Indianapolis News, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 May 1901 — Page 7

THE INDIANAPOLIS NEWS, TUESDAY, MAY 14. 1901

WANTED—FEMALE. WANTED—Whit* waiter. 30 W. Wash. WANT E J i—<r<Trnan itlrl.'TlQt'^N' fa pi to). WANTED—Dining-room girl. l!2 N. Hast rt. WANTED—Ulrl; restaurant. 4Hi W Wa*h~ *i. WANTED—Otrl. Immediately. 321 N. Delaware. Vr’ANTBl)—Uotwl girl; no waahlng. 1922 Ruckle atraat. WANTED—At once, a good white cook 38 X. Senate.. WANTED — Dish war her. DEPOT D1 NINOH A LL. WANTED—tiood German girl. 1129 E. \Va*hlagH—. WANTED—Girl tor general housework. 823 N. 1 Senate. \VA NTED—(jirTTia^ generanTousework. 616 N. Liberty. WANTED—Shirtwaist free. Ammonia Soap Pew dar. $ WANTED—A girl for general housework. M H^Uest. _ WANTED—White girl; small family. 78 Woodruff Place. WANTED-Oood girt for housework. Call 2711 ^Cornell ave WANTED—Good girt for housework. 430 E. 3EmMOEM«iWANTED—Dress cutting and sewing school. __lll_ 8. East at ■W ANTED—Screens of all kinds made to order. _123 N. IlltnolM. _ WAN TED—o l rl for housework; email family. 2U8 Park ave.

WANTED—MALE.

WANTED—"Charles Major," Sc.

WANTED—Ammonia soap Powoer. WANTED-White Walter. t& w7Wash. WANTED-Boy with wheel. IS Cyclorama. WANTED—Barber; steady Job. SI* E. Wash. WANTED—Boy. 1*4 N. Meridian st.. In basement. _ WANTED—First-class waiter. 119 N. Illinois street. WANTEIV-Paper hanger at once. 218 8. Pine street. WANTED-Short-order cook; white. 19 N. III-

inols st.

WANTED—81* carpenters. Corner East and St. Clair. _ . WANTED—Screens of all kinds made~to order. 1&> N. Illinois. WANTED—Contractor to bld on cleaning brlckl 9084 N. Illinois.

WANTED -"Experienced SIS N. Illinois.

dining-room man.

BRASS-WOR

ree t tK.8.

molders. PIONEER

Want*

PAP.R

W r ANTED—Whits girt to help with housework. »U Cornell ave.

WANTED—Women to sew; power machines.

m Capitol ave., 8. ■ ■

WANTED—Girl tor general housework. 3007

■ Ruckle at.; no washing

WANTED—Dishwasher; female; experienced;

_ whlte. m 8. Illinois st.

WANTED—New Domestic sewing machine offlee. 23* Massachusetts ave. • WANTED—Good girl; "gsnerai houiework; two

■ In family. 8u2 N. Naw Jersey.

W ANTED—Ten waitresses. IIS* five malua, 113. BECKNER. 49 Monuroent WANTED—Two girls to pick paper. £37 Vin-

ton st Call between 12 and 1.

WANTED—Experienced white girl for general

housework. 180* N. Illinois st.

WANTED—German girl for general house-

work. Call 1402 N^New ■

WANTED—White girls for general housework; small family. 233» N. Meridian. ■ W'ANTED—Middle-aged woman, small fam-

11*. Room 2, >«4 E. Washington

W’ANTED—Lady^cashTer; state age and ex-

peritnee. Address Box 138. News.

WANTED—A middle-aged lady to help around

houae; good home. 2343 Madison.

W A NTED—Large, strong boy. VAN8YCKLH

ADVERTISING CO., 114 S. Illinois.

WANTED—ladles to canvass for useful house-

hold article. Call 330 Pine st.

Wanted—Cook, second girls and glrla for

general housework. 117 W. ^Walnut.

WANTED—Cook to go to country for sum-

mer. 1M Commercial Club Building.

WANTED—Lady cook; white. NATIONAL

HOTEU directly south Union station.

WANTED—Good woman; general housework; best wages paid. Address box 3833, News. WANTED—Good woman" for general housewark; beet wage# paid. 1419 Ashland ave.

W ANTED—The McDowell School. 402 E. New __T«rk ac H. P. Wasson uses this systeraL WANTED—Competent girl for general housework; white preferred. 83S N. Capitol ave. WANTED—COok, second girls, chambermaids, dining-room girls. 149 N. Delaware, room 5. WANTED^-A good young girl to assist In housework In small family. 131 N. Noble st.

WANTED—Stsnographer and generally useful Office girl. VAN8YCKLE ADVERTISING CO.

WANTED—Girl for general housework: small family good wages; reference. 38 W. Eleventh.

WANTED—First white girl; good cook; no

washing or up-stairs work. 12U N. Aln>g|*9ii ■

WANTED—Good woman for general house-

work In the country; reference. Phone 1 ring

on 2871.

VaNTED—Kx

phones

wor 1961

xperienced white girl for general Apply 1819 N. Meridian. Both

WANTED—qood girl for general housework; two In family; references required. 737 N. PenneyIvanla. ■ WANTED—Competent stenographers furnished. Phones 451 WTCKOFF, BEAMONS 4k BENEDICT. W'A NTED—At Central College of Dentistry, Ohio and Illinois sts. Clinics free, except cost of materials. WANTED—Strictly* tailor-made skirts. *2.50; guaranteed. 28 Blackford Block, over Big

Four ticket office

WANTED-Mornings 8 to »; *1 silver fillings, 25c; sight fillings for 32; guaranteed. GANT, 86 W Washington. WANTED—Young ladles of good address to work on high-class magaxlne. Call Room 50 Baldwin^ Block. Take elevator. Wanted—mrs. stevenss private SANATORIUM for ladles before and during conflnement 418 N. New Jeracy. WANTED - EXPERIENCED SHIRTWAIST FOLDERS; STEADY WORK. R. KIR8CHDAUM A SON, 83 W. MARYLAND. W’A NTED—Girl for housework; good home for party with good references; wages $2, without washing. 1223 E. \ • i-mont st. WANTED—At once, dining-room waitresses (White): experienced; bill of fare. Address M\_L>. JONES & SON. CrawfordBvUle, Ind. WANTED—A lady; ambitious, energetic an! willing to learn, can And employment by inquiring at KM Monument Place, English Hotel. 1VANTED—Experienced collar and cuff maker, - also operators on ladles' waists; steady work and good pay. 184 E. Washington, fourth

WANTED—Confidential consultation tree to ladles; 2 to S p. m. DR. STODDARD, Sparta 11st. Baldwin Block, oornsr Market and Delaware WANTED—Firet-class second girt; white; housework and laundry; in small family; good wages; best references required. Address box 314*. News.. , WANTED—Saleslady; must have experience. and ono that can sell goods In city and on road; good salary. See MR. ROBERTSON, Lorraine Hotel. WANTED—A private family to lake a little girl of twelve years to board; best of reference required; slate locality and terms. Address Box 3854, News.

WANTED-Coffy s coffee. You are Invited to come ami see us roaat it. Guarantsed alt coffee from IPvc to 38c. Try our tea for loed tea, S5o up. A. 6. COFFY, 430 Massachusetts ave.

akwU 3*1'. *ra. w 3s>w phono 2621.

WANTED—Sewing school. We teach you the latest Improved tailor system of dress cutting. also haVs more than 80 different systems, modes, methods, charts, etc., we wtu teach if you prefer them to an actual tailor ■ystem of Inch measurement, which cuts •vary garment worn by women and children. French bias darts, double under arm gores; double hip springs, hand and machine sewing, basting. Joining, designing, draping, fine finishing, pressing, boning, matching plaids, stripes and figures. 811 B. East st.

WANTED—*

THE STANDARD DRESS-CUTTING ■ ACADEMY, ■

450 Massachusetts ave.; only exclusive cuttl. and drafting school in city. The Stands Tailor System Includes the "Victor Measure.

WANTED- Farm hand. 22 N. Pennsylvania st.. Room 3 and 4-

Lit young men to crate buggies. ^RY MFC. CO.

W ANTED Wood turner. H. LAUTER, WaahIngton and Harding. WANTED—Painter and varnlsher. Nineteenth and Ruckle, at once. , WANTED—Laborers at Seiler's farm; only

good men need apply.

WANTED—Boy, messenger service. Room 1 Odd Fellows' Building. WANTED-AU plasterers to stay away from Indianapolis. Strike on. WANTED—A good carriage painter. 724 W. Wash, st. A. HELFR1CH. WANTED—Men's and boys’ hair cut. 10c; shave, Sc. 138 Virginia ave. WANTED—Two young men to board, with bath. Address Boxi 162. New*. WANTED—Boy," 18 or 19 - yea"rs, In wholesale house. Address Box WANTED—Middle-aged man to cook lunch In saloom 601 Kentucky ave. WANTED—Boy who has wheel for delivery purposes. 318 Massachusetts ave. WANTED—Large, stronrboy. VANBYCKLB ADVERTISING CO., 114 8. Illinois. WANTED—Single man In creamery, who understands horses. 2343 Madison ave. WANTED—Young colored man as porter. PRINCETON HOTEL, 232 S. Illinois.

WANTED—At once, two wood pattern makers. INDIANAPOLIS PATTERN-WORKS. WANTED-Good farm hand tlil after corn huaklng. Address BURT BU8ET, Mayview, 111. WANTED—Experienced backmaker. INDIANAPOLIS BUGGY TOP CO., 213 N. Alabama. WANTED—Two men to dig vaults and cisterns. Inquire South Park addition, 1407 8. East st. WANTED—One good water rubber and polisher. H. LAUTER, W. Washington and Harding.

WANTED—Ladles and gentlemen to sell photo coupons. Call at once. 150 S. Illinois st., seoond floor. WANTED—German and wife; general housework; care of yard and stable. Address Box 174 News. WANTED—Man with team at ones for the summer. Stop 13 Greenwood car line. Bhortridge farm. WANTED—Machinist. good vise hand. UNION EMBOSSING MACHINE CO., 750 E. Washington. W’ANTED—Competent stenographers furnished. Phones 461. WTCKOFF. SEAMANS A BENEDICT! WANTED—Engineer to run gas engine and electric plant; single man preferred. 2545 Capitol ave., N, WANTED—If you like a steam bath and nics hair cut for 15c. go to THE 80NTELLA, 414 W, Washington. WANTED—Two men to sell goods on payments from our wagons. C. F. ADAMS CO.,

161 r* —

N. Illinois st.

WANTED-Boy who has had some experience on outside tin work. TROY HAWKINS CO..

637 8. Delaware at.

WANTED—Six house painters; union workmen. Address at once, GEORGE 8. TAYLOR, Lafayette, Ind. WANTED — Window trimmer, sign writer. Gents' furnishing store. UNION CLOTHING CO., 217 S. Illinois.

WANTKD—Careful, experienced boy to feed Job ptess. foot power; call 6 p. m. COR-

■ 119 W.

MAN.

Maryland.

WANTED—Try the new barber shop for baths and hair cut, 15c; all up to date. THE FONTELLA, 414 W. Washington. WANTED—Save your coupons; you may win the Allen bicycle this month at KISTNER'S SHOE STOREYS B. Illinois. WANTED—Satartnen everywhere; salary or commission; permanent. BROWN BROS. CO., Nurseryman, Rochester, N. Y. , WANTED—A young, respectable German man in a family of two; good German board; nice front room; 33 per week. 1521 B. East st. WANTED—Good cabinet makers; will pay highest wages for good men. INDIANAPOLIS WOOD ORNAMENT AND REF. CO.

WANTED—Advertising solicitor; best scheme ever offered; |60 or more a week to right man. City work only. Address box 23, News. WANTED — Horseshoeing, |1; first-class work;‘special attention to lameness and Interfering. FELLS A BERTELS. 838 E. Washington. ‘ WANTED—I'd rather pay 3100 to 3200 a month

to huatlers than 320 to pokes, stamp to O. D. GREEN,

cuee, N. Y. WANTED—If you are looking round for a first-class place to get a hair cut or bath for 15c, go down to the ONEIDA BARBER SHOP, 212 S. Illinois. WANTED-A salesman In general store to take charge of clothing stock; state refer-

Write with

Nurseryman. Syra-

enoe and experience. Address Lock Box

Lebanon, Ind.

622,

grand opportunity to wspa per sketching and using full or part time.

WANTED—Here Is

learn cartooning, ne_ practical Illustrating, using

Address Box 128, News. WANTED — A reliable man to call on the barber trade; must furnish references and have a sma.l capital. CINCINNATI PERFUME CO.. Cincinnati, O. WANTED—Young men, our Illustrated catalogue explains how we teach barber trade In eight weeks; mailed free. MOLER BARBER COLLEGE. Chicago. Ill, WANTED—lmmedlately, 75 first-class stove plate floor molders and 25 bench molders. No strike. New addition to factory. THE TOLBDO STOVE CO. Toledo. O. ^ WANTED—Ten first-class plumbers, either union or non-union, who will work with helpers; first-class wages. Address A. WEISS. Secretary M. P. Association. Indianapolis.

the dressmakers' friend.

IVANTED—50 carpenters ahd millwrights for grain elevator; eight months' work; 32.50 and 32.75 pel- day: board |3.50. Write or apply C. j. SMITH, Grtndley Elevator, Thomasboro, 111^ WANTED—Party with 31.500 to Invest in eatablished. good paying business to accept position; salary 3100 month and good dividends; don't answer unless you have the money and will talk business. Address Box 38, News. WANTED—Engineers license, mechanics, engineers. firemen, electricians, etc., 40-page pamphlet, containing questions asked by examining board of engineers; sent free. GEO. A. ZELLER. Publisher, room 106, 18 S. Fourth st., St. Louts. Mo. ■WANTED—Study law. illustrating, pharmacy with the foremost professional correspondence schools In the country. NATIONAL CORRBfPONDENCB SCHOOLS. Indianapolis,

Call or write for cata-

world which fits all forms without change alteration. Double underarm gores, French bias darts, skirts, collars, jackets, revers. Fancy designs and children's garments are drafted with one rule; a practical education for every girl. Claeses, 9 a. tn. to 9 p. m.

■■■■PH T5 to 87 When Building

iystem In the i logue of profession you wish to enter.

E. J.

WANTED—AGENTS. WANTED - Agents Amsr. Cent. Ufa In*.

18 E. Market.

AGENTS WANTED—Good bookmen to handle Encyclopedia Hritannlca. Address room 37. Lombard Building. AGENTS WANTED—Malar* or commission. SECURITY ACCIDENT. SICK BENEFIT. US Majestic Building. AGENTS W A NTED—Everywnere by tne largeat mutual health and accident insurance gompany In America. 49 When, Indianapolis. AGENTS WANTED—Experienced life Insurance solicitors for work In Indiana Tip-top chance for Up-top men. Address box .AS*. News. AGENTS WANTED—Good, reliable agent* to handle the celebrated Phoenix Dry Powder *tr« Extinguisher. Big proflu. PHOENIX go.. Richmond. Ind _ AGENTS WANTED—With Hayes' metallic ml her tires for rocking chairs you can make HrtO per month Address J. C. HATES, 418 E. Locust at., Dea Moines. la. AGENTS WANTED—Everywhere, to sell patent novelties: good profits; quick teller; none but hustler need apply. Write for particulars.

1* N. Broadway. Peru. Ind

AGENTS WANTED—To travel in Indiana for the Kills indelible ink i‘o "The maraing aelle at sight." Street work only; exctJs« ,v e territory. Call 9 to 111 15 R. New York. AGENTS WANTED Men with rl* to advertl*e and introduce Monarch Poultry mixture. Ktralxht salary 315 weekly and expenses. Address wRh stamp MONARCH MFC. CO., box

»75, Springfield. 111.

AGENTS WANTED—A local agent in eaich localltv to sell our up-to-date pubUyktlonn; cood remuneration for firFt-cUss peopJe. Address INDIANAPOLIS PUBLIStfTTO CO, •mess 11-13 When Building. CHAS. KAHLO.

HEEB.

WANTEIV-Salesman; we will send you free one pair of our 50-cent Phoenix suspenders; guaranteed to wear three years, and one Phoenix fountain pen. with our new catalogue for ton centa (10c) for postage; $5 per day guaranteed. Address CLINTON HARVEY. lApeer, Mich; WANTED—Young men and women of good education, who are capable of being prepared quickly for ..(lice work. We have filled three permanent positions since May 1. THE SANDERSON SCHOOL OF PRACTICAL BUSINESS. Big Four Building, corner Washington and Meridian ata. _ WANTED—Young men learn illustrating, advertisement writing, bookkeeping, stenography or Journalism by mall; tuition payable sixty days after securing position, paying 313 weekly; mention course tn which Interested. CORRESPONDENCE INSTITUTE OF AMERICA, Scranton. Pa. WANTED—For U. S. army, able-bodied, unmarried men, between ages of 21 and cltlsens of United States, of good character and temperate habits, who can speak, read and write English. For information apply to RECRUITING OFFICER. 35 N. Illinois st.. Indianapolis. Ind.. or^ 317 Pearl st.. Logansport. WANTED—A man with good education to become partner for the State of Indiana In one of the best selling specialties for the schools ever known. Sells at sight; indorsed bv the leading educators of the State; must have at least $U0 cash CaU at No. 67 When Building, from 8 to 9. Wednesday or Thursday morning. WANTED— Industrious mechanics and others to obtain their patents now on easy payments, make money when times are good. E T. S1LVIU8 A CO., expert patent attorneys ami consulting mechanics. Talbott Block. 166 N. Pennsylvania st.. Indianapolis. You get bem fit of our twenty years' experience.

New phone 5td.

WANTED—Insurance men. ana- those In other tines of business, to represent the monthly department of the State Life. GUt-edged ordinary Insurance from 3250 to 310.668. Monthly . payments Immediate benefits. Cash and loan values after three year*. No continuous lapses. Our "Advance Commission Contract" assures an immediate and continuous Income CaU 8-W mornings, or 4-4, afternoons, 403

Lemcke BuUdmg.

WANTED—MALE. WANTED-A dairy hand. 2439 NoWland ave. WANTEI>-Practical upholsterer. Call 131 W. Btxteenth st. ^ WANTED—Boy to learn baker's trade. 430 W. Washington. WANTED—Two boiler-maker's helpers at 10U E. Vermont; W'ANTED— Roy to help In grocery. Cell 1*37 W New York. WANTED—A carriage trimmer. W. A TULL, Frankfort, Ind. WANTED-Barber, at once. 2*16 Clifton, North Indianapolis. WANTED—Good carpenter* at 2214 Talbott ave., to-morrow morning. WANTED-Young man to learn or finish barber trade. 963 Harrison st. WANTED—Ft rat-class, all-round blacksmith, at once. 2901 W. Tenth st.

WANTED—Four house painters after 4 p. m. Twenty-seventh and Illinois.

WANT ED—At Circle Park Hotel a white boy to do dining-room and kitchen work. WANTED—Experienced furniture coalers and filiera aonce THE H B. HUEY CO. WANTED—Young man with some experience as clothing preeser. Address Box 130, News. WANTED—Out of town man and wife, cooks. 315. BBCKNBR'S EMPLOYMENT AGENCY, 49 Monument. WANTED—Sixteen first-class salesmen; salary and commission; apply after 4 p. m. 233 N. Alabama st. WANTED—Coat-maker; first-class for fine trade; good prices. C. E. GILBERT, Craw-

fordsvlUe, Ind.

WANTED-Families with children to go to the country; work all summer; no rent. Bee HUNTINGTON & PAGE, Seedsmen. M0 E. Market st. WANTED—Men and boys to go to Cumberland to weed onion sets; work all summer; can board and sleep at farm. See HUNTINGTON & PAGE, Seedsmen. No. 130 E. Market st.

WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS. WANTED—"Charles Major," io,

WANTED—Paper hanging. 108 Arsenal ave., South. WANTED—Saddle borne. 18* N. Meridian at., room IL WANTED—Screens of all kinds made to order.

135 N. Illinois.

WANTED—Roll-top desk; good order. Address Box 145, News. WANTED—To do bouse painting for tailor. Address Box 146, News. WANTED—Ten teams, immediately. S. Alabama and Maryland ata. WANTED—Dirt to "fill lot. 2219 N. Alabama. Apply 139 E. Washington it. WANTED-For Sale: SHERMAN RESTAURANT, 18 and 20 S, Meridian st. WANTED—Factories; free si Us; good gas. Lock Box 19. Morristown, Ind. WANTED—Clark or Allison gynaecologlo t&bls. Address Box 100, Nsws.

WANTED—Family washing, rough dry, by the pound. PROGRESS LAUNDRY. WANTED—-1,000 ladles to get their shoes neatly repaired at 126 E. Waahlngton et WANTEI>—a - good fireproof safe. NATIONAL FURNITURE CO.. 339 \V_ Washington. WANTED—Office counter, twelve feet long, oak. ALEXANDER A CO.. 135 E. Market st.

WANTED—To borrow 3100 on building lot. E. Tenth; 7 per cent. Address Box 116. News. WANTED—Firearms. OLD CURIOSITY SHOP, 622 E. Washington. Old phone, 1 on 1246.

WANTED—Best engraving axd electrotypes. INDIANA ELECTROTYPE CO.. 31 W. Pearl. WANTED—Best for you because best mad*. Satln-Skln Cream, Powder and Soap. Use la proof. WANTED—Down-stairs, unfurnished or partly furnished room; central. Address Box UP, News. WANTED—6.000 lbs. old feathers; pay full value; droo posUl. J. W. GOUDY, 503 N. New Jersey. WANTED—Refined family to take baby boy of four years; can pay some board. Address

Box 123, News.

WANTED-Straw and leghorn hats dyed and pressed; feather boas recurled. FAILLES, 30 8. nilncla at. WANTED—To buy second-hand wheel. Address S. M. HOWE, Station B. Indianapolis,

with particulars.

WANTED—Small set books to keep afternoons or evenings; reasonable terms. Addr*»s Box 3581, News. WANTED-WELCH and WIFE, tne only painless chiropodists that remove corns for 26c. 36 W. Washington.

WANTED—JAU HOUG SOW CO.: CHINESE CHOP SUEY HOUSE. Open every day and night at 226 Indiana ave. WANTED—25 to 60 property owners to have their gutters repaired and painted. Call or address to 651 Jefferson ave. WANTED—INDIANAPOLIS LAUNDRY CO.. Collars, Hfcc; cuffs. 8c pair; work called for and delivered. Old phone 1569. WANTED—A thoroughly modern house of 12 to 14 rooms; must have finished attic and stable. Address Box 126, News.

WANTED—Second-hand boilers, engines and machinery. THE SENSITIVE MACHINE SUPPLY. 750 Massachusetts ave. x

WANTED—Vault and Sink Cleaning Company All mall attended to promptly. ERNEST BUHNINQ, Prop., 951 Oliver ave. WANTED—To Let: Large east front room; central, elegant bath, large shady yard; firstclass board. Address Box 38, News. WANTED—Leaky cisterns cleaned and cemented, $1.50. Phones 1731. FRANK

BUTTZ, Indiana and Capitol avea.

WANTED—To do your carpenter and screen work; job work a specialty. WORTHINGTON, 214 E. Ohio. New phone, 1708. WANTED—Cistern, 3123; cleaned; driven well, 50c per foot; pump repairs. C. F. GORDON. 407 E. Washington. Phone old 1 on 1239.

WANTED—100 first-class second-hand wheels. Will pay reasonable price. Call 148 8. Illinois St. GUARANTEE TIRE AND BICYCLE CO.

WANTED—A bottle-fed baby, prefer a young one,-to board by experienced nurse; can give good references. MRS. KATE BROWN, 807 College ave. WANTED—86 panU for 33; cut to measure; satisfaction guaranteed. NEW YORK PANTS (X>.. 6<H S. East st. New telephone 3668 for samples.

WANTED—Call on us for expert service to

repair your gas engines. Old

MONARCH GAS ENGINE CO.. E. New York

id phone 2382.

st. and Belt R. R.

WANTED—Liberal advances made on watches, diamonds and bicycles at reasonable rates; strictly confldentinal. FLETCHER M. NOE, 110 W. Market. WANTED—Three furnisHed rooms with board for three adults; rfust be well located and modern In every respect; no other boarders. Address Box 70, News. ~ WANTED—Furnished room, without board for single gentleman, m neighborhood of Twentieth and N. New Jersey sts. Address stating weekly rental. Box 45, News. WANTED-Excellent opportunity for man and wife or two young men to secure a lovely front room and board In private family, north. Address Box 99, News.

WANTED—Money loaned on watches, diamonds, etc. CENTRAL LOAN COMPANY. 303 Stevenson Building.

WANTED—To buy second-hand books for large library; all kinds; any age. If worth rebinding. A. N. WILSON. 3 N. Alabama tupstairs In law office), phone %)64. new. WANTED—An opportunity to save you money on paints, oil, lead, varnish, brushes and window glass. Let us figure your work. JOHN-SON-WOPDBRIDGE CO.. 128-130 S. Delaware street.

AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALE—T. J. SEMAN6. Real Estate, General Auctioneer. 157 N. Illinois, room 13.

AUCTION SALE-LEW SHANK, general auctioneer, eells furniture tn houses, stocks of goods, everything. 339 E Washington st; both chooes 2028. AUCTION SALE—W> will sell at auction on Wednesday. May 15, 9:30 a. m.. at 413 E. New York st., the furniture or a nine-room house, consisting of body bruseels and tapestry carpets, matting, parlor chairs, rockers, three chiffoniers, settee, hall-tree, two large mirrors, two iron beds, mattress, springs, china closet, drop-leaf dining table cost |26, dining chairs, refrigerator, dishes, kitchenware, curtains, shades, and hundreds of articles too numerous to mention. Many of the goods are elegant and as good as new. Everything must be sold. STROUSE & MITCHELL. Auctioneers. .

AUCTION SALE—Of household goods and furniture on Thursday, May 16, at 9:30 a. m.. at 419 Hudson st.. between Delaware and Alabama sts., consisting of brusaels carpets, allwool Ingrain carpets, upholstered parlor suite, rugs, oak and walnut stands, lace curtains and portieres, shades, walnut and cherry bedroom suites, pillows, sheets, comforts, spreads, mattresses, springs, toilet sets, oak extension table, chairs, clocks, pictures, looking-glasses, cook stove, wire cot, china and glassware, linoleum. three iron beds, washstands. rockers, kitchen table snd other goods. LEW SHANK. Auctioneer. ROBT. B. OOWEN. Manager.

FOR SALE—BELGIAN HARES. FOR SALE—Pedigreed Red Belgian hares from Imported stock; must sell at some price or butcher. Box ClTl, Oil City. Penn

PHYSICIANS. PHYSICIANS—8. G. EDWARDS, 927 N. West sL Phones 3430.

TO LET—ROOMS.

TO LET- See list INDIANA TRUST CO. TO LET—Unfurnished room. 13 W Market st. TO LET—Furnished rooms, modern. 37 E. St.

Joe.

TO LET—Furnished room, with board. 28 S. State ave. TO LET—Nicely furnished rooms. 11* W. North st TO LET—Neatly furnished front room. 444 N.

Illinois st.

TO LET^-One unfurnished room. Address Box

113. News

TO LET—Furnished sleeping room. 744 W. New York. TO LET—Two unfurnished rooms, down-stairs 729 X. Noble. TO LET—Furnished rooms and board. 628 N. Pennsylvania. TO LET—Board and rooms; 33.60 per week.

310 Maryland.

fcT"LET-Furnished rooms. |l week. 353 Mass-

achusetts ave.

TO LET- Three rooms for light housekeeping. m N. Senate. TO LET—Two rooms; light housekeeping. 620 N. Liberty st. TO LET—Nicely furnished front room; board. 317 E. Vermont. TO LET-Furnished room; board; cut rate. 123 E. Vermont. TO LET—Room for gentleman; modern. 419 N. Delaware st. TO LET—Housekeeping end lodging rooms. 320 Capitol ave., N. TO LET—Warm, comfortable, modern rooms. Ill N. Alab*una. TO LET—Clean, fresh papered living rooms.

331H Indiana ave.

TO LET—Two unfurnished front rooms; modern. 616 N. Illinois. TO LET—Nswly furnished; modern; summer

rates. 120 N, East.

TO LET—Furnished front room; modem house. 810 N. Pennsylvania. TO LET—Rooms with board. 325 N. Illinois. Modem conveniences. TO LET—Furnished front room; board 38 week. 924 N. Illinois. TO LET—Hlosly tarnished front room for rent. 417 Minerva st. TO LETT—Furnished rooms; housekeeping or sleeping. 637 E. Market. TO LET—Nicely furnished front room, with board. 832 N. Delaware. TO LET—Nicely furnished rooms; modern convsniencst,. 540 N. Illinois. TO LET—Front room and bath, with or without board. 222 B. Ohio st. TO LET—Small room, with bath; gentleman

290 K. North.

prafemd.

TO LET—Furnished rooms; cheap rent. 919 E. South.

housekeeping;

TO LET—Four unfurnished rooms second floor; modem; $15. 10 W. Pratt. TO LET — Furnished or unfurnished rooms, with board. 318 N. Senate. TO LET—Furnished rooms, with board; $4 per week. 1805 Prospect st. TO LET—Suite rooms. Moody Block; water, gas; >6.60. 37 Baldwin Block. TO LET—Furnished front room; reasonable; private f ami I y. 1129 Laurel st. TO LET—Connecting parlors, furnished for housekeeping. 304 E. Michigan. TO LET—Some very desirable rooms, with bath, at 612 N. New Jersey st.

TO LET—Four furnished, one unfurnished room. Address Box 113, News. TO LET—Unfurnished rooms, including parlor; housekeeping. 704 N. Illinois. TO LET—Two rooms for light housekeeping; one sleeping room. 224 W. Ohio. TO LET—Furnished room; modern; one or two gentlemen. 217 E. Michigan, flat 5. TO LET—Nicely furnished rooms, with board and use of piano. 521 N. Meridian. TO LET—Newly furnished rooms for man and wife or gentleman. 316 N. Delaware st. TO LET—Two furnished rooms to gentlemen. Call after 5 p. m. Suite D, Roberts Flats. TO LET—Furnished front room; bath, electric lights; rent reasonable. 38H W. Ohio st. TO LET—Furnished parlor bedroom; bath, with or without board. 1117 N. Senate ave. TO LET—Furnished rooms, also two for light housekeeping; bath. 124 E. New York.

TO LET—Lady In private home desires a few flrst-claas roomers and boarders. 617 N. Senate. TO LETT—Nicely furnished room, with board: reasonable; home privileges. 2230 E. New York.

TO LET—Rooming-house; flrst-class location; some furniture for sale. Address box 92, News. TO LET—Partly furnished alcove room to man and wife; light housekeeping. 226 tv. Tenth.

TO LET—Nicely furnished rooms, single or en suite; with or without board. 611 Capitol ave. N. TO LET—Nicely furnished front room for man and wife or two men, with board. 429 S. Alabama st. TO LET—Four unfurnished rooms, with bath; $16. No. 10 W. Pratt st. J. G. M'CULLOUOH.

TO LET—Two nice, connecting rooms, $9; other suite,' $12. RALSTON A CAMDEN, W. Market.

an137

TO LETT—Modern seven and eight-room flats. Vendome, 506 JJ. Delaware st. See custodian

at building.

TO LET—Nicely furnished room for two gentlemen; down-town; $10 per month. -Jnqulre

at 119 N. Illinois.

TO LET—Three rooms, unfurnished; light housekeeping; privileges bath and telephone. 2118 N. Delaware. TO LET—Two nicely furnished front, upstairs rooms; with or without board; reasonable. 2011 N. New Jersey. TO LET—Nicely furnished front room and unfurnished rooms, with new bath, yard and shade. 420 E, North. TO LET — Young lady desires room-mate; pleasant location; terms reasonable. Address Box 77, News. TO LET—Neatly furnished front room with alcove, bath and all conveniences; fine locatlon. 314 N- Alabama TO LET—Three large, unfurnished rooms; housekeeping, bath, large shady yard; reasonable. 1430 N. Alabama. TO LET—Front room; furnished or unfurnished; for two gentlemen or man and wife; board and bath. 1907 N. Capitol ave. TO LET—Two front rooms in new. modern house: six squares north of Monument; husband and wife preferred; reference. Address Box 78. News. TO LET—Three nicely furnished rooms for housekeeping; bath; in walking distance of business; two street car lines; |3.50 per week. Address 108, care News.

To 1 ET—Nice furnished room to gentleman; moderu conveniences; private entrance; good down-town location; private family; price reaEcnable, frt E New York st. TO LET—Furnished rooms; transient, 50c a night; weekly rates $2 and upward. Firstclass restaurant in connection. PRINCETON HOTEL, opposite Union Station. TO LET—Large front room, with alcove; well furnished; one or two persona; modern; few minutes' walk from Monument: north; private family; reference. Address Box 106, News.

TO LET—Elegant rooms; en suite; halls carpeted; modern conveniences; porcelain tubs; >ft water; public telephone. Apply room 4,

soft

Halcyon York.

Apartments. Delaware and New

FOR TRADE.

FOR TRADE—Good lot and cash for small grocery. Address Box 41. News. FOR TRADE—Business property In large, live town; rent 320. 57 Baldwin block. FOR TRADE—600-acre farm. 15 miles north, for block. tVQOD, 32 N. Delaware st. FOR TRADE—Good lot In Bright wood tor upright piano. Address Box 124, News.

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’ dr loi

Morgan county; 1m-

57 B

FOR TRADE—40

proved; for equity dr lots. 57 Baldwin block. FOR TRADE—New mandolin or guitar for gent's good second-hand wheel. Call 1217 Woodlawn ave. _ FOR TRADE—Modern, clear home; north; $4,500; want farm: a fair exchange wanted. RALSTON & CAMDEN, 137 W. Market.

FOR TRADE—Acetylene gas plant. 50-Ught, 300 feet piping, almost new; cost *150; trade

cheap. What have you? H.

Jamestown. Ind.

KESSLER.

FOR TRADE—Good stock groceries and fixtures; well located northeast: invoice about $1.2i9i. trade for rental property. STILZ A

MILLER, lol E. Market.

TO LET—HOUSES. TO 1.ET—See list. 32 Circle. TO LET -See list SPANN A CO. V6 LET-See list. INDIANA TRUST CO. TO LEV-fee list. CENTRAiTtRUST GOTO LET-Moving $1 per load. Both phone* 213 TO LET—Modern, six-room bouse. 220 E. Merrill TO I.ET—Modern brick house. 415 E. New

York.

TO LET—Seven-room house. Inquire 707 E. New York. TO I>ET—Flvs-room house; plenty gus. 3<B4 Central eve. TO LET--Six rooms; modern; opposite Belvedere 613 Ogden. TO LET—Furnished house for summer. 639 Sutherland ave. TO I.ET—Seven-room house: $12; newly papered. 218 S. Pine. TO LET—617 Blake, rood flve-room house. Call I74u N. Pennaylvanla. TO LET—See list at 131 E. Market; ground floor. GREGORY A APPEL. TO LET-19 E. Ohio at; large brick residence; very desirable. C. F. SAYLES. TO LET—Nice cottage; six rooms; stable. 321 N. State st. Inquire 436 E. Ohio. TO LET—Modern cottage, 1617 N. Delaware; vacant June 1. Inquire 1913 Ruckle. TO LET—House of 12 rooms; every modern convenience. 2204 N. Pennaylvanla st. TO LET—Weil-furnlshed cottage at Lake Maxinkuekee; flowing water Telephone 2906. TO LET—Five rooms, bath. 45 Hamilton ave.; 315 EDWARDS, 508 Indiana Trust Building. TO LET—Furnished house; four months; 335; eight rooms and bath. 1628 N. Pennsylvania. TO LET—Wanted: Family waihinga; rough dry. by the pound. PROGRESS LAUNDRY TO LET—20u6 N. Meridian, nlna rooma; bath; furnaca. JAB N. ROOERg, 1* Ingalla Block. TO LET—1601 Bellefontaine st., $19; also 906 E. Sixteenth st., $17. Call 1446 N. New Jer-

FOR TRADE—13-room, east front, modem house; Illinois near B.eventh; 49x206; $9,000; want less value, on cross street If necessary. RALSTON A CAMDEN. 137 W Market. FOR TRADE—Conveniani. two-story, eight room houae; good repair; 3039 Highland Place: will trade for smaller property or vacant lota. A. F. POTTS. 506 Law Building. FOR TRADE—New six-room and three-room cottage on one lot In North Indianapolis; rent *14; price $1,500; take vacant lot south of Fail creek. STILZ A MILLER. 151 E. Market. FOR TRADE—The finest, newest and best suburban home In the county; big grounds, big house, big bam. big trees, big price and a big bargain for some big man. Can you hand.e it? RALSTON A CAMDEN. 137 W. Market, FOR TRADE—Modern, east front, 10-room houae. Delaware near Twenty-second: large 35.000; will take cottage or lots for

bam; 15.000; will take cottage or lots property has a 5t§ per cent. 1 I

beautiful home on desirable terms. RAIn-

equity: this

ey.

TO LET—JENKINS'S TRANSFER; largaat moving vans in tha city. Phones 1240. 21 E. MarketTO LET—Furnished flat; five rooma; bath; beat location; reference required. Address

Box 24, News.

TO LET—4-room modem flat; hardwood floor and private bath. Schaub Flats, cor. North and Mass. ave. TO LET—No. 6, The Surrey, N. Meridian st.; furnished. *40. Call CENTRAL TRUST CO., 150_E. Market st. TO LET—318 N. Alabama st., four-room modem flat; The Yeddo. CENTRAL TRUST CO.,

150 B. Market at.

TO LET—Seven-room flat, the Holloway; bath; $42.50. For particulars call new phones 2866 or 149. TO LET—Modern flat, four rooms, bath and laundry, hot and cold water, natural gas. 6304 E. Miami st. TO I ET—Choice apartments. Winona; bath. «ftc, *12 and $14 per month. NEWTON TODD, Ingalla Block. i TO LET—Modem flat, four rooma, bath and laundry; hot and cold water; natural gas; 315.50. 520 E. Miami st. TO LET—Modem house; nine rooms; 2601 N. Illinois st.; suit tenant as to repairs. J. S. CRUSE, J54 E. Market TO LET—Save your rent and buy a home any place in Indiana; fl.QOO for $8 per month. HGME-REALfY CO., 824 Stevenson. TO LET—Flat 11. The Delaware. *34 per month: modern, everything up to date. CENTRAL TRUST CO., 160 E. Market st. ' TO LET—Five-room house, 410 W. Thirteenth at., being thoroughly repaired, repaired and painted. 184 N. Meridian st., room 11. TO LET—605 E. New York st.; fine *-ro©m house, in good repair; bath, water, gas; only $25. A. METZGER AGENCY, 102 N. Penn, at. TO LET—519 Birch ave., five rooms, $9; 216 W. Walnut at., five rooms, bath, $16.60; water rent paid; line new houae. SHIRLEY, 1014

Stevenson.

TO LET—Two-story seven-room house: Central ave. and Twenty-fourth; bath, furnace, cistern, slate roof, city water free; rent only $22.60. STILZ A MILLER, 151 E. Market. TO LET—Five-room cottage, both gases, well, cistern, flocred attic, front and back porches, delightful neighborhood. 2219 N. Alabama; 315. Apply 139 E. Waahlngton at. TO LETT—Seven beautiful rooms In Berkley Terrace, eight squares north; bath, furnace, hardwood floors, two mantels, hot and cold water free; rent *32. STILZ & MILLER, 161

E. Market.

TO LET—New houses, corner of Central ave. and Eleventh at.; six rooma, bath, furnace, china closets, cabinet mantels, and all other conveniences. See FIEBER & REILLY, 146 E. Market at.

TO LET—OFFICES AND STORES. TO LET—Bee list. INDIANA TRUST CO. TO LET—Desirable location for saloon, near

Inquire 184 N. Meridian at..

post office, room 11.

TO LET—802-4 S. Illinois., splendid drug stand; $30 per month. CENTRAL TRUST CO., 150 E. Market st. TO LET—Three office rooms on second floor, over 36V4 E. Washington at. NEWTON TODD. 7 Ingalla Block. TO LET—Firet-class storeroom for shoe storei been used for that buslnesa for twenty years. 460 E. Waahlngton at. TO LET—Fine atore. beat location, retail center; Terre Haute, Ind.; room 25x140; great chance for clothing and shoes. A. L. FOSTER. Terre Haute.

TO LET—On account of lessee, nice, light, large room on Court at.; aultabla for saloon, bowling alley, printing office or atore. Apply 20 N. Meridian at., room U. TO LET—Offices furnished; the Winona Assembly offices, including desks, chairs, etc., for rent from May 20 to September 20; referonces required. 910 Stevenson Building.

TO LET—MISCELLANEOUS. TO LET—Factory building, with yard room

and switch. Telephone 11*9.

TO LET—Building, 40x38 feet; U8 £. Court; central; cheap. Improvements will be mads.

C F. SAYLES.

TO LET—Manufacturing building with power; best location In tha city. Apply FKVCK'S UaKERT. TO LET—Manufacturing and retail plant. 54x 230; central; railroad switch; four cars; will

build to suit. 105 N. Alabama st.

TO LET—Com land. 200 acres, very fine land near Terre Haute; terms one-third In field; land will produce 80 bushels to the acre. M. H. SPADES, ill W. Market at.

TO LET—First-claaa bakery, flrst-class fixtures, flrst-class salesroom and bakenoom, great quantity of gas; bakery doing fine business; best trade in city; must be rented at once; present baker going away; call and see us Immediately; cheap rent. W. E. MICK A CO.

WANTED—SITUATIONS.

SITUATION WANTED-As collector; city references. Address Box 66. News. SITUATION W ANTE D^Assistant bartender or porter. Address Box 104, News. SITUATION 1WAN TED- To go with lady to take care of children. 729 N. Noble.

SITUATION WANTED-Light housework during summer. Address Box 171, News. SITUATION "WANTED— By" widow with small child In widower's family. 230 N. Alabama. SITUATION WANTED—Family cook; general girls, wash, iron, $3. 149 N. Delaware, room 6. SITUATION WANTED—Girl, 15. to assist " i n work or nursing. 117 W. Walnut, new phone 8839. 'SITUATION" W'ANTED—Country or city salesman, experienced man. Address Box 67, News. SITUATION WANTED—Housekeeper by k good, reliable person; reference*. 1215 8. Meridian.

SITUATION WANTED—By young man as collactor; can give bond. Address 1214 S. Senate ave.

SITUATION WANTED—By experienced baker. either machine or hand-made bread. 421 N. Davidson. SITUATION WANTED—As G-rman governess by one who speaks correct German. Address Box 48. News.

SITUATION WANTED-Young man; can work tn factory , experienced electrician. Address Box 69, News. SITUATION WANTED-Help of all kinds. See INDIANAPOLIS EMPLOYMENT CO., 433 E. Washington st.

TON & CAMDEN, 137 W. Market.

SITUATION WANTED-Competent stenographer and business woman; excellent references. Address^Box 47. News^ SITUATION WANTED-By competent white girl, second work in private family; good references. Address Box 84. News. SITUATION WANTED-By reliable woman: a case of nursing; best references; price reasonable; at once. Address Box 170. News.

SITUATION WANTED-By young man 25 year* of age: experienced bookkeeper and stenographer; reference*. Address Box 39, News.

SITUATION WANTED-Stenograpners Competent Remington operators fumlahed positions Phones 461. WYCKOFF. SEAMANS A BENEDICT. SITUATION WANTED-Bookkeeping, stenography or any office work, by competent, trustworthy young man of broad education and considerable experience. Address Box 115. News.

DENTISTRY, DENTISTRY—EAKHA Rl o DENTAL PARLORS. 164 E. Washington at. Call and gat prices before going elsewhere.

FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE. REAL ESTATE-INDIANA TRUST CO. REAL ESTATE - Insurance. FIEBER &

REILLY. 1« E. Market

REAL E8TATE- House and lOt. 94x»6. 3728 N.

Meridian st.; cast front.

HEAL ESTATE—House numbers, last forever. MoCRKEKY, 921 Indiana ave REAL ESTATE—For bargain* In real estate and loans, see HANN. 3X1 Lemcke.

REAL ESTATE—Private money to man; * per

cent. t\ F. SAYLES. 117 E Market.

REAL ESTATE—Look'at this" hotne~for half

price; N. West st. 23 Ing-ahs block.

REAL ESTATE—For SaieT SHERMAN RES-

TAURANT. 18 and 20 B. Meridian st.

REAL ESTATE-1160 cash for Lot 30. Block 1%

Tuxedo Park. Address Box 71, News.

REAL ESTATE-M. h' TRAYLOR.~ Archi-

tect. 14 and lo Whsn Block. Phone 2464. _

REAL ESTATE—For bargains In real estate,

eee W, E MICK 4k CO., 118 K. Market.

REAL ESTATE—List your real estat* with

W. A. GREYER. 406 Majestic Building.

REAL KSTATE—City property, farms, bargains. WU T. PATTEN, HO E Market st. REAL ESTATE-Piac* your fire insurance with W A. GREYER. 405 Majeetlc Building REAL ESTATE—Modem, nine rooms, bam; a bargain if sold at once. Address Box 75, News. REAL ESTATE—Twelve per cent. Investment; want cash. Address owner. Box 98.

News.

REAL” ESTATE—iaattrance!"" SEIDSNSTICKER 4k ROOT. 37 Thorpe Block. 147 E. Market street. __ RBAL ESTATE—For "bargain* in wall paper go to HOFFMAN 4k ROUSE. IN N. Illinois atraat. REAL ESTATE—Businas* property, paying over 12 per cent. Price $3,000. 7 S. Meridian, Room 4. REAL ESTATE-INDIANA TITL^GUar"ANTY AND LOAN CO.. 129 E. Market Phone 1006. REAL EBTATE-Flve-rootn cottage. Fletcher av*„ near ftUt* ave.; *1,350. WM. MAKIOK, 508 S. Delaware.

REAL KSTATE—Window screens, doors. Venetian blinds. Factory, 815 E. South, rear. New 1429; old 23920. REAL ESTATE—6-room oottage, No. 2215 N. Alabama at.; price $1,893; thia is your chance. Call 2216 N. Alabama. REAL ESTATE—Flneat lot on east drive, Woodruff Place, at sacrifice price. HENRY KOTHE, 137 K. Market at. REAL ESTATE—Houae Of etx rooma. both geaea. furnace, stable. 434 Randolpb st Call CAPITAL LUMBER CO. REAL ESTATE—Modem home on Alabama within walking distance; at bargain. DW1N-

NELL A CO., 3104 Mass ave.

REAL ESTATE!—bn monthly payments, 4 and 6-room cottage on 8t. Peter, near Proapect

at. Call at 1129 Churchman ave.

REAL ESTATE—Five-room cottage, near City Hospital, on easy payments; price $1,100;

rent, $10. 7 S. Meridian, Room 6.

REAL ESTATE—Choice corner lot. Illinois

barga

or short time. CENTRAL CHAIR CO.

and Eleventh at. A great

gain for cash

REAL ESTATE—Tan .aerss with Improvaments: south of Fiftieth; great bargain; $4.500. DWINNELL & CO., 2104 Maas, ave. REAL ESTATE—Desirable cottages at very low prices and easy terms; Lake Maxlnkuckce. DWINNELL & CO., 2104 Maaa. ave. REAL ESTATE!—Have you cottage Incumbered? Will trade good lot northeaat, clear: cash difference. F. T. McWHIRTER, 122 E.

Market.

REAL ESTATE—We have oaah buyer for lot north of Thirty-third, either Illinois or Capitol; must be a bargain. DWINNELL 4k CO., 2104 Mass, ave. REAL ESTATE—The greatest bargain In a Woodruff Place lot; 80x170, with six or eight fine trees, for $1,800. HENRY H. FAY, over Big Four ticket office.

REAL E3STATE—Five-room cottage; natural gas, artificial gas. city water, cistern, shed, large lot, shade, two miles northeast court house. 816 N. Illinois. REAL ESTATE—When building call on us for estimate on tin, galvanised iron and furnace work. Prices reasonable. ABEL A DOYLE, 321 Indiana ave. Phone new 860. REAL. ESTATE—34 lots, seven-room house, Twanty-flfth at. Pric# $2,300; $600 cash, balance easy terms; will take good lot as part pay. Address Box 106, New*.

prtca $400. T'. E. MICK St CO., REAL ESTATES—Beautiful lake resort; eight acres; fine buildings, grova, lake, walks, drives, etc.. In nice railroad village; must be sold. BYRON WORK. Angola, Ind.

REAL ESTATE-Real estate dealers will find It to their advantage to buy window glass, paints, etc., of us. JOHN SON-WOOD-BRIDGE CO.. 128-180 S. Delaware st. REAL ESTATE— List your real estate for sale or trade with J. C. MITCHELL, 1113 Law Bldg.

REAL ESTATE—House on easy monthly payments; price $460 to $4,500; $60 to $500 cash; $10 to $30 per month. Stop paying rent. YARYEN 4k DAVIS, 821 Stevenson Building. REAL ESTATE—Model stock and fruit farm, one of the beet tn the State; seven miles from Soldiers' Monument. If you feel able to own the best you can address box 2530, News. REAL ESTATE—Bargain; nice home; easy terms; neat cottage; extra large lot; finest chicken house and yard; $1,300; $600 caeh, balance $7 monthly; owner. Address Box 132, News. REAL ESTATE—Handsome, modern house, N. Illinois; 106x297; fine driveway, beautiful location: $10,000; will trade and give or take difference. RALSTON & CAMDEN, 137 W. Market. REAL ESTATE-Vacant lots In Morton Place and Lincoln Park, at bargain prices; If you are looking for a place to build, see us. ROWE, CRAFT 4k BRYAN. 1119 Stevenson Building. REAL ESTATES—We have customer for nineroom, modern residence, north; list your property with us for quick sale; must be bargains. ROWE. CRAFT 4k BRYAN, 1119 Stevenson Building. REAL ESTATE—Why pay rent when you can own your own home for leas? $1,000 home coats you $4.84 a month, with a credit of $6 on principal. HOMESTEAD, 67 Baldwin Block. Open Saturday night*. REAL ESTATE—Cheap; forty miles south of Indianapolis, a fine farm of 112 acres, with bam and good seven-room house; desirable location, especially for a physician. Inquire 1502 N. Missouri st. Owner. REAL E8TATE—$200 buys a 40x162 foot Ol-ney-ave. lot; on street car line; will sell from one to 2b lots; adjoining lots are selling at $350; this is certainly a bargain. W. T. PATTEN. 160 E. Market st. REAL ESTATE—New eight-room modern residence, north; bath complete; brick furnace, etwer. shade, Improved street; newly papered, *600 down, balance long time, straight loan. Address Box 3805, News. REAL ESTATE—Eight -room house, east, rrcaptlon hall, attic, cellar, well, cistern, sewer, cement walks, shade and fruit trees,* gas; would trade for acreage or smaller property and cash. Address Box 136. News. REAL ESTATE-WANTEDTo buy for cash, large or smalt tracts of timber land In Indiana, with white oak, poplar, linn or basswood on It. Write full particulars to DAVIS COOPERAGE CO., Martinsville. Ind.

REAL ESTATE—Ten-room brick dwelling. lot 474x147; No. 1111 Broadway, at sacrifice price; this large lot Is worth all asked for the entire property; make a bid; determined to sell. F. T. McWHIRTER, 122 E. Market. REAL ESTATE!—Eleven-acre fruit farm, nine miles north of the city; gooseberries and currants, bushes by the thousand, 100 pear and as many cherry tree*; will trade for small house and lot. CROSS & BROWN, 194 N.

Meridian.

REAL ESTATE—New flve-room cottage, well, cistern, large lot, small fruit, house newly papered, china closet wardrobes, two porches, one-half square car line: muat be sold at once; only 81.000; $200 cash; rest as rent. Address Box 63, News.

REAL ESTATE—Bargain In modern double house; five rooma and bath each side; rental *360 per year; will sell at bargain If sold within next ten days; call 2818 and 2820 Cornell ave. and Inspect thl# property and make offer. Ad-

dress 2711 Cornell ave.

REAL ESTATE — New, thoroughly modern, eight-room residence, near Twenty-second st.; oak finish, large lot. well, cistern, both gases, city water, cement walk; *600 down; guarantee best bargain on the market, by owner. Address Box 3665, News. ~ REAL KSTATE—Two-story nine-room modern house, bath, furnace, hot and cold water, parquette floors, chandeliers, tn Capitol ave., N.. near Twenty-second st. Price 13.750. Term* *1.260 cash, *2,600 In five years. J. J. KREBER. 334 Lcnacke Building.

REAL ESTATE—Nine-room, modern house; bath, furnace, etc.; splendid location; on Twenty-third st.; one-half square from College ave. Owner leaving city; a bargain to any one seeking a comfortable home or rental: 33.900. Terms, one-half cash, balance to suit. Address Box 37S3. News.

REAL ESTATE—128-acre farm, adjoining city limits, subdivided Into four and ftva-acra tracts, to be aold at very small prlc# to cioa# up an estate; on Madison road, three miles south of Waahlngton at.; easy terms; who will get first choice? Prices reasonably low. W. E. MICK 4k CO.

REAL ESTATE—

$1,100 buys cottage of four rooms and pantry; nice veranda; well, cistern and cellar; large lot. with bearing fruit; located north on car line; come quick If you want a bargain.

J. C. MITCHELL.

1119 Law Bldg. REAL ESTATE—Choice lota on Dawson and Neison at., Juat north of Proapect at.; prtca $600 each, alao lots on Proapect at.. *1.200 each.

on easy terms; natural gas and sewer all paid

Ot; these lots are offered at a greet

bargain, and tf d eel red will loan money for

building A. METZGER AGENCY. 103 N.

Pannaylvanla at.

FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE. REAL ESTATE-A few choice vacant lots: 50c per week; no Interest? H. C*. TUTTLE A HRO , 4 E. Market « REAL ESTATE—No. 1004 Virginia ave.. large lot; good business location; price reasonable. H. r TUTTLE A BRO^ 4 E. Market. REAL ’ ESTATE—Good stock groceries and fixture* doing good bustneaa; will invoice about II.2W. STILZ & MILLER. 151 E. Market. REAL BPTaT»—Corner 7ot~within three squares or poatofflee; paved on both streets; size 50x78; price $8,500. STILZ ft MILLER. HI E. Market. REAL ESTa"te-Double~houB#r~tVe*t Indianapolis: rents for $15 per month: bargain. Prtca *1.360. ALBERT C. TRU8LKR. 134 >•'• Delaware, room L REAL ESTATE—Nos. 317 and Ml Proapect at,. two flve-room cottages; brick street; actually worth $2,50o; we want an-offer. H. C. TUTTLE A BRO., 4 E. Market. REAL ESTATE-Ten rooms; good lot. well. cistern, cemented cellar, gas. sewer connection. Pratt at., near Broadway. Priee $2.t>&>. STILZ * MILLER, 1$1_E. Market REAL ESTATE-*.400; N. Pennaylvanla, 10 rooms and thoroughly modarn; one of the best properties on the street, and a bargain. ROWE. CRAFT ft BRYAN. 1119 Stevenson Building

REAL ESTATE—Two separate two-story, ilxrodm houaes, with bath; Bellefontaine st.. south of Seventeenth st.; renting for $33 per month; price $3,600 for both. M. ARBUCKLK. 424 Lemcke.

REAL ESTATE—7-room residence. Broadway. near Eleventh; both gases, well, cistern, cellar. sewer, 35 foot lot, street Improvement* all paid; prtca $4,000; bargain. STILZ ft MILLER, 151 E- Market. REAL ESTATE—W. Washington at. business property, 56 feet front; only $7.6eO; splendid two-story business property north, corner. $11,500. rent $1,300 par year; will bear Investigation; the more the better. RALSTON ft

CAMDEN. 137 W. Market.

REAL ESTATE-Broadway, near Seventeenth. nine rooms, bath, pantry, furnace, barn, fruit, shade, east front; this property can he purchased at $1,000 less than actual value: don’t fall to Investigate thia. ROWE, CRAFT ft BRYAN. 1119 Stevenson Building. REAL” ESTATE—One of the best building sites down-town, within on* block of Waahlngton and Meridian; w* want buyer to put up building for tenant who will pay rental that will net better than 6 per cent.; about $46,000 necessary. ROWE, CRAFT ft BRYAN,

1119 Stevenson Building.

FOR SALE—HORSES—VEHICLES. FOR SALE—Flrat-claaa phaeton. $430 N. Pennsyifanla. FOR BALE—Good work horse, cheap. 828 B. Washington. FOR SALE!—One pony, harness and phaeton. 124 Gelsendorf at. FOR BALE—Good carriage horae; sound and gentle. 201 Minerva. FOR SALE—Two-horse dray; good conditio)); $35. Roth phones, 19. FOR SALE—Black mare; will trade for cow. Call 643 E, Sixteenth. FOR SALE—Nice. fat. black mare; family broke; $66. 309 Douglass. FOR BALE—Leather top carriage; newly repaired. 116 N. State ave.

FOR SALE—A small family home, harness, phaeton. 431 N. East at. FOR SALE—Good platform epring wagon, cheap. 2444 W. Tenth st. FOR BALE—Family horse, cheap If aold 1mmedlately. Call 1047 Pavla at. FOR SALE—Wanted: To trad* groceries for a horse. Address Box 173, News. FOR SALE—Nln#-y#ar-old horse, fat and nice; broke for lady to drive. 2243 N. Meridian. FOR SALEr—Five-year‘ old black mare; Aim driver; must be sold; leaving town. 2241 N. Meridian. __________________ FOR SALE—Cheap, new grooery wagon, with top, platform springs and short turn. 631 8. Illinois st. FOR SALE—New stick-seat rubber tire drtvtng wagon; high-grade; something nice. 8031 N. Illinois.

FOR SALE—Vehicle rubber tire* put on. Get our price*. HBAR8EY VEHICLE CO., "On tha Circle."

FOR SALE—Superior black driving horse, six years old; rubber-thn 2120 Central ave.

ed buggy and harness.

FOR SALE-For Trade; Two lota In North In-

dianapolis for horse and buggy. Address

Box 3021. Newa. FOR SALE—Rubber tire buggy. 335; four

painter, carpenter or grocery wagons. 415 E. Market. KRAMER.

FOR SALE—Farmer who called at 17 Virginia

ave. to see about gray horae. please call at once. 17 Virginia ave.

FOR SALE—Fine carriage painting and re^

pairing. All work guaranteed. HEARSEY

VEHICLE CO.. "On the Circle."

FOR SALE!—Carload of up-to-date vehicles; come get wholesale or retail prices. A. J. JOHK, Manufacturing Agent. 308 E. Ohio st. FOR SALE—Runabouts, phaetons, sundowns. germantowns. latest styles; bargains. ROBBINS. 33 E. Georgia st. Repairing solicited. Old vehicles cheap. FOR SALE—General purpose mare, $60; pacing pony, top buggy, $6 and one $20 carriage, corn crisp machine, concert phonograph and Belgian hare*. 5627 Burgess ave., Irvington. FOR SALE—New and second-hand vehicles: buggy tons, canopy tops, spring wagons and buggy bodies; wheel*, shafts, poles, cuahtona, backs, daahes, fanders and « “ “

423 S. Illinois at. M. H. GEY

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FOR SALE—BICYCLES. FOR SALE—Cleaning all beatings and ntckle, 76c; new rims, $1; new spoke* in both wheels, $1.26; enameling $2; single tube punctures. 30c. All work guaranteed. Gun repairing. WOODS’ CYCLE SURGERY, 130 Virginia av*.

BUSINESS CHANCE. BUSINESS CHANCE-Down-town cigar atore; cheap if sold at once. Address Box 107, News. BUSINESS CHANCE—Good-paying raataurant In business center of city for sals. Call 201 Lemcke Butldtnft.

BUSINESS CHANCE—Two shares Ubero Plantation stock for sale; pays 15 per cent. Address Box 169. Newa.

BUSINESS CHANCE-Partner in established coal business; hustler, with some money. Address Box 64. News. BUSINESS CHANCE - Established granite and marble-works; cheap if sold at once. Address Box 109, News. BUSINESS CHANCE—Half Interest In profltable manufacturing business; $s,ooo required. Address Box 42, News.

BUSINESS CHANCE-Do you want Interest in some foreign patents? Selling rapidly

here. Address Box 119, News.

BUSINESS CHANCE—We have cash customer for good paying cigar store. DWINNELL ft

CO., 2104 Massachusetts ave.

BUSINESS CHANCE-Wanted: Ix/an $3,000 at

6 per cent, on property worth amount. Address Box 154. News.

twice the

BUSINESS CHANCE—Have good locations for news-stand, confections, baker's goods, ice

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cream. Call 7 S. Me BUSINESS CHANCE—Four quarts pure whlakey for $3.20. delivered. Write HAYNKR DISTILLING CO- Dayton or St. Louts. BUSINESS CHANCE-For Sale: Fifty-room hotel; good paying business; splendid location. A bargain. Address box 3792, News. BUSINESS CHANCE—Elegant retail cigar plant, pool tables, etc.; low rent. Increasing trade; fine chance for a permanent business.

Address Box 3807, News.

BUSINESS CHANCE—Want to start a grocery In a good locality northeast? I have the place. Special offer to wide-awake, reliable

man. Address Box 3664, Newa.

BUSINESS CHANCE-Wanted: To invest $1,000 to $5,000 in good established buslnesa; must give full information and stand investi-

gation. Address box 3690, Naw a.

BUSINESS CHANCE—We do nickel, brass, copper, gold and stiver plating In small or large quantities. JOHN BARNHART ft SON, Charles Newman, manager Logansoort. Ind. BUSINESS CHANCE—We want first-olasa baker to rent first-class bakery; modern throughout; aplendld bake oven and bakeroom. fine salesroom; lota of gas; bakery doing fine business: owner going away; cheap rant; muat be rented at once. W E. MICK ft CO.

FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS. FOR SALE- Amnioria soap powaer FOR SALE—Moving. $1 per loao. pbonaa fit FOR SALK— Bicycle" shop. MS Masaachuaetta avenue. FOR SALE—Cheap; walnut bed and mattress.

M9 K- St. Clair,

For SALE—Music box, at bargain; large sis*. W0? Eugene st. FOR SAL*—Chesip. flrit-elass upright piano.

IH4 Central ave.

FOR SALE-SHE^kAN RESTAURANT, it and 20 S Meridian at. FOR RaLK-Two hrussels carpets, 15x16, 19x18. Call at 91? N Alabama. FOR SALE—Hammond typewriters and aaft* pa** $12 i-aw Biilkling. FOR PALE—Electric fan* rent or sellT O. & BROWN. 2508 N Cftpltol. FOR SALE-Bedroom suite, mattress an! spring*. ML 2U N. Summit. _________ FOR SALE—Minorca eggs;"* selling out; 18 fur It. Rear 1150 N. Meridian FOR SALE—Second hand clothing; privat# residence. 2116 N. Meridian at FOR SALE—Lady's wheel.” "Daytonperfect condition. *15 3020 N. lltlnots st.

BUSINESS CHANCE—I can ae.l several highgrade busineese*. which, for obvious reason*, are not openly advertised nor for promiscuous offering; If you have cash and desire to invest tn a legitimate buslnesa, writ* or call. ARTHUR B. GROVER, 4 E Market st.. Indianapolis.

BUSINESS CHANCE—The unders.*n«,j a ill sell, public auction. Friday. May 17, 1:30 p. m., tha grocery and meat fixture* of Joseph ft Co., at Columbus, Ind.; good business opportunity; town of over 8,000. with but six meat ahopa. three of which do most all the business. A. N. BLESSING, Agent.

PATENT ATTORNEYS. PATENT ATTORNEYS-J. A. MINTURN, 1206 Stavenaon, Indianapolis. Telephone 1741. PATENT ATTORNEY9--V '' HL" LOCKWOOD. 415-413 Lemcke Building. Indianapolis. Talaphone not. PATENT ATTORNEYS—E. T. SILVIUS ”* CO.. Talbott Block, M« N. Pennsylvania at. Indianapolis New phone 564. Expert on complicated patents, trade-mark*, and copyrights Superior draughting. Free o*nrnM-*t _

FOUND. FOUND—Small brown female spaniel. Call at 1213 Park are. ' FOUND—A broken bicycle In the country. Call at U18 College ave., and prove property.

FOR SALE—Angora kittens. Belgian -harem 2064 Winter ave.,_Brtghtwood car. FOR SALE-Fancy pigeons. Angora rabbit*

and squirrels. 3622 N. -Capitol ave.

FOR RALE- Family washing, rough dry. by the pound. PROGRJtRB LAUNDRY FOR BALE-DENTiRTRY: MART C. LLOYD. , H Fletcher Building. Flfteet work. FOR SALE-Restaurant. 4M Massachusetts are.; good tradej_cheap If aold soon. FOR SALE—Three-chair barber outfit, com- _ plate for $40 Address Box 122. News. FOR 8A,LE—Grocery. 1438 N. Illinois st.; great bargain on account of sickness, FOR SALE—Flrst-class drug store; good location. A. P. ALLBE. Danville. Ind.

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FOR "BALK—Iron and wire fences VAN AR8OftLL, 103) N. Bertll*. New phffta 19>>. FOR SALE — Baby carriage, almost newt cheap: call at onoe 813 N. Capitol ave. ■■

FOR 8A LB—Right timbers. 8x13, 40 feet tong, well seasoned 9H W. Twenty-seventh. FOR SALE—Good paying bakery and oonfectlonery. cigars and tobacco Old phone 13*4. FOR SALB—F*or bargains in wall paper, go to HUFFMAN ft ROUSE, 101 N. Illinois st. FOR SALE—Second-hand act bar fixtures, on# pool tab)*: *126. M. COSTELLO. Nobleavllla, Ind. FOR SALE-Orocary; choice location; North Slda; investigate at once. Address Box 3546,

Newa.

l*OR IftOb—Llvefy and boarding stable, or would trade for property. Address Box in, Newa. FOR SALE—Roll-top oak desk and chair; It yards fin* linoleum; new. Address Box 343* Newa FOR BALE—Fly screen* to order. ANDERSON SCREEN FACTORY. *13 Ft. Wayna avenue. FOR SALE—1901 Rambler, model 43; Morrow coaster and brake. RECRUITING STATION| prtca $80. FOR SALB—Bast for you. because oast mads. Satin-Skin Cream, Powder and Soap. Use la proof. FOR SALE-Roda fountain, $18. OLD CI’RIOSITY SHOP, 622 E. Waahlngton. Old phoae 1 on H46. FOR SALE—Bast engraving and electrotypes. INDIANA ELECTROTYPE! CO., II W. Pearl at. FOR SALE—New Ice-cheat, box couch, hat rack and Kitchen range, for sale cheap. 938 Park av*. FOR SALE!—Largs lot refrigerators and tee boxes; slightly damaged by fire. 237 E. WashIngtoa st. FOR RALE —Musloal instruments; assy payments. CARLIN ft LENNOX. Noe. (to 9 E Market. FOR SALE-Rooming house; 14 rooms; well fumlahed, rent reasonable. Apply 328 N. Capitol ave. F<}it SALB—New Domestic sewing machlna; always ready; never out of order, ttl Massachusetts ave.

FOR SALE!—Window screens, doors. Venetian v blinds. Factory, 318 E. South, rear. Naw (41$; old 2SM0. FOR SALE—Square piano; standard maka: $35 cash If sold at once. H. II. EELMBR, care Levy Brothers. FOR SALB—Or Rant: Invalid rolling chain; parlor reclining chairs. W. D. ALLISON

CO., 133 E South st

FOR SALE—Wall pa pet price*. INDIANA W and 133 Virginia amH

retailed at wholesale ALL PAPER CO.. IM

FOR SALE—50^000 brick, marble mant^la, Iron fence, stone foundation. Northeaat corner Vermont and Illlnot*. FOR SALB—Household goods, fine square piano, 35 yards axminster carpet, good as naw. 934 Maaaachunetts ave. FOR SALE!—Cheap, good smith shop; good location, trade and tools. Call between 13 and 3. 919 Eugene at. FOR SALK—Stoves and turnltura at M. P. ANDERSON'S STORAGE HOUSE, comer Hoabrook and Cedar at*. _ FOR R^LE-Leaky cisterns cleaned and cemented, $1.10. Phones 1791. FRANK BUTTZ. Indiana and Capitol avea. ___ FOR SALB—Have three or four flrst-class rooming houaes. STROUSE ft MITCHELL, 135 E Market at.. Room 3. FOR BALB-Egga for setting, from prise winning Plymouth Rock. 2221 N. Naw Jersey at Old phone $1150, three rings. FOR SALE!—Removed to 214 Massaonusetts ave. Sheet music 10c. Two piano* for sale cheap. FRANK Z. MAFFEY. FOR SALE-All boxes from Parry Mfg, Co. to some reliable person for one year. Call at 533 8. Illinois. M- H. OEYBK. FOR SALE—Juvenuiis Hair Food rsatoree natural color; Invigorate*: $1 size now only 60c. Hudar's. New York Store. FOR SALE—iSftlANAPOLIS LAUNDRY CO.: Collars. 14c; cuffs, 3o pair; work called for and dellvarad. Old phone 16*9. FOR SALE—26-horac power gaa engine, in fin* condition; can be seen in operation at PROSRE88 LAUNDRY. 113 E. Market at. FOR SALE—Drug atore, for 1900, wilt Invoice $1,600; good reasons for selling; fount sell quick. M. W. IRWIN, Cicero, 1ml. FOR SALE—For big bargain* in wall paper. go to INDIANAPOLIS WALL PAPER CO.. 131 E- Washington at. Telephone X414I. FOR SALE—One sixteen horse traction engine, 142x48 separators, one Victor huller, ono seeder. Address Box 15, Greenwood. Ind. FOR SALE!—Office fixtures; roll top standing desks; tables and chairs; factory price#. AETNA CABINET CO.. 823 W. Maryland. FoR KALK—Six-horae gas engine, one-horse upright engine and boiler, one three-burs* engine and one fireproof safe. 309 Virginia avenue, _________________ FOR SALE—“Royal” gaa and gasoline engines. 14 to 100 horse power. MONARCH GAS ENGINE CO., E. New York at. and

Belt R. R.

FOR SALE-8 L. TAYLOR ft CO.. IT Vlrglrrta ave., makes clothes that At. Try them on your next auit. Popular price#, (15 up. Trousers $4 up. FOR SALE—Vernon Insurance and Trust Co. stock; 40 share* must be sold at once; will name very low price. CRARY ft CO., 1137 Stevenson Building. FOR SALE—Paper-haagerf ladders, shears, rollers and complete outfits; good goods at low prices. JOHNSON-WOODBRIDGE CO.. 128-130 8. Delaware st. FOR IaLS—Money loaned on watches, diamonds, etc. CENTRAL LOAN COMPANY. 303 Stevenson Building. FOR SALB—A fine lot of young shorthorn bulls; ages six months to two ysais old; rsasonable prices. Address Pleasant Run Stock Farm, near Irvington, or 404 N. Alabama. FOR BALE—Thouaand# of boxes of window. glass; we are manufacturers of window glass, and sell nothing but high-grad* good*, and our pricaa are right. JOHNSON WOODBRIPOB CO., I$9-110 S. Dataware at. FOR SALE—20 large banana tree#, from 7 to 12 feet high; suitable for an elegant tropical bed or fine center piece. Can be wintered over lit cellar. Call and see sample. HUNTINGTON ft PAGE, paadmen, I$0-132 E, Market st.

FOR SALE-

COTTAGE CAKE, Chicken Salad. _ JOSEPH TAGGART BAKERY, 333 and 334 Mstaschnaetu av*. FOR HALE—Typewriter bargains: A few of the practically new Smith Premier. Remington and Densmore machine*, secured from the Pro#*, remain unsold; aeod for sample# and price#; machine* rented and repaired. TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE, room X., 7 8. Meridian st.. old phone 3*90. . i I.,,,, i i> 11 i in-

PERSONAL.

PERSONAL—CUirvov ant; reading and ad* vice on all subjects. Sc. MRS. A LIS AN. DR.E 1«71 Bhelby at PERSONAL-VIAVI to woman’# way ta health. Consultation and health-book free. 718 Stevenson Building. PERHONAL--<*ur# tho*e unsightly pimples, applying Satin Skin cream. Matchless for complexion; 35c. PEARSON’S. - PERSONAL—Juvlihall* Hair Food reatorea natural color; Invigorates; $1 else now only 40c. Huder'a. New York Store. _______

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and JAUNBTTA,

PERSONAL—Wc; your hand MADAM DELMA1NE ai™

grid's noted palmists; they tell past, present id future; only few days at above price; call

rly 1*4 E. Waahlngton st.

wor anr

early.

OPTICAN. OPTICIAN—Dr. Emeraon Druley. specialist la optics. Eyas examined, glasses furnished. Consultation invited. 2294 Massachusetts av*»