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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-11-09
COMFORT FOR DEMOCRATS.

The result of the election in the
country at large is by no means dis
couraging to the Democratic party.
The Republican majority of fortyfour
in the House of Representatives has
been cut so considerably less than
twenty, allowing the Republicans all
they claim, and it is impossible that
their majority will be reduced below
ten.
Especially notable was tneDemocra-
tic gain in New York, the home of
President Roosevelt Two years ago
Governor Odell was elected by a plu
rality exceeding 111.0OO votes. Tues
day he was reelected by less than
10000 In New York the campaign
was fought out on national issues
alone The loss of 100000 votes by
the Republicans cannot be construed
disapproval of the national admins
tration
Had not the counties outside OF
New York City come to the aid of
Odell with phenomenal majorities, he
would have been hopelessly beaten
by the Democratic nominee, Mr.. Co
Ter, and Mr.. Coler was not particu-
larly strong candidate. Republican
majorities have been overturned in
several New York Congressional dis
tricts and Democrats will take the
places of the sitting members or the
nominees of the Republicans.
1t would not seem from the New
York figures that President Roose
welt is as popular with the people OF
his State as some of his party organs
would have us believe. The politi
clans did all they could to secure g
sweeping victory and they all but
failed. With a good. spirited cam
paign two years hence New YORK
should be carried by the democrats
Rhode Island, always considered {
Republican stronghold, furnished ano
l0cr surprise lOE luc nSpuUllCduS
The Democratic candidate for Cover
nor was elected along with one, ant
perhaps two, Democratic Congress
men, Maryland was expected t.
send solid Republican delegation t.
Congress, but the Democrats hav
elected at least two of the six Con
gressmen to which the State is emit
tied.
The Democrats have gained surel
three Congressman in California, on
in Delaware. one in Iowa. one in Ir
diana, one in Kentucky. two in Mary
land, one in Massachusetts. one i
Nebraska, two in New York, one i
New Jersey, one in Rhode Island
three in Texas, one in West Virginia
two in Wisconsin. A number of RI
publican districts are still in doub
with the chances favoring the Demo
Gratis.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-11-09
- NORTHUMBERLAND
GOOD FOR SACRAMENTO

Sacramento deserves the heartiest
possible congratulations for reversing
its old-time Republican majority and
giving Lane a plurality of 529. The
credit for this pleasing result is due
in a large measure to the Sacrament
to Bee. though of Republican ante
cedents and in many particulars an
advocate of present Republican prin-
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-11-09
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

While acting as one of the inspec-
tors at the election last Tuesday D.
S. Ehler was stricken with paralysis.
He was removed to his home and at
last reports he was very low. There
is but small hope of his ultimate re-
cOverv.-Dispatch.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-11-09
<..s4sAFE DEPOSIT Department,

ovnR ONE HUNDRED DEPOSIT beenp .~
eSyeAH. tefnR
BURGLAR FIRE a perfectly
furnished - spDNsaio.
usassd sd Europe
S1lenRAE BANBRo BU1Nuo T7AIsxeVgo
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-11-09
The State Bank & Trust CO
: Carson City, Ne vada
UP S2OO.OOO
CAPITAL fully PAID lip
DIRECTORS:

RIcKEY. c. 7. BENDER- G. W. MAPEs, GEO. H. NEY
YERINGrON, P. H. PETERSEN, A.. LIVINGS
w. BRAUGHER.
RICKEY, MYERS
BENDER ". RICHARD
TDAvIS,
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LOANS-Money mortgages. c. f. SAYLES
& CO., l27 East Market street
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THE MARKET
LIGHT AND GAS COMPANIES TO PUT
UP NEW BUILDINGS.
Deals Of the Past Few Days and
Records of Mortgages and
Transfers.

Work Will begin tomorrow morning on
the 10000 addition 20 the Indianapolis Light
and Power Company's plant on Kentucky
avenue. The addition is TO provide more
room for machinery. and when completed
about 1900 horse power will be added 10 the
capacity OF the plant. Besides this addi-
ton the smokestack Will be raised seventy
five feet making the total height 225 feet
This work will cost 5000. Architects Bob
len & Son prepared the plans for the i'm
prOvements. The same firm has prepared
plans for the remodeling Of the Hotel Ray
at shelbyville, which will be modernized at
a cost Of $1,000.
Work has begun on the three buildings
for the Indianapolis Gas Company's new
plant at Langsdale avenue and the Big
Four tracks. the plans for which were
drawn by the Bohlens. The cost OF the
three buildings will be $4,000. The gas com
pony Will next erect two large holder tanks,
one with capacity Of 300G 900 feet and the
other OF 10000. The cost OF these tanks
Will be $4,000. BohIen & Son have also
prepared plans for modern residence for
II. NJ. Smith at Greencastle that is 10 cost
$500.
Architect Hendrickson has prepared plans
Tor $4,000 brick block for j. =. Ham at
College avenue and Twenty-second street
The building viii be forty by sixty-five feet,
three stories high and made into stOrerOOms
and fats. Mr.. Hendrickson also has plans
for 81 GO double house for Turner ID. Bot
tome on Walnut street near Massachusetts
avenue, and plans for a 8. 600 residence for
Parvin Wright on Broadway between TWen-
ty-third and Twenty-fOurth streets.
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The Weeks Transfers.
Releases.
ReaI-Estate Notes.

Annie la Toilette yesterday purchased a
property on Vermont street, near Noble, OF
John +. Allershardt for So, 80.
Margaret Bruce has sold her property at
the corner OF Park avenue and Twenty
NTH street TO Ellen NJ. York for $500.
Ellen NJ. Miles has sold 10 Maude Nc
Whitson property on North Capitol ave
nue., near Twenty-irst street, for $1,000.
Frank La Foe has purchased a property
on North Meridian street near Twenty
$4,000
Thdddeus r. Baker yesterday sold his
properly on Georgia street, near Missouri
street. to the w. J. Holiday Company for
5000
Mary McClenand yesterday sold a num-
Der of lots in Augusta and a small piece of
land IN Pike township 10 Herman +. Mar
tens for $500.
Herman T. Martens has purchased two
lots on Highland avenue, near North street.
OF stephen I. Hitz for $500. He also pur-
chased a property on River avenue West
indianapolis. for $500
There is still good demand for real
estate on North Meridian street. The Fur
sason agency yesterday sold a lot with a
frontage OF l47 feet. at FOrty-second street
and running 5s4 feet back to Pennsylvania
street, for $500.
j. W Friday & Co yesterday sold a nine
room residence at the southeast corner of
Ritter and University avenues Irvington
and half-acre Of land to Arthur Larsh
LOT So'VVV Inc property was owned by j.
IL Banning. or CuyahOga Falls, o. The
same firm also sold double frame dwell
Ing at 219-221 Detroit avenue owned by
Larson & Smith. for $500. Each house is
modern and has six rooms
The remOdeling OF the Central Trust
building has been completed. The company
now occupies the entire second floor
Schmid & Smith occupy the basement
rooms vacated by the rental department Of
the company. The Union Trust Company
has completed its work Of remOdeling with
the exception OF the room formerly occu-
pied by the banking department and the
completion or a new elevator. These i'm
provements represent an expenditure Of
81. COO
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He VIII find cultivated nature in it's most
attractive guise. Most OF the colleges have
gardens; some OF them, as those of Wad-
ham. Worcester. New College and 81.
Johns. exquisite in beauty. He can watch
the swans on the water at Worcester.
can dream under the window of Charles
the First at St Johns. or can, with the
Spectator" stron down the Addison's
walk at Magdalen. Yet beautiful and his
toric its gardens and its architecture.
and much as they create the leisure and
calm of scholarship. IL his imagination be
not dormant. he may live In a spiritual and
not merely in a natural oxford. Many
centuries are about him, and many minds
have there ripened TO varied fruitage. In
some sort he can help his age If he brings
back something Of corrective for its lack
OF balance. Of patience. OF serenity. In
this ancient home Of scholars ne may, II he
be wise, find the mental attitude and the
moral quality which our time most lacks
and most needs. He will have had an op-
portunity to compare two civilizations fore
most in the worlds work to-day. He Will
have been a fortunate youth and should
return, IL not a profounder scholar. at
least a better citizen and truer AmeTl-
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
NATURALIZATION.

WANTED-Janitress for apartments rooms O
office Good recommendations. Address 7lOJ
Lafayette st.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
FRANK BLANCHARD
90 N Delaware St Tel. All. Lady attendant
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Deaths.

Roy Stephenson. nineteen. city. fracture Of
skull.
Rosa Yeager. twenty-five. sss weddel street.
mitral insufiiciency.
DR.. Joseph Eastman. sixty. North Pennsylvania
street. carcinoma OF liver.
George W. Kegrice, thirty-one, ISIS Shelby
street. consumption.
George W. Digs sixty-nin-. go Agnes street,
heart disease.
Lille NJ. Hendricks. fifteen. 1889 Blaine avenue.
poisoning.
Gabriel CHM. eghty-hve. 17os Rembrandt
street. senility.
Thomas Morrfssey. fifty. City Hospital aioo-
holiSTn
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A FINANCIAL SUCCESS.

Invest your surplus cash in the New Mexico
Gold Ore Treating Company, Fort Wayne Ind.
This company will buy and treat gold ore. 1t is
a MILLING OR TREATING WORKS, using the
Hicks Process" Its stock will equal an in
Nestment in the smeters. No loss. No chance.
Standard Oil Company buys and treats oil Grist
mills buy and treat wheat That is business and
ii pays. To buy and treat gold ore is the best
business on earth, the price of gold recovered
is the only thing having its price fixed by law
Investigate quick. A limited number of shares
at 25c that will be worth SO in three or four
years. Call on or address r. L. TALBOT, Fiscal
Agent 40 Lemcke Building. INDIANAPOLIS Ind
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
CINCINNATI, HAMILTON q INDIANsD
OILS RAILROAD COMPANY.
ONCE OF the Secretary.

Notice Stockholders: 1881 AS0@-
The stockholders OF this COMPANY ara h.~.,-
notified that the annual meeting will Be 49, ~
the Office OF the company at Indianapolis IND
Thursday. June 18TH 1902 at o'cioch n ~
for the election OF directors 10 serve the en.,,i
year, and fer the trapsactic. OF anv other h,.ss
ness that may come before the meeting
GEORGE II. BALCH. sso~esa<x
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VITAL sTATISTICS-JUNE z.


John and Leslie Horn. 81 Wisconsin street.
boy
Charles and Ernestine Segmund. sis Rathbone
street, girl.
Frank and Carrie overdeen. 1914 South Meridian
street. boy.
salvatore and Maria Pc. 5i4 South Deauar.
street twins (boy and Crib.
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SEALED PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS FOR SUPPIIES

National Military Home Grant Co Ira
Treasurers ONCE June 5. 1902. Sealed nro
posals will be received at this office untii
O'Clock p m, June 90 1902. for FURNISHING an5
delivery OF supplies, al Marion branch National
Home. ID. Y. 5, quantities TO be Increased m me-
cent II required during the execution OF tha o.
tract Standard samples can be examined ana
printed instructions and specif1cat and blsnt
proposals will be supplied upon applica ton ~
this ONCE. Samples presented by bidders nil
not be considered unless same are called Co. "a
the specifications The right is reserved - -
Jet any or all proposals, or to waive am, a.
formalities therein Envelopes containing nro-
posalS should be indorsed: 'ProposaIs 70, -
plies. N II. D. s. and addressed 10 the ,ndsrP
signed, JNO. O. ADAMS, Treasurer Ir-STTN
H. CHAPMAN. Governor 'OSilN
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FINANCIAL
PRIVATE LOANS
MADE ON NEW PLAN.
Any amount from s. up loaned
furniture. pianos horses, wagons
etc, without removal, and the same
day you ask for IL. No DELAY
Our rates the lowest in the CITY
Payments arranged TO suit YOU
VIII accept all 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 neghbors or friends
do publish your transaction
Our treatment is always courteous
and liberal. REMEMBER, il costs
you nothing TO get our rates
Positively no charge unless loan is mazda
PRIVATE OFFICES
All business strictly confidential
THE INDIANAPOLIS MORTGAGE
AND LOAN COMPANY.
Old phone SAL Room 10. 147 e Market G,
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FOR SALE-VEHICLES.

FOR SALE-New stanhope and phaeton; both
rubber tired at less than factory prices. NJ.
BALLARD $50 n. Meridian.
FOR SALE-Studebaker phaeton and harness.
used very little. will sell at sacrifice Can
be seen at 324 E. Market st. MRS. NJ V. HAM
MOND.
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SOCIETY NOTICE.


SOCIETY-Ancient Accepted Scottish Rite
Members OF the Rite requested 10 meet at
the Temple House at p. m. sharp 70 attend the
funeral Of late brother, Joseph Eastman.
l.. Z. MORRISON, 7. p c. NJ.
+. T. HOLIDAY, Secretary.
KNIGHTS TEMPLARS-Rape Commandery. No
!, knights Templars, will attend the funeral
of the late Joseph Eastman this afternoon. Sir
Knights requested to appear at the asylum,
in full Templar uniform, at O'Clock sharp
The Commandery Will form lines and proceed
to Pennsylvania street. south Of Washington,
where cars will be in waiting 20 convey mem
bers TO the cemetery. HENRY T. CONDE.
En-. Comdr.. JACOB w. SMITH. Recorder.
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FINANCIAL.


LOANS-Money mortgages. C. F. SAYLES
& CO.. l2I East Market street.
FINANCIAL. H. PATTISON. IS Monument
place, for prompt loanx
FINANCIAL-Money loaned on vaIuables: cash
for old gold. WARD & CO.. IL n. Meridian St
FINANCIAL-Have your abstracts Of title pre-
pared by l.. NJ. BROWN, third floor Lemcke
Bldg.
FINANCIAL-First-m mortgage loans on improved
lndianap polls property; lowest rates; privileges
of payment. SPANN 81 CO. las E. Market.
FINANCIAL-Money furnished on farms or city
have taken care of our customers in every money
panic for 25 years. Write about IL. THOS. c.
DAY Co, Law building Indianapolis
FINANCIAL-Real estate loans; less than
$1,000 promptly made on approved securities at
favorable rates and terms: large loans solicited.
o. E FlFIELD 1902 Majestic building.
FINANCIAL-Money TO loan at A. 5 and per
cent. on Indianapolis property and good farms
In central Indiana; liberal privileges fer prepay
ment; get our terms STANTON * STANTON,
% N. Pennsylvania st.
FINANCIAL-Money to loan on farm MORTGAGES
anywhere in Indiana at the lowest rates of in
terest; full partial payment privilege granted;
large loans solicited; correspondence invited.
CLEMENTS & EVANS, Charlottesville Ind.
FINANCIAL-Five per cent. money to loan on
Indianapolis city property, city property
in any county-seat town, farm property
anywhere in Indians; own funds;
no delay; partial payments. Call or address c.
n. WILLIAMS & CO.. Sic z. Market ST.
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FOR sALE-sUMMER RESORT.

FOR SALE-Modern u-room cottage, with bath:
this property Is beautifully located on north
end OF Delavan Lake. Wisconsin, aud is an up
to-date summer home: also have fire vacant lot
for sale Address g A. RUSS. owner, Deiz-
van Wis.
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Marriage License.

Victor Smiley and Anna May Grove
Orval ID. Harrison and Kathryn Rose.
George r. Kerr and Elizabeth J. SteinhaEen
Albert Lohr and May kelsy-
Karl Hemsmeier and Martha Beddwite.
Ulysses G.. Potter and Magdeline Wallace.
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FINANCIAL
WE LOAN MONEY TO SALARIED
PEOPLE

on their personal notes without security.
No mortgage required
Can be repaid in small weekly monthly pay
ments.
All business strictly confidential. Fair treatment
guaranteed.
INDIANA MORTGAGE & LOAN CO.,
Established 1851
Room 4, Lombard Building.
24R z Washington
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The American 10y mt Oxford.

The American Coy Mt Oxford
Francis Hoyey Stoddard in Review OF Re-
views
o. influences than the merely intel
lecf e VIE be sure 10 affect the student in
his sOjourn. He viii walk daily through
continuously stimulant 10 his Imagination.
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WANTED-FEMALE HELP.


NANIED-Ladies summer suits 81 TO IS; IN
wool. IS 10 $40. 1871 f. Ohio.
WANTED-Girl for general homework in small
family. 2Oo3 North Meridian.
WANTED-Ladies with experience in dressmak-
ing and fitting by tailor system for six weeks
work. 1853 Massachusetts av.
WANTED-Ladies; home employment; ladies
with little spare time easily earn from
81 TO SO per day in their homes; no can
wasting; genteel employment. Address Dept a.
AMERICAN TEA CO, Pittsburg, Pa.
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SALES OF REAL ESTATE.
Seventeen Transfers Made Matter of
Record Yesterday

Instruments hed FOR record in the recorders Of
nee OF Marion county. Indiana for the twenty
four hours ending at D. m. June = 1902 as fur
nished hy the Indiana Title Guaranty and Loan
Company. No. 10 East Market street. Both tele-
phones zoos:
Geo. T. Kepler 10 Minnie Nisn1an Lot 2
Hosorooks Prospect-st add. prospect
Chs- +. Myers 10 Frederick Rs,1 ass
vl add 0l H, st. near asth 10000
son e part Lot 10. Combs's heirs
add 70 southport COMBS 81. near
Harriet Pinney to Frances J. Benton ''VO
Eas Enc sub d ,e snq ai5 EH's St P sSs
&c. Cornell ne , 4yl 10000
Sc -. Tp Is. r 4 Center township. LOO
part Sec p. Tp t. g. pike town
ship. Also Lots /. IS. % 50 to IS in
Pleasant sts, and corner NPai1 ns ana
Pleasant sts and Parallel ST, Wal
james T. shafer to Albert A. sirmore. SOW"
part = OF L Of Sec 81. Tp Il.
. Lawrence township Also part
e Of e = Of Sec 81. Tp L. 5.
John II Lamb 10 MARY 7 bolton -; SOU
81 McGivins's sub Of Haana's heirs is'
add Eureka av. near Michigan so. 10000
T. q Sec p. TIP 70. 2 Cwayne
pt so.nsh t-o.: e; W., v,.,;; 2SSoOO
and los. + T. Fleteher's q Bright
wood add ia sale 81. near Glen
Drivel -.-............ 100
Crown Hin Cemetery Co 20 Albert 4
Wcmack. Lot 1l6. Sec IS. Crown Hill
enltttIl go. 90
John F. Auershs-it % Annie W Ia Fol
lette. Lot n. Fletcher's sub OF Outlet
u. city ~ Indianapolis vermont St
near Noble 81 -.--.....:...........-... $4,000
Harriet A. White % Ida O. smith Lots
=. 9. and g. NCung's 1st add 20 Uni
Nersity Place. lrvington. Emerson
az anl Bancroft av. near Whittier avl sscO
Root. O. Light % John Strange. part
:. OF Sec l. Tp rs. r g. Washing
ton township Also part 4 Sec
- and part 4 OF Sec s. Tp L. 3
fWashlngton township .--.---.-......... 500 90
Louisa Bauer % Ella l. Keller Lot
q. Fictcher's sub OF Butler 4 Fetch
CTS add 10 College Corner. cash II
near Itn SD ................ 71f %
Thaifeus y. Baker 20 u J. Holiday
Co. p Lot and part Lot g So 81
CITY % Indianapolis Georgia 81 near
Missouri ~ ....--............ ....... : n0O N
Henry Heiacr % otto ~. Freazel mart
Lot :. GoidnsrrT's sub OF Outlet a.
CITY 81 Indianapolis. CNoble ST near
Nassachusetts av. and Massachusetts
Az. near Noble ST. .-...........- 1oo
Tr@ns,ers IT. total eons,serstIon.. SIS Ois IS
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WANTED-MALE HELP.


WANTED-Coremakers for permanent positions
in Milwaukee. Highest wages. Address N I.
HARRINGTON, lis Prospect ave. Milwaukee.
Wis.
WANTED-Eight or ten cabinet makers. Only
1rst-class need apply Steady work. Good
wages. Address WABASH CABINET CO. Wa
bash, Ind
WANTED-Government positions: where they
are, how obtained salaries paid Examinations
soon in every State. Particulars free. Write for
Circular lbs. NATL COR. INSTITUTE. Wash
ington. ID. C.
wANTED-Bright. willing young man. with some
experience in picture business preferred; good
salary and advancement to right party; no can
Eassng. Apply Monday a. m. Room So second
floor. is W. Market
WANTED-Young man of business ability TO
manage branch office in Indianapolis: Al ref
erences and $50 deposit required: salary $50 per
week and expenses Address L. c. ROBINSON,
81 w Rich ST. Columbus, o.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and successful salesman
or books to the premium trade; liberal cash
commissions paid weekly apply, with references
and qualifications. PUBLISHERS. care OF MEL
son CHESMAN & CO., Boyce Bldg, Chicago.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. person in each county
70 manage business; old-established house,
solid financial standing; straight bona ide week
ly cash salary SIS paid by check each Wednesday,
with all expenses direct from headquarters
money advanced for expenses. MANAGER, $40
Caxton Bldg, Chicago
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WANTED-SALEsMEN.

WANTED-We must have experienced, capa-
bic travelling salesman 10 fill June LIST vacancy
II. F. B1XLER 81 CO., Ltd, Cleveland. o.
MISUNDERSTANDING salesman for Indiana to
sell retail trade. Attractive, salable line; es-
tablshed hgh-rated house. Box 225, Detroit,
Mich.
-Salesman-Immediately. A straight
man of keen business ability by manufacturer
Honest goods, straight proposition. Permanent
Address Box 103 care Journal
WANTED-Hustling salesman for Indiana by
we'll blished wholesale house: high commits
sion contract with s25 weekly advance while
travelling. JESS H SMITH CO., Detroit Mich.
MISUNDERSTANDING Saesmen-An old estab-
lished hardware jobbing house wants four first
class experienced men for. travelling positions
after July l. Only of ability who have
sold hardware on the road and can show a good
record need apply Prefer who have trav-
eled in Kentucky, Tennessee and Mississippi.
Liberal arrangements will be made with right
parties. c. d. E. p. o. Box 4s1. Louisville, Ky
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REAL ESTATE

REAL ESTATE
ON MONTHLY PAYMENTS: SIS DOWN.
341 Forest av., 81, 200, SIS per month.
54 Prospect St, 1900. s1S per month.
1913 Hosbrook St. 81 600. SIS per month.
2146 Madison av., s., 600, s13 per month.
214s Madison av.. 81. 600, s13 per month.
1721 Orange St, 1.e00 ST per month.
$50 Marion av., $780, s1s per month.
W. D. WILSON,
IS Monument place.