Indianapolis News, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 January 1895 — Page 3

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SCHOOL FUNDS HAMPERED

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A corflpliostJon has arisen through the failure of five county treasurers to make their December settlement* with the Auditor of State. State Superintendent Vortet says that he will not be able to make his, school, money apportionment until ihe treasurers settle. As there Is a possibility that these county officers will carry the dispute over their settlements into the courts, the school money may not bo distributed for some time. Should th* cases go to court, Superintendent Voriei says that It would be necessary to devise some means which the money coVild be apportioned. Otherwise the schools throughout the State might be seriously embarrassed. The treasurers who have refused to settle! under the fee and salary act, which Auditor Henderson claims Is still In force so fs|r as. the business of his office Is concerned, are willing to turn over their •chool money. There are no fees eonnected with these, but Mr. Henderson refuses to accept the school fund, lest it would compromise him regarding the rest ©f the settlements; over which he and the county officers have their dispute. A 'statute makes it unlawful for the Auditor to Issue warrants for money which is not In the treasury. Therefore, Superintendent Vories, although he knows precisely how much money is to tie apportioned, can not divide the money, because five counties have not made their settlements. Mr. Vorie* consulted the Attorney-General, who told hlni that It would be useless to make the apportionment. Idr. Vories was asked this morning what could be done as to the apportionment. He said that he could not tell until he had consulted Auditor Henderson. The Auditor likewise » could not tell when or how the apportionment could be made. The Auditor and the superintendent say they hope to find a way around the difficulty. The county treasurers whose failure to-hettle has caused the trouble are those In ilarlon, Vigo, St Joseph, Allen and Noble, counties. Morgan county settled to*day, and Marion county has paid In

part.

Benton county’s sheet has been received, but the treasurer. A. C. Boyce, has not yet sent the money. Superintendent Vories sent telegrams at 3 o'clock this afternoon to the treasurers of Marion, Vigo, St. Joseph, Benton, Noble and Allen counties. He informed them that until they settled he could not apportion the school funds. Auditor Henderson and his deputy, Joseph T. Fannning, say that the apportionment has nothing to do with the State treasury, the apportionment being uBmoat wholly a transaction On paper, infvofvlng the transfer of only a small sum of money. T'RRASl RKIl HOI/rS <SKTTLEJMK\T. AVhy He Did *ot Make the banal

A« davit.

Treasurer Holt, of this county, attempted to make a setlement with State Auditor Henderson, under the ojd law, but the auditor refused to make the settlement on that basis, and demanded it under the fee and salary law, alleging that the law was still operative because the ‘time for a rehearing has not expired. Mr. Holt then paid into the State Treasury all the amount due under the old igw—over *100,000. It Is probable that lit-

igation will result.

In settlln# with County Auditor Taggart, Treasurer Holt; did not make an affidavit required by law. "The people," he said, “that Is the ordinary people, have been so drained to pay the numer-

daughter flora, 1, to Mr. VV. A.

Tu«

fill*.

known throughout the with the RuxhvUUt Bardi puny. The Rev. F. Bweit

H. Doerr, of lie marriage of their evening, January groom i» well fe. being connected taxi • X.timber Cont-

olfliiateiL

arf-W-w A

r AKTED-frBMAJLB HELP.

AN" ED—Tlah-1 -mtngo cigar.

TO bf r-Furnished front mom. 1X4 E. Ohio. ID—Nume girl. No. 9K N. lVnn»y!va-

W ANTED—MISCELL

WANTED- Paper to hang; 6c roll. 4!

slmlppt st.

WANTED^Rrtur.lera at 1M E71>hu7

DIED, j

WAN” 464

»•'!> -A white girl for housework. 160 pa ave. CD—White girl for general bouaework. Eaat at.

i:ical ticket*. WANTED- n

me watch repairing 62 E. Washington *t.

BCHI BRUNO — Mary, Schlerllng, January X, IS Thursday, January *. IS det.ee. No. 512 N. Ubertj M. E. ehureb, corner of| Jersey ata, at 1:30.

rife of Otarie* H. Funeral aw ice* 1 p. m.,. at resijat., and at Qennan <ew York and New

rtlNERAA. DIRECTORS.

FUNERAL DIRECTORS »HAH. T. Wj Best **rvlce now beir cost or no charge at all] lady a»*l»tant. Telepho

[1TSETT. furnished at least no extra charge for 664—day or night.

llOlfLMfNTS.

MONUMENTS—AUG. ingtoiv. MONUM UNI'S—Monumsits M. H. FARRELL. MjT

UK. 243 E- Wash-

WAN

WAJ oid. WAN man WAN 676 WAN

all

WAN

nted

WAN

for general housework. 234

about fifteen years

SD-Giri

Tiyk.

—German gir Tf Virginia ave. SD—Good girl; general housework; Ger177_N. Alabama. D—Good • white girt In small family',

reference!*.

WANTED—Good piano teacher; sti

_Addream T II, care News, WANTED—To buy building at room 24 Ingall's Block.

a*social

WANTED—Sleigh; second-hand;

and cheap. 168 E. North.

MI! i

at lowest prices. Washington st.

SOCIETY AND

LB ME

E TINGS.

WAN

man

WAN

SOCIETV-G. A. R - d>m Post. No. 281,

their officer* for the crj night. January 2. 1896.1 Virginia ave. The publl

JOHN W.f

A. H. HA1NS. Adjuti SOCIETY—Member* of]

*mb

groe Lodge. No. , notified that there will|

227.

.ere wil trustees; also Install! lodge, Monday evening] iting members welcono F.LVA M. HAG EDO 2j

Rtlon, James R. ClorW. R. C. will install lufng year Wednesday t I. O. O. F. Hall. Invited. IUOTT, (Commander. U ( fidelity Rel>ekah DeO. O. F., are hereby an election of three bn of officers of said [January 14, 1S95. Vis|SADIE KING, N. G. Secretary.

WAN

na|

rk ave.: r

ED—Girl for cooking; 952 N. Meridian st.

WANTED—A. C. H. e.gar. manufaR

HARMS & SPRINGSTEIN. _ WANTED—Sewing to do; chf£ilren’i a'specialty, at 780 N. Illinois. ■

reference* de-

WANTED—Down-stairs suite

■ Seopod.

ED—Experienced dining-room girt im-

uely. Illinois House.

ED—A. C. H. c-.gar. manufactured by nARM.^Jt SPRINGSTEIN. WAN" ED—A middle-aged woman for general

houigworV. rsv Lincoln ave.

ED—Cook. P52 N. Delaware st.; Geror SWede; no washing. ED—White girl tTT ftsslBt with general

work. 657 College are. , •

El>—Good girl; general housework;

family. 191 N. Liberty.

housekeeping. 379 W^ . „ VV A NTEI >—Cs sh for elm lumber at jory. PATTERSON A UUSBT. WANTED—-Nice phaeton;‘thusUbe for cash. Address F 11. e^re New

WANTED—Highest prices paid for

carpets, etc.

paid ft

139 W. Washington Home for small girT

FUR SALE—HORSJfl AND VEHICLES.

SALE—Cheapest]

st.

FOR SALE—Sleighs. _ FOR SALE—Second-n. Pennsy lvania st.'

FOR

city. 393 Blake

FOR SALE—Good, g r K,ny I 211 Much; FOR SALE—AH UindJ FIELD’S, 122 B. W| FOR SALE-A good AL SMITH. !«5 8. 1| FOR SALE-Two hors time. Inquire 73 W.

FOR ■ very

|_S. Pennsylvania. pd yehiclea. No. 6S S.

spring wagon in the

WAN "ED—Ladies to travel and solicit orders. MA HEW3. «3V> S. Illlnois sr TO L TT—Nicely furnlsheii rooms; both gases;

very cheap. 181 W. New York.

WAN ’ED—Stenographer; light work; small was *. Address B II, care News. _ WAN 'ED—Girl; generaj liousework; three in fam y; reference. 827 N. Meridian. WAN ’ED—Girl; must be n good coot; small

fam y; liberal wages. 449 N. East st.

TO L 2T—Furnished suite, first floor; also single oom; modem. 123 N. Tennessee st.

WAN ’ED — First-class, experienced hair- WANTED—To rent

dm er; Ve fere nee required. 315 N. lllinois.__ WAN 'ED—Good cook for ' small famliy; no col of(“d girl wanted. Call at 5 >5 N. Delaware.

ery

s st.

wagon, cheap.

SALE—Buggy

heap. AL

i; cheap; on six months’ Washington st.

and backs now

Illinois st.

ihb.ti

CH.

SALE - Gor/1

cheap. 33

FOR

wagon;

ail apolis. FOR .SALE—Th* business wagon Wabash st.

side

ISCHOFELD'S.

FOR SALE-New carriages ■ and phael E. Wabash.

FOR SALE -Odd -wheels, finished 265 8. Illinois st.

|gy ana spring wagon unfinished. AL SMITH.

FOR SALE—BiiffUnes i.u phaetons at wholesale . prices; large stock Bell very wagons; a few second-hand vehicles, fu H. STURTEVANT &

CO.. 68 8. Pennsylvai#* st.

YERflT

best WA7

WANTED—Home for small girt In Call 68'i Massachusetts aye., room WANTED—Partner In an old egtablh ij Ing business Addresa B. 22. N—“ “ WANTED—Becond-hand *lelgl; and price. Address H 11, car*! New | W ANTED-Room, with’power for m; ing purposes. Address Q ll, Care WANTED—Small lot second-hayid ber; name price. Address C 1|, car X WANTED—16 for 1full set ttfeth. without pain at EARHART’S, 16H

Ington

WANTED—To

good milk, ington »l

engage one or. mot A. S. KlNGSLElV-’S'

WA NTED—Consumers’

oney

ton Block.

money to loan.

WILES.

rent a

eight to ten miles from City.

farm of about

Add

care News.

WANifED—Stock work finishers and starehers at * tPERIOR LAUNDRY. Fountain Square. , WA> TED—leathers renovated, bought and

riding or driving gnlt 116 Massachusetts ave. B. F. DU- | BO IS of vehicles at SCHO- ■ tv.VN "ED—German woman cook; good family; >a-sh st. j bestf pay. Call Immediately. 751s E. Wash-

Ingto

WANTED—To loan money on wi diamonds: fair dealing and priv

diamonds: fair

24 Ingalls Block. _

WANTED—To rent good fa

pay cash or grain Mt. Jackson, Ind.

priv

farm,? nea

rent. Address

AY. JANUARY 2. 189a

LET—ROOMS.

Mis- ! TO LET

Ynri.

-FUmlshed room; bath. 7tf W. New

B for Tt^ LE^ 1 —Housekeeping rooms; U; «is- 30 N.

■1

TO LET E. Nortn

lou

r or nve unturnlshed rooma

TO LET—Ftmilshed rooms

New York.;

board

TO LKT-HQ I S K%.

lit. pi Circle.

TO LETTO LET-Tlsh-.-niingo cigar.

ie'iftr'i Agency.

TO LET-ftPANN A CO., 94 E. Market. TO LET—jsee 'itst. C. El COFFIN' A CO. TOILET—dwelling. 2jn W. MartMt; five room*.

cheap

TO LET—Front room, with alcove;' bath. 73 E. Vermont. • . ; TO LET—Board and rooms; very Cheap. 228

N. Illinois st.

TO LET—Nicely furnished rooms, w'itli U>ard.

166 N. Delaware.

TO LET—Furnished alcove rooms; $6 and H

TO LET—Nine-room house. 123 N. Mississippi; TO LET—Bix-rooiu cottage. 7W N. Mlusiesippl __ street. TO LET - Dwelling 240 W. Market; three rooms. | j

light

234 N. Mississippi. .

TO LET—Nicely furnished rooms; houeekseF-

ing. 171 E. South. I i

TO LET-Two desirable furnished r4otns; one from. 63 N, East st. TO TO LET — Four unfurnished rooms Capitol

’—Convenient, new five-room house. SS7 B’uktf. TO LET—Five-room house. M2 E. Georgia st.

*9. with kae.

WHoui

FOR KALE- Tteh-I-MlngoJ*mr. FOR a ALE—Sleigh*. 68 S. Pennsylvania.

FOR IA LK-Om tm& criadarT - ' ' Tlftll. ejU - A...;':' ■ ; ■ r

FOR SALE — Barber furniture: eeound-haijdi splendid bargains. 39 Circle. [ ' FOR SALE— Lemalne pearl opera giaMM at l«.w at LAN1X>'8. <3 R. Market. FOR BALE—Pearl opera glsseos at 98. 84 and JM.JX at LANIXJ'S. 68 B. Market et. : FOR SALS—Printing press: chase 4*4; UtBM kinds of type; bargain. _17!> Centmi ave. J, FOR SALE—Fire-proof safe with butgiar-prtxjl cash-box; also hardwood finished office. Ill

8. Meridian.

FOR BALE — Ou*hion-tl

TO LET—IHouseg

SAYLK8.

. — F'>ur ad Ohio;

F. SAYLl 0 LET—fr' Call 99 pu

parts of the city. C.

810; also repair shop; ot

Washington.

J* 'bicycle; her business.

b mH»!

wo large rooms, Including gas; M.

leaaant.

FOR SALE—Musical instruments, books and sheet mueic cheap at PAN DEN A CO.’S, ft

S. Illlnote st.

mtry.

pay-

TO LET—FumlKhed rooms; all conveniences;

bath. 146 W. Vermonu

TO LET—Nice single and double rooms, with tire; »1 a week. 67 N. East. j TO LET—Furnished rooms; houkekeeplng;

TO LET—Seven-room house (new), with ban. 188 Huron st.; <13. _. TO .LET-eSee list at 94 55. Market, ground

floor. GREGORY A APPEU

TO, LET

■See list

ftCOORT list at HADLEY A FAT’S, re-

Hleeplng. Htt W. New >York.

Iption to LET—White's Block, 10414 N. Mdridlatl etjl

furnished and unfurnished rooms. |

TO LET—Furnished front room, with alcove

and hoard. Address G 11. care NeWs.

E. Washlngtcn st. ■■■■■■ WBSBBBT'zn E. Vermont gases. Inquire on premises.

ictur

cted Yash-

-Furnished [front room; private resi-

tf reasonable. 132 N.' Alaibamn

ttns. of iVYash-

stock; Vln-.

I acres, M 11.

TO LET—Furnished rooms. With board; modern conveniences. 217 N. Capitol ave.

TO LETdence; rent!

— • v . TO LET—Onfe furnished and four uhfumished rooms; first; floor; cheap. 174 E. N«r York. TO LET—Unifui'nished front room and alcove; tvuh^ 229 N. Pennsylvania; references.

and loom

f nrs, . . TO LET—Onfe furnished room In private family; gentleman preferred. 256 N. Mississippi street. [j T TO LET—Room, 24x100 feet, with p^wer. Over Pioneer brass-works. 110-116 S. Pennsylvania street. TO LET—Furnished or unfurnished^roorns arid board; -modem; also male room-mate.. 6M N. Alabama.

sh-

815 N-

nioved

TO LET _st.; hot TO LET

Circle;

TO LET

squares

TO LET"

bath.

TOLET-

331 E. M'fb’.gan st.

TO LET—House, thre.

rooms. 209 and

x-room cottage.

. Inquire on

x-room cottage, seven squares

FOR SALE—Tw.

and 3175 each. Pennsylvania.

FOR SALE—On* flfty-horM bortsontal tufi©* lar boiler. aeoond-hand. complete. KU LILLY A CO. : t FOR SALK—Two good pianos, HO and 371

each; great bargains,

posite post office.

o good upright plasoa. $M4 WULSCHNER. 43 and 44 H.

WULSCHNBlt, p

12.60; bargain. 31 Virginia ave. rgaln, fire-room house; 310; seven ith of Circle. 31 Virginia ave. >5 N. Alabama, modem, nine rooms, W. GORSUrH. lo Virglnla ave. of six rooms, natural gas; $16;

Itqulre 477 E. Vermont.

of FOR

OR SALE—Money to loan oi diamonds; fair dealing and

24 Ingalls Block.

■ —

i watches snd private room;

fresh Jersey cow;

B. FLICK,

on* mils

Block.

?e rooms, or

211 W. Court st.

one of 24 Tho

-. ■■ ■' t Lll. .11 - ,^.'1. ■ I t TO I.ET—428 N. East st;; greatly reduced rent ^ until May to small family. COLE. Baldwin

TO LET—Ho

rooms. a Thorpe Block.

LET

use,

three rooms, o 211 W. Court

one of six st.; gas. 24

FOR SALE-FIr

hie price. Can on W.

west of Lawrence. MIBB

FOR SALE—Fine old. genuine Amatl vldilni grand solo instrument; will sell for half it*

value. No. 314 S. West et.

FOR SALE-C. F. Schmldf a ' Budwelser be«r la pure and aged. Brewed by Indianapolis Brewlng C^mpany. Telephone 690. ; FOR SALE—Wanted: You to remember that OLSEN. 122 Kentucky ave.. builds all kind*

of machinery. Repair

. f

se, six rooms,

also house, three each.

cheap.

1-72-74.

gas. 74

gas. pantni

Torbet; (>«;• rent

TO ET—Four rooms. nlstf-d; housekeeping

ginla

furnished

or lod;

ging. 259

for home dramatic ‘ me experience pre-

News.

WAN 'ED—Young lady

265 S. Illinois st. I rnn .any: one with so ; ferrei Address P II, care

\^J°T West' H lndb WAN 'ED liady“"as - cashier and assistant hhland st., West 1 mil lHV>] K^.-per; must come well recommended; J l wage. $3 a, week. 61 and 63 W. Washington st.

£7».de spring ^Mayer | ^

waf ling or 1

. ■ , quire ; Swede «

second-hand buggies. I N 4, arc News. |ns. SCHOFIELD'S. 122 j —' B j>_ W j n , er term begins January 2.

A^T & STRATTON BUSINESS UNI-

WANTED—Indianapolis National its and Consumers’ Gas Trust i

TON TODD,

ible girl pr woman to cook; no ronlng; recommendations re>r German preferred. Address

NTED—BRII.I., tl\e dye ma isetts ave.. velvets, chenille ) cleaned and dyed by. his ne

, .. Whe: iciilties;

til.

Building.

juary

SIN ESS UJ

Ablest faculty;

ED—Ladles takir

scholarship

FOR BALE — SECCfiD-HAND LANDAUS, phaetons, rockawayfi; alsfj our own make tew vehicles very ejeup. 32_ E. Georgia st.

.ns, r<

new vehicles very Repairing solicited.

1BINS & CC

SALE-One

sleigh

Portland

by M

H. H. GIBBS,

Michigan

NO)

ricic.

NOTICE—TIsh-I-Minfi|

i cigar.

NOTICE—rTelephone for tinwork nnd fun

VEHROAD A PRUNE pees.

NOTICE-A. C. hTI HARMS & SPRING

[igar, manufactured by tTEIN.

NOTICE—The best < only $1 dozen. BEN

Lblnets made are still

KETTVS.

FOP.

la:

made b>

cash.

FOR SALE— All advertisements headings on this page) for at the very loweach day. No ad\ei than 10 cents. When| used, these are 8 cen| postage stamps j merit of orders by

custom-made i

new swell body, j w i n t<

now, customne new swell 1

kgy Company; chea

Capitol i

ave..

ap i' -rth.

erted under ordinary Newsigre charged

nt'a

a word for ved for less

nes

nd t

nserte if The

te of 1 cen lement receive

[blank or dash lines are line. One and two- j 111 be received in pay-

11.

this

get reduced terms. EMMA EDJS S DRESS-GUTTING AND SEWING )L. 16.7 S. East st. ' ED—Lady agents; rubber undergar- ; quick sales; big profits: catalbgue free, j N. B. LITTLE MANUFACTURING i

* VT\- Ill

I WA

WAJ

I me: | MRSi

j COM ANY, Chicago. 111.

apoi

lumens’

Ingalls Block.

WANTED—Good second-hand del| and platform floor scales for fe dr.ss H. T. SHIKLEY. Haughylllej WANTED—BRILI., the dyo

chus

tains

WANTED—To purchase an interd i tabllshed real estate and insUraa parties unable to Ki\e A 1 refeit'— 1 apply. Addrss K 11. care News. WANTED—Room amiTboaid in by young lady employed dli within seven blocks of Washti nols; state terms. Address N 1$, WANTED—Persons to’ go to Ireli j i England and Scotland-'at]

FRENZEL BRO$..

Foreign Exchange and Passag

No. 3 \V. Washington

WANTED-To buy short-time fir b notes secured by Marlon county Room 24 Ingalls Block. WANTED — Ladles 7 plush cloaks capes: furs repaired or remodeledj and fitted at 8 Circle st.

arnlshed rooms; .ligl

keeping; cheap; all conveniences.

engage-' .-i.... ~^ L estate. [ TO LET--Suite rooms, down stairs, furnished

or unfurnished: modern; gentlemen preferred. 155 N. New Jersey.

Into

aks cut

deposNEW-

TO LET—Vi

squares

sonuble. 223

Very, pi from S 23 W. 1

pleasant, furnished Booms; two

HISI

New York.

tate House; both

room: gases

vago Ad

curIcess.

es-

business; (need not le family Ihe day; land 1111INews.

1 rency.

TO LET—Single furnished or ufiflirnished room. Two squares from Denison. HENRY D. PIERCE. 118'A N. Meridian st. ■ TO LET—Double parlois; nicely furnished; | also.stogie|rooms, bath; all moderfi convenii ences; pleasant home for members of Leglsla-

; ture. 28 W. iVe ' '

i TO L ' L *Y J °

tind fedy

Three five-room cottages. Fourteenth r Illnots electric line: natural gas.

TO LET

street.

can nif |n. nitotoa

TO LET-i-Irvington, two houses, large Yards, garden*! natural gas; cheap. J. L. K1NGS-

BURY. 73 E. Markeu TO LETf-Four-room

FOR,SALK—Money to loan on watches, tftomonds and all kinds of personal property. Room 5, 114 N. Mer llan at., second floor. FOR SALE—Livery, feed and boarding stable, doing a good business on paying basis; will be sold at a bargain. Call at 63 Virginia ave. FOR SALE—Grocery and meat market in thi

city and in a good location, e; give a good reason for selling.

trad. R 9.

care News.

with a

in thi I tool dares*

lu i — r ou cellar, cisrer Call 351 Nev

ouse.

rn. gas; first-class repair;

354 CHntoi

»pair

iw Jersey.

TO LET4-425 ~W. Pratt st., four-i gas: goOd condition; cheap. 72 1 ton st.. photograph gallery. i TO LET!—Modern, eight-room house; ■ easy wkik from postoffice; cheap

m house; Washing-

FOR SALE—New upright piano for $1M; lew thnfl factory price; cane damaged by water.

CARLIN & LENNOX. 31 E.

Journal Building.

FOR ~

c«

cheap TON.

Market. oppostU

SALE — Ledgers, journals, day books, ■ash books; ten thousand to be closed ouj

party. Apply 3C2 E. Market.

LET—Three

V it

treted cou

ma and St; Clair.

and $10" monthly;

>ld waiter, mod married coup!

nomjji; j TO LET-Houses Nos. 3*2, ««. 501 and 50 nicely furnished nxims; $5. ! Mississippi st. and No. 552 College ave. onthly; both gases, bath, hot quire qt 481 N. Mississippi st.

nvenienpes; single

north;

U> right —:—1.

506 N.

lieforc Invoicing. 38 8. Meridian st.

BAKER & THORN-

Jem co le prefo

preferred. Corner Ala-

FOR SALE—Two open grate heating stove*! also one small heater, new; have no u*4 for them; can he hoim* * cheap. H. H. GIBBS,

No. 6< Capitol ave., north.

FOR SALE—A very * tine cabinet grand upi right piano, standard make, short time ueed,

terras. WULSCH-

<) let — Entire bath, furnished

■ furaf i|

aim*.

sell fuml'urp; cheap;

tost [cover rent.

floor;

unfurnished;’ or would

second

ifu b-l'

rooms.- ! TO

our

i;J o* ,.

cttlng of one room

quire qt. 48I ... fi*i, Jp .. . ■

i H??- —

Box 99. posjofflee. i PALE—Elegant restaurant, Martinsville;

all latest Improvements; fixture* alone coal

old *

s; owne

I .et"'.

! WANTED—The great Parisian 1 E!ectriz»*r; try a free appliuat

WA.'fTED—Readers of The News to know-

hat ' for sale at r

of p<$tof!iee in Irvitrgl

exioil, for gentl

for sale at mv office, halt square west flice In Irvington. "The Gem" for the

NOTICE—Wanted: Y| 122 Kentucky ave.,

order.

NOTICE—JOaLf’H

call on OLSEN, elevator Is out of

KDNER spouting.

for tin roof39 Kentucky

ing, guttering and

ave. Telephone 322. NOTICE—See our goo*; we make points to order for $3 and USOtKrbu ne\er saw the like. R. R. MILES. 24 Vv. tfishlngton.

NOTICE—A. F. LI< at Seventh and Hlii at 72 Imliaha ave.,

see his oli^friends am

NOTICE—The lucky most roap wrappers

_^ | I was Mrs. A. O. Evf ous sewer and street assessments that' b < ‘ rs - ari'i 18 entitled they have not money to pay their taxes, i vertised. Dozens come to me every day and ask ; NOTICE—The annual to be let off for a while, promising lo j holders of the ind >ay when they can. But they all assert and carpenters’ Uni»| ’* * — *“ An I electing officers for tl

held on Monday, the i| at their office, 42 S. N* of Indianapolis. VA!

FRED .SCHMID.

WAJtTED—$19 tickets to the old country; passage now only $10; cabin also i educed for the lnt< ■ season. A. METZGER AGENCY, second tf>or Odd Fellows Hall. ■

‘ 'WB I half sq

"The Ge

and ladles;

ref:

peamanently removes freckles,

moth patches, etc.; ladles calling receive free stiver, electrologist, late will triall>f “Gent” If desired; correspondence so- Dvck, electro surgeon; ladles it

Jlctbl. Address Ml.-'S JESSIE McVEY, Irv

Ingtjt. Ind.

Electrizer; tr>" a free applioatl sional use will produce bright lye a lovely, velvety complexion; tu and destroys all microbes; thfe newer; makes new and better, b|

News Building.

WANTED—

der. The Its oecaauty and 1 illness |t life leRoom 4

will almost ]cover 'rent. North of Monument Place three ^quares. Address E 11, pare

fumacei 954 N. Meridian. Inquire’ Ingalls Block. JAMES N. ROGERS.

lauindry, *t'No. 14

I’d LET—MISCKLlA.N EOL8

horses; water and

TO LET—Stable for ten gas, 90 X. Mississippi.

TO LET wood. P.

Blacksmith shop and tools' in Brlght-

W. SEARS. No. 28 Fawn st.

numeni —

• News. TO. L ET— N ine- room houn -5-1 : hot un<l cold water; bal 1. j Washington. Brown's ph<

" LElri-

with 1; af :• j?

$1,975;

NATIO

must NAL

be sold at ou BANK. Man

ttures

ce; $490. CITIZENS'

tltmvida, Ind.

complexlot). tor gentlemen

ante« I to do as advertised or money refur it pt#maneruly removes freckles, blackh

guar- ; SUPERFLUOUS IIA nded; Dostroyed forever; no pain, s<.ar| cads, jury, by the electric needle hjy

free Stiver, electrolotriet, lat

SOU

homes when they prefer. Room ( Illinois st,; private entrance.

ck or inNettena J. Van al their | No. 59 N.

fANTED HELP—MI'.N—BOYS. llTED—Tish-l-mlngo cigar.

WA!

ITED—Experienced solicitor, with referr ST^Virginia ave. ' _ WA§TED — Fresco painters. EAST5IAN, SiilLKlCHER A- LEE. -WApTED—Experienced wall paper salesman,

ress A 11, care News.

WANTED—

All advertisements Insert! headings on this page of The Neil for at the very lo,w rate of 1 ,ce| ,ch ddy. No advertisement

19 eents.

eai thi

pj.w

an 19 ‘ents. When blank op led these are 8 cents a Hnei cent (post .ge stamps will

; of c ■•der

ment

era by mail.

CTED—A ''OH TV-

good horee-shoer

Mohawk. Ind.

your heart

neuralgia, rheumatisjl

or ll

WHITED—A. C. H. cigar, manufactured

1RMS & SPRINGSTEIN.

SALE

pou

—Coal oil. 7 cents gallon; lard,

ind. 418

S. West st.

K’TED—Boy. with one year’s experience in (nting office. 33 S. Delaware.

WANTED—Is

Have you

men is" Free trial and regular mge at our rooms, or resided hie rates. Don’t wait until but come and put your sys not to get sick. Electrlzers rr cording to nervous condition jot •el of the age; come; gldd

PEKSONAL.

1 PERSONALt-MRS^r^TT^T^YER. 139 Park ave., successfully Heats all diseases with ! magnetic appliances, ^ [ PERSONAI>-Lorenz Schmidt, notary public : and ccmsular agent. Collector of European claims. Ropm No. 1 In German Insurance Block. 29 S. Delaware st ■ | PERSONAL— Magnetic shields always cure rheumatism, muscular or inflammatory; enlarged tonslis reduced, or money refunded. MRS M. C. TUAYKR. 139 Park ave,

th-room.

TO LET—Nine-room house, 636 st., with furnace and bath; Ind

dltlon; ap epeoiall

part}-,

street. ^

11 y low figures

HN 8. SPANN & CO..

Iwware;

Call 7*4 E.

gallery.

N. Alabama flrst-cliiss canto the right 86 E. «Urket

FOR SALE—The type on which The News has heen printed is_now ler sale. If j'ou want a

FOR SALE

,al kind.

ANDE

Hosbrook and Cedar sis.

now ter sale. If you The News office at once.

BALE—rarpners. attenUon! I w inds of furniture for wood, hay CRBONS STORAGE HOUSE,

fund:

ordinary ! re charged ;

rd for 1

d for less

lines are d two- j

pay- 1

TO LET—Money to lean; a large sum of home funds Deft in our care to be loaned in sur of $190 to $1,000 and upward at lowest rates interest, ican furnish money same day

you please. A. Id Fellows Hall.

bar gal:

will t-ade

r jrn.

.. corner near Virginia nve.

FOR' KALE—Saloon down town; doing a good

st; ican

!y; pay) back when BE ACjENCY. G'MMd

ay you apA. METZ-

TO LET • 120 *■>-

. 1.1 —

Christian ave. Douglass st.

412 W. [New York st. 222 W. [Eighth st.

and

d in

PERSONAL — Spirit’ Peters Will lecture

ual Society to-night at Lillian Hall,

e. After the lecture spirit

ttalism — Chari re for the South' ht at Lillian

Charles Wesley

Side Splrtt-

glnla ave. After the lecture spiritual niafti festatlons, through the mediumship: of the boj

Edgar Jerome. Mndai

medium, Edgar Jerome. Mad others; door ollpotlon 10 cents.

tp! of

une Jerome

W. S. BARKIiBY.

2H* E. Washington st._

TO LETf-292 Cornell ave., 5 rooms.....ti$l2 00 352 I’rofepect st.. 6 rooms, stable 12 50 250 Spring st.. 4 rooms i. 7 •-> 124 Liberty st., 3 rooms jJ. S w) AmmSh totolifitoH 22 00 342 Helldfontalne st.. 4 rooms.. f... 12 0!)

lown

business; any man with a little money have a rare opportunity: come and lnvesti| Call at grocery store, corner Third and Ho'

streets.

8«

I'csH Igatc. JWard

FOR KALE-Double

gas town of taurant In city cheap for cash

dress B 10/ care News. ^ FOR SALE—A limited amount of stock hi safest, best paying Inveftmeiu In lutlinuj dividends paid every six months. If you hav« any idle money, or your present InvestcieuU are not yielding 10 per cent., address L

News.

V car*

boy 342 iielldfontalne st.. 4 rooms..... aud K.ee rental list, 22 Thorpe Block. LEY

tgs I : th«

EW N ICO LI.

the Jeweler, formerly Bis sta.. Is now located kere he will be glad to [patrons.

WANTED—Lodgings ana .tit jfini ket. House closed 10 p.

.neals 10c. 290 W.

tarvei of

trlzer and me: become patrons

ing.

age; come:

thod of appl leal lot or not. Room

nm Mr. .. she havi

: prese:

•sv. H. Walker iving 290 wrap-

d watch . T. MA

building

la's Block.

association

\YAM ICD—AGEN -|

INTED—To purcha ares at room 24 Ingalls'

agents Wanted—Reiiabits, ••lea* arfani tlixllikP* rtCVM I

,tch as ad-

RCY.

. e. pr B«t they

their utter Inability to pay. There is law in force which prohibits the treasurer from selling; the property or those whose personal property is not more i

than tZ> on the asaesament rolls.

• Mr. Holt said he was willing to make an affidavit to the facts as they existed, .but he could not make the^affiduvit required bdbause of the conflict In the two

laws. : _ : FRE AND SALARY CASE.

Ground Upon AVhlch the Attorney-

Generul's Suit Is Hosed.

[nted—*6. three months’ night school; pri- > instruction. 11H N. Meridian st.; school evening.

AGENTS WANTED—The Holy trated; agencies wanted; a book eiery Catholic wants; iijd

Wit NTED—To loan money on liamonds; fair dealing and ]

ensuing year, will be [h day'of Jnnuiiry. tv-’a, Jersey st., In the city SCRMAF. President;

try.

private. Room

IxxjK e\ery Catholic wants; ind bishop Ryan and Cardinal G4b Lie ART COMPANY. Phi hide! AGENTS YVANTED—To loan.

cetll

TED—Experiencetl bookkeeper; must un

>tand typewriting; permanent position, payments; algo

Iiody; $5 to $100; 6 per cent.

death benefl

NOTICE-

NOTICE OF R lotlce Is hereby gi

Matfol

FIVER'S SALE.

Notice Is hereby givA that, pursuant to the order of the Marion I'lvil Circuit Court, of Marlon county. Indiamt, this day made, t.he undersigned, as receivf* of Rachel New^garden, from and after 9 o’clo<l a. m.. January 4. 1895, will receive bids at prjbtte sale for all of the stock In bulk, or bid! for the millinery and res and for cloaks fcparately. at the pretn-

Washlngton st.. In the id., and failing to rtpproval of court up to ty 7. 189.7. tv ill, at 2

297 N. Pennsylvania. NTED—To loan money Inos, horses, wagons, etc., 5. 11H N. Meridian st.

affected? • other ailrizer mast reasonadown sick, ndltion ler. acirons. The ■how Electether you ws Build-

' FOR SALkS OR »'HADE.

L08T7

black-

clean grocery LOST—iSmall dog; black-and-Um; s B ‘ ii, care 4.176. Return to 56 S. Noble. Ru ; LOST—Two roan muley cows.

chfck ward,

Retttrin to

11 terrltoORGE F. Indiana-

FOR SALE OR TRADE—Nice store; good location. Address

Nea 8, i ■ K LOST—yo IU,UI inuie> voivb. ,tviu, iii IV FOR SALE OR TRADE—Candy and frtiit CHRIS SOM MER LAD, Madison Road Dairy store; good location; cheap rent. Call 5 Vir- £ost-1«0 feet of half-inch ma: gmla ave. ■ I _ _ t urn jj F . FLACK. 1140 W. FOR SALE OR TRADE-Lot, worth $1,000, for Reward., •_ J [ stock of groceries, or boots and shoes. Ad- | LOST—Pair of gold spectacles on New Year’s

FOR SALE-

AH advertisements In

headlm for at

. each day. No advertisement | than 10 cents. When blank

j used, these are 8 cents j cent postage stamps | trent of orders by mall.

use

n this page very low ra No advert!*

Inserted under ordinary

of The News are cl

II' of 1 ■

cent n '

or das

i a line. On<

iil be received In

urged

wofd for

■eceive

les

line. One and twi-

reoeivea far less

or dash Une

FOR SALES"«T»»T» Til* «* »*_*

CUT-PRICE DRUGS.

CUTd'RICE

inilla rope. Re\Yashlngton st.

DRUGS. ' I

CUT-PRICE DRUGS. •

192 Massachusetts ave, corner Alabama et.

Pain's Of

dress

Q 10, cn

re News.

FOR SALE OR TRADE—For stock of shoe: groceries, six - room house; lot 66x185.

Crawfnrdsvllle. Call at 2£0 W.

st., city.

s or

lot <6x185. at Washington

1 ~~r

«n or h®ar New York,

eward.

FOUND.

aVy, ill p fine

l by Arch-

CATHO-

. ' FO 1 IND-Flv U8 . system. 5f7

art FOUND — The great Electrlser; try a free

nal use Will proT

; machine for explaining

W. Washington.

solar

on furniture, plwithout removal.

fixtures

Isos, Nos. 41 and 43 W, city of Indlanaiwlls, eelve any bids to the 12 o'clock m. of Jan o’cliX’k p. m., < said stock at publ fertng ^all In bulk separately In bulk tl and cloaks, all bids Marlon Civil Circuit of sale, cash. Dated

1893.

4 H

* RA

NTED—Young men. learn telegraphy; day d evening positions secured. 11 Yohn Meridian and Washington gts. INTED—Patents; no attorney’s fee until ateht Is obtained. JOHN S. THURMAN, [chanical Engineer, 25 W. Washington st.

xperienceu salesmen In rmam-nt employment.

Richmond. Va. JOSIAH RYLA1 dent (Second Auditor of Virglhlt

to every•est; easyold and j$l. Send Its wanted, b 't ATIi >N, [JR.. Presl-

sion&l use a loUtlv,

produce b:

fly, velvety complex

and destroys ail microbe!

newer; makes new

News Building.

Parisian wonde applicatloii; It right eyes, beat

The

oeca-

auty and

; cures all illriess

:robes; the great life rend better blood. Room 4

FIHAYCIAL^ LOANS-r-Private money on real estate.

Illinois.

, ^ Return to News of-

| fiqe. ReWard.

j LOST—Rook. Don Giovanni, December 21.' on Capitol ave., north. Return to City Library,

and receive reward.

LOST—January 1. lady’s gold necklace, with locket attached; engraved S. to A. Return

to 187 E| Ohio st. for reward.

LOST—Bull pup; chiefly black; collar marked "Tsu Van. American Tel. & Tel. Cb." Re- < turn to $96 X. Meridian st., and receive reward. LOST—Young hound; black-and-tan; fair leather collar; brass buttons; marked \V. Q. Spillrnaq; answer to name of Singer. Return*

to 3811 K, Delaware. Reward.

LOST—bout two months ago, female pup; part pjtig; longer If ace than a pug has. Return thi State st. and Michigan ave.,. or 452

clery Compound:r

Hood’s Sarsaparilla

Green's Nervura

S5fl 4

!”•

Plerye’s Discovery .....,.v-c . All dollar preparations S5< ■ Castorla.... Sl'up tigs .T.; All .25c pill* Garfield Tea, j....20o j Every article pure and clean; no old stock.

192 Massachusetts ave.

inchusetts ave.

lack

-At 15-1

.chu

Massachu

Massachusetts ave. ^cooK’a Day.'s Aurora Tea Store,

lb bucket jelly.

] LOANS-MCney. C. F. SAY LES. 77 >6 E.

day, offer

first ot-

said

auction,

and t hen offering millinery and fixtures be submitted to the [irt for approval. Terms

tniu

bis 2d

njiproi’! day of

annoln*

announcement

ANNOU NCE V E NT—Tl are still oi v $1 doz ANNOUNCE4ENT-AI factored by HARMS F ANNOUNCEMENT—A| nett’s gallery or*, go In. ANNOUNCEMENT—I

irth from $4 to $6 R. R. MILES. 2j

EITEL. Receiver. [IEL NEWGARDEN.

sirrt.

Ih-I-Mingo cigar.

cabinets •NETT'S.

C. H. cigar, manu- i

SPRING ST El N.

club checks on Ben- , ' as gold. Bring them :

wor

to $3.

ave a lot of odd pants. | you can buy from $3 i

W. Washingt

ANOUNCEMKNT—Wa: .that OLSEN, on Kv tui one big profit; he retfils

price*.

ANNOUNCEMENT—A, to a New Year's j.

the great artroli

rologer; trent yourself

visit to

Ellto

iy a and

clan. Room 5 Ryan U< -k. Indiana ave.

A N NO UNCE M E NT-

All advertisements fiferted under ordinary

h<tidings on this pug ~

for at the very low

ly. No advert I cants. When

Attorney-General W. A. Ketcham was asked to-day as to the proceeding instituted In the fea and salary case. “It Is the ■duty of the courts,” lie said, “to relieve parties from the operation of a fraud. The courts have held [hat the record of the laws can not be collaterally attacked. And It is not their duty to gro to the House journals oi* elsewhere to ascertain the manner In which a law was passed, i 'The proceeding: in the case is a direct not a collateral attack, upon the enrollment of the law challenges Its correctness, and asks relief from the fraud by which It appears to have been incorrectly enrolled. The State of Indiana bring-s the suit on the relation of its Governor, who Is charged by the constitution with seeing that all laws are faithfully executed. In order that he may faithfully execute the laws. It Is his desire to have the archives of the State show the laws as they wore Actually passed, and not as they appear as the result of misprision or fraud of some subordinate officer or outsider who may have had access to the records in the process of transmission from the Legislature to their proper custodian.” Seventieth Bnttery Reunion. * The survivors of the Seventieth IndiAna. Battery held a reunion at the Sherman House yesterday and to-day. Twen-ty-live members of the /battery association. many of them accompanied by their wives, attended the meeting. T. A. Moore, of Columbus, Is chairman of the association, and Edgar Ft. Murphy, of Bedford, secretary. The association revived many reminiscences of the Atlanta campaign, in which it took part. ritate Court of Claim*. No trials will occur In the Superior OoMrt rooms until next week. The Judges are attending general term session and acting as a Slate Court of Claims. Only three claims are pending those of the Terre Haute Stone Works Company, involving pay few stone work on the Soldiers' Monument; and the peraonaJ claims of F. B. Ainsworth and J.

B. Btevenwon.

Ilurglnrn In North Illlnoi* Street. Burglars pried open the back door of the storeroom at 1749 North Illinois street last night. A 44-caliber Belgian revolver was stolen. The same neighborhood has suffered from chicken thieves and prowling strangers. The neighborhood reports that the merchant policeman—an energetic and faithful man—ypoils his chance of making captures by blowing his whis-

tle too oflen. ! A ChrlMtmna Tree On Fire.

A Curiatmas tree that had been a week's delight at the home of C. Otto, 32 Oriental street was Illuminated for the last time last night. The children and friends stood around admiringly. A cajndle set fire to

AeMl^l^arn^a^blaz^ni^hiiiTh^Fra^fk Her' I Washington st . one elefifUH walnut marbledenly became a blazing bush. Frank Ber- { t< £ bedroom Hulte, com s 5; two new antique tele, a guest, was burned In helping to , spite*, with eber J dressers, two

*v**jl7vvTni 6.H5rA<a* n »>

.NTED—Reliable. county; per

1EB A CO

salesmen

nent emplo

hen Building, Indianapolis.

day; steady work;

“ F.

anapolis.

V \NTED—Salesmen; $3 a day; steady w< our own town; lady or gentleman. P. C LLIER, 93 N. Delaware st.. Indlanapi

It 1.

and ladies

V 5NTED—We want young men

or the telegraph service; positions secured,

dress J. D. JOHNSTON. ‘

January, KffteraJ office.

ANTED—G

lood taiker. To satisfactory party lary and commission; apply’now.

’KE BROTHERS’ COMPANY., Nursery-

krill pay Uke —

Chicago, III.

BANTED—Winter term begins January 2. ItRYANT * STRATTON BUSINESS UNI5 :R?1TY. When Building. Ablest faculty;

fit faculties; call.

INTED—General agent; must kneed canvasser; salary Crom start;

t-nevs required. LAKE ONTARIO NURSRIE8, Rochester, N. Y. I ANTED—Experienced . salesmen to sell our Famous Giant Boiler Compounds; best on the ket to-day; liberal terms to good men. Kant BOILER COMPANY/ Cleveland, O. ANTED—Good advertising solicitor by firstclass magazine; one who can spare one even-

BITLD1NG AND LOAN ASS BUH^lNvy^AND^LOAN—Equ to 26 N. Delaware st., ground BUILDING AND LOAN—The has reduced premiums to a wailing. 96 N. Delaware st. BUILDING AND LOAN-The a new series January 7. Me drug store, corner Indiana aVe

st., every Monday.

BUILDING AND LOAN-Mohe

loan. HARTFORD SAVIN’/

VESTMENT COMPANY, JQJI

Secretary, 86 E. Market. BUILDING AND LOAN—The new series January 7. Mont

nished promptly. Apply to >S Secretary, 387 Massachusetts gy BUILDING A ND LO A N—The

TAN BUILDING AND lit).

TION offers the best Inducenier and investors alike. Office, It

Ing. ' be expert- BUILDING AND LOAN—The best ref- tint) offers special inducement^

regular and paid-up stock no better investment. H. !

tary. 82 E. Market st.

Lake Erie railway

[ATION^ i removed Equitable rate; no

Isier issues R Blodau's p Vermont Iw ready to AND INSPANN. ?r starts a n be furWALES, ASSOCIAborrowers :na Uuild-

LOANS—6 per cent, money; any amount. LSW NICOLI. 32 Thorpe. LOANS—On pianos; no removal-or inconvenlence. 259 T E. Ohio st. . j [ LOANS—Oh jewelry, clothing and other valu-

ables. 67 W. Washington.

magazine; one who can spat

rr— I l g each week on special work; good p know j aTON-DUNLAP COMPANY, Boston. Ma

BUILDING AND LOAN—Serld YEAR SAVING AND LOA> ington. rooms 3 and 6; dlvid shares issued any day by J. tary. Cull. Solicitors wanted.

BUILDING

ed: You to

‘“'u.lu ”k'l ’wholeani, | tANTED-fcltmo) I»r Jiremium; S31‘XSnSi»'7M'o«"LSltl

-na'sssra F&sz&u&z.'S'ti

L BOOK AND PICT

AND LOAN—Th

SAVING. LOAN AND 1NVE: CIATION has money on hami

ssooiaowers;

borro'

any time; jL. Secre-

a go

’ lONAL

Dr. < hicago.

y.ND PICTURE COMPANY,

party with an office and $20 cash

than 10 cants,

used, these are 8 cents a line,

cent postage stamps w ment of orders py mail

ge o: The News are charged rat| of 1 cent a word for

eceived ft)

dash lines are . One and tWo-

be received In psy-

FOR Tl ADE.

FOR TRADE-Pony fo 553 Virginia ave. FOI t T KA D K—UotsT dress I> 11, care Ne* FOR TRADE—El wood

here. A. W

anything

ginla ave. FOR - TRADE-One of t

buggy and harness, for equity. Ad-

roperty, rent $8. for HUTSON, 133Vi Vir-

to trustworthy, reliable men to work for the nduatila! Life Insurance Company, estabished 1877. Call at superintendent's office, t 26 Lorraine Building, between S and 9 a. n. and 4 and 5 p. m. No lapses to cover !

the South Side for M. ARBUCKLE. 40 E.

finest residences on ojer good real estate,

arket.

eason. ai rk, N. J,

BUILDING AND LOAN AMERICAN will loan pron total cost of $7 a month; lar proportion; January report 'w above $500.0001 Office, 100 N. I W. BROWN. Secretary. 1

BUILDING AND LOAN - M large sum-of home funds tef be loaned in sums of fDO lo $1, at . lowest rates of interest; oar same day as you apply ; pay please. A. METZGER AGHN

i lows Hall.

14, NEW W. Washper cent ith, SecreOVIDENT NT Assouan; loans ARTHUR d Building. GERMAN $509 at a sums same how assets rare st G.

LOANS?—' jyfldenttftl.

-Mpi

ney, money, money,

at 250 E. Ohio.

on furniture;

LOANS—Ok furniture, without publicity to

your neighbors. 250 E. Ohlo^st. ,

LOANS—M^V to loan. HEADLEY & FAT,

removed to 40Va E. Washington st.

LOANSCO.. 99

oney to loan. Market st, f<

T. C.

'ourth flo

MOORE- &

pur-

LOAN8 — Building association Fhares chased. Room 10, 87 E. Market ^t

LOANS — bn'furnlture. pianos, etc. (5VuSE-

I’OHL, 25i W. Washington, room 4-

Sfa W. Washington.

LOANS —jDo you need money? Strictly prlvate; lowest rates, at 250 E. Ohio st

LOANS-r-Money to loan on mortgage. D. W. COFFIN 42 and 43 Lombard Building.

LOANS—Also building association shares purchased. NEWTON TODD, 6 Ingalls Bit

LOANS—Who wa _hold goods, etc.

LOANS — Gn watches

Hook.

ants money on pi:.nos. iiouso- . ? Then cuH at 2&i B. Ohio, watches and diamonds; large

amount* a specialty. Room 24 Ingalls Block.

LOANS — I.ife Insurance and loaned upon. RICH,171 LaSalle st.. Chicago. 111.

polieiw

HARD HE

purchased 1RZFELD,

LOANS—Money to loan I and personal property. Room

WANTED—

All advertisements Inserted under ordinary headings on this page of The News are charged

s page of 1

for at the very low rate of 1 cent a word for •ach day. No advertisement received for less than 10 cents. When blank or dash lines are

csed, these are 8 cents a ;ent postage stamps will n ent of orders by mail.

les

csed. these are 8 cents a line. One and two-

bc received in pay-

BUILD1NG AND LOAN

for r corner

ONE

DOLLARS A MO?

;n!s. from

N—The

for Savings, rooms 4 an. Market and Delaware. THOUSAND DOLLAR!

TEEN DOLLARS A MONTH

fees. No advance pa within twenty-four hou

WANTED—SITUATIONS.

FOR TRADE-8125 mai

bicycle, watch

outfit for canjgus*. . O. ■ Fotttllfce

i lantei

bicycle, watch or somfthing I c B. STEPHENSON. Leb non. Ind.

box 350. ; ______________ FOR TRADE—Clear pr( erty in the growing

or /“

town of] Clce: bred manes

have good style an H. RONEY, Cicero,

Ind..

eero.

for ilrlvtng

^■d act!

, Ind

r a pair of standunt

•ses; they must years old. W.

purpose

AUCTSON iAliE.

AUCTION—OUSTIN A bcCURDY, Auction-

eers. 339 W. Washingto

AUOTTON—SOLOMON DKITCH,

tern, 87 E. Washingt ot st. Cash advanced

on consignments of mere; sndlse.

AUtTnoX—J»ttle of fu nature, carpets, etc.

u'e will SHI on to-raorrfw (Thursday) room- Bl> > Ing, at 9 o'clock, at ou room. No. 139 W.

Washington

prevent serious loss. C«m? of \tiit Naases.

. The case of Atta Naancs, charged with grand larceny In stealing a quantity of Jewelry from Mrs. Birdie Christian, of 74 West North street, went to trial this morning In the Criminal Court. A jury trial was demanded. A special plea of Insanity is made in the c&sf. IVndeiKUKt Mny Succeed Grtflln. There is a rsporl aiaout lb* city offices to-day that Johu O. f’en-tenrast, at present building tospoetor, will be selected as custodian of ths Rtax# House, to succeed Timothy Griffin.

new lush

covering; one Turkish lacker, a variety* of

h£

rockers, extension tabb stands carrots, stox'es, mattiesBe*. sprir s, etc., eta GfTS-

TIN & McCURDY. Aucth jeers.

8TOLB %.

1 STOLEN—Pneumatic blcyRe; Planet. 607. Big Four office, corner IVlai an: and Somh sis., Monday. Return 295 Flet tier ave. Reward. —• "rtrrtr i -■ - - ■ sswi «..,>*>*» ■ - ---n«ss...»-**^....,^^4*^ BUSINESS C IANUTC. BUBINIMW CHANCE— : everal wefl-located oily drug stores: tl.2.o a d upward. H. AltBUCKLE, 40 E. Market st

■

Auction-

SITUATION WANTED—Cook In private family. 41 Indiana ave. | SITUATION WANTEil—Housework or'second work. 54) W. North st. _ SI TUATION \Y A NTED—Woi k~ of any kind. Address J 11. care Nows. SITUATION WANTED—As clerk in grocery or dry good*. Address X 10, care News. SITUATION WANTED—As nurse in confinement. or other sickness. 331 Spring st. SITUATION WANTED—In feed store or private family; $4 a week. 234 Martlndale. SITUATION WANTED - By girl; general housework; In small family. 250 N. Liberty. ITUATION WANTED-Up north for general housework. Call 137 E. North st., Wednes-

day. SITUATION WANTED—By

BUILDING AND LO.A AND LOAN ASSOCIATION

twenty-third series of $200 sliai B series of $100 shares October ers will have a choice of long payments, or of paying off qi information apply at the olfli

Fay. 49'i E. Washington

Secretary. 6I:S7ding

cj iidUMrti* AND LOAN — * SAVINGS AND INVESTME New series begins January 1.

for borrower and

books

pas

es ic

dends credited

full amount of shares loaned; w in full. A. Q. JON ,, GEO. L. RASCH1G. Secrejai ; Office. 24 Circle st. Open even

CALL AND INVEST

■HP* |: , l i: « rot>m suites; o e parlor suite.

akisi«ri

man for housework.

)lic.

middle-aged wo-

L. H., North Indiaua-

BUILDING AND LOAN—EA8 AND LOAN ASSOCIATION uary 5. 1896. yearly meeting three directors; a new series > the same night; shares $200; du

ranted

SITUATION WANTED—By widow; housework; good reference. 425 Central ave.; from

9 to 4.

SITUATION WANTED-By a colored man is coachman or delivery stable work. Address Na 213 W. Second st. SITUATION WANTED—»|r honest, energetic young man of good appearance; willing to work. Address N 19, care News. SITUATION WANTED—Position by pharmacist of ten years* experience; best city refeicncc. Addre ts T 9. care News. SUn 'ATION WANT ED—As s' enographer and general office work; four years' experience; city reference. Addreru J 10, care New*,

anted; money tp b waiting; piemiunia

a share; applications for stoc at the place of meetiqg. Kiea 76 E. Washington st.. or by] I William Kiemeyer, president,

Borrowers

cation;-

share; appl

ton st.; O. F. tional Bank:

Merchants’ National Bank.

6TORAGE—Of^all klndsat CHARLES SHOVKR’S. U0 E. Wabash st.

renzel, treasu Conrad Muel

n M«

day evening. . BUILDING A;.D LOAN-WBS

AND LOAN ASSOtT Authorized capital stock.

Shares $290 each, entrance fe. a share. Low pi-emium and m promptly im approved securtt; paid out in 295 weeks; profit o ‘flit nineteenth series will o$ n

Ing. December 17. 1894,

meet:

1894. at red

lug. iri; L. Washington trustee’s office.) Those Rish shales can do so on any M.mdii

of the undersigned PAUL H. KRAU:

OTTO N. FRENZEL. THBO. A. FFAFFLi:

Building, 241* E. Washington.

household to»ods

Lombard

LOANS—6 per cent.; money on improved re estate. <No loans made outside of this city SPANN_*_CO., 86 E. Market.

1—AlS! notes, Root!

LOANS—Also buy small, short-time, first mortgage notes, secured by Marlon county real

“ Ini '• — '

estate.

>m 24 Ingulls Block.

LOANS—6 per cen«. money, with privilege of

semi-annually; loans made on

loan; a

our care to ml upward, nish money when you

Odd Fel- | . LOANS—To loan, money In any amount, in ana Society » um8 oi to J 5 - 000 on ver y easy terms; *nlx Block. > ow rates; no delay; can accommodate you 1 loan you the same .day that apply; loans on city R THIR- farms. C. W. OQRSU'CH, 15 Virginia ave

S—6 per

prepayment semi-annually;

Improved real esta o In this elt

less than $1,000; no ■ m " E. Mark

of not lesh than $1,000; fees. ST ANN & CO., 80

Mty only, in loans delay; reasonable

et..

turn to; State st. and Michigan North afid L'avidson st. Rewarth

LOANK- R. ECKMAN. 43 Board,of Trade. LOANK-JlO and upward. 250 E. Ohio st.

LOANS—Lqwest terms guaranteed. 250 E. Ohio street.! ' • LOANB^E per*cent. DYER & RASSMANN, 34

Clrcle;st.

at room 24 Ingalls Block.

i-h.-uvs

pur-

LOANsj-

cha»e4

IX)ANh>-A»k and It shall be given; money on .household goods at 230 E. Ohio.

LOANS

Made quickly a:

JIATfON,

A B LE ASSOC

LOANR—Better tfl ms on furniture, horses

Ohio. I LOANS

low rate by EQU1T96 N. Delaware st. 1

ban offered elsewhere nd wagons at 250 E.

P’OR SALE-

5 l >i:' buys a 15-lb bucket Jelly. 35c buys one Kit whiteflsh. 82:50 buys one barrel good flour.

40c buys one gallon white ctoVer slni) 60c buys one gallon home-made sorghum. 50c buys one gallon b*st Or cans molass**.

8«' buys No. 1 California ha

7v*c buys good lard.

6c buys one gallon coal o!L

5c buys gooil ralsfns.

Goods delivered at NoHh Wednesdays, at Irvington* ai “" Store nt 8 o’clock a. m.

dally inside of eity limits: a\i<> at Hough dills, Mt. Jackson and West Indianapolis. T

forth Ind la nap'll* Si.turday*. leaving rjoods delivered

DAY’S AURORA TEd . 158 W. Washlngtu

Fourth door west State House,

Building association Room 18 No. 63<* N.

shares purPennsylvanla

VNSj

chased

street., j

LOANi?t-$ioO to $20,000; Interest and commission

-8100 to $2!), 000: Interest ft! ible. REID BROS.. 42

N. Delaware

, reosonLombard

reaaona street.'

LOANSt-Mortgage loans. 6 p«r cent able fees. C. S. WARBUCITON, Build Ing. v

LOANHi—Made reasonaifie on city property and .farms] UNION TRUST COMPANY, 68 E.

Ijlarket, st.

LOANSpifoney or. terms, reasonable.

E. Market st.

irms ana city property; 1103. C. DAY A CO., 72

STORE,

st.

Telephone 846.

FOR SALE-

UDANH—Private money at 6 and 7 per cent..; according to amounts and security.

C. F. 8AYLES. x

LOAN

S—A large sum of private funds to loan, to GEORGE SE1DENSTICKER, room

i Block.

Apply

35 Whet

LOAN

to loin on Indiana farms. — JAMS i i CO.. Crawfordsvllle, Ind.

fib-We have plenty of 6 per cent, money

Indiana farms. C. N. WILL-

IS VI

low

an you the

. thir- mggmmmM

entrance . LOANS—Money to loan, a large si r ,.f ns made j funds left in our care to be loaned In sums of appli* , iloo to $1,000 and upward at lowest rates

fumis:

matu menta.

R SAVING ■ begin tho nd the fifth

Borrowand easy

. For full Hadley A

H. FAY,

of Interest; can

apply; pay back when GKH AGENCY. 5 Odd-

ney same day you pleas- A. METZ-

Hall.

[ANAPOLIS COMPANY. ■ safe and tor; dlvl-ni-annually; rawals paid ITesidenL

IN SAVING

rday, Janelection of opened at per share.

i applito 19c

i id

Smiled to 19c

be received

[pj cigar stoi e,

secretary. WashingMerchants’

V SAVING

1,900. !. dues 55o furnished aet series ore $37.75. » |tda>' even. . place of (township to secure livening, or

nt. urer. Jecretory.

LOANS—CENTRAL LOAN COMPANY. 11% N. Meridian st.. room 5, I .cans money on furniture, pianos, horses, vehicles. warehouse receipts and all other kinds of personal property without removal; loans also negotiated ou watches and diamonds; payments arranged on the weekly or monthly installment plan, or to suit your convenience; lowest rates in the City; business strictly confidential. CENTRAL LOAN COMPANY, 11 N. Meridian st.. room 5. First stairway on the east side of N. Meridian et., near Washington, up-stairs.

L ° ANS TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS s’ To loon in rums of $X). $15. $20. $30. $50, $106. $206,

or any amount on

FURNITURE, PIANOS, ORGANS, STORES. FIXTURES, ETC.

At rates which honeet people can afford to pay. The property to remain In your

undisturbed possession.

EVERYBODY WHO WANTS MONEY

CALL AND SEE US.

We fire just ns happy to moke you a

one for $150. We will give ime to pay the money back.

#ke the payments to

suit yourself. 'Every payment so made reduces the coat of carrying the loan. We give you the full amount of money you a*k for; no charges taken out In advanced The transaction is sure to be private. Don't fall to see ua and get

our rates.

INDIANAPOLIS MORTGAGE LOAN COMPANY, Room 19. 87 E. Market st.

$10 lonln as oi you plinty tin In tact, you c

LOANS-

J If »9. make horses. On to ble Loan time, carry Sesslo and Y No Is ce ant

LOANS —Prlvat

curttyj; also

chased

personal or collateral se-

ng association

te, on

building association shares nurBENNETT, 44 Lombard Building LOAN3—Sums of $69') and over.

City property and farms.

TOFF1N & CO., 90 E. Market st.

LOANS—The GERM AN-AMERICAN ASSOcTAT1U.N loans cost lees than 6 per cent, ut ri^ with privilege of monthly pay-

MINION, NONPAR EjlL

AGATE

TYPE.

STANDS

CASES,!

1c:,

ii in

COMPOSING STICKS.

STI

ALL IN GOOD CpNDITION,

CO?

CHEAP).

CALL AT THE NEWS.

DO YOU WANT MONEY?

call and see us before borrowing W e oans on furniture, pianos, organs wagons, etc.. In small or largb 8 Utns ’ !

• lowest possN • the day you ask for R.

^art at any '

oan. Property is (eft Inyour"^bavlng the use of both property FULL AMOUNT OF MONEY.

short time,

and on

y be paid in run or in pa any part paid reduce*

the loan. Pi

you

day you

In full or in

;es taken out lu advance. Our office

y located, and we Insure you pleas-

jurteoua treatment. _

FOR SAI.R—REAL B9TATR. |

REAir^OTA^C^3IrT^heapr«rtiearimSjM^an?

two lots in Irvington. 9 Wright Block. REAL ESTATE—On easy payments, rcti dene* _ P ro k* rll ' ? "; 81.090 upward. C. jr. 'AYLEB.

REAL ESTATE—Pro^rty of alfkl^ 1UD f

LEY A FAY. removed to 40^ E. Washing |

ton.

■*—l—sw-d

MORTGAGE LOAN COMPANY. Bank of Commerce Building tsam»r and Virginia ave. ■— I, m i,

roperty at ESTATE

ono( EXn

)ANS—

LOWEST RATES. EASY TERMS.

STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL. LOANS MADE ON SHORT NOTICE

onqy loaned on furniture, pianos, hor rtn*. store fixtures, warehouse receipt*

horses,

receipt* and

waUhea^nTImmonJI' Ton ‘°* n

wagon*, store fixtures.

.-ill kinds of personal property

from $10 upward, your undisturbed

money! on watch#§«i**. , pay bsick the money In weekly or monthly in baJan< ' f s.allm*nts. and have the cost redtSad p^I ??♦».>«

ir furni-

REAL ESTATE—For sale, house and lot; tfi cosh and $8 per month; no interest. Inqutn No. 190 N. Delaware st. ■ ,

REAL ESTATE—List your pi with McKELVErS REAL CHANGE, tor sale t»r rent.

REAL ESTATE—Fire, lightning, cyclone, gat exploeiofi and life Insurance. HADLEY g! FAY, removed to 40H E. Wasliington fit. REAL ESTATE-Wanted: Everybody to know that OLSEN. 122 Kentucky ave.. carries s full line ot shafting, pulleys and hanger*. REAL ESTATE—Broadway lot, Vnuafl; east front, high ground; near Twelfth st.; prick only $1,550; verv cheap. W, K, MICK A <'<>. REAL EifTATE^ Loifc fur fale on wt-rtt.y P»yments, on Prospect st.. R. Waehin-*-™ -•

and in BrinUmaB

DENNY. 2$

nt.. R. Washington St: addition. BRADLEY *

ten

tionately. It you owe a balance ure or piano, we will pay the nd harry » »* as you desii

n put in advance. Call

g elsewhere.

taken going

a balanc

^ T for you e«!re. No charge* and see ua before

b: also two^rottage*. ^reni LEW NICOLI. ffi Thorp*

-Eight-room

ikta; f ..

REAL ESTATE—If you want to sell' a fan or city pwu estate, stock * of tnerchand rent n dwelling or store, borrow or loin

Established 18*7.

INDIANA MORTGAGE 1/9 AN COMPANY, Room 18 Insurance Block. [ Northeast corner Market and Pennsylvania.

■ggf'

TATE U E;Xt*HA l NGfi. M ro^m l 1

N. Pennsylvania st.

REAL ESTATE—Money to loan: a large of home funds left in o«r care to be lot j in sums of $109 to $1,000 and upward at rates of Interest; can tarnish money oai _ 1 liETSSSik '

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