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SIGNED BY THE MAYOR
HE APPROVES ORDINANCE REGU-
LATING SPEED OF AUTOMOBILES.
Redistricting Ordinance Has Net Yet
Received His Sanction--Other
City Affairs.

Mayor Bookwalter, who has returned
from the West, has signed the ordinance
regulating the speed of automobiles This
ordinance fixes the maximum speed in the
district bounded by East, West, North and
south streets at six miles an hour, and out
side or that district at twelve mises an
hour. This regulation. was Endorsed by the
Automobile Club of Indiana, Of which +.
M Ayres is president. and the club will
take measures to see that the general rep
utation Of automobilists is not jeopardiZed
by the few who wish drive Their ma
chimes forty miles an hour on many OF the
best streets The ordinance requires each
automobile to be registered with tie city
controller, who shall issue number and
each machine shall hear the initials of the
owner named as registering the same. This
initial plate shall have letters of waite or
polished aluminium three inches high.
The mayor did not sign the ordinance re-
districting the city into fifteen wards. He
said he had not had time 10 examine it,
and would not act until he did,
The ordinances requiring fiagmen at Six
teenth street and the L. L. & w. tracks and
Georgia street and the Big Four, aid per-
uniting the Christian-Haugh Company to
lay switch across the first alley east OF
Moore avenue. We're signed by the mayor
No action was taken by the mayor on
the official communication. from the Park
Board declining To apportion the 800. 900
boulevard money between the Fall creek
and Pleasant run systems. 1t Is p:Obable
the ordinance to be prepared. and which
may be submitted at special meeting of
the Council tomorrow night, will divide
the sum so as TO give the South Side at
least 5000. The special meeting to-mor-
row night will be to act on the apnropria-
ton of $500 for the replenishment of the
contagious disease fund OF the Health
Board. The mayor will urge the immediate
passage of this appropriation, because of
the well-known predicament, and 1T will
put the responsibility on the Democratic
minority as TO whether the contagious dis
ease hospital. with its fifteen smallpox
cases, is to be turned over TO the State
Board of Health.
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Sealed proposals VIII be received By the Board
OK Commissioners or Gibson county. Indiana. az
the auditors Office. in the city Of Princeton
Ind. until IL o'clock a. m OF the "a day OF June.
1904. and not thereafter. for the construction OF
ten separate roads comprising % miles and 2.osS
]. ID. Thompson et al, In accordance with the
maps profiles and specifications filed By the
engineer and viewers IN said matter and Approved
by the Board Of Commissioners OF said Gibson
county Indiana. and now on nle in the eudftors
ofice OF said county; proposals shall be made sep
arateIy upon each road
Bidders shall specify In their proposal the
time IN which they viii complete the roads pro-
posed 20 be constructed.
All proposals must be accompanied with a bend
IN double the sum Of the proposal. conditioned
as required by law.
Maps and profies may be seen In the once oe
the auditor of said county. and copies OF tks
specifcstions and estimates ana blank forms az
proposals. and bonds may be had OF s. n Adans.
auditor Princeton. Ind
The proceedings for the construction OF >.ia
roads are had untsr- the provisions OF an act ~
the General Assembly OF the State CT Indiana
entitled: An act concerning the constructor %
providing for raising funds 20 pay for the same
and for their maintenance; and providing for the
repeal OF other acis touching the same suojsc{
matter and declaring an emergency" Approved
THE beard reserves the right to reject any ana
al bids
y FHSi.iP NxI y. PHu1zrs
/. GEORGE w. NEWMAN
Board Of Commissioners Of 0ioson ooun<y. n
's xaarpr osssaa ssss1y. is2sssa.
PTlncston. Ind Nav 1 ~
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REV. MR.. BROWN ACCEPTS.
Will Become President of College at
Wilmington. a

The Rev. Albert ]. Brown, pastor of the
First Friends Church. has accepted call
to the presidency OF Wilmington College,
or Wilmington, o.. an institution similar to
Earlham College at Richmond. Mr.. Brown
Will leave Indianapolis Aug. |.
Mr.. Brown was graduated from Stanford
University in 1882, and took masters de-
gree there the following year. His home
was originally in Howard county, this
State, and he attended Indiana University
as an sunderclassman for three years. Upon
completing his college work Mr.. Brown
accepted the pastorate Of the Friends
Church at West Newton and later came to
lrFlngton as superintendent of schools.
Five years ago he became pastor of the
First Friends Church. He is regarded as
an able man, and during his university days
was considered an exceptionally strong and
original student. He made a speciality Of
history and political and social science
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NOTICE OF BANKRUPT SALE or
REAL ESTATE.

In the matter Of Jerome Allen. bankrupt
No. lass in bankruptcy.
Notice Is hereby given that the UNDERSIGNED
trustee Of the estate OF the aforesaid bankrupt.
will sell at private SALE the 18th day OF May,
A. D., 1903. at the Columbia National Bank In
Indianapolis. Ind, the following described real
in Indianapolis, Ind, wit: Lot eight fs)
Square one %. Rays Subdivision A. So. Glars
addition. Indianapolis. Ind. at the corner OF
Pennsylvania and Sixteenth streets. also sixty
FIVE s5 feet on the north side OF Lot eleven CD.
Square forty lsCt. Indianapolis. Ind, On North
New Jersey street; also one hundred and snventr
OTO feet of the east end OF Lots and 8. MUIR
ply * Thinkers corrected addition 10 the city OF
indianapolis. Ind. on North Alabama street.
The said trustes Will receive sealed bids foe
said real estate at the above-named bank IN
TO Il o'clock noon. CT the said day. and then pub
licly open same
The terms OF such sale or sales shall be cash
at not less that seventy-fve per cent OF the ap-
praised value thereof. and such sale sales TO
be subject TO the approval OF the BANKRUPTCY
court. ANDREW A BLACK
Trustee In Bankruptcy
May 6. isg.
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FOL DECENTRALIZATION.

FOR sALE-Insure your property with FRANK
X. SAWYER 12s f Market ST
tUR sALE-or Kent: Invaild and reclining
chairs. w. -. ALLISON CO.. sos N. Alabama
FOR sALE-HardwaTe. stove and stove repairs
of all kinds; also nails and wire LEE HARD
WARE CO. Sixteenth and Illinois SITS.
FOR sALE-Typewriters Light Running Fox
and other leading makes: rentals, $50 per
month. G. III. MERRICK, Cen Agt.. 2os-2lo
Law building. New Phone 1878.
FOR sALE-Drug store in Indiana town of 500:
only drug store; good location; good business;
reason for selling bad health For particulars ad-
dress t. III. IRELAND Mexico, Ind.
FOR SALE-Go to MINERS, Delaware and
Ohio St.. for pure drugs and medicines. drug
dies: prescriptions called for and delivered.
FOR SALE
Typewriters all makes, SIS up
Machines rented, 80 per month
TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE. 80 Monument pl
FOR sALE-The latest map OF Indiana and the
1900 census; prepared especially for the Journal
by George s F: Cram: the famous map publisher:
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
ural features; a marginal index showing 1900
census and alphabetically arranged list of towns,
the world ard the United States; so cents post
address MAP DEPARTMENT. the Journal, In
danapos. Ind.
FOR SALE-So superior to all others you will
any other CAsT-IRoN or STEEL FURNACES
but ours. Goods in use ocean to ocean. Also
WATER and HOT AIR. Twenty years expert
ence- Can refer you TO many of the best jobs in
advise with frst-class architect If you do not
see your way clear. as in general way seven
ts and you pay the bill and have to live with it.
TURNER ZEPHYR HEATER CO.,
lao and 142 Kentucky av.
Copyrighted.
p S.-Send 2 cents for Catalogue.
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BUSINESS CHANCE-Insure your property
with FRANK X SAWYER. Us East Mar
BUSINESS CHANCE-FREE-1Oo lots TO adver-
tise wildwood Lake. N. Y, suburb send
.,aup for deed Is feet-agreeing 10 otstrib,ts
Ave coupons. SEASIDE CO.. s.. Isl B'way
NJ
BUSINESS cHANCE-..'This beats New Jersey-
Ssharters procured under South Dakota laws To-
a few dollars. Write for corporation laws
blanks bylaws and forms 20 PHILIP Law
ron. Beadle county. South Dakota
BUSINESS oPPoRTUNITY-I CAN SELL
YOUR BUSINESS. no matter where IL e.: aend
Iished 1896 highest references: oces IN Ii citIss
w NJ OSTRANDER. 1t4a n A. Bldg. Phiia-
deiphia-
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REAL ESTATE
~ acres On the Churchman pike, southeast:
house rooms; plenty OF fruit berries, etc.
81. 500.
House IA rooms. Central av.. near Fifteenth
St; offered at a bargain.
Lot: Illinois; second north Twenty-eighth ST.,
west side; 50xlso; s2,Coo
n Illinois, near Thirty-fourth ST.; house. 8
rooms good location: price 81 600; $500 cash:
balance $500 per year
sS acres east of the fair grounds; 2 squares
north trolley line; small house, good barn: plenty
of fruit; a beautiful suburban home; good sur
roundings price $500.
20 acres: small house: good orchard and out
buildings at Bridgeport; will take good rental
property part pay.
Lot 4oxl0o: Twenty-eighth ST., near Illinois:
sss w. Twelfth ST.: frame dwelling 4 rooms.
at 81 200, easy payments.
1907 N Senate av.. cottage dwelling; 1000. on
easy payments
JOHN s. SPANN & CO.. 4s N Pennsylvania ct.
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ical engineer, patent attorney. In above g.
pacity DO NOT ei.tm excepsional fscIlftiss. ex-
q patent practice. technical trainine hone~fv
snd care. beyoEd which no special sdrantarss
exist s. Ingalls, Bldg
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Instruments filed in the office of the recorder
of Marion county, Indiana. for the twenty-four
hours ending at p. m May 9. 1903:
The United States Z. and l.. Inst to
Milton A Woollen. Lot L, Cottage
Grove add. Also, Lot ll5. Milligans
Brook Park add Also. Lot "a. Hiram
sub ss.eoss1
Hogan H. Ambrose ct ux. to Samuel
Wiley, Lot p, Henry Sellers's add,
elizabeth w. Johnson ct al to Ernest
+. Brown, Lot 60, John w. Chamberss
Elmer e. Stevenson, commissioner, to
William B. Austin, Lot Z, Spann &
campbelrs sub. So II. city of Indian -oo
Henry snGyS C. KEEL. administrator. to Chris
tan Schildmeier, pt OF the "a,
steTiins r. r. Holt iS, ct NIX. to William Leon
Brown, pit OF So 3. Outlot 157. Harriss
ISL; sub city Of r Indianapols ,r:;.s 70 LOO
William ]. Lowry, Lot Al. Lenox Place .ooo
annie nnH NJ. Tyner to Charles W. Bonn
r. 3. and PIT Of Sec is, TIP le. s:; l'OOO'"
NJ; Kerr. Lot 3, Gustavus schurrnann's ooo NJ
ci suD PInmmer ct al. to George ". '''''-~
Iupp eft al. Lot 21. John A. Brad
shaw's sub of Outlets 80 and s., city of
wiIhelmna Hupp ct al. to Clara 4.
sub of Outlets 80 and 30, city or Indian
Lena Chambers ct al. to Harry L. Gas
Helen r. Edison ct al. to Elizabeth Van
Sickle, Lot 10, Blk 3. Caven q Rock
woods East Woodlawn sub 1,075.00
William b. Austin ct to III. +.
Hackedorn Lot 81, Ruddelrs Glen
John Sigman ct X. to Arthur Sigman,
pit of the "a Sec %, TIP II, r 49,. 5000
Huntington a Page (''Seedsman'0 TO
Harmon Isler, Lot 1s Millgan's Brook
Park add ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. GOO
Carey S. Hoover ct Tx. to Flora A.
Hoover, Lot s, Condits SUBJ Black
ford's sub of Outlets 152, ETC.. city of
Indianapolis S,VVW
George w. Stout ct to Alice Con-
nelly, Lots S53 and s54. and strip ad-
Joining, Stout's Vermont-st. add........ 10000
Thomas E. Chandler ct al. to Florence
Fay, Lot 16. WILDER T. Hits sub.
F1etcher's 4th Brookside add. ........... 10000
Charles Highland TO Grafton M. Wor-
sham. Lots Il and p, Blk L. Beatty's
George w. Stout ct ux to Elzie ]. Ellis,
Lot $50, Stout's Vermont-st add. 10000
Allen Myers ct to Charlotte A. Dye.
Lots and 2. Haughey's Mapleton add. 100000
William L. Taylor to Harry c. Pitman,
pt OF Lot 4. So 70. city of Indianapolis 90
bolt ct ux., Lot 4S, Armstrong; Key
stone Park add OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 5000
Robert Woodward ct ux to Martha s.
Seman. Lot Is, Blk IL, Holiness West
End add ........-................'. SW.W
Watkins S. Garner ct ux. TO Horatio s.
Sec "a, TIP Is, R s......................... 10000
Lewis Z. Hellyer ct al. to Brema NJ.
place add Observation-Disclosures. 10000
Transfers. q; total consideration. 81
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.

LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
INDIANAPOLIS d yINCENNEs RAIL
ROAD COMPANY.
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind April q 1909
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF STOCKHOLM
Frs OF the Indianapolis & Vincennes Railroad
Company Will be held at the principal Office OF
the company, in the city OF Indianapolis. Ind. on
THURSDAY. MAY IL. 1898,
at O'Clock p. m-s for the purpose OF electing
seven directors TO serve for the ensuing year
and transecting such other business as may
properly come before the meeting.
s. b. LIGGETT. Secretary.
NOTICE OF BANKRUPT SALE OF
REAL ESTATE.
In the District Court OF the United states-
For the District OF Indiana
In bankruptcy.
In the matter OF Thomas c. Hammond bank
rupt-
No. 1887 In bankruptcy.
Notice Is hereby given that the undersiTne6.
trustee OF the estate OF the aforesaid bank-zlpt.
Will sell at private sals on the, 18th day or Nay,
A D.. 1893. at the Columbia National Banx ia
Indianapolis. Ind. the following described real
estate in Indianapolis. Ind. TO wit: Lots Nos.
Two CD and Four lO IN Routh's Subdivision
Block twenty-one t1D. Johnsons heira' addition
TO the city OF Indianapolis. Ind Said trustee will
receive sealed bids for said real estate up 70 u
O'Clock ICON Of said day and then publicly open
same.
The terms of said sale or sales shall be cash.
praised value thereof. and such sale sales TO
be subject 70 the approval OF the bankruptcy
court ANDREW BLACK
Trustee in Bankruptcy.
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REAL ESTATE-At bargain. 22h feet on north
Lots and IS and Lots 4. 5. g. z 8. Q. 10, II, u,
49, 4, Is. JIG. II. Is, 49, 20 81 q. 2s a. q &c,
/: Lots q 3. T. 5. 6 and Z, In Block 5: Lots e. 49,
80 and 40. in Block 4; Lot g. in Block TO- and
Lot 90 Block g. all in William Braden's River
side addition to Indianapolis. The Indiana
Southern Railway is projected through a portion
of the above described property. Address F., r.
SKULL, Decatur, Ill.
REAL ESTATE-120 acres one mile from Blur
TOM improved; $50 per acre. so acres near Me-
daryyflle: improved; $50 per acre. so acres four
miles OF Marion This is in the oil field; SIPS per
acre so acres in Miami county; improved; $40
nor acre l60 acres Pendleton; we'll i'm
proved: s65 per acre. 16o acres three miles of
Greenfield; we'll improved; $40 per acre. 10000
hama: Sc per acre. City property in any part of
the city from LOCO to s1250Oo. Call on or write
AND INVESTMENT CO.. lol3-14 Law building
Phone 66S.
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FOR SALE OR TRADE.


FOR SALE OR TRADE-Insure your property
with FRANK X SAWYER. 12s E. Market ST
FOR SALE OR TRADE-Grocery and meat mar
ket; splendid stand: money maker; look this
up. PENTECOST x CO., 1856 Lemcke Bldg.
FOR SALE OR TRADE-Large house at 2O21
College av. by owners; will take smaller house
or good vacant lot for equity: by the owners
HARRY MEYER d CO., 12S E. Market st.
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s. RACQUET has been offered by Charles
Mayer and 1T will be used as one Other
prizes have been promised
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BURIAL vACLTS-American Burial Vault Co.
manufactures a burial vault ghou-proof and
water-tight. indestructible: reasonable IN price:
sold only to undertakers New Phone szss and
Black 1912. w. w. DUNNNGToN, Us y.
Market ST.
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Methodist

CENTRAL-AvENUE METHODIST EPISco-
PAL CHURCH-Correr OF Central avenue and
Twelfth street Sermons az l0:45 q. m. and $50
p. m by the pastor. the Rev H w. kellogg.
ID. D. Topic OF morning sermon: The Beauty
OF Holiness; a Religious STUDY in Esthetics."
Evening. illustrated on The Life Of
John Knox: Reformation ia Scotland" SUNDAY
school at $40 a. Epworth League az ESQ
D. m. All are welcome.
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SUNDAY CHURCH SERVICES.


ALL SOULS CHURCH UNITARIAN)-Ths
second service OF thu congregation will be
held in the Hebrew Temple. Delaware and Tenth
streets. p to-day. Solo by Miss Lily Adam.
duet by Miss Adam and Ar. Fritz Krull. Sermon
by Rev. Mr.. Newbert upon Intellectual Leader
ship m Religion" The public cordially invited.
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LIVERY.



OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES at ARNOLDs barn.
asa Z. Wabash.
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INDIANA TRUST co.
SELLS REAL ESTATE.
COLLECTS RENTS.
WRITES FIRE INSURANCE.

REAL ESTATE
Lots, Bellefontaine and Cornell av., near Tween
ty-fourth.
Special sale to close estate.
Make offer at once
CHAS. p. DONEY & CO.,
TO9 I.emCke.
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>~>~~~~~~~
wANTERy,nsur e, your prepsr,g with FRANK
WANTED-Cabinet makers; steady work; good
Mich
wANTED-Learn proofreading; then earn s. g
SCHOOL. Philadelphia
wANTED-cireular and sample distribatsTs sy-
erywhere: canvassing; gooi pay. COOPER
ALIVE ADV. CO.. New York.
wANTED-Detectives; every ioesI.sy SOC. s4,I sal
airy. experience unnecessary. INTEhNAdloN-
Al DETECTIVE AGENCY uflw aukee. Wis
wANTED-we pay s9s a week and expenses 70
men with rigs TO Introduce poultry epnspound
INTERNATIONAL MFG. Co Parsons. kan.
WANTED-Everywhere hustiers TO tack signs.
distribute circulars, samples. etc no canvass s.
ing; good pay. SUN ADVERTISING BUREAU
Chicago
WANTED-Young man 10 travel: $50 month and
ences, WILLIAMS CO.. Chamber Commerce
wANTED-At once, competent man. capable Of
taking entire charge plating department. copper
and nickel; permanent position; steady "ork 5s@r
Ind.
wANTED-GovERNMEN POSITIONS; write
Tor eur civil-serviee catalogue and learn now
positions. COLUMBIAN CORRESPONDENCE
COLLEGE. Washington o. c.
wA M few good msehancsmtSoI p s,aSk
smith, body maker and wood machine hand the
highest wages to hrst-elass men; call Sunday
j. a. WINDSOR, Hotel Deniscn.
WANTED-Young man for stenographer In &C
counting department OF large manufacturing
concern; ambitious for advancement: good
prospect OF working into higher position; explain
In own handwriting experience had, AZ any, also
give references. Nls Journal.
wANTED-Bookkeeper and cashier for brokers'
office; to young man, with good character, aoil-
ity and energy will be given an opportunity 10
learn the business and advance. salary 70 start
S. D. Co. p. o. Box 1916. New York.
WANTED-Men to learn barber trade. years
saved; thoroughly systematzed course; estab-
lished in 1888; branches, New York, Chicago, St
Louis San Francisco. New Orleans and Omaha;
inducements to distant applicants; busy season
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COLLEGE, Chicago. H.
WANTED-Recruits for the United States Ma
rine Corps, abled- bodied men OF good character
between the ages of q and IS years not less than
height of good character and not addicted to the
use of liquor; must be Citizens of the United
States or persons who have legally declared their
intention become citizens. able to read and
write English properly as well as speak IT. No
minors or married men will be accepted. This
important branch of the Naval Service offers
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS To RECRUITS. as
the law PROVIDES for the PROMOTION of
WORTHY NONCOMMISSIONED OFFICERS 10
SECOND LIEUTENANTS. Marines enlisted
for period OF four years, and are generally sta
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are provided in addition TO pay. Apply at II.
MARINE CORPS RECRUITING OFFICE. Room
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CONGREGATIONAL.

PLYMOUTH CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
Services by the Rev. Charles L. Kloes, OF ST.
Louis No, at the Hebrew Temple. corner Of
Delaware and Tenth SITS. Morning services at
10:45- Evening services al 7:z5. Music under the
direction of Prof. Edward B. Birge- Everybody
invited to attend
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FOR sALE-waverly electric automobile; owner
leaving city, Call at MUEl-LERS. so5 Massa-
chusetts ay.
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Personal.

Personal.
PERSONALs-white Olive cures corns Main OF.
fee. sia E. Wash. Room 2 At all druggists
PERSONAL-Az-M Ma (Elixir). the only sure cure
for Asthma and Hay Fever; all druggists 50
cents.
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AUCTION SALE-G. w. McCurdy. real estate
and general aueroneer. No. 2<5 West Wash
ington.
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Mortgage Releases.



REAL ESTATE-Insure your property with
FRANK K. SAWYER. 12S e. Market st.
REAL ESTATE-If you want to SELL list your
ddy efa f Bas
REAL ESTATE-See MENDENHALL. S2i
Lemcke. for bargains. farms and city property.
REAL ESTATE-Wright St, near mccarthy, rent
Trust co.
and tried companies" Prompt adjustment. No.
10 r. Market.
REAL EsTATE-we have a customer for a CO.
acre farm in Marion county HARRY MEYER
& CO, 12s E. Market ST.
REAL ESTATE-Irvington: 4oxl6O half-square
from car line: 1915; snap; easy terms. TIB-
BOTT, 15i2 n. pennsylvania.
REAL ESTATE : Irvington; 7ex16o: corner
Lowell and Layman; price 500; worth $780,
TIBBoTT. l5i1 ". Pennsylvania.
REAL EsTATE-Irvington; s-room. modern;
TIBBOTT. l5Ia n. Pennsylvania.
REAL ESTATE-si5o gets east-front lot on
]. KREBER. 81 Stevenson Bldg.
REAL ESTATE-Vacant lot Delaware ST.. near
Twepsy-f5 % st II sA Marks want mt offer C.
REAL ESTATE-Irvington; .s-room brick resi-
dence: beautiruiiy located; large grounds; price
5000. TIBBOTT, lS12 N pennsylvania.
REAL so1eS, TWO Or miles Nest Broad
sPANN s. CO., 46 y. Pennsylvania st.
REAL ESTATE-Fort Wayne av.. Broom dwell
hat. D. w coFFIN u Lombard Bldg sGs''0h i0f
REAL. ESTATE-Look at those $3.50 lots on east
side OF Cornell av., near Twenty fourth ST
JOSEPH J. KREBER, 81 Stevenson Bldg
REAL ESTATE-For Saie-Five and sixty-fiye-
hundredths acres on Churchman pike. $500 cash
HARRY MEYER & CO.. l2S z. Market ST.
REAL. ESTATE-Irvington: University ay: 55r
175. fruit and shade I'm abundance: worth 500.
price only $500. TIBBoTT. 15l2 n. Pennsylvania.
REAL, ESrATE-M dwelling, Q rooms. rot
50xIJ0: Meridian. north OF Twenty-ninth 81 :.
bargain C. F. SAYLES g. CO., 12i E Market
street.
real, ESTATE-242 Detroit ST.: nice four-roonn
cottage iron fence, cement walks, renting s-o
per wear: price. $3.50. INDIANA TRUST CON-
PANY.
REAL. ESTATE-T-room dwelling on E. Merrill
St between East ST. and Virginia ay: nrica
81 600 SECURITY TRUST COMPANY 1k =,
Market st
r-.--@I- r-sTATE-New double house on Pros--
pect near High ST.. rents for $500 per year.
improved street; bargain at 5000 INDIANi
TRUST co.
REAL ESTATE-Those east-front lots at $3.50
on Cornell av.. near Twenty fourth are q
great bargain JOSEPH J. KREBER, 5lI Ste
vsnson Bldg
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REAL ESTATE
INTERSTATE AUDITING co.
INCORPORATEDD
H. A CROFT, Manager.
Nfunicipal Bankers, Manufacturers, Merchants
Books Audited.

EXPERT ACCOUNTANTS
BOOKS OPENED AND CLOSED. INVOICING.
TRIAL, BALANCES MADE, LABoR-SAVING
SYSTEMS OF BOOKKEEPING DEVISED.
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