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'erellol — «*ome L>^eh1 of the Horooetoed Strng* Cto-Wlutt mo Law Declares

ICMcaro HersM.1

A fear yean aco UUton We*ton. a eltiaen of Chieaao, pare hated aa oil claim in the State of Peoaerlaaoia aod proceeded to develop it. Hie title to the property was disputed by others, who attempted to lain possession by fores. Mr. Weston’• employes resisted the attacking party, and in tii# melee that ensued one of the aggressor* wee killed. Mr. Weston was not ! osar the seeae of the conflict, bat baring ; tooMBted to to# arming of fcu employes j fas bald responsible for tbe billing.

when we measure hn wages by what they will bay—get 27 per eeat. higher wages than are paid ia the United States. The workingmen’s wages is the tail—tbe employer's profits is tho bide—ia tbe McKinley'tariff system. D. P. Baldwik.

Logsnsport, July IS, ISA.

B«s. Me. Miibura Criticised. To tbo Editor of Tho ludiaaapoiis Wows: I was rery mock interested ia reading ia yesterday’s News Her. Mr. Mitharn’s eolation of tho saloon problem. Ho beUeree in confining the drinking resorts to one district, making them as disreputable as possible. Dr. Bsiasford, of New York, believes in attaching them to tbe churches aod making them as respectable as pos-

sible.

Mr. Miibnrn wants to eoafine the saloons to one district He does not went them in “decent neighborhoods,” bat he is willing tbet those poor persons who ere snsble to per tbe high rent demanded in “decent neighborhoods’’ shall be rexed and degraded with saloons. He does not went the

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VSTAKTEU-OlRirjPuK HOCSEWORK. *» 9. Pelnware.

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TV work. 91 West uhio.

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TT work. 4 Brook side era.

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Htate penitentiary. Hie term of Imprisonment expired lees than tbree years ago, and sinee hie release he has heen engaged in baetneM in this eity, where be he# always been held ia high esteem. In bis case tbe eonrte held tbet a man was legally responsible for tbe acts of his employes, and should suffer for gnr injury they might do or any crime they might commit, and tbe court congratulated him on tbe feet tbet tbe jury bed convicted him of manslaughter instead •f murder, ee they might-hare done.

_ tBrudstiect’s, July lt.1

It is. Wwerer, one tiling to be entitled to tbe lawful and peaceable poeeession of property and another to eeek to obtain that possession by whatever method teems best to tbe person entitled to tbe possession. And right here a serious question it raised by tbe employment by the owners ot tlis works or tiieir representatives or so armed private guard to take posteesiou of the work# against the opposition of the loeked-out employes. It appears from the testimony of Mr. H. C. Frick before the congressional committee that the guard consisting ef tbree hundred so-ceiled Pinkerton men was engegsd br him before applying to the sberitt of the county for protection, aod from the testimony of the sheriff that the men composing tbe gnerd acted in a purely private eapseity, inasmuch ae be had not authorised them to be deputised. The guard was armed and uniJ ~rm*d. • • * What was the legal '^jatus^of the armed aod uniformed private It is open to grave question whether, all the circumstances of tbe ease being taken into account, the armed guard did not eonitiiute an unlawful assemblv and their acte in conflict with tbe lockea-out men a riot witbiu tbe meaning of the criminal law. An uniMrtul assembly has been defined to be an assembly ot three or more persons who with intent to carry out any common purpose assemble in such a manner or so sooduet themselves when assembled as to eause psrsons in tbe neighborhood of such assembly to fear on reasonable grounds that tbe persona ao assembled will disturb the peace tumultuously, or will by such assembly needlessly and without any reasonable occasion provoke other persons'to disturb the peace tqmultuouely; and it has been held that even a lawful assembly may become unlawful whenever the members agree to resort to violent and tumultaous measures to aceoniplfsh even a lawful end. * * Moreover, it has been held that the extreme right of defense given to a man within bis dwelling house—his castle, as the old maxim hat it—does not sxtend to hie other property. What has been said is intended to apply to the ease of the armed private guard. As regards tiie persons who engaged in conflict with them, there has never been anv question. Under the principles stated above it would seem clear that a body of private persona coming in number* and with weapons * * to regain possession of property such as that at Homestead, from persons expected to hold it by retort to violent means, is aa unlawful assembly, and their participation in a resulting conflict a riot within tbs meaning of the criminal law, whieh here has regard to the public interest and safety, and not to the purely private mtevseU involved. How tbe legal itaWa of such a body would bo regarded by the courts may be gathered from a statemen! made by Chief Justice Paxson. of the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania, in a case decided a little over two vears ago, natneiv, tho Eastoa Passongor Railway Company vs. the City of Daaton, whore, remarking upon conditions Id tho State of Pennsylvania, he

said:

“Tbero Is a growing disposition in this Commouwoaith, especially ou the part of •orporatioas, private a* well as municipal, tb take tho law into tbsir own hands, and sattlo controversies by force, instead of appealing to tho courts to redress their wrongs and enforeo tbeir rights in an orderly manner. Instances are not rare and are of recent occurrence where banda of men have stood confronting each other, some of them with arms in their hands, in the assertion of •uppoeod right. The public peace haa been threatened in this manner, sometimes resulting in the loss of life. It is well that it should be known that such persons, whether representing individuals, private corporations or municipalities, are simply rioters, aod answerable to tho criminal law for their conduct.” Judging from recent occurrences the present seems to be a time when the insistence upon lawful methods, even in tho pursuit or maintenance of logal rights seoma to bo pcooliarly important. smm Xvado In tv ago*. To the Editor ot Tho Indianapolis Nows: It is perfectly evident that it is onlv a few davs, or possibly weeks, beioro Mr. Carnegie’* men must give In or sec their plaoae taken in his shops by scabs, working at half prion, and uilling to become Mr. Carnogic’s esrvsau and do his bidding. United btatos Senator Palmer is mistaken. The gilt by the United States of fiO.OOO.OOO to Mr. Carnegie carries with it no obligation to keop tho workmen, who have bv their labor* enabled him to realise this vast fortune. In steady employment. Under tho law, Mr. Caroegio has the unoer hand. It Is a oat* of 70 per cent, protection to tb* employer, tut free trad* to tho wageworker. There is not a line or a syllable in tho McKinley bill regulating or attempting to regulate or raise wages. Tho bill is not built that way. It doubles up the cost of what workingmen buy but leaves him, as to wages, at tb* mercy of his employer, bo far ss ho ia concerned the McKinley bill is a par* question of supply and demand. If tho wooloa manufacture, protected 300 per cent, iu what his mill make*, eaa hire scab* or foreigners at half price he is at psrfect liberty to do so and tbe whole power of the government is at his back to protect him ia so doing. More than that ^tho gates of Cattle Garden swing inward.” Ho may call to his assistance in this matter of reducing wages all “the pauper labor of Earop«” to compete with his workmen and tho United Statea Government is still with

him.

In view of these facts, what rank hvpocrisy to talk about “American uriff wares;” i if tho American workingmen were not

work, small family

IA ANTED—A CUOK IK FA A IE V OF TWO; TT rererenoe required. 60 Central ave. VI/ ANTED—COOK AND EIGHT GENERAL

_ _ , 11/ ANTED - GOOD COOK. NORTH Wtot flat wherein are tbe children of some poor TV corner Delaware and Mtchigsns&’&.'sr W X’S.’giSF 5 *

opto be pur* and virtuous; but Mr. Milburn is ready to throw around them a million temptations to rain and debauch j

them.

If prohibition lea “patent process,” what kind of a process is his 9 “Prohibition | doesn’t prohibit,” he ecboe!t. Bat how, j pray you, is tbe reverend gentleman going j to restrict tbe saloons to one district, if it is

housework.

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Ilf ANTED—GIRL FOR HOUSEWORK. WATT rin’g Hsir Store, opposite transfer car.

\17 ANTED—A GOOD GERMAN GIRL FOR TV general houwwork. 565 N. Tennessee.

CITY;

not by prohibiting them from others? If bis prohibition will not prohibit, how is he going to restrict? If you can chase the devil out of one district you can chase him behind his breastworks. * He says it is now respectable to cuter saloons. I don’t believe it. The Masons, the Knights of Pythias, «nd the Knights of Labor, and every other •ocietv that bMany spirit ot decency about it, and every church tbst follows tbe teachings of Cbriet, has shorn the liquor traffic of all moral support and social support, leaving it only legal and political support, which rest in the law sanctioned and sus-

tained Mr our votes.

Mr. Milburn says prohibition does not reach tbe man; but can be answer that his system will throw out a single moral influence to those wbo need moral influence? A saloon-keeper’s wife came to my office, a few days ego, t > rent a house in s "decent neighborhood,” where her boys would be safe. Tbe children of toughs are the ones that need the best environment*. Mr. Milburn would give them the worst. They that are sick need the physician. Two things, and two things only,* will rsmovs the curse of intemperance. One is to keep tbe man from the drink, by building him up morally, mentally end physicallyteaching him tbe svii effects of alcoholics, and leading him up to better things; and the other thing to do is to keep tbe drink from tbe man, by prohibiting the manufacture, sale, importation and transportation of alcoholics in these United Htates of Ameriea, and enforcing this decree as you would any other law, in spite of the parrot cry, “It doesn’t prohibit.”

IIknry W. Bullock.

Indianapolis, July 10,1892.

Card of Thatin*. I desire trrreturn my thank* to the neighbors ana friends wbo so kindly assisted me daring tbs slcknoss and death ot my bSloved husband, to the aodertaker*. Planner A Bucbanau, for their aitentiou and orderly conduct of tbe servicee; also to Rev. G. Haines. Mrs. XL J. McKay.

Cara of Thanks.

Indcstriai. Likic iNsi’RAirrE Company,!

Dorraine Building, City, j

Oeatlemen:

I wish to thank you for your cbeck for tUO,

.In* ‘ .

A rr imam ev WOJ«B*S» jvr** »» J V,A* Aw* V 1 A V. received yesterday.ln full raymentof Industrial r>o!lcy carried by mv late mother. Mr*. Catherine Clear. Although she b«d other Inturance In a foreign company, our claim with th

still unpaid, which net conv|i,ce< vantage of keeping our money l and being Insured In a prompt home company, which I can la mend to the wonting people of

Thanking you for your courtesy and prompt dobs,

1 am.

ny, our claim with them la has convinced me of the ad-

money In our own city

t and reliable eartiiy recomof Indlanapolla

Very truly youra,

^ Man. Jank Brady. 1S2 tv. Merrill et.

SUNEUal. DIKKVTOIU.

tagms

at th* mercy of thsir employers so far as tariff laws arc concerned! The truth about th* matter ia that all workmen bare to loro* up their wages by just such combinations as the Amalgamated Iron Association at Homestead. The truth ie that in this

matter of wages the

Inge and Loan A*»oc!at!on. Office N. Pennsylvania eL Non-eerial plan. Conservative. careful management. Loans at satl-factory rales.. In veetlgmiion .oliciled. Open daily on# remit**.

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Mil has nothing but free-trade to j forThoM*whgwi*h to pay (0010” thAja’ucdV/tii* « workingman for what he has to oldola=, anl also another under the old pi* n .

«*-«. SCSSCS! 55 for conk os what ho has to buy, It Is time that this rot abou

ugh taxing him 100

,

that this rot about high-tariff should slop. The Carnegie murders

‘ oar eyes. Tue real cause of i wages is an undeveloped population and cheap lands, this le the starvation wages

triff countries of Euland pay* double tho aaee, Germaoy, Italy

la free-trade England wages

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Ia rown»eiTtt t “„ iexmiii, vm.hd

Denny. Jesse R. Blair: Horace M. Hadley,

ieat:H. H. Fay, secretary.m K. Market*t.

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qtrats O oue be woteht Baker I uTra'I Oa tfv

STRAYED. U — FROM SCOFIELD PASTURE, r mare; sixteen bands: six yean o;d; 0 pounds. Liberal reward. Blair * , Tennessee. >-FRMk » fe. MERIDIAN ST.

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W ANTED-COOK TO GO GOT OF TV bixbett waxes paid. 75H E. Waiblngtoti. VI/ ANTED—A GOOD GIRL TO DO aLirERTT al housework, inquire at 318. Illinois st. \\J ANTED—G1UL. GOOD COOK. FORdM ALL family; good wage*. 110 Woodruff Place.

■PUNERAL DIREUTOR8J? KREGELO A WHITHETT, 126 North Delaware street. Telephone. Office, 664. Free ambulanee. Tel.Ohas.T. WblUett.670.

MONUMENTS.

TtfONUMENTS—AUG. OIENER, Ht BAHT ivX Washington.

bOCIETY MKEllNGH,

CJOCIETY—O. A. U.—REGULAR MBFTINO OF O Geo. H. Thomas Post. No. 17, G. A. R.. this svstfiiig. All oomrsdee are Invited to attend. W. k. HHixx.ixa, Commander. D. PeRuitkr, Adjutant. Society - mason iu - KEYsTGNKcH apO ter, No. 6. R. A. M. • stated meeting In Masoslc Temple this (Tuosdav) evening, at 7:30 o’clock. A. R. Whit*, M. E. H. P. Jacob W. Smith. Secretary.

FooIETY - MAHoSlO -ATTENTION. SIR p Knights; Raper Commandery. No. I, K. T. Special conclave lu Masonic Temple this (Tue*.* dav) evening, at $ o'clock sharp, for work in R. C\ order. J. W. Rtaub, Rm. CorndT, Jacob W, Smith . Recorder.

SOCIETY -MAHON IC - HPECT A L MKKT1N U O of Uapltal City Lodge, F. and A. Masons, this (Tuesday) evening, at the hall, corner of Washington and Illinois srt.. Clsypool Block. Work In tiie third dtiree. A cordial invitation la extended. Wm. ScHoerEMHoRST. W. M. M. i.. Jokhooh. Secretary.

OOOIETY-THE MEMBERfnSF 8AMAR1O tan Lodge, No. 6M, l.O. 0. F., are reonetted to meet at the hall Wednesday, July Y0. at 12 o’clock, sharp, to attend the funeral of Brother John W. Kills. Visiting brethren invited. A very Chambers, N. G. O. E. Williamson. Secretary.

AKNOUNCBMKNTb.

A nnounckmint-all tobacco DEAL^ A ers tell Elkhorn.

A NNOUNtJLMENT-HPACE AND POWKK A to let at Wright’s power-hall, US Sooth Tennessee si. •

A NNOUNUlMlfrT-M AfiY C. LL6YD. DK.V/V list. 19, over Fletcher’s Bank,opposite New York store.

A NNOUNUKMBNl-BUILD YOUR FLUES A to suit the Royal fireplace beaters. Purseil A Medsker.

A N NOUNUEMENT-JERU8A LEM ! MU8ICA al testrumenurepaired and manufactured; old instrumsnw traded for new or sold ou payments. Jerusalem. 73 Massachusetts ave.

A NNOU NCKMEn F-H. C. Tt itf«EK,BKWKK A contractor, builds and repairs cisterns: makes sewer oonnectlous on short notice. All work warranted. Telephone 634. Residence 298 Fayette eu

A NNOUNCKMKNt - TkE NKlfr oklCAGO A Corset Parlors will epee Thursday. July U. Alt oorsets will be fit to tbe form before finishing. thereby Insuring perfect satisfaotlon. Ladle* are Invited to call and investigate. Room 22, above Fletcher’s Rank.

A NNOUNt EMKNT - INSURANCE PAIDA Indlanapolla. Itid.. July is. 1892. This le to certlfv that 1 have this day received from the iwcltlc Mutual Life Insurance Company of California, a satisfactory settlement of accident policy Na IM.UL on the life of my late husband. Alexander W. Y’ant. and In view of all the circum-ttances, I can say that I am fully satisfied with tbe treatment rc-wived from sold eompany. Signed, Mr«. Levina 8. Y'anL Witness; C. M. Irwin. William Webb.

BUILDING. aAYING AND LOAN JLSS’N

131 ILDING AND LOAN—THE ROYAL HAS 11 money to loan. Howard Kimball. (Moratory, *0 East Market st.

toUILDING AND LOaE - THE GEKMANAmerican Building Association of Indiana has removed Us office to I* and ll. Boeton Block. OttoHtechhan. nrseldent. O. W. Brown, eecrotary.

IttiLbiKO AND Loan - GOVERNMENT X> saving. Loan and Deposit Company. Shares SUM, weekly dues * cents, monthly $1; no back oues. Office. 32 Virginia ave. A. Larsen, secretory.

TJUILDlNd aHD LOAN - KEYSTONE X) Building and Loan Aesociatlon: no entrance fee; no back dues; outer at any time; combines all beet plans. Jams* M. Leathers, secretary, room 3* Y anew Block. —

Al'ANTED — IMMEDIATELY, COOK FOR TT hotel; good wages paid. Baldwin Block.

11/ANTED - GIRL FOR IjoWnsTaTkS TT wort: no washing or Ironing. 792 E.Ohto sL

W ANTLD-CLEaK. WHITE gIrjl. GENTT oral housework; wages H. 6S N. lUlnois.

14/ANTED-DRESSMAKER, FOB WELLTf established location. Address F 19. care

News.

W ANTED—GOOD OIUL TO WaIT ON i TV cream parlor and help In store. 69

Illinois.

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ANTED-GIRL FOR KlTCHEN AND TT diutng-room: no washing or ironing. 392 Park ave. - . \1> ANTED—STKNOGHAPHER. LIGHT TV work,state salary wanted. Address J 20, careNews. YV ANTED-GIRL FOR GENERAL HOtJSETT work in family of two. Apply at 382 Ji. Meridlen st.

VY r ANTED—FEATHERS RENoVA T HD, TT bought and sold. 116 Massachusetts ave.

Bois.

B. F. Du

\X 'AM ED-EXPERIENCED HOUSE GIRL; TT 131 Home ave.: two in family; good wages paid, call any Rme soon.

Yl/ARTED-A PANTRY GIRL: ALSO ONE VV to take charge of help’s ball. Apply at once Court street entrance Bates House.

yyANTED—COOK AND TWO

TT room girls. In small hotel; good wagei steady employment. Address box 182, W

ihgton, Ind.

DINING,

es and orth-

yy ANTED—YOUNG LADIE8 TO SEE OUR

worth #2;

sachusetts ave,

dark brown rusaei Oxford ties at fl.34 pair, all stses. Outing shoea M and 68 Mae-

\X/ANTED-YOUNG LADY TO TAKE OL'B VV special courea In stenography; position as aa competent. Addroae Stenographic In-

e. Lorraine Building.

soon

etitute. Lorn

vi; anted-how’hthist teleokaphv, VV short-hand and electric-pen work, only *4

iltlons to all wbo

per month ; good paying learn. Johnston’s.N2H E.

positions to Washington.

WANTED - THE PUBLIC TO USE DR. VV Htbbs’s Pain Panacea; is a specific remedy for cholera morbus, and contains no opiatee. Zimmer’s drug store, 78 E. Washington st.

WANTED—DKESS CUTTING AND SKWW Ing school, the only place where women and girls can learn the entire art of dress-cut-ting, making. draulng,designing, tacking and finishing, transferring and reproducing by measures, without guesswork or refitting- Emma Edwards. 163 8. East st.

WANTED—MALE HELP.

ANTKD-BARBER. 64 N. ILLINOIS.

ANTED—UOODTINNER. 4S3 PAMK AVE.

ANTED-BOY TO WORK Al TlNMlNO. s*l Park ave.

WANTED—MEN To CLEAN BRICK. VT Madison ave.

yyanted—boy not afraid of work.

440 E. Ohio st.

W AN,liD - li,|VK thousand men to

Tv smoke Elk born.

w ANTED—Rahnehb-maKisr, at once.

VV its Indiana ave.

W ANTED—LuDGlNOB W 291) tv eat Mar etst.

AND MEALS. 10c

aNTKD-A GOOD BLACKSMITH, o. h. Shover, 174 E. Market.

AT ONCE;

W AN I ED—WHITE RARBKR VT eleady Job. 201 S; Illinois.

W ANtKD- A GOOD FLOoRMAN ATMAN8-

yyjield A Jenkins’.-, 180 E. Marxet-st.

Y17 ANTED-WOOD TURNERS MKET THIS W (Tneeday) evening. Important btwtOcBB.

W ANTKD - THREE CARkiAor -^Alx^T. VV nrs^ky W. Hare A f-ous. Noblesvllly, ind. Wanted-frame-maKers. apply at VV Eldrldge planing mill, 166 a. New Jersey st.

yy ANTEL-PARM HANDS IMMEDIATELY

News.

Highest wage* paid. Call 75E. Washington.

To KNOW WHERE IHEMaN

Address Y 14, care

YV ANTED

VV lives that locates ore.

W ANTED - VV workers.

TINNERS AND CORNICE Purseil A Medsker, 31 Messachu-

FIR8T-CEASS DrA’EH;

Indianapolis Chair

Wanted - a

VV referencee required.

Company

WAN TED-A FIRHf-LTTABSJtORSEMaOEB VV and general blacksmith, W. R. Fulwider,

Dana,In

WJ aNTED-A MAN TO WORK ON A STRAW *V stack, |1.S0 per day. C. H. Minnemeyer, Pen

Davie, ind.

W ANTED - FOUR OH FIVE BRICKW layers. Builders’ Exchange, 7 a. m.

Wodnei

iyers. sday.

WANTED - HAltVEEl HANDa; GOOD VV wages; four weeks’ work. Inquire300N. Pennsylvania st.

W AN I r.D-A Man WHO UNDEltaTANDd VV giving Turkish and other hatha Deoison House Mineral Baths. W ^clty work': referencee’and 'bond required^ Collier, 91 S. Dela *are st.

YUTWO GOOD VV lathe bands; steady work. Apply to £1wood Iron-works. Klwood, Ind. W ANTKD-TtVo EXPeRIMNCED PORV V trait men for tbe road,salary and expenses.

YVanted - an" kET’eRiENcEd Man VV tcolored) to take charge of lumber yard. Apply H. Eteber Company, 600 Madison ave.

YY r ANTED—FEW YOUNG MEN; STEADY VV employment; S40 weekly easily raade;t3 required; nocaavmsihg; Investigate. 201* s. Illinois st., room li. • — YY^ asted^salesmeS^men to sell VV line of cigars; fioo per mouth and expenses held. Address, with stamp, Sumatra Cigar Com-

pany. Chicago. 111.

\\r anted—to loaR money oiTFifM. VV niture, pianos, horses, ere., without removal ; also ou watches and diamond*. George M. Foe. room 21 Ingalls Bloc

YU ANTED—tWeWFG'TVE

W families of tbree

MEN WITH

or f6ur boys. Men and

boys can have steady employment by applying at Penn Glass Company. Anderson. Ind. YY r ANTED - THE PU BLIC 'IX) USE DR. si Hlbbeb Pain Panacea; is a specific remedy for cholera morbas, and contains no opiates. Zimmer’s drug store, 78 E. Washington et. Y*7 ANTED - GOOD. STRONG. VTEaDY VV young man, sixteen to eighteen year* old, to work In packing-room, wrapping and crating. Apply at Udell Workt.. West Indianapolis.

MEN

P ANTED—ONE

take one share each in the Co-Operative lug Company, ot Indianapolis; F» suits tovour order: $12dues; H per week. S>q

THOUSAND

Ing Company, ot Ii

{nade tovour order: $12dt . w. w ashlngtoa st., over the Atiaotic A Pacifls tea store. TV ANTED-BOYS. A CHANCE TO MAKS VV money. We will pay $$ to the boy seiUng the highest number of papers before August 1. 1902: S3 for the next highest, and t* and $1. respectively, to the third and fourth. Call at M* N. Pennsylvania st. Ram’s Mora Publishing

Company.

aoa ef fifteen may

ear* Neva

SALESMEN TO

YV ANTED—TRAVELING VV sell ba.-lag powder; to — _

erml salary and commission contracts will be ■uade; experience not necessary, ff you answer any advertisement iu this column, answer this one. United states Cbemical-works, MO-846 Van-

Buren, Chicago.

WANTED—A GKNTE.

^ a ENTS W ANTED-ELKHORN

of pure leaf tobacco.

a GENTS WANTED-WE WANT FIVE KESA tdent caavaeeere for our line of drees goods end cloaks. We pay a salary to good agenur; all goods sold on weekly payments. Fuller’s, 83 K. w ashlngtoa.

WANTkD-ENKJtGETIC.

GEN-

A GKJN 1c? W APi l *fcXI Itav our Ai.a. AT--, xjunoAWA toel-appeariag m«n guaranteed unusu&llv large profits iutrodacipg our universally-re-quired household preparation. Three-dollar samples free. Fall particulars tor stamp. Address Merrill Manufacturing onmpany. A 6. ChK

LOST OR KTOUEN.

T OST OR STOLEN—BIO BED FOCKRTJU book containing about ITS and a number of receipts and other papers. Liberal reward If rotor ned to Nows office. BOARDING. T>OARmNO-WANTED BOARDERS AT 3B A> Shelby eL

CITUATION WAHTED-EXPLRIENCI

O m an. either as aoeoantanL clerk ont or manager. OaU or address Pennsylvania sL ;

‘tRltNUED .correepondtm 11.3*N.

WAHTED-M1NLKI.L ANEOUTU

WILL NOT BIT*

yy AWTKD-ELKHORN

^E> ARTRD - FIN* LlVXRY AND CAR

riages. Wood’s slab tea.

*“““ 8

'ly A STKD-TO BUY. HOBSRONMOHTMCt

W trae

.wymepta. ANTED—SS FOR FULL RET TEETH^ESk-

traeted without pain at EarharCn.

ll/ANTED-A SEWND-HAND i.ETIEKW press. AddreseB*. News office.

YV ANTKD-TO BUY A SMALL. PAYING W drug-store. Address B 20. care News.

W ANTED - OONRUMKto GAR TRUST w Stock. Newton Todd. 7 Ingalls Block. ..

YY T AIITED-TWO MEN ORMAN AND WIFF; VV_ to board lu private family. *17 W. North.

ANTED—MEN

VV the refreshing baths at Bates barber-shep.

Absolutely clean.

TO

27 Circle «.

VY T ANTED-RAZORS AND SCISSORS VV grind. Barber Supply House. 27 Ihrcl

Manufacturer l.lly razor.

WANTED - HEAD SPLITTING HEAD. VV aches cured in ten minuter by using AcheHead. Sold at Pan iter’s drug store.

W ANTED-PRINTING OF EVERY DEVV serlption at Indianapolis Printing Company, ss Virginia ave. Telephone 1230,

W ANTED-F- FOR A BBAUTIFUL SET OF VV teeth. (Jold crowne $4. Platinum fillings 80c. gold $1. at Boston Dentieta. News Building. W ASTED-RY YOUNG MAN, ROOM IN VV private family, on North Hide, with or without bosu’d: gas and bath. Address W 20, care Newa «4 "W ANTKD-KVRKYfiobY X6 COM* AND VV examine the Amercan Bath-Tub System for soft water; nothing like H. 130 Massachu-

setts avenue.

YV ANTED — HOUSEKEEPERS TO CaLL VV and inspect our line of furnitare; new and stylish goods; prices lo#. J. W. Connolly, 81 South Illinois st.

W ANTED—JOB PKINT1 NO OF EVERY DE v* ecriptlon at lowest ratee, conslsteat with good wotk: Chance-Mattbewa Printing Company. 9 and U Vance Block. Virginia ave. Telepbont 138-. A NTEll — a“\yTDuwkr Is nEedoF a

256 Deloes et. \ijAXtED W who

HEVERY llAlf IN THE CITt

tli* Atlmi tic and Pacld* tea store.

NOTICE.

Xi OTICE-OATES, DENTIST. ROOM 1 ODD Lv Fellows Block.

AJOTICE — FUN — SHA VINO AT BATES JLv barbershop. Sea breezes free. IN pathlc)i Was^Inrwn^L^c^LAla^ami?^^ 1

XJ OTlCE—C. ELkiiS, FOR PAINTING; HATXV Isfactlon guaranteed. 41 Kentucky ave. XT OTICE^STEE^Pi^7rr*F(TRrfACES-A 7 f lx Joseph Oardner’s, » Kentucky ave. Tele

phone 322,

phone

XT<>TiCE - EVKRROAD A PRUNK FOR iv hardware, paint, oil, pumps, tin-work and gae fluing. 170 Indiana ave.

ro¥fcE~—~ItO YA L

iSTKKL PLATM FURred and put la by Pur-

N naces are manufactu

sell A Medsker. 31 Massachusetts ave. XTOTiCE-HALE OF HCrftXIL BONDS-

IV Notice is hereby given that sealed bids will be received on and prior to 8 o'clock p. m., Angust 1,1892. by the Town Board of West Indianapolis for twelve l«) one-thousand-dollar school bonds of the town of West Indianapolis, Ind., said bonds bearing6 per cent, per annum interest, payable sAmi-annually, one falling due in fifteen (15) years, one in sixteen (16) years, one In seventeen (17) years, three In eighteen (IS) years, three in nineteen (19) yeers. and three in twenty (20) years from date All bids to be directed to John W. Pierson, president of the

Boa9d of Trustees of said town.

For further Information apply to said John W. Pierson, or Van Vorhls A Spencer, attorneys for

said town, Indianapolis. Ind.

By order of the Board of^Trustees of the town

of West Indianapolis. ’T/ , John W. Pixrsost, President.

Attest: '

Uenut C. Finch. Town Clerk. 'hTOTICE -~ADM 1 NlSTBATok’8 3ALE ~ Qh XV HEAl. KSTSTE. Notice Is hereby given that by virtue of an order the Marlon County Circuit Court, tbe undersigned, adminixtrator of the estate of Henry Rafert, Sr., deceased, will offer for sale at auction at the court-house door In said county, on Wednesday, the 3d day of August, 1892, at 2 o’clock p. m. the

y tour (M) of Rev. .Howard H or in’* sub-i of out-lots one-hundred and seventy and one-hundred and seventy six (176) o: donation lands of tbe city at indlauap

Terms of rale as follows, to-wit; One third cash.

eion

(17*) ar donati

and residue In two equal payments at otoe and eighteen months, with notes at interest and attorney’s fees, waving benefit of appraisement, and secured by freehold sureties. After one week from July 6 and until August S. Ib92.sald real estate will be for sale at private sale for cash, at not lees than Us appraised value, and bids will be received at the law office of W. W. Woollen at 96 East Washington st. in the city of Indian-

spoils.

Evans Woolljcn. Administrator.

UOTICE—OF GUARDIAN’» LV SALK OF BEAL ESTATE. Notice Is hereby given, in pursuance of an

ens st., in the city of Indianapolis, on the premises described below. 1. Giles S. Bradley, guardian of Stephen Miller, a person of unsound mind, will offer for sale, at public sale, for not lessthan two-thirds tbe appraised value thereof, the following described real estate in Marion county, in the State of Indiana, te-wlt: Lot number nine (9) In Htolte’s subdivision of out-tot one hundred and one (101) in tbe eity of Indianapolis, according to plat thereof recorded in plat book No, 2, page 147, of the recorder’s office of said county, to-wit: One-third the purchase money cash at time of sale, one-third in one year, and one-third In two years, tbe purchaser giving hie notes for the deferred payments. bearing Interest at 6 ner cent, per annum, and his mortgage on the premises to secure said notes; but, at the option of thepnrehaser the cash payment may be larger, or the deferred neyments may be for shorter periods. Abstract of title may be seen at No. 26 K. Delaware sC Giles S. Bradley, Guardian, etc.

LOtfi.

f OST-A SILVER-HEADED SHELL PIU Ju Return to 72 E. Market st. Reward. J t OST - FOX-TRHRIER: SHORT TAIL, JLj white, one eye black; $2reward It returned to ill Hnokleaw T OST-ROLL OF PAFXfes IN THE 80UTHaj east portion of the city. Return to News office and receive reward. k

L’S

OST-BDACK hilk umbrella, satur-

J day morning. Liberal reward It returned to

bd N. Pennsylvania. Geo. J. Marou.

TTwt-^2liFfGif saVTKg aKG Is Loan Association book. Return to C. O.

Line. 117 Massachusetts ave. Reward.

T^T~SATffRDA Y ~EVEN IN G ."BLACK ±J leather pocketbook, containing money and valuable papera. Finder please leave at News

office.

1 OHT-HAlURDAY eVening, SIlVEBAJ mounted. Ivory-handled revolver, north of Brigbtwood. Leave sheriff's office and receive reward. . ^ “I OST - WEDNiADAY Morning. ONYX -Ij ear-ring set with pearls, either in one of the principal dry-goods stores or on the street. Keturn to News office ar.d receive reward.

T~OHT-LAS! THURSDAY NIGHT, A PLAIN aj gold watch. No. 10,960.and short link chain: watch old and worn smooth: valued as a keeprake. $10 reward will he given ii returned to

News.

T OSt-THURHDAY NIGHT. BETWEEN 278 A-) N. New Jersey st. and Journal office, via Michigan st.. Pennsylvania and Market, small gold watch. No. 16.9*0. and link chain. Please return to »ws office and receive reward.

FOR TRADE.

TTOR TKADS-A BAG OF ELKHORN TOXhocco. 6 ceuta T?OR TitADE—GROCERY ASDFKlCD STORE. D good location, to trade for vacant lots la city. Call or address No. 338 Massachusetts ave.. city. 1X>H THADK-fUXTY-ACUE fcTdCtv FAkM a twenty-five miles south. New three-room house: ten aorea; two miles aouth of Rett. City property, improved. Haalth A Ce.. 36 W. Washington. T-OR-TRADK—LOT N~TEN Nessre^ 8X7: JT six acres two miles Horn city; grocery, butcher shop, for tale, and house to trade for lot - house and twelve acres, wsll Improved, to trad a. Chaa Thomaa room 4. N. Delaware st.

pron K 2\ News offica TTUSINKSS CH ANCE—HOMIN Y MjtlL, CORJj ner Belt rallwav and Washington et. Capacity 1,503 bushels dally. Flrtt-claw condiMop. Bln capacity fifteen cars, ftwttch capacity seven core. All conveniences for loading and unloading cars. For sale or trots, cheap. Address Lock Box 44. Indianapolia

r\'<>~l.trr'-TV.U LAKfiK HOOk«. SL M»M. j ’pi) I LAT-BLKAaA NT. FL nyiBHKD ROOM. q'U LLT-THREE UN FD RN DUI^iT RltOMi

A *» N. New Jersey et.

fgffigg - 1 T 0 t Kir5£V’5“ I ‘/JUv. FR0ST HOOM

pi"

f’^S f I N l^5 firss5B5 ' i ! fatR

ryu Lsa -FUetftteHr.D FHONT ROOM, I with alcove. M8 N. lUlnola _ rpO LIT—FURNISHED ROOM FOR GEN 1 Oeman- *tH R. Drtawmre et. lht-thref. roomm suitable FOB

eeptng. 1R R North ML ri'O LkT-^CRNlHUED OR UNFTBNX8RKD

J rooms. 149 V. Penn«vlvantaat.

•|'0 LET—FURNISHED ROOM; GENTLE-

1 men only. 87 N. Mieeimlppt at.

/TO LKT^OKk NICE. FUR HI aH EDHUOM^

k gentleman. i» B. Now Jersey.

^: ; ^ Wf j

iir: ■ -

llwfli ^ J~V r 25' its r r fT ’rrwva . rr,n 3 fM 7 /y jrtymril :

,. 3E3E

zElmiiZbtl BiBiSS.

ri'O LET - NICELY Ft; KNIBBED FRONT

1 rooms, cheap. 242 N. Alabama

It

jtrbc

ratis

t^O LMT—NlC^UY FUKN’ isHED KUOMH TO FUBN?sh’eD 1 °H(X)M8; PR1--I vale famliy, 2a* N. Tennessee st.

T’O LsfiT - THKKE

LARGE BABKMENT

gaa. osok-stove; $A 77E. Walnut.

tpo LET-UNFURNISHED DOUBLE PAR

I lore. Na 183 W. New York st.

ii££KpS2g3eS2SI2S?S p Ki hW Mouibto ON montSTTV D’payments tike rent. J. Shea 60Belmont

^iUtrjgSnSfckr.

* t* I Tf'UTiTt l^i» I I» ff *1 9 9 |V

'■m

nnO LET-THREE 8E(X)ND F LOO R f Rl KIMS. pEAL SsTAf E-S# FLETCHER AVE., SIX T OANS—BRYAN. I family of two: light houtekeenin*. isse! JV,^^^ood re^lr^ g^^$1,ST >. j! Mo- y

"mwmm

_ fsmUy of two; Ught housekeeping. IS*E.

north.

if^cT lET-FUrNifiHltD AND uS¥tJ*U 80 E^Ohio* r ®® n “* wilh board - Rooeovelt House,

tMrEE FURNISHED OR UNFUR-

q'O LET J nDhed rooms

for houeakeeptng. 112

Wayne ave.

nPO LET—FURNISHED ROOMS FOR OMM1 flemen; all newly furniehed. Call at 378 N.

Alabama st.

Cuilough A Sons. 9*K. Market «t. pEAL toTATK-BKAlTIFUL LOT, IV bam*, east froat, gas, near Beven $423. F. T. MeWbirter,74 K. Market.

TYEAl—ffSTXTff^S CAHll, HAL TV monthly, lot east, ten squares of court-house;

$•00. F. T. Mc vVhlfter. 74 E. Market.

ALA-

Heventeenin, BalaNCS

'To LET-NICELY FURNISHED FRONT 1M lt >0 NewY t>V kI t0 or mal1 • nd wife.

LOTS to $150.

LET-THREE OR FOUR DESIRABLE d^touHihNtoeKrueMM^m^mm i

dron. 377 N. West st.

1 anforofshejrooms to-par:les wltbotirchil-

dren. 877 N, Went st.

riV) LEt-PUHNlPfiED KOOMfe. WITH OR A without hoard: for gentlemen only; $4 per

week. 18 N. Delaware. ’

omce. r. s. atcwntricr* ft a. ssaraet. pEAL kHTATE—FOR TEx i)AYH, Tv east ten blocks of court-house. $300 Get plat. F. T. McWhlrten, 74 F- Market

p EAL klri'ltl-NOf aSy AND OONVEYIV anfcer-tweaty years’ experience; fees rea-

sonable. Wn». c. Fmoek. Si N. Delaware et.

L-?'

£t ■

■WHcsspwsw.

LET^TfURN t S H K i) ^ bed rooms. With boa lences. 220 N. Delaware st.

TO LET — FURNlsiHKu aVD CN'FUKA nished rooms, with board; modern oonven-

Delaware. I JEFFKRSOlt

6 N. Dt

7J50 LET—1WO SUIT EH. 4 ROOMS EACH: A second BOor: Maasachnsetta ave. and Belle-fortalne-et. H. Plummer. 9S and 96 H Market-sv

To

LET — WITH BOARD. TWO HUllEB front rooms, suitable for family; single rooms, with board.$t to $7 per week; two squares from pqstofflce. Old rellacle Enterprise Hotel,

Maoeachueette avenue

TO LET—HOUSES.

TO LET-LIST.

lb CIRCLE,

’I'O LL 1-325 N. NOBLR;8UVEN ROOMS, fjto LET-GET LIST. ALKt. MMZGtiK

'J'O LET—SEE LIST.

a E COFFlN 4k CO.

1 O^LKT-STOBK-ROOM AND DWELLING!

TO LET—SKE LIST AT HADLEV & FAY’S.

A 68 K. Market.

Wm.c.

pEAL RfffATE-f Witt COLLECT \6W.

‘ nr

P EAL ksi’ATE—LOTS ON and north of Prospect, $«0. on time. Be* list of bargains at our office. cTw. Oorsuch. pEAL EsTATK—Wi Ma\’E CASH CU& IV tomerts for good rental property In all parte of the city. Evans A Hall, MH Virginia ave.

per week. Bradley <fc Denny, 2$

TiEAL E8TATE—$2,200 B^YH A HiX-ROOM sV house en Pleasant st.: north front, fruit trees, grape erbor. Evans A Hall. ITS Virginia. PEAL iSTATE—BUSINESS Bi-OOK. NEW, TV three store-rooms, twelve living rooms;$BOO ner year rental; $6,000. Umlth A Co..36 W. Wash-

ington.

p eal eh’tate - we Will loan your TV money wlthouUrharge;twelve years’ experience; ben k referencee. Smith A Oo., 96 W.

bUYS A THRKE-

d Lexington ave. Email cash In aasoclation. Evans <t Hall,

DELAWARE, NINE-

^ bath, hardwood, week. Smith A

T OA&H-MON

I j helde. room 18,831 ■jpJXfiS^oS *J1 wi

Aj other valuables.

&5E

Aj other valuables. I

T OAN8- VLSO 'q’uian; 1 j shares purchased. Roou

Washington

pKAL EH'fATE—$1,180 TV room house on Le

payment, balance

tVi Virginia ave. pEAL bttAl’i-N. DEL, Tv room, new cottage, gas, grates; all modern; $4.M> this

- — _ C FT. wayne ave., four e.-goe: $H. -MUUMJ> IN ALL PARTH OF THE

) LET—110 rooms.^as

TG LE*

I city. 0. F. Baylee.

rfO LET—SHE List. 9« 1 Geo. w r . Pangborn A Co.

e Market

TO ART—SEE L1HT AT 96 R. MARKET.

A ground Moor, Gregory A Appel.

T<> LET—SEVEN-ROOM HuUH~E.lUN.ILLIA noU st. Good location for renpng rooma

I'O LET—FlVE-UOOM COTTAGE AT 107 I Fletcher ave. J. 8. Hurbey, 19S Virginia ave.

Tl bl a a

L ET—ATTRACT 1VE F O U R-R O O M ouso; natural gas; ta per month. 189 Colnm-

ave.

TO LET-NEW FIVE-ROOM HOUSE: OAH 1 and sewerage. Inquire Dr. Boynton, 163 N.

New Jersey st.

TO dst-oottage of four rooms, cor^ A ner Blackford and Vermont; both gases

Inquire 81W. Vermont.

TO LET—PIANOS, $2 TO *5 PER MONTH, A and rent allowed on the purchase price. N. W. Bryant * Co.. 68 n. Pennsylvania st.

. _ JUHE MKVIiNv HOOMB, 70 FT. A Wayne ave., both gases, sewerage, bard and

soft water, S2a Call 60 K. Market. J. W. Hadley.

fl'O LET—372 JN. TEN NE.SHLE af.

ulngton.

T> EAR EAT ATE— HALF-ACHE LOTH t.*N TV Twenty-second and Twenty-third sts.; natural gas, close to electric line. Price $NX) Bar-

gains. King A Co., 92 F.. Market st. ESTATE—N KW HEVKN-RoOM COT-

_ - north, hard-wood finish, veranda, re ceptlon ball; all conveniences, fl.oooi. A. W.

Dunkle A Co..8>$ N. Pennsylvania.

pKJkl KHTATK-BKAUtlV’tfL FIVE-ROOM LV coutagefnewlon Surekaave.;well,cistern, iron fence; $1,900; $100 cash, balance $U per

month. This Is as easy as paying rent.

p eal ESTATE - ^EW^ F0Ult-I*0<5M AV bouse in Heughvltle; well, cistern.cellar, veranda, complete; $1,100, on payments. Inquire

Henry Coburn. Kentucky ave. end Georgia,

p E A I. EsfAlK-tXOrtT FO R 100“FKKT~QF J\' ground on Tenneeeee at., corner Twentieth, or will divide It Into any else to suit and sell at low figures, Great bargaig. W. E. Mick A Co. p EA B Ri^TFUITWCMJDllUF F IV Place lot, 80x170. Bargain, and on easy terms. 200x167feet near E, Washington st.; only $600. Bargains In farms and city property. Truster dt Hon, 10SJN. Delaware,room3.

R r ■”

k»l. oppoSEP

L 0 -*"" - ’“'f, l0 ..

isssu^kr bl viS-ItON]

S EY

mortgage

A, rooms, bath, furnace, grates, both gases; large yard; Jots of fruit. J. N. Hurty, W2 N. Pennsylvania st. - I bath; both kinds of ga^^mtHtertPunprove^ ments; 33i N. New Jersey st. Inquire George J. Mammal, HO and 112 Massachusetts ave. .T° thr—MoT 67 w. Fourth kt.. eight " A rooms, hath, In first-class condition; natural and artificial gas, water, and all modern convenletices, E B. Martlndale, 5 Talbott building. I rooms, bath and alfmodofn convenlonceA 45 E North st., seven rooms and garrett, and bath and ail modern conveuiencesfoorner Pennsjrlivania st.) Alex Meteger, 6 Odd Follows TO LET-NE t HOUHE, NINTH 8T. t NEAR

I College, seven rooms. 28S N. Alabama st., cheap. S88 Virginiaavs., store-room lOOHosbrook ..... 191 Huron

68 Kansas..™ 217 8. East, store room ... 5»>i W. Ohio, two roems. Elegant suites of rooms. Htewarr Block.

C. W. Oorsuch.

EaL ESTATE—ftTaX)

bouse on Dow

>d well

_ cash, b , ..

Evans A Ball, 31)$ Virginia ave.

room _

sly place _

160x300. Part

lovol;

on Dow no well work,

balance

by ave. This U th the money.

npB

larket.

on easy

rurits-

-LADIEH k, loss ot

WHO. EITHER

vork. loss of sleep or naturally itlona, require a mild and pleasIt In Dyspeptics’ Delight. For

li from overwi

delicate eonstltut I r ant tonic, find it In Dyspeptios’ Delight, sale by Paatser. Bates House Druggist.

pEAL JSMlATlfi-$l DOWN AND $1 PER XV week: no Intoroat: no taxes; for Brightwood lots In Brinkman Hni addltioa. Lots high and dry and very cheap atflOO; else 40*136feet. Bradley A Denny. 16 North Delaware street, p SAl EatATE-W A^riflGTON'-W; PROFIV erty, vacant lots on N. Ill loots and Meridian sts.. on high ground above Fall creek: four, nine

v,

ington st, room 2.

pEAL estate—don't Fail t6 taFe

JV Irvington electric cars < and buy a Tot at once ^natural walks, graveled streets, on el

’TSOTHSS ^AN8^$I6AND-\rF* dVntf«gKM y K

J^OANS^SUMHOF-MSoT

$16 00

10 00 10 03 800

, 6 00 , 12 0)

out to Englewood — gas. cement slde-

M™ -electric cars.at $46* onTatk-uO'in /on hale-no in

Deian'kre.

;

TO LET—OJFlCEn aNH bTOKMK. rpo LET - ROOM WITH POWER; GOOD

1 light. IT East South.

tl'O LfcT-FIBSt-CLASSSUlTEH OF OFFK® A rooms. Ad Bersth, a E. Washington. ffO LKT—UFSTAlBH ROO M7 ~l$x t0.^ ROTfl A gases and water; suitable for light manufact-

uring. 19 Virginia ave.

too LET—THREE - bToRY WaREHOUhE. A with elevator. MS. Penosylvantast. Inquire

Bchnull A Co.. 8. Meridian.

too LKT—LODGE HALL,'&> H NER MASHAS 1 chute us are. and Itelifoutalne st H. Plummer. 6* and 95 K. Market st. rpokFr—dkhihabLb H'rouE-RooM; masI sachusetts avenue. 11$ squares from NewDenlson Hotel. H. D. Pierce. 18)* Nortn Merid-

ian.

rpOLk.'T-lriOREROoM.lMK. WASHINGTON A ot. newly papered, new plate-glass front; place tor notions, drugs or grocery. George W, Pangborn 4k Co., 94 £. Market st

IIEAL HPI . ton electrioline, streets graded and graveled; payment* 91 and S3 per week: building assoolatlon stock taken at par. Bradley 4k Denny,» N.

Delaware st ,

P1CAL ffisfATfi-gfiE THOSE BEaUIIFUL Jt high lot*In Gong4k HarlanMCottage Home additions buy one. they’re cheap and will advance in value: a beautiful place to live, bouse* ’building rapidly.electrio line, fifteen minutes from Meridian at, never overflowe: from f KX) to MOO: easy terms. Bos Bradley 4k Denny. 31 N.

Delaware *t.'

p KAL ESTATE -FREE TICKETS TO PaS'IV adlse Park, Fla. Here is the greatest offer ever made In tbe United States. Orchard lota sold on small monthly payments. Those lot* will be planted and cared for three years, whli ' at that time will bring double the coat of tL orchard. Peaches ripen In May and bring $6x. Dor bushel. With l6o tree* bearing from one to

- ko>

hold good*. h< rtf. at low*

- MO^EY

horses,]

•ay It back when; reoaonabte fee*. J-Jtod upward at w . „ large sum of money left In our care to 1 IU »P “

TO LlCT—M1HUKLXANEOU8.

T°i

LET-BLACKSMITH

Bryce’* Bakery.

SHOP. APPLY

three buahel* apiece, cue can see what a great fortune await* tbe coming city of Paradise Park. All tree* that die will be reset. City 'ones around all lot*. Tropical shade trees on all avenues and boulevards. Pecan treee will mark each corner-stone place, and nothing will be spared to make this a first-class resort and sanitarium ter winter. Board, lodging and hath* given for $$ per week, one mile of beai*iful shade tree* now planted and several acre* set In fruit. Hotel, sanitarium, church, music hall. D. of the A. R. Hall win be for the use of the public. Canning factory and sawmill will be

terms; low rate*, no delay, » you the same day that apply M farms, C- W, Qomuch, 16 Vlrgiiila ave.

H .2ss!t

article ef value.

*tX?4sS$8i!

rates of int

UtiM dtrfot ly con fid •n*...., ■ ***««!*$. mwa %n ttifor* S!k^!L^ai<TsJwK£'r , *' r,m ’ 1 ~-

rty. si •Tar li itial;|i

ewesti

ri’O LKT—THIRTY PAIB Ml SB ES* TAN OX1 ford ties, outing shoes, 12to lSX,atS6o; worth

$L 66 and 68 Massachusetts ave.

oir- •*«

erected soon. Lou going fast. Call and see plat o. I N. Meridian -t,. or address tne proprietor, R. M. Raetener, S46H E. Bt. Clair st. “Tick-

ete gooo for six moatba.”

FOB RALE—HOKHEb AND FKHICLHR,

pOB SALE-GOOD YOUNG HORSE.

vord st

386 AL-

tOR SALE—NO. 1 FAMILY HORSE. 2a* K.

r Ohio st.

t^oR salE-good family pony,cheap: £ Address M 20. care Newt. t^ok sale - small matchEdTeaK, X with barnesa. 39 Pern avs.

FOB RAUE—MIHCBLLAlfEOUb.

TX)R SALE-SAFETY BICYCLE; CHEAP.

I* 276 E. St. Clair. - ,

VGR SALE-MaNO AND OTHER FURNrI 4 tors. .26 W, Merrill st. V'CR HAi-K-KURHORN TOBACCO AT ALB

F groccne-*, 5 and^lO cents.

>R HALE—FRCIT AND CONFECTIONERY

V'OR KALE-PONY CARTS, PHAETONS. a surreys, old and new; bargain*, as E. Mar-

L>OR MA LE—A FIN E-STY LedTaMILY r horse, bay, six years. Address G 20, News office. TT’OR SALE—31 VINTON ST.; T5Vu uooD T phaeton* and top business buggy. $28 each.

Bargains.

YJ >tt HALE-DONT BUY slrreyh.fhaeJ: tons or buggies until you see Sehofteld, a i-. Market. t^or salk-shaVingh and horse BRDJT dl* — — - —

FA ItMK KM—

r ding at Henry Coburn’s planing mill; cheap.

Telephone 612.

VOK SALE-PINE hAMN KMs FREE WITH a each vehicle puschased at 63 H. Peunsylvanta st..opposite McEormlCtc Building.

prime new; reasocame; rep Robbins A Co.. 32 E. Georgia st.

A PKANGE,

maaufacturera of carriages and baggies;

HH I ■ ice.

Washington st.

L'OR BALE - SCUWEIKlE JC macutecturers of carriages

spring trucks of all kinds a specialty: repairing and re-painting done on short notice. 4M is.

I buggies; repairing

stand. 63 Masaacnutetisave. 17011 HALE-NOTltiE tO X Grain sacks. Bryce’s baksry.

LOR BAO£^FTANbrFliWI -UKAMH ORDER a and a bargain. M Mtaervast. V6R RaXE- NK «^CXH1TTX)hY1S; "W !L'l

r sail for $3^60. 213 Buchanan st.

V70H SAlE-FI N EllPfilG HT PI AN01 alr most new. Booth west corner Wright and E.

Morris.

I70R 8 A LE—K A M BLUR SA#*fYBK WOLE; V In-excellent condition; price reasonable.

92 K. Market.

fOB SALE- BOARD1NU-HOUHB; CENX trolly located; nicely furnished. AddressT

ffi.News office.

TJOK SALE-AFiKJfAOtlS ANft EYir glasses filled scientifically at Optician

Lando’s.m E. Market. Y7OR HAL E-FKESCfiiWlONH r all kinds of leDsesgroand to

I Ando, S3 E. Market st-

T7OR 8AH-A FINE HtoCK OF GROCERX les and fixtures, with a wsll-establisbad bosl-

ness. 200 E. Washington st

T70B SALE-PIIINYiNu 6# EVERY DEx serlption ft Indianapolis Printing Company. 39 Virginia ave. Telephone 1280. HALi!-100.000 Feet of cHeap

90S, inly ol a n y^svaTl able* s^uri tyT *****" loney to pay rentfoney to increase business, Money to pay taxes, Money to psfy debts. Money for private purpose*. Money for any purpose whatsoever at lowest rates, tbs earns day, then oil at tao K. OhioetT* TOANS—MONEY ONFffRNmiEE, FIANOfi, horses, wagons, office,'*tor's fixturssand all kind* of psrsoual property. Tn"sums to seit, without removal. In the qu(ok*st"pdostbte time and as the lowest possible rat'esT also on watches and diamonds. You can pay"tt bsofc la wsekiy or monthly InstallmentsT'end each small payment reduce* th# corn of oarryiig th* halanea. Van* ness strl^fiy confidentTaV." W. a Hiatts. 1 Ingalls Seek, soutbw'ssTserasgs* Washlngtea aod Pennsylvania stessts." J^OANd-

/-?■ •

boards and frame stuff at

> • V.u, ...... TB. ww money, but I have no use for them; two or three second-band b.icries, cheap; also, cart, high wheela. $3a *7 8. Pennsylvania st.

CUM BA La OR a BADE-

F°.

FH*

R HALE O* TRADE-GOLD HORBEtimer watch. SS H. Pennsylvania ave.

l/x» trade — k0^ _ bought, sold and traded. Grocers’ Exchange.

64 Vance Block.

THOB HALE ORTSaDE—FARMS. VACANT X acres. bUKks. houses and leu. MmltbtkCo.,

IS W. Washington. _ * JU hale or trade-nick, clean

„ stock of groceries. Ballsy A Bsliey. MM K»

Washington **., room 2,

OF

Osrtcr A loo’s

mill, W. Washington st. and Belt rail road.

Jr aebs are ft&eeoilT cured by uefaa OvroeDtlcA* ) eilghL For sals ‘by Farmer, Sates House ITOR hTle^Sakery AiiD uunFectioSX cry. soda fountain and ice-cream parlor; established trade;good location. Address Y 17, careNews. Y70R SAI.E^CCPPEBMTNXiWN EHffFfiav r pect 10 America; »t38j»C. Another for $3.. 000. Immense fortuass in these. C. G. Barnd, P^Mli^SvEi^uKEDrNr/WT^^— X time to buy. Ws will exchange with yet ray you cash for 1 We will buy th you somethiag 1

from MO upward, then

_ ana grocery. A rare chance to make money.

Grocers' Exchange, 54 Vance Block.

170K S aLK ortkade-1»icE, CL RAN

r

F^steek rf^troeertes. fixtures*and 1 meat marine MB*-Imontavk. West 1 udianaiKHis. F. U. Hill. T7OR S A LE tik, TRA DK—DRUG s l OCK FOE X grocery etock or a good lot in a desirable location. No. 139 River ave.. Weet ludianapolte Walter Rogers. I X-'OB MAUEOk tfeAl»*“|M fTBLlBffED X wholesale notion business, doing a good and