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■-M' THE INDIANAPOLIS NEWS. FRIDAY. MAY 15, 1898.

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91 N*. Ubarty at.

Waahtngtoa.

! WAN7TSD—For Bunaay oreaataat. Hlta'a cln-

( nawoo cafca.

W A NTK1 >— Kaparim.rd jifght oooh. j _ Waahtnaton *t._ WANTBD—<tMd tirbitr. Hear M College I av*. BrUtg toola. _ __ i WANTED—White porter, twenty yeara of age. it. W. AVaefilngton. WANTED—White male cook. C. CARPENTKR. <8 W. Market.

you

bottle p 1 .iklea

—■— ■ awl— — — | uwnrr. iw Mary m. anJ " Vl£

at with boueeworlc.

rANTED—Olrl to

E. Waahtaatoa ^ ac WANtlHV-OtKHi Carman girl; atnall family.

Onyrtu 1

1 y6tym>TV'». [ tinn.»» *KT?^a?%u wanted—giH for h ferred. 19 Fletcher

pineapple;

Lady guitar pupUa, 9c lesson

“ ^ New*. ' ■

Ouahed pineapple:

; GKOTTO, 97 8. Illinois. WANTED—A ahoe salesman. Apply at UN W. __VVaiihlngton at., this p. m. _ i WANTED—Akret Foot Lotion curea burning

and sort fret. At druggiata. _

WANTED—Leans on all article* of value.

SOLOMON. S3 8. IMnoiis/fct.

WANTED—Watchmaker to work dally few : hours. 103 B. Washington at. WANTED—Ladles and genu to handle fast selling article. 818 X. Illinois si^ 1

hou^work; German pre- WA NTED-^i."pV n Tru

VAN :jEm ' ooL ’ B

unctur -s rep

Waal)

WANTED— Highest prices paid foi

carpets, etc^ SSI E. Washington. WANTED-Few biarderi"

aellke. S8

Few

meals, *1; home

Uy -of three. Ill X. East. WANTKr>—Girl for general housework; three to family. M College jive. WANTED—AkreC Foot Ikrtloa curea burning _and sore f*»t._At drugglata Wanted—Six intelligent ladies; good wages.|

Room 7, 1*H N. Mend

WANTED—Lad les

■paired. 23c. W. : WANTED—Old rubber'gooas ana hats repaired. hingmn. j WM pg j. U y i 4T Massachusetts ave.

dging, 10c; quiet and comtor

ble. 2W W. Market at. (Closed 10 p. m.i

WANTED-Lods

and comforia-

Mendtan. cull at S27 Lemcke Build-

g .employment. . i,,*. S T or woman to nurse one baby, ! dianapolls.

WANTED—Good man to sell tab!* specialty to consuming trade. Address K 23, care News. WAXTED-Men, Join the Labor Association.

Every day some on

for you. .■ WANTED—Blacksmith familiar with tire welding. STANDARD WHEEL CO.. West In-

WANTED—Why pay fancy prices

Best at BENNETT'S,

WANTED—Good white

Call at oace.

-y- 173 X Last at. . ; WANTED—Car repairers at once. KANSAS girl In small' family. 1 CITY CAR AND FOUNDRY CO., Kansas

« W. Vermont.

WANTED—Superfluous hair, moles. forever. Ro-wn 30. over Ayres’s. WANTED—WhfteTglff for geheral housework in small family. No. 3 Lincoln ave,

housework;

City, Kas.

WANTED—Experienced past hanger. Inquire 1« Clay

l and 8 p. m. | WANTED-To

boy, by paperst., between 1

for general

N. New Jersey at.

WANTED—Good girl

■nail family, m .

WANTED—Girls and woman at the Labor An- ] aoclatlon; wages $3 to M- 23 W. Ohio. WANTED—Feathers renovated, bought and _#olA It* Massadiusetts ave. B. F. DUBOIS. WANTED—Good family cook; good place. ^CaJl immediately. 30Vs N. Delaware, room

solicitors’ for building and

>nds; fair 11a Block.

loan money dealing aiyl

on watches, private. Rood

moi

WANTED—We want a few good men to sell j our goods or manage agents. W. H. STEB- ! ! BJ NS & CO.. Elk hart. Ind. j • WANTED—Salesman: steady employment and f good pay. Address the HAWKES NUR8ERY CO. Rochester. N. Y. ! W'ANTED—A few good men to take orders for !

' " ' m Ha rnia

WANTED-Lady loan: good pay.

building

Call room Lr-nn kc UuiM-

crayoi

n and pastel work. Call

ouse at once. L. A. DAILY.

WANTED—Boy to drive delivery wagon and take care home: wages $10 per month and

IU /VW - —

married couple; n<

dress T 23, care News. WANTED- t.SOO. bicycle riders W. 'Washington st. and get shoes at $1.26 and $1.50.

~, n .. I I, . . . l.mii; ■ P ■ ■ . mil r- rr-innr-r - ! ~tr J *»«- « *»«'»*»'* *» W* J-"'- *

WANTED—Elegant upholstereu baby carriage; : board. LOClS O'BRIEN, 71 N. Illinois st.

large slke; $3.35. BORN A CO.. 63 E. Waah- : WANTED—Cook stove; complete: w yMTtOW-.... 1 pieces trimmings; $14.

.WAlflMD-dood gtli ' ’ "’

for general hou: wagee. Inquire

complete; with fifty Twelve-piece toilet

iVashini

WANTED-Bicycle.'). Hi. *50. $70; cash payments. W. VANDERPOOL. 22* E. Wt

tug ton at.

r i i Uicrvcto '«•* tagssss* **4^0 , *S-x. * vi v * v w auisc sework; sets. $2.75. Bt/R.\ & CO.. *2 E. Washington 412 N. j itantED—Bicycle assemblers and polishers H good pay and steady work for_ first-clasi

to go with family

f»r private

Employment Office,

family; wage* : hce. i6Vi ■ I

or men. Adrdess. at once, Waah- ; CO., Kankakee. 111,

f WANTED—Thi

KANKAKEE MFG.

German gii®; one to summer resort.

-Three more active and reliable 1 CLEANING WORKS. CLEANING. 3c P rs for permanent positions; liberal YARD. LAYING. Sc. TELEPHONE SIS. lpn„with weekly pay, ELLWANG- • WANTED-2.OuO ladies that can wear size

J 2*4 ard 3 shoes, to call at 250 W. Washlngand ton st., as we are closing out a $4 at $1.25.

canvass*

N. ; compensation with weekly pay. I JiPJL Rochester, N. Y.

! WANTED—100 Tiv I women, to ,-seil

irl for general housework; email wage*. Call at once. 746 N.

en, :

Apply 6244 & Illinois, Frl'* ^ • zsr --

for general housework ave., Harrod's Photo-

living

WANTBD—Good

muoa. 63 Indiana ave. B. M. RALSTON, 944 W. Market.' WANTED—Intelligent lady, to travel, salary and expenses paid; no canvassing. Address

P 18, care News.

WANTED—Olrl for general housework at s; no washing; good wages to good girl. Meridian st. -A good. saleslady for every townthe State. J. E. HASK1LL 19V4 Ran st., Indianapolis. WANTED—Women requiring medical attention or advice may consult (free) and in goafldence DR. HULA. $3 W. Ohio st.

WANTEDfarnitur*.

both men I

'ANTED—Nice working lady, to share home

day. i»duaft»r.» «, m. Saturday ™ j w ^ r

WANTED—Five energetic, intelligent gentle- ! care News. .v,T e l.X h ° , a r °'v^ r vlv° m ^‘,', nl L r 1 W'ANTED—By young married couple, with no ** r yl p °{ Vr N * vpr>v h v *r)*eiaw-arp ,n Children, to take charge of house for the person on P. J. FLANEDY, 93 N. Delaware. , 8lunmer ,j ur i n g absence of owner. Address

WANTED—General agent, wholesale, retail ! A 24. care News.

for Chicago .morrUng^papera, WANTSBJD—Horse and

delivery, ■

arriving dally and Sunday 7:30 a. m.; give

and experiences. Address L 23, cafe

and

rriving

references

WANTE D— Men and ladles to learn barbering in eight weeks. We give you all the ex-

a first-class position.

hington

erience See the

Indb ill

NTED—Inspect our large spring stock of

carpets, stoves, china ware and l«s BORN * CO.. 62 E. Wash-

Y ANTED—INDIANAPOLIS EN BUREAU, Meridian and Ohio lass help furnished. S. G. <

EMPLOYMENT •ts. FtrstCALDWELL,

WANTE3>- A good, reliable girl to da eea.nd work ut the Indiana School for Nursing, City Hospital; good wages. Call at-City Hospital. esufofJheBiake »t. car line. WANTED—Ladles or gents wDhlng to learn

a good, first-class

Ilea whq need large or small wrappers. We have alt sixes, from 32 to 46-inch bus*.

Handsome

gems wishing to

it in stage dancing and

•ecure good paying engagement* cal' at once.

PROFi>8Uft R^VNO. 130 W. Pol -

Ladies fnfm the ojti Ladles from the country. Ladles whq need large

We have alt sixes, from — . Prices from 49 cents to $1.75. More xeparste sklrtxjiave come.

More new shirt Waists, laqadered. from 33c U The best summer cerwt in the city at tte. 23c ladies’ hose, maoo feet, two pairs for 25c. Ladies, muslin underwear, #own«, chemises, drawers and skirts cheaper than you can

nsk« them,

1 TO—THE GLOBE—170 170—W. Washington—UP

GREAT CUT-PRK7B DRY GOODS BALK. 8. J. SMITH’S ^ DEPARTMENT STORE. 504, $06, 306, 310 MASSACHUSETTS AVE SATURDAY BARGAINS.

Ladles' calico wrappers. $1. now 54< Isidies’ calico wrappers, $l.S, npw Ladies’ calico wrappers, $1 V). now

54c. I9c.

_ IH wrappers, $l.o0, now 39o. Ladles’ sateen wrappers, $2. now $1.49

These wrapper* are made In the latest etylee, full skirts, IHschof sleeves. . ^ OOOL AND ELEGANT. FUBT THE THING FOR~ WARM WEATHER. WAISTS, le, to close out. to close out.

1 trimmed and untrlmmed

Intend to have It,

ueceeeary for school at 16644

Indianapolis, Ind. WANTED—A young man. good penman and accountant, to do general office work In railroad office; willing to nart in on small salary. Address In own handwriting, giving references and experience, Q 23, care News. WANTED—An Eastern manufacturing concern wants a local agent for this city and vlcnlty; one acquainted‘With wholestle grocery trade, department #tores and house-fur-nishers; liberal commlfslon and exclusive territory to the right party. AETNA WAX MFG. CO., 3*3 to 391 Elizabeth ave., Newark, X. J. WANTED—Men to learn barber trade; only eight weeks required; here Is a chance'for young men wanting a trade: can earn wages Saturdays while learning; steady altuaatlon or location for shop if desired; complete f new tools donated each student. CHICAGO BARBER SCHOOL. 2*3 8. Clark st., nilcago. Send for interesting catalogue.

a cheap $1,603 house of nine roo

in monthly

SON, 62 E.

WANTED-Ev

payments. Market st.

tickets at S

office, formerly Frey’s,

XOTTCL.

NOTICE—Tlsh-1-mlngo.

NOTICE—Ask tor Hltx’s rye bread,

each loef.

NOTICE-Crushed strawberries;

GROTTO, 97 8. IlllBOi*. NOTICE—1,000 printed olilncada ror $1.50. VIC-

TOR. 26 N. Delaware at. 4

WASTED—Mlnt’KLLAMSOLS. WANTED-Florida Seal W AN! ED-Ttsh-Hnlngw WANTED-^ Four boatder*. W W. Court *L_

34 W. Seventh at

tried Hita's cinruunon

WANTEI>—Bakery wagon.

WANTED—Have

jHWhk

WANTED—Ga* trust stock. NEWTON~TODD, « Ingalla Btock^ WAN TEE)—Cash paid for household goods. 139 W. Washington.

WANTED—Teeth. 15; crowns, $2. SELLERS, Dentist, 8. Illinois. WANTED--Old gold and. silver for~ cash. WARD. 11 Meridian. WANTED—Party take” furnished house; board

owner. 19 St. Mary st.

_ - - .De 1 h w a res v WANTED-To board two children; mother’s care given. 577 Shelby at. WANTED—Our Own Ointment for Inflammation. burns, cuts, piles._etc ; WANTED—Akret Foot Lotion cures burning and sore feet. At druggists. W'ANTED—Lawn mowers cleaned, sharpened and repaired. 63 N. Illinois st.

for furniture.

rs, $3 weekly;

W. Ohio.

for

$i dozen.

re-enameled.

ala ave.

inets.

WANTED —"Bicycle frames HENRY F. RESNER. 175 Virgin!

WANTED—Common Sense ice box; holds 100 lbs; $3.99; aaves half Ice. 24*_S. Meridian. WANTED—Smaii safe, with butglar-proof box. JULIUS KELLER. Pembroke Arcade. WANTED—Young lady room-mate; reference# exchanged. Call evenings, 17* N. Capitol ave. WANTED—You to buy your awnings of the Advance Tent and Awning Co., 89 N. Delaware.

for full set teeth. Extracted

without pain at EARHART’S, 1644 E- Washington. WANTED—To Joan money on watches and diamonds; fair dealing andfl>rlvate. Room 24

Ingalls Block.

WANTED—150 ladles to wear our serge congress at 49c. worth $1; at STOUT’S, 242 E.

Washington st. WANTED-To"

one furnished room, by children; quiet place. Ad-

call at 250 pair cycling

a store-room, with liv- . In a good location for

WANTED—To borrow $1,500 to help purchase good, established business; first mortgage. Address F 22, care News.

WANTED-To Ilense

f ing rooms attached, m a goo 1 saloon. Address L 21, care News. WANTED—To rent or purchase Oil news stand or good candy store, in ; vicinity. Address C 24, care News.

WANTED

city or

CAPITOL STEAM

CARPET

PER

rrey in part pay for nine rooms; balance M. ARUBCKLE &

verybody to buy their rallrot LATTS & POE’S cut rate tick ly Frey’s. 122 S. Illinois st. Te

>ad ;et

Tel-

orm

ephone 362 and save money. WANTED—Patterns and models made, and experimental machinery; make any trick or device wanted. INDIANAPOLIS PATTERNWORKS. 101 S. Pennsylvania. WANTED—By a small family, a modern house, with bath, south of Second at., and between Capitol ave. and New Jersey st. Address, stating rent, references, P 23, care

YOUR

CARPETS

_V* V*' AT*

WANTED

CLEANED TO LOOK LIKEsNSW, AT Sc PER- YARD. MACK’S CARPCT AND RUG

FACTORY. T

PHONE 243.

for each congressional o solicit business men,

hing new; SMITH &

Room 12. WANTED-An idea. Who can think of some simple thing to patent? Protect your Ideas; they may bring you wealth. Write JOHN WEDDERBURN & CO., Patent Attorneys, Washington. D. C., for their $1,S00 prize offer and list of^two hundred inventions wanted. WANTED—Business men and local county pol-

cents for copy of polincal

hii ’ ‘

WANTED-A hustler

district in Indiana, to solicit husln local politicians and others; someth

big money; light work. Address SMITH &

SOUTH. 1044 N. Delaware,

NOTICE—Akret Foot Lotion cures and sore feet. At druggists. NOTICE—Why pay fancy price* | Best at BENNETT’S, $1 dozen. -

NOTICE—EVERO AD * TRUNK, furnaces and tin work, 170 Indiana ave. Telephone 1188.

cabinets.

NOTICE—Have the leaks in your tin and slate roofs repaired by JOSEPH GARDNER, 39 Kentucky ave. Telephone 322. NOTICE—Executrix's Sale of Real Estate. Notice is hereby given that, by order of the Marlon Circuit Court, the undersigned; as executrix of the last Will of Jacob Huber, deceased, will sell the following described real estate, to-wlt: Lota one (1)V two (2), three <3>, four 44) and five <5), In Huber's subdivision of

(35). in

Thomas A. Mbrris's subdivision of a part of east half of the southwest quarter section 36, township 16 north, range 3 east, and lying between Delaware st. on the west, Alabama st. on the east, Morrison st. on the south and Home ave. on the north, in the city of Indianapolis, Marlon county, Indiana, at private sale, for one-third <l-3) cash, onethird in one, and one-third In two year* from day of sale. Bids will be received at the ofof the A. Metzger Agency, Odd Fellows’ Indianapolis, on Monday, May 18, 1896. LOUISA M. HUBER, Carter * Brown. Attorneys. 1

BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATIONS. BUILDING AND LOAN-lnvestlgate the Atlas . Savings Association. 86 E. Market st.. basemen t. " ’. ^ , 1 'I 7 BUILDING AND LOAN-Tite AETNA; strict-

home folks; loans made

local;

without delay. 9 E. Market

Secreta

HOWARD

11;

dels

KIMBALL. Secretary. BUILDING AND LOAN—The FLETCHERAVENUK SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION has money to loan. No waiting for money. ’N. YOKE, Secretary. 131 Flqlcher ave. BUILD!NO, AND LOAN-Money" to loan; a large sum of home Binds left in our car* to be loaned lu sums of 3100 to $1,000 and upward, at lowest rates of inietest; can furnish money same day as yob apply; pay back when you please. A. METZGER AGENCY. S Odd Fellows Hail. '■ BUILDING AND LOAN—Notice: The Indiana

Mutual Building and Loan Association have abandoned the practice of charging premiums on loans, end hereafter will only charge the

rate of Interest allowed by the laws of Indiana.

CHARLES KAHLO. Secretary.

Market st.

No; S3 E.

May 14. 189*. - BUILDING AND LOAN—THE Ti^ft

HAN A SO-

CIETY FOR SAVINGS.

Has ready money to loan; loans of any size trade within twenty-four hours of time of application; loans $1,900 for $13 s month; no entrance fee; no commission; no expense fum'. Room No. 211 Lemcke Building, comer Pennsylvania and Market st#., second floor.

LOST.

Permit book. HS Assessor's

northwest part city.

?tce. m

LOST—Tuesday night, opal stud on plaid necktie, Reward. Return to S. C. Griffith, Parry UUt- Co. LOST—Or Stolen;" Smaii, bro$n, female dog. from 515 8. Meridian. Reward for return. AUGUST PLANK.

LOST—A pair gold spectacles in leather case. wrvf-Mpr”aaent between 83 E. Michigan st., Delaware. Ver- W Y C “ fc - K ’-- S mont and Massachusetts gve. I * “ " — * —" —

Michigan st. Reward. LOST—A hand-beg, containing

p of Indiana; educational, historical and .tlstleal; something new; Just published; » already sold. Address SMITH ct SOUTH, N. Delaware st.. Indianapolis. Room 12.

Iticiana to se

ma:

5,090 'alrei

1044

WANTED—

OUR OUT-PRICE SHOE SALE IS STILL IN PROGRESS. WE INTEND TO SELL OUR STOCK, AND TO SELL IT LIVELY. PRICES REDUCED ON ALL OUR SHOES. THIS IS YOUR CHANCE. RELIABLE SHOES. REDUCED PRICES. BARGAINS FOR SATURDAY. Men's dark tan shoes, $2.50, now $1.98. Men’s dark tan - shoes, $4, now *2.98. Men's dark tan shoes, *3.50, now $2.29. Latest styles needle toes.

Men’s Men’s Men’

satin calf shoes, *2, now $1.48. satin calf shoes, $1.50, now $1.19. n’s satin calf shoes. *1.25, now 99c. Boys’ satin calf shoes, *1.25, now 98c.' All splendid values. Ladles' Dongola Oxfords, 75c, now 48c. Ladies’ Dongola Oxfords, *1, now Me. Children’s strap sandals and Oxford# at coat. VOGLESONG’S CUT-PRICE SHOE HOUSB. 299 MASSACHUSETTS AV*., CORNER NOBLE ST.

TO LET—OFFICES AND STORKS.

TO LET—Corner store. sta. TO LET—Large store-room,

street. _

Illinois and Market

No. 48 N. Illinois

RASSMANN, 81 Circle st.

DYER

TO LET—Two light, desirable, from rooms. 374s E. Washington st. Apply room 15. TO LET—Store-room. 75-77 S. Meridian st. HORACE McKAY. 2949 N. Pennsylvania. to"LET—Office and desk room for rent; ground floor; all conveniences. No. *0 Monument Place. ; | TO LET—Store-room, with dwelling attached. 336 E. Market st. DYER & RASSMANN, $1 Circle st. •» | .

nt office rooms In Aetna Bufld-

TO LET—Elegaz ing. 1949 N

Pennsylvania

JOHN

trunk check, oft Washington T.r Merida

will be compensated on

and

Tidan ets. leaving it

Journal office.

LOST—Or Stolen: Sunday, May 10,

hands big

Return

H. SIMS.

TO LET—Two good office rooms on Market st., between Delaware and Pennsylvania sts. Address B 24, care New*.

•TO LET—First-class office Trade Block and Fair ‘ tton. DYER & RASSMAN

ce and sleeping rooms. Block, near Union sta-

iNN. 31 Circle.

me dark TO LET—Hotel building; 39 h; right- rooms; gas; city, hot and n to 633 ! basement; for $9U per month.

pacer; small white spot in right foreleg Just below ste-

ward for return to 212 Aah st.. or telephone information to N». 12$. F. H. YOUNG.

i* bay mare, about md* high; natural forehead; lump on ider. Liberal re-

rooms; two bath-

city, hot and cold water; fine

H. PLUMMER, 93-95 E. Market, st.

TO LET- LOW RENT.

TO LET—ROOKS. tO LET—Florida Seal. TO~LET—Furnished room. 72 W _yemont. TO LET—Everybody eats it—Quaker bread. TO LET—Nice room, wlth'board."" 33 vw" Vermont, TO LET—Front, furnished room. 6» N. East street. TO LET-Rooms, $1 up; boardT VL~1X> N. Deh aware.

TO LET—HOI*ES. TO LET— Ttah-l-mlnyh

TO LET—LUt. 10 Circle.

TO LET—Mctagcr’a Agency.

rooms; cheap. 48

TO LET—Furnished

_ West St,

TO LET—Room*, fumiahed or unfurnished. 244 Senate ave.. N. TO X.ET—Furnished or unfurnished rooms. 286 Senate ave., N. TO LET-Two front rooms, with bath. 429 Senate ave., N. TO LET—Two fumiahed rooms; modem. 408 N. New Jersey.

TO LET-SAY LES, 774% g. Market. TO LET—SPANN * CO.. 86 E. Market. TO LET—See Use C. S. COFFIN A OP. TO LET—i» Senate eve.; nine rooms; *17. TO LET—126 8. Pine; partly furnished; $15. TO LET—Gaining right aiong—Quaker bread.

j TO LET—Brick cottage. 436 W. New Yjork st. ; TO LET—Six-room house; new; modern. 77 E. . Fifteenth st. , TO LET—House of four rooms. 24 Lord st.

I Inquire next door.

TO LET-Elegant, furnished room; bath. 18 _W. Michigan st. TO LET—Furnished front room; modem. 230 Capitol ave., N. TO LET—Furnished room; bath; private family. 355 N. Illinois. TO LET—Furnished front room. $8 per month. _227 W. New York st. TO LET—Three nice rooms for housekeeping;

gas. 122 N. Liberty st.

I TO LET—Four-room cottage, newly papered, I _20 Bloomington st. TO LET—Part of a house, five rooms, ground

floor. 435 N. Pine st.

- - - at

GREGORY A APPEL. _____ TO LET-D. A. COULTER. Agent. 94 E. Market. Telephone 18

TO LET

ffases.

—Two-*tory brick; Inquire 2*5 E. New

eight rooms; both

Yurk

TO LET—Two nicely furnished front rooms. 477 N. Alabama. Bath. TO LET—Furnished front room; reference* required. 380 College ave. TO LET—Nicely furnished rooms; modem con-

veniences. 84 W. Vermont.

TO LET—Seven-room house; central. GREG-

ORY & APPEL, 96 E. Market st.

TO LET—See list of H. M. HADLEY." Rental Agent, 66 E. Market st.. ground floor.

is; hall.

e nice. 57 N.

TO LET-221 N. Alabama st.; six rooms; gas, etc.; $20. C. F. SAYLE3. 7744 E. Market. _ TO LET—Eight-room, modern house; centrally located. GREGORY & APPEL. 96 E. Market street.

TO LET—Furnished front room; alcove; conveniences; cheap. 179 N. East. TO LET—A desirable front room; all modern conveniences. 156 N. Illinois st. _ TO LET—Two or three nicely furnished rooms; light housekeeping. 217 Virginia ave. TO LET—Furnished or unfurnished room; bath; private; board. 223 E. Vermont. TO LET—Rooms; three; modem conveniences; central; housekeeping. 131 E. North st. TO LET—Furnished room; down town; gentlemen °nly._ Address B19,^ care News. TO LET—Delicious surprises; popular price#; crushed fru 1 ts In season. THE GROTTO. TO LET—Rooms, IO614 N. Meridian et.; rent# reduced. DYER & RASSMANN, 31 Circle sL

TO LET—House, elghteei rooming; hot and cold nols st.

n rooms; boarding or

r. 433 N. I1U-

TO LET—Dwelling; No. 232 N. Noble st.; seven room#; $18. DYER & RASSMANN. 31

Circle st.

TO LET—House, five rooms;

centrally located,

papered;

care News.

TO LET-New

ave. Inquire sylvania st.

TO’ LET-328 N. Illinois bath, only *26 per month. LON, 34 Circle.

convenient; newly

. Add]

house, five rooms. BERT BACON. 59

Idress E 22,

7 Ludlow N. Penn-

.; ten ro< WELCH

& CAR-

TO LET—June 1, apartments In “Pressly” data CHENOWETH A CARSON, owners, 66 E. Market st.

rooms In center

and cheapest THE PLAZA.

ntleress.

>st desi

of the city.

TO LET—Suite of furnished rooms to gei men. In Halcyon Block. Inquire of Janlt: TO LET—Furnished front and back room; all modem conveniences. 68 W. Vermont. Ref«ren»e. TO LET—Nicely furnished front room, to traveling man or postal clerk. Address G 25, care News. TO LET—Solid oak bedroom #ets. *15; large

& CO., 62 E.

t TO LET-House; seven rooms; down town; * gases; no cleaning; good neignborhood. ApP>y 294 E. Market st. TO LET—Solid oak sideboard; $7.5u; six-leg extension table, solid oak, *5.50. BORN A CO.. 62 E. Washington.

line of w Washington.

of wardrobes. BORN

TO LETT—Two from rooms; furnished or «nfumlahed; all modem conveniences. Address

G 24, care News.

for housekeeping;

rooms an< Ing; refer

TO LET—Nicely furnished alcove rooms and

kitchen, complete for 1 ence. 315 Senate ave., N.

TO LET—Three connected front rooms: furnished complete; light housekeeping; $3 week. 298 Capitol ave., N.

furnished.

TO LET—Furnished resioence on N. Meridian, below Seventh, for summer months. Address T 14, care News.

TO LET- CAPITOL STEAM CARPET

CLEANING WORKS. CLEANING, Sc PER YARD. LAYING, 3c. TELEPHONE 818. __ TO LET—For summer months, an eight-room, modern house, furnished; location desirable;

rent reasonable to careful tenant. Address ( N 21._care News. TO LET-1438 N. Illinois st.; ten rooms and

bath; new; strictly modern; good barn; from

June 1; desirable tenant; *30. WELCH & j CARLON, 34 Circle. TO LET—$81 E. Michigan; seven rooms; both I gases; newly papered; In good repair; six

nuares from Washington st. Inquire REID

; squares from BROS., 42 N.

ilngton st.

Delaware.

TO LET—A beautiful front rooi

ith alcove and bay windo

•en; references. Inquire mont st. TO LET—Entire *’

utiful front room.

with alcove and bay windows; large closet, ith and modern conveniences; family private; 3 children; references. Inquire SI W. Ver-

News

ires-

O LET—Entire second story of the new NeBuilding—ready about July 1. Rear of pn ent News Building. Absolutely fire-proof. Plenty of light. Power, light and heat. Will arrange io suit responsible tenant, and give long time lease. First-class for manufactur-

For particof The In-

Ing concern, uiar# apply dianapolls N

ipor

as*. First-class for manufactur-

Reasonable rent,

at the counting-room

ews.

TO LET—Fine suite of office rooms in Th# News Building; new and well lighted; all mvenlences; might be let for light manufacirlng. For particulars call at The News offles.

TO LET—653 N. Pennsylvania et.; modern throughout; hardwood floors; also houses on S. West and Helen st., at $5 to $8 par month; also 314 N. Alabama st., seven rooffis, cheap. MORROW & McKEK. 40 Thorpe Block. TO LETT—An elegant corner residence on N.

beautifully furnished and <

con-

TO LET—UlSCKLLA.YEOtS. TO LET—Private Box cigar.

TO LETT—Four tennis courts on N. Meridian st., at $10 each. F. L. HOLLWEG, 84 S. Meridian. TO LET—To right party: Small restaurant, with fixtures; on account of sickness. Ad-

dres%,M 23, care News.

TO LET—Second, third, fourth and fifth floors of Washington street News Budding. Will be vacated and remodeled to suit new tenants about August 1. Suitable for lodge rooms, business offices, manufacturing and photograph gallery. Will be let to first-class tenants only. Long lease. If desired. For particulars apply

at the office of The Indianapolis News.

TO LET—Entire second story of the new News Building—ready about July 1. Rear of present News Building. Absolutely fire-proof. Plenty of light. Power, light and heat. Will arrange to suit responsible tenant, and give

Capitol ave., beautifully furni talnirig ail modern conveniences, will be rented as a furnished house for four or five

- A. METZGER

_ a furnished house months at a reasonable rental. AGENCY, Odd Fellows Block.

TO LET—Money to loan; a targe #um of horns funds left in our car* to be loaned In eums of 1100 U *1.000 and upward at lowest rates of interest; can furnish money tame day you apply; pay back when you please. A. METZOER

AGENCY. 5 Odd Fellows Hall.

; TO LET—Seconc, thtro, 1 ourth and fifth floor#

of Washington street News Building. Will be vacated and remodeled to suit 1 ant# about August 1. Suitable for lod|

* uri

reel

be vacated and remodeled ants about August 1. Suita buaintss offices, manufacturing gallery. Will be let to first-clai Long 1 'a*e, if desired. For pi

uit new ten-

rooms.

and photograph ss tenants only,

ng l'a#e, if desired. For particulars apply at the office of The Indianapolis News. TO LET—Entire second story of the now News Building—ready about July 1. Rear of present News' Building. Absolutely flre-proof.

calk is V »> O U SJUIIZ^. •SBC Plenty of light. Power, light and heat. Win

nsible tenant, and give

arrauge to suit

time lea

1 joflK

: Ing concern.

glVH long time lease. First-class for manufactur-

Reasonabie rent. For partic-

ig concert

Jars apply at the counting-room of

a tenon hALjs;».

AUCTION-MORRIS SOLOMON, Auctioneer, 78 E. Washington.

AUCTION-CARTER & VETTER, ters, 252 E. Washington.

Auction-

AUCTION—McCURDY & PERRY, eers. No. 139 W. Washington.

Auction-

ulars app dianapolls

r par

The

napoils News.

FINANCIAL.

LOANS—Private Box cigar. LOANS—C. F. SAY LES, 7744 E- Market L0ANS7-N0 commission. Room 8, 3744 E. Washington at. LOANS—On ail "articles of value. SOLOMON^ 25 3. Illinois st. LOANS—i and 6 per cent. C. H. WALCOTT, _6S E. Market st. \ LOANS—Money toloan. HENRY H.i FAY, 40H _E. Washington st LOANS—On Jewelry, clothing and other valuables. 57 W. Washington.

ivate funds; 6 LEW NICOLI, 22

LOAN'S—Pri amount ■

per cent.;

Thorpe.

LOANS—Money to loan; 6 and 7 per cent COLE & PEASE, 18 Baldwin Block. _ LOANS—Mortgage loans; lowest rates. HORACE McKAY, 2944 N. Pennsylvania. LOANS—On watches and diamonds; large amounts a specialty. Room 24 Ingalls Block.

Ing ulai

dianapolls

reapor

se. First class for manufactur-

able rent For partlc-

nting-room of The

ew«

Reason

apply at the cou

mils N

FINANCIAL LOANS—Money on city property. 12. care News.

Address J

LOANS—On all articles of value. SOLOMON, _26 S. Illinois at. LOANS—Made reasonable on city property and _farms. UNION TRUST CO., 68 E. Market #t LOANS—Also building association shares purchased. NEWTON TODD, 6 Ingalls Block. LOANS—Plenty money, 5, 6 and 7 per cent; no delay or red tape. SHIRLEY, 74 E. Mar-

LOANS-Mor able fees. I

Ing.

able

Buildlr

irtgage loans; 6 per cent.; reasonC. S. WARBURTON. 26 Lombard

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

21 Circle st^

LOANS—-Money on farms terms reasonable. THOS.

ick

ley on jnable.

225-530 Lemcke Block.

and city property; . C. DAY & CO..

LOANS—$10,006 to $90,000; interest and commission reasonable. REID BROS., 42 N. Delaware st-

L0AN3—6 and 7 per cent, real estate, city or farm. H. M. HADLEY. 66 E. Market at., basement. _ LOANS—Private money at 5, 544. 6 and 7 per cent, according to amount and security. C. F. SAY LES. LOANS—6 estate. SPANN

OANS—6 per cent money on improved Veal estate. (No loans made outside of this city.) PANN & CO.. 86 E. Market.

LOANS—On furniture, pianos, horses, wagona, office, store fixtures, etc., without removal, at lowest rates. Roam 24 Ingalls Block. LOANS—A large number of private funds to loan. Apply to FLORJCA & SEIDENSTICKER. rooms 2, 3 and 4. 2744 8. Delaware at. LOANS—Sums of $500 and over.

City property and farms.

C. E. COFFIN & CO., 90 E. Market st LOANS—Money to Joan: a large sum of home funds left In our care to be loaned in sum* of $100 to $1,000 and upward at lowest rates of interest; can furnish money same day you apply; pay back when you please, a. METZGER AGENCY, 5 Odd Fellows Hall. loan's^ ’ *

AT LAST

You can now borrow money on your household goods on the building and loan association plan. Loans made from $10 up. HOUSEHOLD LOAN ASSOCIATION. 44 Lombard Building, 2444 E. Washington at.

LOANS—On farms; : 100 and ui funds; lowest rates, no delay.

GER, Odd Fellows Block. _____ LOANS—5 per cent, on large loans on business property; reasonable fees. C. S.

WARBURTON, MM ■

LOANS—Money

. ills terms

rtdian st.

upward; horns

A. METZ-

26 Lombard Building.

_ to loan upon real' estate in

Indianapolis and vicinity; most favorabls

offered by BOICE & DARK. 184-. N. Me-

LOA NS—Mortgage mans

I Indiana,

properties in

gage paper bought. E. - Market^ st._

LOANS-

easy terms. Mort-

CH^S. SCHUMANN, 33

5 PER CENT. MONEY.

We are prepared to make loans at 5 and 644 per cent, ^on^good business property. JOHN S.

LOANS—fC

amoi meni

iNS—5, 6 and 7 per cent., loans; any tount; private funds; privilege of payu, c ,.ts; reasonable fees; no delays. McINTOSH A SON, 66 E. Merkel at. .

household good!

i-ble

ods, pli

security, at 8 per cent,

mable fees for securi AN AND TRUST

LOANS—On good, aval lab]

nual Intrest; reasonal R • M» ’ LOAN

I, 3744 E. Washington sl LOANS—6 per cent, money, with pre-payment semi-annually; l Improved real estate In this cl

ng loans. CO., room

privilege of

cans made on

mproved real estate in this city only, in loans of not loss than $1,000; no delay; reasonable fees. SPANN A’CO., 86 E. Market st.

LOANS—Money In sums to delay whatever; can M

Mark

uit,

gel

Call and get

r. If

o suit, without t It the same

LOANS-

8QUARB LOAN. ,

LOANS! LOANS! LOANS! Mo: on househoi.d N §oods. horse/ KT! WAGONS. PIANOS, ETC. At Lowest Rates, the Same Day. 201 LEMCKE BUILDING. Entrance: Market st., .opposite post office, A FAIR AND SQUARE LOAN.

LOAN8TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS To loan in sums of *10, *15. *20. $30. *50. *190, $200, or any amount on * FURNITURE. PIANOS, ORGANS, STORE FIXTURES. ETC.. At rates jvhich honest people can afford to remain in your

WANTS MONEY CALL AND SEE US

We are just ~

$10 loan

plenty In fact

MMMHT you. suit yourself-

over Gregory A

occupied by Indiana Savings JAMES H. BALDWIN.

CHOICE SUITE OK OFFICES, Second floor Phoenix Biock.BK

Algiers, formerly a sid_ Loan Society.

TO LET—The store-room. No. 25 S. Pennsylvania st., now occupied by the State Building and Loan Association, Will be vacated on June 1. Store-room and fine cemented basement under entire building. Fire-proof vaults especially suited for building association. A. METZGER AGENCY, Odd Feliowg Block. TO LET-Second, third, fourth and fifth floors of Washington street News Building. Will be vacated and remodeled to suit new tenants about August 1. Suitable for lodge rooms, business offices, manufacturing and photograph illery. Will be let to flrst-cias# tenant* only, lease, if desired. For particulars apply office of The Indianapolis News. __ TO LET—Entire second story of the new New* Buildim, “* ady about Ju.y L Rear of present Newu Budding. Absolutely flre-proof. Plenty *f light. Power, light and heat. Will arrange to suit responsible tenant, and give long time lease. First-class for manufacturicern Reasonable rent. For partlcat the counting-room of The In-

private, our rati

$A)ANS—

re just as happy to make vou a » as one for *150. We will give you of time to pay the money hack. _ _ qnents to

id* ian.

money

out in adure to be

to see us and get INDIANAPOLIS MORTGAGE

LOAN COMPANY,

Room 10, 87 E. Market at,

,n make the pay

st 1 he 1

vance. The transac orivate. Don't fail

•We give yo you ask Jor

vanee.

ery payment

1 the

r; no charges tak

The transaction Is sure

reduces the cost of carrying

1 the full amount no charges taken

so mat

_ the loai

it of

LOWEST RATES. EASY TERMS.

ffiKPi?-

pay a portion each year, if you desire. Room 305 Indiana Trust Building, third floor. Ele-

vator. CHAS. W. GQRSUCH.

} same day

our rates. Can

desire. Room

1 yot

and

If you ly your

i in need of money?

see us. We can supply y<

Loans made on furniture, pianos, organs. fixtures, or any good security. Get others' rates, and then get ours. BOYD A MILLER, rooms 63 and 70 Baldwin Block.

LOANS—Are are, coroe I

wanu

store fixtures, ehouse receipts

at ioi

LOANS—On horses, wagons. pianos, household goods, ware

and all kinds of personal property, at lowest rates, without delay, and the same day you apply. HOUSEHOLD LOAN ASSOCIATION. Secretary's office. 44 Lombard Building, fourth

floor. ,

LOANS—

ON FURNITURE, PIANOS. ETC. Without removal. Interest 7 per cent, a year. On Building Association Plan. PERSONAL PROPERTY SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION, Room 4 Lombard Building, 2449 E. Washington.

LOANS-

MONEY! MONEY! MONEY! LOANED ON FURNITURE, PIANOS. OR-

GANS. ETC..

THE PROPERTY TO REMAIN IN YOUR

UNDISTURBED POSSESSION.

LOANS ON WATCHES AND DIAMONDS. EVERYBODY WHO WANTS MONEY, CALL

AN^E) SEE US.

liOANB MADE ON SHORT NOTICE. We ADVANCE MONEY ON FURNITURE,

el proper ick the r

out removal. You can pay back the money in

'.hly Installments. Any part paid

the loan. Call and get

STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL.

LOANS MADE ON SHORT NOTICE. Money loaned on furniture, pianos, horse*

. .mgons. store rtxiures, warehouse receipts and ..

ail kinds of personal property in any amount s from Sto upward, the property to remain in 1 your undisturbed possession. We also loan ; money on watches and diamond*. You can back the money in weekly or monthly m-

have the cost reduced uropor- i

. furni- j

——- for you i

_ - _ desire. No charges ; taken out in advance. Cali and see us befor# ‘

going elsewhere. Established 1887.

INDIANA_ MORTGAGE LOAN COMPANY,

pay back the money in weekly or monthl ■ stailroenu, and have the cost reduced pr ; tionately. If you owe a balance on your f 1 ture or piano, we will pay the same fot

i and carry it as long as you ' ! taken out in advance. Call

pianos, warehouse receipts, horses,

agons. machinery, etc.; In fact, w* will loan 9 any and all kinds of chattel property with-

»t removal. You can pay ’ *

weekly or monthly Installs reduces coat of carrying th

our rates before going elsewhere.

CENTRAL LOAN CO., 1144 N. Meridian st., room 6.

First stairway on the east side of N. Merldian st., near Washington, up-stairs. loans— y. ~ ;;r , ; MONEYl MONEY! MONEY!

MONEY! MONEY!

Are you in need of money? We loan

money on _

FURNITURE. PIANOS, ORGANS, ETC., the property to remain in your possession. Loans made from $19 up. and we will as giadlv make you a small loan as a large one.

Loans may be carried as long ' ' Bald in full or in part at AN

made reduces the

as desired, „ Y TIME, and

each payment made reduce* the cost of carrying the loan. No restrictions on moving within the fifty. You get full amount of money. No

rges taken out in advance,

you owe a balance on furniture or piano, will pay it off for you and carry it as long

you desire.

Room 4 Lombard Building,

. Second Floor.

2444 E. Washington rt. Opposite New York Store.

charge* taken

as you

OUR BUSINESS STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL. Call and get our rates before borrowing. SECURITY MORTGAGE LOAN Op.. Room 307. second floor, Indiana Trust Building (old Vance Block), corner Washington it. and Virginia ave.

FOR SALK—MlSCELLAKlfiOUS. FOR ir-vUE—Florida Seal. FOR SALE— Flrst-clas* Cigar store. 102 Massa-

chusetts ave.

FOR SALE—Boarding and rooming house. 71 E. New York. FOR SALE—Furniture ot twelve-room house. KW Senate ave.. «}orxh. FOR SALE—Shoe shop, doing good business; eheaj>._ VM \V. Acvrntn *t. FOR SALE—Tent* and awnlnga. Call at 89 N. _ Delaware and get prices. . FOR SALE—Two stalls, east meat market. Address E 23, care News. FOR SALE—Chamber*'s Bouquet; beet 5-cent

_cigar. Best dealers have It.

FOR HALE—Small drug stock, cheap for cash; all new. L. B. 631. Lebanon. Ind. FOR SALE—Bicycle, In first-class condition, $18; bargain. Room 24 Ingalls Block. FOR SALE—Common Sense ice box; holds 100 lbs; $3.99;_saves half_Ice._2«_8. Meridian. FOR SALE—Two first-class ticket*" for ’’The Rivals.’’ WM. JASPER, 395 W. Second_si._ FOR SALE—Two-horse Jenney motor, good as new, INDIANAPOLIS BOLT WORKS. FOR SALE—Musical instruments on paymenta CARLIN A LENNOX. 81 K. Market st. FOR SALE—500 pairs ladles’ strap sandals, to close out at &c, at No. 330 W. Washington st. , FOR SALE—Suita to order, $15 up; stock fresh, new and nobby. TAYLOR A SCHNEIDER, 22 Circle st. FOR SALE—All the furniture and paraphernalia of a completely furnished house. 276 S. 'Meridiem. ___ FOR SALE—Money to loan on watches and diamonds; fair dealing and private room. 24 Ingalls Block. FOR SALE—Modern btliiard rooms; location central; terms to suit purchaser. Address H 19, care News. t

ice cream In the city, 75c

CREAMERY. “•

FOR SALK-tmCiaXAMKOLS.

FOR SALE-Tiih-l-mingo.

FOh'sA LE-Butcheg lee" tox. Ml 8. Capitol. FOR SALE--Roil-top"desk. LOUIS O'KBiEX, _71 N. Illinois sc FOR SALE—For Suncfl baskets none better

than Quaker bread.

FOR SALE-1,000 printed dodgers for *i. V1C-

__TOR, 26 X. Delaware. 1 - ■ - -

FOR SALE—Confectionery. Terms to milt i3ST D. Talbot has removed to purchaser 34_ Indiana ave. j u Thcrpe Block. * FOR SALE—Akret Foot Lotion cures and pr*- 1 EsjTAT»~MEYKR A KISER. lamu*

HEAl. ESTATE—insurance. BATLE*. jiBALi EdTATE—SATURg. ~k"MbXSl~ H^jLasTArB-WADDLje 44 ^voSoALsTm

* *»*i**- •* F- De**

mmmt* *>«,

R §uy" lg^ rfuod" rye'imAll

vents perspiring feet. 50 cents. FOR SALE—Bicycles enameled In any color.

__6$ N. Illinois st. Telephone 632.

FOR SALE—Nice, little grocery, $250; cheap _rent. Address H_21.careNews. FOR SALE—Cheap; folding bed. nearly newt H. J. PRIER. 75 W. Washington st.

FOR SALE—Upright piano.

RICH A McVKY. 65 X. Pennsylvania.

FOR SALE—1890 Waver ley; almost new; per-

Add

feet order; *70; cash.

New*.

ance, US Indiana Trust.

; REAL ESTATE—D. a. COULTER. IssursuMA j 94 C. Market. Telephone U. ^ ****** i REAL ESTATE—Frl vat* money to loan I mb j,eont. 8AVLI> 7744 r Market. __ . REAL ESTATE—Akret Foot Lotion cures aad | prevents perspiring feeL_» cento. ! R oi L t » E8 4rMR—Irtmert* «f Bii husda Him* : . RT H FAY, 4049 fcT Washlneton st. REAL ESTATE—Common'sense ice box^halAs

24$ S.

FOR SALE—Best

per gallon at FAMOUS

Massachusetts ave.

FOR" SALE

FOR SALE—A tew unreaeemeu diamonds, very cheap, at room

watenes and 94 Ingalls

FOR SALE—No. 1 Hetherington magazine camera In perfect condition. 69 W. fleor-

gis st.

dtam< Bloc a.

resn 8 24. care mvesjjaif Ice 1 REAL ESTATE—Two bargains; nine and ’.an-^-Tom house. C. H. WaIaXITT. 66 F., Maj-

FOR SALE—Cheap: can parlor and soda fountain,

ton st. for"

dy store. Ice-cream 286 W. Washing-

real

Morton Place; $2;500;

R_2$. care New*

RBAlT ESTATE—Hlgl pertenoed shirt-waist ha

a W. Washington.

SALE-300 pairs ladi. shoes to sell at 75c.

Ington st.

todies fine kid button Call at 250 W. Wash-

ESTATE—Splendid lot; Centoai av#.,

bargain. Addrcad prices paid - for einds. MMK BLACK,

REAL ESTATE—Uhoice low In Morton Place,

FOR SALE-Fifty feet rubber hose; good con-

dition; also fine hanging lamp.

24, care News.

►; good co

Address

from $1,450 to $2,200; easy terms. SP

CO., m B. Market.

REAL ESTATE—Lot In NV

COULTERl'pi

ANN

three years old; as part of pay.

New grocery and meat market. ; cause for selling, sickness.

uit sale—New grocery 1 with good trade; cause foi Address S 23. care News.

FOR SALE—buggy cushion*, backs, tops, llgnt wheels, wagons, buggies and surreys; also shafts. AL SMITH, 266 S. Illinois st.

meat mi ling, sici

backsT top*, llgnt

pick of this year’s

FOR SALE—Pants to order, $3; handsome patterns; our $4 styles, the pick of this year’ woolens. TAYLOR A SCHNEIDER 22 Circle. FOR SALE-One" i*9« Munger wheel, never been used; one 1895 Munger lady’s wheel, been used one week. Addreae C 23. care News. FOR SALE—Bicycle repairing. Call at WATSON & CO.’S. 62 Massachusetts ave.. or tel

iiione

& CU.’S. 82 Massachusetts ave.. or tel575. Wheels called for and delivered

FOR SALE—Hotel of twonty-four rooms in one of the best county seats in Indiana; principal hotel, doing good business; terms reasonable; bargain for right party. Address Lock Box 133, Indianapolis.

FOR SALELEADERS ’ ’ AT 4 170—THE GLOBE—170 170—W. WASHINGTON—170 75c white laundered shirts, 4Sc. 60c men’s neglige? shirts, 25c. 31 summer coats, 59c. $5 summer coats and vests. $2.69. 60c balbriggan underwear, 25c. 15c gents’ handkerchiefs, 5c. 2Sc half hose, two pairs for 25c. 15c half hose, three pair* for 25c. 76c knee pants. 36c. 50c knee pants, 25c. 50c neckties, 25c. 25c bows and four-ln-bands, 10c. Come to the right place. T70—THE GLOBE—170 170—W. WASHINGTON ST.-170

FOR SALE-

PFAFFUN GROCERY CO. SINDLINGBR BROS.’ MEAT MARKET.

Telephone 473.

5c for 1 can baked beans. 5c for 1 package pancake flour. 5c for Igquart navy beans,

be for Fib rice.

’5c for 2 boxes toothpicks.

5e for 1 can apples.

apple

6c for 1 can tomatoe

,5c for I can Corn.

5c for ,

rs.

lb large raisins,

ian corn.

5c for 1 can potted ham. t MEAT DEPARTMENT. 4c for 1 lb of boiling beef. 5c for 1 lb beef roost. 744c for 1 lb chuck steak. 6c for 1 lb corned beef. 25o JAr 1 lb boiled ham. 8c per lb for S. C. shoulders. 744c per lb for S. C. hams. 10c per lb for S. C. bacon. Pickled pigs’ feet, tripe and lamb tongues. 100 N. ILLINOIS ST. UNDER THE TELEPHONE EXCHANGE.

ind Momi

re-roon

No.

we will 250 W.

ngton st., some extraordinary bargains In

Oxford ties.

FOR SALE—To-morrow a place on sale, at our stoi Washington st., some extra

groceries, shoes, slippers and

Never before have we been in position offer to the public such extremely low prices in our line. We have Just received 600 new lots from the best Eastern manufacturers, comprising, principally, ladles’, gents’, boys’, misses’ and children’s spring and summer foot-

s' and children’* spring a wear in Oxford ties. Prince A1

foi

■rda

serge

opera slippers, strap Ban buskins, bicycle Oxfordi,|

er 1

bens, tennis Ox-1

ndais, Juliets, bicycle bals,

in tan or black

Vlcl kid.

base-ball bals. tan calf bals, garoo. satin calf, patent leather,

gola kid, buff, veal calf and goat grain, assortment is great, and in any style toe

ginabie at the following prices;

vlng prices:

ers at 29c to 6T

Ladies' strap sandals at 39c to $1. Ladies' tan Oxford ties at 46c to $2.

•ilnr^ra at 25c to 75c.

■HMHmmH the Ladies’ opera slipper

lies’ sti ies’ ta

Ladies’ ho

kangaroo, sa Dongola kid. The assort) imaginable

ra slippers at 29c to 65c.

ip sandais « Oxford tiei

touse slippers shoes at $1.25.

ioes at 75c to $1.50. Men’s house slippers at 25c to 65c. Men’s dress shoes, 75c to $3. Men’s tan shoes, $1 to $3.

Men’s 1 Boys' sl

Misses’ shoes, 69c to *1.50. Children’s shoes, 39c to $1. Babies’ shoes, 20c to 60c.

It is Impossible to quote and describe th# many bargains we have in footwear. Therefore. ft will be well worth your time and attention to come and see us before you purchase. OUR NO.—360 W. WASHINGTON ST.

PRICE LIST ON GROCERIES.

All sort# of canned goods at 5c a can.

$1 for 18 lbs granulated sugar.

$1 fr*r 19 lbs soft A sugar. '

Dried fruits from 244c to 10c per lb.

Every Day soap. 244c per bar. Toilet soaps, 244c per bat

lard.

patent leather shoes, $1.25 to $2.49.

shoes, 69c to $1

sses’ shoes, tldren’s sho<

,bles’ shoes. 20<

ossible

5c per lb choice

15c choice country butter, 15c. 10,000 boxes axle grease at 1c. Try our fresh roasted coffees. 5c for 2 packages rolled oats. 25c for 20 lbs rolled oats. $3.75 per barrel for best flour. 95c for 50 lbs best flour. 50c for 25 lb* best flour.

25c for 1244 Ids

25c for 1 gallon golden

pur

15c for 1 gallon vin

best tour.

1 gallon golden sirup.

75c for 1 gallon pure maple sirup.

delay, but c >m

250 W’. Washington st.

■tnegar.

nt e

e immediately to No.

Great reduction on cigars and tobaccos.

Impossible to quote nrices. *

Don't delay, but

shington et.

GEO. F. KREITLEIN, Manager.

FOR SALE-

I C

1 C

REEDER’S CUT-PRICE BOOT. SHOE AND CLOTHING HOUSE. 224—W. WASHINGTON ST.-224

iction, a *9.006 »tock of clothing, at 25 cents on the dollar.

Bought at au shoes and elipi

I w

prices never bef ire heard of. compare my prices with oth

Read and

3,500 LADIES’ STRAP SANDALS. 69c. Saturday and Monday.

72 men's full suits in this sale a 56 men’s full suits In thi# sale at 420 men's full suits in this sale ai 36 men’s full suits in this sale at $5.25. 130 men’s full suits In this Sale at $6.50. Thi* kit of suit* run in ail sites, colon

styles. Every suit w what we ask for them

day and Monday.

at $1.75.

$3.75.

at $4.50.

es. colors an three tlm«

orth Just three times in this big sale, Satur-

Chfld'a suits from 60c

Boys' suits f

*1,60.

rom 75c to $5.

REEDER’S. 234 W. WASHINGTON 8T. 640 PAIRS MEN S TAN OXFORDS, 9»c. Saturday ami Monday. 10c for straw hats worth 25c. 15c for straw hats worth 35c. 25c for straw hats worth 50c. 35c for straw hats worth 75c. 60c for straw hats worth *1. 85c for straw hats worth $1.25.

DON’T MISS MY BIG HAT SALE. REEDER’S, 224 W. WASHINGTON ST. SHOES. SLIPPERS AND OXFORDS That will be sold in this big sale Saturday and Monday* $40 pairs todies’ Oxfords at 35c. Worth $1. 720 pairs ladies Oxford* at 65c, worth'$1.25. 72 pairs todies’ house slippers at *3c, worth 75c. 960 pairs children’s shoes, 4»e, worth Sic. 72 pairs men’s tan shoes, toe, worth $1.75.

DON’T FORGET THE BIG PANTS SALE. 49c, 49c, 4»e. 48e, 4*c. 3.000 Pairs to Pick From. AT REEDER’S, 224 W. WASHINGTON 8T.-2S4 SATURDAY AND MONDAY. t F. REEDER, Proprietor. J

FOR SALE—Jersey heifer, will take a young mare 23u Howard st.

FOR SALE—Business, suitable for woman or

man; cheap rent; good profit*.

23, care New*.

FOR SALE^-FlnK-class bakery; new and complete; excellent bake oven; price $300. W. E. MICK A CO. FOR SALE-^-Ten-horse-power boiler and six-horse-power engine (upright); bargain. 295

E. Washington st. >.

FOR SALE—Waterley bicycle; 1895 pattern;

practically good as new; it. 107 E: Washington st.

Jersey a’.., near

Want offer. D. A.

_Jiarket. , REAL ESTATE—Seven-room cottage, with RjfWe at.; *S,3u0. WADDLE * DUO-

DaUl. 433 Lemcke diuiiding.

**Jp*£; ESTATE—|S,3to—Lot, Morton Place! Alabama st,; esst^ front; all improvement*

Address B P*id; want offer, SPANN It CO.

STEAM CARPET

j CLKlANING WORKS r*» i? a «_ »»>» ^^Pnear car line; only $l,*oi); a decided

LAYiNbrsr-T^a- & PER ,

le; 1895

i spot cash takes

EASING

yard ijkTi

REAL ESTATE—183 Douglass st.; seven-room house; near car line; only $1,300; a decided bargain. McINTOSH & SON. 66 E. Market sl. REAL ESTATE—Choice building "tots; N." Illinois st.; east fronts; 40x133; easy pay &*Co ; near Twent y- fottr °» «t- W. E. MICK

FOR SALE-100 pairs todies* dongola Oxford REAL, EsvTA 1 k.-» »-ER ce.NT. MONEY. ties, patent tip, turns, 75c, worth 31.25. w * 4r# wepsred to males loan* at 3 and tVfc STOUTS, 243 E. Washington st i Ip/nn' ^"eo b ' x,ln,aa P*°piny. JOHN ft.

ail

632. Work call FOR SALE-CO

•OR SALE—Ctieap ranroao ticxets 10 ail polnta. at SLATTS & POE’S cut rat# ticket fflee, 122 S. Illinois st Telephone 162.

Murt °n BOUt h -*f Twelfth. flpAXM &

I 86 E. Market.

FOR SALE—Peatnut and pop-corn machine; candy-maker’s outfit; ice crusher*; milk shakers; scales, etc. 149 Virginia ave.

■■..i,. ■ ■■ —, la J».A i, JP-**™* JiJ

FOR SALE—Setting eggs of prize-winning buff south of Twelfth, 65x177; room tor twef UoiiLejhomand black Minorca*, cheap, at Pi-as- ble tenements in good rental locality. SPANN

REAL E&TATE—esua for sat# on weegly payments In Prospect st. K. Washington st. NY ‘w^MPrtawmrt * ddlli00 ’ A ’ D * w * RBtAL B8TA TE—33.060—Corned lot Broadway*

l A‘gT

ant Hi

line.

n and black Minorca*, cheap, at PI-**- ble tenements Poultry Yards, Irvington, on electric & CX).. 96 E.

FOR SALE-R. R. MILES. 108 and 110 & Illinois st.. can beat any bankrupt sale In price and quality. Bound to sell you your P»nta. If it Is ail wool, for $1.5(1. FOR SaV^E—ice-cream parlor and confection-

doing first-class business,

:y; furniture, fl: . 1; price, $800.

10 Circle.

onfect

■s, north part soda fountain;

REAL ESTATE—Choice bargain; lot BOxlM; College ave.; east from; near Sixteenth;

worth $60 per foot; will ' ’ sejh W. fc. MICK & REAL ESTATE—Stx-r<>om

take $45; owner must

CO.

ot city; furniture, fixtures and soda fountain; UUOD,

all A l; price, 3600. CHAS. E. REYNOLDS J ^77 ESTATE—Several

& CO.,

FOR SALE-500 mei

night, to take pants sale of cut

and 33. worth double the money.

& SCHNEIDER, 22 Circle.

HPHH house; Sherman

drive; small cash payment; balance monthly*, or will take some trade; 31.800. WADDLE *

DUQDALE, 433 Lemcke Block.

IV*!

West

en. Saturday i advantage of

ade pa

moi

and Saturday

our special

nta at 32. $2.60

TAYLOR

cottages; small payment down, building association, payable 32 O. MILLER. 117 W. Georgia et.

laaianapUto ba lanes in weekly. L.

FOR SALE—

SECOND-HAND FURNITURE, CARPETS AND STOVES. We pay the highest cash prices for household goods of all kinds, or taka old In exchange for new. * This ts positively the cheapest place in the city to buy medlum^prlced new goods. Everything under the sun for housekeeping, and lots of it. BARGAIN STORE, First door west of World'# Fair. Opposite State House. JAM EM L STONE, Proprietor.

FOR SALE—

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94-96 INDIANA AVE.

TELEPHONE $11.

REDUCTION IN SUGAR. $1 for 18 lbs granulated sugar. $1 for 19 lb* white A sugar. $1 for 2U lbs extra C sugar, fl for 22 ibe brown sugar.

FLOUR! ’ FLOUR! FLOUR!

33.75 for 1 barrel flour. 95c for 44 barrel flour. 50c for 25 lbs flour. 25c for 1244 lbs flour.

Try our Montezuma flour. Best In the market. $1 for 50 lbs best Montezuma flour. 50c foe 25 lbs best Montezuma flour.

REAL ESTATE—430 College ave. dwelling; tea ■ rooms; furnace, bath end laundry; lot

rice, $8,500; want offer; owned by SPANN A CO., 86 E. Market.

(0; priet esidfnt.

; ten 47U.X

by non-

sure your property m the r of North America or the

REAL ESTATE—insu Insurance Company

asara* brsvjsss’ur* REAL ESTATE—Nine-room, modern house,

with barn; N. New Jersey, near Eighth;

$4,800; will take vacant lot in exchange. WAD-

DLK & DUQDALE, 433 Lemcke Building.

REAL ESTATE—Bustneaa bleak, £ and 23

ct at. Residence, 23 Woodiawn ave. this property. Make us an offer. METZGER AGENCY. 6 Odd Fellow#

Prospect at.

Look at

ALEX

Ha»

REAL

Place; furnace; bath; quartei barn; new and strictly modem; i ■ WADDLE A DUGDALE,

ESTATE—Ten-room Jtouse;

uorter-oak

35,50«. Block. REAL

Morton finish;

a bargain at

Lemcke

ESTATE—Great bargain; handsome eight-room cottage and bath; large stable, cast front, elegant condition; N. Alabama st.s price $4,000, worth 15,600; terms very easy. W.

REAL ESTATE—Money to loan; a large

of home funds left In our care to be l In sums cf $100 to $1,000 and upward at ) rates of Interest; can furnish money sami

IMS/K IS

y back when

ENCY 5

oaned lowest

same day

•hen you please. Odd Fellows Hall.

REAL ESTATE—Old brick dwelling and store-

Ttl*

present

sell

gr to

south of Mlc!

non-resident, $4,

mt thi

Igan; coet lloo; will

on Blake st.,

owner, A y**w«vsit* op-nitew,

ftl at *l,80u. Just about the value of the round. The builitag* can be reconstructed pay good income on the Investment required. JOHNfSNBPANN A CO.. 86 E. Market. SM REAL ESTATT^—We will sell limited number

I . _ Will

take second mortgage, allowing aurchaaer to

take second mortgage, allowing nurchaser to borrow money tA build with. Thelloto are located on Kenwodd ave., Capitol ave., Grace-

nd Senate ave., all ,neat ground eighty feet hijjffi

ate ave., all .neat TwentyII eighty feet higher than

W. E. MICK A

land ave. am second st.;

Washington st.

REAL ESTATE—House, No. 301 Lincoln

southeast cofner A ten-room house; bath

ouse.

Ash; splendid,

compiet

inct mantels; cement walks; ba«*k poroh; scr

tnplete; steel

four

icoln ave.] two-story.

both gases; good barn;

lavatory;'* eranda side ai

:reens io all windows am

furnace|

grates; five ea hardwood flalahi

veranda aide and front; large

back poroh; screens to all window* and doorsj chandeliers; lot 40x140; price reduced freim

price ■*■$*

•■v. This property must be sold, ill get bargain. W. E. MICK A

$7,500 to $6,000. Somebody wilt

CO., exclusive agents.

REAL ESTATE—For sale. Bargains.

483 N. Illinois, and double house In rear.36.00$ 2? N. West, corner Court 4,50* 166 and 168 Ash st., double house 4.30* 330 Indiana ave. and 10 and 12 Elizabeth. 3.854 298 and 300 Blake st.. two-story.. 3,76*

S. Weft «L, two-story brick...

621 N. Mississippi, handsome cottage..!..; 3,00* 27 and 29 Columbia alley; rent 1168 1,85*

T8 Dunlap; rent *168.... Arsenal ave

186 Howard st.; rent *144..

203 W. Third st.; rent *96.

25c for 1244 lbs best Montezuma flour.

25c for 25 Fbs pearl com meal.

3c for 1 lb oat meal.

25c for 25

earl corn mea

1c for 1 lb pearl corn meal.

DRIED FRUIT. 1c for X lb prunes. 4c for 1 lb raisins.

744c for 1 lb apricots.

5c for 1 lb peaches.

Sc for 1 quart beans. 6 quarts for 25c.

2c for 1 lb rice.

5c for I ib good rice. 744c for 1 lb fancy rice. 4c for 1 quart hominy.

CANNED GOODS.

5c for 1 can peaches. 5c for 1 large can tomatoes. 5c for 1 can blackberries. 5c for 1 can gooseberries. 5c for 1 can cherries. 5c for 1 can raspebrriea.

5c for 1 can corn. 5c for 1 can peas.

SOAPS AND STARCH, 25c for 6 bars Babbbitt’s soap. 25c for 6 bars Ivory soap. 25c for 7 bars Lenox soap. 25c tor 7 bars Gloss soap.

25c for 9 bar# Every Day soap.

4c for 1 bar Fairbanks’* Bro 25c for 8 lbs pearl starch. 25c for 7 lbs lump starch. 25c for 20 lbs washing soda. 6c for 1 lb Electric starch.

1,50* 1,40* 1.46* MM

239 W. Third st; rent *96 60* Above prices subject to taxes and assess-

ments of 1896. Terms satisfactory. c. F. SA Y LES, 7744 K- Market.

FOR SALR— H(>HSICS AND VKHICLB1L

FOR SALE—Florida Seal.

FOR 8ALE—Good, gentle horse. 1114 E. Wash-

ington.

FOR HALE-Good surrey horse. 1» 0. Me-

__rldian st. »

FOR SALE—Good, gentle horse. 1130 N. M#>

ridan at.; stable.

FOR SALE—Pony carts; paint wagon. 315 M. Market. KRAMER

FOR

SALE-FIn*

and family horse.

it rrey

Room 201 Lemcke Bgtidlair^B^MMBBBp FOR SALE—Team of mules, wagon and harness. BRIGHTON BEACH. FOR SALE—Akret Foot Lotion cures and pre-

vents perspiring 50 cents.

FOrVaLE—Good rolad horse, buggy and liar-

ness, 175 caHI. 879 Grandview ave.

FOR SALE—Fine Shetland pony and surrey. ■ *3tANK SCHOFIELD, 108 E. Wabash at.

Irown soap.

FOR SALE—Three good family horse# gt Pray A Petrle’ii stables, 33 N. Atoivnia st. . FOR SALE—On* road wagon and heavy set harness, very cheap. Inquire 51 Bellefontolne. FOR SALE—Delicious surprtese; DOlWllM prices; crushed fruits In season. THE

GROTTO.

tar

5c tor 1 ib corn store]

MEAT DEPARTMENT. Sc for 3 lbs best kettle-rendered lard. 4c for 1 !f> good boiling beef. 744c for 1 lb chuck steak. 10c for 1 lb round steak. 1244c for 1 Ib loin steak.

1244c per lb for ham.

We guarantee every article to be flrst-cias*

or money refunded.

We deliver to any part of the city free of

charge.

Remember the place. 94-96 Indiana ave. Telephone 311. OTTO C. BECK, FOR SALK OK TH Alisa. FOR SALE OR TRADE—Electric motor and exhaust fan. 3 Indiana ave. FOR SALE OR TRADE—Fine driving more for surrey or bicycle. Inquire at 250 W. Washington. FOR SALE .OR TRADE—New, eight-room house, north, way below cost; easy term*. SHIRLEY, 74 E. Market. FOR SALE OR TRADE-On# dezen Morey incandescent gas-burners, new, complete with shades; coet *36; will trade for typewriter or bicycle. Box_ 354, G reencastle, Ind. FOR~SALE OR TRADE—240-acre farm In Ohio, near Indiana line. Sixteen acres, finely im- { proved farm. Wayne county. *1,800 stock dry goods, boots and shoes. 129-acre farm, Decatur county. Ten acres on Central ave., near Thirty-fifth at. WADDLE A DUGDALE, 433 Lemcke Block.

FOR BALE—Nice, light. condition, with splendid Virginia ave. FOR SALE—Horses, mules,

spring wagons and cheap. 1252 Nort

FOR SA1JS7—Second-hand phaetons, surrey*.

open nuggy. One set of harness. 53

ponies, buggies,

harness of all kinds.

orthwestem ave.

SALE—Cheap; one top business buggy, light delivery wagon, two top puggiesl

>1 us new. 210 S. Meridian st.

FOR SALE—Extra fine new family carriage! also good, second-hand carriage; •bargains. 3* 8. Pennsylvania st. T. WHITE.

FOR s/JLE-Uh one light ~ |gg

all good us FOR SALE—Buggy Harness, *6! Come, sea my $10 hand-made harness; It to a bargain. VANDERI’OOL. 226 E. Washington at. FOR SALE—TWo second-hand buggies, one phaeton, efie milk wagon, one cart; cheap. STUKTjWANT’S. 68. & Pennsylvania. FDR SALE—Perfect saddle and driving main. coming five years old; sound and straight. U, S. LOUNGE MFQ. CO!, 36-3! N. HUhoto *. FOR SALE—Flve-year-Md paring horn, very gentle for family; also good, heavy worker and two fine Shetland ponies. *. 0. JACOBS, IrvingU*. . .fc.u-A ■ Il£ . .. • J

FOR

and

SALE—Tret t era. pacers, road, draft GEORGE r K. ll SSHOFIELD. WO ^WaSlitoU^i

sale stables. ,

FDR TRADE—Private Box cigar. POR_ TRADE—Quaker bread is good. Try It. FOR TRADE-1,000 Suslnes* cards for «. VICTOR, 26 N. Delaware. ttri v

FOE TRADE—Housefumishing livery horse. 9 Indiana ave.

goods for de-

FOR TBADE—Akret Foot Lotion cure* and

prevent* perspiring feet 50 cents.

FDR TRADE-For merchandise. 95-acre farm

n. ^

FOr’tIUJDIS-A. tee buggy or «u«*ag*. new', to trade tor a good team of wodt horses, that I* well broken. Call on eg a&lro— J.

N. STEM. New Palestine, tod.

FOR BALE—Stic*, aiytlsh seal-brown diwQmmn - hoflftrf* * Hi If v**nr» olds

sixteen hands high; six year# broke and a nice mover. 18 Oago Indianapolis. ,

j-Pbaetoas.

assortment road wagons

surreys and buggies;