Indianapolis News, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 February 1898 — Page 3

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ifTE INDIANAPOLIS NEWS, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 23. 1898.

GERMAN HOUSE CELEBRATION.

Annl-reraary of Its Dedication and Wntihtnston’a Birthday Observed. Light* Bhlnlr.g from every window, of the completed part of Che German Houoe lest night gave evidence of the good cheer within at the celebration of its fourth artnlversory. mingled with references to the day aa Washington's birthday. The newly-organized orchestra and Cite dhonw of the Muaik-Vereln, under the direction of Professor Erneatlnoff. appeared for the first time before the general membership of the different societies in the German House, taking part In a program of music and addresses. A •upper followed, and there was dancing in the gymnasium. The dancers were so numerous that there Wa* frftrteral comment on the advantage to be offered when the large hall is completed. The corridors of the building were thronged, with promenadera, and many parties filled the various roons of the building The celebration continued welt on into the mornThe work of th» orchestra and chorus In the program opening the evening was well done, and was regarded as full of promise. There was singing by a male chorus and by a mixed chorus of nearly a hundred voices. The rendering of "Der Lena” and •‘WaldveHohen” was particularly well received, and there were encore*. Mrs. Alice Fleming Evans sang a Creole song, by Austin, and was compelled to respond to an encore. Philip Rappaport made the German address of the evening. It was not by chance, he said, that the German House had been opened on Washington's birthday. Tbo dedication was In the spirit of liberty associated with the day. John W. Kern delivered the English address. The choice of Washington’s birthday as the time for dedicating this house, he said, was an instance Illustrating the spirit of loyalty to the United States government In Germans who yet cherish fond memories of the Fatherland. He spoko in ehlogy of the character of Georg* Washington. ■ o Social Ttrgvereln Dramatics. The dramatic section of the Social Tumvereln will give.a performance next Sunday night at the Grand Opera House of "The Lost Paradise." by Ludwig Fulda Tfcoso taking pert in the performance axe Miss Emma Metzger, Mrs Olga Bertermann, Mrs. Robert Elliott, Miss Phllllpine Dei use. Richard Appel. Henry Moesch, Herman Kaulla, Robert Lleber, Peter Scherer, Otto Stechhan. Otto Mayer, Adolph Brandt and Gottlieb Oruab.

WASTED—FEMALE HELP. WANTED—TUh-l-mlngo. WANTED—Olrl. Wl g, Illinois «t.~

W ASTED—MALE HELP.

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FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE.

WANTED—Use Walker’■ Cracker Jack Hea-1-ache Cure. WANTED—Girt; good wages; no washing. 319 S. New Jersey. WANTED—Give the babies Clmona tor that choking at night. ________ WANTED—A white girt; general housework. 307 Capitol ave., N.

WANTED-Three

dining-room SHERMAN HOUSE.

girls. Call

WANTED—Family cook and second girl. M9

N. Delaware, room 5.

WANTED—First-class cook, to leave city. N. Pennsylvania, room 7. WANTED—Oirffor general housework; $3.50. Sfr N. Pennsylvania, room 7.

WANTED—Girl to do general small family. Apply 2137 N.

housework; Meridian.

FOR SALE—Flrst-cla** drug store at sacriflee price. Address H JC, care News. WANTED—A

white girl with refer< 1216 BelWontalne st. Tw6 In familyTJ^ WANTED—Girl wanted for"light housework; In small family, m Massachusetts ave, WANTED—Is it a cook or a co!d cure you want? If the latter use Kold Knocker, W A NT ED—An experienced white girl for general housework. (New) 1012 N- Illinois st. WANTED—Strong young German or Amertcan grlrl as cook in sanatorium. 622 N. New Jertpey st. WANTED—Experienced German girtf°r general housework; reference* required. 723 N. Alabama st. : ; .... WANTED—Good girt for housework with good family good cook; call at noon at 3204 N. Illinois st. WANTED—Tonng white girl; assist in housework and with children. Call 61 west drive Woodruff Place. WANTED—Clever young lady, with some art talent to learn newspaper sketching. Address L 62. care News. ; WANTED-Cotton-top mattress, $1.60; wovenwire spring. 11.16. BORN * CO., (old) *1

Massachueetu are.

ADVERTISEMENTS All advertisements inserted under ordinary headings In the "Want" columns of THE NEWS are charged for at the very low rat# of one cent a word for each day. No advertisement received for less than 10 cents. When blank or dash lines are used, these are I cents a line. One and two-oent postage stamps will be received In payment of orders by mall. Display Advertisements and changes in copy must be received by 1:30 o'clock, to Insure Insertion same day. Changes for Friday or Saturday must be handed In the morning of the day previous.

D1BSD.

be good .

after-'

WANTED—Good, reliable girl; must cook; small family. Call Thursday noon. 1637 College ave. *

WANTED—Good looking young lady to Join fcntleman In sketch; must sing and dance.

WANTED—Rock cigar.

WANTED—Tieh-l-mlngo. WANTED—Hair-cutting, 10c; shave 5c. 154 Virginia ave. WANTED—Boya over sixteen years of age. BARRY MFO CO. WANTED—To buy desks and office furniture.

253 E. Washington.

WANTED—First-class carriage painters.

PARRY MFG. CO.

safe investment—Kold

■ REAL ESTATE-Indiana Trust Co

! REAL ESTATE—A

Knocker. ' • WANTED—Paper hanging; get estimates. 830

ave.

Ft. Wayne

REAL ESTATE — Insurance. WOOD. S3 Raldwin.

EDSON

M. CLUNE, j —

WANTED—lounge bed-makers.

1402 S. Meridian st, WANTED—Salesman to sell toilet soap. 1UU2

S. Meridian st. Real-.

WANTED—For bad colds go to the drug store and ask for Kold Knocker. WANTED—Old hat* made new or in style. HAND, Hatter. 47 Virginia ave. WANTED—Good men to work life insurance. 406 Truat Building. J. S. LAMBERT. WANTED-Four boys to distribute bills. Call at 444 W. Washington st-_01d No._2:>0. WANTED—Industrious man; steady work. H. E. AYER & CO- 2i5 \V. Washington st WANTED—Young mnn to do o'TDe w .rk in architect’s office. Address W 24 care N. ws. WANTED— Bright young men to learn newspaper sketching. Address L 59. care News. WANTED—Good ehance for investors; J25 up. Open short time only. Address R 24, care News. i WANTED- Young man with fair education to take up the study of law. Address L 61, care

News.

REAL ESTATE-INDIANA TRUST CO. buys and sells real estate. REAL ESTATE—WEBIt i CO.. 9 and 53

Thorpe Block. E. Market st.

FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOrS. FOR SALE—Florida Seal. FDR SALE—Gregory's drug store. Sheridan, Ind. FOR SALE—Loan office. Address D 26, care _ •«*. FOR SALE—Neat, clean stock of groceries. 30 Kentucky ave. FOR SALE—Furniture and stoves; cheap. 441 Massachusetts ave.

FINANCIAL.

piano. 306

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FINANCIAL—To loan, $600 private funds. C. j W. OAKES. K- Market st. FINANCIAL—Pawn and chattel loans. WlLrSON, over Court-House grocery. FINANCIAL—Loans on Jewelry, clothing and other valuables. 57 W. Washington. FINANCIAL—Small sums to loan; 610 and upward; low rate* MEYER A KISER, *06 Indiana Trust. ! FINANCIAL—Money on (arms and city prop-

C. DAY A

WANTED—Will let half of house to couple; _£urnlshetl. Address C 24. care News. REAL ESTATE—Private money to loan, 6 per cent. C. F. SATLES, 77> 2 E. Market. REAL ESTATE—Two properties; seven rooms each; 61,000. Inquire 331 N. Alabama.

Must be sold by the

tage. 1st of

March. Call.

REA I. ESTATE—Cheap, six-room house; Rrlghttvood. Address A 24, care News. RAL ESTATE^nT Meridian' st'. lot—106x297 feet. W. E. STEVENSON E. Market. REAL ESTATE—2221 N. Delaware, neat oottaK*. W. E- STEVENSON. 126 E. Market. REAL ESTATE—If you need a plumber call on J. ARNOLD. 319 Indiana ave. ’Phone 459.

for vaudeville Address D 24.

WANTED—Specialty people

company; men and ladies.

care News. WANTED—Man^acrustomed to the use of tools; must be quick and reliable. Apply 1401

Newman st.

WANTED—Three good hand carvers. Must come at once. EDINBURG CABINET CO., Edinburg. Ind WANTED—DAWSON, formerly of Kersey’s barber shop, 1ms opened a shop, corner old Sixth and Capitol ave. WANTED—Small sums of money to loan; *1’3 and upward, at low rate. MEYER KIS-

ER, 306 Indiana Trust.

REAL ESTATE — Insurance and loans. GEORGE WOLF, second floor Lcmcke

Building.

REAL ESTATE—Wanted to buy a lot, about 6300 to 6350; state location. Address F 24,

care News.

REAL ESTATE—61,250—North JndiftnapoU«T; five-room cottage. W. E. STEVENSON, E. Market st. REAL ESTATE—242 acre farm, one mile from good gas town. For particulars address D 17,

care News.

REAL ESTATE}—We have customer for welllocated business block. W. E. STEVENSON. E. Market st. REAL ESTATE}—New, modern, seven-room cottage; all conveniences; at a bargain. 1307 Bellefontalne st. REAL ESTATE—Money to loan on real estate security. GEORGE WOLF.

Lemcke Building.

second floor.

WANTED—Reliable delivery man; must take SON, E. Market st. nar*. rtf hrtr*»a - rrtfjkrenrtes r State WSlff.!,. Ad- — —‘—

REAL ESTATE—Business property wanted; worth 650.000 to 6125,00. See W. E. STEVEN-

gentieman in sxeten; mi Address L Jl. careJNewa.

WANTED—Experienced girl to work in candy

factory; rive references-and kind of work you done. Address W 25, care News.

WANTED—Good girl for kitchen and dining-

room work in small family; must be good .cook; 64 per week. 1902 N. Illinois *t.

WANTED - Gentmn girl'to cook aSi do gen-

eral housework; only first-class girls need apply. C. T. GRIFFITH. 140* Broadway. . ANTED—Woman, white or colored; general housework: sum.; .xinuy. Call Wednesday, Thursday and Friday. 2*0 N. New Jersey st.

WANTED—Ladies and girls to make sample patches at home; god pay. Send reply envelope -for sample and particUlare. FOSTER MACHINE CO.. 525 W. Twenty-rlnth st.. N.

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WANTED-Don’t mhw the February clearance

sate ladles capes, ladles separate skirts, mission References muslin underwear, corsets; all go at less than qj£ e Cleveland O manufacturer a cost. ’

care of horses; references: state wages. dress P 24, care News. WANTED—The general contractors will meet Friday. February 25. 7:80 p. m.. at Builders’ Exchange, Ali_are invited^ ■WANTED^**) a week and expenses paid men to sell cigars on time. Experience unnecessary The W. L. KLINE CO- Pt. Louis, Mo. WANTED—Salesmen on cigars; 6100 per month and expenses paid; experience unnecessary; contract to hustlers. BAILEY BROS.. 1’hiladelphia. ■ WANTED—See CENTRAL LOAN COM- . PANY. room 7. Talbott Block. 108 N. Pennsylvania, for loan* on watches, diamonds, bicycles, etc. WANTED—The plasterers’ contractors will meet Friday, February 25. at Carpenter’s Hall, 144 E. Washington st., at 7:*0 p. m. All

are invite^ .

WANTED - Salesmen to sell 4oUet soap to dealers; 6100 per month salary and expenses; experience unnecessary. LOUIS ERNST 1

St. Louis, Me

WANTED—Salesmen to carry our lubricating oils and varnishes as a side line, on -comission. References required. AUSTIN A Mc-

THB GLOBE.

JSfi W. Washington.

OKBY—Philip Okey died February 22, 2:10 p. ra-. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Joyce, 853 Jefferson ave. Funeral Thursday, 3 p. m. LEARY—John Leary died Tuesday morning, at M Miley ave.. age Ihlrty-one years. Funeral 9 o’clock Thursday morning at St. Anthony's church, Hauglivllle. > KAHN—Yetta, wife of Abraham Kahn. Tuesday, February 22. atfll:85 a. m , age fiftyfour years. Funeral Frmay afternoon at 3 p. m.. from 713 E. New York at. Friends invited.

G«u-d of TMobUs. Ws desire to express oaf thanks to our fritndt for their- kindness and sympathy in our bereavement—the loos of our dear Winifred. rta-ighter of Calvin L. Sharpe, deoeassd. and Harriet IS. Sharpe. HARRIET E. SHARPE. ' LEONA SHARP*.

FUNERAL NOTICE. SOPER-Died, at 7:46 a. tn.. February. 22, Uf*. Rachel G. Soper, age sixty-five years. Funeral at MoKeehan House, No. 269 Hadley ave.. at 19 o’clock Thursday morning. February 24. Friends Invited.

Washington will meet *4. at 1:30

funeral of our late

BREA DHOFT—Members of \ Lodge, No. 114, Knights of Honor, st lodgi room Thursdsy, February

■ lodgi r» o'clock, to

■■■■ attend tha

brother, Louis Breadhoft. from his late home, 1603 Howard st. Members of sister lodges in-

vited to attend.

H. J. JACOBSON, Reporter. FRANK KING. Dictator.

FUNERAL DIRECTORS.

nrsETT. Tel.

FUNERAL DIRECTORS—WHI

FUNERAL DIRECTORS ADAMS * KRIEOER, 169 N. Illinois et. Telephone 1154. FUNERAL DIRECTORS—And undertakers for Insane Hospital. RAGSDALE A SNOW, 74 Massachusetts ave. 'Phone 608. r, ■- ■ 1 - ^ X. ertaker. 99 N. Delaware residence. 659.

FUNERAL DIRECTORS— PLANNER St BUCHANAN. LADY EMBALMER. For ladles and children. 171 N. Illinois st. Telephone ML Hacks at lowest prevailing prices.

MONUMENTS.

MONTTMENII—AUO. DIENER. 241 E. Washington. MONUMENTS—Monuments at lowest prioea M. H. FARRELL, BO* W, Wsshlngton >t.

and price list NELL A SONS.

Western manager MoDON- n. care

8QCIBTY AKD CHIU 11EETI1IQ<. N

T:E o’clock, Grand Lodgi Hall. Vleltors invlt-

4 ed to meet with us. /

W. A. CHANE. ^ ^ SOCIETY-Spcclai meting of Marlon Lodge.

Febriat’jrf 26, at

Unit degree.

Visltir

Ring <

M. Wednesday evening, o clock, for work In the

brethren welcome,

No. 36. F l and A.

7:30

n* t W. It. EVANS. W. M.

HUGH J. DRUMMOND, Secretsgy.

SOCIETY-Marion Lodge No.

>d*e No. 1, K. of P. .w-slon Wednesday evening, p. nv. in Talbott Block.

and third ranks. Ail members should be present, as the C. C. has something to say to thett VislUng Knights welcome . B. V. CANFIELD, C. C. MOORE. K. of R. and S

business chance.

USINKSS CH A NOE—Factory property rentas “wrtK rlvanla sL UliNESS CHA.tOk: B •g’nese man wants to buy interest goed lifl dtty; view torition; tot* expirience than capital. Address Q 26,

ire News. J

w ia

oaey V» right party » act as treasurer. Adees I. 23, care ^ttAtD-2—F iftia* SB 65M H as, care News. ■

CHAN’;.*--W4A'. d: Hustler with al to take haif Interest and marw: profits last year. tl.o90:s goou right party. Address E 24. ears

I man with 'office business; 61.200 to

must handle sgc nt »-

Investigate. Address R 73.

WANTED—5c admission Wirt all to attend the Illustrated entertaiftment.Plymouth church. Thursday evening. February *4, Mr. Oliver Willard Pierce will give musical Illustrations of Wagner’s operas and Mr. N. J. Carey, of Detroit, wilt give stereoptlcon pictures, reproducing the scenes of the operas. WANTED-HOME WOF.K'FOR MEN AND WOMEN-Wo want a few msn or women ifa every town to make novelties for us at their homes; «• to 616 w«kly if you can work all day: you can earn 65 to M weekly, working an hour or two in the evening; if you wish to devote your time 'to something profitable, write for particulars: steady employment and work sent to your home, with full mstructlons. You start to work immediately upon application. Address plainly, COLUMBIAN MFG. CO.. 303 N. Sixth st„ Philadelphia, m

WANTED-

PRESCRIPTIONS.

Did It ever occur to you that prescriptions cost too muob? We fill prescriptions of common mixtures for 25c. _ ^IM^aW ^ h ^ W REL^ r F ( relieve* all headache*, neuralgias and pains.

Only 10c per box. MALT EKTRACT.

Malt Extract at l*c per bottle. We will sell

you on# dozen for 61.75.

PARK THEATER PHARMACY.

FOR SALK—

KNEE PANTS AND BOYS’ WAISTS

SPECIAL LOW PRICES AT Ift) W. WASHINGTON, THE GLOBE.

WANTED-

A NEW LINE OF

SEPARATE SKIRTS. BLACK AND COLORS.

FROM 9*c UP. AT THE GLOBE. 630 W. WASHINGTON.

WANTED—SITUATION.

SITUATION WANTED—Florid# Seal SITUATION WANTED-Ai nurse for baby or cbUdrew. 314 N. Pine at. SITUATION W A NT ED—Germ an girt; wage* 63: general work. 149 N. Delaware, room A SITUATION WANTED—General housework in small family; 68.50 week. 1640 Chestnut at. SITUATION WANTED—By competent bookkeeper; position of trust. Address S 36, oar* News. '. _____

WANTED—Salesmen for cigars: 6125 a month and expense*; old flrtn: experience unnecessary; Inducements to customers. C. C. BISH-

OP A CO., St. Louis.

WANTED—Christian man wanted, not employed. acquainted with church people; 618 per week; write STANDARD MFG. CO., Franklin st., Boston, Mass. WANTED—Traveling men vlelting the dry goods trade wishing a splendid side line paying a good commission, with exclusive ter-

rltop’. Address P 23, care News.

WANTED—Traveling salesmen for specialties In genu' furnishings, as a side line, on commission. Address, stating territory wanted,

CQROSINE MFO. CO., Albany. N. Y.

WANTED—Good man with small capital, to represent Eastern manufacturing company; staple article, good pay. Call after Op. m., Circle Park Hotel. Inquire for HOPKINS. WANTED—Men to learn drafting and engineering. Thorough training by experienced mechanical engineer. Terms easy. Call for particulars. INDIANAPOLIS BUSINESS UNIVERSITY, When Building. WANTED—Salesmen: New and superior line for retail trade In every line; Mg demand; no competition; active men making $50 to $75 weekly; samples free. MERCHANTS’ DEPARTMENT. 1023 Filbert st., Phlladelphia. WANTED-Men to learn barber trade; two months required: formerly took two years;

" Instructions

catalogue BARBER

SCHOOLS. Chicago or Cinclnnatl. WANTED—5c admission and all to attend the illustrated entertalnment.Plymouth church, Thursday evening, February 24. Mr. Oliver Willard Pierce will give musical Illustrations of Wagner’s operas and Mr. N. J. Carey, of Detroit, will give stereoptlcon pictures, reproduclng the scene* of the operas. WANTED—Colored people to take part tn the great cake walk which take* place next month at Tomlinson Hall. This affair will be strictly first-class, and the largest of iU kind ever given in the North. Over a hundred dollars In cash and prizes will be given the best walkers. Comic walkers, buck and wing dancers, quadrille dancers. Address Immediately, Address G *5. care News.

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WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS. WANTED—Florida Seal. WANTED—Tlsh-l-mingo. WANTED—To buy cheap hone. 1710 Brookside ave. WANTED—AH druggists recommend Kold Knocker. ’ ' ■ . WANTED—Cash paid for household goods. 345 W. Washington. WANTED—To loan money on valuablea 253 E. Washington st. ^ WANTED—Tseth, |6; crowns. ». SELLERS, Dentist, 35 S. 1111 nols.

silver tor cash.

WANTED—Old gold and WARD. 11 N. Meridian.

SITUATION WANTED-As collector; experience; best of reference. Address Z 36, care Newt. ■

room U.' ’ ' ■ SITUATION WANTED—As housekeeper or plain cook; best references Address V 24,

SITUATIOff flirANYF.O—Reliable family cook; ■even years: city reference*. 143 N. Delaware. room 5. *

SITUATION WANTED—Stenographer and Remington operator: reference*. Addre** V

SITUATION WANTTSD—Colored man; good reference; coachman or butler; wages 63. 149

WANTED—Nothing like Clmona. Best thing on earth for that cough. WANTED—Lady roomer; homo privilege; fl week. Call 149 N. Delaware, room 5. WANTED—Barber shop; well located, for 6200 RAFFETY A CO.. 331 Lemcke. WANTED—Five to seven-foot standing desk. Call POLAR ICE CO., 331 E. Wabash. WANTED—To rent six-room cottage; north; will pay 620. C. W. OAKES. E. Market. WANTED—Dining-room and kitchen; board owner for rent. Address B 25, care News. , WANTED—To rent: Have desirable tenants for property north. C. W. OAKES. E. Market WANTED—To figure on repairing your plumbing. J. ARNOLD, 319 Indiana ave. 'Phone 469.

SITUATION WANTED—By competent and experienced lady bookkeper and cashier. Ad-

dress « 23. care News.

SITUATION WANTED-By referenced bookkeepers. ■ clerks or mechanic*. EMPLOY-

MKNT CO.. 190 N. Illinois.

SITUATION WANTED—Good girt; general housework; tmall family; reference; no

washing. Address C 36. care News

correspondent. Address Q 34, care News. SITUATION WANTED-Competent steoog-

J3S2.

SITUATION WANTED—A young lady, edu.rtiAl’sss EKVofTa ess: at Indiana Trust Co. SITUATION WANTED-By a practical engineer and electrician: fifteen years' experience: either ges or steam engines. References. Address lock-box 32, Washington. la. >

WANTED—Collars and cuffs. R4c; standard work. PROGRESS LAUNDRY. Telephone im. WANTED—INDIANA DENTAL COLLEGE. 88 B. Ohio st, is open from 8 a. m. to S p. m. WANTED—Feathers renovated, bought and sold. J. C. HIRSCHMAN, 69 N. New Jersey street. WANTED—To rent eight-room Cottage; modern, north; will pay 625. C. W. OAKES, E. Market. WANTED—For Sale: 500 business cards for 50c. until March 1 only. VICTOR. Printer. 26 N. Delaware. WANTED—Small Job printing office wanted at once. Address, with description and price, A 36, care News. WANTED—To rent double house’ modem; north, for roomers; will pay 639. C. W. OAKES, E. Market. WANTED—Board In 'exchange for scholarship In Vorles's Business College. H. D. COX, 203 W. South st.

WANTED—AGENTS.

AGENTS W ANTED—Canvassers, ladle* or gentlemen', good thing. 439 Massachusetts ave, ,/■ ' AGENTS WANTED—Lady agents; city or country: good seiier. Address N 34, ears

K«w». I ' '

AGENTS WANTED—Reliable man to handle agents for telephone tablets and specialties. Pay 66.000 a year. Inclose stamp VICTORY

MFO. CO.. Cleveland, O.

CHANCE- For Sale: Meat market h M but a fwr markets; U d%n* a cash t 6300 per week. Price $SM. Slaught-

Addrem B 24, care News.

at a fair price, we can find | nf purchaser, as well P. L- CHAMBERS. 1120

cash buys city »t did 630.1*0 last

a year and clear at »-for wtshlnq to sell

.mean business. «>

Invest I

Xfi "

AGENTS WAS TED—Agents make 36 to |U a day selling our popular priced cameras: most profitable agents* line on the market: general and local agents wanted. LA CROSSE CAMERA CO.. X M- La Creese. Wls AGENTS WANTED Men or women, with or Without experience, to work legltlnu.tr life Insurance tn a legitimate way in any part of the State; good contract to people who will work. JOHN BANCO'" i: MUTUAL LIFE, 3&-

68 Lombard Building.

AGENTS WANTED—Great Cuba book All about Cuba. Spain and war. Great excitement. Every one buy* it. One agents sold R7 In one day: another made $13 In one hour. Nearly «* pages; magnificent illustrations, photographs, etc. Low price. Guarantee most liberal terms. Freight paid Twenty days’ credit. Outfit free. Send six two-cent stamps to pay postage. THE BIBLE HOUSE. TH Dearborn st.. Chicago.

ANNOUNCEMENTS.

ANNOUNCEMENT—Lost: My best girl by C&ffiSSf Printer* and lt 8tatloner, glnla ave.

PERSONAL.

PERSONAL—George Morris, formerly of Edinburg, Is very sick at his home. 103 Gulfln street. .*’•7**^ ■'

WANTED—Second-hand grocery and meat market fixtures: spot cash; must be cheap. Address D 32, care News. WANTED—Lot on Delaware or Alabama it.. In Morton Place; state lowest cash price, p. L. CHAMBERS, IHO Stevenson. WANTED—Wagon, closed, with doors front and rear; also star.JIng office desk. L. D. TYLER A CO , 213 N- Meridian st. WANTED—Set CENTRAL LOAN COMPANY r-'om 7, Talbott Block. 10S N. Penn*ylvac:a. for Joans on watches, dtamouds, bicycles, etc; WANTED—Residence; central: about 17 000* will assume some Incumbrance, balance i.v smaller rental property, free. P. L. CHAMBKBS. H20 Stevenson. WANTED—Printer, real estate agent, engraver, lawyer, or any business, to occupy de•hffGrt* «*£? l- e *T*n, of bu ^n««- HENRY D, PIERCE. 28 N. Meridian. WANTED—Uphol«erer out of work will male? over mattresses, box springs and do "your upholstering, repairing at your house. Address G, ROTH. $28 E- Washington. WANTED—To rent modern house, six, seven or eight rooms, furnace, gases, bath; all improvements; good neighborhood; desirable tenant; give full particulars. Address G 22. care News.

WANTED—Painter or photographer to occupy large room In the heart of business; light front, rear and overhead: water closet: running water; natural gas. HENRY D.

W A N’T El)—STOUT B shoe stores are the favorite places for stylish < prices, 62, 64, 6t and 68 Mass E. Washington st., 1S4 W. and M and 100 Indiana art. — - - — — .. WANTED—5c admission and all to attend the Illustrated entertalnmem.Pl> mouth church. Thursday evening, February 24, Mr. Oliver Willard Pierce will give musical illustration* of Wagner’s operas and Mr N. J. Carey, of Detroit, will give stereoptlcon pictures, reproducing the scenes of the operas.

REAL ESTATE—6 and 6 per cent, money to loan; loans made same day. MEYER & KISER, 306 Indiana Trust. REAL ESTATE}—Good, ten-rr-om house In W. Thirty-first st.; will sell or trade on farm. G. H NEFF, Fowler. Ind. REAL ESTATE—Nice lot In West Indlanam polls; on ear line: cement walks; a bargain.

Inquire 208 S. Pennsylvania st.

REAL ESTATE-Property of all kinds. HEiNRY F. FAY, removed to Hi southeast cor-

ner Waghington and Meridian.

REAL ESTATE—A desirable lot In Central ave., 6£00; part cash; balance monthly paymenta. J. A. W1LDMAN, 19 Talbott Block. REAL ESTATE—If you want a bargain In home. 6750 to 85,000; any direction; cash or monthly payments, call HANN 323 Lemcke. REAL ESTATE—New Jersey st„ Moms lot*, with asphalt roadway, cement walks, gas, sewer and water all paid for, at *2,760. SPANN & CO: REAL ESTATE}—Alabama st. reslden.-v*. nice location; might take smaller realdfnee In part exchange. W. E. STEVENSON, E. Mar-

ket st. .

REAL ESTATE — California st. cottage wanted; we have cash customer for Callfornix st. cottage. W. E. STEVENSON, E.

Market st.

REAL ESTATE—Down-town corner; Just the place for modern flat .building; will rent from top to bottom. W. E. STEVENSON, E.

Market st.

REAL ESTATE—Thousands of acres unimproved timber lands and farms at low prices; title guaranteed; write me. H. BOHLCKE.

Malden,' Mo.

REAL ESTATE—*1.000,000 to loan at 6 and « per cent; money now ready; see ur before you renew your loan. MEYER St KISER, 306 Indiana Trust., REAL ESTATE—A splendid investment in Noble st.; rent 6852 per annum; price *8,000. A great bargain. A. METZGER AGENCY, Odd Fellows Block. REAL ESTATE—6 per cent, money to loan on Indianapolis business property In sums of 619,000 or more, with the privilege of pre-pay-

ment. SPANN & CO.

REAL ESTATE—Wanted: To buy equities foi

cash; business or reside] Side preferred. Owners

dress J 32, care News.

REAL ESTATE—We have an elegant new.

up-to-date residence, north part city, to sell.

Worth the money. Call and see us. W. E. STEVENSON, E. Market st REAL ESTATE—Talbott nve., eight-room

residence: bath. Will exchange for smaller

dwelling or sell at decided bargain. W. E. STEVENSON, E. Market st REAL ESTATE—It la no trouble to sell prop-

erty If your have a bargain. I will agree to

sell any bargain listed with me in one week. B. M. RALSTON, 137 W Market. REAL ESTATE—One of the finest residence

properties in the city: might take other

well located city property In part exchange.

W. E. STEVENSON, E. Market st.

REAL ESTATE—I do not bother -with try-

ing to sell anything that ie.not a bargain.

If you want a bargain, come where they are

kept. B. M RALSTON, 137 W. Martte

REAL ESTATE—A nice lot, between old

Eighth and Ninth, on Park ave., east front;

61.550 if sold soon; only 6550 down: balance long time. CHAS. T. BOYER, II Baldwin

Block.

REAL ESTATE—Elegant, twelve-room resi-

dence in W. Michigan st., lot 52^x120; street

Improvements paid; coat *8,(00; will sell tit once, to raise money, for $3,500. A. METZGER AGENCY. REAL ESTATE—Brick flat, stone front, Chi- • cage, thoroughly modern: renting *85 month; will exchange for Indianapolis real estate and take some incumbrance. W. E. STEVENSON,

E. Market st.

REAL ESTATE-The choicest vacant lots on N. Alabama st., 44x150; south of Home ave., with asphalt roadway; gas, sewer and water, at 62,650; a few good lots left, with fine trees. SPANN ft CO. REAL ESTATE—$1,500 will buy nice, fiveroom house; Tenth st.. between East and Broadway; aloo great sacrifice, seven room house In Fletcher ave., near Pine. COLE, 18

Baldwin Block.

REAL ESTATE;—Business house in E. Washington st., near Liberty, pays 10 per cent, on the Investment; prlc* *4,000 on easy terms; must be sold at once. A. METZGER AGENCY. Odd Fellows Block. REAL ESTATE—Clear lot, 8. Brookslde, *250; cash. It Is assessed for taxation for 6355; worth *600. Also lot Ludlow Lane, $250 cash; worth *600. Come quick. Also elegant restaurant outfit. STROUSE St LEWIS, 23 Ingalls

Block.

REAL ESTATE—Cheapest and best bargain on Meridian st.. near Twenty- second: nine room residence, lot 47x237 feet; barn. This property can be bought, if sold immediately, away under value. Must have money. W. E. STEVENSON. E. Market st. REAL ESTATE}—One of 1 the finest and best ■ built residences In Morton Place, east front. In Alabama st.; best location; ten rooms, new, thoroughly modern: hardwood floors. A great bargain. Must be sold. A METZGER AGENCY. Odd Fellows Building. REAL ESTATE—Brick residence; twelve rooms: prettiest part of Madison ave.. west front; two verandas, both gases; well and cistern: nice, large, front yard; parties must sell. This property is a good paying .nve*tnient. GIBBS & CO., 15 N. Alabama. REAL ESTATE—N. Pennsylvania st. resldence, corner; south old Twelfth st, eight rooms, bath, furnace, hardwood finish, thoroughly modern; If sold quick will give decided bargain. Can lease house for 640 month Room for another residence on side street Don’t miss this opportunity. W. B. STEVENSON, E- Market st. REAL ESTATE—East front, Morris lota, on Central ave., reduced to $2,850; these lots are 44x156; street paved; gas. sewer and water all paid for. at this price; in the choicest part of the city, within walking distance of the business center; easy terms; the best snd cheapest vacant lots now on the market. SPANN A CO. REAL ESTATE-65.800—Modern residence north: fine locattlon; center hall; parlor, sit-ting-room. dining-room, kitchen, down stairs’ hardwood floors and beautiful cabinet mantels. pantries, four bedrooms, attic, bath, furnace, chandelier* and electric bells; at price can not be beat in the city. Owner must sell. W. E. STEVENSON, E. Market st.

LDSTV

LOST—Nsree’s pin. ‘TS97” name engraved. Reward at ro«.ni 10. Wyandotte Block.

LOST—Geld spectacles In market house, Saturday eve. Return to 615 E. Michigan st. Reward. LOST—Pocket book; south of viaduct. Return 646 Virginia ave., and receive reward. LOUIS SCHMIDT. LOST—Horse blanket, dark green, with red border; 62 will be paid If returned to 1740 N. Pennsylvania st. LOST—Beaver muff, between Illlncis and Pennsylvania, or New York store. Reward. Return to News office. LOST—Skye terrier, shaggy coat; bluish gray: drooping ears; tall short and erect. Return 1123 N. Capitol ave. Reward.

LOST-Silk umbrella ; initials H. W. O. on handle. Return to HARRY OVERMAN. 44 N, Delaware st. Liberal reward. DOST—Black leather pocketbook. with ailver money In It. near Woman’s Exchange. Pennsylvania st. Return to .1316 N. Delaware st. Reward reasonable.

st. Reward reasonable.

LOST—The person who took ulster overcoat txsta hall of military company in E Washington st.. Tuesday night. February 22, will please return same to 796 Huron st. No questions^ LOST—Large, rough-coated St. Bernard dog; color, orange, white marking*: one side of face Mack; bruise on side of face and neck; last seen going west with party on Market at. Address or return dog tc, O. H., 1631 Belletontalne. and be rewarded.

FOR SALE—The best cure on earth by drugglBts—Kold Knocker. ■ j FOR SALE—Walker’s Cracker Jack Headache Cure at all druggists. TOR SALE—900 pairs fine ladies' shoe*. 50c on dollar. 2504 Northwestern ave. FOR SALE—Twelve new Jewelry trays; cheap MAN!’FACTOR'3 SHOE CO. FOR SALE—A complete drug stock; cheap. J. N. NAVIN, 11 N. Illinois st. FOR SALE—A large soda fountain; cheap. J. N. NAVIN, 11 N. Illinois st. FOR SALE—Clmomi for coughs, croup, asthma, sore throat and sore lungv FOR SALE—615‘"bed couches. *10.50. JAS. I. STONE, 131 W. Washington st. FOR SALE~One Emerson, rosewood case, plano; a bargain. 804 Dorman st. FOR SALE-Wall paper. CUNNINGHAM, Indiana ave. Marlowe Building. FOR SALE -Unredeemed bicycles and household articles. 263 E. Washington. FOR SALE—Gold spectacles, from $3.50 up, at OPTICIAN LANDO'S, Denison House. FOR SALE—Small grocery and meat market. Address F. W. HEROT. 1117 Bvlsoti st. FOR SALE}—Small grocery and meat market; cheap. Inquire 74 S. Meridian st. FOiT SALE—Your family grocers. SCHRADER’S grocery, 453 and 457 Virginia ave. FOR SALK—A new, drop-head Singer sewing machine; cheap. Address J 23. care News FOR SALE—Horse-shoeing shop, with a first class trade; cheap. Address J 24, care News. FOR SALE}—Collars and cuff's, Hie; standard work. PROGRESS LAUNDRY. Telephone 112 b FOR SALE—A 1 paying dairy and route; cows, horse, wagon, etc. Address M 21, care News. - , FOR SALES—1,000 pairs men's shoes, »5c; worth *1.25. READER'S, 232 W. Washlngton st. FOR SALE}—500 business cards for 50c, until March 1. only. VICTOR, Printer, 26 N. Delaware. FOR SALE—Cigar and fruit stand; cheap rent; best location in city. Address 828 N. Capitol. FOR SALE}—Shelving, counters, tables and linoleum Apply MISFIT PARLORS. 35 N.

Illinois st.

FOR SALE—Cook stoves, warranted perfect bakers. $6.50. BORN & CO., 231 Massachusetts ave. FOR SALE}—Iking plumes colored and curled into latest style. CHARLES FAILLES, 28 8. Illinois. FOR SALE—Fine eggs for hatching. Cockerels. MAXWELL’S POULTRY FARM, 539

Auburn ave.

FOR SALIS—Fine dental work* at EAR-’ HART'S DENTAL PARLORS, 16* E. Washington st. «

FOR SALE—Smoked spectacles and eyeglasses from 25c up, at LANDO'S. 92 N. Pennsylvania st. • WANTED—A lady room-mate; room and board very reasonable; every convenience. 527 N. Delaware.

FOR SALE—1,000 pairs custom-made^ pants to close out at 62 a pair. SCHNE1IDER, 44 Circle.

TAYLOR A

FOR SALE—Stoves and furniture at M. P. ANDERSON’S STORAGE HOUSE}, corner Hosbrook and Cedar sts.

FOR SALE—Ladles’ cloaks at wholesale prices; cash or payments. O. J. CONRAD, (old) 70-72 Massachusetts ave.

FDR SALE—Furnace, bricked In and pipes all in excellent condition; no use for It; $25

takes it all. 223 N. Del a wye st.

FOR SALE—Rooming house, ten rooms; centrally located: sell cheap; have other business. Address V 22, care News.

sa: to buy equities for lence properties; North only need answer. Ad-

FOR SALE—Gent's fine welt, sewed shoes in French enamel or box calf; latest shapes, 62.48, at KISTNKR’3 135 8. Illinois.

FDR SALE—Good, Southwtch hay press, nearly new; size 16x20; In good condition; price $150. WHEELER BROS., Greenfield

FOR SALE—INDIANA WALL PAPER CO., 82 and 84 Virginia ave. Wall paper in all grade*, at any price.

FOR SALE—Buggy and wagon wheels. *1 each. Buggy cushions, 75c. Shafts 41. Buggy tops, >5. AL SMITH, (new) E19 S. Illinois.

FOR SALE)—Drug store bargain; town of 2,000 inhabitants; *100 cash, balance long time. Low rent. CRAWFORD, 8% E. Washington.

FOR SALE-See CENTRAL LOAN COMPANY, room 7, Talbott Block, 108 N. Pennsylvania, for leans on watches, diamonds, bicycles. etc. FOR SALE—We have special facilities to do

bicycles.

FOR SALE—100-pound refrigerator; cost $20; will take $8; almost new lawn mower, $3; elegant oak sideboard, one oak bedroom suite; Child’s oak sufte; cheap; must be sold. 1625 Central’ ave. ^, FOR SALE—Trade or Lease: Hominy and corn goods mills: fully equipped on Belt railroad and W. Washington st., Indianapolis, Ind. Extra Inducements to suitable parties. D. A. LEMON, 106 N. Illinois st., Indianapoils, Ind. FOR SALE—Department store; comprising principally groceries and shoes; everything In first-class condition and doing a large cash business; terms to suit purchaser. Owner will quit on account of poor health. (New) Now 444 W. Washington st. FOR SALE}—Twenty-five barber chairs. Archer make, price new $55. cherry wbod, plush covers; splendid condition; now In Denison and Bates House shops; for sale at $15 each. A big bargain. Sold singly or all together. Call at once. Both shops are being refitted with new and special design chairs by BARBER SUPPLY CO.. 47 Monument Placs.

NOTICE.

NOTICE}—Clmona contains no opiates; Is pure-

ly vegetable. Children love It-

NOTICE—If you need a plumber call on J.

ARNOLD, $19 Indiana ave. Phone 419.

NOTICE—Dyeing and cleaning. SMITH’S

DYE WORKS. No. 208 N. Pennsylvania at.

NOTICE—See Toops for elevator gates and

fire doors. 2403 N. Pennaylvanla. Tel. t-U05.

NOTICE—CHARLES H. MUELLER, expert

watchmaker; absolutely correct; no guess work here. 21 Virginia ave,

NOTICE-JOSEPH GARDNER, tin, coppei

and sheet Iron work and hot air furnaces 89 Kentucky ave. Telephone 322.

NOTICE}—Wanted: Business men to use the

Y. M. C A. EMPLOYMENT DEPART-

MENT in securing male help. Telephone 14M. NOTICE—Ward’s cut-rate book rooms have

Just received 1,000 copies of ’’Quo Vadia”:

will close out at 25c. 125 S. Illinois st., under Grand Hotel. NOTICE—SHKPHERDSON HOUSE-61 and

$1.26 per day. Special weekly rates. MRS.

E. SHKPHERDSON. Proprietress. Directly

south of Union station.

NOTICE—We quit business February 2S. Stock ' must be sold. Your price is our*. Clothing and hats at less the_n actual cost. A. C. ARNSTHAL, Misfit Parlor, 35 N. Illlnola st. NOTICE—The board of trustees of the Central

Indiana Hospital forjthe Insane will receive

ala

sxxisi a i , a- cui vio-xy

rnishing a full line of supith of March, 1898. Requisie on file at room 45. State

sealed proposals until Friday, February 25. at

10 a. m.. for furnlshlr

plies for the mont

tion book will be House, from and after Monday, February 21. BY ORDER OF BOARD OF TRUSTEES, NOTICE-TO HALLECK E. FINCH, wno left Benton county, Indiana: fifteen years ago. You are hereby aotlfied that there is an action now pending in the Benton Circuit Court of Benton county. Indiana; wherein Addle M. Allen

plaint, filed In said cause, belonging to said Halleck E. Finch, and that the same will be heard and passed upon by the court at ths April term of the Benton Circuit, to he held In the court-house In Fowler, Benton county. Indiana, and commencing on the second Monday of April. 1899. And that unlevs said Finch appear to said action the said court is asked to declare him dead, snd to administer upon bis said property in Benton county. Indiana.

to declare him dead, and to administer upon bis said property in Benton county. Indiana, accordingly. Witness the hand of the vlerk of the Benton Circuit Court, and the seal cf said court attached hereto this 26th day of

January. 1398.

ALONZO D. SLEEPER. Clerk Benton Circuit Court, BY ANNA SLEEPER, Dep. BAUNDERSON A HALL. Attorneys for Petitioner*.

STORAGE.

STORAGE-Of all kinds at CHARLES

SHOVER'8.1S0 E W«

fabash st.

STORAGE—Packing and moving. S. P. HAMILTON, 11 S. Alabama. Phone 768. Special

rate.

STORAGE—IND'P"LS WAREHOUSE CO . W. E. Kurtz. Pres.: H. A. Crossland, Mgr. 517-522 S. Pennsylvania. Phone 1313. WE STORE. PACK AND HAUL. STORAGE—Best located storage rooms in thi city; centred; well lighted; terms low; (o:

ssorefi

rty; terms reasonable. THQS.

UO.. 325-380 Lemcke^

FINANCIAL—Money to loan. HENRY H. FAY, removed to 1V4 southeast corner WaahIngton and Meridian. FINANCIAL—A large amount of private funds. FLOREA A SEIDENSTICKER, rooms 1, 2 and 3, 27% S. Delaware st.

FINANCIAL—Money to loan; in any amount; on real estate; no delay; mortgage note* bought._P. L._ CHAMBERS,J130 Stevenson. FINAiNCIAL—Money loaned In sums to suit at lowest rates; private money; get v.ur rates. McINTOSH A SON. 66 E. Market st. FINANCIAL—Five and 6 per cent, money cn improved real estate In this city, with privilege of prepayment. SPANN A CO.. 86 E. Market. FINANCIAL—Money to loan on Indianapolis real estate, farms, business property in county, towns and collaterals. UNION TRUST COMPANY. FINANCIAL—5 and $ per cent, money to loan; plenty of It. and can fix your up same day application Is made. MEYER A KISER. 904

appl Indl

FINANCIAD-Money loaned to salaried people, without Indorsement or collateral; business trictly confidential. MERCANTILE DISCOUNT CO., room 4, Lombard Building, 24*9 E. Washington st. FINANCIAL—Money loaned salaried people

CIATION, room 7, 108 N. Pennaylvanla st.

FINANCIAL-

A LONG-FELT WANT SUPPLIED. There Is now a place in Indianapolis where you can obtain a temporary loan at a very moderate cost. Loans on household goods, pianos, office fixtures, storage receipts, etc.. Money advanced to salaried people (both la-

FINANCIAL— A NEW PLAN. We loan money on furniture, pianos, vehicles, etc., without removal, on the building association plan. The payments are arranged in fifty small, equal weekly Installments, thus allowing you fifty weeks In which to pay off your loan. »L20 ts the weekly payment of a *50 loan; other amounts In like proportion. Interest 7 per cent, a year. PERSONAL PROPERTY SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION. Room 4, Lombard Building. 24(4 K. Wash, st. FINANCIAL—MONEY TO LOAN. T $6, $10. $20. $50. 6100,

and up.

FURNITURE, PIANOS. ORGANS. HORSES AND WAGONS, at lowest rates, and the day you ask for It. Wewlll as gladly make you a small loan as a large cne. We give you your own time In which to pay the money back Your loan may be paid In full or in part AT ANY TIME and any part paid reduce* the coat of carrying the loan. The property la left In vour posaesslon. and you have the use of both property and money, You can get full amount you aak for. NO CHARGE TAKEN OUT ?N ADVANCE. Business strictly private. Call and see us before borrowing. SECURITY MORTGAGE LOAN CO.. Room 207 ( second floor) Indiana Trust Building (old Vance Block), corner Washington st., and Virginia ave. FINANCIAL-LOANS- - TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS to loan In sums of $10. >16. $20, $30, $50. $100, $200. or any amount on FURNITURE. PIANOS. GROANS. , HORSES AND WAGONS, at rates which honest people can afford to pay, the property to remain In your undisturbed possession. EVERYBODY WHO WANTS MONEY CALL AND SEE US. We are Just as happy to make you a $10 loan as one for $150. We will give

so made reduces the cost of carrying *the loan. We give you the full amount of money you ask for; no charges taken out In advance. The transaction Is sure to be private. Don't fall to se us and gst our rates. INDIANAPOLIS MORTGAGE LOAN COMPANY. Room 10. 87 E- Market st.

FINANCIAL-

LOANS Loans made on easy pay- MONEY

ments on furniture, pianos,

LOANS organs, warehouse receipts MONEY

horses, wagons, etc. Prop-

LOANS erty to remain in your own MONEY

pose*salon. Lowest possible

rates. No charges taken MONEY

out In advance. You re-

LOANS eeive the full amount you MONEY

ask for. You have the use

LOANS of the property and also MONEY

the money. Payments made

LOANS weekly, monthly, or to suit MONEY

convenience. Loan

the same day you MONEY ask for it. Private office.

LOANS Business confidential. We MONEY

also advance money on

LOANS watches, diamonds, jewerly MONEY

bicycles, etc.

CENTRAL LOAN CO. MONEY Rooms 7 and 8 Talbott

Block.

108 N. Pennsylvania st. MONEY

LOANS

your

LOANS made

LOANS

LOANS

FOR SALE OR TRADE. FOR SALE OR TRADE—Grocery and feed store. 531 Agnes. FOR SALE OR TRADE—Grocery and meat market. 366 8. Illinois. FORESALE OR TRADE—First class saloon and restaurant. Address H 21, care News.

FOR SALE OR TRADE—Horse-shoeing shop; with first-class trade. Address K 24, care News.

FOR SALE OR TRADE}—House and three /lots. 328 Keystone gve.. together or separate. OWNER. FOR SALE OR TRADE!—First-class grocery and meat market. No trash; Address N 170, care News.

FOR SALE OR TRADE-SIx good farm mares; will trade for good drivers or speed hones. O. D. SHOVER, 534 E. Washington at.

FOR SALE OR TRADE!—Nice cottage, of five rooms, for good young team, farm wagon and harness. Call 32 Baldwin Block. MOSLANDER ft SON.

FOR TRADE—Fine residence, ten rooms, Vermont st., down-town, for rental property; worth $4,000; great chance to secure choice home. RAFFETY ft CO., 331 Lemcke. FOR SALE OR TRADE-First-class house and barn in Frankfort. Ind, to exchange for lots in good location, north or northeast; free of incumbrance Address M 71, care News

FOR SALE OR TRADE—Large department store, consisting principally of groceries and shoes; will take one-half real estate, and balance in cash; store is In first-class running order. No. 230 W. Washington st.

FOR TRADE. FOR TRADE—Rent of good farm for city property. WEBB ft CO.. 9 Thorpe Block.

FOR TRADE-Cash and equity tn amall property, for grocery. Call 68 E. Ms rket. FOR TRADE—Lot In E. Washington, near Rural, for house and lot. Address A 21, care

News.

FOR TRADE—One male fox squirrel for female, or will buy same. Address Q 23. care News.

FOR TRADE!—Don’t forget the number for trades in real estate. ELSTUN ft WILSON, 29 Circle.

FOR TRADE—Will exchange carpenter or paint work for good wheel or light spring wagon. 813 Ft. Wayne ave.

FOR TRADE—*20,000 cash and two good, clear farms for good buslnew property; centrally located. In city. ELSTUN ft WILSON. 29 Circle st.

the

H) |

SIX

BORN’S

81 Massachusetts ave., goods

months hauled free of charge, j.wrv,-. 0 STORAGE AND TRANSFER CO., 'Phone 212. STORAGE—All persons desiring storage should call and see the new warehouse: 32, 54, 36 W. Georgia st. We have separate, locked rooms and do a general transfer businesa, as well as pack and More furniture, wfes. trunks, etc. Telephone 675. HOGAN TRANS-

FER AND STORAGE CO.

FOR TRADE—One thousand (61,000) dollars equity In property north, renting *13 month; good tenant; will trade for unincumbered lot north. ladress B 22. care News. FOR TRADE—Twenty lots, well located, to exchange for building and Joan stock, brick, t carpenter work or Indianapolis real estate. I Address M. J., lockbox 12, DalevHle, Ind. FOR TRADE—Eighty-steven acre farm, Cass ' county, twelve miles from Logansport; smil! bouse; ail bottom land: will exchange for 1 Indianapolis property and taka some Incumhrance. W. E. STEVENSON. E. Market st. BUILDIXG AND LOAN ASSOCIATION. BUILDING AND LOAN—If you have Idle money and want better than 9 per cent, for it, call on HOVEY. 26 When Block. BUILDING AND LOAN-The Aetna Association has money to loan on long or short time. HOWARD KIMBALL, secretary. 89 E. Market. BUILDING AND LOAN—Money to loan; a large sum of home funds left in our care to be loaned In sums of 8160 to 81.DIM and upward, at lowest rates of Interest; can furnish • money same day you apply. Pay hock when you please. We offer far better terms than bulldlag association*. A. METZGER AGENCY 5 Odd Fellows Block. BUILDING and LOAN-The receipt* of the ) GERMAN .AMERICAN BUILDING ASSOCIATION for the past six months were 6187,- f 809.37, earnings, 631,000; assets. *715.000. Prompt ! loan* at reduced ratJs: no premiums; no membership fee*: 6 per cert, paid on prepaid, and 7 per cent, on paid-up stock. G. W. BROWN, Secretary. ALBERT 8AHM, Treasurer. Comer Delaware and Ohio.

PATENT ATTORNEYS.

PATENT ATTORNEYS-E. T. SILVIVS ft CO.. Patents obtained; caveats. trademarks. copyright* registered; free pamphlets. Talbott Block. Indianapolis.

FINANCIAL.

FINANCIAL—First mortgage paper bought and sold. SPANN ft CO. FINANCIAL—Real estate loans. MEREDITH 1 NICHOLSON. 996 Stevenson Building. FINANdAL—Mortgage loans, lowest rate* HORACE McKAY. 296 N. Pennaylvanla.

FINANCIAL—$200 and upward on Indianapolis property. SPANN ft CO.. 89 B. Market FINANCIAL—Loans on farms and city property; terms reasonable. HANN. 323 Lemcke.

FINANCIAL — Loans, building association shares purchased. NEWTON TODD, Ingalls Block.

FINANCIAL—To Loan: A large sum; lowest rates and expense. NEWTON TODD. 9 Ingalls Block. x

FINANCIAL—Large amount of money to loan M%T^r£r^ Um - 1JT ' SR * RAM

FINANCIAL—Loans on farms; 8100 and up-

FINANCIAL—Mortgages loans. 6 per cent.; promptly made; large amounts 6 per cent. CHAS. T. BOYER. 11 Baldwin Block.

FINANCIAL—Loans: sums of 6500 and over. _ City property and farms. C. E. COFFIN ft CO., 90 E. Market et.

FINANCIAL—Money to loan on personal property and household goods. J. C. ERTEL. room 41 Lombard Building, 34% E. Washington st.

FINANCIAL—Money to loan on city property: low rate; no commission. Room 4, Aetna Block, 23 N. Pennsylvania st. GEORGE ft YANDES.

FINANCIAL—$1,000,000 to loan at 6 and 1 per cent.; money now ready; see us before you renew your loan. MEYER ft KISER. 309 Indiana Trust.

FINANCIAL—Money promptly furnished on Improved Indianapolis real estate; no loans t° r A ‘han 6L099. Apply direct to C. a. WARBURTON, 1002 Majestic Building.

FINANCIAL—Money in sums to suit, without any delay whatever: you can get It the earns day you apply. Call and get our rates. Can ray a portion each year If you desire. S1V4 B. Market, room ♦. CHAS. W. GORSUCH.

FINANCIAL—Money to loan: a large sum of home funds left In our hands to be loaned In sums of $100 to $I.OOJ and upward at lowest rates of Intern; can furnish money same day ■PPly: poy back when you please. A. METZGER AGENCY, 6 Odd Fellows Block.

FINANCIAL—We loan money on furniture, piano*,’ horses, vehicles and warehouse receipts at lowest rates: without removal; payments arranged on the monthly Installment

plan. Call and get eur rates. CAPITAL CITY LOAN CO.. 1(4 W. Washington, room 5.

FINANCIAL—I am prepared to loan money on household goods, pianos, organs, bicycle*, horses, buggies, diamonds and watches. I also advance money to salaried people on their Individual netes. Call and see me before going elaewherc, and get rates. J. M. MILLER, aucceaaor to Boyd ft Miller. 92 Baldwin Block.

FINANCIAt#—

AETNA MORTGAGE LOAN COMPANY. LOANS ON EASY PAYMENTS. Strictly private, a new, easy, payment plan. . A RECEIPT IN FULL GIVEN FOR EVERY DOLLAR PAID. We loan on household goode, pianos, horses, buggies, etc. Get our rates and save money. 201 LEMCKE BUILDING.

FINANCIAL-

MONEY! ! ! ! LOANED! ARE YOU IN NEED OF MONEY? We loan you any amount you may need, at any time, on the same day that you apply. On HOUSEHOLD, FURNITURE, PIANOS, ORGANS. HORSES AND WAGONS, BICYCLES, SEWING MACHINES OR ANT 1 VALUABLE SECURITY. You can pay back any amount you wish at any time, and so reduce the cost of loan. Small, short time loans a specialty. Strictly confidential and rate* reasonable. EAST MARKET ST. MORTGAGE LOAN CO.. Room 4. Phoenix Block, Northwest comer of Market and Delaware sts.

FINANCIAL—

I $ $ » $ » » 1 » $ « ABOUT MONEY! f • | HOW TO 5 GET IT. 7 $ We make loana of any else, large | $ or amall. on household goods, pianos, 8 8 organs, horses, vehicles and ware- 9 8 bouse receipts, at lowest rates, for * 8 any length of time desired, without $ l removal or publicity. Also on watches ) $ and diamonds, valuables, etc., and to J 6 salaried people on their personal note* 8 8 without Indorsement or collateral. 8 i Payments can be made weekly. $ $ monthly, or to suit your convenience, 1 $ No charges taken out In advance. If 6 $ you need a loan, please call on ua S i The transaction Is purely bustne**, 4 $ and decidedly more agreeable than $ 8 private borrowing. i INDIANA MORTGAGE LOAN CO., 6 I Established 1887. 8 I Room 4, Lombard Building. i i 24’4 E. Washington at i ♦ ! * • • *

FOR SALK—HORSES AND VEHICLES 'for SALE—Florida Seal.

FOR SALE—Good work horse. 1710 Brookslde avenue.

FOR SALE—Good hor»e, phaeton and harneas. 804 Dorman at.

FOR SALE—Good, cheap horse; goes; sound. 15 N. Alabama. 1

FOR SALE—Two hacks and wagonette, cheap If sold at once. 234 E. Wabash.

FOR SALE—Top buggy, wagon and oookstove; cheap. 1549 Columbia ave.

FOR SALE—Robes, blankets, harness; cheap. WM. VANDERPOOL. 22 8. Meridian at.

FOR SALE—Good dapple gray horse; suitable for farm or delivery: $48. SS2 W. Maryland.

FOR SALE—For fine hand-made harness, CHARLES E. SAULCY, 134 E. Washington street.

FOR SALE—All kinds of wagons, open and top. JOHN GUEDBLHOEFER, 210 Kentucky ave.

FOR SALE!—Buggies, surreys, phaetons, road wagons and delivery wagons: largest stock in the city. WHALEBONE BUGGY CO., 19S S. Meridian st.

FOR SALE—Fine phaeton or buggy home: gelding; seven -years old; 15 hands; free driver; sound, kind; good saddler; price right. 15 N. Alabama.

FOR SALE—Landau*, 'broughams, rookaways, four and > alx-pas*enger; our own make; strictly prime. ROBBINS ft CO.. 22 E. Georgia. Hearses always in stock.

FOR SALE—Insure your stock with the Mutual Live Stock Insurance Association of Indiana at leas than half what you have been paying. Call room 20. When Building.

FOR SALE—We have some surreys on hand; two dreys, open and top delivery wagons; also one new, two-seated carriage: repairing and repainting cheap at 801 and £08 E. Market SCHWENKLF A PRANGE.

FOR SALE—Handsome, Columbus, piano-box top buggy; three-quarter seat, arch ax!*, high, rubber-tired wheels, full leather top and curtains; fine, heavy, dark green broadcloth trimmings; richly painted; u»ed only a f*w times; can make big dlcsount. THE INDIANA AUCTION AND COMMISSION CO., H N. Alabama.

AUCTION SALE.

AUCTION-CARTER ft VETTER.' OeneraJ Auctioneers. 502 E. Washington.

AUCTION—T. J. SEMANS. real estate and general auctioneer. Office 107 W. Ohio.

AUCTION—G. W. McCURDY, real estate and general auctioneer. 246 W. Washington.

TO LBT—HOUSES.

TO LET—List 10 Circle.

TO LET—Insurance. EDSON T. WOOD. 81

Baldwin.

TO LET—House, nine rooms; modern. 172* N. Pannsyi Tania.

liDeo,, t

TO LET—612 N. Meridian; twenty-four rooms.

Use*.

Inquire on 'premise*.

C. W.

TO LET—Fine, eight-room bourn, 616 K. Mich-

Igan. Key next door.

TO LET—(Old No.) 580 Ash st.. eight rooms! ,, Apply at 40 S. Meridian. TO LBWMuIRt at 94 E. Market, ground floor GREGORY ft APPEL TO LET—1721 Yandes. $7 50; three room*. Inqulre BERT BACON. 1738 Alvord. TO LET—704 N. Pennaylvanla, modem; nine rooms; $40, C W. OAKES, B. Market. TO LET—815 N. New Jersey, modem; nine rooms; 836. C. W. OAKES, E, Market. TO LET—Three rooms to small colored family. Rear 625 E. Michigan st.; natural gas. TO LET—Collars and cuff*. 154c; standard work. PROGRESS LAUNDRY, Telephone

1121.

TO LET—Desirable cottage, four rooms; stable; No. 81$ Udell st.. $7. ELDER, i Ingalls Block. TO LET—1704 N. Pennsylvania; modem: nine rooms; nice, new; >40. C. W. OAKES. X. Market. TO LET-The first floor of $M (new) N. 1111nols st; six rooms; all In good order; bath; both gasea . TO LET—Seven rooms, newly papered; both gasea: six squares from Washington at. CM E. Michigan at. TO LET—Good five-room house. tOld) Blake at HIGGINS ft LANGDON. 433 *1"enson Building. ?

TO LET-216 and 217 W. New YoHc; double; >«<1 »«ven rooms; *21 and *23. C. V. OAKES, E- Market. T TO LET—Five-room house. 27 S. McLean at.. West Indianapolis. In good repair;, 68. WL WAGNER. 36 W, Washington. TO LET—After March 1. an eight-room, modera houae In Central ave. Excellent location. Inquire at 430 K. Seventeenth et. TO LET—An eight-room houae. furnished, complete for sixty days; occupants leaving the etty. Address W 22, care News. 10 LET—Down-town: modern; all conveniences; newly papered: (new) 139 W. Walnut Apply 49 fi. Meridian A. OWNER. TO LET—Modem houses; 1803 and M0S M. Meridian at., in flrst-claae condition. J. 8. CRUSE. Agent. 164 K. Market at. TO LET—Seve..-room house; bath; modern; beat location. New No. 134 W. Eleventh at C. F. SATLB8, Agent. 136 E. Market. TO LET—440 8. Alabama, near South; six rooms; newly papered and palntad; natural gas, well, cistern; I12.50. SPANN ft CO. TO LET-See CENTRAL LOAN COMPANY. room 7, Talbott Block. 103 N. Pennaylvanla. for loana on watches, diamonds, bicycles, etc.

TO LET—1015 N. New Jersey; seven-room house; both ga«ee; bath; good neighborhood; rent reasonable. Inquire 10(17 N. New Jersey. TO LET—New house. Pratt; first house east of Pennsylvania; eight rooms; bath, furnace, cistern, laundry. Inquire 839 N. Pennsylvanla. TO LET—318 E. Tenth at, houae. aeven rooms: newly papered, both gases: hot and cold water; bath; rent reasonable. Inquire 1007 N. New Jersey. TO LET—Six-room house. In good order, lu Byram Place, between Illinois *t. and Capital ave., near old Sixth st.; 68.60 per month. WM. GORDON, 219 Lemcke.’

TO LET-ROOMS.

TO LET—Florida Seal.

TO LET-See list INDIAN/ TRUST

TO LET—Furnished room; bath.

’ ave., N.

Delaware.

331 Capitol

ii ■ mamma room in Algonquin. 227 N.

TO LET—Rooma. 81 up; both gases. 216 N. Delaware. TO LET—One large room, with board. 434 N. Illlnol* «t. TO LET—Two back rooma; 66. Inquire 328 W. Washington. TO LET-Furnished rooms for housekeeping. 624 E. North. . TO LET—Several desirable rooms. (New K« ) 223 N. Alabama. TO LET—Sleeplng-ruoma 134 E. Washington at, AD. HERETH

lodging

E. W**hlng-

TO LET—Housekeeping and

330 Canltol ave., N.

TO LET—Sleeping room*. ton at. AD. HERETH.

TO LET—Three unfurnished rooms; house-

keeping. 318 E. Walnut.

TO LET—Clmona la a throat tonic, a poel-

tlve relief for hoareene**.

t6 LET—For light housekeeping; everything furnished. 218 N. Capitol ave. \ TO LET—Furnished front room;, alcove, bath; hoard. 512 Senate ave., N. TO LET—Furnished rooma with bath. Slit S. Meridian. Railroad men preferred. , _•

TO LET—Furnished room*

gentlemen; bath.

toTbt

$1 per week,

19 N. New Jersey .

Nicely furnished room*; every convenlenoe. (New) 321 N. Delaware at.

TO LET—Columbia Block suite: modem con-

venlennea; 66.50. 519 W. Washington.

10 LET-Two furnished front roomi;. with or

w I thou t _ board; modem. >i23 N. Illlnola,

TO I.ET—Four or five nice, unfurnished

rooms; ground floor. 1434 Lexington ave.

TO LET-A suite of front room*, furnished or

unfurnished; references. 303 N. New Jersey.

; standard Tslephone

T 2rt^ ET ^oSREsS d LAUNbRy work. JLzA. U Pi UEV f . nil. ; —_ TO LET—Suite of lovely, rooms unfurnished; modem conveniences; central. 631 N. New >> TO LET—Furnished rooms, steam heat; free bath. W. E. NEWBY, office U Hendricks Block. • . ~ - ; : ' ,y r TO LET—Suite of lovely rooms unfurnished; modem conveniences; central. 631 N. New Jersey.

TO LET—Nicely furnished room In

Meridian

Meridian it. Address *1 E.

AUCTION—Land and stock sale by Aribelle and J. A. Farrow, 1% miles east of Greencastle. Ind., 283 1-3 acres of the best Putnam county land; all In cultivation; splendid Improvements. This and a large amount of per-

Block/ 11644

TO LET-Th# tint floor of 82* (new) N. Illinois st: six rooms; all in good order; bath; both gases. TO LET—iMMrdWs rooms, single or en suite, in Wyandotte apartment house. GREGORY ft APPEL. 168 E. Market. , TO LET—Two large, connecting rooms;

grate*, closet*, furnished or

Very desirable. 4H N. Delaware. TO LET—Nice, large convenient suite

nlshed rooma, on gr< housekeeping, northeast

Ohio.

TO LET—See CENTRAL LOAN PANT: room 7 Talbott Block. 108 N

sylvania. for loana on watches, diamons,

cycles, eta TO LET—Two nicety furnished roomi be used for sitting and bedroom or sleeping rooms: modern convenience*.

IVnth at. (old FlreU^HMgiilgjll

^.n.^.e-1 ' '

fur.

ground floor, for light 1st comer Alabama and

TO LETT

1c it

■ Furnished rooms; steam tght; free .bath: pricey

In Biz months.

everything neat^and clean. LOBRAINB

corner Washington

etc.. We

on st..

AUCTION—Bale of consigned goods, eU will sell at our room. 502 E. Washing! on to-morrow (Thursday) morning, rebruexy 24, at '9:30 o’clock, cak bedroom suites, one lot bedspring*, one lot of all cotton and col-ton-top mattresses, double beds, fine bed ^■pg .and Bn -‘-*-

carpets.

RAINE hotel, Washington snd Capitol ave.

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spreods and comforts, pillows, lac* curtains, carpets, and matting, etc., chairs, rockers, stands and tables, blankets and ladies’ mackintoshes stove# and utensils, office desks and chairs, safes, counters, and book-cases, rugs,

rsrieirs

TER. Auctioneer*. AUCTION—SALE OF FURNITURE. CARPETS, STOVES. ETC.. I will sell on Friday morning, February 25, at 9:19 o’clock, at 217 E. North st., the following: One oak secretary with French plate mirror, on# oak bedroom suite with toilet washstand and French-plate mirror# on* oak folding-bed with mirror front, one oak wardrobe, one very fine oak sideboard, one oak extension table, six oak cane-seat dining chain, elegant oak center table, oak and willow rockers, on* elegant corduroy couch, brussels and Ingrain carpets.

ware, one No. 8 cook stove, beating stoves, gasoline stove, etc. These good# are all In beet condition. GEO. W. McCUUDY, Auctioneer. TOLET—MISCELLAIlROUg™ TO LET—Blacksmith shop and tools. Apply 1509 Yandes st. TO LET—Farm, 16% acre*: clc*e to city. Jaqutre at 517 Jones sL - TO LET—Space with power In large factory. Address F 25, care New. • TO LET—Two acres of ground northwest of city, with dwelling five rooms and large barn. A. METZGER AGENCY. 5 Odd Fellows H*1L TO LET—Manufacturing location! central, on long lease; 1)5 feet street front; 196 feet fronting on railroad. J. B. CHUBB. 164 E. Market *t . TO LET—Desirable lodge-room In the heart of business; water closet and running water

Three-story suitable for i# tl

location. Term#

care News,

TO LET

any* 5 kiM. wilTTiisi three to

ro ionmnt

TO LET—OFFICES AND STORKS.

TO LET-Two new

N. Delaware.

STRAYED—Bay mare mule: three years old. Reward. GEO. J. SCHOFIELD.

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Washington at., low E. Market. TO LET-Physician's bast, hot water, 30 E. Ohio st. C. TO LET—Desirable offlee, low GER AGENCY, 5

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