Indianapolis News, Indianapolis, Marion County, 1 September 1896 — Page 3
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TOWNSHIP H10H SCHOOL BUHHEB TiSHiKEltS' IDEAS OF MEDICINE.
Hr* at Broad Ripple Canaea »«erlotts iKMia.
The Washington township higi-school building at Broad Ripple was btfmd to the ground last night. The fire »as first noticed in the roof about 8 o'clock. The Jiuilding was a two-story brick, situated Just outside the southeastern ccrporat-on line of the suburb. It was known as town-
ship school So. 5. There 1* no fire appa- ____ ^ ratus In the suburb, although the Town . . .. Board has had something of the kind un- them^v«
Ber consideration for months. There is a bucket brigade, or volunteer force, organised to light fire with ladders and pails of water. The building was too high for available ladders, and the ftr« had such a start that nothing could be done with It. People opened the doors ahd carried out the township library and a few desks from the lower rooms, then watched the building burn and crumble until midnight. They kept an eye also on neighboring houses and barns, as the sparks filled the air. The building was erected about ten years ago, while George W. Baneastei was township trustee, and It cost 18,000. The contractors had Just finished putting a 11,000 furnace In the basement. The
building was well insured.
There seems to be no other explanation of the fire than that it was Incendiary, although It Ls not known why the fire-bugs Should go to the roof to start the flame. Therg are no wood fires near to send out sparks and the building was about two blocks from any Slonon locomotives that pass. Township trustee O. J. Pursell Is in a quandary. It will be months before another building can be completed and at first sight there does not appear to be My other building available In the neighborhood. R. C. Light said thit he was going to tender the use . of the Park ^^[ a 1 ' t house
LOST.
Tar and Oil Bnrned.
There was a bright light in the northwest section of the city last night, and people were not Jong in surmising that it was the plant of the old Western Chemical Company again. They were right. Che plant now belongs to the Mica Roofing Company 'and It is there where the blocks for the city streets are oreosoted. The manager, P. C. Reilly, is out of the city and his representative this morning knew little about the Causes and effects. He pad not yet seen the night-watchman, who was the first to discover the fire. There is a hydrant on the company’s grounds, also chrisfi one at the ail mills near by. The Indian- .eward. •polls and Haughvllle fire departments goL there with hose and by means of water
fend hard work in moving tar barrel* out ...
of danger the fire was confined to the oil 'TS^rvir.r '
•feeds and tar sheds. It is thought that
there were about six hundred barrels of 14 2f T « n T.wl'»“^.. depot ' n t ^ *
Kowiy* when a mar. goea to hi* doctor, be ia ife.ly told that he has some unheard-of disease!th a Song name, and when he leaves the ofl he does not know whether it Is St. Vitus'^nee or consumption that is gradually
underging his health.
It iiherefore refreshing to talk with the Shake* for thatr very simplicity commands confirife and respect, and we have the further (Isfactlon of knowing that they have
to the atudy of disease
and itcure for more than a hundred years. iTherenerab’a old man whom the writer saw is only too glad to discuss his pet subje He said that, strange as it might seetnvery few doctors realised that threequar* of the most prevalent diseases were
aii rfhutaWe to faulty digestion.
lichen went on to say that a chad of avers intelligence knows that putrid meat or daymg vegetables are poisonous, and musse avoided, and yet these same foods, everf taken into the stomach in the freshest posse condition soon decompose unless di-
gest and absorbed.
Irtuch oases the resulting poisons enter the/etem, when aches and pains, weakness andeblllty aoon follow as a natural conse-
W A X T E D—FE. 1U A L E HI1I.P. W A NTEXV—Tishd^nilago. V'A.VTED -Girl at 252 N. California st.
WAJPTOD—J1ISCELLAM20ES. WANTED—Florida Seal.
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W ANTED-a German g.rl. S72 A 'w«t. WANTED—Dining-room gitia. STUBBftTS HOTEL. WANTED-A good girl at 385 S. New Jer-‘ _*ey mt. WANTED—A girl for housework. 70 W. Tenth
street.
Wantedtral ave.
A good girl who can cook. 63 Cen-
WA NTEL^-Tlsh-l-mingo. WANT ED-Fine Uvery ana carriages WOOD'S STABLES. WANTED—Ga,- trust stock. NEWTON TOOL _«_Ingalls_Block : WANTED—Cash paid for household goods. 1» W Washington. WANTED—Pour lady teacher* to room and
K. tv! c-; iff.
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WANTED—Ladies' piecework; good wages. N. Ea-t. WANTED—Cook and dining-room girl. Alabama.
WA NT ED—Girl for general housework. 27 W.
Eleventh st.
WANTED—German girl for housework. 35 __Crawford st. WANTED—Good girl to do general housework.
129 Park ave.
our
_board. 53 Vine st. WANTED—Fine livery at XAGELEISON BROSIt
Schofield's stable*
WANTED—lOO.OCO - bushels pickles; spot cash. 190 W. Washington st.
WANTED—Teeth, Dentist. 29'* S.
95; crowns. 32. Illinois.
SELLERS
WANTED-Good 3S7 Broadway.
W A NTE1 t—Woman to work In boarding-house. 215 W. South st. WANTED—An experienced girl; no washing. 17 Woodruff Place. WANTED-Good girl
83 W. Walnut st.
girl for general housework.
for general housework.
WANTED—Old gold and allver for caan. WARD, 11 N. Meridian WANTED—Party take furnished house; board
owner. 165 St. Mary st.
TO LETT—ROOMS.
TO LET—Florida SeaL
TO LET-Furnlshed room. 96 Ash st.
TO LET—Furnished rooms. 201 W. Maryland. TO LET—NicHdy fumiahed’rooms. 325 N. HU* _nola st. TOILET—Rooms. *1 up; board. $9. 139 N. Delaware . TO LET—Furnished room; batn. 1U N. Illinois st. TO LET—FurnlshTd rooms, with board. 163 N. Illinois. TO LfiT—Five rooms for housekeeping. 227 N. West st. TO LET—One nicely furnished front room. 348
N. Illinois.
WANTED—First-class day boarders.
SNETZER. 74JW. Ohio st._
WANTED—Building and loan stock for cash. M. —344_S. New Jersey; WANTED—Good-slsed pony cart or trap, in good condition. 30 Morrison st. WANTED—Cheap; Small grocery; well lo-
cated. Address Z 15. care News.
Call at
quse.
Iras recognition of this that led the Shaker** devote their energies to the perfection of product which would stimulate the dlgepe organs and assist them to perform
tfr proper work.
* first symptom of disordered digestion is>*s of appetite, and the Shaker Digestive dial Is wonderfully efficient in supplying *: deficiency In this respect; at the same t» It relieves all distress after eating. Furtfmore. as was carefully explained by our vecable friend, it is absolutely harmless, etter evidence of the Shakers’ confidence 8t could not be found, than In the fact that ty have placed 10-oent sample bottles In the Jids of all druggists, assured that If once td It wHl produce such immediate and wired benefit that R will be continued.
WANTED—Girl; must be good cook.
11 N. Alabama st.
"WANTED—A good cook; references required.
581 X. Delaware st.
WANTED—Extra dining-room girts. Apply OC-
CIDEXTAL HOTEL.
WANTED—Gita; housework;
__62% E. Washington ert.
WANTED—Twi
WANTED—Two children to board; give refer_ence. Address K 16, care New*. WANTED—To rent space for cigar store with
barbers. Address L 16. care News.
TO LET—Double parlors; furnished; cheap. 321 N. Illinois. TOLET—Furnished front room; bath. 265 Capitol ave., K. ________ TO LET—Elegant rooms, with board; bath. *40 X. Meridian. TO LET-Furnished room; 33 per month. 234 W. Michigan. TO LET—Choice, furnished rooms; modern. 223
E. New York.
TO LET—Rooms and board for delegates at 171 N. Senate ave. TO LF.T-82'4 E. Washington sL AD HE- _ R3TH. room 7. 1 TO LET—Furnished rooms; front; bath. etc.
141 W. Vermont.
WANTED—Goods go for mere song CT’S auction. Don’t miss this salt
at MAR-
near Irvington.
shop. 410 N.
experienced girls
Pennsylvania.
to sew in
DST—A brown umbrella, with silver handle. Return to 124 Michigan sL and receive re-
ard »
OST—A black lace scarf, on Broadway or Christian ave. Return to 360 College ave.
OflT—Fletcher-ave. Building and Loan Association book. Leave at 18 Prospect st,
ity, and get reward.
tfer and oil burned.
School Book Contracts Approved.
Reward. 46 N. Illinois st.
LOST—Large pocketbook, containing papers and some money. Return to Builders’ Ex*
change. Reward. S. N. HANKY.
^ The school book contracts for the com- any
, „ ro Dr0 vPd Yesterday by Gov- LOST—Nose glasses in case, on North Indtanaing year were approved yesterday ny uov car or corner ^ wa^ington and Illinois emor Matt news. «»■ Return 282 N. Alabama at Reward.
ets. Return 282 N. Alabama st Reward. Hotel English Improvement*. ^iS7 0 A return V *to aW *. o^mcinttr’k 1 ’*?*
The Hotel EnKliah IA undergoing 1mprovements of a character whSeh willLOST—White and tan fox terrier, wearing colmake It a first-claag house. The idbby has lar bearing name Sol Smith Russell. Finder a spacious stairway, finished In bronse return to 427 College ave, and receive reward, •nd marble. The floor Is moealc, the cel]-L08 T J_ Br o W n leather wallet, containing. Inga plastic, and the walls will be hand- money, check and other papers. Liberal repainted, with Italian marble wainscoting, ward for return to office of The News. F. B.
The office fixtures will be newest pattern; LBUFP.
X new electric Crane elevator has beer i^t—Lady’s bull’s-eye sliver watch, going put In. It is of bronxe material and latest trom Pennsylvania and Twenty-second to Illidesign. Over 125 guest rooms are now nois and Twenty-second. Liberal reward for
ready. The rooms have all been newlj return to 62 8. Meridian st carpeted and fumiahed with oak suites r-_
Work is being rapidly pushed, and net, ave- ^t^n f WelD™ and 8eventh?«
rooms are rary dining
for over 1«0 people, so, while the large din
Ing-room IS being completed, the buslnee LOST-On Twenty = ndst between penn-
SJUtehotel goes on,
comfort desired; The dining-room wl
have elaborate plastic ceilings, delicate) frescoed or hand-tinted walls and mart) wainscoting. Italian marble wainscotir Is a feature of the general finish of tl office, stairway and toilet rooms. The de orations throughout the hotel are of hansome design, and when the house shi have been finished It will compare .favor bly with the best. The proprietor of to English Is preparing, not only to enterta President Cleveland, Hon. Mr. Cockra and Mr. Carlisle, but, as he saT», to ente tain the Indiana people who always sp
at this old hostelry, ^
on Seventh, .between Cspitol and Meridian. Return to 288 E. New York st. Re ward. LOST—On Twenty-second st., between Penn-
watch, attached to fleur-de-lis pin. Return to Pennsylvania and Twenty-second and receive
reward.
STORAGE.
Hale and hearty would you be. Of Hop Ale drink frequently; Purest malt and choicest hops Are combined In amber drops. Life will brighten, sorrow fall, Ben with ev’ry drop of ale. Hop Ale Is non-aioohouc. Ask your 4*er for ft Telephone 980, or order at Too*
Tempi*
— ..i. Dwerkhelnaer. This and other choice Rhine wine* GEOGE DELUSB, 22 Kentucky ave. Silver Age Rye. This to the finest nre sold In Inddanaolls. GEORGE DBLU8E. 22 Kentucky ave. Skerries, Porta, Btc. All tb* choicest Imported wines. GEGGE l, 22 Kentucky av* Also choice oar*.
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DIED.
RILEY—Mr* C. at 167 S. East s Fu£H. Patrick's church, 9* m„ September 2. ,* HHHi'ad Dalevte, l*nd.,
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Wm. M., of 324 Seventeoth st„ U, after three month; illness.
2, at Jacksonburg Ind.
UNDERWOOD—Hsmld, Infant so of Andrew and Little Underwood. Funral from resulence^ 75 Stevens st., Wednesday, it 2 p. m.
IR—Mrs. Maggie. Augut 21. 1896. \\ cdn.-wLy at 2 p, m.. fromresldence, dawn ave. Friends and memers of the
Spiritualist church invited.
SAGE—Charles, died August 21, I» p. m., *JM a year* Funeral from residece at 8:10 Thuraday morning, September X krvices at St. John s church at 9 a. m. Frteifd invited. WREN—Mrs. Ellen, beloved wifi of John Wren, at her home. 193 Church «>. Sunday, Auaue* ■" *♦ ■' aft “ — E *
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funeral Directors— KHEGELO'8 UNDERTi
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WLVKR.iL D1RBJCTORS-IRVIN l ADAMS.
SrHSSyi-S- » Buchanan. Tel. 1164. 97 N lllnols ec kUNERAL DiRECTOKH«XNNER * BUmAJ-AH.
LADY EMBALMEY
S** Ladles and Child**. tr> N. JDllnoia at Telephne Ml.
M OUTRE VTA
MONUMENTS-AUG. DIENES. 242 B. Waantagtow. » , / : .... j.: MONCMKN’IS—Monuments af lowest price*. M. H. FARREUli W. Washington st.
•OCIETY AlTD OLTB MKETIXGs.
•OC1ETY—There ptU be s meeting of Newasa Ho. m I. o. R. *L. in their srhmua Hi Ffail. titij Viniiic
F. JONES, S.
oiothem wekuinc. 7 y. q. CASTOR. C. of R.
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gOClETY-Stae: kbdgo. r fefiA t
hold regular session tug-- (Tuesday) •ventng. September 1. F;r« rank work. Vi»Itmg brothers wetoonp.' Lodge opens at S p. m. Tags the^ elevamr the lodge.
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h boLderman. c. c.
BLANCKar^ K. of R. and S.
« is Eiryvrsr’ES
STORAGBJ—Warerbom, 27x60; buelneaa or stor-
age. Rear 167 B. South st.
STORAGE—INDIANAPOLIS WAREHOUSE
CO., 265-273 S. Pennsylvania st.
STORAGE—Of all kinds at CHARLES E.
SHOVER’S. 180 E. Wabash st
STORAGE—INDIANAPOLIS STORAGE CO..
870-872 8. Delaware et 'Phone 1049.
STORAGE—Vehicles, or anything; charges reasonable. C. L. CLANCY, rear 224 N. Me-
ridian.
STORAGE—All kinds of storage and transfer.
Call on & P. HAMILTON. U S. Alabama at, for special rate. Telephone 768.
STORAGE - INDIANA STORAGE AND TRANSFER CO. Registered warehouse; high-class building; insurance low. 21 to 21
Capitol ave.. N.
STORAGE—Elegant accommodations; prompt and careful attention and reasonable price* We pack, haul and etore household good* Telephone 675. HOGAN TRANSFER AND
STORAGE CO.
STORAGE—TH E UNION TRANSFER AND STORAGE CO. is the oldest, largest, safest and cleanest storage house In the city. Corner E. Ohio st and Bee Line track* (The old
Dickson atand.)
BUSINESS CHANCES.
BOSIN ESs'ciUANCE^Snil^^ market for sale. 698 N. West st.
BUSINESS CHANCE—Commission business, paying 32,600 year, for 3360 cash. Investigate at once. Have leave city. Address-A 17, care
News.
BUSINESS CHANCE-185 average weekly net Income with *2fi0 Invested; safe, conservative. Prospectus, proof* free. F. DALY, 1293 Broad-
way, New York.
BUSINESS CHANCE—For Sale: An established manufacturing buelneaa; 32,000 cash accessary to buy stock and machinery; mad* 32.000 last year. Address L U, care New* BUSINESS CHAXCE-Drug etore; North Side; weli-estobllehed trade, averaging over 320 per day; invoice between *3,000 and 34.000; cash only will buy it Address J 14, care News.
BUSINESS CHANCE—For Sale: Retail grocery. and meat market, cheap; a good stand; established over twenty years; party going out of buxines* Address SCHNULL ft CO.
ANNOUNCEMENTS. ANNOUNXjfflMENT^MARCY^TsemnrouriM
auction.
ANNOUNCEMENT—Buckeye window shades. the only up-to-date shades made. 404 Ken-
tucky ave. Phone 1872.
ANNOUNCEMENT -C AY & GRIBBEN sell good goods at reason*bU prices and on pay-
ments. 92 N. Illinois *t.
ANNOUNCEMENT—MRS. DR. INA F. SILVA, the noted medium, has removed from No. 4 Mossachuretta ave. to 724 Indiana ave.,
three blocks frpRi Bates House.
■ANNOUNCEMENT —HOWARD’S STEajo. CARPET CLEANING WORKS. Eetatmsnea .wenty-flve year*. Best and cheapest worx m city. Everybody has their carpets cieaaeu
there. Telephone 616.
PERSONAL.
PERSONAL—How to become lawful physicians; lectures by mail. ILLINOIS HEALTH UNIVERSITY. Chicago.
PERSONAL—Ladles, a friend to need is a friend indeed. If you want a regulator that never fails, address WOMAN’S MEDICAL
HOME. Buffalo, N. Y.
PERSONAL — LORENZ SCHMIDT. Notary Public and Consular Agent. Collector of European claim*. Room No, 1 In German In-
suranee Flock. 29 S. Delaware et.
JPERBONAL—Ladles, gentlemen. MRS. DR. SILVA has removed from No. 4 Massachusetts ave. to 72V, Indiana ave.; to fitted up for all kinds of baths and massage treatment.
Go and eee her.
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ing write or call at the office. THE INDIANAPOLIS NEWS
TAKEN UP.
TAKEN UP—By nolle#: Bay horse and endepring buggy. 120 to 128 E. Pearl et. GEO.
HERRMANN.
TAKKX~UP--Sn>ftll, bay mare; Wind in one eye; J. M. branded left hip. Sturm place. Sturm ave. D. R. STURM.
SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING. - SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING^MRS. BRYAN S PRIVATE SCHOOL. Individual
Instruction. 135 li. Pratt
at t
WANTED—Good cook and washer and ironer
in email family. 80 W. St. Clair.
WANTED—Young lady stenographer; legal
work. Address E 17, care News.
WANTED—A good girl for general housework. ,
114 Oliver ave., West Indianapolis.
WANTED—Girl; general housework; small
family; reference. 53 Woodruff ave..
WANTED-Nurse for baby two years old; references required. 581 N. Delaware st.
WANTKD-Girt for general housework; family of three; good wages. 325 Home aye. WANTED—CARPETS CLEANED, " 3e PER YARD. MACK’S. TELEPHONE 243.
WANTED—Feather* renovated, bought and sold. 116 Massachusetts ave. B. F. DUBOid.
WANTED—,, flrat-cteaa skirt hand; also a dressmaker's apprentice. 33 W. St. Clair st.
WANTED—Middle-aged lady wanting a good home in email family, apply 13 Greenwood et.
WANTED—For general housework; good wages. MRS. STARR, north of Fair grounds. WANTED—A first-class dressmaker; flrst-clos* in cutting and fitting. 231 Yandes st., city.
WANTED—German girl for housework: references required; small family. 122 Fletcher * ve - 1 WANTED—Mexican sliver doUare token at 60c. KISTNER'S SHOE STORE, 23 8. IH1nols.
WANTED-Second girl; also cook; no washing; general work. Room 3, 954 N. Delaware.
WANTED—Girl, twelve or fourteen years old, can find permanent home. Address C 16, care News.
WANTED—At once, housekeeper for family of three; reference required. Call at 60 Athon street.
WANTED—A thorough, experienced cook in email family; high wage* Apply at one* 206 N. Noble st.
WANTED—Superfluous hair, moles, birthmarks, etc., removed forever. VARIN, room 20, over Ayres’s store.
WANTED—Good cook, wtth references; email family; no washing. Call Wednesday afternoon. 581 N. Capitol ave.
WANTED—White girl for general housework; two to family; must be good cook. Call after 6 o’clock. 892 N. Pennsylvania st.
WANTED-Good white girl In a small family for kitchen and dining-room work, immediately; no washing or Ironing. 980 N. Ililnois st.
WANTED—Twenty-five good people for legitimate, pleasant work throughout State; *60 per month for six months guaranteed. 724 Lemcke Building.
WANTED—Ladles to travel with tent show; no experience necessary, hut good dancers would be preferred. Call ready to leave city this p. m. J. F. HATCH. Stubbins Hotel, room 77.
WANTED—MALE HELP. vVANTE D—Tieh-i-nungo!
WANTED—Barber. 686 8. Meridian.
WANTED—Married man for farm. 15 Ingalls
Block.
WANTED—Barber; steady Job. 686 8. Merid-
ian st.
WANTED—Single man on farm. <34 E. Wash-
ington, at 6 o’clock.
WANTED - Boy not afraM of work.
GEORGE'S HOTEL.
WANTED—Services of mining engineer. Ad-
dress Q 16, care New*
WANTED—Cali at room 17 Jackson Place. K
you are seeking employment.
WANTED—Loans on all articles or vatu*
SOLOMON. 26 A Illinois s*
WANTED—Barbers; two; first-class only.
LUMPKIN BROS., Sheridan, Ind.
WANTED—Lodging, 10c; quiet ana oomron*ole. 290 W. Market st. (Closed lu p. m.>
WANTED—Mexican sliver dollars taken at 60c. KISTNER’S SHOE STORE, 83 8. . Illi-
nois.
WANTED—777,777 old boys to know Oyster Chari 1* will open September 19, 178 E. Wash-
ington.
WANTED—Man and wife, Without children, for house and barn work. Monon and Twen-
ty-second.
WANTED—Man and wife, without children, for house and barn work. Monon and Twen-
ty-second.
WANTED—To Joan money on watenes. aiamonas; fair dealing and private noom M
Ingalls Block.
WANTED—Make any trick or device needed. INDIANAPOLIS PATTERN MAKERS, 101
S. Pennsylvania st.
WANTED—Fifty men and women for hotels and rebtaueant* 23 W. Ohio. HUGLE’S
EMPLOYMENT OFFICE.
WANTED—GRAY ft GRIBBEN; established ten years; 92 N. Illinois st. All goods sold on
payments at cash prices.
WANTED—Competent drug clerk; one who speaks German preferred. Address, with ref-
erences, R 14, care New*
WANTED—Young man stenographer In Insurance office; give age. experience and refer-
ence* Address T 16. care News.
WANTED—A city salesman to solicit the grocery trade; a permanent poeition to right party. TOLEDO CEREAL CO.. Toledo, O. WANTED—Young men out of employment to call at 17 Talbott Building and start work at once- Complete outfit and instructions free.
WANTED—Circular distributors everywhere; good pay. Apply, with stamp. NORTHWESTERN DISTRIBUTING BUREAU. Chi-
cago.
WANTED—Five dollars per 1,000 paid distributing circulars. Inclose stamp. COMMERCIAL ADVERTISING ASSOCIATION. Chi-
cago.
WANTED—Twenty-five good people for legitimate, pleasant work throughout State; *50 per month for aix months guaranteed. 734 Lemcke
Building-
W ANT ED—Sa les man for our Bryan and McKinley cigars; 330 weekly and expenses; experience unnecessary. FOLK. RITCHIE ft
CO., 8t. Louis.
WANTED—Patent* obtained on easy payments. Special terms during next thirty days. THURMAN ft SILVIUS, Patent Attorney*
When Building.
WANTED—We want young mtu and ladies tor tne tetegrapn service; positions secured, audrees J. D. JOHNSTON, room 11 Lake Ena
railway general office.
WANTED—Inventors to know that Josepn /*- MJntum has removed to 15 and 16 Lombard Budding. Better facilities than ever tor pro-
curing patent* Take elevator.
WANTED—Experienced salesmen to sell our Giant Boiler Compounds, the best on the market; can be sold as a side line. GIANT BOILER COMPOUND CO.. Cleveland. O.
WANTED—Insurance men or experience and ability to Investigate our combination life, accident, sickness and Investment policy, with a view of contracting for exclusive agencies in all unoccupied territory in this State. Address AMERICAN BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION. 201 Lemcke Building, Indianapolis, Ind. WANTED-Partner with *150 to take third interest and act aa treasurer with Twentieth Century Farce Comedy CVxnpany. Each member has ah established reputation. Only those meaning bus'nest need answer. No time to fool with idle curiosity. Investigate. Call at once. JACK KELLY. White Ribbon House,
corner Ohio and Meridian.
WANTED—Cash paid for eiin nimner at noop factory. PATTERSON & BUSBY. WANTED—Boarders in private family; school
teachers preferred. 361 Bellefontaine.
WANTED—C'd hats ana ruoners to reprnr.
WM. DE PUT, 47 Massachusetts ave.
WANTED—Bird dog; well broke; cust be _flrst-class. Address V 4. care News. WANTED—Two hundred thousand medlumglze pickles at 190 W. Washington st. VANTED—GRAY "&"grTbBEN sell jewelry on
payments at cash prices. 92 N. Jlllinois at.
VANTED—Teachers or young ladles to occupy jvlcely furnished room. 603 N. Alabama at. VANTED—A lady room-mate, by a lady; exchange references. Address F 16. care News.
VANTED—J. A. SHIRLEY, real esl and insurance, removed to 701 Lem
Ing.
TO LET—Furnished rooms for light housekeep-
ing. 298 E. North.
TO LET—Furnished for light housekeeping. 176 Massachusetts ave. 1 TO - LET—Furnished and unfurinshed rooms.
286 rienate ave., N.
TO LET—159 N. Illinola; furnished for gentle-
men; bath; references.
TO LET-Rooms; modem; desirable; reasona-
ble^ 353 N. Illinois St. ; *
TO LET—FurnlshetTrooms for light housekeeping. 90 N. New Jersey.
real estate, loans
eke Build-
Sac. KISTNER’S SHOE STORE, 83 S. Illinois; WANTED—15 for full set teeth. Extrsctea without pain at EARHARrs. 16)8 E. Wasningion. VANTED—A tract of Southern land; Tennessee preferred. BOOTH & JOHNSON, 77^ E.
Phone: fANTED—W4U hang your paper 21 MAHAN & DENT, rear 261 River
tpoi
per room,
ave., West
Indiana;
VANTEJD—To buy one set of double buggy harnsss; must be good and cheap. Hollo-
WANTED-^-To loan money on watches and oiamonds; fair dealing and private. Room » Ingalls Block. YANtSD—Two or three nicely furnished rooms, with board; North Side. Address Y 5, care News.
VANTED-Td rent
for the winter; highest references. D 17, care News. ■'
furnished house or flat
Address
WANTED—Room and board; man and wife; no children; central; private; reference* Adresa J 15, care Newa. VANTED—Two or three rooms, unfurnished,
.° f ° entral a>Uege - Ad ' tO LET—Unfurnished sieepi
TO LET—Furnished rooms for light housekeeping. 85 X. Alabama st. TO LET—Fuml7he<T or unfurnished room; reference._ 135 E. Pratt at. ^ - TO LET—Nicely furnished front rooms; board;
bath, 171 Capitol ave. N.
TO LET—Furnished rooms for light housekeeping. 310 E. Wabash. j TO LET—Furnished rooms for light housekeeplng. 227 Virginia ave. TO LET—Nicely furnished rooms and board,
if desired; 77 E. Vermont. .
TO LET—One furnished and four unfurnished
rooms. 200 E. St. Joe st.
TO LETT—Three unfurnished rooms; private;
also bam. 146 Bellefontalne.
TO LET—Five nice rooms for light housekeep-
ing.^ 928^Senate ave., N. 38.
TO LET—Pleasant~~ furnished rooms; unfur-
nished parlor. 170 E. Michigan.
TO LET—Four rooms over 626 N. Illinois at. _ Inquire Alexander's drug store. TO LET—Furnished front room; aloovs; con-
veniences ; very cheap. 172 N. East.
TO LET—Suite beautiful, front, unfurnished
rooms; bath; private family. 63 W. First.
TO LET—All of second flrtor; |12; lignt ana
airy; In private family. 359 N. New jersey 'b""”—
TO LET—Elegant rooms, first or sscond floor,
for housekeeping; cheap. 808 E. Washington.
TO LET—Large dining-room in the Windsor
Building. M. H. SPADES. 65 W. Market st.
TO LET—Elegant, furnished rooms, three
squares from convention hall. 67 N. East at.
TO LET—Nice, clean, newly furnished rooms; • all modern convenlencss. 354 N. Illinois st. TO LET—First floor; nicely furnished front
room; to one or two gents. 190 N. Capitol
ave.
WANTED—Good voices for church choir. Apply at the First Baptist church Friday and Saturday, 2 and 7 p. m. WANTED—Ertel’s Steam Laundry fill tor and deliver your laundry to any part
the city. Telephone 1089.
boarders (business people); j
three and half squares north of postofflee.
Address G 16, care Ne_ws^
PANTED —*600 for legitimate speculation; losses not possible with the system employed. Address N 16, cam ^News^ VANTED—Pasture. Fine pasture, with plenty water; four mile* from monument. AUSTIN r. DENNY, 19V4 N.‘Pennsylvania st. WANTED—Conventioners, at 620 College ave. Flrst-claas accommodations. Bath. 31.50 per day. Five minutes' street-car ride. /ANTED—To do painting and take a horse for part pay. Address C. A. LEWIS & CO., house and sign painters, Haughvllle, 136 Sheffleld ave. WANTED—Everybody to buy tneir railroad tickets at KLATT ft POE’S cut rate ticket otnee, formerly Frey’s. ■'2* 3. Illlnol* st. Telephone 382 and save money. WANTED—Two furnished rooms, bath and board, for man and wife, north of New York, between Pennsylvania and Capitol ave. B., 42 Baldwin Block. Telephone 167. WANTED—You to come to us to nave you? piano tuned. We are responstme, ana guar antee tnc nneet work promptly aene. (special attention to nrst-ciaas repairing. WULSCHNER ft SON, 78 and 80 N. Fennsylvania. WANTED—300 children, agee eight to fifteen, to become members of the Children’s
Chorus Music.
call at ment.
Class Free
the Indianapolis those who take
iege. the
College of lessons in
college, facing the Soldiers’ Monu-
WANTED—SITUATIONS.
SITUATION WANTED—Florida Seal.
SITUATION WANTED—(By middle-aged lady, as housekeeper or cook. 248 Keystone ave. SITUATION WANTED—Lady, assistant bill clerk or stenographer. Address W 16, care
News.
SITUATION WANTED—Stenographerr experienced; good reference. Address X 16, care Newa SITUATION WANTED-Lady stenographer; experienced; references. Address Z 16, care
News.
SITUATION WANTED—By fifty reliable cooks and dining-room help. 23 W. Ohio. Get them free.
SITUATION WANTED-By experienced girl, for housework; no washing. Address W 16, care Newa SITUATION WANTED—By young lady stenog-
rapher. Can give References.
care New*.
Address X 15,
SITUATION WANTED—By colored girl, washing and Ironing; work neatly done.
Hiawatha st.
to do
30
sfrUATION WANTED—Meet reliable house girls every rffternoon, 23 W. Ohio. Original L. E. HUGLE.
SITUATION WANTED—By-drug clerk with four years’ experience; ^:lty reference. Adders* Y 13, care News. SITUATION WANTED—To work in private. by colored man; good references. Address Box 187. Irvington. Ind.
SITUATION WANTED-A* stenographer or clerk, by young man; six years’ experience. Address Z 14, care News.
SITUATION WANTED-By lady stenographer, with five years’ experience; good reference. Address X 13, care News. SITUATION WANTED—Bmerifnced German temily cooks; references. EKOHANGE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY. 30^ N. Delaware. SITUATION WANTED—By one of the best known architects in the State; must be had; low rates for right work. Address Z 11, car* News. _ SITUATION WANTED—As collector; experienced; can work ir.oraings; have wheel; work reasonable; best of references. Address Z 7, care News. SITUATION WANTED—A young man for office work, proficient In shortaand and typewriting, owning a machine, familiar with railroad business or ticket brokerage office work; best references necessary. Reply by mail, staling lowest wages acceptable. L. H. HEWITT. Frankfort, Ind.
> LET—Unfurnished steeping room; opposite postoffles. HENRY D. PIERCE. 114 N. M»-
rtdlan.
TO LET—Nice, front rooms, with board; three and half squares of postoffice. Address O 16, care Newa TO LET—Rooms; furnished or unfurnished; porch and bath; man and wife preferred. 649 College ave. , TO LETT—Nicely furnished rooms, with board for gdhflemen; bath; gas; well water. 12 E. Michigan st. TO LET—Large, nicely furnished room; modern; gentleman room-mate wanted. 247 Capitol ave., N.
TO LET—A suite of front rooms; furnished; suitable for two or more gentleman. 166 N. New Jersey at.
TO LET—Pianos rented from 32 to 36 per month, and rent allowed when you b*y, at WULSCHNER'a TO LET—Furnished front room, with alcove; northeast corner Senate ave. and Second; references exchanged.
TO LET—Desirable rooms for light housekeeping; private family; modern; bath; reaaonab’.e. 357 N. East. TO LET—Furnished and unfurnished housekeeping and lodging rooms. Ryan Block, In-
diana and Capitol aves.
TO LET—To two gentlemen: One large, front room, with board; private; cheap; home comfprts. Address J 17, care News. TO LET—Large, front room; board to married couple; no children; private; reasonable; North Side. Address J 16, care News. TO LET—Pleasant, furnished, second-story front room in private family; no children; to one or two gentlemen. 326 Home ave.
TO LET—Newly furnished front rooms; bath and all modem conveniences; without hoard; 32 per week and upward. SENATE HOTEL,
opposite State House
TO LET—Third-story rooms, opposite Journal otfleo, suitable tor sleeping rooms or light Housekeeping; umirmiahed. HENRY D. PIERCE. 184 N. Meridian.
TO LET—Within 24 rooms furnished, 31 to 38-66 P«‘ week; dlningjoom; first-class and coolest Li town; family Hoarding a specialty at loweat »ate. 'Phone 627. HOTEL ENTERPRISE.
squares ut postoffloe.
financial.
x/OANS—C. F. BAYLE8. 774 E. Marsst.
xiOANS—Mortgage leans; lowest ACE McKAY. 2»H N. Pennsyh
rales.
vam*.
SLOANS—On watches and
amounts a specialty. Room 24 Ingai
jjOANS—6 and 7
urrm.
basement. juOaNS
-Large
low rates.
TO LET—OFFICES AND STORKS. TO LET—Desirable desk room, cheap. 26 S. Illinois at. TO LET—Fine suite of offices, second uout. western Union Building, 19 S. Meridian. «— F. BA ¥ L LA. TO LET—SO Circle st., Morrison Building, ground floor, containing large vault and fine office count era TO LET—No. 90 S. Delaware st.; store-room, two stories and cellar, l£x50 feet, with or
without power.
w anted-agen'ts/ AGENTS WANTED—35c "LlfT of McKinley”; 100 pages; many full page engravings; life size portrait. BARCLAY ft CO.. Cincinnati. AGENTS WANTED—Solicitors can make money introducing educational insurance; easy to write. Address F. H. SCOFIELD. Super Intendent, Milwaukee, Wl*
TO LET—Store-room, 35 E. Market st.: ap;«rMoia oicycie location. HENRY D. PIEKc*. 18)8 N. Merld:an. TO - LET—Deeirable office, opposite Journal Building, 454 N. Pennsylvania, room il. HENRY d. pierce. TO LET—Do you want atore-room? Possibly you will find what you w&nt on our list. SPANN ft CO.. 86 E. Market. TO LET—Physicians’ offices; three rooms; hot and cold water, .steam heat furnished; bist 14 E. Q»la st. C. F. SAYLES.
and dwelling attscheu; Indiauapoiie; good .ocaI! at 220 E. Waahitn
EDUCATION AI~
flaal arrangements (hr attending the National ; vuL.
RSS^STWKa T"'’’ ”
JOHN R.
ETH^CVTRWAL—-Spanish Spanish translations mac
lessons given and
made. Address C 2. care
announcements.
I EXT—TUh-i-miago.
i- v xt‘^s&ar-
DENTISTS.
DENTIST—Free extracting. 8 to 9. Wl. GANT. «4 K. Washington.
‘roiiiak -
Chii at News oScr and
paid to agents. Our goods sell without talk. Men or women. Particulars, address at once MARIE ANTOINETTE CO. (Paris). Indianapolis. Ind. AGENTS WANTED—A -live man with small capital, to handle canvassers for sale of latent and best llfe-sise (bust) photgraph of McKinley. Sample, express paid, oOc, EASTON MFC,. CO., Dayton, O. AGENTS WANTED- Two agency position* open with best building and loan association m the State; experience not necessary; r*i« opportunity for the right parties; references, si S. Pennsylvania, at.
location.
1XA LIST—Store-! River ave.. W) jow; cheap rent.
itcgioo.
TO LET—Two good store-rooms on Virginia ave.. just across the viaduct; will rent double or single; rent reasonable. A. METZGER Agency. 3 Did Fellows Hall. fO LET—Splendid bicycle location; Ws-hing-wwi-st. store-room; two fronts, Cw.i and Washington «*:s.; second-story offices, .piendld ught; three floors; magnificent gaiicy. with •aylight; suitable for bicycle school. niiNRY
u. PIERCE, mi N. Meridian.
ueiay whatever; can get it tne aa:c ,ou apply. Call apa get our rates pay a portion each year, it you aw-e Hoor 305 Indiana Trust liuiidmg. third noot. nus
vator. CilAS. W. UOKftUCR,
PERSONAL PI
Plan.
keVINGS AND
fly loan as one for plenty of time to
In fact, you can make ll
suit yourself.
e will give you
plenty of time to pay the money back.
make the pay met
ycU _ ' _____ refluces the cost of carrying the loam
very paym
payments to ent so mad*
We give you the full amjunt of you ask for; no charges taken out in advance. The transaction is aurs to ha private. Don’t fail to see us and get
our ratts.
INDIANAPOLIS MORTGAGE LOAN COMPANY. Room 10. 17 E. Market at.
money : in ad-
FOUND- Pockstboc-k.
ifieutlfy.
STU \ VFD. STRAYED—Black mare: mark on back. Return to 169 Keytrtoaa av* Reward.
KKMOVAL RnMOVAI. -J. A. SHIRLEY, real estate, loans ond Insurance, 781 Lemckc Baliding. KEUOtALe-H. M. HADLEY to « E. Marke. .oasemtau; insurance; real estate; loans rant*
You get full amount asked for. No charges taken out in advance. Our bus; net's st nelly private, and we guarantee you the fairest treatment. Cali and ms us before borrowing. SECURITY MORTGAGE LOAN COMPANT. Room 8)7. second ffc-r Indiana Trust. Building (old Vance Block), corner Washington at. and v.rginia av* Ask elevator man for rram 2?^
xAJANS—On all articles of value. SOIjOMUm, ‘ s5 3. Illinois at. uOANS—Money to loan. HENRY H. FAY, «/* E. Washington at. iiOANS—On Jewelry. Jothlng and other vaiua-
olee. 57 W. Washington.
TO UBT—HOUSE*.
TO LET-Ttob-i-mtoga
TO LET—List. 10 Circle.
TO mp-Mstxg*?'* Agency.
TO IaBT-SaTLES. 774 E. Market.
TO LET—SPANN ft CO., M K. Mark**
TO LET—8*» list. C E. COFFIN ft CO.
TO JUET—Six-room cottage. 277 Douglass st TO LET—Five-room bouse; State st. inquire
246 E. Ohio.
TO LET — Boro a transfer, a K. Wash!agios,
Telephone 212.
TO LET—Desirable residence. 126 K. Vermont.
Inquire next door.
TO LET—House; six room* 175 W. South at
No small children.
TO LET—fc;ght-room, modern house; central.
Apply 4 N. Meridian.
TO LET—D. A. COULTER, Agent. *4 B.
Market. Telephone Ik
TO LET—See list at 96 E. Market, ground floor.
GREGORY ft APPEL.
TO LET—Boarding-house, near Union station.
Inquire fct Bryce’s bakery.
TO LET—Four-room house; gas; *7. CRAWFORD. 7J4 E. Washington.
TO LET—Four-room house in good condition;
gas; cheap. 421 W. Pratt st.
TO LET—Nice house of six rooms; both gase*
273 Bright at, near Michigan.
TO LET—AUtactive, three-room house in good
repair. 168 Buchanan st. 17.50.
TO LET-See rental list of COPELAND ft
McINTIBE. 729 and 790 Lemcke.
TO LET—Ten-room house; modern improve-
ment*. Inquire 644. N. Illinois st
TO LET—329 E. Michigan; seven rooms; new-
ly papered; new kitchen; both gssva.
TO LET-See list of H. M. HADLEY, Rental Agent. 66 E. Market st, ground floor.
TO LET—Seven rooms; newiy paperea; Doth gases; new kitchen. 931 E. Mlcmgau st
TO LET—296 Virginia-ave.; seven rooms; stable. M. E P^t.aN. 164 E. Washington. TO LET—Five-room house; natural gas; well; cistern. 104 Ramsey ave. Inquire Iff) Ram-
sey ave.
TO LlET—406 N. East; nine rooms; bath; barn; good repair; 325. COLD ft PHASE, 19 Baldwin BlockT
TO LET—Big line of otdroom ana dining-room furniture; lowest price. BORN ft CO.. 61 E. Washington.
TO LET—Flvd*-room cottage; down town; bath; both gases: city water paid; *15. Apply 226 E. New York st
TO LET—Do you want to rent a house? If so, please examine our list SPANN ft CO.,
16 E. Market st.
TO . LET—Well-located residence for eluo rooms; large lot; plenty of shad* Addrew
fl It care New*
TO LET—Nlee cottage, 1108 N. Pennsylvania st.; reasonable to good tenant* R. F. CATTERSON ft SON.
TO LET—Now house, six room* 7 Ludlow ave. Inquire BERT BACON. 69 N. Pennsylvania SL $12.60. T6 LET—-460 Park ave.; modern, high grade house; will be ready on or before September 1. Keys at 440 Park.
TO LET—444 Capitol ave., N.; nine rooms; all the conveniences; stable. T. E. GRIFFITH. 132 Meridian.
TO LET—Eight-room bouse; bath; furnace; ail modern conveniences; 220 E. Walnut et. Apply 351 N. Naw Jefsey at.
T«T LET—No. 277 N. Capitol eve.; eight rooms and bath; modern. Inquire H. C. NEWCOMB, 44 N. Pennsylvania st.
TO LET—Attractive, three-room house, in good repair; cabinet mantel and grate; 98.50. 76 Martfndale ave., near Lincoln ave.
TO LET—No. 129 Davidson st.; eight rooms; frtmt hftll and rear atairway; large lot; $18. METZGER AGENCY, Odd Fellows Hall.
TO LET—Eight-room house; No, 139 N, Davidson, Just six squares northeast of court* house. H. H. SEVILLE. 24 W. Washington.
TO LET—Four-room house; 366 Clinton9st.; cemented cellar; gas; city and cistern water: first-class condition; 110. Apply 261 N. New Jersey.
TO LET—Good pianos rented; rent allowea when you buy; pianos kept in tune wltnoui charge. WULSCHNER’S. 72 and 90 N. Penney Ivan 1*
TO LET-217 Olive st.; handsome, ten-room house; hath, furnace and stable; one of the best houses on the South Side; *22.5(X REID BROS., 42 N. Delaware.
TO LET—A brick house of four rooms and basement, furnished complete for housekeeping;- all modern Improvements; north, near Blind Institute. 77 B. Walnut at
TO LET—$15, six-room house, one-half square of Manual Training School, 8. Meridian; *13, hew, two-story, six-room house, 171 Church st. WM. 8. CANFIELD, 11 Virginia ave.
TO LET—A newly papered, painted, first-class house; northeast; eight rooms; both gases; the best possible terms to desirable and careful tenant H. E. KINNEY, 26 Board of Trade. TO LET—Fine suite iC office rooms in Th* News Building; new and well lighted; au conveniences; might be let for light manucacturipg. For particular* call at The Newe otnea.
'tt* LET—MISCELLANEOUS. TO LET—Stable* for one or two horse* 281 Virginia ave., or 209 8. Meridian.
rO LET—Small hotel, 35 rooms, center of clt*. rtORACE McKAY, 294 N. Pennsylvania.
TO LET—Second and third floors, 33xU5 test •each, of building. Not. 9 and 11 W. Washington st C. F. SAYLES, 774 E. Market.
STOLES.
STOLKC^FronT^H^N^Senate av*. Vanguard bicycle, '96, No. 1,280. *10 reward. Return to 154 W. Washington.
STOLEN—Will party who took pocketbook from lady’s bicycle please mail letters of ref. ere nee contained to 14 Union at.
STOLEN—Bicycle; No. 8.SC8; name Jap; green enamel: tine defender; rat-trap pedat; Gilliam saddle: gear 72; wood rim; reversible handlebaro; weight 23 pound* *10 reward. Return to 135 Virginia ave.
FlNAKCLftlu. jjOANS—At 1 and 6 per cent., at ono* C. r.
dAYBES.
FOB 9ALE3—M1SCBLLAJIEOUS. FOR^iALE^iwidaSaar
FOR SALE—Tish-l-mlhgo.
to-day.
FOR SALS-Cheap: Organ and ilding loung*
1404 Indian* ave.
FCdt SALE—Fine registered Jet-ey cow. 1263
Northwestern ave.
FOR SALE—1,000 printed dodgers for A. VIC- ■ TOR. 26 N. Delaware. FOR SALE—Remington typewv ar; good ooauitlon. 29 E. Market. FOR SALK—Saloon; cheap. Call at law offlaa, room 17 Baldwin Block. FOR SALE—Chambers's Bouquet; t>»' cigar. Best dealers haw n.
FOR SALE—S.000 pairs of pant* 6*0. ER’S. 224 W. Washington st.
RF.SD-
paymenflt O. J. CON-
FOR SALE—Clothing on paymen RAD. 70-72 Massachusetts ave. "OR SALE—Car”load of fine drivers at •eld's stable. 123 K. Wabash at.
FOR SALE—Or rent: Invalid rolling chair* W. D. ALLISON CO.. S3 E. South *- FOR SALE—The largest cash retail grocary store in the city. Address P 2, care New*
FOR SALE—Fine upright piano, cheap for cash; can be eesn at 44 Lombard Building._ FOR SALE—Poultry house; everything compiete for dressing. Address E 15. care News.
FOR SALE—Guitars and mandolins on payment* O. J. CONRAD. 70-72 Massachusetts
ave.
FOR SALE—Mexican stiver dollars taken at 60a KISTNER'S SHOE STORE, 22 S. Illi-
nois.
FOR SALE—A few unreoeemad t*tehee ana diamond* very cheap, at roran 24 Ingalls Block.
FOR SALE—One lot
grocery fixtures, srd sts.
FOR SALE—Few unredeemed
shelving and counter* at corner Third eund How-
diamonds, cheap for cash,
room 6.
LEI—Trunk* one-fourth off;
.watches and U4 N. Meridian.
_ cash or
CONRAD. 70-72 Masaachu-
FOR
payment* O. J.
setts ave.
FOB SALE—Household * goods at yoqr own price; ihust be sold by 6th. Address P 16.
care News.
FOR SALE—Money to loan on watches «nu diamonds; fair dealing and private room, to ingalls Block FOR SALE—Stove# and furniture. M. P. ANDERSON'S STORAGE HOUSE, corner Hos-
brook aqd Cedar st*
FOR SALE—Thirty-four feet Oeaveland fence.
including two gates, cheap. C. B. FEIBLEMAN. 180 N. East st. m
FOR SALE!—National cash register; lateet pattern; used short time; cash or payment* Address^ 10. care New*
' ‘
FOR
-Good,
second-hand boiler. No. 8
brick and ston*
flooring and other lumber, bi
m & Meridian »t ’Phone 8M. FOR SALE—Grocery and meat shop fixtures, located at 286 E. Washington, st., very cheap. Inquire at room 24 Ingalia Block. FOR SALE—Buggy cuantcn* backs, tope, jlgr.. wheels, wagons, buggies and surreys; a!*J Aiaft* AL SMITH, 86> 9. Ililnois st FOR SALE—Buckeye window shades; made to fit any window; they roll both ways; see them. 404 Kentucky ave. ’Phone 1872.
__rw.JLE-E.At WTATW
ftSfL ESTATE—insurance _...TL«» S ^A L aBSTATB—SA 5 -JO. n r. Market.
ftl/L USTAT-J-MILLS ft
KI8KR.
REAL MTATE—Coburn-st cottage. nSTvD 8s* a w Market^ W ’ W0 ' ^ M ItALBTON ESTATE—Four-room honse; «oathaast
frij 1 fir) 1 ..—, » mw, ,,v house; m Church st; easy payn^.its WM. S. CANFIELD. 31 Virginia aV* f REAL ESTATE-HFive-raom. new Maim; ^ cistern; MS. 3175 cash, balance 316 do ■onth. Ca*WWte. Wfc wiXnffa. 1 *
REAL ESTATE—Bargain; Near Martonsviito ■
five acres and foui-room bouse; take lot pad pay. J. L. BARNITT, 21 Loroboni Bulldln*.
Address owa*f
REAL ESTATE—Very desirable, modern, nice
room home; N. CapUoi av*. near Biath; front: baegain if sold soon. Addr
190 N. Senate ave.
REAL ESTATE—Lots for saiepa weekly pay wmeets in Prospeci it.. E. Washington st
A. W. ■
Mid to Brinkman Hill additloa.
WY* m5 ENI* 1 dl WAJP®*
DEN
REAL ESTATE—Several West IndianaocH cottages; small payment down, balance U REAL ESTATB—Insurc your property ia tl* Insurance Company of North America er th. ‘Muranee Cbmpany, wlU RENRT H. FAY, 404 E. WaMfington REAL ESTATE—Meoey to loan; a large ' of home funds left in our cars to be .n sums of 3100 to 31.606 and upward at rates of interest; can furnish money same /ou apply; nay back whew yoa pleas* £ dCTTHH-ft aCEVriT. » Add Fellows Hgn, REAL ESTATE—Modern, nine-room house, et« gantiy finished In oak; very handsomely p* pered; two cabinet mantels; bath; furnace gases; electric wiring, etc.; complete; oeiiaf 12x28, cemented; good barn; cement walks; j| in superfine order; price only 34..m Tsiw reasonable. Address R 18, oare New*
NOTICB.
NOTICE—Tish-i-mingo.
NOTTCE-MARCY is slaughtering goods at tti
auction.
NOTICE-GATES, DenUst, room 1 Odd Mi
lows Block. *
NOIiCD-U**) print..1 bllihsads for *1.50. VlO
prime
TOR M N. Delaware.
WANTED—Girl
small family.
for general 606 Broadway.
housework ft
FOR 8ALI
E—Cheap railroad tickets to a., t SLATTS ft POE'S cut rats tlckr8. Illinois st. TFephnpc 30
FX>R‘ SALE—Suits to order; panU to order;
polnu, at iffioe. 122
city
nest value
pants ready made;
R. R. MILES. 108 and HO 8.
linois.
FOR SALE—A few unredeemed diamonds, watches, rings, etc., at great bargains Room 4 Lombard Building, 964 E. Washington at^ FOR 8ALE—Bargain; Large pipe organ; twelve feet high, six feet wide and eight feet long; can be seen at German Reform church, Merrill and Alabama+at* -
/OR SALE-Cote D’Or. juice, is still in the ~ and purest wine sold.
pure California grap«
still in the market, and is the o«»v
Ask your druggist u>. and take no other.
N^^E^s^^^JWjOM^bushels pickles; sp3 FOR TllADE—Vacant lots for huataeas; raliM
353(X Address E 16, care News.
TO LET—Nice house; eight rooms; nonhsasi down town. Apply 894 Market st -n. tin work, l.J In.Ian, «w. t, T£jphin. n HL N.'TPn:—Stove repair<»for all makes of stoves 381 E. Washington St Store closed batur days.
ou ‘want the AatSst, buy tb w shade. ,404 Kentucky av*
NOTICE-If yoi Buckeye wind©'
’ Phone 1872
NoTICK--Driven wells: eisteras eieansd am repaired: charges S1.36. Telephone 7*t o F. GORDON, 206 E. Waxhlngton st. NOTTCE-Appetite restored free at FULTOI FISH MARKET, 61 N. Illinois. ’Phene M Call and see what we can do for you.
FOR SALE—Or Trades Good stock of general merchandise and store-room and dwelling in good gas town, on good railroad. Address Dy E. THEOBALD. Charlottesville. Ind. FOR SALE—Wedding, invitation and visiting cards, engraved and orinted to order in latest style on short notice. Flneet work at very low prices. BAKER ft THORNTON. 32 S. Mertd-
ian St.
FOR SALE—$500 will buy restaurant to best location; splendid trade and absolutely on a paying basis. Investigation courted from those meaning tg)einess. Call 14 Marion Block, Meridian and jOblo st* _____
BX>R 8ALE-92 N. ILLINOIS ST.
GRAY ft GRIBBEN'8 FOR WATCHES.
GRAY ft GRIBBEN’S FOR
LTCHI
DIAMONDS.
GRAY ft GRIBBEN'8 FOR JEWELRY. GRAY& GRIBBBN'S FOR SILVERWARE. FOR SALE—The complete furniture of a seven-room house; elegant, new goods; carpets, rockers, fur rugs, brass bedsteads, etc., including upright piano; all for 3350; piano alone cost 3400 seven months ago. Call quick. 8TROUSK ft CHANDLER, 26 B. Market St.,
room 3.
FOR SALE—
THE BULLOCK
PERFECTING PRESSES
USED BY THE INDIANAPOLIS NEWS; ALL IN GOOD CONDITION; \ NOW PRINTING THE NEWS DAILY.
More rapid and larger presses being buUt In the new building for The News will taka the
" -*" • ■ A grSoi
Apply at
NOTICE—Hot-air furnaces, with combtaatioi burners fot gas and other fuel at th* sans tlms. JOSEPH GARDNER, 29 Kentucky ave Telephone 3*2. NOTICE-SIG. GIUSEPPE MARONE, harp so lolst, will accept engagements for concert* reception* and dinners; also furnish mu Ac fa fine dnpee* 177 Capitol ave., N. NOTICE—Election of offiMra. The anm!ai eieo Uon of officers and trustee* of the Indiana polls Hebrew congregation will be held at the Market-street temple September 12, 1996, at ]} o’clock * m. M. SOLOMON, Secretary. NOTICE—1 'NOIANaPOLIS PATtW WORKS, wood and metal patu-rn-mak*ra models and experimental work, meohaniaa drawing* and manufacturers of spsoial nt* cblnery. 161-106 8. t^ennsylvanla st., ladkn* polls. Ind. EsHmatas furnished. , Dissofution- ^ ittog heiweei the firm name of the Central I this day been dissolved by Charles F. Woerner retiring, be continued as the Central all accounts due the firm will
them.
, C. F. wgmner. f b. iftpgir
NOTICE-^ r V “
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL
Notice is hereby given that the ] trustee of the estate of Emily j. f insolvent debtor, pursuant to an order of thj Circuit Court of Marlqn county, Indian* wil
eell at private sale for i— appraised value thereof the tate In Marion county, Ind Lot numbered eight (8), in addition to the city of Indi
Applications of purchaser* will be receive) at the office of Elmer E. Stevenson, 708-7q Lemcke Building, Indianapdlis, Ind., inU shhubImb
he last
place of the presses now for sale, bargain is In store for some one.
once to
. . Hag, .
2 o’clock p. m. Thursday, fewnember 2, 1196. Terms of sale: At least IvKrln cash, the rest due In equal payments, the last of which pay monte ehall be not later than' fifteen month
from the date of sale, 9M
(usual form), bearir fn,m date, waiving
AaOANS—On all articles
A 8. Iliinola st.
of valu* SOLOMON.
r cent, moi
ney
to loan.
ROM-
aaOANS—On real estate. Will buy. morc^xge notes. J. W. BAIRD. 194 N. Menoian st.
watches
LOANS—Plenty of 6 per efilKLPY, 7(71 LoMsflP .
iaOANS—On personalty. BOYD ft MILLER.
_eul,te 63 Baldwin Biock.
xjOANS—Also building association snar dnased. NEWTON TODD. 6 Ingalls
snares pvu-
Bioca.
diamonua; iarg«
is Bloc*
6 and 7 per cent., real estate, city u» H. M. HADLEY. 66 E. Market •*..
avOANS—3100 to 310,000; interest and conuoiaoion reasonable. REID BROS., 43 N. Delaware «- __■■■■■■
roved r»«M
cu>.<
THE INDIANAPOLIS NEWS.
FOR SALE—HOUSES >ND VEHICLjuI* FOR BALE—Florida Sea:. FOR BALE- Pony, buggy and harness. 2664 E. McCarty. FOR SALE—Light milk wagon. n5 E. Market st. KRAMER. . FOR BALE—Fine carriage, horse and harnesS, 965. 870 Forest ave. FOR _ SALE—Fine, large family home and flratclass carriage. College-ave. stable* ' FOR SALE—One coal oil wagon at J^N QUEDE!LHOEFER'8 104 Kentucky ave. FOR SALE—A fine family horse, carriage and harness. Call or write. 675 Capitol ave., N. FOR SALE—Several work horses, cheap. ARTHUR JORDAN CO., corner Delaware and
tale, with promissory note! ring 6 per cent IntereS
valuation law# and eeourai by mortgage on the real estate sold.
WILLIAM 0. YOUNG, Trustee.
BALE 6i
NOTICE ■
'ADMINISTRATOR'S H REAL ESTATE.
Notice is hereby given that I, Patrick H. Mo. Nells, administrator w|th the will annexed o*
YtiUK J Maryland
amount ot money to ic DYER ft RAS8MANM,
__ioa4i mm
i .perially lo
n circle et ||Bp|BpBiiipi|M LOANS—Straight or association; inside Indianapolis property. JOHN B. HANN, 823 Lemcke BiUld.ng.__jJfKHHHMHHHB>^ dGAN3—Money on farms and city property; terms reasonable. TUGS C. DAY ft CO..
336-330 Lemcke Block.
LOANS—On farms; 3100 and upward; homo funds; lowest rates; no delay. A. METZGER. Odd Fellows Block. uOANS—Sum* of 3500 ana over.
City property ana tarms.
C. E. COFFIN ft CO.. 90 E. Mantel st.
DOANS—4 per cent, money on improve. estate. (No loans made outside of this SPANN ft CO.. 86 E. Market.
ajOAKK—On furniture, pianos, qorae* vonicies, store fixture* etc. Lowest rate* icouridentlalj. 24 w. Waehington, ro»nu * dOANS—On furniture, piano* horse* wagon*. office, store fixtures, etc., without remov*,. at lowest rata* Room 24 Ingalls Bloc* xa)ANS—A large number of private funds m ,uan. Apply to FLOREA A SEIDENSTICKER, rooms 2, 3 and 4. 274 S. Delaware
jjOANS—6. 6 and 7 per cent, loans; auy _mount; private funas; privilege of payAuents; reasonable fees; no delays. McINTOSH ut SON. 66 E. Market st.
mOANS—Money in sums to sun. wnnout any
:ns uay
LSAI
Muoa
LOANS—I want $1,000 for one year; will give about 22,000 Indianap'lls city bonds aa security; will pay good Interest. Address Q 10. care New* , -1 JjOANS—« per cent, money, w.tn privilege Oa AM«-payment semi-annually; loans mads uu improved ical estate In this city only, in loaiM of not less than 81.000; no delay; reasonau» tees. SPANN ft CO.. 96 E. Market et. jjOANS—Money to loan; a large sum or nemv'
juods left in our care to be toanea
sums
lowest nu«*
FOR SAIaB—Lap dusters at cost; fly neta m up; narnesa; cash or paynient* isi a vVashlngton st. FOR SALE—Wanted; To buy one set of double buggy harness; must be good and cheap. Holloway's stable* FOR SALE—Cut-under eurrsy and-good set of harness, *76. Gall room 3 Stewart Place. corner Illinois and Ohio. FOR BALE—Surreys, buggies, road wagon* pony carts, at wnolesale and retail. 199 B. Meridian st. COMSTOCK ft COON BE CO. FOR BALK—Phaetons, surruvs ana Ouvne., .•painting and repairing dene cheap ami uu «nort notice. 401 E. Market sL 6CH \\ L(At. a. « puaNgk. FOR SALB^JOHR, under tent. 164 E. Ohio st., sells good carriages, buggie* wagons; makes easy terms; takes ia second-hand vohides; sells cheap. FOR BALE—Three candy wagon* one peddler wagon, one two-horse express wagon, and all kinds of second-liaifd wagons at JOHN
the estate of James Kelly, deceased, by orde) of the Circuit Court Of Marion county, Indi. ana, will, on the 14th dev of September. 1I9* at the law office of Keeling ft Hugs, rooml I and 2, No. 95 E. Washington st.. In the olti of Indianapolis, Ind.. at lo o’clock * m. d said day. offer for sale at private sal* to» cash, for not less, than the appraised valw thereof, the following described real eatatt in Marlon county. In th* Bute oC Indiana, to Lot numbered forty-seven (47), in McCarty*! subdivision of thfe east part of outlet nura. bored on* hundred and twenty (136). In th(
city of Indtanapglli'.
Said real estate to b# sold free and clear ot ai: incumbrances. No bid wlU be received ft»l l**e than the appraised value of Mdd isai so. tat*. Bhouid said real estate fall to *«U al sail time, then said sal* WIN be ooottoute
i day to PAT1U
to day until the same Is aoM, UCK H MoNELIS, AdmttUsL*«jr. - .l... - i ■' ■»—i— i hiiim
lay you METZ-
LOANS—
ON FURNITURE. PIANOS. ETC., Without removal. Interest 7 per cent, a year.
On Building Association .
Room 4 Lombard Building. 244 E. Washington. Open Sfiturday evenings until 9 o’clock.
LOANS—
TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS
To loan in sums of
*10. *15. *20, 330, *50. *100, *200.
or any amount on
FURNITURE, PIANOS, ORGANS.
STORE FIXTURES. ETC..
At rates which honest people can afford to pay. The property to remain to your
undisturbed possession.
EVERYBODY WHO WANTS MONET
CALL AND SEE US.
We are just as happy^to make you a
„ 3100 to *4.000 and upward at
jT interest; can furnish money same •Apply; pay back whan you please. A qKR AGENCY, 6 Old Fellows nan.
ASIANS—On ho*»e* wagons, store uxiuie* piano*, bous-holu goods, warenouae receipt* and all kinds of personal property, at lowest ijues, without delay,.ana tne *auie uay you apply- Everything atrlctiy connaentiai. mvat*
“'‘'“ilOUSEHOLD LOAN ASSOCIATION. 44 Lombard Building, fou- ih floor.
Opposite New York store.
_ _ _ jB of second-lattfi GUEDE LHOEFER’S. 164
wagons at
Kentucky ave.
riOR SALE—HockawaTS. tour and six -paaaeu«er; landau* broughan.* our maxc, etnctiy prime. ROBBINS ft CO.. 32 E. Georgia rtopalring scilcitcd. 013 veh'cles cnt-.>p riOR SALE—New and second-hand buggte* •arnuges. surreys and spnng wagons, am.arriage and wagon repairing done prompuy j. \Y. BUCHANAN. 302-304 E. Washingion m. Telephone 1854.
for sale or trauje.
LOANS— MONEY!
LOANED ON
THE
MONEYl
FURNITURE, GAN8. ETC.,
PROPERTY TO REMAIN IN UNDISTURBED POSSESSION.
MONEY!
PIANOS. OR-
YOUR
LOAN TWENTY THOUSAND DOLLARS To loan fn sums of HO up on HOUSEHOLD GOODS, PIANOS. ORGANS, HORSES. WAGONS. ETC At the lowest rates and on the easiest terra* The property is left in your undisturbed po#se&sicn. We will as. gladly make you a smaa loan «s a large one. and give you your own time in which to pay it back. Any payments made reduces the cost of carrying the loan.
DOANS ON WATCHES AND DIAMOND* EVERYBODY WHO ^NT* MONET. CALL LOANS MADE ON SHORT NOTICE. WE .ADVANCE MONEY OX FURNITURE, fixtures, piano*, warehouse receipts, horee* waxons, machinery, etc.; In fact, we will loan on any and ail kinds of chattel property without removu'.. You can pay back the money la weekly or monthly installments. Any part bald reduces cost of carrying tb* loan. Call and got our rates before going elsewhere. CENTRAL LOAN OO.. U4 N. M»rtdisn s*. room 6. First stairway on the »ast side of N. ridlsn st.. near Washing!an, up-stair*
LOANS-
LOWEST RATER easy’ TERMS.
STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL
LOANS MADE ON SHORT NOTICE. Money loaned on furniture, pianos, horse* wag an*, stero fixtures, warehouse receipts and all kinds of personal property in any amount from *16 upward, the property to remain in y OUr undisturbed possession. We also loan
money on watches and diamonds.
reeki-
FOR SALE OR TRADE—Saloon; good locatio*. 46 Oriole «. FOR SALE'OR TRADE-Grocery for feed etore. 13-j Columbia ave. ; FOR - SALE OR TRADE—House and lot. 136 Sheffield ave.. Haughvllle. , FDR SAIaE OR TRADE~Two nice Jots'in Tuxedo PuaI:. 145 Virgin ia ave. - FOR SALE OR TRADE—Gfoccry and meal market. 502 j> 11 domain* at. FOR SALE OR* TRADE—Pneumatic tire blcycle for pony at ■ 27 Peru ave. FOR SALE OR TRADE—Grocery and aalorn 'stock: thirty year** old sued. Address M 16. care News. * FOR SALE OR TRADE-Dr. Wright’s Magnetic Liniment cures rheumatism. Get a 10-ceat bcttl# of your FOR BALE OR TRADE-One nine-room house to Frankfort, led., and on* fruit farm of eight acra* live m:lcs from Jeffersoaviiie, Ind.. Address SS N. Pcnnsyivaala. ■
FOR TKADi..
money on waicnea ana o.amona*. You can nay back the money In weekly or monthly toj rail merits, and have the cost reduced pr. tioaately. If you owe a balance on your fuiAiture or piano w« Wifi pay the sam* for *ou and carry H as long as you desire. No chftFgea taken out in advance. Call and see us before , 3i ng •‘""‘“'Wished 1387. J INDIANA MORTGAGE LOAN COMO ANT.
Room 4 Lombard Building, /
Secon 1 Floor. I
244 E. Washington st. f • Oppfsi'.e New Y.»rk Store, i
Opes; 2s;~d»y evening* agtil 9 o'ctock,
mm: ^
FOR TRADE—1,000 bualness cento for 81. VICTOR, 26 N- Delaware. FOR. TRADE—Gash Vegister for *ood delivery torse or wagon. Call a37 E. Ohkt st.. city. WOR "tb A DE—BtiTid tog ma terial and oarpe-tsr ' work fer hicycto. Addraee F It care New* 'rOR r TRADE—Vacant lots, valre 3606. for buslnesa or merchsndlse. Address E 16. cars x*™ ;
FOR TV*.ADD-Pine, new residence lor good drug Store. Address O News.
property U. cane
FOR TK A DE—Good home. Coot ralsve., fw South S Je properW- B M. KALSTON. >*4
W. Market.
FOR TRADE—Nice cottage, near Twelfth
trill take vacant lot to trade, * week. H. N- McCUUN, HI
** um. ’I ,
-—
r m
mm
loNELIS, Administrator.
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BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATIOi*k. BUILDING AND LOAN—The Hoositr iesuet a new series t-t ptembsr 7. Meats at Biodau’l drag stor* ooraer Indiana aVe. and Vermont st.. every Monday. ■ BUILDING AND LOAN—The Indiana Socleti for Saving* 314 Lemcke Building (secxm( floor), offer# eatlsfactory investment of ssvtogi and trust fund*; no membership fee; no ex. penee ftmtl; stock .ssued at any Mm*. 0x8 or rend for flnenoial statement, ju»t published.
T, StSulT
per share. Weekly dues, »»*<. « Wm.'Hlid’e. ooraer New York and JOSEPH H. HOWE*. President; C ROSEBROCK. Secretory; CARL
Jit., Treasurer. BUILD1NO AND LOAN-Es#tet« Saving a<M Loan AiMOCtollon. New seriee upens riepumte 7B Ui4. Shares *£00. Dues Mc pW ehar* rvwnjwvra wan ed. Money to he-lud on aF pllcati.'n. No waning. Applications to- ——
will be reov.ved at the p«ce -rf irtet meyer'e cigar store- “v Wajnfii
or By the secretary, fic-iwtsry. Merchants
FRENZEL. Treasurer. Bank. WM. KlWMKJTK Washington st. Mto every
AUCTION AUCTION—J. w. HIGHLAND. Auctkmear. « ’ftOLOMON. AMMtofeg _**«._ 262 E. V/fc»i;ington. ^ ' a mrrw-l- Auetl
No. m W.
\v T !ON—Th* Mtoteely eight-room b>use at a«(Rl her 4. at 3:3> a ro., 6d
Ai*.- an •'itgant
SEMANS. Auctirnesr.
or
We wiU sell
rWc-lnfralay)
ftAfTl. No. 130 , alterry and wa’s
oak fMding. single an I t John sewing
bnisori.- and ingtalR . l^rard. 'ook atovas; *J#o at
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