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THE INDIANAPOLIS NEWS., SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1903.

LIVELY CHASE AFIEfi THE KOCHEB CHILDREN

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THEY WERE CAUGHT AT THE INDIANA LINE.

SEQUEL TO FAMILY ROW

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SUNDAY SERVICES.

CHRISTIAN.

Englem-rvyi Oirlatlan Church—Rural St., north j

of Washington. Preaching. 10:3*) aj m. ami j

7 3i) p. m. by the Rev. Ira BlUman. Sumlayechool, S:30 a. m. Endeavor, 6:3') p. m. Prayer-

meetlng. Thursday evening:. All are welcome.

Hlllslde-ave. Christian Church—S. J. Tomlin-

son. minister. Junior. 9:15. Sunday-school,

9:50. Preaching, 10:45 ami 7:30. Christian Endeavor. ti:30. Midweek meeting Thursday, 7:30. Brlghtwood car to Eighteenth st.. Columbla-

ave. car to Nineteenth st. Welcome.

FOR SALE—HORSES. VEHICLES. FOR SALE—Horses, cheap. 1442 Martlndale

ave.

FOR SALK—Good, gentle delivery mare; $15.

1944 Central ave.

FOR SALE- Mare. 1444 hands; si* years old; I gentle. 1261 S Illinois. FOR SALE—Sound, black horse, $10; phaeton, $4. ni W. Fourteenth. ' FOR.SALE—Good gray mare, sound and gentle,

$25. 864 W. Michigan st.

financial. FINANCIAL—Night school. I. B. U., When. FINANCIAL—Have abstracts of title prepared by BROWN, third floor Lemcke. FINANCIAL—Mortgage loans, lowest rates. JAMES 11. LOWES. 62 When Building.

FINANCIAL. FINANCIAL—Night school. I. B. L’.. When.

FINANCIAL—Easy money; Oak hot blast heaters at cost SHANK. 338 E. Washington st._ FINANCIAL—$3,000 private funds to loan In sums to suit at 6 per cent. Address Bo* 17K, News.

delivery wagon, j

[Special to The Indianapolis News ] CINCINNATI, November 7.—After a chase of three and a half miles across county Deputy Sheriff Wilbur Drake captured three small children of Frank Kocher just as they were about to cross the Indiana line to go to the home of their grandfather, Frank Kocher, Sr., at Bright, where they would have been beyond the sheriff 1 s reach. The deputy was armed with a writ of habeas corpus obtained for the mother, for whom he was trying to get the children. Before he seized the children, however, the deputy was forced to calm their father with the

aid of a revolver.

The case was the culmination of a series of exciting events which began election day In the Kocher family. On that day Mrs. Kocher went to Harrison, O., several miles north of the Kocher home, located on the Ohio and Indiana State line. The following day she sued for divorce, and, accompanied by a constable, drove to the schoolhouse, three miles south of Harrison, where the three children were in attendance. When she got out of the buggy she was urprlsed to see her husband who had ridden all the way on the bank of the buggy. Applied iq Cincinnati Court. She then applied to the courts of Cincinnati and obtained a writ of habeas Corpus, which Deputy Drake and a compan- , Ion started out yesterday afternoon to ; serve. They were about to succeed, but the father asked permission to let the ' children dress. While the children were

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When he thought tne chi time enough to escape, he

^sald: "Now', vou can have the children,

•if you can And them." Fought the Officer*.

The officers made a search of the house,

I using a lamp when they went to the gar- ! ret, A light was the signal agreed on ^between the father and tne children that lit was safe for them to return, which they ’did. Then the pursuit began, with the ■children a half mile ahead. The children were only half clad, the youngest, Leo, ago eightr&nd Dewey, age five, not hav-

ing even shoes and stockings on. Their feet were badly cut by briers and

stones. They were Just aoout to cross the State line when they were caught, fighting for their liberty like little tigers. The father urged them on In their defiance of the officers, who commanded him to be silent. He refused and the deputy pulled out his revolver. A struggle ensued, bqt the father was finally quelled. The deputy and his companions drove

jiwav with the children.

The court will not be called upon to decide whether the father or the mother la

entitled to the children.

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Special Reduced Railroad Rates to Indianapolis. Nov. 11-14 iRdiand’s floral festival and Chrysanthemum Show A beautiful souvenir of the occasion will be presented to each lady calling at our wareroom during the week.

Seventh Ghrlstian Church—Corner of T’dPll and Annetta sts. The Rev. D R. Lucas, paastor. I Mornlna subject; "Who Are In the Church?" Evening «ubject: "Conversion of Cornelius." Monday evening: "Heaven ami Hell; What

and Where are They?" Meeting each evening vnu eiiT’ during the week All are welcome. ‘ A1 '

North Park Christian Church—Corner Kenwood ave. and Twenty-ninth st. The Rev. Austin Hunter, pastor. Sunday-school at 9:30 a. m. Preaching at 19:30 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Special music at both services. C. E. at 6:30 p. m. Take Illinols-street car to Twentyninth street. A hearty welcome to all. Third Christian Church—Corner Ashland aye. and Thirteenth st. Charles B. Newnan, minister. Regular services to-morrow morning and evening. Preaching by the pastor. Morning theme. "The Best Investment." In the evening the Rev. Carl Van Winkle, pastor of tho Christian church of Pendleton. Ind., will

preach.

Blsmarck-ave. Christian Church—Corner of Bismarck ave. and W. Walnut st. J. M. Canfield, pastor. Services. 10:45 a. m . 7:30 p. m. Sunday-school, 9:30 a in Charles Royster, superintendent. Christian Endeavor, 7 j). m. Prayer-meeting. Wednesday. 7:46 p. • m. Take the W. Michigan car to Bismarck ave. Come. Fourth Christian Church—N. West, between St. Clair and Pratt sts, Rev. George M. Anderson, pastor. Preaching at 10:45 a. m. and 7:45 p. m. by the pastor. Sunday-school. 9:30 a. m. Christian Endeavor, 6:30 p. m. Prayer-meeting, Thureday evening at 7:30. Young women's meeting, Monday evening; young men’s meeting, Friday evening. All axe

welcome.

Central Christian Church—Corner of Delaware and Walnut sts. The Rev. Allen B. Phllputt, pastor. Services to-morrow «t 10:46 a. m. and 7:45 p. m., conducted by the pastor. Music by quartet. Sunday-school at 9:30 a. m. Christian Endeavor at 6:30 p. m. Junior Society at 9 a. m. Midweek prayer-meeting Thursday evening at 7:46 o'clock. Every one welcome to all these meetings. * Sixth Christian Church—Corner Pine and Elm streets. Lord's day morning service 10:45 and evening 7:45, conducted by the pastor, the Rev. A L. Orcutt. Morning subject. "An Imy—

ubject. "Religion T

the series of special ser-

mons. Bible school, 9:80 a. m. C. E., 6:45 p. m. Midweek prayer-meeting Thursday evening. 7:45. A welcome awaits you at the Sixth. Come. Take Virglnla-avenue car to Pine st.

FOR SALE—Second-hand

EXCELSIOR LAUNDRY. FOR SALE—Good driving horse; perfectly gen-

tle; cheap. 9!6 Harrison.

FOR SALE—Small team of horses; will sell

separate. 320 N. Pine st.

$65 buys god work horse, weighs

1,300. 864 W. Michigan st.

FOR SALE—$85 buys good brood or farm mare.

Rear 522 W. Maryland st.

FOR SALE—Good work team ano two wag-

ons. cheap. 804 Villa ave

FINANCIAL—Best place for loans’on watches. Jewelry and diamonds. BURTON'S. 11 N. MeridlanFINANCIAL—Money to loan at 5 and 6 per cent.; easy terms of payment. DYER * RA8SMANN, 6$ Circle

FINANCIAL—Money loaned on watches and diamonds; largest possible amount; lowest

rates. ?0:i Stevenson Building.

FOR SALE—$65 buys good work horse, weighs

price, $4o. 864 W. Michigan st.

FOR SALE—Your horse shod for 80c.

WARDS. 833 Massachusetts ave.

FOR SALE—Work horse. $40. THE”

BORN-MARSH ELECTRIC CO.

FOR SALE—Medium-size driving mare; also

one-horse jolt wagon. 312 Douglass

FOR SALE—Fine mare, cheap. Call Sunday

before 10 a. m. Rear S29 S. East st.

FOR SALE—<65 buys qur general purpose

:Car

Jtorse; is worth $10)). 7 W. McCarty st.

FOR SALE—Good Jump-seat surrey; splendid

for runabout; bargain. 2030 Broadway.

FOR SALE—Moyer spring road wagon, with

Corner Capitol ave. and Market.

top.

mportant

Question"; evening subject. "Religion Through

the Ages.” third In

BAPTIST.

College-ave. Baptist

teenth st. and College ave

Church—C'

enth st. and College

9:30 a. m.: 10:45, worship; 6:30. B.

Corner Fif-Sunday-school,

Y. P. U.

meeting; 7:30, worship. Preaching both morning and evening by the Rev. Dr. Phipps.

Chorus choir. All Invited.

SUNDAY SERVICES. PRESBYTERIAN. Tabernacle Church—Corner Meridian and Eleventh sts. The Rev. J. Gumming Smith, D. D„ pastor. Preaching by the pastor at 11 a. m. and 7:45 p. m. Sunday-school, 9:45 a. m. Memorial Presbyterian Church—Ashland ave. and Eleventh st. The Rev. Frank O. Ballard, pastor. Sunday-school at 9:16 a. m. Junior and Senior Endeavor at 2:30 p. m and 6:15 p. m. The pastor will preach morning and

evening.

SUNDAY SERVICES. METHODIST.

South-st. Baptist Church—The Rev. J. A. Knowlton, pastor. Blble-school, 9:30 a. m. Preaching, 10:45 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. The Rev. Paul Price, the singing evangelist, will preach and sing every night till November 15. B. Y. P. U. at 6:30 p. m. Revival meetings during the week. Kindergarten services for the children Saturday night at 7:30. All are welcome.

Broadway )M. E. Church—Broadway and First Baptist Church—Northeast corner New Twenty-sedohd sts. The Rev. Worth M. Tip- York and Pennsylvania streets. The Rev. PF Kill preach morning and night. Mrs. Rhea Thomas J. Vlllers, D. D., pastor. Bible school,^ Hall Behynjer will sing two numbers at 9 30 ^ m • preaching by the pastor at 11 a. m.;

~ 7:30

_ B. Y. P. U., 6:30 p. m.; evening service. it- ! rx T'Vi/x r\a a + *x»«* a #«-x»»*»<-$x 11 111 <>+< a/3 1a.-*

Place M. E. Church—Corner Sixteenth 1 P- m. Tho pastor's fourth Illustrated lecture and Illinois sts. The Rev. E. R. Vest. D. j on his recent trip to the Holy Land; topic, D., pastor. Residence, 1607 Hall Place. Ser- j "Jerusalem." Midweek service Thursday even-

mons by the pastor, 10:30 a. m. and 7:30 p. m.

Everybody welcome.

* Revival In Dunkard Church. * [Special to The Indianapolis News.] CLARKSHII.L, Ind., November 7.-A revival has been In progress at White church, in a Dunkard settlement, two miles west of here, for two weeks, and “ have been many conversions. The it * val is In the charge of the pastor, the Rev. C. D. C. Campbell, and the Rev. A. J. Bowers, of Colfax. The foot-wash-ing ceremony takes place each night.

A DANGEROUS WEAPON.

A Chicago News Joke as Seen by Kin Hubbard.

"Don’t be skeered," said the first footpad. "It's only two women.” "But one o’ them’s got a revolver,” protested hts pal. “Aw! date nothin’. Come on, an’— Gee whizz! light out, Bill! De other one’s got a hatpin.

DIED. ANDREWS—Mrs. Josephine Andrews, 3622 N. Alabama st., November «, 8:50 p. m., age fifty. Funeral notice later. Card of Thanks. Wo wish to thank our many kind friends and neighbors and the Rev. Johnson and choir of ;4he Methodist Protestant church of Hoyt ave , land also the prompt payment of the New York Life Insurance of the husband and father of MRS. OTTO CONNER AND CHILDREN.

Card of Thanks.

We wish to thank our many friends, neighbors, the Rev. Mr. McDowell, the singers, th« employes of.the Marlon county power-house and Others for their sympathy and beautiful floral tokens. And we especially wish to thank our

Mrs. W.

Second Presbyterian Church—Comer of. Pennsylvania and Vermont sts. The Rev. Owen Davies Odell, pastor. Preaching, 11 a. m. and 7:45 p. m. Organ recital at T:30 o’clock. Address by Brigadier Cox, of tho Salvation Army, at 7:45. Sunday-school, 9:45 a_. m. Thursday evening prayer-meeting at 7:45. Wr-t Washlngton-street Presbyterian Church —Comer of Ml ley ave. The Rev. J. C. Christie, pastor, will preach. 10:45 a. m.. "The Discipline of Life." 7:80 p. m., "Lessons from Autumn Leaves." 2:30 p. m.. Sunday-school. 3:30 p. m., Junior Endeavor. 7 p. m.. Intermediate Endeavor. Prayer-meeting Wednesday evening^ E. Washlngton-st. Presbyterian Church—Near the Institution for the Deaf. Frank C. Hood, pastor. The pastor will preach at 10:16 a. m. and at 7:45 p. m. Sunday-school. 9; 15 tft. Junior Endeavor, 2 p. m. Y. P. S. C. E., 6:46 p. m. Meeting for prayer arid Bible study Thursday evening, 7:45. The public Is

cordially Invited.

Grace Presbyterian Church — Comer Capitol ave. and Thirty-second st. The Rev. Chauncey A. Foreman, pastor. Preaching, 11 a. m. and 7:45 p. m. Morning theme. "Unconscious Influence/* Evening, "The Ups and Downs of Life.” Sunday-school, 9:45 a. m. Junior C. E.. 8 p. m. Y. P. S. C. E., 6:45 p. m. Midweek service Thursday, 7:45 p. m. Beats free. All welcome. __ First Presbyterian Church—South East corner Delaware and Sixteenth sts. The Rev. M. L. Haines, D. D., pastor. Preaching by the pastor to-morrow at 11 a. m. At 7:45 p. m. an address by the pastor on "Radium Christians.” with special music by the chorus choir. Blbleschool meets at 9:30 a. m. Society Christian Endeavor at 6:30 p. m. Midweek-prayer and conference meeting on Thursday at 7:45 o’clock. A cordial welcome to all. ^ Fourth Presbyterian Church—Morton Place, Alabama and Nineteenth sts. The Rev. G. L. Mackintosh, pastor. Preaching by the pastor at 10:45 a. m. In the main room and 7:45 p. m. In the chapel. Sunday-school at 9:45 &. m, Charles W. Moores, superintendent. Junior Endeavor at 2:30 p. m. Prayer-meet-ing Thursday at 7:46 p. m. A cordial Invitation Is extended to all of these services. Strangers especially Invited. All seats free. Sixth Presbyterian Church—Comer Union and McCarty sts. The Rev. Richard F. Souter. pastor. Sunday-school, 9180 a. m. Preaching, 10:45 a. m. and 7:45 p. m. Morning theme, "The Reward of Trusting." Evening theme, "When the Angol Came.” Christian Endeavor, 6:45 p. m. Prayer-meeting. Thursday evening at f:30. Subject. "The Tares Among the Wheat.” Christian Endeavor business meeting and ■oolal will be held at the home of the Miss Nobles, No. 324 Prospect street.

All are Invited to these services.

leventh Presbyterian Churcdi—Corner of Cedar and Elm ste. David Ayrton Heron, pastor. Sunday-school. 9:30 a. m. Christian Endeavor meeting at 6:80 p. m. Public worship at 10:46 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Morning theme, "Launching Out." Evening theme, "A Plea for Young Men.” The Rev. Dr. Walker, of Hartwell. O . will preach at both Sc.t'b'Mh services and every evening of thtf week, except Saturday, at 7:30 o’clock. To 'he usual services and to these evangelistic 'wrvlces the Seventh welcomes all. Home Presbyterian Church—Comer Rader and Thirty-first sts. The Rev. A. Leon Duncan, pastor. Preaching at 10:30 a. in. and 7:30 p. m;. by the pastor. Theme for the morning sermon. "Christianity’s Challenge”; for the evening sermon, "Moses's Choice." Sunday-school at 2:30 p. m. Y\ P. S. C. E. meeting. Tuesday evening at 7-30 o’clock Thursday evening meeting for prayer and conference. 7:30 o'clock, followed for half an hour, 9v)ewlng the Sunday-school lesson, by superintendent and the officers and teachers. Choir practice to-night (Saturday) at the home of Mrs. Hugh Harter, comer Eugene and Rader sts Public cordially Invited to all the serv-

Fletcher Place Methodist Episcopal Church —Corner of Virginia ave. and South st. M. B. Hyde, D. D., pastor. Classes meet 9:30. Preaching 10:30 and 7:30. Theme of the morning. "Christ's Way of Filling the Church.” For the evening, a thoroughly evangelistic eervlcw. Sunday-school, 2 o’clock. Public cordially Invited.

Edwin Ray M. E. Church—Cprner Woodlawn ave. and Laurel st. Rev. G. M Smith, pastor. Sermons by the pastor at 10:30 a. m. and 7:30 p. m.; subject of evening sermon. "Samson and the Sequel of His Romance.” Classes meet at 9:30 a. m. Sabbath-school, 2:30 p. m. Epworth League, 6:30 p. m. Prayer-meeting Thursday night. A welcome to all. Madlson-avenue M. E. Church—At Intersection of Madison ave. and Union st. Preaching at 10:30 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. by the pastor, W. 8. Rader. Evangelistic meetings during the week. Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday nights, Rev. R. R. Bryan, of Franklin, will, preach. Beginning with Thursday evening and continuing Indefinitely, Rev. F. T. Hocn. conference evangelist, will conduct the services. All are cordially invited.

Central-ave. Methodist Episcopal Church—Corner Central avenue and Twelfth street. Sermons at 10:45 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. by the pastor. the Rev. Hiram W. Kellogg, D. D. Topic of morning sermon, "Making a Good Bargain.” Evening, the second of a series of Sunday evening addresses on "The Right Use of Ourselves," the subject being "The Power of Right Thinking " Sunday-school at 9:20 a. m. Epworth League at 6:30 p. m. All are wel-

come.

ing. Travelers and strangers are especially

welcome to all of our services.

RESCUE M I S S I ON . Rescue Mission—Corner of South and Pennsylvania streets. W. ,V. Wheeler, superintendent. Gospel services each evening In the week (e cept Wednesday and Thursday night) at 7:30 p. m. T. M. Smiley will speak on Sunday night. Garfield Park car runs by the door. None too good and none too bad to be welcomed at the Rescue Mission.

U NT T A R I A N. All Souls' Unitarian Church—N. Alabama st., near Fifteenth. Rev. Elmer E. Newbert. Services ai 11, with sermon by the minister upon "The Church of the Living God." Singing by quartet; solo. Mr. Fritz Krull. Minister's residence, 2007 N. Alabama. Sun-day-school at 10 o'clock. Seats free. Strangers cordially welcomed.

PENIEL TEMPLE

FOR SALE—Doctor's buggy; cheap. G. MILLER & CO.. 130-2 E. New York st.

FOR SALE—Six-year-old general purpose ware; no use for her. 126 N. New Jersey.

FOR SALE—Two general purpose horses; price $45 each; must sell. Rear 322 W. Maryland st.

FOR SALE—Black horse. 1608 Ashland avs. Call Saturday afternoon and Sunday morn-

ing. t

FOR SALE—Extra good, young, sound horse; 1,300 pounds; great bargain. 530 Masaachu-

FOR SALE—One horse, two transfer wagons, with established route. Call at 1920 Bellefon-

talne st.

FOR SALE—Cheap; light, one-horse dray, only run six weeks; also good work horse, $25. 1118

Linden St.

FOR SALE—Elegant trotter; stylish; good traveler; cheap. 3207 Graceland ave. Take

Illinois car.

FOR SALE—My family horse; rubber-tired. top business wagon, harness; $10 if taken at

once. 128 E. Court.

FOR SALE—The most perfectly formed, handsomest. genuine bay Shetland mare pony In

tho county. 622 Ogden st.

FOR SALE—Sound, general purpose mare; good spring wagon and harness; $35; worth $50. Sunday. 1856 Dugdale,

FQR SALE—Good horse and panel-top delivery wagon. 2830 N. Illinois st. Phone new 6593. Cash or credit.

FOR SALE—One large bay horse; weight 1,450; will sell cheap; also two good spring wagons at a bargain. 20 S. West st.

FOR SALE—Extra good, sound, young horse: 1.300 pounds; great bargain for cash; trial given. Barn, rear 730 N. Capitol.

FOR SALE—Two new delivery wagons, one second-hand driving wagon. Phone black 7122. IRVIN ROOGLE, 2427 E. Washington. FOR SALE—Mare; three years oid, lo 1 ^ high; pac-er, sound, broke; sired by Echo, 2:14'4; can be seen atil224 W. Nineteenth st., Sunday. ,

FOR SALE—Big. jStrong work horse, seven years; sound every way; do for coal wagon or dray; $65; worth double If fat. 604 Buchanan.

FOR SALE—$30 buys a good, sound gray work mare; weighs $1,200; If not as represented, money refunded. Rear *42 N. Pennsylvania. Call at bam.

FOR SALE—$50 buys the nicest, well broke family horse In the city; worth $100 to any

sale rear 622 W.

iy;

Maryland st.

FOR SALE—Team of good chunks; weight 2,600 pounds; match well; good wagon and harness; good as new; must sell for feed bill. 461 W. Washington. FOR "FaTIe-Good family horse; perfectly safe for women to drive; cheap If bought at once. Call new phone 6797, or at residence, 2717 College ave.

FINANCIAL—6 per cent, moi.ey on real estate, Kith option of prepaying after ons year. HENRY H FA room 2 Union Trust Bldg.

FINANCIAL—Money to l-jan In sums of $100 and any amount; lowest Interest, ieal estate ••curitj , money in lar k. W. E. MICK & CO.

FINANCIAL—Large amount of private funds; lowest rates; 27V* S. Delaware at., rooms 1 IQ »■ FLOREA Sr SE1DENSTICKER Lawy ers. FINANCtAL-Loans on farms. $100 and upJ,ome funds; lowest rates; no delay. A. METZGER AGENCY. IIP N Pennsylvania st. FINANCIAL—Private funds. 5 per cent., 514 per cent, and 6 per cent.; first mortgage. M?OTT A SCOTT, 511-515 Indiana Trust Bultd-

Ing.

FINANCIAL— Loans on real estate at the very lowest rates funds are Immediately availT?us! H!Jg U * M|:YEK A KISER. 306 Indiana

FINANCIAL-6 and 6 per cent, money to loan. according to security offered; also on farms, anywhere in Indiana: home funds In any amount, pay back when you please; no delay. A. METZGER AGENCY '.02 N. Pennsylvania FINANCIAL—Money loaned salaried people at lower rates than any other company In the city; easy payments; strictly confidential.

CENTRAL LOAN COMPANY. .j ROOM 203 STEVENSON BUILDING. SECOND FLOOR. FRONT ROOM.

FTNANCIAI^-Mortgage loans on Indianapolis improved real estate only; any amount; with privilege of prepayment; lowest current ratea SPANN & CO.. 46 N. Pennsylvania st

FINANCIAL—Loans made to salaried people Rowing permanent positions with responsible firms upon their own names; easy payments; strictly confidential. 207 Indiana Trutt

Building.

FINANCIAL,—Money to loan on farm mortgages anywhere in Indiana at 5 per cent. Inannual or semi-annual interest; full partial payment privilege granted: large loans a specialty; correspondence invited. CLKMENTS & EVANS. Crawfordsvllle. Ind. FINANCIAL—Money to loan; a large sum of home 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 you apply. Pay back when you please. A. METZGER AGENCY. 102 N. Penn-

sylvania.

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FOR SALE—Surrey; straight body; canopy top; in good xlltion. We want the room; come and make iter. You will get It. GIBBS,'

913 N. Delaware.

FOR SALE—Coal wagon horse, weight 1,450 pounds; cheap; must sell at once. Also nice, gentle family pony, gentle for chil-

dren. 461 W r . Washington.

Peniel Temple—Corner of Senate ave. and ! FOR SALE—Nice, smooth, five-year-old horse.

Eleventh st. Meetings every Sunday afternoon at 2:30. Preaching at 7:30 by Mrs. D. M. Bye, assisted by Mrs. Duncan. Prayer-

meetings Wednesday at 7:30.

BWEDENBORGIAN.

New Church Chapel (Swedenborglan)—623 N. Alabama st. Preaching service Sunday, 10:45 a. m., by the minister, Rev. Harry C. Vroo-

Roberta Park M. E. Church—Delaware and ! Inan « topi 0 - The Influx of Power. Seats free. Vermont sts. Rev. Albert Hurlstone, D. D.. j —

pastor. Classes, 8:15 arid 8:45 a. m. Sunday-

school, 9:45 a. m. Preaching by the pastor at 10:45 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Morning topic, "Christ and the Imagination”; evening topic, "Heredity and Sin.” The evening subject Is the first of a series on the "Making of Manhood.” Epworth League meeting. 6:30 p. m. Special evangelistic services every evening durIng this week at 7:30. Everybqdy_welcqme ; Meridian-street Methodist Episcopal Church —Preaching at 10:45 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. by the pastor. Rev. Joshua Stanefleld, D. D. r'he subject of the morning sepmon will be ’Jesus In Galilee.’' The thema for the evening will be "The Parable/of the Virgins." Sunday-school at 9:30 / a. m. Epworth League at 6:30 p. m. Midweek prayer service at 7:45 p. m. Thursday. Dr. De Motte’s Bible class for the deaf meets every Sunday at 9:30 In the auditorium of the church.

CONGREGATIONAL Mayflower Congregational Church—Corner Delaware and Sixteenth sts. The Rev. A. H. Hall will preach at 10:45 a. m. and 7:50 p.-m. Sunday-school, 9:30 a. m. Seats free. All welcome. . North Congregational Church—Corner Twentysecond and Alabama sts. Services as usual. Sabbath-F'^iool, 9:30 a. m. Preaching at 10:45 a. m. Jonn H. Crum, D. D., pastor. Junior Endeavor, 2:45 p. m. Y. P. S. C. E., 6:30 p. m. Evening services, 7:45. Everybody is cordially Invited to &U these services.

Trinity Congregational Church—Corner of Pleasant and Spruce sts. Preaching by Nell McQuarrle, pastor; morning subject, "A Lesson on Prayer from the Great Teacher,” pt 10:45 a. m; evening subject, “Is the Young Maai Safe?” at 7:30 p. m. Sunday-school at 9:30 a m. Y. P. S. C. E. at 6:80 p. m. Special revival meeting every night, except Saturday, beginning Sunday, November 8, conducted by the Rev. Nlel McQuarrle. Come and bring your friend*.

LUTHERAN.

cousins, Mr. and

home the funeral services of our father and brother, Robert N. Harding, Sr., were held |

ROBERT N. HARDIN

*. _ , i. „ lecture In the church on hi? recent travll. In j erahlp^ of Ptofes^rJohti Geiger Prayer-meet-

First English Lutheran Church—Comer Pennsylvania and Walnut sts. The Rev. W. W.

Residence, 112 E. Wal9:30 a. m. Preaching at

CAROLYN HARDING,

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Card of Thanks. We desire to express our heartfelt thanks to our friends aad neighbors, the employe* of Parrott A Taggart, Rath bon* Staters, Myrtle Tempi* No. 7, th* R*v. Mr. Stanley and Mr. Adam*, th* undertaker, for their kindness shown us at the death of our darling baby, Scott A. Gallon. We also wish to thank them for the beautiful floral offerings MR AND MRS. OMER GALLON. FUNERAL DIRECTORS. ‘funeral direcixjrs-whitsettXcux^ VER. 1 Fun kraiT director-kregelo, iss iT Delaware at. Phone* 260. FUNERAL DIRECTORS-FINN BROS. A LONG, 185 W. Market Both phones. FUNERAL DIRECTORS—TUTEWILER, Undertaker. 181 W Market at. Tel. H« FUNERAL DIRECTORS—ADAMS * KREIGER. 169 N. Illinois *t Telephone 1154. FUNERAL DIRECTORS—McNEELY~6k _ SONT ooraer Clifton aad Udail sts. Phones 6067. old ash 1697. FUNERAL DIRECTORS—JOHNSON. HA8SLER A GEORGE. *57 Masaechseetst ave . 818 N. Alabama *t. New phone 9tt. Old main 1480. FUNERAL DIRECTORS—FRANK A BLANCHARD. Undertaker. Lady attendant. Southeast earner Ohio and N. Delaware. ^hon«#: OfRc*. 411; r«aidenc«. 46? MONUMENTS. MONUMENTS- AUG. DlENElC*** E. WaahIngton. Telephone tSS6 MONUMKNTS^H j7 ‘GODFREY. Sif chuaetta ave. Phone black 7562. MUSICAL. MUSICAL—Plano tuning WALKER. 1589 N. HUnola Phones, old !1I< Near <842. MUSICAL—Genuine bargains In pianos. Send for our 12-page bargain list of pianos returned from rental; aplendld pianos of alt leading makes must be sold Immediately to make room get particulars of the uprights at $115. $140 and *185 We ship pianos everywhere; monthly IMtyments; freight Is only about $5. Strongest guarantee. Write for Hat. LION & HEALY. 57 Adams st. Chicago.

Norway and Sweden. Adults, 26c. Children, 10c

and 16o admission. SPIRITUALIST.

Spiritualism—There will be regular spiritual i I..,a „,. A annAnv uf **3lt n m

Ing, Thursday, 7:30 p. m.

Second English Lutheran Church—Corner

SOCIETY AND CLUB MEETINGS. SOCIETY—Naomi Auxiliary will meet with Mrs. Belle Prather, 1405 College ave., Thursday, November 12. Mrs. Prather will be as-

sisted by Mrs. Mary Scott.

15^ hands, family broke: stlckaeat roadwagon and harness, all for $60; Horse alone worth more; sell separate. 845 Gre<4r. FOB SALE—Best grade vehicle rubber tires put on; workmanship and material guaranteed. H. T. HEARSEY VEHICLE CO.. W. Market st.. opposite new terminal station.

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DON'T BORROW TROUBLE. BORROW MONEY FROM US. This company was organized for ths especial benefit of the masses. We will loan you money on furniture, pianos, horses, wagons, etc. MONEY SEVEN ALL LOANED PER THE ON EASY CENT TIME PAYMENT PER YOU PLAN. YEAR. WANT. 48c WEEKLY PAY'MENTS. 60c WEEKLY PAYMENTS. 72c WEEKLY PAYMENTS. THE JBTNA MORTGAGE LOAN CO. IS THE ONLY COMPANY THAT GIVES FULL AMOUNT AbKED FOR ON WEEKLY PAYMENT PLAN. AND GIVES YOU FIFTY WEEKS TO PAY BACK YOUR LOAN ON SMALL, EASY WEEKLY PAYMENTS. YOU WON’T MISS THE MONEY IN PAYING OFF YOUR LOAN. YOU CAN BORROW ANY AMOUNT YOU WISH ON THE WEEKLY OR MONTHLY FLAN", $10, *20, $30, $40. *60, $100i FAIR TREATMENT. LOW RATES AND ABSOLUTE SECRECY GUARANTEED.

TRY US.

WE ARE RELIABLE. PEEING IS BELIEVING.

FINANCIAL—Money to loan; small loans easy terms. 732 Lemcke Building.

FINANCIAL—I'rlvate party will make small loans on vacant lota 2214 Central ave.

FINANCIAL—Somethin* of Interest In HAU-CJE-R’S ad under “Male Help." Read It.

FINANCIAL—To borrow $50; security and Interest In business. Address Box 1878, News.

FINANCIAL—Money to loam; $2.b(>0 on first mortgage. J. W. FRIDAY & CO. 428 Law Building. .

FINANCIAL—Want 83.500 private money on ^goexi^ real estate for five years. Address Box

FIN ANCIAL—-Money to loan;

suit. NEWTON TODD. Investments, renta

to loan; smounta

137 E. Market

fire Insurance. 7 Ingalls Block. FINANCIAL—Money to loan in any sum at 4 to 6 per cent.; pay back when convenient.

RICHARDSON-KOTHE CO.,

street.

FINANCIAL—Wanted: Few more men. $10 up. to form large Southern plantation and steck

farm! groun Addryss City

Sis !«/U

»»«u!*cu. rt** more nieii. *iv up. irge Southern plantation and steck nd floor; money will be refunded,

y P. O. Box No. 375.

FINANCIAL—If you want to borrow money, see/ua. We loan In sums of $5 and upward, on personal security or chattel mortgage. Low rates,, easy terms. FIDELITY LOAN CO.. 227-

228 Limcko Building

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BUSINESS CHANCE. BUSINESS CHANCE-Som^thm^f^inte tn HAUGER'S ad under "Male Help" Read

BUSINESS CHANCE—Waatad by «MaMA drug store at E. Michigan and Highland! Ill

Majestic.

BUSINESS CHANCS)—Candy kitchen llrini' rooms, suitable for lady; $500. SMITH. IK N. Illinois. BUSINESS CHANCE-For - Sale: Cigar aad newsstand; doing nice businee*. A Ids*** Box 1805, New*.

BUSINESS CHANCE—dL500 will buy a w«| established business and position. Address

Box 1754. New*.

BUSINESS CHANCE—For 8aie7~Oood " badependent saloon In heart of city; mowermaker. Addreae Box JOSS. Newa BUSINESS CHANCE-Party to 'tovM S1I; business pay* 60 per cent, on money new invested. Address Box 187*. Newa BUSINESS CHANCE—<800 to $500 to InTein* small, paying businee* Addr*** FRED M CULLOUQH. at W Tenth *t., glty. BUSINESS CHANCE—For Sale: Drug star* la town 6,000 population; Indiana; big snap HENRY C. BAKEMEYER. 3 Baldwin Block

BUSINESS CHANCE-Hav# you $50 to ».M» tw tnveet? Call at room <27 Lemok*. Saturday afternoon or Monday forenoon. CAMPBELL

FIN cent.

AL—Why loan your money at 5 per to 10 per cent, when you can make

cent, io 10 per cent, when you can make from ,100 per cent, to 300 per cent. In Al mining slock mines in Sonora, Mexico, the rich-

est gold mining district In the world? prospectus address Box 2079. News

FINANCIAL—5 per cent, money to loan on Indianapolis city property or on city property In any county-seat town or on farm property anywhere In Indiana; we use our own funds; no delay; partial payments. Cal) or address C. N. WILLIAMS A CO.. 8-10 E Market.

FINANCIAL— SALARY LOANS. NO MORTGAGE. NO INDORSER. NO SECURITY. A steady position and your plain note th* only requirements. Open Saturdays. 9 p. m. RELIABLE CREDIT CO . 501 lJlw CuUdtn k 1** F. Market st.

LOANS LOANS LOANS

LOANS ture. Pi LOANS Teams,

anos.

■Warehouse

FINANCIAL-

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LOANS Do you need money? * ~ ~ If so, you can get It

day by calling on us.

We make loans on Furnl- MONEY

Fixtures. MONEY ) Receipts MONEY

LOANS or any other personal prop- MONEY

LOANS erty of value.

LOANS You keep the goods LOANS In your own poaeesslon, and MONEY LOANS thus have the use of both MONEY

LOANS the goods and the money. LOANS You can get any amount LOANS from $5.00 up to $200.00 LOANS You can have from one to LOANS twelve months' Ume. LOANS You will be treated courts

LOANS ously.

LOANS You will receive honorable MONEY LOANS dealings. MONEY LOANS Your business will be MONEY LOANS strictly confidential. MONEY LOANS Your payments will be so MONEY LOANS small that you will not feel MONEY LOANS them. MONEY LOANS You can get a flfty-dollar MONEY LOANS loan for fifty weeks. MONEY LOANS You can pay It back at $1.20 MONEY LOANS per week. MONEY LOANS You can get any other MONEY LOANS amount for any time at the MONEY LOANS same proportion. MONEY LOANS Call on us for money. MONET INDIANA MORTGAGE LOAN CO, (ESTABLISHED 1887). ROOM 4 LOMBARD BLDO., 24V4 E. WASHINGTON ST.. BOTH PHONES 3286.

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FINANCIAL—

-«TNA MORTGAGE LOAN COMPANY, xim 6 Odd Fellows’ Building, northeast c< ner Pennsylvania and Washington.

FINANCIAL-

DO YOU NEED MONEY?

If so, give us a call, for we loan

noney In

FOR SALE—Extra good rubber-tired trap; used about six months: cost $146; owner leaving citv; $50 will buy It; also 20-llght dynamo In perfect order. $25. Owner, 1017 N. New Jersey st. FOR SALE—A bay 16-hand, six-year-old saddle, horse; goes five gaits under saddle; trots square In harness; a good disposition; price $250. OMAR GOLDSBERRY'. Bloomingdale, Ind.

FOR SALE—Rubber tire road cart; high arch axle: 50-inch, full stagger wheel; cane seat.

SOCIETY—MASONIC—Mystic Tie Lodge No. Gibbs patent foot rest; best riding, best wear398. F. and A. M Called meeting In Masonic | ing high test cart made. GIBBS, 913 N. Dela-

stagger wheel; cane seat; best riding, best wear-

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•urns of $10 to $250 on furniture, plan gans, horees, wagons, warehouse receipt*, etc.,

u*e of

both property and money.

back, from one mont* to one year,

weekly or monthly payments.

we Take nothing out in advance. We give you In plain figures what the co*t of the loan will be, so there can be no misunder-

stand!

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In full at any time, and charge you only for th*

time you have it.

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and loan y

Temple at 5 o’clock. Monday afternoon,' for work In F. C. degree. Stated meeting at 7:30 o'clock. Visiting brethren will be cordially welcomed. JAMES W. LILLY, W. M.

WILLIS D- ENGLE, Secretary.

LEGAL NOTICES & PROPOSALS.

NOTICE-

NOTICE OF SALE

OF STOCK OF LADIES’ WAISTS. DRY GOODS AND MATERIALS. FIXTURES

AND MACHINERY.

Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned. trustee In bankruptcy of the estate

FOR SALE—Another carload of good Western horees and colts, ranging in price from $10 to $50; one very good saddle pony. Call 2855 E. Washington st. LEW SHANK & SUTHERLAND.

FOR SALE—Nice Arabian horse, nine years old; good driver: good under saddle; ie a good looking horse: Is sold for no fault; have no use for him. Call new phone 6255. Horse at 19 McLean Place.

FOR SALE—Driving or family horse, seven years, 16 hands. 1,150 pounds; can road ten

Higneu, irueiee in uaiutrupicy oi me estate miles an hour; not afraid of anything; price Of Nash. Lelbllng & Company, bankrupts, [ $135; would be worth $250 In spring. Inquire

will offer for sale and sell at public sale, on 221 Lemcke Bldg. C “» h h“* I foe SALE-Brou. lM u r . v _ l? _«.wy..

tangible property of the estate of said bank- g^on^d-hard, extremely low prices.

piano*, or-

ceipti

without removal. You have thu* th*

3th property and money.

We give you plenty of time to pay the money ick. from one montV to one year, In email

athl;

ing.

We give you the privilege of paying the loan PIANOS A MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS

) fu" **— ■’ —•*—

We loan money to pay rent, insurance, taxes.

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MONEY MONET

THIS WAY FOR READY CASH.

Are you In need of *ome ready fund* to tide you over? Why be embarrassed by going to your friends to borrow? Come to ua. We will advance you at once the amount you require on your furniture, piano*, horses and wagon*, fixtures, etc., without removal or Inconvenience of any sort to you. No publicity, red tap# or bothering Investigations here. Every dealing Is absolutely confidential. We show you every courtesy. •

No charge*.

compound Interest or advance Our rates are the lowest.

Our little easy payment plan makes It the most convenient. Time Is extended in case of sickness .or misfortune. We allow you a special rebate if you pay before due. Come here for ready cash. E. MARKET-ST. MORTGAGE LOAN COMPANY. 205 Law Building. 134 E, Market st.

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BUSINESS CHANCE—We write ad*, pampftlets. catalogues, j>ro*p#ctl, etc. HEMPHILL 4 MILBURN, 86 Baldwin Block, IndtanapeM*

BUSINESS CHANCE—<660 buy* a centre!iy located candy kitchen; w*ll-**tablKh*4 trade, doing $3,600 yearly. Address Bog t*A

News.

Would sell c-uitrolllag lufacturing busies** for An* chance. Addreee

BUSINESS * CHANCE-Would

Interest In electric men * $5,000: special reasons;

Box 1900, News.

BUSINESS CHANCE—Would you Jayeat |( you thought $500 would be realised wlthla five year* from each $50 inveeted? Addreee

Bdx 1992, Newa

BUSINESS CHANCE-Partner wanted as workman or salesman: small Investment; **. tra good pay and permanent. SOMA OO .

Terre Haute. Ind.

BUSINESS CHANCE—For iaiet Art Mare AM picture framing business: must sail oa account of other Interests; $700 required. Aldress Box 1780, News.

BUSINESS CHANCE—Quit working for other*

be your own boss; 100 money-making secrets * winner; <4 page*. 10c. gem SUP

.Y CO., Albany, Ora

BUSINESS CHANCE-For sale: A saloon _r, t , ock '„ 11 , cen *' 9 fixtures; will Invoice $66 will sell for $350. Other business. Inaulre et

room 27 Haselton Hotel.

BUSINESS CHANCE—Doctor, if you wish te buy or sell a medical practice or procure a

« lvln f particulars. DR. W O. DYER, Westfield, Wls.

BUSINESS CHANCE—Excellent rental prop erty on N. Keystone ave.; In best of repair c*oH?': coTWs. sTtSE, « ch ‘ ui *'

BUSINESS CHANCE—Wanted: Party with $1,500 to take active interest tn manufaetw !,' , ,LKva? T .' , as:s;Kras , 'j;.a w> '

* ' * y _ '»*'•** werw aww, " W E. BUSINESS CHANCE-Do you want a good te vestment for your money? If you do. r-itu-call on the W. B. MORRISON CO., 1> Bast Market street. P. H. Johnston. Manager

BUSINESS CHANCE—-A physician to take By place of practice in a nice country villag* have new property; reasons, have accepted a salaried position. Call No. 60$ N. Delaware BUSINESS CHANCE)—/"or quick, sure profits buy Etowxh gold mining stock; Governor Candler, of Georgia, president,your own broksr or the company, direct. 41 Wall st. New York.

BUSINESS CHANCE—Wanted: Party with $250 to take interest In light manufacture, will clear good salary each month; good ohaare for littl# money Invested. Address Bog Me

News.

BUSINESS

CHANCE-Qrocery

— —ly business, 818. $20^ , » About $450; also larys gtog^ $1.IOO^J

with llvtr ; s*or* rent.

rooms; dally business. Invoice about $450; business dally. E.

Building.

BUSINESS CHANCE-An Internet In a factory for sale or trade for good real good position, etc.; will sacrifice and da_. on account of changing location. Address

2051, News.

BUSINESS CHANCE—Half interest la light manufacturing business, paying 100 per o*a< profit; want working partner. For particular* call or address .Room <, 134 N. Alabama st. Indianapolis.

your grocer, doctor, ase on furniture or

for any other purpose whatever.

also pay off loans held by other companies

you more money, too.

We have plenty of money at all tunes, and

FOR SALE—New pianos, $165 up. WULSCH-

NER'S.

'er the lowest rates consistent with sound

slness principles,

loi

depot

new And

sis

tUres and other personal property, as shown j for SALE—Fine carriage painting and reby the inventory and appraisement In said ■ pairing Is one of our specialties; best bankruptcy heretofore filed. Said property | equipped carriage repair shops In the State. Is now located and may be seen at No. 133 1 H. T HEARSEY VEHICLE CO.. W. Market East Court street, Indianapolis, Indiana. I st., opposite naw terminal station.

Said property will be sold as a whole or In

off bu

We loan money for the Interest, need have no fear of losing your good count of sickness or other misfortune.

Do not be misled by advertised rates which appear cheap, but upon Investigation are not

what they seem. *

We shall be pleased to further explain our

method of doing business at any time.

All our dealings are strictly confidential. We make no inquiries among your friends or

neighbors.

Call and see us before borrowing. SECURITY MORTGAGE LOAN CO.. 207 Indiana Trust Building. Corner Washington St. and Virginia avs. Old main 2923. New phons 225*.

FINANCIAL— L OOOOO L O O L 0 O L GO L O 0 L O 0 LLLLL OOOOO

FOR SALE—Victor talking maemne; <1 cash, $1 a week. CARLIN 4 LENNOX. S and * E Market, st. FOR SALE—Llndeman & Sons cycloid square piano, rosewood case; as good as new; $125. CARLIN & LENNOX, 5 and » E.

Market’.

I FOR SALE—One Fischer upright piano, secj ond-hand, In fine condition; will sell at a bargain. WULSCHNER'S. 128-130 N. Pennsylvania st.

FOR SALE—The best talking machines at WULSCHNER'S. 128 and 130 N. Pennsylvania st., at $1 down and 61 a week. A "unloo made” machine.

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lot* or parcels to suit purchasers. Dated this 6th day of November. 1903.

CLARENCE E WEIR,

FOR SALE—Horses to Winter: I will send for your horses and give them the best of care on farm. Plenty of feed and prices rea-

Trusiee In Bankruptcy of the Estate of sonable. CaU 1513 either phone, or rear 919 N,

Nash, Lelbllng & Company, Bankrupts.

Illinois st. C1IAS. W. SHEETS.

FOR SALE—Stylish, handsome, high-headed,

linely sound and

■ed

NOTICE—

State of Indiana, Marlon County, ss: In the Superior Court of Marlon Coupty, In the State of Indiana. No. 65727. Complaint

quiet title.

Henry C. Atkins et al. vs. Elizabeth S. i

Smith et al. j ■— — Be it known, that on the 12th day of FOR SALE—Black Diamond, handsome black

dark dapplo gray horse: absoliffely sound and right In every way; trots; going slow has paced a half In 1:10 and quarter In 32 seconds: safe for lady; a great roadster; weighs 1,200; 16Vi hands high. Price right. GIBBS, 913 N. Dela-

WE DO WHAT A BANK WON'T DO. We loan money on a few hours' notice, tn any amount from $o upward, on FURNITURE, PIANOS. HORSES. WAGONS. STORK FIXTURES. WAREHOUSE RECEIPTS AND PERSONAL PROPERTY of all kinds, leaving them In your possession. This Is the company that was organized for the express purpose of supplying the people of Indianapolis with money at the very lowest possible ratea, and making payments within the reach of all. — new Building Association

FOR SALE—One Oabler square piano, seven and one-third octaves, Ivory keys, rosewood case, caned legs; only $48. WULBCH-

NER'S. 128-130 N. Pennsylvania st.

FOR SALE—Wulschner & Son second-hand. high-top, walnut case organ; bevel plate mirror; 12 stops; $40. CARLIN & LENNOX

STORAGE ROOMS, 517 E. Washington.

FOR SALE—Second-hand Cornish & Co organ, 11 stops, sub bass. *15^ second-hand

Palace organ. 9 stops. $18.

x-aiace uis-ni. u »*». CARLIN 4 LENNOX STORAGE ROOMS. 517 E. Washington.

SALE—Weller Piano Company, manufacturers strictly high-grade pianos, greatest

FOR

vVeiier 1’iano com Ictly high-grade pla

piano op the market, manufacturer's price*. Factory comer Hanson ave. and W. New York st Get prices before buying. Office 609

Lemcke Bldg.

MEDICAL. MEDICAL— Rheuma, a rheumatism cure, sold on Us merit; a trial bottle 25c; will surprise you. Box 266. Oxford, O.

August. 1903, the above named plaintiffs, by gelding, coming five sired by the King, dam their attorneys, filed In the office of the : by son of Red Wilkes; sound and clean In Clerk of the Superior Court of Marlon coun- I every way; a great roadster that ougnt to ty. In the State of Indiana, their complaint I trot fast ; kind and gentler not afraid of anyagalnst the above named defendants, and thing; a great bargain. GIBBS, 913 N. DelnWoodlawn avenue and Hosbrook street. The the said plaintiffs having also filed In said ! ware street.

Rev. C. E. Derr, Ph. D., pastor. Sunday- clerk's office the affidavit of a competent j school at 9:30 a. in. Public worship, with person, showing that said defendants, Eliza- | FOR SALE—Second-hand brougham, full-giass

— - . m preaching, at 10:45 a m. Monthly meeting of , beth S Smith. Brainard F Smith. Charles roc ka way. curtain rocks way, depot wagon.

$100, weekly payments only $2.40.

Other amounts In the same proportion. Yon can If desired, make monthly payment*; or. In fact any way to suit your convenience. The best of people will sometimes run short of ready money, and It Is far more agreeable to

Knn-ow In a tushies* way than to ask the ac- „„ . , cnnimodatlon from a friend. We do not Inquire i 27 years' successful experier of neighbors, and you will find our bus!- ! Private, reliable. Incorporated instltul ress strictly private. Our capital Is large. I oughly equipped with latest Improved

«nd we accommodate many more people than any other company, because we offer the best

r . . a in s* Ka az"*rs erl faltO

Inducements, tlon cheerful!

Call and be convlnc y given. Our office Is i

CENTRAL LOAN COMPANY.

ornia-

eaally found.

vember s. rouow-ea oj spirii ary tea of the Woman’s Home and Foreign 1 necessary parties thereto, and whereas said character readings and businee q is missionary Society will meet with Mrs. Derr, i plaintiffs having by Indorsement on said

1809ti Barth ave., on Wednesday afternoon at | complaint required said defendants to ap3 o'clock. The catechetical class will meet on j pear In said court and answer or demur Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock. | thereto on the 4th day of January. 1904.

Now, therefore, by order of said court,

answered by the guides.

The Ft ret Spiritualist Church—Corner Alabama

T “ * '

and New York sts. Sunday sen-ices at 10:45 a. m. and 7:46 p. m. Miss Lizzie Harlow, the notod inspirational speaker, will occupy the 1 rostrum. After th# evening lecture Mrs. Jo-

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE

terminal station.

Room 203 Stevenson Building. 15 E. Washington st. Second floor. , „ Front room. B Over Progress Clothing Store.

3182.

MEDICAL—An experienced masseuse will give both massage and magnetic treatment for j 50o per hour at your home or 35c at my home,

j Address 1615 Spann ave.

MEDICAL—Lusk Medical Institute; skillful, scientific and painless treatment for female •>■» i ••"'-rience; only

Itute; thor-

. . _ apparatus; confinement cases received, a specialty; elegant accommodations; medical advice free; correspondence strictly confidential. Address or call. LUSK INSTITUTE, 3752 Olive st.. St

Louis. Mo.

Old phone

few 4279

FOR SALE—New and second-hand vehlclea

^ ^ . bugfiy tops, canopy tops, spring wagons said defendants last above named are here- an<i buggy bodies; wheels, shafts, poles, by notifled of the filing and pendency of cua hions. backs, dashes, fenders and sprlnga

sephlne Rop$>. the wonderful medium, who will 5 First Church of Christ. Scientist, of Indiana- s ald complaint against them, and that un- call nt 523 S- Illinois. M. H. GEYER-

give you a long Ha# of names of departed ; polls—Services at 10:45 a. m - hool, ■ less they appear and answer or demur there- [ friends—names that have almost been for- 9.30 a m Wednesday evening meeting, 8 to. at the calling of said cause on the 4th gotten—gives spirit communications. All wel- | o’clock. 19 E. North st. Reading-room open to day of January, 1904, the same being ihe corns. , ! the public from 10a. m. to 4 p. m., except Sun- , first Judicial day of a term of said court,

1 day, room 17 Lombard Building

to be begun and held at the courthouse In' NOTICE.

Second Church of Christ? Bclemiet-Service*: ! | h ® T clt >’ nf Indianapolis, on the first Monday Sunday morning. 10:30; aubject, “\Ionalsi* n J*-nuar\, 1504. snM ernnplaint 4 an 7 NOTICE—Driven well*. »0c per foot. FRANK

and Immortals." Sunday-school. 9 a. m mktters and things therein comalned and Wednesday evening meeting. S o’clock, i alleged, will be heard and determined In

Shortrldge High School, corner Pennsylvania their absence.

REFORMED.

Second Reformed Church—Comer Merrill and Alabama st. H. W. V1U. i^stor. Sunda*-

Otristian 20 tod'Savor.^Tso'*^ ‘ m Dr Rufus | Bn ® r ^! a ^f M, * n f B,0 " 00 i' co n8r *' e ""* ylvar V a

S22L S!SS^rS«S!SS , aSW -Im ■ i'W.. * NEWBEHGER. Attorneys r„

speak to the Sunday-school In the morning and 1 1

to th* Sunday-school convention in the evening.

ftnan rs PAT TOUR bjlls. WE WILL LOAN

YOU MONEY

TO PAY YOUR RENT YOUR GROCER. DOCTOR. OR FURNITURE MAN.

; WF WILL PAY THEM ALL AND AD-

! " VANCE MORE MONEY. TOO Vo loan is too large or none too small to re-

! -plve our careful attention. Remember, we

Lva no Inquiries among your neighbor* or publish your transaction

to $250 loa

BUSINESS CHANCE. BUSINESS CHANCE—Night school, 499.

phone*

make n friends.

BUTTZ. phones 1791.

WM E DAVIS; Clerk

to th* Sunday

All are cordially Invited.

UNITED PRESBYTERIAN.

THEOSOPHICAL,

FOR TRADE.

horse. 776 W.

Theoeophy—Th* Indianapolis branch of the pastor,

jphlcal Society In America and Tuesday evenings at

Theoeopl

NOTICE—500 business cards for 60c. VICTOR.

Printer. 26 N. Delaware

NOTICE—W. H. JOHNSON A- SON, warm air furnaces. 205 N. Delaware. NOTICE—Oak hot blast heaters at cost. SHANK. 339 K Washington st NOTICE—HENRY A. STUMPF. Moncrlef furnaces. 216 S. Pennsylvania NOTICE—See Halstead’s patent burglar alarm

eke Building.

HAU-

Read It.

Woodruff-av# United Presbyterian Church— In Arsenal ave , one square north of E I

Tenth st. The Rev. J. P. Cowan. D. D.. FOR TR

pastor. Preaching at 10:30 a. m. and 7:30 North st. t ome aionuay. crii-’E—See Halstead's patent burg iraerlca meets every p. m. Sabbath-school at 2:30 p rri. FOR TRADE—Nice clean stock of groceries I * In operation. 538 Lemcke Bulldlni T^mtiTlw evenlSH Presbyterian Church-Corner and fixuirW in small town. What have you?: vOTICE-Se^thlng^f Interest

an address bv Mr. F. A Bruce rark and Twenty-second si. The Rev B<JX 37 ' Philadelphia. Ind. GER'S ad under "Male Help.” 1 F. T. 8,. on the subject. "A Sclentiflc Osn- m’^und T V-rp'^m^Silbbath* FOR. TRADE—Beautiful seven-room house. NOTICE—We positively guarantee not to •tderatton of Heaven and Hell Everybody : 'Sentor Christian Eide^vor 6MS o* lu5 Fletcher ave. Will .trade, take | ach. CENTURY LAUNe u. Pie to all meetings. No collections, rmqeavor. 6.45 p r payments. CHAR. G. DUVALL. I)R y. ' FRIENDS. - 1 i’ v T V F R «s a T T q t r00m 35 U)Tnbxrd Bulldla * NOTICE—To- us for stoves ana repairs Phone — , , UNIVER8ALI8T. I TRADE—$9,000 stock of dry good, and t ^ LEE ' ^ SU '

F Thir» F X 1 mh*.t« hU M^on rn c r Pe^n^l^or i Ontral Unlvereallst Church-Corner of New s f ? r «>uthern Indiana land nice runThlrteenth sts. Morton C. learson, pastor ; . , Fifteenth sts Rev M»-'>n o-oi. nlng sloe* give full description In first letter The pastor will preach at 10:80 a. m. and t 45 . Jersey ana rmt-enin sts Ke\ Marion tros- cvRtirttnN Marton in.!

The pastor will preach

p. m.

tlan Endeavor. 6:45 p. Thursday evening, at to all these meetings

tor will preacn at tu:w a. m and , - „ . * -*.‘"11 iqiir 1 FFROUSOV Marlon Ind

rsrr.rsrs & '

it fti SwrTii VStaS; ““tl Sundw-tenool. »:» i. m. Yt*ms FOH TRADE—Eight .room hou,,. rurn«.. Thursday evening, at (.«. t. . cue votnc | at c xv „ bath, water closet, hot and cold water;

stucky

ave.. repairs furnaces, tin and slate roofs and ts galvanized Iron tops on flues. Telephones

UNITED BRETHREN.

people's meeting at 6:45 p rn.

'UNIVERSAL BROTHERHOOD.

large lot, fruit, well, cistern, etc. Want dou- I NOTICE—THE PEERLESS FOI NDRY CO . hie house. Call or write, 20 N. Meridian,! 710-718 E. Maryland st. furnishes repair* for Room 16. : any stove manufactured; also does stove re-

> pairing.

First United Brethren Church—Corner Tvven- ; Universal Brotherhood and Theosophlcal So- FOR TRADE—Department store; stock clean —— ______ ty-first st. and Centr al « . © vtarian>—Indianapolis headquar-j and up to date, doing prosperous business In j NOTICE—Go tp HICKS'S periodical, book and pastor; residence, I03S Ruckle st Sunday-; ters. 923 Ft. Wayne ave.. near St Joseph st good Indiana town: will Invoice from $23,000 to ! stationery' store, largest selection of rnagaschool at 9:80 a. m Preaching at 10:45 a. m j Public meetings adjourned until further no- $26,000; close Investigation courted; want good ; lines and cheap books In city. School books. —. - — - — »—■— “ -a « _ _ «_._i.._ -a —-—= - ■' ;f—- — Illinois. McCON-; cigars, tobaccos and notions. 128 N. Alabama

street.

and 7:80 p. m. Junior C. K. at 2 p. m. Senior' tlce. I hi vale meeting* (for members only) as: farms In Indiana. Ohio or Illinois. McC C. E. at 6:30 p. m. All are cordially Invited. | usual. ^ NELL, 3440 Station st . Indianapolis, Ind.

rel iul

Nor do

Anv amount from $10 to $250 loaned on house- • Ccid goods, pianos, organs, horses, wagons, eta

j hold gooas. *^ ITHOtrT REMOVAL.

YOU GET THE MONEY.

YOU MAKE THE

PAYMENTS TO SUIT YOURSELF tCF GIVE YOU ANY LENGTH OF TIME. W ONE MONTH TO ONE YEAR.

U TO PAY US BACK.

tcF TELL YOU IN ADVANCE THE EXACT

WE Tfc.Lt, ^ OF THE LOAN YOUR CONTRACT STATES THIS. PRIVILEGE OF PREPAYMENT

AT ANY TIME

SPECIAL DISCOUNTS FOR ADVANCED PAYMENTS PAYMENTS EXTENDED ON ACCOUNT OF F SICKNESS WITHOUT EXTRA CHARGE. KO EXTRA FINES: PREMIUMS, INTEREST OR EXPENSE ABOVE YOUR OONE TRACT. AS OTHERS DO. NO CHARGES TAKEN OUT IN ADVANCE. NO you HAVE a LOAN WITH SOME OTHER COMPANY NOW AND APE NOT. SATISFIED WITH THE RATES OR THE TREATMENT. WE WILL TAKE IT OK UP FOR YOU AND ADVANCE YOU MORE MONEY. TOO YOU CAN DEPEND ON RECEIVING COURTEOUS AND LIBERAL TREATMENT. FOR WE WANT YOUR BUSINESS. AND A CAREFUL COMPARISON OF OUR RATES ANT) METHODS WITH OTHERS WILL CONVINCE YOU THAT WE DESERVE IT. ' IT COSTS NOTHING. TO INVESTIGATE OUR RATES. PRIVATE OFFICES All buslr.eiw strictly confidential. TWE INDIANAPOLIS MORTGAGE AND I LOAN ^OMRANY. I Room 10 Thorpe Block. 147 E Market St.

BUSINESS CHANCE—Hardware buslneaa for rale; Bloomingdale, Ind. Address Box HI. BI '.SI X ESS C HAN CE— Want partner; capital; acquainted throughout State. Address Box 2005, News. BUSINESS CHANCE—Have the best small business in the city for lady or gent; price $250. 319 X. West »t. BUSINESS CHANCE—$500 stock drugs.~mrt city, good location; at your own price; have other business B ix 2i»62. News. BUSINESS CHANCE—Fine hotel, clearing $400 month; long lease; $4,500; bargain. TRAD-F-RS' UNION. 91 Baldwin Block. BUSINESS CHANCE—For Sale: Grocery iiTi meat market; cash trade; no books; this Is a snap. Call quick. 538 E. South.

BUSINESS CHANCE-For sol*: On* of tha best-paying hardware stores tn IndlanapolU Invoice about $6,000; close Investigation invMe-l Owner ha* other buslneaa A. 8. MILLER, |T3

Howard *t.

BUSINESS - CHANCE—Want*d. hustler* ta sell Halstead's patent burglar alarma In thte atty. The best and. cheapest burglar airam la the market. Agent* can earn big money 5M Lemcke Building.

BUSINESS CHANCE-For party to invMt la good paying buslneaa Limit** am oust of stock to be sold. First to writ# will be th* only one* abl* to get In on th* ground fi**r

Address Box 1982, New*. >

BU SINES9CH AN CE—W• make a spent olty"‘f selling stock* of good* and can eeil your business for you, no matter where tt ts, no matter what It la List It with ua JAMM R.

COLE & CO., Lemcke Bldg

BUSINESS CHANCE-For sale:

plant, making well-known brand of geode 1 very profitable; will stand oloseat Investigation. Price $6,000 cash. Principal* only. WIL-

SON. 236 W. Randolph, Chicago.

BUSINESS CHANCE—Don't buy a mall •#**# business; start your own at home. If you command $26 capital; many rollabl* manufaoturera back you; writ* for booklet. OJEORG8 R. CRAW, suite U. 84 Adam* *t.. Chicago, til

BUSINESS CHANCE-For party or parti#* with small amount to Invoat In good paying mall order buainoM, now running at large

profit. Present owner* want to enlarge

of thte

large

pay you to writ# for particular* tunity. Addr*** Bo* 1881. N*w*.

BUSINESS CHANCE-25 PER CENT' DIVIDENDS FIRST TEAR CASH GUARANTEE. Will you Join u* and own an Interest In a mill and the best gold min* In eouthem New Mexico? For term* write CHAS. E. ROSE, III

Century Building, Kan*a* City, Mo.

BUSINESS CHANCB-'Thl* beat* New Jersey.” Charter* procured under South Dakota law* for a few dollar*. Write for corporation, laws, blanks, by-law* and form* te PHILIP 1 .A. WHENCE, late Aaelstant Secretary of State. Huron, Beadle Co., South Dakota. B US I NESS CHANCE—The recent dleaetroue railroad accident ahould warn everybody of the necessity of being protected In caiw of same; $1 per year provide* $1,000 Iom of life. $1,000 loss of limb* or sight; $6 per week fm partial disability. District and local agonts wanted everywhere. Writ# for pertlc jlar* W. 8. HIATT, 254 W. Fortieth *t.. Now York

city. _

BUSINESS CHANCE—I am commissioned te find a buyer or buyers for an Investment that pay* 3 per cent, dividend* every month, no posslbl* chance ' - - riHUH ment of the year; pany’s assets secured vestment will be sold dollar* each; act promptly vestlgate thl*. W. B. Building, Indianapolis.

BUSINESS CHANCEADVERTISING. We write, place and design financial advertle1ns, prepare proepectuee*. folder* and circular letter*. We handle financial publicity In oil Us branches. FOR $6 _ we will insert you a slx-lln# adv. in a ll*t uf F* Western newspaper* for on# week Deeorlpttre folder mailed on request. BUSINESS DEvBlw OPMENT COMPANY OF AMERICA. • N*W st., New York, N. Y.

BUSINESS CHANCE—Thu onorznou* grufit* made In th* manufacture of sugar la b«k gen-

erally understood and send you a littl* book

appreciated Let u* •howtag bow fcJM

dollars each month can bo Inveeted la a eaf*. conservative, straightforward bu#4n##e enter prise, which will pay enormous dividend* In 8 comparatively short tlm*. No oil w*U, roe# horse, gold mlno or gambling schema H*M bank reference Send for pamphlet. It wUlpay you to know more about It. CONTINENTAL SUGAR REFINING CO . St. Louis, Mo. BUSINESS CHANCE-A canvassing agent with small amount of money may soeur* th# agency of a California product that can bo sold to every family of Indianapolis and surrounding country. A fine seller for a houos to house canvasser to handle with other good# It Is an article of dally consumption and whore once sold 1* ft euro repealer. The product »* not as yet Introduced In Indiana, but hundred# of application* have been received from tbera. For particulars, price* and sample, addre»

MANAGER P. O. Box MI.

San Jose, Californio.

BUSINESS CHANCE—$1,460 buys my Interest in a good paying manufacturing business; j position included Address Box 2074. News. ■ BUSINESS CHANCE-Restaurant. 8 Illinois 1 st.. near Union station, only $550: best bargain In city. TRADERS' UNION. 81 Baldwin

BUSINESS CHANCE-For Bale: A first elasa hotel bar; the best-paying bar In on# cf the best town# In th# ga* belt This barJ« the finest In that city, and Is equipped with everything In first-class style; has all Ibc finest trade; take# In over $*7» per wsoh. Rent Is very low. and, in fact, this la a rare chance, for th# reason that th# pea*** will run $3,600 per year, and *4.0M cash w«H

BUSINESS CHANCE-For Sale: Bakery and grocery in thriving country town; other business reason for selling; will pay you to investigate. Address Box 1998, News.

BUSINESS CHANCE—Wish to sell half interest In one of the oldest established millinery stores In the city; have other business, reason for selling. Address Box 2062. News.

' BUSINESS CHANCE—Incorporate your business under the new laws of Congress; great--est privileges at smallest cost; operate anywhere; no annual taxes; Information and blanks free. FEDERAL INCORPORATING C( M PA NY. Washington, D C.

BUSINESS CHANCE—Capital for your buslj ness. Incorporate your businee* and you can 1 procure all the capital you need. This com- ; p&ny will Incorporate your business and fur- | nlsrh charter, stock book. seal. etc., for $30. i Address NATIONAL INCORPORATING CO . j (Inc.), Corcoran Building, Washington, D. C.

stood #•

stock on hand will run MOO to $V.*M

buy the place, which Include# all

hand

Only reason foretelling is, owner ha* fun™nlc"u™ apply”0 CHAk’b* Cl’a'rK room 822 Stevenson Building.

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