Indianapolis Journal, Volume 51, Number 62, Indianapolis, Marion County, 3 March 1901 — Page 6

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THE INDIANAPOLIS JOURNAL, SUNDAY, MARCH 3, 1911.

JOL'H.VVIS KISIM'.M t)IHi:CT)IlT. XgKNTANA JOL'KNAL Wn. L. Lice. West Mkh:;an strt. T1ib..nes: M, 27; nw, 'i'crritury weat of VMte rlvrr. i LOlUbTivl : n i :t n r: m a n n n r.o.s.. .w No. :a üis. ar . n. l i. ft. tl six il an a i:t" .N7v:TTii i lvt i::; P. M. I'LT.bTLL tSlintff". Fnrr.se). 2 A r.ra.--sac.viusPtta ave. 1a a a la w v L i :m V. H. l;CK Wt.HjD. ram; hlet or any central lafc-ri-iat.cii Bee cf Charit. 4i-4;S Lemcke BuiMlng

feALB AND LIVLIiY M'AI a.!-:: LÖBACH WOOD CarrUsr. Trar. Puck. toar 1. etc.) j Ore'.". Tel. 1 Q7. V; ALTTi'Ai'i : i :fe II. C. iiTKVKN, N'W Ftylf "Wall 1'irfr. Low t rices. t'.; N. 5 nr.ti ave. Tel. 2 on i lm;i:.l iik!;caciu I 1 : A N K I: LAN C 1 1 A K D. N. Delaware et. T-I. 411. Lair attendant. :uTKvi.i:r: & i-os. L'nUt takers. 12 W. Market St. Tel. 218 I'lACItAL I)llli:CTOISS. PLANNER & BCCBANAN (Llcen-M cmtalnur5.) Can t-.lp ciljhUicrii an-1 rear It-1 fev?r. Idy emMlrru-r for la.Jlts ar.j cMlirrn. 22 Nürtb IUIxxLis atrc-i-u TtLh-o CiL new an-1 olJ. cm 2:3. c. c. Ki'.KfirrLo, ::cw ::o. FCNEitAL LIULcJTOR, 123 N. Delaware üt. Xlcsidccco 123 . Vermont St. (Colonial riat3.) New Phone. VA3. ADAMS . KÜFkg Li 1 L N iT N. Bllnjls strtct! LaJ attendant. Both 'r,hon s, 1134. T - i - vi:nici.i:s. DBI'OT WAnONS. 1 rouirl .am, reich', jli.-i t tis, h"ir.J'-i: mi: mal. ; Lir-run-. K' f!l;liH, Z2 Bast (JcotgU fctrei-t. lieaianj y.ucit-!. i)ii:i. L'.AN Neri lrvin. wiU- of Jrtn;irdi Y.zti. lid at her I-miilr rts- -J. net-, 1"...U l..t-t iwarn.'-t utreft. iatunlay n. rr ir M.'.rch 1 1" 1, t 4 a. fii. The furwal will o ur Burn hoa-. M'. T,,'.ay it.orr.irar. March 4. at j:--.t a. in., and at Holy Cross Church at 1 a. m. iroitSL Alfr! C, In Butte, li nt., iyt. ::, V.K'l. Funoral frnrr. C. I'.. Krlo'.s C1mi-1. Suniay morning. March 3, at lv o'clcck. Uurial fct Crown Ulil. sucii:tv notici:. SOCIETY K. f I Men.b'.rs uf ln.liar.npnH.4 . sire herewith noti.V-'l ot thr0Mth 'f 'iie of nur chatt r mmb rs, I'aFt Ctar.c U-r V. II. (;rlmt?. Funeral senior will lo hell Sun. lay aftr:i'.cn, March C. J o' 1 ';. at late rt-sLl-nce, iS Ivist Tntli trfet. liurii! at Crowu llili. The It-lKe will coifijct t ur it I Fervl'.-t-a anJ will as.-' nil lo ut C.istl-' Hall at l:2u o'cliKk Sunday ulu-rnooii, le;ivin the hall jrrnin tJy at 2 'cl-:k. MrTtitrf will wear tl rir knl.ht's JfWfl.s or funeial la!sc Mtnitr3 cf ittr lo-lfM invit-cii to alten. 1. ly oriitr of the lo!. CI I A K LI'S F. COFFIN, C. C. Atttst: GKO. T. UKUHNKI, K. of 11. ar;.l S. CHtHCII NOTICHS. Ilaptl.Ht. FIRST riATTIST CJH'RCII NV.rtho.irt corner New York ant lV;i:i?y:v.ini,i Ftrt-cts. The liv. Thorr.as J. Vlllers i-astor, wili irta.h at 11 ;i. tn. Tcric. "Christ I'reoious xo the r.-llcver." Communion, deception of nw m ini rs. L:.ij tl'm. At 7: CO j. rw. th fir-t of fix s- run na on "I'llfrlm'p rrire:." Illustrate 1 with Ht reuntiCon. Sj-eclal subject, "Fri ux the Awaktni:, to the Wirket Cate." HiMe ct.rA, a. n. l;. Y. T, U., 6:3) p. m. MMwet-k service Thursday tvcnlr.g. The i-ublic laMteil. Christ inn. CENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH Corner of Delaware anrt Walnut ftrttts. Jtev. Allan l:. Fhllputt, pa.: or. Srvio?; to-n;orrcw at ! : - a. tn. and ?:?.') p. m., con luct! ly th i-astor. FunJaj nchool at a. m. Christian lln.ltavnr Sot-lety at 6:30 p. ni. Intermediate Society at 4 p. m. Junior Society at Z i. m. Thursday evenlnc rrayer nuetint: at 1:) o'clock. Uvtry ono welcomed to all those services. THIRD CHRISTIAN CHURCH-Thirtr enth street and Ashland aver.u Carlos C Rowlion. minister. Sunday tvhool at !:1." a. ni. Älomlnsr service at r)::iJ. Sernicn. "Tue World's Kt'demnloa." Chiisiian i:nüaof nu-ttintc nt 6;15 p. m. Ev-nin? preac-himr at 7:'.. Sermon, "Sk and Ye Shall Find." Mu.lc Ly full chorus choir. All are always wi Iconic CotiKrt'Kat ionnl. rLYMOUTII CONGRUCATIONAL CHURCH Southeast corner Mrridian and New Yoik treets. H. C. Meservt, pastor. Residence, 1411 lark avenue. U:Z') a. ni.. Sun. lay pchoi.l; 1):4" a. m., mornln;? worship, w ith m rmon hy the jmtor; 7:45 p. m., illustrated lecture on "Michael Annio." Scats free. All are welcome. Xcw Jrti4:tlem. NEW CHURCH CH A I LL- North AHlma Kreet. Rev. Willis 1. tra.'Uh. ministt r. Sunday school at S::;. Services und .tmum, 11 o'clock. Subject oT s rrion, "Which I You Choi)so, Christ cr F.irablas?" Lecture Monlay evorInr at 7:4". Suhj.ct. "The Iranl Man; r the Cnlty of All Mankind." Admission free. All InvlUd. Spirit it tili TU FIRST Sri RITUALIST ClIURPTT-Crner Alabama and New York streets. Sunday st rvlce at 10:43 a. ni. and 7:4i p. m. Mrs. Amanda 3. Coffman. the Klfted sjakr from tlianl tapldu, Mich., will tccury the rostrum m..rr.ii x and evening. Afttr the loctuns Mrs. CutTmati Rive text. Regular Wedrnsday (Vtn'ir.; inertlnsr at 7:43 o'clock. Ladies' All Eic:al r.cs.t Thursday ut 2 p. m. at the.church. All welcome PIX A N CI A L. K. SAWYLR. LOANS Money on mortgage. C. in Kaet Market street. F. SAYLCS. LOANS On city trot. ety: 5'j per cent t 11' K-III-mlwn; money roaiy. C N CO.. 319 Lemcke bulliin'. WILLIAMS fie FINANCIAL Flrst-m TtrK" loana cn lmproTrd Indianapolis property; lowest ratf; Jriviler of prepayment. Sl'AiN At CO, Hi :. Market. LOAXS TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS t ban In M-nis of 113. fb". J'o, It 0. 2 0 or anr nin,vint on FURNITUR I", I'lANns. OTtfl ANS. rjcYCLLs. sroiu: riXTURLs. inc., At rates which l.ont je- jd-- ran afford to jay. The proi rty lo icmain In j.ur undisturbed Ied.n LVLRYIMDY WHO WANTS MONEY CALL AND SI a-; I S. 1 N D lANAl'OLl S M OR T Ct A 1 1 I." COMPANY. Room K'. U7 Ea-t :.ukct ftr-et. - . . STOIlAqC. S TOR AGE Th-s Union Tilinsfer n3 Storairs Company, ccrner Eat thio street and ReV.T.fi trarka: onlv r.rt-r!iii t.n-a.rn ...n.-.t., l'Iircl AM) PA :K1N I OooDü A bl'LClALTY. - " - - - - T - - . v -. - avitt'A. Or HOL'SEil JLD FlHtSdNHL. 1 1 LRSONAl-Clairvoyant. fitr.e. Morirm t. IN try thir.v. da, . v. r., thi .; ; harm v.rk and readings Ki.arjiifi -iJ Ii Uar.a av- m;. FKRSONAI Ka; i '.i. j:Urv:.-t und ialrvoyant. rivt your l."e; a.!i(s fi ail ehar.. J. urlie; nr. i a. i m. p..: tan; n nr. i hjw t iniii. ve your all !ay Sunday, 2--. Cil Ji c.i;d:ii in. lb adlii,.ana a r.iie. Th tr:"-T d..i:ni.iti.r. i i Tiiar.fijtly b-cafel in lid at.hj.ilis; w.t.ut a.-kiiiJ a t tk'n. h. te:; Juli w hat y u con - f r. j , e.o t urro;in-'.in-and tvnJitl n; no matt r vl;t tr- j U- y, i p1f he tun and will hulp jou., lb ur la a. n, tö o p. im. ir.sr w.in.n j.;ni . ; a.:. Cap-td Aenue. j N. rt'a 1 -.1.0. Aly ltTblan To s-i ni'i.iwi!'. Aili.S ircrarati n fro:n I'er-la l-s in iiny without m-Llrrr.i.-htf cf trio :a.'(. at tlTu! and s.ft c er!p'i :-. nioniaii furnl?.ei. i'ric ) HIN. -7 E. :Ji St., New Urlted Stales. i'i nTiils Äi i ;Tn" i ä ;i. pah Kr.at atiilty m,d re; u: t na.lli Cü f pnt. r:e.- il 1 rtra e all wnr.k'ak. a!o all f t fi r r.-1 ja s a ! an Ilnnlred.i if t.;MKS. A. LAI jik City. AAjent fur -t ul: 1 pTyJhic Tf ri, lies tuli l? r.d i'ui.ne. Rf r. : ul In the one to h!p V'.u. Hijc . ! itii ;. ) are in t oi.drful. a.Ui-e rjy j-:ni v.m n v ar.d tri üble. Kfinc.K'i-r v.-r r'.;-ets f. t--day nay te yonr f- rtr.ne t i:i.. rro'v If r-'i c: ' bandlet!. Know lettre cf the lutu; 1 jnnvi-r f. r tn- prfrt. K-r.:.ll thru t'-.e k y t. ,. c rd ha;pin- Vaia-'le aivi e n loc. r.'.:lrrl.. t!lorc. ii ;'.t kin.:.'. It Ken ! i'l an t made. Ir.Mr'jetb.r.s pjr t-r in i -.5.1 mi -try and in,..:. Hours, I ;u m. t i p. m. e Wt Ohio trevt. and business of rll cai l.o charge Will f a l.n.iteo nu;i;r. i-b i tl'-v 1 .pint-nt. ry tlay. 1'aih iM. US CAKES AM) OTJI1ÜI IIAIXTIIIS. 6ILYKR CAEI'X walnut cuke, oytr patty ht l!4, aln.or.d ar I i'oo.'i?oit r.a car.x'n-i at J ! :dA Tari irt' la. ry, :".J and 2Zj Max. ae. Itcce txctlient i r ; a rut ion frish everj- day. Itff.S AMI C.R1'I'.TS, T.UG3 AND CARfETS-A. AV. 1Vii::arr.5, manufacturtr of ru?, ixrtiere, Latsock and rajf carpets. Hi Ma..achus :n avenue, Indian lpoüi, Ind. Old and tew telephones L74. Get price before buying. KOTICC tOTICr-Deafr.esa cvrH or no :ay. C. HOViRiwauaec v. j.

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REAL ESTATE J. L'mckc W. FRIDAY & CO.. 401 REAL ESTATE Inur FRANK K. SAWYEit. your property with HEAL ESTATE Farm. Farms. Farm. J. W. FRIDAY w Ol. v'l Inik.v REAL ESTÄT 1 ll:""s x-f 'm hou.-e on M.irI c.v avrr.Tje; l-ath. rantry, c-mer.t walks. it-. SKIDKNSTlCKUlt Ä UOf, 7 Thorpe 1 1 ' ' ij7J:;lst Market. 1 U :Ä L ES T AT L An iÜ s t W a h i r. ct n -s t r e. t busii-.'a pr-p-rty In bi"ci t-a-t of courthouse at a bargain. lnfti'ite thi. s::iDF.NSTICKER A: ROOT. 27 Th'.r; e t,l.,. k. 117 E;t Marked. LEAL J STATE 'nTfc V t. :..'xl-J. Lroadway, reir Twenty-third; all Improvnrr.t a?ss-m-ntJi paid ira- privlJ. :.) Iiarrain to uulck puicha.-. r. W. E. STEVENSON. i:i E Market. REAL E STA T E- Strict ly-" ptTT.T r n home t.i fix rooms; attic, r.t'.. lath; .t. North ivnns-yl-v.ir.ii: cotn.-r 1 x.M. $4.'-'. A bargain. si:idi:nsticki:r & root, z; 117 Eas-t Mark-t. Thorr l!ock. REAL E STATE -ind bam. C13 Fine !'?-n mi nv'.ern rt-wience North Libert v etree-t. worth ..Vk); will take ',,. Small cott.e considered a- part juy. J. W. FRIDAY Ac CO., sole a-Mit, 4ul Lemcke. WANT ED-Don't borrow with your rc-r.t rr.iny. month, with a er i;t of m..:y. r.jy a home ?!.' li me f r t per tr.L'i) ,;i yi ur home. Ar.y jd-ue In Indiana. A'-nt. wat ted RI:ALTY COMPANY. y: St-vt-n.-on. HOME REAL ESTATE K.1 E!cv ri-rcom houc bath, cellars, pantry; five Mocks from potrf.".e on Eat MaiKt. H"U. on far rf lit frintlnr Court ftnet; r-nt.- for f7. A bargain. SEIDENSTICKER A: ICOOT. L'7 Thon blocü. 147 East Market. RliÄTT K S TAT E$T2 h-1 5 road w a y . be low Twenty-second. A modern U-room. house; lath, furnace, well, cistern, fewer; perfect condition. Will trade for millcr prprrty. Lot, 4lxl7'". SKID EN. STICKE Ii A; ROoT, 21 Thoip Llock, 117 Ea.- t I a t k -L Ri;.L ESTATE Fine Inve.-tmT.t Merid! m-street pround, V) f l froM by fi-. t dee;,, n.ir Thirty-sixth tieet. Lest bargain offered on street. W. E. STEVENSON. Rv. E. Market. REAL ESTATE An el. cant corner, -xl47. on North Meri linn, b' low St. Clair, with three S-rooin m'dj'-rn hou.-'.'P, fronting Meridian, and orie strictly modern house fronting the si.le stret. Total annual tntil. JI.M'1'. can be had at very nasornlde figure. SKIDENSTICKEU & RnoT. 27 Thorpe 1.1. L. 117 Ea.-n Market. REAL ESTATE $71 bus lot 4."xl'i or. Tr.-er.il. th street, near I'ark aenue; all stre. t, ir.int sidewalks an1? ."ewers i-iil; unu-ual t'Moriunity to j;et ch(ap lot in choice location. v.. e. ftt:venson. 12'' E. Market. REAL ESTATE Cottage homo of i x rooms and pantry, cabinet mantel and mite, hard pine finish, veranda and b.o-k porch, cement walks. laice stalle; located In Cornell avenue, r.pnr Twenty-teventh Ftrect; b ;ri.;iin at Jl.TC-J: only f v u In cash rciuiicd If desired. j. c. MiTcnntL. 1113-11:0 Law F.uildinj. REAIj estate - Reautiful he mo in Morton Tlacp, North Delaware street: oiip of the most complete homes in the eily; strictly hmh irrade In every respect, l'rice $7,ouj. lively homes In North Meridian street; can uit you In price, 7.."'i to $u,mi; if von are eonttmplatir.s bjyirc real estate of any kind, call on J. C MITCI1ELU , Hl-llJ) Iiw Muildlnar. REAL ESTATE Fine farm of il.ty aires; no hotter farm In Hamilton county; three and a half miks south of Noblesvllle, about sixteen and a half miles of In lianapclis; lifteen acre- In timber and pasture, balance under cultivation: mostlv blark noil; iirst and "erond bottom; plmty of all kinds of fruit; jruoii house; two barns; eranary. cribs and other outbuildings; price ;;;. pi r acre; if you want sonit thini; good, investigate this. J. C. MITCHELL. 1119-113 Ltff Rutlding. REAL ESTATE Ruriraln 73 ft-et front on Ma.s. avc. F.irk'ain 1.0 Ret. east front lot. Twenty-ninth and lVnnsylvunia streets. Ra renin feet front on Mass nve. A. J. MEYER & CO., 141 E. Market. Real EstateModern l-i-rooni house, with Iare barn, on Coll. se atsiue; lot 4mx1Pj; cheap, JlJ'oJ' only J1..V0 an. A. J. MEYER & CO., 141 E. Market. Real Estate Double hon- on paved street: all improvements paid; only fcr.Sm; rents for 2's year A. J. MEYER & CO.. 141 K. Market. HEAL ESTATE " INVESTMENTS, f.ood double houso, seven rooms, bnth. each side; both iraset, cabinet mantels, grat'?, verar:da; locatnl cn Wah ott Mr. et. south of Michigan; rents jn?4 per year; price '$1,:-0. Rental, consisting ef three double hou- and a e ott a CA, in k,H),i condition, renting f-iis per ye;ir; R juu want a. 14 per cent, in ve.-tnient. lne.siigate this. Good double house, molern. complete, baths both rases. mantels, and jrrates. nice v. randan, located in Asli street, n;r Tw.-ntr-tp.ird streetrenting for ?M per y.nr; price .V.O. Fiat location; preat-st bargain the citr; lot n x.j... on prominent street, near Walnut streetbe bought for less than Jl.'-) p.r front foot; also an. excel lent larjraln in a down-town promrty t J rX"'.V uuse of ,It Ven Kms; enn be boulu for Ie.-s than vacant let is worth; must be foM I. '. MITCHELL. 11U-1L Law Euildin;:. Iva Ti : ii s a 1. 1: s m i : . --''' rii'-MMi ii in carrv n n c , a iii comm ssion a line of ma le bv an old and well-known manufacturer; only tlcwe viitiny the retail and wholesale kpw. ry and 'r i" trade nd ni idy. Address RJ, care Journal. " WANTED Salesmen by an establish. d, welllated firm, scheme or ficialtv men to'. sen an ec dinf:y attractive and salable ijn. Spe.dal terms und unique inducements. Ulch-pi Iced mi n Investlrate. C. It. COOK. 21 . Atwater. Detroit, Mich. WANTED Wholesale clothing traveiirg salrman f . r Indiana. Only applicant con.-id -r. d selling at least ?."5.X"). arrt nipanlfd with referei.ces. In-'lu.ling last emp.ever'jt. No others nFil.rel. Address "CLOTiilNG." Rox fO, Cincinnati. O. SALESMAN Wanted by March l'th travel, r f r Indiana. Natural ability and aptness will count for more than expirier.ee.. High commission contract: staple lin-. Refer, noes. Rond arui entire time required. First-class men only reed apply, i;. R. RICE, L'3 Congr.-J strtt. Detroit. Mich. 3i A ci 1 1 a i: i; v WA a 1 1 : n. WANTED All ktod rf reconl-hand wood workIr.g and metal working machinery, shafting pulleys, banners and belts. Highest prices pail. Write IAJIIS K. HECHTIN & URO., Cineinr.utl. O. vat.i iu:li. UAM1.D- Ry wholesale hardware house live trawling s-alesme-n. Must be nun of experience on the road In general hardware. Fixed salary and liberal contract. State age. former business connection and furnish credentials. "II. II. CO.," Loulsvlll. Ky. wantfjd-oiali; IIHLF. WAN"! ED Rraneh otllce manager. Chance to earn g'.H.Kl .alary. Send stamp. UODFKEi" Ci.. St. 1a.hi is. W AN l'El S. venty-ttve good bench molders; steady work, ood prices; all i bee work. ApI ly at ciic to W U1TELEY M ALLEARLE CASTINGS COMFANY. Munch. Ind. WANTEl Satesrnen to sell our roods by sample tj wholesale and retail tra.it-; we are the largest and only manufacturers in our Lne in the wM; liberal salary i aid. Address CAN-DEX Mr O . ( 'i .. Savannah, til. W A NT ED Foit Ions vmdr the rro rnnunt. Tli us.mds of appointments will bo made fr:n clvil-st rvit e examir.ntivjns to be held vry wherein March and April. Calal ni" of Information fiee. i" 'I.I'M IRAN CORRESPONDENCE COLLEGE. Washington. 1. C. VAMKI-A manager f.r a branch business that Is In succ":fu! operation in NVw York citv and the Eat; ;"V r b-.-s must b- invested f. r supplies; n,;iii.ur to h.tve full control; m. st i f the business tb ne through a,;rr.ts; li;ci Me ot Jl.Vo ii yar can be rNo'lt- made. H. GILRERT. Eennctt Ruli ng. New York City. W ANTED Govemnit r.t posit!, ns. WP.ere they nie, how cbtahu d. sal ti i s pai l, examinations required, etc. R?ulir xammatlins o.;n In every State, circular l. giMr.g full j articulais. f.-r.t free. Writ to-lav. NATIONAL "ORRESRoNDENCi: INSTITUTE. Washington. D. C. X)i:TlSTUY. DENTISTRY' Scientific dentistry; thirty years' exi rb nce. fc . F. 1XVRHART. 16 r Wafhington etr..t. Call and get tices. rou 9 A i.e. FOR SALE Restaurant: rooming house; money making. Ncrth Alabania trei t. Fo lIS A LI. S.Tl k. n In a k.o! town in Indiini Clearing $V3 a week. AdJrcss Lock Fox 71, Munch, Ind. poll-S A LE l'hysician' chair; use-d l.utFh"ört time: la good condition; price, 15. E. N. KNAUF. H11 LexlngJP'jn rvenut. lVTrrSÄLEfhe i."w Marlon county ulrectory c. r.taln .vir C.(' names ar.d addresse. TAYLOR DIRECTORY CO., Hi V,'. Maryland. llill SALE St. uk of dry k-1 in good thriving town. :'.) miles .utrt of Indianapolis. Rig j ayIrg business. L.ft reuson for tilling. Address FEOI'LE'S STORE. Martlnevl'de. InJ. iiisi.m:ss xoticil RUSINESS NOTICE The tax valuation r,f their lrcnl projH-rty and real estate an 1 the p-w-t-otf..-a 1 Irena f over C.veti pert'r.s, la what the new Marion county directory rcntnlns. TAYLOR DIRECTORY CO., 113 W. Maryland treL

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TO LET Furnished front room. Ohio. No. i'A East To LET L'nfurnlhel room and alcove; tata. 4)1 North W'tst street. To Li;r Two cr pleasant home. I three unfurnished rooms In . East Ohio street. Foil RENT I'nfurni.ir.eJ suite. Furnished r-joms; bath; furniture new. t j North Senate avenue. To LET For ttio Kent h man leautlful front ro ni; con nl ncs. abundant Kas; private home. Reference 12) Weft Vermont street. A. J. MEYEU i Co. 144 E. Market Street. TO LET TO LET fl N. IVnn....lO ? lo.OO l:::.2 N. lVr.n.... 9 25. r i4 N. Alabama S I'.'.o) nr. Central .... 7 20. m 91- Fletcher av S 2'iJn l2iJ Newman ... 7 2 ). 0 --' C db ge S 1.i o -j I 'roa d way . 7 1'..") 122', E. Vermont 6 ll.oi I '.'". Dawson .... t 12.. Ms Dally ö 12. V W. New Y. C RV.Vi 1111 W. New Y. 7 12.00 V7J W. MITiig'n 6 l.'M 1J.'7 English av. lo.'o 2.i Rl ootulr.gton 5 pi.e.j HJ2 Ruryear ... 4 9 f t R. 72- E. M C'ty 4 S.Lt 1 7-;3 North w'rn . 5 hj') 1121 Matle 4 7.Sa 2222 N. Rural... '..) S32 N. Alabama 8 $33.00 ! s E. Fifteenth 8 r.i"J 12 7 Col lore 7 2213 Rellef'talne .9 2o' W. lth St.. 8 v4 College 8 1P2 W. New Y". 8 fl. E. South.... 7 IPS New Y. S V Ij Damson .... 6 Vi7 E. Ohio st.. 7 I "iS W. New Y'. 6 II W. New Y. 7 P'4 1 Ingram St.. 6 1 i :7 M'tinl'e av 3 1715 Elaine ave. 7 22') l'uryear ... 4 172o-a Sheldon . 3 k. Fifteenth 5 1224 N. Rural .. 3 tAi W. Vermont 6 3'). 00 23.'.") 2)M IS..) 17.I-) lS.o.) 14.-) 12.30 n.M) 12.3) 12. .Vi Ü.öO l'j.o-) SO) K.'.O S.'f) 7.0) FLATS, MODERN. 72-7:l N. Senate. Suite 1, 2nd floor 3 $2::.0u I Suite 2, 2d floor. 4 $25.03 Suite 1, 3d floor. 4 IM.oo A. J. ... E Y ER & CO. m 144 E. Market Street. TO LET ' FEOrCRTY FOR RENT RY INDIANA TRUST COMPANY. SVTI'ÜIIW Mirr-h t',1 Dwellings North. Rooms and Apart 1315 N. Delaware, 9 rms. mod 13.00 6 McLean l'lace.9 rms. mod 40. eJ Delaware and Pith sr.; 11 rms. mod. C3.C0 IIS W. Walnut, S rms 23.() 2324 Talbott ave., 10 rooms 3'VV f.3.1 E Market St.. 24. 0 14:!2 Hill av.- 12.M 29 RI."mington St., 3 rooms 10. 0) C5 Rlj 'mington st., f rooms lo.OJ T'Jt N. Spring st... 3 2::3 Mass. ave 7."i 1 ;.". Gu.-Iin st 7.o Ki Vir. avc. -'.30 .v 6.0O Dwellings South. 2S s. Stat- st 21.00 113 E South St., 7 rms. ga.-j p'.oo 2b'. E. Me.ri'ts H.ei) 1"1 s. 01ii st.... !.i R'9 Earth ave U.h.i 122 S. West st vr.rt 2Kt Minerva st.... ..".0 2n3 Minerva st S.Ö0 3o.l W. McCarty st R.oO 31". tTieiaj-eake st. 7.') i;i-'0 S. E. avc 7.e0 1"2 Maple st 7.oa R"l Nordyke avc. f.') 33 S. Davidson Pi.m ment 713U N. Noble st., 4 rooms $12 CI 1 E. Wash. St.... ll.0 12n1 Nordvke ave. i.30 4'i E. Wash. St., 3 rooms S."0 SI'. S. West st 6.1") 1243 E. Washington st 7.(0 S.HU Kb ndyke av. 3.v0 83"!a 'irginia ave. 2 ro ms 5.0 141) Hill avt 2.10 2"S Minerva S.30 630 i S. West 4.W Storer.xim-. Rear 319 S. West street $7.70 ?' V. Va5l1. 212 and 2H S. I'tnnsvlvanla st.133.00 22 S. l'eiin Ft l'"i.0 243 N. Delaware.. C3.W 472 W. Washington 40 (to "Aj N. Noble st.... 2Ö.M S-'l Klondvke ave. 23.00 1213 E. Washington n is.no Virginia avc. 13.00 Uli Washington Ft 12f) ?.?, W. South st l'U'O 143S Hill ave C 1141 AV. Washington st 4.00 NEW LIST EVERY SATURDAY'. EI'IIONE ll"-;. T Ef Agent for the WMIoughby building. Agent for apartments in'thc "Victoria." Otficos for rent in R . liana Trust building. City pro; rty for sale. Roans negotiated. Fire insurance ut lowest rates. Savings Department, Indiana Trust Company. Deposits received of $1 and upward. Pays 3 it ont. interest. To LET Ey J. S. CRUS1 154 E. Market st. 210-12 W. 12th.. mod. new S-rcoia houses. 1919 N. Cap. avc, mod 329 N. Cal $12.30 4M1-.1-3-7-9 W. 222 N. East, modern. 4:1 Woodruff, modern. 178 Woodruff, modern. 421 N. East, modern. 142' Ri llefontaine, mod. 1513 Ashland, modern. 1711 R.Jlcfontaine. mod. 2717 Cornell, modern. .v.; N. Merldian..f:'.o.00 Pratt 2311 Northw'st'rn 113 Decatur p;'2 W. Market.. !;;; w. Markft.. l.'k".-U Wilmot... 1.-.2S Ryram 2 W. 23th 11.00 ll.fr 1U..5. 10.00 S.e 8.00 S.O) 7.30 7.7.0 c.ro 7. e.) I. v.(x 12.00 12.0) !.() S.O) 8.00 S.0 7.3U ".') fin) 5.30 vir) 10. n 1.0:1 lvoo 1S.I 15.1)0 12.0.) ir.n ) II. 51 11.0 11.00 1". o !0.fM 1' .' 9.0.1 9.01 8. 'HI 7. i' fit.) 5.") 13.00 11. eo 9-d N. Ea.-t... 41C N. East.. S") Walctt . 1S10 Talbott .. 20.00 lvOO 1-3.00 15. (Mj 15.00 13.00 15.00 15.00 12.50 14. 0.-) 11.0. 10.IH) 9.() S.30 8.0) .() 7.01 7. f.Ou 0.00 ll.oo y.50 20.h m.oo 13.00 12.00 12 Oi) 12.1M lPO-l 11. CO 10. k; 4d Albert r. 7 E. Court. F)31 W. 2:uh. 14d Rellefontalne 2504 Cornell X1S W. 2M h '. Charb Ue 311-15 lirake 2:::: Rankin 2232 Dewev .. . 211 N. Kevstono... C23-29 E. Mich.... V'V.'2 Cornell 1721 Columbia 1571 E. Market M27 K. Wnsh 2'2r Columbia 1729 Alvord 1317-1' Nevada is 'S Tallman ll.iy i:. l .th 9 R'ViHe 2210 Pa Mi 4-" lr ing C27 Virginia ave.. 13 Ork ntal 1222 S. Meridian... 1222 Lexington 01 S. N. Jersey.. 1330 Lexington .... S05 Rates 1312 Shelbv R73 River Pd) Palmer 12' 0 Rarth 117 Leota 1511 Ringgold 1"2'. S. Linden 1222-n Calhoun 212 W. Merrill.... 152i'. Fletcher 1J21 Fletcher Cimib te l-t of 21'S Cornell 1'27 Ingram R. 2 Arch . 1H3 Ingrnm 327 N. State 110S E. 11th. 1103 13. 17th.. M". 13. Court 1413 Ya Tides 133S Lewis l'H)-2-4 I-:. 19th 1422 Yandes 1935 Yandes .. 27o? Cornel! ... C2:o; j;. Mich 3042 Rurg ss .. 737 Fletcher . 7!9 Fletcher . 235 Arenal S 411 S. Pine... 141 Wo. xl lawn P'. S. State... S21 Dawson .. 1U7 William .. pr.i e Washington 1. t.oj Dougherty ... 723 S. East 7!f' Iicrd 1'22 S'the'st'rn ... 142 T:. Marvland. 513 W. McCarty.. 23 15 Shelby 3ls S. Keystone.. ""5 Huron pi.ii. 9.30 .! SO) 7. 50 f.. 30 0. 5.'H) 1411 Prospect, stcre'rm. houses at cilice. Houses In oll i'.irts of ti e city and suburbs. yv a : t i : n a ; i : t s . WANTED Agents wanted everywhere' to write acchlnt and health insurance. Address 49 When building. WANTED Manager in every city, county, to handle bost-pay irg bui:i,ss known; leuitlirate. new; exclusive control. I'HOENIX CO., Ill West 21th stre.-t. New York. WANTED Rldr agents in each town to ride and exMbit sample 19 T bicycle. Wheel furnished. Good profits asrured. Write for particulars. T. W. MFAD CYCLE Ct.. Chicago. WA?rrEI Agents wanted for new and wonoirful cork .u lie r : not a screw; does not injure cork: ea-ily opens Lotties of all -Izes. Sample postpaid. 25c. C. HAWLEY, 11 Chamla rs streot. New York City. WANTED Man wanted to solicit among Intliaria manufacttirern for "Sankey's Life of Leather," .1 belt dressing and prcorver, on commission, known nil over United State. GEO. L. REISH CO.. Millllnburg. la. LOST. LOST Small pup; brown ar.d blck curly Short tail; answers to name of Meek. 21G New York. Reward. hair. East LoT Lady's purse, containing $7 and change. corner Merid.an and Ohio streets. Saturday evening. Leave at Nc-w Telephone Co. Reward. AVA XT f 2 D K I T CATION. WANTED Situation ly experienced butltr; ref--r-rift-. No. p. -s North Semite avenue. ,NTED Situation v.ant.l by .a colored wtniin as seanistriss. 2i!'j Rni kside avenue. Wa'NTED A widow wishes work at home wrlting. eupNlng, tine darning and repairing. Refrenc.s exchanged. F. M. WING, EJTi North Senate avonue. w a nt i : n a i l c 1 : l l a m : o r . ATnTT'AN Have your cloth.s pressed, cieanej, dyed, repaired and altered r.t GEORGE MICH ELSEN, W. Ohl. Mre t. W A NT 1'. I ten's. 47 Monument place. Clothing cleaned, djed and repaired. Orpandy and SUk Waists French cleaned. Raseball Suits made. New phone ;:272. W ANTE D t w n t y -1 1 v e la-lies tend gentlemen singers and dancers for the season; good, reliable engagement secured. Tickets advanced to Join. Air : iteurs wishing to learn, call PROF. RAY' NO. 23 W. Ohio. Open day und evenings. FOR SALE Must be s' 1 at 1 nee, very fine bouse furniture of all t!-cript . ins, upholstered in silk and leather: odd dressers and chiffoniers in mahogany; unter talks, pkturc rugs and carpets, leather couches, brass and Dresden bd. hair mattrM-. quartered of k dining sit. Also, rine uprUht jimo at sacrifice. Call any time. No tra.-h. 7!i North New Jersey street. TYli:AYKITi:itS. FOR SALE Yypewrlters all standard makes; machines rrnted $3 per month. R pairing solicited. TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE, Room 23 No. 7 South Meridian street. Old 1 hone 2s.-). roi.Mi. FOUND Suit cf street Lt-twecn I r n. clothes. Call at 1312 Arthur and 3 o'clock Sunday aftermsi.i:ss ciia.nci:. RP'SINESS CHANCE "If you want to make money" in stocks, grain or c tton on sn.all lnetmeats write to us Immediately. W are not bickers and do not solicit accounts. FLOWER V. CO., Chicagj Stock Exchange Rullding, Chlc;po. Rt'SlNESS CHANCE Permanent Incomes; flö-) r allies $:5 v-rot'.t monthly, ether amounts in iroportlon; 2 pir cent, weekly guaranteed; established is. For particular adJrts ARTlint RLAKE & CO., 327 Market street, San Francisco. Cal. ' ilFs INI :s.:Tc I IANcJE This Is the gr.ntest speoulatlve era In the history of the World, and the greatest fortunes are now being ma do. How to . p rate In stoe-kn or grain and make money with small capital. The onlv way. Write for particulars. Addres J. II. GRIFFITH & CO., Traders' Hulldlng. Chicago, II!. The Tax L'cform Lea true, vhost platform 1 "No salaries for public omcals, lias oreanlzoil In Denver. Its members 'will support at the coming municipal election none but candidates rdei'.jrpil to turn their salaries into tho public Improvement fund.

THE BUILDING OF FLATS

Gil CAT DI:MAMI FOIl THI 31 SHOWS AO M(;. OF FA I LI AIL Generally They Are Rented na Soon n the PluiiH Are Drnwii Trnimfersj and IVrinlta. The bulldlntr of flats ar.d apartment houses at desirable and convenient locations promises, to b? quite extensive this year. The fear that the erecticn of this class oi buildings will bo overdone Is not warranted from the fact that all now In readiness for occupancy aro rented and there Is a clamor for more. "When a new apartment or up-to-date flat building is announced the builder, if known, is pursued by persons desiring to procure quarters and in many instances leases are drawn for every suite or flat before tho work of construction Is begun. This Is true of the magnificent Lewis llats under construction on Capitol avenue, tho Grubbs dwellings at St. Clair and East street.-, tho Fearson dwellings at St. Joe and Alabama, and other modern buildings elsewhere. If there is to be too many of those structures it does not appear to be indicated now, when the city is slowly but surely adding dally to its population, and a demand for attractive and well appointed apartments is at hand. xxx Tho improvement in real estate values and business prows and shifts in Indianapolis as in other cities, but no quarter or single square of tho city has shown within eighteen months such strides as that fronting tho East Market on Alabama street north of Market street, unless It be Massachusetts avenue, where there have been many recent transfers ami In tho past month sales aggregating nearly $100,Wl New buildings are going up and thfs ftvenue from Ohio street to Michigan will soon have many modern buildings to Induce new and larger business Interests. On Alabama street in tho district previously mentioned there have been eleven transfers of property and twelve storerooms built and occupied within the time stated. XXX The most important transfer of the week was that from II. A. YVymond and the Gibson sisters, daughters of Mrs. Tycie Gibson, from whom they inherited their half interest, Mr. YVymond owning the other half, the sale being the three-story building; on Washington street midway between the alley running to Market street and Pennsylvania street. It has a frontage of 20 feet and a depth of T2U feet. Tho purchasers are George Y andes and Harry Milligan, and tho cost $t'.7,7Cl),12. The lot on which the building standst was first' owned by Thomas M. Smith, who bought it in 13-' for ?!'). In 1S.")2 ho sold to William Hannaman for $3 400 and the latter transferred it In 1S7J after a period of twenty-one years to Tycie Gibson, deceased, for In twenty-one years the property enhanced In value to moro than double its cash value in 1S73. Tho building Is leased for one year so that nothing has been decided in regard to improvement or tho construction of a modem building. The negotiations were conducted by Gregory & Appel. The deeds recorded are as follows: II. A. YVymond, JüLwO; EInora Johnson nee Gibson, ?17.0; II. A. Wymond, guardian Miss Gibson, $16,7ill.12. This is: the highest ligure ever paid for any Washington street property except that where the Kahn Tailoring Company is located, corner Washington and Meridian streets, and sold by the Dunlop heirs to James Roberts. In early days this block was known as "tho Beehive corner" and up to recent years was the leading dry goods store, owned In tho early CO's by John Dunlop, whose heirs sold as stated above. xxx Catherine C. Fletcher deeded to James E. Huberts, of Indianapolis, and Herman Münk, of Connersville, property on the northwest corner of Delaware and Michigan streets at a consideration of $1,000. The land is eighty feet frontage 0:1 Michigan and 125 on Delaware street. It is the purpose, of the purchasers to build a modern Hat building of three, four, live and six rooms, a total of twenty-four. The construction will be of pressed brick, lire proof in character, with stone finishings and crners. There will be four entrances, three on Delaware street and one on Michigan, of Italian marble. The suites vill bo lit toil with china clo.-ets, sideboards, refrigerators, tile baths, steel rcnges, suppled with artilicial gas. The building will bo heated by steam and 1'ghted by electricity. The house which now adorns the ground was built In lis'i? by W. C. Smock at a. cost of $2ö.0o0 anel on plans furnished by Mr. Hoynton, an architect of Chicago. It was afterward the home of Elijah Fletcher, whoso widow h;is Just ttansferreil the property. The new building will cot $',0"o. xxx No better evidence of prosperity can bo shown than in the fact that at this time of the year, when the county auditor advertises property for sale that has been mortgaged for loans from the common and congressional funds? because payme-nt has been forfeited, that there is only im pie.?.-; of prope-rty adv rtlsed, when in preceding years the number uveraged from twenty tc. twenty-five. These loans are made under the law on a basis of G per cent., and thu county realizes a neat sum from this clas-a ot business. XXX The property owned by David Macy Patterson and sold to Henry M. Talbott Is located on Massachusetts avenue, just below Michigan street on the sdte of tlnj old Patterson homestead. The ground ha a peculiar shape, having a frontage on Massachusetts avenue of 40.C feet. The north line runs northwest forty-nine feel, then extends due west twenty-nine feet, .neu in a straight line south for foity-ip-e feet, then In a line 1.3.4 due east, and then takes a southeasterly turn of twenty-six feet to Massachusetts avenue. The property is assessed at $5. 125 lor ground and J4.U2Ö for improvements, but cost Mr. Talbott S2D. tOO. Mr. Talbott gave In traele hi-, edd house on the west side of Illinois street, near Walnut, with a frontage o; lcrty-two feet and depth of 1K5 feet, for u consideration of S.500. Another sale of more than passing importance was the transfer of scvn lots by John'R. Eliis to tho Enterprise Foundry and Fence Company. The lots facing Senate avenue, north of South street, have; a frontage of ninety-three feet anil those fating McGill street have a frontage of 124 feet. The average per front foot was ?132.2e, or JO.Coo. xxx Prunetta Ma pes transferred to Loren I). Hays her house and lot on the west side of Broadway, between Nineteenth nnd Twentieth streets, for the sum of $3, WO. xxx Fred Moore, sold to Edgar E. Crose 4CR. acres In Wayne township for $d.2"0. This farm is one mile from Clermont, north of Eagle creek. It is the third transfer In this towbsip in the last month, showing a demand for productlvo farming land in that section. XXX , Architect J. G. Thurtle has prepared tho plans for the grand stand of the Cincinnati l all park. It will bo of steel' and concreto and absolutely fire rroof. There will be twenty rows of yeat., extending in a circular form for a distance of COo feet. The boxes will be neatly ornamented and mote attractive than thoso in general use in other cities. xxx Architect W. O. Morck has made plans lor two double two-story frame houses, one for J. H. Wilson, at 1S16 North Delaware street, the ether for James Hurks, corner of Twenty-first and Alabama streets. They will cost H.WO each; vill contain nine rooms and be moelern in every respect, with bath, electric lights and furrace heat. Mr. Morck is also making designs for Harry Whitcomb, of Shelbyvilk, for a ten-room dwelling at a cost of JtJ.uoo. which will be one of the handsomest structures in the county stat of Shelby county. xxx Architect Thurtle yesterday received bids for the construction of the four-story building for the Indianapolis Senlinel Company at Illinois and Pearl streeLs as described in this paper two weeks ago. The contract will be awarded Tuesday. xxx Work will be begun on the Eugenia flats at Senate avenue and New York street on May 1. The lot Is 119 feet deep by a frontCC3 cf sixty. It will be threo stories, rrith

a basement. 1 will be brick, fire proof and r handsome structure. XXX The transfers during the week amounted to Jlll.STJ.Dl; during tho preceding week $152.513.SD. The mortgages for the past week amounted to JGT.514.52, and the releases to JlOlc4.2t, a good showing In a business sense.

TrnnHfers for the Week. Transfers. Amount. Feb. I'.. Feb. IS.. Feb. 27.. Feb. 2S.. March 1. $121,S26.'0 13.073. 17 , IS tj 2S 44,1 10. L SÜ.0SS.52 52,CJ?.,S 94.101.12 March 2 23 Total 5114,976.01 Mortgage for the YVeek. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. , 10 , 10 , 17 , 14 J7.3oo.00 7.0Ö .u0 17,704.52 11.SO0.1JJ 23.625.0U .$07,514.32 IS.... "7 IN 1 1 March 1 Total Releases. Feb. 2o.... Feb. 2t..., Feb. 27..., Feb. 23.... March 1... 23 9 , 13 14 23 $20.217.00 4.43Ö.00 26.02o.7S 23.475.0) 24,743..v) Total , $103.924.23 SALES OF REAL ESTATE. Twenty-Three Transfers Mode Matter of Record Yeaterilay. Instruments lied for reoord In the recorder's ottice of Marion county. Indiana, for the twentyfour hours ending at 5 p. m. March 2, 1301, as furnished by the Indiana Title Guaranty nnd Loan Company. No. 123 East Market street. Loth t lephoiit'3 3ckj3: Daniel M. Rradbury to John E. Rehme, part of Lot 26, Fletcher et al.'s sub of Outlets yti, etc. vElm t, bet Shelby and Grove sts) $1,300.00 "Win. H. Raldock to Rluff-ave Misslonnry Baptist Church, ran of the e s of the s w U of Sec 26, Tp 13. It 3 of an aero. (Rcrry township) 100.00 Fauline Eogarton to Virgil W. Tevk. part of l,ot Sü, Fletcher et al.'s sub of Outl.it , etc. (Corner Fine- et and Fletcher avc) 2,300.00 Margaret Nolan to Marion Trust Co:, trustee. Lots 4 and 3. Jos. V. McKernan's sub of Lot 120, McKernan Pierce's sub of Outlots 120, 121 and 128. (McCarty st. Let Senate ave and Church ft.) Lot 13. Douglass Fark. (I'ennsylvania st. bet 23th st and Fall creeK.) Lot 4, Square. 10, 2d section Lincoln I'ark. (Delaware st, bet 23d and 21th st0 Ralph 1'. Hoover to Emma C. Obergfell, Lot S3, Fenneman's heirs' sub of the n w U of Sec 13. Tp 13. R 3. (Center township) 1,378.00 Lora Holloway to Anna C. Young, part of Lots 24 and 23, J. II. Vajen's Sprlngdale add. (Tacoma ave, bet 11th and 12th Pts) 1,23).00 Andrew 11. Caldwell, admr. to Charles A. Foreman, part of 8 e i of the s e U of Sec 34, Tp 17. R 31 acre. (Pike township) 423.00 John L. Poo re to Ida J. Pollard, Lot 32. In town of Augusta. (Spring st, bet Meridian and Pleasant Fts) 173.00 Harry A. Wymond to Harry J. Milligan and Geo. R. Yandes, undivided j of 20 ft e side Lot 3. Square 36. (Washington st. bet Meridian and Pennsylvania sts) 31,000.00 Eleanor YV. Johnson to Harry J. Milligan and Geo. 11. Yandes, undivided Ji 2J ft e side of Lot f. Square 3G. (Washington st. bet Meridian and Pennsylvania sts) 17,000.00 Harry A. Wymond, guardian, to Harry J. Milligan and Geo. B. Yandes, undivided 'i of e 1-3 of Lot 5. Square 3G. (Washington Pt, bet Meridian and Pennsylvania sts) 16,7C9.12 Anson Norman to Albert 11. Cole. Lot 213, Ingram Fletcher's sub of li locks 1 and 2." Ingram Fletcher's O.Vk Hill add. (Ingrain et, bet Hillside ave and Nevada st) 1.S00.00 Harvey W. Rainey to Cora Reck, part of Lot 34, Julian et al.'a sub and add to Irvington. (On P., C, C. & St. L. R. R., near Central ave) 1,300.00 Martin A. Hansen to Christian CI. II. Kruse, Lot 33, Woodruff's sub of part Of Morris's add. (Oriole st, bet Lincoln and Nebraska sts) 1.00 Christian O. II. Kruse to Martin A. Hansen. Lot 3:?, W'oodruff's sub of part cf Morris's add. (Oriole st, bet Lincoln and Nebraska sts) l.oo Frances L. Harrison to Nellie T. and Anna McCormick, Lot 3, Frances L. Harrison's sub of part of Lot 2, "Wright' add. (Kenwood ave, north cf 3oth st) ' 2,300.0") Henry Fphouse to Herman I'phouse. undivided 1-3 in Lot 4, Cincinnati Chicago R. R. C.'s add of part of tMo it. lp l... R 3. (Wisconsin st. bet Meridian and Illinois sts) 500.00 Warren McKernan to Henry N. Smith. Lot 8, McKernan & Yandes's sub of Outlot 1. Drako & Mayhew's 2.1 add. (Eleventh st. near Brooks st.) 2,000.00 Emma T. McKernan to Henry N. nnd Martha E. Smith, Lot 4C, Clifford Place. (Hamilton ave, bet leitli and Rth sts) 1,000.00 Sadie H. Lowes to Elizabeth A. Hall, undivided 'j of Lots 20. 27 and part of 2". Rlock 4a. N. Indianapolis. (Cdell M. bet Rad er and Annette sts) 1,000.00 Carrie Yorger to Emma T. Schäkel, Interest in the s w l4 of the n w and a of the w 4i of the e i ef the n w V ot Sec 8. Tp 13, R 3, and n 'i of tho s e U of Sec 7, Tp 13, R 3. (Warren town-hip) 1.00 Mary J. LVHc-r to Frederick Kremp. Lot 21. in Exchange Land Co. 's sub of part ef Outlot 1h3. (Massachusetts ave, bet Rtllofontaine t and Cornell ave) G.IOO.O.) Sarah J. Haugh to Ji.j.h E. Fleck, part of the n w ; of Sec 3. Tp 13, R 49 acres. (Ferry township) 1,230.00 Transfers, 23; total consideration 133,749.12 Building PerniltM. S. S. Moore, addition, 934 West Twenty-eighth Street: ce-t, J2"0. M. A. (Jreenan, repairs, 230 South Noble street; cost, tl.'.iv Eliza .1. Ellis, two-story double frame house, 21S and 22 C.lcnn street; cost. J2.0ot). Indianapolis Abattoir Company, addition to works on White river, south of Morris street' cost. 12, COO. SPOILSMEN'S SHOW. "Illntvruhn" to Hi' Played Iy Indian Score of Crack Shooters. NEW YORK, March 2. Madison Square Garden has been transformed into a veritable forest and once again have the inhabitants of the Maine and Adirondack wilds taken possession of the huge amphitheater, .marking the beginning of the seventh annual show of the National Sportsmen's Association to-day. Many new features have been added to those shown in past years and those present at the opening pronounced the show the best that has been seen in the city. The aquatic sports, which played such an Important part in last year's show, have been replaced this year by the production of "Hjawatha," by a 'cast entirely composed of Indians. The production was very realistic and the red men were heartily applauded by the large asemblage. The results in the American Sportsmen's tournament were: R. C. Heikes. Dayton, Ohio. Id; Fred Gilbert. Spirit Lake. Ia., id; William Crosby. O'Fallon. 111., tu; A. H. Fox. Baltimore, sf; F. S. Parmlee. Omaha, Ml; J. J. Mallowell, Philadelphia. St'.; J. F. Fanning, San Francisco, 3; Edward Banks, New York, 80; Phil Daly, Jr., Long Branch. 7'J; B. Leroy, Campbell, Mass.. 7s; J. Hull, Meriden, Conn.. 7o; C. C. Brlnton. Westchester. Pa., 73, and II. S. Willis, NewYork, &s. ELECTION IN LONDON. National Ixauen In tin Mimlclpul CnmpnlKn London' Porerty. LONDON, March 2. Londoners ballote d to-day for members of the County Council, which is to govern the town for three years. Fifty-four councilors were voted for, and the election, with those which preceded it, makes the new Council stand as follows: Progressives, S2; Moderates, 27; independent, 1; uncounted. 8, including the city's four members. The old Council contained seventy-one Progressives and fortyseven Moderates. Among the candidates elected by the Progressives are John Burns, labor representative, and Lord Monkswell. and the Moderates Col. A. Rotton. Lord Farquhar. Earl Carringtnn, Col. C. Probyn and W. E. Peel, Unionht. , For the first time in the history or recent local politics most of the candidates appealed to the voters on national party lines. The khaki issue was put to th. Iront and appeals were made to the voters to havo no pro-Boer Council. London'3 majority, naturally. Is Unionist, but It includes most of the West End element, which is not as active in politics as the East Enders and labor organizations. The Progressive or Liberal proirrarorr.3 Included raoelel houses for Iondcn's pocr r 1 r.vur.ielr-.' ccr.trcl cf th? v.r.trr rv ' c.:r I' rz-rlicta cr.ü c 1 t'

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SALE 2ACRE "TRUCK GARDEN" No. 3315 West Tenth street, northwest of Haughville, 5-room brick dwelling, barn, etc."; in good condition. Purchaser may assume $9üo.qo mortgage. Sale on premises Saturday, March 9. 1901, at 10 o'clock a. m. Subject to approval Alarion Circuit Court. For further particulars call at office of The Marion Trust Company, Admr, f. 33. Cor. ITr rkot nml O J colt-.

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HOLD STOCK Our Company owns the famous Canssa Gold Mine in Wyoming, a property which has already produced over a million dollars in gold, and which the reports of milling engineers of high reputation show to possess practically unlimited quantities of ore. Those calline; at our office may inspect many U. S. mint receipts showing our shipments of bullion. Further development is in progress, and arrangements are being made to greatlj increase our facilities for mining and milling the ore, which enlargements are fully justified by the evident richness and magnitude of the mine. In order to do this, a block of our stock has been placed on the market, offering a unique opportunity to secure stock in a company owning an actual producing mine not a prospect'. Those interested should write for prospectus at once, or call at our office and learn full particulars. The names of our officers and directors are proof positive of the high character of this enterprise and its proper management. OFFICERS. JOB:; C. SPRY. President. .1. F. WALLACH. Vice rresMent. I M. TKACY, Secretary and Treasurer. DIRECTORS. John C. Spry. Chicago: J. F. VV.iH.icc. Chicngo, As't Con'l Manarr Illinois Central lUllroml; Clayton Mark. Chicago, Works Director Nat'l Malhnl.Ie CaMlnir Co.; ChBs. S. Osbi-rn, Fault St. Marie. "Mich.. R. It. Com. State of Michigan; Geo. R. Nichols, Ciilcapo, Youn &. Nichols. Commission Merchants; James B. Peter. SaKinaw, Mich., Attorm-y, Loans, Investments, f-tc; J. II. Stron?, Chicaco. Managtr United States Life Insurance Co. n ti THE FEDERAL COLD MINING CO. 312 Chamber of Commerce, CHICACO, ILL. il SEALED PROPOSALS. PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES National Military Home, Grant Co., Indiana. Treasurer's otllco, Feb. 27. i;fl. Scaled proiOp.iU will be received at this ofT'ic until 2 o'clock p. m.. March y, D31, for furnishing and setting complete, one (1) 72-Inch horizontal tubular ste-am bollor; one il) boiler feed pump and one (1) standard tubular boiler. 44 inch-s diameter, 1- ft. lorn?, at Marion Rraneh, National Home I. V. S. Setting plan arc on tile in treasurer h otTicv Printed Instructions and specifications and blank proposal will be supplied upon application to thiü oitice. The ripht is rcserveel to reject any or all proposals, or to waive any informalities therein. Envelopes containing proposals should be Indorsed, "Proposals for tu; plies, N. II. I). V. S.., and addressed to the undersigned. II. C). REICHERT. Treasurer. JUSTIN II. CHAPMAN. Governor. hands of corporations. The mulc hall pro prietors actively participated in tho eon- i Hits, opposing the project to cancel their liquor licenses. Mr. Winston Churchill was badly heckled at a Moderate nrvctlng yesterday evening He told a story making fun of tho Irish, whereupon a workman mounted the platform and made a speech in the course of which he said: "We came here to talk cf municipal affairs. Why insult the nation of Irishmen'.'" The workman's speech cheered. In connection with the government of London an American traveler. In the March iysue of the Nineteenth Century, contrasts the seemingly boundless wealth of Belgravia with the abysmal degradation, misery vn hopelessness of the East End. He inquires; "Is this abject poverty a neccrary evil of so great a city, or the result ot a terrible defect In the English social pystem? New York, in ppite of Its large foteign-born population has no such paMpc ri"m as stalkst about, guant and threatening, in Whltechapel, and creep?, cowering and fawning, in tho most fashionable parks nnd t-tret ts " Tho Westminster Gazette, in an editorial, agrees withuic writer that Great Britain's extraordinary tolerance of the drink trado is largely responsible for this admittedly noticeable ugliness ot its misery. PREFERS LOVE TO HONOR. jlarquU of Hendfort Will Not Give Fl Hin CTioruM CHrl Sweotheurt. LONDON, March 2. Lieutenant the Marquis of Headfort, of the Life Guards, whose determination to make Miss Rosa Booth, of the Gaiety chorus. Marchioness of Headfort, has created so much talk. Is now under orders to sail for South Africa, and Is confronted with the necessity either of r signing when told to go and light or giving up his fiancee. He declares he will accept the stigma of resignation rather than forego his resolution to marry The case has been brought to the attention of no less a personage than King Edward, who has handed it over to Prince Edward of Saxe-Welmar. colonel of the First Life Guards. The Prince of Saxe-Welmar wrote the young Marquis a letter, pointing out the ruin of his caree:r if he persisted In marrying Miss Booth, as she could not be received by the regiment. The Marquis replied, regretting he could not see it that way, but he sent his resignation papers to Lord Roberts. The commander-in-chief apparently also was Involved in a little plot, for, instead of accepting his resignation, he ordered the Marquis to hold himself in readiness to go to the Transvaal. The denouement Is expected to te a quiet marriage and the retirement of the young peer from his Majesty's service. IPs "onejr to You.' 3 CiV;:r.t:, Ter Czli end r.rat-l cAi :i 1 . -) 0 to-c!-:y.

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