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TTTE INDIANAPOLIS NEWS, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1908.

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PRINCETON DISTRICT NOT GREAT PROOOCER

WHERE U. S. CRUISER FOUND THE COLOMBIAN TROOPS s

FINE OIL THERE, BUT IN LIMITED

QUANTITY.

WORK THAT HAS BEEN DONE

(Special to The TndianapoHe News.] PRINCETON. Ind., December 17.-New developments In the Princeton district, in Gibson and Pike counties, where oil is found in the corniferous limestone, are not many. The oil is of a dark color and Is

.81 specific gravity.

It is difficult to finish a well in the district on account of the trouble in drilling through the limestone or corniferous formation, owing to its being so “cavey.” Sometimes, after a well has been put to pumping, it is impossible to get any of the greasy fluid above ground, owing to a, cave-in Just after it has been cleaned out. A few wells have been cased to the bottom, but so far this has failed to make

good producers out of them.

The following shows what the new Eldorado is doing 1 : The Hoosler Oil Company’s No. L. Miller farm, is good for a

No. 2, six barrels; Section 2, Pato

ka township. Gibson county. The same

ny's No. 1.

company i

—— on the Downey land, is a gasser. The Ohio Oil Company has an eight-barrel well on the Mumford land, a gasser on the Woodburn land and is drilling No. 1. Howe iand; also No. 1, on the Gelser land, near the Miller. The Farmers' Oil Company has a light well In the oil strata on the Emerson land, In Section 11. The Interstate Oil Company, the pioneer of the field, has two dry holes on land owned by A. Warnock and 8. W. Warnock. The Randolph Oil and Gas Company has a well drilling on the Carrothers land, In Section 34, Patoka township. The Crawford OH Company has a wildcat well under way on the Kelch land, in Section 27, White River

township.

The above is practically all that Is doing and has been^ done in the Princeton

district to date. The daily production of all the wells Is less than thirty barrels.

Oil Near Hamlet of Jalapa. [Special to The Indianapolis News.] MARION, Ind.. December 17.—The Ohio Oil Company has drilled in an Important test well in the Marion district on the Steuber land. In Section 10, Pleasant township, Grant county, and a great distance from former developments, about a mile northeast of the hamlet of Jalapa, along the Misslsslnewa river and four miles northwest of Marlon. Gas and salt water was found In the vicinity a few years ago, but this Is the first oil. The well makes a very good showing and the pump will determine what the venture amounts to. It may be the forerunner for the extension of the Marlon district.

PLENTY OP GAS AT RICHMOND.

Number of Consumer* is Now Larger Than Ever.

(Special to The Indianapolis News.]

RICHMOND, Ind., December 17.~There are more than 4,300 natural gas consumers on the pipelines of the Richmond Natural Gas Company and the present month promises to break all records in the way of receipts. The supply of the fuel is

more plentiful this winter than at any ‘ “ M' " ‘ - . .

time since the early days of natural gas It has been forcibly demonstrated here

this winter that people prefer using nat-

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ural gas at high price to wood or coal, though the latter fuel may prove more economical. Fuel dealers say their business ha* been materially injured this winter a* a result of the strong gas pressure, and people are paying gas bills that range from 12 to 125 a month without a murmur. The indications are that the Richmond Natural Gas Company will soon be paying Its old-time dhddends to stockholders. For several years the stock was at a

premium, but a few years ago it could

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easily obtained. Holders are not anx-

ious to part with it now.

Inssno Negro Again Breaks Loose. [Bpeclfcl to The Indluapolis Newx ] MARION, Ind., December 17.—Henry Jordan, the Insane colored man, who injured two policemen a few days ago, broke loose again yesterday evening. When an attempt was made to lock him in a cell at the county jail he showed fight and attacked the officers with a club. During the struggle he kicked Deputy Sheriff Will Williams, injuring him seriously. The case has been called to the attention of Major George W. Steele and an effort will be ^ade to have Jordan placed In the Military Insane Hospital at Washington.

NEW PIANO STORE

Store Open Saturday, December 19, at 10 A. M.

At 137 North Pennsylvania Street, First Door South of Denison Hotel Entrance—Your Presence la Deaired—A Magnificent Display. ^

Now for a few words to the prospective piano purchasers of Indianapolis and vicinity. 1 have been actively engaged in the piano business for a number of years, and point with pardonable pride to the fact that I have ALWAYS been connected with piano* that stand for quality, and 1 am familiar with the merits and demerits of the different grades and makes, which is a most valuable experience for one who asHumes to advise in the selection of a piano. I have carefully selected a list of pianos—all of which are of the most approved quality and known reputation, and will offer them at prices and on terms that place PIANOS of quality within the reach of most every one. For my leader 1 offer the justly celebrated Smith & Nixon, as it is POSITIVELY THE FINEST and most perfect of all pianos built. It stands In a class by itself, not alone a modern improvement on pianos, but on Invention incasing a GRANL> PIANO IN AN UPRIGHT CASE. The result of this Innovation places this piano in the world without an equal. It is recognised by such world-famed pianists as Albino Gorno, Romeo Gomo, Dr. Nicholas J. Eluenheimer, Theodore Bohlmann, and many other famous musicians, as the greatest musical and piano invention of the nineteenth century. In the regular upright I have the Ebersole, a strictly high-grade, absolutely durable Instrument, a product of the Smith £ Nixon Piano Manufacturing Company:. the Haines Bros., one of the oldest makes on the market to-day; Foster. Armstrong

and others.

1 will not handle the very cheap pianos, i only those that can be recommended and guaranteed. They start at a price of $200 for an honest and thoroughly reliable pi ann. and for <*v#rv Addition:*I didlisr vm

C/!Rr&B£J4. hi SjZa

THE MOUTH OF THE ATRATO RIVER.

DAILY CITY STATISTICS.

Marriage Licenses.

Herbert R. Carter and Anna Weglngton Louie Bryant and Mary E. Turner. Matthew Hammond and Emily Thompson. Robert Dlilman and Mary A. Harness. Roy Neal and Mundane Wilson. Andrew Miller and Elizabeth White. Theodore Kramp and Ella Keith. Roy £. Means and Cora Glieple. William E. CUckner-and Eleanna Thompson. John L. Pussel and Madeline Doyle. Clarence B. I’arker and Bernice A. Bailey. Birth Returns. George and Maud Cockran. 710 N. Eaat ft.,

boy.

Arthur and Mrs. Treater, 1914 Catherine at..

girl.

Charles and Alice Minor. 1341 Shelby st., girl. William and Myrtle Herman, 1437 Relsner st., boy. , William and Florence Robinson, 1315 N. Alabama st., girl. Edward and Jessie Raesner, 23 8. Beville ave,, girl. Edward and Louise Moffett, 2019 College ave.,

boy.

Edward and Olive Payne, 115 W. Twentyseventh st., boy. William and Pearl I^ngtry, 2235 Hovey st.,

girl.

Charles and Nellie Williams, 720 W. Twenty-

seventh st., girl. Death Returns.

Roy L. Wilson, 1, 1820 Gent ave., bums. Emma Walther, 8, 422 E. Morris st., exhaus-

tion.

Albert Stevenson, 24, peritonitis Bertie IX Storm, 33, 63 N. Beville ave., tuberculosis. Building Permits. Deloss A. Greenwood, frame cottage. *700. W. Anderson, frame barn and general repairs. 1151 Deloas at., $200.

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Real Estate Transfer. Victor Andrews to Almon W. Andrews. lot 97. Douglass Park $ 1 00 William 8. Taylor to Jesse J. Prlvett, lot 25, Jackson Park addition 500 00 Charles L. Henry et al. to Jacob H. Zlnn, lot 1. Headland's Grandview addition 1.500 00 Dennis O’Donoghue, trustee, to CelUc Saving and I>mn Association, lots *5 to 48, Sturm & Roller's corrected addition 1 00 Matthew Porter et a], to Andrew J. Barrett, part lot 6. block 2, Blake & Ray's subdivision outlet 12 3.200 00 Squire R. Greer to Elizabeth M. Heath et al., part of lot 49, Hanway A Hanna's Oak Hill addition...;... 100 Ella Hadley to Linza L. Burchett et ux., lot 571, Spann & Co.’s second Woodlawn addition $ 2,300 00 Frederick W. Scheele to Winfield Smith et ux.. lot 1, Scheele’s subdivision of block 22, Fletcher's subdivision 2.200 00 Eflle E. Nysewander et al. to Tyler F. Taylor, lots 83, 84. 85 and 109, Martin's second New York addition.. 4,000 00 Frances Smith to Kffie Toon, lot 44, Newell's North Place addition 1 00 Kffle Toon to Ida G. Smith, same 76 00 Calvin F. Llngenfelter et al to Clara Ltngenfelter, lot 453, Spann & Co.’s second Woodlawn addition 100 00 Janies 8. Crpse to Olof L. Bernhardt, lot 6, Dowmey’s southeast addition.. 200 00 Minnie Madlnger et al. to Winfield S. Smith et ux., lot 1, Scheele’s subdivision of part of Fletcher’s subdivision 1,000 00 Henry C. Brunson to Charles W. Oakes, part of section 29, township 16, range 4 6.000 00 Henry Glattfelder to Paulina Funk, lot 23, Frank A Ryan’s subdivision of part of outlet 108 825 00 Jesse J. Prlvett to William E. McCandless, lot 250, Jackson Park. .. 3.000 00 George Kessler to John M. Shaw. lot 10. block 38. North Indianapolis.. 6,000 00 Andrew L. Niedenthall to James Teague et ux., part section 3, township 14, range 3 150 00 Transfers, 19; consideration $30,055 00

to rob; plea of not guilty,

embezzlement and

Frank Rogers;

grand larceny; plea of

not guilty to each count. Ed Benson; petit larceny; plea of not guilty. George Hert and John Young; grand larceny; defendants enter pleas of guilty to petit larceny; each defendant fined $1 and costs, imprisoned in Indiana Reformatory one to three years, and disfranchised one year. Albert .Nash; petit! larceny and receiving stolen goods; defendant enters (ilea of guilty to second count; fined $1 and costs. Imprisoned fifty days in workhouse and disfranchised fifty days; first

count nolled. New Suits.

Mary L. Sulgrove' vs. Tarqulna L. Voss: damages; Superior Court, Room 3. Josephine M. Chisholm vs. George R. Chisholm; divorce; Superior Court, Room 2. John Sheffield vs. Henry C. Pomeroy; foreclosure: Superior Court. Room 2. Jacob 8. Mustard et al. vs. Meridian Mights Association et al.; foreclosure; Circuit Court. International Serum Toxin Company vs. Janies R. Veitch; suit on note; Superior Court. Room 3.

Rivalry Between Political Clubs. [Special to The Indianapolis News ]

BLOOMINGTON, Ind., December 17.There is an enthusiaatic rivalry between the Republican and Democratic 'clubs of

Indiana University, and this has resulted lij an effort to, get two of the leading orars of the country here. The Democrats have Invited William Jennings Bryan to address them during the term, while the Republicans have extended an invitation to Senator Beveridge. There Is also a movement to have a joint debate between the Lincoln League and the Jackson Club

of the University.

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Danderine

GREW THIS HAIR.

MISS DOROTHY CLARK, 2130 Grenshaw St., Chicago.

Put the scalp In an active and normal condition, and the hair will take care of Itself every time. The scalp is the soil In which the hair grows.

It. alone, governs the growth of the hair, and it must be kept fresh and healthy to Insure a

HIGHER COURTS’ RECORD.

Supreme Court Action.

The Supreme Court handed down the following opinion and rulings: 20254. Abraham Pate et al. vs. Peter P. Bushong. Henry C. C. Affirmed Monks, J, 20196. William Potter vs. State of Indiana. Marlon C. C. Certiorari granted and issued. 19962. The Board of Commissioners of Clinton County vs. Robert Davis. Tippecanoe S. C. Oral argument set for Wednesday, January 13. Appellate Court Action. The Appellate Court to-day announced the following opinions and rulings; 4650 Johnson Nelson et al. vs. State ex rel. Myrtle M. Hunter. Kosciusko C. C. Affirmed. Robinson. J. 4354. Tipton Light, Heat and Power Company, vs. Isora J. Newcomer. Miami C. C. Petition for rehearing overruled. Supreme Court Minute*. 19953. Charles W Branstrator, administrator, et al. vs. Frances E. Crow et al Allen C. C. Appellants’ brief (8) In response. stc. New Supreme Court Suit. 20276. George W. Turner et al. vs. Joseph Lay et al. Jay C. C. Record. Separate assignments of errors (4) by Turner. Orcutt, Lemaux and Rarrlck. In term bond. Appellate Court Minutes. 4854. Emanuel Rothschild vs. William E. Ijeonhard. Randolph C. C. Appellant's reply turiGC (8). 4749. Jacob A. Cannon et a!, vs. Andrew O. C&atleman. Porter C. C. Appellants' petition to withdraw record. Appellee’s objections to withdrawal. Petition to withdraw granted Record and appellants' brief withdrawn 4933 Muncie Pulp Company vs. Samuel I. Martin et al. Delaware C. C. Appellant's brief <$) New Appellate Court Suits. 6095. Home National Bank vs. John C. HUL Boone C. C. Record. Assignment of errors. In term bond. 5096. Jeremiah Adams vs. Adam Tully. Kosciusko C. C. Record. Assignment of errors. Notice.

COUNTY COURTS’ RECORD.

Superior Court.

: Room 1—John L. McMaster, Judge.

Maggie Beck vs. William Beck; divorce; sub-

mitted and part of evidence heard. Room 2—James M Leathers, Judge.

William A. Van Buren. receiver, vs. H J.

Roberts; injunction; on trial by court. Room 3—Vincent Clifford. Judge Pro Tem.

Jennie M. Templeton vs. City of Indianapolis et al.: injunotion; dismissed and costs paid. Sarah Graves vs. Amelia Q. Graves; alienation

of affection; dismissed by plaintiff, judgment

Leon

against plaintiff for costs. Leon Deefrense vs. Indianapolis Street Railway Company; dam-

ages; jury out. Circuit Court.

Henry Clay Allen, Judge. James K. Donnell vs. Aaron H. Blair; find-

ing for defendant: judgment against plaintiff for costa Ella tktdaon va David S. Dodson;!

good crop of hair. The hair Is a product of the scalp, and all the treatments In Christendom will do no good, unless they are specifically efficacious In the cure of the diseases peculiar to the scalp. NOW at all druggists, three sizes. 25c., 50c. and$ 1.00 per bottle. KNOWLTON DANDERINE CO., Chicago. For Sale and Guaranteed By ED. FERGER, Occidental Pharmacy Corner Washington and Illinois Sts.

Dr. Caldwell’s (LAXATIVE)

SYRUP

PEPSIN

When a dealer tells you he has “something else just as good,” tell him your health is of more importance to you than his pocket book, for he tries to sell you “something else” because he makes more profit on it. Insist upon having the genuine Dr. Caldwell’s (Laxative) Syrup Pepsin, the guaranteed cure for Constipation, Indigestion, Sich Headache and Stomach Trouble.

50c and $1.00 at all druggist*. PEPSIN SYRUP CO. RIONTICELLO. ILL.

PATENT ATTORNEYS.

ano, and for every additional dollar you pay above thl* price you will receive addi-

tional piano value.

I extend a cordial welcome to all who wish to come on the opening day, or any other day thereafter. Remember the opening day Is Saturday, December 19, 10 a. m. Come and bring your friends.

Very respectfully, H. C KIBBEY.

137 North Pennsylvania street. First door south of Denison Hotel entrance for Piano* of Quality. Cash or

•any payments.

P. S.—Easy payment* If desired.

submitted to court; finding for plaintiff; de ere* of divorce; Judgment against defendant for costa, maiden name of plaintiff. EU» Brough, restored. John C. Shirt* et al. va. . Wltltam Win*ton; plaintiff file* written dls- , mtsaal of cauae and aaka leave to withdraw : complaint. The Union Trust Co. va. Mary | Scott et al.: submitted to court; finding fori plaintiff; Judgment against defendant. Mary , Scott, for $175 and for delivery' of gold watch, ] each party to pay own costa. Alice J. Rich- i ardson va. William P Adklnson’s estate; Sub- j mined to eburt. evidence heard; taken under advlaement. Nannie Stewart va. Lawrence Tolliver's estate; submitted to court; evidence

heard in part.

Criminal Court.

PATENT LAWYER-V. H. LOCKWOOD, 415 Lemcke Bldg.. Indianapolis. Patents and

trademark business.

PATENT ATTORNEYS—K. T. SILVIUS * CO.. Talbott Block. 108 N. Pennsylvania st. Indianapolis. Patents, trademarks and copyrights; superior mechanical drafting. Twenty!lve years' experience.

A Two Days’ Sale of ...

Davenports

FINANCIAL.

FINANCIAL—$1,000, trust funds, at 6 per cent.; } long time. JAMES J. CVRLEY. 701 Law

FINANCIAL—Try Indianapolis Parcel Dellv-

Bullding.

| f ’ hon<? 67S -- : Kl NA NCI AD-Surety

— |9—! — : ^ bonds. FINANCIAL—Beet place for loans on watches BROWN. 46 N. Pennsylvania. Jewelry and diamonds BURTON S. 11 N

’ CHAkT A

Meridian.

FINANCIAL—Money to loan at 5 and C per cent.; easy terms of payment DYER A

RASSMANX 53 Circle

abstracts of title prepared by BROWN, third floor Lemcae.

SKE BROS.

We have too many Davenports on hand, and to reduce stock quickly we have determined to make the foHowing cuts for the next two days. See what you will save by buying that new Davenport to-morrow or Saturday:

SOLID COMFORT

CLOSED

OPEN

$65.00 Double Davenports for $524.00 $50.00 Double Davenports for $40.00 $35.00 Double Davenports for $30.00

$60.00 Single Mahogany Davenports. $45.00 Single Mahogany Davenports. $35.00 Single Davenports $25.00 Single Davenports

. $45.00 $30.00 $244.00 $lH.OO

Remember all these Davenports are our owm make and guaranteed in every particular. They are all hair filled and at the regular prices are great values. At the reduced prices they are the furniture bargains of the season. See our splendid line of Furniture for Holiday Presents.

Members Merchants’ Association.

ISSICIi BROS.

*•< >rc-5407 New Telephone 1333.

Bex at

Wexatxli xgrtoxx »t. Opposite Court House.

Open Every Evening Until Christmas.

FINANCIAL—Money loaned on

diamonds;

_ _ ned on watches and

ummonas, largest possible amount; lo’

rates. 203 Stevenson Building.

>west

FINANCIAL—5 per cent, money on real estate, FINANCIAL—Money to loan in sums of $109

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j security;'money In' bank”' w"k MICK * Ca j FINANCIAL-Large amount of private funds; lowest rates; 27ti S Delaware »t.. ivmms 1

to 3 FLOREA A SEIDENSTICKER. Lawyera.

FINANCIAL—Private funds. 6 per cent., 5^ „ , r>gr C «»L »n<3 6 per cent.; first mortgage SCOTT A SOOTT. 511-515 Indiana Trust Bld«.

FINANCIAL—Loa.vs on farms, $100 and upward; home funds; lowest rates; no delay. A. METZGER AGENCY, trt N. Pennsylvania st

FINANCIAL—Loans on real estate at the very lowest rates; funds are immediately avail-

able. See u*. MEYER & KISER. 306'Indiana

Trust Building. FINANCIAL-

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KEKKE T E T f» \ E KEKXE

DON’T BORROW TROUBLE. BORROW MONEY FROM US.

This company was organised for the especial benefit of the masses. We will loan you money

SfoJET”- ‘"“TkvSP ’“XT,: 05,Ssr 1 ‘5ent. T Tl b MK PAL MENT PER YOU PLAN. YEAR. WANT.

48c WEEKLY PAYMENTS. 60c WEEKLY PAYMENTS. 72c WEEKLY PAYMENTS.

THE ^ETNA MORTGAGE LOAN

FI NA HCIAL—$500 to loan. J OSEPH J

KREBER, 1131 Stevenson Building

FINANCIAL—$l,‘ioo to" loan.’ JOSEPH J.

KREBER. 1131 Stevenson Building. \' 1 A L^aii»~n~15«i». JOfliBV'H J KREBER. 1131 Stevenson Building

FINANCIAL-Loans made from $5 upward" lerms moderate 732 Lemcke Building.

FINANCIAL—<2.(k>6 private funds to loan. W H. COOPER, 16 N. Pennsylvania st. FINANCIAL—Mortgage loans, tow eat ratsa JAMES H LOWES, 63 When Building. FINANCIAL—fl.SOD private funds to loan at

6 per cent, sylvanla st.

W H. COOPER. 10 N. Penn-

FINANCIAL—$1,099 private funds to loan at 6 per cent. W. H. COOPER. 10 N. Pennsylvania st

FINANt'IAI^—$700 private funds, 6 per cent.; first mortgage HENRY C. BAKEMEYBR, 3 Baldwin Block.

FINANCIAL—$1<» to $3,000 now on hands at ■lowest rates J. H. PATT1SON, ground

Fitzgerald Bldg.

Fl N A NCI A L- Money

BROWN 1

FIN A NCTALr—Have $1,000 to loon

mortgage at 6 per cent.; home evonlnaa WM COOPER. 10K E. Twelfth st *

FINANCIAL—Money to loan in any sum at 6

to * pe* cent, pay back when convenient RICHARDSON-KOTHE CO.. 137 E, Market

FINANCIAL—Loane made to

salaried people

holding permanent positions with lesponsible

firms upon their own names; easy payments;

lOTIndls ~

strictly con Aden Oal J07 Indiana Trust'Bldg. ■ FI NA NCI A L-HOGA N^B SPECIAL DELIV-

r "' We will collect presents

ERY.

fnE E ONLY N cbMPANY 3 THAT' ofvFS^ULL ! th H ,n Unt11 Xmas morning, and "dell'veV Vnv* AMOUNT ASKED FOR ON WEEKLY PAyT wh.ra for «5c. Phone Parcel Delivery &

GIVES YOU FIFTY

TO PAY BACK YOUR LOAN ON WEEKLY PAYMENTS. YOU

WOhTT MISS THE MONEY IN PAYING OFF YOLR LOAN. YOU CAN BORROW ANY

AMOUNT YOU WISH ON THE WEEKLY OR M^THLI.PLAN, JlO, $20, $30, $43, $50, $100.

FAIR TREATMENT. LOW’RATES AND AB-

SOLUTE SECRECY GUARANTEED.

TRY US.

WE A^E RELIABLE. SEEING IS BELIEVING. loan COMPANY, om 6 Odd FePow*’ Building, northeast oorner Pennsylvania and Washington.

WHEN SHORT

let us furnish you the money to put you on your feet. Long time, easy payments. We loan money on furniture, pianos, horses, wagons, buggies, etc. Nothing moved. Strictly private. Information free.

We Can’t Be Beat

AETNA LOAN CO.

Room 6 Odd Fellows’ Bldg, northeast corner Pennsylvania and Wash. sts.

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dead.

DIED.

KNENNLEIN—Died, Mrs. Anna M. Knennlein, Wednesday, December 16, 10 p. rh., at home of daughter, 1028 Elm st. Funeral notice later.

PANGBORN-Mrs. Ruany, age 89, at 10:30 a. m., December 16. Funeral from the residence of her son. George W. Pangborn. 1929 N. Meridian st., Friday. Funeral private.

AHERN—Michael, died at his family residence, 1102 S. Illinois st., Wednesday morning, December 16. 1903. The funeral will occur from residence Friday morning. December IS, at 8:30 o’clock, and at St. John’s church at 9 o’clock. No flowers. Friends invited.

WILLIAMS—Mrs. Ellen Eliza Williams, wife of L. B. Williams, late of Omaha, Neb., Wednesday morning, December 16, in her sev-enty-fourth year, at the residence of her daughter, Mrs. George L. Barney, 28 Wooduff Place. Services will be held at the resl-

dence Friday morning at 10 o’clock.

Card of Thanks.

The undersigned wishes to thank the officers and members of Schiller Lodge No. 2, I. O. K. of P., for their aid and sympathy shown December 8, during his funeral; also the officers of the Supreme Lodge of said order for their prompt adjustment of my claims, which were d in full on December 14. MRS. ANNA FRANCES HAUFE. 793 W. Walnut st.

K. of F., for their all my husband, who died sickness and at his fu of t pror paid

FUNERAL DIRECTORS.

TO LET—HOUSES.

fo^LETO34DIAr?A'TRUST r COMPANT?^~^

TO LET-Se* list. CENTRAL TRUST CO.

TO LET—Moving. $1 per load. Both phones

21$.

TO LET—Six-room house; 223 Blake. Call 234

Blake.

TO LET-See CRAIG A BROWN, 46 N. Penn-

sylvania.

TO LET—Moving. $1 per load. Telephone

main 766

TO LET—Six-room, modern house, at 224 E.

Merrill st.

TO LET—Try Indianapolis Parcel Delivery.

Phone 676.

TO LET-Three-room cottage; cheap. 819

Church st.

TO LET—Nice, five-room house. 1417 E.

Eleventh st.

TO LET—3-room house; 236 Wyoming st.;

$9; near depot.

TO LET—Five rooms; new; gas; grate; man-

tel. 704 Douglass.

TO LET—Cozy cottage, five rooms, south. Ap-

ply 106 N. East st.

TO LET—See our choice list. SPANN A CO..

46 N. Pennsylvania it.

TO LET—Five-room house, cellar and shed;

J1L 2216 N. Illinois st.

TO LET—New, seven rooms, bath, hot water

heat; $20. 54 E. Tenth.

TO LET—See list at 131 E. Market st., ground

floor. GREGORY A APPEL

TO LET—Eight-room dwelling, downtown, E.

Vermont, $20.-Call 410 Lemcke.

TO LET—Nice seven-room cottage, at 3 Denny

st.; cheap. Call at 8 Chester ave.

TO LET—1721 Bellefontalne; eight rooms, alcove, barn; remodeled to suit tenants.

TO LET—Modern dwelling, SSS-SSeQ W. New York st. HALL & HILL, 147 E. Market.

TO LET—Eight-room, modern house; good furnace. 712 E. Pratt st. New phone 4134.

TO LET—3740 N. Meridian; very desirable place for home. J. S. CRUSE. 110 E. Market.

TO LET—Seven-room house; newly papered; corner College ave. and E. Tenth st.; $16.

TO LET—Houses In city, north or sou?L WINKS, HUSTON & CO.. Law Building.

TO LET—Modern, eight-room house; cheap; 217 N. West st. Call 225 W. Washington st.

TO LET—Place your rental property with W. A. GREYER, 35 Monument Place, ground

floor.

TO LET—1199 E. Nineteenth st.; five rooms: 18; new. J. G. M’CULLOUGH, 156 E. Mar-

ket st.

TO LET—Six-room, new house, near Atlas works; 38.50 CRAWFORD, 8% E. Wash-

ington.

TO LET—Wanted: If it is for decoration, wa have it. J. A. EVERITT. 227 W. Washing-

ton st.

TO LET—Family washing; nice work; prices right; lace curtains, 30c pair. PROGRESS

LAUNDRY.

TINERAL DIRECTORS—WHITSETT A CULVER.

FUNERAL DIRECTORS—KREOELO, 223 N. Delaware st. Phones 250. FUNERAL DIRECTORS—FINN BROS A LONG, 135 W. Market. Both phones. FUNERAL DIRECTORS—TUTFWILER, Undertaker, 129 W. Market st. Tel. 213.

FUNERAL DIRECTORS-ADAMS A KREIGER, 159 N. Illinois st. Telephone 1154.

FUNERAL DIRECTORS—McNEELY A SON. corner Clifton and Udell sts. Phones 6067, old aoh 1697.

FUNERAL DIRECTORS—JOHNSON. HASSLER & GEORGE, 357 Massachusetts ave.. 81$ N. Alabama st. New phone 963. Old main 1480.

FUNERAL DIRECTORB-FRANK A BLANCHARD, Undertaker Lady attendant. Southeast corner Ohio and N. Delaware. Phones: Office. 411; residence. 6S9

MONUMENTS.

MONUMENTS—AUG. DIENER, 449 E. WaahIhgton. Telephone 2625.

MONUMENTS—H. J. GODFREY, 147 chusetts ave. Phone black 7562.

LOST.

TO LET—ROOMS.

TO LET—Furnished room. • 20 W. Michigan.

TO LET—Sleeping-rooms. 423 N. Illinois st.

TO LET—Room and board. 414 N. Alabama st.

TO LET—Nicely furnished room. 127 E. Mich-

igan.

TO LET—Furnished rooms and board. 1010 S.

Illinois.

TO LET—Furnished front rooms. 228 N. Cap-

itol ave.

TO LET—Furnished room; steam heat. 925 N.

Illinois st. 1

TO LET—Furnished room, with heat. 622 E.-

New York.

TO LET—Furnished kitchen and bedroom. 420

E. Ohio st.

TO LET—Two furnished rooms, on car line. 1216

Cornell ave.

TO LET—Two unfurnished rooms; reasonable.

636 Adelaide st.

TO LET—Fine alcove room; near good board.

807 N. Illinois.

TO LET—Furnished rooms for gentlemen only.

1036 E. Market.

TO LET—Nice furnished rooms, with board.

110 W. Tenth st.

TO LET—Furnished front parlor; alcove room.

1328 N. Illinois.

TO LET—Front room, with board; cheap. 616

W. New York st.

TO LET—Neatly furnished front room; bath.

16 W. New York.

TO LET—Newly furnished room, $1.25 per

week. 905 College.

TO LET—Furnished room for light housekeep-

ing. 126 W. Ohio st.

TO LET-Furnished room; light housekeep-

ing. 716 E Market.

TO LET—Two furnished rooms; housekeeping;

cheap. 26 E. St. Joe.

TO LET—Furnished rooms; modern. 849 N.

East. Private family.

TO LET—Modem rooms, furnished or unfur-

nished. 1715 Broadway.

TO LETT—Two desirable unfurnished rooms;

modem. 2412 N. Illinois.

TO LET—Front alcove room; modern; plenty

of heat. 116 E. North st.

TO LET—Front and kitchen; cheap, cheaper,

cheapest. 514 N. Alabama.

TO LET—Room to four gentlemen, at $1 eacty

per week. 813 N. Alabama.

TO LET—Furnished and unfurnished rooms;

furnace heat. 815 N. Illinois.

TO LET—Ntceiy furnished rooms; modem;

gentlemen. 414 N. Delaware.

TO LET—Nice unfurnished front room; light

housekeeping. 15 W. North.

TO LET—Warm, furnished room for gentle-

man; board. 115 E. Michigan.

TO LET—Furnished, light housekeeping rooms;

heat and light. 525 Hudson st.

TO LET—Nicely furnished rooms, with board:

furnace; bath. 707 N. New Jersey.

your

cause you are

FINANCIAL-

MONEY FOR CHRISTMAS. MONEY FOR CHRISTMAS. MONEY FOR CHRISTMAS.

Don’t let the Christman stockings of

loved ones go empty simply be temporarily short of money.

Corns to us

We win help you fill them. We will loan you the money. We will loan you five dollar*, ten dollars, twenty-five dollars, fifty dollars, or whatever

you may need.

Your household goods, piano, team, fixtures or any other personal property will be good security, and your goods will not be removed from your home. You can have plenty of time in which to pay off the loan. You can have from one to twelve months’

time.

You can pay weekly, monthly, quarterly, or ns vou may desire. You cart have the payments so small that you will not feel them. Here are some of the terms of our weekly payment plan, allowing you fifty weeks to pay off your loan: 60c Is the weeWy payment on a $25 loan. $1.20 Is ths weekly payment on a $60 loan. $2.40 Is the weekly payment on a $100 loan. Courteous treatment, fair dealings and absolute secrecy guaranteed. Let ns help you to a ’’Merry Christmaa.” Applications by mail or phone receive our prompt attention. INDIANA MORTGAGE LOAN CO.. (ESTABLISHED 1887.) ROOM 4 LOMBARD BUILDING. 24H E. WASHINGTON ST. BOTH PHONES 3286. OPEN EVERY NIGHT UNTIL CHRIST-

MAS.

FINANCIALLET US HELP YOU TO

A MERRY CHRISTMAS.

We can also be of service to you if you owe a number of small bills, such as your furniture, rent, grocer, doctor or other bills. We will let you have money to pay them all, and you can then pay It back In small weekly or monthly payments, and you will

then have but one place to pay.

We loan money on your FURNITURE. PIANO, ORGANS. HORSES, WAGONS, CARRIAGES. ETC., and leave them In your

FINANCIAL—u and 6 par cent, money to loao.

A. METZGER AGENCY. 101 N. Pennsylvania

FINANCIAL—Money to loan ■

gager terest;

farm mort-

enywhere in Indiana'at 5 per cent, ta-

seml-annual Interest; full

Pafiiai payment privilege granted: larae loan* icprj-espondenA Invltid CLEM?

ENTS & EVANS. Crawfordavllle. Ind.

FINANCIAL—Money loaned salaried

FINANCIAL—Money to loan; a large sum of him* funds left in our hands to be loaned

at sums of $100 to $1,000 and upward; at lowest rates of Interest; can furnish money same day

FINANCIAL-

SALARY LOANS.

On your plain -note without publicity. . A steady position the only requirement. If In need of money call and see us wi* will be open until 9 p. m. every day until v. rirl stm as. INDIANAPOLIS FINANCE COMPANY. 201 Law Bldg., 2d floor. 134 E. Market St

FINANCIALMONEY FOR CHRISTMAS. Come In and tell us how much money you want and how long you want it. Tell us who you are and if you are working on a salary

for a responsible ftrnr. we will let you have the on ‘ “

money on your own name, without security, confidentially and without consulting your employer. You can pay it back in small installments as you prefer, weekly or monthly No mortgage is required. Fair treatment and absolute secrecy guaranteed. INDIANA LOAN COMPANY, Room 4 Lombard Bldg Established 1887. 24H E. Washington St.

FINANCIAL-

MONEY MONEY

MONET MONft

QUICK MONEY.

That’s what it means when you come to us for a loan. We will loan you from $5 up on your furniture, piano* horses and wagons, fixtures, etc., without removal.

possession.

. ETC., and leave them In your fl _ „ , 1 , .. Having been in business here ^ f 1 ®" ° r loaning money is the best.

eleven years, our reputation for leniency in case of sickness or other misfortune is al-

ready established.

We allow you to pay your account In full at any time, and charge you only for The time you have the money. We do not have the Building Association plan, which sounds cheap, but takes out about one-fourth of your money at the start, for we give you the FULL AMOUNT of the loan. We gi\’e you on your receipt card In plain figures what the cost of the loan will be, so there can be no misunderstanding. No Extra Charge if thne Is extended on account of sickness. Call and talk the matter over with us If

you need money.

All business strictly confidential, whether

you borrow or not.

Loans made on ihe shortest possible notice. SECURITY MORTGAGE LOAN CO., 207 INDIANA TRUST BLDG. Corner Washington St. and Virginia Ave. New phone 2250. Old main 2923. Open evenings until Christmas.

Positively no publicity or annoying investigations. When you borrow of us you have the advantage of the very lowest rates of interest.

No compound charges.

interest or advance

You can pay us In little, easy stallments to suit your convenience

arranged.

Extra time la allowed you In case of sickness or misfortune.

ern; nice yard; $25. CRAWFORD, Washington.

TO LET—Two pleasant,- light housekeeping 8Mi E. rooms; reasonable. 1617 College ave.

TO LET—Good, eight-room house in Irvington; new house and reasonable rent. No. 57 Whittier Place

TO LET—Two connecting rooms; prl ily; modern; telephone. 902 N. Alab

vate fam-

ama.

TO LET—Nice, new, six-room house; ten squares from Monument; $10. CRAWFORD, 8% E. Washington.

TO LET—Wanted: Gentleman roommate; nice, large room; cheap. 113 W. New York st. TO LET—New, modern, furnished rooms. 339

N.c East st. Furnace heat; bath; phone.

TO LET—Nice cottage, $25 per month; No. 333 E. Tenth it JOHN WOCHER & BRO.. 23 N. Pennsylvania st.

TO LET—Furnished or unfurnished downstairs front room; bath. \ 123 E. St. Joseph st.

TO LET—Double house, five rooms and bath each side, 23 and 25 S. Dearborn, $10. MALOTT, 146H E. Washington.

blocks Jersey.

FINANCIALLET US PAT TOUR BILLSL WE WILL LOAN YOU MONEY TO PAY YOUR RENT OR MOVING EXPENSES, TO PAY YOUR TAXES YOUR GROCER. DOCTOR, OR FURNITURE MAN. WE WILL PAY THEM ALL AND ADVANCE MORE MONEY. TOO. No loan is too large or none too small to rer .<ve our careful attention. Remember, we make no inquiries among your neighbors ’■*— do we publish

rom

TO LET—Neat cottage. 1332 E. Tenth; Improved street, cement walks, city water; rent $15 per month. Call 402 E. Washington st.

TO LET—Warm, cheerful, furnished room; modem conveniences; telephone. 606 N. East st.

TO LET—Elegant, six-room house; in firstclass condition; with bath; on New Jersey st., near Fifteenth st. J. 8. CRUSE, 110 E. Market st.

TO LET—Elegant apartments with board, steam heat. THE MANHATTAN, 512-522 N. Meridian.

toll .00,1*

TO LET—Six rooms; modern; bath, furnace; everything first-class condition; Cornell ave.. near Twenty-ninth; $16.50 per month. STILZ

& MILLER, 151 E. Market.

TO LET-HOG A N* 8 SPECIAL DELIVERY.

TO LET—Family

right; lac* curtains, 30c pair.

LAUNDRY.

washing; nice work; price

PROGRESS

Furnished front room;

gentlemen.

TO LET

naee heat; telephone; New Jersey

modem; fur-

512 N.

We will collect presents now, store them

until Xmas morning, and deliver anywhere

for 25c. Phone Parcel Delivery 675.

TO LET-

If you would be healthy. And wealthy, and wise,

Eat our Boston brown bread

And our famous mince pies.

TO LET—Two

or throe furnished housekeep- 1

YOU GET THE MONEY.

YOU MAKE THE

PAYMENTS TO SUIT YOURSELF. WK L O o L nt A h N ^ E o N n 0 e TH ye O /r T1M **

TO PAY US BACK.

WE TELL YOU IN f AD h VANCE a THE EXACT

YOUR CONTRACT STATES THIS. PRIVILEGE OF PREPAYMENT

AT ANY TIME

SPECIAL DISCOUNTS

FOR ADVANCED PAYMENTS. PAYMENTS EXTENDED ON ACCOUNT OF SICKNESS WITHOUT^EXTRA CHARGE

FINES, PREMIUMS,

in. rooms,^desirable; rates moderate. 811 | N g ST ^ R EXPENsl ABOVE YOUR

N. Liberty

TO LETrooms; entrance.

Large, comfortable suite ground floor, 1 eiO-^CHARGES furnished for housekeeping; private ■ jp Y

Inquire 306 E. Ohio.

TO LET—Nicely furnished front room; heated; hot bath; for gentleman: reasona

I if T MiU’ket st^RewaM ^ ****■ R * tmn t0 126 Sold at the”')O^EPH"TAGO 'a11T ‘haKERIES. private ni2 ? E. Washington'

well ible;

LOST—Pocketbook on Prospect street car. ReReward

LOST—A gold ring, inscribed “Dan to Hilda." Return to 44 W Washington st. Reward

LOST—Small package on Alabama-st car. Old phone black 6141. Reward. 1912 N. New Jersey.

LOST—Gold brooch on Pennsylvania or Meridian sts. Reward. Address Box 3937, News.

LOST—Sealskin 11. on Twent; and Alabama third st. Rew

muff, on or before December -third st., between College ave. st Return to 653 E. Twentyird

STRAYED—Frc mare. IS han.

STRAYED. >m 724 Woodlawn ave., bay ds high.

FOUND. FOT'ND—Small dog 424 N. Liberty.

FOUND—Whit* bulldog, seven or eight months old; collar, c^iain. Call 807 Indiana ave.

WANTEDW A NT ED-Roc no other roon sey. city.

-ROOMS. HOUSES. ETC. m and board where there are ers. H. F. R., 320 S. New Jer-

WANTED—Tw vate family, dress Box 2974

1 unfurnished rooms, with prtby young married couple. AdNews.

WANTED—Apartment by a gentleman, three unfurnished booms; steam heat and bath. Address Box 23*5, News.

WANTED—Two furnished rooms, centrally located; state * location and rent of same per week. Address 1 Box 3976. News.

PATENT ATTORNET&-T. k BELL ’ mechanical engineer, patent attorney. In above

capacity I do not claim exceptional faculties, except those guaranteed by thorough knowl-

WANTED—Room in private family; steam heat, bath and modern; for gentleman, state location and price. Address Box 3986. News.

edge of patent practice, technical training, honeety and care, beyond which no special advantages exist 49-50 Ingalls Building.

WANTED—Two furnished rooms, connecting, with ixjard; must have plenty heat and be in vicinity of JJRnola and St. Clair sts.; will pav good price for good accommodations Ad-

■»:: *772. Ne>

Fremont Alford, Judge.

Martin Havens; petit larceny; on former plea of guilty sent to workhouse for six months, fined $1 and costs and disfranchised

six months George Davison and Henry • auMiks k

dress with full | particulars. Box 3972. News.

MEDICAL.

MEDICAL—Lusk Medical Instltuta: skilful, scientific and painless treatment for female

eara' successful experience; omy

LATS, APARTMENTS.

AIT —«- v ^ y|

Smith; petit larceny; wittutraw plea of not mivate. * reliable, incorporated institute; thor -

,, v private, reliable, incorporated institute; tborgutuy, fined *1 oughly equipped with latest improved app*»ras in workhouse. tu , : confinement cases received, a specialty;

guilty and enter a plea of

and costa, and four months in workhouse, i tu g ; Confinement cases received, a specialty; disfranchised four months. Ben Moses and : elegant accommodations; medical, advice free; Jamea Reagan: petit lartnmy and receiving ; eoireapondenc* strictly confidential. Address of stolen goods; each enters a plea of not i call LUSK INSTITUTE, $752 Oliva at.. St

guilty to each count. Eddie Moran; assault Louis, Ma.

TO LET—Four Strictly modern 5-room fists, in The Grove; northwest corner Capitol ave. and Twenty-firat st.; completed January 1.

TO LET-

ms' Hoyt ave $12 00

1517 Cornell ave 10 00 4 rooms

Whittier Place (new) 20 00 8 rooms

623 Virginia ave... 15 00 5 rooms 116 Butler ave 14 00 8 rooms 161 Butler ave 12 50 6 rooms 5771 Oak ave 18 00 8 rooms

J W. FRIDAY & CO., 312 Law Bldg

TO LET—Sleeping-rooms, steam heat, electric light Inquire 1854 N. Meridian st..

opposite and w:

Ro>

postoffice;

ater Included.

00m 11.

TO LET—Some very desirable furnished rooms, with board; heated; modern; private: central; references. Address Box 3932, News.

TO LET— 1629 Ingram st., 8 rooms $11 00 2904 Cornell ave., 6 rooms, modern 18 50 1701 N. Alabama st., 8 rooms, bath 22 50 1636 N. New Jersey, 9 rooms, bath 22 50 1627 Ashland ave., 6 rooms 18 00 1625 English ave., 6 rooms 14 00 2046 Yandes st., 4 rooms 8 00 STILZ & MILLER, 151 E. Market.

TO LET— 1418 Woodlawn. 8 rooms, bath, furnace and stable. $20. 1120 Woodlawn, new, 5 rooms, cistern, city water. $11. $14.

TO LET—HOGAN’S SPECIAL DELIVERY We will collect presents now. store them ; until Xmas morning, and deliver anywhere | for 26c. Phone Parcel Delivery 675.

TO LET— The Christmas cake Which now we bake Is elegant and fruity; It’s up to you To take this cue; To buy it is your duty. Sold at JOSEPH TAGGART’S BAKERIES.

TRACT. AS OTHERS DO

TH SOME OTHER COMPANY NOW AND

UP FOR YOU AND ADVANCE YOU MORE MONEY. TOO.

YOU CAN DEPEND ON RECEIVING COURTEOUS AND LIBERAL TREATMENT. i&R WE WANT YOUR BUSINESS, AND A CAREFUL COMPARISON OF OUR RATES AND METHODS WITH OTHERS WILL CONVINCE YOU THAT WE DESERVE IT.

IT COSTS NOTHING

TO INVESTIGATE OUR RATES.

PRIVATE OFFICES.

All business strictly confidential. TH* INDIANAPOLIS MORTGAGE

LOAN COMPANY.

Boom 10 Thorpe Block. 147 E. Market

Special rebate if you pay before due. Let us show you how quickly we will advance you money.

■ MARKET-ST. MORTGAGE LOAN

COMPANY.

205 Law Building. 134 E. Market st. New phone 432; old main 2983. Open evenings until Xmas.

MONEY MONEY

SOCIETY AND CLUB MEETINGS.

SOCIETY —Queen Esther Chapter No. 8, O. B. 8. Stated meeting at Masonic Temple tomorrow (Friday), December 18, at 7:45 p. m. Annual election of officers and payment of dues. ABBIE H. FREELAND, W M. NETTIE HANSFORD, Secretary.

SOCI ETY—Marion Camp No. #568, M. W. A , holds regular meetings every Thursday night at Woodman Hall, Fountain Square, end of Virginia ave. Visitors and members cordially welcomed. Work to-night. EDWIN B PUGH, V. C. FRANK P BAKER, Clerk. SOCIETY—MASONIC—Indianapolis Chapter

gree.

Visiting companions welcome. GEORGE H. MUELLER, H. P.

TOM ODDY. Secretary.

SOCI ETY—MASONIC—PentaIpha Ixrige No. 564, F. and A. Masons. Called meeting In Masonic Temple this (Thursday) evening, December 17, at 7 30 o’clock, for work in the second degree. Visitors cordially welcomed

ELMER F GAY. W. M.

F. T M’QUIPDY. Secretary. ________

SOCIETY—K. of P.—Indianapolis Lodge No. 56 meet* in regular convention this (Thursday) evening, 7:$0 o’clock. Work in Knight s rank. Refreshment* will be served Castle Hall, corner Pennsylvania and Market ate.

Elevator. Visitors welcome.

n. H OLIVER, e. c

Attest: GEO. T. BREUN1G, K of K and B.

HOT I ETY—M A SONIC—North Park 616, F. and A. M Callet _ „

evening. December 18, at 7:30 o'clock, at Ma*onlc Hall. W Twenty-eighth and Rader st*. Work in E A. degree Visiting brother* ara

cordially welcome.

Lodge No

Called meeting Friday

r.’

JACOB W. WATTS. W. M.

FRANK TERW1LLEGAR. Sec. pro tem

AND

AUCTION SALES.

623 Virginia ave., 3 rooms. $10, or 5 rooms. 529 Lord. 8 rooms, stable. $13. 1460 Charles, 3 rooms, cellar, well, cistern, porch. $8. 907 S State, 5 rooms, attic, pantry, cistern, well. $12.50. Two new 4-room houses, well, cistern, porches, $9 each. BENJAMIN A. BELL. 1053 Virginia ave.

LET—Sleeping-rooms, opposite postoffice; ■ steam heat; electric light and water included; separate stairway, practically private fter 6 o’clock Theee apartments open with

financialL OOOOg u OO £ S 8 L 0.0

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AUCTION SALE—Try Indianapolis Parcel Dalivery. Phone 376. jf i| AUCTION SALE-LEW SHANk the Auetloaeer. Telephone 2028 ,r

AUCTION i SAUS-^T^J jj 8EM ANS^AuctHmeer.

SSBS3

after 6 o 1 large -win

down to light and air in three direc- ,

MONEY FOR CHRISTMAS. MONEY FOR CHRISTMAS.

New 2676. Residence, new 4748.

8ALB—9*W cash and two vacant

tlons, north, south and west, with entrance CHRISTMAS COMES BUT ONCE A YEAR,

thus practically light and

door to the east, air in four directions,

st., Room 11.

A lo(7fr> > « N K<xxi'roomlng-ho 4 »e; »!*? $».’W .< ■d* to trade THE R H. ST ROUSE CO.,

Apply 18H N. Meridian

TO LET—OFFICES AND STORES, TO LET-€ee list. INDIANA TRUST CO.

TO LET—MISCELLANEOUS. TGT^ET^-Three^chair^barber^shop^i^Bald^n

TO LET—Offices and rooms. 1*4 E Washington st.

AD HERETH.

TO 'LET—Desk room to let. with use of telephone. 1013 Stevenson Bldg.

TO LET—Furnished front rooms. 515 E Market it.

TO LET—Room 25x36, on Wabash, rear 312 E. Market; $15.

TO LET—Two good rooms, second floor; 47 8. Illinois st. DYER A RASSMANN. 53 Circle street

TO LET—Bam; plenty of shed room. 623 N. New Jersey. TO LET-Desk room or half of office suite. 607 | Indiana Trust Building.

TO LET—Large office rooms, second and third floors; 135 E Market. DYER A RASSMANN. 53 Circle st.

Christmas is Intended not only for the wealthy, but everybody should have a good Make your family and friends happy

ulish jar

goods to trade. 1009 Stevenson

time

To accompi

this requires a little ready

AUCTION SALE—HOGAN’S SPECIAL ■ LIVERY. We will collect presents now. store them until Xma* morning, and deliver

money, but that is our business. We are here » nvw here for 25c. Phone Parcel Delivery 673. •- ♦”—>>*>' money for such emergencies. You 1 “ —-—-

ixed for the express _ .

of Indianapolis

the people at the vei

targe quantity of larges, at our rooms, Friday, December 1*.

at 9;$0 a. m. Goods sold by Indianapolis 1 Warehouse Company to pay charges. *« m-w i candy buckets, 200 dozen washboards, platform and floor scales. LEW SHANK. Auctioneer,

i ROBERT B. COWEN. Manager.

TO LET—A storeroom 41x30; cellar; $12 per month; 508 Blake Coll at 510 Blake.

TO LET—Storeroom, No. 1*) and 132 Virginia ave.; two stories and fine basement. Inquire 13 Virginia ave.

TO LET—Downtown, barn, room three horses. ; or for shop. See SCHMID & SMITH. 150 E. Market st.

TO LET—Corner rootif, 15x60; too near ma; ket for grocery, but fine for any other ness on earth; $30. Apply 105 N Alabama.

marbust-

to furnish . _ — —

will be surprised on what easy teims you can , AUCTION SALE-Of a get money from us. j storage goods to per eh This is the company that was organ-. I at E. Washington st . on

~ purpoae of supplying ' ^

napolls with money

very lowest possible rates and aklng payments within reach of all.

Don’t let other* deceive you. We are

the people.

We loan money on a few hours’ notice, in j any amount from $5 upward, on FURNITURE, : PIANOS. HORSES. WAGONS. STORE FIXTURES. WAREHOUSE RECEIPTS AND PERSONAL PROPERTY of ail kinds, leaving!

them in your possession.

Following is our new Building Association i

plan, allowing fifty weeks to pay:

$20, weekly payments only 48c. $50. weekly payments only $1.20.

$100, weekly payments only $2.40. Other amounts in the same proportion.

If desired,

PERSONAL.

PERSONAL-White Olive cures corns ifc Washington, Room 3.

in alt

rates. 203 Stevenson Building.

.c,, make monthly pay

in fact, any way to suit your comen

TO LET-Warehouse on S. Delaware st . j

within close distance of all the frelg stations; two-story and basement building, all in first class condition: basemfent .cemented throughout; very best track facilities. For terms apply to A. METZGER

AGENCY.

TO LET—Two elegant steam-heated, elejtricllghted storerooms, 22 and 24 8. Capitol ave. Will rent single or en suite. DYER A RASSMANN. 53 Circle.

best of people will sometimes run

ready money, and it is far more agreeable to borrow in a business way than to ask the accommodation from a frtens# We do not Inquire

CENTRAL TRUST CO.. 154 E. Market.

TO LET-FOUR-ROOM FLAT. CLOSE IN. MOST DESIRABLE PART OF CITY; DIN-ING-ROOM AND KITCHEN FURNITURE FOR SALE. ADDRESS BOX 3755, NEWS-

TO LET—Or lease: Pleasant Run Poultry Yards; eight-room house, including bath, large bam and chlcken-housee; IQ acres of garden and orchard for rent. Also sevenroom, modern, west; have new double house, corner Riley ave , 5000 E. Washington st. Inquire there.

TO LET—CHOICE MODERN OFFICES IN the BALDWIN BUILDING; steam heat, elevator and Janitor service. VERY LOW RENTALS. EDSON T. WOOD. Agent. 48 N. Delaware.

of your neighbors, and you will find our busiictfy private. Our capital Is large, we accommodate many more people than

ness and

thousands cured; moat wonderful remedy aver discovered;- sent free on approval. EUREKA REMEDY CO., Ud.. Jackson. Mich.

any other company, because we offer the best Inducements. Call and be convinced. Information cheerfully given. Our office is easily found.

CENTRAL LOAN COMPANY.

‘-eo* 1 - notices ANDPRoeoa*L»

TO LET—Five modern connecting or single office-rooms, second floor Columbia National Bank Building; steam heat; electric light furnished; stenographic service available; $8.35 per month. Apply to E. M. CAMPBELL A CO.

Room 203 Stevenson Building,

15 E. Washington St.

Second floor. Front room Over Progress Clothing Store Old phone 3181 New 4270. Open evening* until Christmas.

NOTICE—Notice of election; At • Mated meeting, to be held January 1, 1904, Broad Ripple Ibdge No *43. F. and A. M . wlil elect three trustees to serve one. two and thro* years, respectively. B. F. OSBORN. W. M. J D. SULLIVAN, rieeretary pro tem.

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