Indianapolis News, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 October 1895 — Page 3
rnil INDIANAPOLIS NEWS'. MONDAY. OCTOBER T. 1895.
BYNUM’S EASTERN TRIP.
Wr« He W«* Not After An Appoint* ment—Polltlca In .\ew York. William D. Bynum, ex-member of Conrre^s from this dUtr.ct. returned from Washinifton last night. Upon being a*sked About his mission East, he said: “I went East last week on private business, and the report that I was looking after a Judgeship or any other pos.tlon wa* without tt}e least foundation. I did not even, while in Washington, call at the Department of Justice. It would not be a very propitious time to seek an appointment when the President and his Cabinet were away. The correspondents at the'capital are very short of news at this season of the year, and if a person happens in Washington, and doesn’t advise them as to the nature of his business, they take the liberty of publishing whatever they imagine as a fact. As to a position on the Board of Appraisers, there is no vacancy, and the members are not subject to removal except for cause. "I spent two days in New 1 ork and talked with leading Democrats and a few Kepublicans as to the political situation. The sentiment In favor of Mr. Cleveland for a third term is quite exteaslve. A Republican friend told me he could carry New York State against any person. It Is surprising how tender they are on the financial question. In my opinion, they Will'not touch a candidate of either party ] of whose soundness they have the least suspicion. “Mr. Morrison has considerable support In New York. Also Secretary Carlisle. I did not hear much talk of Whitney’s candidacy. The impression seems to be that Whitney does not care to take a nomination unlees the prospects of an election are more than equal. In a conversation with Mr. Hendricks, president of the National Union Bank, I was told by him that foreign capitalists were seeking investments in this country, but would not touch anything but gold obligations. It was hi* opinion that there would be large Investments in American securities and stocks as soon as our finances were put upon a firm basis, but until then foreign capitalists would be very cautious." CAMPBELL WILL ACT AS CHIEF. Until a. Saccvsaor To Powell Is j Named—Bicycle Ordinance Signed.
The Foundation of (iooti Health is Pure, Rich Blood And the surest, best way to purify your blood is to take Hood’s Sarsaparilla Hnrwd’c Pillc are tasteless, mild, eftecIIUUU a r Ilia t i ve , xil druggists. 26c.
W A NT K D H E 1.P—M E N—BOY S.
W ANTE D— Ti»h-l-mlngo.
WANTED—Two good tinners. 29 Kentucky
avenue.
WANTED—A boy, with wheel. 28 Massachusetts ave.
WANTED-ENSLEY « MATTHEWS, S53 E. MichlKan st. WANTED - liar Dr; take charge of 5c shop. 145 E. Washington. WANTED-Single dairyman. Comer Broadway and Twenty-second.
WANTED-25 non-union eigurmakerm. Call at It; 1 ;. S. Meridian. 5 p. m. WANTED-Good colored man to take care of horses. 80 W. St. Clair. WANTED—Two clothing at 57 Indiana ave.
IVANTED—FEMALE HELP. WANTED—TlBh-i-mlngo.
WANTED—White girt. 381 Broadway. WANTED—Good girl. 212 E. Maiket. WANTED—Night cook. 86 W. Washington st. WANTED-Good chambermaid. 166 N. DC a-
/
WANTET)—Girl for general housework. New York.
7 E.
WANTED—Middle-aged woman for housework.
Ill Meek st.
WANTED—Girl for general housework. 1124 N. Meridian st. __ WANTED—Good whit* girt to do housework. 103 Central ave. WANTED—Second girl; white preferred. 228 N. Capitol ave. WANTED—A girl for general housework. 273 _E Washington. WANTED—A good cook in private family. 580 N. Delaware st. WANTED—Good white girl. 135 Hadley ave.. West Indianapolis^- _ WA NTED—-Gcod girt for general housework. 168 E. St. Clair st. WANTED—Girl tq do general housework. No. 747 N. New Jersey, WANTED—G<x>d girl to cook. Apply at once. 4*> Capitol ave., south. WANTED A white wet nurse. Appiy comer Circle and Market, west. WANTED—Young girl to assist with housework. 107 Ft. Wayne ave.
WANTED—Small, indite ofllee boy; with bU cycle. Address X D care News. WANTED—Smoke DITTO CIGAIC HARMS & SPRINGSTEEN, Manufacturers. WANTED—Two tinners or cornice men. P. M. PCRTE7A.. 21 Massachusetts ave. WANTED—Two carriage “painters' at JOHN Gi’EDEI.HoEFKR'S 104 Kentucky ave. WANTED—First-class coat makers wanted. 274 S. Meridian st.. over Adams Express Co. WANTED—Salesman to canvass city and out towns; a good thing. Apply 61 Indiana ave.
WANTED—Lodging. Me; and cool. 2So W . Market.
WA NTED—WTien you r — bicycle is broken, MaTl the BICYCLE AMBULANCE, telephone S83. WANTED—Colored man and wife for house and stable work; references. G 12. care News. WANTED—Stoves connected; any part of the city, 30 cents. 133 Indiana ave. ’Phone 1791. WANTED—Good, sober, industrious baker;
single preferred. WM.
bein, Ind.
WANT K B—MISCELLAX EO L S. WANTED—Florida Seal.'
WANTED—Tiih-l-mingo. WANTED—Ten day boarders, street.
TO LET—ROOMS.
TO LETTO LJET-
■Florida Seal.
-Rooms at 994 Indiana ave.
E. St. Joe I TO LETT—Front room; first floor.
WANTED—Paper to hang; 6c roll. 280 N. Noble st. WANTED—"Inventors to see Thurman & Silvius.’’
Jk stove, cheap. Address V 7,
WANTED—Cooi ( are News. WANTED—Rents to oollect; quick and prompt. MICK A CO.
Gas Trust stock. NEWTON TODD.
Block.
WANTKD-
6 Ingalls
WANTED—Guitars, mandolins and violins to _iepair. 6 Indiana ave. WANTED—Family sewing by good dressmaker. Address L 14. care New*.
53 Huron st. M79'N7irir-
TO LET—Nicely furnished room.
nois.
TO LET—Furnished rooms; board. 235 N. Illi-
nois.
TO LET—Rooms, Jl; board. J2.75. 48 N. West Btreet._ TO I.ET—Rooms ll up rboardr*i~l39’N.MDefaware. TO LET—Room; modern; pltpty fire. 518 N. Illinois, TO LET—Room; board if desired; private. 223 L. Vermont.
WANTED—A professional hypnotist; at once. Address D 3. care News. WANTED—To buy second-hand furniture and stoves. 3u6 Virginia ave.
TO LET—Elegant room; N. Meridian.
first-class board. 316
TO LET—Rooms; furnished 338 N. Noble.
and unfurnished.
WANTED — Old gold and silver for cash. WARD, ll N. Meridian st.
quiet, comfortable (Closed 10 p. m.)
single preferred.
TRl’HART, Otter-
V.’a NT ED—To loan money on watches, diamonds; fair dealing and private. Room 24
Ingalis Block.
WANTED—A young man for collector, with bicycle; state age and references. Address N 25, care News. , WANTE1 cMplTii-y hand. P. ’ ll COOLER. Sherer pike, near Brlghtwood, half-mile east,
half-mile south.
George W. Powell’s resignation as superintendent of police was fprmally presented fo the Board of Public Safety this morning, and was accepted. It does not take effect until Thursday noon, when the new mayor assumes hia office, but Mr. Powell suggested tiat a temporary head for the police would have to be named, a* the new mayor would, of course, not have his new Board of Public Safety and’ the board Its new superintendent named at the moment of entering office. It Iftis been customary for Capt.’ Campbell to act as superintendent in the absence of Powell, and the board wrote Instructions that Campbell act as superintendent from Thursday noon until further notice. There was no formal appointment of Campbell as superintendent. Bicycle Ordinance signed. The mayor this morning signed the bicycle ordinance requiring the use of bells and lanterns and prohibiting a speed greater than ten miles an hour. There has been a boom in. bells and lanterns at the bicycle store* since the passage ef the ordinance two weeks ago, and many have had the impreseion that the ordinance Is already In effect. Now that it has been signed by the mayor, It will take effeot after it has been advertised once each week for two weeks in a daily paper. Monthly Reports. The report of the police superintendent for September showed 480 arrests and the recovery of stolen property valued at 11,802.40. The building inspector reported that 182 bullctng permits were issued in September for buildings valued at $156,113, against 146 permits Issued in September, 1894, for buildings valued at $106,513.60. A Columbia. City Company. The McNoun Manufacturing Company, cf Columbia City, capital stock, $12,000, filed articles of incorporation with the Secretary of State to-aay. a--— -
Commander Walker’s Visit. Commander-In-Chief /Walker of the O. A. R., will go to Paris, 111., to-morrow, to attend a reunion of the old soldiers of the district In which Paris Is situated. For Additional Small Ads See . Secdno Page. died. BURGESS—Suale, 4 a. m., Monday, at the home of her parents, 49 Wright st. MATTHEWS — Horace T., died October 7, 1895. at • a. m., age fifty-five years, six months. Bora Watertown, N. Y. Funeral from late residence, 916 N. )f* rt <i!*n st., Wednesday, October », at 1 p. m. Friends invited. FUNERAL DIRECTORS. FUNERAL DIRECTORS—
Will refund full price paid me fotPtn/ goods or services during last two years, if not reasonable as any in the city. Nc extra charge for lady asCHAS. T. WHITSETT.
MONUMENTS. MONUMENT8-AUa'^Em5Hri4rEr r W^£ ingtun. ■ MONUMENTS—Monuments at lowest prlcea M. H. FARRELL. 2M W. Washington st. SOCIETY^.ND~CLUnME ETIXGS.
Mason! o. 15. I (0. Visl
6iX.-IKTY Lodge, No.
evening, 7:80.
c—Stated meeting of Center F. »nd A. M., this (Monday)
isltors welcome.
J. J. CURTIS. W. M. A IZOR, Secretary.
WANTED—An experienced baby nurse at 898 N. Illinois st., immediately. WANTED—White girl for general housework; small tamily. 9 Ruckle st. WANTED—Girt for general housework; three In family. 869 N. Delaware. WANTED - Have ycu caned on SELLERS
the dentist, 294 S. Illinois stG WANTED—A first-class ironer at DYE-HOUSE. 95 N. Illinois st.
BRILLS
second work; under-
New York.
WANTED—Girl to do stands cooking. 76 B.
WANTED—Girls; skirt helpers. At CHAS. H. SMITH’S. Ladles’ Tailor, Cordova. WANTED—Ladies wishing steady employment at their homes, call at 134 N. Noble. WANTED—Middle aged woman to dr, housework. 18 Coffee at., West Indianapolis.
WANTED—Three competent and reliable men to solicit building and loan stock; epeclsl inducements. Call at 66 B. Market st.
.. bought and B. F. DWBOIS.
WANTED—Feathers renovated
sold. 116 Massachusetts ave. WANTED—Good white girl for general housework; gxtd wages.'Call at 1179 N. Ililnois st. WANTED—Good girl for general housework; good home and wages. 282 E. New York st. WANTED—Stoves connected; any part of the city, 80 cents.. 133 Indiana ave. ’Phone 1791. WANTED—Laundry woman and check girl; one who can wait table. GEORGE’S HOTEL.-* WANTED—Experienced girl for general housework; two in family. 334 S. New Jersey st. WA NTED ~Girl to do general housework. MRS. <X B. JAMESON, 615 N. Pennsylvania •treei. ^ » WANTED—Go to JAMES 1. STONE, 246 W. Washington st., for furniture, carpets and
Stove*.
WANTED - — Beat all-wool carpets, 70c per yard; on payments. BORN &. .CO., 62 E. Washington st. WANTED—White girl for general housework; German or Swede preferred. Call after 5
p. m., at i51 Christian ave.
WANTED—A 'tailored,
pairing, at J. A. K END ALIAS
DYE-HOUSE 43 Massachusetts av
Experienced, salesmen to sell highind grease; liberal commissions
who understands
INDIANA
WANTED — Five first-class laay agents for daily paper; good salary. Call room 10 Phoenix BuUdine'. court-house. WANTED—Lao.e*. can you v. jar No. 3? We have a lot of $3.50 and $3 (all TS) shoes to
close at 98c. KISTNEK’S, 83 S. Uinois.
WANT^TV-Immediate relief by using TfM« QUIMIA HEADACHE CURE; guaranteed; does not depresa heart. At druggists; 10 cents. WANTED—Ladles or gems wishing to learn a good, first-class act in stage dancing, and se-
cure good-paying engagement^, call i PROFESSOR RAYNO, ISO WJ Ohio st.
W A NTED—There is only one place in Indiana polls where you get an expert's Instruction In rmuthand. and the INDI/NAPOLI8 COLLEGE OF COMMERCE is the place. Jour-
nal Building, Monument Place.
WANTED—Don’t pay high rates to an inferior school; we save you solicitor’s com-
lonths’ nleht
SPEN-
■Washington
and Meridian. J ^ ' V WANTKB-A good, capable white nurse girl to care for a ten-months-old baby; must have had previous experience In caring for children) none but a neat apd genteel young woman, who can give good references, need apply; no housework or washing to do. Call between 9:30 and 11 o'clock Tuesday morning, or at 2 o’clock same afternoon. MRS. J. H. CLAY POOL, 570 N. Meridian st. ^ .
WANTED—
ELBREG’S DEPARTMENT STORB.
TO A
WANTED
grade oils „
paid good men. Address EQUITABLE REfTntNG.CO., Cleveland. 0, , WANTED—Expertence<T canvasser for general agency; salary and expenses paid weekly: references required. LAKE ONTARIO NURSERIES. Rochester. N. Y. '
WANTED—Liberal
contra tive. h<
Rons open for active, horn
for the INDUSTRIAL LIFE, esta Call 84 E. Market st., Hartford Block.
cts and good pcslest men, to work
bllshed 1877.
WANTED—Salesmen wanted; SlOO to *125 per month and expenses; staple line; position permanent, pleasant and desirable. Address
with stamp, KING
D 18, Chicago.
MANUFACTURING
Iress, CO..
work for active men;
salarv. or commission and expenses; experi- — ence unnecessary; goods thoroughly practical; I ' a ' uav sure: system perfect. Address K. 8. CO.,
WANTED—Permanent salary, or commis
pay sure; system perfect. 51 Summer, Boston. Mass.
WANTED—34 students enrolled at the SPENCERIAN during September; don’t pay high ates to an inferior school; we •ave you solicitor's commission; books at cost. SPENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE, Washington
and Meridian.
WANTED — Patents obtained;
fee until patent is secured: advice free.
attorneys’ Ivice free.
THURMAN & SILVIUS. successors to John S. Thurman, mechanical engineers and draughtsmen. Inventions perfected. 25 W. Washington
st.. Indianapolis, In^
teVERYTHING, FROM NAILS
OF CLOTHES.
26 and 28 English ave.
Clothing, hats and furnishings. Perfect fits and beat workmanship, and at moderate prices.
WA NTED—AGENTS.
AGENTS WANTED—Salary, commission and
par cent. Call at once. 211 N. Ililnois st.
AGENTS WANTED — Stoves connected; any parti of the city, 30 cents. 133 Indiana ave.
’Phone 1791 , , U
SUIT BUILDING AND LO ANAS S O Cl A XIO V S. BUILDING AND LOAN-EQUITABLE. 96 N.
Delaware, for loans or investments.
4S OCTETY — Masonic — Ancient Landmarks Lodge. Nc. 319, F. and A. M. Stated meeting this (Monday) evening, at 7:?0 o'clock. A. W. THOMSON. W. M. WILLIS R. MINER. Secretary. SOCIETY—Stated meeting of Indianapolis Oouncll, No. 2. R. and 8. M.. this (Monday) •ventng. at 7:45 o’ckx-k, for inisineas. Companions. attena. A. R. WHITE, W. M. , HUGH J. DKUMMOiNP. Recorder. SOCIETY—Pythagoras Lodge. No. $80. K. of P.. will meet to-night at Castle Hall, corner Maasachuaetta ave. and Bellefontalnv at., at t o’clock. Work In Page rank. Visitors welcome. WILLIAM HOLLAND, C. C. E_A. SMITH. K. of R. and S. SOCIETY—I. O. O. F.—Regular meeting of Center Lodge. No. 18, I. O. O. F.. Tuesday. October 8. at 7:90 p. m.. in Grand Lodge Hall. Members are urgently requested to attend and assist In Initiatory work. Visitors are cordial-
ly invited.
GEO. P. ANDERSON. Per. Secretary. ■cklarrT-W. R. C.-The Eighth District of Indiana Wotnan’a Relief CYirpa will hold their sixth annual convention in I. O. O. F. Hall, Greenfield, Ind.. October 10. Train leaves Union station. Indianapolis, at 8 a. m. and return* 10:15 p. in.; round trip. 60 cents. All member* of the order sure expected to be pres-
ent. *
ALVIRA M, MILLER..District President. LILLIS KKLLBT, Ptatrtci Secretary.
AUCTION sales. £
AUCTION-G. W. McCURDY. Auationeer, 139
W. Washington.
AUCTION- J. W. HIGHLAND. Auctioneer, fitf Esllsfatimnn st, AUCTION 4-Three and four dollar - hats 60c.
7$ K. WasMagtoq gt.
AUCTION-MORRIS SOLOMON. Auctioneer. 7$ K. Washington *t, . T* AUCTION—Stoves connected: any part of tha city, 30 cents. U3 Indiana ave. 'PhoneJjjM. AUCTION—Sale for partition. I will sell at auction, on Tuesday, October 15. at S p. m.. on the premises, 391 and 393 N. West at., the two cottage house* office rooms each: fine properties, with all the necessary convenience*; large, elegant lot and in A No. 1 neighborhood, and must be svld for division among heirs; the terms of t]his sale are cash, and should command the attention of investors. I* N. PERR. Auctioneer, • 1 AUCTION—Sale! Pursuant to the order of the Superior Court of Martoa county. Ind.. the •adersigned wiU sell at public auction, for cash, subject to the approval of the court, the following real estate: Lot* one to five and sixteen to twtnty-aae Inclusive, and the vaeated street between said lots two and three, and o« the north ride of said lots three, four and five and sixteen to twenty-one; alt la
WANTED—SITUATIONS. BITUATIOn'wANXED—Florida Seal. SITUATION WANTED—By young lady, to do office work. Address A/12. care News. _ SITUATION WANTED—On farm; carpenter. Address WILL COURTLAND, Haughville, Ind SITUATION WANTED—To assist with housework. or companion; no washing. Address 89 8. Liberty. SITUATION WANTED—Stove* connected; any part of the city, 80 cents. 133 Indiana ave. ’Phone 1791 SITUATION WANTED-By singing, dancing Boubrette and singing, dancing cxnedlan. 86 N. New Jersey *t. ' SITUATION WANTED—Young colored man. to drive wagon and work around store. 214 Elm st.; references. SITUATION WANTED—By a boy to work In private family and take care of horse. Address Q 14. cafe News SITUATION WANTED—By competent druggist; ten years' experience; good references. Lock box 65, Alexandria. Ind. -
BUILDING AND LOAN—The HOOSIER Issu'es a new series October 7. Meets at Biodau’s drug store, corner Indiana ave. and Vermont st.. every Monday. BUILDING AND LOAN—$2.50 weekly pays dues. Interest and premium on *1,000 loan In SUM SAVINGS AND INVESTMENT COM-
PANY, 117 W. Georgia st.
■ JUT BUILDING AND LOAN—At ths building and
Secretary. . BUILDING AND LOAN—TEUTONIA. NO. 4, SAVING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION, meets Tuesdays, at Reichwein’s Hall, corner Market and Noble sts. MONEY READY' TO LOAN.
Borrowers wanted. BUILDING AND
LOAN-The
AMERICAN increased its asset
Ing the yei
QF.RMAN*21 >,000 dur-
to date
SITUATION WANTE1>—By English lady i housekeeper; no objection to'children; refe
ence*. Address S 13. cafe News.
SITUATION WANTED—By a German
who speaks correct German;
do plain of fine sewii
girl,
place In a
family to do plain of fine sewing, by hand or machine, and light housework. Addrere 555 N. Illinois at. ’ ;
FOR TRADE.'
FOR TRADE—Horse and surrey for good ptano. Address V 14, care News.
goi< tve.
id watch
FOR TRADE;—Gentleman's solid for good work-horse. 21 Indiana a
FOR TRADE—Stove* connected; any part of the city, SO cents. 133 Indiana ave. 'Phone
1791. _ - ..
FOR TRADE—Good grocery, doing good business. for hotwe. TRUSLBR, Attorney, 104
N. Delaware.
FOR TRADE—Set American Encyclopedias; full sheep binding; for good 18»5 bicycle.
Address P 14, care News
FOR TRADE—*3.000 stock of hats, cap* and gloves: will take ail or part In horses, mules of stock of groceries. Address X 9,
care News. '
FOR TRADE—Orer vacant lots, natural gas for equity in improved property. FRANK S. HIPPLE. Room «. Aetna Building, 1*4 N. Pennsylvania. FOR TRADE—Bakery and fixtures and soda fountain for lot or stock of notions or gouity in modern house of seven looms; must ha\ bath. Address W 14. care News. FOR TRADE—Clear lot*, natural gas. fc equities; elear and incumbered property for lands or merchandise, will take cr pay cash difference; clear tots for small Job printing office; eight-room house and cash for residence, north: six and eight-room houses for land In Morgan or Monroe countire; will make a proposition on anything you bring us, from a. fiddle to a section of land. Established In 1*90.
COLEMAN A CO., 124 Oliver are.
F FOB SALIB* OR TKADK. IgR SALE OR TRADE—Ohio farm for sole.
See HOGAN TRANS E'ER CO.
'AN increased its assets *Z?>,< ar; Its earnings *65,1)00; loans
$805,000; paid up and prepaid stock issued to a limited amount. 100 N. Delaware., G. W. BROWN. Secretary. BUILDING AND LOAN-THE GERMAN AMERICAN is now issuing advance payment stock, with two-thirds of full earnings payable in cash each six months; a splendid Investment for guardians or estates. O. W. BROWN, Secretary, 100 N. Delaware >t. BUILDING AND LOAN—Money to loan; • large sum of home funds left In our egre to be loaned In sums of *joo to *1.009 and upward; at lowest rates of Interebl: can furnish money same day as you apply; pay back when yc*» please. A. METZGER AGENCY. 5 Odd Fe.-
lows Hall.
BUILDING AND LOAN-The' STAR SAVING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION starts the twen-ty-fifth series of *200 shares and the seventh B series *100 shares. September 4, 1396. Money on hand for loans with low premiums. For further Information apply at office, 404 E. Washington st. H. H. FAY. Secretary. BUILDING AND LOANTHE INDIANA SOCIETY FOR SAVINGS. Phoenix Block (second floor), northwest corner Market and Delaware; loans *1.000 for $13 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 earning*. 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.
WANTED—Highest prices paid for fura'ture, carpets, etc. 1|39 W. Washington st, WANTED—The management of a large farm by A 1 farmer. Address E 13. care News. | WANTED—Man and wife, or two young men, j for room and btxtru. No. 63 Central ave. WANTED—Party to take part of rooming house and ke, j I> boarders. 140 N. Alabama. WANTED—To buy lOO.i00 feet rock elm at W. Washington and Harding sts. LAUTER. WANTED—Fashionable dressmaking; fitting guaranteed. MRS. CONLEY. 45 Indiana ave. WANTED—Stoves connected; any part of the city. 30 cents^ 133 Indiana ave. ’Phone 1791. WANTEf)—Old pipes; clay, meerschaum or brier. RUBE DAVIS. 484 W. Washington. WANTED—Buggy, phaeton or surrey; cheap R>r cash; state price. Address V 8. care News.
TO LET—Two very pleasant, connecting rooms. 3*9 N. Illinois. i TO LET—Unfurnished room; ground floor. 172 N. New Jersey. TO LET—Large, furnished rooms, with board. 654 N. Alabama.
142 N. Illinois s
iy
t.
TO LET—Nicely furnished rooms, with board.
166 N. Delaware.
TO LET—A front unfurnished room; bath.
u LET—A front ur 462 N, Pennsylvania.
TO LET—Elegantly furnished, front room. Ad-
dres®_N^14, care News.
TO IJB5T—Office room for young physician. Address H 14. care New* TO LET—Unfurnished or furnished,
rooms. 149 N. Pennsylvania.
TO ~
front
LET—Nicely furnished rooms, floor, 139 Massachusetts ave.
second
WANTED—To purchase ness; centrally located,
office.
WANTED—5,000 jmen and wome
a small cigar busiAddress T 13, News
n, with chronic
diseases, at D^t. LEETH’S, 18U N. Meridian
street.
TO LET—Furnished rooms, with bath; en suite or single. 178 N. Alabama st. TO LET — Sleeping and club rooms. 82 E. Washington st. AD HERETH. TO LET—Nicely furnished rooms; housekeeping; modern. Address K 14. care News. -
LET— board.
TO"LBT~
WANTED—Several first-class cabinetmakers. Apply to the SHELBYVILLE CABINET CO..
Shelbyviile, Ind.
WANTED—Salesmen; salary or commission. Address I HE HAWKS NURSERY CO.,
Rochester, N. Y.
WA NTED—Farm and dairy hands” EXCHANGE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY, 364 N.
Delaware, room Ik
We have the latter. Beware of the snares of unscrupulous advertisers. INDIANAPOLIS COLLEGE OF COMMERCE. WANTED—Experiencea book canvassers, solicitors, city and -State; salary guaranteed. 81 When Building. Indianapolis. WANTED—Solid oak. six-foot ext. nsion tables, six legs, polished top, *6; on payments. ” '“BORN & CO., 62 E. Washington st.
WANTED—Go this week to BENNETT'S, and get the finest) cabinets made for onlv *1 dozen.
WANTED—*5 for full set teeth. Extracted without pain at EARHART’S. 164 E. Wash, ington.
WANTED—One good second-hand slot machine; must bei cheap. At 271 Massachusetts avenue. WANTED—Pate/ ~ ~ SILVIUS. 25 lis. Ind.
-Pleasant, furnished room; with or without board. . 335 Park ave.; references.
‘-Three rooms; nicely furnished; house-
keeping; first floor. 146 W. New York st.
TO LET— First-class rooms and board; bath;
gases; central; *3.50 to *1. ‘14 S. Mississippi. TO LET—Stoves connected; any part of city, 38 cents. 133 Indiana ave. 'Phone
TO LETT—Three unfurnished rooms for light
housekeeping; reasonable. 4414 N. Illinois st.
' the
1791.
ents obtained. THURMAN & .W. Washington st., Indianapo-
TO LET
alcove; bath
ware.
Nicely furnished room,
in connection,
with large
311 N. Dela-
WANTED—To loan money on watches and diamonds; fair dealing and private. Room 24
Ingalls Blftck.
$15; hlr
WANTED
Lenjkj
njky cisterns cleaned and ce-
mented; *1.50. FRANK BUTTS, 133 Indiana
TO LET—Solid oak bedroom suites payments. BORN & CO., 62 E. Was
ton st
TO LET—Furnished room; private family; with >r without board; modern conveniences. 249 N. West st.
TO LETO-HOUSBS.
TOLET-List.
TO LET-
16 Cl ro Is.
Msugar’s agency. TO LET—Tish-1-mlngo cigar.
TO LET—SPANN A CO
TO LET—See list.
J* E. Market. C. E. COFFIN A CO.
TO LET—SI Cherry st.; ten rooms; *16.50. TO LET—215 E. St. Clair; five rooms; *10. TO LET--381 N. Mississippi st.; seven rooms;
both ga-es.
TO LET—Four-room house, pantry. Huron st.
u LL i —Four-room h _Inquire 19 School st. TO LET-Tw«, ' tiew,~ Call 562 Shelby st.
five-room cottages; Jf.
TO LET—Modern-built cottage of six room* No. r,48 Clirrord ave. TO LET—See list at 96 E. Market, ground floor. GREGORY & APPEL.
corner
TO LET—See Pennsylvania
list a- McMORROW’S.
and Market.
TO LET—Seven-room house. 184 W. Vermont. Inquire at 1S2 W. Vermont.
TO LET
-Three or four-room mode
references. Address A 13, care Ne'
modem house;
care News.
TO LET-See list of H. M. HADLEY. Rental Agent, S3 E. Market st. (ground floor.)
TO "• '' - "
LET—Stoves
city. 30 cents. 133 Indiana ave.
connected; any
part of the 'Phone 1791.
TO LET—Four-room cottage; No. 321 E. St. Clair; rent *12.56. GRBCORY & APPEL. E. Market st. TO LET—Heating stoves, with burner, *5.50 and up; on payments. BORN & CO., 62 E. Washington st.
TO LET—A flat of five rooms; all conveniences: *10. Hydrant water furnished free. 462 S. Meridian. TO LET—393 and 264 Roanoke st.; good, flrstOdd 1 Fellas' 1 Hail A ‘ METZOER A * enc >'- 5
—
FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS. FOR SALE—Florida SeaL
FOR SALE—Tlsh-l-mlngo cigar. FOR SALE—Bicycle, ll Virginia are. ’ FOR SALES—Doctor’s chair; latest pattern. SM Ash stFOR SA LE—Cigar store. DR. DENSON, 16 B. Ohio st. FOR SALE-No. ave.. north.
1 milch cow. 1163 Capitol
FOR SALE—Neat little restaurant; cheap. N. Delaware. FOR SALE—Excellent meals. 15c and 30c. W. Washington.
FOR SALE—REAL ESTA 1
9
= ==s
REAL ESTATE-Florida Seal.
REAL 1MTATK—POLE M AN A CO.. iWc R^^^ESprE^Mllui A SMALL, || k. bei. REAL ESTATE--See notkre at aal* of real'
tats In auction column. r
REAL ESTATE—Property ot all kiUM HEJL RT H. FAT. «4 lT Washing tea sC *
FOR SALE—Boarding and rooming-house. Apply 67 a Noble st.
FOR SALE—-AIr brush; very cheap. A. WAL- *<•
TER, Adams, Ind.
FOR
R nro«^ A T, f i^ )n ““L Wn,CBU " properties; $1,666 upward. O. F. REAL ESTATE—Stores connected; 1>1 lh « city. *> cents m Indiana are. REAL ESTATE-Buslnese block. - ave.; all rented CLIFFORD ARRICKT
Fw
—• SALE—Cheap; engine, 18x24. Call CEN-
TRAL CHAIR CO.
REAL ESTATE—Try W. E. MICK
They —«* -*—
collecting rent*
and tenant*
will
* 0(X m landloid
FOR SALE—A Waverley Belle wheel. 125 N. Alabama st.
Apply
■'OR SALE—Driven wells 4Uc dlana ave. ’Phone 1791.
REAL ESTATE*-Modern house; all
“ ■ **“ Pnu -
oonvenL - Apply
FOR SALE - Special sale KISTNER’S, 83 S. Illinois.
of school ghoea.
FOR SALE—Barber furniture; second-hand; eplendld bargaln. 29 Circle. FOR SALE-Handaome mar We-top table; also writing desk. 245 N. Iliino's. . FOR SALE—Milk route, horse, wagon, cans,
etc. Address M 14, care News.
FOR SALE—Cushion bicycle. $10." WHSOBL-
MEN'S CO., 39 Lorraine Building.
For s.4 r F—N°w *15 ulster. *2.60: *26 fur cape,
*5. Address V 13, care News office.
I'oK SALE-Try KISTNER’S OLD RULIA-
RLE SHOE HOUSE, 83 S. Illinois.
FOR SALE—Have your trunks repaired at Bea-
v- t!S '
REAL ESTATE—Private funds in bank to loan «S.*r-rlX"T&“'“ nU ^ 32.175. _ C. F. SATLK8. * REAL ESTATE—Woren wire spring. $|", «ot-tou-top maurresej. $S; on payment* born & CO., a E. Washington st. — REAL KST ATE—Meridian-st. lot, enth- side alley, shade; price a until Tuesday. C. F. SAYLRS.
FeAtorv, 2 N. Meridian.
E’uu o.vDh. — Pneumatic bicycler, *20 up. WHEELMEN'S CO., 39 Lorraine Building.
TO LET—October 1, 270 Central ave.; ten rooms; modern; all conveniences; *45. H. M. HADLEY,^ 85 E. Market st., basement. TO LET—Furnished house; good location; will rent to good party for *3o per month. A. METZGER Agency, 5 Odd Fellows Hall. TO LETT—A new modern house In Morton Place; all conveniences; will rent, furnished or unfurnished; references. B 15. care New*.
TO LET—House. No. 934 N. Meridian; nine . rooms, bath, laundry, furnace, modern. In- ( FOR SALE^-Candy and cigar stqre; *45; three
FOR SALE—Three-fourths Jersey heifer; fresh, 496 Armstrong st.. North Indianapolis, FOR SALE—Stoves connected: any part of the city, "0 cents. 133 Indiana ave. ’Phone 1791. -■OK SALE—Ruboer goous of every descrlptb repaired at RUBBER STORE. 4 N. MertdU
street.
"Daily > Item
■ w^rsaso, L/cxui, lo.uiiuij', l Ul lUfiVTJ, UlUrUUI It. JIIquire of JAMES N. ROGERS, No. 14 Ingalls
Block.
TO LET—Four-room house. 354 Clinton st.; rent *10; city and cistern water included; gas; first-class condition. Apply 351 N. New Jer-
sey st.
TO LET—Handsome, large, front business room; second floor, over News office; one flig . t of stairs; natural gas and electric light. !
Inquire at News office
TO LET—Six-room cottage* eight acres blue j grass pasture: one acre orchard and —’
dlana ave.
254 In-
FOR SALE—5,000 copies sheet music, 5c a copy: music folios. 25c. CARLIN A LENNOX. 31
E. Market st.
tones and
FOR SALE—Money to loan on wal diamonds; fair dealing and private room. 14
Ingalls Block. X FOR SALE—Good paying business; tal required; reason, poor health.
14, care News.
REAL ESTATE—Choice Alabama-st. propertyi wgfo™ bo«ire; nearly new; bargain. CLIF-
FORD ARRICK, 55 E. Market at. HEAL ESTATE—Big bargain; good two REAL ESTATE—A new broom—the Reporter” might be likened unto; no
of busineaa Information escape* u. REAL ESTATES—Delaware-si. residence, south of Seventh; good location and value; pey-
menta satisfactory. C. F. SAYLKS.
REAL ESTATE—New York, near Delaware; - F^Lpreperty; in good condition; price *5.500.
JAMES GREENE A OQ., When Block.
REAL ESTATE—Cut naif In two; three eholre lota on Meikel st.; east fronts; worth *800;
will now take *400. W. B. MICK A CO REAL ESTATE—Net# house on
1
garden; | **•_“
large barn; Rural and Washington sts. Apply | FOR SALE—Four pounds lard.
W. F. CHRISTIAN, 206 N. Alabama st.
ave. Telephone 1791
TO LET—Flue suite of office rooms in The News Building; new and well lighted; all conveniences; might be let for light manufactur-
fee, 15 cents pound; r_ j 418 S. West st.
26 cent*; cof-
22 pounds A sugar, *1.
WANTED—Man who understands cleaning and pressing at J. A. KENDALL'S INDIANA DYE-HOUSE, 43 Massachusetts ave. WANTED—Cash boys for the sale in Tomlinson Hall. Call at EASTMAN, SCHLEICHER & LEE'S, corner Pennsylvania and Market Ifs. WANTED—Immediate relief by using TRIQUIMIA HEADACHE CURE; guaranteed; does not depress heart. At druggists; 10 cents. WANTED—The “true actual business for beginners”; the Sadler-Rowe system is not one of actual business; the Ellis system is. WANTED—Day and night school; expert teachers; books at cost. SPENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE, Washington and Meridlan. - . WANTED—A practical nurseryman, without family, to go South and start nursery; good chance for right party. Call room 8, 374 E. Washington st. WANTED—Five energetic canvassers to sell our line of household supplies; the season is on; call at once. Apply A. J. CONROY & CO., 31 W. Market st. WANTED—Men to take orders In every town and city; no delivering: good wages; pay weekly; no capital; steady work. GLEN BROS., Rochester, N- Y.
WANTED—Neatly furnished room by young gentleman; permanent if suitable location found. Address G 14, News. WANTED — Good, practical baker to locate corner Illinois and Twentv-seoond sts.; rent *10 per month. MICK & CO. WANTED—Board and room, centrally located, at reasonable rates, by two brothers. Address. giving iatee. B 14. News. WANTED—Boardiand room; centrally located; at reasonable rates; by two young men of good address; give rates. A 14, News. WANTED—By family of two, for light housekeeping. three or four rooms; north, with private family. Address X 13. care News. WANTED—Watch and jewelry repairing; reduced prices; first-class work. MONARCH JEWELRY HOUSE. 82 E. Washington. % WANTED—INDIANA DENTAL COLLEGE Dental services from 1 to 5 every afternoon, except Saturday. Satisfaction guaranteed. WANTED—Experienced girl to do general housework; small family; wages $4 per week. References required. 496 N. Pennsylvania, st. WANTED — We repair and insure watches against ail accidents and breaks for 12 per ■ear. J. C. SIPE, room 4. 184 N. Meridian st. WANTED—Immediate relief by using TRIQUIMIA HEADACHE CURE; guaranteed; does not depress heyt. At druggists; 10 cents. WANTED—Purchasers for the Warren steel range; the finest steel range made for the money. WM. KOTTEMAN, 89 and 91 E. Wash-
ington st.
WANTED—Heating stoves Without number.
ets. etc.; everything for house-
'rn T rec m ! vemenees; migni oe let tor llgnt manuractu houSepffig K in Block Apply No! ! ln *-* or ParticuiarscaU^Tha^w^office.
110 N. Meridian st.
TO LET — Well-furnished bedroom; also use kitchen and dining-room. *3; on car line. Ad-
dress W 13, cajfle News.
TO LET—Rooms by the day. week or month; new, modem. SENATE HOTEL, comer of
$5
Isslsalppl and Market sts.
r—Two eteg second floor rd. 437 N.
parlors, :
with bath, with
East st.
LET
ro<
out boa TO LET—Elegant, furnished, front room; both gases; bath; good board if desired; gentlemen preferred. 176 E. New York.
front office ng. Inquire
TO LET-249 Capitol av rooms, modern; good for
house; 40 per month. 528 N. Meridian eleven rooms, modern. 55 per month. C. COFFIN & CO. TO LET—Money to loan; a large sum of home funds left in our care to be loaned in sums of *100 to |1,OCO 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 Hall.
FOR SAB — Grocery, meat market fixtures; owner has other business.
C 15. care News.
and all Address
e., North, twelve ! FOR SALE—OnwTurner's patent Zephyr hefit-first-class boarding- | ing stove. No. 1; extra fine for large business
t., -
E.
leather-seat . BORN *
REMOVAL.
TO LET—Washington st., large, room; .second floor; News Buddi
of The News.
room; second fle at businre? office
TO LET—Nfcely furnished front room, on first floor, with every modern convenience, north. No. 75 B. Walnut st., near Pennsylvania st. TO LET—Unfurnished or furnished, nice room and alcove; private family; near Classical School; excellent locality. 77 E. St. Joseph st. TO LET—Handsome room in Mick’s Block, Illinois and Twenty-second; water and gas: ligh| housekeeping; very cheap rent. MICK &
. of the firm of
Crane & Mayr, Jewelers. 82 E. Washlngtofl st.. has moved his place of business to room
REMOVAL—LOUIS E. MAYR.
rr, Jewelers. 82 his place of bi
20 Hubbard Block, over Merchants’ National Bank, where he will continue repairing off fine watches, clicks and jewelry. All old and.new customers are invited to call.
FINANCIAL.
LOANS—On personal property of all kinds. W. Market.
LOANS—*500 to *55,000 In CO., 36 W. Washington.
bank. SMITH A
room. 296 E. Market st. FOR SALE—Drug store In town of 600 people; stock new; fixtures modern; price, invoice.
Address K 9, care News.
FOR SALE—Rattan, plush aqil. rockers; ail prices; on payments.
CO.. 62 E. Washington st. FOR SALEi—Odd pieces for all makes of Stores. 289 E. Washington st. A. A. HELLSTERN. Star Repair House. FOR SALE — Nine rough-coated St. Bernard - puppies; elltgible to register. Address SOL
D. BRANDT. Logansport, Ind.
FOR SALE—Buggy cushions, backs, tops, light
wheels, wagons, buggies a .d surreys; also shafts. AL SMITH, 265 S. Illinois st.
FOR SALE—*2 cash and 5*!c a week buys s
guitar or mandolin. CARLIN & LENNOX. *1 E. Market^st., opposite Journal Building.
FOR SALE—Immediate relief by using TRI-
QLTMIA HEADACHE CURE; guaranteed;
does not depress heart._At druggists; 10 cents. FOR SALE—Horses, wagons, cart and harness.
Bask ave.
near Ninth; modern throughout; a bargain; easy terms. Address W 8. care Newa
. EAL ESTATE—Hoyt ave.. near Dillon; six-
jra a3".'&uTfe.src. p r l s:vat. k ’‘ !
• ‘ V- ■ *5*1. KBTATB- <~h,.ic .no rti»ap on, ol
the hert lot* <Vi Itiinols «t., ‘north of Twen-* ty-second; 63x297jjmly *1.200. C. F. SAYLES, REAL ESTATE-House on Cheater ave., Mlg . c *»h’ long time; a bafgaln; take building association stock. Address Y U, can N#ws. w REAL ESTATE—12 per cent. Investment IS rental property. In gcod condition. alw« StYLES northeast ,ind ■outheast. C. REAL ESTATE—Choice, small garden farm! near city; splendid building lot, In best restdenee section, north; bargain. BOOTH, 96 EL
Washington at. .1
REAL ESTATE—Ohio two blocks of esurthouse; good two-story frame dwelling; nine rooms; front and side veranda; must sell; want
offer. _C. F. SAYLES.
real ESTATE—*5,000, choice street oonMP property, In College ave.; eight rooms, etc.; ail modem Improvements; etable; larga grounds. C. F. SAYLES. REAL ESTATE—Lots ror sale on weekly nay. mants in Prospect st., B. Washington st.. snd in Brinkman Hill addition. BRADLEY A' DENNY. 25 N. Delaware. REAL ESTATE—Delaware st.. south of Seventh; big sacrifice; brick residence; ten rooms; large lot: etable; fruits; under 18,050; hasy terms. C. F. SAYLES. REAL ESTATE—Pennsylvania st., near Ninth)
elegant east-front, modem residence; elgnt rooms, etc.; veranda, stable, fruits, shade;
TO LET-^ive and front stai
cation; one square
way.
rooms on
floor; back
rs; water and gas; exc<
Colleg
second
id i
ge ave. cars.
>r;
ccellent lo160 Broad-
LOANS—Mortgage loans; lowest rates.
LY, 294 N. Pennsylvania.
HOR-
ACE HcKAY.294
LOANS—GO this week to BENNETT'S, and
sol tol
complete: aleo one fine driving horse; will be >ld cheap. THOMAS McNALLY, 147 S. Capl-
cheap.
ave.
gtd theflnest cSu n^^To'nly*^ ;FpR SALp-F^t^a
TO LET
rooms;
ree unfurn
light housekeeoing; * fine —No. 267 E. Market
furniture, carpets, etc.; everyt
r’M. KOTTEMAN’S
-To man and wife, three unfurnished
suitable for light
location; in private family,
street.
TO
dozen.
LOANS—Mortgage loans; 6 per cent.; reasonable fees. C. S. WARBURTON, «6 Lombard Building.
>ng
keepUig at WM. KOTTEMAN’S 89 and 91 E. Washington st. * WANTED— Address the EUCLID OIL CO.. Willson ave. and Erie railway, Cleveland, O.. for complete line of SUPERIOR LUBRICATING OILS and special terms for taking orders.
WANTED—
ELBREG'S DEPARTMENT STORE. EVERYTHING, FROM NAILS TO A SUIT OF CLOTHES. 26 and 28 English ave. Clothing, hats and furnishings. Perfect fits and best workmanship, and at moderate prices.
LET—Handsome, large, front business
room; second floor, over News office; one
airs; natural gas and electric light.
n;
flight of stairs; natu Inquire at News offic
LOANS—Privac
cent., accor F. SAYLES.
vate money at 5. 64, 6 and 7 per irding to amount and security. C.
TO LET - Prepare
Pennsylvania st., opposite high school; fourns; all modern conveniences. Apply
No. 2 W. Net
teen rooms;
AX nOU* Ts. ANNOUNCEMENT—Tish-i-mmgo.
ANNOUNCEMENT—Instructions in painting. MRS, JOHN O. SPAHR. Studio. 1343 N. Illi-
nois, t ’ .. • ANNOUNCEMENT—Stoves part of the city, 30 cents.
’Phone 1791
conns 133 I
ndiana ave.
ANNOUNCEMENT—Go this week to BENNETT'S, and get the finest cabinets made for ( only *1 dozen. ANNOUNCEMENT — The Florida Seal is a hand-made perfecto cigar. T. J. HAMILTON & CO., makers. Indianapolis. . •_ ANNOUNCEMENT—Dr. ELLIS. Astrologer. tells life’s history, gives information on all subjects by the planets. 182 N. Mississippi st. ANNOUNCEMENT—JOE CR1TOHFIELD, national temperance evangelist, will lecture at the Ninth-st. Murphy League, to-night nd to-moijrow night. ANNOUNCEMENT—Lessons in china painting by MRS. ALBERT HENLEY. 265 W. Vermont; 50c for three hours; samples of work on exhibition at Lieber’s this week.
ANNOUNCEMENT—
ELBREG’S DEPARTMENT STORE, v
residence; No. 278 N.
opposite high sch
all modern conveniehc
York st.
TO LET — Elegant room; furnished; board: every modem convenience; four squares north on Meridian st.; best referenced required. Address R 14, care News. TO LET—Newly furnished rooms, with board; reasonably rates; desirable surroundings; *3 buys a 21-meal ticket. WHITE RIBBON HOUSE, corner Ohio and Meridian. TO LET—One beautiful, nicely furnished room, with alcove and bay windows; family private; no children; references. Inquire 81 W. Vermont, between Capitol ave. and Illinois st. — — — TO LET—Fine suite of r-fflee rooms in The News Building; new find well lighted; all conveniences; tnlght be Jet for light manufac. turlng. For particulars call at The News office. TOILET—A pleasant, front room; newly papered, grate, bath and modem conveniences; desirable location; private family; references exchanged. Inquire at 95 W. Vermont, between Oapitol ave. and Illinois st. TO LET—Two nicely furnished, front rooms; en suite or single; all modem conveniences; location north and central; private family of adults; rent very reasonable to one or two gentlemen: references exchanged. Address C 14, care News.
LOANS—Money; 6 per cert. Building association shares purchased. NEWTON TODD, 6 Ingalls Block. LOANS—WIU loan you money at lowest rates on household goodis and other securities. 124 N. Delaware, room 8.
Ing gn«jj business; reason for selling, other business; will bear investigation. Address J*
14, care News.
for selling,
M 13. care News.
FOR SALE—We nave a few dozens misses’ kid patent leather tipped and trimmed. In lace or button, welt-sewed, to close at $1.50; same in child’s solar tips at *1; you can always expect to save 25c to 60c per pair at KISTNER’S. S3 S. Illinois.
store, located 'lit
Four hundred shares Belt
AMES
GREENE f™,
LOANS—Wanted:
railroad common stock. J
& CO.. 9 when Block. LOANS—On i^rms; *100 and upward; home funds; lowest rates; no delay. A. METZGER. Odd Fellows Block. LOANS—6 per cent, money on improved reai estate. (No loans made outside of this city.)
SPANN & CO.. 86 E. Market.
FOR SALE—Good general Raccoon, Ind.,Jsurrounded by
gOo# ‘
EVERYTHING.
FROM NAILS TO A SUIT
OF CLOTHES.
26 and 28 English ave. For shoes, from cheapest to best makes, meet all competition In prices.
STORAGE.
STORAGE — Of all kinds at CHARLES E. SHOVER’S, 180 E. Wabash st. STORAGE—Stoves connected; any part of the city, 30 cents. 133 Indiana ave. ’Phone 1791. STORAGE —JNDI ANA POLIS WARE HOUSE CO.; all modern facilities for hold goods and merchandise, sylvania st.. on Pennsylvania
phone 134S.
TO LET—OFFICES AND STORES. TO LET—Store. 256 W. Washington st.; $20. TOILET—Offices""ind stores. 82 E. Washington st, AD HERETH. ■ TO LET—Warehouse) 24 W. Court st. DYER & RASSMANN. 31 Circle.
69 Indiana
Market.
LOANS-Money. C. F. SAYLES, 774 E Market. LOANS—On personal property of all kinds. 64 W. Market. LOANS—Money to loan. HENRY R. FAY, 404 E. Washington st ; LOANS—On Jewelry, clothing or other valua bles. 67 W. Washington. LOANS—Made reasonable on city property and farms. UNION TRUST CO.. 68 E. Market st. LOANS—On watches and diamonds; larga amounts a specialty. Room 24 Ingalls Block. LOANS—*100 to $20,606; interest and commission reasonable. REID BROS.. 43 N. Delaware st. , LOANS-Large amount of money to loan at specially low rates. . DYER & RASSMANN. J1 Circle st.
LOANS—A large number ot private funds tc loan. Apply to FLOREA & SEIDENSTICKER, rooms 2, 3 and 4. 274 S. Delaware st. LOANS—Sums of $506 and over.
City property and farms.
C. E. COFFIN & CO.. 90 E. Market st. LOANS—Money to loan on Indiana farms; lowest rates, with partial payments. Address
C. N. WILLIAMS & CO.._Cra
LOANS—TEUTONIA, NO. 4,' SAVING-LOAN ASSOCIATION, meets Tuesdays, at Reichwein's Hall, corner Market and Noble sts. MONEY READY TO LOAN. Borrowers
wanted.
LOANS—Any amount on furniture, pianos, vehicles. store fixtures or any kind of personal
properly; guarantee the low dential.) E. J. GAUSEPOHL, 2
ton st.; room 4. LOANS—6 per cent, money, with privilege of prepayment semi-afinually; loans made on improved real estate in this city only, in loans of not less than *1,000; no delay; reasonable fees. SPANN & CO.. 86 E. Market st.
•oon, lnd.,jsurrounded by rl^h farming unity: goodr trade; will Invoice three or thousand. Reason for selling; gcflng away for health. This Is a splgndld opportunity for some one who wishes to make money. Call on or address B. D. SKILLMAN,
Raccoon. Ind. FOR SALE—
ELBREG’S DEPARTMENT STORE. EVERYTHING, FROM NAILS TO A SUIT
OF CLOTHES.
Clothin
26 and 28 English ave.
ig, hats and furnishings. Perf t workmanship, and at moderate
Perfect fits
prices.
only IL655. C. F. SAYLES.
REAL BBTATE—Nine-room new house; Mruv ton Place; cistern; both gases; electrlsf wiring; furnace, etc.; everything first-classi' good terms. A 15, care News. ! REAL ESTATE—Stop paying rent and buy • nice, new home out College ave., on payments just to suit you. Investigate this. J7 A.
SHIRLEY, 38 Baldwin Block.
REAL ESTATE—Insure your property in tha Insurance Company of North America or the Pennsylvania Fire Insurance Company, with HENRY H. FAY, 404 B- Washington st REAL ESTATE—Investment; good double house on street corner, fronting Liberty st. and sewer made and paid; always rented; pays 10 per cent, on 82,406; bargain. C. F. SAYLES. REAL ESTATE—Parties having unlmprov«4 real estate, desiring to exchange for Improved property, can find what they want by addressing C. a LOCKWOOD, 155 N. IHInols. REAL ESTATE-310 per month; no cash
ment required; cottages; six 177; east front; Park ave. Plenty <ft fruit and grapes. W.
CO. ■ ; REAL ESTATE—Choice building lot; N. Pennsylvania st., south of Seventh; east froatl 50x170; the most choice location on the street; price $5,000; easy payments. W. K. MICK * CO. REAL ESTATE—Special bargain In lot on Park ave; water and gas paid for; also two
Price, $3,800. r. E. MICK *
houses on Park ave..
large lots, east fronts;
W. J. LOWRY,
it rates. (Confl- \ W. Washing-
FOR SALE-
GROCERIES I
any amount. In easy terms; low
rates;-mo delay; can accommodate you the
ply: loans on city or farms.
LOANS—To loan, money in sums of $200 to *5,000, on very ea
same day that apply: loans on city C. W. GORSUCH, 15 Virginia ave.
LOANS—Home money on Will buy mortgage notes. N. Meridian.
mortgage security. J. W. BAIRD, 194
LOANS—Money on farms and city property; terms reasonable. THOS. C. DAY & CO., E. Market st.
72
LOANS—6 per cent, private amount; no delay or red tape. LEY. 38 Baldwin Block.
money; any J. A. SHIR-
TY) LET—Barber-shop location, ave. B. M. RALSTON. 854 W.
43 S. Illinois st..
TO LET—Store-room, u o. xiukuu o... Brosran Bros. DYER & RASSMANN,
next to
31
Circle.
TO LET—Washington st.. large, front
room; second floor; News Building, at business office of The News.
TO LET-
offlee
Inquire
16 W. Pearl st.; good location for
5 t0 Odd
st.; go
mercantile purposes. Rent reasonable
right party. A. METZG
Fellows Hall.
LOANS—5 per cent, on large sums on business property; reasonable fees. C. S. WARBURTON, 26 Lombard Building. LOANS—Money to loan on personal property and household goods. J. C. ERTEL, room 50 Lombard Building. 244 E. Washington LOANS—Money to loan on mortgages; In any sum; *506 to *10.000; low rate; moderate fees; no delay. W. H. CRAFT & CO.. 474 N. Illinois street. LOANS—If you want a private loan on personal security, or on collateral, the same day you apply, call at room 44 Lombard Building,
244 E. Washington at.
LOANS-Money to loan
farms; no delaj .
amount; *100 to *10,000. A. J. McINTOSH A SON, tto. 11 Virginia av^
LOANS—AVe can loan you money on your household furniture, horse and buggy or any kind cf personal property at 4 per cent, less than anyone else in the city. Call and see us. Room No. 52 Baldwin Block. BOYD & MID LER. LOANS-Money to loan; a large sum of home funds left in our care to be loaned in sums of *100 tr *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 Hall. LOANS— Should you need Money on household goods, Monev on pianos, horses and wagons. Money on any available security. Money to pay rent, Money to increase business. Money to pay taxes. Money to pay debts, Money for private purposes, Money for any purpose whatsoever, At lowest rates, the same day, Then call at 250 E. Ohio st. LOAN’S—
C. H. AND E. H. SCHRADER.i* 453 Virginia ave.
*3.20 per barrel for best roller process flour. 50 lbs best roller process 80c. 25 lbs best roller process flour 40c. 12 lbs beet roller process flour 20c.
1 dozen Mason fruit Jars (quarts) 48c. 1 dozen heavy-weighutin fruit cans 28c. 6 lbs new Pearl barley 25c. 1 lb fresh ginger snaps 5c. 1 lb fresh butter cracked 5c. 1' lb fresh Star crackers 4c. 1 lb fresh lemon wafers 10c.
8 lbs Pearl starch 25c. 7 lbs lump starch 25c. 1-lb package corn starch 5c. 1 lb new muscatel raisins 5a
7 packages Buffalo soap powder 26c. 7 packages K. K. washing compound 25c. 7 packages 9 o'clock washing tea 25c.
7 packages Astrallne washing compound^_25c.
cka |
7 packages Pearline 25c. 7 packages Soapine 25c.
will pay you to Investigate.
22 Ingalls Block. REAL ESTATE—On montkly payments of (85; cash payment only $300; cottage, on Ash at., near Marakohumtta ave.; lot 40x105; east front; good condition; great opportunity. MICK 4b CO,, 58 B. Market. | REAL ESTATE—Choice street-corner property: Illinois at., between Seventh and Twelfth; extra large lot; fine house; ten rooms; attic, etc.; stable: fruit; shade: worth *9.005; will sell
at big discount. C. y. SAYLES.
REAL ESTATE—^Sacrifice, and terms to suit;
one
. , f®
bay window: good yard; shade; fruit; barn;_all elegant_C. F.JSAYLEK , REAL ESTATE—Money to loan; a'Urge sum of home funds left in our care topie loaned In sums of *100 to *1,050 and upward at lowest rates of interest; can furnish money same daf
* of the best properties in Beilefontalne ten rooms; bath; fine, large veranda and window; good yard; shade; fruit; larga
n; a'Uril re to#* pwardat aoney sal
you apply: pay back when you please. A. METZGER AGENCY. 6 Odd Fellow Halt REAL ESTATE-Morton Place. Alabama r ; corner; east front; new and handsome house; ten rooms; large attic, etc.; complete, with all latest improvements; beet materiel
and finely finished spectlon invited; SAYLES. ^
throurti *8,000f
out; large barn
part easy.
S: *
REAL ESTA'
and stone.
River ave., on
Auction sate of the dwell
room, Noe. 278 and October I. 1496, at
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7 packages Werk's washing compound 25a
7 packages Babbitt’s 1776 26a
E-WoodnS Place residencJ; ent home; thoroughly modem;
far ’ launrirv.
DO YOU WANT MONEY?
on city property or
no delay; ’money on hand; any
1ER Agency,
LOANS—
TO LET—First-class office rooms in Marion Block, comer Ohio and Meridian sts,; hot and cold water; steam heat. DYER & RASSMANN. 31 Circle st. TO LET—Handsome, large, front business room; second floor, over News office; one flight of stairs; natural gas and electric light.
Inquire at News office __ TO LET—Good location
LOWEST RATES. EASY TERMS.
If so. call and see us before borrowing. We make loans on furniture, pianos, organs, horses, wagons, etc., in small or large sums, on long or short time, and at the lowest possible 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 your loan. Property is left In your possession, you having the use of botffi prop-
erty and mor.ey.
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. FOR SALE-—HOH9E8 AND VEHICLES.
9 bars Everyday soap 25c. 8 bars Ho Cake soap 25c.
6 bars Fairbanks’s brown soap 25c.
6 bars Ivory soap 28c. 3 boxes Red Seal lye 25a
3 boxes Babbitt’s potash 25c. 1 package (hardwood) toothpicks 6a 1 package Rising Sun stove polish So. 1 package mixed bird seed 5c. 1 package imported macaroni 10a 3 packages (new) rolled oats 25c. 1 package self-rising buckwheat (new) 10c. 1 dozen pickled mangoes 15a C. H. AND E. h! SCHRADER.
462 and 457 Virginia av*
•STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL.
any ave.
■„ Place, Haughville, In said Marion ty. Sale at the office of th.* A. METZGER AGENCY. Odd Fellows Block. Indianapolis. Friday, October 11, 1895. at 10 a. m. ALBERT
B. METZGER. Receiver.
FOR SALE OR TRADE—Stoves connected; I part of the city. » cents, 133 Indiana
* Phone 1791 — ^ " FOR SALE OR TRADE—Steam laundry, do-
Ing good business, in a town of l&oao. Call i Division st.. West Indianapolis^ ,
!FOR SALE OR TRADE—1148 N. Meridian;
eight-room, modern house; easy terms. J. 4. LEATHERS, C Jenrn/ti Building.
SALE OR TRADE - Nicely furnished roomlng-houee. or parties to rent part of
FOR e rov
‘house to keep boarders. 146 N. Alabama.
NOTICE—Stove* connected; any part of the city. 30 cents. 133 Indiana ave. ’Phone 1791. NOTICE—Tin work and furnaces. JOSEPH GARDNER. 39 Kentucky ave. Telephone 322. NOTICE—EVERROAD A PRUNK, furnaces and tinware. 170 Indiana ave. Telephone
1188.
NOTICE—DR. * MARTIN has removed his dental office from the Blackford Block to 114 N. Meridian, rooms 1. X and 24. second
floor.
NOTICE-T. J. HAMILTON A CO. are manufacturers of the celebrated Florida Seal cigar; factory 177-179 W. Maryland st. Office 54 Kentucky ave.. Indianapolis. NOTICE—Members Division No. 5, A. O. H.. are requested to meet at their hall this eerenIng, at 8 o’clock, to take action in the case of our deceased brother. Edward Fallen. ROBERT FORESTER, President. NOTICE—Is hereby given that the partnership heretofore existing between Thoms* Rouse. William Rouse and Oscar Rouse is. by mutual ouinsent, dissolved. Thomas Rouse retiring and continuing In business under the style of Rouse Bros., and William and Oscar Rouse also to continue In business under the name and style of William Rouse & Son. at No. 73 8. Delaware st. William Rouse & Son are to eollec: all accounts due said store and pay all debts owing by said Arm up to date. Dated this 28th day of September, 1895. THOMAS ROUSE.
ROUSE.
for millinery and
dressmaking, corner New York and Davidson sts.; dwelling rooms attached. A. METZGER Agency. 5 Odd Fellows Hall. TO LET—Fine suite of office rooms in The News Building; new and well lighted: ail conveniences; might be let for light manufacturing. For particulars call at The News office. TO LET—Second floor at 121 N. Delaware st.; 195 feet In depth, with elevator; adapted for office, warehouse or light manufacturing bunlners. FRANK E. JANES. 107-113 N. Delaware. TO LET—Business room; 12x30 feet; in English Hotel Block. 94 N. Meridian st.; well adapted for millinery store or office apartments. Inquire at MacCURDY & SMITH’S, next door north. 96 N. Meridian sL TO LET—Store-room. No. 23 S. Delaware st. (northeast corner Pearl); two-story brick; suitable for taloon or commission business; rent very reasonable; will be vacated December 1. 1895; lease will be given at once. AMETZGER AGENCY. Odd Fellows Block.
LOANS MADE ON SHORT NOTICE. Money loaned on furniture, pianos, horses, wasons atore fixtures, warehouse receipts and Til kinds of personal property In any amount from *10 upward, the property to remain in vour undisturbed possesion. We also loan money on watches and diamonds. You can r«v back the money In weekly or monthly In-•tiiime-nts and have the cost reduced proporHonatriv If you t» we a balance on your furniture or piano. we wiU pay the same for you ^d carry it as tong as you desire. No charges Uken out m advance, call and see us before
going elsewbere^ gtabitah ^ ^
TVDIANA mortgage loan company. INDIA RMmr20 and 21 When Building. First floor over When Clothing Store.
F.rst noor Take cIevatQr
N. Pennsylvania, sc, opposite postoffice.
LOANS- l
MONEY! MONEYI MONEY!
LOANED ON ^RNU^RJi’ PIANOS. OR. LOAN’S-^
the property JTO remain JN YOUR
Room 3 Bank of Commerce Building, corner Pennsylvania and Virginia ave.
LOANS—
MONEY ON FURNITURE, PIANOS. ’ hotses, wagons, office,- store fixtures and all kinds of personal property, in sums to ault, without removal, in the^quickest possible time and at ths lowest possible rates; also on watches and diamonds. You can pay It back in weekly and monthly installments, and each small payment reduces the coat of carrying ths balance. Business strictly confidential. 8LATT8 & POE, room 24 Ingalls Block, southwest cor-
FOR SALE—Florida Seal. FOR SALE—Horse, surrey an^ harness; cheap!
93 E. Washington.
PMMHi I esday, October 8, ’ 1896, at t p. m., on the premise*; thia property muat 1/ •old to the hlgheat bidder: very reMflnabe* terms; this property Is well worth Inspection. A. METZGER AGENCY. Odd Fellows Block.
L. N. PERRY, Auctioneer.
REAL ESTATE-
a most excellent , _—. bath complete; furnace; city water; laundry, with three porcelain tube; three stationery washstands; both gases; water Price. $8,00. Terms; 865 cash, balance *50* yearly, that being Just the rent of house. Call at our office for key to bones. W. &
MICK & CO.
BlSIYESSTCHji.TCK ! BUSINESS^'^CIfAI?^ - — V Ktents '"^obtained THURMAN & SILVIUS, 26 W. Washlngtot at.. Indianapolis, Ind. • BUSINESS CHANCE—Whole or pari of fruit confection, lunch stand. E. B. DIXON, boi
214, Martinsville. Ind.
Bt’SI NESS CH ANCBV-Wanted:
$1,000, in established manu
dividends over 26 per cent.;
Write J 14. care New*. BUSINESS CHANCE—Wanted; Partner tab fished, paying Printing business from 11,000 to *8,000; good chance for right Addrers B E. care News. 1 BUSINESS CHANCE-Speeuiale Hi markets are low and edvanen* ;seDdf<x red book, the largest ever published, which 1 enable anyone to trade InteUlgently in provisions and »toe hi; also our dally bulletin; both free. 8TANSELL R CO.,
ts and Brokers. Tradere’ ""
nted: Partner, nrltj f uTanich
3
RBMGV AL—Stovsa city, 80 cents. U|
FOR SALE—Cheap, good pony and carl, or either. Call_ at 52 Meikel st. FOR SALE—Columbus phaeton and buggy; also top delivery wagon. 1203 N. Illinois. FOR SALE-Dreft tiorae; 44 years; 1,400 lba;i
*100. G. M. BALLARD. 19 Talbott Building. PERSONAL
FOR SALE—Stoves connected; any part of the city, 30 cents. 133 Indiana ave. ’Phone 1781.
connected; MM.
Indiana ave.
PERSONAL—Stoves connected; anyj city. 30 cents. Ill l*dli—■ »v
MRS. ROBINSON, - clairvoyant and business medium. 4*7 J
ridlan st. ______
FOR SALE—Fine young, gentle buggy and piano; must aell.
ave., Haughville.
TO LET—MISCELLANEOUS. TO LET—Stoves connected; any part
city. 9) cents. 133 Indiana ave. TO LET —Mick’s Hall.
of the
Phone 1791.
and
iw corner Rfinols Twenty-second sts.; for entertainments, etc.: opera chairs for 500; very low rent. MICK A
CO.
TO LET-Photograph gallery. 36 E. Washington st.; one of the oldest stands In Inquire GEORGE Washington st.
Wasi the city. MAROTT, 26 and 28 E.
WM. O. V.
ROUSE.
TO LET—Handsome, large, front business room; second floor, over News office; one flight of stairs; natural gas and electric ligut. Inquire at News office
UNDISTURBEP POSSESSION.
LOANS ON WATCHES AND DIAMONDS. EVERYBODY ^NTS^ONEY CALL
LOANS MADE ON SHORT NOTICE.
•SVE advance money on furniture, fixtures, pianos, warehouse receipts, horees! wagons, machinery, etc.; in fact, we will loan on ‘ny and all kinds of chattel property without removai-You can pay back the money la weekly or monthly Installments. Any part paid reduce* cost of carrying the loan. Call and get
our rates before going elsewhere.
CENTRAL LOAN CO., 114 N. Meridian st.. mom 5.
First stairway on the east aide of N. Meridian at., near Washington, up-atalra.
ner of Washington and Pennsylvania ste
TEN THOUSAND DOLLAR#
horse, and 8 Reynolds
FOR SALE—Good mare;' free moverTfourteen hands high; price moderate. 28 St. Peter at., north of Prospect. i ■ FOR SALE-A sound six-year-old horse; woman or child can drive; a new leather-top phaeton: either one or both; cheap. 820 a
Washington.
FOR SALE—All 1895 surreys,'bui
Knelpp water cure.
PERSONAL - LORENZ SCHM Euro^ ^in^Pm No^l In su ranee Block, 29 S. Delaw are at-
To loan in sums
HO, $15, *20. *30. *50, *105, *200.
or any amount on
FURNITURE. PIANOS, ORGANS.
STORE FIXTURES. ETC..
At rates which honest people can afford to pay. The property to remain in your
undisturbed possession.
EVERYBODY WHO WANTS MONET
CALL AND SEE US.
We are Just as happy t° make you a $10 loan as one for *la<). We will give you plenty of time to pay the money back. In fact, you can make the payments to suit yourself. Every payment so mads reduces the cost of carrying the loan. Wa give you the full amount of money you ask for; no charge* taken out in advance The transaction is sure to bs private. Don’t fail to see us and gat
INDIANAPOLIS MORTGAGE
LOAN COMPANY.
Room ML *7 K. Market st.
All 1895 mirrey*. buggies and phaecost; Fair samples. 1896 work, at Large line delivery and milk
tons below
Close figure*.
wagons. Cash or payments. A. H; VA NT A CO., 68 S. PennsytvaMa.
““ 1 p ^??Aisii» , S'Z3 ‘JK.'TSr.?
rent fifty more lioiieee-
124 Oliver a vs.
STURT E-
FOR SALE—At a bargain. If you coma quic ■ surreys, phaetons, traps, top buggies. May business buggje*. one fine Victory carriai one nice laundry or notion wagon, eprli wagon*, eta; horses, mule* and sec nd-hai vehicles taken in trade. SCHOFIELD A JACOBS. 122 E. Wabash at, rear of Market
House.
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CLAIRVOYANT.
E. Market^ et.^
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