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PHILIPPINE ASSEMBLY
Amendment to Place Legislative Pow
ers In Hands Of Natives.

Washington, March 6.-Senator
Lodge yesterday introduced an amend.
ment TO the Philippine bill pending
before the committee on the Philip.
pines. It provides that whenever it
is certified to the president that the
existing insurrection in the Philippines
shall have ceased and peace is estab.
lished a general election shall be
called for the choice Of delegates to a
popular assembly to be known as the
Philippine assembly. The legislative
power conferred on the Philippine
commission In all that part of the
archipelago not inhabited by the Moros
or other non-Christian tribes then
shall cease and be vested in a legisla
ture consisting Of two, houses--the
Philippine commission and the Philip
pine assembly. Three resident com
missioners TO the United States are
20 be elected.
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LOCAL QUOTATIONS.

LOCAL QUOTATIONS.
ro-day's local wholesale quotations repoite,
by Stayton 4 Chandler.
Cabbage, hun, . CO, 800
Onions, has, Soc
White Potatoes, bushel, old. 0Oc, g5c
White Potatoes, Foreign, 2,75
Lemons, box, 275,
Eggs, Del. and Nd. dozen, 2scIto 3Oc
Western Eggs, 30c
Chickens, live, poundi n, l2c
Chickens, drfssed, pound, l2c, 'lic
Apples, barfel 400 TO $50
Sweet Potatoes bbl.. 300
sweet fOiatOes, basket, SOC
Oranges, box, cali. S2.658CO
Oranges, FlCIida, box, 2.5O 800
Grapes, keg 800, $50
Evening journal., 1902-03-06

No muddy water at Hollis Quick
Lunch Parlor. Pure Brandywine
Springs water Clear and invigorating.
Evening journal., 1902-03-06

No muddy water at Hollis Quick
Lunch Parlor. Pure Brandywine
Springs water. Clear and inyigorating.
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JAS. 7, MULLIN & SONS,
HANSCOM's
THURSDAY, March 6. 1907.

Thursday, March 6, 1902.
Our so cent Formosa Blend Tea
is not to be compared with the so
cent tea sold at most stores. You
see what you buy, you pay for no
premiums or advertising schemes
here.
MANNnAM,N MnrLni and Nn, nnIh Nln
Evening journal., 1902-03-06

No muddy water at Hollis Quick
Lunch ParlOr. Pure Bandywine
Springs water. Clean and invigorating.
Evening journal., 1902-03-06

No muddy water at Hollis Quick
Lunch Parlor Pure Brandywine
Springs water. Clear and invigorating.
Evening journal., 1902-03-06

Schedule IN effect November II, IYOl.
All trains illuminated with 1intsch
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Mortgages.
Releases.
Real Estate Notes.

Margaret Bruce yesterday sold her prop
erty at the corner of Park avenue and
Twenty-ifth street TO Harry NJ. Johnson
for $500.
A. NJ. Bonham has purchased two lots on
Emerson avenue, IrvingtOn, through the
Cross & Brown agency, and will at once
erect a twO-stOry residence.
Work will begin on the Richelieu, at the
northwest corner of Pennsylvania and ST.
Clair streets, In two weeks. TIL architects
say there has been an exceptionally large
number of reservations. The building will
be ready for occupancy by lar 1.
Charles T. Boyer yesterday sold. through
the b. h. Cline agency, his wineroOm
dwelling at 23 Glenn street to Anna NJ.
sanders Mrs. Sanders decided to Boyer
two lots in De VOLTS subdivision to the
city fronting on Fernway street. The con-
sideratiOn was $4,000
George l. Sullivan. administrator, yes
terday decided to Sarah G. Waymire a lot
on Shelby street. near Grande avenue. for
$685.. forty acres in Franklin township for
$500 and a residence property on Fletcher
venue, near Pine street, for $500. He
also decided forty acres in Franklin town.
ship to Melissa RabOurne for $3.50.
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FEW SALES, M THOSE SMALL, IN
THE PAS WEEK.
Several Dealers DevOtinG Their En-
ergfes TO the InstaIIment Scheme
Some Recent Transfers.

There was a general falling off in the
real-estate market last week. There were
fewer sales, a-ggregating smaller consid-
Grafton, than in any previous week for
several months. a falling of was also
marked I'm the number of mortgages and
releases recorded. For a month the mar
ket has huctuated, rapidly ascending and
descending almost daily. Real-estate men
are answering many inquiries, but seem
20 be unable to sell. One reason given for
a general dearth in business is the atten-
ton Of the public is being attracted from
the standard market to lots that are be-
Ing sold on the installment plan. In the
last several weeks several real-estate men
have almost let go of their other business
20 specialize IN this particular enterprise
and many nave taken as much as a large
addition to dispose of on the small-payment
plan. The lots are being sold rapidly on
this plan. but the profits are small.
One Of the noticeable features incident
TO the selling OF these lots is the increas-
Ing use OF the passbOOk system for the
purchasers. One clerk or more is now kept
busy on Saturday evening checking these
passbOCks as payments On lots are made.
From 5 until after 8 O'Clock, a line of in
stalIment purchasers is at the door of the
real-estate Offices that has been making
these sales a speciality, and frequently
children are seen among the older ones.
who have either purchased a lot them
selves or have come to make the
FOR their parents or relatives.
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New York Post.

New YORK POSI-.
According TO the Medical Record the
health officer OF Louisville. KY, has
aroused the ire of the Germans by placing
a ban on imburger cheese. He says the
cheese is regularly 50 full of microbes as to
be a menace to the health of the cOmmun-
ity, and he has issued an edict that any
one who max or sells il will be prose-
cuted to the full extent Of the law. Linn
burger 10 persons of weak stomach and
sensitive OlfactOry organs. says the Record.
has long been an domination. but To the
robust son of Germany. whose digestive
apparatus can assimilate many wonderful
and weird foods the Belgian cheese is a
bonnie bouche 10 be highly desired. I'm
doubtedly a ripe limburger is I'm a state of
putrefaction, and is not so wholesome an
article OF diet as a fresh cheese. but the
Louisville Health Board officer has prob
ably exaggerated the dangers likely to
arise from its consumption
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Anecdotes of the American Navy.
Leslie,s Weekly.

LCSilG , w CtAig.
When the Constitution had cleared for
action, and was bearing down to engage
with the Guerrero, Mr.. Morris, the first
officer, came to Commodore Hull and said
that he ought to make "a speech TO the
men that they expected that he would
say something to them. Commodore Hull
pected, he replied: We'll. Mr.. Morris. pipe
the men aft" The boatswain's whistle
rang out. and when they We're
aft, Commodore Hull said: Men, you see
that big ship off there? Well, that is a
British frigate. If we capture her it is
500 apiece in your pockets. Pipe to quar-
ters, MIR. Morris; pipe To quarters" The
men gave three rous1ng cheers, and went to
their stations in high good humOr.
Another incident may be related. 1t so
happened just before war was declared
that the Constitution and Guerrero were
both lying at anchor in Hampton roads.
and the commanders, as naval officers. were
interchanging cOurtesies. dining and taking
wine together, and on one occasion. after
Captain Dacres had shown Captain Hull
through his ship, Captain Hull said: Take
good care of this ship, Captain Dacres. for
If we haY war, and l meet her on the high
sea. | shall capture her" Captain Dacres
derisively laughed and replied: I'm bet
you a hundred gujneas you won't" 'Oh.
you a hundred guineas, but I Will bet Won
a hat" After the capture of the Guerrfere,
Captain Dacres came aboard the Consti-
tuition and approached to surrender his
sword, when Commodore Hull exclaimed:
mo, no. No matter about your sword.
1 don't want that, but I'll trouble you for
that hat"
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REAL ESTATE



This is a bargain: Lot on College avenue. 4ex1D
feet; west front; just north of Twenty-hfth St
street improvements, sewers and water service TO
property line; both gases. a choice location for
new home or double house for investment: If
sold quick can be bought for 81. 200.
Double brick dwelling. 2s17-23ls n. Illinois ST
s rooms each side; bath. furnace. cistern. cement
walks; owner nonresident: make offer.
No. 2s14 East Tenth st. ten rooms. barn: lot
50x150: improved street; owner nonresident; make
US an offer.
No. 1855 Spruce st; elegant six-room house;
bath. city water, cistern, well. barn. cement
sidewalks owner nonresident; s.. 500.
Three west-front lots on villa av.: between
WoOdlawn and Lexington; choice location for
home: will be sold on easy terms: lot s5x122:
$500.
Vacant lots on Dewey av.. between Twenty
third and Twenty-fourth SITS: 40x120: viii be sold
on easy terms; good opportunity 10 secure choice
location for North Side home; $1,000.
Vacant lot. corner keystone av. and Eleventh
ST; I5xlS5; only one square TO car line: easy
terms: N.150.
Vacant lot. Tacoma av.. between Eleventh and
Twelfth SITS; east front; 5oxlSS; easy terms;
price only $3.50.
Lots on Temple av.. between Pratt and Tenth
SITS. 10 close an estate; can be bought on easy
terms. don't miss this opportunity for a home
site: one east front. 4oxleS. 5000; one west front.
46x1eo. 900.
other improved properties and vacant lots for
sale. Call at Office for same.
THE UNION TRUST COMPANY
(Conpany's Building).
lis East Market Street
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Into Larger Quarters.

Indianapolis manufacturing institution,
having outgrown its present quarters, has
purchased. through the Indiana Trust Com
pany, n large tract of Ian along the c.. II.
& ID. Railroad, near Shelby street. Plans
have already been drawn for the buildings
and the contract fer their erection will
Immediately be let. and when all have been
completed and he machinery installed TIE
National Will be one Of the largest and best
equipped plants of its Kind in the country
Since its organization the National Dry
Kiln Company has be-, under the manage
ment OF Il. r. Girart. ne ii is his good
management that has made il necessary
for his company to SIX more spacious
quarters.
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She Got Ice Cream.


New York Times
There Is one woman IN Brooklyn who is
not afraid TO tell her age. There may be
others in the Borough of Churches. but
al the present moment no other names
come 10 mind. The woman in question
lives in a house I'm which a number OF
other women board. and IL is certain that
none Of them care TO make any statements
OF dates 10 any one but the census man,
though that may be only a matter OF deli
cacy on their part. a fear or ~intruding
private affairs upon an Indifferent public.
However that may be. IL happened that the
woman who tells her age announced one
day the arrival OF the anniversary OF the
event from which she dates ali her Joys
and sorrows In this world, and a treat was
repaired for her. There was Ice cream for
dinner. 1t was unexpected, Ii was enjoyed
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instruments nleQ Tor record IN the recorders
Office OF Marion county. Indiana, for the twenty
four hours ending at 5 p. m, June 81. 1902, as
furnished by the Indiana Title Guaranty and
Lean Company, No. 10 East Market street. Both
telephones 1905:
Egis F NysswanSser to Theodore H
New York add. Corner Urbana and
New York stsl.----..::-.-....... $4,000
rah c. Naymire, Lot ?, Blk i, Louthain
4 Cos : e add SHELBY ST. near lie
George l. sullivan. administrator. to
& cos . add. Same as aboveJ -. $500
George L. Sullivan. administrator. to Sa-
6 ran Sec C. IS W9 IN " r \ 80 e ! acres OF she RAM ; +
lin township .-."-;......--. 10000
Melissa Rabourn. s e a or the 5 o u
lin township, ,.......-3--..--.- 2.som
es sarah Z {. T Waymip;e. f Io9 81. Fistchs sP
ct ais sub OF Outlets %. etc. Uletch-
yohn n. + aendrieks 10 Frank e. Cline. S''OO-OO
part OF Lot 2 McLaughlin's WOodlawn
add to southport Corner Pine and
Margaret Bruce to Harry NJ. johnson.
add. tcorner Park av and 18th s0:.... s.sO.OO
Frank v wsdsworth. trustee. to Alex
worth. add to ca5tletOn. Corner
Frank and Annie sts) ...--....-...-... 5000
ris N. Ross ct al, Lot IS. P. & l.
r. r. Co.'S sub Of Outlet Ia. Fort
wayne aNr near ALABAMA sJ----.------. LOO
Sylvester johnson 10 Frederick o. Pen
nicke et uN., W y Of Lot II, Julian
ct ais sub and add 20 IrvingtOn.
dewey av. near University av)...-... I50.OO
Tunis V. Archer 10 Erskine Carr ct ux.,
n y OF Lot IA. Woodruff Place. East
drive. near Cross p.---.::.~...~.-.: 10000
Jos. Foltz to Ray Foltz. : \ OF the G a.
OF the n G = Of Sec 2T. Tp 10, II 10
acres. Decatur township ............. 10000
James L smith 70 Georgia Smith. undi-
vided "a or Lots :. 5 and 3, Block u.
Fletcher. ir's, n e add. columbia
av. bet 18th and 10th sts) ...-.- LOO
Marion r.. Enslsy 10 Charles w. Rich
ards. undivided = OF same real estate
as above 10000
undivided u OF Lots !, s and 9. as
above 10000
Lot ssS. stout's New York-st add. 10000
"
Transfers. II; total sideration-...... ST.. HOO
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.

REAL ESTATE-Indianapolis property 10 trade
for farm What have you? Beautiful Muncle
residence 10 trade for farm. What have you!
S"EIDENSTICKER 81 ROOT, 1873 Z. Market.
REAL FSTATE-Hal place, modern. eight-room
house; always rented; will exchange for smaller
rental property as part pay, and sive long time
on the balance. CROSS & BROWN, 1914 North
Meridian.
REAL ESTATES, 300; Pennsylvania St., near
Twenty-second: nine rooms; modern; oak nm
ish, cabinet mantels, nicely decorated, hot water
heating plant; house extremely well built; this Is
a chance. CHAS. p. DONEY. 77 Lemcke.
REAL ESTATE-Desirable WashingJon-st. build
ing: three-story brick. between Pennsylvania
ST and Courthouse: renting for about $4,000.
monthly tenants; would bring $500 II lease Is
given. and still more if slight alterations made.
z. CHECLY, assistant 10 Henry ID. Pierce, 1Sla
N. Meridian ST.. Room IL.
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by everyone. and not n woman in the
house failed TO imply that she. too. would
like similar consideration shown on her
birthday. The lady Of the house was wise
and astute. She was setting no precedent
by this little act Of courtesy, but she made
no bald statement of the fact.
Very Well" she said with great cour-
tesy TO all insinuations which reached her
ears. Just come and tell me how many
candles L am TO buy at any time, and / viii
give YOU not only ice cream, but a birth
day cake"
Not one word has been mentioned in that
house since then about birthday treats.
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VITAL sTAT1sTIcS-JUNE 81.
Births.

Omar and Emma Koontz, 1923 Nevada street.
boy.
Mcdonald and Bertha Robinson. 1901 North
New Jersey street. boy
Herman and Eme Lange, 10 Warman street.
boy.
George and Clara Richards. 20 Stevens street,
Herbert and Myrtle searcy. 1918 North belmont
avenue. boy.
George and Mary Frenzei. SIS Highland ave
David and Katherine MOriarity. as Church
street, girl.
Ed and Rose Whitaker. rs North Senate ave-
nue.. boy.
Mcclellan and Maggie Bailey. 2'os Hovey
street. boy.
nue.. boy.
Jessie and Belle Pettiford, sli Dorman street.
John and Alkaline seibert. 1913 Temple avenue.
boy.
f. J.. and Emma dinner. Grand Hotel girl
Warren and Cora Hill. city. boy
Lee and Dory Hardin. Ashland avenue. BOY
Lawrence and Dora Jensen. l646 West Wilcox
street. boy.
+. and Cora Miller. 1870 Reisner street. boy.
James and Emma Kemp. 81 Prospect street.
bOv-
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WANTED-AGENTS.

INSURE your property with FRAME h. SAW
YER. rs +. Market.
WANTED-Ladies in every town in Indiana TO
advertise useful goods; S. per week. Cali or
write pa Law block. indianapolis.
pay S22 a week and expenses 10
men with rigs 20 introduce Poultry Compound
INTERNATIONAL MFG. CO, Parsons, Kan.
women. neat. well dressed
and able TO command the attention Of the peo-
pie, TO do soliciting for well-known and reliable
Boston firm; good commission; excellent oppor-
tunity and permanent position. Address Box A,
Journal.
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FOR SALE OR TRADE.


o SALE OR TRADE-Beautiful gasoline
launch. Can be seen at Broad Ripple. Address
e NEES. 1854 s Capitol av.. city
FOR SALE OR TRADE-A corner property
renting Tor SS per month. within two blocks OF
Union Station; price 81. 500. JAMES TEVEN
SON.. fl20 Stevenson building.
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VIII o. Carter and Mildred L Hearm-
Ben Neatch and Anna Hahn
Arthur a. Todd and Laura Frances Tr1mhie-
Henry II. Hewitt and Marie G. StOlp-
VIII Jordan and Ida May Murphy. n
Leroy Harvey and Mary Pearl Nelson
John Schuster and Lulu Turnett.
Charles r. Williams and Bertha Rose knener.
Timothy r.. Sexton and Katharine Donovan
Olaf b. Hurd and Catharine Dunbar.
Oscar Herbert Shaul and Flora May Fowler.
Henry Williams and Lottie Harris
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INDIANAPOLIS TIN CAN.
ISSUE OF 5000 PREFERRED on

E~1NANAtAk-
INDIANAPOLIS TIN CAN.
ISSUE OF SZ5.0o PREFERRED on
GRAFTON JOHNSON'S COMPANY.
The Security Trust Company has underwritten
an issue OF $4,000 Of the indianapolis Tin Can
Company 6 per cent. preferred stock. and has
placed a large portion OF a. The Indianapolis
Tin Can Company h. controlled by Grafton John
son. who has five large packing houses over
the state. and fs said 20 be the largest packer
IN Indiana. The Tin Can Company has bought
the three-story building and grounds formerly
owned by the Outing Bicycle Company. a. Weht
Eighteenth street and the Belt Railroad. where
In has unusual switching facilities. and has IN
stalled the most recent automatic can-making
machinery. The company began operations with
orders for over eight million cans from dlf-
ferent parts OF the country. The plant has a
capacity OF hfty million cans a year. running
dar and night. Mr.. Reese. formerly with the
Dugdale plant. Is general superintendent. This
make the second large tin can factory for In
dianauoiis. which Is said 20 be the best distrihut-
ing paint for tin cans IA the United States. On
account OF railroad facilities and proximity 70
the vegetable district
The total investment In the TIN Can Company
IL about $4,000. the preferred stock having q
per cent. margin. THIS issue OF preferred stock
contains several unusual features for the pro-
tection Of the preferred stakeholder. one being
that $1,000 Of the Insurance ts assigned TO the
Security Trust COMPANY. as trustee. Tor the
benefit OF the preferred stockholders Twenty
Per cent. Of the net profits have 20 be set aside
each year Tor the retirement OF the rreferr><
~tock Il 1A
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FOR RENr-couxTRY PROPERTY.


FOR RENT-Mackinae Island. furnished cottage
ply TO e SHE general supt.. T. H & B.
r., Hamilton. Ontario.
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Bessie Aitken. thirteen years. 1ToS East Wash
ingtOn street. heart failure.
Emma Lee. twenty-four years. 1871 Union
street, tuberculosis.
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A PRIZE OF $500

A PRIZE OF $500
WILL BE GIVEN A C WEE FOR TIE
BEST DRAWING ILLUSTRATING THE BEN
rFITs TO BE DERIVED IN A BUSINESS
WAY By THE DRAWINGS
SELECTED WILL BE USED WITH THE AR
lists NAME ATTACHED. ALL DRAWINGS
SUBMITTED MUST BE 10 INCHES HIGH BY
. INCHES WIDE. GOOD BRISTOL BOARD
N INDIA INK SHOULD BE USED. AR
lists NAME AMI ADDRESS MUST BE ON
RACK OF DRAWING. U~NACCEPTED DRAW
rNcs WILL BIZ RETURNED TO OWNER
ONLY IN CASE POSTAGE FOR THE RETURN
ACCOMPANIES THEM. CONTESTANTS Will
EITHER DELIVER OR TAI DRAWINGS TO
COUNTING ROOM. THE INDIANAPOLIS
JOURNAL.
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PRINTING.

PRINTING! business cards. CSC and up. TIL
PRINTING CO. cut-rate printer
SO East Washington -. New phone. 1871. Sen
postal. Old phone. red 67S2.
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trres. etc. without removal This Is the COM
ronv that was organized 20 furnish money az the
tov-est possible rates Try our building associa-
tion plan. payable in nifty equal weekly pay
mcnts.
90 90 weekly payments nly.---.......... 50
so 90 weekly payments nly..-.-......... 10
other amounts in same proportion.
We also make loans on watches. diamonds. etc.
Also, 10 salaried people on their individual notes.
Business strictly confidential.
CENTRAL LOAN
Room 30s. Stevenson Building.
Us f. Washington Street)
Second Floor-oid phone s2-Fr Room
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SUCCESS IN STIPULATION"
DRESSMAKNG.
LOST.


WANTED-Ladies' summer suits "a to Sc: IN
wool, So to $40. 1872 Z. Ohio.
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PATENT ATTORNEYS.
7 u. RLOOR. DENTIST
THE JOURNALS OFFER
PEN AND INK ARTISTS.

THE JOURNAL DESIRES TO USE AN APP
ILLUSTRATION OR CARTOON
TO ATTRACT ATTENTION TO ITS WANT
COLUMN ADS.
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OINTMENT

MONUMENTS-A. DIENER, 40 r. Washington-
Tel 252S. Branch works +. entrance Crown Hill
MONUMENTS-TEe floors and marble work a
speciality. INDIANA MARBLE n GRAN
TIE WORKS. l7 y. Del ST. Old tel. main ssA
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LOST-A grip containing six pairs lace curtains.
Return same 70 the
CO, 225 n. Delaware St, and receive reward.
New phone. 1881.
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LAUNDRY.

UNION COOPERATIVE LAUNDRY-Nos. zs
23s Virginia ave. Phone Les.
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VETERINARY SURGEON.

VETERINARY SURGEON
b. =. Jacobs. lameness. speciality. 10 r. 81. Clair.
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personal.
Personal

PERSONAL
D-A-N-D@R-U-F-F
Badness. falling OF thin hair dry scslp and
all other kindred diseases positively cured by
ENE CO. 12 Manhattan st, New York.
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STOVES AND REPAIRS.

STOVES MODEL STEEL RANGES AND
stoves. Quick Meal steel ranges and gasoline
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INSURE your property with FRANK X. SAW
YER, 1S f. Market.
Misunderstanding salesman for Indiana TO
sell retail trade. Attractive, salable line. Es-
tablished high-rated house. Box 225. Detroit.
Mich.
Observation-Disclosures hustling statesmen
for Indiana by well-estabiished Wholesale
house; high commission contract, with S5 week
ly advance while travelling. JESS H. SMITH
co. Detroit. Mich.
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FOR RENT-uOUsEs AND FLATS.

FOR RENT
BY THE UNION TRUST CO,
JIG L. MARKE ST.
CCOmpany's Building)
1913 y. Illinois. s rooms. s25. 90
1908 Park av., Y rooms, bath................ 800
1901 Hall Place, Z rooms. hot water heat. 900
3522 Glenn drive, 3 700
zS21 Olney St. 5 rooms, second hoor.......... 500
1881 Singleton St, 4 600
Algonquin" 3 rooms. 1900
Lindsey" 3 rooms, bath, gas.............-. 1880
Lindsey, 3 rooms, bath, gas............. FL 30
% n. Pennsylvania, 2 rooms. I'd hoor........ 500
AMI OFFICES.
10 s. Pennsylvania, three-stOry brick. good
cellar, elevator ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $500
Desirable rooms. company's building,
1t6 +. Market.
Modern offices in LAW IS and
upward; steam heat. electric light. janitor sery-
ice: complete law library for tenants use.