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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.


REAL ESTATE-Clarence Martindale. architect.
5l6-5s Indiana Trust Bldg
REAL EsTATE-Insure with J. S. CRUISE. odd
and tried eompanies' Prompt adjustment
FOR SALE-Down-town property, choice loca-
ton for nat: 200 feet front c. F. SAfLES &
FOR TRADE-Ten lots on Indianapolis ST. one
square east OF North Indianapolis line;
trade for equities. 3. r. CLINE, 1Z4 L. Market
REAL ESTATE-Five beautiful high level lots
trees; offered at a bargain, b. T. CLINE, l24 E
REAL ESTATE-New double house Of seven
rooms to side: worth So. 500; pays II per cent.
OWNER, II BALDWIN
REAL ESTATE
Insure your property against tornaaoes in the
Delaware Insurance Company. A j. MEYER
& CO. IA Z. Market.
REAL ESTATE-Here is snap-two lots on
Thirty-siXth St, between Meridian and Penn
sylvania SITS Look at these lots and make offer;
party must have money. b. F.. CLINE, Ia Il
Market.
REAL EsTATE-Morton Place. Delaware st;
east iroh zen rooms good pam IursGe' eeII
at bargain. FRANK L. FURGASON, l2O L.
Market, second floor.
REAL neutrality-suspicious., near Twenty,
second; ten rooms, modern; good as new; well
euilt; hot-water heating plant; VIII sell LOT
CHAS. p, DONEY 70I Lemcke -
REAL ESTATE-A two-story double brick block
and modern double house. north; almost new new
price fer the next ten days, Sn,5N RALSION
& CAMDEN. 2O3 Law building.
REAL ESTATE-E. Washington-st. brick bust
ness house; two storerooms, fourteen dwelling
so Lot SoTlS fl alley side ana re9 ner PgSf
NJ. ARBUCKLE, 424 Lemcke building.
REAL ESTATE
A thoroughly modern frame residence on New
Jersey St, near Eleventh; nine rooms elegant
plumbing, east front, s., 500. A. j. MEYER *
CO. IA f. Market.
REAL EsTATE--,Two large houses. strictly
Pine SITS. paying Il per cent. ON investment i,
this is a great snap; suitable for home OF
chance Tor investment. HEATON & co. SZS
Lemcke building
REAL ESTATE-Two acres OF land within I'VE
blocks Of courthouse. in Greenfield IND. this
vided; this is bargain if sold at once; VII
take $500 per acre. II Baldwin block VIII
LIAM Il. DAVIS, owner.
! REAL ESTATE-Good property that will bring
lots at bargains have SEQ oSo dry goods and no.
tions to sell, heavy discount also $1,000 general
store want farm; let me know your wants
/ JOHN A. SMITH. IS ingalls, block
| REAL ESTATE-We have good vacant lots in
every part OF the city, on easy weekly OF
monthly payments; improved streets, and near
| land at city lot prices; If you wish lot on
/ payments, come to US. SPANN & CO, liS T.
| Market.
| REAL ESTATE-Desrable washington-st. build
! st. and courthouse; renting for about $1,000.
monthly tenants; would bring 50. 500 If lease is
] c. CHIEFLY, assistant TO Henry d. Pierce, le12
/ n. Meridian ST. Room IL
REAL ESTATE-Neat seven-room dwelling
! large lot, excellent neighborhood: N Meridian
| St, near Forty-third; two blocks electric car
! line; only $500; owner going on farm; very
c. n WILLIAMS & CO.,
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wANTED-sITUATIoN.


WANTED--Situ ation-Mddle-sged man Of ex-
persence: special collector: good references.
Address Journal, Box I.
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wANTED-REAL ESTATE.

WANTED-Location for factory: light manufac-
turing: 10 employ 100 men. gas belt preferred.
J. c. GROINDYKE. IS River street Chicago. III.
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GENUINE SACRIFICE OF A MOD.
ERIN "MERIDIAN-ST. HOME.

offer FOR SALE for only limited time the
GREATEST BARGAIN ever offered in a Mod
ern Home on Meridian ST This property could
not be duplicated new for less than $4,000 to-
day. Lot is worth $1,000. house $500.
Price is s5.oOO.OO. $1,000 CASH. Balance Long
Time. Per cenc.
This property could be purchased as SPECU-
LATION and YOU Make Money.
JOS. w. SELVAGE. AGENT,
1918 Lombard Building.
Phones III.
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RUG MANUFACTURING.


A w WILLIAMS. manufactures OF rugs por-
there's and rag carpets 515 Massachusetts a.
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VITAL sTATIsTIcs-JUNE %.
Births.

Frank and Amanda colestock. I7z2 Bates street.
girl
Henry and Della Wolfe. $40 North Meridian
street. girl.
Harry and Mary Hudson 12s East Mozart
Hayes and Maud shafer. l2os West Marks
street, girl
Edgar and Lula Laurence. $50 Athon street
boy.
Lewis and Grace Frazeur. 1871 Montoaln
Alexander and Louisa Thompson, $40 West
Eleventh street boy
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FINANCIAL
PRIVATE LOANS
MADE ON NEW PLAN.
ANY amount from So up loaned
on furniture, pianos, horses, wagons,
etc without removal, and the
day YOU ask for II. No delay
Our rates the lowest in the city.
Payments arranged 10 suit you.
VIII accept all or any part Of loan
at any time If desired, for payments.
YOU GET FULL AMOUNT ASKED FOR.
No CHARGES TAKEN OUT IN ADVANCE.
Remember make no inquiries
Of your neighbOrs or friends,
nor do we publish your transaction.
Our treatment is always courteous
and liberal. REMEMBER. it costs
you nothing 10 get our rates
Positively no charge unless loan is made
PRIVATE OFFICES.
All business strictly confidential
THE INDIANAPOLIS MORTGAGE
AND LOAN COMPANY.
Old uhone SAL Room 10, 14T E, Market ST
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NOTICE.
NOTICE-Screen work, oils and paints. LEE
HARDWARE. Illinois and 10th. Phone 2603S.
NOTICE
c. BUTTERWORTH. The Tailor
your spring suit. Sc +. Ohio.
Pressing and cleaning specially.
NOTICE-If in need OF secondhand building ma
terial of any description call phone THE
INDIANAPOLIS WRECkING CO, lois Cornell
av. New phone $685. OLD BUILDINGS BOUGHT
AND TORN DOWN.
NOTICE-Natures own Remedy-W. r. C
Beaumont Crude Oil is achieving wonders as
a cure for Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis
Coughs Colds and all lung and Catarrhal
troubles. Physicians prescribe ii and highly
recommend it, Send % cents in stamps for six
months supply of this wonderful remedy. put
Up in Mexican jugs, with directions for taking
The WYNDHAM-R ROBINSON CO, General Dis
tributers, North Texas Bldg, Dallas. Tex
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wANTED-AGENTS.


WANTED-Well-k known corporation extending It's
business desires engage local managers for
branch Offices: salary ana commission. Address.
with references. BARRETT. IL y. Fourth ST.
ST. Louis, No.
WANTED-Iocal representative for our pubhca-
ton department; good opening for the right
man; must be OF good address, education and
business experience. Apply THE TINES don-
dom, 225 Fourth av., New York city.
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REAL ESTATE-Neat seven-room dwelling;
large lot, excellent neighborhood; y. Meridian
ST. near Forty third; two blocks electric car
line; only s.. 600 owner going on farm; very
anxious TO sell.
c. N WILLIAMS & CO.,
$40 L. Market st.
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Marriage Licenses.

Roscoe Hunter and LYDIA COoney-
Josef Kemp and Bessie Gibson
BENJAMIN r. Moore and Bessie J. Davis
Claude Albertson and Csllie Decker
Charles X. Miller and Annie NICHOLSON
William A. Melton and Cora Incl.
George ". Thomas and Mauce walton
William Warden and Pear Coy
James e. Cecil and Ecith Perry.
Frank Parrish and Grace smith
J. II. N. Cozier and Maud Mccormick
O. .. Elbrite and Pearl St0rer.
Ralph i. Miller and Ethel White
Thomas r. Bruner and Nerlie Stephenson
Robert Latham and Chloe A. keplar.
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Death.
FUNERAL NOTICE.

Mary z. Zeigler. forty-nine. boathouse on
White river. exhaustion.
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wANTED-FEMALE HELP.

WANTED-ATTENTlON LADIES' We offer one
woman in each locality positive monopoly OF
a very pleasant business which viii easily pay
SIS per week. This is no deception, and II you
really want make money. address az once
MABEL E RUSH. Secretary, BOX b. Joliet. III
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MONUMENTS.

MONUMENTAL. DIENER 4ls Z. Washington
Tel 25Z5- Branch works p. entrance crown an
MONUMENTS-TEe floors and marble work a
speciality. INDIANA MARBLE AND GRAN
TIE WORKS. AZ N Del 81. old tel. main sSA
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REAL ESTATE
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Instruments fled for record in the recorders
Office OF Marion county, Indiana, for the twenty
four hours ending at p. m. June 2S. 1902 fur
rished by the Indiana Title Guaranty and Loan
Company. No. 20 East Market street Both tele-
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wANTED-HELP.


WANTED-Boys and girls wanted everywhere
during the summer months; light work, good
pay. Address Department Is Box 1874. New
York city.
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FOR TRADE-Dc you want a farm? Have sew
eral to sell or trade. JOHN A. SMITH, IS
ingalls,
FOR TRADE-s600 rooming house. finely located
for good vacant lot. BAILY, 1861 Z. Wash
inQfon
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WE LOAN MONEY TO SALARIED
PEOPLE


On their personal notes without security.
No mortgage required.
Can be repaid in small weekly or monthly pay
All business strictly confidential. Fair treatment
guaranteed.
INDIANA MORTGAGE & LOAN CO.,
Established 1851
Room 4. Lombard Building.
24lz E Washington st.
LOANS TO HONEST SALARIED PEOPLE ON
THEIR OWN NOTES. WITHOUT
ENDORSEMENT.
STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL.
YOUR EMPLOYER WILL NOT KNOW.
PAY WEEKLY OR MONTHLY.
LONGEST TIME, EASIEST PAYMENTS AND
LOWEST RATES OF ANY COMPANY
IN THE CITY.
If you need money for any purpose you need
wait until you save il up. but come TO US;
we can help you out. No advance charge for
investigation Call and let US explain. SECURl-
TY MORTGAGE LOAN CO.. 207-209 Indiana
Trust building Second floor.
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VETERINARY SURGEON
F. F. Jacobs, ismsness, speciality, 10 g St. Clair
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REAL ESTATE-Eght-r two-story house,
709 E. Twenty-second St; will be sold very
cheap
w E. STEVENSON,
126 z. Market.
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REAL ESTATE-Looki Property southeast cor
of Illinois and Twenty eighth; must be
sold this week price for quick sale $500.
w. Z. STEVENSON,
126 L. Market,
Sole Agent.
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FINANCIAL-J. H PATTISON. IS Monument
place. for prompt loanx
LOANS-Money on MORTGAGES. c. +. SAfLES
CO., III East Market street
FINANCIAL-Money loaned on yaIuables. cash
for old gold WARD & CO.. IL N. Meridian ST
FINANCIAL-Have your abstracts OF title pre-
pared by l. NJ BROWN, third door Lsmcks
Bldg.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. loans on improved
Indianapolis property. lowest rates: privileges
Of payment. SPANN & CO. las z. Market.
FINANCIAL-Real estate loans: less than
1000 promptly made on approved securities at
favorable rates and terms; large loans solicited
o. Z. FIFIELD. 1902 Majestic building.
FJNANCIAL-Money 10 loan at 4. and per
cent on Indianapolis property and good farms
in central Indiana liberal privileges for prepay
ment; get our terms. STANTON * STANTON,
q n. Pennsylvania ST.
FINANCIAL-Five per cent. money 10 loan on
Indianapolis city property. city property
in any county-seat town. Or farm property
anywhere in Indiana; We use our own FUNDS;
no delay; partial payments Call address c.
~. WILLIAMS & CO. s-i0 (. Market ST.
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REAL ESI AIE-
BEAUTIFUL MERIDIAN-STREET
LOTS.

5000 90 for Beautiful 60-foot front lot
on Meridian ST. All Improvements
SIC, 500. 90 will purchase Large, Beautiful
Lot on Meridian Street, JOG feet
front by ESQ feet Deep-Covered with
FOREST TREES-ALL improvements made
5000 per front Foot will purchase very
CHOICE EAST FRONT Lot Meridian St,
near S7th (65x300) SURE to Double
In price within years-GREAT SNAP
OWNER WANTS THE MONEY.
JOS. w SELVAGE. AGENT.
1915 Lombard Bldg. 2411 E Wash. st.
At Forced Sale.
At Forced Sale
At Forced Sale
At forced sale. s. nice building lots, north.
northeast and northwest part of city; must be
sold quick. Owner must have money. These
lots will be sold at about one-half OF their real
value VIII be sold separate whole.
Be quick if you want one.
BENZ. F. CLINE, 1874 E. MARKET
STREET.
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FOR SALE OR TRADE-Real Estate-We have
a buyer for a 60-acre farm near Greensburg
MEYER & NEWCOMB. 12s +. Market St
FOR SALE OR TRADE-Up-to-date double .1S !.
teen room house. SS0S-3s10 E. Washington "a :
will consider good lots HEATON & CO., 500
Lemcke
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Ohio Sabn SHuetin.

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gBasfR 6Iaf?

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= pr0bIi9 tobTH6tig purbe in
Milnautee, Nis., Der etpa 40 Sabre
alte beutide 6armer @b. s. Blum
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Batter au beiudens
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9en porOen mar, i6m "a @tunben
lang als 9SI6rer gu bienen, nuf Die
@pur. Sic fanben i'm uuf Der 5arm
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Trau 6enriette 6. SGberg, bic Supers
inbentin Der 6la9s unb 9anf 4usftellung
in Der Smaba Ggbibitton, f9reibt bon OIL
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tpprben, auf Wabrbeit berubte.
sd bin ie6r 5ufrieben nit ben Refulz
taten, bic i3 bur9 ben 9ebrau9 bDn Pe=
runa. erlangt; i9 bin gan3 geiunb uno
bdlte Yeruna fir eine b09f Dert6bolle
sSamilienzMebt8in."
9enriette 6. SGberg.
Gpmtner GrfaItnneen erfprbern
prpntpte gebanblnng; bieiel6en iinb i'm
mer errftlif nttb 1ttanGmal gefabrlidj.
Sie 8rpmpt6eit mnb Sider6eit, NIT tueIs
der 8ermna tpirft TIT bteien 5allen, bat
biele 2eben serettet. 8ei benz erften
grT9einen elmer grfdltung i'm Sommer
foIlte cine groBe Spiis perunu genommeu
tperben unb tGeinere, 0fter tpieberbplte
9oien foGIten folgen. gs giebt fein unbes
res Mittel, mas bic mibi5inii6e WiFenz
f9aft liefern fann, tpelaes 10 suberldfig
unb 10 RAID tit in feiner @irtung tpie
perlnu.
@6rei6t an bic geruna W1ebitine goms
punD, Columbus, Sbtp, na8 einem freten
Bud betitelt rSommerz&aturrb", pel4es
fatarrbaIif6e &ranfbeiten bebanoelt, tDt:
Fe i'm CONNER nortommen.
SdtrciFf nrt Nic GR n .T0x@A st7,S 1Ss.1r1-
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TRnf iunar samen berunaIildt.

9opttn 8 ptlle &p, 6. Qug.
= Gin grfuriions3ug Der nSQinois
Central 8abn4 ii6srraT6te beute
1a4mittog flint iunge 9amen auf
elmer bO4en Bride gu 9apIOn
Springs. 3pet purOen 3ermalmt,
bic bret anberen Iprangen bera6 unO
erlitten pabri4einli4 t0Otli6e Ser
leBungen.
Die 8etDOteten finb: SRI. S.@mitb
aus pabucab, &n., unO SRI. 2ucp
Stebenion aus 9ifOrp @rODe, &p.
Die 8erleBten: Sri. Gieonora 6lint
aus 9abuca6, &p., SRI. @Oit6 Stss
benIon aus 6idorp GroDe unO SRI.
Wlinnie gli9ols aus games, &p.
9lae flint Spfer Atelten ii4 ais
Safe gu 9aip)pH Springs aut-
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The finer the better for paint; no
matter what paint, and the h,
Devoe lead and zinc ground toge .ner.
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BECKMAN.

Farmers busy blowing and plant
ing.
The predicted SHOWS did not reach
here but we had quite hail storm
Monday.
Miss Augusta Rhodes opened q pri-
vate school here Monday. We wish
her success in teaching the young
idea how to Shoot
c. T. Rhodes has purchased some
land and will move thereon as soon
as he can erect house
&. W. Moon has returned from
Washington with his family and has
resumed farming for livelihood.
Mrs. Mary Savage las moved back
to Sang Run.
Newton Merrill has purchased the
Mowery property and expects to move
on it next fall.
Mrs. Jemima Mowery now owns the
Hardesty farm, having purchased
same few days ago.
CdlCIu hCc lldS DccH dilllCucu quite
seriously with carbuncles.
Merchant Mellinger is putting in a
shingle mill here and expects to have
a saw mill in operation ere long.
Our Epworth League still lives nd
is doing well. 1t was reorganized re-
Gently by the election of the following
officers: George W. Moon, president;
James A. Baldwin, Miss Ada Howell,
Miss Augusta Rhodes and Mrs. J. L.
Fitzwater, vice presidents Miss Mat
tie Garlitz, secretary, and f. R. Lee,
treasurer.
Our Sunday school is moving on
again very nicely with c. T. Rhodes
as superintendent.
Rev. Funk breaches for us Sunday
at 1890 a. m.
OCCASIONAL.