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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-12-01

REAL ESTATE
SECURITY TRUST COMPANY.
As y. Pennsylvania Street,
Opposite POstoffice.
Valuable vacant ground, North, fronting Me-
ridian and Pennsylvania SITS.
Georgia st. Price, s1S. 1000.
Business property, North; good locality; three
storerooms. all rented by responsible tenants;
will pay net s per cent.
L. Westinghouse. business property; new
building; vacant ground adjoining to build two
more storerooms; a bargain.
Good modern dwelling, North; streets and side
walks improved; sewer, gas. city water; owner
about to leave the city; will sell cheap.
Large plat of ground. North. between Meridian
and Pennsylvania sts.; fronts both streets; come
and get price.
Very desirable residence property on North
lot.
Factory, site and factory building; factory site
on track; will sell cheap.
Fine residence on n. Capitol av.; bath. fur
mace; fine order; Sc, 800.
Residence property on N. Alabama St. down
town; lot, 5SX1S5; corner; get price.
Three dwellings on East Tenth street, in very
good condition.; good rental property; nets Z per
cent.
Double house and house in rear on w. Tenth
St; property in good condition; good rental prop
erty; price, $500.
SECURITY TRUST COMPANY.
As n. Pennsylvania Street,
Opposite Postoffice.
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A GOOD REALTY RECORD
NOVEMBER ALMOST REACHED THE
MILLION-DOLLAR MARK.
Several Large Real Estate Deals
About to MateriaIize-Trans-
fers and Permits.

The total number OF real-estate trans
fers during the month Of November was
COZ. representing considerations aggregating
nearly H.OOO.OOO, the actual amount being
1901. 4.49. This is a showing far in excess
of what the real-estate men expected, as
November is called a duh month. The
October transfers were also beyond the
stimat at the first of the month and
showed the biggest increase of any month
In several years. The October sales
amounted to S1,24S, 1866 and November has
pushed close to the mark. falling but about
$3.50, 300 short. When it is considered that
the last week OF November contained one
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES all business
was suspended, the month was really as
active as October. The total number OF
transfers for the week ending Nov. 30 was
s42.e4-
The number OF mortgage releases during
the month Of November was 443, with a
total of $522, 1913.
market Is firm with small properties sell
ing at good prices and in demand There
have been few large transactions In the
past two months, but several real-estate
men have deals pending that involve heavy
considerations Some Of these are ex-
pected to materialize this week The out
ltOh IOI OtCEIlDtI > tntOuld 6AA6s SAiN
November and October made such a re-
markable showing.
Harry Bowser yesterday sold to Joseph
w. Sewage his residence property at the
corner of Delaware and Twentieth streets
for $4,000. Mr.. Sewage decided to L. T,
Woodbridge a property on Broadway, near
Twenty-second street, for $500.
XXX
Frank M. Page has sold 10 Jesse NJ. La
Toilette his property on Ashland avenue
near Eleventh street. for $4,000.
Herman E. Martens has purchased OF
Mary E.. Lister five lots on a avenue
near University street, for $500.
James A Wilson has purchased through
the B. F. Cline agency a farm of los acres
near Cloverdale Of j.. T. Bartel for 1880.
Elmer Smith has sold his farm OF ninety
one acres in Pike township to John Black
for 5000.
The Realty Investment Company has pur
chased ffty-four lots in Reagan Park ad'
dition for 5000. The lots were bought a:
IN investment.
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Building Permits.

William Ward. two frame houses. MS spann
avenue, $1,000.
$3.50
James Gavrich. house. Chicago street. 500.
r.. ] Olny. cottage. sl2 Cottage avenue. 500.
r. J. Olny. cottage. repairs. so Cottage ave
South Park Land Company, frame dwelling,
600 Parkway street. $500.
South Park Land Company. frame house. $50
Terrace street. $1,000.
South Park Land Company, frame house. $40
Terrace street, $1,000.
George J. Hammel. two-story dwelling, Nine
teenth and Sheldon streets. 50. 100.
+. Z. Hamilton. frame dwelling. Sutherland
avenue and Twenty-eighth streets, s.. 500.
Carrie Coyle. frame house. se6 West Maryland
street. $500.
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wANTED-sALEsMAN


!. statesmen for Indiana; I'LL va
cancies; staple line; bond required; only sales
men with established trade considered. Address
725. care Journal.
wANTED-Two vacancies for high-class travel
ing statesmen; reliable line and house; state av-
eTage sales; present salary and references: cor
resDo1dence confidential Box 44. Detroit. Mich.
WANTED-Reliable Cleveland house wants
bright man as travelling salesman general mer-
camille trade: energy, business ability and sales
manship will make position permanent. Box SO,
Cleveland, o.
W~ANTED-By a New York importing tea,
coffee and spice house, a hrst-class salesman
with established trade in Indiana. Address
giving present connections and amount OF sales
last two years, j. II. c." Journal
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most Of his training as an electrician In his
native country. After attending the tech
nical schools of Sweden he came to Boston.
1t was while in America that he invented
his system Of steering torpedoes from land,
which has been adopted by the English
government.
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VITAL STATISTICs-N0v. 80.
Births.
Marriage
Deaths.

ANGEL Stamm and Bertha May Snider.
James Simpson and Linnie Gurley.
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and i2th ST. 5000
Gustin Dierdorn 70 John Dierdorn. part
ington st. near soufbsastern av)....... L250.co
Transfers. "a: total .......s 55. $50. 20
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Nathaniel +. Owings ct al. to Josephine
o. Madden, undivided two-thirds Of
Lot 10. McKernan's sub OF McKernan
a. Pierce's sub OF Outlets 12S and 121.
(McCauley st. near Senate av).-.......
Geo. Rech TO Emma Kempf, Lot 10.
ReCh's s. Meridian-st sub. illinois
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81 nCaA AoNd
Elmer Smith TO John Black ct ux.. part
Tp Is, r 2-91 T4-10O acres. pike town
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Harry Bowser yesterday sold to Joseph
w. selvage his residence property at the
corner of Delaware and Twentieth streets
for $4,000. Mr.. Selvage decided to L.. T.
Woodbridge a property on Broadway, near
Twenty-second street, for $500.
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Unfversa1fst.

THE U~NIVERSALIST CHURCH
Corner of New Jersey and Fifteenth streetA
Rev. Charles A. Skinner, father OF Otis Skinner.
the actor. will preach in this church this morn
evening at 7:45. Sunday schgol. $50 a. m. De-
votional meeting. 6:45.
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FOR RENT
RENTAL LIST.

We represent the Prussian National Insurance
Co. and the Phoenix Assurance Co. OF London.
A.. J. MEYER & CO.. IA f. Market st.
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NOTICES.
congregational.

PLYMOUTH CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
Services held in the Hebrew Temple. corner
Delaware and Tenth streets II. q. Meserve,
pastor. Residence. l4ll Park avenue. $50 a. m,
Sunday school; 10:45 a. m. morning worship.
with sermon by the pastor; las p. m. second
lecture on the life of Jesus, illustrated by the
Tissot pictures. Subject. From the Calling OF
the Disciples 20 the Tempest tFor further de-
tails see advertisement on last page OF this
paper.) Seats free. All are welcome.
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llttn -, HedT MlssOuTa SD.s.....s......
Josephine o Madden ct al. to Mary s
Owings. undivided two-thirds OF Lots
% and 81, Bruce Place add. Park av,
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STORA Transfer and Coal .
house and safe movers; heavy hauling Of III
kinds. SIS S. Delaware ST Telephone 2a1S. =
sTORAGE-No rats. mice or bugs. new -
house. your goods In separate apartments ~
y. Alabama 81.
sTORAGE-INDIANA STORAGE AND TREN-
FER co. 1900 square feet OF sraces sNSI
proof. electric elevators; once. syS T.. WashtnT-
eo2s. LEW SHANK
sTORAGE-The Union Transfer and s,oraE.
Company, corner East Ohio street ana be-
line tracks, only nrst-class storage ~soiicited
Grating and pseking OF household gods a
speciality. SPECIAL FREIGHT rates on
and other Western ints.
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Harry McMillin 20 Emory T. Sloan,
same as
John e. Elsner TO Chas. Muesing, jr,
Lot q. So Is. Beaty's add. (Orleans
~ near InMa sfl
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REAL ATE-Bea modern nine-room
residence, New Jersey St, between Twelfth and
Thirteenth Morris addition); Trust gas; lovely
home for you.
w. f. STEVENSON,
126 +. Market,
Sole Agent.
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WANTED-AGENTS

WANTED-Free outfit mailed at once TO work
ing agents; lowest price. Christmas books
credit given; commission half of. FERGUSON
s097 Fifth ST. Cincinnati.
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Notice to Contractors and Builders.
Yellow pine timbers and joist in stock at
Indiana Timber Co. Office and yards E.
22d st. and MOnon Railroad.
l. H. COBURN, Proprietor.
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WANTED-Ladies for easy home work; some
thing entirely new and very profitable: ex-
perience unnecessary. MRS. TODD, III North
Illinois street.
WANTED-Ladies wanted 20 work on sofa pill
lows; materials furnished: steady work guar
anteed: experience unnecessary; send stamped
envelope TO MISS MGEE NEEDLEWORK
DEPT. IDEAL CO., Chicago.
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SpirftuaIfst.

THE FIRST SPIRITUALIST cHURcH-Corner
Alaoama ana NeW 1ork streets SUNDAY serN-
Conman, the gifted speaker from Grand Rapids.
Mich, will occupy the rostr:Im and give tests
morning and evening. Wednesday evening meet
ing at 7:45 o'clock. Next Thursday, Dec. 3. an
nual fair and supper at the; church. AL come
and take supper with the ladies.
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ESTATE.


WANTED-Farm: medium size, within 50 miles
Of city; send description and price to J. w. T,
Journal Office.
REAL ESTATEI have $4,000 to invest in good
farms or other real estate. give full descrip-
ton and cash price, which must be low. J. W.
T. Journal office.
WANTED-To trade a lot between Fifteenth
and Sixteenth SITS, with plenty Of Trust gas
and worth s.. 800 for ground farther north. Ad-
dress Box SIS. care Journal.
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FOR TRADE.

FOR TRADE-155-acre farm, Knox county. Indi-
ana, for stock goods; 100-acre farm, Hancock
county, Indiana, for city residence property; 100
acre farm. Marshall county, Indiana, for equity
in city property; 160-acre farm, Jennings county.
Indiana, for good outside property; 10l-acre farm.
Jefferson county. Indiana. for city or outside
property; S0-acre farm, Michigan, will trade for
rental property. J. w. FRIDAY * CO., 4I
Lemcke building.
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OFFICES AND BUILDINGS.
APARTMENTS AND FLATS.

FOR RENT-A few very choice 8 and Groom
fats still to be had in The Lexington, Capitol
ave, between 18th and 18th SITS. just completed:
modern, safe and high-class construction and
APPOINTMENTS; steam heat; low rentals. Apply
on the premises or Room 3. ingalls, Bldg. Both
teIephones. 594.
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New Jerusalem.

NEW CHURCH CHAPEL-ss North Alabama
street Rev. Willis l. ~l5ladish. minister.
Service and sermon. II o'clo-N Subject Of SER
mon, Relation Of SwedenboTg's Writings to the
Word" Sunday school. $3.50 4. m.
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FOR SALE OR TRADE.


FOR SALE OR TRADE-Livery stock in good
town; will trade for small farm. Address @. f.
DANNETTELLE, Galveston, Ind.
FOR SALE OR new. modern, 10
room residence. north; hardwood finish, walls
and ceilings elegantly decorated: cellar, c~istern,
city water, good barn; large lot; strictly first
class; VIII trade for cottage north and some
cash; time on balance. WRIGHT & CO., So
Baldwin Bldg.
FOR SALE OR TRADE-Up-to-date modern,
two-story frame dwelling; . rooms, 3 halls,
front and back stairs, large attic over whole
house; modern plumbing; sewer connection, ce-
ment walks; would exchange for Street Railway
stock or Consumers Gas stock or vacant lots
or business property. HENRY d. PIERCE, 1872
N. Meridian, Room IL.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

BUSINESS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES with 500 to
take entire State agency for New York manu-
factory for article that sells at sight; will show
you how you can make $lvO weekly. ADDRESS A.
C, Jouranl office.
BUSINESS CHANCE-Investors savings can
earn a minimum Of II per cent. per annum,
payable quarterly; guaranteed from loss; par
ticulars on application. Address
DEPARTMENT, 66 Broadway, New York.
BUSINESS CHANCE-We have several oil pro-
ducing properties for sale, earning from $500
to 81. 900 per month. All over one year old and
will stand close investigation. For particulars
address BRIGHT * Davidson Lombard bldg.
BUSINESS CHANCE-Wanted. an active man
as manager and superintendent OF an oil COM
pany. Salary and interest offered TO party in
Nesting 81, 200. Address BRIGHT & DAVIDSON,
Lombard building.
BUSINESS income OF $1,000 per
year can be secured by any one who will take
the trouble to investigate our plans: no gold
mine, oil well or gambling scheme; simple.
STRAIGHTFORWARD business proposition. THE
JUMfAPA CO. sl5-621 Fullerton building. St.
Louis, Mo.
BUSINESS CHANCE
"Success in Speculation"
Large profits can now be made in stocks and
grain on small investments by our safe system:
send for our book; Modern Methods for Safe
Investments" and our special letters Of advice
free. NJ. b. CLOVER a. CO.. Bankers and
brokers'. Chicago Stock Exchange Bldg. Chicago.
Make your money earn a steady income: SIS
upwards invested with US Will earn 30 per cent.
10 40 per cent. monthly, payable every IS days.
Send for our new book Successful Systematic
on the grain market without loss. Highest
commercial, financial and successful customer
references. z. PARKER Broker.
155 La Sale St, Chicago, III.
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NOTICE.


L. A. CATS CLIPT OATS.
sl w. WASHINGTON 81.
O0TTCF-TnSure your property with a Il
CARTER * CO, ls East Market
SoTICElIf in need OF secondhand building ma
Ns.-isI ~ any description call on or phone The
,NgDTANAPOLIs WRECKING co. lois Cornell
a. New Phone ASS. L BUILDINGS
RoUGHT ~ TORN DOWN.
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Office, second floor, 1917 Virginia ave.. 1900
OFFICES.
Desirable rooms. Company's building,
11S-122 Z. Market
Modern offices in LAW $40 and
upward; steam heat, electric light, janitor serv-
ice; complete law library for tenants use.
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PALMISTHY.

PALMISTRY-Have your hand read. loc. BY
MADAM DELMAINE and most
scientific palmists, as many thousands VIII tes-
tify they have read for. they VIII read one hand
free OF any school child under i years. Tor one
week. ~ accompanies by parent or guardian
Bring your children and learn what their voca-
ton in life Is: full palm reading. &C. with pic
week only; entertainment for soclals furnished
Hours, 3 a. m. 10 3 y. m. 10 y. pennsylvania
street.
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DIED.


SHORTRIDGE-Miss May Rose Shortridge,
daughter Of Mary r. and W. c Shortrfdge.
Saturday evening at 6.l5 at her home. six miies
south OF the city. Notice OF funeral later.
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FOR

FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
FOR SALE-New and secondhand typewriters:
machines rented.
OFFICE, % S. Illinois st. Old phone 59l, new
$50.
FOR .SALE-Typewriters. all standard makes;
machines rented SO per month. Repairing So
licited. TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE. Room 25,
No. 7 S. Meridian st. Old phone 1880.
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TYPEwRITERs.
STOVES AND

sToyE REPAIRS-Stove repair and tin shop.
g35 Virginia av. New phone. 2i16. Old phone
green. asa.
STOVES-MODEL STEEL RANGES AND
stoves. Quick Meal steel ranges and gasoline
goods. HOME STOVE CO., Hills s. Meridian st
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FOR SALE=FARMS.

FARMS o SALE-Send 2 cents for sample
copy Homes 10 Custom House Place, Room
D Farm realty a speciality. New features. If
you wish TO buy or sell farms subscribe for
HOMES" Chicago.
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WANTED-HELP

WANTED5si2 weekly copying letters at home.
either sex; inclose two stamps with application
LAKE SHORE MERCANTILE CO., Dept. 20.
Chicago.
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CORRESPONDING

Observation-Disclosures work Special at
tention 10 lameness and interfering. FEELS
a SIS L. Washington 81.
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DIRECTORS.
FOL sALE-HoRsEs AsD VEHICLES.

FOR SALE-Rubber tire. closed carriage; Stu
debaker; used one season; IL nrst-class repairs:
good as new; will sell cheap. SHOWERS 32i e
Market ST.
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TO EXCHANGE.
TO EXCHANGE-l6O-acre farm in Miami coun-
~. Indiana, for a stock of hardware. Address
Box 800, Rochester, Ind.
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WANTED-Saddle horse. HENRY D.. PIERCE
1872 y. Meridian St, Room II
WANTED-Vaudeville performers; white quar-
tet; few good amateurs. ladies and gentlemen.
Immediate engagement. Room 1. Pearson block.
135 y. Delaware.
hundred stage dancers for The
season: ladies or gentlemen. new beginner
uishing TO learn and get a nrst-class start
call PROF. RAYNO SCHOOL. go West Ohio
street. indianapolis.
W4NTED-ACME AND FRISCO
CLEANERS: WALL TIMING THAT Is
WASHABLE; CAN BE DONE OVER OLD
pspER LIQUID ATIN FOR
AM BATHROOMS. HENRY TAY-
Top 47 MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE NEW
PHONE. 1864. OLD. l-2S5s: RESIDENCE
PHONE. BLACK OIL
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PAINTING.
SEALED


NOTICE TO CONTRACTORs-THE CARNEGIE
PUBLIC LIBRARY BOARD OF
TON, IND, will receive sesled bids al the Of
fee OF Gardiner * Slimp, In the city OF wash
ington, Daviess county, Indiana, until noon OF
the % day OF January, 1902. for the construction
of a public library at said city. according 70
plans and specifications which can be seen AZ
said Office and at the office Of Patton a Miller.
architects, lis Monroe street. Chicago. III Bid
ders will be required TO file with thsir bids q
certified check for $1,000 as a forfeit In case or
refusal TO contract in the event OF award The
board reserves the right 10 reject any and all
bids. WIN. II. GAhDlNER, FresloenI
EZRA MATTINGLY. Secretary.
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LOST.

~LOST-Sman gold fraternity stick pin Phi Delta
Theta 90 A % Return 10 l. X. T. Tutewiler.
sol y. Senate avenue. Reward.
OST-A Grand Opera House. large pocket
book. containing papers OF no value to any
one except owner. Suitable reward. H.. GOLD
STEIN. SIG Union 81.
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LAUNDRY.
CHIROPODlST.

UNION COOPERATIVE LkUNDRY-Nos- "a
23S Virginia ave. Phone 1909.
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FOR RENT-A few very choice 5 and Groom
fats still TO be had in The Lexington. Capitol
nTsj; 9e'W safe a p high-ciass constru DcItiiooPpieaan and
appointments; steam heat; low rentals. Apply
on the premises or Room g. ingalls, Bldg. Both
telephones. 594.
FOR RENT-ROOMs.
refinement only. Call 6O6 f. South st.
FOR RENT-Storeroom. Nc. 152 n. Delaware.
& JOSS. 17 e. Washington.
INSURANCE.
INSURANCE-Insure your home in the Royal
Insurance Company. w. A. GREYER. 4o5
Majestic Bldg.
WANTED-MALE HELP.
WANTED-Drug clerk, registered; give refer
ences and salary expected. OSCAR S.
WANTED-Carriage smith, smith hnishers and
smith helpers. Apply or address JOHN u.
MILLER, 2i24 y. Illinois st, indianapolis, Ind.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. salesman to the wholesale
and retail trade only; salary 1900 and ex-
penses. THE 81 Caxton building,
State of Indiana on salary and commission
contract. Address JNO. H DAVIDSON. Lom-
bard building.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., one who understans
both mechanical and architectural work. State
experience and salary expected. Work steady.
Address Box 800, care Journal.
WANTED-Trustworthy man TO manage Office,
this city; $50 weekly to start; experience I'M
necessary. but reference and $50 security re-
quired. CANNON, Supt. Temple Bar, Cincin-
natl. o.
WANTED-One hIst-class planning mill machine
man, who can also run turning lathe; state
age, experience and salary expected. Address
at once. MERCER LUMBER CO, Hartford
City. Ind.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of
appointments to be made; examinations soon
I'm every State; Circular lbs. giving full particu-
lars, sent free. Write for ii to-day TO NATION
AL CORRESPONDENTS INSTITUTE, Wash
ington, ID. g.
WANTED-Carriage mechanics. b~lacksmiths
painters, trimmers. wareroom craters and
woodworkers. Cincinnati. the carriage manufac-
turing center OF the United States. needs more
carriage workers for its increasing trade; %
shops built 10. COO vehicles this year; steady en-
ployment. good wages; good schools: rents and
living cheap. Address with references. u. S.
VEHICLE MFRS. ASSN. Box 103. Station r.
Cincinnati, o.
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For sale, an elegant residence property almost
In the center of the city; splendid location, large
frontage and depth; an ideal place for an apart
ment or large fiat building. There is nothing
equal TO II for such purpose or for a fine, mod
ern home. This desirable property will be sold
Tor $4,000; $1,000 cash, balance one, two and
three years. with s per cent. interest. This is a
proposition of exceptional merit. For further in
formation address PROPERTY Journal office.
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Chas. a. Boyle 20 Bayard ]. Boyle.
Lot ,. L. & L. r. r. Co.'S sub OF the
north part OF Outlot 81. lord ST.
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DENTISTRY.

D~ENTISTRY-Dr. s. r. Earhart. painless den
fist. By the systematic treatment. uh w.
Wash. St. Iron block. OPP. II. p. WATSON 4 Co.
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Emory T. Sloan ct al. 10 Harry Nc
Millin. Lot 23S. a. NJ. Ogle ct ais
East Park add. (Temple av. near
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FURNACES.

FURNACES-Once more In the ring. The cheap
est place TO buy q hrst-claS furnace IL 81
ZIG S. Pennsylvania New phone i449. HENRY
A M
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NOTICE


BOOTH-The funeral OF Mrs. Mary Booth. 50
N Alabama street, will be held Monday at Il
a. m. lnterment Oak Hill Cemetery, Crawfords
willie.
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Harry Bowser To JOS w. Sewage. Lot
n, Morton Place add Corner Della