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MONEY TO LOAN
p AND DOWNS.

Most all Of US have ups and downs. One day q
man is cramped for the want OF a few dollars.
The next week he may have money 70 burn.
When YOU are cramped for money II isn't neces-
sary 10 DO without Il. Come AZ once 70 Us. You
can probably borrow SO or $50 OF whatever you
need. Perhaps you could not get II at all But
that IS improbable.
OF course we do not loan TO everybody who
goes broke" We discriminate. But We loan 20
most anyone. There is no red tape about cur
business. We use our judgment We loan money
10 salaried people.
We practically advance salary. Those holding
good permanent positions do not have 20 furnish
Security. They DO not have 20 have their notes
Endorsed. Their employers do not have 10 know
that they are short Of funds.
They do not have 70 be under obligations 20
anyone. They can always be independent.
Cur terms are easy. We allow small weekly
or monthly pavments. We guarantee fair treat
ment. All transactions are kept strictly con-
haential. And our rates are low. Remember
ne when YOU need money. We also make liberal
loans on personal property without removal
INDIANA MORTGAGE a. LOAN CO.
ROOM 4 BUILDING,
2H2 4. ST.
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FOR RENT-OFFICEs AND BUILDINGS


FOR RENT-Suitable for saloon and billiard
room; Westinghouse room, running back to
Court ST, near odd Fellows Hall; two fronts;
city water. sewer, both gases, electric lights.
1872 n. Meridian ST., Room IL.
FOR RENT
1.-The LAW BUILDING"
Choice modern offices. single and en- suite.
from $50 up.
No charge for heat, light and janitor service.
THE UNION TRUST COMPANY.
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CLAIRVOYANT


CLAIRNOYANT-Madame Devoltron, 1927 s.
Twelfth St. st. Louis, No, answers any three
questions FOR re. For truthful predictions and
reliable advice consult her on all affairs OF life.
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Deaths.

Sophia Blumberg, sixty-three years, is2l
Naomi street. heart failure.
Patrick McGraw, thirty-six years. 1p7 Blake
street. pneumonia.
Teresa Rhodes, three years. 2oS Mfrkner
street, scarlatina.
John NJ. Spann. afty-one wears 8 woodruff
Place, heart failure.
". w. Kumler. seventy-fve years. 1918 North
Meridian street, apoplexy.
I'll DuNal. sixty-six years. City Hospital.
Daniel Slower, eighty-eight years. Ills Miller
street. paralysis.
Artemeeia Dillon. sixty-six years. ISIS Linden
street, pulmonary tuberculosis.
Percy II. ROzier. hfty-One years, ST vincents
Hospital, rheumatism.
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VI

MONUMENTAL. Dlener, l4s z. washington
Tel. ISIS. Branch works E. entrance Crown Hill.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Marble and Granite
Works. Encaustic. tile floors. marble and tile
wainscoting. Ia N. Delaware. old Phone ssS.
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Would Not slide on Frozen TaIIow.

Transfers. "a; total consideration ...... 500. ass. 90
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Modern double house on n. New Jersey ST.
eight rooms each side; bath, furance, hardwood
floors. quarter oak finish; rents for $50 side, or
$720 year; lot 47x150; price 1920; only 81, 200 cash.
ket.
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tOR RENT
BY THE UNION TRUST CO..
nS-l22 Z. MARKET ST.
lCCmpany's Building)
guy y. Meridian, u rooms, modern, stable.
70s n. Meridian. 9 rooms. modern. $4,000
81 n. Delaware, 10 rooms, modern........ 5000
ZSlI N. Illinois, s rooms, modern............ 25.O0
2Z15 Belefontaine. 9 rooms, modern......... 1890
z4VS y. Capitol, 5 rooms. modern. BARN.. 1000
!5I6 ;; East st. 5 rooms. city water......... 500
1880 Singleton St, I 500
~ Detroit St, s rooms. ew.............. $50
cottage 8 rooms, 2 acres ground, Broad
Ripple line, fruit. 1000
FLATS.
Algonquin" 3 rooms. $500
Lindsey" 8 rooms. q. 80
Lindsey 3 rooms, 1900
STORE
l22-l24 s.. Pennsylvania, 3-story brick. good
cellar, hydraulic elevator 1000
2037 y. Capitol 100
y n. state ave. barber shop SEQ
49, ;. Capitol ave. (cornerl. 1900
Office, second floor 1917 Virginia ave.. 1900
OFFICES.
Desirable rooms, Company's building,
uS-122 +. Market.
Modern Offices in LAW BUILDING. $500 and
upward; steam heat. electric light. janitor sery-
Ice: complete law library for tenants use.
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wANTED-AGENTs.

WANTED-Agents, am paying SIS to s135 per
week for selling White Lead; experience I'M
necessary. If you are a hustler, address H. A.
THOMPSON, Fullerton bldg, st. Louis. Mo.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Review. Southern
ISLANDERS Refuted. The Voice of the Carpet
Dagger Proclaims the Truth. Murderers VS..
Martyrs; Address REVIEW, 2sSe Princeton ave
nue.. Chicago. Ill.
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New IlsL every sat
Agents of apartments il
for rent in Indiana Trl
erty for sale. Loans ne.
at lowest rates. Savin.
Trust Company. Deposi
upwards. Pays 3 per ce
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FOR III

FOX RENT-See list at 131 E. Market; ground
hoor. & APPEL.
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VITAL STATISTICS-FEB. s.
Births.

John and Nellie McGlynn. III Douglass ave-
nue.. girl.
Henry and Margaret Steiner. as East Ohio
street. boy.
Robert and Grace Wooden. % North keystone
avenue. boy.
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TYPEwRITERs.

FOR SALE-The Fox. Manhattan and other
leading makes for sale o. rent at antitrust
prices. @. NJ Gen. Agt. Phones, sos.
ia Z. Washington St. indianapolis.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
WANTED-Ofice building. business block or
frst-class fat. for 800. 900 to $4,000. Z
LER GENCY Ala Law Bldg
WANTED-Yes. the New Rapid French Dress
cutting and Finishing School Is now omen.
You are invited to call. See ad. below.
WANTED-People to know that they can buy
coal. wood and coke by the basket or ton. We
deliver all orders. THOMAS EDWARDS & %,
80 w. Michigan ST. Old phone. Brown 1887.
WANTED-E. L. Avery is State agent for Prof.
Livlngston's New Rapid French Dresscutting
Machine. Ladies. you cannot afford to be with
out it. Look this up. You lose If you don't.
See ad. below.
WANTED-You TO come in and see our line Of
Japanese and Chinese goods just lately i'm
ported from China and Japan. Laundry called
for and delivered. Office, 12 n. Delaware st.
QUONG LEE & co.
WANTEDIOne hundred stage dancers for the
season.: ladies or gentlemen; new beginners
ra1 PRoF. RAYNo SCHOOL. 80 West Ohio
street. indianapolis.
WANTED-Before you renew your dwelling in
surance compare the form on your policy with
ance is good until you have a fire. JAY G.
VOsS. No. 9 w. Market.
WANTED-Certainly IT will pay you 20 take a
course of training In the New Rapid French
Dress Cutting and Finishing school IN con-
nection with 'Avery's' Ladies Tailoring and
Establishment. Special attention
given 10 parties wishing TO learn for their own
prfvate use. as well as 70 dressma kers who de-
of the best, most complete, rapid and latest in
vention for dress cutting ever offered TO the
publfc. Special prices for a short time. a grand
opportunity. Investigate this. Agents wanted.
Is. Cordova Building. % W. Washington ST. IN
dfauanOlis.
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All advertisements inserted In these columns
are charged at very low rate of 3 cents a line.
No additional charge per line for blank or dash
lines. Telephone 23S and your ad will be called
for.
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NOTICE.


l. A. CATS CLIPT OATS.
321 w WASHINGTON ST.
escapes. iron fences, gratings,
window guards. etc. ORNAMENTAL IRON
MFG. %. 1872 5. Meridian. Telephones, 1880
in need of secondhand building ma
terial of any description call on or phone THE
INDIANAPOLIS CO., 10l5 Cornell
av. New Phone 359s. l. BUILDINGS
SOUGHT y TORN DOWN.
Side Cleaning Works, $40 Greer
St, S. +. All kinds of lace curtains, rugs,
mats, dresses, slippers. silk curtains cleaned.
Work called for and delivered. Gloves, SC and
l5c pair. Old phone. main 2S36.
Attention, Farmers.
-NOTICE-Wanted every farm owner in the State
of Indiana who are DESTROYS of selling their
farm to send their address to me at once. L
have hundreds of applications in and out OF the
state from parties who are wanting to buy
farms. | am in q position 10 sell your farm very
quickly. ROBERT AGENCY, sol
Law building.
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sTORAGE-Hoosier Transfer ana Coal Co,
house and safe movers. heavy hauling OF al
klpds SIS S. Delaware q. Telephone 2sS.
sTORAGE-INDIANA STORAGE TRANE
FER CO. 1900 square feet Of space, nrs-
proof. electric elevators: once. $50 u. Washing
ton st: cheapest place In the city. Both phone
9o2S. LEW SHANK
STDkAGE-Ths Union Transfer and SSorsFs
Company. corner East Ohio street and Bee
line tracks: only nrst-elass storage solicited
Grating and packing OF household goods q
specially. SPECIAL FREIGHT RATES 81
shipments OF household goods % Pseins $500
and other Western peintsL
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UPHOLsTERING.
STORAGE.

Furniture. mattresses repaired. furniture pscke
otto Suesz. Mass and Del. Phone 49, new az
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Bargain Meridian-Street Home.

Modern nine-room house, with complete bath,
furnace and laundry, hardwood floors, quarter
oak finish, art glass, cemented cellar, east front:
lot 45x150: price Sc. 500: only SO. 500 cash required
if sold at once. A. j. MEYER & CO.. IA E.
Market.
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Marriage Licenses.

Marriage
Harry Neneble and Lucy Cook.
tred c Hagaman and Arby Haugh.
Nlrgil NJ. Morris and Emma May Watson.
George +. Gheurm and Lucetta Beard.
John F. Ruth and Mary Stewart
Edward 5. Bany and Bertha Stout.
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REAL ESTATE-Fine well-improved farm of
2O acres within 20 miles of Indianapolis. two
good barns and 6ve-room house; 40 acres wheat
and 20 acres for corn; balance in bluegrass and
meadow; Sc acres highly cultivated with good
house and barn. All in cultivation except a
small corner in timber. underlaid with coal and
nine miles south of Brazil on rural route and
gravel roads. These farms are clear and would
exchange them for city property. ]. II. WITTY,
81 ingalls, Block.
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=

BUSINESS CHANCE-Fortunee in real estate on
San Diego Harbor; $40 per lot cash; balance
easy terms. EDWARD w. PETERSON, San
Diego. Cal.
BUSINESS CHANCE-Wanted, investor TO take
$1,000 interest in manufacturing business. VIII
bear investigation and has excellent future. Ad-
dress p. o. Box 112, Anderson, Ind.
BUSINESS CHANCE-"Don't answer yet; get
our booklet; l0c and stamp; many pointers,
boys, how 10 get position. PUB.
co, 2525 Magnolia St, New Orleans, La"
BUSINESS choice Investments,
paying good monthly incomes, and also manu-
featuring business, paying from 10 TO 80 per
cent. annually Call lbs Law building and look
them over.
BUSINESS CHANCE-Any man can make
money in stocks, grain or cotton on our pro-
tective plan. Send for Money in Stocks and
market letter. Profits mailed weekly. KEN
DALI & CO., so S. Fourth St, Philadelphia, Pa.
BUSINESS CHANCES per cent. per month
earned during past five years by our infallible
system of speculation; dividends paid weekly;
no failures; highly endorsed; particulars free.
Mention paper. HAMMOND * CO, p Park
Row, New York City
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Telephone, 1856.
I the Victoria" Offices
.st building. City prop
gotiated. Fire insurance
IS department. Indiana
is received of s1.00 and
mt. interest.
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FOR

FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
FoR sALE-Late model universal keyboard
Hammond typewriter, in fine condition.; price
reasonable. Box 16, care Journal.
FOR SALE-Buy your hay and grains through
CHAS. A. OLCOTT & CO, commission agents.
you 25 cents per load.
o sALE-wireless telegraphy parent com
pany) all dividends $3.50 share. Guaranteed
same value as cOrppanys $500 stock. JAMES
D. SHAFFER. bloomsbury. Pa.
FOR SALE-Typewriters. all standard makes:
rd m 7 YPEWRrrRRR ef EXCHANGE MSPfa fEsp4 Room a 8
No. 7 s. Meridian ST. Old phone 1880.
ICE PLANT FOR SALE.
o sA~LE-Forty-ton ice plant. Ball absorption
system; has made AZ tons every day during the
past season; will sell complete with the exception
of the brine tank. the ammonia piping in tank
and the ice cans: price $1,000 as II stands; can
Of capacity. Address TERRE HAUTE BREW
ING Terre Haute. Ind
FOR TRADE.
FOR TRADE-Country store. p~ostohlce, express
Office and ticket once price $1,000; fair town;
Law building.
% TRADE-Three flats. eight business prop
critics 40 evenings LOO lots msny farms
Law building.
FOR TRADE-Jewelry from a wholesale stock
at invoice; whole stock amounts 70 $4,000:
& CAMDEN, 2s Law building,
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. property In Evans
VILE. Ind: well located for renting; want
residence north in Indianapolis; will pay cash
difference. Address Box 205, Journal.
INSURANCE.
your property with A b.
CARTER & Co, las z. Market st.
lNsUhANCE-lnsure your home In the Royal
Insurance Company. w. A GREfER. 400
Majestic Bldg
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PAINTING.
PAINTING-Joseph r. Adams, painter. Gil Hud.
son ST. Make your engagements through office
phone new, 751. or residence phone new 1904, for
painting. granting, kalsomining. tinting and
glazing.
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WANTED-Salesman: Manufacturers want re-
liable men to represent and take charge ter
ritory; good money; permanent; bond. Box 123.
care Journal.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. salesman who possesses
clean record, business tact and energy; special
contract and permanent position TO right man.
Address, with references. Box 81, Cleveland. O..
WANTED-Salesman wanted for Indiana terri
tory, one capable Of placing large orders with
general store trade. Well-established line and
house. High commission and weekly allowance.
Box Ala, Detroit, Mich.
WANTED-By well-rated established house spe-
cialty salesman to sell a strong proposition to
the retail trade. Very attractive line. Unex-
celled inducements. High-priced men investigate.
THE ELYSIAN MFG. CO., Detroit, Mich.
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CTo be continued.l
A BUSINESS COMPARISON.
Why the American Beats the English
man in Struggle for Success.

Why the American Beats the English
man in Struggle for Success.
An Englishman who is visiting New
York and who is familiar with business
in England and America gives what he
believes to be the reasons why we are
besting the English commercially. He
says:
In every avenue of trade the Ameri-
can is more alert, more Industrious.
more anxious for business than the
EngIishman. But the latter is the
greater gamer for he has far more
pleasure Your employers are great
drivers. You make the workingman
toll too hard Englishmen would never
put up with the incessant drudgery
that an American wage-earner stands.
Nor would his employer ask him to-
There is more humanity in England
between capitalist and laborer than
there is in America. The employer
over there is an aristocrat in spirit,
but he has kindly heart for the men
who toll for him, Here your employer
is destitute of such sympathy, though
in feeling and commingling with his
men he is democratic.
London takes it easy at all times.
We think too much of our luncheon
and our dinner in England. l will I'M
dertake to say that you cannot have
two hours business interview with any
man in London without an Interrupt
ton for some meal or other. | think
this practice is harmful, however. for
important matters should not be bro
ken into to satisfy the appetite.
You cannot meet a business man in
London until noon. for lie has his sleep
out in the morning. and besides it is
not good form to be at ones desk
earlier. When he does arrive he spends
an hour ever his letters; goes to
luncheon at half past /; returns at half
past 3. and leaves for home to dress
for dinner at half past 3. He dimes at
1870; goes to the theater and SUBS with
some one after the show. / have OBJ
served that two good hours of business
work are through with in America be-
of bed. and no luncheon or dinner ever
appears to interfere with business.
q think that your Inevitable ice wa
ter is one of the main causes of your
energy. No one would ever dream of
asking for glass of ice water after
dinner in a first-elass London restau-
rant. l have noticed that the man
who sticks to ice water ut his dinner
retains clear head when he returns
to business.
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Adapt Fruit to the Loca,itv.

AOaDI TO the Locality.
We notice in our reports of the fruit
trade and the apple export trade that
Western" Ben Davis are usually spec
fled as bringing the highest prices
paid for that variety. while Maine"
Baldwins rank above Baldwins from
any other section. Now Ben Davis are
grown in Maine, and Baldwins in
some Of the Western sections, but they
do not attain the highest degree of eX-
cellence in either case. We would
the old sorts that have done so we'll
by them when they have been well
cared for. The Baldwin, Rhode Island
Greening, Snow, Jonathan. and SUIT
toms Beauty are always in demand,
and grow we'll in ali the Northeastern
States. So for early fruit do the Red
AStrachan and Gravenstein. In some
soils King and Newtown Pippin thrive,
but not in all, the latter doing better
in the Middle States. They are all
good enough for table use, sell well,
and when sold the buyer has an appe-
tite for more just like them. Let the
Southern and lower Middle West have
a monopoly of the Ben Davis. the
Black Twig and the Arkansas Black if
they wish. Let the Russian varieties
go to the far North, where they can
not grow a decent apple, if there is
such a place. and let some hundreds
of other varieties go where the wood
may serve as fuel, and then give more
care to pruning. fertilizing, thinning
and spraying what are left, and get
more profit from less labor.-American
CultiyatOr
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A bridge is to be built across Salt Lake
for the use Of the Southern Pacific road
Transpacife and Round-the-W World traf-
fc is getting quite common on American
railroads.
The Lake Erie and Western road has
purchased for this years use 100000
cross ties.
All roads south Of the Ohip river have
voted to discontinue the sale Of one-day
settlers rates.
The New York Central Railroad has
$500, 600 invested in dining gar and res
taurant equipment
The Oregon Short Line las let mum
Der of contracts for its new shops to be
built at Pocatello Idaho.
The st. Joseph aud Grand Island road
will relay a considerable portion Of its
tracks during the present year.
The Southern Pacific will spend in the
neighborhood Of S2,73o,000 Cor improve.
ments on the Atlantic SYSTEM during the
year.
The management of the Grad Trunk
has practically decided to aave double
track all the way from Chicago to Mon
treal.
A waller. seventy-ene fset deep and
1900 feet wide is being filled by the
Burlington road. The big hlI is over
Sugar creek, near Ottumwa, iowa.
4 proposition viii be laid before the
stockholders Of the Pittsbure and Lake
Erie Railroad Company 70 authorize an
increase Of $4,0000o0 in the capital
stock.
According to the Interstate commerce
commissions report there were 70A743
employees enlisted in the railway service,
in this country. IN 1890. whsle the mum
Der ia 1900 reached 1,017 GiJ3.
!. A company composed Of Tacoma eapi
talists has been organized for the pur.
pose Of building a large plant at Tacoma
FOR the manufacture Of raiiwdy freight
cars constructed Of Washington fr.
The Texas Railway Commission has
issued an order that ali trains IN that
State must run on schedule time and
that no passenger trails shisIl wait for
another train more thsl thirty minutes.
Recently prepared statistics show that
the average freight charge ton on rail
ways OF various countries 100 miles
was: In Great Britain. $3.50; Italy.
81 20; Russia, $40: France, $40 Ger
many, S1G4: I,~igium. S1.60; Holland.
81. SO. and in the United States. so
cents.
The stockholders OF the Illinois Cen
trat ALWAYS receive dividends. In no
fiscal wear since 1863 has the riad failed
in this regard. and in that year dividends
amounting to $913.555 were paid. 10
1854. when the Civil War was az its
height. dividend Disbursements ineFeas-
"a to 81, 666 $50. and since then they
have never been less than Sl.0O0OOo.
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The Apple Crop.

The American apple crop is rapidly
becoming the leading crop of the Uni
ted States so far as actual returns are
concerned. and our exports of these
fruits are growing larger and more val
liable every year, says Massachusetts
Ploughman. No grain or other farm
product is more generally or more wide
ly cultivated than the apple This fruit
is by all odds cur national fruit. 1t is
raised from Maine to Florida now, and
from the Atlantic to the Pacific. 1t is
eaten in every American home almost
the year round, and England and Ger
many are rapidly initiating us in the
matter of consumption. Our apples sell
better in the European markets than
any of the continental fruits, and the
prices thus obtained help to swell the
returns to our farmers on lands where
wheat and corn fail through drouth, or
where these cereals cannot be raised
successfully.
The question of improving the quail
ty of our apples, and increasing the
yield, is one that more farmers are act
ually interested in than that of improy-
ing corn or wheat Injury to the apple
crop may not cause such ruinous dis
aster to some few States as corn or
wheat, but it will reach a wider num-
Der of farmers in the whole country.
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The Lightning Rod.

Hundred OF farmers have been swim
died by the lightning red agents. pay
ing for the rods much more than a fair
price. and in some cases giving notes
for them when they thought that they
were only signing a receipt for GER
tain amount Of rod which would be :
moved If they were not satisfied 10 keep
at the end of a certain time But
his does not diSprove the efficacy Of
the rod to protect from lightning when
il is properly put on and connected with
the moisture Of the earth \ lightning
rod or conductor should run from
every wire fence about once in fifteen
or twenty rods. going six or seven feet
inro the earth. as the electricity often
follows the wires for a conslderab bic
distance. and when it leaves them may
20 several rods along the surface OF the
ground to reach man or beast