Indianapolis News, Indianapolis, Marion County, 3 August 1899 — Page 3

THE INDIANAPOLIS NEWS, THURSDAY. AUGUST 3, 188ft

TO NOMINATE CANDIDATES

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Haw tka Dalrsat** will ba Choaen —Tkrea Hayoralty Caadtdatca ~R«p«r« af the Comity K*«

p<trt* Expaeted Soon.

WANTED—FEMALE. y ANTKJ>—Tlyl>-l-mlny>. WANTKID—PtuhTmthtr S49 V. W»«hInyton.

flrt. Ill* Central

WANTKI>—Good German

aw

WANTED—Girl lor »ec >n<l work. CIO

York.

WANTED—Girl for boueework. 102s N. Illinois •treet.

W ANTED—Dlahwasber. •trwt.

1704 E. Washington

^-WANTEIV—Gorman'glrl for housework. 1501 8.

''^SEaat at

W ANTBD—Olrl; Delaware.

general housework. 2003 N.

WANTED—Furniture moved fl per load. Telephone 111.

WANTED—Oirl for general

Klver ave.

WANTED-Good New Jersey. WANTED - W.

Washington.

housework. 1100

girt; small family. 1241 N.

A. GANT, Dentist, 36 W.

WANTED-Second girl, to go home night*. 332

N. Delaware.

housework. 1213

ADVERTISEMENTS All advertisements inserted under ordinary beading* In the "Want" columns of THE NEWS, Including Cards of Thanks and Obttl vary Notice*, are charged for at the very low * rata of on* cent a word for each day. No ad- * vsrtlwment received for laaa than 10 cent*. ‘ When blank or.dash line* are used, these are ; eight cents a line. One and two-ceat postage stamp* will be received In payment of orders kymilL

CARD OK THANKS.

. mSm and family expreon their friends and neighbors for many expressions of sympathy durti

Mm. Mary Hopkins thanks to HSf Hi the mBess and death of eon and brother, Harry. Card ot Thanks. Mr. and Mra. Wm. Vandiver wish to thank their many friend* for the klndnese »ho>en them In their late bereavement “Our little Floyd, he haa gone; He waa our Joy and pride; We loved him fondly, perhaps too well. For Ooon he elept and died. All la dark within our dwelling; Lonely are our hearts to-day. For the on* w* loved so dearly haa forever passed away.

la Loving; Rente mb rn*ic« of our darling little daughter, Catherine Marla Ortflln. who died August 3, 1«»: How we miss you, darling little sister, as we gase upon that vacant place. Around our home, sad and lonely, abeant is your loving face. You have left ua—gone forever, to be happy with the West; free from all pain everlasting, aliner, darling, God knows best FROM YOUR PAPA, MAMMA and SISTER MARGUERITE.

FUNERAL DIRECTORS.

FUNERAL DIRECTORS ADAMS A KRIEGER. 15» N Illinois at. Telephone 1164.

FUNERAL DIRECrORS -LONG A BURNS. Undertakers. No. IK \V. Market st. New tataphone No. 13*1 FUNERAL DIRECTORS - RENTHAN A BLACKWELL, Undertakers, 11* and 121 W. Market at. Telephone IIS.

FUNERAL DIRECTORS - FRANK A. BLANCHARD, Undertaker. Lady attendant. Southeast corner Ohio and N. Delaware. ‘Phones: Office, 4U; residence. 66*.

KQKBRAb DIRBCT0R8— C. K. KRBGBIG. *23 N DELAWARE 8T., Office 'phone ISO. NO BRANCH OFFICE ON N. ILLINOIS gT. "funera’l DIRECTORS--FLANKER A BUCHANAN. Lady bmbalmek. For tadlee and children. SIP N. Ullnjla st. Telephone 641. Harks at lowest prevailing prices.

MONUMENTS. MONUMENTS—AUO. DIENER, 449 E. WashIngton. Telephone *523. ^

MONUMENTS-At lowest price*. M. RELL. 414 W Washington

H FAR-

MO.VUMBNT8- LOUIS P. K KU MS HI ELIA Artistic. Prices low. 213 E. Ohio.

SOCIETY AND CLUB MEETINGS. BOCIEmf—-Improved Order Red Men. Minnows Tribe No. 38. Regular Council Are this ^Thursday) sleep A. C. JALKSKL Sachem. F. M BAILEY, C of R

SOCIETY—Queen Esther Chapter,

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at 8

E. 8. Stated meeting at Maeonlc Temple to-

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morrow (Friday) August 4 at S pm. V welcome. IDA C. WEAVER, W. M. NEfTTlI! RANRFORD, Sectvtsary. ■ ■

SOCIETY—Attention, comrade* and widows of veterans; You will And roe at the old place. Ill W. Maryland at., prepared to execute pension vouchers. Will see you get chocks promptly. COM.UADE JAS. DUNN, Notary Public.

SOCIETY-Regular meeting Marion Camp. No. ASM. Modem Woodmen of America, this evening at * o'clock. In Odd Fellows Hall, *31 Virginia av*. All vlaitors cordially invited to aaet with ua. O. R. WALD, V. C. • 3. O. BRUCE. Clerk.

SOCIETY—MASONIC—Indian apoU* Chapter. No, 5, R. A. M. Stated meeting Friday evening. August 4, at 7:30 o'clock sharp; also work in Royal Arch degree. Visitor* welcome. W. R. ETVAN8, H. P. TOM ODDY, SecreUry.

soenmr—K of P -Indianapolis Lodge, No H, meets in regular convention this <Tbprsday) evening, 7:41 o'clock Bualne** aewnon CBatie Halt in TSlbott Block. Elevator at Pennsylvania st. entrance. Visitor* we,com*. GEO. F. 8CHOWE. C. C. Attest: GEO. T. BRBUNIG. K. of R. and 8.

PATENT ATTORNEYS.

PATENT ATTORNEYS—V. II LOCKWOOD.

Building, Indianapolis. Tal.

ATTORN ET8—E. T. PILVIUS A „ Talbott Block. W N. Pennsylvania #*., Indiana poll*. New ‘phone 484. Superior facilities in patent, trademark and copyright burin*—. *»p*rt draughtsmen

REMOVAL.

K. MILES, to » 8. HUnots at.

WANTED—Girl for general

m Lexington ave.

N. Meridian «t.

■WANTED—Colored woman for laundry work.

221 X. Illinois at.

WANTED—Walter or waltreaa; must cook. 241

_ E. Washington st.

WANTEtV-Everybody to see firework* at GarAeldPark, August 4. '

WANTED-Up-rialrs girls;

once. 221 N. Illinois.

dlsnwaaheng at

W’ANTED—At once, good girl; must be good

cook. 412 E. Ohio at.

WANTED—Experienced nurse girl. Call 1102

N. Capitol, at once.

WANTED—Colored woman for general house-

work HU College ave.

WANTED-Good white girt for general house-

work. 1203 Central ave.

WANTED—A girl for general hounework; no

washing. 1614 Park ave.

WANTED—Colored girl; general housework;

small family. 907 Ash st.

WANTED—Girl; general housework. 1523 B.

Ohio; German preferred.

WANTED—Girl; German family. 1206 N. Alabama.

preferred; small

TJia Republicans of Indlanapolla will nominate candidate* for city offices on the afternoon of Saturday. August 19. The , data was fixed at & meeting of the executive committee, held last night The convention will meet at 2 o'clock. It wlil be made up of two delegates from each precinct. and one delegate for every fifty ,

; vote* cast for W. N. Harding In 18#7 and | W^A^TED—oirl f or general housework,

on* delegate for each fntctlon of over twenty-five voter*. The convention will \ nominal* a candidate for mayor, a city clerk, a Judge of the Police Court, and

councllmen-at-large.

The Aging of such an early date for the convention was considered another victory for the so-called anti-machine Republicans. who are In the majority on the executive committee. The representatives of this wing of the party. It la stated, felt that It would be wise to hold the convenj tion while their forces are still well or- ! ganlaed. As aoon as It was announced today that the convention date had been nxed • j the friends of the candidates got to work In earnest, and it Is announced that the campaign will be lively and aggressive in every precinct for the next two'weeks.

Three Candidate*.

The prospect Is that Daniel M. Ransdeil, Charles A. Bookwalter and John R. ,AHen will 8e the only candidates for the - nomination for mayor. Each has a large following, and it Is foreseen that the cont teat for delegates will be spirited. The primaries to name delegates will probably be held on the evening preceding

the day of the convention.

It was related by knowing politicians 1 to-day that a good many things may develop before the convention meets. Charles A. Bookwalter is still engaged with George H. McCaslIn In examining 1 the books of the county treasurer's office, and it Is rumored that he will make an effort to get his report with reference to that office ready before the convention meets. It may be ready only a day or two before the convention comes. It Is pretty well understood that the experts will have some Interesting things to relate In the report, and since the facts Will touch at least one man who Is “In city polities," the politicians are wondering what the effect will be on the

candidacy of Bookwalter. May Bring Oat Cwndidatea.

The Impression Is that the announcement that the date of the city convention has been fixed will bring out additional candidates for the minor city offices. : The candidates for city clerk so far announced are Charles N. Elliott, Charles Egerton, James H. Moore and E. T.

' obmbm ’ .r

The politicians at this time are not quite clear as to the candidates for Judge of the Police Court. W. H. Ripley is a candidate, and it Is understood that George W. Stubbs's name will be presented, though ho has not announced that he Is a candidate. George W. Winpenny Is also a candidate.

WANTED—At once, respectable people who are willing t<^ work 24 W. Vermont st. WANTED—Experienced waitreee; $2; board. Address JONAS HOTEL. Seymour. Ind.

WANTED—Intelligent young lady to learn hair-dressing. KINZLY’B HAIR STORE.

WANTED-Good girl family. Good wages.

for houaework; small 1419 Betlefontalne nt.

WANTED—Experienced dressmaker; will sew In famlllen until September 1. 1932 Ruckle st.

WANTED—White girl; : genera: housework; family of three; references. 718 E. Eleventh

street.

WANTED-Try BURNETTS special 15c lunch. Best in the city. 136 W. Washington

street.

WANTED—Beat meal In the <ity for 20c. BURNETTS NEW CAFE, 13* W. Washing-

ton st.

WANTED—First-class girl, with good references; beat of wage* to right party. 2417 Col-

lege ave.

WANTED—Experienced hands to make and trim hats. B. E. POTTER A SON, 517 W.

North st.

WANTED—Teeth extracted without pain. TAFTS DENTAL PARLORS, 25 W. Wash-

ington st.

WANTED—A good girl In family of two; plain cooking; no washing or Ironing. Call

60S E. Market at.

WANTED—Good cook and general houaework; from industrial Training School preferred.

2136 N. Meridian.

WANTED—MRS. STEVENS'S private horn* for ladiea before and during confinement. 418

N. New Jersey at.

WANTED—Lady canvassers to sell an article of merit: can make *2 to *3 per day. Apply MAGIC MFO. CO.,_Postoffice box 266 WANTED—White girl; cook and .general housework; no washing or Ironlngj;. small family; good wages. 1538 N. Senate ave.

WANTED—Pawn loans. Private office. CENTRAL LOAN COMPANY, room 7 Talbott Block, northwest corner Market and Pennsylvania st.

WANTED—Copyist; young lady to do writing at home; 315 weekly; no canvassing. Send 10c for copy of The Bachelor and full particulars. BACHELOR PUBLISHING CO., 8t. Louii, Mo.

WANTED—Clerks, milliners, stenographers, typewriters, dressmakers, go to Gunther's umbrella factory for umbrellas; also repsUrlng and re-covering. Factory and store. No. U N. Pennsylvania st.

WANTED—Stenographers to le\rn typewriting by touch; taught only at Vories’a Bvslnce* College, and Increase# their salaries; twice the work don* by this methol tr. same tlicf. We hold the world's record. Investigate.

WANTED—BURNETTS NEW CAFE. 136 W. Washington st.. la the largest and most complete ladle*', gentlemen's dining-room In the State. Flrst-claaa In every respect. Business men's lunch 15c. Meals 20c. Special attention given to short orders at popular priceo.

WANTED—SITUATIONS. SITUATION WANTED—Competent girls for families. 149 N. Delaware, room 5.

SITUATION WANTED—As housekeeper general housework. 1109 N. West st.

SITUATION WANTED—Stenographer; willing to substitute. Address E 9. car* J4ews. SITUATION WANTED—German girl; housework; la good cook; references. 115 N. East street.

SITUATION WANTED—By German woman; washing and ironing. Address C 13, car* News.

SITUATION WAXTED-By experienced stenographer; references given. Address K W, care News. SITUATION WANTED—Flret-clasa, experienced family cook; reference*. 30V» N. Delaware, room 11. 6fTOATION WANTED-Young man, college trained; some business experience. Address S 11. care News. SITUATION" WANTED-Lady: ' experienced bookkeeper or assistant; references; moderate wage*. 430 Minerva at.

SITUATION WANTED—By a young man of good habits in cigar store. Good reference*. Address M 11. care News

BITt? ATI ON WANTKD-By experienced miller; twenty-five year*' experience; good refer-

ences. Address V 11. care News.

SITUATION WANTED-Yfoing widow wants to keep house for widower. Call at 1389 W.

Thirtieth *t.. North Indianapolis.

SITUATION WANTRD-By registered pharmacist: single; twenty-four; A 1 references. Address W. C, HOSMAN, Fatrmount, 111.

SITUATION WANTED-Young man; twenty; good education; beet of reference*; good address: office or store work, with fair wages. Address H 10. care News

WANTED—AGEXTS. AGENTS WANTED—Agent with small capital, to represent us in southern Indiana. Address Z U, car# New*.

AGENTS WANTED—Few more agents In city and country. VETERINARY SCIENCE CO., MS Stevenson Building. • AGENTS WANTED—Jumping beans. Wholesale only; 1.000. 310; 500. *6 ; 250, $3 50; 100 31.50; retail 5c. Drummer*, agent* and streetmen's summer side line. Samples, 12. 35c; 3 10c. J. B. CO., Department 22. 657 Greenwich st., New York city. AGENTS WANTED— In every county In the State* of Indiana, Illlnol*. Ohio and Kentucky, to *ell the Rector Automatic Cream Separator; aquatic principle; thorough separation; satisfaction guaranteed; prices »7 and $10. Capacity 12 and 84 gallon*. For particulars call on or addrees A. D. BAIRD A CO,, 51 Monument Place, Indianapolis. Ind.

LOST—Bunch key*,

•t. Reward.

LOST.

Return 409 E New York

LOST—A button bearing a lady’s photo. Return to K. A. SWIOEIRT. 150 Indiana ave. Reward.

LOST—A small, enakeskin pocket case; containing small amount of silver. Return to WM. M. JlLLfiON, 131 8. Pennsylvania

LOST—A small, dark Jersey cow; from pasture between Meridian st. and Central ave.; Juet aero* the creek- Report at 2430 Talbott ave. Reward.

PERSONAL.

PERSONAL—500 business cards for 40c. VICTOR. 26 N. Delaware. PERSONAL-LORENZ SCHMIDT. Notary Public and Consular Agent, Collector of European claim*. Rooms 7 and 8. In German Fir* Insurance Block. 27H S. Delaware at

TAKER

UP.

TAKEN UP—Roan pony

Call and Identify

same at 1*19 Orange et.

TAKEN UP-On# bay and on* black horee. H. A. WATERMAN, Five Point*. Wanamaker post office.

STRAYED. STRAYED-Or Stolen: Sunday morning, white female fox terrier; brown ears; brown spot on side and tall; bobbed tall; answers to the name of Girl. Return same to No. 1207 E. Sixteenth at., and get liberal reward.

DENTISTRY.

DY.NTI8TRT—EARHART9 DENTAL PARLORS, MM B. Washington st. Call and get pilose before going »l#*wt>*ie.

ANNOUNCEMENTS. ANNOUNCEMENT—MRS. LAPPING has removed her drese-maklng parlor* to 36 Kentucky ave.

W4NTKD—MALE.

WANTED—Rock cigar. WANTED-Time* Tiger-' WAN TED - Ttsh-l-mlngo.

WANTED Male cook, it N. llllnota

IN ANTED—Barber at 34 N. Delaware at.

WANTED—Walter. 349 W Washington st. WANTED—Man to tet scales. U14~Wrtght »U WANTED—Boy In feed atore ~U5 N. Alabama.

WANTED Two waiters. 301 W. Waahington _ street. WANTED—Flret-elaa* barber 255 wT Washington st.

WANTED-Furniture moved $1 pet 1 load. Tele-

pbone 213.

WANTED—A good axeman and log handier. 604 Dorman st. WANTED—Good cook; out of city. 1301 Bteveneon Building

WANTED Night cook; male or female. 149

W. Washington st-H h

WANTEDBarber: Saturday and Sunday. 464 Massachusetts ave.

WANTED—Four carpenters. Corner Proepeot and New Jersey st. WANTED—Everybody to see firework* at Garfleid Park. August 4. WANTED—Colored cook on train; $S week. 149 N. Delaware, room 5.

WANTED—George Denton at 1301 N. Belmont ave. W. F. CONRAD.

WANTED—Straw hats bleached. Hatter, 31 Virginia ave.

HAND. The

W-ANTED—Printing In exchange for dentistry. Addrees P 12. care New*. WANTED—Barber. Friday noon to Sunday noon. 606 Ei W'aehlngton.

WANTED—Men'# and boys' hair-cutting, 10c. 138 Virginia ave. MORGAN.

WANTED—German boy to work around store and cellar. 107 N. Illinois st.

W’ANTED—Man who understands beer. Belt and EX New York

bottling

WANTED—First-claa# teamster; must have good experience. 603 Dorman st.

WANTED—Men; steady work. Apply at MECCA CLAY WORKS. Mecca. Ind.

WANTED—Neckbands put on free. HESS LAUNDRY. Telephone 1111.

PROG-

WANTED—Counter man; must be experienced. MANHATTAN, 125 N. Illinois st. WANTED—Try Burnett s special 15c lunch. _ Best In the city. 136 W, Waahington st. WANTED—Good carriage painters at JOHN aUEDELHOBFBR'S, 210 Kentucky ave.

WANTED—Two machinery molders. CRAWFORD & McCRIMMON CO.. Braxll, Ind. h

WANTED—All styles halr-cuttlng, 10c. 606 E. Washington et. MARION S BARBER SHOP. WANTED—Best meal In the city for 30c. BURNETTS NEW CAFE. 116 W. Washington st.

WANTED—Bober, colored barber; country town; four weeks; reference. Address box 17, Monrovia, Ind. WANTED—Good, general blacksmith; steady employment; 7<4 miles southeast ShelbyvlUe road. SAM CROUCH

WANTED—Experienced city canvasser* on salary or commission, for a 25c article. Addreew B 11. care News. WANTED—Stenographer; rapid and accurate; no lad Us need apply; salary 150 per month. Address O 12. care News.

WANTED—A good German farmer to run big farm: want good references. JULIUS C. KIEFER, Martinsville, Ind.

WANTED—To close out tailor-made pant* at 11.50. 32 and 33; worth from 33 to 15. W. G. SCHNEIDER. 44 Monument Place. WANTED—To employ a German farmer and wife; men to work on farm; wife to act aa housekeeper; must be reliable. Address J 12. care News.

WANTED—competent cabinet-makers and hand-carvers. Steady work and good wages guaranteed. 8LIGH FURNITURE CO.. Grand Rapids, Mich. t

WANTED—Men; Illustrated catalogue explains how w* teach barber trade In eight weak*. Mailed free. HOLER'S BARBER COLLEGE, Chicago.

WANTED—Pawn loans. Private office. CENTRAL LOAN COMPANY, room 7 Talbott Block, northwest corner Market and Pennsylvania st. WANTED—Colored boy; seventeen or eighteen years old, to do stable work and aaeist In house. Apply between 6.4) and 7:80 this evening, 1428 Central ave. ,

WANTED—We still hava a tew rents' chocolate calf, welt-sewed, $3 goods, B, C, D and E widths; coin toes. To Nose out at 31.9S. KISTNER. 136 S. Illinois.

WANTED—For Bale: We have a fine lot of boy#’ tan lace shoes, worth $1.75, that we are closing out at $1.35. NBERMAN - 8 SHOE STORE. 733 Massachusetts ave^ WANTED—A man with some experience would like to run a poultry farm, or go In partnership with some one who haa the land and buildings Addrees H 3, care New*. WANTED—Man to take charge small woodworking plant; must be able to lay off work, run machinery, and do cabinet work. References as to sobriety required. Addrees J 11. ear# News.

WANTED—Bang Lung and E Lung Company. 221 Massachusetts ave. and Chinese grocery and laundry. Shirts, 8c: cuffs. 8c pair; collars, IHc; underwear. 6c. First-class work. Called for and delivered.

WANTED—A malleable man. competent to operate malleable plant, employing 300 men; must be familiar with all mixture* and have proper executlvo and mechanical ability. Addresa N 6, care News. WANTED—For U. B. army, regular aitf volunteer; able-bodied, unmarried men, between ages of eighteen and thirty-five, of good character and temperate habits. For Information apply to recruiting officer, 35 N. Illinois st., Indianapolis, IndL WANTED—BITINETT’S NEW CAFE. 1M W. Washington at.. Is the largest and most complete ladles', gentlemen's dining-room In the State. Flrst-claaa in every respect. Business mm's lunch 15c. Meals 20c. Special attention given to abort orders at popular prices

FOR SALE-HORSES AND VEHICLES. FOR SALE-Piano-box buggy; $10. 2717 College avenue.

FOR SALE-TWO good family horses. 354 N. Meridian.

FOR SALE—Horse, buggy, harness; $35. 537 N. Temple.

FOR SALE—Good, open 1043 S. New Jersey at.

buggy; cheap. Call

FOR BALE—Bay mare; good flesh; gentle and good driver; $36. 330 W. Walnut.

FOR BALE—Shetland ponies, mares, colts and broke ponies. WOOD'S STABLE.

FOR SALE—A good delivery or surrey horee; sound and gentle. 660 Virginia ave.

FOR SALE)—A new Columbia, cut-under surrey; a good bargain. 619 8. Illinois at

FOR SALE—Doctoria buggy; second-hand; in excellent condition 34 S. Pennsylvania st.

FOR SALE—Good team; wagon and harness; new, 602 Dorman st. Inquire RAPOCKER. FOR SALE—Horses pastured; called for and returned. Telephone 76S. 11 N. Alabama st.

FOR SALE-Handsome. stylish horse; lady broke; $90 If sold at once. Call 3239 N. Pennsylvania at. FOR BALE—Selling out narnees and trunks to quit business. VANDERPOOL. 22 S. Meridian st.

FOR SALB-For Trade: Fine trap, worth $150, almost new. for top surrey or carriage. 2129 Senate ave. N.

FOR SALE—Two new top buggies; half prtca or trade for old ones; good extension-top carriage; $27. 611 Vinton.

FOR SALB-Good work horse; cheap; will work any way or anywhere. Buggy and harness. Inquire 537 Buchanan st.

FOR SALE—GIBBS A CO., Commission Dealers in horses, carriages, harness and all kinds merchandise. 15-17 N. Alabama.

FOR SALE—Little bay pony; suitable for :hildren to ride or drive; $15; sound, bay mare; good driver or'delivery. 330 W. Walnut.

FOR SALE—Three milk wagon#; some open delivery wagons; repainting and repairing a specialty. Ml and 903 E. Market at. SCHWEIKLE * PRANOE.

FOR SALE—One Columbus cut-under surrey and one Columbus buggy; both new; will sell at second-hand pries. Inquire at stable, rear 519 8. Illinois st.

FOR SALE-New and second-hand vehicles; repairing and repainting; rubber tires pat on. J. W. BUCHANAN. 603 and 604 E. WashIngton at. 'Phone 1354. FOR SALE—Umbrellas, $1 and up; sun shade*. fly nets; all gradm of harness at, lowest prices; old harness taken In exchange. Cash or payments. 313 E. Washington st.

FOR SALE—If you are looking for something nice In the vehicle line, at a moderate price, you will be well repaid In visiting our repository. 354 S. Meridian st. COMSTOCK * COONS B CO. FOR SALE—Carriage*, phaetons, buggies. rubber tires, all modern Improvements; strictly prime; impairing and repainting aoilclt*d. ROBBINS A CO , 13 E. Georgia at. Hearses always In stock. FOR SALE-This* is your chance to save money In buying a vehicle: fifty fine rigs, to be closed out at once, regard]mo of coat. Am closing out to quit Ha's some good, secondhand rigs, and few good, family homes to sell away down. 133 W. Market st BENNETT JACOBS.

FOR SALE OR TRADE. FOR SALE OR TRADE-Grocery; nbrth~Address G It care News. FOR RALE OR TRADE—Modern RW. on Beliefomalne: give or take dlfterenoe. Address D 12, care Newe. FOR BALE OR TRADE— For grocer!#*. fine coffee urn and six sirup soda apparatus; cheap. 1411 B. WashlngtH* st.

STOLEN. STOLEN —On* black, biased faced, three-year-old horse, harness and open buggy; from my bam, Tuesday night, at comer Jackson Park and Twenty-fifth st. Any Information leading to recovery will be liberally rewarded. JESSE m MANN.

YV A YTKD—M I8f'Kf.LA 1VEOUS. WANTED-Tlme# cigar.

WANTED—Tishi-mlngo. WANTED-Movpig. $1 a toad. Tel. W.

WANTED—Hypnotlst lessons. Address R It car# New*. WANTED—Gentl* pony, cart and ham#**. 2321 N. New Jersey.

WANTED—Good, second-hand lady's saddla. 2136 N. Meridian.

WANTED-Lady room-mate; $4.50 per month. 815 N. New Jersey. WANTED—Caah paid for household good*. 245 W. Washington at.

WANTED—To buy coal oil rout* and wagons. Address F^12, caore Newa WANTED—A good location for a shoe-shop; rent cheap. 1108 E. Tenth st.

WANTED—Teeth, $3. SELLERS. Dentist. 31 W. Washington, over Newa office.

WANTED—Neckbands put on free. REBS LAUNDRY, Telephone 113L

PROG-

WANTED—Rubber-tire phaeton or buggy; State price. Address A 12. care New*.

WANTED-Piano players; “Flight of the Butterfliee." Latest hit. Any music store.

WANTED—Nurseryman plate book of tree* and flowers. JOHN L. EVANS, 735 Locke st. WANTED—To figure on repairing your plumbing. J. ARNOLD, 319 Indiana ave. 'Phone 41U WANTED—To lease house, about seven rooms. Irvington. Give location and rent. Box 196, Irvington. WANTED—To buy horee. wagon and harness; suitable for vegetable wagon. Call at 244 8.

Meridian

WANTED—To exchange flrst-claiu dressmaking for lady’s up-to-date wheel. Address H

12, car* Newa.

WANTED—Shirt*. 8c. WHITEHEAD LAUNDRY, 431 Massachusetts ave. Old telephone 10742; new 3000.

WANTED—Polk's Oasetteer of Indiana, 1898 or 1699. Give price. Address pjotoffice box 49. Converse. Ind.

WANTED—Unfurnished rooms for light housekeeping; modem, by man and wife. Address T II, care News.

WANTED—Leaky cisterns cleaned and cemented. $1.50. FRANK BUTTZ, 433 Indian* ave. 'Phone 1791, WANTED—Leaky cistern cleaned and cemented; $1.60. FRANK BUTTZ, 433 Indiana ave. 'Phones 1791.

WA.NTED—Persons desiring good, wholesome board by the meal or week, can procrue same at 618 N. Meridian st.

WANTED—To buy a horse for delivery wagon; good looker: six to eight years old. Address N 12. care New*.

WANTED—Three or four rooms, between Massachusetts ave. depot and Washington st. Inquire 1134 E. Tenth st. _ _ WANTED—Gentleman wants room or room and board, with widow or small family. Address M 12. core New*.

WANTED—Have your feathers renovated by the old, reliable firm of J. C. HIR8CHMAN CO., Ill N. New Jersey st.

WANTED—Party with email, portable sawmill to saw tie* and lumber. For particulars address M. 8. FLOWERS. Yazoo City. Mias.

WANTED—Go to GRAY & GRIBBEN for diamonds. watches and Jewelry; goods sold on payments at cash prices to good people. 154 N. Illlnol* st. -

WANTED—Pawn loans. Private office. CENTRAL LOAN COMPANY, room 7 Talbott Block, northwest comer Market and Pennsylvania st.

WANTED—Pension vouchers carefully executed and promptly delivered by JOHN 8. BOOTH, Notary, 148 E. Court st. Basement. Remember the place.

ANTWED—Stamps: Uncanceled United States postage and revenue stamp* bought at a small discount: any quantity. Write or call. GEO. W. HOFFMAN. 549 E. Waahington st.

WANTED — Stricture*. enlarged prostate, gravel, gall-stones, hydrocele, piles, fistula, neurasthenia, tape-worms and blood taints cured. No knife, mercury or Iodides. 634 Indiana ave.

WANTED—Gentleman and wife would like to make their home for the winter with refined, strictly private family, who have nice, modem home; pleasant location. Address M 24, care News.

WANTED—Boy contemplating attending High School wishes heme where he can assist about premises or business place, mornings, evenings. Saturdays for board. Address lockbox 81, Sunman, Ind.

WANTED—If you need a loan on your piano. household goods, horses or wagons, try the easy payment plan and the lowest rates of tht INDIANAPOLIS MORTGAGE LOAN CO., room 10. 147 E. Market ei.

WANTED—Good rental for two persona; one has $10,000 cash and the other has $13,000 cash; any person having property of this kind to sell, will perhaps find a purchaser through W. E MICK A CO.. 118 E. Market.

WANTED—To rent cottage; six or seven rooms, by gentleman holding permanent, salaried position; and wife; house must be in good order and rent reasonable; jiortheast part of city preferred. Addreee H 1L care News.

WANTED—To buy old seta of false teeth or pieces of same; old tooth plates, crown or bridge work, or fillings out of teeth. Will pay cash for same. My specialty buying old pieces of broken Jewelry, solid, plated or filled. Drop me a card. I will call. B. H. HOLUS. 2828 Kenwood.

WANTED—Stolen from Roberts Park church. Thursday of Epworth League week, at about 1:16 In the morning. Jewett typewriter. No. 9.544. Any information leading to the recovery of this machine will be rewarded. THE TYPEWRITER REPAIR CO., 151 EX Market «t. Telephone 716.

WANTED—Singers. Young singers willing to be helpful In church work, and desiring to profit by chorus drill, will be accepted In College ave. Baptist church choir as follows: One tenor, four sopranos, three altos and thres basons. Rehearsals Saturday evening Apply in person or by letter, giving references to WM. C. SMOCK. 42 N Delaware at.

NOTICK.

NOTICE—500 busines* cards, 40c. N. Delaware.

VICTOR, 2$

NOTICE—OATES. Dentist, removed to room# 929 and 930 Stevenson Building.

NOTICE—Best cut and made suits In the city for the money. 36 S. Illinois. R. R. MILES.

NOTICE—Sheet metal work of all kinds. JOSEPH GARDNER, 39 Kentucky ave. Telephone 322.

NOTICE—For trunk repairing telephone L. E. MORRISON A CO.. *0 W. Washington. Bee Hive Trunk Fkctory.

NOTICE—Mantels and tile work. P. M. PURBELL, 231 Massachusetts ave.. half square north Denison Hotel.

NOTICE—Attention Pensioners: Pension vouchers correctly executed on and after August 4. at J. G. Swlgert's old stand. 119 W. Maryland st. Open 3 a. m. Come early, and be sure to get the right place.

NOTICE}—Notice Is hereby given that ihere will be a meeting of the members of Grace Presbyterian church and congregation at the present place of worship. Harr.ton's Hall, situated on the northeast cciner of Illinois and Thirtieth tts , In the city of Indi inapolls. Marion county, Indiana, at the hour of 7:30 o’clock p. m., on Monday, the 14th day of August, 1899. tor the purpose of electing trustees and other officers of said church and for the transaction of such other business as may come before said meeting. C. F. BEJACH, President Board of Trustees, Indianapolis, August 3, 1S99.

BUSINESS CHANCE. BUSINESS CHANCE—600 business cards fot 46c. VICTOR. 26 N. Delaware.

BUSINESS CHANCEJ-For IL500 con put you into a business that will pay 11,500 per year; established. J. Q. VOSS, 9 W. Market. BUSINESS CHANCE—Young business man; thoroughly competent, haa 1400 to $600 to Invert with service#; want no “cheap John" answers Address L 12. care Nows.

BUSINESS CHANCE-Interest In established. paying, general store, for farm or city proparty; fine opening for young man. Addrees DURHAM, 87H B. Washington st. BUSINESS CHANCEJ-A nice, little hotel; In center of city; a money-maker; if you are looking for something good for a little money, this la your chance. J. O. VOSS, 9 W. Market. BUSINESS CHANCE—First-class dry gorxVi business. In county-seat; doing fine business, clean etock; will Invoice $12,000: good rental property considered for half payment. CHAS. M. CROSS A CO., 19H N. Meridian.

OPTICIAN. OPTICIAN—DR. EMERSON DRULEY, specialist In optics: eyes examined, glaseea tarnished Office. 229Vi Massachusetts ave.

FINANCIAL, FINANCIAL—To loan $1200. 449 E. Washing ton.• FINANCIAL—Loans, from $10 up, to salaried people. 733 Lemcke Building. FINANCIAL—Loans on household goods. Mutually confidential. 201 Lemcke.

FINANCIAL—Mortgage loans; lowest P. M. BARNARD. Majestic Building.

FINANCIAL—Mortgage loans: 5 per 1 HORACE McKAY, 31 X. Pennsylvania.

cent.

FINANCIAL—Loan# on household goods; strictly confidential. 201 Lemcke Building. FINANCIAL—$1,000 to loan; private fund* CHRIS. BBRNLOEHR, 9 Pembroke Arcade.

FINANCIAL—Loans made to salaried people holding permanent positions with responsible firms upon their own name*; easy payments; strictly confidential. 207 Indiana Trust Building.

FINANCIALA NEW PLAN. We loan money on furniture, pianos, vehicles, etc., without removal, on the building assoc'tttlon pan. The payments are arranged in fluy small, equal weekly Installments, thus allowing you fifty weeks in which to pay off B ur loan; $1 20 a the weekly payment of a ■ loan; other amounts In like proportion; Interest 7 per cent, a year. PERSONAL PROPERTY SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION, Room 4 Lombard Building, 24^ E. Wash.

FINANCIAL.

FINANCIAL—Wanted: SPANN A CO.

First mortgage paper.

FINANCIAL—Money to loan; no commls charged. H. 29 Ingall* Block.

FINANCIAL—Loans on watches and Jewelry. WILSON. 30$ E. Waahington.

FINOXCIAD—Mortgage loans: 6 per cent. SPANN A CO.. 148 E. Market.

FINANCIAL-Loans strictly confidential.

on household goods: 301 Lemcke Building.

FINANCIAL—Loan* to honest si on their notes; strictly private.

.larled people 301 Lemcke.

FINANCIAL—Money to loan. HENRY H. FAY, Hi E. Waahington at., over Big Four offices FINANCIAL—$25 and $75 private funds to loan; short time. AMERICAN CO.. $6 Ingalls Building.

FINANCIAL—Money on farm* and dty property; terms reasonable. THUS. C. DAY A CO . 325-330 Lemcke.

FINANCIAL—Money to loan; lowest rates; building association ahares bought. NBWTOX TODP, Ingalls Block. .

FINANCIAL—Money to loan; 4 and 3 per cent. It costs nothing to Investigate. MEYER A

KISER 306 Indiana Trust.

FINANCIAL—6 per cent, and 6 per cent. money to loan; low commission. JOHN

WOCHER. 1 Aetna Building.

FINANCIAL-A large amount of private funds. FLOREA A 8EIDENST1CKER rooms L 2 and 3. 27V4 8. Delaware at.

FINANCIAL—Money to loan i/oweet rate* la the city. 8*# us before renewing your loan. MEYER A KISER. 306 Indiana Truat.

FINANCIAL—Money to loan; private funds; 12.000; on Marlon county real estate. CLIFFORD A RRICK. No. 504 Lemcke Building. FINONC1AL—Loons, sums at $500 and over. City property and farms. C. E. COFFIN A CO.. 150 E. Market rt.

FINANCIAL—Money to loan on street improvement bond* and other collaterals of like nature, MEYER A KISER, 306 Indiana Trust FINANCIAL—Loans on farms; $100 and upward; home funds; lowest rates; no delay. A. METZGER AGENCY, 102 N. Pennsylvania at. FTNANCIAL^-Money to loan; trust fund* In my hands at low rate on satisfactory eecurIty. F. H. BLACK LEDGE, Stevenson Building FINANCIAL—Money loaned In eums to suit, at lowest rates; private money: get our rates. McINTOSH A SON. 14$ N. Pennsylvania street. FINANCIAL—Money to loan on personal property and household good*. J. C. ERTBL, room 44 Lombard Building, 24* E. Waahington st.

FINANCIAL—Pawn loans; private office. CENTRAL LOAN COMPANY, room 7 Talbott Block, northwest comer Market and Pennsylvania sts.

FINANCIAL—Loans made on chattels at 8 per cent, per year: small commission; e**y payments. THE PEOPLE'S LOAN OO, No. 927 Stevenson Building. Telephone No. 2259.

FINANCIAL—Solid, safe Investment at 6 per cent net guaranteed; preferred stock; Talbott Place company. For further Information call on W. E. STEVENSON, 136 E. Market st.

FINANCIAL—6 and 6 per cent money to loon, according to security offered. Home funds in any amount. Pay back when you please. No delay. A. METZGER AGENCY. 102 N. Pennsylvania at

FINANCIAL—Loans made on improved Indianapolis property, with privilege of prepayment. at 4% per cent., according to amount wanted and character of security. SPANN A CO.. 148 E. Market st.

FINANCIAL—Money In sums to suit, without any delay whatever; you can get It the same day you apply: call and get our rates; can pay portion each year If you desire. 84% E. Market st., room 4. CHAS. W. OORSUCH.

FINANCIAL—Money to loan on personal property, household goods, corporation stock and other securities; reasonable rates; easy payments; fairest methods. Strictly confidential. W, F. TILDEN, 512 Majestic Building. FINANCIAL-MONEY LOANED SALARIED PEX)PLE, holding permanent positions with responsible concern* on their own names, without indorsements or collateral; easy pajrments. TO UMAX, 701 Stevenaon Building. FINANCIAL—7 per cent, interest paid on paidup stock; only a limited amount wanted; a fine Inveetment. THE UNION MUTUAL BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION, U9 W. Market et. Reference any bank In city. FINANCIAL—Gold-mining stock In undevet oped mines. In the Washington and British Columbia mining district#; treasury stock at low prices. HED7RY H. FAY. corner Washington and Meridian sts., over Big Four ticket office.

FINANCIAL—Money to loan, a large sum of home funds left In our hands to be loaned In cm ms of $100 to $1,000 and upward, at lowest rate* of Interest; can furnish money same day you apply. Pay back when you please. A. METZGER AGENCY. 102 N. Pennsylvania at. FINANCIAL—Money to loan on farm and city properties in Indiana at 6 and 6 per cent. Interest, with partial payment* Money on hand. No delay. Large loans specialty. Also Arst-clasa mortgage securities for sale. Investors Invited to call or addrees C. N. WILLIAMS & CO- 310-322 Lemcke Building. FINANCIALSALARY LOANS. We loan money on salarlea to Government employe*, clerk*, bookkeepers, salesmen, railway employes, school teachers and all other persons holding permanent salaried positions. Loans can be repaid In small weekly or monthly payment*. Busines* strictly confldeatlal. MERCANTILE DISCOUNT COMPANY. Room 4, Lombard Building, $4% E. Washington st.

FINANCIAL—IF YOU WANT MONETT. MONET IN LARGE OR SMALL AMOUNTS. ON SHORT OR LONG TIME. ON HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, PIANOS, ORGANS. HORSE* AND WAGONS. SEWINGMACHINES, 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 coat qf loan. COURTEOUS TREATMENT. LOW RATES. E. MARKET-8T MORTGAGE LOAN COROOM 4. 180 E. MARKET ST. Northwest corner Market and Delaware at*. FINANCIALMONEY TO LOAN. $5, $10. $15. $20, $50, $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 ar-rang-.'d on easy payment plan, thus giving you plenty of time tn which to pay It back. Loan may be 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 Vanoe Block), corner Washington st. and Virginia av*.

FINANCIAL— .... From $10 upward quickly loaned on furniture. pianos, store fixtures, vehicle*, warehouse receipts, etc., without removal. Loans can be arranged to run from one to twelve month#’ time, payable In small weekly or monthly Installment*. We charge 8 per cent Interest, and a reasonable fee for preparing papers, examining records, and appraising property. No other expense. No charges taken out In advance. You get full amount la cash. All business strictly confidential. INDIANA MORTGAGE LOAN COESTABLISHED 1887. ROOM 4 LOMBARD BUILDING. 24% E. WASHINGTON ST.

FINANCIALLOWEST RATES ON LOANS. A NEW PLAN. WE HAVE JUST WH£T YOU ARB LOOKING FOR A NEW AND EASY PAYMENT PLAN ON SHORT OR LONG TIME, WEEKLY OR MONTHLY PAYMENTS. We advance money on furniture, pianos, organ*, horse*, wagons, warehouse receipts or any kind of personal property; without re-

moval.

A RECEIPT GIVEN FOR ETVERY

PAYMENT MADE.

EVERYBODY WHO WANTS MONET

CALL AND SEE US.

Don't pay old friend* double what we ask

for the eatne accommodations.

You get the full amount you ask for; no

charges taken out In advance.

WE GUARANTEE BEST OF TREATMENT

>n tcvp’RV-RODY.

BUSINESS

TO EVERYBODY^ PRIVATE OFFICE

D LOWTHrr RATES IN THE CITY. INDIANAPOL8 MORTGAGE

LOAN COMPANY.

Room 10. 147 E Market et.

CONFI-

FINANCIAL— MONEY MONEY MONET MONET

MONEY MONEY MONEY MONET We make loan# on FURNITURE. PIANOS, ORGANS. v AREHOUSE RECEIPTS HORSES. WAGONS, etc., without removal! Following Is our easy payment plan, which pay* out In ten months, or forty week* $20 loan payable $2 monthly, or 60c weekly. $30 loan payable $3 monthly or 75c weekly. $40 loan payable $4 monthly, or $1 weekly. 450 loan payable $5 monthly or $125 weekly. Olfcer amounts In like proportion. W e -iso make loans on WATCHES. DIAMONDS, BICYCLES, SEW-ING-MACHINES. etc. AH business atrictly confidential. ' CENTRAL LOAN COMPANY. ESTABLISHED 1890. ROOMS 7 and $ TALBOTT BLOCK, X W. CORNER MARKET AND PENN. STS. TELEPHONE 2443.

FOR BALE—REAL ESTATE. real estate-meter A CO.

REAt EiBTATE—INDIANA TRUST CO.

REAL ESTATE—INDIANA TRUST CO. bay#

and sella real estate.

REAL ESTATE — Insurance. FKIBTCR A

. REILLY. 14* R. Market.

REAL ESTATE—Six-room house in good re-

pair at 1210 W. Thirtieth rt.

REAL ESTATE—Private money to loan; 6 per cent. C. F. SAYLE8. 77% E. Market.

REAL ESTATE—Bargain! in houaea and iota FRANK L. FUROABON. 1*7 E. Market.

REAL ESTATE—Bought and sold. MARION TRUST CO., Market and Monument Place. ItEAL BBT ATE--810 W. Tenth at., six rooms, 11,600. J. G. McCULLOVOH. 1*2 E. Market.

REAL ESTATE—Washlngton-rt. corner lot. Tuxedo Park; make offer. Address J 8, care

Newa.

REAL ESTATE—Property of oil kinds. HENRY H. FAY. 1% E. Washington, over Big Four office*.

REAL ESTATE—Fir* Insurance, rental*, loans. A. J. MEYER A CO., 150 E. Market. Telephone 110.

REAL ESTATE—*200 and upward to loan on Indianapolis real estate at lowest rates. SPANN A CO.

REAL ESTATE—Lot, 23 1-3x13* feet: one-half square end Prospect st. car line; $175. Owner, 1414 Woodlawn av*.

REAL ESTATE—Ten-room house; gas, well and cittern; cement walks. A big bargain. T. T, $447 N. Illinois et.

REAL ESTATE—Lota, Shelby rt., near Southern ave.; on street Caroline; $75 to *125 each. Owner. 1418 Woodlawn.

REAL ESTATE—$25,000 will buy vacant property that must soon double in value. Address K 1L care Newe. REAL ESTATE—For a good Investment or home tee DANIEL MATHER, room* tt and *3 Union Truat Building.

REAL ESTATE—Ten acres. Improved, nice location; ShelbyvlUe pike; near city; $1,460. Owner, 1418 Woodlawn ave. REAL ESTATE—Six acres adjoining city; > * re *- t bargain Is offered. DAVIDSON, 41* Indiana Truat.

REAL ESTATE—Lot on Bellefontalne at.; <>< Seventeenth; cheapest in this city. M. ARBUOKLB. 424 Lemcke.

REAL ESTATE—On payment*, Bevllle ave.; •, I ^55 r * ,t ’ : bvc-room house; price only 81.000. CHAS. M. CROSS A CO.. 19% N. Meridian.

REAL ESTATE—Solid, 12 per cent. Investment. Double house on Ash at., for 84,409; rente for $44 per month. M. ARBUCKLE 424 Lemcke.

REAL ESTATE—$30,000 business property; center of city; leased one tenant, paying 5 per cent net. A. B. GROVER, 4 E. Market at., ground floor.

REAL ESTATE—On payments; Mortlndale ave., near Twenty-third rt.; five-room eot- ^ # i. P w Ce f 1 - 100 - CHAS. M. CROSS A (XX, 19% N. Meridian.

REAL ESTATE—Choice corner lot, Broadway twenty-third • t -; 54 feet front; (east front). Price *1.100. JOB. W. SELVAGE 78 Lombard Building.

REAL ESTATE—(Thole*, east front lot*. Park »ve., near Twenty-second st.; all Improvement* paid; price 31.225. JOS. W. SELVAGE. 78 Lombard Building.

REAL ESTATE—Great bargain. New dweliing; eight rooms and bath-room: N. State et., 8;°00; on easy terms. HENRY H. FAY, over Big Four ticket office.

REAL ESTATB-Cheapest lot on Kenwood ave., near Twenty-eighth; all Improvements ^ for f * w d*y«- JOS. W. SELVAGE, 73 Lombard Building.

REAL ESTATE—Biggest bargain ever offered Seven-room house, with barn and email store room; must be sold within ten day*. Give u* a coll. FIBBER A REILLY, 146 B. Market rt

REAL ESTATE—New, cozy, four-room house; large back porch; large veranda; good fuel gas; Sheldon rt., Jackson Park, north of Atia* works; *600; easy term*. See owner, 17 Virginia ay*.

REAL ESTATE—New Jersey, near Twentysecond st.; east front; modern, eight-room house; price, including all municipal Improvement*. $3,600. CHAS. M. CROSS A CO.. 19% N. Meridian.

REAL ESTATE—On# of the most beautiful homes in Irvington, on oar lln--; eleven-room house; plenty of fruit and shade; will exchange for city property. CHAS. M. CROSS A CO.. 19% N. Meridian.

REAL ESTATE—We have a lot on N. New Jersey st., near Twenty-fourth; asphalt pavement and cement sidewalk made; 40x186; cast front, at ttod: only $200 caah. SPANN A CO.. 146 E Market st.

REAL ESTATE—Cheapest and best bargain In the city, 2019 Ash st.; nine rooms and bath; must be sold quick; call and see and make offer. Owner must leave city. W. EX STETVENSON. 11* E. Market st

REAL ESTATE)—We have two cash customers for good, rental property; one haa $10,000; the other haa $13,000. Bach party prefers business property, but will buy other kind. Must be good. Call and see us. W. E. MICK A CO.

REAL ESTATE)—*800 for a lot 40 feet front, Capitol ave.. near Thirty-fourth; all Improvement* made and paid; positively the greatest bargain on the street. Owner non-resi-dent, and must sell. JOS. W. SELVAGE* 78 Lombard Building.

REAL ESTATE—Money to loan; a large sum of home funs left In our hands to be loaned In eums of 8100 to 31.000 and upward at lowest rat# of Interest; can furnish money same day you apply; pay back when you please. A. METZGER AGENCY. 102 N. Pennsylvania.

REAL ESTATE—The Morris lou. with all Improvement# made and paid for; are the best vacant lots In the city for the money, within walking distance of the business center of the city, natural gaa guaranteed: only on# left on Alabama at., and a few on Central ave.. 44 feet front. SPANN A CO., 148 B. Market rt.

REAL E3BTATE—A 10 per cent. Investment In a double rental property on corner of two improved streets, within eight squares of Washington rt (north). Rental value 8720 per annum. Con be purchased for *6,500 if sold within five days. This Is a positive bargain. JOB. W. SELVAGE 78 Lombard Building.

REAL ESTATE—2531 N. Alabama et.: modern. new, up-to-drte, nine-room house; Just completed; ail of first story extra selected quartered oak; venesred doors; fine cabinet mantel; nice china closet, cemented basement; large attic; fine bath; large cistern; water motor; cement walks; street now being Improved with asphalt. See owner, J. D. MARIS, 2539 N. Alabama.

REAL BBTATE—Irvington, on Ritter ave.; first cottage south of Downey ave.; east front; two squares west of nsw school house; built In 1898 when material was 26 per cent, lower; oak and pine finish; large porch; small stable; lot 47x300; cement walk*, sewer, plenty of natural gas; large forest tree*; small caah payments; balance easy, yearly payments. Inquire of owner, on premise*.

REAL ESTATE—$1,000 or less as cash payment and $35 to $60 per month will buy a choice, new two-story, ten-room, thoroughly modern N. Meridian rt. residence; will please moot faatldlous, Bath complete, furnace, both gases, electric lights, combination chandeliers, quartered broad oak finish; laundry, with tubs propertly fitted; speaking tubes; elegant veranda, cement walks and steps, cellar, cistern. well, city water, plate-glass windows, sewer connection; an opportunity never to be repeated. W. E. MICK A CO.

STORAGE.

STORAGE—Moving, $1 per load. Telephone 768.

STORAGE—STORAGE AND MOVING. 'Phone 1049.

STORAGE—Furniture moved, II par load. Telephone 218.

STORAGE—Of all kinds at CHARLES E. SHOVER'8, 838 E. Wabaah at.

STORAGE—Packing and moving. 8. P. HAMILTON, U 8. Alabama. 'Phon* 716. Special rates.

BTORAOE—SEPARATE LOCKED ROOMS. Packing and moving household goods a specialty. 33-34-36 W. Georgia et. 'Phone 675. HOGAN TRANSFER AND BTORAOE CO.

STORAGE—INDIANAPOLIS WAREHOUSE CO., W. E. Kurt*, president; H. A Croaaland. manager. 517-523 8. Pennsylvania. Telephone 1343. WE STORE. PACK AND HAUL

STORAGE - WILSON TRANSFER AND STORAGE CO. Household moving a specialty; storing, packing and baggage work; separate, locked rooms. Storage house, 424 S. Delaware. 'Phone 2018

STORAGE-The UNION TRANSFER AND STORAGE COMPANY Is tht oldest, largest, safest and cleanest storage house tn the city. EXPERT PACKING AND CRATING OF HOUSEHOLD GOODS. Corner E. Ohio and Bee Line tracks. (The old Dickson stand.)

SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING. SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING-A. L HARDY, 729 Lemcke Building 'Phone 900. SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING-lndT-vldual Instruction. E. TAYLOR A CO., 71 Baldwin Block.

SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING—A. M. HANSON A CO.. M. F. Dtton. Principal. 900 Lemcke Building.

SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING—Individual instruction. MRS. BRYAN'S PRI.VATE SCHOOL 12 B. Ohio.

SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING—Bookkeeping. telegraphy, thoroughly taught free; beet position secured. Low rates. Day and night. Begin now. Electric celling fans. BUSINESS UNIVERSITY, When Building.

SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING—

i TYPEWRITING BY TOUCH.

Taught only at VORIBS'8 BUSINESS COLLEGE. Monument Place. Best equipped school In the world. We hold the world’s record. In-

vestigate. Both ’phones 1254.

FOR SALE-BICYCLKS.

FOR SALE—Lady's bicycle; good condition.

Inquire 18 Hubbard Block.

FOR SALE)—Another bunch ot second-hand wheels at your own price, "to make room." C. O. FISHER A CO.

FOR SALE—Special bicycle sals. On* hundred high-grade sample bicycle* will be sold at about half price. You can not afford to buy without eeelng what we have to offer. This lot will not last Ion*. Coll to-day If you want one. BEN HUR BICYCLE OO.. 121 W. Maryland st.

FOR SALE—MIBCELLANKOL'S.

FOR BALE—Moving, $1 lit.

per load. Telephone

FOR BALK—Jewett typewriters. 151 BL Mar-

ket at.

FOR SALE—Household goods; cheap; at 2197 Breadway. FOR BALE—Handsome, walnut folding-bed. 436 N. Illinois *t. FOR SALE—Feed store and coal yard. 1103 Oliver ave.. W. I. FOR BALE Bmlth-Premier typewriter, No. 2. Addreaa P 8. car# News FOR SALE—Oailgraph; good aa new; cheap. Address Q 11. care New*. FOR SALE—Dry wood; prompt delivery. PARRY MFO. 'Phone 1267. FOR SALE—Boot-black stand; aolld oak; M cheap. 503 Massachusetts eve.

FOR SALE—Cheap; mooern rooming-house;

central. Address C U. care News.

FOR BALE—Complete rertaurmnt for $15, If ■old to-day. Call 329 Virginia ave.

FOR SALE—Neckbands put on free. PROGRE8S LAUNDRY. Telephone HIl. FOR BALE—Saloon; fin* location In city. For Information call 513 W. Eleventh at. FOR SALE—$75 automatic sewing machine for half price. AddVess A 11. care News.

FOR BALE—Bargain in a nine-room houe*; 345 Jefferson eve. Good order; price $2.000. FOR SALE—Typewriter desk; with eight drawer*; fine condition; bargain. 25 Whew. FOR SALE—Nice folding couch; in fin* condition; coat $33; price 19; bargain. 25 When.

FOR SALE—Fancy pigeons; ring-doves; Angora rabbits; Belgian hare*. 2523 Capitol ave. N. * FOR SALE—All-wool, good-style pants, made to order for $2.50. R. R. MILES. 26 & HU. maiA... FOR BALE—One of the beat coal oil route* In the city; 400 customers. Address J 10, car* News.

FOR BALE—Boys' canvas outing shoes, leather solas. 49c and 69c. KISTNER'S. 135 S. Illinois.

FOR SALE—Trussea. Ten years' experience in fitting. Guaranteed to hold any rupture. 104 8. Illinois. FOR 8ALB-Trunks and traveling bags; lowest prices. L. E. MORRISON A CO.. 90 W. W’aehlngton° FOR SALE- Morgan A Wright tire*. $5 25 a pair, to close them out. VANDERFOOOL 23 S. Meridian st, FOR BALE—Wall paper, from 4c up. at ALBERT HUTCHINSON'S. 344-34* E. Washlngton. Telephone. FOR SALE—Capital City Dye Houae. 432 Masaaohusetts ave. Good business; good reasone for selling. FOR BALE—Or rent; Invalid rolling choirs; parlor reclining chairs; W. D. ALLISON. CO., 133 E. South st. FOR SALE—Bmenson square grand piano; In Brst-claas condition; $75. ALBERT KRULL, 102 8, Pennsylvania st. FOR SALE)—Stock of groceries In Indianapolis. Invoice about $1,000; excellent location. Addres* X 11, care News. FDR SALE—Square pianos from $35 to $75; payments, $5 cash, $1 weak. CARLIN A LENNOX. 5 to 9 E. Market.

FOR SALE—Rooming-house, full of roomer* and boarders; central location; will sell on payments. Addreew L 10. care News. FOR 8 A LEI—Cheap If bought Immediately: Mrs. A. B. McOregory's kitchen, dining-room and bedroom furniture. 1217 N. Pennsylvania street.

FOR BALE—A bargain for aome one; bicycle store. In good location; doing good business; rent cheap; wants to leave city. Address W 11. oare Newa

FOR SALE—Stock of groceries. In splendid country town; doing fine buetneaa; Invoice about $3,000; can be reduced. Address Y 11, care News.

FOR SALE—Pawn loans. Private office. CENTRAL LOAN COMPANY, room T Talbott Block, northwest corner Market and Pennsylvania sts.

FOR SALE)—Five full-bred Bt. Bernard dope; four week* old; owner haa pedigree of parent dogs. Addreee FRED BCHROBDER. 610 Upper Fourth at, Evansville. Ind.

FOR SALE—Small stock of drugglat's labeled she If ware and drugs. They contain also one set counter balance* and weights. JOHN 8. NATION. New Lisbon, Ind.

FOR BALE)—Fin* dissolving stereoptloon outfit, complete for business; also single one, with Illustrated eongs. Big chance to get a money-maker. Address K if, care Newe.

FOR BALE—Qrocery and meat market; North Side; first-class location; average cash business dally $50. Price $1,300 cash; no trade. MoMORROW A FLANSDY, 149-161 E. Market st

FOR BALK—Our leaders for this week are neat atrlpea In worsted trouaerlugs to order, 93 50 and M; the some tn checks or stripes; suits to order. $1$. 8. L. TAYLOR, formerly of Taylor A Bohnelder, 17 Virginia ave.

FOR SALE—One ten-norse power traction engine; one power hay press; on* seven-horse-power Thomeon, Houston electric motor: on* worm gear belt power freight elevator; all second-hand; In good condition; cheap. PARKHURST BROS. A CO.

FOR SALE)—Stolen from Roberts Park church. Thursday of ESpworth League week, at about 9:30 In the morning, Jewett typewriter. No. 9,544. Any Information leading to the recovery of this machjne will be rewarded THE TYPEWRITER REPAIR CO., 151 EX Market it. Telephone 711.

FDR SALE)—

A special opportunity for pension people to get lota of goods for a small amount of money. Men’* navy blue Grand Army suits, special price 16.98. Men's suite for fall and winter wear at 82.98. Men'# suits In worsted or cheviots, fully worth 89. special price for pension week, $3 98. Flnert, all-wool Clay worsted suits, fully worth $15, special price during pension week, $7.96. Bargain* in men's and boys' hats, boys' suits, boys' knee pants, boys' laundered and unUtundered shirts. For the ladles we have 8hirt waists at 39c. Shirt wist* at 49c. Shirt waists at 69c. 8hlrt waist* at 79c. Bhirt waists at 980. We guarantee a saving of 25c to $1 on every shirt waist advertised above. Separate wash skirt*, 39c Separate wash skirts, trimmed, at 49c. White duck aklrts. white pique skirts, trimmed with Insertion, at 9$c. We will save you money at THE GLOBE, 330 W. WA8HINOTON. Pension checks cashed free of charge.

AUCTION SALES.

AUCTION BALES-O. W. McCURDY. real estate and general auctioneer, IMS W. Washington.

AUCTION—T. J. 8EMANS. Auctioneer, mils furniture, residence, atocks of good* and real estate. 107 W. Ohio.

AUCTION SALE—Of real estate. Three-room house and stable; No. 1161 Massachusetts ave.; lot 45x100; street* Improved; sidewalk* made; at auction Saturday afternoon. August 5, at 4 o'clock. Hurt be eold. O. W. McCURDY. Auctioneer.

AUCTION SALE)—Of furniture, carpets, eta, will be sold on Friday morning. August 4, at 9:30 o’clock, at the residence, No. 36 W. Vermont rt.: fine-portable wardrobe; splendid sideboard; three excellent bedroom suite*, elegant bedroom suites, wtth toilet waabstand; hall tree, dressers, rockers, very fine oak mantel folding-bed; marble top stands, ruga, brussel* and Ingrain carpets; hall and sUIr carepta; box mattresses, matting, waehrtands, cotton and cotton-top mattrecaes, bed-springs, cook etove, pillow*, comforts, toilet seta sheet*, blanket*, shades and a great many other article#. G. W. McCURDY, Auctioneer.

AUCTION BALE—Extraordinary. I sell on Monday, August T, at 9 JO a. m.. at 325 N. Hlinoi* st.; seventeen room* full of elegant furniture, seventeen carpets, bruemls and ingrain; seventeen beds and bedroom suites; fifteen rocket*, stand*, center tables; on* Emerson upright piano; nearly new; one elegant, large music-box and stand; on* fine bookcase; two elegant Windsor folding-beds, one china closet, one fine sideboard; two oak hall settee* Iron bed* single and double; lace curtains: shade*, four extension tables, forty dining chairs, wagon load of dishes; one fine, large, steel range: coaobe* If* yard* nearly new linoleum, large Ice-box; rugs of all kinds. Goods all In fine condition. You do not want to mta* this sale. Goods can not be seen anti] day of sole. DAWSON, Auctioneer, 237 EX Washington st.

TO LET-OFFICES AND STORES.

TO LET-See list. INDIANA TRUST CO.

TO LET—Store-room and dwelling. 1637 8. Merldlan. TO LET—Store-room, 140 Virginal ave. HITZ BAKING CO.

TO LET—Desk room, with telephone. Stevenson Building.

12C7

TO LETT—Office* for doctors or dentists. Central ave. and Sixteenth st.

TO LET—Good rtore-room. 331 Massachusetts av*. Inquire 318 Maskachumtu ave

TO LET—8 tore-roc me, for notion*. p'.umlMM, electrician*, hardware. Central ave. and Sixteenth et.

TO LET—Part of dear store for office of desk-room. 530 W. Waahii gton st., Indiana-

poll*. Ind.

TO LET-3tore-room. No. 1*6 ' Massachusetts av*.. Enterprise Hotel Building. NEWTON TODD. Ingalls Block.

TO LET—Two new store-room* with dwelling attached; corner M- trie st. and Capitol ave. S. Inquire 111 W. Morris et.

TO LETT—Store-room at 928 E. Waahington rt. Reliable for any kind of bualnea#; 815. Apply at MONARCH GROCERY, 112 K. Washington et.

TO LET-MI St ELLANKOU*. TO LEJT—Barber shop; two-cholr. Central ave. and Sixteenth et.

TO LET-ROOM*.

TO LET—A J. MEYER A CD.

TO LE5T-

tirt. INDIANA TRUST CO.

TO LET-Room*, with board. 683 N. MerldlUh TO LET—Front room; board 14 desired. 581 If. Noble. nT LET—Furnished front retire; iNUhTeM JL llllaole et. * TO LET—Fnratehed rooms; bath; board. 22t W. Ohio «.

TO LET—Two furnished or unfurnished 106 B. Pratt.

TO LET—Elegant, furnished room*; both. 181 N. Alabama. TO LET—Two furnished front room*. 4M R Louisiana rt. TO LET—FUrniahed or unfurnished rooaw, 7if N. Delaware.

TO LET—Housekeeping and lodging rooms. 386 Capitol ave. N.

TO LET—Second floor; furnished; to good fare* Hy. m capitoi. N. TO LET—Furnished front room#; hourekeep*

Iwg. m Capitol N.

TO LET—Twt> large, front rooms; furnished.

310 N. Delaware et. '

TO LET—Large eve* roam tor two gvntlamen;

bath. S3 W. Vermont.

TO LET—Freniahed rooms; modern. EDGE-

MERE, 306 N. HUnoM.

TO LET-Room*, with board. 511 N. Meridian.

Table boarder* desired.

TO LET—Furnished altxive room! both; pri-

vate 310 E. Michigan.

TO LET—Newly furnlehed rooms; modern:

bath. 333 N. Capitol ave.

TO LET—Three furnished rooms; board. 888 N. Delaware.

modern;

TO LET—Nicely furnished rooms, with board; bath. 329 Capitol ave. N. TO LET—Two unfurnished, housekeeping rooms; 85. 210 N. Liberty.

TO LET—Rooms; both; telephone; gentlemen preferred. 605 N. Alabama.

TO LET—Choice room, with light breakfast M desired. 486 E. Michigan st. TO LET—Suite furnished room*; modern conveniences. 505 N. Delaware.

TO LETT—Down-stairs, front room for Ugh* ^housekeeping. 304 N. Senate. TO LET—Room* with board; also d*y boardera wanted. 643 N. Meridian. TO LET—Ntoeiy furnished front rooms with gas. Btewart Place, room 25. TO LET—Furnished and unfurnished; light housekeeping, 18 W. Market rt, TO LET—Rooms; board; 81; meal tickets. RUSSELL'S. 386 N. Delaware. - TO LET—CfeiUBi^ta Block suite; all coavenIwecee, $5.10. 619 W. Washington.

TO LET—Neckbands put on free. PROGRE88 LAUNDRY. Telephone 1131. TO LET—Three room* for housekeeping; modem, no other roomer*. 705 N. East at.

housekeeping rooms. 189 N. A

gentlemi laboma

TO LET—FuraMted room; new house; all conveniences; reasonable. 634 S. New York.

TO LET—Suite room*. Moody Block; water; gee; 67.50; 35 50. 90% N. Delaware, room 10. TO LET—Three or four nicely furnished room*; ground floor; housekeeping. 486 E. Vermont. TO LET—Furnished rooms: 75c to $2 per week; also for light housekeeping. 619 W. Market

TO LET—Hotel Enterpnee; rooms >Sc. 16c, and 50c; by the week, fl to 83; meal tickets, U meals $3.

TO LET—Nicely furnished room. Including first-class board; references required. 616 N. Meridian st.

TO LET—Nicely furnished rooms: modeijn. at 51* N. Pennsylvania. WONN k HOOTON. 6 W Market.

TO LET—Large, front room with alcove; neatly furnished; bath and all conveniences. 161 N. Alabama. TO LET—Nlosly furnished rooms; all modem convenience#. Telephone In bouse. 310 N, California rt. TO LET—Furnished front room with alcove; bedroom; bath, etc.; southwest corner Mlchtgtn_and Bart. TO LETT—Desirable, furnished rooms; light housekeeping; modern; also steeping rooms. 638 N. Illlnol*.

TO LET-Thre# unfurnished front roms, 331 Massachusetts ave.. 111. EDBON T. WOOD. S3 Baldwin Block , TO LET—Elegantly furnished, front psrlorl board If desired; modern, pleasant location. 339 Capitol ave. N. TO LET—Room*. Illinois st., near Thirteenth; furnished or unfurnished; light housekeepIng. Address B 18, care New* TO LETT—Four unfurnished, up-stalra rooms' for housekeeping; also one parlor room; furnished; down-town. Address box 127. ■

TO LET—Two unfurnished rooms, with closet and pantry: light housekeeping: 49 Circle; 87.50. EDBON T. WOOD, 88 Baldwin. TO LET—PVessuat, front rcom; southwret exposure; ntoe.v furnished; privilege piano; hath, 'phone; central; reierences exchanged. 637 N. Capitol avee. TO LET—Nicely furnished room*: en suit* or single; elevator, electric light; telephone; free bathe: all modem convenience*; at reasonable prices. LORRAINE HOTEL, corner Washington and Capitol ave.

TO U£T—HOUSES.

TO LET—List. 81 Circle.

TO LET-MBYER & CO.

TO LET—Five room*. 331 Blake rt.

TO LET—Moving. >1 per load. Tel. 768. TO LET-See list. C. E. COFFIN A CO.

TO LET—L. T. LEWIB. 144 B. Market at.

TO LET-Bee list. INDIANA TRUST CO.

TO LET-flPANN A CO.. 148 E. Market at. TO LET—Furniture moved, |1 per load. Tel*-: phone 213. ~ ' ,1 TO LET—Oct printed Uet. F. T. McWHlK^R. _1*3 E. Market. TO LET—820; nine-room house In good repair. 1904 Cornell ave. TO UQT—Convenient, desirable dwelling. Inquire 1*14 College.

TO LET-719 Senate house; both gases.

ave., N„ seven-room

TO LET-See rental Uet. DENNY A DENNY, to N. Delaware st. *Tb*LET—Five roms. 410 W. Court et. Inquire 450 W. Washington st TO LET—House; seven rooms; bath; cistern; well. 409 E. North; #16.

TO LOT—Four-room flat*; modem, ave. and Sixteenth at.

Central

TO LET—Three room# and eumroer kitchen. 513 N. Davidson rt., 88, TO LET- Five-room - cottage In HaughvlUs, 2914 and 2916 w. Michigan at TO LET—Houae of four rooms and moll store room; til- No. 680 Virginia eve. TO LET—Store and dwellings; rooms; all or separate. 913 Massachusetts ave.

O. McCULLOU

ngtis

182 E. Market.

free.

TO LET—Neckband* pat

RE88 LAUNDRY. Telephone 1121.

PROG-

TO LET-424 N. Capitol ave.. brick; twelve room*. WILLIAM H. MORRISON. ( TO LET-Tbo B. South sts eight-room brick' house; with bath. Inquire next house west.

TO LET—Modem houae; eleven rooms; U13 N. Alabama, $40. EDBON T. WOOD. 6$ tfa.dwln. , ■ - - .■ ■ ■ - •'-Yii!'" TO LOT—Down-town cottage: five room*'; bath: modem; cheap. Inquire $ W. Maryland st.. TO LET—669 S! Twenty-third st.; etrlctty modern; six rooms; large attic. Inquire 2221

College.

TO LOT—1U3 N. Alabama rt., nine room#;' modem; new. J. O McCULLOUGH. 1*1 K..

Market.

TO LHIT—Seven-room houae; bath; gas; fur-

kulre 126 N. Delaware rt., of C. B.

naee. Inqu KREOELO.

TO LET-511 B. Bt. Clair; modem; eight rooms. MEYER A KISER, 806 Indiana Trust Building.

TO LET—442 E. Vermont at., ten rooms and bath. Cali A METZGER AGENCY, 101 N. Penney! vania rt. TO LET-1405 College av*., nine rooms, with hath: 830. Inquire 1412 N. Delaware st. MRS. CHAS. A DALE.

TO LET-New. double house; seven room* side: natural gaa; all modem convenience*

122$ E. New York rt

TO LET—Flat, nine room#; Washington, near New Jersey MEYER A KISER, No. M Indlnoa Trust Building. . TO LET—New. elx-rojm houae; calling t'*~ trlct, *12.50; also smol bouse, *6. CRAWFORD. 8% B. Waaalmcon. TO LET—Be van-room house; good condition; comer Talbott ave. end Twenty-second eta. $17. Inquire at 18* S. Illinois.

TO LET—Seven-room house: both, furnace; city water;, rent *22: Including furnace heat

and city water. Call 1935 Ash.

TO LET—Strictly modem, new, ten-room houae; northeast comer New Jersey and

•v* 1 _vv. st. * K»%re*ir

Nineteenth. GREGORY A APPEL.

TO LET—Have your umbrellas re-covered at GUNTHER'S U8 FACTOKY. 18 N. Pennsylvania st

TO LET—Seven-room, single dwelling: 14 W. Pratt; nine squares north of Waahingteat 81$. F. T. McWHlKTRR. m E. Mqrkrt TO LET—Two storie*. eight room*; oil modem

TO LET—Bight-room, modern houses: both, screen#; all first-cIomj. $602 and 3664 N. Dela-

ware st.; low rent. HENRY

Market rt.

137

TO LET-Attractive i something more than a and shade; borere and a coachman, cook and I HENRY D. PIERCE, » premiere. 1415 N. Meridi

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