Indianapolis News, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 April 1903 — Page 9
THE INDIANAPOLIS NEWS, FRIDAY, APRIL 10, 1303.
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WANTED-—FEMALC.
WANTED—MALE. WANTED- 'fteh l-Mingo '
WANTED-Paintere. 31 E. Georgia
WANTED -iWher. 7*7 8. Capitol ave.
WANTED-NEW* 5c cigar, in five sues.
WANTED- Good porter. 116 N. Alabama.
WANTED—HOUCHIN. shoes and clothing.
WANTED -Barber, at once. 947 H West et WANTED—(Carriage painters, 32 £ Georgia. WANTED—-A'good carpenter. 818 8. West st.
WANTED-Barber. Saturday. 836 Walcott sit.
WANTED—Good barber, at once. 605 8. Meridian.
WANTED—Good strong boy*. Room 9, 114 B. Illinois st.
WANTED- -Young man, tend oven. 1508 E. Sixteenth st.
WANTED -Carriage woodworker*. IRVIN ROBBINS A CO.
WANTED—Experlenced boy for grocery. 225 E. Sixteenth.
WANTED- Barber. at once. WILL HOBBS. 2620 W Michigan.
WANTED-Barber; $3.56 guarantee; half over. 308 Indiana ave.
WANTED—Collector, with wheel. Cal! at room 86 Thorpe Block.
WANTED—Cisterns cleaned. F. C. BUTTZ. Both phones 1791.
WANTED You to try HOUCHIN”S $7 50 suits. 318 E. Washington.
WANTED—Good barber for Saturday and Sun-
day. 304 Blake st.
WANTED-WATSON, the haircutler; hair out,
10c. 17 N, Alabama.
WANTED—Good colored barber, steady Job.
465 W. Washington st.
WANTED—Boys to work on trains. UNION
NEWS CO, 31 McNabb st
WANTED—Cottars and cuff*. 2c. PROGRESS
LAUNDRY. Telephone 1121.
WANTED—Young mfcn to clean and help In
confectionery. 107 N. Illinois.
WANTED-Men at once. CUSCADEN’S ICE
CREAM CO.. 25 N. Alabama.
WANTED-One whits waiter. FRANK’S RES-
TAURANT. 38 Jackson Place.
■WANTED—Tobacco stripper. Call between 6
and 8 p. m, 13 Kentucky ave.
WANTED—Three hat salesmen for Saturday.
THE DOLLAR HAT STORE.
WANTED-Barber, Saturday and Sunday, 1025
Virginia ave. Guarantee $3.60.
WANTED—Man for general work on country
place. 523 Stevenson Building.
WANTED-Paper hangers; steady work. CCR-
DRAY. 41 and 43 Virginia avt.
WANTED—Mortgage exemption affidavits ex-
ecuted. 25 cents. 52 N. Delaware.
WANTED—Good white cook for camp; must come recommended. 501 N. Noble rt. .
WANTED—Young man to act as helper in crat-
ing department. PARRY MFO. CO.
WANTED—Young man, 16 to 18 years; must write legible hand. Address Box 536, News.
WANTED—Experlenced house and barn man; reference required. Apply ELI LILLY ft CO.
WANTED—White boy with wheel, after school hours and Saturdays. 448 Massachusetts ave.
WANTED—First-class' metal plater. COLUMBIA ELECTRIC CO, 460 Massachusetts ave.
WANTED—All wise men buy their hats at the DOLLAR HAT STORE, 31-8. Illinois st.
WANTED—Machine shop helpers and laborers for yard. Apply THE SINKER-DAVIS CO.
WANTED—Boys for messenger service. Apply at once. AMERICAN DISTRICT TELEGRAPH
CO.
WANTED—A good horseshoer and general worker. Address A. W. CHARLES, Tipton,
ind.
WANTED—First-class bicycle repair man; good salary to the right party. Address Box 568,
News.
WANTED—Experienced boy for drilling wheels. GATES-OSBORNE CARRIAGE CO, 952 W.
New York.
WANTED—Paper ruler; must he an expert; wages. $20. S. A. STEWART. 208 Third ave,
Pittsburg, Pa.
WANTED—Middle-aged, single farm hand, by month; steady place; good wages. 110 E.
Washington st.
WANTED—See those 1903 Rumaey bicycles for $26. before buying your 1903 mount. GIBSON,
116 E. Ohio at.
WANTED—BULLOCK’S LEGAL BUREAU. lawyers, notaries, collectors. Baldwin Bldg.
Established 1878.
WANTED—Bright boy to take up telegraphy and typewriting; good position awaiting. Address Box 68T, News. u C
WANTED—Twenty-five' laborers at NATION- „ AL STARCH WORKS for work on new build-
Ibg. 17%c per hour..
WANTED-iMdoey loaned 6n watches and diamonds; largest possible amount; lewest rates.
203 Stevenson Building.
WANTED—Mortgage exemption affidavit*. 26 cents; Complete list of mortgages. BOOTH,
Notary, 416 Law Building. “T '
WANTED—A practical brick mason. Apply immediately to J. H. AYRES. 1619 College
ave. Qld phone 8*67 brown.
WANTED—Buy your new Easter hat at the DOLLAR HAT STORE; any hat In the house,
one dollar. 31 8. Illinois st.
WANTED — Students. JOHNSON’S PRACTICAL TELEGRAPH SCHOOL, Majestic Build-
ing. Day and night sessions.
WANTED—First-class pattern maker; permanent situation; good pay. P. H. & F. M.
ROOTS CO, Connersvllle, Ind.
WANTED—A young man for collector, with bicycle; state age, reference and salary de-
sired. Address Box 677, News.
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WAMTK^lM«rtW«^l»<yrt kMd. « W. St CTklf. .I- ■ WANYirav-Girl m xmall family. IMS N. D«t.
1 tfm^sss
nlcht cook. «t E. Wsafc-
'V.
la kitchen. SPHNOER
tt c*»hler. 410 W. \Va»U-
seaerai"" houhework! S33 N.
ireneral houwiwork. Ill
W A NTED—tlood irtrl for general housework. ^ E. Ohio. ; WANTEtv-WhttlIttii. 16 or W years old. *16 E.
Wwr Totk st
nasar;ir ‘'’'-' _
WaNTEO—<lt« for small family;
at once. Republican,
Fill too.
no washing.
\VANTED- Good cook; no washing or Ironing. ItH *f. H jl not*. ^ WANTED—Oirisr office work. Factory, rear _ *16 E. gfs.th st - ■ W A NTEIV Olrl composUor, at once. Republl-
fANTJCD-Olri "for tV. Twenty-first st. NTKD^i
tl housework. 127
girls.
WANTED—Experienced dlnlng-rom SPENCER HOUSE. ^
WANTED'-Woman for housework; good wages. 1417 y. Meridian st. .. WANTED-Olrl; homework; three la
jfamlly. 2m Broadway.
WANTED-Cook and dining-room
class, net N. Delaware.
girl; first-
housework; no
housework; easy
gl
WANTED-Girl for general wishing. 823 N. llllnole. WANTED-Olrl fior- geaerat
place. jes_ N. Alabama. WANTIOD-Girr for general" housework; small ■ HhMUy. .«0> N. Alabama. W r ANTED—Heating stoves called for, stored and delivered. Phones 213. ~ , • WANTED^Woman for cook; first-class; name-
dlately. 1112 N. minola at. | WANTED—CoSars snd cuffs, 2c. PROGREsa , DAaarojky. TWqphone ua.
WANTED-Young girl to look after children. M N. Rttter avc., Irvington. _ J ^
WANTED-Experlenced hand Ironer# at GEM LAUNDRY, 236 Indiana ave. WANTED Tobacco stripper i^all between 6 and 8 p. m., 13 Kentucky ave.
workers and apprentice. MRS. Century Building. girl to assist itThousework,
m
2219 Centra).
„ id girl; general 2121 N. Meridian st-
housework;
(ri for 'general housework; small Apply 108 8. Traub ave.
ED—Housework girl*; I free. SIMS. 4% St
WANTED—Maid, cooks
pit M-ea.
—*4; dishwashers, 149 N. Delaware, room 6.
employment fur-
Stevensoh.
ait-
general N. Ala
housework; must
Alabama st.
WANTED-Glrl for
WANTED—Girl for shirt machine, finisher and plain Ironer. HOQ8IER TAUNDRY.
work; Skfy place. 928 WANTED—Hefsrtng girl*
Ctrl; g N. Al&b
rneral fiouse-
ttna,
In drapery aepart-
BADGER FURNITURE CO. -To make bad bl.tod good
rB POISONED BLOOD CURE.
" WANTBD-Lady stenographer work dally. Address Bps 643,
for two hours'
News.
WANTED—Good girl for general housework; fdur In family. Call 14 Olga Flats. WANTED—Girl; general housework; small family; no washing. itsU N, Capitol ave. WANTED—Experienced dishwasher In board* tngrhouae, immediately. 306 N. Illinois. WANTED—Experienced cook and house girl;
N. Dlaware st.
general hounework; no . Call 421 Blake st.
; have desirable lo-
Bok m; -News.
general housework; no 2237 N. Meridian st.
floor,
m tingle, r. Cento
! 1
. of good character for Apply 424 N. Capitol ave. , shirtwaist*, skirt and ftBLlG DRY QOOI>8 CO. •Wkwasher at POP JUNE’S SHELL Illinois et. Apply at
_ _ ^jwasher. white, at VIRGINIA CAFE. 40
middle-aged W. Georgia
:i to help with general houseF. 8. SMITH. Thirty-eighth and
washing; ales work; price curtains, 30c pair. PROGRESS
WANTED—Coatmakers at once, two first-class men; steady Job; pay 36 up and all <
W. W. M COLE. Greenfield. Ind.
WANTED-Girls to make fancy hats; also to trim hats. THOS. E. POTTER & SON, 5l» W North st WANTED—Young white girl; general ItousV-
no washi- -
*1# H»w
Call Saturday morning.
WANTED-A sin fer general in .famlljr. Apply 2421 N. I
rienced girls to tuck on power OR B. POTTER & SON, 519
Central ave. car. mrs-
,t housework; two New Jersey. Tane
ctory work; LAYCOCK
MPG. CO.,
'— —^ '
leaned on watches and dLa-
amount , lowest rate*.
oxperieneed, oompetent cook; Mug or Ironing; good waget*. warn st. >
and- Milan braid hats
and cleaned like now, 50c. 448 Maa•wve, «33 Virginia.
colored nurse girl to tend a
s of children: must go home nights; ret-
prapssi go
SSt, Woodruff Place.
WAJJTEI>—A yot work snd amw<
oung girl to assist in house-
phone. Call S3 Woodruff Can go home at night.
W A NTEI b-Dlseasea of women successfully treated by DR. HULA. No. 1ST N. Illinois st. Consultation free and confidential, H ■
WANTED-You will never regret the price paid for a bottle of ’ HOTT'S POISONED ItpOOD CURE, the great blaiod medicine. *
WANTED—Ladles' late-styie, warranted, patent colt shoes, Cuban heels and flexible soles, 13 vajoc at 12. KI8TNER S. 135 S. 11)1*
WANTED—Ladle* at the sale to-morrow at the Allas tffoak House, 211 and 213 Indiana ave.. - four doors from Illinois st . two blocks from 'WANTWcPa iady that ptays nmndoUn, guitar and banjo and any Instrument, to do musical
U*N PERSONETTE 510
and
WANTED-Youn*
ig man or boy w ith some ex- erience tn drug store, to run four in store. Address Box 555, News
untaln and uMlst
in drug store, to
e. Address Bo
WANTED—To close out specla* values tallox.nade pants; <2, J3 and $4. W. SCHNEIDER. 38 W, Monument Place.
WANTED—Reliable man to take orders and collect for responsible Eastern house; 12.50 per day guaranteed. Address Box 666, News.
Martin THOMAS'8 DYE HOUSE,WindUwt WANTED-120 weekly and traveling expenses paid salesmen to sell goods to grocery dealers; experience unnecessary. PURITY CO.,
WANTED-SAMUEL R. WALKER, who formerly resided In Scott or Jackson counties, is requested to call at 102 Monument Place, at his
convenience.
WANTED—Everywhere, hustlers to tack signs,
distribute circular Mijif * m|H
vasslng; good pay.
. . lustl
distribute circulars, samolee. etc.; no canvassing; good pay. SUN ADVERTISING 'BU-
REAU^ Chicago.
WANTED—Professional box maker to make boxes for Mason fruit Jars; the Dig nail machine used. Address LOOGOOTEB GlASS
CO.. Loogootee, Ind.
can
as motormen. Send 25<- for e Information, etc. LEWIS
WANTEDx-AU composition, tar, gravel and waterproof roofers to know there is a lockout In 8t. Louis. Mo. Please stay away.
THOMAS CONNELLY, Secretary. WANTED—Get ail Impure blood out of system before summer comes again. POISON BO BLOOD CURB purifies t!
>f your lOYT'S
and
definite time guaran references. DODD.
central
WANTED—Active, educated men 1 id Western States: fixed weekly saiarv or
>nty: give age, experience,
MEAD & CO.. Chicago.
WANTED—Men
flowering bulbs; given away to every custo-
ial sale on bit ■
take home a package of ven away to every custo-
mer on Saturday. Special sale on b'.uegrass and flower seeds. EVERITT'S PEED STORE
227 W. Waahlngton at.
WANTED—100 men to learn l>arber trade; only
wages. G <., n
and second
other girls for |
117 W. Walnut.
s»i, tKmm
girl work, togeneral house-
No charge
to work In restaurant; one to
; one to wash dtahes; 13.60 per week
234 or write to-day. CLYDE
ivftfe ftA
COD
WHITTEN, formerly of 613 t ave., has opened her millinery Indiana ave.; cheapest place
fat convinced
8. STEVENS’S PRIVATE SANladles before and during conte adopted If desired. 101* New-
■ E. Tenth tt. car. 4CED OPERATORS ON VAI8TS; STEADY WORK TICES IN TOWN. NASH,
k CO.. 133 E, COURT ST.
that at our
SatarEMter
1
to know
we give away on® ...
to every customer EVERITT’S
, 237 W. Washington st.
by steady
lit!
practice;
eight weeks required b;
qualified teachers; 156; positions
portatlon furnished until May 1.
catalogue. CINCINNATI BARBER COLLEGE.
given; trapsWrlte for free
WANTED—Bookkeepers, why have trouble making trial balances, or keeping your books straight; accountants check figure system does It for you. Write for free description. H. A. GROFF AGENCY. Expert Accountant, Indlana-
potts.
WANTED—MALE. WANTED—Good porter at MTS. Illtnol* st. WANTED—Job pressfeeders. 150 E. Court.
WANTED—Iron roofer. SOS Ft. Wayne ave.
WANTED Porter, at once. 326 B» Washington. WANTED-Barfaer. 10* E. Wabash. Guarantee $3.50
WANTED—Good short
nois.
order cook.
19
N.
1111-
WANTED—Porter that
bama.
can cook.
115
N.
A!a-
WANTED-Barber for Saturday. *18 Ft. Wayne avenue. WANTED—Boy to learn trade. 329 Indiana avenue. WANTED—Good boy. age 13 years. 33 N. Illinois.
WANTED—Wagon painter, upstair*.
420 E. South st.,
WANTED—A steady barber and porter. Sixteenth.
WANTED—Two tinners; union hands. Wayne ave.
908 Ft.
WANTF1>—Good man to care for horse. 20>2 N. Alabama st. WANTED—Coatmaker. Address~ (i. STOTTS, Otterbein, Ind.
Want Ads. For Saturday To insure publication on that day, copy must be in The News office by 11:30 O’clock Saturday Morning Advertisers, who can do so, will confer a favor, by havin" their copy for Saturday's Classified (Want) Ads. at the business office* FRIDAY AFTERNOON, which will insure their publication in Saturday’s early editions.
TO LET—HOUSES.
WANTED—Men to husk com immediately. Ad_dress Box 6n0. News. WANTED- Experienced dairy band. Call 10:45 a. m., 210 E. Wabash.
WANTED—Job carpenter, painter. 215 S. Summit st.
bricklayer and
WANTED—Barber; steady; single. SMITH &
EAGAN, Petersburg, Ind.
WANTED—Young man to asstat In packing-
room. 26 W. Washington.
WANTED—Barber; good workman; steady job.
E DAVIS. Noblesviiie, Ind.
WANTED-Barber, Saturday and Sunday; $4
guaranteed. 1064 Virginia ave.
WANTED-Barber; $3 Saturday and Sunday.
505 E. Washington. ED CROSSLEY.
WANTED—Intelligent colored man to travel, $12 per week and expense. Apply 424 Indiana
ave.
WANTED—Boy with wheel, well acquainted with city, for delivery work. 38 E. Washing-
ton.
WANTED-A union barber at the CORONA BARBER SHOP AND BATHS, 703 8. Merid-
ian st.
WANTED—Colored boy, sixteen, work around house, clean store; references. 1714 E. "Wash-
ington.
WANTED—Any person to distribute samples for $3 daily should fiddress "Standard” 4 Wells,
Chicago.
WANTED—Mai* for upholstery repair work; steady work all year. Apply at PEOPLE’S
OUTFITTING CO.
WANTED—A man with a horsepower press, to bate straw. ROBERT KELLER CO-OP-
ERATIVE CO, S. East st.
WANTED—Man of good appearance to canvass and collect; good position for the right man.
Apply 311 Indiana Trust Building.
WANTED—First-class carriage blacksmith; good Job for right man. GATES-OSBORNE
CARRIAGE CO, 952 W. New York.
WANTED—Experienced dairy hand to drive wagon. TOFP, Maesachusetts ave. and Belt
railroad, east of Brlghtwood shops.
WANTED—A good shaper or friezer hand. INDIANAPOLIS CHAIR AND FURNITURE CO, corner W, New York st. and canal.
WANTED—Gdod German coachman; must be experienced: $25 per month, with board and room. Call RALSTON ft CAMDEN. 143 E.
Market st.
WANTED—Young men who wish advantage of individual lessons In mechanical and architectural drawing: expert Instructor; spare time evenings to complete courses. Address Box
568, News.
WANTED—Men to go West; laborers get $2.55; mechanics $3.50 per day. Sen! for pamphlet. Tells about towns, shops and how to get through free. Price by mall. 60c. Address KELOGG CO,
269 Third st, San Francisco. Cal.
WANTED—For sale at $250 and upward; terms, $5 cash and $2 per week; those beautiful Clifton Place lots, northwest, on Clifton and Thirty-first sts. One of the highest points about, the city; no railroads to cross; low price for lots. Call or address WM. L. ELDER, 1
Ingalls Block.
WANTED—SITUATIONS. SITUATION^VVANTED—Mrair^cutterr^Kr^IL
Illinois st, city.
SITUATION WANTED—To learn carpenter
trade. 640 Arbor ave.
SITUATION WANTED—General housework; colored. 444 N. Bird. »
SITUATION WANTED—Colored woman, care
for sick Invalid. 826 Roanoke.
SITUATION WANTED—Electrician; first-
class. W. RYE. 931 Oliver ave.
SITUATION WANTED—General housework; good German girl. 1005 W. Twenty-sixth.
SITUATION WANTED—Colored chambermaid or Janitor by man and wife. 638 N. Missouri,
SITUATION WANTED—City collector or salesman; furnish own rig. Address Box 630. News.
SITUATION. WANTED-Fine family cook; white; or housekeeper. 117 W. Walnut. New
3239.
SITUATION WANTED—Colleefing in city by young married man; experienced. Address
Box 532, New*.
SITUATION WANTED—Stenographer: rapid; accurate. Address JOHN VENABLES,
BelMfOntalne. O.
SITUATION WANTED-By middle-aged lady; good cook; housework; in a good family; ref-
erence. 135 N. Alabama st.
SITUATION WANTED-By young man who Is a college graduate and willing to begin at the
bottom. Address Box 478. News.
SITUATION WANTED—As hardware clerk; eight years’ experience; age 3; city pre-
ferred. Address Box 669, News.
SITUATION WANTED-Competent man wants position to manage office or conduct business
on salary. Address Box 631. News.
SITUATION WANTED—Male stenographer; two hours each evening, for small compensation and experience. Address Box 561, News. SITUATION WANTED—Middle-aged white man, single, thoroughly understands the care of harness, carriages and high-class shpw horses; good references. Address Box 533,
News.
BUSINESS CHANCE. BusmEstruiOtNt^
guarantee 12 per cent. Address Box 491, News. BUSINESS CHANCE-CIgar store for sale, doing good business. Call ALBERT ASCRE, 139 Commercial Club. Phones 87.
BUSINESS CHANCE—Light manufacturing plant, with plenty of orders; good reasons for
setting. Address Box 641, News.
BUSINESS CHANCE-8260 will buy bicycle shop; will keep part of building for other
business. Address Box 576, News.
BUSINESS CHANCE—A registered druggist can bnv an Interest In a first-class drug store.
M. ARBUCKLF. 424 Lemcke Block.
BUSINESS CHANCE—Country store. doing good business; will Invoice; accept city property at cash value. Address Box 501. News.
BUSINESS CHANCE-Coal and wood yard. well located, established business. THE CAPITOL CITY AGENCY. 22 N. Pennsylvania st.
BUSINESS CHANCE—One of the nicest up-to-date restaurants In this city, for sale cheap. CORONA CAFE, 707 S. Meridian. Cause, sick-
ness.
BUSINESS CHANCE—$10 invested now will. in short time, yield you $30 every year; $100 wili yield you $300 every year. Address Box
412, News.
BUSINESS CHANCE—Grocery, meat market, and real estate, well located, established business. THE CAPITOL CITY AGENCY. 22 N.
Pennsylvania st.
BUSINESS CHANCE—Restaurant. doing a good business, at just about one-half Its real value. Owner has other business and must sell. TRADERS' UNION, 81 Baldwin Block.
Classified (Want) Ads.
One cent a word each inaertion, including the words indicating the daaeification—each at "To Let," “Financial,” “Wanted,” etc., and the addreaa.
WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS. WANTED—Tlsh-l-Mlngo. __ WANTED—Five-foot counter. 337 Indiana ave., ’ . WANTED—Paper hanging. F. SWAIL8, 1621
WANTED—Second-hand bricks. J. H. AYRES,
1619 College ave.
WANTED—Hardwood floors, carpets, wail paper cleaned. Red 772. WANTED—Watt paper to clean; artistic work.
CECIL 205 N. Meridian.
WANTED—l.WO feather beds; highest prices.
714 Lord st. Drop postal.
WANTED—Read HAUGER'S Easter sayings
under head “Male Help.”
WANTED—Highest cash prices for furniture,
carpets. 245 W. Washington.
WANTED—Give your picrilc at Hammond’s
grove; good boating. Phone 1664.
WANTED—Tenant, eight-room house; modem;
plenty Trust gas. 604 E. Market.
WANTED—Mortgage exemption affidavits ex-
ecuted, 25 cents. 62 N. Delaware.
WANTED—Second-hand safe; 18x24 inside
measurement. 815 S. New Jersey.
WANTED—$1,000 to loan; no commission
charged. Address Box 576, News.
WANTED—Wall paper to clean; saUsfaction
guaranteed. WILSON, 219 E. Ohio.
WANTED—BENNETT’S for best Easter pho^
tos. See them. 36 E. Washington.
WANTED—Everybody Invited to meals. CORONA CAFE, 707 S. Meridian. Meals 25c.
WANTED—Good team horses for transfer; also harness. Call after 6 p. m., 531 Bright.
WANTED—MODEL LAUNDRY. Lace curtains, family washing; good work; prices right.
WANTED—To buy household goods to ship. Address 841 Hosbrook st. It will pay you.
AVANTED—Tenant for part of house, with garden, fruit and chicken-house. 1110 Dearborn
street.
WANTED—Good horse for its keep; light work. good care, plenty feed. Address. Box 599,
News.
WANTED—Man to play piano for a lodge for his dues and insurance. Address Box 418,
News.
WANTED—To buy sedond-hand Century Dictionary. A. N. WILSON, 3 N. Alabama (up-
stairs).
WANTED—Family washing; nice work; price right; lace curtains, 30c pair. PROGRESS
LAUNDRY.
WANTED—Money loaned on watches and diamonds; nrivat* rooms; confidential; reliable.
108 E. Ohio st.
WANTED—See those 1903 Rumsey bicycles for $25, before buying your 1903 mount. GIBSON,
116 E, Ohio st.
WANTED—All kinds of carpenter and repair work. CHAS. J. AUFDERHEIDE, contrac-
tor. New phone 717L
WANTED—Cash paid for ladles’, gents’ and children’s cast-off clothing. SELLERS ft CO.,
429 Massachusetts ave.
AVANTED-Money loaned on watenes and diamonds; largest possible amount; lowest rates.
203 Stevenson Building.
WANTED—To buy a modem eight or nine-room house In vicinity of Arsenal and Marlowe
aves. Address Box 636. News.
WANTED—One dollar buys any hat m the house; 100 new spring styles. THE DOLLAR HAT STORE. 31 S., Illinois st. s
AVANTED—To buy eight or nine-room, modem house; north; give description, price and lo-
cation. Address Box 698, News.
WANTED—No affidavit In April, no exemption In taxea on mortgage; affidavits, 36c. Office open evenings. Notary, 415 Law" Building.
WANTED—A modem house, between Broadway and Capitol and Fifteenth and Twenty-fifth, for $3,000 cash. Address Box 420, News.
WANTED—HALF-TONES, ZINC ETCHINGS, NICKELPLATES, ELECTROTYPES. INDIANA ELECTROTYPE CO., 23 W. Pearl st.
WANTED—CASH PAID FOR OLD GOLD
AND DIAMONDS.
NOE’S LOAN OFFICE, 103 N. ILLINOIS ST.
AA’ANTED—Shelving, watt case. showcase|and counter, etc.; must be in good condition and cheap. MRS. W. N. BUSH, 718 N. Delaware
street.
AVANTED—Couple desires unfurnished alcove room in private family, on North Side; board near; state terms; references. Address Box 633,
News.
WANTED—Milk, groceries, meat. In exchange for wagon, cart, surrey, closed carriage or renting houses. Inquire 18% N. Meridian st,
room II.
AVANTED-Your patronage. We make everything In dressmaking line at three-quarters regular price. NELLIE QUARTERMAN, 907
E. AA'ashington.
WANTED—Willow, with one tn family and furniture, wants unfurnished rooms and keep house for widower; references exchanged. Ad-
dress Box 637. New®.
WANTED—You to have our Easter bulb collection, given free with your purchase at our Saturday special sale. EVERITT’S SEED
STORE. 227 W. Washington st.
WANTED—To do your carpenter, paint, brick work; on short notice; contract or 30c to 40o per hour. Strikes don’t bother us. We have
all our own help. New phone 7244.
WANTED—10c paid per load for dirt, brickbats. mortar, cinders, etc.; dump at west end AVhite river bridge, northwest Van Camp’s
packing-house. PaRRY MFG. CO.
WANTED—A good second-hand safe: must be fireproof; about 50 Inches high; give name of maker, size and price. Addrres Box 548,
News.
TV) LETT—Room with alcove. 1215 Broadway.
TO LET—Furnished rooms. 16 W. New York.
TO LETT—Store your stoves with BORN. Phone*
213.
TO LET—Modem, furnished room. 22 W. Wal-
nut.
TO LET—Nice, furnished rooms at 408 E. Ohio
street.
TO LET—Nicely furnished room. 616 N. Me-
ridian.
TO LETT—Furnished front room. 428 N. Ala-
bama. ,
TO I.ET—Furnished rooms; board. 712 N. New
Jersey.
TO LET—Rooms with board. 209 N, Senate
avenue.
TO LET—Furnished housekeeping room. 306 N.
Senate.
TO LET—Lower front room and board. 411 N.
Illinois.
TO a>ET—Nice, clean, furnished rooms. 325 N.
Capitol.
TO LET—Furnished room. Call room 63 the
W’lndsor.
TO LET—Four rooms, good condition. 706% In-
diana ave.
TO LET—Unfurnished rooms; modem. 12S E.
Michigan st.
ome after our free
of flow
WANTED—Everybody to c
Easter offering; one collection of flowering bulbs given to every purchaser at our Saturday sale. EVERITT’S SEED STORE. 227 W. Washington »t.
TO LET—ROOMS. TO LET—See list. INDIANA TRU8T CO. TO LET—Furnished room. 521 Lockerbie st.
TO LET-INDIANA TRUST COMPANY,
TO LET-iee list. CENTRAL TRUfeT CO.
TO LET—Moving, $1 per load. Both phones Zlt
TO LET -Fttrnlsbsd cottage. 1714 N. Delaware.
TO LET—Seven-room house. 412 W. New York.
TO LET—Moving, $1 per load. Telephone main 768.
TO LET-New, modem house, 915 N. East. 16
When.
TO LET—7-room, modern house. Inquire 1529
N. New Jersey.
TO LET—Eight-room house; strictly modern.
1M 4 Pleasant st.
TO LET—Furnished house until October J#;
$85. 1615 Talbott.
TO LET—SPANN ft CO.. 46 M Pennsylvania.
Opposite postoffice.
TO LET—Six rooms, bath, furnace, screens. *55
Highland are.; $15.
TO LET—Large, <lve-room cottage, noth gases.
Call at 832 N. West st
TO LET—Read HAUGER’S Easter sayings un-
der head “Male Help.”
TO LET-See list at 131 £ Market st. ground
floor GREGORY ft APPEL.
TO LET—New 8-room house; strictly modem and first-class; $30. 910 N. East st. Inquire
912 •
TO LET—Four or five unfurnished, downstairs rooms; housekeeping; small family. 1306 Col-
lege.
TO LET—Seven-room. modem, house, with bam; N. Capitol ave. Inquire at tl W, Thir-
tieth st.
TO LETT—1212 E. Washington st.; 8 rooms. modern; Trust gas. WADDLE, 825 Law
Building.
TO LET—Family washing; nice work; price right; lace curtains, 30c pair. PROGRESS
LAUNDRY.
TO LET—Half double house. 5 rooms and bathroom. with water closet connection, only $15.
2189 Relief on taine.
TO LET—2230 Broadway, new, eight rooms; hot water heat, electricity and everything mod-
em; ready April 20.
TO LET—3630 Kenwood, N., double house, $19 a side. 3217 N. Senate, $11. Apply 8 Hubbard
Block. New phone 1224.
TO LET—West side double, two-story frame, two east of Belt, 3815 Prospect st.; chicken-
house. large yard, fruit.
TO LET—About May 1,’ mraiahed house; seven rooms and bath; rent reasonable to right
party. Inquire 901 Stevenson Bldg.
TO LET—NI
Delaware
ce,
it.
unfurnished front rooms. 620 N.
2119 Highland Place, * rooms, $17. with stable.
2121 Highland Place, 8 rooms, $16.
TO LET—Nine-room house; barn, garden, large yard, plenty shade; one square from E. Tenth st. car. MRS. A. E. CAYLOR, 3439 Nowland
avenue. .
TO LET—1626 Hillside ave.. new six-room house, newly papered, well, cistern, cellar, cement walks, $12.50. J. G. McCULLOUGH, 158
E. Market.
TO LET—Furnished rooms, with board. 512-5*2 N. Meridian.
TO LET—Front suite; private bath, board. 512 N. Meridian.
TO LET—Fumii 226 N. Senate.
$1.25 up; modern.
TO LET
near car line.
Furnished rooms,
Ine.
520 Bismarck ave.,
TO LET—10 Kensington Court, Illinois, near Twelfth; six rooms, bath, $18. 1122 N. 1111* nola, 10 rooms, modem, $35. INDIANA TRUST COMPANY.
TO LET—3740 N. Meridian, year’s lease, $26; ten rooms, bam, chicken house; half acre ground; plenty fruit and natural gas. REESE, 130 S. Meridian.
W. New
■Two t York.
housekeeping. 766
I.ET—South
and
’O LET—Sleeping Washington st.
rooms. AD HERETH, 134 E.
TO LET—Furnished E. Michigan st.
or unfurnished rooms. 127
TO LET 542 E. New
Nicely furnished rooms, with bath.
York st.
TO LETcheap.
■Modem rooms; furnished; bath; very 917 College.
TO LET—Room and board, $4 a week; modem.
307 N. New Jersey st.
TO LET—One furnished floor. 443 N. Illinois.
front room, second
TO LETphone.
wly fumii N. Illlno
men. 529 N.
TO LET—Nicely furnished room. 216% N.
rldlan st. Call room 6.
TO LET—New double house, five rooms and bath, 39 Eastern ave., $14; 532 Drover st., $10; also new double house, one square south of E. Washington st.; $10. J. A. SHIRLEY, 1014
Stevenson Building.
TO LET—Why pay rent when you can s< purchase one of those beautiful Clifton PI
gentle-, on ,, Clifton and Thirty-first
ybw ”~Pi Ice $250 and upward; terms, $5 cash and $2 per week. No railroads to cross. One
TO LET—Front room, phone. 902 N. Alabai
down-stairs; bath,
ma. - ;
TO LET—Furnished'room, perfectly clean. $1.25 week. 324 S. New Jersey.
TO LETmodera.
Furnished 1715 Broai
or
dwa
unfurnished rooms;
TO LET—Beautiful front room; modern; erences. 638 N. Meridian.
TO LET—Two nicely furnished housekeeping. 803 N. Senate.
to Lai
light
Furnished or unfurnished rooms; ref-
erences. 507 8. Alabama st.
TO LET—Furnished rooms, modem. 934 N. Pennsylvamla; private family. TO LET—Nice room in modem home', gentle-
man only. 412 E. Walnut st.
TO LET—Suit
. Volney Block, 416 W.
Washington. 27 Thorpe Block.
TO LET-Newly 'furnished front parlor;'mod-
ern; board. 308 N. New Jersey.
TO LET—Five furnished housekeeping on ground floor. 443 N. Illinois.
TO LET—Nicely furnished rooms; all modem conveniences. 215 W. Hl c hlgan »t-
TO LET—Furnished, down-stairs, housekeeping rooms, 326 S. Noble.
connecting
TO LET—Furnished room, all modem convenl
ences; reasonable. Ill W. North et.
TO LET—Furnished room for two gentlemen;
very' reasonable, 604 N. Delaware.
TO LET—Furnished
board If desired. 114 W. Norti
TO LET—Desirable
and unfurnished rooms;
th st.
keeping; modern.
unfum: 420 E.
Michigan.
room;
iltol.
TO 'LET—Furnished, down-stairs single room; board. 616 Capll
TO LET—Two furnished rooms; light housekeeping; np children. 526 N. Senate.
TO LET—Nicely furnished rooms for gentlemen; $1 to $3. 243 E. Washington st.
TO LET—Nicely furnished, large rooms. 1 TEL DOUGLAS, 121 N. Pennsylvania st.
TO LET—Furnished room, vate family; two gentltmen.
with board, In prt-
715 Meridian.
TO LET—A nicely furnished room; all modem; gentleman only. 623 N. Pennsylvania st.
TO LET—Furnished room
gentlemen; modern.
In private family; 310 E. New York st.
TO LET—Furnished rooms, with privilege kltchen. dining-room, bath. 801 N. Senate.
iy f ‘ reasonable rates. Call 16 W. New York st. TO LET—Nicely furnished front rooms, to gentlemen with references. 227 E. New York st. TO LET—Furnished rooms from $1 to $1.50 per week; free bath; gentlemen only. 342 E. Market.
privilege
303
WANTED—A home for young lady where, by doing light work nights, mornings and Satrdays, she may defray her expense for both
urdays, she may defray her expense room and board while attending Vorli
ness College.
TO LET—Furnished room. . with kitchen, suitable for girls employed.
Senate.
TO LET—Furnished front rooms for light housekeeping and sleeping; bath. 126 N. New Jersey st.
h side of new double house, 5
rooms and moden - - - r “
Vashlngton st., at 8 014 Stevenson Build
Riding.
bath; Just north of E. Grace st. J. A. SHIRLEY,
TO LET—New, neat, newly papered, double, four-room house, 2222 and 2224 Landes, near Atlas; well, cistern; $8 each side. McCUL* LOUGH, 156 E. Market.
TO LET—Ten-room, two-story, gases, grates. bath, cellar, large veranda; newly papered and refitted; bam, fruiti eveything complete; walking distance; $25. Inquire 850 Huron.
1 Ingalls Block.
TO LET—OFFICES AND STORES. TO LET-See list INDIANA TRUST CO.
TO LET—Small storeroom, 314 Indiana ave, 27
Thorpe Block.
TO LET—Offices and rooms. AD HERETH. 124
E. Washington st.
TO LET-Storeroom, 25 W. Washington at. DYER A RASSMANN. 53 Circle st. TO LET—Second-floor room, 31x106 feet; rent $23. Inquire premises. 208-210 B. Pennsylvania »t, TO LET—Large room, 50x100, suitable for storage or factory. See HOGAN TRANSFER CO.
TO LETT—Storeroom, comer Cornett' ave. and Twentyj-eighth st. suitable for drug store.
DYER Sc RASSMANN. 63 Circle et.
TO LET—Choice corner offices, opposite poetoffice, Pennsylvania and Market ats; 4 to 14 rooms In number; electric light, steam heat; single-pane windows; fruit stand, btllboarda to be removed; building to be painted. Inquire
r-N. Merl" '
18%
Meridian et. room 11.
storeroom; Penn*11
TO LET—Choicest corner sylv&nia and Market sts.. opposite postoffice; electric lights, steam heat; building to be painted; fruit stand and billboards will be iTmoved; has been drug store for nearly fifty years. Apply 18% N. Meridian st., room 11
rORii Box
FOR SALE OR TRADE.
335, Summltvllle, Ind.
FOR SALE OR TRADE-Read HaUGEH'S Easter sayings under bead “Male Help.”
FOR SALE OR TRADE-$3,000 stock of merchandise, new and clean, for a farm. Box 4,
Quincy, In ~
FOR SALE OR TRADE—$2.«» stock grocery and meat market; doing business of $65 day. ddress Box 409. News.
FOR SALE OR TRADE—Fifteen lots in Greenfield, eleer of incumbrance. THE CAPITOL CITY AGENCY. 22 N, Pennsylvania st. FOR SALE OR TRADE—Two small factories; want city property. Four vacant lots, Eugene st.; three. W. North st. SMITH A M'CAULEY,
38 Ingalls.
FOR SALE OR TRADE-Two gt bias; finely located; one will $1,000; other $2,000; stock up to dai
Address Box 589, News.
ood livery staInvolce near ate; rent chei
FOR SALE OR TRADE—Two patent rights; automatic safety gates; will fold either up-
ward oi* downward; cloaes all space to shaft; when mad# to fold downward, no space Is left open In floor; a perfect safety gate; Impossible lit anyone to be injured. Call at or write 150
Virginia "
fending
Address college.
es’s Busi- j
TO LET—Family washing: nics right; lace curtains, 30c pair. LAUNDRY.
worl
PR
k; pride OGRESS
WANTED—To Buy: Old or modem second-hand
away from Indianapolis.
WILSON. 3 N. Alabama st. (up-stairs).
with
parties jON. 3
ana polls.
A. N. Indl-
WANTED—AGENTS. AGENTS WANTED—Read HAUGER’S Easter sayings under head "Male Help.”
WANTED-
H P. WASSON REQUIRES THE SERVICES OF SEVERAL BRIGHT BOYS. 16 TO 18 YEARS OF AGE.
WAXTED—Easter greetings, from Hauger's *9.99 Suit and Overcoat House. 227 Massachusetts 'ave.
because if you buy a suit we only make $1 to $1.50. You save $5 or more, for we show you the same grade and make of goods for $9.89 the other fellows get $15 or more for. We can afford to do business on a $1.50 profit, because tmr expenses
■HHSgHHJJjjJj ass small. These big h | ’——*
...«y; no washing; good morning, between 9 and Ip, m., 1927 N, Ullntda. I consultation# free to
pU. thl , r ^d not oure decent for $9.99? Of course, It stands
dollar*’ will buy
^l&LAR tW HAT
SK'
in dlningattentive; Apply
we have
on a
are small. These big houses have very hes
expenses and must get large profits. Don’t be contrary and say you can't get anything decent
for 19.99. We tell you. decent or not. tb< the same grad" ”»*’ * h ““ *
or more doliaj $15 to $26 and t>< not ours decent
these fellows In hand to tell you these suits airs ordinary of all extraon nbt right. That’s sour grapfs?pur goods are Eastern corporation; the here for your Critical inspection. We challenge lifetime. Forty thouaan
BUSINESS CHANCE—Superintendency of a wood
nesi
cured with $5,000
AGENTS WANTED—AMERICAN CENTRAL LIFE INSURANCE CO.. Industrial Department. 21« Newton Claypool. '
TO LET—Two rooi
sleeping-rooms, south of South st.
oms for housekeeping; also 423 Irving Place, four doors
TO LETT—Four unfurnished rooms; newly papered; private entrance; South Side; references exchanged. Address Box 626. News.
TO LET—Tnree lovely front rooms, furnished. excellent board, comforts, modem home, piazza. lawn, telephone, references. 7X3 N. Delaware.
FOR TRADE. FOR TRADE—Business room, county-seat, city property. Address Box 501. News.
FOR TRADE—A good paying boarding house; will trade for vacant lot. 50 S. West st.
FOR TRADE—Nine-room house, well located; for good. 80-acre farm, within twenty miles of Indianapolis. A. L. HOOVER. 47 When.
FOR TRADE—A four-year-old sorrel driving mare, rubber-tired buggy and harness; will trade for a large draft mare. 2441 Brookslde avenue.
AGENTS WANTED—A steady nerve, a clear brain, and perfect health if you use HOYT'S POISONED BLOOD CURE.
TO LET—Small, nicely furnished front room, for single gentleman; bath; private family; central location; $1.50 per week. Address Box 697, News. _ TO LET—We have several cheerful, furnished rooms, with'all modern conveniences. Rates reasonable. HOTEL MORTON, west side Monument Place.
BUSINESS CHANCE—First-class location for ...... . an up-to-date drug store; room now used for \ money,
other business, bu
otner tt for News.
ug
islness. but o first-class dre
AGENTS WANTED—I,ady agents for corsets
and other novelties; liberal commissions; big ST. LOUIS CORSET CO., St. Louis.
ner of building to lease store. Address Box 596,
BUSINESS CHANCE-For man with $1,200 to invent In good paying business located south of Wash'ngton. on east side of Illinois; best location in city. 62 Fitzgerald Bldg. MOORE ft CANNON. BUSINESS CHANCE—$10,000 stock, with an official position and salary' in a manufacturing incorporation, with a good, money-making, established business; little competition; prompt action and investigation advised. Address Box SI. News.
BUSINESS CHANCE—Wanted; Party with $2,900, to take interest In and manage mercantile business; state qualifications and former business connections; one experienced In selling builders' supplies preferred. Addreaa
Box 542, News.
STORAGE.
STORAGE—Phones 213 for BORN to store you*
stoves. STORAGE—Moving,
main 76*.
STORAGE—338 B. C. E. 8HOVER.
$1 per load. Telephone Wabash st. Old phone 667.
BUSINESS CHANCE-
NATURAL GAS FOR FACTORIES.
The greatest wells in Kansae. A great op-
portunity. Write for Information.
KEISER-VAN LEER CO..
. , , Bloomington. III.
here
any leg* 1
qualities w*
you visit
want,; don't
house in the c
JKy. to shcimfp
We are showing for the price. When this store and can't find what you i’t buy anything you don’t want. We
Hence w th*
WANTED—FEMALE.
av«.
BUSINESS CHANCE—Agents, the most extraordinary of all extraordinary offers, by larg#
one opportunity of a
thousands dollars cash prices
given away; money deposited In bank. Arti* ele setts Itself; no experience necessary; big cash profits daily additional to prizes. Fortune knocks at your door. Don’t waste time with hard-setting propositions This is new. unique and in universal demand. .Everyone will buy; no effort necessary. Send self-ad-dressed stamped envelope for particulars. Address SECRETARY. 231 Broadway. New York.
SANATORIUM5.
8A^ATORH7M^Priviite > liSneYoPTadiM'^efore
and during HOME. 41* N.
confinement. New Jereey.
MATERNITY
STORAGE—FISH BACK WAREHOUSE CO.,
tlS-tn S. Pennsylvania. Telephone 202. STORAGE—Packing and moving.
ILTON. 17 N. Special rates.
Alabama.
S. R. HAM-
Phone main 79*.
8TORAG E—THE CENTRAL PUBLIC WAREHOUSE CO., 110-112 S. Alabama. First-class storage wanted. Old phone 2410. New 3974. STORAGE-PACKING. HAULING. HOGAN TRANSFER AND STORAGE COMAIN PHONES 675. EXTRA PHONES 679.
STORAGE - INDIANA STORAGE AND TRANSFER COMPANY. Best and cheapest In city. XxJslW, SHANK* 2028. 339 E. Washington st.
STORAGE - INDIANAPOLIS WAREHOUSE CO. w. E. Kurtz, President; H. A. Crossland. Manager. 517*532 & Pennsylvania. Phone 1343. We store, pack and haul.
STORAGE-UNION TRANSFER AND STORAGE CO. Only ftret-claas household goods and merchandise solicited Crating and packing. E Ohm st. and Union tracks. Phone* 725.
PHYSICIANS. PHYSICIANS—DR. J. B. KIRKPATRICK, spacMttst; female, rectal and genito urinary diseases; consultation free, d E- Ohio st- in*
TO LET—FLATS, APARTMENTS. TO LET—Modern, three-room flat: down-town.
JAY O. VOSS. 9 W. Market.
dome flats, AGENCY.
int seven-room apartment, Ven5 N. Delaware st. A. METZGER
TO LET—Two beautiful apartments; high-class appointments; moderate rentals. THE WYANDOT, 112 E. Ohio st New telephones 3432 and 594.
TO LET—$45; strictly modern, six-room flat; 'The Glencoe,” 627 N. Pennsylvania; all outside rooms; to be vacated April 1. I. N. RICHIE, 108 E. Market. *\
TO LET ments in
■Handsome three and four-room the Sussex and Essex. N
524% Massachusetts ave.: steam heat,
bath, summer ra GER AGENCY.
apart-
Nos. 514%-
private
bath, summer rates very reasonable. A. METZGER AGENCY. TO LET—Two choice, four and five-room flats; all modern conveniences; very reasonable rentals. The Holland. 929 Massachusetts ave. New telephones 3857 and 594. CHAS. S. LEWIS,
3 Ingalls Building.
TO LET—Two choice, four-room and five-room flats; high-class appointmenU and service; summer schedule now effective. The Lexington, New telephone 2563 and 594. CHAS. S.
ITS. 3 Ingalls Building,
LEW]
TO I,BT—Beautiful suites, two and three rooms each. Corona Flats. 705 S. Meridian. Every modern appliance furnished free; steam heat, electric lights, gas. gas range, baths, hot and cold water, speaking tubes, electric call bells, telephone, hardwood floors, elegant consoles, rent of two rooms. $16 2-3 and $32.50 each Three rooms, $25. First-class janitor service; first-class restaurant In the building. Cali at 707 R. Meridian, or see W. E. MICK. 118 E. Market. S :'i ,> '’V s: ,\
TO LET—MISCELLANEOUS. TO LET-Good barn. 927 N. Senate.
TO LET—Warehouse or factory building,
phone 2429.
FOR TRADE—$5.00(i general stock, new, and doing good business; want city property. $10.:ood farm. 56.000 gensome cash.
FOR TRADE—Splendid residence. N. Pennsylvania st., near Eighteenth, in brand new condition; new hardwood floors throughout; newly decorated and painted; splendid bam; thoroughly modern; east front; bears doseft Inspection; decided bargain; offered at $7,506; will take good property at cash figures In part payment; don't hesitate to investigate this. Owner; 118 E. Market.
FOR SALE—BICYCLES. FOR SALE—See those 1903 Rnrosey bicycles for $25. before buying your 1903 mount GIBSON. 118 E. Ohio st.
FOR SALE—Always something doing. We buy, sell and exchange bicycles. THE GUARANTEE TIRE AND BICYCLE CO., 208 and 210 S. Illinois sa
FOR SALE—L900 new and second-hand bicycles to sell; cheap for cash or payments. THE GUARANTEE TIRE AND BICYCLE CO., 2U and 210 S. Illinois st.
FOR SALE—Repairing. We want to do your repair work; ertimates given by telephone. We call for and deliver your bicycle. Phones; New 2200; old main 1398. THE GUARANTEE TIRE AND BICYCLE CO., 20* and 210 8. Illinois st
PERSONAL. PERSONAL—Go to CORONA CAFE for choice meals. 707 S. Meridian
PERSONAL—Hair on ladles' faces removed forever. VARIW, 35% E. Washington.
PERSONAL—Money loaned on watches nnd diamonds; largest possible amount; lowest rates.
263 Stevenson Bldg.
PERSONA L—Bargains tn watches. Jewelry • satisfactory repairing. SCHERGEN8, 331 E. Washington. Just east Of Alabama.
PERSONAL—Chalk contains Hme, corn starch spoils. Is sticky; use only Satin-Skin Powder —adhesive, harmless. Invisible, hest made. 25c.
PERSONAL—Bulbs given away; one collection to every customer. Saturday only. Don’t fall to come in. EVERITT’S SEED STORE, 227 W. Washington.
FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS. FOR SALE—MISCELL
fences. New «S0.
OR BALE—Nrws route for sale. 822 N. 1111* EWff/' ■ ' . " '.■X ' , .. FOR SALE Box hall alleys. «5. Box 4*9.
Ntys.
"OR SALE—Rettaurar.t. avenua
52S Massachusetts
land st.
419 W. Mary-
FOR BALE-Ice
phone 4*15.
to pri vaM-nMNSL Mir
FOR SALE—Two-chair barber shop.
Box 590, News.
Address
2
FOR SALE-Good News route on North Bide.
*22 N. Illinois.
FOR SALE}—Carpets aid fine leather couch. *41
Imperial Hotel. ’T I
FOR SALE—Perfection
Woodruff Place,
range.
WWKt.
FOR SALE—Fifty-egg Incubator. Call at once 310 Blake FOR SALE—Or trade: Good restaurant." Ad-
dress Box 691, NeW*.
"lei
k
POK BALE—Large st**! mage 1516 C. FOR BA I ,B—Three' eai va*. two
Thai man ron sal*
FOR BALE -Good phaeton with rubber 8. Senate: . , . ■ , ___
FOR SALE—On# pair Brown Leghorn
N. Capitol.
FOR SALK—Barber’a chair. Ill W. Ray.
outtt; ■mm
FOR SALE—One gear* bicycle.
454% E. Washington st.
FOR SALK—Three
stags; $16. 321 W. Pearl at. FOR BA LK-- Cook stove, "ieechest.
dining table* 1414 College ate.
FOR SALE—On*" gubd Singer , J . carpet sweeper, cheap. 15X9 Madison ave. FOR SALE New cabinet grand Hittnea piano; nothing finer; halt value. 1123 College ava
FOR SALE -laundry with good bwiineoa tn a No. I laundry town. Address Box Ju6, Shirtay.
Ind.
FOR SALE—Small assortment of groceries.
229-2*5 Kentucky ave.
FOR SALE—Seven-eighth karat diamond, cheap.
Address Box SSL News.
FOR SALE—Share of stock Columbia Club, $85.
Address Box 524. News
FOR SALE—Flue diamond ring. *4 Baidfrtn
Block. New phone 2103.
FOR SALE—Read HAUGER’S Easter saying:,
under head "Male Help."
FOR SALE—Bedroom suite, odd pieces of fur-
niture. 728 N. New Jersey.
FOR SALE—Office desk, walnut, and cheap.
Call at 311 E. Michigan st.
FOR SALE-Good cot* stove, with pipe and
shelves **.50. 901 N. Senate.
FOR 8 A LE—Side -saddle, cheap. WOOD’S LIV-
ERY STABLE. Monument Place.
FOR SALE—600 business card* for 80 cents. VICTOR, Printer, 26 N. Delaware at.
FOR SALE—Shelbyvtlle Uthia Water at MINER'S, comer Ohio and Delaware.
FOR SALE—Shade, fruli trees, vines and shrubs. BURKHART’S. 2*4 E. Ohio st
FOR SALE-BENNETT’S for best Easter photos. See them. 36 E. Washington.
FOR SALE—Large cook stoYe, $4; also fine oak bed, springs and mattress 110 E, Vermont.
FOR SALE—Drug store; good location; bargain if sold at once. Address Box 5T9. News.
FOR SALE—Restaurant; old, established stand; best of patronage. Call 19 Baldwin
Block.
FOR SALE—A food buslnesa suit to your measure for $18. JONES, the Tailor, M Pembroke Arcade.
FOR PALE—7 per cent, preferred stock. THE CAPITOL CITY AGENCY, 22 N. Pennsylvania st.
FOR SALE—Several iron beds, two stoves and two men’s bicycles. 134 W. Maryland st., up-stalrs.
FOR SALE—A fine, smooth-coated St. Bernard male dog; a bargain at $15. Address Box 628. News.
FOR SALE—Lens and camera burnisher and printing frames. OLIVER WALKER, Ml W. Market St.
FOR SALE—Batb;r shop and cigar stand-, doing good business: owner leaving city. 727 S. Capitol.
FOR HALC—Family washing; nice work: price right; lace curtains. 30c pair. PROGRESS LAUNDRY.
FOR BALE—Upright ptonoe half i»rlce; factory to buyers; 300 catalogues; different makes. 23 N. Liberty.
FOR SALE)—Lot miscellaneous furniture; also complete outfit for 5 rooms. 24 Baldwin Blk. New phone 2103.
FOR SALE—Second-hand building material, 311-313 N. Illinois st., to be moved. Inquire at above address.
FOR SALE—Flve-horse-power gasoline engine; in perfect running order. EDWARDS. 833 Massachusetts ave.
FOR SALE—Cook stoves, cheap; new and sec-ond-hand. YOUNG FURNITURE CO., 531 Massachusetts ave.
FOR SALE—We sett, rent, repair and exchange typewriters. REMINGTON TYPEWRITER CO.. 12 E. Market.
FOR SALE—See those 1903 Rumsey bicycles for $25. before buying your 1903 mount. GIBSON, 118 E. Ohio st.
TOR SALE—Three-chair barber shop, doing good business; good reason for selling. Address Box 625, News.
FOR SALT—Money loaned on watches and diamond*, largest possible amount; lowest rates. 203 Stevenson Building.
FOR SALE—One jet black. Angora, male cat; age eight months; is a beauty; fine pedigree; gentle disposition. P. O. Box 39a.
FOR SALE—Try a pair of colt-skin shoes at i|2. They wear like buckskin and look dressy and neat. KISTNER’S, 185 8. llllnole.
FOR SALE—Fine guitar and drum. In firstclass order; can buy either or both at your own price.. Address Box 634, News
FOR SALil—Coffee urn, reetaurant dishes, tables, chairs counter, stools, hotel range and other fixtures. 241 E. Washington st.
FOR SALE-TYPEWRITERS RENTED. II.M per month. TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE, 32 Monument Place. Phone main 2*90.
FOR SALE—New stock of groceries and fine meat market; good trade; bad health; must quit business. Address Box 578, News.
FOR SALE—Crimped picket. No. *. 9, M, wire, $3 per hundred Ibe.; beet peat digger on earth. WEISENBORN MFO. CO.. 317 Holton Place.
FOR 8A LE—Fresh from the nursery, a fine lot of fruit trees; Early Richmond and dyehouse cherry trees, 25c each. 815 Indiana ave. SMITH.
FOR SALE—Milwaukee automobile steam carriage, fdur-paasenger; good condition; for $275. For particulars write to J. TEAL, Arcerdta. Ind.
FOR SALE—Gents' genuine vlci kid shoes, made with hygienic cork Inner soles, will cure tender feet. A $3 value at $2. KISTNER’S, 135 S. Illinois.
FOR SALE—Complete office desk, with Iron railing; cashier and bookkeeper’s windows, drawers, etc.; practically new. Inquire 1002 Central ave.
FOR SALE-Good stock black Mlnorcas. three laying pullets, one rooster, also on# full, blooded single combed Plymouth Rock rooeter, 1320 Villa ave.
FOR SALE—Second-nana lurnuure. carpets and stoves bought, sold and exchanged. ALBERT HUTCHINSON. 344-43 E. Washington Tel. old green 462. new 560.
FOR SALE—Two-chair barber shop. nnrtheaaT about four squares of Atlas engine-works; no better, location in city; reasons for setting. Address Box 663, News.
FOR SALE-Rooming-house. ten rooms, best furnished In city, all new; $700; half cash, balance $35 per month, or will take diamonds In part. 110 E. Vermont.
FOR SALE—New models 4 and S Densmores represent advanced construction In nearly every detail. Don’t fall to examine them before buying. Write for art catalogue. DENSMORE TYPEWRITER CO.. Monument Place and E. Market.
FOR 8A LE—^Typewriters, all makee; Callgraphs, Densmores, Remingtons, Yosts, SmithPremiers, etc.; expert repairing; typewriter* rented; term* reasonable; machines sent anywhere. TYPEWRITER HEADQUARTERS, 6* Monument Place. New phone 3416.
FOR SALFr—TYPEWRITERS. Olivers, Smith Premiers. Remingtons, Densmores, Callgraphs. Manhattan!, Hammonds, Jewetts, Blickenederfers, New Century*. Underwoods, from MS up; new machines. ISO; machines rented, 12.50 per month. TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE, 38 Monument Piece.
FOR SALE—We/ean save you money on your spring suit or trousers: our specialties are *20 end $25 suits; our other suits range $16. $16 snd M*. We make trousers to your measure from $3 to $10. Fine fabrics. Excellent work and a perfect fit. W, G. SCHNEIDER. 38 W. Monument Place.
FOR S A LEIF YOU PAY MORE THAN WE CHARGE FOR REPAIRING YOUR WATCH, YOU PAY TOO MUCH. MAIN SPRING* 50c CLEANING 50c CRYSTALS 10c FLETCHER M. NOE. JEWELER, 1« N. ILLINOIS BT.
FOR BALE—Plano, from factory to be
your own price If sold Immediately. Klsventh.
FOR 8A145—Lady’s" taitormade skirt; *18. for $1; also other clothing. A<M»
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FOR sale—A $450 Kimble piano, case; good aa new; at a bargain.
Box 632, News.
FOR SALE Woven wire field and hog fence’ ENTERPRISE FOUNDRY ft FENCK CO., 998
8. Senate ave.
FOR SALE—Restaurant; good location; halt cash, balance long time; investigate. Address 5?* <urr * Nswa --"ihir ■ ; FOR SALE—Green velour tufted bed coucbt new; coat $26. Call after 6 p. tn.. suite A Ut% E. Ohio st. ? FOR HAlJMitgh roll desk. Harvard chain medical books, surgical Instruments; cheap.
«ft Virginia ave.
FOR’SALE-25 H. P. stationary fadler and engine. In god order ENTERPRISE FOUN*
DRY ft FENCE CO.
FOR SALK—On* upright of good make; term* 110 down and f< per month. P:
SON’S PIANO HOPE.
FOR SALE—Jacob Bros.’ . $10 down and $6 per month;
SON’S PIANO HOUSE.
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upright; $150;
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FOR SALE—Bicycle; lady's standard, light* running wheel; almost as good as new; $10. 947 N. Pennsylvania id. FOR SALE—Ludwig plana, mahogany c*ae| used only a short time. Big bargain. PEAR* SON’S PIANO HOUSE. .. FOR SALE—Two-chair barber shop, doing goe4 business, cheap for cash. Address ('HAS. r. RIGGS. Box tirKartpark. Ind.
FOR SALE—Any hat tn the house, on* dollar; every hat strictly up-to-date. THE DOLLAR
HAT STORE 31 S. Illlnol* st.
FOR SALE—Heavy oak library table, large lux volvlng office chair, wire mattress, ail In gpoi
condition. Call at *827 N. Meridian.
FOR SALE—lb,000 rolls of wall paper at lowmt
prices; all paperhanging guaranteed; both
phones. STEVENS, 930 N. Senate ave. , ,i
FOR BALE-The best retail bakery
doing about $560 per week; good re
netting- Address S. WYEKBTO. 911 Ash
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FOR SALE-Good square pianos; all In fine dltton; $15, $35. and $50. Terms 18 down $3jBer month. PEARSON’S PIANO HOT
case. Fine condition, and *6 per month.
HOUSE.
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FOR SALE-Good. cut-uadsr, atsel tire surrey at bargain; also buggy and light spring wagon. YpUNG FURNITURE STORM. M
Massachusetts avs.
sent as a sample. Regular setting price $8S0| price $216. Terms *25 down and $10 per m on tit. pbarson’s Piano house. for " sale—A "*460 Kimble piano, rosswooi case; dining table, chairs, chlfia closet, mantel bed, carpets, drugget*, morris chair, stooli, dishes aafe, gasoline range, snd other ante)eg > numerous to mention. Sale at 218 N. Delaware. Wednesday, April 15, 1906, I a. m. Mvate sale.
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FOR SALE—HORSES, VEHICLES. FOR SALE-Top buggy, cheap." 815 8. N«T ■: ‘•y ^ / l-’ FOR SALE—General purpose horse. 101* Vtre ..] r ;. : Ip.' 1r‘’ iff F^ SALjjC—86»my, or trade for single buggj£ FOR SALE—A fine general purpose horse. iS*
N. Alabama. ’ 0
FOR SALE—Good, i-year-old gelding; btOO liiit 61Q N. West st, . FOR SALE--Big - farm or dray horse. TtSo iM» 3107 E. New Yorkjrt. ^
FOR SALlft—Cflumb Cheap. 2306 N* Jilin
'tie, leather
Illinois.
FOR SALE—A team of white driving horse*. 406 W. Washington St ?y ; FOR 8ALB—Commission, plumber or carpentef
wagons. 415 E. Market.
FOR SALE—Fine new depot wagon, surrey ai5| runabout. 308 E. Ohio. ' 1 FOR SALE—Grocery or dellve")’ wagon; good as new. 1516 B. Tenth. * FOR BALE—Wanted: To buy surrey. 35*5’L Address Box 640, News. FOR BALE—Good - buggy; - cheap. 705 E. Nine- j teenth. Call In daytime. * FOR BALE Two-horse express wagon. 1805 E. Washington, Irvington. , FOR SALE—Ruboer tireiTput on buggies'a spa.’
ctalty at 210 Kentucky avs.
FOR SALE-Good second-hand Flint' road Mtii
$8. Q1BBB, 813 N. Delaware. -
'ipl-'iAijB-Westcott'''’ top buMft ’rubber, ttre;
a Imost new. Cali 532 K. South st. FOR SALE-Wanted: To buy good, i work horse; cheap. 2*17 Arsenal ave.
FOR BALE—Cheap; hew. light rubber-tired,’
out-under surrey. 3018 N. Capitol ave. FOR SALE-Rubber tired runabout; new; leather top phaeton. 6*9 N. Meridian.
FOR SALE—Mare mule. 15% hands; alSoHoubl*
set, of harness; cheap. 312 Douglass gt.
FOR - SALE)—One rockaway and one surrsqr!
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FOR BALE-Team of horses, « pounds. Gall at coal yard, 361 Harris avs. FOR SALE-Good hack and coupe. FRANK BIRD TRANSFER CO.. 819 E. New York. FOR SALE-Good, blocky. team work horsaT; price $116; down-puller*. Rear 622 W. Maryland st. ■ SALE- A bargain, rockasray '' oatHagl*; only used six month*. New phone 1*71. or FOR BALE- Bay mare, city broke; extra good driver; also roan horse; 18% hands: chs*p. 31* Douglass st. . “ FDR BA LE- Three good Mg farm horses; must sell at once. Call at 427 W. Washington st. / OTHE HAYEB.
)R’ BALE—Well-bred, sound. ' family mare; I gentle for anyone to drive. MRS. CARTER, I 523 Massachusetta avs. £ ;
FOR BALE—Wanted; Shetland mare pony, tor caeh. Write full description and price. CARL SCOTT. Craw fords vlfle. Ind. ' FOR SALE—New ana second-hand delivery wagons, surreys. phaetons and baggiest cheap. 801 and 8M E. Market st. FOR SALE—One good driving horse and r»b* ber tire buggy; also good team of farm or da*
livery horses. Rear 911 Ashland avs. ^ ^
FOR SALE-Westcott surrey, good as new* only been used few times; $1*5. Call bstweeg 11 a. m. and 12 noon. *4*6 t’dlsae ava
FOR SALE—
EASTER BARGAINS THE GLOBE. 25 dozen white mercerized vesting waists, wide plait, large white buttons. & swell $160 waist, on sale to-morrow at $1.29. 20 sample silk waists, values up to $19; your choice to-morrow at $3.9*, $188 and $3.69. The swettest HO broadcloth skirt In royal blue, black or brown, on sale to-morrow at
$4.98.
17 ladles’ tallormade suits, one or two of a color, balance left from regular |8. $16 aults. If your rise Is there you can buy one for $188. A new lot of kimonas, dreasing sacks, wrappers, ranging in price from 49c to $2. Easter shoe* for the ladies. The Ollpya $2.56 drew shoe* for ladlea on sale to-morrow at $1.39. The O. K. finest hand-turned, ladles’ kid ■hoe. a $3.68 Value, to-morrow, $2.S8. Men’s dress shoes, patent leather vict colt skin or base calf; prices range $1.38 to $2.98; you can save from 56c to U on every pair dress shoes you buy here. Get your Easter shirt here. We have over *0 different styles to select from; alt the newest stripes, figures: in dark, light and linen color, choice to-morrow, 49c. Bargain table: Men’s fancy striped drawers, 15c. Ladles’ gauze vests. * for 5c. Oh"” ” muslin drawers, 8c. Ladlea’ belts, Sc. handkerchiefs, with silk embroidered l 5c aptece. and lots of ether bargains to-mor-
FOR BALE—One nice, blocky chunk; frneral purpose horse: Just thing for gardener hr faro mcr; price $85. Re»r 5*2 W. Maryland FOR SALK-Elght-year-old mare; we suitable delivery or light transfer; gain. 311 E. Norwood. Phone chewy FOR SALE—Wagon, cart, eurrey. riage, in exchange for rnllb, g meat. Apply 18% N. Meridian st., FOR SALE-Good team of hi farm or team work: also worker. Call at 258 W, Jackaon st- 1 son. ; " A!a ’*-* FOR SALE-Good surrey, machine wagon; bargain In YOUNG FURNITURE CO., avenue. FOR SALE—Dark brown tie, afraid of gle or double; fine looker;
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FOR SALE-Good, II: In flrst-elaas < two-horse 1 FER CO. FOR SALE—Large bay coach weighs 1.360, extra good trav and not^afraM^af FOR SALE—Elght-I and gentle for lady, not thM mare ***.■4*1.