Indianapolis News, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 August 1903 — Page 8
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THE INDIAN A POLLS NEWS, THURSDAY. AUGUST 20, 1903.
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BUSINESS MEN APPROVE.
Lafayette will be Represented at the Terre Haute Meeting. (Kpeclel to The 'ndlanapotle Newe.-] LAFAVETTB. Ind.. Auffuat 20.—A movement ha* been Inaugurated among local business men to charter a special train and attend the Terre Haute convention In a body. This convention lookn to dredging: the Wabash river, making It navigable. An open meeting of the Retail Merchants' Aneoclatlon and the Commercial Club will be held next week to forward the Idea. Realizing the vast benefit to be derived If the river was made navigable to this point, the merchants are enthusiastic over the idea to elect no delegates, but to g<Hn a body. The Board of Public Improvements of the City Council will recommend that the city aid In sending delegates, and that It adopt resolutions favoring the project. Congressman Crurapaeker will be asked to lake charge of the fight In Congress. The meeting hi Terre Haute has been «a 11*^1 for the Ijth of September. No restriction has been placed on representation. and every city along the Wabash to this point has been invited to partici-
pate.
CORN HUSK CIGARETTES
ISpccial to The ln<lianaix>Hs News.) t HAMMOND, Ind-. August 20. — Nora I Marsok. a Servian girl, whose father j j has figured in the war between j j Servians and Hungarians In Whiting, is j j at her home, suffering from wounds In- j dieted by a cudgel in the hands of her j 1 lover, a leader of the Hungarian crowd. * j The girl gave information to the Ser- ; j vians which led to a melee in which she j I was hurt. The fight occurred in a ceme- ; j tepy near the refinery of the Standard j : Oil Company. A band of Hungarians had ! j taken possession of the cemetery, most of j | them having gone io sleep on the ground. | j Two men acted as sentinels, and one of j J them kindled a fire to keep away mos- j j quitoes. . j i Nora Harsok saw the blaze and went > ! to the saloon of A. Ptfnte. where some , j of her people were giving a dance. Men J ' and women were in all stages of intoxi- : : cation, and when the girl appeared they j ] deserted the saloon, armed with beer' bottles, to attack the sleeping Huns. Hungarians Were Ready. The assailants made no effort to move In sepret and when they reached the cemetery the Hungarians were ready,, for them. As the Servians! climbed the fence, they wefe greeted ' by a shower of bricks, bottles and rub- I blah. The women fought on the same i terms as the men. As two men were i struggling in each others arms, a Servian woman rushed to them and struck the Hungarian on the head with a beer bottle. He dropped to the
ground unconscious.
In t^ie fight Nora Harsok was struck I on the head by a man named Puli, who ! failed to recognize her in the uncer- j tain light. The girl half turned and j giving a pitiful cry. fell to the ground. ; When Puli saw who he had struck, he tried to pick her up, but was driven | ! back by the advancing Servians. A gang of Servians was found by j < Huns in an incomplete building . j In Schrage avenue and an effort was j made to fire the house, but the flames! were put out. A fight followed in i i which John Borowskl was struck with j l a spiked board. He was taken home j j In a delirious condition and may die. ' ! The mayor has ordered al! the saloons i closed in Oklahoma, where the Ser-
! vians live.
Started a Blaze Which Nearly Deatroyed BHIingsville. [Special to The Indianapolis News.] LIBERTY. Ind.. August 30,-Flre at BHIingsville. this county, came near destroying the entire village. The College Corner t e department was-called upon and renderd effective service. Two dwellings and a portion of their contents, and three hams and contents were consumed. Two horses were cremated, while several persona were Injured In fighting the flames. John Doakes. a young man, undertook to save a $260 diamond ring In Ids home, and was badly burned. The dwellings with stables attached were owned by James Doakes and Margaret JKmer. while the third bam was the property of William Shanklin. Mr. intakes carried a small insurance in the Ohio P'armers. The loss is several thousand dollars. The trouble was started by « boy concealing himself In a stable to snioge corn husk cigarettes. - e '' - DEBOE FOR THE DEFENSE.
Former Senator Teetlflee at the Trial of Caleb Powers. OKOROETOWN, Ky..* August 20.-At the trial of Caleb Powers, charged with being one of the murderers of William iSobei, ex-Senator William B. Deboe testified for the defense. He said that he went from Washington to Kentucky on January 16. 1800, and stopped at Frankfort to see Governor Taylor. He went on to Louieviile and attended the Galt House meeting of leading Republicans at which the contest was fully discussed. Taylor never informed him of his purpose to have a mountain army of petitioners go to Frankfort, nor did he attend any meetings at Frankfort. He denied vigorously over having any conversation with the convict Henry Youtsey, In which any reference was made to taking the life of William , Goebel, He left Frankfort for Washington the night of the day before the shooting. THINK NOTE WAS ILLEGAL
Hammond Creditors Want Claim Disallowed. » GREENCASTLE. Ii)d„ August 20.—The creditors of Thomas C. Hammond, who was with the First National Bank for fifty years, and who made an assignment, are seeking to have referee in bankruptcy Pugh disallow the claims of the heirs of Mrs-. Thomas C. Hammond for $iD.0W, representing a note and interest which Hammond made to hts wife in 1873 The creditors say the note was illegal because the estate was insolvent at the time h was made. Zionsville Park Assembly. I Special to The Indianapolis S>w 8 .] ZIONSVILLE, Ind., August 20—Holt vaunes Murgiditch Cheeneegoezlan lectured at Zionsville Park Assembly last nlgt on “Customs of Armenia,” and with the assistance of about forty people In costume gave a mock Armenian wedding. The assembly chorus and orchestra of -fifty people will give a concert tonight under the direction of W. E. M. llackleman. of Indianapolis. This has been the tnoatl prosperous season the assembly has pver had. _
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This is the Time to Save Money Fall goods are arriving and summer goods MUST go. The store is brimful of bargains, as every summer article has quick marching orders.
SUMMER LAWNS 1.000 yd*, on sale in bas*em't. limit 14 yards to customer, as long as lot lasts, per yd . W 1
StarStore 'A YVASi , NOT OM r
15ic Fine Ginghsms 800 yards fine Ginghams, for dresses and shirtwaists. fen yards to a r-us-tomer. as long as lot lasts, per vd.
On Bargain Counter
35-cent COirON FABRICS
9c
Our entire stock of finest 26c and 36c Wash Goods. EmbSwlsses. Organdies, etc., also 34 pieces fine wide Gingham and
Oxford Waistings. that sold at Q« 13c and 25c. choice at. a yard . *Jl» 19-oaot •“ < ’hoice of all the finest WACU P«A "ash Fabrics In the no An* -11. basement. They sold at uOOQS V1# 16c and 13r. as long as lot lasts take choice at. n C* yard Uu Summer Underwear LADIES f* Ladles' fine ribbed Vests, to |% ft Pure white and fancy urern taped neck and VfcSlS Warm*. 10c to 1»c r. value*, each DC BOYS' I NDLRWEAR, Jersey ribbed sbb’ts and drawers. 25c gar- in* merits, broken sizes lUu
Peppereil bleached drill Drawers, with elastic anklets, also
_ _ _ 2oc grades of fancy
striped shirts and drawers, per 1C* garment ., I Ub
Men’s Shirts
300 Work Shirts, dark and light
colors, all sizes, 25c to 35c 17* values lib
Me^'s Dress Shirts, soft bosom per-
cale shirts. with two separate collars, 50c values. 3 for II.On. each ..
“•■ s35c |Kp Uiderviir | Jb
35c
Clothing—Odd Lots Men's odd Summer Coats, Vests and and odd Fanis, about 68 odd garment*, each Mens' Black Pants, also young men's sizes, about 40 pairs to close, ^Qq
19c
per pan
39c
BOYS' SUITS, about 30 Knee Pants
Suits, odd sizes, 6 to 13. $1.00 grades, to close
Boys’ Knee Pants, about 200 odd pairs
left from suits, sizes 4 to 14. to close, per pair
Boys' Percale Waists, all sizes, 2?c grades. 2 for 25c. each Men s Ties, an odd lot. each Men’s Cuffs, an odd lot. pair Men's Collars, an odd lot, each.
I5e 14c
tc 1c lo
Basement Bargains 2 $10.96 Refrigerators, reduced to *4.».N 1 *12.96 Refrigerator, reduced lo JMi.UN i $12.50 Gocart. reduced •o JMi.BN 12 $2.49 and 12.93 Lawn Mowers. *1.75 35c #1.40 $2.40 40C 75c 75c
now 12 50c Hose Reels, now S $2 25 3-qtiart Ice Cream Freezers 2 $3.98 8-quart ice ('team Freezers 15 89c Screen Doors. 2.10x8.4.. 3 $1.25 Screen Doors. 2.10x6.10. 2 $1 25 Screen Doors. 3x7
Hose Bargains
CHILDREN’S 19c HOSE.,.
Broken sizes black | lace stripe seam- , less Hose. 15c and ' 19c values, a C« pair Ub
LADIES' HOSE, regular 25c grades of fine black lace stripe seam- til* less Hose, a pair 1‘fb MEN S if 200 pairs mens fancy aant Sox, including the aaw nl I. II. new grays, 25c grades.
SOX IVU two pairs
for
25c
Umbrellas
Ladies' black Gloria Umbrellas, gilt and silver handles. It.00 fJQn values ...OUu Ladles' fancy Parasols, choice of all $1.50, $2.00 and $2.50 grades 00^ 200 men s fast black Umbrellas. 33c Second Floor Bargains Ladles' Shirtwaists, an odd lot, OCa to close ZUb Ladies' Percale Wrappers, an CQa odd lot. to close wvu Ladies’ Summer Corsets, small |C* sizes lUu Choice of all blue or black Duck Skirts Small Priced Bargains 35c Pearl Shirtwaist Sets 1 Oc 20c Beauty Pins, dozen fJc Children's School Handkerchiefs.. 1 e Six Hat Pins for | <• Coat Collar Springs, each 1 <• Large paper Needles J e Strong Shoe Strings, dozen Jto
TO LET—ROOMS.
TO I,ET—Furnished rooms. 305 N Illinois et. TO I,ET—Alcove room 115 N Alabama st. TO LET—Furnished rooms. 748 E. Market st.
TO LET—Furnished rooms. 419 E
TO LETTO LET
0 TO LET—HOUSES.
Vermont st.
Large front room; b&th. 3W E. Ohio. Furnished rooms. 110 \V Tenth, st
TO LET—INDIAN A TRUST COMPANY.
TO LET-See list. CENTRAL TRUST CO.
FINANCIAL. FINANCIAL—Have abstracts of title prepared by BROWN, third floor Lemck*.
TO LET—Moving. II per load. Both phones 2U.
TO LET— Mo\ ing. $1 per toad. Telephone main res
-Furnished room; modern. 410 N.
TO LET
East
TO LET -Two unfurnished rooms 319 N. Dela-
ware
TO LET—Furnished rooms at 33.3 N Alabama st r«et. TO LET - Nicely furnished rooms. »1 25 up 22S
N. Senate
TO LET-Room; nicely furnished, modern 2221 Tal&ott ave. TO LET—Furnished front room, upstairs 84*
N. East st
TO LET—Nlcelv furnished room. bath, phone. 507 N. Illinois. TO LET—Room for two, with hoard. $10 week. 616 N Capitol.
TO LET—1014
$10.
TO I. ET—Cot tag e^
wood ave
TO LET SPANN & CO . Oppoelte postofflee.
E. Eleventh, cottage, 4 rooms.
FINANCIAL—First mortgage loans; lowest rates. JAMES H LOWES. 62 When Bldg FINANCIAL—Special amounts now on hand to loan promptly. J. H. PATT1SON, S3 Clrcla.
six rooms; $12.
34:6
Ken-
46 N. Pennsylvania.
TO LET—Two three-room cottages. $6 each. In-
quire 1401 Hill ave
TO LET—House, five rooms; new. front, rear
porch 9o9 S. State ave
TO LET—See list at 181 E Market st.. ground . New phene 2258.
floor. GREGORY & APPEL. )
TO LEf—Cottage; 332 Bird st.; four rooms; $10 j
H. H LEE. Pennsylvania and Ohio.
FINANCIAL—Private money always ready at 5 and f per cent.; no delay. A. J MEYER A
CO.. 14J E. Market. _
FINANCIAL—Money loaned on' watches and diamonds: largest possible amount; lowest
rates 208 Stevenson Bldg.
FINANCIAL—5 per cent money on real estate, with option of prepaying after one year. HENRY H. FAY, room 2 Union Truat Bldg FIXANOAlV-THK SALARY LOAN CO.
Lowest rates In the city.
826 Stevenson Bldg.
FINANCIAL. FINANCIAL—For Sale; Bllvar Mountain ml** tng and oil ttock. 325 Law Building " FINANCIAL—WbenTln need of a Funeral EMrector GET THE BBST. FLANNKR A BUCHANAN, 4*0 N Illinois FINANCIAL—Money to loan in any^um at 4 to 6 par cent.; pay back when convenient. RICHARDSON KOTHE CO.. 117 g. Market at FINANCIAL—Largs amount of prtvats fuoda^ lowest rates. 2?H 8. Delaware st.. rooms 1 to 3 FLOREA tc SEIDEKSTICKBR. Lawyer* ■ .fry.',.;- - FINANCIAL—Loans on real estate at the very lowest rates; funds are immediately availaide See us MEYER A KISER, 3M Indiana
Trust Bldg.
FINANCIAL—A G<X>B POSITION GOOD SECURITY FOR A LOAN; your promise to pay Is good enough for us; people holding a steady position with a reliable Arm. railroad or shop can borrow money on their own note; strictly
TO LET—Six-room house, bath, all convent-‘-nces; city water paid. '685 W. Michigan.
-
FINANCIAL—Lgwna on farms, $100 and up- ! position with a reliable firm, railroad or shop funds; lowest rates; no delay. A. can borrow money on their own note; strictly METZGER AGENCY. IQg N. Pennsylvania at. j confidential, reasonable, reliable, responsible is FINANCIAL—Money to loan In sums of $Wt ■ the ACTNA MORTGAGE LOAN CO., room *.
- 'oom house in good condition.
TO LET—Furnished rooms.
K. Washington.
$1 to $3 a week. 241
TO LET—Fiv 421 Bright s
TO LET—South half double, five
*y
and any amount; lowest Interest; real estate security; money in hank. W. E. MICK A CO.
Odd Fellows Bdg.. northeast corner Pennsyl-
vania and Washington
, >0.111*1 TV OMS! | FINANClAljr
TO LET—Pleasant room; $3 825 Christian Place, on Pratt. TO LET—Furnished room; light housekeeping. 715 E Market at
privilege of prepayment; lowest current rates. 1 NEED MONEY? SPANN A CO., 46 N. Pennsylvania st. If you do. comsf in and tell us ho* much FINANCIAL—Loann made to salaried people ; ^vho *you* mri? and* If 0 ** *° tt
rooms and
hath, with closet connections, $15. 2137 Relle-
fontaine
TO LET—Family washing; nice work
right; lace curtains, 80c pair
LAUNDRY.
-Modern rooms; furnished; bath:
917 College.
TO LET—Room for gentlemen:
Pennsylvania.
front room for
good locat ion When Block.
TO LET—Two-story, n
1968 N. Pennsylvania Monument Place.
TO LET
cheap
bath; reference
Mft N
TO LET—Elegar rent 1526 Hill ave.
TO LET—Two unfurnished rooms
stairs ISM N. Ulints- j an. m N . Imno is T V„!h :T R 4?v t fl w2:.i;>«n UrnUh ' (i t * 1COVe r0<>,n; i toHCeT-m^™ eighr-room bath. 841 N. Meridian. I Thirteenth st.; $27.50. A. TO LET—Furnished and unfurnished front ] CO., 144 E. Market,
rooms 13 W. Market.
.£ r i c “ i * positions with resporislhle on'a^ialary ‘partti**^®. - _ - _ —. _ -. you havs the money on your owa nams. with-
out security, confldentially and without consulting your employer; can pay it b*ek 1* installments as you prefer, -weekly or monthly. INDIANA MORTGAGE AND LOAN CO..
PROGRESS firms upon their own names; easy payments
strictly confidential. 207 Indiana Trust Bldg. TO LEX—Cottage, M7 K. Twelfth; Truat gas; 1 FINANCIAL—5 and C per cent, money to loan, good location - good condition. REHM, 22 *f*enrd1,,ir to «*curltv O ’ U,, O* f m r-w, •
modern dwelling, situated
W. A. GREYER, 36
according to sei'urlty offered;
anywhere In Indiana; home f
amount; pay back when
A
also on farms, ids in any
; no dels!
front un- LIST—When in need of a Funeral Director v GET THE BEST PLANNER A BIVHAN-
house. 215 E. J. MEYERS &
TO LET—Three furnish d ing. 4 E. Michigan st.
Nlcel
■me house ittep-
j TO LET—Cottage of five rooms, well, cistern.
Inquire
TO LET
ridian.
Inqu
li-
tre
furnished room, 216S
room 6.
TO LET—Weil furnished housekeeping rooms; bath. 904 N. Alabama.
98c
TO LET—Furnished rooms for light housekeeping 712 N. New Jersey. TO LET—Furnished room; bath; board; modern. 511 N. New Jersey.
TO LET—Furnished room; first floor; gentleman. Room 24 Windsor.
TO LET—Nice, furnished rooms; housekeeping; cheap. 321 E. South. TO LET—Unfurnished front parlor. downstairs. 144 W. Nineteenth. TO LET—Five furnished rooms, cheap. Call at 230 N. East at 10 a. m. '
TO LET—Furnished
board. 532 N. Pennsylvania.
unfurnished room;
TO LET—Two unfurnished rooms, within walking distance. 517 Hudson st
TO LET—Beautiful rooms: board; gentlemen preferred. 1220 N. Alabama.
TO LET-^Small room, with modern conveniences. at 119 E. Michigan st.
downstairs.
irge. 516
unfurnished, N. Alabama.
front room.
cellar, both gases; 212 W. Pratt st.
at 823 N, Capitol ave.
TO LET—Our new bakery lunch room 1* now open at JOSEPH TAGGART’S BAKERY, IS
to 24 N. New Jersey st.
TO LET—Handsome, new, 10-room, modern residence, with barn: 2X37 N. Meridian st $45.
A METZGER AGE!
lount; pay back when you please; no delay. METZGER AGENCY. 102 N Pennsylvania. FINANCIAL—Money loaned salaried people at lower rates than any other company in tha city; easy payments; strictly confidential.
CENTRAL LOAN COMPANY. ROOM 203 STEVENSON BUILDING.
SECOND FLOOR FRONT ROOM. FINANCIAL—Money to loan on farm mori gages anywhere in Indiana at 6 per cent, interest; annual or semi-annual interest; full ; partial payment privilege granted; large loans specialty; correspondence Invited. CLK-
■ (ESTABLISHED IMVi
ROOM 4 LOMBARD BUILDING,
244 E. WASHINGTON ST
FINANCIAL—
rt- *
LOANS ON SAI-ARIES. LOANS ON SALARIES.
mm f VMS ( lUYIlCfil, MENTS * EVANS. Crawfordaville. Ind.
INCY ‘
TO LET—518 N. Illinois st.: excellent location; strictly modern; twenty rooms, $90. See it J. 8. CRUSE, 110 E. Market st. f
TO LET—Two neat cottages, four and five j rooms; beet repair; small family only. IKW- j
1110 E. Nineteenth $3 and $9.50.
TO LET—Four room*, good condition; Ft. Wayne ave. : near Tenth; *8.50 per month.
8TILZ & MILLER. 151 E. Market.
TO LET—3740 N. Meridian: ten rooms, barn. driven well, half acre ground, plenty fruit and tthade trees. Inquire next door south. TO LET—New. modern house north, eight rooms; reasonable. Five rooms and bath, 28 Dearborn st.. $13. SHIRLEY. 1014 Stevenson. TO LET—$19; city water paid; six rooms, fine bath, furnace, new paper. 2434 N. Delaware st BRIDGES INVESTMENT CO.. Lombard Bldg
TO LET—Furnished gentlemen. 414 N.
front room; Delaware
convenient;
TO LET—I;
furnace,
tton. CHAS. M
ridian st.
ruington; seven-room house, with ■ement walks; very desirable locaCROSS A CO., 194 N. M»-
To LET—Unfurnished housekeeping good location. 32 W. St. Clair.
TO LET nished.
-Four rooms, furnished Address Box 1129, News
TO LET—Desirable, furnished rooms; Des cation. 621 N. Meridian. References.
TO LET—Furnished front room to gentlemen; no other roomers. 414 W. New York st. TO LET—Four rooms, newly papered: $8; gas, 638 Fulton st. Inquire 216 Indiana ave.
For Sale by Frank H. Carter, 15 W. Wash. St. and 776 Mass Ave.
LOST. LOST—All-white bull terrier. Return 39 Virginia ave. Reward. LOST—Tiger kitten, with bella. Return to 2220 E. Washington Receive reward.
RATS m MICE EAT Stearns* Electric Rat and Roach Paste AND DIE OUT OF THE HOUSE. It is a safe and sure exterminator also of Water Bugs, Croton Bugs, Cockroaches and all other vermin. nilARANTPET Yoar mon *l °* ik H ttsam*’ Electric Rat and Roach tlUAnAH I LL. Paste doea nat do all that la claimed far it, 2 at. hex, 25o ; hotel tfce, 18 at, 11,00. Dreniota 0 irecert. er tent aaprcaagregali STEARNS’ ELECTRIC PASTE CO., CHICA60, ILLS.
LOST—Lady's gold ring, with three sets. Finder please return to 601 N. Noble. Reward.
LOST—Gold chain and locket: monogram "R. M.” Return 9 Fitagerald Bldg. Reward.
LOST—Rad cow. white face; left horn oft. Reward. JAME8 FLORA. 2823 Massachusetts
avenue.
LOST—White French poodle, female; short, curly hair. • Return 1136 Nelson ot. Receive
liberal, reward.
LOST—Chatelaine bag. on Virginia avd., containing bracelet, pin and money. Reward. 812
S. New Jersey st.
LOST—Fraternity pin mounted on wreath. with monogram "A. C. 8.” on hack. Re-
ward. 949 N. Illinois.
LOST-Saturday night, silver Phi Delta Theta stickpin, shape of battleax. Return 1202 Bellefontalne st. RewaidLOST—One light, cloth-trimmed buggy cushion, whip and hitch weight, on'South or West Side last night. Liberal reward. Address BEN JACOBS, rear 715 N. Senate ave.
FOUND. FOUND—Pocketbook, containing money. 2246 Fernway st.
LOST—Between 2120 E. Tenth st and 1005 Newman, DePauw pin. Return 2120 E. Tenth. Reward.
WANT ADS. ONE CENT A WORD
DIED. NEALL—Mrs. J. R. Neall, at the residence of her son-in-law, 2027 N Senate ave. Funeral 2 p. m., August 37. Friends invited. Burial private. GRAY—Charnel Gray, age forty-five years. Funeral will leave residence, 532 N.~Tremont, Friday. August 21. 6:30 a. tn. Burial Valonla, Ind. [Jackson county papers please copy.] FOLEY—After an Illness ot two weeks. Kathleen, the elght-months-oid child of the late John E. Foley, died August 19, 1903, at 11 p. m., at the family residence. 25S0 N. Delaware st.. of cholera Infantum. Funeral will be held from the residence Friday afternoon at 2 O’clock. Burial at Holy Cross cemetery. In Loving Remembrance of our beloved children. Jenny and Nellie. Jenny has been dead three years; Nellie one year to-day. They are gone, but not forgotten; their memory shall never fade. Sad hearts will always linger round the graves where our children are laid. FROM PAPA AND MAMMA.
NOTICE—Picnic. August 23.
NOTICE. Hammond's grove. Sunday.
NOTICE—Cisterns cemented. FRANK C. BUTTZ. Phones 1791.
TO LET—Nicely furnished front room, access to bath; private family. 612 N. East st TO LET—Furnished or unfurnished rooms, with board; modern. 718 N. Delaware st
TO LET—All first floor; hot water heat; bath, references exchanged. 324 E. Sixteenth st. TO LET—Nice front room, first floor, centrally 'orated, very cheap. Address Box 1069, News. TO LET—Nicely furnished front room for gentleman; modern, references. 427 N. Alabama. TO LET—Newly furnished, front roofn; good neighborhood; walking distance. 212 E. North street.
TO LET—Furnished room for gentleman in private family; all conveniences. 50 W. St. Joseph st.
TO LET—Family washing; right; lace curtains, 30c LAUNDRY.
nice work; price pair. PROGRESS
TO LET—Well furnished room for gentleman; bath; private family; new furnace. 1112 E. Washington.
TO LET—Two unfurnished rooms; ground floor: housekeeping; gas; reference required. 515 E. Thirteenth st. TO LET—Desirable, front room, furnished or unfurnished; fine bath; private family. 838 X. Capitol ave, TO LET—Large, pleasant, front room and alcove and side rooms; private family; modern. 205 E Eleventh st.
TO LET—For couple, six rooms, ground floor, private dwelling, private entrance, furnace, grate, cooking stove; Trust gas: $25; beautiful
iwn ano trees. Address
gas; $2.i; b Box 914. Ne
TO LET—302 E. South st.; six rooms, bath. furnace, artificial gas: first-class condition: only four blocks from center of citv. FIEBER & REILLY. 146 E. Market st.
TO LET—Furnished house. 2202 N. New Jersey. for the winter: immediate possession given; complete in all of its appointments; either furnace or hot water heating Inquire at 405 Majestic Building
I FINANCIAIy—Money to loan; a large sum of home funds left In our hands to be loaned at , sums of $100 io $1,000 and upward; at lowest ' rates of Interest; can furnish money same day i you apply. Pay back when you please. A. i METZGER AGENCY, 102 N. Pennsylvania. ! FINANCIAL— OUR MONET
IS
YOURS
IF YOU NEED IT. We loan money to any one. We can make a loan In an hour'a tuna We loan any amount from $5 up. We loan money for one month to one year. We loan on furniture, pianos, horse* and wagons, fixture* or any chattel security with-
out removal.
We loan money to pny bill* of any kind. We take up loans from other companies and advsnee more money at cheaper rates and
easier terms.
We give you the full amount asked for. We take out nothing In advance. We extend the time in case of sickness or
misfortune.
You can pay weekly, monthly or quarterly. You can pay in full at any time and be charged only for the time you have It. All business Is strictly confidential. \ No inquiries made among your neighbors. No one will know you borrowed money. Cal) and Investigate. It. will pay you. E MARKET RT MORTGAGE LOAN CO.. 205 Law Building. 134 E. Market st.
FINANCIAL-
M M OOOOO MM MM O O K M M M O O M MM M 0 0 MM M ) 0 M M M 0 0 fi M OOOOO
UPON THEIR PERSONAL NOTE* WITHOUT mortgage. Indorser or m era! rebate given if note Is paid
$20.00, pay back $1.30 per week. $25.00. par back *1.60 per weekjW.00. pay back $1.96 per week
5 IT KK * UN X SUN N N If M NE II K
TO LET—West half of double house located at 722 Bates st.; has three rooms, well and cistern water, cellar and natural gas; prefer parties without children; price $7. Apply at SEIDENSTICKER A ROOT. 133 E. Matket st.
TO LET—Modern house, furnished perfect, including bookcase, piano, beds. mattresses, pictures, cooking utensils, etc. 2003 Highland Place. Inquire at McWhlrter's Rental Agency. Market st., between Pennsylvania and Delaware. or see 2001 Highland Place, one door south, on corner. Mrs. Pratt will show the premises.
TO LET—OFFICES AND STORES. TO LET—See list. INDIANA TRUST CO. TO LET—Store, corner North and West. 601 Indiana ave.
’O LET—Storeroom; 516 E. Washington st. DYER & RASSMAN. 53 Circle st.
TO LET—Office, two elegant rooms, third floor Newton Claypool Bldg. Apply 317.
TO LET—Factory or chop room, one or two floors; for r«nt cheap. See HOGAN, 36 W. Georgia.
TO LET—When In need of a Funeral Director GET THE BEST. PLANNER A- BUCHANAN, 320 N. Illinois.
TO LET—When In need of a Funeral Director GET THE BEST. FLANNER & BUCHANAX, 320 N. Illinois.
TO LET—Two furnished rooms; steam heat;
.ing
new furniture; board; dress Box 1186, News.
walking distance. Ad-
TO LET—First-class blacksmith shop; can be used for manufacturing, storage, etc. M E. PHEI-AN, 106 E. Washington st.
TO LET—Large business-room. , In good location for plumbing shop, grocery, etc. SCHMID A SMITH. 160 E Market.
TO LET—Building formerly occupied by the
ing-ho
Library restaurant and rooming-house, 22-24 Ohio st. JESSE FLETCHER. 75 Lombard
TO LET—Our new bakery lunch room is now open at JOSEPH TAGGART’S BAKERY, 18 to 24 N. New Jersey st.
W
Bldg
DON'T BORROW TROUBLE. BORROW MONEY FROM U8.
This company was organised for the especial benefit of the masses. We will loan you money on furniture, pianos, horses, wagons.' etc. MONEY SEVEN ALL LOANED PER THE ON EASY CENT. — TIMS PAYMENT PER YOU PLAN. YEAR. WANT.
48c WEEKLY PAYMENTS. 60c WEEKLY PAYMENTS. 72c WEEKLY PAYMENTS.
THE /ETNA MORTGAGE LOAN CO. Is THE ONLY COMPANY THAT GIVES FULL AMOUNT ASKED FOR ON WEEKLY PAYMENT PLAN. AND GIVES YOU FIFT ? WEEKS TO PAY BACK YOUR LOAN ON SMALL. EASY WEEKLY PAYMENTS. YOU WON'T MISS THE MONEY IN PAYING OFF YOUR LOAN. YOU CAN BORROW ANY AMOUNT YOU WISH ON THE W T EEKLY OR 1
MONTHLY PLAN. *10. $20. $30. $40. *50, $100. I Addr _.. Rox , 74 v _ w _ FAIR TREATMENT, LOW RATES AND AB- ‘ - are "* H0X * 74 '- N * WI1 SOLUTE SECRECY GUARANTEED. ‘ BUSINESS CHANCES—Will
TRY US.
WE ARE RELIABLE. SEEING IS BELIEVING.
No charge for papers.
120.00,
pay back *$.25 per week.
LARGER AMOUNTS IN PROPORTION. ("all at our office and any Information will b*
cheerfully given Both phones. RELIABLE CREDIT CO.,
Room 201 Law Bldg.. 2d floor, 114 B. M»i%tjL
FINANCIAL-
MONET FOR COAL. MONEY FOR COAL. MONK FOR COAL. Have you prepared for winter? Have you laid In your winter supply of coal? You know the price of coal goes up la tha winter time. — You know there Is no gas Have you arranged tor all of this? Perhap* you have not got the ready money.
WE HAVE.
You can get any amount from $6 00 up. You can get It on ehort notice. You can have from one tc twelve montha* time to pay It back. You can then lay In your winter eupply of coal at one time and pay ua back in small
payments.
You can pay weekly, monthly or quarterly. We will loan you money on fumltuae. piano*, fixture*, team* and other personal property of value without removal. • We make no Inquiries from your neighbors. Her* are some of the terms of our weekly payment plan, allowing you fifty weeks in which to pay off your loan: 60 cents Is the weekly payment on a $26 loan. *1.20 Is the weekly payment on a $M loan $2.00 Is the weekly payment on a $100 loan. All business la strictly confidential • Iz>w rates, easy payments, long time sad absolute secrecy guaranteed. Application by mall or phone receive our prompt attention. INDIANA MORTGAGE LOAN CO.. (Established 18*7.) 24S East Washington street. Room 4 Lombard Building. Both Phones $!M
BUSINESS CHANCE. BUSlNEsTcHANt^
shop. Address Box 968. News.
BUSINESS CHANCE—Sal^n’for' aaie; good
bargain. Address Box 1007. News,
BUSINESS CHANCE—Saloon and stock of goods; good business. Address Box 1125.
Newo.
BUSINESS CHANCE—OM established real estate, rental, loans and Insurance busiiisas.
JETNA MORTGAGE LOAN COMPANY, Room 6 Odd Fellows’ Building. N. E. Corner Pennsylvania end Washington
TO LET—Two connecting rooms, either furnished or unfurnished; heat and light furnished. 4ik' E. 8t. Clair, TO LET—Pleasant front room in private family. opposite boarding-house; reference required. Address Box 1174. News.
] TO LET—Storeroom. No. 16 E. Market st.: ran I give possession September 1; choicest, cenI trally located storeroom In the city. A. METZGER AGENCY
TO LET—Modem, up-to-date offices, opposite
Inspection Invited,
room 11.
Ap-
Prlnter. 36 N.
NOTICE-W. H. JOHNSON Sc. SON. warm air furnaces. 205 N. Delaware.
NOTICE—HENRY A STUMPF, Moncrief furnaces. 216 g. Pennsylvania.
NOTICE—The new drug store at Spades Park. Prescriptions compounded by skilled pharmacist.
TO LET—Nice, comfortable, furnished rooms. centrally located; rates $2 to $6 per week. HOTEL IROQUOIS, Market and Monument Place.
TO LET—Exceedingly comfortable, well-fur-nished room for one person; absolutely modern; home conveniences; private family. Ill E. Pratt.
NOTICE—Our new bakery lunch room Is now open at JOSEPH TAGGARTS BAKERY. 18
to 24 N. New Jersey st.
NOTICE—When In need of a Funeral Director GET THE 'BEST FLANNER &
BUCHANAN, 320 N. Illinois.
NOTICE—All kinds screens and repairing screen wire, lawn mowers sharpened. LEE. Hardware. New phone 7212. NOTICE—DR. FISHER. Specialist, 65 When Building. Afternoons only until September 15. PUea and diseases of women.
STRAYED OR STOLEN. STRAYED OR STOLEN-AII-white bull ter- | rler. Return 39 Virginia ave. Reward Strayed or swlen-Auguid TC dark- gray; five years old; weight 1,200; 16 hands high; shod all around; heavy mane and tall. Reward GEORGE MOSBAUCH. Arcadia. Ind.
FUNERAL NOTICE. SOLOMON—The funeral services of Isabelle Solomon, wife of Morris Solomon, will be held Friday, August 21, at 10 a. m.. at the cemetery chapel of the Indianapolis Hebrew congregation.
TO LET—Large, furnished rooms, adjoining bath: for two gentlemen or trained nurse; very light housekeeping; references. 713 N. Delaware. TO LETFut'nlshed rooms; first-class board. THE MANHATTAN, 512-622 N. Meridian st. WM. HAYS. Prop.
postofflee: steam heat, electric light, toilet:
everything first-class; Ini ply 1814 N. Meridian st.,
TO LET—Best comer storeroom In the city; opposite postoffice; two fronts; steam heat; electric lights; all modem Improvements: on account lessees. 19V- N. Meridian st.. room 11. TO LET—For saloon, Millards, bowling alley or mercantile business, Washlngton-st. storeroom, running through to Court st.. between Pennsylvania and Delaware; heat, electricity, toilet, etc. 18’4 N. Meridian st.,
room 11.
TO LET—FLATS, APARTMENTS. TO LET—Suite of rooms. 505 Capitol ave.. N
TO LET—Five-room, modern flat In Guildford, 421 E. North JNO. O M’CULLOUGH.
TO LET-NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS. 542 N. ILLINOIS ST; easy walking distance from business center; fine bath and all conveniences; everything neat, clean and new Terms reasonable.
NOTICE!—Tin and slate roots, guttering and down spouting repaired by JOSEPH GARDNER, 39 Kentucky ave. Telephone 322.
PALMISTS, CLAIRVOYANTS, ETC. CLAIRVOYANT - MRS. MARY HOLMES, clairvoyant; readings 60c. 1622 Shelby st.
'O LET—Four-roo 421 E. North st.
m. .1?
modern flat; Guildford, NO. G. M’CULLOUGH.
TO LET—Desirable apartments In the Halcyon. comer Delaware and New York sts. Apply to owner, room 4.
TO LET—When In need of a Funeral Director GET THE BEST. FLANNER & BUCHANAN. 320 N. Illinois. TO LET—Two-room fiat, with private hath. steam heat, hardwood floor; Guildford Flat. JNO. G. M’CULLOUGH
PATENT ATTORNEYS. PATENT ATTORNEYS—When in need of a Funeral Director GET THE BEST FLANNER & BUCHANAN, 321) N. Illinois. PATENT ATTORNEYS—E. T. SILVlUL * CO.. 108 N. Pennsylvania st.. Indianapolis Mechanical drafting; patents obtained on easy
payments.
PATENT ATTORNeV-T R BELU~m^ha^
FUNERAL DIRECTORS. FUNERAL DIRECTORS-BECK & HAROLD, phones 94. main 1094.
FUNERAL CULVER
DIRECTORS—WHITSETT 222 N. Meridian. Licensed.
FUNERAL DIRCCTORS-TUTEWILER. dertaker, 129 W. Market st. Te 1 .. 216.
Un-
ical engineer, patent attorney. In above r 1 do not claim exceptional facilities.
by thorough knowl-
capacity 1 do not claim except those guaranteed
edge of patent practice, technical training, konesty and care, beyond which no cpecial ad-
itntage* exist 53 Ingalls Bldg.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS—ADAMS & KREIGER. 159 N. Illinois st. Telephone 1164. FUNERAL DIRECTORS—WALKER. I-ady aTtendant. 9 N. State. Telephone black 4962. FUNERAL DIRECTORS-When in need of a Funeral Director GET THE BEST FLANNER & BUCHANAN, 320 N. Illinois. FUNERAL DIRECTORS—C. E. XREGELO sells a kurglar-proof vault that ghouls can
“ N. Delav
NOTICE—THE PEERLESS FOUNDRY CO.. I 710-71$ E. Maryland at., furnishes repairs for j any stove manufactured; also does store repair- | ing. * ^ NOTICE—PUR8ELL DENTAL PARLOR has j moved to resident office, northeast corner Ft. I Wayne ave. and Alabama st. Take N. Ala- I bama, Central ave. or Broad Ripple cr. LIDA ! PURSELL PAGE. Dentist. Phone red 407. j NOTICE—A commissioner will sell. August 28. j at lots 1. 2 and 3. Ohas. E. Reynolds & Ckj.’s ; addition, the following described real estate, i
j situated in Marlon county. In the State of In- :
dlana. to-wit: Lots one <1>, two (2) and three!
j <31, tn Charles E. Reynolds A Company's art- I ; dttion to Haughvllle. except thlrty-stx feet off j j of said across the entire west side of each lot j ! Terms of Sale Said sale Is to he made for i j cash, at not less than the appraisement there- j j of. If said real estate should not be sold on [ | the day set for the sale thereof, the sale will I
be continued from day to day until the same i JOEL V. HUFFORD. Commissioner. I
CLAIRVOYANT—MRS. ALISANDKE advises i TO LET—September 1. splendid six-room fiat; truthfully on all life's affairs. Readings 60c. i fine porches, parquetry floors; everything 1631 Shelby st. j modern. THE BELMONT. Delaware and Mich-
igan. See custodian.
TO LET—Palmyra flats, strictly up-to-date
is sold.
CLAIRVOYANTS—When In need of a Funeral Director GET THE BEST FLANNER & BUCH A NAN, 320 N Illinois CLAIRVOYANT—Bring this ad. and 25c to MADAM DE GRAY, best reader In city, by palm or cards. Teaches hypnotism and palmistry. 19 1 * N. Meridian st., near Monument ^ CLAIRVOYANT—And palmlst~ PROFESSOR EDWARDS reads past, present and future; gives full names, dates; advises you of love, business, marriage, divorce, speculation or change situation; reunites separated and restores lost affections. Are you in trouble, unsealed or despondent? Call at once. Open Sundays 419 E. Vermont. CLAIRVOYANT—Truth is power. Francis La-
mom, the world’s greatest master of clalr- j blesvIlTe. 'indT
voyancy that has ever visited your city. The best citizens have come who have never visited a medium, because I intelligently unravel their troubles I give names of your departed; answer sealed questions; guarantee satisfaction
New York st
five rooms, bath, steam heat, ranges, refrigerators. all furnished; just completed; two apartments left; $34 FIEBER & REILLY, 146
E. Market.
TO LET—MISCELLANEOUS.
120
TO LET—Oil stoves for camping outfit.
Virginia ave.
To LET—Wanted young couple to rent saloon
or restaurant 1112. News.
you F<.i
particulars address Box
LET—A well-equipped building of eighteen jms: good location WHITE A LACY, No-
Farlors. 122
not break.
swan* st. Phones 250.
LEGAL NOTICES AND PROPOSALS.
HOTELS, RESORTS. ETC. RESORTS—When in need of a Funeral Director GET THE REST. FLANNER & BUCHANAN. 350 N Illinois
Examined by Government Expert^ [Special to The Indianapolis New*) ANDKRSON, ln<L. August 30.—Shi ConKCf »a contemplating removing from hhelbyrtlle lo the larm in this county recently purchased from Governor Durum. and he la having the soil examined iy Government experts with a view of determining wRat can be cultivated to the beet udvantjige. Some of the farm is tow ground, developing nothing more rubetanilai Utau ‘ fcull, coarse grass, which form* hUlorks similar to low prairie ground Mr. Conger Is still confined lo his hom« by an injured ankle, eceived while slighting from an interjrban car.
RESORTS—A good thing to know Is where to atop when you go to Mackinac island. "The Old Homestead - ' Is the most delightful spot os the Island. All the good old horns comforts with modern convenience, and Is managed b> an Indianapolis family. Don't miss it Prices
very reasonable.
SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING. ; ^HORTHANtT^AND TYPEWRITING—When In need of a Funeral Director GET THE ‘ BEST. FLANNKR A BUCHANAN. 320 N
! Illinois.
I " 1 1 1 ■"" 1
FUNERAL DIRECTORS-JOHNSON. HAS8LER A GEORGE, 357 Massachusetts ave. 318 N. Alabama st. New jhone 963. Old main
1439.
a Funeral DiKLANNER &
N- '
FUNERAL DIRECTORS-FRANK A BLA CHARD, Undertaker. Lady attendant. Southeast corner Ohio and N. Delaware. Phones:
OfBc*. 411; residence. 669.
MONUMENTS. MONUMENTS—AUG. DIENER. 449 E Ington. Telephone 2825. MONUMENTS—H. J GODFREY.’ 047“ chusetts ave. Phone black 7552.
NOTICE—When In need of rector GET THE BEST.. BUCHANAN. 320 N Illinois
NOTICE-
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. Bids will be received at the office of the undersigned. room 48 Union Trust Building Indianapolis, Indiana on or before 11 o'clock a tn.. Monday. August 31. 1993, for grading, eon-
TO LET—When in need of a Funeral Director GET THE BEST FLANNER * BUCHANAN, 320 N. Illinois TO LET—Two floors. 64x210; suitable for stoi
age or light manufacturing; on
ave., opposite State House XV. A. GREYER,
35 Monument Place.
FINANCIALDO YOU NEED MONEY? If so. give us a call, for we loan money In sums of $10 to $260 on furniture, pianos, organs, horses, wagons, warehouse receipts, etc., without removal. You have thus the use of both property and money. We give you plenty of time to pay the money back, from one month to one year, lit small weekly or monthly payments WE TAKE NOTHING OUT IN ADVANCE. We give you In plain figures what the cost of the loan will be, so there can be no tnlaunderstanding. We give you the privilege of paying the loan in full at any time, and charge you only for the time you have It. We loan money to pay your grocer, doctor, rent. Insurance, taxes, lease on furniture or for anv other purpose whatever. We also pay off loans held by other companies and loan you more money, too. We have plenty of money aj all times, and offer the lowest rates consistent with sound business principles. We loan money for the Interest and you need have no fear of losing your goods on account of sickness or other misfortune. Do not be misled by advertised rates which appear cheap, but upon Investigation are not what they seem. • We shall be pleaaed to further explain our method of doing business at any time. All our dealings are strictly confidential. W» make no inquiries among’ your friends or neighbors. Cal! and see us before borrowing. SECURITY MORTGAGE LOAN CO.. 207 Indiana Trust Building. Corner Washington st. and Virginia ave. Old main 2923. New phone 2360.
FINANCIAL— I, OOOOO L O O L Q O L 0 0, L 0 0 A L 0 O A LLLLL OOOOO A
MSS9
asfiss
S9SSS
invest $1,000 «r
$2,000 in good business and take management.
Address Box 101&. News.
BUSINESS CHANCR-Dry goods store, this " ‘ ■■■■rilal RALSTON i
.city; fine location; $2,600. CAMDEN. 148 E. Market
r
BUSINESS CHANCE-For Bala; Good paylu
rooming house: centrally located; cheap. W FBIDAY, 428 Law Bid». BUSINESS CHANCE—When In need of Funeral Director GET THE BEST. NER A BUCHANAN. 320 N. jlllnola.
BUSINESS CHANCE- Splendid robm!ng-h<. u *e;
♦ t-o 11 v/ 1 a 9 mtA • .-1 rA n ct H n 6 « tn
FLAN^
trally located; doing fine; party wants to • city. DAGGETT A CO.. 433 Lemck*
rentr
Irave i
BUSINESS CHANCE—Fine restaurant. B. ttlK nois st., near Union station; best bargain iq City. TRADERS' UNION, $1 Baldwin*Block.
BUSINESS CHANCE—Factory building, and grounds; renting for $25 month; it sold *t ones will take $1,100; $900 rash. Address Box
1001, News.
BUSINESS CHANCE—Clean Ttock general merchandise; $3,000; brick room. factory town; natural gas; fine opening. Box 257, Shirley. Ind. /’ L-v, BUSINESS CHANCE-Computing scales, three
showcases, two rows shelving, c ice b->x. meat blocks, tools, lari
327 W. South. BUSINESS CHANCE—Fine saloon and hotel outfit; this city; splendid location; * great money-maker; *2,760. RALSTON A CAMDEN,
143 E. Market.
couni
rgs oo!
ters. large offs* mill.
BUSINESS CHANCE—$E00 will buy one-third Interest in a general store, with position in same In county-seat town. Address 406 N. Plum st.. Muncle, Ind.
BUSINESS CHANCE—Splendid opportunity fa party with $3,000 to either buy or take atoci in a woodworking plant located in city. Ad dress Box 678. News.
BfSlNESS CHANCE—Active man with .
can haar of clean business, paying $40 was
clear profit; no scheme; will bear close Ins
ligation. Address Box M2. New*
WE DO WHAT
A BANK WON’T DO We loan money on a few hours’ notice, in any amount from $5 upward, on FURNITURE, PIANOS. HORSES. WAGONS. STORE FIXTURES. WAREHOUSE RECEIPTS AND PERSONAL PROPERTY of all kinds, leaving them In your po,«e«8lon. This is the company that was organized for the express purpose of supplying the people of Indianapolis with money at the very lowest possible rates, and making payments within th# reach of aJJ. Following is our new Building Association plan, allowing fifty weeks to pay: *20, weekly payments only 48c. $60. weekly^ payments only $1.20. $100. weekly payments only $2.40. Other amounts In the same proportion. You can. if desired, make monthly paynymts; or.
BUSINESS CHANCE—Grocery, Tfth livlnj rooms; store rent. $8: no delivery; this stand will clear more money than any stand offered MOO. WILLIAMS CO., 927 law BUSINESS CHANCE-For sale or trad*; 1 store; guarantee you splendid location; 1 class stock; paying business; sell under voice; best city in Indiana. Addrsaa Box 1—. New*. ' BUSINESS CHANCE-Want young, active man to invest In well established and good paying wholesale business in this city; good salary: open ta.Investigation Addrsaa Bo* 973, News. - BUSINESS CHANCE—Ftam $£.«» " to MOM worth of stock for sate in fully established and faat growing wholesale buslnaaa: good position; fullest Investigation. Addrsaa box 1068. News. _ _ BUSINESS CHANCE—W# hav* an option ox
wells on It,
tn fact, any way to suit your convenience. The
ill sometimes run short
iey, ana it la far more agreeable to i <•« i^mcse. a
borrow In s business way than to ask the ac- : uT-ovxiF'ae awForTaiiT Strlctiv’^SrS*
™ frnrn a friend We tin ! HUHINCWB LHANLJS—for na«S. BincxiJ
best of people ready money
200-acre tract, with four good
that will net 20 barrels per day. Sea 1 GETT A CO., for the best thing of your
433 l^mcke.
friend. We do not In-
ur neighbors, and you will find our
ate.
imodation from
quire of your neigh business strictly private. Our capital Is large,
and we accommodate many more people than
ny other company, because we offer the best
- ’ —..»■.*u Call and T
i ven. Our
CENTRAL LOAN COMPANY,
all and be convinced. Informa-
easily found.
Inducements. Call and be convini tior. cheerfully given. Our oBce Is
Room 20:1 Stevenson Building. , 15 E. Washington st.,
Second Floor Front Room.
Over Progress Clothing Store. 3182 « New 4270.
TO LET—Saloon location, between Monument and postoffice, where ail the meetings.
and postoffice, where ail the meetings, pro- ; ’■yc'. cessions and crowds will be next year during 1 TO FAY YOUR RENT presidential campaign. ISH N. Meridian st.. ! OR MOVING EXP
presidential
Room 11. j TO LET—Saloon location, between Monument j and postoffioe, where all the meetings, pro-
ting
the Indianapolis Southern Railway from the
idia
i MONUMENTS—When in need | Director GET THE BEST BUCHANAN. 320 N Illinois.
of a Funeral FLANNKR &
Crete, brick and stone masonry, in construetlm
Is i
tty or mcnanapol Indiana, approximately 110 miles, according to plans, profiles and specifications of said rail' way . which are opei bidders at the office of the chief engineer of said railway. 46 Union Trust Building. Indi-
anapolis.- Ind.
SOUTHERN CONSTRUCTION AND EQUIP MENT COMPANY
of Indianapolis to the town of Sullivan
which are open for Inspection to bona fide
CLAIRVOYANTJUST ARRIVED.
PRINCESS ROSALIA. Gypsy pa
greatest living trance medium. Her wonderful predictions have startled the entire world. Is acknowledged by press and public to be the greatest clairvoyant alive; guarantees to read every Incident of your life. past, present and
future, without you uttering a word, tells , _ ^
what vou came for. where you are going, why ' aruJ postofflee. where all the meetings, provou are not successful in your undertakings, , cessions an*, crowds will be next year during gives the name of the one you will inarry' piesidentlal campaign. IS 1 ,! N. Meridian st.,
tells how many members there are in your i room 11.
family and all about them; how live; what will cause your death tlon; what you are best adapter
to become successful; If marriage, sickness, deaths, changes, travels, divorces, lawsuits, business transactions, wills, deeds, mortgages, lost or absent friends Interest you, If you desire to remote your domestic troubles or regain vour '.osl affections, call and she will guid »
N. °Capltol : Old phone 318
FINANCIAL-
LET US PAY YOUR BILLS.
WE WILL LOAN
YOU MONEY
■ class *40.000 cash wholesale cigar and ro'raoM business; price $3,500; would consider unlncu.ikbered rental property as part pay. Address Box 1080. News. _ ___ BUPINESB _ UHANC6:—Established company manufacturing staple products, desires competent branch office manager; position worth $3,00<> yearly; $1,000 required. Address BEAN, Fisher Bldg., Chicago. -U -smmSS
’•TORAGfc.
$1 per load.
family and all about them; how long you wlil j
... y OUr OCCU p a .
?ted for ana how
WANTED—ROOMS, HOUSES, ETC.
WANTED—Small
close In. T.
you with a certainty higher than human pow Call at 514 N. Senate ave. Hours. 10 to 9 p.
furnished flat; modern; F. MURRAY, Claypool Hotel.
WANTED—Unfurnished rooms near St. Vincents Hospital. Address Box 48. Dupont,
Ind
EXPENSES.
PAY YOUR TAXES.
YOUR GROCER. DOCTOR
STORAGE—Moving
mala Mt
STORAGE- 323 E Wabash st. Old phoos «T.
CESHOVER
STORAGE—riSHEAOk WARBHC 418-417 & Pennsylvania. Telephone#
MORE MONEY. TOO.
No loan is too large or non# too small to receive our careful attention. Remember, we make no Inquiries among your neighbors
No. o **0*™
Special rates.
-Si-
friends
Anv amount from *iu to *zao loanee on nous*-
5!SSb3¥TEi35Tu w "°“ * M
YOU GET THE MONEY.
YOU MAKE THE
PAYMENTS TO SUIT YOURSELF
WE GIVE YOU ANY LENGTH OF TIME,
1 ONE MONTH TO ONE YEAR,
TO PAY US BACK.
Address i WK TELL SXACT
$260 loaned on hou
Street Paving at Newcastle. [Special to The Indianapolis News. ] NKWCA8TLK, fnd.. August 20 —Several city rouncUmen are oppoamt to the BarI»rr Aaphalt Coropuny proceeding with «« contract to pave South .Main street. The company obtained the contract, but did not begin work within the requited time. While the compaa.v wants to go on wrttb -the work, the councilroen think that complications with property owners will arise. People Hvingiu the street are divided on the question of making the im-
Ipevttneaw
OPTICIAN. OPTICIAN—When in need of a Funeral Director GET THE BEST FLANNER A BUCHANAN. 320 N. Illinois.
MEDICAL. MEDICAL—When In need of a Funeral Director GET THE BEST. FLANNER & BUCHANAN.. 330 N. Illinois
SCHOOLS.
SOCIETY AND CLUB MEETINGS. SOCIETY —North Park Lodge No. 646, F. and A M. Called meeting Friday evening. Au- ; gust 21. 7:30 o'clock sharp. Work In E. A. degree. Visiting brothers will be cordially w-el-conted. JACOB W WATTS, W M ! CHAS. U BACKUS. Secretary. SOCIETY—Queen Esther Chapter No. 3, O. E. S. Stated meeting at Masonic Temple to- j morrow. Friday. August 21, at 8 o’clock p. m. I
Visitors welcome
ABBIE H FREELAND. W M j
NETTIE HANSFORD. Secretary.
! SOCIETY—MASONIC—Indianitpolls Chapter j j No. 5. Royal Arch Masons Special meet!
ifltpar A nartifit ‘*1 at *?-fcii ,-»*
MASSAGE—BATHS.
MASSAGE—Turkish. Russian. Masonic Temple. 50c. 75c, 61. MASSAGE—When In need of rector GET THE REST BUCHANAN. 320 N. Illinois.
electric baths. Never closed. a Funeral DiFLANNER &
PERSONAL.
PERSONAL—The new drug store. “The Brookside. ' Spades Park and Commerce ave.
I _
WANTED—To rent cottage north, responsible
young couple; describe; slate price.
Box 966, News
WANTED—By a lady, a room In respectable j private family, with bath In house Address)
1125. News.
WANTED—Furnished room for man and wife;
STORAGE-New storage and transfer; B» rata or bugs; locked rooms. FRANK SHELLtraosactloD. ‘ HOUSE. 106 N. Alabama.
$ on house- «r .ii^i ii i!>■ ' — ■ storage—when In need ot a Funeral DB
rector—GET THE BEST. FLANNKR A
BUCHANAN. 320 N. Illinois STORAGE- THE CENTRAL PUI HOUSE CO.. U0-112 S. Alabama.
storage wanted Old phone 241*.
pr
Box
PERSONAL-Watches and jewelry at moderatei staU; ^ Address, at once. A. prices; satisfactory repairing SCHERGEN’S. j 1KN - c IIllnois st .
331 E. Washington.
YOUR CONTRACT STATES THIS. PRIVILEGE OF PREPAYMENT
AT ANY TIME.
SPECIAL DISCOUNTS
FOR ADVANCED PAYMENTS
STORAGE-PACKING. HAUl HOGAN TRANSFER AND
MAIN PHONES 671 EXTRA STORAGE - INDIANA STORAGE
TRANSFER COMPANY, in city. LEW SHANK.
Washington st
&
m
P.• WH A : 1 payments. ^l^ r ^p R A‘TOCNT & Or ; storage - ibroiANAyour ’ir
CO., w E. KURTZ. President;
ANNOUNCEMENTS. ANNOUNCEMENT—When In need of a Funeral Director GET THE BEST FLANNER & BUCHANAN. 320 N. Illinois.
PERSON A L—Money diamonds; largest
i WANTED—When In need of lnd ! ret tor GET THE BEST.
BUCHANAN. 320 N. Illinois.
loaned on watches
diamonds; largest possible amount, lowest
rates 203 Stevenaou Bldg
PERSONAL—When in need of a Funeral Di- i 'WjVNTRj.—-Six
rector GET THE BEST FLANNER &
BUCHANAN. 320 N. Illinois
a Funeral DlFLANNER &
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NO EXTRA FINES,'PREMIUMS. INTEREST itSf* haul OR EXPENSE ABOVE YOUR CON- j 1848. W* store, pack and haol
t Friday evening. August
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? :30 o’clock.
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SCHOOIJS—When In nesd .of a Funeral Dfrector GET THE BEST FLANNER A
I BUCHANAN. 320 N- lUlnqis I 'musical^
I MUS1CA1/—When in need of a Funeral Director GET THE BEST. FLANNER &
l BUCHANAN, *» N. lUtnoL.
degree Visiting compaul ms welcome
FRED M BAUER, H P. TOM ODDY. Secretary.
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OCIETY-Marion Camp. No. 3668, M. W A . holds regular meetings every Thursday night | j st Woodman Hall. Fountain Square, end of ; j Virginia aye Visitors and members cordially
welcomed. Work to-night. A U WRIGHT, V. C.
J J. G. BRUCE, Clerk. „ _ 1
BUSINESS CARDS.
BUSINESS CARD—When tit need of a Funeral Director GET THE BEST FLANNER &
BUCHANAN, 320 N Illinois BUSINESS PERSONAL.
BUSINESS PERSON AT,—When in need of * Funeral Director GET THE REST FLANNER & BUCHANAN, 320 N IJUaoi*.
FERSONAI.—Wanted ■ Information about or address of Allen Long, who lived in Indianapolis. W. C LONG. Lynden. Wash. TO EXCHANGE. TO EXCHANGE—When in need of a Funeral Director GET THE BEST. FLANNER & BUCHANAN. 320 N. illinots
or eight-room house, cast of
Woodruff and between Tenth and New York
sis. Address Box H33. News.
WANTED—By young married couple, two or three furnished light housekeeping room*:
TRACT AF OTHERS DO
NO CHAE^TAKEN OVTJK «V»NC,
ME OTHER COMPANY N
1343,
STORAGE-Will gat good# fro* of stored with us over four — *—•
lockM rooms if desired,
Phone# 213.
East Side. Address Box 1037. News.
WANT ED—Young i
meals per day. In — , ,—— squares of Denison Address Box 1164. News i CAREFUL
WITH SOME OTHER COMPANY NOW AND i *222*Jx 22? i rP FOR YOU AND ADVANCE YOU STORAGE—UNION TRANSFER
MORE MONEY. TOO
man want*-room, with
day. in private family, within
} AGE OQ.
five FOR WE WANT YOUR BUSINESS. AND A ! n COMPARISON OF OUR -
Only first-class
WANTED—By two young men employed, room, i with or without board. In strictly private j family: state, terms Address Box 1124? News
TO EXCHANGE—Wanted. Horse, wagon and! names? or a team, for vacant lots in good i
town Write what vou have to SHIRLEY' GA- | Twenty-aeco:
, ZUTTE, Shlrlei, lad. .
WANTED—Three or four unfurnished rooms: housekeeping: adults; Meridian to Central,
ud to Twenty-fifth. 2519 N^ Dela-
w are.
RATES
VINCE*YOU THAT WE DEFERVE IT IT COSTS NOTHING TO INVEFTIC4TE OUR RATES. PRIVATE OFFICES. All bn«lne*« 'trirtlv mnffdenHa!. TH* INDIANAPOLIS MORTGAGE AND LOAN COMPANY, •Loom 10 Thorns Block. 147 JE. Market Bt_
SANATORIUM5.
i 8ANATOP. 11' M—Private ! for# and during o HOME. 41* N New
ivate home confinement.
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