Indianapolis News, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 October 1900 — Page 7

FOR HALLOWEEN NIGHT. C*noe Club Fr«p*rlag to Scaro and

FImmo Zta Kcmbara.

Kvrrythlng tbat partake* of a *up«rmltlou* character, from hobgoblin* and vartotia Illusion* to an Interpretation of rtnl sensation. I* Included In the urrana^* nl ,.ntH for a Halloween celebration, which I* <o take place at the Indianapolis Cano* Club House, next Wednesday night. Kven ancient mythology will be expounded in a way that will clear the mysterle* In the minds of all those who do not know about mythology. This will b« done, the members say, by Paul K. Krausa. Sr., with the able assistance of John B. Cockrum. Mr. Krausa will also have charge of the "den of horrors,” or something of the kind, which la being completed In a dark room In the

basement of the building.

Many of the_ arrangements are being

I* say tile mysteries

things suggestive of the supernat-

krpt secret. Those In charge say "den" will contain weird mysteries and many things suggestive of the supernatural. beside* uncanny sights that will disturb the sleep of the superstitious for months to come. Ohostllke forms will Hit about the building In the dim light of tack-o’-lantern*. and phantoms and demons, ot th# flesh ana blood order, will •lit too. instead of having the club house a glare of electricity only a few green lights and lack-o’-Ianlerns will I*, visible. The club house Is being decorated profusely with corn stalks and inktns. Hufreshments, such us are tlly eaten on Halloween, will be ed. There will be dancing and other

pumpkl

usually eaten

served,

amusements.

THE ZOO THIS WEEK.

(.action will be Captain Bonavlta and his -roup of seven trained Hons. Includlm

Features of the Attractive Exhibition—Opening Attendance Large. At the Zoo, this week, the leading atIn Bonavlta and Ing Denver, the beast that recently attacked him The captain's right arm Is not yet healed, and with it In a sling he will put the big animals through their paces. Madame Morollt and her Jaguars will he another popular feature. This little french womau weighs only 130 pounds, l that much nerve, coolness ana bravery.

very poi and bn Professor Hopkins's natural history lectures are Interesting and Instructive, ind the feeding of the animals at 4:30 and 11 30 p. m. Is quite a sight. There will be -oncerts by the Zoo band at regular In•erval*. Th# elephants, camels and donteys are at the disposal of the visitors, md any on* may take a free ride. There w also a new consignment of birds and monkeys that will be of Interest to the jhlldrvn. Tho attendance at the opening performinoes Saturday was gratifying to Manixcr Bostock. He says the patronage was equal to that the Zoo received In Italtlmore. and he la encouraged to b«ieve that Indianapolis people are suffl■lently appreciative to support the enterprise throughout the year. Those who lave visited the Zoo are cordial In their i>ral*e of the attractions offered there. Indianapolis has never had a similar extlblllon. and It will prove especially popilar with the children. There are perormnnees every day from 11 a. m to .1 p m.

The Wesleyan College Alumnae. The Indiana chapter of the Weslpyan '<d!ege Alumnse will hold a meeting tonotrow morning at the Meridian-street 11. K. church, entrance on New York ureet. at 10 o’clock. The meeting Is foe he purpose of taking action on the death if Mrs. Carey.

DIKU.

CA KEY—Mary Newman, st her home. »* W North st Sunday morning, age sixty.nine .ears Funeral Tuesday afternoon at 3

(clock.

NA‘ ’KKNHOR8T—Wife of William Nackenicrst if raicrly Halite E. Bertram. Funeral at ! o’clock, October 30, from residence, 1114 .Voodiawn ave. Burial at Crown HIM. (■fiends invited. Mr*. Magdalena Maiu died at reallenre, No. &M W. New York et.. 4:30 a. m., it outlay. October ». Funeral will be private. nenulT.s ran be viewed by friends from I till ■ o’clock, Tuesday afternoon. Card of Thanks Wr to extend our heartfelt thnnk* to Hu frumdx and neighbor* for their kind at■"Mlon and treatment during our sad b«•TOvement. and especially to the L*. S. Ayers i- Co. and employes. UZZIC SCHNEIDER AND DAUGHTER. la Loring Remembrance rf Mrs. Nellie Ballard Bord, who died Octbsr 28. 1888. I ’hint, of you In the sunshine, I dream night and day ot you. Mien all the world Is stlsat Aud stars shins out In blue; ted whether the hours be golden. Or whether the day be drear, four love le beside me always— I neier forget you. dear! hi’sband. mothkr and bistehs.

rrhgKAL kOTI( E■ tuiAIiEN—Tbs funeral service of Mrs. Ro tvirill Brsdea will be held st the reeidenc SS) N. Capitol ave., 3 (fnoon. Burtsl private

FUNERAL piKEC TOI4H. tnekal directors - whitbett a ft l.VER, Ml N. Meridian. TNEHAL, DIRECTORS—TUTEW’ HJER, Und>r;aker. 124 W Market at. Tel. *14. fl’NEKXL DIRECTORS—A. M. RAO HD ADS CO , iyg Maseaohusetta ave. Phone SOS.

ffNERA

AL DIRECTOBa—ADA Mg A KRIE-

CLR, h> n. llilnols st. Telephone 1184.

n’NEHAL DIRECTORS—SHIRLEY A l.lC lOTT. Ills W Michigan. New Phone 1844. neral Directors—horton a jackt»)N. 448 Rasa ave. New phone 8U. old 1 mi 4201. mi neral DIRECTORS - RENIHAN A ULACKWEIA,. Removed to 128 and 1*8 W. Jhio at. Telephone Hi. r ^*ERAt, DIRECTORS — FRANK a! BLANCHARtk Undertaker. Uady attend•n< Southeast corner Ohio and N. Delaware,

rhunee: OtBce, 411; reeldence, 881.

ri’NERAL DIRECTOR-

old phone a*. RREGELO. New phone KO. ? icoin^ir-"- R * ,,d * nc * m *• V * ,ra00 *

Flat*). New phone 1740.

MONUMENT^. “''W BENTS^AtJa^DIENERT^S'ETwai!*^

Ington. Telephone git.

HONUMl ORANI

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^NTR-^INDIANA^ 14ARBLE AND

- - g °- 1 y rT CLUB MEETINGS. Nyetlo Tie Lodge, No. *♦. F. and The meeting announced for Monday

ivening has been postponed.

- WILLIS D. ENOL.E, Secretary. loci

to “*** *t*th*lr R hsnC Tuesds

knna EdwairiS?* /“m. °

day even-

ednueeday, I p. m. aieter lodge* Invited. SOCJBTI-Ajuean Eether Chapter, No. I. 6.

T -«:

* attend the funeral ot Slater Anna Knowlea.

at ot Slater Anna Knowlei MAT SIMMONS, W. M.

■ORD, Secretary.

NETTIE RANSFORD. S^“f^

'v'^-^flONiC-Caplt^'a'ty Lodge. • iy OrV. A : >*. Bp^lal meeting Tuesfemm. st T:» prompt, in Masonl* f'a welcwuk* U fl««r*s. Vieltng breth- . TOM ^^sjgWOgMaWOEET, w - M. WILLIS R.MlgJLy, 1 . 1 ^ W - “•

j . f SCHO^PENH ORBT ^JACOb y, smith, Recordei

Comrades'

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»«*• wsm IsbvrsrFbody will enter good Umeia expected.

rewara it rntui w ” — — m Return to ill N. D*i*w>re *t. Reward.

1 ^fJM^ y Uri4*iSd C m:- flrst"Iwery*°*'t^ hie south ot the Sett railroad on Shelby sL Return to U1 Virginia are. mlwla^revelp^r. keys pj[^!^ t0 * rfctlh ’ Kelurn ‘

THE TNDLAJNAPOLI8

WAN'raD- : laiSMALK.

WANTED-Tleh-l-MIugo.

WAji'8K1>—Lady cook. 221 Indiana ave.

W/bN i k.L» 'At h»head" for headache. WANTED—Hand aeweni. M W. Maryland. WANTEtn-Dtnin. room girl. 588 W. WashingW l4W 1 EBgll5h rl m f * r bn, " rwork - CaU evening*.

". A ; N ra l ?» , 7 fi“asgp wom,n tor

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w vtmi; ,i Vn , r"N , ^ , h. ,m “ d * , ‘ buu, ,7 ' ,Br

for h ° uM -

a SR ach ul# u"e 0******** C< )N p A D ’ 8. w ^^TEI>--4Jlrls.^^ facMt-ry; como prepared to WANTEI> -Experienceil white nurn*; referenree, 1211 N Alabama.

"huUHe^^r 14° N’ r0< A l^l' >man tvr hou-ie-

W w A ora B i^ N W ^“S. fur

WANTED—Sale■ Women; steady employment

cqfivaaalng. m# N. Hllnole.

WANTEI>—Girl for senerai housewi^rk. apply

at once. l« K. Mlohi*an st.

W 2^ K r7» N o*rgf 1r, ru?Fifu° d * y '

t r u1^ n . e , cook * nrt rm *

VaVk'^AT^’r r*UAR P MA^ Ptl ° n ‘' aC '

WANTED—Housekeeper for small family. 220

Capitol ave., with good references.

WANTED—Immediately, dininir room g\r\ and

_accond cook, white. 325 N. Illinois.

W ANTED—-A food, strong colored girl for

tfenerul houeework. 1JQ K. Michigan.

” — Gold filling*, $1, tq|* month. _UANT. I)entl*t. oppnMt# L. 8. Ayres. WANTED—A girl for general hounework, and **k* cans of baby. 505 W. Washington. WANTED—Colored girl; email family; to go horn* nights. Address Bo* 2437. New*.

I ' l * hm ** h ' r No - 22 H Illlnot* at. BIO FOUR OYSTER AND CHOP HOI’HE

WANTED—A woman’s best friend, the only

substitute for natural gas. 40 E. Ohio at.

W’ANTED—Expertencud o|>erator on W’turaler A Wilson machine. L. WKI88, 10 E. Ohio at. WANTED—Middle-aged lady to do cooking kt St. Joseph’* Industrial School. 725 8. Ala-

bama.

WANTED—Competent white firl; email family. general house work. IKtt N. Penney 1-

vanin.

WANTED—Eln deutsches Maedrhen, gut empfohien. Muss Kochen Koennen. 413 N. New

Jersey.

WANTED—Glria for down-Hlalrs work and CuHiking; good wages; German preferred. 30*

N T . East.

WANTED—Girl for general housework; must Virgin 1 ! <JernMin ' '■• fer « nc ® required. LIST, 33u WAN’TEli- Ftr* .('lass cuok, at once; large wage*. Herman preferred; whit* or colored

23» N. East st.

WAUYJU1" -Twa experienced hairdresser* and wVTh 1 n^ion* C **' M E ‘ rHKLAN * 10< *•

WANTED—Competent woman for cooking and

N^ew* Jersey* 0 wa * hin * ; * 00<1

WANTED—Girl for ^nerai housework; r*fF^^TTdrti rft'T C, * U b ^ or * ^ o'clock, ili

WANTED—Long plumes mad* from tips and Plecea of feathere: feather boas recurled.

FAll,I.EH. 3i( S. Illlnot* at.

WANTED—At once, good girl for general housework, email family; good wages. Go

home nights. 1640 Hall Place.

WANTED-A good, strong gtrl aa aecond kitchen work, in sanatorium; one that can

go home at night. 1530 E. Tenth.

WANTED—A capable woman aa maid for elderly lady; must be well recommended. Apply at once, J2I9 N. Pennsylvania st.

WANTED—Girl* to learn the tailoring trade; wages paid from the start. Apply southwest corner Meridian and South sis., aecond floor.

WANTED—The season for entertainments 1* on. Keep your skirts nlc* by buying a skirt box from MAHORNEY. M9 Massachusetts

at*.

WANTED—Ladle* to try our waterproof kid ■bos*: as stylish A* a Boroals «hoe. and will wear batter: $1.»A KISTNER’S. 135 8. Illi-

nois st.

WANTED—Dental work free at CENTRAL COLLEGE OF DENTISTRY; charge for cost of malarial only. Southwest corner Ohio

and llUnqla sts.

WANTED—28 girl*, not over 30 year*, weight 148 pounds; $16 per week; 7 a. m., Tuesday. BKCKNER’S EMPLOYMENT AGENCY, 48

east side Monument.

WANTED—To cure a cold In on© night try on© of Mahornvy'a box mattresses; just aa cheap aa separata spring and me Ureas would

b©. 249 Massachusetts ave.

WANTED—Ptr*«»ns of either sax, desirous of adding to their incomes without Interfering with their present occupation, can learn of a favorable opportunity to do so by addressing

WANTED-For Rale

INFANT 8IIOE8,

25c. 35c 50c. 75c.

NBERMAN'8.

7tt MAHBACHU8ETT8 AVE.

WANTED—Men and women of good address, who ora equipped to approach and present to the wage-earners of the citlaa of Indiana a proposition that will most assuredly Interest them, and who desire profitable employment, are Invited to address Box 2416. News.

WANTED—Salesladies in grocery department. Experienced preferred. Apply at 8:15 a. m.

THE WM. H. BLOCK CO.

WANTED—AGEHTB.

AGENTS WANTED—Saleswomen; steady employment; canvassing. 8flg N. Illinois.

AGENTS WANTED—Insurance agents, who have had experience as representative* of the old line companies, can hear of something that will interest them financially by address-

ing Box 2606. News.

AGENTS WANTED-To sell surgical and dental chairs and specialties: State agents desired; commissions liberal; the best surgical and dental chairs In the market; the ohence of a lifetime for the right man. Address CANTON SURGICAL AND DENTAL

CHAIR COMPANY. Canton. O.

CC-AL ASD WOOD.

WOOD AND COAL—COON8E A CAYLOR ICE CO., Tuxedo and Moore. Old ’phone 559,

new ’phone 977.

KOTICE.

NOTICE—500 business cords for 40c. VICTOR, 26 N. Delaware.

NOTICE—JOSEPH GARDNER, tin work and furnaces. 39 Kentucky ave. Telephone 222.

NOTICE—DEWALD 4k WAHL, plumbers, tl Kentucky ave. Phones, old, l on 2274; new,

1884.

NOTICE—Wall papers; I have a largo line of gilt* and combinations at ooet. STEVENS,

496 Senate ave. Phone 2 on 25C3.

NOTICE — Gentlemen'# garment* pressed,

cleaned and altered at reasonable prices. GEORGE M4CHELSON. 26 W. Ohio.

NOTICE-THE PEERLESS FOUNDRY CO.. manufacture stove repairs, wholesale and ratal!. 718 Mask at. near 8. Noble. New

phone 2402.

"srssys Atsscst graa and slate roofing and hot air furnaces. m Kentucky ave. Telephone 222.

NOTICE—Magnetic treatment aa a pain-killer has no equal. Formula for self-treatment

Ind.

NOTICE—44tockholders’ annual meeting of the White River Railroad Company for the *1*0Thursday, November 15, at 3 p. m. JOHN

CHR^TNUTT, secretary.

LOST.

LO^T—Young fox terrier bitch; one block ear;

reward. 1511 Ash.

LOST—White poodle; left half of head knd right ear black. Return to 639 8. Pennsyl-

vania. Reward.

^T^rke 0 /. Bat* rday l . m *Hetur^*to **713

Daugherty at. Reward.

^rret^^RewlM.' MAN. 225 N. Delaware st.

YASL^r****:

WANTED—Times cigar.

WANTED—Tlak-1-Mingo.

WANTED—"Acbahaad" for baadaeh*.

WANTED—Good barber. 106 W. Market. WANTED A good tinner. 17IK Msdi.on ave. WANTED—Errand boy. 217 Masoachosatts

ave.

WANTED—Night waiter. Address liox 2475.

News.

WANTED—Flram an, at White River Band

Gravel Co.

WANTBD—Inteillgent boy. CENTRAL

* PRINTING CO.

WANTflSD—For health or for fun, chew

PURITAN GUM.

WANTED—Experienced helper In bakery. 510

K. Washington st.

WANTED—Walter to work for his meals. 410

W. Washington *t.

WANTED—Good cook for reetaurant. Call

23( W. New York.

WANTED—Experienced dairy hand. Call 845

Massachusetts ave.

WANTED—If you wish to learn telegraphy,

call at 411 E. Bcuth.

WANTED—Six plasterers. Call 1217 W. Thir-

tieth, Monday evening.

WANTED—Boy over sixteen years, to run

foot press. >6 W. South.

WANTED—Old hats made oow or In stylo. HAND. 21 Virginia ave. \v ANTED—Flrst-claae barber. SPBNCKR

HOUHR BARBER SHOP.

WANTED—Confectionery route for sale. 29

N. Illinois st. MORGAN.

WANTED—Boy with experience at barber

business. 237 Virginia ave.

WANTED-First-claes fireman at Bates

House. Hlngle man preferred.

WANTED—First-cUMNi cabinet maker. Call

Udell Works. North Indianapolis.

\#ANTEl>—Qualified assistant drug clerk;

German. Addreea Box 2*05, News.

'WANTED—Chair maker. CENTRAL CHAIR

CO., comer Georgia and Missouri.

WANTED—Corn buskers. Comer Ritter ave.

and B. Tenth at., north of Irvington.

WANTED—Our work will please you. Packages called for. PROOKE88 LAUNDRY.

WANTED—Carpenters. N. Alabama and Twenty-fifth. Phone 3244 or 90S 8. West et. WANTED—Good, steady man at Emery wheel grinding costing. PIONEER BRASS

WORKS.

WANTED—Here is a chance to learn practical Illustrating during spare hours. Address

Box 2455. News.

WANTED—Salesmen. Special inducements. Addreea the HAWKS NURSERY CO..

Rocbeater, N. Y.

WANTED—Man and wife for farm work. BECKNER’B EMPLOYMENT AGENCY, 49

cast side Monument.

WANTED—Golden Rule, the only lady barber shop In city, has located at 24 Circle, where

all are invited to call.

WANTED—Young men. learn telegraphy; day or night. INDIANAPOLIS BUSINESS UNI-

VERSITY. When Building.

WANTED—City salesman for typewriter supplies. AMERICAN RIBBON AND CARBON

CO., 925 Stevenson Building.

WANTED—City aaienman; reference and •tamp for rsply. MAYER CO., Broadway

and Locust its., St. Louis. Mo.

WANTED—This is a fine opportunity to study law while continuing your regular occupa-

tion. Address Box 2464, News.

WANTED—Before buying a typewriter, ex-

amine the ••OLIVER.’* •’OLIVER OFFICE.** 26 Virginia ave. Phone 3194.

WANTED—A first-class cake and bread baker; will pay |7 and board per week. Address CITY BAKERY. Blrknell. Ind.

WANTED—Salesmen; salary and expenses; experience unnecessary; permanent position; outfit free. UNION NURSERIES, Rochester,

WANTED—Candy-maker*; two men for cream good*; one man for hard good*. In »atln flnUh^work. THE BEDFORD CANDY CO.. Bed-

WANTED—Salesmen, to sell office specialties; fine side lines; used by all merchants; catalogue free. MODEL MFO. OO., box 23. South

Bend. Ind.

W’ANTED—Competent planer and frlzxer hand; also a good scroll and band sawyer. References required. H. LIBBER CO., 1410

Madison ave.

WANTHD—Men learn trade; only eight w©eks; full particulars. Address INDIANA* polis barber college, im Olive st..

Indianapolis.

WANTED—Dental work free at CENTRAL COLLEGE OF DENTISTRY; charge for co«l of material only. Southwest corner Ohio

and Illinois sts.

W'ANTED—Twenty mechanics to work at Oalveoton, Tsx.: high wages; ateady employment. INTERSTATE CONSTRUCTION

CO., 18 8. Illinois.

WANTED—Salesmen to sell most complete line of lubricating oils, greases and specialties. Salary or commission. NOBLE REFIN-

ING CO.. Cleveland. O.

W'ANTED—Young men; our Illustrated catalogue explains how we teach barber trade in eight weeks; moiled free. HOLER BAR-

BKR COLLEGE. Chicago. 111.

W'ANTED—Foremen, timekeepers and others desirous of increasing their incomes with >ut Interfering with their present work, should address Immediately, Box 2612. News.

W'ANTED—Persons of either sex, desirous of adding to their incomes without interfering with their present occupation, can learn of a favorable opportunity to do so by addressing

Rox 2609, News.

WANTED-Experienced traveling ealeaman of good appearance and addreea; mutt be hustlers; beet of reference# and bond required. Permanent position If sales are satisfactory.

Address box 3393. News.

W'ANTED—Men and women of good addresa. who are equipped to approach and present to the wage-earners of the cities of Indiana a proposition that will most assuredly Interest them and who desire profitable employment, are Invited to address Box 2611, News.

WANTED—SITUATIOHS.

SITUATION WANTED—Florida Heal.' ^ SITUATION W’ANTED—By nurse Or second

work. 117 W. Walnut.

SITUATION W’ANTED—By stenographer for

experience. New ’phone 3210.

SITUATION WANTED—As boueeman or

driver. Address 710 Locke st.

SITUATION W'ANTKI>-Washing to do; col-

ored woman. 2126 Yandes at.

SITUATION WANTED—As cashier or office

work. Address box 2485, News.

SITUATION WANTED-Washing, Ironing;

white laundress. 615 E. Michigan at.

SITUATION WANTED—By competent housekeeper; city reference. Address Bos 2379,

News.

SITUATION WANTED—German family; cook; reliable general girl*. 149 N. Delaware,

room 5.

SITUATION WANTED-Two young ladlea wish positions in office or aa clerk. Addroes

box 2486. News.

SITUATION WANTED—To be- housekeeper for a small family; two or three; good ref-

erence. 222 N. Capitol ave.

SITUATION WANTED-By lady with llttl* boy; position ha homekeeper for widower; city or country. Addresa box *481, New*.

SITUATION WANTED—Aa hougtkeeper for widower or aged couple In the city. Call afternoon*, MRS. MAY 8NBIDER, 52$ Stevens

atreat.

FOR BALE OR TRADE.

FOR SALE OR TRADE—Two Iota. 1545 E.

Market.

FOR SALE OR TRADE—Plano. Addre** box

2604,. News.

FOR SALE OR TRADE—688 bualnasa card* for too. VICTOR. 28 N. Delaware. FOR SALE OR TRADE—Reetaurant; good location: doing a flrat-claaa bualneaa. Call

Ml Ft. Wayn* are.

FOR SALE OR TRADE—Barber shop and ci-

gar store, will trade for equity or vacant lots. 29 N. Illinois st. MORGAN.

FOR SALfc OR TRADE—120-acre farm, black eotl; dltcheo: four mile* Montpelier; clear; trad* for Indianapolis property. A. B. GRO-

VER. « E. Market st.

FOR BALE OR TRADE—$1,500 equity In modern. nine-room hou»*. for vacant lota or cltar cottage; two equltle* worth $2,008, for vacant lot*, cottages or farm. Address box 714.

News.

FOR SALE OR TRADE—1*5 acre* good, level land, one-half mile from Afton. Clermont county. Ohio; will trad*.for good Indianapolis property. Addreea 2032 Collage ave., Indi-

ana poll*.

FOR SALE OR TRADE—Three lota in Chicago, worth $1,000 each; trade for Indianapolis or other town property and pay difference. What hay* you?. OWNER, room $11

Majestic Building.

FOR SALE OR TRADE—IW acre* of good land In Kansas; will trad* for merehandla*; clear till*; what hara you? Also a photograph outfit; good as newt; for sal* or trad*. Call on or addreea M. A. FRY, 1701 Hoyt av*.

FOR SALE OR TRADE—1486 Colleg*; nine nmma; bath, furnace, hardwood floor*, screens, well, cittern, city water; plenty of gae; will trad* for small rental property or lot north. Bee owner 1419 N. Delaware

PATENT ATTORNEYS. J^TENT^ATTOBNEYS^E^T^ILVnJBr* CO.. Talbott Block. Indianapolis.

PATENT ATTORNEYB-V. H. LOCKWOOD. 415-411 Lemcke Building. Indian*poll*. Telephone im

5 ; MONDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1900

DENTISTET.

■’sairafkisaasg prices bsfer* setae slsewhsre.

DENTAL FAR-

CaU sad as*

Want Ad. Record ^ ^

Week October 22-27.

4,035

Paid Want Ads. In The News .

Paid Want Ads. in the four other English papers . . 2,667

The News leads over all . .

1,368

UaiHE IndianaU polls News prints the wants of everyone; if you have a want-use The Newssk.i»j».j*.k

RATE ONE CENT A WORD

FOR TRADD-400 huetneee card*. 40c. VICTOR, 26 N. Delaware. FOR TRADE—City property for farm or country town property. 1018 W. ThIrtleth FOR TRADE -Good equity In dwelling h-use fur vacant lot. Address 719 Virginia ave., city. FOR TRADE-—Minins’ stock; timber land and cash for Western land. Addreea box IHM.

News.

FOR TRADEr—Equity In good rrntal city >rty for drug etore. Give pric« and full lars. U J. MURDOCK, Portland. Ind.

FOR TRADE—Eight-room house, two barns, lot 200x166; all kinds bearing fruit. Seventeenth, near Rural; will take *niall. clear property for equity. C. B. TURNER, 149 E.

TO LBT—MlSCELldANROrS.

TO LET—Manufacturing building, with power; beet location In the city. Apply BRYCE S BAKERY.

TO LET—100-acre farm near city; large bar and pasture; cheap for three-year leae« CRAWFORD. I Vi E Washington

TO LET—Brick factory, including engine, boiler*, line shafting, pulleya and belting; all in flrat-claa* condition, on Belt railroad, with private swltph. at low rental, one square from street car 11ns. Inquire 12 Vlrymla ave.

r AJJCTIO!IJiAJJCS^ AUCTION BALE—600 business cards. 40c. VlCTOlj U N. Delaware. AUCTION—T. J. BKMAN8. real sstat*. gsa* sral auctlonesr. 1OT W. Ohio.

tau and gsnsral auctioneer.

Ington.

E—I will sell next TueMay.

8:K a m., at 1226 Brook.lilt rt# furnishing* of a four-room table*, six oak diner*, oak k sideboard, line oak dining ~ ating stevaa: fln* lawn top; top buggy, wagon. I carpets, rugs, curtains, spring*. Columbia phonoUon; fitted for fourteen ptatsraa, hammock rack.

AUCTION B.

October 30, at 8.K a. m., at 1236 Brook,Ide ave., the complete furnishing* ot a four-room cottage: Center table*, six oak dinar*, oak

rocker*, fine

table, cook and hea

awing, with canooy top; top bruasels and Ingrain carpets,

bed*, mattress as and sprti

graph In flue condition;

tubas, with records; picture*, hammock rack, portieres, ate. Tim** foods am In good condition. and will positively be sold to the highest bidders, s* owner Is leaving city. LEW

FOE SALE—MAL ETATE. REAL EBTATE- INDIANA TRUBT CO HEAL EhTATIi—Six-room collage, barn. Inqulr* 1506Jtoyt ave. REAL ESTATE—For bargains In real estate »«» w. E. MICK & Co..118 E. Market. REAL ESTATE—For sale and for rant *lgn* waie 1 chBa,> VI CTOR. IMntar, M N. DelaHEAL ESTATE—Ll*t your property with etre#t FFUR D ARR ICK, 10 N. Pennsylvania HEAL ESTATE—Talbott ave. lota on ten •anla™ tlme ’ TALBOTT. Ill N. Pennayl-

WASTED—It 1SCKL1-AJIKOUB.

wanted—FioHda neat.

WANT ED—Time* cigar.

WANTED—Tl8h-i-ml ngOw

WANTED—* # Achehead” for headache.

WANTED—Ten loads of dirt. 1122 B. Btat*

avenue.

WANTED—Paper to hang, 91 room. 227 E.

Louisiana st.

WANTED—Cash paid for household goods.

245 W. Washington.

WANTED—Lady to rent parlor; cheap. Ref-

erence. S>4 E. Tenth.

WANTED—40c for 600 neat business cards.

VICTOR, 24 N. Delawara St*

WANTED—Five rooms; housekeeping; down-

town. Address box 2492, News.

WANTED—Mantel folding-bed; good condi-

tion. Address box 2477, News.

WANTED—PURITAN GUM aids digestion

and improve* the complexion.

WANTED—Fine household goods to store.

New storehouse. 105 N. Alabama st.

WANTED-Teeth. $6. SELLERS. Dentist. 32 VV. Washington, over News offios.

WANTEI>-\x>cai bonds: state lowest price for quick sale. Address Box 2392. News.

WANTED—To buy double standing office desk; 6 feet. Address box 2490, News. WANTED—Our work will pleas, you. Package# called for. PROGRESS LAUNDRY.

WANTED—To rent, shop room for ladles' and gents’ tailoring. Address Box 9448. News.

WANTED—A woman’* beat friend, the only aubstltute for natural gas. 48 E. Ohio at.

WANTED—300 cords good block wood. O. C. PRATT LUMBER CO., 1400 N. Senate ave.

WANTED—To rent a house of about eevrn room*. In Irvington. Addresa box 24*7, New*. WANTED—Ladlea. hav* your Ups mad* Into long plumes, by FAILLES. $8 6. Illinois at.

WANTED—To rent: A furnished house In the central part of the city. Addrese box 2478.

New*.

WANTED—Winchester or Marlin repeater ehotgun, in good condition. Address Box

2461, New*.

WANTED—Nickel plating; machine work. Old Phone 1444, new phone 1812. Work call for

and delivered.

WANTED—Three or four unfurnished room* on College ave., above Nineteenth at. Ad-

dre** fox 2464. New*.

WANTED—Three unfurnished room*, with bath and board: good location; raCarancea.

Addre** Box 2417, New*.

WANTED—Second-hand gasoline engine; fly* co° 2tfi£xr»% w z w l sti:. ,n c -^ kat &

(TELsfoR DYE AND'cLEAbilNG-'wbi&s:

1903 College ave., phone one on 2578.

WANTED—To borrow $1,700 on brick buelneea block, worth $8,000: North Side; 1 per cent. No commission. Address Box 2121, New*.

WANTED-Dratal work Ire* at CENTRA I. COLLEGE OF DENTISTRY; charge for cost of^ material only. Southwest oornar Ohio

WANTED-Two or three unfurnished rooms for light housekeeping, near Illinois, bet^^n^wentjusecond and Thirtieth. Addrea*

WANTED—After election, a four or fiveroom cottage In northern part of city; suitable for husband and wife; state rental price Address box 2465. News. *

WANTED—100 old or crippled horses; must b<s free from disease and physic, as they are for

THE TCO.^Indtanapol**. Ad<lre *’

WANTED—Money loaned on watches, diamonds, etc.

CENTRAL IX)AN COMPANY.

303 Stevenson Building.

WANTED—Foremen, timekeepers and others desirous of increasing their incomes without Interfering with their present work, should address, immediately. Box 2907. News

WANTED~$$,000 In GOLD. We pay ca»h for old gold of any kind; bring In your broken and out-of-date Jewelry; and turn It Into caah. FLETCHER M. NOE. 110 W. Market. WANTED—Young married couple van'.- party to build eeveu or eight-room house, between Sixteenth ami Twenty-third *t»., to be ready In January. Will take long lease. Addre** box

2446. Newe.

WANTED—Home for young lady, where *h# may defray her expense* for room and beard by acting aa companion and doing light work night*, morning* and Saturday*, while attending Vorlee’s Business College. Addresa

U;e Colleg* at once.

BUSINESS CHANCE.

BUSINESS CHANCE—$00 business card*, etc.

VICTOR. 28 N. Delaware.

BUSINESS CHANCE—Four quarts pur© whisky for 13.10, delivered. Writ© HAYNER DISTILLING CO.. Dayton, or 8t. Louis

BUSINESS CHANCE—Old established corner drug stors; steady trade; bargain, good reasons for sailing. Address Box 2074. N©ws.

BUSINESS CHANCE—Will Invest come money and time In honorable, legitimate business; am a hard worker. No fakers need answer.

Address 1475, News.

BUSINESS CHANCE—Be*t $>lcycl# etore; and most popular wheel In the city for sale; owoar has other business Interests. Pig snap and a money-maker. Address box 2134. News.

BUSINESS CHANCE—Money to build valuabio labor-saving -machines, ustvi in one of the most prominent fields of labor; Investment worthy the attention of any business man.

Addresa Box 2482, News.

BUSINESS CHANCE—Fifty-room hotel; Indlanapoll*; centrally located; thoroughly **- tabllshed; making money; only $l.2m caah; no trad* considered. 8TROUSE A THOMAS. 135'4 E. Market, room 2. Old phone 12574. BUSINESS CHANCE—Wanted; Eenergetle. capable man to take Interest and have employment in an ostablUhed buslnees having splendid future. Must have had buslnees experience; give references as to habits and responsibility, and have at least fl 500 In cash to invest. Address Box 2273, News.

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TO LKT-nooMB.

TO LET KlorUia Heal. T” let Ai behead’' tar headache. TO LEI -See ll.t INDIANA TRUBT CO.

■To let Eurnlihed room* at 234 S, IKInot* at. TO LET—Funiiahad front room. 13 W. Market

■trvet.

To LET—Roome end board; bath. 303 N. New

Jersey.

TO LET—Furnished rooms. 613 N. Hudson st. Modern. TO LKT—Furnished rooms, 75c and up. 30 N. Went i*t. ■ To LET-Furnished front room; bath. 319 U. bt. Clair. To LET—Rooms with or without board. 644

N. Illinois.

To LET—Nicely furnished suite of rooms. 447

N. Illinois.

To LET—Nice, furniahed rooms; modem. 605 _ N’. Senate ave. TO LET-Two furnished rooms; housekeeping.

E. Market.

To LET-Three unfurnished rooms; bath. 505 N, Capitol ave. To LET—Housekeeping and lodging rooms. 330

__Capitol ave. N.

TO LET—Furnished, front room. 304 N, West. <-orner New York. To LET—Boarders wanted; meal tickets, $4.

^528 N. Pennsylvania.

To LET—Furniahed and unfumiahed rooms. 5o6 N. Capitol; >1 up, T<» LET—Room and breakfast by lady. Address box 2469, News.

hed front roopa; mod-

- Nicely furnlal H N. Capitol, -Furnished rt T21 Hark ave,

To LET—Furnlshe h->ar.l, L>36 Colleg

To LET--Furnished room 1 Tinier. 2fi N. Delaware.

signs, 5c. VICTOR,

TO LEI'—Furnished roor board. 310 W. Maryland

■t.

Tr> LET—Two furnished rooms for light ^hfiusekeeplng. 329 8. Alabama. TO LET—Nicely furnished rooms; modern,

conveniences. 540 N. Illinois. T< i LET—Furnished housekes

»thing ilrst-cla

^keeping rot N. Illinois.

TO LKT—Three rooms; light housekeeping; no children; centra’*; north. Address box 3467,

New Jersey st.

TO LET—Nicely 1furnished rooms, fl r^r week and up; m^al tickets $3 for 21 meals. HOTEL ENTERPRISE.

TO LET—Elegant rooms, en suite; modem

Improvements. The Halcyon Apartments, Delaware and New York. TO LET—Furnished front rooms foi keeping; also* furnished rooms, wit! bath and both gases. 428 X Cupltol

TO__LET—"Achehead" for headache. TO LET—See list. INDIANA TRUST CO. TO LET—8«c ll»t. PENTKAL TRUBT CO. TO LET—223 N. Alabama. Inquire 1210 N. Illlnoi*. TO LET-He* U*t at 121 E Mark*!, ground floor. GREGORY A APPEL. TO LET—Tea-room hon*e. m.idem; 52* E.

(Ifth *t. Inquire 1122 Park.

TO LET — Desirable alx-roorr Bt>llefontuin< <'r,n»umers’ ea

:ellent launderlnx. Telephone 1121 wagon. PitOCIHKSH t.AUNDRY.

TO LET—FtOc-room cottage, also large, dou-

ble house. Inquire 1H34 H. Meridian »t.

TO LET—Hou*e of nine room*, in good redr; and atable; no email children. 313 W.

pair; and iouth *t.

FOR TRAPR. FOR TRADE—Bicycle for booka. Addrra* box

3481, News.

TO LET—Modem, elght room home; all convaniances: 2204 N. New Jersey *t. Apply at house; not $30.

TO LE.T—OFFICES AND STORES^ TO LET—Bee lijt. INDIANA TRUBT CO^ TO LET—Meat atorea and fixture*. 804 8. West

_atr*et. _

TO LET—Store room, 314 Indiana ave. 30N. Delaware, room 10. TO LET—Two furnished rtx.ms for light housekeeping, with bath. 837 N. Liberty. TO LET—Deelrable office room*: opposite the pestofllce. Apply F N._Mertdlan st.. room 11.

did business room, 16x60, 306 ; plenty of gas. W. E. Miqp

TO LET—Bplen, ^IBInoU; $12.60

TO LOT—Desirable storeroom. 120 E. Ington at.; two fronts. Apply 20 N. M, st. Room U.

TO LET—Large More room and dwelling combined; both for $13 per month. CRAWFOR1), 818 B Washington. TO LET—Nice, light, 'arg# room on Court at.. suitable for saloon, bowling alley, printing offleo or More. Apply 2* N. Meridian et. Room 1L TO LET—Large well-lighted store-room. 12 N. Alabama; also work-room. 22x 80. on second floor, has 17 window#; will let seperate. Apply IS M. Alabama. OIBBH A CO.

.ET—Naw storeroom. Fountain Square. Virginia ave.; 17x77; large plate-glaaa winalectric light; cemented cellar; good loI for buslnaaa; shoe store needed in borbood rent $30; one month’# rent free .rt buelneee. 8PANN ft CO.

TO LET-N

vtr

dow;

lEEOUAUEMKNTS^ ANNOUNCEMENT—500 buslnees card#, 4fc.

N. Dsiawa

ihcd ruoma; modern, with

ege ave.

TO LKT Desirable* rooms. Moody Block. 30Vk X'. Delaware, room 10.

Tu LKT-Two rooms on Washington, $5. In-

qu.re 32S \V Waahin ms. with or without

‘ooniB; ev-

orything nrst-clasa. 627

TO LET—Excellent laundering. Telephone for wagon. VHOG HESS LAUNDRY. TO LET—Furn!ah«I room for gentleman; references required. 522 N. Pennsylvania.

Tight

ave.

TO LET—Two unfurnished rooms; housekeeping; no children. 814 River TO LET-One-half of modern house; aor thing nice; cheap. Addreea box 1092, Na 1

TO LET—Boarding-houae and fumlehed room

signs, 5 cents each. VICTOR, 26 N. Delaware.

TO LET—Nice, unfumiahed front parlor; aleo.

large front room, with alcove. 620 N. Deia-

TO LET—Furnishad or unfurnished rooms; first or aecond floor; board; reference. 404

N Illinois.^

TO LET—For cramped room* buy an iron folding bed from M A HORNET'S, 349 Mass* chuaetta ave. TO LET—Nice, furnished front room, with board; on third floor; bath and heat. 511 N.

Jersey st.

TO LET—Nice

TO LET—Two connecting front rooms; unfurnished; ten blocks north, near i-aj line; all conveniences; plenty gas Address box 2441,

News,

TO 1,PT—HOISKS. TO LET—List. 31 Circle. TO LET—Bee net. SPANN A CO.

house. 2817

TO LET—1325 Massachusetts ave., new. flv* room*, gaa; |W. SHIRLEY. 142 N. Pcnnsyl-

vanla at.

TO LET—Fine reeldence 14 room*; etrtotly modern. 712 N. New Jersey. Inquire 35 N. Capitol ave. TO LET—Jenkins’* transfer, largest moving vans; responsible for damage. 21 E. Market; both phones. - TO LET—1708 N. Meridian st.; 12 rooms; modem. Inquire 808 N. Delaware at., or 24$ & Meridian at. TO LET—2324 N. Pennsylvania st.; sei rooms and bath; furnace; »table; vacant 3 vetnber «. inquire on pretnl.-e*. TO LET—Halt new double house, Moore ave.: flve room*, bath; nice location; $10; very cheap. BHiRLBV. 143 N, Pennsylvania. TO LOT—$27.60 for lhat very cnmfortabde, 18-room, modern house. No. 2324 Talbott av*.; call at once. A METZUER AGENCY. 18$ N. Pennsylvania at.

R gains ^I&£ N Clty P r °P®rty, farmsu bar-

REAL EKTATE—Excellent laundering. TeloDRy” 6 1121 f ° r wa * on PROG9E8S LAUN-

REAL EH TATE- For bargains In wall paper g" to HOFFMANN & ROUSE. 108 N. llil-

nols Bt.

REAL ESTATE—PURITAN GUM beauttfle* the teeth and perfumes the breath. Bold

everywhere.

AL ESTATE—Property of all kinds. U. J!* nY H FAY - E- Washington, over

Hlg Four offices.

REAL EHTATE—Beautiful, nine-room, modern home; in Highland Place; a bargain.

Address box 24-»7. News.

HEAL ESTATE—Ten-room house, two lots.

natural * n, *> fruit. No. Capitol ave.; 12.500. Call 20 Baldwin Block.

REAL ESTATE—Broadway residence, near

Twenty-fifth; $4.0r«); Delaware at. cottage, corner; 60 feet: $3,200 . 51S Stevenson.

REAL ESTATE—Full size Iron bed; braaa trimmed; ej.rlng* and mattrea* complete; $< 50. MAHORNEY. 349 Maaeachuaette av*. REAL ESTATE^Bell.fontatna i.r^-room cottage near Seventeenth; gae; or will trade for clear lot. Addre** bo* B10. New*.

REAL ESTATE—Vacant lots and improved property for sale in any part of the city. GEO. WOLF, second floor Lemcke Building. REAL ESTATE—N. New Jersey: new; eightroom residence; bath and furnace complete; oak finish; gas; $r>00 down, balance time. Ad-

dress bijx 2172, News.

REAL ESTATE—Good. vacant lots and farms, for city prqpertlss. City property for grocery stock; some splendid Western land for trade. DAGGETT & SPANGLER, 25 Bald-

win Block.

REAL ESTATE—Nlc© homes in different parts of the city for sale; small payments down, balance like rent; fifty nice properties to select from. Daggett a bpangler. 2a Baldwin Block.

REAL ESTATE—2603 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.

REAL ROTATE—

LIST YOUR PROPERTY FOR SALE WITH Joe. W. SELVAGE, 73-74 Lombard Building.

REAL ESTATE—The two lots. 80xl50 feet, on the northeast corner of Talbott ave. and Twenty-fourth st., the Olivet church property, the church building to be removed; quick sale of interest to the congregation. C.

F. SAYLE8. 127 E. Market st.

REAL ESTATE—1405 Collets ave. Nine room*, bath, brick furnace, hardwood floors, screens, awnings, well, cistern, city waur, plenty of natural gas, three grates,

laundry room.

Pee owner* 1419 N. Delaware.

REAL E8TATE—330 acres fine black soil; all plow land; under four-wire fence; all in fine gross; two wells and pumps; flve miles from Eldorado, county-seat, Butler county, Kansas; '>ne of the best towns and counties in the State. Will trade it for smaller farm or general merehandla© stock. Addresa D. W.

Y., box 417, Thorn town, Ind.

REAL ROTATE-

Before purchasing a Home or Lot, call and see us. We will save you time and money, and have the Choicest Properties in the City. JOS. W. Selvage, 72-74 Lombard Building.

I OK ^AJM^HOR^S^Nn^VKIlITlaJES.

FOR BALE—Florida Seal.

FoR SALE-Harness, real bargains at HU EL

Tenth st.

FOR SALE—Good, top buggy, $15; very cheap.

917 College.

FOR SALE—Newly-pointed grocery wagon; 818. 1533 8. East at.

FOR BALE—No. 1 delivery wagon, platform gear. 818 College avo., in rear. FOR SALE—Cab; one-horse and harness; cheap. Call evenings, opposite Bates House. FOR SALE—Good, big horse, transfer wagon and harness; will trade for nice pony and

buggy. 2314 Shelby st.

FOR SALE—One six-year-old, one eight-year-old. nice brown mores; city broke; single or double. 1501 Shelby st. FOR SALE—Latest style in laprobes, blankets, at lowest prices; harness, cash or payments. 313 E. Washington st. FOR SALE—Two second-hand laundry wagons; also second-hand buggies and wagons; new coal and delivery wagons. 602 E. Wash-

ington.

FOR SALE—Depot wagons. germantowns. broughams, coaches, landaus at bottom prices. Our own make. ROBBINS, 32 E. Georgia st.

FOR SALE—Wanted: To rent stables, capacity for ten or twelve horses and fourteen vehicles; North Side preferred. TYLER. 224 N.

Delaware st.

FOR BALE—New* and second-hand vehicles: buggy tops, canopy tops, spring wagons and buggy bodies; wheels, shafts, poles, cushions, back*, dashes, fenders and springs. Call at 623 S. Illinois st. M. H. GEYER. FOR SALE—I have been compelled ti^ take on a debt, one depot wagon and one runabout driving wagon; both brand new* and equipped with rubber tires. I will sell these wagons at less than wholesale price. Address box 773,

News.

FOR BALE—Cunningham landau; rubber tires. This carriage is as good and nice aa new; used only a i-bort time. A bargain for soms one. J. E. HARROD. 110 Virginia ave. FOR BALE—Phaeton; newly painted; bargain; $10. 822 N. California

FOR SALK—BICYCLES.

FOR SALE - Tire*. $1 58. WHEELMEN’S

CO.. 300 N. Delaware et.

FOR SALE—Bargains in second-hand bicycles. WHEELMENjS CO., 200 N. Delaware st. FOR RALES—Repairs for all bicycles; several thousand different cups, cones, axles, cranks and all wearing parts for your bicycle. WHEELMEN’S CO.. 200 N. Delaware st. FOR SALK—Great reduction on bicycles for ten days only. Bring your old wheel and $13.50 and ride the best $2«» wheel ever built. THE GUARANTEE TIRE AND BICYCLE

CO.. 148 8. Illinois st.

FOR SALE—Pend for our fall bargain sh©*t. 1900, new bicycles, guaranteed. $13.50; 1896, second-hand W'averley. $3; 1900. second-hand Allen. $9. 1900, second-hand Comet. $9; 1900. second-hand Outing. $9; 1900. second-hand Calumet. 110; 1899, second-hand Crescent. $10; •hop-worn Arrow wheels. $8; other good sec-ond-hand wheels, $5; any gas lamp in our store, $1.48; gas lamps ms low as 75c; good csslngs as low as 50c; good tires as low os tl; second-hand handle bars. 10c; carbide, per can. 10c; saddles aa low as 89c. THE GUARANTEE TIRE AND BICYCLE CO.. 148 B. Illi-

nois st.

BTf-HAQfc.. STORAOE -Moving. $1 per load. Telephone

749,

BTORAQE—FOR 48c, If you need 688 buelneea

card*. VICTOR, 28 N. Delaware.

STORAGE—Packln* and movlns. 8. p. HAMILTON, U 8. Alabama. Phone 74$. Special rataa. ■ Storage- Central Public Warehouae, 118-113 8. Alabama; firat-cla** Bturage (ranted. CHARLES McINTOSH. Manager Old phonee

2418 and 1596.

STORAGE _ IND’P’L’S WAREHOUSE CO.. W. E. Kurts, Pres . H. A. « rossland Mgr.; 517-522 8. Pennsylvania. Phones 124$. We

store, pack and haul.

Storage-FiHHback warehouse co., 413, 415 and 417 8. Penneylvanla et. New bulldlnc. low ln»uranee, on track* Pannaylvanla railroad. Old telephone 201 Storage—union transfer and storage CO., Phones 725. Only first-class household good* and merchandise solicited. CRATING AND PACKING a specialty. STORAGE- THE HOGAN TRANSFER AND STORAGE CO , 32. 34, 26 W. GEORGIA ST EXPERIENCED PACKERS. PADDED VANS. SEPARATE ROOMS BOTH PHONES 175. WE DO STRICTLY FIRST-CLASS

WORK.

PERSOMAL^^^ PERSONAL—600 buelnaaa card* for 48c. VIC-

TOR. 36 N. Delaware.

PKitSONAL—We wish Daisy Clark to come to 3733 N. Illinois immediately.

P ^^ r .n!^ r *a , Rr 4 ^AC7^; Pin*. Take Enilieh ear.

PERSONAL—Clairvoyant; future foretold; domeattc trouble* eettled; readme*. 3ec. MRS ALLIBANDRE. 1631 Shelby at.

VICTOR. 1$ N. Delaware. Ajh»6OTfC*MCNT—Everybody

ANNOUNCEMENT—Everybody enjoy* a good palmist ini cUIrvoysnt; toot his wonderful ^tlme wdien^No. JA B.^of^ L^K A fiv«w ,tbelr IM ,» t .r^for ,h ® t l " , ^“ n { e * t 0 y 0 ^’ u |'/ Y 11- " TW * l f B ? I th * C,I *Vim *h * in t rc Vnd' e futl| , re! d *wllhoui OU aektng P *a qiwo-

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your (avupetlon, wbat you are boot adapted 5 r A ‘m^toTp. Z. ‘^."ST^bk.r”

*A LK—MlflUKLLANKOl fi. r5lT BALiCpwrRia'iGS—— j

FOR SALE—"Achehaad" far —

FOR SALE—Painter*g kit. $09 N. Liberty st.

FW*^8AL»-Th* Hagey Kin* heater. MM W. >

F Mark^t LX ~ A '**** aT,Broof **7*. M E. *"2? SALE—Heatln* atove; open front. $U B. “t. ciair.

N A s^a? ln * er m * chln * : Almoet new; $22.

PartPav** 04 ' V * b * r f'Atto; very cheap.

r *w vhJmii F i l v“ ,ly flour » CHRAD!CR ' J .

’'ttU S N. L D^rSarr'* " U “ lon W"®’ FOR SALE—Desk room. Hubbard Building,

room a>. st-f-ond floor.

FOR BALE-Three No. 1 flood, freeh cow* and

calve*. 1501 Shelby at.

N M A h r ':^Sf. ,ia * bo ‘ rd ’ ‘ Ui n ~ r, »

’T.o v AL ™ r T tS;‘mh*!:, br * d wa,er ‘ p * nl# ' pui "-

* rs SA 1 3% p AU ( U . re or w ould trade for

F TOR 8A » N^D^w^rT.t. C * r ' 1 *' 40 °- V,C -

FOR SALE—PURITAN GUM. th* best under

tbs sun. For old and young.

r ?^f^d&"S4-^s: N>w. tn cuy: ftn *

F'OR PALE—Grocery, meat market; reason

foi selling. Address Box 2304. News

FOR SALE—Splendid, large base burner stove,

gus or coal, lor $6. 532 K. South st.

FOR SALE—200 loads dirt, corner Park and

Twentieth it. Inquire 617 N. Illinois.

F'OR-8ALE—One fine showcase and counter;

two fine walleases; new. 59 Virginia ave.

FOR SALE—Excellent laundering. Telephone 1131 for wagon. PROGRESS LAUNDRY.

FOR HALE—Hoerdln* hou«e of 10 room,; *ood location; cheap. Addre** Box 2479. New*.

FOR SALE—A woman’s best friend; the only substitute for natural gas. 40 E. Ohio »t. FOR BALE—Drug store; good location: must •ell quick. L. (T. MILLER, 22i W. Georgia.

FOR SA 1^3—Cheap; bakery and confectionary. dolnfl good bualnrn*. 136 W. Sixteenth

FOR SALE—One half set work harness and one-half set single harness. 636 Prospect.

FOR SALE- Boarding and furniahed room signs, 6 cents each. VICTOR, 26 N. Dela-

ware.

FOR SALE—For bargains In wall paper, go to HOFFMANN A ROUSE, lift N. Illinois

street.

FOR SALE—Good paying saloon; reason for News 0 *' le * Vlng clty ’ A,ldre *» *>ox 2404,

FOR SALE—A flood grocery doing caah bu*l< ness; reasons for lelling. Address box 2405.

New*.

FOR SALE—Five-horse power FairbanksMorse gas engine. C. A. GKEENLEAF, 23C2

Bloyd ave.

FOR SALEI—Drug store, this city; clean stock; no near competitor. Address Box

2363, News.

FOR SALE—One upright piano; in good condition; $100 cosh or $125 on time. Address box

24K3, News.

FOR SALE—A good peanut roaster with en3376° Ni^J 1 ,U5 ‘ WlU ■ eU ch * a * > - Addr «»« Box

FOR SALE—Gaa engine, White A Middleton. pfuntincT*ctx° wmr ' b ‘ r,,l,n - CENTKA “

CO.. 1015 Stevenson.

FOR SALE—Good, second-hand hat rack; sideboard, table, etc. HOGAN’S STORAGE

HOUSE. Georgia st.

FOR SALE—Go to Steel Anchor Flooring Co., manufacturers new method parquet flooring.

827 Massachusetts avs.

FOR SALE—Good No. 2 Smith Premier typewriter; a bargain. Call at office of SENSI-

TIVE GOVERNOR CO.

FOR 8ALE—Beautiful upright piano; three month* used; ten year*’ warrantee; great

sacrifice. 1122 Colleg* ava.

FOR BALE—Ribbon* for any typewriter; 90o each. OLIVER TYPEWRITER OFFICE.

25 Virginia av*. Phone 3196.

FOR SALE—Woslful sealskin shoes, mads with three soles and warranted waterproof;

•2. KIHTNKR’8. 125 B. Illinois.

FOR SALE—Six-cell McIntosh galvanic and Fnradlce battery; used very little. Room 8. Mariuette Hotel, 240 Indiana ave. FOR BALE—Drug store; tong ••tebit,bed; good; atiady trade; tine location for phy*|. clan; none near. Addre#* box 3243. New*. FOR 8AL&—Groceries, ~STANDARD TEA COMPANY. Washington and New Jersey, and 151 N. Delaware. See Friday’s advertise-

ment.

FOR BALE—TYPEWRITERS. All makes; 110 up. Machines rented $3 per month. TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE, room 16. 7 8. Merid-

ian st.

FOR PALE—Wal. paper, 2Hc up; good combinations. 4o. ALBERT HUTCHINSON. 244-48 E. Washington st. Old phone 16141. New

pnone 660.

FOR SALK—Old, established manicure parlor and hair goods; elegant chance for lady with a little money. STROU6E 4c THOMAS. 125 E. Market, room 2.

FOR BALto>—To Contractors: Second-hand steam shovels, locomotives, dump cars, rails for construction and logging purposes. Write

MIT8HKCUN CO.. Detroit.

FOR HALE — GRAPHOPHONES. PHONOGRAPHS and GRAMOPHONES; records; horns and supplies. PHONOGRAPH EX-

CHANGE. 73 Fifth ave.. Chicago.

FOR SALE—Money loaned on watches, diamonds, etc.

CENTRAL LOAN COMPANY,

203 Stevenson Building.

FOP, 91LE -

If our prices, quality and selection are not cheaper end fresher than others, return at our expense, and we will refund your money. 17 lbs. fine granulated sugar; the best ....$1.00 Good trade, large cans 2-lb. tomatoes. 2 cans for 12c. Per can ...Go 3 bars Ivory aonp . ? ....10c Regular 15c parlor matches, 12 boaes 9p Largo can lye, reg. 8c kind, 3 cans 10c New prunes, reg. 9c kind per lb .,..5© Snowflake flour, best roller patent. 25 lbs. Snowflake flour 4»c H-bbl. Snowflake flour 98c If you w'ant something good, try our new cane sorghum, made at Greenfield, per gallon 38c COURT HOUSE GROCERY. FOUR GREAT STORES. 304 E. Washington st Tel 1641 Branch 444 \V. Washington st Tel HM5 Branch 818-340 Virginia avo Tel 2T34 Wholesale dept. 6-7-9-11 N. Alabama. ..Tel 1641

FOR SALfc:—BELGIAN H 4REM.

FOR SALE-Fine stock; low prices. KEEN-

AN’S. 6112-6114 Wentworth ave., Chicago.

REl.OVAL.

REMOVAL—REEDER’S boola, ahoea and clothing, to 409 W. Washington »t. REMOVAL—F. S. BIDDLE, photographer, to 221 E. New York st., ail ground floor.

REMOVAL—HOP LEE. 21$ Indiana ava.. to 122 W. Market. Shirt*. $o; collar*. Die; cuff*. 3c: undershirt*. Sc; drawer,. *c: ladies’ waists 15c. two for 25c. work guaranteed.

STRAYED OR STOLEN

BTKAYED OR STOLEN—While tamale bull

pub; reward. 1627 Park av*.

FISAYCIAL. '

FINANCIAL—Private fund*; loweet rates. J. H. LOWES. 62 When Building. FINANCIAL—Money to loan: loweet rate*. NEWTON TODD, Ingall, block

FINANCIAL—Mortgage loan*. ». 6 and C p.r cent. JOS. W. SELVAGE. 78 Lombard. FINANCIAL—To loan large aume; 4 per cent Try ua C. F. SAYLES, 127 E. Mar-

ket

FINANCIAL—4 per cent, money on real ee. tate. GEO. WOLF, aecond floor. Lemcke

Building.

FINANCIAL—Money to loan et loweet rate of Interest. FRANK L. FUROAHON. 13$ E.

Market.

FINANCIAL—Private party will loan money on personal property at half of usual rataa

Addre*. box 2434. New*

FINANCIAL—Money, quick, on diamond*. Jewelry, etc. lit W. Washington, opposite

Bate. House. Established 1271

FINANCIAL—Ready money at the OERMANAMKR1CAN LOAN ASSOCIATION. U$ K Market. G. W. BROWN. Secretary

hingto

IAMCL c&gxybtirsfoaL $88 Btovonson Bu’

— lxm na made l_ , 8* rTn enent poettloae

Loeue. under new plan; wo ot* ter th.e*Z.S?'L p ? puUr »“ h borrower!; betmlseVon*! JnTefeM ‘TeS^ ^‘^tir ^ FINANCIAL—Money loaned nalarlad ssi.wTtL ***** than any compaa

our^^de 'ZK'SZX

rett* ,n !!y Uf i^21.L” ajO upward: at lowest

etreet.

FINANCIAL^

md upwa

_—- furnish

IENC Y tC 101 W l^p(

FU^iVi^^pM^homm akd

at^ on the day you ask tor'It.

AL.

I^>ana on Furnltura, Loans on Fixtures, Loans on Pianos. Loans on Organs, Loans on Horse*

other chattels at cheaper rata* and

Tl _ _

There u no delay’ ~“ There Is no publicity.

Our extern to

AT*

You . lents.

Our extern ion plau

Our payment system I* batter. jgaa on t need to worry about the payThey are made so email ^ mw _• -4

can me

— swser ■ i muss uv NTllOil 8Bd e* TV any one can meet them No borrower la aver

ENTRA

1-D PHONE

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FINANCIAL—

PRIVATE loans. MADE ON NEW PLAN. Any amount from $5 up loaned, on furniture, pianos, home#, wegone, etc., without reinovsl, and th* eem* day yen ask for tt. No delay. Our rate# are the loweet In the city Payment* arranged to suit you. W ill accept all or any £art of loin at any time. If desired, (or pavmsi

'.a ■tM

transact loo. courteoua

coeta

Remevnber, we make no faqu of your nelghbora or frian<fa. nor do we publtab your traas Our treatment le always cour and liberal. REMEMBER. It ww, you nothing to get our rataa. Positively no charge unices loan

PRIVATE OFFICRS.

All buainae* strictly ronfl4eatlaL INDIANAPOLIH MORTGAGE

LOAN COMPANY.

Old phone 541. Room 10, 147 B. Market at-

FINANCIAL—

This oompat. r _ __ _ cla-i benefit of both the mechonlo and

uan. Oar

xkness we will not fort „ _

be bmm! wa. aa

ur prices are not extortionate, and In <

ot sickness we will not force you. It

alwaye been our aim to be the

company In India

our patrons, feel that^we^can justly lay^eUIro put Hetty'Jrour dealings with un^ If you Have anything of value we wtO loan you money on It. Furniture, pianos, buggiee, live stock, wagon*, etc., all ora eecurtty

| >nat. Me., all

anough on which to gat money.

Lowest and Moat Favorable Tern*:

tr and court aou* treat men weekly payment of.

it Ot. . „ _

t of $W8 loan.

Fur and courteous treatment. 48c weekly payment of...

72c weekly paytn $2.40 weekly payan

Other amounts in asm* pro.

Interval 7 par cent, a y«

Tou can pay It back in 50 equal weekly page meats or on any other plan that you prater. Before dealing elsewhere, call and as* aa, and you will And It gteatly to roar advaataga.

o roar j LOAN

FINANCIAL—

W* loan money on. a ft any amount, from N.ap

TURK, PU

STORE CEIPTB

WE DO WHAT BANK WON’T DO,

a few hoars* upward, oo

kinds, leaving them in ye

’**' ^‘-^isrsr

salary LOANS upon plain No mortgag*. No Indorser. No publicity. EASIER payment, and much LOWER rates. RELIABLE CREDIT COMPANY.

Stavenaoa Building.

Room 417. Fourth floor. Room 417. financial-^ AVJt

Cosne in and tall ua how much yea want and how long you want It; tall ua whs you an. and If you are working on a salary for naponalbt* parties, wa will let you hara th*

money on your own name, without sacarlty. confidentially and without eeneultlag your employer: you can pay It back la tnstaUaseata aa

^^.^5§iS?». UKX

Is th* company tha

express purpoa* of euppli Indianapolis with monsy at th*

poeslbls rata*, and making tba

within reach of all.

Following I* our new Building Plan, allowing fifty week, to pay:

d for tba rTTweS

can. If

In foci, an^r

dgefml. mstke'monthly paymaata.

to suit your

suit yo

will some! d Yt to for

Ym»

and we accommodate many v***

tlon cheerfully giver

tion < found.

CENTRAL IjOAN COMPANY,

mm 2“ ‘

(18

Second^ Floor.

Hoorn WBt.« h n^R»gte«.

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ling phone 2I$L

financial—^b ^

ir landlord wall

ter watt’

•o the waiting.

Q'ToHV'Dirnltura .tore waiting tag H» P*F“Joml other loan company preaatag ym ter ■rsrgf-w- eee w~_ ~v If Al iv! t *y*u 'have worry anough althau* wart»ng ahou^aejej^. _ ■

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Mila? V* wo<

snout money

;ut you my tba undertaker i th# Other* will not wait, o. iwtgit have aotne mens

top worrying us do the waiting.

ir and •*$ M ‘‘from m aw*

haf* our buali let out of debt all peM up so.

S’ v^rcS-oTa^ns?

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W^wlH mak^ your paymaata 4— w*a*1y.

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following naw

itnie In’which te pay tt off. .T’sS’S.Hisr

treat —

W# oEer _ runt plan, a

wtxch t* *jc la a

V™ tba foil*wing mrr we.b$» »*l an. which allow* yaw fifty waafea