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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-12-07


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Newport weekly independent., 1904-03-11
! NOT A GOOD PLACE.

Attorney General George w.. Murphy in his speech before the Wood clubs convention Tuesday at Little Rock paid much atten- tion to the matter of the state convict farm purchase. It will be remembered, says the Little Rock Gazette, that the peniten- tiary board had under considera- tion number of places before making the purchase of the Cum mins farm. A number of farms were suggested. One of them which Col. Murphy had visited did not meet his approval ana in speaking of it he said: This particular farm would not suit. If we send the convicts there they could swim in winter, fish in the spring, suck water out of the craWfish holes in the summer and do nothing all the time. 7
Newport weekly independent., 1904-03-11
 JEFFERSON TOWNSHIP HEARS CANDIDATES


 Jefferson township was visited by the county candidates Wed- nesday, the speaking taking plae e at Hickory Grove school house. Probably thirty-five voters were in attendance and manifested a keen interest in the several pleas of the candidates.
 The order of speaking was re- versed and the candidates for representative given first hear ing, but this innovation will pro- bably not meet with the approval of a majority of the candidates again, for interest centers in the representatives, race and the crowd dWindles after these speals- CTS have been heard.
 The speaking thus far has been in the afternoon and not at 10 o'clock in the morning as adver- tised, a point those in townships not yet visited will do well to bear in mind.
Newport weekly independent., 1904-03-11
DOUBLE TRAGEDY
 NEAR THOMPSON.
Manuel Wise Killed Wife and Then Committed Suicide
 Became Suddenly
 Violently Insane.

Fayetteville, March 9. News was received here today that Manuel Wise, who resides near Thompson, close to the line be- tween Washington and Madison counties, became suddenly insane and with a pistol shot and killed his wife.
 Wise then turned the pistol upon himself and blew his brains out.
 The couple had three small children, none of whom was around at the time Wise commit ted the bloody deed.
 Wise was a justice of the peace in Durham township in this county and was well known in this section.
Newport weekly independent., 1904-03-11
POLITICS CAUSED
 FISTIC ENCOUNTER.
Major Newman of Pine Bluff Commercial Mixes it Up With Grant County Man on a
 Passenger Train.

Pine Bluff, March 9. While returning from the meeting of Wood clubs at Little Rock yes terday afternoon on the Pine Bluff-Little Rock accommodation train on the Iron Mountain road Major Charles Gordon Newman of this city and a MT. Fletcher of Grant county got into a fight and several blows were exchanged.
 MT. Fletcher and a companion were discussing the gubernator- ial campaign and Major Newman, who was sitting just across the aisle, joined in. Mir. Fletcher resented something that was said and hot words led to blows before the men were separated.
 No arrests were made. Both men wore Wood buttons.
Newport weekly independent., 1904-03-11
DESHA COUNTY TICKET.

Arkansas City, March 9. The Desha county Democratic cen tral committee, after canvassing the returns of the recent pri- mary for county officers, declared the following the nominees:
 X. 0. Pindall, representative; w. F. Bessellieu, county judge; H. Townsend, sheriff; George E. James, treasurer; w. l.. Procter, assessor; J. w. Davis, clerk; T. L. Pertuis, surveyor; c. F. Kroe- ger, coroner.
 The newly elected central com mittee organized by electing c. c. Hemingway chairman and Joe Denmarke secretary.
Newport weekly independent., 1904-03-11
INFORMAL CARD PARTY.

Miss Mabel Stayton entertained very pleasantly though informally < a small party of friends at cards Wednesday evening. Delicate refreshments consisting of Neap- olitan cream, assorted cake and salted almonds were nicely served Tby the charming young hostess, assisted by Miss Amanda Laird. ! Those present were Misses Lucy Brandenburg. Lula Wolf.
 Mary and Amanda Laird, Lula Empie, Mary McKinnon, Messrs. x. M. Berger, Jr., c. E. Carroll, Arthur Bailey, w. T. Dunn and Ernest Mcdonald.
Newport weekly independent., 1904-03-11
CAPT. WASSON DEAD.

Evening Shade, March 9. Capt. John M. Wason died at his home in Evening Shade, Sharp county. Capt. Wasson was or of the best known and most prominent citizens of Sharp county. He was an ex-Confeder- ate. He also served that county for a number of years as county and circuit clerk.
Newport weekly independent., 1904-03-11
TOOK POLL ON TRAIN.

Conductor Ferguson, who runs on the Gillet branch of the Cot ton Belt railway, took poll of the voters on the regular train Wednesday and found only three Davis men. The train was com posed of three coaches, which were full of passengers.
Newport weekly independent., 1904-03-11

l.. P Marceline, a well known banana man, is in the city from Mobile with a carload of bananas and will remain in the city a few days.
Newport weekly independent., 1904-03-11
NV AT WELDON.
Bridgeman Were ormer Probably Train Struck a 'ow Near Switch.

Extra freight train No. Al on the Newport branch of the Choc- taw, in charge of Conductor E. w. Jones, was wrecked at Well don, aboH ten miles south of this city, Vel Inesday night at 11:50. Upon bearing the switch at Weldon he train struck COW, calsj2 1e engine and six cars
 pe track. Four cars to ''n >tely demolished and Uer |e \ An about twenty feet
 l6mnde of the track.
 engiY engineer was thrown out to one $ cab, receiving probably IheA injuries. His left foot was of h6shed so that it will have to be fata nputated, and he also received cr bad scalp wound. Ed Keel, a bridgelnan, who was also on the lgine, had his right leg hurt in tWo places and was pulled out from under the trucks of one of he cars near the engine.
 The injured p1en were taken o the office of Dr. Tankersley at ldon, where their wounds Vefe dressed, aftea- which they were sent to the company hos pital al. Little Rocl..s
 The doctor in dressing the scalp wound of Engineer Joe 3ogart was compelled to take neteen stitcheF,.
 he fireman and head brake
 P, ,Ray who were also on
 Escaped without a
Newport weekly independent., 1904-03-11
GG AND A. D. BAILEY CALLED.

Undersigned citizens of the
 ward solicit you to offer
 flames as aldermen in the
 ward.
 JWe are we'll satisfied that you III use your best efforts in ad- Qcing the material interests of \city and aid Us in making dch public improvement as is Possible for the public good dur ling the coming term of the city council.
 Rep0sing full confidence in your ability to give us good ad- ministration of municipal affairs, r1Ne are, respectfully,
 Billingsley A D Holland ssN Dutton w J Knox H l. Bowen J w McCarty Frank $. Hess Abe Heiliger T D Kinman A F Bailey w B Egan "A Jones " I Parish 0 J Hubert T D Kinman, Jr J c Bridges A T Cummins Bell Crow R M Johnson c. w. Beard
 c E Crook.
Newport weekly independent., 1904-03-11
WANTS FEDERAL COURT.

At Springs, March 9. Sew Rembers of the local bar of
 7 are organizing to make mort so secure sessions of the deral court in this city.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-04-10

REAL ESTATE
CHOICE BUILDING LOTS.
MORTON PLACE"
We have and offer FOR SALE THREE rots
IN IN Morton Place. at Prices that win INTER-
e. 1000 to $4,000 each.
LOOK THESE UP NOW To-DAY-DoNr
DELAY
JOS. ". SELNAGF e. CO.
Is Lombard Building Phones III
REAL EsTATE-7-roon modern house south OF
:, Iswenty-nrst street. on Illinois street Only
Lot - by PSI feet. between Thirty-third and
tn Fourth streets. Pennsylvania street
only Sl.40O.'
-Four good lots on Capitol avenue. between
Thirteth and rhirty-fourth streets. only $50
building New Phone l3o old 26ss
REAL ESTATE
INVESTMENT PROPERTIES NORTH
ss.s5ooo for New Modern Double IIo..se. we'll
located NORTH. tRental Income OF sfb.oel
H.2sooo FOR Modern Double House. well located
on Good Street North. Rental OF $1,000
$4,000 for New Modern Double House on
Good Corner North utenting for stseoo
num-
s. 5000 FOR Modern Double House on Twenty
nth near Delaware street annual Rental Of
sos oO)
$ 600 % FOR TWO GOOD MODERN SINGLE
AL INCOME OF s5ls.0
located DOWNTOWN Rental Income OF sso
JOS ". sELvAGE a co.
- Lombard building 2i.z Z Wash strsse
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WANTED-SToCKS OF G00nSn-

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For entire wholesale or retail stocks of Clofhinp
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Shoes. Merchant Tailors Wooens. Dry Goods
Notions, Carpets. Furniture. Groceries LiOuors
Cigars, Tobaccos, etc. Address, with full mar.
ticuiars.
THE EZKIEL * BERNHEIM Co
No 334 Main St. Cfncinnati Obio
WANTED-Ioys TO work on SUNDAY To,,rnaI
routes. Two cents profit on every paper soid
Regular customers easily obtained since -.
comic supplement has been added. 81 10 40 pages
every Sunday.
Papers be bought at the Office or 49,.
any of the following substa tiors -O-i'
Basset. 90i Massachusetts av
Hoshour. 22d and College ay
Scott 10th and Illinois ST
Coval 1912 r. Washington
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Neff 1899 Shelby.
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Walcott. New York and Bright
c. X stewart. z233 Z. Tenth
Money Will be refunded for unsold papers re-
turned.
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HEADQUARTERS
ModAn Homes-Building Lots
20 LOMBARD BUILDING.
Phones ~
ss.s5O.O will purchase Modern House Of s
R RTT9 on ASHLAND Ave. YOur oPPoFTU-
$500 90 for Cottage of s rooms and Bath. on
ASHLAND Ave, near 18th st. CBARGAIN)
$4,000 90 for Beautiful Cottage of rooms and
Bath on DELAWARE St. near Morton Place
81 5000 for Beautiful. Modern House of s
Rooms. on ASHLAND Ave. All improvements
made.
$4,000 will purchase Elegant. Modern Home
end Coftage wfb comne, ah Ratb We'll
Located. North. near College Ave. on Corner
Lot The Improvements hts, could not be Built for
Month. THIS Is A DECIDED BARGAIN.
$4,000 for Modern House of rooms on ILL
nos street, near sd east 'front.'
$4,000 for NINE ROOM. Modern House. we'll
located on DELAWARE ST. Good Barn.
ss.OOo.OO for Modern Home QIot Water HeaD
on Alabama St. in MORTON PLACE. SNAP
s5.5OOOO Fine Modern House Central Ave. };
Large Lot excellent Location.
$4,000. Fine Modern Home Of rooms
steam Heat; Choice Corner on Central Ave.
$4,000 for Modern Home of 10 rooms. with
$3.50. 90 Fine Modern. Eigh.-room Home on
College Ave (Owner -Resdent.)
100000 for Beautiful. Modern 1O-Room Home
on ALABAMA St. in MORTON PLACE.
S7,O00OOo for Beautiful. Modern Home Of II
rooms ELEGANTLY FINISHED on ALA
BAMA ST.
100000 for Strictly Modern Home Of 0 rooms
Cast 'front.' on CENTRAL Ave. (Hot Water
HEATH
81. 100000 for Strictly High-Grade Modern
Home OF IL Rooms on COLLEGE AVE. Good
Barn.
S. 90 for Beautiful. Modern, High Grade
Home OF 10 rooms on MERIDIAN Street.
$4,000 for Choice Modern Eight Room House
o1 Pennsylvania ST. near end Street. tSNAPD
sl.So0O0 for Modern Home OF . rooms on the
Best Part OF BROADWAY large Lott
We have a VERY LARGE and COMPLETE
List OF Modern Homes and Vacant Lots for
YOU.
JOS. w. SEWAGE & CO. Agents.
- LOMBARD BUILDING. INDIANAP( LIS
INDIANA
az b. Washington 81.
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William Young. Julietta Hospital, forty-eight
years. exhaustion
John Jones, 10 Superior street. three months,
group.
Christina Oliger. 1904 North Senate avenue,
eignty-two years, senility.
Cou-adina Schrader, 1906 East New York street.
eighty-1ye years, senility.
George W. Burkhart, sol Charles street, sixty
years. Brights disease.
Mary Ethel Francis. 401 Agnes street, twenty
three years. typhoid fever.
Harry Taylor. Twenty-ffth street and Big
-Four Railroad tracks, sixty-hve years. crushing
injuries in railroad accident.
Josie Whitesell. Castleton. Ind forty-four
years apoplexy-
Bessie Mclaughlin sol North Liberty street.
twenty-five years. drowning. suicidal.
Charlotte Clapp. 1913 Leonard street, eighty
five years. general debility.
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Edmund and Amanda Clark. 1905 Olive street.
boy
g. and Julia Gunnison. 1907 North Illinois
street. girl.
Guy and Ellen Bridge. AIS North Alabama
street. girl.
girl
Chauncey and Elizabeth Tiffany, 1889 Cornell
avenue. girl
George w. and Josephine Hunt. SOB North East
street, girl
Carl and Grace Van Wrinkle. Irvington. girl.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Booth. 22l0 Ashland avenue,
girl
girl.
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.


REAL ESTATE-INDIANA TRUST CO.
REAL ESTATE-sl5.O OO Meridian St. modern:
l2 a e l0S %arke te'f -Ne'ee-'- : . : 80
REAL EsTATE-I have good rental property
c fnS saia ia fRr R RTGRsFty IN Morton Place
REAL ESTATES 500; fine, large property, n.
Illinois, near Eleventh. c. +. SAYLES d
REAL ESTATE-Rear end of lot; fine for
double house; east part OF city. c. F. SAYLES
& CO. 127s Z. Market St
REAL ESTATE-I have purchaser for residence
in Morton Place. See me If you want TO sell.
B. F. CLINE 124 E. Market.
REAL ESTATES 600; modern. double house
good investment b. F. CLINE. l2i f. Market.
REAL ESTATE $50 buys eight-room house
on Eleventh st. near Ashland av.; $3.50 cash,
balance easy. CRAWFORD. S12 Z. Washington.
REAL ESTATE-Six-room frame dwelling.
Buchanan st. block from Virginia av:
lot. 40x1lo C. F. SAYLES & CO, 127 E. Market
REAL ESTATE-S5O 900; northeast corner Ala
bama and Fifteenth SITS, frame house.
rooms; lot. 46xlOO. c. F. SAYLES CO, 127
L. Market st.
REAL. ESTATE SO 900; Park av south of Six
tenth: modern. ten rooms. and barn; large
lot; best location on the street. b. F. CLINE,
124 +. Market
REAL ESTATE-sl6. 0OO Meridan-st. resi-
dence; IA rooms dancing hall. hot
heat, good barn; south of Eighteenth st. b. F.
CLINE. PA e Market.
REAL ESTATE-Fine residence property. IL
rooms modern, y. Meridian. between Eight
eenth and Nineteenth SITS. c. F. SAYLES &
CO, 127 E. Market ST.
REAL ESTATE-Beautiful Central-av. lot near
Twenty-fourth St; all improvements made;
must sell; II you want a bargain. see me. Il.
F. CLINE. 12i f. Market ST.
REAL ESTATE-Northwest corner of Central
ay., Twentythird St. 10 to so feet front: this
is the best corner on the North Side; asphalt
street cement walks, high ground. b. F.
CLINE. 124 E. Market.
REAL ESTATE-I offer for few days. for So. 600.
Meridian-st. residence. Seventeenth ST.
modern, bath and furnace. in hot-water dis
trct, high lot take part in rental: party leaving
city b. F. CLINE. l2i T. Market
REAL ESTATE-I have. for $3.50 each. some
beautiful. high lots on Thirtieth st. within
one square OF the Coiegs,ar , car extension
square. which overlooked, and only half the
price be wise and build on high ground b. f.
CLINE. 124 F. Market.
REAb ESTATE-Some bargains: 9-story brick
modern dwelling. College av.. near Twelfth
lot 80 front. $500: properties
Liberty and Cincinnati SITS. bringing sis2 an
cottage. rooms, $1,000 c. +. SAYLES & co,
127 Z. Market
REAL ESTATE
CHOICE DELAwARE-ST. LOT.
Fourth lot north of Twenty fourth St. on east
quired. balance per cent. interest: can run or
w Z. STEVENSON.
l.6 +. Market
REAL ESTATE
Cheapest and best bargain in vacant
lot In indianapolis; Central av.. near
Twenty fourth: II YOU want d snap
see at once, must sell quick
W. L. STEVENSON.
Sole Agent.
- l. Market.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

~~~>>~~~>NN~@~O-N~OOO
WANTED-Ladies and Gentemen-New begin
ners wishing TO learn good first-class dancing
act and get a good start, call PROF RAYNO
2S0 West Ohio street. Indianapolis. Phone 1873
Brown. -
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BUSINESS CHANCE-wanted a man to invest
500 to 500 in tool and machine shop. Box PA.
BUSINESS 'CHANCE-Two frst-class MEAT
ma MARK EIs for sale fine location goed trade
tHANGE. 81 Fitzgerald building
BUSINESS CHANcE-Some person outside of
Marion county 20 manufacture and sell a pat
Journal.
BUSINESS cHANCE-Chance of lifetime to
one man only In each State. with reference
and few hundred dollars. for branch office sup
profits without risk. HULL. l54 E. Twenty-thir
ST. New York.
BUSINESS CHANCE-we will entertain the nm .
derwriting of stocks and bonds of meritorions
propositions; government bonds escrowed to Sc
cure our eoniTaSaz exPSpat9ry beckett for the
CATION. 4S Wall ST. NeY York
BUSINESS CHANCE-wanted: Homesteaders
Personally conducted excursion May II for
wheat farm Write GEO. MARTIN. vice presi-
dent American Immigration Association for the
NORTHWEST. $50 y. III. st. Indianapolis.
BUSINESS CHANcE-A nice. clean STOCK
GROCERIES. North Size residence district:
about SLIGO: also a small stock. Ave blocks
south VIII run about $50; and others for sale.
building.
BUSINESS CHANCE-A clean DRUG stock
last year: fine soda fountain and candy trade:
owner must change climate account health Of
family; will sell for $1,000 cash: this is a great
bargain THE BUSINESS EXCHANGE. 81
Fitzgerald building.
BUSINESS CHANCE-For sale or Trade-An
so-acre MICHIGAN FARM. IS acres cultivated
balance timber; groom house, small barn good
We'll. school on corner Of farm; clear OF incum-
brance: taxes paid 10 December, 1874: want mer-
chandise city property. THE BUSINESS
EXCHANGE. 81 Fitzgerald building.
BUSINESS cHANCE-Investment in cbean
lands and other opportunities great
sJa1n"est country are making fortunes for
facilities for gathering the best OF these oppor-
tun1tfcS and presenting ofFicfaI
monthly. Homeseekers' and Investors Guide
Illustrated, copy OF which We will send Won for
10 cents cover postage. Endorsed by the go.
railway systems. and homeSee kers and investors
Address. FRISCO RAILWAY SYSTEM IAND
AND IMMIGRATION ASSOCIATION, St Louis
Mo. ''
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All advertisements inserted in these colrrn,.
charged at the very low rate OF cents a
line. Blank or dash lines at the same price ner
line. Telephone 23S and your ad. will be called
for.
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STORAGE.

STORAGE.
sTORAGE-Moving. 81 per load. Old, 76s
STORAGE-PACKING, HAULING
HOGAN TRANSFER AND STORAGE co.
MAIN PHONES 6T5. EXTRA PHONES $40
eTOkAGE-Hoosier Transfer ano Coal 90
house and safe movers; heavy hauling of ali
kinds SIS s. Delaware st. Telephone 2355
STORAGE-The Union Transfer ana S,-
Company, corner East Ohio St and IYnieo
tracks; only hrst-class storage solicited Grazing
and packing. Phones 725 iiis
sTOKAGE-INDiANA STORAGE AND TR1Ns-
FEE Co. 1000 square feet of space, fire.
proof. electric elevators: Office. 33S E Washing.
tor. ST.. cheapest place In the city. 10th 'phones
POPS LEW SHANK
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SUNDAY CHURCH NOTICES.

SWEDENBORGIAN-The New Church Chapel.
There Will be Sunday services at the New
Church Chapel-Swedenborgia N Alabama
Sunday school. $50 a m Preaching serv-
ice. 1915 a. m Rev. Harry c. Vrooman, min
lister. Sermon topic: "Ezekiel's Vision" chap
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VITAL STATISTICS-APRIL 8.
Marriage Licenses.
Births.

Rufus Garrison and Lille Harris.
Richard Taylor and Pearlie Jackson.
Henry Jackson and Ethel Floss.
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RACKET STORE.


RACKET SToKE-China. Granite. Glassware
Iihware. Cutlery, Notions, Hosiery, etc. ST.
Massachusetts Ave
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LUNDY-Stewart Haines Lundy. OF Ira ID.
and Mary L. Lundy, aged twenty-five months,
Saturday. April 2, $50 a. m. Funeral from resi-
dence. 2O06 " New Jersey street, Monday, April
II, .. m.
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AUCTION SALE.
AUCTION SALE-G. W. McCurdy, real estate
and general auctioneer. No 245 West Wash
ington.
AUCTION SALE-Wednesday. April 49, $50 a.
m, viii sell at auction the handsome furniture
of the residence, 42l N Illinois street. Goods are
new and magnificent. THE r. III. STROUSE
CO, Auctioneers, 1909 State Life
AUCTION SALE-Beautiful 12-room house at
auction. We will sell at auction on the prem
Uses. Tuesday, April - D. m, the new 12-
room residence, 2217 Kenwood ave; house is
thoroughly modern and has all conveniences
and sale is without limit or reserve. THE r.
III. STROUSE CO. Auctioneers 1009-1010 State
Life building. New 2575.
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Cheapest and best bargain in vacant
lot in Indianapolis: Central av.. near
Twenty fourth: II YOU want snap
see at once, must sell quick
W. l.. STEVENSON,
Sole Agent
- h Market.
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YOU PAY NO PARTNERSHIP LAB ILITY.
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE.


REAL ESTATE-Fine, modern house, N. Della
ware St, downtown; large lot; bargain; $500
81 700 cash, balance easy. CRAWFORD ga t.
Washington.
REAL ESTATE-For trade: Central-av. lot,
Twenty-fourth St; clear of all incum-
brances; asphalt street; trade for small rental.
B. F. CLINE. la Z. Market.
$3.50 buys good double house Nineteenth
st. Central av.: rents S34 month; good in
vestment
w. z. STEVENSON,
126 Z. Market.
REAL ESTATE
40 so feet front northwest corner
OF Twenty-third and Central v.
Choicest corner north.
W. r. STEVENSON,
12e L. Market.
REAL ESTATE
East-front lot fourth north OF Twenty-fourth
on Alabama St; f1xl36; incumbrance sos at 8
per cent interest; $500 buys equity, cheapest lot
on Alabama st. don't miss this.
w. Z. STEVENSON.
12s f. Market
REAL. ESTATE
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Until differently announced
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BUSINESS CHANCE-Wanted. a TO invest
500 TO 500 in tool and machine shop. Box pa.
the Journal
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WANTED-Agents to sell Royal Pepsin Bitters.
Big commissions; easy seller. Samples free.
L. & A. SCHARFF, St. Louis.
WANTED-Women with tact can make a steady
income of $500 weekly. presenting propo-
sition TO members of their sex. Address MEMO
CO., Erie, Pa.
WANTED-Stop runaways: hitch horses solid in
stantiy; carry in pocket; sight-seller; agents
wanted. POCKET HITCHINGPOST CO. 17S
Main street. Muncie. Ind.
wANTED-Agents make IS daily selling the
cheapest and most perfect water filter ever in
vented. Retails at $50; big profit; exclusive
territory. SENECA FILTER CO. Seneca Mo
wANTED-Agents-The quck-as- wink cork
puller sells itself because, without hard pull
ing IL opens bottles Of all sizes: plated sample
postpaid 25c. X. HAWLEY. II Chambers st
New York.
wANTED-Insurance solicitors make big money;
our $1,000 accident policy; premium. 81 per
year; exclusive territory given. NATIONAL.
REGISTRY AND GUIDANCE CO., 80 Broad
way, ~. Y.
WANTED-NEW AUTOMATIC BURGLAR
ALARM for DOORS windows cash drawers
stables. henneries, etc; absolute protection: sim
plest; best device ever made: put on in fifty;
retails soc: agents get S2 SIS investment;
save time by sending 25c for outfit and make
quick money. RAMONA CO. L Madison av
New York.