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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-09-06
THE COURT

Fremont Afford, Judge.

Haywood Hamilton; petit larceny. On
trial by court. Evidence heard in part.
Continued to Monday, Sept. z, at 9 a. m.
Grand jury report, partial: Fred Kinsley
and Will steward grand larceny and re-
ceiving stolen goods; Lewis Cheatham,
Harry Tate, grand larceny and receiving
stolen goods. three indictments; John Jones,
petit larceny; Con Collins, assault and bat
terry, and Frank Bishop, grand larceny.
Fred Kinsley and Will Steward; grand
larceny and receiving stolen goods. De-
fendants arraigned and pleaded not guilty.
Lewis Cheatham and Harry Tate; grand
larceny and receiving stolen goods. De-
PENDANT Cheatham pleaded guilty to first
count. Defendant Tate pleaded not guilty.
Louis Cheatham and Harry Tate; petit
larceny and receiving stolen goods. Cheat
ham pleaded guilty to first count. Defend
ant Tate arraigned and pleaded not guilty.
John Jones; petit larceny. Defendant ar
raigned and pleaded not guilty. Age,
twenty-five.
Lewis Cheatham and Harry Tate; petit
larceny and receiving stolen goods. De-
PENDANT Chatham pleaded guilty to first
count. Defendant Tate pleaded not guilty.
Con Collins. assault and battery. Defend
ant arraigned and pleaded not guilty.
Frank Bishop; grand larceny. Defend
ant arraigned and pleaded not guilty.
Jeanette Childs; procuring poison to kill.
Defendant withdraws her plea of not guilty
and enters a plea of guilty. Age, sixteen.
Fine 81 and imprisoned from three to four
teen years in the Indiana Woman's Prison.
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HIBERNIANS MEET TODAY
NEW INSURANCE SCHEDULE WILL
BE ARRANGED.
Lynchehaun ExtraditiOn Case Will
Also Be Observation-Disclosures from
Crawford

A called meeting of the various county
officers and State officers of the Ancient
Order of Hibernians will be held this after
noon at the Occidental Hotel. This meet
ing is for the purpose of arranging a new
schedule Of insurance rates for the order.
Among those who will be present are c..
l.. Reardon, Anderson. State president; the
Rev. NJ. j. Byrnes, Lafayette, vice presi-
dent; the Rev. Quinlan, Anderson, chap
lain; David LOTUS, Logansport, secretary,
and p. \. Walsh, Terre Haute.
1t Is probable Mt this meeting that the
member will discuss the trial Of James
Walsh. alias L~ynchehaun, who is being
tried for extradition from this country to
Ireland by the British government.
1t was announced yesterday by Treasurer
p. III. McNelis, of this fund for Walsh,
that Crawford Fairbanks, president Of the
Terre Haute Brewing Company, had sent
a check for SEQ for the fund in defense of
Walsh.
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That the three months just passed
have been better months in the real-estate
business than has been the case in Indian
apofis in June. July and August for some
years past is evidenced again by the trans
fer showing for August. The total amount
OF money represented by the real-estate
transfers for the past month is more than
$4,000 larger than for the same month last
year. TIL transfers for August, 1909.
amounted to $751; ,0i9, as compared with
$sll.7s2, the amount for the transfers of
August, 1902.
The showing for the month does not COM
pare very favorably with the July transfer
showing because the transfer of the one
quarter block at Illinois and Market streets
TO the Indianapolis Terminal and Traction
Company was placed on record in July, and
this transaction involved about $500. 900. This
record threw the months total transfer
away out of proportion tn the average
amount or money represented in those
recorded for July.
There were few deals involving more than
$500 recorded last month and most of
the transfers represented between 81 goo and
5000. So. taking into consideration the
transfer OF the deeds for the site of the new
Terminal Traction Station in July, ii must
be said that August showed up very well in
the real-estate market.
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SOME REAL ESTATE
Cal, San Bernardino Co., 10 A. in fruit.
Denver. Snoverly's Add, 81 fine bldg. lots.
Colo, Boulder Co., 40 A. land.
Conn, Z. Lynn, 12-r. Res. and lot.
Fla, Bristol, gen'l store and dwelling.
Fla, Liberty Co., fine 100 A. farm.
Fla, Marion Co., 40 a. fruit farm.
Ga, Douglas Co, 40 A. and impts.
Ill, Dakota, store bldg, dwell, barn, lot.
M Evanston, 2 good Res. and lot.
ILL.,. Galesburg, s-r: Res. and lot.
Chicago, 3 lots. s. Lynne Sub-div.
S. indianapolis, good bldg. lot.
Ia. Parkersburg. bus. lot, Main st.
Ia, Dickinson Co., fine stock farm. coo A.
Kans, Newton. 11-r. Res. and lot.
Me-. Gardiner. 3 tenement houses and ground.
Md, II mi. from Wash; lI A farm
Mass, Danvers, Res and grounds, Elm st.
Boston, Dorchester Dist, I1-r. Res. and lot.
Mich, Montmorency Co, 1000 A. and impts.
Mich, mr.. vassar, good 50 A. farm.
Mo. Nevada. good house and lot.
NO Poplar Bluff, Blu. bldg. and lot.
n. J.. Ebert Co, 140 A. and impts.
Brooklyn, 2 lots, Mortense sup-div-
N. v, Honeoye Falls, 2 bldg. lots.
Ohio. Columbus, modern 15-r. Res.
Ohio. Licking Co., 80 A. and impts.
Ore Lane Co., 20 A. and impts.
pa. Lehigh Co., 50 A. and impts.
pa Willow Grove, mr.. Phila-, Res. 22 A.
pa. Bucks Co., 156 A. and impts.
Tex, Waco. good house and lot.
Tex, mr.. Tyler, $50 A: and impts
VT. st. Adams. fine Res, 3 A, No. Main st.
,erenenr house: lot, Messenger st.
va. Fredericksburg, furn. mansion and 81 A.
Va. Giles Co., fine 100 A. farm.
Va Madison Co.. so A.. and impts.
wis. Villas Co., 9,165 A. fine cumberland, suit
able for ranch, game preserve or resort.
w. NJ. OSTRANDER, N. A. BLDG, PHlLA
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ESTATE
INDIANA TRUST co.
SELLS REAL ESTATE.

IL TAI Us ~
RENTS.
WRITES FIRE
REAL ESTATE is acres. with house of four
rooms and barn 24x42; all set out in fine. fruit
and is only two miles from Union Traction line
and the town OF Ingalls,, Ind. Can be bought
for 5000 If sold in next ten days, with producing
gas we'll and free gas. MARTIN & JOHNSON,
145 Z. Market st.
REAL ESTATE-129-acre farm. three miles
southwest Of Noblesviile. Ind, situated on pike
boundary of this farm. with ten-room house.
well built: good barn and outbuildings; plenty
of fruit; all in high state of cultivation and well
fenced; will be sold at bargain. MARTIN *
JOHNSON. AS T.. Market st.
REAL ESTATE-Irvington; one-half square
from Butler University; new six-room house;
will be ready to occupy by september u; fin
ished in hardwood, wired for electric lights,
mantel and CRATE and nicely papered and dec
GRATED throughout; has large veranda and ce-
ment walks; price, 81, 200; $500 down, rest like
rent. CHAS. NJ. CROSS az CO., l9h n. Merid-
ian st.
REAL ESTATE-The Defuniak Springs of Flor
ida and vicinity; bargains in improved acre
property for home seekers; suitable to raise early
Northern vegetables and fruit; from 10 to 100
acres: houses and barns from $500 up; cattle
ranches OF from Loco to 5000 acres for 81 per
and well drained; literature on application: round
trip, $685.. good for three months. Phones
New. 2945; old. Brown 100. c.. a. OLCOTT &
Co, $50 Kentucky av., Indianapolis. Ind.
WRITE o FULL PARTICULARS.
Can, Man, 160 a. and impts.
Ia, Des Moines, suburban property, 14R a.
Kan, Cove CO., 1850 a. and impts.
Kan, sabetha, res: 8 lots; fine fruit.
Ohio, Jackson CO., 1872 a. and impts.
Pa, Dauphin CO., 1S6 a. and impts.
Pa. Slackwater, res. and p acre.
Tex: Harris CO, II a. impd. fruit farm.
Wash, MonteSaDo, Z T. res. and 4 a.
Planning mill. Bridgewater, Va.
w. NJ. OSTRANDER. n. A. BLDG, PHILA.
DIv A \ I-CT- UI--
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HIGHER COURTS RECORD.
SUPREME COURT.
Minutes.

Minutes
aOl6. Raymond Barrows VS.. State Of
Indiana. Marion G.. G.. Appellants brief (S.)
2Ol3S. Pleasant Kisling VS.. Louis B.. Bar
nett. Madison S. G. Appellants brief (S.)
Submitted under Rule 10.
aO166. Edward Sharp VS.. the State of In
DIANA. Gibson c. g. Brief for State So
APPELLATE COURT.
Minutes
49i7. Edward Ryason VS.. Sarah ]. Dun
ten eft al. Lagrange G. c. Appellants
brief (S.)
1918. Continental Casualty Company VS..
Eliza Lloyd. Laporte S. G.. Appellee's Pc
tition for additional time.
AGO. Fire Association of Philadelphia VS..
Daniel w. Yeagley. Miami c.. c. Appel
lant's reply brief (S.l
1916. City of South Bend VS.. Bonnie
Tuner. Laporte C.. c. Appellants brief
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". r. Bauman, corner Twenty-fourth street
and Park avenue, dwelling. $500.
Ira Chapman. keEwoOd avenue and Twenty
third street. dwelling. 3. 800.
William Seaner. is iasaie street, dwelling.
1900.
Bernard Baekman. Nation avenue and Belt
Railroad. dwelling, See5.
Christian Yeaele, i5Z7 RGcSle street, dwelling,
$500.
sS00.
saealansky Bros. COL East South street, re-
pairs. s25.
Catherine Brewer. 1894 Eugene street, addi-
ton, s260.
Thomas J. Clark. sol Fayette street. addition.
street, 81, 500.
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Will Bowen. the Socialist who spoke at
the paper hangers smoker on Friday even
ing. says that he had been invited by a
number of the members of the union to
make an address and that the majority
of those present were much pleased at his
talk. He said further that there was an
element in the union opposed to him and
attempted to do him injury because they
knew that the Socialists were winning, the
majority of the unions over to their side.
He stated that he did not go to the meet
ing to talk on socialism and did not intro
duce the subject into his speech.
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ANOTHER PARTIAL REPORT.
Marion County Grand Jury Returns
More Indictments.

The Marion county grand jury, which has
been in session since last Monday, made a
partial report yesterday, returning seven
indictments. This is the second partial re-
port this session. Those against whom true
bills were returned are: Fred Kinsley, Will
liam Stewart, Louis Cheatham and Harry
Tate, grand larceny and receiving stolen
goods; Con Collins, assault and battery, and
Frank Bishop, grand larceny.
Jeanette Childs, who was indicted by the
present grand jury for attempting to poison
the infant child of b. G.. Hitz by using
chloroform i'm the infants milk, was ar
raigned yesterday before Judge Afford,
pleaded guilty TO the charge and was fined
81 and sentenced to the Indiana Woman's
Prison.
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REAL ESTATE-IND1ANA TRUST CO. -
REAL ESTATE-Forty acres fronting on Plain
field line. only Is minutes ride from Illinois
snort distance out, you should see this IN
DIANA TRUST &C
REAL ESTATE-Alvord. near Twentieth. double
house, four rooms and pantry each side; CHINA
closets. mantels, CRATES, cellar, well and eistern;
rent SIS per month: good investment for sz,lVo.
INDIANA TRUST c
REAL ESTATE-Fine farm of 225 acres. north
west or city; good Improvements; Wen uIeu'
$1,000. Another. 200 acres, seven miles soutn-
west Of the courthouse. fine bottom land. s2l-oW.
REAL ESTATE-For Sale-Central-av. lots, near
Twenty-fourth ST; asphalt street, cement
walks, sewers. city water. gases; II you WANT
bargain see me; want money QUICK n. r:
CLINE AGENCY. 14 E. Market ST, ground
floor.
real ESTATE-Trustee's sale OF 17h acres.
near new glass works, east Of Brookside Park
and north of lrvinston. Will plat into l2O lots ana
treble the investment. but / am directed TO sen
al $3.50. HENRY ii. FAY, Trustee, Room H.
Union Trust bldg.
REAL ESTATE-For Sale-Farm Of 225 acres,
six miles south OF Richmond, Ind. large brick
dwelling. frame barn, Toulouse and Sranary. all
IN good conditions; land gently rolling, Wen wat
cred: a fine stock farm. Inquire Of DICKINSON
TRUST CO., Richmond, Ind.
REAL E~STATE-Lot on Northwestern ave-, near
Twenty-third, east front, great bargain at 500
for quick sale. Lots on Twenty-ifth ST., near
can be purchased for slI5. III you
are looking for cheap lots in good location, see
US at once. INDIANA TRUST CO.
REAL EsTATE-4W acres of black marsh land
for sale, with two dwelling houses and barns
and outbuildings. This farm is one mile west of
Culver, Ind, and We will sell IL at great bar
with good clay subsoil. MARTIN & JOHNSON,
las Z. Market st.
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SALES OF REAL ESTATE.


Instruments filed for record in the recorders
ofhcc OF Marion county. Indiana. for the twenty
four hours ending at > p. m Sept. 5:
Eckey jackson ct al to Samuel jackson.
Barbara Mcouat to Newton Wright. part N0
of the 5 e \. Sec ~. Tp- H. X -. 10000
RRoades. Lot 4. Coli Park add. Broad
Ripple 20 vv. 5000
johnson ct al. Lot :, Coil Park add.
Broad Ripple 5000
Jesse ]. Privett to the city OF Indianap-
receivers. sub. wright's sub. John
son heirs add. Highway for use of
VIM. r.. Hubbard ct TX. to Lucy Lind A00
ley, Lot 10. Elijah I. Fieteher's I'd
wiiheimina Muller ct al. to Josephine LOW
Vincent. Lot IS, Cleveland Place add: 1850. 90
Of the \ " 4; sss. 10; TRi ID II Si Do, sooO
man. part OF Lot II. So. 40. city OF In
dianapoiis loo
Indianapolis -........------.~..-.s. 5.oNO
colwell ct ux. Lot %. Ingram Fetch
ers sub. Ingram Fletchers Oak Hill
Harry e. Travis ct ux. TO Henry c. owl"
Banes ct ux-. part OF Lots IL and y.
Vim. c. Shocks sub. F1etcher's "a
Felix keenan, to John E. Golden. Lot A"O
10. Won Blaricum's I'd sub. Outlet l2I,
city OF indianapolis (re-recorded). $500. 100. 90
men. Lot e. Clifton Piace..:.--...-. $500
Harry ~. Williams ct ux. TO Martin u.
Shea et ux Lot 3. PoDe's sub. Fetch
srs weodIsxn add..-;----:-~a. 10000
Foley. Lots Z and 5. Mary J. pawson's
add. Broad $50
Robert q. Light 81 ux- TO Perry r.. Fo-
ley, part OF Lot 4. Mary j. Dawson's
add. Broad Ripple 800. 90
VIM n. Williams 10 Enie r. Nysewan-
der, Lot %. DIR. Martins New York
Felix keenan, 81 al. 20 WIN. ID Jordan ho0
et al. part OF the n " y. Sec. .. TIP.
Is r. I.soo.Oo
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Fined for Beating Wife.

Hiki Jackson, a Hindoo, born in India,
was fineI 81 and costs for assaulting his
wife, Virginia Jackson, yesterday, by
Justice Nickerson. Jackson is employed as
a porter i'm B~lackwell's saloon, at the corner
of Massachusetts, and Cornell avenues.
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FOR ALE-MIsCELLANEOUs


EOR rent: Invalid and reclining
chairs. W. d. ALLISON CO.. sos N. Alabama
FOR SALE-Newspaper and job %printery, COM
plete: will exchange for real estate or mer-
chandise. 531 Massachusetts,.
FOR ALE-Hardware stove ana stove repairs
of all kinds; also nails and wire. LEE HARD
WARE CO., Sixteenth and Illinois SITS.
FOR SALE
rypewriters all makes, S. up.
Machines rented, $50 per month.
TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE. 30 Monument pl.
FOR SALE-Typewriiers: Light Running Fox
and other leading makes; rentals. $50 per
ronfh q. M. Gen. Agt. 20s-2lO
Law building. Ne" phone 1875
FOR SALE-The latest map OF Indiana and the
1000 census: prepared especially for the Journal
by George f. Cram. the famous map publisher;
size. SOxi6 inches. on strong map paper; tin rods
at top and bottom; embracing a handsome Ave
color map OF Indiana on one side. corrected to
date. showing all railroads. all new postofices.
counties In colors. railroad stations and all nat
uraI features: a marginal index showing 1900
census and alphabetically arranged list OF towns.
etc the other side contains a fve-color map OF
the world and the United States so cents. post
paid. Inquire of any agent of the Journal or
address MAP the Journal. In
dianapolis. Ind.
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Deaths.

Anna G. Mahoney. seventeen, 1900 South Kelly.
typhoid fever.
Artemus +. Smith. eeventy-nine. SOC North
Delaware street. heart disease.
James shanks, twenty-eighL Ills North Illinois
street, tuberculosis.
Joseph a. Heaiy. seventeen. q, North liberty
street, typhoid fever.
Florena Green. nineteen. West Twelfth street.
phthisis.
John Hogan. eighteen. 7o5 Missouri street. tu-
berculosis.
Infant johnson, 2sO7 Hope street, marssmus.
Estella Smith, tyenty-three. ais Toledo street.
phthisis. ~
Gladys NJ. Kriel. one. ss2i West Maryland
street, gastro-enteritis.
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SUNDAY CHURCH SERVICES.
Christian Scientist.

FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST OF
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. at 1O.45 a IN. sun
day school at $3.50 a.. m "Wednesday evening
meeting at 8 o'clock at the Propylaeum on North
ST., opposite Blind Asylum. Reading room open
to the public from 10 a m. TO 4 p. m, every
day except Sunday. Room II, Lombard building,
24h L. Washington ST.
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Lots 81 to 40, inclusive, and Lots &c to
diarapoIIs $4,000
Ns part Of T the : E : I. s : e r. Tp Il. r. g.. 10000
Emma NJ. Meyer ct al. 10 Ambrose Holh-
day, part OF the 5 W II, Sec. 19. TIP
. ~
John G.. Friedrich ct Tx. 10 Mary A.
Sherer. Lot IL. Block 3, Charles a.
Owens's Park Grove add...-..---..-. 30o.OO
Transfers. q. total consideration .s22. 1890
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INDIANA HARBOR-Great 1t Is.
INDIANA HARBoR-Great it will be.
INDIANA HARBoR-The city that grows.
INDIANA HARBOR is only 10 miles from the
business center of Chicago.
INDIANA HARBoR has macadamized streets,
sewer, water, gas and electric lights.
d HARBoR is the future greatest
manufacturing city in the West.
INDIANA r has the only deep water
harbor in Indiana.
For circulars and information in regard to
transportation, call or write
EAST CHIcAGo CO..
S25 Law Building.
indianapolis.
REAL ESTATE-FOR SALE
SECURITY RUS COMPANY,
14S L. Market st.
100 feet front on N: Meridian st. across the
Try TRUST COMPANY. 14s E. Market st.
Downtown business property; frst.class loca-
siSn; sG 9Ty o TRirsT e saIs; Psyin 1ss iP n MaTka;
street.
Flat building. north; corner lot; all rented:
building 3ha years old: substantial brick struc-
ture: modern; steam heat. For particulars call
at SECURITY TRUST 1s Z. Mar
ket st.
storerooms, living rooms second floor: all rented
5000. pays net s per cent. SECURITY TRUST
AS E. Market st.
Very desirable dwelling of Z rooms on Union
SECURITY RUS COMPANY. las E. Market
Double dwelling. north: modern; bath. furnace,
s rooms a side: lot so feet front: belongs TO non
resident who desires TO sell; Price $500 Sc
Lots on Capitol avenue. near Thirty-ffth street;
SECURITY TRUST COMPANY,
1IS y. Market ST.
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BUSINESS

BUSINESS CHANCE.
BUSINESS CHANCE-An established cereal
food company desires the services of reliable
man to fill responsible position; compensation
$1,000 per annum. Highest references required
and given. Address AUDITORS DEPART
MENT, Box 1872. Battle Greek. Mich.
BUSINESS BARGAINS.
Photo Bus, outfit and stock, Dover, Del.
Gen'l Mdse., Bus. store and dwell, feedhouse,
5s A. Central Islip, N. Y. 1850.
Complete wagon factory, blacksmith, wood
working and shoeing shops, Canton. o., $500.
Physicians Res, practice and stock of drugs,
Quinton, N. J., SO. 600.
Drug stock and fixt., Toledo, Ohio, So. 900.
Wooden factory, fine water power and 10 A.,
Galetta, Ont, Can; excellent location.
General store and dwell, Jamesburg. N. J..
Pat. on impd. music leaf turner, $1,000.
One-third int. in two gen'l stores. dwell. and
10 lots. Inkster and Orr, N. D., $1,000.
Complete creamery, Kelley, Ia, 81, 500.
Gen'l mdse. bus. and stock, Verona, Mo.
Millinery bus, Jefferson City, Mo, $1,000.
w. M. OSTRANDER, n. A. BLDG, PHILA.
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STORAGE


Transfer and Coal Co.,
house and safe movers; heavy hauling OF all
kinds. SIS S. Delaware St Telephone 2325.
= The Union Transfer and Storage
Company. corner East Ohio 1t. and Unien
tracks: only first class storage solicited. Grating
and packing. Phones rs.
sTORAGE-INDIANA AND TRANS
FER co. y. 900 square feet OF space; IRE
nroof. electric elevators: office. 3S9 E. Washing
Tor. St: cheapest place in the city. 10th Phones
eO2s. LEW SHANK
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VITAL STATISTICs-sEPT. 5.
Births.

Wayne and Mrs. Eskridge. 3loh North Elder
avenue. girl.
oIioda and Eva Carisolls. 1886 Ogden street.
boy.
Zach and Emily Haywood. 12lss Standard
avenue. boy.
George d. and Mary Geisier. 22f West Morris
street, girl.
Louis and Anna Restow. l4I2 East New York
street. boy.
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JOURNAL BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
NOTICE.

NOTICE-Up-to-date FURNACES guaranteed 70
heat. Tin and galvanized iron works roll
LYN I14-l16 Virginia av., the man
who never sits on the fence.
NOTICE-Stay there. stick tight. don't peel on
whitewash for stables, storerooms, etc;
TAYLOR & CO.. COS n. Senate. New Phone
3007.
N~OTICE-Acme paper, paint and fresco clean
es that clean all qualities OF wall covering
without streaking or nothing the walls. We
are prepared to clean churches and public build
ings. You can see our work anywhere HENRY
TAYLOR & CO.. COS N. Senate av. New Phone
1907.
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AUCTION SALE.


AUCTION SALE-G. w. McClrdy, real estate
and general auctioneer. No. 25 West WASH
tnEtcn.
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O

FOR RENT-ROOMS.
FOR RENT-Rooms furnished or unfurnished,
all modern conveniences. 1006 N. Illinois.
FOR RENT-Furnished choice parlors and kitch-
en-, opposite Harrison school; also lovely rooms
for gentlemen. References exchanged. 73 N.
Delaware.
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WANTED-Salesmen by PAINT CO.,
st. Louis. An easy and highly profitable side
line.
Misunderstanding salesman. An active. en-
ergetic man for Indiana territory: Staple line.
Established, high-rated house. F. r.. JEN
ING Sales Mgr, Detroit. Mich.
WANTED-Furniture salesman, with well-estab-
lished trade, to carry our line OF children's
carriages, go-carts, reed chairs, etc. as a side
line. Apply, with reference. TO ERIE CITY
CARRIAGE WORKS. Erie. Pa.
wANTED-Capable salesman to cover Indiana
with staple line. High commissions, with ad-
vance OF 500 monthly. Permanent position to
right man. JESS II. SMITH CO., Detroit, Mich.
WANTED-Traveling salesman to carry our side
line 20 general stores and kindred trades; new
samples weigh five ounces; ft coat pocket and
easily earns $500 TO $1,000 a year commission.
Write for particulars. RING CO,
les Dearborn street, Chicago. Ill.
WANTED-Salesman by well-rated concern.
making staple handled by several lines. every
town, sold on ninety days; full commission check
on shipment and on recorders, which almost in
variably follow; easy side line; no samples neces-
sary. Z. LANDER, Secy, Roe bldg. st. Louis.
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JED

ING at S a NJ, Sept. 6. 1908.
Funeral from her residence. t31 West New York
ST. at 2 p. m. Monday, Sept. z. Friends invited.
vENN-Hamilton c., died at ST. Louis. NO..
Friday, Sept. 4.
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wANTED-SITUATION.

WANTED-Situation 10y elderly lady as COM
panion or housekeeper. MRS. L. A. E., Keene,
Kentucky.
WANTED-Situation by a good, reliable man
and wife for janitor work; no children; good
reference; colored. Address A. d., 432 w. Michi-
gam
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Charles Brossman, Jr., and Mary Edith Dean.
Walter s.. King and Evelyn M. Jeffries
j. Frank Mails and Nora Bloomer.
John NJ. Taylor and Elizabeth Strause.
Joseph Holler and Anna Miller.
Charles A. Wilson and Sarah T.. Nixon.
Charles Baldwin and Bertha Luke.
Tony Edward Chitwood and Katie J. Hunt.
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FOR TRADE-For city or country property. the
best-paying carriage and wagon salesroom and
repair shop in the city. Price, $4,000. NJ. AR
BUCKLE. Lemcke block.