Indianapolis News, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 July 1896 — Page 3
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SLEEPING MR TAXES Warner Company Doing the Moat Bnalneaa In Indiana.
Attorney McPher«>n. of Chicago, appeared before the State Board of JT&x Commlealonera thia morning In beha® of the Pullman Sleeping Car Company. Irfiet year the Pullman company was a>ine««ed • t $180 per mile on 2,200 miles In Indiana. The total valuation returned for taxation U $833,000. Mr. McPherson thought $75 a oiHe would be a fair assessment, as this represented the actual value of the property. He stated, much to Governor Matthews’s surprise, that the roads carrying Wagner Bleepers In Indiana did 60 per cent, of the passeijger business, and the Inference •was. he said, that the Wagner company profited relatively, thus giving an advantage of 20 per cent to the Wagner company. The Pullman company's return of mileage this year Is the same as last. The Wagner Sleeping Car Company operates over 1,596 miles In Indiana, and was assessed last year at $100 a mile. Although the Supreme Court ha» decided the tax law constitutional, each year the Pullman company files with ita mlpart a protest, declaring the law to be unconstitutional. Governor Matthews told Mr. McPherson he thought H wie nearly time Ur the Pullman company to give#the adurts the benefit of a few doubts. The board will meet again to-morrow, 'Out will probably do nothing of importance until Monday, when Lew Wallace will come before It as a representative of the Long-Distance Telephone Company, ■ RUMORS OF NEW HOTEL BUILDINGS.
HKKRICK —Nellie WlKsrd daughter of Mr. i and Mrs. Albert B. Willard, wife of Carl"t,.n j T. Herrick, died at Paterson, X. J., July 14 FARMKH—MdlH# W., beloved w.fe of Ed.v n J Q. Former, died at her home, 163 Spann iue.. I at 6:«*> a. m.. July 15. Funeral Friday, l‘j.30. Private. McCarthy—Bridget, yesterday morning, at j 7:15, at her home, 77 Camp 4i. Funeral Thurs- | day morning, at 9 o’clock, at St. Bridget's j church. Friends invited. WIL.MAMS—<Mn». Miranda, mt her daugh- | ter, Mrs. J. L. Hadley's, residence, 37V9 X. Capitol ave., at 12:15, July 14. age 5B years. Funeral 10 a. m., Thursday, at above address. Burial at Forest. Hilt cemetery, Greencastie. Ind. Friends Invited.
WAXTKD—Experienced cook. \V ANTED—Dining-room girl.
31 Clinton st. 1S7 S." Capitol
Isouls Relbold Sny* He Ha* .\o Plan* at PreM-nt-
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Louis ReRjold. of the Bates House, was asked what truth there was in the nimjr that he was about to buy the northwest corner of Pennsylvania and Maryland streets, and that he would build a big hotel thereon. “I nave not even looked at the property,” was the reply. "The owners of the Majestic building, on the opposite side of Pennsylvania street, would like a hotel on that comer, without doubt,^but I have not considered the matter seriously. Thomas Emery, of Cincinnati, was hfere a few days ago and we talked together concerning the property at Illinois street and Kentucky avenue. Mr. Emery has a great deal of money. He would like to build a hotel on that corner and give a long lease before beginning Its erection. He Is an excellent business man, but we came to nothing conclusive. There are many good hotel sites in Indianapolis, perhaps too many. 'William H. English and myself had several talks about his property on the Circle. The English Hotel was to be torn away entirely should we agree to terms, but his death ended further consideration of that project. No, I have no hotel scheme In view now, none what-
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WANTED—A giii for general housework at 48 j Ruckle st. j WANTED—Competent girl for housework. Call 49 King st. ’ j WANTED—A girl for general housework. KOfi N. MeriJian. I WAXTTD~\ Thue girl for housework^ 109 •, j Capitol ave., N. ! WANTED—Girl for general housework. 1858 j «'apitol ave., N. j WANTED—A good girl for general housework. ! 167 X. Arsenal ave.
WANTED—Tish-i-mingo.
WANTED—Nickel-plating and oxidising. 63 X. Illinois st. WANTED—Paper-hanging; rooms, $1. 11 Indiana ave.
WA NTED—Paper-hanging.
Wayne ave.
5c roll. 116 Ft-
We desire to thank the friends and neighbors for their kindness and sympathy during the Jong iiineoH and recent death of our beloved
husband and father.
mrs. wiuciNs and Children. In Loviitfr Itcme'mb ranee Of Austin Dehart, who died
July 15, 1896.
The parting which one year ago t We never can forget. Nor soothe those pangs of woe Deep in our sad hearts yet. Our father, our own dear father. Death called from us away, And left us here U> mourn his loss. One year ago to-day, WIFE AND DAUGHTERS. FTINERAX. DIRECTORS." FUNERAL DlflECTORS—
CHA8. T. WHITSETT. Telephone 664.
1008 N. Meridian s
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It.
WANTED—To buy a 400 or 600 platform scale. _60_E. Ohio st. WANTED—Gas trust stock. NEWTON TODD,
6 Ingalls Block.
WANTED--Cash paid for household goods. 139
VV. Washington.
WANTED—Full-length wall paper, 3c. 27
Massachusetts ave.
ever.
THE POOL-BOOM CASE.
Motion For » New Trial Overruled— No Argument Made.
To-fiay was the day set for orgnment on the motion for a new trial In the oaac of the State vs. Samuel X* Douglass, known as "the pool-room case." It h^d been expected that long arguments would be presented, and the calendar was left clear, so as to allow the full day for the case. The attorney* for Douglass stated that they had no fruther argument to make, but would submit the case on the arguments already presented. Judge McCray then overruled the motion for a new trial. Notice was given of an appeal, and glxty days’ time was allowed for the defendant to file a 'bill of exceptlyis. Mr*. Nellie Willard Herrick Dead. Nellie Willard Herrick, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Albert B. Willard and wife of Carlton T. Herrick, died at Paterson, N. J., yesterday, of consumption. Sne was well known here, where she lived until ‘two years ago, when
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arried ami removed to Patercon. urial will take place there. ’i
hud she The
i ‘ tlarrett Law I>elln<jue-nt*. County Treasurer Schmidt has had three employed for the last week looking over the books to get the names of those iwho have taken the terms afforded by the Barrett law in paying for street and sewer Improvements. He is trying to secure the address of every one of these, resident and non-resident, in order to send them due notice of their Assessments. He asks that all persons who have recently made purchases of property that bears such assessment send In their names and postoffice address. At the last tax-paying time there were eight hundred of these that were delinquent, but the books were withheld until three hundred or more came In and paid their assessments.
NIAGARA FALLS EXCURSION.
I , Thursday, August «, INIMJ, Via tbe \ . Lake Erie A W extern R. R. ••Natural Gus Haute.”'
agar* Falls at the following very low rates,
vis.:
Peoria ....18 7. Bloomington 8 25 Lafayette 7 85 Michigan City 7 23 Indianapolis I $$ Tipton •••••.*•••. 6 35 Rate* from all stations to Put-ln-Bay and return, 34. with corresponding reduction* from
Intermediate point*.
In addition to the above, the. purchasers of these tickets will be given privilege of special excursion sids trips to Lewiston-on-the-lAke, tnotudlng ja steamitoat ride on Lake Ontario, for X cent* To Toronto and return by. lake
ftvm Lewiston, >1.
Tickets of admission to plaeee of special interest at or near Niagara Falls, but outside the reservation. Including toll oVer the International Bridge to the Canadian side, elevators 'to the water's edge at Whirlpool Rapids on the Canadian side, will be offered on train at a reduction from ; prices charged after reaching the
DO NOT MISS
spending Sunday at the spot Jh the United States,
this opportunity of greatest historical ■
Excursion Will arrive at Niagara Falls 8 a. m. Friday, August 7, 1896. Returning, passengers aan leave the Fails any day within the limit ©f their tickets, connecting wRh steamer at Buffalo, which leave* there every day at 8:30 p. m. Passengers can have stop-over privileges on return trip at Cleveland. Sandusky, Pdt-in-
£ay, etc.
For paraphret giving full detailed Information, call on any agent Lake Erie A Western
railroad, or address
C. F. DALY. General Passenger Agent.
_ Indianapolis, Ind. BIG FOUR ROUTE.
SOCIETY AND CL I'll MEETINGS.
SOCIETY
Jacob watts, w. m. UMMOND, Secretary.
NOTICE.
NOTICE—Tlsh-l-mlngp. NOTICE—Shavings given away at Parry Mfg.
Co.
NOTICE—1,000 printed billheads for 11.60. VIC-
TOR, 26 N. Delaware st.
two (2) o'clock p. m., July 18, 1896. tor rumu ing the following articles (to be increased lessened, as required): *• •
o'und
Java and Rio, one-half of each (ungr
pie required).
30 lbs Imperial tea (sample required).
4,050 tbs tine granulated sugar.
20" gallon* cider vinegar. 1.000 pounds laundry *>*#
ground pepper.
pot
3 barrels dairy salt, 3-lb Bags 67Mi lbs pure, unadulterated, in 4-ounce siftingvCaB*. <
8 boxes Star ciOUUea, 8'* (elau.aj, 75 case* corn, Mb cans, standard goods. 60 cases' tomatoed, 3-lb cans, standard good a 25 cases baked beans in 3-lb cans, standard
goods.
540 lbs dried peaches (sample required). 150 bushels potatoes, medium size. 60 lbs to
bushel, new, In l^arrsl*. 60 bushels onions, in barrels.
4 barrel# .cucumber Sour pKAles, 1.20) to bar-
rel.
;us ed
30 tons of ice (blocks not to exceed 1Q0 lb each), la such quantities as may be order to be delivered dally at 8 o'clock a. m. 6<K) 25-lb paper bags, heavy, for sugar. 600 50-lb paper bags, heavy, for sugar.
60 cords firewood.
6 tons hay. old No. 1 timothy, baled. ■800 bales straw, 38 lbs to bale. 62 bushels com, shelled. In bags. 132 bushels oats. No. 2 mixed, old.
All articles to be delivered at Camp of Instruction. near Falrvlew Park, Indianapolis. Ind.. to Quartermastw-Gsneral, at such time and In such quantities as may be directed by him. Right f&served to reject any and all bids.
SAM M. COMPTON,
Quartermaster-General.
STORAGE.
STORAGE—INDIANAPOLIS WAREHOUSE CO.. 265-273 S. Pennsylvania et. 8 TOR AG E—Of all kinds at CHARLES E. •HOVER’S. 1|0 E-JV^b* 411 st. STORAGE—IND1AnXpQLIS~ STORAGE CO., 370-37$4s. Delaware st. 'Phone 1619. / STOH.Vi6e^-AU tlhds of storage and transfer. Call on S. p. HAMILTON, ll S. Alabama
st., for special rate.
ilLTOX, 11 Telephone 7
j STORAGE—Elegant accommodations; prompt and careful atyntlon and reasonable prices. We pack, haul and store household goods. Telephone 675. HOGAN TRANSFER AND
STORAGE CO.
▲■■wal Klavara Fall Wednesday, July -U. flO Fur the Round Trip.
la Rxcuraitm,
.. i. >.•»
Toronto $1 More.
_I . ... Ind!
Wednesday. July 22. arriving Niagara
LOST*
"A. R.” Reward will
Special train leaves Indianapolis 6:45 p^in.. |
LOST—Gold monogram, "A. R.” R* be given. 64}* S. Pennsylvania et.
LOST—At Armstrufli)'* Park, or on return car,
Mack belt
News office.
LOST—A solid goU hunting-case watch; maker, E. Jaoeard, St. Louis. Reward. SAMUEL A. JOHNSTON. 626 X. Pennsylvania st.
between the When
small blue
kg
Mack belt with silver buckle. Reward af
lid gblii huntl
LOST —Tuesday morning, betw
t th# next morning. Returning, excursion train Building ami Thorpe Block, a small blue .eaves Niagara Falls 9 p. m.. Friday, Julv 24. box. marked "Military Order Loyal Legion of Tickets also good returning on regular trains the United Slates." containing a badge of no until Saturday, July 25, inclusive. Sleeping use to the tinder.^ but for the return ofwhlch|
lining chair cars through to the to rooms 40-41 \V:
■warded. .
July 25. inclusive. Sleeping
car* and rsclining chair cars through to the Fail*. Call early for berths, a« the number of these oars will be limited. For tickets, i sleeping car berths and full information call at I 1 m No. 1 E. Washington j
’hen Building he will be re-
Btf FViur tickets offices,
at., 36 Jackson Place. Maosachusetts-avenue
and Union stations.
II. M. BRONSON. A. G. P. A.
"rates OF ADVERTISING.
nates of advertising-
Ali ■ advertisement* inserted under ordinary headings in The News are charged for at the very low rate of 1 cent -a word for eacn day. No advertisement received for less than 10 cents. When blank or dash lines are used, these are 8 cents a line. One and two-cent
■.ii'Kj x-i^s-Ti's:. ;sssr b “-r v” ipnoce «ot. _ | ing write or call at the office. MaatcsiT Goo4*r THE INDIANAPOL^NEWS,
Four Thousand Mile* Away. Berlta is about 4,000 miles from tare. It is
•Ut of reach. But the Berliner Weiss Beer
POLITICAL.
Chickering pianos. Emerson pianos. Braur-
hoch piano*, fine violins, mangel am. guitars and sheet music. The finest selected strings In ‘ *«se-««or i.Om n the city. Price, the ,nos, reasonable. RICH toYheVirionttalJlm^
A Me
ity, Prlc VET. «5
N. Pennsylvania.
■ Sctad. Subject
era ike county convention
Old Enouigh. v ,
We don’t refer to Bry-an. but to all Inhabitants of this city They are old enough to know the good qualities of the West Ba«ea and Martinsville waters. J. Metgger A Co.
bottle them. Telephone 407. 1 1 " 1 " 1 "" 1 1 '■ > ' 1111 t 1 w --
FLANNER** •“mV-n*Vv**v —- ■ * at VlpV has one small, extra te*i on left side: ■L I^y embSnSe (w« A .ii’v I strayed from Meridian and Twenty-fifth. Re■L Lady eroualmer Open day or night . WAr j f 0r the return or Information leading to - "W j hrf reoovery Notify T. V. PAOR 16W.N. Illi>*»F Spoiri It All. 'i . V;! nS» ,st^ or « 1-7/ Washlggion et. II:Polities Is running smoothly; even th* Pop- I .■ ttltsjs are getting In line; but everybody 1* , ANNOUNCEltKVrs.
afraid the "Prohlbs’’ may throw cold Water!
POLITICAL-—For Oounfy Assessor: Samuel T. Beaver, of Lawrence township. Subject to the decision of the Democratic county e%ipv*n~ . ■ . ■i ..A.. iT..
ST RAVED.
„—..—^
STRAYED—One roan cow: one horn broken oTT
Id the Frohibe may throw o
over all plan* proposed. That would be awiui. If they would use beer, such good beer as the Home Brewing Co.'s "Extract of Malt" or •'Columbia,” they would encourage everybody.
Telephone 1050. In bottles. t
Rerliwer Wet** Birr
Is a welcome guest In every household. J. Ch-Ugan A Ox, sole ogentx Telephone 407.
AN.VOD NORM ENT-Ttshd-mi ngk-
AN NO U N CE ME N T—Fi nest" cat Biyy ETT’S, and only <1 do;
bidets made are
•sen. |
REMOVAL.
REMOVAL—II. M. HADLEY to 66 K. Market (basement); Insurance; real estate; loans; rent*.
WANTED—Gcwd girl in small family; good wages. 547 Central ave. W A NTED—White girl that can cook; good wages. 994 N. MeriJian st.
WANTED—Fine livery NAGELEISOX EROS.
at Schofield's stables.
WANTED—Office desk. WM. VANDERPOOL, 226 E. Washington st.
WANTED—Teeth. »5; crowns.
Dentist, 29H, S. Illinois.
32. SELLERS,
silver for cash.
WANTED—A competent girl for general house-
work. 860 X. Pennsylvania. j WANTED—Old gold and WANTED—A giK-d cook, with references: two j WARP, 11 X. Meridian.
in family. 566 N. Delaware st. ] -WANTED—To borrow 31.500; best real estate WANTED—Good, strong girl, not afraid of j security, K 18, care News. _- , ' ror>t ’ *1 SSH Indiana ave., at once. j WANTED—A good fire-proof safe; must be WANTED—Good German girl for general ] roomy. 451 N. Alabama et. housework. Inquire 564 E. St. Clair. \ WA NTED—Finest cabinets made are BEN-
WANTED -An elderly woman to take care of 1 •’ ^
tw-.> small children. 630 N. Illinois st.
WANTED—A
TO LET—Rooms and board. IS8 N. Illinois st.
TO LET—Small, furnished room. 26 W. New York.
TO LET—Rooms. 31 up; board. 33. 139 N. Delaware.
TO LETT—85 Massachusetts ave.. for rent, two rooms.
TO LET—Front room, with bath. 130 X. Sen- . fiiji'aifi. TO LET—Furnished room; bath. 70 W. New
York st.
TO LET—Nicely furnished rooms. 109 Capitol
ave., N.
TO LET—Cool,^furnished room; very cheap. 173 N. IBagL * TO LET—Nice, furnished rooms. 163 Capitol ave., N. TO LET—Large alcove room and bath. 163 N. SqiyJiijasy. ' TO LET—Nicely furnished sleeping rooms. 63 W. New York.
TO LET—Furnished, front rooms, with bath. 146 K. liilnolx TO LET—Furnished or unfurnished room. 230 CapttM ave,, N.
NETT'S, and only 31 dozen.
go,
fair
German girl to do general
housework; family of two. 28 Gregg at. WANTED—An office girl, at once; moderater salary to begin. Address Q 18, care News. WANTED—Good girl for general housework; must be competent. Apply 266 N. Alabama.^ WANTED—Feathers renovated, bought and
WANTED—To buy i i CaU ^ E _
wagon.
mall dairy
McCarty.
route and
TO LET—Finely furnished front room; board. 654 N. Alabama. TO LET—Furnished rooms for light housekeeping. 23S S.;North. TO LET—Finest furnished rooms In the city at 28*6 Ifediana ave.
WANTED—CARPETS TAKEN UP AND
CLEANED, 3c. Telephone 243.
WANTED—To buy a five or six-seated buck-
board. C. B., 199 Harrlgon st.
WANTED-Highest prices paid for furniture,
carpets, etc. 252 E. Washington.
-Feathers renovated, bouaht and carpets, etc, to- vv asningcon. Massachusetts ave, B. F. DUBOIS, t wanted—To buy a five or six-seated buck'ANTED—White girl for general housework; board. “C. B.,” 199 Harrison st. ____
must be good cook. 887 N. Pennsylvania et.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS— - PLANNER jTmJCHANAN. LADY EMHALMER For Indies and Children. 172 ♦>’ UilnoH si. Telephone 641. FU1&7RAL DIRECTORS— IRvlN * ADAMS. Albert Irvin, successor D. Kregelo, Son & Irvin. Will II. Adam*, formerly with Planner & Buchanan. Tel. 1154. 97 X. IllInola st. F V N E K A L DIRECTORS—FRANK A. BLANCHARD, Undertaker. 99 N. Delaware st. Phone: Office, 411; residence. 659. FUNERAL DIRECTORS— KREGELO S UNDERTAKING ROOMS. 69 N. Illinois st, 1 Telephone 250. MOYlMriNTS MONUMENTS—AUG. DIENER, 243 E. Washington^ MONUMENTS- Monuments at lowest prices. M, H. FARRELL, 308 W. Washington st.
8
h.
liver, lO.lBO pennyWARD, 11 N. Me-
Phlloxenia evening at tors invited
Regular meeting
■Lodge, No. ,44, J. O. O. F.; this 8 o’clock. Grand Lodge Hall. Visi
to meet with us.
R. H. HOLLYWOOD. N. G.
W, F. LANDES, Rec. Secretary. SOCIETY—Special meeting of Marlon Lodge, No. 35. F. and A. M., this (Wednesday) evening, at 7:46 o’clock, for work in the first
degree. Visitors welcome.
HUOH J. DR1
SOCIETY—U. A. O. D.—Capitol City Grove, No. 17, United Ancient Order of Druids. Regular meeting to-morrow (Thursday) evening, at 8 o'clock. Work In the third degree. All members are urged to be present. Visitors always welcome. Hall over 39-41 N. Illinois st. Pay-
ment of dues July 30. In U. P. C. A. E. WILSON. Noble Arch.
J. H. HAUGHT, Secretary.
WANTED—A help woman or girl, to sew on second-hand clothing. 141 Massachusetts ave. WANTED—Lady stenographer and bookkeeper, to-day. Call immediately. 30(4 N. Delaware,
room U.
WANTED—Old gold weights wanted for casl
ridian at. ' WANTED—First-class colored cook: private family; 34 per week. Give name and address. Address V 8, care N : wa. WANTED—First-class young lady dressmaker; one with a trade, and who can help furnish good stand preferred. Address A 20. care News. WANTED—Carpet. 2oc per yard; cook stoves, $7; bedroom sets, solid oak, $15; everything needed in a house. BORN & GO., 62 E. Washington WANTED—Experienced nurse to go to Chicago. to take care of baby three months old; Indiantyjulis references required. Address Q 19, care News. v WANTED—Ladles to keep cool and comfortable by wearing a pair of serge house slippers, worth 6ftc a pair, sale price 35c at KISTNER S, 83 S. Illinois st. .. WANTED—Ladies to take advantage of cutprice shoe sale at KISTNER'S. 83 S. Illinois st. A lady’s chocolate needle-toe lace shoe, worth" 32.50, sale price 31.48. Ladies’ tan oxfbrds, in three shades, needle, opera or square ties, worth 31.50 and 31.75. sale price 98c. WAX TED—M ALE HE LP. WANTED—Tlsh-1-mlngo. WANTED—'Barber at 207_Virginia ave. WAITED—Good barber. 270 W. .Washington sc. WANTED—Are you needing employment? CaU
room 17 Jackson Place.
WANTED—Loans on all articles of val«e. SOLOMON, 25 S. Illinois st. WANTED—Two first-class solicitors for city. Apply room 17 Talbott Building. WANTED—An experienced fresco painter at ’ Holy Cross church. M. GEIGER. WANTED—A No Importer that understands cooking, at 219 E. Washington et.
WANTED—Occupants; nicely furnished rooms; bath; board, If desired. 211 E. Ohio^ WANTED—Cash paid for elm lumber at hoop factory. PATTERSON & BUSBY. WANTED—Old rubber goods and hats repaired. WM. DE PUY, 47 Massachjjsetts ave. WANTED—Bicycles enameled in any color; four coats baked on. 63 N. Illinois st. ^
y Dtrec>"~
State price. Address D 19, care News.
room
N 19, care
TO LET—Purnished rooms; light housekeep_ing. 267 9>natc ave., N : TO LET—Furnished alcove and kitchen, completq 315 Senate ave.. X. TO LET—Large, cool room; bath; gas; moderate. 381 N. Delaware st. ' TO LET—Furnished room?: housekeeping and sleeping.^ 146 ty. New York. TO LET—Ftirnfshed rooms ‘for light housekeeping. 298 Capitol ave., N. _
' '
'vat* house; batl
tie man; furnished room; prl-
th. 307 N. Delaware.
TO LET—Rooi furnished roo
for light housekeeping, 144 N. Capitol ave.
housekeep-
TO LET—Fu'rnBhed complete for hot Ing, $1.60 per week. 174 Virginia ave.
WANTED—A second-hand 1896 City Directory. State price. Address D 19, care News. WANTED—By two young ladies, room for
light housekeeping, north. Address News.
WANTED—$5 for full set teeth. Extracted without pain at EARHART’S, 16(4 E. Washington 1 WANTED—To buv second-hand set of blacksmith tools. Call 51 Hendricks st. until
July_20.
WANTED—A trap which has been. used, but not a great while.. Call at 789 N. Pennsyl-
vanla st.
WANT ED-12,500 on 37.000 property, at 6 per cent, interest, no commission. Address L 19,
care News.
and
oom 24
TO LET—Call 257 N. Delaware st. for very desirable rooms; bath; private residence. TO LET-VDesirable front room; first fleor. Southeast corner Michigan and Senate ave. TO LET—Furn'iJfhed parlor; bath; board, if >lesired. 428 Capitol ave., N. Also up-stairs room. TO U^T—Pleasant, unfurnished, second-floor rooms; housekeeping; references. 359 N. New
Jersky.
Tb LET?—Nicely furnished rooms; also two rooms Jof' light housekeeping. 117 N. Illi-
nois st.
WANTED—To loan money on watches diamonds; fair dealing and private. Ro
Ingalls BWk.
TO LET-bfd fgold or diver. 10.000 pennyweights wadU^d for cash. WARD, 11 N. Me-rldlajk-jy ' 'Ip TO LET-r-Please call and see; very desirable.
82 E. Vermont, Delaware. Bo
WANTED—1,000 sick people to doctor at 25 cents per week. DR. METZGER & CO.. 7
: Pis
call and see; very desirable,
between Pennsylvania and TO LET—Furnished or with or without board.
Christian ave
unfurnished rooms, with private family.
■ Stewart Place.
WANTED--For light manufacturing, floor space about 20x60. Address L, E. CASH, Spencer House. WANTED—Look In auction column. Furniture
sale. Thursday morning. July 16, 9:30 o’clock, ences; board if desired.
No. 247 E. South st.
TO LET—Two unfurnished rooms, with aifcove; modern; light housekeeping; central. Addreis C 13, tyre News. TO LET-kA. nicely furnished room, north; one door from Pennsylvania; modern conveni-
1 7a E. Walnut, h
WANTED—Roomers, with or without board. In a newly furnished house; all modem conventences. 433 N. Illinois st. WANTED—Agents 1 and branch managers; salary or commisslbn. HUNTER TAILORING
AND SHIRT CO., Cincinnati.
WANTED—Room and board for adult in country home, near car line; good fare; refe ence. DR. DEPMOX, 218 N, Alabama sL
TO LET*—Beautiful, furnished rooms, with every convenience for housekeeping; five squares north, near Pennsylvania st. 77 E.
Walnut st.
TO LST—Newly furnished front rooms; bath and all modern conveniences. SENATE HOTEL, opposite State House, one square from
Washington st.
Kentucky ave. News.
NOTfCE-EVEROAD A PRBNK, furnaces and tin work'. 170 Indiana ave. Telephone 1188. NOTICE—Blast pipes, dust and shaving collecting pipes; she-t and metal work of all kinds. JOSLFH QARDNER. 39 KenU Telephone 323. NOTICE-FOR SEALED PROPOSALS. Sealed proposal* will be received by the Quar-termaster-General of the Slat* of Indiana, at room No. eight (8) State Houfee. Indianapolis, Ind., between the hours of ten (10) a. m. and two (2) o’clock p. m., July 18, 1896. for furnish-
WANTED—German man, single, to take care of horse. Call at 100 Capitol ave.. S. WANTED—Good harness-maker; steady work for the right man ^ 183JE^JWashlngton. WANTED—Lodging. 10c; quiet and comforta-
290 W. Market st.
ble.
WANTED—First-class coacnman; white i ored; name references. Address W 8,
(Closed 10 p. m.)
ool-
WANTED—Pony, cart and harness; must be in good condition and a bargain. Call for DR.\ J. ELLIOTT. 83 E. Wabash st., or 113 College ave. * . * WANTED—Horse, city broke; harness and buggy; wll pay 340 for the outfit. Call on or address THE MILLER OIL CO., Indiana-
polis.
WANTED—Pony, cart and harness; -must be In good condition and a bargain. Call for DR. J. ELLIOTT, 83 E. Wabash st., or 112 College ave.
6,075 lbs breakfast bacon, well cured
smoked.
20,250 lbs fresh beef, good in quality and fit for immediate use. and from fore and hindquarter meat proportionately, including all the best cuts thereof \necks, shanks and kidney tallow excluded), to be delivered at 4 p. m. each day, for ne*t day's consumption, cut up in such msnnef and In such quantities, as may hereafter be ordered. Cattle to be dressed 36 hours before delivered. V 12,608 loaves soft bread (A No. 1), each to weigh 24 ounces when delivered, made from best quality of flour, and to be well baked, and to be delivered in such quantities on such days
as required. (
5.wO lbs hard bread, to -bfi. delivered on such days and In such quantities as required. 1,620 lbs white navy beans, free from trash
(sample required).
1,782 lbs rice (totuple required). 972 lbs hominy (sample required).
2,000 lbs coffee, roasted and ground, African
* eam-
WANTED—Salesmen; workers can make weekly. Call at once. COLLIER, 93 N. Delaware!^ WANTED—Deposit 15 cents; canvass easy-sell-ing article; 100 per cent, profit. Call 248 S. Meridian. , WANTED—Cook stoves, large assortment, $7 upward; guaranteed. BORN & CO-, 62 E.
TTg WANTED—Money loaned, any amount. . .•> 1 r xt • 1r»x«r v-o t aa • lF»r»oe 11TY1 •
personal property; low rates; long time; prl«e office. Capital, $30,000. WARD, 11 N.
vate
Meridian st.
to buv their railroad & POE'S cut rate ticket
and Washington.
WANTED—Salesman to drug trade;
J. *'
Racine,
exclusive.
Wls.
W. KNIGHT.
Ide line State,
WANTED—To loan money on watches, diamonds; fair dealing and private. Room 24 Ingalls Block. WANTED—A star tea and spice salesman, who has an established trade In Indiana. H. C. FISHER, Chicago. WANTED—Boy about fifteen, to work for his board; must be strictly honest. Inquire 168 W. Washington st., up-stairs. WANTED—Firsuclass advertising solicitor; must be good specialty man; large comm isslon. Address A 20. care News. WANTED—Experienced solicitors for portrait; good inducements to energetic workers. Call at New York Store, fourth floor.
WANTEB—Canvassers and solicitors to take orders for best campaign book. Free silver explained. t Big pay._Sl When Building/ WANTED—Money loaned, any aitkmnt. on personal property; low rates; long time; private office. Capital, $30,000. WARD, 111 N. Meridian et. /
WANTED—Everybody
tickets at SLATT & POE'S c
office, formerly Frey's, 122 S. Illinois st. Tel-
ephone 362 and save money.
WANTED—Everybody to know that the Miss
Hu
lng-1 pared without rooms.
WANTED—SITUATIUKS. SITUATION WANTED—Florida Seal. SITUATION WANTED—By experienced coachipan. 35 Gatling st. SITUATION WANTED—By good girl, in small family. Call 191(4 E. Washington at. GITL'ATION - WANTED—By colored girl, for general housework. Address Y 17. eare News. SITUATION WANTED—Competent cook; no washing; wages $2. Room 3, 95(4 N. Delaware. SITUATION WANTED—Housework by girl; no washing; experienced. Address W 19, care New*: ' SITUATION WANTED—For up-stairs work or assistant housework. Address Y IS, care
News.
TO LET—First-class office rooms irs Lorraine Building; all conveniences; vault; elevator; etc. Rents reasonable. DYER & RASSMAXX, 31 Circle st. 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 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 seeond~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 long time lease. First-class for manufacturing concern. Reasonable rent. For particulars apply at the counting-room of The Indianapolis Newri
TO LET—OFFICES AND SVTOIIES. TO LET—Corner store. Illinois and Market ets.
TO LET—Large store-room. No. 48 N. Illinois street. TO LET—Store-room, with dwelling rooms. Inquire 4169 X. Blake. TO LET—Choice desk room for attorney. 323 and 324 Lemcke Building. TO LET—Stcre-room, with dwelling rooms attached. 356 Indiana ave. $16.
i SITUATION WANTED—By a lady, as houseI keeper, or place of trust. References. 120 WANTED—Good life insurance solicitors; th* Park ave '
best plans and one of the largest companies In the United States. Call or address A. H.
COLLINS, 62 Baldwin Bloc*, city.
WANTED—Experienced canvasser for general agency; salary from start; references required. Write immediately. LAKE OXTARIO NURSERIES. Rochester, X. Y. WANTED-r-As local agent for a New York life Insurance company, a resident insurance broker In every town in central Indiana. Address GENERAL AGENT. 174 N. Illinois sL_ WANTED—A man to take an office and represent a manufacturer; $50 per week; small capital required. Address, with stamp, MANUFACTURER, Box 212, Concord Junction, Mass. WANTED—A New York life insurance company desires to send out some Intelligent
men of businc Best terms to
174
Ten of business ability as its representatives.
both agents and applicants. Call at once, 174 N. Illinois st., city.
WANTED—150 first-class car builders or repairers. immediately. Come early if you want rork. Good workmen can make good m
md. Apply In perso
money. K. C.
SITUATION WANTED—By boy of sixteen In real estate or Insurance office. Address Z 17, care News. SITUATION WANTED—By reliable person; cook or housework; can furnish reference. 136 W. First st. SITUATION WANTED—By young lady stenographer; reference, last employer. Address D 18, care News. ■. j ■■ ' ■ SITUATION WANTED—Old gold or silver. 10,000 pennyweights- wanted for cash. WARD, 11 N. Meridian stSITUATION WANTED-Experienced man cook. Janitor, coachman; references. 30(4 N. Delaware, room 11. __
wants po-
refer-
SITUATION WANTED—Young lady wa sltion In doctor's or -dentist's office; ences. Address Y 16, care N*wa.
TO LET—Drug store-room; excellent location. _W. E. NEWBY, 56 Baldwin Block. TO LET—Large store-room, 33 Indiana ave., $20. W'M. GORDON, 11 Baldwin Block. TO LET—Desirable bakery location; first-class oven and plate-glass store-room front; $18 per month. J. 3. CRUSE, 92 E. Market st. TO LET—Store-room and, dwelling attached; 282 River ave., W. Indianapolis; good locatlon; cheap rent. Call at 220 E. Washington. TO LET—Second, third, fourth and fifth floors of Washington street News Building. WtU be vacated and remodeled to suit new tenants about August 1. Suli business offices, i gallery. Will be let to firsi 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 long time lease. First-class for manufacturing concern. Reasonable rent. For particulars apply at the counting-room of The Indianapoiis News. TO LFT—MISCKLLAXEOUS. TO LET—Carriage-nouse and stable for two or four horses. Inquire 276 N. Illinois st. TO LET—Small hotel. 35 rooms, center of city. HORACE McKAY, 29(4 N. Pennsylvania.
TO
ences.
LET-Boarding 171 W. Michigan.
stable; modern conveni-
FRANK BUTTZ.
SITUATION WANTED—By young man. as grocery clerk; six years' experience; references. Address W 18, care News.
WANTED—AGEKTS.
Need not correspond. Apply In person. K. C. ———-———— CAR AND FOUNDRY' CO.. Kansas City. Kas. A GENTS WANTED-McKinley and-Hobart;
authentic; 560 pages. Address or see G. 8. POLLOCK, 234 Ash st., for agency.
WANTEt)—An experienced office man, one possessing executive ability and a thorough knowledge of accounts, to Invest some capital In a prosperous, new enterprise and take an
position therewith. Address C. F.
B., care News, WANTED—Practical, experienced man who
thoroughly understands how to run and re-
pair all kinds of wood-working machinery; permanent. position open for a first-class mechanic. Address, with references, elating wages wanted, F 19, care News.
AGENTS WANTED—Good solicitors. 11 and 12 When Block. A good chance for live insurance men. J. S. LAMBERT, Manager. AGENTS WANTED—Two good agents to so-
_^lies
commissi
& CO.,
licit
for household suppll salon advanced weekly.
W. Market.
on commission; A. J. CONROY
WANTED—Buy your base-ball shoes at NEERMANS. Youths’ sizes 13 to 2, at 50c. Boys' sizes 3 to 5, at 60c. Men's sizes 6 to 11, at 70c. 273 MASSACHUSETTS AVE.
WANTED—Young meil to learn barber trade; only eight weeks required to complete; steady situation guaranteed; wages $12 weekly: complete outfit of tools donated. Illustrated catalogue mailed free? CINCINNATI BARBER OOLLEGE. 428 »lum st.. Cincinnati. O. WANTED—Apprentice for barber trade: wages paid Saturdays from start; splendid chance to learn a trade; only eight week-? required: situatio* and complete outfit of tools donated each graduate. Send for catalogue. CHICAGO BARBER SCHOOL. 283 S. Clark st., Chicago. WANTED—Men to fake advantage of cut-price shoe sale at KISTNER'S. 83 S. Illinois st. Men’s tan or black calf shoes, needle or square toes, lace, worth $2(50 and $3, sale price $1.98. Also siime of J; S. Nelson's celebrated shoes. These are samples; sizes 6** to 7; narrow widths; all styles; great bargains. Call and see prices. ^ FOR SALE—BICYCLES. FOR- SALE—Bicycle, nearly new; must sell; cheap. 231 X. Btlnotg. FOR SALE—<Nipa and cones for any wheel. HENRY RESNER. 175 Virginia ave. _ FOR SALE—'95 Columbia bicycle, model - !#; first-class condition. 29 E. Market st. FOR SALE—Second-hand Munger bicycle; first-oiqas condition. _29 E. Market st. FOR SALE—A few Munger wheels at a bargaln. Call W. J. HOLLIDAY A CO.’S. FOR SALE—Pneumatic-tire bicycle. In good condition,' $15; a bargain. At room 24 Ingalls Block. FOR SALE—Wanted: To exchange Munger bicycle. almost acw. for first-class single road horse. Address V 18. care News. FOR SAV&'-j^drelM. $45. $50^ $70; cash or payments. Ladies' and gents' second-hand wheels cheap. W. VANDERPOOL. 226 K. Washington st.
AGENTS WANTED—To sell patent trace fast- ’ ener; sells at sight; used on every buggy.
Outfit free to those meaning business. NOVELTY’ CO.. Noblesviil*. Ind.
GEM
AGENTS WANTED—For St. Louis tornado or campaign pictures and books; $5 to $10 daily profit. Applv at once and send 25 cents for each sample. O. A S. S1LBERMAX, St. Paul. Minn. AGENTS WANTED—Men of ability and snap. to work northern and southern Indiana for the most prosperous building association In Indiana; best references required. 31 S. Pennsylvanla at. AGENTS WANTED—For the best and most complete campaign book—Parties, Men and Issues of 1896 ; 50 per cent, commission; outfit free. NATIONAL PUBLISHING CO.. Lakeside Building, Chicago. AGENTS WANTED—Take orders for "Parties and the Men," and get your books here at home. Selling 16 to 1 ahead of any other campaign book. 50 per cent, commission. HOOS1ER PUBLISHING CO., opposite library. _ AGENTS WANTED—Women and men to sell "P. S. T.” and Marie Antoinette Hair Coloring; big money. Send 2c stamp for full particulars. Permanent aituatlons guaranteed to those who can furnish satisfactory work. Address MARIE ANTOINETTE CO.. Indionapolis, Ind. BUSINESS CHANCE. BUSINESS CHANCE—Bicycle business for sale. Address C 19. care News. BUSINESS 'CHANCE—Oeamery and grocery; investigate. Address H 18, care News. BUSINESS CHA16CE—Splendid opportunity for right party. Addbess S 15. care News. BUSINESS CHANCE—Good business opportunity to man with $300. Address A 20, care News.
TO LET—The building formerly occupied by Baker & Randolph, in Maryland st.; will lease entire or by floors. DYER A RAS3MANN, 31 Circle st. 'O LET—Good building for manufacturing purposes, on N. East st.. Just north of Washington st,; will rent cheap. A. METZGER AGENCY,.5 Odd Fellows HalL TO LET—Second, third, fourth and fifth floors of Washington street News Building. Will be vacated and remodeled to suit new ten-
ants
business 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 long time lease. First-class for maaufacturconcern. Reasonable rent. For partlc- _ — COU nting-room of The Inlews. ,
imig uuk: ica ing concern. ufi&i apply a dlan^Mls Ne
BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATIONS. BUILDING AND LOAN—For a safe investment, with fair returns. Investigate plan of the Ideal Society for Savings. Office, 451 N. Ala ha ma st. BUILDING AND LOAN-CHAS. A. DALE. Loans on city and farm properties. Lowest market rates. Can pay back monthly. Room 7 18(4 X. Pennsylvania. BUILDING AND LOAN-Provident Saving,' Loan and Investment Association; seventh year; 5 per cent, semi-annually to members; limited amount of paid-up stock received. ARTHUR B. GROVER. Secretary, 436 Lemcke Building. BU1LQING AND LOAN—Money to loan; a large sum of home funds left in our care to be loaned in sums of $106 to $1,000 and upward, at lowest rates of Interest; can furnish money tame d«y as you apply: pay back when you please. A. METZGER AGENCY. 5 Odd Fellows Hall. BUILDING AND LOAN-THE INDIANA SOCIETY FOR SAVINGS. Has ready money to loan; loans of any size made within twenty-four hours of time of application; loans $1.0)0 for $13 a month; no entrance fee; no commission; no expense fund. Room No. 214 Lemcke Building, corner Pennsylvania and Market sts.. second floor. AUCTION DALES.
TO LET—Metzger's Agency. TO LET-SAYLES, 77^ E~. Market. TO LET—SPANN & CO., 86 E. Market. TO LET-Sec list. C. E. COFFIN A CO. TO LET—Five-room house. 500 Senate ave., N. TO LETT—Four-room cottage. Call at $4 Fletcher ave. TO LET - Born * transfer. 62 E. Washington. Telephone 213- ' TO LETT—Small house. $5. CRAWFORD. 72(4 E. Washington. TO LET—Cottage; four rooms. 129 Pleasant st.; grass; shade. TO LET—See list at 96 E. Market, ground floor. GREGORY & APPEL. TO LET—Neat, four-room cottage, newly papered. 20 Bloomington. TO LETT—See rental list of COPELAND & M'INTIRE, 729 and 730 Lemcke.
on
94 E.
Market.
Building—ready about July L Rear of present News Building, v Absolutely fire-proof. Plenty of light. Power, light and heat. Will arrange to suit responsible tenant, and give long time lease. First-class for manufacturing concern. Reasonable rent. For particulars apply at the counting-room of The In-
dianapolls News, FINANCIAL.
LOANS—C. F. SAYLES, 77(4 E. Market.
LOANS—On all article! of value. SOLOMON, 25 S. Illinois st.
LOANS- Money to loan. HENRY H. FAY. 40(4 E. Washington st.
LOANS—On Jewelry, clothing ana other valua-
bles. 57 YV. Washington.
LOANS—Take out private money; 5, 6(4. 6 and
7 per cent. C. F. SAYLES.
LOANS—Mortgage securities. GEORGE RHODIL’S, 205-6 Lemcke Building.
LOANS—Money to loan on city property.
KREBER, 434 Lemcke Building.
LOANS—Mortgage loans: lowest rates. ACE McKAY, 29(4 K- Pennsylvania.
HOR-
LOANS—On real estate. Will buy mortgage notes. J. W. BAIRD, 19(4 N. Meridian st. LOANS—Also building association shares purchased. NEWTON TODD. 6 Ingalls Block.
LOANS—$100 to $20,000; Interest and commission reasonable. REID BROS., 42 N. Dela-
LOAXS—Old gold or silver. 10,000 pennyweights wanted for cash. WARD, 11 N. Meridian st. LOANS—Large amount of money to loan at specially low rates. DYER & RASSMANN. 21 Circle st.
LOANS—Money on farms and city property; terms reasonable. THOS. C. DAY & CO., 325-330 Lemcke Block. LOANS—On farms; $100 and upward; home funds; lowest rates; no delay. A. METZGER. Odd Fellows Block.
LOANS—$2,000 to $10,000 on centrally located Indianapolis business property. J. B. HANN, 323 and 324 Lemcke Building LOANS—See WARD, 11 N. Meridian, for private loan on any kind persona! property. Easy terms. Long time. Caj^tal $30,000. LOANS—Sums of $500 and over. „ City property and farms. C. E. COFFIN & CO., 90 E. Market et.
Ice-cream Waah-
BUSIXESS CHANCE—Fruit and stand; cheap; good cigar trade. 121 W. ingtun eu BUSINESS CHANCE—l$or Sale: Cheap; small confectionery, with ice cream parlor. Inquire 175 Madison ave. BUSINESS CHANCE—Wanted: Partner in Indianapolis poultry bouse; $300 to Hoo required. Address B a), care News.
AUCTION-MORRIS 78 E. Washington.
SOLOMON. Auctioneer,
AUCTION—CARTER & VETTER. Auctloneers, 252 E. Washington. AUCTION—McCURDY .0 PERRY. Auctioneera. No. 139 W. Wash in stun.
FOB SALK OK-TKAU&.
FOR SALE OR TRADE-A No. I light spring wagon Rear 478 X. Pennsylvania st. FOR SALE QR TRA 1)13— Very cheap, gviod repair. $50. ■ Room 43 Chaifant. northwest coi>-
n*r Pennsylvania and Michigan.
FOR SALE OR TRADE-A No. 1 cottage, j way.
BUSINESS CHANCE—|W»
earned:
April. $306; May, $362; June. $374; 1895 aver-
aged $85 weekly. Proofs free.
Broadway, New York.
invested
74; 1
F. DALY. 129$
clear, in good town north, for Incumbered property. MoKERXAX. £22 Lemcke. FOr 'saLET OR TRADE—Matchless Heorsey bicycle, nearly ne*'. 27-inch frame. Prefer cigars. What have you? Address K 19. care
News.
BUSINESS CHANCE—$10 to $300 made monthly by our systematic plan of speculation. Avoid risk. Old established house. E. S. ! DEAN & CO., Bankers and Brokers. 35 Broad-
i way. New York.
AUCTION—sale of fine furniture of ten-room house. I will sell at auction, on Thursday morning, July 16, at 9:30 a. m. s at No. 247 E. South st.. consisting of walnut and oak bedroom suites, wardrobes, dressers, wash-stands and center tables, one eight-foot, one ten-foot dining table, dining chairs, one cherry folding bed, brusseis and Ingrain carpets, fifty yards fine moquette hall carpet, rugs, lace curtains,
window shades, two sewing machines (one , Howe, one Singer), mattresaes, springs, sheets,
range, heating stoves, d! safe and utensils. Sale posi-
manufactnrtng busi-
■ centrally lo-
BUSIXESS CHANCE—A ness; established five years;
cated: will sell on easy terms or trade; a rare opportunity to the right person; will bear Investigation. STROU8E i CHANDLER, $5 E.
Market st.
pillows, one range, heating stove*, dishes, silverware, kitchen safe and utensils. Sale positive. T. J. SEMANS. Auctioneer. 25 E. Mar-
ket st., room 3.
TAKEN IT.
TAKEN UP—July 12, roan mare. 30 W. Twentieth.
LOANS—5. 6 and 7 per cent, loans; any amount; private funds; privilege of payments; reasonable fees; no delays. McINTOSH & HON, 66 E. Market st. LJ>ANS—6 per cent, money, with privilege of pre-payment semi-annually; loans made on Improved real estate In this city only, in loans of not less than $l,0i>0; no delay; reasonable fees. SPANN & CO„ 86 E, Market et. LOANS—Money In sums to suit, without any delay whatever; can get it the same day you apply. Call and get our rates. Can pay a portion each year. If you desire. Room SOn Indiana Trust Building, third floor. Eievator. CHAS. W. GORBUCH.
LOANS-
On Furniture.
■ Pianos,
Vehicles, Etc. Any Amount. - - - - Reasonable Terms. E. J. GAUSEPOHL. 2(4 W. Washington at., room 4.
LOANS—
AT LAST
You can now borrow money on your household goods on the building and loan association
plan. I .cans made from $10 up. HOUSEHOLD LOAN ASSOCIATION,
Secretary's Office,
44 Lombard Building, 24(4 E. Washington st.
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 LOANS MADE ON SHORT NOTICE. WE ADVANCE MONEY ON FURNITURE, fixtures, pianos, warehouse receipts, horses. InsaFV • I n te^n* a~.Ul l.__
OH *•*■»* .7 —— ~ -
out removal. You can pay bad ... 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 st., room 5.
First stairway on the east ride of N. Meridian st., near Washington, up-atuirs. L° AN TWENTT THOUSAND DOLLARS
To loan In sums of $10 up on
HOUSEHOLD GOODS. PIANOS. ORGANS,
HORSES, WAGONS. ETC.
At the lowest rates and on the. easiest terms. The property is left in your undisturbed poaaession. We will as gladly make you a small loan as a large one. and give you your own time in which to pay it back. Any payments made reduces the cost of carrying the Joan.
You get full amount asked for. No charges taken out In advance.
Our busine** strictly private, and we guarantee you the fairest treatment. Call and see
us before borrowing.
SECURITY MORTGAGE LOAN COMPANY; Room 207, second floor, Indian* Trust. Building (old Vance Block), corner Washington st. and Virginia ave. Ask elevator man for room 367.
REAL ESTATE—Insurance. SAYLES REAL ESTATE-SAYLES, 77 g. Market. REAL ESTATE—MILLS ft SMALL, Market.
REAL ESTATE-METER A KISER, Insurance, 306 Indiana True'..
REAL ESTATE—D. A COULTER. Insurance* 94 E. Market. Telephone 13.
REAL ESTA.TE—Private money to loan ( per
cent. SAYLES, 77(4 E Market.
REAL ESTATE—Property ot uU kinds. HENRY H. FAT. 40(4 E. Washington st.
REAL ESTATE-r-New, six-room, two-storj house. Church st., $1,800; easy payments. $1 Virginia ftve. REAL ESTATE-R. L. TALBOT, houses and lots; money to loan; fire Insurance. 44 Thorpe Block. REAL ESTATE—Old gold or silver. 10,00) pennyweights wanted for cash. WARD, U N. Meridian st. •
TO LET—Nice, six-room house. $12.50. Call _ WM. MACK. First and Fayette. TO LET—Bee hst of H. M. HADLEY, Rental Agent. 66 E. Market st., ground floor. TO LET—259 E. Vermont st.. eight rooms, bath, complete. Apply 2a X. East at. TO LET—329 E. Michigan; seven rooms; newly papered; new kitchen; goth gases. TO LET—Furnished, strictly modern house; references; no chljdren. 138 E. North._ TO LET—Seven rooms; newly papered; both gases; new kitchen. 331 E. Michigan st. TO LET—House of seven room*; all conveniences and newly papered. 191 Buchanan st. TO LET—Eight-room house; 563 E. Market st.; in good order; nice, cool place. C. ZIMMER-
MAN.
TO LET—Seven room# and stable, 296 Virginia ave. Inquire M. E. PHELAN, 16(4 E. Wash-
ington
TO LET—Elegant, seven-room house, corner Michigan and Pine at*., $16. Inquire 263 Davidson st. TO LET—House of nine rooms; all modern Improvements. No. 90 Cherry at. Call at 553 N.
Alabama #t.__
TO LET—Big line of bedroom and dining-room
furniture; lowest price. BC
E. Washington TO LET—Modern, furnished house or fur- . nished rooms; bath; all modern cpnvenlences. 373 N. Alabama. TO LET—Well-located residence for club rooms; large lot; plenty of shade. Address
B 12, care News.
TO LET—House; eight rooms, with bath; screens throughout. 129 Highland ave., north-
east from Washington st.
TO LET—Good dwelling; 973 N. Pennsylvania st.; modern in every way. A. METZGER AGENCY. 5 Odd Fellows HaU. TO LET—Five rooms of residence. 421 Broadway, and (ward with tenant; excellent location; reasonable terms. _Cal^ after 10 a. ni. TO LET — Money loaned, any amount, ' on personal property; low rates; long time; private office. Capital, $30,000. WARD, 11 N. Meridian st. . TO LETT—329 E. Michigan; seven rooms; newly papered; new kitchen; both gases. Inquire i premises, 2 to 5 p. m., or D. A. COULTER,
REAL ESTATE—Irvington Park lots. $160 to $250; small monthly payments. F. T. MoWH1RTER. 70 «. Market.
REAL ESTATE—Insurance, rental and loans. COPELAND &. MclNT’.RE, successors to Charles A. Dale, 729-730 Lemcke Holding. REAL ESTATE—Ten-room double house; north; excellent neighborhood; good renter; splendid Investment. Address B 19. care News. REAL ESTATE—$2,500 and four niceToiiages, clear of incumbrance, to trade for good rental property worth $6,000 to $7,oOO. W. E. MICK * CO.
REAL ESTATE-5 PER CENT. MONEY. We are prepared to make loons at 5 and M4 per cent on good business property. JOHN 8. SPANN & CO.
REAL ESTATE-Lot on N. New Jersey st. for $400; bargain. Ten-acre fruit farm adjoining city. Choice opportunity. BOOTH A JOHNSON, 77(4 E. Market.
REAL ESTATE—Lots tor hale ofi weekly payments In Prospect st., K. Washington st., and In Brinkman HJU addition. A. W. DFNNY. 26 N. Delaware.
& CO., 62
REAL ESTATE—Several West lndlanapo.lt cottages; small payment down, balance n building association, payable $2 weekly. L. G. MILLER, 117 W. Georgia st. REAL ESTATE-430 Talbott ave.; new house of nine rooms; furnace, bath, go*, sewers and all modern conveniences. Terms easy. L. B. MARTINDALE. 5 Talbott Block.
REAL ESTATE—Insure your property in the Insurance Company of North America or the Pennsylvania Fire Insurance Company, with HENRY H. FAY. 40% E. Washington st.
REAL ESTATE—Property renting at $192 per year; Blake st.; price $1,500. Also North Side, renting $528 per year; $4,400. Bargains. ARTHUR B. GROVER, 436 Lemcke BuHdlng.
REAL ESTATE—Nine-room residence; slate roof; newly papered; gas; stable; large lot; Irvington; easy payments like rent: no cari. down. ARTHUR B. GROVER, 438 Lemcke Building.
REAL ESTATE-Th* greatest bargain south of Washington st.; No. 553 Union st.; price $800 on time, or $750 cash; worth $1,400; must be sold at once. A. METZGER AGENCY. Odd Fellows Block.
REAL ESTATE-Barrain, on Talbott ave.; $3,600; $350 cash and balance easy payment*;
s, modem, elegant house, $1,000 cash and $1,000 per it. interest. SHINGLER.
new; modem. Large, mode Talbott ave., $8,000; $1 *“ year, with 6 per cent HANN & CO., Baldwin Block.
TO LET—Or lease: House of nine rooms, bath. furnace, well and cistern. Comer Park ave. and Lincoln. Call on WIRT C. SMITH. 42 Baldwin Block.
TO LET—For two months: Furnished flat. 241 N. Delaware; piano and everything complete for housekeeping; possession Immediately. Call southwest corner Kentucky ave, and Illinois. TO LET—Fine suite of office rooms In The News Building; new and well lighted; all conveniences; might be let for light manufacturing. For particulars call at The News office. TO LET—155 Spann ave.; new house; never been occupied; seven rooms; modern; gas; cabinet mantel; cement walk; hardwood finish; large closet in each room. F. T. McWHIRTER, 70 E. Market. TO LET—Money to loan; a large sum of home funds left in our care to be loaned In sums of $100 to 1,000 and upward at lowest rates of interest; can furnish money same day you apply; pay back when you please. A. METZGER AOBNCY, 5 Odd Fellows Hall. TO LET—Second, third, fourth and fifth floors of Washington street New# Building. 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 t ■ flrst-clas* 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
REAL ESTATE—Money to loan: a large sum of home funds left In our care to be loaned in sums of $100 to $1,000 and upward at lowest rates of interest; can furnish money same day you apply; nay back when you please. A. METZGER AGENCY. 5 Odd Fellows HaN. _________ , ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE OF REAL ESTATE. The following property is offered for sale at reasonable prices, to close up estate: 165 S. Alabama st. 189 and 191 S. Alabama st. 191 W. Market st. 239 N. California st.
30 Center st. 28 Athon st.
202 Douglass st.
101 Orange st. 340 Blake at. 202 Oregon st.
48*) W. North st. For further Information apply to EMIL C. RASSMANN, AduMnlstrator.
31 Circle st.
FINANCIAL.
once. C. F.
LOANS—At 5 and 6 per cent., at SAYLES.
LOANS—<800 to loan on real estate. 48 Lombard.
BOWSER,
LOANS—On all articles of value. 25 S. Illinois st.
Z O
L0ANS-On personalty. BOYD A MILLER, suite 63 Baldwin Block.
jOANS—Money; home funds; no deli cent.; city or farm. D. IL WILES.
JOANS—Made reasonable on city property and farms. UNION TRUST CO., 68 E. Market st.
LOANS—On watches and diamonds; large amounts a specialty. Room 24 Ingalls Block. LOANS—Plenty money; centrally located Indianapolis property. JOHN B. HANN. Lemcke.
LOANS—6 and 7 per cent., real estate, city or farm. H. M. HADLEY, 66 E. Market st..^
basement. LOANS—We can make prompt loans on *p>od security. SHINGLER, HANN A CO., 91-93
Baldwin Block.
LOANS—6 per cent, money on estate. (No loans made outside SPANN & CO., 86 E. Market.
improved real i of this city.)
LOANS—On furniture, pianos, horses, vehicles, store fixtures, etc. Lowest rate* (confldential). 2(4 W. Washington, room 4.
LOANS—On furniture, pianos, horses, wagons, office, store fixtures, etc., without removal, at lowest rates. Room 24 Ingalls Block.
LOANS—A large number of private funds to loan. Apply to FLOREA A SEIDENSTICKER, roOms 2, 3 and 4. 27(4 S. Delaware *t. LOANS—Money to loan upon real estate la Indianapolis and vicinity; most Ipvorabls terms offered by BO ICE & DARK. 18(4 N. Meridian st.
LOANS — Moqey loaned, any amount, on personal property; low rates; long time; prime office. Capital, $30,000. WARD, U N.
vate
Meridian st.
LOANS- 5 PER CENT. MONEY. We are prepared to make loans at 5 and 8(4
prepar
per cent, on good business property. JOHN S.
SPANN & CO.
LOANS-
CHAS. A. DALE.
On city and farm properties xiwest market rates. Can pay back monthly Room 7 18(4 N. Pennsylvania.
LOANS—Money to loan; & large sum of horns funds left in our care to be loaned In sums of $100 to $1,000 and upward-at lowest rates
In sums
of Interest; can furnish pioney same day you apply; pay back when you please. A. METZGER AGENCY, 5 Odd Fellows Hall.
LO 4 NS
ON FURNITURE, PIANOS, ETC. Without removal imprest 7 per cent, a yaar. On Building Association Plan. PERSONAL PROPERTY SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION. Room 4 Lombard Building, 24(4 3- Washington.
LOANS—On horses, wagons, store fixture*, pianos, household goods, warehouse receipts, all kinds of personal property, at lowest
same day you Idential. Private
room.
HOUSEHOLD LOAN ASSOCIATION. 4i Lombard Building, fourth floor. Opposite New York Store.
and all kinds of personal property, rates, without delay, and the same apply. Everything strictly confident!)
LOANS-
6QUARE LOAN.
LOANS! LOANS! LOANS! MONEY! MONEY! MONEY! ON HOUSEHOLD GOODS. HORSES. WAGONS, PIANOS. ETC. At Lowest Rates, the Same Day. 201 LEMCKE BUILDING. •Entrance: Market st., opposite postoffle*. A FAIR AND" SQUARE LOAN.
LOANS-
TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS'
To loan in sums of
$10. $15. $20. $30. $50. $100, $20fc
or any amount on
FURNITURE. PIANOS. ORGANS, STORE FHKTURB8. ETC.,
At rates which honest people ean afford to pay. The property to remain In your
undisturbed possession.
EVERYBODY WHO WANTS MONET
CALL AND SEE US.
We ore just as happy to make you *
$150. We will give you
iui-o, *.———- , •'—» w.. gp) loan as one for $150. w... giw you gone, machinery, etc.; In fact, we will loan plenty of time to pay the money back, any and all kinds of chattel property with- in fact, you can make the payments to : removal. You ean pay back the money in suit yourself. Every payment so made
reduces the cost of carrying the loan. We give you the full amount of money you ask for; no charges taken out In advance. The transaction is sure to ta private. Don’t fail to see us and get
our rates.
INDIANAPOLIS MORTGAGE IX) AN COMPANY, . Room 10. 87 E. Market sb /
LOANS—
LOWEST RATES.
EASY TERMS. STRICTLY 'CONFIDENTIAL. LOANS MADE ON SHORT NOTICE. Money loaned on furniture, pianos, horsea, wagon*, store fixtures, warehouse receipts and all kind* of personal property i D sny amount from $19 upward, the pn>perty to remain i* vour undisturbed possession. We also loan money on watches and diamonds. You can pay tack the money In weekly or monthly installments, and hcvj the coat reduced proportionately. If you owe a balance on your furniture or piano, we will pay the some for you and carry It as long os you desire. No changes taken out in advance. CaU and B*s us before going elsewhere. Established 188T. INDIANA MORTGAGE LOAN COMPANY. Room 4 Lombard Building. Second Floor, 24(4 E. Washington st. Onnosits New York Store, ’
FOR SALE-Florlda Seal. FOR SALE—Tiah-l-mingo.
FOR SALE-HERVEY. 1$ S. Illinois. FOR SALE-HERVEY'S cut-rate tickets.
fr **' Wo0<5 ’ ** * 1 ** d > PARRY MFO. CO.
^R 8 ^^^ ^ ^ VIC - FOR SALE—Remington typewriter, good as
new. 29 E. Market st.
FOR SALE—Finest cabinets mad# or* BEN*
_NETT3. and omy $1 dosen.
FOR SALE—Racming and boarding; port on
time. Adlresa H 19, care News.
s ALK-CJ>ri«kJ piano, «K sash. rjcH
*r McVEY. 68 N. Pennsylvania,
FOR SALK—Large cafe; a bargain. HENRY W, OVERMAN, €3 N. Delaware. “ SALE—-Car-load df An* drivars at Setafield's stable. 12$ E. Wabash st. FOR SALE—Invalid rolling and reclining chair.
in good order. 517 BeHefontaln*. ,
CONRAD. 70-73 Massachusetts ave. FOR SALE—Grocery and feed store; small stock; bargain, ’Room H Yohn Block. FOR SALE—Open buggy; good conditions cheap. LOUIS O’BRIEN, 71 xTimPOla.
FOR SALE—National cash register, used short
time; bargain. Addresd E ll, car* News. F n R T SA ^'viJrV^ nk i, w P ' CMh or WfiKnU. O. J. CONRAD. 70-72 Massachusetts qv*. SALK-Pirst-clas. restaurant, at bargain. if sold at once. Address H 17, care News. FOR SALE—Auction sale of furniture, Thurs^ day, July 16. 9:39 q. m.. No. 247 E. South su FOR 'Sale—Walnut case orgau, nearly new; will sell on easy payg ents. Call SIS Shelby st FOR SALE—Guitars and mandolins on
ments. ■rtaMMMfllMgMjMMK
ave.
O. J. CONRAD, 76-71 Massachusetts
FOR SALE—A stock of dry goods, boots and shoes; a bargain. A. B. TAYLOR, Pendleton. Ind. FOR SALE—A. No. 1 hard old brick, cheap; also bets for cisterns, etc. Address R 16. cars News, FOR BALE—A few unredeemed wetetas and diamonds, very cheap, at room 24 Ingalls Block. . FOR SALE—Musical instnimeiyts on pay ■ menu. CARLIN A LENNOX, 31 *. Matket st. FOR SALE,—Old gold or silver, 10,000 pennyweight* wanted for cash. WARD, It N. Meridian st. FOR SALK-Tennessee gray marble slab, alt feet by sixteen Inches; cheap. 102 Maseachusetts ave. FOR SALK—First-class bicycle repair business; «heap; good reason for selling. Address J It, care News. FOR SALE—Money to loan on watches and diamonds; fair dealing and private room. 2* Itfgalis Bleak. , FOR SALE—All-wool pants, $1, $1.50 and t>; big bargains in good good* 108 and U0 8. Illinois. R. R, MILES. FOR SALE—Grocery known as Oourt-Hou** grocery. Iif?mire at SCHRADER BROS., 74. 76, 78 3. Pennsylvania st, FOR SALE—Good, second-hand boiler. No. I flooring and other lumber, brick and stone. xq S. Merldtan st. 'Phone 356. FdR SALE—Grocery and meat market; all good stock; will Invoice for $230; owner leaving city. Address B 18. care News. FOR SALE—Buggy cuShb ns, backs, top*, llyrt wheels, wagons, buggies and surreys; a!so Shafpi.!' AL SMITH, S. Illinois st. FOR SALE—Cheap railroad tickets to s'l points, at SLATTS .ft POE'S cut rat* tick-; office. 132 8, Illinois cr. Telephone 362 FOR SALE—Stoves, furniture and refrlgerat•is. M. P. ANDERSON’S STORAGE' HOUSE, corner Hosbrook and Cedar sts FOR SALE—Good boarding house; good location; reason for selling, sickness In owner’s family. Inquire of WM. H. PAYNE. 1 Talbott Block; FOR SALE—Money loaned, any amount, on personal property; low rates; long time; private office. Capital. $30,600. WARD, H N. Meridian st. FOR SALE—A first-class boarding-house; centrally located; twenty-one roome; all modern oonvenlences; 111 health the reason for selling. Address G 19. care News.
FOR SALE-
COTE DOR.
*PR
charge you lOo per you a present of the paper,
teed
SALE—Wall paper
bolt ft
present of the pa pet. 27 MassachusetU ave.
given away. W* hanging and male* All work guaran-
FOR SALE—Household furniture, including steel range, bedroom suite, elegant oak hall tree, dressing table, secretary, piano, croklnol#
boards, etc. 1356 N. Illinois. FOR SALE!—Pants. Few more
others $2. $2.50 and $3. See our display fall woolens. Pants to order, $3; ’suits, <15. TAYLOR A SCHNEIDER, formerly with R. R. Miles, 22 Circle. FOR SALE—And Rent: We have a numb** Remington No. 2 typewriters, Caltgraphs a i f
left; $1 pair;
'loplay of
Smith Premiers, •
DENSMOP.E TYPEWRITER
!u. M.
we have traded
CO w
BIRD, Jr., A CO., dealers. FOR SALE—On account of removal, about 106 fine picture frames, suitable for crayon portraits, to be retailed below cost; also office furniture. STANDARD PORTRAIT STUDIO, 77(4 S. Illinois st., rooms 6, 7 and 1' FOR SALE-
STOUT’S
SPECIAL SALE! .
■ J - .
LADIES’ TAN OXFORDS.
•Sc. worth $1.25 to 31.50. $1.23, worth $1.75 td $2. $1.49, worth $2 to $2.60. STOUT’S. 66 AND 68 MASSACHUSETTS AVE. 98 AND *00 INDIANA AVE. 184 W. WASHINGTON ST. 242 E. WASHINGTON ST.
FOR »ALE-HORSE* AND VjMItXJflS. FOR ■ SALE—Florida Seat. ——- FOR SALE—Large Vork horse. Call at IT* Madison ave.
FOR SALE—Good, one-horse open wagon. 640 E. Eighth at. FOR SALE!—Two grocery wagons. 211 B. Market KRAMER. FOR SALE—Surrey, canopy-top, newly painted, 8*h 174 Virginia ave. FOR SALE—Open buggy; newly painted; Wlr* bed; price <10. Call 385 W. Washington. FOR SALE—Open buggy; good condition; ; cheap. LOUIS O’BRIEN, 71 N. Illlnpl* st. FOR SALE—Two-horse, top, platform apring express wagon, very cheap at 122 S. Illinois st.
FOR SALE—Old gold or silver, 10,006 pennyweights wanted for cash. WARD, 11 N. M*»
ridian st.
FOR SALE—One peddler wagon, lloens* iMMk harness, at JOHN GUEDBLHOEFER’S. 104 Kentucky ave. FOR" SALE—A second-hand open buggy la good condition; also second-sand carriage
pole. 67 Capitol ave., N.
FOR SALE-Two pedigreed bull terrier puppies; fins as silk; good house dog* F. w.
8., Postal Telegraph office.
FOR SALE—Suits vs. ouggtes, road wagons, at wholesale and retail. 199 S, Meridian 0 COMSTOCK A COONSE OO. FOR SALE—J27.60 buys black horse and harness. suitable for surrey or delivery; good looker; sound; city broke. 112 Fayette. FOR~SALEWSice, gentl* family or delivery horse; food traveler; sound; <35; wlIL**change for smaller horse. 437 S. East st.
FOR SALE—Phaetons, surreys and bureies;
'Si S’WX.SH" USW&3 A PRANOK.
FOR SALE—A handsome. Jet black carrlsg* horse; seven years old; heavy mane and tall; sixteen hand* high; sound; safe for lady t*
drive. 67 Capitol ave., N.
FOR SALIE—Kockaways, four and six passenger; landau*, broughams, our make, strictly prlnun ROBBINS A CO.. 32 E. Georgia st. Repairing solicited. Old vehicles cheap FOB SALE—Harness, $6 and up. Com* and see my $16 hand-made. They ore good valu*. Cask or payments. Lap dusters and fly nets that will please In price. WM. VANDERPQOL, 226 E. Washington St, FOR SALE—One laundry wagon, 00* candy wagon, three milk wagons, two grocery wagons, two double-deck peddler wagons, «»• baker's wagon. Cash or payments. JOHN GUEPELrtOEFER’8. 104 Kentucky ave. FOR SALE—One” laundry wagon, one dandy wagon, three milk wagons, two groctir wagons, two double-deck peddler wagons, 00# bakers wagon. Cash or pay menu. JOHN QUEDELHOKFEB-S, KM Kentucky ave. _ FOR TRADK-New Mcyrie for typewriter. 2»
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