Indianapolis News, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 October 1899 — Page 7
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SvANTlL^Oirl for senwraf houww.-rk WANTED- Blrl: bc*nnnK ho«*e. No. t ttt N. UUMfr »< ■ WAKTRD- White gtn for *«*ner*l houneworK. rmnrmmi ■«. \VAXTSi>--<8r» «r women tor tiiior work. * mmmmam* ev»>VANTSD^Wsuperlenced dlnlnf-room girl. (X 1 - ’ cawSTAifHoricu WANTaO mood, white *lrt for »en»ral houae- *. I^WKiT EME OalteBe eve. rWANTBIv-A, good kIH for genere! housework.
WAXTKIWMALK. WANTBD—Ko< k Ol**:-. W A XTKD-nmse ' oifi»r_ WANTED - Tteh-l-alngn. WANTKJ> A herhrr. 16 K. Uerket
W a \ m Dciii.i.wKois.
WANTED- Ttaiee clear. W ANTED TUih-l-mtago
WANTKU -Berlvr ill* FrosimM at. WANTED-Berber 1«»4 8 Merldien et. WANTED Berber. 7*0 fepltol eve,. 8. WANTED WhlD barber W W^Wa«min*tan. WANTJCli—Bo>e; 7V' en hour. PAKRY Ul-O. CO.
mRe WtH**- Adtireaia *C
WANTED-Flrst-cinss tailors. 57 Block.
Ingalls
WANTED-Gootl barber %v«xiu^.
S07 Massai'huserts
WANTED-Rough stuff MFC OO.
rubbers.
PARRY
phone 213. WANTED-Five good buy*. Mend Ian at.
per hjad. TVie-
with wheels.
Wa'.VTKD-Moving/ «1 ~loa>l_ Tel. 2U. WANTED-P»p<N 'to banc, II m room. 1M» Columbia jive WANTED—To buy good patent. AM. MFQ. CX). Phone ill*. WANTED-OMth paid for household goods. 24i W. Washington •*- Wa NTED—Twenty" four gallons sweet milk dally._l«lfl Milbum at. WANTED—Teeth, K SEEDERS. Dentlet. 31 W Washington over News offire. WANTED—Neckbands put on free PROG- ■ • RBSS DAMN DRY. Telephone 1111 WANTED—To buy a IS horse-jKiwer engine; and boiler, or larger. 374 8. Senate ave. WANTED—Cash i>akl for carpet rags. A.
HUTCHINSON. 344 E.
Washington at.
15 ”8. WANTED—T>eek-nxwn, where I catTpaj- rent
with aervlce*. Address A 9. care News
WANTED-Barber. Saturday arm Sunday 2030
st.
WANTBD—Window space or part store, by
Reference*.
coat-makers, power
4ff If. NeMe >
'TTtVirWANTED—Toung girl for light housework; . aMMtpfiwif. 641 Park avs. TV ANTED Young girl for light housework; no trashing. 510 Indiana ave. *WANTED—EipetiietK'ed white girl for genera! . hauaaahsfh. - 22* E. Michigan rt. TV* A NT EfD—Olrl* for general housework: In small Dmil> ; good pay. «3» : Park ave. WAlTTBD-«tlrt 'and’Jacket''liands. Apply at Zlt B. North St., bet we. a » and » a m WAN’mD-Wvant for Jtneral house purl*>eee; good wages. 532 E New York st ‘WANTED—Reliable white girl: for cook and lowif-atalr* work 26 W Eighteenth st. f WANTED-Gkxxl girl l»r g^n.-ral h.nis. woi k .
" IWl N. Pennsylvania st.
WANTED-Halraman; oolirtt
Washington at.
tailoring. iu« B.
: WANTED—Second-hand books of all kinds; 1 must be cheap for cash. 26 N. Delaware.
WANTBJJh—An extstrienced dairy hand, (.’ail 2*63 <4. Meridian st.
1 WANTED—Ostrich tips colored and made Into 1 long plumes FAILLES. V> S. Illinois at
WANTED—Good barber for Saturday and Sunday. 1966 Hhelby st. -
1 WANTED—Five or eix-room house, central; or unfurnished rooms. Address M. 9. care News.
WANTED—Good, all-round Massachusetts ave.
machinist. 831
WANTED—Modern house of about eight rooms; no children. Address 8 7. care News
-stmri* fl^ad. Thirtieth et. WANTED—t'oat-makers Meridian; second floor.
man. Monon
Corner South and
In atyle. street.
repair
reference. No.
W ANTED- Lad v
WANTED-Two girls; cook: 14. housemaid;
. SI.
agent; experienced; none
otbar need apply. 2520 E Washington st.
14* N. rviuwari . room a.
in solicitors; must have refeiT’. M. C. A , to-morrow, 0 to 10 "W A NT W>~ Ekperiencwd ~ dhiiing-room gir.s at . 34 W Ohio st. NOW IJHRARY RESTAl’iiAjrr,;; , (WANTED White girl or woman for general housework, small famity; r^ferenesa. MS N. W a NTED— Plano players, ask music for '‘Manila" march; played during
WANTBD—Old hat* made new HAND'21 Virginia ave,
WANTED-Blacksmith; experienced In
•hop. *427 E Washington.
'wain I iswy, At — —
WANTB1>-Barber: stealy; Saturday and Sun-
day. 040 MaeeHOhusetts ave.
WANTED—MIlk wagon driver; references. Corner Mootp and Tuxedo at WANTBD—Exi>srlenced drug clerk; give refer-
enccr. Addrecs R 8. care News.
WANTED Neckbands put on free. PROG-
RESS LAUNDRY Telephone im._
WANTED Two dairy hand*. U4» Findlay ave.
east of Shelby et. JOHN WEBER.
WANTED—Six good canvasser*. Call at 1»
^Talbott. Block, between 2 and 6 p. m.
WANTED—Wrought-lron scroll worker. ME-
DAUN A HICHARIJSi 1216 Shelby st.
WANTED WaH paper “scraper. STEVENS,
Wall Patter Dealer. 030 N. Senate ave
WANTED—Fi rat-t'las* band sawyer “Apply
UDELD WORKS, North indlanapolla
thot
WANTED-Two thoiough electricians,
K. R fN KS & j (X>., 148 B. Court
.vit at,
dealers Dewey
Experienced saleslady; muet speak referetsm required. N. KAHN, 1106
'WANTBD-An experienced salmdady at KED
A OiAfERDlNOER-S. comer East and
toots E.
TV A NT Et)—Good barber, Sat unlay and Sunday and next week._r>30 W Washington st, WANTED—Dyer (garment), and busheinian. JOHNSTON'S DYE WORKS. Bluffton, Ind WANTED—Tailor on repair work; good wages and steady Job. ROCHE. 25 W. Ohio.
Ohio.
W^ANTED—Several
Tv'sfhm^^^
good size and
8. Illinois.
ii good, honest boys: must be rilling to work. Room 9, 114
WANTBD-Two or three good dining-room girls at Clarendon Hotel. Franklin, Ind.
(Good a iBISg
TED—Good washer and Ironer for private i family; white woman preferred. Apply ISOD y Msrtdlsn at. WANTBD- "Hot Taggart Butlwi." JOSEPH TAOOARTS BAKERY. 223 MassactaMetta ,a.ve, (flrst square.) .WANTlfliy—MRS STEVEN'S private home for ladles intfore and during confinement. 4D
N. New Jersay at.
about fifteen yearn
needed.
old. for
Address R
.WANTBD—A good, reliable woman, for general Housework> small family: no children.
til N. New Jersey st.
hair-cutting,
shop; up-to-date. THE ONE1
~ sty
15c; DA.
^WANTED—Fraternal society offers good pay for organising lodges; no Initiation fee. Adidresa M 10. care News. WAN'YBD—A good German girl for general hour"Work; email family; no washing; good gragee. 19H Odilege ave. , . ‘ ,
WANTBD One thousand family washings, i BNtURPRISB STEAM |
f by
lukUNDRY Ask to-pries list. * Phone SOI •WANTBI3—German girl to oars for child of . five year*. Gall 1204 X Delaware, between 11 ■and * o'clock. References. WA NT* D-Middle-aged, to take full charge of houae; references required; good wages Address F ,40. care' Mows. TVANTBD-A* wet nurae, with baby, “two to four months old. Address WARREN ■■
DUNllAM. Greenwood. Ind.
WANTEDairl
B.
for cooking and general German preferred; good wages; ' ‘ ** N. East. J Urla to team tailoring; too
expefieucect girls on coats: (Tall at comer
“ ' ' ' _ ‘ aeconrt floor.
cloth top. kind, now
SB - -
,Mi In need of medical atten-
tion or e.dvloe msiy conault free end In confidenca, DR. B1JLA. *T wTCiWo at, TVANTED—CHnte patients it Central “college cf Dentletfj' - . only charge for material; open all day. Corner Ohio and Illinois sts. WANTED Olrl* to work on pants; expsrl-
Apply at once. 402', 8.
nr’*'
South and Meridian _ _ WANTBD—Ladles’ Idcycle hoots, Mlotm inebee M»& MW and $3 *1.75. RnTNMR S. 135 8. HU ho is.
WANTSd—Women
WANTED-Boy,
office; recommendation*
9, care' Mews. | KANTBD-Make any trick or device. INDIANAPOLIH PATTERN WORKS. 2l« S. WANTBD—Blackeoilth; etrlctly sober; flrstclass show; one mile (south of Mt. Jackson, on Morris st, road. WANTED—Fraternal society offers good pay for organising lodges; no initiation fee. Ad-
greaa M iO, jars News WANTBD—Bath*. IDc; brand-new shop; up-to-i
212 8. Illinois. P>enty hot water. || I
WANTED—Molders for dry sand or green sand work; also core-makers. Address THE LORA1N FOUNDRY CO., Lorain, O. W ANTED—Upholsterers wanted; first-class leather workers. Address MUELLER A SLACK CO., Grand Rapids. MJch. WANTED—General clothing and shoe salesman. Inquire INDIANAPOLIS FANCY GROCERY OP- W 8. Pennsaytvanla. WANTED—Clinic patlsnu at Central College of Dentistry; only charge for material; openail day. Corner Ohio and Illinois sts. WANTED-At once, baker, for three weeks; good wages and expenses paid. BROAD LICK BROS. & CO., Martlnsvlile, Ind. WANTED-Man to do farm work; Three Notch road, five miles from olty; muet come well recommended. FRANK DEERINO. WANTBD—Experienced bookkeper of steady habit* and neat address; give references, age end salary expected. Address Y 6, care Neks. WANTBD—Glass cutter* and glaziers; (lead);
Hte, FL,
»l,
WANTED—Spoke pollshera; wheel flnlshers. rim belter* machine hand* on wheel* machinery. Addre*s WAGON OO, Connersvllle,
InA WANTED—Na
Ready work; good wage*; no strike. THE -AN AG AN & BIEJDENWBG CO., Chicago.
v spa per and commercial
fht session
ent*d preferred.
Meridian at., comer
W A N TED—iftou"
riettce in dreesma;
Uop In dglcf. NTHD-Tuiloi
(PPly at once.
South^_third floor.’*
perlence
posit:
ng lady who has had some ex-
Addrees f '?,
secure a good
care News
lores* on fine coat*; none but
first-class hand, with experience on good work need apply. Over No 20 Kentucky ave^ WANTED-TWo experienced millinery salesladies at 4t 8. Illinois et.: none but experienced in thie line need apply, liberal salaries TV .ANTED—Stylish, respectable young lady, not over twenty-four, to travel with gamle-j
man and wife
care New*.
to large cities. Address V t.
WANTED—Pawn loan*. Private office. CENTRAL LOAN COMPANY, room
bo.t Block, northwest
Pennsylvania st
WANTED -For Sale:
8TTL18H FOOTW
room 7. Ttl-
oorner Market and
S.T*
trating. Night seaelon only. MASON'S SCHOOL OF COMMERCIAL ART, Majestic Building. WANTBD-Any pereon who hasTa * or 4 carat diamond for sale can find a buyer by addressing DIAMOND, In care of The Indianapolis Newt. WANTED—Man and wife for general inside and outside work at residence on edge of rtty; state age and references. Address T 10, care New. WANTED—Tenant for fruit farm: 21 mile* from city, and one mile from station; must have experience with berries. 'Phone 197, U
S. Meridian st. ^
WANTBD-Pawn loan*. Private-office. CENTRAL LOAN COMPANY, room 7. Talbott Block, northwest corner Market and Pennsylvania st » ■ y- ■ — ■ —- ■*" ■ ■■ ■— WANTBD—Salesman, well acquainted In city. to handle first-class line of advertising novelties. Address at once. H. F. MATHEWS. Spencer House, city. WANTED—Bright, young men to organise clubs and establish traveling llbrarte* in Indiana towns. FARM ELBE LIBRARY CO.. 1*41
1 HdlBSh Ave., Chicago
WANTED-Twenty-five boys. over fifteen years of age. to work in giass factory: good wages; low board; steady work. WAGNER GLASS COfr Ingalls. Ind. WANTED—Have you seen the men**
WANT ED-We put on sal* Saturday morning thirty-nine samples of fur collarette*. If you are in nded of on*. It will pay you to look at them, as they will be sold cheap. THE GLOBE, m W. Washington.
8SS CHANCE. ^
BUSINESS CMANCB—Grocery; Invoice about MO*; gas town. Addrses V 7, care News. ifUBINEHS CKANdB-Oood saloon: reason' fo se.llng,_sicknees Address V 6, rare Newa_ BUSINESS CHANCE—On*-half Interest In valuable patent for sale. Address Q W, care
N*Wt. m ,
EU8INBSS OHANCJJ— Half Interest In steam laundry; doing good business. Address V 10, ,-are Newe. -iNiW CHANCE-Printing office: *etab-
opportunlty. Ad
»- . They will KISTNBR'S. »5
keep your feet warm and dry.
8. Illinois.
WANTED—Bright boy or young man for offlee work; one with some experience preferred; etats wages expected. Address J.. care letter carrier No. S. Connersvllle, Ind. WANTED^Wood~chopper« or wood dealers: eeverai acre* of good timber near olty will be given away free of co*t to responsible partles. M. H SPADER ill W. Market st, WANTBD-Reliable person of mechanical and Inventive mind, desiring a trip to the Pari* Exposition with good salary and expenses paid, should ’address THE PATENT RECORD. Baltimore, Md.
rood blacksmith shop, with
WANTED — A
■Msif go
good business. In fine location, for relit, or wanted ftf not rented) a good, writ recom-
CHA8.
1 gen«n COOK.
MooresvIUe, Ind.
IRINEIW CHANCE- Printing United trade: *xoept!oonl oppt
■r~ ii mi
NES» (*H A
New*.
BUMJfES*
IANCE—Good paying drug store . northeastern part of city; owner has other
hueiitsto*. AdttreM X 7. c*ra News. m mrsiNEHS CHANCE—Leedlng drug storeH
good Indiana town; established trade; close partnership. Box **». GreenBeid, ind. BURfNESK CHANCE—Beit located 'grocery on North Side: stock and futures new; will Invetne. STlLg W MILLER. IM K. Market. BUSINESS CHANCE—The beet paying restsu-
WANTED Flrst-trlase comedian for street and hall work, advertising for patent medicine firm: must be man of good habits and a musician; atnts salary expected; state whether white or colored. Address D “. care News. WANTED--Here Is the swellest shop In town: right up to date; the bath-rooms are the best, nicest In the city; always plenty hot watof: go try them. Jf you do you will go again Batm 15c. Hair-cut, 15c. ONEIDA. 212 8. Illinois.
stain: room
News.
by lady
■ unfurnished tlownAddresw X 10. care
WANTED—Highest price paid for cast-off clothing. 8. LIBOW1TZ, 409 EX Washington
WA NTEb—Paper to guaranteed. FRANK
ave. N.
hang. »1 per room; work P. WEBB. 121 Capitol
WANTED—Lady or gentleman wanting good employment, |10 per week, call 122 N. Sen-
ate ave.
WANTED For gray iron casting, try CAPITAL CITY FOUNDRY. ITT English ave. ■Phone 11812. WANTED—FumAhed rooms for light
keeping, by 22 Walcott si
man and wife.
house-
T. V. ARCHER,
WANTBD-Do you want an Imitation of the Hagey King Heatw? Why not buy ,the orlgl-
1 all?
in-mate; have heap. Address
king of
WANTBD—Young man for rooi
nice room; central location;
Y 8, care News. ____ WANTED—Leaky cisterns cleaned and cemented, 81.50. 133 Indiana ave. ‘Phone* 179L FRANK BUTT/. WANTED- 'Hot Taggart Butters.'* JOSEPH TAGGARTS BAKERY. 233 Massachusetts ave , (flrst square.) WANTED—Cash customers for six to sevenroom houses; ten squares from Circle. HANN, 323 Lemcke. WANTED - CARPETS CLEANED. 75c A ROOM CAPITOL CARPET CLEANING WORKg JPhone S1J._ WANTED—Upholstering done in exchange for old furniture. INDIANAPOLIS UPHOLSTERING CO. 'Phone 1791. WANT ED-8400 or 8500 at 8 per cent., to improve plant; good security; will bear Investigation. Address H 10, care News. WANTED—Pliea Treatment positively easy and suOceaeful: no knife; no failure to cure. No experiment. Consult (free) DR. BULA. 87 W. Ohio et. ; WANTED—Pawn loans! Private office. CENTRAL LOAN COMPANY, room 7. Talbott Block, northwest oorner Market and Pennsylvania st. WANTED—Three or four furnished rooms for light housekeeping; modem; north of Eighteenth. between Colleg* and Meridian. References exchanged. Address A 10. care New*.
WANTED—Students to
ing; the full course taught for 850 and dlploTHI
i magnetic heal-
for 850 And dlplomas granted. THE INDIANAPOLIS UNIVERSITY OF MAGNETIC HEALING, 1006 N. Illinois st.. Indianapolfe. WANTHD—HAVeTcASH BUYER FOR THE BEST SEVEN OR EIGHT ROOM MODERN HOUSE THAT CAN BE PURCHASED FOR 84.000 TO 14,500 SPOT CASH; SOUTH TWELFTH. BETWEEN CAPITOL AVE AND BAST ST. JOS. W. SELVAGE. 73 LOM-
BARD BUILDING.
WANTSD-Those who are sick to get cured by Prof. Williams, the greatest magnetic healer of the day. Those who have no profession to learn one and be useful to those In sickness. Be a magnetic healer. Prof. Will, lams daily cures many who call on him. If you can not call, write him at 123 W. Michigan st.
wantfd-
AU advertisements inserted under ordinary headings on this page of The News are ehargsd for at the very low rate of 1 cent a word for each day. No advertisement received for leas than 16 cent*. When blank or dash lines are used, these are 8 cents a line. One and two-cent postage stamps will be received In payment of orders by mail.
WANTfiD-dUTUATIONS.
BITUATION Ohio.
WANTED—Dressmaker. 320 W.
SITUATION WANTED-Washing and day work. 8% Roanoke et /
SITUATION WANTKD-To housework. 320 W. Ohio.
do cooking or
SITUATION WANTBD—By hat salesman; out
of city. Address Q 8. care New*.
SITUATION WANTED—Second girl or house-
keeper. Address Y 10. care News.
SITUATION WANTED—Family cook; genera!
house help. 14* N. Delaware, room 5.
SITUATION WANTED—Saturdays, student.
Indiana Dental College. 723 Park ave.
SITUATION WANTED—As aeoond oookf flnit-
olass hotel. 1041 W. Twenty-eighth st.
eirUATtON WANTBD-By registered dnTg
•, care
■dMHML
News.
good references. Address Z
SmiATION WANTED-Boys’ ironclad shoes. 96c; large sizes, 81.25. KISTNER’S, 135 8. Illinois.
WANTED—Reliable houseman;
N. Delaware,
SITUATION
care horses; references. 3054
room 11.
SITUATION WANTED-Young lady stenog-
rapher; general
care News.
office work. Address N I,
SITUATION WANTED-Young lady to do copying: operate any machine. Address Q I, care News. BITUATION WANTED—Bookkeeper, Al city references, fifteen years' experience. Address Z 4, care News. SITUATION WAMTMfiHPkpdHenced young white man; care for horses; good references. Address B id, care News, SITUATION WANTED—Clerical work by law student, for my expenses. NED ILES, General Delivery, Indlanapolla. SITUATION WANTED—Druggist; registered; competent and reliable; wifi leave city; referenoe. Address 8 10, oare News. SITUATION WANTED—“Hot Tsggart Butters." JOSEPH TAGGARTS BAKERY, 233 Massachusetts ave. (first square) SITUATION WANTED—As city salesman or traveling man; fourteen years' experience; best references. Address T 9. care News
lan. as por-
general work of
7. care
SITUATION WANTED—By old
taut engineer or gene: small salary. Address L
WANTED—AGENTS. f AGENTS WANTED-Lady or gentleman agents wanted to handle one of the best selling office novelties. Lock-box 293. Redkey,
CMANCE-On* brat - BbRSUSt
printing plant* on Investment, ver, Fletcher's
STORAGE.
fcWANtlE-Wanted: Partner In an good i>aylng Installment buslb* able to keep the books. Address W >, wara Mow __ __ BUSINESS <*HANClS-For RaiV: A restaurant clearing SM a week; best location In city, 8 in good order; will bear the strict- ). Addrras X 9. care News, i; Drug store; it ion; must be Settle partnership trustee. 912 Steven-
HEALTH RBSORT^M ■■ HEALTH RESORT—Mountain cottage, farnkshed On* of ths beat located boardinghouse# in Aghevin*. N. a: twenty rooms, and all modern improvement*, has always been a greet Maori for Indiana people; can refer you to Dr La **3**nFag*. Mr* J 8- Holliday and PrE. Johnson, of Indianapolis The house 1* now randy for winter boar-den* Will be run ‘ f owner until rented. Address MRS. H. C. A*B*vtfle, X C. AND LOAS~ ASSOCIATIONn. AND LOAN-THE GERMANt LOAN ASSOCIATION. Ninth St*. *4f.*.S4#.3*; dividends. 8 per cent rv# fund. *18.0*8.42. Ready money to r US ». Market st O W,
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STORAOBDMovlwg. 81 p-i load. Telephone 7(13. STORAGE—Furniture moved, 81 per load. Telephone *13. . STORAOB-Of ah kinds at CHARLES E. SHOVER'S 128 E. Wabash st. ■ STORA GE—Packing and movi ILTON, 11 S. A la ha
raten
STORAOK—INDIANAPOUS WAREHOUSE CO., W. K. Kurt*, preatdent; H. A. Croraland, manager: 517-523 8. Pennsylvania Telephone IRTwH! STORE PACK AND HAUL, STORAGE-SEPARATE LOCKED ROOMS. 23-34-26 W. GEORGIA ST. 'PHONE 876. EXPERIENCED PACKERS AND MOVERS. HOGAN TRANSFER AND STORAGE CO, I STO'RAGB-WILSON TRANSFER AND | STORAGE COMPANY. Household moving a
ter, assistant
any kind;
Newa. SITUATION WANTED—Our water-proof kid shoes for ladles at *1.98 will outwear any shoe made of like weight. KISTNER'B, 135 S. Ihinol*. SITUATION WANTED—As stenographer, bookkeeper or office man; ten years' Indianapolis experience: unmarried; beat references; small sa I ary Address J 11. oare New*. * «tTTUATION WANTED—By~ young ladv |
pertenced bookkee references from flrr
phone
car* New*. SITUATION WANTED-By married man of forty, as bookkeeper; office man. etc.; thoroughly competent: long experience with manufacturing and mercantile concerns; ref' Address P 10, oare News.
y
rienced bookkeeper and stenographer: best
:: th. Old
now
phone 2064. Nem- 'phone m2. Address
teleT 4>
SITUATION WANTED—AS city salesman, or to assist shipping olerk. by young man with experience In both; best city references given. Will demonstrate ability before making permanent contract. Address C 10, care News. SITUATION WANTED-By young married man of thirty, as correspondent, office man or bookkeeper; thoroughly competent; twelve years’ experience, with large concerns: no bad habit*; best reference*. Address A 68, care
News, I
SITUATION WANTED-Young man, twentyone; sober. Industrious, and Bo bad habits; S year*' experience In office of metropolitan newspaper: w*U acquainted with advertising work: would like position of resicnslblllty and trust where he may advance. References as to honesty and Integrity both from former and present employers. Address H 4, care News.
FOR SALE OR TRADE.
Ity; storing, packing and baggage work; separate, locked rooms. Storage house. 424 S.
STRAYED— 2^^
STRAYTED—Bay
saaYMgsf 3 —
FOR SALE OR TRADE—Good paying restaurant. rail at 1025 Madison ave. FOR SALE OR TRADE—Good, side-bar buggy: cheap: or trade for wheel. 1158 Villa ave. FOR SALE OR TRADE—102 fine building lots; want farm or me rehand lee. N'KAL & CO.. Lebanon. Ind. FOR SALE’OR TRADE—Will trade new bicycle for good, second-hand typewriter. Call . 218 Indiana are. _
fin front, and I FOR SAL® OR TRADE—Will trade good, new ave. Telephon* | bicycle, tor horse. PARKER PAYMENT
i Op., 31*» Indiana ave.
; star on 'ferahrad fwlr* I FOR SALE OR TRAD®—No. HS6 78. Alabama ' - ( st.: modern; nine rooms. What have you? H.
C. TUTTLE A BRO.. 4 E. Market.
Delaware. Phone 16211.
8TORAGE—THE UNION TRANSFER AND STORAGE COMPANY is th# oldest, largest, safest and deanest storage house In the city. EXPERT PACKING AND CRATING OF HOUSEHOLD GOODS, comer K Ohio and Bee Lin* track*. (The aid Dickran stand.)
AXXOGNCBMBNT™ Medical •tttden moMh * ,or ****> practice.
FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE. REAL KSTATB—8EVEN-ROOM HOUSE. N. PENNSYLVANIA ST, AT ALMOST VAD U» OF LOT. JOHN WOCHER, AETNA BUILDING.
FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE. REAL BBT ATE-MEYER d, CO. REAL ESTTATE—INDIANA TRUST CO. REAL ESTATE-IN DIANA TRUST CO. buys and sells real estats. * REAL KSTATB- If you want a bargain see J. MT LOHH, 10 N Pennaylvanla. REAL ESTATE—Bought and soid. MARION TRlTTr OO., Market and M.muineot Place. REAL ESTATE 1 —Sever*! nice cottages on payments; like rent. R. L. TALBOT. 5» Bpulrai, ..1 ■' - 1 r :, ."S''. REAL ESTATE—Property cf all klnde HENRY H. FAY. 1*4 E. Washington, over Big
Four office*.
A. J. MEY
Ire 1 EK A
CO.. 150 E. Market
REAL EBTATE-Flre insurance. rentals.
Ijans. A. J
Telephone ISO. REAL ESTATE—8300 ami upward to loan on IndianapoUa real estate; at lowest raten SPANN 6 CO. REAL ESTATE—Five-room cottage. Lexington ave.; bargain. *1.200; quick aa*e. R. L. T.ULBOT. 31Q Lemcke. REAL ESTATE—Double house: rent* SDS year: price *1,000; good condition. Snap. AddresH D 10. care New*
FOR SALK—MiSCKLLANKOLS. FOR SALE-Qrocery store, mi B. Waai.iagton. FOR BALE—Moving. *1 per load Telephon# 212. ^ FOR BALE—Stall 36 East Market. Inquire at
same
FOR SALE—Grocery; north. Address W *, car* News. FOR SALE—White French poodle pups. 2221 N. New Jersey. _____ TOR 8 AIJE?—Fire-proof safes; tK and up. 324
Lemcke. J. A. WILLIS.
FOR 8ALE-Dry wood; prompt delivery. PARRY MFG. CO-. 'Phone 1287^ FOR SALE—Realsurant; good location; good
“ " “ “ ‘ Ington st.
trade, at 508 W Washlr
L*T WORKS
REAL ESTATE—For a good investment or home seen DANIEL MATHER, rooms 22 and 23 Union Trust Building. REAL ESTATE—Five acre*, eeveti miles from court-house; bargain. 8CHUCK. 2607 W. Michigan st., Indlanapolla. REAL ESTATE-'Hot ~ Taggart Butters." JOSEPH TAGGARTS BAKERY. 233 Massachusetts ave (flrst square.) REAL ESTATE-*10 (kTam andllS per month; choice lots In Owen's Park Grove addition. C. A OWEN, 148 E. Market et. REAL ESTATE-Lot, Ingram st., near Hill ave.. 36x140; a special bargain at 1275. SPANN A CO., 148 E. Market. REAL ESTATE—Nice lot, Brookaide ave.; 40x 146; worth 8500: price for five days, *375. W. E. STEVENSON. 126 E Market. ' REAL ESTATE-8500 cash and *40 per month will buy a splendid home In Morton Place L T. LEfWIHU 144 E Market st. REAL ESTATE-Make offer on 516 X. California st.; a bargain for some one. J. L. BARNITT, Si Lombard Building.
INDIANAPOLIS
FOR BALE-Neckbands put on free. PROGHESS LAUNDRY. Telephone 1121. FOR SALE—Almost new lady’s bicycle; aleo good organ; cheap. E. H.. 7K N. Went at. FOR SALE—Your family groceries. SCHRADER’S GROCERY. 453 and 4W Virginia aVs. FOR SALEV-WIII trade new bicycle for good. second-hand furniture and carpets, 215 Indi-
ana ave.
FOR SALE—"Hot Taggart Butters." JOSEPH TAGGARTS BAKERY'. 283 Maeeachusetta
square.)
av^ (flnst
FOR SALE—Music boxes, any make, from *10 to *75; on terms to suit. CARLIN A LEN-
NOX. 6 to 9 E, “
REAL ESTATE—*750—Lot, with natural ■ northeast; reduced from 81.066. Want tc ow. DUGDALE A DONEY. 580 Lemcke.
tural ga*: ant to sell
BOW.
REAL ESTATE-A good savings bank One of . those choice lots In Owen’e addition; monthly payments. C. A. OWEN. 148 B. Market. REAL ESTATE—Twenty-two-room house; New Jersey st.; *7.000; extraordinary bkr> gain. STROUSE. 135 E. Market at., room 3. REAL ESTATE—Vacant lots and Unproved property for sale In any part of the city. GEO WOLF, second floor Lemcke Building. REAL ESTATE—Choice College-ave. lots, between Twenty-third and Twenty-fifth: gas; great bargain; few days. HANN, 323 Lemcke. REAL ESTATE—81,000 profit in property No. 2307 N. Pennsylvania at.; worth investigatIng. J. U BARNITT. 31 Lombard Building. REAL ESTATE—81.80o—Choice lot. Bread way. near Twenty-third st.; 55x182; natural gaa guaranteed. W. E. STEVENSON, 126 E. Market. REAL ESTATE-ELEGANT LOT, DELAWARE. MORTON PLACE. *400 UNDER ACTUAL VALUE. JOHN WOCHER, AETNA BUILDING. REAL ESTATE—BUSINESS PROPERTY. MASSACHUSETTS AVE.; LOT 86x130; PRICE *7.200. JOHN WOCHER. AETNA BUILDING. REAL ESTATE—For little money I will nell my new. modern, eight-room residence; north; at a great sacrifice. Need money at once. Address B 10, care News. REAL ESTATE-SIX-ROOM HOUSE, ALABAMA, BELOW 8T. CLAIR ST., AT ABOUT VALUE OF GROUND. JOly.’ WtX'HBR, AETNA BUILDING. REAL ESTATE—Brick dwelling. No. 303 N. Capitol ave.; eight rooms; in good repair; can be bought at a bargain. R. F. CA'TTERBON, Agent. Office 24 Kentucky ave. REAL EE7TATE—A Ave-room cottage on AL vord st.. near Twentieth; only 8850. A sixroom cottage on Brookaide ave.; very cheap. at 81.106. L T. LEWIS, 144 B. Market st. REAL ESTATE—Wanted to buy: Some goodrenting property or land fit for subdividing; not too far out. Give all particulars. Must be decided bargain. Addreee Y 9^ care News. REAL ESTATE—Great bargain In lot on New Jersey, south of Twenty-fifth: 41x1*6; east front; asphalt street; cement walk; sewer; 8600; easy terms. SPANN A CO.. 148 E. Market. REAL ESTATE—*875 eaetl Will purchase three lots In Englewood addition on E. Washington et. This Is a snap for you to get a lot for a home. JOB. W. SELVAGE, 73 Lombard Building. REAL ESTATE-ELEGANT. MODERN HOUSE, N. MERIDIAN ST,. *8,900; HARDWOOD FLOORS. BATH. LAUNDRY, STABLE. ETC. JOHN WOCHER, AETNA BUILDING. REAL ESTATE—Stock farm, 242 acres, H| miles from town; all under cultivation but ♦0 acres, which Is pasture; barn. 40x71); sevenroom, brick house; will sell cheap. Address V 8, care Neww REAL ESTATE—New Jersey st., near Twen-ty-flfth; modern, eight-room residence mew), price *2.700; only 8400 cash; balance monthly or yearly payments. Here's a bargain. W. E. STEVENSON^ 126 E. Market REAL ESTATE—Two-»tory frame dwelling; eight rooms, nearly new; lot 45x135: E. Washington worth 82.00U; small payment down; balance Mke rent. Make us an offer. H. C. TUTTLE G BRO., 4 E. Market. REAL ESTATE—Beautiful, “east-front corner residence; Alabama st., Morton Place; ten
REAL ESTATE—Eight-room, modern house: a New Jeraey st.: four squares south of Washington it.: within ten minutes' walk Of pcstoffice; bargain price for few days—*3,400 Make offer. JOB. W. SELVAGE, 73 Lombard Building. REAL ESTATE—Modem house of eight rooms
and 7 both; complete-Twenty-third st. (eosi for 83,200; on easy term:
and bath; completa; on Talbott ave.. near
■I it front)
■WPBhHHBHB terms. All Improve; made and paid. JOB. W. SELVAGE, 73 Lom-
bard Building. REAL ESTATE-Hcre Is a pnxe for you, and a big one; N. Meridian st. residence, worth *15,750; offered for 89 750 for three days, between Sixteenth and Twentieth st.: twejve rooms; let 50x202: east front; a magnificent home: W, K MICK A <X). REAL ESTATE—100 acres. Mx miles Indianapolis; elegant Improvements; only *100 per acre; great bargain. Beautiful, small farm; fine Improvements; Just west of city. Farm*, all sixes, locations and prices. THE McGIL-
LIARD AGENCY CO., 147 E. Market.
REAL ESTATE—Money to loan; a large sum of home funds left In our hands to be loaned in sums of 8100 to *1,600 and upward at lowest rats of Interest; can furnished money same day you apply; pay back when you please. A. METZGER AGENCY, 103 N. Pennsylvania REAL ESTATE—*1.000 cash or less and 850 per month or Iras will buy a magnificent N Meridian residence; *8,000; might take less. Here 18 a great opportunity for a person wanting a good house. This property will suit any one that wants # good residence. W. E. MICK * CO. REAL ESTATE—86.J00—N. Meridian; modem
. - JB . 1..* 4fWtrA .
ID fBOLYf F'V* J ^**.4 V-S V., **• g-vv. V. to pay. ' r other terms may be made to suit purchaser. A great opportunity. W. E. MICK
site, an origl
led by streets
e., on Big ’or manuan unusual
REAL ESTATE—Manufacturing nal block of ground surround'
Hind su:
«, 1*2x205; In N. Senate av« Iroad; excellent location t> ; eoai or lumber yard; ar
and alley' Four rail
factoring: coal or tuy! ■■■ ■ ■ bargain. A. METZGER AGENCY. 102 N. Pennsylvanla st. REAL ESTATE—Beautiful building lota Just outside city limits, northeast; *1 down and 50c per week; no Interest; no taxes; set fruit on these lot* and they will pay out themselves. Investigate at once and get choice. THE McGILUARD AGENCY CO.. 147 E. Market, room 8. REAL ESTATE-We have some rare bargains la business and residence properties In all
part* of the city Do not 1 Inspected our new fall list.
o( the city Do not buy until you have
ted our new fall list. It ■
inr^U m L nTVu Ur U, n t an A. METZGER
AGENCY. 16* N. Pennsylvania St.
will pay you to tme and address.
REAL ESTATE—Irvington; large house and
35 arras of land In Irvington, two squarra from th* car line; this Is an Ideal spot; a:l kinds of fruit, beautiful shade; price 812.000; good rental or residence property will be
goon rvnuti .j -■■■ — taken in part payment, and easy terms on the balance. CHARLES M. CROSS A CO., 19V* X. Meridian. REAL ESTATE—84.560. DOUBLE ROUSE. COLLEGE AVE.. NEAR NINETEENTH ST BIX ROOMS SIDE; HERE'S THE BEST BARGAIN ON NORTH SIDE; WILL MAKE 12 PER CENT. INVESTMENT; THIS PROPERTY MUST BE SOLD QUICK; OWNER LEAVING CITY. IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR INVESTMENT. SEE THIS PROPERTY, •tv. E. STEVENSON, 126 E. MARKET. * rrrl estate-choice lots, general MORRIS ADDITION ON CENTRAL AVE. AND NEW JERSEY STS.. BETWEEN ELEVENTH AND THIRTEENTH STS.; FINEST BUILDING LOTS IN CITY: ONLY TWO LOTS LEFT ON CENTRAL AVE.: CONSUMERS' GAS GUARANTEED. CITY WATER. ARTIFICIAL OA8. FOR PRICES AND TERMS. SEE W. E. STEVENSON. 128 B. MARKET ST., EXCLUSIVE AGENT REAL ESTATE—W.Si) WILL "PURCHASE THE BEAUTIFUL NEW MODERN HOME. NO 1201 N. ALABAMA ST.. THIS CITY; HOUSE IS BEAUTIFULLY ARRANGED. FINISHED AND DECORATED; HARDWOOD FLOORS. QUARTER-OAK FINI0B: FINEST PLUMBING (CISTERN WATER. HOT AND COLD. THROUGHOUT HOUSE): COMPLETE LAUNDRY PLATE-GLASS FRONTS. IMPROVED STREETS: CONSUMERS' GAS: IF YOU WANT A DOWN-TOWN HOME (MOD KRN AND COMPLETE). LOOK THIS UP. TOR W. SELVAGE. 73 LOMBARD BU1I.D-
Market
FOR SALE—Removal sale, pianos and sewing machines; bargains. INDIANA SUPPLY
Co., 154 X. Delaware st- ■
FOR SALE—Square grand piano at your own price Call over drug store, corner Senate ave. and Twenty-first et. FOR SALE—Repair part* for all makes inachlnea. TYPEWRITER REPAIR OO , E. Market at. 'Phone 716. TOR SALE-Square pianos from *25 to *75: payments; *5 cash; 81 week. CARLIN A LENNOX. 5 to 9 E. Market^
from
FOR SA LB—Spectacle* and
26c up. Gold spectacles and eyeglasses from *3 50 np. LEX) LAN DO, Optician, Denison
House
FOR SALE—Four large furnaces; singly or (he lot: combined ga* and coal burners; good condition; cheap. THE WYANDOTT, 111 E.
Ohio st.
FOR SALE—Small drug store; cheap for
cash; must sell; bad health; money talks; somebody gets It; come quick. INDIA!
LIS DRUG CO.
FOR SALE—Pawn loans. Private office. CENTRAL LOAN COMPANY, room 7. Talbott Block, northwest corner Market and Pennsylvania st. FOR SALE—Have style to your next suit and overcoat, S. L. Taylor & Oo.. have expert cutters. Costs no more. Suits and overcoats to order from 816 up. 17 Virginia ave.
FOR SALE-You are invited to come in and see us roast coffee. A. B. COFFY. coffees, teas and spices. 430 Massachusetts are. 'Phonra: New. 2621, Old, 3-26260. Free delivery. FOR SALE—Desiring to discontinue housekeeping. I will sell at a bargain, all my household goods In a lump; everything is in nice shape and good. A rare chance for parties going to housekeeping. Address W 7. care Newe FOR SALE— _________ "QUALITY FOR PRICE." 48c bushel fancy Ohio potatoes. *3.49 barrel Snow Fiaki* flour. 86c for one-fourth barrel Snow Flake flour. 43c for one-eighth barrel Snow Flake flour. 20c lb. our reliable creamery butter. 12V4c lb. Elgin 1-lb. prints. 644c lb. C sugar-cured hams. 7*4c lb. pure leaf lard. 1873. GEX>. J. HAMM EL. 1899. 410 and 412 Massachusetts ave. Both 'phones 755.
TOR SALECH EA PEST CASH GROCERY IN THE WEST We are out for your trade, and expect to convince you by honest facts. If you visit our Two Big Stores. *1 for 19 lbs. best granulated sugar. *1 for 21 lbs. best white A sugar. *1 for 23 lbs. extra C sugar. We are creating a great demand for our 18c Mocha and Java coffee None better. 644c per lb. package Javanese coffee. 33c per gallon Orange county new cane sorghum. Our new crop canned tomatoes just In. Finer than ever. 78c per dozen. If you want the Inside on tomatoes, buy now. «c for 4 bum laundry soap, *0 bars, 25c. 6c for 2 cans lye. 15c for 1 good carpet broom, worth 25c. 644o per lb. picnic hams, sweet as a nut. 5%c per lb. white leaf lard. 3c per 1 lb. can Van Camp's pork and beans. Not over 3 cans to a customer. In tomat* sauce. 5c per lb. Pearl white head rice. Wheat Is going up. You will see higher prices on flour. You had better lay In a little at our prices. *3.58 per bbl. highest grade flour, guaranteed. 12Vjc per Ux creamery butter. CMeo. 18c per lb. highest grade Elgin creamery. 2 lbs. 35c. COURT HOUSE GROCERY. TWO BIG STORES. 304 E. Washington st. Tel. 164L Branch store. 444 W. Washington st. Tel. 1646.
TOR SALEWORLDS FAIR Is located at 452 W. Wash-
>; can be purchased All Improvements
oi-vz* c, wraassivr oivsvt wm-tssn*.. uvyjrg.-q V.AN J2s, Manager. I am giving my personal attention to all. and will be glad to see my many for-
mer customers. We are still carrying a complete line of up-to-date household goods. Our low expenses enable us to give better value than ever. Cash trade should consult their own Interests by getting our prices on our well-selected stock Can save you at least 20 per cent. WORLD'S FAIR.
STOVES.
We carry every shape and site atove made. 850 ateel range, our price *28 00 *35 steel range, our price *28.00 *12 No. 8 cook stove, our price T|8.50 *10 No 8 cook stove, our price .. *7.00 We are showing the largest line of baseburners in the olty, at prices ■•o low you will
be astonished.
*10 base-burners, our price *15.00 8#) bass-burners, our price #3 00 *40 base-burners, our price *22 00 We can show you the largest line of oak
stoves iu the city.
*f Cult stoves, our price 35.50 812 Oak stoves, our price *9,00 *15 Oak stoves, our price 00 Trade your old stoves for new stove. We will take old stoves as flrst payment on new stoves, as well as carrying the largest line of new stoves, we have aboi ' — "
secom
Oil
res. as weu as carrying me largest line new stoves, we have about 200 first-class,
md-hand stoves. Big bargains.
II cloth, 18c per yard. Isinglass at 2c per sheet, atove pips at 10c Joint. Large-sized *lnc board at 39c. Coat hods, large size, at
l*c.
We bought our stove* before the advance, and paid the cash. Our extremely low expenses will *ave you. at least 10 per cent, on stoves. You will moke a mistake at least if you do not get our prices before buying. WORLDS
FAIR. '
BEDDING. We carry every kind of mattress in the tnaii. ket. Hair, combination, cotton, felt and cot-ton-top. at prices below competition. *3 60 cotton-top mattress, our price *1.75 $4 cotton-top mattress, our price ,....*8.75 85 all cotton mattres*. our price *8 7* *1 comforts, our price *2 comforts, our price *150 *1.50 comforts, our price *i 00 75c blankets, our price • .SOc *1.50 blankets, our pries *2.50 blankets, our price .. .. ra *4 blankets, our price FURNITURE.
is
*4 Iron beds, our price *16 Iron beds, our price.
*T5 iron beds, our price _ See our large and best selected line of bedroom suites, elds boards, extension tables, dining chairs, rockras. folding and mantelbeds. chiffoniers and everything In the furni-
ture line. WORLDS FAIR.
SALE ON COUCHES.
8M bed couches, sale price *7.56 $18 bed couch#*, sale price fii.oo *25 bed couches, sale price *18.00 *6 single couches, sale price Mfl single couches, sale price fi.SO *1* single couches. e«U^ price *11,50 65c wool carpet, our price .. •*•««••• ,..4*c Hie wool carpet, our price 3*c 46c good carpet, our price.. ••«•••••« •••••....*oc 85c fair carpet, our price
20c carpet, our price
66c brussels carpet, our price 45c *1 25 Wilton veivet carpet, our price 96c Me oil cloth, our price. 1*0 66c llneoleum. our price 40c Closing out a lot of remnants at less than balf-prlce. Some short ends of brussels. 144
*• “■
Can furnish enough paper to cover a goodsized room at «9c. We can show the largest and best selection of 5c paper In the city. Bra the nice paper we are selling for 2c. TRADE anything for which you have no use. for something you need. If your heattng-stov# does not suit you, trade It for one of our new. up-to-date bass-burner*. Will take your old stove aa flrst payment on new one. Trade where you can get a large selection. We buy. rail, trade, or take old good* aa first payment on new goods Our old goods ore kept in a separate building from the new. WORLDS FAIR. 468 W. Washington *t. between Missouri and Wt«t »«». Croes the Big Four railroad. JOHN CLUNK, Manager.
FUR SALK—MlSCKLLANlCOtii. FOR SALD—Bmail, mean grocery. 944 Maeeachusetts ave. TOR SALE—‘Nice Jeraey cow and calf; oorner Proepect at. and Sherman. Drive.
FOR RAI4B—Small restaurant. doing good bustness Call at *26 Massachusetts ave. FOR SAL®—Wall paper; ingrains. lJ*4e. HOFFMANN 4i ROUSE. Mg X. Ullnols. FOR SALE—Oak bedroom suite and spring*; cheap; In fine condition. 0*11 3* N. Penn*ylvania st. FOR SALE—Full divided fox terrier "pups; can be seen at drug store. No. U0 S. Illinois
st.. Saturday. October 7.
TOR SALE—For a swell suit or overcoat made to your measure at low prices see W. G aCHNKIDggt, 44 Monument Place
FOR 8AID—The • Hagey King Heater Is what everybody Is talking about. It doe# name work a* a base-burner; holds Are a week; empty tbs ashes once every four weeks; a comfort for the rich; a luxury for the poor. Take W. Indianapolis car. 1611 W Morris st.
GUESSING CONTEST. We will give FRF,®, a 125.00 Oak Bedroom Suite to the peraon making the nearest guess on the plurality of the successful candidate for mayor.
You do not have to make a purchase of any kind.
Fill In the following coupon and mail to us on or before Saturday. October T, 1M* Name of successful candidate; <News.)
Plurality Name of gueeser .. Addreae
DUGAN FURNITURE CO.. 206 W. Washington et.
FOR aALE21 lbs. Phoenix A sugar for $1. 22 lbs. C sugar for 81. Globe Mocha and Java coffee In 1-ib packages, only 9Hie. Globe "Old Glpry" coffee, per lb.. ISc. Cape Cbd cranberries, Tc per quart. 8 quarts hominy for 16c. , Popcorn. 3e per lb. * lbs. oyster crackers for 35c. 6 lbs. salt crackers for 23c. Globe cream baking power, I lb. can. 10c. 25 bars German soap for 25c. Fairbanks Fairy soap for 4c. Ivory soap for 4c. California sugar-cured hams. 644c. New codfish. 5c. New Holland herring. 2 for 5c. Bauer kraut. 5e per quart. New- hand-picked beans, 5c per quart. New figs, 15c per lb. Beet Elgin creamery’. 16c. Sweet dairy butter, 12»4c. CLARK 4 BIERBUSSB, THE GLOBE GROCERY OO.. 406 E. Washington st. Old telephone 168U. New 'phone 1682, TOR SALEA. G. KREITLEIN COMPANY. Always buy where you get the best the
cheapest.
Women's shoes, Goodyear welt. $2
Women'* shoes, hand-sewed lace. 81.98 . Women'* Dongola cloth-top. round-toe
men's
shoes. 81.65. Women’s round toes.
65c
button or lace shoes,
up to
Women’s 2V4 to *H, button shoes, 48c. Women’s heavy shoe*. 75c, 85c. 98c end $1.25. Women'* aiippers, black or tan, 48c. Women's bicycle boots, 83 kind. $1.96.
Misses' shoe*. 12 to 2. 70c. Mtrace’ Dcngola lace, 98c.
Mlssra' tan, cloth-top. lace, 98c. Mioses' school shoe*, 75c to $1.15.
Children's shoes, 9 to 11, 75c. Children's shoes, 9 to HOW 80c.
Children'* small shoes. 30c. 35c 48c and
75c.
Boye’ shoes, i% to 6. 75c. Boys' shoes, 2 to 5, Me. Boys’ shoe*, heavy weight. $1. Boy*’ tan shoes, 98c. Boys’ Dongola shoes, $1.48. These are bargains. Don't mis* them. Men's working shoes, 75c. BOo, $1, *1.36. Men's tan or Mack box caif shoes, round toes. $1.98. Special sale. Men's high shoes, lace, SOc, 81, *1.25, $1.48 and Jl. 75. CALL AND SEE US. A. G. KREITLEIN COMPANY, 336 INDIANA AVE
FOR BALE—
C. H. AND E. H. SCHRADER. 803 AND 807 VIRGINIA AV® CORNER McCARTY STREET. 5c for 1 lb. cholcs California prunes. 7>4o for 1 lb, bright, sun-dried apples. 744c for 1 lb. very large California pruni 744c few- 1 lb. new seedless raisins. 744c for 1 lb. cleaned English currants. 9c for l lb. new evaporated apples. 10c for 1 ib. California dried peaches. 10c for 1 lb. new seeded raisin*. 14c for 1 Ib. Golden California apricots. 14c for 1 Ib. new California figs. 25c for 4 lb*, pie crust butter cracker*.
5c for 1 lb. Gilt Edge gingersnaps.
10c for 1 lb. lemon wafers'.
10c for 1 ib. fresh coeoan
taffies.
4c for 1 package Uneeda Biscuit. 8c for 1 package Uneeda Jlnger Wayfer. 11c for 1 package Rhredded Wheat BIsKU'.t. lie for 1 package Grape Xuta 10c for 1 package PHisbury's Vitos. 45c for 1 bushel choice. Michigan potatoes, 10c for l package Lion, Arbuekie or Jeraey
coffee.
31 for 19 lbs. granulated sugar. $1 for 20 lbs. soft A sugar. $1 for 21 lbs. white extra C sugar. NEW AND OLD TELEPHONES. 940.
FOR SALECHEAP.
GROCERIES. CHEAP.
CHEAP.
Sketch a few of our prices, and see who selis the most goods for the money, and you will soon see that the STANDARD TEA AND GROCERY CO., the only originators of cutprlclet, are the people. 19 lbs. best Revler granulated sugar, 98c. 21 lbs. best Phoenix A sugar, 96c. 23 lbs. extra C sugar, 98c. Navy beans, 3c quart 2 quarts new hominy. 5c. Having Just received a car of fancy new California dried peachra, will sell as long as they last at 2 l-3c lb. Fancy new layer flgs. 1244c lb. Fancy new dates, 614c lb. 3 packages Javanese coffe*r~Mc. Fancy new prune*. 60s and 70s, 5c lb. 11 bars Star. Jaxon or Lenox soap. 25c. Fancy, puns Elgin buter, 1244c lb. Every ounce guaranteed. Flour. We lead the world in quality and price. 10 lbs. best lump starch, 26c. New, fancy potatoes. 40c bushel. Best tin cans. 2144c dozen. Best California picnic hams. 644c lb. Large, new, fat mackerel, 5c each, worth 10a Large palls, new white fish, 32c pall. Fancy breakfast bacon. 8 l-3c lb., by the piece. Best kettle-rendered lard, 7c lb. Best Michigan butter crackers, 2 lbs. lOo. Free and prompt delivery to all parts. THE STANDARD TEA AND GROCERY CO., Only Originators of cut prices. FOUR—BIG MAMMOTH 8TORBB—FOUR Northwest corner Washington and New Jersey, 151 N. Delaware. 445 W. Washington st. 338 Indiana ave. Telephone!?—2280. 1990, 2737
TOR SALE— SATURDAY BARGAIN DAY AT 330 W. WASHINGTON. Overcoat* for men, $5 v&iue, Saturday sals *8.48. Overcoats for men, made of Clay worsted, *6 value, sale price *2-98. Light colored top coats, the kind you pay *12 for In the big stores, our price *6-*8. Overcoats for men in black, blue or brown beaver, regular price $11. TO-morrow you can take your choice st *6. *9. Special values to-morrow In men's, youths' and children's suits. Coins and sse the quality and pries, and you will dlsravsr that ws can save you from SOc to 82 on a suit. A nsw tins of very swell laundered shirts, mads of Imported cheviot; two separate collars and separate cuff*, a regular 82 shirt, our price
98c.
Another line stiff bosom shirts, separate cuff*, white band; new patterns; *1 shirt for 49c.
Underwear for men. A good suit for 56c. E«‘ ra heavy fleeced, 75c a suit, or 29c apiece. A bargain m red. alt-wool shirts or drawers
tra heavy
at 78c apleo*
Bargain* In ladies' union suits, mioses' and children’s union suit*. . Children's Jacket* on sale to-morrow: *6 Jackets at 82 *8. .84 Jackets at *2 49. , *2 50 Jacket* at *t.». ladies' boucle capes; good length and full sweep. 83 value at *2 *9. Ladles' plush capes, cheaper than you can buy them any place.
TrOK SALK—MISCELLANEOUS.
TOR"SALE—Open grate ’ga»~stove.'^gS'lL
Delaware
TOR SALE- Phaeton; cheap. ChU 827 Warraa ava, W. I. FOR KALI—Moving picture machine.
BTROU8E, 12* E. Market, room «.
FOR SALE—Bakery fixtures. complete in room, ready for ase. OMl at 8*4 W. Ohk> st. FOR SALK—Half Interrat In estaMlsbed. weltequipped steam laumiry. Address W 19, oare
News.
TOR .-Ai.f; Ticket No. «•; Mr. *018)1; won horse raffled by Llttls Sisters of the Poor.
Maapl* gag.
TOR BALK—Fine office partition: two rolltop desks; some shelving and one steel, fireproof safe and letter press; cheap for cash win sell separate 225 Indiana ave.
TOR SALE— REEDER'S
CUT-PRICE BOOT. SHOE AND CLOTHING
_ HOUSE
WILL BELL ON SATURDAY AND MONDAY
209 pairs men's shoes at Tic. 196 pairs ladles’ shoes at Sic.
*0 pair* ladles' *2 shoes at *1.98 Children's school shoes at the old price*. 498 man's dross shirts. SOc and 75o. at *»o. 200 men's fur hats, worth *1.50. at Tic.
1.6*0 boy* 1 caps, all samples, al mamifartur?r ’* Prt 0 *' to clow. They are as fine as silk. _ **l dozen men's underwear, fleeced-lined,
worth *] per suit, at T9c.
Men’s and boys' &im». too numerous to men-
tlon. Your price is our*. On pay menu: A
-J ln ? of overcoat*, to. select from. This ts a full house, and you can win. Re-
member
«6 W. WASHINGTON ST. 45*
--- KWCDCER’i,
FOR SALE—HORSKS A.YD VgHicLKK FOR BALB-Horse. eight years old; *8* 868 E.
North. ^ "l
FOR SALK—Money “to loan. HENRY BHORMAKBR. M0 Massachusetts ave.
e " 11
FOR SALE—Sound six-year-old driving and saddle horra. 815 S, New Jersey st. TOR SALE—Fine carriages, surreys, p..aetons. E Ohio 0 *** 1 ° r payn '® nt * A 3 JOHR.
TOR BALE—Vehicles of all kinds: repairing, - r *S5‘ BUn * **>»«**»*• WVIN O. KOOOLK, 2427
K. Washington. P*Mu*- bay mare;
well broke. Call 18*2 N. Illinois st.. 8 to «> a. n>. DR. H F HORNADY. TOR SALE-Fine carriage team of black mares; 16 hands high; city broke; owner leaving city. Call at 1917 N. Meridian at. FOR BALK—New. light, three-spring wagon; both seat* portable: a New York Job; cheap for cosh, GIBBS A CO.. 15 X Alabama st. FOR SALK—One Columbus cut-under surrey, one Columbus buggy: both new: will sell at second-hand price. Inquire at stable, rear 519 8. Illinois at. FOR 8AL&—Sacrifice sale of phaeton, box buggies, aurreys and second-hand vehicles below coet. ROBBINS * CO. 82 B. Georgia st Repairing and repainting solicited. Hearses
always in stock.
, | . .. | _ ___ . TOR SALE—Hardware dealers; horse-shoere. or any one can now buy the Glbba cushioned horse-shoe* of ua Pad shoe*. 82440 each: road »bo?«- Liberal discount to the trade. Ol BBS 4 OO., 16 N. Alabama st. FOR SALE—Large, black pony, cart and harness; pony is 1444 hands high; a fair driver, and a first-etas* saddle mare; safe for any child to ride or drive; not afraid of anything: must be sold at once. GIBBS A CO.. 15 X. Alabama at. « • TOR SALE—Have many fine rubber-tired rigs to close out quick, a* am going in other buainera. Here Is your chance to get a bargain. Oome and see me. BEN JACOBS. 122 W Market st. Few good, second-hand surreys and
phaeton* and road wagons.
TOR 8 A LB—Concord buslnera, tot) buggy: has
full haqd-buffed leather top
trimmed '
gear palmeo ugnt yeuow; body buck: it la a beauty; been run but once; can be bought al a heavy discount. GIBBS rag— rag %mM
Dealers, 15 N. Alabama st.
aqd-buffed leather top and curtains: in genuine, heavy, dark green leather, nted light yellow; body black; It is a been run but once; can be bought al
a heavy discount. GIBBS & CO.. Commission Dealera, 15 N. Alabama st. FOR SALE—We have one canopy-top, genuine leather trimmed straight *111 surrey; one full leather, extension top., straight sid *urrey. trimmed In dark green broadcloth; one light, doctor’s phaeton, with full band-buffed, leather top; all new and first-claw throughout; W* are ordered to sell at Ires than actual cost.
GIBBS t, ft)., 15 N. Alabama st. ~ AUCTION SALKS.
AUCTION SAL&^YrXsEMANS. real estate
and general auctioneer, 107 W, Ohio
AUCTION SALES—G. W. McCURDY. real estate and general auctioneer, 246 W. Washing-
AUCTION—Sale of the property. No. IIS N. Bast *t., on Thnraday. October &. eF 2 p. m. Elegant location; eight room*; both watAUCTION—Irvington: I will eeli the entire furniture of an eight-room house, on Wednesday. October 11. at 9:30 a m.. at the fourth houae east of depot on Railroad st., Irvington. Good* constats of new carpet*, oak bedroom »ulte», rockem, pictures, center table#, bedding, twelve new, home-made comfort* (very large), draperies, curtain*, safe, dishes, tube, newstyle Singer sewing machine. oo«t *00; No. 8 cook stove: kitchenware, Ice-box. two young Jeraey cowa, Champion washing machine; two wringers. Goods ar* elegant. Every thing must be so 111. Owner going to Kentucky. R. H. STROUSE. Agent. T. E DAWSON. Auction-
•er.
AUCTION »ALE—OF' fTnb _ FURNITURE, CARPETS. STOVES, ETC., will be sold on t Or morrow (Saturday) morning, at 9:80 o'clock at my room. No. 245 W. Washington st.; three fine bedroom suites, extra fine oak bedroom suite, with cheval dresser; choice folding-bed. with mirror front (coat *35); mnntel foldingbed; oak dining chairs; extension tables; a variety of rockers, baby wagons, slx-plece plush parlor suite; splendid bed couch, with silk covering; car. easy chair; cupboard safe, Child's beds. Iron ked with bras* trimming; stands, crib, carpets, matting, linoleum, feath-er-bed. upholstered rocker, marble-top stands, bedsprlng*. mattrraara. lac* curtain*, chairs; "Art Royal" square base-burner; ooo4«-#tove. and a great many other articles. G. W. Mo
CURDY. Auctioneer.
AUCTION SAI-E-Momlay and Tuesday, Octo-
Bber 9 and 10. beginning at 9:80 a. m.. each
day. we will sell at auctlo
at., as fine an outfit of furniture a* we have
tlon at 521 X. Meridian
■ aold at auction. Goods are all elegant, and conalat of moralve folding-beds, Iron bed*, extra nice, oak bedroom suite*, odd oak dre*sers and wasbstand*: oak wardrobes, picture*, chamber seta, extra nice A xml n* ter. brussels and Ingrain carpet*, refrigerator, drugget, couch, dining tables and chairs, cook-stove, dishes, kitchenware, center table*, draperies, beautiful rockers, handsome oak tx» kcaee and writing deek combined: rugs; odd chairs, curtains. good bedding, pillows, linen*, etc. Goods are ait fine and expensive, and not an article in th* house but will be sold without limit or reserve. R H 8TROUBE, Agent, T. E. DAWSON, Auctioneer.
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Hubbard Block,
FOR 8ALE—Trlbun*. M bicycle; high-grade; 36-lnch wheels; cheap. Call 1219 Bevllle ave. FOR SALE—A FEW MORE of our “famous dollar casings, on hand Don't forget. ORMAN. 236 Massachusetts ave. FOR SALE—Bicycle sundries of every description. Special prices to the trade. H. T. HEARSBY VEHICLE COMPANY. No*. 34-36 Monument Place, "On the Circle." TOR SALE—GREAT BARGAINS IN TIRES. Only a few more left. Guaranteed tire* at low as 81; Inner tubes os iow as 56c.; casing* a* low aa T8c. THE GUARANTEE TIRE AND BICYCLB CO., 148 8. Illinois at., Indianapolis.
Ind,
FOR 8 A LBJUST RECEIVED EIGHTY PAIRS SELBCnDD SINGLE TUBE TIRES. BEST 81-88 QUALITY ORMAN. 236 MASSACHUSETTS AVE.
TO LET—OFFICES AND STORES. ToTjflD-Office room. 25 W. Georgia st. Tpljrr-flse Ust. INDIANA TRUST CO. TO LET—New store-room. 2027 Capitol ave., N„ 18. TO LET—Store-room and basement. Ill E. Court at.
TO LBY—Half of office or drak-room. » Baldwin Block. TO LOT—Store-room*; offices. AD. 1IBRETH, 134 E. Waahlngton. j TO LET—Desirable office or d**k room; ground
floor. 133 E Market.
TO LOT
st.
Bargains In comforts, extra else and extra leavy; 82 ouattty, at *1.1*. |
*1.50 comports at 96c.
*1 comforts at Me. S* ■ ■ Plenty of bargains In Udlra’ separate skirts, woolen shirt waJat*. coraeta. India*’ neckwear
and ribbons.
Remember, our number Is 330 W WASHINGTON.
THE GLOBE.
LET—Attractive offices on B, Washington Apply 26 X. Meridian gt.. room 1L TV LET—Store-room and bowling alleys-. fine location; a money-maker; |2S. H. C. TUTTUP A BRO TO LOT-No. 342 rndtaua av*.;" ww storeroom, heat and water furnished; rent *26. H.
C, TUTTLE A BRO., 4 K- Market
TO LOT-Wanted: A lawyer to stun- a re: of office room# In cne of th* best off! -r bull. Ings In the city Call or addteee 133 W. Ve mont at. TO LET—New. double house. 2K8-7 Moorave.; five rooms, bath: stylish and convenient; can t be beat: for 810 a side. SHIRLEY. 14> N. PennsylTOUja »t. TO LOT -Two large storerooms hi-new. brick block on College ave. and Twenty-fourth; IT MILLEbT Ml r ^ h Marttet 1 ** 1 p * rtie3 ‘ STn ' z: _1**'. JS^torarooni in' new. brick Wook, near
and Twenty-second ala.; will
nt Id-
Ver.
TO LBT-«tor* Pennsylvania
I 1BVBPHWMRHL 8*1 Will rent for drug store; no better location. STIT.Z A M1I-LKR. 1*1 E. Market. TO LET-Desirable office rooms: good light; large; lira-proof vault; terms reasnnahle, Herman Fire insurance tomdant of
INDIANA. 27 8. Delaware *i.
TO LET—HOOIIg.
TO_L®rr—a_j. METiut d op. ' ■ v ■ ■ TO LOT-eftoom* wlth boartT M2' To LOT—Furnished from rooms. 415 N. Iffik
ft rooinA wtih bbord. la'i.
Vermont __
TO IJ5T—Pleasant front room; both. 267 E North st. . TO IJST-Unfurnished rooms for rant. 6W W.
New York. »
TO LOT—Fttrniished room*, with board. *22 N. Capitol gvf. TO uST~4mitrm room# with table board.""*) 88. Pratt at. . , TO LET—Nicely furnished, front room,
Vermont ot.
TO LOT W. New
-Large
HVHHRKvs
din I ii -room and kitchen 23a
TO LET—Housekeeping and lodging rooms. 23*
X. Capitoi ave. _
TO LRT—Furnished, housekeeping rooms." TM
W. New York st
TO LET—Sleeping-room* AD. HER1CTH. "til K Washington at. ^ TO LOT-FurnMied. papered, paintad; nio?; aow. 4*> N. Senate. ___ TO LET—Unfurnished rooms; ground floor.
■ 71* Ft. Wayne ave.
TO ^LOT—Columbia Bloak; modern; eutte; *sJk
TO LETT—Furnlahed from rooms; bath; gaa
807 N, Pennsylvania.
TO LET—Furnished from room: private fom41y. 516 L>ckerhle et. TO LET-Desirable ftirntshed rooms; bach; board. Ho N. Illinois. * ^ TO LOT—Furnlahed room for young man or lady. 538 N. Davldoon _ __ TO LaT-Fttniuhed' rooms wltk both and board. 1018 X. minoto. ■ TO LEM -Twc furnlahed rooms; 'light hwiaakeeplng. 429 B, Market, TO LOT—Nleely furnished. house keeptag rooms. 514 E Market st. TO LET—Suite unfurnished room*. With telephon* 1111 Broadway. TO LET—Furnished rooms lor gentleman; furn*ce; bath. 798 N. Ullnota. TO LOT—Neatly furnlahed room for two gen-ttemen.-SQt E. I4t Clair »t. TO LET—Furnished rooms; bath: houeekeepIng; cheap, 917 College ave TO LOT—Two or three unfurnished room*; cheap 2029 Highland Place. TO LOT—Three unfurnished rooms; bath; rent reasonable. 1224 Co.leg. ave. TO LET—Furnished room for rent: gentleman only.. 9621* W, Washington. TO IJiT—Furnished or unfurnished rooms. Ml X. Illinois at. Heat and bath _ TO LOT—Nicely furnished rooms; modern eonvenlenoes H23 E. W ashington. TO LET-Furnlahed rooms; board: reference#
i’n<xT-
jequlred, ..26 N. Pennsylvania. TO LET—Neckbands put on free. RIOW LAUNDRY. Telephone 1121
TO LOT—Furnished rooms for light hen**keeping; cheap. 37 to 43 M^Nabb st. TO LET—I’nfurnlshed. front, alcove room;
bath and both gases UK Park ave.
TO LOT- Four unfurnuhed rooms; light housekeeping: >8. 1122 Bellcfontalne ^ TO LET—Suite .if furnished rooms. CHS SH1BL. Call 100m 109, between 5 and 6. TO LOT—THE IROQUOIS HOTEL; fiTmtailed, rooms for gentleman only Ehtmnee S W.
Market,
TO LET—Two furnished rooms! with or wlthout board; ref era new, required. 529 N. Pennsylvanla. TO LET—Two furnlahed roomsj llghl hoU*ekeeping; gaa furnished; *2.15 per week. 1668 “• Meridian st*
TO LET—All or part of nicely
refei
. ^ furnished, ■renoes required. Addresa
art Butter* '“JOSEPH
seven-room flat; D 8. cane Newa.
TO LET—"Hot Taggart turner*. ■ juberh TAGGART'S DAKERY, 238 MasaachusetU
ave. (flrst square).^
TO LOT—Elegant, housekeeping rooms; furnlshad; complete, also sleeping rooms for
gent*, ttlj Kentucky ave
rectly south of Union station TO LET—Choloe rooms; single
merle r Delaw
select parties only; . family, Te4ephone 713 N
or en suite; to | table; private
war*.
nicely furnished;
TO LET-large, front room: nicely furnished; grate, furnace, bath; board very near; one or two gentlemen. HH N. Central ave. TO LET—Double parlors, nicely furnished; would unfumieh; modern; location flrstclaos; beard If desired. S13 N. New Jersey. TO LOT—Beautiful front room; newly furatahed: folding bed; all convenience*; rta sonabie. Inquire room 18. it N. PsUware. TO LET—PleeoanUy furnished front suite ’of rooms; cheep; two or four gentlemen, front roota: up-stalrs: housekeeping. 210 N. Ctpltol. TO LOT—A suite of nleely furnished room*; with grate; furnace heat; all modern improvements, with board in the house, at 813
Capitol ave. N*.
TO LET-Two down stairs. funTlyhed rooms;
1 ^ * » ■» tr ll'BVAkLlV, till ILHJIHH» kll convenience; Individual ild<» porch; Ilfhc housekeeping allowed. 330 N. California st..
corner Vermont.
TO LKT-HOISES. TO LBT-MEYER A CO.
TO LPiyMovinj. *1 PtojMMI. T*r 7*8. TO LOT-See ikit. C E. COFFIN * TO TO LOT -See list. INDIANA TRUST TO. 1 " "" TO LET-SPANN A CO * 148 K Market st ' TO LOT—Furniturs moved $1 per load, tele-
phone 2U.
TO LET—Ten-room residence; gas; lli.'owner^
931 Sanders »t,
TO LET-1467 N. Illinois, cottage, six rooms.
Fine condition.
TO LET -REEDER fl. 460 W. Washington st.. for boots and shoes. TO LOT—Nine-room - house; barh; barn." »L quire H86 Broadwny. TO LET—Desirable dwelling; abundant Trust gas. Inquire 1914 College. TO LET—New rental list every other day L T, l^EWTS. 144 B. Market st. TO LET—1401 Massachusetts av*., half a new, double; five-room house iio TO LET—See list at 151 E. Ma*rketTground floor ORTOORY (S APPEL. TO LET—1*1* Ash st., seven rooms; bath; hern: furnished or unfurnished. TO LET—1711 Park ave..' dsMratds, house On promises or 1630 Park.
modern
TO LET—Furnished, nine-room house; central location. Address T 2, care Newa. TO LOT-Neckband* put oiTfraeT PROS’. REMS LAUNDRY. Telephone 1121. TO LOT—Beven- room house, 416 E. SoutK sL Apply 26 N. Meridian st . rfg>m U. TO LET—Lotitioft for physician. 417 E. Six. teenth st. Inquire at Frey's Pharmacy. - TO LET—2718 N. Illinois; nine room*: bath and furnace, WM. MANION, 508 8 Delaware. TO LKT-For Sale: Truoewi. sixty different patterns. Expert fitting. 164 S. Illinois «L TO LET—Neat house, five rooms; corner Ruckle and Nineteenth st. Inquire at 1468 Central ave
TO
I LOT—' 'Hot Taggart Bu tter* ' TAGGARTS BAKERY. I
down-town for
JOHKTMI
.233 MaMachagHU ave. (flrst square.)
TO U5T—Furnished bouse down board of husband, wife and daughter. Ad- -
dress X 8, care News.
w»«wira'is»w*ira^^ n TO LOT—Have your umbrailas repaired and
re-covered at GUNTHER'S UMBRELLA FACTORY. » W Pennsylvania at.
TO LOT—113 W. Walnut; modern; furnace;
bath, olty. drivsn well and clatern Water; eight rooms. Apply 40 8, Meridian st
': 3§ '-■S
Pl« Pei
TO LET—Nine-100m house In Woodruff Plane; has both, furnace and stable: good location; emy ga*. A. MOTZGBR AGENCY, 1U2 N. nneylvonlq at. . TO LET—Fine residence, ten rooms, bath, gaa; houae in good order; stable In rear, situated on N. Pennsylvania et.; house furnished. Address W 8. oare News TO LOT—Dwelling room# In the Melbourne; 518 N. Iltllnois at.; alngte and en aulta; every convenience of modern hotel; large dining, room and first-class table MRS. GRAY. Owner. TO LET-MODBRN. KIG8T-ROOM HOtlSR OOMPIOTB. AND IN FIRST-CLASS (XWDITION. NO. 2» TALBOTT AVE. 825 PER MONTH. JOS W. SBLVA,OB. 71 LOMBARD BUILDING. TO'LET-Baautlfut. new, modern bouse ot tom large room#; complete laundry; hardwood floors; quartered oak flnleh; strictly first-class in every respect. 2687 New Jersey *t. (Morton Place) JOS. W. SELVAGE. 78 Lombard Bull dl nr. _____________ fo LET—New. stjrtctiy flrsi-class, modern,
to-date home o' ten large rooms; laundry; bath and toilet rooms; floors, quarter oak finish: piate-glas*
large tot: rintern water throughout house (hot and cold). No. 2261 Broadway. JOSEPH W.
PELVAGB. 73 Lombard Building
TO 1 JET—Room, with power; factory roar.
315 E. Bouth.
TO LET—Up-to-date brick etabte;
dationa for four horse*, gi Highland ^ TO UVT-A "buUdlng with pparar. suitable for tiisnufa.-turtng. Apply BRYCE'S BAKERY. TO LET-Bowllhg alley. 2106 X. Senate *%*. Fot term*, ste, *se the A METZGER
AGENCY, 102 X- Pennsylvania st,
REMOVAL
removal nom..ved INDIANAPOLIS
Telephone 1791.