOO
Eva Kicker TO NJ. L. Howe, part OF Lot
Reagan s0 ............ $4,000
c. Mcclure to J. G. Ertel Lot 80. Spann
& Co.'S 1st Woodlawn add. (Spann av.
near Shelby sD....-..--..-.....-.......... LOO
T. Bomgardner 70 A. D. Swift. part OF
Sec II, TIP IS. r 5-1O46 acres wash
G. Shoemaker to A. +. Essigke ct ux-.
Lot as PettibOne & Richards's High
land Home add. CWocott ST, near YER
a Clark 10 Robert y Myers mart Of the
= or the = Of the a, Sec ..
Tp 10. :. CWayne township. .......... 1000
y. G.. Kingensmith 10 NJ. VI. Walden.
near Ohio 10000
ID. II. Sullivan to W. 5. Sprankle, Lot
3. AlvOrds sub OF Buffers 2d add.
christian av. near Bellefontaine s0.... 100000
L. Vorhis to VIM. Brehof, part OF the
u, Sec 2s TIP Is, 3-5.41 acres...... 1,e23. 90
Trarsfars Il. total oonsfdera.fop s1e Az IN
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WANTED--AGENTS.


AGENTS WANTED-Industrial. old line and
fraternal insurance solicitors who looking
for good opening and can furnish good refer
ence, to call write STANDARD FRATER-
NAL ASSOCIATION, "a Commercial Club build
ing, Indianapolis, Ind.
WANTED-Terrtory for Sale-Clean tombstones
Clenolith, solution for cleaning monuments;
removes all discoloratons: restores to orig
nal color; territory selling fast; write for soc
sample and make $500 per month. Address TIL E
CLENOLITH CLEANER CO, Detroit. Mich.
WANTED-Complete life OF Mckinley. Full his
tory Of his awful assassination, death and
funeral ohsequies. Popular price. $50. All
want it, Big terms Credit given. freight paid
Sample outfit sent absolutely free by mail on
receipt of application. MARTIN DE GURMO
CO, Cincinnati, ..
WANTED-President McKinley's Assassination.
Complete memorial edition; tragic details OF
anarchstic plot: life of assassin; hundreds Of
pictures; only authentic book: largest, cheapest.
best. Enormous demand: fortune for agents
first in field. Most liberal terms. Secure terri
tory now; first book ready; credit given, freight
Iaid. General agents wanted salary. Valua-
BILE premium free with each book Book outfit
alone free. Both book and premium outfits pre-
paid for % stamps to cover cost OF sending.
Order quick. MONROE BOOK CO. Chicago.
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HORSESHOEING.


FOR SALE-Small driving horse. cheap 1888 +.
Tenth 81.
FOR SALE-S5OO upright piano Must be sold at
once. Room p, Claypool building.
FOR SALE-One hundred horsepower gas en-
CINE very cheap. 81 Builders Exchange
FOR SALE-Lumber. building material. mill
work; cut prices. aS f. South. New phone 1923.
FOR SALE-Fifty yards nearly new ingram
pet, u yard Amercanized britannica
Encyclopedia. % vols, cheap 10 y. East
FOR SALE-Fresh arrival Of peaches daily from
Brown county orchards; clings and free stones
FREEMAN & TEN EICk, 80 ". Maryland ST
FOR SALE-Typewriters all standard makes
machines rented 50 per month. Repairing
licfted TYPEMRITEK EXCHANGE. Room Is.
No s. Meridian 81. Old phone 2Se0.
State: free mail delivery. etc. population. 5000;
four stores good location. splendid country round.
good room, low rent full prices, no cutting. all
stores members II. ID. Assn: reason for sell
ing. poor health; price. $500 net For more
Indianapolis. Ind.
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WANTED-SALESMEN.


WANTED-Clothing salesman. Resident of In
diana. Apply at once; expect good references
E ]. WINTERS CO. Hartford City. Ind.
WANTED-Three statesmen at Regular and
special lines. Direct from factory TO mer-
chant. Good pay. Reliable house. Address A
els, this paper.
WANTED-ShOe salesman. An experienced
travelling salesman to sell established line
Must have acquaintance with Indianapol
and nearby trade. Give reference and address
SHOES, Journal.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.: We have a good opening
for two successful statesmen city force
also need one for outside towns in Indiana long
engagements and from s25 TO $50 week can be
made. Apply local Office CHICAGO RECORD
HERALD, Room 81, Z s. Meridian ST.
WANTED-Energetic statesmen OF good appear
wanted by manufacturer TO work general
dry goods and drug trade. Technical knowledge
unnecessary. High-grade, attractive goods.
Strictly straight business. Excellent fall lines.
Liberal contract Address 613 care Journal.
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WANTED-MALE HELP.

wANTED-Presser and bushelman. Call rs w.
" NTED-Infiuence of officers of lodges, clubs
and societies; good pay. Call STEGMAN,
Room S19 Denison, TO to-day and Mon
day.
WANTED-MoIders. -Four men light floor and
bench work in grey iron Apply at once to
RICHMOND SCHOOL FURNITURE CO., Rich
WANTED-Government positions-Where they
are and how obtained; full particulars as to
salaries dates places o OF 1SsT
ID. c.
WANTED-Colored man, sober and trustworthy,
to prepare for travelling; $50 per month and all
expenses. Please incose selfaddressed envelope
for particulars. SUPERINTENDENT, 702 Star
building, Chicago.
WANTED--rin plate mill workers; competent
rollers doublers, heaters, catchers, screwboys
and shearmen offered full rates at jobs in
our nonunion mills now running or soon to be
started; full protection and steady work guaran-
teed. Apply, stating experience, to AMERICAN
TIN PLATE CO.. 1916 Carnegie building, Pitts
burg. Pa.
WANTED-Carriage mechanics. blacksmiths.
painters, trimmers wareroom craters and
woodworkers. Cincinnati, the carriage manufac-
carriage workers for its increasing trade; %
shops built 49, 600 vehicles this year; steady en-
ployment; good wages; good schools; rents and
living cheap. Address with references, L. $.
VEHICLE MFRS. ASSN, Box lOS. Station F..
WANTED-Permanent position for the right man
to represent old established company having
5000. 900 capital $500 per year and expenses. pay
able direct from office; deception; abso-
lutey straight salary not conditional re
suits. Chance for promotion and increase of
salary. State age, reference and business eX-
perience. Address UNION MANUFACTURING
COMPANY. Box S24, Philadelphia, Pa.
WANTED-Permanent position requiring can
Vassing for the right man to represent old
established company having $500. 900 capital; S75
salary the first month, not conditional re-
suits; $500 and expenses the first year, payable
weekly direct from office. Absolutely
straight salary; no deception. Opportunity for
pTn ion nd ircr nf tafp pgp
references and business experience. Address
UNIVERSAL MFG. CO., Box 1885, Philadelphia,
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Building Permits.

Transfers. 10; total consideration. 80.
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Deaths.

Joseph Smith. thirty 40 North West street.
tuberculosis
Roy W. Messick seventeen. 1871 Eugene street.
heart failure.
Lauretta Burk ten months. 22Os Station street.
enterO-colitis.
Mary X. Fulton. forty-three. go Park Avenue.
exhaustion from numerous trouble.
William Carmichael. sixty-seven. Imperial Ho-
tel. chronic Brights disease.
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William G. Axt paid $1,000 last week to ].
Matzke for part OF Lot u. in ]. Woods's
subdivision of Outlet 80, corner of St Clair
and Alabama streets.
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UnfversaIfst.

THE CENTRAL UNVERSALIST CHURCH
Corner of New Jersey and Fifteenth streets.
Rev Marion Crosey, pastor. Preaching services
to-day at l0:45 a. m. and 7:45 p. m. Subject at
the morning service, Our Prayers, Tears and
Comfort" Evening, THE Events of the Week
Our Guests-A Great Brotherhood" Sunday
school. $3.50 q. Young peoples service. 6:4S
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


WANTED-JAN HONG LOW CO., 22s Indiana
avenue. Best chop suey house in the city
Cook from San Francisco. up to date.
WANTED-Fret work. hardwood floors screen
doors and cabinet work OF all kinds at reason
able prices. Let me bid on your work. JOSEPH
MAIER. $50 f. Washington. New tel. 2297.
WANTED-One hundred stage dancers for the
season; ladies gentlemen; new beginners
wishing TO learn and get a hrst-class start
call PROF. RAYNo SCHOOL. 2S0 West Ohio
street. Indianapolis.
WANTED-ACME PAPER AND FRISCO
CLEANERS; WALL TINTING THAT Is
WASHABLE; CAN BE DONE OVER OLD
PAPER. LIQUID PORCELAIN COATING FOR
KITCHENS AND BATHROOMS. HENRY TAY-
LOR. AZ MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE. NEW
PHONE. 2554: OLD. 1-2959: RESIDENCE
PHONE, BLACK 81.
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NJ A woollen. repairs. 2O1s North Illinois
street 800.
Edward Cornell. conservatory. Pratt and I'LL
nois street $1,000.
f. and " Goens, frame house. 1902 Arthur
street. $500
John Span. addition. 1901 Hazel street $500
George F. Lutz, repairs, 140e Woodlawn ave
600
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Marriage Licenses.

William G. Udell and Sarah r. Roberts.
Thornton Burdsau and Oma Archer
James F Mccoy and Lillian Banks
Selby II L. Warner and Cara Armstrong
John Perkins and Nettie r. Hubbard.
William l.. Zimmerlf and Lillian Heissenberc.
Ralph Z. Tynen and Rose Ella Meredith
Joseph a Henry and Nellie Amos.
Annison SOuthers and Fanny Dimerel
Howard Highlander and Eliza h. Rogers
August Frederick Diet1 and Lizzie Shepperd.
William y. Cory and Lille =. Huffman.
William Vice and Belle Overman
Earl Chubb and Bertha r. Fletcher.
James J. Lory and Louise Grace
Calvin b Long and Mary Hogan.
George W. McWhorter and Malissa Byhamer.
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NEW LIST EVERY SATURDAY
TELEPHONE 1856
Agent for apartments In the VICTORIA"
Offices for rent in INDIANA TRUST BLDG.
City property for sale Loans negotiated.
Fire insurance at lowest rates
Savings department, Indiana Trust Company.
Deposits received OF 81 and upward. Pays Pc
cent interest.
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Snirffualfsf.

THE FIRST SPIRITUALIST CHURCH-Corner
Alabama and New York streets. Sunday serv-
ices at lO:45 a. m. and 7:45 p. m. Miss Lizzie
Harlow, from Haydenville. Mass. will occupy
the rostrum morning and evening. Every Spir-
itualist in this city ought TO turn out and hear
the eloQuence that flows the lips OF this
gifted speaker. All welcome.
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Ida o. Stanley sold part Of the southwest
quarter OF Section "a. in Center township
amounting to $40 acres, for $500. The
purchaser was David r. swain.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.


FOR RENT-See list at 131 E. Market: ground
floor. GREGORY & APPEL.
FOR RENT-sS1 n. illinois St; nine rooms
modern, bath, stationary wash tubs. cement
easements, gases, furnace, etc; $50 SECURITY
TRUST CO. As n. Pennsylvania st. Opposite
postoff1ce)
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REAL FSIAIf4-
CHOICE INVESTMENT IN MERIDIAN
STREET GROUND.

ONE HUNDRED FEET FRONTING ON ME-
RIDIAN ST. AND RUNNING THROUGH 500
FEET TO PENNSYLVANIA ST, SOUTH OF
THIRTY EIGHTH; WHEN MERIDIAN ST. Is
PAVED To IRTY-FOURTH ST. YOU CAN
SELL MERIDIAN-ST. FRONT ALONE FOR
PRICE WE ASK, LEAVING YOU 10ox3OO FEET
ON PENNSYLVANIA ST AS PROFIT THIS
IS POSITIVELY THE CHEAPEST GROTTND
ON THE STREET
w. L. STEVENSON,
1926 f. MARKET.
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VITAL sTATIsTIcs-sEPT. IA.


Alfred and Nina Thompson. city. boy.
girl.
William and Caroline Geyer. $50 Apologize
street girl
f. NJ. and Mary Waters. lais Kappes street.
boy.
William H. and Pearl Scott $50 West Twenty
second street. girl.
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Apartments and Flats

Choice, modern suites In the Delaware four
and FIVE rooms each; rent $50 to $40. Apartments
with board in the Imperial and the St. Charles
THE CENTRAL TRUST co.
rlxet
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DENTISTRY.

DENTIsTRY-s r. EARHART, DENTIST. BE
MOVED TO nh w. WASHINGTON ST
IRON BLOCK.
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Congregational.

PLYMOUTH CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
Rev. II. c. Meserve, pastor. Residence, l4ll
Park avenue. Services will be held in the jew
ish Temple, corner Delaware and Tenth streets.
At 10 45 a. m. morning worship, with sermon by
the pastor. No evening service. Seats free All
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REAL ESTATE-FINE LOT, 55x1s2. IN BROAD
WAY, THREE LOTS NORTH OF TWENTY
THIRD ST. WEST FRONT: NATURAL GAS
GUARANTEED; CEMENT SIDEWALKS AND
SEWERS MADE AND PAID FOR: PRICE
$. 500, IF SOLD QUICK. THIS Is $500 CHEAP
Err THAN ANY LOT OFFERED IN THIS
SQUARE. HERE'S 4 BARGAIN
W. f.. STEVENSON
126 r. MARKET.
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Notice to Contractors and Builders.
Yellow pine timbers and joist in stock at
Indiana Timber and Lumber Co. Office and
yards F. 22d st. and Mouon Railroad.
WILLIAM II. COBURN. Proprietor
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FOR SALE OR TRADE.

FOR SALE OR TRADE-Seven-room dwelling
ana cash Tor property on Illinois St, south
Sixteenth ST. or on cross streets. Eight-room
dwelling fine condition, Huron ST., valued at
$1,000; good renter; will trade for property in
North Indianapolis. Fifty lots in all parts of the
city for good equities. FOrty-six acres adjoining
city, valued at &c. 200, for good residence or cot
tages SO0-acre farm, Illinois, under high state
of cultivation. for city real estate. Five-room
house, Columbia av., clear of debt. for vacant
lot on Ash ST. by. We have cash pur-
chaser for a good farm OF 200 acres or more
must be good farm. We have all kinds of trad
ing property. Elegant modern dwelling. N Me
ridian st, for cottage farm. Fine large dwell
ing, n. Illinois st. for vacant lot or lots
WEBB & CO, S23 Stevenson building. Old
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REAL ESTATE
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

X. OF P.-Members OF Indianapolis Lodge. No.
Sc. X OF P, are herewith notified OF the death
OF Brother John +. kurtz. Funeral Monday aft
ernoon. Sept Is. o'clock, from residence OF de-
ceased. Sl6 Agnes street Members requested 10
meet at Castle Hall 80 o. clock sharp attend
he funeral of cur deceased brother. Wear your
funeral badge or knights Jewel. Members OF
sister lodges invited 10 attend.
GUY A. BOYLE, c. o.
Attest: GEO. T. BREUNIG. X. OF r. and 6.
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REMOVAL.


REMOVABLE Lung hand laundry. formerly az
22l Massachusetts ave. removed 10 1&S n Della
ware -. We Will be pleased 70 see our old
friends and customers Work called for and de-
nvered Old phone No. green, 166i No ets
" Delaware our prices very reasonable.
shirts, Sc: collars and cuffs. lie each Agency
at 2lS Massachusetts, ave.
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wANTED-FEMALE HELP.

WANTED-WOmen: We desire TO engage two
additional solicitors for our fall lecture courses
city work only; this position will pay $40 10 $40
a week. Address Box GA.
WANTED-Ladies wanted to do plain needle
work for at home; furnish materials and
pay s. to SO per week. Send addressed stamped
envelope to STANDARD CO. Indiana av., Chi
cago.
WANTED-Home WORKS. 10 Sl5 weekly: no
canvassing; hour or two evenings will add
81 TO IS 20 your weekly income; nclose stamp:
work sent any distance Address TWENTIETH
WANTED-Salesladies in dress goods gloves
chinaware and other departments: good sal
aries paid 70 experienced help. OUT-OF-TOwN
APPLICANTS will be given special attention
THE VIM II. BLOCK CO. Indianapolis.
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CHURCH NOTICES.
Christian.

THIRD CHRISTIAN CHURCH-Thirteenth 81.
and Ashland av. Carlos c. Rowlison. minis
ter. Sunday school at s:15 a. m. Morning sery-
ice at 10 80, with sermon by the pastor. G. E.
meeting 6:l5 p. m. Preaching service at $50
D. m. Subject OF sermon, "Anarchsm-What IL
Is and What to Do With It." All are cordially
we to he
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REAL ESTATE
ST. 600 will purchase S-room house finished in
quartered oak. bath, furnace gases city
water. Everything modern. on Central av.,
near Twentyffth ST.; east front: only 81 900 cash;
will take mortgage for balance payable as you
want it.
W. f. STEVENSON
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PATTERNS.


PATTERNS-lNDIANAPO ARTISTIC PAT
TERN WORKS. Fenneman and Minnesota
Special stove and furnace patterns. All kinds OF
ornamental work. New phone 025.