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WHY THE POLES WERE CUT
STATEMENT BY AN OFFICIAL OF THE
PENNSYLVANIA RAILWAY.
Company Was Forced to Remove
Agreement with the Postal.

- PHILADELPHIA, May 23.-Charies NJ.
Schaeffer, superintendent of telegraph of
the Pennsylvania Railroad Company, in
speaking of the removal OF the Western
Union wires and poles from the Pennsyl-
vania lines, said: ''The Western Union
Telegraph Company, by it's contract with
the Pennsylvania Railroad Company, bound
itself, upon six months notice after the
termination OF the contract, to remove it's
poles and wires from the property of the
railroad company, and upon failure to do
so the contract provided that the Pennsyl-
vania Company had the right to remove
the poles and wires at the expense of the
telegraph company. The Pennsylvania
Railroad Company, in order to save the
telegraph company the expense and loss
incident to the removal of the poles and
wires, offered to purchase the lines at
fair valuation, but the Western Union Tel
egraph Company evidently preferred to al
low the Pennsylvania Railroad Company to
tear them down and remove them at it's
expense. The Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pany. having entered into a contract with
the Postal Telegraph Company to provide
them with facilities on its lines, was COM
PEELED to remove the poles and wires of the
Western Union Telegraph Company in or
der to put themselves in a position to carry
out their agreement with the Postal Tele-
graph Company, as the right of way occu--
pied by the Western Union company was
necessary for that purpose"
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RECENT ARMY ORDERS.
Leaves OF Absence Granted Officers
Assignments 20 New Duties.


WASHINGTON, May 2s.-First Lieuten-
ant William Z. Mould. Eighteenth In
fantry. has been relieved from duty in the
Department of the Colorado and ordered TO
Fort Wayne, Mich, for assignment to duty
with a company OF the First Infantry.
Major John B. Porter, judge advocate,
has been relieved from duty in the Depart
ment of Dakota and ordered to this city to
report to the judge advocate general of
the army for duty in his Office.
Leaves OF absence have been granted as
follows: Major James b. Erwin, Ninth
Cavalry, twenty-one days: Second Lieuten-
ant JAS. Is. Everington, Third Infantry. one
months extension on account OF sickness,
and Second Lieutenant William b. Bon
account OF sickness.
Captain Herbert j. Slocum, cavalry quar-
termaster. and First Lieutenant Edgar A.
Sirmyer. Third Cavalry. have been ordered
TO examination for promotion.
Captain Leonard ID. Wildman and First
Lieutenant A T. Clifton, Signal Corps, in
this city, have been ordered TO temporary
duty at Forts Schuyler and III. G.. Wright,
N. Y.
The commanding officers at Fort Davis,
Fort Egbert, Fort Gibson and Fort St.
Michael, Alaska, have been designated as
acting paymasters and will perform their
duties as disbursing officers under instruc-
tons from the paymaster general of the
army.
Captain Elias Chandler, First Infantry,
and Captain Charles r. Noyes, Ninth In
fantry. have been ordered to examination
for promotion.
Major Frank U. Robinson, Second Cav
airy. has been relieved from duty in the
Department of the Lakes and ordered to
duty with troops in the Philippines.
First LieutAnant Gilbert C.. Smith, Sec
ond Cavalry. mas been granted leave of alb
Sence for two months.
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DEALS IN REAL ESTATE
THREE TRANSFERS OF VALUABLE
PROPERTIES MADE.
Martens Flats Sold to Mrs. Margaret
ID. ChisIett-The Transfers and
Permits.

The John NJ. Todd real-estate agency
yesterday negotiated the sale Of the Mar
zen flats at Indiana and Senate avenues by
Arthur c. Newly and Charles E. Test to
Mrs. Margaret d. Chislett for $4,000 The
property is a valuable one and consists of
twenty-seven apartments in fat building
built five years ago. Six ,storerooms on the
ground floor add to the value of the prop
erty.
Another sale Of property recorded yester-
day OF more than usual value was that Of
Joseph 7. Tedrowe OF his property at 2tOS
North Meridian street to Fred v Spacke
Zor S1D.OOo- The sale was made through the
A. Metzger agency. The property, in addi-
ton TO having a fine residence on II, Is one
hundred feet in width and has depth or
20 feet Mr. Spacke intends remodellng the
residence ard making il his home. He In
tends that IL shall be one of the finest resi-
dences on North Meridian street.
The A. Metzger agency also arranged the
sale of the two-story brick apartment house
on West Walnut street, between Merid-
ian and Illinois, owned by Henry l.. DOLL
man. TO Mrs. Elizabeth Kuehn. of Fort
Wayne, Ind. The property brought $4,000.
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A. ]. MEYER & co.
IA EAST MARKET
SPECIAL OFFERS

Ala. Cherokee CO... 1000 a. & impts; $50 a.
'iR %s Clifton ri co rs Hi m 1pu. aA'
Cal, n. e. Of Santa Barbara, 22h a. suitable
cal, near jackson, valuable gold quartz min
ing claim sSOx5SS f e; b q ain g ,mr,s
Cam r. go stock farm: also
fine dairy farm. 80 sheep ipciuded; %
.d5.s1si house 70 oapl az highly cult good
Rams Rams MSSaun DS; co co. s1s impt. 60
timber land adapted TO corn.
Mass. FRANKLIN CO.. 70 a. & impts, .,us,,u ,o,.
Mich, otsego u a suitable for building Gln lots i
MINI. adjoining, owatonna. lso a, farm d
cult; orchards; near r. r. ,, r
sheltons add; modern impts; now rented at
So per mo. ca; can be made to pay ,so more good
houses. s. good outbidgs: fne location.
N j., Burlington CO., excellent farms 30
S bias q 10 a mi re frS% r. 4 s sts mus
Brooklyn, Rugby E.. bldg. lot. r : s S ST.
n Y. Roehester, fne mod Res. Union Park.
n " Niagara co., 40 a. impts-; LOO g.
cult. 6 a. orchard; near sta, a., oar
N Y. Lockport. modern 10 r res. ana cor
lot High St, stable. shade trees
pa S GonefG s ssSa Ss Fsrt aye res.
10 "a outbldgs.. orchard ard timber: sor,.,s
with GOAL: 200 a. tillable. 40 a. timber; brick
house, II rooms and bath; barns etc:
r. /. Washington CO., 1e5 a. and impts.
s. D. Buffalo CO.. 800 and impts
Tex Donley CO., ESQ a, impts, ana stock'
excellent grazing and farming land.
Tex. Abilene. good bldg. lot. ,,o..
1e a. suitable for brick yard.
wis. juneau CO., so a. and impts: o.
BROOKLYN 2 fine story brick res ana plot,
1eox1o0 n furnished and now used as private
school and dwelling; excellent location.
Drug bus, stock and fxt., Wilmette, H.; nne
Compiete dairy. lots, 1oOx15o IT.: good dwell ;
all necessary outbldgs.; "a thoroughored cows
Hugo, I. I. x,..,,,, hr.
stock and fxt Brooklyn. n. Y; 5000
Patent on bread pan, new and highly salts
factory article, good profits. - ., .oo
Grisf and sawmills Burtonsville n. y, SS,oc.
Comnlete laundry plant and bus, Mckeesport,
Pa; we'll equipped. $500.
w. M. OsTRANDER
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Ell PASO, Tex. May 2s-General G. n
Joubert and Captain w. s. O'Donnell. pro-
moters OF the Boer colony at Tamaulibas.
Mex, are here after closing the Contract
with a syndicate that viii furnish the
finances for the colony. This is the Sec
ond Beer colony 10 be planted in Mexico
The Beers win occupy s3,0tS. acres The
syndicate In Mexico will bring people from
Africa, let them have Implements live
stock and give them credit at their stores.
The settlers pay for land at the rate of
Is shillings per acre each year for a num-
Der of years. The land, loo miles north of
Victoria. Mex. has a frontage on a
navigable river. A railroad will be built
through the tract
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ord, was to-day committed TO the custody
of United States Deputy Marshal j. J. Ken
nedy, who will start West with him on
Wednesday for Springfield. H., where he
viii be tried for the robbery of the post
Office in that city in 1896. BY the robbery
Killoran is said by the police to have OBJ
tanned 1000 in cash and the wedding pres
ents OF the postmasters daughter, valued
at $500. which had been locked in the safe
during her wedding tour for safe keeping.
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MASONIC-Members OF the rite are requested
TO assemble at the temple sunday evening.
May "a, at o'clock. 20 attend Ascension day
services at ST. Pauls Church
LEWIS Z. MORRISON. thirty-second degree. T.
T.. Grand Master.
JOHN w. sTAUB. thirty-third degree. NJ +
Sow Grand Master, s. G. Il. of J.
BYRON X. ELLIOTT. thirty-thrd degree. NJ.
w. and p Master, indianapolis Chapter Rose
Croix.
HENRY c. ADAMS, thirty-third degree. III
Com. -in-chief. Indiana Consistory.
FRANCIS T. HOLIDAY. thirty-second degree
Secretary.
d. OF P.-Members OF Mineola Council. No. a..
ID. OF y: You are requested 10 meet at corner
of Walnut and Blake streets Monday. May -. az
i o'clock. prompt 10 attend funeral OF sister
Bertha Miller, Ill Wilson street.
EDNA MEISkER, Pocho.
OLIVE NJ LASEI.I.. X. Of r..
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SELLS REAL ESTATE.
COLLECTS RENTS.

SELLS REAL ESTATE.
COLLECTS RENTS
WRITES FIRE INSURANCE.
REAL EsTATEm-Ten rooms modern. Meridian
ST., south of Thirty-fourth; shade and fruit
trees; 100 feet front. Lot in Morton Place: east
front; New Jersey St. south OF twentieth Dou,
ay. Triple house. Maxwell ST.. Nos. GA to 62S
House in Centennial. No. 42O. four rooms. WILL
LIAM WHITSON Room %, Union Trust build
REAL ESTATE-Are you going South to look
for home or , lnveS 81 rent see or write us
timber lands in Arkansas, Mississippi Louisiana
excursions twice a month For fun information
call address New Phone 237. JAMES E.
indianapolis, Ind
REAL ESTATE-For Sale or Lease-Factory
building; three-story brick building 75x1sO feet:
Skating. etc; suitable for foundry machine aiIle
shop. furniture factory or storage warehouse
ing: property located within two squares of In
dianapol.s Union Station. Address Room g.
When building, indianapolis.
REAL ESTATE-The Defuniak Springs of Flor
ida and vicinity; bargains in improved acre
property for homeseekers; suitable to raise early
houses and barns fro sa u 10 70 @
ranches of from 1000 TO 5000 acres for 81 per
We drained literature on appeation round and
trip, $685., good for three months. Phones
New 3ei5; old. Brown 1863. c. A OLCOTT &
co. 100 Kentucky av.. Indianapolis. Ind.
REAL ESTATE-s.O0o acres. with homesteads
adjoining; best land in Hettinger county; level
well watered. Ignite coal, $40 per acre; just
the thing for party of settlers; retailers would
ask sl2; near mail line. Two township tracts
western North Dakota. g per acre: hornesteads
One township. Hettinger county. North Dakota
So Is per acre. homesteads. One township, west
ern North Dakota. s2.75 per 800 acres ten
miles from two good railroad towns. three miles
from Swimming station, level land, two coal
mines. spring: IS per acre. Speak quick Send
for other bargain list to-day. ]. r. GIL
BREATH & CO, Mandan. n. ID.
REAL ESTATE
100 acres near Pendleton. well improved; se5
acre This Is snap f'
viii exchange 120-acre farm In Indiana for
Florida property.
fine oil proposition for quick sale. Investi-
gate.
Seven-room residence. modern; Beviile avenue
near Eleventh St Price 1000.
One of the finest white oak timber tracts 10
be found Investigate this
AMERICAN REAL ESTATE AND INVEST
-, MENT CO.,
1013-l0l4 Law Building.
- = &. 10 Phone Cos.
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Sold mt Sherif's Sale.

A business building known as the "Athon
property" at the southwest corner of Sen
ate avenue and New York streets, was sold
at sheriffs sale yesterday for $4,000. The
purchasers were Frank II. CHM, or Cleye-
land and w. II. Herod, of this city, who
held mortgages on the property.
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Gen. Andrew HickenIooper to Rest.

CINCINNATI. May 23-After thirty
years OF active service as president of the
Cincinnati Gas Company, Gen. Andrew
Hfekenlooper has been compelled TO re-
sign by reason Of an order from his physi-
clan forbidding further business EFFORT The
resignation will be acted upon at the next
meeting OF the board General Hickenloon-
or rendered distinguished services in the
civil war.
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NEW YORK. May 2S.-Inquiries at the
main Offices of the Western Union in this
city ELECTED information to-day that their
business was moving without interruption,
and that any reports to the contrary are
grossly exaggerated. The legal questions
involved in the action of the Pennsylvania
Railroad are in the hands of Judge Dillon
counsel for the company, who will take the
necessary steps TO protect the Western
Unions interests.
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FOR RENT-1305 ~. Pennsylvania, ten rooms.
new furnace, modern plumbing, all hardwood
noors downstairs; large. airy rooms; nice,
shady yard; very choicest neighborhood; II You
are looking for good home see this; only so
per month; We will put the property In nrst-
class order for reliable tenant. INDIANA
TRUST COMPANY.
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Neutrality-suspicious. for full line of fruit aid
ornamental trees pay weekly; outht free;
Steady work. LAWRENCE NURSERY CON-
PANY. Lawrence. Kan
WANTED-Capabie salesman to cover Indiana
with staple line; high commissions. with adj
of 500 monthly; permanent position TO
right man. JESS III. SMITH CO.. Detroit. Mich.
WANTED-Salesmen make 500 per cent. commits
sion selling Novelty Sign Cards." merchants
buy 10 to 100 on sight; 500 varieties; catalogue
cago Ill.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE-Up-to-date FURNACES guaranteed to
heat Tin and galvanized iron works. roll
LYN HAWKINS 114-i16 Virginia av. the man
who never sits on the fence
NOTICE-The Rosebud Indian reservation Will
soon be opened; map of the country but lately
surveyed and valuable booklet on homestead
procedure receipt of 40c, silver; land adjoin-
ing. $50 to $50; try for good homestead. HOME
STEAD PRINTING CO., Huron, S. d.
NOTICE-The population Q9oo census) of every
town and city in Indiana is given in the Jour
nails wall map of Indiana: on the reverse side Is
a map of the world and the United States sold
SOLELY by the Journal Journal agents and sent
to any address postpaid for so cents Address
MAP DEPARTMENT., The Journal. Indisnapo-
lis. Ind.
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FOR SALE-At State Soldiers and Sailors
Monument one 80 hip. White & Middleton gas
engine one electric generator, I60 amperes 10
volts. one 1900 natural-gas meter; also, shaft
ing pulleys balance wheels. hangers. etc. Ad-
dress BOARD OF CONTROL.
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NEW YORK, May 23--Joseph KiIloran
whose escape from Ludlow-street fail In iSg5
added much TO an already established rec
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DIED.

BEDELI-I-et nard J. Bedeii at HIS parents
residence, l2s West Tenth street Friday even
ing, May % 1903. The funeral viii occur from
o'clock, and at IS Peter and Paufs Chapel az
a. m. sharp. Friends invited.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Robert Remington, aged
seventy years. Funeral a residence. loos south
Delaware street. Monday, May =. at p NJ
Friends invited.
KLEINSMITH-William L. kleinsmith May =.
1926 a. m, 1906. Friends may view remains
at his mothers residence. So North Alabama
street, Sunday May "a. Burial VIII take piace
from residence $3.50 o. Monday. May -
Burial private.
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BURIAL VAULTS-American Burial Vault Co.
MANUFACTURES a burial vault ghoui-proof ana
water-tight, ihdestTuctible: reasonable IN price
sold only 20 undertaksrs. New Phone go ara
Black 1912. w. w. DUNnLNGTON. lSs -
Market 81.
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wANTED--AGENTs.

WANTED-Men and women to sell the Ideal
jelly strainer; sells on sight; large commissions.
Apply 220 S. Pennsylvania 81.
WANTED-We pay SEQ a week and expenses to
men with rigs to introduce Poultry Compound.
INTERNATIONAL MFG. Co, Parsons. Kan.
WANTED-Agents, the Little Gem Lung Tester
4 and Developer; Endorsed by medical men and
physical culturists; sells on sight; big profits;
sample, zoe. III. 7. CLIFFORD, 6S3h Mass. av.,
Indianapolis, Ind.
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REAL EsTATE-TIBBoTT. 15h N. Penn. st.
quickly MooRE caNN se iSn1 f sias
REAL EsTATE,A coed hotel building site;
block
REAL EsrATE-Insure with j. s. CRUISE. '.oid
and tried companies" Prompt adjustment. No.
Il0 IL Market
REAL ESTATE-Two good modern residences:
.s pleasant homes; $500 each. sPANN & CO..
at great sacrifice: $500.
REAL EsTATE-Rentai investment; 5-room
s2.5eo. wApDLE, So Law Bldg.
REAL ESTATE $4,000
Fine little home on Lexington av. c. f.
REAL ESTATE ST.
Beville av., six-room house. nice high lot. c.
+. SAYLEs a CO., l27 4. Market ST.
REAL ESTATE-DesirabIe site for manufacture
ing or mercantile business, near freight depots
C. r. SAYLEs & CO. l27 Z. Market ST.
REAL ESTArE-Good brick business block four
only $500. sPANN a Co. 4e N. Pennsylvania
REAL ESTATE-Choice lots on Capitol av.
only eaeS INDIANA TRUST pay
REAL ESTATE Sc 0O0
n. Alabama ST., Walnut. two-story frame
dwelling. c. +. sAYLES q CO.. III E. Market
REAL EsTATE-strictly modern. Groom house:
Park av.' near Zoth ST; must sell; look at this
Lemcke.
REAL. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., well-mproved stock
farm, 40 acres; must be sold at once: close
to Thorntown. Ind. SPANN & CO.. 46 N. Penn
syivania. -
REAL ESTATE S44, 900.
Fine business property; pays about per cent.
net: good terms. G. +. SAYLES d CO., 127 f.
REAL EsTATE-Irvington: beautiful 7-room cot
tage near Washington ST.. very cheap now; see
this and you will buy IL. HANDY & SMITH
5l3-l4 Lemcke.
REAL ESTATE-Splendid three-story business
this is bargain RALsToN & CAMDEN, Iss
z. Market ST. lv
REAL ESTATE - $4,000
Fine property. n. New Jersey st. Lincoln park
i27 L. Market 81.
REAL ESTATE-Marlowe av. in old Ball Park
seven-room cottage. new, strictly modern: a
fine little home; parties leaving city; price s. 500
REAL EsTATE-Before you buy sell real es-
tate call on or write THE AMERICAN REAL
ESTATE AND INVESTMENT COMPANY 1913
Il Law Bldg. Phone Cos.
New York, cottage. i've rooms and summer
as sss" 1SDEASk TRGsT CO. co '0' ''' only
REAL EsTATE-E New York near New Jer-
sey. eight-roon residence. bath. city water.
driven well and cistern: artificial gas: price
$500. INDIANA TRUST CO.
REAL ESTATE $40 600
\. Meridian-st residence: 80 feet front; mod
SAYLES s. CO, lz7 f, Market st
REAL ESTATE-Two houses on Wright 81 :
near NeCarty; renting for s216 per year: will
sell for ~. goo TO close up estate: great bar
gain. INDIANA TRUST COMPANY.
REAL ESTATE-Eestern av., near Washing
ton. double house. rooms side and bath. cleo
trio lights. fine house. renting for SIS: good in
vestment at 2.s5c. INDIANA TRUST co.
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wANTED-Learn proofreading then earn SIS to
SIS weekly. HOME CORRESPONDENTS
SCHOOL. Philadelphia.
WANTED-Ladies fer pleasant home employ
ment; three afternoons weekly; reliable conf
pany; permanent. Address j. f. SHERMAN,
Gen. Del. city.
WANTED-LADIES
Refined, capable thoroughly responsible: per
mo.
SIS and expenses: TRAVELLERS.
$50. REPRESENTATIVES,. One In every In
diana town; elegant, permanent business
500. CITY OFFICES. Requires small capital.
Well-known Chicago and n. Y. wholesalers.
Address LADIES' MANAGER, Imperial Hotel,
Indianapolis.
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w. M. OsTRANDER
nth American Building. Philadelphi;
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

FOR Observation-Disclosures
ION sALE-Block coal lands; cheap. s21
I1erncke. city.
FOR sALE-or Rent; lnysiid a.. and rsGlinlns
chairs w. ID. ALLISON CO. so2 n. Alaoama.
FOR sALE-Rooming house of eight rooms;
Reasonable rent; centrally located Address
Box 7os the Journal
FOR SAI.E-Hardware, stove and stove repairs
of all kinds; also nails and wire. LEE HARD
WARE Co, sixteenth and Illinois SITS.
FOR SALE-25-h.-p. boiler and engine, station
ary with Pinch stack In g 9oSa oTde ro sss
South Senate av.
ron sALE-Typewriters Light Running Fox
and other leading makes; rentals N's S0al per
Law building New Phone 1878
FOR sALE-Go to MINERS. Delaware and
st. for a aGus ssd an soda or
dies: prescriptions called for and delivered.
fT Trnewriters. all makes. IS up
Machines rented 81 30 per month
TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE. 50 Monument pl.
FOR sALE-Boarding and roomIng house. oppo-
for sang arse 1nf
elsewhere Address J. G.. Balm. Martinsville,
Ind.
FOR sALE-At 10 O'clock a m June 3; 1908, !. I
notes. accounts claims dues al, and demands c OK
comnany. Sale to take place at my Office, 93Ols
Fort Wayne av., indianapolis. Ind. o.
PRUNER, Trustee
FOR SALE-The latest map of Indiana and the
1900 census: prepared especially for the Journal
by George F. Cram. the famous map publisher;
al TOP and bottom; embracing handsome Ave-
color man of Indiana on one side corrected 10
nv oo a raroad anS ali
ural features; a marginal index showing 1900
census and alphabetically arranged list OF towns
the world and the United states 80 cents post
paid Inquire Of any agsns OF the 1o Journa 20, or
dianapolis. Ind.
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REAL ESTATE-If you want TO SELL list your
property with INDIANA TRUST COMPANY.
REAL ESTATE
Farrns-2O0 acres all under cultivation: level;
good sugar-tree and walnut land. 20 miles OF
city; so per acre.
50 acres well-improved, rich, productive land;
16 miles Of city; $50 per acre.
l67 acres: first and second white-river bottom
land well improved Il miles OF city; 800 per
acre; great bargain.
IL acres adjoining city: splendid garden land;
convenient 10 car line; 500 per acre; worth more
money. j. NJ. MARkLEY,
4O7 Law building.
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FOR RENT-Modern. up-to-cate residence; one
OF the best squares In the city north; south OF
Sixteenth ST.; two baths. four toilets. ample
heating. electricity, etc, large yard; stylish
neighborhood. Apply iss n. Meridian ST.. Room
IL
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FOR RENT
INDIANA TRUST COMPANY.
DWELLINGS NORTH
1901 N. Pennsyva- 1887 N. Delaware. L. so
vania, furnished. 5000 l2lS E. Twenty
1905 N. Pennsyl- third ..........- 12So
vania ............ $500 2411 Talbot av-.
1904 ~. Pennsyl- modern Z0V
vania, modern. 4o.0o 900 n. East, mod
1o14 n. New Jer- ern .............. $500
DWELLINGS SOUTH.
1Sl s. West ST. $500 81 Chesapeake &c. 100
lips Chestnut ST.. 500 524 Chesapeake 600
1856 s. West ....... 500 SIS Chesapeake SEQ
519 Chesapeake st. 100 $50 S. West ....... b0o
52s Chesapeake st. 100
STOREROOMS.
Mfg. shop, rear 1898 Hill av 300
SOP S. New Jer- 1434 Hill Avn. 400
sey .............. sac 90 1888 w. SOUTH. $500
1853 Virginia 49,. 1900 231 Massachu-
l4i0 Hill ....... 900 sets 100
ROOMS AND APARTMENTS.
los E. Washing sJ0;a Virginia av.,
ton ST ........... 400 room ...-...... Zoo
72ila Fort Wayne 1440Is Hill ave.. rs
............... 1900 Office room for
Cor. Pine and rent In Thorpe
Harrison. block. E. Mark
ASA L. Washing Rooms in VIC
ton st ........... 500 toria ............. 1so0
1858 Virginia ev.. Rooms in Vic
rooms. 600 toria 1900
S0l2 Virginia av. 800 22lz n. Pennsyl-
1858 Virginia av., vania. rooms. 800
room .......... 800 s1is w. South ST.. 100
TELEPHONE 1i56.
City Property for Sale. Loans Negotiated.
Fire Insurance at Lowest Rates.
Savings Department Indiana Trust Company.
Deposits received of 81 and upward. Pays per
cent. interest.