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When the Ewes Are Sick

Something must be done and done quickly.
Little neglects bring big diseases. When the
eyes are sore or in1amed use John r. DicAey'
Old Reliable Eye-water. IL stops Inflammation
cures franulsted lids, and brings ease at once
II causes absolutely no pain. 25cts. Dickey
Drug Co., Bristol, Tenn.
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TAnnUnAH FALLS EXPOSITION


Account Blue Ridge and Tallulah Falls
Exposition Sept. 18th, 18th and 10th. For
information apply to II. r. ticket agent or
W. s. Erwin, Secretary, Tallulah Falls, Ga.
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FITspermanen.ly cured, No itsor nervous
ness after first days use Of DR.. Kline's Great
Nerve Restorer. 80 trial bottle and treatise free
DR.. r. II. KLINE, Ltd, 991 Arch st., Phila. Pa.
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A DEcEIVING WORLD.

Madge-Did you ever love a man you
wouldn't marryi
b Dolly-Certainlyl Sometimes it takes
a long while before you find out he
hasn't any money.--PHck
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1901-10-10

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing syrnp for children
teething, soften the gums, reduces indsmmA-
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1901-10-10

No matter what ails you, headache TO q
cancer, you will never get we'll until your
bowels are put right. OAsoARETs help nature,
cure you without a grippe or pain, produce
easy natural movements, cost you Just 10
cents to start getting your health back. CAS-
cARRTs Candy Cathartic, the genuine, put up
In metal boxes, every tablet has &c. O.
stamped on IL. Beware of limitations.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1901-10-10

There Is one savings bank in New York
City which has deposits Of more than $685.
100000 and surplus of more than $780,
900
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1901-10-10

We refund 100. for every package Of Pur-
NAM FADELEss DYE that fails TO give satisfae-
ton. Monroe Drug Co., Unionville, Mo.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1901-10-10

The longest State is California (770
miles; the widest, Texas (76O). The next
In breadth lie Montana $500.
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LIDO NOT believe Piso's Cure for Consump-
ton has unequal for coughs and olds.--JoKN
N. BoHER, Trinity SPRING. Ind, Feb. Is, 1900.
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Sec advertisements Of Fem Catarrh Cure IN
another column tho best remedy made.
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Times must be pretty hard when a man
can't even collect his thoughts
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5000 TO $500 A YEAR

We want intelligent Men and Women a.
Travelling Representatives or Local Managers;
salary 5000 to $500 year and all expenses,
according to experience and ability. We also
want local representatives. salary 50 to fIS a
week and commission, depending upon the time
devoted Send stamp for full particulars and
date position preferred. Address, Dept. b.
THE BELL COMPANY. Philadelphia Pa.
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The shortest terms of Governors are in
Massachusetts, and Rhode Island - one
year each.
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South Dakota has more Indians (1l,000)
than any other State. OF the Territories
Indian Territory has $4,000 and Arizona
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Taking everything into consideration
the Suspension bridge Is without a pier.
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It's the hard rubs of the world that
make a man bright.
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There are more Chinese (l07 ,0O0l in the
United States than Dutch $1,000, and
almost as many as French Ql3,0O0).
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The girl who is lost in admiration
easily finds herself in love.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1901-10-10

Married Fomen arc usually advocates
OF home rule
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1901-10-10

The area of Texas is 100000 square
miles; Of Rhode Island, l247.
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Mes end Well Paved streeta.
~ 5ortalt element Of. din
TlgnlcnEe sonLI0nlA a the
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EE-M Catarrh Compound
Cures Catarrh, Hay Fever, Asth-
ma, Bronchitis and Colds.

A mild. cool. pleasant smoke, purely vege-
table which any lady can use, We give an
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| cure CATAR1tH or your money refunded,
| References Dunn's. Bradstreete or any
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/ For tobacco users VIC make EE-M medicated
cigars and smoking tnbacco, carrying same
medical properties MS the compound. Sam
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one dollar, postpaid.
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FOR RENT-HOUSEs.


FOR RENT-Seven rooms; modern: price, SIS.
clio ". New Jersey.
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NEED OF WATER DRINKING.
Something Particularly Necessary for
All Inconsistencies.
Youths Communion.

Youths Companion
A well-known nerve specialist has said
that 'all neurasthenics Chat is, people
with unhealthy nerves. have desiccated
nerves and suffer from an insufficiency of
fluid in tho tissues of the body" 1t is
probable that we all, in more or less de-
gree, even when not conscious Of any def
mite symptoms, are suffering in some part
Of our system for the lack of enough fluid,
and especially of enough pure, cool water.
We know that so nicely is the human
body adjusted and adapted TO it's uses that
one part cannot suffer without all suffering.
If the nerves are desiccated or dried
through lack of fluid, then il is certain
that other tissues are also suffering from
the same lack, and that the wheels of the
wonderful machinery are being clogged by
reason Of waste matter which is not wash
ed away.
we see by this that water does for us a
three-fod service. 1t feeds, ii washes and
it carries away the cinders of the body
furnace; and through the want of it are
exposed to many and great dangers. The
tissues become too dry, the blood is thick
and its flow sluggish. and the retained
waste of the body sets up condition which
the doctors call administration" or self
poisoning. This condition may give rise to
almost any known symptoms, from a pim-
pie to heart failure, and Is really response
BILE for most Of the semi-invalids with
whom the world is largely peopled.
To obtain the best results from water
drinking certain rules should be observed.
People do not all need the same amount,
and it may take a little experimenting to
nhu OUT Just now much shOulu De taken IN
individual cases. 1t has been stated by
some physicians that five or six pints
should be taken during the twenty-four
hours OF this only a moderate quantity
should be taken with the meals. 1t is a
mistake TO take no water with meal, but
1t is perhaps a greater mistake to wash
food down with water. especially with ice
water.
The hest time for water drinking is at
night and early in the morning. Ii is well
to form the habit of slowly slipping, dur
ing the bath and while dressing two or
three glasses of cool-not ice-cold-water.
Two or three more may be slipped at bed
time, and again two or three glasses an
hour or two before luncheon and before
dinner.
In a very short time the value of this
habit will become apparent in the resultant
general Improvement in digestion, temper
and appearance.
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THIS CITY'S Big GAIN
RECORD OF BUILDING oPER ATOMS
FOR MONTH OF NOVEMBER.
indianapolis Makes Gain of 1Ot Per
Cent.-LOcaI Transfers and
Permits.

construction News. OF Chicago. IN the
issue Of Dec. Il devotes space 10 the No
ehOer building operations in twenty-five
Ieaolng cities Indianapolis gain over
november OF last year was lO1 per cent.
construction News comments as follows:
- curing the meath OF November 1901.
re pudding departments Of the twenty
49, Ieading cities of the United States dis
yeu the usual fall activity and in nearly
- Instances In more marked degree than
-eS obtained for a period Of nearly ten
- As anticipated there was a falling
~ ~ from the total of October of this year.
me. nat Is due solely 10 natural conditions,
- numerous large projects are held in
vance until the spring OF 1892.
AtchltectS throughout the country re-
Poit mat they have large amount Of work
i the boards and that everything points
20 20 a season Of almost Unprecedented ac-
IVY When the coming winters SHOWS have
been disSipated.
statistics, specially compiled for Con-
1LuctlOn News, display the following facts:
I-ast month there were 5,636 permits taken
cut az against 4.664 for the same period
OF IDJ-an increase OF 972 buildings In
november, 1901, permits aggregated an eX-
pehGlture Of $20,4lS025. while those of No
NehDer, 1900, involved the sum of $lf.379,612
an increase in cost of s. 025. 4l3. or gem
sIu increase of - per cent Regarding
me hgureS for October, 1901 and 1890, the
totaI Tor November OF this year was S4-
2NoT9 less than the preceding month, and
CctODer or a year ago exceeded the CORE
SEonding period of 1901 by 50 2g9, 30. The
hSuTeS IN detail follows.
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voting all his time to his studies IN the
West High School OF Cleveland. the clerk
OF the school one day invited him into his
office and informed him that he owed
considerable sum of tuition The student
replied that he had no money, and that he
had not known that he was expected TO
pay. Tuition, however, was required, the
lad being resident of a suburb. and as he
could not proceed further without pay
ment. he packed his books and went home
That night a knock came on his door and
a young man in Mr.. Hanna's employ hand
ed him a receipt for the tuition for the
term
At the beginning Of the next term the
boy having worked hard and earned
enough at odd jobs out of school TO pay
his way, rendered the money.
NO, said the clerk you will have
nothing more to pay at this school; every
thing has been arranged"
Mr.. Hanna, gays the clergyman, would
not listen to any words OF thanks. II
found" he continues, that Mr.. Hanna, in
the same quiet way, had watched the
course Of many young men and had assist
ed them, always taking care that the feel
ings Of those befriended should not be
hurt
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Company No. 12s East Market street Both tel
ephOnes 1905.
Chas. a BOOkwalter TO Cassius N c.
Willis. Lot Is, ketcham 4 Smiths sub
G. &. G ( St. ~ qua ~" =. . s11OCOO
henry Beck 20 Annie II. Beck, y Of
Lot 5. Block s. ). +. add. COlive st.
near Cottage av).......................... 5000
Indiana Mutual Building and Loan Asso-
cation, No 2 70 Frank Toss DeVisee,
Lot 5. Robbins y. indianapolis add.
lRoaehe av, near Schurmann avJ........ 7ee0
Ellen Donnelly % Mary DOnnelly. part Of
Lot a.. Marlette Park add. (Shriver ay.
near Gariette drive) ........-.......-..-... LOO
Mary A. Love TO Walter Lombard, Lot
40, Spann & Co.'S "a Woodlawn add. .
iSpann av, near state ay)........-.-..... lOVO "
Henry ". Beckner 10 Dora Richardson,
Warren townshipj 3 sec - ~. =. = sOoOoc
Thomas O'Brien et al 10 Irene Won yell
eerh0Use, Lot Is Block 2. Wiley &
Martin 5 y. W. add (Fayette 81, near .
I'm ~ .-.. 4'S00-V'
Alice NJ Cahill Administrators, to VIM.
,. Garfield Lot Us. Spann * Co.'S 1st
i've 50 .--ss - '.e. 1OOO.oC
Otis c. Harris to Fred W Brandt. Lots
10 T. Oakss sub Of part Of Lot 2
Wrights sub, Sec =, TIP Is, r 3. ken -.
wood and Capitol avs. near seth ST.. S,OOO.V
Robert G. Light TO Morton i. Dawson,
part OF the e Il, Sec !, TIP l6. X 3.
washington township Also part OF
township ....... -. 20. 25oo0
New Castle Bridge Co. Herman 3
Bornemeyer. Lot s. Lemckes sub OF
Lots is to % Beaty's add. Corner
Beecher and Orleans sts)......-....---..- z5O.o(
Levi ;. Pierson 70 Herman 3. Borne
meier, Lots 5. and Z. as above
tBeeeher st. near Orleans sD............. 7bO.ot
otto WinkenhOher 70 Edw. K. DaVey
ct TX, Lot IS. Reagan Park add. (Sher-
idan ST. near 18th sO...................... 3,5o0.N
.. n
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GRATEFUL TO MARK HANNA.
An Ohio CIergyman's Devotion to the
Republican Leader.
New York Evening Post.

New York Evening Post.
eff Mark Hanna doesn't go to heaven
I'm honest enough to say that / don't want
to go there" said the Rev. James Grey
pastor of the First Methodist Episcopal
Church of Ashley. o.
In explanation of his faith in the Repub-
lican leader, the Rev. Mr. Grey tells this
story He came to America from England
when he was a boy and secured work as
farm hand in what IS now Lakewood,
suburb of Cleveland. He was ambitious to
study in the Cleveland schools and made
the start with little money and no friends
He entered a grammar grade in the winter
of IT and managed TO get along by carry
ing the Cleveland Leader and by acting as
janitor of a church. One of his subscribers
was Mr.. Mark Hanna, and frequently
when the newsbOy came with the paper
Mr.. Hanna had friendly greeting for him
The boy soon discovered that some one
had spoken favorably about him TO the
Cleveland Herald people, and he was asked
to take charge of the circulation Of that
paper on the west size. ms ne accepted
retaining likewise his Leader route. He
succeeded in securing such an increase in
the circulation of both papers that he could
not furnish the money TO pay Tor them
daily as the newspaper offices required, for
many OF his customers did not pay until the
amount reached 81 or more.
Before long the newsbOy found himself in
debt at the offices considerably over 800
and as he had no bank account and knew
no one TO go on his bond IL was decided by
the business managers that he must sur
render his POSITIONS he says NnaL he
could blame no one Tor THIS, as ne was
comparatively unknown.
On the final afternoon when he expected
TO wind up his career as news carrier he
left paper as usual at the home of Mr.
Hanna. at that time on Franklin avenue
The eminent fnancier was in his garden
and had a pleasant word for the yOungster
Il want to say goodbye" SAID the lad;
this is my last day.
whats that?' demanded Mr. Hanna
The newsboy told him the circumstances.
See here. boy. this won't do" exclaimed
the magnate. You go back as usual to-
morrow 10 your work"
The future clergyman did so and the
cashier OF the Herald greeted him as he en-
tered.
those papers: you needn't pay until you
get ready, and you can have all you
want"
This incident" remarks the Rev Mr..
GRAY. may seem like a small matter to
many but 10 me IL was of vital Importance
and nothing gives me greater pleasure than
70 recite II when / hear Mr.. Hanna ma
ligned, as all such men are apt 10 be in the
heat Of a political campaign"
Some time afterward. when the youth
had given I'D his news work and was ds-
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.

REAL, ESTATE-Fire insurance. n. J. MEYER
\ CO. IA E. Market
7-E-7T ESTATE-List your real estate with w
A GREYER. 4o5 Majestic Bldg
REAL FSTATE-See A. b. CARTER & co. Tor
bargains in real estate. l49 East Market street.
REAL ESTATE-si,O0O; corner business property
on East Tenth St; paying 10 per cent. gross. c.
r SAYLES & CO
real, ESTATE-A bunch OF rentals, IS 600:
bringing 1854 per year; new and good. RAJ
STON * CAMDEN, 20S Law building.
REAI. ESTATE-Ten- room. strictly modern res
idence: Pennsylvania, near Nineteenth: S. 500
SEIDENSTICKER ROOT 1873 L. Market ST
REAL ESTATE-SeveraI new modern blocks
double houses, fine fats. paying large per cent.
on investment. RALSTON & CAMDEN, 203 Law
building.
REAL ESTATE-225-acre farm, near Plainfeld,
property as part RALSTON & CAMDEN, 203
Law building
real. ESTATE-SS,eO0. double dwelling E.
Tenth st: rooms each side: fine brick furnace,
cistern; city water; rent $50 per annum. G. r.
SAYLES CO.
REAL EsTATE-Fine painting repairing.
best rubber tires We manufacture 10 order. CO
OPERATIVE CARRIAGE CO.. I'll ~. Alabama
street. New phone 81
REAL ESTATE-We have FOR SALE valuable
OIL producing properties IN Indiana and Ohio
earning % and 80 per cent. net. BRIGHT & DA-
WILSON. Lombard building.
REAL TATE-si25. coo: modern downtown
property paying big rent; Will take one-hslf in
CAMDEN. 3o3 Law building
REAL ESTATE-Houses. easy monthly paw
ments: prices from 500 10 81. 500: secure your
home and stop paying rent. THE fARYEN
AGENCY Al Stevenson Rnildins-
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Hannah \. Mausur. brick building, q East
Ohio street $1,000.
George 7. Porter double frame house. English
avenue, $500
John L. Kring, frame dwelling. 1922 North New
Jersey street. 81 0nl
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Northeast corner Pennsylvania an

Northeast corner Pennsylvania and Twenty
second SITS; modern ten-room residence, Sc 600:
this property is worth $1,000; no better bargain
offered on North Side.
W. L. STEVENSON,
126 E Market,
Sole Agent.
REAL EsTATE-Talk about your golden OPP
portunities-here are five that beat the record:
Massachusetts av., ground between East st. and
Park av., $3.50 for seventeen feet, three-cornered
shaped; the other two sides are twenty and
twenty-six feet $3.50 for thirty-seven feet
three-c ornered shaped, other sides forty and
ffty-fve feet. $3.50 for 20x50 feet Square
shaped), or Will sell thirty, forty or more feet
al same rate So $50 for corner of Park av; 57IS
feet fronting Massachusetts and Park; one OF the
finest sites on the avenue. 81 500 for lot in rear
fronting Walnut St; S0X50 feet all improvements
paid. w. E. NICK CO
real. ESTATE
BY HENRY H. FAY, 40 East Market
A good investment for about $50 600: will net 6
per cent. and advance in values for a number of
years.
A brick slate roof block. and room for more
improvements; present rental $500; price, S, 500.
Some good bargains in dwellings; PENNSYLVANIA
St 10 rooms, bath and furnace, Sc. 600: College
avenue, s rooms, bath and furnace, 81 500; Illinois
ST. rooms, lot 40x297, $780,
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Mortgages.
SALES OF REAL ESTATE.
Thirteen Transfers Made Matter of
Record Yesterday.

Instruments nIsd for record IN the recorders
or,os Of Marion county. Indiana. for the twenty
f.ur hours ending at D. m Dec "A. 1901. as fur-
.isa.d By the Indiana Title Guaranty ana Loan
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Spirftua1ist.

THE FIRST SPIRITUALIST CHURCH-Corner
Alabama and New York streets Sunday sery-
ices 10.45 a. M. and T-45 p m. Mrs. Amanda
COffman, spiritual speaker, viii occupy the ros-
trum and give tests morning and evening.
Wednesday evening meeting at 9.f5 O'Clock.
Church well heated All welcome
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congregational.

PLYMOUTH CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
Services held In the Hebrew Temple, corner
Delaware and Tenth streets II. {. Meserye,
pastor. Residence, AL Park avenue. $50 a
Sunday school. 1915 a m, morning worship
with sermon by the pastor. 7.f5 y. m, third IL
Illustrated lecture on the life OF Jesus. From
Capernaum 10 the Mount OF TRANSPORTATION
The TissOt pictures used In illustration. For
further details advertisement last page
this paper. Seats free. All welcome.
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Deaths.

George W. Hunt sixty-siK. Rush county, heart
failure.
Frederick william Schiller, forty-eight. 44oo
East Raymond street injuries.
Maud :. Gibbs, eighty-one IL Addison street
Maiinda {. Webb seventy-six. SOC Chestnut
street, pneumonia.
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WANTED-sALEsMAN.


WANTED-A hustling salesman TO travel IN
diana for coming yer for well established
house JESS IL. SMITH, - Congress st, De-
troit, Mich.
WANTED-TwO good statesmen FOR Indiana terri
tory by Jan. J. Direct from factory 10 mer-
chant Reliable house, good pay. Address ID.
care Journal
WANTED-Reliable Cleveland house wants
bright man as travelling salesman; general mer-
camille trade; energy, business ability and sales
n.anship Will make PC Ion permanent Boa -,
Cleveland, o.
WANTED-For leo2. a few wideaWake men TO
handle very attractive, Ealeabie line. anorolnE
stronger talking features than anything Yet Of
fered Practical saleable. profitable Estao-
lished. hgh-rated firm. Box 5S4, Detroit Mich.
WANTED-Cigar Salesman-To represent a large
Cincinnati factory In the states OF Indiana and
Michigan. 70 visit established trade, both
fobbers and retailers. Must be experienced.
well acquainted and furnish references. Address
Box sl3 Indianapolis Journal
WANTED-A frst-class travelling salesman thOr-
oughly posted In heavy hardware, Iron. steel.
wagon and carriage wood stock and hardware,
carriage trimmings. blacksmiths and wagon
makers outfits and supplies Applicants must
be sober, energetic. Of good address ana
not over forty years OF age, capable or
handling both small and large trade. Answers
must contain fun Information as 10 houses tras-
eled for territory Travelled In, salary required.
references etc. All correspondence strictly con-
fdential Good opportunity for good man. Al
dress 7O2 care Journal
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Small for January 1.
NEW list EVERY SATURDAY.
TELEPHONE 1856
Agents for apartments in the Victoria
Offices for rent in Indiana Trust Building.
City property for sale Loans negotiated.
Fire insurance at lowest rates.
Savings department, Indiana Trust Company
Deposits received of 81 and upwards. Pays
3 per cent. interest.
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FOR Observation-Disclosures.


FOR SALE-New and secondhand typewriters:
machines rented HAMMOND TYPEWRITER
OFFICE, so 5. Illinois st. Old phone 591, new
$50.
FOR SALE-Typewriters all standard makes;
machines rented S. per month. Repairing
licited TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE, Room %,
No Z s. Meridian st. Old phone 1880.
FOR SALE-Private party going away, will sell
almost new beautiful upright Mahogany piano:
standard make; sweet tone; warranted five
years: cost 1915: will sacrifice for S165 cash Ad-
dress SACRIFICE, Box 912, care Journal.
FOR SALE-Large bank safe. fire and burglar
proof. for sale at great bargain. Apply TO
WILLIAM HARSHAW, 3 ". Washington ST.
Indianapolis.
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Notice to Contractors and builders.

Yellow pine timbers and joist in stock at
Indiana Timber Co. Office and yards r.
I'D St & Monon Ry. W. II. COBURN, Prop.
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wANTED-FEMALE HELP.


wANTED-A woman OF good address; business
experience preferred: permanent position Gail
on MRS NJ. r. BAKE Denison Hotel
WANTFD-Iadies to learn hair dressing. mani
curing facial massage OF chiropody. only four
weeks required. write FOR catalogue MOLER
COLLEGE. Chicago, III
WANTFD-Iady 20 travel and collect In Indiana
for manufactured: salary. so monthly 20 begin:
rend reference and addressed envelope al once.
TREASURER. ~ Star building, Chicago.
WANTED-ss 20 SIS weekly working FOR az
home: no canvassing; n now employed an hour
or two evenings VIII add s 20 s. 10 your weekly
irconne. inclose stamp: work mailed on aIDlca-
ton. Address TWENTIETH CENTURY MFG.
CO. Toledo. o.
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FOR SALE OR TRADE.

FOR SALE OR TRADE-Two-sto story modern resi-
5ence on Temple av bath. furnace city water
and convenient for double rental property VIII
trade for cottage acres the city. Nom
resident and must change hands in 30 days. Ad-
dress Box 716, Journal
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REAL ESTATE
FACTORY BUILDING.

Three-story brick building, separate brick
building for engine and boilers; about one acre
of ground; RAILROAD SWITCH; excellent
location and can be bought at bargain.
JOHN WOCHER, % N. Pennsylvania st.
REAL. ESTATE