Indianapolis News, Indianapolis, Marion County, 1 March 1897 — Page 3

THE INDIANAPOLIS NEWS, MONDAY. MARCH 1. 1897.

INAUGURATION BUSINESS.

GKELlTKjlt TH4N T1IK ROADS HAD RG.ASON TO KXPKiT.

Arrmnm*m*ntm Rude By the Different Line* K«*ntn* To Wnahlnnlon— Mux ter W. P. PinBbnek’a Re. ^ort—Other Rnllroati Newa.

While the Inaihn*PO^s rallroada ail! not do ao large a business to Washington on account of the inauguration as they would like to do, they will have more than the manager* ex petted. The

decrease. fTS.ltM; expenses and taxes. II.OW.ITO: decrease. I106.S41; net earnings. W79.793: Increase. $21.23:.. General Manager Peirce, of the Indiana. Decatur ft Western, is in Omaha

on business.

W. A. Mills has been appointed traffic manager of the Hocking Valley, and will have charge of both the freight and pas-

senger business.

A. D. Perry, district passenger agent of the Chicago ft Alton, ha* received a dispatch -announcing that his road will run two more cheap excursions; one to Ban Antonio, Tex.. March 7. for the cattlemen's conventh)”. and the cither f:r the Grand Ix>dge reunion at MrinmapeC's. The rate will bo one fare for the round trip. The fact that the Houas o.* Representative* in Congress has passed the bill forbidding fceket scalping, has caused some alarm antong the brokers of this c ty. They will make a special effort to prevent Its passage by ihe Senate. They say that the bill is in the interest of the rtrong Knee, and will hurt the weaker linesk The latter, R !* claimed. If the hill U passed, will make a flght to have

WANTED—FEMALE HELP.

WANTED-MISCELLANEOirg.

n a XVMj—Tish-i-mingo. VV A N TFT 11 Pro-Bono" eilptr

WANTED—Florid* Seal.

FOR SALE-MISCELLAKEOCS. TOR^SALE^FioriunTsea^

WANTED—TUh-i-mit-go.

WANTED—Laundry woman. 1S5 \V. Washingion st. WAXTBD-Young colored girl, light work. 117

N. Meridian.

WANTED—Girl, to do general hounework. 331 W. Morris »t. _ WANTED—Girl (white) for general housework. 2-fii Central ave. ! WANTED—Girl for general housework. 3S7 N. Delaware st.

WANTED—Giri for genera 1 housework. Jh9 I W. Washington.

Cap!td! ave., N.

WANTED -Pro-Bo no cigar.

WANTED—Windsor for well-cooked and dean iweala WANTED—Wrlght'a Magnetic Liniment. Beit In use. WANTED—Caner to hang. *1 per room. 123

Newman it..

FOR SALE- Pro : Bono_<igar. FOR BALE- 8afe. 93 Baldw!n Block. I'Dl, BALc.—v\ i.g.ii MAgueio. ooJp. .>o belter.

FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE. REAL ESTATE—Pro-Bono cigar.

KLAL r.» iAi L—insuianc

TO LET—ROOMS.

TO LET—HOMES.

i ...ijt. Lta.

TO LET—Florida Seal

TO LET-Pro-Bono cigar.

TO_LET-TUh-l-m!ng..

TO LET—Lteu li Circle.

TO LET—Prv-Booo

FOR SALE-Dairy Addrees J S, No. aw Pros- SEAL ESTATE—Property of all kinds. HEXpect d. Ry H. FAY, lO^ E. Washington a;.'

toe. cAl

ilr.Ai. ES i A TE —SA YLErt. ■ 77 E. MarkeT TO 1 J5T-Fumlshed room*. !«• Capitol ave.. X. TO LOT—Piv-Booo cigar. REAL USTATE-D. A.~CoV..LTEit. insurance. TO UBT—Rooms with bath. 7* E. Michigan. f«> LET-MetcgeFs Agency. 91 E. Market. Telephone 13. T^ iJET^Furnlsb^ - riuom;*bathT^Ti - wi'New lo LET—TODD, InaaJU Block.

pect

FOR SALE Twelfth.

Cheap: Meat market. 97 W. HEAL ESTATE—Private mo

EAL ESTATE—Private money to loan; cent. C. F. S.AYLES.77HE. Market.

WANTED—Flrst-claas . incubator.

13, care Nww*.

Address T

FOR SALE—Shaving* cheap, to haulers, at

Parry Mfg. Co.

# per

to LET—bAKLKo, KM E. Markat. TO LET SPANN A OO.. « E Markat.

WANTED—Cash paid for household goods. 139 FOR SALE—One combination pool and billiard l?t

REAL ESTATE — Insurance ' and loans. GEORGE WOLF, second door Lerackc Duild-

table. 67 S. Illinois at.

WANTED—One plain Ironer. ACME LAVNDRY. W. Sixth st. WANTED—A few more ladles; ■ ateady employment. ?SS E. Market.

dross F 9, care

FOR SALE—Chambers'* Bouquet, best 5-cent cigar. Best dealers have It.

REAL ounc< cut in

ESTATE—The loaf weighing three « short la equivalent to a 10 per cent, wages.

Big Four will run four sleeping cars out^

thta evening; one car left this morning. I Z-cent law paaeed In the Eastern and Cen-

To-morrow morning there will be two I tra! Statw.™

F • ; ' -

Incorporntlona. Articles of association have been filed with the Secretary of State by the National Republican Camp sf Veterans and Their Son*, headquarters at Ind anapolls, and the State association of the same order. The Otto Shoe and Clothing Cornpan yof Logansport. capital stock $10,000, has also filed articles.

cars, and to-morrow evening two cars, and it is possible that another car will be added. Besides this two cars will be ready at Cincinnati to accommodate Indianapolis business. From Cincinnati the oars will be attached to the Chesapeake ft Ohio. The Big Four has also a number of cars to come over the road from different lines in the North and NorthThe Pennsylvania had three sleepers on No. 20 this afternoon, sent out a sleeper on No. 6 this morning and will have another this evening. The Pennsylvania i* taking delegations from Anderson, New Castle. Muncle. Elwood and Alex- ; andrla in addition to the people from

this city.

The Cincinnati. Hamilton & Dayton , has not made a special effort for Washington business, but will have two sleepers from this city. The Cook County (Illinois) Republican Marching Club will I

arrive from Chicago over the New Mo- • . . . . . , _ _

non to-morrow evening at 7 o'clock on a

special train, and will remain here forty- * 0 clock ' t0 ln,,ure ln " m,on ' am * ^

five minutes, leaving over the Cincinnati. Hamilton & Dayton. The New Monon will also have elUbs from other parts of Illinois that will not come to this city.

ADVERTISEMENTS All advertiiementa Inserted under ordinary' heading* on the reennd end third page* of THE NEWS are charged for at the very low rale of one cent a word for each day. No advertisement received for le*» than 10 cetita. When blank or da«b lines are used these are 8 cents a line. One and two-cent postage •tamps will be received In payment of orders

by mall.

Display Advertisements

by 9

Changes

for Friday or Saturday must be'handed In the

morning of the day previous.

Price-Fight Traffic. The passenger men are making an effort to secure business from Indianapolis and sorrounding territory for the prizefight at Carson City. The Pennsylvania and Vandalia will have a train. The Cincinnati. Hamilton ft Dayton will run one from Cincinnati via Indianapolis, and the Big Four will start one from this city with a car from Cincinnati attached. The Chicago ft Alton will have a car from this city to be attached to its train at Chicago, and there is a possibility that a larger crowd will leave Indianapolis for the prlse-flght than Is going to Washington to attend the Inauguration.

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McCLEAN—Mrs. Elisabeth Ferris, formerly of Belfast, Ireland. Saturday, February 27, at

t*> p.

Ll I

bruary

sge 63 years. 1 month, 3 days. Fu

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REPORT ON ROLLING STOCK.

Ffshfcack*n Inquiry As To the L.

E. ft St.. L. and I. ft St. L.

W. P. FlshbAck was named some time ago by Judge Woods to make an investigation in the matter of the American Loan and Trust Company of New York against the Louisville. Evansville ft St. I krais Consolidated, Railroad Company. He was Instructed to ascertain what roiling stock belonged to the Louisville, Evansville ft St. Louis Railroad Company at the time of the consolidation, what roiling stock had been destroyed and what had been acquired to replace the same. Also, the same thing in regard to the Illinois ft Bt. Louis Railroad and Coal Company. His report,

filed with Judge Woods, shows:

Freight equipment In service ait the time of the conaoMdatlon: Flat cars, 138;

coal cars, 390; box oani, 517; stock cars, i funeral DIRECTORS - frank 47; cabooses, 9; total. 1,009. Sines the con- BLANCHARD. Undertaker. » N. D«la soiidation 148 cars have been destroyed. — — —

If cars are uniocated or lost, 7 cans changed to other serlen, leaving 928 cars. To this is added 34 oars replaced from

other series, making a total In

DIED.

CHAMBERLAIN—Wm. H., died Sunday night, age 67 years. Funeral Tuesday, 2:30/ at residence. 323 W. Michigan s*. NEWCOMB-Walter C., February 28. Funeral at his father's residence. 107 E. St. Joe «.. Tuesday, at 2 p. m. Burial private. BOYD—Died, suddenly. March 1. at her residence, 238 N. West Emmeline Foster Boyd, wife of Francis Boyd, age 61. Notice of fu-

neral later. <

JONAS-Ullte L. M., Saturday afternoon, age 11 years, W months. 13 days. Funeral Tuesday afternoon at'1:80. from residence, 649

S. West st. Friends Invited. • ,

GURLEY—Pauline V., wife of Thaddeus' 8. Gurley, died February 28, and will be burled

esldenoe. No. 20

from her Isle residence. No. 20 Harlan st., Wednesday. 2 p. m. Friends Invited. KLINCK—Mrs. Christina, mother of Rosie. Soplile. Kate and OaroKhe KHnck, died Sunday. S:30 a. m.. at residence, 181 N. Pine st., years. Funeral Tuesday morning, 9

Friends Invited. t

Saturday. February ears. Funeral from Shelby st., Tuesday,

March 2, at 8:90 a. m. Services at St. Patrick

church, 9 a; m. Friends Invited

WANTED-A white work. 536 N. M**ri

WANTED—A

Ir! for general house-

and cooking. 1139 N.

to do general housework

lots st.

WANTED—La<1 y must have meani

partner in paying business;

is. Box 232, city.

WANTED Park- i

PARK THE.

Experienced dlning-roor Sauer restaurant.

WANTED—Lady canvassers at once. THE ERADICATOR MFG. CO., 133 Virginia ave. WANTED—Feathers renovated, bought and •old. 116 Massachusetts ave. B. F. DUBOIS.

labeling: Addrees

WANTED—Girl to do preferred; references.

News. , WANTED—Vltallted air for painless Ing. TAFT'S DENTAL PARLORS.

experienced E 15, care

extract-

25 W.

WANTED—Old sold and silver tor cash.

WARD. 11 N. Meridian.

FOR SALE—Printing of ail kinds. KELLEY. The Printer. 37 Virginia ave.

WANTED-Teeth. *6: crows*. $2. SELLERS, Dentiet, 29(4 8. Illinois.

FOR ftALE—S.Otrl pa.rs pants, tec. REEDER’S. 234 W. Washington et.

WANTED—Roomer*, with board, $8.75 per week., 171 W. Ohio «.

FOR SALE—Domestic bread cheaper than flour "Don’t take a bun for a loaf."

WANTED- Dog. Good price will be paid. Apply at 442 N. Earn st.

FOR SALE—Cash register, very cheap. K1STNER’S SHOE STORE. 83 8. lllinohi.

WANTED—it for 1.000 business card*. VICTOR. 26 N. Delaware at.

FOR 8ALB:—Second-hand aoda apparatus: all size*. M. N. BULL 2* W. New York rt.

WANTED—A covered delivery wagon for grocery at 152 Madison ave.

FOR SALE—Water-proof kid school shoes at KISTNEfTS 35TOE STORE, 88 8. Ililnoie.

WANTED—Old hata and rubbers repaired. WM. DEPUV. 47 Maseachuaett# ave.

FOR SALE—Oak bedroom suite, chairs, extension table, cook stoves, carpet. *9 Baldwin.

WANTED—To buy good, second-hand, roil-top office desk. Address L 11. care News.

FOR SALE — Your family grocers. SCHRADER’S GROCERY, 463 and 457 Virginia ave.

WANTED—To buy several second-hand farm wagorte and harness. 55 W. Market rt.

FOR SALE—"Bohemian Rye ” the best rye bread ever made. PARROTT ft TAGGART.

REAL ESTATE—Money to loan on real estate security. GEORGE WOLF, second floor Lemckc Building. REAL ESTATE—Rea.1 estate and insurance. Farms for rale or trade. Houses for rent. P. WARD. 671^ Senate ave.. N. REAL ESTATE- CHA8. A. DALE. One acre; Ritter ave., Irvington; will trade for rental property; pay difference. REAL BSTAT&^Farm. 240 acres, river bottom, black loam: ninety acre* tillable: house and bam; all or part. OWNER, Worthington.

UC.AL ESTATE—Collars and cults, Dye; bundles called for and delivered. PROGRESS ffi 222 E. Washington. Telephone

York _st. TO LBT—Nice, modern rooms. 61 up. 79 E.

Vermont. , _ __ , , TO LET-296 X. Delaware; nicely furnished . .V 0 '.. rooms; bath. TO LUT -Houae; family adults; cheap.

TO LET—Rooms, with board; low rates. 139 it ' A1,,t ‘ a,r '“

N. Delaware. TO LET—Fu ml rhed front room; reasonable. 13 v E. Miohlgan st. TO LET—Furniahed room; convenlenoea; very cheap. 172 X. East. TO LET-Nicely furnished front parlors; roodem. 343 N, 11 iinolr. TO LET—Furnished or unfurnished; modern; board. 654 X. Alabama. TO LET—Pleasant room; furnished or unfur-

nlshed. 193 X. Meridian. '

TO LET—‘Fu mIshed rooms, with or without

board. 166 X. Delaware st.

TO LET—Unfurnished

W. Market. CLUB

room 8TAJ

BLES.

lies ca,

LAUNDRY.

1121.

TO LET—Nloely^furnished room: modem Im-

Washington st.

WANTED—INDIANA DENTAL COLLEGE, » E. Ohio st, is open from 9 a. m. to & p. m. Extracflng free.

WANTED-Dr. Watt, at his new apa over Brown Ins'c drug store, gives ev

of medicated bath.

artment*

form

WANTED—A blonde ynutyr lady for variety troupe; good singer. Address N. WILLIAMSON. 302 Clifford ate. WANTED—A good girl for general housework and to assist In the care of an infant, In a small family. 70 Beatty M. ■

WANTED—Oetrlch plumes and tlpa colored and curled; aU) made into pretty half plumes. CHARLES FAILLES. 28 8. Illinois st.

WANTED—A competent dressmaker to take

Ing department at Prince

FAHNLEY ft McCREA. 110 8. Me

charge of dressmak

ton. Ind. rldlan st.

WANTED—Ladles, don't wear rubbers; wear water-proof kid shoes, patent leather trimmed and very durable, $1.98. KISTNER'8 SHOE 8TORE. 83 8. Illinois.

WANTED—Middle-aged white woman, to do

harge of child In small right party. Call after

iq-xi

housework and take chai family; good home for

7 evenings. 257 Talbott ave.

WANTED—Our bread weighs t half to the loaf. Some bakei

Soma

publish the weight of their oread. "Don’t take a bun for a loaf."

pound and a rs do not dare

WANTED-

DRBSS-CUTTING

And Sewing School, 163 8. East at. School day, excepting Saturday. Saturday I

• RLS' IN-

every day. excepting Saturday, superintend the dreas-cuttlng in DUSTTRIAL SCHOOL. EMMA :

GIRLS’

EDWARDS.

WANTED—Ladles and gentlemen for a good. old, reliable theatrical company; two young lad lea for small i>*rts; singing and dancing', •oubrettes; specialty people of all kinds wanted; tickets advanced to Join. Ladles or gentlemen wishing to learn and secure goodpaying engagements, call or address PROF. RAYNO'B old. reliable Theatrical School. ISO W. Ohio at., Indianapolis,. Ind. . .

neral from late residence, 1S6 Elizabeth at., Tuesday, March 2. at 2 p. ifi. (New York and

Chicago papers please copy.)

FUNERAL DIRECTORS.

FUNERAL DIRECTORS—Whltsatt. Tal. 164.

Funeral directors—irvin i 97 X, Hllsols st. Telephone US4,

ADAMS,

funeral directors - ragsdalk i SNOW, 62 Massachusetts ave. 'Phone 60S.

series, making- a ttrta

service December 31, 1898. of 962.

freight

uuun .«nci, w ... Delaware

at. 'Phones: Office, 111; residence. *59.

FUNERAL DIRECTORS— ' KREOELO'8 UNDERTAKING

69 N. Ullncls st

ROOMS.

Telephone BO.

Passenger equipment at the time of the consolidation consisted of 19 coaches in service and 8 passenger, mall and express* caw, making a total of 27. Of these 3 have been destroyed. There were 32 locomotives, 2 were sent to the scrap pile, leaving 30 In service. On the 1 Illinois ft St Louis at the time of. the consolidation there were 416 freight cars. Of these 79 cars have been lost, destroyed or - unlocated, leaving 367. The passenger equipment In service December Si, UN, consisted of 8 cars and 10 loco-

motives.

The Consolidated company since the apintment of receivers ha* acquired and sb on hand 98 flat car*, 611 coal cars, 482 fx cars, 24 furniture cars. 8 caboose*, making a grand total acquired by the organisation and in service 1,074. The passenger equipment is 16 coaches and cars,

and 17 iocoihotlves.

The report shows that ths obligations for various kinds of oars and locomotives were $371,*79.90, on which has been _pa.d $262,OS.*). leaving a balance of $106,653.80. The total amount of Interest paid on defaulted Rotes by receivers amounts to $2,531.21. The American Loan and Trust Company of New York la entitled lien on 937 flat, ooal, box, stock and oafboose cars, three cars called main tensnce-of-way cars, 26 passenger, mall, etc., cars; also 30 locomotives. The Trust company Is also entitled to a Hen on 367 freight cars on thi> Illinois, ft St. Louis, eight passenger, mail and express caw.

Tfce Oar Movement.

The heavy falling off in the loaded-car movement last week is accounted for by i the soft weather which made the roads so muddy that the farmers could not haul in export grain, the freight blockade at Newport News and Baltimore, and the h.gh water at Cincinnati. The number of leaded cars was 16,400, against 18.287 In 1896. The total car movement was 22,664, against 22,621. The lines handled cars as follows; New Monon, 378, against 418. Indiana, Decatur ft Western, 508, agamst 412 Ctocinnati, Hamilton ft Dayton, 744, against 726. Lake Erie ft Westernem. 373. against 532 Pennsylvania Line*—Indiana poke ft Vincennes, T53, against 713; Louisville division, 660, against 618; Chicago division, 679. aganst «78; Indianapolis dlvis.on, 1,388, against 1,668;

FUNERAL DIRECTORS— PLANNER ft BUCHANAN.

LADY IMBALMKR For ladies and children.

172 N. Illinois *t. Telephone *11. Hacks at lowest prevailing price.

MONUMKVTS. MONUMENTS-AUG. DIKNER, 943 E. Washington.

MON ^MEXTb—Monuments M. H. FARRELL, 208 W,

at lowest prices. Washington st.

SOCIETY AND CLUB MEETINGS.

937; West district, 1,000, against 1,042 Big Pour Lines—Chicago di vision, l,7M,againfit

dlanapolls division, 2191, aga nst 2.189. „ The Belt transferred 16,0ci0 car*, against 18,856 the previous week, a decrease of 8.306 car*. At the stock yards 827 car-loads of live stock were handled, and on the private switch 532 oars. The Pennsylvania and East Chicago Special to The Indianapolis News. Hammond, Ind., March L—It is reported here that the PenroylvanCa Company wUl remove Its Western division repair shop* to Sant Chicago. Offlo als of the road who ware? here recently said that they contemplated extensive improvements at that Point. The Pennsylvania Company has a suburban- branch from the main line «t Clark station, throush East Chicago. this c ty. and connecting with the mam Mae at Calhoun The company has ample ground near its rtght of way for •hop buildings in East Chicago. The Sitsmtion at Cincinnati. The Cincinnati. Hamilton ft Dayton did not have many passengers from this city to Cincinnati yesterday on the excursion, but the train wa* heavily loaded at , points along the line. The water has receded considerably, and the Big Four trains are now running as usual. At one or two places the yard engines had to run through the water. r but the passenger trains were not Interfered withThe Big Four also had a cheap rate from this city, and carried a number of people. C. ftX'ETTVowblea. * ftpecM to Tha India**poll* Now*. Brasil, March 1.—On a Judgment of 944 in fhvor of William McEaster, constable D<x»hu« levied on the elation fixture* of the Chicago ft Southeastern at Carbon. An effort will be made to close both of the«& offloes, but the company promise* to settle as ebon as ths pay train comes in. A-, C.ft K. V. Project. Bpaclal tfc The iDdlaRapohs News. Laporte. Ind., March L-Meotlngs are being hold In Newton county to promote the building at a railroad from Wellington, HI , to East Fowler. The Chicago ft Eastern Illinois is behind the building at the road, which will be begun at an early Railroad Note*. The Southern railway January statement sbofts gross earnings of $1,566,953;

IT* A|d 1 Society of the Frlands church will meet next Thursday at the church. MARGARET EVANS, Pres. LOUISE DOWNING, Secretary. eOCrETT—Masonic—Special meeting of Andent Landmarks Lodge, No. 319, F. and A. Masons, Monday evening. Work in third degree. H. A. SAMPLE'LL. W. M. W. R. MINER. Secretary.

SOCIETY—Maaonlc—Notice; Stated meeting of Cenier Lodge. No. 28. F. and A. M.. this (Monday) evening. 7:86. Business of Importance. Visiting brothers always welcome. C. C. GILMORE, W. M.

A. 1ZOR, Secretary.

SOCIETY—Moaontc—Capital City Lodge. No. 312. A. F. and A. M. Stated meeting and work in first derev Tuesday evening, at 7:80, in Masonic Temple. Visiting-brethren welcome. H. B. FATOUT, W. M. TOM ODPY, Secretary. SOCIETY—8tiled monthly meeting of Indianapolis Council, No. 2*R. and S. M., this (Monday) evemng, at 7:66 p. m., for business.

Companions, attend.

H. REREBBEROER, III. M. H. J, DRUMMOND, Recorder. ^

SOCIETY — Masonic—Special meeting of Oriental Lodge, No. 300. F.- and A. M.. Tueadrv

evening, March 2. for w gree. Visitors cordially welt

second

for work In the

.. T Jly welcome. *

ALBERT T. ISENSBE, W. M.

EDWARD D. MOORE, Secretary. SOCTETY-Myatic Tie Lodge." No. 399. F. and A. M. Special- meeUng In Masonic Temple, at 7:30 o’clock Monday evening, for work in second degree. Visiting brethren will be cor-

dially welcomed.

LEWIS E. MORRISON. W. M. WILLIS D. ENGLE, Secretary.

SOCIETY—Under the auspices of Queen Esther

and Naomi ACXIlta.lcs. O. k. *>.. ~ phonse de Ooihsre will lecture in the

W A\TED—MA LE

HKLP.

WANTED—Tlah-l-mlngo.

WANTED—Pro-Bono cigar.

WANTED—Good dairy hand. 1057 Madison ave.

WANTED-Dog for a llttie boy. Apply at 152 N. Meridian st., between 12:30 and 1:30. WANTED — A email or middle-size secondhand butcher's Ice-box. 114 Nebraska st. WANTED—$6 for full set of teeth. Extracted without pain, at EARHARTS, 1*14 E. WashIngton. WANTED—Oriental Hotel, 28V* Massachusetts ave,; transient, *t.25 per day; get rates by the week. . WANTED—Two unfurnished rooms; light housekeeping; private house. Address E 9. care Nows' * WANTED—Occupants for an elegantly furnished front room; also day boarders; at 203 N. Illinois st. WANTED—To loan money on watches and diamonds; fair dealing and private. Room 31 Ingalls Block. WANTED—INDIANA DENTAL COLLEGE, 89 E. Ohio st.. Is open from 9 a. m. to 5 p. m. Extracting free.

REAL ESTATE- CHAS. A. DALE. Seven-room house: southeast. Ten rooms, modern, middle drive. Woodruff, for residence north.

diamonds, Block.

very cheap, at room 24 Ingalls

dinner,

1111-

FOR SALE—The Windsor for chicken Tuesday, 25 cents. Comer Market and

nols sis.

FX>R SALE—Billiard table; four Ivory balls and outfit; cheap for ea»h. Address L 12,

care' News.

FOR SALE;—Complete $130 X-ray outfit, in perfect condition, for $50 cash. Address L 10,

care. News.

FOR

WANTED—Gentleman and wife, tp occupy half of ten-room house; modem; central. Addreas K 1$. Care Nears.

W ANTED—Ertei's

for and deliver your la ths city. Telephone 1089.

Laundry will call sundry to any part of

WANTED—To invest *3,000 In some active business. State correct name and business. Address B H, care News. WANTED—Party to take part ot house, board owner, wife and child; will pay difference. Address H 13, care News. WANTED—Ohiid to* board;' no objection to baby; best o< care. Address No. 650 W. Twenty-eighth st.. North Indlanapolts. WANTED—Collar* and cuff*. IMc; bundle* called for and delivered. PROGRESS LAUNDRY, 322 E. Washington: Telephone 1121.

SALE—Spectacles and eya-glasses fitted, 80c up. at OPTICIAN LANDO'S. 93 N. Pennsylvania sL ^ FOR BALE—Second-hand goods bought, sold aqd exchanged. HUTCHINSON'S, 171 E.

WaMitngton.

FOR SALE—Skirts, silk, -novelty and on payments. O. J. CONRAD. 70-72

chusetts ave.

-Money to loan on watches and

_ . fair dealing ana private room. 24 Ingalls Block. FOR SALE—Boxing gloves and punching bags:

‘ - CONRAD,

mohair.

most new and modern: rented $8; 3500 down, $300 on time. Everything clear. Address P 12, care News. REAL ESTATE—A residence of ten rooms on Central are., opposite Morton Place; large lot; term? easy; owner leaving city. Address V 14 care News.

cash or payment* Massachusetts- eve.

O. J.

70-72

FOR SALE—Plant and good will of cigar factory complete; reason, other business. Address 208 N. Pine st. FOR SALE—Stoves and furniture. M. P. ANDERSON'S STORAGE HOUSE, comer Hosbrook and Cedar Ms.

stand;

(gate. Ad-

REAL ESTATES—Farm loans: For a snort time loans made on farms: must be gilt-edge security. Apply direct. MEYER ft KISER, 306 Indiana Trust Building. REAL EST.ATE—Several West Indianapolis cottages; small payment down; balance in building association, payable $2 weekly. L. G. MILLER. 117 W. Georgia st. REAL ESTATE—Wanted: I will gtvw $4000 cash for a flfty-five-foot. east-front lot. clear of all incumbrance, on College ave., near old Twelfth at. Address Box 425, city. REAL ESTATE—S&Q0 to $1,000 to loan; private funds; one to throe years; no delay; first mortgage. Notes, stocks and bonds bought and sold. WELCH ft WARD, 31 Circle. REAL ESTATE—The handsome, two-story.

WANTED—To buy dark bay driving horse; also buggy and harness. Give particulars and lowest price. Address V 14, care News.

FOR SALE—Confectionery and cjga good location; must be sold; Investli

dress C 10. care News.

REAL ESTATE)— Investment securities.

CHAS. A- DALE. Uhi E. Washington st.

cent.; privilege time, and stop li vate funds wfthoi

WANTED—Board and room, by young lady. In private family, within five squares of late House, north. Address L 14 care News.

State House.

WANTED — To borrow $1,500

time; wHl give chattel double amount of loan.

News.

one year’s

security more than Address 8 1$, care

FOR 9ALE-Refreshment privilege at bicycle show, Tomlinson Hail, March 18, 19, 20, 1887. Address P 13, care News. FOR SALE;—Rubber goods for men; best made. By mall, sealed, 25 cents. J. H. HARVEY, Box 163, Terro Haute. Ind. WANTED — Partner with $300, to assist In handling some Eastern agencies; can control funds. Address R 13. care News.

EY5R SALE;—Trunks, at a big reduction for REAL ESTATE

REAL ESTATE—$2,2&0—Five-room cottage; quarter-oak finish; wall; cistern; good cellar; fruit and shade tree*; water and gas; Fletcher ave. Address owner, Q 13, cars News. REAL INSTATE—Money to loan; * and 7 per

to pay back $100 or more any

Interest on amount paid; pri-

vate funds without delay. MEYER ft KISER, 306 Indiana Trust. REAL ESTATES-Wan ted: I wilt give $4,500 cash for a new, strictly first-class house, clear of all incumbrance, on an Improved street, northeast. In a good location. Glv*

full particulars. Box 436, city.

Chance for speculators: Twenty acres ground

lying between Hillside ave. and Jackson Park FOR 8ALE-Buggy cushions, buggy tops, light will make 116 lots, besides streets and alleys

wheels, wagons, buggies and surreys; also j R!l ce -f 15 a mUBt “ 1,01(1 shaft* AL SMITH. 265 S. Illinois st. ; co - K E - 1

Tremendous

ty a

bargains!

ound.

WANTED—Immediately, two or three pleasantly furnished rooms; North Side; central; for light housekeeping- Address 402 Lemcke Building. WANTED—A lady p*st twenty-five, to engage In light, pleasant employment; references exchanged. Call Tuesday and Wednesday at No.

202 E. New York st. WANTED^To buy an

power; state

when you

first w:

engine, 55 to 65-horse

make, condition, price, etc., ■rite. Address MOSES CRAIG.

WANTED—Boy in printing office. 40(4 8- Hli- j WANTED—Our bread weighs a pound and nols st. half to the loaf. Some bakers do not de

WANTED—Barber at Spencer House; none but

flrrt-clas* need apply-

WANTED—Paper-hanging; pay in milk. Address J 13. care New* WANTED—Boy. to web and spring choirs. CENTRAL CHAIR CO. WANTED—To sell or rent barber fixtures. T. E. MORGAN, 179(4 8- Illinois st. WANTED—A good dairy hand; must be a good milker. Addrees C 14, core New*.

WANTED—Lodging, 10c; quiet and comfortabl«. 296 W. Market. (01o»ed at 10 p. m.) WANTED—Beware of the short-weight bread. Parrott-Taggart's Domestic Is full weight. WANTED—Canvassers at once for city work. ! THE ERADICATOR MFG. CO.. 133 Virginia avenue. ■ ' ■ j

house- 1 23 In- I

publish the weigh: of their bread. “Don't take a bun for a loaf.'* WANTED—A retired actor will accept a few pupils for the dramatic stage; thorough instruction and professional engagements furnlshed. Address E 13, care News. WANTEID— Where did you get that watch, my friend? Please tell me, sir, that I may send And get one that 1* Just like yours. And have the time so true your watch as-

sures.

North Illinois street, at Number 92. Gray ft Gribben'*—they can suit you With watches, diamonds, or with rings. And with many other beautiful things.

SMITH.

FOR SALE;—Grocery stoi good cash business; lar;

Address Box U7

Indiana.

9; must Market.

alleys;

quick. MICK ft

ore for sale, doing a rge room; cheap rent.

Farmland, Randolph county.

REAL ESTATE—Several handsome, well-lo-cated Irvington Iota If I have what you Want, and you will build, I will take second mortgage for payments, which may be divided

FOR SALE;—Grocery and meat market; good

rill, take *300

location; will Invoice $400; casrh; reason for selling, want Addrere M 13. care News.

cqld kn< Cieaner

• payments, which may

Into seventy-five monthly payments.

PARRY. 250 8. Illinois st.

D. M.

to leave city.

WANTE3>—Young men, to canvass for hold supplies. A. J. CONROY ft CO.,

supplies.

d!ana ave.

And If you have not the mon Just take my name, and they

All right. AH right; you can us pay

Some other day. some other day.

ley to-day.

will say

FOH SALE—You shcqld know that the Antiseptic Wall-Paper Cieaner restores wall paper to Its original color with small cost. Try It. J. M. PAVER ft CO.. 29 S. Meridian st. FOR SALE—One complete set Encyclopedia Britannic*, leather binding, at great bargain; also the Century Dictionary', complete. ck>|h bidding, good as new. at bargain. Room 4 Lombard Building, 24(4 E- Washington st.

FOP. SALE—

PILLS'BURY'S BEST FLOUR.

The XiltXX Brand, Makes More Bread, Makes Better Bread, Makes Whiter Bread,

Than Any Other Flour Manufactured. Buy It from your grocer.

FOR SALE)—Great bargains: One fine combination secretary and bookcase folding 1 oak; one curly, three-piece bedroom sultt French-plate mirror in dresser; one oak, piece bedroom suite, large glass on drew

piece

washstand; one Iron bed. one fine oak table, six oak box-seat dining chair

WANTED—Hustlers to work route

cago LMger. and 5 p. m.

Call 71 Massachusetts

—— AH goods in our line sold on payments at for Chi- i ca ah prices to good people. GRAY r * ORIB- » ave., 3; BEN’S JEWELRY STORE, 92 N. HHnorts st.

WANTED—Men take orders for maple sirup at private houses. Call < afternoon, 67 W.

Michigan st.

Cbmer of Bnookalde and A. CAY LOR. ‘

WlJrajHiP

>nds; fa

Lebanon ave. E.

To loan money fair dealing and ]

watenes, dia-

monds; fair dealing and private. Room 24 Ingalls Block. WANTED—"That suit looks rocky: gst It pressed" ; 60 cent* GEO, F. YOUNG. Com-

mercial Block.

WANTED—Young lawyer or real estate man to take offices with me. LEWIS A. COLEJMAN., 81 Baldwin. W ANTED—Bar her sfiop and pool table for sale; $16 down and $6 per month. Call at

once, 149 Virginia ave.

WAXTKP^AGEN VANTED—Pro-Bono

ENTS.

AGENTS WANTED—Pro-

cigar.

tease V,. 5 bedroom suite, large

three-

large glass on dresser and

dining

ible, six oak box-seat dining chairs, one side table, one center table, one cane-seat arm rocker, one velvet carpet, two (2) brussels carpets; all -above goods nearly new. 138 E. Twenty-second, new (oM Twelfth), between

College and Broadway.

for~¥ale—

20c for 1 bushel beet potatoes. 20c for 1 gallon golden sirup. 5c for 1 lb whole codfish. 8c for J lb best rolled oats. »c far 25 lbs Snow Flake floi

REAL ESTATE—Money to loan; a large sum of home funds left In our care to be loaned In sums of $100 to $1,000 and upward, at lowest rates of Interest: can furnish money same 1 day you apply; pay back when you please. A. METZGER AGENCY, 6 Odd Fellows Hall. REAL EJSTATE7—Good, eight-room hou*e, finished in oak: cabinet mantel and grata: natural ga»; well; cistern; both porcbes; vestibule; nicely papered througnout; located near ' Woodruff Place; price. $1,600; easy terms; a decided bargain. WEBBER ft CO., 91 E. Mar-

1 ket rt.

BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATIONS. BUILDING AND LOAN—The Sun Savings and Investment Co. has plenty money to loan on ! good real estate. Office, 117 W. Georgia st. BUILDING AND LOAN—Tou always count

ding bed. or I your change, why not wel 9b h jrour bread.

provement*. 247 Capitol ave., N. TO LET—Pleasant rooms fir housekeeping;

ground fioor._ 15 E. New York st. TO LET—Furnished, front

furnished room.

room; also small,

X W. New York.

TO LET—Rooms, offices and sleeping. E. Washington at. AD. HERETH.

No. 92(4

TO LETT—Rooms; furniahed; central; modern; all new. Address N 12. care News. TO LET—Three rooms, with gas; Cheap. 72(4 E. Washington. 1‘liototrreph gallery. TO LET—Newly fu misfeed; modem; three blocks from poetofflee. IX E. Vermont. TO LETT—Large furnished front room. suitable for two gentlemen 35* N. Noble at. TO LET—Two unfurnished rooms; down-stairs; front; well suited to light housekeeping. 66 Oak st. TO LETT—Nice, front room; three front windows; first-class board; modem; private family. ^ 292 N. Illinois. TO LET—Down town, near Denison Hotel, nice, furnished room*. X(4 Massachusetts ave.. Oriental Building. TO LET—You always count your change, why not weigh your bread? Parrott-Taggart's Domestic weighs X ounces. TO LET—Front room*, with board; eplendld cook; elegant, modem home; every convenlence. 171 N. Capitol ave. TO LET—One Urge, front room and alcove; also two connecting rooms; all well furnished; new; modem house. 78 E. North.

cuffs. l(4c; bundles . PROGRESS LAUN-

TO LET—116 E. Pratt; modern house; oom-

plete; twelve rooms.

TO LET —tilf pant ave. ; 'iBOftsm; a«w;'ftiMtr

of gs* Keys at 440.

TO LET—See list at 26 K. Markat, ground floor. GREGORY ft APPEL. TO LET—11X7 N. Meridian, eight rooms, furnace. bath; $26. Inquire 68 Talbott ave. TO LET—Five-room cottage, with both; down town property. Apply a* E. New York. TO LET—115 8. Delaware six room*; go*; weti; cistern. O. W. ELVIN, 5*4 g. Baat at. TO LET—Five-room cottage oa Bird at., near Vermont. H. H. LEE, 34 W. Washington »t. TO LET —Modern; ail Improvement*. wiKral. No. 71 W. Walnut st. Apply at X A Me-

ridian.

TO LET - House; six rooms, modem conveniences; 131 N. Noble SL Inquire at 204 E. Ohio st. TO LETT—Dwelling ten room*, with bath, hot and cold water. Na 242 College ave.. at $25. SPANN ft OO. TO LET—Good, five-room bouse, to small oalored family. Call Mack’s Carpet Factory. Thirteenth and canal. TO LET—You always count your change, why not weigh your bread? Parrott-Taggart's Domestic weighs 24 ounce*. TO LDT-ColUrs and cuffs. Die: wtndla# called for and delivered. PROGRESS LAUNDRY. 322 B. Washington. Telephone 11*1.

TO LETT—Get the big reeving van; cost* »• more. INDIANAPOLIS STORAGE AMD TRANSFER. Telephone 1949* 379 A Delaware.

Fine

News Building.

of office rooms In The w and well lighted; all

might be let for tight manu-

called for and

LETT—Collars and

id delivers

DRY, 322 E. Washington.

Telephone 1131.

TO LET—Unfurnished rooms, light housekeeping; every convenience; low rent; Laurie’s store building. Apply room 3, second floor. TO LET—Get ths big moving van; coats no more. INDIANAPOLIS STORAGE AND TRANSFER. Telephone 1049. 870 A Delaware.

TO LET—Rooms, en suite.

facturlng; new. and clean; good llg! >nt. New* Building; third floor. A;

ews business office.

ren

News

for light manu-

ht; low pply at

PERSONAL.

PERSONAL—Pro-Bono cigar.

PERSONAL-Ask

Taggart's

TO LET-FIne suits

tws

oonvenimuas, imam um tw\ >i«m manufacturing. For particular* call at The New* offioe. TO LET—OFFICES AND STOREft.

TO LETT-Pro-Bono cigar.

TO LET-St ore-room; No. 99 S. Illinois st.

DYER ft RASSMANN. II Ctrei*.

TO LET-Building: 611 Madison ave.; More

and seven rooms. 419 E. Georgia at.

TO LET-Store-room; 43 A Illinois st.; next door to Bros nan'a DYER ft HASS MANN. 31 Circle st. TO LET—Store or office space; corner Illinois st. and Kentucky ave. Ask for HOGAN TRANSFER CO. TO LET—You always count your'change, why not weigh your bread? Parrott-Taggart's

Domestic weighs 24 ounce*.

TO LET—Newly Sited offices on third floor New* Building, fronting Washington st.; low rent. Apply at News business office. TO LET—Good stand for grocery or small bekery; five, living rooms; cheap. q*U Mack's Carpet Factory. Thirteenth and canal.

on second

Oshlngtanst.; rent AGENCT, I Odd

living

and third floors; on E. Wi reasonable. A. METZGER

Fallows Hall.

e-Ask your grocsr for Parrott ft

"Bohemian Rye bie*d.''

PERSONAL—MRS. CURTIS, massage treatments. Room 16 Grand Opera Block.

PERSONAL-You

•Igh

always count Vour change,

why not weigh your bread. Parrott-TOg-gart's Domes tic weighs 24 ounces. PERSONAL—Family rubber goods of every descriptioo. Complete Illustrated catalogue free. A. U. BETTS ft CO.. X Water st.. Toledo. O.

manulow at

TO LET-Rooms, en suite, for light facturlng; new and dean; good llg rent; News Building; third floor. News business office.

TO LET—.MISCELLANEOUS,

TO LET—Pro-Bono cigar.

big barn and outhouaes. 59 N.

PERSONAL - DR. APPLET, Grand Rapids. Mich., cures all ruptures; no knife. Send 2c stamp for particulars. Handled by physicians only.

itrttfs

Qrovei

manent cure guars Fisher's pharmacies, i or Hill and Columbia

GRAHAM CO.

phlet.

TO LET—Good garden farm of forty acre*;

N. Illinois jet.

manu-

low

TO LET—Rooms,

factu

en suite, for light

irtng; new and clean; good 11 News Building; third floor.

rent;

News business office.

17U

PERSONAL—Dyspepsia, hearth

and all stomach disorders positively cured; . tutor; suitable rover Graham’s Remedy; instant relief; per- RASSMAN, >1 isnent cure guaranteed, 60c bottle convinces. tv~> t bvt _ rt.

College and Seventh- at.

aves. Write GROVER Newburgh, N. Y., for paro-

le vent r GROI

room*; central location; steam heat and ete-

for European hotel. DYER ft

Circle st.

seven acres;

TO LET — Garden farm;

house; seven room*; new barn;

from North Indianapolis; *12.50 per month;'

1 Lombard Building. .

i rich bottom

Indian land. (

new

half mile

FOR SALE-BICYCLES. FOR SALE—Pro-Bono cigar.

FOR SALB-Lady’s bicycle, cushion tire, $5.

Parrott-Taggart’s Domestic weighs 24 ounces. BUILDING AND LOAN—The Hoosler Issues a new series March 1. Meets at Blodau’s drug store, corner Indiana ave. and Vermont

»t.. every Monday.

79 N. NoWe.

FINANCIAL. FINANCIAL—Loans at 6 and 8 per cent., at once. C. FJiAYLE9. FINANCIAL—Loans on Jewelry, clothing and other valuables. 67 W. Washington.

MEDICAL.

MEDICAL—Pimples can be cured, freckles and t facial blemish** can be removed; tbs com- j plexlon can be beautified and skin can be kep smooth, soft and healthy by the use _ Face Ointment. 25c. For sale by all diugg]

an be kept of 8pay«r* druggist*. 1

financial.

■mbt

diamonds,

watches.

14 Pembroke Arcade. Private.

ihares $100. Dues 25c »n. C. C. FOSTER. ARTINDALE, Secre-

WANTED—Experienced dairy and farm hand. AGENTS WANTED—Beware of the short- j butter.*'”' 1 *' lt> ^* X apple ’ I>eaCh ’ r ** r ^ plum

weight bread. Parrott-Taggart * Domestic is full weight. ’ , AGENTS WANTED—Six good solicitors, at once; ladles or gentlemen. AMERICAN PORTRAIT CO., 70(4 E. Washington st.

AGENTS WANTED—Lady agent. attraqtiw novelty. Call Tuesdi

377 Broadway.

to sell an

y. can Tuesday morning, References required-

nts for

WANTEI>—Reliable man to handle agen ■ telephone tablet and specialties; $5,000 a

11c for 1 25c bottle Snyder’s catsup.

30c for 25 lbs best com meal. 5c for 1 package pancake flour. 5c'for 1 can corn or peas.

5c for 1 can tomatoes or blackberries.

GEO. J. HAMMEI*

R0-U2 Massachusetts sve.

FOR SALE—

BUILDING AND LOAN—Investigate the Atlas Savings Association. Shares $100. Dues 25c

per week. Money to loan President. RORERT MAI tary. 86 E. Market st.

BUILDING AND LOAN—The Oerman-Amer-ican Building Association’s last report shows earnings past year $77,916.93; asseu, $826,747148; net increase, $79,384.37. No expense fund. Full withdrawals with interest. Send for last report.’ 100 N. Delaware st. G. W. BROWN.

FINANCIAL—Loans

clothing, etc.

FINANCIAL — Loans. Building association shares purchased. NEWTON TODD. Ingalls

Block. FINANCIAL—Loans

FINANCIAL—Loan*. C. F. 8AYLE8, 77(4 K.

Market.

FINANCIAL—Money to loon.

FAY. 40(4 E. Washington st. ,

FIN A NCI RHODIt’S,

HENRY H.

A L—Mortgage securities. GEORGE

I'S. 205-6 Lemcke Building.

mond

Ingalls

watches and

ds; large amounts a specialty.

Block.

dia-

Room 24

FI N ANCIA L-Mortgage HORACE McKAY, 29(4 N.

FINANCIAL

loans; loweet rates, j

Pennsylvania.

Loans;

Mortgagee

is; an) bought

amount; get my SHIRLEY, 791

port. 100 N. toe.aware st. u. w. bk Secretary. ALBERT SAHM, Treasurer. BUILDING AND LOAN-Money to loan; _ large sum of home funds left in our care to be loaned in sums of $100 to $1,000 and upward at loweet rates of interest; can furnish money same day you apply; pay back when you please. We offer far better terms than building associations. A. METZGER AGENCY. 5

Odd Fellows Block.

FINANCIAL—Money on farms and city property; terms reasonable. THOS. C. DAY ft CO., 325-330 Lemcke. ' FINANCIAL—A large amount of private funds. FLORBA ft S1DUNSTICKER, rooms 1, 2 and 3. 27(4 8- Delaware st. FINANCIAL—A large sum; amounts to suit; commission and expenses lowest; no gold clause. NEWTON TODD, 6 Ingalls Block. FINANCIAL — Loans on furnit horses, wagons, office, without removal, at loweet rates. Room Ingalls Block.

ure, pianos, store fixtures, etc., loweet rates. Room 24

Inclose stamp,

land. O.

VICTORY MFG. CO.,

WANTED—An engravtr of file year?’ expert- j Inducen ence; one who has worked tn brass preferred, j Cleveland, u.

Addrees V 13. care News.

AGENTS WANTED—Trade Improving. Men wanted everywhere to sell lubricating oils.

ements. LAKE SIDE OIL CO..

AGENTS WANTED-Agents everywhere to sell homeopathic medicines to families; steady work; agents make $60 to $200 a month.

WANTED place for

well

■ 1 Vi ... m ■ ... i i.’ i ... — Clerk; lady or gentlema

_ ,n; nice

party that can loan $600 or $800,

secured. Address D 14,

O'KEEFE ft CO., dfacturers. No. 21,

steady

DR.

homeopathic medicine manPlttsbnrg, Pa.

cafe News.

WANTED—Two or three young men to occupy nice room, with first-class board; private family; reasonable. 293 N. Illinois. WANTED—Co.lare and cuffs, l(6c; bundles called for and delivered. PROGRESS LAUNDRY, 322 E. Washington. Telephone 1121 ■

AGENTS WANMBD-To sell State and countyrights for msffnlne to separate from sweet milk or cream 10 per cent, more butter than con be produced by any make of churn. Liberal com mission. E. D. TOOPS, 1301 N. Penn, sylvan la sl • AGENTS WANTED—For exclusive control of unoccupied territory, to Introduce our $1 and

sellers on the

MORTGAGE RALE Running. • Gigantic. Forced to finish paying In full by order of court shortly. Hence, we made two lots men’s and boys’ suits. One fine, value $8 to $10. now at $2.45. One line, value $8 to $12, now at $4.45. One line coats and vests, value $4, now at $1.50. A1x>ve lines consist mainly of sizes, 34, 35, 42. AH else prices proportionate. Furnishings included. A safe, two showcases, ail counters, shelving* and fixtures for sale. K and $8 boys’ suits, ages 14 to 18, now choice at $2.75. FAMOUS EAGLE, 72 W. WASHINGTON ST.

FOR SALE—HORSES AND VEHICLES.

Savings ha* ready money to loan; 8 per cent. Interest; no commission: no advance pay-

ments; no expense fund

same day of app!

FINANCIAL—Far

curlty. Apply°diieet. MEYER ft'KiSEK, 3U6

Indiana Trust Building.

arm loans; for a short

loans made on farms; must be gilt-edge ee-

BTTILDING AND LOAN—Indiana Society for

o loan; 8 per o advance pay-

money same day or application; remo^monthfy ’

at $13 per $1,000. 214 Lemcke Building, second I ^ t ^ ah y 1 ,.°° *MRYFi? n *

PHARL.ES E THORNTON PrMldtnt ‘ municlpaJ bonds nought ana »olu. MEYER & CHARLES .A BOOK WAL-refUSecrrtsuTr."* I KISER. 306 Indiana Trust.

rates.

ifiNANCIAL--Money to loan ist lowest ratM; will buy mortgog* note* BAIRD, 12(4 N.

Meridian.

FINANCIAL—Lsirge amount of money to loon i at specially low ret**. DYER ft RAS92CANN, f 21 Circle st. FINANCIAL — Loons; $100 to $30,000; Interest and commission reasons bis. REID BROS..

42 N. Delaware.

FINANCIAL-Endowment and life policies bought; loans on same. L. P. VAN NOR-

MAN. Minneapolis, Minn.

FINANCIAL—Loans on farms; $100 and

ward; home funds; ’oweat rates;

a “Pdolay.

BUILDING AND

twenty-second

WANTED—Resident

window-w

E. TAYLOR ft CO- Cleveland. A.

. den

for Excelsior window-washers; good

or side line.

and 1 traveling salesmen

1 special

WANTEID—Ladle* and gentlemen, to Join a dramatic association, under the management of a professional actor. Addrees- F IS, care

Admission.

Hayes, rening,

-he order, and

X cents.

■t.. Tuesday evening, March X at- 7:3fi. ladles of the order, and friends are in

O. A.

ore

NO. $79 W. New. York " ‘ ‘ AU

aiJMJ. JXl* panorH

V.'

SOCIETY—K. of P.—Pythagoras Lodge, No. 350. K. of P., will meet t?-nigfet In CAstl# Hail, on Mas-^ar-huseUa ave. and Bellefontalne st,, at 7:30 o'clock. Work In first degpree. Vis-

iting brothers welcome. DAVID- R. MUNSON. C. C.

MAURICE ROCHE. K. of R. and 8.-

SOCIETY—K. of P.—Attention. Sir Knights: Members of Indiana Division, 56,. U. R. K. of P.. requested to be prerent to-morrow (Tuesday evening), ?:4 r i sharp, in full uniform. Installation of officers, armory, Mozart Hall. Re-

freshments. By order ED SLEVEX. Captain.

Q. A. SICK FORD. Recorder.

AUCTION SALE.

AUCTION—Pro-Bono cigar. AUCTION—MORRIS SOLOMON. Auctioneer, 198 E. Washington. ■ AUCTION-CARTER ft VETTER, Auction-

eer*. 362 E. Washington.

AUCTION—McCURDY ft PERRY. Auctlon-

eers, 119 W. Washington.

AUCTION—Tou always count your' cnange. why not weigh your bread. Parrott-Tag-gart’a Domestic weighs 24 oundea

WANTED—Local office manager, traveling salesman, office assistant, city salesman. EMPLOYMENT BUREAU, room 16 Fair Block. WANTED—Bicycles. See my bargains in ’95 and ’X styles; enameling, all colors, and repairing. WM. VANDERPOOU 22 .8. MertdDP *. -

WAITED — An traveling man.

ary expected, and

$2 snap-shot cameras; greatest sellers < market; our agents make X to $18 a day; no experience necessary- For terms and samples address AIKEN-GLEASON CO.. X 21, La

Oosae. Wia.

AGENTS WANTED—92 to » per day mad# selling "The Nation’s Danger.” Inaugural

luent and timely n-

terest to every

on sight; retail price only X cents.

FOR SALE—Florida Seal.

FOR SALE—Pro-Bono cigar.

selling "The Nation's souvenir edition, an eloqui book of- vital interest to

-ly new

patriot; sells

Send 15

cents for sample copy and terms to. agents. FRANKLIN PUBLISHING OO., Ft. Way

lad.. . / ' .

AGENTS WANTED—T> agents and canvassers: The most rapid-selling article in the

child can handle It. For

layne,

experienced

Address, with reference*, sal

full

particulars,

—t—

successful

S/ ‘

Bqx 62.

WANTHSD—Inventors to remember the U. S. Central Patent Agency obtains patents promptly, on terms to suit. Talbott Block, Indjonapolls. ) WANTED—$20 weekly salary and expenses paid salesmen for cigars; experience unnecessary; permanent nosiOon. THE W. L. KLINE CO..

St. Louis, Mo.

WANTED—Saleanlen for petit ledgers, grocers' coupon book* sod ' ther specialties by sample to merchants; slda lines; ready relters; good pay. MODEL MFG. CO.. South Bend. Ind.

WANTED—Middle-aged man: druggist; muat write good hand. Addreaa E 14. oare News, giving age. salary desired, good reference*. Position permanent; character must be unim-

peachable.

WANTED—Good, swift, general custom black

smith; married man of small fa:

be man of

ir*-* a o r» jragw x xha^—aajt fLf&l The roost rapid-selHn

market: so simple a child can handle ft. For Information apply to H. L. WILLIAMS, general agent for the State, at Stubblns’s European Hotel, corner Illinois and Georgia sts., Monday, until Friday, from 19 to li a. m. and 2 to 4 p. m.

WANTED—SITUATION.

SITUATION^WANTED-Yiorida^eal.^^T*^'^

SITUATION WANTED-Pto-Bobo cigar.

SITUATION WANTED--Girl to assist in

housework, or nurse. 251 Park ave.

SITUATION WANTED—Traveling aalesman;

references, etc. Address X IS, care News. SITUATION WANTED—Light housework

Two good family horses. S3 -N. Alabama. PRAY ft PETRIE FOR SALE—Car-load horse* GEO. K. SCHOFIELD’S stable. 195 Wabaah at. . FOR siALE—Domestic bread cheaper than flour. "Don't take a bun for a loaf." FOR SALE—General delivery horse, about seven years old; sound and gentle.- 486 Central ave. FOR-SALE—Phaeton, rubber tires, suitable for doctor; cost $360; very cheap; suitable terms. 11 >f Massachusetts ave.

carpenter's

LOAN—The

seriee of the Occidental Saving and Loan Association will be issued Monday, March 8. 1897. Shores, $200 each. Weekly dues 60c. Entry fees. 25c. Meetings, Monday evening at

Hlld’l Ml

Wm. Hlld’s, corner New York and Blake sts. Joseph H. Howe*. President. Wm. Johnston. Vice-President. C. H. Roeebrock, Secre-

tary, M. H. FOr-ell, Treasurer.

FOR TRADE.

FOR TRADE-Pro-Bono cigar. FOR TRADE—Brown’s February shoe sale. 154 E. Washington st.

FINANCIAL—Money promptly furnished on Improved Indianapolis real estate; no loans for less than $1,000. Apply direct to C. 8. WARBURTON, 1002 Majestic Building. FINANCIAL—Loan*; any amount on furni-

ture, pianos, vehicles, store fixture*, etc. Also

' ■ ' -denuai.

eat

Meridian.

money

Low

advanced

rates.

salaries. Confli

EDWARD OAU8EPOH

identlai. L, 4 N.

FINANCIAL—Loans obtained for Mlaried people; neither personal or chattel eecurlty required of borrower; no publicity. MERCANTILE DISCOUNT CO., room 4 Lombard Build-

ing, 24(4 E. Washington at.

FOR TRADE—1,000 business cards for $1. VICTOR, 26 N. Delaware. FOR TRADE)—Large work horse for smaller horse. 1130 N. Meridian. FOR TRADE—City property for incumbered farm. H., 29 Ingalle Block. ■ FOR TRADE—Billiard table, or diamond ring, for good bicycle. Address A 14, care News.

FOR

wagon.

E. Mark

SALF.—Peddling wagon.

delivery wagons; old and new.

t. KRAMER:

Family

FOR TRADE—Horae for STEAM LAUNDRY, 36 . North.

c±e. ERTEL 8 Senate ave.,

FINANCIAL—Money to loan; a large sum of home funds left in our hands to be loaned In sums of HOD to <1.000 and upward at lowest rates of interest; can furnish money aam< you apply. Pay back when you please. METZGER AGENCY. 6 Odd Fellows Bk

Block.

FINANCIAL-LOANS. ON FURNITURE, PIANOS, BTC., Without removal. Interest, 7 per cent, a year. On Building Association Plan. PERSONAL PROPERTY SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION, Room 4 Lombard Building, 24(s E. Washington. Open Saturday evening# until 6 o’clock.

FOR TRADE—Fine gold

ring for small,

care News.

watch or diamond

gentle home. Addrees L 14,

FINANCIAL—Loons on horses, wagons, store fixtures, pianos, household goods, warehouse

FOR SALE hacks, surreys,

STABLES. 80 and 82

horses,

trap and harness.

IW. Market.

second-hand

CLUB

FOR ties,

SALE—opeciai batgA.ns .n surreys and light wagons. DNcE CO.. IN 3. Meridian.

UOONeE

sample oug- I COMSTOCK

FOR SALE—Rock* way a. four __a ^ ■- landaus, Germanto

and six-pasaen-

Our

ger broughams, landaus, uermantowns. O wn make, strictly prime; latest style. RO; )LNS ft CO.. S3 E. Georgia st. Repairing ■

BINS Hefted.

FOR TRADE—You always count your change. why not weigh your bread. Parrott-Taggart’s Domestic weighs 24 ounces. FOR TRADE—Two highly Improved, clear farms in southern Michigan for good stock of merchandise. W. H. GARRETT. Schoolcraft. Mich. FOR TRADE—An $8,000 stock of whiskies and liquors, doing good business, for city propertv. Business property preferred. WEtBBt ft CO.. 91

receipt* and ail kinds of personal property, . lowest rates, without delay, and the some da;

you appiy. Private r

without delay, and the same day Everything strictly confidential,

ivate room.

HOUSEHOLD LOAN ASSOCIATION, 44 Lombard Building, fourth floor.

Opposite New York Store.

sines? property preferred. WEBBER E. Market et.

FINANCIAL—

IF YOU WANT $15, $20. $25. $35. $50.

cook In small family. Oaifat 410 Iff. Superior j ^-^T’a^or^Tdraya.' C ° al

street.

SITUATION WANTED—By middle-aged widow. as nurse for sick woman; references. 181 tan: st. ;

SITUATION WANTED—As driver

new platf< I open deli

several open

buggies at 401 and

8CHWEIKLE ft

e milk wagon,

very wagons and second-hand

ologlcal

and 403 PRANGE.

E. Market st.

FOR TRADE-Chance of lifetime; finest physl-

Uflt In America; French

id female, ti

paintings, dried man, em

skeletons, every size; all paraphernalia

your furniture,

c.; ail business prl-

lectui

jre

le ,

manakln*. male and female,

moth paintings, dried

mens:

America;

model

balmed spec:

Is. mam-

*1-

good habits; none other, n

commence March 1. Address R. J. TIN

mlly; must need appilG

ITUATIOX WANTED—As driver city dallv- 9

AMrcm I>RIVE ' ^ Massachu -

KOTICK.

cigar.

SITUATION WANTED—By a colored woman; housework or general housework. Address

101 Hill ate.

AUCTION—Sale of splendid furniture, carpets, matting, stoves, etc. We will sell, at our room. 252 E. Washington *t.,. on to-morrow (Tuesdayl morning, March 2. at 9:30 o'clock, two elegant oak bedroom suites, French-plate Klara, cheval dreeser; one beautifully decorated suite, four pieces: one elegant, new parlor suite of five pieces. In velvet tapestry, worth $60; new cotron-top mattrreres. Oriental and W. W. spring*, oak armed office chairs and dining chairs, fresh, clean feather plijows. comfort*, stands, tables, tin safe* (double decki. wardrobes, French clock (fxm SH), toilet art, bowls and pitcher*, 200 yards of matting, carpets, folding Eclipse bench wringer (coet $8), parrot cages, silver knives and fork*, fine pictures, a lot of cooking utensils, one Howe sewing machine In perfect order and all attachments. window shades, swinging, lamps. *ad~a large collection pf useful articles. CARTSR ft VETTER. -VOc-nortecr*.

WANTED—Capable man to superintend force SITUATION WANTED—Experienced woman of salesmen; Inside work; secure-l Investment family cook; best reference. S0(* N. Dela-

’erences re- ware, room 11.

1643 •*—

NOTICE—Wngnt'a

Guaranteed.

Magnetic System Tonic.

NOTICE-1,000 printed bill heads for $1.50. VIC-

STORAGE.

i; secure-.. .

carrying stock; ref<

qulred, furnished; salary. Address room

Monadnock Building. Ol.l<

8600 to 1800 tor

sOTICE—l.ooo printed b TOR. 26 N. Delaware.

SITUATION WAXTED-By two girls, in r*#^ tauraut, as cook and dishwashing. 63 N.

ling. Chicago.

WANTED—An idea. Who can think of some New Jersey rt.

“ty? sssii

you wealth,

ft CO., patent

JOHN

attorneys.

they may bring

WEDDERBURN a \~^. t |,a ,ri,. uuuiuT^v, Washington, D. C., tor their $1,800 prize offer

and lit: of 2,000 Inventions wanted. *,

WANTED—Men and hoy* to learn barber

trade; steady positions at good wages gl ifter two months’ practice with

*r In flrst-class family 5. 96(4 N Delaware.

or address room

NOTICE—JOSEPH GARDNER; Tinner. 87, 39

and 41 Kentucky ave. Telephone 322. NOTICE—"Don't take a bun for a loaf." Parrott-Taggart's Domestic is a loaf.

NOTICE—Windsor dining hall is the place to bring your family. Good meals at 25 cents.

>na, every

needed; coet 87.000; price $8,000; payments real estate. Box 180. Spencer, Ind. ANNOUNCEMENTS.

we will give it to

pianos, horses, wagon*, vtc.. mi uunnen vate and confidential. Call for particulars. , AETNA MORTGAGE LOAN CO.,

Room 201 Lemcke Building.

Entrance Market st.. opposite postoffle*.

rard; home

A. METZGER. Odd Fellows Block. FINANCIAL—6 per cent, money on improved real estate. (No loons mode outside of this city.) SPANN ft CO.. 86 E. Market. FINANCIAL—$10 to 1100 on furniture, pianos. vehicles, store fixtures, etc. Confidential. I Lowest rates. 2(4 W. Washington, room 4. FINANCIAL—Loans; sums of 1500 and over. I City property and farm*. C. E. COFFIN ft CO., 90 E. Market st. Ff N A NCI A1^—Money to loon upon real estate In Indianapolis and vicinity; most favorabis terms offered by BOICE ft DARK, 18(4 N. Me-

ridian st.

FINANCIAL - Loons on furniture, piano*. horses, wagons, office, store fixture*, *10., | without removal, st lowest rates. Room 24 . Ingalls Block.

ft SON. 66 E. Market st.

FINANCIAL—8500 to $1,'** to loan

three years;

•igage. Notes, Mocks a

•old. WELCH A WARD. 24 Clrclo.

funds;

morn

x; private

.... delay; first nd bond* bought and

FINANCIAL—Loons m large sums on satis- ; factory business real estate In the large cities , only; no loan agents desired. Apply direct to C. 8. WAHBURTON, 1002 Majestic Building. ; FINANCIAL—Money to loan; 9 and 7 per cent.; > privilege to pay back 8100 or more any time, > ind stop interest on amount paid. Private •

without delay. MEYER

funds

Indiana Trust.

ft KISER. J0»

FINANCIAL—Money In sums to mit, without any delay whatever; can get H the some day 1

af “ "

port dian

CHAS. W. OORt:

what !■■■

you apply. Call and get our rate*. Can pay a portion each year, if you desire. Room 304 In-

ina Trust Building,

tSUCH.

third floor. Elevator.

FINANCIAL—Any person temporarily raased, and wanting a loan upon ft

piano or other personal property, will find It

ember- .

unutore, *■

ANNOUNCEMENT—Pro-Bono cigar.

ANNOUNCEMENT Irta f ’’ O. , , *T'o

MONEY! PIANOS, OR-

Don't take a bun for a

Parrott-Taggart'a Domestic I* a loaf.

AN NOUN CKM ENT— Every nottle of Wr

and T

at 111(4

ight’s

Liniment and Tonic

LOANS ON FURNITURE,

GAN8 ETC

THE PROPERTY TO REMAIN IN YOUR

UNDISTURBED POSSESSION.

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

AND SEE US.

NOTICE—Oculist's prescription* filled on short

— notice. Idwent pricas. at LANDO'S, Optician.

SITUATION WANTED—Young man, to attend 93 N. Pennsylvania at. .SKSSSi SS "*'- e.u». WM4

Magnetic Cough Sirup, Llnime

guaranteed or money refunded, at 111(4 E-

Washington •(■ For aa^ by ali druggtsu. LOANS MADE ON SHORT NOTICE. ANNOUNCEMENT—MRP. DR. ELLIS. As- WE ADVANCE MONEY ON FURNITURE, , trologer. Tells life's history, where to go, fixtures, pianos, warehoura receipt*, horse*. | what to do, to have success in business specu- wagons, machinery, etc.; in fact, w* will loan lations, friendship, love. etc. 190 N. Capitol on any and all kind* of chattel property wlth-

. «■ 1 —'< the mon

after two months’ practice with ua; this is SITUATION WANTED—You always count the quickest, most thorough and practical your change, why not weigh your bread? method pf apprenticeship. MOLER’B BAR- Parrott- Taggart’s Domestic weighs 24 ounces. F.-7L. 8 .£ HO ?V 2 * S .?u C,ark st *’ Chlc **°- n * SITUATION WANTED— Elderly lady of expe-

Works,

! patterns; make any trick < ifacture special machinery.

ind get

lust rated catalogued**. rieitoe deairea position WA.VTED^Empire Ufe Insurance Uomnany. j Woodruff

iriy

ns housekeeper in small

reference. Address HOL'SE-

New York; requires gentlemen to act as ___ general and special agents throughout the dif- ; SITUATION WANTED - An honest, young, ferent c.tle# and town* of Indiana; low rates:! colored man to work at anvthlnr: m««.«

oodruff Place.

rroj 3

tRAGE—1 ■TON. 11

Bono cigar.

gMOl remuneration.

address J. C. OETTEYS, agency ent, 299 Broadway. New York CHy.

r particulars and terms '8. agency superintend

*»■>. .

‘isms

’Phone 1049

STORAGE—Tou always”*

ad mm: s y. Hamma st. ‘Phone 748. Spe-

why not weigh roar Oart’s Domestic weigh*

Parrott-Tag:

BUSINESS CHANCE.

BUSINESS CHANCE—Pro-Bono cigar. BUSINEAS CHANCE-The loaf weighing three ounce# short 1* equivalent to a 10 per cent. cut in wage*. BUSINESS CHANCE—Pot Soi*: A mlsoeKane-

Ina

colored man. to work at anything; wages heretofore existing between us i* hereby no object. REfV. L. M. HAGOOD. pastor solved, by mutual consent, from this d Slmpeon M. B. ohurch, 740 N. Senate ave. March 1. 1897. Room 18 Baldwin Block.

and meta! vice; manui

Pennsyitenla st.

NUTu'K H. W. LAUT ft CO., contractors for blast pipes, dust and shaving collection pipes, ventilators and chimney tops. Satisfaction guarani red. Corner South and Noble sts. Telephone!^ ^ " NOTICE—I# hereby given that the partnership heretofore existing between us is hereby dls-

date.

officers: Sidney Moore, pr

vice-president; Allen Jackson, treasurer; eras

Chathman, secretary; James Tay’.o board of directors. Joiin Jackson, T

rloon, Isaac P. Devne

cjpta.n.

»evne, James Harvey. Club

now open for membership. Club meets at Odd

Fellows Hali, Indiana ave, FOR SALE OR TRADE.

out removal. You can pay beck the money in weekly or monthly Installments. Any part paid reduces cost of carrying the loon. Call an

our rates before going elsewhere. CENTRAL LOAN COMPANY, Rooms 7 and 8 Talbott Block, Northwest corner Market

and Pennsylvania.

FOR SALE

OR TRADE-Pro-Bono cigy.

REMOVAL.

REMOV A L—Pro-Brej^cIgarT^

B. W. COLE. T. W. PEASE.

cards. FOR

VICTOR. 26 N. Delaware at. SALK OR TRADE—Equity

ous lot of wo,id-worklng machineryDIANAPOLIS LOUNGE CO.

IN-

nuaiNEsa chance-

free GAS AND LAND FOR FACTORIES. AT SHIRLEY, IND.

AND

TRANSFER CROSSING R ft K. RY.

C. W. ft M. RT.

BOUT. MARTINDALE ft OO.,

ladiauapoua, lad.

REMOVAL - CHANCE-MATTHEWS PRINTING CO has removed to The News Building 32 W. Washington et. Larger quarters. | n . creased facilities, tow prices. Office, room j. Jusi over The News.

TAKEN UP.

TAKEN UP-Cow. 914 Broadway. 4anw.i.niafe.'»i i >.iisii in '

MUSICAL.

MUSICAL—Pro-Bono cigar.

LOST. LOST—Abstract title to lot In Lincoln Park. NEWTON TODD. 6 Ing*Ha Block. LOST—Black and tan dog; goes by the name of Ben. Return to Ml Talbott. Reward. LOST—Charm, on Wood la wn are., between State and Spruce, or between Woodiawn and Prospect or Spruce. Reward. 56 Bcllefontaln*. LOST—Male Scotch terrier pup. eight month* old;' all white except email black spot on right eye and right **de; tall cut; answers to name Trix; 1887 check No. 4114. Liberal reward for return tu 65 Columbia ave. Telephone 1617.

FINANCIAL—LOANS

LOWEST RATES. EASY TERMS.

STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL

HO ill

ndisturbed possess:

stallment*. and have the coi

. . In eight-

room. new, modern house, north, $400. Ad-

resa V S. care News.

FOR SALE OR TRADE—You always count your change, why not weigh your bread? Parrott- Taggart's Domestic weigh* 24 ounces.

FOR SALE OR TRADK^A~m!#ceilaneoua hx tlonately. U *'< of wood-wotklng machinery; will eeil cheap nU “ r * SL?!*"?• or trade tor real estate. INDIANAPOLIS i ’L L

LOUNGE CO. I tak~“

' got

Monument Place:""Mills,"feetorles. ^hotels, restaurant*, stores, merchandise, priniit

w—>■»—- Dransr.

peril.

LOAMft MADE ON SHORT NOTICE.

Money loaned on furniture, pianos, horses, wagons, atore fixtures, warehouse receipts and all kinds of personal property in any amount from 210 upward, the property to remain in

your undisturbed possession. • ^

money on

k t

on.

watches and dla

back the money in wertuy or man

'raMMM

Wa also loon

ii.imonds. You can ekly or monthly in-

tradc

I-NGK

) uR CAi-t OK i UAUE—Hy C. W. PHILLIPS 70 Monument Place: Mills, factories, hotels, restaurant*, stores, merchandise, priming offices. livery stocks, sanatorium*, farms. Umber, coal, oil gas and other mineral property, stocks, bonds, note*, mortgages, city and town property, building and loan. Insurance, rentals.

iken ou ■Ing eis

If you ow

long as you des

in advanci

prop .■ ■

<* a balance on your far.•ill pay the same for you you desire. No charges | Cali end see u* before '

to their interest to deal with private parties. We toon our own money, and con give lowest rate*. Do not fall to sea us before making a loan. We also advance money to salaried people. BOYD ft MILLER, suite 18 Baldwin

Block. Telephone 740. FINANCIAL-LOANS.

$5 00 to |40 40

ON FURNITURE, PIANOS, ORGANS. HORSES, WAGONS, ETC., At rate* which any one can afford t* pay. We are Just aa happy to make you a $5 loan as one for $50. Get the lowest rotes la the city on email, •hort-time loons. Business strictly

confidential.

EAST MARKET-ST. MORTGAGE LOAN CO.. ■ Room 4. 96(4 E. Market et. FINANCIAL—LOANA —— TWENTY THOUSAND DOLLARS To loan la sums of $10 and up on HOUSEHOLD jGOODS. PIANOS. ORGANS. HORftes. WAGONS, ETC., At the lowest rates and on the easiest terms The property i* left In your undisturbed possession. We will M gladly moke you a small loan as a large one, and give you tour own time In which to pay it back. Any payment* made reduce* the coet of carrying the loan. You get full amount asked for. No charges token out tn advance. Our business strictly private, and we guarantee you the falreot treatment We loan money for the intereat, and do not want your good*. Osll and see us before borrowing. Security mortgage loan company. Room 207. second floor Indians Trust Building (old Vance Block), comer Washington st. and Virginia ave. financial-loans" TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS

To loan la sum* of

$10. $15. $30, $80. $50, $100, $20ft

or any amount, on

FURNITURE. PIANOS, ORGANS.

STORE FIXTURE*. ETC.,

At rate# which honest people can fford to pay. The property to remain la your

Idleturbej poweaoion.

|to«t*e«si< vr wh<

( ALL AND 85

EVERYWHg WHO WANTS MONEY

sew here.

Eetahltabed IS87.

INDIANA MORTGAGE LOAN COMPANY. Room 4 Lombard Building,

Second floor.

24(4 E. Washington «. Opposite New York Store. Ooen Saturday evening* until » o’clock.

We are Just as happy to make 1 you a $10 loan a* one for $130. W# wil) give you plenty of time to pay the money hack. In fact, you can make the payments w suit >\>ur*eif. Every payment ao made ieduce* the coet of carrying the lean.

red u | _ m . We give you the full amount of mone you oak tor; no charges token out In advance. The tranraetlen is aura to be

private. Don’t fall to our rat re.

INI