Indianapolis News, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 August 1897 — Page 7
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THE INDIANAPOLIS "HEWS, SATURDAY, AUGUST 28/ 180T.
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Martwc fATS-Ixkt on Cnpttol av*.. N. In tha city; 11,W- STOUT rl >1 W. MarXat at. EUTATK—Two blccka which pay T pci wt InvMUnent; muat b« aoid. W. H ti M. Palawara at. 'ATTSi~- CH AS A DAUB
.. . „JSaoa; nine rooms; food condition wall toeatadt will —II cheap. S»TATB---Oood residence property In
aaven mile* from cHy; low price.
m ti. Ufcarty at.
RIMU EfcTAI
Addraaa JB 17, care N»ws MAL K8TATB- CHA3. A. DALE. Ona aauara of Data wars and Varment; ala rooms; taUi; W.JW; aaay tarma. WBAX, BBT ATE—Farm of KW sores In Marion county .within four miles of street-oar line. Manniim A BON, (oM) * ». Market. fCBAX* BBTATB—I have a number of lots A>r
« yonrself a home.
77ft dft. Mdrtwt MBAL nSTATB- Ten-room houae, *Wk ave., ttaar lAnooln: lam lot. bam, fruit and Shade. BOflTH A OO., M W. Waahlnrbyn. MUJL BBrTATB—Bargal n In six-room cottage oo Walcott at.; every modem convenience; Wdy O.W. VBrfrcH. 711 Lamcha Building. ItBAL nsTATB—Some rare aoapa in flva and six-room cottages on South Side; -splendid locations. VlffTOH, Til Lemcke BtdliUng. REAL BSTATB-Wa have a splendid rooming and hoarding houae for sale on easy hams. BOYER * ROBINSON, 11 Baldwin
young mea on time. Oat OHAilgjnS W. OORfUKTH.
FOR TRADE. FOR TRADE Florida Aral.
FOR TRADB--Two collages; Kentucky ava. Inquire 1*6 Blake et.
FOR TRADE—Clty propc ty for merchandise.
Address N 18, ears News.
FOR TRADE—Clty property for farm. 8. L.
MORROW. Ingalls Block.
FOR TRADE-Uprlgtot piano for diamond*. Address K 18. oars News.
FOR TRAD®—Two h>>uses. Inquire In barber •bop. M's E. Washington.
FOR TRADE—First-clam drug stock and fine fixtures. W. E. MICK ft CO.
FDR TRADE—Dwelling, N. Illinois st.. for faim. THOMPSON. 13 Circle.
FOR TRADE-Fhw cigar* for good hors* and buggy. Address W 16. care News.
FOR TRADE—Man nr lady’s wheel for bora, and wagon. (Old) 428 Bellefontalne.
FOR TRADE—81.500 stock groceries for improv'd real estate. W. E. MICK ft CO.
FOR TRADE-A beautiful cottage and $1,000 cash for larger home. 426 (old) Massactuiietts ave.
FOR TRADE)—Top buggy for good light eprlng wagon or carriage. HOGAN, S2 W. Georgia st.
FOR TRADE—Eight-room dwelling, large lot, Shelbyvllle. to trade for farm. THOMPSON.
10 Circle.
FOR TRADE)—81,400 equity in six-room cottage; lot 40x218; N. Senate ave. Address T
It. care New*.
FOR TRADE—Lot on N. Pennsylvania st. for stock of dry goods, boots and shoo*. Address
C 16, care News.
FDR TRADE—(Seven-room residence, *800; straight loan for property free elsewhere. Ad-
dreea B 19, care News.
FOR TRADK-Clear acres near Clifford ave. and lot on Hill ave. to exchange for cot-
tage. THOMPSON. 10 Circle.
FOR TRADE)—Good Indiana farm or city property for grocery or queennware stock.
CHARLES ZAIS, Oxford. Ind.
FOR TRADE—List Marion county farms. Have splendid Indianapolis properti»s to exchange. JOHN B. IIANN, 323 Lemeke.
WAMTKD-KRMALK HELP. w ’ANTBD—A young German girt. Oall at 1710
Ormye jft.
WANTED — Experienced sewmg machtn* Tory*' * lrl ‘ MADDKN S loi.'NGB KacWACCTEa) Lady: office w.rk; Are insurance; state experience; reference and salary wanted. A<Mreas_A J9,_ oare News. WANTED—Woman; good church stunting; willing to learn our buxineea; then to be manager and correspondent here; salary 1900. Incloee eelf-addreaaed stamped envelope to T. KLDBR, Manager, K 18, oare News. WANTED—MALE HELP.
FOR
country
fruit 7*rm:
—len-oxun nou«e, norui, near ilfth; rooden throughout; M.800 buys fS.MO. SMITH A «JO.. M W. Wash-
W1AI, E39TATE—Ten-t\x«m houee, north OM Twelfth- tisn
tt; worth
Ingtoc.
REAL ESTATE- CHAS. A. DALE.' Washington, osar Stats; store and nine living rooms; rents $21; trade equity for cot-
tage or lots.
elegant
exchange, and farms, houses, etc Big list for stamp. ALEX LESLIE, Washington, Ind.
TRADE—180-ac
on Texas coast; for Indiana
FOR TRADE—A good 6x8 new camera, with "high grade lens; complete outfit for furnishing pictures; for gent's high frame bicycle or typewriter In good condition. Address or call at 81 E. Michigan st.
FOR TRADE—N. Illinois st lot. stone wall, good dwelling of
40x202, with ten rooms,
bath, furnace, mantel, grate, city water, well
fruit, 18,600; will trade H. PLUMMER, 83 E
WANTED—Good houae painter
Para at.
W ANT ED—Ci
Call at No.
’ ajsi BD—Cotnpoeltor on straight per thousand. 8 17, care News.
matter, 25c
WANTED—Twenty-five good
wages, steady employment. Address
care_New».
WANTED—Gentleman wltlh 176 ro travel and lecture for siereoptlcon exhibition. Address
H 18, care News.
■BBiHHBfiSfiffiriS-
AGBNCY. »0Vfc
molders; good
tf 18,
W'ANTED—Experienced hotel cook.
RANGE EMPLOYMENT
Del
c: N.
Ixpen EMI
elaware, room
WANTED—No need to go to Alaska to get rich. You can make more here at home If you are a hustler. Investigate. 97 Lombard
uU"
Building.
WANTED—Canvassers, male or female, to sell the "Klondike Gold Look." Call at (new)
804 8. Illinois st., between
7 and 9 p. m.
8 and 9 a. m. or
WANTED—Circular and sample distributers; all sections; good pay; no canvassing; experlsncc unnecessary. ACME OO.. 30 E. Fburteenth at., New York.
WANTED—Five first-clems salesmen to call on grocery trade in Lidluna. Call after 9 o’clock Monday morning at Grubbs’s cigar store, north of Union station.
WANTED—Intelligent young man of good address, to go to Alaska; only tZi required;
transportation and outfit one year teed. Call room 68 Plaza Hotel.
guaran-
WANTED—Men of some means and business
Detroit. Mich.
WANTED—Gentlemen or ladies to take orders: 818 per week easy; takes on sight; others making big money, why not you? Can’t fall. Write to-day. HOME VAPOR BATH CO.. South Bead, Ind.
WANTED—Help wanted to Introdu
latr cuttir Sample se
prl
YOUNG, Lock Box 192, Newbu
. rant
lard for home hai
are.
Send three dimes.
gu
ilna
dlnary scissor
y comb Ith or-
cent:
'rice, $1. D.
rg. X. Y.
cutting; used w
ample sent for ?0 cents. Regular price, $1. D. M.
HEAL
mile
HaqghvIMe,
OU1. tt Thorpe.
I Me, 8800. Mon.
ve-acre garden fkrrn; ; only >1.500; oottaga. Money to loan. LBJW NTC-
REAL ESTATE—Vacant lot. short distance
north of Washington, on Jefferson ave.; east 1 JAMES GREENE & CO.,
laSLlSaC. REAL
ESTATE—New York, near Delaware; rooms; CapRo! are., near Ohio, nine room#; will take eonje trade. B. M. RALSTON, i»H W, Market/ REAL ESTATE- CHAS. A. DALE. Irvington; lot 184x310; beet location; cement “ »! will trade for rental property or resi-
FOR TRADE—Splendid two-story, double house; seventeen rooms; east front; thoroughly modem; on Broadway; rent. 6600 per year; worth 86,600; will take cottage worth from 82.600 to $4,000 part payment. W. E.j MICK A CO. FOR TRADE—Stock of hate and caps, new, 82,000. 180-acre farm for vacant lots. Good, nine-room house; modern; l?t acres In lot; fruit, bam, etc.; for farm. Good lot on New
Jersey et., near Home; else
ey et., near Home: else 46W*140: for lined property. C. W. BRIDGES JNVEST-
202 Lemeke.
Prov
MENT CO
dence; will pay difference.
REAL
Merh
ESTATE- CHAS. A. DALE, ridian. near Twentieth; brick residenee; -foot front; will he sold; <2,000 to 18,000
; balance long time.
FOR TRAD®—Millinery Mock, grocery, livery stable, ml»l. drug store, rooming-house, restaurant, laundry, 40 acres Improved, Shelby county, for IndianapoHs cottage; elegant 80acre farm, Johnson county; 80-acre rich farm, Gnu* county; 100-aore farm, Morgan county; 84-aore farm. Hancock county. 8TROC8E A YT*TTT T EftWr JJgQ DuIlsUe*er * T>hrvi
Iht-room
cash;
toss A
xiturrv ire mnu. »A7* iej. tv m BROWN, photograph gallery.
HEAL ESTATE—NIce" five-room cottage, half RKiuaro from Washington st.; any one desiring a home should investigate. J. G. MC-
CULLOUGH, 81 E. Market et.
REAL ESTATE—Elegant, slx-ro m ccttu,-. two k>t»; live, growing city of 3.000 population; very cheap, or would trade for ottie
price,
ew.sbO;
equity of $8,200
This Is
Stevenson Building. ’Phone
m
would trade
property Address 928 Bandera st. REAL ESTATE—Want to bi
buy store-room, on JB. or W.
living rooms connected, on E.
Washington et.. Mesasrhusette ave., o
Mde. VEITCH. rn Lemeke BuUdlng.
REAL 1
garden,
see us qi
(Old)
■ will
or good lot part exENSON, 74 B. Market.
at. rmdeoce, near »; bath; furnace:
ESTATE—If you are looking for a
FULLEN.
1948,
FOB TRADE - Comer lot, 85.8x140, In the northeast part of the city; etcre (saloon) room and seven-room dwelling; three fourroom frame cottages; small store-room, bam; rente for 1186 per year: pays Utt per cent.; 86,800; Incumbrance, $8,60); will trade >f $8,200 for residence on the North Bide, a good investment. H. PLUMMER. 83 E. Market. FOR THADE-Ldt at a bargain, Illinois and Twenty-sixth; lot HI WeahliwuHi et., for horse and buggy; forty acres near Marion for city property; Kokomo reaidvnce, alestr and some cash for rcetdence, Indianapolis; 880,000 Wkahlngton-et property on easy payments; icd residence and rental property for farm; ipltol ave. and Eleventh st., home at a barJn, for oaahj vacant lot. Oak H11L a bargain. WOMAN’S HEAL ESTATE EXCHAN'GE, 82 Baldwin. FOR TRADE)—Elegant modem residence, corner lot. Ruckle et., east front, eight rooms ind bath, trade far small rental properties; :en rooms, College ave., near Ninth, for •mailer property; good etore-room, ten llvir rooms, warehouse and four-room cottage,
in good
WANTED—Salesmen—$100 weekly guaranteed, and exclusive territory assigned good men for the sale of the genuine Arctic tvefrtgeratIng Machine for cooling refrlgeratora. Guaranteed 76 per cent, cheaper than Ice. For particulars and Hat of 300 testimonials from leading merchants of U. S.. address ARCTIC HEFR1GBRAT1NO CO., Cincinnati. WANTED-Young and middle-aged men prepare for examinations. Hundreds, whom we prepared by mall, have been appointed. We originated Conespondenit Instruction for Civil Service Examination*. Only institution that can show results or have been in existence more than a few months. Our fifth year. Partlcula.ru about aU Government positions, salaries, date* and places of examinations soon to be held In Indianapolis, our plans, rates, etc., and also beautiful views of Washington, free. NATIONAL CORRESPONDENCE INflTITUTE (Incorporated) Second Natonal Bank Building, Washington, D. C. W A NTK D—MISCKLL ANEOUS. WANTED—10,000 feet second-hand pine flooring In fair condition Address X 18, care News. WANTED—Small room for light manufacturing; rent must be low. Address P 16, care New-s. WANTED—Down-stairs room and board for man and wife; private family. Address C 19.
care News.
much as $2,000 cash
B. M. RAL-
WANTED—Property of all kinds; have cash
you $100 to $100,000. Call IVE8TM
. ESTATE—Choice east-front lot In Morton Place at a bargain. Also fifty-foot corner lot on N. Meridian; street, sidewalk and sewc-r all paid. HOWELL, WADDLE ft CO.. 481 LWfiCka. REAL ESTATE—Fine two-acre garden tract, 70 fruit trees, all kinds of smaH fruit, good buildings; only tl.lU), or will exchange for •mall city property. VHUTCH, 7U Lemeke REAL BOTAYE—A number of kHs in every part of the city whMh 1 can sell for one-half at the value, on time. Ca* at ~ ~ “
n.’setr*’
on large lot and In good location, trade for farm; cottage. Ash et., worth $4.CW0. dear of Incumbrance, trade for property on College or Park ave., or Broadway, and assume difference. STILZ ft MILLER. 91 S. Market et. | -■ -y "i "■ t" ■ ■ 1 — —— —— - ■ ■ FOR TRADE—Two six-room cottages, clear of Incumbrance, rented for $16, and cash difference, for modern house, south of Seventh st.; 153 acres, seven miles we*ft of city limits, Mx-motn house, good barn and other outbuildings, all tillable, running waiter, trade for fine residence, south Seventh et.; fine etailllon and Jack, young and In fine condition, win trade for equky tn o$ty property; good
tloa In city, new fixtures,
CHARLES
office. ParttcW. OORSUOH,
I
REAL ESTATE—Morton Place, new, modern residence, Alabama st., ten rooms, reception
hall, two pantries, tele, laundry. <W ». (STEVENSON 7
bath, furnace, grate, martin tales acme exchange. W.
74 B. Market.
young a equity tn
drug stock, hast location 1.. »»,, —™ ^ take good city property tn part trade. STILZ ft MILLER, 91 fe. Market at. FOR TRADE—Nine-room house; modern, on A eh st.. for two smaller houses; will eeeume. ftlx-roosns on State ave.. good equity, for .cheap lots. Eight-room house on Rural, near Washington; equity for cheap lota Good equity Hi fight-room house on Keystone are., lots. Modern, nine-room house oft Park
South'Side.
WANTED-Will pay
for a good, suitable business. BTON, W, Market.
WANTED—To buy for cash, horse, wagon and harneas, suitable for buck it--ring. Room 2. (old) 94Mr E. Washington st^ W’ANTED—Two or three unfurnished rooms for married couple, near Massachusetts ave. and Alabama. Address Q 16, care News,
roperty i
customers; can loan
and see us. C. W. BRIDGES INVE8TMEN P CO., 202 Lemeke. WANTED—Temporary, efficient stenographer, using Densmore typewriter, for law office Answer, giving qualifications and terms. Ad-
dreaa N 17, care News.
SITUATION—WANTED. SITUATION WANTED-As housekeeper for widower. Address J 19, oare Xewe. SITUATION WANTED—By first-clare family cook. (New) 148 X. Detowaro, room 5 SITUATION WANTED—As- iMiree for child; competent and reliable. Address Y 18, care News.
oung >w».
SITUATION WANTED—By educated yc ladv aa nurse. Address B 19. care N
Experienced. ’ SITUATION WANTEDences. In grocery; exper!
18, care News.
By lady with refer■rlcnced. Address Q
SITUATION
familiar with any
K 19, care N
WANTED—Bu nographer;
kind of work.
go
Address
id;
lews.
REAL ESTATE—Irvington; an elegant, eight-
half square ifrom car Um; c«and Improved street; price, balance $30 par month. CHAS.
19% N. Meridian, st.
ave., for smaller house on South Side. Fifteen acre garden farm, near city, for property northeast. (Eight-’•ontn house, Twenty-third st., near OoWege for lots. Modern house on Broadway for lots; many others. WEBBER
(Hustlers) ft CO.. 10 Baldwin Block.
WANTED—AGENTS.
AGENTS WANTED—Best novelty out: sells at every house; terms free; sample 10c; big profits. BROWNIE DR!- 38 SUPPORTER CO.. Quincy. 111.
AUCTION SALE.
TO LETlt—HOUSES.
ertiss in west and east side on easy paymeats. W. H. WOOD, |g N. Delaware st. REAL ESTATE—Two-story, elght-rocm house, with barn, on Ruckle st.; a bargain if sold soon. * Also seven-room cottage, east front, with barn, en Ruckle; will pay 9 per cent. HOWELL, WADDLE ft CD., m Lemeke. REAL ESTATE—Good home; two-story, ntnet house; oak finish; welt; cistern: gas; cement sidewalk, also around hours;
sell on account slck-
■PPP Address W 17, care REAL ESTATE-Ten room mod-ro house; N. Meridian, near (old) Twenty-sixth; extra
JVtWgrtAlflAI*. _ .
!££ Traasr^rkWa^i Sim
ss>“ «r Si
cash. balance
HOWELL, WAD-
mnsiae ave., near r food i*prov«*nentF, flsWO, ■But rewttn*, iv
born: lot SOxiflo;
at * per cent.
8 ft CO., :48$ Lemeke. REAL BBT ATE-8900, four rooms and summer kitchen, well, cistern, gas, property An good condition and rente for 810 per month; IlMttde ave., near Home; 81.860. right rooms,
», fine lot, east front, N. north of (old) Seventeenth; Ramsey ave., near Clifford,
email cash payment, balance $14,30 per month. BTILZ ft MILLER, 91 E. Market st. REAL BBTATE-Li* M a bargain, Illinois and Twenty-sixth; lot E Washington st., for horse and buggy; forty acres near Marion, for city property; Kokomo reeldenoc clear and some cash for resUUnce Indianapolis; 860.000 Washington at proper - v. on ce«s- n<ivm»nt«: j<t residence and rental property for farm. Cftpltol ftve, and Bte\«ntn .... nave at a bargain for rasa; vaoam At. Oak HI*, a bargain. VTOMAN'8 REAL KSTATB EXCHANGE, »2 —gftfrln. REAL ESTATE- Four rooms, Mamndale ave., near Bevemh it.. 81,608. 880 cash, $12 per month; two.four-room houses on one lot, E. Fifteenth rent for 818, price $1,900; two pom cottage*, West Indianapolis, almost rented for US, Will trade equity of $1,400 tor cHy property, or sell cheap for cash; food
AUCTION-CARTER ft VETTER,
•ers, 252 B. Washington.
AUCTION—T. J, SEMAN8, real c»Ute and
genera] r uctioneer, 8 Indiana ave.
AUCTION—GEORGE W. fcotURDT. I*al ee-
tate and general auctioneer, U9 (old number) w. Washington.
AUCTION-THE AUCTION STORE always
has bargains to offer which can not be
equaled elsewhere. Job lota bought and arid,
wholesale prices to dealers.
Ington.
Waah-
o| XP U R N^® PA g PRESS FREIGHT. Under and In pursuance of an act of the General Assembly of the
TO LET—Ten room*, suitable for boardinghouse. (Old) 489 College ave. inquire (new) 608 N. New Jersey. TO LET—Eight-room roukrn house; Illinois, south of (old) Seventh; 825. ALEXANDER ft CO., ;2 E- Market st.
P* nneylvanla
t.; new, modern, improvta nouse. Inqui;
(new No.) 1711 N. Pennsylvania, st “ ’ TOLET—ROOMS.
TO LET—Furnished parlor, with board. (New) 825 N. Illinois.
LET—(New No.) 1769 N. modern. Improved house.
TO LET—Front, furnished rooms.
W. Maryland.
(New) <31
Ind.. on Thuraday. September 2. 1897. twelv hundred (LSW) articles, more or less, of unclaimed freight, on which the said Adams Express Company has a Hen for cost and expense
^ L .fL-S7 , r^ ro '“<5S%*'N n ^ rtdtan; 816. To LET—Nicely furnished rooms: reasonable rent to desirable Pities: privilege cf llgnt housekeeping If deslrjd. Call 184 lold) Capitol ave., N. .
AUCTION-SALE OF REAL ESTATE. The undersigned, as administratrix of .... estate of Simeon Dearinger. deceased, hereby jives noUce that by virtue of an order of the
TO LET-MISCELLANEOUS
TO LETT—Large front
n, second etory;
beautiful shade: good board. S2<)7 Orilege ave.
Court,
m Circuit
of 10 o’clock a. m. or Mo;
if the
virtue of an order of the t. she will, at the hour of Monday, the 13th day
lay
OI oepiemoer, io»i. on me premises, offer for •ale at public sale the following described real estate, to-wlt: Lot number eleven (It), in “ ‘ 'j Ml Ml “ “ xRvlslon of
6>, west of
ion county, lu-
Mnaee
of September. 1897. on
Mft the following desortb.
bt number eleven ( K. Wood’s subdtvL e (8) and six (6i. w napolls, Marlon eounl
Ituated on said real estate
a ten-room double dwelling house (Noe. 687-598
TO LET-rOld established drug store eland; also residence In connection; modern. NEWTON TODD. 6 Ingalls Block.
FINANCIAL.
ind George K. Wood’s
KU. sis M
dtana. There Is situated
loan. HENRY
rell. cisterns, cellars,
atural gas, etc., etc. Splendid rental prop-
erty. And also,
by virtue
REAL ERTATE-To the highest bidder, on
next Thursday morning, eight-room house;]
new; terms easy: sealed bids taken. Beautiful, modern house cn Broadway, on easv
terms. Several small homes at a Mg bargain. Ml easy terms; parties leaving city; must eel)
Large, beautiful, modem house on N. Penn-
sylvania et.; one on College ave.. one on N
Meridian, and one in Morton Place. If you
brine, call and we will give you a we can eult you. WEBBER (Hus-
CO . tt Baldwin Flock
ESTATELOT* ON
•hiand are., near told) Sixteenth et.
80x1.*.'. 61,(80,
Igs , v < it"; 40x155, IMP. : Cement walk#; wattr; gas; clear.
, Let eft Capitol ave.. N.. corner (old) Second st Let on Park are-, near (old) SeventeentSi «
60*188. $L26e.
Cement Balks; water; gas; elerr.
Pearl at.), with
H • Spienuio rental prepuch administratrix, and
of said order, at the hour of H
o'clock a. m. of said day. ahe will offer at public sale, on the premises, the following described real estate, to-wit: A part of ot tint
the city jf
iana. described as
.mmenclng 139 feet 6 inches south
of the northwbet corner of lot number nine (9). In Wytlftm Hughey’s subdivision, cutlet number eighty-eight (W), In said cltv at Indianapolis, on the west line of said lot nine (9). thence running weet parallel with the south line ot Georgia st. 72 feet 6 Inches, thence south 1» feet 9 Inchee to an alley, thence running east 72 feet and 8 Inches to the southwest corner of said lot nine (9). thence north on the weet line of said lot nine (9) 139 feet 6 Inches to the place of beginning, the same bring m the rear of No. SIS (old)
and adjoining the Indianapolis
irr.SiMr FINANCIAL—Money cent. JAMES OR
Build!
to loan at 5 and 6 per EENE & CO., Lemeke
Financial—Money to clt y at lowest rates. REID BROS., No. 42 N. Delaware at.
Indiana farm* in an;
Stevenson Building, Indianapolis.
iny 806
E. Georgia at., and adjoining tlu - - ) rubber works. The said real eatate incumbered by a mortgage executed by said decedent and wife to Stewart M. Nevt tt. January 22. 1896. to secure a loan of $806. bearing Interest at the rate of seven per cent, per annum, and maturing In five years from date, which mortgage is recorded In mortgage record IW6, at page 1M, of the mortgage
* m—Aii fndtat -
FINANCIAL—Loans In any amount, 8100, 8200 FINANCIAL—A Urge sum; amounts to suit; .K^TrwT-^ “sr;
private funds; Indianapolis room 9. No.
addition.
' Bee our rental Hat.
JN TRUST COMPANY, ptace and Market et.
BEMUVAJL.
ft CO.
5AN TRANSFER AMD M, 84. 2* W Q
FINANCIAL—Money in sums to suit, without any delay whatevor: can get It the same dav you apply. Call and get our rates. Can pay a portion each year If you desire. XH4 E. MarkSt. room A CHAS. W, GORSUCH.
FINANCIAL—Interest
mortgage, or with
records of Marlon county. Indiana. (laid real eatate will be sold subject to
free from the Hen of said mortgage, or wi or without the buildings, as may be to the best Interest of said estate, and as purchaser may desire, and if sold-subject to said mortgage. the purchaser to give bond to secure the payment of said mortgage debt as re-
quired bt '■^ ER>|g Qr gALB .
Said sale xriH be made subject to the approval of said court, and for not leu than two-thlrds of the fuii appraised value of said real eatate. and upon the following tern.#: One-third cash and balance In two equal lnataUment*. due In nine and eighteen m mths, evidenced by notes bearing 6 per cent, interest. without relief, and secured by mortgage
on said real estate.
YE. DEAIUNOKR, Administratrix. Taylor. Attorney, Coffin Building.
Loi*r~
and upward received;
coupon system. ■
twal
on savings deposits $1 lived: 8 per cent. Interest.
.... 176 and upward. Full with-
drawal Installment# stocks. Paid-In vapltai over 8600.000. Agents wanted. STATE BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF INDI-
ANA, 81 6. Pennsylvania at.
l^HfANClAL-rii ~am prepared to loan money on household goods, pianos, organs, bl rocles. horses, buggies, diamonds and watches. I also advance money to salaried people on their individual notes. Call and see me before going elsewhere, and get rotes. J. M. MILLER, successor to Boyd ft Miller. Telephone 740. 63
Baldwin Block.
FINANCIAL—WHERE TO INCORPORATE Klondike and other corporations. The laws of West Virginia furn tub clear, quick and s«f? means for financing all enterprises by corporations; no personal liability; non-asscseable stock: no reports to make; can get charter, organise and issue stock la two days at least; cost imw than 880 in any event. J )» WHITE. Manager, Box 871. Charlestown. W. Va.
xTaHfortda 1 *#’; and get reward
ItoBT-J|
.•ftkjgflftl llaaway Will receive re-
FOR HALE—Gasoline sieve; three new. (OM) 1*4 B. Vermont.
burners.
t pocket book, containing
am of articles to
Ciub I erilold number).
FOR SALE—Smith Premier typewriter; gobd condition; 845 cash. Address V 18, oare Xewa FOR SALE—Profit of » to 85 daily guaranteed for outlay of 1380; Investigate quick. Address D 19, care News. FOR IaLE-Oim No. 8 Dean"ateam pumn, good os new. INDIANAI’OLIi TOOL JdFG
CO., tt McNabb et.
85 IW. 815. 810. $X, 830, 850, *100. gMifEtPai DIAMONDS AND JEWELRY. Payments arranged cn monthly installment clan, or otherwise, to suit your convenience. NO CHARGES TAKEN OUT IN ADVANCE. IF YOU ARE IN NEED OF MONEY. DON’T FAIL TO CALL AND SEE US BEFORE * BORROWING. positively the lowest rates in BUSINESS STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL. e Market st. mortgage loan co., Room 4 Phoenix Block. Old No. MH E- Market st.
fTnancial—money to loan. r *6. *W. 820. 850, *100,
and uo.
FURNITURE. PIANOS, ORGANS.
HORSES AND WAGONS,
at lowest rate*, and the day you * We will as gladly make you a sn
one. We give you
o pay the money ba
be paid
which
one. We give you your the money back. Y.
r In part.
ask f jr It. small loan
FINANCIAL.
FINANCIAL—Money u> loan, X U. MeCUL-
LOUOH, 98 E. Market.
FINANCIAL—Loan* cn Jewelry, clotning and
other valuables. TT W. Washington.
FINANCIAL—Loans: 810.000 private funds to
loan at 6 per cent. W. E. MICK ft CO.
FINANCIAL—Mortgage loans; lowest rale*. HORACE McKAY, 29* N. Pemwyivania FINAN’i T AL—BENNETT’ S best cabinets atlll *1 dozen Oo there. 3S E. Washington.
FINANCIAL—**Xi private money to loan. BOYER ft ROBINSON, 11 Baldwin Block.
FINANCIAL — Loan# Bufiding association share# purchased. NEWTON TODD, Ingalls
Block.
FINANCIAL—*6,000 to loan at 6 oer cent.; private funds. MEYER ft KISER. 30*! In-
diana Trust.
FINANCIAL—To loan, 5 and 6 per cent, private money In sums of 86,000 and $10,000. C.
F. SAYLES.
FINANCIAL—Loans on pawns or cheUela. WILSON. 306)4 E. Washington, over CourtHouse grocery.
FINANCIAL—Money to loan on improved Indiana farm*. JOHN W. CLAYPOOL. 2)4 E. Washington st.
FINANCIAL—Loans on watches and diamonds; large amounts a specialty. Room 24 Ingalls Block.
FINANCIAL—Money on (arm* and city property ; terms reasonable. THOS. C. DAY ft
CO.. 836-130 Lemeke.
FTNANCIAL—Large amount of money to loan at soeclally low rates. DYER ft RA8S-
MANN, 31 Circle st.
FINANCIAL—Myney to loan. HENRY H. FAY, removed to 1V6 southeast corner Washington and Meridian.
FINANCIAL—Money to loan; farm loans made without any delay. MEYER ft KISER.
$06 Indiana Trust Building.
PIN AN CIAL—Money to loan; *600 to loan; no delay; private funds. MEYER ft KISER,
306 Indiana Trust Building.
FINANCIAL—Money to loan; 8350 to loan; no delay; prlvats funds. MEYER ft KISER 306 Indiana Trust Building.
FINANCIAL—Money to loan on improved Indianapolis real estate. JOHN W. CLAYPOOL. 3)4 E. Washington st.
FINANCIAL—First mortgage loans, 6, 6 and 7 per cent.; any amount. BOYER & ROBINSON. No. 11 Baldwin Block.
FINANCIAL—Loane on farms; $100 and upward; home funds; lowest rates; uo delay. A. METZGER. Odd Fellows Block.
FINANCIAL—Money to loan: $29,000 to loan on Indianapolis real estate. MEYER ft KISER. 106 Indiana Trust Building.
FINANCIAL—6 per cent, money on Improved real estate. (No loons made outside of the city.) SPANN ft CO.. 86 E. Market.
FINANCIAL —A large amount of private funds. FLOREA ft SEIDEN8T1CKER. rooms L 2 and 3, 27)4 S. Delaware st.
FINANCIAL—Money to loan; *600 to loan; same day you apply; private fun-1*. MEYER ft KISER, 306 Indiana Trust Building.
FINANCIAL—Farm and city loan*, any amount, ir.ade at reduced rates, and without delay. JOHN B. HANN, 323 Lemeke.
FINANCIAL—Loans on household goods, pianos, horse* and wagons; privately; quickly: at lowest rates. 201 Lemeke Building.
FINANCIAL—Money to loan: $900 to loon; same day you apply; private funds. MEYER ft KISER 206 Indiana Trust Building.
FINANCIAL—Loan*; sums of $600 and over.
City property and farms.
C. E. COFFIN ft CO., 90 E. Market st.
FINANCIAL—Money loaned In sums to suit at lowest rates; private money: get our rates. McINTOSH ft SON, 68 E. Market st
FINANCIAL—Your money will earn Utter than 9 per cent, with us. STATE CAPITOL INVESTMENT ASSOCIATION. 26 Whan
Block.
FIN A NCI AI»—Money to loan; $1,000 to loan. $ per cent.; same day you apply; private funds. MEYER ft KISER 206 Indiana Trust
Building.
FINANCIAL—Money to loan on Indlxnnpolls real estate, farms, business property In country towns and collaterals. UNION
TRUST COMPANY.
FINANCIAL—Money to loan in any amount on real estate or approved securities. Commercial paper bought. MEREDITH NICHOLSON. 806 Stevenson Building.
FINANCIAL—Money promptly furnished on Improved Indianapolis real estate; no loans for less than $1,000. Apply direct to C. S. WARBURTON, 1002 Majestic Building.
FINANCIAL—Loans on lew libraries, watches, diamonds, Jewelry. Plane*, horses, vehicles, office and store fixtures. Fair terms. WILSON. 306)4 E. Washington, first stairway east of court-house.
FINANCIAL—Money loaned to salaried people. without Indorsement or collateral: business st Fitly confidential. MERCANTILE DISCOUNT CO., room 4 Lombard Building. 24)4 E. Washington at. FINANCIAL—Loans: $10. 816, 820. *25. *80. $75, *100, or any amount, on furniture, piano?, vehicles, horses, fixtures, etc. Your own time. Reasonable rates. (Confidential.) 2)4 W. Washington, room 4.
FINANCIAL—Money to loan; a large sum of home funds left m 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 apply. Pay when you please. A. METZGER AGENCY. 6 Odd Fellows Block.
fin A NCI AL—LOA ns. ON FURNITURE. PIANOS, ETC.. Without removal. Intereet, 7 per cent, a year. On Building Association Plan. PERSONAL PROPERTY SAVINGS AND LOAN* ASSOCIATION. Room 4 Lombard Building. 34)4 E. Washington. Open Saturday evening# until 5 o'clock.
FINANCIAL—Why pay such an exorbitant rate of Interest for money when you can get
It at a very low rat; from ua?
Loans on household goods, pianos, organs, office fixtures, etc.: also loans made to salaried people on their Individual notes; new nlan Call and see us before going elsewhere. THE PEOPLE’S LOAN AND DISCOUNT CO.
THB* "koojn 624 Steveneon Building.
FINANCIAL-CENTRAL LOAN COMPANY. F ROOMS 7 AND 8 TALBOTT BLOCK wi loan money on eaey terms on furniture, pianos, organs, store fixtures, warehouse receipts, horses, wagons, etc., without removal. You have the use of the property and also of the money. Payments arranged on the monthkrstt « M, SSS.rSCIh.tK'S JJT fS can deal with ua quttWy. Privately, satisfactorily an* 1 confidentially. We also lean money on watches, diamonds, jewelry, etc. CENTRAL LOAN COMPANY. ROOMS 7 a NT) 4 TALBOTT BLOCK, NORTHWEST CORNER* MARKET AND PENNSYLVANIA
STS.
BUSINESS CHANCE. BCHINEHS CHANCE—PTorida Seal. BUSINESS CHANCE—For Sal.*; Cigar confectionery store for *7S. 738 Virginia Bl’STX’EBS CHANCE—B&rtMT shop; five ck iPr sate or trade. Call room 3. S W. O
BUSINESS < HWWvlE—Half iiM-rcat In real estate office; that**** - ** —"
drees L 16, care News.
BI SINSMIB i TiANCE—Neat drug store; location; cash or payments; must be
Room 24 Thorpe Block.
SALE HORNES ANd'vBHIULS* FOR BALE—To Let: Family horse for 1
_Addre*. W 18, oare News.
BI SINE88 CHANCE—Three-fourths tat
in
8600.
manufacturing business; Address E 35, cars News
i < ’ln >, full
AT ANY TIME,
as
wn time In ir loan may
and mg
possesi
any P«rt ** ,d roduces tl the loan. The property ■ssion. and you have the i
mi
ie cost of carry1s left In your use of both rrop-
for. NO
NCE.
* r ^, l f n jet'°fun amount you ask
H&E? 5^fy\?.VTte 1N re. a.
b * f0 8BCURn'T lt MORTaAOE LOAN CO.,
* l00 ^ng* ,l (old*V*m : e^ < Bi r ock)!^ro>rner' r Wa*?- U ** < *"
m ■ —>n st. and Vli
Ington
Irginia ave.
finan«al-t^n8^ d DOLLARS To loan In sums of |10, *15. 8*0. **0. *50. flCO. *200, or any amount on FURNITURE. PIANOS. ORGANS. HORSES AND WAGONS, at rates which honest people can afford
CALL AND BEE US.
We are Just as happy to make you a 110 loan as one for $150. W e wilt give you plenty of time to pay the money back. In fact, you can make the payments to suit yourself. Every payment so made reduces the cost of carrying the loan. We give you the full amount
ou ask for; no charges taken
The transaction Is sure
te. Don't fail to see us and
for trade.’ Market.
fv. a re.’ui aucai in Boutnem umittim McIntosh a sons, (rid) os e.
lie
Address Z 18,
NESS CHANCE—A good opportunity to Into the shoe business: a well-established in Indianapolis for sale; 84,300. Address
of money yoi out In advani to be private ■et our rate*.
INDIANAPOLIS MORTGAGE
LOAN COMPANY.
Room 10. 57 K. Market st. FlMANCIAL-jLOAgS^ KATEa
eastIFermb.
STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL. DOANS MADE ON SHORT NOTICE, loaned an furniture, pianos.
BUSINESS CJHANCE—For Sale: Blacksmith
Shop First-class location, of selling. Rare opportunity,
care New*.
BUSINESS CHANCE
get into
store
A 16, care News,
BUSINESS CHANCE—Well-established busi-
ness In center of cl profit; *800 capital reqi dress F 17, care New-t.
BUSINESS CHANGE-Established rooming house; ten rooms; well furnished and oocu pled; want to seM on account of ill health.
Address X 9, care News.
city, paying a handsor ■equlrec. Investigate.
BUSINESS < HANCE-
paylng business, with $1,500 yearly for $2,600 cash, if sold at once. In this offer. Address V 15, care News.
Interest In good-
rly salary. Investigate
■man to
BUSINESS CHANCE—Old esl facturer wants resident saleso
side line covering Jobbing and large trade; excellent opportunity to make nice sal ary. SHERWOOD MFG. CO.. Mt. Vernon, O
manufactory; salary *100 monthly and offlci expenses; 10 per cent, oommlsalon on all good! sold: reference and 1600 cash capital for stocl carried. E. B. RAY, 124 Hartford Building Chicago. BUSINESS CHANCE—Splendid chan
ty.
New York;
attei and care
-8p
lady, with 81.500; go m suitable bus
idlng to
rtiring; A X
nee
lines
retiring
News.
wi thirty refereno*
ices. Address L
BUSINESS CHANCE—I have positive, sxriuslve, Inside, advance Information as to movement of one stock Wherein at leiet ten points profit can be made soon. Will cell Information cheap or accept percentage profits (after they are made). Answer quick. CONTIDHNTTAL, room 39, Morse Building, New York. BUSINESS ORAINCE—Wholesale and retail business paying big profits; been established several years; also a manufacturing business, a sure tiling Investment, 82,000. Who wants to Invest 810,000 to $16,000 in a large manufacturing business capital to be used In enlarging plant; stock paying good dividends, and will employ Inveetor tf a good, comoetent man.
WEBBER ftOO., 10 Baldwin
Block.
BUSIN BBS CHANCE—A limited amount of treasury stock of the Ardath Gold Mining Company of -Arizona, has been placed cm the market to raise additional funds to operate all their mines. A rare opportunity for Investors. Grid In amounts to suit pur.'baser. Valuable mine# are back at this stock, and it will bear strictest Investigation. Prospects now ready. A. A. BOWSER, Secretary, 225
Lemeke Building
BUSINESS CHANCE—JOHN WEDDERBURN ft CO., Patent Attorneys, Washington, D. C„ quickly secure and sell patent, and desire to call the attention of manufacturers, cap-
id Investors to the herebelow
Itallsts and investors to lected patents for sale oi handsome profits on the
gue and thill coupling, Kinsey’s section for wer knife. Jarvis’ street-railway switch, mhart's check rower attachment, Rivers’s trade mark for colognes and perfumei land’s rat-trap. Shellabarger’s toy. 1
mow Barn:
roller brake
water heater, McCrary’s band cutter thrashing machine. Watt's coat support, Mills's lead seal, Holmberg’s self-heating sol dering Iron, Strauoh’s drill hoe, Wlleon’s sta lion Indicator, Herdnch’s Implement branding cattle, Blrtcheris wash basin,
nane’s adjustab board. For info
ormation cot
above named patents, add
ress John
ay o We
burn & Co.. Patent Attorneys, Washington,
the , _
quickest results. Information 1 our new list of 1,000 Invention $1,800 prize offered Inventors,
of patents allowed this week, 417; sold, 29.<. Meritorious Inventions described and illui trated. Valuable patents wanted Immediate!;
»i. r»esx w free. Send
corder, the largest scler and devoted entirely to ventors.
title the
Interests of In-
F OK BALK UK IK AD K. FOR BALE OR TRADE—Huckster wagon. 8. Pennsylvania.
FOR BALE OR TRADE—Fruit stand. (Old) 217 W. Washington. FOR - SALE OR TRADE—Platform moving
wagon. (Old) 671 Madison are.
FOR SALE OR TRADE—Good piano for lot.
Call 162 Shelby st. (old number).
outfit; cheap.
TRADE-A
Will
small Job printing
take wheel. Address T
nab * Bli
Thorpe Block.
FOR SALE OR TRADE—Butcher’s large refrigerator for horse and wagon. 8301 (new) E. Washington. FOR SALE OR TRADE-Six nice lots In Anderson; all or part for horse and trap. Ad-
dress Y 15, care News.
FOR
OR
SALE drugs and fine fixtures; this city; location. W. E. MICK ft CO.
excellent
ncumT. C,
FOR SALE OR TRADE- Fine assorted hardware stock for clear property, or discount
for cash. Address X 15, care News.
FOR SALE OR TRADE—Equity in nice, met front cottage: take grocery, cigars or oon-
fectlonery. DIXON. 38 Keystone ave.
FOR SALE OR TRADE—120-acre Improved
farm in Scott county, Ir» >na: no brance; In fruit belt. Address DR. TUCKER. Ben Davis, Ind.
FOR SALE OR TRADE—Fine black carriage horse and harness; adso good platform spring wagon; would trade for good loX, North Indi-
anapolis preferred. (New) 1905 Cornell ave.
FOR SALE OR TRADE—Nice, clean stock groceries and Imolcments for stock hardware, or might take some good property. Address THE TEXAS CASH STORE, Chase,
Kes.
eh teles, less of
FOR SALE OR TRADE-All kinds of v« with or without rubber tires, regard price; will take In exchange other vehicle# or roes and mules. 216 E. Wabash st., rear
irket house. BEN JACOBS.
price;
horses and muli market house.
FOR SALE OR TRADE—Meat market; doing
If * tool
■I *2.000; st
and fixtures: will sell for cash
ring land In Indli
good business; best location In city of 8,.„ i; will Invoice about *2.000; stock
or trade for Address Lock
Inhabitants: will Invol
xtures: will sell
good farming land In Indiana.
Box 335. Shelbyvllle, Ind. FOR SALE OR TRADE-Restiiirant; strictly first class, and modem In equipment; central, and best location in the city, $6,000. Owner wants to go on farm. Will trade for good farm near city worth *8.000, and ray cash dlfference. Health. Address N 16, care News, FOR SALE OR TRADE—Business block near Washington st.; pays 10 per cent.; this Is map; investigate. A modem eleven-room muse on College ave.: cabinet mentals, bath, tc.: lot 195x215; this Is a beautiful place. C. W. BRIDGES INVESTMENT CO.. 202
Lemeke. '
FOR SALE OR TRADE—Eighty acres in Darke county. Ohio. Houae and lot In
field.
In
WestAlao seven seres of land clear; for city property.
te county. Ohio. Houae an
Ind.; clear.
In Marion county; - - , - - Block worth *10.000 for stock of goods. Ninety acres of land, clear, to trade for goods. W. H. WOOD. 38 N. Delaware at. — FOR SALE OR TRADE—Ho! for Kansas. ••bleeding Kansas’’ or Oklahoma, where wheat yields forty bushels per acre; com. cotton, oats and hay crops unprecedented: choice farms In best localities. Secure them before
the certain advance In Excursions at low rates
pai Le
price reaches
ilons at low rates. Call or write rticulnre. ADVANCE REALTY CO., J31
them, us for
imeke. A4LB OB TRA0*-—Lot vt
FT>w fULE OB TRAD ‘■'—Lot 't * haraaln. RUnots and Twenty-eUth, lot E. Washing-
'or rMdnc, ...
*50.000 Woshlngton-st. property on easy payments: good residence ^anri^ rental PTOpejgj^for
f’vacaWMtot. Oak HUl. *a ESTATE EX-
I'a.rm; (Mpltri ave.
Lsryasa JKL
CHANGE, 82 Baldwin.
PERSON Al*.
pRRSONAL^T^dlei^^
friend indeed. If you want a regulator that never fall#, address WOMAN’S MEDICAL
HOME. Buffalo, N. Y. .
£5? undl.ror^d P-seret^ -W. X ri.%h.re:~pa/ salaried people » WAN V M roTOm 0 5ro^«?d,^ MP ^ Second floor. 24V) K. Washington et. Opposite New York Store, ghaan Saturday evenings until * o’clock.
PERSONAL - LORENZ SCHMIDT. Notary Public and Consular Agent. Collector of European claims. Rooms 7 and 8. In German Fire Insurance Block. 27(4 8- Delaware st. PERSONAL—Dyspepsia positively cured: Grover Graham’■ Remedy is a specific. Fisher’s Pharmacy, College eve end Seventh st. WriU GROVER GRAHAM CO., New burg, N. Y., for pamphlet. PERSONAL—LAdfee, I guarantee to develop your bust; no mechanical aprriiancee No pay until developed. I also remove wrinkles, pimples and blackheads. Oall or address Mine HALL, (rid) 74 IEL Vermont. PERSONAL—Free, to any address, mv hook giving full information about a never-fall-ing. harmless and permanent home cure of the opium, morphine, cocaine, walaky and tobacco habit* DR. J. C. HOFFMAN, Isabella
Building. Chicago, III.
SUNDAY flKHVICKfl. BAPTIST. a ra a. South-*t. Rapti* Chureti—Corner South and Noble. C. E. W. Dobbs, pastor. Regular ■ervicra. Preaching by purtnr. 10:46 a. m. and < :45 p. m. The pastor asks that every member be prerant, ra a master of supreme Importance to the congregation Is to be presented.
Col lege-avenue Baptist Church—Ncrtheaet oorj nsr College ave. aad Fifteenth sts. The Rev. C. A. Hare. D. D., pastor. Preaching at W:4« a. m. and 7:46 p. m. by the Rev. J. F. WillMma, of Harrodrimrg. Ky. Sunday-echooi, ® : *> •» «»• The Young People’s UnJon meet* •* ,® ; 46 p. m. The praise service for the day be led by a large oboru* choir, directed » by Wm. C. Smock,
• Church—Northeast corner New York and Penney IvauM eta. The Rev. D. J. ElBeon, D. D.. pastor. The Star. R. E. Neighbor. editor Baptist Outlook, preaches at 16:46 ft ra to the united congregation# of the Flret Presbyterian and Flm Baptist ohurohra. No evening service*. Sunday-school, 8:36 ft m. B. Y. P. U., 6:46 p. m. Mid-week prayer and conference meeting Thuraday evening. The
pubito cordially invited.
CHRISTIAN.
> — ,
Pleasant Christian Church-Corner Pleasant and Spruce ets. Vt. B. Hendryx, pastor. Preaching, tt:» a. m. and 7:30 p. m. by pastor. .Sunday-school, 3:89 ft m. Y. P. 8. C. E.. 7 p. m. All ora invited to these services.
Central Christian Church—Corner Delaware and Wainut sta. The Rev. D. R. LUcas wilt preach at 10:45 ft m. Subject, "The Greatest of These le Sunday-school, 9:30 ft m- Christian Endeavor at 6:30 p. m. No
preaching tn the evening.
North Park Christian Church—Meet* in Bool’s Hall, N. Illinois and Thirtieth eta. (new number). Preaching by J. M. Canfield. Sun-day-school, 9:30 ft m.; A. F. Garrlette, superintendent. Preaching, »:S0 a. m., 1:4* p. ro. Morning subject, "The Mlnlettr of Angels.” Evening subject. "Infidsllty." All ore wol-
crime.
Sixth Christian Church—Corner of Virginia ave. and Pine et. The Rev. D. & Lucas, poetor. Ait 10:30 ft ra. there will be a social service, conducted by J. H. Nutt. At 7 JO p. m. the pastor wHI preach on "Know Three if.” Sunday-school, 9:80 ft m.; W. A. Wiley, superintendent. T. P. S. C. E.. 6:30 p. m. All are welcome.
Third Christian Church—Corner Home ava (Thirteenth st.) and Ash st. The paator, Burris A. Jenkins, Is absent In Europe on his annual vara tloa. The Rev. John MoD. Herdvoy, Ph. D., Richmond, Ind., will preach at 10:30 a. m. Evening services supplied by the Christian Endeavor. Sunday-school, 9:16 ft m. Christian Endeavor at 8:30 p. m. All are cordially Invited.
Englewood Christian Church—Rural st., near
E. Washington. Serrtora in the lecture room of the new church. Preaching by the poetor, A. L. Orcutt. Morning service, 10:30; subject, "The Grace of Endurance." Evening service, 7:30; subject, "Sinners Against Themselves.” Bible school, 9:30 a. m.; A. C. Ward, superintendent. C. E. at 6:30 p. m. A welcome awaits you at all these services.
CONGREGATIONAL
Fellowship Congregational Church—Corner of Broadway and Twenty-first su F. M. Whitlock, pastor. Sunday-school at 9:30 a. m. Morning service ex 10:45. Evening service at 7:46, with preaching by poetor. Y. P. 8. C. E. at 7 p. m. Thursday evening prayer service at 7:30. We cordially welcome stranger*.
Mayflower Congregational Church—Corner Delaware and Sixteenth ste. The Fourth Presbyterian and Mayflower churches will hold union service* at the Fourth ehuroh at 10:30 a. m. Preaching by the Rev. O. D. Fisher. Sunday-school at 9:30 a. m. Y. P. 8. C. E. at 8:45 p. m. Mid-week prayer and conference meeting Thursday at 7:46 p. m. Strangers are cordially Invited to all services. Strangers Invited to attend tbs young people's class studying the life of Christ with th# Blakeslee helps,
Sunday, 9:80 ft m.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.
First Church of Christ (Scientist) of Indianapolis—326 (new) E. New York st. Services,
10:30 ft m.
Christian Science—Sunday services 10:45 ft m., at Halcyon Block, northwest corner New York and Delaware sta Readings from Christian Science Quarterly. Bible and Science and Health, with Key to the Scriptures, by the Rev. Mary Baker Eddy. Experience meetings Friday 8 p. m. Rooms open dally 3 to 6 p. m.
EPISCOPAL.
St. Paul’s Church—New York and Illinois sts. Holy communion at 7:30 a. m. Morning prayer and sermon at 10:46. The Rev. Mr.
Davie, acting rector.
Christ Church—Monument Place. The Rev. A. J. Graham, rector. The Rev. Crosier G. Adams, curate. Service, With sermon, at 10:30
a. m. No evening service.
FRIENDS.
Friends* Church—Corner Alabama st. and (new) Thirteenth st. Sabbath-school at 9:16 a. m. Preaching at 10:10 a. m., by the Rev. D. C. Stewart. D. D., of St. Louts, Mo. The Christian Endeavor .ind regular evening service wilt be united In one service at T o’clock. Public Invited to all services.
INTERDENOMINATIONAL The Oh vet Church—Twenty-fourth st. and Talbott ave. Preaching by th* Rev. C. L. Doyle, 10:30 a. m. and 7:46 p. m. Sunday-
school, 2:30 p. re.
LUTHERAN.
The First English Lutheran Church—Corner of Pennsylvania and Walnut sts. The Rev. D. L. Mackenzie, pastor. Service at 10:45 a. m. Sunday-school at 9:30 ft m. The Rev. Charles W. Anshutz, of % North Manchester,
Ind., wHI preach.
The Second (English) Lutheran Church—Corner Hosbrook st. and Wood lawn ave. The Rev. L D. Worman, pastor. Sunday-school, 9:30 a. tn. Preaching service, 10:80 a. m. Senior C. E.. 7 p. m. Prayer-meeting Thurs-
day evening, 8 o’clock.
METHODIST.
Broadway M. E. Church—Broadway and Twen-ty-second st. The Rev. L F. Dlmmltt, pastor. Sunday-school at 9:15 a. tn. Preacning by the pastor at 10:30 a. m. and 7 45 p. m. Class-meeting, IT46 a. m. Epworth League service Tuesday, 7:45 p. m. Prayer-me rting and Bible study Thursday, 7:46 p. m. AU are
cordially Invited.
Central-avenue M. E. Church—Corner of Central ave. and Twelfth st. The Rev. Charles C. Laeby, D. D., pastor. Sermon at 10:30 a. m. by the poetor, the Rev. Chorte* C. Laeby, D. D. Class-meeting, 9:30 a. m. Sundayschool, 2(30 p. m. Junior league, 4 p. m. Epworth League service, 7 to 1 pi ro. No evening
preaching service.
Fletoher Place M. E. Church—Corner Virginia ave. and South et. The classes and Junior League will meet 9 a- m. Baptism and the reception of members, 10:30 a. m. Sundayschool, 2 p. m., followed by cMra-meesing. Evening sermon by th* paator; subject, "Th* Ishmaeme in Trade.” a temperance sermon. Music under the direction of Professor Igel-
‘ man.
Roberts Park M. E. Church—Corner Delaware smd Vermont ste. Class-meeting* at 9 a. m. Sunday-school at 10 a. m. Preaching at 11 a. m. by the Rerv. C. A. Van Anda, D. D., former paator. Morning subject, “The Ability of Jesus to Save”: evening. “How to Make Life a Success.’' Epworth League sit 8:30 p. m. Prayer-meeting Thuraday evening at 7:46. Strangers welcome to all thee* services.
Meridian-st. M. E. Church—Corner of New York *t. Sunday-school and class-meeting. 9:30 a. m. Preaching at 10:46 a. m. by the Rev. H. J. Talbitt, D. D., presiding elder. No evening services. Christian Endeavor meeting at 6:30 p. m.; subject, “The Idols We Are Likely to Worship." Mid-week prayermeeting. Thursday evening at 7:45 Mr. F. Wayland Douglass will give a Bible reading Thursday evening. Visitor*, friends and stran-
gers given a hearty welcome.
MORMON.
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, i Mormon)—Meetings held each Sunday at 10:30 ft m. and 7t30 p. m.. In the Odd Fellows Hall, (new No.) 822 Virginia av*., near corner McCOrty et- All welcome to come and hear the free gospel of Jesus Christ an revealed from heaven. Seats free. No collections.
^MURPHY OOSPEL TEMPER-
ANCE LEAGUE.
Murphy Gospel Temperance League — Grand Army Hall. 27)6 N. Delaware st. Regular meetiuga held on Sunday at 3 p. m. and on Wednesdays at 7:30 p. m. Everybody welcome.
NEW CHURCH.
New Church Chapel (Swedenbonrlan)—3» N C - Alabama st. The Rev. W. L. Oladish, minister. Sunday services, 10:46 a. m. SundayeChool. 9 JO a. m. After Sunday church rerv toes will be discontinued until first Sunder In
October.
SPIRITUALISM.
Sol rituottem—First Spiritual church, corner i Alabama and New York eta. Mrs. Lee Korle * C Hun on. poetor of First Spiritual Society of Chicago, will lecture Sunday at 10:30 a. m. ] and 7:45 p. m.. followed by splrtt messages.
SUNDAY SERYiCBfl.
P R ■ I BYTE RIAN. herifth Presbyterian Church -Comer Mary land and Weet. Sunday-school at $:tt.
W. Presbyterian Church—Open all euraThe Rev. M. M. Lawson, pastor. ; WT’c.l. J£ T. 7 p. m.
Flm United Presbyterian Church—Comer Manwohuaetts ave. and East «. The Rev. Jeeph lAtXell, pastor. Preaching at 10:» A t. by the pastor. Habltath-sebool. 2U0. Y. P. 8. C. E., »:30. No evening servtoc. Sixth Presbyteriei 1 Chureh-OorntMr Union end *- A. Allen, pastor, flabbathehori, 8:16 a ra. Preaching, 10:30 a m, 1:80 . m. Junior Endeavor. 2 p. m. Senior En-
’■“'‘vu rreeojrtenan vnurento Woodruff avs., one square north of CMf-ord-ava street oar ttne. The Rev. J. P. towmn. D. D., pastor. Preaching at 10tM a.
FOR MONETARY REFORM.
It*. HANNA TMLLfl OF THB PROGBBSS THAT IS MAKING.
How Ike rowmlaatoa Is to he M«4« U> — Neve* Members Hare Accepted—Expenses of tbe Coasmlnaloft.
tonortel Presbyterian Church-Corner of Eleventh end Ash su. The Rev. Frank
school. 9:18 a. ■ Christian I^ideavor,
r °f^
the rastor. Y. P. 8.
he Seventh Presbyterian Chusoh—Comer of Cedar and Elm ets. R. V. Hunter, pastor, “roaohlng to-morrow at 10 JO a. m. Hob-ath-echool at 9:36 a. m. Junior Christian Indeavor at 4 p. m. Senior Christian Eneavor at 7 p. m. Prayer and social service n Thursday evening at 1:48. Public cordially ivited to all these set vices. abernarie Oturch—Corner Meridian and Eleveath ets. The Rev. J. Camming Smith, astor. The Rev. W. B. Dunham, assocUte setor. Preaching by the aeeoolate pastor at 1:46 a m. Sunday-school, 9:30 a m. Y. P. I. . E., 8:46 p. m. Preaching In WT Waehing-
scond Presbyterian Church—Corner Vermont and Pennsylvania sta The Rev. Joseph A.
the Rev. Edward Baech. aeso-
paetor;
elate pastor. N Young People’s
Sunday-school, 9:46 a. m. Thursday evening at T:46- May ner of West and Catharine eta.
.astor. No services morning or evening. Young People’s Christian Endeavor, 6:46 p. m. Sunday-school, 9:46 a m. Prayer-meeting
Prayer-meeting er Chapel—Cor-
MR —_ Sunday - school Preaching at 7:30 p. tn. Prayer-
Irst Presbyterian Church—flouthweet corner Pennsylvania and New York sts. The Rev. L L. Haines, D. D., pastor. The congregatms of the Flret Baptist church and Flm reebyterian church will unite In union set es to-morrow in the Flm Baptist church, unday-sohool meets «tX 9:30 a. m. Society hrlstlan Endeavor at 6:45 p. m. Mid-week ■ayer and conference meeting on Thursday
Fourth Presbyterian Church—Morton Place; Alabama and Nineteenth ets. The Rev. G. i. Mackintosh, pastor. The Mayflower church 'ill unit* wirfh thi* ohnrch in the services at
Rev. O. D.
:$0 a. m.; Charles
“ ig Ptt>-
Mooree,
pie’s Society will unite In the pro; Thursday at 7:46 p. m. A oordlal le extended and welcome will be g
Preaching by the ty-eohori at 9:80 a.
uperintendent. The Young will unite In the prayer service
Invitation
All seats free.
11 be given to all especially to"
Invited.
FOR SALE-HORSES AND VEHICLES
ille ave.
and Howard.
E. Washington et., Sunday.
FOR SALE — Motion wagon and harness;
cheap. Inquire 332 E. Pearl.
OR BALE—Horse, harness and wagon, 81U), )S0 W. Vermont. OR BALE—Horse and barn fee; juaF for pcddlere. 1286 8. East st.
delivery
H. H. Hanna has returned from ft tire weeks’ may tn the East ra business connected with the meeting of the executive committee of the monetary convention. “The meeting on the IIth at Saratoga,“ ■aid Mr. Hanna, "was to take final action on certain plana. We were unanimous in our agreement The commit* tee waa much encouraged by tbe newe that came from all sections of the country, assuring a general support la accordance with the Instructions of the convention we proceeded to select eleven men for the Monetary Commission. These names can not now be made public, as thus fsr we have received the acceptance of only seven of the number. "We selected one man of such nattonat reputation that he may be conetdered as a representative at large; threemen from the Beat two from the South, three from the Central West, one from the Northwest snd one from the Paciflo coast. The persons chosen are men of affairs and will give their services at a serious personal sacrifice. They are of the highest character and abttlty. An effort will be made to bring them together by the middle of September for organisation. In the meantime the executive committee will go forward In Its work of making known to the country, the entire people, our e&rneet desire to secure the co-operation of all who are willing to make suggestions along the
line of banking and currency law. Work of the <o m ni I ss I on.
"It Is probable there will be a large amount of written matter submitted to the commission, and it Is of vital importance that the work of the secretaries should be well In hand and arranged for submission tx> the commissioners for consideration In the shortest and most convenient form, without repetitions In the briefs laid before the commission. It Is all important that the people should have entire confidence In the good Intention of the commission, and to have assurance that the commission will give respectful consideration to all phases of the subjects before It. The work of the commission is to be representative of the wishes of the entire people, and not limited to particular Ini«I?i 8 - t “’.J B Y* ry i on ® wno 18 hon * Bt must realise that only general prosperity can
•bdure for any length of time.
.< " li 1 .? 1 l )rohable that any oommls■loner will consent to compensation for this arduous labor, but all the expense Attending the commission must be paid by voluntary subscriptions. The public ! b ® *" k * d for ftnancl*! support. It will not fall upon any particular town ? r fi ty /°, r My considerable r mount. It Is the Intention to matte the itubserlii- “® n * •"‘fH *nd general. To attend to this the finance committee haa been appointed. The members are John F. Hanson, Macon. Oa., chairman; Alexander K. Orr. New York and John J. Mitchell. Chicago. The latter, has been choet-n
t r<*iuujr**i\
mare. Address Z 14, care News OR SALE—Gentle iftnuly horse; sound. Address H 16, care New*.
stylish flve-year-old
« Ne
perfectly
OK BALE—UTXXl, strong nor** tor wor* ur delivery. (New) 748 E. Market. OR BALE—Low-down milk wagon; cheap. 843 Alvord or 59 N. Pennsylvania. OR BALE—Nice, new. Jump-seat nurrey, at a bargain. (New) 636 Jefferson ave.
city
o AAjXL. A lire® KUVIU uI I VI IMS rtT-o , broke. 217 Bismarck ave., HaughvlUe. OR SALE—Horses to pasture. IL50 month. Call 11 8. Alabama st.
per Telephone
treasurer.”
Rival Excursion Expeditions.
Special to The Indianapolis News. Ind.. August 28.—Tha
Nickel-Plats railway on Thursday advertised a dollar excursion to Chicago. The Ft. Wayne line cut to 50 cents, which was met by the Nickel-Plate. Last night the Nickel-Plate had the city band parading the streets, while the Ft. >v ayne road employed fifteen boys to carry bell*. This morning before 4 o'clock the same performance was re&!n»r < L? nd v W *? kept up t,u th ® trains departed. Nearly one thousand people took advantage of the cheap rate
Bluffed by n Brave Escort.
Muncie, Ind., August 28.-Whlle a party ®“ n S f r 2*“ t 7 B^dV-«S mieC
*10. BIS Vinton st. at Dunkirk, they were halted by two
masked men, who gruffly ordered a general delivery. The young women screamed and some of them fainted, but two young men of the escort boldly «-w a . n * D' orn the vehicle and showed fight. This scared the highwaymen, and they sprang over a fence and disappeared. None of the escort was armed.
and top. KHAMER.
(New
nt, wagons, open 413 B. Market.
UU BALL—A Iirei-lilM* -—.w. new, with rubber-tire wheels, at a bargain. (Old) 1139 N. Mtri llan. .
good buggy or bicycle, rot et. (new number).
or will trade for a Coil 839 W. Twenty-
Harness Co. for low prloes. 480
SUKgv and E. warta-
FOR BALB)—Family horse, buggy. saddle; will sell whole; cheap; leavl Address V 16. oare Newe.
harneso, Ing cKy.
*15: light spring wagon. $8; phaeton buggy. $7. Call Monday, Ml
Bound, gentle. city broke. *60. Hand-made phaeton. 840. fhole rig, 875. Corner Ritter and University, rvlnston. OR SALE—Handsome eurrey*. phaetons, «£ “&WSSS S-SMTcS » Merldlaa. FOR BALE—One light delivery wagon
Killed by • Live Wire. Special to The Indianapolis New*. South Bend. Ind., August ».-James O'Rourke, who came here last week from Chicago as a lineman In the employ of the street railway company, attempted to pull down a trolley wire with another wire, although warned not to do so. and he waa instantly killed by a shock. Wounded While Fooling. Special to The Indianapolis New*. El wood, Ind., August M-Laat night while Charles Moore and Fred Parson were playing with a revolver, the weapon was accidentally discharged. The bullet entered Parson's back, dangerously wounding him.
gone: cheat ABMOHT.
wagon* and i the city. \
. Meridian et. OR BALE—Great bargain* in *econd-hand phaeton*. Our new vehicle* at moving rioea. ROBBINS ft CO.. 82 E. Georgia *t. ^pairing *ollclted. Repainting up to dale. FOR BALE—New and *econd-hand delivery n«. open and top buggies and surrey*; pairing, repainting and trimming. 802Wasblngton *t. Telephone 1654. J. W.
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VAN OLBAVD-Hattie K., Augurt 27. BervIom at Trtnl** M. E rimreb. indlana- «">«•. A 1 * 0 " *- Friend* invited. I
p. m.. Trinity M. E church
ITTH-Blmer E a* the residence at Ms i*r. William Smith, (old) 1400 Oapiiol are.; August 27. Bervlcee at said ree;dence. flock, Sunday morning.^ To be buried
Frten
ivlted.
■ale and feed on hand will
rent very low; leas than 8600.
« for some one.
T 16, care New*.
•tabtt; Invoice
■ W i great ouelnmw chance
uic!
fine, new carriage
iv trap, with top; very and phaetons, *umy»;
8MITH-
father, N.. .
Id :30 St Indianapoll#,
OOCHNAT-^harl**, ug flffy-fiv. year*. August 28, 18:10 a. m. Funeral from brother* residence, Sunday 29th. 2:30 p. m„ Kauffman Place, rear 226 E. Merrill st. Friend* ami CrowTHlll* Q A ' R ‘ ,nv,t ® d Interinont
on short notice.
FOR ■ A LE—BIC YC L E 9. OR SALE^LadyT^and ceirTiT^blcycle^ Baldwin Block. OR SALE—A new *100 ’97 Monger ble; for *36. 292 E. Louisiana at. OR SALE—Ben-ilur ccmbfnatIon tand«n, nearly new, 346. Addrest T 18, care News.
I, good :ore Net
ly’s Crawford wheel, complete; ; Immediately. Address P 18,
In Loving Remembrance of^Rlohard A. Timmons, who died August U, You have left us sad snd lonely. To Join God’s angils fair; May you, dear loved i.ne. I*ook down and pray for ua to meet yoa there. LONELY WIFE AND BABIEfl
A Card.
Tbe Western Life Insurance Cpinpapy of 1ft-
yifttorifti
the only
Insureow-
heap ne Ne
for cash
ews.
hand
bicycles; m»i#t
i CO., tt E. Market
Spirit ua Hsm—The Rev. Mrs. A. Ann&bil wHI lecture In a trance condition in Manai corner of Alabama and Waahlngton eL., «™..- day evening. Auguet ». at 7JO; subject, ‘•Only They Thar. Are Spiritual Can Discern Spiritual Thongs " Spirit messages given as
received.
THEOSOPHY.
Sunday
Theosophy—Public
-*-*-1, 8 o'clock. .. respectfully^ solicited and Intelligently red. The public Invited. Beats free. No
meeting every
nightj • o'clock. In tbe Propylaeum Quae-
an»wered collection.
UNITED B R^E T H R E N. rr. B. Church—flunday-echnol at 9:90 Bible normal at 4 p. m. Preaching at tt:80 a. m. Clara-meeting for aong and testimony at ?:» P- m. This being the last Sunday of this conference year, every member l* expeeled to be present A report of the year’a work and an exact statement of our standing will be given at morning serrioe. Meeting 3 official board Monday, at 7:10 p, m. U N I V E R S A L I 8 T. Central Unlverealtst Church—The Bev. T. 8. Guthrie, D. D.. pastor. Bervlcee to-morrow at 10:48 a. m. oik] 7:45 p. m. Subject in fhe forenoon. "Tha Oonsolatlona of the Gospel.” Above.” *un-
second-
be sold: from $5 up.
FOR BALE—Ladles’ bicycle boots at out prices; $4 boots at $2.98: S3 boot*, *2.48; 82 76 ot* at 83.26. KIBTNER’8 SHOE STORK,
. 8. IlHnolS.
FOR SALE—We have bicycle# for *20, 222.60, *26 and 128. Call quick and see them. They are dandles. For rale at our •tore#. 288 8. Illinois and 250 W. Washington. Becond-hand bought, traded and repaired. A. O.
jaw ft "
SOCIETY A Nil CLUB MEETINGS. SOCIETf^ileridhm't^^^ for rtnt: nights vacant. Friday and Saturday and third and fourth Tueedays. Call 'T add re** J. H. HAUQHT, 81 W Washington et. SOCIETY—K. O. T. M.-IndtaBapotl# Tent. No. 16. Removed to Morrison Block (Iron Hall). Monument Plsoa Regular review Wednesday evening. September 1. By order of CHAR LANO. Com. J. H. DAUGHERTY, It. K.
. t Cpmt
dttna, the cimapest and brat Industrial
ance. By order of the court,
pany legally sulhorlzed to Uke up tbe trial insurance >.t the Mutual Life Insurance Company of Indiana. D. M. PARRY. President. W. A. RHODES, Secretary. Office,
♦23 and 424 Lemeke Building. . « a r<l of Thnnkii.
I wish to extend sincere and heartfelt thanks to many kind friends and neighbors for kindness shown me during the sickness and death
of my beloved wife, Minnie.
WM. fl. WA1 AND HER 1
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FUNERAL DIRECTOR*.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS—Whitest!. Tel.
funeral dirbctors -; SNOW. T4 Massachuratt* av
U9 N.
HUGH J. DRUMMOND, Seeretary,
SOCIETY-George H. Thomas Poet. No. IT, to G. A. R., Win meet at poet hall. 2:86 o'clock.
■te Invited. By order.
O, H. gHOVER, flealy vine
MONUMENTS.
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