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m* INriANAPOTTS NEWS. MONPAY. 8EETEMBEE 7. 1891

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) BRUTON COSTUME. ia my eketch, ar>m. The fire-place ia l of the utewaila of

ei and

j too closely in contact l of the cooking, diahwashmlation of ntensiki U done i of this ample fire-place. [ oocupymg a relatively small • center. The fuel i*. for the and brash, each a« we ro on our farms to get out of bed* are arranged against at each side of the room, and c of the kind which I have shown at all uncommon. This one is a ■bed. Often, however, they are "y in bight The space on the it serves as an extra couch, we always saw the cradle •by on one of these settees . corner of the com.. The i obinaware are usually over t shelves, and occasionally the wall. The table with es on each side is the usual i dining and aitting<.part of the “ country this doom oomes roof as the stable, and door is the only means of meral structure. i this room is entered from ■ and,the cow have ind. yet commonly under All this is not a matter of * They do not live thit way because and care for better * - necessity. They must exthat may come from the tout waste either of time ’ One room reduces the compli- . . cation of housekeeping. On the farm it is necessary to have the living room under the same roof with the cattle, pige and * is in order that time and energy may ved. If the house is removed from a woman can not«feed the stock, a of a baby, cook a meal and cori children at the same time. Everymust be to band; every one nnust 1 work constantly and with all the id energy that ho possesses. Here, ; about by necessity, we find an il>n of housekeeping from which is removed all possible complications, where “ minimum of energy and time is used, m wheat on the farms is cut by a hand le. The men, women and girls all work in the fields. The sickles are like on grass-hook that we used before of lawn mowers. The wheat is on the bare ground with flails. The

flax while they are tending cattle. Not infrequently they weave it at home or trade the spun product to others, who do the weaving for them. In the towns we see Jem sawing logs by hand. A log is roiled p on a trestle, with one end sticking up in

One man stands underneath with of the saw and another on top of works the other. These are typical of the methods of the peoph , on the west coast of France.*

and their children are always clean

A BRETON SECOND STOBT We will add any amount of complication and expense to our homes, much of which oounts for nothing. -It complicates all domestic movements, is inartistic, and adds nothing to our comfort. At the same time we have in America streets and roadways,. alleys, and the unused parts' of cities, iu a condition that a BrHon peasant would feel a disgrace. We have people iu our cities who growl at a few dollars extra taxation, and who yat spend hundreds and thousands of dollars in ugly, inartistic decorations, build olumtv, meaningless appendages to their houses, complicate their living in every wav, adding nothing to their comfort or artistic enjoyment. Here in a town eight miles removed from a railroad, where men consider themselves fortunate if they can earn 30 cento a day by working sixteen Doun, and where bread and meat cost more than with us, we see them sweeping and cleaning every street until there is not a scrap of paper or a bit of dirt or rubbish of any kina visible. In a little fishing village of six hundred inbkbitanto, which is located twenty-five miles from a railroad, there is not a street or roadway which is not cleaner than was the best street in Indianapolis, as I last saw it. In certain respect* we are as far removed from high civilization as are these peasants in others. We have gone to an extreme of civilization in our homes; they have surpassed us in the care of the exterior—the streets, alleys and roadways. Theirs are clean and ours are dirty. Louis H. Gibson.

WAN-ras-ynaaAiK tneu*. ANTED- BEK HIVE. SO N, ItLlNOIs! \V antisiwa uooi) washer woman at W> K. Morris st. WANTBU-OOOb UUU.; TWo l.M’AMILV.

>V 71S N. Illinois at.

V|?ANTEP r.EHMAlf 6lfU.; NO OTHfclk

>*» E. Sew York.

\V ANTftb - W H if It Cl! A M Bfc'R M AltTAT TV HP Indiana avenue. \ir anted -exi-Eimmcki) night cook.

TV M R. Washtofton tt.

\v ANTEl£>iW (IkSlHAK GTRLU, AT 8*)

TV North Meridian street.

WANT£&q&TK£ Eok ofiNKtlAL HUtSi-

VV work, ss 8. Teiuiensee st.

iirAttrieD - cook and dIninu-room

JlV slrD ITS E. Washington wt. W girls, at the Hhermau House.

WJ AkfTED-CHECK uIhL; EHKE BoaKD

TV and room. 171 Indiana avenue.

YV ANTJ^D^GOODOIKL to DO UENEUAD

TV housework at 418 N. Illinois st.

\ti anted-oird.ueNehadhouskwokkI TV Two In family. 3I6N. Alabama. AI/ ANf ED-A nioht COOK AND DIKinS; TV room girl. t)6 W. Washington st.

WANTKU—MIHOKLl.ANKOCB. ^ | yy^ANTKD—UEF. IItVE ARE TnTtT"" | IX’AATED-HlKE BCHOFIELD LIVERV, ,

V? north side market-homse.

. w^ASTETP^AgiTPAnrroit <:< inscm eusVY Gas Trust etuck. D. H. Wiles, | tt? ANTED-fS FOfi SET TEETH. WAR'-

W ramed. Farlfs, ia Hoyt ave.

Yt^AN fTn- tt ToR ViTL 8eT Tit*Ttr • mxTT traded wllhoot pain at Earhart’s. | •tirANied-fashionable draskmakTf Inghy Sarah F. Alkln, 406 East Mictiigan. anted—modern house, nort h oS W oortbeast; «5^00eash. Address RXS.Newa TITAltT ED—M A K KtT K A N PY BUTV T ter. Whlteland Butter and Cheesa ComAX7 ANTED — OONBlfSl F.BS 1 OAS T BUST W Stock. Newton Todd. 34H Etst Wasblngtoo st. AIT ANTEI>-H10iiICS»T PRICKS RAID FOR TV furniture, carpets, etc. ia» West Washing-

ton SALE-HEAL KSTA1E.

J^EAX. ESTATE—SEE F. T. M’WUIRTER. ORAL ESTATE-BEE HIVE HOSIERY AT

XV 10c.

TtKAU ksfAtE-fekK LIST. ALEX METZ-

XV ger.

FOB SALE—MUKJELLANEOrS.

pOB SALE—TILE DEL AND CIGAR. jpoR SALE-BEE HI VE CXOAltS. |i. _

II EAL kfelATE-sfi” FKR CENT. MONEY. XV Spstuu A Co.

ALL

•nOR SAl,E-GOOD BUGGY

J aw west Fifth,

ONLY |10. NO.

ton st.

ANTED—YOU TO OnDEB TT per-plate cards engraved a

Burford’s.

ToUfiTCOPand printed at

r axted-good wAisTMABjjltmiKkM

place lor good hand. 41BN.Easv

YV ANTED GIRL FOR GEN EH AL HOUSETt work; two in family, aa Aflh st. Al/ ANTED - COMPETENT GIRL IXlS VV housework: references. UCentralave. YJ|7 ANTED—GIRL Fok GENERAL HOUHS Tf work ; email family, ftto North Alubama.

ANTED-COMfinTENT COOK IN PHI >T vate family: references. 3S8 N. New Jersey. \xr anted-girls fobt HOUSE w6kK; ft.SO VT per week. Cyclorama Employ meot ofllce.

■yy antki»-<^mpeTeAt wbic an^~oen-

generally white and always immacu-

"'hulr dress, as well

s rally'

lately”clean. Ti

the men, Is quaint and

4 “ “

picturesque, and

eelor. With the women this ebantoteristio 'shows at all times; with the men when they go to church or gather in the streeto on fete daye, dance at a wedding, or on

occasions of like character. Their are nearly always artistic, inex-

i necessity, yet ■ ‘ rough instinct.

A BRETON BED. i bed of the eketch is decorated with lieate spindle work, and not infrewith beautiful carving. I give the f of a house no more picturesque r or thirty others within sivht street The cuts showing are those of a particular secr few miles we fiud something costumes and make refarchitecture to indicate that is not through anv s fitness of things. ■ the beautitul at the ' necessity, i of living, is we cerf simplicity, comthe this

of InThere is a maethe little hotel has no superior It is swept and has a surface y admirably isp®

DIED.

WALSH—This morning at* o’clock,Thomas Walsh, of Haughville. Funeral to-morrow at 9 a. m. from St. Anthony’s. • FAHRbIcH—Philip, died Saturday, September 5, at 1:15 p. m., aged fifty-three, at his residence, 109 Coburn street. Funerai service* at the residence. Tuesday. September 8, at 2 p. m.

Friends invited to attend.

FUNERAL NOTICE.

CONWELL—Emmet Victor, youngest son of

Cornelius and Margaret Con well, died at 10:30 p. m.. September 5.1891. Funeral 2 p. m., Mon-

day afternoon, at St. Joseph’s church.

MONUMENTS.

ttONUMRNTS-aUU. DiEJfEa, 243 E. Waan-

iTl ington.

SOclKlI MEKTINtiS.

OOCIETY - MASONIC - STATED M EKTINO O of Comer Lodge, No. 25, F. and A. M., this Monday, 7:10 p. m. Bnslnes*. Visiting brothers welcome. J. VaNStas. W. M.

A. Izua..secretary.

COCfEfY — MASONK?—LOGAN LODGE, NOO 887. F. and A. M. Stated meeting thiin Monday) evening at 8 o’clock, at ball, at 456 Virginia

avenue Baslne** of Importance..

Gko. T. AsrcansoN. W. M. Joint Schley, Hncmlary.

COCIE'f?‘-W: B. b.-BEtl ULA It M l-.KTING D Geo. H. Chapman, W. R C., No. 10. Tuesday, Septem oer 3th. at 2 p. m. All members are requested to be present. Business of importance

to be transacted,

Sai.ue E. Higjtlakd, President. Lydia Uiog, becretarys SOCIETY - MAMONIC-TS&l AN A POLlS V? Council, No. 2, R. and 8. Masters. Stated meeting, also work, this (Monday) evening September 7, at 7:46 o'clock. Companions are earnestly requested to attend. By order Kook it Darby, 111. Master. W. W. Thicjcstbw, Recorder.

(Society—star lodge, no. 7, k. of p.O Regular meeting Tuesday evening, SeptemberS at 7:10 o’clock. Full attendance requested. All visiting knights In good standing cordially

welcomed. By order of the lodge.

E. O. WlNTEROWD-C. C.

Attest: F. A. Blanchaud. K. ot R. andb.

FINANCIAL.

J^OAJSS-BEE HIVE JACKETS, |2,

t oan»-monE¥7o Per ceNTT weLch a

Ij McCloskey, 70 Circle.

7 OANb-iiONEV TO LOAN. HADLEY A

JL Fay. 88 E. Market st. n

T OA.N6-6 DkK CENT. MONEY. GREGORY

Aj a Appel. E. Market st.

t oans—6 pTSr cEnT., privilege phe-

X) payment. Horace McEay.

7 OANH-MONEY TO LOAN. PubTEB A

Aj Keay. No. 6 Udd Fellows Block.

7 OA NS—MONEY Tt/LOAN. J. H. AUFDEK-

helde, Room 18,88 N. Pennsylvania st.

r OA NS—ON ifeWELfty . CLOTHING AND AJ other valuables 57 West Washington st.

V OANS—LAKOK OK SMALL. VERY REAAj tonable rates. Reid Bros., 42 N. Delaware.

7 OA«b -“also- BL'tjLDlifG-ABSOtMATION AJ shares purchssed. Boom 24, Ingalls Block.

7 oan«-« Feb cent, in sumb to buit. Xi Privilege of prepayment monthly. C. E.

Coffin A Co.

T OANfe-ON FililNiTUKK, >IANOB. Xi horses, etc. No removal. Geo. M. Poe. 24

Ingalls Block.

, 7 OAN8—318,000 PRIVATE RUNDS TO LOAN 1 Xi at lowest rates; coll quick. Dyer A Ross-

mann. 31 Circle st.

7 OA NS—MONEY, 8 PEft CENT. BUILDING Xj Association shards purchas<ffl. NewtonTodd,

: 24HE. Washington.

7 danm - money oit Farms or city Aj prooerty: term* reasonable. Thomas C.

Day A Co.. 72 E. Market kt.

7 OANB — MONEY iCANRD ON FURNlAj lure, pianos, watches, horses and other prop-

erty. 12)i N. Delaware, room 8.

- f OANb—wt Will Loan i'ou money on JU your piano or household goods, without removal. J. C. Ertel, room 24Thorpo Block. ■

T 6AN8—8PECIAL ISUMS OF 3400. |5U), »UJU, Xi 3S00. and |l,ueo. Money ready, no delay .fees reasonable, a. B. Grover A CO..89K Market.

\ 7 OaXb-private Ft'noh oS’ Farm and Aj city property; large loans on business property,« per cent bunion A Scott 84 N. Dela-

ware st

7 OANb- g A NTED, 3700 FOR ONE YEAR ON Aj first mortgage Improved city real estate worth >1.800. Will pay 8 per cent Address Q18.

care New*.

1 OAtts-BIX'jf’kR El-lN’t'. jllONEY. IN BUMS Ju of 31.000 or more, on Indianapolis property only. Pay it back when you please. Nodelay; reasonablo foes. Bpanh A Co., 88 East Market.

7 OASb-ON WuNitfURE. PI AN 08, WAGAj ons, uorsos. -store fixtures, ware-house receipts, ete., and without removal: also on watches and dlwnends; business confidential.

Room H. Thorpe Block.

T OAN8-MONEY IN SUMb OF 3W> TO 31.000 JU aud upward at lowest rates of Interest; s large sum of money left In our care to be loaned In any amount at once; nodelay. Alex. Metzger,

second floor Odd Fellows Block.

7 oanb^to Loan Money in any Aj amounMn sums of 3200 to 38,008. on very easy terms; low rates: no delay; can accommodate vou the same day that appl j ; loan no City or farms. C. v . Gorsuefc, l* Virginia ave.

7 OAite—MONEY ON Ft)KNtTUKE. PIANOS. AJ organs, horses, wagons, office and store fixtures and all kinds of nersonal property without removal. Also on watches and diamonds. Business strictly confidential. W. C. Hiatts. Room 24 Inealls Block, southwest cosper Washington and Pennsylvania sit. ~

a**—...' V *

J OAKS-ON FURNITURE. PIANOS, ORAJ gan*. horses, wagon*, bngrlee, oftlceand store .fixtures, warehouve receipt* and personal property of all kinds, In any amount from 310 upward. The property to remain in your undisturbed possession. We also loan monev on watches and diamonds. I on can pay back the money In weekly or monthly installment*, and have the cost ef the loan reduced proportional* ly. Business strictly confidential. If yon owe a balance on your furnltnre or piano we will pay the same for yon^Ond carry it as long as

you desire.

Indiana Mortgag* Loan Conpaxy,

Boon 1- Xnscraxcr Bi.ofit.

Northeast cofuir Market and Pennsylvania st*.

J^OANS1HDIAMAPOU8

MORTOAOE IX) A14

The best of people will sometimes rua short of ready cash. Our buaines* is IQ loan money on furniture, pianos, horses, Wagons, warehouse receipts, and every kind of col-

monthl itnre ati —, -- — as long as you wish. You can pay any aaionntat any time on the loan and the •oet of carrying It will be lessened proporUcn-

Thorpe 1 city uuai S

PAHV,

n postoffice and

\TTanted—a ocmjd TTTSITi ueNebaX TT housework .three in family; at td E. Ohio street. ti; aNTBf>— uNiTQo^D waist hakB, at TV Neff’s dressmaking room, 9 Sentinel Yir aSTEI)-VESTMAlffeRB, TWb: STEADY' TV work the year around. Bert I^isex. Columbus, Ind. YV antEd - fEaThEkh B e n 6 v a t e d, ^TV bought and sold. 116 Massachusetts ave. TV. ANTED - GOOD DttKH&MAKMH AND VY cutter. Address Mrs. W.W. Tabb * Co.. Seymour, Ind.*

A* A t vv A A A JTJI aX 1J V*v/v/xv.sp X-V7JCV hotels and resjtaorants. Cyclorama Em-

ployment office.

tt? ANtEfi-Women to mak! fanth VV and shirts: steady employment. 1468outb Meridian st..upstairs. ■

tt? ANTED - TEMPORARY BOARD FOR VV small family on outskirts of city. Address P 28. care News. tt? ANTED - FURNISHED AND CHFURVV nished rooms to rent. Charles A. Dale. 73 East Market st. ||7 ANTED—WRINGER ROLLS. RUBBER * V boots, coats and all rubber goods to repair.

Rubber store. W. Washington.

YX? A-nTED-MUSICAL INSTRUMENT'S OF VV all kinds on easy payments; music at 10c a copy. Emil Wulscbuer, opposite postoffice. tt?ANTED—YOU 1*6 SEE THE BARGAINS VV we offer you In line misfit clothing, all tailor-made. New York Misfit Parlor, 14 Vlrrlnla avenue. tt’ANTED-WARt)“A:N r D _ FURNISHED VV room, with alcove, by husband and wife;

good location; i C 24. this office.

WANTED - TWENTY-TWQ VV dollars at 6 per eent.; no c< Best real-estate security. Address

HUNDRED ■SSiffT:

VL AStKli-’WoUSt. 1 M kiAlfe TaSTS. VV overalls and coats, and take work. 12 and

14 North Mlselsslppl st.

YV T ANTED* FREE SERVICER, At TflE TV Dental tu .ege. 19M North Pencsylvania.

Call afternoone. 1 to t.

tt?A*Tfeb-UOOD UtHL DO ULNERAL VV housework ; small family. UUSNoruiNew

Jersey, north ot Fair ground.

tt' AN TED - TWO GENTLEMEN AND V V three ladles to take parts in a comedy to be produced soon. Address h 24. care News.

cart

' ANTED-LADY HELPER IN OFFlCF,; go9d writer; reference. Call at No. 278 t Washington street. Psi I fe|^wgaL-—'--i.--.-s: ap-rr-Ar-

ler Vi tntendent. tt? ANTED - IMMEDIATELY. A COMPfeVV tent cook at dormitory, Butler University. Irvington; wages 13 per week. Call on superintendent of dormitory. \X7 anteiPfu k nit u r k. carpets, VV stoves and queensware for cash or paymenu at the New York Furniture Co,. M E. Washington st., north side, near Delaware. YA? ANTED—NEAT, MIDDLE-AGED COLVV Orert lady for housework, with small private family, in Mt. Jackson; fair wages and good permanent home for the proper person. Address N 25, care News.

pay given. Address, inclosing stamp, Art Needlework Bazaar, Chicago, Ilf.

Manager

VV ANTED—HALE HELP.

TIT ANTED—STRONG COLORED BOY. 46 8. TV Tcnn. at, ■^7 AM KD—LODOiNUH AND MUJlLA ItW

anted-fikht-clash white barber W at Splceland, Ind.; good opening. VV work; references. 150 N. Illinois.

XX ANTED — GOOD

VV worker. Bernd Bros., (W W-

-BK1CKYARD • H

tt/ ANTEg-BKICKYARD • H A N ITs (Tn VV Johnson’s yard, northwest of city. Ask at !78 N. West st., or on yard, early In morning.

salary or commission. Mend stamp for free E. L. Baldwin * Co., Detroit. Mich. I

178 N. West st., or on yard, early In morning. ■yy' anted — auiJntS: a good thing;

ANTED-A

private shorthand and typewriting school. 307 N. Alabama^st. ^ p b BOO \\ ^aJso^seconrt cook, 1 mmedlateiy-^^a^p^! 1X7 AN+ED-FKtE HERV1CF> AT TV Dental College, 19/4 North Penusj

Call afternoons. 1 to 6.

THE

anasylvaaia.

tt^NrSIi^urENTLkitKN To ia'K^'ad-

\A ANfEli-UNluNMEN.BARBEHSTiNToS VV wishes to notify you all Union barber-shops

have white card with gUt seal.

YU? AN TED-A STEADY BOY Tu LEARN VV printers'trade. Splendid chaqce for good tt/ ANThiji-xUUNo man to TRAVEL

ust give small

aNtkd- yuung MAN T with dramatic company; mu bond. Call '-'76 8. Delaware st.

THINU,

free

\X? ANTED - AGENTS - A GOOD TH VV salary or commission; send stamp for JSm sample. E. L. Baldwin A Co.. Detroit. Mich. YV ANTED - FIRsT-cLa8Soi.KKeEP^R VV for manufacturing concern: temporary at at present, but may be permanent. Address Q

28. care News.

tt T A»TED-MAND0LINE8.OUITARB, DIATV monds, watches and jewelry on payments at cash prices. We make musical instrument

repairing a specialty. 6 Indiana ave.

tt? A NTED-PA INI YOUR HOUSE WITH TV Detroit paints, strictly pure oil. lead and cine; guaranteed to outwear any mixed palntin the market, at'Johnson's hardware store, 249

West Washington st.

\ATANTED—LOOK IN AT 24 WEST WASHTT ington. Bee the goods and prices. We make to measure 38.83-50.34.84.50.38.36.37. Defy you to find their equal. Also ready-made, unequaled in qualltv and price. These are pants

for the million. R. R. Miles.

TO LET—ROOMS.

rpo LET-BEE HIVE SILKS, !Sc.

rpo LET-BOARDING AND LODGING AT 88

1 West Ohio st.

rito LET-UNFURNISHED ROOMS; ORATES,

L gases. 242 N. Alabama.

0 le*“^icelY FURNISHED — front 1 rooms, toi 8. Pennsylvania st.

rpo LET-THREE ROOMS FOR LIGHT

1 housekeeping. 83 E. Michigan.

rpo LET - FURNISHED FRONT' ROOMS.

1 with bath. 117 N. New Jersey st.

rpo I ET—TH REE FIRST FLOOR ROOMS. X flO; also |4 and f&. 71 West Michigan rr<6 S KLEO ANT "ROOMS 8EOOND X floor to family of two, 168, East North, rpo LET-THREE UNFURNISHED ROOMS. JL en suite or single. 7IS North Illinois.

rpo LET—FURNISHED ROOM. SINGLE OR 1 en suite at 257North West street: gas.

rpo LET - THREE FIRST-FLOOR ROOMS. 1 housekeeping, |9. 305 North Mississippi.

rpo LET - NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS Jl witn board: use of bath. 222N. Illinois st. rpo LET-F UR NTS H E D A N I) U N F U R1 Dished rooms. Lodging. 22 Opera Block.

rp6 LET - HANDSOMELY FURNISHED 1 room : modern conveniences. 225 E. North.

rpO LET—SEVERAL NICELY FURNISHED 1 rooms; rent reasonable. 180 North Alabama.

rpo LET-TWO NICELY FURN'ISHED 1 front rooms; modern conveniences. 259 N.

Illinois street.

'po LET-DESIRABLE FRONT ROOM. UNL furnished; table board;.private family. 272

N. Mississippi.

rpo LET-TWO N I CE L Y F~U RN I S H E D 1 front rooms, eases, bath. W. C., down town,

72 West New York st.

rpo LET—N IC E L Y FURNISHED FRONT 1 room, with alcove; centrally located. Ad-

dress M 23, care of News.

rpo LET-FIVE ROOMS oF MY RESIDENCE, A 421 Broad w.«y. and board with tenant Calls

to 10or 1 to 3. j. H. Brown.

rpO LET—LARGE-SIZE ROOM, MODERN A conveniences, second floor; gentlemen pre-

ferred, 216 North Illinois st.

rpo gET-IF YOU W ANT TO RENT FUKA nished or uufurnl*hed rooms leave it with Chas. A. Dale. 72 East Market street.

TO JUKI—HOUSES.

rp6 LBT-QET LIST ALEX. MHTZGEB

rpo LET-BEE HIVE SURAH SIt.Ks, too.

fp6 LET-SEE LIST. C. K. COFFIN A CO.

rk^O LET-SEE LIST. 'CMJfe. A. DAlE, 72 E.

L Market st.

rpO LtT-HOUbE OF 4 ROOMS, GAS. 109

A Davidson st. - *

rpo LET-SEE list AT HADLEY A FAY’S,

A 68 £. Market st.

rpo LET—HOUbKH IN ALL FARTS OF THE

A city. C. F. Seytes.

rpo LET-SEVEN Room COTTAGE; BOTH

A gases. 271 East Vermont street.

rpo LET—SEE LIST AT 86 EAST MARKET

A ground floor. Gregory <S Appel.

rpo LET-HOUSE ELEVEN ROOMS, WITH A all modern conveniences. To apply IS Circle

street.

rpO LET—TWO-ROOM HOUSE. 475 SOUTH A Missouri street. |4. inquire 302 Massachu-

setts ave.

rpo LET-HOUSE OF SEVEN BOOMS UN A College avenue. Inquire at 499 North Missis-

sippi street. ? <

rpo LET—7-ROOM HOUSE WITH BATH AND A both kinds gas. Clarence Martlndale. 90)4

E. Market st.

rpo LET — FIVE-ROOM HOUSE. 182 WEST A Michigan street; natural gas. Inquire 477 N.

Pennsylvania st.

rpo LET-1 HUEE-ROOM HOUSE. 179 WEST A Seventh sL.gas. well,cistern. Apply Dar-

row, Lorraine Building.

rpo LET-FURNISHED HOUSE. N. DELAA wars street, near SL Clair; 7 rooms; rsnt

327. Reynolds. 10 Circle.

TI,’ANTED-YOUNG MAN. 19 TO 21 ^lEARS VV of age, one that has had two or three years’ experience at th* baking, to learn pastry in hotel: 328 per month, with board. -U I, News. YV ANTEIl—SALESMEN ’TO WoK^'l-S"Ji-V V ana on specialties; nodelivering or collectIng: no capital required ; pays 3» weekly, p. J, Flanedy. M N. Delaware st.. Indianapolis. Ind. tt' ante*) — an actiYe itAN. SAT.ARY VV to begin 37o to 180 mot " ^

his own State outside large New York house. Relere Lock Box 1585. New York.

tt?AN'l ED-f75A MONTH AND gXf^lfgEs W for salesmen In every county in the united States; samples and outfit free. N#experience necessary; yearly contracts made; finest and easiest selling goods manufactured. Address with stamp for full partlcnlars.E. Converae. Hermon st.ect, Worcester. Mass.

AN WHONew York

\V ANTED -THE EXPRE8SM. V V moved the goods from No. 76 E,

street for Mr. Richey about two months ago, and took gome to Mr. Adams's, No. 72 and 74 w. Ohio, and lot to Appleby’s furniture store. No. 100 North Illinois, and will pay 33 reward for satICTttsr 010 Bobwi App,ob - Vi *°- itt)

cottage, natural gas; good repair. Inquire . 477 North Pennsylvania. rpo LET-HOUSE 180 WEST OHIO STREET; X seven rooms, both kinds of gas, driven wall and cistern. Inquire room 17 Board of Trade. rpO LET-FURNITUKE. CARPETS. 8TOYES X and queensware for cash or payments at the New York Furniture Co., 84 E. Washington aL north side, near Delaware. TO LET—OFFlCJea AND WTOKES. rjtO LET-BEE HIVE BLACK SILKS, 75«. rpo LKT-27 msgf WaIIl sT.. WillbS ^ x remodeled to suit tenant. rpo LET-FA(noTTY ROOM 29X98: GOOD I light on both sides. 17 E. South su rpn LET-OFFICES AND SLEEPING ROOMS. X >2 East Washington st. Ad Hereth. rpo LET-STORE-ROOM. DWELLING AND X stable, on lot 17x195. 268 E. Washington st. rpo LET-NICE OFFICE-ROOMS. FIRST X floor, 320. 28 W. Maryland st. Inquire 23 W. Maryland st. _

VV ANTED—SITUATIONS,

OITUATION WANTED-BEE HIVE CAN-

O ton fit *

, TO LET—MISCELLANEOUS. rjso LET-BEE HIVE NEWMARKETS, 31. rpO LET-ONE ROOM. WITH POWER. AP1 ply at Bryce’s bakery. ANNOUNCEMENTS.

T) EAL ISSf ATE - PKOI’EKTT OF Iu kinds. Hadley A Fay.te E. Market st. I)EAL KSTATfe—FARMa; BIO LIST FRCfiS; XU great bargains. Alex Leslie. Washington.

Ind.

TVEaL ESTgLTE-SoU.tES AND LOTS FOR IV sale on easy payments. Cbas. A.Dals, 72K. Market st.

pGll SALA-WELL-BRO^E IRISH SETTEff.

JT cheap. 478 Park ave.

sjuruv xoik ave.

T30B SALE-OllOiJlRY STAND. CHEaA. x 237 West Washlngion st. UOK SALK - CANDY AND OONFEcTiOlTJ; ery store. 60 Indiana ave.

rj*OK RALK-OMO. K. M ifuflELD. LlVfcSlY

X and liaeka Telephone sxi.

II ealestaTe-pennsylvaniastreet, IV east front, modern 10-room house, 38.7U). King A Co.. 98 East Market. tT¥aLnagrATixTa,oukTw b ; mky brick XV house. West New York street, near park. Address Samuel Horns A Co. 1YKAL ESTATE-VACANT LOTH—LARGE XV list most desirable and cheapest in city. Dyer A Rassmann. 31 Circle st. liEAJL, ESTATE-FIRE, LIGHTNING, CY- j XV clone, gas explosion and life insurance. , Hadley * Fay. se E. Market st. T> EAL ESTATE - LOT IN WOODRUfF 1 XV Place: bargain. See owner and save com- ! mission. Geo. B. Hall. 79 E. Court. X) F,AL ESTATE-SIX-ROOJ4 ; BROOKSIDE : XV avenue; 31.160; 3250 down, balance 310 per ■ month. F. T. McWhlrter. 74 ICaal Market. V)EAL ISTATK-NICE COTTAGE. EAST XV front, 7 rooms, high lot. good stable, gas, northeast,33.000. King <t Co., 9s East Market. T»EAi, AbTATE—COMPLETE NINE-ROOM XV modern house, on Talbott worth 35.600. for 34.800. this w eek. T)EALESTAT^LOT.Ci TI XV nart, first-class location for a house; natural gas guaranteed : 38(0. King A Co.. 94 E. Market. TJ EAL KSTAtE-A FEW MORE LOTS LEFT XV In the Prospect-street addition;38 cash and 31 per week. Bradley <& Denny. 28 North Delaware st.

T?OR SALE - GOOD NO 2 SAFE. 52x8x10

X inches. 222 South Meridian.

SALE- HO USE H O i, I) GOODS AT 751

X North Pennsylvania street.

jpoH kauE-o-y s t^ r X i; n~c H - k o o iT,

17 cheap. Address W 21, care News.

T?OR SaLE-CONfECTION fcRV'; GGoDXS* 17 cation: old stand. Address CM. News. •Olt SAUK - FINE cOPPEk-PLATK MUt. graved cards, latest styles, at Burforri’s,

AUCTION WALK. A CC1 ION-BEE HIV* DRESS GOODS Al2 Jx wool, 28c,

A »N-CAXr-ANb ^nTHT: HOfPT am TV sirable girndn In the city; anything fed bou-ekeeolng at prices that will aetvnlan you! we also buy second-hand furniture or oxcuangf the latest style for the eld. Bargain Si ore. No, 7# West Washington street, opposite Park The**

POH 8ALE-OK FOK HIRE. PONIEA AND X cart* for women and cbtldrei). S?cholleld’». |?or baLE^FXoor 'fairHaNk•» scale, x double beam, draft Z,4M> pounds. Jno. W.

Bay.

®t)H A NNOUNCEMENT-THE LELAND CIGAR. O children; experienced and steady woman. JA.

Address L », News.

OITVaTION WANTED—Tf) COOK.' w^mr O Iron and ^eneni^housework; can furnish r«f-

^NNOUNCEMKNTB-BEE HIVE DRESS

goods. 12Hc.

keeper; tx at of references; small family preferred. 73 West Georgia CITUATfON WANTED - AH BTXXTTn G t? clerk in railroad office or shipping clerk in wholesale house. Ten years’experience as station agent. Bast city references. Address <J 24. News.

A NNOUNCKMENT - REHEARSAL TOxl night, 7:30 prompt. XL David, secretary. A NNOUNCKMENT-HEK DEARINGER A A Nlemelr for the best Portland cement walks.

MS E. Geoijfla.

A NNOUNCKMENT - PATIENTS, WHITE TV for circular to Dr. Denke-Walter’s Sanl-

tarium, Spencer. Ind. —p«—

A NNOUNCEMENl - JULIUS MIE88EN, TV confectioner and caterer. 41 Eaat North

street. Telephone 1312.

WANTED—AWKiyTN.

^GENTS WANTED-BEE HIVE MUSLIN.

'agents vrANTm>-LADT‘!ro*rttAtitLON rft-, ^.yy. Matthews. ffT> Sou L h nilnols st . NNOUNCKMENT - MRS. J. R. DAVENA GENTS W ANTED—GENERAL AGEn’TS A port has a full line of fall and winter mil-

■tt

granted; quick seller. Applv at once. The Worcester Fire Appliance Company, 38 44 Front

L. Worcester, Mass.

LOST.

T OST-BLAUK SPANIEL, CHECKt NO. SM. Lt Retut ri to H. Ci b irn’s office; rawi^tt.

AWV. t-ut t *« «rvy a*. V-l W AI1I O U1UL 37, IV^iXIU .

T osT-pocketbookTXyith 11« in thEke JL^fivea, onam^e-doUnr bills. RetuM^to addrsds.

A NNOUNCEMENT—

tV Greatest bargains ever offered. ,

Come and take a look.

Solid gold initial rings— 3 i 00 I .Axil MM ’ tm\A TClkt/*hM ^ . J2 0Q

-Xtu to so 00

Ladies’gold watches—

Gents’gold

Alar:

lap-koBk. yejKoW' eridtian st.. betweejMecond

T OST - BABY’S

Aj China silk, on Meridian st., betweeff'Kecond ana Filth. Leave at No. 4 North Pennsylvania

** reel.

| wamHIXGTHJ.N- sTft&ET. NEATR

’gold watches.

Alarm clocks 30 Eight-day clocks, with alarm 3 50 Gold engraved ring* i go

Ool^ set ring*..-, Genuine diamond rings.

Genuine diamond studs 10 00

All these goods are worth double the price.

Call at once. Ri *1 bh

tain! ward

ugfi a*an <1 l <l sew l ln rn maoh PO<:ke h ; * 0 ? ,t | t on return I ngto SiXlV^ R'MfhIngtom 11 *'

r oHT - by Wheeler a Aj Noblesville. forty-seven while driving on the w ay from to Noblest 1 le; supposed to ha’

Kr. DuCab,

The Reliable Jewaler, Opposite State House.

f<7) stock ewes the stobk-sards

en lost near

ut v v., a, iu* = for the same.

STKAYKD. _ CTRAYED OR STOLEN - LIGHT BAY O horse, blind In left eye. about 14 hands high, 13 or 14 years old. Return 186 Prospect. Reward.

IN9UHANCE. JNSU^ANCE-BEE HIVE BLACK CASHX mere, 25c. 7HfitfBANCE-LIVE STOCK INSURANCE. X B. H. Ralston, agent. I2H North Delaware.

STOLEN.

QTOLKN-TH* LADY WHO TOOK BONNET O from 218 East Markat street is known. Please return same 2i» E. Market.

i i

XJUSINESS CHANCE-BEE HIVE LACE Jj curtains, 3L

bedroom B«(te. chairs, wardrobe. table, carpets, pictures, lamps, woven wl springs, mattres-. fine new ra.ige. Uadlaat Hot., base-burner and other stoves, only porilal llj of roods to be sold. L. N. Perry, A uclloiieer A UCTION — AUVriON SALE OF DOV A. town proparty; Vt North New Jersey stri 2-story brick.It) rocms.yn nremlseK.Mottday.8 tember 14.1891.a; luYiock p. m.; terms of talci one-third cash, balance In one and two v»aH with 8 per cent. Interest, deferred payment* ta be secured by mortgage <n property: deposit 3100 required on day of sale. J.s. (Yu*e. agent, k. K. Market st.: <<uatln*dt Mc< urdy.aucnoneura A UCTfON — GREAT All TION SALE OW A Wednesday at 234 West Wattbiugton street, at 10a m..of stock that has not beet: sold vet from goods left from Tomlinson Ifail’b great furniture show; these are beautiful goods and should be seen to be appreciated: don't neglect this glorious chance to get good* at your owa prices: 18 fine carpet*. Brussel* and other*: fin# sideboard*, book-cases, music-stand*, hat-rack* and thing* too numerous to mention: Septembe*

pKAL ESTATE-TWO GOOD LOTS. CORIV ner of Ohio and Rural streets; take Irvington electric cars. For prices see A. C. Matthews.

132 s. Meridian st.

Y> EAL ESTATE - LOTS IN HIGHLAND IV Place at the most reasonable terms. Keystone Land and Improvement Company,21 and

22 old Sentinel Building.

pEAL ESTaTE-PENNSYLVAMa.SOUTH JV of Seventh street, ten-room house; bath, water, gas, etc : lot 70x185, east front; 310,000.

King ft Co.. 98 E. Market.

ptAL ESTATE—NEARLY' NEW COTTAGE XV of five rooms and pantry; natural gas. nice yarc : east front: on easy terms; <44 S. Meridian

st. call 48 West Washington.

pEAl, EST ATE-DESIRABLE RESIDENCE XV In Irvington, one acre, on electric line, near university; price 34,000, In payments; a bargain.

Denny ft Taylor. Phoenix Block.

p EAL ESTATE - COTTAGE WITH FIVE XV rooms and cellar; 3 lots; natural gas and near street car: a bargain. Call pr address W. J.

Oelsel, corner Rural and Clifford ave.

P EAITISST At ft - A NEW. F AST-FRON t XV cottage,with Iron fence In front, near Morris street,W est Indianapolis, to exchange fora good hors*. A. B. Grover ft Co.,89 E. Karket st.

7> EAL EST ATE—FOK HEAL BAHGAlNolN XV large aud small residences and choice v*cant lots In all parts of the city and its suburbs, call on A. A bronaet, 44W N. Pennsylvania st,

p EAL FsTATE-LOTS ON THE NEW XV electric line on East Washington street. In Long ft Harlan’s Cottage Home Addition : easy noyments. Bradley ft Denny. 2S N. Delnwarest.

pEAL ESTATE-AT A BARGAIN. DWELLXV irg-house, 8 rooms, furnace, natural gas, large stable, lot 65x182 feet. 676 College avenue, on electric oar line. J. S. Cruse. 92 E. Market 8L

7»KAl. ESTATE-TWO HOUSES 8 AND 9 XV rooms each, with all conveniences, on lot 50x170, corner of two principal streets, northeast; tnis is good property. King ft Co., 98 East Mar-

ket.

pEAL ESTATE—>860, NEW HOUSE. FOUR XV rooms, pantry and cellar, natural gas. onehalf square of electric cart, >360 cash, balance building association. C- A. Owen, North Indian-

apolis.

PEAL ESTATE—>650. VACANT LOT ON XV First street, fronts two streets with street on side;40xl2n; room for two double bouses; good neighborhood; gas. Welch ft McEloskey, 70 Cir-

cle street.

pEAL EaTATE-6-ROOM HOUSE, 2 LOT’S. LV 31,150; 4 rooms, 1 lot, >850 ; 4 rooms, l>s lots, 31,000; 7 rooms, 1 acre ground. |1.260; vacant lots, jlu) to 3500: electric cars; natural gas. C. A.

Owen, North Indianapoila.

P EAL ESTATE-35 DO W N AND H A WEEK; XV high, large lots, near all factories at Bright wood, near street car line, in Brinkman's Hill addition: size -10x136 feet; price >50 to >100. Brad-

ley ft Definy. 26 North Delaware st. •

p EAL E«TATK-AM BUILDING ONE6 AND XV one"-roonl cottage on Andrews st.. 'between Illinois and Tennessee) above Sixteenth. W'iil be for sale when completed. Look at them, and for prices and terms call on J. W. Beck, 15 West

Maryland.

pEAL ESTATE-126 LOTS SOLD IN BliADXV ley, Denny A Atkinson's new East Washington street addition; prices from 8150i(*3300, >10 down. >2 per week, on new overhead Irvington electrict line; Investigate. Bradley ft Denny,

to N. Delaware.

pEAL ESTATE-HYDE PARft, CORNEROf XV Twenty-second *and Illinois streets: lots fronting Illinois street. Kenwoud avenue, Tennessee street. Graceland avenue and Mississippi street:abstrnct furnished ana title perfection easy payments. W. E. Mick A Co.

PEal estate—Virginia avenue XV bargains: 40x126, double buildlng...w....38.2«) 40x129, two buildings.™ 3,500 40x126, good buildings. 4,(x , 0 40x126. vacant: cash 3,100 B. M. Ralston. No. 12X North Delaware.

pEAL ESTATE - 200 FAMILIES MADE XV happy; 200 homes secured to wage-workers; 200 homes paid for in last three years. We have a few more of those choice lots In Clark’s addition to H&ugbvH!e( Will sell them on pavraents of |1.50 per week, without interest, and take

second mortgage. W. E. Mick ft Co.

pEAL ESTATE—BARGAINS-

IV 8 lot* ML Jackson >600 West Fifth street, lot._ 4.50 North Mississippi street, near Thirteenth... 500 Haughville. lot. only 250 120x180, North Tennessee, east front 2,000

B. M. Ralston. 12>t N. De aware.

PEAL EbTATB-AVcTlON HALE OF 230 XV lots in Beaty* addition, between Shelby and East streets, near Belt railroad, Monday and Tuesday.September 14 and 15. at 2 o'clock p. m. Terms—One-third cash, balance In one and two , years. wlth6percenL Interest. Title perfect. Printed plats may be had at tbe office. These lots are the remuln-lerof the Beaty estate, and upon request of tbe trustee every lot must be sold without reserve. The first electric railway on the South Side will pass this addition to Garfield Park. Take Shelby-street ears to the premises. a. soiendld opportunity. Alex. Metzger,

agent .No. 5 Odd Fellows Hall.

FUR TRADE

pOB; TRADK-THE LELAND CIGAR.

pOR TRADE—BkE HIVE, 80 N. ILLINOIS. poR~'fRADE—STOCK OF - NOTIONS AND r ^furnishing goods for farm or rental property.

poR TRADE-THE BEST WORKING SHOE r In tbe city for ot ehlg round dollar. Atlantic Shoe ConiDau> .58 N Illinois.

L'OK TKADE-GfUBT mill IN ILLINOIS; r capacity thirty-live barrels per day; roller process; price 38.9U). Box 84, To (ft, Ind.

p6R TRADE—OBEENCASTLK(IND.) RK8IX deuce, fim-olass condition, nice location half acre ground, all kinds fruit. Will exchange for Indianapolis property. W. E. Stevenson 4 Co.. 94 East M arket st.

poll TRADE—STOI K OF DRY GOODS AND r notions, invoice about f4,000; stock of bools, shoes and groceries, in vole* about 33,500; bust ness and dwelling house, worth 38A0O. All in good gas town. Want a farm, and will pay some cash difference. Foster ft Keay, No. 6Odd Fellows Block.

poll TRAbK-HALF INTEREST IN AN T excellent roller grist mill in Owen county, Indiana: capacity fifty barrels per day: machinery new: no competition near: doing good business: price 32.000; to trade for farm, city or town property andpav 32,000 or 38,000 cosh difference If required. W. E. Mick ft Co.

BUDLDIMU, SAYING AND LOAN AStFN.

TJUILDING AND LOAN-BEE HIVE 8ILKB

AJ at 69c.

ItUILDING ANJi LOAN - THE HOOSIER I> Issues new share* September?. Meets corner Mississippi and Vermont streets every Mon-

day evening.

IjUILDlNG ANl) LOAN-BEST INVEaTX> ment In Indiana; sixty cents monthly matures 3100; debentures pay 10 per cenL; secured by first mortgage to doable your investment; payable semi-annually: loans 6 per cent. C. W. Phillips. Resident Manager. 88 K. Market si.

TJUILDltfu ANDLOA^-SlfARKlsUWI. DUES X> 80 cents per month; 72 months. Shares 8100. Due* 60 cep u per mon tb: 96 months. Total cost 388.60. Profit at maturity 341.40 per share. Ger-man-Americen Building Association. Otto Btechhau. President. O.w. Brown, Secretary.

156 East Washington st.

TJUiLDlNG AND L6aN—Tlffe ElEVEnTS series of the Occidental Saving and Loan Awociatlon will bg issued this evening; shares 3200 each :'entry fees 28c per share; weekly dues 50c; meetings every Monday evening at william Hud’s, corner New York and Blake streets. Joseph H. Howes, president; John White, vicepresident; John Helnleln. treasurer, and Henry

Rosebrock, secretary.

STORAGE.

CTOHAUE-CROSSLAND, 8*T8. PENNSYLVA

O nla st.

OTOR AGE—BEFORE 8TORLNG YOU It GOODS 0 coll on M. P. Anderson, corner Hoshrook and Cedar streets, for special rats* on storage and

transfer.

OTOKAOE—THfc DICKSON STORAGE AND* 0 Transfer Company’s (registered) warehouse, corner East Ohio and Bee Line track*. Telephone 728. Branch office 36 W. Maryland st.

STORAGE - REGISTERED WAREHOUSE, 0 No*. 386,317 and 2898. Pennsylvania street, on tracks of Pennsylvania line; low-rate insurance. Inquire F. 8. Flsnback, 89 Booth Meridian st. Telephone 1278. Ware bo ust talephone 1343.

personal.

TOERSOSAJ—NED: TBE PLACE TO SAVE A from 310 to 329 on a fall suit Is the Now York Misfit Parlor. 14 Virginia ave. Fhkd.

X>ERSONAL-PRIVATK LOaNH ON DIAJL monds, watch**, pianos, furniture, store fixtures, etc. Edward GausCfchl, room 4.2H W.

Washington.

T) KRbKjN A L—LENbES GBOUN D. PRE8CKIP1 tlons filled In the most ecienttflc maauer; repairs neatly done; opera and field glasses for sols

at Ootlciau Laodo.StE. Market.

HUfilNEas CHANCE.

I?OR SA1.E-BMALL GREEN HOUSE, NEAR1 iv new, complete; cheap. Address H 3. thl*

office.

|?OR SALE-ENVELOPES. CREaIp, AT InF dlanapolii Printing Company, 39 Virginia

avenue.

X’OR BALE-TWO BHOW CA»F», BCALHB x and other goods. Call at 7 p. m.. 157 David-

son street.

T^OR SALFf-BMALL STOCK DRY GOODS. X notions and fixture*; living room* attached. »« Virginia ave. XH)R SALE-SAFETY. 385 WHEEL. USED A three month*, at a bargain. Call at 172 Eaat Washington st. FHancy A b«t#r^and T buuemiS?* , W < hReUmd

Butter and Cheese Co.

7?OR SALE—8PEC*rACI.ES FITTED AlID ' X eyes tested at Ootlciau Lando’s, 62 E. Market

street, opposite postoffice.

TX)K sale-rEPaiks for all »e\viNo X machines at "Standard” office, 172 E. Wash-

ington st.. Jos. C. Pfieger.

770R BALE-SHOE HTfiRE-AN OLD KSTAB- F«M»- Free ga* on every !o : X Usned store, with first-class fixture*; good HgYl** PlP® 1*W- Persons trade. Addres* V 18. News office. will be furnished tlckMs by appl C'OK sale—BARG AINB IN ^Et.'ON !>HaN6 Washington rt.

AJSSSSSMSSKaSS?""""’' P’OR SALE—BOOTS AND SHOESCHEAFER X than anywhere else; reason, small rent

George H. Olsler 20 Sooth IIUdoIb st.

and things too numerous to mention; 9; terms cash: come fine and all. ___

A UCTION—SIXTY-FOUR LllTS IN v* - A coin Park. Noblesville. will be sold at auo* lion on Thursday. September 1«. Cheap excursidh on the Lake Erie A Western. Round trip only 85c: g<^d to return on any regular train foe two days. Train leaves at 7:13 a m. On July XL at one f*rmer sale, 140 lots were sold at an ave? fl CFO Ilf 414T Si S* V t' T- G 1 hsurtexxo a t. — — L •• 11 a

age of 3H7. Beveral houses are no on lots then sold, and many lot* ha'

sold at handsome

Backus sold

forme

■w being built

[nyloto have since been profit. County Treasurer at |80 profit purchased aj|

desiring ,

lying to:

NOTICL.

•^OTICE-THK LELAND CIGAR. jyOTICE-BKE HIVE BARGAINS -

L’OK SALE-ONE OF THE FINEST 8A-

X loons in Indiafil ||H fare. Address lock be

7?OR 8ALEF-MU8ICAL' - _ X all kinds on easy payments: music at lOce copy. Emil Wnlschner. ojfposiie postoffice.

pOR BALE-THE IHGGEST BARTTaINS ofc r earth In fine tailor-made suite and overcoats. New York. Misfit Porlor, 14 Virginia ave. 770R balE-oKe of the uebt' bmall X grocery siaridstn the city; clean stock andnice cash trafie; good reasons fog selling. Ad-

dress C 25. care News.

I70R BALE r "01VX5 CHANCE A CHANC*!* X All kinds Job printing at lowest rates. Chance-Matthew* Printing Company. 9 and 11 Va»«e Block. Telephone 1282. 7?OK SALE-ONE CYCLOID DENTAL X chair, one engine, 8. 8. Whit# vuicanleer, forceps and Instruments, good a* new. M. D. nibble. 101 Rbelby street. Indianapolis, ind. ttuK SALE — NEW MEAT MARKETXxf A Stall No. SS'East Market-house: fresh meats of all kinds; best quality aud lowest prices: give ns a trial: satisfaction guaranteed. E. L. Wilson, 770R SALE —F0UR""CAL10HAPHM. *40. 3«5.

Typew rlter Exchange.

77OR SALE—MONEY.WE WANT IT. TO GET X it we will sell you cheaper than you can buy

any place in the city.

Bed-room suits,

- parlor sets, lounges.

couches, rockers, —

sideboards, pillar extension tables,

high-back aiding chairs,

carpets, malting,

rugs, shades,

lace and chenille curtains, center tables, wardrobes,

hall trees, book cases, secretaries and desks, mirrors, wardrobes.

Valor setts, lamps, .easels, pictures,

baby buggies of all kind, e cook stoves, ranges,

gasoline stoves,

bed*, springs, raatrresses, kitchen tables and safea F. II. RrprrtT & Co.,

59 West Washington st|

770R SALE-THEY MUST GO! .

17 The Bargain Store has the most desirable line of second-hand household goods in the city, and Inorder to make room for 6U> second-hand beaters that we have in storage, we will sell these goods at a sacrifice for the next 15 days. We have a full line of everything, and we tnvlteyou to call and examine our stock before

purchasing.

N°K7^i SfliniS:

stppf,

aGEb it is Joseph Gardner’s, 37, 39 and 4i Kentucky ave. Telephone 322. RTOTICE—WE8SLL HXRDWAlilTNAitg: V ul .£. u . m £* * l ,actor £ Prices. Everroad A Drunk, 1*0 Indiana ave. Telephone. XTOTICE-KRILL’-S STEAM dVK-W5R'ltg, 1 || av and 38 Massachusetts avenue and 96 North Hllnois street, cleaning, dyeing and repnirlngt V’ OTICK-RUN AWAY. LAHuft Bftf, IV bnavy-set. thirteen years bid: large black S£ 0 V l iy. f * ce '. bro ' vn b *G:sc«» oi Stephen Jones. *71 N. Missouri street, Indianapolis, Ind. 3§» XT building n frame barn win ba received and opened at the hospital at 10 o’clock Thursday, September 10.m.V the Board o# Trusteesoi Central Inalana Hospital for the insane.

•\TOTICE- .

-I-'',, „ TO MASTER BCTLDKRS.

The Board of School Commissioners ol the city of Indianapolis Invites sealed proposals for the 1 —ectlon and completion of the new library'

~ *—*— ■ - 00*1

erection and completion of the new Hbrar Flans and specifications will be on file In office ‘ of superintendent of library building and office 'be architect-!. Dayton, I)., on and after Moa» 1 J^i’damust b*; marked on outside of envelop*••Proposals for erection of library building," i Bids will be received at the office of the board) until 4 p. m., Friday, September 3,1801. t The right Is reserved to reject any or at) bids. By order of the Board of School Commissioners, i

’ . D. W. Copnit,

TT _ __ Secretary*

H. C. Hendrickson.

Superlntoudentof Building.

TAKEN Vr.

purchasing.

Bedroom suites onl

Lai

Book-cases

‘Uroom suites only MO. ne wardrobe* onlv 37. idles'cabinets only *5.

►es (all styles) from 310 to 33a

Baby cab* only 38.

A fine folding bed only 328. A tine slx-pieoe parlor suite 3AQ.

10 fine oak pillow ex. tables, onlr 38. High-back dlnlng-cbatrs only SS.

, Hanging lamps 34, worth 312. Lawn seat* 32.25. worth |4. Fine cook stoves 38. worth 312.

rpAKEN UP-HOMBE, BUGGY AND DOO —uri EDUCATION AX* / 7?DUCATIONAL^ BEE HIVE CANTON 1 Xk fiannel. 6c. ^ RAILWAY TIME CAUP8. j OIIIUP, aNCINMI.BIGzL/ CHICAGO & ST. WEIS. Rou^T?

Fine cook stoves 36. worth 31*.

We have a large line of plush, willow and cane- 1 seat rockers that we offerat a special bargain for

this week only.

Center stands, only3 75 K safes, only 32 00 Good mattress, only 100 Fold'gloungesonly 3 00 K chairs,only a BecUleads ..2 00 Gas stoves, onlv...., 2 00 Kx. tables 150 "ash stands I &i Child's bed 1 6p tables, only 50 Canvassed* * . W. Borings. 1 3 oil paintings 60

Trunk!

\V K.

W. W.

High chairs..

.. 75 Trunks

CARPETS.

from 6 to 12 yards, going at your own price. Call and see our odds and ends in glassware and queentw irc-a basket filled for 25c. One large tire-proof safe, that was bought in

1 he lot, for tale at a sacrl nee.

Remember, we buy second-hand goods of all kinds; also exchange new goods for old. Call and be convinced. We sell goods

menu or cash.

1 guous on pay-

79 We 1 ^ wis'hi nglon street. Opposite the Park Theater.

77OR SALE—

A- . . LOOK AT TII IS.

Refrigerators, all price* from |3 80 to Come and get one at just what it cost ua 83U oak boos case and secretary, worth, f22oak bookcase and secretary, worm..

“ oak bookcase, for '—*—

15 oak bookcase, worth every cent ot 818 mammoth oak dining table, worth, |12 heavy carved oak dlnln g table, worth \Ve have the finest line of hall trees aud iadlea'

8tale - C0,flP and

...(3 80 to «30 00 —*— Any

.375 00

45 00

. 40 OU . 3U00

WttL., ‘.4 00 >rtb., 161

EXCURSION TO T CINCINNATI' THURSDAY, Sept 10. , VIA BIG FOUR ROUTE. ' $2 50 ,oX7,%. $2.50 - This wonderful open-air spectabie is produced » fe*?long re » Uirln * *° r iU ptoauctiou * Hirer of Living Water, a Gorgeous Ballet aud nearly 2,000 Performers.

°* >*• 1

Tickets are good going on regular trains at Sept. 1°. and returning on the loth and mb. Call at Big Four offices. No. 1 East Waehlngtofi

From ladlanapolls Union 8tatifia Pennsylvania Lines] East—West—North-South. J Jratntrun t>y Ctnlral utinnf Tima.

Leave for PitUburg, Balti-) d 4:45 am, more, Washington, Philadei-V d 2:00pm pbia aud New York. I d 5:30pm. Arrive from the East, d 11:46am..d I'M

pm. d 9:00 pm.

Lettvc for Columbus,9:00 am.; arrive from

Columbus, 3:45 »ul; for Richmotrd, 4:00

pin.; arrive from Kichruond, 9 am. Leave for Chicago, d 11:60atQ. f dll:80p« t |

arrive from Chicago, d 3:20 pm., d 3:30 am.

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lyeave lor Columbus, 4:30 pm.; arriv*

from Coluinlms, 10:25 am.

Leave for Vincennes and Cairo, 7:30 am., 4:10 pm.; arrive from Vincennes aud Catro,

10:55 am., 6:05 pm.

16 00 suo 75 00

Loungee from 88 up.

2‘- magnificent leather-teat rocker .worth, . 1300 E willow rocker, worth— 5 00 83.50plush-seat rocker, worth., loo 340 massive alx-hole range, high ehelf and reservoir, worth 30000 328 six-hole range (above style), worth as 00 A Aek to C Meour fuUl'ioeiri j'ew*letove»r" * 0 ° Kjai,?;?."”**"- «-

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Fine Wilton velvet Brussels *| QS Excellentfirusst-ls carpet 75 Good tapestry Brussels so All-wool Ingrains , .. . ^ n Good Ingrain carpets - ' ao Elegant lace curtains _ * 60

Beautiful portieres "# w c lioK-ost matting, extra fine quality,. xi Splendid matting, extra ttLnejZ'.UZZZTZ to

Hemp carpet 10 Poles, brass-trim. Wi

New goods are coming In by the carload. Everything in the latest designs.

We have jnat what yon watvl. Come and see.

A small per cent, added for payment*.

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North side, near Delaware.

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d, daily; other trains except Sunday. imaznmi LOUIS AND THE WEST. At Indianapolis Union Station: Leave for St. Louis, 7:30 am., 11:60 am., 1:35 pm., 11:00 pm. All trains eouneot at Terra Haute for E. A T. H. points. Evansvilla sleeper on 11:00 pm. train. Greencaatle aud Terre Haute lea vac

4:00 pm.

Arrive from St. Louis, 8:30 am., 4:15 am., 1:56 pm., 6:20 pm., 7:46 pm. Terre Haute and Greencaatle arrive#

10:00 am.

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