Indianapolis News, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 October 1903 — Page 8
8
THE INDIANAPOLIS NEWS, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1905
CMS RECEIVED FOR NEW NORTHERN LINE
WANTED—FEMALC-
OPENING 18 EXPECTED IN FIVE
OR SIX WEEKS.
■
UNION
j
TRACTION’S DINERS
WA>fTsrr>-T3*fc-:i<ta*&.
WANTED—Get ISS tor 6# week*.
WANTED—Si*rca*r*. E-4 W. MaryUJid.
WANTED—ftwcMkewpor SS 8. Mertilm W.
WANTED—White girl mi X. AlAbanm si.
WANTED—FEMALE.
WANTED—MALE.
WANTED—MALE.
WAXT'ED—Xar** *t 1I3S X. PwnmytvABlA si ; WANTED—T1*h-I-Mtii|pn.
WANTED-Exi-or'cco* cook,
av*.
3& N.
SmMXA ' WANTED- Du ISO for » WkA
WANTED- Ptnrt ctM« «H>k
1&MXA
Wanted—*iovia« H >a>a. «cia pnoa—CA irenuf
WA NTED-MiAi:«-A»M wdiE«*i. 13 K. 8o«t!l street
W AjrTED—Dtala*
WANTED—Girl for 15*ht houeeworA. iTl* Prospect st.
WANTED—Girl tor fenerAl bousewctltCntoa si-
ni H
W ANTEI^—WssherwoBtaa.
HOP LEE.
| WANTED- NEWS Sc eWsr. ii flve stylee _ C»a MS N. II- | WANTED-Meet eetteir. ISttTSpiM »ve. WiSnSTiiSi. 'P***™*
W A NTED—ROLL T N HAWKINS. the nu
■ csJ. *' W ANTED—T» 1 lors.
US W. MmrlieC
WANTED—Otrt for houaewiirfc: do trsshin^r <H 8- Ea* st
WANTED—Girt vaulted Id smell (emlty. Cell
! WANTED—Girt tor fcsera: housework. IMS Broedway.
The Union Traction Company has be-
gun to receive the new cars for the Indianapolis Northern division of the system, which will be opened as far as Tipton, and possibly Kokomo, within the nest month or si^ weeks. Among the cars that have been ordered of the Clnelnnatt Car Company are several buffet ears. A small kitchen Is part of their e/juipirient and they are furnished with plush and wicker chairs. Meals will be served a la carte at moderate cost. 'The buffet cars will be put into service on all divisions of the rretem. They are the first
"sating cars" ti»-t have yet been built. MILEAGE BOOK ADOPTED.
The Western Passenger Association Reaches an Agreement. The Western railroads have settled their differences regarding mileage and rate | questions, and the chances are fair for the ultimate return of the Itock Island j to membership in the Western Passenger j Association. The mileage question was settled by the ; amalgapiation of the three existing mileage bureaus and the adoption of three mileage tickets, which will result in a test of the merits of the credential system as against a mileage booh trains. The three mileage books, which will be placed on sale in nil Western territory on and after December J, are as follows! 1. A new four-thousand-mlle Interchangeable credential book, which must be honored by all roads in the amalgamated bureau. 1. The present two-thousand-mile Interchangeable credential book, the use of Which is optional V 2. A new two-tbousand-rnlle book, good on trains, use being t>pth>riiil All rmtds must use ticket No. 1 and must choose between tickets Nos. 2 and 2 ENTIRE CONTRACT NOW LET.
Tapestry Portieres
Ruffled Net Curtains
A superb selection in greens, tans, reds, blues, etc. All new goods, latest designs. $1.65 quality, now gM only.. $2.25 quality, now g| $2.50 quality, now J2 QQ $3.75 quality, now QQ
27 styles Ruffled Net Curtains, full size, three yards long, white, with beautiful Arabian 6-inch lace insertion and lace edging, with large ruffle, regular price $4.00 to $5.00 per pair, sale price— *2.98
DIED.
vote for good go- ernment.
wagon whip and administered a beating, ! when the two older men again engaged
in the flight - A _ —R Young McMahan then went to V. D. • Mrs F. M Herrou, October 7, at 1*92 X. AA-
Ault's store nearby and Cox entered the ; bataa.
house When the boy returned. Cox re- r . It , lIt , tT , T . . S « mi mi n itl i,, | j | j- _ mtn r*! W t rwi Ci Vt hifYY ifi I a% t»» if *S »*>lflLTvin l-J- JciU^Ai Hi * I, &. t IliS ijOlTi®, the back, thlrty-.'dgfu shot taking effect. i^Va^r gsring 1 irntsi' Kunw^’noUcV^er He was taken to Ault’s store, where a ; ar * r a ntJ “* r,n « none* uuer. physician was called The wounds are FRIEDIUCH-M,. Friedrich, formerly of serious, tmt are not thought to t>e fatal. , this city, died at his home at Hannibal Mo.,
Ti»o elder McMahan stayesi with the , yesterday Hi* body will b» brought here I business CHANCE
IHRraper and team and, after the sh-ootlng. | for burial. Funeral notice later
BUSINESS CHANCE.
to highest bidder; Investigate,
glnla are.
10*1
BUSINESS CHANCE-For sale A nice sal<x>n, owner wants to quit business. Address
Box f?«, News.
Cox returned to the house He wa* ar- r „, „
rested later by the sheriff on a Charge of 1 ^ ORTON-^harles ( Orton son of Charles H
aMault with Intent to kill.
C,
good proi>erty; good business.
, llox 762, Shelby
F'or sale: Good 1'X-ati
buaint
yvllle. led.
aUrm;
Inquire DR.
and May Orton, died 11 .K a. m, October 6, BUSINESS CHANCE—For Sale: First-class
VILSON SHANNON BISSELL PASSES AWAY AT BUFFALO
grocery, will bear complete Investigation; 11.600 or tl.SOO. Address Box 28S. News:
BUSINESS CHANCE-She
and gents' fur-
Indianapotlt Southern to Have 2,000 Men at Work October 16. A. J Hughes, who le representing the Xeneflvk Conetructlon Company of Pittsburg. In building the new Indianapolis Southern, announces that the last subcontracts for the work between Indianapolis and Bloomington have been let, and that by October 16 two thousand men, two thousand teams and eight subcontractors will bo ut work. The last contract let was to Met .’anti Brothers to do the work through the Peterson hill, near Unlonville, rids is considered the heaviest part of the work between Indianapolis and Bloomington. The McCanns have just completed a big contract on the Iron Mountain route, and will ship their equipment and men to the new contract. (Superintendent Hughes says that the work between Bloomington and Indianapolis will be completed during the winter Work has begun on the 1,100-foot tunnel through Ibo hills at Stanford.
Former Postmaster-General and the Peraonal Friend of Grover Cleveland—Died of Bright'a Disease. BUFFALO, October 7 —Wilson Shannon Ftlseell, who was Postmaster-General under Grover Cleveland from 1892 to 1896. died here last night after an Illness that had kept him an Invalid for some time. Mr Blssell suffered from complications thought to be akin to Bright’a dlaease. Aside from the position of PostmasterGeneral ho held for ttvo years, Mr. Bls-
Indlana Central Traction Company . Articles of Incorporation were filed by j the Indiana Central Traction Company to-day. with a capitalisation of *fio,ooo. The announced purpose of the corporation i is to build amt conduct an electric trac- i tlon road from Wabash to Waigaw, via North Manchester and Winona Luke. ! and from Connersvllle, via Liberty, to the State line The directors and offloera of the road are V. J. Drayer, president; L A. Book waiter, first vice-president; 8 Book, second Vice-president; W. C Teeter, secretary, Aaron Miller, treasurer^ and N. A Teeter, auditor, All of the onlcers are residents of Dayton, O. Call Halt on Farmara’ Demands. The Union Traction Company and Henry eounty farmers have looked, horns. Jhe traction company did not get all of its right-of-way before beginning con . atruotlon of Its line from AiutVrson to
Nowcustle. Fifteen mllvx of grading m now completed. The farmers owning th„
land giving entrance to NewcaMW formed a combine, It is said.
holdlnj wny |
day, and will probably
tlon proceedings
and
ling for exortdtnnt prices for right-of- . The company stopped work \ esterand will probably begin condemuu-
Frederlck H. Short Seriously III. Frederick H. Short, secretary of the C., H. A l\, who is well known In Indiana poll*. i« dangerously ill at his home In Ctnelnmitl and recovery is doubtful. Ho is seventy-eight years old, and has been with the C., Tl. & I), for fifty-one years. I-roni 18*4 to 1877 he was president of the company. He has co-operated with Indianopolia people in many undertakings for
the benertt of this city,
F«*t Run on the Lake Erie.
A Lake Erie Western special train, carrying a show troupe, made the run from Bern to Ir.dinnapolls this morning In ninety-eight minutes. The distance is seventy-rtve miles, and the time Included four stops and three slow-downs. The train was made up of three baggage cars and three Pullman sleepers. *—-* -
at U3& Shepherd st. Funeral from residence , 2 p m., October 8. Friends invited.
In Loving Remembrance
of Katie A Hauser, who passed away Octo-
ber 7, 1802;
'Tl» hard to break the tender cord, When love has bound th* heart; ’Ti* hard, so hard, to speak the words. Must we forever part? Dearent loved one. we have laid thee In the peaceful grave's embrace. But thy memory will he cherished Till «• see thy heavenly face. FROM HER MOTHER. BROTHERS AND
SISTERS.
Card of Thanks BUSINESS CHANCE- For Sale: Retail grocery _ . , . , , , , business; JI.SoO; sales 812,uOO year; reasons To friends, the Red Men and Prudential for setlln*. MONARCH GROCERY CO., New
Inrurancv Co., James A. Cole, deceased. f Albany, Ind. MXItAUA J. t'OLE. WIFE, ASP < 'HILDRKH j CHANCE-
furnish money to push a patented dishwasher and pay royalty. M J. MENDENHALL, West
Newton, Ind.
nlshin* store, on Washington st. Good toE cation; about tl.2n0. Address Box Itl, News. j BUSINESS ‘CHANCft-Rjr'Sale: Half IntereSt In an old, rvliable, good laying business; small capital, large returns 126 Virginia ave. i BUSINESS C HANCE—Try a winTinThe *T | wood (Ind.) Daily Record; 40 words oi less six times for a quarter. Circulation
over 1,700.
BUSINESS CHANCE—Old established down town candy kitchen and tools, doing a good business; cheap if sold at once. Address Box
S0C, News.
FUNERAL NOTICE.
RUDI8ILL—The funeral of Martin L. Rudtstll will be held from his late home. 1*19 Park ave . Thursday, at 2 p. m. Private. No flowers.
Burial at Crown Hill.
8HEEAN—William L. Sheean. son of Daniel YT. 8 he can. who died In t-'t. Louis. Mo,, Sept. 8<t, will be buried from the vault In Crown Hill this afternoon, by the side of his mother,
the late Sarah P. Sheean.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS. FUNERAL PI RECTO US—WHITSETT A
CULVER.
FUSE R A L PI It BO T O R S-T t TE WILE R.*U«P dertaker, 128 W Market st. Tel. 216. fTWr a l CTRSctorb a d ams - I krbd PER. 1S8 N Illinois »t Telephone 1154. I FUNERAL DlREOTt'RS 2,1 • NEEl.V’ A BON”, j corner Clifton and Udell ets. Phones 16067;
i old ash 1697
1 FUNERAL DI RECTORS—C. E KR ifp ELO sells a burglar-proof vault that ghouls can I not break. 223 N. Delaware st. Phones 260
WANTED—White girt tor housework. 612 R:ver ave. WANTED—Cook in restaurant, at once. 2264 E. tVaafclngrton.
W ANTED—Girls Sixteenth st.
at TILE-WORKS, JSJ W.
WANTED—Girl for general housework. E Market st.
WANTED—Girl for light housework at 2® E Waehingt,-® st
WANTED—Girl for general housework.
N New Jersey.
Phone park iJU
Call at once. 42S Madl•on ave.
WANTED—I'aster tor paper hanger.
WANTED—Goeg waiter H7 W Walnut wanted-Pamtjr, at"iirw' ’it «t \t A NTED -Oeneeai blsudtsmlth af htew liettodT
tsCraT"m' Vtrgiala avaaaa. lf * #l ^ w »ii |[ waia'Caff
W . A . N T^-^ t 0 * c *' w blt* Coo'kT - N~atToN-
AL HOTEL
Tor bet t st
WANTED-I'aster for ivtpor hanger.
V\* ,-wsef * a xa’ -rs
V ail J»4 ca n mi
good shoemakers.
WANTED—Mangle girl* PROGRESS LAVN- : DRY Si: E Market W ANTED—Broiler cook. WHITE A CO.. S
6. Meridian.
i WAVTEe—Ray! CASTOR PROS..
chusetts av e,
WANTED—Dishwasher. PALMER 8
TAURANT. 44 S. IHtooia
RES-
WANTED-a good ’aundry woman. once ??7 X Ne*- Jersey
WANTED—Girl
—JB —... general housework;
family. 3K0 N. Alabama.
WANTED- Plasterer*. T M C. Rulldtnr A ppiT ~at' WANTED—Strong young man, turklsh tatha
—TJ1 * 8. Capitol ave.
WANTED- Boy a H. LAUTRR. w'"wa*h:ng-
WANTED—Girl for gaaeral housework; three 1 U ' n **'’ KanUnr
—. , -I - hum... •— —- - S-V. -, ea, TM ifVcav'gga; <
V1RGIXIA HOTKU WANTED—Tailors** to sew
la family 298C N Capitol WANTED—A vote for H1T2 ta a vote for
I _« <>o< Lg <>vernw> * i>t -
work Oali new phone 7281. J WANTRD—Gentleman to room attd VK>Krd;
29 Virginia ave.
W ANT ED-Disfe washer; Senate ave., N
immediately.
BUSINESS CHANCE—Half interest in wellestablished; real estate office, ground Boor. Don't answer unless you mean business. Address Box 17, News.
BUSINESS CHANCE-For Sale:' Marlon Park Hotel and sample room. 1166 W. Eighteenth; 11,400; B'ai cash, balance long time; five years’ lease, excellent opportunity. See JAMES M.
JONES.
BUSINESS CHANCE—$550 will buy a small well-equipped manufactory Of ladies' and children s wearing apparel; over $2,000 worth of business In sight; will bear close investlga- •: Address Box 266, News. BUSINESS CHANCE—An \ lnvestment" of $6,09® in undoubted security. Interest quarterly, will secure a business that will pay J10.-0 to $12,010 annually. Call or address GEO CROSSMAN, Hotel English
BUSINESS CHANCE Fine set druggist’s glass label shelf bottles.and small, new stock drugs only, for sale at great bargain. Just thing for new store or refurnishing’, dirt cheap to quick buyer. Address Box 196, News. iTusl NESS CHA MCE—Successful" Indlanapo-
Im, WILSON SHANNON BISSELL.
sail occuplad no political offleas, except that ha was a presidential elector-at-large
In 18NS.
Wllaon S. Bissell was for many years one of the foremoat lawyers of Buffalo, and wns a UfelonK Democrat. He was Inirn at New London in December, 1847. He received his education at Yale, where he was gradual*': with honor* In 18Cy, and at ci (>e began the study of law in tho office of Lanliig, Cleveland tk Folsom »t BuiTalo, und afterward became a partner In the firm of waleh Grover Cleveland was u member. Ho took Utth? part in politics, although always u consistent and earnest Democrat \N hen Mr, Cleveland Was nominated for the office ot Governor of New York he did efficient work fot lbs partner and ft tend, and during the campaigns that succeeded he was the same enthusiastic supporter ot Mr C.eveland. Hocially Mr. Blssell was a genial and ootupanicnahle nan. Of uncommonly large stniure, he naturally attracted attention, and his Intellectual qualities soon convinced persons meeting nlm for tho tirst time tout he was a tag man other i than physically I The friendship that had existed between Mr. Cleveland anti Mr. Bissell almost since tho latter* return to Buffalo from college was of the most cordial und confidbuml character.
— ! | lie manufacturing firm diesolving, partner FUNERAL DIRECTORS JOHNSON. HASS- , organising new company, make same line; LER A GEORGE. 267 Maeeachusettk ave, : established trade, large profits; want active 318 N. Alabama st. New phone 96S. Old partner with $5,(X)0. Address Box 232, News,
main 1430.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS—FRANK A BLANCHARD. Undertaker. Lady attendant. Southeast corner Ohio and N. Delaware. Phones: Office, 411; residence, 658.
MONUMENTS.
MONUMENTS- AUG DIENER, 441 E Washington. Telephone 1625
MONUMENTS -H.
chusetts ave.
J GODFREY. >47 Massa-
Phone black 7552.
SOCIETY AND CLUB MEETINGS.
BUSINESS CHANCE—Good, steady business, paying $75 monthly: connected with larges, responsible house, this city, and seven-room house, large barn; walking distance; $5,000; $t,«00 Incumbrance. A L HOOVER, 47 When
Building.
BUSINEUB CHANCE-,Wanted: A man competent to take position as secretary of company and Invest $5,00(1 In a manufacturing Plant. Officers and directors of the company all well-known Indianapolis business men. Address Box 32. News.
SOCIETY—MASONIC—Called meeting of Mu- j rlon IxHtge No. 85. F. and A M . Wedr—*— evening. October 7. at 7:30 o'clock, for in the second degree Visitors welcome.
ednesday
work
gree. Visitors welcome.
STEPHEN O. SHARP. W. M HUGH J DRUMMOND, Secretary. S« K'l ETY I o. O. F —Regular meeting of Merldlan Lodge No. 4Sft. meets thh« evening at 7:30 sharp. There will be work In the first de-
Visltors are cordially Invited to meet
■ OOIH
grec.
with us. R. M COLEMAN. N. O.
C A FATTER SON, Secretary.
SScilTY—K. of 'p-Nineteenth Century I Lodge No. 470 meets Thursdays at Senate and Indiana aves. Three for first rank jn
BUSINESS CHANCE—Why not organize your
business; make a corporation out of It? We
are experts on this class of work; stock and [bond Issues placed for corporations; money f secured; capital Interested. ASSET REAL-
) 1ZATION CO.. S3 Fltxgexald Building, city.
BU81NEB8 CHANCE—Wanted: Partners "in a
co-operative department store now being or-
ganized; to act as buyers and department managers tor dry goods, millinery, cloaks and suit*; draperies, clothing, shoes, hats, furnishings, drugs, hardware, house furnishings,, wall paper, furniture and many other departments. An investment from $2,000 to $5,000 by men of experience In any of these departments secures a permanent "position and profitable Invest-
ment. THE MACBY CO., Toledo, O.
PALMISTS, CLAIRVOYANTS, ETC.
exemplified form to-morrow night. Visiting PL AIR t OYAND-Il! RS'^'m ARY ^ HOLMEK knights heartily welcome. j Clairvoyant. Readings, 60c. 1622 Shelby st. JOHN n STEPHENS. C. C. ‘ cTaIrvovi vt-wrh~~at riannRB~ TitTuIT ■ 1 f””-« •*« “li . , l W,?l$ A £ T dffi-. A £3t?’g£b£''iS SOCIETY’—Ancient Accepted Scottish Rtta, I^L 1 Shelby st.
P^tTection: t CLAIRVOYANT—See MADAM DE GRAY fur
'}*****'** ?*,!£,• I ^* e . lh , 1 * ednesday ) aft- , excellent palm or card reading; centrally lof,7L !E at “ f' ? Ctooh, to confer the 4th to cated. over Laurie's store, 1914 N Meridian st. 13th degrees Inclusive a prompt attendance
LEWIS E MORRISON, T. P O. M. FRANCIS T HOLLIDAY. Secretary.
JiBWBilWHiiBPilWIlPt.„ and was* drawn by ongtno HO, Frank OVonnell. •nglneer; E. K Owrmeyer. fireman. The
conductor wax W illiam Curiae
degrees Inclusive A prompt attendance ;—ri ■ ■ r
-
EDWARDS reads past, present and future; gives full names, dates; advises you In love, business, marriage, divorce, speculation or change situation; reunites separated and restores lost affections. Are you In trouble, unsettled'or despondent ? Call at once. Open Sunday. 419 E Vermont, New phone 4470.
LOST.
LOST—Block dog, white breast, white front
feet 449 Shelby. Reward.
LOST—Umbrella, near Fall creek
station A, postoffice. Reward.
Return
CLAIRVOYANT—Just arrived. London's most famous palmist, clairvoyant and trance medium- ' Gives reliable advice in all matters of
1 1$ l I _*' — _ j Interest, bustness transactions, lawsuits, inCr.J. Columbus S,.ry Two Hours, She WOUld BOt Be . ^ _ * ‘ ” ** ~ ^—rr~—;—;—s r '^r. —— i fact, everything. Tells you where to go. what
LOST -tient * wheel, Ravycle; black enamel, to do, whom to avoid, when to sell or buy, what Reward for return to 111 Indiana ave. business you are best adapted for; gives you the
WANTED—Old feathers. Cl Massachusetts av* DUBOIS.
WANTED—Girl for general housework- 3S Woodruff Place
WANTED—Dining-room girl or woman; white 480 E. New Tor*.
WANTED—A vote for HITZ Is a vote for good government.
WANTED—Girl tor housework; reference SIS Massachusetts ave
WANTED-Housekeeper; four aduita Address Box £>3. Newa
WANTED—Girts to work on coata Inquire 123 N. Pennsylvania st.
WANTED—Middle-aged woman to assist In housework. 238 N Capitol.
WANTED—Experienced hands to work on dresses. 33 W. Bt Clair.
WANTED-Whit# girl for general housework; good wages 428 N. East
WANTED—Girl or mlddle-agvd woman; housework 380 Duncan st.
WANTED—Good girl, only two in family. Call at once. 2006 N. Alabama st-
WANTED-White girl for upetalrs work; good wages 1709 N Illtnola
WANTED—Waist, ekirt and sleeve bauds, errand girls. 706 N Meridian st
WANTED—Middle-aged or old lady in family
of three 326 N. Keystone ave.
WANTED—Good cook for small family. Tel.
new 676 UOO N. Pennsylvania at.
WANTED—Woman to do fami.y washing and
ironing 666 E. Twenty-third st
WANTED—Night cashlar at VOLNEY RES-
TAURANT. 420 W. Washington st
WANTED—Experienced pperator on body
troner. EXCELSIOR LAUNDRY.
WANTED-White girl tor general housework;
no washing. 241* N. New Jersey st.
WANTED—Good colored girl; general housework. 197 Chester ave.. Tuxedo Park.
WANTED—A good white girl for general housework; no washing. 1410 Central.
WANTED—Bright young woman to help on pastry. WHITE * CO., S3 3. Meridian st.
WANTED—Girls; pay good wagea PURITAN BED SPRING CO., 1003 Kentucky av*. WANTED—Female attendant; health resort: will Instruct if Inexperienced. 192s College.
WANTED—White girl for general housework; also chambermatd. 319 N. Senate. WANTED—Girl to assist In general housework; small family; good wages. 138 E. Bt.
Joe.
WANTED-Steady white girl for general work; no washing; small family. 1S4I N. New Jer-
M|T.
WANTED—Good young lady for assistant in wholesale Jewelry house. Address Box 3tW, News.
WANTED—Gtrl for general housework, good wages, moderate work. S6S E. Twenty-fifth
street.
WANTED—First and second cook, chambermaid, dishwasher, at once. 320 E. Wash-
ington.
WANTED—Girl tor ceoklng and heutework; no washing or Ironing; wages $5. 2102 N. New
Jersey.
WANTED—Good, experienced store girl to work In bakery and confectionery. 107 N.
Illinois.
WANTED—Ostrich tips made into long plumes; pompons made. FAILLES. 30 S, Illi-
nois st,
WANTED—Women only; examination free Tuesdays. 9 to 4. DR. CAMPBELL, 65 When
Building.
WANTED—Women to peel tomatoes INDIANAPOLIS CANNING CO., corner St. Clair and canal.
WANTED—Family washing; nice work; pries right, lace curtains, 30c a pair. PROGRESS LAUNDRY
WANTED—Ten ladles for alteration work on Jackets and skirts. Apply at once. BESTEN & LANGEN.
WANTED-Expertenced sewing girls for power machines. CROWN GARMENT CO., 42 W. South st.
WANTED—Experienced talloress on pants; steady employment; good pay. 303 Massachusetts ave
WANTED—Woman to sefl a necessity to mothers; $13 a week clear. Dept. M. Box 78. Philadelphia.
WANTED—Girls, over sixteen y*>ars old. BEMI8, Indianapolis Bag Co.. Barth ave. and Belt railroad.
WANTED—Money leaned on watches and diamonds; largest possible amount; lowest rates.
202 Stevenson Bldg.
WANTED—A competent cook; also a washerwoman ; give reference. No. 60 First Drive. Woodruff Place.
WANTED—Ladles' garments dry cleaned and dyed. GECKLER LAUNDRY AND DYE
WORKS, 89 Virginia ave.
WANTED—Oysters, fish and game, at 15 N. Alabama st. F. G. KAMPS. JR. New
phone 3347; old main, 1601.
WANTED—Competent girl for general housework and cooking;- -no washing or Ironing;
wages $4 to. 1H2 N. Alabama.
WANTED—Lady clerk, experienced In dry goods; reference required; must live close
to store. Apply 104$ Prospect st.
WANTED—First-class lady stenographer; Remington operator; must be rapid and ac-
curate. Address Box 236. News.
WANTED—Diseases of women successfully treated by DR. BULA. 157 N. Illinois st.
Consultation free and confidential.
WANTED-Young lady bookkeeper: double
entry required. State references and salary desired. Address Box 71. News,
WANTED—Young ladles for permanent po-
rt tiona; short hours, good pay and no Sunday work- Apply 33 8. Meridian et.
ae2 Commercial Club Building WANTED—Dish washer: white HATTAX. 1* W Washington.
on coats.
Room I rUrat* W7 Greer st i WANTED- Boy with some experience THE MAN- 1 _ drag store. Phone 6*5?.
1 W A XTED-Mui
M* 4NTED -Threa Wduhlngton st.
» Work~oa~l5n5; iu eT ‘ 4 Nti «aav% M'ANTElv- Mata piaiio plarar lar Oumm. A4« draw Box 2*6. News. YPANTED—Two tinners E iil fi• L MFG. CO$02 Beecher at Pl RJ * 1I ' L '^^^\AjS seriSiSSi: w N*5 i co^riss«. a i, ,, ’‘ , “ * W&S?"* —i*»sSwS ,i s?iu,jsr“ **
IVANTED-Have good location store Address llox SI4, Newa
* drug
on farm; also
Corner Thirtieth and Mmor..
dairy hand.
WANTED—Office l^oy. bright aitd n. Ing, give referencea. Box itl, N
eat appear-
WANTED— Experienced hand troaer AMERI- ■ CAN LAUNDRY, 42J Madison ave. WANTED—Roys to work on trains UNION
NEWS CO . St MeX.HH
W A NTED— A11 erat toa ~ haada * fair c'ioa k i^id ! » ^rNabb St
suit department.
WANTED—Good 'gtrl,
STAR STORE. WANTED- Unredeemed rings at a bargain
BURTON’S, U N Meridian.
i«rAr fi ^ am
11, genera*
2286 N. Meridian st.
three.in family.
WANTED -Women and
candy factory. 18 and S) W. Georgia st
* —oirong hj> ; gven wages J, WOHLKKI-D, 2$H W Washington at 1 \\ ANTED- dingle man. good milker; big wage*. W D BLOEMHOK. Nerwood, Ind. WANTKD-Buiter; pl* and cake man. JOgEPl TAGGART'S BAKERY. IS N. New Jeraen
-
WANTED—Young man about 18 or 10 yean
WANTED—White girl to do general housework; good wagea Cali at 2I»* Broadway
\V A XTEl>- i«*3>r«d wnapip^r
avi?
WANTED—First-class drug cterk; good ggilWANTED—Girl tor general housework:! Address Box $H Newa three In family U» E. Waahlngton *« | WANTED-Bot to w\>rk in drug store, answer
toT~;hS; Jith^Newa.** 1 * w * r * h<>u ** bQok * AddPWN *
WANTED—Experienced marker and aseorter. i onot> Addraae Bog 291. Newa DIAMOND LAUNDRY. MO Ft, Wayne ave. WANTED-A good bench 'man~ELDRITVGi
Uig-room work; good wage*.
Ington st. (upstairs*
WANTED—Young gtrl .«• woman to do house- i LUMBER CO. $16 S. New Jersey work or to assist, good wagea 1S24 Hoytave. j WANTED—Two first-class blacksmith hripera WA NTED—Colored woman; kitchen and din- ' A Ph ! V to TT>K SINKER DAMS CO.
HO E Wash- : W A NTED -Osmt*’ unredeemed watchea at "a
| bargain HURTONS, n N Meridian. WANTSD—Two- tirai-cloai‘rabimrt-mlkera "IC LAUTKR, W. Washington and Harding. WA NTE V Cabinet makers! ~IddSli FRANKLIN DESK CO. Franklin. Ind.
AMERICAN •21 S. Mori li-
no laundry work; $4 and $S.
Place, Middle Drive.
Woodruff
WANTED—A flrst-cla** coat maker. Apply STERN WOOLEN COMPANY, 4b B. Peaasylva&ia at. * WANTED-Reliable farm, hand; wR! straight tlma b>ard and washing. Call SSI W. Wanted- (Jom1 White girl for gei.eral house-' work; small family; good wage*. U2 E. Eleventh at WANT KIK-Boys. over TTxteen “years old.j BEM18, Indianapolis Bag Co., Barth avSJ and Belt railroad.
WANTED—Y
WANTED—Experienced woman to help on tailoring. Apply dressmaking department.
NEW YORK STORE-
WANTED—Steady colored girl to help gen-1 Ian *t.
*« vtvu—Toung man for office work. ■ l» tott; High Schrtol graduate preferred. A
row Box Ilf Newa
WANTED - Boy*. gt»c*l wages. DISTRICT TELEGRAPH GO.
dreaa
WANTKD^YSmw
g man to deliver order* f
i>!y'*lltf'w^Btxt bUl * t>U * t>er n ** a
eral housework; small washings; good
wagea T13 N. Dlawara
WANTED-Twenty teamsters. Ne wages $1.75; board $3 5b per wee
w
-tk
Palestine;
m .vrr
WANTED—Fifty factory women; no experience | CONLEY.
WANTED Advertising and Job printing solicitor. with experience. 406 Century
required; $5 week and board free. HUGLK
AGENCY. Die N. Meridlau.
WANT ED—<’o mpetaut
stenographer; short Building
hours; easy work; state experience and refer-
ence. Address Box 311. News
WANTED—Good girl to do general ho' work; permanent place; good wage*; washing Phone main 2288. 1417 Park ave. WANTED--Two experienced cloak and suit salesladies; none hut experts need apply, good salaries. THE WORLD. 42 W. Wash-
ington.
cooks, also white girl to assist work 219 N. Senate. HUNT'S WENT AGENCY WANT ED—DRESS-CUTTING A N D SEW l NG SCHOOL. Ladies, we teach you to cut und make every garment worn by women and children. THE MOODY. 81$ N. Illinola.
lady.
experienced type
writer and stenographer; one who Is ac curate and ha* the disposition to make herself useful. Answer In longhand, giving full particular* Addie** Uox 142. N*ws.
WANTKD-Young writer and sten curate and has the
WANTED—Saleswoman tor notion*. THE WM. H BLOCK CO.
WANTED—Saleswomen tor Saturday, for cloaks and suits and other departments.
THE WM. H BLOCK CO,
WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS. Wanted—Ttsh-i-Miaga.
0 weeks. vote tor
WANTED—Get $60 for $0 weeks.
HITZ Is
WANTED—A vote for
good government
WA NTED—BEN N Kfr\s“tor~besTphoto*. them. $6 E. Washington.
WANTED—Boarders; home cooking and good
rooms 2i)9 N Senate avo.
WANTED—Carpenter work In exchange tor line
delivery wagon. 1816 S. East.
WANTED—Children’s clothes to make; ex-
perienced. 2426 N. Delaware.
WANTED—One farm and one dairy hand.
Corner Thirtieth and Monon.
[Special to The Indianapolis New* J
COLUMBUS. Ind., Octobor 7.—For a i month only the can leaving Indianapolis on the even hours will run through to
Columbus. Those leaving that terminal on _ _ ^H o « / j I i* r> U ^ the odd hours Will star, at Franklin Ti ts 311 Old lilalQ II SilC
paanga le made to enable gravel trains to^^HI have freer use of the tracks In tho work
of ballasting the new extension.
LOST—Two umbrellas, at market, Tuesday how t!> overcome your enemies, family Rcwfir.l neti.rn troubles or ftnancia! difficulties, how to win the
WANTED—Two lady canvasser* tor city work; must have experience. Address, with reference, D. K. W . Postofflce Box m. city. __ WANTED—Girl tor general housework; small family; references required; good wages, German preferred. 1141 N Meridian st. WANTED-Tou to attend photo-engraver*' ball. Germania Hall, Wednesday, October 7
omplimi
Reward Return to 1133 Stevenson Bldg I LOST—Will party who picked up breastpin
Subsidies for West Baden Line. [Special to The Indianapolis New* J SEYMOUR, Ind., October 7.-The Indi-
ana Central Electric Railway Company is asking for subsidy elections to b« author- j Ued In Broau*town and Dlftwood town-i •Mpa Rube idle# will also be asked of
had
used Ayer's
KMIM'lUffY** Will « I»Lt UO USHfM OZ 'W''T • ^ •
^ air ^ ’g 01- -
Geleendorf. near trestle.
Blake ’
Saturday, return 211
troubles or ftnancia! difficulties, how to win the | Gentlemen. 26 cents;
love of the one y >u desire, and to cause a ’ speedy marriage with the same; removes evil Influences, bad habits and all trouble Parlor*, 229 N. Alabama st Maid in attendance
ladies
complimentary
LOST—Diamond and sapphire ring in front of ; CLAIRVOYANT— . SS W Waahlngton si . $20 reward tf returned i ATTENTION,
to this number PRINCESS RIVERIA. Gypsy palmist and ^Trbur^tm“ t '* r on^r^-RituraT , H; r r !ri'!
WANTED-Experienced white glil
and genera! housework; family of two; high wages, referencea ra‘— * VT r '-’~
street.
for cook
high
Apply at 188$ N. Delaware
WANTED- Housekeeper, refined and thor•hly competent, by widower without
WANTED—Drtven welia Htc per foot FRANK BUTTZ. phone* 1781. WANTED—Highest cash prices for furnitura carpets, etc. 246 W. Washington. WANTED—Dirt; will pay 10c load; Meridian and Twenty-fourth. Wildwood Park. WANTED—Couple to take furnished cottage and board single owner. 68 Keystone. WANTED—To give away a carload of good cinder* for the haul log --nato: WANT ED—To borro w~ ^M0""jtor ’ one y earT' wili pay 10 per cent. Address Box 301, New*. WANTED—To buy Con*um**r 'da* TruM •lock A. L. HOOVER, 47 WTien Building. WANTED—Cleaning and dyeing. OECKLER LAUNDRY AND DYE WORKS. 39 Virginia ave.
TED MODEL LAUNDRY. Lac* curtains; family washing; good work; prices
right.
WANTED—Wall paper to hang; prices reasonable. Call or address 306 N New Jer-
sey st.
WANTED—Clothing to clean, press and repair S. L. TAYLOR A CO., 17 Virginia avenue. WANTED—Horse to winter for feed; about two hours' work each day. 603 W. Twentysixth st.
WANTED Quick, man to piny banjo or guitar and work in farces. Corner English ave. and
Keystone.
WANTED—Two first-class salesmen for guitars, mandolin* and banjos. Address Box
220, News.
WANTED Suit* ana overcoats on credit, at right prices. CONRAD'S. 384 Massachu-
setts ave.
WANTED First class carriage blacksmith*. OATE8-O8BORNE CARRIAGE CO., 952 W.
New York
WANTED-Young men to work In advertising department on local newspaper. Address Box
371, Newa
WANTED—At once. 25 chloiten-pickors. steady employment to good pickers. MAX ATLASS,
Decatur, 111.
WANTED-Reglstered drug clerk, good salary, permanent position; advancement. Address
Box 248, News
WANTED- Wagon man to sell goods on commission In Muneie. GRAND UNION
TEA COMPANY.
WANTED Money loaned on watches and diamonds; largest itossible amount; lowest rates.
208 Stevenson Bldg
WANTED-Family washings; good work; prompt delivery. THE HOME LAUNDRY.
Telephone main 17W.
WANTED—Upholsterer and "boy to spring chairs. CENTRAL CHAIR CO, corner Mis-
souri and Georgia sts.
WANTED-Driver for grocery ami feed wagon; stain age. references und wages asked.
Address Rox 204. Nsws.
WANTED—Best side line on earth for furniture salesmen traveling out of Indianapolis.
Address Box 221. News.
WANTED-Schoolboys to work after school and on Saturday AMERICAN DISTRICT TELE-
GRAPH CO . 21 8. Meridian.
WANTED-First-class cabinetmaker: goo3 wages. Apply st once. THE UDKLLWORK3, North Indianapolis.^ ______ ^ ’ WANTED Man to iusrn the Insurance business for promotion. Apply H T. HEAD,
415 Newton Cluypool Building
WANTED—Walter who understands serving short order# at POP JUNE’S SHELL
OYSTER BAY. 108 8. Illinois st.
WANTED Fifty brick cleaners, cornet Martlndaie and Hill' aves.. INDIANAPGLttt
WRECKING CO New phone Soiflt.
WANTEDSpecial (rants sale to close out* Tatlormade pants, $2. |2 to, $3 and $4. W. G. SCHNEIDER, 38 W. Monument Place.
WANTED-You to attend photo-engravors* ball, Germania Hall, Wednesday, October 7. Gentlemen. 26 cent#; ladies complimentary. WANTED Boy about fourtsen years oiffi for insurance offloe; must have wheel Address in own handwriting, Box 105, News
WANTED - Students. JOHNSON'S TELEGRAPH SCHOOL. Indianapolis, Ind Great demand. Positions guaranteed Catalogue free. WANTEDI76 per month and traveling expense* paid salvstnen to sail goods to grocery dealers; experience unnecessary. PURITY' CO.,
Chicago.
WANTEDYoung man for assistant stock clerk and collector; g^. j p. iiman; state age and salary expected; references. Address Box
27t, News
WANTED—Fireman and man to work In faetory at night. POLAR ICE CO.. Tw*»=
lieth andi Northwestern ave.
WANTED—Good boy to learn eho* busin*— Don't apply unless you want to begin at th
bottom. 318 Massachusetts ave.
WANTED—Experienced flour packer; wages; steady smploymont. Apply at on-
to WM BUOKOW, Franklin, Ind
WANTED—Fries* hand and two chair mak< ™;, ^ V2u "iut.tUhb s; ,,an * , ’ ot -
WANTED-Boy to carry morning paper rout and collect same; bond required. Call ai ti ft. m., mi E Vermont. E. A. R WANTED—Boy between 15 and if years" for porter work and delivery, R. 81'HINOBTKEN, 9 N. Pennsylvania. WANTED--One experienced stick candy mak* aud three good rollers, st once. INDIANA; .POL18 CANDY «X)., 225 E. Maryland st IV t NTED—German or Swede, inlddie” agt' ns house and coachman; must be strle sober, with best of reference. Call 61 Wh Building. WANTED—A coat-maker, married man ferred. whose wife Is s vest maker; stea Job year round. U. P. JUSTUH A CO., Ural field, Ind. WANTED -Men and boys'to go to Brc burg, work canning factory. Call PAULK' NER WEBB CO.. 6IS 8. Capitol nva. or Hrownsburg. WANTED HtructunU Iron workers’; good steady men to get high wages, permansn Jotrt. Address R l’88 ELL FOUNDRY CO.. Detroit. Mich. — i .■■eiii, ...■mi. m iwww—»——»■»———ss* WANTED—We want a hustler tor onr gen agent In this territory; a elean-eu' protlon to the right man. Send references in letter ALDEN ANTISEPTIC GUM COi ».'land, >). WANTED—Jobs open for catpenters. shoo, ral road, roumlhouae, factory and hotel teamsters, machinists, conks, hotel t>oys, borers, handy men and waiters. TIFF ROGERS LABOR AOfeNOY. $2 W Wash
ton.
WANTED GEORGE'S HOTEL.'"l22 S ii» Dinner bill of fare for Thursday, October Roast t>ecf with sage dressing; white fl with cream sauce; spare ribs and *au«ikra stewed chicken, mashed potatoes, sliced cornbiead; ice cream and cake, coffee, tea milk.
WANTED Salesman
and flannel*. Permanent and
for blankets.
good position to Yight i THE WM. H. MIAJi'K
man.
CO.
AVANTED—A horse to drive for winter; will keep at first-class livery stable. 22U N. New
msey st.
(’ANTED—We do all kinds carpenter and Job work. 218 W. Fourteenth st. Phone
07 black.
WANTED—Family washing; me* worx; price right; Jsce curtains, 30.J a pair. PROGRESS LAUNDRY
WANTED—Money loaned on watenes and die
priv
103 E Ohio at
monds; private rooms, confidential.
and dlarellabla
B'ANTED- Money loaned on waiches end diamonds, largest po*»ibl» amount; lowest ratea
292 Stevenson Building.
WANTED—By honorabis gentleman, to borrow ROC one year, 8 per cent.; good security.
Address Box 24Q, News
WANTED To buy " ■.ibrartss' and small m*cels of second-hand books. A. N. WILSON. 8 N. Alabama st. (upstairs).
setters; sober, relial>ls men can have steady work with me. ROLLYN HAWKINS, U4-IU Vlriffnla ave^ ___ ^ WANT ED— Good solicitor for torm insurance; must be acuuainted in county and furnish good reference* C. N. WILLIAMH A
CO., 10 E Market
WANTED- Boy*, of legal age; wages $1 per day; also families with three or mors boyst rent $5 per month THE WINSLOW GLASS
CO., Matthews. Ind.
SITUATION WANTED A'olored coachman; long experience with horses and rigs; careful driver; references; good wages. West Indlanapoll* 1431 Shepherd st.
WANTED-Have your tin roofs, gutters and down spout* repaired THOF E. HADLEY,
146 Kentucky ave New phone 1006.
WANTED—HALF-TONES. ZINC ETCHINOB,
WANTED—Young men everywhere, copy letters home evenings. $8 60 week. He fid addressed envelope for particulars Manager Dept w 42. Mo* 1411, Phlla.ie|phla, PS. WANTED—Just received a large lot Of our celebrated colt skin shoe# for man, lined with kid and rock oak soles, plain anti Upped toes. A Mg $3 50 value at $2 KI8TNER S. 05 B Illinois WANTED Young man to solicit insurance, firs and tornado; must have wide acquaintance in city and good referencea Address at once. C K WILLIAM8 A CO., 10 E. Market st WANTED—Teamster* and laborers on rail-
road work. Middletown to
WANTED—SITUATION.
Male.
SITUATION WANTED-Baker on bread cakes; small wages. Address Box 144, Ne BITUA TIO N WA NT ED- By eonqwient » keeper; I test reference#. Address Box
News.
HITUATION WANTED-A* experien<-ed s.*l man or collector; good reference, Address tot. News. SITUATION WA NTED—Flrst-clsss blsrksmir temperate, or work as lathe and v|#e h Address Bog 808, New*. SITUATION WANTED—•troog. *txt#*n-y« old boy; work between school hours; re ence. Address Box SOt. News.H
SITUATION WANTED- Experienced color coachman; also good Janitor and porC
In harbor shop. 2)9 N .Senate
iirffATIOfTWANTED—In office, by gentl man of M. for 17 years liookkeper ss.'i c» " ‘ large manufacturing company. Address 184, News, 8IT!JATIuN WANTED-Half my time can vote either morning or afternoon; best r" ence; pleoac state wagos and work. Add
Box S04. News. '
SITUATION WANTED-Baker; good. around man; strictly sober and steady; t but good, steady position wanted.’ L. O. 624 E St Clair st, ___
SITUATION Adelaide st.
Femal#. W A NT Ep—Chambermaid.
HITUATION Wanted-R.V country girl oral housework. 1409 Hlil ava BITUATION WA NTED-P.MrttMn by expert nogrnpner Address Pit 316, News. SITUATION WA NTED—Experienced lady 1
nographer. Addref Don UT. New,
SITUATION WANT ED-Colored cook Muskingum st. Must have good wages
SITUATION WANTED—First-class rapher; six years’ expOrienc*
296, News.
■■MM
Address |
on
Newcastle;
teamsters, $30 per month and board; laborers. $1 76 per day Apply to GRANT. SMITH A CO.. Middletown. Ind.
NICK ELF LATES. ELECTROTYPES INDI- WANTED WE HAVE EMPLOYMENT FOR ANA ELECTROTYPE CO.. 23 W. Pearl st I CAPABLE INDUSTRIOUS METAL PaTTERN MAKERS, AT THE BEST WAGES.
tjOLD ! ADDRESS. HTAflNG QC ? AL!FlCATION8. P.
NOE-B I A) AN OFFICE~"03~ N, ILLINOIS ST. O BOX 421. INDIANA UOLHt WANTED—All kinds second-hand goods7 coutp I WANTED-A few fine-appearing, intelligent
ters. showcases,
WANTED—CASH PAID FOR OLD ■ AND DIAMONDS ■
W Georgia Reward
.
Monday evening, Vtw -•■en Washmgf.n and
acknowledged by pi
greatest clairvoyant alive; guarantees to read
cider; t of H
res# and public to be the t WANTED—MRS
"re:
life. past, present and j ing confinement. 1012
chXen give ^fuU pa rUcular a * ^Addr cm,' ^R ox ^ ’bakWS BROS* - ^E^W^liSSi ^ slOagTo'make" wo^'plrmLlnt children, give run particular*. Aoareas Box _ j ^ rown q;r, wanted only. Splendid proposition. Call 2 13 - N « w l I -1 — j third floor Indianapolis News Building. H.
PRIVATE -If. 0 . I *• ROBINSON
...ton
Ray sts. Return to MRS FLAHERTY, third floor L 8. Ayres A Co Reward.
your lire. past, preset
future, without you uttering a word; tells what ! Tenth et. car
fiTE VENR’ S
lies, befc Newt&an.
SANATORIUM tor ladle., before and dur- S loraT^women^J 1 cM L i wXnTEd“-we1«aVe 'wwnXVrHMTTO*
a ewxrart aa/-k,#'CT%-W wr v. i. « T* »* r k Y>/-iY 'Fill a *4? f. YT* '1.'’ IP t C'’ T »« -"T a s<«"r * a*
Take
drer. THE MOODY. S18 N IlItnolR.
THREE MEN HAD FREE FIGHT IN ROAD NEAR COLUMBUS.
John McMahan Shot, E. S. McMahan
Beaten with Club and W. R, Cox Whipped with Wagon Whip. [Special to The Indianapolis Newa]
COLUMBUS. Ind., October 7.—A free fiffht took place at OgilYille, west of this city, this tnorninE, about 9 o’clock, in which John McMahan, twenty-two yetira old, wua shot, his father. E. a McMahan, age sixty, beaten with a club, and Willlain R. Cox, fifty years old, was whipped with a wagon whip. E. 8. McMahan is deputy road eupervisor of Ohio township and was scraping the road. He was running the scraper and his son John was driving the team. In front of W. R
8TORAG E—Mo vln*.
main 7*4.
STORAGE. $X per toad.
Telephone
STORAGE JD E Wabash st C. K SliOVER
Old phone «7.
STORAGE-FISH HACK WAREHOUSE CO-. 6H-61T 8. Reonsyivania Telephones m
STORAGE—Packing and moving S P HAMILTON. IT N. Alabama Phone main NS.
Special rates.
STOfc A G K New
STRAYED OR STOLEN. STRAYED OR STOLEN-Brown spaniel; month# <vld Call 317 Prospect st Reward.
STRAYED.
STRAYED—Pointer bird dog. white, brown spot Notify owner, 2140 Station et. Reward. - ‘ ’ ■
STRAY ED—-'point
THOROUGH AND EFFICIENT MACfflN-
you came fi>r. where you are going, why you i ^av-rFD-TsuHs anrt cloiv* the - o«iv h nna i WANTED-A home for young lady where, by i pin?-vAGrTi*NO APPf , rri*.%i?.K* toe S^^T^tn^y^aflTm^'TlU^how ' m‘the City .eiling strietty up-to-date style. ?,?,* 8TA . B EXPERIFNCE AND GIVE REFER-
many members there arc in your family and ! cre, i !t r ‘-abt prices ai! about them; how long you will live; what j Massachusetts a>e.
wi!! cause your death, your occupation; what
rm<u * tvi: m. urduya she may defray her expert##* for both ,u. riArt b. rjftro an ^ board while attending Varies' Busi-
College. Ad'lress College.
. . # . WANTED—Cook, gins for general house- rr-. v'rFD — Money loaned on diamonds you are best, adopted tor and how to become j work, second girl, dishwasher, colored cook W ^ atch „ rings. Jewelry sewing
end second girl to gu J ' ’ - *
successful; if marriage, sickness, deaths.
changes, travels, divorces. Js^suit^ burtnea# Iff w ~ Walnut' gre^n mL^™' ^
V. lHS.ii.gg'Krr**, v * i J .
trarsactioca. will*. <5ee-ls, me absent friends Interest you. if
move your domestic trouble* or regain your lost
gages, lost
you desire to re-
jtr<om. EitTKl* r-i' eneeci r-awnorfacer, WANTED—Well-educated lady of pitasant ad- Massachusetts ava and 109 K. Ohio st dfuss to represent literary Institution among j WANTED—To know the whereabout* of a man
ENCE8 ADDRESS P. O. BOX 421. IN-
Dl A NA PCLI 8
W A NTED—Recruits tor the United States marine corps; able-bodied, unmarried men, between 21 end ii, good character, must speak, read and write English; marine* serve at sea on men-of-war lii ail parts of the world, on land in our Island possessions and at tiaval station* in th* "toted Btatt-s Apply 27 *-
move your domestic trout :e# or regain your lost • •cp.ee->,<• WANTED-To know the whereaboutg of a man ; stations in tne . toted mate* Apply 27 to same territory costs •». -c... —• •if ect ions, call and she a III guide you with a , most cultured class of people In city; we pay : ariS werlng to following description: Hlght 5 ! S S Illinois st Ko'xn 201 Sentinel Bldg , In- ' borrow mortey to buy «• eertaisty higher than human power. Cali at j salary. Address Box 387,. New*. (feet II Inches, weight ISA pounds, age 33 years. [ dinnapoli*. Ind- ; agents ice TK >M LSTIc. M rU. .v»7 N Alabama. Hours. U> to ? p m. WANTED — Expcrl—osd mllUnery sales- dark brown, sltghtiy curly hair; feature* sharp, i ^———— i Mir,neap ,11*. Mian-
— - - -- ■ - - — a,n4 : 1. , .1 .,8 tm. fs-idlsarvias'Wsli* Af#,* r^snm Vsgsw 1'.. «...
BITUATfOW WANTED-To do housework private family. Call or addrae# $4* Washington. - BITUATION WANTED-By lady steno* *r; experienced; Smith macblns. A*
Box m. Newa
BITUATION WANTED-By experlenrad n in obstetric or typhoid cases. 7278. Best references. BITUATION WANTED—JuM ^because urge and coax you need not buy tneti Consult your own Interest# nnd^ur COFFT’S pur# coffee. Prtoss from uo up Massachusetts ave. i
WANTED—AGENTS^ •ions. 30$ Newton Claypom AGE NTH WANTED—Flold •^Xfdb? wide .wake man: no •• 111 "*■,?}., j? <lTH E ness: position i*rmanent LI Kb BRtTT* CO International Nurseries. Chisago. ID AO ENT H WANTED-ftort agents on top o. J he re selM
•a IDsev'nltH 0Ut0t
(desk
TRAYED—Pointer, bin! dog. white with brown spots. Notify owner. 2140 Station st Reward. J
NOTICE.
NOTICE—Driven welia 54c per foot. FRANK
BUTT*, phones 17*1.
white w.th THE ORIENTAL TEMPLE OF
palmistry.
THE TWO GREATEST READERS HERE AMONG YOL YOUR HAND R.EAD FOR
-.0 CENTS
JUST WHAT YOU WANT TO KNOW. Past, present and future, love, marriage, dl- ■ — — lawsuits, sickness, investments, specu-
lators, only those with experience need fn<* ratT raj- wal ”."'T'iT 1 -.?*?- n , < ‘. ryol f 11 '. “1 held la Ir.dlar-ap.a* November D. to secure .r.K VTH WANTED-Agents' Christmas gold appiy KING MILLINERY. SUIT and answera to the nam* of W «. draswd owiu and carriers An advamM <-.iu t . a tionl» magwlW subscription went*, jr CLOAK CO.. D4 W Washington s t* , i" VlT JZT'Z-J** i not neeesrary. but rarafui training U We pro- «»««
new shews*, wear*, slouched, hat well back to head. Is Inveterate smoker of cigarettes. For
W A NTED—Coo&deatlai consultations free
ladies. 1 to 8 p. to.. DR STODDARD, thirty tr.forr ation leading to location of above person years’ specialist In disease* of women and . will give twenty-five dollars reward. Chief of
chronic diseases 626 Newton Ciaypooi "
lv»
Police. Marlon, O.
WANTED—Ladle-* let us show > u the new style* In Biucher. button or lace we are
NOTICE-T: ..
Park and Commerce ave.
torage and transfer; no bk L«*: rooms. FRANK NOTICE 6>' business cards for 68c. VICTOR.
Printer. ?« N Delaware
NOTICE—H't water attachments to o! 1 fur* naoes TURNER ZEPHYR HEATER CO D> >
Kentucky ave.
found a pool of scrape the ditch
Cox'S residence they water and started to
and drain it off.
Cox culled oat and ordered them to atop, hut they refused to do so. Cox. armed with a club, wont after the cider McMahan, who also had a club, and a fight ensued. The younger McMahan became involved In the affair and was at ruck over the head with & club. The eon Struck Cos across the face with a
BHELI.HOUSK. 105 N Alabama
STORAGE—THE CENTRA! PUBLIC WAREHOU8E OG., U9-U1 R. Alabama FTm-c,ass storage warn*.; Old phone .410 New SEi
STORAGE-PACKING. HAULING
HOGAN TRANSFER AND STORAGE CO. MAIN PHONES STL EXTRA PHONES 678 | STORAGE - INDIANA STORAGE AND TRANSFER COMPANY. B«r. and cheapest In city. LEW SHANK. Tel. SOS. 339 E
Washington st.
STOR A OK- INDI A N A POL1S WAREHOUSE CO.. W. E Kurts, president; H A Crossland, manager. 617-632 S. Pennsylvania. Phone 134X. We store, tack and haul STORAGE—UNION TRANSFER AND STORAGE CO. Only first-class household goods and merchandise solicited Crating and packing. E. Ohio and Union tracks. Phones 725.
lationa lost and stolen article* found. seUlr.g at $1 They are made of high grads No matter how many fortune teller* and me- | vici kid, and equal to $3 shoe* in style. KI8T-
dturns you have been to, visit us. We tell facts, j N'ER'B 127 S. RUnois asto'iv S. I WAKTKD-W«»-
vlted A chance for skeptics aiid unbelievers, as
we coavince all
SUPERIOR!- THEY HAVE NONE
SALESMEN WANTED.
>«g i* we pre-
paid by mail a large par cent, of the success- . w ^
.
NOTICE—Fashion books and other tadiee' a-? a taewun- _ , t magtixlnes ami Journals at HICJU’S. IN X J A’! in'- in pamustry or Spiritualism
Alaban:a st. and 5C Circle should visit us
Y©W hand read tor lu cents. Hours 9am.,
i sew at home.' ti per
week' materials sent everywhere free; steady work, plain sewing only. .send addressed envelope for fuil particulars. W. A.
Le swats in palmistry card reading: how to 1 X., Pa Pont. Philadelphia. Pa.
f SALESMEN WANTED—Three good men eatosir.en; experience unnecessary, eaiary j
company—cost I i.g v. per annum each, payable ' H JOi.nn.At.. -v ,
and commission; good char.ce
; mea t
m. and 3 j>.
NOTICE—A few unc»’’ed tor nuts ar.d o-ver- ocoats to close out at half price. VT. 3.
SCHNEIDER. U W, M.•mirrer.i Place
NOTICE—Tin and slate roof down spouting retained ■
NKR, 19 Kentucky »va Telephone 322.
IJ6 N DELAWARE ST.
■oofa guttering by JOSEPH G
ARD-
SANATORiUMS.
MASSAGE—BATHS.
MASfiAGE—Turkish. Russian, electric bat ha Masonic Temple, 6C<c, 76c. $L Never closed.
SANATORIUM—Private heme for ladles before and during confinement. MATERNITY
HOME 413 N New Jersey
SANATORIUM—Mineral Spring Sanatorium. <t>e:;,-er. Ind. Rhe_matisni. chronic dissalira, [Only $3 per week. ererythtBg included.
PATENT ATTORNEYS.
WANTED—Ladies wanted everywhere, ■vpy■tiers at home, evenings or spare titue j
and return to ua Xo^i^jr , FATEKT ATTORNEYB-E ' T SILVIUS *
MI'firiA*® 4 /itrj. fTaafthhurt Rlriap-lf 1M "V. PilMtiiitM’trfli.alias «■*
?> ^^.X^icuSra^H^N* I ' CCto Talbott Block, 10$ N PenasyBanl. rt TE^ . No W L Ntoth « PhUadei^l. ! Pa ' CnU trade,ark, and
lih ' ty-fiv#
WANTED- T ATTORNEY—T- R. BELL
chanlcal engineer, patent attorney. In
t . iTJV^kjss
Ith this
company—costing p, per annum each, payable
personal^
, ^p^soJUAI^A^votr^OT HIT* !■ • vot *
good government.
PEBB< »NAD-Bring us rw watch repairing. .sniKUGKNB. 331 h. PERSONAL—Money loaned on aatehe# diamonds: largest FotfWa *"»»«***> rates Klevenson Building.
,^„ L . q-iarterly. covering ali acctder.ts, dlseasr s and
„ tor advance' ' occupations.-pay* large p.-n:.anem renewal
«5 « «ihmLS iSa. T p.
J p. m. ! , - -, . a V * T a / •/■♦If kL"K**r frrev •»
1*85. Address NATIONAL ACCIDENT SOCI-
ETY. EP Broadway. New York.
WANTED—Office manager. We desire an energetic mat; of good habits to take charge ot a branch ofl.ee and will pay him a llt« ra! salary and expert#*** and an extra commission and the position would net th* manager $2,500 year-
roducts are standi
it Jve
ipo;
aiMjxtrtor n.ecbanieal draughting. Twen- j ly: our product* are standard and years’ experience. j irtsown by cor.'ipetltlve tested hat they i - - • than any similar products on th#
orned by
We have are better
and cheaper
! market to-day;
product Is indi
our company
bustneas men, l>ank*.-r* and public officials
Cash girls, over fourteen; wages $2 a week. WM H. BLOCK. CO
above cmpac.ty I uo not claim «Kcept!onal nia ny 0 f whom bol<^ aUKrli in tin comf*ny; In faculties, exrjrpt tho»« iruaranteed by thor- filing thi* portion we prefer to ««<:yre a man ough knowledc^ of patent practice, technl- w ^ 0 w uhe« to maic^ a permanent conn«*<*tion cai training, hor^ty and care, beyond which an< j who will become a atockhoHer in the com* no facial aevjfriafM exlat. ln*aUa panv AMr*** F V FXfLLEH, Huaiuea* ManBuilding j arer. 7u6 Fisher Building, Chicaga
Tr^vi , r^;“,.sv:s»nur-..* war; nearly jainb ss; sitting* WINBCR A law Wdg PERSONAL—Persons afflicted with ra^ will burn much to their Interest b> T 'L or calling on COLUMBIA caNCKR t LR CO. $8 Baldwin Blk, Io4looa|*U*