Indianapolis News, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 July 1895 — Page 3
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fHE INDIANAPOLIS NEWS'. THTTRSDAT,' JLLT 18. 1880.
WAS AFUAED OP SCHNEIDER.
Sm^mnnm. SfNr«0*rlto Wlebembek Aaka Pr«t*«tlon of the Polioc.
WASTEP^TEMALE HEJUP. WANTED—TUfa-l-mlnco cicar.
WANTHD^-Vouik girt *i 02 College av> WANTED—Ctrl to help In kitchen. 129 N. 1111-
A Qonnan woman called at the polled Otatkm (his morning and demanded protection from a man named Schneider. She talked in such a queer way that Dr. Va Kir. W as called in, and It waa soon found that her mind waa affected. The police remember that she came to the police station about three months ago and —m that she was from NoblenviUe, and had been robbed while on her way to the German Orphans’ Home. It was found that she bad been employed by Mrs. A. Bird man, No. 250 East Vermont
street. ■
She explained that she used to work for a man named Schneider, and that yesterday she had found a book on Mrs. Erdman’s table, which made her believe that Schneider waa after her to do her some harm. The book she had with her and ^khiblted it. It was a pamphlet Issued by a drug company to advertise a f>*#ent article. It is written in verse, and the verse to, which the woman took particular exception was: "Don’t keep me talking," he eaclaimed, "Me bead Is like to burst." "A-ha," cries Schneider, "Mike, me boy. Why didn’t you say so first." The woman’s name is Johanna Marguerite Wtebenbek. After producing her book and pointing out the otojectlonal verse, she kept repeating it, and saying, "Seev-me head is like to burst—that is that man Schneider. He make me head to burst. I got the pain in me head now.” She was locked up, and an insanity Inquest will be held on her. Retail Merchants’ Picnic. The change to the weather yesterday afternoon drew a large crowd to the retail merchants’ picnic at the State Fair grounds. The music kept up until late to the evening, and the dancing did not stop until after 10 o’clock. The afternoon was given up to track events. There was a race between delivery wagon horses around the track that was exciting, and the women s bicycle race created interest. Harry Buschmann, who ran against Hogan at the ball grounds, was entered in the fat man’s race, and won It. He made the hundred yards in fourteen seconds. There were a number of other sports, and the picnic was a success. 4 For the Elks* Benefit. The members of the Benevolent Protective Order of Elks of Muncie, Anderson and Marion have arranged for a series of six base ball games for the benefit of members of the order who were Injured in the recent accident at Atlantic City. John W. Stewart, of Chatham place, 248 Massachusetts avenpe, this city. Is organising a club of players, composed of members of the order, and will take them to meet the clubs in the places named. .. ■
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WANTED—Few mors ladlw wanted at 134 N. Noble at. WANTED- OxA for restaurant. Address L 20. care Newa.
W ANTED— Girl E. Market.
for .general housework. 647
WANTED—Good girl; general housework. N. East st.
WANTED Otrl Cottage eve.
for general housework. 128
WANTED - Olrt
Blackford st.
for general housework. 10*
WANTBD-Qlrt for general housework. Apply 221 B. Ohio st. WANTED—Oermaa girl; general housework. 7M N. Illinois. WANTED—Oood German
368 N. New Jersey^
cook; good wages.
WANTED—Oood girl work. 12* Park ave.
to do general house-
WANTED—Girl for general housework; small family. 283 N. Liberty.
WANTED— -Are you going fsrT" "No. ma; to BCKNETTS for supper." WANTED-A middle-*god woman to work In Larding-house. 246 W. South. WANTED—Young girl wishes to assist; house-
keeping. 47 Massachusetts aVc.
W A VTED—MISCELLANEOUX. WANTED—Florida Beal WANTED—Tlsh-l-mingo cigar. ’ WANTED-Fine livery ana carnagesT WOOD* 8 STABLES. WANTED—Gas Trust stock. NEWTON TODD, * Ingalls Block.
TO LET—ROOMS.
TO LET—Florida Seal.
TO LET—Furnished rooms. 4* School st. TO LET—Five r-ioraa IS X Mississippi st.
TO LET—Furniahed rooms; bath. 124 E. Ohio.
AND LOAN ASSOCIATION A
BUILD INQ^xXD^LOAjT^lfoney^qQlck^aad
' ‘ N. Delaware.
-FRANK K. SAW-37-38 Baldwin Block.
easy, equitable, m building and loan TER, Fire Insurance.
Telephone Wl.
WANTED—Have you called on the dentist,- a. Illinois st.?
SELLERS.
WANTED—Experienced girl for general housework. 562 n. Pewsgrtvania st. WANTED—Woman to belp in housework; as
If her own home. 1M River ave.
WANTED—Carrie, try one BURNETTS meals. Thereafter you'll not go elsewhere. WANTED—Little girl, twelve to fifteen years old; reference required. 82 W, Ohio. WANTED—Olrt to do up-stairs work; good
wages and good home. 4» Central ave.
WANTED—Good laundry girl; experienced in
marking and sorting. 25_S. Alabama st.
WANTED—Reliable woman for general house-
worh In country. 442 K. Pennaylvania st.
WANTED—Five ladles, with small cash security; salary. Call at once. 215 8. East st
WANTED—Feathers renovated, bought and sold. 116 Massachusetts ave. B. F. DUI
5UBOI&
CAFFOZONB, the health
HEIMS’8 DRUG STORE. Market and
. flnnffbey Will Not Be Removed. Secretary Blcknell, who has returneS frona a visit to the northern prison, says thatlTheodore 1*. Haughey will not be removed to Leavenworth, as was anticipated, because the national prison Is already full. Mr. Haughey is much interested in tha new buildings that are being erected here. He It grateful that he will not be removed from the State's prison. To Ralsp a Church’* Debt. The congregation "KenneseMs Israel." whose church is at Eddy and Merrill •treats, have authorized the rabbi, the Rev. P. H. Schweltx, together with one of the members, Ben Frey, to solicit subscriptions to raise the mortgage debt upon the church, amounting to 22.600. Sir Henry Irving. London, July 18.—Henry Irving, Walter Besam and sixteen others went to Windsor castle to-day and were knighted by the Queen.
WANTED—Competent white girl to do general houaeworfc In a family of two. 128 Walcott st. WANTED—Competent white girl for general housework; German preferred- 569 N. Illinois street. ' 1 c-j., WANTED—You to see our bargains In pianos, on easy payments In to-day's "For Safe” column. * w WANTED—Girl for general housework; must be good cook, washer and Ironer. 67 Central
avenue.
WANTED-Drink
drink.
Ililnot* ma, WANTED—Few ladles to work at home. For particulars address M. CUNNINGHAM. Cloero, Ind. WANTED—Two young ladles to Introduce rVSW article of food to families; good salary paid. Address K 22, care Newa WANTED—Ladies to sell the LADIES' BAEV PROTECTOR; perfectly harmless; absolutely reliable; easily adjusted; sells at eight; send for terms. Address Department «. LA CROSSE SPECIALTY CO., L* Proses. Wls. WANTED—Lady of good sddress to organize classed for home study In drawing and paint-
ing; emi
day; News. WANTEDAll advertisements Inserted under ordinary headings on this page of The News are charged for at the very low rate of 1 cent a word for each day. No advertisement received for lese than 10 cents. When blank or dash lines are used, these are 8 cents a line. One and twoent postage stamps will be received in payment of orders by mall. WANTED HELP—MK>—HOY8. WANTED—Tt»h-l-mtngo ■ cigar. WANTED—Experienced porter. 161 W. Waahington at. ’ j.;’ . . . . . WANTED—Carpenters. E. G. CORAY. New Castle, Ind. WANTED—To rent or sell, barber fixtures 179
S. Illinois.
—
A2> VEtill SEMENTS p»”° a .S2«.
WANTED—Barber to Study. Corner Blake and
New York sta. ■.
WANTED—Steady Saturday barber. 161 W.
Washington st. • '
Wanted—Boys and men for farm work. Ap-
All advertisements inserted under ordinary headings on the second and third pages of the NEWS ere charged for at the very low sats of one cent a word for each day. No advertisement received for less than 10 cento When blank or daah lines are used these are • cants a lias. One and two-cant postage stomps will be received la payment of orders by mail.
/ DIED.
FISHER - Mrs. Paulin, died , Wednesday evening, 11:40. Funeral from residence, 174 E. Pearl, Friday, 2 p, m. Friends invited. BEELER—Amanda, died July 17, 1H6, at • O’clock, age fifty years. Funeral at 94 8. Noble st. to-morrow, at 2 p. m. (Private.) FINNT3RAN—Mrs. Bridget. July 18. * a. m.. eighty-eight yearn, five months, at the resiisnoe, 429 S. West st. Funeral notice later. SNOWDEN--Joshua, 19 p. m., July 17, at home of his daughter. Mrs. 8. A. Morgan, 216 River ave. Burial at NoblesvMe, Ind., Friday. (NoblesvlUe papers please copy.) , Card of Thanks. Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Haller desire to extend their thanks to their neighbors and kind friends for their sympathy and aid in the hour of our bereavement, thle being but a slight token of our appreciation. We also thank the new*x>y» for their kind consideration and floral, tribute, so Justly appropriate. MR. AND MRS. H. Q. HALLER. FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
FUNERAL
WANTED—Experienced Job press-feeder. 47% N. Illinois, room 1L WANTED—Five men, with small cash securlty- salary. Call st once. B6 B. East st. WANTED—’Tts no dream, but stern reality— PARE RESTAURANT Is finest im town. WANTED—Experienced soBcltors for building and loan. F. B. MATHEWS, 74 B. Market. WANTED—Not even “When the robins net again" can others compete with BURNETTWANTED—Why doe* BURNETT do the largest business? Because has best service. WANTED—Lodglhg, ttc; qjrfet. comfortable and cool. 290 W. Market. (Posed 10 p. m.) WANTED—Equal partner for sure winning theatrical enterprise. Address X 19, care
New. ... 1:-^.
WANTED—Drink CAFFOZONE. drink. REIMS’S DRUG STORE,
Illinois sta. WANTED—An opening for a good man to re-, pair bicycles. Address W. Washington at., room 2. ’ WANTED—To loan money on watebes and dlamonds; fair dealing and private. Room 24 Ingalls Block. WANTED—Sal es!nsnj r p*re la tent and steady; *6 dally to energetic workers. COLLIER. 93
N. Delaware et.
PlS
the. health Market and
WANTED—Young
from sixteen to
DIRECTORS-
Will refund full price paid
“ ***** *** M *W VII Vjr, No extra charge for lady assistant CHAR T. WHITBETT.
MONUMEKTS.
MONUMENTS-AUG DIENER, 243 E. Wash-
ington. fewest
eighteen years of age. to work on route. Add rea* W 21, News office. WANTED—Balesman wanted; side line article; standard; no samples required. Address G.
M. C. CO., Kalamazoo, MicRj WANTED-1 i 111ii 11" ' V 'M
trade for Wholesale house; state age and experience. Address F 21, care New. WANTED—Salesman to sell specialty to the grocery and drug trade; give references. N. C. CO., 1 Austin Building. Buffalo. N. Y. WANTED—Patents; no attorney's fee until allowed. THURMAN ft SILVIUS. successor* to J. 8. Thurman, 25 W. Washington st., Indlanapolls, Ind. WANTED—Salesmen, to sell petit ledgers and other specialties to merchants hy sample; side lines. MODEL MANUFACTURING CO.. South Bend, Ind. WANTED—Salesmen to sell cigars to dealers; salary and expenses; experience unnecessary; write for partieulare; inclose stamp. UNION
MONUMENTS—Monuments at
M. H. FARRELL. M W. Washington st.
prices.
CIGAR
CO.. Chicago.
•OCIETY AND CLUB MEETINGS. BOCIOTT-Regulwr meeting of Capital Lodge, No. 124, I. O. 0. F„ Friday evening. July 19. Work la the Initiatory and first degieea. „ rv# PEDDICORD, N. G. WM. FRIBURGER, Secretary, SOCIETY—Fktriarchs Mmtam;"l.' O. O. F.Canton Indianapolis, No. Z. Regular meeting Thursday evening. July 1*. The attendance of chevaliers is earnesti* requested. Visiting She^lOT torttod. J. K BODINE, Captain. ED G. HOFER. Clerk. m
19, at 8 p. m. Work. Visitors welcome. w ' “• SOCIETY—Manoinic—Logan Lodge. No. 575, F. a»d A. M. Oslled meeting this (Thursday) •retting, at 8 o’clock, at hall, in Masonic T*n»P**- "orit second degree. Members of the order invited. .^. T, i 0 * IA8 J - HUDSON. W. M. JOHN SCHLEY, Secretary.
WANTED—Experienced canvasser for general
agency ;sa)ary and
tces required. LAKE ONTARIO NURSERES, Rochester, N. Y.
ences
IBS, Roch WANTED—We want young men and ladles for
iBy. 3»li*BMBSW I Ad-
dress
railway general office.
N. Y.
IIB want young men i tha telegraph service; positions secured. [ream J. D. JOHN8TQN. room 11 Lake Erie
WANTED—Salesmen to sell opr leading of cigars; flrst-olass terms to hustli
brands era; no
drones need apply. Address HUMBOLDT
CIGAR CO.. Clnctnnatl, Q.
WANTED—Free, ’InYsmoris Friend, or Succeas With Patenta.” 100 pages; 80 Illustrations. If mailed 8c. JOSEPH MINTURN. Pat? ent Attorney. 18|| W. Meridian. J WANTED—Bookkeeper: experienced in whoieaale busUKas; must be quick and at
come well
salary expected.
accurate;
experience and B 21. care Newa
WANTED-tFlV# line of fast-selling commissions and ] teed. Call at MW.
ft CO.
teas; must be quick
young men wanted to sell log household supplies; lit
W P MXt« r
our
liberal
settlement gusran-
A. J. CONROY
LOST.
WANTED—SalesmaA wanted; M00 to 8126 per month and expenses; staple tine; poaition permanent. v\****nl and dt^i^le Addresa with stamp. KING MANUFACTURING CO., D 18. Chicago. .
traveling grocery
; two traveling
at Fair grounds. Get reward. . and chain; name "Nora l Relura u» New* office.
WANTED—An
to order trouarrs and • ; just come and see.
We are compelled to move toon; will reduce
our stock by £!'MUELLER,
WANTED-Evwy colored family buy* on wrnr M reliable mat and women wanted
somewhere between East st, return to 444 N. East st.
|?pU^w U mSrir to N«Mto ,
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under ordinary
for at the rery low rate or I cent a wora for
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each day.
than 10 cei
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cent postage mt of orders
itt received for less or dash lines are
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New York investment
WANTED—To exchange board for stgn-palnt-ing- 69 N. Alabama.
WANTED—Old gold and silver for cash. WARD, I-N. Meridian.
WANTED--Teeth. 15; crowns, |2. KELLERS, Dentist. 29(4 S. Illinois.
WANTED—Typewriting and jihorthand work at 19 Massachusetts ave.
WANTED—To sell thoroughbred pngs; cheap. Address V 18. care News.
WANTED—Second-hand Invalid’s rolling chair. Address Q 20, care News.
WANTED—To sell one good, sound horse and top wagon. 102 Prospect st.
WANTED—Cash -for elm lumber at hoop factory. PATTERSON ft BUSBY.
WANTED—To buy house; six rooms; immsdlately. Addrere N 22, care News.
WANTED—Heavy horse to work for feed and stabling. Address P 20. care News.
WANTED—To loan *350; at 7 per cent.; on first mortgage. Address G 20, care News.
WANTED—Highest prices paid for furniture, carpets, etc. 139 W. Washington st.
WANTED—Unfurnished room In private family; down town. Address B 22. News.
WANTED—Small fire-proof safe. Address M 22. News office, giving site and price.
WANTED—To sell 5,000 copies music at 6c each. CARLIN & LENNOX, 31 E. Market.
WANTED—Two unfurnished rooms; by man and wife; housekeeping. Address A 21. News.
WANTED—Bicycle; lady's and gent’s; must be tn good condition. Address J, 21, care News. -
WANTED—Everybody try “Elmas Noble”; clear Havana; three for 25c. JOHN A. McGAW.
WANTED—*6 for full set teeth. Extracted without pain at EAR HART’8, 16(4 E- Washington.
■WANTED — Best and the* cheapest—BENNETT'S cabinets; only 81 dozen. Bring the babies.
WANTED—Drink CAFFOZONE. the health drink. HEIMS’S DRUG STORE, Market and IlUnolM sts.
WANTED—Man and wife want two unfurnished rooms, with board. Address C 20, care News.
WANTED—To loan money on Watches and diamonds; fair dealing and private. Room 24 Ingalls Block.
WANTED—To borrow 81,200 for a term of five years* will pay the highest interest. Call 1565 N. Illinois st.
WANTED—KV>r cash; light canopy top phaeton or buggy; second-hand. 80 S. Pennsylvania st. WHITE.
WANTED—Leaky cisterns cleaned and cemented; 81.60. FRANK BUTTS, 138 Indiana ave. Telephone 1791.
WANTEB-WOMAN’S PRIVATE MEDICAL HOME. Best of care before and during confinement. 194 N. East st.
WANTED—Indianapolis Assaying and Refining Co. pays full value for old gold, silver and platinum. 14 W. Ohio st.
WANTED—To rent five rooms for housekeeping; North Side; not above Walnut st.; rent not to exceed *15. Addreqp L 21. care News. ’
WANTED—Persons having furnished rooms; with or without board; list them with the YOUNG MEN’S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION.
WANTED—We repair and insure watches against all accidents and breaks for 83 per year. J. C. SIPB. room 4, i8(4 N. Meridian tt.
WANTED—Painting in exchange for beautiful team horses, carriage, surrey or single rig. HENRY D. PIERCE. 18(4 N. keridlan rt.
WANTED—Four gentlemen boarders; on North Side; square from street cars; large, front rooms: $5 per week. Address S 21. care News.
WANTE5D—Partner, with from $1,000 to 82.030, In well established manufacturing business; investigation desired. Address F 22, News office. j 0
WANTED—Partner; widow preferred; In the bett paying and best located restaurant in this city; about $300 required. Address R 21, care News.
WANTED—INDIANA DENTAL COLLEGE: open all day this summer from 9 to 12 and 1 to 6. Southwest corner Ohio and Delaware. AU work guaranteed.
WANTED—$10 reward to any person who will, within five days from date, suggest a name for a new fraternal and beneficial order, which win admit ladles and gentlemen, and which name shall be adopted. Address T). ERDMAN, S3 W. Market st.. Indianapolis. Ind.
WANTED—Three furnished rooms and board for family of three adults and one girt of eight; with refined and quiet family; in private house, having modem conveniences; location east of Central and north of Christian ave. Address, with particulars and price, M, postof-
flee box 84. '
WANTED—
All advertisements Inserted under ordinary headings on this page of The News are charged for at the very low rate of 1 cent a word for each day. No advertisement received for legs than 10 cento. When Wank or dash lines are used, these are 8 cento a line. One and twocent postage stamps will be received in payment of orders by mall.
WANTED—SITUATIONS.
SITUATION WANTED—Florida Seal.
SITUATION WANTED—Experienced dining-
room girl. 245 E. Merrill st.
SITUATION WANTED—General housework.
Inquire at 115 W. South st.
Situation WANTED-ey gin to assist in
housework. 26 Yandes st., city.
SITUATION WANTED—Sewing; flfat-dass seamstreee. Address H 22. care News.
SITUATION WANTED-By No, 1 grocery cleric. A. L WILLHOYT, 126 W. Maryland.
SITUATION WANTED—A 1 map; Experienced engineer. Janitor and watchman. 29 Prospect
ktreet.
SITUATION WANTED—Experienced second girl; best city reference. 30(4 N,. Delaware,
room 11.
SITUATION WANTED—Position by a firstclass trimmer In millinery. Address K ,21, care New*
SITUATION WANTED—In drug store; medical diploma. Address DRUGGIST, BloomIggdale, Ind.
SITUATION WANTED—By young man res Clerk In grocery: experienced; best of reference*. Address E 21. care News.
SITUATION WANTED—Experienced collector; reference. EXCHANGE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY. 10(4 N. Delaware, room 11.
SITUATION WANTED—By Industrious young Dane; any kind of reepecfaWe work; dairy or farm preferred. Address P 22, care New*.
SITUATION WANTED—Place for a * girl, twelve years «oid; some good family to take hw» and finish raising her. Address X 21, care of News. j
SITUATION WANTED—As bookkeeper and accountant; experienced in double entry or safeguard system of books; best of references. Address C. E. MOORE, care Charles Kahlo, Journal Building.
SITUATION WANTED—Young man, twentyfour years of age, sober and industrious, wants position as grocery clerk; two years’ experience; best of reference. Address W. L. H., 178 Brookside ave. ^
BUSINESS CHANCE.
BUSINESS CHANCE)—Partner to start in business at Indianapolis; will guarantee 90 per cent, profit; capital required, $750. Address P M. core News. , ;U
BUSINESS CHANCE—To Let: New brick store-room*; modern conveniences: comer of Beliefontalne st. and Home ave.; suitable tor drug store, grocery and meat shop. Apply 84 Brookside ave.
BUSINESS CHANCE)—A fine manufacturing business tor sale for $1,500; nicely located in Indianapolis; goods bring a profit from 60 to 100 per cent.; will give good reasons for wanting to *e!i. Addresa B 12. oare News.
BUSINESS CHANCE—8200 to $400 per month mads on small capital by careful, systematic speculation. Our book on successful speculation in grain (sent free) tells all about it. THOMAS ft CO., Bankers and Brokers, rooms A-D. Rialto Building. Chicago, III.
BUSINESS CHANCE-8100 to 8390 made monthly by securing for us speculative orders in grain and stocks. Market quotations free and divide commissions with right party in every town. No capital or experience required. Send for full particulars and highest references. VALENTINE ft CO., 6)2 TRADERS’ Building. Chicago. »
BUSINESS CHANCE—Down town livery stable. doing good business, for trade for real estate; first-class restaurant, beat location, center of city; bakery, (-on feet km cry, Ice cream business. In elegant location, a bargain; groceries. drugs and many other- opportunities. Also a good pay Ins position to a party who can Invest money in h stock company; a man who can take charge machinery or an office man preferred. Also an opportunity to get Into an ss-taMittoed real estate business, with a small investment, to good live man. HUSTLERS’ BUREAU. 87(4 E. Washington st. : ;
VTORAGK.
STORAGE—Of all kinds at CHARLES E. SHOVER’S, 189 K. Wabash st
STORAGE—First-class, dry storage; krereet rates. ELGIN DAIRY CO., 28 8. Delaware at
STORAGE—THE UNION TRANSFER AND STORAGE CO. U the oldest, largest, safest and cleanest storage house in the oity. Corner E. Ohio st. aftd Bee Line track*. (Tbs old Dickson stand.)
STORAGE — INDIANAPOLIS WAREHOUSE CO., hugest, safest; beet conducted, and most modern public warehouse in Indianapolis; special facilities for storing household foods and all classes of merchandize; negotiable registered receipts Issued; fire insurance. 3*5-273 S. Pennsylvania st.. on tracks Pennsylvania railroad. Tetepboa* ISIS. . . ? ; : .,
TO LET—Nicely furnished rooms, street.
57 N. East
TO LET—Furnished room at 178 N. street.
Delaware
TO LET—Furnished avenue.
room. 115 Massachusetts
TO LET—Furnished front; down stairs. New York.
89 W.
TO LET—Furnished, front room, with alcove.. 248 N. East. ' TO LETT—Furnished, front rooms; bath. 18 W. Michigan st.
Delaware; nicely furnished
TO LET-226 N. rooms; hath. TO LET—Two unfurnished rooms, with bath. 376 E. Ninth.
Windsor Hotel. In-
TO IJST—Furnished room. quire room 43. TO LET—Three nice, unfurnished rooms. 340 N. Delaware st TO LET—Furnished front, bath; other rooms 28 W. Vermont.
BUILDiNQ AND LOAN-The AETNA A8SO- _ ULtTION has money to loan at a low rate. H. KIMBALL. Secretary, *9 E. Market st. BUILDING AND LOAN—Loan rates reduced to lowest notch; money ready for loans of 2100 to *3.000. EQUITABLE, 96 N. Delaware. BUILDING AND I A3 AN—8 per cent, on limited amount prepaid stock. METROPOLITAN LOAN AND SAVINGS ASSOCIATION. 78 E. MarketBUILDING ANDLO AN—Equitable State; new management; new offices; stock wanted; money to loan. Office 512 Indiana Trust Building. HERVEYP. VQRIES, Secretary. BUILDING AND LOAN—At the building and loan office. SI E. Market st. you can borrow money at a lower rate than of any other association In the city. HOWARD KIMBALL. Secretary. BUILDING AND LO AN-FLETCHER- A V E, SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION has money to loan; no waiting; best plan; lowest rates; get a home. N. YOKE. Secretary, 1M
rates: get a i Fletcher ave.
rooms; housekeep-
TO LET—Furnished suite ing. 86 N. New Jersey. TO LETT—Furnished rooms; board. 167 N. Noble st.
TO LET—Furnished or unfurnished rooms and hoard. 510 g. Seventh st TO LET—Unfurnished rooms; private family; reasonable. 2g2 N. Illinois. TO LET—Nicely furnished rooms; housekeepIng; ground floor. 1T1 E. South:
TO LET-
modem; Cheap. 72 W. Vermont. TO LET—White Block, 106(4 N. Meridian at; furnished and unfurnished rooms.
BUILDING AND LOAN—Money to loan; a large sqm of home funds left in our care to be loaned tn sums of 8100 to *1,900 and upward; ^■Kii BiMMiiMill I ii ‘'i ii 11 fiTp
Interest; can furnish money
day aa you apply; pay back when you A. METZGER Agent. 6 Odd Fellows
-Furnished, front room, with alcove;
at lowest
with or without same
p least Hall.
BUILDING AND LOAN-THE INDIANA MUTUAL BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION loans their money at a lew rate of interest and premium than any State association, and loans made promptly; no admission fee charged to become a member. CHAS. KAHLO. gqdifHHlr. '
TO LETT—Furnished
gentlemen only. TO~ LET - Three housekeeping; no
TO LET—Furnish!
bath; one with
TO LET—Sleeping
HENRY D. PIE ?
1 nooi 2Sp
m; bath; *1.25 per week;
W. New York.
furnished rooms; Wren. 284 B. Ohio.
light
Eftca*.
TO LET—Store-room;; office and sleeping; both gases. 82 E. Washington st. AD HERETH.
TO LET—Unfumii hed parlors ; and other fumlsl ed; rooms.
on first floor; 236 N. Illinois st.
TO LET—Two rockna; suitable for housekeeping; furnished 4 r unfurnished. 48 Russell ave^NllBBNBBj ■■■■■■■I TO LET—Large, elegant, furnished, front rooms; home-likt board; reasonable. 88 W.
Ohio.
TO LET—Nicely famished, front room: with of without boarjj; private family. 217 N. Capitol.
TO LET—Nicely famished rooms and board; bath; *3.50 per week; beautiful home. 108 Walcott st.
ern; cheap. SOI*
unfurnished rooms;
430 College ave,
m. opposite postoffice. 18(4 N. Meridian st.
TO LET—Drink CAFFOZONE, the health drink. REIMS’S [DRUG STORE, Market and Illinois sts.
TO LET—Furnish* d rooms; new block; mod
N. Mississippi st., opposite
TO LETT—Front Hx>m; down town; nominal rent; good references required. Address G M, care News.
BUILDING AND LOAN-THE INTERSTATE 'BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION has money to loan; without delay. Before you borrow exaifilne its monthly payments, its percentage of expenses, cost of procuring a loan and way of doing business. Office 112 N. Penn■ylvanta it. J. H. FURNAS. Secretary. BUILDING AND LOAN-THE STAR SAVING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION, on April ». 1896, will commence the twenty-fourth series of 8200 shares and sixth series of 8100 shares; money to loan. For information, app M. HAD! " -----
tary. 40(4
rectors, Lews* «. .—......v., Jacob W, Smith, Caleb 8. Denny, Robert D. Townsend. James R. Carnahan, J»w»» H. Blair. BUILDING AND LOAN-810.83 a montn carries a loan of 81,000 tn THE INDIANA SAVINGS AND INVESTMENT CO. "Only this and nothing more." Interest rates the lowest. Money famished promptly. We can offer you great advantages in many
X*€ sp0C tS.
borne to 90 H. Market st., and talk with us.
CHARLES E.*COFFIN. President. CHARLES E. HOLLOWAY. Secretary. ■
BUILDING AND LOAN-
THE INDIANA SOCIETY FOR SAVINGS. PhoenUk Block (second floor), northwest corner Market and Delaware; loans 81.000 for 8X8 a month; no entrance fee; no commission; no payments in advance; loans made promptly. This society has never had an “expense fund,” but limits expenses and pays the expenses from earnings. If you wish a loan at low cost, or desire to invest your savings advantageously. It will be to your advantage to call and see us. —Si.,
TO LET—Nicely (urn tubed room, with bath; cheap; three Uo:ks north of Bates House. 197 N. Illinois st.
TO LET—Two first floor rooms; well furnished; housekeeping; gi s and light; 811 a month. 278 N. California it. TO LET—aph 1 nj ton
’aahlndton st.. iafge, front office nd flo.r; New* Bi at business office of The News.
DYER ft
TO LET—Elegant rooms in new Piel Block. In Ohio at.; hot ami cold water; steam heat
‘ “ iSSMA *7N,
BUILDING AND LOAN— THE GERMAN-AMERICAN BUILDING ASSOCIATION Gives the following summary for the past year, ending July 1. 1898: Net loans, 8*28,190; Increase, *222,000. Earnings, $1*6.699; increase, $85,816.6*. Securities, $1,426,396; Increase, 84*1,818. Insurance, 8788,800; increase. $907,795. A limited amount of paid-up 7 per cent, or prepaid 8 per cent stock will be issued by this association at this time. Office, 100 N. Delaware st. G. W. BROWN, Secretary.
Circle st
TO LET—Furntabsc, front room, with alcove, hath; North 8lde( near car line; gentlemen
preferred. Addra
PERSONAL.
care News.
TO LET—New, fro lit room, with large alcove; five squares nerth; unfurnished; all modern convqnlencee. Address N 9, care News. TO LET—Three ooonecting rooms; also two disconnected; square and half from Denison. HENRY D. PIERCE, 18% N. Meridian st TO mp—Elegant double parlors and suite of rooms; unfurnished; also furnished room for gentleman; modern conveniences. 440 N. Mertdian. TO LET—Fine suite of office rooms In The News Building; new and well lighted; all conveniences; might be let for light manufacturing. For particulars call at The News office. .. . , ... ,,,, TO LET—Rooms; furnished; single or en suite;* With board if desired; home-like and pleasant; two squares from postofflee. ENTERPRISE HOTEL. 82(4 MaasachuaetU ave.; family boarding a specialty; open all night Telephone 427. TO LET—A suite of eight rooms, bath, kitchen, cellar, attic, eto; most desirable location in
ota.,
on A.
floor Odd Fel-
PERSONAL—Denkewalter Springs, poetoffice Spencer, Ind.; beautiful country sanitarium;
Knelpp water cure.
PERSONAL—Ladies, a friend in need is a friend indeed. If yau want a regulator that never fails, address WOMAN'S MEDICAL
HOME. Buffalo. N. Y.
FINANCIAL.
LOANS—810 and upward. 250 E. Ohio at
LOANS—Money.
a F. SAYI.ES. 77(4 E. Mar-
LOANS—On jewelry, clothing or other valua-
bles. 67 W, Washington.
LOANS—Mortgage loans; lowest rate* HOKACE McKAY, l>(4 N. Pennsylvania.
LOANS—5 per cant loans on business property. THOMAS C. DAY. ft CO.. 72 E. Market st
LOANS—' hMd go<
ants money on pianos,
goods, etc,? Then call at 250 E. Ohio.
•Who
houae-
the city; corner Pennsylvania and North opposite Blind Asylum Park. Call o:
METZGER AGENCY.
lows Hall.
second
TO LET—Three rooms and board wanted, beginning September L for four persons. In a nice, private family, in the north or northeastern part of city; rooms must be nice and cooking plain but first class. Address It 17, care News, j
LOANS—On watches and diamonds; large amounts a specialty. Room 24 Ingalls Block. LOANS—Made reasonable on city property and farms, UNION TRUST CO.. 68 E. Market at LOANS—*100 to 820,000; Interest and commission reasonable. REID BROS.. 42 N. Delaware st.
LOANS—Money to loan; lowest Interest; lowest commission. CLIFFORD ARRICK, 68 E.
Market at.
TO LET—HOUSES.
TO LET—Metxger’s agency.
TO LET—See Hat 10 Circle.
LOANS—Home money on mortgage security. Will buy mortgage notea J. W. BAIRD. 19tt N. Meridian.
6 per cent Building aaeopurchased. NEWTON TODD.
TO LET—Tleh-l-mlpgb cigar.
LOANS—Money; 6 elation aharea pa 8 Ingalls Block.
TO LET—SPANN ft CO.. 88 E. Market TO LET—See list C. B. COFFIN ft CO. TO I>ET—Four-room house. 166 Pleasant st. TO LET-Cheap; cottage. 405 W. Second st. TO LET—House. 167 N. Davidson: five rooma TO LET—Brick cottage. 437 W. New York st. TO LET—Four-room house; newly papered. 108 Pleasant st. TO LET—Five-room house; well, cistern, gaa 64 Sinker st.; $6. TO LET—Modem rerideoce; down town. L. W. MIX, Cycloraroa Block. TO LETT—Two elegant six-room cottages. 707 and 709 N. Mississippi st. TO LET—See list at MoMORROWS. corner Pennsylvania and Market TO LET—See list at 96 E. Market, ground floor. GREGORY ft APPEL. TO LETT—Two neatly furnished rooms; double parlors; with music. 180 Broadway. TO LET—House of eight rooms; owner board with tenant. Address W 20. care News, TO LEt—Beautiful eight-room bouse; Hlghland Place. Full particulars. 89 Lombard. TO LET—House; three rooms, natural gas, Sjtc.; 54 Kansas st. Apply 39 W. Morris st. TO LET—337 Blake; convenient rix-rootn cottages cheap rent. Call 860 N. Pennsylvania.
TO LET8. P. Hi
phene Hfcs
TO LET—Furnished, twelve-room residence;
LOANS—$100 to 86,000; sums to suit; no delay; low rate; moderate commission. McWHlR-
TER ft CO.. 74 E. Market
LOANS—6 per cent, money on •state. (No loans made outside
unproved i of this o
real
this city.)
SPANN ft CO.. 88 B. Market LOANS—Wanted: $1,000 at 8 per cent;
years; Improved city property; ,slon. Address W 18, care News.
two
no oommis-
LOANS—Money to loan; mortgage notes bought; even monthly payment notea HENRY D. PIERCE, 18(4 N. Meridian «t.
LOANS—Money to loan on personal property and household goods. J. C. ERTEL, room 10 Lombard Building, 24(4 »• Washington.
LOANS—A large number of private funds to loan. Apply to FLOREA ft SEIDEN8TICKER, rooms 2, 3 and 4, 27(4 S- Delaware st
LOANS—Lowest rates In city on pianos, furniture, horses and wagons; building association shares bought. Room 10, 87 B. Market st. LOANS—Money, in large sums, to business people; very low rates; private offleS; oonneoted with city loan office. 67 W. Washington
street.
LOANS—Money to Wan on city property or farms; no delay; money on hand; any amount; $100 to 810.000. A. J. McINTOSH ft SON, JNb. 11 Virginia ave.
-Mqving, furniture and piano wagons. IAMILTON, 11 8. Alabama st Tele-
LOANS—Any amount on rurniture. pianos, vehicles, Store fixtures or any kind of personal property; guarantee the lowest rate* (Confidential.). E. J. GAUSBPOHL. 2(4 W. Washington st; room 4.
very desirable location; down town; for summer- only. C. F, SAYLE8. TO LET—Modem house; eight rooms. 116 Lincoln ave.; $25 month to a good tenant. FELIX KEENAN. 819 Capitol ave. TO LET—Six rooms, newiy papered; 331 E. Michigan; 816. See owner. 2 to 6 p. m.. or REID BROS.. 42 N. Delaware. TO LET—Washington st. large, front office room; second floor; News Building. Inquire at business office of The News. TO LET—Nice house of eight rooms. No. 483
5K ® he V' A ' METZGER
AGENCY, 5 Odd .Fellows Hall. TO LET—Ho«4»; ten rooms; all modern improvements; bam. 507 Central ave. HORACE McKAY, 29(4 N. Pennaylvania st. TO LET—68(4 Indiana ave.; modem flat; five rooms, $20; 232 N. Noble, seven rooms, $15. DYER ft RASSMANN, 81 Circle. ’ TO LET—House of four rooms and basement; nicely furnished for housekeeping: modem
W&MBA
All advertisements Inserted under ordinary headings on this page of The News are charged for at the very low rate of I cent a word for «geh day. No advertisement received for less than 10 dents. When blank or dash lines are used, tbeaa aie 8 cents a line. One and twocent postage stamps will be received in payment of orders by mail. ,
LOANS- V <•
h '
DO YOU WANT MONEY?
conveniences. Call
at 77 R Walnut’ et.
TO LET—The twoN. Delaware tt.; FRANK E. JANESJ
itory brick building at 121 196 feet deep. Inquire 107 N. Delaware st.
TO LET-House; e gases; all oonvenh Alabama st.; reduce CY.
ght rooms and bath; both ncee; best location. 668 N. J rent METZGER AGEN-
TO LET-A deal rail Flats, southeast < tgan sts. GREGOR street.
le suite of rooms. (Oakland orner Delaware and Micht ft APPEL. 96 E. Market
TO LET—Fine suit News Building; ne venier.ees; might bi tag. For particular
e of office rooms ta Tha w and well lighted; ail con. let for light manufactur- . call at The News office.
TO LET-Money to funds left ta our of H00 to 81.090 and interest; can furnlsi ply; pay back when AGENCY. 5 Odd F.
loan; a large sum of home oare to be loaned ta sums upward at lowest rates of money same day you apyou please. A. METZGER Hows Halt
TO LET-OFF
CKS AND STORES.
TO UET—Store-roo* 816 per month. '
u 145 wTwashlngtoa st;
TO LET-Desk roc Aetna Building, j
m, with vault. Apply 14
TO LET—Modern U NEWTON TODDi
fflee and sleeping rooma. •-Ingalls Block.
TO LET—Office, cut ggsee. 82 E. Was!
> and sleeping rooms; both Itagton st. AD HERETH.
■ft) LET—Store-rot cheap; good stand and Fayette.
m. with living rooms: Call WM. MACK, First
TO LET—Washing! room; second flo<i at business office of
on st. Urge, front office V News Building. Inquire The News.
If so. call and see us before borrowing. We make loane on furniture, pianos, organs, horses, wagons, etc., in small or large sums, on long or short time, and at the lowest possibly rates and on the day you ask for It. Loans may be paid in full or In part at any time, and any part paid reduces the cost of carrying. the loan. Property is left In your possession, you having the use of both prop-
erty and money.
YOU GET FULL AMOUNT OF MONEY. No charges taken out In advance. Our office Is centrally located, and we Insure you pleas-
ant and courteous treatment.
SECURITY MORTGAGE LOAN COMPANY, Room 8 Bank of Commerce Building, comer
Pennsylvania and Virginia ave.
LOANS— ; -
MONEY ON FURNITURE. PIANOS. horses, wagons, office, store fixtures and all kinds of personal property, in sums to suit, without rMneval, in the quickest possible time and at the lowest possible' rates; also on watches and diamonds. You can pay It back in weekly or monthly installments, and each small payment reduces the cost of carrying the balance. Business strictly confidential. 8 LA TTS
southwest cor-
sts. :
POE, room 24 Ingalls Block, tout) ir of Washingtofa and Pennsylvania
LOANS—
TEN T&OUSAND DOLLARS
To loan in sqms of
810, 81$. m 810. 830, 8100, 1200,
or any amount on
FURNITURE, PIANOS, ORGANS,
STORE FIXTURES. ETC.,
At rate# which honest people can afford to pay. The property to remain in your
to pay, Thi undisturbed EVERY Pi
CA
We are just 819 loan as one
WHO WANTS MONEY
AND SEE US.
as happy to make you a tor SM&T' We win give you
TO LET—Flrsi-ciass office rooms tn Block, corner Ohio afid Meridian sts.: hot and cold water; steam heat. DYER ft RASSMANKa Circle sb
office rooms in The
TO LET—Fine suite or
New* Building; new sod well lighted; all convenience*; might be let for light manufacturIng- For particulars call at The News office.
plenty of time to pay the money back. In fact, you pan make the payments to suit yourself. Every payment so made reduot-s the coat of carrying the loan. We give you the full amount of money you arit for; no charges taken out in advance, .The transaction is sure to be private. Don't fail to see us and get
our rate*
INDIANAPOLIS MORTGAGE LOAN COMPANY. Room 10. 17 E. Market tU
FOB SALM-URUMMS AWP YgMIOfcBh, FOR SA LE—Florida Seal. FOR SALE—Fine bay mare. 888 N. We*t stl ^ FOR SALE)—Sorrel mare; cheap- 270 S. Pine tt.
FOR SALE—Good top buggy; cheap. 19 N.
State tt.
FOR SALE—Fine bay mare; sound and gentle.
518 Union st
FOR SALE—Large work-horse; cheap; $10. 1381 N. Mississippi.
FOR SALE—Small horse;, very cheap. Address V a. care New*
FOR SALE—Five-year-old mare; good driver. 428 N. Alabama st.
FOR SALE-Saw dust INDIANAPOLIS SAW DUST OO. Telephone 573.
FOR SALE—Large size pony; well broke; cheap. 241 Maeaachusetu ave. FOR SALE—All kinds vehicles at cut price*. 8TURTEVANT, 68 & Pennsylvania.
FOR SALE—Two good open buggies, 86 each; two good top buggies, choice 116. 81 Vinton.
FOR SALE—■All kinds of vehicles at wholesale prices. STURTEVANT, 68 #. Pennsylvania.
FOR SALE—Great bargain In all kinds of vehicles at SCHOFIELD ft JACOB’S. 122 E. Wabash st TOR SALE-For Trade: Organ for good horse or spring wagon. Call 457 Eugene st, North Indianapolis. ,
TOR SALE—Prices cut to the bone on vehicles; cash or payments. STURTEVANT. 48 & Pennsylvania. ... FOR SALE—Beautiful team horses, carriage, aurrey or cart; single or double. HENRY D. PIERCE. 725 N. Meridian st
TOR SALE—Mare, $16; heavy single harness. 8$; good top platform, newly painted express wagon; in good order, 885, worth $75. 241 Buchanan at. TOR SALE—New Kensingtons, surreys, phaetons and rubber-tire vehicles; large faring wagon, nearly new. ROBBINS ft CO., 82 El Georgia at. Repairing solicited, FOR SALE—Good saddle horse; slngla-footed racker; perfectly gentle; any child can handle with safety; would trade for good bicycle. Addrena J. O. BREN NEMAN, Broad Ripple. FOR SALE—one new milk wagon, platform, springs; one elegant phaeton; one new surrey and one new jump-seat surrey; also secondhand vehicle* At Noa 401 and 403 E. Market street. FOR SALE—Fine carnage and buggy harness, and leather flv nets, from 87 cost; —, —» - payE. Washington st
.arriage aim dusk? black cotton and leather fly nets, from $1 up; wagon umbrellas. $1.50 up; trunks at cost; selling out summer lap-robes, cash or payments. PLESCHNER. 183 E. Washing!:
FOR 8ALEAli advertisements inserted under ordinary headings on this page of The News are charged for at the very low rate of 1 cent a wofd for each day. No advertisement received for less than 10 cents. When blank or dash lines are used, these are 8 ceftts a line. One and twocent postage stamps will be received In payment of orders by mall.
FOR SALE OR TRADE.
FOR SALE OR TRADE—For carriage; deliv-
ery wagon. NORTH 81DE LAUNDRY.
FOR SALE OR TRADE — Small mare and ihaeton; safe for lady to drive. W. T.
E. Wabash-sb stables.
phaetc LONG.
FOR SALE OR TRADE—Good residence. north; would take part pay in smaller. Improved property. Address G 22, care News. FOR SALE OR~TRADE—Modern, two^story. brick bouse; twelve rooms; five minutes’ walk of postofflee; want property, vacant or Improved; north, south, east or west; will go north of Fall creek or to Irvington. MICK ft
CO.
FOR SALE OR TRADE—Choice lots in Light’s Bellevue addition, near Broad Ripple; lots all within two squares of street car ilne; will sell lots on long time or trade farm or city property. Cali room 13 Lombard Building. R. C. LIGHT.
REMOVAL. REMOVAL-DR. BOYNTON, office and realdence, to 197 N. Alabama. Telephone 1545.'
„ dye Pennaylvania at. to 24 Monument Place, Cir-
cle.
RBMOVAL-CHAS. L. HUTCHINSON, carpets, wall paper, furniture and stoves, to 178 B. Washington st.
FINANCIAL.
LOANS—Lowest* terms guaranteed. 250 B. Ohio st
LOANS—Money to loan. HENRY H. FAY. 4<X4 E. Washington st.
LOANS—8800 to 825.000 In bank. SMITH ft CO.. 88 W. Washington.
LOANS—Who wants money on pianos, houseboid goods, etc. T Then call at 2S0 E. Ohio. LOANS—On chattels and pawns; get our rate* 158(4 B. Washington tt. ARTHUR N. WILSON.
LOANS—Better terms than offered elsewhere on furniture, horses and wagons, at 250 E. Ohio.
LO A NS—Private money at 5. 5(4. 6 and 7 per cent., according to amounts and security. C. F. BAYLK8. LOANS—Large amount of money to loan at specially low rate* DYER ft RASSMANN. 81 Circle at.
LOANS—Money on farms and city property; terms reasonable. THOS. C. DAY ft CO.. 72 E. Market st.
LOANS—Four to seven hundred dollars; two to five years. Address A, poetoffice, North Indianapolis, Ind. . '• LOANS—Oh farms; 8100 and upward; home funds; lowest rates; no delay. A. METZ-
GER. Odd Fellows Block.
LOANS—Money, promptly, on Indianapolis real estate; favorable terms; reasonable fees. C. & WARBURTON. Lombard Building.
LOANS—Will loan you money at lowest rates on household goods, watches, diamonds and other securities. 12(4 N. Delaware, room 2.
LOANS—If you want a straight loan, any amount, 6 per cent., without delay or\red tape, see J. A. SHIRLEY. 88 Baldwin Block.
LOANS-Sums of 8500 and over.
City, property and farms.
C, E. COFFIN ft OO.-faJC. Market st._
LOANS—Mortgage loans; no commission; low rates on city property In sums of $2,000 and upward. Room 12 Hubbard Block. GEORGE
B. YANDES.
LOANS—I want to purchale good mortgage notes. Call at my office and see me if you want to sell. CHAS. W. GORSUCH, 15 Virginia ave.
LOANS—If you want a private loan on personal security, or on collateral, the same day you apply, call at room 44 Lombard Building,
24(4 E. Washington tt.
LOANS—I would purchase 812,000 to 815,000 of mortgage notes; in sums of 8100 to 85,000, to suit. If you want to sell your mortgage, call at our office or write us. CHAS. W. GOR-
SUCH, 15 Virginia ave.
LOANS—To loan, money in any amount, in sums of $200 to $6,000. on very easy terms; low rates; no delay; can accommodate you the same day that apply: loans on city or farms. C. W, GORSUCH, 15 Virginia ave. LOANS—6 per cent, money, with privilege of prepayment semi-annually; loans made on improved real estata in this city only, In loans of not less than 81,000; no delay; reasonable fees. SPANN ft CO.. 86 E. Market st
LOANS—Money to loan; a large sum of home funds left In our care to be loaned In sums of $100 to $1,000 and upward at lowest rates of Interest; can furnish money same day you apply; pay back when you please. A. METZGER AGENCY. 5 Odd Fellows Hail.
LOANS—Coal and timber lands for sale. We sell at public auction. September 25, 7,800 acres ceal land; near Chesapeake ft Ohio, Kanawha ft Michigan railroads and navigable Great Kanawha river; four feet low-ash steam, seven feet splint five feet splint, five feet cannel. ten feet coking and splint; ore seame opened; property undeveloped In a territory mining 5.000,000 tons yearly; great opportunity to Invest In this remarkable coal State; sold without reserve; maps, description, etc. WILSON ft PAYNE. Attorneys. Charleston, Kanawha county. West Virginia.
LOANS-
LOWEST RATES. EASY TERMS.
STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL. S LOANS MADE ON SHORT NOTICE. Money loaned on furniture, pianos, horses, wagons, store fixtures, warehouse receipts and ail kinds of personal property In any amount from 810 upward, the property to remain In your undisturbed possesion. We also loan money on watches and diamonds. You can pay back the money in weekly or monthly lnstalimeBta, and have the cost reduced proportionately. If you owe a balance on your furniture or piano, we will pay the same for you and carry it a* long as you desire. No charge* token out In advance. Cad and see us before going elsewhere. . Established 18*7. INDIANA MORTGAGE LOAN COMPANY, Rooms 20 and 21 When Building. First floor over When Clothing Store. Take Elevator. N. Pennsylvania st.. opposite postoffice.
LOANS— ■■ * MONEY! MONEY! MONEY! LOANED ON FURNITURE. PIANOS, ORTHE PROPERTY TOREMAIN IN YOUR UNPIBTURBEP POaSESaiON. LOANS ON WATCHES AND DIAMONDS. EVERYBODY WHO~WANTS MONEY CALL AND SEE Ua LOANS MADE ON SHORT NOTICE WE ADVANCE MONEY ON FURNITURE, fixtures, pianos, warehouse receipts, horses, wagons, machinery, etc.; In fact, we will loan on any and ail kinds of chattel property without removal. You can pay back the money in weekly or monthly installments. Any part paid reduces cost of carrying the loon. Call and get our rates before going rise where. CENTRAL LOAN CO.. 11(4 N. Meridian st., room A First stairway on the east side at N. Meridian at, near Washington, upstairs.
FOR SALE—Florida Seal.
FOR SALE—Tlrh-l-niingo
FOR SALE—Pneumatic safety. 31 Virginia i FOR SALE—New meat box; cheap. Cali
Blake tt.
FOR SALE—Cabinet organ; good order; cheap.
F ?c£ ! A w«t M< * ,t ” ,nn * ftottr * WB; °* w *
FOR SALE—Morning paper route. 22, care Neas.
Addrete J
TOR SALE—On« small Jewelry store.
Z 22. care News.
TOR SALE—Wholesale and retail cigar
43 Kentucky ave.
FOR» SALE—Millinery Addmp, F 14, News.
stock; good
FOR SALE—Driven well* 40c * fact. 123 In-
diana ave. ’Phone 179L
FOR SALE—Baby buggy; good condition; rub-
her IBS Indiana ot-fa
FOR SALE—Barber fumlrurej splendid bargain. 21 Circle.
secund-hand.
TOR SALE—Raisltm, 5 cents pound; • cento gallon. 418 S. West st
FOR SALE—Music folios, 25c each. ft LENNOX M E. Market tt.
CARUN
FOR SALE—Re min
igton R. M
typewriter;
in i
iM-
FOR SALE—Long-felt want-McOAW'8 B Havana cigar—‘Elmas Noble."
FOR SALE—Grocery; good location, of years. Address L. KILLER, city.
REAL ESI nTiC? iiR-iir
RIDIAN COAL
ip. coal YARD.
Teicphone 2B8.
FOR SALE—Bakery and confectionery; if told noon. Address L 22. care News.
—
FOR SALE—Large Are and burglar-proof aafa; with vault Pall 145 W. Washington et
»ALE-New camping tents of ail kind* KBBRHARDT8. ffii Capitol ave., south.
FOR SALE—Have your trunks repaired Bee-Hive Trunk Factory, 3 N. Meridian.
FOR SALE—Young parrots; cheaper than ever. 133 Massachusetts ave. C. F. KLIPPER.
FOR SALE—Fixtures; suitable for cigar or Jewelry store. Gall 146 W. Washington st
TOR SALE—Singer sewing machine; tailor slse; first-class condition. Address X 20. care News.
TOR SALE—Rubber goods of every description ^repaired at RUBBER STORE, 4 N. Marfdlan
FOR SALE)—Beet located livery and hosed tin» stable In city; terms easy. Address V 1*, care News.
FOR SALE—Money to loan on watches and diamonds; fair dealing and* private room. 24 Ingalls Block. ■ FOR SALE—Hotel range, with double oven. Washington *81 8 * ea<n * r: •*<> counters. 2*1 E.
FOR SALE—6,000 copies music; 5c each. CAR-
FOR SALE—Plant of Cumberland Chair Co., CumteruSd'“nd ^ Addrea * Fi A - WIES8B. FOR SALE—Second-hand callgraph No. 2, typewriter; in flrat-clam condition; cheap. No. 29 E. Market st -
TOR SALE—Sturtevant fan, pulley* and belting, complete; suitable for small cupola. In
quire 68 Indiana ave. ^
FOR 8aJ^E—Sideboard, refrigerator, secretary. lounge and hat-rack; for cash or gas fitting
Address D 21, care Newa
fox terrier pup;
MERIDIAN
FOR SALE—Thoroughbred finely marked. Inquire at STABLES, 114 N. Meridian tt.
FOR SALE—Show-cases, counters and sbelvr condltion: bar » a,n ' *■ timber
LAKE, College ave. and Seventh.
lunch
FOR
SALE—Restaurant, .. Illinois; *150 cash, rest easy psym LBRS’ BUREAU, 87(4 E. Washing
room; on 8. lento. HU8T-
Ington.
FOR SALE—Buggy cushions, backs, wheels, wagons, buggies sad suits. shaft* AL SMITH. 265 S. Illinois tt.
tops, light reys; Also
FOR SALE—Bargains In Woodruff and Windsor Place property; lots, houses and farms. TRUSLER, Attorney. 10(4 N. Delaware. FOR SALE—Drug store; good gas town; well
located;
particulars
,E—Drug store; good gaa town: well ddtng fair business; price *1,100. For s address S. A. GOSS. Marlon. Ind.
FOR SALE—Twenty-three shares German American Building Association; thirteen months paid; price 1340; no discount.
« Add ress
N 21, care News.
FOR SALE—Two flfty-flve-noree power boilers; 52 inches by 18 feet; can be seen in operation at the works of the WESTERN FURNITURE
<30., Indianapolis.
FOR SALE—Special sale this week of $4 bedsprings at *1.75, cash; best bedspring in the market. O. E. WILSON, 308 E. Washington
st., near Liberty st. .
FOR SALE—Something beautiful; rare chance; fine property; near new park site; northeast; cash only; partly in building and loan. Ad-
dress D 20, care New*
TOR SALE—Columbia tandem bicycle; second hand; In good order; pneumatic tires and cheap, *50; cash only. H. T. HEARSEY ft CO, 116 N. Pennsylvania tt.
TOR SALE—Aluminum bath tub* at reduced rates for ten days. At 11* N. Delaware at
FOR SALE—One IsSdnch by I feet engine lathe, 1 12-inch drill press, 1 12-horse power engine boiler, as good as new. LANGSBNKAMP BROS., 92 E. Georgia.
FOR SALE—We have a lot of second-hand machines Of all makes, which we wUl mil cheap. Call at office of DENSMORB TYPEWRITER, No. 29 E. Market tt. Telephone No. 1549.
FOR SALE—Bargain day In envelope*; white wove XX, No. 6(4, envelope, furnished and printed for *1.25 per 1,000; Saturday nqxt; < day only. JOE M. TAYLOR, The Printer, I E. Washington st.
FOR SALE—Sewing machines at big bargains, twenty-five White sewing machine*; ah op! worn and trial machine*; for aale at a big bargain. Call at once. 174 E. Washington »t. JOSEPH C. PFLBGER.
FOR SALE—Wanted: Your trouser*—do you need a pair? We are compelled to move toon; will reduo* our stock by making up to order trousers and suite at hard time prices; Just oome and see. L. MUELLER, 40 8. Illlnole *t.
FOR SALE—Good square pianos at low prices, on easy payments of 85 or 810 cash and $4 or 85 per month. We will take these back in exchange at full value on new upright pianos any time within eighteen month* Call at once for choice. SMITH ft NIXON, 68 and 80 N. Pennsylvania. Steinway dealer*
FOR TRADE.
FOR TRADE—Large dree* Z 21. care Ni
safe for ■ mailer one.
ew*
FOR TRADE)—Brick mason work tor surrey. Address Q &, care Newa.
FOR TRADE—Wagon and harness for paperhanging. 407 W. Second et.
TOR TRADE—Oood
horse.
fire-proof safe
Address Y 21, care New*
for ghM
TOR TRADE—Two of the finest lots In Marion Park for grocery; plenty of gas. Address H 20, care New*
FOR TRADE-100 new buggies, horses, mul** second-hand buggies %nd bicycles taken in trade. 122 E. Wabash st.
FOR TRADE)—Nice, dear lots tor * cottage. with Incumbrance. Money to loan. BOOTH, 95 E. Washington st., room 12. TOR TRADE)—Fine improved farm; 72 acres; ton miles south of city; tor city property and cash. ARBUCKL8 ft KBRSHNSR, 19 When Block.
TOR TRADE)—Fine twelve-room modem brick residence; N. Delaware st.; five minutes’ walk from postofflee; will trade for smaller property, or ground north of Fall creek, or earn, or property In Irvington; rent 1900 per year. MICK ft CO.
FOR TRADE—Anything in the real estate line or merchandise that you have; come up and we will match you; real estate men invited. W# have hundreds of farm* city and town lots and improved property in all location* for trade; call and investigate for youreelf. HUSTLERS' BUREAU. 37(4 B. Washington st.
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ANNOUNCEMENT—WWb-i-mlngo cigar.
ANNOUNCEMENT - Go to the MILES’S. 34 W. Washington.
slaughter at
ANNOUNCEMENT—DR. ROSE C. McFALL, 439 N. New Jersey. Telephone 1449. ANNOUNCEMENT-gbavings tree at the faotory. PARRY MANUFACTURING CO.
ANNOUNCEMENT—Best and the cheapest— BENNETTS cabinets; only »l do*en. Bring
the babies.
ANNOUNCEMENT-The Florida Seal Is • hand-made perfecto cigar. T. J. HAMILTON
ft CO., makers, Indianapolis.
ANNOUNCEMENT—A lawn social will be
iven by the Christian Endeavorers of H ve. Christian church at the home of M No. 5 Cooper st., Friday evening. J<
given
slde-av
Wells,
ANNOUNCE!* ENT-
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ment of orders by mail.
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MEAL ESTATE— toft-acre farm; Johnson coun-
| Marion Per aere.
Call or addre ’ATE Cottage;
five room*;
avenue.
I REAL. Ear AT
tlful house or Mil on
Building; 11 _ /
REAL ESTATE—*8,588 will
two-story, tfaWn re.
throughout MICK ft C
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buy
d.nu’e
two years old;
^lniPi r e5 : i^ < itoe! n *M6^J&;' ]n no Interest or tax#*. C. B. RE CO., M Circle.
REAL ESTATE—Money loaned at I heal ESTATE—Lots for sale on
DENNY, 28 N. Delaware.
REAL ESTATE^-Two double
squares north of Bates House
square* north of Bates House; paying 16 per SS!^STe?.«Siw»E.' l “
NEAL ESTATE—68 Oliver ave.. West Indi« waran or norne ana ouggy as payment down. Can or address 8*0 W/wettUngton st. REAL ESTATE—Insure your property in tha
REAL ESTATE—SpttM bargain week; eight-room house on N. ‘ touth of First st.; *500 cash and eai balance. J. N. MILLIKAN ft CO., ■ylvanta st.
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menu; suitable for garden, dairy or Ftj&gr*’' north ^ —
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-nton farm A. METZ-
REAL ESTATE-Farm; 63 acres; the City; must be sold at once, a bargain to anyone wishing a i
within five miles from the Circle. A.
GBR AGENCY, Odd Fellows Hall.
REAL ESTATE—Houses by the hundreds; la any location; on any terms and at any price* if you want a bargain, we can give It to you; OHs Is no bluff, but straight bunlnes*. HUST* LBRS’ BUREAU, 87(4 K. Washington st ♦ REAL ESTATE—Busina** properly; three-
story brick building on WasMngb posite court-house; two store-rooms arranged office or dwelling roon special bargain. Call on A. AGENCY, Odd Fellows Hail. REAL ESTATE—Money to loan; of home funds left In our care in sums of *ioo to *1,000 and upward
rate# of Interest; can furnish money METZGER A^ENCnr k 5 OddS^tows^HalL
REAL ESTATE-One of the cb a residence In the city of Indi northwest comer of Delaware
,'s
a and Seventh r offer tor saia
•ts.; lot 80x156; which w* now ■
at a bargain, as it must he Mid Immediately. A. METZGER AGEMCY, Odd Fellows HaiL
REAL ESTATE—
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er ordinary
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NOTICE—Tlsh-i-mlngo cigar.
NOTICE—GATES. Denjist. room 1 Odd ML
lows Block.
NOTICE—Fine smoke by not smoking Mo> GAW’S "Elma* Noble.’ T NOTICE-SMITH'S dye-worza removed to 24 Monument Place. Circle rt. NOTICE—Tin work ana furnaces. JOSEPH GARDNER. 28 Kentucky avq. Teisphone ML
tOAD ft PRUNK, 170
NOTICE - Best and the cheap* NETT’S cabinets; only R dozen. tiirtMii - ! NOTICE—Still closing out pants and easel. meres at MILES'S, 24 W. Washington; bar. gains in panto, from *1 up. Look before you buy! NOTICE—Get one of our new furnace* put in now. and you wUI have a warm house this
winter. EVERRC
avenue.
NOTICE-T. J. HAMILTON ft CO. are manufacturers of $he celebrated Florida Seal cigar; factory 177-179 W. Maryland tt. Office 54 K«atucky ave., IrdlanapoUa. NOTICE-To have your tin. slate and
fsed Iron work repaired, go
ft CO., comer of South and tractors for all kinds of tin.
slate and aky-llght work. Telephone
NOTICE-DISSOLUTION OF P>
—The partnership heretofore faBB _ ■ the firm name of Hadley ft Shy has been solved. ^Horace M. Hadley has established * lire Insurance, real estate, loan and rental
st..ground floor Tharp*
to H. W. Noble sts.,
>d. ^Ho
lire insurance, real es agency at 16 E. Market Block. Telephone 1540.
a, con-
galvanlsed iron, (phone 159. sss
OTICB—The Republicans of precinct No. 2. of the Second ward, will meet at Bruce’s reen-houee, comer of College ave. and Fif-
teenth et., Thursday, “July li, at ~ for the purpose of electing a com ml
said precinct. £ a
at 7:20 p. a*.
E. AVERILL. Commit!roman.
NOTICE)—
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Sealed proposal* will be received by the tx of control of the Institute of the Blind for tabor and material necessary for the ereo of a green-house on the lot of the Institute : ■The Blind, according to the plane and spec cations and general conditions prepan ‘ H. Gibson, architect. Plans may be
from his office. No. be received up to 4
August. 1896, reserving the right to or all bids. By order of the board.
AUCTION
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Baldwin Block.
AUCTION—MORRIS 79 E. Washington i
SOLOMON.
AU^ON^W^MOCC’RDY. Auctioned. Mtt
AUCTION—Bale <
auction, St 607
July 29, 19 a. m., oerleH, Vonaiittlng of < goods; in fact, “
grocery; tt* meat outfit, i
mare, wagon, b# RY. Auctioneer,
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