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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-05-06

after our children"
Mrs Ellen Buraell 1917 Division 81 St. Louis.
Ms, llttle boy three years oid was troubled
With bleeding piles. We began q give rim
Ss.eaf,is eng before he had itken one box. be
W. A. Coin. okmuleae. l. T.
my little daughter complained 81 not s,.ii,s
wei and began D. ynmit aud bee ame verv sief
hAii taschret tablet was given her and 1 n les
Than haitian hour she cot ~ A. vel "A evef.
catcafeis arc household necessity
-rhos. L. Most. r. NJ. Trenton ..
my little girl was greatly tr,uhles v,,h
worms, pat after giving her : 81 boz 81 Cas.
eartts she u entirely we'll - Mrs.. John Il. Bilev
Q sudlef 81, Gloucester. Mass. ''
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HELP WANTED.

GOOD GIRL 40 WAIT on TABLE
Crescent. lg7 W. Second south
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MERCHANTS PRINTING

MERCHANTS PRINTING
Turned out on short notice az Wv
Deseret News. A big shipment OF ns.
types and supplies Just In. Our facl"u.s
for letter heads. bill heads. tags. ~
velopes. pads. etc. etc. are unetss"'"
BY any establishment In the Wet
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II have never used any remedy that has been
q good a. CascArets. Have % Keep them ma.
Den from nay little boy. a. he eais them Nse
candy '-Ars Robt. g. Fay, Coos, Ohio.
shan never be without Csscar.tq. NJ
children are AEays olghted shen I give ther,
4 portion o. tablet aad cry for more Thor
have pcrwantnt place w MS home -
Mrs. John fiagel, sltheAn Slty lad.
We use CateArets 10 our family ard thcy
are the chlldrens fnendn
Mrs.. James GREENWOOD Men,sha, via,
always koep Cascareis 10 the hoass for the
children ~ veil a. myself
Mrs. Chas. Root, az Lorain ST.. Cleveland. o.
for mnnihs have gsea Caseare,s. and nv
little nncs require no other Wfdi'lmeH
- Nrs. q. II Hammond Cl .tfh 81 Ninpesroli,
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Happy Childhood Knows What's Best

Medicine that child dkes will much good Sensible par
en VIII give the little dangs that tastes good and does GOOD
and don't grip or grippe the kind they themselves 60
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Medicine forced on the little loses halt power Nasty ckennq
medicine injustice the nnocnts who cam pet ,bs
e akes them peeysh and afraid OF the dose When child hates The
VIII not be effective Children like Cascaes Candy Caharc
chHdhoods ailments - 10y Ne Wv -"4""ses VI
NNnNon Best Tor the Bowels All
ndtookie
sefhhs Remedy Company or New ofk. "A,
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-09-14
DOGS ON MONUMENT PLACE
SEVERAL Ours ACTED oUEERLY
AND FRIGHTENED PEOPLE.
Calls Were Sent 60 Police Station and
bicycle Men Killed Two MongreIs
That Had Been Poisoned.

Monument place was alive with wild.
running dogs Of the mongrel type yester-
dav afternoon. Whether the dogs were
mad poisoned or suffering from fits is not
known, but the symptoms they displayed
we're enough 10 make pedestrians give
them a wide berth. They made their ap-
pearance on the Circle about 3 o'clock.
when many young women and girls were
going 70 and coming from the shops. One
black cur made things unpleasant at the
corner Of Market street and the Circle Its
queer actions attracted the attention of
some men. who chased IL to the corner of
Illinois and Market streets, where the dog
fell exhausted. 1t lay in the gutter painting
and apparently in great suffering. A hur-
ried call was sent to the police station
with the word that e man thought to be
poisoned had fallen in the street. STREET.
and Losh. bikemen, rode with great speed
10 the corner where they saw a crowd evil
IDENTIFY surrounding the supposed poisoned
man. AS the two policemen rode up the
men parted and disclosed the form Of the
dog. Losh made an examination and found
that the dog had evidently been poisoned.
He then procured a Ratchet and struck the
dog a blow on the head, killing it.
The policemen returned To the station and
were sitting quietly in the bicycle room
waiting for other calls. when the telephone
rang again. The operator told them that a
mad dog had taken possession of a tailor
shop on the Circle, and that the presence
Of the police was necessary. AS the off,
GERS rode around the corner OF Meridian
street they were met again by big crowd
OF men standing in front of Fosters tailor
shop Mr. Foster was holding the door
Inside on the floor was a yellow cur that
displayed the same symptoms Of the one
killed. The door was opened and the officer
went inside to bring out the dog. AS the
door opened the crowd ran TO places of
safety. thinking that the dog was mad. Ii
showed no such traits, and when the police
man emerged from the shop carrying the
dog il did not try to bite him. 1t shared
the fate OF the other dog.
Mr. Foster said that he and his father
were working at their sewing benches and
the door was open. The elder Mr.. Foster
was working near the door. Suddenly the
dog ran into the place. threw itself on the
floor and began breathing hard. The two
men ran from the shop and closed the door
Several men who had seen the dog enter
the place, and, thinking 1t was mad, rushed
up 10 the door and offered 10 give assist
ance TO the two frightened tailors None
was necessary, as call had been sent in &c
the police station, and when the officers ar.
rived they put an end to the life of the dog
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-09-14

REAL ESTATE
SECURITY TRUST COMPANY.
IS North Pennsylvania st.
Opposite Postoffice.
very desirable new double frame dwelling: s.
rooms a side; good neighborhood; on car line;
ifo; price. $500.
Dwelling south 18th East she'd Es srgs
Cement walks; rents for $40; only $3.50.
7-room dwelling on Mccarty St. good locality:
must be sold to close an estate; can be had for
200. bargain
broom dwelling on Huron St; can be convert
ed into double dweiiins' very good locality;
$500.
Two dwellings Maple st: rooms each: lot
scIso: rent $50; price N,75o. See us.
locality: property in fne condition; lot ssxI4s:
$500.
Centrally located business block. good build
ing: will require no repairs Tor years; rented
per cent. on investment
county: good land and good buildings; $500.
;, Lot 75.so0 on N Meridian st. across the creek;
aoxsoo feet on ~ Meridian ST., across the creek;
will consider business property In trade
dwelling on <AshiduQ dN., near SIX
,eentS: modern: bath. plenty Trust gas 42x1e0:
barn; 5000 See US.
Fine LOT on Talbot av.. near Seventeenth st. !;
.,rass and alley improved: sewer. water and
Sa,h eases IN lot: Trust gas for double house.
This lot can be bought cheap; make offer, see
US quickly.
x-storv business block; very central; well
rented: good investment see u.s.
SECURITY TRUST COMPANY.
e North Pennsylvania St
Opposite Postoffsce.
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She told him not to come. and then.
Because the poor wretch stayed away,
JeeTec at the faithlessness OF men
She told him that he must not stay,
And then. because the poor soul went.
Would scarcely speak 10 him next day.
She told him he must never dare
To kiss her. and when he obeyed
She Wspt because he did not care.
These be the strange ways OF a maid
That made men old before their tifne'
The mighty. weak; the brave, AFRAID.
-Puck
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-09-14
Club Meetings.

The Scientific Research Club will meet
Wednesday, evening with DIR. Barker and
daughter in the Ardmore
The Elite Club will have its first meeting
Itch the president, Miss Estella Rubin. AT
her home on Hoyt avenue, Monday even
ing. .
1,ho Culture Club will meet Tuesday aft
.-nnon with Mrs S. p. Harrington, No. SIG
North New Jersey street
The Kappa Alpha Theta alumnae club
III he entertained Saturday. Sept. ~, by
VI Ill Misses Smyser at their home. No. 3l6
East Eleventh street
,frs Dan O'Connell and Mrs. James Lam
n. will entertain the Holy Cross Social
Club Tuesday afternoon In the assembly
hall Ohio and Oriental streets.
,Trs William Holt entertained the Hoyle
M club Friday afternoon. The prizes
Eucni Won by Mrs. II. O. Winter, Mrs
TSSarl.s Gilman. Mrs. A. +. Heron and
Ms Joseph Roster.
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Personal and social Notes.

Miss J. A. Turner is in New York for
weeks stay.
Miss Emma Wilson has gone TO Ne"
iork 70 remain a week.
Mrs. Harriet Augusta Prunk has re-
turned from New York.
Miss Belle Dallas has returned from
Elk weeks stay IN New York.
Dr. and Mrs. Theodore Potter have re-
turned from Sylvan Beach, Mich.
Mr.. and Mrs. ~. NJ. Bowen announce the
engagement OF their daughter Grace and
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Pouder's Enterprise.

r,. photograph studio OF Stewart M
ponder is now one of the most complies
9 sa.t eouipped I'm the country, and Is
anu ~. charge OF a competent operator
pYnnSa sr spo has always ranked among the
rst in but IN fr aatst hew WORK GR
mucn ~. IL Pouder Studio, 2T Massachusetts,
from .var.. sy and 40 East Ohio street A v's''
Is iuyttefL
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WANTED-At the William III. Block Co., 10
bright girls, fourteen years or age or Older;
steady employment.
WANTED-s20 per thousand. copying letters and
returning to us S. weekly made working even
ings IncIose : amp. For Instructions, etc. adj
dress X-RAY COMPANY. Toledo, o.
WANTED-Lady TO travel IN Indiana: $50
monthly and all expenses TO start; permanent
position il satisfactory; self addressed envelope
Tor reply. Address MANAGER MBRADY, Star
building, Chicago.
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FINANCIAL
PRIVATE LOANS
MADE ON NEW PLAN.
Any amount from IS UP loaned
on furniture pianos, horses, wagons.
etc, without removal. and the same
day you ask for it. No delay.
Our rates are the lowest In the city.
Payments arranged to suit you.
VIII accept all or any part of loan
at any time. IL desired, for payments.
YOU GET FULL AMOUNT ASKED FOR.
NO CHARGES TAKEN OUT IN ADVANCE
Remember We make no inquiries
of your neighbors or friends,
nor do We publish your transaction.
Our treatment is always courteous
and liberal. REMEMBER, IL costs
you nothing to get our rates.
Positively charge unless loan Is made.
PRIVATE OFFICES.
All business strictly confidential.
THE INDIANAPOLIS MORTGAGE
AND LOAN COMPANY.
Old phone SAL. Room 10, l47 f. Market St
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THE Home and Foreign Missionary so,
-. ie of the First Presbyterian Church will
hold the first meeting OF the season IN the the
church parlors Wednesday sept II at -"
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-09-14
FINANCIAL
MONEY TO LOAN

On furniture, pianos. horses. wagons store ~
lures, etc, without removal This Is the com
pany that was organized to furnish money at the
lowest possible rates. Try our building associa-
ton plan, payable in nifty equal weekly pay
ments.
s25 90 weekly payments only. IN
$50. 90 weekly payments only. L 20
Other amounts in same proportion.
We also make loans on watches. diamonds eto
Also, to salaried people :aeir individual notes
Business strictly confidential.
CENTRAL LOAN COMPANY.
Room 2o3 Stevenson Building.
Q5 E. Washington Street.)
Second F1oor-Old phone 31s2-Front Room.
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FOR SALE-HC,uSES.

REAL ESTATE-wabash. Ind.-To close an es-
tate will sell two-story stone building, brick
mont, 5oxs0 feet centrally located has been used
for livery purposes: would make two good store-
rooms; also residence on main street, one block
east of city hall. c. T. THORNE. Executor.
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WANTED-sALESMEN.


WANTED-Ffrst-cass travelling salesman want
ed TO call on the retail trade; hig-priced men
investigate. THE ELYSIAN MFG. CO., De-
troit, Mich.
WANTED-Two travelling statesmen TO sell goods
and appoint agents in Kentucky and Tennes-
see. ADDRESS, with reference 80 b Terry 81.
Dayton, q.
WANTED-I have a position for a nrst-clsss
speciality salesman for Indiana. and VIII pay
such a man 500 per month and expenses; per-
manent position: salary guaranteed Box 30
care Journal
WANTED-Capable salesman TO cover Indiana
with staple line; high commission. with ao-
vance of 500 monthly; permanent position 70
right man. JESS H. SMITH CO.. Detroit.
Mich.
WANTED-Experienced dress goods and silk
salesman; also a single man with hoor-walk-
ing experience; floor walker with knowledge or
advertising preferred; permanent positions
WILER & WISE, Logansport. Ind.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. wanted Immediately By
reliable Cleveland house; straight man OF
ability and general experience as travelling sales
man: reference and bond; standard line; perma-
nent j. J. p. Co. Box 17s. Cleveland. o.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TO sell wonderful Dorsn
lighting system equals electric arc; costs 40
hour to operate; turned on or on at Will safest.
cheapest, most powerful, PRACTICAL ano pronta-
bic Light in existence; best lamp proposition on
the market; this Is exaggeration. saiesnen
making $500 $500 per month, no Investment
necessary: you merely take the orders. ana you
are bound to get them; a splendid cnance LOT
drst-cIass men; send for catalogue now ACOffS
BRASS MFG. CO, 2os Fulton St, Chicago
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REAL ESTATE-For Sale-Fruit. grain and
stock farms in Michigan fruit belt: splendid
climate. pure water; send for catalogue D. II.
WALKER. Paw Paw. Mich.
REAL ESTATE-Free Lands-An United States
vacant lands open TO entry located and de-
scribed by counties; land laws. diagrams and
all information needed by land seekers for -
cents in stamps. WEBB PUBLISHING CO.,
st. Paul. MINI.
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REAL ESTATE
SPECIAL BARGAINS IN VACANT
LOTS.
81 O50O0 Choice Corner Lot, 40x140; well Lo-
Gated Northeast GREAT SNAP.
s1.oso.oo. Fine East front Lot on Improved Street
One Square Of Morton Place.
WORTH in CASH 10000.
s.o5o.oe. Beautiful East front Lot on New Jersey
st. All improvements
$4,000. Choice Lot on Talbot av.. near 22d ST.
All improvements paid.
81 $50 o. Choice East front Lot on Pennsylvania
St, near Twenty-third ST. CHEAPEST
on Street.
e 600 co. Fine Lot on Meridian ST. near Twenty
third st. All improvements paid.
$4,000. For CHOICEST BUILDING LOT on
Stone House. No 2S25 " Meridian ST.
JOS. W. SELvAGE Agent.
1875 Lombard Building. 24l1 e. Wash st.
PHONES III
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FOR RENT
LAW BUILDING"
Choice modern Offices single or suite, from
IS upward No charge for heat light and janitor
service. Complete law library for tenants use
THE UNION TRUST COMPANY,
1l6-1lS Z. Market St.
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BUSINESS CHANCE.

BUSINESS CHANcEaBuy oil stock that pays
s.; only ten days more time. JOHN A. SMITH.
3s Ingalls,.
YOUR BUSINESS. no matter where 1t is; send
description state price and learn how; estab-
sheS 1855 hghsi5 ss Offices n Il
dephia.
BUSINESS CHANCE-s1O invested now clears
FIRE or fuel. Greatest scientifc discover In
cent each. $50 references. SOLAR FURNACE
BUSINESS CHANCE-''This beats New Ier-
sey." Charters procured under South Dakota
laws, blanks. bylaws and forms to PHILIP
LAWRENCE, late assistant secretary Of state.
Huron Beadle Co.. South Dakota.
BUSINESS CHANCE-THE CALIFoRNIA-NE-
VADA MINING co. guarantee per cent. per
month on the investment; soc per share. and
tsD when mill is completed. w. II. BALDWIN
& CO.. Brokers, Volckert Bldg. Albany. N. Y.
9Bss @ 70
tiply your money several times; no matter wheth-
er you invest $40 or aooo lestimate business
Lotus BOND & INVESTM'T CO.. st. Louis. Mo-
BUSINESS CHANCE-Investments placed with
amount in a bank yearly; no stock, bond, OIL
mining or race-horse scheme. but legitimate
h iifsried coMPRNY Missouri Trust building. St.
Louis Mo.
BUSINESS CHANCE-If you have a few dollars
to invest. will put you on the road 10 wealth
legitimate enterprise that has paid over two
million dollars Ia dividends Return OF your
money guaranteed by responsible party IL not
isfactory A postal card Will bring you full par
ticulars Address L. NJ. NEWTON CO.. 90
Washington St. Chicago.
BUSINESS CHANCE-One per cent. monthly
dividends, beginning Oct 1. A stock that paid
/ per cent. dividends on July 80, that will pay
per cent. on Oct. /, per cent. Jan. /, and
/ per cert. or more per month thereafter II Of
fered for short time at so cents per share.
Investors looking for large returns with a min
imum OF risk should Investigate. Highest ref
erences furnished AMERICAN GOLD MINING
COMPANY. AS Marquette building. Chicago. Ill.
BUSINESS CHANCE
SUCCESS IN SPECULATION"
500 invested In grain or stocks by our Safety
Valve Plan should result in profit Of 500 to
81 600 within thirty days. Write for particulars
and send for our free book, Modern Methods
for safe Investments" RICHARD OLIVER
co Bankers and Brokers. Chicago Stock Ex-
change building, Chicago
DOUBLE YOUR MONEY IN NINETY
DAYS.
VIII show you positively how you can double
vour money inside OF ninety days. The invest
rent As In the stock of California electric
rower and mining company The investment IL
AZ safe as any bank in the L. s.. and we will
f,,rnish hank and commercial references to prove
sxeyx abatement made. Send for prospectus.
ROANOKE INyESTMENT CO..
2N Dearborn St,
Chicago. Ill
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-09-14

REAL ESTATE
BEAUTIFUL MODERN BRICK HOME ON
DELAWARE STREET.
/ offer FOR SALE One of the Finest and
CHOICEST MODERN HOMES ON DELAWARE
STREET. House has Stone Foundation, Brick
Construction, Hardwood finish throughout. Hard
wood floors, Plate Glass Fronts Beautiful Crates
and Mantels. Console, Laundry on First floor.
Hot Water Heat.
OWNER WILL CONSIDER SMALLER
PROPERTY, WELL LOCATED, IN PART
PAYMENT.
IF YOU WANT A GOOD HOME. LOOK THIS
UP.
JOS. W. SELVAGE Agent.
1915 Lombard Building. 24I2 z. Wash st.
PHONES III.
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DO NOT MISS A
VACATION

for lack OF money for will advance II to you.
II you are employed by a responsible hrm.
ON YOUR OWN NOTE.
without Endorsement and allow you TO pay IL
back in small weekly monthly payments.
You can thus have a rest and pleasure trip, even
IL you have not peen able to save enough money.
Vacation time usually comes but once year.
Why not take advantage OF it?
Your transaction will be strictly confidential.
Your employer will not know. We have been
established here SO long that you need have no
fear of your confidence being betrayed.
Give a call and get our plans.
SECURITY MORTGAGE LOAN CO.,
2O7 Indiana Trust Bldg.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-09-14

NEW EVERY
TELEPHONE 1856.
Agents for Apartments in the Victoria"
Offces for Rent in Indiana Trust Building
City Property for Sale. Loans Negotiated.
Fire Insurance at Lowest Rates.
Savings Department, Indiana Trust Company.
Deposits received of 81 and upward. Pays 8
per cent. interest
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REAL ESTATE
ELEGANT "MERIQIAN.STREET"
HOME.


orar FOR SALE the NEW, BEAUTIFUL
~ s'STONE RESIDENCE"
No 2s25 No. MERIDIAN Street
ELEGANT HOME OF Is LARGE, CHEERFUL
ROOMS.
private Hot Water Heating Plant. Cistern
water OIot and Cold throughout House. finest
Eretss and Mantels Choice. Select CHARTERED
SaI FINISHED in Various Styles. Finest Hard
wood Floors. One Of Hsndsomest Bath, Toilet
snS pressing Rooms in City, Complete Laundry.
EIectric Lights Complete Electric Equipment.
plate Glass. Very Large Ball room. Third Floor.
Lot is "A feet front-Ffne Shade.
Without Doubt the Finest HOME In City.
OWNER will consider Smaller property well
Located In part payment.
Permit me to show you this Property.
JOS. w SEWAGE. Sole Agent.
Ss-7s Lombard Building. Phones III.
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FOR RENT
OFFICE AND STORE ROOMS
20 K. Ohio heat and water. 800
141ie E. Ohio, heat and water; three rooms. $500
743 Virginia 1890
Desirable Office rooms in Fitzgerald bldg, north
east corner Circle and Market sts front rooms
with vaults or safes.
Wholesale store building southeast corner Me-
ridian and Washington SITS. will alter.
I27 w. Wabash St, two-story brick building
suitable for light manufacturing. Central ioca-
THE MARION TRUST CO.,
No. Z. Market ST.
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RENovALcwe sell cheaper than downtown
stores: watches. diamonds jswelry: satisfac-
fnrtou. formerly corner Alabama sInd Washtng-
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real kSla EsTATE-7,rOom house E. Market; 1850.
WEBB q Co. II and Y Baldwin Block
REAL ESTATE--room cottage, Arsenal av.;
100. WEBB & Co. II and u Baldwin Block.
REAL ESTATE-3-room house. Massachusetts,
rsaV,; $oo0 WEBB & CO., II and y Baldwin
REAL EsTATE-some choice lots in Woodruff
a. Plaee at the lowest prices. HENRY Ii. FAY,
REAL ESTATE-Two groom houses. e Nine
., teenth, near Atlas engine works; rent 50 each;
lilo each. WEBB CO.. IL and u Baldwin
REAL EsTATE-ON ELECTRIC LINES, north:
ss3 acres at sleo; southeast % acres at slZs;
Market at
REAL ESTATE-Nne-room brick residence,
oI asht downtown on ~ Noble at a snap; don't
l3S East Market
REAL EsTATE-A bunch of fine rentals, close
IN splendid location; price $500. Will trade
DEN, zoe Law bldg.
real. EsTATE-Msridian. south of 2ist. 50 feet
terms to suit purchase e.''f Franz L. FuRGA
SON. l3S Z. Market.
REAL ESTATE-For Sale: Strictly modern .
lS North Meridian st.; $4,000. HANDY
BAKER. 49l Lemcke.
REAL ESTATE-Stevens ST, six-room cottages
strictly A No. in every respect; must De sold
sT SnSf ~SF' hT %I Es., Us MS S
REAL EsTATE-l2 acres 1 mile west OF city
limits; three-room cottage. barn. chicken
YARD, fruit, etc, at a bargain. SEIDEN-
sTIcXER & ROOT. 1913 East Market.
FOR sALE-Eight-room. story and half brick
house in Woodruff; hardwood floors. modern
plumbing and new furnace. owner wishes to
dispose or II quickly and Will sell cheap. Call
Room ;. 10 40 n. Pennsylvania st.
w, Lot 4oxl5t. on Thirty-seventh St. between
Meridian and Pennsylvania sts., at a bargain
Tor cash w. Z. STEVENSON.
Choice east-frpnt lots on Logan st. onshalf
square north OF Raym9nd ST. ssSS; easy terms
12s e. Market
f' IA ESTATE-Meridian St. a new, modern,
mahogsny msns reb and
sweet-gum finish: parquetry floors; attic; ball
2lO and 10; offered a great bargain. HENRY
ID. FAY, 10 East Market st.
REAL ESTATE
third ST. sSzisa On must A'S Be A sold Immediately;
cnance to buy best bs Sga1E on NSTth Side
l26 f. Market.
REAL ESTATE-Exceilent stock and grain farm.
, $40 acres, close to county seat, one best farm
ing counties in the State; good s-room residence.
wishes e Psrs o6 etc Owner getting G
ay sme gGOa n5 rental as this city
MikifAMs & CO. $40 Hr E e Ms ss' st y.
REAL ESTATE VACANT LOT.
N. PENNSYLVANIA ST
Near 10Th ST. East front. 55x140.
No street improvements to assume; nice
high, level lot; owner will furnish money to
| build; can be bought at great bargain. For
! further particulars
INDIANA TRUST co.
REAL ESTATE-One of the very best flats in
this city, six apartments, rooms each: all
under rent $500 month; running expense light
pays per cent net on investment. N. Della
| ware ST. six squares north; will bear investiga-
| ton; reasonable cash payment; remainder long
| time. per cent. c. n. WILLIAMS & CO., $40
/ F. Market ST
| REAL ESTATE