Indianapolis News, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 July 1897 — Page 3

THE XKB1ANAF0LIS NEWS, THURSDAY, JULY 29, 1897,:

TKUANT OFFICERS.

A4lklttMIA)

*(•- Ar« «*d by tbs Doard.

Tho folio wine additional anpoinuneniB Of truant ofltccrs have been announced by the ampolBtln* board. Brown Countv—Finn district. Hamblen and Jackaon townahlpc. William Bauithman. of Beanbloaaom. eccond district. Waahineton. Van Boren. Nashville and Johnson. W. N. NVwmaster. of Plke’a Peak. Fulton County—First district. Sherry. Now Cast I*. Richmond and Rochester townships and town of Rochester. Carlo* C. Fish: sscond district. Union. Liberty and Aubbennuubee townships and the town of Kttwunu, WllUam F. Parker. Jay County-First district. Penn. Juck'son. Bear Creek. Wabash and New Corydon townships. John E. Weller, of Bryant; second district. Knox. Oreen. Wayne and Noble townships. Riley R. CraJ«. of Portland, third district. Dunkirk and Salonomiu townships. Matthews Atkinson. of Redkey. Lake County—First district, city of Hammond. C. O. Eastwood, of Hammond: second district. North Calumet. Hobart, East Chicago and Whiting anfl St. John's townships, Herbert Jones, of East Chicago: third district. Ross. Hanover. Center. Winfield. Eagle Creek. Cedar Creek and West Creek townships. Crown Point and Lowell, Thomas A. Muxsell. of Crown Point. Putnam bounty—First district, all of the ct uniy outside of Greencastle. J. 8. Bachelder, of Greencastie: second district, city of Oreencaatle. William R Ruaan. Ripley County—First district. Laughery, Adams and Franklin townships. Bate*vjlle and Milan. H. E. Stowe, of Batesvllle: second district. Center. Otter Creek, Jackson and Osgood townships, Bryan Wilson, of Osgood; third district, W-i-ih-irgton. Delaware and Johnson townships and Versailles, John B. Curran, of Versailles: fourth district. Shelby and Brown townships. Theodore Brown, of New Marion. Rush County—First district, Rushville city and Rushville township. I. L. Clifford, of Rushville: second district. Ripley, Center, Washington. Posey, Jackson and Union townships. E. M. Jones, of Arlington; third district. Orange. Anderson. Richland and Noble. Charles Morns, of New Salem. Union County—First district, the whole county. Wellington C. Witt, of Liberty. Warrick County—First district. Skelton. Pigeon. Lane, Owen. Mart and Oreen townships, JohnW. Handy,of SculesviUo; second district. Anderson. Boon. Campbell and Olin townships and Boonvllle and Newburg, F. W. Pelser, of Boooville.

WANTSyD—FKMALK HELP.

W \NTEl>—Tlsh-t-wlngo.

WANTEIV-Pr>-B»-no cltar. W ANTED- W A»her* <.man ~ Ai.fv .131. ri Kn»t WANTKD—I>lnhut-rooh» irtrta at Occidental Motel. - WANTED—FI rat-«Uae dining-room girl at li« W. Ohio et. WANTED—Woman to cook vegeublte. 8PENCMI HOTOg. WANTED—Ctrl for Reneral houaework. (New) Msdkwa aveWANTED—Otrl for general housework. M3 (old) Central ave. WANTED—Olri for general housework. (New) 1U N. Alabama st WANTED-BORN & CO removed' to (old) 31 MasaachwetU ave WANTED — Girl for general houaework at mew) H25 Central ave, WANTED- Lady canvasser, to work on salayy. Room 13 Yohn Bloek. WANTED—Good girl for general houaework. (New) E. Thirteenth st.

WANTED—Girl for houaework: good wages.

*5(4 N. Delaware at . room 5.

WANTED -Gold crowns for $3.50 during July.

gRIXERa. Dentist. 35J«. IlllnoD.

WANTED—White girl to do housework and

cooking. 13C8 <new) N. IHinois st. __

WANTED—A white girl for nurse: reference*

required. Addreae U _5. care News.

WANTED—MALE HELP. WANTED—Tiahl-tnl ago. WANTED—Pro• Bono cigar

WANTED—Carriage painter*. PARRY MFO. CO. WANTED—First-class stalr-bullder only. 9M K jUhio^ WANTED—Boy* who want to work. PARRY EIFO. (X). WANTED—Good man cook. Inquire at 330 S Bast *t WANTED—Barber with tool*; steady Job. 306 (old) 8. Illlnol*. W ANTED-BORN * CO. remove to (old) 31 Massachusetts ave. WANTED— 8traw hats cleaned. HAND, the Hatter, 47 Virginia ave.

WANTED—1.000 me 4(-c. S16 E. Wash

and hoy*

Ington.

to get pants,

WANTED—1,000 business cards for 31. VIC- _ TOR, PRINTER. 28 N. Delaw are. WANTED--Services of young man with small

capital. Call 539 W. Washington et.

WANTED—Boy with some experience in bakery. Call corner English ave. and .Shelby st.

WANTED—Good butcher to cu eery and meat market. Address R

New*.

meat In gro-

3, care

WANTED-Three bright girl*, to sell handsome package soap 28 When Block

WANTED—Ladies in need of a home during confimment. come to 41S N. New Jersey st.

WANTED—Two down-stains wort*.

German girls for m> and New) 420 E. New York

WANTED—Fea'lo r renovated, bought and sold. 116 Massnclo"-* its ave. B. F. DUBOIS.

WANTED—Marker and sorter; none but experienced need apply. PROGRESS LAUNDRY.. ____ ______

WANTED—A good girl. Immediately; must be rood cook. (New) 431 N. Delaware st..

WANTED—Girl to do general housework; German preferred. 704 (old number) N. Penn-

■ylvanla »t.

WANTED—Ladles to ranv; must be educatjd: sala

T 6. care News

ass for special work:

ary liberal

Address

WANTED—Young white girl to aseist in ger eral housework; small family. 2103 (new) N Delaware st.. Morton Place. WANTED—White girl for gene

*: i

must be experienced cook: no washing or

Ironing. (Old) .27 College ave.

\V A NTED—Forclady

must ha -

ences. Addrei

ment;

for

•e exp N 5, care News.

chocolate depart-

WAVTl-T Ladv bicycle riders for t.f urn >•’ ‘‘niumbus, Ind.. August : «ly. (y .» . GEORGE, Columbus. Ind.

races to 12. Ad-

\yj N l'E! —Every lady in the city

line old Tokay and other

POLIS WINE CO.. 113 S. Capitol ave.

the city to try our wines. IND1ANA-

Came Here to be Married. Orvln G. Smith and Mins Florence Goldsmith. both of Cincinnati, were married at the English Lutheran parsonage In Walnut street yesterday afternoon. Mr. Smith formerly lived here, but went to Cincinnati some time ago. He ia an'-wlectric engineer, and thirtyone years old. At Cincinnati he met Miss Goldsmith, but her parents objected to a wedding, for religious reasons. Mr. Smith came here two or three days ago. and the Rev. D. L Mackenzie agreed to marry the couple. Miss Goldsmith slipped away from Cincinnati yesterday morning and reached here at noon. At 4 p. m. the license was procured and the ceremony performed. The couple leftt in the evening for Cleveland, where Mr. Smith's parents live.

WANTED—Thoroughly capable and experienced white girl for general housework; family of throe. (New) HOW N. Alabama st. WANTED—A middle-aged lady to do plain cooking and assist with houaework; no washing. Call or address 138 W. Sixteenth st. (new number).

WANTED—At once, fady oi every city, town and count;

dress, with Bend, Ind.

*r

>d pay. Ad-

dress, with stamp, HOME VAPOR CO . South

ftlce

y; good

WANTED—Lady to sell Wonder Skin Powder; nut up In a handsome, convenient box for the toilet. Samples furnished free. 28 and

19 When Block.

ADVERTISEMENTS All advmiaeir.ent* :.»erted under ordinary headings on the i-cC.md and third pagea of THE NEWS are charged for at lha very low rate of one cent a word for each day. No advertise ment received for less than 10 centa. When blank or daah linea are used theao are I centa a line. On# and two-oeat postage stamp* will bo received in payment of orders by maii. | Display Advertisements and changes In oopy must be received by 1:30 o'clock, to Incur* Insertion asms day. Changes for Friday or Saturday must bo banded in tho morning of the day previous.

DIED.

CORIDAN—Catherine, daughter, Mrs. O. C. Ri Funeral notice later.H

at the home of her eynolda, Cincinnati, O.

morning. Funeral service* win be ^held at her

OWSLEY nomine.

late residence. 67 (old) Rai row (Friday) afternoon,

of family in

Sarah I servii

67 (old)

family invited.

Owaley, 8:30 this

■

amsey ave.,

t 8 o'clock. Friend*

FUNERAL DIRECTORS.

FUNERAL DIRECTORS—Whltsett.

Tel. 6S4.

^FUNERAL DIRECTORS—IRVIN A ADAMS.

' 97 M. Illinois at. Telephone 1154.

FUNERAL DIRECTORS SNOW. 74 Maoaachuaotta ave.

RAGSDALE 4* - 'Phono M

FUNERAL DIRECTORS -WILSON A MEANS. Stt E. Washington st. (new num-

ben. 'Phone 1443.

FUNERAL

DIRECTORS - FRANK

BLANCHARD. Undertaker. N N. Delaware t 'Phone*: Office 411; residence, 469.

FUNERAL DIRECTORS—

vg undertaking rooms. • N. Illlnolx at. Telephone ISO.

PLANNER A BUCHANAN. LADY EMBALMER For ladies and children. 171 N, Illinois et. Telephone 841. Hacks at lowest prevailing prices.

MONUMENTS.

MONUMENTS—AUG. DIENBR. 241 E. Waah-

ington.

MONt TM E NTH—Monuments I

M. H. FARRELL ** W. Washington at.

at lowest prlct*.

SOCIETY AN19 CLUB MEETINGS.

SOCIETY—Called meeting of the Journeymen Bricklayers' Union. No. 8, of Indianapolis, this (Thursday) evening. July 29, 1897. By or-

der of tho union. » _ «' H. O. KRIEGER. President THOS. WYBO.NO, Rec. Secretary.

STORAGE.

STORAGE—Pro-Bono cigar. STORAGE—Cheap; 1 cent foot monthly.

BUILDING AND LOAN-Northeaot Saving and Loan Association will xtart a new aeries Monday, August 2; share* 8390; dues 50c week. Prompt withdrawals. Matured six series. Clean record of ten years. Low Interest. Money to

loan.

NEWTON TODD. Secretary. * Ingalls Block. R. F. SVLTMARSH, Treasurer Citizens' Street Railway office.

K. Smith. Brick building.

STORAGE^-Of all kind* at CHARLES 1 SHOyRR’l, 136 E. Wabash at. STORAGE - INDI ANAPOL1S WAREHOU CO.. 265-273 8. Pennsylvania at.

RAGE—Packing and moving. 8. P,

labnma at. ’Phom guild*. Big Clileagn

.LTOX, n 8.

cial jate.

ftTOKAGK-Mov I

r. HAM743. Spe-

►ervicei. lI’VmaH

STORAGE AND TRANSFER CO.

of piano* anil household vans; low prices; beat 1049. INDIANAPOLIS

STORAGE—Til 7 UNION' TRANSFER ANT)’ iTGRAPfli i» w

llonuta »

And Re* Line track*.

STORAGE dO. I* i be oldest, li and Cleamttt utonute house In

K- Ohio st,

Dickson

t. largest, safest the city. Corner

akltEI)

(The old

STORAGE—Beast located atorage rooms In the city; v.-ntml: well lighted, term* low; (old) *1 Ma-xechnsetts ave.; good* stored six month' - .: hauled free of rharve. IKiRN’S rrortAOK AND TRANSFER CO. ’Phone lu. gTORAOK - All persona desiring storage should <at! and sec the new warehouse. 82.

-JSLiJt W. .akbr 1 ** M *" '

locked room* ^

n«

W. GokrgU *t. We have aeparate. » and do a general * - -

woi

•afea. trunk*, etc. reiepnon* st; TRANSFER AND STnitAGE CO.

do a general transfer busi-

pack and store fui etc. Telephone *73.

’urn I tu re, HOGAN'

BUSINESS CHANCE.

BUSINESS CHANCE-Pro-Bono cigar.

liUSuSRSSi CHANcij—-Nice for lady, paying MHO. «Tt>VT A HOOTON. 31 W. Market st BUsTnesS^CHANCM—Hominy mill; wanted responsible I’artie* to operate with owner; will tease or sell. I?. A. LEMON. U N. JIH-

nol* »t. ^

BUSI NESS r CH A NOB—Rental and Insurance busln*ea; established ten year*; netting about *U» per month; price 12.009. Address

Bi amM

butter,

*CHANCE—our famous only Mo »er pound. THE

ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC TEA COl.

)B3 E. Yi ashlngton si.

« AND LOAN-THE GERMAKAN BUILDING ASSOCIATION It— apportioning 382.000 of earnings > - r 1170,000 to withdrawing member*. 1.000 in new loan* during the uast he receluts for the year were 3367. - 3atarlen. rent, postage, printing, adVrvtislng, 99.527.32. The reserve fund to protect agalnet .-mtingent loss** Is 332.6t').4«. Net ****ts, 9794.158.39. Gross loans. $1,215,218.65. Gross earning*. 1307,731.05. Loan* canceled, *«2,017.«. Insurance, 11.201,500. Undivided profits. $1,142.71. Apportioned earnings for past year, not including contingent fund or profits undivided, was 7 &er cent. net. Respectfully submitted. OTTO 8TECHHAN. President. G. W. BROWN. Secretary. ALBERT 8AHM. Treasurer. Corner Delaware and Ohio at*.

FOR TRADE.

FOR TRADE-Pro-Bono ettar.

FOR TRADE—Lot for painting.

15 Baldwin Block.

CAMPBELL,

FOR TRADE—Lot for horse and carriage. CAMPBELL 15 Baldwin

FOR 'TRADE

produce.

-Dental work for groceries Address N S4, care News.

FOR TRADE—Cash and clear land for stock tuerchandloc. OLSON, Frankfort. Ind.

FOR TRADE—First-class lady's wheel for sewing machine or groceries. Address N 4, care News.

FOR TRADE—De-irabie property, near Cincinnati, with some money, for salable merchandise. J. G. TRAYLOR. Cedar Point. O.

ton st.. 152 K. Washington at.

Washington *> . BUSINESS CHANCE—ReUaMe to invest In manufactured

man with 3500 household spe-

snd sure returns; no risk: referJ. A. ROBERTSON, Spencer,

K—There’s big money in gauge; one lady mad* 31.000 get her name; yon can do at the iaiMes bay the shears; on a good thing at once. IN.VM SHEAR GAUGE room 3.

L CO. removed to

FOR SALE—Fine. new. high-grade vehicles at low grade prices; also second-hand top and open buggtcu; good top delivery wagons. *2 8. Pennsylvania st. WHITE. TRADE—Large No. < Regina music box, „a#1 in slot, twenty tune sheets, cost 3240, first-class cigar store fixtures. State size.

FREEMAN. Franklin, Ind.

FOR

TRADE—Equity In elegant.

■Mum ■

__ _ ■ modern, eight-room house, north, on (old) Twentysecond and Grace!and ave.; win trade for vacant lot and cash, or office business suitable for lady. Address X 2, care News FOR TRADE—First-class, thoroughly modern. eight-root)j bouse; bath, furnace. three grates, car net mantels, electric bells, harJ wood floors, sliding doors, cellar, two cisterns, city water, sewer connection; hot and coM water, sower conectlon. both gases, stable. fruit, shade, alley and street improved and paid for. No Incumbrance. Price 37,500. Will In trad* Woodruff Place lot. west or

drive. W. E. MICK A CO. »IUI HI '

ANNOUNCEMENT*.

(NOCNCRM KNT—Pro-Bono cigar.

to it W. Maryland ANNOUNCEMENT—Aseoclatlonal rally of B Job printing a Htttei Y. P. U. of Centra! Association, at Souther than many of our 1 street Haiifllst church. Friday evening, July j 39. Reports Irani convention.

WANTED—Agent for Marble City Are extin-

guisher Address SAM B. FISH1

lille, Ind.

IKK.

e e:

Ev

WANTED—All-round blacksmith: good horeeshoer. married; teetotaler. A. MILLER, Thorntown. WANTED-For good halr-cuttlng and baths for lie. always reliable, see 64 N. Illlnol* (old number). WANTED—To loai monds; fair dealing Ingalls Block.

oan money on watch*, dlaallng and private. Room 2i

WANTED—Alio Messenger 8er ware. 'Phone 201.

way’s Shoe Parlor and City •vice removed to 137 N. Dela-

W ANTED—A draughtsman accustomed to architectural Iron construction. HETHERINGTON * BERNER. 19-27 W. South.

fourteen

WANTED—Boy. from twelve

years old, for office work and collecting. Address In own handwriting. kC 4. care News

WANTED—Good all-rcund Job printer, who is - solo B-flat cornet player; steady Job Ight man. W. S. COFFEY. Spencer.

tror _ for the right

Ind.

WAXTED-Men

boiler comp good pay. T Cleveland. O.

Men to sell lubricating oils and ipojnd as a side line-or regular; THE MOHAWK REFINING CO..

WANTED—3100 to 3150 monthly and expenses paid salesmen for cigars; experience unnec-

—iltlon. W. L.

essary; CO.. St.

permanent

Louis.

KLINE

WANTED—An experienced grocery clerk for out of city; must have 3300 or $400; steady employment and good security given. Address Y 6, care News. WANTED—How to become lawful physician. Particulars of outrages perpetrated on practitioners by medical boards. Address Lock Box 198, Chicago. . WANTED—Salesmen for clgara; 1125 a month and expenses; old firm: experience unneces-

* inters. C. C. BISH-

and expenses; old firm: e sary: Inducements to custor OP & CO.. St. Louis.

tele-

WANTED—Young men and ladles for telegraph service: position secured. Call school room. 6 to * p. m.. Mansur Building. Alabama

and E. Washington.

WANTED-Our famous creamery butter, only 17c per pound. THE GREAT ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC TEA CO.. 20 W. Wasbingtoh ■t.. 152 K. Washington st.

WANTED-At once, experienced sewing girl* on collar* and cuffa: will furntah machine if good and steady experienced firla; steady work. (Old) 277 N. East st.

WANTED—See our *850 upright piano, slightly used, for *156. on payments, at <>ur special sale. Call early for choice. WUL8CHNER A BON. 78 and 80 N. Pennsylvania.

WANTED—Keep your feet cool and comfortable. We have serge slippers at 25c and old ladies' serge gaiters at 49c and 98c. KISTNER’S SHOE STORE. 83 8. Illinois.

WANTED—$1 corsets. - 39c. — AT THE GLOBE. (New) 330 W. Washington st.

WANTED—Wonder System Tablets will remove sallowness and dark patches from your face. Every package guaranteed. WONDER TOILET CO., 28 and 29 When Block.

WANTED—Colored nurse for child year and half old; must reside on North Side and live and board at home. Apply only between 10 and 11 o'clock. (New No.) 128 W. Vermont.

WANTED-Great Oxford sate. Every summer shoe and Oxford In the house will be sold If cut price will do It. Every $1.25 and 9i Oxford. In chocolate and black, flexible soles, reduced to 75c. The *1.50 kind. In turn soles, and the latest shades and toes, go at 98c. Our finest grades. $2.75 and $3 goods, go at 11.98. Now is the time for bargains. KISTNER'8 SHOE STORE. 8* 8. Illinois.

BUILDINO AND LOAN ASSOCIATION.

BUILDING AND LOAN—Pro-Bono cigar.

BUILDING AND LOAN—The Booster Issues a new series August 2. Meets at Btodau's drug store, corner Indiana ave. and Vermont at., every Monday.

BUILDING AND LOAN-Few so good; none better; 8 per cent, coupon stock. Full withdrawals. "State Capitol." HOVEY, secretary, When -Block, Indianapolis.

BUILDING AND LOAN—To borrow at a low rate or to Invest, aee tho Aetna: twelve year* old: doing a profitable business. H. KIMBALL Secretary, 88 E. Market *t

BUILDING AND LOAN—The Indiana Society tor Savings ha* money to loan at low rates Eight per cent, intereet paid on investment •lock. Six per cent, on deposit*. Withdrawable without notice. 214 Lemcke Building.

BUILDING AND LOAN—Money to loan; a large *um of home funds left In our care to be loaned In *ums of $100 to $1,000 and upward at lowest rates of interest; can furnish money same day you apply. Pay back when you please, we offer far better terms than building association. A. METZGER AGENCY, i Odd Fellow* Block.

BUILDING AND LOAN—No expense fund; common sense plan installment stock. Full withdrawals. Eight per cent, coupon prepaid stock. Savings deposit stock 4 per cent, to 7 per cent. Better than any loan agency, and no commlRsion* to pay on loans Asuet* 1600,000. Best chances for agents. STATE BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF INDI-

ANA. 21 8. Pennsylvania.

WANTED—Young men and ladles for graph service: positions secured. Call school room, 6 to 9 o. m.. Mansur Building. Alabama and^^Washlngtom WANTED—Our famous creamery butter, only 17c per Pound. THE GREAT ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC TEA CO., 20 W. Washington st., 152 E. Washington st. . WANTED—Regardless of price, we do firstclass halr-cuttlng for 15c. If you doubt this, try us, and you will change your mind. 64 N. Illinois (old number).

Canvasser. Immediately; salary and expenses from start; $10 outfit free: ref-

WANTED

erences^requ'lroil™™LAKE ’'ONTARIO NUR

SERIES. Rochester, N. Y.

WANTED—Yo

our Chlckerlng upright

second-hand, bu

7R - 8 special sale pianos. Call at once.

nly 385: second-hand, out a big

bargain. WUL8CH #KR’8 special sale of fifty

ihop-wom and m Cash or paym-nts.

WANTED—Yoi

Dung man of some buslnei

per

right man; must

■rienoe to manage branc

vestmen Building

ave 3600 cash

secure. Address 54

Milwaukee, Wls.

some business ex:h office; salary to I cash capital; In-

Loan Trust

WANTED-Men to learn the barber trade;

oniy* eight weeks required; wages and perlence In city shops before completing; tools

K 1Uo, ao&^ , ”iA« c s

SCHOOL. 283 S. Clark st.. Chicago.

WANTED-

TRY US.

Press your suit for 25c. Pants to order. 33.50 and up. Suits to order. $13.50 and uu. Clothing cleaned, dyed and repaired at lowest prices. INDIANAPOLIS TAILORING CO., 155 W. Washington st. New No. 306.

WANTED—SITUATION. SITUATION WANTED—Florida Seal.

SITUATION WANTED—Pro-Bono cigar. SITUATION WANTED—For washing, (old) Blake st.

SITUATION WANTED—Second work. (New) 733 Indiana ave. Reference.

SITUATION

WANTED—Girl for

housework. Call 426 Fulton st.

general

SITUATION WANTED—Colored woman general housework. 8 Wallick st.

SITUATION WANTED—By young lady stenographer. Address X 3, care News, SITUATION WANTED—Competent family cook. (New)_149 N. Delaware, room 6. SITUATION WANTED-For housework In small family. Address g 4. care News. SITUATioN WANTED—Experienced girl; general housework. Address M 5, care News.

SITUATION WANTED-By experienced hotel laundry woman. Call 30% N. Delaware, rcom 11.

SITUATION WANTED—A good German girl for light housework. 277 Yandes st. (old number).

SITUATION WANTED—As dishwasher chambermaid. Address Box 208, North

dlanapolis.

SITUATION WANTED—Young man drug trade, or office work. Addre care New*. _____

to learn

Iress D 25,

SITUATION W r ANTED—In first-class boarding house, as waitress or second girl. Address C 5, care News.

SITUATION WANTED—Young man, as bookkeeper; graduate business college; best city reference. Address B 3, care News.

SITUATION WWNTED—For hou

lousework or (Old) 419 W.

Two middle-aged colored ladles.

laundress or dishwashing.

Twelfth.

SITUATION WANTED—By a gentleman, as bookkeeper or assistant; many years' experience; small salary; city references. Address G 4, care News.

SITUATION WANTED—As bookkeeper or office man; quick and accurate; good penman; four years' experience at bank work; good references. Address M 4. care News.

SITUATION WANTED-As drug clerk; graduate Purdue School of Pharmacy; experience

' iry. Address

Ind.

DA i ,v a-*** -a—a-' --- - uate Purdue School of Pharmacy; and rsference; moderate salary DRUGGIST. Box 240, Greencastie.

W ANTED—AGENTS.

AGENTS WANTED—Pro-Bono cigar.

AGENTS WANTED—Ladies wanting to make from $1 to 32 dally, call 333 Lemcke Block.

AGENTS WANTED-By the Life A Company of America. 97 I Lombard Indianapolis. -

t as a ranee Building,

AGENTS WANTED—To canvas* for flavoring extracts and family medicines; only small capital required. Inquire at 99 Ash st.

VGENT8 WANTED—Experienced canvassers and proof paosers. Apply at southeast cor-

• E. Michigan. Salary

ner Woodruff Place and

and commission.

AGENTS WANTED—Quick; me stores; sell machines for prlnU

to visit

ng signs in

ck*

si jura; sell mac-.-.— --- — — — ten colors on fences, bridges, rocks—any rough surface. ARC CO.. 30 Arc st., Racine. Wls.

AGENTS read this

Ye who miss “a

good ~thlng"; household novelty, carried In agent's pocket. Write letter, please (no postals). SUTLIVE BROTHERS. Keokuk, la.

WANTED—Everywhere, ad. and answer not will ’; household novelty.

9lea

AGENTS WANTED—Two or three agents. ladies or gentlemen, to solicit orders for crayon and pastel portraits In city; good wages to competent workers. Call between 5 and 8 p. m. 266 N. New Jersey st. (old number).

AGENTS

visible

the McMHItn Inin place; the ul seller. Send

WANTED—To sell th trouser guard; always

best on the market; a wonderful seller. Send 25 cents (no stamps) for sample pair and terms. McMILLIN MFG. CO.. Lemcke Building, Indiana pods. AGENTS WANTED—To sell "Celery Veace." the most wonderful preparation known for the cure of headache, neuralgia, nervousness and brain fatigue; as pleasant to take as a cream soda. CENTURY CHEMICAL CO., 28 and 29 When Block.

AGENTS WANTED-We loafers to write u*. tait small or comm! managers. Limited. Racine, Wls.

don't want boys or of ability with

STRAYED. STRAYED—Black horse, with star face and blemished In right ttlfel; has halter on. Addretw 8. SCHL'CK. Haughvllle, Ind. STRAYED—From my residence, a white face milch cow; red and white spotted; good milker. Reward. WM. H HARMENING, 2W Prospect ct. (new number).

SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING

SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING—HARDY A HANSON. 501-2 Lemck«._'Rhode 900.

SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING—MRS, BRYAN'S PRIVATE SCHOOL. Individual

instruction Ul (new) N. A la henna

WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS

WANTED—Florida Seal WANTED—Tl*h-1 - rrfngo.

wanted—Pro-Bo wo cigar WANTED-Pawr to hang. |1 per room.

Malott ave.

WANTED—To buy bakery. Address W 1.

care News.

WANTED—To r ^ nti mandolin or guitar. 87

Baldwin Block.

WANTED—To buy grocery for cash. Address

E 5, care News.

WANTED—Cash paid for household goods. 139

_ W Washington.

WANTED—Boarders and roomers at (new) 233

N. Alabama st.

livery and carriages.

WANTED'—Fine II WOOD - 8 STABLES.

FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS.

FOR SALE—Florida Seal.

FOR SALE-Pro-Bono cigar.

FOR SALE—Shavings; cheap. PARRY MFG. FOR SALE—Saloon. (New) 1028 B. Nineteenth street.

FOR SALE—Sign, 16x4. Inquire at office OapItal House FOR SALE-R.'. R? MILES, at M0 and 444 w! Washington st.

FOR SALE—Square piano. $35. GAUSEPOHL, 4 N. Meridian.

FOR SALE—A first-class restaurant. Address T 1. care News.

WANTED—Old gold and " " Meridian.

WARD. 11 N.

silver for cash.

\\ ANTED—By young lady; room and board. Aildres* A 5. care News.

WJ '

VA NTED—Table boarders at ^Pennsylvania; private family.

(old) 294 N.

WANTED—To borrow 1500 on a plant worth

32,000. Address L L, car* News.

WANTED—To sell household furniture; owner leaving city. (New) 228 W. Ohio.

WANTED—1,000 business cards for II. TOR. PRINTER. 26 N. Delaware.

VIC-

WANTED—Teeth

GANT. Dentist, room 11 Lombard.

treated free this week.

WANTED

ANTED — Consumers’ Gas Trust NEWTON TODD. 6 Ingalls Block.

WANTED—Cash paid for elm lumber at hoop factory. PATTERSON & BUSBY.

FOR SALE—Set of Encyclopedia Brltannica. 141 Massachusetts ave.

FOR SALE—Cigar store, ch’jsetts ave. Bargain

(New) 455 Massa-

FOR SALE—Three second-hand fire-proof _safes._J._E._BODINE ACO. FOR SALE—Confectionery and Ice cream parlor. (New) 733 Virginia ave. FOR SALE—Retail grocery - ; Pendleton, Ind. Inquire J. C. PERRY & CO.

FOR SALE—Household furniture; owner leav-

ing city- (New) 22S W. Ohio

FOR SALE—1.000 business cards for $1. VIC-

TOR. Printer, 26 N Delaware.

FOR SALE—Best set of teeth made for $5. SELLERS. Dentist. 35 S. Illinois. FOR SALE—1,000 business cards'for U. VICTOR. PRINTER. 26 N. Delaware.

FOR SALE--Upright piano; good condition;

cheap. Rear (old No.) 164 S. Noble.

WANTED—Prlnting of all kinds. The Printer. (New) 41 Virginia ave.

KELLEY.

WANTED—A lady would like a few boarders; Bethany Park Address K 4, care News. WANTED—125 leads of dirt at school bulldIng 21 Michigan ave. J. S. DUNLAP. WANTED—To borrow 1300; good real estate mortgage security. Address V 3, care News. WANTED—INDIANA DENTAL COLLEGE. 89 E. Ohio st., is open from 9 a. m. to 5

P

WANTED—Day boarder* for small front room;

Capitol.

and bath.

also occupant (Old) 186 N.

WANTE D—3700, one first-class personal care News.

year, 8 security.

per cent., on Address H 4,

WANTED—Have 5300 to loan on firv.t mort-

gage, to be repaid monthly. Addi

care News.

Iress A 4,

WANTED—Family washing. Send postal. COTTAGE LAUNDRY. 139 Lynn ave.. West Indianapolis.

WANTED—Tl’i work, spouting, gutters, Job work, repairs. E. CROMPTON. 65 Massachusetts ava. WANTED—Young lady room-mate; room and board; 34 per week; down town. Address A 6, care News.

WANTED—Bicycle for boy eight years old. State price and condition of wheel. Address S 4, care News.

WANTED—To sell two-chair shop; good trade; new: a bargain this week. Address Q 1, care News.

WANTED—To loan money on watches and diamonds; fair dealing and private. Room 24 Ingalls Block WANTED—Phaeton, of first-class pattern, and In A 1 condition. C. G. FISHER, (new) 112 N. Pennsylvania.

WANTED—Allow xy’s Shoe Parlor and City

Servlce removed

Mess?: ware.

137 N. Dela-

WANTED—See our detachable sprocket rims for making higher gear. MULLER & ’.VAT-

20 N. Meridian.

SON.

S3 50: best set of

WANTED—Gold crcwns.

teeth made, J5; during July only. SELLERS,

Dentist, 35 S. Illinois.

WANTED—T

State m< dress F 5,

wo

model, mj

care N

good second-hand wheels. ,ake and lowest price. Ad-

ews.

WANTED—Second-hand cut-under surrey; must be cheap and in good condition. Address J 26. care News. WANTED—Unfurnished room In cottage; light housekeeping; refetences exchanged. Address A 2. care News.

WANTED—Young widow wishes the company of gentleman of means, to go to Alaska. Address Y 5, care News.

WANTED—Vacant lots. number, incumbrance Address j 50, care News.

Give price, addition, and all particulars.

WANTED—3,000 men and boys to buy finest straw hate. 15 cents, at THE AUCTION STORE. 166 W. Washington. WANTED—Every family In Indianapolis to buy fine old wine from INDIANAPOLIS WINE CO.. 113 8. Capitol ave. WANTED—To buy a restaurant. I have |300; or wou'd take partner. References exchanged. Address Y 4, care News. WANTED—We loan money on watches, diamonds, bicycles, etc.; private office; business confidential. Room 7 Talbott Block. WANTED—Tailor-made or fancy skirts to make, by Miss Bettle Downs, employe of L. S. Ayres & Co. 147 (old) High st. WANTED—To loan 33.000, 6 per cent. Interest. on first mortgage city property; will loan for building. Address T 2, care News.

WANTED—Feather boas cleaned and curled; tips and plumes colored end curled. CHARLES FAILLES 28 B. Illlnol*. WANTED—Have a cigar. Good goods, very cheap. 15 W. Maryland st. THE UNIONTRUST CO.. Assignee Judson & Hanna.

WANTED—Large set cigar store fixtures; must be modern and in first-class condition. State size and price. GEO. F. FREEMAN,

Franklin. Ind.

WANTED—Hay fever patients can surely expect to escaire attack this year by getting free method at room 32 When Building, next

Tuesday. 3 to 4 p. m.

WANTED—Oi

(’ANTED—Our famous creamery butter, online per pound. THE GREAT ATLANTIC ND PACIFIC TEA CO., 20 W. Wasnlngton

AND t'AV ir iv- r r;A ioj., st., 152 E. Washington st.

with pleasant surroundings, care News.

FOR SALE—HORSES AND VEHICLES FOR SALE—Florida Seal.

FOR SALE—Pro-Bono cigar.

FOR SALE—Glass front hack. Livery stable, on Cherry st.

FOR S ALE—One-horse laundry wagon. Apply Meridian stables.

FOR SALE—Fine family cheap. 735 Elm st.

carriage horse;

FOR SALE—Phaeton; full leather top; cheap. 2305 (new) N. Illinois.

FOR SALE—Horses, mules, wagons and harners; or hire. 606 W. Pratt. FOR SALE—New buggy wheels, cushions and backs. (Old) 186 S. Meridian st.

FOR SALE—Several good work horses, cheap. CITY ICE CO.. 223 W. Walnut st.

FOR SALE—Nice, five-year-old; sound and gentle; $40. (Old) 1130 N. Meridian.

FOR SALE—Horses

no

Tit.

to pasture, 81.60 per month. Call 11 S. Alabama st. Telephone

FOR SALE—Four-year-old driving horse broke; a child <an drive. 459 Ash

number).

■se; city at. (old

FOR TRADE—New Singer sewing machine for horse. Corner Seventeenth and (old) New Jersey.

FOR SALE—A good, young and city-broke road mare, buggy and harnes*. 148 Ken-

tucky ave. (new).

FOR SALE—Call on the Victor Buggy and Harness Co. for low price*. 480 E. Wash-

ington st. (old number).

FOR SALE—Good horses; cheap; will trade for any kind you got; fair dealing. GEORGE

KESSLER, 438 W. Pearl st.

_. All grades; IAS. PLESCH-

FOR SALE-Handsome surreys, phaetons, buggies, light wagons. Special prices on our full lines. COMSTOCK A COONSE CO.. 186 S. Meridian. T

S. Merldla

FOR SALE-One two-horae and one one-horse express wagon and two light spring wagons, n the Installment plan. 411 W. Vermont st. CHAS. F. ABRIGU-

FOR SALE—Our famous creamery butter, only 17c per pound. THE GREAT ATLANTIC

per pounc

AND PACIFIC TEA CO.. *t., 152 E. Washington st.

ATLANTIC

20 W. Washington

FOR SALE—Great bargain* In second-hand phaetons. Our new vehicles at moving prices. ROBBINS A CO., 32 E. Georgia st. Repairing solicited. Repainting up to date.

FOR SALE—New and second-hand delivery wagons, open and top buggies and surreys; also rapairing, repainting and trimming. *02204 E. Washington st. Telephone 1854. J. W BUCHANAN. FOR SALE—One new furniture wagon, new

second-hand d " taetons. Repai

ap and first-class, at wi ana

ket et. 8CHWS1KLE A PRANOE. FOR SALE—Two low-down milk wagons, one

wagon, wagon, wagon.

JOHN OUEDELHOEFER. 104 Kentucky ave.

and s*cond-h*-_ and phaetons. Repairlr

leltvery wagons,

;ons. Repairing and trimming and first-class, at 401 and 402 E. Mar

surreys

imming done

top grocery wagon, one open grocery wagoi ne peddler wagon, one one-horse ice wagoi,, one two-horse ice wagon, one furniture wagon.

AUCTION 8ALB. AUCTION—Pro-Bono cigar.

AUCTION-CARTER A VETTER. Auctioneer*. 252 E. Washington. AUCTION—McCI fRD Y A PERRY.rsal estate and general auctioneers, 139 W. Washington. AT’C-TION-T. J. SEMANS. auctioneer, sells furniture, stocks of goods and real estate. • !■<>■■• av*.

•mums of all kinds. KELLEY. (New) 41 Virginia ave.

FOR SALE—Print Ini

The Printer.

FOR SALE—Gold spectacl

OPTICIAN LANDO'S. Denison House,

FOR SALE—Fine npr value; 315 cash. Ad.

les, from 33.50 up, at

Dei

plane

dress H 5. care News.

no at one-third

FOR SALE

W. D. ALLISON CO

Or rent: Invalid rolling chairs.

(old) 85 E. South st.

FOR SALE—New's route: North Side: 135 customers; make offer. Address J 4. care News. FOR SALE—Silver showcase, six feet long, two feet high. CRAIG. 20 E. Washington st.

FOR SALE—Musical Instruments sold on payments. CARLIN A LENNOK. 31 E. Market.

FOR SALE — Four No. 2 Remington type-

wrltera; cheap. BIRD A i

CO., 29 E. Market.

FOR SALE—A few unredeemed watches and diamonds, very cheap, at room 24 Ingalls

Block.

FOR SALE—1,000 pairs men’s shoes, 95c; worth 3123. REEDER’S. 232 W. Washing-

ton st.

FOR SALE—Trunks; cash or on payments; good line. O. J. CONRAD. 70-72 Massachu setts ave.

FOR SALE—Large retail department store, doing good business. Inquire 248 W. Washington st.

FOR SALE

ry's

phone 1316.

By best

grocer*.

Bakery’* celebrated cream bread:

Propylai

pylaeum or tele-

FOR SALE—Half Interest In carriage shop, equipped for rubber tire*. Address P 6, care News.

FOR SALE—Fine dental work

HARTS DENTAL

Washington *t.

_ at BARPARLORS. 16% E.

FOR SALE—Money to loan on watches and diamonds: fair dealing and private room. 94 Ingalls Block. FOR SALE—Second-hand goods bought, sold and exchanged. HUTCHINSON'S, (new) 336 E. Washington.

FOR SALE — Smoked spectacles and eyeglasses from 25c up, at LANDO'S, 92 N. Pennsylvania at.

FOR SALE—Rooming and boarding house: modern; central; cheap for cash. Address K 5, care News.

FOR SALE—Low-down milk wagon, almost new; cheap. BERT BACON. 243 Alvord or 59 N. Pennsylvania. FOR SALE—Stoves and furniture. M. P. ANDERSON'S STORAGE HOUSE, corner Hosbrook and Cedar sts.

FOR S ALE—Che

-Cheap; four counters; two show-

cases; one bath-tub; four wardrobes. (Old)

57 E. Wash

ilngton st.

FOR SALE—3300 worth furniture; a bargain for cash; must sell; owner leaving city. Ad-

dress

FOR SALE—Diebold safe, a portable forge

L. T. F. ZA1SER.

cash;

P 5,

for cash; must sell; owne

s.

sa

and an anvil cheap. 21% W. Washington it.

FOP. SALE—Large fireproof safe; cheap. II W. Maryland st. THB; UNION TRUST CO. Assignee Judson & Hanna.

FOR SALE!—Chlckerlng upright piano for 385 at WITLSCHNER’S special sale. Coll at once.

78 and 80 N. Pennsylvania st.

FOR SALE—Choice cigars, cheap for cash. 15 W. Maryland st. THE UNION TRUST

CO., Assignee Judson & Hanna.

FOR SALE—Half Interest In a good real es-

tate office; thoroughly establish* leaving. Address T 4. care News

$30; sell for $12; perfect condition; us eason. 26 W. Maryland st.. second floo

FOR SALE—Buggy cushions, buggy

light wheels also shafts.

7—Buggy cushions, buggy tops, :1s. wagons, buggies and surreys; AL SMITH. 266 S. Illinois st.

FOR SALE—A few articles of household fur niture: also large brussels carpet, moquett rug. stoves, etc. Call at 118 E. Michigan st. FOR SALE—Oak roll-top efflee desk and revolving chair; good as new; at bargain. Room 4 Lombard Building, 24% E. Washing-

ton *t.

FOR SALE—An edd lot of $2.50 and $3 pants to close out at $1.50 a pair. These are bargains. TAYLOR & SCHNEIDER, (new) 44

Circle.

FOR SALE—For fire-escape*, to comply with

upecto BOLT

State factory ln«i

DIANAPOUS

WORKS.

imp]

tor's orders, call on INAND MACHINE-

FOR SALE — Ladle*’ bicycle boots at cut prices; $4 boots at $2.98; $3 boots, $2.48; $2.76 boots at $2.25. KISTNER’S SHOE STORE, 83 S. Illinois. FOR SALE—E. W. Ross ensilage and feed cutter: 26 feet of carrier; been used five days: cheap for cash. C. ROUSH, 1061 (old)

W. Washington st.

FOR SALE—A bargain: 260 feet 36-inch Iron picket fence 1%-lnch square picket). Will furnish any length required. Call at 366 (new

number) 8. Senate ave.

FOR SALE—Splendid hotel, boarding house, In Phoenix, Arlz.; great opportunity; will eell cheap; good reasons for selling. Address

Box 424, Phoenix, Arlx.

green apple, ai

stock for sale by the IND

CO.. 113 8. Capitol

is as healthy as a re so. Try the old IANAPOLI8 WINE

FOR SALE—A new wine is as health:

and >y t dtol rap! een

month; coat $55 niont Address Q 4. care Ne’

FOR SALE-Graphophone: Edison's new. with fifteen latest records; $4( ith; coat $55 month ago without records.

i; brand iO; $5 per

FOR SALEJ^-50 shop-worn and used upright piano* at your own price; from $85 up; cash or on payment*. WULSCHNER’S special bale. 78 and 80 N. Pennsylvania.

FOR SALE—Our famous creamery butter, only 17c per pound. THE GREAT ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC TEA CO.. 20 W. Washington

at., 152 E. Washington st.

FOR SALE—Cigar refrtgerat

xlnc lined; packed w 15 W. Maryland st. THE Assignee Judson & Hanna.

gerator: hi Ith charco UNION T

holds 80.000; ■oal; cheap. RUST CO..

FOR SALE—Newspaper; only weekly circulating in wealthlist county In Indiana: county and paper Republican; good county and legal patronage. Address S 5.' care News.

FOR SALE—Showcase, wall case, fire-proof safe, charea il lined refrigerator, good cigars, cheap, at 15 W. Maryland st. THE UNION TRUST CO.. Assignee Judson & Hanna.

FOR SALE—“Toilet Wonder." "Wonder Skin Soap.” "Wonder Skin Powder" and Wond tem Tahl. - - - - gfiB

:t co.

System Tablets,

TOILE

rider Skin Powder” and Wonder s. for the complexion. WONDER office. 28 and 29 When Block.

FOR S\LE— Coffee roasted fresh every day. PFAFFLIN GROCERY CO. 'Phone 473. Corner Illinois and Ohio sts.

FOR SALE—Our upright pianos, which have been rented, and also taken In excham Prices. $85. 3100. 1125. *155. $165. *170. etc.. «tc. Biggest bargains ever offered. Call early for choice. WULSi'HNER'S, 78 and 80 N. Penn sylvan! a.

pleasant to

FOR SALE—"Celery Vesce" as take as a cream soda, and w most sever? attack of headache, bi

nervousness and neuralgia in from ten to twenty minutes. Trial size. ICc. CENTURY

CHEMICAL CO., 28 When Block.

are the

eadache, brain fatigue,

tlgia in ‘

FOR SALE—

Hallet & Davis upright piano. $150.

J. P. Hale ' * ’ -

Steinway piano,

planus ft

Square

)avis upright piano, upright piano, $125.

iano, $150.

rom *25 to $75.

CARLIN & LENNOK, (New) 9 E. Market st.

FOR SALE OR TRADE.

FOR SALE OR TRADE—Pro-Bono cigar. FOR SALE OR TRADE—Lot; Oak' H1U; a bargain. Inquire (new) 2827 London ave.,

Nortk.

FOR SALE OR TRADE-Combtned store and house, with barn. What have you? SHINGLER. 1002 Stevenson.

FOR SALE OR TRADE—Physlcian - oulflt: fine location. Call Saturday,

gain. 7 Stewart Place.

s office A bar-

FOR SALE OR TRADE-81.506; first-class stock groceries and meat market, located 1901 Central ave. Call at store. WM. CLINE, Jr.

FOR SALE OR TRADE—Elegant, six-room cottage; Ruckle st.; both gases; grate and mantels: lot 40x175; *2.500: trade for North IndlanapoIU property. W. E. MICK A CO.

FOR SALE OR TRADE—Great bargains In all kinds of buggies, with or without rubber

ry large ‘Mte"

tire*. I carry

line both new and second-

hand buggies; horse*, mutes and second-hand vehicle* taken in trade. BEN JACOBS. 216 E.

Wabash st., rear market house.

FOR SALE OR TRADE^F1ve~roomsT wl^d burn ave.. West Indianapolis; front and back porch; well; Iron fence; cement walks; good lot; for sale at a big bargain, or trade for vacant lot. House nearly new. Easy to carry.

8TILZ A MILLER, 91 E. Market sL

FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE.

TO LET-ROOMS.

REAL ESTATE-Pro-Bono cigar. REAL ESTATE-Insurance. FIEBER

REILLY, 94 E. Market, st.

TO LET—Florida Seal.

REAL ESTATE—1.000 business cards for VICTOR. PRINTER. 96 N. Delaware.

REAL. ESTATE—At sacrifice, three lots on N. 1 Illlnol*. Inquire at 383 Bellefontalne. J REAL ESTATE—Private money to loan; 6 per cent. C. F. 8AYLES, 77% K. Market. REAL ESTATE—For Sale: Property at great bargains. JOHN B. HANN. 313 Lemcke. HEAL EOT ATE—Two desirably located lots at Ingalls; a bargain for cash. Address R 5. pare News. REAL ESTATE—List rental property; big demand for cottages. M. SCHNEIDER A SON. 21 \ Irglnia ave.

REAL

TO LET—Tlsh-l-mlngo. TO LET—Pro H. no cigar.

TOLJBtMhirntahed rooms. Tic. (Newt 90 H.

West st.

ESTATE—Woodruff Place lot. 40 by

170; east iront; great .sacrifice; must sell. Add res* E 73, care New*. r EAU ESTATE-Property of all kind*. HENRY H. FAY, removed to 1% southeast corner Washington and Meridian. REAL ESTATE—A snap: New, five-room house on Alvord at. for »U<00; half cash.

M _ARBUCKLE, 62 E. Market.

REAL ESTATE — Fine, modern residence*. well located, to trade for fine Marion county

farms. JOHN B. HANN. 323 Lemcke.

REAL ESTATE

Massachusetts aveT~ We‘roast coffee daily!

— 20 per cent, off on tea COFFY'S coffee store, 130

lly.

REAL ESTATE—two south-front lots. ■t-. between Annetta and Northwestern ave.; *650; easy terms. Andrea* D 3. care New*.

REAL ESTATE—Splendid cottage; five room*; near "ereall.ie mill*: $1,100 or less; monthly payments; make me an offer. SHIRLEY. REAL EST ATE—Twelve acres, two miles south of Belt railroad. $1,800; *500 cash; balance time. CRAW FORD, 73% E. Washington. REAL ESTATE—Five-room house; north: all Improvements paid; price. ll.HOO; half cash; balance yearly payments. Address K 6, care New*.

REAL ESTATE—Five-room cottage; good location: less than *2,000. cash or monthly payments. EAST A MEFFORD, 60 Baldwin Block. REAL ESTATE—Two farms; rich land; few miles from the city can sow wheat In corn; easy payments. W. J. LOWRY. 22 Ingalls Block.

REAL ESTATE—Only the best, well i wines and whiskies should be used INDIANAPOLIS WINE CO., 113 8

ave.

the Itol

best, well ripened

Try

REAL ESTATE—Five-room house; new; $875;

$200 cash: balance $10 per month;

'ashlngti

72% E. Washing* >t

per month; one square

north of Washington st.; east. CRAWFORD.

IngVin.

REAL ESTATE—$2,000 for five-room house on Senate ave., N.; lot 66x300; well; cistern; cellar; $1,000 cash; balance time. CRAWFORD. 72% E. Washington.

REAL ESTATE—Money to loan; *500 to $6,000 to loan on real estate security. See us for

SR & KI8

san on real estate secur

most favorable terms. MEYEI

306 Indiana Trust Building.

SER.

REAL ESTATE!—Several West IndlanapoIU cottages; small payment down; balance In building aasociatlon, payable $2 weekly. L. O. MILLER. 117 W^ Georgia at. _ REAL ESTATE—Our famous creamery butter, only 17c per pound. THE GREAT ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC TEA CO.. 20 W. Washton st., 152 K. Washington st. REAL EHTATE—Ix>t on Pennsylvania st.. 53 feet front, $500; also one on Central ave., 43 feet front. $500; special bargains. WILDMAN A GLOVER: 19 Talbott Block.

REAL ESTATE—EUl

(gant, slx-rooi lot 40x135; $2,5

property. W. E. MICK A CO.

om cottage nd mantels

Ruckle st.; both gases; grate and mantels;

$2,500; trade for North Indianapolis

REAL ESTATE—$2,600; six-room house; well; cistern; cellar; mantels; grates; modern; northeast; $500 cash; balance payments.

CRAWFORD. 72% E. Washington.

REAL ESTATEInvestmcnt securities.

CHAS. A. DALE. 24% B. Washington.

REAL ESTATE—Modern home; located north; ten rooms; bath; $400 cash; balance les# than rent. It's a fine chance for a home. MEYER A KISER. 306 Indiana Trust Build-

REAL ESTATE—Two genuine bargains; Tenroom house; new; Broadway; $4,200. Four-teen-rooni; n?vv; Morton Place; $6,500. Both thoroughly modern; easy terms. SHIRLEY, 701 Lemoko.

REAL ESTATE—Elghty-one-acre farm; Johnson county; ?% mile* from Franklin; rich neighborhood; black soli; all In cultivation; house; bam; orchard; $40 per acre; part time. W. E. MICK A CO.

REAL ESTATE—Hand

mce. Mabl

dsome, eaat-front. tenroom residence, complete In every way. In

beat part of Alabama *t.. Morton Place; owner leaving city: a bargain on favorable term*. C. F. SAYLEB. 77% E. Market.

REAL ESTATE—Equity In elegant, modern. eight-room house, north, on (old) Twentysecond and Graceland ave.: will trade tor vacant lot and cash, or office business suitable

for ladv Addre*# X 2, care New*.

REAL ESTATE—A grand home; thoroughly modern; ten rooms; must be sold at once; small payment In cash; balance 6 per cent, straight loan, privilege to pay back $100 at any time and stop interest. Address F 31.

care News.

REAL ESTATE-Money to loan: a large sum of home fund* left In our care, to be loaned in sum* of $100 to $1,000 and upward, at lowest rates of interest; can furnish money same day you apply; pay it back when you please. A. METZGER AGENCY. 6 Odd Fellows Hall. REAL ESTATE—Faim: fifty acres; eightroom brick house; cellar: well; cistern; abundance of fruit: (tenant house);, large barn; farm all In high state of cultivation: a great bargain for country home; 2% mile* west of city UmIU. on National road. MORROW A McKEE. 40 Thorpe Block.

REAL ESTATE — Finest home In Morton Place; ten rooms; reception hall; modern In every respect; finished In quartered oak, cherry, English a*h, white walnut and glosa white; electric wiring; small cash payment; balance 6 per cent.; grand opportunity. MEYER A KISER. 306 Indiana Trust Build-

ing.

REAL ESTATE—Washington »t. business property at your price: bargain; big bargain: great big bargain; tremendous great big bargain We will take your price; our price 1* not in it. Renting for $672 per year: Is well worth •■*8,000, but we don’t ask anything; we want an offer: sr. offer we must have. If an offer 1* irsde you will get It. What will you offer? Don't all speak at once. Might sandwich in some real estate. W. E. MICK

Ar CO.

TO LET—OFFICES! AND STORES.

TO LET—Pro-Bono cigar.

TO LET—Choice offices In the Lemcke Build-

ing.

TO LET—Two stores: half neighbor* pay. 78% S. Delaware.

TO LET—Room, with power. Apply at

Bryce’s bakery.

TO LET—Store, with residence. Corner North

and West, on Indiana ave.

TO LET — Business or office room; ground

floor. (New) 4$ Virginia ave.

TO LET—Office room; second floor;- $4 per month. (New) 41 Virginia ave.

TO LET—Store-room; No. 38 8. Illinois st.

DYER A RASSMANN. 31 Circle.

TO LET—Splendid corner for drug store. Inquire MEYER A KISER. 306 Indiana Trust

Building.

TO LET—Offices now occupied by D. A. Bohlen A Son, architecte, Brandon Block. Apply to O. B. JAMESON.

TO LET—144 8. Delaware (naw number); 20x 70; for store or manufacturing purpose*; with or without power.

TO LET—Second floor, for light manufacturing. etc.; 75 W. Wabash st.. rear of 76 W. Market st. THE MARION TRUST CO.

TO LET—Fine Washington-st. business room (north side), between Meridian and Illlnol* sts.; else. 20x120. Inquire at The News office.

TO LET—Fine, light office rooms, en suite or single; front, second floor News Building; all modern conveniences. Inquire at The News

TO LET-MISCELLANEOUS. TOnLET^ProG3cno^clgar!^

TO LET—Barber shop, on (old) Seventh *t.. between Alabama and New Jersey sts.; good locality. Call at 1605 N. Alabama st. (new).

TO LET—Ten acres, 1% miles south of Garfield Park; new house and barn; $100 per year. We have also, adjoining this, ten acres; eight acres now In clover. We will rent this with the ten acres, if desired. Price reasonable. Fine location for chickens. A. J. McINTOSH A SON, 66 E. Market ^st.

NOTICE. NOTICE—Pro-Bono cigar.

NOTICE—GATES. Dentist, removed to rooms 939 and 930 Stevenson Building.

NOTICE!—1.000 business cards for $1. VICTOR. PRINTER. 2# N. Delaware.

NOTICE—Pres* your suit for 25c. INDIANAPOLIS TAIIXJRINO CO. Phone 642.

NOTICE—Garbage cans of all also* and ttylaa at JOSEPH GARDNER’S, li Kentucky ava Telephone 322. NOTICE — Tin work, spouting, gutters, tin roofing and -epalrs. E. CROMPTON, 65 Massachusetts ave.

NOTICE—Penny, two for 5. 5 and 10-cent cigars, cheap for cash. U W. Maryland st THE UNION TRUST CO.. Assignee Jud*on A Hanna.

NOTICE—For fire-escapes, to comply with State factory inspector's orders, call on INDIANAPOLIS BOLT AND MACHINEWORKS.

NOTICE — Indianapolis Pattern Work*, wood and metal patterns; make any trick or device; manufacture special machinery. 101 S. Pennsylvania st.

NOTICE—Our famous creamery butter, only 17c per pound THB GREAT ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC TEA CO.. 20 W. Washington at-. 152 E. Washington st.

MEDICAL.

MEDICAL—Pro-Bono cigar.

»» m.

T 9. GET—Furnished room. (New) M3 N. California »t. TO LET—Nicely furnished room. (OM) 70 N. \ermont at, T <;' LET—Two untut ateFuT roams for rent. 102 Linden «t. TO LET—Furnished rooms or house*. (Old) 77 Indiana ave.

told) N.

Newly fi Illinois.

TO LET—Unfurnished rooms, with board. 730

(new) N. Meridian.

TO LET—Two roc (Old) SOS n. Illinois.

Kom* for light houaekeping.

TO LET-SI

ton at.

-Sleeping room AD HERKTH.

room*. tt% B. Waahlng-

TO LET—Two front rooms, with bath and

board. 1831 College ave. (new).

TO LET—Two front room*, first floor, for light

housekeeping JJ Fletcher ave.

TO LET—Suite fi-rnlshed room*; light house-

keeping. 4 Massachusetts ave.

for houae-

TO LET—Three furnished rooms keeping. (New) 144 W. Vermont.

TO LET—Two unfurnished connecting rooms; modern. 263 (old) Senate ave., N. TO LETT—Furnished or unfurnished front

room. (Old No.) 133 W. Michigan »t.

TO LET—Modern, seven-room house; bath. eta.; 7 Hall Pla?e. Inquire 4 Hall Place. TO LET—Large, furnished room; modem; prlvate; gentleman. (New) 330 N. New Jersey. TO LET—Suite rooms; Columbia Block; all conveniences; $3 to 38. 263% W. Washington. TO LET—Nice, cool rooms: bath; first-class board; reasonable rate. 171 N. Capitol ave.

(old).

TO LET—Furnished room*: sleeping or light housekeeping. 38% Kentucky ava. Kefer-

TO LET—Room*; beautifully furnished for ^ housekeeping; central. Inquire mew) 323 E.

TO LET—Good, clean, neatly furnished rooms; convenience*; $1 up. (New) 233 N. Pennsylvania.

TO LET—Furnish "Hi room, with bath. (New) 412 Muskingum st.. between Vermont and Michigan.

TO LET

ment;

Unfurnished rooms

; cji

(New) 49 Circle.

rnished room*, fronting monunl?nt for light housekeeping.

TO LET-Front roo front parlor till

410 N. Pennsylvania.

m*; $6 to *9; gentlemen; 1st September. 18. (Old)

TO LET—Furnished front room and alcove In private family; all modern conveniences; reasonable. (Old No.) 1162 N. Alabama.

TO LET—Nicely furnished front room for one or two young mtn; one square from Denison; reference. (Old) 138 E. New York at. TO LET—Fine Wa*htngton-*t. business room (north aide), between Meridian and Illlnol* *ta.; «lze. 20x130. Inqulg* at The New* office.

LET—Fine, light office room*, en suite or single; front, second floor New* Building; >11 modern convenience*. Inquire at The News

TO LET—Furnished and unfurnished rooms for housekeeping, over Laurie's store. One eulte nicety furnished to desirable party. Apply room

3. second floor.

TO LET—Our famous creamery butter, only 17c per pound. THE GREAT ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC TEA CO.. 20 W. Washington

st., 152 E. Washington st.

TO LET—Always a few good ones, with or without board; borne comforts a specialty; good table another specialty; price* lowest;

luares northeast post-

location flneet; tw

office. 83 Massac!

'Ph<

hone 627.

wo square* north

husetts ave. ENTERPRISE

HOTEL.

PERSONAL.

PERSONAL—Ladles, a friend In need Is a l Indeed. If you want a regulator that fails, address WOMAN'S MEDICAL

friend Indeed

never i

HOME. Buffalo. N. Y.

PERSONAL - LORENZ SCHMIDT. Notary Public and Consular Agent. Collector of European claims. Room* 7 and 8, In German Fire Insurance Block, 27% 8. Delaware at.

LOST. IjOST—White kitten. Return to (new) 808 Elm ird.

LOST—Diamond earUng. Return (old) 10 Indiana ave. Liberal reward. LOST—Brown Scotch collie; tan and white marking; three white feet. Reward for information (now) 222 E. Michigan.

FINANCIAL.

FINANCIAL—Pro-Bono cigar.

FINANCIAL—Farm and city Toans; no com-

mission. H.. 29 Ingalls Block.

FINANCIAL—Money to loan on improved Indiana farms. JOHN W. CLAYPOOL. 8% E. Washington st.

FINANCIAL—Money on farms and city property; terms reasonable. THOS. C. DAY A CO.. S2S-330 Lemcke. | FINANCIAL—Large amount of money to loan at specially low rates. DYER A RASS MANN. 21 Circle et.

FINANCIAL—Money to loan: 8500 to 120.000

*nt. See u». 5 i Trust Building.

6 and 7 oer SER, 306 Intlf.i

MEYER A

Tii

FINANCIAL—Loans on Indiana farm# In any amount. MEREDITH, NICHOLSON, 80S

Stevenson Building, Indianapolta

FINANCIAL—Loans on household goods, pi anos, horses and wagons: privately; quickly; at lowest rates. 301 Lemcke Building.

FINANCIAL—8 oer cent, money on Improved real estate. (No loans made outside of tha

SPANN A CO., 86 E. Mi ‘

city.)

A CO.. 86 E. Market.

FINANCIAL—Loans; suma of 1600 and over. City property and fauna. C. E. COFFIN A CO.. 90 E. Market et.

ton st., 152 E. Washington at.

OLSON. 805 Stevenson Building. FINANCIAL—Money promptly furnished

improved Indlanaooll* real

estate: no loans an 11,000. Apply direct to C. 8. WARBURTON. 1002 Majeatlc Building.

for less than

loaned to salaried people, without Indorsement or collateral; business strictly confidential. MERCANTILE DISCOUNT CO., room 4 Lombard Building, 24% E. Washington *t. FINANCIAL—Loans: |10, 115. 2»P. *25. *50. $7$. $100. or any amount, on furniture, pianos, vehicles, horaes. fixtures, etc. Your own time. Reasonable rates. (Confidential.) >% W. Washington, room «.

FINANCIAL—Money to loan; a large sum of home funds left in our hands to be loaned In sums of *100 to $1,000 and upward at lowest rates of Interest; can furnish money same day you apoly. Pay back when you please. A. METZGER AGENCY. 6 Odd Fellows Block.

FINANCIAL—Interest on savings deposits *1 and upward received: 8 per cent. Interest, coupon system, on $76 and upward. Full withdrawal Installment stocks. Paid-In capita) over *600,000. Agents wanted. STATE BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF INDIANA. 31 S. Pennsylvania st.

loan money on eaiy terms, on furniture, pianos, organ*, store fixtures, warehouse receipt*, horses, wagons, etc., without removal. You have the use of the property and also of the money. Payments arranged on th# monthly Installment plan to suit your convenience. Business done quiet-

Ithout publicity. No charges taken out You get the full amount of the

ly.

In advance.

Joan In casn. XOU can uemi wiwi us quickly privately, satisfactorily and confidentially. We also loan money on watches, diamond*, jjwelry. etc. CENTRAL LOAN COMPANY. ROOMS 7 AND 8 TALBOTT BLOCK, NORTHWEST CORNER MARKET AND PENNSYLVANIA STS. ___

FINANCIAL-MONEY TO LOAN. * *5, *10, 120. *50. *100.

and up,

"-nsss S^SlaSSS:^ large one. We give you your own time In

and the day y ly make you a

a large one. ,"***!!* *5?J ro<> w^L , 11, ,n which to pay the m ? n *y “ ck Your lo »n may

oe paid in I«n A Or in Nr rt mE>

ME.

#rtv and money. CHARGES TAKEN"POT* IS ADVANCE. N ° Business strictly private. Call and see us b * f0, SECt^Rl”’Y VcRTGAGE LOAN CO.. Room 207 (second floor) Indiana Tru»t RultdTng (old Vane Block) corner Washington st. and Virginia ave.

FlNANCIAL-^p^nMff RATES.

EASY TERMS.

STRIPT’.Y CONFIDENTIAL LOANS MADE ON SHORT NOTICB. Money loaned on furniture, pianos, homes, wagon*' store fixtures, warehouse receipts and all kinds of peraonal property in any amount from H0 upward, the property to remain In vour undisturbed possession. We also loan money on watches and diamonds You can pay back the money in weekly or monthly installments. and have the coat reduced proportionately. If you owe a balance on your furniture or piano, we will pay the same for you and carry It at long as you desire. No charges taken out in advance. Call and aee us before going elsewhere. Loam aleo negotiated for salaried people without publicity. Established 18*7. INDIANA MORTGAGE LOAN COMPANY. Room 4 Lombard Building.

Second floor.

34% E. Washington st.. Opposite New York Store. Open Saturday evenings until 9 o'clock.

TO LBT-HOLSEfl.

TO UPT-LM. M Circle.

TO LKT-Meisgsr-s Agency.

TO LET—TODD, Ingalls Block! * TO LET—SPANN' A Cij., » «. Market. TO LET—flee Hat. C. B. COTTIN A CO. TO LET—J, O. McCULLOUGlif M K Market. wLRT—Four room "housC It (OM) fM iL

Ohio.

*OLET — Hoosp; three rooms, gas. tt W. MorTO LET—Five-room house. No. 1008 N. flea*

ate ave

TOJ.BTrS.if doubuTlhouse; bath; $20. Apply 479 N. Alabama.

TO LET - u. A. (XH’LTBR, Agent. N & M *!-ket Telephone 13. UBT—Modem, seven-room house; cheap. 473 (old number) E. Market.

TO LET—flee list at M K Market, ground floor GKK ;oKT A APPEL l '* roUn *

^. I ' v r TOO,n kouse. newly papered. *9.

51* 8. Illinois st. (old number). ,

TO LET-Attractive four-room houaeTtiTgood

ififlfllr, $7.50. 179 Columbia ave.

TO LET-New atx-room houiu; desirable.

Rear of (new) (MS N. New Jersey.

TO LET Modem house, to small family, at any price. Key*, tel Highland ava T ^fe , *38i.fE'gre. ii «S: H '~ aTO LET—*31 N. New Jersey ah; eight rooms;

modern. Inquire HO Maaaachuaetf ave.

TO LET—House; right rooms; two-story; modern. (New) 2129 College and OI Lemcke.

TO LET—By September 1. large, convenient house; bath; fruit; flowers; $25. (Old) 441

College.

TO LET—Hotine* in ail part* of the city. Gat

■ M Circle.

WA

mple ,RD.

■te list at

WELCH A

TO LET — Ten-room flat; central location: moderate rent. DYER A RASSMANN. SI

Circle »t. ,

TO LET—Flat of seven rooms In Prenaly. aflat August L A. J. McINTOSH A SON, M B.

Market rt. _____

TO LET—Desirable house; - sevetT room*; bath! (new No.) W5 N. Alabama s*.; *18. WM. L ELDER. TO LET—Thirteen rooms; M E. Pratt st.; ail

improvement^ Including laundry.

modern tmpru ’Phone No. 17*4.

TO LET-89 told) W. Pratt st.; eight rooms; city water; both gases; $15. WELCH A WARD. 34 Ctroli. TO LET—A fine residence o( eleven rooms; all modern improvementa; 406 N. Alabama

si W. F CHRISTIAN.

P—Another cosy, homelike, nix-room 112.50. (Tall MACK'S FRENCH HAIM

TO LET

house, v an xwau.iv n STORE. W, Washington.

TO LET—Brick dwelling: No. 344 (old number! College gve.; ten rooms; newly papered; bath-room; rent $30. SPANN A CO. TO LET—Fine Washlngtnn-st. buslnees room (north side), between Meridian and Illtnoli »U.; slae, JOxlJO. Inquire at The Newa office.

TO LET—Fine, light office rooms en suit* or single; front, second floor Newa Building] all modern conveniences. Inquire at The Newi

office.

TO LET—Nine-room house, bath, laundry.

and electric lighting; modem

Lincoln ave.. net

43 Baldwin Block. TO LET—Four convenient, small dwellings] six and «even loom* and bath; 3U to $11.

HENRY H FAY. 1% E. over Big Four ticket office.

throughout; Lincoln ave., near Park. WIRT C. SMITH.

Washington at.

TO LET—Our famous creamery butter, only 17c per pound. THE GREAT ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC TEA CO,, 30 W. Washington rt . 152 K. Wash!ngton st. TO LET—Sprolal sale second-hand upright planoa on from IS to $8 per month payments, at almost >our own price. WUU9CHNER A SON, 78 and 10 N. Pennsylvania. TO LET—406 aii4 407 N. Illinois: double brick dwelling; twenty rooms; two bath-roomai stone veranda: plate glass; everything complate; 1 suit a We for bearding bouse; rant rea< sonable. SPANN A CO.

FOR SAUB-BICYCLBS. FOR SALE-Pro-Bono cigar.

FOR SALK—Will give 810 for a good secondhand bicycle. Adureas L 4. care Newa

FOR SALE—We are overstocked with secondhand bicycles; must be eold; from $6 up. BIRD A CO.. 29 K- Market. FOR SALE—New and second-hand bicycler

bought and sold. Repairing promptly done.

Wheels ren BfeHtiT

286 S. Illinois at. (old number).

rated. KREITLKIN A MoKENZIE.

PATENT ATTORNEY*, PATENTA^TORNIBTS—kT^T. SILVIUfl A CO. Patents obtained; caveat*, trade-marks, copyrights registered. Free pamphlets. Talbott Block. Indianapolis

FINANCIAL.

FIN ANC1AL—Home

soon.

71AL—Home money; 6 ner COLE. If Baldwin Block.

cent. Call

FINANCIAL—Loans on Jewelry, clothing and other valuable*. S; W. Washington. FINANCIAL-Mortgage loans; lowest rates. HORACE McKAY, 29% N Pennsylvania. FINANCIAL—To loan: Private money to loan; any amount; lowest Interest. W. H MICK

A CO. FINANCIAL - Lcam ■hares purchased.

Block.

is Building association NEWTON TODD, Ingalls

FINANCIAL—Money to loan on city property at lo»eat rates. REID BROS.. No. 43 N. Delaware at.

FINANCIAL—To loan. 6 and I per cent, private mon.*y In sum* of tS.909 and $10,909. C. F. SAYLEB. ; FINANCIAL—Money loaned on life Insurance, or bought. L. P. VAN NORMAN, Mlnne-

spoils. Minn.

FI N AN CIAL—Loans on watches and dlamonfls; lam amounts a specialty. Ram* 34 Ingalls Block. FINANCIAL—Money to loan HENRY H. FAY, removed to 1% southeast corner Washington and Meridian FINANCIAL—Farm andTelty - ioana uafla at reduced rates, and without delay. JOHN K. HANN. 323 Lemcke. FINANCIAL—Private money to loan en Improved city property; no commission*. Address P 4. care New*.

FINANCIAL—Money tc loan on improved Indianapolis real ertate. JOHN W. CLAYFOOL, S% B. Washington at. ,

FINANCIAL—Loans on farms; tut and Steward; home funds: lowest rates; no delay.

card; home I METZGER.

FINANCIAL

Odd Fellows Block.

of

large amount of private

funds. JPLOREA A KEIDEKSTICXBR. rooms U I and 1. 37% 8. Delaware st.

FINANCIAL—Money loaned In sums to suit at lowest rates; prisate mossy; test oar rate* McINTOSH A SON. « E. Market et

FINANCIAL—Boms good loam on city property. 92.000 to 310.000. can be mads atoned by applying to os. JAMES H. LOWBfl A CO.. 64 When Building.

FINANCIAL-LOANS ON FURNITURB, PIANOS. ETC. Aleo on horses, wagons, warehouse receipts; without removal. 19% N. Meridian st. room I. over Laurie’s store.

FINANCIAL—Money In suma ta autt. without any delay whatever; can get It the same day

you apply.' Call and get our rata*. Can pay a K'°r5.r; '«■ 11

FINANCIAL—I am prepared to loan money on houeehold goeds, piano*, organs, bteyctee. home*, buggies, diamond* and watches. I also advance money to lalarled people on their Individual note*. Call and see me before flnlng elsewhere and get rates. J. M. MILLER. SUOceasor to Boyd A Miller. Telephone 746. « Baldwin Block.

PIANO* no..

Without removal. Interest. T per cent, a year. On Building Association Plan. PKM0NA ll6A P N R0 A F 8 K ^A§T A O V I 5 N08 ^ Room 4 Lombard Building. 34% E. Washington. Open Saturday evening* until I o clock. FINANCIAL—Why pay such an exorbitant rate of Interest for money whan you caa get It at a very low rate from us T Loans on household goods, planes, organa, office fixtures, etc.; also loam mad* ts aal-

£ri£ people*'oii their Individual “tes; nri

tas

piaa. Call and

i'tooin^rit ~St'»ve oaon~ BuUdlngT

FINANCIAL—LOANS

$$, $10. $U. **•. **. **>. w. tm __ WE LOAN MONET ON FURNITtrRR, PIANOS. ORGANS. HORSES. WATONS BICYCLES AND HEWING MACHINES. WITH. OUT removal also ON watches,

.IN...—.

gSV7A5SS , V7K , KN’8W°f5 ®8*| IF YOU ARE IN need ° r MONKT. DON'T FAIL TOCAl.L AND PEE U8 BEFORE

BORROWING

POSITIVELY THE LOWEST RATES IN

T'UK CjITT

BUSINESS STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL E MARKET ST MORTGAGE LOAN CO, Boom t Phoenix Block. Old No 96% E Market st. Fl>AS( TEX~TlIOVSATiD DOLLARS

To loan In aunia of

no. *15. *». m $M. tW. *300.

or any amount on

FURNITURE. PIANOS. ORGANA.

HORSES AND WAGONS,

at rates which honest people can afford to pay. The property to remain in your

undtsturWd ooaaeaslon.

sirs Mwr ”

■■■MgaJKai

to pay the m

* t*

We are Just as happy i $10 loan as one tor $150. you plenty of time te back. In fact, you ran meats to Mft yourself, so made reduces the e the loan. We give you of money you ask for: out in advance. Th* t to be private. Don t

get our ra:—

INDI/

ai