Indianapolis News, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 January 1896 — Page 3

THE INDIANAPOLIS NEWS. ERIDAY, JANUARY 24. 1896.

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In “Dr. Symax'Hv Wolf Hotn-t-r hus .» {HU ( utUj'ioxt to th*j 4t«Tlav of hM • btUU«*» iw a comedian. It is that of a I*cuii*r>i»JTKtFtl but tmtevolent profesao* In a young ladies seminary. While sutli-rW'-nUy behind th« uates to be in kwpiiiK a ith the {Ktpular UU^ of auch profess s. Dr. Syntax ie exceedingly modem In <Hl»•ra. aftil from thla contrast Air. Hopyur succeed# lit makhig a very cotnlc tia irc. Thar* la a «oo>l deal of the acrobat nhoot his fun-making 1 , and a certain mechanical quality prevents hhm fiont wlmdn* etithc reisponaa. bwt aa the part is up eccentr<c one. the ubaeoce of personal mac-ictL-ni is.least noticeable than it would otherwise Im. "Dr. Syntax.” whj^b was eeen here la*t year. Is nut ao musdoai an opera ns •■Wang." but it la much more miadcal than ’■Panjaadrum.” while the libret’o has more lifo and variety than either of those operas. Moist of the characters In the play are pupils in the seminar/ where Dr. Syntax teaches, and the many opportunities for humorous situations have been mutat'd fully. Edna Wallace Hopper, ax the wayward pupil of the school and the favorite also with her companions, ts extremely dainty aiaa attractive. She has a merry way about her that suit* well the aqggestioa of sauchicrs In bar feature*. Of the other members of the oompany. Miss Bertha WaltzInRer doe* most toward eontrlhutins to the s. nerai eifect. She is a dever actress, and her voice I* above the average in suvjiyth, sweetaea* and expressiveness. The chortat »* large and well-trained, and Its costumes are ats pictureeque as the situations of the opera admit. The engagement of the company, which opened last night at English’* Opera House, will continue for the rest of the week.

The Park—■The Princes* of l*atclu••. , Beginning yesterday afternoon. Jessie Mae Hall, with a supporting company, presented a melo-drama entitled "The Princess of Patches." At the performance last night there were a number of empty seats. The play is one of the old style aielo-dramas, the scene laid in Kentucky. It has the two regulation villains, one well dreased. the other A hulking rogue: there Is the scheming woman, the fond old father, the usual happy-go-luckv tramp and the •'star” uoubrette. Jeasie Mae Hall, a small woman, bright and vivacious, assumes the character of a girl Of fifteen.' During the action of the play she sings a couple of songs fairly well The real "star” of the company is A. W. Hall, as "Wilted Waggles," the tramp. He 1», in fact, too good for the rest of the company. In the second act *he does a dancing* and acrobatic specialty that is little short of marvelous. The rest of the company suffers by comparison with Hah. The play Is In four acts, and seemed lo ffcase the audience, which last night had plenty of room ih the theater. CrnaA Opera Hoii*e--"Monte Crlato.” James O’NetU's engagement at the Grand Opera House opened, last night with a performance of "Monte Crl»to,” a play with which he has long been identities. His dual Impersonation of EdmumD Dante* and the Count of Monte Crigto are forceful and diacrimtnatlng. Mis* Hockwell played Mercedes gracefully: Hallett Thompson, pas effective In Nortier. and Mis* Kate Fletcher played Caronte, in excellent style. The play, which Is full Of romantic and dfamitlc acenes. was much applauded. It will be repealed) tomorrow night. To-night Mr. O’Neill will appear In the title role of “Vtrginius," and to-morrow afternoon in “The Courier of lO’ons." At the Km.plre. Sheridan A Flynn's burlesque and specialty combination continues at the Empire Theater, giving two performances daily. The engagement. will close to-mor-row night. The patronage ha*f been liberal, filling the house all week, a fact largely due to the performances of the Nelson sisters, who are a great attraction for any management. ^ WBIWASSOCIATKffl ORGAIZED.

SOCIETY AND CLI B MEKTIXOS. SCH’USTT-K. -*r No. a. ih'guitr meeting thi* ewutng at 7 go Work in Ksqulrv tank. HK.NRY OTTCt C. C. V. .M. lKR b'AVy, K. of K. and *.f KK'IBT'V A. A/cTli: sT sT^IC..M^attend! Stated meeting-of Mural Temple JhU tPrldas » evening at 7:43 a’riork. J T. itKistH. I’eteniaie. JOS. VV. smith. Recorder. SOCiETV Naomi Chapter. i:i. o. EXiTsiaied meeting title (Crdayt evening. 7:» n't-UK-k, at Masonic Temple Visitor* tvekoiie. K1.I.A HAUL.EU.iW, M. VIENNA i’t’RPY. Secretary. f BO TEXT—Regular mealing of Olive branch lealge. No. H. IX t K L O. *l. K.. in Qrand I^tdso Hall. Baturday eveniig, January iS. at . :3U o'clock. Visitor* always welcome. IIK1.I .K SRIC-EUS? N. O. I.irZfB L.ANDK8, Recording S.tfetarj.

W ANTED—-M INC El.I. AN E Cll S. WAN T ED-TI sh-1-mingo.

WANTED- Two day Ivmrdera. N ; Noble si. WANTED--The fanilly favorite -Quager bread. M’ANTEl^To buy a »et of tinner's to. ICS

U North

U ANTED—Oa* trust stock. NBWT«« TODD,

« Inxali* Block

crowns. *2.

Inals.

t^LLERS.

VV ANTED—Teeth, $sT Dentist. PH ajUim

W.ANTED—WlU teach gultgr; tadles.TlS&c. Ad-

dress E l.^care News. ^ |

WaNTKD—Experienced party io reSt dlnlng-

r<> im. CASTLE IH>TEE.

WANTED—Old * gold and sliver for 5th. WARD. ,11 N .Meridian at.

WANTED—Parties desiring private Investiga-

tion. address O 3. cafe News. *

WANTED—Caeh" p*M for ’eim lumb* atVoop

;respecta-

WANTX'I)— Second-hand roll-top desk!

care New:

heat pncea pa: 129 W. Wash!

aid for furniture.

frophy—The Herron Trophy.

] ' ninm aijjiuwily ^.ir . ^ The Indiana Whist Association, auxil-* lary toe the American Wliist League, was organised yesterday in the Denison Hotel, ind the following officers were elected: President—Charles E. Coffin, Indianapo-

lis.

Secretary—Dr. H. E. Green, Crawfords-

vflle.

Treasurer—Edward B. Porter, Indiana-

poll*.

Directors—F, M. Herron, T. L. Sullivan, Sihuylet Haas, Indianapolis; F. Z. Brown, CrawfordsvIUe, and H. H. Snell, Elkhart. A resolution was adopted, thanking Mr. Coffin for the trophy that he presented to the new association for competition. In the preliminary contest, last night, the

scores were as follows: —North and South.—

Buchanap and Kuddell .243

...239 ...234 ...232 .. .- 232 ...232 ...212

.229

Green and Matthews.. Pirkey and Seeds

Cieland and Yandes Lewis and Comltfgore — Joll and Jones Waterman and Johnson...

Conduit and Clifford

Rothschild and Walker .....222

Average ....' 233 —East and West.Landis and Durand 247 Herron and Wright —212 bailer and Sweet 241 Moores and Root 236 Wellman and Haas.,... 236 Hamilton and Sullivan 234 Brown and Cooley 232 Snyder and Miller 228 Anderson and Bates 224 Average .235 Fred Herron, of Indianapolis, presented the association with a second trophy, to be played for by those teams whose scores exclude them from the finals to be played to-night. The semi-finals were played this afternoon. ' ; V A Re*trnl*lnic Order Granted. W. A. Van Buren, attorney, and Dr. Moore, general manager, of the Chicago 4k Southeastern railway, obtained a temporary Injunction this morning from judge Baker, of the Federal Court, restraining Wesley Grantham and Charles E- Davis, as sheriff, from ejecting the company from Grantham's farm In Montgomery county. The injunction holds good until February 21, when the plaintiffs! will ask the Court to make It permanent. The points set up were technical, and the plaintiffs held that if the defendant were entitled to relief it could oome only through a suit for damages and not for ftfectment. The action was brought in the name of the Central Trust Company, of New York, which is the trustee under

the mortgage.

Asked gttOO and Got 1 Ont.

John F. Ford brought suit for damages against Edward Sherman, proprietor of Booth's stables, because one of the backs •f those stables ran into his surrey in from of the Denisoijp House, broke a wheel and threw him out. Injuring hi* head. A doctor testified to his Injuries. Ford asked 9300 damages and a Jury In Justice Lockman’s court granted him 1 cent damages. Sherman had 930 costa to pay in addition

to the cent.

Doxfy’s Proposed OH Company. Charles T. Doxeyl of Anderson, has been In the city, laying his plan for an oil company before local capitalists. These say that the project has not yet taken permanent shape, and that so far there has neen no organisation.

ler-prest*. Address R 14.

WANTED—Highest

earpela. etc

WANTED—OM rubber good* and hats repaired.

WM DE IHTY. 47 Massachusetts «fre.

WANTED—Highest price paid for 2’urniuire.

carpets, stoves, etc. 252 E. Washington.

WANTED—Organ; must be cheap:* give de-

scription and price. Box IM. Arcadia. Ind.

WANTED—13 for full set Metiil "Extracted

without pain at EAKHARTS. 16>,4 E. Washington. »

WANTED—Horse for hi* feed; will buy if

suits. NOHLESV1LL.E MILLING.'. 132 Indiana ave. j

WANTED—Second-hand furniture. J carpets,

stoves and sewing machines. 133 fc. Washington *t. ♦ WANTED—To loan money on walchi

rnished root

location central. Ad

ney o

•raonds; fair dealing and

) Block.

Ingalls

W AN TED—Furnished rooms keeping: man ami wife; locj

watches and diairivute. , Room 24

ling; r

W 1.

WANTED

care News.

id ril

for dglit houso-

ce*tra

SCHOOL; typewriting; i

135 E. I’catt.

Instruction.

BRYAN’S shorthand

"private i Individual

WANTED—mMALE HELP. VV A N •ncix^riidvb m ingiL ~ | "* wantti. . V:. ' WANTSD—Tii* faiiniy luifcrlit « \NT(T> G j r . . * WANTKD -O,:,. M Ranjlnh'

iti>. ; wanted

TO LET-ROOMS.

HOUSE. WANTED-Womans

East

Chambermaid SHE P. M A N

uth m’. -Quaker bread. 53 Broadway, t. Cali tnorn-

TO LET—Furnished room*. 37H W. Market. TO 1T2T—The family favorite—Quaker breul.__ TO LET—Kurciehed room. 26 TV. New York. ix» LCT-Exleiient"laWaToard « *3 wr"Vermom.

TO I.KT—H019ES. TO LET-Tinh-i-mlngo. TO[__LET—IJij. iO cle.

j TO LET—Metiger’* agency.

' nCsT''

AVI. Eg,

Market.

TO LET—Furnished room: ba'.ii. __York at.

' T0 Lr.T-g... ,. w ,

| TO LET^SPANX aT’O.. M E. Marker'

c~ k. corns &

home. 194 N. l

" ANTKIV-Ccok and genetal woman. tTI

W. Washington. j

WANTED—White girl forTgen ?ral houaework.

—571 Central ave. I

W A N’T ED—Oc.hI girl for igen* ral housework. Jil Virginia ave. | WAN’TED—White guT f< r ; yenrrul houaework.

LET—A fine, furnished front room.

Alabama.

"O LET—Furnished rooms. T3c up. West street.

-Fur

70 W. New j TOJLET—See list ; C_ K COFFIN & CO. j TO LET—The famliy favorite—Quaker breadT

_77S ^_'apiinl ave..

WANTED- Good laumitesil fa

N. Pennsyivanla st.

TO LET—Furnished room; first floor: modem. ia X. Capitol. TO LET—Nicely furnished room*, with board.

1<W N. Delaware.

Tf 1 LET—Furnished and unfurnished room*.

228 N. Capitol ave.

; TO LET—One or two rooms; furnished; private ily of two. El* • 17s Dearborn

LET—Furnished rooms

A labania.

for light house-

WANTED—Lady asststantl in Insurance office. 1 83 '

Add re** A 3. care News, j TO LET—Nicely furnished room; modern conWANTED—An experienced cook, with refer- ' - V f nlfp ’ ce *’ * W 14, N. New Jersr}. ! TO LET—Nicely furnished front romns; con-

ln house- .. vemer.ces. tS W. New York.

apist

LET—Furnished roonn

ms for

keeping: down-stair.^. «6 N.

light East.

house-

elice.

wIvXTED - Nurse girl u work. 9S5 N. Pennsylvajhia.

WANTED'-Good girl fir llight hou*«work“in

m'all family. 31ti Delong »t.

WANTED—White girl; gvifiral' liousework; no

washing. 124 E. Mlchlga^i stj

ED—Girl; general

frtnlly. Call 26S Centr

WANTDD—iofilce* lady - 1o~toil3cl IUJOMING | mc^ 1 ‘ioS^N New EXCHANGE. S2W E. U^sliijtgfon. j l!)f ’ ,otaUon * 1 ‘^fences, m N. New

i Tt > LET—Rooms every where. ROOMING EXi CHANGE. 82^ E. Washington. (>>>rn nights. i TO 1J-JT—From room and alcove; unfurnished;

modern convenience*; private farall;

First.

ly. 63 W.

colltjct.

ishljtgton.

WANTED-Feathers reno+ated^ sold liu Massachusetu sfve. ;B. F.

WANTED-aerman glrl foi must be good cook. 203

Jersey

AVANTED—Competent wlifte Ing. Apply, with refer,111(04

wore.

WANTED— Lady bookkeef.

cnee ard salary Mesiivd. ! Adjlress

News. I WANTED—Girl for" dowb

genera! housework; j.\. Pennsylvania at. oook: no vrash4 298 N. Deia-

for

German prefej

washing;

York.

WANTED—Pleasant work homes; good pay; no can street. f WANTED—Apprentice

53W. Wa

room 21.

TO I.ET—Furnished rooms; front or bock; wit board; grate: both gases; bath. 272 X. Me

ridtan.

;e ex E S,

TO LET—Rent and boarding signs. E cents. CHANCE-MATTHEWS. 107 E. Washington street. TO LET—Furnished alc ues and kitchen complete: housekeeping; reference*. 315 Senate ave.. N.

TO LET—See McCULLOUOH A SONS.

■ Market.

FOR SALE-HISCCLLAXEOCt. FOR SALE—Tlsh-l-mlnao. FOR SALE—The family favorite—Quaker bread. FOR SALE—Cheap; smaii *tock «rocer:e*~364 S. East.

FOR SALE—MIHCBLLANKOL S.

FOR SAI-E—First-cla*» barber shop at 27 Vir-

■ Klnia ave. h

FOR SALE—Surgeon’s chair, ington st.

342 E.

Wash-

FOR SALE—F1rst-cla*» Jersey neifer; fresh

Dt April. 561 Shelby.

TO 8t.

LET—House; three rooms. Inquire 290 E.

«'lair.

T 2i J JE T 7r S# ' t ' 11,1 at - s E - Market, ground floor.

GREGORY & APPEL.

TO i'JTT-Se* Bat ""at MeMORROW'S. corner _Pennsylvania and Market.

Tt> LET—Four-room hot

36 Fletcher ave : Inquin! at 31.

TO LET -Boapling house near Enlon station.

Apply at HRVCB’S BAKERY.

TO LET—Six-room cottage; ail convenience*; plenty of gag, to^ X. Mississippi.

SALE—Smith Premier typewriter in good

iditlon. » E. Market.

ms.*. desirable location.

atiq^HI

FOR

condition.

FOR .-’ALE—Parlor Grand Stvinway piano; Jmnrain • jua Eng 1 is h ave. FOR SA LE-Brick yard ~ ti»la Call 60~S. Wi.liania. -West Indianapolis.

FOR SAI-E—Scotch collie KENNELS. North In<

puppies,

dlanapoll*.

EMPIRE

house

Fayette.

plenty gas.

TO LET—Good, six-room Coil WM. MACK, First and

TO LET—Five-room house, gas; 77 Davidson «•; HO. Inquire 240 E. Washington st. TO LET—See lint of H M. HADLEY. Rental Agent, 8B E. Market at (Ground floor.) TO LET—Five acres, with flve-room house and stable, on Madison ave. J. 8. CRUSE. 92 E.

Market.

TO LET—To colored people, house ol three rooms. Rear 331 E. Michigan st. REID BHOK. 42 N. Delaware.

hath: laund

TOR SALE-Pants to order »3: suits *15. TAYLOR & WHN'EIDEPVS. 18 Ctrcie^ FOR SALE—Fresh cow. Cali at MAN KEN DICK’S farm, on Churchman pike.

Brown M

first h.:

Leghorn cockerels bouae east of Belt.

IT—Sewing machine j open grate isollne gas range; at 236 E. Ver-

11 h Block.

i-i-T—House, S54 N. Meridian; 9 rooms; th: laundry; furnace. Inquire at 14 Ingalls

k. JA8. N. ROGERS.

FOR SALE

giish ave

FO R SALi:

stove; ga:

mont

FOR SALE—Buggy cushion*, backs, top*, light wheels. Wagons, buggies and *urreys; also ehaft*. AL SMITH, 245 s. Ullnol* «t. FOR SALE—Stock general merchandise; good Ibcatton; only store in the town of l.OOO; cheap; invoice. *3.ax>. Addres* Box 166. New I'arls. O. FOR SALE—Practically new Hosier safe; fireproof. This Is a bargain. Must sal! at once. INDIANA SOCIETY FOR SAVINGS. 901, E. Market st.

FOR SALE—Encyclopedia at a bargain. TV Ft.

Wayne ate.

- ^ jy R salk-re ax tcrt ATm. REAL ESTATE—MILLS A SMALL. HEAL E8TATE—Iniuraoce. gAYUHI.

F TOL,i l «6f3*?o dn ” *" . ,V “ ANA ‘ ITiR SALE—High grade bicycle; good

cheap. _ll* Plea*ant.

FOR SALE—Grocery stock and fixtures at bargain. A. METZGER AGENCY.

SALE-Tw .,-chair

FlDR

barber shop; good

Two-cfc

trade, cheap. 115_Massachusetts ave’.

FOR" SALE—Patent right territory by State*.

Addrcm C R TINGLE. Hortoavilkh Ind.

FOR SALE—Fay patent coffee maker for Wis-

consm. TERY AVERY. Martinsville. Ind.

FOR SALE—Medium six* flne-proof safe;

'•I>eap. r-asy terms. Address X I. care News.

FOR SALE—A few unredeemed watches and Ilf (df 100 ^*’ V * ry c!lcap ’ at roon ‘ 24 Ingalls

REAL ESTATE- SAYLES. 7R» R Market. ___ R br»a l ESTATi5 ~ Tl * # family favoritc—Quaiar STwl KEAL ESTATE-MILLSsTSMALL. 34 N. Del.

• ■ awarf* *t.

^ ATE—COL EM A N dT^W iTTYT^Mli

W. Washington. KISER. Insur*

REAL ESTATE—METYW4

SM Indiana Trust.

REAL ESTATE—Private money to iioan S~pat cent. MAYLES. 77*6 E. Ma.ket.

m r*nt*J property.

M. AKBUCKI.K. 19 WbenJBlock.

RY H r AY. 4tt«4 K. Waabing'toa st. RHAL B»TA TE-Insure your property

loan on watches and nd private room; 24

FOR SALE—Money to diamonds; fair dealing Ir.gaiis Block.

FOR SALE—Must make room; clearance sale all during this month at ELBREG'S, 28 and

28 English ave.

location; Address

ery: good for »elHng.

FOP. *SALE—Confect! -ne other business; reason

S 21, care New*.

FOR SALE—North Side grocery; splendid lo*

ood buslnere; owner leaving city.

. cation; Addrees

FOR

B L care Neva

ii-sii Irs work;

fred. 230 E. .N

[for 'ladies at tassljng. 65 N.

TO LET—T > single genlieman, nicely furnished room: private house; all convtnlences. 367

Deia'

their East

TO LET—Nicely furnished from rooms; first and second floor; housekeeping if desired.

Mr;

rk.

.pprentice girl;Will pay wages. gentleman a shlngton; at MRa TRIVKSEei S. pany desiied.

TO LET—Furnished front room, to lady or gentleman and wife. Rent reasonable. Ccunpany desired. 183 Ash.

TO LET—Warhington st.. large, front office 0 care for sick roomf second floor; Nows Building. Inquire dlately. 224 N. at liusincsa office of The News. ' 1 ! TO I.ET—Fine suite of office rooms in The

’ANTED—The DORAN I DRESS-CUTTING News Building; new and well lighted; all conSCHOOL: open to night and day pupils. 18‘4 1 veuiencee; might be let for light manufaotur-

? T ing. For particulars call at The News office.

WAXTED-Competent wo: peis .n at nlglu. Apply

Liberty st.

WANTED—The

nian to Intnipd

N. Meridian.

WANTED—Dining-room girl; experienced and good reference. Addresp CglAS. O. Me.,

ing. For_particuiars call at The News office^ TO I,ET—Elegant suite front rooms; furnished

proprietor Eureka Hotel, Frankfort. WANTED—Girl or micldTetigeij ’woman to housework. ITease call ht 4.5 Cllltord Pay good wages. Gerniort preferred.

legal

or unfprniahed;

ily; no chi

nace;

OO > 1 .1,1 r.

ave.

board; stri

1 ccm\ th; r News.

rooms; n ctly prlva

y private fam-

Idren; all conveniences; grate; fur■rceialn l>ath; references exchanged.

Address T 1, care

WANTED—To contract for 50 to good Jersey milk. Inquire 23V4 W.

ton st. W. M. DUNLAP.

75 gallon: jVVashing- . a.... - |

WANTED—To borrow *650; 6 per faent.; no commission*; first mortgage on valugble prop-

erty. Address S 2,. care Ne

3 **.

*ewu.

WANTED—The IDEAL Bl ’BIN Egs" COLLEGE, 37><, E. Washington st.. wijl prepare you for and guarantee_a portion. ■; WANTED—To learn shorthand amt business letter writing from private Instructor, evenings. Address T 2, care News. 5

WANTED—To do carpenter, paint or-?ny kind aC Job work, for horse, spring wagon and harness. Job Shop, 113 Ft Wayne btve. WANTED—-J4 20 commutation ticket.! |3; *1.20 commutation ticket, *1; good meals^ 10c, 15c, »<-. LEE HANSHAVV8, 86 W’. Washington. WANTED—To rent first-class, modefn house.

ntrally

eight to^l

located. Good referen

New*.

t-class, mode

ten rooms: North Side; Jcent

ices. Address t{ 24,

WANTEO—Everybody to kn

IOW that we art d mounted dla-

headquarters for loose and mounjed diamonds; all sizes and prices. J. C. SI PE. 16H N. Meridian. / ,

WANTED-To buy a bakery or renc a room with oven, in Indianapolis (or

store-

HHp _ napolls (or some

g<X>d town. Address C. F. MATTHIJViS. Box 127, Franklln. Ind. jj W ANTED—Shetland pony, cart and/ harness; pony must be gentle and a good .r.-adster. Address, giving description, price, efo.. Lk-K Box 372. Etwood, Ind. J

hat xln Washing:

WANTED—You to know thi

KOTTEMAN. 89 nnd 9t a rries the most complete

carpet* ai

as the lowest.

LLIAM

ashlggton st..

most complete line of furniture, stove* in the city. Pricy* as low

WANTED—By Room-mate I

c.; re,

of.refer

care Newaf

flats; bath. etc.

puny; best

Z 3, c

mlddlr-ngcd ■ one of the best

e.v

reasonable: ob.

business man:

dfwn-town Qjt-ct. com-

erences exchanged. ^ Address

WANTELb—flil’L A I IO A 9.

iHrUAriox'^WANTED—Coachman^ife prlviite family. 293 Indiana uvc. «

SlfUATTON work.sBjfeT

ANTED—To do

Address F 2. care Newt.

tilTi’ATION WANTED—By lady; gpod place to work. Call ir, N. Ifilnoi* *t. | HITI’ATION WANTED—Rmoll family ns housekeeper or cook. Address G 2. care News. SITUATION WANTED—By an experienced

■M 224

Wabash

cook in hotel or restaurant,

street. ‘ Y ■ V HITI'ATION WANTEtr—German. gOod cooik" 95 N. Meridian. HDGLK S EMPUJYMEIfT

OFFICE. , . ' X ‘ *3 •ITUATION WANTED--Experienced lady dental office; be*t leferetu-er EXCHAN

fereni-O/ EXCHANGE ;y, SUV, N. Delaware.

office:

FJMPIA4YMENT AOBNL I

SITUATION WANTED- As coachman In pri-

vate family, by young Dane; speaks good English and knows the principal streets, recommended. Apply 725 N. Merldir ~

Well

,iaiv

=t:

WANTEO—AGENTS, f

AGENTS WANTED—Experienced building and loan agents. 77 E. Market. JOHN R. HANN. AGENTS WANTED—Three lady ag-^us to

trod

dress

uoe

excellent soap

2, care News.

Jy ugidits i famfiles.

FOR SALE UK TRADEa

1-X)R SALE OR TRADE-Good. aouAd. gentle Uor*e; seven yeur* old. 486 Centr^i ave. FOR SALE OR TRADE—*800 equity, in eightroom house; splendid location tuif boarding

care News. '

house. Address D- 25.

FOR HALE DR TRADE—25 acresTof oolitic limestone land, southern Indiana, > for property, SMITH & CO.. 36 W. Washligtou. FoA SALE OR TRA DE—General Stock merchandise and property In, gasu-towrf R^x 11. Charlottsvlllo. Ind. State what you .have.

grates; asphalt street; cement walkj; all improvements full paid. Address L *. dare New*.

- ■— ' f — . wa. ...u'st w-. * -r'-c f-s "V T : .. ... ,. . _. 4... 1 .. t .

FOR RALE T>R TRADE—Nine-iq-nn brick house; all modern Improvements; fsvo gases; city water; bath, lot i» feet fropt; for a smaller house or farm. Address B 3. care New*. ... . -X. IJ \

FOR SALE OR TRADE—A mlscelljneous lot

7 <>•'' fr

lea;

cable*, complete; will sell cheap.

woodworking machinery and

elevator for

four atorie

eight

pvjtloys and

ANA-

BKI>L

POLIS LOUNGE CO.

FOR SALE OR-TRADE-Cholo* Bbsln Light’*

Bellevue addition, near B all within two square* of st sell lots on long time or tra property, fall room 13 Lomba

C. LIGHT.

tsdn

Ripple; lot*

reel car,line; will >ade farpi or city Sard Building. R.

AUCTION KALES.

AUCTioN^T. J. SEMANS, Auctioneer. « _diana_ ave, : ? AUCTION—G. W. McCURDY, Auctioneer. 139

W. Washington,

mss.

UTLNDON—U**te, age U yiwrs. 11 months. Thursday, at S:t6 a. m.. at nwtdence. 367 N. Weat *t. Funeral Raturday. 200 p. m . from nuidmee. Friend* of family invited. MURPHY—Mr*. Marguerite Murphy died at «*.(*., January 24. at reaidenoe. j*i Maple ■t. Funeral at » a. m.. Rt. John s church, Monday. January 37. (!<ow*n (Maas.) paper* pieaae copy.)

KINERAL YOTIf E*.

WOEHNUR We wish

i w«

.■ to notify the mend*

Of the tale Akd* Woemer that hi* burial will ’ take piaeir at the German Catholic eenwiery.

tn. ^

■umtay, jJaftcary 38, 9 p. tw, FLNEAJUrniREC’IURS. ril NEPAL DlKgCTOR—

AUCTlbN- MORRIS SOLOMON. Auctioneer, 78 E. Washington. i AUCTION—L. N. PERRY, AuctloneSr. Room 3, 25 K. Market gt. , | AUCTION—-CARTER * VETTER, Auctioneers, _252 E. Washington *t. • . | AUCTION—Sale of furniture, carpel**, stoves, etc., will be sold on tomorro* (Satur-

day) morning, at 9:80 o'clock, at my room. No.

139 W. Washington st., two oak

walnut

bedroom suites, silk tapestry coveded parlor suite, with oak frames, oak side4x>6fd, dining chairs, extension table*, marble-top: and o*k

id' upbolliise. desk.

WANTED—Family and hjitel I cooks: dinrngEMPLOYMENT AGENCY] S<>4 N- Delaware. removed

^TO LET—OFFICES AND STORES. TO LET—Corner store; down town; choice location. Apply D. A. LEMON. 56 N. Illinois. IX) LET—Store-room. 25 W. Washington st., finest location In city. DYER At RASSMAXN. Circle st.

WANTED—Lady bookkeeper and stenographer;

■ fpr double entry-

isshlngton st.. largo, front

nd floor; News Build!

TO LET—Washington

room; secoi

at buGness office of The News, TO LET—Ftracciaas"office" amfsb

Trade Block and Fair HI

office

Inquire

must be competent to care for double entry books. Address D. G. E. Si CO,, Elwood. Ind.. slating compensation expected and qualifica- I tioai. j J

WANTED—To-morrow- and Monday you can , ~ ^rT“. buy a fine, all-wool sefge eklrt for $2.29. i 1 ^ , i° r living rixims,

r or «r. Lining • good lo-atlon for grocery nnd meat market; A . . 1. . i acn l>r f I, i OM nr ^1, i

and sleeping roo

Trade Block and Fair Block, near Union tton. DYER * RASSMANN. 3t Circle.

pa; 170

lold this

making Is not llgun for the outside mater

W. Washington

Same skirt

and

*5. Lining ;

on- *2-29 hardly ' . GLOBE STOHr

459 W. North; $10. Inquire 224 W. Washington.

lie suite of office rooms in The

News Building: new and well lighted; alt con-

WAN’TED-^Ladles and gefitlenien for a good, j venlences; might be let for light manufacturold. reliable dramatic oompany; singers and j ing. For particular* call at The New* office,

dancers; specialties of all kinds!wanted; tick advanced to Join; ladies fljr gents wishing

TO LET—1123 X. Meridian st.; r.lne rooms; bath; furnace and graie; *80. C. S. WARni'RTOX, 26 Lombard Building. ___

FOR BALE—A few shares of stock In brilliantly promising company, to an Intelligent busi-

ness man, capable of taking road,

care News.

Address J 2. FOR SALE—

TO LET—Two four-room cottages; new; Ninth st.. between Delaware and Alabama. Call Pearson’* Drug Store, 49 Virginia ave. TO LET—Solid oak sldehourds. *7.59; big line. Six-foot extension tables, solid oak. elx legs, for *5.50. HORN A CO.. 62 E. Washington st. TO LET—New; eight rooms; just papered; both gases; electric lights; shower bath; rent reasonable. Corner Breadwj

Call 455 Broadway.

FOR SALE-Let us figure

of printing. CHANCE-MATTHEWS

ING CO.. 107 E. Washington »t., opposite

court-house.

your next Job AlS PRINT-

FOR SALE—Nev

le; v

have the

New. high

| cycle; value *100; owner

money to meet M 1, rare New*.

and Twelth.

TO LET—Dwelling house, 166 College ave.;

TO LET—Money to loan; a large sum of horn* funds left In our rare to be loaned In sums of *199 to *1,000 and upward at lowest rates of Interest: can furnish money fame day you ap-

rhen you please. A. MET&GER

ply: pay back when you please. GENCY. 5 Odd Fellows Hall.

TO LET—W. E MICK A CO. 9 Elizabeth. 4 rooms

105 Naomi. 6 rooms 113 Naomi, 4 rooms 154 Lee (W. I.), 4 rooms 73 Hard lag (W. I.). 4 rooms 48 Coffee (\X. I.). 5 rooms 87 Woodruff. 10 rooms, modem 399 Talbott ave.. 19 rooms, modem..

471 Lincdln ave.. 4 rooms 130 W. Second, 10 rooms, modern.

..*11 00 .. S 00 .. 7 00

7 18)

40 00 23 00

8 00

27 50

SALE—Heavy, nll-woo! parts. •PA*-.,™ a «<u NRI ^ RR

*2 and formerly

*2.50. TAYLOR * SK’H with R. R. Mile*. 22 Circle.

FOR BALE—75c. $1," *1.25 *1.50 knee p*m*. "th!s week choice Stk TAYUOR A SCHNEIDERS. 22 Circle, formerly with R. R. Miles,

HEAL ESTATE—On

KRE11ER. 22

j*** Tm-

FOR A SHORT TIME.

ON'ft tll'TTER KNIFE, coin-silver plate, 10c.

- ltfc-

«»-*liver plate, 30c.

iver plate. 60c.

plate. 60c.

ONE SUGAR SHELL, coin-sliver j SIX TEASPOONS, coin-silver plat. SIX TABLESPOONS, coin-silver r

SIX TABLE FORKS, coin-silver plate. ™. SIX TABLE KNIVES, coin-silver p!a:e. *1.10.

■■■■ These goods are guaranteed to give satisfac-

a K5,=- EFSS | “M d 2"o»^?JS?^T* , SK > 8:r

siilere*! !n exchange. CHAS. M.

cation, viil bo

e^srsssra •szus £zx., m isi rn » m * '>» *■ „■

nace; bath; stable, etc. DYER ii: RASSMANX, M Circle *t. TO LET—Fine suite of office rooms in The News Building; new and well lighted; all conveniences: might be let for light manufacturing, For particular* call at The News office.

lee pant*, worth from ke your choice for *1.5ii. rth *3.75 to *6; choice

TOR SALE--Boys’ Un. *3.50 to *5. you can ta lemg pants suits, worth

$1.73. GLOBE STORE, 170 W. Washingion st. FOR SALE—Combination cases. oesK*. easy chair*, rockers, music cabinets, black:

| FOB SALE-

92 N. Illinois st.

BARGAIN STORE.

‘age RE1

REAL 6 ST ATE—Fine, ten-room, modem

idence; fine condition*; kit 40x299: x. PQt* *t.: *6.500. . MICK A CO.

i K®TATB-*«5(v-E*eeile n t — bi»*tne** corl. I k '* REA I. ESTATE—Several fine. eeven-rooHi

ssss

*. v ?’.LC*? 1 .*10.000. MICK 4» OO. ^-SYATE—I want to buy property on Oapttol ave. or Ullnol*. south of Seventh *t. Mill pay c«*h. Addres* Y 2, earo Ngw*.

Morton Price. When

ESTATE—Ea*t front tot? Alabama, north of Eleventh I

ra, rockers, music cabinet*. blacking cases, etc. Lots of things for the holidays at WIUjIAM KOTTEMAN’S. 89 and 91 E. Wash-

ington ct.

for" sale=

C. II. AND E. H. SCHRADER, 453 and 457 Virginia ave.

130 w . Second, 10 rooms, modern no 1235 N. Illinois. 11 rooms, modem 25 00 173 Alvord. 4 rooms S 00

lb)7 N. Pennsylvania, 9 rooms, mode 776 N. Pennsylvania, 9 rooms, mode

rn.

rooms, modern.

488 N. Capitol ave.. 8 rooms, modern. 1556 N. Illinois (business room)

30 !H) 35 09 35 00 15 00

FOR SALE—HORSES AND VEHICLES. FOR SALE—Light, covered spring wagon, *10. 139 Walcott st.

learn and secure guod-piying engagements, fail PROFESSOR RAYNOjs. 1$0 W. Ohio su_ WANTED — INDIAN A POQIS "THEATRICAL BUREAU AND COLLEGE OF ACTING. «3H E. Washington. General theatrical busi-

ness transacted: placed with good and privately prepa

tested free.

WANTED-The

prices more lhan half.

Pt» 4a Yollows:

INDIANA

a 4

COL-

wlrofe I

LEGE, 89 E. Ohio, has dlpclded to reduce its

■ ilutufe

DENTAL

to i oha

cents; gold fillt plates. *3; extra-

having wo:

will cb

Sliver finings, ,ngs. from i 35 teting free]

tufe charges will - from U to 50

rk done to the extent ean teeth free of char

up; full patients or more

from i 35 cents

For all n( of *1

--r?-: —

WANTED—I-adle*. we teafli" jlou to*cut und make by actual indi measurement ev*ry gar-

by women and c illdryn. Ladies call ling self-addressefi stamped envelop

will receive a dartless, seanjless Iwdiee pa Hern EMMA EDWARDS. DressJ-Outtlng and slewing School. 163 S. East st., half square north

f 200 Virginia ave. Take Virginia-av

WANTE D—Coach man. 2D W. olblo. WANTED—Good" barlrer. 1 7~8." t lrilnol*. XVANTEI^—Barber. 453 W N -w YorkWANTED—The family favi rltej-Quaker bread. WANTeI)— Shipping clerk. Address N 2. care n.-ws. mgm WANTED—Barber at 83 ajul 95 W. Wasbingt.lll 8l_.

Address P

WANTED—Order and 2. care News.

WANTED—Ten first-class Jnachinlsi*. Address

<J 2, care

WANTED—Boys. Apply iupcilntendent'* of-

PARRY MFC- CO. ’ WANTED—F" 1 *

ATER

irginla-ave. car.

bill, ^lerk.

sperleii

VURJ

ed waiter. PARK THE-

AN’T.

WANTED—Man: understands grocerle*; meat

business. 418 S. West 8*.

WA NTED-I'upile f<>r an evening law class.

Addres* D 3. care Ngw<W ANTED—Great flrcT*# meals. 15c. 195 8. Illinoi*

BURNS’S

.oil st.

WANTED—Smoke PITToflGAIL HARMS & Sl’RlNGSTElN. Manufacturers. WANTED—Wag<ut-maker at J*<|. GUEDHLHOKFEICS, 104 Kentucky ave. WANTED—Building and loan agents. 35 Baldwin Block. Extra Indufcotnents. WANTED—500 men to engage room and board at *3.50 per week. GEORGE S HOTEL. . WANTED-loadging. Utc; quiet and comfortablc. m W. Market ft. (Closed 10 p. ni.)

r; I node

TO LET—Second floor; five Kentucky ave.; new building;

venlences; only *25 per month; suitable for physician, attorney or dressmaking; splendid location. A. METZGER AGENCY, Odd Fei-

lowg B)ock.

TO LET—MlSCEi.LAXKOtS. TO LET-Horse to let. careful party. 77 E.

Market st.

TO LET—In Irvington; blacksmith shop. C. PA RK ER. TO LET—Farm of 120 acres, 14 miles from city; cheap for cash. Address LLTSE DECK, Friendswood. Ind. TO LET—Or sale; A good steam, circular sawmill. house and stable. REZIN DAVIS. Fountaintown. Ind. TO LET—Fifteen acres, house and barn; more ground If necessary. Inquire A. B. CONAROE. Bridgeport, Ind. AA NOI XCEMEVl !>. ANNOUNCExTeNT—Tlsh-l-mlngo!"

family

FOR SALE—Nice Shetland pony. 6UHOFIELD’S, 122 E. Wabash st,

Light, covered milk wago ad carts, *3 und *5 each;

FOR SALE—Light, cov Two good road carts,

double. 21 Vlr

b *10. worth

21 Vinton.

FOR SALE—Big. five years old;

cheaper horse. 437 S.

Iron gray horse, handsome; will

East.

16 hands, trade for

FOR SALE—Carriage, buggy, road wagon^sec-

ondShand: cheap; must have thi TEVANT’S. 69 S. Pennsylvania.

ive the room. STUR-

FOR SALE—Milk, delivery, laundry wagons; all styles; bottom- prices; cash or payments. 6TCRTEVANT’S, 68 S. Pennsylvania. FOR SALE—Chestnut sorrel horse, 16 hands high, S years old; sound, well broke and a fine looker Will exchange for cheaper horse.

112 Fayette.

FOR SALE—Two good one-horse coal wagons; also uoe two-llorso platform dray; cheap; tt 401 and 403 E. Market st. SCHWEIKLE &

PRANGE.

triple:

s. buggies, sur--jld; no room for STURTEVANT’S,

ANNOUNCEM ENT—Tha

Quaker biead.

ANNOUNCEMENT-

favortte—

FOR SALE-Few 1896 reys, phaetons; must

them; cash or payments.

68 8. Pennsylvania.

FOR SALE— Rockaways, four and six landaus, broughams, our make.

ger;

et the beat cab-

aus,

prime. ROBBINS St CO.,

Repairing solicited.

-You can gi

filets at BENNETT’S for *1 dozen. _ ANNOUNCEMENT-Our solid oak bedroom suite, for *15. on payments, can't be beat. BORN & CO.. 62 E. Washington ANNOCN( ’EMENT—Sure cure for colds, grip. rheumatism: Turkish, Russian, electric, sulphur uiui Hut Spring* uatns. eiasonic i t-mpie.

-passenstrictly

32 E. Georgia st. Old vehicles cheap.

TOR SALE—Ice wagons, peddler wagons, grocery wagons, baker}’ wagons, milk wagons, butcher warons and one good lumber wagon, at JNO. GUEDELHOEFER'S, 194 Kentucky

ave.

Washington »t.. opposite court-house. ANNOUNCEMENT—Lunch will be served the Plymouth Circle on Saturday. January 25. from 11 to 3, at the church, corner Mer and New York. Everybody come. Lunch, 25c.

SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING. SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING—MRS. BRYAN’S PRIVATE SCHOOL. Individual instruction. 135 E. Pratt.

FINANCIAL.

FINANCIAL LOANS—On diamonds. 36 N. Illinois «t.

LOANS—IS Board of Trade. LOANS—On watches. 35 N. Illinois st. LOANS—C. F. 8AYLES, 77% E. Market. LOANS-Money to loan. HENRY H. FAY. 4014 E. Washington st.

bank. SMITH dc

LOANS—Also building chased, at room JMJnga 11s Bloci LOANS—Mortgage loans; lowest rates. ACE McKAY^* N. Pennsylvania. LOANS—*100 to *20,000; interest and commls elon reasonable. REID BROS., 42 N. Delaware st.

LOANS—On watches, diamonds, jewelry and clothing. 64 VV. Market. LOANS—On watches and diamonds; large

clalty. Room 24 Inc

WANTED—Barber, with tools. ENTERPRISE BARBER SHOP AND POOL ROOM. Haughvllle. j i WANTED—Printer; state experience and lowest wages: steady Work. Address C 3, care Nows. WANTED—A good man to do soliciting; salry; references required. Address R 22. care

New

WANTED—Ex licltors. Bent pla

Building.

iperienerd blinding and loan sot plan in the State. 6!) Lombard

WANTED—Buy your pants at TAYLOR & SCHNEIDER’S. 22 Circle, formerly with It. It. Miles. - L WANTED—How to become lawful phyateians; course by mall. ILL HEALTH UNIVERSI-

TY. Chicago.

WANTED—Tn loan money on watches, diamonds : fair dealing and private. Room 24 Inga 1 Is Block. ■ WANTED—Building aftd him solicitors. CRESCENT LOAN AND INVESTMENT CO.. 63 and 64 When Block.

chlnist;

WANTED

need

MACHI

apply.

NE CO

All-round machlr THE HERDRICH

one other WOOLEN

329 Massachusetts ave. ■i T *- at Tentli

WANTED—A barber shop to locate and Bellefontaine sj.'. by citizens: also

wanted good man for furnished shop, 323 Clif-

ford.

50e

clnculan recom-

J 3. care

WANTED—We want young m

room 11

nnd ladles for

ey:

ion shares pun

LOANS—On farms

inside Indianapolis

Market. JOHN

per cent. Building aaeochased. NEWTON TODD.

LOANS—Made on choice property. Lowest rates. 77 E. B. HANN.

LOANS—Large amount of money to loan at specially low rates. DYER & RASSMANN,

31 Circle st.

LOANS—Home money on mortgage security. Will buy mortgage notes. J. W. BAIRD. 1914

N. Meridian. LOANS—Mon

cla

6 Ingalls Block.

ana diamonds:

amounts a specialty. Room 24 Ingalls Block. LOAN’S—Made reasonable dn city property und farms. UNION TRUST CO.. 6SJB. Market *L LOANS—Mortgage loans: 6 per cent.; reason, able fees. C. S. WARBURTON. 26 Lombard

Building.

LOANS—Private tnctoey at 5. 5’,4, 6 and 7 per cent., according to amount aud security. C. F. S A VLES. ’ LOANS—Money on farms and city property; terms reasonable.. THOS. C. DAY & CO..

72 E. Market st.

LOANS—A large number of private funds to loan. Apply to FLOREA & SEIDE?

ns 2,

ER. room*

; $109 and upward; home

funds; lowest rales; no delay. A. METZ-

GER. Odd Fellows Block.

per cent, money on improved ri No loans made outside of this cit

CO., 86 E. Market.

& SEIDENSTICK-

_3_and 4. 27H S. Delaware st.

LOANS —. Money advanced on diamond*. watches and valuables of all kinds at lowest rates; private room. 35 N. Illinois st.; open

evenings.

*3.40 for 1 barrel best roller process flour. 65c for 50 lbs best roller process flour. 43c for 25 lbs best roller process flour. 25c for 19 lb* pure New York buckwheat

flour.

Strictly fresh rolled oats, per lb. 2c. 25c for 15 lb* fresh rolled oats. Fresh i-orn meal, per lb. 1c. 75c for 10o lbs fresh bolted corn meal. 10c for 3 lb* Valencia raisins. 5c for 1 lb nectarines.

5c for 1 lb fresh country apple butler,

quarts Pearl hominy.

3 lbs

iny.

Kingan's kettle-rendered leaf

10c for 3 25e for

lard.

5c for 1 3-lb can apples. 5c for 1 can sugar corn.

6c for 1 can peas.

25c for 3 3-lb cans sweet potatoes. 25c for 3 S-lb cans red kidney beaus. 11c for 1 package shredded wheat. 8e for 1 package cereallne.

35c for 1 bushel nl<

tatoes.

*1.00 for 19 lbs granulated sugar. *1.00 for 20 lbs soft A sugar.

smooth, Michigan po-

C. H. AND E. H. SCHRADER,

Telephone 940.

453 and 457 Virginia ave.

FOR SALE-

REDUCTION IN CANNED GOODS.

6c for 1 can apple*.

5c for 1 can corn, standard.

6c for 1 can baked beans, standard.

6c for 1 can pineapple*, standard. 6c for 1 can pumpkin, standard.

6c for 1 can blackberries, standard. 6c for 1 can string beans, standard. 7c for 1 can kidney btans. stumbud.

7c for 1 can tomatoes, standard,

e,. » i —-pberrles. Doseberrlta, standard.

an*.

8c for 1 can French kidney beans.

toes

7c for 1 can raspberries, stai

7(4c for 1 can

lari

ndard. ndard. luard.

goose

7V4c for 1 can pie peaches, stun

ean

standard.

pie pearl

8c for 1 can. 3-lb, string beans, standard.

8c for 1 can lima bear

8c for 1 can marrowfat

pea sta

st*.

ndard.

Sc for 1 can extra corn.

, 3-lb. errles,

10c for 1 can corn, fancy Main

9c for l can.

9c for 1 can. 3-lb, biackberrl

blackberries, standard.

standard.

ap.

10c for 1 can. 3-!b. pealed peaches. Irtc for 1 can Yarmouth Corn. 10c for 1 can California apricots. 10c for 1 can California egx plums. Hie for 1 can. large, ov-enbaked beans

Telephone 473. 25c for 10 lbs rolled oats.

25c for 10 lbs New York buckwheat.

25c for 10 lbs graham flour.

2£o for 25 lbs Pearl meal.

4c for 1 bar Babbitt's soap.

4c for 1 bar Lenox soap. 4e for 1 bar Hummer soa 25c for 8 lbs Pearl stare MEAT DEPARTMENT. 4c for 1 lb boiling meat. 5c for 1 lb beef roast. 6c for 1 lb corned beef. 7>4c for 1 lb chuck sttak.

8c for 1 lb kettle-rendered laid. 8c for 1 lb fresli pork sausage.

8c for 1 lb fiesh pork.

8c for 1 lb liver and blood pudding and head

cheese.

Sugar-cured Ifams, 10c per lb. Sugar-cured bacon. 10c per lb. Sugar-cured shoulders. 8c per lb. California hams, 7(4C. A full line of Armour'* Star brand smoked meat. . ’

Now located west of the World's Fair, oppo-

site State House.

Bargains in new nnd second-hand FURNITURE, CARPETS, STOVES, ETC.

Also

An office desk, cashier's desk, bar fixtures. J etc., for sale cheap. Come while they last. Anything You Want for Housekeeping. BARGAIN STORE. First door west of World'* Fair.

REAL

Place; Alabama, north of Eleventh st. Pr «.«•>. Clear title. M. ARBUCKLE. 13

Block. *

R K AL ESTATE—An apa rooms; elegant brick; ft renting for |i8o per month.

ARBUCKLE. REAL estate

reside:

rtmeni

entral; and

house; 26

north;

Price. $12,800, M.

Elegant, two-story, nlne-r

residence: modem throughout; bath and furnace; lot 40x150. X. New Jersey at.

MJCK & CO.

REAL HSTATE'-FlatlR room'

15.500,

bath-roo ii

FOR SALE-

5c for 1 3-lb can tomatoes. 6c for 1 can corn. 5c for 1 can pork and beans. 11c for 1 can table peaches. Uc for 1 can table apricots. 10c for 3 quarts new hominy. 5c for quart Michigan dried beans. 26c for 6 lbs dried currants. 25c for 6 lbs dried grapes. 1c for 1 5-lb Jar apple butter. 25c for 3 lbs full country lard. 7'4c per lb for California ham. COe for 1 gallon mapie sirup. G. J. HAMMEL, 1,0-112 Massachusetts ave. Empire Block. Telephone 755. Goods delivered free to ail parts of city.

TOR SALEELM TREE STORE. . . SURREY & AMT. . . , Dealers in STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES. Manufacturers of a Strictly Pure Cream Tartar Baking Powder.

Virginia

roller

*3.50 for 1 barrel

flour.

.ti raOO

197-199 Virginia uve. barrel best roller proc

68c for 3 cans Eagle brand condensed milk. S5c for 1 bushel line Michigan Burbank pota-

toes. e

2.x: for 7 ‘wrs 1 euox soap. 25c for 7 package* 9-o’clock Washing Tea. 25c for 6 bars liaubitt’s or Ivory soap. 25c for 8-bars Every Day Soup. 15c for 2 lbs Parrott & Taggart'* butter

crackers.

15c for 2 cans Polk's best tomatoes. 15c for 2 cans best sugar corn.

15c for 2 cans finest pumpkin In town.

5c for 1 can good tomatoes. 26c for 2 can* finest table peaches. Kc for 2 packages best rolled oats. 5e for 1 dozen large, sour pickles

5c for 1 lb butter crai-

Sch

sou ker

25c for 10 lbs Schumachdr’s liest oatmeal. 25c for 3 packages Nfw England mince meat.

10c for 1 can good condensed milk.

BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATIONS. BUILDING AND LOAN—EQUITABLE, 96 N. Delaware, for loans or Investments. BITLDINgTnD LOAN—Join the NEW YEAR SAVING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION; sixteenth serle* Just started. J. H. SMITH, Secretary. room 5. 36(4 W. Washington at.

-Money

large sum of home funds left in our care be loaned In sums of *109 to *1,000 and

ns; i

: *laie roof; uml

*2.100 per vear, or *175

tn* dec

per month.

r.-vu rzs i a 11'.—A house of six room on St.

Joaeph *t.; has a four-room house on rear;

ren ‘ 7«r *20 a month: only *1.*». -McKGRAN. 4«>4 N. Pennsylvania st. 7

REAL ESTATE—N. Illinois; two-story frame

house; 11 room*; thoroughly modem: lot 40x

143: will take cheaper property In part pay-

ment. Price. *5.500. MK'K Sc CO.

REAL; ESTATE—Insure your property tn tha

Insurance Company of North' America or thr Pennsylvania Fire Insurance Company. HENRY II. FAY. 40(4 E. Washington *t,

Insurance Compa

onsylvanla Fire Insurance Company. JNRY H. FAY. 40(4 E. Washington

r tha with

REALl BSTATE~*3.000 will buy a good. new.

eight-room house; Highland 1>bic» Twelfth st.; extremely easy term some trade; lot or smalt house.

eight-rooi Twelfth s

J’lace

! or will tuk*

pUK A CO. REAL ESTATE—Choice lot* In Morrl*'* »ddl-

hoi

New Jen

ue; improved i

*ewer»: reduced prices; easy

tion bn Alabama. New Jersey tral avenue; improved streets;

State and Oe«

; gas; water and . term*. JNO. fi.

SPANN * CO.

REAL ESTATE—Highland Place hou*e of seven rooms; In good condition;; nice yard, with fruit and shade trees. Price. $2,709. Easy payment*. Great bargain. M, AR-J

BUCKLE. 19 When Bl< '

hen Block.

REAL ESTATE—Two site* for wurelious

manufacturing; <>n switch; central. House up north; from *1.500 to *10,008; easy payments, Dus on easy payments If desired. Several

farms to sell or trade for cltj LOWRY. _22 Ingalls Block.

REAL ESTATE -Six-room cottage; lot Mxl52; near Woodruff Place; close to cars and nu-| merou* stores; Just the plaea for an elderly* couple who want a place already started wltllj fruit trees, grape vines and shtubbery. Price,

*2.300. Address Z 2. care News.

REAL ESTATE Money to loan; n large sum

Of home funds left In our care to be loaned In sums of *100 to *1.000 and upward at lowest

BUILDING AND LOAN-Money to loan;

left in our c* *1,000 and up can furnish n

same day as you apply; pay back wher please. A. METZGER AGENCY. 5 Odd Ed-

ward,

lowest rates of Interest; can furnish money day as you apply; pay back when you

lows Hail.

BUILDING AND LOAN—THE MUTUAL HOME AND SAVINGS ASSOCIATION. 72 E. Market st.. has never failed to pay 8 per cent, dividend* on Its paid-up atock. payable In cash. January and July J. Strictly local. No expense fund. ISAAC THALMAN. President. W A. RHODES^ Secretary.

STAR SAVING atari* the twen-

ty-fifth t-eries of *200 shares and the seventh B aerie* *100 share*. September 4. 1895. Mot on hand for loan* with low premium!

BUILDING AND LOAN—The AND LOAN ASSOCIATION i

o shares i Septemhe with lov

vou apply: pay METZGER AGE

H&AL

and most elegant city, with every r

modern architecture; Jorge gru will trade for smaller and cb

in city; person looking for please call MICK A

ire pw

ick when you

Fello

rates of in I (test; ca

NCY, Ii Odd Fellows H,

furnish money sai

plea:

.se. all.

lay

ESTATE -One of finest and largest and most elegant residences In north part of city, with every modem appliance knowr

idem Jar*

tunds; east

sue CO.

J a ta

rvBdence will

teaper real esta

h a

FOR TRADE

bread.

FOR TRADE.

-The family favorite—Quaker

oney

For

an* with low premium*,

further Informal ion apply at office. 40(4 E.

t appl!

Washington st. H. H. FAY, Secretary. BUILDING" AND LOAN-NEW YEAR SAV” ING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION started s-e-rle* No. 16 January 6. Books now open any day. 50 cents for each *200; mature* *n six

LOANS—6 estate. (

SPANN &

LOANS—On pawns or chattels: all kinds; any sum; lowest rates; established 1889. 156(4 E. Washington, room. 9. A. N._ WILSON.

LOANS-Money to Jo

goods. J. C. ERTEL, room

ling, 24(4 E. 'Washington.

LOANS—O dential. I

furniture, etc.; best terms; conti-

you need money, send me your

address and I will call on you. Address A 1,

and household good*. J.

50 Lombard Build:

care News.

LOANS-Money

according to

privilege of pre-pa 66 E. Market at.

to loan; 6, 6 and 7

amount; fees reasonable at yment. McINTOSH &. SON.

per cent., nable and

LOANS—Sums of *500 and o

City properly

C. B. COFFIN & CO.

d over, and far

rm.x.

90 K. Market *t.

pianos, ve-

nal

LOANS—Money to loan on Indiana farms; lowest rate, with partial payments. Addres* C. N. WILLIAMS & OO.. CrawfordrvUle, Ind. LOANS -Money to loan upon real estate In Indianapolis and vicinity; most favorable term* offered by BOICE & DARK, 18(4 N. Meridian st.

LOANS—6 per cent, mon

pre-pa yme proved ■

with privilege of

semi-annually; loans made on

per cent, money, lent semi-annually;

real estate in this city only, in loa

of not less than *1.000; no delay; reasonat

fees. SPANN & (X).. 86 E. Market st.

LOANS

LOANS—Any amount on furniture. hides, store fixtures or any kind of perso

property; guarantee the lowest rates. (Conti, dential.) E. J. GAUSEPOHL. 2(z W. Wash-

ington at., room 4.

LOANS—To loan, money In any amount in ■urns of *200 u> *5,000; on very easy terms; low rates; no delay: can accommodate you the same day that apply; loan* on city or farms. C. W. GORSUCH. 15 Virginia ave. LOANS-Money to loan; a large sum of home funds left in our care to be loaned In sums ! *100 to *1,000 and upward at lowest rates of Interest; can furnish money same day vou apply; pay back when you please. A. METZGER AGENCY, 5 Chid Fellows Hall.

LOANS—

REEDER S CUT-PRICE BOOT SHOE AND CIXJTHING HOUSE. 224—W. Washington St.-224 ; We are overstocked on winter goods, jand in order to reduce stock will quote the following low prices for Saturday and ult next week:

the telegraph service; p< dress J. D JOHNSTON.

on* secured. Ad

railway general office. WANTED—Experienced cafivasser for general

from the start;

stands, portable wardrobe, cane at ere J rocker*, marble top dressing ,«louWe lounge*, cherry bedroom sui and ingrain carpets, pictures. top mattress**, bed springs. »lngle ajh bedstead*, safe* and a great many <K1

cle*. <1. W. McCU

.se.

r.j. bruasels

.RIV ’fravorlte”

range with reservoir and warming ovj-n. cotton

sea. bed spring*. »lngle aji'l double nd a great many .fiber nrti-

niRDY,

Auctioneer

-Siu" asroSsa® ses

SERIES. Rocnester. N. Y.; WANTED— A reliable person in every county

to distribute circulars afid tack up signs.

Cash paid. Address, with stamp. WILL A.

MOLTON CO., neveland.

AT LAST

You can now borrow money on your household goods on the building and loan association plan. Loans mad.; from *10 up. HOUSEHOLD LOAN ASSOCIATION. 44 launbard Building. 24(415, Washington st.

ke Erie | LOANS-

TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS

To loan In sums of

*10. *15. *20. *30. *50. *100. *290.

motmt

MONEY!

PIANOS, OR-

LOST.

Return 4o 857 N.

LOST—Black silk mitten. New Jersey.

kosT—Pcnalon certificate No. 4*9.90*. Please return to ABRAM F. HPRINCfSTElfN. When Clothing Store. : LOST—Beef hide, between Liberty Ind Deiaware and North. Finder notify H. I* TETAZ. 362 Bellefontaine. j. DWT—Between Park ave. and gPlymouth church, two dozen plated knives. Jteturn to

Plymouth church. • . ~ f j^OjjT—Between Maryland and Wash West, a mourning veil. KMBhuke

Return io 21 S. West *t.

WANTED-The CHICAGO SHOE CO.'S big store heads the processibn In the Bale of rubbers; 39c and 24c buy* a tine sandal for men and women. 78 E. Washington. Open until 8 p. m. : WANTED—A *2 satin calf, tn ail toes, lace and congress at »1.». *';.rldbealers P.uy a pair and try them. CHICAGO SHOE 1 CO.’S BIG STORE. 78 E. Washington st. open

until 8 p.

WANTED—You

m*! her.

more city.

NTED—You can buy i a fine, raxor-toe, amel shoe at CHICAGO SHOE CO.’S big e for gents' wear at *$.60; none better tn 1 and see them, 78 E. Washington

til 8 p.

WA NTED—Inventors advised and preliminary examinations free. Patents obtained before

.... ..... 1. ....01 'inJURM.

jittorney’H fee Is paid. THURMAN ft BILVIUS, Mechanical Expert* and Patent Solicitors. :*T7 When BbSttm* i * a.

CHAB. T WHITgETT.

Telephone 6*4. «

•>

WashbiKton, on jiaafte ^.t a dead

It wt. ^ {fw » rd. roVT -ThurWlay night, January zi tody's gold - lasting case watch; Elgin GkorksiZlBscrlbed . ' D, Welt aid*. "Marie Graebner. Mepfrmber .!». ,v*2 ' Finder wifi he rewarded by return.ng

407 Broadway. MARIK ^

itors.m wiiii">i*iml^i ^

,WANTElv Look out for bargains In closing.

or any nrnotmt on

FURNITURE. PIANOS, ORGANS

STORE FIXTURES, ETC.,

At rates which honest p.-ople can afford

to pa). The property ' jndlsturbed p>.ssession

t pei

to pa). The property to remain in your undisturbed possession. EVERYBODY WHO WANTS MONEY

CALL AND SEE UH.

We are Just us happy to make you a ll't loan as one for *150. We will give you plenty of time to pay the money ba In fact, you can make the payments suit yourself. Every payment so m reduces the cost of carrying the lo We give you the full amount of money

taken out in ad-

ek.

nts to

ade

oan.

money

you ask for; no charges 1

vance. The transaction is *ure to be private. Don’t fall to see us and get

our rates.

INDIANAPOLIS MORTGAGE I.OAN COMPANY. Room 10. 87 E. Market st.

LOANED ON FURNITURE. GANS, ETC.. THE PROPERTY TO REMAIN IX TOUR UNDISTURBED POSSESSION. LOANS ON WATCHES AND DIAMONDS. EVERYBODY WHO WANTS MONEY. CALL AND SEE US. LOANS MADE ON SHORT NOTICE. We ADVANCE MONEY ON FURNITURE fixtures, piano*, warehouse receipts, horses wagons, machinery, etc.; In fact, we will loan on any and all kinds of chattel property without removal. You ran pay back the money In weekly or monthly Installment*. Any part paid reduces cost of carrying the loan. Call and get our rates before going elsewhere. CENTRAL LOAN CO.. 11(4 N. Meridian *t.. room 5. First stairway on the east aide of N ridtan sc. near Washington, up-stalrs.

LOANS—

MEN'S SUITS—ANY' SIZE OR OOLOREVEUY SUIT MARKED IN

PLAIN FIGURES.

1 lot, regular price *5.72, out price *3.75. 1 lot, regular price *9.75, cut price $5. 1 lot. regular price *10.25. cut price *6. I lot, regular price *13.50, cut price *8.50. 1 lot, regular price *14.75, cut price *9.

Ice *10.

Secretary.

Just received a large lot of metwurst. Fresh scrapple every cbi)\ .A flue dish for

breakfast.

PFAFFL1N GROCERY CO. SIXDLINGEIt BROS.’ FINE MEATS.

100 N. ILLINOIS ST.

Under the telephone exchange. c'em'^wfib!

Telephone 473.

iy. 50 cents ror each *200; matures tn sis years; dividends semi-annually. Meeting* Monday nights, at rooms 3 and 5. over Lee’s Tea Store. 36 W. Washington. J. H. SMITH.

BUILDING AND LOAN-The STATE HOUSE

BUILDING ASSOCIATION

BUILDING ASSOCIATION pays 8 per cent, cash dividends on paid-up stock; no deductions for taxes. -Pre-paid stock participates in the full earnings. 14 per cent., from which the an withdraw cash dividend of 3 per

■tiOn for taxes. Investigate

our plan. Office 211-213 Indiana Trust Building. JOHN S. LAZARUS. Prealdcnt. H. F

HACKEDORN. Secretary. BUILDING AND I.OAN—

THE INDIANA SOCIETY FOR SAVINGS. Phoenix Block (second floor), northwest corner Market and Delaware: loans *1.000 for *13 * month; no entrance fee; no commission; no

payments in advance; loans in«:

Tills society has never had an "expenir* fund, but limit* expense* and pay* the cxitensea from

earning*. If you wish «. loan at low

desire to Invest your savint

it will be to your advantage to call and see u*.

of hardware fi SMITH ft CO„

TOR TRADE—Equity In desirable kit for mero chant tailoring. Address H 2, c*re News.

FOR THA I fiC -*lib0W stock town of 20,090 for property.

36 \V_Washington. FOR TRADE—Farms all over Sint*, also gro-

cery and merchandise stocks. SMITH ft CO.,

36 W. Washington. T FOR tSaDE-W) lot* centrally located In a,

gas ami oil town, for property at *tocl«.

SMITH & CO . 36 W. Washington. FOR, TRADE—Clear, vacant lot. valuation

*200. far good patent right Mr Indiana. TUTTLE & .SEGU-IN, 28 E. Maraket »t.

FOR TRADE—Good farm; 361 acres; north;

price *59 an acre; wifi take Indisnapolig

property; give full particular*,

care News.

poll*

Address K 2,

incumbrance;

property.

TOR TRAOE--640 acres; Gore county. well watered; wire fence; no Inru good title; exchange for Indianapolis W. E. STEVENSON. 74 E. Market.

FOR TRADIR-Hotel and butdnes* property in gas and oil town, finely located; new building. for business or rveldene* property or stock*; *15.900. SMITH ft CO.. U W. Wash-

ington.

FOR TRADE-249 acres In Putfigm a

minissiiut; no | Ind., Mur mile* from Greencaetle; onl ide promptly. ! Improvements; no Incumbrance; will exxpense fund." change for Indianapolis. W. E. STEVENSON,

CX| t It

change

74 E. Market.

*— iwveTymir a*deama^u*£j

pricti *14.75,

t lot, regular price *17.25, cut

1 lot,, regular price *18.25, out price *11

■uits

These eu

English Clays

price Jiv.zu, cut prl< price *18.25, cut prtv C

nstst ojt ail-wtiol cassl meres, vd diagonal worsted, doublesacks, Prince Albert and Reagen'e,

tin.

breasted sacks,

tfnd every suit a barga

3,W boys' knee pants go at 20c. 600 boys' sweaters go at 35c. 300 men's Scotch caps go at 25c. 6(9) men's wopl mitts go at Utc. 809 men's fancy laundered shirts go at 4»c. 4,909 n en’s suspenders go at 10c.

80c for men's best arctics—60c. 73c for ladies' best arctics—72c.

In .1 l.xts’

mer

lad

ak- for ladles' liest rubb*n»~-20e.

30c for ladles’ storm rubber*—30c.

5c for children’s rubbers—5c.

500 ladles’ go*sameres at 39c.

75c buys men’s work shoe*, worth $1. 99c buys men's dress shoe*, worth *1.23.

LOANS-

LOWEST RATES. EASY TERMS.

•£OU

WANT

YOU

and uiflenredf,'

LYKR.

XT"

MON I MICSTS.

rcT l)! KN KID 243 fi _ Wa*h-

MON (’MENTK MonwnteW at "low(|t jirtcgg.

M U.

•spMnnnfnu

ELL. 28» w. Wa«htPS*on st.

« shBIS and uflf .day You can fin) abotl half «W> u«

STORE. 170 W. WasiiWfiM \VANTEl>—An Idea. Who'

thing to patent ? :

TM-m<>rrow andt’Mon-

y mesf anything in thatjine at

iual I'prite

the GLOBE

STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL.

LOANS MADE ON SHORT NOTICE. Money loaned on furniture, pianos. hora«L wagons, store fixtures, warehouse receipt* and

i all kind* of personal property in any amount . from *10 upward, the property to remain In

i your undisturbed possession. We

can think of

some

simple thing to patch!? Protect your Ideas: they may bring you wealth. Write JOHN WEDDERBURN ft CO.,! Patent Attorney*. Washington. D. C.. f* r >hei|- *1.800 prize offer. I - 11. ■ ■ — - n : 11.1, ..—I..IHISBW* WANWCIV- -Apprentice*: frar barber'trade; unly two months required to learn. Situations or locations furnished, rltjr or country; »-ontpicte outfit tun I* donated. Synd .for Illustrated catalogue. CHICAGO B.VKBEh SCHOOL. 64 Wa-

bash. ave., Chicago.

your unuiaturbed poMesuion. We money on watche* and dlamooda. Yo

My or nun st reduced

on wa

back Itae

mi ly.

r pia

stall merits, and ha

ttonstaly. if

v«

also loan

ou can thly In-

in wei

the co*t requeed propor-

you owe a balance on your furni-

ture or piano, we will pay the same for you and carry It a* long as you desire. No charge* taken out In advance. Call and see ue before

going elsewhere. Established 1837.

INDIANA MORTGAGE LOAN COMPANY,

Room 4 Lombard Building,

Second Floor,

*4(4 E. Washington *1. Opposite New York. Store.

WANT

MONEY? MONET7

WE LOAN MONET ON

FURNITURE. PIANOS. ORGANS.

HORSES, WAGONS. ETC.

In sum* of *10 and up. at the lowest rates

Loans may be

and on *hort or ^iong time, to suI ( borrower”

AT any“ °

ill or In part

TIME

And each part paid reduces the coat of carry-

ing the loan.

The property 1* left In your undisturbed possession, you having the use of both property and money. No charges taken out tn vance. Call and see us before borrowing. SECURITY MORTGAGE LOAN CO.. Room 207, second floor, Indiana Trust Com-

pany Building (old Vance

Ington st. and Washington st.

Block), corner Wash-

Virginia ave. Entranoa on

*1.25 buy* men's dress shoes, worth *1.73.

*1.50 buy* men’* drese shoe*, worth *2.

*1.75 buy* men's drea* shoes, worth *2.50.

*2 buys men’s dress *hof’*, worth *3.

25c—FOR MEN’S WORK PANTS—25c.

TSc for Indie*’ kid ‘button shoe*.

99c for ladies* dongola button, any style.*1 25 for ladies’ patent trim. lace or button.

*1.59 for ladles’ razor toe, button. 85c for ladles’ warm-lined shoes.

*1.99 for P. Cox make, any style *hoe; none

better made.

49c for boys' work shoe*. 85c for boy*’ school *hoes. 99c for boys’ dress *hoe*. *1.25 for .the best lace or congress. 373 OVKRODATS. MEN'S*. BOYS AND CHIL-DREN'-S. AT YOUR OWN PRICE.

We have 10,000 like bargains which we have neither time or space to mention. Give us a personal call and we will convince you that the cheapest place in the city is RBBDER S—224 W. WASHINGTON ST. Make no mistake In the place. Stora open every evening HU 8 o’clock. L S'. REJSDER, Proprietor.

residence tn

In-

„. — _ cumbrance: will exchange for Indlanapoili BUILDING AND'LOAN-EASTERN SAVING property or good farm. W. E. STEVENSON.

AND IX)AN ASSOCIATION. New scries 74 li. Market.

hud on iippltcstlon .limited' to 10 cert’s a ’ itock will be received

meyer' by t h

ting. Premium*

■hare. Application* for

B the place

•near Oliver ave. lg)t (V. Waghington 54x180. Three lot* Metkle «t.. 32x100. Lot cortlanis and Lexington uve. Two lot* N.

lot* Eighth st. Four new, •mat! house*.

Secretary. Merchants’ National Bank. O. lb ! S"**! !ndlanai»4l», near Oliver nve. 15 lot» FRENZKL. Treasurer. Merchani*' National l *va. 15 lot* Kenwood ave. Two Bank WM. K1F.MKYRR. President. 76 E ' 1"«* N. Sen*** ave. It U*» Onaotland ave. Washington st. Meat* every Saturday evening. ; lot* Haughvllle. M.jd*rn, nine-room bouse, — —— j N. Illinois *t Modern, nine room house. N. BUILDING AND LOAN—Tha GERMAN- Ospitol *v». Handw-nte. •even-room cottage, AMERICAN’S annual report. January 1. IS*.. , N 1 Vnnzylvanla. Nine lots N. Ifilnoi* *t. shows a gain of *324.543.3< in loans made and i >i| 0 f the aitove are clear of incumbrance, to J6o.879.06' In eurn.ncs^^TOnowinfi 1* the | tnlrt .. for improved real estate In this city.

Net mortgage assets } 746.362 61 Real estate securing same... 1,621,970 <*i Insurance policies I,ltW.?0() O) Earnings to stockholders 292,464 42 j Number of loans. 1,203; average of.. 625 00 :

Will biHtu

MICK

tprt

pay cash

ft CO.

difference

assuine Incum-

tnred and

aware

r of limns, in in assets een prepaid

and paid. Office and van its. 100 st. O. \V. BROWN. Serretary.

Net gain in assets for 1895...... 229.8X6 S3 ■ Thirteen prepaid certificates were full

KOT1CB.

if. DeV KO'flUE—Tish-i-mlngo^

Ul'SIYESS CIIANCfi.

BUSIN'ESSS Cl! A NCR- Someth I ng new in hou

int partner

Address L 2. care New*.

and office furniture; money to Join me. Addi

use Ith

NOTICE—The family favorite—Quaker bread. NOTICE—You can get the be*: cabinets at

BENNETT’S for *1 dozen.

NuflCE-T.OOO printed billheads for *1.50. VICTOR, i‘4V; E. Washington st.

NOTICE—Ttn work and gfumact*. JOSEPJI BlTSINEh® CHANCE—Bicycle business for i ^ARWE^^KentwfcyftV^Jjljphofta OL sale; good bx-ution; established business; j NOTICE—EVERROATI & PRUNK. furnace* good reason* for selling. Address C 25, care j and (in work. 170 Indiana ave. Telephone 113*. — | NOTICK—DR. ROSE C. Me FALL, Prlvata BUSINE-Sfi CHANCE—Wanted: lf*n wfth SkSS ! Sanitarium. 439 N. New Jersey. Telepboaa

to take directorship in ?n established I mild- ; 144s. Ing and loan, paying 16 per cent, dividends, rrr, Address S 1, care News. j

— • WmciW^P, 85I.WW, jcrwvM yg ci

BUSINESS QHANCB—How *29 made *500 in Kl»e»e. 42 W. Washington *t.. are hereby re-

mir hrvrslr ••W,»x*r “ - - -. —

NOTICE—All perron* having left for repair*. ■ watches. Clack*. Jewelry, etc., with W. J.

twenty day*. Write for our book. "How For- I quested to call at one* and take them out.

tune*.Are Made.” NEWTON BENNINGTON W. H. CRAFT. Assignee.

OO^^U^.roadway.^Nmr i odd. 0fi4 Ud. of our BUSINESS CHANCE—Furniture and lease of winter suit* and overcoat*. All *12, 816 and my hotel. No opposition. Part time. Paya ; *13 suit* and overcoat*. 8X0.59. All *-0 *23 and well. In other busine** and can not attend to • *30 suit* and overcoat*, *13. HUB CUTTIIit._ F. A. STBBB1XS, Waveiand, Ind. ing <X>., 42 N. Pennsylvania *t.. oppooil*

BUSINESS CHA NCE—Chance to go Into bust- poetofflee^

IT?!Ness CHANCE—Cltanee to go into bu*i- — new for yourself; small capital; quick sale* NOTICE-Stockholder*” annual meeting of th# and Urge profits; something entirely new. . While River railroad, for th* election of Investigate this. Call 132 Massachusetts ave. ; officer* and general business, at the offioe of

= Kingan ft Co.. Limited, Indlanapotta. Saturday.

faces remov

PERSONAL

PldRStXN\U.-HSr^m W iadleF'

Room 20, over A)Tea’a g '’S.:';. PERSONAL - LORENZ SCHMIDT. Notary Public and Consular .Agent. Collector of European claim*. Room No. 1 In German In■urance Block, 29 S. Delaware «t. PEmSONAL—If we can fit you tn a suit or overcoat, you can sav* money. Look at cur special Saturday sale-on* day only. HUB CLOTHING CO.. 43 N, P«nn*) Ivanla »L

Wh ^ FebruarySecretary.

gTORAGK.

STORAGK -Of all kind* at CHARLES S. SHOVKH’S. Ho R. Wahaah atSTORAGE - INDIANAPOLIS WAREHOUSE CO.; all modern faciUtlea far storing bouaehold goods and merchandise. 2*5-27* S. Pennsylvania at., an PenusylvaaM pack*. T*i*» phone 1343. . % . . wPU

R ii&k,E*TATB r ;Property of ali kind*. _ HEN*

• uh

»nap. n. w. xtkocse, c E Market, room 3. HTE ~ At . * wertfiee; ')oi 42. W.xrd* ^roff Piaoe. west drive. Addre*. B 3, vara I

realnew.

(EAL ESTATE—Beautiful two-story ~ dence; 10 r>«m„ ; thoroughly mo-iern; •t 1 *, mi MH K ft CO. REAL ESTATE—E. Washington *1. lot; invonly *1,9001 ■mrSLER, Alt’trney, IO 4 * N. Delasare.

eompiete; two furnaces

r»nt h

326.000. MICK ft CO. _ r ■ REAL E.4TATE—Lots for sale on weekly pav* merits in PnApeet st.. K. Washington *t„ ■J* Brinkman Hill addition. A. W. DEN-

NVJ6 N. Delaware.

REAL E4TATK—Rental proptrty! Two-story',

brick; 24 room*; two bath-room* complete;

tK.a' 1 sux’.’S"*'" E *’"' vr,n - HUAI. EffrATE^M.E00 will buy .fl'mild d-. ntown. 12-room residence, five minute*' walhj of postoffive; will rent for *720 per year. *6,500.

Terms eaay. MICK ft CO,

REAL ESTATE—A house of six room on 8L

Jo ' aaaBatea;

will

NA>

REAL ESTATE—Several West Indlanapoll* oottage*: small payment down, balance in building association, payable *2 weekly. L. O. aMILIaER. U7 W. Georgia at. REAL ESTATE—Dwelling; two-stqry; nlna rooms; gi»od bam; all In good rdp«lr; on Broadway, south of Eleventh st; Price, *3.500. M. ARBUCKLE. » When Block.

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