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Hold the Company Liable
for a Drunk Mans Deed

William Moore and Ora Arthur have filed
a 500 damage suit against the Big -Four
Railway Company to recover for goods and
merchandise lost on the defendant COM
pany's cars while in transit from Bates
VILE to indianapolis on June 20.
The plaintiffs state that the railway COM
pany issued passes 20 them for refreshment
privileges on the train 10 and from Bates
willie and also at Batesville on account or
the Big Four Companys employees excur-
sion. which was held on June 80. The rail-
way company provided a baggage car for
the plaintiffs and they were permitted 10
serve refreshments In the car. The plain
tiffs put refreshments into the car valued
at 81 900, they claim. On the return trip
from Batesville the plaintiffs state that an
Intoxicated man came into the baggage
car and one OF the servants Of the COM
pany. holding lighted lantern on his arm,
attempted TO put the man out. In the
scunie that followed can Of gasoline was
overturned and took fire from the lantern.
destroying the whole contents of the car.
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STEVENSON BUILDING TO
Be KNOWN AS STATE LIFE
City's Largest Office Home VIII
Be Rechristened Jan. II, When
Transfer of Property Is Made.
BIG DEAL IS CLOSED

The Stevenson building will soon be
thing of the past. On and after Jan IL,
when the State Life Insurance Company
will take possession Of the building, IL will
be known as the State Life building.
Final negotiations for the transfer of this
first and largest Of indianapolis office build
fngs from the Churchman heirs to the State
Life Insurance Company were concluded
yesterday and the papers will be filed to-
morrow. The purchase price was $4,000.
This price will be paid by the State Life
without closing out any Of it's invested as
sets or Withdrawing any funds from deposit
with the secretary of state. The State Life
will occupy one of the upper floors Of the
building soon fl can be vacated and re-
modelled, but exactly which floor this VIII
be has not yet been determined.
All negotiations for the transfer of the
property were conducted between William
F. Churchman, recently elected president of
the Capital National Bank, and for many
years cashier Of that institution, and the
officials of the State Life. No commissions
making the purchase has been considered
carefully by the directors Of the insurance
company for some months, and they took
the utmost precautions to satisfy themselves
of the safety of the investment and the per-
manency of its value. Charles i. Coffin
acted as attorney for the State Life Com
pany in the negotiations and Aquilla Jones
for the Stevenson Building Company.
1t is stated that the net annual income OF
the Stevenson buildings is more than per
cent. Of the price paid for il by the State
Life.
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REAL ESTATE
Ala, Chronicle good house and lot
Ark. Randolph Co., 40 A. and impts.
Can. S. E. Assiniboia $3.50 A prairie farm.
COL Custer Co, 200 A. and impts.
COL Weld WeSie co 50 o' 4. a aS im np - a.
Conn, near Clinton, 10 A., shore property.
Conn. New Britain, good lot. Highland St
Del. Sussex Co. 81 A and impts -.
Fla. Lake Co., 30 A. orange grove, impd.
Ca, Chattanooga Co. 10 a. eqpd. farm; fine
Chc 9r We eapd Ten machine shop
Chicago. fine lots. West 18th st.
H. Jefferson CO.. fine far farm ; 25t A and impts
III, Taylorvilie. good res; and SO A.
H., Taylorville, 5 finely located lots.
III. Jersey Co., 40 A. and impts.
Ind. Marion, good bldg. lots.
Ia, Pottawattamie Co., Y A. and impts.
Ia, Keokuk Co, 200 A. and impts.
Ia. Moulton. S-r res and grounds
Kan, Hodgeman Co, i, $50 A. and impts
Md Baltic, 1I-r res and lot
Mass, Franklin Co. so A. poultry farm.
Mass. near Harwick, shore prop, u A.
Mass H Hub ds h good ,S house and 1o
Mieh Antrim Co; 600 ,e a and ii impts s;.,.,
Duluth. fine lots, Harrison st.
Mimi. Itasca Co. four 100 a. timber claims;
streams cow. for logging; 10000 it. saw timber;
MINI. Pope Pope Co. 80 SO A and impts
Mo, Macon Co.. fine 210 A. farm.
Mont, Ravall Co. 157 A eqpd. dairy farm
Neb.. Perkins Co.. 800 A. and impts
n. H., Cheshire Co, 100 A. and impts.
n. H.. Grafton Co., so A and impts.
n. j., Newark. Belleville, As bldg. lots.
n. J., Toms River good 10-r. and lot.
n. Y, Cooperstown, good church and grounds
n. Y, New Rochelle, fine mod. res and lot
n. Y, Binghamton, res. and lots.
N. c., Asheville, 11-r. res, lot and furniture.
N. D., Enrnons Co., 500 A. and inlpts.
n. d., Foster Co.. 800 A. and impts
Ohio. Athens Co, 46 A. and impts.
Ohio, Gala, Mahoning Co, 40 a. and impts
Ohio. Columbus, bldg. lots 35x140 IT.
Ohio. Trumbull Co., PA A. and impts.
Ohio, Tuscarawas. 1-r. and lot
Okla Blackwell, substan. house and ground
Pa. Westmoreland Co, fine 70 A. farm.
Pa, Pembroke. bldg. lots, 18th av.
Pa, Somerset Co, 1872 A. and impts.
Pa Cambridge Springs, good house and lot.
S. c., Kershaw Co, 200 a. and impts.
Tex, Johnson Co. fine farm. 40 A.
Tex, Waco, house and lot
Va, Harrisonburg, SIR. and lot; also 2
tenement houses on lots.
Wash, Clallam Co, 500 A. timberland.
Wash, Spokane Co, 81 A imIHi. irrigated.
Wis., Eau Claire Co., 120 A. and impts.
w. NJ. OSTRANDER, N: A. Bldg. Philadelphia.
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THE COURT RECORD.
SUPERIOR COURT.

Room No. 1-John L. McMaster, Judge.
Samuel Herrins VS.. Mary Herrins; divorce
Evidence concluded Finding and decree for
plaintiff at his costs.
Mamie Atherton VS.. William Atherton;
divorce. Cause taken under advisement.
Sophia Gibson VS.. Marion Gibson; divorce
Defendant defauited- Submitted; evidence
heard Finding and decree for plaintiff at
her cost. Plaintiff prohibited from marry
ing again for two years.
John Malone VS.. Rose Malone; divorce.
Defendant defaulted. Submitted: evidence
heard. Finding and decree for plaintiff at
his cost Plaintiff prohibited from marrying
again for two years
Room No flames NJ. feathers, Judge
Caroline Graneling vs. Theodore COrriger;
ment against defendant for SiSs and costs.
Room No. S-Vinson Carter, Judge.
Ralph s. Hamilton ct al VS.. Louis Haase:
Judgment Finding and Judgment against
defendant for S07.6.
Oliver J. Kidd VS.. New Hampshire Fire
Insurance Company ct al; policy. on trial
by jury.
CIRCUIT COURT.
Henry Clay Allen. Judge.
Carl Durking VS.. George w. Reckes jr.
ct al: damages. Jury returned verdict for
CRIMINAL COURT.
Fremont Afford. Judge.
AlonzO Frazier; grand larceny. Trial by
court and finding of guilty. Defendant re-
leased during good DehaViOr.
Fred Waltz; assault and battery. Defen-
dant arraigned and enters a plea of guilty
Fine SO and costs.
NEW SUITS FILED.
William Moore ct al. VS.. The Cleveland.
Cincinnati, Chicago & st. Louis Railway
Company; complaint for damages. Superior
Court, Room 2
John L. Gisler vs.. Henry w. Kurz ct al ;
foreclosure. Superior Court. Room /.
Emily Nelson VS.. William II Nelson; di-
vorce. Superior Court. Room l.
Flora Malcott VS.. Alexander MalcOtt; di-
vorce. Circuit Court.
Susie G.. LOckhart VS.. Albert Lockhart;
divorce. Superior Court. Room ?
James A. Christie vs. Cleveland. Cincin-
natl. Chicago & St. Louis Railway Com
pany: complaint for damages. Circuit
Court.
Matilda +. Haley VS. James Haley; d.
vorce. Superior Court, Room 3.
Olive NJ Hesselman VS.. Edward r. Nav
son; suit in attachment. Superior Court
Room /.
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SAYS HUSBAND REFUSED
TO BURY HER CHILD
Many Sensational Charges, All
Made in Divorce Suit Filed by
Mrs. Flora Malcott.


A tale Of most cruel and inhuman treat
rent on the part Of a husband is recited in
{ petition for divorce filed yesterday in the
hyperion Court by Flora Malcott against
alexander MalcOtt. The plaintiff states in
her petition that she was married Nov. 4.
1899, and since that time her husband has
refused TO provide for her. buying her but
two pairs OF shoes during their married
life. Mrs. Malcott says that she had but
one child and she died when but eight
months and twelve days old When Nal
colt was asked 10 defray the funeral ex-
penses he said: Pay II yourself 1 will not
pay the little brat's funeral expenses
Mrs. MalcOtt further charges that when
she was sick with typhoid fever about a
year ago her husband had her removed to
hospital and then sold all the furniture in
the house. For the last several months, &C
cording To his wife's allegations. Malcott
has been constantly under the influence OF
drink and on one occasion he ran her out
Of the house and attempted to cut her
throat
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sEALED PROPOSALS.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Notice is hereby given that the Board of Com
missioners OF the county of Rush and State Of
Indiana. at a session of said board 20 be held IN
the commissioners room OF the courthouse in
Rushville. Ind. on
MONDAY FEBRUARY 1. 1904.
will. up to o clock D. m. OF said day, receive
sealed proposals for furnishing material and
constructing macadam road in Richland town
ship Rush county. Indiana. according TO plaft
and specifications and kinds of material as
shown in the report OF the viewers appointed
by the Board Of Commissioners TO view and re-
port on the petition praying for the construction
OF said road. which report Is OF file in the
Office OF the auditor OF said county.
All bids shall be accompanied by bond and
affidavit as provided by law
Printed forms or bids approved by the Board
OF Commissioners Will be furnished possible bid
ders by the auditor
MARQUIS I. SISSON,
WINFIELD s. THOMPSON,
WILLARD H AMOS
Commissioners
Attest: OWEN L. CARR. Auditor.
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On a petition filed by the Benjamin Allen
Company. Sproehnle & Co. and the Seth
Thomas Clock Company firms doing bust
ness In Chicago. Judge Anderson yesterday
appointed L. Murray Turner receiver for
tito III. Rabe. a jeweer OF Hammond. Ind.
Turner'S bond was placed at s. 900
In the petftfon n vas sbouyn tbot paha
owed the three firms $1,000 and that he had
given chattel mortgage 10 Whitman Beck
man for 1900. Rabe has sufficient property
10 pay his debts and Judge Anderson issued
a restraining order against Beckman To pre-
vent him from foreclosing the mortgage ne
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IMMENSE ANNEX TO
". II. BLOCK STORE
Lease of Adjoining Property is
Made-Building Will Be
Vacated by Oct. I.

Negotiations for an important lease have
just been completed, by which William H.
Block & Co. will lease of Blackboard Con-
dit of 1rerre Haute. the four-story and base
ment brick block, q by 80 feet In dimen-
sions, at Nos. and East Washington
street. Immediately adjoining the Block es-
tablishment on the west. This building is
now occupied by the Emporium Millinery
Company which will vacate il Oct. 1,
when the Block Company will take pos
session and convert the building into an
annex TO the present establishment.
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Section Hand Sues for Damages.

The Big Four Railway Company has been
made defendant to a $4,000 damage suit
brought by James A. Christie, a section
hand in the employ of the defendant COM
pany. Christie states in his complaint that
he was engaged in loading scrap iron on
freight car which was standing in the
Moorefeld freight yards of the company.
The assistant foreman of the section gang
ordered him to push a freight car from
the main track onto the siding. In doing
SO Christie was caught between two cars
and severely pinched. His right shoulder
blade and two ribs were broken and his
body was badly lacerated.
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HIGHER COURTS RECORD.
SUPREME COURT.

SUPREME COURT.
Minute
202oO. The Ft. Wayne Trust Company VS..
Matilda J. Sihler. Whitley G. G.. Appellee s
petition for additional time.
APPELLATE COURT.
Minutes
1910 Henry o. Sellers VS.. James a Hayes
CT al. Upton G. G. Appellants petition and
waiver OF notice for certiorari.
1854. John c. Nelson VS.. Sarah II. Nelson
ct al Grant g c. Appellees corrected
brief 60.
1854. Albert Brunson vs.. Eugene Star
DUCK jay {. G Appellees petition 10 ad-
vance.
1901. Evansville e Terre Haute Railway
Company vs. Glenn H Kerrskordes ct al.
Posey g {. Appelees' additional author
titles C).
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SALES OF REAL ESTATE.

Instruments filed for record In the recorders
Office of Marion county. Indiana, twenty
four hours ending at p. m. Jan. s, 1904.
The Gapis sa Na p;,H Bank I IoIa
Aliens Highland Place add. ,,.......... s2,5OOOO
College-avenue Moravian Church to
Her BE F Andrews. Lot 81. Doug 20 ~
Oscar F. Andrews TO Herbert E. v An
drews Lot 81 Douglass Park add: $4,000
Land company, pit Lot TO- So j, Hub
bard ct ais Southeast add.............. 1000. 90
add 2,7OOCO
Lee. Lot IS Clark s. osgood's LIST add.
Fred D stiz ct ux' To- John M. SAWYER, i'0VO'OO
pit Lot s.. E. T. Fletcher's % Brook
samuel l. shank to william 4. Miller. -''O'-O'
pit Lot /. James p. brakes sub o. l..
a. west OF White river.................. $50. 20
mann. Lot Il. Margaret Bruce's sub,
James A. and Margaret Bruees add. LOO. 90
IS James F. Coburn's ord West In
dianapolis 5000
Herman C Emmert ct ux. 70 Henry f.
wrisht's Dsnison Park add . 80 $4,000
son. pit S. E Sec. 20 Tp' Il. r. AZ. 100
George s9r. r. I kspi Ter eS ux to Robert F.
Lewis c. Akin trustee and guardian. to ~
garrison 1s H. y Moon ct al sa Lot So Nc
| Eugene NJ. Wilson to Herman c. EN-
inert et TX. Lot S. Dennison Park
add 100000
Walter II. Perkins ux. TO John r.
kinnick, Lot ia. Berkeley add. zoo
Catherine ]. Horton ct al. to George W.
| May et ux- pt. n. +. Il Sec. IA, TIP.
a. r. .......................... 1000
/ John w. Tillman ct ux. to Louisa r.
Black. pit y. f. u Sec. IL. TIP. Il r. . 100
Rezn Reagan ct al. TO Louisa r. Black,
/ pit n. +. Sec. IL. TIP. H. r. 2........ loo
Thomas Armstrong CT John Sears,
pt N f. = Sec. IA. TIP. H. Il. -. 10000
| Isaac Coppock ct al to Louisa r. Black
| pit y. Il. a Sec. IL. TIP. IA r. 49,. loo
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Mr.. William S. GIlbreath for fifteen years
associated with the Illinois Seed Company.
OF Chicago, ILL.,, and one year with j. NJ
McCullough's Sons, Cincinnati. o., will
open up new seed house in Indianapolis
under the name OF the William S. Gilbreath
Seed Company. The company will conduct
a general grass field seed, grain and storage
business.
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Caught Trying IN Sell MiJe..e

James Barrett, a weli-known police char
acter was arrested yesterday by Bicycle
men Low and Bernauer. on a charge Of
drunk and lettering. and was locked up at
the police station under a bond OF 500
Barretts arrest resulted from his irving
TO sell TO Messing & Meyberg. ticket brok-
ers, three books OF blank tickets for passa ge
over the Nandalia between indianapolis and
Plainheld.
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Alphonso Kinsey, living on the Shelby
VILE road just south OF the city was fined
SEQ in the Police Court yesterday morning
by Judge Whallon on a charge of wife de-
sertion- Kinsey, il is said, deserted his
wife and seven children several weeks ago
and left them dependent on his aged father
for support After the Judge fined him, he
begged his wife to get the $50 and pay his
fine. promising to return TO her and pro-
vide for her and his children, but she re-
fused to do SO.
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Only One Large Deal.

Real estate transfers for the week, out
side of the sale Of the Stevenson building,
have consisted mainly OF the transfers of
small investment and residence properties.
Among the larger sales that were made was
one of a two-story brick business block at
9A East Washington street, by Christopher
Setter TO M. II. Spades, through W. w.
Webb as agent. The consideration was
s. 600.
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John NJ. Wheatley, 20lS North Alabama street.
seventy-seven years. heart failure
William j. Marshall. Central Insane Hospital.
erysipelas.
Frederick l. Saylor. 2S3S Gale street. Ia grippe.
Elizabeth Ewing Bodine, 1873 North New Jer-
Sey street, eighty seven years Senllity.
Wilhelmina Albertsmever. 1913 Prospect street.
seventy -four years. uterine cancer.
Helen Singleton. 3521 North senate avenue.
three years, Syncope.
Kate Clancy Liddy, ia North state street.
thirty-one years. ectopic CESSATION with hem0r-
rhaEe.
John II. Leuth 1901 South West street. nifty
three years. heart failure
Irma Lucla Layton, sl2 Beville avenue, nine
teen months measles
May Srnoot. 6I3 South Delaware street. thirty
six years, heart failure.
James B. Cain. sO7 West Washington street.
siNty-fve years iaundice.
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State Factory Inspector McAbee returned
yesterday from Franklin. Ind. where he
was invited to inspect the opera house of
that city. The theater in Franklin is at the
top OF the Franklin city building and Mr.
McAbee found IL TO be a fire trap the
theater having but one exit and that very
narrow. AT the advice of Mr. McAbee the
theater will be remodeled and more exits
constructed y
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New Administrator Named
for Hillery Wilson Estate

Isaac Myers has been appointed admins
traitor Of the estate OF the late Hillery
Wilson. TO fill the vacancy caused by the
death OF Mrs. Wilson, wife Of the decedent
Mr.. Wilson died a short time ago of con-
sumption, after being III nearly two years
Mrs. Wilson nursed her husband during
his illness and contracted the disease her
self She served administrative OF the
estate until her death, a few days ago.
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Birfh..

Walter and Daisy Schlechty, 1876 East Wash
tngton street. girl.
Thomas and Margaret Monaghan. 2sos East
Washington street. girl.
I'd and Ella Davis, 401 Haw street. boy.
Milton and Disey Carothers. 30 COncordia
street. girl.
Walter and Goldie Murray. g. North Temple
avenue. girl.
Frank and NJ Lunge. Indianapolis boy.
August and sophia Heberlitz, Center township
bow
Wnl and Daisy Bush I4o1 orioIe street. girl.
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wANTED-FEMALE HELP.

NTFD-White girl for general homework;
family of three: house of six rooms: hot water
heat and gas range; easy place for good girl.
53l East Twelfth street.
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Svvedenborgian.
JOURNAL BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
FLORISTS


BERTERMANN BROS,
New No. 241 Mass av.. 22s ". Del st. Tel. $40.
PATENT ATToRNEY-T r. BELL mechaD-
ical engineer. patent attorney. IN above
pacity do not claim exceptional facilities,
cept those guaranteed by thorough knowledge
OF patent practice. technical training. honesty
ana care. beyond which special advantages
exist ~ and 30 Ingalls, Bldg.
SALE AND LIVERY STABLES
HORACE WOOD. Carriages Traps Buck
boards, etc-) 25 Circle Tel 10c7.
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2o7.O9 INDIANA TRUST BLDG.

FINANCIAL
PRIVATE LOANS
MADE ON NEW PLAN.
Any amount from S. up loaned
on furniture, pianos. horses, wagons,
ETC. without removal and the same
day you ask for IL. No delay.
Our rates the lowest in the city.
Payments arranged to suit you.
Will accept all or any part of loan
ct any time, IL desired, for payments.
YOU GET FULL AMOUNT ASKED FOR.
NO CHARGES TAKEN OUT IN ADVANCE.
Remember we make no inquiries
of YOUR neighhors and friends,
nor do publish your transaction
our treatment is always courteous
and liberal. REMEMBER, 1t costs
YOU nothing 10 get our rates.
Positively charge unless loan f. made.
PRIVATE OFFICES.
All business strictly confidential.
THE INDIANAPOLIS MORTGAGE
AND LOAN COMPANY.
old Phone SAL. Room 10. 147 E. Market ST.
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Marriage Licenses.

Samuel Herrins and Laura Buckncr.
William II Robson and Margaret Morris.
John ". King and Matte Baker
Luther q. Bradford and Clara r. Guntcr.
Alfons Vile and Jessie Eckhouse-
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

FREDERICK-Sergeant julius r. Frederick
Funeral at home l0i Center Drive. Woodruff
Place. Monday. Jan. IL I =. m Friends tn
Vited. Interment at Crown Hill; private. Re-
mains Will lie in state Sunday after IL a. m
Jan. 10 at p. m. sharp. TO attend the funeral
OF our deceased brother, NJ. +. Cook. from his
late residence, 220l Bellefontaine ST
q. w. HAROESTY, c. c.
II. F. JOSLEN. Secretary.
WINTERS-The funeral OF Leo II. Winters win
be held from his late home. 1901 Fletcher ave-
nue., Monday afternoon AT ESQ. Friends Invited.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.


under male help.
BUSINESS CHANCE-For sale: Ny entire tent
and awning manufacturing business at a bar
gain l3 South Alabama St
BUSINESS CHANCE-For sale: 400 tons iron,
fine yards scales metal sheds and residence;
Al business; other business cause OF sale Ad-
dress Box SO. DuQuon, Ill.
BUSINESS CHANCE-1O0 LOTS FREE; first 100
applicants sending stamp will receive deed Of
a lot size 25x1O0 feet, to advertise Westrnlnster
Park suburb New York Nth CENTURY
REALTY CO. Wall st, ~ Y.
BUSINESS CHANCE buy. sell and exchange
all listed and unlisted securities and deal In
New York. Pittsburg and Chicago stocks, both
on margin and otherwise; prompt, efficient serv-
YOU. write me. HORACE ]. PHILIPS, Banker
and Broker 7O4-5-6 keystone building Pttsburg,
Pa (mennber Pittsburg Industrial Exchange.
BUSINESS CHANCES
BUSINESS BARGAINS.
Partner with 10000 in est. mfg. bus (car-
riage top dressing) Rockford. III.
Inc med bus. (childrens specific), Boston.
Restaurant bus stock and fxt., Tucson, AriZ.
Complete blacksmith shop. Alma City, MINI.
Cigar store and billiard hall, stock and nxt-,
KendallvilIe Ind; big profits. $1,000
Handles and wood novelties mfg. plant, Can
Pat. on impd. hoof niper. $4,000.
Dental practice. furn. and lease, Wausau, Wis.
Planning mill and machine shop. Mannheim, Pa.
15-yr. lease 120 a. mineral land, Critten-
den Co. Ky lead. zinc. etc.
w. NJ OSTRANDER, N A. Bldg, Phila.
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REAL ESTATE
Farms for sale
by
II. WADDLE, S25 Law Building
New phone 2O62
IS acres near Valley Mills; good house and
barn and fencing, at SIS an acre.
so acres. eight miles west, good improvements.
at 800 acre.
240 acres, two miles east OF city, electric
line well improved, y125 acre.
400 acres, two miles from city. on electric line,
all fine soil, poor improvements Will sell at bar
gain.
300 acres, Putnam county. brick residence,
large barn; fine stock farm $50
Money to loan farms and city real estate.
II. WADDLE,
S25 Law building
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SUNDAY CHURCH SERVICES.
SpiritunIinm.

THE FIRST SFIRITCALIST CHURCH-Corner
Alabama and New York SITS. sunday services
at 1913 a. ami 7:45 p Mrs. Nellie s
NOyes. OF Boston. inspiratonal speaker will
occupy the rOBtrum. Mrs. Noyes gives tests
after each lecture Wednesday evening meeting
at 7:45 o'clock. The greater part OF the even
ing is devoted 10 phenomena. Thursday after
noon at O'Clock, Ladies' Aid social. All well
come.
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THE DAILY RECORD OF
TRANSFERS, MORTGAGES

The following figures show the daily
record of real-estate transfers, real-estate
mortgages and building permits:
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DIED.

CRAFT-Maurice Vaughn Craft infant son OF
Edwin NJ and Margaret Craft died Friday
evening. Jan :, 1904 Funeral service Monday.
the nth. 10 o'clock a. m, from 2il5 North New
Jersey street.