Indianapolis News, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 July 1903 — Page 8

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l Of >OUH THOUSAND

ACRES NCAA CITY.

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j, 8. Foster ftsd A. F. Fearmtught, of this city, haw teaaed 4A» aw** of *a» and oli land la Headrick* county, only RfAecn mile* Uom Jo^ao*f»o»*. - Mr. Footer t* a veteran oil man. He was reared in PernwylvanU and *aw the first wen drilled In the CarterevUle district. He say* the new territory ha* eycry promise of *ood result*. The land which ha* been leased la In He* week valley, thi* aide of Plainfield, Ballard A Strattghn, of Plalr.field. leaaed It for Meaara. Foster and Feamaufiht. # ‘•My attention wa* JUrat attracted M oil prospects of thia dlatrict," aald Nr. Fester fhi* morning, "the year of Cleveland-Harrison campaign, when

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[death of or. ward, head OF WHOLESALE DRUG CO.] j . ;jj . . j I? ... j Of the Old Firm of Ward Brother*. Now a Corporation—Died at

Winona Lake. *

The body of Dr. Bo*Weil Wart, apconr i>anled by his widow, his daughters and , his brother. Marion Ward arrived toere [

at J«:» a. m. from Wtoooa Lake Tfce ! —

death of Dr. Ward occurred at the lake '

at SJ4 © dock yesterday afternoon. He

i™. *»» to <««. mor. u»a TO BE ESTABLISHED HERE

three years and had gone to Winona

for the summer in the hope that the oat-

teg would benefit him.

Dr. Ward*,was t&e prmWent of the Indianapoila Is to berotn*

wholesale drag house known a* the Ward i trades and

THE INDIANAPOLIS NEWS, FKIDAY, JULY 10, 1903.

TO TUCH OLDER IDEn HOW TO DRIVE ENGIHE

DIED.

41 ooeed up through several fissure* in : ©f the lick creek valley farina, dla-

SCHOOL

FOR INSTRUCTION

RAILROADING.

Brothers Drug Company. He was born at Rockvitle, Ind . Mar », 1«1, and lived there until ten years ©M. He began the itudy of medtetne at BroefitvIHe. Ind.. In im. and graduated at the Kurt Medical

College, Chicago, In 1«C.

Dr. Wart began the practice of roedt cine at Laurel, Ind In 1*®, he married Mis* Josephine Haile, of BrookvUk^ Ind. They moved to Indianapolis In M«7. In MM, Dr. Ward formed a partnership with hi* brother In the wall drug tmslnam

a practical

technical education center.

Followtng the location of the new Technical Institute on the Arsenal grounds, the Indianapolis Railway Schc^ii and Technicai Institute has been incorporated to establish In this city a national railway school, where young men will receive a practical as well as theoretical

training in railroading

The Incorporators are all well-known Indiana railroad men. The list includes JA W. Mansfield, J. R Buckley, A A.

In gn extensive wholesale drug

They moved to their present location, 1»

South Meridian street, hi i*».

Dr. Ward served three terms in the City Council, and was always Interested

in municipal potltlca. He wa* a Repub"At that time nit wag *o cheap that seventeen year* old, wa* drowned In Lake little Interest wg# taken In developing Maxinkuekee twenty year* ago new territory, and I let the matter paaa H e was a mart of quiet and n»ode*t defrom my mind- 'iuree jugs of the oil that m *anor and *terlina Integrity of charwere ta»en up by a farmer were analysed acter He wasMason and

and proved of a higher grade than any

the best Pennsylvania oil.

w Zion, C. 8 Rhode#. Hugh 8 Curley. John

The— moon added a city Jobbing trade to M. Ucdley, C. M. Dickson. Thomae Kelly their bust ness and in 1886 moved to No, • C. A. Pfiquette. The capita l nation i« kV Let W^dtlnron atrSt and engaged ««•«*. which, it is stated, will probably frUt^fre whokstsle drug bueinSm. he Increased to 8206,«M within the next

Tiber The

•gcept

Backed by Pittsburg Capita I. Several oil men have Inspected the land recently and *11 speak encouragingly of th* prospecta. We are amply backed by Pittsburg capital and will thoroughly teat the land within the next six months. VM. H. Spade* ha* Ju*t requested me to furnish him a drllKlr for a gas well he la linking near Terr* Haute The recent flood* Interfered with hi* prospecting In that region, but he 1* sure he ha* a good thing there. *Tf our new territory prove* what we think B la, It will b« a great thing for Indianapolis," he aaM. "f am sure that ours gnd other aew field* that are being developed should be able to furnish gn* enough for the city for many years to coma."

..— _ —...— mem

of the Second Presbyterian church . . „ funeral will be held from the family good elementary education so that home No. 721 North New Jersey street, practical railroad work can be taken

Oil Stoves

The "Standard" Wickle** Blue Flame

•I* the litchoxi type of oil stove. Ha*

many advantage* over every other oil stave. Handsomely finished; quick lighting. Oil drop* In plain view; quick udjuatarily cleaned. Each burner has

mont; eerily

Sfparnte tube to tank; got necessary to keep level. T*nk may be filled without removing It. Burns equally wet! any qualKy >«1 oil or gaaollne. One gallon will

iie< pel

of coal oil or gaaollne' One gallon keep constant fire for twenty houra

of twenty

smoke, no smell, steady fir*. Oven can be

IODOFORM POISONING; Case of William F. Klesle First in Indianapolis. YViliiom F. Klesle, a mail carrier, of 1631 South Meridian street, who died at S» Vincent * Hospital, was a victim of fodoform poisoning. While esse* of this kind are a matter of record in other cities, no such <*a»e has been reported in Indianapolis before. Iodoform is recognized as one of the leadSpg antiseptics. An. operation was performed on Klesle for apr>«*“)iciti* by Dr. T B. Noble, and he s-emed well on the road to recovery, when inflammation doe to iodoform gauze, used as a bandage, set In. causing death Dr. Noble said Klssle's system was peculiarly euaceptlble. RIDING “STRADDLED” BARRED.

two year*.

The intention is to open the school ia Indianapolis this fall Plans have not yet ‘ progressed far enough to announce them tn detail. At first a temporarv building will be occupied, but it is the intention eventually to build a large building for

the School

The* equipment w!U include all of the practical machinery of a railroad. Including an engine, air brake, testing devices and car and engine parte. Those taking the courses provided by the new school, will have to be equipped with a

that the

up i

It Is the intention to cut out ail uselees theory and devote the time of the course to thing* that come up In the ev» ry day life of railroad men and department heads It is the intention to

mak* the term of study short

There wi!! be a thorough study of questions of steam, combustion, atr brakes, signals and train orders. Such things as how to shovel coal Into fire-boxes so as to apply the largest number of haat units will be given special attention. Different coals and tjIIs will be studied. The school Is the first of its kind in this country, and it is thought that the # tinie i* ripe for It. Railroading is offering good wngey and is an inviting field for vigorous men. It is understood that the large railroads have encouraged the establishment of Kuch a school, and will give tl

moral support

MORE MILLIONS WANTED FROM MR. ROCKEFELLER.

ODD CORTAIH BOES OP to-morrow morning on another wonderful sale of Furniture and Housefurnishings. We are setting a pace in prices that is looked upon in amazement. Our bargains need no labels. : : : : : : : PRICES 119 QUALITY DO ALL THE TALKIRfi HERE

, FINANCIAL.

r K ,A i& r T-rz^*ph<^ *** -

— — 1 ■ r— t - ALTHOPr—F>ll* Henry Althoff. so* of! FlNANClAL~M«**y t» loan in *ign* o#J rite art Mort. AHhotr. «rt trtmrtg msm- j J*^*^.*** gj

COYLE—James Coyle, at hi* residence, SJS West South at. Funeral notice later.

; WHS art i lag. age eighteen month*. !» a. m Friends Invited.

Funeral Saturday.

TKF HER—Phoebe, wife M J. H. Trrtsr. Wednesday morning, at S:S&> at the residence of her daughter. Mrs. Shaneberger. 21SS N 1UInc.‘.s Funeral Saturday at X p. m. Friends invited.

FINANCIAL—J

lowest

yens.

Cl At.- Large amount of private 1 ‘rLOUEA^ ivDES&d&hC

• rtertling to amoiunt *rt fiPAKy a Co., 41 H. Pennaylvateafin A NCI AL Money to loan on ■ eitjr property *n<l on farms in

THE RESERVE ~

COLO ITMAiEKFHgEMTm

The Dependable kind from the Dependable Store...

$7.33

DECORATED PliWft SETS

Regular $15.00 kiad, under-glaze; while they Irtt

$8.88

You may open an account with us and pay a little each week or month as you can spare Prices same as cash—no more—no less.

KITI.EY—Mias Nellie K. Kittey-died *t her ! home In Acton. Ini.. Thursday. July 9. at t 1 o'clock p. m.. of tubercular meningitis, as* * SI year*. 2 month* and !< day*. Funeral In the I Acton Hapttst church. Sunday. July 12. at !9 a

1 aa. conducted Nr her pastor. Geo. H. Jayne. t . ..... . .

holdtng "permanent irtUoM° nrm|B titvfm thf'iir own iuhiifb* tbaxry

art * netThbort* ^ contributions during the nines* and death of, «■ inANCiAL— m our mother, Mr*. WHhelmira Lenta ; -

HER CHILDREN. MORTGAGE LOANS, 8 art *%, N©

[■ J J08. W. SKLVAGE, AOKNTj

TO Lombard Bldg . K. Wash

Card of Thanks.

etty Mnptrty

FI\ANCIAL—Loans mad* to *a t permanent coaHiona wit*

Card of Thanks.

FlNANOtAL-4 . . according to •echrtty lKvwh#»F* in TruHttriw

« per cent, money to I ' — i ahm *| '

Women Must Use Side Saddles at Milwaukee Horse Show. MILWAUKEE. July 10—Women must not rlfie •■straildle." That 1* the fiat of those at the h»-ail df the horse show whim Milwaukee Is to have the week of July 20. Dr Gray, nrmnager of the show, haa given out the atatement that to ride ••stra^idle•’ I* ••ungraceful and vtrt*w." Now there la stinging comment from many Milwaukee women who have become accustomed to using a man s saddle When taking equestrian exercises and Wno dislike to give It up. But their obJ©ctk»na don’t count, and If they appear at the »how a* exhibitors they will need to have the regulation riding habit and a side saddle. SCIENCE HEALER IS DEAD.

Im pushed back on brackets when no* In Hff'v MhU* fn all size* ami style* fmst

more than Inferior gloves.

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Cash or Payments

use

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C. Kpehring & Bro. 878-602 Vlrfinia Xve.

Having Practiced for-Several Years, She Falla to Cure Herself. NEW YORK. July 10-Eliza White, a Christian Science healer, died In Boston and wa* buried from her home In Buckland, Conn., a few miles from Hartford. Mis* White was about sixty years old. and had practiced Christian Retenc* healing for several year*. She had not liven In good health for a long time, and as her own patient she did not improve under the treatment. Acute Bright's disease caused death.

PEOPLES OUTFITTING CO* 133.135 W. Wasbiigton St. 32-34-J6 Ktitoiky Aw.

We extend our sincere thank* to ear kind

friend* and neighbor*, art the Rev. J. C, ■ WKH — „ Peter*, for thetr beautiful floral.offering* and amount; pay hack when you u< tor thetr ktrtnee* shown u* in the sfckne** a MKTZGKR AGKNCT. Itt N. art death of our bvtoved wife-smd mother. ,—q / CHAS. T. KOTTLCWAKt AND FAMILY. FIN A NCI At,—Money to loan m tarm

FUNERAL DIRECTORS.

FCNKRAL DIRKCTOR*—WHtTS ITT CULVER, M2 K Meridian, Ucenwed. FUNERAL DIRECTORS—TUTEWILBR."'

^ W. Itaiirtrt

dertaker. IS

Tet. Jlk

DlffccTORR^C. E. KREGBLO

rUHRR A I*

sell* a burgiar-proof vault that ghouls cau

hot

FUNERAL

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H. Alabama vt.

14M.

II* a burglar-proof vault that ghoul* cs break. K N Detawart St. Phone* *0. ^—— ftAsi:

m V Delaware it. Phor L^D|R5HFl«t-JOBN»t>N. GEORGE, ST MaBsachuaatta

ave. *l»

Old main

! ^e» phoar* MS.

FUNERAL DIRECTORS—FRANK A. 'RLaNCHARD. Undertaker, Lady attendant. South-

east corner Ohio and N. Delaware. Phone*: Of-

flee, m; reaidence, SI.

FUHERAL DIRECTORS— LICENSED KM PALMERS. _ Can Ship Dtphtherta and Scarlet Fever. Lady attends to all call* for tadtea art chUdran FLANKER A BUCHANAN. S» X. Iltinot* at Both phone* ML

^MONUMENTS.

MONT MENTS-AUG. DIENER *49 E. W*»hIngton. Telephone MONUMRStS—H. ~3~GODFREY," St MMS* chuMtts av*. Phone Mack T3»S2. SOCIETY AND CLUB MEETINGS.

Money to loan

> anywhere in Indiana at 9 par cant. NO COMMISSION; annual or irttni tnmisl 1 eat; full partial payment privilege gra large loan* a specialty; comepondrnce Cl.KMENTS d EVANS Cranford*v FINANCIAL—Moisey loaned^*alartrt

lower rate* than any other

city; easy payments; xtrtetty „

SECOND FIAX1K. FRONT BOOM. * home find* - tak^tn our ffi# V he**lo stun* of B«o to H.ooo and upward, at '•tea of intermit; can furnish neonay sa

FIX A MCI AL—A rtOOD F081TIOK OOOD

CURITY FOR A LOAN; your prom!** t< can borrow money on thtlr own note; st eonfldenUnl, reanonable, reliable, le the JETNA MORTGAGE LOAN

*, Odd Fellow* Building. Pennsylvania art Washlngto FlNANCIAI^:

FAIRNESS IN ADVERTISING.

:iETT-K. of R—Exceleter

meeting this *vm r and work in the rank

bodge NO. 86. Jnatnliatloa ot

vtstc. a

DAILY city statistics.

Dr. Harper Has Convinced Him that Rush Medical Cflltege Has

“Made Good."

CHICAGO, July 10—A private message from Boston says that President Harper, j of the I'rivwmlty of Chicago, has eon-: vlneed John D. Rockefeller that the; 11,000,000 subscribed by Chicagoans to Rush Medical College was bona-fide, aSlt| has called for the $6,000,000 promised tyt*-

Mr. Rockefeller,

come an integral part of the university. The money which had to be obtained

Marriage License*. Thomas Davis and Sallle Tyler. William Henry Sul hart and Ada May Kopperhofer John Miller and Hattie Douglas*. John Weluncek and Annie Dreseh. Richard Jones and Mabel Pompy.

quell Delaware C. C. Record. Assignment of errpr*. Notice. COUNTY COURTS’ rftCORD.

CAt&VL OR CRE^OIX

Birth Return*. Alver and Nellie Shinn. Indianapolis, boy. A. U and Ruby Fields, <01 Wood lawn ave.,

boy.

George and Emma Beyer, Indianapolis, boy. „ August and Mrs Helstern, 1KS9 Chestnut st..

The college will now be- 1 boy.

Aaron and Amelia Kessler, 1316 Sheffield st.,

boy.

•liege could be

taken in has been subscribed through the efforts of a few Chicagoans since iast-Oc-

tober.

MRS. BLAINE IS VERY LOW.

Widow of

“The Plumed Knight” Fatally III.

AUGUSTA, Me.. July 10—The*widow of James G. Blaine is in a critical condition, and it 1* said by a near relative that the end Is hourly expected Mrs. Blaine, wmo is nearly seventy-five years old. has been in failing health for three years. There is no actual disease, and the physicians attribute her condition to old age and general breakdown. At her request nothing was given out to the papers concerning her illness, and not until her children were suddenly called home was it generally known here that she was 111. Her children—Mrs Beale, Mrs. Damrosch and James G. Blaine—are at. her bedside.

Death Returns. Mary C. B. Johnson, 81. 618 S. East *t.. tuberculosis. William N Thomson. Tl. 218 Dorman st.. locomotor ataxia. Mr* Rhoda Green, 63, 53 N. Elder ave.. endocarditis, * Anna Powell, 43. Big Four and Fifteenth •railway accident. John P. Bell, 35. 327 Prospect st.. tubercu-

losis.

Francis Dirk. 1. 1009 S. New Jersey st.. endocolitis. _ ,, Fred Brogden. 4 months. Twenty-first arid

Senate ave., measles.

Lawrence Meadow-s, IS, 838 Adelaide st., tuberculosis .. . ( atherlne Egelus. 73. 1256 E. Market st..

arterio schlerosis.

Harry Lanehan. 2, 3211 N. Senate ave., burn*. Ignatius Brown. 71. *09 Ashland ave.. dla-

3 months, 714 Lock*

bet is meilitus.

William H. Will lams,

st . entero-oolltls.

Elisabeth Nagel. «». 746 Bate* *t., colitU.

BURHING UP PROFITS

:JUST TO GET RID OF GOODS:

Tha time Is at Kami whan wa MUST let Summer Furniture antf Housefurnishings go, no matter at what saorlflea. Wa have to have the room

w.

SPECIAL JULY OUTFITTINfi TERMS In adiiltltm to Uw> unprecedented price conoaaaloaa we are now making, we o(T«‘r the following terms aa a at>»clftl Inducement to young couple« Buying complete outfits for housekeeping purposes.

A $50.00 Outfit $1.00 p«r witk A $150.00 Outfit. A 15.00 Outfit 1.26 ptr wttk A 200.00 Outfit A 105.00 Outfit 1.50 pursuit A 309.00 Outfit

$2.00 ptr wMk . 2.50 par watk ■ 3.00 p«r w««it

FOLDING BEDS

$9.85 SI 1.48 $12.85 $16.00 $20.00

Theae terms succeed a small cash p*ym«nt. but If not convenient to make it at time of purchase we arrange to do (without it. OLD CUSTOMERS MAKE THEIR OWN TERMS

Building Permits* Thomas 13. O'Connell, 1311 S. Sheffield st., addition. $10 * * ... X* A Eclipse Coal Company, 450 Indiana avr., Fhed, A J Groenwalt, 916 S. Illinois «t., addition, ^Cordelia Smith, 706 Sh*ffl*ld st.. veranda. $100. William AlbrL 714 Elm st.. repaira. *»0C HUgenburg, guardian. 3009 N. Capitol ave.,

addition. $187.

Otto and Hattie Kinney. 65 Addison st,

d* 611 u*. I^Gavln. Shefl3(-ld Jt _ dwelling, $l,»oo.

lall. 226 Richland st . addition. $1'».

Marti

Herbert Sma

450 00

Real Estate Transfers.

George B. Yandea et al. to Nettle M McCallle, lot 142, • Ardmore addition .* William H. Nlmal. for others, to Emma McElwee, lot 11, MoElwee's subdivirion of outlet 70 * • 2,400 00 Mary E. Dow to Emil Sohober, lots 7 and 8. equare 2. Wrtghf* North Side addition J w

Emma Tyler to same, same lot S 1 00

Chauncey L. Turner to Charles R. Balke. lot 52 and part of lot 61. Morrlson's second addition 15,000 00

Superior Court. Room I—Janie® M. Leathers. Judge. William Grand vs. Adolph Brockmeir; plaintiff files reply to second and third paragraph* of defendant's answer. John B. Phtlltpy vs. Wm. H. Block; defendant files motion for (‘xamlnatlon of plaintiff; granted. Bettie Howell vs. Lucten Wulsen at al.; plaintiff files amendment. Mary E. Sullivan vs. Albert C. Bulltvan; submitted for plaintiff. Henry 8. Fraser vs. National Bond and Realty Co.; receiver file* demurrer to petition to pay over money. Criminal Court. Fremont ?Alford. Judge. Robert H. Acre; provoker Roberts, J. P.; defendant arraigned and pleads not guilty; evidence heard; finding of not guilty. Grand Jury' partial report: George Jamison, petit larceny and false pretense; Frank Tuiley and John Brown. grand larceny; Harry Henderson, grand larceny. George Jamison,^*-Ut larceny and false pretense; defendant arraigned and pleads not guilty. Frank Tuiley and Jack Brown; grand larceny; defendants arraigned and each pleads not guilty. Harry Henderson; grand larceny; defendant arraigned and pleads not guilty. New Suits. f Leonidas Stafford vs. Christian Mueller; damage*; Superior Court, Room 1. William F. Fox vs. Ivan J. Clark; mechanic's Hen; Circuit Coart. L. V. Peterson v*. William Sayre; replevin; Superior Court. Room 1. Rosanna Allen v*. Frank Allen; divorce; Superior Court, Room 3. American Flint Bottle Company vs. James R. Wasson et al.; contract; Superior Court, Room 3. William D. White vs. Idg M. Clancy *t al.; contract; Circuit Court. DISEASE BRINGS HAPPINESS.

Frederick Sumner Finds Family arid

Bride During Illness.

OMAH.Aa July 10.—Through a bad case of mumps Frederick Sumner has been re- ! stored to his family from whom he had I been separated since babyhood. Incidentally he won a bride In the nurse who at- | tended him during his illness. Sumner was born at Germantown. Neb., and was kid- I napped when five years old. He was left by the roadside, where he was found and adopted by a well-to-do ranchman, who taught the German boy English. When he grew up Sumner started out to look for his family, but his quest was fruitless. In Omaha he became seriously 111 with the mumps and an abscess developed. During his delirum, he spoke only in German and thus disclosed his real name. A letter to Germantown brought his father

rlson's second _ , , , - Sarah E Yaryen to Edwin G Allen et on the next train. The nurse who attended •^ ux , lot 30 Kenwood 4.000 00 t gumner will become his bride In a few

Thr*. H. tJpann to Jae. McCabe., part of lot* 2 and 3, Dewey * subdivision

. Dewey

of Murphv et al. s addition 4,750 00 John Glmher to H F Wm Maaohmeyer. part of section 23. township IS. range 3 GOO W Julietta Monroe to Geo A Ferguson . et ux.. lot 44 Ritter's third addition. Irvington : • wo 00 James Johnston to Sherman Marshall, lot 65. MrKernan & Pierce's subdi-

vision putl t 121

Sherman Marshall to Louise B Wood. same S Wm B Austin to same, same 63 00 Walter B Perkins to Charles A. Hag-

days.

Eleven Prisoner* Escape.

WILLIAMSPORT, Ky., July iO.-Eleven prisoners escaped from jail here last.night j !$•' prying out the Iron grate in the floor. Five were charged with murder and other j serious offenses. Six prisoners refused to

l.ooo oo | leave the jail.

ard. hit 92 Berkley addition

itabeth J George-. Harlan's Pleasant-

John Booth to Ell* lot 12 Long * B

are. addition Wilbur H Tall man to Sallle B Arbjcltle. lot 112, Newman's Oak Hill addition - • • • • Henrt' C. Dawson to Wm. D t a** et ux . part section 32. township 15, range 4 10.900 00 Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Compartv to Frank D. Statnaker et

ux.. lot 123 and part 124, Morrison'• f

third addition VOODOO Anabet P Kemey to Winifred B. Adams lot 52. Talbott', revised addition 5 000 00 Mary Unnemann to Frank J Fisse. lot 41, Morris's Oak Hill addition 300 00

! Jose* H. Campbell to Perry K. John- # .

son. k>t 31. Dawson's addition, Brort ritppl* I DO Total transfer*. 30'. consideration ..$52,466 «

2 00

INTERESTING NEW5 ....For...* j Men Md Boys Some rary interesting clearance* for Saturday. A Serge or Flannel is jnat what 70a need for thia hot weather; at onequarter off former price; doable or single breasted; choice of suits worth up to $18.50, for $9.98 Choice of suits worth up to $16, for $12.50 For Hr Boys we have purchased a complete line of Norfolka, Sailor Blouse, two and three-piece suits, $1.98, $2.98 bp t« $5.98 Color*—black,blue and fancy mixtures

CONRAD’S 332-334 UassaslMsttUAtt.

Wash Petticoats Made to measure of Lawn, Gingham and Chambray

For

For

For For For

Folding Itcvl Worth $12JO Folding Bed Worth *15 06 Folding Brt Worth ns.ao Folding Bed Worth $£4.00 Folding Bed Worth $3000

IRON BEDS

$1.98 $2.75 $4.10 $5.48 $7.98 $12.48 $16.85

For Iron Red Worth $2.75 For Iron Bed Worth $a.M For Iron Brt • Worth $6,99 For Iron IVd Worth |S.» For Iron Bed Worth $12.00 For Iron Bed Worth $l* to For Iron Bed Worth $25.00

BUFFETS

7.98 11.98 17.48

.00

For Buffets Worth OS.SD For Buffets Worth men For Buffets Worth $2*06 For Buffet* Worth m<n

$1.95 PARK $1.95 *== CART f == JVST AS ILLUSTRATED.

1,800 00

300 00

SIDEBOARDS

$10.85

For

Sideboards Worth 315.00

$11.98

For

Sideboards Worth Ji > 00

$16.48

For

Sideboards Worth £25.00

$22.48

For

Sideboard? Worth $£:.jo

$26.85

For

Sideboards Worth $#.'«)

$34.98

For

SiTieboarxIs Worth 350.00

$57.85

For

Sideboard Worth g».<D

$68.48

For

SKieboart* Worth JlfibOO

DISTRESS

The Lining Store 21 N. Pennsylvania St.

From

BOARD OF WORKS ROUTINE.

REFRIGERATORS and ICE CHESTS

$3.48

For Refrigerators

Worth $5.00

$4.85 $5.48 $6.48 $9.75 $11.48

For Refrigerators Worth r7.«0 For Refrigerators Worth For Refrigerators Worth *».«» For Refrigerators Worth *14 . <« For Refrigerators. Worth 516.50

LARGEST HOMSEFURRHSHERS IN THE WORLD.

RHDDES BURFORD FURNITURE EG.

127-129 E. W8tbli(tw St.

osuumus, on. mSSSSZ

20-22-24 Virfiaia Avt.

Primary Assesament Rolla Approved. Cement walk*, approach walks art sod. Ruck'* st . from Nineteenth to Twenty-first; estimated cost. $2.2t>& Vacation first alley east of Fayette street, from Tenth to Eleventh *treets Petitions Referred to City Engineer. Grading roadway and cement walk* on east ride Webster .venae, from Washington street

to Julian avenue

Cement walk, south side Washington stm t, from Arlington avenue to Warren avenue. Storm water sewer, second alley east of ArilEgtcw avenue, from P., C., C.. A St. L. railway, north to Washington street, thence cast

to Pleasant run.

HIGHER COURTS’ RECORD. Supreme Court Minute*.

3t»92 The Board of Commissioners of Whit- ( ley county rj Theodore Oarty. Whitley C C. ! Appellant's petUiots to fli* reply brief 3»LS Riley R. Gadbury et al. r* Ohio A Indiana Consolidated Natural art Illuminaf- l ing Gas Company. Blackford C. C. Appellee's

pet it tea and brief tii for rehearing Appellate Court Minirtes.

4752. Chicago. Indianapolis St Loafs vs Be Railway Company vs Mary E. Wicker, administratrix. Greene C C Appellant'* brief «S. i 4753. Southern Indiana Railway Company v*. Mary Moore. Lawrenc-e C- C- Appellee's brief

ti>.

4734. The near Creek Start Gvmpany vs. 11 Frank Carmichael, minor- Brown C. C. Appellee's petition tj> file brief ■iGS Anna Freeman et al. v*. Diamond PSete GIa» Ct-aapway et ai. Howard S. C. Appeflant's reply brief t&i. New Appellate Court Suita. 4«9*. Chariw F. Ksowitoc rs. John W. Smith. ; Jay C. C. Record. Amigmaem of erro**. la term. Bort. 4S9T Suaaaaak S. Fudge va. Hearjr M. Mar-

Dyspepsia & Indigettion f$ Forever Banished by ORANGEINE (Powders) Thousands affirm, with Major J. A. OLMSTED. U. S A., Commandant Iowa State Normal School: 'T have long .offered from an obstinate case of Nervou. Dyipepsia. Orange; ne is doing me great good, art I look for ultimate recovery. It Is the only medicine I have ever found that helped me and there is no reactive effect from It.”

NOTE—Orangeine Powder* are sold all procreative druggists, JOefl powder.: *c (9 powders): 50c <15 oowdars'; $1 (3 powders). Write ns for sample, full inf orxauon^omposition.aad Far reach*

r Homan Eesults.

&

lag

Address:

“Orangeine, Chicago/

CREDIT If you are honeat In purport we will trust yout-clothe your wlf* and your family. NO MONf Y DOWN Pay us at your convenleno*. People's Crodit Clothing Co. '32 W. WrtiagtM St Up-Stalrs one flight

Mews Want Adsm THE WORK BUSINESS CHANCE. BUSIN KPS CHANCE—R*ao HAUGER’S big ad under Male Help. * BUSINESS CHANCE—Partrtr tor one-half Interest in cam!ml show. Address Box 2147, N*ws. *

BUSINESS CHANCE—Partle* Intending to etnI bark to the Job printing bustnees will do well to address Bo* 21*3, News.

File Stopped « ■ VniUmrr nr Fsllii

rge^” - irmanent. We wish every person

In the U. 8. suffering from Fits, :

BUSINESS CHANCE—Centrally located mttl- , inery store; established trade art best tran- ; sient location in city. Address Bo* 2139, New*.

USINKgS will sell

the best wholesale and retail cash

businesTin the city for $2,596. Investigate.

Address Box

2667, News.

■ ■ ■ W FnU«D«y or FSltee Steknert to ! BUSINESS CHANCE^Partner to tin art ferI nace Jm-ine*: one that can keep a small

^ of book.; this win bear the closest toves-

OOLOEM

WRITE TO-DAY. Address, CUBE CO.* Hammond, tad.

tlgatton Address Bo* 2191. Newa.

OR. CALOWILL'S SYRUP PEPSIN TM MOST AMlfAMJ i.AXA-rivgc all innnnwTA. ao# aad At.nn.

BTSIXESS CHANCE—For Bale; A 5c art Ifle store, doing good buMnees In the best town of Its size to the State: IH health cause tor selling. AddressJEtarjJj, Bead! Ind.

CHANCE—*LI06 stock of cfcitfc-

and gent's

1 furnishing*; it, fine room. 247, Crothera-

BU8INESS

tog. shoes, ladles' good cash boainess;

clean stock. Address Lock Boat 1 vine, irt-

BUSINESS CHAKCC—Yta Grant Mining Ok I of Arlsooa. has shares of debenture stock to J sett, dMdsrts preferred op to 5 per ceat. ; ! caff or write to the otkcea of the company tor further Information. Boom* 9 art 4 Baldwin Stock. WM. F. SOCWSLU tMtatary.

SOCIRTY COCeSl**'

in* brothers wtleome RAY R

W W. DAVY. K. of R. anfi II. SOCIETY—MASONIC—Indlanapolto Chapter No. 5. Royal Atoh M**ona Spertal meeting FYldaj- evening. July 16. at T o'clock. In Masonic 1>mple. Work In Mark Master degree. Visiting welcome. BAtRit ^ p

TOM OPDY, Secmary. ^

SOC1 ETY-Recuiar convention of Damascus Lodge No. Sli. It. of P.. thl* (Friday) evening. W^ork to nag* and esquire ranks aftd tostallatton of oBcerm for ensuing term. Klovator. Electric faa.^ u 0 ^

Attest; H. L. CANARY. K. of R. art 8.

LOST. LOBT-New straw hat, between Wa*hlngton art New York, in Illinois st. Return to MO M. Washington- _ LOST-PoCketbook oonAtoing tfito, on Was ington st., between the New York store art Cast st. Finder return to 1U Dickson st Reward. • , ‘ „

LOST OR STOLEN.^^^ front shoulder Deliver at W6 8. Meridian. . . 1f y r

STOLEN. mV 152

ware st had better return tt and save trouble. FALMIST8, CLAIRVOYANT!, tVc.

HOLMES; clairvoyant

reaamgs, sw. *•“ p«^lhF *t

Ittl Shelby ,, CLAIRVOYANT-MADAM 1st and medium. Mad; ttsarsur

_ MONTEim .dam Montcit/'i ness a special 1

>almwork

feature.

clatrvoYant-mllk. Frances, psycho. palmist, reveals your life complet*; In love, marriage, business, with her advice your success is assured. 617 N. Illinois «t

Reading*

dally.

CLaIrVoTaNT—Art i»1 ntlsi: PRDFE880R EDWARDS reads past, present and future; give* full name*, dates; advise* you to leva, business, marriage, divorce, speculation or change situation; reunites separated and restores lost affections. Ar* you to troubte, unsettled or despondent ? Gall at one*. Open Sunday#. 236 N. Delaware. _ _ , Fi.aTrVOYANT-PALMIST AND MEDIUM

CLAIRVOYANT-i'AUMIOV au k. ZOE-ZOE, JR. WHO HAS BEEN CONFINED TO HIS "BED" ALL WEEK WITH l ivoi*- due TO "OVERWORK." WILL

NEXT SUNDAY. "RBITED" TIME IN THE

gHcwr-Kw

CITY. HOURS, DAILY. TERMS REASONABLE.

RESIDENCE, 617 EAST MARKET STREET

CLAIRVOYANTREDUCED^ REDUCED.

PROF H MANTEL WALTON, the greatest ig clairvoyant —■* --*—*-* —*

powers of this

living clairvoyant and palmtet. Bo great are •he powers of this wonderful man that be will •11 your full name art object of call without

asking a single question. Do hot tort hope! No matter what your troubles may be—love, marriage or bustoees—he will help you. Separated reunited. evil influences removed and alt In die tress helped. Reduced fee for three days only. Hours. 9 to I dally. Parlors, 32$ N. Cap-

itol av*.

FINANCIAL. KINANcTaL—Read^H^UGEfTs^blg^ad^under - Male Help.—

FINANCIAL—H*v# abstracts of UU* prepared by BROWN, third floor Lemck*.

FINANCIAL-First mortgage loans; lows** rates. JAMES H LOWES, <3 When Bldg

Financial—6 per cent, money on reai estate. GEO, WOLF, second floor Letncke Bldg.

FINANCIAL—Special amounts now on hand to loan promptly 1. H. PATTIiON. U Cirela

FIN A NCI A L— Fri vat# money always ready at 5 and t per cent.; no delay. A. J. MEYER A CO., 144 K Market.

FINANCIAL—Money loaned on watches art diamonds; largest possible amount; loweet rates. 202 Stevenson Bldg. “

FINANCIAI^-THE SALARY LOAN CO. Lowest rates in the city. New phone 2259 923 Stevenson Bldg.

FINANCIAL—i per cent, money on real estate, with option ot prepaying after one year. HENRY H FAY. room 2 Union Trust Bldg.

FINANCIAL—Loans on farms, $166 *rt upward; horn* fund*; lowest rates; no delay. A. METZGER AGENCY. 102 N. Pennsylvania s*.

FINANCIAL—Ixian* on real estate at the very lowest rates; funds are immediately available. See w. MEYER 4 KISER, U* Indiana Trust Bldg

FINANCIAL—To Loan: Mosey, without eoasmtsalon. Apply to DR. P. H. JAMESON, Newton Claypool Bldg., or to HOWARD CALK, 1» K. Market at.

1 kinds of personal property; C. ERTEL. 101 E. Ohio St.

FINANCIAL—

on household

MONEY TO LOAN

pianos, organ*, horse* and

'wm, etc-, at

wagon*, warehouse receipts,

ps

Ivan©

from one month to

■it

*low rate* and small, easy payment* Any

A small

amount of money quickly advanced for compensation. Time, from one month

year. We aim to make <ke payments within yoarjresich| and to case of sickness extension* Youwfllgtwaya find our rates a little cheaper art that we can do a little better by yon than other companies, no matter what they adver-

tise AH transaction* confidential. Call art tov tailgate. It will pay y<*-

E MARKET-ST. MORTGAGE LOAN CO.,

306 IMW Bunding. 1X4 E Market 1

FINANCIAL—

bargains

IN

MONEY.

pianos,

etc., with-

Bounds strange, bat » is a fact If yoa need money, call on ns. We loan money on houaebold gt team*, fixtures, warehouse receipt*

out removal

We loan any amount from 16 60 up. Our rales ar# to#. Our time Is long. Our payments ar* small. Oar bos toes* le^ confidential.^ iy payment plan, allowing you fifty week* to ■Kse-issSYiSw §^1^? a n m«nSily r aS3r t %uarterty pejr-

appreciated by you.

;

?us we advertise.) per week.

“ par »wk.

per week.

| par week,../.

Larger amounts to proportion. Rebate if ante is paid before due. SALARY ' n R K LI A B LIE' CR E Dr?" CO., 161 lAw Bldg.. R. Market at., second rtor.

FINANCIAL—

VACATION TIME. ^ need money? It you do, come to and tell us hew WtA/kiTAi’** • —a ...... :*■ a

U9 W

mtory ^ , ha\w the money on your own name, curity. confidentially art without

wno j ou art, ana if you i >ry for responsible parties wa •e the money on your own mum «3r, confidentially art Wlthm your employer; can pay It bank to lNniANA r 'M^M S TND r i

nNANCUUg-

TOO NEED IfONETT

mrtv and mnnmw

'XajJMssiws-

bnck. from one month

We loan money to pay your grocer, iwnt, insurance, tax**, leas* oa furniture any other purpose whatever. We also pay off loans held by put tea art loan you mom money, We have plenty of money at alt bustowis* principle#**** COnit **' t We loan mono for .he Interest a have no fear of losing your good# of sicknem or other misfortune. Do not be misled by advertised rates appear cheap, but upon Investigation m what they seem.

natohbor*.

0*11 art see tu before borrowing. Mortgage loan

Trust Build st. and V:

New

CO..

FINANCIAL5. / ^

M « M

i?

10WEV

DON'T BORRi BORROW MOf Thl* company waa or; benefit of the maese* We will loan you on furniture, pianos, huruw. wagons, etc. M tSn ,E 1SS • *Se ON BAST cb:“ PAYMENT

PLAN.

1YMENT8,

lie ..

THE jWTNA

THE ONLY COMPANY THAI AMOUNT ASKED ^

MENT PLAN^HI WEEKS TO PAY

lEKLY : OU F

. ^ LOAM TOUR LOAN. YOU CAN BOR] AMOUNT YOU WISH ON TH;

MONTHLY PLAN.

WISH ON THE V

FAIR TREATM A ENl!!%5w RATI SOLUTE gECR^CY^GUARA

^^SSS Y reuablb,

Ing pa Follow

all

Wf DO WIIAl A BANK WON’T

We loan money on a few hour amount from $& upward, on FURNII ANO«. HORSE8, WAGONS, 8TOI TURKU, WAREHOUSE RRCE PERSONAL PROPERTY of alt \

them In your possession. Thjs is the

that waa organised for the express supplying the people of Indiana polls ey at the very lowest possible

■ Ifimji

Ing is our new Building plan, allowing fifty weeks to

?«-klv payments onto payment* only ILIO.

__y p*y»«»Li only M-to.

Other accounts to the sam* proporttoa.

can. If desired, make monthly payments to fact, any way to suit your convenleno* best of people will sometimes run ‘ “

ready money, art It Is far mom _ . borrow to a business way than to ask

com mods tion from a friend. W« do 1

quire of yonr neighbors, snd you will fi business strictly private. Our capii and wa accommodate many mor* j any other company, because we Indusements. Call art be convinced, tton cheerfully given. Our office la easily

CENTRAL LOAN CO>

the very lowest possible rateA art tookymenta within the reach of al). . | iwing Is our new Building AssoclatUff ,

illowlng fifty weeks to pay: »20. weeklv payment* onto too.

»(0. weekly payme«5* only |LI6. |

$100, weekly paymenti. only |2.6C

CENTRAL LOAN COMPANY, Room 203 Stevenson Building.

15 E. Washington 1117

Second Floor. Front Over Progress Clothing atom.

FINANCIAL- pAT R B W W I Si L ol > Y AN T °OR A MOVING EXPENSES, TO PAY YOUR TAXES, MORE MONEY. TOO. MO loan la too large or none too celve our aareful attention, make no inquiries r - friend*. Kw .do we^

YOU GE^ . YOU

PAYMENTS 1

WE GIVE YOU A

ONE MONTH

TO PAY

WE TELL YOU

CE THE

^PRIVILEGE

LOAN. fATBS 1

SPECIAL DI

NO CHA.RG WITH SOM are not^ OR THE UP

DANCED

./

FOR

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