Indianapolis Journal, Volume 54, Number 66, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 March 1904 — Page 9

PAKT ONE.

TITE INDIANAPOLIS JOURNAL, SUNDAY, MARCH 6, 1904.

THE WAR IN THE EAST

West, Xorth and Sonth That Sinnrt't Dyspepsia Tablets Arc YVnxins? Asain! All Komm of Stomach Trouble, ( an Only Cud One Way. Dyspepsia Will Be Driven Off the Earth. The great and effective work of Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets ) no longer confined to America. They are being used now all ovr the world, for their fame has sprea.l throughout foreign countries and they cure dyspepsia in all lands and all climates jtast as well as they do at home. In tact, surroundings and conditions nerer interfere with the successful work of Stuart s Dyspepsia Tablets, not even the conditions of the stomach itself. They go ahead in their own natural way, regardless of the stomach, and digest the food that tne bad stomach cannot digest, and permit that organ to do just as it pleases, rest up, take a vacation. gt well or what-not. The stomach, however, always makes it a point to get well when it has nothing else to do. That's what stomachs always have done and will continue to do when they have the opportunity. A prominent Detroit physician says: "I prescribe Stuart s Dyspepsia Tablets for all cases of stomach trouble. I hiv tried many prescriptions. Including a number of my own, but find nothing that gives such universal relief as this remedy. They are natural, harmless and thoroughly effective In their work, and whlje I have a natural antipathy to patent modicinca, I do not hesitate to prescribe and recommend Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets on all occasions."' Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are for sale by all druggists at fifty cents a box. They are so well Known and their popularity is o great that a druggist would as soon think of being out of alcohol or quinine. The above testimonial of the physician is no exception. In fact, physicians are prescribing them all over the land and If your own doctor Is real honest with you he will tell you frankly that there is nothing on earth so good for dyspepsia as Stuart s Dyspepsia Tablets. MORMON SMITH TO CONGRESS POLYGAMY IS E OF IIS (CONCLUDED FROM FIRST PAGE.) to clothe and care for your children that had been born before polygamy became a crime?" "Because my wives are like all other women. It is necessary to maintain peace, harmony and good-will between myself ;.nd my good wives. That is the kernel in the nut. That is why I have chosen not to obey the laws of my State prohibiting polygamous relations. THE CHURCH GAVE HIM HIS WIVES. "The church gave me my wives and I do not think the ch'.rch could be consistent in taking them a -a y." said Mr. Smith in answer to a question as to why he did not agree to the Woodruff manifesto. "The Lord glveth and the Lor taketh." quoted Senator Bailey from the Scriptures. Continuing the Senator said it appeared that polygamous cohabitation is forbidden by both the law of the land and the law of the church, as laid down in the Woodruff manifesto, and. addressing the witness, he asked: "Then, as head of the church, you sre violating the laws of the land, and the ordinances of your church as well." "Not the ordinances," said Mr. Smith. "Well, the law. then." "No. The rule," said the witness. "The rule, after all. is the law of conduct," said Senator Bailey. "I was only trying to emphasise what the revelations are. I don't know as much about nice distinguishments in religion as I hope to about the law, but it appears that both the rule of the church and the law of the land forbade polygamous conduct and you. as the head of the church, violated both." "I will not quarrel with the senator about that," the witness replied. Later ho raid that Senator Bailey's a3sumption was correct. In reply to Senator Overmsn Mr. Smith aid the revelation of the manifesto of 1S90 had not beeW published in the latent edition of doctrine and covenants, but that this was an oversight and would be corrected. Replying to Chairman Burrows. Mr. Smith aid that in does not teach polygamy, and added: "I am not openly and obnoxiously practicing unlawful polygamy." "How could you better teach polygamy than by practicing it?" Mr. Burrows continued. The reply was: "I am not practicing polygamy. I am practicing polygamous conduct, which is not polygamy. Polygamy is plural marriage and I have tket no plural wives since the manifesto of 1S90." Replying to a question from Senator Overman Mr. Smith said the pamphlet containing the manifesto did not state in terms that it was a revelation from God, but that the statement was made that it was published by authority of the church, whic'i was sufficient. It then appeared that the manifesto had not been put in as evidence and Mr. Tayler then introduced it with other documents. A few Minutes before the time for adjournment arrived a phntngr ipk r appeared with a huge camera and was about to focus It upon the committee and its distinguished winesses. but Senator Dillingham objected. Chairman Burrows' Faiid nn photograph would be taken without the consent of the committee. The photographer then left The committee then adjourned until Monday morning. CIRCULARS IX THE INTEREST Of SHOOT CHICAGO. March 5.-Circulars of the Zion's Co-operative Mercantile Institution. of Utah, bearing on the Smoot case, and sent out from Salt Lake City, have been received in Chicago. The full text of the circulars follows: "From .ion's Co-operative Mercantile Institution. Salt Ltke City, Utah: "Gentlemen Once more the country la being disturbed by an anti-Mormon agitation, the purpose In view being the expulsion from the United States Senate of Heed Smoot. a senator from Utah, who was duly sleeted and seated, notwithstanding the disturbance created at the time by over-zealous and mistaken religious enthusiasts. "It is conceded by his opponents thnt Senator Smoot is not. and never has been polygamist; that his persona! character Is beyond reproach; that nothing can be alleged against him except that he is an apostle In the Mormon Church. "The hostile public sentiment has been fomented by a coterie of sectarian ministers in this city whose heated harangues have excited religious circles until appeals to their reason, justice and Christian tolerance seem to be in vain. "Senator Smoot is a director in this institution, is a thorough business man, and Is lndentifled with a number of Utah enterprises which have relation with the manufacturing and mercantile world. He la a representative man. and no constitutional or rational objection can be raised against him. The present commotion is injurious to the buslne.-s Interests of this institution and of tlis State. It hinders the influx of capital and obstructs commercial progress. We, Um refore. appeal to you for such J proper aid as you may be aM-1 to render, n preventing the wrong that would be done to Utah if the present demand should prevail against the right of a State of the Union to freely choose its own representatives In the national Congress. "A word from you to the senators from your State to strengthen them in resisting the force of religious prejudice certainly would receive due consideration and It would be in the in tares! oi repvbttcmji principle, of civil and riglus liberty and of this entire Nation as well as the State of Utah." This is signed by Jneph F. Smith. John R. Winder. Anthony II. Lund, John Henry Smith. William H. Mclntyre, Henry Dlnwoodev. Thom.i.s c. Webber. A. W. Carlson, John R. Dames. Ottjt-rt f the Circulars. SALT LAKE, Utah. March 5.-T. G. Weber, business manager of Zion's Co-operative Mercantile Institution, which ha3 branches In ail th principal tours and cities of Utah, confirmed the report today that circulars had ln sent out by that Institution to large busir- s houses In th- ::.i-t and elsewhere, with which it has larg. de .lings, bearing on the Reed Sri tirfht "The circulars were sent out either in December or January. I ! n t r:i..-ml.. ; the exact date," .said Mr. W ! ; "TiCirculars asked the firms addressed to investigate the Heed Smoot matter dispassionately, and If satisfied that he was in the right, to request th -ir senators to .1. what they could for him. That was all. They did not s.sk flatly that senatum be viuebted to uac their luilucucc."

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BUSINESS

PROSPECTIVE CONDITIONS OF REALJSTATE MARKET Dealers Believe the Spring Months Will Bring Unusual Activity.

PERMITS AND TRANSFERS Indications in the real-estate: market point to an active spring, and last week opened the season with an encouraging number of sales of more than average magnitude. Nine of these average in value over $15,000. and the total transfers for the week amounted to over $300,000. Real estate-dealers generally express confidence of an active and succesful season. A number of large deals are reported to be pending, that are expected to be closed within a week or two. The large property on the east side of Meridian street, north of Fall creek, has been sold by Joseph W. Selvage to Jesse Fletcher, for a consideration of $25.000. Mr. Fletcher also purchased of Mr. Selvage and wife property on Meridian street, near Thirtieth street, for $10,500. Henry II. Dollman has purchased of Louis H. Levey and wife a piece of property on the west side of Meridian street, near Nineteenth, for $13,000. THE DAILY RECORD OF TRANSFERS, MORTGAGES Trims fers. Monday $77.930.00 Tuecday 17.y2l.63 Wednesday 12.449.00 Thursday 75,786.00 Friday 91.ni.00 Saturday 2S.167.80 Totals $303,985.43 Mortgages. Monday $14.2.00 Tuesday 19.299.73 Wednesday 11,126.57 Thursday 14.292.90 Friday 7.52X.U0 Saturday 22,780.00 Totals $89,929.20 RnilrilnK Permits. Monday ... Tuesday ... Wednesds y Thursday .. Friday .... Saturday .. Totals ... $6,650.00 4.2O0.00 9.875.00 20.910.110 5.130.00 7.3.V. Hj .$63,115.00 MUCH DAMAGE WROUGHT BY PERU EARTHQUAKE Lima, Callao and Chorillos Felt Shock in Its Greatest Severity Railway Blocked. NEW YORK, March 5. Only one person was killed, but many walls fell and much damage was done by the earthquake, which occurred Friday, says a dispatch from Lima, Peru. One of the structures seriously affected was the Cathedral. Its right tower was cracked and much damage was done to statues and works of art. Scarcely a house In the city escaped damage. Doors and windows were opened and reshut by the tremors. Roofs were dislodg d and pictures, mirrors and glassware in shops were destroyed. The balconies of a large part of the buildings in the city tumbled to the ground. A dispatch from Chorillos says that the earthquake was more destructive there thfn in Lima. It cracked the walls of churches and destroyed pictures, statues and crockery. In Callao walls of numerous houses fell, while the docks and the iron bridge suffered seriously. Traffic on the Central Railway was stopped by rocks falling on the track. COMBINE FORMED BY ELECTRIC COMPANIES Bullock and Allis-Chalmcrs Companies Enter Into a Business Consolidation. MILWAUKEE, Wis., March 5. The Evening Wisconsin to-day says: The AllisChalmers Company has comh'ned with the Bollock Electric Manufacturing Company of Cincinnati, whereby the business of the latter concern Is taken over to be conducted as that of a single interest. The Bullock company will be conducted as heretofore by its present management under the form of the Bullock, Kh etiv a I Manufacturing Company, organized under the laws of Ohio. George Bullock will be president and George Neaze vice president. Both are of Cincinnati. This combination will giw the AllisChalmers Company the facilities of a well organized electric manufacturing company and thjt Bullock company will have its output constructed by the Allis-Chalmers Company. MONUMENT OF SAVIOR AS A PEACE OFFERING Argentina and Chile to Unveil It at an Altitude of 20,000 Feet Above Sea Level. SANTIAGO, Chile, March 5. On Sunday. March 13. a monument representing the Savior will be unveiled on the summit of tho Cordillerax, 20,000 feet above sea level, as a token of the gratitude of Argentina and Chile at the maintenance of peace between the two countries. The civil and military officials and clergy Will be present at tho ceremony and a salute of 101 guns will be rtred. FOIt SALE-HEAL ESTATE. REAL ESTATE INDIANA TRUST CO. REAL. ESTATE- S-e display ad. of Boulevard Park on Page 4. REAL ESTATE Double house; HaughvllleT $300 cash, rest like rent. Call 217 Majestic. REAL ESTATE Six-H";'.'. cottage on Hojrt av.; price. $2,000. It. ARlil' KLE. 4 Lemcke. REAL ESTATE Four-: "'ir. house, n ortheast. $T; $600 cash, balance easy. CRAWFORD, IVj E. Washington: HEAL E: and ml No. 110 I tisure with J. s Cruse, "old adjustment. its." Prompt Market. REAL ESTATE New cot tag-. near Shelby, five rooms. C. CO . 1.7 E Market st. Woodlawn av.. V. SA Y EES A REAL ESTATE Eighty-foot corner on Prospect; business house and residence, cheap; make us an offer. CRAWFORD. S' E. Washington. REAL ESTATE Two lots, Keystone av.. near St. Clair. i. : .i t nonresident; make us an ofr-r. C. y SAYLES A CO.. 127 E. Markt St. REAL ESTATE $S,Mt; modern brick dwelling. II rooms. College av.. near Thirteenth; coat fg. SO. C V SATLES A CO.. UT E. Market at. REAL ESTATE- For sal. New 5-rooin cottage on Woodlawn av. nar Shelby. C F. SAYLES ft CO.. 127 E. Market st. REAL ESTATE For sale: $C.30O; modern brick rssidetuc. 12 looira; College av., near IXth st. C. F. SAY I. ES C . 1X7 E. Market st. REÄE ESTATE A :-nom house, six" acres of ground. 2 ac:cs of orchard, one mile from trolley line; $1.27ü. CRAWFORD. 8 E. Waah-inr-ri. REAL EST AT.: . vacant lot. s. State av.. near Plecsant run; Lel -nzs to nonro.-ld.-nt . C. V. SALES & CO.. 127 E. make tis an offer Market. REAL ESTATE For i seres; near Southport; fruit, etc.; price $2.500. ile: Fine garden. 20 good house and barn, M. ARBUCKLE. 424 LoT.icke. REAL ESTATE Eight-room hoase. Eleventh street. iar Collejp avenue; ?2.75ii; $575 cash, balane. $tl per month. CRAWFORD, E. Washington. W REAL ESTATE Bast-front lot. MartVndale av.,' iitai . th i.. oaner nonreaalent and must sU: price. $350; this Is a snap. 1NIV1ANA TRUST COMPANY.

FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE. REAL ESTATE New double house on Bellefontalne St.; & good rooms and bath each; price. S3. 400: rnts tor $33 per month. M. ARBfi'KLE. 4:'4 Lemcke. REAL ESTATE Fine, nine-room house; North Capitol v.; Improved street; was sold for tUM; owner will take $2.500; going to California. A. BROWN. 47 South IllinoiJ st.

REAL ESTATE For sale or trade: 240 acres. Putnam county; running water year round; will give excellent trade city property. O. T. BY RAM. 24 Unity building. 147 E Market. REAL ESTATE For aale: Several good building lota. New Jersey St.. Alabama St.. College av., Ashland av. C. F. SATLES & CO.. 127 E. Market at. REAL ESTATE For aale: Vacant ground. Keystone av.. near St. Clair; belongs to nonresident; will sell cheap. C. F. SATLES CO.. 127 E. Market st. REAL ESTATE For sale: Good Investment; East 10th St.. near Alabama, lot. 55x130; rents for $76 per month. For terms see JOHN WOCHER A BRO.. 2 N. Penn. at. REAL ESTATE For sale or trade: Farm, t miles from courthouse; 80 acres; 8-room house, thiee good springs; all under cultivation. O. T. BYRAM, 24 Unity building. 147 E. Market st. Tel. 3273. REAL ESTATE For sale or trade: 2414 N. Illinois St., 13 rooms, bath, furnace, barn, cement waiks: trade equity for cottage at a bargain. O. T. BT RAM, 24 Unity building. 147 E. Market st. Telephone 3273. REAL E3TATE $200 will buy nearly one-fourth acre ground. 50x21 2 Vi. near Thirty-eighth st., square west of Illinois car line; building up with nice homes fast; $10 down, 0 a month. A. B HOW N, 47South minois st. REAL ESTATE Let ua show you North Illinois property, eight rooms, bath, closfts, furnace, electricity; nothing missing to make complete home; eat front; $3.i00 ill handle It; bargain. J. F. MCORMICK A CO., 1017 Law building. REAL ESTATE A substantial three-story brick block; actual rents paid in last year, $1.722; expenses very low; price, $16,000; want an offer. Investigate this If you are looking for an excellent investment. INDIANA TRUST COMPANY. REAL ESTATE-For sale: 11-room house; built one year; Talbott av., near 2"th st. ; a bargain; W,w00. JOHN VYOCHER & BRO. . 22 N. Penn. st. REAL ESTATE A line double, modern, east front, rental property; 20 rooms; 7 squares Denison House, $C,24u; rental $624. Dwelling, Pennsylvania, near St. Clair; 10 rooms; modern, $5.500. A central block, $125,000. Another lluQ.OOO. R. M. RALSTON. 143 East Market. VOR SALE 160 acres, near Indianapolis; 1'4 miles from interurban and railroad station on good road; good land; fine residence; good outbuildings; Rood community; at a great bargain if sold by March 20; former price $115 per acre. JNO. B. HOLTON, 12 When building. Indianapolis, Ind. REAL ESTATE Fine Washington street block. near Capitol avenue, $42.oX). Another near Illinois street on Washington. $50.000. A very fine Massachusetts avenue block. $20,000. A splendid flat location, southwest corner of New Jersey and North, iOxllf; very chtap. R. M. RALsTuN, 143 Eat Market. REAL ESTATE Fine, comparatively new. threestory Washington street business block; will pay 8 per cent, net on $1"'."00. A well-located central corner of fine rentals $30.00. paying $:;.) Ker year. A first-class hunch of corner modern OUSes, I1C.8M; rental $1,620. R. M. RALSTON. 14S East Maiket. lTSXn ESTATE For sale. 40 acres good, level land, at Bridgeport, on the Plainneld line, only 20 minutes' ride from Illinois and Washington; four-room house, good ham. large chicken-house, good orchard, large frontage on electric line; this farm Is offered for few days at special bargaln. I NDI A NA TRUST CO. REAL ESTATE INDIANA TRUST CO. SELLS TEAL ESTATE. COLLECTS RENTS. WRITES FIRE INSURANCE. REAL ESTATERENTAL INVESTMENTS. New property. Twelfth and Bevllls, to pay 11 per cent. New doublo cottage on Harris St.. to pay II per cent. O. T K7RAM. 24 Unity Bldg.. 147 E. Market. Tel. JJ273. REAL ESTATE On acre of ground; sevenroom house, newly painted; two large verandas, front and rear; good cellar, two good wells, cistern, henhouse, barn; rich soil; on car line, niM-th. right in the main growth of city; a big bargain ; must sell; located Thirty-ninth and Pennsylvania sts. Call on MRS. KATIE BRYANT'S NEW STUDIO, 32 W. Washington treet. REAL ESTATE For sale: 130 acres, nne farm. near New Augusta; well improved and bargain; only $100 per acre. 220 ceres, near Unionville, Monroe Co. ; fine for sheep; $2,500. 181 acres. Monroe Co. ; plenty of good saw timber; fine farm: $20 per acre. WINKS. HUSTON & CO., j 201 Law Bldg. REAL ESTATE N. Meridian, modern brick dwelling $13,000 E. 11th. near Bellefontaine 2.500 E. Wash., brick block, yr. rental $1,152.... 12,500 Nelson st., lots, near Woodlawn 400 And other choice bargains. J. S. CRCSE, HQ E. Market. REAL ESTATE RY RAM'S BARGAINS. Lot N. Illinois, east front, .vouth Twentyfourth st.; nil Improv'.'ments paid IjLjfM 160x150, Central av., Irvington. cement walks; one-half price 800 LqL Twenty-fifth and Rural L'5 Talbott av., near Nineteenth; hot water heat 4,250 O. T. P.YRAM. 24 Unity Bldg.. 147 E. Market. Tel. 3273. REAL ESTATE Farms: 174 acres, 16 miles of city, rich, productive sugar-tree and walnut land; thoroughly tiled, one of the beät fenced farms in the State; telephone, rural m:iil service; fine, 10-room house, cellar, large b..rn, well selected orchard; an ideal grain and stock farm. 82 acres, well Improved, In same neighborhood. 120 acres, good house and barn; well drained and fenced; splendid land. 12 miles from cltv; prices reasonable. J. M. MARK LEY, 407 Law Bldg. REAL ESTATE BOULEVARD PARK. Eetween Twenty-eighth and Thirtieth Sts. Talbott-av. lota $630 Delaware-st. lots 650 Alabama-st. lots 6"0 New Jersey-st. lots 650 $25 cash, balance $10 per month. Abstract with each lot. No taxes until YjQö. Qrastast bargain in city to-day. BOULEVARD LAND co., 1131 State Life Building (formerly Stevenson Building), New 'Phone 470. FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE oinr THEY GO OUT THEY GO OUT THEY GO To own a good North Dakota farm for $S.50 per acre; easy payments; free 16o-acre homestead adjoining; very productive soil, excellent water, best grasses, tree coal, healthiest climate; look where you will, then come and se ns and we will soon sell you a farm. Call write for map and facts WM H. BROWN O., Mandnn. N. D.. or M Lasalle st., Chicago. GEO. MARTIN, general ageut. 830 N. Illinois st . Indianapolis. Ind. REAL ESTATE $26.000 Brick corner buxiness property. South Meridian St.. north Union Station. Leased one tenant. 5 years, $1,S00 per year. Good condition. Lots. Temple av., one-half square south of East 10th st. Each 46x160. Owner, nonresident, Instructs us to sell. $10.000 Double brick and stone dwelling, with brick and Ktone stable, new. West New York St.. near Statehouse. paying over 10 per cent, net and always rented. $5,000 New business property, large lot, Indlanu av.. occupied by saloon, can lease at $45 per month for ten years. $50.000 Brick business property, near corner Illinois and Washington sts.. now rented tor $:.'. 81 per yeai, except basement, which will bring $420 per year additional. Now paying over 6 BSC cent, net and can be made to pay net 8 per cent. W. E. STEVENSON, 126 E. Market St. REAL ESTATES' ME REAL-ESTATE BARGAINS. Ala.. De Kalb Co.. 160 A. & lmpts. Ala.. Lee Co., plantation, yk) A., impts. N. W. T.. Asslniboia. near Drink water. 640 A. Denver. Cherry Creek Gardens, fine res.. 10 A. Fla . Columbia Co., 4.000 A., partly timber. Fla., nr. Thonotosasso, 10 A., orange grove. Ga.. Washington Co., 75 A. 4fc impts. 111.. Naples, good dwel. A lots. Chicago. 3 finely located bldg. lots. Ky , Oldham Co.. ;:" A. & impts. Me.. St. George, fine 17-r. res.. 5 A. Minn.. Jackson Co.. 120 A. A impts. Mo.. Canoll Co., 120 A. oil & gas land, splendid prospects; natural conditions make developm nt easy. M . Lawrencetown. res. A 6 lots, suitable for physician or blacksmith, finely located. Nebr.. York Co., excellent 160 A. farm. N. II.. Sullivan Co., 5 A. A lmpts N. Y.. Yonkers. fine 1'3-r. res., Elinor PL N. Y., Chautauqua Co . tine farm. M A. I Li Smithtown, Suffolk Co., 5 A. land. Buffalo. I fine lots. Elk St N. C. Davidson A Forsyth Cos.. 112 A., lmpts. Ohio, Troy. S r. res.. 4V A. Ohio. Warren Co.. 172 A. & lmpts. Ohio. Ashtabula, good i-r. house A lot. Pa.. Northumberland Co., excellent 42 A. farm. Pa.. Beach Bottom T.vp.. 15-r. res., 21 A. Pa., Backs Oa.. fine farm. 50 A. Pa., Vandergrtft. good 7-r. house A lot. Pa.. S uith Sharon, good 7-r. house Ac lot. Pa.. Ridley Park, magnificent 17-r. res. R. I.. Providence Co.. 225 A. A impts. Mi n ; his. beautifully located suburban res. lot. LT1 .h. t'tah Co.. 37 A., lmpts.; 1 share water stock: A A. orchard; near Prr. .. Vt . Chittenden Co., valuable mineral springs property. 14 A.; splendid location for hotel or sanitarium ; excellent investment. V.t . rwhaian and Cumberland Cos.; two tarnt.. 2'' A A 202 A . rpvtlvely. Wash.. Thurston Co.. 1 A., timberland. Wis.. Adarns Co.. fine farm. 160 A. W. AL UÖT1U..NDL1 .. A. BLDG.. PH1LA.

FOR SALE-FARMS.

REAL ESTATE-rSee display ad. of Boulevard Park on Page 4. REAL ESTATE For sale: Farm. 80 acres. 10 miles aoutheast. one to electric line: good 8room hous, good burn, sandy sugar-tree soil; price. $75 per acre; possession immediately. M ARBUCKLE, 424 Lemcke block. FOR SALK PATENTS. PATENTS See display ad. of Boulevard Park on Page 4. PATENTS FOR SALE Combination seed planter and fertilizer; made cheaply; outright or territory. Ladies' and children's cutting system; has won medals: outright or tights tor sale. Motor sled; big novelty and a winner; simple and cheap. Pile block; a proven success; worth investigating Steam boiler; radically different from others; better than any. Educational contrivance for teaching fractions; cheap and instructive. Nut lock; has no third piece; can be made very Write C. C. ANDERSON, 424 Fourth av., Pittsburg, Pa. PIANOS AND JUSKAL INSTRUMENTS. PIANOS See display ad. of Boulevard Park on Page 4. . PIANOS FOR SALE St in way & Son's upright grand. slightly shop-worn; their regular $too size, this week $471 Cabinet grand Huntington piano, beautiful burl walnut case; big bargain at $230; easy te-rms. Very fine Steinway ft Son's rquare grand piano; has beautiful tcne; big bargain at $120. L pright Emerson piano. 7 1-3 octaves; good tone; $150, $10 down and $0 per month. Fine Krakauer Bros.' piano, mahogany case; we have used this instrument for concert work, but is as good hs new; price, $2.90; terms. $15 down and $S per month. $220 buys a fine Regent piano, used, but in fine condition; this Is a genuine bargain; terms, $10 down and $ per month. Look over this list of used pianos: 1 Steinway & Son's upright $475 1 Steinway & Son's square 1C 1 Emerson upright 150 1 Kimball upright 155 1 Brown piano, oak case 275 1 Krakauer piano 290 1 Regent piano 220 1 Laffargue piano 225 1 Ernest Gabler 125 1 McCatnmon piano 60 1 Leland, oak case 165 1 Huntington piano, walnut case 235 PEARSON'S PIANO HOUSE CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED. 134-3i N. Pennsylvania St. FOR SAL M ISIELLAMÜÜUS. FOR SALE See display ad. of Boulevard Park cn Page 4. KOK SÄLE Or rent: Invalid and reclining chairs. W. D. ALLISON CO.. 905 N. Alabama. FOR SALE Tailor's fine folding mirror; a bargain if taken at 0O0S. Address 1203 Sterling st. FOR SALE A fine show case 12 fe t ; suitable for notions or millinery; a bargain. 1203 Sterling st. FOR 8ALE Typewriters, all make?, $5 up. Machines rented, $2.50 per month. TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE I Monument nl. TYPEWRITERS 35 VARIETIES. Don't overlook this opportunity. We have a carload of second-hand typewriters for sale or rent. All standard makes for IV, and upward. Machines rented at f.'l per month and kept In repair. THE W. B. MORRISON CO., 4i North Pennsylvania street. FO It SAL K' A CARD LIKE THIS Every Sunday for one year costs bu'. $1.95 per month. The Journal wnnt page is profitable to the advertiser and reader.

O. 13. GREGORY Phones: ir2 Stock n.w Flour 1524 an, Foods i?i Feed SpeMain Groceries, Cigars 20Ä6 and Tobacco cjajty 27 North Alabama Street

FOR SALE OR TRADE. FOR BALI OR TRADE See display ad. Boulevprd Park on Page 4. of FOR SALI: OR TR.M U A complete home; Morton Place, fronting Central av.; nine rooms, bath, dust proof room in attic, separate toilet, every modern convenience ; would consider exchange for small rentals. J. F. M'CORMICK & CO.. 1017 Law buil ling. AtCTIOX SALE. AUCTION SALE See display ad. of Boulevard Park on Page 4. AUCTION BALE Burnett A Kimble, one-horse transfer. 'Phone lx. Main 803. AUCTION KALB G. W. McCuruy, real estate and general auctioneer. No. 2J West Washington. Foit Ki;T-iiis;:s. FOR RENTMI Paj," 4. -See display ad. of Boulevard Tark FOR RENT liil Central av.. eight rooms, modern, hardwood lloors. hot-water heating, fine yard. Apply 1.V Central. FOR RENT-HOUSES. 92S Keystone av 1614 Broadway. 10 rooms, modern 52S W. Maryland. 5 rooms r,.1i W. Maryland. 5 rooms 641 N. l'ine. 5 rooms No. 3b West St. Joe. 6 rooms, flat No. Store ai d Office Rooms. .$20.00 . CM . Ml . 9.00 . 10.00 9 and 11 Hubbard b eck $10.00 C. F. SAYLES & CO.. 127 F:. Market st. FOR RENT 926 N. Illinois st.. 10 rnrns. mod., barn.. $00.00 13l" N. Illinois st., 8 rooms, mod., barn 30.00 157 E. Twentieth St., 9 rooms; mod.; hot water heat 32. .V) 2176 N. Pennsylvania St., 9 rooms; modern; hot water heat 30.00 1003 Park ave., 10 rooms; bath; barn 2... 00 2406 N. Cauitol ave., 8 rooms; mod.; barn.. -20.00 1409 E. Market St.. 8 rooms; bath 15.00 11S5 Spruce st., 6 rooms; bath 15.00 i:23 Broadway. 5 rooms 15.00 740 Fletcher live., 7 rooms 16.00 4 B. Michigan, 5 rooms; bath 25.00 347 Jefferson ave.. 6 rooms; bath; furnace.. 20. 00 FLATS. "Lindsey." 3 rooms; bath: ränge; No. 6.. 1S.50 STORES. 433 Massachusetts ave., good storeroom; basement; 3 living rooms. THE UNION TRUST CO. FOR 11KNT Houses for Rent. 723 North East .$15.00 . 20.00 . 20.00 . 17.00 . 80.86 . 150 . 14 00 . U M . 12.50 . 10.00 . 10.00 . H ;0 . 10.00 . 9.50 . 8.00 . 7.00 . 7.00 . 7.00 L'i8 w. ivortn St., t r 1307 Broadway. 9 r 2X33 Bellefontaine. 6 r 214 W. North 1218 Bellefontaine. 9 r öl E. New York. 5 r 1131 Fletcher ev.. 9 r 749 Virginia av.. 3 r 410 W. 17th St.. 4 r 90 Colorado av., 5 r 92 Colorado av., 5 r 312 W. Michigan, 3 r 330 Bradxhaw, 5 r 1214 W. 25th St.. 9 r 741 Virginia aw. 2d floor. 3 r 96 Belmont av., r 410 Toledo. 3 r 924 Belmont av., 3 r 1 18th st. and North weste-n av., colored tenant Offices and Storerooms. 6.00 6.50 22-21 W. Gonrjtia, 4th floor 8-24 W. Georgia. 5th floor 21' -24 W Ge'trsia. tith floor 2106 N. Senate av., bowiing alley 322-24 W. list st THE MA R ION TRUST CO.. No. J E. Market il $41.06 2-3 UM 1-3 S.M l. ;,.() FOR R i:l-ROOMS. FOR RENT Sc display ad. of Boulevard Park on Page 4. FOR RENT Nicely board; gentleman p SSd back room, with d. 42S N. Alabama. 1 OR REN r. FOR RENT See display ad. of Boulevard Park on Page 4. FOR RENT Hotel Hendry for rent at once. Addrns L. A. HENLiiV. Angola. Ind. AatCHsTKCT. ARCH ITE"T Pee display ad. of Boulevard Park on Page 1. ARCHITECT 8. A. HASTINGS. Central Truft Luildipg. N. "Phone 4s. :illKOPODIT. CI 1 1 R IPO 1ST See display ad. of Boulevard t ': J!i CHIROPODH1S WSSSh and wife. sntUepuo chUropoUidts. Room 39. M N. Mciidua U

WANTED MALE HELP.

WANTED See display ad. of Boulevard Park onPagejL W ANTE !" Any person to distribute our sample; $1.M dally; steady. EMPIRE. 3523 G:and boulevard. Chicago. W ANT E D Boy about 14 years sM fW SäuS office; mutt have wheel. Address, In own handwriting, Hox 1,1. care Journal. WÄ NTED-I2S secures s business clearing $5 dally no matter where you are. Write or call after 5 p. m. Bog 154, care of Journal. WANTED A commercial engraver. Send samples and state salary' expected to LOL'LSVTLLE LITHOGRAPHIC CO., 22 Second St.. Louisville. Ky WANTED DETECTIVES; every locality; good salary; experience unnecessary. INTERNATIONAL DETECTIVE AGENCY. Milwaukee. Wis. WANTED Two hundred more union plasterers can be used on world's fair grounds. St. Louis, at $6 per day; no strike or trouble. Appiy at grounds NELSON CHE8MAN A CO. WANTED Men make good Income growing mushrooms at home, spare time; we supply spawn freo. Send addressed envelope. FLOKENCE PUB. CO.. 119 Nassau st.. New Tork. WANTED A St. Louis drug socially manufacturer wants Indianapolis resident manager capable making $2.500 year; hustler required; experience unnocessarv. Address MANUFACTCEER. 816A Pine st , St. Louis. Mo. WANTED Representative, one for city and ore outside, by New York mercantile house. Education and neat appearance indispensable. Salary snd commission to right man who can produce results. Specialty salesman preferred. Address Box l."3. care Journal. WANTED If you are In need of a position or desire to employ male or female help advertise In the Journal. If you are a subscriber to the Journal and do not find It convenient to call at the office you may telephone your advertisement and it will be charged to your account. 5 cents for each seven words or any part thereof. WANTED Boys with wheels to devote two or three hours after school each day. For further particulars call at Journal office between i:20 and 6 p. m. WANT EDGENTLEMAN OF CHARACTER AND AMBITION TO REPRESENT U8 IN SELLING FINE CONSUMING AND CLUBHOUSE TRADE; ABILITY AND SUCCESS WILL BE GENEROUSLY 1'AID FOR; EXPERIENCED AND TACTFUL WINE SALESMAN CAN HAVE PERJauvNENT POSITION: GIVE US REFERENCE AND HISTORY AND TERRITORY. ADDRESS BOX Li. CARE THE JOl'RNAL. WANTED tJov. to work on Sunday Journal routes. Two cents' profit on every taper so'd. Regular customers are eas'ly obtained since the two colored supplements have been added. One four-page comic and one four-page home supplementtwice as many pages in color as any other Indianapolis paper furnishes. 3G to 40 pase3 every' Sunday. Papers can be bought at the office or from any of the following substations: Bassett. Sk)4 Massachusetts av. Hoshour, 2-d and College av. Scott, ICth and Illinois sts. Coval, 1612 E. Washington. Vail. 1044 Virginia av. Neff. 1350 Shelby. Neer, 940 S. Meridian. Walcott New York and Bright C. K. Stewart. 233 E. 10th. Money will be refunded for unsold papers returned. WANTED FEMALE HELP. WANTED See display ad. of Boulevard Park on Page 4. WANTED A So. 1 stenographer; give reference and salary expected. Address l.ox KG, care the Journal. WANTED Diseases of women successfully treated by DR. BULA. 157 North Illinois .st. Consultation free and confldentlal. WANTED Work We pay 25c each for writing short plain letters; particulars free. 2AT10SAL MEMORIAL COMPANY. Columbus Grove. Q. LADIES (15 per week sewing at home; materials free, no canvassing; beautiful sample sent free on receipt of addressed envelope. MAJESTIC LAC1 CO., New Yon;. WANTED Attention. Ladles: Earn $20 per 1"0 writing short letters from copy. Address stamped envelope for particulars. MICHIGAN SPECIALTY CUMPAJIT. Albion. Mich. WANTED Home work; $5 w .klv during siaro time, no canvassing, experience or money needed; inclose stamp for outlit, instructions, etc. Address UNIVERSAL COMPANY, 325 West Ttn-ty-third st.. New YorkJ WANTED A SNAP! Ladies and gentlemen to take light, pleasant work at their own homes; $1 to $3 par day can be easily and quietly made; no canvassing; work sent by mail; Inclose stamp for particulars STANDARD MANUFACTURING CO.. 2:i Pall st.. Roxbury. Mass. VXTKD AGEXTS. WANTED See display ad. of Boulevard Park on Page 1 WANTFD Asents wanted In Indianapolis for grocery SportsltJ For sole agency address MORRISON A HOOPENGARNEK, 215 West 115th St.. New York. WANTED An energetic, bustling representative In every town; big pay; quick monev. WORLD'S FAIR GUARANTEE ASSOCIATION, Chemical building, St. Louts. Mo. WANTED Agents; $5 to $10 per day selling Perfection Flavoring Prwderp; a pure, strong. California product; 25o stamps bring sample Jar. LONG HR' 'S . Manufacturers. Oakiand. nl. W A NTH I Cbancs of lifetime to one man only in each St.ite with a few hundred dollars and reference; monopoly of legitimate business; mormons profits; without risk; highest Indorse BMSltS. HULL. 154 East Twenty-third st.. New York. WANTED CHEMO GÄS LAMPS. The marvel of Incandescent lighting; outshines 5 Welsl.ach or 15 electric lights; exclusive territory givMi to responsible agents. CREMO LIGHT CO.. New York. WANTED A hustler in each county In the State can secure a permanent income by taking hold of our proposition. We want men who can furnish highest references or bond if necessary. None but those who are after a good, steady paving business opening, need apply. Address Suite 208. Dean Bldg., South Bend. Ind. W A R T K D B A I , I D I M E X. WANTED See display ad. of Boulevard Park on Page 4. WANTED An experienced belt dressing snlesman for an Al article. Address SERO Si'ECIALTY CO.. ( !r vel md. O. WANTED-Salc?man; commission contract with liberal advance; well-known, extensively advertised staple line. Address Box 152, Journal. WANTKD Traveling salesman to sdl all classes retail trade; bus'tiess fully established; higliprlced men investigate. B x ',2.'. Detroit, Mich. WANTED Capable salesn an to cover Indian.i with staple line; high IsTimlUlons with advance of $lfA monthly; permanent position to right man. JESS H. SMITH CO.. Detroit. Mica. WANTED Cigar salesman in your locality-for city and country trade; experience unnecessary $0 per month nrt 1 expends; inclose stimp for particulars. PIONBER CIGAR COMPANY, Dept. 25. Toledo, O. IV A XT ED MISCELLANEOUS. WANTED See display ad. of Boulevard Park on Page 4. WANTED STOP RUNAWAYS; hitch horses solid instantly; carry In pocket; agents wanted. POCKET HITCHING POST CO., Box 25S. Muncle, Ind. WANTED Ladles and gentlemen New beginners wishing to learn a good, first-class dancing set and get a good start, call PRoF. RATNO, 230 West Ohio street, Indianapoi.d. 'Pho&e is7, Brown. WANTED Green goods and gold bricks ar oflen advertised, but what we want is the services of a bang up god business bustler to take charge of a busines-s for this company in each county in Indiana. Must furnish unquestionable references and be able to furnish bend for $1.000 If necessary. This ".id" '.3 published for the purpose of closing contracts for the entire territory a. quickly as possible, and if you are in line for a business opening that will bear investigation and If you mean business you? self address TRI POSTAL COMPANY, 20S Dean Bid;,-., South Bend, Ind. STORAGE. ITORAOK Has display ad. of Boulevard IVik on Page 4. KTORAGS PACKING. HAULING. HOGAN TRANSFER AND STORACK CO. MAIN 'PHONES t75. EXTRA THON ES To. biuKAut-riHSter liiuuur ni c; ZZ7. ncuse and fe movers; heavy hav.iing of al. kinds. E18 S. Delaware st. Telephone 2S. STORAGE The Union Transfer and Storage Coeaanay. corner F2t Ohio st. and Union tracks, only ftist -class vtora;;.; gilottst Crating and packing. 'Phones 12. b'IOK AGE INDIANA hTOKAGE AND TKA-Sd-FEF-CO.. 27.0W square feet of spac-. fi--r.roof. electric elevators; oflice. S E. Washingto:, st.; i heapeet place in tbu city. Toth 'Pkonss 8028. LEA MlANIL I Dl I VTION iL. EDI " 'ATI NAL See display ad. of Boulevard Park on Page A EDUCATIONAL Private kindergarten snd prFmary c:s3 f-r children in the William N. Jackson Memoria inwtitute. L'O.i and AlabaaM vt.- r"n- rate add. e.-s ;h. suj . uu.-n . ICRS. E. A. BLAKER. comer Alabama and JUl. 1 A 1 tu I A 1 T O R N I . PATENT ATTORNEY lee display al. of Boulevard Park on Psge A PATENT ATTORNEY T. R. BELL, mechanical engin'.-er, patent attorney. In ab- ve capacity I do not claim eaeeptk Si Cacilitie. except thcae guaranteed by thorough kn-nvleüge of at"n: practice, technical training, honesty and tare, beyond which no special advantas exist, iä and j0 Ir.gslls bldg. LALVDllY. LAUNDRY See display ad. of Boulevard Park on 1 'uge -4. UNlU.S .-Uill.ViiV t, LAL.MJl.i-Nos.

NOTI4 B.

NOTICE ße display ad. of Boulevard Park on Page 4. NÖTICE Don't miss the lean-year ball at Germania Hall Tuesday eve.. March 8. NOTICE S. R. STONE, custc cleaned, dyed and repaired, setts av. tailor, clothing 45Vs MassachuNOTK.g H. F K ESTER, hin Virgin:a av tary rlumblng: special attention to repair work. Old 'phone. Main 445; new. 14S. NOTICE Joseph Gardner. $9 Kentucky avsnua. repairs furnaces, tin and slate roofs and puts galvanlfM Iron ton on flues. Telephones -g NOTICE Syrmcu Paper, Paint and Fresco my will do work Ir. exchange 'urniture, carpets and clothing. f- r be on-i-ha::d 1 New 'Phone 190. All advertisements inserted In the co'umns sre charged at the very low rate of 3 cents a line. Blank or dash lines at the same price per line. Teleph i.o .,s and your ad. will be called for. NOTICE PATENT ATTORNEYS E. T. RLYIUI & CO. procure United States and foreign patents promptly and best that may be obtained. Unexcelled facilities and foreign associates. Talbott Block. 10 N. PenasyUaiua t., Indianapolis. Both 'phones. mm wm jL m mm sa ArroiDino stooko PATENTS protection I II I lall I w quickly rsoctrmxD. LOW FEES i '--r- r-'."taMesrrangementfot meir payment, rorsovml MfTtoe. rftPp Advice a to Pa te n ta b i 1 i t y LULL Valuable Book on Patents sent IILLi WILLIAM F. HALL, Patent Lawyer, 1003 F Street. Washington. D. C. Seed your business direct to Washington. jt s ivx v a ju J. B. Couchman from Grand Opera House Block to Room No. 3, SECURITY TRUST Bldg:, 14a East Market Street. THE HAL METHOD For painless tooth filling Is guaranteed to be bj; Wm and ihownt. C. C. EVERTS, M. D., DENTIST 10 Ncrtb 2'enr.sylvaala at. Tel. Red 13TL, FINANCIAL. FINANCIAL See display ad. of Boulevard Park on Page 4. FIN AN' :ia LOANS -Money on mortgages. C. A CO.. 1-7 East Market street. T. SAYLES FINANCIAL Hatj our abstracts of title prepared by L. M. Brown, third floor Lemcke bldg. . FINANCIAL Money loaned on valuables; cash for old gold. BURTON LOAN AND JEWELRY CO., U N. Meridian st. m FINANCIAL To loan: C per cent.; several sums of money ranging from $3."o to 51. -uj to loan on first mortgage on local real estate. C. F. SAYL-S & CO.. in E. Market st. FINANCIAL 5 per cent, money on Indianapolis city property, or on city property In any county seat town, or on farm property anywhere In Indiana; Wd use our own funds; no delay; partial payments. Ca!! or address C. N. WILLIAMS A CO.. 10 E. Market st. FINANCIALHOMES NORTH. $3.000 And Upward $3.000. WINKS, HUSTON & CO., 2C3-204 Law Bldg. CONCENTRATE YOUR OBLIGATIONS. We advance money to high-class employes on th. ir personal note, without security or Indorsement, on amounts from $10 to $000. Kates In pro portion to risk. BOYD INVESTMENT CO., 927-928 STEVENSON BLDG. AN EASY WAY TO BORROW MONEY Come in and tell us how much money you want and how long you want It. Tell us who you are and If you are working or. a salary for s responsible firm; we will lei you have money on your own name without security, confidentially and without consulting your employer. You can pay it back in small Installments as you prefer, weekly or monthly: no mortgage is required; fair treatment and absolut secrecy guaranteed. INDIANA MORTGAGE AND LOAN COMPANY Room 4, Lombard Building. 24V& E. Washington st. Money to Loan On furniture, pianos, horses, wagons, store fixtures, etc., without removal. This is the company that nas organized to furnish money at the lowest possible rates. Try our building association plan, payable In fiity equal weekly paj iii .its. $23.00 weekly payments only. $50.00 weekly payments only.. .$ .W . 1.2J Other amounts in the same proportion. We aiso make loans on watches, diamonds, etc Also, to salaried people on their Individual notes. BUSINESS STRlCTLlf CONFIDENTIAL. CENTRAL LOAN COMPTNY. Rrvm 203 Str.te Life Building. (Formerly Stevenson Building.) (15 E. Washington Street.) Seond Fl xr Old 'Phone S1S2 Front Room. Security Mortgage Loan Co. 207-09 INDIANA TRUST BLDG. LOANS ON FURNITURE. PIANO. HORSES, WAfSON.-. ETC . IN SUMS OF AND UP; LARV PAYMENTS. LONG TUCH AND LOW RATES. ALSO LOANS ON SALARIES. GIVE US A CALL. 'PHONE. MAIN 222. NEW. 21M. FIN NC1AL--PRIVATC LOANS MAI-1 i ON NEW PLAN. Any amount trom fO up loaned on furniture, pianos. hors-s. wagons, etc., without reii.jTal, and the umi day you as.'; for It. No delay. Our rates are the lowest In the city. payments arranged to tuit you. Will secept ail or any part of loan at any time. If desired, for payments. YOU Q ET KI LL AMOUNT ASKED FOB NO CHAUOSS TAKEN OUT IN ADVANCE. l.einembcr we make no Inquiries of jour neighbors and frlmd. or Co vie publish your transaction. ur treatment Is always court-, ous sjsi ltbersl. REMEMBER. It cotts you rot hing to jet our rates. i üeltively no charge unless loan Is made PRIVATE OFFICES. AP- business strictly confidential. THE INDIANAPOLIS MoBTOAOE AND LOAN COMPANY. !d 'lbre Ml. Room !0. 147 E Msrket St. PUMOVAL AWOl CMKNT. P.i:MOVAL See display ad. of Boulevard I'ark sn Psge A REMÖV'ÄLCaptslD Reld. hat cleanli sttsm dye wrk. straw hats bleach" i;,. rly of -!l Ist Ohio st.. removed to 4JS chusetts v. REMOVAL ANN' 'NU;.MKI -Pur ii und fortal i:crthj a:, jr has remov d to resi h nt office. east corner ran warn avenue ar.i A.tiumi Btreet. 'fwkf- N. Alarms. "er.tral av-. of wt i T tri a in'Ui.-f r ii . . . . t rntb -.. Phone, red. 407. ( I. !R l M . CLAIRVOTANT See display ad. of Boulevard VOYANT 25c. 2c Leoretta tells your ame. gives advice on ull business affairs; ."mrate-d. 207 N. Alabama. fu CLA1L'' CANT Japanese lady will give s full reading for 'JSc for a few days; reunites th. separated; giies full names. lSVi N. MriJian street. 1.4- I . -Saturdsy morning. March S. either In ith lVnnsylvsnia St.. M.i.i a pair la KM 1.. -. .1

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VITAL STATISTICS MARCH 5.

Ilirths. John B. and Edna Edwards. IMS street, boy. Ernest E. and Effie StetUer; 24 South Pins street, girl. Henry and Nettle Vawter. lJ Taioott s girl. Th ? M. and Nellie Tyler, ILK avenue, girl. Mnrrisge Llcrnsr. Grnenhoix and L Albert L. Flddl Csrval Hackler Herl m "t 1 Mcl Fred annoy a Benjamin F. V and Elira Hint m snd Sophia ide and Laara 1 Julia Incaster rd and Grace M. Deaths. John Overman. Deaconess Hospital, twenty-tws years, appendicitis. Horace Greeley Study. TO" N Illinois strctt, fifty-five ye Mrs. Minnie Set streets, sixty-seven Martha Cannon. four yars. la grti c. Germania snd Walnut ars. tumor. 1 Col leg s venue, eightyJames J. Murphy, county Jail, twenty-sla years, hemorrhage. Sarah De Wolf Hewitt. 10J North Delaware street, fifty-seven years, pneumonia. James P. StreeL Pine street snd Big Foor. twenty-eight years, crushing railroad Injuries. Claudine A. Hunt. Massachusetts aveSMSS thirty -eight years, stomach silment. mi: ii. DOLL William H. Doll. Saturday. March a. 12:00 p. m . aged rftv-nin' years. Funeral fiom his late residence. 1523 Garfield place. Tuesday. March , 2 p. m Friends invited. Columbus, Ind.. papers please copy. H R WITT Mis. Sarah Be Wolfs, wife of James W. Hewitt, died at 6:40 p m . Msrrh 1 oC pneumonia, at her home, 1603 North Delaware street. Funeral Monday. 2 p. m. Friends Invited. Burial private. HOLGATE Alice Hell Holgate, t Duluth, Minn., wife of W. A. Holgate, better knows here an Belle Wood. Funrral Monday. Starch 7. 2 o'clock p. m . from 731 N. Illinois sL Friends Invited. Burial private. PEDEN Arthur M. Peden. aged 4. : p. BS.. March 5, 1104. Funeral and service at Knlghtatown, Ind.. Monday uftenux-n at 2 o'clock. Friends can view remains at late residence. St North State street, Sunday afternooa from 3 te it o clock. SCHMIDT Died, at 1:30 s. m . March 4. Elisabeth Schmidt, widow of Frederick Schmidt, in her seventy-fourth rear. The funeral will take place st 2 p. m. Mondsy. March ?. from residence. 100 North New Jersey street. Friends invited. Madison (Ind.) papers please copy. Sinl ML NTS. Vi 'M'MKNTS See display ad. of Boulevard Park on Page 4. MONUME N TfiüÄ. DIENER 4f E. Washing oa. Tel. 2i. Branch works s. entrance Crown ilML I I M RAL DIRECTORS. FUNERAL DIRECTOR-See display ad. of Boulevard Park on Rage 4. FUNERAL DIRECTOR C. E. KREGELO. 81223 N. Delaware st. Both 'Phones 25. ADAMS v KKUMET. Phone 11M Funeral directors. 15 N. Bl. Lady attendant. ' TUTEWILER A BON. Undertakers. 12 W Market st. Te1.ru ji'HN.H.N HASSLER A tiKOROE. "t-VT M chusetts av. New 'Paone "3- Old Main 1430. FRANK A. BLANCHARD. Undertaker. l&3 N. Delawar t. Lady attendant. Both 'PSOS) 411. PLANNER A BUCHANAN 3JS N. III. St. Beth 'Phones 41. Lady attends all calls for ladies and children. Automobils wagon insures promptness. F I N ERAL D I RECTORS Old, Main 60S. A. M RA jSDALE. New. MC FUNERAL DIRECTOR. Private Ambulance Always Ready. 33ti Massachusetts av. JGl'RXAL Bl INFSS DIRECTOR V. FLORISTS BERTERMANN BROS.. New No. 241 Mass.' av.. 228 NT Dsl. St, TL SALE AND LIVER HORACE WOOD, boards, etc) STAHLES (Carriages. Traps. Buckau Circle Tel. 107. SUNDAY CHI Bi ll MJTlt HS. CHURCH NOTICE See display A. of eoulsvard Park on Psge 4. Swedenborgian. THE NEW CHURCH CHAl'UL (RWEDENBORGIAN) No. 623 North Alabama streeL There will be Sunday services. Sunday schesL 9:30 a. m. Preaching service. 10:45 a. m.. by the Rev. Hnrry C. Vrooman. Ph. D. Sermon topic: "Christ Asleep in the Boat." MM IKTY SIHHTIM.S. SCMTKTY MELTING See display ad. of Boulevard Park on i'age 4. O A. It Attention, comrades of Thomas Pest. N. 17. and all other comrades: Tou are Invited to attend the funeral of Isaao Mi Keever at Planner & Buchanan's Chapel. tM North Illinois street, st 2 o'clock p. m. Monday, March 7, lisL O. H. S MERER, Commander. J. RALSLEY, Adjutant. Bl SI.NHSS til M L. BUSINESS CHANCE See display ad. of Boulevard Park on Page - BUSINESS CHANCE To buy. sell or trade a business try THE BUSINESS EXCHANGE. 61 Fitzgerald Bldg . n e c i M.irk-t st. and Circle. BUSINESS CHANCE If you want to buy. sell or trade your business, no matter where located, list it with THE BUSlNk S EXCHANGE. 61 Fitzgerald buiidlng. BUSINESS CHANCE-100 L TS FREE; tlrst lot applicants sending stamp will receive deed of a lot, size 2ixlu0 feet, to advertise Westminster Park, -ubuib New York a)TH CENTUKT REALTY CO.. Wall st . N. Y. BUSINESS" 'CHANCE-I7..-iO0 Invested In stock or bonds of manufacturing company in northern Indiana city will secure position of treasurer, with splendid salary. Investment secured Address MYEKS. 4o4 Chamber of Commerce, Chlcirc . BUSINESS ( 'HA NCE Wanted, s ness man in each county seat to repiw--ni a progressive company with a nnsnclsJ trotositlon. Liberal contract to the right party who will de.'otte entire time to the business. A4-dr.-Ks ;t;j. B. WARREN. Dean Bldg.. Bmwk B sd. Ind. BüsTnESS OPi-OBTl MTY1 Alt' JAIN'S IN HOMES. Rochester, N. Y . ten-room house, modem la every respect; will sell at a bsigain. Lawrence, Kan., five-room house, large lot. all modern lmpr np. Brooklyn, n. Y.. two building lots In enoleest section: cheap. c a N L K I '.SON. 424Fourth av BUSINESS CHANCE A golden country hotel, located in Wlscc of X.OOu population: orick but rooms; private baths; modern fi only hotel In city Ith bar, hot a t-plendid business; net profits o i ittshurg, Pju portumty In a in county seat tng ; 3 guest ilture and the and bar doing r 13.000 per anommodates 74 tel; this to the nu:i; nne bead of hot right nppol woman: er L.rick stable which t es goes with sale of unity for good counti ee real est.-t furnit I.' t l man businss, Pl.000; one-half cash and balsnoe ob t. rms to suit purchaser. Vrli lor particulars of hotel No. 543. W il AUBREY A CO., 411 Union Trust Bi lg.. Ix troit. Mich. 1 R IN ESS OPi 'OR Saj plant in Oh .VITIEN Föit SALfcgood )ayer; will sell at a bargain. Gold mine in California; la a paying Invest - Bent; look it up; will sell outright or controlling interest. Dairy' fan holder; great chance far hustler ts make money. Sawmill, doing 11.200 a month business; owner Otherwise engaged reason for selling. Dry goods si tin store In New York at St cents on thf dollar. Illinois hotel, mar Chicago. 40 rooms; will sett cheap. V. rite C. C. ANDERS N. 2i Fourth av.. Pittsburr. Pa. stock snd fixtures, sll - r part stock er; also small grocery; i: ah commission business; doing s gnlission business; all kind fruit and stock merchandise; country town; .; small expense; has tee hu .tr to suit A wh era I c vegetal td sporting goods, in or out of city. Cigar and nw stand. THE BUSINESS ' NC F. 61 Fnagersld Bldg. IMOM-.I.It Hit tss (HU. P1 o :v i v R S s ALUMINUM AND B W CASTINGS O I K 412-424 S. Pennsylvania St. i:ri in At rui m t i . ANT Ssi display sd. f Page A B levard i a. a EDWABD E. PARMELEE. ALLlTOR AND ENI'ERT ACCOUNTANT. X East Market St.. Indianapolis, lad. Both 'phone 1V Rseideacs. 2424 Talbott a. ......

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