Indianapolis News, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 January 1897 — Page 3
THE INDIANAPOLIS NEWS, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY
l AND S. ASSOCIATIOH
COimBNTtON
«^t«d to amount of •50,0^0, a verUL-t by eontsmt w*« romtortid to-day for tha plaintiff. The terms of the ssttlement are not stated. JOHN V. SLIDER'S WILL
WANTRO—rBMALAC HEXP.
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lillnolt.
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WUI »e til* lusraest Moat maptoMeatatlve U» the •f the Aaaoelattoa—
The Relatives Threatealns To Contest Heeanse of Testator’s Mind.
_ws Central ave. WAxrko—Oood
pr ■ ' New*, t—John T. treasurer of Supplies A»Ctneinnati, to aroonvention, city February i will be the largmost Interesting yet held. . It the association It Is given, but the Association, and i from the United States hr* to be the guests of
1
SECRETARY JOHN T. STAFF. h — C. M. and S. .Association. JMr. Staff that from letters received the atn»»nce will be between 1.800 and 2.000. will bo a representative body of a a| industry. „ packing business, while reaching , the millions of coses annually, has lered considerably from th# general ‘ Of the past few years, and the etlng wfll-be of especial Interns it will deal largely with the fuof the Industry. In U»3 the entire of all the factories was con- ^ but in the year following there t a surplus of over 3.000.000 cases, on of the panic. At a meeting of ern Packers’ Association, held at that year,'all numbers present, In number, pledged thembut half time the following was done, not only in Ififtn, as well, but there Is still tcess of product. This. It Is t so much the result of i as It is of the hard times, there has been a very rnaMt in the cost of such goods Much of this ts due to i to growing crops and to ichinerv. There has also nts on every can also goes to the ... oer. Mr. Staff was delegation that visited seven years ago, to petition oval of the tariff on tin, and « Is pleased with the results. , trade, the cans which formerly - each are now to 1* had for 1*4 , »' ! Ohio boundary, furnish th their own «*d. Grow- ; g# to tae proper ' cultivating, and have been re- , «,
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it will 1 would nting 2,720 best known rec™_aets per acre, ami l a very poor one, the tslderably less than T>e usual average ive teen moneyt been more factories
*p«clal to Th* Indiaaspoll* News. Kokomo, Ind., January »>.—The will of the late John W. Slider, probated Monday, gives more than half the estate, est.mated at $30,000, to beneficiaries outside of the circle of relationship. The Grace Methodist Episcopal church is given a resdence property vslued at $2,600. The home residence is bequeathed to Mrs. Martha McFann, a sister of the testator's divorced wife, who also gets a small farm. Mrs. Laura Sawyer is willed a residence worth <3,000, and Miss Mamie Johnson is given a portion of a business block. The remainder of the property goes to relatives. »There Is a disposition on the part of the family to contest the will on the ground of mental Incompetency. The istrument bears date of December 16, 1336, being made the same dsy Slider shot himself with suicidal Intent, and two days after swallowing a dose of poison. The third and successful attempt at suicide was accomplished by hurling himself from the roof of his two-story business block. SUIT FOR 1100,000 DAMAGES The Sensational Newspaper Story Upon Which It la Based. — Fresno. Cal., January 20.—Suit has been begun by Charles A. Schwelser, a harnessmaker, against the San Francisco Call to recover damages In the sum of $100.000 for alleged libel. The article upon which the suit is based was a sensational story to the effect that Schwelser had hired John Barker, since dead, to assassinate Solomon Lehman, upon whose life Schwelser held an insurance policy for $5,000, as security for money loaned. The grand jury investigated the chargee and arrived at the conclusion that they were the result of a conspiracy to blackmail Schw'elser. Three attempts were made to assassinate Lehman, and a charge of shot fired from an ambush wounded his daughter, who was riding with him at the time. AN EARTHQUAKE IN KISHM. It Is Reported To Have Caused a Great Loss of Life.
WANTED—Good tori, to assfet housework. HO
g. Ohio.
WANTRD—Girl for senerwl housework. «'all
_ woman for
washing. 20 English av«.
housekeeper, no
xpertenced white girl; general
housework. SX X. East st. WANTHI >—Girl, to assist in light housework; no washing. «1 Wright «»• WAXTEU—A good white girl for general housework. J18 N. Alabama at.
leggln*. knee 3. Illinois.
length. Me.
liberal con-
WANTED- Jersey K1STNER H. to
WANTED—Insurance solicitors: tract. «2 Lemcke Budding. \VAXTED-^Latil*s; piece work; steady employment^; good^vagos^SS X. East. W ANTED—Good, white girl for general housework; references. 613 College ave. WANTED—Cook. ARLINGTON HOTEL Edinburg. fnd. Write, stating wages. WANTED—Experienced shirt-makers to work at factory. 12 and 14 X. MIsslsaippi st. WANTED—Good woman cook; only first-class pastry cook need apply. STTBBlXg HOTEL. WANTED—Feathers renovated, nought and sold. 11« Msssaotmaetts ave. B. F. DUBOIS. WANTED—Working girls anxious to study. STUDENTS' INDUSTRIAL UNION, 89 Bald-
win.
WANTED—MI3C*LLAJfBOU*.
WANTED—Florida Esal. U -ANTED—Tlefa-i-mlngo.
WANTED-Wright's Magnetic Liniment. Best In use.
WANTED—Day boarders; flrst-claaa table. N. Delaware.
WANTED—Cash paid far household goods. W. Washington.
WANTED—Desk room; centrally located, dress 6» Broadway.
WANTED-Old gold and WARD. 11 N. Meridian.
stiver tor cash.
WANTED—Good, cheap hors* for delivery. Addreaa C 21. care News.
WANTED—Two unfurnished rooms. IS. Address B 21. care News.
FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS.
FOR KALE—Florida Seal.
FOR 8ALS—Cigar store, ave.
m Massachusetts
FOR SALE—Wright Magnetic Cough airup. No ■ better. sgimitisei&mMmmmmmwimmiem
FOR SALE—Barber outfit. 1HH W. Washing-
ton at.
FOR SALE—Two fresh cows and calves. Shelby st.
FOR SALE—Good Singer sewing machine. J7 Carlos st.
FOR SALE—Fine-bred fox-terrier puppies. N. Delaware st.
FOR SALE—One-chair barber shop outfit. quire 1U N. Liberty st.
WANTED—Teeth, to; crowns, fg. SELLERS, I Dentist. MV4 «• Illinois. WANTED—SI for 1.000 business cards; VICTOR. 2» N. Delaware st. WANTED—Three or four unfurnished room*. ! Address A 21, care News. ! WANTED—Half or portion of lot in Crown H1U. Box 137. Irvington. WANTBD—Roomers and boarders^ board rea- ; tenable. 72 W. Vermont st. WANTED—To furnished and hang paper, *1.75 per room. 135 Virginia ave.. rear.
FOR BALE—i.ooo printed dodgers for II. TOR, R N. Delaware.
FOR BALE—Lump coal, 32.31
Washington at.
V1C-
ton.
FOR BALE—Second-hand school books bought
and sold, a Virginia ave.
leno. at a bar-
WANTED—Competent German girl for general housework; references required. 305 Capitol ave., N.
WANTED—Competent German girl for general houaework; references required. 200 N. Me-
ridian st.
WANTED—Girl to do general housework. Ap-
Thursday. between
ply
» and
Central ave.,
WANTED—Girl (German) for general housework in private family; good wages. 1068
N. Illinois st.
London, January 20.—A Times dispatch from Teheran, Persia, says that an earthquake occurred on the Island of Klshm, In the Persian gulf, on January 11, attended by enormous loss of life. Klshm is near the entrance to the Persian gulf and is the largest Island In that body of water, being surrounded by many smaller islands. Its length is seventy mile* and its average breadth twelve miles. The population i« estimated at 6,000, chiefly Arabs. Th, island belongs to the Imam of Muscat. A Suicide Near Holton. Special to The Indianapolis News. Holton, Ind., January 20.—Frank Gray, twenty-six years old, committed suicide near here yesterday by shooting himself through the head. Mr. Gray and his wife separated ten months ago, he bringing suit for divorce. In which he failed.
STUDENTS.
Night In JitiI—The Wager. to The ‘Indianapolis New». Ind., January 20.-Messrs. two DePaiiw Unilast night in the __ were not put at thatr night heW'-d of a fifty-cent been out to I In offered to bet would not be kicked in were ‘'nervy," the wager. They thieves and 1 murderlads Jokes at but and each »ere have been samples of colfege pranks jw. but this Jail experience to the prise. ||g ON TRIAL FOR ARSON.
1 New*. January 20.—The rged with ars Montgomery for some _ „ of the Montgomery of John L. qocratic polbarn in which stallions was * ‘ r that both cut before cn and his were under susthe animals were - than they were having been persuaded "it they were registered
PHELPS BROS.
14 East Washington St.
Between Meridian and Pennsylva-
nia Streets.
DRESS LININGS ^\Ve are the cheapest lining house In the 12ttc yard-wide Taffeta at...... toe 16c, yard-wide Taffeta at
1 Sc IBc
9c
4&c
15c IOC
ia>jc
19c yard-wide Taffeta at Best quality Moired Moreen.... Best, yard-wide cotton Duck at The very beat soft-finish Cambrics made, nothing better in the city at .. ..— ........ Linen Duck or Canvas at 10c and Drilling Waist Lining at 8c and Good, yard-wide SIWi&s at.... We make a specialty of a Silesia at 16c; this Includes fancy backs, black back,
evening shades, also Moired f E r
Percallnes, all at once price..
2-yard wide Fiber Chamois at .. ITc Crinolines, Grass Cloth, Acorn Silka-
line, Etc.
One lot choice Plaid Dress Goods, special this week, worth from 18c to 25c, all at 10J/ r one price SPECIAL IN LINENS 16x35~lnoh all-llnen, knotted fringe Towels, fancy border.. 60-inch, bleach Table Linen at.. 3»c Before you buy Table Linen you ought to see what wo are selling at 26c, 36c, 50c, 69c, 75c and 86c. _ IS-tnch all-linen, fast edge Tow- 'Tr eling at 5c and v This week our ladies’ $4 hand- ♦R QO turn Sbdes at 44*00 PHELPS BROS. 14 East Washington St. Nearly opooelte the new high building.
DIED.
QUIRK—Marguerite, died January IS. at the
Friends welcome
WANTED—INDIANA DENTAL COLLEGE, 89 E. Ohio at.. I* open from 9 a. m. to S p. m.
ExtracMng free.
WANTED-Two good German girls; permanent place; one cook; one for second place; good wages. 187 N. Alabama st. WANTED—FTrst-ciaea upholsterer who can make himself generally useful in furniture
store. Address V 20. care News.
WANTED—Young girl, between ages of thirteen and seventeen years, for very light
housework. Address D 21, care News.
WANTED—Old hats and rubbers repaired. _WM. DEPUY. 47 Massachusetts ave. WANTED—Furnished apartments for light housekeeping. Address E 32, care News, WANTED—To trade merchant tailoring lor diamond earrings or ring. Address N 89, care News.
WANTED—To borrow money on New York Life Insurance policy. Add re** Q 20. care News, WANTED—»6 for full aet of teet*. Extracted without pain, at EARHARTS, 16* E. Washington.
WANTED—A partner to take half interest in a manufacturing business. Address F 30, care News.
WANTED—To loan money on watches and diamonds; fair dealing and private. Room 84
Ingalls Block.
WAXTED-Found: The che
• to
teapest plac
clothing and dry goods at 170 W, Washington.
THE GLOBE.
WANTED—The only school here whose proprietors are practical teachers. Investigate our claims. SPENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEOE. WANTED—An elderly lady for housekeeping; WANTED—Vital tied air for palnleaa extracting. TAFT-S DENTAL PARLORS. 26 W.
Washington st.
WANTED—Agenta to solicit membership for a music, association; salary 350 to *80 month; 33 to 35 security required. Box
general delivery.
&:
WANTED—Beat day and night acbool. BRYANT & STRATTON BUSINESS UNIVERSITY. Elevator. When. Enter now. E. J. HEEB. President. WANTED—Ladles, don't wear rubbers; wear water-proof kid shoes, patent leather trimmed and very durable. 31.98. KISTNER'S SHOE STORE. S3 8. Illlnola. WANTED—18 per 100 caah paid for collecting names. Send 10c for blank book and go to work at once. J. ROWELL Dept. 2, 378 N. Hamlin ave.. Chicago. WANTEI>—Woman with *1.500. as silent partner; large profit* in the business; unquestion, able city references; correspondence confidential. Address G 20, care News.
WANTED-
GET TOUR RUBBERS
— AT —
NEERMANS. Children's rubbers, else* 9 to KH4. at 1 MIsays' rubbers, sizes 13 to 2. at 30c. Ladles’ rubbers at 25c. 273 MASSACHUSETTS AVE.
Cured—L.
Vw,
WANTED—Sciatic Rheumatism
Wagner, wholesale druggist, Richmond, Vi* says: "I bad a fearful attack of sciatic rheumatism, was laid up almost two months; was fortunate enough to get Mystic Cure for
WANTED—INDIANA DENTAL COLLEGE. 89 E. Ohio st.. Is open from 9 a. m. to j p. m. Extracting free. WANTED—Good voices wanted for chuirch :hoir. Apply First Baptist church, Wednes-
cholr. Apply day, at 4 and 7
p. m.
WANTED—Three or four furnished rooms for housekeeping, or whole furnished house. Qall 224 X. New Jersey st.
FOR SALE—Fine, new upright pi gain. 323 Beliefontalne at.
FOR SALE—Chambers’s Bouquet, best 6-cent cigar. Beat dealers have 1L FOR SALE-8.000 pal™ of pants, 49c. REEDER'S. 234 W. Washington st.
FOR SALE-Real estate of*all kinds. FRANK M. ELSTUN. 77 E. Market st. FOR SALE—Meat market; good location; cheap. Address T 20. care New*. FOR SALE—First-class rooming house; going Into other business. 48 N. West st. TOR SALE—Water-proof kid school shoes at KISTNER'S SHOE STORE, S3 S. KUnois.
for SALE—R£AL estate.
bayl
REAL ESTATE—Insurance. B.(
REAL ESTATE—3AYLES. T7 g. Market-! REAL ESTATE—See our rental list. C. W. OAKES. REAL ESTATE—Cheapest let lu Morton Place
■WlimiJlr, tot LiRUto—
li* Cheapest cottage m In. dlanapolls. 439 Park are.
™ ANK “
REAL ESTATE—New. modern bouse; north;
must sell. 15 Baldwin Block.
R ii 1 -^ T * A T T, arrK£iL‘'s A H,H "
REAL ESTATE—Private money to loan; < per rent. C. F. BATLES. TTH E. Market.
REAL ESTATE—Ten dear lota Ingalls, for equity. Qall BTROUSE A FULLER.
— Insurance * and ~ioana.
GEORGE WOLF, second floor Lemcke Build-
ing.
ESTATE
REAL
properties. aware st.
■Wgshington st. business SMOCK A MATHER, 32 N. Del-
TO LETT—ROOMS.
TG HIT—HOI SES.
TO LET—Florida Sea*. ] TO SJtt' CWtoto. • TO LET— FurnIshed room TWh. 148 X. Illlm.D. | TO LET—List. 19 Circle. ~ TO LET—Clesn. furnished'rooms. US N lull- TO LET—MstagsU* Agency.
nal *' | ■ I
TO LET—Rooms. *f up; boar,i~ *3.133 N. DM.
aware.
TO LET—Room, Bee Hive Biiit" A*17Tn. Meridian. TO LET—Room, to man and wife. Michigan. TO LET—Pleasant, front room; t4th; »~ X. Illinois.
TO LET—Nicely furnished front rooms.
Vermont st.
TO LET—Furnished 172 N, East. T 2> x y E Tr Furnl * bed '
68 alnut.
-TOW.
TO LET—SAYLES, 7714 E- Market, TO LET—SPANN A CO.. M E. Market. JO LKT—See li»t. jC E. COSTIM A CO
TO LET-House, at Are ropOM. battt, and fw»I
nace. M Hudson st.
ZkiooSr IT.iy?: *- *~-
front room, very cheap,
front
TO LET—Boardlng-bouse, _ Inquire at Bryce s bakery.
TO LET-
l n.on
TO LET—Furnished room for two gentlemen.
IB E. New York.
X) IdJ£T—MfxJem e* at hi-room TO Ucf -MTki.ro. flve-roorn low to email family; r
bouse; m N.
UK Mar-.
REAL ESTATE—Ruckle st. tot, 40x135; *1.209: a bargain. GEORGE WOLF, second floor Umcke Building. REAL ESTATE—Money to loan on real estate security. GEOROE WOLF, second floor
Lemcke Building.
REAL ESTATE—Cash customer for good ten to twelve-room, modern house, north or
northeast. MICK A CO.
FOR SALE—Ladies' Jersey leggins, knee length. 98c. KISTNER'S SHOE STORE. FOR SAU3—Cheapest place to buy wall paper, at HUTCHINSON'S, 178 E. Washington.
FOR BALE—Dining table, cnalrs. sideboard and refrigerator. Room 15 Halcyon Block.
FOR BALE — Your DJfiR'S GROCERY.
SCHRA453 and 457 Virginia ave.
FOR SALE—Musical instruments, on payments. CARLIN A LENNOX. 31 E. Market.
TOR SALE—Guitars and mandolins on Payment*. O. J. CONRAD. 79-73 Massachusetts are.
FOR SALE—A few unredeemed watches and diamonds, very cheap, at room 24 Ingalls Block.
FOR SALE—Blacksmith *hop; centrally located; or rent. Apply POLAR ICE CO., 175 E. Wabash.
FOR SALE—Warm-lined house slippers. 39o and up. KISTNER'S SHOE STORE. (3 8.
WANTED—Three unfurnished room* or small cottage; rent payable weekly for first month. Addrene J 21, care News.
WANTED — Enel’s Steam Laundry for and deliver your laundry to an
the city. Telephone 1089.
will call
ny pan of
WANTED — Horseshoeing. Light, general purpose horses shod, new shoes. *110 spot cash. GIBBS & CO- 67 Capitol ave.. X.
or Capitol ave., between &ew York and First; want a bargain. Address P a, care News.
WANTED—Cash customer for good ten or
lodem house, north or north-
twelve-room. modem house, north or northWtll purchase immediately. MICK A
east.
CO.
WANTED—Everybody to buy their railroad tickets at SLATTS A POE'S cut-rate ticket office (formerly Frey's). 122 S. Illinois st.;
also 75 S. Illinois st. Telephone 362.
WANTED—Room and board for a young lady in a respectable private family; modem
venlences; near business ticulars, including price.
WA.N'TEi)—
private family; modem business center. Give fulF
Box 436, city.
conpar-
AX ACKNOWLEDGMENT.
WE ARE AFTER YOUR MONEY.
We use.
need It. We guarantee to put it to good
Rheumatism. This cured me after doctor's
I
results from others
e also heard of fine results from others > have used it.” Sold by George Sloan, 22 Washington, and all druggists. Indianapolis.
WANTED—MALE HELP. WANTED—Tlsh-1-mlngo. WANTED—Good barber.
266 W. North st.
WANTED—City salesman. News.
Addreaq R 39, care
WANTED—Old watches and Jewelry for cash. 23 Virginia ave.
WANTED—First-class barber to rent newly
lar W. Thirtieth st.
famished shop.
WANTED—Good solicitors for Indiana, Ohio and Illinois. Room 19 Phoenix Block. .WANTED—Sign painter, to oo lettering In exchange for board. 125 E. Washington st.
ble. 290 W. Market.
10c; quiet and comforta-
(Closed at 19 p. m.)
WANTED—To buy or rent a pool table; must be cheap. Address 738 W. Washington st.
WANTED—An experienced house man or but-
,t the office of H. P. Wasson
ler. Apply
A Co.
WANTED—Active gentlemen to aolicit life Insurance. J. S. LAMBERT. 11 and 13 When
WANTED—Saleeman to drug trade; side line or exclusive. J. W. KNIGHT, 217 State. Racine, Wis. .
WANTED—To loan money on watches, diamonds; fair dealing and private. Room-34
b: ‘
Ingalls Block.
WANTED—Collars and cuffs. H4c; bundles called for and delivered. PROGRESS LAUN-
DRY. Telephone 1131.
WANTED—Agents and branch managers; salary or commission. HUNTER TAILORING AND SHIRT CO.. CmclnnatL
WANTED—Young men, the Indianapolis Barber School donates tools Positions; positions. Cell or address 188M, W. Washington st.
splendid chance Sen 10 and 3,
Jihg. opposite postofflee.
WANTED—A few good men;
for hustlers. Apply between 10 and 3, room
637 Lemcke Buildlni
WANTED—Agent* to solicit memberships In a music association; salary *50 to (80 month; *5 security required. Box 323. genei
delivery.
per sral
WANTED—*30 a
salesmen; expe
nent positto: Louis, Mo.
THE
WANTED—Best day and night school. BRYANT A STRATTON BUSINESS UNIVERSITY. Elevator. When. Enter now. E. J. HEEB, President.
Card of Thank*.
Mrs. Wiseer and family desire to
; ; Mr.. gad
thank the friend* in National v»m
friends ami neighbor*, for their kind attentions
jghter and sister Emma during her I for their sympathy In their be-
xvement.
to tbetr daugti illness, and
ard factory.
■ atteHH
durir
FUNERAL DIRECTORS—IRVIN A ADAMS, 97 N. Illinois at. Telephone 1154. F u nTTr a L DIRECTORS - FRANK* BLANCHARD. Undertaker. 99 N. Delaware at. 'Phones: Office, 411; residence. 859. F ^RTOELGS* UNDERTAKING ROOMS. 89 N. Illinois at. Telephone 250. FUNERAL DIRECTORS— PLANNER A BUCHANAN. ' LADY EMBALMER For ladles and children. 173 N. WlBOto at. Telephone *41.
MONl MBNTS-AUa. DIKNER.
3181 ■ strictly comoikMian: excluslvi E. Wash- references and stamp tor rep:
MEIGHAN A CD.
lowest prices.
WANTED—Unequaied facilities for teaching
commercial, shorthand and common school
branches. SPENCERIAN BUSINESS COL-
LBOB, Washington and Meridian. WANTED—Young married man. with experience as meat-cutter and solicitor on the
North Side; must have good reference. Give
address. Address Q 19, care News.
WANTED—General agent; experienced book
canvasser; to travel and appoint agents; nal-
ary based upon amount of business. State
experience. Address G 21. care News WANTED—First-class meal and lunch cook; must be euber; single man preferred; good,
steady Job for the right person. Address WaF-
FLAR A BATES. 31 E. Jefferson st.. Tipton.
Ind.
WANTED-Money to loan; 6 and 7 per rent,; privilege to pay back $100 or more any time, and atop Interest on amount paid; private funds without delay. MEYER A KISER. SO* Indiana Trust. WANTED—Men to learn barber trade; only eight weeks required:, situation or business location guaranteed. Write for Illustrated catalogue. mailed free. MOLER’S BARBER COLLEQE, kjourth and Central ave., Cincinnati, O. oughly experienced; established saloon trade; MnniilB territory. Send
WANTED—First-class Ahieky salesman; tbor-
saloon to e territory
ply.
M FW?z8sgrsrz
SOCIETY AND CLUB MEETINGS. SOCIETY—First Spiritualist church, Alabama and New York st#.. will hold services Friday ■vening, at 7.‘46 o'clock. Mr. Edgar W. Emerson will lecture and follow with a seance. rr —"Regular meeting ‘ Phlloxenisn No. 44. I. O, O. F.. this evening, at ok. Grand Lodge Hall. V}*itors invited
With us. E. B. PUGH, N, G. P. LANDES, Rec. Secretary.
—Stated monthly meeting of Marion No. S3. F. and A. M., this (Wednes-
~ '' o’clock, for business. Mem-
JAVOl: WATTS, W. M. RUMMON D. Secretary.
None others Lexington. Ky.
WANTED—An Idea. Who can think of some simple thing to patent? Protect your ideas; they may bring you wealth. Write JOHN WEDDEBBURX A OO.. patent attorneys. Washington. D. C, for their *1.809 pris* offer and Hat of 200 Inventions wanted. WANTED-Sollcitor for “Bryan's Battle for Free Silver,” with biography Bryan and wife; also speeches. Bonanza for agents. Tremendous demand. Commission 60 per cent. Credit given. Fi eight paid. Outfits free. Write 100.7 Chicago.
WANTED—Thousand of good places under the McKinley administration in every part of thi Mintrv. Do you want one? The mid-wi:
mid-winter
edition of the National Recorder will tell how
to got a position,
the NATIONAL RECORDER,
». C.
Send 5 rents la stamps to
Washington,
ENT—Transfer to
a, pmupnger 'Phone 1636.
and from GREEN A
WANTED—Deputies to represent in,- American Benevolent Legion and organize councils in
bottle of Wright's Liniment and Tenia
;km and organize councils in in the United States: the
most popular system of insurance in the world; contracts liberal. Address AMERICAN BEI "NEVOLENT LEGION. 1*88 Chemical Building,
St. .Louis. Mo.
nc ...
We are so anxious about the matter that
lar
uno
of money than any other good printer In the
we will give you quantity of printet
than
er
better quality and it
ed matter
her
quality and larger for the same amount
city. Try us. At least, you on your next Job.
let an figure with
CHANCE-MATTHEWS PRINTING CO., 32 W. Washington st. Telephone 1282. Over The New*.
SITUATION
Florida Seal.
SITUATION WANTED\A*
Tecumaeh are. .
housekeeper. ,46
^rattg^Srit^or ^ehea "houariragperVft^* ’VaYL
widower. Address W 20, care New*.
SITUATION WANTED—Girl;’ light housework. 20 Carlo*
SITUATION WANTED—As
SITUATION WANTED—By good girl. In small family. Address 67 Traub ave.. city.
SITUATION WANTED—Colored girl; general houaework; references. 37 W. Ohio. SITUATION WANTED—Colortd girl; general housework; reference. 479 Superior st.
Illinois at.
FOR SALE—Spectacles and eyeglasses fitted,
OPTICIAN LANDO’S. 98 N. Penn-
50c Up, at sylvania st.
FOR SALE—Money to loan on watches and diamonds; fair dealing and private room. 34 Ingalls Block.
FOR SALE—Upright piano; new; one of best made; for sale at less than value. Beliefontalne st.
the 323
REAL ESTATE—Have cash customer for lot on Ohio, Market or Washington, near Arsenal ave. MICK & CO. FOR SALE—Capes and Jackets sold on payments; all new styles. O. J. CONRAD, 79-73
Massachusetts ave.
FOR SALE—Stoves and furniture. M. P. ANDERSON'S STORAGE HOUSE, corner Hosbrook and Cedar sts.
cuffs, l&c; bundles PROGRESS LAUN-
TOR SALE—Collars and called for and delivered. DRY. Telephone 1121.
FOR SALE—One roll-to desk with stool, one
Pennsylvania
one standing skid. Apply
top <le*k. warehouse
at 82 S. Pennsylvania. FOR SALE—Iron safe (Hall & Marvin); double doors; time lock; first-class safe; burglar proof. Address L 20, care News. FOR SALE—Elegantly furnished rooming or boarding house; best location; cheap rent; must aell at once. 100 X. Senate. TOR SALE—Luggy cushions, buggy tops, light wheels, wagons, buggies and surreys;* also shafts. AL SMITH. 265 S. Illinois st.
TOR SALE—Horseshoeing. Light, general
ffpurpose horses shod, new shoes, *1.10 spot cash. GIBBS ft CO., 67 Capitol aVe.. N.
FOR SALE—Cheap raliroad tickete to all points, at SLATTS ft POES cut-rate ticket offices. 75 S. Illinois st. Telephone 362. f
In
REAL ESTATE—A
few- more Morton Place lots
moderate prices. GEORGE WOLF.
opd floor Lemcke Building.
REAL ESTATE-Wanted: A good, vacant lot, north; must be a bargain. Give location and price. Address H 31, care News. REAL ESTATE—I have a few choice lots on
Meridian 'st.,
g]
at low flgui
WOLF, second floor Lemcke Bt
res. GEORGE
ullding.
REAL ESTATE—Several West Indianapolis cottages; small payment down: balance In building association, payable $3 weekly. L O.
MILLER, 117 W. Georgia st.
REAL ESTATE—Insure yoi Insurance Company of Not _
Pennsylvania Fire Insurance Company, with HENRY' H. FAY. 40H K. Washington st^H
property In the
orth America or the
REAL ESTATE—For sale, to redeem from sheriff's sale, soon to be valid: A first-class ten-room residence; well located; northeast; Price *8,300. M. ARBUCKLE. 63 E. Market. REAL ESTATE—Has no equal: Two-story'; nine rooms; on Broadway, south of Seventt st.; prior. *2.800. for four days; half cash, bal ance long lime. M. ARBUCKLE, 62 E. Market.
TOILET—Room; board: ^utb; private family. TO LET—Furnishsd or unfuniighad; modern; cheap. 182 X. Senate. TO LEY—Modern, furnished room, for gentlemen. 39 W. Vermont at. TO LET—Handsomely furnished rooms; bath; board. 4*4 N. Delaware.
only.
TO LET—Dwelling; 389 X. rooms; modern conveniences. TO LET—1137 X. liend tan;
TnVuTre-*%
bath; furnace.JOS Inquire#* Talbott ave.
SET'
rooms;
ck.
gentlemen
TO LET—Furnished Grand Opera House Block
TO LET—Nice, Urge room, with board; privi-
Icge of parlor. . 393 N. Illinois.
E. Market
TO LET—Three beautiful, unfurnished rooms; central. Inquire 173 E South. TO LET—Furnished rooms;"front or side; both
gases; bath. 372 X. Meridian.
TO LET—Collar* and cuffs. Use; bundles called TriepW.nft' eml PROO RB*S LAUNDRY.:
TO LET—‘Nicely furnished side room; suitable for two; modem, 422 X. Illinois. TO LET—Rooms in Hereth and Macy Block! 82H E. Washington at. Apply room 8.
TO LET—Unfurnished or furnished rooms; bath; board; reference 304 N. Illinois st. TO LET—Gentlemen; Urge, front room; minl-
^ quick you get
ern. Apply after 5 o’clock.
197 N. Alabama.
bath;
gases;
171 Beliefon-
TO LET—Double room: both board. If desired; good location,
taine.
TO LET—Handsomely furnished front room; bath; 416 squares from Denison. 330 N. New Jersey.
TO LET
If desired;
nois st.
Nicely furnished room, with board, odern conveniences. 854 N. I1U*
-Money to loah; 4 and 7 per
*100 or more any
REAL ESTATE
cent.; privilege to pay back
time, and stop interest on amount paid; pri vats funds without delay. MEYER ft KISER, 306 Indiana Trust. REAL ESTATE—Money to loan; a Urge sum of home funds left In our care to be loaned In sums of *100 to *1,000 and upward, at lowest rates of Interest; can furnish money same day you apply; pay back when you please. A. METZGER AGENCY, 5 Odd Fellows Hall. _ REAL ESTATE—The real estate business heretofore conducted at room 3, T7H E. Market Et.. by Booth fc Johnson, has been transferred to room 236 Lemcke Building, where it will be continued by John S. Booth, who assures all of courteous treatment and efficient' services. If yon wish to buy. soil or trade real estate, stocks, bonds or merchandise, call. Money to loan on best' terms. Remember the place,
room 2S6 lemcke Building.
NOTICE.
NOTICE-Wright's
■ Guaranteed.
Magnetic System Tonic.
NOTICE—1,000 printed bill beads for *1.50. VIC-
TOR. 96 N. DeUware.
NOTICE—The place to buy lump coal at *2.60 a ton. Gall 478 E. Washington at.
NOTICE—Board; on farm In Florida; cheap. Address DAVID ANDREWS. Chlpley. Fla. NOTICE—Ocullsi's prescriptions tilled on short notice, lowest prices, at LAN DO’3, Optician, 93 N. Pennsylvania st.
TOR SALE—No. 2 Remington typewriter, good order; reasonable price: cash or paymenta. 55 Thorpe Block. 87 K. Market st, FOR SALE—Typewriter; Remington, No. 2; little used; very cheap. Call at ticket receiver
id; very
Pennsylvania lines
Wednesi
[vanii
day.
Ice, Union station.
REAL ESTATE—Nine-room, modern house. north, worth *4,500; will take *3,500; small payment down, balance long time. TUCKER, 436 Lemcke Building.
TOR SALE—A few uncalled-for suits, very cheap. All-wool panto. 12- Pants to order.
Suits and overcoats to order *12 up LOR ft SCHNEIDER. 22 Circle.
TOR SALE—PILLBBURY'S BEST FLOUR.
XXKX Brand Leads the World.
When buying notice the brand on bbl. or sack.
Plllsbury’s Best KXXX. Take no other.
SITUATION WANTED-Good colored man, a cook or bouse man. 581 E. Seventeenth st.
TOR SALE-
SPECIAL SALE OF FLOUR FOR A FEW DAYS ONLY.
SITUATION WANTED—Good, reliable girl for general houaework. Address Z 21. care New*. SITUATION WANTED—First-claaa Scotch. German girl; reference. 3<H4 N. Delaware, room 13. , '
SITUATION—'By a good German girl, for sec>nd work. Can give reference. Call at 34
ond worl Agnes st.
SITUATION WANTED-A# hostler In private family. Call or address W. H. EASTWOOD. 306 Elm st.
SITUATION WANTED—Girl for* housework in small family; no washing. Address W 21, care News.
SITUATION WANTED—Colored woman cook or general housework, down town. 539 N. Senate ave.
SITUATION WANTED—Competent house girl; wages *3; cook, wash, iron. Room 5, 96u N, Delaware.
SITUATION WANTED—A# (dripping or bill clerk; experienced and reliable. Address SC 21, care News.
SITUATION WANTED—German stationary engineer and porter, waiter; reference. 99% N. Delaware, room 11. SITUATION WANTED—By a young girl, to assist in housework and to help In care of children. 33 Daugherty at. %
SITUATION WANTED—By experienced stenographer; best of reference; can do any kind of work. Address E 19, care News
SITUATION WANTED—By young man. bookkeeping or office work; rapid, accurate figures; begin low. Address Z 30, care News.
SITUATION WANTED—By young man; experienced bookkeeper, typewriter, shipping clerk and collector: reference*. Address Y 21. care News.
WANTED—AGENTS. AGENTS WANTED—For exclusive control of and the da,y. No experience necessary. Fbr terms and samples address AIKEN -GLEASON CO., X 31, La Crosse, Wis.
FOR SALE-HORSES AND VEHICLES. KtriT^ALE—Florida^Seal7
FOR SALE—Plug hcree, *10. 1130 N. Meridian.
FOR SALE—Sleigh, cheap. 75 W. Washington st. TOR - TRADE—A good, high-grade sleigh. Fletcher home place, 3S2 Clifford ave.
FOR SALE—Slel Sleighs!. CO: Meridian. H
sighs! Sleighs! Sleighs! Sleighs! MSTOCK ft COOXSE, 199 S.
TOR SALE—Lap robes below cost. Harness. cash or credit. WM. VAXDBRFOOL, 226 E. Washington st.
TOR SALEl—Horseshoeing. Light, general purpose horses shod, new shoes. *1.10 spot cash. GIBBS ft CO.. 67 Capitol ave., X.
TOR SALE—Team of horses, harness, closedtop spring wagon; would trade for small
Call afternoons, 126 W, Fifteenth st. One fine. slx-year-oW driving
business.
SALE
FOR
mare, city broke, and one fine family carriage horse, six years old; safe* for ■
broke
six years 201 Shelby st.
lady and city
*1.17 for 50 lbs Sunbeam flour. 59c for 25 lbs Sunbeam flour. 30c for 13 lbs Sunbeam flour. 49c tor 25 lbs family flour.
Q. J. HAMMEL, 110-112 Massachusetts ave. ft
FOR SALE-
T H U R ti D A Y S
offer some extra shoes and rub-
SALE.
To-morrow (Thursday) we bargains In groceries, boots,
bers. at our store, No. 250 W. Washington st.
SUGARS.
*1 for 23 lbs granulated. *1 for 23 lbs A. *1 for 24 lbs extra C. *1 for 26 lbs golden C.
COFFEES.
15c for 1 lb Lion coffee. 16c for 1 U« Arbuckle's coffee. 15c for 1 lb Jersey coffee. FLOUR! FLOURf *4.75 for beet patent flour. *1.30 for 50 lbs patent flour. 60c for 23 lbs patent flour. 30e for 13 lbs patent flour. *8 per barrel No. 2 flour. 80c for 50 lbs No. 2 flour. 40c for 25 lbs No. 2 flour. 30c for 12 lbs No. 2 flour.
RUBBERS.
19c and up for ladles' rubbers. 16c and up for children's rubbers. 25c and up for boys' rubber*. 25c and up for men'* rubbers. Every shoe In our store marked down. Correct Place—No. 250 W. Washington. GEO. F. KREITLETN, Manager.
BUSINESS CHANCE. BUSINESS CHANCE—If you want a guadInyestment, call on J. S. LAMBERT, When. BUSINESS CHANCE—Patent* quickly obtained on terms to suit you. U. S. CENTRAL PATENT AGENCY, rooms 17 and 18 Talbott Block, Indianapolis. ^
paying I 11 and 12
NOTICE—Blast pipe*. du*t and shaving collecting pipes; sheet and metal work of all kinds. JOSEPH GARDNER, 39 Kentucky ave. Telephone 322.
NOTICE - Indianapolis
vicef manufacture^eclal machinery.
Pennsylvania st.
Pattern Works, wood
metal patterns; make any trick or de-
or dem.a
NOTICE—Stockholders’ annual meeting of the White R. R. Co., for the election of officers
lection
ess, at the office of ■
Indianapolis. Monday, 8th Feb-
Klngan
and general busin Co.. Limited, fli^H
ruary, at 3 p. m. JOHN CHESTXUTT. Sec.
NOTICE-H. W. LAUT ft CO., contractor* for copper and galvanized iron work. Blast pipes, dust and shaving collecting pipes. Manufacturer* of garbage cans, salamanders and oil tank*. All kinds of repairing done on short notice. Northwest corner Noble and South sts.
Telephone 159.
TO LET—Elegantly
■ ; housed
bath; |6 up; Senate ave.
furnished front rooms; usekeeptng permitted. 190 N.
TO LET—Collars and cuff*. l%c; bundles called for and delivered. PROGRESS LAUNDRY. Telephone iia. TO LET—Neatly furnished alcove room, suitable for two ladies; bath: reference exchanged. S3 W. St. Clair st TO LET—Furnished or unfurnished rooms, w.th furnace heat and good bath; with or with-
out board. 433 N. Illinois sL
TO LET—Get the big moving van; costs no more. INDIANAPOLIS STORAGE AND TRANSFER. Telephone HM9. 379 S. Delaware. TO LET—First-clas# office rooms in Lorraine Building; all conveniences; vauK; elavator, etc.; rents reasonable. DYER ft RASSMANN, j 31 Circle st. ,
TO LET-OFFICES AND STORES.
TO LET—Office room; 36 quire 23 W. Georgia.
W. Georgia at In-
TO LET—Store-room. No. 43 & Illinois DYER ft RAS8MANN. 31 Circle et
TO LET—Store-room and basement on Washington st, between Meridian and Illinois sts., 17%xl» feet A. METZGER AGENCY.
TO LET—Store-room And dwelling combined;
382 River ave.. West
Vi stable; good location. Indianapolis. Cheap to 220 E. Wash! ■
irington.
good tenant Call at
TO LET-6* E. Washington, 22x19*. 236 W. Washington. 22x120.
40 8. Meridian, 18x120. 34 W. Ohio, 20IX60.
69 E. Ohio st., one or three. C F. SAYLE8. 77% E. Market
TO LET—We pash rentals. Give us your vurt cant property. See how m * ' mS
c. W. OAK*R
TO LET—Get the big moving van; coats an J.‘ N t>IA * N ' APOUa STORAGE AND; TRANSFER TelapSone tm. glo A Delaware.
TO LET— Dwelling, nine rooms and bath, eH»M
furnace, modem, famished or uarir-' nished. Cali at home. No. 453 X. Capitol are. TO LET—Pine suite of office rooms la ’£he News Building: new and well lighted; all conveniences; might be let for light manufacturing. For particulars call at The N»—
office.
TO LET—159 Minnesota et. (old street ■ near Madison ave.; six rooms; 18. *5 4
am st.; flva
near Beat. ^Cottage on west aide Ritter av
Irvington; 86.
TO LET—MISCELLANEOUS.
TO LET-Horse; light work. 323 Lemcke 4M8
College ave.
TO LET—Twenty-two acres land, with houee. near city. H1LQKNBERG, 27 W. Ohio. BUILDING AND^LOAjT ^SOCIATOWS. BUILDING AND LOAN—If you are e^ktaTs safe and profitable Inyeauneot. call on ua CRESCENT LOAN AX'D INVESTMENT OO.
63 and *4 When Building.
Bl 1LD1NG AND LOAN-Money to leaiT* and 7 per cent.; privilege to pay back 1109 or more any time, and stop interest on immin.
Mtf t del
-4
paid; private funds without KISER. X* Indiana Trust.
■elar.
■ amount' MEYER ft
LOA.VTHB GERMANdoes strictly a building and
loan business; now In Ua sixth ymr; assets.
BUILDING AND
■ AMERICAN'' does strict!;
*809,000; no expense fund; ment. 100 N. Delaware st.
Secretary.
:ly a sixth
send for last state* G. W. BROWN,*
FOR SALE OR TRADE. FOR SALE OR TRADE—Real estate of all kinds. FRANK M. ELSTUN. 77 K. Market st.
FOR SALE OR TRADE—Fine driving team and trap; also trotter and pacer. 276 E,
Washington st.
TOR SALE OR TRADE—The best paying business In the city; price *300, or will for good lot. Address S 19, care News.
c4»h tnf.ie
NOTICE—To stockholders: ing of the Rough Notes held at the office of the com;
et„ Indianapolis, Indiana, on Tuesday, January 21, 1897, at 3 o’clock p. m., for the purpose of electing directors for the ensuing year, and for the transaction of such other business as
may properly come before it. E. C. ATKINS, President.
H. C. MARTIN. Secretary.
NOTICE—Statement of th
Works on January 16, 18 Capital stock (all paid in). Liabilities ' H
Witness January,
hands and
Haugh-Noelke Iron
7:
*50.000 00 TO.422 32 1 this 19th day of
FOR SALE OR TRADE—By C. W. PHILLIPS, 70 Monument Plahe, mills, factories, farms, merchandise, city and town property, printing offices, livery stables, hotels, sanitarium, timber and coal lands, gas and oil. gold, silver and other mineral properties, building and loan. Insurance, city drag store.
FINANCIAL. IrtNANCIAL—H^ooo'to^oanT'Tper^cemrsHIRLET, 701 Lemcke. .
FIN AN CIAL—Loans at 5 and 8 per cant., at once. C. F. SAYLBSL FINANCIAL—Money to loan. ED J. FRAXK-
L1N, 87 W. Market *t.
FINANCIAL-Mo
FAY, 40% E.
loney to Waelringt
loan. on et.
HENRY H.
BUILDING AND LOAN-The Indiana Society for Savings, 214 Lemcke Building (Meanti floor), offers satisfactory investment of savings and trust funds; no membership fee; no ex. pens* fund; stock Issued at any Urn*. CbU or send tor financial statement, Rut published. BUILDING AND LOAN-Money to loan; a large sum of home funds left in our care tobe loaned In sum* of 8109 to 31.000 and upward at lowest rates of Interest; can furnish money '
back when you
.._ t/^ms than build.; METZGER AGJENCT, %■
odd »M>n»s BjaalL * *
at lowest rates or interest; c same day you apply: pay please. We offer *»r better ing associations. A. METZ4
the largest strictly locals in the city. No with-; drawal fees No expense fund. No deduction#; of any klud when you withdraw. Our divl-, dends are the largest consistent with safety. Paid-up stock gets 4 per cent, dividend In cash 1st January and July. Share* *J«0. Dues *5o per week. ISAAC THALMAN, President. W, A. RHODES. Secretary. ' ■ ■■■ll II ■.■Ml ,|, | ^.
•■3
State of Indiana. Marion Count; Before me, the
our
mi.
KRBDR. NOBLKE, C. F. H. WATERMAN, Directors.
, »s.:
undersigned, a notary public
in and for said county, persbnally appeared Frederick Noelke, president, and Christian K. H. Waterman, secretary of the Haugh-Noelke Iron Works, being also a majority of the dK rectors of said corporation, who, being by me flret duly sworn upon their several oath* say that they have each read the foregoing statement. and that the same Is true In substance
and in fact.
FREDR.
NOELKE, President.
i Subscribed and sworn to this 19th day v
January. 1897.
OLIVER H. CARSON. Notary Public.
NOTICE-RECEIVER S SALE
Pursuant to the order of the Marion Circuit Court, this day entered In cause of Philip F.
Baker-Randolph Lithograph and El graving Company, No. 8.111, pendl
Igoe vs. ■
graving Company. No. 8.111. pending In said court, the undersigned will, at 10 o’clock in
and Enr in said
.the forenoon of the 30th day of January, 1897, t the south door of the Marion county courtse, in the city of Indianapolis. Indiana. for sale, at public saie, to the highest er, for cash, the notes and accounts due owing from various persons, firm* and corporations to said Baker-Rando’.pli Lithograph and Engraving Company, and to the undersigned. as receiver thereof, then remaining uncollected. And the undersigned will also, at said time and place, and In like manner, offer for vale twenty (20) shares of the capital stock of the par value of 810 each of the Commercial (Tub of Indianapolis. Any sale of said notes, accounts and stock, or either or any of them, will be subject to the approval of the
court.
CHARLES E. HOLLENBECK. Receiver Baker-Randolph Lithograph and Engraving Oo.
Indianapolis, Ind., January 26. 18
BUSINESS CHANCE-Wanted: Partner, with 32,000 or 33,000 cash; retail and wholesale manufacturing shoes and bicycle bootees. Address K 21, care News.
uer, with as; don't
: a In-
FOR SALE—One new, handsome, swell-body sleigh: also one second-hand, custom-made Portland sleigh, trimmed with broadcloth, used one winter; both cheap for cash. *7 N. Capitol
a va.
FOR SALE—Rockaways. four and aix passenger broughams, landaus, Germantown*. Our own make; strictly prime; latest style. ROBBINS ft CO.. S3 E. Georgia st. Repairing so-
licit.*).
FOR SALE—On*
ie good horse, one milk wagon,
one pie wagon, one painter’s wagon, two grocery wagons; also repairing and repainting.. J. W. BUCHANAN, 302-304 E. Washlngton. ^Telephone 1854 _ TOR SALE—On* good one-horse ooaJ wagon, two new platform drays, one milk wagon, ~ open delivery wagons end second-hand
BUSINESS CHANCE-Send *1 and we will send you something that every sporting man and woman in United States should have. Address Box 12, Buffalo, N. Y. BUSINESS CHANCE—Wanted : 'f $2.0*i. to join me in shoe bue.ne*i answer unless you have the money and mean business. Address N 17, care News. BUSINESS CHANCE—Right man can have good-paying business or half Interest by vesting 1600 or 1800; neceogary office furniture Included; reference. C. W. PHILLIPS, 70 Monument Place. BUSINESS CHANCE—In order to prove to you that our fresh roasted coffee Is much better than you can get elsewhere, we will, on Wednesday. Thursday and Friday of this week, serve a cup of coffee free to each caller. Come and try It. A. B. COFFY, 130 Massachusetts
ave.
BUSINESS CHANCE—Our average -iteidTito for 1896 was 8 per cent a week, paid every Saturday. No subscriber ever lost a dollar. Investigate our methods. SAM KELLER ft OO., Bankers and Investment Brokers. New j York. Indianapolis office. 511 and 512 Lemcke
Building.
FOR TRADE.
FOR TRADE—Good city property for farm. 15 Baldwin Block. FOR TRADE—Brown's January shoe sale. 156
E. Washington st
FOR TRADE—1.000 business cards for *1. VIC-
TOR. 26 N. Delaware. _
FOR TRADE—New typewriter for gentleman’s bicycle. Address X 21. care News. ■Ml — tots - I.,.-.
FOR TRADE—Lot. near car tine, for horse
and carriage. 15 Baldwin Block.
TOR THAI )E—Real estate of all kinds!
FRANK M. ELSTUN. 77 E. Market st. FOR TRADE—Farm*, lots, stock* of j 'thing and everything. STROUSE ft
anyt LEN.
roods; FUL-
FOR TRADE—Equity in rental properties for lots or small business. Address J 20, care News. TOR TRADE—Good, young, well-bred horse
for monumental work.
News.
Address S 20, care
TOR TRADE-Equity in for a dnig store or cl
21, care News.
six-room cottage
Igar stand. Address L
TOR TRADE—For cit; farm Dear city. D.
Trust Building.
Ity
“AVIDSO:
property: N.
Good, clear 416 Indiana
FOR TRADE—Lots and cash for cottage: also, clear coal and timber land for good patent right. STROUSE ft PULLEN. 25 E. Market.
TOR TRADE—Nine-room modem hous
for vacant lots, stock ,of good*, farm
M m lmnc
BUSINESS CHANCEFREE GAS AND LAND FOR FACTORIES. AT SHIRLEY. IND. TRANSFER CROSSING P. ft E. RY. AND C., W. ft M. RY. ROBT. MARTINDALE ft CO.. Indianapolis, Ind.
LOST.
iqe, north, farm or
smaller property. TUCKER, 435 Lemcke Buildj .Jn*; i FOR TRADE—A clear lot in gvxHl Illinois town and some cash for horse and buggy and 1 Jersey cow; also lots in same town for equities.
Address F 2]. oarp News. _
FOR TRADE-For stock of groceries: Two lots in Marion Park, and one In Columbia
Piece, clear of incumbrance; plenty of N. A. MOORE, No. 1 Indiana ave.
FINANCIAL—To loan. *1.660 private funds. Call 908 Indiana Trust Building. ■
FINANCIAL—Mortgage
aeourittes.
RHODIUS, 205-6 Lemcke Bifid ing.
GEORGE
FINANCIAL—Loans on Jewelry. Clothing other valuables. 57 W. Washington.
FINANCIAL—Loans made promptly on Inside' Indianapolis. JOHN B. HANN, 823 Lemcke. FINANCIAL—Try new Pembroke Arcade loan
office; No. MM
vate.
14; diamonds, watches, etc.; pri-
HmUdtog association NEWTON TODD. Ingalls
FINANCIAL
shares purchased.
Block. FINANCIAL—Money to loan. Notes and mort-
gages bought and sold,
ft SON.
R. F. CATTERSON
FINANCIAL—Prompt loans on farms and cl
property; Lemcke.
lowest rates. SHIRLEY.
•»
FldANCIAl^Lv.. wnouiity. iMOByw low; at specially low rates. DYER A RASSMANN. 21 Circle st.
farms and city prop- :. THOS. C. DAY ‘
■MgO Lewmfca.
r cent, money on improved
FINANCIAL—Money on erty; terms reasonabb
FINANCIAL-* per cent, money ot real estate. (No loons made outs
city.) SPANN ft CO- 8* E. Market. FINANCIAL—Loans; sums of *600 and over.
Qiyproperty
C E. COFFIN ft CO.
PBBSONAii—Loans on Dorsonai nrooertv • JKXfcitSu e. j. oAuSScHL. ST5S:: PBRJJONAL—Family rubber goods of every d»vU‘a°rS7 i a..‘ ii r^ < 7^ya FINANCIAL. •gsffis5a=c£j:~c.>: ixm-mrs Market. FINANCIAL—Mortgage ooas: lowest ’re’ea. HORACE McKA?r^tt N. Pommyivoaul FINANCIAL—Plans and specifications complete for *10; a few days only. Address E 21, care New*. FINANCIAL—Loans on watobes and diamonds; Block* * mounU * *Pc£iaUy. Room 34 Ingalls FINANCIAL—Money to loan at lowest rates; "fil buy mortgage notes. BAIRD, 18% NV Meridian. FINANCIAL - Loon*; *100' to *20,0)0; mreren «nd commission reasonable. RXBD BROS.. 43 N. DeUware. * FINANCIAL—Loans. Do you want money on household goods, pianos, tte.f Lowast rates.! Room *01 Lemcke Building, Financial—Loons on farms; *10u and upward; home funds; lowast rates; no delay. A. METZGER. Odd Feilows Block! FINANCIAL — Horseshoeing. Light, general purpose horses shod, new shoes, *1.19 spot cash. GIBBS ft OO., *7 Capltoi ave., K, Fin an hal—Private funds to loan oiT first' .mortgage at 7 per cent. HARDING ftt HOVEY, room 51 to 54 Lombard Building, FINANCIAL—Loans; a large sum; amounts to suit; oommiaslon and expenfiM lowest; no' gold clause. NEWTON TODD, 6 Ingalls Block, FINANCIAL — Any amount on tunmure. pianos, vehicle*, store fixtures, etc. Lowast. rates. CUafldenUaL 3% W. Washington,; room 4. *
estate
favorable
Ms-1
n
tslde of this FINANCIAL—Money
and farms.
. 90 E. Market at
FINANCIAL—Any amount on furniture, pianos, vehicles, store fixtures, etc. Lowest rates Confidential. W. Washington, room 4. ■ *
FINANCIAL—Money to loan upon real et In Indianapolis and vicinity; most favoi terms offered by BOICE ft DARK. N.
litii&Yl st.
VlNANCIAL—6, 8 andT^er cent' kiane;
amount; private funds; privfiege^pa^nwnu;
FINANCIAL — Loans on furniture, pianos horses wagons, office, store fixtures ale., without removal, at lowest rates Room 84 Ingalls Block. FINANCIAL—Money promptly furnished Improved Indianapolis real estate; no loans for Tom than *1.000. Apply direct to C. & WARBURTON, 1003 Majestic Building.
&rge sums on sstS tUte in the large cities
ly dire
reasonable' fees; no delays
SON. 86 E. Market st
FINANCIAL—Waotsd: Partner, with cash, can make 110,000 In four years; have not the money. do_ not answer; em
i£>
■■■ not
resident here.
Address T
if you m old
FINANCIAL—Money to loan; 6 and 7 per cent; privilege to pay back *100 or more.any time;
and sto;
funds
Indiana Tru*t.
ton interest on amount said: 'nrivsta
Without delay? 0 MEYER
FINANCIAL—Loans in factory business real esl
only; no loan agents desired,
c. S. WARBURTON,
■■■HI Apply direct to ;TON. 1«S Majestic Building.
FINANCIAL—Loans obtained for eaiaricl people; neither persona: or chattel security required of borrower; no publicity. MERCANTILE DISCOUNT OO., room 4 Lombard BuildIng, 2414 K- Washington st. FINANCIAL—Money in sums to suit, without sny delay whatever; can get it the same day you Apply. Call and get our rates. Can pay * portion each year, if you desire. Room 305 Indiana Trust Building, third floor. Elevator. CHA8. W. OORSUCH. FINANCIAL-
LOANS.
Wo are prepared to make Urge or small loans on easiest terms, at lowest rates, on household goods, pianos, organs, flxturra, etc Get others' rates, then see us. BOYD ft MILLER, suits
6* Baldwin Block. »
FINANCIAL—Loans on horses, wagons, store fixtoraa, piano*, household g .xis, warehouse receipts and all kinds of persons! property, at lowest ratSS, without delay, and the same dsy
Ever/tning strictly confidential..
rai
you apply-■ private room.
FiN AN Cl A L—Money to loan: a large sum of ■ home funds left In our hands to be loaned ta sums of *U0 to (1,000 and upward at lowast' rates of Interest; can furnish money same day you apply. Pay back when you please. A. METZGER AGENCY. 5 Odd Fellows Block. I FINANCIAL-LOANS I ON FURNITURE. PIANOS, ETC., Without removal. Interest 7 per oeat. a year. On Building Association Flan. PERSONAL PROPERTY SAVINGS AND
LOAN ASSOCIATION,
Room 4 Lombard Building, 344 E. Washington, t open Saturday eyyngs until 9 o'clock. }
FINANCIAL—IX)AN8,^
At rate# which any one oaa afford to pay. We are Juet aa happy to make you a It loan as one for *5o. Get the k>wset rates In the city on small. , short-time loans. Business strictly
confidential.
EAST MARKET ST. MORTGAGE LOAN CO-
Boom 4. 964 K. Market st '
VTTHEWS PRDCTto The - News Building
STORAGE.
J^MSDMNAFGU3~WAREi?Ol?SE
CO., 205-373 3. Pennsylvania etSTORAGE - Of ail kinds at CHARLES E.
SHOVER’S. 180 E. Wabash st.
eTOKAGK—INDIANAPOLIS STORAGE AND
MB 370-372 S. DeUware st.
TRANSFER CO.,
Phone 1049.
STORAGE—Aj; kin<te ^of^,rtorage Md transfer.
Call on S. P.
St., for epeciel rate*.
Teiept.uo- 768.
STORAGE!—We pack, store and tnova bousehutd goods. HOGAN TRANSFER AND STORAGE OO.. Washington and Illinois ata.; ajw. Delaware sad Georgia sts. Telephone 175,
ScffwEIKLE** P RANGE.
Market
FOR SALE-Stx milk wagons; one and twohorse; three low-down ipllk wagons. All kinds of second-hand top and open delivery wagons: one oil wagon; one two-horse express wagon. Will take your old wagon in trade at JOHN GUEDELHOEFER S. 104 Kentucky ave. AUCTION sale. Auctioneer,
LOST—Black female water Washington st. Reward.
spaniel.
447 E.
LOST—Small rat terrier dog. 553 Virginia ave. Reward.
Finder return to
AUCTION-CARTER ft VETTER. Auctioneers. S3 E. Washington.
AUCTION-McCURDY ft PERRY. Auction eers, 189 W. Washing!cm. AUCTION Great auction sale of watches, ail-
ire, Jewelry, notions, cutlery, suspenders.
:p and other merchandise consigned to us
be said. Sales morning, afternoon and evenMOXARCH AUCTION HOUSE. 29
verware,
soa:
to
hag daily. S. Illinois.
Lt>ST—Pointer dog; lame In right fore leg; name of owner on collar. Reward. 384 S. Illlnola LOST—Riding saddle, between Pine and Missouri ate., on Washington st. Return to 200
W. Pearl st. and get reward.
LOST—Ice-wool shawl and pocketbook. with name Gaston, at English's Opera-House,
IMB ird.
Monday aften>o..n. 47 Kentucky are. Rewai
evening, a rest her fan; on between Ohio and the Grand Return to SWIFT ft CO.. 327
LOST-Monday Pennsylvania Opera House. Kentucky are.
LOST—On Tuesday morning, propbably between Fletcher’s Bank sad Wasson's store, a pair of gold eyeglasses with chain attached. Return to News office and receive reward.
gas.
SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING. SHORTHANlT^ANir^rYPE^ hand and typewriting circular letters, etc. MAUD E. CARLISLE. 29 E. Market st. Telephone 1549
HOUSEHOLD LOAN ASSOCIATION. 44 Lombard Building, fourth floor. Opposite New York Store.
financial-loans.
TWENTY THOUSAND DOLLARS To loan in sums of *19 and up on
HOUSEHO^^OODS^^O^ORGANS. At the lowest rates and on th# easiest terms. The property is left in your undisturbed possession. We will as gladly make you a email loan as a large one, and give you your own time in which to pay it back. Any payment# made reduces the cost of carrying the loan.
You get full amount asked for. No charges uken out in advance.
Our business strictly private, and we guaranee you the fairest treatment. We loan money for the Interest, and do not want your good*
MONET^
PLANOR
w TOUR
loans on watches and diamonds, everybody WHO WANTS MONEY. CALI#
"m
- ■ -moor~ —*-
token out in advance,
s strictly private,
st treatment. COMPANY,
loan money
SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING—Letters. circulars, mimeograph work and stenographic work Of every description. MAUD E. CARLISLE, 29 E. Market st. Telephone 154S. SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING—Individual Instruction and rapid dictation. Thousand# at graduates in best positions. BRYANT ft STRATTON BUSINESS UNIVERSITY. When.
MUSICAL.
MU8ICAL-L. E. PECK, teacher^ftoe'eornet: pupil of H. C. Brown, of Boston. Pupils pre-
pared work.
for band, orchestra,
T7 E. Walnut*
church and aolo
Waahlngton at. and Virginia ave. KIN ANC1 ajl—LOANflf TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS To loan in sum* of RO, *16, *89. *30. *50, *160. *306. or any amount, on FURNITURE PIAN Od. ORGANS. STORE FIXTURES, At rates which honest pe to pay. The property to ; undisturbed possession. EVERYBODY WnG- WANTS MONEY CALL AND SEE US. We are Just aa happy to make you a 810 loan aa 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 mads reduces the cost of carrying the We give you the full amount of you ask for; no < vance. The trs private. Don’t
our rate*. INDIAN
WE
fixture#.
Sfany’and all ‘tkWtUta? reduces corf of c~ our rates before
central^
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