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THE DTDIANAPOtlS NEWS, MONDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1892.

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of man;

~ of Pra. ^mtth Not laft»ill- - Kradjr'o

prfswhed on herat the Second l*mby-

T Mid, in part;

it butb -de«. aic aincer* in their I poain ua It m not n^ht tor ua the integrity of the proeecut.on. ; that the tmiwart* of their UUb are

nu that the church ia being

by a <Ai«* and i-erverted theoi-

* aay nothiBs touching the My purpv^e is to bring two or Utree :uggesttoiw

ftom these heresy trials that

our church. And first some remarks against in general. In the first

r nnbibLcol. There are no hercwithin the limits of the word of *'“■ •**•*-“‘i-fraiw t« pant cate; he did

nee men because o^the r

__ -auons nor for the purpose of t a l;h heresy, hut tor the purpose them from their sins, and that irimary and fundamental object

and •tery creed—the salvation

_ sin. Christ was always tolerant, eye upon the heart and conscience accented deeds; he accented the it of God. ’ He never bewildered

subtle questions of theology, are all broad and gener-

■^^dfrting-

humanity and fargeness.

.jitions are the fatherhood of herhood of man and the eternal »human race. Within the limits

of the New Testament one bears of no man being charged with heresy,no man being expelled ’kom the church tor teaching truth that was

iy, bee i was a pollution and defilement , hot nowhere do we read of men flout the apostolic church on i of election, or inspiration, or

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brand men with tie stigma of heresy,

this church believes in an immutable dogma. And it not only believes ia an immutable dogma, but it believes in an infallible interpreter of dogma: it believes In an Infallible

' of the living God. Hence, with able dogma, and an infallible

vioe-gerent HH8 an Immutable dogma, ■

organ interpreting that dogma, it is logi-

cal for this church to draw

this

to this

Bnt tSmto

church

priest or that

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lines, to

priest, “To

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this point you may go, but no further, this, is ptecitely the opposite of Piottissn. The Protestant church had Its

root in the idea of the fallibility of man, and

right of thought unspeakable pri Protestant Chur

ndividual Christi .

•ht within certain bounds. This vflkge of thought within the

the blood,

urch

nud

nas been consecrated by suflMag, and _ mart:

mppmma. „ .., ■ - ... tyrdom' of thousands upon thousands of the HUMt and royalest spirits of the Kingdom of the Nazarer.e. Vo say to a man “Yon must think as the fathers thought

jot

ntique creed;” this, I say, is »privilege bought at so great re of private imerpretauen. berty of mind. It dishonors

PSHp id it undoes by ignominious ition and presbyterial lying the great noble work flat baa been done by the

iravcst horoes of the church.

Heresy and Protestantism don’t go well to-

perseeu and nol bravest

gather; t hey are Incompatible. Heresy means intellectual growth; protestantism, liberty. Heresy means a rigid system; Protestantism means * plastic system. Heresy means an infallible interpreter; Protestantism means a fallible interpreter, and we should at least bo

true to our colors.

More than this, heresy trials are not only unbiblical and against the spirit of Protestamism; they are also Inconclusive. Suppose that the Presbytery votes down Dr. Smith or Dr. Briggs? Sttppose tbat by a majority of thirty to

e tbat by a majority of thirty t aey conclude that Dr. Smith ; he is disloyal to the Confessio

he Is disloyal to the Confession

ui i iMwi, .h<»v he has been untrue to the teachings of the Presbyterian fathers? Suppose, in the course of a tew weeks, a decision should be reached in regard to Dr. Briggs, and that by a majority offtfty fjjn ’ B

BKS

elusive* in the»< conclusive iu proved the

sit ion Does '

ppose out reason and vote down the at then? Is theie anything conese determinations? Anything their votes? Have you orthodoxy of a propo-

by a bare majority of votes?

twen

right

forty men prove

wrong? Surety not. ror we snow the history of majorities too well to have any faith in them. We know that majoi ities are sadly deficient in the quality of light, and we also know that they are sadly deficient in the qual-

Telephone «R4.

“wi^Tdo great wrong

t great injury to

year attentiontoadei . .JidpHno, It is a painutterly imposrlble for any

WlllpHAt, IklitBCTORS.

Free ambulance. ___

f^iiSSS^T * HILLSB.

% m • * v/Aw « i 187 Indiana ave.

Telephone 1073.

BOCHETY AMD CI.tTB MEETIMOS.

I .injufltc# and only injustice, for and jury one. The men who ha\

works

jadagi cuted Dr.

r it makes

tvociicrv— FIDELITY LODOE, NO. 327, D. OF © B, I. O. O..F., will elect three trustees Monday

Jury one. The men who have prose- evening. December 3A1HW.

st^m^Tleme^wilo ar^proIecuJ: | »LLA C. ^

j n y atfaiust him. The men wno are proaaciit- i KLLA C, HKLLKH, Recording ing Dr Brigge will also have th ® P T 'J Ue K*„ 0 / Ooctktv - XAHOSlO-SFEClAL MEETING liie "assumption that bot^ oftticseleadera are fMcaiSyTTvw^’TiM efttSt^Worlt thfoS

■e that another propoeition L not. For we know the histor'

ill to h majoi i of ligl

HHRHHHHHHhiF dimHHRHHHH ity of sweetness. The story of majorities is a ttory disastrous to their credibiilty. They

tave invariably been in the wrong.

Put you say that the majority in the councils of the church are intelligent majorities; that they are majorities of wise man; but that is not always true, forthd majorities within the church have been just as narrow and just aa tyrannical tm the majorities without t e church. It ia majorities not of mobs but of hisbopa and priests that have persecuted in every age. This is not the majority of the populace, but the majority of titled lords and mitred bishops who have used most effectively

thescourge. Majorities prove nothing.

There is another suggestion tbat comes out of these trials to ua, which is that the criterion of orthodoxy within ft* Presbyterian

church is imperfect and therefore likely to bo uniust. During the trial of Dr. Smith and Dr. Briggs the constant question has been as to

rtant question has been as to

the conformity of their teaching with the confession of liLth. Never has the question been asked, “Is wits teaching of Dr. Smith true?” “Is this beaching ot Dr. Briggs conformable with tact?" But always this other question, “Do their teachings conform with the comesslon of faith?” Tne confession of faith has

The Rev. My. Brady's Lecture.

In his lecture on “Variations of Religion,” delivered at St. Joseph’s Hall last evening, the Rev. Eugene J. Brady,.S. J., of St. Xavier’s College, Cincinnati, quoted from the United States census statistics of 1850, 1880,1870, and such of the religious statistics as have been published from that of 1890. The population of this country has increased in the forty years from the first named to the last, 171 per cent. Religion, he said, ought to keep pace in its growth with tne population. The various census returns give the number of scats at the command of each denomination, and from that he figured- the percentage of growth, using the 1?*~ per cent, of population as the standard. They were as follow: The Lutherans, in forty years, 302 per cent; the Presbyterians, 102; the Baptists, 98, nnd from that dawn all through the Protestant denominations Ho the Quakers, which made the poorest showing of all. He said that the Catholic church had always been one that had been abused and condemned; that its policies and principles seemed foreign to the selfindulgency of this country, and that it would have been no more than could have been expected had it taken part in the general decadence of religion. He said he pointed with pride to the fact that within the past forty years it had grown to exceed itself in 1850 just 414 per cent. Ho also quoted statistics as to membership, edifice*, work done and attendance. and in each the Catholic church excelled. He accused Protestant ministers of slothfulness, and said that most any one would become one of them if the salary offered were large enough. He decried the architecture of Protestant churches, and said that they were bnilt to create a fraudulent impression, as their religion did, in that they were enormous hi size, but so cut up with lecture-rooms and Sunday-school rooms and prayer-meeting rooms that their real

seating capacity was .small.

The Rev, Mr. Carstense* On Temperance. The Rev. G. A. Carstensen, of St. Paul's church, in bis sermon last night,.took the grounds that a man had a right to drink if he desired, but that it was much nobler to abstain from liquor. He said that physicians had observed that seven-tenths of disease in hospitals could be traced to the ef-

alcoh'

fects of

toL The use of alcohol, he

Y*IM*IV»UU V» viAwj uxov sxsvx^avtv v/* jr rutit’SLfctlUism. Now,,no man who has any appreciation of system would io* a moment question the grandeur and dignity and the Superb in-

{eUectuol Cohesion of' the Westminster coni*ssion of taith. But all this is not absolute and infallible. There is only one church that has the right to maintain immortality in reto it* confession and infallibility in retd its interpreter. The man who bes in th*Infallibility if the human intelct is, without knowing it, a Roman Catholic, id If he will go over to the Church of Rome we must all honor him, became then he shall he la.thful and loyal to his treed. I honor the Reman Catholic who believes in the UtaUibmty of the Pope, and

" Oman Catholic who

1 honor the Rot

believes in the fmmutability of his dogma, but I can’t honor a Protestant who believes in the immutability of his creed, and 1 can’t honor a Protestant who believes In any infallible inter-

ol We creed, for the spirit of Protc t- , spirit of liberty, and its cardinal fright of private judgment. It the ~ ol faith is not iniaUiole, at least its

truth is permanent, and there is no doubt about that. It deals with permanent truths;!

roteatant

preur

.autism it a word is the i ifenkut

; with the^overei^nty^oi tiod, and that Wne^o** 1 election, and C that, too, d °hi • permanent truth. It deals with the U^“ , l ™E ,r *ud'..£ d .n;'-r'4»rr, cterna life and eternal death, and both of these are i.ei mxnent, too. But it is great mistake to think that a permanent truth menus a stagnant ednfession of faith. A thing may be wermanent and yet move. Have the truths !,, fess-cV’-JKSf ‘h-SKi

Save not changed, is absolute, but

It is man that has I a changing man at least means ith. Therefore, I nay a man in the nineg to the system of century; for during centuries there has been a , a progression of the '*■ :ahh due to the

ect and con-

; oi these preste&nd us in l us in

Bishop Chatard On “Symbolism.” Bishop Chatard delivered his last lecture on “Symbolism of the Catholie Church,” the Church of S3, devoted much attention to the symbols and inscriptions on the sarcophagi of Christian martyrs,. Tried To “Clean Out” a ftaloon. Andy Reinhart, bartender at Jack Christian’s saloon on Kentucky avenue, was arrested Saturday night for assault and battery on his employer. Christian says tbat , Reinhart came to the saloon, announcing that he would clean the place out and began by giving Christian a olac *' eye. Others became involved in the ..ielee and the police were summoned. Officers fiehcigvrt and Kruger were investigating the case when Reinhart returned and .resumed “cleaning out.” He, with F. W. Brude, Ben Lackey and Jake Scial were arrested. They will be'tried Friday. Last Night’s Robberies. The grocery of William Shafer, at Ray and Meridian streets, was entered by thieves last night who took $3 in money and some tobacco and cigars. Room 21 in the Cleaveland Block was rohbed by thieves, who secured entrance over the transom, of a small amount of money. ~ Women Who Work. Ninety-four women have sent some of their own handiwork to the Woman’s Exchange to be sold. The exchange, at 20}i East Washington street, is organized to help women who try to help themselves.

ti< eee Thunulay ev»nl change (be meeting nli M. K. WATTS, Secretary.

and will nary actor.

MASONIC - ANCIENT

LANDSpeclal

gOCIXTY

Work first degree. ,

THOS. C. RUTLEDGE. W. M.

WILLIS R. MINER, Secretary.

marks Lodge, No. 319, F. and A. M. meeting this (Monday) evening at 7:30 o’clock.

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QOCIKTY—MASONIC—MYSTIC TIE LODGE, O No. 398, F. and A. M. Special meeting In Masonic Temple at 6 o’clock tWs evening for work In the first degree. Visiting brethren will he cordially welcomed. C. P. LESH, W. M. WILLIS D. ENGLE, Secretary.

ELATION

K. of P..'bn Monday evening, DK-embor 26, ist*2, and work In the third rank December 19. HARVY SOUTH. C. CL Attest: WM. 8. GORDON, K. of R. and S.

CociKTr - STAR LODGE, NO. 7, K. OF P., 0 will confer the second rank on Tuesday evening, December 19. Nomination of officers for en- ‘ ' be due

order of

lodge. " JOHN W. HOLTZMAN, Ck C. F. A. BLANCHARD K. of R. and S.

You maj say that these men are honeat and sincere, and that they will be ju,t according io their light, Yes; tiat is quite true. They are sincere no doubt, and they are honest, but then their sincerity may be a narrow sincerity and their honesty may V a narrow honesty, and you know a narrow sincerity is oftentimes as prejudicial as an insincerity, and a narrow honesty is oftentimes as baneful in its conseq, The8utn ofldMJbat*!’ have said ia this, that the Presbvterian church should be tolerant: that it should be gentle with its teachers; that it should give scope to the intellects and the consciences of the men who are laying down God’s law for the redemption of the world from its sufferings and sins. The church can make nothing by anathemas; the chnrcn can make nothing by persecution; the church can make nothing by the dominion of an iron hand. Persecution and anathema and the iron hand have in every age been a failure; in every age they have done wrong to the church; in every age they have been disloyal to the Son of Goa, whereas liberty has always been

His ally and HU triend.

The church has tried to crush, in times gone by, ^reat intellects, and great and noble Let us believe that Dr.Br;g<sandDr. Smith, and all men like them, are >o j honest to be hypocrites, too sincere to be knaves; that if they are in the Presbyterian church it is because they believe in the Pie byterian church, and ti ere let us leave their destiny, their orthodoxy and their teaching to their own consciences and to their God. Heresy trials amount to nothing good. If they ic juit they only give latitude to every ave.ant aud whimsical individual, and the air shall become tumultuous with the idiosyncrasies and caorices of disordered minds. Every crank then should speak his own gospel, every absurdity should then become appended to a creed. On the other hand, if they convict; they do not prove the defendant to be wrong; they do not prove that the dogma he haktaught is false and unfaithful to the word of God, for majorities can never prove the truth: they can not strike out an infallible, unerring light. Conv.'ction does not mean truth vindicated and established. What it does mean is a deluge of hy; crisy, deceit and hirelingism within the churcn. For then men will not have the manhood to speak out their convictions, and they will seal their lips with lies and sell their consciences for P 8o? if we can not have infallible dogma, let us, In the name of God, at least have honesty, at least have a conscience pure and uncleflled, and to this end we must have liberty—liberty to think within the limits of conscience and

within the boundaries of truth.

Cociwr-K. OF P.-AHION LODGE, NO. 254, k7 Hanghville. Notice of election of trustees, election at the regular meeting, Monday, December 26,1892. One trustee for the term of three years. On Monday special business. Nomination

M. H. HARMON. K. of R. and B.

cers, and also three trustees,

with a fifty-cent i

All are i

It is also due night,

assessment and work in the

requested to be present.

SAMUEL ANDERSON, N. G. H. C. OSBORNE, Per. Secretary.

degrees.

Qocikty KNIGHTS

O bees. Indiana

OF THE MACCA-

. spoils Tent, No. 30, will meet in regular review Wednesday evening, December 2*1, at 7:30. Election of officers for ensulhg term.

AU Knight,

4 Sir Knight C ommanding. JOSEPH HOT, Finance Keener.

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TO LET-ROOMS.

rj-o Lkt

street.

FURNISHED ROOMS. 124 E. OHIO

f|'o Lkt-UNFURNISHED ROOMS.

X Ohio st.

31 W.

rro Lkt-NICELY FURNISHED ROOM.

1 N. Illinois.

rpo Lkt-UNFURNISHED ROOM; CHEAP.

X 138 E. North st.

rjpo LKT

-FURNISHED FRONT ROOMS. 154

N. New Jersey st.

rrio Lkt—ONE FURNISHED FRONT ROOM.

85 Ft. Wayne aT*.MlflMWWB^flPM|lP FOUR ROOMS UPSTAIRS, WITH

rpo LET

X gas. 76 Kentucky ave.

nno Let—ROOMS. FURNISHED, $1.25, *1.50 X week. 170 E. Vermont. rpo Lkt-FURNISHED AND UNFURNISHED X rooms. 71% N. Illinois.

rpo Lux-NICELY FURNISHED ROOM,

I with gas. 143 E. Merrill.

rpo LKT—FURNISHED, FRONT ALCOVE

X room; board. 122 E. Ohio.

rpo LET-RENT AND BOARDING SIGNS 5

1 cents each. II Vance Block.

rpo Lsr—NIC X hodsekeepl

NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS FOB

Ing. 325 N. Noble.

rpo LKT-PLEASANT. FURNISHED ROOMS

X for gentlemen. 355 N. Illinois.

rpo Let - HANDSOMELY FURNISHED

X room, with board. 88 W. Ohio.

rpo LKT-DESIRABLE SUITE ROOMS; MOD-

X em conveniences. 220 N. Illinois.

rpo Let - FURNISHED ROOMS, S^lTE;

X light housekeeping. 298 E. North.

~~ Let—SUITE NICELY FURNISHED

rooms, with board. 130 Broadway.

rpo X n

rpo Let-220 N. DELAWARE ST. FUKX nlshed rooms: board; modern eonvenlences.

rpo Lkt-THBEE SUIT® OF ROOMS NEWLY 1 furnished. PALACE HOTEL, 107% S. Illi-

nois st.

t RONT

£161 N. New

ROOM,

LifT - FURNISHED ROOMS. VERY cheap. 72tk K. Washington at Photograph

rpo Lkt - FURNISHED *R< X , light housekeeping; gas; bath. J eiaey. ’

rro X <

gallery. rpo Let-THRKE PLEASANT, U-NFUR-X nlshed rooms for light housekeeping; cheap. 84 Vine st.

, POBtOL

st., room 12.

et — 8LEEPINO-RU office. H. D. PIERCI

rpo LKT-SECOND AND THIRD FLOORS, H2 X 8. Pennsylvania st., with office if required. J.M. PAVER A CHI. rpo LETr-LAKGE DOUBLE PARLORS, UNX furnished; east, south and west windows.

258 N. Pennsylvania st.

rt'o Let—NICELY FURNISHED ROOM FOR x gentleman; tward and hath; also a few day

boarders. 272 N. Meridian.

nno Lkt-A BEAUTIFULLY FUR2*I«^ki) X Hm-fioor room; also, rooms for young men; good beard. 143 N. Alabbma. ' rpo - Lkt — FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH X board; house newly papered and furnished; desirable accommodations; private family. 814

N. Alabama st.

TO UST-HOUSOCS.

rpo Lkt—LIST. 10 CIRCLE. rpo Let - GET USX- ALEX METZGER.

fo Lkt-SEE list. c. e. COFFIN a CO.

rpo Lkt—SEE LIST AT HADLEY A FAY’S. I 68 E. Market.

rpo Let—FIRST FLOOR.

X sey. Six rooms.

384 N. NEW Jlht-

rPo LKT-FIVE-ROOM COTTAGE; GAS. IN-

X quire 478 E. Market st.

rpo Lkt-HOUSES IN ALL PARTS OF THE

1 city. C. F. BAYLKS.

rpo DKT-SEE LIST. 94 E. MARKET ST.

X OEO. W. PANGBORN A CO.

rpq Lkt—SEE LIST AT 96 K. MARKET, l ground floor. OREOOBY A APPEL. r po Let—407 w. MICHIGAN, FIVK-UUOM

ton.

let-407 W. MICHIGAN, house, *10. SMITH A CO., & W. Wasbtng-

rpo LET IF YOU HA VK PRO PERRY TO SELL X or rent sec SMITH A BUTLER, 10 Vance Block

' I ‘ O tiHT—U

X wall and cistern.

HOUSE FIVE ROOMS, GAS, Call 29% N. Pennsylvania,

room 11, rpo LKT—FIVE-ROOM COTTAGE. 84 MARYX land, near Illinois; gas. E. GASTON, 43

Kentucky ave.

rpo Let,—333 BELLKFONTA1XE ST., SIX X rooms and bath; *16.06 per month. BICHABD8QN A MoCBRA. 79 E. Market st.

DIKt).

D-Pm

ridtaa at., at 1 p. m.,

MKRL—LIUe M., youngest daughter of Nicholas and Anna Marl, at their residence. 541 E. Market st. Funeral from St. Mao ’s church at 8:30 Tuesday morning. Friends Invited. KIMBLE—William H. Kimble died at residence. 378 W. Second st., December 18. 6:46 p. n>., aged thirty-seven years four months. Funeral from residence, Tuesday, 20, at 2 n. m. Private to friends of family.

^ In Memorium.

wl " a "

Whereas. It haa nktaaed an all-wise Providence to take from us o3r stater, Mr*. Maggie Miller, a co-worker ever since the organization of our Ladles’ AM Society, of Trinity M. E. church; Resolved. That whltat we deplore her loss, we will bow in ham We submission to the will of Him who doeth all things well. Resolved, That we feel that It l« not only a pleasure, but * dutyb ub l!5]f re ? our ‘ the white-robed

the catholic cemetery, at his home, on

I p. m., December 1®, 1892.

lour heartfelt

| That mm the record

it sympathy. d°afour L?A.

her mother and

■ resolutions be

A. 8„ and a copy Afoixa News andSen-

them.

,J. JENNINGS, . h. vomits, - DAV *

rpo ■■■QH X and gases; complete: rear ft Ruckle; keys next door. STEWART, Hubbard Block. rpo I.kt-N’EW SIX-ROOM COTTAGE; NATX ural gaa, etc.; corner Newman and Stoughton »U.;*ia. GROVER A SEQUIN. 32 E. Market. rpo Lit—JOIN THE NEW YEAR SAVING X and Loan. Eleventh series. No back dues. SOW.-W. ** ‘ - - —

retary.

WANTED HELP - WOMEN - GIRDS. -yyaSTSfo-GUOD GIRT- 161 BATES HT. \iT7vt i ir _ D'lN ISG-ROOM HI KIM AT 60 N. rv Delaware. WaNTEU-GERMAN GIRL; NO WASH I NO. >t 147 N. New .letaey, YVantkd-GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUHE

V? work. 224 Park ave.

Yr'AKTKn GOOD GIRL; W 524 N. West st.

GOOD WAGKH

lifxKl’Kn-fVlRL FOR OEM URAL HOUSE- ? v work. 10 K. Seventh st. VirANTEP-GIRL FOR GENERAL HOU8E-

V? work. 373 N. Alabama.

■ GENERAL HOUSE-

Ihla ware M.

\\ r ASTEP—GIRL KOlt

v> work. «I3 N. Dels? ed— WHITE OfRL. FAMILY THREE!

rk light. 738 N. UUnota.

\V AHT »* wort

\ir aktko-EXPERIENCED ? * good wages. 237 N. Delaware.

NURSE

GIRL;

wawted-A

v» without children.

GOOD GIRL IN FAMILY

278 Broadway.'

\I’ anted—GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSBv> wort. Inquire at 249 N. Alabama.

TTFakted-A YOUNG WHITE GIRL FOB

»» light housework. ~~

164 N. Alabama.

YITanted—GOOD GIRL, HOUSEWORK; NO t* wash! ng required. 415 N. Meridian st. Till anted—GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSK- * » work: good wages. 906 N. New Jersey »t.

TI T amtkp — GIRL AS WORKING HOU8E- » v keeper; family of two. 401 N. Delaware. Tr AXTii-A GOOD SECOND GIRL. APPLY V? at om*. MRS. TANNER. 250 N. Tennessee.

•nr ANTED-WHITE GIRL FOR HOUSEB1 g WOrl11 ^ no wasUin8 ^ H®®™ 8® Empire

XITanted—GOOD GIRL TO COOK AND DO ? ? housework; no washing. 57 and 59 N. 1111-

noia st.

Wanted-WOMEN IN NEED OF MEDICAL V? advice to consult Dr. Hamilton free. 25 W. Ohio st.

V|7 anted—AN EXPERIENCED WOMAN tv for general housework; no washing. 243 Central ave.

\I7'anted—GOOD BINDERY GIRLS; MUST Tv be experienced blank-book sewer*. LEVEY BROS. * CO.

W^^D-FEATHEBS RENOVATED. TV bought and sold. 116 Massachusetts ave.

B. F. DU BOIS.

Ranted-YOUNG GIRLTO ASSIST HOUSE-

mikTaSarnaT *° ° me ^

light.

TTL r anted—MAN AND WIFE (COLORED), TT without children, for born and housework. W. A. KETCH AM, Mapteton.

TO TRAVEL; SALARY,

Call or ad-

TirANTED-LADY

TT *30 per month and ex dress room 32 Thorpe Block.

Yir ANTED-WOMAN FOR GENERAL H0U8ETT work: small family; reference. 6 Eden Place, north side Roberts Park church.

YIf anted—A SEWING GIRL AT THE ALTT len county asylum: one who can cut and fit. Address ^JOHN WILKINSON, superintendent,

AN^

\\T ANTED—THE TT short-hand s

vator for day and night siudenta

HEEB A OSBORN.

BEST BUSINESS

shuri-hand school, When Building.

Teieph

Kle-

ne 499.

TUTE. Lorraine Building.

WISE

LARGE NUMBER OF GOOD, young lady amateurs for small d dance people of all kinds for the ng companies. Call. PROFESSOR W. Ohio st.

\l| ( r anted—LADIES AND GIRLS TO DOOUR T T new work for us at home; *3 to *8 per week

Mass.

PRAC-

i’asblngton, room 5. J. H. SMITH, sec-

rpo LKT - LEHMAN'S X pany, piano and furniture

arf-Ht

city. Telephone 502. Office' 19 •iw«« s t! lW<U ®"** W wopiw *‘

Vito LET-SEVEN ROOMS; BOTH GASES; 1 bath-room; hard and soft water. 28 Christian ave.; *25. Call or addreee J. W. HADLEY,

160 Park av-

rito Lkt-TWO-STORY BRICK HOUHE, SIX x rooms, large cellar, pantry, oummer kitchen, hydrant and cistern. No. 90 Benton st. Apply ml 94 Highland ave. qto Lkt—E. WASHINGTON 8T., OPPOSITE X Englewood, ten-room bouse and two acre* of ground; very cheap to yearly tenant. GEO. W. PANGBOBN A Ct5.,94 K. Market st.

fT»o LKT—ONE NEW’ DWELLING, SEVEN X rooms, with all modern conveniences, bath, city water, both gases, cement Walks; down town; North Side. Call at W. M. HAAG’S pharmacy,

82 Massachusetts avenue.

rito Let—127 HOME AVE., 8 ROOMS, X natural gas; all conveniences *32 50 318 Parke ave., 10 rooms., natural gas; aU conveniences 83 33 331 Wash!ngton st., 8 rooms, natural gas 2A 00 22 Blackford st.,8 rooms, natural gas. 10 00 MlisgiM; I ' " IO 00

0 oo

;t2 Cincinnati st.. 4 rooms,nac

oms, es ^ »s, natural gas, each at ural gas

142-0-8 Newman, 4 rooms, each..

30.34 Miley av., 4 room:

34 V S. East. 5 rooms, natural gas.

14 Highwater,4 room*.

■fX45!s=5Hs«== i5<z

8 00 12 50

. o 00

STORE-ROOMS.

Indiana ave.. natural gas 15 00 .Tennessee st., natural gas. 10 00 Delaware, natural gas ... 2ft 00 ne suites and single rooms 4n first-clasa

it bouses.

also write first-class fire insurance In best at lowret rates. POWELL A HAECKEL, ^

W tlcal bookkeeper, shorthand and typewriter. A permanent place 1 to right party, cottuueneing the first of the year. About six hours work each

Must be cheap. Address X

test of the yi

day State wagt

wages.

'\I r anted—GIRLS, BUY YOUR CLOAK AND TT dress goods from us; we sell on payments give big discounts to prompt paying custo1; call and examine goods and leant our new . UNITED STATES SUPPLY COMPANY 1 ,

|i0 N. Pennsylvania st.

and

mere plan.

school, where

the entire art of di

designing, tacking, finishing, producing without guese w« teach you to cut and make ey

■n. We c

■ you to cu by women and t

Nit.

children.

e cut ■ ^

measurement. Respectfully, EMMA EDWARDS, 103 S. East st., half square north of 200 Virginia

ave. Take Virginia ave. car.

J rapi ng, “ We

worn Inch

WANTED HE1 P—MEN—BOYS. -^O^D^W^BABBERsToSLoSEDr^

Wantkd-LODGINOS AND MEALS. 10c VT 2«i0 W. Market ut. — , Wantkd^MAN AND WIFE; HOUSE AND TT farm work; good pay. 75^ E. Washington. Wanted—A GOOD WOOD-WORKER. G. W. V V MILLER A CO.. 80,and 88 E. New Yorkst.

■W/*anted—THREE YOVNG MEN; STEADY, V T Ught employment. Room 11 2^ W. Wash-

ington.

W’' ANTIl ®- w EAK OR DISEASED Sen TO _TT consult Dr. Hamilton and teara; free. 26

W. Ohio st.

WAlrtKD-TO BUY BUILDING ASSOCIA-

TV tlon shares. *GEO. M. POE, 1

galls Block,

POE, room 24 In-

YJkf anted—MEN—GOOD CHANCE FOR ENTT ergetie man. CaU No. 00 E. Market, room 19, before 5 p. m.

antkd—FEW GOOD OIL RUBBERS AND IlhuselTtate Bank. ^

- SHORTHAND'

? T f£

W a -' ,ted

v v with some knowledge of daily engines. Address M 16, New*.

W«SSiSrai?®p» NURSERY COMPANY, Geneva, », Y,

Wanted-MEX WA TT expenses; permanent BROWN BROS. COMPAN

NfKDT* lent pMee ’ANY, Nt (LEAN

- AND

; apply at once Nurserymen, Chl-

\\r a^tru - GOOD CLEAN MAN TO DO T T bores In milk dairy; *8 per month, board and washing* Owner Madison ave. and Pleasant

oflBee business. This will bear investigation. Address W 16, News.

W A * !Tl;I> '-' rHE BEST BUSINESS AND TV shorthand school. When Building. Elevator hkSVo&oE “*• ’W?...KII - TEN EXPERIENCED CARVv builders to work on new stock cars; p ete work. INDIANA CAR AND FOUNDRY COMPANY,Block Yards. 'Wf ANTiP —TO LOAN MONEY ON FURNITT ture. pianos, horset, etc., without removal; also on watches and diamonds. GEORGE M. POE, room 24 Ingalls Block. Waivteo-YOU TO KNOW THAT THE »T stenographic Institute seettres ixmltion* for Its graduates. Our students are holding the beet places. Send stamp for circular*. D. W. HARTER, Manager. \XT antkd—IT JUST FITS THE POCKET. * T jot To tea rapid seller; big monev for agents; patState

extra Urge page*. Profusely Illustrated, xve.a.i only *1.50. Forty thousand agents wanted; bonanxa for workers: books on credit; best terms. Outfit and Instruction* mailed free on application. Address OIXtBE BIBLE PUBLISHING COMp "' o,aM

Retail

WASTED—SITUATIONS.

GlTCATlOSf

U* midti

I ■S5£^Sr^%

wlv

TO WORK; Call 10 Indiana.

A8 HOUSEKEEPER XI aud 73 N. Det-

GrrcATiox Wantbi)—WASHING ON MONO day and Tuesday, by white woman. Address \ 10, care News.

glTUATtox WXsttkd—BY FIRST-CLASS 8TA-

ence. Ad^r ~

fresa D15, News.

ClTPATlOX WaKTISB - AS O will work for *3 and Address Cl 16. New* office.

will work for *3 and board.

WANTED - MISCELL ANEOUS.

Ottpatiok Wanted—BY A GOOD, SOBER C colored man, to do housework or as store

reference. At 402 Blackford st. G.

Citi ation Wanted—BY PRACTICAL, MIDC? dle-nged man. In some wholesale house or manufacturing business; can make himself useful at anything; reference. Address P 16, New*.

OrrrATtov O Bsnbern Illinois and

Wantrd—BY DRUOtUHT, IN central Indiana; registered In

.niiiuilon; re*Hon-

Illinois aud Michigan by eiamiualbm: reasoi able salary. Address J. W. B., Hillslale, Mkh.

■ HOUSE MINERAL tin. 25 cents.

Tl T AWt»» — BOARDKRM. DAY OR WEEK. \\ TA jvkw—washing and ironing by

VT the .lay. VC W. Vermont.

™ - Dot*

207 w. Vermont.

WATCH

DOG; BULL

\V anted a - : 8

TT preferred. Xfidreta T 16. Newa.

\V -CON8UM ERST* AS TjB UST STOCK. TT NEWTON TODD, 7 Ingalls Block.

FOR SALE HEAL ESTATE.

•pKAfi

K,*i At g MILLS A

Block.

YOHN

****—

^ j FOR SALE—I

Kspa

Kstatk^SIX PER cixfi MONEV

FROPERTYl irAiLKINDR

W AN T»fo -4 % 1N8U ME R8’GAS TRUMT STOCK. D. fi. WILES. 4«>. i N. Pennsylvania.

anted—*A FUR FULL SET TEETH. TT tracted without pain at KARHABT A

r» e*F y>TATK-p. j. MWAjusnrTwh nTmFeXV ridian at-, ha* bargatu* in city residences and

Marion county farm*.

TJkai. Bstatw-WANT OFFER FOR XU tiak Hill lots: Ingram st. - * —

will go cheap. C. F. HA YIJ3S.

g%m two

M. and Ludlow lane;

LIGHTNING,

A\ t ant*d - HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR TT furniture, carpeta, etc 139 W. Washing-

ton st

Estate FIRE,

HORSES WINTERED *6 PER SANFORD PLUMMER, Mooree-

\\anted v V month.

TUantkd—TO BUY A GOOD SECOND-HAND ” dpntly cooking steel range. Address 8 IS,

care News.

T>ka:

XV Mon*, gas exp HADLEf IFAY,

expiorion

vnr

Insurance.

yon Sad*-SAFETY. poaSAl.F-BASK-T

FSS^V> P

four 1 mi Salk -I nice trade. A

on Salk ' ■! good baslitam.

T?or Sai.k—SECOND - i

X piano. Inquire 1

W antkd - A NEW OR SECOND - HAND TT hoist or elevator one-story lift 749 E. Washington st

Wantkd-TO FLACK YOUR MONEY ON ^TT^ first mortgage; no charge. SMITH A CO.,

T) KAI. Estatk-NEW EIGHT-ROOM. TWO XV story house, bath-room, furnace, etc.: east front, on good street, north. Address A 16, News. IX KAL Estatu-A FEW LOTH LEFT IN XV Brinkman Hill addition ^jprice *100: a payments. BRADLEY A DENNY, 28 K.

ware.

TtKAL Estatk-COTTAGK, JOHNSON AVE. XV and Ohio st. southeast corn or; gas; special bargain. W. E.STEXENSONA Oa’7

ket st.

YVk si* i.k—DENISoSf r electric and Turk tab baths. <

l?ou Haim-WOMEN, WHY X ive branch wlU cure yon.

THE

.weekly X. Data-

and caU A 1 liiqui^Jmmiton^'rtore*Mow-

lands, IndL

Tmti

W AV T*fo-SAFETY FOR BOY TWELVE TT years old; must be good and cheap for cash.

Address Yir rfufi

EAi. Ehtate A FEW MORE LOTS LEFT In the Pruspect-st. addition: fc cash and *1 BRADLEY A DENNY, 26 N. Dela-

W A VXITKD A Jt AT ES 1 S U P PI. V A ccm I ANY,

76 N. Pennsylvania st. X\7avtkiy-A COPY C v« era! Terrill s report. SMITKER, News office.

OF ADJUTANT-GEN-|Ari.i.-css, stating price,

Wantkd-333 PERSONS TO TRY ACHE

Tv Head, the specific for all

headaches, at

’ • AAtfavx, firxrwvfiwv*

PANTZER’S drug store. \1'anted -CARRIAGE REPAIRING AND Tv blacksmltiling in exchange for fine piano. Address E1. News office. W - antkd - EVERY USER OF EMERY TT wheels, who value life, to use the Safety

Emery Wheels. Springfield, O.

per week.

> Eai. Estatk-FORTY ACRES NICK TIMXV bered land In Jackson county. Indiana; will sell cheap If sold soon, see H. ft MOSIER, 60 Vance Block. ' ; )>KAL Khtate—WE HAVE A NICE BE8IXV dence on Delaware, near Seventh, at%i,600; both rases and furnace. WILDMAN A GLOVER, 19 Talbott Block. pKAh ‘ Brat a - lU^NTAL PROPERTY XV north, beautiful strart.pays about Uper cent. Must seU; price *3,200. (LEO. W. PANGBORN A CO., 94 IL Market st.

Kotatk- SEN

WartUagt^** 410 * hMl byUPk *- Pok Salk—GOLD SPECTACLES AND EYB£n<1 *” ^ lOW ** t 9HC **’ “ 0pUCtan

T OA> Jb:

i E. Markeu

W antkd-A FURNISHED HOUSE BY GENTT tleman and wife; no children. For partlcu

lars address H 17, Ne'T» office.

YI7anted—TO BUY, FOR CASH, FIR8TTT class grocery stock that will invoice from *2,000 to *8,000. Address T 14, News. • W antkd - TO BORROW *800, PRIVATE TT funds, at 6 percent., for three years,on real estate; no oommis ilon. Addr<at N 10, Net

JAt, Kotatk- SEVEN-ROOM HOUSE ON Central avenue; *J,800; *800 cash, balance tosuit£Brch^r^former price *3,200. M. AR-

R^ 1

buck!

- T> bad Estatk—ON PEI XV seventh, a good elglr *1.500 cash, balance five

^nsv lvanta. NEAR

WaNTXD-TO RENT THREE OR FOUR Tv rooms on first floor for hdbsekeeplng within walking distance of Union depot. Address X14,

News.

-yy ANTED-FOUR

them:

WANTKD - TV monds, watc at cash prices, pairing a specialty.

HORSES TO WINTER; MU call for and return be stabled at night. Ad-

GUITARS. D1A-

1 payments liniment re-

*7.50 per month: WlU call for and return

: l>e-l of care; will dress S 15, News.

DENNY, 26 N. Delaware st, T» kai. Estate-WK HAVE A GOOD, DOUHUK XV bouse, that rents readily at 12 per cent; price *2,700: twelve risima WILDMAN A

OIXJVER, 19 Talbott Block.

TYKai. Estate—*!,05O-*I)OUBI.E HOUSE ON XV a Tenneesee at.; rent *20 psr month; best

In vestment yet offered; must be sold at once. A.

METZGER, Odd-Feliowa Hall. pKAt Estatk-*! ,050 Rl YB AN EQUITY IN XV a piece of Indianapolis property paying 20 per cent, net above taxes and Insurance. GROVER A SEQUIN, 32 E, Market st. D Eai. Ebtatk—381 FLETCHER AVE., NEW XV five-room cottage: hard hood finUb, nicelypapered ;f 160 casfo balance easy payments. W. E. STEVENSON A CO., 74 E. Market st. Peai, Estatk—*7,500 RESIDENCE PBOPXV erty, N. Pennsylvania new. ten rooms, bnth-room. steel furnace, house ‘ ‘

W A Dri(^^r room a-uUioftid fn'nrlvate faniilv 1 large bath-room, steel furnace, house elegantly north P w^ 0 mcre?iri^ S iX V t^n tt, Sl^ «nUhed; east front; h^h ground. AddremZl^

^#uy, after January 1; references. Address G 16, " ws - \V anted—LADIES’! MISSES’ AND CHlLvv dren’s cloaks and furs on payments; also * «md fair-dealing. UNITED

)MPANY, 76 N. Pennsyl-

drnas guods; low pel STATES SUPPLY

I vania at.

Dyspectics’ Delight. BAtee House druggist.

\V r antkd CITY COLLECTING SOLICrAcD. TT salary or commission, by an experienced and energetic man, well acquainted In the city; best of city references. H. M. ROBINSON. 4i»

E. Vermont st.

WTantkd—EVERYBODY TO KNOW THAT VT SMITH A CO., handle coal and ooke; also Marion lime, which is superior to all others, especially in cold weather. Corner Ohio and Railroad

of the most comIvanla ave. Will I. Big bargain; ews. .„ ,

past. Estate—LOTS In'liebeks ADDIXV tlon to North Indianapolis; cheapest ever offered; *126 to *200; easy payments; electric cars nVKn , rKS»i'Ni.7fe?.r i ““ Pkap Estatk-NOBTH PENNSYLVANIA, XV near Twelfth st, east front, ten rooms, bath, oak finish, reception hall; lot 40x138. high and dry .best value on the street, price, *5,500. GEO. W. PANGBORN A CO.. 94 E. MarketstT

WABESOF ITH.sr l-v<CH 39S Massacbusetts*ave. 1 t0tk- Xddresa B. K.,

P«K SaLK-CHEAP - GREEN PARROT, X three years old; good talker and singer. Inquire at 51 Indiana ave.

LfoK Sale-BALO )N, NINE MONTHS’ *4-

7?oa Salk - SCHOOL SUPPLIES. BOOKS INDIANAPOLIS NEWS COMPANY , 5 Massachusetts ave.

Lfon Salk-TWO FINE-TONED PIANOS,

poK SALK-*00 DIAMOND RUNG for *25 x CaU at room 18 Insurance Block, northeast cornet Market and Pennsylvania ate.

LfoK Salk—A WALNUT BEDROOM KET pwlor fllmlture; cheap. CaU at 573 N. Pennsylvania at, down stairs.

UoR Salk—GENT’S *40 GOLD WATCH FOR £•14; a bargain. CaUat room 18 .’taurauc* Block, northeast corner Marketand Pennsylvania streets.

Tj'on Salk - SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY. X The New Y’ork shoe store, GreencasUe, bul. Best stock and location in the city. Splendid bargain for cash.

Poa Hale—EIGHT-HORSE ENGINE AND X ten-horse boiler, now In dally use at Indianapolis Printing Company, 89 Virginia aye. In good condition. Also, Dean pump.

pOR^RALB PUBLIC SALE—I WILL SELL X atpubUcaaletwentybeadof choice dairy cows; sale to be five miles east of Greenoaatie, Tuesday, December 20; terms twelve raonttn.

poll Sal* - UNREDEEMED DIAMONDS, X watches, rings, etc.; come and see them; U will pay you. A. N. WILSON, room 9 Mansur’s New Block, corner east of court-house.

p.m Salk-handsome presentforthk X little ones; buy them a nice puppy; can supply any breed you wish. TUXEDO PARK KENNELS, Louts O'Brien, Manager, 148 N. Delaware street.

Aak for same t

T dans—

R LQAX COMPANY ,

BlSfiSS,

1 OANB Xition

Xj tereet ter'

and commlWon t cheerfully glvan.

T OANb-PHIVaTK Xj city Drouertv: li

city property;

Is?*

Y OAKS—V Xi rate*. 1 saxH,'.

» eai, Estate — Ni Pennsylvania aud

Mart WEsT CORNER nth sts., two-siory

mething. He has a broken leg and can not of News' 1 ,o^e. 10 litfulre’at U'e''Br* n ' wl h k

UoB SaPE—SLIDING BLINDS. X Dumb waiters.

tend to H reswBH

stable.

I OAKS--3 Xi good

N? DeUware st., i only. Pay It back w

tneyl * wmm . 1.1VV*,... DM,.,

dwelling, twelve rooms, Just finished, both gases, bath room, furnace, two electric belte, carriagehouse and electric wire* to all gas jets; no Incum-

brance.

»KAD Estatk—A GREAT

LOT

YV T anted—FREE EVERY DAY THIS WEEK TV fopen evenings until 9:30 o'clock i we will pre* rent free tft all purchasers, our elegant Christmas panel. Aiming always at securing the vest best works of art and having them produced regardlesa of expense, we come thiH time to our patrons with the ‘ l Good Morning” panel, satisfied that our efforts to obtain and present to our friends so 8111 be apprecii

BARGAIN > In Woodruff Place, west drive, finest location, only *900 cash, balance payable *200 every six months; second mortgage taken if narehaser desires to build. Inquire JAM ES M. LEATHERS,

34 Vance Block.

Peai, Estate-COfTAG^ GROVE ADDIXV tlon (Reid homestead), three squares east of Reid st., on Proepisct; weekly payments; streets graded and graveled; shade trees —*"■- —

Dumb waiters,

Sliding fly-screens.

Building paper.

JOSH. ZIMMERMAN, 26 8. Alabama.

Uoa SaiJi—FREE EVERY DAY THIS WEEK X (open evening* autll 9-BO o’clock) we will present free to all purchasers, our elegant Christmas panel. Aiming always at securing the v< ^ ' '

works of art and having them produced less of expense, we come this time to our with the ‘ Good Morning” panel, satisfied

reasonable fees. SPA 3 Y oaks—MOIRBY INI

Li and upward at sum of money left amount at once second flviorOdd

I that our T oaks : *100TO *60.000 _

eflbrte to obtain and present to our friends so

iemo wia be a|>preciated by all.

them In our windows. Don’t fall insecure one.

handsome i

See them li . .. Beautiful rose Jar with even- pound of .baking powder this week. THE odKAT ATLANTIC

AND PACIFIC TEA COMPANY.

7 OANe-«100 TO *50.000~

m C t t ^>n,mSf.5on. M * ri0a OOBnty *

Prompt i

88 Circle, KngllshH

graded and gra ural gaa piped t DENNY\ 26 N.

. free to every lot.

N. Delaware si

planted: oe BRADLEY A

powder this week. THE C , AND PACIFIC TEA COMPANY. T17antkiv-100,000 CUSTOMERS— TT 38o for 1 gal pore N. 0. molasses. 5c for all kinds of jellies. 7t*c for 1 lb Maine apple butter. 25c for I2i*, lbs flour. St5c tor 3 lbs California ratsinx 25c for 4 lbs dried currant*. 25c tor 1 lb citron. 60c for 3 lbs dried California D peaches. 60c for 3 Its mixed nuts. - 40c for 1 lb best shelled almonds. 15c for 2 bottles catsup. GEO. J. HAMMF.L. 'Phone 755. 110 and 112 Massachusetts ave.

J^EAL Estate—l 'line. With a very 12 per cent, rental,

value; the best bargain

ponSALE-WEBUY.SKLLAND EXCHANGE X furniture, carpets and everything for house-

small expenditure will yield full line of new goods. with the largest line of secbesidts constant increase In ond goods la the State. We bought 1,600 second rgain In the city; *400 cash, heating stoves last spring at our own prices. If

Without i

No e „

■ SiOMM]

the city; U„ w

SMITH A’

ave.

smBWIUT BV.

*-*1,400 WILL BUY TWO LOTS

north, with a cottage house, on electric car

besldi i

value; the best bargain in the cltj the balance on rental payments.

BtocSt^gfota

■ 7y~- - (. J^EAL Estate— REAGAN PARK,

College ave. and Fifteenth tk

Take electric Car.

Twelve minutes from postoffice.

et spring at our own prices. If

you want goods for a little money you should ■ ■ ~ set/this line. We have more money

Your terms on payment* will

to :

come apd se<r this line. We have' more mo

than we can usa ‘

b#Wm BARGAIN STORE

79 W. Washington st.,

Opposite the Park Theater.

LT,S 5 l

diamonds or any „ 1 thirty, sixty and ninety days;id delay in making loan; business tial; lowest rates of Interest ( before placing your loan. J, C.

Washington, i

. Sale—

Water, natural gas. cement walks, brick pavements.

or any

furniture,

Thirty, sixty mid nil | Room 8 Mm,

< Comer <

i watches, diamont ny available recur

WAKTED—AGENTS.

ADI

Easy payments.

A oekts Wanted—LADIES AND GENTLEA men to travel; gotxl salary. 182 N, Teqneaaee.

4 oekts Wanted — CONSUMERS’ GAS A stock. DYER A RA88MANN. 81 Circle st.

ENKEWALTE

1,307

T oaks SHOULD YOU NEED -L Money on household good*, plat

Money on diamonds, bon ny on any available i

* nnounckmf.nt—D I

A Springs, postoffii-e Spencer, rium for catarrh, cousumptlon.

Springs,

H lor ca- - ■ , ' •

rheumatism, epilepsy. ' XTotice-DR. HAMILTON, 26 W. OHIO HT., KXTK WiVTcn -'"HGi'n-iTmiH Fnn'TMP ^ cu t«*nten of alt phvsical disabilities. COn EncycYopedta 0 ^er FO Liffi suit him, free, and learn. ^ terms both to the public and to sa'lcitare. See XTotick-DO YOUR CLOTHES NEED CLEAN-

. R

led. Sanltanervouanem,

XTotick-joseph gard>

Kentucky ave. ~|

NOTICE. ONER. X

R, xinnehoW. Telephone 322

hone 322

mi, s» w. <

And get 83 Iba golden New Orleans sugar for *1. 1-eave orders lor your dressed turkey* for foe holidays at the cut-price shoe and grocery hotfte. 250 W. Washington st.; northeast crjrnfw V and Washington st* OEO. F. KREI fLElN

Money to pay rent,

Money to Increase bus!ness,

foney to pay tax**, ioney to pay debts,

ad In this Issue. Apply at room 1 News Building.

J^OTICE-

Y tUKKoWAjfTKD-OUM TISSUE MENDS

clothing tletter than needle and thread; silks, woolens, glbveH, umbrellas; one yard,IO cents; twelve yards, 65 cents by mall, ffi ^

CO., Providence. R. I.

of stLynok A

DOYOURCLOTHESNEEDCLEAN-

■ lug or dyeing? Take them to Smith’s dye-

works. 57 N. Pennsylvania st

><!ii

hardware^pa!tu, ojl. pumps, tin-work and

-Votick - EVERROAD

I is hardwa ^ F*»-fltttlng.

4 OKXTS Wanted - EVERYWHERE TO XX handle best door-cloeer made; sells at sight. Exclusive territory. For full particulars atWress WILLIAMS DOOR-CLOSE It COMPANY, manu-

facturers, Waterloo, la,

ktrd-TO SELL OUR ROASTERS

A GENTS Wa: XX and bakers

XIotick-ROYAL STEEL PLATE FURNACES Is are manufactured and put in by FURSELL A

MEDSKER, 31 Maasachosetta ave.

X T ortcK-HOMIEOFATillC FH YMCI All-DR. iv W. B. Clakke, Washington st., cor. Ala.

Telephone 671; residence 1SS Black ford.

TJ'ob SaleX The Great Exchange. ' We buy, sell or exclianre anything in thallne of house furntahlngs. We pay the best cash prices for old goods, or take them aa first payment

on new.

Trade your oM stove for a new one. A large line of second-hand stoves from *2 up. OIL-CLOTH, ZINC BOARDS AND COMFORTS) Come and see eur 18c Gll-doth.

the same day, . m

—

Money for any pu

at lowest ra , then call at

fOTICK- HOWARD’S

STEAM

*20, six-piece parlor suites.

w*~. antique or XVI century suites. We have twenty carpeta, made up from tv nty-five yards, that can hardly be told

T thj; "■

to twen new. Bn

we will dispose of at a sacrifice.

GREATlIICHANUK.

agents now at*

bualnlss pleasant an

THE LEACH ■ PANY, Paxton

nt and prnriu„.-=,

llOASTER AND BAKER COM-

^ ■

——

Xv Cleaning works, the only practical oe cleaning establishment In th* city. Te’.ep

010.

made tor less than 5 cents a pound; It la not an oleomargarine or an artificial, but pure, genuine butter, made from the pure elements of butter; contains no Injurious ingredients; can not be distinguished from the best creamery butter; any one can make It; agents make from *10 to *20 a day selling the material or making the butter for sale; tor further information send tor circular free. Address PLANET MANUFACTURING COMPANY, Wichita. Kas. Mention this paper.

church parlor Tuesday,

1893. 8 p. m., for the election of five (6) t

and other church officers.

W. S. Rawls, Clark.

FOll TRADE.

POK Trade-DRCG STORE; WILL TAKE X vacant lot. Address K 16, New* T>k Tuadk—DENISON HOUSE MINERAL, X electric and Turkish baths, complete, 75 cents. UfoK Thadk EIGHTY ACRES} OF FINE T land far anything of value; what Itaveyou? ■ Wmmt a'Iv'

’Vtmck-FBKE EVERY DAY' THIS WK&K Av (open evenings until 9 ao o’clock) we will present free to all purchasers, our elegant Christmas panel. Aiming always at securing the very best works of art aud having them produced regardless of expense, we come this time to our patrons with tbe‘ r Good Morning” panel, satisfied that our efforts to obtain and present to our friends sc handsome a memeuts will bo uppreclated by all. See them In our windows. Don’t fall to secure one. Beautiful rose jar with every jmund of baking powder this week. THE GREAT ATLANTIC

AND P.

wvrern. a aajv vvgajcijr*.

ACIFIC TEA CO>fFAN Y

FOR SALE-HOUSES AND VEHICLES.

^oe Hale - FIVE-YEAR-OLD

mere. 800 N. Alabama st.

FAMILY

THREE-ROOM HOUSE

ANNOUNCEMENT^ A NKOTKCEMEXT—DENISON HOUSE MINA eral baths 26 cent*.

XtoK Salk - GOOD WORKING SOBSE

X Cheap. 210 W. McCarty st

7?ob Salk - AN ELEGANT NEW ENDX spring, full leather-top, loop-daeh phaeton; very low. H. H. GIBBS, 07 N» Tennessee. pon Salk-VERY LIGHT JOND&PRfNO. X rubber-top buggy; been ran three weeks; not hurt In any way; very cheap for cash. H. If.

GIBBS, 67 N. Tenr

SALE - FURNITURE WAGONS, GKO- *

Successors to MPH

North side, near Delaware.

7?on Salk—OUR CHRISTMAS LIST OF BOTH X useful and ornamental articles at prices that are much below competition, and In m.uty casee

at leu than manufacturers' prioee:

Large oak cane-aeat rockeM2.es; worth *4.50.

Oak rocker, plush seat, *”Vt5; worth *4.50. Children’s rockers from fiOc to *B.50 each.

a large line of Smyrna and fur rugs at prices much below regular prices: ; T Stnyrna rugs, door aisea * 50 each Smyrna rugs, larger sites. 75 each Smyrna rugs, large si see I 06. each Smyrna rugs, very large atse 2 60 each Elegant tor ruga, white I 90 each

— I 85 each

Chenille portleree, elegant jutuffip...** 06 per i>alr Lace curtains, nice patterns f*» per pair

■■ Ml | gPypalr

1 60 per pair

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bargain*

An elegant all-wool carpet 60c per yard Full half-worn carpet — 40c per yard Cotton Inanata carpet , 25c per yard A good brueeels carpet from 40c per yard up. Our store will be open every evening until Christinas. ^ SjggggBk.

J o-.— MONKY ON_FirR!in horses, wagons, office, store 1 of personal property, In sums to suit, v moval. In the quickest possible time and loweet poeslble rate*; also on monds. You can pay It back In weekly u ly Installments, aud each small paymant roduce# the cost of tarrying the balance. Business strictly confidential. W. C SLATTS, room 24 Ingalls Block, southwest corner of Waahlagton ' ' """ and Pennsylvania sts.

Elegant tor rugs, whiteElegant fur rags, black Chenille table-covers, large tixe.

x* lowest rates.

EASY TERMS.

STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL. § LOANS MADE ON SHORT NOTICE.

Money loaned on furniture, pianos, horses, wagons, store fixtures, warehouse receipts and all klnde of personal property, tu any amount from •to upward, the property to remain to your undisturbed poaseeeton. we *!*o lend tnonry on

Id diumunds. Yon can pay back Urn

watches and dia

A XKOltJcc jjmkkt - DENISON HOUSE MINJX eral and electric bathe 60 cent*.

A KKOtrucJurext—BUILD YOUR FLUES TO A MEOSKEB 05 "* 1 flrepUc * he » teI »- PURSELL

YbKOCK^EMEKT-OLl^HATS AjrD v RUBBER

F eers’ open and top wagons, express and baggage wagons; for cash or payment*. G. K.

RCNOFIELD, 82 E Market rtT

TVob Halb-OLD CARRIAGES. FiIaETONS, X buggies; awful cheap; our make; etrictly prime new; reasonable; repairing aolictied. ROBBINS A CO., 33 E. Georgia at. Salk-NICE LIGHT SIDE-BAR, CAN--top surrey; made to order: cost *176; ban cd but Utile and I* In perfect condition,

sde tor a good second-band plweto; H. H. GIBBS. 07N. Tennessee.

7 ost BED IRISH SETTER, FEMALE; X-> pears timid Reward. 26 Ruckle.

7 oer-UROWN X, months old.

months old,

Reward.

WATER SPANIEL, FIVE Return to 288 N. Delaware.

T Oev-GOLD BREASTPIN. PEARL AND JW ruby aeta. Return 437 Belietontalne eL Lib-

ruby aeta. eral reward

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been°Mcd Will trade acU cheap.

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Ju Schofield

Hotel for rewa;

POCKET-BOOK, THE NAME HARRY on Inside. Return to Browning

and sea ua before going elsewhere. :'' Established 1*87. f f* -, i INDIANA MORTGAGE LOAN COMPANY, Room 18 Insurance Block, Northeast center Market and Pennsylvania eta.

TJOILWKO akp Loak-BEADY MONEY TO X> loan by the ’‘Royal.’’ 89 E. Market at. l>i n.iuNflt akd Loak—INVESTIGATE THE Atlas Savings Aaaootatloh before yon take shares. Send tor hy-iawa C. O. FCWTKR, Petal* dent. tUim. MAftTINDALE, Secretary, 84 E,

Market et. (hneement.) ' ' ' Loaat—fit:

7>diliumo AKP X) starts January 2.

CaU and tal

brellaa. etc. JERUSALEM. 73 Maasachusettaave.

phaeton, or

nepca.

T^on Salk — A GOOD PA fit NICSXYX matched, black pacers, one a perfect lady’s

TO LET—MISCELLANEOUS.

HORSE UNTIL SPRING TO CABEful person; light work. 649 College ave.

rno Lkt X ful pe

T out- PAIR OF ftFECTAOLES. BETWEEN XJ Wasson’s and 828 N. Feuneylvauta, on Satbrdaj. Return to above addreaa or 64 Ingalls

T OST

Xj pointer on last Monday, December ■ . turn to 331 E. South at. or 81 E Washington.

New Y yean < r<K>m 5.

WHITE AND LIVER-COLORED pointer on last Monday, December 13, Re-

Keword.

IJCILMNO A3 X> American”! orawal, with la 18,000 sharea tn STECHIIAN, pi tary, 10 Boston Block.

To Lkt—WRIGHT'S HALL FOB DANCES, X receptions, etc. F. R CHANCE, Manager, 11 Vane* Block.

rpo Let—ROOMS. WITH POWER FOR ANY X kind if nianufaclurins. V RIGHT * WRIGHT, 113 8. Tenneesee st.

STORAGE.

j^^^p^CROsSlANDrersrFENMKLY^ gToBAOE-J. M. PAVER A 00.,83 S. PENNCITokaae—HOW LAN D. OONDIT A CO., 00a

O Pennsylvania st. See us and net ra

BROWN POCKE^CKJK; CONTAINED. 1«t goods* at^New °York »tart. m Betura*«o'sTJn

office. Reward.

L 0 *T'ri*Cffih SL 10 * f.LBAViES^ W T ITH

1 juiLDiim awn doam—

X> The Star Saving and Low Twentieth eerie* now running of * the second series of *100 smres-

week in each. Na amsasmen

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giTtranoK WAJtTKp—KMtf'TNG HOUSE FOR ence. thoroughly competent, economical! kind to children; best city referencea. CaU or addreae

303 Indiana ave.

BUSINESS CHANCE.

7>caiKraw Ckakck—GIVE CHANCE A

TO LET-OFFICE8 AND STORES. TrLKT^DiSK^tomTE^^ 1 Market. rpo lkt-first-class suite of office ad

warehouse 'PhoneTiti.

FOUND. 7?Ot’KB—BUGG Y, ON BELT ROAD, ON W. X Michigan et. CaU WESTERN CHEMICAL

jyjToNUKEKT#—AUG. DIENEB, 248 E. WASH

_ CO.,

Ctobaok-BEFORE STORING YOUB GOODS O call on M. P. A N DERSON .comer Hoahronk and Cedar eta., for »pectai ratty onttorage andtranefer. Qtobaok- THK DICKSON STORAGE AND O Tangier Company’s (registered) S fii

corner E. Ohio and Bee Line trac.Va Branch office 30 W. Maryland at.

^X’trrloN^ALEr PERRY, AUCTIONEER. 96

A T’^’^brngfor ACTIONEEB. 192 A'SfS. t r^.? < ^! |U>Y ’ AfeCTKat December 20; terms twelve mouths.

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to station. Return to 492 College ave. Reward. 7'c»T~ON SUNDAY LAST. A LoNgTbKD ^ A j Bvorocco-covtrad pocketbook, containing sen® notes and other papers, at or near RcK liert place, on Churchman’* pike. The finder will t rewarded by leaving same at No. 45K K. Ohio *t. 7 ‘av—THURSDAY. DECEMBEK IA, NoafI -* -■ ti-rrier puppy, six uionthN old: spotted sUglitly with atuali black apols aud named Jep; Is thin from rick ness; tall la cut long, liberal reward will be paid for his return to LEWIS. 528 N.

Meridian st.

wJKBi to pay olf f nosi £TA r R*¥”5.

FOB SALS OBTRAUB.

l?o* Salk I X for outnl(

ItKRSOAKi.- DENISON X and electrtr hatha69 c

Harp and

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and electric baths 3t» cent*..

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