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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1903-05-23
SUNLIGHT LODE MINING CLAIM.

Beginning at cor. No identical with the N, W.
of location, pine post IT, long ms 50. set
stone, scribed U. 5. 5. 1890 sunlight post l,
whence bears common to Secs. 10, 27, q and
IS N I6o 81 W. 2I22.Is #, thence 5. 10 go +.
war I6o So e. 1900 IT. to stake No. 2, thence 5.
I3o 80 w 600 #. to post No. 3, thence N 70 go
W. 1900 f. to post No 4, thence n. I59 go +. 600
#. to post No. 1, the place of beginning.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1903-05-23
FRANCIS LODE MINING CLAIM.

Beginning at cor. No identical with the N. W.
cor. OF location, pine post f. long ms. 50. set
IL #. in the ground with mound of earth and
stone scribed U. 5. $ 1890 Francis post I, whence
bears common to Secs. 40, ", "a and IS, 7. 70
NJ X. "a E.. N. IA az W S2S.77 #, thence 5. 76'
go f. war. I6o So E 1900 it. to post No q thence
S 10 80, W. 600 It to post No 8 thence n To- go
#. to post No /, the place of beginning.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1903-05-23
coPPERsMITH LODE MINING CLAIM.

Beginning at cor. No. l identical with the W.
cor. of location, pine post #. long ms. So set
~ it. in the ground with mound OF earth and
stone, scribed U. 5. 5. 1890 coppersmith post /,
s. T. 10 N, R. a f., n. s. IS W. 256S.ss it.,
thence 5. 76o 80 f. war. I6o So e. 1900 IT. TO post
No. 2, thence 5. Iso 80 W. 600 # to post No. J,
thence N. TO- 80 W. 1875 f. to post No. A. thence
N 49, 80 4. 32s.3 #. to post No S. thence N. 10
80 W. 7I2.s #. to post No 6, thence N I5o go +.
27G.7 #. to post No /, the place of beginning
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1903-05-23
LOCATION.

This claim is located parts of Sections 20, II,
IA and a. T. 10 N, X. "a E., NJ. ID. M, about hve
Ia miles west of the town of Herington, Lyon
county Nevada.
The locations of the claims forming this GROUP
are recorded in the office of the County Recorder
of LYON county. Nevada, in book b OF locations,
the Morning Star at page 2qo, the Azurlte at page
2s7 the Relief at page $40, the Sunlight at page
2IS the Coppersmith at page 32I, the Franeis at
page POS the Douglas al page 400, the Lookout at
page zo4 the Constitution at page 3IS, the Golden
Gate at page BAL and the Hope at page 3I7.
The adjoining claims, as shown by the plat OF
survey, are the Ludwig u. 5. $ 1914, ON the west,
f. C Everett claim, unsurveyed, on the south, the
Ducktown, unsurveyed on the west
ANY and all persons claiming adversely any
portion of said Douglas group OF claims or sur
face ground are required to file their adverse
claims with the Register OF the United states
Land Office at Carson City, III the county OF
Ormshy State of Nevada, during the sixty too)
day period OF publication hereof, OF they viii be
barred by virtue of the provisions OF the Statutes
o. Ii. GALLUP,
Register.
II is hereby ordered that the foregoing Notice
for Application for Patent be published for the
period of ten (to) consecutive weeks iii the LYON
COUNTY TIMES, a weekly newspaper published
at Yerington, Lyon county, Nevada.
O. II. GALLUP,
Register.
First publication April 4, 1908.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1903-05-23
CONSTITUTION LODE MINING CLAIM.

Beginning at cor, No identical with the N. w.
cor. location and cor. of Hope claim pine post
It. long and ms. So. set ~ #. in the ground
with mound of earth and stone scribed U S. S
1890 Constitution post No. l, thence 5. Csc TO- f.
war I60 So Ed 600 e. to post No. a. thence S I3o
80 W. 1900 IT, to post No. 8, thence N. 6so TO- W.
GOO IT. to post No. 4, thence N. I3o 80 f. 1900 f. to
post No. 1, the place o. beginning
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1903-05-23
GOLDEN GATE LODE MINING CLAIM

Beginning at cor. No. identical with the S. w
cor of location and situated the line D, of the
Lookout Lode claim, pine post IT, long ms
So. set u IT, in the ground with mound OF earth
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~NOTICE-Read THE BOULEVARD LAND co.
ad. on Page =, Part J.
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REAL ESTATE MARKET
SALES or RESIDENCE PROPERTY
AND DISPOSAL OF LOTS.
Brokers Do Not Agree as to the Con-
dition of the Maricet-PerEits
Fall On-Statistics.

The sale the past week Of the Major Tay-
lor residence, at 1911 North Delaware street,
to Charles Merrill, OF the Bobbs-Merril
company, Is the most important transfer or
residence property IN Indianapolis for sew
eral weeks. Mr.. Merrill paid $1,000 cash
for the property. The transaction was han
died by 1. y. Richie Mr.. MerrilPs new
residence joins the residence OF Hugh j.
MCGOWAN on the north and IS regarded as
one OF the most desirable pieces or resi-
dence property on the North Side.
Another residence addition on the North
Sid Is ready TO be put on the market-the
Boulevard Square addition, between Cen
trail avenue and Fall creek, and from the
creek north TO Thirtieth street. The addi-
ton. the plat OF which was approved this
week by the Board OF Public Works, con-
tains 100 lots. 1t is being opened by j. J.
kreber, the reaI-eState Drohet.
The lots TO be sold are held at an average
price OF about $40, Il Is understood.
Spann & Co. have sold al the lots IN the
Rupp Park addition. The addition Hes east
OF Rural street, between New YORK ana
Michigan streets. There are seventy-two
lots In the addition. They brought an aver
past week sold the remaining unsold lots
in the Oxford Park addition. which lies
Just east OF Rupp Park. There are forty
lots In Oxford Park. Three hundred dollars
was the average price at which these lots
we're sold.
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Condition of the Market.

Contrary to the usual condition of the
real-estate market at this time Of the year,
the market just now shows few signs OF
dullness. In past years the real-estate
business began to take on the winter slump
early In November, but this is not the con-
dition Of the Indianapolis market now, ac-
cording to Nj. II. Camden, Of Ralston &
Camden, the East Market-street brokers.
Inquiry for moderate-priced residence
property Is larger now than some weeks
ago." said Mr.. Camden yesterday afternoon.
'Uusually our business in residence prop
erty begins to fall off at this time of the
year, but from this weeks indications there
will be a large volume OF business in this
particular line for some time to come. Nat
urally we expect less business in. residence
properties late in the fall"
Other w~ell-known brokers do not agree
with Mr.. Camden's statement. They say
the real-estate market shows a good many
indications that most of the business in
residence property transactions for this
year is over and that from now until early
next spring most of the real-estate business
of any Importance will be in deals involving
business property, mostly downtown prop
erty.
Real estate transfers placed on record the
past week represented an investment of
$275,376. The volume OF transfers recorded
last month involved about $4,000 more
than the transfers for September.
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THE COURT RECORD.
SUPERIOR COURT.


Room John l.. McMaster, Judge.
Nathan Blackwell VS.. Bertha Blackwell.
Plaintiff disInisses. Judgment against plaintiff
John johnson VS.. Ida Johnson: divorce. De-
PENDANT defaulted. Submitted to court. Evil
dence heard. Finding decree for plaintiff with
custody of minor children. judgment against
plaintiff for costs.
Ida Hafer VS.. Albert Hafer: divorce. Defend
and defaulted. Evidence partly heard:
Nellie Robinson vs.. William Robinson; di-
Finding and decree for plaintiff, with restoration
10 maiden name Of Nellie Thorne. Judgment
against defendant for costs
Room flames NJ. feathers. Judge.
Solomon Binzer VS.. Phoenix Insurance Co.
policy. On trial by court
CRIMINAL COURT.
Fremont Afford. Judge.
Ed Barnes; assault and battery to kill. Find
ing OF guilty of assault and battery Fined II
Waite snepp: grand larceny. Evidence heard.
Finding OF guilty and sentence suspended during
good behavior.
Walter suttles; assault and battery to rape.
Trial by court sntsnca Eyi flo% ,M beard ar fo,, Finding %es @,
at Indiana Reformatory. Age twenty-three.
NEW SUITS FILED.
The City Bond Co. VS.. Eliza T. Edwards ct al.
complaint on improvement lien. Superior Court.
Knight s. JilIson Co. VS. Thomas ]. Clarke;
complaint on note. superior Court Room 9.
Rufus X. Syfers VS.. Edward A. Brett; suit on
Judgment. Superior Court. Room 3.
raymond foreclosure. Superior Court. Room l.
on judgment. Superior Court. Room l.
Alice Dumas VS.. L. E.. & w: h. r. Co. ct al.
George Brill ct al. VS.. Abigail c.. Smith ct al.
complaint on note. Superior Court. Room ..
Lev Yn Ts. pat Patr,ek j. ryan: Complaint for damage.
and for writ Of custer. Superior Court, Room 3
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CHASE CASE UP AGAIN
ARGUMENT IN FEDERAL COURT ON
PLEA by THE DUHMEs.
Contention that Authority Given f. 8.
Chuse by Benton Court Does Not
Extend tn Federal Court.

Judge Anderson, of the Federal Court.
yesterday heard additional argument in the
famous case Of Frederick S. Chase, guard
ian Of Moses Fowler Chase, the demented
millionaire, against Charles II. Duhme and
his wife.
The argument yesterday was on a plea in
equity filed by the Duhmes to prevent
Chase from continuing the suit as guardian,
on the ground that the authority given him
by the Benton Circuit Court does not extend
to the Federal Court. After the attorneys
had argued until 8 o'clock on this PROPOSE
ton, Judge Anderson told them that the
main question to be considered was. whether
or not Chase should be allowed TO file an
amended complaint. The attorneys for both
sides agreed with the judge and the hear
ing was set down for Nov. IL.
William A. ketcham, of this city. and the
firm Of Haywood * Burton, of Lafayette,
presented the Duhmes' case yesterday and
Addison c.. Harris and Stuart, q
Simms represented Chase.
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VITAL sTAT1sTIcs-Nov. 2.

Clarence II. and Katherine Kuhn. 2S1o Merit
Illinois street. girl.
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O-VERCROwDED EXCURSIONS.


Alice Dumas yesterday filed a 5000 DAM
age suit in the Superior Court against the
Lake Erie & Western Railroad Company
for personal injuries sustained while a pas
senger on one of the defendant company's
excursion trains en- route from Chicago on
Sept. q. 1909. The plaintiff alleged that by
reason of the defendant company's negli-
gence "a large and turbulent crowd was
permitted to rush without order into its
cars" and by reason of this the plaintiff
was crowded and pushed up against the
wall of the coach which she had entered.
suffering serious wounds about her body
and head which rendered her unconscious.
This is the second 5000 damage suit
which has been filed in the Superior Court
during the last two weeks growing out OF
the overcrowded excursion train. Mrs.
Agnes ST. John filed a suit against the COM
pany on Oct. e. alleging that her child was
knocked unconscious and that she received
permanent injuries as a result of being hit
by the back of q car seat.
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ARMY AMI NAVY ORDERS.

The Army
Leaves of absence have 7 m granted as fol-
lows: First Lieutenant William Roberts. assist
ant surgeon. three months; Major Edward Z.
Captain George c. Burnell. signal corps, two
months. with permission TO go abroad; First
Lieutenant O. II. Booth. Eleventh Infantry, three
months extension on account Of sickness.
Captain ID. &. Howard. assistant surgeon. at
New York. has been. ordered 10 this city for
racks.
Captain Lorenzo +. Dawson. Fifth Infantry.
has been ordered before a retiring board at Now
York for examination.
The Navy
Midshipman w. J. Moses has been granted two
months sick leave.
Assistea ut surgeons j. Miller and T.. 4. Camp
bell. t. the Naval Museum OF Hygiene and Medi-
cal School, Washington. ID. c..
Assistant Surgeon W.. q. High. to the Constel-
lation.
Mate O. Christopherson. from the Hancock TO
Washington for examination fos promotion.
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The building permits taken out the
past week shows a material falling off
in numbers and the amount of money repre-
scented from the record of a few weeks ago.
This is an indication. real-estate men say.
that the most of the building in the resi-
dence districts is over for this year. There
are a large number of houses in process of
construction all over the city, but the per-
mits for these buildings were taken out
weeks ago. The building permits taken out
the past week represent more than $4,000
less capital than the weeks permits a short
time ago. The past week the permits is
sued represent an Investment of S36.572.
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BURFORD GETS CONTRACT.
His Concern VIII Do State Printing
for Another Two Yenrs.

The State Board Of Printing met yester-
day and awarded the printing contract for
the next two years to the William B. Bur-
ford Company, the concern which has done
the state printing for many years. The diff
ferent firms submitting estimates did not
bid on the work as one job. but submitted
bids on different lots OF supplies and print
ing. Secretary Carter estimates that at the
figures offered by the BurfOrd company the
whole contract would aggregate s136, 053.S7.
Approximately the figures of the other
firms would be as follows: Levey Eros. &
CO., S1f7, 10 20; Sentinel Printing Company,
$40. O4S. ~.
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Titles Suit Dismissed.

After spending two days comparing the
poll books with the election returns from
the last election, and examining the pro-
tested ballots for two days and one night
before James w. Noel, a commissioner ap-
pointed by Judge Allen, Edward w. Little
has recognized the fact that he was fairly
beaten on Oct. 13, by Judge Whallon, in
the race for police judge. He dismissed his
suit against Judge Whallon in the Circuit
Court Yesterday.
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70 be filed cut by educators over the State
and returned 70 the department not later
than Dec. 1. These blanks are sent to the
different school corporations. The DEPART
ment desires to know what schools will par
ticipate in the exhibit at st. Louis and
what cbracter OF exhibits they desire TO
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HIGHER COURTS, RECORD.
SUPREME COURT.

Minute
2o202. State OF Indiana ex rel. Moses Fowler
Chase VS.. Joseph NJ. Rabb, or judge original ac-
ton. Respondents reply. Brief on demurrer to
petition for mandate ()
APPELLATE COURT.
Minutes
1896. indianapolis Street Railway Company vs..
William L. Schornberg. Johnson c.. c. Appel
lees brief (S)
49i0. The NJ. s. Huey Company VS.. Flora
johnson. Marion c. c. Appellants petition and
application for extension Of time. Petition
granted. Sixty days.
ASA. Emanuel Rothschild VS.. William Z. Leon
hard. Randolph c. c. Appellee's brief 3.)
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-11-08

Seventeen Transfers Made Matter of
Record Yesterday.

Instruments filed for record in the recorders
office OF Marion county. Indiana. for the twenty
four hours ending at 5 p m Nov. z. 1908:
Chas. r Dyer ct ux. to Horace Mckay
ct TX, Lot 20; Chas. NJ. Cross. tr's, .u
WIN kinney ct u.. to Annie kinney. Lot
outlot Il. west Of White river..-... 5000
Ify'G sss 4 Du ss a adT no; t 3. T HsS 2
Bates's sub OF outIot 90. ."* 1,15o.oo
Maria j. Recap ct al. TO Edw. c. Har-
Let's 10 to ia. inclusive. Jas. Biakes
Alden 5. P ~ ct ux- to John j. Cooper. IL"
pr OF Lots IL and u. So %. brakes
Leopold Reinhar, ct al to Anna G. Reia. "V~
hart, pit Of Lots Is and u. Margaret
Mccarty's sub Of Outlet 1is. ete....... LOO
HI0s@ier ct TX, Lott !. Jas. Franks s.
S nss,raabI ss,is,. 5000
Mchigan-st add .:---:"-....~.... I.725.OO
':s s sI,'' fsi. sII to T. ! ineIs.. e: H hass g
TO is INCLUSIVE. Jas. Blake's sub Of
john j. es,.oa ct al szrs:. to Richard s'0'O''0
,. Stone. Lot 2. Reinecke's add. ....... 2.OOo.Oo
Alice TOmlinson admx. 20 Geo. O..
calrslsss Lot T. KstchaI Place add: $500
R.msey's sroOksids add...:~--.-. 10000
Lot 2.o. J. W. Browns southeast add. 500
John w. Collins OF TX. 10 VIM. Porter ct
ux. Lot Is. Jas. Wiley's sub OF Cutiot
Jas, II. Wells q, ux. 70 Robert Rentsch. ''''O'
pit OF Lot 20. Vests heirs add: 1900. Oco
bury. Lot -. Edwards's sub OF Blk 10,
Johnson's heirs' sdd.;.-:".:.. a.2SO.oO
Lot 4 BIZ 2 North inaianapOlls-..;: 10000
Jas W. Kennedy e. Cx- 10 Anna y.
Reveal. Lot 4. Blk {. North Indianap-
Nicholas Mccarty ct al to Chas. Il.
Pfel. Lots go 70 s57. inclusive. Nc
Carty's 18th West Sids add............. 500 Oc
Chas. 7. Boyer ct TX. 10 Christian Euchl
81 ux. Lot SCI and strip adJoinins.
Spa1n & Co.'S ID Woodlawn add. L555o 90
Helen J. Tate - Herman Alerding, Lot
go. H. R. Aliens "a North adj. 1900
Levi Scht ct ux- 10 Nellie NJ. Murphy,
pt OF Lot 2l2. Allen & Roots North
aoo- G,00o0
August Wackor 20 Leon D.. Elliott. Lots
2s and ST. Miller * wacker's Park
wa a'u- l-OOoO0
Chns. A. Owen ct ux. TO Elwood y. Face
mire. Lot <1. Miller & Wacker's Park
way add ......---.--~.--.....-.. 10000
--
Transfers. "a: total consideration ....... ys4. oo7 90
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JOURNAL BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

BERTEIMANN BROS,
New No. 21 Mass. av.. 22s N. Del. St Tel. $40
MONUMENTS-LOUIS p. KRUMSHIELD: quail
ity and skill. 22 East Ohio.
PATENT ATTORNEY. X. BELL. mechan-
ical engineer. patent attorney. In above ca
pacity 1 do not claim exceptional facilities, ex-
cept those guaranteed by thorough knowledge
Of Patent practice. technical training. honesty
and care, beyond which no special advantages
exist. ~ and 50 ingalls, Bldg.
SALE AND LIVERY
HORACE WOOL. Carriages, Traps. Buck
boards. etc.) Is Circle. Tel. 1907.
THE. FOUNDRY. 70-ls f. Mary
land, manufactures stove repairs and do repair
ing.
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.


REAL ESTATE-Modern s3-rooSn roomiiy house:
three furnaces: for rent or sale at a bargain.
PRICE BROS. CO.,
52s Law Building.
REAL E~STATE-For Saie-Irvington. seven
room house. with bath. good large barn, poul-
try houses and other improvements; pa acres OF
ground. plenty OF fruit and shade. 2s squares
from car line; price, $500; good terms. CHAs.
II. CROSS ( CO., l9. ~. Meridian.
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REMOVAL ANNoUNcEMENT-Pur-eu dental
parior has removed TO resident once. north
east corner Fort Wayne avenue and Alabama
street Take N. Alabama. Central ave. OF
Broad Ripple car. Ida PURCELL PAGE.
Dentist. Phone. red N7.
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Transfers. "a: tot
building

p Burk. frame shed. 30 East Georgia street,
tcs.
George sshiebei. frame cottage. eo2s Fountain
avenue. $50.
wfnssm Schuesier. flame cottage. corner of
Madison and Minnesota streets, 500.
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SUNDAY CHURCH SERVICES.
Central Christian.

CENTRAL CHRISTIAN c~HURcH-song serv-
Philip Goetz. Mrs. II. H. Rowland. Mr.. Hugh
McGibeny. Mr.. Henry Laut Miss Carrie Hyatt.
organist. Miss Uba White. violinist. Mr..
Hugh McGibeny. violinist. Programme: Organ
voluntary, selected; Praise the Lord" quartet.
Mander; Adagio, violin solo. Refs: ~eontralto
quest. Schubert; The Billows Swell" quartet.
Shelley; The Lord Reigneth.s' bass solo. zie-
Hear Ye. Israel" soprano solo. from Elijah
second nocturne, violin solo. Ernst: Ny Faith
Looks Up TO Thee" quartet. Schneider.
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Department of Public instruction of
Indiana yesterday sent out worlds fair cir
cular No. 2. which Is IN the form OF blanks
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FIDELITY LOAN CO.
227-22S Lemcke Building.


PRIVATE
MADE On NEW PLAN.
Any amount from IS up loaned
on furniture, pianos, horses, wagons,
etc, without removal, and the same
day you ask for ii. No delay.
Our rates are the lowest in the city.
Payments arranged to suit you.
Will accept all or any part os loan
az any time. II desired, for payments.
YOU E FULL AMOUNT ASKED FOR.
NO Il TAKEN OUT IN
Remember we make no inquiries
of your neighbors and friends,
nor DO We publish your transaction.
our treatment is always courteous
and liberal. it costs
YOU nothing to get our rates.
Positively no charge unless loan is made.
PRIVATE OFFICES.
AL business strictly confidential.
THE INDIANAPOLIS MORTGAGE
AND DAN COMPANY.
Old phone 54l. Room 10. 147 f. Market St.
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BUSINESS CHANCE.


BUSINESS CHANCE-Read THE BOULEVARD
LAND co, ad. on Page s. Part 1.
BUSINESS CHANCE-Finest opening for book
store; town 1000; no competition; rent half Of
room; best location; s22. Address j. q. PEN
FIELD. Huntington. Ind.
BUSINESS CHANCE-LEwIS, EPPS & CO., II
William St. New York. will buy for cash any
OUTSIDE or inactive stocks or bonds which have
no ready market; write to US for quotations.
BUSINESS CHANCE-Patents bought, sold or on
ROYALTY; advances made. financing, manufac-
AMERICAN INVENTORS. FINANCE ASSO-
CATION, Park Row bldg. New York.
BUSINESS cHANCE-I buy. sell and exchange
all listed and unlisted securities: mining, oil
san s indus r5,sd a specially; all New York; Bos;
make money. HORACE J. member
Pittsburg Industrial Exchange. 7O4-7O5 Keystone
building. Pittsburg, Pa.
5 PER IN YER WEEK.
conservative investors looking for a safe: sound
their money with US. We have never lost one
dollar for any customer; send dividends every
tuesday and your balance sent to you on de-
mand without one moments notice. We send
You free full particulars. references and proof
of every statement We make before you invest
one dollar with us. This is your opportunity
with a small sum to join in a large combine TO
your great adyantage We accept sums of $50
New York.
BUSINESS CHANCE-An Illinois corporation
with a capital of s25o.oO0. established seven
New York and st. Louis, having decided to ex-
tend business throughout the United States and
Canada. desires connection with competent man
as exclusive territorial manager, who will invest
sl,W In the dividend-paying stock of the COM
pany, with guarantee against loss. Salary, $50
per month and l5 per cent. OF net profits, which
Will at least equal salary. System protected by
copyrights and in demand by all merchants and
manufacturers the year round. Ninety-fve per
cent. OF customers have renewed contracts for
seven years. System simple; complete mastery
quickly acquired; no scheme, no speculation:
straight, clean. honorable business. VIII stand
the most searching Investigation. Highest COM
mercial and bank references furnished. Address
DIRECTOR OF AGENCIES, Tribune building.
Chicago.
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wANTED-FuRNIsHED ROOMS.
EnR sAIE-EARMs.

wANTED-Furnished house or fiat: rent must
be moderate. Address Journal. Box 62.
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REAL-EsTATE STATISTICS.


The following figures show the daily rec
ord Of real-estate transfers. real-estate
mortgages and building permits for the
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AN EASY WAY
TO BORROW MONEY
Come in and tell US how much money you want
and how long you want IL. Tell us who you are
and If you are working on a salary for a resron-
sible firm; we will let you have money on your
own name without security, conddentially and
without consulting your employer. You can pay
II back in small installments as you prefer. week
ly or monthly; no mortgage is required; fair
treatment and absolute secrecy guaranteed.
INDIANA MORTGAGE AND LOAN
COMPANY
Room 4. Lombard Building, 24M Z. Washing
ton st.