Indianapolis Journal, Volume 53, Number 95, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 April 1903 — Page 11

11 -PART nOrTE,

THE INBIANAFOI-TS JOURNAL. SUNDAY, APRIL. 5. 1903.

REAL ESTATE IN MARCH

GRATIFYING Dt'SIXCSS DOXE DUIUXG Tlin PAST 3IOSTII. Ilecent IMeasant Weather IIa Cnnted Lnusonl Activity Van Camp CompanyStock All Sold. During the month of March more real estate was transferred In Marlon county than In any similar month of the three years of the present century. In March, 1300, the real estate transferred amounted to $1,125,672, In March, 1S01, to tt.l06.i32. and In March of the present year property to the value of J1.561.43S was eold in the county. Much of the property sold was in large tracts, and during the month several large deals were completed that were not recorded, as the publication of the purchases was not thought advisable at the. time. . In addition to the large sales of realty" the usual number of small dwelling-house sales were . recorded. . - The pleasant weather of the . last two weeks öf March and the beginning of April gave an Impetus to the real-estate business and few of the real-estate agents had cause to complain. The agents were busy with horses and buggies and trolley cars in showing home-hunters over the city in earch of desirable property. Some lots were sold, but not many. The old additions that were platted last year are as fortunate as the new plots in tsales and the chief requisites for the sale of property seems to be the proximity to a street-car line and the price of the property offered for sale. o ritCFEIUtED STOCK ALL SOLD. Sale of Issue of 0O,000 of the Van Camp Hardware Company. Two weeks ago the Central Trust Company and J. F. Wild & Co. announced that they had purchased the total Issue of the 00,000 of preferred stock of the Van Camp Hardware Company and would soon place it on the market for public subscription. Already ail of the stock has been sold to a few subscribers at $105. The stock was all subscribed by Indianapolis people as an investment and the readiness with which the Investment was made as soon as the opportunity was announced was satisfying to the hardware dealers.. The bankers who managed the sale of the stock are gratified at the .response received to the offer and take it as an indication of the soundness of the Van Camp Hardware Company and the trust reposed In themselves as conservative dealers In securities. The TVeeU'a Transfers. No. March 28 .- 4 March 30 24 March 31 53 ApH 1 3) Apitl 2. .. 27 Apr 1 3 11 Amount J03.057.5O 55,213.2 123,318. CG 61.423.00 45.2J3.24 21,400.00. Totals 209 $405,674.23 Mortgages. No. Amount. Mar?h 2S Mar.h 30, , Mar:h 21 April 1 April 2 15 $12.007.04 13 13 12 12 13 23.501.S4 2y.065.00 11.050.(0 1S.050.00 15,625.00 . . . April .......... totals 85 109,2S8.3S Mortgage Itelenses. No. March 23... 13 March 20 12 March 31 24 April 1 24 April 2 15 April 3. 13 Amount. 113,130.00 10,330.00 30,050.00 2S.701.10 15.6GO.00 30,117.00 ToiaLs 102 tt27,63SJ0 SALES OF REAL, ESTATE. . , Twenty-Nine Transfers Mode Matten of Record Yesterday. Instrument filed for record In the recorder's Odea In Marion county, Indiana, for the twentjfour hours ending at & p. in.. -April 4, 1303: John M. Vawter et ux. to Robert S. Coch rane. Lot 2. Marleue Park add ... JL500.00 "Walter 11. Perkins et ux. to Georg M, Orme et ux. Lots IIS and lis, Berkeley Joseph A. Ether et ux. to Ada Rice, Ixt 12. Cooper's sub, Fletcher's Oak 11111 sub Orlando M. Hastes et ux. to Susan C McGhehej, pt of the n w U of Seo 23. TP 17, R 4 Fred W. Fuehring et ux, to Mary F. Drown. Lot 103, Chambers's sub, Irving-ton Arthur V. Brown et ux. to .Benjamin C. Tierce. Lot 23, So. 15, third section, Lincoln Park add William W. Knapp to Maud P. Huey, Lot 10, John W. Chambers's sub, Irving ton Henry H. Bishop et ux. to Isaac II. Norman, pts of Lot 1. 3. 3. Blk 8, Barth's (heirs) add Christian J, Hammer to Catherine A. Hammer. Lot 1. Si 11. 8. A. Fletcher, jr.' a North East add; also Lot ICS, Ingram Fletcher's sub. Fletcher's Oak Hill add James E. Magennls et al. to the Indianapolis Union I tall war Company, pt of the s e hi of Sec f. Tp li. ll 4 John A. Hunbrook to John J. Appel, pt . ct the n w V of Sec 17. Tp 15, R 4 Albert llolllday to Ambro Hol M Jay, pt of the w U Of Sec 1. Tp 1. R 3.... Fred CUne et ux. to Ida L. Moore. Lot . Blk third section. E. B. Martindale's Lincoln Park add Horace E. Smith, tr., to John E. Hollett. Lot 31, Blk 13. Bruce Baker's add .Calvin Harvey et at. to; Llda Breedlove, 'pt of the n,e hi of Seo 10. Tp 15, R 2; ; also pts of the s e U of Sec 16, Tp 15, Mary C.Msrtln et aL Vo Charles StyeK - .Lot 254. Dr. Martin's second New York add Altert V. Denny, tr., to Louisa Moore,Lot 23, Hop brook & Co. 's Brinkman Hill add. Brtghtwood Gustav A. Schnull et,ux. to Leonard Hurbaugh. pt of Lot . Blk 2, North Park add Meta Remalla et ux. to Michael 11. Fpades. pt of Lot 27, A Word's sub, Fletcher's add Seth M. Rtchcreek to William B. Breed- , love. Lot 13. B!k 14. White & Bablet's sub. A. E. Fletcher's 1st add Frances E. Terrell et al. to Ida B. Billman, lnt In pt of Lot 57, Julian et al.'s sub. Irvington Lewis J. Klngslcy et ux. to Ida B. Billman, pt of Lot 57, Julian et al's sub. Irvington '. .......... . John C. Noble et al. to the Indphi. Union Ry. Co.. pt of Lots S, 9. id. ll. 12. 13. 16. 17, IS and 13, I.Ik 14. Also. It of Lots 1, 2 and 3, Blk Canby lace add. A.lo. pt of Lots 11. 13. 13, 14. 13 and 16. Blk 34. Also, pt of Lets 2. 3, 4, and . Blk 35. Canby Place add William F. Elliott et ux. to Alphbs Thorn et al.. Lots 2i and 2$, Glenn's sub. Brooks's add William M. Cochran et ux. to William Lawrence et ux.. Lot "S, James E. Downey's Southeast add Carle E. Martin et ux. to John B. Grif 2.00 2. 500.00 mco moo 4.000.00 250.00 l.SOO.00 LOO 1,060.00 4.500.00 200.00 t 1.100.00 400.00 6,150.00 LOO 0.00 223.00 100.00 23.71 2,700.t)0 2.700.00 600.00 250.00 123.00 fey et ux.. Lot 2J. Reagan Park add....- 4,500.00 Armstrong- Park Land Company to John l u. iwu(bu. ioi Annsirong j arK a!d Margaret A. Evans et' al. t- Thomas I McKenna. Lot 17 and pt of Lot IS, A. 1 C. Harris, executor's. North add. Mount Jackson , Milton E ldrirfge to Henry J. Retaken. Jr.. Lot (J. Picken & Loftma East Wash200.00 130.00 lngton-t. add 1.400.00 Transfers, 23; total consideration $33,975.TX I rjulldlni? Fernilfa. F. Michaels, mi North' Alabama, porch. $3i. J. 11. Links. UU-im Oliver, repalra. lali. Emma Meyer. Rereth avenue, between Michigan an.l St. Clair, outage. l.(k0. E. Miller. 1336-McClaln. addition. UM. Smith & Gray, wi 'ct Washington, remodelin?. -j--Edward 1L Hows. 21 North New Jersey, add! ' tlon. SIM. - Arthur Boothby. l:il North Pennsylvania, addlinn, iu. . D. Fechman. Buchanan and Nobl. house, Jl.100 J. IL Maroney, Twenty-nrst and Illinois, house fx OVO. Loul rtrandt, IC34 Pleasant, stable, tliö. Mathl M. Kettle, Z Jefferson, repairs, 1200. J. li. Klmberltn. UU Arnal. addition. 1625. ' L. E. Jones. 1305 lllatt. cottage. $300. O. L. Miller et al., 711 Wen Seventeenth, house. fLSOO. - ' ' ' Telephone Etiquette. New Tork Mall and Expre. The perfection of telephone etiquette has fceen reached. A certain distinguished for eisner who haa a thriving professional busi- . nese in New Tork ala possesses certain qualification wmcn eive nim the entree Into fashionable society, and he la busy ; with these pleasant duties after 4 o'clock ach day. But. of course, he sometimes rst?oadf to telephone calls, and It has been

his Invariable habit to carefully exchange his office coat for the black cutaway which he wears on the street before going to the telephone box. . . lid has recently become enamored of a charming .widow, and his telephone calls have been more frequent of late. His office associates have observed that he combs his beard and mustache with some care before commencing his conversation over the .'phone, and they have come to the conclusion that their handsome chief has reached the acme of politeness in his intercourse .with the gentler sex, even if it is by wire. SIIEHLOCK O.N THIS HIGH SEAS.

A Xevr Adventure Chronicled by a Cambridge Dr. Watson. Harvard Lampoon. "Histl" said the rirate Chief; and every pirate hissed, r'ar, far down in the hold was heard the tremulous moan of a captive damsel. Things had come to such a pass as follows: The long. low. black, rakish-looking craft lay In the oiling, marned by her swarthy pirate crew, and her scuppers ran with gore. In which the pirates washed their nands . whenever they thought ' they needed it. For the notorious Mary . Ann was not the romantic pirate- cratt of nursery tiction, but the pitiless and cruel sea marauder of uncompromising fact. She Hew the Jolly Hoger at her masthead, and 'she was armed to the teeth. Her captain. , a dastardly Spaniard (whose long black' hair had given rUe to our expression, "The Spanish. jNlane";, was also urmed to the teeth,.' of v which he had thirty-lght, each one loaded with the gold of captured galleons. This unique fact has given rise to that other modern expression, "loaded to the muzzle." Ills swarthy and de&uerate crew was never far behind ' him in this respect. Hut now to the fair captive and her moan. Far, far down In the hold (as we have said) she lay, smoking strong' shag tobacco in her trusty briar and tremulously moaning at intervals. Her features were tem porarily obscured by a tilted tein, but a tell-tale hypodermic needle was sticking carelessly in her torearm, and the Hound of the Uaskervillfcs lay phosphorescently at her feet, and licked her hand whenever be thought it need but enough! You have doubtless already pierced the maid's disguise, and perceived that the villainous dastards on the upper deck will have to deal with the rcdouotable Sherlock Holmes himself. Misguided men! They, were about to raffle for her, little knowing that she had purposely contrived her capture for their destruction. ; . So how we are again at our starting point,' for after the Pirate Chief had remarked "llis.t!" oh hearing the tremulous moani. . . ' . i . . I . .1 whicn we have already mentioned he sent two of his cutthroat minions to bring the moaner on deck for raffling purposes. . ., She came, and there was something queenly in her regal gait.' Even the hardened members of the Criminal Crub, who composed that desperate crew, were awed to silence by the dazzling beauty of her girlish Innocence. In fact, Sherlock's disguise was a peach (to use a Chimmle Faddenlsm)', iarid'she had the whole push on a string. At last she raised her delicate white hand and spoke. "Gentlemen, she asked,. In accents low and deceitful .Vam 1 Indeed to be raffled for?" "Madame, you are," replied the pirate captain, stilling a Charles ltiver dam with courtly politeness, "and I trust that you will lall to my lot aa a blushing bride. Sherlock sighed. Ala3!" she said, with tears in her voice, "I am not worthy. 1 am poor and disguised 1 mean despised and can bring you no1 lit dowry, save my youthful face. But stay! 1 last heard of Capt. Kidd?" "We have," said the cutthroats. i. Sherlock drew a wrinkled chart from her bosom. "Then look," she said. "Here Is the map of the location of his buried treasure. Upon yon tender Island fringed with green lies hid a, fortune for each man oX you.. That is my dowry." The marauders of the sea all cheered. and urged her to read them the cipher of the chart. Lack of epace prevents its unabridged reproduction in these columns, but we will quote enough to show that pirates are simple folk, and were as children in the hands of guily, wily Sherlock and his machinations. Ihus ran the chart: "Toe linde ye munney I hav berried goe toe ye first tre u see & clime itt until! u are verry tired. Then looke around u In ye learey foliage & it u doe not linde a needle ltt is not y r faulte, for itt is ye wrong' tre. Butte doe not be discurridged. Keepe coole, & when ye seconde winde comes to u clime ye right tre. nnde ye needel & holde itt in ye right hande, lookeing carefuilie atte ye grounde through ye leite eye of ye needl. Were .y r glauce :strykes Is ye treasure. Digge twentle feete down for ye sake of ye exercise, then fill uppe ye excavation & aigge sum more, u . canne Keepe .wot u canne finde. Y'rs with a flexion. "CAPTAIN KIDD." ;When Sherlock had finished the, pirates were overjoyed. It . seemed to them just as easy as finding money.' "Go, friends," said she dramatically, "and return laden with my dowry to claim mo as your bride -. . ' So the whole crew of twenty-seven mur derers' piled into the jolly boat and pulled for the shore. They did not know that she was Kidding" them. As soon as Sherlock was left alone on the Mary Ann he rushed to the masthead and waved her apron twice out into the stilly, starry night. This was a signal. Then she pulled the Hound of the Baskervllles tail till he barked hoarsely. This was another signal. Anon,- a revenue cutter slrpped abreast the doomed Alary Ann and in a trice Sherlock was In Dr. Watson's arms and the officers of Scotland Yard swarmed over the pirate craft. "This is magnificent. Holmes!" cried the doctor. "We have their ship and they are at our mercy on yonder island climbing banyan trees. And all was accomplished by your superhuman guile. "Why, you will bo famous! "Tut, tut, my dear "Watson," said Sher lock sadly, passing his hand over her peachblow complexion, "you Kngw better than that, for this isn t the first time we ve aided Scotland Yard together. I do all the work. but who gets tne credit7 inspector Cram, or course, or tn yard." COM310.-Si:.SE TRAIM.NG. How a Doffalo Police Captain Sub dued a Bad Horse. Buffalo Enquirer. While discoursing on various subjects in Police Conrt and awaiting the arrival of Judge Murphy, the other day Captain Re gan, of the .Eighth urectnet of Huffalo. amused his hearers by tales of police captures and other interesting subjects. Hefore the conversation had gone very far the subject turned to horses and their values. Captain Kegan is thoroughly versed on the subject of horses. - He understands a horse from the ground up. and it Is - a mighty big horse that can conquer the. mighty son or .Erin s isle. The athletic captain can handle the most erratic horse as easily as though it were a ping-pong Dai i. In the course of the conversation the In formation leaked out that the captain once owned a horse whom tne neighbors dubbed Beelzebub. From the nature of the name one would believe that the horse had a fiery nature, but ne was as docile as a-lamb. The horse did not remain In the possession or the captain very long because his stay ing qualities attracted the attention of a man who doted on quiet horses. Captain Regan's horse would remain In one snot all day without moving if some one didn't take htm away. This characteristic resulted in the purchase of the horse, and Captain Regan bought a successor. - ' The temper of the second horse was Just the reverse of that of Beelzebub. The horse was tne most stutusn animal tnat ever gnawed a halter roie. He absolutely re fused to become reconciled to city life. He shied at trolley cars. Jumped when he heard steam whistles, bolted at automobiles, and calked whenever he felt like It. It required much time and trouble to train the horse to city environments. Night after night Captain Regan could be st-en taking the horse to Niagara street to ac custom him to the trolley cars. He finally hit upon a plan to tame the animal. He deviated from the usual course. Purchas ing a heavy halter, the captain led the ani mal to Niagara street. It was then a nar row thoroushfare and th trnllpv rnn ln to tne euro, iiour niter nour the caDtaln sat down and watched the horse tied to a post and shylnjr at trolley cars. The brute Jumped up in the air when a car passed. but In the course of a few weeks the horse was no longer afraid of a trolley. Although the horse no longer feared trolleys he was the same spirited animal. He could travel fast. Over a country road he was like a streak of llchtnlnfr. The Deed of-Cresceus could not be compared to the trotting of the new horse. Captain Regan soon learned that a whip was unnecessary in ma kins tna norse speed. Before long the horse became acquainted Ith tb fact that the captain never used AMxi.innntiv . w a whip and occasionally refused to run. But when the rod was applied the horse balked. Th insrenkvus captain soon dis covered the falling- of the horse, and when be wanted to make him run he tried his new remedy. Captain Ketan laid in a supply of small firecrackers and always had them under tho seat of the bugsy. Hatches were alia

commodities necessary for developing speed in the new trotter. On the road when the horse refused to respond to urgings tho captain took a firecracker from the bunch, lit it and threw it out of the buggy. The explosion of the cracker startled the horse and he immediately dashed away like a frightened deer. On country roads Captain Regan used his crackers with such results that the farmers thought that the horse had the speed of Mercury. - - ; Progressive Feeding. Philadelphia .Record. Dr. Charles Conrad Abbott, whose work as a naturalist has made him. well known, returned from a fishing excursion not long since deeply Impressed with the cruelty that Is an almost Inevitable attendant upon living. Dr. Abbott caught on this excursion a pike. It was a fish about six Inches long, and on opening it to clean it the angler found, in its stomach a good sized mud minnow. He examined the mud minnow in some amazement and his hand felt something bulky inside it. Accordingly he cut it open and found within it a tiny pike. He felt now as they feel who studythose Chinese puzzles that have ivory ball within ivory ball, and without hesitation he ripped oDen the little Dike. Within it he found

what he had expected to find;' another mudminnow. Thus in one. catch he had come upon a pike containing aminnow that contained a pike that contained a minnow. Room for Reform. Philadelphia Record ' Kaiser Wilhelm has directed his attention toward the reformation of the German language,, and by way of a beginning has directed that the style of official. documents shall be clear and simple and that longwinded ' sentences swollen with Involved subordinate clauses shall be avoided. Unnecessary adverbs. foreign terms, slang. rhetoric and bathos p.re to be omitted. Who has not read Mark Twain's recipe for the construction of a German sentence? Begin with your noun and anywhere, not less than half a column down, put your verb; then shovel Into the intervening space all the nartlciDles. double infinitives and com pound words of which you can think. If the Kaiser should be able to suppress tne subordinate clause nuisance the despairing foreigner who seeks to master the language of Germany -would be duly grateful. .FOB., SALE REAL ESTATEHEAL ESTATE Read Hauger's Easter ad. un der head. "Male Help." HEAL ESTATE For quick sales list real estate with HENRY THIENES. &03-519 tremens isiag, heal E3TATK-We can sell your real estate . .y-wf n I V'VAXT 1.-. I A fl ,1 quickly. MOOHE & CANNON. Flttgerald Rldg. liEAL ESTATE See 'MENDENHALL, 324 Lemcke, for bargains, rarma and city property. REAL ESTATE N. Meridian St., near tievenin. line home. C. V ÖAYLES & CU.. XZ1 J. MarkeL heal KSTATE Cottaee on Ruckle St.. 7 rooms. south of Twenty-nrst: 2,700. is. tr. cual, im East Market. KKAli ESTATE Ruckle st., near 19th, 6 rooms; eood lot: bargain. C. IV SAYLES & CU., 127 E. Market st. REAL ESTATE Good rental investments: all parts of the City, a F. SAYLES & CO., 127 E. Market St.- - real estate insure with j. s. cruse, "old I and trld companies." Prompt sdJuitmenL No. 110 K. Market. REAL ESTATE Double dwelling, North Indian apolis: rental '$11 per-month; UJ. u. . COFFIN. 42 ioniDara mag fiRAI. ESTATE House : 7 rooms: north: t lots, 40 feet each; N. New Jersey it.; au lor iz,zw. M. AIIDUCKLE. 424 Lemcke. . . . HEAL ESTATE Very large and fine business block: central location: corner: iiwwwu. hauSTON & CAMDEN, 143 E. Market et. HEAL ESTATE A good investment in Wash-inirton-st. cronertr: will rey 6 percent. . F. SAYLES & CO., 127 E. Markat at. REAL ESTATE Lot on Logan at., north of Ray mond and west of East st-, -"w: mis ia a nap. U. r . UL.i:sE. m jaat juaraeu REAL ESTATE $3.500. modern. 8-room house, on Penasylvama St.; easy tersaa, or iraue ion cot tage. B. F. CLIN E, 1-4 East aiaraet. REAL ESTATE-ForrWayneav.: 12-room dwell ing; bath, rurnace, etc; xc&ueni location lor a. flat. D. WjCOFFLN. U Lombard nidg. REAL ESTATE For trade; modrn - 9-room house; Talbott av.; traue lor nouse west oi Capitol av. U. F CLINE, 124 East Market. I:EÄlTEST ATE Modern, up-to-date $2,Ö0o Me-rldlan-st. residence, south or walnut; taue nair trade; see roe. Is. r . CLirsü. i iast warKei REAL ESTATE IjJÖ I Tark av., near Sixteenth t modern. 12 rooms: this la a re:u snap; 101 worth the money. B. F. CLINE. 121 East Market. REAL ESTATE Large, fine, ubstantlal business hinrk. corner: increasing in vaiue rapiuiy; $80,000. RALSTON id CAMDEN. 143 E. Market bt. REAL ESTATE Nice S-room house; Temple av. and Washington; Voo less man actual vaiue; part or all cash. Address A 23. care the Journal. REAL, to i Alt. iameu; 40 "" kw nuuac within eight to ton enuares ot urooKsiae l aric; must have bathroom. J. ai. m. x , u iaw building. REAL ESTATE If you're in the market for a buildlne lot 1 can locate you in almost any part of the city; see me before you buy. D. "W. COFFIN. 42 Lombard uidg. ; ' REAL ESTATE If you want to buy property north see me; I can locate you on any street. any price; great many I can trade. B. F. CLINE. 121 East Market. ' ' REAL ESTATE Splendid building lota, . near Northwestern av.. near iwenty-iouna st.; trade for equities or sell on easy ternu. B. F. CLINE, 124 East Market. - REAL ESTATE $13,000 Meridian-st. residence; beautiful large lot, east front; up-to-aate prop erty in every respect; see me personally, is. F. CLINE. 124 Eat Market. - REAL ESTATE $14,000 Meridian St., modern. uo-to-date. 12-room residence, cast iront, near Nineteenth st.; will trade for other property; see me. B. F. CLINE. 121 East Market. REAL ESTATE Flat; f&OuOf pay 10 per cent. gross; will take good business property as cart or will trade for larger buslnesa property. REAL ESTATE A 5-room cottage. West Indian apolis;, cement waika in rront ana in. tne yard; ' & M l a. X ' . cistern and well; excellent condition; $1.700; on ( payments p. VJiNM-mbard-Iildg. REAL ESTATE North Merldlan-st. residence; 9 rooms, bath and rurnace, attic ana large porcn; $2 600 cash, balance $3,40) on long time, per cent, interest. HENRY H. FAY, Room 11 Union Trust building. REAL ESTATE New double house,' N. Capitol av.; S rooms on eacn siae; cam, iurnace, cis tern, mantels, grates; unaer remai oi per side; a prime 10 per cent. Investment. D. W. COFFIN. 42 Lombard Bldg. REÄLr"ESTATE An elegant, ten-room, modern dwelling on Alabama, m aionon fiace; a gooa double house, new, witn nouse on rear or lot. Splendid rental on E. Vermont at a bargain. J. M. MARKEE I , 4Uf uiw Duuaing: REAL ESTATE Fifteen beautiful vacant lots on E. Michigan and Robson sts., west of the Belt; these lots can be bought on small monthly ravments now Is your chance to get a home on easy term's. J. M. MARKLEY. 4Q7 Law building. REAL ESTATE Nebraska farms for sale; a few good farms in this country, wnere winter wneat ia vleldln 35 bushels, corn M, alfalfa 5 tons per acre; prices, $10 to $U0 per acre; fine grazing land, $5 to $10. R. D. FICKETT, Jlroken Bow, Neb. REAL ESTATE 10 acrea west on Plalnfleld line; 4 -room house, . barn, outbuilding; only $l,4i0. 3 acres, 4-room house, outbuilding, on Plalnfleld line, not far from city; $S50. These places must seJl at once. MOORE & CANNON, 52 Fitzgerald building. -' REAL ESTATE Nine-room, two-story brick residences Just east or ueiaware on ivew York st.; this property, witn mau expense, can be converted into flat; $1.600 for a nine-room house, eight squares east of Delaware on New York St.; a decided bargain.. J. M. MARKLEY, 407 Law building. . REAL ESTATE North Meridian-st. residence; first-class; sixteen rooms; . fine woods finish; ballroom and bowling alley; stable and carriage house: large 101. luvxi.uxiiu; a complete modern dwelling that I can sell for $G,000 less than it would cost to duplicate It to-day. HENRY 11. FAY. Room 14 union Trust puuaing. REAL ESTATE Bargains: 7-roorn"; modern reslder.ee. r-snn. nrar Aweniy-nnn, z,oo. 5room COliage, Jiivn, near iuiiuisan, II.v.H). Seven rooms. Dam, iiunois si., rear Kleventh. $3 S00. Four, six, seven ana e'gnt-room cottages, $100 ca?h, balance raymeots. Fine vacant lots, north, $300 up. HANDY & SMITH, 513-14 Lemckf ' REAL ESTATE , JOS. W. SELVAGE & CO. 7S-7S Lombard Rulldlng. INDIANAPOLIS. IND. INVESTMENTS FLAT SITESMODERN .HOMES VACANT LOTS. REAL ESTATE The Defunlak Springs of Florida and vicinity; bargains in improved acre property for homeseekers; suitable to raise early Northern vegetables and fruit; from 10 to 10 acres; house and barns from $C0O up; cattle raiiches of from 1,UX to 5.f0 acres for $3 per acrs and up; highest part In Florida, healthy and well drained; literature on application: round I trio. $26. 5. good for 1 months. 'Phones. New. J-J; vr" w., Kentucky av., Indianapolis, lnd. REAL ESTATE Special bargain in a vtry desirable dwelling tn Capltr.1 av.; cast front; south of Twenty- Arst; 2j-story; ten rooms, furnace and bath, front and rear balls,, hard -wood and rlne finish, closets and linen room; II tn good condition; large stable; fruit and shade trees: lot 60x160; price reduced from $7.500 to $5.5N); $2.500 cash. SPANN & CO.. 46 N. Pennsylvania. I REALESTATEi - -IMS NORTH ALABAMA. I Northwest corner : of Fifteenth st.. cottare dwelling. 9 rooms and bath; lot 52 feet front; both trttt ved -with .asphalt, cement walks, wh km r5hdand imIhL I w'th $00 ch and $j0 each tlx months. This in a rare chance to secure -a good home In the best part or tne city, as easy as paying rent. JOHN S. SPANN CO., 4 N. Pennsylvania treeL . - - .

nirntr AM in A nnC Wrlu for ,utof bargains In U. a Fruit, grain aal lliilfllUhALI 1 ükllllsJ 25 to 145. Unimproved, 13 to 112. . V. O. XL XXATXJO ' 'mcWgauXnutDttiuUcrtCrAsd ngfid, nicit

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REAL ESTATE TIBBOTT. 15 -N. Perm. it. REAL ESTATE I offer for al, upon eay terms. th new tenroom house. ro. 1131 r. .New jersey ... inn is a thoroughly modern house in every way, well built, handsomely papered and nnianea and will rtftnd eloae Inspection.. FERD C. SMOCK. New 'Fhone 1503. REAL ESTATESACRIFICE TO CLOSE ESTATE. HEIRS WANT MONEY. Nine-room house. Broadway, near St. Clair. f3,iM; ground easily "worth price. Also two lots. Bellefontaine, near Twentyfourth; make a bid. CI1AS. r. DONEY & CO., 709 Lemcke. REAL ESTATE Two lots on Arrow av.. block from Hillside av. : high around; South Side; worth C00 each; maka an offer. Real Estate Two houses, five and six rooms each: good condition: worth 11.000 each; 92S and 927 Minnesota st.: make an offer, or will trade for North Side property. Bargains in Real Estate $1.4."0; cottage, 5 rooms, 1HI8 Orange st. 11.800; double bouse, Yandes st.; rents $18 month. $l.S.V): double house, 1413-1417 English av.; rents 192 year. $1.830; double house. 1135-1137 Nelson St.; rents $192 year. ll.Oäu double house. 148-150 Bradley av.; rents, $192 year. Double house. 715-715 Huron St.. $2.150; rents, $240 year. A. J. MEYER & CO. 144 EAST MABKET STREET. REAL ESTATE Drug stock In northeastern part of city; cheap. SS lots In the grove south of Brookslde Park. 4-room house on Hovey st. for & good team of horses. Several lots la Burr-Miller add. at a bargain. . Fine home bn Lexington av.; cheap. . ., Nice dwelling on Depot st.; 4 rooms; a big barn; lot 52 wide; very cheap. Modern house on Talbott av. Seven-room house on Camp at.; fine condition; at a bargain. HARRY MEYER & CO.. No. 128 E. Market St. real estateSpecial Offers Ala., Cherokee co., 160 a. "and impts. Col.. Weld co.." 12S0 a. land. Conn., , Windham co., 150 a. and impts. - Fla., Georgetown, 9 r. res. and 7 a. Chicago, line modern res. and lot, Superior st; 10 r. and attic; excellent location. I -A., Vermillion co.. 9 a. and impts. . La., .Rapides co., W a. and impts. Mass., Pepper 11, 14 r. res. and 9 a.; barn and outbldes., shade and fruit. Mass., Norfolk co., S3 a., adapted to grass and vegetables; z nouses, barns; near it. it. Mass.. Melrose, one lot. Goss av. .Mich., Eaton Rapids, boarding house, bathhouse and mineral spring on tirand river. . Minn., Todd co., 160 a., stock and impts.; all unable; a. cultivated; well watered. Mo.. Dent co., 240 a. and impts. N. J., Toms River, 6 r. res. and lot. N. J., Mercer co., $8 a. and lmnts. N. Y., Williamsburg. Bronxwood Park. res. anl lot; ll r.. all modern conveniences. N. Y.. Troy. 450 fine bldg. lota, about 1 mi. from center of city; y mi. from Hudson river; near large Industrial enterprises. N. . L)., Benson co.. Ideal stock ranch: 2000 i deeded and 2ooo a. meandered lake land. . N. D., Mcintosh co., 160 a. land. Ohio. Ravenna, stone res. and 20 a.; 13 r.. furnace; a. cultivated; near K. It, sta. . Pa., Carbon co., 25 a. and Impts. Pa., Westmoreland co., 168 a. and impts.; 125 a cuuivarea; z mi. rrom it. it. S. D., Sioux Falls. 2 lots. Lewis Add." . 'S. D., Sioux Falls, -blk.. park Add. , Va., Pulaski co.,. 100 a, and, Impts. ; V. va.. Randolph co., 93 a. and Impts.; 80 cultivated; vineyard and berries; near R. R. Wis., East Juneau co., 320 a. good level grass lana: an tiiiaoie; wen drained. Wis. Marinette co., 660 a. aad Impts.; 11 tmaDie; timoer; 4 mi. to K. R. Undertaking bus., stock and flxt., San Difgo, Ca I.; includes Z small town branches. $13,000. .Furnished hotel. Norwich, Vt. ; 2 r.. 3 baths. modern impts.; wen patronized, fio.oou. W. M. O STRANDER ' . North American"' Tiuildlng. Philadelphia, FOR SALE FARMS. FOR SALE Read -Hauger's .Easter, ad. under - bead, "Male Help." REAL ESTATE I sell Indiana farms; write me. . WARREN A. OUTLANO, North Judson, Ind. FOR SALE Central Iowa farms and farm mort gages; write me. GEO. II. GALLUP, Jefferson, Ia. REAL ESTATE Hundred-and-twenty-acre stock and grain farm In Wabash county, Indiana: two and one-half miles from town; modern Improvements; hundred acres under, cultivation; twenty acres young timoer; tnorougniy drained; price. $60 ver acre. Address WARREN A. OUT LAND. North Judion, Ind. . ' . FOR SALE On TRADE. FOR SALE Or trade: Read Hauger's Easter ad. under bead. "Male Help." ' . FOR SALE Or trade: For fire Insurance Insure with HENRY THIENES, 603-510 Lemcke Bldg. FOL SALE MISCELLANEOUS. . FOR SALE we are going to sell cigar and pews sung, zu jkiass. av. . FOR SALE One share German House stock; cheap. zirs.N. at Monument. FOR SALE A. D. H. Baldwin & Co. Rebus credit bill. Address Box 112. care the Journal. FOR SALE Or Rent: Invalid and reclining chairs, w. 1, AtiasuiM tu., sos w. Alabama. FOR SALE Hardware, stoves ana stove repairs of all kinds; aiso nans ana wire.,Lisu 11AKD WARE CO.. sixteentn ana Illinois iu. FOR SALE Typewriters: Light Running. Fox and other leading makes; rental. $2.W per month.. u. u. Aiciimuiv, uen. Agt.. lit u. Washington st. 'r-nones wj. FOR SALE Go to MINER'S, opposite postofflce. for pure drugs ana meaicine. arugcists sun dries, hot and cold soda or choice candies; prescrlptlons caneq ror ana neuverea. rVm SaLE . Typewriters, all makes, 3 up. . Machines rented. $2.50 per month. TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE. 33 Monument pL FOR SAX.E one uean uroa.' duplex power pump, inquire w. lakuü at the Chalfant. corner of Pennsylvania and Michigan streets. Telepnone xscw azj. CHINESE NOVELTIES. Everything in the line of Chinese and .Japanese novelties, Chinese. and Japanese ware, Jewelry, nne silks, tne Dest or imported teas and rice. A new selection just arrived. We will be pleased to nave you can ana iook tnese over. QTJONG LEE & CO. 112 N. Delaware st. FOR RENT HOUSES. FOR RENT See list at 151 E. Market ground . floor. UUEIiUKX & AffEU FOR RENT 1433 Central av., 8 rooms, modern. hot water heat; nrst-class condition. - - Apply 14 central. ... FOR RENTPROPERTY FOR RENT -byIN DIANA TRUST COMPANY. . Saturday. April 4. 1S03. -Dwellings North.-. 218 E. Thirteenth, 11 rooms, modern f.50.00 1305 N. Pennsylvania 43.00 1122 N. Illinois, modern 33.00 ISIS N. Alabama, stable, modern 5.00 219 E. Eleventh, modern.'. 25.00 2302 Park a v.. modern 1522 N. Illinois 25.00 21.00 18.00 ........ 15.00 2019 Highland place 19ii& Cornell av., 7 rooms, barn.... 123 E. Twenty-fourth, bath, modern 125 E. Twenty-fourth, bath, modern 13.00 13.00 1427 Martindale av. 21 Decatur st. ..... 10.00 9.00 S.00 8.00 1531 Uyram place ZlS Anderson st. 2118 Cushing 6.00 1634 GuCin 6.00 Dwellings South. 1105 Shelby st. $23.00 1422 Pleasant st., 10 rooms, modern 23.00 423 Irving place 18. 00 130 S. West 8.00 7.00 7.00 CIA V.l. . - 1r ........ ............... 1? viirsara&c ............ 523 Chesateake St. I. .............4.. 517 Chesapeake st. ............. 7.00 921 S. Missouri st 7.00 7.00 (.00 .00 124 Vi S. West ; 524 Chesapeake st. Rear 808 Wright btorerooms. 201-3-5 S. Meridian st ......... 924 E. Washington $R00 Factory' building. Diddle st .'25.00 636 Virginia ave 20.OO 1302 N. West 18.00 corner New Jersey and McCarty 12.00 40 Irginia av 7.00 1440 Hill av .00 1444 W. Washington st 4.00 531 E. Washington st 10 00 Corner Pine and Harrison. S rooms .....$10 00 S50Vi Virginia av.. 1 room i'sa ' Rooms. , Rooms and Apartments. Office room for rent la Thorpe Block. E. AiarKet si. 7244 Fort Wayne av ................$1300 724 Fort Wayne av 11.00 444 v. Washington 8 00 4SVt E. Washington t..... g oo ?504 Virginia av., 3 rooms g.oo wuVi . west. 4 00 8504 Virginia av., 1 room j.00 S004 Virginia av ; j 00 630V S. West., 2 rooms 4 yo 1C8 E. Washington 14,00 flew L.ist Every Saturday. - - Telephone 145. ' : Agent for Apartments in the Victoria." Offices For Rent in Indiana Trust Bulldlnr. City Property .For Sale, .- . Loans Negotiated. 1-1 re insurance at Lowest Rates. Savings Department Indiana Trust Gommn i Deposits received of $1 and upward. Pays 2

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FOR RENT 3004 N. Meridian. IS rooms, mod., barn.. ..$75.00 M N. Capitol, 9 rooms, mod 44.00 229 E. Tenth. 9 rooms, mod 50.00 2r23 Andrews St.. t rooms, mod., new 1C.00 30 W. Tenth St., 4 rooms 8.00 FLATS ROOMS. "Llndsey," 3 rooms, bath, range and gas...$15.S0 120 N. Pennsylvania St., 2 rooms, 2d floor.... 10.00 120 N. Pennsylvania st., 1 rooms, 3d floor... 7.50 22 N. Pennsylvania St.. 2 rooms. 3d floor.... 7.00 STORES OFFICES. Offices. I'NION TRUST and Law BUILDING. THE UNION TRUST COMPANY. 116 E. Market. FOR RENTPROPERTY FOR RENT BY JNO. S. SPANN A CO.. No. 4 If. Pennsylvania St. SATURDAY, APRIL 4, 1?03. Dwellings North. Kent. 8 VT. New York.... $45. 00 1S55 N. Penn 40.00 S2 N. Penn.... f.. . 37.5) 31 N. Penn 35.00 1923 N. Illinois 35.00 2118 N. Meridian... 30.00 161S N. Alabama... 2.00 2334 Talbott av.... 25.00 Rent. 1109 Inarch $20.00 1730 Ruckle 1S.0O 1723 Ashland av.... 18.00 172S Ruckle 18. j0 533 TL 19th 17.60 123 E. 24th.. 1742 Yandes .. 13.01 .. 12.50 Dwellings South. Rent.. Rent. ...$7.00 204 Lincoln $12.00 j 526 W.. Tearl. FOR RENT 1905 North New Jersey St., 10 rooms, mod ern i $35.00 1319 North Meridian St., 10 rooms 4a 00 &20 South Missouri St.. 3 rooms 7.00 134 North New Jersey St., 10 rooms 21.CQ 92 Oriental st 15.00 2154 N.' Penn. St.. 11 looms, modern 30.00 ZMl N. Capitol av 20.00 1C00 Hall place, 8 rooms, bain, siaoie 22.00 10S2 West McCarty, rooms 10.00 10&5 West McCarty, 4 rooms , 8.00 212 West Michigan St.. 10 rooms, modern 40.00 2437 N. Meridian st., 8 rooms, modern 20.00 541 West Pearl st.. 5 rooms 8.00 1430 West Ohio at.. 5 rooms 10.00 427 W'est Chesapeake 12.00 C. F. SAYLES, 127 E. Market St. FOR RENT HOUSES 1433 N. New Jersey 120.00 1519 Byram nlaca t 1000 214 W. North st 20.00 724 Lanzsdale av 9.00 223 W. North ; 12.00 924 Belmont av 6.00 Living rooms, 454 E. Washington St. Offices and Storerooms. ITS E. Maryland rL. storeroom, first and second floors, suitable for manufacturing. ,$'A00 lOVi N. Delaware at 10.00 204 E. Ohio, two rooms; steam heat 12.50 315 N. Pennsylvania st. 210 Jf. Senate av., bowling alley. 934 Massachusetts av., . storeroom and four living rooms 15.00 743 Virginia av., storeroom 13.00 THE MARION TRUST CO., No. 2 E. Market SL FOR RlSvr ROOMS. FOR RENT Storerooms. 807 S. Delaware st $10 811 S. Delaware st $10 JOHN S. BPANN & CO.. 46 N. Penn. 6L NOTICE. NOTICE City chimney sweep: flues cleaned, recairea: emmney aoctor. . n a. Ohio., xsew Phone 1708. NOTICE Up-to-date FURNACES guaranteed to heat. Tin and galvanised iron works. ROLLYN HAWKINS, 114-116 Virginia av., the man wno nvr sits on tn irnc. IF YOU HAVE ASTHMA Write us at once; we give immediate relief; Ann' aiifTv Inn co nr.lt. , n A r . TU V TWl'W TIETH CENTURY SPECIALTY COMPANY, öoutn xienu, ina. xxca isox uu NOTICE A CARD LIKE THIS Every Sunday for one year costs but 11.95 per month. The Journal want paga Is profitable to the advertiser and reader. NOTICE PATENT ATTORNEYS. E.. T. SILVIUS &, CO. procure United State and foreign patents promptly and best that may be obtainea. unexceueu lacuiues ana foreign associates. Talbott Block, 10S N. Pennsylvania st., Indianapolis. Both 'phones. INDIANAPOLIS TOBACCO WORKS, 438 East Oblo St. Onf brands Quaker. White Crow. Loar rah in Royal and Old Country Twist are second to none. Can be had through, any jobber. Old phone. Black 797L PATENTS Pnbf EofTdii I III BSJIV I kW QUICKLY PROCUXXD. QUICKLY PR0CUXXD. LOW FEES Fair, Equitable arrangement for their payment, personal service. Advice as to Patentability FREE Valuable Book on Patents sent WILLIAM F. HALL. Patent Lawyer, 1003 F Stater. Washington, D. C. Bend your business direct to Washington. THE HALE METHOD For painless tooth filling Is guaranteed to be harmless and efficient. C. C. EVERTS, IL DENTIST. 10 North Pennsylvania st. Tel. Red 1871. OCULIST. OCULIST Dr. Walter N. Sharp, oculist (late of Boston.) Third floor. 317 Newton Clavimol building; 8 to b. evenings dj appointment. FOR RENT SL'MMEIl, COTTAGES. FOR. RENT Mackinac island, Michigan, fur nlsnen summer cottages; an conveniences, ü B. HARTS, owner, Hartrord Eidg., Chicago. PRINTING. PRINTING Our fine samples of printing will please you; cut-rate printing, us E. Wash, st 'Phone 67S3 Red. ARCHITECT. ARCHITECT S. A. HASTINGS, 509 Lemcke. N. 'Phone 4288. AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALE G. W. McCurdy, real estate and general auctioneer, iso. zu west wash tngton. CHIROPODIST. CHIROPODISTS WeWi and wife, antUeptlo chiropodists. Room 17. uft Nortn Meridian st. BUSINESS CHANCE. BUSINESS CHANCE Free, 100 lots to advertise Wildwood Lake Park, suburb New York; send tamp for deed 25 feet. SEASIDE CO. L S. 1S7 Broadway im. x. BUSINESS CHANCE $2.500 secures interest, of ficial Dosltlon and salary in one of the best businesses in America. Anaress tor interview Box 18. care the Journal. BUSINESS CHANCE ant active business man with $1.500 cash to join two others in developing property before subleasing; name time and place ror interview, auiumi cox u, care tne Journal. " BTJsINE83 OPPORTUNITY I CAN SELL YOUR BUSlMis, no mauer .wnere it is; send !crinticn. state price and learn how: estab lished I8a; highest references; offices In 14 eitle. W. M. osiiiAJiüEÄ. a. uiag., l'biladelphU.; t . . BUSINESS CHANCE An established Cereal Food Company desires the services of a branch office manager; compensation $3.0t'O per annum; highest references required and given; opportunity of a lifetime for right party. Address CEREAL." Box 244.Battl Creek. Mich. BUSINESS CHANCE One-fourth of a $20.000 corporate manufacturing company; in successful operation; no debts; terms, $500 cash, balance one-tenth of your net profits; your position, treasurer and office work; the cash stays in the company In your hands. Address Box 1Z7, care the Journal. BUSINESS CHANCE-OIL AND MINING STOCKS: the leading ones at bargain prices; special this week; 1 shares Cleveland-Hancock Oil stock. 10 shares Cleveland-Parkersburg and I .00 shares Richlands; we want local repreema I tlvee to work for us as side line. J. E. LEADER I & CO.. Garfield Bldg.. Cleveland. O. BUSINESS CHANCE-Flfnty cf capital can be obtained by securing the investor against loss. We arrange with New York Trust Company to guarantee payment principal and lntereet on stocks of meritoiious enterprises. Quickest and best financial plan. CORPORATION FINANCE COMPANY. &2 Broadway. New York BUSINE33"CIIANCE A desirable business opening can be obtained through this company; better your present position; office men. managers, buyers, bookkeepers, clerks, salesmen, su perintendents; it will pay you to call or write for our method of successfully placing highmen. uuaitssa vrrviituaiTX CO.. No. 1 Union square. New York city. FATEXT ATTORNEY. PATENT ATTORN ETT. R. BELU mecban teal engineer, patent attorney. In above ca 1 tUow guaranteed by thorough knowlM I and care, beyond which no special advantages 1 xut.'w uzu few;. pacity I do not claim exceptional facilities, ex-

JOURNAL BUSINESS DIRECTORY. FUNERAL DIRECTORSFRANK BLANC HARD, Delawara sL Tel. 41L Lady atteadant. FLoKIüTd BERTERMANN BROS.. ... NrwN-. 241 Mass. uv.. 22 N. Del. sL Tel. 84 V

SALE AND L1VEKY STABLES . . HORACE WOOD. Carriages. Trar. Buckboards. tc ' 23 Circle. Tel. 1?7. , THE PEERLESS FOUNDRY. TW-18 E. Maryland, manufacture stova repairs and do repairing. WAXTLD MALE HELP. WANTED 0 laborers at once, CO. PARRY MFG. WANTED-Laborers; -seventy-fire men. Apply Monday morning corner North st. and Maw. av. VAJ"TElLeaxnTrtriding, then earn $li tö $20 weekly. HOME CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOL. Philadelphia. . WANTED Teams'f or hauling dirt from trenches. Apply, with team. Monuay morning corner North st. and Mass. av. . ANTED Detectives; every locality: good sal . i'TLnv iTliV ur j , experience unnecessary. mii.iv.iauu.v AL D ET ECT1VE AÜENC Y ,Mi l w aukee, WU. WANTED First-class upholsterer who thoroughly understands the manuiacture of davenport and couched. Address MILTON GKA, M uncle, Ind. ; WANTED Men to learn barber trade; years saved by our method of practical experience, instructions, etc; $15 weekly paid graduate; catalogue mailed free. MOLER RARliER COLLEGE. Chicago, 111. WANTED Itesponsible man to place stock; rsldnt Indiana; fair salary ; experience unnecessary: young man preferred; state, age; references; reliable house; Addressed envekie. MANAGER WIMMER. Star building. Dearborn st-iChlcaho WANTED A first-clasa asphalt steam roller n glneer; must be thoroughly competent, sobr and reliable; good wages; steady employ merx Apply at once by mad to THE AMERICAN STANDARD ASPHALT CO., First and A U Louisville, Ky. . .; . , WANTEDGovernmcnt positions; more than 13,- - 000 appointments made last year; chances better for 19ui; examinations boon ia every ..State; Circular 12$, giving full particulars ai to positions, salaries, etc., snt free. Address NATIONAL CORRESPONDENCE INSTITUTE. Washington, D. C . WANTED Person 10 call on retail trade and acents for manufacturing bouse; local terri tory; salary $ia.70, ild wekly. and expense money advanced; previous experience unneces sary; business successiui; incios vt-ii-suuirwvu envelope, si AN UAitLt iiuldc, uiu., Chicago. WANTED Rookkei,er. also cashier, for large manufacturing corporation; young men pre ferred; character, aaaptability and energy more essential than business experience; excellent p-j-ortunitles for advancerm-nt ; salaries to atari, $30 and iz per week. Arply by letter, give refer ences, B. V. ,MFU. CO., r. kj. iiox iaitt, Tork. WANTED Recruits for the United States Ma rine Ccrns. able-bodied men of good character between the ages of 21 and 35 years, not less than fc feet 4 inches and not -over reel l inen in heirht. of ifood character and not addicted to the use cf liquor, must be citizens of the United b tat es or persons who . nave jegauy occiareu their intentions te become citizens, able to read and write English properly, as well as speak it. No minors or married men win De accepteu. This important branch of the Naval Service offers bPKClAL INDUCEMENT TO RECRUITS, as the law PROVIDES for the PROMOTION of WORTHY NONCOMMISSIONED OFFICERS to SECOND LIEUTENANTS. Marines are enlisted for a period of four yearh. and are generally stationed in targe cities, and are now serving in Cuba, Porto Rico, Manila and liuwn, and when sent to sea have a nne opportunity to see all part of the world. IJy from $13 to $44 per month. Clothing, board and medical attendance are provided In addition to pay. Apply at U. S. MARINE CORPS RECRUITING OFF1CK. Room 7J0 Newton Clay pool Dldg.. cor ner of Pennsylvania and Ohio streets. WANTED WEEK BEFORE EASTER, ' At Hauler's $3.93 Suit and Overcoat House, 227 Mass. av. Business is booming nd we have a bunch of the best ready-to-wear clothes in your city, not different to the $13. $1S and $20 suits shown downtown only In price. Our price la $9.a. We are absolutely sure of our grounds and the statements we make. You look at the grades at $15 Tl S 11 Then 'Ult T w, Lr n mi.. ..? yt I . . .. i. IKDIMUPDtJS I ' ' watifc juur luuucv it. we with the other fellows. They trv to iwcjs xuu. wnyi Because the firm exports them to sell you when you, look. It's different here. The firm don't want you to buy If you can't be suited, and I don't believe one In a hundred looks but what buys. So come on. Give us a show and you will be more than pleased. This is a little store, but the best place on carta to ouy ciotnes. " $3.93 Salt and Over coat notice . , 227 Massachu setts AvenueOpen evenings this week until 8 o'clock. WASTED FEMALE lltiLP. '.. WANTED Working housekeeper; family of three adults; references. Address Box 23, care the Journal. WANTED Learn proofreading, then earn $15 to $25 weekly. HOME CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOL, Philadelphia. - WANTED Plain writers; filling small blanks; rate, $25 per 1.000; addressed stamp envelope. LADIES' INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE, 161 Lasalle Bt., Chi ca gO; . WANTED A lady between forty and fifty years old to keep house and take care of two children; no washing. Call Sunday afternoon. 1S2S Applegate st. - . WANTED $20 per thousand copying letters; inclose stamp for copy of letter, instructions, etc. ; we have several lines of work. Address EAGLE WHOLESALE CO.. Chicago, 111. WANTED $30 per 1.000 copying short letters and returning to us; paper free; 5co-ehet lota to accepted copyists; send addrefsed stamped envelope. AMAZON CHEMICAL CO.. Desk fc3, Chicago. WANTED Energetic woman over 20 to collect and advertise old-established manufactory in Indiana; salary $18 paid weekly; expenses advanred; inclose self-addressed envelope. SMITH. Mgr., Star Bldg., Chicago." "WANTED HELP. WANTED Bookkeepers to learn the accountant's check-figure systems; prevents errors in posting, adding, multiplication; makes trial balances easy; full course taught by mall, $2. 11. A. GROFF AGENCY, Expect Accountants, Indianapolis. . , "WANTED AGEXTS. WANTED Read Hauger's head, "Male Help." Ea6ter ad. under WANTED We pay $28 a week and expenses to men with rigs to introduce Poultry Compound. INTERNATIONAL MFG. CO.. Parsons. Kan. WANTED $100 per month paid agents rvpresenting large Kentucky distillery; positions permanent. Address Agents Department. CONSUMERS' DISTILLING CO.. Louisville. Ky. WANTED Agents, we have a newpro position; big money maker; will Interest every Intelligent person; exclusive terriiovy; outfit free; write quick. NATIONAL ASSOCIATION. 20 Rial to Bldg., Chicago - WANTED Agents; out they go to organize and sell our North Dakota lands on commission; $5 to $12 per acre; best kind of sellers; safe, substantial; FREE COAL. WM. IL BROUN &, CO.. Mandan, N. D. WANTED SALES MEN. WANTED Traveler to work country trade; $1.000 per year and expenses. LOS ANGELES CIDER CO., St. Lou is. Mo. WAN TE D Tra v e 1 ing salesman for good territory; no technical knowledge, but active, allround hustler; established, high-rated house. F R. JENNINGS. Sales Mgr.. Detroit. Mich. WANTED Salesmen everywhere to handle "Engraved Show Cards;" every merchant buys from 6 to 60 on sight; samples. l)c. Particulars free. . SULLIVAN CO., 112 Maplewood av.. Chicago, 111. W ANTE D S O LI CIT O II. WANTED Grocery solicitor; references. LECK : CU., im w. Dixteema. WANTED- MISCELLANEOUS. WANTErPeople" tTfiui Vapor Oil Burners on exhibition at No. 122 E. Ohio sL; cook stoves and heaters; clean and cheap. VAPOR OIL BURNER CO. WANTED Dramatic school, practical tuition given; engagements secured for pupils when qualified; by letter or person. P. H. CLIFFORD Syy. New York st. ' WANTED Ladles and gentlemen New beglnners wishing to learn a good, first-class danc'nr act and get a good start, call PROF. RAYNO 2 West Ohio St.. Indianapolis. 'Phone lS7$i brown. WANTED , If you have anything to buy, sell or trade maks that fact known through the Sunday Journal vvant ads. You will get tht desired results. All advertisements inserted In these columns are charged , at the very low rate of S cents a line. Black or cash lines at the same price per line. Telephone 238 and your ad. will be called for. PERSONAL. PERSONAL White Olive cures corns. Main office, 8V E. Wash., Room 2. - At all druggists. OPTICAL SPECIALIST. EMERSON DRULEY. Office. 223 Massachu. ctts av. Eyes examined. G lasse furnished. LAUNDRY. UNION ' CO-OPERATIVE LAUNDRY N OS. 522-

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VITAL STATISTICS APRIL 4.

Marrlnire Licenses. John S. Rritlc and Aha May Pollard. William Miller anl Ethl Hensley. Thomas C. Davis and Millie 1 renne man. John W. I5urton and Carrie M. Linn. Thomas RoMnson and Martha Musgrave. J. R. French and Jan C. Ruchanan. William L. Leach and Lena York. Dlrtha. Jamee and Maud Miller. 1721 rroTct. tri. John and .Mcllle Green. 464 West Twelfth, glrL Walter and MatilJa Wilklns. 221 Wert Fourteenth, boy. . . James and Mary Swerny. U9 Spann. glrL Murray and Carrie Miller, 120 South Meridian girl. Oorre and Kate Wit. 1023 Nelson, boy. Sherman and Grace Birch, 1C12 North Arsenau boy. Fred and Henrietta Heyden. 13 Fenneman. toy William ani Caroline Oechman. KS Spion. glrL F. M. and Emma Thompson, 2C22 North Seaate. by. A. J. and Anna Ulrich. 96 IVlWontatne, glrL John and Clara Hoe an. Olga Cat. girl. Richard and Elisa Brown, Wl South New Jer sey, girl. . Deaths. Edward Schwab, forty-five years, ini tsane bosrttai. . . . Ann Mart'n. eighty-five years, im iariu. cerebral apoplexy. r-.. tv.Augustus loney. rineteen jvctrs, - w bas h. acute congestion. . Rosey Fomyer. thirty-nine years, 1320 Thaiman, consumption. . , Wi'llara Lentl-y. eeventy years, W South Delaware, consumption. Cathrlne Ish. seventy-eight yetfs. East ana Vermont. Fenülty. ' . Margaret Lynch, fifty-eight years, S40 East Georgia, liver complaint. " ' , Martha Conk'ln. seventy-seven years. Littla Sinter of the i"oor Hospital. nlUty. S. M. Frier wood, forty-eight years, HS North, Alabama, cerebral hemorrhage. : Fl'XEIIAL NOTICE. WILLIAMS Lafayette Williams. Friday. Aprix 3. 10 p. tn.. at his residence, ztzz vrst wwn. ington street. Funeral 2 p. m. Monday at n residence. MONUMENTS. MONUMENTS Krumshleld, 212 E. Ohio St. MONUMENTS M. H. Farrell. 241 West Washtngton st. Nw 'Phone 2418. MONUMENTS-A. DIENER. 443 E. VVashinrto. Tel. 2513. Branch works E. entrance Crown HU. FUNEKAL DinECTOUS. rtTrr-WTT irr a gov Undertakers. 13 W. Market L TL !. New 1164. ADAMS & KIÜEGER. Main 11W. Funeral directors. liaN.lH.Ladrattendant. JOHNSON. HASSLER & GEORGE. 57 Massachusetts av. New 'Phone SO. Old Mala liZO. ROTH 'PHONES VA. C. E. KRHOKU) SELLS A BIJ ItGLAR-PROOU: VAULT THAT GHOULS CANNOT BREAK. m N. DELAWARE ST. , FLANNER at BUCHANAN tUeensed embalmrs.) Can thlp diphtheria and scarlet fever. Lady embalroer for ladies and children. $20 N. Illinois street. Telephone C4L new or old. BURIAL VAULTS. BURIAL VAULTS American Burial Vault Co. manufactures a burial vault fhoul-procf anl water-tight. Indestructible; reasonable in prioez eold only to undr taken. Nw 'Phone XÄ& esMK Black 7212. YV. W. DUNN1NUTON, U Baldwin. SIKUAY ClIUHCil S Kit VICES, Ne r Cbnrch ChnpeL NEW CHURCH CHAPEL 623 North Alabams street. The. Rev. Willis L. Uladish. pastor. Sunday school, 9:90.. Worship and sermon. 11 o'clock. People's. THE PEOPLE'S CHURCH At the rropylaeura. Meeting Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock. Topic: "The Spirit of La w" -..The. public Is cordially Invited. E. A. Cantrell, pator. Spiritualism. . THE FIRST SPIRITUALIST CHURCH-Corner of Alabama and New York etreets. Sunday services at 10:42 a. m. and 7:45 p. m. Mrs. Anna, E. Glllple. of San Francisco, CaL, inspirational spt-aker and test medium, known from tho l'acific to the Atlantic, occupies the ros'ium. Lectures are followed by testa. Wednesday evening meeting at 7:4 o'clock. Ladies' Aid Social Thursday afternoon at the church. All welcoms. FINANCIAL. FINANCIAL Insur with FRANK SAWTElt FINANCIAL Read Hauger's Easter ad. under head. "Male Help." FINANCIAL J. H. PATTIÜÖN. U UoBumtöt place, for prompt loans. LOANS Money on mortgages. C F. bAYLLJ A CO., IZ7 fc-ast Aiarkt street. FINANCIAL Money to loan; private funds; lowest rate. D. W. COFFIN. 42 Lombard. FINANCIAI Money loaned on valuables; ca-k tor old gold. WARD tt CO.. 11 NV Mertaiast t. FINANCIAL Have your abstracts of title ,rspared by L. M. BROWN, ttira noor Lcmas Bldg; FINANCIAL 4 per cent, money on Lialaaapolia city property, or on city property In any countr seat town, or on farm property anywhere la Indiana; we use our own funds; no delay: partial payments. Call or aedres C N. WILLI A M3 t CO.. S-10 E. Market U . AN EASY WAY TO BORROW HONEY Come In and tell us how much money you want and how long you want it. Tell us who ycu aro and if you are working on a salary for a responsible firm; v, will let you have money on your own name without security, conndeatlaliy and without consulting your employer. lou can pay It back in small Installments as you prefer, weekly or monthly; no mortgage Is required; fair treatment and absolute secrecy guaranteed. INDIANA MORTGAGE AND 10AU C0HPANY Room 4, Lombard Bullding. 24& E. Washington st. CONCENTRATE YOUR OBLIGATIOnO. We" advance money to high-class employes t their personal note, without security or indorsement, in amounts from $10 to fJOO. Rates In proportion to risk. BOYD DTVTSTHENT CO. 927-924 Stevenson Building. Old Phone 422 Green. New Phone 22'9. FINANCIAL LOANS TO HONEST SALARIED PEOPLE Oil THEIR OWN NOTES. WITHOUT INDORSEMENT. STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL. . TOUR. EMPLOYER WILL NOT KNOTT. PAY WEEKLY On MONTHLY. LONGEST TIME. EASIEST PAYMENTS AND LOWEST RATES OF ANY COMPANY IN THE CITY. If you need money for any purpose you need not wait until you vi it up. but come to us; we can help you out. No advance c harre for investigation. Call and let us explain. SECURITY MORTGAGE LOAN CO.. 2U7-2C Indiah Trust building. Second floor. - FINANCIALPRIVATE LOANS MADE ON NEW PLAN. Any amount from $5 tip loaned on furniture, pianos, horses, wagons, etc., without removal, and tht same day you ask for lt.- No delay. Our rates are the lowest in the city. Payments arranged to suit you. Will accept all or any part of loan st any time, if desired, for payra rts. YOU GET FULL AMOUNT ASKED FOR. NO CHARGES TAKEN OUT IN ADVANCE. Remember we make no inquiries " of your neighbors and friends. nor do we publish your transaction Our treatment I always courteous and liberal.' REMEMBER. It coats you nothing to get our rates. Positively no charge unless loan is made. PRIVATE OFFICES. All business strictly conSdentlaL THE INDIANAPOLIS MORTGAGE AND LOAN COMPANY. Ol JJ 1 'hone ML Room 19. 147 S. Market EL FINANCIAL " Money to Loan On furniture, plartos. hones, warons. store fig tures. etc.. without removal. This is the company that was organized to furnuh money at tho leweet )OMlble rates. Try our building association plan, payable In fifty equal meekly payments. $25.00 weekly payments only f .43 $0.00 weekly payments only L20 , Other amounts la same proportion. We also make loans on watches, diamonds, etc. Also to salaried people on their individual not. BUSINESS STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL. CENTRAL LOAN COMPANY. Room 2C3 Stevenson Building. (15 E. Washington Street) Second Floor Old 'Phone tlS2 Front Tteovn, STORAGE. oth Yf nV Hrtnlr Transfer and rl houss and safe movers; heavy kaullnt et all kinds. Hi & Delaware st. Tslephoce K.i. Bt13raIiE -The Union Transfer and L.-rr- J Company, corner East Ohia st. aad Unk.;j tracks: cr.ly first -class storage solicited. Caiizrr and packing. l'honeT25. " ßTtViLVa'DlNDiÄNA STORAGE AND THAN?? FEU CO.. 27.Ua square fet of spac; fireproof, electric elevators; office. 3C9 TL Whla ton St.; cheapest place la tht city, fcoü 'pfcoscy ÄS. LEW 6HANK.

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