Indianapolis News, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 May 1902 — Page 7

THE INDIANAPOLIS NEWS,/THURSDAY, MAY 22, 1902

WANTED—FEMAL*.

WANTED-Second girt 231 N, Itlinot* n. WANTED—Two iruild*, at Lorraine Hotel. WANTED—At once, hired girl. S02 Huron *t

WANTED—MALE.

WANTED—NEWS Sc cigar. WANTED—PRE^S Sc cigar.

WANTED- Charlea Major.” fcc.

307 N. Summit.

WANTED^GirS for' *c»aral htmaework. 320 N.

Wffe

WANTCD-fiee bf* Berkeley ^Xi^D^Two»'x': ini^U "n

WANTED-rHousekeeper; good home. il2 Oet»-

( WANTED—Balter at once. I WANTKD—Barber at once.

10« E. Ohio at.

endorf,

WANTED—Cook ' InreatauranL No!.'’22 8."'

ilncls at

WANTED—Young girl to help with bounework. 17ST Olive.

WANTED—Distrlbutera. 815 Steveiwon BMg. WANTED—Flrat and second cock. 117 W. Wal-

—

itera,

\V. M HARDINO.

WANTED Girl for general houaework! m«

N. MeHdlan at. ^ ,■ W f ANTi;i>—Shirtroake

aO»,.Mertdlam WANTED—Oiri for general housework.

N AUharoa at.

WANTEIi—Glri to aaaiat la houaework!

302 E, Ktclrttan.

W'ANTED—-At once, good colored laum

2314 College ave.

W 4NTED- Dlrl for general housework. Call . INp Coatral av«. > V/^NTED—<T»ai»berroald; also to help In kitch-

en. tt a. Hllnoig.

WANTED—Store your heating atovaa with BQEN. Phonaa 213. WANTED~Glrl tor general houaework at No.

Mf N. Alabama at.

WANTED—Two experienced waltreasea at

SPgycgE HOUBg.

SD—Girl to wash cup# and

.WANTEI

8PENC:

saucers.

SPENCER HOUgg. WANTED—A neat nurse girl; whit# or colored! 22il> N. Penn*rlvanla. WANTET— Go<.<1 white girl; two in family!

- riB? Kaaeachusetta av.

WANTED—Girt; general hou#«work; small

mm, X12S Park ava.

si WANTED--White girl tor general housework.

11*5 N. New Jersey #t.

wSkTED—Kxperlamsed sewing girls. MRS. BN-

NIH, tbi E. Washington.

WANTED—Girl for general houaework; smatl family. 414 N. Alabama, W'ANTED—Respcctabl* girl; ganeral houae-

work. im N. Illinois st.

WANTED—Collar# and"cuffs, »o. PKOOKESS LAUNDRY. Telephone im. WANTED—I,0diW k!d house •Upper#, 4Sc. KISTNER’S, m B, minols. W'ANTED ■— Experienced shirtwaist Ironers. AMERICAN LAUNDRY CO. WANTED—Experienced w#l«t ironcr. GEM

WANTED-Barber; steady job. 12U E. Tenth street. WANTED-Mattre## makers. *07 N. Alabama «tr*et. WANT:?D-=-Boy to learn trade. 15 N. Pennaylvania *t. _ W ; ANTED-Two carriage painters. 1*8 E. New York *t. ,

1632 S.

WA NTED—Carriage painter helper. Meridian. ~

WANTED-Boy to talw care of horse, 80S N.

Delaware,

\V A NTED—Painter. RIAGE CO. WANTED—Team#, oBlce callar.

CO-OPERATIVE CAR-

rlth scrapers. New post-

WANTED—Boy to learn carriage painting. 32 E. Georgia at. WANTED—Carp«nt#rs on cabinet work. PARRY MFG. CO. WANTED-Eng:neer at Pearl Laundry . 428 e!

Washington st.

WANTED-White barber. 1402 Prospect, Right

man, steady job.

WANTED—Our Native Herb#. Sold only at 255 IV. Washington st. WANTED—Experienced boy In drug store. Ad-

dress Box 1639. News.

WANTED—Wood pattern maker at 29 E. Georgia >t. JACOB A CO. WANTED—Barter; ataadr; good wages. 2406

St 31 ton at.. Bright wood.

WANTED-A man table. 1717 College

to ro-cover a small billiard

ave.

WANTED—Ice cream with every 19c lunch Thursday at GEORGE'S. WANTED—Rlpsawyer. ~ H. ~ i.AVTER.

Washington and Harding.

W.

LAUNDRY,

SVANTED-Ten

WANTEI>—Wood turnc-r. H. LAUTER, W. Washington and Harding. WANTED—Man and wife to do housework and tend horse#. 446 E. Tenth. WANTED~Goo<l barber; guaranteed steady

Job. 336 E. Washington st. WANTED—Collars and cuffs. LAUNDRY. Telephone 1121.

Indiana av*.

i anted—Ten girls at onuo. LAUNDRY, m W. Maryland.

PROGRESS 15 Cyclorama.

W'ANTED—Girl for general housework; no

washing. 9022 N. Capitol ova.

WANTED—Gill; no washing or Ironing; good wages. 2914 fj. Pennsylvania. ^ANTJCD—Elrst-class cook, private boarJlng-

house, Addrc#s Box *1, New#.

WANTED~Olrl; house work; good home; light work. Addles# box 144, New*. ____ SvANTED- OKrl for plain sewing,'at ~1620 CoF-

' Ul * av0 ‘ ^Rg. H. J. JONEj,

AVANTED—<Url for down-stair# work; small famity; 8 rooms. 2107 X. Delaware. WANTHD-Whit# girl for general housework; aanall family, 820 N. Alabama wt, WANTED—Girls; city work; out of city; b*st wag#s. 149 N. Delaware, room 6. WANTED— Whlte^rl^- general housework; per-

WANTED-Boy# with wheel#.

ARMSTRONG DEHCATE88EN LUNCH CO

WANTED—White barber for Saturday and Sunday. 1*18 N. Capitol ave, WANTED—Carriage painter; finisher and

striper. E. Washington st.

WANTED-Barbar. Saturday, Sunday; pay, 63.50. BOYD, 4616 E. Washington. WANTED—Maohln# hand. E. H. ELDRIDGE LUMBER CO., 316 S. New Jersey. WANTED—Cabinet makers; steady work. WILKE MFG. CO., AnderBon, Ind. WANTED—Blacksmith; general workman. Addres# A. M. CHARLES. Tipton, Ind.

green-

WANTED-Youn* map at

tmma —

_ . mset

manent place. Ski N. Pennsylvania.

W’ANTED— Dish wsahers, dinlng-nxmi girls;

wage# ». igt^ N, Meridian, room 42.

WANTED-Girl; for general houaework; #mall

family; good wages. 818 8. llUnot# #t.

GEIGER’S

house. Columbia Place, lmme>Ilately. WANTED—Four or five carpenter*. Pratt st., between Pennsylvania and Delaware. __ WANTED—Walter#, second cook and a porter at Smith’s restaurant, 39 N. Illinois st.

WaNTED—Middle-aged woman; small family; no washing or Ironing. C22 B. Illinois at. W A NTKD—SeconS eook and pan washer. LEADER RKjKTAURANT, 130 N. Illinois. WANTED—FaWiily washing nicely laundered; price# reasonable. PROORF.flfi LAUNDRY. WANTED—Olfli e cleyk, not bookkeeper or stenogrspher required. Address Box 137. News. WANTED—Girl for general houaework. No. i Rt, Clair Flat, and nurse, go horrfc at night. Wanted—Experienced waist, sleeve and skirt help^ M188_LKMMEN, J4 W. North st. WANTED—First-class, middle-aged woman; general housework; good wages. 3713 N. 1111i 1 »Oja ^ _ : ; WANTED—Girl for general house* osier—no washing or Ironing; good wages, 222« Dswey WANTED-Girl for general houaework and OGMti must be a good cook. 2014 N. New Jer- ^ : ■ X ■. - WANTED—^Competent atenegrapners furnished. Phones 541. WYCKOFF. SEAMANS & BENEtucT. _ WANTED—Shirtwaist and machine body Ironera. EXCELSIOR LAUNDRY, 7 Capitol ■ve.. S. ' WAVTEli - Girl for general housework; no childrtm. 2iA N. New Jersey. Take Central

§vo. ctw

WANTED—WhItm girl: general housework; no washing or Ironing; small family. 13%) Cor-

-V’^ ' i. V;. '

WANTITD - Middle-aged weman, help In 'board-ing-house; no w ashing. B»od wages. KW6 Harrison. . WANTED—White g*rl for general housework; no washing; leferences required. 723 N.

WANTED—Good, experienced white coachman;

good salary, steady place. J. A. RINK. WANTED—Log haulers, rip sawyers. MATIC YOKE CO., 821 E. St. Clair

W A N TED—FI ter.

AUTO-

at.

rubbers and laborers and

• boys ^ sandpaper. PARRY MFG. CO, WANTED—A competent blacksmith helper.

compe

| ROCKWOOD MFG CO W ANTED—Good, sober baker. RAM, 801 and 60S 3. Walnut

1801 English ave. R. CUNhflNG-

WANTED—Blacksmith helperr one who can nail on shoes. Apply 321 Massachusetts ave. WANTED—Flrst-claas, steady, sober barber, at once. FRED McCOLLUM. Martinsville, Ind. WANTED-Studenta. JOHNSON’S PRACTICAL TELEGRAPH SCHOOL. Majestic Bldg. _ __ _ WANTED—Experienced coachman; references required; good wages paid. 1310 N. Delaware street. WANTED—All hardwood finishers to stay away; •strike on at Emrlch’s. M. O'CONNER, Secretary. _ _ WANTED-Competenf stenographers furnished. Phones 541. WYCKOFF, SEAMANS & BENEDICT^ ' WANTED—Two boys, 14 to 16 years old, to work in bottle department. Call at HOME

BREWING CO.

WANTED—Money loaned on watenes and diamonds; largest possible amount; lowest

Stevenson Bldg.

203

rates.

WANTED—Competent shaper

work; good wa: afficc 2406 Yandes

man; steady

good wages. MAINLAND MFG. CO..

' - - >t .

Qfnyt 24Q6 xandes st. WANTED—Barter, Al; good sala

a salary to KLEINBUB,

-iglit Box

Alabama.

WANTED -At once, good girl for general housework; pleasant place; excellent pay. 2916 Ruckle st- _ _ _ _ XVANTSB-alH" finr~~Ren«rai housework: white

imii i - : * ■ — it 12

prsfeued; sma’l family and good wages. K Meildtan. _

WANTED—Gtfi for general housework; smaU

family; nu washing; good wage#. Address

Rex 129, News. __ WANTED- Cooks, second cooks and girla for

general houaework; also middle-aged woman.

■ in W. Walnut. ' r .

W A NTS D-W hi te girl f«r house work.ln fain - tty of throe; good wages. Call Immediately. 1216 Central ave; - ; >• .W ANTED- Dlsearee of women successfully treated by DR. BULA. 157 N. Illinois st. Consultation flee. WANTED-Money loaned on watches and diamonds; Digest possible amount; lowest rates.

>08 kubetwon Bldg.’

ffANTED- Experienced sewers on power machines. THE ’MLTtPHY-GRAFFTY CO., 2d« •. VVnn*.vHanta st. WANTED—At Once, good colored woman; general housework; no laundry work. 2314 Coi-

lege. Good w»«»a '

, WANTED-Expertenoed white girl; general houaework; no washing; 83.50 per week. Appty 9024 Ashlsijd ave. _ __ WANTED—Cooks, washerwomen, second girls, and family help- 1*H N. Meridian. MRS. L. K. HUOLK’S AGENCY. WANTED- A stout girl for general housework. Good wages; no washing or Ironing; German

JHYferred 717 N. Illinois st. j||

man. Adlress FRANK

4956 Crecncastte, Ind, WANTED—Man to work on garden farm. First house east Sherman drive on Brookvllle road. JOHN F. L1NDELL. WANTED—German boy about 15 years old for office work; excellent chance for promotion. Address Box 186, News. WANTED—Non-union Inside electric wlremen. Address Box 172, Detroit, Mich., stating ex-

perience. references and wages.

WANTED-Gents’ genuine viel kid. wolt-sewed shoes UNION MADE, shoes, latest toes, at 63.59. KIBTNER’S, 185 8. Illinois. Address WANTED-Yeung man for office; tinner; laborers; salesman, must speak German. MAR-

8MAI L A DAVIS. 83 Baldwin Block. WANTED—Al retail clothing salesman at once; reference required; state salary and experlcnce. I. JOSEPH & SON. Vincennes, Ind. WANTED—Young men si ones to prepare for customs, postal and department positions. INTERSTATE COR. IN8T.. Cellar Rapids, la.

baking powder; 875 nses. Inducements to

dealers. Experience unnecessary. PURITY CO., Chicago. , WANTED—An experienced salesman to sell gas and oil stock; limited amounts. CENTRAL INDIANA GAS AND OIL CO., Oreenwood, Ind. \VANTKI>-*Uood man to take charge of our Richmond (Ind.) agency on commission; smalt

WANTED—Salssmen

month and traveling expenses.

bond required,

d In n spoils.

GRAND UNION TEA CO., In-

WANTED—Young man as office assistant; must write a good band and not be afraid of work: salary $6 per week. Address Box 115,

care News.

WANTED—A smart. well-dressed, single young man to travel with photographer; liberal terms. Call between 5 and 8 this evening. 528 N, Senate ave. WANTED—$5 per 1.000 for distributing clrcu-

WANTED—Competent^glrTfor general work, »«•. samples, etc.; pay advanced; no can-

vassing; permanent; Inclose stamp. DISTRIBUTERS’ NATIONAL UNION. Cincinnati. O.

family two; German preferred; references required. 18U N. Delaware st. W anted'"Lady bookkeeper ju»'<i’"ei«Sotrapher of experience; answer with personal letter •ml jvfcrencex. Address Boxj*0, JDws. W ANT ED—Experienced stenographer, steady employment; Smith machine. KNIGHT A JILLSON CO., 131 8. Pennsylvania st.

WANTED-Refined young man. between 17 and 25. having some spare time and possessing good vijlce, to exchange light clerical work for lesson* In voice culture. Addresf hox 97, News.

\V A NTED—Three or four strong, active girls or women, steady work at MACK S CARPE AND RtJG FACTORY, Thirteenth and canal.

•S CARPET

__ „ an<1 04nal -

WA^TED—Avoid tab. smarting, "rough,' rod •kin applying Hatin-Skln Cream and SatlnBkln Powder before exiKwuro to wind or cold. Mo. „ WANT»X>—stenographer to form tl per week typewriter clubs to own their own machines. BENTINEL PRINTING CO.. Typewriter De-_

g ■ ■ ■

stores natural color, prevents grayness, ntng; $1 else 60c; each package contains trial cake Juvenalis Shampoo Soap. HUD!

WANTED—MALE.

WANTED-Chew Red Ox.

WANTED-Barber.

WANTED—See big

fc-nd 11. WANTED-Buggy and wagon crater. PARRY MFG. CO.

WANTED—Boy ENGLE * SON. Printers, 307 Century Bldg. WANTED-T man for farm and dairy purpose. 2807 Ashland ave.

943 Massachusetts ave. Berkeley ads., page# 2

WANTED—Good blacssmlth helper.

109 W. Morris st.

BERND

Bros.

W’ANTED—Three addTtlonai laborers at Terra Cotta Works. Brightwood.

Classified

One cent a word each insertion, incltiding tBe words indicatiag the daxai- ( Want) Ads.

FOR SALE REAL F.STATg—Chew Red Ox.

REAL ESTATE—INDIANA TRUST CO.

REAL ESTATE—insurance. FIBBER A REILLt, 116 E. Market, REAL ESTATE--Fine lot on Sanders st.

WANTED—SITUATIONS. SITUATION WANTED—See big Berkeley ads. pages 2 and 11. ■ SITUATION WANTED—In private family, of janitor work. 126 W. Ohio.

for sale—miscellaneous. F< m^ALDG^^T'

WANTED—Boy to carry papers; northeastern

part city. 418 Stevenson Bldg.

W A NTED Boy, with wheel, for office work. Sanderaoh School, Building.

errands and Big Four

W’ANTED—First-class baker; steady work; wages made right. W. H. WEBB, Martinsville, Ind.

SITUATION WANTED—By two German girt»:

general housework. 617 Sanders st.

SITUATION • WANTED—Help furnished on short notice. 149 N. Delaware, room 5.

SITUATION W ANTE D- Co n.-enter! work; steady position. Address Box 31,

repair News.

SITUATION WANTED—By boy.of 17. for collector or light work. Address box 1840, News.

SITUATION WANTED—Housekeeper for wlTower; references exchanged. Address Box 101.

News.

j experienced waiter and porter Park pavilion. HYDE St JUNE, j SITUATION WANTED—By active man. cJeri-

WANTED—An

^agJFatfvtww | _______ Managers. i C al or other work; or both. Address Box 139. WANTED—Stark Nursery pay* eaan weekly If ’ News. you sell Stark trees. Louisiana. Mo.. Dans- SITUATION WANTED—By an experienced vIHe, N. Y. house and coachman. Address Box 135. WANTEI*—Fifty laborers for street work, at News.

once, for out of town work; transportation 1 furnished. Apply 340 W. Michigan st,

WANTED—Young man with experience In gro- ; 2891 green.

to drive wagon and work In j

SITUATION WANTED—Colored girl to asi In housework. 117 W. Walnut. Old ph

islst one

eery business,

grocery store, with reference.

glnla ave.

Call 1026 Vir-

WANTED—Families with children old to weed and harvest onion set#. Tents

enough

fur

SITUATION WA NTED—Dell verlng or collecting; experienced; can furnish references. Ad-

dress Box 140, News.

nished free for living quarters. Apply at once to HUNTINGTON f- Vtntr Seertsm-n ISO F

Market st.

SITUATION WANTED—Position as bookkeeper or manager, after June l, by man of ex-

St PAGE, Seedsmen, 130 E. Pertefce Address Box 132, News. ' j SITUATION WANTED—Middle-aged man of

"WANTED—Wood carvers and young men with some experience in wood carving; high wages and good chance for right men. Apply from 5 to € p. m., Thursday, and 8 to 10 a. m„ Friday.

143 E. Washington st.

men, intelligent,

with one of

WA NTED-Several young

good address, for soliciting work

best-known firms In city; experience not absolutely necessary. Call Monday, room 17 Iro-

quois Hotel. 9-11. 1:30-4:30.

WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS. WANTED—“Charles Major." 5c.

WANTED—Chewers to chew Red Ox.

WANTED—See big Berkeley ads., pages 2 and 11.

WANTED—Eat Korn Dainties and save your coupons.

WANTED—Washing and day work. 948 Tremont ave.

WANTED—Cheap horse. 1120 E. Tenth st. New telephone 1897.

WANTED—Lace curtains to launder. Old phone brown 827.

WANTED—Good, second-hand delivery wagon. Call 229 E. Maryland #t.

FOR SALE—Home bakery and confectionery, cheap. 417 Madison ave.

WANTED—I do wood-turning of every description. 213 N. Alabama.

WANTED—Soda fountain (second hand). Apply to WM- TRON. Fair Bank Park.

WANTED—To buy 500 featner beds. Drop postal. J. W, GAUDY, 1222 Newman.

WANTED—Invalid roller chair; must be in good condition. Apply 1938 Ruckle st.

WANTED—National cash register; will pay cash for same. Address Box 3, News.

WANTED—Couple of children to board; reference required. Address Box 111, News.

WANTED—Family washing; reasonable rate. PROGRESS LAUNDRY. Telephone 1121.

WANTET*—Stove and all kinds of stove repairing. 323 Indiana ave. Old phone 1792.

WANTED-MODEL LAUNDRY; lace curtains, family washing; good work; prices right.

WANTED—Shields made for ounions. WELCH & WIFE, Chiropodists. 36 W. Washington.

WANTED—Exchange suit of clothes made to order, for building closet. 424 Massachusetts.

WANTED—To buy dwelling south or southeast, six or seven rooms, at a bargain. MICK &

CO.

W'ANTED—To buy good delivery horse and wagon; come quick. Call at 1026 Virginia

ave.

WANTED—Furnished house for summer; plenty shade, near car Une.vAddress Box 134,

News.

WANTED—Best engraving and electrotypes. INDIANA ELECTROTYPE CO., 23 W.

Pearl,

WANTED — ARGADINE & BROS., cleaners of wall paper. 134 N. New Jersey st.

room.

WANTED—Straw and leghorn hats dyed and pressed; long plumes made. FAILLES, 30 8.

Illinois st.

WANTED—Pupils for private dancing lessons; ladles, $2 a term; gentlemen, $4. Address Box

1637. News.

WANTED—Spot cash for a small stock of groceries in a good town in Indiana. Address

Box 126. News.

WANTED—Money loaned on watenes and diamonds; private room; confidential, reliable.

108 E. Ohio st.

"WANTED—Leaky cisterns cleaned and cemented. *1.50. FRANK C. BUTTZ, 301 N. Capitol

ave. Phones 1791.

AVA NTED—ABOUT 2,000 FEET FLOOR SPACE FOR LIGHT MANUFACTURING. ADDRESS

BOX 142, NEWS.

WANTEIJ—Children’s sewing; buttonholes a specialty, by MRS. RHINEHART, 1132

Southeastern ave.

WANTED—An opportunty to figure on your dental work. SELLERS BROS., Dentists,

over News office.

WANTED—To buy girl’s second-hand blcycie; 22-inch wheel; state price and condition. Ad-

dress Box 71, News.

W'ANTED—To borrow *1.200 on a ten-room double house; rental value #17 per month. Ad-

dress Box 95. News.

WANTED—Rooms for motherland daughter, where they can do light housekeeping. Ad-

dress Box 120, New’#.

WANTED—Money loaned on watenes and diamonds; largest possible amount; lowest rates.

208 Stevenson Building.

W’ANTED—To buy for spot cash, a small stock of groceries where there are living rooms.

Address Box 125, News.

WANTED—Summer dresses to make from 84 to |6; wool dresses from $S to *10. 18 E. Ohio. MR. H. S. REA.

W’ANTED—Lace curtains laundered 30c per pair; collars and cuffs, 2c. Telephone U21 tor wagon. PROGRESS LAUNDRY.

WANTED—Good floor coffee mill; also counter scales, half ounce to ten or twenty pounds' capacity. Address box 105, News.

AVA,NTEI>—To contract carpenter work ami painting; new or old work. Address 308 S. Noble. SEDAM & SANDBFUR.

WANTED—To rent tour or nve-room house by June 1, near E. Tenth or south central portion of city. Address box 1638. News.

WANTED—To buv old books; also stamp collections. What have you? A. N. WILSON, 3 N. Alabama st. (upstairs), Indianapolis.

good address and fair education wants employment. Address Box 77, News. SITUATION WANTED-By young” lady. *3 bookkeeper or assistant bookkeeper; references given. Address Box 131, News. SITUATION WANTED—By a good girl, for light housework, more for good home than wages. 124 N. New Jersey, room 5. Call evening^ SITUATION WANTED—Stenograpners. Competent Remington operators furnished positions.

Phones 451.

DICT.

WYCKOFF, SEAMANS

posltl & BE

NE-

SITUATION WANTED—Man of large experience, sober and Industrious, as accountant, clerk, any honorable employment. Address Box 145, News. imJATION WANTED—As BOOKKEEPER, assistant, or clerk, by experienced young man; well acquainted with Indianapolis, at present employed, good penman; graduate of Business College. Danville, Ind. Will be in Indianapolis Sunday, 25th. Bank references or bond. Address W. A. KENTSINGER, 1401 W. Broadway, Louisville, Ky.

WANTED—AGENTS. AGENTS WANTED—See big Berkeley ads., pages 2 and 11. AGENTS WANTED-Some good lady agents. Call at once at 2004 Ashland ave.

AGENTS WANTED—Amer. Cent. Life Ins. Co. Guarantee salary contract. Industrial department.

AGENTS WANTED—Hustlers for beat selling and reselling toilet soap on market. Call 5 p. m., 950 N. Illinois.

AGENTS WANTED—A live agent In every county, to sell Foot Hold Dustpans. Address ANSHUTZ MFG. CO., Frankton, Ind.

AGENTS WANTED—Men and women of appearance and good address; steady employment; good pay; chance for advancement. 602

nea ploj

S, Per.naylvanla st.

AGENTS WANTED-Who can adapt themselves to monthly payment and ordinary insurance work; salary and commission contract^ Apply STATE LIFE INSURANCE CO. AG ENTS W ANTED—'M artlnlque Flood of Fire and Burning Rain." The greatest horror of modem times. Immense sales; harvest for agents; best terms; credit given; freight paid; outfit free. P. W. ZIEGLER & CO., 324 Dear-

born st., Chicago, 111.

tmiipt b* flint-cUss"

wages, 616 per month; will pay |1$ per month to all wh© #tsy until October l, KIRBY HOUSE,

IP t . _• vyiwDoift**' My •oSdto?

dtw morning

tTTNG CO Michigan.

Call Fri-

INDUNAPOUS ELKCTRO701 K. Michigan, corner State

WANTED—A tonic: Juvenalis Hair Food re-

thm-

contaln# free

HUDER S.

W ANTED—YOUNG MAN OF ABILITY TO ACT AS ASSISTANT MANAGER IN SMALL MANUFACTURING PLANT. ’CALL AT STUmtlNti HOTEL, SATURDAY, 12-1. S. B. TINSLEY.

WAGON. SALOON

SATURDAY MORNING, 8-9, STUBBINS HOTEL. S. B. TINS LEY. WANTED—Young man or woman under 20 years in every town In Indiana to sell novelty to business houses; quick and easy money; give bunk references. Address CENTRAL PRINTING CO., Indianapolis.

bj a lady; as near Twenty-fourth and Yandes struts as possible. ^f 1 ££ e8S _9' W( > Yandes st. W A NTED—Couple desire board and large room, prefer alcove; private family; modern home; preferably stone structure. Address box 141,

News.

SALESMEN WANTED.

SALESMEN WANTED-To sell oil stock, paying large monthly dividends. C. H. JENNE,

1010 Stevenson Building.

SALESMEN WANTED—Do you wisn to represent the largest and most complete nursery In the State? Headquarters for hardy fruits and ornamentals; stock guaranteed; pay weekly; write for terms. ALBERTSON & HOBBS,

Bridgeport. Ind.

FOR SALE—HORSES—VEHICLES.

FOR BALE—Try Red Ox.

FOR SALE—See big Berkeley ads., pages 2

and 11.

FOR SALE—Fine delivery horse. 307 N.

Summit.

.-FOR SALE—Three horses. Rear of 635 E. Wa-

bash st.

FOR SALE-A good, gentle mare. 1975 Lud-

low ave.

FOR SALE—Jump-seat surrey; good order. 601

W. Washington st.

FOR SALE—$25 buys a black mare, 8 years

old. 312 Agnes st.

FOR SALE—Surrey, rubber tires; almost new.

715 W. Michigan st.

FOR SALE—Horse and wagon; cheap. Call

1502 8. Belmont ave.

FOR SALE—Two-seated carriage; good as

new. 1634 S. Meridian.

FOR SALE—Good end-spring top buggy;

cheap. 2119 Shrlver ave.

FOR SALE—Good-sized, seven-year-old family

broke mare. 2215 Rural.

FOR SALE—A Brewster made buggy; In good

condition. 2241 Talbott ave.

FOR SALE—New landau; rubber tires. ROB-

BINS A CO., 32 E. Georgia st.

FOR SALE—Five-year-old mare and colt; will

exchange for driver. 312 Douglass.

FOR SALE—Eight-year-old family broke horse. H. H. GATES' STABLES. McLean Place.

FOR SALE—Try WOLF & CO., 1029 S. Delaware st.. for carriage and wagon painting.

FOR SALK—If they tell you we can't shoe your horse for S0c. come and see EDWARDS.

FOR SALE—A pony cart in good condition; price 830. FRANK F. SMITH, Franklin, Ind. FOR SALE—Fine sorrel horse, 18 hands high; city broke; extra good driver. *425 W, Maryland FOR SALE—Sorrel mare, free driver, nine years old, gentle. HERRMANN’S stable, 226 E. Pearl. ,

FOR SALE—Bargain; rubber-tire phaeton and

runabout; new. 510 E. Wash!

phone 2066.

510 E. Washington. New

FOR SALE—Shetland ponies; extra fine; fullblooded. Address J. M. WESTCOTT, Rich-

mond, Ind.

FOR SALE—Fine extension-top Studebaker - carriage; also English cart; cheaj. 1914 N. Meridian at.

FOR SALE—Three sets light harness; one general purpose; stud horse standing at 828 E. Washington st.

WANTED—The Homestead will buy you a home; 81,000 cost 88-83 1-3 per month; a credit of 88 on property. Open Saturday nights. 57

Baldwin Block.

WANTED—Gas and gasoline engines, all sixes, bought, sold, rebuilt and exchanged; special

ut to order. U0 S. Capitol

BRBOCKEK.

gears c KNICK

WANTED--The undersigned would like to hear

from towns In Indiana deatrln

ANTOD-ThVes^ e-xperienced shirt Marchers;

- **

CW.M. . Ill show a special bargain In

_ spring heel dress shoes, patent Wf-rri: sj: irtrusejssyas

tlllnoia.

eleo-

leather

move IS* P

Wanted—Confidential consultations free to • S ‘ STODDARD, thirty

■ and

,7 zzzrs

chronic diseases Removed to 63S

ton Claypool Bldg.

omen

and C28 New*

W A NTED- Ha'# you a voice worth training* WILLIAM WILKISON, who for year# was under slliwctton of Stgnortna Tacln vlgna. the

famous vocal instructor of ClncinnaU. testa volcaa free at studio, 5U N. New Jersey. Sal-

s'' Brdays and Tuegdays. 1 to 8 p. m,

WANTED—A manufacturing concern desire# with view of »ecurtng service* as ropresentaUvs, the address of refined and Intelligent, ‘ ■ •ttpporting. middle-aged lady (widow proof good manners and appearance, must

|^f-eu; (erred) have b

business tncllnaUon, know how to handle people, and willing to exchange a moderate amount of energy for good, steady position.

~ Address Box U4. New*.

PERSONAL.

PERSONAL—Waldorf steel ranges, dealer#. Ask to eee It.

sold by

_ celebrated toilet preparaGloriovs Wate-,*' ta on sal# at H. *. { St CO.’S.

assirss*

loaned on watches and

amount*; lowest

besides tail JFow-

WANTED—10c paid per load for dirt, brickbats, mortar, cinders, etc.; dump at west end White river bridge; northwest Van Camp's packinghouse. PaRRY MFG. CO.

WANTED—A home for a young lady, where she may defray her expense for both room and board by doing a little light work nights, mornings and Saturday, while attending Vorles's Business College. Address the college.

W'ANTED -Everybody to

kiuo

Paper Co. 1

best goods at the lowest

(Hanapolls

U

that the Inoffering the

itrli

prices; tapestries at

15c, rOo, 25c. best at 35c; fine ’.ine of Imported papers; Cleveland paper cleaner, best on earth,

a \V. Maryland st.

-A suggestive sketch for advertising ad Roasted Cofltee; #1#* about one will give 525 for first and 810 for

uilana desiring to own el

trio light or water plants, or parties desiring

build Intel-urban electric railways. ROBERT S. ASHE. Richmond, Ind. WANTED- A few good aii-rour.d millwrights,

accustomed to working wood or Iron on gen-

eral min construction. Address, stating age. experience, reference and salary expected. SANDUSKY PORTLAND CEMENT CO.. Syracuse, Xad. . WANTED—Canadian corporation, about to do

business la Indianapolis and throughout State

of Indiana, wants office manager; 620 weekly ,

^.h^ro^frod^d^firot * Ad° WANTED—All persons afflicted with any eye

t Cla * S rof-rences. Ad- j trou foies (especially '’granulated lids”) and

crew pox w. oews. having failed to obtain the desired benefits,

should not fall to acquaint themselves Immediately with the satisfactory results given by

Analeptic Eye Method, of 310 N. I Indianapolis. Ind. Examination free

FOR S.-VT.F—Bay more, good roadster, or trade for one suitable for delivery wagon. Call at

1504 College ave.

FOR SALE—Or Trade: Robbms phaeton, new, rubber-tired, leather top. 2030 Bellefontalne.

New phone 3284,

WANTED Magic H!er„ foot square;

second best, we to decide; would suggest scene from ’’Faust"; contest closes June 15. HULMAN A CO.. Terre Haute, Ind.

WANTED-Men to learn barber trade; we guar- : should not fall to acquaint themselves imm,

HflMBety with the satisfactory rex

the Analeptic Eye Method, of 310 N. Illinois

ante# graduates positions at top nly two months’ experience with i

aved; tools ik ~ ^ Write for cata

wages after us; two years

saved; tool# donated; wages paid Saturdays. ! st.

Jogue. MOLF.R BARBER COL-1 ~

1,350E, Chicago, 111.

Wanted—Any ewenretic ns*a can make money distributing samples of merchandise, circular*, etc. We secure advertising matter for distribution In every section pf the U. S. and want men to do the work. Good pay: HORN APV. ASS N., tm Broadway. N Y.

Citlanfi

W'ANTED—Fw U. S. Army, aoie-oodied, un married men, between ages of II and 34; cl gen* of United States, of good character temperate habit#* who can speak, read and writ# English. For Information apply to Recruiting Officer. 25 N. Illinois at., Indianapolis. Ind. - x

knows how to place goods on the markets of the world; from consumer to jobbers. Address or call GEO. WM. HOFFMAN, Expert PolishMaker. 4a E. Washington at. ^ WANTED—At once. At installment “wagon manager; one who can get two men to go with Mia; have a list of over 100 best towns in the State; have a first-class proposition for man who means business and can snow record; references required. Address W. D. RICHARDSON. Ml Main at.. Lafayette. Ind.

WAXTED-

MONEY. MONEY. IF YOU RUN SHORT OF MONEY. CALL AND SEE ME. WE MAKE THE MOST LIBERAL ADVANCES POSSIBLE ON WATCHES. DIAMONDS and jewelry at REASONABLE RATES. NOE'S LOAN OFFICE, 110 W. MARKET.

PALMISTS, CLAIRVOYANTS, ETC. CLAIRVOYANT—MRsi ALISANDRE^^predlctlon* come true. Readings and advice 25c and 59c i«3i Shelby.

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CLAIRVOYANT—DR. UNA F. SILVA, 22 W. Ohio st.. the noted medium, will give readings next four days for 25c by mentioning this ajiT' ■ „ -c;CLAIRVOYANT—And " Palmist ' MADAME LUELLA. business readings dally. Call and see this gifted psychic. Hours 8 a. m. to 3 p, m Also Sunday'. 424 E. Ohio. CLAIRVOYANT—MADAME~ CAStMSY. P*rmanently located at 120 N. New Jersey, will give full readings until Saturday, ladies, 25c; gents, 50c. Please bring this ad. with you.

FOR SALE—Sand and gravel. PARRY MFG.

FOR SALE—Moving, |i per load. Both phones

REAL ESTATE—2111 Central ave., nine rooms, furnace, bath, barn. —

REAL ESTATE—15 per cent, rentals, 61,s5£ REAL ESTATE—Lot Address Box 138, News. I _ of river. Owner. 36 8. REAL ESTATE—Chotc* tot, Delaware it., south real K8TATK-Modern* ten-r of Sixteenth. I. N. RICHIE. | N. Ultnots; well built. Addr

REAL ESTATE—Small house. *300 down; 88 a month. 312 Agnes st. REAL ESTATE-Tuxedo lots, single or doume lot. Address 1240 W. Market st. REAL ESTATE—For bargains In real estate see W. E. MICK & CO., 116 E. Market.

MEYER A CO.. 144 E. Market. _____ REAL KSTATE—Building at North st; a bar- j gain. J. T. EAST A CO., «07 Law Building. !

J- i REAL ESTATE—Modern. 8-room reside northeast; 6M0G; no agents. Address 3

135, New*.

•Net

— REAL ESTATE—New, modern. 8-room MARTIN-’ 1127 Jeffernon ave. Groat ba

F street. ALE ~ GOCarf; ch * ap ' R<,ar 3 « N - West !

big Berkeley ads., pages 2

FOR SALE—See

and II.

t 'av<'mie L ^ — ^* >0e ® hop ’ c h«ap. 938 Ft. Wayne ®ALK~Two-chalr barber shop. Ill McLean Place.

REAL ESTATE—List your real estateV GREYER & KELLER. 405 Majestic Bldg. REAL ESTATE—Insurance, loans, rertals. SF.IDEN3TICKER & ROOT, 133 E. Market. REAL ESTATE—City property, farms; bargains. WM. T. PATTEN, 180 E. Market st.

R d1lK. afjmtlft, SlU^lndUna Tros^Bidr j

REAL ESTATE—List your property for quick | R ^'

sale witn A. J. METER A CO., 144 E. Mar * j ^n- r o^m ^oum ^ ^ ^

and shelving. 1625 S.

FOR SALE—Counters

Meridian st.

FOR SALE—Young fresh Jersey cow and calf. 3412 Salem st. FOR SAIJK—500 business cards, 35c. 523 E.

Washington st.

FOR HALE--Dry

E. Washington.

FOR PALF—2u acres timothy and 3 acres clover. Dtl Commercial Club. FOR SALE—Btillard table and pictures; cheap. 1033 E. Washington st. FOR SALE—Good Jersey cow and calf. Cali

_ at 2680 N. Senate ave.

FOR SALE—Restaurant, 8135 If sold at once.

Address Box 83, News. FOR SALK—Shelving a

cheap. STAR STORE. FOR SALE—Upright piano, nearly new; 8165; cost 3450. 23 N. Liberty. FOR SALE—Or Trade: Pointer pup. Call In evening at 1313 HMlslde ave. FOR SALE—500 business cards for'59c. VIC-

clothing tables.

TOR, Printer, 26 N. Delaware.

FOR SALE—Rooming-house; sonabie. Address Box 82, N

FOR SALE—Horses, fifteen head; drivers, general purpose and draft horses. 38 W. Ohio st.

CARMONA & CASE.

FOR SALE—Surrey. *25; set harness, used last summer only, cost *150; will take less half

cost. 328 Virginia ave.

FOR SALE—Two good wagons and harness, ar will trade for horse. 3117 Jackson st.,

rear of Mt. Jackson Sanatorium.

FOR SALE—Good, smooth, six-year-old mare; weighs 1,250; suitable for farm or delivery;

trade for cheaper horse. 312 Agnes.

FOR SALE—Many new vehicles cheap; secondhand phaetons less than cost. IRVIN ROBBINS, 32 K. Georgia st. Repairing solicited.

FOR SALE—A nobby, light (buggy) wagon, with portable top; fine condition; newly painted; cost $110; bargain at $30. 66 Lombard

Building.

FOR SALE—Services, Percneron and. Denmark, draft and saddle stallions. Rosemont Breeding Farm, one mile east Mlilersvllle, Ind.

L. W. ELY. Manager.

FOR SALE—Thin work horse, 830. will consider trade felt driver; also one nice saddle and family horse; black as jet; price right.

Call rear 820 N. Alabama.

FOR SALE—New and second-nand vehicle*; buggy tops, canopy tops, spring wagons and buggy bodies, wheels, shafts, poles, cushions, backs, dashes, fenders and springs. Call at 523

ST Illinois st. M. H. GEYER.

NOTICfc.

NOTICE—Red OX.

NOTICE-SIX) business card# lor Sue. VICTOR,

Printer. 2« N. Delaware.

NOTICE—500 dodgers lor 80c. ARROW PRINT-

ING OFFICE. 124 E. Court.

NOTICE—JOSEPH GARDNER, Tinner. 39

Kentucky ave. Telephone 322.

NOTICE—HENRY A. STUMPF. Moncrief

furnaces. 2X6 S. Pennsylvania.

NOTICE—Save money by buying watches, diamonds and Jewelry of SCHERGENS, 831 E. Washington.

NOTTCK-THE PEERLESS FOUNDRY COHO Meek st., manufacture# stove casting# of al! kind#' also does stove repairing. New phone 2402. • '

NOTICE—To contractors and builders: If you have wood turning of any description, see me. Job work a specialty. 213 N. Alabama street. ,

SANATORIUMS. SANATORIUM—Private home for ladles before and during confinement. MATERNITY HOME, 418 N. New Jersey.

best location; reaN ews.

FOR SALE—200-lb refrigerator; parlor set; good as new. 8S0 Virginia ave. FOR SALE—a' large Shorthorn cow and calf;

FOR SALE—New Improved Singer sewing ma-

chine; cheap. 225 C. Vermont st.

FOR SALE—French poodle pups. Angora rab-

bits, Belgian hares. 2522 N. Capitol.

FOR SALE—Electric fan* rented and kept In

repair. BROWN, 2508 Capitol, N.

FOR SALE—500 dodgers for 60c. ARROW

PRINTING OFFICE, 124 E. Court.

FOR SALE—Two soda fountains, with thirteen feet long frame. 45 W. Washington st.

FOR SALE—Street clock for sale cheap; double face and electric. Call 506 8. Meridian.

FOR BALE—An extra oak roll top desk and chair; superb; *20. 66 Lombard Building.

FOR SALE-No. 7 cook stove; lady's bicycle, pictures and rugs, cheap. 522 Warsaw st.

FOR SALE—No. 2 Caligraph typewriter; cheap; good condition. Call 836 S. Noble st.

FOR SALE—Square piano, 840; must be sold to-day; moving. 2311 Belle st. Big bargain.

FOR SALE—Family washing nicely laundered; prices reasonable. PROGRESS LAUNDRY;

FOR SALE—Trees trimmeo. Address JOHN L. EVANS, practical tree-trimmer, 725 Locke st.

FOR SALE—New and second-hand gas engines. PARKHURST BROS. & CO., 220 Kentucky

ave.

FOR SALE—Restaurant and well filled rooming house; first-class trade. Address box 29,

News.

FOR SALE—Good restaurant. 23 N. Delaware. Inquire 334 E. Washington, or 44 Baldwin

Bldg.

FOR SALE—Best engraving and electrotypes. INDIANA ELECTROTYPE CO.. 28 W. Pearl

street.

FOR SALE—Musical Instruments; easy payments. CARLIN & LENNOX, Nos. 5 to 9 E.

Market.

FOR SALE—The best crown made; only $3 this month, at SELLER BROS., Dentists, over

News office.

FOR SALE—Gas engines; 1 to 50-horse power. FRANK C. BUTTZ. 301 N. Capitol ave. Tele-

phones 1791.

FOR SALE—Acetylene generator, seventylight; best made,! New; low price. Address

Box 135, News.

FOR SALE—Or Rent; Invalid rolling chairs; parlor reclining chairs. W. D. ALLISON CO.,

133 E. South st.

FOR SALE—A fine line ot suitings to order at $18, $20, $22.60 and $25. S. L. TAYLOR A CO.,

17 Virginia ave.

FOR SALE—Registered Jersey; twelve-quart flow, twelve pounds butter, New phone 3284.

2030 Bellefontalne.

FOR SALE—Money loareq on watenes and diamonds, largest possii..- amount; lowest rates.

203 Stevenson Building.

FOR SALE—Rooming-house, full of roomers; must sell at once on account of Ill-health.

Address Box 119, News.

FOR SALE—We sell, rent, repair and exchange typewriters. WYCKOFF, SEAMANS & BEN-

EDICT. 12 E. Market st.

FOR SALE—Drug store, fine fixtures. Invoice about 13,500; will sell at a bargain. E. GAR-

RISON, Roachdale, Ind.

FOR SALE—Two latest Columbia barber chairs, washstand, mirrors, brackets and

pole; 365 W. Washington.

FOR SALE—Or Rent: Tnree electric motors, one-sixth, one-fourth, and one horse-power.

BROWN. 2508 N. Capitol.

FOR SALE—First-class restaurant and confectionery; good business and reasons to sell.

Address Box 284, Linton, Ind.

FOR SALE—Lace curtains launoered, 30c per pair; collars and cuffs, 2c. Telephone 1121 for

wagon. PROGRESS LAUNDRY.

FOR SALE—A 22-ealtber magazine rifle; also a 25-call her, 9-gr. stevens rifle; both in perfect

condition. Address Box 93, News.

FOB SALE—Second-hand belt-power and handpower freight elevators; cheap. PARKHURST

BROS & CO., 220 Kentucky ave.

FOR SALE—Order Korn Krisps and Korn dainties for picnics and lawn socials. New phone 2444, factory 637 S. Delaware st.

FOR SALE—Family cow, with or without calf; five gallons per day; second calf. 1902 N. Meridian. Before 7 or after 5. Phone 239.

FOR SALE—Eggs from exhibition stock; barred rocks. Brahmas. Cornish game, brown Leghorns. Phone cherry 1160. 510 Leon.

FOR SALE—Creamery outfit complete for making butter, cream and cheese. Address T. M. M’KEE, 128 N. Broadway, Greenfield,

Ind.

FOR SALE—Second-hand Blicklnsderfer typewriter. Nos. 5 and 7 Hammonds, etc.; machines rented. FRANK D. SHIRA, 50 S. Illi-

nois st.

FOR SALE—Grocery, worth *800 for *650; also 7 rooms, modern house. Talbott ave.. worth *4.000, now *3,250. SMITH & BUTLER, 24

Baldwin.

FOR SALE—Four old grandfather clocks, two oak cases, two mahogany; brought from Liverpool, England. Very antique. Address Box

138, News.

FOlt SALE—Blacksmith stand, stock and tools, two fires and paint shop, good buslnesCall or address HOMER SMOCK. 107-109 S.

Meridian st., Indianapolis.

FOR SALE—Millinery store, doing a business of $10,000 a year; ill-health the only reason for selling. For further information address MISS FLORA B. MASON. Elwood, Ind.

FOR SALE—Must sell or trade by 1st of month my confectionery, fruit and Ice cream business; reason, foreclosure of mortgage on other business; fine opportunity for anyone. Address

134 N. Illinois.

FOR SALE—Second-hand billiard and pool tables, billiard table repairs; a large stock of cheap bar fixtures, cigar counters, etc. • THE BRUNSWICK BALKE-COLLENDER CO., 40

S. Meridian.

FOR SALE—Cheap, second-hand gas and steam engines; taken in exchange for the 'Twentieth .Century” Hancock gas-gasoline engines; get our prices. TREES MFG. .CO.,

Greenfield, Ind.

FOR SALE—TYPEWRITERS, new and old, including Olivers, Remingtons. Smith Premier#. Densmores, Callgraphs, at BARGAIN prices. AH machines guaranteed. Typewriters rented *2.50 per month. Old phone, main 2890. TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE. 32 Monument Place.

FOR SALE—BOX LUNCHES for TRAVEL and PICNIC, 10c and up. TAGGART’S BAK-

ERY. 233 Mass. ave.

JFOR^SALE—BICYCLES. FOR SALE—Three tandems from *8 to *15. STS

Virginia ave.

FOR SALE-Gent’s tandem; good as new; |30.

1033 E. Washington st.

FOR BALE—Lady's bicycle; little used; cost $35; sells less than half. 2310 Bellefontalne st.

FOR SALE—At our new home, 208 and 210 8. Illinois st., selling good, new bicycle# as low as *10. THE GUARANTEE TIRE AND BI-

CYCLE CO.

REAL ESTATE-17,000; fine lot. Meridian st., south of Sixteenth. I. N. RICHIE, 108 E. Mar-

ket. ,

REAL ESTATE—Place your fire insurance with GREYER & KELLER, 405 Majestic

Bldg.

REAL ESTATE—Pretty cottage home. H05 Pleasant st.; choice home location. Call 105

N. Ea#t.

REAL ESTATE—Two-story, eight-room house, on State st., on easy terms. Inquire at 214

Lemcke Bldg.

REAL ESTATE—Tin. gatvantxed Iron and furnace work. ABEL A DOYLE, 229 Indiana ave.

New phone 850.

REAL ESTATE—Private money ready at 5 per cent.; with privilege of prepayment. C. F.

8AYLES & CO.

REAL ESTATE—Double house; South Side; rent# for *240 per year; price $3,000. Address Box 1G65, News.

REAL ESTATE—Elegant lot- Alabama st. (Morton Place); less than market price. Owner, 821 Stevenson.

REAL ESTATE!—Improved and unimproved property; cash bargains; owner leaving city. Address Box 1978. News.

REAL ESTATBC—Five-room cottage, cellar, furnace, fruit, near Indianapolis. Interurban line. Address Box 112. News.

REAL ESTATE—Splendid five-room cottage on N- Oriental st., cheap. THE CENTRAL TRUST CO.. 150 E. Market st.

REAL ESTATE—Private money to loan oh real estate, with privilege of prepayment. GREYER & KELLER, 40 Majestic Bldg.

P.EAL ESTATE—At a bargain; ten-room house, cpmolete: modern; high lot. with barn; Call at once. A. G. CORNELIUS,* 805-S12 Law

Bldg.

REAL ESTATE—Nearly new. six-room house, near Highland Place; nice lot, near car line; only 11,550. HODSON & WRIGHT. 323-4

Lemcke.

REAL ESTATE—Good, double house, modern, on Broadway, near Eleventh, 10 per cent. Investment. THE CENTRAL TRUST CO., 150

E. Market et.

REAL ESTATE—Splendid cottage, 6 rooms, Eugene at.. North Indianapolis; very cheap for cash. THE CENTRAL TRUST CO., 150

E. Market st.

fREAL ESTATE—Beautiful lot. Bellefontalne #t., near Twenty-third; cement walks, sewers, only $660; sure snap. HODSON & WRIGHT,

323-4 Lemcke.

REAL ESTATE—New, double house, N. New ' Jersey st., $2,250; big bargain; will advance in price rapidly. T. J. CARPENTER CO., 27

Baldwin Block.

REAL ESTATE—Will pay cash for small rental properties. Give full description, exact location, rental value and lowest price. Address

Box 113, News.

REAL ESTATE—One and two-acre tracts on Broad Ripple street car line; desirable tor country homes. JA&ES STEVENSON, 1130

Stevenson Building. -

REAL ESTATE—$4,300 buys 9-room, strictly up-to-date house on Park ave., nearly new. See this If you want a good home. FIEBER &

REILLY, 146 E. Market st.

REAL ESTATE—Houses, easy monthly payments; prices from $600 to $4,500; secure your home and stop paying rent. THE YARYEN

AGENCY, 821 Stevenson Bldg.

REAL ESTATE—Have you ever heard of Insuring the title to your real estate? Investigate It. INDIANA TITLE GUARANTY AND LOAN

COMPANY, 129 E. Market st.

REAL ESTATE—See our list of good things in this column to-morrow night. See us Saturday about them. See the properties Sunday. 8EIDENSTICJCER A ROOT. 133 E. Market.

REAL ESTATE—Bargain; most desirable corner lot in Indianapolis for flats or apartment house; southwest comer. Meridian and Walnut

See lot and see me. I. N. RICHIE.

REAL ESTATE—Broadway, near Nineteenth: two-story, 7 rooms and bath: property In nice condition; Trust gas. block street. For quick sale, $3,700. HODSON & WRIGHT, 323-4

Lemcke.

REAL ESTATE—Exceedingly choice horns; modern and up-to-date; good bam; large lot; beautiful shade and fruit trees; most beautiful part of Illinois st.; real bargain. I. N. RICHIE, 108

E. Market.

REAL ESTATE—To purchasers; State your wants, whether timber, prairie or improved farms, or a homestead; 40 agencies. Address UNION LAND AND COLONIZATION CO.,

Three Oaks, Mich.

REAL EOT ATE—House, 6 rooms, on Yandes st.; Just south of Twelfth; lot 40x150; rents *138 per year. If sold in five days, *1,100. Biggest bargain ever offered. FIEBER & REILLY. 146 E. Market st.

REAL ESTATE!—A tew choice lota on Keystone ave. and St. Peter st., near Prospect st., on easy weekly payments; prices *260 to *350; an excellent location for a moderate home. DENNY A DENNY. 30 N. Delaware st.

REAL ESTATE — House of five rooms and large pantry, on Seville ave., near Tenth at.; house Is substantially built and Is well worth *1,500; owner must sell at once, and will take *1,350. Call, after 6 p. m. 913 N. BevHle ave.

REAL ESTATE—120 acres, two houses, good barn, some fruit; all nice, level land, tilled; all In cultivation; best of soil; two miles from town; offered for thirty days at *45 per acre; easy terma. CROOKE & FORSYTHE, Odon,

Ind.

REAL ESTATE—Double house of 10 rooms; well built, newly decorated, with four cabinet mantels, cisterns, city water, brick walks, etc.; If bought now, can be had for *1,900; brings $22 per month. Call after 6 p. m. 913

Bevllle ave.

REAL ESTATE—East front lots, south of New York st., on Rural, with gas paid for, at decided bargain; easy terms. Comer lot. Central ave., can subdivide. Soveral houses north, from $2,000 to *6,000; cheaper than to build. W.

J. LOWRY, 22 Ingalls Block.

REAL ESTATE—Beautiful, nine-room residence, 3026 N. Illinois st.; bath complete; furnace, both gases and electric lights; every room handsomely papered; two grates, two cabinet mantels, nice veranda; east front; no Incumbrance. See owner, at house. REAL ESTATE—Five-room cottage, new. on Coffey at., one square north of Oliver ave.; small cash payment, balance monthly if desired; also four-room cottage on terms to suit purchaser; just the thing for party desiring a home. THE CENTRAL TRUST CO., 150 E.

Market st.

REAL ESTATE—We have the following bargains In real estate, on payments. 2319 Talbott ave., 12 rooms; 1440 Bates #t.. 4 rooms; 1034 High at.. 5 rooms; 2839 Moore ave., lot 195 feet deep, with barn; 1303 Vigo st., barn; 1242 N. Bismarck, two lots. See W. A. RHODES, 135

E. Market st., up-stairs.

REAL ESTATE—A splendid Investment; new, modern, substantially built, double house; nine rooms each side, including bath; location most desirable, down town. Just west of blind institute. Trust gas: annual rental value, *1,080. At a bargain if sold at once. No trouble to get good tenants. Address box 104, News.

REAL ESTATE— Beautiful Irvington lot#. 40x167. $250 to $32> each; terms, $1 down, then $1 per week; no interest or taxes; cement sidewalk and Improved street; one square to cars. A. B. GROVER, 4

E. Market st.

REAL ESTATE—Ws have a limited number of lots on Raymond st., Bryan ave. and Winchester ave., just east of Shelby #t., at $150 each, on payments of 50c down and 50c a week. No taxes. No Interest. This is a chance for you to get a home. Come quick If you want your choice of these lots, FIEBER & REILLY,

146 E. Market st. 1

REAL ESTATE—dne of the flnest homes in the southeast part of the city, 1129 Churchman ave.. 12-room house, with slate roof, large porch, modern throughout; bath, furnace, both gases, well, clatern, city water, tiled kitchen, pantry and wash room; lot 104x253 feet; two fronts; plenty of shade and fruit; might take piece of rental property as part pay. Easy

terms. E. L. ATKINSON.

REAL ESTATE—Desirable residence In Park I RUAB ESTATE—l want to purchase eqU ave.; cheap; your terms. Owner, 33 S. Me- north: must be modern. PADD rldlan. 530 Lemche BulWtlag. ^ REAL 'ESTATE-New. six-room house. 81.000; REAL ESTATE—2414 N. Illinois; 2501 N. >etaiDAGGETT & GROVES. 1034 Ste-j sytvanla. Will Nell for less than cost. LEW

NICOL1, 22 Thorpe. | »

6»» cash,

venson

REAL ESTATE-

C. ALLEN DALE.

FOR SALE—At our new home. 208 and 210 S. Illinois st.. selling good bicycle tires and casings as low as 75c. THE GUARANTEE TIRE AND BICYCLE CO.

WILL PAY CASH for well-located, desirable Indianapolis real estate. C. ALLEN DALE. Real Estate Investments. 509, 510, 5U and 612 Law Building. Telephones, main 914, new 361. REAL ESTATEJACKSON PARK. 58 UNSOLD LOTS IN THIS ADDITION WILL BE SOLD. 60 CENTS CASH, 60 CENTS A WEEK NO INTEREST. NATURAL GAS. There are over 100 house# on this addition at present, and over 50 houses will be built this year. Columbia ave. car line has been ordered extended to this addition. INDIANA TRUST (X).

REAL ESTATE-Want offer 53 acres of Dawson klal fc.aJAih~8W.0W; brick buslnssa block, farm, southeast. J. L. BARN1TT, 31 Lom- , paying nearly 9 per cent.; excellent condition; bard Building. -- j good property. L N. RICHIE. 106 E. Market. 1 REAL ESTATE—Business property; will take j REAL E8TATE-*J7.0o6“residence, Meridian *51

modern home; large, beautifully shaded loti one of finest locations In city. L N. RICHIE. REAL ESTATE—Eight acres of fine, high, tavil land near Riverside Park; cheap at 81,900; our price. *1,250. H. C. TUTTLE & BRO., 4 E. Mar-

ket st.

REAL ESTATE—Groat bargain; Meridian iaC residence, near Twenty-first 8t.; 45-foot iffiR only 38,500; must sell. LEW NICOH, A Thorpe. . - ’ ..••'•I-sM®

one lot as part pay. Make offer. SCHUCK. 2615 W Michigan. REAL ESTATE—Elegant lot. Alabama st. (Morton Pioce>; less than market price. Own-

er, 33 S. Meridian.

bouse; lot BAILEY.

REAL ESTATE—8-room, modern 50x300: N. Meridian st.: price *3,800

i<6 E. Washington st. REAL ESTATE—Space, with power, heat and water; ground floor; central location. JOHN R. WELCH, 52 Circle. REAL ESTATE—Down-town comer lot, northeast corner Alabama and Ohio eta. I. N.

RICHIE. 108 E. Market. REAL ESTATE—We

both large and small; easy terms.

A GROVES, 1024 Stevenson. REAL ESTATE-Cheap; that large. beauStiful comer lot, 92x200; southwest corner Illinois

and Nineteenth. I. N. RICHIE.

fine nomes, DAGGETT

REAL ESTATE—Large, handsome house, north; with all modern Improvements; great bargain. Address Box 86, News. REAL ESTATE—88,500; 100x629V*; N. Meridian st.; fine building site for home; sure to double in value. I. N. RICHIE, 108 E. Market.

REAL ESTATE—6850 cash gets » fine cottage, northeast. Don't fall to Investigate this. DAGGETT A GROVES, 1024 Stevenson. REAL ESTATE—N. Meridian et. bargain; 56x 202: twelve-room brick building; good condition.^. L. BARNITT, 31 Lombard Bldg.

In m vacant lot on < «iold quick, only I1.S00; MEYER A CO., 144 E,

tral ave.; must be worth 12,300. A. J.

Market.

REAL ESTATE-82,200; bargain; lot 100x289; N. Delaware; east front; high, beautiful ground; large forest trees; sure to double In value. I. N. RICHIE. _

REAL ESTATE—*6,250; N. Delaware st., Morton Place; jstrletly modem residence. Your opportunity for choice home at bargain price. I. N. RICHIE.

REAL ESTATE-Here Is a snap. Four-room house tm Downey st., near East st., city water in yard; *«50. FIEBER & REILLY. 146 E. Market st. REAL BSTATE—61!300; lot, Improved part of Park ave. b’everal small lots. Twenty-fifth, near Broadway, *700 to 81.000. EMRY, 164x N. Pennsylvania.

REAL ESTATE—Fine selection of acre lots In choicest part of Southport, on electric car line; monthly payments, *10; only *10 cash down. W. E. MICK A CO.

REAL ESTATE—12-room, nexlcm house; one acre ground, on Central ave.. near Broad Ripple car line; abundance ofTrult. BAILEY, 14«

E. Washington st.

REAL ESTATE—Four-room house, 1838 Guffin st.; n<*wly papered; rents *8; price *650; 63ou cash, balance time. Address 647 W. Morris at.

Old phone, green, 2765.

REAL ESTATE—Lots, *400; right down-town,

walk State House; natural

twenty minutes'

gas paid; *30 cash, balance RICHIE, 108 E. Market.

*5 month. I. N.

■READ ESTATE — l..MEMBER THAT *3 DOWN SECURES ANY LOT. AT BERKELEY, AND THAT A BEAUTIFUL LOT COSTS ONLY 8155. AT 81.55 PER WEEK SEE BIG ADS ON PAGES 2 AND 11. WALTER B. PERKINS. ROOM 820 STEVENSON BUILDING.

REAL ESTATE—*3.000; beautiful east-front lot; Alabama st., Morton Place; 50 feet-front; hard to find all Improvements paid; hot Water. I. N. RICHIE, 108 E. Market.

REAL ESTATE—Fine five-room < nished or unfurnished; pleasant

ttage. furome, large JOHN H.

lot; improved; Northwestern ave.

WILSON, 525 Law Bldg. REAL ESTATE-63o,000; one of handsomest and most desirable flat buildings In city; 8 per cent, net on Investment; very choice location. I.

N. RICHIE, 108 E. Market.

REAL ESTATE—Lot*, *700. 8750, *800, *850, |900; 50 feet front; near College ave, cars; very high, beautiful lots for homes; cheap and easy terms. I. N. RICHIE, 108 E. Market.

REAL EST ATE-Preferred stock T. B. Laycock Mfg. Co., pays 6 per cent, net; non-assessable, non-taxable. one of the best Investments offered. I. N. RICHIE. 108 E. Market.

REAL ESTATE—Bargain; lot on Ashland ave., near Twenty-seventh st.; only 61.200; must be sold quick. 48.9x150. Investigate. A. J. MEYER & CO., 144 E. Market.

REAL ESTATE-Farms tor sale; good, black dirt; Improved; prices ranging from *40 to $65 per acre. A full list mailed on application. CROOKE & FORSYTHE. Odon; Ind.

REAL ESTATE—*8,500; Massachusetts ave, business property; 70 feet front; one of best locations on avenue; very best In Indianapolis for price. I. N. RICHIE, 108 E. Market. REAL ESTATE—Do you wish any business property or other character of permanent Investment property paying well? If so. call at my office. I. N. RICHIE, 108 E. Market.

REAL ESTATE—Investigate the two detached houses In best location, on Ft. Wayne ave.; Improvements all paid; rent $432 year; only 84,000. A. J. MEYER A CO., 144 E. Market. REAL ESTATE—Cottage home on Bellefont&ine st., both gases, well, cistern, porch,

good cash.

A. J. MEYER A CO., 144 E. Market.

REAL ESTATE—$2,800; modem home, near Sixteenth and Illinois; seven rooms, bath, furnace, plenty Trust gas. hardwood floors; owner moving away; must be sold promptly. I. N. RICHIE. - REAL ESTATE—$15,000; elegant! thoroughly modern residence; N. Meridian; choice location; beautiful finish and arrangements; hot water heat; large, modem bam; easy terms. I. N. RICHIE. REAL ESTATE—Nice cottage home on Capitol

ave.. near Thirtieth st ; newly painted and : city water, natural gas, lot 37x180;

A. J, MEYER

papered; city water,

price $2,500; only $1,200 cash.

& CO,, 144 E. Market. REAL ESTATE-Lote, *475, *535, $«35, 6766, near College ave. car line; cement walks, streets improved, city water, sewers, natural gas; all paid; cheapest lots In city; easy terms. I. N. RICH’JE, 108 E. Market.

REAL ESTATE-A few vacant lots within twelve minutes’ walk from center of clt^

SIS. "v^TX. 'U^v'dR^XNV&MKNT

reasonable.

ts. ■■■m

530 Lcracke Building,

REAL ESTATE—Nice, six-room house. 522 Stevens st., near East, city water, both gases, well and cistern. Improved street; price *1,800;

only 6800 cash. Investigate * ’

CO., Sole Agent. 144 E. M

ite. A, J. MEYER

larket.

REAL ESTATE-Pennsylvania, near Twelfth; 40-foot lot; 10-room modem residence; splendid view down street and a great deal of very fine shade; a decided bargain; 87,260. C. ALLEN DALE. 509 Law Building.

REAL ESTATE—A bargain in Lexington ave.; three lots, 120 by 187; all municipal aAes#ments paid, with five-room cottage; the entire

property, *4,400. C. ALLEN DALE,

509 I .aw Building.

REA I, ESTATE—Modem, eight-room house on Twenty-seventh, near Capitol ave., with bath, furnace, electric lights, well and eisrom in kitchen: lot 180 feet devp: bargain; *3,MO; only half cash. Investigate. A. J. MEYER

& CO..J44 E. Market.

REAL*EST ATE—Modern residence, eleven rooms, handsomely finished* bath, furnace, fine bam, large lot. beautiful shade trees. Delaware, south of Twelfth st. Here I# an opportunity for securing the best bargain on Delaware st. in this fine neighborhood. I. N. RICHIE. REAL~£StaTE—Hoyt ave.. near Olive st.; 9room residence; good condition; brick walks; stone steps; shed; well and cistern; sewer conations made; incumbrance, *900; rents for US;

509 Law Building.

price, 81,800.

C. ALLEN DALE.

REAL ESTATE—One of the beautiful homes on N Meridian st., near Thirtieth; large lot; 10 rooms, beautifully decorated; veranda on three sides; good plumbing; plenty of natural gas; large furnace; *8,500. C. ALLEN DALE, • 509 Law BuildingREAL ESTATE—811,000; Meridian #t. residence, modern home, good bam; fine shade and fruit trees; lot 106x390; greatest and only genuine bargain on Meridian st.; north of creek, on that high, beautiful ground; block street, cement walks, sewers, all paid; plenty gas; lot alone worth price asked; owner movttig from city. I. | N. RICHIE-real”ESTATE-Massachusetts av« , west of i College: very large business site; will permit I of improvements that will moke 10 to 15 t-er cent, on the Investment; owner leaving the city and will sell at a sacrifice price; plans are already completed for the Improvements whs.h will be submitted with the sale of the property;

$l«,0oa

C ALLEN DALE,

REAL ESTATE-LINCOLN PARK.

FOR SALE—At our new home. SOS and 210 8. ; Rlicols st.. selling good gas lamps as low as ; 69c; M. & W. tiros only *1.50. THE GUARANTEE TIRE AND BICYCLE CO.

FOR SALE—A few last season’s Rumseys at i Bo, and about 13 bargains In fine second-hand; wheels, *10. *1$; the Fisher Puncture Proof ; Tire; try one, FISHER AUTOMOBILE CO„ f Cychgama Bldg. i

MASSAGE—BATHS. ] MASSAGE—Turkish. Russian, electric baths; j •O®. *«c. II. In Masonic Temple. Never closed. |

*100 CASH AND *10 PER MONTH buys a lot on DELAWARE OR ALABAMA STREET. ASPHALT PAVEMENTS. CEMENT WALKS NATURAL AND ARTIFICIAL GAS. CITY WATER, STREET CARS. PRICES *1.100 AND *1,200. These are the cheapest lots and the best terms offered on the market to-day. If you doubt It. try and do as well, and be convinced. If you want one, don’t delay. INDIANA TRUST CO.. - - Agant*.

509 Law Building.

REAL ESTATE-**,500; modem residence, Morton Place; W rooms, hardwood floors, handsomely finished; exceedingly desirable home; accept cottage as part payment. I. N. RICHIE 10* E. Market.

REAL ESTATE<3,600—Lot 100x380; N. Pennsylvania; east front; cement walks; 10 or 12 very large shade trees; will certainly double in value. I. N RICHIE, v 5 s:;;,'*106 K. Market

REAL ESTATE—Great bargain; Meridian #t, lot, near Twenty-third st.; opportunity for-ee* curing the cheapest lot in neighborhood. 1. N.

RICHIE.

REAL ESTATE—*19,000; Merlajan st.. north of Sixteenth; large, modern residence; fine, large bam; lot alone worth **,0f»; v%ry low price for this choice home, I. N .RICHIE. , REAL ESTATE—Elegant cottage, seven rooms!

both

complete,

! tvd mantels,

¥

and laundry, bath

rooms papered, two grates an wood finish. E. Eleventh et. *4,000.

REAL ESTATE—32*4 N. Capuoi ave 7-room cottage with modem bath, 2 grates and mantels; all In perfect order: price, *2,800; easy terms. H. C. TUTTLE A BRO., 4 E. Market REAL ESTATE—Bargain; nine-room house, bath, good cellar and barn, lota of gas; good location, in prime order; half cash, half time. Come and see. W, H, HAMON8 & CO., 24

Thorpe Block.

i?EAL ESTATE—Valuable, double, two-story brick house; 12 to 14 rooms each aide, in fine Condition; two baths complete; two furnaces; large comer lot; rental I1.200 per year; pries

cen' ■ — - r

*10.006;,location central W. K, MICK A REAL ESTATE—Cornell ave., near Twelft

Xl c

elfth; 10- ||

r- sva!Ins> »

room cottage; city and cistern water; cellar:

natural gas; property In good condition; rents for *18; the owner will sell on a cash basia and give easy terms He also has some other properties on same street that can be bought In the

same way. . . -

C. ALLEN DALE. 509 Law Building.

REAL ESTATE- BERKELEY WILL -PROVE A MONEY-MAKER FOR YOU—A# A SAFE. SURE AND PROFITABLE INVESTMENT. SEE BIG ADS ON PAGES 2 AND 11. WALTER B PERKINS. ROOM 820 STEVENSON BUILDING.

LIKE lOTHI THE STORY OF BERKELEY. SEE BIO ADS ON PAGES 2 AND 11. WALTER B. PERKINS. ROOM 820 STEVENSON BUILDING.

HEAT, ESTATE - ..... R IN MIND THAT BERKELEY IS IN THE DIRECTION OF THE CITY’S MOST RAPID GROWTH. AND IT IS THE FINEST PROPERTY AROUND INDIANAPOLIS. WALTER B. PERKINS, ROOM S20 STEVENSON BUILDING. .SEE BIG ADS ON PAGES 2 AND H.

REAL ESTATE—One of the most beautiful homes in Morton Place, on Alabama st. between Nineteenth and Twentieth; east front; modem In every particular; price, *8.200; If you are looking for fine residence, see me for particulars: this property is offered at a great bar gain, and must be seen to l>e appreciated.

j. a. McCullough, 158 E Market »t

REAL ESTATE;—Beautiful residence pf ten roams; modern in every detail. g ^ decorated: fine basement, large attic; erty is In Morris addition on New Jersey price, 18,000; this ie a beautiful lu u; fered very cheap. ~Tli. MCCULLOUGH, 158 E. Market st.

REAL ESTATE — DON'T FORGET THAT THERE 18 A WIDE MARGIN BETWEEN THE PRICE OF LOTS AT BERKELEY AND TIpcfTt REAL VALUE. THIS MEANS A PROFIT AT THE VERY BEGINNING. PURCHASERS DO NOT HAVE TO WAIT YEARS TO SEE BERKELEY INCREASE IN VALUE. SEE BIG ADS ON PAGES 2 AND 11. .WALTER R PERKINS, ROOM 820 BOTVENSON Bi ll DING.

REAL ESTATE—BEAR IN MIND THA’T YOU HAVE NEVER BEEN OFFERED FOR SO

, - „J LITTLE MONEY 80 MUCH LAND-OF BUR"

lot, 45 feet front; price *2.100; only *8»(H DESIRABLE

CHARACTER, WITH SU

REMARKABLE TERMS AND INDUCEMENTS. ONLY *2 DOWN SECURES ANT IDT AT BERKELEY, COME OUT TO-MOR-ROW PURE.. DON’T WAIT. AGENTS OH THE PROPERTY EVERY DAY UNTIL 5:30 P. M. SEE BIO ADS ON PAGES 2’AND 11. , WALTER B. PERKINS, ROOM 830 STEVEN* 1

SON BUILDING. ■■ B

REAL ESTATE—For sale at administrator’a sale, June 7. 1902. 177.25 acres of farm land.

known ss the Flke farm, two mils* west Acton, Marlon county, Indiana, with

of

two

houses, barns and other improvements. Will be sold in tracts of 10 acre# or more, to suit purchaser. Also two vacant lots on east side of Shelby st., city, about one square ecntth of the Belt. Also properly known as No. 734 Fletcher ave;, city; nice, large lot, 6-roora house and stable. For further particulars apply to GEO. L SULLIVAN, admlntitraior. No. 1118 Calhoun #t.. city, or to COLLIB E. KINNEY. Attorney, rooms No. 68 and #9 IngsBa Block, southwest corner Pennsylvania andf Washington «t».. city. ' .' ; U

BUSINESS CHANCE.

BUSINESS CHANCE-See big Berkeley

pages 2 and H.

BUSINESS CHANCK-Book. stationery and cigar store, at a bargain. 705 I aw Bldg, BUSINESS CHANCE-Real estate, rental and

Insurance business; *750.

News.

Address Bo* 124.

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BUSINESS CHANCE—Interest in real estate office; practical business man required. Addrees Box U7, New_s. - BUSINESS CHANCE—For Sate: Some concession for selling homemade candles at Winona Lake, E. L. GOULD, care Arthur Jordan Co. BUSINESS CHANCE—Want to trade *10.000 business, storeroom, located In southern Indiana. for farm in same district. Address Bo*

90, New#,

BUSINESS CHANCE-A partner with some money for half interest In one of th* be#t paying businesses In the State. , K1PLIN

AGENCY, 414 Law Bldg.

and gasoline en-

gines. all Blztm, bought, sold, rebuilt and «x-

BURIN ESS CHANCE—Gas

glnes. all si7.es. bought, sold. changed; special gear# cut to OP Capitol ave. KNIC^feRBOCICgR.

BUSINESS - CHANCE—Must sell or trade by 1st of month my confectionery, fruit and toe

iss; reason, foreclosure of mortgage

opportunity for anyone.

BUSINESS CHANCB—Thunder Mountain, Idaho’s new gold camp; booklet containing latest and best Information concerning Its character, extent and opportunities, mailed free. ADRIAN C. HANAUER. Hpokane, Wash. BUKINESH CHANCJ£—Conuo!ling interest" in wood-turning and tool handle factory in Indiana; plant ie fully equipped and doing large and prosperous business; a big j maker for a man who can invest *10.<*» „ 000. Address A. P. STARR A CO„ 12S La •t., Chicago, 111.

BUSINESS CHANCE—

*5.00 per day. *80.00 per week,

is what our euttomers ate averaging ‘ HOC Invested. 8af*ty of principle, a your money on demand. Best inve had. Write for particular#. KARSOK * CO.,

339 Fifth ave.

Pittsburg,

SUPINUSS CHANCE- We have for ben and most profitable up-town hoarding business In Indianapolis; located In modern barn speclaly

pstronlrod by a very desirable class. 3

stock of livery horses and vehicles, all date rigs. This business will stand cl<* vestigatlon. Owner compelled to •«" to i'.s health in hi* family. Kb

■MMMI , tor fatt OCHER & BRO., a N.

qulre-i. Bee us

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ere of two placer gold Ing of forty acres : Cape Nome placer l ka, and *90 acres of oil of the great oil fields few good, enterprising

sent them in all of the cities throughout Indiana;

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