Indianapolis News, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 December 1899 — Page 2
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THE ES'DIA^APOLIS KEW8, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1899.
Star Store Saturday Bargain List We Boy Back Any Unsatisfactory Purchases Made By You. We Have lost Enough of these Extra Special Bargains to Last Till Noon
FU*c*-Um<l Wrappw Good*, t . worth He *nd ( * F»i»cy FUW Dmw Clint- Ilfi hama, wotth lOc ...A Domct Flhmiota. tn plaid* and atrtt«. worth He .... n _ Double - fold Pe'caiettea, M/W worth Kc and 7c I -fl, Sateena In black and fancy C/W «‘olon«, worth «c and 7c—.» Gold Pen*, fancy pearl hoklcm... 14c Curb Chalf Bracelet*, With Jewel* or heairt* 25 r Fancy Knamel Brooches, with Jewel ... .-lf>c Pearl Cuff Button* or Uek* 10< Peauty Pth*. 2c and 3c each kinds, a do*en Rc Pearl Glofe Buttonsm, worth 2.V. for’ '• lOc
Ladle*’ all-wool seven-button Black Over*atters. oitly a few pairs, R©c kinds, for [ 13c Ladles' fur-trimmed beaver leather sole House .Slippers, the ffJK: kind, for L... 37c Men's Imitation Alllcator Slipper*, patent leather back, the 75< klrd*, for J 4Rc Crimp Top Lamp Chimneys. each ......... ..(. -2c Down-Weiyht Laundry. Soap, a bar L le Nickel-plated Teaspoons, each —lc Xkkel-plated Tablesjjoons, each,. 2c Plate*, largo else, each 2c l arge bottles Witch Hazel 10c I-arye box Complexion Powder 3c
Men's fur-top Kid Gloves, R<pones, for. 25c Men’s Jersey Glove*. l®c ones. for lOc Men’s 12V*c Suspenders 5c Men’s 10c Linen Collars ..Re Men’s 12%; Black Sox 5c Men’s Percale Shirts, with two separate collar* 25c C. B. Cones's union-made Domet Shirts, oar special price 23c Men’s heavy Winter Undershirts. 10c Men’s 25c Silk Bands 10c Ladles' Fancy -Garters in separate boxes, the 10c kind, a pair Rc Rc Garter Web, per yard 2c Bone Collar Buttons, a dozen 3c
Bovs’ Flannelette Waists, the 23c kind. for..... 10c Boys* Long Pants, 50c kind ...-10c Men’s Fancy Striped Overalls. the 50c ones 10c Men's heavy Work and Dress Pants, the #1 kinds 50c Beys’ Wool Sweaters, 75e kinds 25c Men’s heavy Winter Suits, with fancy plaid lining, #5 kinds.#2 98 Boys’ heavy Winter Doublebreasted Reefers, with storm collars, the JK2 75 kinds, for 98c Boys’ Overcoats, with military cape, sizes 0 and 10 only. while they last SI OO Men* heavy Canton Drawers, the 20c kind 15c
♦ ♦ ♦ Money Savers and Plenty of Them for All Day Saturday ♦ ♦ ♦
COBBLER 8ETB--A complets Shoemaker s Outfit, worth 7Rc, for 30c Half BOles. all size*, a pair, 12c. Heel Soles, all slzss. a pair, 4<"
Hosiery. Gloves and Un-
derwear StcSXi".
Indies’ black cashmere ribbed wool Hose, regular 25c grade . 10c Ladles’ Mack fleece-lined Hose, white seamless foot 25c Children's fancy plaid sllk-flnlsh seamlesi Hose, ail sizes, 2Rc grade# ..i 10c
rues*
l “4 ■' fas*
Ladies' fas* black seamless Hose, seconds at 12% grade# Rc Ladles’ line Kldskln Glove*, all shade*, guaranteed (a new pair If unsatisfactory), best Glove In the wdrld, fur ... 31 OO New line of twu-clasp Kid Gloves, dn black and colors. great vatu* 7Rc Ladles’ Fleeced Union Suits. regular 39c values ... 25c Ladies' fliwf Fleeced Union Suits, ecru and gray, Isco-trlmmed, regular value 45< lauilee* extra weight Jerseyribbed Fleeced Vests and Pants, euru, grny and tuitiuois.25c
MUses' anp Boy’* heavy Fleeced Union Butts, all sises, seconds
union mma, ait su of 48c glades, for
25c
Ladle*' Black and Scarlet Wool Ribbed Union Suits, extra quality. at ./} fl 50 Bargain Counter —SECOND FLOOR. SATURDAY ONLY100 Wool Shawls In double and twist, full size, with border and self-fringe, worth 32.50Suturday only .fl 0<> 50 Beaver Shawls, full sise, In grays on|y, Saturday at 31 00 32 9N for I-adles* Black Jackets. ITl 08 for tardies' Tan Jackets, worth 35 ON $4 98 for a mixed lot of Ladies’ Jackets, In black, brown, blue and tan. 37 50 ft>r Ladle#’ Kersey Jackets, usually priced at 310 and 312 310 for the bast Kersey Jacket tn the city at the price.
“The Sweetest Story”
will be told at our NEW CANDY DEPARTMENT, which opens for business on Saturday morning at & o’clock. The prices and goods are Just right.
Give the little folks a treat for little expense.
Store Open Until 10 O’clock Saturday Night.
Men’s Furnishing Department
Men’* Laundered Bosnm Percale S hirts. with cuffs
the latest cross stripe patterns. 7Re Shirt*, for—
Men's I.aundere* Percale Shirts, each SluSj^Hia* two separate collars and some have also a pair of cuffs, reglilar 00c Shirts, for . All the latest pattern* In Eureka Shirts, also C. B. Cones* Shirts, with two separate Tillars and pair of cuffs, worth 31.50. Saturday's price ' Men's Night Robes, made of good m uslln, cut full size and good length.
special ..1.,
Men’s heavy Fleece-lined Underwear, all sizes Shirts and Drawers.
05c a cult, a garment it Men’s all-wool Scarlet Underwear, also Men's
wear, both kind# are extra well made and perfect fitting, worth CC## N0c Saturday special DOC Men’s extra heavy Wool or Cotton Fleece Underwear, a garment 50c Men’s Jersey-ribbed Underwear, Shirts are made with French necks and satin fronts, Drawers are double-stitched and have patent QQ M waistbands, R0c a garment goods, for .... wOG 50 dozen of all the latest patterns of Men’s Tecks. Puffs, Bows, Imperials and Four-In-Hand Ties. These are made of the ellk that's usually put into the R0o Ties. Special Saturday 4ww Large assortment of Men’s Harvard Mufflers, from 50c to 31.50
to match. In all
39c
98c 25c 33c
Natural Wool Underperfect flttlng, worth
At $5.00
Domestic Specials Fv.U pound clean White Cotton Batts, worth 0c, to-day’s sale, a roll 0c (Limit, five rolls to a customer). Two cases of the best Oil Comfort Robe Prints and Comfort Cretonne, worth 8c, for, a yard .5c —Rear Bargain Counter. Shoes Our Men's finest Shoes 32 00 Hand-sewed, heavy and mediumweight sole*, made of patent and enamel leather, box and willow calf, black and tan, full round and medium toes; regular 33 50 to 35 Shoes. Men’s 33 Shoe* for 3 1 95 Made of box calf and vie! kid and patent leather—leather lined, double soles, tip and plain toes, golf cut. Men s 32 Shoes 31-39 Press Shoes and Working Shoes, stylisn and comfortable, coin and plain toes. ' - Men’s 31 50 Shoes for 99c Congress and Lace, tip and French plain toes, solid leather soles, good
styles.
OUR LADIES' FINEST SHOES are 32 09 Hand-turned and welt soles, made of fine kid and French patent leather, fancy vesting or kid tops, regular 33 50 to 35 Shoes; this season's newest rhapes. LADIES’ VICI KID SHOES, ail styles, worth up to 33, L for 31 95 Made on the new mannish and medium coin toe styles, kid and patent leather tipped and trimmed. Ladies' Shoes, black and tan .-31 00 The regular 32 50 kinds; coin toes, straight tips, flexible soles. Ladles' Shoes 31-29 Some are drummers’ samples, and others are the ends of lines, all sizes and widths; not a pair worth less
than 32
Misses’ Spring Heel Lace and Button Shoes, box and kangaroo calf, warranted solid, worth 31 25. for 79c Misses’ and Children’s Spring Heel Lace Shoes, made of wa-ter-proof kid. with extension soles, special prices, 31 and 31 25 Millinery Specials Ladles’ Walking Hats In plaid and solid colors, trimmed with quill and band, with plain and tam crowns, to close Saturday at 25c These Hats we have sold this sea-
son at 31.48-
A lot of Baby Caps In silk and eiderdown, some fur-trimmed, some in Saxony, all go Saturday at 10c 32-48 TRIMMED HAT SPECIAL. An attractive line, worth double, including velvet-made goods and Felts, trimmed with birds and feathers, bargain, all at ....32 48
D1KD. SULOBOYE—Jm— W„ died December ?, at U:fl6 p. m.. at hts home. No. Slf E. St. , Clair st. Funeral notice later. ALBRECHT—Bootee, wife of Char.ee Albrecht. FoeerW Sunday. 1 P m . at family tee&deaeie. Set Camp at. Friend# tavUed. JOSVX—Jobn L. Jonea died at his reaidenre. «l N. Illinois. Ttmredsy night at Mi Fan***! Sunday afternooe at 1 o’etoefc. from the re*tHAXNEY—Wax., at 1^8 p. m.. Wednesday, at residence. 01 S. Missouri at. Funeral from Sc John’# church, 9 a. tn.. Saturday. FV.rnd* invited. SULLIVAN—Dante! Sullivan, at hi* late resdeoce. Meek st, TSmrsdsT 430 p. tn. Funeral Saturday morning at Holy Cram church at 9 a m. Friends Invited. KIXXET —George A.. Friday. December *. age thirty-seven years. Funeral service# Sunda r, i:K p. tn-. at the residence of his sister, Mrs. David Williams, b*4 Huron st. Burial private.
FINANCIAL.
FINANCIAL-A. J MEYER * COFINANCIAL—Private funds *to "loan. FRANK L. rURCASOX. 07 K. Market FINANCIAL—To loan: Privata money,^5jgt
riKAXCi AL.
cent,. privilege prepay meat C. F. 8 FINANCIAL—Money to lean. HENRY H. } cent.; try ua. C. FAY. H4 K. Washington *t.. over Btg Poor - -
offleesFINANCIAL—#8» to K-an for three years at S per cent. EDWARD S BOV IN. 36 When
1 ’*“* ’•
FINANCIAL—To loan: Large cent.; try ua C. F- SAYLES
TO LET—ROOMS.
Balidiag.
FINANCIAL—* per cent money on raai astate. GEO. WOLF, second floor. Leoxcke Building. FINANCIAL—8 and 4 per cent money to loan: no delay. EDWARD SEGUDC. M When BtXLDtNO. FINANCIAL-Money or. farms and city property; terms reasonable. THOS. C. DAY A CO., W5 and KL2 Law Building. FINANCIAL—Money; wbbs to suit; same day you apply; get our rates 135 E. Market at., room ♦ OHAS W OOR5T*CH.
FINANCIAL—For prompt loaaa as* J. H.
PATTISON, M Monument Placa.
FINANCIAL—Money ta loan; ioweet ratea
NEWTON TODP. IpgaUa Block
Card of Thanks.
I hereby wish to extend my heartfelt thanks
to my many friends and neighbors, and also
t and ala p
teter and Weghorst. for the ktndnem rendered
to Rev. J. C. Peters and aingers. Misses Gus-
durisg the sickness and death of my haiavad husband, Louis Schmidt.
FROM WIFE.
Card of Tkaiiks. W* desire to thank our many friends and neighbor* for the kindness ehovm u* in our ead bereavement. Renihan A Blackwell, undertakers. also, the Prudential Life Insurance Company for prompt payment of policy. MRS CHAfi, R. PURBOX AND FAMILY. FUNERAL NOTICE. EBER SOLE—Frank F.bersoie. barial from Crown Hill vault. Saturday, December 8. ISM, t p m. , FT XERAL DIRECTORS. FUNERAL DIRECTORS—WHITS ETT. TVL »4A Rea «« N Mer Tel. JTf. FUNERAL DIRECTORS—TUTEWILER. Uue dertaker. 114 W Market at Tel US. FUNERAL DIRECTORS—HORTON A JACKSON. 133 W. Market »t New -phone 953. Ft NF.RAL DIRECTORS-ADAMS A KRIB_GER. N. ^Illinois st. Telephone 11S4. FUNERAL DIRECTOR—A. M RAGSDALE. ZM Maasachuaetta are. New phone 608 only. FUNERAL DIRECTORS—LONG A BURNS, Undertaker*. No. US W> Market st New telephone No. 1881. FUNERAL DIRECTORS—RENIHAN A BLACKWELL. Undertaker*, lit and 1*1 W Market it. Telephone BS^ FUNERAL DinKCTORS - FRANK A. BLANCHARD. Undertaker. Lady attendant. Southeast corner Ohio and N. Delaaara •Phones: Office, 411; residence. 4S9 FUNER-4JL DIRECTORS-KREGELO. m N. DELAWARE ST. *80—’ Phones -MO. Residence 'phone inew) 1T4S. No branch office on N. IHinois st. | FUNERAL DIRECTORS— PLANNER / BUCHANAN. LADT EMHALMER, For tadiee and children **0 N Illinois st. Telephone 841. Hacks at Ioweet prevailing prloea
FINANCIAL—Money. quick; on jewelry, etc., lit W. Washington, opposite Bates House R«tabU»hed 1*5. FINANCIAL A large amount of private fund*. FLO RE A A SPIDEXSTIOKKR. tombs 1. » aad *. S Delaware st. FINANCIAL—Loans #uiaa of *&» and over. City property and farms. C E COFFIN A CO., U» E Market st. FINANCIAL—Halr-dreraing. ahampoolng and cieanMitg. all kinds of hair goods at SATINA TOILET PARLORS. 5 and 5. IPtt N Meridian.
FINANCIAL—5 per cent, money to loan.
JOHN WiXTIKR. Aetna Building.
FlNANCt AL— Mortgag* loans; lowest rates. P.
M BARNARD. Majestic Building.
FINANCIAL-ttflM and M.4M oa real estate
B. A. RICH A RDBON. PI K Market at.
FINANCIAli—5 and tW'SMM. money: no flm
Jar. A. f. MEYER A CO.. 1M M. Market.
FINANCIAL—lAjans oa teal estate. A. J. MeJNTOSH A SON, 14* N. P»nn»ylv**ta st ^^VIASai. 'S. S“^5;
street.
FIN.4 NCIAL—
MaNET.
IF YOU NEED IT
MONET.
FINANCIAL—Loans made to high class, sal-
. persons on their personal l
PEOPLE S LOAN CO.
arled
their personal note THE tr: Stevenson Building.
personal ERTEL.
FINANCIAL—Money to loan on property and household goods J. C.
room 44 Lombard Building. S4S K- Washington at.
up-
farms; 8166 and
home funds; lowest rates, no delay
•.-t*"- 10* N. I'ennsylvanla
FIN A NCI A L- l.-vans
ward
A. METZGER AGENCY,
ft reel.
FINANCIAL—First, mortgage loan* 'on improved Indiana polls property, with privilege prepayment, lowest current rotes. SPANN A CO., its K. Market FIN A NCIAL—Loans made to salaried people holding permanent position* with responsible firms upon their own names, easy payments; strictly confidential. W Indiana Trust Bultd-
YOU CAN E.ASILY FIND US WE ARE ON THE N W. CORNER OF MARKET AND DELAWARE STB We loan money tn any amount*, from $5 up; on FURNITURE. PIANOS. HORSES and WAGONS. CARRIAGES SEWING MACHINES OR GOODF IN STORAGE. OUR RATER ARE REASONABLE. OUR PAYMENTS EASY, and we guarantee COURTEOUS TREATMENT TO ALL.
Call and get our rates.
MARION COUNTY MORTGAGE LOAN CO.. Room S (Phoenix Block), IS) K. Market at.
(Comer Office, Up-stairo.)
Bl SIX ESS CHANCE. BUSINESsT^HANCE—Caak^grocerir; good location. Address S A care New*. BUSINESS CHANCE—Dnig~«toreTNorth Sid*"; good location; eaay terms. A. KIEFER
DRUG CO.
Men’s and Boys’ Overwear
Children’s threa-pleca Vestee Bulls, nicely trimmed, sailor collars, Ml "fr extra weight. Special Via 13 Two special values In Boys’ Double-breasted Wool Suits, sizes 8 #1 flA to 15, actual value 32 50 and 32 Bale 31 50 and SlalJU Boy a’ heavy Beaver Top Coat#, with velvet collar, sizes 0 to 14, MM QQ very mannish. The 34 ones, for 0ft■ 30 Boys’ heavy Winter Ulsters, with largre storm collar, sizes 7 to *4) flA 15 The 35 values, for ;....#fta90 EXTRA SPECIAL—1O0 Young Men’s heavy Wrol Oassimere 3- 3Q JO piece Long Pants Suits, neat gray stripes, 35 values 0tJi4rfI
we show tho best in town of Young Men’s Suits In worsteds,
ehevtots and caasimeres
Two special values In Young Men’s Tan Covert Overcoats at 30.48 #E AA #0aUU Men’s Wool Csaatmere Suits In neat checks, stripes and plaids, a flfl big line, worth 37 50 to 30. Special 0wiUU If CA Dozens of styles of Men's all-wool Suits In plain black Clay Hi #l8vll worsteds, fancy striped casalmerea, best linings and trim-
iitlngs. worth 310 to 312 50
EXTRA SPECIALS—Men's fine Black Kersey and,extra grade Covert Overcoats, fancy plaid linings, good 312 50 values. At | 37 50
MONUMENT*. MONUMENTS—AUG. DIENErT *48 E. WaahIngtoa. Telephone *5*S MONUMENTB-At lowest prloea M. H FARRELL 414 W. Washington.
Three Sqaares West of Illinois St.
CIAL. p
ible, and
and t* 82 48 l
moil MoioEns on strike
THX7 DEMAND AN INCASASE OV TEN PEB CENT.
Strike May Spread from Rockwood Company to Other Concerns— Wkat Both Sides Say. >" f The strike of raoldere, which has been (threatened for the last three week*, begun this morning. Twelve molders, the entire force employed at the Rockwood Manufacturing Company, S» South Pennhylvanta street, went ouL There are over aw molders employed tn this city and the strike will probably extend to other foundries. The demand o! the men Is tor an advance of 10 oer emu. and employer* say that the contracts they 3k»w have, many of which will run until next Juno, will not admit of the advance* as their contract* are based on lower prices for iron than now prevail, as well as on the present scale of wages t r nd*r these Condition* they hold that any advance In wage* will result In a losa to them. The men. %n the other head, hay that the wage scale tn Indianapolis Is lower than In other competing points, and that in the East molders wages are all better than here. Manufacturer# say that larger wages may be paid at other points, where freight rates are more favorable than In IndlanapotU.
CANCELING STAMPS.
New Order Requiring Incisions in Revenue Stamps. The Internal revenue office expects to receive instructions within a day or two regarding the new order relative to canceling war tax stamps in denominations above 10 cents. The Government authorities found that schemer* In large cities have been making money by washing canceled stamps and selling them. The new order la effective December 15. In addttlon'to writing or stamping with Ink the Initials of his name and the date the user of at amps will now be required to mutilate them by cutting three parallel Inclatona lengthwise through each stamp, beginning not more than a quarter of an Inch from one end and extending to within a quarter of an inch of the other end of the stamp If the stamp la p^forated In any way the cutting will not be necessary.
SUIT CASES $1.50 to fjg.
That will be appreciated. We have received our new stock of Silt Cases and Traveling Bags for the holiday* Gall and Inspect them. L E. MORRISON & CO. 30 W. Washington St.
SACHELS 80c to $25.
Archibald’s..
SOCIETY AND CLUB MEETINGS. SOCIETY-Masonic—Attention, Sir Knights! Riper Commandery, No. L K T. Special conclave In Masonic Temple this (Fridav) evening at 7:30 o’clock, for work tn R. C. Order. WM. SCHOPPENHORST. Em. Com. JACOB W. SMITH. Recorder SOCIETY—K. of P.—Escelsior Lodge, No. 2S Regular meeting this evening. Work In tho rank of esquire. Lodge opens 7:30. Visiting brothers welcome. PERRY MISNBR, C. C. W. DAVY, K. of R. and S. __ SOCIETY-Regular meeting of Olive Branch lAjdgv, No. 10, D. of R., I. O. O. F., at Grand Lodge Hall, Saturday evening. December 9, 1S99, at 7:30 o'clock sharp. Visitors welcome. MRS. ANNA MILTON. N. G. MISS LIZZIE TKCKKXBROCK, Rec. S«c. _ SOCIETY—K. Of P —Members of Indianapolis Lodge, No. 56. are hereby notified of the death of Bro. John L Jones. Burial on Sunday, December 10th, at Crown Hill, from late residences 421 N Illinois st.- Members requested to assemble at Castle Hall, * p. m . snarp, to attend the funeral.. Members of sister lodges cordially invited to attend. GEO. F. 8CHOWE. C. C. Attest: GEO. T. BREUNIG, K. of R. and S. ETY-TbeltUnMon'of Kmght*"of“P?t hfas and the general public is called to an entertainment. given under the auspice* of Damascus Lodge, No. 394, K. of P., in Shover's Hall, E. Market st.. on Friday evening, December 8, for the benefit of the lodge. The entertainment will be a fine combination of music and art, given by a young ladles’ band, aided by some fine stereoptlcon views. You can not afford to miss it. Admission, adults, 20c; children, 10c. Tickets may be had at the door, or of the committee, Omer Rodibaugh, W. H. Ogbom. P. B. Brtckley.
LOST.
LOST—Brazilian Balm cure* and prevents croup. 18c. LOST - Kings from U.Uet room _ of”Y _ W C. A 7 Wednesday. Return to secretary; 85 reward. LOST—A small fur boa. Tuesday afternoon on X. New Jersey st. Leave at 310 N. Illinois
street.
LOST—Blue Dane pup. five months old. without collar. Reward If returned to K. \VINTER._1323 N. Meridian. LOST—Thibet fur boa; on Bellefontatne, near Massachusetts ave. Hokum >17 R Tenth Bt Reward^ Address T XL care News. LOST—Sunday night, fox terrier, with til. leather collar; named Bob. Return Bevllle ave.. or 214 Lemcke Buildir
ly night, fox terrier, with blade lar; named Bob. Return to 5*4 ave., or 214 Lemcke Building. Reward.
LOST-Engllsh setter dog pup; nine months old; tip of nose and eyes black; lemon ears; body white. Reward 3226 N. Illinois. Tel. 1*B60. LOST—Box of twelve Unites*- handkerchiefs, Wednesday: all plain white, with initials, but one; It had block border. Return to News office. LOST—Five hemstitched centers, eight yard* footing. Return to 116 E. Market st. GER-
MAN-AMERICAN
TION.
BUILDING ASSOCIA-
FINANCIAL- 6 and 8 per cent, money to loan. according to security offered. Home funds in any amount Pay back when you please. No delay A. METZGER AGENCY. 10* N. Penn- ! ia sL * FINANCIAL—STRAIGHT LOAN’S ON PAYMENT PLAN at low rates; ready funds at all times "GERMAN-AMERICAN LOAN ASSOCIATION." Ill E. Market. Interest paid
on deposits.
FINANCIAL—Loans. Write, and get oar term*. Call and get names of people ta whom we have loaned money. You will be sure to renew your loan with Ms. MEiER J KISER. 904 Indiana Trust, f FINANCIAL—Loans on real estate and collateral securities. We loan money tn such a way as to get out of debt in a short time: not necessary to wait five years to pay off your loan. Investigate. MEYER * KISER. 10* In-
diana Trust.
FINANCIAL—Money to loan, a large sum of home funds left In our hands, to be loaned tn sums of tl>10 to tl.OQO and upward, at lowest rates of interest; can furnish money same day you apply Pay back when you please. A. METZOBR AGENCY. 102 N. Pennsylvania st. FINANCIAL -IX) YOU WANT $1*1. 820, 835 OR any amount of money on household goods. PIANOS, mtRftES. WAGONS. ETC., OR ANY personal security, to pay back as you wish? EVERYTHING 18 1-EFT IN TOUR POBSE8slon; you have the use of both goods and MONET. PERSONS MOMENTARILY EMbarrassed. who derire above all to avoid puhLICTTY, ARE THE ONES WE DESIRE Especially to serve. All our dealings are conflDENT1AU UPRIGHT AND COURTEOUS No charges taken out tn advance. It pays to BORROW FROM US. ASTNA MORTGAGE Loan Co., Jot Lemcke Building.
FINANCIAL— SAI^ftY LOANS.
money^l^l
employes clerks, bookkeepers, salesmen, railway employes, school teachers, and all other persons holding permanent, salaried positions. Leans can be repaid in small weekly or ithly payments. Business strictly eonflden-
mont
Ual.
MERCANTILE DISCOUNT COMPANY.
Room 4 Lombard Building. 2IH E Washington st
TO LET— FINANCIAL— headings on this page of The Newa are chasged for at the very low rata of 1 cent * word for each day. No advertisement received for leas than 10 cents. When blank or dash lines are used, thee* are 8 cent* e line. Cn* and two-cent postage stamps will be received In payment of orders by mall.
FINANCIAL— If WE HAVE JUST WHAT YOU W ANT. 810,IkK) TO LOAN IN HUMS OF 84 UPW ARD ON FURNITURE. PIANOS. HORSES, WAGONS, WAREHOUSE RECEIPTS, ETC.. AT THE LOWEST RATES IN THE CITY. The goods to remain in your possession. You get the full amount you ask for. IF YOU WANT A LOAN QUICKLY AND PRIVATELY, CALL ON US. Private office. Buaineee strictly confidential. E. MARKET ST. MORTGAGE LOAN CO.. ROOM 305 LAW* BUILDING. (Second Floor.) ENTRANCE 134 E. MARKET 8T. Take Elevator or Stairs.
FINANCIALMONEY TO LOAN.
AND THE DAY YOU ASK FOR IT. Property left In your possession. Loan* arranged on easy payments plan, thus giving you p'enty of time In which to pay It back. Loan may be paid tn fui! at any time, and you pay only for the time you keep It YOU GET FULL AMOUNT ASKED FOR. No expenses or commission taken out in ad> vance. Business strictly confidential. Call and investigate before, borrowing SECURITY MORTGAGE LOAN CO., Room 207 (second ffoor) Indiana Trust Building (old Vance Block), corner WashingUm st. and Virginia ave.
FINANCIAL— QUICK LOANS—
EASY PAYMENT*
That’s our way of loaning mpney at once, on furniture, pianos, fixtures, etc., without re-
moval; and giving plenty of time to pay your
1 off.
'e arrange the payments so that your loan
loan
We arrange the p _ I
will fall due In fifty small, equal weekly tn-
LOST—Black fur carriage robe on Washington, — .— an d Air*-
to . E.
between Pennsylvania and Alabama, Thursday afternoon. Retufn tO.J. E. SHOVER, 219
N. Alabama
OPERA HATS
PARAGRAPHS OF THE DAY.
A meeting Trill be held at St. Joseph’s Industrial School Sunday evening to make arrangements for the Christmas tree and reception for th* orphans. Damascus Lodge. No. 30. K. of P. will jrfve an entertainment In Shover's Hall in East Market street to-night. On the program arlll be musk* by a young woman's band, stereoptlcon views and other numbers. The Ladies' Auxiliary Of. Olive Branch Lodge. No. 10. Daughters of Rebekah. will hold a Christmas fair at Grand Lodge Hail, t O. O. F.. Saturday* evening. December Hi. for the benefit of the Odd Fellows' Home at Greebsburg. Supper will be served from j |>. m. till $ p.
Suggestions for Christmas HOUSECOATS, BATH ROBES and Slippers $5.00 to fij.so; to match, $4.00 to $ao.oo; L ! nBRELL AS for men and women. GLOVES for men and women; SUSPENDERS—silk and satin webs; HAT and SUIT CASES and LEATHER NOVELTIES; \k flUFFLERS; FULL DRESS PROTECTORS \Wk and many other useful and appropriate Gifts. I The full limit of value is reached at a reasonable price in all departments. Yon well know whit too boy of us is good in quality and correct in ztyte.
S3 STIFF HATS
Gerritt A. Archibald, i *3 soft 38 t WasfeiagtM Street > hats
LOST—Dog, yellow and black Scotch terrier; blind in left eye; shows his lower teeth, answers to the name of Grover. Reward If returned to 1544 Lexington ave. LOOT—Reward for recovery of marten scarf. with electric seal tabs, and sterling silver buckle, stolen from ladles’ dreasing-room at Tomlinson Hail. Thanksgiving night. 108 N. Senate. • 1 111 ■ FOR TRADE. I FOR TRADB-Two buggies tvTblcycIeT^aR I 3* N- Tacoma ave. FOR TRADE—Lot on Forrest ave.; will take horse ’as *art pay. 8CHUCK, 26/T W. Michigan st., Indianapolis. i FOR TRADE—New sewing machine for good horse. NEW HOME SEWING MACHINE j OFFICE, 128 Virginia ave ; FOR TRADE-Will take a good-sized horse, sound, in part trade for a piano, at WUUtCHNER'S. la-llO X. Pennsylvania eL j FOR TRADE—Twenty acres adjoining Atlas I works. Write for subdivision. Will trade at I a tempting figure for good property. MICK A CO. 1 FOR TRADE—The State right to Young’s patt ect hand-power hay baler, with five balers, material and tools on hands. 27u6 Beilefontaine ! street. j TO TRADE—WOO—Equity: eight-room house; ' Cornell ave., near Twenty-seventh; will take clear lot. FRANK L. FURGAfiON. 1*7 EL
1 stallments. This gives you fifty weeks or proc tleally one year. In which to pay off your loam
80c is weekly payment of a 825 loan. 81.30 is weekly payment of a 8->) loan H xo is weekly payment of a 875 loan. |2 40 Is w eekly payment of a *100 loan. Other amounts In similar proportion.
Interest 7 per cent, a year.
PERSONAL PROPERTY SAVINGS AND
LOAN ASSOCIATION.
ROOM 4 LOMBARD BUILDING.
144 E. WASHINGTON HT
HEARD EVERY DAY!
■** 1*4 fttw* anything,” you bear some women say. who dearly lore her cup of tea—'* to know just where to get something that was a really good tea. What I get i* flat and tasteless — no matter what
1 pav. It’s always the same poor •tuff.’*
No need of this. Wa know we can help you. EMPRESS A TEAS Fanciest Flowery Tipped Formosa Oolong, i Fanciest Ooldon Tipped Darjeeling Oraage Pekoe,
Fanciest Overland English Breakfast
THE COLONELS SOLD.
$1.00 lb
1.00
taglish Breakfast I.0Q Fanciest Garden Japan, $1.03 lb..
Connoisseurs should try this grade. it*s rarely seen or tasted tn this conn,
tty. A little toe expeaeiro, perhaps, then your choice e<
Empress Teas at SOc, 60c, SOc. All Empress Teas are at least 10c. a pound better in
the gardens.
You’ll notice this at once in drinkTEA AID COfFEE DEPART HE IT. ta * T “* •V TORI STORE euqene rosedale a co. 181 Front St., Rcw York.
quality than you are buying. Mast be SO. direct importers and have choice of
Louisville Baseball Players Go to Pittsburg. Pittsburg, Pa, December S.—The Pittsburg baseball club bought the pick of the Louisville team to-day for & sum said to be 525.■'W cash. After the Pittsburg | club Is satisfied, the players remaining will go to Louisville. It I* understood j that Bsotiey Dreyfus* will have an Interest In the Pittsburg club. Fred Clarke, at Louisville, will manage the consolidated team. Under the terms, Mr. Dreyfus* gives up all connection with the Louisville club, and becomes pre*tdem of the Pittsburg club. Mr. Pulliam will remain with the . Louisville club, and to him h^ve been awarded the following players: Gould. Dowling, Wilhelm. Cheeebro. Magee. Fox. Deal. Will*. O'Brien. Madison. CUngman, Ketcham, Hoy and Dexter. Pulliam will go to the league -meeting with this team. If a reduction In the circuit is decided upon, then he will Bell the players to the highest bidder. If the twelve-club circuit league remains intact.
then the Louisville club will continue as a member, with Pulliam as president and probably manager. Gilbert’s Book Criticised. Chicago. December A special meeting of the board of directors of the Chicago Theological Seminary', last night, criticised Prof. George Holly Gilbert, of Iowa, professor of New Testament literature and interpretation, because of the doctrines revealed In his books. ’The Revelation of Jesus’* and ’‘Students’ Life of Christ.” Among the directors present was the Rev. N. A. Hyde, of Indianapolis No formal charges Were preferred against Professor Gilbert.
! FOR TRADE—I*.W farm for atoefc good*; mil! for merchandise; drug store in city for dwelling in small town. Money to loan. Mc-
* KEE. 23 Ingalis Block.
FOR TRADE—City property for farms and farms for city property. Don’t trade till you see us. Have several cash buyers for farms. See us quick. Ask for our list. McGILLIAKD AGENCY, 147 E Market, room X FOR TRADE—Splendid, modem residence; complete; Talbott ave ; east front, with 55.>16
Samoans Were Not Excited. Auckland. December 8.—Advice* received here from Apia. Samoa, dated November 25, say that the news of the German annexation of the island* as a result of the Samoan agreement was received by the native* with apparent indifference.
Tw Care a Cold la Oa* Day take Lazat.va Brocno Quinine Tablet*. AH druggists refund the money If It falls to ear* K W. Grave’s signaturs is on each box. Sc.
■
cash; will take smaller residence, between College aw* Cornell; Tenth and Eighteenth st*. Part pay. MICK A CO., 118 E Market. FOR TRADE—An Invention of merit: easily manufactured. The inventor wtii exchange entire patent right United State* and Canada for city property; price reasonable; have other business. Address N 5, care News.
FOR TRADE— All advertisements Inserted tinder ordinary headings on this page of The News are charged for at the very’ low rat* of 1 cent a word for each day No advertisement rroe.ved for lees than 16 cents. When blank or dash lines are used, these are * cents a line. One and two-cent postage stamps will be received In payment of orders by mall.
PHYSICIAN*. PHYSICIANS-DRS. CONGER have removed to 865 Massachusetts ave Tel. 1-1490. PHYSICIANS—Hair-dressing, shampooing and cleansing, ail kinds of hair goods, at SATINA TOILET PARLORS, 5 and 4, 11* X Meridian. PHYSICIANS — DR. 3. R. KIRKPATRICK treats female and rectal diseases. Plies cured without kails or cautery. Office, SI K Ohio at.
FINANCIAL— “IT NEVER RAINS. BUT IT POURS “ You’ve probably used that expression innumerable time*. While you never had too much money land never expect to have), you have often had more thaai you actually needed at times, and you have been badly cramped for the want of a few dollars at other limes. It Is our business to even up such conditions. We furnish money in sums of |10 to line, on short notice, to be paid bark in such install roetus and at such Intervals a* are most convenient for the borrowers. We advance money on salaries without the knowledge of the #mprover* We also loan on household goods and store fixture* without removal, and on Jewelry, watchea. bicycles, etc., left In pledge. I»w rate of Interest and fair treatment In every
respect.
CENTRAL LOAN COMPANY,
ESTABLISHED I8M.
ROOMS 7 AND 5. TALBOTT BLOCK. N. W. CORNER MARKET AND PENN. STS. TELEPHONE 3448
FINANCIAL-
TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS.
to l >an In sums of
*5, *10. *K. *». F0. 850, #100. on
FURNITURE, PIANOS, ORGANS.
HORSES AND WAGONS,
at rate# which honeat people can afford to pay. the property to remain In your
undisturbed poeseaslon.
A NEW WEEKLY OR MONTHLY EAST PAYMENT PLANON SHORT OR LONG TIME. A RECEIPT GIVEN FOR EVERT
PAYMENT MADE.
Don’t pay old friends double what w# ask for the same accommodations, EVERYBODY WHO W-ANTS MONEY
CALL AND SEE US.
Wc give you _ the full amount of
money you a»k for, no charge# taken advance. The transaction Is sure to be private. Don’t fall to see
out In
us and get our rotes.
INDIANAPOLIS MORTGAGE
LOAN COMPANY.
ROOM M. 147 E MARKET ST.
FINANCIAL—
From *19 upward quickly loaned on furnl lure pianos, store fixture#, vehicles, war* house receipts, etc., without removal. Loans can be arranged to run from one to twelve
months' time, payable In
BUSINESS CHANCE-**,WO Interest In established manufacturing plant at par. Address
L 11. care New*.
■ fixture#; |2*. will Invoice,
LER, 151 E. Market
of grooi ST1LZ
A MIL-
BUSINESS CHANCE — For Sale; First-class feed store. North Side; other business. Ad-
dress M 18. oars New*.
BUSINESS CHANCE—I can Invest tt.Wfl In firm giving permanent offios or road position Address X 11, care News.
BUSINESS CHANCE—Firot-claa#: dairy, thir-ty-file cc.ws, good trade; everything complete. 3M W. Thirteenth st.
Bt-GNESS CHANGE —Drug store. Invoicing #2,990, for sale at a 10 per cent, reduction for c*%h. Address D 4, car# Newa.
BUSINESS OHANOE*-Down-town retail business, clearing from to 11.000 a year, will
be sold for $1,000. 830 Lemcke.
BUSINESS CHANCE-Uvery and boai-Hag stable In good location; a bargain If sold at
once. Address L #1, care News.
BUSINESS CHANCE-Elegant space for coal and Wood yard, cheap. ENTERPRISE LAUNDRY. 431 Measacheueeta ave. BUSINESS CHANCE—6a* of the best joib printing offices In Indianapolis, with established trade Address E 76. car# News. BUSINESS CHANCE-For ladles, business centrally located, and one that will build up fast; profits large. Address P IS, oars News. BUSINESS '"cHAJtci—Traveling" ealeeman. wishes change of line January 1. Can Invest In firm, if desired. Address X 13. car# News.
BUSINESS CHANCE-Have several parties
who will
enterprises.
Block.
NCE-1
rill Invest In desirable manufi
WM. L. ELDER. 1
ufacturlng
Ingalia
BUSINESS CHANC®-«1.580 Investment in established business; will pay guaranteed dividend of 1* per cent. Money secured. Address 8
IS. care News.
BUSINESS CHANCE—To Physicians! An old physician, wishing to retire, will sell out to
some young, liberal the city. Address F
I physician; beet olBc* tn
1*. care Newa
BUSINESS CHANCE—One-third Interest In dally paper, with management and salary; town of *,000; elegant opportunity for right man. WONN A WILLIAMS, *U Law BuiM-
tng.
BUSINESS CHANCE—Wholeealo and rotail manufacturing business; larger return* for money Invested than any other bust mas; email amount capital can profitably be used. Ad-
drees Z 100. News
BUSINESS CHANCE-We have an elegant business chance for party with a reasonable amount of capital; this will bear *11 kinds of investigation; don’t oall unteaa you mean buatMertdlan**ARLES M. CROSS * CO., 18* N.
BUSINESS CHANCE-Fourteen-room room-ing-house; full of a>><ni roomers; a good house; modern and good goods; up-to-date. I am going to leave city for this winter; will sell cheap; with only part payment down. 4*8 N. Illinois st. BUSINESS CHANCB-For Sale or Trad#': We have fine, up-to-date grocery stock; meat market, flour and feod; clean stock, standard goods only; established trade In one of the best locations In the city; no bonus for trade. Stock and fixtures will, amount to #3,(100. W# recommend Investigation. Cash or city property. A J MEYER A CO.. 1M E. Market.
AU CTIOffgALES.
AUCTION HALB-W. U. MUNSON change* furnace burner for coal. ‘Phone * on M74. AUCTION SALE-O. W. McCURDY. real'ST tate sad general aacUonear, MS W. Washing-
ton ~
AUCTION SALE-LEW SHANK, General Auctioneer; household goods a specialty. 834
E. Washington st.
AUCTION—T. J. SEMANS, Auctioneer. See me before you sell your furniture or stock
of goods. 107 VV. Ohio.
AUCTION SALE-BEN ROTH. Auctioneer. US E. Washington st., eeUs furniture at houses at 6 per cent. Makes a specialty of merchandise. See me before making arrangements with other* Satisfaction guaranteed. AUCTION SAL E—OF FU RNITU RB, CARPETS. STOVES, Etc. I will sell on tomorrow (Saturday) morning at *;30 o'clock, at my room. No. 346 W Washington *t., four choice oak bedroom suites, elegant folding-bed, fine secretary and bookcase, oak dining chairs, a variety of rockers, extension tables, extra fine, large mantel mirror, French plate glass; couch, lounge#, child’s bed, brussel* and Ingrain carpets, kitchen safe, cook and heating etoves. “Early Breakfast” cook atovs, with warming oven, cotton-top mattresses, bedspring*. box-aq>ring mattress, and a great many other articles. G. W. McCURDY, Auctioneer. AUCTION—Furniture and carpets. J will aell Monday. December 11, at 9:30 a. m., No. S r | t.'igs nut l robes, upholstered chairs and rockers, divan, large mirrors, portieres, 400 yards bruesels and ingrain carpet, lacs curtains, center tables. odd chairs, pillows, sheets, comforts, spreads, matting, linoleum, shades, lamps, toilet ■«*#, dishes, cook and beating stoves, safe, kitchen utensils. These are nice, clean goods and tn good condition. Sale positive. Terms cash T. J. SEMANS, Auctioneer Office 187 W Ohio.
TO LET-OFFICE! AND STORE!. TO LET—Bee Ust. INDlANA"tH.UBt'cO.
TO LET—Storeroom and basement. Court st. -
m I.
TO LET—Storeroom, with dwelling, U37 S. Meridian. TO LET-Deek room, #4. Apply 734 Lemcke Building. TO LET-Storeroom; office*. AD HERETH, 134 E Washington st. TO LET-Large room on Court st.; fin* location for saloon. Apply 20 N. Meridian, room XL TO LET-dRree elegant office or sieeptng- * rooms; second floor; over 42 and 44 Kentucky ave. A. METZGER AGENCY. TO LET—Desirable office rooms; good light; large; fire-proof vault; terms reasonable. GERMAN FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY OF INDIANA. 27 S. Delaware st.
PERSONAL. PERSONAL- Raffensperger's Old Tar Cough Syrup la the best, PERSONA!^ «oe business cards for 40c. VICTOR. 24 North Delaware. PERSONAL—Furniture, atovs repairing and upholstering: all work guaranteed, w. L. PEWTER. 408 S llltnoU. PERSONAL-The CITY DISTRIBUTING CO, distributes invitations to weddings, receptions, balls, parties, etc. Reliable service. Call for price*. ' Phones old 3 on 23230. New, 1973. 7r Lemcke Building.
small weekly or
monthly Installments. W# charge 8 per cent. Interest, and a reasonable fee for —- -
papers, examining records, and
preparin#
No other expense.
appraising
charge*
taken out In advance. You get full amount
In cash All bualtiroa strictly confidential. INDIANA MORTGAGE LOAN CO..
ESTABLISHED 1SS7.
ROOM 4 LOMBARD BUILDING, 30» E. WASHINGTON BT.
AXXOCSCKMEMTS. ANNOUNCEMENT—Call at the Satink Toilet Parlor*, i and A 109 N. Meridian, for hair good*. Hair bleaching and dressing. ANNOUNCEMENT—Cancer*. ' W* ears them. How? By efficient application. No knife. Many testimonials. W> mean Just what w# say. No failure. No cure, no pay. WILSON CANCER CURE CO.. 1114 E. Tenth at., Indlaaapoil*. Ind. TO LET—MISCELLA.YEOlfi. TO LET-Second floor, front. 42x45, with or without power. 186 W, South st. TO LET—A building, with power, suitable for manufacturing. Apply BRYCE’S BAKERY. TO LET—Nineteen acres, near Heughvllle; suitable for poultry, gardening or dairying. Call 715 N. Wert sc TO LET—Bowling alley, billiards, saloon or printing office; splendid location; handsomely painted and decoratsed thruughtout. Apply » N. Meridian st., room U.
T-) l.KT-Hee list INDlAWA TtUIRr OO. TO LET—Farakffied roam* MS Massachusetts To'LET- oid Tar Cough Syrup i* »uro'~and
Mint.
TO LET Rooms, with IMM*. RB K. Mertd-
>aa at.
TOILET-Two unfurntahtri room* U9 ft. New TO LET-Roun and board; private farifiifriKj W, Wainut. ■ TO LET—Well fumiahed' housekeeping rooms'. SB K. Ohio, TO LET—Two rooms, light houaekeepUm- 2*i JK_ North at. TO LET—Two room# for light housekeeping TM N. Noble, * TO LET—Two nice rooms, with board, rot y. Hanoi# st. TO LET—Rooms for light housekeeping. 1*44 N. Meridian. TO LET-Furnished front room" rent R. 423 E Louletaaa. TO LET—Furntahed front rooraT for genUeaftea. 544 N. HUnola. TO YMniahrd rooms, with bath, at 13 N. East at. TO LET—Front eutt* of rooms to gentlemen. MI N. Illinois *t. TO UpT-From room7~upst*1 rsT with alcove. 50 N. Meridian.H
TO.. TeET—Largs, front, side; board; modern.
1*30 N. Alabama.
TO LSTf-Four rooms; part of modem house.
M* N. Senate eve.
Tt> LET-^ieeplag^romM. AD. HERETH. 184
E. Washington st.
TO LET—Housekeeping and lodging rooms.
SJO Capitol ave.. N. I '
TO r*ET—Down-stairs front room, furnished: ^ *11 W. Eleventh. ' TO LET - Front room. furntsheJ or unfur-
nished. 1029 E. Ohio. —iir» m.m —e»i is
TO LET-Two furnished rooms; plenty of gas.
M5 Massachusetts aye.
Tt^ LET—See W. G/mUNSON. to have gas
fire*. ’Phone > on 3874.
TO LET—Rooms, furnished or unfurnished; medern. ITU Broadway, TO LET—Newly furnished rooms and lodging;
reasonable. M* E. Market.
TO LET—Furniahed and unfurnished rooms; houeeheenteg- 322 Bright. TO LET—Unfurnished, ground-floor; can pay in work. 41T W Ohio at. TO I.ET—Rooms on first and second floors; modern. 443 N. Pennsylvania TO LET—Front airove room; also two front room*; modern. >31 N. HUnola TO LET—Furnished room for man and wife;’ , bath: board _#M K._ New York. TO LET—Get your Christmas cabinets at; BENNETTS, M E. Whahlngtop, TO I^RT—Furnished rooms, furnace, bath. private family. 528 E. New York. TO LET—Neckbands put on fre*. PROGRESS LAUNDRY. Telephona IU1. fonCSSICfww furnished or unfurnisiied, aep"arate or together. 418 W. Ohio st. Ti> LET-Furnished rooms for light housrTkeeptng; cheap. 37 to 43 McNabb st. _ TO LET—Nicely furnished room; modern; rea^ sonable rent. M4 N. Pennsylvania st. TO LET—Furnished front room and bath for gentleman or Mdf. 914 N Alabama, ■ TO LET—Nice!y furnished front room; all mtelern oonvenlencea, 510 N. Alabama. TO LET—Elegant, housekeeping rooms, fur_m4*hed. complete. JIM Kentucky ave. TO IdGT-Furniahed front room, with a Icon* and grate; modern. 37 E. Bt. Joe. clty. TO LET—Furnished or unfurnished tront parloc; first-class board, P* N. Delaware. TO LET—Nicely furnished front room for one or two gents; private family. M7 N. Pine. TO LET—Thaee or four unfurnished room*; all convenlsttraa. Addreaa Q >, car* News. TO LET-^Furnlshed and unfarntshed rooms; very desirable location. *37 N. Meridian at. TO LET—Two nloely furnished rooms; modern oonvenlencea; everything new. 5ffi N. 8»nate. TO Let—Furniahed front room for two gentlemen; plenty of heat Call CM N. Illinois street, TO LET—Furnlehed room, with bath, piano, heat, light; with or Without board. S*a N.
Illinois.
TO LET—One room; furniahed; on* unfurntihed; housekeeping; $3 per week. *14 E. North st. TO LET—Nicely furnished parlor*; also singla rooms, with board; modant; central, ill N.' New Jareey. To i,KT I'leslreble rooms oppoa^postoffloe; reasonable. Apply HENRY D. PIERCE, SO N. Meridian et. Tv* uft-Handeomely furnished front room; private family; hath and all oonvenlencea. IU N. Alabama. ■ ' TO LET—Two furnl Hied rooms for housekeeping; man and wife; Birch ava.; #5. Addreaa W W. care New* TO LET—Nicely furnished front, aieove room.i furnace, grata, warm bath room; private family. *06 E. Eleventh. TO LET- -Furnished room*, 78c to #2 per week. BHEPHBRDSON EUROPEAN HOTEL, directly south of Union station. TO LET—Nicely furnished room; every convenience for housekeeping; In basement; #10 * momh 118 B - w * lnut < north TO LET—Nloely furniahed room; electric light and furnace heat, with board; also day boarders. At 6*1 N. Meridian st. TO LET-NIcely furnished front room; gentleman and wife or two gentlemen, with or without board; private. Address T 8, care Nswa. __ TO LET—Elegant apartments in the Haleyon, northwest corner Delaware and New York ata. Abundant gas; soft water, porcelain hatha. Apply room I, U to U k. 01., 1 to I p. m., 7 to I p. m.
TO EBT—HOUMia.
TO LET-METER * CO.
TO LET-Uat. tt Circle. TO LET—Moving. |1 per load Tei 7*8 TO LET—See list. C. E. COFFIN A CO. To LET—flea Hat. INDIANA TRUST CO. TO LET—6 N. iflast; eighteen rooms; two baths; #60, TO LET—Furniture moved, #1 per load. Telephone 313. __ TO LKT-mi Perk ave., |»; ptaofer (net gas. Inquire 1880 Park. TO LET—Printed list. J. O. McC’ULLOUGH. _M* E Market at, TO LET—New hou##;"^ modern convenlencee 103 Wood lawn ave. TO LET—REEDER’S! 450 W. ’Washlfigton *T. for boots and a ho#*. TO LET—House; six rooms. 8. N. WRIGHT,, IU W, Twenty-sixth. . f ’ TO LET—Iffva-room house; HU 1. Eleventh. Inquire M* K. Market. ~ TO LET-Have a W. O Muneon aaoeetos grate fire. 'Phone 3 on 8*74. __ TO LET - Handetane quarters, four rooms, water supply. 1918 Ruckle TO LBT-Ten-room house, with a atable; both gases. 1*18 Capitol ava.
TO LBT-8*a our rental Uet. LEWI! A BCHMIDT. 144 ■■ Market at. . TO LET—Be# IMt at U1 B. Market, ground floor. GREGORY A APPEL TO LET—Be van-room house, good nspalr, bath. stable, gas. MM Bhrlvsr ave.
TO LET M37 Ash. I room#; plenty natural gas. OWNER, 2623 Park ave.
TO LETRE88 LAUNDRY.
pet on Telephone
an.
FROO-
TO LET—Modern. Improved. seven-room house 540 H. Alabama. J. REDDING.
TO LET—Boven room#, both kinds ot water, gas and stable, cheap. Call Ml 3. East at. TO LET—Bsven-room house; furnace; both gases; bath, #*>). Inquire «3 N. Delaware st. TO LET—If you don't see what you want here, examine our last printed Hat. BPaNN A CO. TO LET-Good, tan-room house, northeast corner Delaware and Tenth eta., 05. C. F. JATLK8. TO LET-848-# Ash st.. six rooms, abundance of gas; newly painted. J. S. CRUSE. 154 E. Market st. TO LET-Nine rooms; bath, stable; everythin* first-class. 14M Park, (0. W. P. MAINE, 44 N. Delaware. ■
h7?h,™v°z:
W, Washington st. _____ TO LET—06 Lord et., seven-room house: hot. cold water: bath, cistern, celler. 812 5*. Oall 460 W- Washlrgton. TO LET-113 Highland ave., eight rot
bath, stable. Urge yard; #»; plenty of
Cheapest eight-room house in city. J. O.
CULLOUGH, 142 E. Market st. •_ TO LET—Nine-room House; natural, gas, bath, city water in house, fr bach yard and stabla; MU N. A|j
W, ALP AO, **1 and m TO LET-Beautiful; nine-room 807 N. East st. AH modem good l.xatl'in. plenty gas; raw
on the A. METZGER AOI
syLanla st.
TO LET- Elegant, modern and Twenty-fourth; e fine veranda* and lawns; rent paid; at 822 Bee ihtaf *t MILLER. Ui E. Market.
laaoe; No. ' len -
I. Call Penn-
S Okntral ave.
complete;
property, water
miAi &
location
TO LET—Boot
house; Ohio aCTH bath; complete; now per month; would house of ten room*
151 E. Market.
r for rooming t; twenty naans. With roomers; t53 ! 2 *hd make dwhle 0T1LZ A MILLER,