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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1901-09-05

PHILADELPHIA, Sept 4. - The
North American today prints story to
the effect that n union Of all the electric
railway and electric light companies own
ID by Philadelphia capitalists is now un-
Dr. way, with excellent prospects that
Ne project will be carried to a successful
eonclusion. This combination will involve
over 500, 100000. The principal compa-
ntss to be merged are the Union Traction
company, which owns all the street rail.
way lines in this city; the new rapid
transit companies recently chartered in
this stated the Philadelphia Electric com.
pany, which controls most of the electric
lidht plants in the city, and the Electric
Gsmpany of America aud the American
nAilways company, which owns electric
Areet railways and electric light plants
in many of the eastern states. The OBJ
iset Of the combination, it is said, Is for
The purpose of operating the different
companies on more economical basis.
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Venezuela Defiant.

CARACAS, Venezuela, Sept. 4.-The
Republica, semiofiicial organ of the gov
eminent, publishes an inspired article on
the crisis with Colombia, ending as fol-
lows: "The hour for notes has passed
and the time for action has arrived. Di-
,iomacy has laid before the world the
lust reasons which il has had and has
tor asking compensation for the griev-
tnces suffered. II has exhausted all the
means at its disposal for settling threat
ming questions between nation and ma
lion. We have waited enough Now is
the time for reprisals."
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NOTICE.

In the matter OF the assess-0
ment OF damages, caused In the Court OF
Dy the widening, straight Common Pleas
eniug LAYING out and grad OF Columbia CO.
ing OF Main street, In the No Z. May Term,
Borough OF Orangeyille, 1901.
Columbia County, Pa.
Notice is hereby given that the report OF
viewers In the above proceeding was filed In
said Court on Monday. september I'd, 1901, and
unless exceptions be filed thereto within thirty
be confirmed absolutely, The following Is a,
schedule OF the benefits assessed and the d I'M
10 G. F. Defrain $50 90
To estate OF Oliver Covanhoven, decd. 80. 75 90
Cuip .......'... .................... 25 co
To Mrs Harriet neckman. an.................. So 90
10 Reoubllc Savings d Loan Association. 2J 90
No benefits assessed against any property
along said line OF Improvement,
No damages assessed In FAVOR OF any other
I the properties along said line OF Improve
ment,
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The Last of Lawson's Yacht.

BOSTON, Sept. 4.-The yacht Inde-
psndence practically went out of commits
sion after she had raced over course
in Massachusetts bay and beaten a fleet
of fishermen ten miles on twenty five
mile course. The race was in almost
ideal conditions, twelve knot breeze
in smooth sea. She went out to make
good Mr.. Lawson's promise to Boston
people that he would race the Independ-
ence off this port.
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PROVIDENCE, Aug. 31.--Cresceus
failed to lower the worlds trotting rec
ord in his start against time Mt Nara
gansett park His time was 2:05 fat
The attempt to break the record was not
made until after q o'clock, when the wind
had died down. The track was smoothed
over and was in the best of shape for
the champions footing.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

ESTATE OF HUSTON Robson, LATE OF SCOTT
township, COLUMBIA CO., PA, DECD.
Notice Is hereby given that letters OF admin
istrai ion on The estate OF Huston Robson, late
OF Scott tOwnshtp, Columbia County, a., de-
ceased have been granted TO the undersigned
administrator TO whom All persons Indebted TO
said estate are requested to make payments,
aud those having claims or demands Will make
known the same without delay TO
WILLIAM q. ROBISON,
WIN. CHRIsMAN, Atty. s-29-6t. Administrator.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

ESTATE OF sILAs CONNER, LATE OF THE BOROUGH
OF oRANGEvILLE, col. CO., Pa, DECEASED.
Notice Is hereby given that letters testament
airy on the estate Of silas Conner, late of the
thorough OF OIangeVille, Columbia County, Pa,
nave been granted TO !. w. Conner and Charles
conner, OF Orangevllle, TO whom all persons ln-
deoJed 10 said estAte are requested 10 make
payment, and those having claims or demands
VIII make known the same withont delay TO
j. W. CONNER,
(S-S) CHARLES CONNER,
CLINTON HERRING, Atty. Executors {.
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EXECUTOR'S NOTICE.

ESTATE or cATHARIsE FLECKENsTINR, LATE OF
THE BOROUGH OF oRASGEyILLE, PA, DECD.
Notice Is hereby given that letters testa-
menGary on the estate OF Catharne Flecken-
stine, late OF the Borough OF Orangeville, Col
umba Co., Pa, deceased have been granted
unto Joseph Fleckenstine, residing in said Bor-
ough, 10 whom All person. indebted 10 said es-
tate are requested 10 make payment, and those
having claims or demands viii make known the
same without delay TO
JOSEPH FLECKENsTINE,
CLINTON HERRING, Atty. (0-S Executor
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Eel W elrs.

For many years there has been a
Jaw prohibiting the erection of eel
yers in the Susquehanna river, and
every year the sheriffs of the different
counties have been giving notice to
he public of such law, but to no
avail. The eel weirs are there yet and
being erected every year. An effort
$ to be made, according to the To
wanda Re0lezO, to rid the river of these
unlawful devices for taking fish, On
his subject the Reaie0O says that local
fishermen who desire the unobstructed
Ise OF the river, and who believe in
;nforcing the law against illegal devices
or capturing game fish, have declared
var against the eel weirs which now
i'll the Susquehanna to such an extent
Is to render its navigation even in
mall boats dangerous. In pursuance
If this plan and in conformity with
ne new fish law, notice was recently
'erved upon Sheriff Drake notifying
,lm of the erection of eel weirs and
demanding that he proceed to remove
hem. This the sheriff is obliged to
10 under penalty OF $500. Notices
ire 10 be posted along the river from
ne state line to the Wyoming county
me, warning all persons against main
aiming or assisting in maintaining eel
'elrs. 1t is stated that prosecutions
'ill surely be brought where evidence
It the ownership of welrs can be found,
II evidence to convict any person of
ssistng in the building of weirs. The
iusquehanna river is a public high
9ay, by act of the Legislature, and no
)erson has any more tight to obstruct
he navigation of public highway up
IN the land. Any person who OBJ
,tructs the navigation of the Susque-
anna rver, either by eel weirs, or in
my other manner, is liable to criminal
adictment, the same as he would be
4or obstructing township highway,
nd In addition to this, is liable to all
damages which may happen to any
'ody by reason OF these distractions.
Ind this liability attaches not only to
ne party owning the eel weir, but to
rach and every person who assisted in
my way in its erection. If any per-
on navigating the river, either for
lshing, pleasure, or any other purpose,
) in any way injured by one of these
eirs, every person concerned in the
fection Of the eel weir or other OBJ
ructicn is liable for the whole amount
damages sustained, in addition to
eing liable to criminal indictment
'r obstructlng public highway. 1t
reported by people who have had
ccasion to navigate the river, that
nere is scarcely a mile where some
'bstruction of this kind does not exist,
nd In many cases both wooden and
on stakes have been driven in the
led OF the stream, thus causing an OBJ
ructlon of the most dangerous kind.
any person has his boat destroyed
injured by running against one OF
nese i'm stakes or pins, every person
Iirectly or indirectly instrumental in
llacing the pin or stake in the river is
liable to and action for all the dam
ages sustained.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

ESTATE OF JACOB L. GIRToN, LATE OF BLOOMS
BURG, PA, DECEASED.
Notice Is hereby given that letters OF admin
istration on the estate OF Jacob H. Girton late OF
Bloomsbury, ,deceased,l lhave been granted 10 the
Undersigned administrator, TO whom all persons
indebted TO said estate are requested TO make
payments, aud those having claims or demands
viii make known the same without delay TO
S-l5-6t. WILLIAM CHRISMAN. Executor
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THOUGHT 1T MEANT DEATH SURE.-Mrs.
James McKim, Of Dunnville, Ont, says of
her miraculous cure from heart disease by
Or. Agnew's Cure for the Heart: "Until |
began taking this remedy despaired of my
life. | had heart failure and extreme pros
tration. One dose gave me quick relief and
one bottle cured me. The suiferings of years
were dispelled like magic.
Sold by c. A. Klein.
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ALBANY, n. Y, Sept. 4-Secretary
Mclaughlin Of the state prison commits
sion reports to that body that the jails
in Clinton, Franklin and st. Lawrence
counties were ovcrcrowded on account
of recent commitments of a large number
of Chinese to these jails charged with
violation of the Chinese exclusion act by
the United States authorities.
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Earl l., very Feeble.

PEKING, Sept. Ali Hung Chang
is becoming more and more feeble, and II
is apparent to all his visitors that IL is not
probable that he will ever be able to act
as chairman of the council of state.
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Fifteen Now Dcnd.

NEWARK, n. ", Sept. 2.-The list
of dead in the Northern Central railroad
wreck last Thursday evening is now fif-
teen, the last victim being Mrs. h. II.
Hare of Greenfield, Mass.
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Accented the Terms.

Customer-How are things going
at auction?
Auctioneer-Oh, for little or moth
ing.
Customer-Well, you may knock
that sideboard down to me for moth
ing.-Leslie's Weekly.
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Itching, burning, creeping, crawling skin
diseases relieved IN few minutes by Ag.
news Ointment DIR. Agnew's Ointment
relieves instantly, and cures letter, salt
rheum scald head, eczema, ulcers, blotches,
and all eruptions of the skin. 1t is soothing
and quieting and acts like magic in all baby
humors, irritation of the scalp Or rashes
during teething time.
Sold by c. A. Klein.
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CRIPPLE CREEK, Colo. Sept. O.
The gold production of this district dur
ing August was $2,55S,000. the greatest
single months record in the history OF
Cripple CrepE
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When Father Adam, years ago,
Started out to set the pace,
He little dreamed that we to-day
Would be an automobile race.
Chicago Daily News.
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CATARRH FOR 20 YEARS AND CURED IN A
FEW DAys.-Hon. George James, of Scran-
ton Pa, says 81 have been martyr to
catarrh for 20 yeais, constant hawking, drop
ping in the throat and pain in the head, very
offensive breath. l tried DIR. Agnew's Ca
tarrhal Powder. The first application gave
instant relief. After using few bottles
was cured. so cents.
Sold by c. A. Klein.
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PILL SENSE. 1t stands to reason that Dr.
Agnew's Little Liver Pills will crowd out of
the market many of the nauseous old timers
A better medicine at less than half the price
is all the argument needed to keep the de-
mand what it has been-phenomenal-4o
doses 10 cents. They cure sick headache,
biliousness, and allay all stomach irriiatons.
100 pills in 25c. size. }
Sold by 6. A. Klein.
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WHISKY MEDICINES. - The temperance
press is emphasizing the danger TO the home
in the use of ''medicines" which are loaded
with whisky or alcohol. In this respect, as
well as in the remarkable character Of their
cures, DIR. Pierce's medicines diffr from
other preparations DIR. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery and "Favorite Pre,crip.
tion" contain no alcohol, whisky or other in.
o%icnnt, and are equally free from opium,
cocaine and other narcotics. Every family
should have copy of the Peoples Common
Sense Medical Adviser. sent absolutely fee,
on receipt OF stamps TO pay expense of mail.
in only. Send Fl one-cent stamps for the
book in paper covers, or 81 stamps for cloth
binding. Address DR.. X. V. Pierce, Buff
alo, N. Y.
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It's funny that after man gives his word
he tries hard to keep it,
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A man has to be sharp TO carve out for.
tune.
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Naphtha Lnunch blown In.

ALBANY, n. Y. Sept. "A fright
ful fate befel the family of Wilbur
Alexander, a large contractor of this city,
last night. A naphtha launch exploded
on the Hudson river at The Abbey, a
mile and half below this city, killing
Mrs. Alexander and her little daughter
and burning Wilbur Alexander and his
SON Wilbur Alexander, Jr., in Il horrible
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1901-09-05

In the human race the butcher holds the
Q .eaks.
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Time wai.s for no man probably because
most men are so long coming to time.
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The street Car conductor might be called
a wayfarer.
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In the Henry Circuit Court. April term 1901
state OF Indiana. Henry county.
Thomas {. Riley We. William Riley
To William Riley, Greeting;
Won are hereby notified that the above-named
,,aintin has aled in tho Office Of the clerk OF
80 court his petition alleging therein arone
ofher things that you, said defendant. on the
~, day OF september. lsee, being then a resident
~, said Henry county. and state OF Indiana.
sns the same being your place OF Residence.
,sent 10 parts unknown and have continuousiv
-ore that date remained absent and unheard
Srom. that within the last Two years you have
hecome the owner Of real ana personal prop-
~ in said county by inheritance. that 6v
reason OF said absence ane unknown where
abouts. said property - IN danger OF suffering
waste and damage. aud that said plaintln has
r-aVed said court that your ectate be adjadeed
~. aid court subject 10 administration and
that an administrator thereof be duly appointed.
~ow therefore. you. William Riley. defendant
md absentee a. aforesaid. are hereby notned
,hot SAID complaint and the matters therein
alleged Will come up for hearing and deter
nination In said court AZ the courthouse in the
town OF New Castle. Henri. county. and state
Aforesaid. on Monday. the Sd day o. June. fe1l
ar as soon thereafter as such hearing can be
Witness the clerk and seal Of said court m
New Castle. Henry county. Indiana. this "a
'-' oEoRcE w. BURKE cisrs.
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DIED.

ANDERSON-Eddie Anderson, son of Robert v.
and Maggie Anderson, died at family residence,
353 West Tenth street. at 4 O'Clock p. M, aged
seventeen years. Funeral from St. Bridget's
Church Monday. May %. Friends invited Mem
phis (Tenn.) papers please copy.
BUTTERWORTH-Mrs Elizabeth Butterworth,
widow of Charles Butterworth. deceased, died
at her home. 1925 Hoyt avenue. Friday, May
Il. 1901. Funeral Monday at 2 o'clock from resi-
dence. Friends invited.
G~ILLISPIE-Mary Roache, wife of William J.
Gillispie. died at the home of her father, y. l..
Roache, May Is, at IL o'clock p. m.
Edgar Hamar, aged seventeen
years, six months, son of William j. and
Mary Hanar. died on Wednesday, 1890 a. m.
Funeral Sunday. , p. m, from ll64 South Spruce
street. Friends invited.
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NOTICE.

FLETCHER-L. w. Fletcher died 1870 a m.
May IL, aged seventy-seven. Funeral Sunday,
May 10. 4 u. m, at family residence, 634 n. Cap
itol avenue. Friends invited. Burial on Monday,
May 20. at Franklin. Ind.
funeral of Francis T. Hord will be
held at his late residence, 1901 N. Pennsylvania
street. Sunday afternoon, May 10. 1901, at 2
o'clock. Friends invited. Burial private.
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SEWING


SEWING MACHINES-Singer. Domestic. Davis.
n Home. SIS. others s.. Open evenings
SCOTT a co. 2SS Indiana av.
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WANTED-A nrst-clsss shave: laoy oarbers'
typewrlting. telegrsphy.
bookkeeping. illustrating penmanship; etc; al
for one tuition. boslNESs
IFNIyERsITY. When building Sunmer school
eau or write to-day Tor particulars
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CARD OF

CARD OF THANKS-We desire TO thank our
neighbors and friends for their kindness and
sympathy during our recent bereavement; also
thanks for floral tributes. MR.. AND MRS. AN
THONY FRANCE AND FAMILY.
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DIRECTORS.
FOR SALE-HORsEs AND VEHICLES.


FOR SALE-A full line of carriages, phaetons,
delivery and farm wagons; rubber tires and
repairing. At SHOWERS. 324 K. Market.
DEPOT WAGONS broughams. coaches, phae-
tons, hearses. our make; bargains.
81 East Georgia street. Repairing solicited.
FOR En- your property with
X. SAWYER.
FOR SALE-Nice trap. also buggy and spring
wagon. cheap. l7 h. Wabash st.
FOR 7-year. sound fam
lily horse. Rear ia w. st. Clair.
FOR SALE-Good work horse; weighs about
1900 pounds: eight years old. 20 s. Capitol av.
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A
FEW RI EXEMPT

From going broke occasionally. Mayor Van
Wyck, OF New York city. said that when a
young man he frequently pawned his watch to
bridge over financial difficulties. Perhaps you
need some extra money just now. We make a
speciality of loaning money on watches, dia-
monds. etc. We loan in large and small
amounts at surprisingly low rates We give
special inducements on large amounts and viii
advance the largest possible sum. Ii is no dis
grace TO borrow money, but Is not pleasant TO
have others know your business Our office is
on the second floor of the Stevenson building.
with private rooms conveniently arranged 50
that all business can be conducted confden-
TALLY. We have burglar proof safes to store the
articles. making ii perfectly secure. This COM
pany was organized especially 10 give the peo-
pie Of Indianapolis a reliable place TO borrow
money on reasonable terms. Will be pleased to
give bank references at any time.
CENTRAL LOAN COMPANY.
23 BUILDING.
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SALES or REAL ESTATE.
Seventeen Transfers Made Matter of
Record Yesterday.

Instruments filed for record In the recorders
Office Of Marion county. Indiana. for the twenty
four hours ending al 5 p. m. May IS. 1901. as fur
nished b. the Indiana Title Guaranty and Loan
Company. No. 10 East Market street. Both tel
epnones. 1908.
Mary \. Renihan to Henry g Campbell.
Lot 81. Bradshaw a. Holiness sub Of
Outlet 100. Corner Virginia ave and
bradshaw - SO, 00o.co
George BernlOehr TO AdOlph Seiden-
sticker. trustee, n W part Of Lot Is.
Fletcher ct ais sub Of Outlets "a.
etc Corner English ave and Harrison
Adolph Seidensticker. trustee. TO George
Bcrnloehr Ct ux.. n W part Of Lot 20,
Fletcher ct ais sub Of OutlOts "a.
etc. Corner English ave and Harrison
SO AVt
George kezler 10 James II. Munro. Lot
q and - II : side OF Lot p. Shelby's
lst sub. ethel st. near 9th sD........ 5000
George KessIer 10 Geo. W. Shelby and
wife. Lot p and l. II n side Lot p.
Shelby's lst sub. ethel 81, near 9th -
81 ovp.V1
Fldelta j. Gregg TO William j. Rich
wine. Lots Al and AZ. StOut's Haugh-
vile add. doth Ut, near Haugh sp..... 5000
Harvey c.. Shafer TO Addie l.. Gould.
Lot %. John W. Chambers sub OF Lots
CONTINUED ON PAGE SEVEN)
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congregational.

CONGREGATIONAL r
Southeast corner New York and Meridian
streets. II. c. Meserve, pastor. Residence.
141l Park avenue. $3.50 a. m, Sunday school:
10. 40 a. m, morning worship, with sermon by
the pastor on Theory and Practice 7:4d
y m, vesper service. with short address by
the pastor and special Wagner music by the
choir and organist. Seats free. All are well
come.
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FOR SALE-Insure your property with FRANK
X. SAWYER.
% building material. mill
FOR SALE-Windo screens, doors. Venetian
blinds. Factory, S5 East South. rear. New,
1929: old. 1890.
FOR SALE-Drug store in this city; good loca-
ton; stock and fixtures up to date; a splendid
chance for a progressive druggist; price, 81, 500.
INDIANAPoLIS DRUG co.
Q shares Indianapolis Fire Insur-
ance Co. stock, at $li2 per share. CRARY &
co. 1927 Stevenson building.
FOR SALE-s4,2 200 Indiana insurance Co. stock;
must be sold, and some one VIII get a bargain.
'CRARY & CO., 1127 stevenson building.
FOR ~SALE-Vernon insurance and Trust Co.
stock; 40 shares must be sold at once: will
venson building.
O stock OF groceries and fix
lures. wagon route; wagon, horses. harness.
etc, at a bargain. Price. $3.50 for outfit. Nm.
Il. DAVIS, 7S1 Law building.
. SALE-We make wood and metal patterns;
service. Old phone 1882. GAS EN-
CINE CO.. K. New York and Belt r. r.
o S~ALE-Belgian hares. 81 a pair; breeders,
50; send money order; II not satisfied will re-
turn money, deducting express charges. Try ms
and i Will treat you right. f. w. HODGES,
Pendleton. Ind.
FOR for sale Great bargain.
Large wood working plant at Plymouth. Ind,
being on the main line Pennsylvania Railroad
Co. IS miles east OF Chicago: Has 225 h. ,.
wood working machinery, dust collecting sys-
TEN, electric light plant, five acres OF ground:
two side tracks; buildings all brick; two acres
of floor space. all on one floor; two-story office.
Very cheap. Said property Will be offered for
sale on May %. 1901. Write for particulars. ID.
+. SNYDER. trustee. Plymouth, Ind.
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wANTED-FEMALE HELP.


WANTED-RelLable girl for general homework.
S3S y. Illinois st
WANTED-Ladies wanted everywhere; address
envelopes home evenings; successful applicants
make good pay: any quantity furnished: seno
addressed envelope particulars. MANAGER,
Dept. IS. Box 1900. Philadelphia.
Unusually capable ana efficient
stenographer; must be very rapid and accurate:
an excellent position and good salary await a
young woman who has executive ability and "A
good business head. Address Box 203. care Jour
nal.
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FoR your property With FRANK
X. SAWYER
TO LGT-See list at lsl L. Market: ground
floor. * APPEL
FOR RENT-A brick hotel at Parker. Ind WILL
LIAM SMITH. 81 East st. Joe street, city.
FOR RENT-See me FOR hardwood doors before
you have your work done. g.. THOMAS. 225
n Alabama
FOR RENT-Furnished house during school
vacation. Ten rooms. Large yard sl4N y.
Pennsylvania St
FOR RENT-A furnished house during school
vacation; 10 rooms. large yard. Inquire 9l4
N Pennsylvania St
FOR modern apartments, Tho
Meridian, corner Meridian and Michigan SITS.
rents reasonable. STILZ * MILLER, Isl East
Market.
FOR ~RENT-Four elegant rooms; bath. city
water. gas, Talbot ave. near Twenty-secOnd
rent S6 per month. STILZ * MILLER, Isl East
Market.
FOR RENT-Three rooms for light housekeeping
in brick block. nine squares north. natural
gas, city water free; rent only IS. SIlLL X
MILLER, 1l East Market.
FOR RENT-seven rooms in Berkeley Terrace;
new; bath, furnace, hardwood floors, two man
tells, Papered. linoleum ON bathroom, hot and
cold water free; rent So: just what you want.
S1lLZ * lLLER 11 East Market.