Indianapolis News, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 August 1899 — Page 3
IliK 1IXUlAlN ArULlN JNEW8, MUM DA Y, AUUt ST 7,
BE SLEPT HIMSELF AWAY
rRKDKRlCK BAOOS IMKO THIS MOHMACi AT MIS HOMK.
Had Bcea r*o®n»Hoo« Slac« Satar. Amy Maralag H*~ CoaAttlan waa Caa»ld*r«« Waaka A*»—Ht» Lite.
Frederick Ban*, manager of the IndlanapoUa Clearing House Association, died at K) a. m. to-day at hia home, No. 17» North Pennaylvania street. He had been gradually declining In health for aevcral months, and weeks ago his relatives and friends saw that he could not recover.
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FREDERICK BAOOS.
Last Saturday morning he lapsed Into unconsciousness, from which he did not revive. "He slept himself away,” said the attendants, after the death had been announced. Death resulted from disease
of the heart.
The time for the funeral has not yet
been fixed. ' His Career*-.
Frederick Baggs was born In April, 1834, In the State of Maryland, and came to this city fifty-five years ago. He engaged In mercantile pursuits, and was for a time a clerk in the State sinking fund, which was located in the old bank building that a few years ago stood on the site now occupied by the Indiana National Bank. I^e clerked for several years In the retail dogoods house of Oliver Tousey. afterward Tousey A Byram, in East Washington street, where the Vonnegut hardware house now stands. In 1863 the firm left the retail business and opened a wholesale dry goods house in South Meridian street, of which Mr. Baggs was for sev-
eral years the chief bookkeeper.
In the early seventies he was Collector of Internal Revenue for this district. In more recent years he was the agent In this city for the DePauw plate-glass-works, then at New Albany, and later he assisted William Wesley Woollen, manager of the Indianapolis clearing house. For several years. Mr. Woollen having retired. Mr. Baggs was manager of the clearing-hoi'se, continuing in that position
up to the time of his death. Qwlet and I'nostenfntloa*.
He was always quiet, unostentatious and a firm and steadfast friend, with the kindliest sympathies for his fellow-man. He was best known and best loved through his connection with Roberts Park M. E. church, of which he and his wife had bo:h been members for more than fifty years, Mr. Baggs having Joined Roberts chapel, the parent of the present Roberts Park church. In AprU. 1M6, and his wife in 1817
when a girl fourteen years old.
On February », 1899, Mr. and Mrs. Baggs celebrated the fiftieth anniversary of their wedding. The occasion was taken advantage of to present to the venerable couple a memorial of their church work. This was prepared by Col. John W. Ray. It set out that Mr. Baggs had been a class-leader In the church for over thirtyfive years; trustee for terms amounting
to thirty-eight years, steward for three years, Sunday-school superintendent for thirty-two years and Sunday-school
Sunday-school four years. ThH memorial said: "You have been acquainted with the glories, the triumph*, the victories of old Roberta chapel and Roberts Park; have heard the shouts of Joy from lips now shouting In heaven. Today (February », 1199) you gr*eet Sister Bly. the only surviving member of the church of 1842. as you and she march to the heavenly home.” . He leaves a widow and two daughters— Mrs. Joseph W. Beck, with whom he and hi# wife made their home, at 1790 North Pennsylvania street, end Mrs. Louis A. ICoehne, also of this city.
WILLIAM SEATON DEAD. Died Last Night After mn Illness Which Began In February. Dr. William Howland Seaton died last night, a few minutes before 10 o’clock, after an Ulnese which began In February last, from which he had partially recovered, but which was followed by a relapse. Yesterday morning, in a last attempt to save Dr. Seaton’s life, Dr. Albert E. Sterne removed a cyst which had formed on the brain. The operation was unavailing. . Dr. Seaton, who was born In this city, was graduated from the Indiana Medical College, and In 1894 took a post-graduate course in New York city, after which he began practice in this city. He was a son of Mr. and Mrs. William D. Seaton, a member of the Masonic order and of the Marion Club. He leaves a widow, Mrs. Blanche Brown Seaton. The funeral will be held from hia late home, at Pennsylvania and Pratt streets, at 2 p. m, tomorrow. KISSED ms BOY. William K, Vanderbilt Sets Newport to Gnesalng. -, N * W I or *; August 7.—What will Wm. K. ^ underbill, Sr., do next? Everybody In the smart set would like to know. Saturday at Newport he hugged and kissed his boy. Harold, down on the New York Yacht Club float, and wept a little over Oie youngster beside. All Newport wonder* whether he will speak next to the boy's mother. Mrs. O. H. P. Belmont. Mr. Vanderbilt took a small and select party out on the Valiant to see the race between Vigilant, Defender and Navahoe. Laughing and Joking, the party came ashore In the launch. On the other side of the float was a pretty half-rater. Harold Vanderbilt. William K.’s youngest son. was just disembarking from It. Father ami son came face to face. "Hello. Pop!” cried the boy, running up to him. "Hello. Harold!" returned the father. '"Who’s boat is that?" "That’s mine, Pop; I’m learning to sail
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For an answer the father seised the boj In bis arms and kissed him hungrily half a dosen times. Even the old skipper had to turn bis bead aside "I used to have a boy myself once,” he •aid. "but he was killed In the war." i Here were tears In his eyes and In Mr. Vanderbilt s, too The boy. as all Newport knowa lives with his mother now, who hi divorced from Mr. Vanderbilt and married to O. H. P. Belmont, with whom
her childrt-n live.
British Steamer Wrecked. Corunna, Spain, August 7.—The British steamer VI Inthorp, from Newport, July 21, for Lisbon, from which, as reported, August 5, nlnetecn.p/jrsins landed at Muros, rrovtnee of Comma, struck on a took. It Is now teamed, while on her way from Huelva, Spain, to Antwerp, and waa towrecked, Her crew landed safely at
in their own boats.
It W>11” mn Shamrock. Ireland, August 7.—The
»!. which arrived here to-
ts having spoken Sir Thomas rs steam yacht Erin towing the cup challenger Shamrock at 7:U Friday ten mCes southwest of Tuscar.
wind blowing. The
DIED. fiON IJBIUXK) EH- Fra nk J.. ITSS wood ave.» m.. Sunday. Au*uot 4 nrral Sam. Tuevday. Auguat *, from dene*. FHenda Invited. BBROM A NN—Petsr Bergmann, died Haturday. August 6. at n p. m . age 12 yearn Funeral from residence. 707 Beatty st.. Tuesday at I j>. m.; J:J0 p. m from German Lutheran •t. Paul’s church, comer New Jersey and McCarty st* Friends invited. In I,OTlng; Remembrnnoe of Mrs. Julia Miller, who died Auguot 7, 1SSS: We tntee thee here: oh yw». Indeed. Much more than tongue can tell; But would not call thee back again From lands where angels dwell. Thy empty chafe-, and treasures, too, rh dumb, they speak of thee,
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FUNERAL NOTICE. FARRELL—I. O. O. F.—Capital Dvjge. No. 124, I. O. O F. All mem ben. of OopitAl IXKlge are hereby notified to meet at lodgr-room tomorrow (Tuesday) afternoon at 1:30 o’clock for the purpoee of attending the funeral of the late Brother Harr)' Farrell, of Brownsville Lodge, No. 350. JOHN F. WILLIAMS, N. G. HUGH 8. BYRXIT, Reo. Sec.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS— C. K. KREOELO, 223 N. DELAWARE ST.. Office ’phone 250. NO BRANCH OFFICE ON N. ILLINOIS ST.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS— PLANNER ft BUCHANAN. LADY EMBALMER, For ladle* and children. 220 N. Illinois st Telephone 941. Hacks at lowest prevailing prtcaa.
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MONUMENTS—At lowest prleea. M. H. FARRELL, 414 W. Washington.
MONUMENTS—LOUIS P. KRUMSHIELD; artistic; prices low. 213 E Ohio.
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WANTED—Girl. 104Vi S. Illinoto.
WANTED—Dishwasher. 139 8. Illlnol*.
WA NTBD—Good girl that can cook. 228 W. Ohio.
WANTED—Immediately, chambermaid. 404 N. Illinois.
WANTED—Furniture moved *i per load. Telephone 213.
WAXTED-Good girl for general hotmework. 1921 Ash st.
WANTED—Good girl; small family. 1241 N. New Jersey.
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WANTED—Washwomen; references. 628 N. Pennsylvania.
WANTED—Girl for housework; small family. 64)9 N. East st.
WANTED—Good girl for light housework. 3U 8. New Jersey.
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WANTED—Colored woman tor general housework. 281* College ave.
WANTED—Good white girl for general housework. 1*09 Central are.
WAiNTBD—Middle-aged lady for general housework. 1802 Montcalm st.
WANTED—Two or three young lady board era. Address 8 11. care News
WANTED—Girl for general work; also girl to assist; *1.50. 115 N. East st.
WANTED—White and colored cook; atoo man, white. 14* N. Delaware, ibom 5. WANTED—Experienced overall makers; work at home. 784 Massachusetts ave,
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WANTED—Operator* on ladles' silk waists. 134 E. Washington st.. fourth floor WANTED—Girl for housework; steady place; good wages. 611 N. New Jersey st.
WANTED—Experienced band-lroner. CRESCENT LAUNDRY. 840 Virginia ave. WANTED—Experienced talloreeses for ladles’ work. Apply 982 N. Pennsylvania st.
WANTED—A young girl to do up-stalrs work only; German preferred 310 N. East st.
WANTED-Experienced girl; general housework; reference. Call 710 N. Meridian.
WANTED—Good girl for houseware; small family. Good wages. 1419 BellefonUlne st.
WANTED—Good girl for housework; small family; good wages. 1419 Bqllefontalna st.
WANTED—Five waitresses for the lakes; transportation furnished. Basement, 54 Cir-
cle.
WANTED—German gtol for general housework; must give reference. 408 N. Alabama
street.
WANTED-AT DOMESTIC LAUNDRY, two laundresses, one shirt finisher and body
Ircnar.
WANTED—Girl; general housework; small family; easy position; good pay. 2204 College
avenue.
WAN TED—Good girl for general housework, In small family; good wages. 2149 N. Me-
ridian *t.
WANTED—Teeth extracted without pain. TAFT’S DENTAL PARLORS. » W. Wash-
Ington st.
WANTED—Good white girl; general housework ; highest wages paid. Cali at 2327 N.
Meridian st.
WANTED—Woman to wash and assist In kitchen. 8HEPHBRDSON HOUSE, south of
Union station.
WANTED—Good white girl for light housework; one who can go home nights. Call
957 N West st.
WANTED-MRS. STEVENS’S private home for ladles before and during confinement. 411
N. New Jersey st.
WANTED—Young lady for office work and bookkeeping; salary 18 per week. Address
W 15. core News.
WANTKD-Shlrt ironers and plain clothes Ironer. ARMSTRONG LAUNDRY. Good pay.
324 W. Maryland st.
WANTED 1 —FI ret-class comet saleswoman. None but thoroughly experienced need apply.
Address P 14. care New*.
WANTED-A good ftrt for general housework and good oook; good wages; steady place.
Addreea Q 12. care New*.
WANTED—Experienced girl for general housework In small family; no washing; *1 per
week. Inquire 2024 Ash st.
WANTED—General house and up-aUins girls, dishwashers, laundry women. Help of all
kind*. 54 Circle, basement.
WANTIDD-Oompetent dressmaker for several weeks; mum understand cutting and finish-
ing. Address G 17, care News.
WANTED—Young lady, room and board, for 23 week; company; mu* have beet reference. Address Z 18. care News. WANTED—Old ladies’’serge congress gaftero, 69c and 99c. Serge slippers. 25c up. KISTNER’S SHOE STORE. 133 8. llllnoto.
WANTED—Baggage railroad—checked from residence to destination, when hauled by FRANK BIRD TRANSFER CO. T*L 534. WANTED-For Sale; Skirts; linen, duck and pique; closing them out at less than cost of making; from 66c up. CONRADS. 352 Massa-
chusette ave.
WANTED—Pawn loans. Private office. CENTRAL LOAN COMPANY, room 7 Talbott Block, -northwest corner Market and
Pennsylvania st.
WANTED-Boy, at 101 8 Pennsylvania st. WANTED—Pants and coat maker. » N. Me-
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WANTED—Furniture moved (t per load. Tele-
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WANtSd-First-class carriage jilnter. Call at 2H E. Ohio. WANTED-Afr experienced waiter. 349 W. Washington st. WANTED-Pastor for paper-hanger. Call after 7, 1913 Woodlawn ave. WANTED—Six couch upholsterers. THOMAS MADDEN. BON A CO. WANTED—Straw hats bleached. HAND, The Hatter. 21 Virginia ave. WANTED—Brick mason* ~M ON ON FREIGHT DEPfn. Monday- morning. WANTED—Halr-cuttlng, 10c; shave, 5c. 138 Virginia ave. MORGAN.
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7ANTED—Two machinery molders. CRAWFORD & McCRIMMON OO., Braill, ind. WANTED—Fifteen good union carpenters. Union Stock Yards. Tuesday morning, with
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WANTED—Carpenter to rent house and wor upon it. HENRY D. PIERCE, 20 N. Merldla street.
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WANTED—Neat, strong errand boy for store; 12 per week; references required. Addreea B 17. care New*. ■WANTED—A No. 1 body finisher and striper. None other need apply. C. K. STRATTON A CO., Anderson, Ind.
WANTED—First-clans buehelman; only expert need apply; steady work. THE EAGLE, 5 and T W. Washington st. WANTED—Baggage railroad—checked from residence to destination, when hauled by FRANK BIRD TRANSFER CD. Tel. 584.
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WANTED—Man to drive and care for horses; must read and write. Address, with references from former employer, R 17, care News. WANTED—Experienced salesmen; salary and expenses. Ch.ll after 7 o’clock this evening at 55 Revllle ave. IND. CIDER AND VINE-
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WANTED—Pawn loans. Private office. CENTRAL LOAN COMPANY, room 7 Talbott Block, northwest corner Market and
Pennsylvania «t.
WANTED—A competent, hustling man to sell our goods to consumers; a liberal proposition to the right man. Address AMERICAN TEA CO., Pittsburg. Pa WANTED—We atll! have a few gents’ chocolate calf, welt-sewed, *3 goods, B, C, D and E widths; coin roes. To dlisj out at IL9S.
KI8TNER, 135 S. Illinois.
WANTED—-Salesmen to adopt neat and profltble pocket side line, on commission, for an excellent novelty line. Experienced advertising solicitors preferred. References required. O. MFG. CO„ sub-station H, Jersey City. N. J. WANTED-Men to learn barber trade: only eight weeks required. Special Inducementa for applicants from a distance; position guar-
WANTED _ our wonderful new perfume. We give a
beautiful, gold-plated watch for selling 20
•kages of perfume at 10c per package. We
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give diamond rings and other costly presents for selling 10 packages. Send no money. Simply write us a postal card and we will send the perfume postpaid; also our large list of premiums fnim which you are to select your present. When perfume Is sold, send us the money and we will send you the present. We take perfume back if you can't sell It. You run no risk. STANDARD PERFUME HOUSE.
271 Dearborn st., room 25. Chicago.
WANTED—SITUATIONS, _ SITUATION WANTED—By man wTth horse. 638 N. Pine st. SITUATION WANTED—For cooking or housework. 1109 Massachusetts ave. SITUATION WANTED—A girl, plain cooking or second girl; reference. 834 Roanoke st. sYtITaTION WANTED—As” stationary en#ineer, or other similar work. Address O 13, care News. SITUATION WANTED—Two German girls, one oook, one general work. Reference*. 115 N. East st.
SITUATION WANTE D-Experienced bookkeeper and thorough office man. Address E IS, care News.
SITUATION WAN TED-As manager or housekeeper In family hotel or apartmenttiouse. Address A 17, care News SITUATION WANTED-By registered pharmacist; single; twenty-four; A 1 reference#. Address W. C. HOSMAN. Falrmount. 111.
SITUATION WANTED—Experienced horseman: best references. EXCHANGE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY. 304* N. Delaware.
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SITUATTON WANTED—By an experie..^ bookkeeper, also in general office business; referencts; small salary. Address F 15. care
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SITUATION WANTED—A* houeekeeper In widower's family; workingman’s family preferred; must be respectable. 385 S. Illinois st, ”B H.”
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SOCIETY AND CLUB MEETINGS. SOCIETY—Masonic—Stated meeting of Ancient Landmarka Lodge. No. 319, F. and A.
M.. Monday, August 7. at 7:45. W. P. GARRISON. W. M. W. R. MINER, Secretary.
SOCIETY—Star Lodge. No. 7. K. of P.. will confer the first rank on Tuesday evening.
Auguat 8. Lodge opens 8 p m. H G. H AW EK OTTO, C. C.
F. A. BLANCHARD, K. of R. and 8
SOCIETY—Stated meeting of Indianapolis Council. No, 2, R. and S. M., this (Monday) evening at 7:30 o’clock, for business and work. Companions attend. W. R. EVANS, I. M. H. J. DRUMMOND. Recorder
SOCIETY—Masonic-Stated meeting of Oriental Lodge, No. 500, F. and A. It.. Tuesday evening, August 8, at 8 o’clock. Buainese of Importance. CORY MULL. W. M. * EDWARD D. MOORE, Secretary.
WANTED-TVs'h, *5 SELLERS. Dentist.
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SOCIETY-Attention. G. A. R Regular meeting of Geo. H. Thomas Poet. No. 17, Tuesday evening. Post meets first and third Tuesday evenings of each month. A full attendance Is desired. By order of WM. H. ARMSTRONG. Commander. GEO. E. LOWRY. Adjutant.
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PERSONAL—800 business cards for 40c. VICTOR. 28 N. Dels ware. PERSONAL-BANKRUPTCY. The bankruptcy law was Intended to benefit you if you have been ‘ ~m discharge from bank; y< vrv.'Pr vvivsa aasxr. A-qv vtisaa atura grjkfj j tum-* tlon. FREDRICK T. GILBERT, Lawyer, 34 Fitxgerald Building.
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STRAYBD-Or stolen, dog; head and
black, white streak down nose, body white, •pot on cue hip. hair long. Return to
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STRAYED—Broke away from man on Ma.lleon av#.. near Belt, one brown home, eight years old; had bridle and caddie on; one bay horse, four years old. Leave Information at GATES'S STABLE! 1M N. Alabama at. Re-
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PATENT ATTORNEYB-E. T. 8ILVIUS A CO.. 1* Talbott Block. 101 N. Pennsylvania •I., Indianapolis. New ’phone 551. Superior facilities In patent, trademark and copyright business; expert draughtsmen. • l——— SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING. SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITINGTYPEWRITING BY TOUCH. Taught only at VORIES’S BUSINESS COLLEGE. Monument Place. In the world. We hold t vestigete. Both 'phones 1254.
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WANTED—$400 on good city property; no commission. Address S IT, care New* WAN TED-Two unfurnished rooms; centrally located. Address M 17. care News. WANTED—Good maglo lantern; Mate kind and price. Address C 17, core Newa. WANTED—Plano players; :, Fllght of the Bu'.'.erfllee.’' Lateet hit Any music store, WANTED—A fanner want* use of good driving horse for his care. Address R 16, care News.
WANTED—Trunks at reduced prices this week. L. E. MORRISON & CO.. 20 W.
Washington. WANTED—At 421 Hudson st.
. one hundred
men and women to become members of mat-
imonlal bureau.
WANTED—To cure strictures, prostatitis, gravel. golMtone*. hydrocele and fistula; painless 634 Indiana ave.
i tried pre-
WANTED—To buy good, five or six-roomed house on monthly payments; price not over
2l,o00. Address Q 16. care News
WANTED—Three or four unfurnished rooms, down-atalrs, for man and wife; state looatlon and price Address M 14, care News.
WANTED—Three or four unfurnished rooms, down-*talr», for man and wife; state locatlon and price. Addrtms L 16. care News. WANTED—To rent farm on shares, landlord to furnish everything; reference. M. W. GRAY, 230 E. Vermont st., Indianapolis. Ind.
WANTED—"fo borrow *3,500 at 5 per cent. Interest on strictly first-clhas residence property, north; no commission. Address <J 17, care New*.
WANTED—To buy house, six or seven rooms; pay for Rame ns rent; no cash payment; north cr northeast preferred. Address N 17, care News. WANTED—Pawn loans. Private office. CENTRAL LOAN COMPANY, room 7 Talbott Block, northwest corner Market and
Pennsylvania «t.
WANTED—We make wood, brass patterns;
or device; manufacture patent ar-
ticle* INDIANAPOLIS PATTERN WORKS.
any trick
No. 216 S. Pennsylvania st. _ ______ WANTED—Experienced livery man to Investigate my propqaltlon; will build et&ble; central, prominent street, and good location.
Address 105 N. Alabama st.
W ANTED—To buy a good piece of business property; must be centrally located and bring over 5 per cent. net. Will pay from *5.000 to
*20.000. Addrees K 17, care Ne
we.
WANTED—LOCATION FOR SAWMILL. Must be within fifteen miles from railroad. Mention kinds of timber for sale and quantity and cash price*. Address G. A. VAN PELT, Indianapolis, Ind. WANTED—If
household
easy payment . ■_ INDIANAPOLIS MORTGAGE LOAN room 10. 147 E. Martet »t.
FOR SALE—HORSES AND VEHICLES. FOR SALK—Coupe, at 1817 Cornell ave.
FOR SALK—Surrey: good condition. 1420 B.
Nebraska st.
FOR SALE-Horse. harness and phaeton; *25. 1621 Columbia ave. FOR 8ALR—One closed and one business
wagon. 214 E. Ohio.
FOR SALE-235 for good phaeton. If taken quick. 203 X. Capitol.
FOR SALE—Family horse, phaeton and harness. 1828 K. Alabama.
FOR SALE—Goal wagen; brick; one-thl^d value. 2418 Talbott ave.
broke ponies.
ictland pome*, mare WOOD’S STABLE.
FOR SALK—Fine, cut-under surrey and one end-spring buggy. 1326 Olive st.
FOR SALE—A new Columbia, cut-under surrey; a good bargain. 519 S. Illinois st.
FOR SALK—Horse and wagon, cheap. GRAY & PETRIE STABLER. 1921 N Alabama.
FOR SALE—Horses pastured; called for and returned. Telephone 768. 11 N. Alabama st. FOR SALE—Good horse, buggy and harness; eafe for any child to dirtve; cheap. 2128 College ave. FOR SALE—Payments; horse, buggy and harnww, and large work mule. SCHOFIELD, Stock Yards.
FOR SALE—Rubber-tire, piano-box, driving buggy; Columbus (O.) make; been run only few times; *55. 330 W. Walnut. FOR SALK—A handsome, family-broke horse; also combination horse; must sell quick. H. H. GATES, McLean Place Stable.
FOR SALE—GIBBS & CO., Commiosion Dealers in horses, carriages, harness and all Jtlnds merchandise. 15-17 N. Alabama. FOR SALK--Moyer buggy, Spen; been run four month*; a bargain. GIBBS & CO., Commission Dealers, 15 N. Alabama at. FOR - SALE—Wee. ’flveoear-old~sornel driving mare; cheap: perfectly gentle; sound; lady tn drive. Call Immediately, 357 Douglass.
FOR SALE;—Backboard, accommodating six
t persons; also coupe; landaulette. D. PIERCE. 1415 N. Meridian st.
HENR
eigh
RY
ey, without top;
xmght cheap GIBBS Dealers, 15 N. Alabama.
FOR SALE—Nearly new surne; light and nice; can be boi
ft CO.. Commlsalon FOR SALK-NIce, live-year-old sorrel driving mare; sound; perfectly gentle; not afraid of anything; call Immediately. 357 Douglass. FOR SALE—Garden or dairy farm, 30 acres, IV, miles from city limits; cheap If sold at once. Addreea C. O. S., box 175, Irvington,
Ind.
FOR SALE)—Handsome, small, black Shetland pony, forty Inches tall; thoroughly broken. GIBBS ft CO., Commission Dealert, IS N. Alabama.
gentle and sound; *38; a bargain. Also good little driving mare; mane three feet long; *25.
FOR SALE—Nice, six-year-old bay mare;
ind; *38; a bargain. All
ie 0
*30 W, Walnut. FOR SALE—Three milk wagon*; eome open delivery wagons; repainting and repairing a :laity, 801 and 893 E. Market at. SCHWEI-
speclalty, 801 and 8 KLE A PRANOE.
FOR SALE—One Columbus cut-under surrey and one Columbus buggy; both new; will sell at second-hand price. Inquire at stable,
rear 519 8. Illinois st.
FOR SALE;—New and second-hand vehicles; repairing and repainting; rubber Urea put on. J. W. BUCHANAN. 602 and 894 E. WaahIngton st. 'Phone 1854. 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 reposi-
COMSTOCK ft
tory. 354 S. COONSE CO.
Meridian >t.
FOR SALE—Carriages. phaeton*. buggies, rubber Ure*. all modern Improvements; strictly prime; repairing and repainting solicited. ROBBINS & CO. 33 E. Ocorfia iL Hearses alwaya in stock.
FOR BALE—Good family horse: 16 hands; weighs 1,100 pounds: safe for any one to drive; not afraid of anything; pleastant driver and very stylleh. GIBBS ft OO. Commission Dealers. IS N. Alabama st.
FOR RALE—This Is your chance to save money in buying a vehicle; fifty fine rigs, to be closed out at once, regardless of cost. Am closing nut to quit. Have eome good, secondhand rigs, and lew good, family horses to sell awsy down. 123 W. Market st. BENNETT JACOBS.
AUCTION SALKS.
AUCTION BALK—T, J. REMANS, real estate and general auctioneer. 107 W. Ohio.
AUCTION BALES—G. W. McCCRDY, raal es-
tate and general auctioneer, 245 W. Washington, AUCTION SALE—W. D. JONES. Auctioneer, 20 R Alabama st. Sells real estate, farm and household property. Rewldence, 502 E. Morris at. AUCTION SALK—On Wedmeday, August 9.
feat 10:20 a m., at 237 E. Washington st., I
sets of heavy. hra**-mounted, single ha me**; also three sets of buggy
harness: all hand-mode
a tn.
sell five sets of heavy, brass-mounted, single
o three seta «r buggy *; must beeold; harness-
maker leaving city. DAWSON, AucUeneer.
Rambl
245
>ler
W.
FOR SALE—BICYCLES.
FOR SALE—-New, high-grade wheel; never
run: *11. 203 X. Bfcat st. FOR SALES—One lady’e. one genfe bicycle: $6 each. Auctlon-houoa,
Washington.
FOR BALE—Special bicycle sale. One hundred high-grade sample bicycle* will be sold at about half price. You con not afford to buy without seeing what we have to offer. This lot will not last long. Call to-dsy If you want one BEN HUB BICYCLE CO , 121 W Maryland at.
FOR SALE OR TRADE.
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE. REAL ESTATB-MEYER ft CO.
REAL ESTATE-INDIaNA TRUST CO.
REAL ESTATE—INDIANA TRUST CO. buys
and sells real estate.
REAL ESTATE—WEBB ft OO.. 822 Stevenao*
Building, eighth floor.
REAL ESTATE—And loans. Try GEO. W.
HOFFMAN. 61H Circle at.
REAL ESTATE—It you want a bargain, see
J. W. IX*H. 10 N Pennsylvania.
REAL ESTATE—A Broadway rc*d«nce at big sacrifice. Address X 17, care News.
REAL ESTATE—Private money to loan; 9 per cent. C. F 8ATLE8. 77* E. Market.
ATE—Bought and sold. MARION
.TRUST CO., Market and Monument Place. REAL ESTATE—Improved farm, 75 acres; 11.000. W. W. OLCOTT. North Vernon, Ind.
REAL ESTATE—Lot In Tuxedo Park, one square from Washington *t. Addres* A 13.
care News.
R ^ L „ Ee J ATE - pr °P« n y of aa HENRY H. FAY, Ufa E. Washington, over Big
Four offices.
REAL ESTATE—Eighty acres close to Belt railroad and city limits. L. T. LEWIS. 144
E. Market *t
REAL ESTATE—Fire Insurance, rentals, loans. A. J. MEYER ft CO.. 150 E. Market.
Telephone 190.
REAL ESTATE—*200 and upward to loan on SPA.NN M ft 0 CO real e8lat ® 4t low * lt rates. REAL ESTATE^ Twenty-two acre farm-, south of town; close to new street railway.
1028 College ave.
REAL ESTATE—Cottage, six rooms and bath; fruit, both gasets, green-house. Apply own-
er, 1432 Fletcher ave.
REAL ESTATE—New business property; long lease; no repalm; $10,600 cash; pays over SVfa
per cent. Addreea J 17. care New*.
REAL ESTATE—Two rental properties, which
net pear 10 per cent; price *1.500. DUANE H. BOWLES, 635 Lemcke Building.
REAI, ESI ATE—I have two handsome cottages on N. Senate ave., near new Twentieth St. J. G. McCULLOUGH. 1S2 E Market.
REAL ESTATE—Vacant lots 4tna Improved property for sale In any part of th* city. GEO. WOLF, second floor. Lemcke Building.
REAL ESTATE)—One of the finest farms, 18 mllee north of city ; 175 mere*. Rare chance; a bargain; free gas BOOTH. 148 E. Court et
REAL ESTATE—Cheapest lot on Kenwood ave.; 40x122; all Improvements paid; *690 for tew days. JOS. W. SELVAGE. 78 Lombard
Building.
REAL ESTATE- 130.000 ouslness property; center of city; leased one tenant paying ( per cent. net. A. B. GROVER. 4 E. Market at.
ground floor.
REAL ESTATE—Two-story, brick residence; College ave.; beautiful home; splendid bargain offered for ten days. R. H. EAST. 5
Talbott Block.
REAL ESTATE—Six-room cottage, north; lot 50x140; east front; city water, fruit shade. Snap price 1/ taken this week. R. H. EAST.
6 Tklbott Block.
REAL ESTATE—2232 N. Delaware st., sixroom cottage; corner Twenty-third st. Owner non-resident; must be sold. J. O. McCUL-
LOUGH, 1« E. Market.
REAL ESTATE—11.37 acres on Crawfordsvllle road; one-third of mile north of Haughvllle; corner; suitable for subdividing. J. G. MC-
CULLOUGH. 182 E. Market.
REAL ESTATE—Best Investment in Indtanapolte; one square from monument; brick and stone block. Price, *50.000; pays 1 per cent.
I. N. RICHIE. 108 E. Market st.
REAL 0BTATR—81.800 buys five-room cottage on Sheldon st., near Sixteenth st.; In ■good condition; well, cistern, cellar, natural gas; big bargain. J. J KREBER, 234 Lemcke. REAL ESTATE—Lots on Park ave., near Twenty-second et. (east teonte); natural gas connections paid. Price. 81.225; third cash, balance easy payments. JGS. W. SELVAGE,
78 Lombard.
REAL ESTATE—Ten-room house; bath; complete; first-class property; great bargain. If taken at once; term* reasonable. Call and see property and get terms. No. 1634 Bellefontaine.
JOHN A. WARNER.
REAL ESTATEV-One of the handsomest homes on Meridian st., near new Twenty-first. Eleven rooms; every modern convenience Can be bought for *50 per month. Price, *7,600.
I. N. RICHIEL 108 E. Market et.
REAL ESTATE—Choice, modern, new home of ten large rooma; Alabama at. (middle square), Morton Place. Good reason* for selling. If you want a bargain, you will look thla up. It’s a anap. JOS. W. SELVAGE,
78 Lombard Building.
REAL ESTATK-The moat attractive bargain on Capitol ave.; *800 for a 40 foot front lot, near Thirty-second st. All street, sewer, sidewalk and other Improvements paid. Owner non-resident and must sell. JOfl. W. SEL-
VAGE. 73 Lombard Butldtng.
REAL ESTATE—Cottage house of elx rooms, North Indianapolis. One cf the choicest lo-
cations of this suburb; renting for *120 per
annum; large lot; room for two other houses. Will accept *2.000 for this property. JOS. W. SELVAGE 78 Lombard Building.
REAL ESTATE—Money to loan; a large sum of home funs left In our bands to be loaned In sums 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. KB N. Pennsylvania. REAL EHTATE—Choice corner lot. Broadway end Twenty-third at.; 54 feet front least). Price, *1.200. Elegant lot. Twenty-third et.. near Broadway; 40 feet front: *800 for few days. This la your opportunity to secure home In choicest part of city at moderate cost. JOS. W. SELVAGE, 73 Lombard Build-
Ins.
REAL ESTATE—For five days I offer a 10 per cent. Investment, In a double rental property, corner of two of best street* In city; both Improved and within eight squares of Washington st.: north. Property Is worth (7.500; can be purchased. If sold quick, for 96.500. as owner la to leave city. A porttive bargain. JOS. W. SELVAGE, 73 Lombard
Building.
REAL ESTATE—One of the most complete, thoroughly modern -homes tn the city; beautifully arranged and finished, with hot and cold cletem water throughout house; ftneet plumbing, steel brlck-aet furnace: elegantly decorated throughout. This property la Vo. 2301 Broadway, and If you are wanting to purchase a home. I Invite your Inspection. JOS. W. SELVAGE, 73 Lombard Building.
REAL ESTATE—I have for sale a modern, ten-room house. In Morton Place (New Jersey st. front), fully complete; elegantly finished. arranged and decorated. hardwood floors, handsome console and mantels, plate and art glass, complete laundry. Kruse * DeWenter furnace, large perches, cement walks, large ctetem, second-water well. If you want a home, look this up. JOS. W. SELVAGE 73
Lombard.
BUSINESS CHANCE.
BUSINESS CHANCE—500 business cards foi 40c. VICTOR. 2* N. Delaware.
BUSINESS CHANCE—Good saloon, cheap;
bargain Addrees E 17. care News.
BUSINESS CHANCE—*200 will buy A1 cigar •tore, In business center. Address Y 16, care
News.
BUSINESS CHANCS)—Meat-stand In east market: rent paid to January 1; bargain. Ad-
dress L 17, care New*.
BUSINESS CHANCE — Down-town drug store: werth *2.500. Good property considered. R. H. BAST. 6 Talbott Block.
BUSINESS CHANCE—*725 cash buys steam laundry In southern Indiana, clearing *25 to *35 per week. Address W 14. care News.
BUSINESS CHANCE—Grocery. North Side, doing *50 dally; Invoice *1.000. Splendid opportunity. Real eetate considered. R, H.
EAST, 5 Talbott Block.
BUSINESS CHANCE—Noahs Ark Department store; earning 50 per cent, net profits on an investment of *5,000 cash. No trades. Addrees H C. TANNER. Proprietor, Rich-
mond. Ind.
BUSINESS CHANCE-Wanted. man with *450 to take one-half Interest in good-paying European hotel. Must be able to act ae clerk; good chance to right party. Call room 1, 29
Virginia ave.
BUSINESS CHANCE—One of the longest established and best-equipped printing plants In the city for sale upon very advantageous terms. CHARLES O. BRITTON, Receiver. 12
Fletcher’s Bank Building.
NOTICE.
NOTICE—500 business cards, 49c. VICTOR, 2J N. Delaware.
NOTICE—Trunk eale at BEE HIVE TRUNK
FACTORY. 3« W. Washington.
NOTICE—Employment office. 221 N. Illinois,
removed to 54 Circle, baeement.
NOTICB-8. L. TAYLOR, formerly of Taylor ft Schneider, now at 17 Virginia ave.
NOTICE—JOSEPH GARDNER, tin work and furnaces. 89 Kentucky ave. Telephone 322.
NOTICE—
NOTICE TO BIDDERS. STEAM HEATING. Sealed proposals will be received until 13 o’clock noon, Wednesday, Auguat 9, 1899, by the Beard of School Commissioners at the secretary’s office, la the Library Building, for the Installation of steam heating tn old part of echool No. 14, E. Ohk> st. See plana and specification* at office of architects D. A. Bchlen A Son. Bid must be accompanied by a certified check for *100. The board reserves the right to reject any or all bids. EDWARD J. ROBISON. Chairman Committee on Buildings and
Grounds.
August 7. 1899.
end
FOR SALE OR TRADE—Horse, buggy harnres; and big work mule. SCHOFIELD. Stock Yards. ’ FOR SALE OR TRADE—Violin: also Odd Frilow chevalier uniform, for bicycle. No.
813 Bradshaw st.
PHYSICIANS. PHYSICIANS—DR. J B. KIRKPATRICK treats diseases of women, the rectum and urinary organs. Office 31 E. Ohio st. Office days: Monday. Tuesday. Thu reday and Friday.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
ANNOUNCEMENT—Big reduction in trunka at MORRISON ft CO.’S, 90 W. Washington.
ANNOUNCEMENT—MRS. LAPPING ha* removed her dressmaking parlors to 85 Kentucky_ are. ANNOUNCEMENT—We learn that the hotel at the Splceland Mineral Springe Is now
Those tn need of V o U ■ awgood or
and It Is really a moat delightful
open tor guests.
tlon or treatment should go there, as they will
better results as at other^^H
rther places
resort.
FOR SALK—MISCELLANEOUS.
FOR SALE-Restaurant. 540 W. Washington.
FOR SALE—Moving. (1 per load. Telephone
819.
FOR SALE—flmaii grocery. 429 W. Washing-
ton.
FOR SALE—Jewett typewriters. 151 E. Mar-
ket at.
FOR SALE—Dairy, complete. OtH 3802 N
Illinois st.
FOR SALE—A few Light Brahma bens. 1811
Nowtand ave.
FOR SALE—Foot-power screen cutting lathe.
*41 E. Sixteenth it.
FOR SALE!—$2 funeral carriages. FRANK
BIRD TRANSFER CO.
FOR SALE—Horseshoeing shop: cheap. Ad-
dres* F 17. care Newe.
FOR SALE-Trunk sale at MORRISON’S thto
week. 10 W. Washington.
FOR RALE—Gilt-edged *WW note at discount.
Addres* D 17, race New*.
FOR SALE—Dry wood; prompt delivery. PAR-
RY MFG. CO. Phone 1287.
FOR SALE—Fine St Bernard puppies; pedi-
greed. 263* N. New Jersey.
FOR SALE—Amateur' printing pre*s and out-
fit. Address D 14, care New*.
FOR SALE—Four fresh cows; all large and
big milkers. 2943 N*. Illlnol*.
FOR HALS—Barred Plymouth Rock eggs for
setting. 2221 N. New JarS*»
FOR SALE—Dark bedroom eulte, cheap; must
sell Tuesday. 424 Capitol ave.
FOR BALE—Old violin, cheap; condition ex-
cellent. Address P 17, care News.
FOR BALE—Furniture of elx rooms; atao
room# for rent. 340 E. 8t. Joe st.
FOR SALE-Neckbands put on free. PROG-
RESS LAUNDRY. Telephone 1121.
FOR SALE—Wooten office desk, cost *1*0.
Will sell for 825. 404 N. Delaware.
TOR SALE-Your family grocerlee. SCHRADER’a ■GROCERY, 458 and 457 Virginia ava.
FOR SALE—Candy kitchen and tools and toe crenm parlor; cheap. 414 E. Washington rt.
FOR SALE)—To leave the city; bargain: Bates st.; term* or cash. Address T 16. care
News.
FOR SALE—A fine lead and sine mine. In Missouri; very cheap. Address W 17. core
Newe.
FOR SALE—Open and top buggies and phaeton: payments. SCHOFIELD, Stock
Yards.
TOR SALE-Boys’ canvas ouung shoes, leather soles. 49c and *9c. KISTNER'S, 135 S.
Illinois.
FOR SALE—Three nice, black, male terrier puppies. Inquire 1931 College ave. ’Phone
No. 2478.
TOR SALE—Five-horse power vertical engine. In good condition; cheap. 127 S. Sen-
ate ave.
TOR SALE—Capital City Dye House. 432 Massachusetts ave. Good business; good rea-
sons for eelllng.
FOR SALE—500 yards seoond-hand ingrain carpet, at Tabernacle church, Wednesday
morning, 9 o'clock.
FOR SALE—One No. 2 Dean pump, at a bargain. 724 Meek at. WM. DOHN, general
machine repair shop.
FOR SALE—Stove* and furniture at M. P. ANDERSON’S STORAGE HOUSE, corner
Hosbrook and Cedar sts.
FOR BALK—Trousers to order, 83 up: suits, *16 up. 8. L. TAYLOR, formerly of Tsylor ft
Schneider. 17 Virginia ave.
FOR SALE—Square pianos trom *25 to *75; payments, *5 cash. *1 week. CARLIN ft
LENNOX. 5 to 9 E. Market
FOR SALE)—Desirable, furnished roominghouse; cheap; good locality and cheap rent.
Must sell at once. 210 N. Capitol.
FOR SALE—Groceries. STANDARD TEA CO., Washington and New Jersey, and 151 N. Delaware. See Friday’s advertisement
FOR SALE—Skirts; linen, duck and pique; - closing them out at lew* than cost of making; from 66c up. CONRAD’S, 332 Massachusetts
ave.
FOR SALE—Have your winter clothes repaired. cleaned and pressed at TAYLOR’S. 17 Virginia ave. Experts and cheapest place In
city.
FOR SALE—Limited number of second-hand Singer sewing machines; from *3 to *5 cash. At the NEW HOME OFFICE, 196 Virginia avenue.
FOR SALE—A bargain for eome one; bicycle store. In good location; doing good buslnesa; rent cheap; wants to leave city. Addres* W H,
care News.
FOR SALE—Pawn loans. Private office. CENTRAL LOAN COMPANY, room 7 Talbott Block, noithwest corner Market and Penn-
' sylvanla sts.
TOR SALE—Excellent drug store; *2.700 cash, or real estate. Will InvMce *3.000. Dissolution of partnership eauae of selling. Address
V 17, care News.
FOR BALE—Favorite Bauer piano; strictly first-clans; latest Domestic sewing machines; bicycles and supplies. INDIANA SUPPLY
OO., 154 N. Delaware, corner Ohio.
FOR SALE—F. P. TEASTER ft SOX, 824-328 B. Wabash. Telephone 657. Highest price for butter, eggs and poultry. Prompt returns. Reference. Merchants' National Bank.
FOR SALK—Typewriter, a* good as new; only few months In use; will be sold cheap, if sold Immediately; reason for eelllng, going out of buainera. Address H 17, care News.
FOR SALE—You are invited to come In and see ue roast coffee A. B. COFFY, coffee*, tears and spice*. 430 Massachusetts ave, ’Phene*: New. 2121. Old 3-28260. Free delivery. TOR SALE—Cow. Jersey, gentle, sound, good milker; horse, good style, sate and gentle, cheap; 2-inch Iron pipe, 16c foot; 1-lnch Iron pipe, 3c to 5c a foot; brick, *3 a thousand.
1415 N. Meridian st.
TOR SALE!—To clean up our lightweight*, we make trousers to measure *3 and (4. suite *13 and *16. Including worsted* and serge* Our fall style* now on display. W. G. SCHNEIDER, 44 Monument Place.
TOR SALE—One ten-norse power traction engine; one power hay pres*; one »even-hor*e-power Thoro*on, Houston electric motor; on# worm gear belt power freight elevator; all second-hand; in good condition; cheap. PARK-
HURST BROS, ft CO.
LOST.
LOST—Gent's gold watch and fob. Apply New* office. Reward.
LOST—Twenty-dollar bill, Saturday, down-
town. Return to News. Reward.
LOST—Dog collar and check. No. 1313. Finder please return to 830 B. New York st. Re-
ward.
LOST—White fan, between Illinois and Michigan and Roberts Park church. Return to 24
N. Senate.
LOST—Sunday, pocketbook. Crown HIM cemetery: ticket name card. Return KING, mil-
linery. W. Washington.
LOSTfeleweled heart of lady’s bracelet, on one of cars on Massachusetts ave. Return
to 238 B. St. Joe. Reward.
LOST—One account book, with billheads of F. H. Newman. Finder please return to 1271
Madison ave. and get reward.
LOST—Plgekin purse, on Market et., between Circle and market. Return to 814 N. East
st. Reward. MISS WHEAT.
LOST—In Union station, a package containing photographs. Return to 723 S. Illinois st. ana receive reward. PHILLIP LEVY.
LOST—Male fox-terrier; white, with black spot*: little tan about eye#; name. "Ftoxle." Return to 10H N. New Jersey at. Reward.
LOST—Conductor's punch, between Thirtyfourth and Union station. Central ave. line. No. 388. Return Illinois at. barn. Reward. LOST-Saturday, plain gold ring, between Pearl and Thirty-first, probably on Capitol ave. Reward. KELLER, care Bowen-Merrill
Co.
STORAGE.
STORAGE—Moving. *! per load. Telephone 78*.
STORAGE-STORAGE AND MOVING. ’Phone
1049.
STORAGE—Furniture moved, U per load. Tel-
ephone 213.
STORAGE—Of all kinds at CHARLES E.
BHOVER’S. 228 E. Wabash st.
STORAGE—Packing and moving. 8. P. HAMILTON, 11 8. Alabama. 'Phono 788. Special
rates.
STORAGE—SEPARATE LOCKED ROOMS. Packing and moving household goods a specialty. 82-34-36 W. Georgia at. Phone 475. HOGAN TRANSFER AND STORAGE CO. STORAGE—INDIANAPOLIS WAREHOUSE CO.. W. E. Kurt*, president; H. A. Crossland. manager. 517-523 S. Pennsylvania. Telephone 1343. WE STORE. PACK AND HAUL.
STORAGE — WILSON TRANSFER AND STORAGE CO. Househoid moving a speelalty; storing, packing and baggag* work; separate, locked rooma. Storage house. 424 S.
Delaware. ’ Phone 2028.
STORAGE—The UNION TRANSFER AND STORAGE COMPANY la the oldest, largest, eafest and clsane*t storage house in the city. EXPERT PACKING AND CRATING OF HOUSEHOLD GOODS. Corner E. Ohio and Bee Line tracks. (The old Dickson stand.)
FOR TRADE. FOR TRADE—Cottage for vacant lot. Call Mi
N. Alabama.
TOR TRADE—Bicycle and cash for driving
horse. 202 Lemcke Building
FOR TRADE—No. 8 range choking stove, for
■mall stove. 424 CkpRol ave.
FOR TRADB-Good lot for small printing of-
fice. Addres* N 18, care New*.
FOR TRADB—Farm, clear, for equity; two houses. GEO. W. HOFFMAN. 61 v. Circle st
TOR TRADE—WeU-lmprwed larm for Indianapolis property. Addreea A. M. WILSON, Putnamvllle. Ind.
TOR TRADE—Steam laundry; flrat-cl«*s; *2.508; dear of Incumbrance. W. W. OLCOTT, North Vernon, Ind.
REMOVAL. REMOVAL—R. rTMILES, to 26 S. UUnaL OL
FINANCIAL,
FI^NANCl^Lr-Wanted: Flmt mortgage paper WXANCIAL—liana on watches and jewslrr,
WILSON. 208 E. Washingtoo.
JHU^ONCIAL-Mortgay ^oans: 4 per cent. FINANCIAL—Loaas on household goods; strictly confidential. 201 Lemcke UuUding.^ FINANCIAL—9 per cent, money on real estate. GEO. WOLF, second floor Lemcke Building. FTN ANC1AL—Loans on houwhcld goods; strictly confidential. X)1 Lemcke Building.
FINANCIAL-Loans to honest salaried people on their notes; strictly private. 891 Lemcke. FINANCIAL-Money to loan. HENRY’ H FAT, Hi E, Washington at., over Big Four
offices.
FINANCIAL—815 and 875 private loan; short Um# AMERICAN CO.,
Building
FINANCIAL—Mon# ertjr; terms reaso CO., 325-330 Lemcke. FINANCIAL—Itoae;
funds to 95 Ingalls
y on farms and city prop-
erty; terms reasonable. THOB. C. DAY ft
■001 _ ney
building anoociatloi
Ton TODD. Ingalls Block.
lou; lowest ^rttsa;
•hares bought.
FINANCIAL—8 per cent, and 4 per cent, money to loan; low commission. JOHN 45 OCHER. 1 Aetna BuRdlnig
FINANCIAL—A ‘
large amount of private ' ck ■
fund*. FLOREA ' ft SEIDEN9TICKKR. rooms t, 2 and 3, 2TH g. Delaware st. FINANCIAL-Money to loan Lowest rates In the city. Bee us before renewing your loan. MEYER ft KISER. 308 Indiana Trust FINANCIAL-Money to loan; private funds; *2.099, on Marion county real estate. CLIFFORD ARRICK, No. 504 Lemcke Building. FINONCIAL-Loans, sums of *599 and over.
City property and farms.
C. E. COFFIN ft CO., 169 E. Market at.
FINANCIAL—Loan* on forms; *109 or.d upward; home funds; lowest rates; no delay. A. METZGER AGENCY. 192 N. Pennsylvania st. FINANCIAL—Money to loan on street Improvement bonds and other collaterals of like
nature. MEYER ft KIHER, 304 Indiana Trust FINANCIAL-Money loaned In eum* to suit. ’ our
lylvania
at lowest rates; private money; get rates. MclXTOSH ft SON. 149 N. Pennsyl
street.
FINANCIAL-Money to loan on pereonsd property and household good* J. C. ERTEL. room 44 Lombard Building, 14Vi E. Washing-
ton st.
FINANCIAL—Pawn loons; private office. CENTRAL LOAN COMPANY, room. 7 Talbott Block, northweat corner Market and Fenn-
sylvanla sts.
FINANCIAL—Loans made on chattels at I per cent, per year: small commission; easy payments. THE PEOPLE’S LOAN CO.. No. 927 Stevenson Building. Telephone No. 2259
FINANCIAL—Solid, safe Investment at I per hk — uaranteed; preferred stock: Talimpany. For further information - • s. STEVENSON, 128 K. Market at FINANCIAL—-Loans made to salaried
holdir- * —•*'-
FIN ANCIAL—9 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. Penn-
aylvanla at.
made cn improved Indlwlth privilege of prepay-
FINANCIAL—Loans
anapoll* property. .
ment, at 4li per cent., according to amount wanted and character of security. SPANN ft CO., 148 E. Market rt. 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
tlon each
~rtron eiWyea^ tryou^drt}^' 34* E. ket st., room 4. CHA8. W. OORSUCH.
per .Hot
FINANCIAL-Money to loan on personal prop erty, household goods, corporation HM
urttl
and
other securities; reasonable rates; easy pay-
ments: fairest methods. Strictly confi W. F. TILDEN, 512 Majestic Bulldli
dential.
FINANCIAL-MONEY LOANED SALARIED PEOPLE, holding permanent position# with responsible concerns on their own names, without Indorsements or collateral: easy paymants. TOLMAN, 701 Stevenson Building
FINANCIAL—7 per cent. Interest paid on paidup stock; only a limited amount wanted: a fine investment. THE UNION MUTUAL BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION. 1*8 W, Market st. Reference any bank In city. FIN ANCIAL-Gold-mining stock in undeveloped mines. In' the Washington and British Columbia mining districts, treasury stock at low prices. HENRY H. FAY, corner Washington am 1 Meridian sU.. over Big Four ticket
riMAMCIAI*
FINANCIAL—To loan *1 *00. 449 C. Washing ton. - FINANCIAL-Loom: from *io up. to •aJaris*
people. 522 Lemcke Building
FINANCIAL-Loans oe household good# M*
tually confldenttai. 891 Lemcke.
INANCULMortgage loans: lowest rates ^ M aft FIN ANCIAL-Mortgage loans; I per oeaL HORACE McKAY/tl N. Pennsylvania.
FINANCIAL—Straight loan* Market *t. "OKR-,
FINANCIAL-Money to loan; 4 and 9 per cent. It coats nothing to investigate. METER ft KISER. Mt Indiana Trust.
TO LET-ROOMS.
TO LET—A J. METER ft CO. TO LET—See list. INDIANA TRUST CO.
TO LET—Furnished rooms, with board. 221
W. Ohio.
TO LET—Furnished rooma. Tie up. 19 M, Wet st TO LET—Sleeping-room* No. lit E. Wash-
Ingtoa st.
TO LET—FurnlBhed, housekeeping room*. 121
Capitol. N.
TO LET—Fttmlabsd, front room: "bith. 4M
N. Illinois
TO LET—Large, pleasant, light room; «S. 719 N. Alabama. i TO LET— Furnished rooma. with toard 544 N. Illinois st. TO UTT—Furnished rooms; bath; board. Ml
B. New York.
TO LETT—Furnished, alngle ee en aulte. IT! Cbpltol ave., N. ! TO LET—Newly furnished rooms; fLR week. 329 8. Alabama. TO LlilT—Modern rooma; soft water; bath. 419 N. Delaware. - TO LET—Nicely furalshea rooma, with bath. in N. New Jersey. . . TO LBT—Housekeeping and lodging rooma. 320 Capitol ave., N. • TO LETT—Nicety furnished front room. 214V8 N. Meridian. Call romn 8.
TO Linr—Furnished room*; mooern. EDGiSMERE. 10* N. Illinois. TO LET-Room*, with board. 531 N. Meridian.
Table boarders desired.
TO LET—P^urnished room*, light housekeetv Ing. 91* N^Alahoma _sL TO LET-Beautifully furntehed room; *9
month. 814 N Delaware.
70 l.frr TIouAckeeplng. furnished, unfur-
nlshed. 12 W. Market at.
TO LS7T—Furnished rooms, In all parte of tha
city, 54 Circle, basement.
To'LET—Choice room, with light breakfast If desired. 428 E. Michigan st,
TO LET—Nicely furnished room; oil
venlencee. 821 N. llllnoto st.
TO LET—Suite unfurnished, housekeeping* •
bath; reasonable. 796 N. Bast.
* —... —..■■i . ,■» ■ ,■ in mis ■mi .mmammmmmmrn ' ' . TO LET—Three unfurnished for housekeeping.
Reasonable, 719 N. Senate ave.
TO LET—Neckbands put on In*. PROQ-
RBS8 LAUNDRY. Telephone 1131.
TO LET—Furnished rooms ;_privll«go of Id tonen; *1 per week up. 415 E. Ohio.
TO LET—Two furnished rooms for light house-
keeping; bath. MO W._\>rmont nC ’O LET—Suite three or four rooms: light housekeeping. 227 N. Delaware st.
TO LET—Single; en suite; board: large yard; table boarders wanted. 1230 N. Alabama. TO LET—Three nice, unfurnished rooms: alcove; light housekeeping. 510 E. Tenth et.
FINANCIAL-Money to loan, a large sum of
hands to be loaned
home fund* left In our
in aums of *100 to 81.000 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 st.
FINANCIAL-
A NEW PLAN.
We loan money on furniture, pianos, vehl'
■ the
clea, etc..
mom With'
association plan. The In fifty small, eqm allowing you fifty
out removal, on
payments at weekly y weeks In
Is the
build
installment*, thn* n which to pay off
your loan; ii.a) is tne weekly payment ef a *50 loan; other amount* in like proportion
our loam; *1.20
50 loan; other amounts in 1 terest 7 per cent, a year. PERSONAL PROPERTY LOAN ASSOCIATION,
Room 4 Lombard Building. 241* E. Wash.
FIN ANCIAL—
are arrang
y
of ; i
SAVINGS AND
; tn-
SALARY LOANS.
oney on salaries to Government
We loan money on salaries to Oovemm*nl employes, clerko, bookkeepers, salesmen, railway employe*, school teachers and all othei
nent salaried positions. Id in small weekly or
monthly payments. Business strictly confiden-
tial.
MERCANTILE DISCOUNT COMPANY.
Room 4, Lombard Building, 14% K. Washington st.
FINANCIAL-IF YOU WANT MONEY. MONEY IN LARGE OR SMALL AMOUNTS. ON SHORT OR LONG TIME. ON HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, PIANOS. ORGANS. HORSES 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 of loan. COURTEOUS TREATMENT. LOW RATES. E. MARKBT-ST. MORTGAGE LOAN CO.. ROOM 4. 180 E. MARKET ST. Northwest corner Market and Delaware sts.
FINANCIAL—
MONEY TO LOAN.
*S, *10. *15, *20. *50. *100 and up. on FURNITURE. PIANOS, ORGANS, HORSES. AND WAGONS. AT LOWEST RATES. AND THE DAY YOU ASK FOR IT. Prt party left in your possession. Loans arranged on easy payment plan, thus giving you plenty of time In which to pay It back. Loan may be paid In full at any time, and you pay
TO LET-Large, unfurnished room; aloove; . one furnished room; modern; private. 2*0 N. . New Jersey- 1 TO LET—Desirable room* for light housekeeping, Irvington; ample shade Address box No. 69, Irvington. ; TO LEr-Two furnished roorae for houoekeeping, and one unfurnished, down-*101 re, cheap, 32 W. St. Clair st. TO LET—Furnished, front room, with alcove; light housekeeping; bath and all modern conveniences. *14 N. Alabama. TO LET—Double parlora. with privilege of kitchen; also three rooms furntehed complete. for housekeeping. 843 N. Meridian at
TO JLET-—HOUSES. TO LET-Ltet. 2* Circle. TO LET MEYER ft CO.
TO LET—Five rooms. *21 Blaxe at.
TO LBT—Moving, >1 per load, Tel. 788.
TO LKT-gee list. C. E. COFFIN ft CO.
TO LET-L. T. LEWIS. 144 E. Market at. TO LET-See Hat. INDIANA TRUST CO.
TO LET-BPANN ft CO., 148 E. Market st.
TO LET—Furniture moved. *1 per load. Tele-
phone 21*.
TO LBT—Modern, ten-room house. No. 232S
Talbott sve. >85.
TO LET—Ten-room, brick nouse. «? W. New York. Phone 1180. ^ f TO LET-Convenlent, desirable dwelling’ fite quire 1914 College. TO LET-Desirable, *!x-room, iwo-*tory dwelling. 1724 College ave. m g§
TO LET—Five rom*. 410 W. Court »t. Inquire 450 W. Washington 0*. wiM
_ LET—Four room flktf; modem. Central
ave. ahd Sixteenth st.
TO LET
ture.
nfashed house. Will eell furnl-
rFUfnfhNlV^ *w%awwr. *»*#• Apply 1218 Uell*fQPU1n».
TO LET-Neckbanu* put on free. PROGRES3 LAUNDRY, telephone 1131. TO LET-Xtne-room. modern; 810. *091 N. New Jersey *t. Inquire next door south.
TO LBT—Sev
lay be paid in run at any time, ana you pi
nly for the time you keep it.
YOU GET FULL AMOUNT ASKED FOR. No expense* or commission taken out I; vance Business strictly confidential. Cal
Investigate before borrowing.
SECURITY MORTGAGE LOAN CO.. Room 207 (second floor) Indiana Trust Buildggig log (old Vance Block), corner Washing-
ton st. and Virginia ave.
TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS, to loan In sums of 85. *10. *15. *20. *30. *60. tl00 on FURNITURE. PIANOS. ORGANS, HORSES AND WAGONS, at rates which honest people can afford to pay, the property to remain In your undlsuirbedposaeselon. A NHW WEEKLY OR MONTHLY EASY PAYMENT PLAN. ON SHORT OR LONG TIME. 11,Kr A , 7M a ^V;S: EVE " Don't pay old friend* double what w# a*k for the earn- accommodation*. EVERYBODY WHO WANTS MONEY CALL AND SEE US. We give you the full amount of money you uk for; no charges taken out In advance. The transaction la sure to be private. Don’t fall to see us and get our rates. INDIANAPOLIS MORTGAGE LOAN COMPANY. ROOM 10. 147 E. Market st
FIN A NCI AirFrom *10 upward quickly loaned on furniture. piano*, atore fixtures, vehicles, warehouse receipts, etc., without removal. Loan* can be arranged to run from one to twelv* month*’ time, payable In small weekkr or monthly installment*. W# charge * per cent. Interest, and a reasonable fee for preparing papers, examining record*, and appraising property. No other expense. No charges taken out In advance. You get full amount l« cash. Alt buatnee» *tricUy confidential. Ii ' DIAN E8TABLISHED 1*87.
FINANCIALMONEY MONEY MONET MONET
We are doing business with the beet people in Indianapolis, and therefore enjoy the repoMONEY MONET MONET MONET
re make « [OAKS. USES, w
Following la our easy payn pays out In ten months, or f
HORSES. WAGONS. «tc . without removal!
loan payable ft J^ff^^y^weekly.
n payable *3 monthly o WmfflmSv ,n payable *4 monthly, or 81 weekly, in payable *3 monthly or *LS5 weekly.
*20 loai
*w toil w tco loan payable *5
Oiler amounts In like proportion. WATCHES^DIAMONDS, BICYCLES, SEW-^i^^-Gictteconfidentlal. CENTRAL LOAN COMPANY.
ROOMS
feTABMSHEDlriB.
ti, .. 7 and 8 L A— 1 ” .'.i
BLOCK.
O LET—Seven-room, modern housw, with
ba111. Inquire 110 W. North at. >15-
TO LET—Modern hou**; eleven rooms. 12U College ave. Inquire 410 Massachusetts ave. TO LET—920 E South st.'f-lgbt-room brick house; with bath. Inquire next house west. TO LET—489 B Twenty-third st.; strictly modern; six room*; large attic. Inquire 2228 College. , . . . TO lIot—Small cottage; bath; both gooes; everything convenient; down-town. 418 B. New York^ . TO LET—Seven-room house; bath; gaa; furnace. Inquire 226 N. Delaware at., of C. & KREOELO. ■ , TO LET-442 E. Vermont at., ton rooms and bath Call A. METZGER AGENCY, MS N. f Pennsylvania st. . | ! TO LET—Five-room"cottage: *»«• etc.: newly painted. 1*51 Columbia ave.; 88. WILSON, j 8 Baldwin Block. | TO LET—New, double house; seven rooma
side; natural gas; all moden
1223 E. New York et
conveniences.
TO LET—1717 English avs., six-room house, *8; cheapest rent In the city. J. O. MoCUL- ■ LOUGH, 182 E. Market TO LBT—Dwelling. CM Ft. Wayste ave.. near, Alabama nt.; four room*; cellar, natural gas;, rent *9.59. SPANN ft CO. TO LBT-Attractive residence: furnished; j something more than a year; ample grounds and shade. 1415 N. Meridian at. TO LET-Modern, eight-room house and baltlj, Thirty-first and Northwestern ave. F. A. MUELLER, E. Waehlngton 4ft. ; TO I.ET-Flat of seven room*; strictly mod-, em; opposite University Park. A/ J. McINTOSH ft SON. 142 N. Pennwylranla st. TO LET—Three rooma, up-*talr»; separate entrance, natural gas and rity water, targa closets; ttverything In good repair. *39 B.|
Michigan at. TO T.WT—
1119 N. Alabama. # rooms, modern, new 1*8 09 447 E. Tenth st.. * rooms, bath 21 99 SU 8t. Clair st., 6 rooms II *9 j. a. McCullough, in *. Market.
TO LET-OFFICE* AMD STORKS.
TO LET-See list. INDIANA TRUST CO. TO LET—Store-room and dwelling. Itrt S. Me-
ridlan
TO LET—Good dry good4i store. 221 S3. Moryland st. , fe* TO LET—Storeroom* and office. 114 E. Washington _*t. _____________________ TO jjDT—Store and rooms; 991 N. Weat st.. Indiana ave. TO LET—8tore-room, 149 Virginal ave, HITS BAKING CO, ’ TO LET-Offlees f. r doctor# or dentlsta. Central av. and Sixteenth st. TO LET-Offlce suite or deakroom. HENRY D.
PIBRCE. 10 N. Meridian st.
TO LET-ThVee-story brick ftuctory building.
No. 18 Henry «t.; 290 per month.
TO LET—Part- of cigar store for office of desk room. 180 W. Washington at. TO LET—Btore-rooraa! for notions, plumbeto. electricians, hardware. Central ave. and Blx-
teenth st.
TO LET—Two new store-room*. Wtth dwelling attached; corner Morrta st. and Capitol ave. 8. Inquire 123 W Morris et.
TO LET—Store room at
Suitable for ply at MONA
Ington st.
re-room at 931 E Washington *L r any kind of buaine*#; R5 ApVRCH GROCERT. Ill E. Wasb-
TO LET—MISCELLANEOUS^ TO LET-Barber shop; two-chair. Central aim, and Sixteenth at . TO LET—Five down-stairs room* to adults; northeast; September 1- Address T IT, o*ra
News.
TO LET—Blacksmith and repair »hop. nine miles from Indiana polls; good business; good reason for renting. Inquire 14 Baldwin
BUILDING AMD LOAN ASSOCIATIONS.
BUILDING AND LOAN-'
ERIOAN LOAN
year; assets, *461.549.49; «... net ; reserve fund, *18,0!* 41. loan; low rate 114 ft.
BROWN, BecTtwry.
: dividends, 6 m.a. Ready
0°N^*
Ninth