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12 GIVES EPPEBT.A.. TfcVEE suat 1:1 COUNCIL? CM LIVEN UP THINGS A C1T WITH A SCRAP. WILD WOOLLY MEETING brew of itsoord that had. been in the Ctty Council tor. two otw at last night's and splattered over arrerythine; In Thia discord started as a reault of the move to dispJaca Fraderide W.

Eppert president of tha Council. Last renins. a cat arid dog session, tha under J. Ntukom, tha new president. i-'W tha deposed president, avnd John Wood, whom Eppert charges with rawinfr Klin In thai race between Neu-i.

-end Jjaaelf, wet only aavad by 1- atnd tha sergevnt-at-arma from a i on tiio foor of tha Council. And engaged In a fight, after nasty immed'aiely after tha Council had a -Hi mad la duorJer. Tha meeting waa vniaotd in an uproar, in 'Which half a coum-ilmen were ioraUm4i stand-i ft a time, each try inn to gain tha rec- t.U.o.t of tr.aciialr, and each exchanging ttvmrUTuenta of tha hour with, soma m5tiib-r on tha fhxr. apr-eared in tha role of chief asj It a reference to "that that nrnmliDii vftu." fliinar i Mm at Vool, aa Wood waa speaking, it t-rctplaTcd tha trouble. Shaking his in Erpert'e face.

Wood ahouted: "I'll hv to you; I've taken about all I will you." but ha waa walked back to rr tha sertrpant-at-arms. Ed- 1 rt kept h'J seat and laughed in Wood's Iaee. Wood Lands on Eppsrt. After" the meeting had-adjourned. "Wood walketl over to Eppert'a chftlr.

tha lla was passed, and before frlenda could Wood had 'etruck. Eppert. For an Instant, It lookifd as though the Council would have a repetition, in miniature, cf the bout, recently "pulied off" tha National House of Iitrwefntatlvea, but quick action on tha art of 6ergnt-at-Arma Dawson and d. of tha two men, pravented fur-i. waa called to order 3 7:45.

by City Clerk McNuIty. ro until the election of Wll-i -in J. Neukom aa president. Mr. Neu-: tn was fcurted to tha chair and the Council.

"1 want t- io the "best I can for tha cifv t'f aaid he. "Not for vi.Iivi.luals, not for tnemb-ra of thla "i hut for the city. I think It our ay to do k11 we an for the masses and want to one of you to do the l.r-vt Ins can in srootl. fair, buainoas el-i ration. are the board of 11-; of th rty.

1 awl we r.Miilu lla affairs In a bualnea- i tiir. i eif-otidn of Charles L. Hartmann i nf of the Council wa-t ti.toimh without war. Then I'rt-sl- ennouncud that fie would, i 1 id list oi coinmiliea. That Eppert Get Busy.

"This Isn't tii placo for thftt," anM pirt, from hia aeat In the front row of councilmen. "That t-nr-m the head of mlscellancoua lr. rTiant," aald Mr, lioa. "I iinivt to 'auspend tlija regular order of nefii ao.tiiHt th committees can be rcn.t nt 'this time," anil toe motion wua cm iie-1 wliti a vim. t'ritri't ul.sldd.

I In iit-of crflnmitteea read by Prest-t: --'it Xtukf-ni, wns Included the license urit tee. last fall at the time Coaacil'a aaioon licence ordi-t i i hecajii erTctlve Recently this 1 1 as held Invalid by Judia i cf the Superior Court. Tha t.f preBlcent'a reading of 1 tf romt7.1tte waa tha elfnal for i res. he aaouted. "Tha ap -t a licence committee la en- out ft orjer.

The courts hare held i ti4 lionsf, ordinance is no rood. I anv prtiposltiirn. In view of the of Juure leathers, of Superior county, 3. In a uepns'e commlttu. It la en -ut cf crder.

have aaaumed -i In appilntlrr this commlt-t lit 1 4T entirely no right to it- 9. ahaoiutely out Of order. orilr, Ir. l-reidont. In view of the iSiipcrior Court of county, Xo.

2, Indiana." vir.t Mr. Xioyaa aot tha floor. rteirted to Hxeak. Could Net be Headed Off. l'rc! shouted Eppert, -J -d on my r'Rhta.

I know, tha rulea and I know my rights. is out of order." Mr. ROyse tried to apeak. r. wi.l you keep quiet?" ml l.j rt.

I riot keep quiet," shouted rt-ntlamen." said President i that on -i. tha of the Coun-hut confiis'oa. The chair a. and Kpport appealed of the ctiair, nmiatun. as -ntltWl to tha floor, tho roil ca'il, which Kp-tn liis-appral, waa- trans- i.

Wr ud a It a had not a rlcht to p- I no irerjueni it ordv-r," "aliaolulely, cf. Its Gems which cause Pulniy reach the deeper i-j-ate-J tissues by absorp i -v 4 tion throush the tonsils, tha horribly paia-t w-yich results ia auppura-ii a devdopcaent cf 17 whkh scraa people are theni, a teJious tore teraiaates ia them, a quickly cured Sora avoided ur.d nolhicj qviickly acd surely as I rr3 aa Toelo'-v rrovaTCN- o- it ia Quinsy. I iva teen subject ta 3 a year and have frerj tea cjys ta two every cevcr fcavinj a until I coci- 1 1 -1 had -t Live- Leea to j. -i tlr-a by the me cf 1 1 ly. llorsncf pro.t by -S yoa for what 1 lr mc, I re- t.

A. as CMr- 0 tf Extra Bcolnriing PM.Af.IAS THE INDIANAPOLIS NEWS, TUESDAY, JANUARY 7, 1903.1 Hie Greatest Clearing Sale 61 Sldrts tn Town Every 8kfrt In th house must go. If high quality, up-to-date style and Bmashed prices can move them. Cliolce of oTer 3.000 fikirta. now at vour merer, a PRICES CUT TO THE UMIT nothing reserved In thla orand final clearance.

Not a single Skirt but offer, then use your own judgment. Xsmker 1 Women's Outfitters ricar Park Tbeater no, or "abaolutely, aa tha case might be. by Eppart. did not help, to clear tha situation. On the roll call on Eppart'e appeal from tha decision of tha chair, nearly every Kevubllcan member roae to explain hia Each one waa interrupted by Eppert.

The dialogue was charm I nr. "Well, how are you retting Into this?" shouted Eppert at Royso, on one occasion. Before that, Eppert had objected to. the manner in which waa putting' the question. i "I know the rules of the Common Council." roared Eppert, "and If you don't put the question right I shall file Impeachment proceedings agulnat you, for tha reason that you don't know how to coo-duct the proceedings of tha CouncU." Hamlet Tries to Square Things.

When Mr. Hamlet roae to explain his vote, he ventured to remark, in tha mildest manner possible, that Itr. Eppert waa mistaken In tha position be had taken. At that, Eppert waa on his feet again. "A point of order, Mr.

President; out Of order," ahouted he. "Mr. Eppert, you are out of order, aald the chair. "Abaolutely no, ab-ao-lute-Iy no. know my rights.

The gentleman baa Indulged In personalities, and tha rulea of the Council forbid that." The chair tried to remark that ha didn't understand that Mr. Hamlet had made a personal remark, and Mr. Hamlet triad to explain what he had meant to say, but Mr. Eppert wouldn't permit it. "Out of order," ahouted -he.

"Mr. President, Insist on my rights. I waa president of thla Council for two years, and I have been a member of thla Council for aix years, and I know my righta." Klnally, on tha suggestion of Mr. Royse, the chair requested the sergeant-at-arma to aeat all the members except Hamlet, who waa etlll trying to talk, "Mr. aald Eppert.

to Dawson, shaking hia finger toward tha cool and amiiing omcer, "let me aay to you you're taking chances on yourself if you try to handle me." Indulge In Personalities. And so It In the course of time, to Wood, who also wished to explain hia vote. Councilman Wood la secretary of the Irvlnrton Land Company, of which Mr. Eppert la president, but the work of which Wood haa practically deserted for his own bond and insurance business. "I can't eee," aald Wood, to the' president, "why you haven't right to appoint a license committee" and Eppert interjected, "So long as you get the bonds." When Wood turned on Eppert with the declaration, "You've run the Council for two years, but you can't run It the former president retorted: "How about that $4,000 you were to get for.

voting for PfeukomT It was then that Wood started In Epperfa direction, but was stopped, and continued his remarks. Even such mild-mannered men as Councilmen Uhl and Rhodea became involved In a mlxup of words, as Uhl was also explaining his vote. -This' Is very, very spicy," said Mr. Chi. haven't attended a meeting in a long time where I've had ao much fun.

Seriously, I can't ace but Rhodes Interrupted hlm with the statement that Mr. Uhl waa not talking to th question (whatever that waa). Uhl waa finally permitted to finish hia remarks. Mr, Neukom Explains. Mr.

Neukom, desiring to explain, why he had appointed a license commltee, aaked tha newly-elected vice-president. Mr. Hartmann to take the chair. Mr. Neukom explained, on the floor, that he had felt that, since tha old rulea of the Council remained in force, a license committee should tw appointed, especially the liquor licenn case would be appealed from Judgo lathers'B court.

Somewhere In thla w(ldrnss of noise, for It still continued. Eppert rose to another polrit of order. "I rise to a point of order, aald he: "Ask ma wrat the point ia, Charlie," said he to Hartmann. iiut Royse nin "pnt in," and Eppert shouted. "When Mr.

Royse thinks he knows the points of order, I want to say to you I know the points of order. I've ben president of this Council for two years, and I've been a member of thla Council for six years, and I know tn rules." When President who had taken the chair sjraln, aaid that he understood one of the ruW-s was that a member could rvt speak more, than once on a point of order, tppert shoutea oc. yes. you ran," and a voice from acroos the house ahouted, "As long as you have wind." v. Chair Sustained.

Tha vote on Mr. Eppert's appeal from the decision of the chair was finally an nounced, and the chair waa sustained by a vote, of It to 3. It waa than, in pandemonium that broke loose wnen Kov tried to innult. to the question hail J'jst been voted on. that the to adjourn wan made, on rou call It was lost hv a vot of 5 to 18.

It was then that City Clerk McNuIty. I.y nam force of voice, bejjsn to read J.turnat of the list meeting, out. in to Mr. declaration ttiat he was "out of order," that ly direction of the presl-lif-nt. He whk determined In hia that he wh not topt-d.

and the It nfcniij, Kaa ai lor fW-J Taffeta To-day Sensational wttat yoU caa buy at a. rldlculoasly, low CHOICE OF OVER 600 Panama-Mixtures. 15 to $7 Like cut Ka Pxmamas and TelTet ttlmmed. n.to rahia DIack Voiles Trimmed with taffeta banda Like cut Ma Values S7 to tin. Black VoUes (PQ OA vith silk drops tlSTalua.

Women's and Misses'. Prince Chap Bults, $15.00 ralues, $7.75. Erery- thlnc else at prices just as low. breathing spell that no one remembered to move that the reading of the Journal be dispensed with, and several minutes passed before the customary motion was made. While City Clerk McNuIty was reading, Jamea Lamkln, a deputy clerk, started to peas box of cigars that had been aent to tha Council by some "unknown- friend." At that, even, Mr.

Eppert started to raise a commotion. "Mn President." he shouted, "that is out of order. The clerk haa no right to pass cigars on the floor of the Council While the meeting la in session." The first committee report waa made by the committee on accounts and claims, and It was a1 favorable report on the Uhl ordinance to repeal the cellar Inspector ordinance, passed last aunimtr. After a long wrangle -tnia -favorable report waa nnaiiy concurred in by a vote of 11 to 10. but the motion to adjourn waa Immediately afterward carried by a vote; of 12 to 9, and the Council broke up in confusion.

Wood and Eppert Mix. It was then that Wood made for Eppert's chair and the two men "mixed. The quick action of Sergeant-at-Arma Dawson and however, prevented any serious trouble. Members of the Council did not leave for some minutes, staying about groups to discuss the meeting. Councilman Uhl waa in high glee and started to aing "Auld Eang Syne." but no one would join htm.

Even. two euch uauatly quiet and orderly "city dads" as Rhodes and Uhl came to words before the councilman left tha chamber, aa; Rhodes waa heard to aay to Uhl. after tha latter got through alnging, "Don't you start any abuse on me, either." 1 The contract for the collection and disposal of aahea. made by the Board of Public Works with Oemmer- St Henry, was aent to the Council with several Improvement ordinances, but, because of the adjournment before the order for the introduction of ordinancea, they were not The election or otneers ana the announcement of i commitees comprised all the real business transacted, although the meeting i lasted nearly an hour. The candidate of the Democratic members for president waa John L-Donavonr for vice-president, Louis IT.

Henry. Committees Named, The committees as appointed by President Neukom. are as follows, tha first named in each case being the chairman: Accounts and Claims Smither, Uhl, Wright. I Contracts and Franchises Stickelman. Hofraann.

Hartmann, Hamlet. Wood, Sul livan, Hiikene. Eiectiona Cottey, Hamlet, Henry. JF'eea and Salaries Rhodes, Davis, Port-teua. Finance Royse, Rhodes.

Brown, Smith er, Banga, Wright, Donavon. Judiciary xtiey, isppert, nanry. Licenses Bangs. Wood. Hofmann, Rhodes.

Royae. Hllkane. Donavon. Ordinancea Stlcaelroan, Hofmann. Sullivan.

Permanent Improvements Rhodes, Wood, Eppertj Sulilvan. Printing Davis, Smither. Wright. Public Health Hofmann. Stickelman.

Portteua. Public Morals Smither, Uhl. Henry. Public Property and Improvements Brown. Royse.

Donavon. Public Safety and i Comfort Hamlet, Hofmann, Cottey, Brown, Henry. Railroads Wood, Brown, Eppert. Hiikene. Banga.

Rulea Rovse. Hartmann, Hllkene. Sewera, Streets and Alleys Uhl, Davis, Cottey. Hartmann, Portteua. Investigation and Impeachments Bangs, Stickelman, Sullivan.

ONLY ONE TOWNSHIP LEFT. Remarkable Temperance Victory Follows Effort in Greene County. Fpeclal to Tha Xndlanapolia News. BIjOOM FIELD, January 7. Tha temperance forces of Wright township, this county, have scored a triumph In filing a remonstrance agalnat tha licensed liquor traffic, the signatures of a majority of seventy-five voters of tha township.

The majority Is so clear that i nnt nuHKtioned. Wriaht townshln con tains Jaaonvllle, with a populaUon of 8.000 miners, and three persons had given no tice by publication mat mey wuum -apply for. liquor license. One had already applied, but i when he aaw the remonstrance ho Withdrew hia papere and the othera refused to apply. The temperance forces have heretofore tried the remonstrance plan against individual appllcanta many timea and failed, and once afrainst the business and; failed, and their final victory has caused much rejoicing.

This remonstrance meana that Wright township, with Its nfteen saloons, will be "dry" within a year. Thla leaves only one township In Oreene county (Stockton), in which the city of Linton ia situated. In which the aaioon has not been overthrown. Efforts have been made in that township net individual applicants and the temperance element haa al most won. and it ia predicted mat me aay la not far off when the temperance forces will cantur that atromrhold.

The slight began in Greene county four years ao, when the citizens of Washington township, rejoicing that they had a majority or to tneir remonstrance, formed a monster street parade, and, with the- i American flag at the head, came to this city and presented their remonstrance to the County Commissioners. The effect waa contagious. liichland township, in which Bloom field la situated, was next to go "dry," tares years aeo. Falrplay and Grant town ships, witn hwlti City, followed next. Th-n Stafford township, with Mrro.

joined the procession. Next-came C's towrsiiip. witn nrwoerry, oniy a it-w IPPftH vfH January Sale ol BLACK VOILES prlce-leBS thaa half. Bee' what NasBber 2 134 West WMMngtcn Street months ago, 'which waa closely followed by Jefferson township with Worthing! on, and lastly came Wright township, which Includes Jaaonvllle. Articles of Incorporation.

Articles of Incorporation have been filed at the office of the Secretary of State for tha following Superior Block Coal Company, 'of minds capital. auna to be represented in Indiana, Indiana office at Brasll. Octagon Detective Company, Montmo-rencl; to catch horse thieves; trustees, Joseph J. Moorehouse, A. M.

Patterson and H. D. Roaa. Boettlcher A Kellogg Evansrllle; capital. to buy and sell hardware; directors.

Edward Boettlcher, Oakley H. Kellogg, William H. 'Boettlcher, Oscar Boettlcher and Carl F. Boettlcher. Notice of dissolution of Balav-Tout Company, of St.

Joseph county, waa filed. Rigrish Drug Company, Martinsville; capital, directors, William Winter, Frederick Rlgrlah and David W. Rigrish. Ia P. Colenbaugh Company, Vlncennes; capital.

to manufacture candy; directors. -1. Park ColenbaURh, Emil A. Rltterskamp and Otto Ritterakamp. Boaweil Detective Association.

BoaweH; to catch horse thieves: trustees, Jonathan Howell. Enoch P. Dervey and Charles JLawson. Clear Title Land Company, Gary; capital. directors, Robert Orosz, Louis W.

Roae and Lao Austrian. Lyman Brothers. Indianapolis: capital. $100,000: to deal In rjlcturea and noi-traits: directors, William Lyman, Joseph Lyman ana Lymaa prep. MARK Simon Barr.

January 8. 11:45 m. Funerarl from Centrl-Wve. M. E.

church chapl 1) p. wedseaday, January a Burial at Ind. Friends may view tha remains at tha chapel of Whltaett. Cilvar Tltoa "WTadnaaday mornlnr. JOHNSON Minnie Johnson, beloved wife of Tf.

B. Johnson, at 152 Cornell January a. urns, at JTunaral wedaeaday, I p. from reaidenoa. Mrs.

Jobnaon waa prastdant of tha Oeorge M. Thomas Relief Corps, HLESBON'O Martin 1. Heaaons dtf at his home in Washington township. January 1908, til. are alzty-aevan yeara.

Funeral at Pleslant View Lutheran church, Wednesday, January 8. at 10:30. Burial at Crown Hill. KISE Ellsha S. Kise died January at his residence, Bavllla are.

Tha funeral will be held from the residence Wedneaday, January 8, at 1:80 p. na. Frtanda Invited. QOOCH Mrs. Sarah Holding.

Oooch died 4 p. January at her home at 2330 Adams st. Burial at Centerton, at o'clock Wednesday, Januarys. RIOG8U-John Walker Rlsss lad at 7:10 a. Monday.

Funeral at p. m. Wadneauay, at the raatdanca, 4JS N. Keyatone ave. Card of Thanka.

We desire to sincerely thank our friends and neighbor, and the Orand Fishing- Club, alao tha J. II. Furnae Company and omployes for tha klndneaa and arm pathy ahown our beloved Son and brother, Kdward J. Joetarud. OAirtng his lllneas and death.

We also wish to extend our anka for tha beautiful floral offerings, also tha Rav. Mr. Haneen for hia kind words of comfort In this our hour of gloom; also Mr. Orlnstainer far bis kindneas In conducting; the funeral. From PARENTS.

BROTHERS AND BISTERS. Fl'NEKAX NOTICE. CRl'SB Mary Cruae. eldest daughter of John and Elian Cruae, died Bunday. January aV at p.

m. at the residence, 2231 College ava. Funeral aervlcea January 8. at a. at St.

Joseph' a church. Frlenda Invited. Burial at Holy Croa cemetery. Private. 1 flJ IS JtKAL B1KECTOKS.

FVNERAi, DIRECTORS fLANNEH se BUCHANAN, Z20 N. IlUnola. Beautiful private chapel. Visitors welcome at all hours. Phone fML FUNERAL DIRECTORS WHITS ETT, CULVER TITUS.

Establlahed 186S. tU minols. Phones: Main S680. new BM. rtJNERAL DIRECTORS ADAMS KRIEG- ER have -removed to XI and 1 W.

Ohio ftone Block. Telephone 11M. Formerly 1S4 N. llllnola FUNERAL DIRECTORS FRANK A. BLAN- CHARD.

Uadertakar. Lady attendant. South east corner Ohio' and Delaware. Both phoaea ail. FUNERAL DIRECTORS J.

WILSON. MOt Proapact at. New phone M71. Qreen wood and Acton. FUNERAL DIRECTORS JOHNSON HASjLER, i67 Maaaachusetta ava.

tit N. Alabcma sc New phone K3, old main 1430. FUNERAL DIRECTORS TUTEWILER 4 BON. Undartakera. 12 W.

Market at. Tele phone tie. FUNERAL DIRECTORS FINN W. Market. Both phones IS UNDERTAKERS.

UNDERTAKERS FLANNER BUCHAMAM, AMBULANCE. S20 N. llllnola. Phones ICL UNDERTAKERS A. M.

RAG8DALH J31 1- Masaachuaetta ava. Larsa double parlora for holding funeral aervlcea; very nomeuae; private ambulance. UNDERTAKERS RENIHAN BLACK-WELU lis and IM W. Ohio at. Telephone lit.

UNDEHTAjKERS E. R. HISET. 1220 Oliver ave. New M.

old ti main. Undertakers dreier. meter N. East at. New phone UNDERTAKE RS FRANK A BECK.

71 llllnola st. Phones 6a. UNDERTAKERS JOHN F. RKTNOLD3. 1U W.

Maryland. -Both phones 41L UNDERTAKERS TUTEWILEH AV SON. Un-dertakera 129 W. Market at. Telephone 2H CREMATORY.

CREMATORT INDIANAPOLIS CREMATORT. PLANNER a- axm. rnura, Xw Pi. Illinois. Tlwttors welcome all hrmra.

tVHta for booklet. BURIAL VAULTS. BURIAL' VAULTS We are now ready to- aup-ply you with Okeya latest improved cement burial vault. Order through your undertaker. GROFF A- OKET.

El Massachusetts ava New phone oid Prospect 1SH. PATENT ATTORNEYS. PATENT ATTORN EYS T. R. BELL, patent and trademark attorney.

In the above capacity I de not claim exceptional faclUUea. except thoee -guaranteed by a thorough knowledge of patent practice, technical training, boneaty and care, beyond which no epe-eiai aavantagea exist. 401 Saks Indl-anapoHa. Ind. PATENT ATTORNEYS E.

T. 6ILVIUS Talbott Block, 108 N. Pennsylvania st, Indlanapolla, Ind. Patents obtained direct from Government offices. Superior drawings.

Thirty yeara' experience. Write pa PATENT ATTORNEYS Patent and trademarks- Phone 7S42. Make appointment for any evening. A. L.

TEETOR. 2110 N. Senate avenue. PATENT ATTORNEYS Patent and trademark lawyer. V.

H. LOCKWOOD. .415 Lecncke P.i'.g., Ir.f'lanapolla. ACCOUNTANTS. PLiU.IC ACCOUNTANT C.

E. FREEMAN. twenty continuous experience. Ftate Life ldtlg. ACOH'NTANT-T.

V. THORNTON. New phone lli9. old shone aia main. MCIETY AND CLUB MFET1NO StiCJETY foutheaatern Lodge No.

'i I. O. O. F. will hold regular meeting on Wednesday, January s.

1'. Moha Hall. Fountain bkiuare. Flrat decree conferred by the Metropolitan dee-roe Stan, under tha direction, of Major Frank Van Sickle, degree master. Member requested to be present.

Visitors Invited. TURNER M' KINNEY, N. O. IT. F.

HAKMEN1NO, Secretary. SOCIETX MASONIC Logan Lodge No. and A. M. Stated meeting Tuesday, January T.

10S, at 7:80 o'clock, at hall. 41 W. Pearl at. Bnalneaa of Interest to every member, together with Installation of officers. JOHN R.

M. JOHN BCHLEY, Secretary. 60CIKTT CI. A Th installing of tha facers of George H. Thomas Post will take place to Pleraon'e Hall.

13S N. Delaware, at 7:30 o'clock thla Tuesday. January 7. ISO. All aoldlera.

their families and the publlo are Invited. w. DA IOHEKTX, Commander. J. BALSLEY.

Adjutant. SOCIETY MASONIC Called meeting of Centre Lodge No. 22. F. and A.

Wedneaday evening, January at 7 o'clock, for work la entered apprentice degree. Visiting brethren will be cordially welcome. CHAS. P. BALZ.

W. M. CH AS. ay JONES. Becratary SOCIETY MASONIC Called meeUng of Marion Lodge No.

SS. F. and A. M-. Wedneaday.

January uot. 7:20 p. for work entered apprentice degree. Visiting brethren welcome. ROBT.

M. LAYTON. W. M. H.

A RONTSY, Secretary. SOCIETY MASONIO Capital City Lodge No. U2. F. and A Masons.

Stated meeting Tuesday evening, January 1, at 7:30 o'clock in Mason la Ball. 41 W. Pearl at. Visiting brethren welcome. JOHN F.

ENQELKE. W. M. ALBERT SMITH. Secretary.

SOCIETY W. of P. Star Lortge No. K. of will center tha first rank thla (Tuesday) evening.

January 7, at JOHN H. ATTER. C. F. A.

BLANCHARD. K- of R- and B. IXST. LOST Lady' a gold watch, with Initials O. M-," on boulevard, between Alabama and Kertdlan.

or on Meridian between Twentyxflfth and Thirty-eighth eta Deat i lptlon, else: hunting case. Roman diamond In baek lid; 16 Jewela Waitham; No, 11141 4. Reward, 207 UBlty Bldg. LOST Oray aqulrrel muff, between general waiting-room, ladies' waiting-room or train sheds at Union station. Monday, about p.

in. C. B. SHIELDS, 7424 E. Waahlngton.

New phone 1513. old phone Prospect 1297. Liberal reward. LOST Oray handbag. In or near Yoha Block.

containing- money, valuable paper and key. Finder oaa return to otnee of L. B. Ayraa St -Co. Reward.

LOST Bracelet, set with sapphires and pearla. at German House, on New Year's eve. Phone new 290 or Woodruff or caU 1839 E. Tenth. Receive reward.

LOST Russian beagle bound; answers to tha name of Queen. Both phones Old phone northi new 483. Return to 2607 N. San-ate ava. Reward.

LOST Gold spectacles, rimless, tn case; oa Col-lege-ave. car or Christ church. Sunday morning, aoa Ashland ava Reward. LOST Dog: black and brown head; black and white body; lame In left front foot. Call phone Prospect 2044.

80S N. Summit at, LOST In center; monogram L. K. A. Return 2311 Broadway; new phone 7444; reward.

L08T Small fraternity pin; letters K. A. O. reward. Room 4.

Fletcher National Bank Building. LOST Silver watch fob; Ivory Chinese charm attached; valued aa keepsake. Reward, New phone 521. LOST Saturday: bifocal gold-rimmed specta cles in black case; liberal reward II returned to 1813 N. Alabama at.

LOST Gold-rimmed arlasaee. Phone 6064. 8HELTON RICHARDSON, River ave. LOST Large white bun terrier; nam Clnco. Reward.

147 8. Illinois at. LOST OR STOLEN. LOST OR STOLEN Brown leather hand bag; TST a Jk 1 XT Tkla4w-auAsiJ liuutti itawam. lav o.i mi tj-srwim.

STOLEN. STOLEN 430 reward and no queatlona asked for return of overcoat stolen from Room 49, Spencer House, between 4:20 and Monday evening. Return Spencer House; STORAGE. STORAGE SHANK'S STORAGE -AND TRANSFER CO. Separate locked rooms for storage; largest padded vans: good men; packing and shipping; satisfaction guaranteed: cheap rates to the West.

LEW SHANK AND C. H. SHANK. 331 E. Waahlngton st.

Telephones 2028. STORAGE WE LEAD; OTHERS FOLLOW. HOG AN TRANSFER AND STORAGE CO- PHONES 475. 12S E. MARKET ST.

SAFE AND MACHINERY RIGGERS. 1 -PURNITCRE AND 'CHINA PACKERS. STORAGE Moving, 81 and per load; will get your goods free If stored with us over five months. BORN TRANSFER STORAGE 318-320 E. Market St.

Both pones 213. STORAGE UNION TRANSFER AND TOR-AO CO. Ernest H. Tripp, praaldant. Only first-class goods taken.

'Packing. E. Ohio and Union tracks Phones 7IS. STORAGE Packing and moving. TUB HAM-ILTON STORAGE 17 N.

Alabama. Mais 748: new. 768. Special rate. STORAGE Mo vug.

8L per load. Main 78, new 768. STORAGE Packing. OTTO SUESZ. 134 K.

New York. Both phones: STORAGE FISHBACK WAREHOUSE CO-415-417 S. Penn-rrlvanla Phone 02. lt)R SALE HORSES AND VEHICLES. I FOR SALE Having finished moat of our contracts, wa want to sail our outfit, consisting of 14 large mules, 4 to I yeara old, weighing 1.250 to 1.3S0 each, and 1 sets of good harness, and 7 wagona; almost new; scrapers, dump beds and all our ARMENEIN CONSTRUCTION 411 Board ef Trade Bldg-.

E. B. WlKKRv- Secretary. FOR SALE Second-hand depot wagons, run abouta and special bargains in doctor's stanhopes and phaetons. Wa make a specialty of Una carriage painting and repairing' and rubber tiring.

Wa store vehicles of all kinds at reasonable rates. HEARSE VEUICLB 115 W. Market st. FOR SALE Extra good team of farm marts, both tn foal, weighing 1.3O0 each, both four yeara old; alao rood team of geldings, four and five years old; must sell at once on account of sickness. SO S.

West at. i FOR SALE New depot wagons, phsetona six-passenger rockaway and coupe; also aew eral eecond-hand vahtclea in good condltloaa, IRVIN ROBBINS ft 33 E. Georgia at. FOR SALE Electric delivery wagon, without batteries; make offer. SUPERINTENDENT, New York Store.

FOR SALE Three or four good delivery and am horses; one fine six-yeax-eld bay mare Call at Home Brewing Company'e stable. i FOR SALE One mare, weighing 1.200 pound a 366; one mare, weighing L200 pounds, loo-; good farm team. 727 Virginia ava. FOR SALE Pair mules; gravel wagon; double harness; 380; work horse, $20. 4-9 W.

Pearl street. FOR SALE Pair fat- maree, gravel wagonc double harness; $150. 42S. W. Twenty-seventh street.

i FOR BALE General purpose horse; gentle. 812 N. West at. FOR SALE Save money by buying harness at 107 N. Alabama at.

FOR SALE Shetland pony, cart, aaddla, etc. ww I I r. I tlTCti C3-. FOR SALE Call NEIMAN SAWDUST CO. for bedding.

Phone 2974. WANTED HORSES AND VEmCLFJI. WANTED To buy good two-horae farm axon; must be cheap and good. Address Box 1S78, News. WANTED To buy two good work horses.

PEOPLE'S TRANSFER 804 E. Waab-lpgton. or new phone noi. FOB SALE AUTOMOBrLES. FOR SALE will sell our remaining stock of automobiles at 30 per cent, to 60 per cent, reduction to quick buyers.

Now Is your time ta get a bargain. Cash will talk at tbla bouse for -the next ten daya Below are a few of the snaps: National touring car. former price i000, now tUSuO. Cadillac touring car, former price $600. now 837S-.

Pope-Hartford. 1907 model, like new. former price 11.400, now ta09. Perfection. 1907 nearly new, former price $2,000, now 31.EO0.

Autocar, former price 8900. now fiOO. Rambler touring car. with top and glaaa-front, former price $900, now 3000. Out-of-town buyers write us.

238 Mass. Ave. FOR BALE-: One Oldsroobtle gasoline runabout, 8208. One Waverley electric runabout, 317S. One Rambler gasoline runabout, 8364.

One Waverley electric delivery wagon, $300. H. T. HEARS EY VEHICLE IIS W. Market st.fc opposite Terminal Statloa FOR SALE One new plans front complete put will fit Vord, Mitchell, Autocar.

Stoddard Daj'ton. Wtnton, Stevens. Duryea etc. Best In city for auto supplies at low prices. The Auto Shop.

GItiSON AUTO 238 Massachusetts ave. FOR SALE One Cadillac, with tuintiu; a good con tlon former pries to cluae out. 3T73; a great anap. GIBSON AUTO CO. MEDICAL.

MKIMCAL LISTEN. DIABETES AND RHEUMATISM ttivly cured by newly discovered treatment; po matter how long standing; wri; at once for particulate: advice free. INSTITUTE, 1615 N. Seventeenth Philadelphia. Pa UiyPKIt.

LAUN DAY Frank 6'lniler Tow Cuiuixmy; beet service- Both phooea mill FOR SA LB-MITXLiyEOrf. BARGAINS IN SECtXTHAKD PHONO-l GRAPHS. I'Tallt-O-PhniM, each f'S ea 1 Columbia Grand, coat new 1110.00, now 1 Edison 5 i 1 F.iUeon direct current electric -su 1 Multi-Pitch nlckel-in-tha-slot, plays eight records a 2 60 All of theae, machlnea are aa good aa new. in both meehantvni and looks, and they are Just tha thing for nickel ehowa Easy terms. CARUN-aV LKNNOX, Noa and B- Market at, Indianapolis.

Ind. FOR SALE LUMBER CHEAP. In order to reduce our large stock, wa etTer for tha next sixty days, new lumber at secondhand prices. Doors. 81.

cased window and door frames, 3i and up: framing- material, ehesthing, lining at $18 per thousand feet; shingle at per thousand; fence posts. ISo each. 448 Lord between Noble and East ata. Big Four track and South at. FOR SALE Big reduction sale on suits and overcoats.

Any $3f suit or overcoat to your measure, now 327.1. Any $30 suit or overcoat, now $22.40. Any $25 suit or overcoat. Bow $18.60. Any 822.80 suit or overcoat, now $17.

Any $2 suit or overcoat, now $15. Trousers ta-proportion. 88 W. Monument Plaoe, W. G.

SCHNEIDER. FOR SALE If you Intend to buy any lumber or have any planing mill work done the Eaglesfleld Company wou like to have you give them an. opportunity to furnish your stock and do work. Nineteenth and L. E.

A W. railway. Indianapolis; out-of-town work given prompt attention; prices now at their lowest level. FOR SALE TYPEWRITERS, new and see-ond-hand; complete line of machines of all makes, from $14 up; machines rented. 82 up per month; aent anywhere; expert tepaliiag.

Aak for our line of manufacturers' rebuilt typewriters. TYPEWRITER EXC HANQ 31 Monument Place. FOR SALE Don't forg-et auction sale of fine upright plane and furniture Wednesday, January t. at a. nv, at 1Z25 N.

Keystone ava See list of goods ia to-morrow's News T. J. SEMAN8. Auctioneer. FOR SALE Coal.

Linton No. 4. Raymond City. 84 7b; Ohio Jackson. Pocahontas, 25c per ton for carrying In.

HIP-PLfi COAL CO. Pboaes, new SsTt, old Proepect 275. FOR SALE New and second-hand billiard and pool tables, bar fixtures of all kind; easy payments Send for catalogue. BRUNSWICK-BALKB-COLENDER. 40 8.

Meridian. FOR SALE Everything la musical tnstjra- tnents and music at lowest pricea WXTLBCHN ER-STE WART MUSIC OO, Ut W. Penney tvania a. FOR SALE It's to-morrow. Wedneaday.

January 8. a. m. What? The big furniture auction. 754 Virginia ave.

THE K. STROU6E Aoctloneera FOR' SALE Awning and three Welsbaoh are lights; must be sold at onca GEO. MANN-FELD SONS, 128 Pennsylvania St. New phone 8748. FOR SALE3 YOU CAN RENT AN OLIVER TYPEWRITER FOR $3 A MONTH.

OLIVER TYPEWRITER AGENCY. BOTH PHONES. 107 B. OHIO STREET. FOR SALE ALTO SAXOPHONE AND CASE.

cost $70 new, one year ago; best condition; must sell It at once; $30 cash takes It. Address C. M. ERVIN. Box IS.

Warren. Ind. FOR SALE Pianos; Haines Brothers' highest grade; finest tone; lowest prices; easiest payments. 1104 College ave. Factory pricea $100 to $160 leas than store prioee.

FOR SALE Sealskin coat, brown marten collar and cutis; new coat; sise, 24; cost ao use for It; will sell for $103. Address Box 1474, Newa FOR SALE Unable to continue payment, will sell fine upright piano for balance due. 1104 College. FOR SALE Best place tor loan on watcbea Jewelry and dlamonda BURTON'S. 11 N.

at. FOR SALE Second-hand baaeburnera heaters. cook atoves and rangea on easy payments. 830 Virginia ave. i FOR SALE Or Rant: Invalid rolling chain.

parlor reclining chatra W. D. ALLISON 807 N. Alabama at. FOR SALE Meat market fixtures, such aa Ice box.

counters, blocks and racks. CaU, H. O. 6TONSELS. 1030 8.

East. FOR SALE Boston terrier pupa, pedigreed. cheap. 239 N. New Jersey.

New phone BOSS. i f- i FOR SALE Small stock of groceries: excellent location; fine bualneas; cheap. Addresa Box 15ZSI. New. FOP.

SALE Oak sideboard, dining table. chalra Garland baseburner, large else; will sell cheap: leaving city. 1423 Ashland ava FOR SALE Rooming-house oa prominent cor ner; partly rurnlahed; will take vacant jot. Address Box 1400, Newa FOR SALE Boy's i Tuxedov twelve-year-old size; good aa nawworn only twice; cneap. 2337 Central ava FOR SALE A good tone-square piano; $25; also! soma furniture, cheap.

Calf evenings, 735 King ave. i FOR SALE Quick Meal range; good as new; used only a short trme; coat $40; salt for $26. 407 E. Twenty-fifth. FOR SALE Long black broadcloth coat, white satin lining; velvet trimmed; 34.

$07 B. Twanty-aeoond st. FOR SALE Two rooms: furnished. Flat Coburn apartmenta, Delaware and New Tor streets. FOR SALE Leaky cisterns cleaned and cemented; wells, 600 per toot.

BUTTZ. Phoaea 731. FOR BALE Furniture tor aix roomat well equipped for boarding sod rooming- 331 Massachusetts ave. FOR SALE Pen Buff Orpingtons; twelve females, headed by large cock; laying strain; $20. BEN BATCHLET, Maxwell, Ind.

FOR SALE Showcase, two 10-foot tables and shelving. 449 Massachusetts ava EOR SALE All heat coal. 33.2a ton. Old phone Woodruff 1652, new 2844. FOR SALE Baled shredded fodder, delivered In city.

GEORGE PIERSON, Baa Da via FOR SALE Pool and billiard tables cheap. 8137 N. Senate. FOR SALE Folding-bed; good cheap. 1535 Bellefontalne St.

condition; FOR SALE "Mandy Lee" 140-egg incubator, and seven brooders. 1 1244 Blaine ave. FOR BALE Two brindla bull terrier pupa, cheap. 2135 Roosevelt ave. FOR SALE Fine gold fillings MARY LLOYD.

Dentist, 84 Baldwin FOR BALE Wood from the farm st Castletoa or Noblesvllle. W. V. HOOKER. FOR SALE Five hundred business oarda, tOo.

COUSINS, Printer. 24 Virginia ava. FOR SALE Art Garland oven. 1818 Howard. baseheater.

with FOR SALE) Almost new firs-proof safe. Address Box 1530. Newa FOR SALE Music box 1 110 for $40. Address Box 1572, New. FOB SALE Largs Kruee A Dewenter furnace; almost new; cheap.

2S14 Northwestern ava FOR SALE Bedroom aultea. chatra, etoves, linoleum, at a bargain. 413 W. New York at. FOR SALE Antique four-poster maple bed in SHANK'S auction rooms, 231 N.

New Jersey. FOR SALE Houae to be wrecked; 70.000 feet lumber for sale. Addresa Box 1411. Newa FOR BALE Scotch collie; pedigreed; good home more than price. 1203 N.

Oxford st. FOR SALE Cement block machine, son st, 725 Harri- FOR SALE Gent's fine gold watch; half-price. Address Box liTl. Newa FOR SALE Grocery on South Side for cash. Address Box 1401.

Newa FOR SALE Flrat -class caah register. Maaeaohuaette ave, 400 FOR SAL ID A few second-hand wlndmllla JOHN O. THA ST BR, Irvlnrton 336. FOR SALE One fine full-blood Barred Plymouth Rock cockerel. 2408 Broadway.

FOR SALE Grocery stock and. fixturea SS Wsinut st. FOR SALE 13 cook stove; new gratee; sell for 84.60. 1130 Flnley Shelby car. FOR SALE Coaster brake bicycle, cheap.

V.CX Arrow ave. FOR SALE Typewriter; perfect condition; bargain. 414 E. North. -( FOR SALE Electric runabout; a bargain.

Address Box 1E.S9, Newa. FOR SALE Oood restaurant; I I caah. Address Box 1519.1 Newa FOR SALE New planoa, $145 sad WUL8CHNEIT8. up. FOR 8ALK euv business cards for 40a TOR.

Printer. N. Delaware VTC- FOR SALE Home bakery; a bargain. Wayne ave. 854 Ft- FOR BALE Two fresh cows.

1-25 Madison ava FOR SALE OR FOR SALE OR TRADS-A clean, up-to-date, first-class bardwar atore for Indianapolis property or good farm. Thl 1 a good etock and nothing but rood property wm be considered. THE CAPITAL REALTY AND EXCHANGE SIT Terminal Jildg. Both phones 313. FOR SALE OR TRADE Modern, ten-room.

N. New Jersey-st. houae for city property or farm. Address CHARLES W. LEE, Logans-port, Ind.

FOR SALE OR TKAUIi IX stock dry goods and notiona; In city of 26.00; up-to-date; for rental pror.erty or farm. Vi W. 704 Umck, II FOR HALE OR TRADK-V f-t have you to trade for 103 acres, wi'h incumurniici, "Ity 33.00. Ad re i.l, Nwa eq ICJt SALE OR TRA 1 cery and meat market. 11H3 Kentm-liv av FOtl RALE OR vacant luts; nreme Ind.

1 VOLO AND 'A II i. jOljj and nLVf ii.A: The direc" 'oa av JAS. it. h'tfl'. -Jj It io land at.

KiNANclAly ,1 i. i it I ft. ')? Si v--Jjl 1 BEGIN 4" THE NEW TEAR S--Mt V'-l $1 JSJ.Mt BIGHT. 3 Ut it tt nave you a number of that ta MkrYit 4a h. Vi i.l tin nAI 1-t TY1 rt13 8 too long until the sxotila vno owe begin crowding- you, because it may hurt your at credit.

ft Make your word and credit good. We'll let you have the money quick St 81 and put the matter In such ahape that ft tt you can repay the loan easily. 81 la the weekly payment on a $.0 loan for tt tt weeks; other amounta at tha earn tt proportion. We loan from 3i to $-10 tt 88 on furniture, pianos, teams, fixturea 8t 88 and other personal property without re- It movaU bualneas strictly eontitlentlal. 88 88 Loana nde in all parte of city; atae $8 at Pheibyville.

Greenileld. Knlahtatown, tt Franklin. Columbua Martlnavllle, Leba- tt non. Noblesvllle, Greencastie. Soiceland, tt 83 Danviile.

Clavton. plalnfteld and all 83 towns reached by Intel-urban roada. Mali 8t $8 or phone appltoatlona receive our prompt tt 83 attention. If you need money tilt out tt tt the following, blank, cut it out and tt $8 mall it to ua and our agent will call on tt 88 you. 38 Kama, tt i tt tt tt tt ft ai ti It tt tt 13 tt tt tt 83 tt tt tt 83 tt 33 83 tt tt 33 Wifa'a Name.

atr. ieasst4sseae. e- JLiTs4ant aeef seee Call en er addresa INDIANA MORTGAGE LOAN CO. 3 ft tttt 3i3 Establlahed 1SST. $njt tmtt ROOM 4.

LOMBARD BLDO. 34H B. WASHING TON 8 8fSsa t-UtUHttit STREET. tv. $JfJt tSfJ-'Ji't miliiimHit BOTH PHONES 1384.

FINANCIAL DO TOTJ NEED MONEY If so, iglve us a call, tor we loan money ta sums of $10 to $200- oa furniture, planoa, organ, horses, wagons, warehouse receipts, etc. without removal. You have thus the use of both property and money. We give you plenty of time to par the money back, from one month to one year, in email weekly or monthly payment. WE TAKE NOTHING OUT IN ADVANCE.

-We give you In plain figures what the coat of the loaa will be so there can be no misunderstanding. We give you the privilege cf paying the loan In full at any time, and charge you only for the time you have It. We loan you money te pay your grocer, doe-tor, rent, inaurance, lease on furniture or for any other purpose whatever. We also pay off loana held by other -companies and loan you more money, too. Ws have plenty of money at all times, and after the lowest rates coaalatent with sound bualneas principles.

We loan money for the Interest, and yoa Bead have no fear of losing your goods on account of alckness or other mlsfortuna Do not be misled by advertised rataa which appear cheap, but upon investigation are not what they aeem. Wa a hall be pleased to further explain ecr method of doing buaineaa at any time. All our dealings are atriotiy confidential. We make no Inquirlee among your friends er neighbor. Call and eee us before borrowing.

SECURITY MORTGAGE LOAN 207 Indiana Trust Building. Comer Washington at. and Virginia ave. Old, main 2923. New phone 25.

FINANCIAL J.Wi$tMrwtwrm??''tJi''l utuiutmumt i iamiisumiimttm i -v l-l en r. 3i tint Money loaned on fumitare, ptanee, $38 horses and vehicles, warehouse re- 33 celpts, without removal. INTEREST 4 PER CENT. $Mt pER TEAR. 1 tt Charges for servlcea and expeasee tttt tM very reasonable.

Payments aaay. All f4 t'St buslnesa strictly confldeotlaL titt THE STANDARD LOAN CO. $'t tt Saks Building, second floor, over 3 Sacs ft Clothing Store, south- $it till, west corner Pennsylvania and Wash- tttt Inaton sta. PHONE MAIN 1928. tut rsmirttmtmttttttttMitttttv'tttt FINANCIAL IMS VERY-DAT Mast be supplied If you are 'short.

We'll ad-vaaee you the amount needed, aad give yoa one month or one year to repay, in small weekly or monthly payments Wa allow a moat liberal rebate If paid before dua only charging for the time yoa k-ev. It. WE GIVE tha FULL AMOUNT Wa loan on furniture, planoa. horse, sta (without removal). Wa give yoa plenty of time to get en your feet In case ef sickness er other mlsfortuna We've been doing this for elghtaaa yeara All buaineaa strictly confidential.

If you ean not call, phone or write ua and we will call en you at onca INDIANAPOLIS MORTGAGE AND LOAN CO, 210 UNITY BLDG, 14T EAST MARKET. ST. OLD PHONE MAIN $41. NEW HI. PiNiN'rm $tKntnwt33mmmmt4ttt33wtw4mmtt8 I MONET TO LOAN To ail inuuairioua and noneat people at a In tha city.

rate lower tnsa can be found on household goods, pianos, bor wagona etc, without removing tha security. You repay us la payments te suit your Income. NO ADVANCE CHARGES. A call will coavine you. that our statements sre true.

EAST MARKET ST. LOAN CO. 20S Law Bldg. 134 E- Market St. New 432.

Phrmea Main 298. FINANCIAL MONEY Loaned on Furnfture, Planoa. Horses and Wagona "NTEREST CHARGES ONLY $14 ONE MONTH. 4e. $20 ONE MONTH.

lOo. $40 ONE MONTH. 20o- 484 ONE MONTH, zoe. ALL OTHKR AMOUNTS IN PROPORTION. INDIANAPOLIS LOAN COMPANY, 813 STATE LIFE BUILDINtl, 14 E.

WASHINGTON ST. TELEPHONE MAIN 444. NEW 1483. FINANCIAL -MONET. LOANED ON SALARIES.

Lowest rates sad smallest payments mads by any company. If you are In need ef money and hold a good position with a responsible concern, ses aa Wa ean belp you. All Inqulrlea and business strictly confidential. 307 INDIANA TRUST BLDO, FINANCIAL 1 START THE NEW YEAR 1 OWING BUT ONE PARTY. SAY ART LOANS ON PLAIN NOTES.

4 (JIVE YOVR NOTE. GET TO tljO. 3 WE NEVER TAKE LOWEST RATES. EASIEST PAYMENTS. 1 OPEN 7:30 A.

M. TO 4. P. M. I WED.

AND SAT. TILL 8 P. M. 4 INDIANAPOTJS FINANCE 201 Law Building. 134 F- Market at.

FINANCIAL PLENTJi OF MONEY FOR SALARIED PEOPLE. We are alwaya alad to loaa money to any honest man on his personal note, to ba repaid from his salary, weekly or monthly. delay. No embarrassing Inquiries Just alga a note and get the money. N.

Pennylvanla upstairs. FINANCIAL Money left in loan on city or farm property. Is sum of 11 a to spd upward, at lowest rate of Interest. Can furnish money without delay with privilege of prepayment. If deaired loan may be repaid In easy monthly lnatall menta.

and Irterest red-jced a ccord 1 i GERMAN AMERICAN TRUST 1J Fenn.ylvanta at. FINANCIAL Five per cent, money to loaa on Indianapolis city property or oa property in any county-aeat town or on farm property anywhere- In Indiana: we una our own funda; no 5lny: partial ravrn-nt Cn'l or addreaa FARliEES TRUST 14 K. Market rt. FIN ANCIAL Muney to loan on furrn mortgages anywhere in Indiana at i per r-r t. intereet, annual or ml-annual lntret; fu.l partial payment prlvliearea granted; Ur loan a specialty: cort eepnndence lnvf- i.

FRANK C. EVANS Cr wford-vlil-. Jr-d FINANCIAL We will loan your at per cent, and ner cent real estate aecurltv. RICHARDSON. K'mj ft UHL.

177 K. Market -t VlNANCIAL Larse amouivt of in: fund: lowest rates Di''if: at room 1 and 3. FLORE A -STICKER. Lawyers. FINANCI A LP I a (e loana on fbrT.71 furniture to honrtt pwr't at rri rate.

Address I'. O. Box end I 1 I. Il.ANCiAlJo-l. iiJ H.

rAHkuN r. to l.J Law li.g. Loaa FTV vrt a I- i AN' IAly iiov. when and TO cT-TF IT, ou nt-e-1 tnone'rT M't cvt ryt-rly d-JS soifie 1 We cn hoi 'j you I caliir-a: ort anv tin you teicix.ra; d. Never burrowed befiref It iruike no rfcrenrei Mnt avery one at au -asn in I Can soy onn borrow ea, any one of ace and honest; lni u.

l.at Secnnly ahe.ll give? advance TiroreV cn Hut. hi'iLl) )P PI A StA, WAKEiii't'SK El'J, without removal. Arr lea. luweat rates er.4 liberal rebate for -rciymnt. Where aall 1 calit CENTRAL IO AN APSOClATICr, I RiH'M 2-3.

STATB UKK HI JI-DlG. i 15 Eaar Wastilnrtca r-(. (Over twain ft to.) Second Floor. Front Ito-mi. Phones: ifiin New 1 a $tf FINANCIAL mmm THIS COMPANY IS THE POuR MANS FF.IKNT.

This tltls has ben earned end leerv1 Ua during- the aixteea yeara we have I 1 1 buaineaa. because of the fact that w-money ea Household OooUa 1 Horses, Vehicles or any good Persorm; eurtty at Lower Rataa of Interest tr. 1 other eorapany, becatiae of the fa-t treatment a mora liberal thaa that of -1 other company; and because our eoatt i- know by experiencs that we are alwey 1 to extend tneir time In case of -r other misfortune besides. It Is easier ta money from ua tias from any other com pa 1 there la.no "red tape" to unwind. Do 1.0.

Uctty, no erabarrasalng Inquiries among tr1-- 1 and oelrhboia. in fact, nothing but t. BUSINESS at reenable sat rataa No matter how much money -4 need or how Hi tie come and see us 1 1 will cost you no. hint-. loan COMPACT.

Upetalra, 14 N. Pennsylvania at. FINANCIAL 3St IT CONCERNS YOU To gnow where you can ret tha r- rates on a loan on your household goo- horses, wagona, pianos, e'e, without moval or any rybllclty We arrange t. payments to su4 you give a rebtvia if paid before due. ALL DEALLV-csh ARE STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL If you can't call, writ or phene ua, STATE LOAN CO.

11 ft 15 Baldwin Bik. 1ST E. Market St. 8 First floor, next ta the elevator. New phone 72.

it tt? tnttt 4s: utrtiinttut' wtmtr FINANCIAL Half Interest In aatabliahed con merclal business; establlahed ImjH; tiays i -) per cenL annually on money invested: a.nl partner retlrlnir: buaineaa reference rejuirj. Addreaa Box ll3, Newa FINANCIAL Will make private loars Ti watches and dlamonda with decent m- of buslnesa. Strictly confidential. WIL- 3. E.

Waahlngton at. Ovar Courthouse Cn. eery.) FINANCIAL Best place for Iosli oa watchea Jewelry and diamoada IVH-TON'S, 11 N. Meridian. rinjiin.M lj ror long time ea Is at favorable rate.

THOMAS DAY ft Xll FINANCIAL Money on mortrage lt tur town In Indiana THOMAS DAY ft 7 FINANCIAL Safetv deposit bovea t- P- year. MEYER-K19ER BANK. The Arcale, FINANCIAL Private party will loan on i-anoa and furniture. Address It i'. frtCjlNFi4 CHAMf.

BLaiNEtiS CHANCE Want man to take charge of solicitors for ad. vertistng and hold potation as manager; experience not necexaary; muat own one-fourth Interest In publioationj publication already establ'shed; req-'i-dl Investigate at ones. Addresa Box UiS, Ns-wa. BUSINESS CHANCE The Purse eoal chute saves your cellar windows; you can tvot afford to leave them out when bulldiuar. PUR-SSLL COnNlCm 115-317 B.

Ohio st. Foons 3333. BUSINESS CHANCiS Prof! table business n. terprlae In amusement line; an opportunity for man with $1.00 nice lno- re would commence at onca Addreaa Bos New. BUSINEod CHANCE For Salat Only drug store in small town; paid profit of $3.

lit for the year 1W; Invoice about will tike t00 cnh, balance long Addrees Lox 1694. BUSINESS CHANCE Why take chancea 01 fire or burglary? Hafety deposit boxaa 88 per annum. MEYER-KISER BANK. The, Arcade. BUSINESS CHANCE Wanted I By young mad well acquainted in the city, position collecting- or selling to buslnesa meni am a huatlert reference given.

Address Box lima. News. BIINESS CHANCE Lest grocery la clty" location Is north: between $M) and $90 a Inquire of ALDKIDGE. oars Brinkmeyer. Kuba ft co.

BUSINESS CHANCE Bargains In greoerleet $i50 to 81 fro; any part ofcity: can trade some. FOSTEH ft t2i Boaxd of Ttade, Phones 814. BU6INEa CHANCE Remember the an good furniture auction to-morrow, Wednee-day, January 8. 8 a. 754 Vlrfrlnia ave.

THE B. H. BTROUFK Auctloneera. BUS1NK33 CHAN TB Wanted To buy stock general rnsrchanfl las store: win gl choice Indlanapolla real estate la trade. Addreaa 34 Law Building.

BUSINESS CHANCE Have an enterprise that guarantees return of Investment within six months, with a profit. If you have money for Investment, address lf.3. News. BUSINESS CHANCE Wanted: To buy livery atable. city or country; give cb'doe Inlnm.

1 r--i4 t4 rr 1- nt 1 ,.10 PRICHETT COMPANY. 324 Iw Hldg. BUSINESS CHANCE Wanted: To buy fmit-rf atnre stock: invoice 81.Su0 to 13.0C0. Call 3.4 Ma CHANCE For Hale or Rent: Lrics; factory. 25, (KO capacity; Princeton, Ind.

Addresa CHAS. READ. Oakland City. Ind. BUSINESS" CHANCE For Sale or Trade: OH established millinery atore: a good baran to the right party.

Addreaa Box li7. New. BUSINESS CHANCE envelopes. 1 IV letter heads. $1.25.

COUSINS, printer, 25 Vlr-. clnla ave. BUSINESS CHANCE Millinery atore. well lilliEfc boia ti nc. Addreaa Box IMS, Newe.

BUSINESS CHANCE For Sale: A atoca rr.erchand ae. Addreaa mt 1 NOTICP1: NOtICJ-- NOTICE OF PtT. Notice la hereby given, that the nnd resigned has d'lly qualified as ac uunlM rs.u of eetate of Elisabeth Zlismorniann, lta of Marion county, Indiana. oecAaed. Sail ea-tate Is euppo-d to be solvent.

MAinilAs ZIMMP1MAVN. NOTICE A large number of uuta-ied f')r auna and overcoara to close out at douhie the frios. S3 W. Monument Pac W. SCM.NK1DEIL NOTICE THE FEERLtfJ FO ''NL'rtT 710-7iS E.

Maryland furnU -a retlr any stove manufactured; o-js aiove repairing. NOTICE Furnaces, srutt-r-. sH roofs repaired by Kentucky ave. Telephone NOTICE HENRY A. furnaces.

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