Indianapolis News, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 December 1901 — Page 7
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THE INDIANAPOLIS NEWS, MONDAY, DECEMBER 30, 1901.
‘ BY WATERSPOUT.
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i People Lose Their Ivee at Saffee, Morocco. TANGIER, Morocco, December 3a—A waterspout bus bunt over the town of Seffe*. Morocco. It tnun<lated the lower pert of the town for the space of twelve hour*, sweeping everythin* into the sea. Two hundred persons are reported to have been drowned. There are no Europeans among the dead. The damage to Sallee Is enormous. I Saffee is a fortified seaport town of Morocco. It has a population of twelve thousand. Including about three thousand Jew*. K Is Inclosed by massive walls and hat a palace and a small fort. Jim Younger Laid Up. 8T. PAUL, December SO—Jim Younger, who has been employed at a local store for some months. Is again confined to his house with hip trouble. He has a bullet In his spine, a relic of the Northfleld robbery. which caused him much trouble while he was in prison, and was aggravated by an accident lost summer. Younger’s friends hope to be able to persuade the Board of Pardons to allow Younger to go Into business for himself, believing It would be easier than his present clerical position.
WANTED—FEMALE^ I WANTEtC-TUrti-l-Mlnso
WANTK^-.C German glrl^si* N. New Jsteey. { WANTED---Moving 11 per load.' Boib phonos
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WANTED—Young girl tor light housework.
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WANTED—-Colored woman, piano player, ill
K. Court
Classified (Want) Ads. Onw Cent a Word for Bweti InsswrUorh.
DIED.
WICKARD—Josoph Wlokard, of paralysis; age «0 yean. Funeral private at residence, 1S3S PUdt ave., IndlsnspolU. THOMSON—Mrs. Maggie J. Thomson, at her home. IMS 8. Meridian #t. Funeral services at home Wednesday, Jan. L 9 a. m. Remains will be taken to Lawrenceburg for burial. Card of Thanks. / We wish to express our heartfelt thanks *to our relatives, neighbors and friends for their kindness and sympathy shown us in our late bereavement and to Renihan A Blackwell, funeral directors, for many favors shown the family. MARY 8CUAVAN AND CHILDREN. Card of Thanks.
We wish to express our heartfelt thanks to our relatives, neighbors and many friends for their kindness and sympathy shown us In our late bereavement, and for the many beautiful
floral offerings, also to the pastors and singers
for their consoling words and songs.
CHRIS. UCHTENBERG AND SON. BROTHfllUl AMD SIflTBRB.
FUNERAL NOTICE.
MORGAN—Augustus L. Morgan. The funeral services of the deceased will be held at his late residence, **10 N. New Jersey st., this < Monday) afternoon, December *). at 2:30 o’clock. Friends Invited. Burial private.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
FUNERAL. DIRECTORS—TUTEWILER, Undertaker, 1» W Market st. Tel. HO. FUNERAL DIRECTORS—ADAMS A KRIEGER. 15» N. Illinois st Telephone 1164.
FUNERAL DIR! Old mi. c.
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New 250.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS FRANK BLANCHARD. Undertaker. Lady att.
corner Ohio and N.
Phono: Office, ill; residence. 659.
DIRECTORS—
endant.
Delaware.
" Licensed embalmers. Ship Diphtheria and Scarlet Fever.
Diphtheria ana Hcarm r ever. ttends all calls for ladies and children.
A BUCHANAN. Both phones Ml.
BURIAL VAULTS. BURIAL VAULTS—Protect your dead by using an Okey cement burial vault; the only burglarproof, water and airtight vault made. For sale by your undertaker or It can be ordered from u*. OKEY BURIAL VAULT CO.. 148 N. Delaware st. New phone 1242 day. 3049 night, or Sunday. N. B. GROFF, General Manager.
MONUMENTS^
KR, 419
Ington. Telephone 2525.
MONUMENTS - M. H. FARRELL, 241 W.
Washington st., opposite State House.
JENTS — M. H. FARRELL, 241 W. Washington st., opposite State House.
BURIAL ROBES.
WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS.
‘'Charles Major.’’ Ml
second-hand bicycle* 148 S. Illl-
bicycle we can not repair. WAT-
lON A CO. WANTED—To buy a flro-proof safe. Address box 1M7. New*
WANTED—Meat cooler or refrigerator for meat. 30* Virginia av* WANTED-Man with strong, gentle hors* Call this week. 1834 College. WANTED—Second-hand books for large library. Rhone 1064, new.
To buy 100 feather beds; drop postal, J. W, GOODY, U*l Newman.
WANTED—MO business cards for 40 cents.
VICTOR, Printer, » N, Delaware.
WANTED—For cash, used gum or peanut vendinj machines. Address Box 1387. News. WANTED-MODEL LAUNDRY, lace curtains, family washing; good work; prices right.
WANTED—Beet engraving and electrotypes. INDIANA ELECTROTYPE CO- 22 W. Pearl. WANTED—You to let us press your clothes. TOUNg, The Tailor, US-W. Washington st. WANTED—To buy a small stock at dry goods
and notions In suburb* Address
IftMfc
WA
box IMS.
t NTED—Paper-hanging for cook or heating :ove. USE, hardware. Sixteenth and uli-
r St.
buy one two-horse coal wagon; x; good coodltlon. COBURN
loaned on watches and dlas; private room; confidential; reliable.
WANTED—To borrow *20.00 from private parsm ; *0 per cent. Interest. Address
rant large buildings suitable for 1 on loading switch. LAY-
> in night school for *12. - COLLEGE, Monument
r» York M. Money loaned ?» t ug C
on watches and dlaamount; lowest rate*
JNDRY.
laundered. Me per !or family washing.
two second-hand ’ barber Address or call evenings.
gutters and HADLEY.
recond-hand up- »; state make
furnished distance of ’ewe. ■'v
clear; party you good price
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; 1384, News. MCond-hand to 4 horse p
gas
-power; A/1 dress
with M00 wants
low partner to start a
and description. Ad
for dirt, brick bet at west er Vsa Camp CO.
SALESMEN Wi ^nunderwmr. ■
W'ANTED-Experienced dishwasher at once. «4 S. Illinois st. WANTED-Whlte gill for general housework! HIT Centra) ave.
WANT El)—Good gl r I for general housework. *07 N. Pennsylvania st. WANTED-two girls for general work, immedlately. 404 N. Illinois.
WANTED—Girl; smaU family, *3; cook, *4- 14*
N. Delaware. Room 3.
AGENTS WA N’T ED—Profitable work offered agents In every town to secure subscriptions (he Ladies' Home Journal and the Saturday aiming Po*G We want agents who will work ly and with business system to cover ton with our Illustrated little booklets
advertising
sals
matter, and to look from old subscriber* and at the end of the
moldings
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kSkmmSkImPVPIBVIMNHI good poslttoD Mr right party, Address
ONpABEIL. Camden ■,
6ANAT0RIUM8.
renewi
is first-rater
*20,600 will be given the best workers a prises for good work. How well some agents have succeeded Is told In a little A we would like to send you -portraits of of our best agent* with the story of how 1 It pay. THE CURTIS PUBLISHING
WANTED—MALE. W ANTED—Tl«h-l-MlngoT
WANTED-’’Charles Major.” 6c.
WANTED-Second cook. LEADER RESTAU-
RANT. 130 N. Illinois.
WANTED—Ladies to canvaas. Addrees, with
stamp, box 1359, New*.
WANTED—White girl for general housework.
2264 Park ave. References. '
WANTED—Woman to scrub one hous* Call
at once. 301 Law Building.
WANTED—German girl; general housework;
small family 611 N Delaware.
WANTED-Experienccd lady cook, for restau-
rant; white. 241 E. Washington.
WANTED-Whlte girl for general housework;
no washing. 20 W. Sixteenth st.
WANTED - Woman cook. at FRANK
O’BRIEN S. East and Washington.
WANTED—Girl to do general housework to a family of two. Address box 1362, News.
WANTED—Lady or girl with talent for pen or pencil sketching. Address box 1370, News.
W ANT ED—Pretty skirt boxes made to ordef at MAHORNET S, 249 Massachusetts av*
WANTED—Experienced shirt waist folders. R. K1RSHBAUM ft SON, 32 W. Maryland st.
WANTED—Middle-aged lady for general housework; two to family. Address box 1376, News.
WAN'TED-A girl to ake care of Invalid and assist to light housework. Call ml N. Ala-
bama.
WANTED—Girl used to talking, on power machine. THOS. E. POTTER ft SON. 519 W.
North.
WANTED—Cook, second girls and girls for general housework; also girls to assist. 117 W.
Walnm.
WANTED— 1 Long Amazon plumes made from abort feathers and Ups. FAILLES, 30 0.
Illinois st.
WANTED—Stenographer; experienced; references. Apply between 5 and 6, 18% N. Me-
ridian, room 11.
WANTED—Girl for general housework. Call Monday evening, between 7:30 and 8 o'clock,
102 E. St. Clair.
WANTED—A qpmpetent house maid; German or Irish; good wages; no washing or Ironing. 429 N. Meridian.
WANTED-Two dtolng-room girls at $1.50 per week; experienced. Address STEVENSON HOTEL, El wood. Ind.
WANTED—Life course to night school for $12. VORIES’8 BUSINESS COLLEGE. Monument Plac* Phones 1264. e
WANTED—A good young German girl from good family, no other need apply; two In family. 1510 College ave.
WANTED—Money loaned on watches and diamonds ; lai gest possible amount, lowest rates. 203 Stevenson Building.
WANTED—Lace curtains laundered, 30c per pair; reasonable rates for family washing. PROGRESS LAUNDRY.
WANTED—Girl for general housework; living in or near North Indianapolis; go home nights. Address box 1376, News.
WANTED—Women in need of medical attenUon or advice may consult free and In confidence, DR. BULA, 167 N. Illinois st.
WANTED—At the Morton Place Laundry, corner N'not tenth aou central ave., one laundress that can run Troy collar machine.
WANTED—A first-class trimmer for a millinery department In a dry goods store. F. ROTHSCHILD SONS, ConnersvlUe, Ind.
WANTED—Hpw to make the complexion beautiful. Send 25c for recto* Address E. MULLEN ft CO., 209 W. South st., Indianapolis, Ind.
WANTED—Twenty girls for hotel and restaurant and private housework. BEOKNER'8 EMPLOYMENT AGENCY, 49 Monument.
WANTED-Whlte girl for general housework; no washing; must be good cook; also washerwoman. fit E. Twenty-third st., half square from College.
WANTED—Girl not over fifteen year* without parents preferred; that wants a home. MRS. SELLERS’ STORE, 429 Massachusetts ave. New pbone 4106.
WANTED—AH dental work free; materials at coet. CENTRAL COLLEGE OF DENTISTRY, corner Ohio and Illinois sts. Experienced dentists in charge. Afternoons only.
WANTED—Confidential consultations free to ladles. 1 to 6 p. m. DR. STODDARD, 30 years specialist In diseases of women and chronic diseases. Baldwin Block, corner Delaware and Market sts.
WANTED—Experienced operator* on ladles’ shirtwaists. Steady work and good pay. R. K1R8HBAUM ft SON, SI W. MARYLAND.
WANTED—SITUATIONS. SITUATION WANTED-Housework to small family. 947 lAtple st
SITUATION WANTED—AS houseglrl; colored. 2017 W. Washington zt.
SITUATION WANTED—Away from home, white laundress, no Adelaide st
SITUATION WANTED—By lady stenographer; experienced. Address box 1880, News.
SITUATION WANTED-Good, reliable colored girt; general housework. 826 Roanoke st.
SITUATION WANTED—First-class girls for housework. 117 W. Walnut. New phone 3339.
SITUATION WANTED—Poeltlon. lady as photographer's assistant. Addrees box 1255, New*
SITUATION WANTED—German girl; light housework; to small family. Call 123 Kansas street.
SITUATION WANTED-By young woman; housekeeping to private family. Address P. O., Irvington.
SITUATION WANTED—By .young man, experienced to general office work, shipping, etc. Address box 1377. News.
SITUATION WANTED—Married roan, 27. beginning study of law, wants work to office. Address box 1265, News.
SITUATION WA NTED—Gentleman, good reader; would entertain Invalid or act as companion. CaU or address F. J. C., 925% N. West street
SITUATION WANTED—Poeltlon by drug clerk graduate; assistant;’ registered, experienced; honest, sober; do not use tobacco. Address Drug Clerk, 415 N. Twelfth, Terre Haut* lad.
SITUATION WANTED—Permanent situation by bright young man. 20 years old. as assistant In shipping department of wholesale house; experienced. Address Box 1286. care News.
SITUATION WANTED-A young man well acquainted with grocery trade of Indianapolis want* one or two good staple lines to sell on commission; best of references furnished. Address Box 1487. New*
WANTED—AGENTS. AGBNTS^WANTEE^-AmerT'centr'Llfe'Tnsr'c*
AGENTS WANTED—606 business cards for 40o. Cut prices on all printing. VICTOR, 26 N. Delaware.
AGENTS WANTED—Three gentlemen and three ladle*: no experience required; $2 a day. Apply *18 Stevenson Bldg.
AGENTS WANTED—For Hayes’s-Metallic rubber On* for rocking chairs; make $100 per month. J. C. HAYES. 418 Locust st., Des Moines. la. '
AGENTS WANTED-To sell disinfectants; nine houses out of ten will buy it. A preventive for all contagious diseases. Send 25c to stiver for sample and terms. ’ THE STAR DISINFECTANT CO.. 719-712 Hamilton st., Allentown, Lehigh county. Pennsylvania.
AGENTS WANTED—General agent for northern Indiana, with beadquartere at Indianapoll* for an accident and sick benefit association; a good salary to the right man; must have the best of references and furnish bond. Address Box 1219. The New* Indianapolis, Ini
AGENTS WANTED-Tbe Liberal Ufa Insurance Company of Indian*, has the easiest plans of Insurance to sell, and pays good men the beet price for selling of any company in America. Before cloeing a contract fur 1902 come to see me for terms. J. F. KIGHT. 8upertoteadent of Agencies, 1017 Stevenson Build-
ing. . *
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and vgcsl taught. Terms TRWEMEL, H E. North
WANTED—Pantryman. 19 N. Illinois st.
WANTED-Man to solicit orders. 16 S. Capitol.
WANTED—Job carpenter. 813 Ft. Wayne ave.
WANTED—A good wagon-worker at 210 Kentucky ave.
WANTED—Solicitor and collector. 824 Stevenson Building.
WANTED—Head waiter. Apply THE IMPERIAL HOTEL.
WANTED—Boy to learn trade; good salary. 3003 W. Morris.
WANTED—Eight union bricklayers. Alabama and Thirteenth.
WANTED—Collector, solicitor, with reference* Address box 1325. News.
WANTED—Blacksmith, to take charge of shop. CaU DO E. Washington st.
WANTED-At once, good barber, $10. ALLKN ft SON, 54 Monument Place.
WANTEI>—Competent drug clerk; city reference. Address box 1385, News.
WANTED-Good laborer at 3229 Capitol av* N. Steady work to right man.
WANTED—Young man to study law; all or part tfme. Address box 1372, News.
WANTED—Immediately, property man for dramatic company. Room 69 Windsor.
WANTED—Bookkeeper with 22.000 to invest In good business. Address Box 1322, News.
WANTED—Drug clerk, with about two or three years’ experience. Address box 1385. News.
WANTED—First-class buggy back maker at once. REX BUGGY CO., ConnersvlUe, Ind.
WANTED—To sell a three-chair barber shop; good trade; sell cheap. Box 168. Shirley, Ind.
WANTED—Young man with talent for cartooning or sketching. Address box 1369, News
WANTED—Boys with wheels. Odd Fellows’ Building, Washington, Pennsylvania, room 1. WANTED—Young men. Call at room 10 California House, between 7 and 9 Monday evening. * WANTED—At once, a neat appearing man. Apply between 7 and 8 this evening. 309 Shlel Block.
WANTED—Young men to run on trains as news agents. Apply UNION NEWS CO., 31 McNabb st.
WANTED—To closa out tailor-made pants at $1.50, $2 and $3. W. G. SCHNEIDER. « Monument Place.
WANTED—Life course In night school for $12. VORIES’S BUSINESS COLLEGE. Monument Place. Phenes 1254.
WANTED—Two young men to learn telegraphy; positions always ouen to right parties. Address box 1371, News.
WANTED—Stark Nursery pays cash weekly If you sell Stark trees. Louisian* Missouri, Dansvllle, New York.
WANTED-Money loaned on watches and diamonds; largest possible amount; lowest rate* 203 Stevenson Building.
WANTED—Capable young man, first-class penman, as policy writer and assistant to office. Address Box 1383, News.
WANTED-All-around machinists; state age, experience, salary required. PERU STEEL CASTING CO., Peru, Ind.
WANTED—Some men to Joint and pin heading. at Jackson, Tenn. Report at 17% 8. Me-
ridian st. W. H. COLEMAN.
WANTED—Colored man to take care of horses and cow and work about house. Address, giv-
ing references, Box 1324, News.
WANTED—Men and boys, willing to work; bring rec-nmeudatlon. CAPITAL HELP
BUREAU, 2k. Massachusetts ave.
WANTED—A competent bookkeeper, who Is also stenographer and typewriter; must be ex-
perienced. Address box 1334. News.
WANTED—Unpatented inventions: What have you? Patents obtained on easy payments. E.
T. SILVIUS ft CO , Talbott Block.
WANTED—Colored boy about 15 years old. to
do chortog around house; good home for good boy; bring reference. 2227 Cornell ave.
WANTED—Cigar clerk; about 23 years old; must come well recommended; give experienoe and reference. Address box 1360, News.
WANTED—Reed workers on buggy seats, etc.; steady work; good pay. CaU 715 Massachusetts ave. or 23 E. McCarty st. RATTAN NOV-
ELTY CO.
WANTED—A bright boy about 18, for office work In factory; must be quick at figures; especialy decimals. Address In own handwrit-
ing. box 1381, News.
WANTED—Male stenographer and typewriter; must have good education and ability. Apply at once, stating salary expected. AMERICAN
TINPLATE CO., Etwood. Ind.
WANTED—Molders on housework; both plain, heavy and ornamental architectural castings; $2.85 minimum wages, and up. Apply KOKEN
IRON WORKS. St. Louis. Mo.
WANTED-Man or lady competent to take full charge of office of a manufacturing company and look after their collections; must loan company $800 to $1,000. Address Box 1491, New*
WANTED—Young man, are you desirous of making $12 to $16 per week? You can do H. Send 25c and I will start you. Address E. MULLEN & CO., 309 W. South at., Indlanapoli*
Ind.
WANTED—
If you have anything to buy, sell or trade, make that fact known through The Indianapolis News want ads. You will get the de-
sired result*
WANTED—A young man not under 16 years, to solicit grocery trade; would prefer one with experience and board with proprietor; state experience If any and give referenc* Ad-
diess box 1378, News.
WANTED-The National Founders’ Association will pay at least $3.75 per day for a few good machinery floor molders, to work In Chicago, 111. Permanent employment and no trouble.
Address box 410, Chicago. 111.
WANTED—Day and night school; shorthand, telegraphy, bookkeeping, penmanship; newspaper sketching. INDIANAPOLIS BUSINESS UNIVERSITY, When Building. Positions secured. CaU or write for special offer. E. J.
HEEB.
WANTED—Engineers and firemen desiring license should procure "Farnum’s Practical Points," contains every question liable to be asked In examination, with Us correct answer; by mall. $1; agents warffibd. MECHANICS’ SUPPLY CO., 119 La Salle st., Chicago.
WANTED—Men to learn barber trade; thoroughly practical training by constant practice; expert Instructions; lectures, etc.; only two months required; can earn scholarship, board, tools and transportation If desired. Write today. MOLER BARBER COLLEGE, Chicago,
111.
WANTED—An Indiana corporation of $160,000 capital; after Jan. L 1902, desires county managers throughout the State; first-class salary and commission paid. Bank and commercial reference required. Only man of exceptional commercial ability need apply. Address box
1207, News.
WANTED—The Liberal Life Insurance Company of Indiana wants three experienced and up-to-date life Insurance men as general agents for northern, western and southern Indian* We are giving the right men the very best contract of any company In America. See J. F. KIGHT, Superintendent of Agencies, 1017 Ste-
venson Building.
WANTED—Faithful manager to take charge of distributing depot and office to be opened in Indianapolis, to further business Interests of old established manufacturing concern. Salary $125 per month and extra profits. Applicant must furnish good referencee and have $800 cash. Address MANAGER, P. O. box 1*21,
Philadelphia, Pa.
WANTEDTHE WM. H. BLOCK CO. require the services of a window-shade maker and hanger. For a first-class workman there is * permanent position with good salary. State salary and experience. Apply by letter or to
person.
THE WM- H. BLOCK CO.
WANTED-
THE WM. H. BLOCK CO. lequlre the services of several experienced dry goods men as floor manager* Those who have l>een engaged in business for themselves will receive the preference. Only men over forty years of age who can furnish unexceptional references need apply THE WM. H. BLOCK CO.
SOCIETY AND CLUB MEETINGS. SOCIETY—Camp No. 4. P. O. of A., will give a cinch and euchre party and danc* New Year’s eve, at Red Men’s hall. 39% W. Washington st. Four prizes will be given.
SOCIETY—In connection with the watch meeting to be held by the Enjlewocd C. E. Society. Tuesday night, the Ladles’ Aid will serve oysters and other refreshments from 8 to
10 o’clock.
SOCIETY—Cedar Camp. No. 9.215, M. W. A. Regular meeting Tuesday night. All members not paying their dues up to this time become delinquent. A. ABBETT. V. C.
GEO. W. PE1N, Clerk.
S,)CJ ETYf-Regular meeting of
Lodge, No. December 9.
380, K. of P., Monday evsuit WSSk mm * ich«
ave. and BeUefontalne st. Visiting l
— HAMBLY.
1M1. corner of Massachuaet
welcome. DAVID ■ | ARTHUR TURPIN^ K. of R. and 8.
C C.
SOCIETY—Mystic Tie Lodge. No. 8M. F. * A. M. Called meeting In Masonic Temple ;t o’ci«r - . . ..
degroe.
wnxia P, ENGLE, Secretary.
, U E. North st.
*
SOCIETY—Special meeting of Ancient marks Lodge No. *f». V. and A. M , Monday evening, December ». at 7 o'clock sharp. Work In third degree and installation of officer* Visit-
ors welcome. CHA8. F. CRAIG, W. M. WILLXB R. MINER, Secretary.
“WANT ADS.” AGENCIES Do not telephone your ads. but send them directly to The News Office or to any of the following: agencies before J2 o'clock* noon
NORTH ATCHISON. H. O.. 1737 N. Senate ave. BR2HM. B. 1201 N. Senate ave. BAIRD, W. H. Cor. Cap. and Fourteenth. CARR. A. B 19th and N. Alabama st. COX. DAVID F. 2802 N. Capitol ave. EYSTER. A. M 1202 N. Senate av* HAAG. JULIUS A. Denlaon House. JOHNSTON. JOHN F. SOI N. Illinois st. KEEGAN. FRANK. Thirtieth And Illtnot* KERCK. W. S. A CO. 7N N. Senate av* LANE. J. H. Thirty-fourth and CapltoL LICHLY. M. & CO. 2250 Talbott ave. McLEAY, J. F. Cor. Senate and Sixteenth. MUHL, 8., Illinois and McLean Place. MUHL. L. 949 N. mmols. MUHL. L. N. Alabama and Sixteenth st* WAVIN'. R. M. 602 N. Illinois st. OWEN, J. B. 602 N. Senate ave. RIGO, CHA8. F. 926 N. Alabama st. ROUSE, J. H. 1536 N. Illinois st. SENATE AVENUE PHARMACY, 726 N. Senate. STOCKMAN, L. S. 501 N. Illinois st SCHWARTZ, MAURICE. Talbott and T> STUART, E. E. 2162 N. Senate ave. STEWART. E. E. Cor. 1 24th and IlUnol* KTEDFELD. W. C. 2401 N. Illinois st. WHITE HOUSE GROCERY. 605 N. Penn. NORTHEAST BASSETT, HOMER. Mass, and Bellefontalne. W - 2315 E. Michigan st. J w - E. Tenth st. GARTER. H. W. Hillside and Arrow ave* DUDLEY PHARMACY. 2128 Central ave. ERDSLMEYER & SON. 1020 College av* EASTBURN. D. J. 728 E. Eleventh sL FATOUT, A. 2001 BeUefontalne st. FREY. F. J. Central and Sixteenth st. U^AHN, E. G. 1247 Cornell ave. HEIM, GEO. F. 463 Massachusetts ave. HOSHOUR. E. College and Twenty-second. HAMPTON, R. C. 1302 Hill ave. HAAG, L. E. 802 Massachusetts ave. HOLMES, L. W. & CO. 2304 E. Tenth st. NASH. L. T. College and Twenty-fourth. • F p - 21 *t and Central ave. RLCH, C. E. Sixteenth and Columbia av* SHACKELFORD & SMITH. Central ave. and Twenty-fifth st. SCOTT. W. W. 2701 College ave. THORNBURGH, THOS. 950 Ft. Wayne. TIMBERLAKE. A. Cor. 16th and College. TRACY, C. A., BeUefontalne & Seventeenth. WEHREL. F. J. Cor Y&ndes and urth et* WERNER, W. F. 10th st. and Jefferson. WYSONG BROS., North and Mass, av* ZIMMERMAN. C. L. 2032 E. Tenth st. NORTHWEST BLODAU, R. P. 402 Indiana ave. QAULD, JOHN D. 601 Indiana av* GRAVES, G. H. 1201 N. West st. HADLEY BROS. 787 Indiana ave. HAYES. LEWIS C. 602 Indiana av* JOBES. GEO. O. 901 Indiana ave. LAMBERT, C. W. Blake and Michigan. ORF, GEORGE. 728 N. West st. REYNOLDS. W. F. 931 N. West st. IRVINGTON RUSSELL. GEORGE, Irvington. SHEETS. HARRY. 5560 E. Washington et. Irvington, Ind.
SOUTH BORST, GEO. F. S. Meridiem .and Russell. DIETZ. FRED O. ft CO. Madison and Morris st. FOGAS. J. T. 1130 3. Capitol ave. KELLER, CONRAD. 1344 8. Meridian st.
SOUTHEAST ALTLAND, WM. A. 156 Virginia ave. ALFORD. C. H. 2131 Prospect st. COYNER, L. M. 1462 Hoyt ave. EITEL, CHARLES A. 1502 Shelby et. HOOK, JOHN A. S. East and Prospect. KLOTH, R. 1328 Prospect st_ ROLLING PHARMACY. 1701 Prospect st. LAUBE. J. P. 1901 Shelby *t- ^ ^ _ MUELLER, C. G. Virginia and ProepeeC PANTZER. JOHN G. 1601 S. East. RTBBLE. M. D. 1301 Shelby st. REICK, EDWARD C. 749 S. East st. RAFFENSPERGER. H. C. 443 E. South. THORNBURG. J. H. 407 S. Pine st. WILSON. E. H. 701 Bates st. WATSON. CHAS. C. 865 Virginia av* SOUTHWEST HAHN. CHAS. C. Kentucky and Morris. RHODES. J. M. 730 S. West st. EAST BARON BROS. 1407 E. Washington st COVAL, NAT. 1812 E. Washington st. CLARK. JOHN. 648 E. Washington it DARRAH, W. H. 2225 E. Washington st ENNERS, ED H. 236 N. Noble st F1THIAN, A. R. 438 E. Ohio. _ BULLINGTON. F. L., 37CS E. Washington. KEENAN, JAMES H. E. Mich, and Highland streets. KISSLING, FRED H. E. Tenth and Brookslde ave. LAMBERT, J. E. 2406 E. Washington. MAAS PHARMACY. 801 N. Noble st. MUELLER. FERD A. 4C9 E. Washington. PERRY, JOSEPH R. 261 E. Washington. STOCKER, WM. H. 944 B. Washington. WALKER, E. T. 2524 E. Washington st WEST DEUTCH, OTTO A. 1402 W. Washington. DA LEY. ARTHUR. 2527 W. Washington. HAVIN’S PHARMACY. NO. L *87 W. ■Washington st. WEBB, J. C. 2901 W. Washington st. WOLCOTT. T. E. 722 W. New York st. NORTH INDIANAPOLIS PAYNE, J. F. North Indianapolis. WEST INDIANAPOLIS FARLEY. OMER. 1828 Howard st. Wesl Indianapolis. HALL, F. A. 1621 W. Morris st. SHAKE, I. H. ft SON. 1227 Ollvsr av* hauohville LEIST DRUG STORE. MEDSKER, E. BRIGHT WOOD JOHNSON’S DRUG STORE BROAD RIPPLE PURSEL. E. H.
TO LET-ROOMS. TCM^ET—SeTusT^INDLA^
TO LET—Bicycles and tandems. WATSON ft
CO.
TO LET—Unfurnished rooms; bath. 728 N.
Alabama.
TO LET—Four nice, unfurnished rooms. 223 N.
Alabama.
TO LET—Cozy furnished front room* 904 N.-
Delaware.
TO LET—Suite furnished rooms; board. 725 N.
Illinois st.
TO LET—Nicely furnished room with bath. 1127
N. Illinois.
TO LET—Furnished front room; first floor. 426
N. East st.
TO LET—Comfortably furnished front room. 902
Buchanan st. *
TO LET—Furnished room; front entrance; $4.
522 W. Tenth.
TO LET—Rooms, furnished, for housekeeping.
428 Irving Place.
To LET—Flat, six rooms and bath; no children.
846 N. Meridian.
TO LET—Nicely furnished room; well heated.
141 W. Vermont,
TO LET—Two front rooms; first floor; $8. 926
N. Pennsylvania.
TO LET—Sleeping and housekeeping room, at
230 W. Vermont.'
TO LET—Suite; light housekeeping; flrst-clas*
112 W. New York.
TO LET—Nicely furnished room; private fam-
ily. 629 E. Pratt.
TO UT—Furnished rooms, warm tire, $1.50 up.
228 N. Capitol ave.
TO LET—Two furnished rooms; light house-
keeping. 610 E. South.
TO LET—Furnished rooms; light housekeep-
ing. 539 E. New York.
TO LET—Nice furnished rooms; light house-
keeping. 121 N. ’ Capitol.
TO LET—SmaU furnished room, thoroughly
heated. 722 N. Delaware.
TO LET—Nice, warm, front room; board if de-
sired. 424 N. Alabama st
TO LET—Large front room; suitable young
men. 418 S. New Jersey st
TO LET—Furnished rooms; housekeeping; mod-
ern conveniences. 420 E. Ohio.
TO LET—Furnished rooin; gentlemen; No. 4
Oxford Flats, 316 E. Vermont st.
TO LET—Warm, elegantly furnished front
rooms, en suite. 713 N. Alabama.
TO LET—Warm, well-fumtshed; bath; board
convenient. 528 N. Pennsylvania.
TO LET—Furnished room; plenty of heat; bath.
Call after 7 p. m. 715 N. Delaware.
TO LET—Furnished or unfurnished rooms; board, bath, reference. 104 N. Illinois.
TO LET—Suite of rooms; furnished; ground
floor; housekeeping. 426 W. New York.
TO LET—Desirable rooms; modern: board If desired: private family. 507 N. Liberty.
TO LET—Three furnished front rooms for light housekeeping; no children. 355 Douglass.
TO LET—Suite rooms, Volney Block, 416 W. Washington; water; gas. 26 Baldwin Block.
TO LET—Unfurnished room: third floor Vinton Block. Apply 18% N. Meridian st. room U.
TO LET—Furnished rooms; light housekeeping; also rooms with board; modern. 30 W. Walnut
street.
TO LET-^One nicely furnished front room; also two unfurnished rooms en suite; references.
621 N. Meridian.
TO LET—Furnished room for gentleman; to German family; splendid surroundings; eight
minutes’ walk only. 11 E- North.
TO LET—Furnished, warm, sunny, front room, to gentleman or married-* couple. Superior board; references. Telephone 1093. 713 N. Dela-
ware.
TO LET—Nicely furnished parlor, also two connecting rooms; well heated, with housekeeping privileges; front view; $2; bath. 6 E.
Michigan.
TO LFT—Nice, comfortable rooms; best location In city: electric light steam heat, free baths; $1.50 to $4 per week. HOTEL IROQUOIS,
Market and Circle.
LOST.
LOST—$7 paper; two and five bill; working girl. 2206 College.
LOST—Grav kid glove for right hand. Reward.
601 Majestic Building.
LOST—$26 In bills- a very liberal reward will
TO LET—HOUSES. TO LET-See list. SPANN & CO.
TO LET—INDIANA TRUST COMPANY.
LOST—Fur collar, black satin lining, at Washington and Illinois. Return to 2131 Prospect
LOST—December 24, 1901, red and white English setter. Return 333 W. Maryland st. receive re-
ward.
LOST—Young male shepherd dog. reddish color, white spot on breast. Return to 320
W- Henry. Reward.
LOST—Gold crescent pin on Meridian, between New York and Eleventh sts. Finder return to
27 Wyandotte. Reward.
LOST—Plain gold bracelet, with letter G, at German House, Sunday afternoon. Reward.
Return to 535 N. Illinois st.
LOST—On Illinois, between St. Jo# and Sixteenth. tall from sable fox fur scarf. Finder
please call new 3698 or old 89.
LOST—Sable fox bo* In Prospect 99 8. East st.. coming from South Ride Turner HaU. Return
to 408 E. Morris st. Reward.
LOST—English setter dog; black, white and tan; answers to name of “Major.” Liberal reward. M. H. CAMDEN. MS Law Bldg.
Phone# 960.
LOST—Large St. Bernard dog; brown, with white spots on nose and feet. Had on large collar with nickel knobs. Reward for Information or if returned to 314 N. Alabama.
LOST—Lady’s pocketbook containing theatrical contract and money, between Grand Hotel and Grand Opera House. Finder please return same to Grand Hotel and receive reward.
FOUND.
FOUND—Calf. 1248 S. Meridian st.
FOUND—Black mare pony. Call at 1228 W. Twenty-third st.
AUCTION-SALES.
AUCTION 'BALE—j' TLKW SHANK. theAucttaT e*r,” Tel. 2028
AUCTION 8ALE2-T. X BEMANS. Auctioneer. 167 N. Illinois, room 13. New phone 8996.
AUCTION SALE-LEW SHANK, the Auctlonetr, 229 E. Washington st. Both phones 2U28.
FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE. REAL ESTATE—INDIANA TRUST CIO.
j FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOU* FOR SALE—Sweet cider all the time. 248 Market.
^L^^pSSe^nll
bargain, see J,
REAL ESTATE—Small equity in five-room cottage. Inquire 1280 BeUefontalne st.
REAL ESTATE
-For bargal:
W. E. MICK ft CO.
gains 118 E.
in real Market.
REAL ESTATE—List your real estate W. A. GREYER, 406 Majestic Building.
FOR hiAI.E—Household furniture; cheap. 1217 8. Relsner.
FOR SALE—Edison phonograph; 28 record* 629 E. Pratt st.
FOR SALE—A Dig nreproof sate; cneap. 222 W. WeshlagtOQ. FOR 8A1.E—Mantel folding-bed; new; *U. 38 Taggart Flats.
R W^ E CREYFR >l 4G5 mY tf* IMidf” 0 * Wl,h
farms.
E. Market st.
REAL ESTATE—City property, farms, bar-
galn. WM. T. PATTEN. 160 J
FOR SALE—Restaurant; cheap for cash. M7 Massachusetts ave.
FOR SALE—Shelving and counters. Inquire at
REAL ESTATE—600 business cards for 40c. Cut prices on all printing. VICTOR 26 N. Dela-
ware.
TO LET—See list. CENTRAL TRUST CO.
TO LET—Moving, $1 per load. Telephone 768.
TO LET—Moving, $1 per load. Both phones 813.
TO LET-HOGAN’S PADDED VAN. PHONE
• 675.
TO LET—Flat, six rooms and bath; no children.
846 N. Meridian.
TO LET—Modem three-room flat; all conven-
iences. 609 W. Washington.
TO LET—See list at 131 E. Market st.; ground
floor. GREGORY & APPEL.
TO LET—840 Capitol ave.; 8 rooms; modem. T.
E. GRIFFITH. 232 8. Meridian.
TO LET—Seven-room house; bath; furnace; modem throughout. Inquire 515 N. Liberty.
TO LET—Nice, seven-room house, 2531 Talbott ave.; $15. JOHN WOCHER. Aetna Building.
TO LET — JENKINS’S TRANSFER, largest moving vans In the city. Phones 1240. 21 E.
Market.
TO LET—1419 N. Alabama; 8 rooms, bath. Consumers’ gas. JAMES GREENE & CO.,
Lemcke.
TO LET—Seven-room house; modem; both gases; $20 per month. Inquire 223 N. Dela-
ware st.
TO LET—Partly furnished, six-room modem house for three months; down-town. Address
box 1379, News.
TO LET—Four-room flat, 1134 Malott ave.; $7.50; white tenant only. WM. GORDON, 219
Lemcke Building.
TO LET—Lace curtains laundered; 30c per pair; reasonable rates for family washing. PROG-
RESS LAUNDRY.
TO LET—Seven-room, modem bouse; reasonable rent. No. 609 E. New York st., between
Noble and Liberty.
TO LET—218 Randolph st., cottage, 6 rooms, pantry, china closet, both gases; $15. SPANN
ft CO., 148 E. Market.
TO LET—Choice apartments, Wellington; strictly modem; plenty of heat. NEWTON
TODD, 7 Ingalls Block.
TO LET—New, four-room cottage, $9; key 814 Hanson ave., out W New York st., one-half
square north of Walter st.
TO LET—If you want your old furniture reupholstered or mattresses made over right, telephone MAHORNEY, 249 Massachusetts ave.
TO LET—Five-room double house, with bath; centrally located; rent $15, including water. CENTRAL TRUST CO., Agents, 150 E. Market
TO LET—House, six rooms, to family without children; splendid condition; easily located; newly painted; sewer, city water. 117 E. St
Clair, near Pennsylvania.
TO LET—Elegant, ten-room brick house; bath complete; furnace; fine condition; plenty of natural gas; ten squares north, $50; will give
lease. W. E. MICK A CO.
TO LET—Dwelling, five or six minutes’ walk from banks; 7 rooms, hall, celUr, well and cistern: South st., between Alabama and Virginia av* Apply 18% N. Meridian st., room 1L
TO LET—Money to loan; a large sum of home funds left In our hands; to be loaned in sums of $100 to $1,060 and upward; at lowest rates of Interest; can fu.nish money same day you apply; pay back when you please. A. METZGER
AGENCY, 102 N. Pennsylvania st.
TO LET—New. eight-room house, vestibule; cabinet mantel, grate, china closet, cellar, well and cistern In kitchen: cement walks; one square of car; $1,650; $150 cash, balance $16 per month; house coet $1,500; big bargain; will not last long. CaU 1806 Ingram st. Old phone
brown *488.
TO LET—MISCELLANEOUS. TO LET—Desk room. 611 Majestic Building.
TO LET—First-class meat market, on South
Side. Call at once, 1501 Shelby st.
TO LET—16 acres with house, near city. C. A.
HILGENBERG. 29 W. Ohio.
TO LET—Building. 4lx33 feet; 118 E. Court; central; cheap; improvements will be made.
C. F. SAYLES.
TO LET—OFFICES AND STORES. TO LKT—See Hat. INDIANA TRUST CO.
TO LET—Office or light work room. Inquire 14
Cordova Building.
TO LE’i—Desk room, 25 W. Washington. COR-
DOVA. Rooms 33 and 34.
TO LET—First-class meat market, on South
Side. Call at one* 1501 Shelby et.
TO LET—Storeroom and dwelling, corner East and Ohio sts. Apply 148 8. Delaware st.
BUSINESS CHANCE.
BUSINESS^CHANCE—fiM^caroz^for^te^^rota
VICTOR. Printer. 26 N. Delaware.
BUSINESS CHANCE-Bookkeeper with $2,000 to Invest to good business. Address Box 1223,
News.
BUSINESS CHANCE—For Sale: Barber shop. doing $40 weekly business. 54 Monumsnt
Place. ALLEN ft SON.
BUSINESS CHANCE—Wanted, by citizen* a restaurant at 2213 E. Washington st. Call
to W. Washington, room 33.
BUSINESS CHANCE-For Sale: Fine grocery and meat market; good location; elegant fixtures and fine trade; will Invoice about $2,800. CROSS ft BROWN. 19% N. Meridian st.
BUSINESS CHANCE—Charters procured, bonds and stocks underwritten and guaranteed; capital secured. GUARANTEE INVESTMENT CO., 616 Johnston BuUdlng, Cincinnati, O.
BUSINESS CHANCE—Lady wants employment with some good firm or business-house, where advancement is possible; willing to take small wages until thoroughly acquainted with the work required; is capable of managing. Ad-
dress Box 1347. News.
BUSINESS CHANCE—Remember, our mines are being worked and good pay ore la being taken out. See assays made by Government aftsayers and general report made by Government consul at Nogales. Come and purchase stock while the price Is low. THE GRANT MINING
CO.. 1610-1011 Stevenson Bldg.
STORAGE—Packing and moving. 8. P. HAMILTON, 17 N. Alabama; phone 762. Special rates. STORAGE—Goods packed, hauled and stored. 339 E. Washington. Both phones 1022. LEW SHANK. STORAGE—No rats, mice or bugs; new storage house; your goods In separate apartments, lot N. Alabama. STORAGE—Get rates for household goods and vehicles from C. E. BHOVER 328 E. Wabash
st. Tel. 857 old.
REAL ESTATE—For bargains in wall paper go to HOFFMANN ft BONNER 108 N. Illinois
street.
REAL ESTATE—$1,550 geta good 6-room hous* Fletcher ave.; bargain. DAGGETT ft CO..
731 Lemcke.
REAL ESTATE—Splendid stock of groceries and fixtures. CaU at once. DAGGETT ft CO..
731 Lemcke.
REAL ESTATE)—East front lot, Hovey st., one s&vSs£SS. 01 A "“ ™'“ : w - s -
REAL ESTATE—Private money ready at 6 per cent., with privilege of prepayment. C. F.
SAYLES ft CO.
REAL ESTATE!—$2,900 gets fine 11-room house In Irvington; great bargain. DAGGETT ft
CO., 731 Lemcke.
REAL ESTATE—Lot. 33x110, Barnhill st., be-
w. w r“ 8 Sv&?SN. N "“ “ •
REAL ESTATE—Small farm, Martinsville line, and clear property for larger farm. BAILEY.
146 E. Washington st.
REAL ESTATE—Three lots on River ave., near Kentucky ave. Address DENKWALTER
SPRINGS. Spencer, Ind.
REAL ESTATE!—ITtvate mon;y to loan on real «tate, with privilege of prepayment. W. A.
GREYER, 405 Majestic Build! ig.
REAL ESTATE—$475 lot. Thirty-sixth st., between Meridian and Pennsylvania et.; cheap-
est lot north. W. E. STEVENSON.
REAL ESTATE!—Vacant lots and improved property for sale in any part of the city. GEO. WOLF, second floor Lemcke Building.
REAL ESTATE—Farm, 470 acres good land, within 15 miles of city. Will take city property as part trade. J. L. BARN1TT, 31 Lom-
bard Building.
REAL ESTATE—160-acre farm, one of the best In State, near Noblesvllle; free gas anti $300 annual rental from company. J. L. BARNITT,
31 Lombard Building.
REAL ESTATE—Do you want to buy or sell real estate. If so, see W. E. STEVENSON.
126 E. Market.
REAL ESTATE)-—Double house, eight rooms side; Illinois st., near Twenty-third; rent $600 year; price $5,500. W. E. STEVENSON.
REAL ESTATE—Good, seven-room cottage, North Indianapolis; good location; Improved street; small Incumbrance; will sell equity for cash or trade for good building lot north. Ad-
dress box 1358, News.
REAL ESTATE—If Insured In Vernon Fire Insurance Company, bring policy to me; clajm filed without charge and reliable Insurance written In Glens Falls. Don’t delay. You are without Insurance now. F. T. Mc-
WHIRTER, 122 E. Market.
REAL ESTATE—Money to loan; a large sum of home funds left In our hands to be loaned In sums of $100 to $1,000 and upward, at lowest rates of interest; can furnish money same day you apply; pay back when you please. A. METZGER AGENCY, 102 N. Pennsylvania st
FOR SALE—HORSES—VEHICLES. FOR SALE—Horse and driving wagon. 602 E.
Washington st.
FOR SALE—Good, gentls driving mare, $45.
3248 Central ave.
FOR SALE—Good family or general purpose
horse. 2228 College ave.
FOR BALE—One blocky mare; suitable for
farming. 606 W. Pratt
FOR SALE)—One new low-down milk wagon at
a bargain. 602 E. Washington st.
FOR SALE—Cheap: One rubber tire carriage
and one phaeton. 606 E. South st.
FOR SALE)—Extra good team mare mules; well matched; sound; $200. 425 W. Maryland.
FOR SALE!—Two L 100-lb. mares; 7 and 8 years old; fat and nice. Must sell. 29 W. St. Joseph
street.
FOR SALE)—Nice, smooth, five-year-old; weighs 1,400 lbs.; trade for mules. 425 W.
Maryland.
FOR SALE)—Get our new prices on vehicle rubber tires. HEARSEY VEHICLE CO.. ’’On
the Circle.”
FOR SALE!—Wanted: Horse or horse and buggy for the keeping. Address C. 0. L., care
Journal office.
FOR SALE—One spring wagon; one phaeton; two top buggies and two open buggies; cheap.
623 8. Illinois st.
FOR SALE—New and second-hand delivery wagons; surreys, phaetons and buggies, cheap.
801 and 903 E. Market st.
FOR BALE—We make a specialty of fine carriage painting and repairing. HEARSEY VE-
HICLE CO., “On the Circle.”
FOR SALE—Fine light new brougham and station wagon, second-hand coupes, .andau*
coaches. A. J. JOHR, 208 E. Ohio.
FOR SALE—Second-hand bargains: A very fine depot wagon; a full-glass rock away; good top buggy. HEARSEY VEHICLE CO., “On the
Circle.”
FOR SALE—Good, round-built gray horse; 16 hands; suitable for farm or delivery; $40; slightly blemished; worth $75 If sound. 309
Douglass.
FOR SALE—Second-nana vehicles below cost; our make new germantowns, brougham, runabouts, phaeton; strictly prime: very low. IRVIN ROBBINS. 32 E. Georgia st Repairing so-
licted. Hearses in stock.
FOR SALE—New and second-hand vehicles; buggy tops, canopy tops, spring wagons and buggy bodies: wheels, shafts, poles, cushions, backs, dashes, fenders and springs. Call at 521
8 Illinois st. M. H. GEYER.
FOR SALE—BICYCLES. FOR SALE—Bicycles and repairing. WATSON
ft CO.
FOR SALE—Buy a cycle; repairing at WAT-
SON ft CO.
FOR SALE!—Tire# from $1.60 up; toner tubes,
75c and $1. WATSON ft CO.
FOR SALE—All kinds second-hand wheels;
good as new. 148 S. Illinois st.
FOR SALE—See our new airless Urea; Just the thing for winter; no puncture* WATSON ft
CO.
FOR SALE—Cleveland bicycle; good as new; lamp and extra handlebars. Bargain. 19 W.
Pearl.
FOR SALE—Allen bicycles. $20; fully guaranteed. WATSON ft CO.. Massachusetts av*
and Delaware st.
FOR SALE—Good tires as low as $1. Good casings as low as 75c. GUARANTEE TIRE AND
BICYCLE CO.. 148 S. Illinois st
FOR SALE—The National bicycle Is the finest constructed bicycle on the market; sold for
cash or payments. WATSON ft CO,
FOR SALE)—Note Is the time to get your old wheel renickeled and enameled and stored for the winter. WATSON ft CO.. 136 E. New York
street.
FOR TRADE. FOR TRADE!—600 business caras for 40c Cut prices on all priming. VICTOR. 29 N. DeN-
ware.
FOR TRADE—For farm, best floral hothouse and contents; well located. BAILEY, 146 E.
Washington st.
FOR TRADE—We exchange farms and city property for merchandise and vies vers* HORD’B EXCHANGE, Lafayette, Ind.
STORAGE.
STORAGE^HONE^TTFOR^OGAir^ ^
BTORAGE—Moving, $1 per load. Telephone 768.
STORAGE-FISHBACK WAREHOUSE cO., *13-417 8. Pennsylvania. Telephone 202.
STORAGE)—600 business cards for 40c. Cut prices on all printing. VICTOR, 26 N. Dela-
ware.
FOR SALE—Good groctey, about $800 stock, foe cash. Address box HsS, News.
FOR BALE—Two-chair barber shop; must sell
this week. Address box 1382. New*
FOR SALE—-60) oualneM cards tor 4S cent*
VICTOR. Punter. 26 N. Delaware.
FOR BALL—Young bloodhound; guaranteed
first-dess. Address box 1374, New*
FOR SALE—For good bicycle repairing, go to
WATSON ft CO,. 129 E. New York at.
FOR SALE)—Blcyel* at your own prioa; sundries and repairing. WATSON ft CO.
FOR SALE—Cooking range, with reservoir; six holes; good condition. 414 N. Alabama.
FOR SALE—We buy old books or novel* BAKER BROS., 253 or 111 E. Washington.
FOR SALE—Two square pianos. $12 and $29. BAKER BROS., 253 or 311 E. Washington.
FOR BALE—Set of furs slightly damaged by moths: at a bargain. 1219 E. New York.
FOR SALE)—Fish, oyster and poultry stand; going to leave city. Address box 1485, New*
FOR SALE—Reetaurant: location good; $75 takes 1L Call. 33$ N. Capitol. J. F. LOVE.
FOR SALE—560 business card* 36c. AU priming half price. Corner Market and New Jer-
sey.
FOR SALE)—Best engraving and electrotype#, INDIANA ELECTROTYPE CO.. » W. Peart
street.
FOR SALE—Beckwith Round Oak hearing stove; used two winters; cheap. 512 E. Tenth
street. «t
FOR SALK—Several very fine beagle dogs; cheap. DRUGGIST, Twelfth and N. West
streets. •
FOR SALE—Two second-hand barber chairs to good condition. Address 1214 Nordyke av*
Barber.
FOR BALE—Before you have your bouse painted see HOFFMANN ft BONNER. 199 N.
Illinois at.
FOR SALE—Fodder cutter and shredder; sixhorse power; cost $50, take $10. 750 Massa-
chusetts ave.
FOR SALE—Handsome, 18-foot oak and plateglass wallcase; suitable for drug stor* 810
Virginia ave.
FOR SALE—Boiler and engine; 20-horse power; can be seen running at Aetna Cabinet Co., Ill
W. Maryland st.
FOR SALE—Saloon; central; fine, paying trade; big bargain; must sell; answer quick. Ad-
dress box 1373. News.
FOR SALE—Money loaned on watches and diamonds; largest possible amount; lowest rate*
203 Stevenson Building.
FOR SALE—Lace curtains laundered; 30c per pair; reasonable rates for family washing.
PROGRESS LAUNDRY.
FOR SAL%—Cheap, one Wilkes Heater; one 80-gaUon boiler; only four month#’ us* A.
R. MULKINS, Edinburg. Ind.
FOR SALE—FIXTURES FOR CLOTHING OR DRY GOODS BUSINESS. AND STORE FOR
RENT. 336 VV. WASHINGTON.
FOR SALE—Or trade: Handsome black wal-
nut book shelves, file boxes and office furniture. 18% N. Meridian st., room 11.
FOR SALE-Don’t think of buying Iron beds or mattresses until you have priced them at MAHORNEY’8, 249 Massachusetts av*
FOR SALE—Office fixtures, roll-top standing desks, tables and chairs; factory prices. AETNA CABINET CO.. 23 W. Maryland.
FOR SALE—A 12-room, furnished house; full of good roomers; finely located and will bear complete Investigation. Call at 112 W. New
York.
FOR SALE—Cheapest and best wall paper for the money at HUTCHINSON’S, 144-48 B. Washington. Telephone old 462 green. Tele-
phone new 660.
FOR SALE—Drug store: Invoice about $2,500. Good paying business; located In Indianapolis; reasons for selling, other business. Address
box 1367, News.
FOR SALE—Hotel and restaurant to good glass town, and location and business; only one In the place; wlU Invoice $450; cheap for cash. Ad-
dress box 1301, News.
FOR SALE—Hammond tyepwriiere, typewriter suppllee; second-hand typewriters, all makes; sold or rented cheap. HAMMOND TYPEWRIT-
ER CO., 60 8. Illinois sL
stock, fixtures comnlete; beet location; live place: making money; owner sick. A. HAMKRSLY. Washington, Ind. FOR SALE—Closing-out aU winter stock; suite and overcoats to order *12 up; trousers, J2.M up; great bargains while they last Goods by the yard for sale. S. L. TAYLOR ft CO.. 17 Virginia av* FOR SALE-TYPEWRITERS; Smith Premiers, Remingtons, Densmores, Caltgraphs; 60 per cent, saved; machines rented, 12.50. TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE, room 25, No. 7 3. Meridian st.
NOTICE. NOTICE-JOSEPH GARDNER Tinner, 19 tucky ave. Telephone 322.
NOTICE—500 business TOR. Printer, 26 N.
cards for 40 cent* VICDelawar*
SCHNEIDER
lonument Place.
for said church.
chli New
PERSONAL.
tention
repairing. WATSON ft CO. PERSONAL—Photography; babies i dren our specialty. BIDDLE, 231
York st.
PERSONAL—Money loaned on watches and diamonds; largest possible amount; lowest rate* 203 Stevenson Building. MASSAGE—BATHS. MASSAGE—Turkish, Russian, electric bath* 50c. 75c. *1 m Masonic Tempi* Never closed. FINANCIAL. FINANCIAL—Small loans made on vacant lot* 2214 Central ave. FINANCIAL—Have abstracts of Oils prepared by BROWN. 114 E. Market st FINANCIAL—J. H. PATTI BON, 68 Monument Place; for prompt loans; 4, 6 and 6 per cent FINANCIAL—6 per cent, money on real estate GEO. WOLF, second floor.JLxmcke Building.
mey
expense; home "money. No dels NITT, 31 Lombard Building.
lay. J. L. BAR-
STORAGE-PACKING, HAULING. HOGAN TRANSFER AND STORAGE CO.. 32. 24. 28 W. GEORGIA. PHONE *75.
STORAGE—Central Public Warehouse, 110-111 S. Alabama; flrat-class storage wanted. CHAS. McINTOSH. Manager. Old phones 2410 and 1890.
BUSINESS CHANCE—Are you Interested in having a little money, from $20 upward, earn
fur you a permanent cash income, bigger every
tbs
No speculation or gambling scheme, hut
ik than a whole year’s legal Interest upon ne amount? If so, send us your name and ad-
8TORAGB—IND’P’L'B WAREHOUSE 420.. W. E. Kurtz, Pres.; H. A. Croesland, Mgr.; SITUS 8. Pennsylvania; phones 1M1. We star* p*clt and haul.
legitimate business. First-class referencee In any part of the United States. E. J. ARNOLD ft COT Ninth and Pins st*. St. Louis. Mo. PALMISTS, CLAIRVOYANTS, ETC. CLAIRVOYANT—MRS. A LIS ANDRE'S predlc tlons come true. Readings and advice Sic and 55c. 1631 Shelby. I
*gS 1 SS**fS5
in city. LEW SHANK. Tel. 202* 338 *
Washington st
STORAGE-UNION TRANSFER AND STORAGE CO., phones 726; only first-class household goods and merchandise solicited CRATING AND PACKING a specialty. SPECIAL FREIGHT RATES on shipments of household goods to Pacific coast and other Western points.
| You can pay us back In weekly, monthly or
any way to suit yourself. Everything confidential.
You will get fair, honest dealing if you hop.
row from us.
THE MOST REASONABLE FIRM. THE MOST RELIABLE FIRM. Come in and talk It over. EAST MARKET ST. M’T’GE LOAN OO n Room 396 Law Bldg.. 124 B. Market st. Old phont Ml
FINANCIAL-
PRIVATE LOANS.
MADE ON NEW PLAN.
Any amount from $5 up
on furniture, pianos, hoi etc., without removal, and day you ask for It. No delsqr.
Our rates are the lowest In the city. Payments arranged to suit you. Will accept all or any part of loan
at any time If desired for
YOU GET FULL AMOUNT A8*_ NO CHARGES TAKEN OUT IN At , Remember, we make no inquiries
of your neighbors or friends,
nor do we publish your transaction. Our treatment is always courteous and Uberah ^RKMKMRER, It coats
FINANCIAL.
FINANCIAL—Private funds, low H. LOWES, « When Building.
FINANCIAL-1 xxuis on peraoaal prog arty. WILSON. 3 N. Alabama (stairwayf.
FINANCIAL—T*r NEW LOAN OFFICE, 22 N. DelawM* Money on ttUmond* watches.
FINANCIAL TO Loa* Private money, 6 per ««*»•. privilege prepayment. C. F. 8AYLE8 ft OO.. 127 B. Market
FINANCIAI— Money loaned on watekee gnd to '“'
FINANCIAL—Loans, without oommlaaton; this ass; firsasir jss ^5,.“™ 1
FINANCIAL—Money to loan la sums 9100 to any amount; lowest Interest: real estate *eourtty; money In bank. W. K. MICK ft OO. rrr'"":. rrji i" * r-" 1 ""” * - ... .1.
FINANCIAL-Loans on farme; 9M8 and tipFINANCIAL—First mortgage loans on Improved Indianapolte property; lowest rates; privileges of payment. SPANN ft CO.. 148 E.
Market.
FINANCIAL—Loans; get our terms before re-
n«WiRff VXYltP It-tfi* 1 * rtyvmYm imiMMntnxsm Am!
gate. Ml Building
IMSE ifSys?
FIN ANCIAL—Money to ■ loan on household good* piano* bores* watches, diamonds and all kinds of personal property; ground floor. J. C. ERTEL. 108 E. Ohio st.
FINANCIAL—First mortgage bans prorod Indiana polls property; 6 per twrot; NO COMMISSION. C. N. WJ OO.. 819-822 Lem eke Building.
on lm-
FINANCIAL—We have a large fund can loan in sums of $6.1X16 and ovi 6 per cent, according to security METZGER AGENCY, 162 N. ~
with
Indiana Trust Bull
FINANCIAL—Loans made to holding permanent positions ' firms; upon their own names; strictly confidential. 207 India
tog.
FINANCIAL—6 and * per cent, money to loan. according to security offered; home funds to any amount; pay hank when you please; no dc-
METZGKR AGENCY, 102 N. Fenn-
J
nou
lay. A.
cylvania et.
FINANCIAL—Lottns; Real Estate Loam; building association borrowers who are tog excessive interest better see us; we ci no commission on loan* MEYER ft KISER, Indiana Trust Building. FINANCIAL—Money loaned salaried people* lower rates than any other company to city; easy payments; strictly confidential.
CENTRAL LOAN COMPANY. ROOM IDS STEVENSON BUILDING,
SECOND FLOOR FRONT ROOM. I FINANCIAL—Money to loan: a large sum of home funds left to our hands to be loaned to sums of 1100 to $1,060 and upward; at lowest rates of Interest; can furnish money same day you apply; pay back when you please. A. METZGER AGENCY. 102 N. Pennsylvania st
FINANCIAL—6 per cent money to loan on Indlanapolls city property, or on city property to any county-seat town, or on farm property anywhere to Indiana; we use our own funds; no delay: partial payments. Call or address c. N. Williams ft CO.. 119-322 Lemcke Bulldm-.
FINANCIAL-
LET US BE YOUR BANKER. We can loan you money cheaper than any other concern to the city. Why? Because of our large business and . high-grade customers. Loans made to employes holding a permanent position. Bee us before placing a loan. THE SALARY LOAN CO.. TeL new. 2259. 927 Stevenson Building.
FINANCIAL—
THE
GRANT MINING COMPANY. Own 'r and Miner of GOLD and SILVER Ore* Some STOCK for BALE, at 1010 and MU Stevenson Building.
FINANCIAL-
SALARY LOANS.
Come to and tall us how much you want and how long you want It; tell us who you are, and If you are working on a salary for responsible parties, we will let you have the money
on your own name, without security, conflden“Uly and without consulting your employ u can pay It back to installments as j
efer; weekly or monthly.
INDIANA MORTGAGE AND LOAN CO.,
(ESTABLISHED lUf.Y 1
ROOM 4 LOMBARD BUILDING,
24Mi E. WASHINGTON ST.
FINANCIALIF YOU NEED MONEY for ANY PURPOSE WHATEVER you need not wait r « - * • - * ■ -
ad\
I vance
A NO. ORGAN.
RIAGES, ETC., MMflipBp
in small weekly or monthly payments, and you
miss " ■ ‘ ils
and allow you to pay It back
will hardly miss it We give you plenty of tlm* from one month to one year. You can pay the whole at ANY TIME, and : - - -
mtm pay only for the
time you keep It. We give the lowest rates
and best treatment
NO EXPENSES TAKEN OUT IN ADVANCE. We give you to plain figures what a loan will cost you, and there are no extra charges of any kind. Private office and business conflSECURITY MORTGAGE LOAN CO., 267 Indiana Trust Building. Corner Washington st. and Virginia av* Old phone 2922.
FINANCIAL—
SALARY LOANS. Confidential, square dealings guaranteed. EASILY borrowed. EASILY paid. LOANS ON YOUR PRIVATE NOTE.
FOR SALE-BARGAINS BRING CUSTOMERS. WE SELL THEM EVERY DAY. SUITS OR OVERCOATS TO ORDER, $12.60: $16. $18 AND UP. TROUSERS. $3. $4. $6 AND UP. W. G. SCHNEIDER, 44 MONUMENT PLACE.
without any security.
EVERY tLOO
paid off loaa reduces cost.
NOTICE—A few uncalled for suite and overcoats to close out at half prlo* W. G.
44 Mom
RATES
poelUvely lowest to town. ♦ . A XL A x IVJ *3 • — positively easiest to town. LARGEST salary loaa office to town. ABSOLUTELY no mortgage required.
OPEN
WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY EVBg. RELIABLE CREDIT CO., Room 10L The Law Building. Phones OLD. 2261. NEW. 287* Entrance 124 E. Market 8t
NOTICE—To all whom It may concern: Albert Hetmbach having left home without my knowledge or consent, I hereby notify all persons that I will not be responsible for any indebtedness contracted by him. LOUISA HEIMBACH. | _____ NOTICE—Election of Trustees. The annual meeting of tha members of the Central Christian church will be held at the church, corner Delaware and Walnut st*. Thursday evening. January 9. 1902. at 7:30 o’clock, for the purpose of electing three trueteegffiffiffii
BERRY SELF. Secretary.
FINANCIAL—Large amounts of private funds; lowest rates. 27% S. Delawa to 2. FLORKA ft SE1DBNSTICKER, "Lawyers. FINANCIAL—Loans under new plan; we offer rates most popular with borrowers; better than straight loan; no premium; no commission; Interest reduces on partial payments. THE INDIANA SOCIETY FOR SAVINGS. 214 Lemcke Building. FINANCIAL— MONEY. One dollar when you need It Is worth tea when you don’t. EVERYBODY NEEDS MONEY NOW. If you haven't saved It—come to u* Let us loan you the money—any amount from $5.00 up—on your furniture, piano, hone* wagons, fixtures or any kind of personal property without removal. . You will be surprised bow little It will cost
you.
FINANCIAL- H DON’T BORROW TROUBLE. BORROW MONET FROM US. THIS COMPANY WAS ORGANIZED FOR THE ESPECIAL BENEFIT OF THE MASSES WE WILL LOAN YOU MONET ON FURNITURE, PIANOS. HORSES. WAGONS, BTC. ALL MONEY THE LOANED TIME ON EAST YOU • PAYMENTS.
WANT.
YOU CAN HAVE MONET TO-DAY-$10 - $29 - $88 • $49 - 160 - $100. EASY PAYMENTS, LOW RATES, FAIR TREATMENT AND ABSOLUTE SECRECY
GUARANTEED.
48o weekly payment of $30 loan. 73c weekly payment of $90 loan. $2 46 weekly payment of $100 loan Interest, 7 per cent, a year. JBTNA MORTGAGE LOAN CO.. ROOM < ODD FELLOWS' BLK., OVER HUBER'S DRUG STORE. COR. PENN. AND WASH. STS.
FINANCIAL—
INDIANA MORTGAGE LOAN CO., (ESTABLISHED U87.) ROOM 4 LOMBARD BLDG. 24% E. WASHINGTON ST. LOANS Do you need money T MONEY LOANS If no you can get It to-day MONEY LOANS by calling on u* MONEY LOANS we make loans on Furniture, MONEY LOANS Pianos, Fixture* Team* MONEY IX) A NS Warehouse Receipts, or MONET LOANS any other peraoaal property MONEY LOANS of value. MONET LOANS You can keep the goods MONEY LOANS to your own possession, and MONEY LOANS thus have the use of both MONEY LOANS the goods and the money. MONEY LOANS You can get any amount MONEY LOANS from $5.09 up to $200.00 MONEY LOANS You can have from one to MONEY LOANS twelve months’ time. MONET LOANS You will be treated courts- MC
LOANS ously.
LOANS You wlU receive honorable
LOANS dealings.
LOANS Your business will be «trtct-
LOANB ly confidential.
Your payments will be so
that you will not feel
LOANS
LOANS email loans them
LOANS LOANS LOANS LOANS LOANS LOANS
get a Fifty dollar
fifty weeks.
You can
loan W' _
You can pay it back at $1.20
per week.
You can get any other amount for any time at the
same proportion.
LOANS Call oo us for money.
INDIANA MORTGAGE LOAN CO.,
m (ESTABLISHED 1*7.) ROOM 4 LOMBARD BLDG. 24% B. WASHINGTON ST.
BOTH PHONES 2299.
FINANCIAL—
aS^w^do. We loaa money on a few hours’ notice in amount, from $5 upward. PIANOS, HORSES. WAG02 TURES. WAF '
PERSONAL PI
them In your P<! .
that was organized for the
supplying the people of
roomy at toe very lowest uaking^paymento Wlthto n
“F*
home* w and toe <
INDIANAPOLIS MORTGAGE LOA N COMP AN 1 Old phone "*