Indianapolis Journal, Volume 51, Number 251, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 September 1901 — Page 6

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THE INDIANAPOLIS JOURNAL, SUNDAY. SEPTEMBER S, 1901

REAL ESTATE MARKET

TIIE TRADING D THING TIIE WEEK WAS VERY LIGHT. John R. Pearion Dnyi Property on Sooth Meridian Street Transfers and Permit. Casper Doenses yesterday sold through the J. J. Kreber agency the two and onehalf story brick building at S40 and Stl South Meridian street, Just below McCarty street, to John R. Tearson for a consideration of r.O.COO. Mr. Pearson proposes to make Improvements on the building by adding a third ftory. which, with the second story, will be converted into living apartments. The same agency alo sold to Clark II. Schooley two lots on the northwest corner of New Jersey and Twentythird streets. These were deeded by Thos. II. Spann and the- consideration was J2.S0O cash. XXX Henry IL Fay reports two sales for th first week In his nw ofTJce In the Marion Trust bulldlnjr; one, a lot at th corner of College) avenue and Thirtieth street to Juliette McCurdy and the other on Garfield placd to Elizabeth SuarL XXX Charlta M. Ctosi & Co. are fcnprovlns their new addition in Irvington eouth of the University and north of the- Brookrllle read with 6.000 feet of cement sidewalk and streets. There ere 140 lots In all that will not be sold until after all of the improvements are completed. It Is expected to have all of the work done In about two wtka and then the lots will be offered for aale. k x x T71111ard 8. Wlckard ha sold part of a large lot that extends from Ashland .venue to Bellefontalne street, near Fifteenth street, to Thorns s J. Cook for f.3.000. The entire lot haa a frontage of 63.4 feet on both streets and Is 177 feet deep. The Improvements on the lot are assessed at $3,150 acd the real estate at ;3,60O. .XXX Gertrede A. Miller haa purchased of William II. H. Miller a business lot on Massachusetts avenue, near East street, for 17,000. The lot has a frontage of thirty-five feet and la assessed at 3,to0; the Improvements at $675 XXX The property of Nancy P. Seville on Moore avenue near "Washington street, waa sold by the sheriff last week to Laura A. Glldewell for V'JUM. One of the lota with a frontage of thlrty-flve feet and depth of 113 feet Is assessed at $300, and the Improvement at jsno. Two lots, 42x140 feet, are assessed at $733, and five lots, 40x134, are assessed at $700. xxx Joseph IT. Clark has sold to Minnie B. Mlok a house and lot on Kenwood avenue near Twenty-ninth street for 52.WO. The lot is 40x130 feet, and Is assessed at $G00; the Improvements at $1,075. xxx Ella Flosla has purchased of Frederick X Evans a house and lot on Brookslde avenue near Tenth street for 2,W0. The lot haa a frontage of thirty-two feet and a depth of 125 feet. The Improvements are assessed at $1,075, and the real estate at $525. XXX James S. Kllnger has purchased a house and lot on Hall place near Sixteenth street of Amelia G. Gilbert for $2.500. The lot fronts thlrty-flve feet on Hall place and Is eighty fleet dep. The improvements ere assessed at $375, and the lot at $7U0. XXX Sheffield IL Wright last week sold three lots on North Meridian street near Twen ty-sixth street to Henry Kahn for J3.150 The lots each have a frontage of forty-one t. derth of 135 feet, and are assessed at ji.uw each. xxx Henry IL Weghorst has sold to Jennie Rosener a house and lot on Illinois street near Thirty-fifth street for $3.500. The lot ii uxi32 feet, and Is assessed at $500; the improvements at ji.wu. XXX Ernest Wurster has purchased a resl dence property of Mathilda Harth, located on King avenue between Michigan and Walnut street?, for $2.750. There are three lots with a total frontage of 91.1 feet, and a depth of 133 feet, that are assessed at SCSO, 13Ö0 and $1, respectively. The Improvements on the real estate are assessed at $575. xxx William H. St. Clair has purcRased a residence property on Senate avenue near Twenty-eighth street of William T. Davis for $3,100. The lot Is 40x190 feet, and is assessed at $400; the Improvements at $1, 075. xxx Benjamin IL DugdsJe has purchased six lots on the East. West and Middle drives of Woodruff Place near Tenth stroet. of Anna ti. wooiiruir for $t,375.

The Week Transfers. Sept. 3 42 $37.M4.71 Fept. 4 IS 24.92l.3l Sept. 5 11 13.291.67 Sept. 16 19.23y.fi0 Sept. 7 15 23,326.23 Totals 102 $138,943.01 Mortgages. Sept. 3 25 $71,431.M Sept. 4 10 17.444.5 Sept. 5 13 ls.aso.uo Sept. 6 14 ' 25.150.(10 Totals 62 J132.40Ö.31

Releases. Sept. 3 23 S3.2ni.00 Sept. 4 25 LHLsfcl.UO Sept. 5 ti.5o0.00 bt-pt. ti 14 S,tM.tO Total 3 71 $30.203.00 SALES OF REAL ESTATE. Fifteen Transfers .Mnde Matter ot Record Yesterday. Instruments filed for record In the recorder's Cttice of Marion county,' Indiana, for the twentyfour hours ending at 5 p. m., Sept. 7. 1901. as furnished by the Indiana Title Guaranty and Loan Company, No. 123 East Market street. Both telephones 3.-5: Jemima A. Newly t") flrant Newby, part of the w ' of t Ito n e 4 of-Sec 24, T 17. K :. ( Vashii-:ton township)... .'OO.0j Ji't.n It. i 'it moron to Marin V. Kemper. It 1. Blk N. Indianapolis. Burton's add. Francis st, near Michigan v S30.00 Rachel S. Ilri lent m her to LafayettH Jlan.!. Lot 2. McKc-rnan & Pierce's sub of Lots 11 ami 1.'. Si K. Drake's aid. Senat av and North st. near 11th st . 4,000.00 Hary E. Friener t Win. Lay et ui.. r.ot Cl. Ciiffjid Place. (Jefferson av, rit-ar Oracle av) 1,600.00 Hary E. CIe eland to Charles G. Puch. I.ts 17. 1 and Ci-aveland Place. -Vifer, .ri h. near Clifford avi 2.509.00 Ch.irh-s F. Suiter to Thom.n I. Surber. Iots 4:. 4:1 and 41. LUbC Broad Hippie sub. (jatk.-oii st. r.nar North j-t) 450.00 Frirk 1. G .fy t jVan-tte I . Goudv, l.t 27. i: Meadland Grandicw add. K'oiWo av. nar public ro.i !) 2.00 00 Geo. W. p,od. truti-. to Anna M. Harris, part of Ix.ts 4. 5 and i. Patterson's fub of o. 1J. (Alabama H und Mas.-a-hus-tts v, near Mn-hi!tn st j V) Irostin P. '-yl et l. to tiro. W. P. yd. tam alivc j qj (iec TV. Uoy.l et al. to I.-ona A. Farmer, lime aa alxv 4 (yj tJeo. W. Pud to Trustin P. Poyj. a:n a. atov 2. C00 CO Ge. W. P...V t et al. to Elizabeth P v.l. Mmi1 as above j prj Janus p. Walker to (Jeo. 'vone, part of the n w 4 of Se-- 13. i'p l!. P 4. I Laurence township) 1 700 00 Emma M. t'ox to Wm. E. UjtMe et vr . 1s t IS. in H j.t pub of i art of Plk -T. J-.Ur.an's iitir.-' .1d. A.-h ft, r.ear 17tfi fet) y) 0j 3Tnia.n AmerJ:an Pu!IJin Association to l.eitiaiJ II. Prown. I art uf O jtl .t Tf. A ft. i, tart f.f the ,,f c.,. ;; Ti' , ! m.2o rharte M . ityd.-r to J.d.n W. Pari.. I't Z4. Aiifii Mill- r's ui. of Ix'ls H st.d !". U.ini"! Vnri. s-L, nf th,. Car jn farni l.T. " Tra.'i'fi r. 1".; . ftal con.d.Jerotlon .":.'.'.';. 2) HuiJdlnic Permit. A. OuM"lli-"-rrv,. r'!.-iir. W.-t M Party ttre-t: r.t. $J-J I., u. Morgan. b'ri, :.'.'T Noith .-tali n ?tt. t;

A. TNMIson. frame houe. Arpl?ate. near Haymn1 tre. t; rot. $"."0. C. M. Clark, fram- house, Minnesota, near I-onard ptreet; cost.

t . M. C'ark. frame house. Minnesota, near Peonard ftreet; cost, $1.0"0. P. A. Almond, cottage, 30o Douzlass street; cost. J1)0. I1T THE HEBREW TEMPLE. riytnonth Church Will Hare Tempo rary Quarter There. In all probability to-day's services will be the last that will be held In Plymouth Congregational Church. Owing to the re moval of the crpan and reats the church auditorium will not be used and the serv ices will be held In the lecture room. A temporary home has been offered Plymouth congregation In the Jewish Tabernacle, at Delaware and Tenth streets, and Its next services will probably be held there one week rrom to-day. Other offers were from John E. Cleland, school director, who tendered the use of ShortrMt;e High School Hall after Oct. 10, and Mayflower Church, which offered to join with Plymouth In its services. The Charity Organizations Society and the Dime Savings Association will take quarters next week with Township Trustee Mendenhall, at lO1 Past Washington street, and in the future both organizations will transact business there. INTEREST IN STATE FAIR INDIANAPOLIS PEOPLE AIIE MAKING MANY INQUIRIES. Sonia Parties Are Delnsj Formed Interest In none and Lire Stock Shows Secretary Is Daar. In all th years I hav been with the State Board of Agriculture, both as a member and as secretary, I have never had &m many Inquiries from Indianapolis people on State Fair topics as I am now retting," said Secretary Charles Downing. "I believe people in Indianapolis appreciate the worth of the fair to the city from a business, as well as a social standpoint, to a greater extent than they ever did. Three or four times a äay I get a heavy mall of inquiries from the city people and they keep my telephone Jangling from morning until night. They are asking about departments of the fair that I never supposed a man or woman who lives in the city was Interested In. The fair management has known for a long time that Indianapolis people wera interested in blooded horses and It was this Interest that led to the State board to hold its parades of these blooded animals. But this year I am getting as many Inquiries as to when the cattle shows, the sheep shows and the poultry shows will be held, and by their questions the Indianapolis people indicate that they aro now interested in mors than the prancing horses. These shows are to continue through the week of the fair and the barns for horses, cattle and sheep are going to be crowded with a fine class of show animals. The exhibitors seem to be more Numerous than ever in the State fair circuits and they are going to bring hundreds of animals here from many States. City people will find that the State Board has looked after their Interests pretty thoroughly. They have not quite recovered from the military fever that prevailed when the Spanish soldiers wera at the fair grounds and there are many inquiries as to when the Odd Fellows' drills are to be held. They occur Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, and possibly Saturday morning. These drills are going to be picturesque and they can be seen to an advantage from the grand stand at the race track. The Odd Fellows will not be playing during the drills. There is going to be too much glory and prize money at stake and every canton will know it is to compete with the best cantons in America. TUE SOUSA PARTIES. "I have not tried to count the number of Sousa parties that are going to be given by city people on Wednesday and Thürsday of the fair, but there will be several hundred of them. These- parties are forming at all the cities within reach of ! Indianapolis, as well as here. Most of the Indianapolis people are preparing to go at night, and the management is preparing to take care of great crowds of city people. Besides the street cars, there will be special trains over the Monon Railroad before and after the concert. Carriages are to be admitted without charge and they may be driven on the race track and to the infield that peoplo may get within easy hearing of the band. The management will also have a place on the grounds where vehicles may be checked. There will be men on hand to look after these vehicles and the States Board of Agriculture will see that the horses are looked after and will be responsible for the loss of property from the vehicles. All week there will be 'somethin' doin' at the fair that will be as much of interest to the city people as it will be to those from the country." ADDRESS TO THE PEOPLE IT IS ISSUED DY TIIE ODD FELLOWS' EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE. Merchant? Requested to IJcnntify Their Places of limine Facts About the Illjf Event. The executive committee having in charge the arrangements for entertaining the Sovereign Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows, W. II. Leedy chairman and John F. Wallick secretary, yesterday issued the following address to "the manufacturers, merchants and citizens of Indianapolis:" "In behalf of the 5a0 Odd Fellows employed in mercantile and manufacturing pursuits in this city who will almost unanimously desire to participate In the parade in honor of the Sovereign Grand Lodge, I. O. O. F.. and the many other tmployos who will desire to view it we most earnestly request that factories and stores, so far as it is . possible and reasonable, will close on the afternoon of Sept. 17, and where not possible that all members of the order be uiven the privilege of at least a half holiday. 'e believe from the advices we have recti ved that this parade will be one of the largest and most imposing this city has ever witnessed. The Sovereign Grand lodge is composed of representatives of every State in the I'nion and every province of Canada, and represents more than LI"".!1". Individual members in the rr.ltcd States. Canada, Germany. Sweden, Mexico. Australia and many other countries of the world. Thrs,"" distinguished men represent the highest type of civilization and statesmanship in the jurisdiction from whence they cone-, and it is earnestly hoped to extend them such honors and overwhelming court sies as will make Indianapolis and Indiana the most favorablyknown among them of any city or Slate in which the. sovereign grand tody has held its sessions. "That our city, too, the most beautiful inland city in t he world, may be at its best and that our visitors may s. as well as feel the enthusiasm of the welcome we mot rcsptctfuliy request extensive decor, itious of business houses and homes. The ofheial c olors of the ordt r are white, senrlet. green and purple. Th se decorations should be provided early that the supply, if exhausted, may be replenished. "The committee requests also that additional roms and boarding honst s pl.u ed at its disposal at once. Aeeomniodatio:i s have b -ru tendered for many thousands, and while these reservations may be :Ui, probably are adequate there must be n. donbt that every one who shall visit the i t v ;it that time shall be comfortably pi eio d for at reasonable price. Citizens who e;m accommodate any number two, foui, e jht or more are requested to call or addrt the grand set.-r-t. try's olf'ue. corner Washington and 1 nnsy 1 varii.i stre ts. at or.ee. li by s -ttlng apart u room or two

shall be at some Inconvenience 't Is for the good name of our city. It is the pleasure of this committee to rrovide accommodations for all who apply Odd Fellows and others alike. Koom rent cards will also be provided at the grand secretary's office to all who shall request thm. Likewise should ample provision be made for feeding these hosts. We most sincerely hope that these additional wants will be anticipated. "We have every reason to expect a large attendance of Odd Fellows and others. Cantons Patriarch Militant will be here in numbers. Degree staffs of from twenty to forty members will be here from various part of the country to the number of forty, and there will be delegations from other places. The order In our own State Is enthusiastic as it never was before, and our first estimate of 100.000 visitors. Inclusive of those who shall come for the state fair, seems now to be not an unreasonable one. We. bespeak for each one of them the most kindly anil courteous consideration and welcome."

rtobert Hoe's Condition. Dr. J. O. Powers, of Millersvllle, who Is attending Robert Roe. said yesterday there was little chance of the young man's rej covery. lie was injured Friday night while coasting on hi: bicycle down a hill near Millersvllle. His wlu-el became unmanageable and he fell from It, striking his head on a stone. Shooting Tournament at Cincinnati. The annual handicap target tournament to be held at Cincinnati Sept. 24, 25 and 26 under the auspices of the Cincinnati Gun Club will be one of the largest events of the kind held in this section of the country for several years. There will be eleven target events each day. The annual handicap will be held on the third day. Notice to Contractors and Dnllders. Yellow pine timbers and Joist In stock at Indiana Timber and Lumber Co. Office and yards E. 22d St. and Monon Railroad. WILLIAM II. COBURN. Proprietor. Are yon a Mason f 1 OH SALE 'HEAL ESTATE. REAL ESTATE Seven acres rround or 25 lote, Irvington, 2.300. J. W. FRIDAY & CO., 401 Lemekc. ItKAL. KSTATE List your vacant and Improved property with A. J. MEYER & CO., 144 E. Market. REAL ESTATE Insurance, real estate, rent and loans. fcsKlDKNSJTlCKER & ROOT, 133 E. Market st. REAL ESTATE Capitol av. N.. 12-room house; large lot; near Twelfth ft.; 13,600. J. W. FRIDAY & CO., 4M1 Lerne ke. REAL ESTATE Kenwood av., double house, renting SZü per month; price, $2,400. J. "W. FRIDAY & Co., 4'1 Lemcke. RLAL ESTATE Eight-room, two-storj hous on Fayette ft., near Walnut St.; price, $2,000. J. J. KREIiER, 2;;4 Lencke building. REAL ESTATE Five-room house; $1.3i0; lot a'.one U worth Jv05; leaving city; must sell. S3 When. SCOTT & CARPENTER. REAL ESTATE Beautiful "budding lot below Sixteenth 6t. ; will sell less than assessed value. Address Box 4ul, care Journal. REAL ESTATE Six-room house, modern, near Woodruff Place; improved; Jl.TuO It taken quick. MARKS Ac Ii I LLINUS, 64 Lombard Rldg. REAL ESTATE If you want to sell your property quick list with A. J. MEYER & CO.. 144 E. Market. REAL ESTATE Wanted to buy for cash a new eijiht or nine-room, modern houe; must be a LarRaln. J. J. KREBER, 234 Lemcke building. REAL ESTATE Bargain; lot, 112xl!3; Temple av. and Thirteenth et.; only $J. A. J. MEYER & CO., 144 E. Market. REAL E.STATE Four-room cottaRe, southeast; must he sold; worth $1,100; price. $100; will consider horse and bugsy. J. W. FRIDAY & CO., 4'Jl lemcke. REAL ESTATE New two-story. . nine-room house on Capitol av., near Twenty-third st. ; price. $3.60- Easy teim. J. J. KREBER, 2Zi Lemcke building'. REAL ESTATE In selling your real estate you may save or keep for yourself usual commission paid real estate agencies. For plan address Box care Journal. REAL ESTATE lnuble houe. on Columbia av., near Atlas works; only $1,."K; rents $1S0 year. A. J. MEYER A: CO., 144 E. Market. REAL ESTATE Fine palntir.j? and repairing, best rubber tires; we manufacture to order. CO OPERATIVE CARRIAGE CO.. 211 N. Alabar&a street. New phone 3u. 1 IEAL E ST A T E For a 1 e: splend id building" tract. Capitol av., north; 200 feet front; could be FiibdivMed and sol 1 at great profit. HENRY l. PIERCE. 1SU X. Meridian ft. REAL ESTATE New 12-room modern house on Meridian St., near Eighteenth St.; price, $13,000; easy terms; mort complete house on street. J. J. KREBER. 2.4 Lemcke building. ' REAL ESTATE House on easy monthly payments; price, $430 to $1,500; $30 to $300 cash; $10 to iCO per month. Stop paving rent. YARYEN Är DAVIS. 21 Stevenson building. REAL ESTATE J3.S30.K new, modern, nineroom house: furnace, bath, ga. electric lights, oak finish; New Jerev and Twenty-fifth sts. WM. S. CAN FIELD. 7' 3 Law Building. REAL ESTATE Strictly up-to-date residence on N. Meridian st., below Twentieth; lot 4'ixl70; practically new and a bargain at $13,5"0. SEID ENSTICKER iv ROOT. 13.1 E. Markot St. REAL ESTATE A li'KII) RENTAL ON N. Rl'RAU NEAR WASHINGTON ST.. PAYING 10 PER CENT. NET; PRICE. $3..r,n. F.NYART AGENCY, 24 BALDWIN BLOCK. REAL ESTATE For sale, Washington-st bWk, three stories; Just east of Odd Fellows' Hall: rents (lately) $J33 per month; lease terminable on short notice if desired. N. Meridian St., Room 11. REAL ESTATE Bargain; new double frams dwelling, six rooms each siJe. modern, good street north, rents $420 year; only $.'...i.; Investigate. A. J. MEYER & CO.. 144 E. Market. REAL ESTATE Modern twelve-room house on N. Marlfllan, snuth Eighteenth st.; all conveniences; price, $17. ort; will tral for business property. A. J. MEYER & C ).. 144 E. Market REAL ESTATE We have cash customer for from $4.000 to $5.0V) modern sven or eight-room dwelling; must be strictly up to date. Pv,jth of Twentieth St.. on good street. A. J. MEYER & CO.. 144 E. Market. REAL LS l AI L Modern. nearly new. nln rooms, bath, stable, hardwood floors; o Bellofontaine st. ; asphalt street, cement sidewalks sewer connection; Improvements cost $3.500; lot cost -'.H'U; price Ij.uo. j. g. M'CULLOUGII, rJ. AiarKet. REAL ESTATE-$2.0Oo.0O. Camp st.. near Tenth-five-room house. Stimmer kitchen, grates, man tels, double d.wrs, large lot. cement walks, city water, lruit ana snaoe trees, inis i a bargain and must be sold. SEIDENSTICKER & ROOT, J.V.l L. MnrKei si. i. .AL ESTATE Modern nine-room house on N. Meridian, south Twenty-second; batn. furnace, quarter-oak finish, cement cellar, complete laundry, east front; lot. 43x130; price. $Vh.i; cash. $3,00, balance long lime. j. j. : n l. Market. REAL ESTATE . Bargain; m.oiern ten-room house on Stirling St.. north of Middle drive. Woodruff Place; bath, oak finish, plate glass front, both gases, city water, large porch; lot, 40x150; orlv $4,fii0: worth $4.700; terms to suit. A. J. MEYER c CO.. 144 E. Market. REAL ESTATE New double house, Cornell av. ; six rooms and complete- bath each side; renting $Jo per month; splendid investment; price $'J,r.o. W. E. STEVENSON. 120 E. Alarket REA L ESTATE Irvir.Kton: seven-room house and ta'.h; hot and cold water, hardwood finish, veranda and buk po-.h. larc summer kitchen, cellar, well, cistern; lot, 8xl44; barn, chicken house and runs; fruit, shade, cement walks, abundance of ratural gns; j rice, $,",,Xl; $1.0.0 cash, balance thr-e years; no trade. J. V. FRIDAY i- CO.. 4 1 Imckf. R E A iT" EST A TE RAROAI N S" BYHE N RY if FAY IN HIS NEW OFFICE. ROOM 2. I'NION TRI ST priLMNO. SOME SMALL TENEMENTS FROM $'" TO $1,500. GOOD DWELLINGS FROM J-5'V TO $3.0o0. WOODRl'FF PLCC LOTS. HIGH LOTS. LOW PRICES. FINE GARDEN FARMS FROM TO ?2i:0 AN ACRE. SOME SPECIAL LA RG E R PROP E RT 1 ES . BARGAINS IX REAL ESTATE We offer for sale the cheapest lot on Broadway; 55 f-t front by 12 deep, with gas privi-lur-: located mar Twenty-third street. Se us at once if you want the best bargain ever olTered cm street. W. E. STEVENSON. E. Market. REAL ESTATE Whn investing mon. yTTU want pro; ertie-ä whiih pay good per cent. Se these: Down town. I-vrt Wayne av., splendid iroperty. '.".So. payir g $1.177 per year, about 10 p-r cent. n-t. Anotl.rr. fin.-Iy improved corner. ; 'O in. new prof'-? t ies. SIT.' OO; rent nearly fl.."" per y.ar. Another. on?-half square north of Washir.ütcn st.. fh'..; pays about $1.630. Writ" to us for what you want. RALSTON &. CAMDEN. 1"7 V. Market. REAL ESTATE Choice Jot In the Morris addition, en Central av. and New Jersv st.. bt tween Eleventh and Thirteenth st. (Trut gas guaranteed.) City water and artificial gas; only a few Jots left unsold; terms to suit purchaser. W. E. STEVENSON. !:" E. Market, Exclusive A gent. REAL ESTATE BEAFTIFl'L JIOPIM'.X BROADWAY HOME. I cT. r "For SALI"' the Mot Complete and TJf--.iU;!iy M.idem. up-to-iat H.me on Pn adwa'. : EV-Mi.t in every appdi:trr.rt. 'His Mo. is Sl'RE to PLEASE .ri! Sl'lT Y:r !f aie wanting a M'"!'rn New HOME. Prico and trims at n.y or.! -. Jos. V,. SELVAGE. J-7i Lombaid Building.

FOR SALE TIE A L ESTATE.

REAL ESI ATE Fire insurance. A. J. MEVEK fc CO.. 144 E. Market. REAL ESTATE A 10 PER CENT. NET IN VESTMENT ON E. WALNUT ST., NEAR PENNSYLVANIA: $1SV0; CASH OR EASY TERMS; THIS IS CERTAINLY A BARGAIN. EN Y ART AGENCY. 24 BALDWIN BLOCK. REAL ESTATE PRETTIEST TWO ACRES NORTH. nA fsUia . M AM V a "ini-t !TXt comer of Washington boulevard and Forty- . . . . . . . 1 1 . ffconu St.; sst in Choice fruits, seven years cm, Iron fences windmill, water piped over entire grounds. W. E. STEVENSON. 12 E. Market. REAL ESTATE For sale or tradd for large, Central or North Side Property: House four rooms and iot 40x135, Blaine av., near Howard st. Price $1.150.00 Nos. 44 and 46 N. Rural St., 10-room double house. Price $2.500.00 Nos. IS end 60 N. Rural St.. 10-room double hous. Price $2,500.00 Kos. 52 and 54 Eastern v.. 10-room double hous. Price $2..VK.00 Lot No. 12. Eastern ar. Price $soo.W House rooms. Ruth St., 1 block north of Washington st. Price $1.5v0.00 Lot No. 50, Highland Park addition. Lafayette, lnd. Very fine lot. Price $2.500.00 Lot No. 2, Fourth st. addition to Marion. Ind., Grant county, brick Improved street, near square. Price $400.00 Call on owner, G. C. PRATT, Room 1133 Ste-vea-on building. REAL ESTATE LOK AT THE NEW MODERN HOME AT NO. 1322 N. NEW JERSEY ST. NOTHING FINER OR MORE COMPLETE IN THE CITY. IF YOIT ARE LOOKING FOR A NEW. MODERN. UP-TO-DATE HOME. SEE THIS HOUSE. HOT WATER HEAT. ELECTRIC LIGHTING, CISTERN WATER THROUGHOUT HOUSE. HARDWOOD FLOORS. FINEST PLUMBING. SELECTED QUARTER OAK FINISH. PLATE GLASS FRONT ELEGANT HOME. FOR PRICE AND TERMS SEE JOS. W. SELVAGE. 73-76 LOMBARD BLDO. REAL ESTATE For Sale at Great 5acrifice Handsome Residence Northeast portion of city, near East Thirteenth street. Owner leaving the city for permanent residence. Nine rooms and reception hall, hardwood floors and finish throughout. cabinet mantels, best of plumbing and lighting fixtures, cemented laundry In basement, abundance of natural gas, rood barn, fruit trees, lot 40-foot frontage, paved street and sidewalk. Cost $7,500. Mak Inquiries and offers at the office of the MARION TRUST COMPANY, Northeast corner Market Street and Circle. FOR R EXT HOUSES. FOlTrtENTS floor. GREGORY & APPEL. FOR RENT Strictly modern, family residence, 115 E. Michigan st. J. O. STILLSON, 443 N. Pennsylvania st. FOR RENT Storeroom, three stories and basement, near postofflce, perhaps with elevator and steam heat. Licht and openings three sides. HENRY D. PIERCE. IV N. Meridian st. FOR RENT " " Apartments and Flats Choice, modern suites In the Delaware, four and five rooms each; re-nt $30 to $10. Apartments with board la the Imperial and the St. Charles. THE CENTRAL TRUST CO.. 130 East Market. FOP. RENTBY THE UNION TRUST CO., 11S-122 E. Market st. Comn.mv's 1 Inf Id irü ) 2109 Bellefontalne, S rooms, bath 2215 Bellefontaine st., ! rooms, modern... 2:U7-19 .'. Illinois. S rooms, bath, modern S52-34 Ashland av., 7 rooms, bath 610 E. Tenth. 3 rooms 211 Detroit St., 6 rooms, new 1110 E. 17th st.. 3 rooms FLATS LIVING ROOMS. "Aljronmiin." 3 rooms, bath, 2.1 floor 307 E. Washlneton st., 2 rooms "GlencoQ Flats." C27 N. Pennsylvania most complete in citv; readr now. STORE ROOMS. 141 Vv. 21st, meat shop 9 N. State st., barber shop 13 Virginia av 1116 Malott av OFFK't'S .$.?o.oo . 25. H) . 2U0 . L'O.ttO . r..5o . IO.oO . 7.0Ö . 20.0Q t.VJ St., 10.00 9.00 SO. 00 3.C0 Desirable Rooms, Company's Buildl nr. ns-122 E. Market. Modern efflces In LAW BUILDING. $10 and upward; steam heat, electric light. Janitor servIce: complete Jaw library for tenants' use FOR RENTRENTAL LIST. A. J. MEYER & CO., 144 East Market Street. $45.V 42.30 35.i0 35.00 35.00 35.00 32.50 30.00 25.00 25. i0 25. CO 25.00 2-YOO 22.50 20.00 15.00 15.00 14.i0 10.00 10. 00 10. oo 8.50 7.30 ....$15.00 114) N. New Jersey St., 113S N. New Jersey st., 10u8 Ashland av., mod., 2117 N. Pennsylvania st mod mod 9 9 11 10 11 3 9 S 8 8 8 7 9 S 9 H 7 8 6 5 5 4 3 stabl , mod., stable, 1601 1DC2 51 S 319 32S N. Delaware, mod... Central av., mod E. Nineteenth st., E. Tenth st.. mod W. Twentieth st., N. East st.. mod. mod., mod., mod.. 61 .".!) W. Twentieth st., 2123 Central av.. mod. 2213 7' 15 Bellefontalne st mod. . , N. East St.. bath. 2135 N. 2514 N. r.4 E. 1319 E. 637 S. Meridian et Pennsylvania st Tenth st Pratt st Delaware Et 9 Bevllle av 11 Bevllle av 32) Puryear st .... 1122 Maple st , STOREROOMS. 63 S. Delaware st Rents collected at lowest rates. insure your property in the Phoenix A ssurance company or uonaon. A. J. MEYER & CO.. 144 East Market Street. FOR RENT PROPERTY FOR RENT BY INDIANA TRUST COMPANY, SATURDAY, SEPT. 7. R01. Dwellings North. 1203 N. Penn. et... .$45. 00 Dwellings South. 2503 Prospect. 16r, mod .-, oo 13ül N. Pennsylvania, mod.,lGr.. 1601 N. Delaware st.. mod 112S N. Illinois St.. llr. mod 214 Adelaide St.... 120 N. Davidson. 6r m N. New Jersey, Jr. mod 213 N. Sprinp. 5r.. 1440 W. Wash., Cr. 2118 Yandes St.. 4r. 2116 Yandes. 4r 2J5 Minerva. 4r. 51ti N. Capitol av.. 12r. mod 50.00 ICjO Barth av.. 5r.. 9.00 511 Chesapeake st.. 35.00 2r 4.50 4.50 7.50 6.00 6. CO 6.00 513 Chesaieake sr.. 33.00 j 2r . 10.00 I Rear 519 S. West. 4r 51S Chesapeake, st.. 3r 30.00 ' 524 Chesapeake st . 9.00 j tr 9.00 j 525 Cnesapeake St., 7.30 I sr 7.90 j S'i7 S. New Jersey St., 7r and stabU. 16.00 s.jO 112b Chestnut st. 6r 8.00 7.00 EU'. S. West. 4r... 0.C0 Storerooms. Rooms and Arart ments. 201-3 and 3 S. Meridian st 50m E. Wash. st.. o4S . Wash. St.. 13 00 16r $35. M I Cor. Delaware and 41(2 E Wash.. 2r 4.0" 7.00 Wyoming 40.00 33.00 445'a S50 E. Wash. St.. 1-501 W. Morris st. Virginia av $2.50 and I 41-) E. V ashinijton 6.oo I 44S E. Washington 5.00 ' 1213 E. Wash. st... 850 Virginia av.... 5.00 1C53 Virginia av... 5.00 Corner N. Jersey and McCarty sts 3.00 1411 E. Wash. st... HS N. Delaware st 3.00 j 12 E. Washington 2.00! 113C Hill av 2.V 1 13'" 2 N. West 2.23 : H28 Hill av 61-'2 54'E. Wash. W. Wash. st. st. IS. 00 15.(0 15.00 It 4 40'i E. Wash... L4't W. Wash st., lr S52 Virginia av r 7 1410 Hill av.. lr.. 1410 Hill av., lr., 1410 Hill av.. 2r.. i:.o" 12.00 6.0) 10.O0 tt.OO i 144) Hill av NEW LIST EVERY SATURDAY. 10.00 TELEPHONE 1456. Arnt for apartmer.ts in th Victoria. Ortices for rent in Indiana Trust building. City property for sah. Loans negotiated. Fire insurance at lowest ratrs. Savinss department. Indiana Trust Company. lVpoivs recehed of $1 and upward. Pajs Z per cent. Interest. AUCTION 5 ALE. AUCTION SALE G. W. McCurdy. real estate and general auctioneer, No. 245 West Washington. ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES. HAVE your electrical work done by V. B. FULLER. 217 Virginia avenue; prices reasonable; satisfaction guaranteed. ARCHITECTS. ARCHITECTS M. H, TRAYLOR, Architect, 14 and 15 When block. Phone 2154. CHI HOPODI ST. CHIROPODIST TO THE BEST FA MI LIB for fn year. Houi calls attended to. DR C. II. BRALEY, 5 a. Meridian t.. Room 12.

FOIt II EXT ROOMS.

FOR RENT Newly furnished, large front rooms opposite Military I'ark; modern. 433 W. New Yorkst. FOR RENT Part of storeroom at 4j North Illinois street. Suitable for Ladies' shoes or any kind of ladies' wear. Inquire 4) North Illinois. FOR SALE OR TRADE. FOR SALE OR TRADE Ten per cent. Investment In 10-room house, Irvlngton; $l.o00 cash; balance 3 per cent. Address Box 6' 5. Journal. REAL ESTATE Forty to-eighty-acre improved larm wanted eight to ten miles from city; will buy or lease. WEBB & CO., 23 Stevenson. FUR SALE OR TRADE" Complete drus stock in good locality Will sell at lncolce. or trade for good rental property. INDIANAPOLIS DRUG COMPANY. FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS. FOR SALE Lumber, building material, mill jwork; cut pricesSlS E. South; New phone 3429. FOR SALE Saloondolng sood business down town; bad ht-alth reason for selling; owner holds lease. Address 524. care Journal. FolFlSAXEAVrought iron-fencing, wire fencing, uur own designs at low prices. ENTERPRISE FOUNDRY AND FENCE CO., vbS South Senate avenue. 'Phone 93S. FOR SALEi'ypewriters, all standard makes; machines rented S3 per month. Repairing solicited. TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE, Room 23, No. 7 S. Merld ian st. Old phone2S0. FOR SÄLE Grocery and" Queensware store in good Indiana county seat. Doing cash trade of $100 a day; clearing $2.300 a year; good reasons for selling. BRILL &. CO., 10S S. Penn., Indianarolls, Ind. FuR SALE Call on me for alfkinds of commercial printing. I can save you big money on, envelopes, letter heads and business cards. Promptness and good work is my motto. G. E. COUSINS. 20 N. Delaware et. WANTED MALE HELP. WANTED Young man from the country preferred to till plac of trust. Pays $12 week. Call EMPLOYES' HELP ASSOCIATION, 323 Lemcke building. WANTED Mac hinists. We will ray $3.50 and $4 per day for first-class machine and floor hands.! Steady work. No strike. Apply at once,-uAii.a MACHINE CO.. Joliet. 111. . WANTED Responsible young man for position. giving experience in office, sales and manufacturing departments. Address, with age, etc., "GOOD PROSPECTS FOR A GOOD MAN." care Journal. - wXNTEDGovernment positions. Where they are, how cbtained, salaries paid. Examinatlons soon in every State. Particulars free. Write for Circular 12S. NAT'L COR. INSTI TUTE, Washington. I). C. WANTED Cabinet makers, immediately; six good men on hardwood refrigerators; steady work: fiftv-five hours itr week throuch winter; close at noon Saturdays; wages, 20 cents per hour. U)f'KLAl) LUMBER CO., LocRlaod. o. WANTED Civil-service government positions. 0.SS9 appointments made last year. Probably lO.Ow) this year. Common school education required for the examination. Catalogue of information free. COLUMBIAN CORRESPONDENCE COLLEGE. Washington. D. C. W . .NT KD Tin plate mill workers; competent rollers, doublers, heaters, catchers, ecrewboys and Ehearmen are offered full rates at jobs in our nonunion mills now running or soon to be started: full protection and steady work guaranteed. Apply, stating experience, to AMFUiCAN TIN PLATE CO.. 1216 Carnegie building. Plttsburg. Pa. WANTED Permanent position requiring no canvassing for the right man to represent an oldestablished company having $200,000 capital; $75 salary the first month, not conditional on results; $900 and expenses the first year, payable weekly direct from our office. Absolutely straight salary; no deception. Opportunity for promotion and increase of salary. State age, references and business experience. Address UNIVERSAL MFG. CO., Box 733, Philadelphia, Pa. WANTED FE3IALE HELP. WANTED Housekeeper. Arply at 512 W. Clair between 9 and 12 Sunday. St. WANTED Girl for general work; state salary expected. Address Box 604. care Journal WANTED Lady fb travel and collect in Indiana for manufacturer. Salary, $50 monthly to begin. Send references and address at once. TREASURER, 702 Star building, Chicago. W A NT E D SIT U ATI O N. WANTED By a young man. aged twenty-eight. at present holding position of trust, but for good reasons will toon be free. High-class references furnished. Address Co3. care Journal. WANTED Situation by a competent gentleman who is ierfectly familiar with office work, bookkeeping, ronvsjiondenre, etc.; city references. Address, by mail, F. O. C. Rooms 34-35, Commercial Club building, city. AVA XTCD-M I S C ELL A X EO f S. WANTED Crayon portrait artist. Address C02 care Journal. WANTED Storage furniture to rent by reliable party. Address 01 o, care Journal. WANTED To buy a top roller desk in good condition. Address J. G. NEUMANN, 114 S. Delaware. Wanted want to furnish good tenants FOR YOUR RENTALS. ENYART AGENCY, 24 BALDWIN BLOCK. WANTED Location and company for D handle factory; will furnish machines and part capital. Address SEAVER & WICKMAN, 6v6 E. Front st.. Cincinnati, O. WANTED-Fret work, hardwood lloors, screen doors and cabinet work of all kinds at reasonable prices. Let me bid on your work. JOSEPH MAI ER. eCO E. Washington. New tel.. 2297. WANTED One hundred stage dancers for the reason; ladles or gentlemen; new beginners wishing to learn and get a first-class start call PROF. RAYNO SCHOOL, 23ü West Ohio street. Indianapolis. Wanted acme paper and fresco cleaners; wall tinting that is washable: can be done over old paper. liquid porcelain coating for kitchens and bathrooms. henry taylor. 447 massachusetts avenue, new phone. 3564; old. 12959. I1LSIXESS CHANCE. BUSINESS CHANCE I need a partner badly; can make a fortune quick. Journal Imx No. 6 6. bT sInESS CIIXnCE Youcan make money In stocks and grain. See FLOWER &. CO.'S advertisement on financial page. BUSINESS-CHANCEConfectionery store; good business; ?15o cash; this is a snap. MARKS & BUSINESS CHANCE Grocery, doing good busi ness at a oargain; owner nas uioer ousuiess. MARKS BILLINGS. C4 Lombard Bldg. BUSINESS CHANCE Barber shop; elegant stand: four chairs; cigar outfit; cheap; Investigate. MARKS & BILLINGS. 64 Lombard Bldg. BUSINESS CHANCE Restaurant, near depot. with sWplng apartments ; owner sick; will sacrl. M4TKS K- BILLINGS. 64 Lorn hard Bldg. !..-.? CHANCE Restaurant, worth $J"U, can be had $175; money can be male back in S-) days. MARKS & BILLINGS, 64 Lombard I5MC. BUSINESS CHANCE Rooming house; ten rooms well furnished; worth $1.0oo; owner sick and must leave town; If taken at once $500. MARKS A: BILLINGS, 64 Lombard Bldg. BUSINESS CHANCE Meat market; best stand Jn the city; good location: elegant fixtures; doing J20.WX) business a year; it will jav you to Investigate. MARKS & BILLINGS, 64 Lombard Bide. BUSINESS CHANCE We have several opIortunities for parties with from $1.0X to $10.000 to go into payini; enterprises that are established; will bear investigation. MARKS & BILLINGS. 64 Iombard Bldg. BUSINESS CHANCE A good hustler, with $.v0. can secure the state agency for established business that will pay $33 a week and expenses; don't call unless you mean business. MARKS & BILLINGS.C4 Lombard Bldg. BUSINESS CHANCE Reliable correspondents wanted in every city and village to handle high-class STOCKS and BONDS. Good pay assured. No capital needed. References required. Addres F. A. SENECHAL & CO., bankers, Union Tru.t buildirg. Cincinnati. O. BUSINESS CHANCE Fire alarm btil; perfect and reliable. Patent Just secured. Something needed. Can bo sout in every n.me, city or country. Can be manufactured for 40 cts. Patent or State rights for sale. Circulars free. Address at once, A. G. NELSON, patentee, Bradford. Pa. BUSINESS CHANCE Brazoria county, Texas. fill lands to-day offer the safest and most promising Investment to speculators in America. Eminent geologists-ass rt this, and energetic development, now beginning, will prove it. Rich corporations can abide th'.ir time, but small investors must act when opportunities present themselves. For further Information address J. IT. M ARM ION. Ag'nt. AnghUn. Tex. Bl'slNESS CHANCE ut-uf-town snaps :Laün dry clearing $ weekly: only hardware store in good country town: complete dyeing and cleaning works: a high-class tailor shop doing bu.-i-i e.-. of the town. Any one of trie above will bear the closest investigation. If you want to go Into business, either In the city or out of town, see us; wp have the best bargains to offer in the city. MARKS t BILLINGS. C4 Lombard Bldg. FL R ACES. FURNACES Once more in the ring. The cheapest place to buy a first-class furnace is at 216 S. Pennsylvania. New phone 1149. HENRY A STUMPF. PALMISTRY. PALMISTRY Palmist and Phrenologist. 121 W. otiio street. Special rates fur one week only. P M.M1STRY Your hand rea l i,r P c by America's most lintel palmists. Mrsdames IMmairi. p.i-'ella nd Juar.etta, known as the most scientific and th moi-t reliable palmists In the world. They have read f. r 3i o pie in this city, of which any on, will testify that they are thoroughly reliable In giing advice on any subject. All moves, changes and important events connected with the life. A picture of tour future husband or wife given with e'ry 23c reading this week only. Com early to avoid the rush. Palmistry taught. 10 N. Pennsylvania St., from 8 a. m. to 9 p. m.

JOURNAL BUSINESS DIRECTORY. AGENTS INDIANA POLI J JOURNAL Wm. L. Rice, 2V5 West Michigan street. Telephones: Old, 2d730; new. 2152. Territory west of White river. ELEVATORS Passenger and freight. Repairs and surpuREEDY 4L- CO. ' Phones New 3173; olJ22i FLORISTSEERTERMANN BROS.. New No. 211 Mass. avt.. 2-3 N. Del. tTeLS40. OPTICIAN ROUSE & M.VYHEW, Practical Opticians. 106 Monument place. English Hotel block.

PATENT LAWYERS- ' E. T. SILVIUS & CO.. IDS N. Pennsylvania st. Free pamphlets and consultation. THOMAS R. BELL, consulting engineer and patent solicitor. C4 lugalls block. Indianapolis. V. H. LOCK WOOD, pamphlet or any general Information free of charge. 413-415 Lemcke Building. RESTAURANTSSTEG MEIER BROS.. Oyster and Chop Hous. 19 N. Illinois st. Both 'phones 706. SALE AND LIVERY STABLES HORACE WOOD. Carnages. Traps. Buckboards. etc.) 2- Circle. Tel. K'!STOVE REPAIRS THE PEERLESS FOUNDRY CO.. 710 Meek sL Old 'phone 2 on 10500. New 2402. WALL PAPERSH. C. STEVENS. New Style Wall Paper. Low prices. i-GO N. Senate ave. Tel. 2 on FUNERAL DIRECTORSFRANK BLANCHARD. M A 9J N. Delaware st. Tel. 411. Lady attendant. FUNERAL DIRECTORS TÜTEW1LER & SON. Undertakers. 124 W. Market st. Tel. 21. FINANCIAL. LOANS Money on mortgages. C. F. SATLES. 127 East Market street. FINANCIAL J. II. PATTISON, U Monument Place, for rrorr ptjoana FINANCIAL Have your abstracts of title prepared by L. M. BROWN. 114 E. Market st. FINANCIAL Money loaned on valuables; cash for old gold. WARD & CO.. 11 N. Merldan st. FIN AN CIA L $10'J.iM) to loan In sums to suit at 4. 5 and 6 per cent.; no delay. J. J. KREBER, 234 Lemcke building. FINANCIAL First-mortgage loans on improved Indianapolis property: lowest rates; privilege of prepayment. SPANN & CO., 143 E. Market. FINANCIAL Loans on city or farm propeity In Indiana. 5i per cent. NO COMMISSIONS. Money ready. C. N. WILLIAMS & CO.. 319-322 Lemcke building. . FE?ANC1AL Real estate loans; not less than $1,000 promptly made on approved securities at favorable rates and terms; large loans solicited. O. E. Fl Fl ELD. 1Q02 Majestic building. FINANCIAL " SALARY LOANS upon plain notes, without mortgages or indorsers. Easier pavments. Lower rates. RELIABLE CREDIT CO. Room 201. Law-Pulldtng. E. Market St. FINANCIAL SALARY LOANS. We will advance you a month's salary and talie your plain note for the money. We only loan to high-class employes. Our rates are the lowest In the city. THE SALARY LOAN COMPANY. New phone 2259. 927 Stevenson Build lng FI N A NTnÄXrThe re is nothing attractive in lending money at a low rate of Interest when vou can bur from one to five acres of land In the BRAZORIA COUNTY. TENAS. oil field with a good chance of making a fortune within a few months. : Proven oil land which was selling during the Beaumont boom it $60.000 per acre is NOW selling for over $100.CoO, cash, per acre. Sae records of deeds for said county. For further Information address J. R. MARMION, Agent. Angleton, Tex. LOANSTEN THOUSAND DOLLARS tr loan in sums of 110. ;i5, 20. $30. $100. 00 c any aiount on FURNITURE, PIANOS, ORGANS. BICYCLES, STORE FIXTURES. ETC.. At rates which honest msople can afford to pay. The property to remain in your undisturbed possession. EVERYBODY WHO WANTS MONET CALL AND SEE US. INDIANAPOLIS MORTGAGE LOAN COMPANY. Room 10. 147 East Market etreet FINANCIAL YOUR ABILITY TO EARN A REGUIAR SALARY and the fact that you are holding a good jermanent position are sut'icient assurances that you can and will pay back borrowed money. Therefoie, we will loan money to you at any time. Your personal note will be accepted without security. Easy payments, low rates, fair treatment and absolute secrecy guaranteed. INDIANA MORTGAGE LOAN CO. (ESTABLISHED 17.) ROOM 4. LOMBARD BUILDING. 21 E. WASHINGTON ST. FINANCIAL r LOANS TO HONEST SALARIED PEOPLE ON THEIR OWN NOTES. WITHOUT INDORSEMENT. STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL. TOUR EMPLOYER WILL NOT KNOW. PAY WEEKLY OR MONTHLY. LONGEST TIME, EASIEST PAYMENTS AND LOWEST HATES OF ANY COMPANY IN THE CITY. If you need money for any purpose you need not wait un 11 you save it up. but come to us; we can help you out. No advance charge for Investigation. Cr 11 and let us explain. SECURITY MORTGAGE LOAN CO.," 207-209 Indiana Trust building. Second floor. MONEY TO I.OAN. We loan money on WATCHES, DIAMONDS, etc. We loan momy on FURNITURE, PIANOS, etc., without removal. We loan money to SALARIED PEOPLE without indorsement or collateral. We have the three branches all In our office and under one expense, and consequently can loan much cheaper than companies thar have just one- line. Our office is convenient and niceiy arranged, so that all business can be conducted privately. We take great pride in stating that our reputation as to fairness and courteous treatment Is unequaled. Please call and be convinced that you can do better here than ;any place in the city. CENTRAL LOAN COMPANY, 203 Stevenson Building, Second floor (13 E. Washington St.), Front Room. STOVES AM) REPAIRS. STOVE REPAIRS Repairs for all stoves. II. A. SMOCK, 445 Massachusetts av. Sft j i V E R E PA 1 1 i'S--Stove rej a i r and tin shöpT 233 Virginia avi New 'phone, 3473. Old 'phone treen. 4S4. bl'oVES MODEL STEEL RANGES AND stoves. Quick Meal steel ranges and gasoline goods. HOME STOVE CO., 117-119 S. Meridian st. avi re am) brass works. wi1uT-a7iTra1 brass works, manufacturers of plain and ornamental wire, iron and brass work of every description. 34 W. Maryland st. PAINTING. PAINTING Joseph R. Adams, painter. 611 Hudeon st. Make your engagements through old phone 2773. new 'phone 751, for painting, gTalnirg. kalscmlning. tinning and glazing. 31 IS I CA L. MUSICAL Pianoforte and vocal music thoroughly taught; -also German, French and Spanish by the Meisterschaft or simplified method. For terms addre. BRUNO TROEMEL, 11 East North st. WA N T E I ) A (i E NTS. WANTED Solicitor; advancement to men of ability. Address C1. Journal. WANT E D Mana ger in every-city, county, to handle best-raying business known; legitimate, new; exclusive control. PHOENIX CO.. 13 W. Twenty-eighth St.. New Yotk. WANTED $30 per week. Sendlocentsfor ampie of new ant'septlc liquid court plaster and proposition to establish Reneral ag'-nts. CHRISTLEIB CHEMICAL CO., Edgewater, Chicago. WANTED Agents, white or colored, we offer you an opportunity to earn bill mney d3.T in and day out; "OZoNO" Hsttlve:y takes the kinks out of nappy, knotty, kinky hair; every colored jerson buys on sijht: write Immediately for free farr.pl and in'oroiHticn; evtry pakue puaranteed; reference, MetrojoIltan Bank. Richmond, Va. BOSTON CHEMICAL CO.. Dept. SI. Richmond. Va. . WANTED ROOMS. WANTED Two or thre furnished rooms for light houseke p!r.g. Addrss 323. the Journal. "WANTED II ELP. WANTED $12 w-ekly copying letters at home; either sex; lm loe two stamp with application. LAKE SHORE MERCANTILE CO.. Chicago. W A NTE D S ALESMEN. WANTED Bv Sept. 15th three A 1 salesmen; grocery and dry goods trade. None but m-n who want a good, steady petition need apply. V. care Journal.

VITAL STATISTIC SEPT. 7. Illrth. Fred L. ar.: Bcsrle Mann. 21 AieUI street, . Thomas E. and Margaret Courtr.'v. IZZ E-t South treet, t.y. D. Lo.ii and Etta Shi; lv. W est New York str t. irirl. John P. nd Lulu Cochran-. :: Sutherland atenue. boy.

I)rtli. WilMam J. Sullivan, fort- ne vear. V.2 West New York street. di.-.t.r of .-tn.i.äi n. Marriage Ll'Mme. Albert Whltsetf and Sara'i IVntln. Patrick C. Kll.v an t EM .-.ibeth M. Maley. James E. Mo-re and Kate Herd. Peter Beck an. Anna J.Wv Ozro Lamm an.l Laura A. )'elum. Charles Rafferty and Ann v Elizabeth Henkle. James Mullumky ani : Susm Ann Gilmartin. Frank Patton and Gra. Je sy Adam. George Rowllrjrs and Stella. Pb-rce. MMMOTJa DIED. PATTERSON Mrs. Pat sie. f. idow- of Samuel J. Patterson, died ar!y Satu.-d.iy m rnir.g. aired eighty-six. Funeral Sun lav- 3 p. m.. (rum her late residence, west end ct N'-rth Mreet. I'PDYKE John Updyke. S-pt. 7. at 2 p. m. Funeral Monday at 2 p. 'n. Friends imited. Arc. ninety-one years. N 1216 Spann avenue. 31 ON I'M EN TS. monumeVtsTel. 2525. Branch works E : entrance Crown Hill. MONUMENTS Indiana Arioe and rantt Works. Encaustic, tile fi--rs. marble and tile wainscoting. H7 N. Delaware. Old 'Phone i'l'S. FUNERAL DIRECTORS. FLAN N ER & BUCH AN AN (Licensed embalmers.) Can ship diphtheria and scarlet fever. Lady embalmer for ladles and children. 520 North 11Mnols street. Telephone I, new and old. Old 250. C. E. KREG ILO. FUNERAL DIRECTOR. 223 N. Delaw.-Ue St. New 250. vJi BURIAL LT. BURIAL VAULTSPROTECT YOU It DEAD. The Okey Cement Burial Vault Is the only sir and water-tight, burglar-proof turlal vault manufactured. Sold by iiiietery associations and undertakers, or may b ordered of us direct. Send for booklet nod prices. OKEY BURIAL VAULT CO.. 601 :Udion avenue. New Phone. 1320 and 3o43. N. 11. GROFF, General Manager. FOR SALE HORSES .ND VEHICLES. DEPOT WAGONS, broughams, coaches, phaetons, hearse ; our make; Bargains. ROB1UNS. 32 East Georgia street. Retiring solicited. SOCIETY NOTICE. I. O. O. F. Members of In-Jianapoll Lodge, I. O. O. F., No. 455, are- I guested to meet at Lodge Hall Monday. Sept. at 1 r- rn... to attend the funeral of sojourning brother, Joha Updyke. H. A. WIN TERROWD, N. G. H. J. JACOBSON. Per. Sf'y. G. A. R. Headquarters of A. P. Hoey Post, No. 55l. Iepartment of Indiana. G. A. R. Resolved. That we denlre to e xpress our hearttelt sympathy for our comrade; President William McKinley, and deplore the. : horrible occurrence of Sept. l.'l, at Buffalo. N. Y. By order of the post. John A. Abbitt, A'llliam Ohaver, W. L. Mtlchell, committee. Indianaiolis, Ind., Sepu 7, l'Ail. CIIL'RCII NOTICES. Ctirlatlno. THIRD CHRISTIAN CHURCH Ashland avenua and Thirteenth street. Carlos C. Rowllson. minister. Sunday school at Ji-.ii a. m. Morning service at 10:3n. Y. 1. S. C E. meeting at 6:15. The evening services will b resumed; service at 7:30. The pastor will prea-i at Doth services. Strangers are always welcome. Xew Jernanlrm. NEW CHURCH CHAPEL C3 North Alabama. Rev. W. L. Gladlsh. minister. Service and sermon at 11 o'clock. Subject of sermon. "Abraham I'leading for Sodom." Sunday school at Splrf tnaliam. THE FIRST SPIRITUALIST CHURCH-Corner Alabama and New York streets. Sunday services at 10:45 a. m. and 7:45 p. m. Miss Lizzie Harlow, from Haydenvllie, Mass.. an eloquent sjeaker, known all over the States, will occupy the rostrum morning and evening. All welcome. Tlieosophlrnl. THEOSOPHICAL The Indianapolis branch rt the Theosophical Society In America meets every Sunday evening at the court rooms of Judg Smock, at 42 Nortn Delaware street, at 7:3') o'clock. On to-morrow evening there will be an address by W. P. Adkinson. F. F. S.. on "Th Key to the Mysteries of the Universe." Tuesday evening the subjects will be "How Spirit Becomes Matter" and "How Excessive Passions Affect the Soul." Every one welcome to all meetings. HENTISTUY. DENTISTRY S. F. EARHART. DENTirT. REMOVED TO 11 Vi W. WASHINGTON ST.. IRON BLOCK. STORAGE. STORAGE Hoosior - Transfer and Coal Co.. house and safe movers; heavy hauling of all kirds. 51S S. Delaware st. Telephone 2325. STORAGE INDIANA STORAGE AND TRANSFER CO.. 27.0) square feet of epace; fireproof, electric elevators; office, 33 E. Washington St.: cheapest place In the city. Both phonea 2f'2S. LEW SHANK. STORÄG E The- Union Trensfer and Storag Company, corner East Ohio street and Beeline tracks; only first-class storage solicits!. CRATING AND PACKING OF HOUSEHOLD GOODS A SPECIALTY. LAUNDRY. UNION CO-OPERATIVE LAUNDRY Noa. 2322T.8 Virginia ave. Phone 125 LÄl.'DRYSam LeeÜ35 Fort Wayne avenue Shirts. 8c; collars, 14c; cuffs, 1c. Work guaranteed. PERSONAL. PERSONAL MADAM WHITE, the noted clairvoyant, tells past, present and future; may be found al 417 S. Alabama. Price reasonable. LOST. LOST 'me New telephone bond, north slla Washington st. or Virginia av.. from Fletcher's Bank to Maryland st. R-turn to CLIMAX BAKING POWDER Co. Reward. PATTERNS. PATTERNS-INDIANAPOLIS ARTISTIC TATTERN WORKS. FennetnfP and Minnesota sts. Special stoe and furnace patterns. All kinds of ornamental work. New phot e t25. schools. SHORTILVND AND TYPE WRITING Hardy a School of Stenography; Individual instruction; special summer rates. 723 Lemcke bulldir.g. NOTICE. NOTICE-FEED. L. A. CATTS CLIPT OATS. 321 W. WASHINGTON M. NOTICE If you are tirel of your tailor try 8. S. TA YlOK . CO., 17 V'Irrinia av. Pall suitings now In. $'') np. NOTICE Furniture, pianos inovea; iaritn UM; gt iü pac ked for hipment. G. W. WALKER, C2- W. Eleventh. Phone grem 241. ofTVe M2. NOTICE Box containing twenty bautllul "iieaT shells sent pre-paid to any ad!ress f fl. J. HEBRON. Ilox :. O'-ean Park, e'allfornla, NOTICE Try Dr. Cre-edon s Neurovjta for nerv cusness. Insomnia, djabete-. Also, his Reliable Hair Restorer. Tel. Green. 44; eld. 1C0 Shelby. NOTIC E I N 1 Ö R M A f I ÖN i o pp ; i el on all nubT Ject for papers, en-av. etc.. sei.-te1 from ti e bst Chicago libraries, for a reasonable fee. A1rtres MISS C. iOt LI), 73 pM.wen av.. "hrjr,. NOTICEAll advertisements inserted In tbe, columns are cfarged at very low rate of i cents a IIiä. No additional charge it line for blank or dash lines. Telephone 2J and our ad will be called for. REMOVAL. REMOVAL E. Lung hand Jauniry. formerly at 221 Massachusetts ave., fMiovrd to 243 N. Ie!awaie st. U e win be pleaded t i see our olj ftWr.di and cuMonur. Work railed fur snl delivered. O'.d ';hon- No. g'en. 2:i. No. :J N. De lu ware st. Our price are very reasor-.aMe; shirts. c; collars ard cuffs, lsc each. Ajnry at 21S Massachusetts ave. HOHSEMIOLINt;. HoRSESHOEING-v. First clir-s work. Horses called lor and Ueherel. EDWARDS. 2l Mas, iv. Phon-: Nw. 22: oM. r-r?r HORSESHOEING - rirt-c: w.fk Sjc UI t. tr!tl.n to lamer.e and intufettrg. FELLS a. BEETLES E. W-shinicion st. PATENTS Patented and unt-atenle.l Inventions bouht an! sold. LUCAS & CO., St. Louis. Mo.