Indianapolis News, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 January 1897 — Page 2

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THE INDIANAPOLIS NEWS, SATURDAY, JANUARY 8, 1897.

STILL LEADS.

CMAXOCS IJf MTIATIOX.

For the iMiasarattoa tar aad MMoerat* Crittcla* » of the Reas*.

Tit* manacer* of the several oaaaiddte* for United State* Senator found plenty of E tin* today tft study the situation. More than mu' of the Senators am Kepre- ‘ ^ ' had Son* home to stay until ad-those who remained in tne away from the headquarters ~ r* „ have tteen any general situation during the politicians are .fact Those KepuhMcto the nomination Fairbanks, have been nopSdhy that something mignt air favor, but every new served to strengthen u.e There are stm Senators and Keprcare ncm-commutai, but is that most or £ the end, vote for fair, have been indications reWallace has been druwon the support of William K. Mc- ' and there are predictions that ne votes la the caucus man

candidate.

was amatory current that Konert >, at th* solicitation of Kt. W ayne WUp are friendly to *‘a r■ould Withdraw to-day, but it was founded. Mr. Taylor iitm bewlH command - the support ot lean veftes in his eongresnd he proposes to stay is ^ - “•in* an effort is made to H. Baker into the enndlvely refuses to permit

It seems certain to fee a candidate, ne

votes from the nortnTuesday night will be of the House. It has It be open for a limit-

tors. Attention has

fact tlxt there has alireesion in this State must be held behind la the custom in other

candidates for Senaand many of the ta lives do not see should not prevail in

Is a question, too, as to

the nomtoatlojf shall be by secret will be for the caucus. Itself, Bf to decide thl* qu»!»tion. The indications are that a majority of the Senators and Representative* will fe* in favor of an

lira 1KA1UIRAT1019.

ther* should b* more stalwart means looking to the listing of sequestered property; (4) penalties for withholding returns should be made more drastic: (S) there should be a more explicit provision in reference to exemption: («) a more comprehensive statute In regard to the taxation of building end loan stock; <7» that there should bs a conference of county assessors Just before the annual assessment of property is to begin. The report calls attention to the fact that no other State derive* so large a revenue from Its Insurance department with such small expenses. It is announced that corporate capital is the heaviest tax-pay-er In the State at this time, and one of the most prompt. The board points out that the expenses of the State are about ttOOMW annually, and that under the present rate there Is a yield of about R.SOO.OOO. There is set out to the report the debt of each county in the State, and the levies In every township in the State. MRETINti OF CITY OFFICERS. Special Charter System and Other

Menlctpal Questions.

Some time ago Mayor Taggart sugaeeted a meeting of the mayors of all cities to Indiana, for the purpose - of discussing legislation needed by the various nmnlctpalitles. At -the time he suggested that the law fixing' a closing hour for saloons might be made hot applicable to large cities till midnight. This and other subjects he thbught worthy of the attention of the mayors. The date for the meeting has now been set. It will be held to this city on January 1*. City clerks and city engineers will also probably be asked to meii, with

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The purpose of the meeting, it Is announced in a call, will be to discuss needed legi8lat.cn relative to the municipalities of the State. It is asserted that the laws of the State relating to cities lack system. and that they are lame in many important particulars. Many of them were »"■ . .—. ’“’“ and are inade-

PEOPLE OF ALASKA.

The Rev. Mr. Kdleon Tells of Hie Ob- , acrvatlons There.

The Rev. Mr. Edison, who recently returned from a residence to Alaska, gave an account of Alaska and Its people in an Illustrated lecture, delivered at Grace Cathedral last evening. He described me Eskimo of northern Alaska as averaging six feet In hlght and being a.brave and stalwart people. He was surprised to nna several Hebrew words In their vocabulary, among which Is their name for tne sun, -Schcklna.” All the men and boys carry modem breech-loading rifles; every one chews and smokes tobacco, even me small children; they do not steal nor lie, but have no moral laws, and twenty persons will live in a room fifteen feet square.

r*be:

church,

few parting

l i . ' 9 sc- • < -

the Ceremonies—Some

To the Program.

Monday will be the Inaugu4.. Mount, Governorm 8. Haggard, lieu* ■!■ The committee ® ceremonies has preat Is hot satisfactory principal objection is ent for the Inauguration nt-Oovernor before the Inducted into office. The if Is that at 11 o’clock 0 sent for Governor and and Lieutenant-Govern-who will be driven to where they will meet

and the Incoming The party will be Capitol, and will

® chamber where the Lieutenant-Governor place at U:30 o'clock, r by the Rev. Mr. Baptist churchj and the retiring Lieutenthe incoming Lleuten-

,th of office will be Monks, of the

This ceremony at an will march down to the a platform upon which will be Inaugurated.

be by the Rev. Dr.

First Presbyterian Matthew* will say a and Governor Mount _ of office shall have by Chief Justice Jor■elne Court, deliver his ■ T n the evening GovU. aaetoted by the

t-Governor and or, will receive outspoken in his He says it has for the Governor

to be inauguWd He ,<»n e should he

custom this year, f of the new iron* followed in

% c isr st . h .v

to lay aside the general

other State follows

ernor-©HPIF§^ * r er b«Mjttl] Governor M

passed as far tack as 1852. i

Marion. ..V.

that communication that he has had with the heads of other city governments convinces him there is a general disposition to extend the epeo'.al charter system In the citiee of Indianapolis, Terre Haute.

- _ jgvrille. ^Adter a con-

'g, a co-rohittee wiB

Leftofature to urge the rec-

ommendations they tray decide upon.

THE COMiUrrmES.

dtairiucn of Ttoose of the Senate— Farther Wo/lc To Be Done. _ , Kentenant-Governor-elect Haggard and Speaker PetfM speht 'the 1 drfT work on their committees, which they hope to be able to announce not later than Tuesday morning. The more important chairmanships to the Senate will be distributed as follows: Finance, Mull, of Rush and Hancock; judiciary. Newby, of Fayette and 'Henry; railroads, Watson, of Clark and Jefferson; corporations, Hubbell, of Elkhart; education, Duncan, of Bartholomew, Brown and Monroe; Insurance, Lafollette, of Jay, Adams and Blackford; fees and salaries, Wood, of Tippecanoe; legislative apportionment, HawkIns, of Marlon, Hancock and Shelby; agriculture, Kerns, of Parke er.d Vermillion; banka, Boseman, of Gibson and Posey; city of Indianapolis, New, of Marion; natural gas, Johnson, of Grant and Madison. Speaker Pettit, will not announce any of his appointments until the enure Ukt Is made publ.c. He is besieged by iqembers, who insist that, they muet have responsible places on the committees. V. Other People’s Mooey. v

' Vi t The Independent.

Represeatative John W. Linck. of M*dlaon, who is talked of for chairman 01 the ways ami means committee! in tne next How*, tells the Journal tha# he ravors the centennial project, and, of’course, will urge! a big appropriation for this indefensible Job. This utterance is suttlc'.ent to show' that Mr. Linck shod id not oe given any influentiarposlt'.on to the House. Aa A, farther exploitatiOh of his states-puto-lto^ Views, Mr. Linck says, he favors liberal appropriations generally. ”if you have money,” remarked this Madison

In'*; spending it like a

: “ No one

money

like a^gentleman, provided, the money ne spends is his own. But when> he takes chargh of the money of others, he can t be too Stingy with If. in other words, public money in the hands of public servants should be spent like a miser. vVnue ostentatious liberality may be excusame, If not commendable, in a private citizen dialing with his own, it is higmy reprebenstble -when displayed by thooe intrusted with the funds of others, it is a neglect of this truth which causes bank failures aqd other defalcations. A trustee can’t be too mlkdrly with fc trust fund and It would be well if all legislators coujd realize this when they arb lavisniy voting a Way plibllc funds, especially on questionable projects like this centennial scheme of perennial jobbery. The Leglslnfare’s Postmasters. Postmaster Sahm yesterday administered the oath of office to L. H. Raven, aa postmaster of the House of Representatives. and John W. Longwell. as postmaster of the Indiana State Senate. The postal laws require that this be

done.

— 0 ? THE SOUTHERN PRISON:

IT IS ALL WONDERFUL and nothing more so than nature's curious devices, first, :o convert food into blood and then provide the oxygen necessary lor its health and purity. Sometimes by improper diet or other causes nature lails to do this, and the whole machinery becomes disordered, until art, inspired by chemical science comes to the rescue, and furnishes Silsbee’s Peptonized Iron an^> Mangan, which is found to be a, real blood maker. What a discovery! All drug* gists.

FOR RENT MODERN BRICK SALE STABLE No*. 302 to 400 Emit Washington Street. 100x175 feet front, two stories. Well lighted. Would make ~ ng plant. FRANK M. DELL.

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DIED.

MURPHY-January I*, 18»7, Tim Why D. Murphy, 485 S. West at. Funeral notice later. , ’ MANNING—Margaret Cantwell Manning, January 6, 1897, In La Crosse, Wl*. Sister of the late Michael Cantwell. { ' SCHWARZ—Richard, Tuesday, January 5, 12:10 p. m., age 8» year*. Funeral from hi* late residence, 431^4 8. Meridian st., Sunday, Januaw 10, ? p; m. Friends invited. Iftterment

Crown Hill.’. LOW A—Ernst

died at

Ludwig Lowa

residence, 62 N. Ada at.. Chicago, III., fifty years. Husband of Catherine Lowa. Traub, and father of Nettle Met*, brotbe

Hina T T •aenWAney^’ 1 *4 . •* C*«a4Bb* oxa-sa- -

war object,'fp, l|r. liinclt spetfetog

hie age nee

.. brother ot

Jacob G. Lowa and Fred Lindner. Member of Crescent Councll, No. 25, O. C. F.; Ashland Lodge, No. 16*7, K. and L. of B.; Carpenter* 1 Union, No. 1; Furniture Union, No. 1; all of Chicago; Alpha Council, No. 1, O. C. F., of Indianapolis, will hold sen-ice, Sunday, January 10. at 1:39 p. m., and take charge of the remains, at C, Wiese’s undertaking rooms, 39 N. East st. Interment at Crown Hill.

FUNERAL NOTICE.

SWARZ- K.

P.—Members

Star

from rag-;

Members of sister

, prompt, to attend the-'

ceased brother, Klchard Swant, dence. 431 Is S. Meridian st. Men

lodges cordially invited to attend. Bring gloves and funeral badges- Transportation furnished to and from Crown Hill. Short march in

cemetery.

GEO. H. HOLDERMAN. C. C.

F. A. BLANCHARD. K. of R. and 8.

FUNERAL DIRECTORS.

FUNERAL DIRECTORS—Whlteett. Tel. &S4. FUNERAL DIRECTOR* -IRVIN A ADAMS, 97 N. Illinois, st. Telephone 1154.

BLANCHARD, Undertaker. 99 N, U ‘Phones: Office. 411; residence.

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N. Delay

659.

FUNERAL DIRECTORS— KREQELO’S undertaking rooms. 69 N. Illinois st. Telephone 250. FUNERAL DIRECTORS— PLANNER ft BUCHANAN.

LAD? EMBALMER For ladles and children.

171 N. Illinois at Telephone 641.

MONUMENTS.

if it is. pton in becadse

M i

which the Governor

tieen placed in on which Govoath of office

is te-

e occasion,

of the

it at the

1 nos oeeo piac one on which M»uth corridor rated for the occ

THE HOUSE.

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ppeal From the Criticism. of the House to the rules adopttde that the coming #0 much of the Speaker, is ta advance with here for Ota John Monroe and be the leader the new by the call for the

the

It requires i » toeMtam most extra-

may it is

at variance expressed the chair. I am Mr. Pettit, that he is t the

with

Secretary Blcknell Says There Has

Been Improvement 9tnee April.

Warden Hert, of the southern penitentiary. at Jeffersonville, wrote a letter to Secretary Blcknell, of the State Board of Charities, saying that he felt that the prison had been unfairly criticised to the annual report of the State Board of Health, recently submitted to the Governor. He had seen a newspaper abstract of the report. Secretary Hurty, of the State Board of Health, called upon Mr. Blcknell, and explained that his report referred to conditions as they existed In April, when he made a visit to the penitentiary. He did not know what had been done since, as, th« funds ot the board did not permit him to make a second vi«it. Mr. Btcknell. who makes frequent visits to the prison, said that there had been much Improvement since April, and that, according to the warden, only one caae of typhoid fever had been In the prison for a year, and the prisoner ta that case was suffering with It when

Kht to the prison, Dr. Hurty said when he was at the prison the there gave no definite Informa-

tion a» to the diseases of prisoners, and made no reporf*of cases by mail afterward, aa he had promised. Dr. Hurty said that he found the water bad, and had said that any typhoid fever which may ftor* been in the prison could be traceable to U. He had no information

** fever actually ’Was there.

He eald thkC his report made It clear that he was speaking of conditions at the time of hla visit In April, and then

MONUMENTS-ALU. D1ENEK. 243 K. Wss.y

.ngi-in.

MONi RENTS—Monu M. H. FARRELL. :

imenis at ioscsi ptie •-US W. Washington si.

SOCIETY AXD CLUB MEETINGS.

.aMasonic Notice—Special meeting of Center Lodge, No. 23, F. and A. M.. Honda

Work first degree.

IV. is-.

Vis-.

SOCIETY

Center Lodge,

January 11. 7:30 p. m.

iting brothers welcome. ■ C. C. GILMORE, W. M.

A IZOR. Secretary.

SOCIETY—Canton Capital. N0T42, I. O. 6. F. All chevaliers are requested to assemble at armory. 68 E, Washington st., Tuesday evening. January 12. for conferring P. M. degree. E. L. STRONG, Captain. fllMtT.Ft W. WFSTOVER; Clerk.

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.aula: i.tceuug Indianapolis

Lodge. No. MO, D. of R., I. O. O. F..

■Grand Lodge Hall. Monday,

nv. -Initiation a: I Members of oth<

ianuary H. 8 p.

nd Installation of officers.

ipdges invited.

ITc

JENNIE R. CONDELL, Secretary. MRS. EMMA McELWEE, N. G.

SOCIETY—Order of Chosen Friends. The members of Alpha Council. No. L are requested to meet at 39 N. East st., on Sunday, January 10, at 1:30 o’clock p. m., to attend the funeraj

Object* of tbe Engineers.

The Indiana Engineering Society askei Ita secretary to inform the public that it I* not an organlzaf’.on to secure leg!?K»tlcn or push certain measures. A eomirit tea on legislation read a bill cn gravel roads, as has beeh stated before, but the ' society teak no aettoh upon it. The soe'ety was chiefly interested In discbssiocs

' ering topics. It elected A, W. ty .engineer of Kokomo, pres-

Council, No. 35, of Illinois. All members of the order are invited to be present. RALPH MARBR, Councilor. W. H. ANDREWS, Secretary. ' FINANCIAL.

targe or

FRANK M. ELSTUN, 77 E. Market st. FINANCIAL—lyoans; siralght; building; lowest rates. JflRN B. MANN. 313 Lemok*. FINANCIAL — Standard work; metropolitan nrlcet. PROGRESS LAUNDRY. Telephone im. . FiNANCIAL—Money to loan; straight or buiidtng aad loan. H. B. STOUT & CO.. 31 W.

cent, for A CO-

SUNDAY SKRVIOBS.

—ADVE NTISTS. Seventh Day Adventiet Church—175 Central ave. Elder W. A. Young, pastor. Services as follow#: Prayer-meeting. Sabbath evening (Friday night). Sabbath-school (Saturday), 8:30 p. m. Preaching, 1:19 p. m. Preaching Sunday, at 7:30 p. m. All are cordially Invited.

BAPTIST. South-st. Baptist Church—South and Noble. C. E. W. Dobbs, D. D., pastor. Regular services Sunday. Preaching by pastor, 19:46 a m. and 7:30 p. m. Morning subject. "Marching Orders”; evening. "Cain and Abel, or True and False Religion,” the second of the series of sermons on “The Men of the Old Testament." Cordial welcome to all our serv-

ices.

First Baptist Church—Northeast corner of New York and Pennsylvania sta The Rev. D. J. Ellison, pastor. The pastor preaches at 10:45 a m. Subject, "Life In a New Land." At 7:30 p. m., subject. "A Bridal Qlft.” Baptism, with special rruslc. Sunday-school. 9:30 a. m. Young People’s meeting. 9:30 p. m. Inquiry meeting Monday evening. Prayer and praise service Thursday evening. The pastor and people extend a cordial Invitation to all our

services.

CHRISTIAN. Olive Branch (Meridian st.) Christian Mission—The Rev. J. C. Burkhardt. pastor. Sun-day-school, 3 p. m. Junior C. E.. 2:16 p. m, Y. P. S. C. E.. 4:15 p. m. Preaching, morning. 10:45. Preaching, evening, at 7 o’clock.

Public Invited.

Englewood Christian Ohurch-r-40 N. Rural et., near E. Washington. Service to-morrow morning at 10:45. Preaching by the pastor, A. L. Orcutt. Subject, "The Baptism of the Hriy Spirit.” Lord's Day school at 9:30 a m.; A. C. Ward, superintendent. Junior C. E. at 2 p: m. Official board meets at 3 p. m. The Endeavor Society will havw charge of the evening

service at 7:80.

Irvington Christian Church—Regular preaching service at 10:45 a. m. Sermon by pastor, the Rev. E. P. Wise. Subject. “The Great Commission." In the evening, at 7:30. the Hon.' John G. Woolley, the great temperance lector, er. will speak. All are invited to these services. Christian Endeavor at 6:15 p. m. Prayermeeting Wednesday evehing st 7:30. Sunday-

school at 9.T5 a. m.

Third Christian Church—Corner Ash st. and Thirteenth (Home ave.) Burris A. Jenkins, pastor. Regular services, with preaching, at 10:30 a. m,, by the Rev. E. W. Darst. of Chicago. The regular evening service will be adjourned that the congregation may participate in the union mass-meeting at the Central Christian church in the interests of city evangelization. Sunday-school at 9 a. m. Endeavor Society at 6:16 p. m. Seats free. All welcome.

Central Cbrisffan Church—corner of N. Delaware and Walnut #ta. Tbe pastor, John E. Pounds, will preach at 10:45 a. m., on "The Burning Bush," dr "The Genesis of Deliverance.” At 7:45 p. m. there will be a union meeting-of all the .Christian churches of the city, at which the Rev. E. W. Darst. of Chicago, will deliver .the principal address. Sun-<)ay-school at 9:30 a. m. Christian Endeavor meeting at 6 JO p. m. Seats free at all servicea

C ON ORE GAT lO NAT*

Mayflower Congregational Church—Corner Delaware and Sixteenth sta. The Rev. John W. Wilson, paiitor. Preaching bvjhe pastor at 10:46 a. in. Sunday-school at 9:SOa. m. Y. P. S. C. E., 6:30 p. m. Midweek prayer And conference

meeting Thursday at 7:30 p. .m.

Fellowship Congregational Church—Corner of Broadway and Twenty-first ets. Frank M. Whitlock, pastor. Sunday-school at 9:30 a. m. Morning service at 10:46 o’clock. "Dally Additions to the Church." Y. P. 8. C. E. at 6:46 p. m. Evening service, "The Useless Old Wineskin." Prayer-meeting on Thursday. AH cor-

dially welcomed.

South Side Congregational Church—Meets In Odd Fellows Hall, 4«4 Virginia ave. The Rev. Franklyn Jeffrey, pastor. Preaching at 10:45 a. m. and 7:45 p. m. Mid-week meeting, Thursday; 7:46 p. m. Sunday-school at 9:30 a m. Junior Endeavor at 3:30 p. m. Senior Endeavor at 7 p. m. The public cordially In-

vited to all services.

People’s Congregational Church—O. D. Fleher, pastor. Morning service, 10:90 o'clock; subject. “Soul Saving; Its Need and Importance." Evening service. 7:30 o'clock; subject, ’’Thirst Satisfied." Sunday-school, 12 m. Y. P. S. C. E., 6:30 p. m. Juniors, 3 p.. m. Special services, conducted by the evangelistic board, every night except Saturday.

Plymouth Church—Southeast corner Meridian and New York sta. Frederic E. Dewhurst, minister. Sunday-school, 9:30. Morning service, 10:45. Sermon by the pavtor. Music: Chorus. "Incline Thine Ear.” Jones, with solos by Mr. Lander and Mr. Ebert; "Callest Thou Thus, O Master,” Mistake, solo, by Miss Galvin. Evening service, under the direction of the McCuljoch Club,'7:45. Mr. Ernest Bicknell, secretary - State Board <?f Charities ohd Corrections, will speak on "Prison Reform and Criminal Reform." Mr. Blcknell will speak regarding the recommendattane of the board to the State Legislature. As the subject Is of vital importance, the address should be heard by members of the Legislature and thoughtful citizens generally. Music! 'Quartet, "Jerusalem, the Golden," Misses Galvin and Tucker and Messrs. Evans and Nall; snip, Mr. Nell. A cordial in.vifh.tlbn to the services'of this church extended ta all.. Strangers especially

welcome. _ '

CATHOLIC APOSTOLIC. Catholic Apostolic—"The gospel of the kingdom. or the speedy personal coming of our Lord.”, Free lecture by an evangelist In the Catholic Apostolic church, on Sunday evening, at 7:45 o’clock. In Foil's Hall, corner Twentysecond and Illinois sts. AH Christian people

cordially Invited.

CHRISTIAN SCIENTIST. First Church of Christ. Scientist, Of Indlana- ' poll*—136 E. New York st. Senrtpee 10:30

a. m.

Christian Science—Services every Sunday at 2:30 p. m. at 865 W. New York. The public is welcome to come and hear Christian Science

expounded.

EPiaCOPAL.‘i »* . Christ Church—Monument Place! A. J. Graham, rector. Holy commuqtan each Sunst 7:30 a m. Other services with sermons at

10:30 and 7:30.

St. Paul’s Church—New York and UlltKfis #u. G. A. Caretensen. rector. Hilly communion. 7:30 and 8:45 a. m. Sunday-school. 9:3<» a. m. Morning prayer and sermon, 10:45. Evening prayer and sermon, 7:45. The Rev. E. H.« Edson. of Alaska, win preach In the morning, and

the rector In the evening.

FRIENDS.

Friends’ Church—Corner of Alabama et. and Home ave. Services at 10:30 a. m. and 7:45 p. m. by the pastor, Rev. Thomas C. Brown. Y. F. S. C. B. services at 6:30 p. m. Sundayschool at 9:16 a. m. Everybody welcome.

I N T E R D E N OM1NATIONAL. The Olivet Church—Meets Tor worship in the Lincoln Park chapel, corner of Sixteenth st. (old number) and Talbott ave. Services tomorrow at 10:30 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Pastor E. M. C. Botterill will preacn. Morning subject. “How to Obtain a Beautiful Temper.” Evening subject. "Something More About the End of the World,*? Sunday-school session at 2:30 p. m.; Fred B. Cath«rwo.nl, superintendent. Several good Bible classes. Wednesday evening service, 7:45. Bible reading subject. “Why No

Condemnation;” ,

LUTHERAN. St. Peter’s German Evangelical Lutheran— Comer Brookslde And Jupiter. German service at 10 a m. English service at 7:80j>. m. Subject. "Jesus Christ Immutable." C. W.

Glese, pastor.

The two.nil English Lutheran Church—Comer Hosbrook and Elk sta Ihe Rev. L D. Worman. pastor. Worship at 10:30 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Bundev-seheoi st -9:30. Senior C. E. 6:80 p. m. Junior C, E. 2 i>. m. Mid-Week service Thursday evening, 7:30. All are wel-

come

The First English Lutheran Church—Corner of Pennsylvania and Walnut sta. Rev. D. L. Mackenzie, pastor Service# at 10:45 a m. 4,«.t 7:3 s1 n m to-sdav-stthohl at 9:30 a m : prayer service on Thursday evening. Text of morning sermon. '.‘Search the Scriptures, for in them ye think ye have eternal life, and they are they which testify of me." Evening, "I am come to send Fire on the earth." MURPHY GOSPEL T E M P BRAN C E L E A O U B. Murphy Gospel Temperanhe League—Grand Army Hall. 27>4 North Delaware st. Regular meetings held on Bunuay at 3 p. m. ana on Wednesday*, at 7:30 p. m. Everidiouy

welcome.

SUNDAY SERVICBS.

METHODIST.

Meridian-st. M. E. Churrh—Corner of New York. Preaching at 10:45 a. m. and 7:30

m., by the pastor, the Rev. C. N. Sunday-school and class-me

Chrisiian Endeavor. 6:30 p. m. ^ „ . - Thursday evening, 7:39. All are cordially invited. " m I Hi

Sims, D. D.

ing at 9:30 a. m. . Prayer-meeting

LOST

FINANCtAL—*1,000 to . loan at 7 per three years. JAMES GREENE Lemcltr Building. ,

FINANCIAL-* per cent, money to loan on

real estate; no delay. I. N.

Market.

. e'ety was chi

PEW LETTING mimik' > 1 . - ki

Indtanapolis r RICHIE. 90

V INANCIAL—A~ large sum: amounts to suit: commission and exrcrises lowest: no goM

clsuse.

Return to 408 d0f ,, laroe ,

- name of ewner on collar.

nilnoi*.

> right tore leg; Reward, 8.

ffitsn >5si5 ; bK>*“;

to loan

NEWTON

FINANCIAL—Have *309 private money on reai estate security, lot iw„ yea.-:-, to be repaid in monthly installments.

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lay Evening,

11,1897

ments. Address

D L>, cei-e. Newt. BBHBBBHHHHHHWHBHI FINANCIAL—Money loaned to *alM4ed~t>eopla, without Indorsement or collateral; no publicity. MERCANTILE DISCOUNT CO.. iwom No. 4 Lvmburd Building, H* E. Waah-

ington at.

j FOR S ALK OR TRADE.

FOR'sALE OR TRADE-Bay mare for lady’s

bicycle. Cali at 6« Oornell are.

FOR SALE OR TRADE—Two-aeated carriage; ■tt Tj trtde f r.a tilcyole. 227 B. M jrrls *t. FOR SALK OR TRAINS—Small stock drugs. doing nice business, for vacant lota or property. with small Incumbrance; good reason for selling. Address E 10. cate News. FOR SaLL OK TKADE-By C W. PHILLIPS. 70 Monument Place, two fiour-tnllls. three hotel*, printing offices. f«rre>. city and town • property. Cripple Creek mining atock, debenture and mat ailment building and loan stock, gas •nd of! stock, hicv-le factory insurance

FOK~iiiX OR

two-story,

% -

acres, new.

■R Wat acre Improved farm. Mills. Ind.

J. W. EU.IS. Valley

LOST—Black and green carriage robe, between front and rear of 446 Bark ave,. on Eighth

at; Itowacffi-i ta

LOST—UmbreUa: steel rod^LjR L.’on han-

Newa office. ~

Reword.'

LOST

two months Old. Reward. SHEP-

■ and Market, containing WU

please leave rldfan. and

receive reward.

LOST—Cape. Grand Opera House. Return 413 N. Alabama. Reward. LOST—Oold eye-glasses, market or vicinity.

N. Alabama st. Reward.

Return to

LOST—Commander’s budge,e consisting of gilt ststr. red edge ribbon, and pin. Leave Nswa office and get reward. SmalL black and tan female setter

puppy, two months o ARD. 772 N. Alabama.

LOBT-TPurse. between Washington st. and depot. liberal reward. Return to MRS.

SCRIXOER, Beech Grove, Ind. _

LOST—On Illinois at., between Washington

and Market, or Market,

near Circle, a purse, small change. Finder

REMOVAL. REMOVAL—H. 'tECKENTIN * CO. have rentoved to It N. Dataware st. *\ ;•/ ; I

Central Avenue M. E. Cnurcn—Ozraer of Central ave. end Twelfth »t. Strmone at 10:96 .a m. and 7:39 p. m. by tbe pastor, Rex. C. C. Laeby. D. D. Evening topic. "Armenian Outrages.” Class-meeting, 9:99 a m. Sundayschool, 2:30 p. m. Junior League, 4 p. m. B*>worth League service, 6:30 p. m. Strangers

cordially welcomed.

Blackford-Street Church-Oomer Blackford and W. Market eta. C. W. Crook*, pastor. Morning sermon, 10:30: subject. "Tbe Promise of the Father." Evening, 7:90; eubjeot, "Tbe Little Foxes.” Sunday-school. 1:39 p. m. Morning class at 9. Evening, 6:39. Epworth League at 6:30 p. m. Strangers are invited to ail these

servlcee.

Fletcher Place M. E. Church—Corner Virginia ave. and South st. General class, 9:15 a m. Preaching by the pastor, the Rev. R. Roberts, D. D.. 10:30 a m. and 7:30 p. m. This will be the beginning of the church’s annual revival services. Sunday-school. 3 p. m., followed by class-meeting. Music under the direction of

Mr. Harry Marquette.

Hyde Park M. E. Churoh-Cbmer Illinois and Thirtieth eta. (new No.) Robert Zaring, pastor. Sunday services: CWse-meetlng, 9:30 a m.; Sunday-school, 2 p. m.; Epworth League, 6:15 p. m.; preaching at 10:30 a m. and 7:30 p. m. Morning theme. "Parable of Talents’’; evening theme, "Helping God Work.” Revival meetings are in progress. Services every eventog but Saturday of thla week. The public in-

vited.

Roberts Park M. E. Church—Corner Delaware and Vermont sta. The Rev. T. I. Coulta*. D. D., pastor. Class-meeting at 9 a. m. Sun-day-school at 10 a. m. Preaching at 11 a m. and 7:99 p. m., by th« pastor. Morning theme, “Our Dead: A Memorial Service for Our Deceased of 1896.” Revival service* at 7:30 p. m. Preaching by the pastor. Epworth League at 6:30 p. m. Strangers welcome to all thee*

services.

Oalifornla-Street M. E. Church-Oomer California and North eta. The Rev. Wm. 3. Biddle, pastor. Claea, 9 A m. Preaching. 10:90, by the Rev. R. R. Bryan, a former paetor. Sunday-school. 2 p. m. Class. 6 p. m. Preaching, 7:30, by the paetor. Subject, "The Influence of Faith on Human Conduct.” Epworth League meeting Tuesday evening, 7:80. Weekly prayer-meeting Thursday evening,- ' 7 :S0.

Everybody invited.

Broadway M. E. Church—Comer Broadway nnd Twenty-second et. The Rev. L. F. Dlmmltt, pastor. Love feast wt 9:80 A m. Sermon at 10:30 A m. by the Rev. H. J. Talbott, D. D., followed by ssicroment of the Lord’s supper. Sunday-school at 2:30 p. m. Revival service at 7:80 p. m. Rev. R. R. Bryan, of Boonvllle, Ind., preaching. Special meetings each evening next week, except Saturday, at 7:45 o’clock. All cordially Invited. ^ College-Avenue Baptist Church—Corner Oollegs ave. and Fifteenth st. The pastor. Calvin A. Hare, D. D., will conduct divine services at 10:46 a m. and 7:30 p. m. Morning-subject, ‘‘His Latest Command.’’ In the evening ths pastor will deliver the fifth of the series of Sunday evening discourses on picturesque Palestine. and will give aa account of his walk In Jerusalem from Pilate's Judgment Hall to Calvary. Sunday-school at 9:15 a m.; D. A. Williams, superintendent. Young people’# meeting at 6:30 p. m. Inquirers’ meeting Monday evening at 7:30. AH seats free. AH invited.

MORAVIAN.

College-Ave. Moravian Church—College ave., comer Twenty-fifth st. The Rev. Wm. H. Voegler, pastor. Sunday-school, 9:30 a. m. Public worship, 10:46 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. The Lord's Supper will be celebrated In connection with the morning service. Junior C. E. meets 3:30 p. m. Y. P. 8. C. E. prayer-meeting. 7 p. m. Bible study and prayer-meettog Thurs-

day, 7:30 p. m.

NEW CHURCH.

New Church Chapel (Swedenborgian)—333 N. Alabama st. Sunday services. 10:46 a m.-, subject of sermon, “The Sinfulness of Hurry apd Worry.” Sunday-sohool, 9:80. Thursday evening meeting at pastor's home. Haughvilte

meeting Friday evening.

PRESBYTERIAN.

Woodruff Avenue United Preebyterian Church —In Woodruff avenue, one square north of Clifford are. street oar line. The Rev. J. P. Cowan, D. D., paetor. Preaching at 10:10 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Sabbath-school at 2:30 p. m.

First United Presbyterian Church—Comet Massachusetts ave. and Beat at. Tbe Rev. Joseph Lit tell, pastor. Preaching at 10:30 a m. by the pastor, and at 7:30 p. m. by tht Rev. C. J. Fwsythe. Saobath-school, 2:30. Y. P.,

S. C. E.. 6:30.

Sixth Presbyterian Church—Comer Union and McCarty. E. A. Allen, paetor. - Sabbathschool, 9:30 a. to.' Preaching, 10:30 a nr, 7:30 p. m. Junior Emjeavor, 2 p. m. Senior Endeavor. 6:30 o. th: Prayer and social meeting

Thursday evJMpg.

Memorial Presbyterian Church—Comer Ash and Eleventh sts. tor Chrlsitan ave.). Frank O. Ballard, pastor. Sabbath-school, 9:15 a. m. Junior Christian Endeavor, 3 p. m. Young people’s meeting. 6:4& p. m. Public worship at 10:30 and 7:46. The pastor to preach. Mid-week prayer and conference meeting- Thursday at

7:46 to the chapel. ,

The Seventh Presbyterian Church—Comer of Cedar and Elm eta. R. V. Hunter, pastor. Preaching to-morrow at 10:30 a m. and 7:30 p. m., by the pastor. Gospel services each night next week except Saturday evening. Sab-bath-school at 2:50 p. m. Junior Christian Endeavor at 9:30 a m. Senior Chriatlan Endeavor

at 3:30 p. m. The public is welcome.

Tabernacle Church—Corner Merldlkta and Eleventh sts. The Rev. James Cummings Smith, pastor The Rev. Warren B. Dunham, associate pastor. Preaching by the pastor at 10:45 a. m. and 7:46 p. m. Sunday-school, 9:30 a. m. Y. P. S. C. E. at 6:30 p m. Preaching by the associate pastor to West Wasiungton-street chapel at 10 JO a. m. and to Mt. Jackson chapel

7:30 p. m.

First Presbyterian Church—Southwest comer

of Pennsylvania and New York sts. The

Rev. M. L. Haines, > the pastor, will preach to-morrow at 10:46 a m. Th* Rev. Harry N. Mount, of Princeton, N. J., will preach at 7:30 p. m. Sunday-school meets at 9:30 a m. Society Christian Endeavor at 6:10 p. m. Mid-week prayer and conference meeting

on Thursday evening at 7:30 o'clock.

Fourth Presbyter,an v'nurcn—Morton Place. Alabama ana Nineteenth eta. Rev. G. L. Mackintosh, pastor. Preaching by tht pastor at 10:39 s. m. and 7:30 p. m. Sunday-school at 2:15 p. m.; Charles W. Moores, superintendent. Y. P. a. C. E. will unite to the prayer service Thursday evening at 7:80. A cordial Invitation Is extended and we.come will be given ta ail of these services. Strangers especially' in-

vited. AH seals free.

Bast Washingjon-Street Presbyterian ChurchNear the InfUtutlon for the Deaf. Preaching at 10:45 a. T m. and 7:30 p. m.. by the Rev. J. S.;>Sprowle. Junior Y. P. 8. C. E. at 8:45 a. m. Sund'.y-school at 9:15 a. m. Senior Y. P. B. C. E. at 8:30 p. m. Prayer-meettog Thursday evening at 7:30. Prospect chapel, Norwood—aunday-echool, 2:15 n. m. Y. P. 8. C. E., 3:30 p. m? Preaching. 7:30 p. m. Prayer-

meeting Wednesday evening. 7:30.

Second Preebvtenan Churcn—ilorner Vermont and Pennsylvania streets. The Rev. Joeepb A. Wilburn, pastor. Th# Rev. Edward Baech, associate pastor. Preaching at 10:45 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Young People's Christian Endeavor, 6:46 p. m.; Bunday-scno.il. 9:45 a. m. Prof. De Motte's deaf mute class at 3:80 a m. Prayer meeting Thursday evening at 7:30. Mayer chapel, corner of West and Catherine eta. Sunday-school. 2:30 p. m.; preaching, 7:80 p. m.; prayer meeting Wednesday

evening at 7:80.

SPIRITUALISM. First Spiritualist Church—Alabama and New York sts. Service# at 10:80 a. m. and t:45 p. m. Mr. Edgar W. Emerson will lecture and follow with a public seance of spirit manifes-

tations.

Spiritualism — Mrs. A. AnnabH will lecture in a trance condition. Subject, "Where Are You Drifting 7" in Mansur Hall, corner of Alabama and Washington sta, Sunday evening, January 10, at 7:80 o’clock. Spirit message* given and free healing. Duet by Miss Grace Annabi) and Mr. Hitsmiller. •

UN i VERBALIST. Central Unlveraolirt Church—Rev. T. S. Guthrie. pastor. Service# to-morrow forenoon and evening. Subject at 10:45 a. m., "Sta and Groce* 7 ; at 7146 p. m., “Judgment; What la It? Where Is It?" Sunday-school at 9:10 a m. Young people's meeting at 1:46 p. m. All

are invited.

. NOTICE. NOTICE—Plano tuning. WALKER, corner Illinois and Sixteenth sta.

NOTICE—Election of trustees. Meiuuei • of the Seventh Christian church are notified ta meet at the church houee, Wednesday evening, January 20, to elect three (3) trustaeA : J. T. HURLBUT. Clerk.

NOTICE—We buy oil oilr coffees green and do our own roasting. If you buy of us. you are sure not only to get freeh roasted coffee, but also oil coffee. Prices from » to 38 cents. A. B. OOFFY. dealer to coffees and teas, lie Massachusetts ave.

NOTICE-OF DISSOLUTION. Notice is hereby given that th# film heretofore existing and do.ng ouiiness under the arm name and style of Krull A Schmidt, at No. St S. Pennsylvania st.. to the city of Indianapoila. Ind.. I# thla day disao'.ved. Albert Krull win -qUert the bills and accounts receivable, and pay the liabilities of the firm. January 8. 1867. ALBERT KRULL. CHA8. J. SCHMIDT.

NOTICE-OF DISSOLUTION. Notice is hereby given that the firm of Power A Drake, doing a fancy grocery business at No. 16 N. Meridian et., has this day been dissolved, and that the aenior member of the firm. Mr. Jesse T. Power, has retired from th# business, and that the business will be continued by Robert Drake Ot the above named place, who will collect all outstanding accounts aad pay all llabilitlM. ROBERT DRAKK

WANTED—FEMALE HELP.

WANTED — Standard work; metropolitan

PROGRESS LAUNDRY. Tatephooe

prices.

xm.

w a2fV»: ’S?MCE- ' WANTED—Girl, German W 0 *™* housework; no washing. 22 W. Ohio, EMPLOYMENT OFMCE. / WANTED—Young people dsstring praotiesi education should attend a progressive, modern and reliable school. These Important charactertatlca will be found In the SPENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE.

ml- r ^ TO LET—Llet at MoCuiutAJUQiTS. M^i. Mar* kst. TO LET—Houses. Ash and Vine; alao Iraar floor. CM N. Illinois.

gas. In-

W ANTBD—MALE HELP.

TO LET—Bouse, five rooms. W.M, 342 Ysadee st. BERT BACON, 24* Alveed at. TO LET—New houee, three room#, 227 Ysndee et.. r.CO. BERT BACON, 343 Alvocd et. TO LET—Dweiilng; 3>« N. Delaware; eight rdtonw; modern conveniences. Inquire 3*7. LET-Standard work: metropolitan PROGRESS LAUNDRY. Telephone

\VANTED— 80IIcitors for Indiana. IfilnoM and Ohio. 10 Phoenix Block. ___ WANTED—A first-ctaun house man at t*2 N. Meridian jt. Must have reference. WANTED-Offlce boy; bright, good writer, quick figure*. Addree* A 11, core News. WANTED-A first-class'foundry foreman few large Job ehop. Address E IX care New*.

TO LET—Several Call and see me. E. Market st.

WANTED — Standard work; metropolitan prices. PROGRESS LAUNDRY. Telephone Ufa- _________

WANTED—A few reliable

FIELD. 31 Virginia ave.

TO LET—Nine-room house; large yard; bsmi both gases; gwd neighborhood; IS Gregg,

wner, 3tl N. California et.

Owner.

’ANTED-A few reliable men, to sell article needed In every houee. private or public. Call

224 Ash st. WANTED-Man that understands heavy machinery. Steady work.

11. care News.

to sell article TO LET—Large, new

Ifornla et.

handling

Address E

WANTED—Inventors and patentees to consult or write U. 8. CENTRAL PATENT AGENCY, rooms 17 and 18 Talbott Block- Tergis reasonable.

WANTED-Energetic young u for household specialty; good

Monday,

S3 Indiana ave.. CONROY A CO.

sn to canvass wages. Can at ths Uth. A. J.

B su-sJsxY&Ssrs

GLOVER. II Talbott Block. • TO LET-Oas of ths finest house# In the city to small family only; modern, electric lights,

etc. Apply 577 Capitol are,, N. ,

TO LET—If you have a vacant house, call and see ms; will hunt up a tenant for you. FRANK M. ELSTUN, 77 E. Market st. TO LET—Dwelling, nine rooms and beta, clos- ■ eta, furnace, modem, fum' Mfltafi|

• house. No.

nlshed. Call at house.

or unfur-

653 N. Capital ave.

TO LET—Four-room oottafS. near Cobum; large yera;

WANTED—Stenographer; young man; eix six weeks' work. Must bs thoroughly competent; state age, experience, reference and salary exported. Address Q 11. care News. WANTED—THE SPENCERIAN Ip P re -« ml - nently the leader In business and shorthand educathm. Graduates secured positions. Investigate. SPENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE. „

on 8. East st.. fruk and shade

Seven-room house, on, E. -floath

half square from Virginia ave, HENRY D.

PIERCE, ‘

13M, N, Meridian.

WANTED—Men and women make 133 weekly selling our celebrated mackintoshes; a grand, good thing for somebody. Writ* at once tot particulars and term*. THE A. C. CATTELL OO., manufacturers, Cincinnati, O.

TO LET—

433 College ave.$16 671 M E. Michigan...330 90 SSS,1S.^;;3aS 8 w 'c4r^:;; » 84 caiffiwd ave.., 8 0o| 158 Agnes 8 00 111 Malott ave. ' n 00 37-39-41 Stevens... 6 99

Get complete printed list at office. W. J, MoCULLOUGH A SONS

No. tt B. Market et.

W A VTKIN—MISCBLLA N BOUfl. WANTED—Paper hanging; rooms «. 118 N. Illinois st. -. - - . ' . x| ■ WANTED—Second-hand school books bought and sold. 21 Virginia. WANTKD—Two persons, well recommended, to take meal* at 446 N. East st. ■WANTED—House North Bidef board owner for rent. Address C 11. care News. WANTED—Butcher's- loe box; must be good and cheap. Address F 11, fisre News. WANTED^Horees to bo^rd; new barti; W of accommodation; lowest prices. Telephone 478.

»£8KRSiSI !5?

777H Senate av, N . -

^ it

WANTED — Standard * work; metropolitan price*. PROGRESS LAUNDRY. Telephone

four nice, unfurnished

North.

Address M 10,

WANTED—Three rooms. Housekeeping,

care News. , WANTED—During this month will do your papering 75- cents per room, side and celling; good work guaranteed. 427 N. Senate. WANTED—Man and wrlfe for suite front rooms. up-stairs, In modern house, near central: h® other roomers; first-class opportunity to right parties; meals, if desired. Address H 10, care

News.

WAiTTED—SITUATION.

SITUATION WANTED—Girl to do family sewing. Address X 19, oaie Nswa. sm r ATTdN WANTED-Experienced cook In private fr.mlly. 42* Muritlngum eu

TO LET—By J. S. 21 Agnes stw...8ao

*8E^apithl'kv, N K gjta 8. ~ Linden st.. 18 00 1187 Capitol av. N 16 00 563 S. Illinois st.. 18 96 276 Holton Place.. 9 00 »7 S New Jersey 17 06 296 W. St. Gtair.. 100 389 Huron et..... 16 00 Ml W. Twelfth. ,6 901141 Pleasant st... 16» 1SS1 Senate av. N I 00170 Fletcher 4ve.. 15 ta 376 Lafayette st. 8 Od 3» 8. Alabama •»- 15 «0

k UIH Yngllsh ave.. 18 M

ngllsh are... IS 00

7 00 423 Madison ave.. 14 « 201 Huron at,.... 18 59 53-66 Bates st.^. 1* 00 303 8. Pm* tat,... 11 «

ate:I»8 , fe%E8| 751 N. N. Jersey. » 00 10. Bates et 10 ta 190 N. East st.... 30 09 50 Jefferson st.... 10 ta 53-7 N. N. Jersey. 30 00 1*6 W. South st.... 10 » 136 Park ave..... 20 00 17 Spann ave ? 9g 948 N. Alabama.. *0 00 256 English ave. 126 Park ave 20 00 183 Pleasant st.

208 NT Noble 333 E. Ohio ..I

277 Christian ave. 15 00;8 Lord st 471 Bellefontalne. 14 00l92 8. Itowrty *t... 461 Highland ave. 12 00)14 McCauley et... 466 Central ave... 13 00:756 8. East st.... 137 E. North at... 14 00131 Detroit et...... 607 Forest sve...- 18 50)242 S. Alabama st. 32 Garfield Place. 12 00'228 Prospect et.... 583 Marlowe ave. 1* 00:18 McCauley at.... 887 Ohrtettan ave. JOOOjl William et

a: 00:70 Spann ave.. IS 001170 Lexington av*.

general

wi.

SITUATION WANTED—German housework. Address W 10, care

SITUATION W . NT ED—By middle-aged woman as chambermaid. Call 251 6. OHve et., Mty. SITUATION WANTED—Competent rook; give •atiefactorj- reference. Room 5, 9614 N. Del-

aware. _

SITUATION WANTED—Experienced, family and hotel cooks. EXCHANGE EMPLOY-. MBNT AGENCY, 3014 N. Delaware. ^ SITUATION WANTED—By youth of eighteen, as clerk or assistant In hardware store; one year’s experience; willing to work; good'Jf7«lfr„ ence; solary secondary importance., yto-lrsi*

”E. H.,’’ Box 180, parthage, Inci.

W A NTED— A GENTS.

371 N. Noble st... 56 John et IT Greenwbod et.. 138 Park av*.,,...

384 Clinton

B tiSPXrx C5-67 John et 97-99 Greenwood.

497 E.

Downey

9 00|33 H 8 09)129 Newman at.

* 001 ITS H

8 60)76 Tollman

Ma# r . ave.. Yandes et..

av#..

Eleventh.*. 6 00)38114 E. Court et..

161 Harmon et.

Oet complete printed Hat at office of Hid garden farms.

».« * w

TO LET—ROOMS.

TO Lpf^Pffbt-rocm house. Call 98 W. Ohio. TO LET—IkllVdelMd Mom/42 p*r week, ill W,

Vitr.tafl—: TO LET-Modern rooms. E. Vermont. ' -

$1 Up; board, $3. 79

News.

_ I.KT-Room*: furnished for housekeeping.

99 N. '.New. Jersey, r . J «5T.ET-Itarge front room and

alcove. 1

71 E. North.

BUSINESS CHANCE.

BUSINESS CHANCE—11 for 1.000 buslnes

cards. VICTOR, 21 N. Delaware.

ortunlly to

1091 VT.

Congress et.. Chicago. , , BUSINESS CHANCE—^ 'M-lta cheap, grocery and meat market; strictly business. Address H 9, care Newo. BUSINESS CHANCHl—Right party can J purchase State agency for insurance company. cheap. Addresa V 10, care News. BUSINESS CHANCE-Free. Bend for my pamphlet "How to Make 10 Per Cent..* Month.” W. E. FOREST, 50 Broadway, N. Y. BUSINESS ‘'HANCE—Patents^ procured on most favorable terms. UNITED STATES. PATENT AGENCY, rooms 17 and 18 Talbott Block. 1

sgntly furnished. Gestrai.

TO LET—Newly furnished rooms; bath: both ' gases; gentlemen preferred. 126 E. Vermont. TO LET - Standard work; ~ roeUtmolltan pricea . PROORESiS LAUNDRY. Telephone 11S. . ■ TO LETr-Speclal rate WiU bs glvam to fltta , ggntlemen for idonyt and board. 292 N. Illinois^ f ’ > '

“.rs::

Newfc ■ TO LETT—Two large, furnished rooms; grate; bath; southern exposure; good boa id; refer* ence. 657 College ave.

BUSINESS CHANCE-Wanted: Partner, act1 vc or silent, In sale stable, with R.Soo or 13.000 cash; horse and mule business. Address L 9. care News. BUSINESS CHANCE - For Sale: The plant and good will of the Excelsior Shirt and Shirt Waist factory, at a bargain. MEYER

KISER. 306 Indians Trust.

BUSINESS CHANCE-Make money; Join our syndicate; 10 per cent, a month guaranteed

on Investment of $39 or over. CO., Box 54, Jamestown, Ind.

TO LET—Members of Legislature choice ^oom; gruuhd floor, private, grate, hath, five squares from postoffice. Terms reasonable; board. If desired^ 359 E. Vermont st. . .TO LET—Two nicely furnished, connected or •ingle rooms; grates; bath; all modern conveniences; private family; central; references, Inquire 91 W. Vermont, between Capitol ave.

and r.linois. ; -

TO LET—OFFICBfl AND STORES.

SYNDICATE

TOdLET^riorid^

TO LEI—Desk room. 719 Leinuke Bui.Um*. TO LET-Desk room. Call at 19 Talbott Block. TO LET—Office space and desk room. 92 8. Illinois «t. TO LET—Store-room, suitable for barter shop. 897 Prospect at. ________

TO LET—Offlos room; 36 W. Georgia st. J quire 38 W. Georgia TO LET—Desk and store-room, with ue*

BUSINESS CHANCE—I want *50 and upward to be Invested In capital stock of an Incorporated manufacturing company. Investigate this. Addree# V H. care News.

teiepttape. 41 Keptuoky ave.

iu DY

e-tocm. 4» 6. iUu

ER A UAScMANN- 31 Circle St.

TO LET—Stare-room and basement. : K. Washington at.; very desirable.

SAYLES.

22x131; 98

c. r.

BUSINESS CHANCE—Business man wanted for treasurer of corporation working under State franchise; small investment required, but under control of party in\estlng. Address

Q 7, care News.

BUSINESS CHANCE—Wanted: A smart man, to represent an investment and banking business; only A 1 business men who can Influence capital; *2,500 yearly. Address room 169, No. 17 New et., New York. •- ■ ■ .. ;

Handsome and quick by safe investments;

F. STYLES. TO LET—Good grocery stand: tatabllshed trade; with five living rooms. Call *66 W. Tenth •$.; old First st. . , TO LET—Handsome, new store-room sad basement; 22x1*0 feet; »« W. Washington at. C F. SAYLES. 77H E. Market.

BUSINESS CHANCEprofits can be made

free guide. E. PATTIANI A CO.. 604 Rialto Building. Chicago- Members Chicago Stock and M. Board. Bonk references. -: BUSINESS CHANCE—Partner; polisher, or man handy about shop; business already established; have plenty of work; must invest 1150; splendid opening to right (Arty; no speculator. Addree* R 10, care News. BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATIONS. mHLDTNG^AND^LioANCF^rida Seal."'" BUILDING AND LOAN—Farmers’ offers terms. JOH.N R HANN, 823 Lemcke. BUILDING AND LOAN—Money to - loan; 6 and 7 per cent.; privilege to pay back 8100 1 more any time, and stop Interest on amount paid; private fund* without delay. MEYER A

KISER, M8 Indiana Trust.

BUILDING AND LOAN-THE "OERMANAMERICaN" does etrictly a building and loan business: now In its sixth year; assets, 1800,000; no expense fund; send for lost atatement. 100 N. Delaware et. G. W. BROWN.

Secretary.

BUILDING AND ikUN—Tbe Indiana Socle

IQ LET-dtore- • ington at', beti

1744x120 feet.

basement

ween 1 Meridian and Jlltobta ita.

t. METZGER AGENCT.

turn. McCullough a son, m je. Market. VMla ita HENRY D. PIERCE, 1*V4 N* Meridian. »

(eridtan.

TO LET—8tor#-roon» _ #taW*T good locatlo

^dwelling awnh^d;

and -

Tgj t,<>, to tenant Call at

SwoetlM-d, the tid mu-

MRUICAL.

MEDK’AL-P. 8. T.;

greatest nerve and system t

creasetl facUtlies. Just over The

ta ' st. Larger quarters, inlow price*. Offlcf. room 2,

unbounded 1

toole;

physicians Indorse it Absolutely pure and

t; the

No secret;

HIM

ness. All druggist! W«JfTF-'N Ul(A.V-r|

poue, lad. ... .«.* ^

s. So cent*.

■H P. «. T. CO

i&Mz ’■ :

Or address

Indiana

■for flavings. ZU Lemcke Building (Mcond floor), offer* satisfactory investment ot savings and trust funds; no membership tee; no *Xpenre fund; stock Issued at any time. Call or send for financial statement, just published; BUILDING idND UOAS^Uot^y to loe*;'A

drug star® ■it* in tn DIANAPOUS CRADLE WORKS, North In-

disnsiSna fad. ' ‘

TOJUBT—fiil E- STssblngton axlHi.

Ot W-. Wsahington. JfatlX). 49 S. Meridian, 18x110. 1

24 W. Ohio, 20x90. ^ * 9, g . Ohio Usrkrt.

TO LB?D-*»»CBUsANEOU». i^y^*DET—Oood^~hori*a , "toP > fta?u > *

large sum of home funds left In our cahs to be loaned in sums of 8109 <0 31.Ota and x at lowest rotes <ff Interest; can furnish

day^ you apply*; pay

<0 *1.Ota and upward an furnish money boat- c When rat

offer far better terms than building associations. A- METZGER AOEN

Odd Fellows Block. P^BUILDlNO and LOAN-lf you want to save money, take shares In the Mutual Home and Saving Association, 72 E. Market st., one ef the largest strictly Icesis in the ally. No withdrawn I fees. No expense fund. No deductions of any kind when you withdrew. Our dividends are tbe largest -** h ■*'’*’*’

i*xid-up stack gets 4 pi

1st January and Ju’.j

per week. ISAAC TK~, A. RHODES. 8.:oretary. ,1 1 m\ ii.fM imat» is m 1 1 .insw—.■i.mw

hail, suitable tor union. P-rf t

with houee, near

*7 W. Ohio.

9 Imdgbn^bwJ. .. Wi---

i-,Ur^S3i*lP

Mt. Jackson. Ind- _ -

TO LET-169 acres.

house; good

it reel car line.

Ington

miles from con

nva. two »; free hatot H. P.

ANKOUNCEM

VICTOR. 38 : announcement-

paim reading*. 99

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» IS W»

1*96 Outing; a

f gives scientific

r ‘t irssr-

bicycle

where ta go, CeWtU, aveT

annOu: Magnetic

guaranteed

Wash

tic Cough Sirup, t

r •4..V *4

ington st.

Strirp, —. y rofuudj

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FOR fifiLK—MJCAL KflTATK.

real pricea

■tatraaaitoM

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PATE—Eighty-acre farm, eight-room use. large horn, natural gas. two county seat. Address D u, cero

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HEAL ESTATE—Cottage, near Pmutti; 369 cash, 310 per month; ciesr of Incumbrance; rents for I* per month. B. M. RALSTON. *£>4 w. Market. REAL ESTATTMOne Of the beet partog'' beet located end cleanest drag stacks in the

hustler; might trad*.

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REAL ESTATE—By Felix Keenan, administrator of the estate of John Parrotl. by

REAL ESTATE-68 Nor dyke brick cottage; "a sweet lit

monthly payments; no incumbrance; 1 rome quick. B. M. RALSTON. 35% W

av*., handsome « little home" : easy

REAL ESTATE—Brick Greencastte, Ind., at about 12 per cent, inv«

bu tineas block bargain; chance

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■ f at; for a few days R. L. TALBOT, 44 Thorpe

REAL ESTATE—Bast bergiin In city: Twelve. room house, with hath, bam. etc.; Ash st. near Home ave.; price, 13.099: jays 16 per cent, on investment. WADDLE * DUGDALK, 483

Lemcke.

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Danville. Ind. watered, good gr

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fair improvements, groin tarm. prta* 93.0W.

40 acres, eleven mi!*# west of city. grav

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acres, in urre*. In farm to Mies at on. Ind.

rood, new house aad barn, price . . acres, near Fayette: 49 saTO*. near 1 Ind.; Ita acres, hear Jamestown. Ind.; 99 In Hendricks county, price 93.909; M6 an Missouri, trade for city property; *9 E Missouri, to exchange for lots; Kansas

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FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS.

FOR SALE-Elegant lot of furniture. 3S W.

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FOR SALE—New Home sewing machine. 129

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rv»K HALE Esoood-hand school book* bought and sold. 21 Vlrginl FOR 8A~ stooia

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FOR SA^E-For

one week, carpets,

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ice-chest, all household goods, to a well-

furnlshed house. 79 Highland Flsoe,

FOR HAIJK—For one week. biSST hedetead* curled birch ehtifcnler, dressing table snd wash«tand, cheap. 7? Higtdayl rUum. vbn BA£i£i&rovea"BxcelsIor Incubator, 369

vlU trade for hot bed sash; barMarlon ave., West indlaitapo*

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FOR HALE—For one week, almost new par* ‘ lor. llhmry and leather-seat*d dining chair*, extension table, one set Havlto china. 71

Highland Flaee.

FOR SALE—New stock ✓general merchondleei Invoice 1750; half cash, balance on eaay pay* rpenu. No competition. Bargain. Address B.4 , Ind. \

37. Shirley,

FOR SALS—Meat market, with nice cash trade; room newly equipped tor stock of groceries. Call or address 63 Marlon ave..

west Indianapolis.

TOR~sA^-wiirrtSirisiriii' 0 rmy Itv: mouth Rock. Plymouth Cochins and Houdohs at rock bottom prfoas- first-clam stock. Call 93 Marion ave.. West Indianapolis.

FOR TRADE.

Msyw-i.x! ullen.

FOR TRADE—Carpenter work for one-horoa

lumber wagon. Address B 11, care News. FOR TRADE—Three clear lots In trads for squlty,, »TJ»Ol»K «A FU.

FOR TRADE—Equ»ty In handsomt Noblexl Black* r ®* i4 * n ‘ K ' BALLARD,' 36 Baldwin FOR * TRADE—•A'"'Ntx~I ^gbmsrrfit good rental property. TUTTLE A MMILTN,

3 E. Market. , ■

FOR TRADE—Uxrpcnter desk for brick* and sash, plastering, painting, tin work, lumber.

*00 Fletcher av*. , ,

FOR TRADE—A modern residence, north, for farm or rental properties. TUTTLE A SEQ-

UIN, 2* E. Market.

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FOR TRADE-E. Woshington-st. business Mooli for rental properties. TUTTLE A SEQUIN, 23 E. Market. FOR TRADE-Lot*. N~ Delaware and Pennsylvania, clear of Incumbrance, and cash, for modern residence. I. N. RICHIE, 60 E, Market ' FOR TRADE—Elegant drug store; suburb of Indianapolis, with 2.900 Inhabitants (no opposition); rent only I*. Telephone paid three months in advance. Good trade, Owner no druggist. Cotpe quick. Chance of y*ur life. BTR0U8E A FULLER, IS E. Market et.. Indlanapotte. ______ ________ FOR TRADE-Well-looated grocery, with large trade, to exchange for cottage; frame business block, dear, for rental property or vacant lots, north; electric light plant, that pay* 15 per cent, an Inveetment. for roerldence and rental property; will take some incumbrance; equity in email houee in West Indianapolis for tat. WADDLE A DUGDALE. 433 Lemcke. ^ . . r FOR TRADE—Good pa>-ing smairbuMnee*. ott Washington at., worth about 31,090, trad* for vacant lot, or sell on easy terms, expenses tight and will pay a wrod^ profit ; _also Urge trade

erty; equities in good, desirable penpentee f vacant lots or small propsrUes. WEBBER CO.. II E. Market st. - .

FOB SALK—HOHflBfl AND yBMICLIfl. FOR SALE—Femiiy horse. 3M E. North st. FOR SALE-** W. Merrill et.. on* three-spring grocery wagon; square top and roomy; good FOR fiADB-PUno-box sleigh, «6; light surr#^, 810: phaeton. 828; open road wagon, 8». 1»* N. 1111001#. . FOR SALE—Oetole famliy hors*, harmrt# and ^szi ‘ ^ / huu .»Ai.a--Hom# wintered; best feed and car# and stable bod weather. W. D. HUFF-

MAN, 24 Dunlop st.

gTOVE CO.. 36 Sharpe st ^ y,... .. Massachusetts ave., room 7. .. - "A r ■■ .1 FOR SALE-Lap robes, » »

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