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THE INDIANAPOLIS NEWS, FRIDAY, AUGUST 26, 1895

CAPTAIN TAYLOR’S PROTEST

THINKS •CHMBT’S REPORT DU) NOT DO THE INDIANA JUSTICE. |

Her Pert In the Battle of Joly S wan Important — Correepondence Between Taylor and

Washington, D. C., Augimt 2*.—Admiral Bampson has forwarded to the Navy Department the following letters which Lave passed between himself and Capt. Taylor, o€ the battleship Indiana: “U. S. 8. Indiana "Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, August 6. "Admiral—The report of Commodore Bchley on the battle of July 3, as published, gives credit In the seventh paragraph to four ships and mentions by their names their captains, Philip, Evans. Clark and Cook, and adds: “The dense smoke of the combat shut out from my view the Indiana and Gloucester, but as these vessels were closer to your flagship, no doubt their part in the conflict was under your Immediate observation. ‘*2. In your report as published you make but slight mention of the Indiana, stating that *tbe Iowa and Indiana having done good work, and not having the ■peed of the other ships, were directed by me,’ etc. "3. The result of theee reports Is that the captains of all the vessels of the line of battle, except the Indiana, have received* personal mention In the offlclal report before the department, while the two smaller vessels have also had distinctive mention either from the com-mander-in-chief or the second In command. "4 U the official record should be referred to In future It will appear from Us general tone that the Indiana was less deserving than all of her consorts. Leaving out my personal .interest in the matter. It is right that I should consider the officers and crew of the ships, and I apeak for them as well as for myself, when I submit to you. admiral, that the above combination of reports will place the ship, in the opinion of the department and the country, markedly below all the other vessels of your squadron. I respectfully submit, sir, that this is injustice to the Indiana and her officers and crew. . <*5, i can say, without disparagement of any other vessel, that during the first hour of the fight the Indiana’s gun fire contributed to the destruction of the Oquendo and the Teresa more than that, of any single vessel of our squadron, .except one, and eqaalod hers. I do not know why the second in command failed to observe the Indiana duriiMf this period of our hottest action. I i reference to the Indiana will, I oe-

wmmm ship; If on the contrary, that be not your SgHi US? **]“» “ f °£ "Captain United States Navy, command••To the commander-ln-ehlef, United States naval force. North Atlantic sta"U. 8. 8. New York, "Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, August 8. “Sir—I am greatly obliged that you

in the action of July 3, and also for the very proper manner In which you have presented it. 1 think, however, that you will agree with me that, in submitting such a report to the Secretary of the Navy, where so many officers are vitally Interested, and justly proud of their ship, it is no easy task to do so without apparr itly bestowing praise unjustly. It requires very careful consideration of the report from every point of view to avoid

misunderstanding.

•*2. The position of the ships of 4)he squadron must be carefully considered fully to appreciate what It wa* possible for each vessel to accomplish under «he ckrcuwnstances in Which she wa* placed. Those that were to the westward of the escaping enemy wore certainly beta- a el t f l-v xf n-n

ter placed for stopping the epomy. and better placed for delivering their fire

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than the vessels to the eastward, which was the blockading statlou of the In-

diana.

“3. No distribution of the fleet could completely predict and provide against every variation of such a aortie. nor do I consider that any commanding officer deserved either credit or blame because the ship under his command was faster or slower than another ship, or carried a heavier or lighter battery, hut rather that the commanding officer was blameworthy when he failed to put his •hip in the proper place for destroying the enemy, just In proportion to the advantage which he possessed In speed, battery or position over tits neighbors. "4 Each oomtaamding officer, in my opinion, was personalty responsible for the good use which he made of the tools with which he had to work. I certainly do not intend to criticise you nor to bestow less praise* on the Indiana than was bestowed on any other ship of the

■quadron.

"5. The fact that the commanding officer of the Indiana was signaled to return to blockade at the mouth of the harbor, after *he hod ao gallantly contributed to the destruction of the Span Mh Ships, was only a necessary precaution which the commander-ln-chief felt obliged to take to prevent disaster to the lasge number of transports which were left In that vicinity when the fleet started In pursuit of the enemy. There were stiH some armed vessels remaining In tho harbor of Santiago—at least two, and we did not kauw then how many more— which could have come out In the absence of the fleet and produced great havoc among the trt>op ships. Which were defenseless in the absence of an armed

VOMMl.

'*6. This explanation, together with your letter, will be sent to Che department, with the request that it may be attached io and form a part of the orig-

inal report. Very respectfully,

*‘W. T. SAMPSON,

‘ tr \ s * **., Comma nder-in-Ohlef U. 8. Naval Forces. North Atlan Uc Station. I

"•The Commanding Officer U. diana, Guantanamo Buy. <

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Signal Corp* to Handle the balloon at the exposition. Ascensions will be made dally. Col. H. C. Dunwoody. of the United States Signal Corps, will be in command of the detachment. WILL FIGHT EXTRADITION. Attorneys will Try to Keep Mm. “ Botkin Out of Delaware. San Francisco, Cal.. August 26.—It is stated on good authority that Mrs. Botkin. the alleged poisoner, ha» decided to make a legal fight against the efforts of the Delaware authentic* to have her taken to Dover for trial. Already two prominent attorney* have been retained. Interesting legal points are to be raised, and the writ of habeas corpus is to be invoked in the struggle to either restore the prisoner to freedom or have the California court* try the ca*o.

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DIED. ADAMS—Hannah C. Adams, at the home of W. P. Gannon. 2004 College ave.. U o’clock a. m., August 26. Funeral 2 o’clock Sunday afternoon, at above number. TAYLOR—Sarah E. Taylor, age sixty-four, at 1:30 p. m., August 25, 822 N. Tacoma ave. Funeral private. Burial at Crown Hill, 2 P- m. August 27. [Princeton, Sullivan and Leavenworth papers please copy.] FUNERAL DIRECTORS. FUNERAL DIRECTOR^WHITSETT. Td. M4. FUNERAL DIRECTORS—ADAMS ft KRUEGER. 159 N. Illinois it. Telephone 1164. FUNERAL DIRECTORS—RAGSDALE ft LONG, 238 Massachusetts ave, ’Phone 608. FUNERAL DIRECTOR - FRANK A BLANCHARD. Undertaker, 99 N. Delaware at. ‘Phone: Office, 411; residence, <69. FUNEHAinDIRECTORSC. E. KRBGELO. 222 NORTH DELAWARE ST.. Office 'phone 280. FUNERAL DIRECTORS— PLANNER ft BUCHANAN. LADY EMBALMER. For ladies and children. 820 N. Illinois «L Telephone ML Hacks at lowest prevailing prices. llONLMENTli. MONUMENTS^—AUgT'dIENER 449 E. Washington. MONUMENTS-At lowest prices. M. H. FARRELL, 414 W. Washington. WANTEIk—MISCELLANEOUS. WANTED—Florida Seal. WANTED—Tlsh-1-mlngo. WANTED—Cash paid for household goods. 245 W. Washington. WANTED—A roll-top desk. Address B 2L care News office. WANTED—To buy good furniture or billiard hall. 23 Ingalls Block. WANTED—Old gold and silver for cash. WARD, ll N. Meridian. WANTED—To buy a lady’a diamond ring. Address D 19, cane Newe. WANTED—T\> buy ’’Horse Shoe” tobacco tags Addreee E 19, care News, WANTED—To buy second-hand roffed-top desk and chair. Address D 20, New*. WANTED—To rent desk space; give location and term*. Address F 19. care News. WANTED—SELLERS, Dentist, removed to 32 W. Washington at.. over News office. WANTED—Two r.eat gentlemen boarders'; home accommodations. 904 E. Washington. WANTED—To figure on repairing your plumbing. J. ARNOLD. 319 Indiana ave. 'Phone 459. WANTED—Collars and cuffs, iftc; standard werk. PROGRESS LAUNDRY, Telephone 1121. WANTED- INDIANA DENTAL COLLEGE. 89 E. Ohio st., is open from 9 a. m. to 9 p. m WANTED—Bank or bhilding and loan furnl ture. Address VORIEB’S BUSINESS COLLEGE W a NT ED—We have feather pillows. »l per M P RAK*4* M * M * chuMttB * ve ’ ELDREDGE ft WANTED—Feathers renovated, bought and •old. THE J. C. HIRSCHMAN CO., Ill N. New Jersey. W ANTED—Three rooms; down-stairs; for widow and daughter; North Side. Address 2 19, care News. WANTED—Household goods bought, sold and exchanged. ALBERT HUTCHINSON. 33» K. Washington. , WANTED—VIAVI for uterine troubles. Lady physician. Consultation and advice free. 718 gtffipnsoB Building. WANTED—Asthma and hay fever to cure; sure; never falls; |L A. J. MILLER, Dnigylst, 534 S. Weet gt. WANTED—Leaky cisterns cleaned and cemented. 11.50. TOM GILMORE, 1316 N. Senate ave. ’Phone 16231.

WANTED—FEMALE HELP. W ANTED—Tlsh-1-mlngo. WANTED—Girl. 117 E. South st. WANTED—Pood cook. 1631 College ave. WANTED—Ohambermald. ILLINOIS HOrSK. WANTED—Dlehwaeher at once. 404 N. Illinols. WANTED—German girl at 1501 S. East st., bakery^ . WANTED—Good cook for small family. 951 N. DelawareWANTED—Good girl at 303 N. New Jereey. Reference. WAN’CED—White girl; with reterenoes, at 629 N. Meridian st. WANTED—Good girl; must be good oook. 1715 X. New Jersey. WANTED—Good girl to work in kitchen. LITTLETS HOTEL. , WANTED—Four neat lady eolfettors. Address A 19, care New*. WANTED—Good folored girl; small family. 1628 N. Illinois gt. WANTED—Good girl for general housework. 1740 N. Pennsylvania st. ■ WANTED—Girl at once; first-class wages. 149 X. Delaware. room 6. WANTED^Ost rich - fearners dyed and curled. FAILLES. 30 S. Illinois. WANTED—Dress-cutting school; French tallor system. 617 N. East st. W ANTE D—Gt rl for general housework in small family. 2429 Broadway. WANTED-Crowns, |2 up. DR. GANT. Dentist, 23 8. Pennsylvania at WANTED—Middie-aged woman to do general housework at 1710 Central ave. WANTED—Good girl for general housework; three In family. 514 Douglass st. WANTED—White nurse girl; about sixteen years of age. 1519 N. Capltoi ave. WANTED—Woman dishwasher. WALL’S RESTAURANT. 44 W. Washington art. WANTED—Ledy to live in basement; do chamber work. Reference. Address P 19, care New*. WANTED—A good cook at BIG FOUR OYSTER AND CHOP HOUSE, No. 434 W. Washington at. WANTED—Mrs. Stevens’s private home for ladies before and during confinement. 418 N. New Jersey st. WANTED—Ladle* In need of a regulator that never fails call on MRS. HAMILTON, 217 W New York st. WANTED—Good white girl for general housework; must be good oook; two in family. 2103 N. Delaware. Morton Place. WANTED—Lady eanvaeser*; novelties of merit; rapid sellers; good pay and credit to reliable parties. 45 When Building. WANTED—Experienced operators on ladies’ shirt waists; steady work guaranteed. R. KIR8CHBAUM ft SON. 32 W. Maryland st. WANTED—See CENTRAL LOAN COMPANY, room 7 Talbott Block. 108 N. Pennsylvania, for loans on watches, diamonds, bicycles, eta WANTED--Good girt; general housework: small family, at Noblesvllle; good wages. Inquire 107 Woodruff Place. Reference required WANTED—Office girt*, salesladies, table waiters, chambermaid* and girts to leave city, 12 a day. UNITED EMPLOYMENT CO., 160 N. Illinois. WANTED - Great sale of ladles’ fine tan and ohocol&te shoes. In veetlng tops, at 91.23, 91.98 and 92.49 for 52, $3 and 93.50 gooda KISTNER’S SHOE STORE, 135 8. Illinois st. WANTED—A few ladles or young men to make photo frames at their homes; very fair pay. All materials free; no canvassing. Write to-day. A. WESTON ft CO.. Trenton. N. J. WANTED—Ladles and gentlemen wishing to study for Che stage, learn a good, flrst-class dancing act, can secure good paying engagements at once. Gall PROF. RAYNO’S old, reIlable theatrical echoed. 230 W. OMo st. WANTED—Clerks, milliners, stenographers, typewriters, dressmakers, go to Gunther’s umbrella factory for umbrellas; also repairing and re-covering. Parasols re-covered to matoh suiting. Factory and store. No. 21 Pembroke Arcade. WANTED— t A BIG SHOE BARGAIN. AT 65 CENTS. Ladles’ low-cut shoe*, worth from $1.25 to 91.50, now sell at 65 cents; size* 3. 3H and 4.

733 MASSA

NTSEIRMAN’S, iSSACHUHETTS

AVE.

WANTED—XLAXJC HELP.

WANTED—Rock cigar. wanted—Tish-i-mingo.

WANTED—Boy. Call 22 S. AJabanft st. WANTED—Barber. 751 Maaeachueettj ave. WANTED—A barber. 597 W. WiUfUsfcton st.~

WANTED—By a teacher, room and board with private family; location central; modern conveniences. Address W 19, care New*. wanted—See central loan company. room T Talbott Block. 106 N. Pennsylvania, for loans on watches, diamonds, bicycles, eta WANTED—Second-hand Remington correspondence typewriter. No. 6 or 7, Give number and time of service. Address S 19, care News. WANTED—Board In private family; thoroughly respectable, by lady with small child. Address MRS. ADA A. HANNA. 220* CbHege ave. WANTED—By traveling man and wife, In private family: three unfurnished rooms tot light housekeeping; centrally located. Address J 19, care News. WANTED—Furnished house for the winter by man and wife; without children; must be cheap; will give satisfactory references. Address L 19, care New*.

WANTED—Barber, with tools. 312 Virginia

ave.

WANTED—Flrst-clas* book. Apply at Union station. WANTED—A good barber. No. 338 Massachuserts ave. WANTED—Dairy hand. Corner LaSalle and Nolan ave. WANTED—All styles hair-cutting, 10c. 630 E. Washington. WANTED—Barber for Saturday and Sunday. 519 8. Wert st. WANTED—If you want work call 129 S. IH1nola et. Room L WANTED—Experienced tobacco stripper. 48 E. Washington gt WANTED—Strong young man at the Turkish baths, Maeonlc Tc-mple. WANTED—Barber. 106 El Nineteenth st.

Bring tools. Steady job.

WANTED—Boy; fifteen years old, to run elevator. BROSXAN BROS. WANTED—Barber for next week; wages. 1616 E. Washington st. BOYD. WANTED—Good oook; male or female;.must be saving. 220 El Wabash. ' WANTED—Boy to repair bicycle*. 1124 Prospcct st. Call 7 p. m. Thursday. WANTED—Good white cook; 95 a week; porter and waiters. 160 N, Ll tools. WANTED—Old hats made new or in styla

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Buy, Cuba.’”

SiMPSOH tHVITED TO OIUHA. Wft* Admiral Asked to Parttclpmte la tho Peace. Jubilee. Omaha, Neb.. August K—Manager E. Roaewater haa^xtended an invitation on the part of the Trana-Miasisaipirf Exposition to Admiral Satnpson to participate In the peace jubilee as a representative of the navy on army and navy day. The admiral said that If, on hi* return from Havana, where he had Just been ordered ‘ with the commission, the Secretary of the Navy should grant him leave or designate him to represent the navy, it would afford him great pleasure to visit Omaha. Mr. Rosewater received assurances from the War and Navy Departments that a number of distinguished officers would be detached from active service and detailed Tor army and navyday during the jubilee week of the exposition. The Acting Secretary of War has issued the following order: "The large balloon with generator and gas compressors now at Tampa, Fla., will be carefully packed' and shipped to Omaha, care of Capl. Henry C. Ward, In charge of Wdr Department exhibit, for temporary use at exposition, after which this balloon, generators and all equip ments, wiU.be stored at Ft. Omaha. The eommandinp officer of that port is directed to furnish storage." The balloon referred to Is the one used in the operations before Santiago. The War Departmeat has detailed a detachment of the

WAMTlCil—SITUATION. SITUATION WANTED—Florida 8«al. SITUATION WANTED—As man cook. A4dress 619 OUnton st. SITUATION WAiNTED-As good cook or hPU*»work. 628 Stevens sL SITUATION WANTED-A.- biu-tender; good references, 712 Dorman st. SITUATION WA N TED—TO run rooming houwe on ssJary, 404^, Indiana ave. SITUATION '• WANTED—German woman; housework; no washing. 10084 El. Washington* I SITUATION WANTMD-By * Red Man'; of any kind. L. H SOUTH. *32 EJ. Washington. room 16. _| SITUATION WANTEIv >1 rst-daes German family cook; references. 30'- N. Delaware, room 11. SITUATION WANTED—A thoroughly comp* tent office man; good references. Address 8 SITUATION WANTED—General house girt; family oook: c4ty reference*. 149 N. Dela-

SITUATION WANTED—Practical bookkeeper or office man; wants work by September 1. Address 8 17. care News. SITUATION WANTBD^A good, reliable colored girt; chambermaid or cook, or nurse for chi Wren, 606 Bright st. SITUATION WANTED^ By lady as governres. companion or housekeeper. Bret referencea Address N 19. care Newe. SITUATION WANTED-By a good, competent man; office work; collecting or sales-

men. Address M 16. care News.

SITUATION WANTED—Clerical position; competent bookkeeper; several year*’ experts nee, A t references. Address Y 14. care News. SITUATION WANTED-Drug clerk, by young man of twenty-seven; eight years’ experience: good salesman and not afraid to work, email salary and beet of reference*; graduate. Address T. H. PREWITT. U15 Senate ave.. N.

HAND. Hatter. 47 VI

WANTED—Salesman; industrious; acquainted over city. 523 Stevenson Building. WANTED—Bed makers and boys to learn. MADDENS’ LOUNGE FACTORY. WANTED—Boy to work around house and care for horse. 2617 Capitol ave., N. WANTED-A boy to work on coats, must have experience. 44 Monument Place. W.CnTHD—SI x firm-class cabinet-makers at onoe. UDELL WORKS. North Indianapolis. WANTED—Man who understands bundling. BENTWOOD FACTORY, New Palestine. Ind. "WANTED—Men wanting employment see COMMERCIAL EXCHANGE, 66 Baldwin Block. WANTED—German boy; twelve or fourteen ydar* old, to help ta grocery. Address Y 18, care News. WANTED—A good tinner can have steady employment. DINWIDDIE ft GADDIS.

Frankfort. Ind.

WANTED—Male help of all kinds to fill positions this fall. COMMERCIAL EXCHANGE. 55 Baldwin Block. WANTED—Small sums of money to loan; 910 and upward; at low rata. MEYER ft KI8KR. 306 Indiana Trust. WANTED—Helper on horseshoeing and repairing. Grandview and Haugh’s, AUGUST WACKER. HaughvlMe- ~ WANTED—Territory salesmen; new, novel, catchy; investigate. CEILING CLOTHESPRIBR. Rushvllle, Ind. WANTED—Artist wanted; bright young man with some talent, to learn newspaper sketchmg Addiess 2 36, care News. WANTED—Can make any crick or device wanted. INDIANAPOLIS PATTERN WORKS, 201 3. Pennsylvania et. WANTED—See CENTRAL LOAN COMPANY. room 7 Talbott Block. 108 N. Pennsylvania for loans on watches, dlamonda bicycles, etc. WANTED—Three first-class tea and cigar salesmen; with an established trade in Indiana; none others need apply. H. C. FISHER. Chicago. WANTED—Young men, our iIllustrated catalogue explains how to learn barber trade in eight weeks; matted free. MODER’S BARBER COLLEGE. Chicago. W A NTED—FI ret -class barber to buy flrstclase. three-chair shop, good location; rent cheap. Reason for selling, want to leave city.

Address C 19, care News.

WANTED—Reliable men to tack signs, $12.50 per week and expenses; steady work; send 10c for postage, sample, etc. YOUNG MEDICINE OO., 2429 N. Colorado st.. Philadelphia. Pa. WANTED—Experienced clerk for law office, to look after collections and do general ot floe work. Answer, stating qualifications, experience and salary expected. Address T IS,

care News.

WANTED—AG E N TS.

AGENTS WANTED—To handle our highgrade perfumes; plan new; profits large; sales eaay. LEFFLKR ft (X).. St. Louis. Mo. AGENTS WANTED—Salesmen Why not earn *1.900 yearly and more, selling computing scales? Others do. SPEAR & CO.. 908 Steven .in,jiiicn»„ - AGENTS WANTED^Tb bandlV~mir Crystal Boiler Cleanser In State of Indiana; satisfaction guaranteed; lateral terms and big money to energetic men; no charge few trial lot if not satis'actory; reference* required.J CRYSTAL BOILER CLEANSING 00.. Jackson st, Chicago.

WANTED— All advertisements inserted unitor ordinary headings on this page of The News are charged for at the very low rate of 1 cent a

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REMOVAL—Bee Hive trunk factory; sales room, 30 W. Washington, News Building.

.J >-■ — m i cent a word for each day. No advertisement received for less than 10 cents. When blank or dash lines are used, these are 8 cents a line. One and two-cent postage stamps will be received In payment of orders by mail. WANTED—The Plainfield Keeley ln«tltute. established 1891; fourteen miles west of Indianapolis. oo the Vandalla. Plainfield is the ideal institute town of the middle West. The new management has remodeled the building, which ha# all modern conveniences. Correspondence Invited. Address Plainfield. Ind., or 113 Commercial Club Building, Indianapolis Ind. Telephone 2427. AJtXOtJNCKMmiTSk. ANNOUNCEMENT—Curlsd haaT^mattreM^ mads to order at ELDRKDGE ft MCRAE’S. 10 Massachusetts avs.

FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE. REAL ESTATE—Indiana Trust Company.

READ ESTATE—INDIANA TRUST CO. buys and sells real estate.

REAL ESTATE)—Fire insurance. J. G. MCCULLOUGH. 162 E. Market st.

REAL ESTATE—Snap*. Dirt rental property. SCHNEIDER ft SON. 21 Virginia ave.

REAL ESTATE)—Private money to Ipan; 9 per cent. C. F. 8AYLES. 7744 E. Market.

REAL EBTATB—Money to loan on real eetate security. J. G. MoCULLOUGH. 162 EL Market.

REAL ESTATE—Twelve-room house: centrally located; *6,000; cheap. Inquire 632 E. St. Clair at.

REAL ESTATE—Up-to-date cottage home in Woodruff Place, 93,600; lot 40x170. Address P 18, care News.

REAL ESTATE—If you aealre a 644 real estate loan, let us give you our term* SPANN ft CO.

REAL ESTATE—Property of all kinds. HENRY H. FAY. 144 E- Washington at, over Big Four offices

REAL EfSTATD—Business corner on Washington st.; rent *1,300 annually; at bargain. Address X 19. care News.

REAL ESTATE—Desirable property. six rooms; central location; north; big bargain. Address V 18, care News.

REAL ESTATE—Nice, eight-room residence, Central ave., near Morton Place. 53,200. I. N. RICHIE, 108 E. Market.

READ ESTATE—Vacant lots and Improved property for sale In any part of the city. GEO. WOLF, second floor, Lemcke Building.

REAL ESTATE—Bargain; two east front lota Douglass Park: for 1950: one-third cash; balance to suit. 8TIDZ ft MILDER, 151 E. Market.

REAL ESTATE—Ten-room brick house, lot 49x176 feet on Ft Wayne ave.; price $4,000; excellent for renting. M. ARBUCKLE, 424 Lemcke.

READ ESTATE—Special bargains; home* *1,000 to 95,000; *100 to *600 cash; *10 to 925 monthly; any direction; stop rent HANN, 323 Lemcke.

REAL ESTATE—Lot 22 Park ave., south of Ninth; east front; aM Improvements made; appraised 51.500. Price 51,450. Address lock box, Westfield, Ind.

REAL ESTATE—5000—Lot, Gillard ave, one square north Washington at., 5100 cash; balance monthly or yearly payments. W. E. STEVENSON, 126 E. Market st.

REAL ESTATE—EXust front lot. N. Illinois st., south of old Fifteenth st. Must be sold quick to setttle receiver’s sale. W. E. STEVENSON, 126 EL Market st.

REAL ESTATE—1916 Bellefontolne st., seven rooms, neat cottage; lot 40x140 feet; owner non-reeldent; will sell at a bargain. J. G. MoCULLOUGH, 165 E. Market.

REAL ESTATE—*1,500—Eight-room house on Ruckle st., near old Eighth et. This is the cheapest property in Indianapolis. Must be sold at once. W. E. STEVENSON, 126 E. Market Ft

REAL ESTATE—New Jersey; Morton Place, eight rooms; built to last; furnace; bath; plumbing extra good; fruit, shade, stable; only 94,700; *700 down. DUGDALE ft IXXNET, 630 Lemcke.

REAL ESTATE—*3,000—Cottage N. Delaware st., near Morton Place. This is one of the coxiest little homes there is north. Beautifullv finished. Easy terms. W. E. STEVENSON, 126 E. Market st

REAL ESTATE—Northwest comer Ash st and new Twentieth st., seven rooms and bath; this property belongs to non-resident; must be sold quick. Make offer. W. E. STEVENSON, 126 E. Market st. ,

REAL ESTATE—Eight rooms and receptionhall; furnace; bath; hardwood floors; four sleeping-rooms; large attic; cemented cellar; nice lot; near Delaware and Eleventh; cheap. DUGDALE ft DONET. 530 Lemcke.

REAL ESTATE- CAPITOL AVE. south of Pratt, ten-room, modem brick residence and bam. Will give a good trade for KANSAS CITY RESIDENCE, CHAS. A. DALE, 144 E. Market.

REAL ESTATE—New. ten-room residence; Capitol ave., near (new) Sixteenth at.; lot 46x208; bath, furnace, thoroughly modem. Improved streets; price *5.000; greatest bargain on Capitol ave. I. N. RICHIE. 108 E. Market street.

REAL ESTATE)—New. two-story, eight-room house; south ot Fall creek and near Illinois; well, cistern, cellar, both gases, manttol, bath, city water, east front; price *2,500; Io0o down; balance easy terms. STILZ A MILLER. 161'E. Market.

REAL ESTATE—Bargain. Most beautiful building site, Alabama st.. 83x196 feet; east front, south of new Fifteenth. Alley on north; thirty-foot brick alley rear; rare opportunity to buy cheap if bought immediately. I. N. RICHIE, 108 E. Market.

REAL ESTATE—Greatest bargains. Indianapolis lots, 40 feet front, Talbott ave.. near old Thirteenth st.. adjoining Morton Plaoe, *1,250: asphalt streets, cements walks, sewer* taxes all paid. Easy payments. I. N. RICHIEL 108 E. Market.

REAL ESTATE)—I am generous. See these special bargains, Capitol ave., near Pratt; seven rooms, 40x195; *4,000; Oxford, sear Washington; six rooms, stable. *900; Feanemon, near Palmer, five-room brick, *1,000. B. M. RALSTON, 137 W. Market.

REAL ESTATE-East front residence. N. Alabama at.. Morton Place, thoroughly modem in every detail; 40 or 80 feet front, to suit purchaser. A choice home for some one. at & decided bargain for a few days. W. EL STEVENSON, 126 E. Market st.

REAL ESTATE—N. Capitol ave. residence, eight rooms and bath; both gases, city water, newly papered; good bam; lot 40x215 feet. This property is worth *8.500. Can be bought for *2,700 if sold quick. Easy terms. W. E. STEVENSON, 126 E. Market st.

REAL ESTATE—Lot. 55x120; southeast comer Central and Christian avee.; splendid business location; grocery, livery, sale and feed •tables; private residence, flats, or apartment house This property is for «Ue only. Will give splendid bargain. W. E. MICK & CO.

REAL ESTATE-Money to loan: a large sum of home funds left In our hands, to be loaned In sums of 5100 to 51.000 and upward at lowest rates of Interest: can furnish money same day you apply; pay back when you please. A. METZGER 6 Odd Fellows Block.

REAL ESTATE)—Beau tlful, thoroughly modern residence, 95,000; College ave.. ten rooms, bath, furnace, laundry; handsome manteis; electricity, oak finish all through; butler's pantry, choice china closet; rare opportunity for securing an elegant home at low price; easy payment* I. N. RICHIE, 108 E. Market.

REAL ESTATE—25(w N. Pennsylvania st., new bouse; nine rooms, bath, furnace, cemented cellar, hardwood finish; both gases, china closet; price *3,200; *500 will buy the equity in this house, if sold this week. Balance straight loan. This Is the cheapest property on N. Pennsylvania st. W. E. STEVENSON, 126 EL Market st

REAL EJSTATE)—2504 Talbott ave.; ten rooms; modem; sixty feet east front; good barn: cement walks; cemented basement under whole house: well, cistern and city water; quartered oak finish; cabinet mantel; brick set furnace; electric lights; bells; burglar alarm, and gas lighters; will sell on easy term* J. D. MARIS. Owner. 2539 N. Alabama.

REAL ESTATEAll advertisements maerted under ordinary headings on this page of The News are charged for at the very low rate of 1 cent a word for Mich day. No advertisement received for less than 10 cent* When blank or dash lines are wed. these are 8 cents a line. One and twoo;ai nostage stamps will be received In payment'of orders by mail

REAL ESTATE—40 or 80 acres of valuable real estate for sale; suitable for subdivision In city lots, acre lota or more; 40 acres clear; 40 acres woodland; beautifully located; high ground and very commanding; lies between Fortieth and Forty-first sta on Central ave.; known as part of -Reason R. Hammond’a homestead; within stone’s throw of Meridian Hlghts. W. E. MICK ft CO.. U8 E. Market st., exclusive agents.

REAL ESTATE—Wonderful opportunity to trade In good lot on some good street or smaller and cheaper house, for a large, nev, elegant and thoroughly modern, two-story residence. N. Meridian st., and one of Jhe best built houses oo street; lot 107x300 feet; east front. Will take good, modem residence, worth from $4,000 to 97,000 or good vacant lot In part. This la an opportunity of a lifetime. Price $10,500. W. E. MICK ft CO.

REAL E36TATE—Greatest bargain on N. Meridian st., choice, new, high-grade, strictly modem residence; *6,500; complete In every detail; quartered oak finish, four beautiful mantels,^ handsopie sideboard in dining-room, fine gas XjUnse* eleven room* bath, furnace, laundry, electricity, splendidly constructed, asphalt street, cement walk and sewers, all paid. Excellent location and neighborhood; reasonable terms; don’t fail to see if you want fine home on Meridian st. at bargain price. I. N. RICHIE. 106 E. Market.

SOCIETY AND CULM MEETINGS.

SOCIETY—K. of P.—Excelaioi- Lodge, No. 25, Regular meeting this evening. Visiting brothers cordially welcomed. F.RXE6T R. ODLB, C. C. W. W. DAVY. K. of R and 8.

SOCIETY—Regular meeting Olive Branch Lodge; No. 10. D. of R, I. O. O. F„ at Grand Lodge Hall, Saturday. August 27, Work. Visiters welcome. MISS NENETTE FAIT, N. G. MRS. ANNA MILTON. Ree. Sec.

FOR SAXE—MISCELLANEOUS.

FOR SALE—Fine milch cow. 1906.N. Senate.

FOR SALE—Two good fire-proof safe* 336 E. Washington.

FOR SALE—Smoked spectacles and eyeglasses from Sc up. at DANDO’S 93 N. Pennsylvania «t

FOR SALE—lumber furniture and supplies. INDIANAPOLIS BARBER SUPPLY CO.. 47 Monument Place.

FOR SALE—Hoisting engine®, new and *«c-and-h«nd. THE POTTER MFG. CO., 2016 Northwestern ave. FOR SAXE—Finest bred Jersey cow and calf la State; fully guaranteed. Call or address 146 S Delaware «.

FOR SALE—A bed, spring and mattress to cult your purse at ELDREDGE ft McRAE’S, 149 Massachusetts av*

a>

FOR * ALK—in S47ELLANEO C S. FOR BALE— Florid a Seal. FOR SALE—Jersey now for sale. Call at 2433 Sheldon st.

FOR SALE—Two-cbair barber-shop. 948 Massachusetts ave.

FOR BALE—Restaurant; extra bargain; half vaiue. 21 Virginia ave.

FOR SALE—Horse-shoeing shop; good stand. Address Q IS, care News.

FOR SALE—Fine orchestra violin; a bargain. Call 827 N. Capitol ave.. city.

FOR SALE—Peaches. 50c a bushel at MOWWETS orchard. 1825 Ringgold st. FOR SALE—Gold spectacles from 9S.F0 up, at OPTICIAN LAND OB. Denison Housa

FOR SALE—Folding-beds, bookcase, extension table, Saturday, 614 N. Delaware.

FOR SALE-1.000 boys* suits, 5L26; worth 52.50. Reeder - a 460 W. Washington st

FOR SALE—Braces and trusses. WILSON SURGICAL INSTITUTE. 121 W. Ohio st.

FOR SAX®—Three drug stores; well-located; paying business. Address Y 19. care News.

FOR SALK—1.000 business cards for 75c. VICTOR, Printer, corner Court and Delaware.

FOR SALE!—Rooming-house; cheap, for csAh; full of roomers. Address T 19. care News.

FOR SALE—Gas engine; four-horse. THE POTTER MUG. CO., 2010 Northwestern ave.

FOR SAL®—Your family grocers, SCHRADER’S GROCERY. 453 and 467 Virginia ava

FOR SALE—For bicycle tires and supplies go to CONRADS, 332-384 Massachusetts ave.

FOR SALE—Collars and cuffs, i*c; standard work. PROGRESS LAUNDRY. Telephone tm.

FOR SAX®—Two good Argand base-burner stoves, fitted for natural gas. Call at 27 W, Sixteenth gt

FOR SALS—Oak dining-table, sideboard and chairs: atso - bedroom furniture, Saturday morning 838 N. New Jersey st-

FOR SAL®—One basket choice table grapes, 10c. One to each customer, Saturday only. Stand 2 and 3, SHOVER'8 MARKET. FOR SALE—6o—Porch Cushdora—6c. Porch Cushions. 6c. at JOHNSON ft JENKINS’S UPHOLSTERING CO.. 216 N. Delaware st.

FOR SALE—Office building system ot tele. phones, switch-board, complete; bargain. Call at business office The Indianapolis Newa

FOR SALE—91,200—Nloe stock ot groceries to trade for clear house and lot; stock 407 Virginia ave. J. H. CLARK, 214 N. Delaware street

FOR SALE—A stylish parlor suite of seven pieces; worth 930, for 510; a fine Na 8 oookstove; good as new. for 98. Will eell either. 1218 E. Washington.

FOR SALE—Drug store, with good business. good location; good stock; splendid opportunity to make money by attending to businesx Box 567, Martinsville, Ind.

FOR SALE—Third Interest in office business; small- capital required; for a gentleman well-known and responsible, a splendid op. portunity. Address N 18, care News.

FOR SALE—If you can not get your bicycle repaired satisfactorily at other places, com* to us. We shall give you satisfaction. MUL. LER-WATSON. 907 Massachusetts are

FOR SALE—The old established delicatessen and fancy grocery store, with good will of Edward Mueller. Inquire of the administratrix, No. 605 E. Market st-, or Florea ft Sel-

denstleker. 27% 8. Delaware st.

FOR SALE—Suite to order from 515 up. Pants to order from 93 up. A few uncalled for suits, cheap. Ready-made pants, sil-wool, from 91,50 up. New fall styles now ready. W. G. SCHNEIDER, 44 Monument Place.

FOR SALEBEDS AND BEDDING EXCLUSTVELY, We carry a strictly up-to-date 11ns of brass and iron beds, springs, mattresses and feather pillows. A handsome, upholstered bamboo edge spring mattress (a perfect bed), for ....MAM An all-braes bed for *16.50 An Iron bed. with braes mounts, for ....US Ws make anything In our line to order. Satisfaction guaranteed. ELDREDGB ft MoRAB, *49 MASSACHUSETTS AVE.

FOR SALE1873. GEORGE J. HAMMTKU 1898. 410 AND 412 MASSACHUSETTS AVE, 55c for 25 lbs. A patent flour, beet grade. 48c for 25 lbs. Snow Flaks flour,guaranteed. 25c for 2 tbs. beet Elgin creamery butter. 25c for 4 lbs. pure lard. 6%c per pound for C sugar-cured ham*. 15c for 1 peck good potatoes, worth 20c. 22c for 8 cans Alaska salmon, 8c per can. 13c for 2 large cane mustard a&rdlne*. 5c for 1 can sardines in off. 12%c for one 20c can Hume’s salmon. 25c for 1 dozen home-made tin cane. 25c for 18 bars Everybody’s soap (beet). 29c for 15 bare toilet soap. 6c for 1 large, 3-lb. can baked beam. 10c for 1 jar peach or plum butter.

’PHONE 735.

FREE DELIVERY.

FOR SALE— — FURNITURE, Oak bedroom suite*, |12. Woven springs 75c. Cotton-top matt re esc* 51.26. Kitchen safe. *2.50. Cane rocker 90c. Velour couches 93,78. Iron beds, 51-98. Oak sideboards 911. 6-foot extension tables 92.75.

CARPETS.

Body bruseeis, 35 yards, *15. Ingrain carpets, 25 yards, *7.50. Moquette rug*, 75c. Straw matting, per yard 10c. Linen shade*, 15c.

STOVES.

Oook stoves 96. Cook stoves, with reservoir, 512. No. 8 wash boiler, 27c.

NO. 8 skillet 12c. Dish pan l"c.

We exchange new goods for second-hand, or take second-hand as first payments on new. We carry a complete line of new furniture, carpets, stoves and everything for housekeeping. and will make the beet prices and terms on payment*. BARGAIN STORE, 462 W. Washington st.. half square weet of the Star Store.

FOR SALE—

' *1 for 18 lbs. best granulated sugar. *1 for 20 lbs. light extra C sugar. Here Is a big trade for you In flour. HIGH GRADE PATENT FLOUR. *3.90 per. bbi. best White Loaf flour. *3.75 per bbl. Snow Flake flour. 6Mro per lb. best picnic ham, sugar-cured. 644c per lb. good bacon. 5c per lb. good lard. 7^o per lb. beet kettle-rendered lard. 8c per large can good red salmon. 3(4c per can beet oil sardine*. 8 cans 25c. 5c for one large fat mackerel. 8c for No. 1 fat shore mackerel. New fish. 10c for 5 new Holland herring. 25c for 10 bare Star soap. 2 bare 5c. 6c for 3 package* washing powder. 10c for one good wash board. 25c for 3 good broom*. 25c per lb. Battle Ax tobeoco. 45c per lb. best Star tobacco. 25c for 6 lbs. fresh cracker*. 25c for 6 lbs. fresh ginger-snaps. 15c per lb. best Elgin creamery butter. 12Vie per lb. sweet dairy butter. COURT HOUSE GROCERY, Tel. 1641. 304 E. wash. et. and 5 N. Ala. st. Goods as guaranteed or year money refunded.

FOR SAX®—

SATURDAY. BARGAIN DAY.

Last Saturday for cleaning up all summer goods. Everything must go at some price to make room for winter goods. One lot of shirts, some with collars attached, some with bands, all go at 25 CENTS. About 200 yards of lawn, at It, CENTS A YARD. Another lot at 3 cents a yard. One lot of 25c belts go at 5 CENTS. Ladies' muslin drawers, three tucks, 17 CENTS. Ladies’ gowns, Empire style, : 49 CENTS. One lot of fine percale wrappers, trimmed in braid, former price J1.2S. to-morrow they are 49 CENTS. One lot of boys’ suits, former price 91.75; to-morrow 98 CENTS. Another lot at 69 cents. A big lot of men's pants, to close out 5L 49. 98c, 49c, AND 39c. Boys' knee pants 49c, SSc. 25c. AND 12c. ■White duck and P. K. skirts. 51.75 grade, balance go at 75 CENTS. On winter capes you can save Si per cent, by making your selection now. Be sure to come and get your share of bargains. AT 230 W. WASHINGTON ST.

THE GLOBE.

FTWANCIAL. FINANCIAL—Mortgage loans, lowest rates. _ HORACE McKAY. 31 N. Pennsylvania. FINANCIAL—*200 and upward on Indianapolis property. SPANN ft CO.. 86 E. Market

FINANCIAL—Loans 6 per oent. money; city improved property. $1-62 When Building.

FINANCIAL—Money to loan. 5, * aiul 7 per oent. J. G. MoCULLOUGH. 1S2 E. Market.

FINANCIAL—Choice farm and city loans. Lowest rates. JOHN B. HANN. 323 Lemcke. FINANCIAL—6 per cent, money on read - estate. GEORGE WOLF, second floor Lemcks Building.

FINANCIAL—910 and upward loaned to salaried men or ladies; easy pay menu. Room 732 Lemcke Building.

FINANCIAL—Leans on farms, *100 and upward; home funds; lowest rates; no delay. A. METZGER. Odd Fellows Block. FINANCIAL—A large amount of private funds. FLOREA ft SEIDENSTICKER, rooms L 2 and 3. 27H S. Delaware st.

FINANCIAL—Loans; sums ot 9500 and over.

City property and farms.

C. E. COFFIN ft CO.. 150 E. Market st.

FINANCIAL—Loans. Oar money is all prirate funds. We can let you have It same day application Is made. MEYER ft KISER.

FINANCIAL—Money to loan; large or small amounU; most favorable terms offered by any one. DYER ft RASSMANN. 43 Circle st

FINANCIAL—Money loaned In sums to sul mBssSi&t gs?v , rkS,r:Lg

loaned In sums to suit ai

rate*

st.

FINANCIAL—6 and 6 per cent, money on Improved real estate in this city, with privfieg* of prepayment. SPANN ft OO.. 99 E.

Market.

FINANCIAL—MONEY LOANED SALARIED PEOPLE bolding permanent positions with

FINANCIAL—We advance money to persons holding a salaried position. Lowest rotes. Strictly confidential. THE PEOPLE'S LOAN OO., 924 Stevenson Building. Telephone 2259. FINANCIAL—Loans: Real estate loans. We loan money cheaper than any one in the olty. Try our monthly payment plan. 5, 6 and 7 per cent. Investigate our different plans. It costs you nothing for consultation. MEYER ft KISER.

FINANCIAL—Money to loan; a large sum ot home funds left In our hands, to be loaned In sums of 9100 to 51.000 and upward at lowest rates of interest; can furnish money same day you apply; pay back when you please. ▲. METZGER. 5 Odd Fellows Block. FINANCIAL—Money loaned in sums to suit, on long or short time, on household gooda pianos, horses, wagons, ate.; the sam* day you apply without removal. Your own time to pay. Strictly private. AETNA MORTr GAGE LOAN CO., 201 Lemcke Building.

FINANCImJL— A NEW PLAN. We loan money on furniture, pianos, re hides, etc., without removal, on the building association plan. The payments are arranged In fifty small, equal weekly installments, thus

tsrest 7 per cent, a year.

PERSONAL PROPERTY SAVINGS AND

LOAN ASSOCIATION.

Room 4 Lombard Building, 24V4 E. Wash,

FIN AN Cl AL—IF YOU WANT

MONEY. MONEY IN LARGE OR SMALL AMOUNTS, ON SHORT OR LONG TIME. ON HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, PIANOS. ORGANS, HORSES AND WAGONS, SEWING MACHINES or any personal security, to be left In your possession, on payments to suit you. to be paid back at any time, each payment so made reduces cost of loan. COURTEOUS TREATMENT. LOW RATES. K. MARKET ST. MORGAGE LOAN CO..

ROOM 4 160 E. Market st.

Northwest corner Market and Delaware sta.

FINANCIALMONEY TO LOAN. 95, 910, *15, 520, 960, *100 and up on FURNITURE, PIANOS, ORGANS, HORSES AND WAGONS AT LOWEST RATES AND THE DAY YOU ASK FOR IT. Property left in your possession. Loans arnt plan, thus^ giving you

to pay it back. Loan paid In full at any time, and you pay only for the time you keep it. YOU GET FULL AMOUNT ASKED FOR. No expenses or commission taken out in advance. Business strictly confidential. Call and investigate before borrowing. SECURITY MORTGAGE LOAN CO., Room 207 (second floor) Indiana Trust Building (old Vance Block), corner Wash- - jngton st. and Virginia ave.

FINANCIAL— WE HAVE JUST WHAT YOU ARB LOOKING FOR. MONEY. MONEY. MONEY. Our easy payment plan give you ten months or forty weeks In which to pay your loan. *20 loan payable 92 monthly, or 60c weekly. 930 loan payable 93 monthly, or 75c weekly. *40 loan payable *4 monthly, or 91 weekly. ISO loan payable |6 monthly or *1.85 weekly. Other amounts In like proportion. We advance money on furniture, pianos, organs, bones, wagons, ware-house receipts or any klhd of personal property without removal. PRIVATE OFFICE. BUSINESS CONFIDENTIAL W# also loan the highest possible amounts OB watches, diamonds, jewelry, bicycles, sewing machines, etc. CENTRAL LOAN COMPANY. ROOMS 7 and 8, TALBOTT BLOCK, No. 108 N. Pennsylvania st.

FOR SALK—HORSES ANU VKHlCLMa. FOR^SAI®—Flortda^BeaT

FOR SALK—VANDERPOOL for harness.

FOR SAL®—Big sorrel work-horse; cheap. 2024 Yandee st.

FOR SAX®—Fine buggy, newly painted. 1502 N. Missouri st.

TO LET—Half of millinery store at 446 Maasaohusetts ave. 510.

FOR SALE—Hand-made surrey; nearly new; also phaeton. 2805 N. Illinois.

FOR SALE—Good surrey. 515; spring wagon, 96. Call after 6 p. m. 829 Grove st. FOR SALE—Two gentle buggy or delivery wagon horec*; cheap. 322 B. Court st.

FOR SAL®—New and second-hand vehicles of all kinds; cheap. 32 S. Pennsylvania st FOR SALlff—Cut prices, VICTOR BUGGY and HARNESS CO.. 928 E. Washington st.

double; cheap, ridlan st.

less, a few sets VANDERPOOL

22 S. Me-

FOR SALE)—Two double-decked peddler wagons. JOHN GUEDELHOEFER. 220 Kentucky ave.

FOR BALE—All kinds of horses and mules. Stock Yards. Telephone 967. GEORGE K. SCHOFIELD.

FOR SALE—Cheap work horses for sale. CITY ICE CO. STABLES, S. Delaware st.. near Union railway tracks.

FOR SALE—Wanted; Horses to pasture. Will call and get them and return. Telephone 768. Office 11 S- Alabama st.

FOR SALE—Odd buggy wheels, tops, shafts, etc., new and aecond-hand vehicles cheap. T. C. VAWTER, 489 8. Illlnola.

FOR BALE—Surreys, phaetons, buggies, roadwagons; nice gooda at low prices. 356 & Meridian st. COMSTOCK ft COONSE CO.

FOR SALE—Three delivery wagons, with tops; open wagons and a few buggies; cheap. 801 and 803 E. Market st. SCHWEIKLE ft PRAKGE.

FOR SALE—SEILL YOUR HORSES, WAG-

ONS, E3TC., AT GIBBS ft CO.’S AUCTION

SALES, SATURDAYS. 10 A. M. and 2 P. M.

13-15-17 N. Alabama. Telephone 1605.

FOR SALE!—Surreys, box buggies and old vehicles, sacrificed by Robbins ft Co., 22 B. Georgia st Other vehicles very cheap. RepairIng solicited. Hearses always In stock. FOR SALE—Now is your chance to buy or trade vehicles, a* I shall close ray entire stock out by September the lat. Your price is mine. They have to go. Have but few left. If you are looking for bargain in a flrstolosa rig, come and see me. It will be money to you. I mean business. 230 Massachusetta

ave. BEN JACOBS.

FOR SALE— REMEMBER GIBBS & CO.'S, COMBINATION AUCTION BAT® OF HORSES. CARRIAGES. WAGONS. ETC:, SATURDAY. 10 A. M. AND 2 P. M. All gooda sold absolutely without limit. No limited goods taken. - 13-15-17 N. ALABAMA.

LOS'S. LOST—Bunch of keys. Call at room 31 Lombard, for reward. LOST—Hawthorne’s ’’Twice Told Tales.'* Return to Public Library. Reward.

LOST—Tuesday afternoon; purse, containing change and baby ring. Reward. 335 N. nil* nols. LOST—Quartermaster’s K. of P. badge. Return J. A. KENDALL 310 Massachusetts ave. Reward.

reward.

LOST—Gold glasses, between St. Man’s st. and English Hotel: full value paid on return. No question*. Return to News or T. E. JOHNSON. 1905 Stevenson Building.

PKHSOBIAJL^ PERSONAL—Massage treatment: parlors 336 N. Illinois st.

PERSONAL—Massage treatment; medicated

vapor baths. 443 Senate ave.. S.

PERSONAL—Hair on ladles’ faces removed forever. VARIN, 25 W. Washington st., room 38. - PERSON A L—For luce PRINTING at reasonable price, come to BERNARD SAUER, tformerly Chanee-Mattbews Printing Oo.). No.

26 W. Maryland at.

FOR SALE—Bicycle* bougnt, 22 8. Meridian it reel. FOR SALE—Good, ’97 lady’s bicycle; cheap. HO* Proepect st. FOR SALE—Rambler; good as new; come and look at It; >16. 1218 E- Washington. FOR SALE—Wanted 500 second-hand bicyclss, will pay cash; bring title proof showing owner of wheel. Call 444 W. Washington sL

FINANCIAL

FINANCIAL—First mortgage paper bought and aold. SPANN ft CO. FINANCIAL—Money to loan; no coouniaalon _charged. H. 29 Ingalls Block. FINANCIAL—Pawn and chattel loan* WILSON. over Court House grocery. FINANCIAL—First mortgage real estate loans. WM. P. JOHNSTON, 921 Stevenson. FINANCIAL Loans. 930 and upward on real estate. Very low rate* MEYER ft KISER. FINANCIAL—Loans, building association share* purchased. NEWTON TODD. Ingalls Block. FINANCIAL—Money to loan. HENRY H. FAY. 1H E. Washington *L. over Big Four offices. FI N ANC1 AL—Have some ready money to loan; lowest rate*. SHIRLEY, 14* N. Penn-

sylvania st. .

FINANCIAL—Ready money to loan; reduced rates and sxpenaa NEWTON TODD 6 lagalla Block. FINANCIAL—Money on farms and city property; term* reasonable. THOS. C. DAY ft CO., MS-930 Lemcke. FINANCIAL—Farm loans in counties adjoining Marlon county; investigate our rates. MEYER ft KISER. FINANCIAL—Money to loan on Indianapolis real estate, farms, business property In county, towns and collaterals. UNION TRUST COMPANY. FINANCIAL—Money to loan on personal property and house h id gooda J. C. ERTEL, room 44 Lombard Building. 24H E. Washington «t- ________ FINANCIAL—6 per cent, money to loan; on Indianapolis real estate; 6 per cent, foe large amount*. Can furnish money promptly. I, N. RICHIE. 108 E. Market. FINANCIAL—Want to borrow $20,000 on long time, 6 per cent. Interest; interest payable monthly; first mortgage bonds on Indianapolis real estate; safe, sound investment. W. B. STEVENSON. 126 E. Market. FINANCIAL — Mortgage loans; mousy promptly furnished on flret-clasa improYsd Indianapolis real estate; also on tanas. PERRY M. BARNARD, successor to C. 8. Warburton. 1002 Majestic Building. ' FINANCIAL—Money loaned to salaried people without Indorsement or collateral; busl•trtcUy confidential. MERCANTILE DISCOUNT CO., room 4 Lombard Building. 24% E. Washington st. TsL 22962. FINANCIAL—Money In sums to suit, without any delay whatever; you can get It the same

TO LET—Florida Seal. TO LET—See list. INDIANA TRUST CO.~*~ TO LET-SuH* of front roons*. Mg N. New Jersey. n ' rn! * h ’* "»■«. «- a *■ senate ave.

TO LET—Nicely furnished

Washington.

TO LET-Furnished or unfurnished room. 53S R- Georgia et. • • ™ “ K w **“"*“' TO LET—Room*, furnished for housekeeping. 130 N. New Jereey. TO IJ-rr—Furnished rooms; light bousekeepl ing. 227 N. Noble st. TO LET—Back parlor: furnished; for two gentlemen. 628 N. IUlwolsTlV LBT—Three furnlabed front rooms, with board. 615 B. Ohio st. TO LET—Pleasant, furnished or unfurnished rooms. 123 E, Vermont. TO LET—Rooms, with board; modern; large yard. 1229 N. Alabama. TO LET—Furnished front rooms; bath; ItSIk 92 week. 917 Ooliegs ave, TO LET—Modem suite; Columbia Block. <5.39 to >7. 519 W. Washington. TO LtETT—Furnished rooms: modtoroz JBDQ&* MERE, 8C5 N. liiltX^Pbone 2181 fro ‘LET—Front room, alcove, bath, both see furnished. Nyw 1219 Polly are. TO LET Rooms, furnished or Qttfumiriud. for light housekeeping. 1795 Broadway. TO LET—Furnlabed room; also omoe for doetor or dentist. Cali 230 N. Pennsylvania at. TO LET—Collars am fluffs, Ittc; standard work. PROGRESS LAUNDRY; Telephone TO LET—Rooms; one square north State House, inquire at room 17, l» N. Capitol

avenue,

and al-

day you apply. Call and get our rates. Can

TO IjBT—‘Nicely/furnished front room pcove^prh^te family; reasonable. 430, E. TO - LET—Handromely furnished - rootiw. with board, visitors to olty accommodated. 4M N. Alabama. ■ TO LETT—Furnished front room: modern; references given and required. Address Z 18.

care Newa TO LET—Nicely furnished

FINANCliL—Remember to call and get our rates if you have occasion to borrow money. Loans made on household goods, pianos, etc. Lowe** rate* in tbs city. THE PEOPLE S LOAN OO., 924 Stevenson Building. Telephone 2259. ______________ FINANCIAL—Money to loan on Marion county real estate by the Celtic Saving and Loan Association, on moat reasonable terms Repay as you please. Established twentyfive years. Capital. 51,000,000. No delay. Money always ready. Office, 52 Monumaut Place. JOHN R. WELCH, Secretary.

FINANCIAL—IF YOU WANT

MONEY-On short or long time—MONEY on furniture, pianos, hones, wagons and store flxtuies, without removal. Payments arranged on monthly installment plan. Strictly private.

CAPITAL CITY LOAN COMPANY. m E. Washington at. Room 4.

FINANCIALTEN THOUSAND DOLLARS, to loan in sums ot 55. *10, *15. 120. 930, *50. *100, on FURNITURE. PIANOS. ORGANS. HORSES AND WAGONS, at rates which honest people can afford to pay, the property to remain in your undisturbed possession. A NEW WEEKLY OR MONTHLY EASY PAYMENT PLAN. ON SHORT OR LONG TIME. A RECEIPT GIVEN FOR EVERY PAYMENT MADE. Don’t pay old friends double what wa ask for the same accommodation. EVERY BODY WHO WANTS MONEY CALL AND SEE US. We give you the full amount of money you ask for; no charges taken out In advance. The transaction is sure V> be private. Don’t fall to see us and gat our rates. * INDIANAPOLIS MORTGAGE LOAN COMPANY. Room 10 147 BL Market st.

FINANCIAL—

I 9 • 9 9 9 1 9 1 $ ABOUT MONET I I HOW TO | GET IT. Ws make loans of any size, large or small, on household goods, pianos, organs, horses, vehicles, and warehouse receipts at lowest rates, for any length of time desired, without removal or publicity. Also cn watches and diamonds, valuables, etc., and to salaried people on their personal notes without indorsements or collateral. Payments can be made weekly, monthly, or to suit your convenience. No charges taken out In advanot. If you need a loan, please call on us. The transaction Is purely business, and decidedly more agreeable than

private borrowing.

INDIANA MORTGAGE LOAN CO.,

Established 1887.

Room 4 Lombard Buildii 2444 E. Washington st

9 9 9 > 9 9*9

■pSnMr.iwtih us* of

dining-room and kitchen; *10 month. 813 Bon-

ate ave.. N.

TO LBT-Tww to four room*; nicely furntohed; ground floor; housekeeping; reasonable. 935 E. Michigan. . TO LETT—To music teacher, furnished rooms, cn suite or single; light housekeeping; very reasonable. 804 N. Senate ave. TO LET-Three uiTfumtehed rooms and lattice porch, down-stairs. In large house, for housekeeping; *7. 405 W. South st. TO LET—Bee CENTRAL room 7 Talbott BBEHEj for loans on watc TO LET—Apartments in the Wy Ballard; single or cn autte; best location: rent* reasonable. APPEL. ^ TO LET-Flat#; three rooms each; bath;"hot and cold water; hardwood floors, gentleman and wife or two gentlemen; references. 511 E. Washington at. \

TO LET-HOt»E4»r

TO LET-UstTaPcirotor

TO LET—-Wee Hat. W. P MAUIff : ^

—i .n... — ’■ ' ——am— TO LET—BP ANN ft CO. 56 E. Market TO LET-Bee list. C. E, COFFIN ft CO. TO Lfflrr—Four-room bouse. 325 Blake st TO LET—McCI/LLOl'GH, 162 E. Market. TO LET—Bee list. INDIANA TRUST CO TO LET-223 N Alabama; nine rooms, burner L 1210 N. IHlnoiS. / , , TO LET—Seven rooms. Highland ave., and

stable. Inquire 209 Davidson.

TO LET—See list at floor. GREGORY ft

X> LET—Eleven-room house; * FI ret-dt ass tenant. Addresfl R

TO ,^AiSi

1121.

TO LET-House gan st. J. G. street. TO LET—House of ten rooms; modem 1mprovementa; 660 E. Tenth trt. 0*11 1406 Cornell ave.

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ftpV

TO LET—New, six-room cottage, part of city. M. E. PHELAN. 164*

ington st.

B. Wash-

COMPANY. __

TO LET—Iron bed. springs and E complete; *7.60. 249 Massachusetts.

HEDGE ft McRAB. TO LET—Desirable house: flight rooms; mod em. 112 E. Thirteenth at. THE INDIAN J

TRUST COMPANY. ’ TO LET—I have the beat twelve-n#

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Illdillf.

Tel 22811

If OTIC*.

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for rent or lease. Inquire C. E. Undertaker. 223 N. Delaware.

i TO LET—2511 E. Michigan; five rooms, 99. 2015 Highland Place, six rooms, 916. J. G. McCULLOUGH, 162 E. Market. ^ TO LET—Lower flat seven rooms, bath, fur-.

NOTICE—BRILL ft CO,, dyers and cieansra

Massachusetts ave. and Illinois st.

NOTICE—SELLERS, Dentist. removed to 13 W. Washington st., over News office. NOTICE-LOCO business cords for 75c. VICTOR, Printer, corner Court and Delaware. — — NOTICE—Dyeing and cleaning. SMITH’S DYE-WORKS. No. 208 N. Pennsylvania at

NOTICE—Beds for grown people; beds for

youths: beds for the babies at ELDREDGB ft McRAB’8, 249 Massachusetts ave.

NOTICE—Our entire stock of staple and fancy

groceries and shoes for sale or trad* for city property. Call 444 W Washington st,

NOTICE—Hot air furnaces, with combination

gas burners, for burning gas and other fuel at tbs same time. JOSEPH GARDNER. Kentucky ave. Telephone 222.

NOTICE)—An entirely new process to make

cider from apples, Independent of old screw

power; now on exhibition at Atlanta, Hamilton county, Ind. Correspondence invited; no deception. JOE LA FEbElt. NOTICE - The Plainfield Keeley InaUtute,

established 1891; fourteen miles west of Indi-

anapolis, on the Vandal!*. Plainfield Is the Ideal Institute town of the middle West. The new management has remodeled the building, which haa all modern convenience*. Correspondence invited. Address Plainfield, Ind., or 113 Commercial Club Building. Indianapolis,

Ind. Telephone 2427.

AUCTIOSSALKS. AUUnON-lTT^MANSr^wa estate and general auctioneer. 197 W. Ohio.

nace. every convenience; beautiful location;*

reference. 216 Capitol ave., N. TO .LET—See CENTRAL LOAN room 7 Talbott Block. 108 N. " for loans on watches, diamonds.

TO DIPT—office* AND rromfl». ~" TO^LOT^SeTnstT^INDIANA^’RUa^ TO LET—Store, with residence. 605 N. W’est

st., Indiana ave.

TO LETT—Desk-room or part suits of rooms. 56 Baldwin Block. TO LET—Good, location for barber shop. Call 322 W. Sixteenth st. TO LET-Offlcss and rooms. U4 E. Washington st AD. HBRETH. TO LETr—Desk-room In law office. With use of lUtwary. 612 Lemcke BulkUag. TO LET—Fine office rooms, en suits or single. Call at room No. L 19% N. Mflridlan. TO LET—Ground floor office, with bank fixtures and fire-proof vault. Inquire No. 129 W. Market st. TO LET-JieVi and 31844 Indiana avs., agitable for dentist or dressmaker; all conveniences. DYER ft RASSMANN. 53 Circle st. TO LUT-MlftCMLLAMIfiUlik TO LET—Farm, thirty acre*; two miles east of Bright wood, on Pendleton Pike. Address H 18, care News. . ^ f TO LET—Twenty acre* <rf farm or gardro

AUCTION—G. W. McCURDY. real estate and general auctioneer. 245 W. Washington.

AUCTION—A grand chance to procure' a *Pbons cheap home at 1801 S. Olive st., this city; —

eight-room house; good well, cellar, and cistern; bam and fruit, surrounded by eeveral shops doing a good business; certain to sell cheap on easy .erms at the above number, August 31. 1898, 2:30 p. m. T. J. SKMANiJ.

Auctioneer.

land; just tart of the cRy limit*. CH. CROSS ft CO., 1944 N. Meridian et.

TO LET—Largs lodge-room, Griffith Block;

furnished; heated; lighted; Janitor; |14 per

month. T. O. HARRISON, 142 E. Court *1-

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AUCTION SALE—Of furniture, carpal*, etc. I will sell on to-morrow (Saturday) morning, at 9:30 o’clock, at my room. No. 245 W. Washington st., three superior oak and walnut bedroom suites; one extra fine oak parlor suite of six pieces, with silk tapestry covering (cost 965); one choice walnut parlor suite, with plush covering, corduroy and moquette double lounges, extension tables, diffing-taMe, oak dining chairs, a variety of rockers, cottontop and box spring mattresee u. bed-springs, ingrain carpets, stands, etc., etc. G. W. McCITRDY, Auctioneer.

FOR TKADSt.

FOR TRADES—Good bicycle for buggy (Mr calve*. Address G 19, care Newa f FOR TRADE—Fine watch for wheel. Oall d-

gar store, Kentucky ave. and Illinois st.

FOR TRADE—Cash and real estate for stocks of merchandise. JOHN A. MILLER. US ».

Capitol. ' ;

FOR TRADE)—Brick Mock, Cartoon, Ind., stock shoe* and boots. Address lock box,

Westfield, Ind»

FOR TRADE— Equity in good property north for larger bouse down town; will aseums. Address X 14, care Newa

FOR THAI

new, eleven-room

for good f«

thoroughly Meridian I

FOR SALE OK TRADE. FDR SAL® OR TRADE)—Three businessrooms, renting for 166 month. Address B 19, care Newa

FOR SALE OR TRADE—One double and one single house; South Side. A, B. CORNELIUS. 325 Lemcke Building.

FOR SALE OR TRADE—Department store, ta -— good running order; owner has other bus)- near Map! ness. Call 444 W. Washington st. "

farm within ten to flfteen^miba °of

eity. W. K. KICK ft CO, FOR TRADE—Residence, VI

95,000; rents *20; large grounds; dear, dianapolts clear property: same value Big property H« for stamp. ALEX Washington, Ind. ■

FOR TRADE—Seven-room cottage. N. ^

ave., near Maple ton; excellent condition

cumbranee |B00; due four years: pries “

FOR SALE OR TRADE-*1.200-Nice alodk of groceries to trade for clear house and lot* stock- 407 Virginia ave. J. H. CLARK, 214 N. Delaware at.

BLSIKEftS CHANCE. BUSINESS CHANCE—Paylng^Mfice^buslnSw} only *100 required; rare chance. Address V 19, care News. > , BUSINESS CHANCE)—Half interest in a good real estate office; thoroughly established. Address M 19, care News. BUSINESS CHANCE-Fine restaurant, well located and doing good business, for *1(200. STOUT ft HOOTON. 5 W. Market. BUSINESS CHANCE—First-Ola** drug store, dean stock; good fixtures; not cut; place to make money. DLGDALE) ft DONETY. 590 Lemcke. ; BCILP9NG AMP LOAN AftSOClATtOMfi. BUILDING AND DOAN—Tbs Aetna Association has money to loan on long or abort time HOWARD KIMBAL4 secretary, 89 £. Market. ’ BUILDING AND LOAN—Money to loan; a Urge sum of home funds left In our care ta beloaned in sums of *190 to 11.008 and upward. at lowest rates of interest; can furnish money same day you apply. Pay back when you please. We offer far better terms than building associations. A. METZGER AGvrVCV. S Odd Fellows Block.

Will take good lot or acre or two of near Mapleton preferred. W. E. MICK FOR TRADE-Elegant, new, ten-room. oughly modern, up-to-date residence; ave.; to trade for smaller bouse of less FOR TlfeADE)—Five-acre orengu ranc' uated- corner Harrison and Indiana Riverside, Cola. Trees are all bes- 1 - varifeties are navel* Meditcrraoes and ruby bloods. Trade for stork of disc or farm In Marion county. Add. care News. Hpiendtd .(pportunRy for wishes to locate In the frult-r

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