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T TE INDIANAPOLIS NEWS. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 12. 1885.

FOR SAXK—RKAI. ESTATE. RBAL ESTATB-FlorKU S**].

I H8TATB—Modern Itouii*. UKi Broadway;. bargain. RSAL. ESTATE—MILLS * SMALL. U N. Del* aware at.

REAL ESTATE—Nine-room hoiue; cheap. 12»

E. Xorth St. '

REAL ESTATE—Hooeee and lota on payments.

BULLOCK. Q Lombard.

REAL ESTATE—Colleje-ave. lot; 65x215; tine

shade; H.26P. MICK * CO.

REAL ESTATE-Pr^ertv or ail hinds. HEN*

RY H. FAY. ¥)\k R Washington aL

REAL ESTATE— W RIO HT 8 HOME-MADE

MINCE MEAT is clean. ’Phone 449.

RK.VL ESTATE—Modern, seven-room house;

easy terms; bargain. W Andrews at.

REAL ESTATE—*460 for house and lot; rents

for >5 month. HILOKNBERO. 27 W. Ohio.

REAL ESTATE—On easy payments, residence

properties; >1,000 upward. C, F. SAYLES^

RBAL ESTATE—Meridian, near Pratt; eight

rooms; |6,000. B. M. RALSfCN, K*4 W.

Market.

FOH SALE-REAL ESTATE.

FOR SALE—MISCBLI.ANJEOtS.

IVAVrED—FEMALE HELP.

WANTED-.UJSCELLANEOl S.

REAL ESTATE—Lot 6503. on-College ave ;

FOR SALE—Florida Seal.

WANTED—Tlsh-l-mlngo-

—Tlsh-l-mlngo.

only (3,25V. Ad dims H 2u, care News.

FOR SALE-Tlsh-J-mingo cigar.

I WANTED-ARLINGTON CIGAR.

WANTED-ARLINGTON.

TO LK1'—UOV8B*.

J O I.ET-FluitdJ Seal,

! r. j proved; iREAL 1

Water; sases.

i* X. Ari»euai j*v>r.

RHTATE—i»i*. Illinois st., near

) Twelfth. , W. K. STEVENSON, 74 E. Market. I REAL ESTATE—Englcwiyyl lots are Weom ok I more desirable every day. H. H. BBViLLK j REAL’ ESTATE-IMOlots on Vhlrteentb ^ I near Illinois. W. E. STEVENSOX, 74 K.

! Market. i

| REAL ESTATE—t1/'0<riotT Mississippi st _ lot' near Twelfth. \V. E. ^TEVEN’WOX. 74 E. Market. I KHAI> ESTATE—Seven-room resirienre. Went | st.; nice condition. AY. E. STEVENSON, 'll

E. Market.

FOR SA L E A RL1XOTOX CIOAR. FOR SALE—Bicycle. 31 Virginia ave. ! FOR SALE—K. K. Sold by ail grocers. FOR SALE—Bull-dog, with pedigree. 613 , Pearl.

REAL ESTATES—tt.4.iO—Elegant five-room cottage; N. Capitol ave. f>. A. LBMOX, 55 X. Illinois st. REAL ESTATE—Business block, on Indiana tv*.; all tamed. CLIFFORD ARKJCK, 66 E. Market st. REAL ESTATE—Elegant, high, east front lot; - Delaware, south of Tenth. Address V 17. ears News. , REAL ESTATE-Try W. E. MICK A CO. In collecting rents. They will please landlord and ter.anta RJBAL ESTATE—Lot on Meridian, near 11th; ttxlTO; 14.000. JAMES tiKEENE A OO. When Block. RSAL ESTATE—52,600—Seven-room dwelling; Capitol ave.. near Third. D. A. LEMON, 55 N. Illinois st. REAL ESTATE—Wanted: Some good properties; on easy payments. B. M. RALSTON. »H W. Market.

REAL KSTATE-$2>W Uellefontaine-st. cottage; six rooms, near Seventh. VV. E. STbV'BNSON, 74 E. Market. _ _ REAL ESTATE—Fifty-foot lot. Pennsylvania st.. south Seventh; beautiful location. W. di.

STEVENSON, 74 E. Market.

REAL ESTATE—College-ave. lo^ near fen.h; ! will excliange for small rental property. \V. j E. STEVENSON. 74 E. Market. j REAL ESTATE—Two-atory frame dweiling, cn i Delaware st., near tSt. Mary; lot 50x150; price I 58,500. JOHN 8. SPANN A CO. _ REAL ESTATE—Bargains: On the comer Illinois and Nineteenth sts., 51.0r» lots for 5850.

J. W. MUIR. 572 N. Alabama st.

REAL ESTATE—Only one” more lot left on Gillard ave.; will sell cheap if sold at once. H. H. BEVILLE. 2H W. Washington st.

FOR SALE—Nice, large base-healer. 5% Shelby street. FOR SALE—Good gas stove. |5. 39 Ellsworth street.

FOR SALE—Organ; cheap. 185 College ave.,

Sunday.

i WANTED—KELLER'■> KOMPOUND. I WANTED—Girl for general housework. 127 E. Frau st. WANTED—-Two good German girls. 147 N. I New Jersey. . ! WANTED—Girl for general housework. 614 E. J Washington »L WANTED—German girl for general housework at 309 N. Noole st.

WANTED - Have the dent 1st, 29ti S.

TO LET—ARLINGTON.

TO LET—;j»t.

M Cliyta. | TO LET -Metzger*a agency.

you

linois st.

N. Mississippi st.; seven rooms;

FOR SALE—No. 1 milch cow. 11 S'! Capitol ave., north. FOR SALE—Base burner; good as new. 281 Highland ave. FOR SALE—Two grocery counters. Call at 136 Columbia ave. FOR SALE—Ffne bicycle; cheap. Addres* L 17. care News. FORKALE—Very cheap, a second-hand range. 155 N. Illinois. FOR SALE—Nice bedroom suite; cheap. 179 W. Market st. FOR SALK—Drug natures and stock. Address F 18. care News. FOrTsALE—Cheap; engine. 16x24. Call CENTRAL CHAIR CO.

girl

wages. 190 Capitol ave., north. WANTED—Good girl in small family; liest of wages. Address X 18. care News.

WANTED

at their homes

latilies wishing steady employment

<-all 134 N. Noble.

WANTED - WRIGHT’S MINCE-MEAT Is clean.

HOME-MADE

•Phone 419.

WANTED—Feathers renovated sold. 116 Massachusetts ave.

.. ....ught and B. F. DUBOIS.

FOR SALE—Driven wells 40c a foot, diana ave. ’Phone 179L

IS In-

RJSAL ESTATE—52,000—Seven-room, two-story dwelling; bam; Broadway. D. A. LEMON, M N. Illinois st._ REAL liSTATE—Pennsylvania sL, near Twelfth; 52ou lees than any lot near. Address V_16^care News. REAL BSTATEI—"WOO - Comer lot; S. State »vs.; will trade for cottage. D. A. LEMON, M N. Illinois st. REAL EBTATB—51.600—Elegant cottage; six rooms: bam; Keystone ave. D. A. LEMON. 55 N. mmols st. REAL EBTATB—52,900 for nine-room house; N. West st.. near Indiana ave. HILGENBBRO. 27 W Ohio. REAL ESTATE - (5,000 - Ten-room dwelling; large lot; Illinois, nesr Eighth. D. A. LEMON, M y. Illinois st. REAL ESTATE—Modern, eight-room residence, College ave.; all conveniences, cheap. ■4 Massachusetts ave. REAL ESTATE—Private funds In bank to loan on good. Improved, central real estate; 5 per sent. C. F. 8AYL13S.

REAL ESTATE—Five-room cottage. N. State st; .cheaper than anything on the street. Addresg T 16, care News. ■ REAL ESTATE—5*80—Six-room house; central; northwest; renting at tH; a bargain. HILOHNBBRO, *7 W. Ohio.

REAL ESTATE—No. 8 Elsworth st., .and two houses in rear; renting 527 per month; make offer. W. E. STEVENSON, 74 E. Market, REAL ESTATE—Cottage; six rooms; bath; Pennsylvania st., near Fifteenth; here's a bargain. W. E. STEVENSON. 74 E. Market. REAL ESTATE—53.200“ Broadway, six-rxim cottage; cellar; well; cistern; back porch; all kinds fruit W. E. STEVENSON, 74 E. Market. REAL ESTATE—Englewood lot. 5500; worth 5600. One of the best; high grade; cement walks; electric cars, etc. Address V 19, care News. REAL ESTATE—Lots m Englewood, and very desirable to build on for rental purposes, as a house la not completed until It is rented. H. H. BeviHe, 2Vi W. Washington st REAL ESTATE—Lots in Englewood have cement walks; streets made; shade trees set; cRy water and natural gas; electric cars. H. H.JBEViLLE. 2*4 W. Washington. REAL ESTATE-Corner property, ten squares north of postofllce; three houses on lot; room for another dwelling or business room. Owned by non-resident. Price asked, $7,500. Want offer. JAMES GREENE & CO., When Block. REAL ESTATE—Iliinols-st; residence, near Sixth; ten rooms; bath; attic: heated by steam; grates: cellar; well; cistern; city water; both gases: bam; sixty-foot lot; Will sell at a bargain. W. E. STEVENSON. 74 E. Market. REAL ESTATE—Biggest bargain offered this year: Six-room cottage, well, cellar, cistern, cabinet mantel, grate, piped for both gases, front veranda, back porch, high lot, 40x130. Price, 51,400; 5100 cash, balance sa,me as rent. Address E 19, care News.

FOR SALE — Special sale of school shoes. KISTNKR'S, 83 S, Illinois. FOR SALE—Almost new phaeton, at 195 Had-

ley ave.. West Indianapolis.

FOR SALE—Mandolin and case, good as new, 510; cost $18. si Central., ave. FOR SALE—Fine cigar store; very cheap. No.

17 Indiana ave. J. M. RYDER.

FOR SALE-Try kTsTNER 7 S OLD RELIABLE SHOE HOUSE, 83 S. Illinois. FOR SALE—Have your trunks repaired at BesHive Trunk Factory, 2 N. Meridian. FOR SALE — WRIGHT’S HOME-MADE

MINCE-MEAT is clean. 'Phone 449.

FOR SALE—Cheap, coal and wood at the MB

RIDIAN COAL YARD. Telephone 356.

FOR SALE—Draft horse; 4*4 years; 1.400 lbs;

19 Tall “ ■"

WANTED—Good girl for general housework; good home and wages. 282 E. New York st. WANTED — A middle-aged lady for general housework; must be good cook. 313 E. Georgia. l^ANTED—A girl for general housework. 317 N. New Jersey. Call between 6 and 7, evenings. WANTED — Girl to do general housework. MRS. O. B. JAMESON, 515 N. Pennsylvania street. WANTED—Drink CAFFOZONE. the health drink. REIMS’S DRUG STORE, Market and Illinois sts. WANTED — Best all-wool carpets. 70c per yard; on payments. BORN & CO.. 62 E. Washington st.

j WANTED - Inventors to see THURMAN « : — 1 j TO LET—Tlsh-l-mlngo cigar. WANTED- Fine livery ana carriages. WOOD'S ! TO LET—SPANN & CO.. S8 E. Market. STABLEB; .-j TO LET-See list." C. E. COFFIN fc Co7 10 C ° UeCt : qim * “ n<1 promp '- j To'jL.ICT—‘House,"six : , garret.' 516‘e

WANTED—K. K. tor cleaning woodwork and

dishwashing.

WANT®!)—Ot*~Tru"st Vtoek”NilWTOJV TOI)D, ingnlle Block. "'ANTED—Man and wife for room and board,. No, S3 Ontial ave. ' WANTED—Guiiars. mandolins and violins to lepBlr. 6 Indiana ave. WANTED—Small iron iathe. G. M. WAGONER. Knightstown. Ind. W-VNTED—To buy second-hand furniture and stoves. 306 Virginia ave. WANTED—9maU pool table,- complete; must be cheap. J. M. RYDER. WANTED—To buv cut natr, only. M. E. PHE-

Washic

girls to call at

dressmaking; cutting

5100. BALLARD.

Ibott Building.

REAL ESTATE -Business avec. rent 521; price |2, ■TON, (514 W. Market.

l>rot>«vty; Virginia 00. B. M. HAL-

REAL ESTATE—By owner, two-story residence; Park ave., south of Seventh; lot 56x173. Address V* 17, care News. REAL ESTATE—$3,750—Seven-room dwelling; New Jersey, near Morrison; bargain. D. A.

LEMON, 86 N* Illinois st.

REAL ESTATE-Capitol ave.. n^ar Twelfth; six rooms; 52,800; easy payments. B. M. RALBTON, 8SV4 W. Market 1 REAL ESTATE—For Sate or Rent: 141 Highland Place, nice eight-room residence. Inqnire 80 Lombard Building. REAL BSTATB—Here is a bargain; IlHaois, near Fourth; eight rooms; 54,300. B. M. RALSTON. 86V4 W. Market. REAL ESTATE—Fine six-room house, Capitol ave.; 60x17814 ; 54,000; take some trade. B. M. RALSTON, 56tt W, Market. REAL ESTATE—Woven wire spring, $2; cot-ton-top mattresses, |3; on payments. BORN 4 OO., <5 E. Washington st. REAL ESTATE—52,100—Seven-room, two-story dwelling; immense bargain; N. Illinois. D.

A. LEMON, 55 N. Illinois sL

REAL ESTATE—Bargain; six-room house and barn; In good condition; on choicest square of

Union st.; (2.800. £95 Union st.

REAL ESTATE-868 Capitol ave., north, elegant, modern house, Just completed; eight rooms; bath and pantry; hardwood flnish; plate glass; three mantels; flrst-cl&ss plumbing; furnace; electric wiring; cement walks and cellar; large barn; lot 40x180. A. G. WALKER, 21 JVV._Waahlngton_st. REAL ESTATE—A lot on E. Washington bt.. two squares east of the new hay market: loft Is 60x193 feet; has a brick ware-room, with stone foundation, on It which cost (4,000 to build; R>t Is worth (5.000. Will sell all for 55,000 4f sold at once; this place Is assessed at 54.400. H. H. pEVILLE, W. Washington.

[. pEVIL VTE—83,10

REAL ESTATE—13,100; elegant home, Cenirtl ave.; small cash payment: balance like rent.

(3,500; nice, eight-room; Broadway.

52.250; eight rooms; Forest ave., near loop College ave.; small cash payment, balance I ke

rent.

We hav.

We have cash buyer for small property east of Mississippi st. and west of Alabama. ■ 55,000; East st; down town; small cash

irent; balance to suit.

$1,700, near East Washington st.; eight

rooms; like rent.

Seventy-five feet, N. Delaware, near Sixth:

price reasonable.

57,500; two modern, elght-rflbm houses; (2,500 cash, balance to suit; pay 10 per cent, on pur-

chase price; Broadway. (2,650; nice home; Broadway.

WEBB & KISER.

Room 4, 19% N. Pennsylvania st. REAL ESTATE—.. For sale or trade by CHARLES A. DALE & UG...... Investments ...Real Estate ....2414 E. Washington, 66 and 67 Lombard..., Delaware, below Ninth; eight rooms; barn; new; bargain; 54,500. Will eke ha nge for good

rental property.

Haughvllle, three four-room houses; rent 524 per month; good condition; always rented; best part of town: 53,000. Will exchange for

pi»perty north; pay cash difference.

8t. Joe, between Pennsylvania and Delaware; nine rooms; best condition; fruit: barn; IS.WlO. W4II exchange for smaller property with cash

difference.

New Jersey st. at Morrison; nine rooms; new; fruit; stable; 55,000. Will exchange small property with cash. Illinois, below Sixth, double house; rents (70. Wilt exchange for residence Worth 512,000 cast of Capitol, below Twelfth. Wa have some gilt-edge properties, with cash, to-exchange for business property in good locations. Two and one-half acres at Maywood: eightroonr house; two three-room rental properties; one store-room: great deal of fruit; cow-sheds for fifteen head; barn; wind-mill. Price $3,600. Will exchange for city property. New Jersey, at Sixth; 93 feet front by 150 feet dsep; eight-room house; stable; fruit; bargain; good investment. Price 57,800. Ground worth

the money.

195 feet. College, at.Eleventh; all Improvements made; large twelve-room bouse; 517,000.,

will exchange for good farm.

Fourteen acres, Illinois, at Thirtieths good for an addition. 4K acres, Mississippi, at Thirtieth. » acres fo Irvington; already plat-

— "’wood. Business block,

ty. Ground, Indiana

&ve7 and St. Clair. Brick building, Bast and

pay-

IU0AL E8TATE—Morton Place; severttl handsome lots; try me on these. R. L. TALBOT, 4414 N. Pennsylvania st. REAL HISTATB5—52^300—New, “ten-room, double dwelling; pays big per cent E. Washington. P. A. LEMON, » N. Illinois st. Real ESTATE—Choice Alabama-st proaertyi modern house; nearly new; bargain. CLIPFORD ARRICK, 66 E, Market st. REAL ESTATE—Will pay 53,900 cash for new, modem, seven-room house, north. Must be bargain. 1,004 Capitol ave., north. REAL ESTATE—A good, two-story, eight-room house on Park ave., south of Christian, for 13.500. M. ARBUGKLE. 19 When Block. ^ REAL ESTATE—Ftye-rootn cottage. West Indianapolis, on easy monthly puyuents. •TROUBB ft FULLEN, 43 Baldwin Block. REAL ESTATE-Double house; rent 314; price 11,500; terms, $100 cash. $10 per month; rent pays It. R M- RALSTON, 86Mr W. Market REAL ESTATE—Two- rtory brick. B. New Yorm et; centra); eight rooms; bath; price IA5M. JAMBB QRBENK A CO., 9 When Block. REAL BSTATB—Nicest east front lot on College ave.; trees, water, gas; cheapest lot en Parti or Broadway. W. J. LOWRY, 33 Ingalls block. ^ REAL BSTATB—Neat four-room house; gar, grate, pantry, closets; small payment balance monthly. SMITH ft CO., » W. Washington REAL ESTATE—Delsware-st. residence, south of Seventh; ten rooms; steam heat; bargain; terms satisfactory* C* F. SAYLES, 77% E. Market. REAL ESTATE—Two handsome lots; N. Pennsylvania. near Twenty-fifth; very desirable and cheap. K. L. TALBOT, 44H N. Pennsyl-

vania st.

FOR SALE—Grocery and meat market; no better in city, (’all Cherry and Broadway. FOR SALE—Man, with $500. to buy a good, paying business. Address Q 15, care News. FOR SALE—Bicycle; nineteen pounds. F. J. MEYER & CO., corner East and McCarty. FOR SALE—New Singer sewing machine, with all attachmenta; cheap. Ill ,N. New Jersey. FOR SALE—Cheap: any way at all; square piano; good condition. Address A 19, care

News.

FOR SALE—Drug store and grocery; good location; favorable terms. Address B 19, care News. i FOR SALE—Rubber goous of every description rejialred at RUBBER STORE, 4 N. Meridian

street.

FOR SALE—Bicycle-riders! See latest fadbeautiful and useful handle-bar cover. All dealers. FOR SALE!—Large heater, good as new; suitable for business room; bargain. 336 N. Alabama st FOR SALE—Money to loan on watches and diamonds; .fair dealing and private room. 24 Ingalls Block. FOR SALE—Odd pieces for all makes of stoves. 289 E. Washington st., A. A. HELLSTERN, Stove Repair House. FOR SALE—Bicycles at rock-bottom prices; cash or easy payments. WHEELMEN’S CO., 39 Lorraine Building. FOR SALE—Invalid rolling chairs, physicians' chairs, tables and cabinets. W. D. ALLISON CO.. 85 E. South st. , FOR SALE—The only hotel In Plainfield; well furnished; good business. LARRANCEk & POLLARD, Plainfield, Ind. FOR SALE—Rattan, plush and leather-seat rockers; all; prices; on payments. BORN & CO.. 62 E. Washington st FOR SALE?—first-class Washington-st. shoe store; or will sell stand and fixtures. See BOLTON, 36 N. Delaware at. FOR SALE—1895 Stearns bicycle; cheap. Call telephone 176, or address W. A. EAGLE6FIKLD. Ninth and Alvord sts, FOR SALE—Buggy cushions, backs, tops, light wheels, wagons, buggies and surreys; also shafts. AL SMITH, 265 S. Illinois st. FOR SALE—Good, second-hand, upright piano; at a big bargain. At SMITH & NIXON’S, 68 and 60 N. Pennsylvania. SteinWay dealers. FOR SALE—Handsome drug store; In very center of city; one of the oldest stands; complete every way; will be sold cheap. W. E. MICK &_CO, FOR SALE—First-class Job printing office; doing good business; reason for selling, other business; will bear investigation. Address F 14, care News. FOR SALE—Grocery counters and shelving; new, good fixtures; also horse, delivery wagon and phaeton buggy; strictly cash business. Call 480 W. Michigan, ■ FOR SALE—Livery and boarding stable, centrally located, low rent, fpur years’ lease; owner leaving the city. Call pr address J. H., 78 VVoodlawn ave. FOR SALE—Furniture ana stoves of all hinds; cheap for cash. ANDERSON’S STOR-AGE-HOUSE, coiner Hosbrook and Cedar sts., near Virginia ave. FOR SALE—Sinker & Davis freight elevator; new cable * and cogs; must be tfemoved. KRAMER MANUFACTURING CO., corner New Jersey and Merrill. FOR SALE—Grocery, doing good business In good location; goods all new and fresh; also fixtures for meat market; horse and wagon.

WANTED—Ladles and Virginia ave.; learn and fitting taught.

WANTED—Call on MRS. MITCHELL to have dressmaking done at reasonable prices. 36Vs W’. Washington st., room 6. WANTED—Experienced chocolate dippers; none other need apply. ROBERTS & NICHOLS. 62 S. Pennsylvania st. WANTED—A stenographer; must be rapid and accurate; state experience and salary expected. Address Y 14, care News. WANTED—At once, experienced hands on shirts and shirt waists; steady work. EXCBL8IOR SHIRT OO.. 27V4 W, Pearl. WANTED — Five nrst-ciass lady agents for daily paper; good salary. Call room 10 Phoenix Building, opposite court-house. WANTED—Get our contest blanks at once, to win that fine Martin piano; free for all; If you want to buy a piano, call on us; we can save you money on reliable pianos. SMITH & NIXON, Stetnway dealers.

WANTED—One woman in each Indiana town as manager for branch office. Big money. Write at once and send references Pleasant and legitimate business, with future ahead for progressive people. Address P. S. T. CO., Western offices, Indianapolis, Ind. WANTEID—Forty-sixth year! Day and night. BRYANT & STRATTON, INDIANAPOLIS BUSINESS UNIVERSITY. When Building. Only commercial school ever made permanent In Indianapolis. Magnificent quarters. More prosperous than ever before. 500 students annually. Only permanent faculty of experienced business educators In the city. Visitors Invlted. E. J, HEBB, President. WANTED—There is no business college teacher of shorthand in Indianapolis that has not twenty years leas experience than our principal (at the COLLEGE OF COMMERCE.). Why learn from girl and boy students, when people are coming a thousand miles to learn from the expert you have’right here at home? Elegant quarters. Elevator. Electric light, steam heat and all modern conveniences. AUG. STOBSMEISTER. iTesldent. WALTER J. HUBBARD, Treasurer.

WANTED HELP—MEN—BOYS. WANTED—Tlsh-i-mlngo. WANTED-ARLINGTON.

WANTED—Presa feeder. 39 Virginia ave. WANTED—Paper to hang; 6c roll. 280 N. Noble ot. WANTED—Good dairy hand; German preferred. Inquire 450 Clifford ave. •

WANTED—Smnke DITTO CIGAR. & SPRINGSTEIN. Manufacturers.

HARMS

WANTED - WRIGHT S MINCE-MEAT is clean.

HOME-MADE ’Phone 449.

WANTED—Boy, with two years’ experience at type-setting. Address B 16, care News. WANTED—OYSTER CHARLIE’S oysters or* cheap and delicious. 244 E. Washington. WANTED—Three experienced INDUSTRIAL SOLICITORS; salary. 48 Journal Building. WANTED—Bicycle. .$25. Repiir punctures. 25c. W. VANDERPOOL. 226 E. Washington st.

WANTED—Lodging, 10c; quiet. comfortable and cool. 290 tV. Market. (Clused_10 p. ID.) WANTED—When yout bicycle is broken, call the BICYCLE AMBULANCE, telephone 383.

WANTED—Colored man and

sfei

REAL EBTATB—Gcod. modern, new twelve. room house; N. Pennsylvania st., corner; $4,600; easy payments. B. M. RALSTON. <5)4 W. MarkeL ~ • REAL ESTATE—ftOO -Three-room cottage; E.

39)4 N, Pennsylvania st.

ted. 80 acres at Brlghtwo Virginia ave., at McCarty,

ave. and St. Clair. Brick building,

railroads, by Indiana bicycle factory, and other smaller properties, alt valued at 5150,000. Will exchange for large lands, buriness properties, summer •hotel or other large properties, stocks,

bonds, etc.

Money to loan. Low rates..........,,;

NOTICE.

NOTICE—TUlyMnlngo. NOTICE—K. K. for easy washing. NOTICE-GATES, Dentist, room I Odd Fellowt Block. ^ .NOTICE—WRIGHT'S HQME-MADE MINCEMEAT Is clean. ’Phone 449. NOTICE—Tin work and furnaces. JOSEPH GARDNER. 39 Kentucky ave. Telephone 322.

Address^t) 19. care News.

Michigan at.; 15 per cent, investment. AR- NOTICE—Tin work and furnaces. JOSEPH

THUR U. GROVER, room IS Aetna Building, '

NOTICE-EVERROAD ft PRUNK, furnaces and tin work, 170 Indiana ave. Telephone

IMS.

FOR SALE—Brick! Brick! 300,000 good building and paving brick; less than cost; at Kokomo; must be sold in sixty days. Address M. McK., lock box 176. Tipton^ Ind. FOR SALE-STOVES! See the Welse’s heater. 57.50; not a stove, but a heat-preserver; it utilises waste heat from gas stoves and grates; beautiful in appearance. 269 and 271 English

avenue. . ‘

FOR SALE—Ferrets! Ferrets! Three-fourths-Inch 'rope and pulley, pruning shears, tree trimmer, fiat-boat, two large bromse turkeys, garden hoe. Scotch collie dogs, spring wagon;

(2.50. 177 8. Alabama st.

FOR SALE—Pianos! Don’t fall to examine the Martin pianos before buying, no matter how much other dealers try and prevent you doing so. They talk for their Interest, not yours. SMITH ft NIXON, also Steinway dealers, 58 and 80 N. Pennsylvania.

REAL BSTATB—Lots for sate on weekly payments In Prospect st.. B. Washington st., and In Brinkman Hill addition. BRADLEY ft DENNY, 26 N. Delaware. REAL ESTATE—N. Delaware-st. residence; ten rooms; bath; complete; lot 50x150; east front; south of First st.; to he sold at great bargain. W. B. MICK ft *_CG REAL BSTATB—Stop paying rent and buy a nice, new home out College ave., on payments Just to suit you. Investigate this. J. A.

Baldwin Block.

NOTICE—For Sale: Lots 65 and 66, In the sub- FOR SALE—

division by Davidson, commissioner for the ■state of Noah Noble, of the west parts of outots 45, 50. 55. 56 and 6L in Indianapolis, Ma-i

estate

lota 4b, *~, —- . ... p-j —, — rlon county. Ind. The same are to be sold at private sale, under the will sf Mary A. Kline, deceased. Terms, one-thtrd cash, balance in

GROCERIES)

SHIRLEY. 58

Mary A. Kline

uevecuKTu. w.iv—,.... —. vwHh, balance one and two years, secured by mortgage

REAL ESTATE—Fletcher ave., eight-room residence, between Dillon and Olive sts.; hers Is a bargain; call and get description. W. W. STEVENSON. 74 8. Market. REAL ESTATE—House" ot seven rooms, stable. both gases, on N. Pennsylvania st.; some cash, balance monthly payments. For partleularo call at 1915 N. Meridian st. REAL ESTATE—Insure your property in lb* Insurance Company of North America or the Pennaylvanla Fire Insurance Company, with HENRY H. FAY, 40)4 B. Washington at REAL BSTA%3E—Northwest corner^Greenwood and Ninth sU.: large, ten-room house; also double cottage, four rooms a side, on some lot; very desirable property. Apply on premlseo. REAL ESTATE—Ten-room modem residence; bath, both gases, electric bells, quartered oak, furnace, etc.; south of Lincoln Park, between Meridian sad Delaware. Address V 17, tors News, ■_ y'y.'y;" 1 .yl,- .y ; | REAL ESTATR-Very desirable nine-room dwelling and bath; northeast part city, near College ave.; will sell less than value; want on offer. R. U TALBOT. 44)4 N. PennsyL

vanla st.

REAL ESTATE—There is nothing more desirable on the market than the Morris lots, on Alabama, New Jersey and Central ave.; gas, water and sewers; reasonable prices; easy terms JOHN 8. SPANN ft OO.. 35 & Market. REAL ESTATE)—Choice five-room cottage; easy payments; 51.530 ; 5154 cash, balance 515 month; fifteen minutes’ walk State House; natural gas. well, cistern, bam. improved streets, two lots, electric cars. 1. N. RICHIE,

street a two l< h) E. Market

REAL ESTATE—582 Broadway. Just south Seventh; nine rooms, both, furnace, grates, cellar, well, cistern, city water, both gases; Rigant home; fifty-foot lot; owner leaving city: will sell at a bargain; make offer. W. E. STEVENSON. 74 E. Market. REAL ESTATE—5450! 5450! 5466! Worth 51.000! Worth 51.000! Worth 51,080! 5450 will buy one of tbeae N. Oup.tol-ave. lets, near Sixteenth at.; they are worth 51.006. Remember. Capitol ave. Is to be made the finest street ,n W. B. MICK ft CO. REAL ESTATE—Money t* wan; a large sum of home funds left In oUr care to bo loaned In sums of 5100 to *1.8» and upward at lowest rates of Interest; can furnish money same day k when you please. A. ■ 5 Odd Fellows Halt REAL ESTATE—« acres, one mile of Jamestown, Ind., well improved; 80 acre* four astlss west city, all new Improvements; 170 tor tm< ie—What you; 60 miles west city. 52,100; 16 acres ~ *»; 12 acres five

bouse; 00 acres

west city, good land, well Improved; to county; *4 acres near Kainsaeres near Jamestown. Ind.; one mile from New Mayavilte. Hen- ; 401 acres on Morris st.. a barbottom land; 54.acres nine miles west MITCHELL ft JOHNSON. ML Jackson.

said real estate, but the purchaser may pay all cash; offers will be received at the office of the undersigned, comer of New Jersey and aSyrrlil sts.. Indianapolis. ANDREW KRAMER, administrator, with the will annexed of the estate of Mary A. Kline, deceased. LUCIUS B.

SWIFT. Attorney.

NOTICE—ASSIGNEE’S SALE OF REAL ESTATE AND PERSONAL PROPERTY. Notice is hereby given that the undersigned, as trustee under the assignment of Robert E. Poindexter, will, from this date forward, offer for sale, at private sale, -the following described real estate, situate In Marion county, in the. State of Indiana, to-wit; One hundred and sixty-nine (169)' feet and six (6) Inches off the east end of lot thirteen (13). in James Van Blaricum’s subdivision of outlot fourteen (14). in the city of Indianapolis, together with the buildings, machinery and manufacturing plant situated thereon; such sale to be for not lees than the appraised value Of the equity of redemption of said real estate, over and above existing mortgages thereon; one-third of the purchase price to be paid In cash, the remainder thereof to be divided into two equal installments; the purchaser to execute notes for the deferred payments, negotiable and payable at some bank In the city of Indianapolis, waiving relief from valuation and appraisement laws, bearing interest at the rate of 6 per cent, per annum until due and at the rate of 3 per cent, per annum thereafter until paid, and providing - for reasonable attorney’s fees, to be secured by mortgage and personal security to-the approval of the Circuit Court. Also all the personal property in his hands, as such trustee, consisting of fencing material, manufactured, in process of ,, manufacture, castings for horse powers and for corn-rpllttlng machines, office furniture and fixtures, paitema. horse, wagons and harness. Such property will be sold as an entirety, or In lots to suit purchaser. AH sales In sums of less than twenty-five dollars must be paid in cash at time of purchase; on all sums exceeding twen-ty-five dollars .one-third of tlje purchase money muat be paid in cash and the remainder divided Into two tqual installments, due respectively In six and twelve months, for which notes, as above, will be required of the purchaser, with surety fo the approval of ro4d Circuit Court. All sales to be subject to the approval of sttid court. ' J. R. IRVING. Trustee Under the Assignment of Robert E. Poindexter. PERSONAL. PERSONAL-MRS. LOT8HAR, 16 E. Washtngton st. , * - - PERSONAL — WRIGHTS HOME-MADE MINCE MEAT Is dean. ’Phone 449.

C. H. AND E. H. SCHRADER, 453 Virginia ave.

$3.20 per barrel for best roller process flour. 50 lbs best roller process 80c. 25 lbs beet roller process flour 40c. 12 lbs best roller process flour 20c.

FOR SALB-

’ GEORGE J. HAMMEL. 110 and 112 Massachusetts are.

75c for 1 gallon maple sirup. 5c for 1 lb com starch. 10c for 3 cakes Puritan soap. . 2">c for 3 Ids peanuts. ' 15c for 1 package coffee. 8c for 1-lb can Bracket baking powder. Me for 2 lbs good lord. TELEPHONE 76.

AS SOL’S CBMKiri-a. ANNOUNEMENT—Fionda^eaT

ANNOUNCEMENT—Tish-l-mmgo. ANNOUNCEMENT-MRS. LOTSHAR. 15 E. Washington st.

ANNOUNCEMENT - WRIGHT’S HOME-

MADE MINCE-MEAT is clean. ’Phone 449. ANNOUNCEMENT—Instructions in painting. .MRS. JOHN O. SPAHR. Studio. 1343 N. Illinois.

ANNOUNCEMENT—Go this week to BEN-

NETT’S, and get the finest cabinets made for only 51 doten.

ANNOUNCEMENT — The Florida Seal is a

hand-mad* perfect© cigar. T. J. HAMILTON ft CO., makers. Indianapolis. ANNOUNCEMENT—Cut-flowers, funeral designs. decorations. BERTERMAXN BROS., 17 to 43 Massachusetts ave. Telephone 843. ANNOUNCEMENT-Dr. ELLIS. Astrologer. tells life’s history, gives information on all subjects by the planets. 182 N. Mississippi st.

ANNOUNCEMENT - MRS. PORTER. the

palmist and mind-reader, 135 X. Illinois st..

beats all in love, losses and business; causes

speedy marriages. Letters afiswerod.

PERSONAL—Dehkewalw Springs, postoffle* Spencer. Ind.; beautiful country sanitarium; Kn*ipp water euro. PERSONAL — Hair on ladies’ faces, moles, birthmarks, removed without pain. VARIN. room 23. over A yres's. PERSONAL—Ladles, a friend In need Is a friend indeed. If you want a regulator that never fails, address WOMAN’S MEDICAL HOME. Buffalo. X. Y. PERSONAL—Ladles afflicted with superfluous hair on faces can have every hair destroyed

forever before I Ckw* ms

ANNOUNCEMENT—T. J. HAMILTON A CO.. manufacturers of the Florida Seal 5c cigar, have removed their office to 43 Kentucky ave., nearly opposite old location. Factory. 177-179 W. Maryland sL *- ■ ANNOUNCEMENT-KKLLSR’S KOMPOUND Is the best; far surpassing all the rest; It makes the clothes as white as snow; requires little labor; gives Unware a lovely glow. Go

tell It to your neighbor.

Terms reasons hie. 59)*

office November L

Illinois SL

ANNOUNCEMENT—“One-tbird of your Hfe is spent in bed.” I will renovate hair mattresses for remainder of month for 52.50. Furniture recovered and repaired as It should be. R. H. JOHNSON, late foreman for Eastman, Schleicher ft Lee, 137 Massachusetts ave.

wife for house

and stable work; references. G 12. care News. WANTED—Salesman to drug trade; side line or exclusive. J. W. KNIGHT. 217 State, Racine, Wis. WANTED—Drink CAKFOZONE. the health drink. HEIMS’S DRUG STORE, Market and Illinois sts. v WANTED-To loan money on watches, diamonds; fair dealing and private. Roam 24 Ingalls Block. . WANTED—A young man for collector, with bicycle; state age and references. Address N 25, care News. L WANTED—Good salary and commission guaranteed to salesmen, canvassers and expert-, enced agents. 81 When Building. WANTED—Solid oak, six-foot extension tables, six legs, polished' top, 56: on payments.

—aamai

BORN ft CO., 62 E. Wa

mgton st.

WANTED—Three competent and reliable men to solicit building and loan stock; special inducements. Call at 66 E. Market st. WANTED—Two good cost makers; good prices paid; must be good workmen. Apply J. T.

H. MILLER,

Ind.

522 Wabash ave., Terre Haute,

WANTED—Gentleman, with $2,500, to invest in established, paying business and take charge of books; salary. Address E 14. care

News.

WANTED—Few pushing salesmen; on salary; staple line. If you mean business, address for particulars, stating age, LUKE BROS., Chicago.

WANTED—We want young men and ladles for

service; positio JOHNSTON,

ositions secured. Adroom 11 Lake Erie

TED—We

the telegraph dress J. D.

railway general office. 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—Experienced canvasser for general agency; salary and expenses paid weekly; references required. LAKE ONTARIO NURSERIES, Rochester. N. Y.

WANTED—Liberal contracts

for active, hoi

•nd good posi-

tions open for active, honest men, to work for the INDUSTRIAL LIFE, established 1877. Call 84 E. Market st„ Hartford Block. WANTED—Salesmen; energetic men to sell goods by sample at home, or travel: easy seller; staple goods; liberal salary or good commission. Address P. O. box 1103, New York

City.

sales-

. bookkeepers,

lien and teachers desiring positions In Texas

* invited to address the TEXAS BUS

WANTED—Stenographers,

■M " Irii

are invited to address the TEXAS BUSINESS BUREAU. J. W. HUDNALL, Proprietor. Dallas, Tex. WANTED—Salesmen wanted; 5100 to 5125 per month and expenses; staple line; position permanent, pleasant and desirable. Address, with stamp. KING MANUFACTURING CO., D_18, Chicago. WANTED—Salesmen; snap for both you and customers; extraordinary offer; never before equaled. If you want a good thing, address MERCHANTS’ ECONOMY CO.. 820 W. Van

Buren st., Chicago. ■

WANTED — Patents obtained; no attorneys' fee until patent is secured; advice free. THURMAN ft SILVIUS. successors to John S.

Thurman, mechanical engineer men. Inventions perfected. 25

st., Indianapolis, Ind.

WANTED—Men to sell baking powder to the grocery trade: steady employment; experience unnecessary; 575 monthly salary and expenses or commission. If offer satisfactory, address at once, with particulars concerning yourself, U. S. CHEMICAL-WORKS. Chicago. WANTED—The finest 'system of bookkeeping by mail in the land; study bookkeeping at home, and learn more about business ‘n four

ughtsington

months than in text-booft bu aloes - colleges in ten months. Write the INDIANAPOLIS COLLEGE OF COMMERCE tmr particulars.

WANTED—Permanent, reliable; only expert ahorthander teaching in the city: in elegance ot equipment, financial remonsibiiity and strength of facuitv. the INDIANAPOLIS COLLEGE OF COMMERCE has no equal in the Send for elegant new illustrated cata-

Eievator. Telephone 1528.

State.

logue.

WANTED—Dear Editor: I took your advice: made 54 first day; 527 first week: in one month $117 made plating watches, jewelry, tableware with gold, silver, nickel and white metal: got my plater of GRAY ft CO.. Department 6, Columbus. O. They are reliable, do the plating and teach their agents; others can do

same. J. BERN.

WANTED—Forty-sixth year! Day and night. BRYANT ft STRATTON, INDIANAPOLIS BUSINESS UNIVERSITY. When Building. Only commercial school ever mode permanent in Indianapolis. Magnificent quarters. More prosperous than ever before. 500 students annually. Only permanent faculty of experienced business educators in the city. Visitors Invlted. E. J. HEEB. President. WANTED—There is only one system of actual business for beginners known to the business educators of the United State-. Th* INDIANAPOLIS COLLEGE OF COMMERCE has ft. and no other business college in this city can yet It: be sure to examine tht* system before talcing a course in bookke-plrg anywhere. It makes text-book bookkeeping look foolish. Journal Building. Monument PUco.

LAN, 16)4 E.

WANTED

ington.

for cash.

i rm i .— via gem «na WARD,_ 11 N. Meridian st.

WANTED—Old hats and rubber to repair. WM.

DE PUY, 47 Massachusetts ave.

WANTED-Highest carpets, etc. 139JW.

WANTED — WRIGHTS MINCE-MEAT is clean.

ices paid for furniture,

Washington st. HOME-MADE

'Phone 449.

WANTED—Fire-proof sa; particulars. Address H

te; medium size; give

18, care News.

WANTED—Vacant lots to sell on the North Bide. M. ARBUCKLE. 19 When Block.

good.

WANTED—Man, with 5600, to buy a good, paying business. Address Q 15, care News. ■WANTED—Horses to winter; best care; rear sonable rates. Address B 20. care News :

W’ANTED—Three experienced INDUSTRIAL SOLICITORS; salary. 48 Journal Building.

; prieare

to good tenant.

WANTED—A second-hand folding loum

vate; News.

must be cheap. Address

ounge F 19,

WANTED—5,000 men and women, with chronic diseases, at DR. LEETH’S, 18)4 N. Meridian street. WANTED-Go this week to BENNETT’S, and get the finest cabinets made for only $1 dozen. WANTED—$5 for full set teeth. Extracted without pain at EARHARTS, 16)4 E. Washington.

WANTED—Bicycle-riders! See latest fadbeautiful and useful handle-bar cover. All dealers. WANTED—Patents obtained. THURMAN ft SILVIUS, 25 W. Washington st., Indlanapoils, Ind. WANTED-Drink CAFFOZONE. the health drink. HEIMS’S DRUG STORE, Market and Illinois sts. WANTED — Pattern and model making; inventors’ assistant. J. R. DUNCAN, 117 Capitol av^south. WANTED—To loan money on watches and diamonds; fair dealing and private. Room 24 Ingalls Block.

■WANTED — Leaky cisterns cleaned and cemented; 51.50. FRANK BUTTS, 133 Indiana,

ave. Telephone 1791.

WANTED—Furnaces and stoves connected now will save you money. CLIFFORD & ARNOLD, 67 Indiana ave. WANTED—To make stylish, perfect fitting, but plain suits, for 53.50; full trimmed, 55. SE1BERT, 1X8 Indiana ave. W’ANTED—Two norses. match li possible, for saddle and single and double driving. Address R 13, care News. WANTED — Good, practical baker to locate comer Illinois and Twenty-second sts.; rent $10 per month. MICK ft CO.

TO LET

class condition. Odd Fellows Hall.

395 Roanoke st., three rooms,

A. met:

W’ANTEJD—Partner, with moderate means, to push electrical appliances; fully protected by patents. Address S 14, care News. s W’ANTED—Ostrich tips and plumes to recolor and curl; feather boas cleaned and curled. CHARLES FAILLES, 28 S. Illinois st. W’ANTED—INDIANA DENTAL COLLEGE. Dental services from 1 to 5 every afternoon, except Saturday. Satisfaction guaranteed. WANTED—An interest in a mony-maklng business, either in or out of the city. Manufacturing preferred. Address N 19, cate News. WANTED — We repair and insure watches against all accidents and breaks for 52 per year. J. C- 8IPE, room 4, 18)4 N- Meridian at. WANTED—You to see the new pianos we are selling; cheap; on 58 per month peyments. SMITH ft NIXON. 58 and 60 N. Pennsylvania. WANTED—Two ooaraera private family; nto*Iy furnished rooms; a good, qujet. Christian home; on electric car line. 8 Central ave.

for watches;

etc.

Jewelry, silverware, spectacles.

WANTED—515,00i) to loan on first mortgage; real estate, in Parke county, Ind.; interest 7 per cent. Address C. E. LAMBERT, Rockville, Ind.

TO LET—Handsome,

room; second fl<

iarge,

oor, over News ol

stairs; natural gas and electric light.

flight of

Inquire at News office

let; supplied with i for — '

WANTED — Rooms,

power, water, heat, etc., for manufacturing purposes. WRIGHT ft WRIGHT, 117 S. Capi-

tol ave.

Warren t

ade for

urchasers for the Warren steel

range; the finest steel range made for the money. W’M. KOTTEMAN. 89 and 91 E. Wash-

ington st.

WANTED—Heating stoves without number.

furniture, carpets, etc.; keeping at WM. KOTTE:

Washington st. ^ WANTED—Money wanted; to borrow for five • years, 55.000 on N. Pennsylvania brick

toves without number, e.; everything tor houseTEMAN'S, 89 and 91 E.

ae^pr^y HoC?" y^^e^^oSi T 14. care News. ArtBivr v r nda Fellows Hall.

WANTED—Free. ‘Inventor’s Friend, or Success With Patents.” 100 pages; 60 illustrations. If mailed 6c. JOSEPH MINTURN, Patent Attorney, 18)4 N. Meridian. WANTED — Two gentlemen desire lodging, with or without board, in some private residence near College and Christian aves.; best references given. Address D 18, care News. . WANTED—Three or four unfurnished rooms for light housekeeping in private family by man and wife; no children; central location preferred. Address or call B., 77 E. Market st. WANTED—Nicely furnished room, with board; in private family, where there are no other boarders, by two young lady school teachers; must be centrally located. Address Y 18. care of News.

Hoosier, five years a Cali-

competent

WANTED—Attention, California home-seekers.

Forty years a Hoosier, five y

' to advise;

fornian.

ence solicited; references both THOMPSON, Kern City, Cal.

correspondtates. J. N.

WASTED—SITUATIONS^ SITUATION WANTED—MRS. LOTSHAR, E. Washington st.

SITUATION WANTED—In private family, or porter in store. 331 Superior st.

SITUATION WANTED—By lady, age thirty; any respectable work; not heavy. Address D 20, care News. .

SITUATION WANTEID—As collector or traveling salenman; references and bond. Address W 18, care News. _

e of lady

corner

9 jirv-aYa I t-st

SITUATION WANTED—By an experienced bookkeeper and cashier; habits correct; best references. Address H 19. care News.

SITUATION WANTED—As nurse, care in confinement or Invalid. Call 189. North and East sts.. up-stairs.

TO LET—

DELLINGS NORTH.

91 Woodruff PI...560 U0 136 E. St. Joe.

366 N. East 43 00

S. W. Cor. 17th, and Penn 35 00

914 N. Delaware.. S3 S3 504 N. N. Jersey. 33 00 199 Park ave 27 00

268 E. St. Clair

(stable) 25 00 448 W. First

.... .... uo »v . A’15 aw. . . . «

119 N. N. Jersey. 2# 00 119 N. N. Jersey 76 N. N. Jersey.. 20 00 (rear) 464 BellefontaJne 124 W. Fourth

(stable) 20 00 44 Ruckle 20 00

153 Park ave..... 20 t>0 198 Newi

462 N. Alabama.. 18 0*) 474 N. Alabama.. 18 00

(rear) 623 E. Seventh..

198 Newman 625 E. Eighth.... 121 W. Fourth...

iis N. N Jersey.. 20 00 134 N. Liberty 699 N. Capitol.... 20 00 (rear) 472 N. N. Jersey. 12 u) Red House,

Brlghtwood .... McGahn House, Brlghtwood .... 119 N. N. Jersey

front business News office; one

12 CO

76 Bellefuntaine.. 31 00 68 Christian ave. 10 oO

11 Lynn (Haughville) 9 00

87 John a 00 114 Clinton 9 OO 201 Alvord 8 50

6 CO 7 60 6 00 5 50

TO LKT-KOOMI.

TO LET—Furnished rooSS^m' E. South st

LOANO-Mocmt.

LET-

FurnUJied roums. 55 Clifford ave.

No. 505 n. CaMforn'la oC;

TO LET—See H«. D. A* LKMON.’ iS N. HlT-

nois st.

TO LET- -in' both ga#es.

— —— n' . rrilL n . TO I.El’-Four-room cottage, good repair. 293

_ K. Market.

TO LET Three rooms; up-stairs; gas; rhrap.

331 li Michigan st.

TO LET—See Usi. TROTTER & THOMPSON.

-'■j h. rcnnsylvahla.

TO LET See list at 96 E. Market, ground floor.

GREGORY & AFPEI.. _

TO LET—Four-room cottage; weli; cistern;

gas; $10. 352 Union st.

TO LET—Beautiful six-room dwelling; $15 per

month. 521 E. Ohio sL

TO LET-Neat houses la this city. SMITH""*

_COm L 36 W. Washington.

TO LET—House seven rooms, 569 College ave. , Apply 290 E. St. Callr. TO LET—We can rent your house. SMITH ft

OO.. 36 W. Washington.

TO LET—See list at McMORROW*8, oorner Pennsylvania and Market. TO LET—WRIGHT’S HOME-MADE MINCE-

MEAT Is clean. ’Phone 449.

TO LET—No. .71 Kansas st., five-room house

and stable. Inquire 78 Indiana ave.

TO LET—Four-room house; newly papered; la

splendid_ repair;_|9. J73 Columbia ave.

TO LET—Pretty, five-room cottage; very cheap

Apply 624 N. West st.

TO LET—A house,

ft***!

TO LET-Three unfurnished rooms. 377 Home

ave.

B KET ~ jtoom *' >1: bo,tr4 > 138 N.'*Deia-

T £Jr RT ~ rurn ‘* hed * fr °m room. 25 W. York.

TO LET—Nicely furnished front room.

Ohio. .

TO LET—Furnished, from mmi.

street.

iirs:

«Tb7 Meiina

TO Y,KT—Furnished front rooms. 453 N. Hli-

IKllS st.

TO LET- ■ Ash st.

tree desirable, up-stairs rooms. MS

TO LIST-Furnished room; bauT

avenue.

228 N. Capitol

TO LET-R.^ma, with board. 171 N. Capitol

'nSSmSs, snssr, LOANS—On riiort"' THOMPSON, 25)4_S. LOANS—On watches and amounts a specialty. Room

T ?. LET—Two nicely furnished rooms. Market.

; with or without board. 545

TO LETT—If you want to rent your property placeJt_with LEW NICOLI, 22 Thorpe. TO LET—See list of H. M. HADLEY. Rental Agent, 85 E. Market st. (ground floor.) TO LET—Nine-room house, with pantry, (IS. 261 Davidson st. Inquire 263, next door. TO LET—418 Broadway; ten rooms; modern; 540 per month. A. F. SMITH, Bradshaw,

Ind.

TO LET—Four-room house, both gases: 510. 819 E. Market. Inquire room 28 Thorpe Block. TO LET—House of seven rooms: kitchen and pantry; both gases; good water. 417 E. McCarty^ TO LET—An eleven-room house; down toern; 525 per month. A. W. DENNY, 26 N. Dela-

war j st.

TO LET—Three-room house; In good repair; 57.50. 168 Buchanan st. Apply 802 Massachusetts ave ! ’ ' TO LET—Do you want to rent a house? If so, please examine our list. SPANN ft CO., 56 E. Market at. TO LET—Moving, furniture and piano wagons: S. P. HAMILTON, 11 S. Alabama st. Tele-

phone 768.

TO LET—Heating stoves, with burner. 55.50 and up; on payments. BORN ft CO., 62 E.

Washington st.

TG LET—Nicely furnished, front room. 63 N.

East st.

ib LET—Furnished room; bath. TO W. New

York ot.

TO LET—Furnished, front room. 17 N. New Jersey at. t T ?69 L N T 7ninofs furnI,hrt room**, with board.

TO LET—Room N. Mississippi

TD .LET—Newly furnished rooms, with bath. 142 N. Illinois, TO LET—Four unfurnished rooms. 15 S. Ltnden st.; <7; gas, It) LET—Nicely furnished rooms; with board! 166 N. Delaware. ' TO LET—Nicely furnished, large, front room.

320 N. Delaware.

TO lJlTr—Desirable rooms by the J5th. Inquire

357 N. Illinois st.

TO LET—Furnished bath. K. Ohio.

TO LET—Rooms; housekeeping if desired. Si

Is. Bath.

LOANS—5400, time. J. L. ing.

LOANS—GO this

(8-GO this week to BENNETTS, ■

the finest cabinets mode for only

IWilaingL -j t

LO A NS—large amount of moo* specially low rates, DYER ft

51 Circle^ st.^

LOANS—Home money on N^M rtSfan* 011 **** P9t * B '

LOANS—Private money at 5. cent., according to amount

F. SAYLES.

LOANS-Money; 5 r— *

elation shares pure!

6 Ingalls Block.

per cert. ■ ■based. NEWTON

rooms; to fentiemen;

LET

N. Ullnoli

LOANS—Money on farms and terms reasonable. THOS. C.

73 E. Market st.

LOANS—Will loan you money at on household goods and other * N. Delaware, room I,

SaVTcSC

■T8S

TO LET—Furnished room;

cheap. 172 N. East.

all conveniences;

, ,1. „„ , wwiuv, first - ZGER AGENCY, 5

TO LET—Seven-room house; half-square from viaduct, on South st. HENRY D. PIERCE, 18)4_N. Meridian st. TO LET—77 Davidson st.; five rooms, driven well, cistern, gas; *10. W. P. SOCWELL, 240 E. Washington st. TO LET—Two-story, six-room house, newly papered; city and rain water; asphalt street; $11. Apply 133 Dougherty st. TO LET—124 Liberty; three rooms; gas; 58. 292 Cornell ave.; five rooms; ga«; 510. Money to loan. LEW NICOLI, 22 Thorpe. TO LET—An elegant, furnished house in northern part of city; raat reasonable. A. ME1TZGER AGENCY. 5 Odd Fellows Hall. TO LET—October 1. 270 Central ave.; ten rooms; modern; all conveniences; (46. H. M. HADLET^, 85 E. Market st., basement. TO LET—October 28, new, two-story, modern house; seven rooms and' bath. Talbott ave. and Fourteenth st. Apply 50 N. Pennsylvania. TO LET—On Bird st., double cottage, four rooms, (12; five rooms, |13; natural gas, driven well, cistern, large back yard. H. H. LEE. TO LET—House. No. 954 N. Meridian; nine rooms, bath, laundry, furnace, modern. Inquire of JAMES N. ROGERS. No. 14 Ingalls Block. ’ —

TO LET—Furnished rooms for housekeeping. 176 Massachusetts ave. **• ■ '■'t* — ^ -- --- ■ - TO LET—Front parlor: unfurnished; cheap; references. 106 8t. Mary. TO LET—Elegantly furnished room; with or without board. 515 Ash st. TO LET—Well-furnished rooms; housekeeping; cooking stove. 233 E. Obioi TO LET — Sleeping and club rooms. 13 B. Washington st. AD HKRHTH, TO LET—Furnished, front, with alcove; modern conveniences. 28 W. Vermont. TO LET—White's BlockrioeH N Meridlan st.. furnished and unfurnished rooms. TO LET—Nicely furnished room; both gases; private family. 135 W. Michigan. TO LET—A large, furnished or unfurnished^ front room. 462 N. Pennsylvania st. TO LET- 1 -Furnished, front room and alcove; bath; private family. 330 N. New Jersey. TO LET—First-class rooms and board; bath; gases; central; 83.50 to $4. 14 S. Mississippi. TO LET—Two fumisbed rooms, for three gentlemen; 56 a month. Address P 19, care News. TO LET—Handsome, furnished room; folding bed, bath, etc.; references. 570 N. Alabama street. * .* TO LET—Elegant suite, unfurnished; pleasant, furnished rooms; board; bath. 340 N. Meridian. TO LET—Solid oak bedroom suites 515; on payments. BORN ft CO., 62 B. Washlngton st TO LET—Nicely furnished parlor room: also basement, complete for housekeeping. 125 B.

North st.

lady; board It reasonable, lit

LOANS—6 per cent, private money; am Gggk&ayKL" 4 j. a.

LOANS—On farms; 5100 funds; lowest rates; no GER. Odd Fellows Block.

LOANS—6*per cent" on large sum* on business ; reasonable fees. C. S. WAHBUR-

TON, 26 Lombard Building. LOANS- Money to toon oa

and household goods. J. c. kktel, roam 50 Lombard Building. 24H E. Washington. LOANS- A large number of pe,,^« loan. Apply to FLOREA ft _ „ ER. rooms L I and 4. 27)4 »• Delaware 1

LOANS—Sums of 5500 and

C E.

^pm’cgvrw

loan on 1

C. N. WILLIAMS ft^CO.* 1 <§5r»

—

LOANS-Money to ■ lowest rates, with

LOANS-Money

sum; .

no delay.

Street.

—Money to loon on mortgages; in an> 5000 to 510,000; low rate; modersts fees y. W. H. CRAFT ft CO*. «T)4 N. Illtnoli

•H

nya^vatek^rrf

aonal security, or on collateral, the

LOANS—If you wan* sonal security, or on

you apply, call at room 44 Lombard

34)4 E. Washington st.

LOANS-Money to loan on ■ farms; no delay; tnone; amount; 5100 lo $10,000. A. SON. No. u Virginia ave.

tag

■■ ■*■■ ■■ 1 ■ in ii««» f'tj iSM

LOANS—TEUTONIA. Np. !, SA) ASSOCIATION, meets Tuesdays.

corner Markrt^nd'

TO LOAf

TO LET—Furnished room for desired; in family of two)

W. North. TO LET—Drink CAFFOZONE. the health drink. HEIMS’S DRUG STORE, Market and Illinois sto. _____ TO LET—One or two desirable front rooms; furnished or unfurnished; grate, bath, board. 542 N. Illinois. TO LET—In private family: One large, very nicely furnished front room, with alcove. 256

N. Mississippi.

front and side; very reasonable.

TO LET—Four-room house. 364 Clinton st.; rent 510; city and cistern water included; gas;

. . first-class condition. Apply 361 N. New Jer-

WANTED—MONARCH JEWELRY HOUSE, J sey st. 82 ,E. Washington; cheapest place on earth

TO LET—Furnished rooms; all modern conveniences; 140 W. Vermont.

TO LET—Pleasant, furnished room for

men; both gases; references exc

Mich I

10 E.

chlgan.

n for gent hanged. >

new, modem. Mississippi and

lor. week SENATE HOTEL, Market sts,

month; oomer et

TO LET—Flue 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—A comlprtable. furnished cottage in south Florida; half-mile from depot, postoffices and winter hotel; good physician near; tme hunting aria - fishing. Address D 19, care News. TO LET—Double house, seven rooms each aide, every convenience, good repair. 421-423 Bellefontaine. Five-room cottage, Ingram sL.* near Shelby; cheap. Inquire R. J. BRENNEN, 30 Thorpe Block. TO LET—Money to loan; a large stnu of home funds left in our care to be loaned In sums of 5160 to 33,000 and upward at lowest rates of

AGENCT, 5 Odd Fellows Hall.

TO I.ET—A few •choice apartments In the Wyandot; high-class appointments; quiet and refined surroundings; drinking water filtered through superlative filter. Entrance 60 E. Ohio

st. GREGORY ft APPEL. Agents.

TO LET—Two furnished, front and two unfurnished, bock rooms. By CHARLES PETER* SON, 167 Capitol ave., north, TO LET—Washington st., large, front office room; second floor; News Building. Inquire

at business office of The News.

TO LET—138 Massachusetts ave.;. very desirable. front room: furnished or unfurnished, with all conveniences; reasonable. TO LET—Several fine, furnished rooms, with all modern conveniences; centrally located; for gentlemen. 224 N. Alabama sL TO - LET—Handsome room in Mick’s Block, Illinois ard Twenty-second; water and gas; njjht housekeeping; very cheap rent. MICK ft TO LET—Five rooms on second floor; back and front stairs; water and gas; excellent location; one square College ave. cars. 160 Brood* way. . TO LET—Rooms and board: One suite nicely furnished rooms; one suite unfurnished; with board: at the ROOSEVELT HOUSE, 80 B. Ohio st. _________

individual

weln's Hall.

MONEY READY

wanted.

LOANS—Any amount on fu hides, store fixtures or any kli property; guarantee the lowest dentlal.) E. J. GAUSEFOHL, 2)( gon st., room <*|^H LOANS—To loan sumo of $200 rates; no delay; same day that apply; loons C. W. GORSUCH, IS Virginia qvs. LOANS—6 per cent, money, with . prepayment semi-annually; loans improved real estate In this city only, of not less than $1,806; no delay; r fees. SPANN ft CO., 66 E. Market SL LOXNS—Money to loan; a large sum of home funds left In our care, to be loaned in sums of 5100 tc 41.006 and upward at lowest rate* of Interest; esn furnish money sams day you msply: pay back when you please. A. METZGER AGENCY, 5 Odd Fellows HaU.

LOANS—

Should you need Money on household goods. Money on pianos, horses and Money on any available seam Money to pay rent. Money to increase business. Money to pay taxes, Money to pay debts. Money for private purposes. Money for any purpoe* whstoi«*«% At lowest rates, the same day, Then call at 250 E. Ohio st.

LOANS-

DO YOU WANT MONEY?

uSST^fgaS!

TO LET—Furnished

8 00 8 00 7 00 6 50 6 00 6 CO 5 00 5 CO

600

(stable) in rear. 4 00 521 E. Ninth,shop 2 50 DWELLINGS SOUTH.

252 S. East ......113 60 46 Kennington.... 176 E. 'south"'." 10 00 11J Michigan ave

SITUATION WANTED - Position a* grocery j ^ ave!! 6 00 * ° clerk In Indianapolis: six years experience. 63 » Maaiao STORE ROOMS. Address P. O. box 387. Bloomington, Ind. jj- 5j asa a ve $22 TO rooms above ... 15 00 SITUATION “WANTED—In office. lawyer’s 139 Mass, ave ... n ?0 ZSl Mass ave ••••31* £0 preferred, by experienced lady clerk; three j 256 VV. Wash .... 20 00 80 Christian ate. L (.0 years U. S. Government service; stenographer. , 352 Clifford ave, 3 ^ 4 above’ J’ 00 boookkeeper; furnish machine; official recom- rooms above .. 20 0 4 rooms above.. 12 66

room, with

bath; first floor; good location; to single gentleman; also room on fecond floor. Addreeg P 18. care. News. •O LET — Desirable residence; No. 373 N. Pennsylvania st., opposite high school; fourteen rooms; all modern conveniences. Apply No._2 W. New York st TO LET—To one or two young men, nicely furnished room; furnace heat; privilege of bath; fine location, on College ave.; references. Addremt J 19, care News. * TO LET—Fine suite of 'Jfice rooms i« The News Building: new and well lighted; all conveniences; might be let for light manufacturing. For particulars rail at The News office. TO LET—One beautiful, nicely furnished room, with alcove and bay windows; family private; no children; references. Inquire 81 W. Vermont, between Capitol ave. snd Illinois st. TO LET—Rooms, with board, $3.50 to $8 per week; something desirable; cool and flret* class; table board by ticket, if desired; rooms ftom 51 to |3 per week. 82 Massachusetts ave, ’Phone 627. —* ' 1 • / TO - LET—A large, pleasant room; aicely furnished; with grate, bath and all modern consiliences; family private; good, central location; reference* exchanged. Inquire at 91 W, Vermont st., between Capitol ave. and IMnol»

street.

TO LKT—OFFICES AXP STORKS. TO LET—Florida Seal. 4o LET—Store. 256 W. Washington et; <20. TO LET—Desk room and office specs. 92 S.

Illinois.

TO LET—Offices and itorea. 13 B. Washington st. AD HERETH.

If so, call and see us before make loans on v furniture, horses, wagon*, etc., in small on long or short time, and at sible rates, and on the day ; Loans may be paid in full or time, and any part paid reduce* carrying your loan.-Property Is possession, you having the use erty and money. YOU GET FULL AMOUNT OF MONBY. No charges taken out In advance. Our offl is centrally located, and we insure you ant and courteous treatment. SECURITY MORTGAGE LOAN COMPANY. Room 3 Bank of Commeroe Building, esrner Pennsylvania * and Virginia ave. LOANS-* MONEY ON FURNITURE, PIANO* horses, wagons, office, store fixtures and all kinds of personal property, in sams to salt, without removal. In the quickest possible tim*

possible

and at the lowest

sates; also

TO LET—Warehouse. 24 W. Court sL

ft RA8SMANN. 31 Circle.

DYER

mendations. R. D. HOW’E. Rochester. Ind.

AGENTS POUND.

WANTED—AGENTS. WANTED — KELLER’S

AGENTS WANTED—Agents coin money with

Kolsavo; 300 per cent.; exclusive territory. TOULON CO.. Station E. New York city.

AGENTS WANTED—5U' a week cleared on new household specialties; send for premium plan. CENTRAL^ SUPPLY CO.. Cincinnati, O.

AGENTS 'WANTED—Agents wanted revolving griddle-cake, fish and egg sells Itself; sample 20d. O. E. M Haverhill, Mass.

Mass ave..

15 00 16 00

143)4 Mass ave... 12 00 ill. “ ' *

250 Y^des' Lid ‘3 “ 7P^i ChrUtilS ave.' 8 00

OFa ICcsS.

40 and 42 W. Market st., at very reasonable prices. g SPANN ft CO.. No. 86 E. Market st.

TO LET—MISCELLANEOUS.

TO iJST—Small store-room, with rooms. No. 370 Virginia ave.

TO LET—Store and

tion.

dwelling

| living rooms; good — 212 Howard st., West Indianapolis.

for the turner;

MICK EL.

AGENTS WANTED—Lady made *37 last week, selling “Long's Solid Mucilage Pencil.” Why not ypu? Address C. A. LONG, Manufacturer,

ress

box 856, Chicago.

AGENTS WANTED—Af

in every county best typewriter

in the world. Prints alt languages. Address

P. O. box 5,159, Boston. Mass.

(gents

in United States to sell the

Prints all

TO LET—Florida Seal.

TO LET—Free desk room for typewriter. Room

No. 34 When Building. .

TO LET—A steam circular saw-mill, house

md stable. REGIN DAVIS, Fountaintown,

TO LET—Livery and boarding stable; large,

two-story brick; choice location; reasonable rent. C. F. SAYLES. 77)4 E- Market.

TO LET — Mick’s Hall, cerner Illinois and Twenty-second sts.; for entertainments, etc.;

AGENTS WANTED—General agents, with opera t-haira for 500; very low rent. MICK ft

some capital, to handle 540 cash and credit t CO. ~ MiABAHiiiiiHHiHri let—Handsome, large, front business

second floor, over News office; one

PO LET—Large store-room. Comer Prospect ■ and Laurel sts.; occupied as drug store seven

years. •

TO LET—Store-room. 43 8. Illinois SL, next to Bros ran Bros. DYER ft RA8SMANN, 31 Circle. TO ueT—Good store; light, heat and water included. 69 Indiana ave. B. M. RALSTON,

85)4 W, Market.

TO LET—Washington st, large, front office room; second floor; News Buildtog. Inquire

at business office of The News.

TO LET—Do you ...— „ ^ you will find what you want on our list.

watches and diamonds. You can pay it back in weekly and monthly installments, and each small payment reduce* the cost of carrying lbs balance. Business strictly confidential. 8LATTB ft FOB, room 34 Ingalls Block, southwest corner of Washington and Pennsylvania sts.

— ■ 1

LOANS_ TBN THOUSAND DOLLARS *

To loan In sums of

510. 516. 520. (to. 510. 8100, $200.

or sny amount os

'“SSKfW&S ^ AM ' undisturbed possesrion. EVERYBODY WHO WANTS MONBY

CALL AND BEB US,

We ore Just as happy to make you a 810 loan as one for 8150. W# will give you plenty of time to pay the money In fact, you can make the pay suit yourself.* Every payment so reduces the cost of carrying 1 We give you the full amount you ask for; no charges taken i vance. The transact Ion Is st private. Don'f fail to ass ns

our rates. INDIANAPOLIS

LOAN

Room

APOLIS MORTGAGE

>AN COMPANY

10, 17 B. Morkst SL

LOWEST RATES. EASY ~TKRMS.

STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL. LOANS MADE ON SHORT Money loaned 00 ' -

wagons, store

oil kinds

want store-room? Possibly

su wont ■■

Market.

AGENTS WANTED—We d

want boys

hustlers.

e don

ibility; 5300 to $500 a State and general agents,

n. F Wls.

loafers, but men of ability; 5300 to $500

mont

‘•alary and commission. RACINE FIRE EN-

GINE CO.. Racine. ~

AGENTS WANTED—Corbin’s lightning scissors sharpener will give the dullest pair of scissors a keen edge in one minute; every woman buys it; send 25c for sample and terms.

Gra

__ stairs; natural gas and electric lignu

Inquire at News office

room;

flight of

TO LET—Good location for drug store; on E. Washington st.; corner room; rent cheap. AMKTZGER AGENCY, 6 Odd Fellows Hall.

LET—Rocm. Comer |ff#q PfiB. ■Bj^— TO LET—16 W. Pearl st.; mercantile P ur POses. Rent right party. A. METZGI

from 519 upward, your undisturbed _

m0n ^ in pay back the money in •tallments, and have tin tlonately. If yoo owe a ture or piano, we will pay and carry it as long ns yoo < token out In. advance. Call

W. T. LAMOREAUX. Grand

AGENTS WANTED-Who desire to double their income. Our wonderful aluminum novelties pay 260 per cent, profit; sell at sight; interenting work delivered free; sample 10c. Write for terms. ALUMINUM NOVELTY CO., 335 Broadway, New York. AGENTS WANTED—We pay 60 per cent, do not employ general agents, preferring to

with f

Mich.

STORAGE — Of all kinds at CHARLES E. SHOVEIUS. 180 E- Wabash st. STORAGE—224 W. Washington and 71 and 73 W. Washington st. Apply GEORGE RHODIUS. 34 When Building. M. P. ANDERSON, corner Hosbrook and Cedar sts.. for special low rates. Furniture packed and crated for shipment. STORAGE—THE UNION TRANSFER AND STORAGE CO. is the oldest, largest, safest and cleanest storage houe In the city. Corner E. Ohio st. and Bee Lino tracks. (The old

Dickson stand.)

deal direct with the canvasser; this Is how we STORAGE — INDIANAPOLIS WAREHOUSE are able to pay 80 per cent, while others pay CO., largest, safest, best conducted and most 46; our new book for the fall and winter is modern public warehouse in Indianapolis; growing at a J I C pace; quarto size. 408 pages. | special facilities for storing household goods I» full-page Illustrations in black. II colored ; and all classes of merchandise; negotiable regplatea, 14 colored maps; send for full informs- istered receipts if sued; tow insurance. -65-273 tion. AMERICAN TUBLISUIN’G HOUSE, S. Pennsylvania sL, on tracks Pennsylvania

Want Philadelphia. Pa. 1 railroad. TWepboft# 1545.