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THE INDIANAPOLIS NEWS, FKIDAY, MARCH 31, 1902.
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UK KILLERS
lAT COMMEflClAI. CLUB BIfTTEE SAW THERE.
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SOBTS OF DEVICES
PiSftt*« Mo<tef Syitem — No ^IMnM ^ra Cfufhed CoM—The " Filing in Chicago.
♦»f then* irrr.-- runnlnf In their ustutl way. We «aw pulverised coal uaed In »otn<« places. It struck me that Its use, so far aa the place In which It waa used and the sniroundlii# nelirhborfiood wraa ctm-i cernetl, was more objectionable than our ■ so*ca}}ed smoke nuisance. I
Stokers Takon Out.
*T*» found where stokera had been used and then taken out. Manufacturers had resumed hand drills’, or were usins <leTieeS that were makins little smoke. Some save as a reason for the discontinuance ' of the use of stokers the reMon of ex- , peime In coet of maintenance and repairs. "The question as to the advtoabtuty of crowdins the use of stokers in Indiana* polls is still, in my opinion,, far from be
The Coimnsctal Club committee which went to Cidoasu to examtee. smoke-con* sumina dsvieee. rci timed to-day, except Cuandlmsn Hofterlty und tlMd. who will be houM feo-n^ht l*h« committee put in all of^ yeste«a> tiispoctins devices. It found >cor»s of different plana and aiF” pllaiices^. Mt-ny of these were simply steam or liOt a!- jets. In others the principle w.i'-- -fmployed of protecting the hcflcr with hi?- brick. In dtne contact with the and forchtp the flame against tt^fs sheath- Some Rood re . h-erved from thls>
al'dig tha line that
ah'-, -bed the heat and,
< to coTf’‘-a“t with th-s boiler, transferred it tti tho raptonti? and held it therf ’fit*' Itcatul^M’^nt heat of^ the brick al8‘. In umsumlng the smekA C'f*Hi!Mra(lv«l> little smoko was seen froia chinmes's using these devices, f^e of tho bolhr tsakon objected to
Bwtn OD sdenti'. groands.
The mt»(l< I large plant in Chicago, as potatgd out b.. Chief 9ii»^ Inspector Sehl^rU wa*? th.-> Harrison-etrset Chicago S^son bieettie Light Company staUtHU In this, automatic stokers with feed P^s from cost bins oVerhead are used, titilt tbe coa! f« carried Into the furnace OB endless chains, F^orn four smokestacki^ oach eleven feet in diameter, there js not one nfth as mUf-h smoke In ail as one lililo river tug w«*s making. The suindent said Uta.t in this Edison - -pw the (>oiBpany held out tbe certainty %gf*«|BoMon to the tireman who gets the SMOltg from hfs stoker, white the one fa at the taS of the list at the end of
of trial is discharged. The »y in its old plant belches a of smoke in the air, and between the -two was marked, plant a reduction In tbe numjoen needed and in the cost of Is palmed for the stokers and
to use.
Upt of Cruthod Coil. F"ths most interesting plants is at tbs fketanes at the stockyards. In coal ia used, and there io . aS. In fact, tbe fireman said ■was necessary except is a daalce something in acagea yet, but of which nr« c:q?eetafi. - ilTie comit the fhiMUfifft (redes ' f Mto expense of ikfiM ^ cosl at the to cents a, ton. The has been the lack of iugtprqiirf sacks, ih which a coal after it Is crushed, H is hii^it combustible, company says. It has i.erusbing of coal at the nthies u promised in coal hi ertnhed to a ted to a bln above the to# throagh pipes automati^fiaaee door, and blown with it tMme^ jBopeUed by a motor, fuetiaea. Tha plant in operattoii . running for s#r«ral months The W was only necessary onee, and at most ere was very little of Ming in Chicago. i.Uy expressed In ChJ<ha sbhiance could
of the en-
toapactor himself, ,¥ho .smoko could be 0|id of-fuel and di^ eepmiontatlvcs of apfor ttomi ttoit they were CR and that they effectBpato flgureo win be fibs omttbdtiee, whoch was Lqtitototad tn the practical side tlon by <toimottinaa 8h(ia.
and by Mr.
, the
J. Q. Van Winkle Copvlncod that
Contumert Do Not Save Money,
Superintendent Van Winkle, of the Big Four, who accompanied tbe committee, said he did not care to express an opinion in detail, as it might be taken seriously by many people, and he did not feel that his fnvestigatloD warranted him making a public statement. He did not understand that this was the purpose of the lo/restlgatlon, as he thought the committee was to report to the club. "You may. however, cay this much for me,’* he added. "From what I saw during the Investigation 1 am convinced that smoke
can not be economically overcome.’’,,
Mr. Van Winkle does not think the investigation was thorough enough for anyone to give an expert opinion. At the places the 6cmmittee visited, he says, the members asked the proprietors If the devices they were using really saved fuel. I.i every instance the reply waa In the affirmative, but Mr; Van winkle says that when they were asked how they knew that their devices made a saving they could answer only tn a general Way. He does not believe they have made the kjnd of tests that would demonstrate conclusively tliat any device resulted In a saving of fuel, "we met one modest fellow,’* he continued, “who said that his devlcs saved about 6 per cent. I don’t know how near tho truth he was, but I believe he
was nearer than the others.”
ruw* WUIUL
United
^foam# Is Shicago some
boiler-rooms In
t^itoldlng the boiler■thro^h^ cubby hole
bswicere In part
MS asad Toem to stand taker tto^ tbeee were VrtiWh fte hollers and
w the enghisenL and firemen jMm a^Se »consider-
itotfidgMIto Of the dls* jtha ebal JBuoke on Chl-
Ifiuseum. for inSt emut that ob- , and gave it a
fUty Hall, much of iired.b7 eftoOde of smoke
Inc faet«y that has been
teiwatediyv , ,
WA» NOT IMIFREBBED.
Titlto of tho Smoke a Trip. of US went to chi-.-^^ic^lrtycock, "ter the pur•N|to of the devices tor Ika' prevention and OMOkB Wa mw -a numgSiftMa. Ammmt Hi* places Bktowe-®W»ei the First *■ ptooe near the ^*lMtorF wBpm ptumbera' • atoy make a amswfielal exto ktoh OMe. oould not Oft woie wtotog mpesTday flrfbias> I^lisiiis some riM'." = ,'i-1
Slits
For
Eieter
All
•wool stnajar <«t, m J, ttOVbltie 'toadc;
:iRTS littMlO HfjfimhK
ing settled. Bach person who had a device put a price upon it far beyond its actual cost. W« saw some equipments that In my judgment did not c«wt to ex-
ceed ns.
"About waa asked for Installing one of these under a boiler. Other equipments that could not cost abo\'e 175, the Inventors asked JSOO for Installation under a boiler. The most successful plant for the prevention or consumption of smoke* wsis, to my mind, at the Palmer House. "In every place we saw these devices there was one necessary condition. That, was careful firing. If that condition of careful firing prevailed In Indianapolis, I believe half tlm smoke we now baVe could be abated.”
BEES NO ECONOMY IN THEM.
NEWS OF SOCIETY. Hiss Ida Herr has returned from a visit
in Chicago.
Mrs. James L. Head, of Peru, is visiting
Mrs. J. W. Cooper.
Miss Margaret Cook will give a small
dance Easter Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. John Clark will return
from Florida next week.
Mrs. M. J. Davis has returned from a
visit to her son In lAporte.
Miss Henneberger, of Akron, O., will spefid Sunday with Miss Anna Todd. Mr. and Mrs. Enrique C. Miller have returned from a visit to Plnehurst.^N. C. Mrs. Samuel E. Faber has gone to Chicago to spend a few days with friends. Mrs. M. A. Dumont has gone to Muncle to visit her daughter. Mrs. Whitney. Miss Van Sickle, of Columbus, O., Is visiting her ebustn, Miss Emma Shlndle. Mrs. James M. Leathers wiU sing the offertory at Christ church Sunday morn-
ing
Mrs, dortland Van Camp and Miss Van Camp have gone to New York for a few
weeks.
Mrs. F, M. Herron and Miss Herron will give a small card party Easter Monday
afternoon.
Tbe Woodruff Place Club will give Its last dance of the season this evening at
the clubhouse.
Miss BJarla 'Bowers will entertain Easter Monday for Miss Gertrude Schleicher, one
of the April brides.
Mrs. H. D. Pierce will give a small dance a week from to-night for her
daughter Elizabeth.
Mrs. John E. Bradshaw, of New York, will come In a few days to vlsiO Mr. and
Mrs. John A. Bradshaw.
Mtas I.’acy Hamilton received InformalljP yesterday afternoon for her tlsltor, Mrs.
W'. H. Peters, of Lafayette.
Mrs. Lee J. Ninde, of Ft. Wayne, Is visiting her sister Mrs. Thornton M. Qoodloe, and will remain several weeks. The N. M. A. Club met last night with Mias Katherine Steffen. Miss Ona Grutto will be the hostess for the club April 3. Miss Edith 'Brown is home from Chicago to spend the holidays with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. Brown,
at the Lexington.
Mrs. J, C. Ingram has gone to Muncie to visit friends for g few dajs. Mrs. Ingram entertained tho Young women’s Club of the Tabernacle church W’edaesday after-
noon.
Mr. and Mrs Hanford Newell Rogers will entertain at dinner this evening In honor of Thomas A. MarshsJl, captain of the All-American Gun Club that visited
Europe last summer.
Mrs. Frank B. L,eFeber. of Eaton, formerly of this city, who Is visiting friends In this city, will sing "The Palms” during tbe offertory at the North Side Congrega-
tional church Sunday morning.
Miss Daisy Browne and Charles Jeffries i^re married yesterday at the home of the bride In Arch street by the Rev. Albert Hat^-ey. Mr and Mrs. Jeffries have
gone East for their wedding trip.
Mrs. S. fi. Perkins, Jr., entertained a few friends thla aftlmoon with a thimble party In honor of Miss Mabel Marsh, of Talmadge. O. During the afternoon there was informal music by a number
of the guests.
A theater party and supper was given last evening for Miss Krauss and Mr. Allen. The othsCI of the party wwe Mrs. Charles Krauss and vlsUora. Mrs. Sohne in and Miss I'rmston, of Hamilton. O.. las Marie Katsenbach and Kart Krauss. Miss Minnie Schols gave a theater this afternoon In honor of MIsa L Krauss and her bridesmaids, Miss Onela Allen, of Bloomington, MIsa Urmston, of HaaslUon. O.. Mies jEMna Kuhn. Miss Adelaide Qoets, Miss Stella Rauh, Miss Cora Stubbtna, Miss Emma Frank and
Mtas Katherine Clark.
Mrs. Nicholas Susley ggve a dinner Wednesday evening, In honor of her vtsllor. Miss Dttmer. of New Jersey. The gussts were Misses Annie aad Benle Wl^mnd. Harriet Sitel, Hasel Backus, Laura Salter, Miss King and Miss Bateman. Mrs. Bnaley and Miss Ditmer have gone to Franklin to spend a lew
days.
The annual play of the Girls’ Classical School this year will he the Greek drattui> '*Dido.*’ It Is the present Intention to have the performance at English’s Opera House, and it will be under the direction of Miss Harwi<dc. of the school, and Edgar Morris. The leaffing character In "Dido” win be taken by Miss Marjorie Taylor, who won the declamation prise la a contest In Cbicsgo a few months sgo and has wmi prises of the same kind in tho school.
RIIVK’S
Spring Wraps For Misses and Children Little Beauties, Silk Raglans Ages 2-4-6-lC^ Price, $8f50| $9.60| $IOtOO Fine Cloth Raglane AH ages, all shades, $3.^0, $4.00f $6.00,$7.50, ttc. M Loose Fitting Coats and Jackets -$3.50, $4.00, $8.00, $8.00, $10.00 Suits For LIHIe and Big Girls $7.50, $8.50 Md $10.00. Special day at
RIIVK’S
POTATOES
NOTICE. I NOTrCE^-yationnl blercle
PER PECK
NOTICE—Clsveiand Meyctaa
NOTICE-«oe buriness cards for «c. Printer. 18 N. D^var*.
VlCTO*.
1 NOnCE-dOSEPH OARDNBR. Tlnnsr. I* Eai. ! tucky ave. Tdlephons S3S
Our prices for Saturday and Monday, | _OFFICt:. Hi E. Court March 22 and 24: . PooI kkI bUllaxd Jablss
Hand Picked,
Navy Beans, Fancy per xiuart
Golden RIO Coffee, per pound
•50
f®** c»t*lo*«e <30MBI NA-
TION BILUARO TABLE CO., suits MO-B N,
Clsypool Building.
- -J ^ NOnrE—M^EE A THOMAS, gensral whtts-
Creem Cheeee, per pound 10c l washing. They havs the spraying machitM Nine O’clock Washing Powder, per ! Factories, buildinga bsms, basements. Phoi^
package ... . . new IMO-,^; old, green 3141.
saving and
Beat Nutmegs, per dozen Pie Peaches, in gallon cans 23c ■ LOAN ASBOClA'fiON will o]m’lts''«lMt Best CallfOTnla Hams, per pound .. Ht4c eantb series of stock March *4. iMa. plenty of Fancy Breakfast ^Bacon, per pound. 12%c reasonable rate of interest.
FINANCIAL. i
FINANCIAL—Have abatracts of UUe prepared ! by BROWN, Id floor L^cke. i FINANCIAL-Try NEW LOAN orfTCB,'« N, , Delaware Money on diamonds, watebee. eta *
financial. ftNANCIAL-^leveland blcyclee. FlNiblCtAL-Privata funds. KmsR rat«k H LOWES. 02 When Bulldlug.
FINANCIAL-Loena on farms. 8101 and upward, home funds; lowest rates; no delay. A. MBTZGEH AGENCY, m N Penn. FINANCIAL—Dxuis. without commumoR; this meiuss fust exactly what H saiw. MEYBR *
KISER, tw Indiana Trust BulldlBg
FINANCIAL-^ H PATTIgON, i» Place, for prompt loans. 4, t and « pec oeokl
FINANCIAL—Largo amounta ct private funda. lowest rates, tm S Delaware et., rooms 1
ggf-- - -
FINANCIAL-* per cent money oa real _ OBO. WOLF, second floor, Lemoke Buit
FINANClAL—To Loan: Private moneyTT
frtvdb** prepayment. C. F. SAT
A CO.. 137 B, Market.
to 3. FLORBA
SBIDBN8TICKBR, Lawyeca.
Fancy Breakfast'Bacon, per pouna. ix^c, lo loan « reasoiiMie rate of intereet. Michuran Butter Crackers, per pound.4^ v dues, Ko per Bem^nger Snaps, per pound 414c D.” cSo^'^'iiSwiak?®?^ IPtnnn qFghBM NN M * Reegm^,^ySxnk McQulddy. George wi
TnC rULTuli MJilIRcT
ViREIRIfi iVE. «H0 MARYURO ST. Old Phtme, mam 1750.
^ . Cooper, A. Tlmberlaki
»5Mwn>„?^»nk McQulddy. George Waiters Abram Wagner. W S. WIckard. V. C. Ke^ dail and F. C. Gardner. Regular meeting held each Monday evening at Tlmberlaka’a drug
rtora, CoHege tve. and Sixteenth st.
NOTICE-
DANIBL WAIT HOWE, Attorney for Plaintiff
^ Nott'o Is hereby glten that by virtue of and died. f pursuant to an order of the Marlon cmniit
t court of Marion countj. in the State of Indt-
FOLTZ—Frances Seerlev Foils dted Fridlv. fJS* March, March 21, at Valiev Mill* Funeral Sunday.! m nf rul^ntifr
Leave the house at 9:30 o’clock. Services at Beth-1 ^ ” MHcher is riaintiff and Rilllara
el church.
THURSTON—Vallorous Thurston dted at 1 28 m . March 10. age elxty-three years Funeral I at late residence, *11 Camp st., Saturday, 2 p,
m. No flowers.
S UILLIN--Jamee H Quillln. age 59. at hie dence. 104 E. Washington st. yesterday. 1 Funeral GoepOrt, Ind. 10 o’clock Saturday
I morning. Frienda invited.
HARPER—Albert Francis Harper, at his daughter’s residence, at Plnoak, 111. yesterday, March 20. Burial Sunday from his daughter’#
|E have in stock the latest styles for £aster. The new blocks are designed to meet the wants of those washing the pleasure of being in the fashion. Come in before the stock t is broken. Always buy your Hats from the only exclusive hat house in the City, and get the correct style. #ja».oo to #«.oo===
iSHATST^
r poxt: LlUian
Mr*. Wiitigmgon’g Reception. Mrs, Otis E. WiUiatsison gave a large raoeptlon ywterday afternoon at her home In Aitoland avenue, which wag tn tho nature of a fareweH to her friondls. as she will remove next month to Baltimore to live. Preceding the reception there wa.-> a meeting of tho-Daughters of the Revolution, of which Mr*. WTlllamson Is the Juventte director, and delegates to the natiooal roeeUng In Denver, to be held mixt moath. were cboeen—Mra. W. A. BrNUM. Mrs. T. H. Bmtth. Mrs. J<too atone and Mrs. M. A. Drummond. Mrs. WlUlawsea received her guests akme and wore^a handsmne gown of and maize dlk with roses to eori*gpond. The house was a bower with Its mroCubion of fiowws and fema. For tbe reception room there were long stem pink carrwtionA and Bermuda Miles set anitd ferds and fiUlng v'ases in every available awaoe. In the ilving-room the dowers were scarlet carnation*' and lilies and ereFjr doorwax was uraiied wUh AeamHkmn flag. In (he dining-room the table held a batotet aj^vroM. car-
THE LOW RENT STORE
The Cash & Dove Co., 314 to 318 jnUtoMdiUBfftts AvffHiiB. /
ENTERPRISE HOTEL RLOCK
^ Don’t Go Easter Wit]
lonta
.
Soit, Skirt or Silk
Waist
We have made it possible fpr ’most anyone to have one.
$6.85 Maa-tailored SoH There fa a good $10 value attached to thla ault; the workmanahip and style is correct, the quality ta fine, and at last the suit la all right. Twenty of tbeae at tbla price.
$7B Msfl'tailored Soft In thla suit we know you will find a $12.60 to $16 value; made to fit as perfectly as any $16 suit; made of good cloth; and made neat and nobby; blouse Eton Jackets.
Very Fine Tsllored Suits it-- $15 No other house can ^how a prettier and more stylish- up-to-date Suit. There are several different styles In this lot. but all strictly proi^r. Others arc asking $22.50 for some of them. SILK SKIRTSIf prices will help you get a Skirt, we have them. Of course, others have low pr!ce.s, but not the quality. Our low-priced Skirts are of fine mialUy silk. Tfiffetfi and Peau de Soic Skirts $5 to $35 WASH GOODS15c Batiste^ yard 7Xc Over 50 pieces of these new fabrics and as many different patterns. All shades, stplpes and figured. Dotted Swiss Wuslins. yard . .15q It is hard to distinguish the difference in this and some stores’ 2^ muslin. We think it best to sell them at 15c. The^’ are beautiful. The patteros. In color* and black and white, are About 75 pieces of these to select from. Merceriied Hopsackings. yd . .49c 30 inches wide The colors are beautiful. plain and strtp^. The proper thing for a spring-weight Waist. Don t pay we down-town. Onaady, Uce-stfiped. yd 19c There are 30 different patterns of this and the combinations of wlors and the silk stripe make It possible for other stores to get 25c >ard. EASTER KID GLOYESIf vou aim to buy a pair you can't afford to fail to gef a pair of our $1.06 ones for the ladles or 86c ones for misses. Others ask for the same Glove $n.26 and $1.08. The shades are proper. Hew All-Over Ltces for Yokes lod Eton: Cream and Ecru, yard $1.25 to $3.00
Suits of $35 Values at $25 Fine materials, fine workmanship, down-to-date styles, Gibson Blouse and Eton Jackets, beautifully trimmed, silk lined throughout, drop skirts, and sold at cloak houses at (&5. Beautifuf Silk Raglan $17*50 The very latest Spring Wrap, made of the liest taffeta silk Triple ribbontrimmed collar The collar has applique lace and lns4jrtlon on also. Two long ties, bishop sleeves and trimmed cuffs. To buy this raglan down-town you pay Don’t do it; see this before you buy. OUR HOSIERYIf you' can’t find what ybu want down-towni come up and see us. We have as large a stock as any of them to selqct from. A few specials: 39c Lace Lisle Hose, pair ....23c Fast black, very pretty lace stripes. 35c plain black lisle, pair 25c Very fine fast black. Floe 50c Rose, in boxes. 3 pairs $1.00 Come three pairs to a box; very fine cotton, equal to some stores’ llslo; high spliced heel and foe, double sole, fast black. Spring welfht lice lislei pair ..ISc They come In high colors, have beautiful lace stripe and worth 20c pair. Special price l5c. FOR TO-MORROW-6c Brown Muslins, free from specks, yard 5c 8c Bleached Muslins, In short lengths, yard (tie 12-yard piece 16c Long Cloth, piece |1 49 16c fancy colored Slikolines, yard 10c 12%c toncy colored Silhollnes. yard ixic Men’s $100 fancy colored Shirts.... 69c Men’s 20c fancy Colored Sox, two pairs 28c lAidles’ 30c plain Corset Covers .... 16c Ladles’ 26c plain open or closed Drawers, pair! i9c
WUson and others are defendants, being Cause No. 11,690 of said court, for the partition of real estate, the undersigned Commbisioner appointed by the bourt in said cause will on the pd day of April. 1902, during and between the hours of 18 o’clock a m and 4 o’clock p m . of
OfflC'
said day, at the
ce of the Central TVuet Com-
pany of Indianapolis in the City of Indianapolis. Marlon County, Indiana, receive bids for the sals of the following described real estate In Marion County, in the State of Indiana, to-wltj Lot number tao t2). tn F.Um Blake’s subdivision of the north part of outlet number eight (I), In the of Indianapolis, also ten hO) feet off
,.*'“‘‘.5: ~ I **** north side of lot three i», In Elira Blake’s residence. Mm Wm 91* Minnesota st., subdivision of the north part of outlet number
at 2 p. m. Friends invited
FUNERAL NOTICE. BRETZ-l’he funeral of Mrs. Emily Brets will be held Saturday morning at 8.38, at 8S. Peter and Paul church, comer Meridian and Fourteenth 8t Burial private.
' FUNERAL DIRECTORS, FUNERAL DIRECTORS - WHITSBTT CULVER, 222 N. Meridian Licensed
FUNERAL DIRECTORS- TUTEWILER, Undertaker, 129 W. Market st Tel 210.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS—ADAMS & KRIEGER. 159 N. Illinois st Telephone 1164. FUNERAL D^RECTORB^ ~ Old $». C. E KRBGELO. New 250. 228 N. Delaware st
FUNERAL DIRECTORS — PRANK A BLANCHARD. Undertaker. .Lady attendant. Southeast cornsr Ohio and N. Delaware. Phones: Ofllce, 411; residence. 659
FUNERAL DIRECTORS— LICENSED EMBALMER8 Can Ship Diphtheria and Scarlet Fever. Lady attend all calls for ladies and children. FLANKER A BUCHANAN 320 N. Illinois at Both phones 641.
MONUMENTS. MONUMENTS—AUG. DIENER, 449 E. Washington Telephone 2525
eight {*>. In the city of Indtanapolle, all according to the plat of said subdivision recordsd In the office of the Recorder of Marion County,
Indiana. In Plat Book 4, at page 71.
Said sale will he on these terms, namely: For all cash or one-third (1-3) cash, one-'hlrd (1-3) in six nxonths and one-third (1-8) In twelve months from date of sale, the deferred payments to bo evidenced by notes of the purchaser payable In bank, bearing Interest at the rate of six per cent per annum from date of sale, and without relief from taluatlon or appraisement laws, and with attorneys’ fee.s. and to b« secured by mortgage of said real estate, which notes and mortgage to be executed by tiie purchaser to the undersigned CommtEsloner. and such mortgage to contain a provision that the purchaser may pay off the noted before maturity on giving thlrt> days’ notice of hi# Intention so to do Said sale will be subject to the approval of the court No bid a ill be received for less than the full(appraised value of said real es-
tate. CHARLES B HOLLOWAY.
Commissioner
AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALE—Phone 675 for HOGAN.
AUCTION SALE—’’LEW tloneer.” Tel. 2028.
SHANK, the Auo-
AUenON SALE—T. J SEMANS. Auctioneer. 167 N. Illinois, room IS. New phone 3696
MONUMENTS - M H PARRELU 241 W. Washington st, opposite State House
MONUMENTS-H j. GODFREY. 84T Massachusetts ave ; lowest prices Both phones 721.
BURIAL VAULTS. BURIAL VAULTS—Protect your dead by using the Okey Cement Burial Vault. All funeral directors art our agents New phone, office 4806; new phone manager’s residence. 1849; office lOOno Law Building.
SOCIETY AND CLUB MEETINGS. SOCIETY—K of P—Excelsior Lodge, No. 26 Regular meeting this evening Work in the rank of Knight Next week's payment of dues. Visiting brothers welcome TURNER HILL, C. C W. W. DAVY. K of R and 8.
AUCTION 8ALE-JOHN V HOGAN. THE HUSTLING AUCTIONEER, has a nice auction room at 22 W. Georgia st., where weekly sales will be held, or he will sell at your residence any day Don’t fail to have a talk with him. Remember that a hustling auctioneer will get you more money for your goods Phone 675
Al’CTION SALE—Of flne furniture and household goods, on Monday. March 24, at 9 30 a m , at Na 321 N Llbertj st.. consisting In part of parlor suite, upholstered In brocatel. cost $86; oak bedroom suite, cost $35, pier glass cost $a, square base burner, tost $30. oak sideboard, cost $48, oak extension table, cost $20, leatherseat dining chairs, cost $15 per set, couch, cook and heating stoves. niffB, brussels and Ingrain carpets, rockers, bedsteads, hair mattresses, china and glassware, kitchen table and utensils, lace curtains, portieres and other good goods ROBT. B COWEN*, Manager, LEXV SHANK. Auctioneer.
SOCIETY-rMASONIC—Indianapolis (^Mipter No 6, Royal Arch Masons Special meeting Friday evening, March 21, at 7 38 o’clock, in Ma'sonic Temple Work In past and M E degrees. Visiting companions welcome THOS E THICKSTEN, H. P, TOM ODDY, Secretary.
SOCIE'TY—MASONIC—Special meeting of Ancient I^andmarks Lodge, No 319, F. and A. M . Friday afternoon, Mai’ch 21. 1902. at 1 00 o'clock sharp to attend the funeral of our late brother, W. P. Ransford H A SAMpSBLL, W. M. W. R MINER. Secretary
nations and lilies that almost filled Its entlrw awface. Tho ic^ were served in
was assisted in enter-f eleven y^ars old, and that he car-
tfi»nin« her callers by Miss Voss, regent of the State society nf the Daughters of the Revolution: Mrs. Samuel E. Kercberal. regent Of the irKllanapoUs chapter ot the »an»o rociety; Mrs. Theresa H. Smith. -Mrs Ernest H. Tripp, Dr. Rachel Swaiti Dr. Marie Haslep. MIsa Anna^Adoms, Mias Edith Adams. Miss Grace Cunningham and Miss Ma«ide Cunningham. In a swell window with overhanging flowers Miax Anna Page, a member of the juvenile eodety. distmtsed tho punch. Among tbe guests were Mrs. Randolph, Of Not^ville; Mra Kller, of Greenfield, Mm. Thompson, of (Tawfordsvllie, and Miss Harriet Shanks, of Salem. An orchestra played in the library, where there was a garden of palms. In accordance with a gracious custom, Mr*. Wilitamson sent tho large basket of flowers that graced the dining-room table to the children at the Eleanor Hosqdtid this mom-
CHARGE AGAINST lENNINGS.
Jennings and charge that he committed an unprovoked assault on Thomas Hol-
ri«?a dangerous iweapons concealed about him In the stieets of Salem. They also say he refused to pay taxes on a dog and that on numerous occasions be was drunk
and disorderly ti$ the streets.
Charge of Assault.
It is also alleged that be assaulted his wife and daughter and cursed them, and that be engaged in street brawia It Is further charged that Jennings used opium, chloral and intoxicants to excess, and that he was so diseased, mentally and physically, as t« render him disgusting to all refined people with whom he came in contact; that hi was a menace to good society, a disgrace to any refined community and a terror to all orderly-dis-
posed people. ]
In the answef H Is also said that it was only the rffined and cultured condition of society in the town ot Salem that saved Jennings from being sum-
marily dmilt wr'
The suit by JleiM&fivs grows out of an alleged attempt* of Salem people, some
Salfitn Defendants Allege that He was Menage to Good Society. * Ell W. Menaugh and Calvin C. Hetraugh. of Salem, who wen* sued in the United States Court for $2(»,ikiO damages by David C. Jennings, of Columbus. O., have fHed an amended anairef to
Jffisntngs's doclaration. They undertake»kies, blemishes, gives lovely coni^exion, to answer vertatn paragraphs ffled by satin skin It> skin food. 25c.
suit by Jbm&iims growg out d attempt of Salem people,
years ago, to break up his home and imainess and to drive him out of Salem. The suit has been in the United Stat«i Court for some time, and there la no
sign of it coming to trial soon.
8atiti<Hkln Cmm Roariahet away wrin-
STORAGE. STORAGE-PHONE 675 FOB HOGAN.
STORAGE—Moving, main 768.
$1 per load. Telephone
STORAGE—328 E. Wabash at. C. E. SHOVER.
01(1 phone 6S7.
BTORAOB-FISHBACK WAREHOUSE 4U-417 S Pennsylvania Telephone 20$.
CO..
STORAGE—Pocking and moving 8 P. HAM* ILTON, 17 N. Alabama, phone main 768. Special ratea
STORAOE—Separate and plastered rooms tor your goods; you carry keys; no mice or buga 106 N. Alabama. STORAGE—PACKiNG, HAULING. ’ aOOAN TRANSFER AND STORAGE CO., j S2, $1, 8$ W. GEORGIA PHONE 676. BTORAGE—Central Public Warehouse. llO-lll 8, Alabama; first-class storage wanted. CRAS. MoINTOSH. Manager. Old phones 2il0 and 1686
STORAGE — INDIANA BTORAGE AND TRANSFER COMPANY. Beat and cheapest In city. LEW SHANK. Tel 2028. 829 E. Washington St.
STORAGE-IND’P’L’S WAREHOUSE CO.. W. B. Kurts, Pres.; H. A Croasland, Mgr.; 617623 S Pennsylvania; phones 1343. We store, pack and haul
iTORAGB-UNlON TRANSFER AND STORAGE CO. Only flrst-clMs household goods and merchandise solicited Crating and packing. B Ohio st. and Union tracks Phones 7a.
FOR SALE OR TRADE. FOR SALE OR TRADE—National bicycle
FOR SALE OB TRADE-Cleveland btcyclea
AUCTION SALE—Of fumituiv, carpets, stoves, etc., win be sold on to-morrow (Saturday) morning at 9 30 o’clock, at my room. No 245 W. VI ashington st ; extra flne quarter oak bedroom suite, with large French plate mirror (cost $55), splendid bedresom sulta with toilet washstand (coat $75), flne decorated bedrrxim suite, choice oak bMroom suite, hlgh-arm Singer sewing machine, with attachments, iron bed. brass trimmings, rockers, dining chairs, extension table, counters. cottcHi and cottontop mattresses, bnissels and all-wool ingrain carpets, safes, oak and walnut bedsteads, cook and heating stoves, couches, easy chairs, double deck showcase, rugs, blankets, pillows, lace curtalna gasoline stoves, comforta matting, lamps, and a great many other articles. G. W. McCURDY. Auctioneer.
AUt'TION SALE—Of flne furniture and household Eoods. on Tuesday, March 23, at 9.30 a m.. at No. 2220 N Capitol ave, consisting of upright piano, cost $750; settees In silk uphedstering, oak library table, hand carved, leather reclining chair, cost $65, willow and oak rockers, brussels carpets, rugs, portieres, «mk bedroom suite, c»st $90, hat rack, bookcase and secretary, encyclopedias and books, oak extension table, oak dining chairs, druggets. leather couch, pictures and engraving^ 2 ladies’ blcyclea, one diamond frame, china and glassware, plated ware, Havlland china set. lamps, mirrors. Birds of America coet $58; stair carpets, flne oak chiffonier, springs, hair mattresses, toilet sets, lace curtains, shades. Iron beds. Iron cribs. Singer machine, beds and bedding, bureaus, oak desk, mattings pillows, comforts, sheets, cook stove, gas range, kitchen table, tubs, wringers, wash-machine, refrigerator and other fine goods LEW SHANK, Auctioneer. ROBT B CO^YEN, Manager. Goods can be seen day of sale
FOR SALE—BICYCLES.
136 E. New
FOR SALE>-Blcycle repairing.
York st
ix>R BALE—Double t$be tires from $1.75 up^ WAT8GN A CO
FOR SALE—Ride National bicyeles and you have the best WATSON A CO.
FOR SALE—We have several good second-hand wheels which are bargains. WATSON * CO.
FOR SALE—Good single tube tihes from $1 60 up; see our stock before buying WATSON A CO
FOR SALE—Our dollar tire ts a winner; amine It WHEELMEN’S COMPANY. Vlr^nla av e
FOR SALE—Meet me Saturday morning, half past eight, at the largest bicycle store in the Slate, No. 208 and $10 8 Illinois st*
FOR sale;—Have a (joaster brXke put on your wheel. It will save you one-third of your work WATSON & CO., 136 E New York st.
FOR SALEW'5^E-Butcher S
trade, what have you^ SMITH. 303 N. East i P*"
see the $10. $12 and $15 bicycles that sKins 'em
all
FOR SALE OR TRADE—Cigar store, biillard
Addre8B*borim*N^ewI'^ bowling alleys, cheap, j SALE-If _you want anythffig In the hi-
FOR SALE OR TRADE—Real estate I have good rental property to exchange for stock of furniture. Address D. F. LANE. Muncie, Ind.
FOR SALE OR TRADE—Eight acres near Riverside Park, will lake small rental property tn exchange H C. TUTTLE & BRO . 4 E Market
FOB SALE OR TRADE-No. 662 E Tenth st , two-story frame dwelling, eight rooms, near Broadway . house coat $2,008 to build, lot worth $LOOO: want offer H. C. TUTTLE & BRO., 4 E
Market.
cycle line, don’t fail to see our stock of wheels from $X5 up. WATSON A <30. Cash or pay-
ments
FOR SALE—Largest stock bicycles, bicycle tires and bicycle sundries to select from In tbe State. HEAR8EY VEHICLE CO. ’’On the Cflrcle ’*
FOR SALE—Ride Marlon puiKkure-proof tlrei, and you’ll never have to walk; $3 each. Guaranteed by WHEELMEN’S CO, 241 Vlrglnia ave-
FOR SALEr-Great Removal Bale now on at 141 8 Illinois st THE GUARANTEE TIRE AND BICYCLE CO. Oneida Hotel Building. 218 S.
FOR SALE OR TRADE—Real flstate: 160 acres | Illinois at. will be our new home In Morgan county, six miles east of Martins- ___ ^
In Morran (»uniy, six miira easi w aiaruns- , SAIJC—Meet me Saturday morning, half Vine. wnlfakevacMt lorn in Indlana^H^ also ^ 210 S Illinois st. Prices 140 acres of Improved land in Jennings county. ^ ^u „ win exchange «uuHy tor gwd rental pro^ty In single tube tires, 75c, good gas lamp tM0 city &nd P®y CftSh difference. J. M* MARK- | Ksssa* trAm lAmnr ifc' lnn<^r tfihiMi hffin.
LEY, 18 Baldwin Block.
FOR TR.VDEvllla Ind ,
FOR TRADE. -Stock of shoe*. Box 407, Moores-
FOR TRADE~Lot, tor some smalt buslnesa
Addyeas box 1109. News.
FOR TRADE—Lady’s bicycle for Belgian hares.
Address box 1145. Newa
FOR TRADE—Equity In nine-room house, cottage north Address box 1171, News
for
$119, best gas lamp: 41c, Inner tubes, 76c. han die bars. 60c, chtdee saddles, 5c, pair handle grips, 18c good bells, ISc wood rims; 10c good wrench, at the largest excluslv'e btcy'cle store in the Stale ’THE GUARANTEE TIRE AND BICYCLE CO . 208 and 210 S Illinois et
LOST. LOST—Small poriietbook, with check. Return to News
LOST—Boy's gray undressed kid glove, Ttfesday Bewail 2318 N Ullnols
FOR TRADE—Reataurans for a vacant lot, go^ locaticm; established tradeu Address box i
116«,^’ew8
LOST—Pair gold frame double glasses Return to FRANK L GLASS, 1137 Hoj t ave, Re-
LOST-IJirge, red Irish setter dog. Friday, the I4th. Reward DR. HERRON, over Big Four ticket office t
FOR TRADE—Bight-room house, N Delaware, worth $8,008; for farm on ae near electric line.
-■'iSS i^*^***^ | lost—Large female poodle dog. answers name FOR TRADE—Up-to-dats millinery store for ^ of “Tip" or “Babe ’* Return *44 E Washrental propsrty, grocery, restaurant, confec- i liigton Reward
tlcwetr, newsstand Adde^ boa 1193 News
LOST—Peart buckle, with garnets, on black velvet belt, Thursday morning Return to 419 N. Capitol ave. or IIS E Eighteenth st Re
FOR TRADE—Horse, phaeton and harness; price $150; take a clear lot ot equal value in ’ V
Indianapolis; give location. Address box 8808, j - —- Kewa j LOST—\\ 111 the young lady who found the.belt
4 ( pin on the Greenfield car Thursday morning,
FOR TRADE—Five-room house; new. in Mun- i return to 28 Tacoma ava. or telephone $519 new. cle; and lot In Cornell ave. citj. for Indiana-1 it la a treasured ke«»sake Uberal teward. polls rental. Address BECK $88 Massachusetts'
avenue ' ,
PERSONAlr-Dstectlve; private work; experienced operative, rates reasonabie. Address
box 879, News
MASSAGE—BATHS.
UASSAGB—Turkish. Russian. Mectrio baths; 6Se. 73c. $L Xn ICasontc Temple. N«v«r closed.
AUCTIONEERS. AUCTIONEER—FORREST G HCX3VER Special attention to farmers. Old phone. Broadway and 80tb-
PATENTS. PATENTS—Patented and impatented Inventions bought and sold. LUCAS A CO.. 8t Louis, Mo.
PATENT ATTORNEYS. PATENT ATTORNEY—Oa mechanical engtneerfim THOMPSON R. BELL. St Ingalls BUt.
PERSONAL—Ladies doing flne nswing or fancy woric rncommtnd Satin-Skin to keep bands soft, supple and whtta 25c.
PER80NAly—Money loaned on watebes and diamonds; largest paaaible mnoont; lowest rates. 20$ Stevenson Building.
p^USONAL-
flmtnce.
Shirt Sale to-mumvw. <«c tor tt walking skirts.
$1 »S for walking dkirta. graduated
fiztl UlKilor-llllKCl#
Tra »araj)to» of Rllk *1 half roirulAr
THB (KfOBE.
SO WEST R ASHINGTON.
riNANClAle-MoDsy to loan tn sums $169 ta any atnouat, loweat interest; real estate saonrlty; money tn bank. W. E MICK A CO.
FINANCtAL-^oney loaaed"""(Ha watchm”
diamon^, bungBst ptwstbl* amount; rates. 309 Stevenson Building
FINANCIAL—First mortgage loans on improved IndtanapcdU property; loweet raUe; rivllegee of payment. SPANN A CO.. Itt &
FINANCIAL—Leans; get onr tenns before renewing your loan, costs nothing to Investif kte. MEYER A KISER. 8M Indiana Trust uiwtng. FINANCIAL—Honey to loen If yon want money on first-class mortgage security, I can aceommodatt you at' once. R. C. LIGHT, ill StevTnson
ITNANCIAL—Money loaned salaried peonta lower mtSB tban eny other rtnapai^m^l elty. easy payments, strictly eaafldemiatr CENTRAL LOAN WMPANY, W BTOTENION BUILEHNCk SECOND FLOOR FRONT 1tO<»A
financial—Money to loan on household goods, pianos, horses, watches, diamonds and ait kinds of personal prop^y; ground floor. J. C. ERTEL, lOS E Ohio sT
FINANCIAL-Flrst mortgage loans on improved Indianepolls pnmerty; 6 per emit, interest; NO COMMISSION. C. N. WILLIAMS A CO. 8 and to E Market st.
FINANCIAL—Loans made to salaried people holding permanent positions with responsible firm*: upon their own names; easy paymants; strictly confldenttsi 207 Indiana Trust Bldg
FINANCIAL-Loane: Real Estate Loans; building asBoctatlutt borrowers who are paying excessive Interest better see us. we charge no rommlssion on loans. MEYER A KISER, 909
Indiana Trust Bldg.
fTNANCIAL-l and 6 per cent money to loan. according to security offered; also on farms anywhere tn Indiana: home funds In 9*2 amount, pay back when you please. No delay. A. METZGER AGENCY. 192 N. Pwm.
financial—Money to loan, a larg* of home funds left In our hands to be loaned la sums of $180 to $1,000 end upward; at lowoet rates of Intereet; can furnish monsy same day
P«y back when you please. A. METZGER AGENCY, 101 N. Penn.
financial—6 per cent, mmiey to loan on Indianapolis city prop«nrty. or on city prmierty In any oounty-seat team, or oa farm pruperty an^here In Indiana; we use our own Binds: no^deiay; partial payments Call or address C N. WILLIAMS A CO , 8-iO E. Market st.
FINANCIALLBT US BE TOUR BANKER We can loan you money cheaper than any other concern In the city. Why? Because ot our large business and high-grade eustemere. Loans made to employes holding a permanent pceitloa. See us before placing a loan. thesalart loan CO.. Tel new 2259 927 Sleveoson Building.
financialsalary LOANS. Come In and tell us bow much you want and how long yciQ want it; tell us who you are, and If you are working on a salary for reeponilble partlea we will let you have the money on your own name, without security, confidentially and without consulting your employer, you can pay it back In installments as you prafer, weekly or mentbiy INDIANA MORTGAGE LOAN CO.. (ESTABLISHED 1887 ) ROOM 4 l,OMBARD BUILDING. n% E WASHINGTON ST
FINANCIAL8ALART LOANS. WHY MORTGAGE YOUR FURNITURE? YOU DON’T HAVE TO. WE LOAN ’TO HONEST EMPLOYES UPON THEIR PERSONAL NOTES. WE NEVER TAKE A MORTGAGEU Wake up and Investigate and you will never give another mortgage when you can get $10 to $169 without eecurity, Indorser or publicity. Every $1 paid off loan reduces cost. KIND, COURTEOUS TREATMENT FOR ALL. EVERY TRANSACTION YOUR SECRET AND OURS OFFICES MOST PRIVATE IN TOWN. Most liberal terms of credit ever offered. RELIABLE CREDIT CO.. Room 201. The Law Building. Phones. New. $872. 134 B. Market st. Phones, old, 2251. Second floor. Walkup.
FINANCIALIP YOU NEED MONEY for ANT PURPOSE WHATEVER, you need not wait until you Tiave saved It up. for we will advance it to you Bn your FURNITURE, PIANO. ORGAN, HORSES, WAGONS. CARRIAGES, ETC, and allow you to pay it back In small weekly or monthly payments, and you win hardly miss It We give you plenty of time, from one month to one year. You can pay the whole at ANY TIME, and pay only for the time you keep it. We give the lowest rates and bMt treatment NO EXPENSES TAKEN OUT IN ADVANCE. We give jou In plain figures what a loan will cost you, and there are no extra charges of any kind Private office and business confidential. SECURITY MORTGAGE LOAN CO.. 207 Indiana Trust Building. Corner Washington at. and Virginia ave. <31d phone 2923
FINANCIALPRIVATE LOANS MADE ON NEW PLANAny amount from $5 up loaned on furniture, pianos, horses, wagons, etc., without removal, and the same day you ask for it No de ay. Our rates are the lowest In the city. Payments arranged to suit yom Wilt accept all or any part of »an at any time, if desired, for payments. YOU GET FULL AMOUNT ASKED FOR. NO CHARGES TAKEN OUT IN ADVANCB. Remember we make no Inquiries of your neighbors or friends, nor do we publleh your transaction. Oflr treatment is always courteous and liberal. REMEMBER. It costs you nothing to get our rates. Positively no charge unleas loan ta raada PRIVATE OFFICES All business strictly confidential. INDIANAPOLIS MORTGAGE ' LOAN COMPANY. Old phono 64L Room 10. 147 B. Market st.
PINANCIAL-
MONET.
One dollar when you need it is worth tea when you don’L EVERYBODY NEEDS MONET NOW. If JOU haven’t saved It—come to ua. Let us loan you the money—any amount from $5 00 up—on your furniture, plana horaea, wagons, fixtures or any kind of personal priRierty, without removal. You will be surprised how littia It wlU cost you. You can pay us bach in weekly, monthly or any way to suit yourself. Everything ccmndentlal. You will' get fair, honret dealing If You borrow from us THE MOST REAHGNABLE FIRM. THE MOST REM ABLE FIRM. Coma in and talk it over. EAST MARKEX ST. M’T’OE LOAN CO.. Rooiri m Law Bldg * 134 K. Market st. Old phone 2983.
financial-
WE DO WHAT
A BANK WON’T DO.
W9 loan money on a few hourf notice in any tmount from m upward, on FURNITURES. PIANOS, HORSES, WAGONS. STORE FIXTURES, WAREHOUSE RECEIPTS AND PERSONAL PROPERTY of all kinda, leaving them In your posseaston. This Is the company that was organised for the express purpose of supplying the people of Indianapolis with money at the very lowest possible rates, making payments within reach of alt Following Is our new Building Assoctatloo
plan, allowlnt fifty weeks to pay; $20 weekly payments only 4gc. $60 weekly payments only $1 30. fjU weekly payments only $2 40.
Other amounts In the same proportion. Ton can. if desired, make monthly payments, or. In fact, any way to suit your convenience, the beat of people will sometimes run short o' ready money, and tt is far more agreeable b borrow in a business way tban to ask the aeqommodatton frmn a friend. We do not inquire of your nelghbora, and you wm find our business strictly private Our capital Is largo, and we accommodate many more people any other company, b«>cause we offer th* '
inducements Call ami be convinced
matloo cheerfully given. Our office is
found.
CENTSAL IX>AN COMPANY, Room 20$ Stevenson Building.
(If B Washington St
Beoond Floor. Front Roona Over Progress Clothing Store. ' Old phone 2182 New $278.
Infor iMUy
FINANCIALDON'T ASK TOUR FRIEND FOR A LOAN, You may embkrrass your frltnd. He may let you have It and thereby greetly inconvenienced. He may not twve U and be greatly annoyed by the Idea that you may not believe him when be says so. You msy never know just bow he feels about
fi-
Beetdes, friends often take mfenae at a lack ta promptn^ In paying little debts, while we would be gtad tp grant you an extenaioo of
time
WTien JOU need money, come to us.
Too can borrow money from us on your furniture. piano, teem, fixture# or any other per•onai fxtffwrty of value, withont removal. You can get a«y amount frmn |8 up to 1209
You can get it oa short notice.
YdQ can have from one to twelve months
time
You esa tmy « back wrekiy, monthly, qusrteriy. or as ywu may dsstre "
You will be treated courteously.
YOU will receive honorable, satisfactory deal‘*^yoH owe a balanoe to any etber loan firm or furniture store, we will advaaoe you money
to pay them off.
You can also get addiUona! money for etber
porpoMO. If you wli^.
Your payments brill be ao snail that youJ
wni not feel them
Here are some of the terms of our weeklypayflMnt plan. sJlowing yea fifty weeks m
vriffeh to pay off your loan*
ee cents is the weekly paymont on a $21 lean II 29 Is the weekly paymeot on a $99 loaa $2 49 is the we«kt.v payment on s $m Ima. Other amounts at the same proportion Appllcattons by <^11 or phone win receive ’‘nSlA^jTlIOB’mAGE LOAN CO,
dWTABLISHED IMU
ROCftl 4 BLDG. 54’4 K. WAWemtOtON ST
BOTH PHONKg 32Sa
FOR 8ALB—HORSES—VEHtCLI
FORSALS-Nktiongt blcyol*.
FOR SAlj^-Ilarse MU W. Mtchiean ..—H
PDR SALE—Four tiorsca. Call at 207 » street
F^^SALB—Young saddle horee. Call J
FOR SALE-QemIc family horse. 233 tndisd
k'OH SaLe—Open buggv, ofatop. Mil WnrJ lawn ave.
FOR SA149-i39 takes big wtjgfc bores. i08 in Maryland. “"res. m ^
FORSALS—Pony, wagon and baraeee, S2A uJ Evtaon st ’
^R^AL&-atx!d plug work horee,^ $23, igl
^N^ jUahema?^ ******** ** ***** \
ll8^‘*^5ewa’**’*****^ raddle horse. AddqJ
^tohl«d®Pta«'‘^ Call rear tj
»** *® *»«*"» 1
*'1
FOR 8ALB~L^ht surrey. $22.60. lop ni buggy. 17 60 sir Vlralnia a^a ^ 1
rpR SALE—Three open; one t<» grocery wm >i»: III K Market KRAMm ^ ^
pair, cheap iTM N Delaware si. |
nearly new, very ckra IRVIN ROBBINS. 12 E Georgia st. ***|
k^R nALB—Good team, harnees, and li gravel wogtms 891 W Twenty-firet st ”
FOR SALE—Leather top surrey, rubber tlnJ nearly new H-i. mi jq. DMaward et. 1
FUR bALE—1,240-pound dapple grey mare. J years old, well broke 319 W. Maryland et.^
*’'OR S-kLE—Cood, chunky horse and mar about 1,390 each 3XB W. Washington sr. '
llttlto dtiVtoTs ft ytMuti o>i food for delivery or busffys ISt Hmrrti mvm.
FOR HALE—Good, heavy team horeca; horse Jolt wagon and harness 613 W. MorrI
FOR SALE—Surrey, rubber-tired, (Anopy-to styla 610 B. Washington. New phoj
FDR SALE—A good, general purpose botu gentle, city broka Inquire at 34 S. DriawN street.
mare. In foal, $»; pony, $14.' $13’w. Ms land st FOR SALE—(jIooA strong team mules, hands high, S and 8 years old; $165 425 Maryland ,
FOR SALE—Two-spat nib^r-tlre top carria F?ABLBfl*^' ***'*^’ ‘'•*'***“' CL3
FOR SALEV-Rubber-ilred phaeton and drtv buggt*: good condition. SOW Kenwood Old phone ash 992
FOR SALK—Good end-spring rubber tire t<] buggy, two mares, one with foal to
ton; cheim loi n Alabama
FOR SALE—Silver ""mounted buggv Imr'b. nearly new; cost IS 60; your prlca GIBBS,
N, Delaware. Phone red $1,
FOR SALE—New and second-hand dellt, wagone, surreya phaetons, and hugidf
cheap, loi and 803 E. Market st.
FOR SALE-Family or farm mare; blemisft $60, rubber the, extension top surrey, phaeton, $10, harness. $5 1141 Olive
FOR sale—Bay mare nine years old, phaetel harness, bridle, saddle, price for alt llll 8TILZ A MILLER. 151 B. Market.
FOB SALE>~Many new vefllcles cheap; seoend hand phaetons lees than oo&t IRVIN ROl BINS. 82 E Georgia at Repairing Solicited.
FOR SALE—Horses dipped for $1, work gusl anteed EXCELSIOR HORSE CLIPPING COf 622 Maseachusetts ave Old phone Green >46,
FOR SALE—Large, darto brown hares, year* old^ good for dray or heavy work; .
good general purpose mare. Call in rear of Ml
Jackson Sanatorium, HIT Jackson st.
FOR SALE—French Perchermi stallion, etifid ard and registered, imported, cool blot cheep, weighs i.eoo, not fit; at M W. Otdo i Two family broke hnrsea, $40 and $16
FOR SALE—Shetland pony outfit; lodudlr new. light colored hsraeea and trap; adlus able to one or two seats, two or four i-eopM HENRY D. FIERCE. 19 E. Fourtaenth. ca Meridian.
FOR SALE—Medlum-etxe, old mare, god sound; eafs well, good eyea; wind all rifhf good Ilfs, gentle, very thin, not a beaii cheap. GIBBS. Commlssitm. 9)2 N. Delev Phono rod 61.
FOR SAIdh-Good, blooded fast mare; fln| breed, and want saddle hone and saddle ponij trotting In harness, also larg^, heavy trotter fd cloedd carriage HENRY D, FIERCE. 18% Meridian st , room 11.
FOR SALE—New and second-hand vehich bugg} topA canopy tops, spring wagons buggy bodies, wheels, shafts, poles, cushR backs, dashes, fenders and springs. Call at S. Illinois st. M. M. GEYKR.
FOR SALK-Very light combination, csnopl top iiirrey and delivery wagon; back lifts out, curtains In good-'oonditloa; built t| order, a good, nice, light Job: can he nearil stolen, GIBBS A CO , Commission. 9U H Delaware Phone, red, 91.
BUSINESS CHANCEBUSINESS CMANCBrCleveland bicycles.
Bl’BINEHg CHANCE-B«t buslptto In city $800. Address box 1191, News.
BUSINESS CHANCE—Fiwt-clasa eery. Addreee box til, Newg.
cash
BUSINESS CHANCE-Fot Bale: Agency „ Cincinnati Ehtgulrer. Addreee box $97, Newe,. BUSINESS CHANCE—Wanted To buy _ , business; itay cash Address box 1149, Neww
BUSINESS UHANCIMW cietr vtilt# Dusli cards fw aSc. COUSINS. aOii N. Delawk upetaira. . . BUSIN ESS OH A Nf*E—Grocery and meat whI kei, $2l>8. Sickness; living rooms; quick, m Washington
BUSINESS CHANCE—Good-paying restoui^J at bargain, most be told. J. W. FRIDAY CO, 401 Lamcke
BUSINESS CHANCE-Have 11,599 and ssrvi to invest in some manufacturing conoeitt.
drsM box 1068. News
BUSINESS CHANCB-lf you want a snac got^-paying salooa; must sell la ten del
Address box 1208# News
BUSINESS CHANCE—For Ssle* Shoe and nlshlng store, on Washington; about $2.1 Addi^ box 1079, News. BUSINESS CHANCE-^Manufaoturing COrporarl tlon wants good office man who can t*“ limited interest; good salary. Addreas Box
Newa
BUSINESS CHANCE-Wanted; A No. i as cashier of national bank, must b** It.... eeted from ROW to R089, Address Box HR] News.
BUSINESS CHANOB-Complete. up-tc $680. Ap^y WIL 8. CANFIELD. fSS Building.
BUSINESS CHANCE-Wanted. Bueinere and women to take up a ooune o<l*|*i* exercise; fwielng, boatng. wreetUng. PROF. OSTERHELD. Wl»en'Bu.Mlng. BUSINESS CHANCB-Salaried ffprirtflf good roan with 14,880 or $5,889. la manufS turing. profits large, ready market for product Addreee box llflt. N»wa
BUSINESS CKANCB-Large real retate mat and Insurance corporatlOB wants mati in dty in State, who can take MMlI Intoeret remwoent locally, good salary. Address ' 99i. News
BUSINESS CHANCB-One Of th* bee* ca groceries on tbe South Side. wHh a trade, storeroom, 7 dwelling room#, good rent very cheep, a money-maker Only t for seiiing. goipg to CMwrado SS E. Qewfia
BUBlNEfiS CHANCE-Win txchiage P.m lenot tn a bnrtaeM that will pay » cent on the inveotaent. and a salary at I1.2B9 year fOr $7,099 city or country real eeteto. you want a safe Investment inveotigaie ^ A^mt bra m Ntwi.
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