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EillLDKiG OF THE FILTER. COMPiXV HXrECTJT TU ELGIX VVOUK. SOOX. Mot sf It "Will Probably II Fl ashed nr(or Wlaier ill lUalnrkr At Pmvee Aluru lavs, mayor and eablntt yesterday afierne ou eoi rf erred tapon th question: proposed, filter tbit la to put in by the Xn iar.apoi! Water Company; tit lm vfaiiit of Kentucky vnu along G. eotiUwa cemetery, and the granting of a rancLUg to'.

Phoenix Telephone Com I Th Water Company expressed its readi to so ahead and build saod filter oa the jian of the la us at Lawrence. JIa5s. The company says that It baa em i. yed a consulting engineer to do this work Alien llaxen.of Boston, who was la like capacity to do "th work Mr. Haaen I now prepar ami specifications for the lvls.

of the Water Company, "The depth of tbsysand filter, which b. piice at the upper gallery, will from a thickness of three to fivs faet. 1 to be filtered will be river wa 'l will cover a space of beta an.l,sevea acres, and the storage ti wa'T to be filtered will be of lik.e is.L. hop to be ready begin the In boue twenty days, and that the g. atr part ot It can completed before siotcr.

Th? work of excavating will be jL.rcu.1. unl will give employment to more two hundred men and many teams. as far as possible the res r't we'd' supply. This would also be for sow purposes If aerated and t.ir ira san t. as such treatment nuke v.iter softer and better it dostlo.

and commercial purposes. ci.jeetion made to our well supply that its Iron ami corrosive properties destroy copper and wrought Iron, though L.cy do not affect cast Iron or lead." JiTesit jmprsTnarit. Th of the Board Of Public "SVorks themselves in favor of Kentucky avenue with as lit as but referred to the sforney the solution of the problem to how this could be done without us the cost ot the Improvement Oy in the residence side of the The board resolved that the two railroad tracks should go ns far at toward the cemetery side, and oat ths aar tracks saail placed ri. j. to the railroad tracks as could Li ojn with safety.

Ey doing the Kar! will get1 IS feet for a highway be cuib line on the east siJe of j. and the treet ar tracks. The was discussed whether the im j.r ev r.t couU not be made and the a 7. nt for one half be trade to lie tne Cfmetfry. The property 1U 'tor trie improvement coula then be i i.

If city became the purchaser. 1: V. Cfi" 1 id' una ie. could then be made into 'a 1 i. City At: Curt'.

says: "The ques 'ivs lne riht of a corporatloa to rr; erty tr.jit has already en r1 i or donated to. a specific tre, i tf.it a pubi.e one. It ins nearly 1 ie to find out what dirf ereat rights il owner may have should tins 1:1:1 i taken lor other than cemetery The q.i whether it v. i Holi to heirs or not. The i rr.vTr treats upon the susject Of lm g.

s'r et, Jt a part of a street. I ivf i 1 rrc if I can find any au i.s the Improvement of a i strvi an 1 have th js far not to O) so. We can get suth a 1 f. tr.a Just as we a to put a sewer through i a cem ry. We not try to it t'w t.irouph unvil we got that v.

lf wa werw ta gwe at run the cemetry. in Ker a. a ht ef way, insteai of i r.t l. now we coal 1 yr't and asss the railroad m. ide of the street." 1 for 1.." who 1 ve V.

rr that ssreet. tnd that it is a th l.ttie proptrt.tS 1 assrim.it Ir me Tl l.ve in the would he for tr. tratr.c lnrrn th.s city and Wt lr. nn tr.t who raot tr.e rot dr. i but hat tfi li t.ie general benefit of 1 cf TuMic Work ht been ttk or t'" rro is ti' an ai.v and tile encroa' ii nvate persons vpori pnbac br.r said l'res.

if nt rvt ai owed any r.ew en ur 'n the street yirce cm i. if ar many abuse that of thee are It 1.1 appear to be tU to ref t.ir? rresent cin i in the ase wliere the pub In ase of ne rr not for 'the c'tv, bat for private Th re il upon the or, e.i':re of f'ai and South Metldtun thtr be no Eew ta riioeuis Teleihot Contrset T'V' if. "a it 1 rc rv i' i a i sit r.txt Uhr for at.o ore hur he! in tier f. ir lt. Jarkioa, ji.i Iv i I XV.

jS fruit attor. ey been msirvicie a to tract for the Fhoenix Telephone ar 1 this wiil.be presented to rarv fcr arrival next Week. specii that within the the wif i shall be laid I. Matters in controversy be junl L'cioa Telephone Com the civ come up for ad Water Company now lred i.ien employed in whlcn to lay pipes to Jackon. When this ted the Water Company ied in iis system the three liwir west of the river West sand Ml An Old a ail Prominent Wayne Tovs nsblii Ilia i at tn Tl To.

r. ir i tO vst.i Lr Cltlseai Career, T3. Tour.srerman, aa old and itizea of Wayne township, dld northw ert of Jit. Jack evenin. man born in lit'ort tin the Main, in He i United States when he was old.

fanJ stayed in IVnnsyl (. ve cits. II came lo Iniiana I '( v. sf 'J', 1 1. 1 i ri! I.

tl i to r. t.S family hjsve yet In their possesslonth buckle fc wore on his bH when running to a Mr. Youngerrnan was proml uat Odd Tetliw. being secretary of Ger 4 niania Lods for terms. He was loan association organised In Indianapolis, lie was a tutrntr of the German Luthtr aa church.

Mr. Toungertnan u4 to say ttat taer wersr oafy si Germans In In ai.tnapollt when he came to the town. He was oa ot the few mtn left wnose for tune was to lndianapoUs grow from a hamlet to a city. He was a man of sterling business qualities and great strength of character, and energy, and thought. He had been an invalid for years, but his death was a the fdjnily and neighbors, as he literally "died on his fitt." Mr.

Youngerman married In ISO Miss Matilda Lansenberg, of Indianapolis. She with seven children of a family of nine, survives him. Scott. Arthur and Albert, the three sons, are married, and live near home. The four daughters are Mrs.

O. C. Webb. Mrs. Charley Loomls, Mrs.

Elrmr Covedale and Miss Emma Youngtrman. Funeral will be held to morrow, 2 p.m., at tne borne. AFHOniSMS. TeIate, Vr Jobsj B. Closer.

Speculation Is nly spectacular gambling. The thinner the Ice, the raster you must slide. Some people think It to keep you waiting. Teople who "make baste slowly" generally get left. I Persons who swap lies always get cheated la the "dicker." If you go out look Xor Truth, she will uiwf you half way.

There are people, even la Boston, who den't "know beans." Declamation pleases our fancy, but logic? satisfies our Judgment. I have observed that the ground hog nearly always sees bis shadow. Many a man has lot a good thing by "letting go to spit on his hands." The thnfty nra strops his razor on the Bible, and shaves himsalf oa It is easy enouxh to 'saw wood," but to "say nothing" is what tries a. A thirsty man is about as likely to catch at a straw" as a drowning man. In affafrs of the heart nothing can equal an "old fool.

except it may be two 01a fools. A young man's dress does not have so much to do with his success as his ad dress. Our best thoughts re oftert lost, be cause we forget our pass Dooas ana our pencil. Did you ever notice how many persons there are who know all about the "will of God?" We are continually seeking to know the future, when the knowledge of it would make us most miserable. There Is no ''half way house" between Authority and Reason, and the man who halts midway has no shelter for his head.

When we consider how much Samson accomplished with the Jaw bone of an we are led to wonder why some peo plc accomplish so little with the whole animal. aal A Sttsplclom. Washington Star. 'Xook here." said a delegate. Indignant ly.

"I want an explanation." hat's the.matterr askea tne ponucai "In that letter you wrote me you refer to my patriotism." ei; I ftlt Justified In doing so. 'Yes: but you spelt it a trlotlsm. What I war.t to know is whether you don't know any better, or whether you are trying to be AVhWtllac Weather ladleat A novel method of issuing weather fore casts has been mstitutej by a estem raiiAay company. The engi.ie drivers. at cist ances of about three miles, ttlve rrr tiu shrill thistle, which inform the fruit growera and farmers and others ution it concerns wnat tne ruure weatoc is likely ta be.

L) EC ATI it, ILU, l.OO nonnd Trip IMO. Vjl t. W. rallrvad, SunJay. June Ti.

Pth: 1 leaves Um.in atatwn a. m. fail informaiun. tickots. ic.

cnl at city i Kel oltica. 1 iUinoia IL, or tinioa sia tu n. 1 0 Copy at Xe Mosleal Air Pree. As anvKher hapcy aurpnse fur callers at J. ilaroti's ahoe tious.

24 and Xx E. he is them wf.a I flirt a e. g.vn fr e. It Is a air. iuu ot mei and is a which: will be a vaiuabia aajitioa to musical Devn Go To Karase recuperate If your la broken.

recuperate If your herjth la broken. Ti Ton can It itht here by ue.ng nature a greatest rv mji the West Eaden and Martiiwvtila wafers. knnw 11? J. iieuser ek Co.botlie Sietn. Teiephona J7.

Clear Aa Crystal I the water used by the Home rewlng Co. in their worM bestera. tii "Coium. h.a," and Extract of Mail." No family ah mld be tiem at such a time as x. Sold la Teiephone VXrk Fssr Klne Ydollna, Vide by Iurt "s' um Pierce, will be found on for next week only nt prices to suit.

Call at his f.iti.e. 47 Virginia and examine tnern before It la too late. 1 EverytblaK Good, If you want to be sure of getting good, pure, wines or rn. kles and brn lies, cali up J. Metxtter ec Co.

carry ths largest Slock and ask the lowest prices. Superfluous Hair, Moles, removed forever. Varln, ft. over A res' a. Tldiwea of Joy, k'wNERAL Diili.CTUR CHA 3.

T. WHJTSErTT. Telptjc ie Ki. i i HAL DlivECTORi I'LaNNFT. rsiOTTAN AN.

LADY LMHALMEK laidiea an.l 18 'N. I. inois tl. Teler rione 4tL 1 1. Mim xuvrj.

AL.V VV Genuine Berliner Weiss Ttler in. bottles fur ty J. Metz at Sole Telephone 7. DIED. JOACHIMI Nancy, wife of died June is, l.

at il.J p. residence. E. Washington si. Puneral Sunday at liiiu p.

tn. ErienOe iuviitX. DVTTON Emma, age 3 years, beloved wife cf Wiilt Tjuit. died Friday morning the Eunervil Sunday, at 10 o'clock. 'rlendei of the tam.iy Invited to No.

awney su STANTON Msy. eldest daughter of Garrett A. and llaitie died at a p. m. Ttiiirs d.iy..

June ii. t'unertil from reaidenwe, Sun iijy, at 10 a. m. Hurlal at Greenwood cemetery. Friends Invited.

YOCNtt P. AN George B. Touoi ermm did ThuisJay A ening at at his resi lcn mr miles west of city. Puneral Sunday at p. from residence, iiurlai at Ctown Hill, Prienda Jacob, died In Jcondfdo, Cat, June lv i.

Was boin It Clairendon. April Zo, ls went to Euftalo, N. when twenty year old, engaged In the real eststa busm was rua.rru 1 at tvrenty tlve; came to Indiana, and livrtil in Indiiiap.lis nearly fifty ar; moved to California three years re His ren.aina burled in Liscondtdo his having died about ten years ago. Card Tlisaks. We 5 lre to express our sincere thanka to our frien ls and oeitrl'xvrs; also, to Knuh.n.

L'i, L.aikweil, utul takers, f.r their kind ners durr. the rH'Sn and death of VUX M. AND MRS. MATTHEW GC1NAX. Ft'XERAL DIRECTORS, I.

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4. I X. St. a r. a.

l.ulM 11 I'll rlk r. N. Deiawews f. 'Pn. oi ve 4il.

Kes device. LNL EiiTAKIN' ROOM. s. o'v ti i' a. prlosa.

Waatiinguit. at. 4 tl THE INDIANAPOLIS NEWS. SATURDAY. ITNE 27.

1SD3. BOLD PROPOSITION TO THE MANAGER OF THE SENTINEL Tea Thousand Trial Bottles of Plaayon's Gasr aateel Rheumatism tad Dyspepsia Core Will Be Gives Away For Two Days at the Sentinel Office, Beginning oa Next Monday. una 29, From 9 a. n. ta 5 ft.

m. To the Manager Indianapolis Sentinel Having discovered. positive nd peedy cur for rheumatism. I address you in th hope that you will give publicity ta my claim. I am well aware that In.

making the bold assertion that I have discovered a positive cure for rheumatism there will rise a strong doubt in the minds of the as to the truth of this statement, and that a larga majority of the people will class this new discovery with the Koch lymph failure and the Erown Se quard elixir of Mf. delusion. is to overcome this prejudice that. 1 invoke the ail of your paper. I court ibe fullest Investigation under your direction and personal supervision.

I would suggest that the fairest and surest to test the efficacy of this remedy would be for this company to send 10, OW trial bottles to the Sentinel office, there to be given out absolutely free to all persona afflicted with rheumatism; that the name and address of each person who accepts the remedy be entered in a book and at the end of one week a reporter bd detailed to interview the parties who have taken the and that the results of each case be published In the Sentinel. By this means there can be no deception or fraud; and the value of the remedy will stand or fill upon the testimony of those who have tried it. Improbable as this statement may seem to you or to those who have doctored for many years with the most skilled physi cians without benefit, yet I affirm and ant prepared to prove by over 60,000 peopla whom we have cured thit 'these remedies will cure dyspepsia and acute or muscularj rheumatism In from, one to five days. It; never fails to cure sharp, shooting pains; In the arms, aides legs, back or breast, 'orj soreness In any part of the body. i It la guaranteed to promptly cure lameness, sciatica, lumbago, stiff and swollen Joints, stiff back and ell palps In th hips and loins.

It seldom' falls to give relief after one or two doses, and almost Invariably cures before on bottle his bsen used. 1. We do not claim that our rheumatic cura will cure rheumatism when the r.robs are a is ted out of shape, or where the disease is complicated bv scrofulous diathesis, but by careful record we find that this remedy fails to cure only about per cent, ot the oases In which It hs bean tried. We do not claim, however, that our dyspepsia cure will cure all cases of dyspep sio, no matUr how sever or of how "long standing." One of the strongest recommendations for these remedies i that they are absolutely jhirmlesa, and that a person can take the whole contents of a bottle without the slightest til effect. Unlike the medicine ssed In ordinary practice for the cure of dyspepsia and.

rheumatism, such as Iodide of potash and salicylic acid, which IrritiU tSe stomach and kidneys and disorganize the whole system, without effecting a cure, remedies act as a strong tonic, and are Invaluable in (building op the weak and debilitated. Bc lievlrg that there is no cus ao holy and Inspiring, no vocatlcn so lofty and ennobling, (nothing so sure of man's gratitude and God's bsdirg as an honest effort to relievo suffering humanity, I beg to remain, yours truly." JAME3 if. MUNYO.V. Indianapolis, June 19, Prof. James M.

Mjnyon, President Mun yon's Homeopathic Remedy De ar Sir Tt Indianapolis Sentinel ac which It to tr.e western i cepta your 4uuit pi upusiuoii of base bU Th ladies are tile privilege Of USiSg ItS Office for tho invued to cad at Mr. Marvttn store dies In the interest of humanity, as aug gested in your favor of June 17. The SentlrSvl will from time to time investigate any facts brought: to its notice regarding your discovery. Very respectfully. THE INDIANAPOLIS SENTINEL CO.

The distrihutl a of the fret trial bottles above referred to will begin at 9 o'clock a. Monday. June 2X at the. Sentinel office, 21 and 23 North Illinois street, and coniinue for. two days only, Let all Interested be on hand.

jOCICTY AXpCLVB eJOCIETY Capital City Lodge, No. t7. K. of P. K.guiar meet.ng of CnpK.tl Cny Lodge.

No. 7, K. of wl I be held iK nday night, June at 7:30. Election of oilicera and payment of dues. The dramatised lesson of friendship will be given.

Visitors fraternally Invited to be present. Hall. 40'a E. Waauing ton. By order cf lodge.

JO f.rNPFORD. C. Attest: Wll. UuitPuN. K.

of IL and 3, rr LOANS C. F. SAYLES, T7H E. Market. LOANS No commission.

Washington St. Room S. 17 E. LOANS On ail articiaa ef value. SOLOMON.

73 ri Illinois at. LOAN Money to loan. HENRY H. FAY. 40 E.

Washington at. LOANS Take out private money; 5, and 7 per cent. C. F. SAYLE3.

LOANS itortgage securities. GEORGE RiiO DILS. Leincks Building. LOANS Mortgage losr.si toweet rates. ACE McKAI, ZSH Pennsylvania.

HOR LOANS On real estste. Will buy nxu igage notes, J. W. BA1KD. Meridian su XiOANi! 1 to loan on real estate; no commission; lone rate.

Adiress care Newa. 1 LOANS Aio buiiciing association aoarea pur. chased. NEWTON TtDD. 4 Inga ls Block.

LOANS MONEY TO LOAN. $Ji0 on first mortgage. 1 per cent. IXil'OH ifc SON'S, Market, iOlsTEMETs. KN Tlsh saingo.

ANNOUNCEMENT tl for 1,000 cards. VICT'OR, 29 N. Delaware. McCUL business AVNOL' NCESXE N'T Removed to Si and 7 E. Washington st.

'O'emiroke Arcadel. Tels phone S4Q. HEKTERM ANN BROS. ANNXCNOEMENT Chriatlan Endeavre, and friends who ce.n Imn pictures for "Art Galiery. leave bt Central Christian churrh, June morning.

ANNOl'NCEM RNT HOU'ARD'S STEAM CARPET CLEAN! NO WORKS. Estahliahed twenty five years. Best and cheapest work in city. Everybody has their carpets cleaned there. "Telephone 614.

LOST. XOST On Washing bin heir Illinois, girtd handled ombrlia. initlils Reward, MHS. UOODIKT, Haughviilo. LOST Two weeks ago.

pock tbook, romaining bracelet, key, elm's p.n and small change. Beturn to 4 uristian ave. Keward. LOST Dark buy horse; henda high, two white leet. whl'e i.t in foreliwid.

Finder rail 'phone K. 1NDLANAPOL1S ABATTOIR CtA. Reward. REMOVAL REMOVAL H. M.

HADLEY to 44 E. Market tbasemenO; Insurance; real estate; rents. KEMOV Ale DK. A. O.

at his to No. tad E. ner of lUnns SL. rw rv wi I rewrnrtlwl. AN has removed Washington su Cor STOLEN On Sjturd.ty Slight last, from Colit ge a paini Jardiniere.

Any Tx ron givinn lnf.irir.sii a tliat will I' Sil to Its iinitTM15U A. IITYrEWRITlfa. SH' N'D AND TTPEWRITIN'' Rl I.UYAN'j PP.IVATE SCHOOL, Individaai LnsLrucuon. 1 a smro.1T SEIIVICE. BAPTIST.

first Baptlat Church Nirlha nnw Near York rxl reanty.vanla it. The Kev. V. J. Elitkuo.

imumut. 1M lirv. J. V. Jumtirt will preach at lu 46 a.

m. The pastor mil speak at p. m. aubjtcL, "Tha Nil and in I'yra piida." tiutiJkay acluKa. 1.3a a.

in. Vuuuc po pl raae iinii, :4 p. ni. l'h quarterly iuui mefltlng, reports cf othcera arii of church work 4 and. pralu service, Thursdajr evening.

July 2. A cordial invitation i stend ed to all. Collra Avenu Baptlat OiurcJa cop. or Coilc and Lincoln avea. Tha Her: A.

Uara. i. pastor. Frttaclilnn at lu a. m.

A special aervica to tha ehlidrn: aubjetH. "Tho Oardn ot the Heart," iiluirail br object leaaun. Special aong service at 7:4 p. m. Suloa by Mra.

Upharu, Mra. Christian. Misa McLaaKhin and Mm Parr. Familmr aons for a4t the paopia. Addreaa.

"Tia Precious Band of Chriat." br Uj pastor Sunday achool at a.t l. A. Wijiiam. auperiniaadcnt B. X.

P. 0. aervlce at p. m. A eonlial welcome to all.

CHRI8TXAN. Third Chriatlan Church Corner Horns ave. and Ash st. Preaching by the Rev. Henry R.

Prttchard at a. m. and p. m. Sunday school.

a. m. Y. P. B.

All cordially Invited. r'My ST. Church Inrlnglnn. Rav. J.

Cum fort, pastor, alarnlns aenrlcav Barmen by tha Rev. It. J. Eiilnon, D. D.

No evening service. Bunday achooi, a. ta. Chriatlan Kndcavor. p.

ra. Ollva Branch Mertdlan at. Chriatlan Mimton lh B. Meridian at. Rev.

C. Burkhardt. pastor. Sunday school. I p.

m. Y. P. 8. C.

:5 p. m. Junior C. f.li p. m.

Preaching morning and evening by the paator. Public ln vned. Sixth Christian Churrh Cornar of Vlnrinia ave. and Pina ac The Rv. D.

R. Lucaa, pastor, will preach In Uie morning, and the Rev. John E. Pounds in th evming. Sun dav achool.

a. W. A. Wiley, superintendent. Y.

P. 6. Junior sncioty. a. m.

Senior sociaty. (:30 p. m. All are Invited and aelrome; these aervlrea. Entciewood Christian Church N.

Rural st. The pastor. A. 1 Orcatc will. preach at 1S a.

subject "Tha Glorious Gospel." and at p. subjxt "The Times of Thin Ignotwace." Lord's day school at a. A. Ward, superintendent. T.

P. 8. C. E. prayar maetlng at :15 p.

ra. Miss Pear Light, leader. Thursday eveninc prayer mtln8 at 7:5. To all tlvesa sor ices yon are Invited. Central Christian Church Corner N.

Eelawara and Walnut ata Tha Christian Woman's Board of Missions will give their annual open meeting at a. m. Addresses wtll ba de. livrrvd by Mrs. O.

A. Duimwu. tha national prrawlant. and by tha pantor. John E.

Pounds. The choir wHI render special music. At p. Rev. D.

R. Lucas will preiyh to es changa of puiplta with the pustor. Sunday school at a. m. C.

E. at 6:30 p. Seats free at all services. i' CQNOBEOATIOXAU People' a Congregwtional Church O. D.

Plaher. paavr. Morning aervica. subject. "Loyalty and Liberty." Evening swvica.

75; sub lact. Christian Heroism." Sunday school. 1J m. 1. P.

S. :45 p. m. Lawn lets in churrh yard Tuesday evening. Mayflower Congregational Church Corner Ielawra and Seventh ala.

The Rev. John W. Wllaon. pastor. Preaching at a.

m. riun day achool. a. m. Y.

P. S. C. p. m.

Midweek prayer and Sonference tneetlnr. Thursday, at p. are cordially Invited to all sjervicea. I Fellowship ConrreKational Church rner of Broadway and Eleventh sta Prank M. Whlt loek, pastor.

Sunday echool at a. m. Morning service st 10:45 o'clock: theme. "True Patriotiam." If. P.

S. C. E. meeta at 7 p. m.

Evening service at theme, "Warned by Past Memories." The mid week service la held on Thursday at 7:30 p. m. All are Invited. Plvwiouth; Church Corner Meridian and New York at. Prederio E.

Iewhurst. minister. Funday achool, Morning aervlce. ir.ii. Evening subject.

"A Civic Keith." Music by the boya choir ot St. Paul'a church and tha Plymouth cnotr. Address by the pastor. A booklet, co mrrw mora tins Mr. McCulloch'a birthday, will be dta trlbuted.

After to morrow rtuniay ari'lca will be dlacontinued until rieptember. CHRISTIAN ALLIANCE. Christian Alliance Meets In halL comer Ala. bania and New York sta, at o'clock Lord's Day afternoon. Subject, "Jesus' Com All Chrisiians, and all who are Interested In thia bJeael theme are Invited to attend theea services.

A short Bible rwiinl on the above subject and prayer, praise and testl mony will be a part of tne aervisa. Strangwa lis the ttiy Invited. CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR, i Chrtatlan Endeavor Mtae Meettng At Central Christian cnurcn, June i p. dnn by Dr. U.

L. Haines. "Washlnaton, Raily Christian Endeavor Art; Gallery. Every ooly invited. EPISCOPAL.

Paul's Church Corner New Tork and f.ll i nola ata. U. A. Caratrnarn. rector.

Holy ccmmunl m' at 7 and a m. Sunuay achool. a. m. Mornine; prayer and ser moa.

o'clock. In revlor will oiliclat. evening aervlce. Chriat Church numenl PIsa c. To morrow services: Holy eommunlon at S.4V Morning prays and.

arrmon at Chor sl veening prayer. 4:30 o'clock. 8unday achoj a m. The Rer. Andrew J.

Graham, rector. Ail aeais tree. Tne rector will otuoais at all services. Strangers w. lcome.

FRIENDS. rvi ends' Church Comer of Alabama St. and Home ava. ServUe at pi.jn a. m.

by Jamea C. Adams, of Brooklyn, N. Y. Evening service. Y.

P. 8. C. at 7 p. m.

Sunday sch! at a. m. AU axe oordiaily Invited to aU tivese aervli ea INTERDENOMINATIONAL. Lincoln Park Chapel Sixteenth at. and Talbott ave.

Services at 7:4:1 p. conducted by the Rev. Joseph LlttelL Sunday school. p. m.

LUTHERAN. The Second English Lutheran Church omer Hosbrook and ata. Aiie iwt. s. iv Worms pastor.

Morning worsblp, 10:30. Evening worsbip, 8. Sunday school. 3) a. m.

Junior C. 1 p. re. Semor C. 7:15.

Midweek aervlce, Thursday evening, o'clock. The Plrst English Lutheran Church Corner ef Pennsylvania and Walnut sts. Tha Rev, D. Mackenxie, pastor. Service, et a.

m. Sunday school at a. m. Praver meetlng Thursday evening. Toplo of morning sermon, "A Striking Contrast." Jesus said, hoso believeth In nve shall never die." BudUntam say a.

"Whoso belleveth bt Bis shall die lor ever MORAVIAN. Colleg Moravian Church College ave. and Seventeenth at. Rev. Win.

H. Vogier, pastor. Sunday. school, a. tr.

Public wcr ship. a. ru. and p. m.

The pastor will preach morning and Junior C. E. meeting at a m. and Y. P.

S. C. E. wt 7:16 p. m.

All welcome. SC1ENTIBT. Pirat Chnrch of Christ (Scientist! of Indiana polls 144 E. New lora, at. cervices iv.jo a BVSIXESS CHAXCES.

BUSINESS WANCE 43W will buy grocery slock and fixtures, uowg vaaui miui. W. Washington at. BUSINESS CHANCE Well eatsbilshed cigar and newa stand in nrs cjaas immiuu, hic for cash. Address cars tsews.

PVSINEsa CHANCE Jewelry store in Inul atmpolis; central; iuvon rou. price; sickness. A del re so 3. care ews. BIS1NESS CHANCE For eue: tirocery; small stock tor casn; gooa wamuu viu rooms; cheap rani, voi uer diaper wau ts.

IlCSINESS CHANCE Hepubiican aauy ana weekly faper; county aua cny pau Ji.gr: tMrty alx miles of city. Adaresa i. care News. 1 Bl'SlNESS OH ANOE Gentleman or lady caa make money quick, traveling with and fur nish, ng expenses, snare pronia who inveniur. Address 3.

care News. BL'tINESS VTIAXCE 1350 profit during July on .) capital In legitimate bueluess (vec illa tion. or particulars ft 12 Chicago. BrsiNtisS CHANCE Will "sell best tailoring or repairing place In the city; best location: patronised by up to date people; present oemer In poor health. Addreas car News.

SINES. CHANCE to H'J roaae montn ly by our systematic pian iihiuliiuk. Avoid risk. Old established house. E.

K. DEAN A Bankers and Brokera, Sa Broadway. New York. PEHSOXAL PERSONAL tl for 1,000 buslnesa eards. TOR.

N. Delaware at. VIO PFRSONAL F. J. FRET.

733 E. Washington ells Chambers's Bouquet, pest to cigar, PERSONAL Legitimate business secrets of oocess: information. Send stamp. UNO. 6.

Fifteenth. St. Louis, Mo. PERSONAL Ladies, a friend In need Is a ri.nd indeed. If you wsnt a regulator that falls, address WOMAN'S MEDICAL HO Buffalo.

T. PERSONAL Msrrisxe mailed freev securely wrapped; l.wd advertiaements of unmarried people, who Would like correHpontJents for pleasure or nmrrwit many are rich. Ad dree. GUNNELS' MONTHLY. Toledo.

O. PERSONAL If any one who has twen bene fited by the Use Ul IT. ri, ilia. wiil write to it. c.

dianapoiis Ns, tllat will be of (Item. BANCROFT, care The In they will receive lnf. matlon much value and Interest to MtSICAL. Mt'SK'AL Stenor Verara. th only Italian specialist In this city.

VUsTliAL Vegari Conservatory of Musia, iperw and Oratorio School, eppoaite nlson H'jii of Singina: voices lesiej free. During tl summer at teiitlon will given i voe.il leacher.4 in quiring Ibe correct rul nf foundation work! a' in itructloos In advanced work. Miad tiiEL When Eiock. 91XDAY SERVICES. METHODIST.

Cer.tral aTS Methudutl EplacibiU Church Cor nor of Cantra) av. ana Bati St. eferroon at a. ni. by tha iHvr.

Rev. ilenry A. liuchtal, D. jt 'lasa nevtinR. a.

m. Kanduy.srbuot, p. m. Junior JLeasu, 4 p. m.

pworih Lrague p. m. No eulng crvtoa. Fletcher Place M. E.

Church Curoer Vlrini ava. and South, at. Ciaasaa meet a. m. Prsachlsg by tha pastor, Rav.

K. Roberta, la. a. m. and p.

so. Moraine tutijo "That Upper Room submUnl in to God." Evenlna. "Path ot Prca." lunday ahaKi. 1 p. folloared by olaaa tneeltng.

Harry iiar jutia wiil have churx or tlw muaic. sl. M. U. burcl ulhat oorn.f Meridian an i York sta.

Prsachina. a. m. by Prof. Trumbull O.

Puvall. of Otalu Wealeyan University aubject. "Man's Deepest Naad." Sundar st booi and. clasa ntwtlua, a. as.

Chriuan tmirsvw rvic. p. m. Prayer roaetins Thursday vnlnic at No vtMiliiB aarvlce. except C.

mcatina. to which aU are cordialiy Invited. Roberta Park M. E. Church Corner lrta ware and Vermont ata.

Tha Rev. T. Coultas. D. IX.

pastor. Clasa meeting Ulan, Sunday school at 14 a in. Preaching at 11 a. ni. and 7:44 p.

m. by the paster. Morning subject. "Public Services. Church Ac 1 vines and Sunday Recreation." Evening 'Tlie On Thing Needful." Epworih League ser.ice at .4 p.

m. Prayer meeting Thursday evening o'clock. California Street M. E. Church Corner Cali fornia and North ata.

The 'Rev. Homer C. Aahcraft. M. A.i paaeor.

Class, a. m. Preach inir, aubiect. "Wake Up and Oet Up Sundar achooL p. m.

Ouarieriy tove feast, Preach in i. 7:41. by Lr. Talbott. followed by aacramemat service.

Ep worth League, de volionai tneeuns Tuesday evenina. Him prayar meet.ne, Thursday evening, 1:4. Everybody Invited. NEW CHURCH. New Church Chape! tSwedcnborgtan J33 X.

Alabama at. The Rer. VY. L. Giadlsh.

min ister. Sunday services, 10:4 a. m. Subjeot of sermon. i na New Birth.

bundity echooi. a. m. Sunday evening meetmx at Haa(b Ville. Conhrmalion ciaaa at chaiwl Tues Uir evenin.

Thursday evening meeting at pastor noma, sos pi. ueiaware st. PRESBYTERIAN. First United Presbyterian Church Corner Massachusetts ave. and East at.

The it v. Joseph Littoll. pastor. Preaching by the pas tor at, 10:30 a. m.

Sabbeih acboul. 1 X. if. S. C.

1:30. No evening service, WoodrurT Avenue United Presbyterian Church In ootiruft avenue, cne square Sortn ot CtlfTord avenue street car line. The Rev. J. P.

Cowan, L. paator. Sermon and communion at a. m. No preaching In the evening.

Sabbath school at 1:30 p. m. Young people' a meeting Monday evening. Tabernacle Church Corner Meridian and Second sts. Preaching at a.

m. by tne Rev, Ttobert F. Oyle. D. of Oakland.

Cai Sunday school, l.n o. m. Y. P. v.

t.M p. m. Preaching In W. Washlngtoa st. chapel at 14:30 a.

and. In XL Jackson chapel at 7:14 p. m. by the Rev. C.

J. Forsytiie. First Presbyterian Church Southwest comer Pennsylvania and New York sis. The pastor, the Rev. M.

L. D. will preach to morrow at a. m. No evening service.

Sunday school meets at a. tav Society of Chriatlan Endeavor st p. m. Midweek prayer and conference meeting on Thursday evening at 7 o'olock. Ail are, oordlaily Invited; Seventh Presbyterian Church Servloea, 10:44 and p.

m. Preaching by Rev. Dr. J. W.

Cathcart Morning subJecL ''Prophecy Fulfilled in Christ." Evening subject, "True Glad nesa." Sunday achool. Junior Endeavor Society. 4 p. m. Henior Society, 7 p.

m. Piayer meeting Thursday at I p. m. Everyone cordially welcomed. Seats free.

Come sad enjoy these services with us. 1 Fourth Presbyterian, Ciiurch jrtivt Place. Alabama and Tenth is. Rev i L. Mackintosh, paator.

Preaching by the paator at a. m. Evening service In tha ct.sp el. In ckarga of the Y. P.

C. at JO o'clcck. Sunday school at t.li p. ta. Prayer.

meeting Thursday, at 7 4i p. m. A cordial Invitation Is extended and welcome given to ail pf these sen Ices. All scats free. Six' Presbyterian Churcn Corner Union an 4 McCarty ata.

E. A. AI.en, pastor. Preaching. nd Sabbath school, Junior Endeavor, 1:30.

Senior Endeavor, t'4. Hrotberhn. meeting addressed by the John Mcrg.ir. Wednnlay evening Prayer and eoclai meeting. Thursday evening.

La I dies' Missionary Socletv meets with Langs, 601 a. Meridian 4 p. BV. Wednee fdav Second PreJlbyterlaa Churcn Corner Vermont and Pennsylvania sis. The Rev.

Joseph A. Mllburn, pastor; tha Rev. Kdwaiw Rasch, as stciate pastor. Preaching at a. m.

and Spiritualism 'Mra A. M. Annabil will lecture in a trance condition. Hub'ect. "Miracles Explained.

Both Ancient and Modern." Spirit messages given. Good music. All are welcome. Mansur Hall, corner of Alabama and Washington Sunday evening. June Us.

'at 7:30 o'clock. UN1VERIALIIT. Central Unlversalist Church Cornar'. New Jersey and Sixth sta Preaching every Sunday. a.

m. aad m. Sunday schooL p. m. Midweek meeting Thurs.lay avea lng.

Rev. Henry Grove will preach to morrow, morning and evening. All are Invited. Seats free. i a V.

B. Church Funday achool at 1:30 I. m. Junior C. E.

meeting. p. m. Ciaaa meeting at 4:45 p. m.

Preaching at a. m. and 7:45 p. T. P.

8. C. E. meeting Tuesday. p.

m. Itayer meeting and Bible study Thursday at 7:45 p. lesson, Joshua, 1 f. J. Shannon, pastor.

AICTIO. SALfeUa. AUCTION M0RRI3 74 E. Washington. FOR TRADE Slock of for ciear real (elate.

FOR for office. SOLOMON. Auotloassr. AUCTION CARTER A VKTTER. AuoUosy eers, 32 E.

Washuigton. AUCTION McCL'RDY PERRY, eers. No. 149 W. Washington.

OVe V. Auctioneer. FOB THADl FR TRADE Organ for blcyila, E. Washlnjton, basement. Aaotloo AUCTrON Nice cottage home at auction, la Haughvllle, We wiil sell at auction, Tuesday.

June 30, at p. on the premises, aS Gei mania Haughvtlle, cottage, has four rooms; nicely located lot; only ene hall suara from car line and one sou art Iron) public school. Terms easy and made known on day of sale. A BABBITT, Agents. J.

SE MANS. Auctioneer. AUCTION I will sell at auction the of trn roum house. No. Its New York Monduy morning.

June 29, at o'clock Oak and walnut bedroom sets, rockers and dining chairs, and Ingrain carpets, Cne, sis hole range and heating stoves, kitchen safe, curtains, dmnee and many other articles. Sale positive. T. J. SEMAN't, Aim tloneer, 15 H.

Market, room AUCTION Sale of the Castle Hotel, No. SO Massachusetts containing about thirty rooms of good, clean furniture, carpets, bedding and stoves, on Wednesday, July at a. consisting in part ef oak, ash and walnut bedroom suites with French plat bevel glasses, all cotton Rtsttreseea, wire springs, upholstered parlor guiles tn velvet and stik plush; also many odd pieces, settees and sofsa, oak extension table, a large quantity 4f brueeels and ingrain carpets, matting and oil cloth, fine sideboard, patent and other rockers, couches, line folding beds with bevel lim.e mirrors, easels, paintings, lace curtains, win dow shades, cheval bedroom suites tcost t7br oak and walnut center tables, china toilet seta, feather pillows, eheeta. comforts, blankets, portiere, oak and cane seat chairs, three wardrobes, refrigerator, kitchen utensils. Thia hole! has been recently furnished therefore many of the goovls are aa good as new.

Thia Is sn onourtunlty seldom offered to buy good. clesn. modern goods. Terms caah. M.

boL Call ii'i FOR TRADE Good, young horse for monu mental work. Address care News. yeneral merchapdi Box North Indi THADE Pig nice lots in FummitvlUe Weil paving Job printing Aoore z. care isews. FOR TRArK KflUity In urt acres bottom laml merchandise; got rents! bnaineaa blurk farm near city, A LO i 4, 4 E.

Wash Ington. FOK TRADE Fruit farm, I.Ihm trees, weil lo cated, lor stock or goo ts. iiwe.ung. nortn. for proiieery south'.

Fitm. acr s. northwest. for city property. RouTH A JOHNSON.

V.t E. Market. DEVnvTs. DENTIST A. J.

MORRIS E. Washing ton St. Ii. Tl 1 our GANT. E.

eth cleaned Washington. LR. ATTITI A 1. HElf. WA.VTED Ctrl for general housework.

23 N. New Jersey. tV ANTEI Oood i.aie v. girl; tour in family. WANTED Young colored alrl at once; wura.

8. WANTED iirl for goneral 1JS E. at. WANTED Experience i waist hands. 77 W.

Mhcbiaa si. A 14 i a A I s. SITUATION WANTED By engineer. i. cars Nsws.

PITI'ATION WANTED Engineer. M' Lane AVert InJianapolia bouse housework. Call WANTED L'lning glrL ALCAZAR lit TA L' ft A NT, N. Illinois. and aieeva WANTED An uiiellisent girl for SiaaU fa a tiy.

Ad lreae New o'llce. WANTED C.W; second girl, to US wages, a W. Oiil Latxir Associatln. WANTED tood giri for renersl hon ewotk: small famllt: rd wa. 14 X.

Esst t. WANTED Strong girt; waps ve In family; no washing. RjomJ, N. WANTEDCompetent rlrt renerai housework, with reierr i e. 4Ji Cpltti n.

nrv. WANTED Oirl for general houseeork. inquire Auburn sixth door aoutn Engl 4.1 avenue. WANTED Good white girl for general housework, for two la family, at 41 a. Illinois.

Cail at once. WAi TED Oirl, hite, for general house, work in family of two; references. A4d eM care Newa. WANTED An experienced 000 and ana that will do washing and ironing in a sina.l family. Apply at auce at VH N.

Noble. TV ANTED Ladies cati at reora 2 Wir.d aor Riock f.ir a free sample of a posirlre sore for alt feir.Ale Agents wante.4 WANTED Experienced woman to work la hoarding house. Appiy at f7 River West lod.anapoli. Come Saturday evening or Sunday. WANTED Three educated ladles to soitctt: ex perlence unnecessary; salarr SJ.

Call after Monday. R. E. JENKINS, fourth toor. over World's Fsir store! WAXTKIi Lady, with fair education.

iv under twenty, In our lecture and order department; good reference: ne not be exp ren. et: salary Apply at 1:30 Monday. MANAGER, 4S Lorraine Building. 'yATti1iiA jE "ElJ WANTED Walter at Star ResUurant, 144 W. Washington.

WANTED Are you aeeking employment? Call room 17 Jacke in Place. WANTED Practical double entry bookkeeper; must have exr ertence and give bond. Ad dress care Newa. WANTED Assistant bookkeeper; must ba experienced and accurate; aive age and experience. AddreM 1, rare Newa.

WANTED Young men to travel old ee tabllshel sojlo company to advertise soap. Call after p. m. to day, Roosevelt House. Ohio st.

O. E. ORI'P. WANTED Send three 2o stampe; youk Wi'l receive in return article selling eajy nt twice the cost to you; all over thirte yens old caa work It Address care Newa. WANTED Young men wishing to take civil aervlce examlnatlona.

which oocur so. in in Indianapolla, for poauifhee clerka and camera, to write for'valual'le Information free). U. S. BCKEAU OF 1XPORMA710.V, Cincinnati.

O. WANTED Men. city and country, to paint signs; no experience required; our pattern do tha work; (1 an hour easily made; sample patterns, for lo stamp. GREAT E.V. KKN SION WORKSl 3 Arch Philadel phia.

Pa. WANTED Urn avwrywher lo advertise "Old Olory" soourtng soap and other specialties; tack signs on barna. fences distribute circulars, plsr samples, orders, etc; steady work; salary 110 weekly, and all expenses; send X5o at onoe for sample and agreement. OLD ULOKY MANUKACTUIUNQ Cincinnati. WAN'TED rSalesmen: 110 dally made selling our ma hinea for ooolina re frl aerators: ir.

p. m. Young People's Society Christian gnslve outfit sn fuTl Instructions to Endeavor, p. m. Sunday scn.W.

1:45 a. right lo work. LRAHAM PEN (. I'rayer meetlng. Thursday evening, at i.ib.

Mayer chapel, corner ol Waal and Catherine Bis. oua'isy ecnnni. p. m. lrcniiir, i.w fm.

prayer aBeetlng. Wednesday evening. E. Washlngton4t. Presbytenan Church Near tbe Institution tor rhe Deaf.

The Rev. F. C. HooUt pastor. Preeehing by the pastor at 14 4i a.

nv' Pralae aertt directed by the T. P. 8. C. concluded by abort talk bv tha pastor st 1 p.

m. Junior T. P. S. E.

at a. m. Sunday school at a. m. Prayer met Hig Tburwiay evening at 7:46.

Prospect Chap1, Norwood Sunday srtirol, Y. P. S. C. Preaching.

7.4i p. ta. Prayer meeting Wednesday evening, Memorial Presbyterian Church Corner Christian ave. a ad Ash at. Rev.

T. O. Ballard, paator. Sunday school at C. E.

at Ir. Rondihaier will assist the pastor and people lu cpenlng and dedicating the new pipe organ In connection' with morning worship at 10:14 o'clock. Evening worship at 7: o'clock, wliea Dr. Rondt baler will preach. The children of the church and Sunday achool will have a separate musk al service or Jubilee at I p.

when Mr. will play tha organ expressly, fur thorn, and they are requested to attend at that hour. Instead of the morning hour. Spiritualism There will be services la Ttmple ton Hall. 34i4j W.

Washington Sunday evening, at clock. Lecture by Ken lUyden. Inspirational speaker. Tasts after the discourse. i like a storage battery: keeps perishable tides Indefinitely Indestrwctlbls; everlasting; every a ref lr rator ire them.

Address ARCTIC REFRHiaiRATOR Cmdn O. WANTED Men an4 women. Evervbody naea pena Ycu caa earn from to dally; a most wonderful Invention; Brahara'a patent pens write twenty times longer than an ordinary "pea and abeoiutety prevents blotting. Price within tha reach of everybody. Customers are delighted and exclaim.

"Just what we warn." Our agente are coining money. We give you tk opportunity ot estaollshlag a permanent ani very profitable buslneas In your territory. Sen! twv cent stamp at once for c.nnar I. atart Cle Address Apply .71 SITUATION WANTED To do house oik by the slay; two gu Ia. Sit Blackford st.

irTUATION WANTED For bey. fteen years. In cVitce reference. Tecumseh. SITUATICV WANTEI Eperlende.

young girl; wages tlto. Root N. De laws re. SITVATION WANTED Bv xperi ced ren tlemaa atenographer. Address If 1.

care, News. SITUATION WANTED Uy Oertrwn girls; family work; reference t04 N. Delaware, room iL SITUATION WANTED Cook for hot al dining room girl, experienced. 8 W. Ohio.

LatKir Association. SITUATION WANTED Reliable Pwe llsh iran; cook, wash and iron. Z3 W. Ohio. Lsibor Association.

E1TUATION" WANTED Aa housekeeper for widower, by Am rk an widow; good cook. Address 8 S. ara News. SITUATION WANTED Uy experienced work ing housekeeper la small family. Call Monday or aJJress M.

C. Is E. Ohio St. WlfT II AGEIT. AGENTS WANTED Fir Insurance ollcltor oa oomtnisKion.

Addrrsa vv 1, car News. AGENTS WANTED Three ladles, with refer enr Bi; 10 year round. Call Monday, 1 to 11, B. New Jersey. AGENTS WANTED Agents, if you want to handle Persian Tabloids, th best medicine made, writ for sampi.

PP E. J. WORST. Astiiand. O.

AGENTS WANTED la every county to sell the Queen vegetable slicer. Cail on or ad. dre R. J. MITCHELL W.

Washington, Indianapolis. AGENTS WANTED Few more active agents for permanent positions, with liberal pay. ELLWANGEH BARRT, Mu Hop Nur series, Rochester, J. x. AOE.VT.

WANTED Kinley flag campaign buttons: Immense proms; quick salea; ism plea free; dosen postpaid, loo. i 'actory, 21 Mechanlo jvewark, 1. J. AGENTS WANTED For new fruit Jar cap: not eold In atores; seas leasy; good profits; terms Tree; sample 19e. LEB HAZARD.

Manufacturers. 2o Race Cincinnati. AGENTS WANTED Good, live, eneiretin agenta la Indianapolla to aell household specialty; Just In season; best seller on the market; 44 to Daily for bustlers. Art Ores with stsmp. A.

W. Hail, ii E. Market. AGENTS WANTED In every county seat In Indiana and Ohio to sell the Simple Ledger Device; patented article: sella to bookkeepers and business men at eight; I'M per cent, profit, Addrea aVtr Buudlng, Ind anapoiia, Ind. WASTED MISCELLA.tIOU5.

WANTED Folding JIIOCK. WANTED Two East st. bed. Roomj J4 Stewart gentlemen boardera 131 8. WANTBD Desirable furnished rooma; board.

18S N. lllinola stj WANTED flood, second hand roll top desk. Room 1, 1 N. Delaware at. WANTED To rent thre or four rooma ncsur center of elty.

Address t. News. WANTED Taper hanging; cheapest prices; eailmatea furnished. II Indiana ave. WrAS'TED Paper hanging, tl per rrxmi; voi guaranteed.

Address A 1, rare News. WANTED To buy good sewing machine. Address A. I. A COw, S4 8.

Illinois city. WANTED Room and board In private family. by lady bookkeeper; reference. Address 2, car News. WANTED Music teacher, lady or gentlemen.

to occupy parlor, furnished or unf umiahed. f.5 Orange ai. WANTED To buy refrigeratiir for grocery; must be tn good order aad cheap. Address care Cv'ewa WANTED Will pay cash for a ro vl er. 1 snrlng buggy or phaeton.

WOuDRlFF STAriLE, E. Michigan at. WANTED Don't neglect buying one of I'ain'a Common Sense IceAioxe before they are all gone. tit S. Meridian at.

WANTED Boy, are sixteen. Just out of college, wants situation with some reliable buslneas house. Address care Newa WANTED Have yonr paper rea.lv and I wtll do your pspertng. tl per room: work guaranteed; celling and side. 114 W.

Vermont. WANTED To rent small. furniened house or ms. suitable for small family. A Ireas, stating and pric I.

care Newa WANTED Ladv empioyed deair rm an! board In private family; terrrta rriit reasoocbte; referencea exchanged. Ajvrers 1. rape Newa WANTEB Occupants newly furni i room; good nrtahtiorhood priate; nio.l. ru. central; rthwest; b.ard, if d.

A i ire care Nea ANT Every boly to lis In. Imn Sj r.r. lid. Fare, via M. av I.

hp! K. i. roiin p.atee 47 A. OI'THlltK, Prs.pr.etor. I rT.it.

ill. TRAY V.U. STRAYED Urom 11 't N. saiali. red.

bjrn cow. To LET 4 TO LET anteed per cent, cheaper then Ice; charrf i i to i.Frr not n. TO LET House, rl u. N. TO LET Pour a'e ave.

Ibqu.re t.i six rooms, Ji N. Mc rW Jcim live u. turee LET 'um, rive tvjn ln'juire i E. ll. rris.

T.t LET No. 4 N. Kmi dnveu weii. c.sleir.;' 4i East ntry, a Mdisua ave. irnlti Cs: 1 iH N.

E. Ninth near tr1 TO LET pint of tire baitr in vaie ta n.jy; norm. AJarree J. cre New a. l.ET H.

itacf, 1 r.i anj V. New York i W. S. HAhKLtV. ill llrrl tan at.

1 TO LET New dxeilm i f.ie rv.ma and fca.i. cellar, well and cistern; very convenient 1 She. by at. TO LET nd.J lege avi La bX rViducare 4. g.

wr.h tarn: f' JIA3Hr.it, SI N. 1:., seien rwi; Sira. App.y at TO LET Cmi at ur art ht tf houses. (. HAS.

Cci.stUl. 4 Indiana Ttllnl liulloinx II 1 I. To LET New hout of s.x rooms: p. iirv; ir haif square of Proseot car; rent J.i. Owner, iii Wood laa ave.

TO LET New n.ne r.v.m. tta bath and furaav Urst cissa all mi curb: very low price to good W. LvvVRT, ii 1 TO LET Nine roiini liouv, nne.y every modern ronVMVn. cheap to pr per part.ee toi summer. Adorers care Neas.

TO KT COLE ex PEASi. li Baldwin 42ii N. Exti. rooms til US Christian ro.ms.... is 00 US rooms IM Cl.l.lon (for pe'pie).

7 i to let's W. Clair rooms, 11 tN'. First rojr.i W. Seventh 7 71 Oip imi TJ Oret. 4 rooms.

7T1 rl WasliOigtoa SL. lto. ns litS Patteitoit 4 room S. East ro. ms D.

A. tXll bTEK. E. (n i4 1 re morn i i ll S. oil.ard av.

I (r IT Sheldon ni E. 14 VI Lexlngion 00 (J i 2i lo 0 liM I 11 o) Market. TX" LET irOUSES. T7 irrlson j.v.ms. modern lrfi Ciinioa i rooms vO 4 W.

St. C.air iwmi 15 wo N. Senate rooms IS N. Delaware Is 210 su. a rooms tM Eiaks Ki ms I Buslnesa.

1Z3 N. Capita ave, Ur9 a Living, N. AlaSsma si rooms, lern. 40 (M W. E.

MICK. Market at. TO LET By EI 4 N. Delaware. E.

A'ermont. rooma. modern 00 117 Olive, ronma, modern, it art Ash. rooms aa 4 i. tw Morria, rooms 15 sjO 1JS Ratea.

rooma 11 Kvlann, 4 rooms Proapect. 4 rooms, ham to li Leonard, 4 rooms 4 1 4 fcV) i.OOMS. 1H N. Delaware, aleep.ng. 11 to lM'i 8.

Mertdinn 1 to I mt N. Mertd ri 4 to TO LET By J. S. CRI rl E. Market et.

43 ben. 1:1 E. North W. St. li if, ii.f.mlalna si li U21 Sen.

I vj v. r.t at li eo v. lotT larket st Drake axis Park ave Rlake rear 4 Para Ill Locke 4 N. Noble E. 14 o.

if, Ruckle Fay tte JI a 2 hn rz W. iv Yarida S47 N. Illinois MOMTd penn 13 Rhode 11 1. 5 Asb I ran 4 So 7 Eleventh. ki E.

Wssh llftjd Yire Hellef ontaine. 1 I4 ghland I A Kel.efontaine. 14 E. IJ Park r.i, E. 11 Martindaie av fi3S Mass.

US Malison attv st 17 H. Olive ft Huron M. I Bai S. NohJe hK4 st 1M 0 as li I I i 1 0 4 17 Is vv it it I 4 14 (u 14 O' 1 H. Jersey.

12 r2 4 Harnaoa le 20 IT 4 1 1 8 I 147 Harlan 4 an jo laurel 7 N. Jersey st 11 ti "i Hurt av 14 74 ticking 4 i ington 10 () 14 S. East 1) I H. immlt I SO Fpsnn are tl Thomaa I a IS Rex wood I 0" I Ratea aney 1 4 Wu ontin at i ivl Imtrs s.l 7 KS W. Morris St.

ll Pleaaant St. 4 00 to 13 Downev 4 i4 tok 4 0 Call at office and get 00 triplet list of bouse In ail suhurba TO LET ROOMS. TO LET Rooms: 14 E. Ohio. TO LET Two basement rooaae; New TO LET Ioubl parlors; unf urn is bed.

New York. TO LET Ing. ti' E. irth. TO LET Three fumiehed keeping.

130 W. Ohio. TO LET Furnished Senate north. (si E. rooms; ligtt buuaekep.

rooms fur aouse newly papered. TO LET Furnished "rooms; with or wunout board. 7 E. New York. TO LET Nicely turn.

shed and unfurnished rooms. LI N. Capitol ava. TO LET One furnlshe 1 and unfurnished roum to ladies. W.

Michigan st. TO LET Singi and communicating; board; motlern; gertiemeit. Sit N. A labama. TO LET Nlocy furnished rooms; front axel back; cheap.

4 Massachusetts ave. TO' LET Large, front room; ad conveniences referencea 13S E. North. TO LET Large. fumlsried front rrjm homelike board; reewmable.

Ohio. TO LET Furnished, lower floor, all anvenl enrea for housekeeping referencea IX North. TO LET PlewsAnt. unfurnished, seoond nooe rooms; bousekeeping; referencea lit X. New Jersey.

TO LET Furnished rooms for lignt housekeeping, to parties wttheut children. LI E. Ohio BE TO LET Two nicely furnished room, to maa and wife, for light kouseaeepiog. HI Virginia ave. TO LET Furnished and unfurnished houe eplng roora.

Ryan Block. Indiana and pi I ol avea TO LET Nicely furnished front room, to maa and wife, or two young ladies employed dur lng the ay. 63 N. Alabama at. TO LET Two newly furnished front rooms, ra suite or single; ait modern conveniences; two adults r.o other roomers; location north anil central; references, exchanged; gentleman preferred; rani reasonable.

Address car Newa TO LETT PPT II A II STOafiS. TO LET procery at.vre, 40 Pleasant established eight years; elegant lor atlon for grocery, milk depot or baacry. SPANX A E. Markeu TO LET Large atoreroom snd stable: bc location for wcr, pooltry, laundry manufacturinr business: water, sewer and both gases. S.

Meridian. FOR ItLB HORSES FOR SALE One horse. 173 Pleasant at. FOR SALE Genii family mars; cheap. YJiA N.

Illinois. FOR SALE On boy burse; city broke; coe.ip. tA Grandvlew aue. IV'R SALli Llrhl top buggy, good condition. tJi Wl Belief'jntam.

FOR SALE Fine horse for carriage or delivery. 3i W. Michigan at. FOR SALE Good family pony, ciieap. Cad feed store.

S13 Massachusetts this p. m. FOR SALE Two horsea double bamees hack. 17i cash: a tergain. S.

iinoi and st. FOR SALE Gentle horse, harness and phaeton; accustomed to children; J.i. 4 Odd Fellows Hull. FOR UALri A One rcd borae; kind and gentle; one light platform spring wagon, Madison av. SALE A tine, tnree spring trap, v.

been uaed; will tral ftfr a tlit lady's wheel, or sell cheap for cash, STOHAtiE. STORAGE Florida PeabJ RAGE I Dl ANA TJ nn yiiania ai STOKAOK Of ail k.nls fllOVl.H'S. V' WALEiiu 1 I. CiARLE3 SU STORSiGE INI'IANAICLT STOHAGE 17t) S. rieiaaare et.

'1'hone CO, STORAGE AU kir.Ss cf erage and trarsxfer. Cal on S. P. HAMILTON. 11 s.

A.L. i.a f. sp lejrpi.ne STOr.AGE E.exar.l aecominodatloos; f.rorrpt and careful attention and reas, pnea. We pack, h.iul sn store hous Tlptione Six TRANar'ER A.NJ PTi KAGE CO Bf'HAGK THE UNION TifANeFKR AND rll'KAOi is the 1. 1 V.

1. largest. and rl. aneat storage hou ia the cty. I utir Ohio st.

and lie ln irauaa tTfcs Ail he.i.r.ea i ry iivir.i OF sd er la No r. r. til are 4 r. i i rtet un.ler orir.ary 1 a are Ta i for at of 1 a for earn ii ii na )i r.k or trs J. In i.jse to ta rr a iv 'e i 1 r.v.i.

i Call St in for ttn itc.tL r.TATi:. REAL rTTE LEAL TAtt 1 14 'e Lr.i. 'T VI f' )'; I. REAL FTaT 4'tr. krin.

I. KriA ATK No. price fcv. east fi worth Ce Dior, three dys oniy. A.

Od lFe a 1 oc k. REAL ESTATE L. 1 uih. Lots in Vtlon. east of She, v.

Eiegant lot tn de. cniy c. 1 REAL A 'jiif. r. 1 lnc: N.

MeTui.aa. 1 E. REAL TATK I em N. a RlCHlt. WJ E.

lU. REAL FJTAT MiKln. siii.1 Ts.f I F.I'TliE. E. Kf.lL V.

TATK V. N. I pr saen I F.u H1K. E. I REAL 'at KSfATE ji't 1.

Mr .4 RICHIE. 0 E. lrse REAL "V.STTE tl N. Kl 11, REAL ESTATE N.i. tl.it': a great be" l.

A. il 1'i iiosi U. rk. 1 REAL ESTATE be. the pricea: Ji' J.

4 Orandview e.5i.t'on: gas; cement lr n. i 'k REAL ESTATE 1 bus ng 10 per cei rt lU'lT. E. merits a pavl. N.

REAL IJSTATil in a. eo.in 1 LEAL ESTATE No? I' I': '1 ci Ve av A T. u.J LEAL tSTATK bors a iv, b. use; alsr' I ance mniMy. HM: 1 REAL ESTATE No.

exi.V: a bargain i art un tie rKll REAL TATL l. roiBS cottage, li i.r hiirh. east Ir nt Ivt IT per aejti h. F.i ii 1 i REAL E. TATE Iwe.

rr in psrt of Capitol ave v. 1 and fL' r. i.i tvul. A. lliiizai.il A 'J i.

loook. 4 N. A ni: in d. in 1 only st i I I ave. c.

i.e. iil." i Cf I. N. N. N.

c. py i l.i v. 1 im vn 1 1 1 oaner, we gar i a .1 of i groinJ within iir In fine grow ir.g conJ.t r. i rich son; i I 1 g. dn in Ir ura: 1 1 or t.FAL A IRATH.KR.

4, tU Ma st REAL A Tt" en I Ion. only 4 I. Vacant lot. corner Bucr.aran aril M. e.

Lots oa br.e.t In i.os Lks In Junan's rl I J'i. We have ta HA, w. VrOKSlVl i. i Buiilmg. REAL LsTATE mon roMot, on C.

unt. a (til rooma. lion Fivs rooms en Broo.B. ie ee. Fovir ro tna, rim.

st I ro ma. Br. laav. i pr Terr.re North Ind.anar.j is. I jer rr In ail locaiiocs or tr a me very rabie 1 4.

us tefwre bwy.ng. Msrket st. t. I rr 1 1 1 1 t.I 1 TV I v. l.if 7 11 i ail A t'j FOK A1 1 Ml( I I t.M HI S.

rrH BALE lady's bew. J.J UulS N. AiilsRii at. Iv it ALE Itv one. IX) half SALE Ie prl' e.

Lm eie e. FOH A LE A ra wv.i maps of lndi New a ar.o 1' JvR S.LI. Sms.il n.ox r. nurtn. Aodresa 11..

t. Is pi lie, 1 rr, itia. A FOR A LE Haiiet i.s with cao ed legs, la en 1 Lex nsion a e. SALE weitv sne in inrotoa ti t): a prUt; Aolrv 1, rare es. li I i FO.H SALE Jersey cheap.

Family pony. to i.y, J)w nver ave West Inls "OR SALE cents belt rt a ti rt srv eve r. rl KI HI AND HCK'aE, 1 4 Vs. lag tow. IOR SALE Wood 1 1 counter shaft; wrv 'i Incnes dlameier.

JAMES SoUl St. PoR ALU F.urtrg rr. ie: las Iss 'KTGAu: room 11. 47 E. st.

uR SALE OR THAI I Iir, an' i. hou se. Allr SAIJC OR 1 1. firm; eiear title. 1 ..4 r'r LUA.

FOR ft A LE T) pe Hsv.rg of our faces by fur'. iixi tne Ranlorph sale, we w.il a je a fonts at very Ev pric m.i mailed on. application. A.o a Iron cvltnder cn cri p. KS' THEWS RlNILSil XJi i Was too at.

FOR SALE UK IHAUS XK SALE OR TRALE Exi fan. I In iisna ave. t4 1 1 a 4 E. 11 In ga I um a.l tn t.me: ei n. a Is a rare chance.

tnr going Adlreas rsre 1VH AJE (Nice.y 1, cated 1 Ing rooms comt.inel. i gmad cash payment lalam in ti. menls; price Inquire E. IrXIR SALE A set I Including two aiiv. n.

two benrh dr.il. two vi.es. hsm 4 I 1 if ixj ar i FOR BALI OH THAI il II for l.t 1 bt earda V1CTO R.N wares t. TTiR sal: oh tkadi store. A.ldrees 'i.

Eralin' Ir 1 i.e bat lol 61. FUR SALE OH TRADE ty ei trails for eciulty 1 7.,, I res '1111 In 1. FOR SALE OR THAI rl wo' ri squars p.iiO lor r.y and bukir. l.i I i aon st. ii SALE OR TRAi 'Ie i I in BriKHtwo.d, InJ.

li. Viiol Ai. E. St. FOR SALE Olt TRAl Farm.

proper! yT A F. VL I VA 1 CHANGE, tl FOH HALE OR TKAbi A l.i.ifM ha.f on oj 1 street irih lois an! prvvexnenta or for farmiania. AJji care Newe. SALE THAI I Nw, idence; built for a hon gas; aal weil; cwtern; 0 sy i bargain on ai cuont cf trade for gjil 1" 1 ssi. FOR SALE OH 0'.

1 property tn In 1 snei is. i anspooa. Haoshvi. Ir'ien Ctiurr.i.up. I.

a tninnton ani lai. ii. I LL i and i E. Mul' JXl'll 4ALE ta TRVt i ware: seven rvinis; 'l c. ne.griborl aJ; driven gssss; fruit: wi.l Be.l or trade 1r a i clear.

AJJrees 1. SALI UK A I LI S. 4 111 IX 1 trn 1. 1 en a FOR SALE nt l.iv i i n. 1 ne p.

a.I i J. si ALE L.i iea i fci Kl "TNi i S. 1 i. si. rr lT" SALE cyt.e r.

st hi N. I.o.io.s SALE firt Us eotid.t! FOR SAl: cor. i i. ni i Hrt 4 coii.i VRS it ry 1 i 1 aymsr. La in p.

Vv. Wealii. Jtti a i A fi Fs.ic. 1 I n. to to I a.

ll.i ss i I 1 i. Sn I 1 V. J. I 111 A.