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^ 'Punoral from Holy froaa church. Vt odnoa- ' » ioornlna. Octobwr It. at • a m
o'clock
■i [lKOI.L 0*r»h A., aalfa of ArchtbnM riroll aouthaaat of tho city, dlod Monday ritonlna at T o'clock, as* aUty-four ycara .i«van month* and twamy-on* days. Funeral .1 tha raaldano*. Wodnaaday, at 10 a. m. *iamain* will bo placed In tba vault at Crown Hill.
tCKlCKlt—aara. tauaa *t.auin nrauer died katurday. Ootobar JO, at 10 p. m.. at M3 B. Market at- Funarai from T*mi>l*. corner Iialawar* and Tenth eta.. Tueeday, October
, a-ia-wvianda Invite.I
Friend*
at*.. Tua ■ Invited.
Dalawaro
a at 10 i. —
IBaDT—Marata*a at ladlanapolla laod**. VO. 4*6. h O. O. r., ara roqueeted to be at ijfc* room Tueeday. Ootobar u, at 1 o'clock, O attend funeral of our lata brother. H. A. Ilrady Mrmbam of alatar lodsaa Invited to atnSd Ljrax ,?',f JACOBS1BN. turn.
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Meridian.
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.a. 1 - FI’NERAlr DIRMOTORR—HORTON A JACKik>N. Md Mae*, ara Now phone Kl. old 1 no MM. FUNERAL ' DIRECTORS - RKNIHAN A BLACKWELX.. Removed to 1M and 1M W. Ohio at. Tvlaphotta 111.
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ruffERAL DIRECTORS -
BLANCHARD,
ant. Bo rhon**:
_ Ijanae. Undertaltar.
Bouthaaat corner Ohl Olllce, 411; raaldai
— FRANK A. »r. Lady attandand N. Delaware.
Old phena SO. KREOELO. New phnr.e ISO •a N. Delaware. Realdenco US E Vermont
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aw phone 1749
FUNERAL mRECTplW-M Ltcenaed^) i *h. kmhalmar for ladlaa and children. flannek a Buchanan. M» N Ullnola at. Both phonea B41.
FUNERAL DIRECTORB— All adverttaement Inaarted under ordinary headlnca on thla pafa of The Newa are i haraed for at th# vary low rate of 1 cent a word for each day. No advertleement received for leee than 10 cent*. When blank or da*h tin** are u»ed. there are » cente a line. One and two-rent post aye stamp* will be received In peyment of order* by mall.
MONVMKXTA.
HONTMENTS—AL’O. DLEXER, 44» E. Waah-
ln*ton. Telephone B».
MONUMENTS—At lowest price*. M H. FARRELL. 411 W. Waahlnston. ioNUMENTB —INDIANA M A RULE AND ORAN1TE-WORKS, M7 X. Delaware. Old
t hoae ta*.
(OfTETY AITO CUM MEKTINOB.
SOCIETT-H
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No. 1U, Improved thalr wtawam. til
bar a, 1
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K Market at , Tueeday, Ootobar M, 1 p. m , •harp, to attend tb* funarai of Brother Noah
B Lauahrea,
FOCIETT—fltap Lads*. No. T, K. of P.. will confer th* second rank Tuesday evenlns.
Oetober M. I»d«* opens 7 .SO. Come up. THOR A. WINTER ROW'D, C. C.
F. A. BLANCHARD, K, of H. and B POCIKTT — Mnaonlo — Anclant Landmarks IstdBe. No. tit, F. and A. M. Special ’ -•'.In* Monday evenlns, October 22, 1M0.
Vlsiun* brethren welcome. JOHN E MILNOR W. M.
WILLIS R MIXMR. Beoretary. souTETT—Attention, V. V. L. R##ular as-
sent SB to-morrow nlpbt.
•stably of Encampment SB to-morrow nlpht. B4 last. Muatar of a number of recruit* and
cthsr buslnea* of tint rstea H. T. N. BROWNING,
porta nee Fall In. comH. McABEB, Colonel.
, Adjutant.
huCIETV—Membntu gf Phil. M. Sheridan Lallee' Relief Cana. HB. are raqueetrd to meet at 240 N. Mate ave.. to attend the funeral of alator Mamte Ford, at t p. m., Tuesday, October M, ItM. By request of MARTHA CARBAUQH, Praaldant. «< HTETT—MABOtnO—Capital City Lodr*. No. Ill r and A. M„ Special meetlnc Tuas. day avanln*. October It. at 7:S0 o'clock. In Maaonlo Tempi*. Work In aocond degree. Vis-
iting bretberen welcome.
F. H. SCHOPPENHORST. W. M.
TOM ODDT, Sooretary.
F'" IKTT—The o^team and members of Olive Branch, D. of R.. No. 18, L O. O. F.
wiled to meet at Grand dock, on Tuesday, Octot
lbs funarai of our late sister, Mayme Ford LIZZIE TECHENBROCK. Noble Grand
LVA HOLDSON, Beoretary
i*queet< 1 o'eloc
and Lodge Hail at etober It, to attend lister, Mayme Ford.
FOR SALE OH TBADK.
>0R BALE OR TRADE—SU-room cottage; North Bid*; (nr groceries. Address Box Ull. Nawa FOR BALE OR TRADR—Four beautiful raslj^ww^tetaJte.auburben gas town. Address
FOR BALE plant; good Bos 1123, N#'
OR TRADE—Complete laundry'
ma; very cheap. Address
FOR bale OR TRADE—A. stand In th* East market, under Tumllnaon Hall. Call or addrese 1004 E Berentsenth et., city. FOR bale on TRADE—Sixteen shares Rlch‘nut 1 *
^Vmldenc? lot* M^Broadw
Bkktttlful. Mat front
near Twenty-
aod; travel aubaotl; Sex
Mi. Nawa.
ipR SALK OR TRADB—MO acne Kentucky ■aart. karlnx walnut, oak and other hard»uvds aad uudarialB with bituminous coal; »T«at bargain. Addraaa Box 1»M. New*.
For
BALE OR TRADB—Two beautiful lots Illinois at., Juat north Thirty-fifth at.; mt aldewalka; gas on lots; special bar-
clear for vacant [ 724. Nawa
Foil SALVOR TRADEcpLUO acre*.^ white
Trad* for Kook of merchandise wvAddraaa O. C. PERRY, Bloomington. OR TRADE—1406 Colleg#;“nlne room*; bath, furnace, hardwood fli
ice, hardwood floors, city water; plenty of .11 rental property or lot
-A*war«
hmr 8 AU** wSvaTel^UH 1 nW ^ u,, | d,n " loU '
kuoafNa *5tet* l of 1 ‘MOTum«nt? W *lo? V Sn Juat south of automoblla fao-
sXi ' ^AUtlful lot on corner of Twentieth a*. JJi.Fark ava; nineteen lots In Avondalo JJJ,*R r M_B| the olty to trade for rental^>rop-
)m« Incu Bulldfni
DENTAL PAR-
. , WANTED—AGENTh, TFANTED—Steady employment to n "- ^NTir WANTM>-Lad y «c«nU In •vary w?** 1 1,llt ot flooring eztrarU In the ilLUnd^ CTlen^, " H1 ^ w ANT*D-Reliable agents wanted; •«ii.? lnT antto*| toy for street man; great Nr V^, ““FI* Rhd term*. 10 cent*. NEW Mlch ILTT 00 " m barren av#., Detroit. t men and canorally; atop thief; aample. Id cent*. CO., Dept. Z,
WANTED-Bueln
en to taka exclusive as
men and wom-
:y for a State
Dr. White's
trol *ub-agenta* handlfag Dr. Whit* 7 *
WHO par year compansatlou;
-^^ ■■. ‘LgSS.V 0 ^ 10 ^ 7,7 N
ordinary comb.
Daoatur, HI.
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— - *Mmig, ana groaa Fa supply) fro* nzz
team A* • »na moil nov
WANTED—FKMALK.
WANT'D—TUh-l-Mlago.
WANTED—"Achahead" for head ache.
WANTED—Lady dishwasher. 221 Indiana av*.
WANTEDland Plan
•—Girl to do housework. 2008 High- _____ laoe. ,
WANTED—Experienced girl. 30#~N~ East!
Good wages
for general housework.
WANTED-GIr'l N. Alabama.
for ganaral houaawork.
D— A good girl tor general housework.
WANTE1>-U»rl at 3U20 N. Capitol; no washlog or Ironing. BI>-tilrl; general housework. 102 X, lereey at. WANTBi>—Kx perleneed sewing girls at 715 N. New Jer—y.
WANTKD—Chlldn N. California st
en * sewing a specialty. 32*
WANTED—Tailor or tallorees for preening. 122
W. Maryland et.
WANTE1>—Laundry woman; must be good.
Stt E. Fifteenth.
WANTED- -Young girl to ajislit in housework. MX N. Peiinaylvanti
WANTED—Trt t34 Matsachu
:D-Trunks, on payment*. CONRAD’S,
leett* av#*.
WANTED—Good girl; good cook; g-Hid
wage*. 419 E._Walnut.
W'ANTED—At onr'c, first-class cook; German preferred. S39 N, East WANTK1>—<’apable white girl; small family; referencee. 1110 Central ave * WANTED—Experienced white girl; inuat be good cook. 1211 N. Alabama. WANTED—German girl for general house^work. Call 93U X. Capitol^ ave. WANTED—Woman to work on cast-off clothIng. Call >41 K. Washington et. WANTED-To fill your prescript Iona, 26c. PARK THEATER PHARMACY. WANTED—A good girl for general housework. Good wage*. 1903 W. Vermont it.
WANTED—Girl for general houiework,
*»alI family, at 2116 N.
WANTED—White girl for general housework;
good wages. 640 E. Now York st.
WANTED-Hair on ladles faces removed forever. VAK1.N. 26*^ E.
WANTED — Oo]d fillings, fl.
I this 8. Ayr
JCD — Gold fillings,
GANT, Dentist, opposite L. 8. Ayres. WANTED—White woman; general houi work; two In family. 1910 N. Alabama.
WANTED—First-class cook; flrst-claes hoosoglri. goful referenoea. 1425 N. Senate ave.
WANTED-A cook and housework; good wages.
general
WANTED—Girl for up-stairs nurse; German preferred. 306
iVA> ”
st., ny.
rork. and
East st. WANTED—A good cook at 1109 N. Delaware , Immediately. Good wage*; small tam-
WANTKD—Oook; private family; g#>od wages; reference required. Call at 1201 N. Meridian
street.
WANTED—Competent white girl f< housework; good Wages. 1029 N.
street.
WANTED—A middle-aged girl for general housework; three in family. 949 8. Capitol avenue. WANTED Girl In pastry room; also girl to wash and accur silverware. SPENCER
Horgg.
WANTED—Lady aolleltor acquainted with city. Call 839 Massachusetts ave., 8.3o a. m.,
Tuesday,
WANTED-An experienced girl for general housework. German preferred. 1404 N. Penn-
lylvanla
WANTED—White girl for general i small family, apply with refer
Talbott ave.
n power machines to Fourth floor. 134 E.
WANTED-Oper
make ladies’ n Washington.
W'ANTED—Plnkham Compound, 75c; fountain syringe, 60c. PARK THEATER PHARMACY. WANTED—Steady employment to saleswomen; canvassing; experience unnecessary. 808
N. Illinois it.
WANTED—Lady to organize lodge among friends; no Initiation fee, good pay. C18 Ma-
jestic liulldlng.
WANTBD—MR8. 8TEVEN8'8 private homa for ladles be fori and during oonflnament. 418
N. NiW Jersey.
WANTED—Two experienced hairdressers and two apprentices. M. E. PHELAN, 106 E. Washington aL
WANTED—Experienced nurse for fourteenmonths’ old baby. Old phone 1 ting on 21430.
1941 N. Pennsylvania
»ia._
boxes
249 Maasachueetts ave, WANTED—Cook aad (amtlv; good wag«a; dress Box 2272, News.
second girl; private central location. Ad*
WANTED—An experienced whits girl for general houaawork. Call at 912 E. Fif-
teenth at., after 7 p.
WANTED—Long plumes mad* pieces of feathers: feather FaII.I.EB, 20 B. Illinois st.
from tips aad boas recurlad.
WANTED—Long hand writing; either at home or In offlea; speedy, accurate and reaeonable. Addreaa box 3221. New*. WANTOD—Ladle*, when you want box couches or shirt boxes, made to order go to
MAHORNKY'H. 249 Massachusetts i
WANTED—Women cook: country hotel; ft per week; waitresses. 212 per month. BEOKNRK’H EMPLOYMENT AGENCY. 49 East bide Monument. WANTED—To know the whereabouts of-Ada Burns, who left Lafayette Oetober 4. All Is well If you come home. G. W. BURNS, Lafay ette^XmL
WANTELV—A1 ways up to date; let out, folding Iron bed; perfect In tlon; vermin proof. M'AHORNEY. I
chuaetts ave.
•test thing
mstrucMassa-
WANTED—Dental work free at CENTRAL COLLEGE OF DENTISTRY; charge for coet of materia! only. Southwest corner Ohio end Illinois *ts.
WANTED—A competent white girl to do general housework In a family of three, six-room house. Apply No. 4 Kensington Court, bstween Elsventh and Twelfth. N. Illinois at.
WANTED—Middle-aged woman to reprasant established firm; office manager; work can be conducted from one’* own home; must be Intelligent and energetic; to right party 21,«» yearly. Mgr. Branch Office Dept., M2 Star Building. Chicago.
WANTED—
All advertisements Inserted under ordinary
haadlngs on this page of The News are charged for at the very low rate of 1 cent a word for each day. No advertisement '
for less than 10 cents. When blank line* are used, these are 8 cent* a Hi
and two-cent postage stare In payment of orders by mi
cent
scelved
dash
On*
cents a line. One :amps will be received
iail.
SITUATION WANTED—Florida Beal,
SITUATION WANTED—By boy. 19 yeara
old. Addross Box 2244, Newa.
SITUATION WANTED—Experienced nurse through confinement. 121_W. Norwood it. SITUATION WANTED-Experienced lady stenographer. Address MISS H., Box 2242,
News^
SITITATION WANTED—By young girl to asHist housework or nurse. Address Box 2291,
SITUATION WANTED—Cooks, general girls: furnished short notice. 149 N. Delaware, room 8. SITUATION WANTED—As traveling salesman; beet reference* given. Address Box 2170, News. SITUATION WANTED—Strong hoy; willing to work; like to learn trad*. Address box 2227, News. SITUATION WANTED—White flrl. wltn references; home privileges, 223 Walcott
street. North.
SITUATION WANTED—By bartender, married and will acquainted In city. Address box 2101. News. „. . ■ITUATION WANTED-Youm man as stationary fireman; can furnish references. Ad-
dress box 2298, News.
city o^oountry; SSZ
AddreiN box 2296, News.
lady
8 to L ke«p U ho U *e A for'^ U ”unalf^fanSfy ; W *good
references. >22 N. Capitol ave.
ices. Address box 2214, 'News. ^
■ITUATION WANTED—A middle-aged Oern m Tn n v.a2r , or M o,d U cTup!e 0r l^N.V.; j£
an Invalid, or o
aey
KSi
2til. Net
B grad A ate > , N .sppr A enciS D tutor t ; U ' J *would '^hrlifg
up delinquents for home. Refe
Bajm, —
irsne*. Address
|ggjj”|jplS
n WABIKD—MALE WANTED—Time* cigar.
W ANTED—Ttah-I-Mlngo.
Wanted—"Achehead” for beadaoha.
WANTED—Pantryman. 10 N. Illinois
wanted—Pan waabar. (04 N. Marldtan.
WANTBID—Twanty-four gallon milk dairy. 402 Shelby.
WANTED—Trusses, no up; guaranteed. 104 F. Illinois.
W'ANTKD—Dairy band. 024 W. Michigan, at
^VaNTED—Dishwasher, man or boy, colored. 10$ W. Market.
Wanted—For health or tor fun. ohew PURITAN GUM.
WANTED—Carpenter. Ill Ft. Weyne ave. Call this evening.
Wanted—If you wlah is l.arn telegraphy, oall at 411 K. South.
WANT8U>—-Boy, over 10 yean, to run a foot pram. M W. South. WANTED—Flrat-claae table waiter ami houaa* man. 522 N. Meridian. WANTED—By barber, situation or buy shop. Addreaa box 2280, Newa.
WANTED—Old hata mad* new or In stria. HAND, tl Virginia av*. WANTED—Stout young man to trade bux^ glo» PARRY MFG. OO.
Wa NTED—Kxberlenced men's furntabinga aalaamen. 8TAR STORE.
WANTED—To fill your prescriptions, 26c. PARK THE5ATER PHARMACY.
" ANTED—Good .barber shops for sale osrent. Call 29 N. Illinois at. MORGAN.
WANTED—Cabinetmaker; steady work. i LARKK A ROBERTS, 214 N. Delaware.
WATTED- Energetic man; good appearanoa; acquainted In city. 12V4 N. Meridian at., room -j
WANTED—Your aweetheart loves perfumes from the PARK THEATER PHARMACY. S5o Per ounce.
WANTED—To sell city salesmen’s route; payMoRgan 0 *** we#k,y * Cal1 ** N - l ll, n°te et
Vt ANTED—Assistant In dental office; must 224? • JI ' ar0un<1 Addresa Box
WANTED—German-speaking hoy for office •Wfeabout eighteen yeara old. Addresa Box
WANTED—Good broommak.r; app.y at once CENTRAL INDIANA UROOM WORKS, Roachdal*. Ind.
WANTED—Man fo organize lodge among MajeeRc ’Bu?ld!ngV*** 0 " f " ; ‘ 00d ,l *
WANTED—Young men to prepare for positlon os telegrapher and stenographer. Addresa Box 2112, Newa. WANTED—Before buying a typewriter, exomlne the •’OLIVER.” “OLIVER OFFICE,” 86 Virginia ave. Phone 3198.
WANTED—Buyer for new, alx-room house, <yi 8, Union at.; small cash payment; b&l- »**• ynt. Addresa box 8116. Nawa. WANTED—Salesmen, to sell office apeciaities; fine aide lines; used by all merchants; catalogue free. MODEL MFG. CO.. Box 23. South
^TI&RY* 1 cS*#, co fJ ?/, h 1 *Serial only. Southwest corner Ohio and Illinois ats.
WANTED—Active man for temporary local position (several weeks); *al»»r>. 23 per day. ^. d tad?i P g^ oi yi. COMPANY ' m t ^ nut ^ANTED—Experienced collectors; not under twenty-five, who have been canvassing salesmen, preferred. Bond required and references. Addrees Box St>45. Newa.
WANTED—100 men to work at Martinsville, Ind.; wages, $1.50 per day. Apply at Fpencer Houae. between 9, 11 a m , October 22. NORTON, GILMORE A CO.
WANTED—Handy man to act as foreman, with some means; good wages; to join construction company for Galveston. Tex. Call co.^hT nH«ta STATE construction
WANTED—A hustling, brainy salesman, with capacity to develop Into a manager. Good ray. Permanent position to the right party, Addresa (do not call) L. H. BULaKLEY. Bates House, Indianapolis.
WANTED—Induetrlous man, having Invention*. to write ua; patents obtained on easy payment* and guaranteed. E. J. RILVTU8 * CO., Patent Attorneys. Talbott Block. 102 N. Pennsylvania at., Indlanapolla.
WANTED—A wholraale mercantile houae has employment for a stenographer, man; permanent situation, with possibility; only experienced operator*, with flrat-clau recommendations. need apply. Address Box 1942. Haws.
WANTED—Experienced Installment salesmen to sell the “Ordway Chair*’ on easy payments. In Indianapolis and vicinity; liberal Inducements to successful agents who can give reference. A. H. ORDWAY A CO., 171-178 E. Randolph st., Chicago. 111.
WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS. WANTED—Timas cigar.
WANTED—Florida Baal.
WANTED—Tl»h-l-mln go.
WANTED—'•Achehead” for headache
WANTED—Repeater shotgun. Room A over News office.
WANTED—Second-hand cook atove. 25 fl, Pennsylvania.
WANTED—Ca»h paid foe nouaanoM goods 242 W. Washington.
WANTED—To buy a house on monthly payments. 44S Blake at.
WANTED—Location for aawmlll plant. Addr»»* Box 211*. New*.
WANTED—Pumpkins at Indianapolis Canning Co., St. Clair and canal. WANTED—Second-hand base-burner; Garland preferred. 631 \V. Wilkins.
WANTED—PURITAN GUM aids dls*a tlon and Improves the complexion.
^D^taw^ 1 al' MUMn
WANTED—Fin* household gooo* ta store. New store house, 100 N. Alabama et
WANTED—Teeth. (2. SELLERS, Dentist 22 W. Washington, over Newa ofllca. WANTED—To adopt baby; must be of good parentage; call 1548 W. New York at.
WANTED—300 cords good block wood. O. C. PRATT LUMBER (70., 1400 N. Senate ave. WANTED—Ladles, have your tip* made into long plume*, by FAILLES. 20 8. Illinois st. WANTED—To rent two or three unfurnished rooms; well located. Address Box 2238, News.
WANTED—To buy a cottage. Union at., between Ray and Palmer sts. Address box 2247 News.
WANTED—To Invest time anil small amount money In light buslnea*. Address box 1272. New*.
WANTED—Three rooms; board; clergyman, wife; five children (5 to 14). Address Box 2240, New*.
WANTED—Good lot. south of Woodruff, for cash: must be a bargain. Address Box 2239, News office.
WANTED—Family washing and Ironing to do at home, by experienced laundress, Addreaa box 2246, News. •.
WANTED—Three unfurnished rooma light housekeeping; references exchanged. Address Box 1996, News.
WANTED—To rent or buy a farm of about ten to twenty acres; not less than five miles from city. 32 \V. 8t. Clair.
WANTED—Second-hand gasoline engine; flv* to eight horse power. Inquire C- A. RAY 4h CO. Old phone I.JC, new 2375.
WANTED—By a reliable colored man; place to work; understands care of horses; bast of
references. 430 N. Pennsylvania st.
WANTED — Fur cleaning a specialty. EXCELSIOR DYE AND CLEANING-WORKS-
ISOS College ave.. phone one on 2572.
WANTED—Good grocery counter and shelving; tea, coffee and spice caddies; must be good a* new. Addresa box 2180, Newa. WANTED—House. seven or eight room*. north, good steady tenant, not to exceed 212 or $20 per month. Address Box 2122, News.
WANTED—A photo or snapshot of th* automobile In the grotesque parade, carnival week. W. E. KLE1NSMITH, » Hat Store.
WANTED—To borrow $1,000 on machinery and warehouse goods; value 22.000; will pay S per cent, interest. Address Mil, care Newa
WANTED—21.200 on Hamilton county farm, at 4 per cent., without commission. 22,200 on glltedge city property. WOOD, 32 N. Delaware.
WANTEI>—Immediately, by three adults, for housekeeping; five or six-room flat; furnished preferred. Must be down-town. Addreaa
box 2107. Newa.
WANTED—Dental worh fra* at CENTRAL COLLEGE OF DENTISTRY: charge for cost of material only. Southwest corner Ohio
and Illinois at*.
WANTED—Money loaned on watch**, diamond*, eta.
CENTRAL LOAN COMPANY,
302 Stevenson Building.
WANTED—M.OOl) In GOLD. W* pay cash tor old gold of any kind: bring la your broken and out-of-date Jewelry; and turn It Into cash. FLETCHER M. NOE. 1U W. Market.
WANTED—Home for young lady, wharo ah* mar defray her expense* tor room and board by acting aa companion and doing light work nights, morning* aad Saturday*, while attending Vories's BualneM College. Addraaa
tbe College at one*.
RBF.OYAU
REMOVAL—REBDEIU8 boom, shoes aad clothing, to 4M W. Washington st
REMOVAle—F. fl. BIDDLE, photafrapbar, V* 2(1 E. New York at.: ail (nraad flow) imdy
for burin*** August 1*.
THE INDIANAPOLIS NEWS, MONDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1900.
TO Urr-KIOOMB.
TO LET—«V>rt*s Bead. »o~Linr-"A«a,*<.^2' 7 tee
Til I.KT—Furplahed parlor. 424 N, Dwvldsow.
TO LET—Furntehod
12 N. West at.
TO LET—Furnished rooms, 7*0 up. M M. W*Bt
street. - '
227 M. Capitol
TO LET—Furnished room.
avonu*. io LET—Two of thro* furnished room*.
TO LET—Room* with or without board. 244 N. Illinois. „
TO^ IJE^-Ntoaly furnished rooms;
TO LET—Rot 412 B. Ohio.
Room; furnished: two gentle
TO I.ET—Furnished front room; aoctmd floor. 204 N. West, TO^ LET—Large, front room; ground floor. 22*
furnished rooms, with booed.
TO LET—Furnished room,
York.
with bath. 222
W. New TO LET—Furnished or unfurnished roon
Delawxro st
TO LET-Nice, furnished
TO LET—Nicely furnished rooms, modern. N. Alabama st.
iteb*.
Tenth.
LET—Fur m. 11# W
shed rooms, with board; mod-
TO LET-Boarder* wi 22* M. Pennsylvania.
TO
anted; meal ticks ta, 24.
room, with two
ooms for IMS, Nov
TO LET—Furnished hoerd. |222 College ave.
rooms; modern, with
To LET—Furnished rooms; tight houaekeaap
Ing. Modern. 12 N. East.
TO LET—Furnished room sign* to. VICTOR. Printer. 24 N. Delaware.
fo LET—On* pleasant furnish* mornings. 1002 N. lUlnol* st.
TO LET—Nice, unfurnished room;
sentences. 421 E. Ver
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To LET—Furnished ro bath and heat. 22 B. : TO LET—Nicely furni convenlencee. (40 N.
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flrat floor front:
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shed Illlnc
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TO
for young men only. I. 24 W. North at.
LET—One-half of modern house; aomo-
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N. Iltl-
thlng nice; cheap. Address Box 1 TO LET—Furnished front houaekeel rooms; svarything first-class. 227
TO LET-Bo*
rdlng house and furnished room ta each. VICTOR, M N. Dela-
TO LET—Nice, unfurnished front perlor; also, larg* front room, with alcove. 220 N. Dels-
TO LEFT—Furnished front rw lly; everything new; bath; Vermont.
TO LET—Furnished or unfurnished flrat or second floor; board; referen
" Illinois.
TO LET—Nicely furnianed roomWT fl per week and up; meal tickets (1 for 21 meals.
HOTEL ENTERPRISE.
It*: modern
Improvement*. The Halcyon Apartments. Delaware and New York. TO LET—Front room, with alcove: alto one large, light room; all furnished; with board. 44 W. North, between Meridian ana Illinois ets.
i and eprlnga; made over Is
the lowest, isetta ave.
TO LIST—Iron beds, mattrei Upholstering and mattrese all on*. Talk lo you. Prl< MAHORNEY, 248 Maeaachu
TO LKT—HOUSES.
TO LET—Hat. » Clrola. TO LET—"Aohehaad" - for headache.
TO I.ET—See list. INDIANA TRUST CO.
L—HOP LEE. Hi IndUua, ava.. ta
TO LET—See list. CENTRAL TRUBT CO.
TO LET—Furnished room. 24ii W. Ohio st.
TOILET—Six-room, modern; bath. 222 B. Mer-
cotUge. 222 8. Ata-
-Printed list* SPANN A CO.. t«l *.
TO LET-;
sET—Nicely N. Hsnate.
furnished rooms; reasunable.
^VFlf ^r*^MORRli?J > N ® vft ~ room c "’ l svr
TO LET—Throe-room house; gaa. 101 Kansas
at- Apply 21 V>. Morris.
TO LET-fle* list at 121 E. Market, ground
floor. GREGORY * APPEL.
IO LET—House, 2 r< bath. Apply 22 W.
LET—Ten-room house; modern, welfth. Inquire HJ2 Park ave.
TO LET—Large, furnished room; plenty gas;
light housekeeping 222 W. Tenth
TO LET—Furnished In private family. 202 N.
222 W.
unfurnished, bath; New Jersey.
sSnsrEu.,^:
TO LET—Modern nouae. 11
aware and 81*t**nth.
Eleventh.
>• 11 rooms, corner I »elOld phone 1J20. 707 E.
oma; furti eeptng; do
npletely
330 N.
TO LKT—Tw for light hoi
California, TO LET—^1 ns residence, 14 rooms; atrlctly ^modern. T12 H. Now Jersey. Inquire U N.
tX) LET—Five-room hou ware; cheap; modern
lylvanla at.
I** at 230 N. Del Apply 1227 N. Pen
TO LET—Jenkins’s transfer, largest van*; responsible for damage. 21 E. both phones.
TO LET—1702 hf. Meridian et.; 12 roon era. Inquire 282 N. Delaware st.. c Meridian st.
s; mod- - 346 B.
LBT-NIe, r two gt vat# fam
Nicely furnished.- coiy roo gentlemen; In modern ho mlly. 411 N. Noble st.
o one with
TO LKT—You can always rent desirable reeldene* at MeWHlRTBR'8 CENTRA L AGEN-
CY. Gat printed Hat. 12S E.
TO LET—Old furniture trasses renovated and ] renovated. MAHORNEY. avenue.
upholstered; mat»ao* over. Feathers 242 Massachusetts
TO LET—New. stylish, flv* n pared; shade; cement walks
llna; n# gas; aylvanla at.
a; bath; pa-
cemant Walks; asst, near car SHIRLEY. 142 N. Penn-
TO LET—Mi
venlenci house; r*l
P—Modern, sight-room house; all c cea; 220* N. New Jersey it. Apply
•ent ISO.
TO LET—Vendome Flats; Just finished; one of the finest and moat complet* flats In the city; situated (06 N. Delaware st.. In the central portion of our beet residence district; seven and eight rooms; fully modern; with heat and water Included; ICO and SCO. A. METZGER AGENCY, 108 N. Pennsylvania *t.
! LET—OPTlCKfl AYP
STORES.
TO LET-Reo Hat. INDIANA TBURT Of)
TO LET—Store#; grocery and maatsc. lot N.
West st, Indiana ave.
TO LET—Offlo* apace, with both phone* and electric light: ground floor. 24 W Georgia
TO LET—Desirable storeroom. ISO E. Washington et: two fronts. Apply 20 N. Meridian at. Room IL
PO LET—NIc ■unable for •flic* or atort
light largo room on Court st,
'Ing alley, printing N. Meridian st.
saloon, bowl
Moray Apply ID
wall equipped will vators; win glva j
aM* rental. Penney Ivan
4 With electric and hand *1*gtva long term leaa* at reason A METZGER AGENCY, 102 N.
TO LET—Bualneaa rooms In th* Magaolla Building point 6aplt4>l and Kaotucky ave* . aad low rant*. Wholsaals business rooms, railroad offlo* room*, imploment room*, aarriage deposltorr, laigs grocery store: elegant corner room for drug store. M. H. SPADES.
Ill W. Market st ^
TO LKT-MlgCELLAMKOUfl.
and M W. aslrable. C.
TO LET—Brioh war* house, 4#xl40. 0. Dela-
TO LET—Aboert December L on* th# beet business houaa* on *. Meridian at; about •Mte aqumss feet up ta data C. F. aATLEd.
TO LET—Two-*t*ry brick building, about 40x 42 feet No. US E. Court at; Juat off Penn-
^OR iALE—HEAL ESTATE. EaT -* TE^INDLANATRUffT^CoT^
!^V B ?f A JS/sr
REAL
— r- ESTATO—81x-room cottage on North
fcarn. Addross box 2X24, No
ESTATE—For eaio and for rent eigne dht cheap. VICTOR, Printer. IS N. Dete-
^CLIFFORD TajuRICJC, ^l^N.^’penMylvanta
I^ST\TE>—Talbott av«. t*nis. TALBOTT, U1
. R tSr
HLAL CflTA m-BIx-room cottage, well, cisHojTav© iCr ' owne,, *** vln * city. Cmll 1508
REAL EBTATB-PURJTAN GUM beautlflss the teeth and perfumes the breath. Bold • v t*ry where.
REAL E8TATE—Mineral, timber, farm lands phosphate lands and ininea for sale by
K- WILLIfi. Charleston, B. C.
RKAI, ehtate—For Balt- Modern. H-room bou»e corner Sixteenth und Delaware. Old
Phon^jgzu. 7Q7 e gievtntn st.
real ESTATE—Vacant lots and Improved
for 8al ® in any part of the city.
GEO.JV QLf, second floor Lemcke Building.
ESTATE—Business property and six
living rooms on 8. West st.: rent 930 per month. Prlco 12,100. WOOD, 32 N. Delaware St
r £AL ESTATE—$1,250—Big bargain, 802 B. Minnesota at., flve-roorn cottage; gas, fruit, narn; 40-foot front. WM. 8. CANFIELD, 906
Law Building.
REAL ESTATE—Good, seven-room house and lot. on Dark ave.; near Sixteenth st. A great bargain. Easy payments. B. F. CLINE. 301
Lemcke Building.
REAL ESTATE—Modern, eight nplete; furnace; complete
rain. ~
Barga Addrei
furnace;
Park ave.,
as box 2174, Newi
omple telow
>oms, bath: me; 98.800;
Twenty-second.
REAL EeSTATE—The beat local
ground In the city for fac
on Senate ave. and •t. B. F. CLINE?,
REAL ESI
ted plat of site; fronting id Thirteenth
ESTATE—For sale at a bargain. IjoU 61* Inclusive, and 64 to 73, Inclusive, d. Cross Cllfford-ave. addition to the “ ' Address J. R.
cas
2186 Ne REAL
36 to
In C. M. Cross Cllfford-av rlty of Indlanapolia, Ind.
LOWRY, Prescott, AHx. RPAL ESTATE—W© have good properties In ell parts of the city for sale on easy monthly payments; farms and city property f'^r naie. trade and exchange. DAGGETT-A
SPANGLER. 25 Baldwin Block.
heal ESTATE—2203 College ave.. fine dwellIng, ten rooms, furnace and bath; lot 48.9x 170; corner of alley; owned by non-resident who directs us to sell. Make us an offer if you want a bargain. SPANN A CO.
ESTATE—A -cth
of E.
REAL ESTATE-A ctlon: Christian b ts; just off of E. Washington at., nsai park, at auction on the premises, Tuesday, October 22. ut 2 p. m. T. J. BEMANS, Auctlom^r. JOHN B. 8PANN A CO., Agents. REAL !.syATE—Four fine lots fronting on .Sunlite ave., and four lots on l*&fayette st.; a’.l near Thirteenth st. Thla Is down-town property; street and sewers made; must be e -Id; splendid investments. B. F. CLINE, 302
Lemcke Building.
R KA L ESTATE—The two lot,. SOvT.VI feet. on the northeast corner of Talbott ave. and Twenty-fourth st., the Olivet church prop-
Place
fir Ball
erty, the church building to be quick •ale of Interest to the congreg; F SAYT.EF. 127 E. Market st.
Marki
RE t i7 ESTAT Nine thorns,
floors. Mcreens, awnings,
plenty of natural
rem mi u
propovsd;
wan r. laundry
fE—14rt5 I'oUege a\ , bath, brick furn s, awnings, well.
cistern, city
gaa, three grates,
r-'e owner, 1419 N. Delaware.
ESTATENew, t w
—Special bargain. If sold at
once. New. two-stofy. nine-room house; odern; fin Middle Drive, Woodruff Place, near fountain; $3,600; $1,600 cash, balance tasy. If you want to buy, don’t fail to Investigate L h 1 1 f HJFILEY. 142 N. Pennsylvwnla st. REAL ESTATE—Twenty choice lota on RuraT, Grace and Moore streets, in Christian Place,
ice and
tust off Wi
shops, we tlon on thi
2 p. m.; eale posl and $6 to $7.W per r & CO., Agents.
REAL BBTATTI-W#
Nl
the
—Twei
•ore streets, In Clirlstlan Place, nshlngton st., near Pan-Handle /ill offer Ihese lota at public aucpremises. Tuesday, October 23. at le positive; terms $25 to $85 cash month; perfect title. 8PANN
will sell the
o. 906 Capitol ave., N., at public auc
dses, Saturday. October
dwelling,
tlon on 27. at 2
the premises. Saturday. October 27, at 2 p. m. Thla house contains ten rosuns, with bath and furnace; lot 43x195, Choice location. Rare ance to get a down-town dwelling. Title per-
unless sold at nrlvate sule
SPANN ~
eot. Sale p' rlor to day
NOTICE.
NOTICE—MO^busIneaa^carelB for 4«le. VICTOR 22 N. Dataware. NOTICE—1.000 dodgers for 75c; ten days only.
VICTOR. $6 N Delas
NOTICE—JOSEPH GARDNER, tin "work and furnacaa. 29 Kentucky ave. Telephone 323. NOTICE—DEWaLD & W AI ILT~plumbers, U Kentucky ave. F'hones, old, 1 on 2274; new,
NOTICE—MR8. PETERS moved from 8D7 I Noble to 1606 Bates st. Take Engllsh-av car. NOTICE—After the first day of November, 1900, the visiting day for relatives only of prisoners confined In the Marlon County Work House will be on the second Wednes-
day of each month.
R. N. HARDING, Superintendent.
Iota Council. Members
attend the funeral
the residence. No. 240
afternoon, at 9
ave., Tuesday afternoon,
HQ1SS8. Pocahontas.
NOTICE:—Attention, Iota Council. Members are hereby notified to meet at their hall at 1 o r clock. sharp, to attend the funeral of
Bister Mary Ford,
N. 6ta* o'clock.
MARY BURGESS. OLLIB GARDNER, K_of^R : NOTICED—The hoard of trustees of the Central Indiana Hospital for Insane will receive sealed proposals until Friday. October 26, at 10 a. m., for furnishing a full line of supplies for the month of November, 19(»0. Requisition book will be on file at room 45 State House, from and after Monday, October 22,
1900.
BY ORDER OF BOARD OF TRUSTEES.
FOB trade;.
FOR TRADE-600 business TOR, It N Delaware.
cards. 40c. V1D
FOR TRADE—Franklin property for equity In elty property. LEACH, Room 14, Lom-
bard Building
L TRADE—Splendid house on Ruckle st.; ide equity for lot. B. F. CLINE, 302
icke Building.
FOR TRAD
trad Lem<
FOR TRADED-Business property on E. Was Ington at., for residence property, north, i part payment. WOOD. 32 N. I>elaware st.
V OOP,
FOR TRADE—Stock
busln*
itlon; wai
E. THEOBALD. Chai
DE—Stock of groceries and good property; natural gas town; good rant small farm or good rentals.
rlottesvllle, Ind.
coui
land, at $i
nty,
Texas, line of
"FOR TRADE—In Jeffersoi 4e0 acres fenced prairie
rice canals; sell or trade at $8.60 per acre; circular about Texas rice growing. Address Box 2181, News. FOR TRADE—IS.700 equity in a $6,500 modem property. McLean Place: will tak« farm, good lot* or smaller property. This Is a new house, and worth the money asked. C. B. TURNER, 149 E. Market.
AUCTION SACKS. AUCTION BALE - 200 VICTOR. (2 N Del**
eral auctioneer.
6LMANB. real 107 W. Ohio.
AUCTION BALE-O. W. McCURDY, tats and general auctioneer. 245 W
ALE—I will sell at auction on October 25, at 830 N. Alabama
a. n
ssels druggett,
Ingrain ca is curtains, six dinlng-i
xnursaay. <
•t., commencing at 9:30 a. m., a nice, clean outfit furniture, carpets and stoves, consist*
part of one and 25
ew
several
one
nattr
rockers, six dining-room chairs, rugs, one writing desk, walnut bed-
ttresses, springs, sheets, comiral fine feather pillows, pic-
flne sword fern, cost $5;
tures, one very nice, large wire
•m.
flower stand, two uph
chamber s
etered chairs, rope portieres
white dresser, stand and chain, dishes, tinware, tube, and a very fine, six-hole Garland range, reservoir* and high shelf. LEW ■HANK, Auctioneer.
PERSOyAL^
allSTn'se* Bhelby it.
PERBONaI-—ANTI WHlflK. A surd cure ter th# drink h Price 22. ANT1-WHI8K CO.
hehlt In anv form. , Shelbyvllle, Ind.
BAD—All ladle, who have tried ethers Attn-Skin powder Is beet, because In•dbealva, harmless,' only 22c. New
Huder'
PER1IONAL—Atten tloii affilcted of Indtanai
m! To th* rick and poll* and vicinity, atop
one moment that you can be mettera not what your affilctlon*
arb, If you will call on Prof. H. W. Miller, the renowned magnetic healer and *clentl*t, of Illinois, who ha* Juat arrived In th# city. Hit wonderful power of healing le uaaur.
and think healed. It
If you
STLSK.'Btej: Vermont at.. Indtanapoll
'oneultatlon free. Call W. MILLER, 123 E.
vvll 8ALB—Florida 0*^1
FOR BALE—''Achehead*‘ for hoadadha.
FOR 8ALE—Painter's kit. 002 N. Liberty st.
F tagtra L ‘ B “ Two buU t>upa ' nM w - Wash.
^avc—^aoe curtain laundry. 1712 Spann F ?2? Nigeriate* W Blnjr * r Mw * n * machine! $21
’mu fln * Un * 7 * W4,W °* U -
•CMADER'fl. MB-
r * rr ^
r u t £ A Jh [ &.r lor m * nui; ■*
^L” a t l on;K“V iSd c * r - , ~ 4 ,ou - a w -
&£?on ,t0 "- ,n ■ 0 ° 4 l0< ^
FOR BALE-PURITAN GUM. tha baat under
the sun. For old end young*
For balk—27 Belgian hares; all aisea;
cheap. 117 W. Twenty-eighth.
a^banjate; bakery, doing good
^F^irr^uBrii.
for sale- buck s candy kitchen. _wlth or without shop. 220 Indian* ava
Fdk haLe—Guarding and furnlshad room wani n *' S C * nt * “ ch - VICTOR. M N. Data-
FOR HA LB—cigar store, at a bargain. I must Ne77* C **• ^ ld ,Un ^- Addraaa box 2121
FDR BALE—On* set A. B-flat and C clarinets, st^ 8 - D. MURDOCK. M W. Maryland
FOR SAI.E—C. Smith hammerleee shot. aatuTave 0 ' 8 ' H ' SOCWEXi * 1,1 M««chu-
FOR BALE—Becond-hand, six-roll Kayaton*
Capitol av*.
FOR SALE—All kind of vines, shade and fruit tree* BURKHART'S, oornar Alabama
and Ohio sts.
FOR BALE—Gas engine. Whit* * Middleton. FRmTi h ™co IK,w " : CB>,TRAt
FOR sale:—Must be sold. Big bargain for good paying candy store; best reasons. Ad-
dress box 2282. New*.
FOR HALE—Books. Library historic charactsrs and famous evanta. Tsn volumes. Ad-
dress box 2242. Nows,
FOR RALE—One large atove, coal or gaa; suitable for atore, church or hall; half-
Prioe. 7i* N. Delaware.
FOR bale—Beautiful upright piano; thro*
•a™riflce? iT^toffeV^i*'
FOR BALE—Ribbons for any typewriter; Mo '•eh-. OLIVER TYPEWRITER OITFICE,
35 \ Irglnl* *ve. Phone 3124.
FOR BALE—Six fine young cherry trees, bearing; also 24 large grope Vines; will sell
cheap. 1804 Lexington ave.
F^>R BALE3—Wholesale confectionery busL
KALE—A new, highest grade upright Emerson piano; terms easy and price low. Must sell. Address box 2296. Newa.
FOR SALE:—87.50 buys an Iron bed, brass
trimmed; full sire, with spring and mattress^ complete, at MAJIORNEY’B.
FOR BALE—Complete Job printing office;
great bargain Sacrifice gale. JOB. M. TAYLOR. 112 W. Maryland et.. room !*.
FOR BALE—Nicely furnished rooming and
boarding house for sale, on account of ag* of owner. Addreaa Box 2297, Nawa.
Ft )R 8 ALE—Bee our genuine vlel kid, leatherlined. double-soled shoes for gent*, at Mi It’s a corker. KISTNER'fl, 132 B. llllnola.
FOR SALE—Drug store; long establlebed; good; steady trade; line location for phyalrlan; none near. Address box (245, News. for HALE—TYPEWRITKRB. All makes; 218 u Machine* rented $2 per month. TYPEv LITER EXCHANGE, room 35. 7 S. MerldFOR BALE#—Grocerlea. STANDARD TBA COMPANY, Washington and New Jersey, and i5i N. Delaware. See Friday's advertise-
ment.
FOR RALE—Seven-octave, upright piano; in good condition; $60. Gladstone ave., Tuxedo Park, second house north of Washington at..
FOR HALE—Grocery stock; shelving, counters. Ice cheat, showcase* and everything connected with a flrat-claey grocery. 2110 tv;
FOR BALE—To Contractors; flecond-hand steam shovels, locomotives, dump aara rails for construction and 'oggiag purpose*. Write
MIT8HKUN CO.. Detroit.
FOR HALE—Northeastern Reporter, volume* 1 to 49. and two volume* of Digest, covertni 1 to 40, inclusive; all in good condition. GEO.
WADSWORTH, Fowler, Ind.
FOR RALE—G RA PHOPHONBB. PHONOGRAPHS AND GRAMOPHONES: records, born* and supplies. PHONOGRAPH EX-
CHANGE. 72 Fifth av*.. Chicago.
FOR BALE—Muney loaned on watches, diamonds, etc.
CENTRAL LOAN COMPANY,
903 Ftevenson Building.
FOR SALE—That boy of mine coet me more to keep supplied with shoes than the rest of my family until I tried KISTNBR'S seamless, iron-clad school shoes. 136 8. Ullnola
FOR RALE:—Oak dining table; $10; china closet; bookcase, couch, dress box, mantsl cabinet, cooking utensils; writing desk and numerous other articles as good aa new. 1409
Broadwaty.
FOR BALE—
World's Fair, as well as carrying a complete line of new goods, we buy, sell and trad# new goods for old. Bee our 900 second-band heaters, 16 second-hand base-burners, • secondhand large storeroom atoves. 2$ second-hand cooks and ranges, 13 second-hand bedroom suites, t roll-top desk. 1 standing desk, t saloon card tables, 2 showcases. 4 counters. • second-hand carpets; everything In good shape, and kept separate from new. 461 W. Washington at. JOHN CLUNB> Manager.
FOR SALE—
ALWAYS CHEAPER THAN OTHERS. GROCERY BARGAINS TUESDAY. 17 lbs. fine granulated sugar $1.00 Extra fin* Michigan potatoes. Nice rixe; good cooker*, limited, per peck »o We ,how you the largest line of coffee, carried by any grocery In the Btate. A FEW DRIVES. Liberian Java, regular 2Sc, pgr lb Uc Golden Rio. regular 18c kind, per lb lliie Luxury Mocha and Java, reg. 20c kind. Court House Java Blend; hlgheet grad* of package coffee, per package UHo Our coffees fresh roaeted every day.
THE BFST WE EVER HAD.
Our new country sorghum, mads at Greenfield, per gallon ... 38c 1 lb. esn Royal baking powder 28o 25 lbs. Rnow Flake flour .. ,, 49o
COURT HOUSE GROCERY, FOUR GREAT STORES.
•04 E. Washington st T01. 1641 Branch, 444 W. Washington st Tel. 1646 Branch 238-340 Virginia ava Tel. (724 Wholesale dapt. 6-7-8-11 N. Ala Tel. 1241
STt-RAOfc.
HToRAGE—Moving. |1 per load. Telephone
STORAGE—600 bualneaa card, for 40u. VIC-
'D iR. 22 N. Delaware.
STORAGE—FOR 40c, If you need 600 business
cords. VICTOR, 26 N. Delaware.
STORAGE—Packing and moving, fl. P. HAMILTON, U S. Alabama. Phone 768. Spaclal
rates.
STORAGE—Central Public Warehouse, 110-112 8 Alabama; first-class storage wanted. CHARLES McINTOBH, Manager. Old phones
2410 and 1696
STORAGE — IND'PL'S WAREHOUSE CO.. W. E Kurtx. Pre*.; H. A. Croeetand Mgr.; (17-623 8. Pennsylvania. Phones 1242. W*
store, pack and haul.
STORAGE—FISHBACK WAREHOUSE CO.. 411. 416 and 417 8. Pennsylvania st. New building, low Insurance; on tracks Peansyl-
vania railroad. Old talephone 2<>X
STORAGE—UNION TRANSFER AND STORAGE CO.. Phonaa 725. Only flrat-cloos household goods and merchandise solicited. CRATING AND PACKING a fpeoialty.
STORAGE- THE HOGAN TRANSFER AND STORAGE CO., (2. 24, M W GEORGIA BT. EXPERIENCED PACKERS, PADDED VANS. SEPARATE ROOMS, both PHONES 878. WE DO STRICTLY FIRST-CLASS
WORK.
ANNOVErMMBNTS.
ANNOUNCKMENT-60* business card*. *K.
VICTOR. 38 N. Dele war*.
ANNOUNCEMENT—MvatTbody enjoy* a good time when No. 14, B. of L F., gives their hall. Thla time 'Ha Oetober 21. Hallowe’en.
MUSICAL,
MUSICAL—(BO business carts, 48a. VICTOR. It N. Delaware.
•TO* SALE—HORPKfl AMD VEHICLES
FOR 8ALE-Florida Beal. j
*Y« BALE—A heavy mul* team. 804 Bueh- - anon. \
rORJIAL^me,, gentle buggy hero*. M8 '£
Good draft her**; a bargain. Ill
F ?*n5i A *t IO_H * rn *“ ; b * r| * >n * A* ,,u
F Walrou L ri~ Hor ** bu «gy; cheap. 4M
F UM iftfcSr?! 004 ' op * n <s - llv «> r ***
*^0*6 V^^Nri/V*’k ° , t*^ h0r "* nl> * l0n
r eb R rap SAl 7^HT*on ri™ * nd ^ • Urr,,,i
*yi?0Pr L M C Ng > r Jg’r.S?*** 00 ' ** ll « ht “O TOR flALE—New, rubber-tire buggy, horse
and harness. $30 Oak st., city.
FOR SALE—Second-hand surrey, cheap; good
aa new Call 47 When Building.
FOR SALE—Kindergarten wagon; nearly
new. $24 E. Market st. SHOVER.
®ALE—Newly painte^i grocery wagoh, fw- Northeast corner East and Lincoln st.
FOR BALE—Sound, gentls, eight-year-old ton** 7 ° T del,vtnr hori «- ^ W. WashingFOR BALE—Gentle family horse; fine driver; surrey and harness, cheap. 44H Virginia
avenue.
solicited: brimes la stoek.
for Bale—Wanted; By a responsible party, o bon* for It* keep. light work aad gooi
care. Add**** Box I2< News
FOR BALE—Whit* pony at THOB. MADDEN A SONS CO.’S, Fletcher ave. and Big Four
railroad. Inquire for E. J. Reilly.
FDR BALE—Wanted: To rent stables, capaoIty for ton or twelve horses and fourteen vehicle*; North Bid* preferred. TYLER. 234 N.
Delaware at.
FOR bale—Nine bay gelding: llta hand* —hlghi I# all right for d*pot wagon, or would mak* good delivery horse; cheap. Be* J. W. LOBH, 10 N. Pennsylvania. *
FOR BALE—New aad second-hand vehicle*.
^ •«
FOR BALE—1 have been compelled to take on a debt, on* depot wagon and on* run-about driving wagon: both brand new and equipped with rubber tin*; I will aall the** wagons at lee* than whole**!* Price. Address Box 771.
Nowa
FOR SAUD—Coal black mare, seven years old, stylish and handsome, very free and pleasant roadster; rafe for lady or child to drive; not afraid of any object; perfectly •ound. A great msr© for family or physician.
GIBBfl A CO.. 16 N. Alabama st.
FOR BALE—Very fast pacer, wa* In railroad wreck and Are: ,lightly singed on back; hair coming In all right. This horse 1* black. 1622 hands- weigh* 873; free and extra good roadstar: sound and clean; not afraid of anything; kind and gentle: steady In company; atyllab and a good looker; can be bought cheap. GIBBS A CO.. Commission Daalera.
16 N. Alabama.
FOR BALE—Vary stylish and beautiful dark dapple gray mare; absolutely found and strataht In *v«ry way; kind and gentle; thoroughly broken; single and double; has not a Pimple on her; free and open-galted; rixteeen hands high; weigh* 1,250 |b«.; extra heavy, long, while mane and tail; on* of th* handsomeet animals In th* city; Just the hors* for germantown or high phaeton; six year* old. GIBBS ft CO., Commission Dealers, 16
N^ Alabama *t.
FOR SALE—RICYCLKB.
FOR SALE — Tlraa. 21.68. WHEELMEN’S
CO.. 200 N. Delaware at.
FOR BALE—Groat reduction ax bicycle, for ten day, only. Bring your .-Id wheel and H1.60 and fid* th* baat 1*0 wheel aver built. THE GUARANTEE TIRE AND BICYCLE
CO.. 141 8. mmols at.
FOR BALE—Band for our fall bargain sheet. 1*00, new bicycles, guaranteed. 213.51; 1S95, second-hand VVaverley, Ml 1800. second-hand Allan. $8; 1900, second-hand Comet, 18; 1800, second-hand Outing, 28: 1800. (econd-haitd Calumet 110; 1888, second-hand Crescent, 810; •hop-worn Arrow wheels. 22; other good *ec-ond-hand wheels, (I; any gas tamp In our atore. $1.48; gas lamp* as low ae 75c; good casings as law aa Me; good tire, aa low a, 11; second-hand handle bars, 10c; carbide, per can. 10c; saddles a, low as 29c. THE GUARANTEE TIRE AND BICYCLE CO.. 142 8. 1111-
nol, at.
FOR BALE—UEI.GIAN HARES.
FOR BALB-Ftneatook; low price*. KEEN-
AN'S, I112-2H4 Wentworth av*.. Chicago.
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BCfllHEBB CHANCE. BUSINESS CHANCE—100 business cards, 40c. VICTOR, M N Delaware.
BUSINESS CHANCE—Four quarts pure wills* rk&nr, f T°Y ^ rtt# HAYNER DISTILLING CO.. Daytoa. or Bt Louis.
BUSINESS CHANCE—Old established comer drug atore: steady trade; bargain; good reason* for Mlllng. Addross Box 2074, Naw,.
BUSINESS CHANCE—Cltlxen, want a grocery to locat* comer of Columbia and Btxtesnth. Call room 1. Big Four Building.
BUSIN KBS CHANCE—Printing office, paying good profit on M.000 Investment, can be purchased at a bargain. Address Box 606. New*.
BUSINESS CHANCE—First-etasa buslneae for tom* good mxn. with a few hundred dollarx, paying M per cent Call at 637 Mas-
aarhusetlk av*.
BUSINESS CHANCE—Best blcycl# store; and most popular wheal In the city for sale; owner has other business interests. Big snap and a money-maker. Address box 2134, News.
BUSINESS CHANCE—An Investment which will pay 80 per cent, dividends; only 60 per cent, required on subscription. Fullest Investigation solicited. INTERSTATE CONSTRUC-
TION CO.. No. U 8. Illinois.
LOST.
LOST—Package of money. Return 863 E. Tenth. Reward.
LOST—A bunch of five keye. Return to 27
E. Washington. Reward.
LOST—Two reel# and lunch bag; lady found sarei* on Thirtieth at. Return to 98u Ft.
Wayne av*. Liberal reward.
I>3ST~On lost Monday, pension voucher, be-
longing to Florence Hayes. Leave same at Naws office. Address box 2101, News.
LOST—Sunday evening, on Central ave., between Twenty-fifth end Twenty-third ate., a aaal oollaretta. Return to 202 E. Nineteenth
at. and receive reward.
LOST—Saturday noon, between Haerle’s store and Dr. Jameson * office, a silver chain purs*, containing silver money. Return to
WM. HAEKLE'S STORE. Reward.
IX>BT—Lady'* belt, with silver buckle, with Jewel setting* between Vermont and Massachusetts av*. or Alabama et. car, or Washington ,t. Return to MRS. HENRY KAHN, ICO
N. Delaware. Reward.
STRAYED OR STOLEN.
STRAYED OR STOLEN—Whit* and aabl* Scotch ooltta. (322 N. llllnola. Reward.
FOUND.
FOUND—Lady's gold watch; owner can hav*
sama by calling 1133 N. Capitol ave.
PATENT ATTORNEYB-E. T. BILVIU8 A
CO., Talbott Block, Indianapolis.
PATENT ATTORNEYS—V. H. LOCKWOOD, 216-8U Lemcke Building. Indlanapolla. Tele-
phone 1102.
FINANCTAlLe^ FINANCIAL-Large loans. 4 and 44. rfPANN
A CO.
FINANCIAL—Monsy to loan; no commission
charged. H., 29 Ingalls Block.
FINANCIAL—Private fund*: lowest rate*. J
H. LOWES. 42 When Building.
FINANCIAL—Money to loan; lowest rates.
NEWTON TODD. Ingalls block.
.FINANCIAL—Mortgage loan*. 4. 8 and 6 per cent. JOS. W. SELVAGE, 73 Lombard. FH N ANCIAL—To loan large suma; 4 per ^ cent. Try ua C. F. 8AYLES, 137 E. Mar-
FINANCIAL—Money to loan at lowewt ret# of interest. FRANK L FURGASON. 13* E.
Market.
FIX ANCIA L—2 per cent, money on real ee. tale. GEO. WOLF, second floor, Lemcke
Building.
FINANCIAL—Money to loan oo chattel or your personal note. Bee J. W. LUSH. 10 N.
Pennsylvania
FINANCIAL—Minay, quick, on diamond*. Jewelry, etc. W. Washington, oppoalta
Bat*. House. Established 1271.
FINANCIAL—Loan* mad* to salaried people holding permanent positions with responsible firms, upon their own names; easy payment*, strictly confidential. (07 Indiana Trust
Building.
FINANCIAL-
SALARY LOANS upon plain ao*aa No BBortfikto. No ladoeaor. No publicity. EASIER paymeata and much LOWER mu* RELIABLE CREDIT COMPANY. Room *I? U yKrih fiSiirfte#** 227.
FINANCIAL— _ itfg
SALARY LOANS.
Come In and tell us how much you want and how long you want h: tell us who you are. and If you are working on a salary for roaponrihle parties, w* will let you have th* money on your own name, without security, confidentially and without nonsuiting your employer; you can pay It back bt Installment* aa
you proror. weekly or monthly.
INDIANA MOltTOAOB AND LOAN CO.,
ESTABLISHED 1M|.
rtNARCIAU
OCIAL—Loaaa withou
-Loans mad
FINANCIAL— . w *fdi home
our terms Tggg
prenaymeat.
«*Akil
loan on »ta2-
FINANCIAL—Mooey e.£?,J‘ tcb “. dtamci
. lease*
tamoada, ate. IN COMPANY.
g^A.^ME??lb E R AaETcf°Wlr«
^MRYfasT
2b2 Indian* Trust
FINANcLu^r
Prlvata money loan*
PIANOS.
•be day rjfA
ade on .
rates. You
LOAM
HORBImp
Loan* mad. 1
FINANCIAL—
Loans on Furniture, Loen* on Fixture*, Loan* on Piano*. Ixiana on Organa,
Loans
There I* no del 8US1 There U no 'publicity.
Our extension plan It good. Our payment *y*t*«u ta b*.,w. don't need to worry about tb* They are mad* to small and
■**m
are ma _ _
meet them. No
. efled with our trea<
EAST MARKBT-8T. MORTGAGE LOAN CO.,
FINANCIAL-
PRIVATE LOAMB.
MADE ON NEW PLA
Any amount from
furniture.
on furniture, pti etc., without rei
day you ask for It. fro delay.
Our rates are tbe lowest In the olty.
Payment* arranged to ault you. Will accept ell or any part of leaa Remember, we make ao Inquiries of your neighbor* or friends, nor do w* publish your transact!**. Our «r*atm.ntJa_ajw^ ; o#orte#u*_
aad tba same
and ‘ibJral* REM: you nothing to dot
^,t?t 0 :^|o^.; U u r nl^oan te jfpo ui r "mo rto aUr 00118 ^** 8-
"don't WORRY. not want YOUR '
nan. Our
ur price* ara not extortloMts. and In «■** s
'our '"aim T ’Tte ,
ompany In Inrtlanapoll*. and we. as wall a* J ur patron*, feel that we can Justly lay claim 1 o that MU*. You need have no feax *4 say
utllclty In'your dealings with u*.
If you have anything of value w# will teas ou money on It. Furniture, pianos, bugstea. Iv* stock, wagon*, eto.. all are aoeartty
nough on which to get money. Lowest and Moat Favarabla Term#:
Fair and courteous treatment.
48c weekly payment of $*> }oa^
-eekly payment of Jlfi eekiy pay moot of $100
71c..
$2.40..
_ Uertet 7 per cent, a ye
nJnte or"on*a!ny mhef ptan ttait* younrofat. Before dealing elaewhere, call and gee taa,
'Joah
ELLOWfl* Bt l
Ivanla
MORTGAGE LOAN CO. ~ ,
E^rr^nfyfv^Sd 8 ^^..
OVER HUDER-a DRT.'O BTORK^
WHAT A BANKWON'T IXX. to* or -ipplylBi
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CKNTR » g^^on 00 ^?*
~ WtihlngtonaM*
Frout Rnnm,
nothing dtofu.
Old Phone 2182.
ns e. w nd Floor.
lNCIAL
LET
ur tandloi
■ grocer waiting for hia tell?
your life Insurance company watting ter Rs . ’ ■SSmNunltur* etoro waiting far Its gag.
ilement 1 ?
i you had sickr Its extra bills?
i, you ha
death, pertoag*
ava worry enough wUhovt
aker i
lit.
u must have some money i
»p worrying.
\ ham Mwiej end nothing te 4e hot wnM. are our bualneaa.
t out of debt,
t your mind off your
u will be able
1 9
raid.
. J will
lures. Vehle.
work beiT^MM
a Rte
loan you on your rural tut*, fteao, I Ice or any other ktad of pern*
emoval.
wmch to pay off your loan: Uc I* a -eckly paymaat ea a 8.22 1a a weakly paymaat ea a 11.(0 la a weekly paymaat am a 8.40 la a w»-kly payment ea ; other amount* In th* • INDIANA MORTOAC
ROOM 4 I MH K PHONE 222A
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