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USE OF COMPANY NAME
LITIGATION OF WHITE RIVER
GRAVEL AND SAND CONCERN.
John j. Johnson Sues for n Restrain
ing Order-Mrs. POIIard's Suit on
POIicy-Court Cases.

John ]. Johnston. head of the White
River Gravel and Sand Company. yester-
day filed complaint in the Superior Court
against John 3. Huggler, Lizzie B. Hug
gler and Dayton Wheat, asking Judge
feathers, of Room ?, to issue a temporary
retraining order compelling the defendants
named to forego the use of the title white
River Gravel and Sand Company.
The request for the injunction is another
phase of the business troubles of the COM
pany. Several days ago Judge Leathers
granted a petition of Charles o. Roemler,
who had been appointed receiver for the
old White River Gravel and Sand Com
pany. allowing him to dispose of the good
will and effects of the company. Mr.. ROem-
Ter sold the property to Mr.. Johnston, and
at the same time, it is stated compromised
a claim against Huggler. the former secre-
tary and treasurer of the company. 1t was
thought at the time that the difficulties
brought into court by the suit of Wheat
against the White River Gravel and Sand
Company had been ended.
Now Mr.. Johnston comes into court and
claims that the value of the business of the
property he purchased from Receiver Roem-
lei is being injured by the operations OF
the parties he names as defendants. They
have established a company similar to his
own, he says, and have taken for a firm
name the title by which his customers know
his own company. He alleges that Huggler
and the others have represented to custo-
mers that their company is the old one
and that their representations have caused
him great loss.
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DEALS IN REAL ESTATE
A GOOD DEMAND FOR INVESTMENT
PROPERTY THIS MONTH.
Spring COmes-SaIes of Small
Properties.

The reaI-estate market for the month has
been normal. with a good demand for in
vestment property Returns on invest
nents were never better than they are
now. and the cheap money IS inducing
many persons TO buy homes. as we'll as
others To purchase for investment pur-
poses only. Real-estate men generally do
not look for a brisk market until the break
Of winter. when property may be sold to
a better advantage. Yet January is con-
sidered a good investment month owing to
the fact that property may be purchased
during that month more cheaply than at
any other time. This year however prices
have remained higher than usual, and
owners are holding their property for the
highest prices.
There were III transfers during the week,
representing an aggregate consideration of
$27f625.72. There was also "A large balance
of mortgage releases over mortgages, the
number of releases being ia, representing
S15s. So. a. and OF mortgages eighty-six.
representing membranes amounting to
S121. 1875.
The double frame dwellings at 1892 and
1854 Ingram street were sold yesterday by
the Caldwell & Moore agency for Joel H.
Il.
lin for consideration of 5000. The lot
has frontage Of forty feet and a depth of
40 feet. Mr.. Coughlin purchased, through
the same agency, the double frame dwell
ing OF Mrs. Eliza J. @. Newsom. located
on Windsor street, for $3.100. The lot has
frontage of forty feet and depth of 100
feet
A. II. Banning yesterday sold through the
]. w. Friday agency his home on Univer-
sity avenue Irvington. to b L. Allen. The
lot has a frontage of 20 feet.
Fred Cline yesterday purchased a lot at
the corner Of Park avenue and Nineteenth
street from W. E. English for S1,sOo. The
lot has frontage of 40 feet and depth
OF 1876 feet. He also purchased the double
frame dwelling of Thomas A. Carpenter on
tor S4,500
Frank X. Sawyer has sold his cottage on
Eugene street, near RAIDER street, in North
indianapolis. to Carletta Loftin through
the Yargen agency for $500 The lot has a
frontage of 30 feet and a depth of 126 feet.
k
Michael Clifford. of Delphi. Ind, will
erect on his lot at PAP Ashland avenue a
handsome frame dwelling of ten rooms with
modern improvements st a cost of $500.
The stTuctiOn will be supervised By the
Hargen Real-estate Agency.
XXX
Mary c. Howe has sold to Thomas A.
WinterrOwd residence property on North
Pennsylvania street. near Eighteenth. fol-
$500 She sold another house and lot To-
Gated at the corner of Talbot avenue and
Sixteenth street TO the same purchaser fol
$500
XXX
Michael II. Spades has transferred TO
George j. Marott property at the corner
Of Locke and Rhode Island streets for
5000.
Frederick A Clark has purchased of
Joseph II. Clark house and lot North
Capitol avenue, near Twenty-ninth street.
for $500
Henry Hartman has sold TO George H
Wampler a residence property on Spann
avenue, near Laurel street, for $3.50.
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THE HIGHER COURTS RECORD.
APPELLATE COURT.
Minutes


1923. State Bank of Indiana VS.. Victor NJ
Rackus ct al Marion S. c. Appellant s
brief
1898. The Wabash Railway Company IS.
Cincinnati, Richmond * Muncie Railroad
Miami c. c. Submitted notices.
4271. John L. Kness, administrator, VS..
James 5. Mcdonald. administrator ct al
Vanderburg c. c. Amended petition notice.
413l. The Supreme Tribe Of Ben-Hur vs..
Romeo d. klinefelter. Lake s. c. Appel
lees brief.
4147. Chicago. Indianapolis & Louisville
Railway Company vs.. Lucinda Barnes adj
ministratrix. Montgomery C. c. Appel-
lants petition for additional time. Granted
thirty days.
4222. Cincinnati Richmond G. Muncie
Railway Company VS.. Alice r. Doblas et al
Henry g. c. Appellant brief
1909. Robert Franklin ct al VS. Lewis
Lee. Nanderburg s. G.. Appellants petit
ton and brief for rehearing.
1911. Martha NJ. Ferstesmaker VS.. Carter
Holman ct al. Grant c. c. Appellants pc
tition for transfer TO Supreme Court.
SUPREME COURT.
Minutes
1920. Cynthia Ann whittenberger ct al.
VS.. William Bower CT al. Appellants reply
brief.
1874 Baltimore & Ohio 6. Chicago Rail-
way Company VS.. Town OF Whiting ct al.
Lake c. G. Appellants brief.
1914S Baltimore, Ohio & Chicago Rail-
road Company VS.. The City Of Hammond
CT al Appellants brief.
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John NJ. Gore has filed a suit against
Henry c. Tanner asking the court to award
him a judgment for $1,000 Mr. Gore alleges
that according TO the terms of an agree
ment with Tanner he was to organize and
form a company for the manufacture of
patented refrigerators. The stock of the
company, according to the terms of the
agreement. was TO be $4,000 1t was agreed,
Mr. Gore claims, between Tanner and him
self that he was to receive $1,000 for his
services, taking the amount in stock of
the company. He alleges that he fulfilled
his part of the contract, and that he or
ganized a company with a capital stock
of 100000. When he demanded from Tanner
the payment of stock said to have been
agreed upon, he alleges, Tanner refused
to fulfill his part of the contract. Gore
claims that Tanner is in possession of stock
to the value of $4,000, and is we'll able to
compensate him for services rendered. The
stock is valuable, he says, and worth the
amount asked, 5000.
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THE COURT RECORD.
SUPERIOR COURT.


Room John l.. McMaster Judge.
Dovie Evans VS.. William S. Evans; d.
vorce Submitted and part of evidence
heard.
Mary Snyder VS. William Snyder; di-
vorce Judgment and decree for plaintiff
at her cost. with custody of minor chill
dren-Minnie Snyder. age twelve years
Helen Snyder, age eight years, and Mamie
Snyder, age six years. Plaintiff prohibited
from marrying for two years.
Room FLAMES NJ. feathers, Judge.
w ]. Hubbard VS.. Lizzie Thompson: ap-
peal from Justice Stout. Trial by jury.
Verdict returned for plaintiff for $50
James =. Mitchell VS.. p, c., c. * st. L.
Ry.; damages. Dismissed at plaintiff s
costs.
Room 3-vinson Carter Judge
John NJ. Gore VS.. Henry C. Tanner; in
junction. Dismissed by plaintiff Judg-
ment against plaintiff for costs.
CIRCUIT COURT.
Henry Clay Allen, Judge.
Lavina Lyons VS. Henry Gundlock ct al. !;
clearinghouse lien. Submitted to court.
CRIMINAL COURT.
Fremont Afford, Judge.
Jane McEbery; assault to kill Trial
by jury. Found guilty of assault. Fined
$50 and costs.
NEW SUITS FILED.
The City Bond Company VS.. Joseph H.
Neff ct al; complaint improvement lien.
Superior Court, Room s.
John NJ. Gore Henry G. Farmer; COM
plant for judgment. Superior Court.
Room l.
Assurance Company; damages. Superior
Court, Room 2.
Emma l. Moulton VS.. Frank Mculton; di-
vorce. Superior Court, Room /.
John j. Johnson VS.. White River Gravel
and Sand Company; complaint for injunc-
ton. Superior Court, Room 2.
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For SALE OR TRADE.
FOR SALE OR TRADE

FOR SALE OR TRADE
Fine business block Louisville Ky valued at
s75, OOO for property in this city; will assume or
pay difference. one of the best flats in this
city. 100 vacant lots, all parts of the city Fine
block, :. Meridian St, valued So, 000 and
cash for better block. One Of the best hotel
buildings and furnishings in a thriving county
seat valued at 100000 for something better
better; will assume or pay cash difference. $40
OoO; very fine apartment houses. North Side
will take smaller property as part pay, balance
to suit p moderate dwellings, ranging from
81 500 to 500 each, and cash for block Ele-
CANT double house, Broadway. st. Clair
renting $50 Der month; take good lot as part
frontage. valued s4,CO0. and cash for improved
realty. 1850 purchases 100 feet frontage, w
for. Seven acres in Southport; good house nice
fruits, well watered: price. s.. 600. Business
block. f: Washington st. near courthouse, half
cash, balance trade. Six lot in, North Side ad-
diton. clear, for equity. Two good houses in
cumbrance, for indianapolis equities or vacant
lots. Hotel in Illinois St, half cash balance
trade. Business block within two squares of
monument rents $500 month; will take half
good town; rent. S65 per month; clear; trade for
room house, Keystone av., 5000 incumbrance for
property in West indianapolis. Thirty live acres
near Broad Ripple for city property will pay
difference. Thirteen acres in eastern part Of
citv fronts Watts ST. for small rentals Fifty
property will assume or pay cash difference
business block, on McCrea st. clear of debt
mile this side of Valley Mills, 800 per acre for
cottage We match up any property that
YOU may have with value. We simply give a
small amount Of property that we have on hand
for trade. and II YOU have property that you
contemplate changing II costs you nothing to
call and see us. and we will gladly furnish you
money in the purchase Of a home WEBB e,
co. SIC Stevenson block. Old phone 316S
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CIVIC ALLIANCE.
An Attempt VIII Be Made to Secure
Pledges from Voters.

Members OF the Civic Alliance held an
other meeting last night at Y NJ c. a.
Hall to perfect plans Cor charging the or
ganization. Speeches were made by the
Rev DIR. Ballard. DR.. Stansfield. Charles
Orbison, c. W. Brown and Mr.. McCrea. 1t
was decided that each member shall take
a blank furnished by the secretary, on
which he will secure the names Of voters
in sympathy with the movement. When the
names are put the list the signer is
pledged TO support the work of the alliance
and vote at all county and city elections
for the men that represent the movement
adopted by the society. The secretary dis
tributed about seventy-fiVe pledges last
night. The new officers were to have been
elected, but owing 10 the pressure of other
matters the election was deferred until the
next meeting. The temporary officers
chosen some weeks ago will continue to
serve
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ANNA w. POLLARD's SUIT.
She Wants the Interstate Assurance
Company to Pay Her $4,000.

The Interstate Assurance Company was
made defendant yesterday by Anna w.
Pollard in a heavy damage suit. Mrs. Pol
lard sues the company for $4,000, claiming
that she is entitled to that amount as the
proceeds and interest accruing on a policy
taken out by her Husband, John K. Pollard,
now dead.
She alleges that her husband paid the
company a single premium of T.915, and
that the company executed and delivered a
contract to pay $4,000 together with the
entire profits accommodating from a pro-rata
share of lapses and mortality savings. She
claims that the terms of the contract were
faithfully observed by the late Mr.. Pollard
When the death of her husband occurred,
she alleges, she notified the assurance COM
pany and entered claim for the money due
on the policy. She received a communica-
tion stating that the policy had lapsed
and stating. it is said, that no money was
due the plaintiff.
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Both telephones. 3CO5:
Mary f. Bacon to chas. c. Hauch 4
n W 4 Of Sec Is. Tp 10. II ? (Wayne
Is S" rs Il. r -e = Cvsyne towns6ip5 sec
Randall White to Chas. c. Haueh Same
abovel 1872 40
rowd ct Tx, Lot l0i Eliz. Talbott's
vised add. pennsylvania ST. near 18th
Mary c T. Howe to Thos 4 Winter '''O''0'
rowd et ux Lot z36. Z. Talbotts
vised add. Corner Talbot ave and
pe Is j. MenGenhaii to Levi W DooIcv S'SOOOO
ct TX. Lot -. HYDE Park add. Grace
land ave- near Soth stl-.-....:......-... 10000
Geo. W. Robey 10 Phoebe J. Robey. part
= Of Sec q. TP Is. r 2-2os-IO
ybits 70 Nh Wbifs mn l'OOO.oO
divided interest in = OF Sec u.
TIP 16. l. Lawrence townshipl....... 100
Israel j. COnarrOe 10 Dudley H. RObey,
part OF Lot /. ConarrOe's ". Washing
ton-st add CWashinst,9}n ton So: 1880
Thos. Nesom 10 Frank Minardo. part OF
Outot p, city of Indianapolis. EAST
st near Merrill stl--.... $3.50. 10000
Lot IL. Block Al. Reaches n. Indian
apolls add eugene St near RAIDER sp 10000
a. Bi5cEs > town OF Bridgeport. (Na-
tional road. near Ballard sO............ 5000
Michael II Spades 10 Geo. J. Marott.
I L95 To- AthoP 1,s SUB ,, Of Let Law
Rhode Island 5000 %
To q s is-i 81 acres :. Of Pc y
loWnship( Also part p or : = OF
Sec 8, To H. II g. Perry tOwnship).... 2.2S6. 90
Chas ". Fairbanks 10 Ferdinand
baumEart ct uX. Lot ~. SGnders-st
add tBirkenmyer AVE.. .-......... 5000
Ellen Jones 20 Don ID Wells. part OF Lot
= Block -. Brakes add (Rear OF
lstn 81. near g.. G.. e. & ST T. r. RI. $50 90
Worth Wright 10 Geo Deming. Lot Il.
Block 2 BaTth's heirs add (Barth ave.
near rainier T50. 90
central Trust Co 20 Edwin F. Thomp-
SON. Lots 5f3, .52 80 and 42l. IN "a
section of Rose mont add. ella -. near
-sih q and Dearborn 81. near 18th ST.. 5000
simon 1andes o. Jesse g. Moore Lots
- ana o., Cranes add. Corner Hilton
place and MiU street and Hoton place.
neaI MN 50 10000
Joseph H. Clark 10 Frederick A Clark
Lot T. Clark's y. Captto-ave add
EApitol ave. near 10Th stl-.......-...... 5000 %
jas > cruise % Caroline q. Schumacher
lot aV. Spanu & co IS "a WO0dlawn
add. G.exine,on ave near STATE ave. 10000
Henry Hartman 10 Geo. H. Wampner q
TX, Lot 81. Spann & Co.'S % Wood
lawn add. fSrann ave near Laurel stl Q 500 90
August Wacker 20 Henrietta Wureler
Lot -. DaUghtcryts sub OF east part OF
Outlet o. ...........-..... 10000
Eroc a. Low o. Geo NJ Baron Lot
%. Minkuers Wim0th Place sub OF
Blsse nty.s sub -. $1,000
Chas q. kisfner % Sidney g. Wilson
Lot -. Reagan Park AID. sheridan ST.
near 18th - -. 1oOoOO
Van Camp Packing CO. 10 Enion Trust
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building Permits.

Joseph Bowers. frame addition. 1906 Brookside
avenue. $3.50.
s J Harrison frame dwelling. Pickens street.
between Twentieth and Twenty-frst streets, SSsy.
j. A Barnard, brick and frame dwelling l4S9
North Meridian street, 81, 600. -
ID. II. RObey. frame blacksmith shop W est
Washington street. Insane Hospital, s5y0:
William H. Schmitts. porch on Pine street, 20.
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WANTED-SALESMAN.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Co wants reliable
representative; opportunity of working into
State managership; bond; experience required
Address Box 123 Journal
WANTED-A wide-awake hustler acquainted
with general trade in Indiana, TO represent
direct leading wholesale house; state experience
and references. Box 3, Detroit, Mich
WANTED-Traveling salesman. who possesses
clean record business tact and energy; special
contract and permanent position to right man.
Address with reference, Box 52 Cleveland, O.
WANTED-TraVeling statesmen wanted by es-
tablished house. No technical knowledge neces-
sary, but simply all-aroUnd hustler OF good APP
pear2nce and address. First-class line. Liberal
contract. Entire time required. References. Box
3S4 Detroit, Mich.
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NOTICE.
STORAGE.


sTORAGE-Hoosicr Transfer and Coal Co.
house and safe movers. heavy hauling OF al
kipds SIS s. Delaware st Telephoae z52S
STORAGE-INDIANA STORAGE AND TRANS
FER CO. 900 square feet Of space; fire.
-, electric elevators: Office 33g r Washing
Ton st : cheapest place in the city Both phones
2O2s LEW SHANK
-s7T17RAGF-fhe Union Transfer and Storage
coupany corner East Ohio street and Bee
line tracks: only nrst-class storage solicited.
Grating and packing OF household goods a
sneciaitv SPECIAL FREIGHT RATES on
Shipments OF household goods 10 Pacidc coast
and other Western points
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VITAL STATISTICS-JAN. rs.
Births.

w. D. and Lily sherer. 1858 Massachusetts,
avenue boy.
George and - Bordenketcher East St Clair
street boy.
Arson A. and Nora Gedig. 925 Minnesota street.
boy.
J. w. and Martha Stevenson. city. girl.
Engelbert and Mary Eiser 1921 Singleton
street. girl
John H and Belle Chapel. city. girl.
William A. and Mamie Timer. ii6 Herman
street. girl
John L. and Mary Y. Hahn. ass Abbott street.
boy
Jsff and Lena Atherton. city. girl.
John J. and katherine Kelley. rs Fayette
street. boy.
Burton and Susie Shirley. 2sI5 Moore avenue.
boy
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BUSINESS CHANCE.


BUSINESS CHANCE-Any man can make money
right along in stocks on our Protective Plan.
Send for Money IN Stocks anu How 90 Make
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BUSINESS CHANCE-Do you want 70 make
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BUSINESS CHASCE-A few shares In the rich
sst gold mine in the klOndlke In the world
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Journal
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RENTAL LIST.
A. j. MEYER e Co Ia L Market ST.

INSURE YOUR PROPERTY AGAINST LOSS
BY FIRE.
The Delaware Insurance Company Of Philadel-
phia.
The Reliance Insurance Company of Philadel-
pha.
Prompt Adjustments
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Spfrftua1fst.

SPIRITUALIsM-Ths First spiritual.st Church.
corner Alabama and New York SITS Sunday
services at l0:s5 a. m. and 7:s5 p m. Mrs. Aman-
da Coffman the gifted speaker. VIII occupy the
rostrurn ad give tests morning end evening This
is Mrs. coffmans last sunday. She viii leave
this city early Monday morning Thursday after
noon Ladies Aid social. All welcome.
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Mortgages.
Releases.
SALES OF REAL ESTATE.
Twenty-Four Transfers Made Matter
of Record Yesterday.

instruments filed for record in the recorder
Office of Marion county, Indiana. for the twenty
four hours ending at p. m, Jan. p. 1902. as
furnished by the Indiana Title Guaranty and
Loan Company. No. l2s East Market street
Both telephones, 30O5:
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Transfers.

Co. trustee and administrator, part
OF Outlot l32 city OF Indianapolis. .......
Transfers "a; s34. G64 AZ
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FOR Observation-Disclosures.

FOR SALE-Universal keyboard Hammond type
writer; frst-class condition; cheap Address
BOX 212 Journal.
FOR SALE-Typewriters. all standard makes;
machines rented s. per month. Repairing So
Ucited TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE. Room %
No. s. Meridian st. Old phone 1880
FOR SALE-Drug store and fixtures; best OF rea-
sons given; invoice. 1000: town of 900: plenty
or natural gas; will bear closest Investigation;
average daily sales. s35. Address NATURAL,
GAS care Indianapolis Journal
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Deaths.

Anna Hutchinson. sixty-seven, Sixteenth and
Illinois streets, pneumonia.
Christian GebharGt. sixty-hve, 600 East Nc
Carly street, heart disease.
Henry Schrader ffty-three. sSI West Wash
ingtOn street pneumonia.
Julia Boyer. forty-hve. "a North Keystone
avenue. bronchitis
Bridget Kinney thirty 2Ol South Noble
street. tuberculosis.
Emma Donogh. forty-one. Cal East Market
street, uraemia.
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Marriage Licenses.

John Sellers and Lottie Gilland.
AlphOnse G. Eberhardt and Della NJ Salenberg
Luke McNulty and Lune Clark.
James NJ. Kemp and Emma Daisy Rouse.
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DENTISTRY.

DENTISTRY. II. BLOOR. Dentist Room sl4
I.emcke building. Telephone. new 1fs
DEN TISTRY-Dr y r. Earhart, painless dem
fist By the systematic treatment llL W
Wash ST. Iron block. OPP. II. p. WATSON a Co
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SUCCESS IN SPECULATION.

Large profits be made Ina stocks and
Grain on small investments by our safe system.
send for book; Modern Methods Tor "a =
Investments. and our special letters 81 advice
tree NJ b. FLOWER a. Co. bankers and
brokers. Chicago stock Exchange BIDS. Chicago.
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DIED.

II - f,-Sc
and May +. McCauey. died Jan. g AGED thir-
teen years. Funeral Monday, D. m, from res
i6ence. 24i3 North Pennsylvania street Burial
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STOVES AND REPAIRS.

STOVE REPAIRS-Stove repair and tin sbop
s35 Virginia New phone. 3475 Old phone
green 49,.
5T,5V IcS-MODEL STEEI. RANGES Ann
stoves. Quick Meal steel ranges and gasoline
goods HOME STOVE Co u7-ll9 s. Meridian st
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.

FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.
REAL. ESTATE-List your real estate with W.
A. GREYER. 405 Majestic Bids.
REAL ESTATE - List your property with
CALDWELL & MOORE. 50 Fitzgerald, and
they Will sell Il for you.
REAL ESTATE-Wanted: Well located lot
south OF Twentieth Pay cash. JOHN l..
TIBBOTT. is2 r. Market 81.
REAL EsTATE-Splendid building lot % front
by 40 on Nineteenth street. near Park ave
$500 b. +. CLINE AGENCY. l24 E. Market