Indianapolis News, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 March 1894 — Page 3

THE INDIANAPOLIS NEWS, FRIDAY, MARCH 23. 1804.

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yfl AjrrC^THXATEK abERB USE STAB yi;ast*i>-kxpehie"nced waist hands \> mo N. MI*taOppt *t Hi/ AXT*r>-ABROW BICYCLE:$00. 14AVIBW gtoU »▼«.. OB vlBdBct lI/AWTKr - GOOD COLOURU OIBL FOB YT AUcbBO worfc. 001 E. Michigan. TI/AKTSB-TO BUY BUILDINO A880C1ATY Uon »hM«B. Room 24 IngalU Blocfc. Y17 **Taj»—MIDDLE-AGED LADY: HOUSE~T worfc: amaH famUy. 334 Spann av». L \\r A»TaB- A FEAV LAbTis FOB CANVA8SYY Ibk. Eatarprtia Hotal, W. O. SCOTT. \V T AKTaD-KXPEKIENCED HOUSE GIRLS. Yf Call altarnoon. room 5 18^ N. Meridian. XV ANTED—GIRL TO STAY IN BAKERY. YY BEONAB A BRUNER. 9* W, Boventh. Hi; ABTKD—LADY AGENTS FOB DIAMOND Yy Daw: »lUa good pa/- Call 08Greenwood gt. \JLTANTKO—TWO GOOD GIRLS. I^USTAIKS YY and down»tain»j no willing 230 K New YorB. _ _ _ YXrAVTKO- LADIES TO TRAVEL AND SO W licit orders. MATTHEWS, 62<d S. lUlnoli etreet. flT AKT*fr—A GIRL FOR HOUSEWORK; YY must be able to cook ; so washing or Ironing. 884 Park ftve. r '■ ■ , ■ ■ \X7 awtbd—GOOD GIRL, KITCHEN AND YY dining-room work; must oe good cook. Ap»Iyl80 Ash st. \\TaWT*j>—FEATHERS RENOVATED, VV bongbt and sold. 110 Massachusetts ave. B. F. DUBOIS. WA»n*0-FIRST-CLASS WAIST HAND; NO YY other need apply. MRS. EMMA AVERY,

041 N. Illinois SL

Wa*T*» - TAILORKSS; AN EX PERIYY anced girl to work on pants. ROCHE. 3*i* g. Washington at. *Y|raNTRD- GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL YY housework; family of two. Inquire morn-

tnpi.848 Cornell ave.

TXTamtkd — A GOOD GERMAN GIRL FOB VV general housework, In a small family. Ap-

ply to 280 Central ave.

WaHTSUD—YOUTHS’ AKI> MISSES’ SHOES YY belt-soled, oak slock. 26c; all work guaranlead. 79 K. Washington at. Tk/ANTED A GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL YY housework In small family; reference re-

quired. 150 N. New Jersey st.

11/AWTED-FiSuB GOOD BASQUE HANDS YY and two apprentices at MRS. SPENCER'S, room 4, 2m W. Washington st. YI/ anted—WHITE GIRL AS NURSE FOR YY child; must come well recommsnded. Apply P to ia, room 10 Hereth Blbck. ■lir ANTED "TO-MORROW IS YOUR LAST YY chance to procure our elegant Easter panel picture. Gt. A. A P. TEA CO.’S store*. "1X7anted—DISHWASHER FOR HOTEL VV work. Call Immediately. EXCHANGE

EMPLOY MKNT AGENC

lately. Y.ltV*,

E Washington.

X\J anted—YOUNG LADY STENOGRAPHER YY tn law office. Address T I«, New# office,

YVAyTKP-MlSCKLLAygOUi. ANTkt.- REGER'S HAVANA, Bo. \Vavtko- BLACK MINORCA EGGS. AIL Y > dre*# II 23. New A. W antkd- HORS kb TO CLIP. AT 130 AND _Y Y 132 E, st. Clair at. IX* anted-A ONE-HORSE LUMBER WAYY gon at tf7 Cornell ave. \1’antki»—MARY HOOVER. THE GREAT " „ h t»'! , - r 3M W. Pearl at, \X’anted-A SETOP HEAVY, ONE-HORSE » y harnee# at »7 Cornell ave. \X7"snted—t»dol» - HOME~FOR U1RL EIGHT YY years old. 132 Vantles st. WsNTltD - GOOD. SEWND-UAND BI- » cycle. Addrese N 23, News. XX/ anted—SMOKERS’ COUGH KNOCKED Y Y out by Star Cough Drops. 5c. XT’ ANTED—600 BUSHELS POTATOES, 66c Y» a bushel. No. 7 MadlsOn ave. 11/anted-GOOD HEALTH A SURETY IN YY using Montezuma patent flour \V7ntkd~- HORSE FOR ITS FEED; GOOD Y Y care taken. 417^. Washington. ix/ANTED-TO BUY A CONFECTIONERY YY store. Address R 23. care News. anted—CASH FOR ELM LOGS AT HOOP YY factory. PATTERSON A BUSBY. XX7 antei^-WARDROBE. IN GOOD CONDIYY tion; state price. Addrese P 23, News. IX/ ANTED—TO BUY A HIGH-GRADE SAFETY ty; must bo cheap. Address A 22, News. IXf anted - PNEUMATIC BICYCLE; WILL YY trade hne gold watch for it Addrese N 23,

New*.

\X7 antkd-HIOHKST PRICES PAID FOR YY furniture,carpets,etc. 139 W. Washington

street.

1\; aNTED-A GOOD BUGGY IN EXCHANGE YY for a fine upright piano. Address V 22, care News. XX) anted-COPIES OF THE INDIANAPOLIS *Y News, June 14 to Novembers, 1S90. Leave at News office. Wanted—A HORSE; A GOOD, FAMII.Y YY horse in exchange on a fine piano. Address Q 21. care New s. \\7ante»-*5 FOR FULL SET TEETH. EXYY traded without pain at EARUEART’S. 1«4 E. Washington st. NTED—GIVE M. F. COLLINS & CO. A :rial for fine printing. Call afternoon, room 6.18*fr N. Meridian. • anted-FAMILY HORSE; MUST BEGENtle and gooa size; good price paid. Call room 9, Thorpe Block. 1X7 ANTED—TO LOAN MONEY ON WATCH ES YY and diamonds; fair dealing and private. Room 24 Ingalls Block. 11/ anted- TYPE WRITING, SHORTHAND YY and mimeograph work. Legal work a specially. 29 E. Market. 117anted—LEAKY CISTERNS CLEANED. YY and cemented, 81.60. F. BUTTZ, 133 Indiana ave. Telephone 1191. IX/ ANTED—YOUTHS’ AND MISSES’ SHOES Y Y half-sold, oak stock. 25c; all work guaranteed. 79 E. Washington st. XX/anted-TO BORROW 875 ONE YEAR: YY will assign endowment Insurance policy as security. Address S 23, care News. TX/ akted-LADIES GET THEIR STRAW YY hats pressed and reshaped for 35c at 147 Virginia ave. MILLER <fc SMOCK. XX) AMTKD-TO loan MONEY ON WATCHES. YY diamonds, etc Just and fair dealings. No fraud. WILSON, ISatg E. Washington st. IX; ANTED — INDIANAPOLIS NATIONAL YY Bank deposits and Consumers’ Gas Trust stock. NEWTON TODD, 7 Ingalls Block. YX/anted-TO BUY SMALL SHORT-TIME YY first mortgage notes secured by Marion county real estate. Koopi 24 Ingalls Block.

age, experience, references and salary ex' ’\\/anteij—TEETH f4 AND GUARANTEED

YY all this week at the NATIONAL. 40^ E.

mm* pected.

TX/ aMted-TIVEJYOUNG LADIESTTO LEA RN YY telegraphy for new offices; good opportunRy. SUPERINTENDENT TELEGRAPHY.

S. Xarkat gt.

u ' W ' GENERAL HOUSE-

must milk one cow;

_ [erred. Call Thursday, If, New Jersey st. TITAHTBD—THOSE WHO ANSWERED THE YY advertisement of Myra Gordon, of Joliet, I1L. will learn something to their advantage by calling at 98 Greenwood st. TI/anted—EVERY LADY AND GENT IN YY the city to call this week at No. 250 W.

Washington. Free and painless extract mornings. XX7 ANTKD - PURSELL * MEDSKER, 31 YY Maaaachusetts ave.. sell the royal steel plate furnaces; also headquarters for mantels and grates. \X)AST*D-1Y YOU HAVE A DESIRABLE YY home, north, for sale on easy payments, address buyer: give price, location and terms. M 22, News. IX/ANTED-GTVE SIMCO & SAMS A CALL YY when you want pianos or furniture moved; satisfaction guaranteed. 39 E Market. Telephone 114. XXTanted - THREE OR FOUR UNFUR-

YY nlshed rooms

WMhlngtonst., corner West; great spring open- VI, T anted - THREE OR FOLK lnkukfng shoe sale; it will pay you to examine my bar- YY nished rooms on ground floor, north, by gains before buying. , man and wife; give locaUon and price. Address

v V a nv Trv <-z i r 'rirTR G 14, News, .

^ANTED-EVERY LADY TO CALL THIS YY week at No. 260 W Washington st, comer West, and attend the great 50c. 76c and $1 oxlort} tie sale; It will pay you to see me first; street-car fair allowed on a purchase of 75c and up. TX/ANTED-EVERY LADY IN THE CITY YY to call at No. 260 W. Washington st. soon and see the 01.01.50 and 02 dongola and French kid aboea.everylpair warranted and worth double; don’t forget the place; store opt u evenings. TXT ANTED-AT ONCE: LADIES TO DO YY writing, etc., for me, at home; steady work; good wages; no canvassing. Address, In own handwriting, with self-addressed stamped envelope, MISS EMMA E REED, South Bend.Ind.

malls now under way with Address box 34, Indianapolis

ANTED - ENERGETIC MAN, TO STOCK

room with groceries. In connection with ; market now doing business. References ex-

changed. Address T

r anted-bveryone

and especially

the ladies the ladles the ladies

> should have

"Famous Paintings” "Famous Paintings'’ "Famous Paintings” “Famous Paintings" “Famous Paintings"

It is th* new portfolio to be furnished the read-

Sindian

scs of The

mapolis News. beantlfnl, the daintiest of them all. i see Part One. It will be ready soon. I

.nd IOC for

It Is the most Don’t fail to Six coupons

\A/anted-YOUR PROPERTY TO BELL. YY We have calls for property north and north-, east, from 02,000 upward. Must be bargains REID BROS., 42 N. Delaware. * VX/anted-PARTNER. WITH 81.500, IN YY steam laundry, well located in this city, doing fine business: thorough Investigation invited. BAIRD'A LAKO, lOLj E. Washington VI/anted—YOUR PROPERTY TO RENT. YY We believe we can save you money and a good deal of worry. Charges reasonable. REID BROS.•8 RENTAL AGENCY. 42 N. Delaware. Xl? ANTED-AT THE DENTAL COLLEGE: YY Gold fillings, 50 cents: silver fillings, 25 cents: artificial teeth. 02; other services proportionate; extracting free; wi 1 close in a few weeks. 19th N. Pennsylvania at.

VV anted—EVERYONE YY and especially

the ladles the isdies the ladies

^7 anted—STAR COUGH

DROPS.

HAVANA, 5a

GOOD BARBER. NO. 29 UIK-

1 ANTED—A

r anted—LODGING AND MEALS 10a 290 W. Market

* should have

“Famous Paintings” , “Famous Paintings” "Famous Paintings” "Famous Paintings” "Famous Paintings” It Is the new portfolio to be furnished the readers of The Indianapolis News. It is the most beautiful, the daintiest of them all. Don’t fail to sen Part One. It wilt be ready soon. Six coupons and 10c for each part. Watch for the coupon. THE INDIANAPOLIS NEWS.

VX/ ANTKD—-ARROW BICYCLE;060, 145 VIR-

YY gtnla ave. ■ on viaduct,

XX/ANTED—1,000 MEN TO SHAVE AT UNO C vY 5c barber shop, 37 Virginia ave.

WANTED—SITUATIONS. itcatIon Wantkd^AB NUR8Er~258^E!

Georgia

r anted-TO EXCHANGE SHOES FOR

sign work. 204 W. Washington.

Gituation Wanted • O wurse. 14« Lpcust st.

AB a private

XX)ANTKD-TO purchask building YY soctaUon shares Room 24 Ingalls B

AB-

Block.

TX/anted—CUTTER, BY MERCHANT TA1YY lor; medium price paid. Address K 21, care Mews. ^ ' i " "* '""city SALESMEN. LARGE

seller. Call 8 to 11 a. m„ 188 N.

RcSStibi;

miBolset.

XV ANTED - PLASTERER to work for YY part money and part reel estate. Address ,'f .■ , • i _ _ ‘ , 1XJanted—THREE EXPERIENCED SHOE YY salesmen. KREITLEIN SHOE HOUSE,

104 W. Washington st

117anted-TOLOAN MONEY ON WATCHES YY and diamonds; fair dealing and private.

Oituation Wantkd-AS ■jEAMBTBESS; EX15 perienced. Address X 23. News. Citcation Wanted—POHTTION AS 8ALE8O man. Address C 23, News office. Gf Tit at ion Wanted — POSITION. TRAVEL£5 ing salesman. Address 11 23, News, Gitoxtion Wanted—by AN EXPERIENCED i5 bill clerk. Address M 23, News office. GITUATION Wantkd-BY MIDDLE - AGED v5 lady as cook; best reference. Call 162 Harrison. Gitcation Wanted-BY COLORED MAN AS O general cook; hotel or restaurant 224 W.

Wabash.

G ITU at i ON W ANTED—TH B YOUNG llOUBEkeeper is happy who uses the Montezuma pat ent flour.

aNTBD-GARDENER to take lkabe for years; near ctty^cheap to right party.

D. A. 55 N.

TO ho

\\7 anted—TO-MORROW IB YOUR LAST Giti ation Wanted - BY~lKXPKRI ENCKI) YY Obance to procure our elegant Easter panel © white man in private family, or anything re-

picture. Gt. A. * P. TEA CO.*8 stores spectable; best ref.

IAN ON FURNITURE,

1191 wagons, etc., without re moval.' Room 5. ll% N. Meridian st.

"Xir ANTED YY pianoa.

G«tpatu.n Wanted - AS BOOKKEEPER. k5 collector or general office work ; young man of

good reference. Address E 21. News.

OkrttAYMUf Wanted-TO-MORROW IB YOUR O last chance to procure our elegant Easter

panel picture. Gt. A. * P. TEA CO. 'S stores.

r uily, or any thing i fcrcnces. Address Z 23. Ne»

XJU anted—5.000 CU8TOMKRB: hair CUT- gitcation Wanted-UEbponBIBLE m an YY ting 15cent*. Oldest eatAbllahed shop In the o with good horse and buggy; collecting cr aolicclty. JOHN USHER, 413 V Irglnla ava King; work reasonable. Address Z 21, News ofVXT anted—TO LOAN MONEY ON WATCHES. flee.

XX/A NTED - TWO OR THREE EXPEKYY ieneed men to act as general agents for an

M JUliding awealation. 95 1.

lombard Building. tl* AXWMe-lifMEDIATELY^ - 0001)" TaN~ YY vasaar to travel with experienced building and loan man, alngie man preferred. Address E

>3, News. YI/aNTE! YY telegr* office* open!

*■ Martmt, i XX) AimitoinWT-OLASH BUILDING AND YY loan aseociatlon solleitor who can secure paid-up Stock; excellent remuneration. Address XXB, News. • YI/anted-TO LOAN MONEY ON FURN1YY tore, pianoa, horses, wagons and persona! property of all kinds, without removal. Room 24 fllOCtL . I YU aNTED-BY A LEADING CIGAR MANUYY tactnrer, a first-ciaaa traveling salesman for the city and country. Address, stating refer-

•ftcen. Y 23. core News.

aes* zvjwnbw* vwumren. DA NfRBERIEB, Rochester. N. Y.

Gitvatiox Wanted—TO WRITE IN OFFICE. O or salesman In dry goods or clothing, or as collector; best of references. Addrees N 22, News office.

Gituation Wanted-evkryonk O and especially

the ladies the ladles the ladies

should hav

In tings” ikktincyik**

“Famous Pa!

‘•Famous Paintings” “Famous Paintings” “Famous Paintings’’ “Famous Painting*"

t is the new portfolio to be furnished the of The Indianapull* Neva It Is the

ers Of The Indianapull* Neva It Is the most beautiful, the daintiest of them all. Don’t fall to see Part One. It will be ready noon. Six coupons

ch part. Watch for the coupon. THE INDIANAPOLIS NEWS.

and 10c for each |

TX/ANTED - PATRNTS: NO ATTORNEY’S YY fee until patent I* obtained; mechanical drawings made. JOHN 0. THURMAN, mechanical engineer, Cordova Bulldl&c. 25 W.Waablng-

W ANTED-AG ENTS. A oknts"^VLT^ruBi^To^fTLlTcoUPONl* IN A city. HOME PORTRAIT. 34 When Block. A OKNTS Wanted—-To-koRHOw is your A last chance to proc ure our elegant Easter panel picture. Qt# A. & P. TEA CO.'S *ion»s. A OEXTS Wanted-IN EVERY COUNTY In A Indiana to represent the United States Benevolent society; pays sick, accldeat and burial benefits: cost 01 per month. Address J. B. FITCHK, secretary, Baginaw. E. 8.. Mich.

XX' AKTBD-THOSE PANTS. READY-MADE VY and made-to-order, the 01 and 01.26 cassimere, by the yerd. you must look after them; such price* are cl using them out: you can’t afford to

mi** th!* chance.

MILES.

LOST.

34 W. Washington. K. K

BVERYONB - and especially Jhavs

the ladle* the ladle* the ladies

T «rr — BREASTPIN, ON WEDNESDAY 1j evening. Reward If returned to 235 Cornell ava Voot - ENVELOPE WITH PACKAGE I i rndney. addressed Della Mllla. Camden, Ind. Liberal reward. Leave word 448 Indiana ave. T. M. SHANK. T o*T - GOLD BREASTPIN, SMALL DIALi mond in center. Thursday; either on Clif ford or North Illinob* street cars, or In trans-

ferring. Reward. 871 N. Tennessee.

i to be furnished the read-

[t is the most Don t fall to Six coupons i for the coui

■»’oat—THURSDAY AFTERNOON. IN THE

Fan saloon, pocketbook, eontalnl: and papers. Finder can retain bait tl If he will return balance to bar-keeper.

oi*T-PA1R OF RED Kli> GLOVES IN TUCK-

Vlr-

OllpJll, NEWS

envelope, between < arlon <t Hollenbeck’s

building and corner Pennsylvania st. and gbiiaave. Please leave at Under'a drugs

I snnavlvania and Waabtuston ata

TO UKT—ROOMS. T’O LKT-FURNISHED ROOMa JL Market.

87th W.

A IJCTIOK—EVERYONE JX. and espei

and especially

should hav

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It will be r«— ■ „ . sh part. Watch for the coupon. THE INDIANAPOHH NEWS.

the ladle* the ladies the ladle*

It Is th ers of

tieauttfui

VUNINErv* t liaNfiK.

X»i;sine»i Chance—TO-MORROW IS YOI7R i> last chance to procure our elegant Eaater panel picture. Ob A. <S P. TEA CO.’Hatore*.

. care New*.

TO LET-HOUSES.

ri'o T.NT—UNFURNISHED FRONT ROOM. 1 265 N. Temiewu-e. rpo L*T — NICELY FURNISHED ROOMa L 70 Ft Wayne ave. rt'o I,RT—PLEASANT, FURNISHED ROOM. 1 30 W. New York.

'o Let—LIST. 10 CIRCLE.

'o let-tish-i-mingo cigar.

Let—SPANN A CO.. 86 K. MARKET, epo Let—GET LIST. ALEX METZGER

M'o Lkt-FURNISHED ROOMS, 75c A Y week. 300 s. Meridian.

rito Lkt-NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS. 1 with bath. 153 E. Ohio.

rro Lkt — NICELY - FURNISHED FRONT Y room. 75 W. Vermont st.

ri'o Lkt - NICELY FURNISHED ROOM; Y bath; 233 E. New York st.

rpo LKT—NICELY FURNISHED. FRONT 1 room. 26 W. New York.

To Lkt-FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH OB Y without board. 132 W. Ohio.

ri'o Lkt-SLEEPINU ROOMS. ALSO PARY loirs, cheap. 17 S. Mississippi.

rpo Lkt-NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS, Y with board. 166 N. Delaware.

'Po Lct-ELEOANTLY-FURNIBHED Y front rooms. 71% N. Illinois.

rpo Let — FURNISHED AND UNFURY nlshed, with board. 80 E. Ohio.

nro let-three unfurnished room, Y bath and gas. 265 W. Vermont.

rito Lkt^-FUBNIBHED rooms for LIGHT Y housekeeping. 306 S. Meridian.

r |'o Lkt—ROOM AND BOARD IN PRIVATE Y family; bath. 28 Ft. Wayne ave.

ipo Let - TWO NEWLY-FURNISHED Y rooms with board. 180 N. Illinois.

rpo Let—THREE UNFURNISHED ROOMS. Y private family. 223 W. New York.

rr»o Let - TWO FRONT ROOMS, WITH Y board If desired. 228 N. Tennessee.

rpo Lkt —ONE FURNISHED AND ONE Y unfurnished room. 188 W. Ohio st

tpo l.KT—THREE NICE UNFURNISHED Y rooms. Inquire 340 North Delaware.

ri'oLBT—FURNISHED AND UNFURNISHED Y rooms; board In house. 323 N. Illinois.

r| v o Lkt-FURNISHED ROOMS; MKaLS, IF Y desired; reasonable. 138 E. New York.

tPo Lkt-FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED Y rooms; no housekeeping. 355 N. Illinois.

tPo Let-TWO ELEGANT ROOMS; NEWLY Y furnished: gentlemen only. 181 E. Ohio st.

epo LET-NICELY FURNISHED FRONT Y room; modern conveniences, 377 N. Delaware.

M'O Lkt - FURNISHED FRONT ROOM, Y with or without board; private family. 801 E. Ohio.

rpo Lkt-SUITE FURNISHED OR UNFURY nlshed; crate, bath; private family. 185 N. Tennessee st.

ri'o Let - FURNISHED AND UNFUBY nlshed rooms in Plaza,22 Circle st. Bath, janitor and all conveniences.

fPo Let-AT 23 FT. WAYNE AVE.,NICELY Y furnished alcove room at reasonable rates to man and wile, or gentlemen.

rro let-pleasant, front room, in Y private family; all conveniences; references required. Address D 22, News.

rito^KT-PLEASANT, FURISHED, BATH; Y Tood board; central. Inquire at MRS. SUTTON'S. 143 N. Alabama st.

r po Let — ROOMS, WITH OR WITHOUT Y board: also parlor on lower floor; reasonable rates, at 143 N. Pennsylvania st.

ffio Lkt-TO-MORROW IS YOUR LAST Y chance to procure our elegant Easter panel picture. Gt A. <6 P. TEA CO '8 stores.

rTo LKT-FURNISHED ROOM, WITH OR Y without board, in private family, reasonable. Northwest corner Vermont and Blackford st

rro Lkt-FINEST OFFICE AND SLEEPING Y rooms in city, Cordova, Lorraine, Franklin buildings; all modern conveniences. DYER A RASSMANN. 31 Circle.

rro Lkt—ONE 16x10 FRONT ROOM, ONE Y 16x19, with large bay window; very desirable, furnished or unfurnished, with or witbout meals. 435 N. Tennessee.

rro Lkt-LAKOE. NICELY FURNISHED 1 room, front entrance; bath: electric cars; suitable for two gentleman with first-class references. 561 N. Alabama st.

rro Lkt—EVERYONE A and especially the ladies the ladies the ladies should have "Famous Paintings” “Famous Paintings” “Famous Paintings” “Famous Paintings” “Famous Paintings” It is the new portfolio to be furnished the readers of The Indianapolis News. It is the most beautiful, the daintiest of them ali. Don't fail to sea Part One. It will he ready soon. Six coupons and 10c for each part. Watch for the coupon. THE INDIANAPOLIS NEWS.

TO LET—OFF.M S ANJ> STOKES. rro Lkt—DF>K ROOM. 130 COMMERCIAL I piub Bulldlnfc

rro Lkt—76 TO 84 E. GEORGIA ST., WITH Y or without power.

rro Let—NICE HALL. ONE OFFICE ROOM. 1 Old Library Building.

r|"o Let -SMALL STORE-ROOM,04 INDIANA Y ave. 24 Thorpe Block.

rro Let-STORE-ROOM; GOOD BUSINESS Y location; 82 Indiana ave.

rro Lkt-GOOD DOWN-TOWN BUSINESS 1 room. Apply 125 N. Alabama st.

rro LET-OFFICE AND SLEEPING ROOMS, Lad HERETH. 82 K. Washington st.

'Po Let-STORE-ROOM. 32 INDIANA AVE. L WILLIAM GORDON. Baldwin Block.

rro Lot-store, ioo s. meridian;22x100, Y three stories and dry cellar, elevator; 000.

rro Lkt—64-06 INDIANA AVE., SMALL i store-room, with living rooms. 24 Thorpe Block.

rro Lkt-STORE-BOOM, 58 INDIANA AVE.; Y old-established shoe-store location. 24 Thorpe Block.

rro lkt-to-morrow is your last Y chance to procure onr elegant Easter panel picture. Gt. A. Jt P. TEA CO.’s stores.

rro LkT—STORE-ROOM. W. NEW YORK, L 01S; cottage. 342 Bellefontalne, 012: 169 W. Ohio, $20. LEW NICOLI, 22 Thorpe Block.

rro Let - A VERY DESIRABLE STOREY room on Virginia ave., old established queensware location. J. S. CRUSE. 92 E. Market st.

rro Let-TWO DESIRABLE STORE-ROOMS, Y No. 20 S. Alabama st., two stories and basement, 025; No. 498 Madison *ve., suitable for drug store or saloon, $12. METZGER AGENCY’, Odd Fellows Block.

r| o Lkt-DEsIRABLE STORE-ROOM. 78 E. Y Washington st., now occupied by Zimmer's drug-store: whole building or ground tioor, Washington to Court sts ; two front* HENRY D. PIERCE. 18% N. Meridian st.

ri’o Lmt-EVEKYONE Y and especially the ladies the ladies the ladies should have “Famous Paintings” "Famous Paintings” “Famous Paintings” “Famous I’nintlngs” “Famous Printings" It is the new portfolio to be furnished the readers of The Indianapolis News. It is the most beautiful, the daintiest of them all. Don’t fail to see Part Une. It will be ready soon. Six coupons and 10c for each part. Watch for th# coupon. THE INDIANAPOLIS NEWS

TO LET—MISCELLANEOUS. irolot-stable forvenhorses, son. Y Mississippi st.

rpo LOT—10 ACRES. WITH HOUSE, NEAR 1 city, O. A. UILGENBEHG.27 W. Ohio.

rro Lkt-TO-MOURO\V IS YOUR LAST Y chance 10 procure our elegant Easter pane picture. Ut. A. A P. TEA CO.'S stores. 1

rro LOT-LIVERY FOR HIRE. HORSES, Y surries, buggies and delivery wagons, separately or together. FRANK SCHOFIELD, 122 K. Wabash Telephone 831.

rro lkt-EVERYONE i and especially

the ladies the ladies the ladies

should have “Famous Paintings” “Famous Paintings” “Famous Paintings” “Famous Paintings” “Famous Paintings" It is the new portfolio to be furnished the readers of The Indianapolis News. It is the most btautiful, the daintiest of them all. Don’t fall to see Part One. It will be ready soon. Six coupons and lOc for each part. Watch tor the coupon. THE INDIA NAPOcIS NEWS.

AUCTION »ALr..

'x'r?™p~8TMr!MrNM»E^

J\. eer, Vance Block.

4 CCTTOX—A. L. HUNT. AUCTIONEER. 192

-Tl E. Washington st.

fj'o Let-SEE LIST. C. E. COFFIN * Ctt

lichigan st.

ri'o Lkt—HOUSE, SIX ROOMS. GAR. 421 E.

1 Ml " "

TDo Lee—HOUSES IN ALL PARTS OF THE

1 city. C. F. SAYLES.

rpo Lkt-SEVEN-ROOM HOUSE, 271 E. VER

1 monb Apply 221 N. East.

FOURTEENTH

'Vo Let-COTTAGE, 57 W. FO 1 st., 013. Call 1140 X. Illinois.

fTo Let-SEE LIST AT HADLEY <k FAY R,

A removed to 40>h E. Washington st.

T<o Let-SEE LIST AT 96 E. MARKET. 1 ground floor. GREGORY A APPEL. 'ro Lkt—SIX ROOMS, 329 E. MICHIGAN ST.; I natural gas. Inquire at No. 477 E. Ver-

mont st.

TTo Lkt - WHEN YOU MOVE, TRY JENA KINS’S TRANSFER COMPANY, 11 N.

Alabama.

nFo LKT-MONEY TO LOAN ON FURNITURE L and pianos, without removal. Room5, II^ N. Meridian st. rro Let-two EXCELLENT FIVE-ROOM A houses, Ramsey ave., No. 108,112. Inquire 318 E. St. Clair st.

ri'o let-six-room house: barn and A shed; half-acre of ground; Hil Brinkman st. C. U. WALTER.

illside ave. and

f|'o Lkt —FOR ROOMING AND BOARDING, A house of twenty rooms; five suites of front rooms; modern. 176 N. Illinois st. ero Let —MONEY ON WATCHES. DIAA monds, etc.; just and fair dealing*; no fraud. WILSON, 168l(i E. Washington st. rpo Let - TO-MORROW IS YOUR LA: A chance to procure our elegant Easter pat picture. Gt. A. A P. TEA CO.’* stores. f|'o Let—DESIRABLE SIX-ROOM COTTAGE X on E. South st., half square from Virginia ava HENRY D. PIERCE. 18Jb N. Meridian st.

FOR SALK-REAL ESTATE. J^xt^aTTrk^TIsffTAnNaGCIGA^

PeaI. Estatb-MILLS A SMALL, H>h N AV Meridian st. i ka t. Estate—MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWXb est rate. A. METZGER, Odil Fellows Block. PxaiTEstate-FIVE-ROOM HOUSE IN AY Shelby st., near Orange. Address V 19,

News.

tTeal Estate-NICE. FIVE-ROOM COT AY tage, with all conveniences. 281 lefferson avenue. Pkal Ektatk—ONE OF THE MOST DESIR AV able houses in Woodruff, east (ronb Addres* F 16. News. Peal Estate-LOT 40x137*4,8. MERIDIAN AY at, one square south of Belt, 0500. Address V 23, News. PEAL Estate - WASHINGTON ST. BU8IAY ness property. DORMAN N. DAVIDSON, 84 E. Market. P KAL Estate-COLUMBI A-AVE. LOT.NEAR AY Seventh; bargain. W. E. STEVENSON, 74 E. Market. Pkal Estate-PROPEKTY OF ALL KINDS. AY HADLEY * FAY. removed to 401* *. Washington st. ; Yl kal Estate—NIUE • COTTAGE HOME, YY West Indianapolis; easy payment 1. N. RICHIE, 58 E Market. p kal Estati£-NEW EIGHT-ROOM HOUSE, IY north : full bath, gas, cabinet mantels; 03,000. CAM PELL. 91 E. Market. Pkal Estate-LOTS, 0300; MONTHLY PAYxV ments; Capitol Park; right down In city. I. N. RICHIE. 58 E, Market. IIKAL Estate - LEAKY CISTERNS IY cleaned and cemented, 01,60. BUTTS. 133 Indiana ave. ’Phone 1791.

fTo Lkt—RESIDENCE. NINE ROOMS AND A bath, good repair and location; 23 Home ave., between Delaware and Pennsylvania. C. F.

SAYLES.

ff O'Let-FURNISHED FIVE-ROOM 00T1- tage; down dow n; free gas, free water, all conveniences; cheap. Apply to JAY G. VOSS,

35 W. Market st.

fTo Let-HOUSE NO. 185 ST. MARY 8T., 1 025: house No. 187 Sb Mary sb, 027.50. Inquire of JOHN WOCHER. £tna Building, 101*

N. Pennsylvania sb

rf O Lkt~FIVE-ROOM COTTAGE, ON CLAY 1 sb. two squares electric line; 06 per month. T _

INTERSTATE INVESTMENT COMPANY, K w«llr«wJai 87 E. Washington sb ' walking (ii

fpo Let-NO.942 N. MERIDIAN ST.. AN AT1 tractive, newly decorated, ten-room house; bath, furnace, fine stable, all strictly modern, for 040. C. F. SAYLES, Agent, 75Ta E. Markeb fl">o Let - JENKINS’S TRANSFER COM1 PANY', piano and furniture movers. Carpets cleaned end laid. Office 11 N Alabama st. Telephone 1522.-Will be responsible for dam-

ages. Best wagons in the city.

nro lkt -mrs. hauuhey’s handsome A residence property, north of city; large house, hardwood finish, fine plumbing, natural gas, electric lights, greenhouse, garden, fruit and shade; large, beautiful grounds; electric car line

C. F. SAY’LES. 77iiii E . Market.

P eal Estatk-WK HAVE a GREAT BARAY guln in five-room cottage in Hosbrook st. IL

H. BTBOUSE & CO., Vance Block.

P eal E8TATE-03OO--LOTS. N A TUBAL GAS AY and street improvements paid; easy pay-

menta. I. N. RICHIE, 58 E. Markeb

1J kal Estate—TO-MORROvTlS YOUR LAST YY chance to procure our elegant Easter panel picture. Gt. A. A P. TEA CO.’s stores. Peal Estate—COTTAGE, FOUR ROOMS, AY half square Clifford-ave. electric cars; cheap;

must sell. Room 10. 68Lj E. Market sb

Peal Estate - ELEGANT BRICK BUSIAY ness block, central, under rent at ove per year; price 013,000. VV. E. MICK <fc CO.

R

ments.

antral, under rent at over 81,200 13,000. VV. E. MICK <fc CO.

kal Estate—TWO TEN-ROOM HOUSES (north), modern, to sell on easy monthly payits. R. H. 8TR0U8E A CO.. Vance .Block.

FIVE-ROOM COTTA

ROO

' walking distance: $150 cash, balance $11 a nth. R. H. STROUSE * CO., Vance Block.

l\ E:

"l) kal Estate—FIRE. LIGHTNING. OY YY clone, gas explosion and life Insurance. HADLEY A FAY, removed to 40^ E. Washing-

ton st.

p kal Estate" "8125 DOWN WILL BUY YY three-room house, inside property, on eight years' time; monthly payments, 244 8. New

Jersey.

pEAL Estate—EAST-FRONT LOT, ILLIEY nols st.. 138x260; will sell at bargain or trade Thornh^liiock property " A " ^ V " DUNKLE . ~ 2

AN NO UNCEMKN TS.

Pkal Estate - FOUR EIGHT - ROOM YY bouses, nicely located, to trade for farm, or sell on easy monthly payments. R. H. STROUSE

& CO., Vance Block.

NXOCNCKMEN-T—TISH -I-MINGO CIGAR.

A nnouncemkxt—ARROVV BICYCLE; $80. av 145 Virginia ave., on viaduct. * NNOUNCKMKN-T—10c PARCEL DELIVERY; ax prompt attention. 'Phone 822. X NNOtJNCKMKWT—FINE WATCH REPAIR/Y ing at CRANE’S, 78 E. Washington st.

A‘read*

p eal KstaTK-A LOT IN DOUGLASS PARK. YY in Alabama st., east front, at a bargain : call and make an offer: must be sold at once. SMITH BROS., 4 Ingalls Block.

Pkal Estate—LOTH FOR SALE ON WEEK1Y ly payments in Prospect st., E. Washington st. and in Brinkman Hill addition. BRADLEY’ * DENNY. 26 N. Delaware.

NNOITNCKMENT —^ DR. _ELLI8, PLANET

, rea "

York sts.

er, Ryan's Block, Tennessee and New

a xxounckmext-ACCORDION PLAITING /V done by MRS. MAE COBB PAGE, 108 N. Pennsylvania. . A SKOfXCEMEXT—TO-MORROW IS YOUR /v last chance to procure our elegant Easter panel picture. Gt. A. A P. TEA CO.’S stores.

Peal Fstate-COTTAGE; FOUR ROOMS, YY pentry. well, cistern and gas: in repair; N. Illinois car line within one-half square. Address

G, Room 21.Cyclorama Building.

P i7aT Estate — FI VK - RO(7m COTTAGE IY (good condition), will rent well, to trade for

e incumbrance,

ock.

vk (good condition), wilt rent well larger house, north, will assume U. H. STROUSE * CO Vance B!o

\ XNOUXCKMKNT—EVERYONE ax. aud especially

dence; ten rooms, furnace, bath-room i ple<e; stable lot, 80x200; east front; $7j very easy terms. VV. K. MICK <S CO.

Estate-N. TENNESSEE ST. RESI-

com-

$7,000;

should hav “Famous Paintings” “Famous Paintings” “Famous Paintings” "Famous Paintings” Famous Paintings” nrtfolio t

the ladies the ladies th* ladies

Peal Estatk-RESI DENCE, W. OHIO, YY only 01,800: two lots Elder ave.. bargain; cottage, W. Second, only $1,000, small payment. LffW NICOLI. 22 Thorpe Block.

Ukal Estate-MUST RE SOLD AT ONCE, IY four-room cottage. It 6 Sheldon st.; line lot, east front; make us an offer: easy terms. A. METZGER AGENCY, 5 Odd Fellows Hall.

and 10c for each

It will be ready soon. Six coupon* ■b part. Watch for the coupon. THE INDIANAPOLIS NEWS.

Pkal Estate— WE ARE AGENTS FOR YY California fruit lands, developed and undeveloped 1 . If you mean to purchase, call or address J. H. SMITH A CO.. 30 VV. Washington.

NOTICE. "^otick-TISH-I-MINGO CIGAR ^OTIck-POOR FLOUR DEAR AT ANY Is price; use only Montezuma patent flour. \r 7 >TiCE—FOR FREIGHT ELEVATORS CALL IN on WRIGHT & WRIGHT, 117 8. Tennes-

see st

OTICK-HA VE YOUR CARPETS CLEANED Is aqfi laid by new process, at HOWARD'S. Telephone 016. V[oTlcK-lfAVE YOUR TIN WORK REi.v paired by Joseph Gardner, 39 Kentucky ave. Telephone 322. XToticK-GET PURSELL A- MEDSKER. 31 J.X Massachusetts ave.. to repair your leaky roofs; slate or tin. Telephone, S83. XTotick — TO-MORROW IS YOUR LAST IN chance to procure our elegant Easter panel picture. Gt. A. A P. TEA CO.'S stores.

I> eal ESTATS5-ON MONTHLY PAYMENTS YY of $15. small cash payment down, house, in good order, six squares nor court-house, WM. GORDON, Baldwin

down, six-room irtheast of

Block.

P KAL Estatk—SPLENDID TWENTY-FIVE IV room brick house on good street at low price and easy payments; well-adapted for sanitarium or private hospital. Address C 16, News office. p kal Estate-LOT IN MERIDIAN ST., YY near Fifteeuth sb. price $1,500. PANGBOUN * COULTER, 94 K- Market st. pEAL Estate—TWO-STORY, SEVEN-ROOM YY house, Eighteenth sb; owner must sell; want ofler. PANGBORN * COULTER, 94 E. Market sb

Pkal Estate-double frame house, YY ten rooms, in splendid condition, sewer connection. city water, both gases; under rent at $288 per year; price only 02,500; cheap. W. E. MICK * CO.

Jotice-EVERROAD A PRUNE FOR FURnaces, hardware, tfnwork and gas fitting

vs n&ces, hardware, tinwork and gas fitting; also, pumps and nails at factory prices. 170 In- l> k diana ave. *Y

all ot

one squai Penngylv

otick—NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.

15 Not signed ha

credits and effects of John Ensey, of Marion county, Indiana, by virtue of deed of assign-

at Estai

vania

all or one-ha

Notice is hereby given that the -undersigned has duly qualified as trustee of the rig

•edits and effects

xustee of the rights, Ensey, of Marion

ly I vania st.

meat made for the benefit of creditors. CHARLES 8. NAZWORTHY,

Trustee.

THOMAS HANNA, Attorney for Trustee.

p kat.EsTAfK—BUSINESS CORNER, NORTHYY east, at a special bargain; owner determined to sell; if you want a good piece of income property; let us give you the facta SPANN A CO., 86 E. Market.

tween George VV. Pangborn and J. L. William so has this day been dissolved by mutual consent Mr. J. L. Williamson retiring. George W. Pang, born will collect ail claims due and to become

t{ eal Estate—TEN-ROOMS, BATH, I’ANXfoTtcK—OF DISSOLUTION- * V try. toilet-room and ball, hot and cold soft 15 The co-partnership heretofore existing be- water and city water, good barn, plenty of fruit tween George VV. Pangborn and J. L. Williamson and-'shade, south of Eighth st.; a bargain at

son and' shade, south of Ei -nt. 84.500. SMITH A CO.

Estatk—BIG SPECULATION- LOTS

Indianapolis, March 17,1894. GEO. W. PANGBORN. J. L. WILLIAMSON.

VTotick-EVERYONE -T* and esp<

and especially

p kal Estate—NEW SIX-ROOM COTTAGE, YY Highland Place. Just finished; greatest bar-

sell on monthly

Highia ■ mi wmm gain In the city for cash, or will sell on monthly payments. INTERSTATE INVESTMENT

COMPANY'. 67 E. Washington sb

should hav

"Famous Paintings” "Famous Paintings” "Famous Paintings” M E*orrw\n«i "Pattitinunx**

the ladies the ladle* th* ladies

Famous Paintings” “Famous Paintings"

s the new portfolio to be furnished the readers of The Indianapolis News. It Is the most beautiful, the daintiest ot them all. Don't fall to

8 ready soon. Six coupons

Watch for the coupon.

P eal Estatk-LARGeTlOT IN N. TKNYY nessee sb. between Twentieth and Twentvfirst sts. f 100x265; can be subdivided into four good lots; a bargain at 02.500. A. METZGER AGENCY, 5 Odd Fellows Hall.

autiful,

see Part One. It will be ready sooi

and 10c for each part. Watch for the coupon.

THE INDIANAPOLIS NEVVl

1 kal Estate — ELEGANT NINE-ROOM V residence, N. Pennsylvania, burn, bath, rnace, east front, only $3,500, including asphalt street; 0300 cash, balance long time. LEW NICOLI, 22 Thorpe Block.

"\7otick-SALK OF REAL ESTATE. Is By order of the Marion Circuit Court, the undersigned, trustee of the Capital City Cloth Casket Company, will, on Monday, April 2.1894, on the premises, at the factory of said company, near the corner of Post aud Voster ave*., northwest of Indianapolis, Ind.. near the Belt railroad, offer for sale. at private sale, the following described real e-tate, in Marion county. and State

of Indiana, to-wit:

Part of the northeast quarter of section thirtyfour, tosvnship sixteen, north of range three east, described as follows: Beginning at a point twentythree and fifty-nine one hundredths chains south of 1 the north line, and fourteen hundred and twenty-two feet east of the west line of said quarter section. Said beginning point is in the center of Voster ave.. and on the east lino of the right-of-way df what is known as the Belt railroad. and running east with the center of said Voster ave. two hundred ano forty-four and seven-tenths feet, thence north one hundred and twenty feet, thence east one hundred and fifty feet, thence north one hundred and thirty-two nd seven-tenths feet; thence west and south-

iL Estate—MORTON PLACE. NEW (Lb house, N. Alabama at., nine rooms, bath, barn, all conveniences, at a bargain.

PANGBORN A COULTER.

94 E. Market sb

P eal Estate-MONEY TO LOAN; A LARGE YY sum of home funds left in our care to be loaned fn *11018 of 8700 to 01,900 ond upward, at lowest rates of interest; can furnish money the same day you apply: pay hack when you please. A. METZGER. 5 Odd Fellows Hall.

pantry, ciuseis. wen, cisrcru. cellar, sinK in :chen, porch, side and front, art and plate glass, jnent walks. Iron fence, newly papered, shed, good burn, high lot. inside property; a bargain at $1,900 ; 0450 cash, balance as renb SMITH A CO.,36Va VV. Washington st.

.'ent

well worth $3,000, but owner anxious to sell

city on account of

seven-ten

west, with the center of a switch, two hundred and sixty-nine feet to the east line of the right-of-way of said Belt railroad. Thence southward, along the east line of said right-of-way 215 feet to the place of beginning, together with aii the fixtures and machinery attached to the buildings on said real estate. Said sale will be subject to n mong.tge executed by said Capital City Cloth Caske: Company to the .Etna Having and Loan Association, recorded in Mortgage Record 240, page 144, in the Recorder's office of Marion county, Indiana. Said sale will continue until the hour of 5 o'clock p. m.. of the9th of April, 1804, and will lie made for not less than the appraised value of said real estate, and on the following terms: One-third cash, and the balance in two equal inatallments, evidenced by notes of the purchaaer bearing interest ml with personal security thereon payable in nm to exceed three and six month*. The purchaser may puv all cash at hi* option. If said property remains unsold at said date, it will be offered at public auction at 10 o'clock, on Tuesday, the 10th day of April, 1894, at the place and on the same terms as to payments above set forth. The sale of said propertv shall be subject to the approval of the court. For further Information apply to the undersigned trustee, or to Kolilns <t Wiltsie, attorneys. No.

82Va E. Washington st. SANT FORD S. DICKSON.

Trustee.

67 E. Washington st.

ance we switch,

soul undr

>etw<

....... but

once, must leave the city on account of poor health: this means a bargain. PRATHER A

McMORRuW, 04 E. Market st.

UvTI'.S —MUC-I ■ .V

-X eers. 139 VV. Washington sb A pction —TO-J0ORROW IS YOUR LAST /x chance to procure our elegant Easter panel picture. Gt. A. A P. TEA CO.•» stores.

•aiiitlng*’

ortfHho to be furnished the readI anapoils News II is the most

peauuiui, me aaiutiest of them all. Don’t fail to ses Part One. It will be ready soon. Six coupons and 10c for each part. Watch for the coupon.

•Deal Estate-AT A GREAT BARGAIN

IV residence on Bradshi

. all

. square

electric car line: most be sold at once:

residence on Bradshaw sb; five rooms. Hand cistern, cellar, all in good eonditii

40 feet front, one-half square from Virgina-ave.'

?ood condition; *ot| from Virgina-ave.

electric car line: must be sold at once: owner going to leave city: make offer. A. METZGER

AGENCY. 5 Odd Fellows Hall.

Deal Estate—MORRIS LOTS. PARTIES YY intending tc build this season will find it to their interest to consult with us about these lots. They fronting.on Alabama. New Jersey street and Central ave., and have asphalt roadways, cement walks, gas. sewer and water. These lots arc in the best portion of the city, north, aud within easy walking distance of the business center. A limited number wilt be sold at greatly reduced prices. JOHN S. SPANN A CO.. 80 E. Market st. iEAL Estate—BARGAINS IN FARMS. 40 li acres seven miles southwest of the city; only _0 an acre for a few days. 112 acres Rush county, rich, black laud, fair improvements, bargain at 07.000: half cash, balance long time, or will take good residence property in Indianapolis in part payment, end give time on balance. 135 acres rich prairie land south of Walcott. Ind ; fair improvements; money maker; S5.000; ow ner lives here aud will trade for Indianapolis pro) erty. BAIRD <k LANG. 10>h E. Washington st.

STORAGE.

O TORAOE—OF ALL KINDS AT CHARLES E. O SHOVER’S. 180 E. Wabash sb UToaAOE—TO-MORROW 18 YOUR LAST O chance to procure our elegant Easter o*n»l picture. Gt. A. A P. TEA CU. ’8 #ton s.

I eal Estate-EVERYONE t aud especially

should hav*

“Famous Paintings” “Famous Paintings”

1 Paintings”

the ladies the ladles tbs Iodise

FOR SAI.K-MIVCHLLANEOUS. jpo*Sale—TI8H—1—MINGO CIGAR.

poasale-star • cough drops,5 cents

FOR SALK—MISCKLEANEOITR.

L’ob Hale-SAFETY BICYCLE; PNEC-

F matte. 31 Virginia ave.

poi* Salk-BAR HER SHOP AT 179 & ILLIm not* HI* j pTa s* 1 e-fresh JERSEY COW, WITH J Y calf. 122 E. Wabash.

FINANCIAL.

Lo.~-.IUK>...

' Jy>A*e—ON DIAMONDS. 9M

te|f

Pon Balk—ARROW BICYCLE; 000. 145

X Virginia ave., on viaduct.

Po* Malk—THE STABLE IN REAR OF

Y 86 87 N. Pennsylvania st.

Poa Salk—BLACKSMITH'S ANVIL AND

A vise. 82 E. Washington st

pon Sale - OAL1GIIAPH TYPEWRITER;

Y second band. 29 K. Market.

Pon HAi.r-300 BUSHELS POTATOES. 65c

a a bnsbel. No. 7 Madison ave.

pon Salk-BUTCHERS COOLER; VERY

T cheap. 231 W Washington st.

pou SaLK-SHOE SHOP; COLLEGE AVE.

r and Ninth. Call 11 N. Alabama.

pou Salk-0125; BICYCLE, ON PAYMENTS A of 05 a month. Address A 18. New*

Pon Salk-STOCK OF JEWELRY AND X fixtures; business established. 820 N. Illinois.

Por Salk-THE GROWING DEMAND FOR A Montezuma patent flour Is because of Its

purity.

PobSalk-CLEVELAND BICYCLES. NEW; 1^ easy payments to suit purchaser Addrese 0

Por Salk-CHAIRS, TABLES. COUNTERX forms, gas-fixtures and partition* 155 N.

New Jersey.

Por Sale-WaVERLY PNEUMATIC BlX cycle, nearly new, 050 cash. Call 242

Daugherty st

Por Salk-ABOUT 8A LES AND PU RCHA8K8 X of saloons see AUGUST KRBBICH. 27 8.

Pennsylvania st.

Por Salk-MONEY TO LOAN ON WATCHES Y and diamonds; fair dmjlng and private room. 24 Ingalls Block.

poR Salr—0125 VICTOR FLYER, 1894 PATX tern; brand-new; on payments to suit Address D 18, News.

pon Salk -23 POUNDS A SUGAR. DOLLAR; X 3 pounds lard 25 cent*; cracker# 6 ccnlt pound. 418 8. YVest St.

Por Salk -50 FEET CLRAVELAND FENCE; Y double and single gate; good order; 010. Call at 1134 N. Meridian st.

pon Salk-HALOON; GOOD LOCATION; X license good until December. Inquire 92 K. Market. ED STRONG. t

Por Salk-YOUTHS' AND MISSES' SHOES I half-soled, oak stock, 25c; all work guaranteed. 79 K. Washington et.

Por Salk-8 PKOTACLE8 AND EY’EX glasses fitted scientifically at Optician LANDOU 62 B. Market st.

pon Sale-NICE CLEAN, new drug X store, at your own price. Good reason for selling. Addiess F 19. News.

Por Sale-STOCK OF GROCERIES AND A feed. Good location and good reason for selling. Address M 20, News.

pon Sale—TO-MORROW IS YOUR LAST Y chance to procure our elegant Easter panel picture. Gt. A. A P. TEA CO.’S stores.

Poa Sale-MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS OF A all kinds; call and get our prices before you buy. PANDKN A CO., 133 W. Washington st.

Por SALK-WANTED: HORSES TO CLIP. X 130 and 134 E. St. Clair st. Finest work In the city guaranteed; horses called for and delivered. ’Phone 498.

Por Sale-ONLY A FEW 1893 SAMPLE A vehicles and harness left; cheap for cash, if sold before April 1. A. H. STURTEVANT A CO., Na 08 S. Pennsylvania st.

7/or Salk-LARGE FLOURING MILL. FULL I roller process, In first-class condition no better location In State. Address SPRINGER & NEWSOM, Assignees. Elizabethtown, Ind.

P’or Rale-^CSTABLISHED RETAIL DRYY goods business; best location In the city; good cash trade: can reduce stock to 015,000; only paitics with ready money need answer. Address Q 23. News.

Por SaLE-IF YOU WANT A BICYCLE I A can let you have a brand-new, high-grade, latest-pattern 0125 pneumatic on pavmcntsof $5 a mouth; you can pay a* little or as much down when you tike the wheel as you wish; no chattel mortgage taken; responsible partv only need answer; bargain offered such. Address E 18, News.

M OX U MENTS.

HI OXCJIKXTS—AUG. D1ENER, 243 E. VVASH1U ingtoa.

"Famous Paintings” “Famous Pointings’’ “Famous Paintings”

It is the new portfolio to be furnished the readers of The Indianapolis News, it Is the roost beautiful, the daintiest of them alL Don’t fall to see Part One It will be ready soon. Six coupons and XOc for each part Watch for the coupon. THE INDIANAPOLIS NEWS.

poa Sale—TO-MORROVV—SATURDAY! SHOE MARKET’S FIRST EASTER. Eventful birth of a series of spring rales. Shoes thrown to the masses at prices reduced almost • half. Shoes bought »t had! tan be sold at same ratio. That is the way we buy! That is the way we sell. If a shoe man fails, we endeavor to buy hie stock at 40 to 50 cents on the dollar. In this way a shoe costing 02 at the factory costs us but $1. and so on. Now to the main itsue. Our Easter price-list Is a special one, adjusted to Easter trade and demands. WOMEN’S DONGOLA BUTTON. Sach’s $5 grade only 02 50 Sach’s $4 grade !— only 2 00 Union Shoe Co.’• 05.00 grade only 2 50 Union Shoe Co.’s 4.tH> grade only 2 00 Union Shoe Co.’s 3.d6 grade only 1 75 Stribley’s $3.60 grad*. only 2 00 A regu’ar $2 Dougolu button, square toe patent tipped ...only 1 25 A regular $1.50 Dongola button, plain opera toe only 1 00 250 pairs all grades (special lot), all styles, all fize 3, have been thrown on a table, choice only 1 00 WOMEN’S OXFORDS AND SLIPPERS. Hand-sewed plain Oxford slippers $0 90 Silver-trimmed toilet siipper| 1 25 Three-point Dongola Comiorts 75 Old Ladies’ Common Sense Ties 1 00 Spanish arch opera Oxfords 1 00 A good kid Oxford tie...7..." 85 Genuine Russia calf Oxford.......... 1 60 Genuine Russia calf Bluchers 1 75 • (The two latter are 03 shoes.) Cloth top Oxford bootee* (sold always at $3.50) 1’.’.*“. only 1 60 Same kind (all Dongola)..!*. only 1 75 MISSES’ AND CHILDREN'S SHOES. Philadelphia Deagola, spring heels, patent Up ♦.JjCl*!! .00 75 Philadelphia kid square toe, spring heels... 75 Anthony’* Dongola, spring heels 1 00 Kangaroo calf, spring heels 1 00 Grain-heeled shoes (worth doubls) 65 (The above size# are all under 101*.) Misses' patent Up Dongola, spring heels. 1 00 (Thlt shoe runs 13 to 2.) Misses’ (Anthony) 0L75 Dongola spring heels !....*! 1 25 Oxfords (all sizes) any price, from 65c upward. MEN'-B GOODS. A Cordovan finish Congress or lac* shoe, handsome style, fit like gloves, only 02. Yon will buy on sight; it is soft, velvety, and will give service. They are 05 shoes In appearance. Onr 01.50 shoe injlace and Congress eclipses anything we ever saw. it is made of soft, smooth satin finish veal calf, solid soles, counter and Insoles. Good style*, all widths, and will render service equal to the average 02.50 shoe. All 05,04 and 03 sho^i In Cordovan. Kangaroo, Dongola. tiger skin,' etc., will be sold at corresponding discount this we*k. Store open 7 A as. to 8 p. m., Saturdays 7 a m. to ll p. m. THE SHOE MARKET, 83 E. Washington ei.

Dca HxbK-ri AND ON MEAT MARKET.

Y Addreee / 14, News office.

L'oa Sale-FOUR~AND EIGHT HOR0EY power engine*- 174 ». Ml«»iselppl eb

CtoK Balk-HOUSEHOLD GOODS, NEW Y lawn mower, fine cow. 241 Ramsey ave.

BUHI-FTr oHi.AN. GOOD AS 115. Addrese E 22, News officA

JtoR Kale— a .... new; price $15.

pon Salk-PARROT: FINE TALKER; ■Y good cook stove. 2 Reynolds ave.. Hough-

pon Salk - CELEBRATED STEVENS F cooler. JOHN F. CRAIG. 231 W. Wash1 nff ton. pon salk-hioh' grade pneumatic A safety: excellent condition. 618 N. Tennessee st.

Por Salk-CHEAP FOB CASH, CONE Washington st* Cr ' i, * ,D * nd cifmr * ,mD<L 814

Por 8ALK-8LOOP YACHT. INDIANA: 0TTO*8TKCBHA I N k * *<“"”*

POR Saj.b-FURNITURE AND LEAHE, RXA ”‘ 1 ' ent 'Y located private hotel, this city; profitable business. I. N. RICHIE. 58 E. Mor-

amlnat clnnatl

poa 8alk—INKS AND FLUIDS. WOODX tpanece’t, Sandfords. ftiafford's. Carter's. Arnold's and Barnes's. Stafford's architect*’ Ink, Stafford's indelible ink. beet carmine and crimson inks, mucilage and library paste: save money Meridian"#b 0< BAKER * ’THORNTON, 38 8.

Poa ’Salk-EVERY'ONE Y and esnee:

and especially

should hav

“Famous Paintings” “Famous Paintings”

the ladles the ladles the ladies

"Famous uaintlngs” “Famous Paintings” “Famous Paintings” “Famous Paintings”

It is the new portfolio to be furnished the readers of The Indianapolis News. It is the most beautiful, the daintiest of them all. Don't fail to see Part One. It will be ready soon. 8ix coupons and 10c lor each part. Watch for the coupon THE INDIANAPOLIS NEWS.

po* 8al»-TO PRINTERS: THE NEWS has a number of Imposing stones for sale, to be delivered abont the middle of May; also, several hundred pounds of minion, nonpareil and agate body type (now used in printing The News), and a lot of the same type which has never been used, Iron and wooden stands, cases, etc., to be delivered about the middle of June. This win be a rare chance for country printer* to equip their offices with good material at small expense. T f

POR Salk-TO QUIT BUSINESS, 010.000 Y worth of boots and shoes to be sold, regardless of cost. Remember, this is no fake sale. Every pair of boots and shoes to t>* sold within the next sixty days. Reim-mber the correct place, 168 Virginia ave. Below we mention a few prices.

0.500. Ladles' dongola, French kid, hand-turn 02.50; worth 04. Men’s patent leather shoes 02 50; worth 04.50. Men's kangaroo shoes $3; worth $5.25. Men's calf-skin shoes, hand-sewed, 03; Worth08. Men s calf-skin shoes$1 75; worth 02.75, Men’s fine ea'.f-skin shoes $2; wort!) $1. Men s calf-skin shoes 01.20; worth $2. Men’s dongo'a shoes; all solid 01; worth $1.85. Everyth’ngelse in proportion. Remember, this Is positively one of the largest shoe sales that ever occurred in this city. Remember the correct place, 158 Indiana ave. Look for the sign in front of our store. 8. A. GUMM.

THIS WEEK

money

‘money

1307

NFW

1307

On boots, shoes groceries and slippers.

SUGARS ARE LOWER.

01 for 20 lbs powdered sugar.

01 for 20 lbs cut loaf sugar.

$1 for 22 lbs gianuiated sugar. 01 for 22 lbs It W. A. sugar, white. $1 for 23 lbs P. A. sugar, white. $1 for 23 ibs K. A sugar, white. 01 for 24 lbs ideal extra U sugar.

$1 for 30 lbs golden C sugar.

Another fresh lot lot of canned and dried fruits at new prices; positively every article guaran-

teed or money refunded. 8c for 1 can blueberries. 8c for 1 can pie peaches. 9c for 1 can rasuherrie*. 6c for I can blackberries. . 6c for 1 can pumpkin. 0c for 1 can sugar corn. 7tac for 1 can tiptop corn. 8c for 1 can Polk’s sugi

10c for 1 can large size tomatoes.

arge

11c for 1 can tal : for 1 can lemon

• 1 can California white < Uc for 1 can pineapple.

gar corn.

i tc

hie peaches

cling

emu aoht

ng peaches, bite cherriei

9c for 1 can gooseberries.

7 1 4tc for 1 can string beans.

9c for 1 can Polk'# peas.

15c for 1 can api to butter. 10c for 1-pint bottle catsup. 7 1 fcc for h>-plnt bottle catsup.

10c for 1 can salmon.

9c for 1 can mustard sardine#.

5c for 1 can oil sardines.

0c for 1 can L. W. oysters. 7**iC for 1 can cove oysters.

60c for 20-lb pail jelly. 59c fot 2 gallon 1 ail. 30c for 1 gallon sirup.

40c for 1 gallon Orleans molasses. 35c for 1 gallon sorghum molasses. 20c for 1 gallon cider vinegar. 15c for 1 gallon malt vinegar.

6c a pound for all kinds

Tees,

Best new teas 10c to 50c, Best spice# 10c to 15c

Best baking powders 10c to 15c.

25c for «

2.

pound cor all kinds < ak

Fresh roasted coffees, the best, 20c to 35c.

t baking powders lOc to 15c. 3 packages 9 o'clock washing tea. 5c for H bars Hustler soap.

25c for 9 bars Pittsburg soap.

raisins.

6c for 1 lb seedless

6c for 1 lb three-crown layer 1 10c for 1 lb dried pears, chi

6c for 1 lb currani.s.

11c for 1 lt»<

7tttc for

10c for 1 lb chi

raisins.

nice.

> evaporated peaches.

1 lb cho > choice 1

15c for 1 lb apricots.

3 pea

choice prunes, ilce silver prunes.

15c for 1 lb New fish am 6c for 1 lb

> nectarines, d new prices,

snow-white coil fish.

6c for 1 lb whole codfish.

25c for 1 kit whitetish. 60c for t* bbl wliitellsh.

Good lard 71*0 per pound, lest leaf lard 10c per pound. Side bacon 10c per pound.

n 10c per pound.

Breakfast bacon 12c per pound.

2-gai. pall sirup t.Oc.

IN THE SHOE DEPARTMENT

I will close out all my

ric*.

To-morrow and Monda

(day 1 win close out

rubber goods at just one-haif the regular prl Boys’ knee bools. Candee brand, 99c. Ladles’wool-lined, Candee brand, 99c. Boys’ water-silk top. Candee brand, 01.16.

Men's dull finish 01.45.

Men's light-weight outing hoot. Candee, 02.50;

regular price 05.OO.

regt

Men’s Candee snag proof kr

Come early and get \

nnls Oxfords, thi

roof knee boot 02.20.

MaMMmr size.

e best. 50c.

Men's ten

Men's fancy house slippers 43c. Ladies' fancy house slippers 35c. Oxfords, all the latest styles

ladies’ kid Oxfords

styles. In this

sale to morrow

These Oxfords hav# a leather sole and are flexi-

ers charge

the same shoe.

hie. Othi

you from

to 01.50 for

leto morrow 49c.

;iave ge >

Shoes for babies iwe to hoc. Shoes for lacles 90c to 00.00. Shoes for men 01 tq $5.<lU. Shoes for children 50b to 01.50,

. Bhoee for boys M<»o to 02.00.

Shoes for niiKse* 50c to $2 00.

Extraordinary cut price for the balance of tills and next week. 1 will save you mousy on any kind of a shoe desired. It w ill pay you to see me soon. Bear In mind every pair Is warranted and forstyleand quality I range in row No. 1. 100 different style# in ladies’ and gents" shoes.

Kll of the latest fasliton. from 01 to 03: worth

double; sizes 2>iS to 7; A.

id tbs.

B, C, D. £. and KK

Ladies' 06 button shoes at Ladles’ 05 button shoes at Ladies' 04 button ehues at. Ladies’ $3 button ebocss at. ladles’ 02 buiP>u shoes at Miesee’ 02.60 button shoe at MIsms’ 02 button shoes at...., MlsiM* 01.50 button shoes at Bov*' 03 kangaroo button shoes at.. Boys’ $2 kangaroo button shoe* at. Boys''01 calf congress shot* at Men's 05 kangaroo shoes ai_ Men s $4 kangaroo shoes at Men s 03 kangaroo slu e* at Men’s 02.50 kangaroo shoes at Men’s02 calf shoes at..— M en's $3 calf shoes at.

Men’s 04 calf shoes at.

03 00

200

... 2 90 " i ^ :: S I* 76 !^1 rll .:I| z\%

Men's |1 working shoes at 60 Men's 05 calf shoes at 0 00 1 hav# got them. lean show them. It boot* nothing to see them, street-car far# will he allowed u;>on a puivhcse of 76c and up on presentation of this advertisement. Ask conductor to IK you off at the corner West and Washington

streets

GEORGE V. KREITLEIN.

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PIANO* 10 TI

T oa , „ Aj Block.

No—ON FCBN1TUB1

T oak#—PRIVATE LOANS.

Aj Lombard.

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ROOM 34 1st*

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T oaks—BUILDING SHARKS PUBCi

Yj Koom 10 Thorpe Block.

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1,0 LOAN. HADLEY *

Aj FAY, removed to 401* E. Washington -*

'

I Oa.ns-I HAVE 0300 TO LOAN ON MOR1Y

l#_gage security. Address Q 20. News office I oaks—MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWESI I 4 rates. A. METZGKR. Odd FeUow. I Oa Ns— ——a*

T OAK*- : l j 010. 020. 050, 0100.

T OAJte-ON FURNITURE AND PIANOS'"

AJ Without removal.

. m

T oan*—ON HORSES AND WAGONE, a j Warehuuse receipt*

“diamonds

I oaks—on watcher; Aj and other articles of value.

L^^SI 53555

J^OAK*—GET OUR RATB& ——

8rK:'M £ Jitel M ®

Y OAN* _ Aj watch##, etc

ANY AMOUNT ON DIAMONDS, WILSON, 150% S. Washing:

Y oans-ON WATCHES AND DIAMONDS: BJock rf * smouuts a specialty. Room 24 Ingalls

jT OANH—ON PIANOS. FUKN1TURK HOKKIM Block 14 * wlUlol,t Room M Ingalls 7 oans-PRIVATE FUNDS: MONEY READY K Market nJOrt ‘ ! * fe no,e8 " C " * ** VLE8, 77% rTiANa^AGHO BUILDINO ASSOCTATldi ""M

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7 oanh 0100 TO 02.000;“ INTEREST AND Delaivare sf 00 r “» ODI ‘ bl «- KKID BRoa, 42 N. y~0AM*~MONEY TO LOAN. FIRST MORTlN^rM n e 0 riHn 8C .t UBteU " HENRY D. PIERCE, f OAN-8-MONEY ON FARMS AND CITY 1 Market Z” 0 *""' THOR C. DAY I oans-if you Want a private loan!DALE*^ 0 ^, Mark". I s t t OBKRT HART1N- ] 4aN#-MONEY TO LOAN ON MORTGAGE

sliding.

V ItA Vtt \f f \"Kr l/* v A try . J A mvKx Ks "v•.^ ^1!'

7 oaks—ON PERSONAL J AJ PROPERTY

44 Lombard Building.

— ” » ■ ■ ■« -A. . I* IA VAX AAg,

time. C\ S. WAUBURToS ing. 24>h E. Washington st. 1 OAKS-WE H A VE SOME PRIVATE FUNDS Yj to loan In sums of not less than 01.000; low-

erty, 6" per cent STANTON A SOOT? Lombard Block. 24t» E. Washington gt. 7 oaks-ON FURNITURE, PERSONAL PfeOP* AJ erty. etc ; best terms and confidential. It

you need money, send me your address and I will

call on you. Address postofflee box 23. city.

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1

homo funds left in our care to be loaned In nuuin of 0H)« to 01.OCN) and upward, at lowea rate# of interest; can furnish money same da

A. METZ-

7 oass - MONEY LOANED ON PIANO*, Jj furniture, horses, wagons and bulidiug shares! everything remains undisturbed in your poaseeyou can nay back in weekly or monthly insent#, a# you may desire: lowest rate*; all

building shares j in yourposses-

v or monthly in-

stallments, as you may desire; lowest rat**; all

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1 oaks—CENTRAL LOAN COMPANY, 1a 11% N. Meridian si., room 5. Loans money on furniture, pianoa, horse*.

hides, warebouss raootpu and all other kinds of personal property, without removal; loans also negotiated on watches and diamonds: payments

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arranged on the weekly or monthly i■■tallmen* plan, or to suit your eonvenienee; lowest ratos la

the city. Busin*** strictly confidential

CENTRAL LOAN COMPANY. 11% N. Meridian *t, room 5.

First stairway on east side ot N. Msrtdlan *k,

near Washington, upstairs.

MONEY

„• any personal property.

Thirty, sixty, ninety days or loi

without rcmo’val.

»u please. In small or large pay-

ion gar.

on watches, diamonds,

FURNITURE - PIANOE

roperty.

sys or lonj

ival.

small or J monthly. Ill make j afterdate It before it portionate oclatlon si

tly confi

Get our rates and see if we can be beat.

Pay It back a# you please, in small or

ments. weekly or monthly.

If It suits you best, we will make yoflr loan

ible *

>unt

O:

We also buy

U strict!

— .. suits you best, we win make yo_ __ payable three or four months afterdate, and then discount it if you should |>ay It before It I* due,

tharging you proportionately, building association shares,

trictly confidential.

OFFIO,c "rkwiiribN. Room 9 Mansur's New Block.

..PKIVATH.

(Corner block, east of CourUSou—L

^ OAK*— SECURITY MORTGAGE LOAN COMPANY, at room 8 Bank of Commerce Building, are making loans on f ami tars, piano*, etc., under a new plan. Our system allows yon to pay off any amount at any time, and each amount, no m*U*i how small, lowers th* cost of carrying th* loan. Th* goods are held In your possession, and w* take yonx not*, secured by the goods you oflbr. No annoyance, a* th* plants easily understood. No publicity, for onr patrons don’t want K. Ew tabllshsd to conduct a legitimate and systematic method of making loans on bandy security nt quick nolle*. SECURITY MORTGAGE LOAN COMPANY. 3 Bank of Commerce BnllEtofr

_J LOWEST RATER EASY TEBMR ■TRIOTLY CONFIDENTIAL. LOAM MADE ON SHORT NOTICE, Maooy loaned on furnttur*. piano*, I wsgons. atoro fixture*. warsAona* reosipG 1 kind*of pi—imsl property, in any 1 ■' 010 opsraad, th* i roperty ta r*wisii alfttorbed iK^nTiiMon W0 aAi money In weakly or monthly' h*vs th* eo*t reduced 1 owe a balance on your tl pay tbs sana* tar rom and carry it i cos Ira. No ebarg** taken ent ia i

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