Indianapolis News, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 August 1896 — Page 3
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BY A BOLT OF LIGHTNING.
CEO ROB HOBSOX KILLED WHILE PA991SG l \DEIl A. TREE.
Chirr«B< Dotth tb« Tr*e aud Throaffh Hobaon’a Bodr — *“*** •Bd ChMt Black and the Hair t Ob the Left Side Blnved.
Oeorfe Hobson, a* butcher at the abattoir, was killed by lightning as he was going to work at 5:06 o'clock this morning. He lived In Springfield street. Indlanola, and was in River avenue. West Indianapolis, when he was struck dead. lYe had reached the Intersection of River aven-ie and Drover street, when one of the vivid flashes of lightning that were follow'.ig one another at that hour atruok one c,t the shade trees and followed a large limb and the t*vrk down to about live feet from the groind and then jumped to HoV ecn’e head, aa he was passing under the tree. His hat flew from bis head and he fell full length across the walk upon kia face. No one saw him fall, but hie body •was observed almost Immediately afte--ward by people In houses around aboit, who jumped from their beds and went to the doors to see what the lightning bad struck. The man fell a few feet from the door of k grocery at 63 River avenue, and Albert. Olajsler and son Ollie, who live across the street, at No. 66, saw :ne body as soon as they got to the door. They hurriedly dressed, and, walking to the place, saw that the man was d?ad The members of the family at No. 53 and neighboring houses were by this time on the street. The coroner was aroused front bis bed and had the body removed befo e • o’clock. When first observed, the face and ohest were blade, but the natural color returned after the body was washed and cared for by the undertaker. Taere were no marks upon the body, but the •balr was singed upon the left side, indicating that the bolt had proceeded to the ground by way of the left leg. There was a hole through the hat In the front top. The leather dinner-box he carried >.l from his hand as he dropped. He bled freely from nose and mouth. His clothes were not burned. The bark was chipped from the tree enough to show the course •f the lightning in Its descent Hobson was twenty-eight years old and leaves a Bvjfe, but no children. Hobson had been In the employ of the Abattoir company only two weeks, as a driver, but was well known among toe meat men, as he had been employed by Nelson Morris A Co., Stephen Crawford, George Haanmel and others for years. John Dennis’s house, at 94 Marion ayeBue, West Indianapolis, was struck . y lightning at S** o’clock this morning and shingles and sveatherboarding tom off. The members of the family felt the shock and set about an immediate investigauo.i.
A FAMILY QUARREL.
Prawk Herald bb<1 His Father Ib Jail —Ellas MorrlBoa. Shot.
As * result of a family auarrel Elias Morrison is occupying a cot In the City Hospital with serious gun-shot wounds in his body, Frank Herald is at the police station, charged with intent to kill Morrison, and Jeremiah HeraM,father of Frank, ,1s at the police station with a badly cut head. He Is charged, with assault and bat-
tery.
Frank Herald Is a son-ln-law of Morrison, and yesterday evening when he went to his home at 21 Springfield street he found his wife and baby had gone. He thought she had left him for good. He went to Morrison's house, taking with him
Charlestown, yesterday, was the greatest suoeesa since the first assembly was held, over twenty-five years ago. Fully five thousand people wese In attendance, despite the Intense heat. The speakers were Gen. Jaspfr Packard, of New Albany, and the Rev. Mr. Jones, of Seymour. The Old Settiers’ Association was reorganized, with Elder H. C. Jackson, president; Wm. McMlllen, vice-president; Hon. W. L. Barnea, secretary, and M. P. Alpha, treasurer, ail of Charlestown. Only tlx members of the original association are still alive. It was shown that there are five couples in the county who have been married over fifty years.
: WANTED—Tish-i-mingo. : WANTED—Lady canvanrers. 132 X. Capitol aw. i WANTED—Ad m S. Illinois at., good night I cook. ___ ■ WANTED—Ladies’ piecework; good wages. 63 i X K»*t. | WANTED—Good white cook; good wages. 2M
• College ave.
WANTED—Private Box. WAN T ED—TUft-i - m mgci WANTED—Gas trust stock. NEWTON TODD _ * Ingalls Block. ' WANTED—Cash oaid for household goods. 131 W. Washington.
WANTED-Second cook; BINS HOTEL.
experienced. 8TUB-
fl—Round Trip—4M. Devntur, III., Sunday, August 10. Via I., !>. & W. railway- Special train will leave Union station 7 a m For tick-jts and full information call city ticket office, 134 8. Illinois st., or Union station.
SCHOOLS—COLLEGES—MUSIC.
Potter Collegi Bowling Green. K>
ng Green.
ness; twenty teaol: A school for our
Th« gicat school of 9outh for young
the
ladies;
logue. REV. B. F. CAI
President.
FEMALE ACADEMY 67tH TEAR
School,
Icate adt
Holyoke. E.
High grade English and Classical School, Literary, Music. Art courses. Certificate admits
to Wellesley. Smith. Vassar. Mt. Holyo
F. BULLARD. Prin.. Jacksonville. 111. «auKXJp>«t Competent Instructors in every department. Weli equipped, modern building. A Christian home for young ladles. Most cultured sur-
roundings. Write for prospectus. DR. JOS. R. HARKER. President.
EDUCATE FOR REAL LIFE
At the Permanent. High Grade
n Indianapolis \f Business universit T Incorporated. When Building. Forty-seventh vear begins September 1. New students enter-
ing now. Full particulars free.
H. J. HEEB, President.
WANTED—White girl. 813 N. Alabama st. Three In family. WANTED” Dishwashers. PARK THEATER RESTAURANT.
WANTED—Two lady solicitors at once. »«%
t, room
WANTED—Walter girls at 21 and 23 Indiana
WANTED—Gentietran room-mate; referenc 171 Capitol ave.. N. I WANTED—Building and loan stcck for castu 244 S. New Jersey. WANTED-Fine livery at Schofield's stablea NAOELEtSON BROS. WANTED—Board, by young woman. $4. Address B 15. care News.
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WANTED—Teeth, 15; crowns. *2. Dentist. 29'/j S. Illinois.
SELLERS
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WANTED—Girls to (fence with traveling show; salary good and sure. Call Immediately. 82 Ft. Wayne ave. WAN TIC Home for ladles in confinement. , Address all communications to Chatham Place, room 14.
DIED.
SWINDLER—Mary, died at 9 o’clock a. m., August 6, 1896, age U years. Funeral at home of daughter. 2<0 Indiana ave., at 1 o’clock, Saturday. Friends invited. GERDTS—Georg*. of Henry and Elizabeth Gerdts, died Thursday, August 6, age 18. Burial at Southport, from the Baptist church, Saturday, at 10 a. m. Ib LovIbv Remembrance Of little Irma, only daughter of Samuel and Flora Wood, who died one year ago to-day, age fifteen months. We had a little treasure once; She was our Joy and pride. We loved her, ah, perhaps too well. For soon she slept and died. God needed one more angel To Join his holy band. And so he bent with a lovjng smile And clasped our darling's hand. PAPA AND MAMMA.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS— KREGELO’S UNDERTAKING ROOMS. <9 N. Illinois at. Telephone 250. F U N E R A L DIRECTORS—FRANK Z BLANCHARD, Undertaker. 99 N. Delaware st. 'Phone: Otflce, 411; residence, Bor. FUNERAL DIRECTORS—IRVIN & ADAMS.
to D. Krej formerly wl
Irvin. Win H. Adam.
ft shot-gun and hl» father in search for his wife. When they got to the house, 12b Maxwell street, he had some words w th Morrison, who refused to give the baby to him. Old man Herald attenrfbted to take the child, and Morrison is charged with having hit him over the right ear with: an ax. The blood rushed out. and young Herald threw his shot-gun to his shoulder and shot at Morrison s back, eixty-flve bird shot hit Morrison, and he
lost considerable blood.
The City Hospital physicians say that Morrison is in no Immediate danger unless the clothing and cloth carried Into the body by the shot causes blood poison. Jeretnlan Herald’s wounds were attended fo by Dr. Courtney, and are not considered *''Frank and Jeremiah Herald were charged to Police Court this morning with assault and battery with intent to kiTl, and • esault and battery. The cases were continued until Tuesday, aa Morrison is unftble to appear in court. . *
ORE-STORY SCHOOL BU1LDIRG.
Mew Plan Under Consideration By the Commiaaloners.
J. H. Stem, architect, has drawn plans Cor a school building of a pattern different from any this city has ever known. Theso plans have been shown to the several members of the board and have received favorable mention, but have not yet been adopted. They are offered merely by way ,©f suggestion and to point out what may fbe considered a reform In the construction of school bifildings. The plans cf Vhlch the front elevation is •provide for a one-story building o. twelve frowns, each 27 by 34 feet; each room is ‘*3 feet high and in addition to windows Ids lighted from the top by a sky-light 14 ■%y 20 feet. The building is designed to oe 175 feet long and. 109 feet deep, with (Wide entrance* and corridors 25 feet in Width. The building would be of brick, and It la estimated would not cost much more than half tuf much as the present buildings, which afford no more room. ]t is calculated that In case of fire the entire building could be emptied in two mlntites. DAILY CITY STATiSTIU. Birth Returns. Woodson and Elisabeth Bernhardt, 142
Church, boy.
Char Isa and Jennie Oilmora. city, girl.
Edward and Kuhns, 734 Ash. sfek ,
John and Mary Warren. Court, xlrt. Samuel and Alice Williams. Wolf*
pike. girt.
Death Returns. v iBfenl Keiiy, US W. Shoemaker, entero•elitia. Chariaa Hyde, I years, 58 Superior, consumpUon. Catharine McDonald. >1 years, 296 S. W*st. spinal trouble. John Lynch. 41 ytera 41 English, liver com-
Bn tiding Permit a. J. R. Clinton, porch, 243 B. South, *75. Hattie Small, porch. 112 Meek. *123. Duck, frame bouse. Howard. *810. Wm. Thorn, frame house, 47 Laxarus, *3,500. Anna Low. frame house. Rembrandt. *7t<0. Louisa Brown, frame house, 104 Buchanan, •»*». Rewl Estate Transfers. Orval D. Cosier to Mahlon p. Butler, lot 7, block 40. Burton’* North Indianapolis, lot St, block 34. Roach d Johnson’s North Indianapolis ad- * ditlon; lot 14, block 14, North InAianapoiU: lots 11, 12 and part 13. Mock U. North Indianapolis; lot 15, Mock 14, North Indianapolis * 7.W0 00 Cordelia Smith to Martha A. Jones, lo: m, Allen’s second north addition ...v.. 4 30 Mile* J. Kenton to Emil Mantel, lot 130. Daugherty’# subdivision, part outiot I* 1,300 UO Orval D. Cosier to Cbarias Maguire et sL. lot 49. Keystone Park addition; lot 3, block S. North IndianaBoils; lot K, block 34, Roach A -• ^ < Johnston’s addition. North IndUusaF»U* 4,500 00 John p. Rex to Florence B. McNViee, lots 19 and 30, Delta’s subdivision. 2 £ , part Oak Hill 500 00 John Colvin to Oriena Smock, lot 18, block 1, Martin,laic's south addition 1.868 08 James W. Dobbins to Camden A. Johnson, lots 4. 9 and 10. Mack*# first addition, town of Oakland 300 00 (Christian C. Elmore to Ernest A. H. Kiel man. part southeast quarter, section *. township 15, range 5 1.390 00 Oeorgs T. Kepler to Charles A. Dryer, executor, lot 104, Clarifs addition. Haughville 12 08 game# W. Camague to Stmon Cureay. part lot 83. West's addition.... *08 00 ■total transfers. 18; c.>n»;j*mtiott *17.588 35 Th* Old Settlers* Reorganised. •Special to The Indianapolis News Jeffersonville. Ind., August 7.—The old MttlgNf 2BB»Uug of Clark county, at
Albert Irvin, successor to D. Kregelo, Son «
ms, formerly with Flanner
& Bucb* nan - 87 Illinois at-
FUNERAL DIRECTORS— FLANNER & BUCHANAN.
DAD* EMBALM EK
For Lndlss and Children. 172 N. Ill tools st. Telephone 641. FUNERAL DIRECTOKB— without any spread-eagle advertising, we always furnish, to every branch, all the most mouem service. A larger and more moden. stoex or goods to select from than any othe. hait-dozen in the city or State. Prices mor* reasonable tnan any In the city, or no charge wnatever. Carriage to Crown Hill *3. Not lu
any comoinatiuu.
CHAS. T. WHITSETT.
MONUMENTS.
MONUMENTS—AUG. DIENER. 243 E. Wasiringfon. ‘ v MONUMENTS—Monuments at lowest price*. M. H. FtRHELL. 2J8 W. Washington ax. SOCIETI AND CLUB MKCTI.NGs. SOCIETY—K. of P.—Excelsior Lodge. No. 25. Regular meeting this evening. Work in the rank of Page. Hail in Talbott plock. J. H. FOSTER, C. C. W. W. DAVY, K. of R. and 8.
SOCIETY—Stated meeting of Indianapolis Chapter, No. 6. R. A. M., this (Friday) evening, for business and work In the 'Past and Most Excellent Masters' degrees. Visitors welcome. C. C. GILMORE, H. P. H/ J. DRUMMOND, Secretary. vU'-m •-?- — - — — —-
SOCIETY—Caatie Hall. Capital City Lodge, No. 97, K. of P. Brethren: You are hereby notified to assemble st Castle Hail, 40Vt K. Washington et., Satifrday, August 8, at 1:15 p. in. sharp, to attend the funeral of our late de. ceased brother. George W. Gearr. Members of sister lodges Invited to attend. Bring gloves and badges or Jewels. By order of lodge. 9. E. HARP, C. C. Attest: WM. S. GORDON, K. of R. and S.
BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATIONS.
BUILDING AND LOAN—For a safe uwe*iSociety tor Savin Alabama st.
ment, with fair returns. Investigate pion of the Ideal Society tor Saving*. Office, 461 r*.
BUILDING AND LOAN-The Big Four Building Association has money to loan; *13.34 per gl.tMO. For a safe investment, with yoou t«-
•urns. Investigate our plan. 68fr E. Marke* BUILDING AND LOAN-Money to loan; a targe sum of home funds left in our care ee loaned in sums of 3100 to 11,090 and up war At lowest rates of interest; can furnish moia. same day as you apply; pay back when you please. A. METZUER AGENCY. 5 Odd Fei-
lows Halt.
BUILDING AND LOAN-THE INDIANA SO-
CIETY FOR SAVINGS
Has ready money to loan; loans of any size made within tweniy-four hours of time of application; loans *1,000 for *1* a month; no entrance tee; no commission; no expense fund. Room No. 214 Ltracke Building, corner Pennsyivania and Market st*,, second floor.
LOST.
-Monday, black pocketbook, with silver (gram M. J. J. Return *o News office.
LOST
monogram
Reward. ^^ LOST—Pocket book, north part of city, Tues^ day last, containing money. Return 828 N. Illinois. Reward.
LOST—In Broad Ripple, between Board iron's
and street railroad station; gold-rimmed noseglass. Reward. Call telephone 1323.
LOST—Dog; small black and tan; neighborhood Alvord and Tenth; answers to name Midge. Reward. J. T. CHAUS, 243 Hamilton
ay*. _ -
LOST—At the ball park on E. Ohio st. or on N. Pine at., a pocket account book and small receipt book; property of Indianapolis Light Artil.ery, Finder please return to W.
E. MYERS. Sun office. '
STRAYED.
STRAYED—White pony, from 921 Forest ave. Return and receive reward, STRASED—Sorrel horse. wluTbrldle on. six years old; mane cut short. Reword. 421 S. Delaware st. STRAYED—From SS9 College ave.. sorrel mare. with part of bridle on. Finder telephone HEY WOOD, 1024. STRAYED—Light roan mare; spot on fore- . head and scar on breast. Return to corner Hillside ave. and Eighth'st. Reward. FLOSCAMP'S GROCERY. STRAYED-Two horses; one gray and one black horse; gray horse lame In front leg; black horse, white star and white spot in hind leg. Return to A. LINCK, gardener, road be. tween Madison and Shelby roads. Reward.
:er ,
ave. Marlowe Cafe. WANTEIV German girl for general housework. Ill Massachusetts ave. WANTED—Good girl or woman for housework. 4 Brookside ave. WANTED—Uni for general housework; small ^family^ 122 Fletcher ave. WANTED Good German cook; reference re^qulred. 240 Capitol ave.,_N. WANTED—Girl; general work; good cook. Room 3. 95Vi N. Delaware. WANTED — Experienced dining-room girl. THEATER RESTAURANT. WANTED-Glrl for housework; no washing or Ironing. 1558 Capitol ave., N. WANTED—Girls. Call afternoons for good places. 23 W. Ohio; haU entrance. ______ WANTED—A flrrt-class cook at 273 N. Delaware st.; no washing and ironing. ______ WANTED—A German girl for general housework In a small family. IS2 N. East st. WANTED—Feathers - renovated, bought and sold. MS Massacnusettsjive. B-_F-WANTED—German girl for general housework; must he good cook. 947 N. Meridian. WANTED—Immediatelyr a good girl for general housework in small family. 75 Fletcher ave. WANTED—See "Notice'heading to-morrow for “Free Business Education.” INDIANA WOMAN.
WANTED—Restaurant or fixtures; cash. Address R 14, care News.
WANTED—Old” WARD. 11 N.
gold and silver for cash. Meridian.
WANTED—*! for 1.000 business carda VICTOR, 26 N. Delaware st. WANTED—FViur young men for two rooms;
reasonable. 82 W.
)g mei North.
WANTED—Good driving horse to keep for its boar<U_ 113 Highland Place WANTED—To buy your old worn-out Smyrna mgs. Address T 14, car.. News. WANTED—Cash paid for elm lumber at hoop factory. PATTERSON & BUSBY. WANTED—Old rubber goods and hats repaired. WM. DE PUY, 47 Massachusetts ave. WANTED—Tv) buy~gentle horse. Call Saturday afternoon at 1203 Capitol ave.._N. WANTED—Will pay *2.040 for *2,00? gold coin, full weight. Address C 14, care News.
reight. ED—CO
line. Address M.
WANTED—Country board for two, near car
P.. 208 N. Illinois st.
WANTED—Carpet. 20c per yara; cook •toves. *7; bedroom sets, solid oak. *15; everymmg needed in a house. BORN & CO.. 62 E. Washi n gton. WANTED—Every lady to go to the Bargain Store. Cheapest place in the city to buy furniture, carpets, stoves, etc. First door west of World's Fair, opposite State House. JAS. I. STONE, Proprietor. WANTED— DOWN GO THE PRICES. Youths’ base-ball shoes, sizes 13 to 2. 40o. Boys’ base-ball shoes, sizes 3 to 5. 60c. Men's base-ball shoes, sizes 6 to 11, 60c. XEERMAN’S SHOE STORE. 273 MASSACHUSETTS AVE.
WANTED—*100 for a Tuxedo lot. near Michigifn st.; no incumbrance. Address D 15, care ! Newo WANTED—To let: House, furnished or unfurnished; owner to board. Address H 14, care Tf e ws. * WANTED—*5 for full set teeth. Extracted witnout pain at EARHART'S, 16* E. Wazningtou. WANTED—Lady, about fifty years old; light housework and companion. Address D 14, care News. ___ WANTED—Room and board with private family; won’t object to good room-mate. P., 304 E. Market. WANTED—To loan money on watches and diamonds; fair dealing and private. Room 34
Ingalls BlOCK.
WANTED—MALE HELP.
vV ANTED—Tlsh-l-mingo. WANTED—White barber WANTED—Good barber.
103 Indiana ave.
96
270 W^Washington. Russell ave. Steady
WANT ED—Barber.
Job. WANTED—Barber, for Saturday. 502 N.
West st.
WANTED—Barber; steady Job. 1089 E. Wash-
ington st.
WANTED—To hire good road horse, buggy and harness, by week, Immediately. Address S 14, care News. WANTED—Parties to take house, nine rooms, modern; board owner and wife. Address A 14, care News. WANTED—By clerk in railway office: Small room, with or without board, north. Address E 14, care Newa. _____ WANTED—Buy a bicycle at your own price. Auction sale, August 10, 11 and 12, at Nos. 18 and 20 N. Meridian st. WANTED—Gentleman room-mate; everything first-class; terms reasonable; board, if deslred. Call 131 E. North. WANTED—Enel’s Steam Laundry will call for and deliver your laundry to any part of the city. Telephone 1089. WANTED—To buy a pup. not over four months old; Newfoundland, St. Bernard or English mastiff. Address L 14, care News.
take
TO_LET—Room*; reference. 135 E. Pratt. TO LET—FurnufiTed room. 134 X. Meridian et. TO LET—Furnizhed room; bath, 124 E. Ohio. TO LET—Furnished rooms, 75c. 17 S. Senate
ave. •
TO LET—Room*. *1 up; board, *1. 139 N. Del-
aware.
TO LET—Furnizhed room; bath. 162 N. 1111-
_nojs_ «t.
TO LET—Neatly furnished room*. 15 E. New
York at.
TO LET—Furnished room., 75c up. 48 N. West at. TO LET—Furnizhed room; bath. 70 W. New York st. TO LET— Desirable rooms; bath. 249 Capitol ave., N. TO LET—Furnizhed room; modern houee. 84 E. North. TO LET—Furnished front room; bath. 265 Capitol ave., X. TO LET—Furnished parlor and other rooms.
72 E, Vermont,
TO LET—Furnished room*; board; bath. 171 Capitol ava.. N. TO LET—Furnt*hed and unfurnished rooms. S3 W. Michigan at. TO LET -Furnished rooms; light housekeeping. 85 N. Alabama st. TO LET—Elegantly fumlahed front parlor; bath. 211 E. Ohio, TO LET—Sleeping rooms. 82% E. Washington st. AD HKRETH. TO LET—Two large room* and hall, 36 Leon st., *6.50, Including gas ! TO LET—Double parlors and other furnished rooms. 211 X. Illinois. TO LET—Large rooms; two for housekeeping;
o let—Large rooms; two r bath. _ 410 N. Pennsylvania.
TO LET—For *1 only dozen: BENNETT’S best cabinets. 3S E. Washington. TO LET—Nfbely furnished room; gentlemen only. 258 3. Pennsylvania at, TO LET—Nicely furnished roomz; two for housekeeping. 117 X. Illinois st.
TO LET—Metzger*. Agency.
TO LET—SAYLES, 77% E. Market. TO LET—SPANN A CO., 86 E. Market. TO LET—See list. C. E. COFFIN A CO.
TO LET—748 N. New Jersey; fine cottage; five _ rooms. TO LETT—Six-room cottage. 323 Home ave.
Complete.
TO LET - Born's transfer. 63 JC. Washington.
Telephone 213.
TO LET—Small house, *6. CRAWFORD. 72% E. Washington au TO LETT-See lUt at 96 E. Market, ground floor. GREGORY A APPEL. TO LETT—Four-room house, gas, *7. CRAWFORD, 72% E. Washington. TO LET-For *1 only dozen: BENNETT’S best cabinet*. 38 E. Washington.
REAL ESTATE—Insurance. SAYLE8 REAL ESTATK-gAYLES. 77 k” Market. REAL ESTATE—D. S. McKERNAN. 2 Thorp*
Block.
WANTED—Barber, at once; steady Job. 686 S^Merldian. WANTED—Barber for Saturday. WILL HOBBS, Haughvile. ' . , WANTED—What kind of work do you want? Call room 17 Jackson Place. "WANTED—Loans on all article* or vaiue. SOLOMON, 25 3. Illinois st. WANTED—See "Notice” to-morrow for free business education^ INDIANA WOMAN. WANTED—Patents obtained, easy payments. THURMAN & SILVIU3. When Building.
and 12, at Noe.
>s at auc 18 and 20
N. Meridian st.
WANTED—Lodging, 10c; quiet anu comtortaole. 290 W. Market st. (t.losea to p. m.j WANTED—Man and wife, white, for coachman and cook; references required. 262 N. Meridian ct. WANTED—Cook stoves, large assortment, *r upward; guaranteed. BOKN ft CO.. 62 E. Washington. WANTED—To loan money on watenes. ciamonas; tair dealing and private. Koom 34 Ingaua Block.
WANTED—A nice residence, any place north, worth from *4.000 to *5,000. D. S. McKERNAX, 2 Thorpe Block. WANTED—Agenu and branch managers; salary or commission. HUNTER TAILORING AND SHIRT CO., Cincinnati. WAXTED-Teams to haul sand: ateady work! Inquire at 446 Indiana ave., or Eagle creek and T. H. ft I. railroad. GEORGE A. RUBUSH. , - WANTED—Agents tc «ell the best c/'-mpaign dook; leads others "16 to 1.” Free silver explained. Selling fast. Big pay. 81 Wneu Building. WANTED—Five men of good address and , business qualifications; must be a member of some lodge; reference required. Call 8 a. m., 13 Madison ave. WANTED—Salesmen for our Bryan and McKinley cigars; *30 weekly and expenses; experience unnecessary. FOLK, RITCHIE & CO., St. Louis, Mo. WANTED—Experienced canvasser for general agency; salary from start; references required. Write immediately. LAKE ONTARIO NURSERIES. Rochester. X. Y. WANTED—Men and boys to learn barber trade; only eight weeks required by our new and practical system. We furnish tools and every necessary requirement while learning, and donate each graduate a complete outfit of highest grade tools. Scholars can also earn wages and get experience by working to shops Saturdays while learning. Steady situation at good wages guaranteed when competent, it desired. More experience here to two months than otherwise in two year*. Write for our illustrated catalogue giving full part'cular*. CHICAGO BARBER COLLEGE, »3 S. Clark et., Chicago.
WANTED—SITUATIONS.
SITUATION WANTED—Florida Beal. SITUATION WANTED—As housekeeper to ■mall family. 207 Alvord st. SITUATION WANTED—By neat colored girl, with references. 185 Alvord st.
WANTED—Cook.
SITUATION WANTED—Cook. or work; city references. 469 Ash st. SITUATION WANTED—Ol"ri~ to do housework. 524 E. Washington st.*
general
general
SITUATION WANTED—Second work; competent girl. Address M 12. _care New» : SITUATION WANTED—Housekeeper, by widaw; reference. H., 181 Fletcher ave. SITUATION WANTED—By good, steady barber; can give good references. Address 23 Yandes. SITUATION WANTED—German woman, age thirty, for family. Meet her afternoons, 23 W. Ohio. SITUATION WANTED—German grl: no washing; reference given. Room 3, 96% N. Delaware. SITUATION WANTED—Experienced German girl; good cook; smaa family. 53% W. Wash-
ington, room 32.
SITU AT I ON WANTED—By a young lady, for housework in small family. Call or address 219 Buchanan st. SITUATION WANTED—Experienced druggist and prescription clerk; can manage. Address E 15. care News. SITUATION WANTED—Experienced housekeeper; best reference; also good family cook# 90% N. Delaware, room 11. WANTED— AGENTS WANTED—Six experienced etdicitors, at once; city work; steady employment. 96% E. Market, room 4.
AGENTS WANTED—Good agent to canvass city for new article, indispensibie to bicycle owners. Call 22% W. Washington st., engraving office. AGENTS WANTED—General agent for Indiana; indemnity for accident, sickness, death. Address WESTERN INDUSTRIAL ; ASSOCIATION, room 405 Temple Building. St. ] Louis, Mo. ; AGENTS WANTED-Men of ability and snap. | to work northern and southern Indiana for j the most prosperous building association in Indiana; best references required. 31 S. Penn- ! syivania st. " i AGENTS WANTED—If you are a hustler with best references you can secure a permanent I contract that will pay you *150 per month; ! best building and loan association in i HO VET. 19 When Block.
nonth; State.
FOR SALE OR TRADE.
FOR SALE OR TRADE-A horse and buggy for aale. 760 N. Capitol ave. Horse •eve* years old; perfectly gentle; a lady can driveor will trade for a vacant lot. FOrTsaLE OR ~ TR A DE—Store, with seven dwelling rooms; price 82.900; possession can be had witfito ninety days; what dwelling north. Address H 15, care New*. Km SALE OR TRADE—Wilt sell for cash, or trade for Improved real estate. *1,500 to *2.500 •took at shoe?; good styles and good, clean condition. AdJr«sa K IS. c*re News. ^ ' _ ~~~i*i;sicAL. - MUSICAL^Vocai instructions through"“~th* summer; lesson* in advanced or foundation work to vocal teacher*. Voices tested free. MISS SHEDD, When Block.
AN KOLNCEHJENTS. ANNOUNCEMENT—Tt*h-l-min*u!! ANNOUNCEMENT—Auction sale of bicycles. August 10, 11 and It, at Nos. 18 and 20 N. Meridian »L ANNOUNCEMENT - MRS. DR. ELLIS. Astrologer, 190 N. Capitol ave., can be consulted on all affairs of life. ANNOUNCEMENi-An int?resting discussion on the money question will be given at the- ; ater at Broad Ripple Park, Saturday evening, ; August 8. at 8 o’clock, by Hon. John L. Griffitiie and Hon. R. O. Hawkins.
TAKEN I P.
TAKEN UP—Rran dehorned cow. Corner Emerlch and Bismarck ave?.. Haughville. TAKEN UP—Black mare, about ten years old. with whits on hind foot. U40 W. Wash.ngton st.
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WANTED—Family without children, small, furnished house and board owner; uesi. iferencea required. Addreaa G 13, care News. WANTED—Everybody to buy tneir railroad tickets at SLA'iT & POE'S cut rate ticket omce, formerly Frey’s, 123 S. Illinois st. 'leiepnone 382 and save money. WANTED—Clear and incumbered real estate, to sell and exchange. Place your property with us. Address O. A. .^PRAGUE & CO., Masonic Bull I ing, Marion, Ind :
WANTED- _ COURT-HOUSE GROCERY. 154 E. Washington st. COURT-HOUSE GROCERY. 151 E. Washington st. COURT-HOUSE GROCERY, 154 E. Washington st. COURT-HOUSE GROCERY. 154 E. Washington st. COURT-HOUSE GROCERY. 154 E. Washington st. COURT-HOUSE GROCERY, 154 E. Washington at. COURT-HOUSE GROCERY, 154 E. Washtogton st.
Four doors east of Court-House.
154 E. Washington st.
TELEPHONE 1641.
20 lbs granulated sugar for *1. 21 lbs soft A sugar for *1. 22 lbs white extra C sugar for *1. 26 lbs yellow C sugar for *1. 1 barrel flour (best old wheat), *3.40.
50 Ibe flour, 85c. 25 lbs flour, 46c. 12 lbs flour, 23c.
1 package Arbuckle’s coffee, 20o. 1 package Lion coffee, 20c. 1 package Jersey coffee, 20c. 1 lb Old Government Java coffee, 32o. 1 lb German Breakfast coffee. 30c. 1 ib Maracaibo coffee. 25c. TEAS AT ALL PRICES! 10 bars Every Day soap for 25c. " - '25c.
c.
I Liars r^cau-'L .v-wr- _>C. 7 bars Star soap for 25c. 1 dozen Mason’s fruit jars (quarts), 65c. 6 U»S best Carolina rice for 25c. 2 lbs Kingan's kettle-rendered lard lor 15c. 8 lbs Pearl starch for 25c. 6 packages corn starch for 25c. 1 lb flake tapioca for 5c. 1 lb Pearl tapioca for 5c. 1 lb Diamond Michigan crackers for 1 lb Bryce's butter crackers for 7c. 4 lbs butter crackers for 25c. 1 lb ginger snaps for 5c. 1 lb lemon wafers for 10c. 3 cans Eagle condensed milk for 60c. 3 cans Shield brand condensed milk, 25c. 4 cakes German sweet chocolate, 25c. 8 cans Red Seal lye, 25c. 1 package Hawkeye rolled oats, 5c. 1 lb cocoanut taffy for 10c. 1 lb Battle-Ax’ tobacco for 20c. 1 dozen lemons, 15c. 1 dozen parlor matches, 15c. C. H. AND E. H. SCHRADER. 453 Virginia ave. Telephone 940. OR COURT- HOUSE GROCERY, 154 E. W’ashlngton «t. Telephone 1641. AUCTION SALES. AUCTION^MORRIS SOLOMON. Auctioneer, 78 E. Washington. AUCTION—CARTER ft VETTER, Auctionears, 252 E. Washington. AUCTION—McCURDY ft* PERRY. Auctioneers. No. 139 W. Washington. AUCTION—Salts. MISFIT PARLOR. 273 K. Washington ct.. Saturday, August 8.
TO LET—Nicely furnished; modern conveniences; referenoes. 159 N. Illinois. TCT'lET—Nicely furnished rooms; modern. 68 W. Vermont. References exchanged. _ ToTeT—Rooms for Ught housekeeplng, downstairs; outside entrance.' 135 X. Illinois. TO LET—Lovely. - fui-nished or unfurnished rooms. 45 E. North, corner Pennsylvania. TO LET—One large, unfurnished roonv;_ also front room, furnished, alcove. 82 W. North. TO LET—Unfurnished lower floor (six rooms); splendid neighborhood. 1S6 X New^ Jersey st. TO LET—Nicely furnished rooms; bath; 2% squares from Denison. 109 N. New Jersey st. TO LEJT—Suite of rooms, with alcove, or single; furnished or unfurnished. 275 N. New > Jersey m. j TO LET—Three unfurnished rooms for light j housekeeping; modem convenience*. Call 635 ; Bellefontalne. TO LET—Board, with one or two rooms, to adults, *12 per month each; company desired. 130 Greenwood st. TO LET—Furnished and unfurnished rooms; gas; bath; board *3.50; well water; large, shady yard. 121 E. New York st. TO LET—Rooms; two or three furnished complete for housekeeping; two rooms, with cook stove, gas, *2.50 per week. 174 Virginia ave. TO LET—A few~very choice suites of rooms In the Windsor Building, comer Market and Illinois sts. Rooms arranged for light housekeeping^^ TO LET—Newly furnished front rooms; bath and all modern conveniences; without board, *2 per week and upward. SENATE HOTEL, opposite State House. i'O LET—Third-story rooms, opposite Journal office, suitable tor sleeping rooms or light uousekeeplng; umuraished. HENRY D. PIERCE. 18% N. Meridian. TO LET—A suite of neatly furnUhed front rooms, suitable for three gentlemen; good board. 82 E. Vermont, between Pennsylvania and Delaware. Location first-class. TO LET—Second, third, tourtn and fifth floor*
I'O LET-See rental list of COPELAND ft McINTIRE, 729 and 720 Lemcke. TO LET—A nine-room house; modern coifVeniencea. Inquire 544 X. Illinois «x TO LET—Five-rrom house. State st.; cottas i, Woodaide, *5. Inquire 246 K. Ohio. TO LET—27 Morrison st.; new; modern; nine rooms; *22.50. W. £. MICK. ftjCO. TO LETT—Two-story frame house. Woodruff Place. Address 653 X. Alabama at. TO LET—Eight-room house; 563 E. Market; *18. C. ZIMMERMAN, 19 S. East st. TO LET-329 E. Michigan; *even rooms; uew_iy papered; new kitchen; no:a gin*c». ■CO LET-See list of H. M. HADLEY, Rental Agent. 66 E. Market st.. ground floor. TO~LET—259 E. Vermont st.. eight rooms. Path, complete. Apply 221 X. East st. TO LET—Seven rooms: newly papered; both _gases; new kitchen. 331 E. Mlcmgan at TO LET—Six-room house; cheap; suitable for two families. Inquire 353_E. New York et._ TO - LET—Unfurnished"Tower floor (six rooms); _splendld neighborhood. 186 X. New Jersey st. TO LET—Modem, eleven-room house; stable; excellent location. Inquire 230 E. New York. TO LET—Two-story brick; eight rooms; all conveniences for household. 265 E. New York st.
TO LET—H|ouse; three h>oms and pantry; gas. 457 Charles st., rear of 154 Union st. *7.50 per month. TO LET—House of nine rooms; all modem improvements. No. 90 Cnerry it. Call at 553 N. Alabama st.i
TO LET—Big line of oedroom ana dining-room furniture; ilowest price. BORN A CO., 63 E. Washington. TO LET—Well-located residence for duo rooms: large lot. plenty of shade. Address 6 12, care ifews. TO LET—Nlew. ten-room" house; modern 1mprovemer.ti; Woodruff Place. Call 19 When Block or 102 Woodruff.
ouse of six rooms and pantry;
newly grajned and papered; well, cistern,
TO LET-
go<vi bam. {Call 52 Hillside ave., comer Sev-
enth.
TO LET—E Broadway, sts.; eight r< Inquire A. V VO - LET—F News Bull conveniences Turing. For ;
egant, new, frame residence ou between Twelfth and Thtrteeniu oms. bath and every convenience. , DUNKLE, No. 22 Thorpe Bloca. ne suite jf office rooms in Tne ling; new and well lighted; an might be let for light manurocartlculars call at The News omce.
TO LET—Me zunds left of *109 to *1, •nterest; can ply; pay bae AGENCY, 5
ney to loan; a large sum of nome n our care to be loaned In suma KM) and upward at lowest rates oi furnish money rame day you epc when you please. A. METZGER Odd Fellows Halt.
•TO LET-Set of Washinj oe vacated ants about A ouslness offic gallery. Wll Dong lease, at the office
ond, third, fourth and fifth flour* ton street News Building. Will nd remodeled to suit new teuugust 1. Suitable for lodge roome, ‘8. manufacturing and photograpu be iet to flrzt-class tenants only, f desired. For particulars appiy if The Indianapolis News.
TO LET—En
Ire second story of the new New*
AUCTION—INDIANAPOLIS AUCTION AND COMMISSION CO. will sell, at their room, ■No. 141 E. Washington st., opposite courthouse. one lot of furniture and household goods, consisting of bedroom suites, lounges, tables, bed springs, mattresses, stoves, rocking chairs, wardrobes, secretaries, kitchen safes. AUCTION—Furniture at auction. I will sell the furniture of eight-room house, 28 S. State ave., at auction. Monday, August 10, 9:30 a. m., consisting of three bedroom suites, elegant, large rosewood pier mirror, organ, two extension tables, refrigerator, center tables, couch, carpets, diriing-room chairs, rockers, and many other articles. Goods in elegant condition and nearly new. T. J. SEMANS, Auctioneer. AUCTION-THE - VAN" - CAMP _ ”HARbTv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cCURDY' ft
PERRY. AUCTIONEERS.
«nts about Avgust i. smitacie lor iouge luoino, ouslness offices, manuraeiuung and photograph gallery. Will be let to nrst-class tenants only. Long lease, if desirea. Por jjarticulars apply at the office of The Indianapolis News. lO LET—Entire xecona story of the new New* du lid Ing—ready aoouc July 1. Rear of present Newa Building. Absolutely rtre-prooi. Plenty of light. Power, light and heat. Will arrange 2o suit responsible tenant, and give long time lease, nrst-class for manufactuituring concern. Keusunable*rent. For particulars apply at the uountlng-room of The In-
diananoils News.
lO LLT—OFFICES AND STORKS. TO LET—Corner store. Illinois and aiarxec SIB. TO LET—Large store-room. No. 48 N. Illinois street. TO LET—Desirable office, opposite Journal Building, *6% N. Pennsylvania, room Jl. HENRY D. PIERCE. TO LET—Store-room and dwelling atracneu; aa River ave.. West Indianapolis; good ioc»tion; cneap rent. Call at 220 E. Washington. TO LET—Small store-room, between postofflee and monument; good location for barber shop, cigars or storage office. HENRY D. PIERCE, "3%_ N. Meridian st, TO LET—Large store-room, with large show windows; No. 37 E. Washington st., between Pennsylvania and Meridian sts.; formerly occupied by John Stevenson's dry goods store. C. L. SMITH, Nos. 419-420 Lemcke Building. TO LET—Second, third.- fourtn and fifth flooie ui Washington street News Building. Wm ue vacated and remodeled tv suit new tenants aoout August 1. Suitable for lodge room-, wusir.ess offices, manufacturing and photograpu »anery. Will be let to first-class tenants om.,. *wug lease, if desired. For particulars apply at tne office of The Indianapolis Netv. •iO LET—Entire second stiry of the new News funding—ready about July 1. Rear of pxa«eiu News Building. Absolutely fire-prow. plenty of light. Power, light and heat. Wm aimnge to suit responsible tenant, and givo King time lease. Flrst-clsss for manufactui«ug concern. Reasonable rent. For paru-.-uiars apply at the counting-room of The iu-
uianapoils News.
•rO LET—MISC FLLANEOtia.
TO LET—Stables. 281 Virginia ave., or 208 S. Meridian. •it) LET—Small hotel, 35 rooms, center of clt„. rlORACE McKAY, 29% N. Pennsylvania. TO LET—Second and third floors. 33xl»5 leet <stcn. of building. Nos. 9 and 11 W. Washington st. C. F. SAYLES, 77% E. Market. TO LET—Second, third, fourth and fifth floors of Washington street News Building. Will *e vacated and remodeled to suit new tenants about August 1. Suitable for lodge rooms, business offices, manufacturing and photograph
Will be let to flrst-elass tenants only.
Building—ready about July 1. Rear of pre»« ent News Building. Absolutely flre-proo». Plenty of light. Power, light -and heat. Win arrange to suit responsive tenant, and giv« lOfig tiu.e lease. First-class for manutaciuicuring concern. Reasonable reu». For paruuulors apply at the counting-room of Tne mdianapolis News.
FOR SALK—HORSES AND VEHICLES. FOR SALE—Florida keai. FOR SALE—No, 1 family mare. 1130 N. Meridian. FOR SALE—Phaeton, in good condition. 24
Eastern ave.
FOR SALE—Good spring wagon, *18; bargain. 133 Yande* st. FOR SALE—Horse, buggy and harness. 1137
N. Meridian st.
FOR SALE—Good top end-spring buggy, *13. 816 E. Washington. ___ FOR SALE—Cut-under surrey and seven-year-oid black mare. 282 Virginia ave. FOR SALE—Phaeton; good style; good condition. SCUPPER'S LIVERY STAHLE.
FOR SALE—A cheap delivery wagon at Eaton’s barn, 25 and 27 W. Seventh st.
FOR SALE—Full leather-top, roomy phaeton, *22; worth *40. Road buggy, *8. 31 Vinton. FOR SALE—A fine carriage and cash for vacant lot. D. S. McKERNAN, 2 Thorpe Block. FOR SALE—Good, gentle family horse; color black; any lady or child can drive. CHAS. E. BARRETT, corner Akh and Eighteenth sts.
POR SAI/E—Phaetons, surreys and Durxir«; .epalnting and repairing dene cheap anu ou -non notice. 401 E. Mr.rket st. SCHWEIKLE or PRANGE.
FOR SALE—Kockaways, four and stx-passeu-aer; landaus, broughams, our make, strictly prime. ROBBINS ft UO., *2 JS. Georgia Repairing solicited. Old vehicles cneap
FINANCIAL.
eQAXS-C. F. aAYLES, 77% E. Marxeu
LOANS—Any amount. McKERNAN, 2 Thorpe Block. *_OANS—On ail articles of value. SOLOMON, 35 3. Illinois it. tiOANS—Money to loan. HENRY H. FAY. 4u»
E. Washington st.
and other vatua-
xXJANS—OnJewelry, .Jothing
pies. 57 W. Washington. LOANS—Insure your property with FRANK
K. SAWYER, 74 E. Market st.
LOANS—Home funds; money in bank; no delay; 6 per cent. D. H. WILES. xA>ANS—Also building association shares puionased. NEWTON TODD, 6 Ingalls Bloco.
iXIANh—Made reasonable on city property anu rarms. UNION TRUST CO.. 68 E. Market su
jjOANS—Money to loan; first mortgage notenought. HENRY D. PIERCE. 18% N. Mena-
jjOANS—6 and 7 per cent., real estate, city o» urrm. H. M. HADLEY. 66 E. Market »i_. basement.
gallery. Will be let to first-class tenaj Long lease. If desired. For particulars apply at the office of The Indianapolis News.
AUCTION—Sale of fine furniture, piano, carpets. etc., will be sold on to-morrow (Saturday) morning, at 9:30 o’clock, at our room. No. 139 W. Washington st.. a large quantity of fine furniture, etc., embracing one extra line oak bedroom suite with large French-plate minor (cost *55); one very choice walnut, granite marble top. with French-plate mirrors both to dresser and washatand (coat *75); one elegant oak, marble-top bedroom suite (cost *45); splendid oak sideboard (cost *35); oak extension table and dining chairs, a variety of rockers. dressers, tapestry-covered couch, medicine case of drawers, cabinet, safes. French clock.
_ mt extension tabia twelve feet long, oak stands, etc., etc.; also one piano. The above goods are of the beet quality, having been used only a short time, and must be sold for benefit of mortgagee. McCURDY ft PERRY, Auctloneera
AUCTION—Special sale of household goods, etc., will be sold at our room. 352 E. Washington st., on to-morrow morning (Saturday), August 8, at 9:36 o’clock, four bedroom Buite*, springe and mattresses, double beds. W. W.
cots, comforts, pillows, chamber seta, oak side-
‘ ' folding bed. six fine rockers,
wood and cane-seat chairs, fine oil painting*
board, wardrobe.
of Grant and Lincoln, large picture of President Cleveland (all in fine frames), and many other elegant picture*, one W. W. sewing machine, one fine set of decorated chinaware <1*>5 pieces), one elegant tea set of pure china a® pieces), a lot of odd dishes, fine eight-foot extension table, center and kitchen tabiea one bicycle, one feather bed. one pair of fine curtains. window shades, a lot of fans, buttons and notions, one baby cab. silverware, glassware. and many useful articles not mentioned. These goods are In splendid condition and sold in pan to satisfy a mortgage and to settle up an estate. Terms cash. Don’t forget the day and date. CARTER & VETTER, Auc-
tioneer*.
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 Indianapolis News. FObTsALE—BICYCLES. FOR SALE—Lady's Outing bicycle, cheap. 38
E. Washington et
FOR SALE—Ladies’ bicycle shoes, *139. KISTNER'S, 83 8. Illinois. FOR SALE—Punctures, cuts and tears in your tires vulcanized and guaranteed. 86 E. Georgi^ _ FOR SALE—Bicycle sundries, lamps, etc.; cheapest place in town. CUT PRICE JEWELRY AND OPTICAL HOUSE, 234 W. Washington FOR SALE—The Van Camp Hardware and Iron Company have about one hundred bicycles that have been used as samples; have not been ridden and are to perfect condition, except that they are very slightly shop-worn. They have decided that rather than carry them until next season, they will close out the entire lot at once at auction. Sale will take place on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, August 10. 11 and 12, at No. 18 and 20 N. Meridian at. These wheels are high grade, of standard make. 1896 models, having all the latest improvements, and you should not miss this opportunity to secure one at your own price. McCURDY ft PERRY. Auctioneers.
doaNS—6 per cent, money on Improved now -oatdte. (No loan* made outaid* of this city., SPANN ft CO., 86 E. Market.
DOAN»~On furniture, pianos, horses, wagous, office, store fixtures, eto., without removu, at lowest rates. Room 24 Ingalls Bloc*. dOANS—Sums of *500 ana Over. City property ana rarms. U. E. COFFIN ft CO., 9o K. Market st. LOANS—Money to loan upon real estate la Indianapolis and vicinity; most favorable terms offered by BOICE ft DARK. 18% N. Meridian st.
dOANS—6 per cent, money, wltn privilege oi pre-payment semi-annually; loans mads uu improved real estate to ih!> city only, in loan, of not less than *1.000; no delay; rea*onat>M iees. SPANN ft CO., 86 E. Market si.
dOANS—On hor.e*. wagons, store nature*, t/ianos. household goods, warenouse receipt*, ana ail kinds or personal prupercy, at icwest iaie*. without delay, ana me same uay you *ppiy. Everything strictly connaenuai. Frivaia * y/OZEL household loan association, 44 Lombard Building, fou -h floor. Opposite New York cure.
LOANS—
LOWEST RATES. EASY TERMS.
STORAGE.
STORAGE—INDIANAPOLIS WAREHOUSE CO., 265-273 S. Pennsylvania st. STORAGE-Of . all kinds at CHARLES E. SHOVER'3, 1&0 E. Wabash st. STORAGE—INDIANAPOLIS STORAGE CO.. 370-872 6. Delaware st. ‘Phone 1049. iTORAGE—All kinds of storage and transfer. Call on S. P. HAMILTON, II S. Alabama ■t.. for special rate. Telephone 768. STORAGE—Elegant accommodations; prompt and careful attention and reasonable prices. We pack, haul and store household goods. Telephone 675. HOGAN TRANSFER AND STORAGE CO.
BUSINESS CHA YOKS
BUSINESS CHANCE-Best in the city for the money, m W. Washington. BUSINESS CHANCE—*85 average weekly net income with *250 invested. Safe; eonservadve. Prospectus, proots. free. F. DALY. 1293
Broadway. New York.
DENTISTS. DENTISTS—Your teeth cleaned GANT. 40% E. Washington.
BUSINESS CHANCE—Old established *tand; centrally located; will take part in land in Indiana; price 11,000; leaving city cause tor selling. Address Q 15, care News. REMOVAL. roasemem); insurance; real oatate: loan*,
ruiia.
STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL.
LOANS MADE ON SHORT NOTICE. Money loaned on furniture, pianos, horses, wagons, store fixtures, warehouse receipts and all kinds of personal property in any amount from *10 upward, the property to remain in your undisturbed possession. We also loan money on watches and diamonds. You can pay back the money in weekly or monthly installments. and have the cost reduced proportionately. If you owe a balance bn your furniture or piano, we will pay the same for you and carry it as long as you desire. No charge* taken out in advance. Call and see us before
going ^Established lglr7
INDIANA MORTGAGE LOAN COMPANY,
Room 4 Lombard Building,
Second Floor,
24% E. Washtogton st. Opposite New York Store. L ° A> TVVENTY THOUSAND DOLLARS To loan to suma of >10 up on HOUSEHOLD GOODS. PIANOS. ORGANS. HORSES. WAGONS. ETC. At the lowest rates and on th* easiest terms. The property U left in your undisturbed possession. We will as gladly make you a *maU loan as a large one, and give you your own time to which to pay it back. Any payment* made reduce* the coat of carrying the loon. You get full amount asked for. No charges taken out In advance. Our business strictly private, and sre guarantee you the fairest treatment Call and nee us before borrowing. SECURITY MORTGAGE LOAN COMPANY. Boom 207. aecond floor, Indiana TrustBuilding (old Vance Block), corner Washington at and Virginia ava Ask elevator man for room 207.
REAL ESTATE-MILLS k SMALL,
Market
96% R
REAL ESTATE-MEYER ft KISER. Insur-
ance, 106 Indiana Trust
REAL ESTATE—Property of all kinds. HENRY H. FAY, 40% E. Washington et REAL ESTATE—Private money to loon; 6 per cent C. F. SAYLES. 77% E. Market
REAL ESTATE-Lot; N. Pennsylvania; 40x289; *1.000. I. N. RICHIE. 69 E. Mariwt
REAL ESTATE-Lot*. Morton Place; few special bargains. 1. N. RICHIE, 60 E. Market.
REAL ESTATE—Complete modern residence; Morton Place; *7.000. L N. RICHIE, 60 E.
Market.
REAL ESTATE—Two lata; Tecumseh st. near bargain. OWNER, 218
Woodruff Place;
Ramsey ave.
REAL" eIt.VI E-Lot on Delaware st.
62
lass : E.
Park, for *400.
Market.
-Ill Hi C Ql., DougM. ARBUCKLE ft SON.
REAL ESTATE—*800 buy* five-room house, one square from street oars, in Broad Ripple; large lot. Address Box 56. REAL ESTATE—9OTN. Delaware st.; bargain; can be remodeled at small coat. C. F. SAYLES, 77% E. Market st.
rX)R SAL8-Ftolda~«S4U7 ~ S , ALS —Pool tnMes. cheap, at <7 8.
Illinois st
FOR -SALE—Good second-hand brick. ■ Senate sm,
—
only «L M B.
FOR SALE—Martin guitar.
Washington et FUR SALE—An oyster and lunoh room at 864
Massachusetts avft
TO** printed dodger* for *L VIC-
TOR. 26 N. Delaware.
“, d oth * r « ood co ®*
dltion. 39* N. Illinois et. FOR SALE-Chamber*e Bouquet; beat 8-c*Bt cigar. Best dealer* hare n, SALK-Car-load ef ftn* driver* at Schofield's stable, lit B. Wabash *».
i; twenty horse power*
92 E. Georgia.
FOR SALE—Gas engine
used six months.
FOR SALE—Fine violin, or will trade for bicycle. Call 190 Maseachueetts ave. FOR SALE—For (1 only dozen: BENNETTS
b*«t cabinet*. 18 E. Washington.
REAL ESTATE-One hundred high grade bicycles at auction August 10, 11 and 12. at Nos. IS and 20 N. Meridian st.
REAL ESTATE—Columbia ave.. ne, seven rooms; stable, etc.; monthly C. F. SAY LE3, 77% E. Market at.
REAL ESTATE-Lot to Douglae* Park, on Delaware at., at a bargain. ROBERT MARTINDALE & CO., 86 EL Market at. REAL ESTATE-Lot; 66x175; Broadway, be- . tween Eleventh and Twelfth; $1,759; decided bargain. I. X. RICHIE, 60 E. Market.
-New; modern; nine
Circle; north;
rooms;
lc . **.800; *5u0
E. MICK ft CO.
REAL ESTATEten squares from cash, *500 per year.
REAL — ESTATE—North stT.“nesuHDelaware; nine rooms; forty-foot front; *4,0tM; easy monthly payments. B. M. RALSTON. $5% W.
Market.
REAL ESTATE—Lote
mer.ts and to
NY, 26 N. Delaware.
EST A T E—Lots for sale on weekly payin Prospect at., E. Washington at., Brinkman Hill addition. A. W. DEN-
REAL ESTATE-Lot; N. Delaware; *1.000; east front; cement walks; shade trees; natural and- artificial gas; city water. L N. RICHIE, 60 E. Market.
REAL ESTATE—For a few days I wlU offer at a bargain a dwelling of five rooms, with lot thirty-six feet front, on Stevens at. J. S. CRUSE. 92 E. Market st. REAL ESTATE—Several West IndlanaoN*# cottages; small payment down, balance to ouildtng association, payable *2 weekly. L. G. MILLER. 117 W. Georgia at. REAL ESTATE—I have a fine farm of .'IS acres, hear Lebanon. Boone county, to trade for good city property. Address W. L. HIGGINS. 483 N. Meridian st. REAL ESTATE—Lots near College ave. car line; $435, *535, *635, *736; improved streets: cement walks; natural gas; all paid; «asy terms. I. N. RICHIE. 60 E. Market. REAL ESTATE—Insure your property in th* Insurance Company of North America or the Pennsylvania Fire Insurance Company, with HENRY H. FAY, 40% E. Washtogton rt.
REAL ESTATE—Handsome, new, thoroughly
modern residence; very choice location, north *7,000; owner moving from city and wai mediately. I. N. RICHIE, 60 E. M.
mod-
Immediately. L N. RICHIE,
, north:
wants sold
Market.
REAL ESTATE—Beautiful, thoroughly ern residence; N. Meridian; *16,000; twelve rooms; complete in very respect; large, new barn; choice location. I. N. RICHIE. 00 E.
Market.
REAL ESTATE—If want to buy. trade, loan on Indianapolis property or farm, sure, rent or make improvements, bring plans and specifications. JOHN B. HANN ft CO., 323 Lemcke Building.
REAL ESTATE—Money to loan; a large sum jf home funds left in our care to be loaned .n sums of *100 to *1.000 and upward at lowest .'ate* of interest; can furnish money same day /ou apply; nay back when you please, a. METZGER AGENCY, 5 Odd Fellows Ha,>. REAL ESTATE-Lot In most beautiful portion of Morton Place, on N. Alabama at.; east front; 40x153; four feet higher than sidewalk; price *1,900, and street Improvement; worth *2.500; the cheapest lot in Morton Place. A. METZGER AGENCY, Odd Fellows Block.
style on abort notice. rices. -
in at.
NOTICE.
NOTICE—Tish-l-mingo.
NOTICE—Shavings given away at Parry Mf* Co.
NOTICE—1,000 printed billhead* for *1-60. VICTOR. 26 N. Delaware. NOTICE—Plano tuning, reasonable, prompt and reliable. WALKER. 41 Hall Place.
: this head ducatlon.”
to-morrow for "Free INDIANA WOMAN.
NOTICE—S
NOTICE-EYEROAD ft PRUNK, furnace* and tin work. 170 Indiana ave. Telephone 1 IK NOTICE—ELBREG'S special June sale. Now is you time to buy footwear. 26 and 28 English ave.
NOTICE—The Citizens’
nd 14.
tens’ Odorless Cocnpany, Leave orders with h. W.
room 13
COLE, room 18. NOTICE—Leaky cisterns cleaned and
ed; pumps ’at ave. ’Phone 1791.
factory prices.
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NOTICE!—Have the leaks in your tin and slate roots repaired by JOSEPH GARDNER. 39 Kentucky ave. Telephone 322.
; " PERSONAL.
PERSONAL—Superfluous hair, moles, etc., removed free every morning. VARIN, room 20, over Ayres’s.
PERSONAL—How to become lawful physicians; leetures by mall. ILLINOIS HEALTH UNIVERSITY. Chicago.
FINANCIAL.
*X>ANS—At 6 and 6 per cent., at once. dAYLES.
C. F.
xX)ANS—On all articles of *5 S. Illinois m.
value. SOIiOMOn,
tiOANS—On personalty. BOYD A MILLER, suite 63 Baldwin Block. xOANS—Mortgage loans; lowest rates. HOKACE McKAY. 29% N. Pennsylvau.q. liOANS—On real estate. Will buy inotigag* notes. J. W. BAIRD. 19% N. Itenaian st.
x-OANS—On watches amounts a specialty.
and dlamonu*; large Room 24 Ingalls Bloc*.
xiOANS—$100 to *20,000; interest and comiuie--lon reasonable. REID BROS., 42 N. Deta-
xiOANS—Large amount of money to loan at specially low rates. DYER ft RA8SMAMN. 21 Circle at
x<OANS--Money on farms and city property; * term* reasonable. THOS. C. DAY ft CV., 825-330 Lemcke Block.
xOANB-On farms; $100 and upward; notue tunds; lowest rates; no delay. A. METZGER, Odd Fellows Bloc*.
iXJANS—On furniture, pianos, norwea, venlcles. store fixtures, etc. Lowest miss (confidential). 2% W. Washington, itauu «.
LOANS—A large number of private funds to .oan. Apply to FLOREA ft BEIDENSTICK£R. rooms 2, 3 and 4. 27% S. Delaware ax
lOANS—6. 6 and 7 per cent, loans; any ..mount; private funds; privilege or payments; reasonable fees; no delays. McINTOSH ■a SON. 66 E. Market st. loans—Money in sums to suit, wunout any ueiay whatever; can get h me sums uay you apply. Call and get our rates. Lon v*y a portion each year, if you desire. Room 103 Indiana Trust Building, third floor. Elevator. CHAS. W. GORSUCH.
lOAXS—Money Ur loan; a large sum .onds left tn our care to be loaned
noms MUttiM
of *100 to *1.000 and upward at lowest rate* „r interest; can furnish money same day you apply; pay back when you please. A. METZGER AGENCY. 6 Odd Fellows wail, loansON FURNITURE. PIANOS, Etc. Without removal Interest 7 per cent, a yea,. On Building Association j-tau. PERSONAL PROPERTY SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION, Room 4 Lombard Building. 24% E. Washington. LOANSTEN THOUSAND DOLLARS : To loan in sums of *10. *15, *20. *30. *50, *100. **00, or any amount on FURNITURE. PIANOS, ORGANS, STORE FIXTURES, ETC.. At rates which honest people can afford to pay. The property to remain in your undisturbed possession. EVERYBODY WHO WANTS MONEY CALL AND SEE US. We are Just as happy to make you a *10 loan as one for *150. We will give you plenty of time to pay the money back. In fact, you can make the payments to suit yourself. Every payment so mad* 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 be private. Don’t fall to see us and get our rates. INDIANAPOLIS MORTGAGE LOAN COMPANY. Room 10. 87 E. Market st.
LOAN'S— MONEY!
LOANED ON
MONEY! MONEY! A v? 1 PIANOS ’ OR -
THE PROPERTY TO REMAIN IN YOUR
UNDISTURBED POSSESSION.
LOANS ON WATCHES AND DIAMONDS. EVERYBODY TOWANTSMOItET, CALL LOANS MADE ON SHORT NOTICE. WEADVANCB MONEY ON FURNITURE, fixtures, piawfe warehouse receipts, horses, wagons, machinery etc ; in fact, we wlU loan on any and all kinds of chattel property with-
our cats# before going elsewhere. CENTRAL LOAN 00., * * 71% N. Meridian *L. room ft First ■tairway on the seat aids of N. ridlan at. near Washington, up-ataire.
FO<R SALE—Threa carpets, bedroom set. organ and secretary. Call 3S6 Clinton st.
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FOR SALE—Good-paying buatocM; good ioca* Hon; a bargain. 211 W.‘ Washington. FOR SALE—Nice, small grocery, on beat arenus In city, Addreaa A 12, care News. Ft»t SALE—Grocery and meat market. Call - 58 * n d 54 Marion ave.. West Indianapolis. FOR SALE—Bicycle* at aucUon. August 10, U and 12, at Nmu 18 and 20 N. Meridian st.
FOR SALE—First-class restaurant, at bargain. If sold at once. Address F 15. care Newa
FOR SALE—New bike sulky; bargain. COM- _ STOCK ft COONSE CO.. 199 8. M^ridlaa st FOR SALE—Grocery and meat market; South
Address D 18, rare News.
FOR SALE—Restaurant, furniture and fixtures; a bargain. GEO. W. GRIBB1N, Martinavllle.
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FOR SALE—Trunks, reduced prices, cn parment*. O. J. CONRAD. 70-72 Massachusetts
FOR SALE-The well-established boarding Ind° U> * 0t Mr *’ At Mkrilnsvtlle,
FOR SALE—A first-class drug store; reasonNewa ° n e ** y t * rrot ‘ Addr ’* M Y 14, care
jrour P ,inu of TAYLOR ft SCHNEIDER, 22 Circle, formerly with R. R. Mllea FOR SALE—A few unredeemed wetche* ana diamonds, very cheap, at ro-un 24 Ingaiia Block.
FOR SALE—A complete printing office foe IStTo cash. Inquire room 10, 16% E. WashIngton st. FOR SALE—Money to loan on watches anu diamonds; fair dealing and private room. *» ingalls Block-
FOR SALE—Guitars and mandolins, reduced prtoes, on payments. O. J. CONRAD. 70-73
Massachusetts ave.
*OR SALE—All-wool panto. 11. «.W tt>4
big bargains
Bllnola. R. R.
to good good*.
MILES.
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106 and U0 m
FOR SALE-Good, second-hand boiler, No. 2 flooring end other lumber, brick and stone.
2*2 fl. Meridian at ’Phone 896.
FOR SALE—Buggy cushions, backs, top*. llfTwheels, wagons, buggies and surreys; ale* Jhafts, AL SMITH, 2rf5 3, Illinois at. FOR SALE—Cheap railroad tickets to au points, at SLaTTS A POE'S cut rats Uckeoffice, 188 S. Illinois st. Telephone 362 FOR SALE—Stoves, furniture and refrtgerat" ois. M. P. ANDERSON’S STORAGEHOUSE!, corner Hosbrook and Cedar sta FOR SALE—Grocery, with good trade and well located; will invoice and discount 10 per cent; sickness okuse for selling. Address Q 16, care News. , FOR SALE—Dry goods, clothing, hat a fur. nlzhings, ladles' waists, all go to this special June 'aie. ELBREG’S DEPARTMENT STORES. 26 and 28 English avs.
FOR SALE—Wedding, Invitation and visUtng cards, engraved and printed to order to lateM
shut
Finest work at very low
RAKER ft THORNTON. 88 8. Merid-
FOR SALE!—A retail boot and shoe etore la « small town to Indiana; stock clean, and bus., ess has been almost exclusively for cam]
Au-
jless A* ill
dress
give time on part McKee A CO, '
irt purchase money. 136 S. Meridian st.
FOR SALE-
25c for 7 bars of Gloss soap, 23c for 7 bars Lenox soap. 25c for 8 bars Every Day soapw 25c for 7 bars Best on Earth.
10c for 8
10c
Powder.
20c for 1 gallon golden sirup 15c for 1 lb Imperial tee. 20c for 1 package Lion coffee.
for 3 packages 9 O’clock Washing Tee for 3 package* of Snow Boy Waahf&fl
GEO. J. HAMMER. 110-112 Massachusetts
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FOR SALE170—W. ^WASHONGTON^ST^-ITO LOOK FOR THE YELLOW AWNING. . THE GREATEST BARGAINS IN MEN'il CLOTHING EVER OFFERED IN THE STATE OF INDIANA. AN ALL-WOOL CLAY WORSTED MAN’S SUIT, REGULAR VALUE IS 8U. SPECIAL PRICE 88.76. Men's pants from 98c up to *160. Jeon* pants, warranted not to rip, kt 86a ' *1.75 pant* at 16c. SPECIAL REDUCTION SALE OF MEN'S LAUNDERED SHIRTS. AH our 50c and 75c shirts reduced to S9c. Men’s soft shirt*, just the thing for thM weather, regular price la 69c, special sale priqa Lady’s skirts, black mohair, lined throughout velvet bound, would be cheap et *2, reduced tn *1.23. Ladles' 75c summer corsets at 39c. SPECIAL BARGAINS* IN LADIES' MUSLIN UNDERWEAR. . LOOK FOR THE YELLOW AWNING. ’ 170—THE GLOBE—170 170—W. WASHINGTON 8T.-170 , FOR SALE-
CHECKS CASHED ITftoa uv CHARGE AT NO. 250 W. WASHINGTON ST.. AT GEO. F. KREITLEIN S OLD STORE. We offer special bargains In groceries end
shoes.
SUGARS. *1 for 20 lbs granulated sugar. *1 for 20 lbs soft A sugar. 81 for 21 lbs white C sugar. *1 for 23 lbs golden C sugar. *3.25 per barrel for No. 1 flour. *3.60 per barrel for high grkde flour. 85c for 60 lbs No. 1 flour. , 45c for 25 lbs No. 1 flour. 25c for 12% lbs No. 1 flour. 6c for 1 lb choice lard. 7c for 1 lb choice bacon. 7c for 1 lb choice hams. 7%o for 1 lb leaf lard. SHOES! SHOES! SHOES! 75o to *2 for ladles' fine shoes. : 85c to *2.59 for men's fine shoes. 76c to U. 60 for boys’ fine shoes. 65c to *1.X for misses’ fine shoes. 36c to *1 for children'* fine shoes Don’t forgst the plaes-Xo. 160 W. Washing,
ton »t.
Telephone 1207.
Geo. F. KRETTLEIN, Manager.
KREITLKIN, FOR TRADmT
FOR TRADE-Organ for boras end buggy. 4»
Columbia eve.
FOR TRADE—LW0 business cards tor $L VH> TOR. » N. Delaware.
FOR TRA DB—Bra nd few organ for _ hand bicycle. Call 24* Bhetby at. FOR TRADE—City property and grot farm. Address F 14. cere News.
FOR TRiADE—Rental property for ai inulnsfl*. Aw*** Q 14, car* News.
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FOR TRADE-Farm to trad# for Indianapolis property. Lock Box H, Perry*v tile, Ind. U- -U TR A RK- Lands and lots (clear) for equity to ho us* and lot. Address A 16, care Newa
FOR TH A DE!—Prepaid building and loan stock for wide phaeton, horse, harness. Ad-
dress P 14. care Newa
FOR TRADER- Good busines* in Indianapolis, worth *899. for good piece property or equity.
Address E 13, care News
FOR TRADE-A good drug <
bered reel estate or for a < sy>re. Address W 14,
FOR TRADE-Gas annum, and fix num; all clear; want
care Newa
FOR TRADE—Improved Bartholomew *3,099; want In Address K IS, care FOR TRADE—( boh for house. A residence north, for farm.
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