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4. 8 THE HSDIAKAPOLIS NEWS, THURSDAY, JUKE 16, 1904, CII1 MUST BE CLEAflED TO PREVEHT TYPHOID PROTECTION AGAINST RECURRENCE OF EPIDEMIC. HOUSE TO HOUSE INSPECTION As step to the permanent correction of (onUltlnna contributing to the epidemic of typhoid fevwr thHt h.is attacked mora Mkin three hundred'T eopU In Indiana polls since May 1, the City Board of Health will soon begin a house to house Injection. Dr. A.

C. Klmberlln, member of the City IJoard of Health. has been in consultation 'With Mayor lloltxman and ha baa promise to recommend that ths City Council make a special approprla tlon which will enable the board to put on more sanitary officers. Seaklnic of the typhoid situation. Dr.

ttlmberlln says: "Since the Water Company la 710W pumping Its entire city supply from thirty wells. I have no hesitancy In sarin that I believe there Is no further danger of typhoid In the city water. There baa been a marked Improvement In the kind of water furnished In the last few weeks, considering what it waa when tke seriousness of the condition was rs Teajed about trm close of May. Conditions at the Homes. "Any further danger that there may in a continued spread of the disease will grow out of the unsanitary condition of yards, cellars, vaults, utters.

streams and wells. It la of the greatest Importance that an Immediate Hlnspectlon of erery house and lot in the city' be mado. To rto this effectively and In a Short time it will be necessary for the board to employ a corps of competent men for a week rr more to assist the roguiar Inspectors. Typhoid germs sre bred In all of these places, and to eliminate the danger it is necessary to have a thorough cleaning up Of the entire city at once. "This is particularly true If we desire to avoJd a more serious epidemic of typhoid next August.

September and October, which nrc always the worst montha in the year for this fever, Unless the clfv is cleaiied we may txs confronted with another epidemic of appalling mag 1 rttude. This can be avoided In a simple manner, by making a thorough Inspection and causing every suspected place to be scrupulously denned) and disinfected with sulphate of corper, ss suggested by Dr. O. T. Moore, of Washington.

The closest attention must be given to the South Side district, where the largest number of typhoid rases were found. This must be cJeaned or It will be ft hotbed of typhoid next fall. Then other parts of the city must be looked after In turn." Cleaning of Water Courses. Dr. Klmberlln snys that the canal bed, which Is now dry.

will ulso have to be thoroughly Ha regards this one of the greatest disease breeders In the city, and unless conditions are remedied before the hot weather eoms Dr. Klmberlln says thre will be all kinds of slck.n almy Its. banks. The Indlana pol.s Water Company will be required to do this work, ana the bonrd has been Informed that preparations are already under way. Ir.

Klm' rlln says that the health of the vicinity demands the abandonment of the channel in time. Pogue run must also cleaned. Along the course if this stream there were many caws of typhoid fever, caused by the overflow last spring. Co nservatory Commencement. Ths graduating clan of the Indianapolis Conservatory of Music will hold Its corn msncement exsrelsee at the German House.

Thursday evening, Juns.23. Vou Got Ycu Oa Cured; pss paa LULI. A Cclcntlfio CUcovcry. It is now possible to be cured of any form rheumatism without having your stomach turned upside down, or being half licked to death and madi vomit, and vary sufferer from rheumatism should welcome this naw and marvelous discovery with open irrai and give It an honest trial. This remedy waa dtacoverad by John A.

Rmlth. Milwaukee. who Is generous enough to sand It free to every sufferer who writes at onca. It Is a. horns treatment and will not ksep you from your work.

Deformity of the hands In ranarsj Chronlo Articular Rheumatism. Aa you know. If you've tried them, every eo railed rheumatic remedy on the market to day. except this genuine cura, will causa you violent stomach pains and vomiting, and soma, of them are so dangerous thay will causa heart trouble. And the worst of It la they never cura.

When a person haa rheumatism the constitution la an run down tr ha should ha vary cartful what ha lts Inta his stomach. It, therefore gives ma pleasure to praaent a remedy that cura every form and variety of rheumatism without one single unpleasant feeling. That remedy la JIARIA TONIC." Ftefn a I decided to te: the world ahnut the discovery of 'tJlnrle Tunic" I had It tried nn honpltal patient, also on old and crlrH persons, with p'rfeot surreaa. But some people never will believe anything unAll they know It from experience, so the best and quickest way Is for you lo write nie that ou want to ha cured, and I will you a hox of "Olorla Tonic" frea of fl No mtii'r what your form of rheu iKStium Is acute, chronic, muscular. Inflammatory.

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"llorla Tonic" will atop th ise aches end pains, those Inflammation and deformities, and cure you so that life will asaln ha worth living. This offer Is not for curiosity sekers, but ta mad to rheumatics nlv. To them I will send a isI bos of C.l.irla. Tonic" frea. Never before bns a remedy been so highly 1ntored ss "Cilorla Tonic." It has been Indorsed by such worM nolad men as Dr.

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This book contains mny drawings from actual lif. and will you ail about your case. You get 'itorla. Tonic" and this wonderful book at the same time, both free, ao let ma hear from you at once, an'! on voti w'M ha I Address JOJIN A FMIT1I. JCT Gloria Milwaukee.

I'. S. A. I GEN. GRANT AND FAMILY, AS THEY APPEARED THIRTY FIVE YEARS "AGO V.

The above picture Is reproduced from a copy of a steel engravlnr given In by The Youth's Companion as a premium to Dr. Frank S. Gr y. who, at that time, was a student of Union Christian College, at Merom, but ia now a physician of Allendale, III. The picture Is now In the possession of Dr.

Oray's sister, Mrs. Ida DeVore, of Indianapolis. INDIANAPOLIS AND VICINITY THE DOLLAR MLXIMCM. Orvllle Carvln, of Irvtngton. says that the Indianapolis Light and Power Company Is still enforcing the minimum charge of ft a month for private lighting, in sptte of the fsct that the naw contract forbids the charge for current not actually used.

He brought this to the attention of the Irv ington Improvement for Investigation. T. A. Wynne, superintendent of the Light and Power Company, says that the new contract does not go into effect until April 1, and that there la no obliga tion for discontinuing the minimum charge until that time. The charges now made are on old contracts.

Wynne says that wherever people object, company will make new contracts, eliminating the minimum charge. MRS. COLLINS A8KS DIVORCE. Thomas E. Collins, druggist at 103 Indiana avenue, who.

With his wife, waa recently compelled by the Superior Court to pay the Utters daughter IS.OOO of money alleged to have been wrongfully appropriated from the daughter's trust fund. In the mothers keeping, Is now defendant In a divorce suit. Alimony of 110.000 is asked by Mrs. Collins. In the litigation In Superior t'ourt over the money of the daughter.

Miss Nanette Orote. It was alleged by Colllns's attorney that the suit had been brought on an understanding between the mother and daughter, and thla charge Is repeated now. RIBSO JAPANKSK PARTY. The junior class at Butler College will entertain the senior class this evening at a dinner party. The Invitations call It a Kusao Japaneae" dinner, in honor of some very foreign sound Ing personages, real and unreal, whose carda are given with the Invitation.

The place far dinner given on the Invitation Is "Windsor (stle. Jr." Where "Windsor Castle, Jr." la, no one outside the two classes knows. It is generally known, however, to be In Irvtngton, and the under rlaremen are threatening to assist In a fVee for all "Rttaao Japanese" party If they aucceed In finding the Juniors and seniors dhis evening. rxSANTTY T1IE DEFENSE. Charles Wllllama, an Indianapolis colored boy.

Is held at Portsmouth. for the. murder of his employer, and the Ftate'a attorney at Portsmouth has written County Clerk Davis asking for papers showing Williams's dismissal from the Central Hospital for the Insane. The defense In the case Is alleged lnaanity, but the prosecuting attorney hopes to show by the papers asked for that Williams waa discharged from the Indianapolis institution cured. Williams has confessed robbing his employer and killing him.

NEW DEPUTY MAKSIIAL. Merrill E. Wilson, of Elkhart, has beea appointed chief deputy marshal by United Ptataa Marshal Harry Pettlt. to succeed William K. Hnaveley.

who died suddenly at his home In Wabash, last week. Mr. Wilson Is the grand chancellor of the Knights of Pythias of Indiana, and Is a lawyer by profession. Mr. Wilson will assume his new duties as soon as he can put bis personal affairs in order.

In the meantime Mr. Pettit'a. brother will serve as deputy. P. O.

A. OF A. CELEBRATION. The Patriotic Order Sons of America' baa arranged to hold Us Fourth of July celebration at Oarfleld Park. In the form of a basket picnic.

There will, be patriotic speeches by Edgar A. Rice, of Crawfords vtlle. and others. The women of the Patriotic Order of Americans will add to the program, and a good time Is expected. There are eleven campa In the city that will be represented.

Y. M. C. A. MOTHERS' MEETING.

The regular meeting of' the Y. M. C. A. Mothers Circle for June will be held In the T.

M. C. A. building to morrow afternoon at 1 o'clock. Miss Charity Dye, teacher of English In Khort ridge High School, will make an address.

Members will answer their names at roll call with quotations from authors. This will hs the last meeting of the society until September 1. when a reception by the officers will' be given. WILL rVBLISH Ml SIC. Dr.

I. Ie Mitchell and E. P. Parks, of Martinsville, and J. N.

Krowr.rlgg. of New Tark city, have formed a company to publish the musical productions of Dr. Mitchell and Mr. Parks. The publishing house will be situated In Indianapolis.

The capital stock la im.Oul. and the company will be Incorporated In a short time. Mr. Parks is president; Dr. Mitchell, vice president, and J.

N. itrownngg. secretary ana treasurer. WELL, CASINO CORRODED. Magnesium In the deep well at the Bright wood water works Is corroding the easing.

Much of tt must be replaced. This will be a constant source of expense. W. Tt. Williams, clerk of the Board of Public Works, estimates that It will cost about tti1 or j00 a year.

He says It Is not known how much of the caalng around other piping In Crlghtwood should be replaced. BTRl'CK BY 6LEDC.R HAMMER. Morris Oott waa taken to the City Hospital this morning, suffering from a severe blow on the head struck by Jefferson Denton, The two men ara railroad section men and ware, working at the east end of the Vnton station. Denton was swinging a heavy sledge hammer, and tott got In the way of It. receiving the full force of the Mow on his heed.

He Is not fatally hurt. OGLE RECEIVES HONORS. A' telegram received In this city from Princeton. N. eeye that Alfred McCartney Ogle.

Jr of Indianapolis, who waa graduated yesterday In the civil engineering course from the John C. Oreen School of Science, Princeton I'nKerslty. 'received cum laude honors. IIOI SE RET ON FIRE. A vacant house at TTJ West Eleventh street was set on fire about 10:45 o'clock last night.

The department was called and the fire was put out before much damage was done. There was aa clew to the Incendiary. MAGNOLIA OIL COMPANY. The Magnolia OH Company, of Muncle. with a capital of ITS.

000. has been Incorporated. The directors sre" P. M. Msrkley.

W. V. Mogga. J. J.

Burkholder. Thomas Bromlev, J. E. Dynes. O.

M. Ware and J. O. Shaw. LAWN SOCIAL TO NIGHT.

The lawn social at 1344 Fletcher avenue, which 'was to have been held last night, was postponed until to night. There will be muic by the Indianapolis News's Newsboys Band. 1" I 'r BODY WRIT FOR Habeas. Corpus Prayer Granted by Judge Thayer at St. Louis.

ST. LOUIS. June 18. United States Circuit Judge A. M.

Thayer, sitting In chambers, has granted a writ of habeas corpus ordering that Charles H. Moyer, president of the Western Federation of Miners, be brought beforej him on July 6. The writ Is directed against Governor J. H. Peabody, of Colorado; Adjt.

Gen. Sherman Bell and Buckley Wells. They are cited to appear with Moyer and show cause why he la being restrained of his liberty in "the bull pen" at Tellurlde, Cola The granting of this habeas corpus la the result of the war that haa been going on between the miners' union and Colorado officials for several montha. Attorneys Hawkins and Richards, of Denver, arrived In St. Louis and went direct to the Federal building, where they laid the case before Judge Thayer.

At the conclusion of their arguments Judge Thayer granted the Moyer Not a Military Prisoner. DENVEK, June 16. Governor Peabody has Issued an order 'declaring martial law In San Miguel county, at an end. dl rectinjr the release of the troops from duty, Instructing Capt. Bulkeley Wells, In command of the troops, to turn over to, the civil authorities President Charles II.

Moyer, of the Western Federation of Miners, now a prisoner in the bull pen at Tellurlde. Governor Peabody says that these orders we're Issued before he had any knowledge of the action today by Judge Thayer at St. Louis. Illinois Labor Organizations Act. SPRINGFIELD, 111., June 16.

The State executive board of the United Mine Workers of Illinois sent a telegram to President Roosevelt protesting against the acts of the Colorado military officials. A telegram was sent to Samuel Gompers requesting the calling of a convention of all labor organizations. The State convention of the Allied Printing Trades, also In session here, named a committee to wait upon Governor Yates and ask him to protest to President Roosevelt against the conduct of the Colorado militia. EDISON LOSES PATENT FIGHT. Decision Rendered Against Inventor at Washington.

WASHINGTON. June 18. Notwithstanding President Roosevelt's order, passed over the heads of the Secretary of the Interior to the Commissioner of Patents, ordering that a rehearing be given Thomas A. Edison In. his protest against the issuance of certain patents in connection with storage batteries to Ernest W.

Junger, Mr Edison was turned down by Acting Commissioner of Patents Edward B. Moore. Mr. Edison has. now no recourse but to stand the test of a suit for infringement on the part of Mr.

Junger. should Mr. Edison go ahead and make his own storage batteries on the principle claimed by Junger as his patent. This patent was Issued to Junger September 1, 1903. Mr.

Edison filed charges against the examiners who had 'investigated the claims of the patentee and demanded a rehearing, which Commissioner Allen declined to give. Mr. Edison then carried the matter to the White House, both New Jersey Senators ac companying him to the President. Mr. Moore's conclusions were approved by the President.

Mr. Moore, after the hearing, submitted the case to five of the best experts of the Patent Office without any one of the five knowing that any other person was working on the case. The reports were unanimous. GURITY, Genuine Carter's Little Liver Pills. Must Boar Signature of Pae Slalk Wrapper Bdew.

to taka aooagesa rcaBusACBC. rex 1 rex uuc.mts. FCK TCXPI3 UYCIe TZl CCXXTIfATlCI. rcismowsui. rcxmccHPixxisi CARTERS lAOSOLuTE Pfe' 1 i SSpW I iy7 CURE SICK HEADACHE.

CORBIH IS ORDERED TO THE PHILIPPINES HE WILL SUCCEED MAJOR GEN ERAL J. F. WADE. LIEUTENANT GENERAL NEXT WASHINGTON, June It Major Gen. Henry C.

Corbin has been ordered to command the division of the Philippines, succeeding Major Gen. J. F. Wade, the order to take effect In October. General Corbin at present commands the division of the Atlantic and department of the East, headquarters at Governor's island.

New York. He will have had about a yea and a half of service in the Philippines when Lieutenant General Chaffee reaches the retiring age. It Is expected that Major General Corbin will then succeed General Chaffee as lieutenant general. DR. N.

S. DAVIS DEAD. He was One of the Most Prominent Physicians In America. CHICAGO. June 16.

Dr. Nathan Smith Davis, one of the most prominent physicians in America, died here to day, age eighty seven years. He was In good health and in active practice of his profession almost up to the time of his death. Dr. Davis was president of the International Medical Congress of 1SS7, and was six years editor of the Journal of the American Medical Association.

As dean of the faculty of Northwestern Unlver rlty as a professor In Rush Medical College and as one of the staff of Mercy Hospital for forty years, Dr. Davis had a career of remarkable activity and success augmented by the high respect which he commanded aside from his work as a physician. His best writings were In reft a rd to the physiological effects of alcohol. DIED. DUNHAM Vernon, are 1 years montha, son of Mr.

and Mrs. William Dunham. IS a. June la. Funeral Friday, a.

from parents' residence, 921 Dorm an at. Burial Crown Hill. ROEDER Herman Frederick, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Roeder, Wednesday, June IS, 2 p.

ace 1 years. Funeral from residence. 320 Wisconsin Friday, June 17, 2 p. ra. Frienda invited.

Card of Thanks. I wish to extend my thanks to my friends and nelfhbora for their klndneaa and sympathy shown me duiinar the sickness and death of my husband. MRS. GERTIE BORdSTEDE. FUNERAL DIRECTORS.

FUNERAL DIRECTORS WHITS ETT. FUNERAL DIRECTORS KREQELO. Phones 2M. FUNERAt, DIRECTOR TUTEWILER. Undertaker, 119 W.

Market at. Tel. 210. FUNERAL DIRECTORS FINN BROS. LONG.

136 W. Market. Both phones. FUNERAL, DIRECTORS ADAM3 A KREI GER. N.

Illlnola St. Telephone 11(4. FUNERAL. DIRECTORS JOHNSON. HAS3 LER A GEORGE, XS7 Masaachvaetta Ill N.

Alabama St. New phone HX Old mala 1U0. FUNERAL. DIRECTOKS FRANK M. BLANCH A RD.

Undertaker. Lady attendant. Southeast eoroer Ohio and N. Delaware. Phones: Office, 411: residence.

CSS. I FUNERAL DIRECTORS A. M. BAGSDALE 231 Mass. ara.

Private ambulance. MONUMENTS. MONUMENTS AUO. DIENER, 448 E. Wash inffton.

xeiepnone OjfETYANDXUJ SOCIETY MASONIC Monument Lodce No. 657. F. 4k A. M.

Called meeting; Tuesday even Ins, 7 p. June IS. Work In entered apprentice decree. Visitors welcome. ISAAC FRANK.

W. M. LEWIS BAL'M. Sec'y. SOCIETY Pen talpha Lodce No.

64. F. A. M. Called meetlnc In Masonic Temple thla Thursday) event n.

June 18. at 7:30 o'clock, for work in the first decree. Visitors welcome. THOS. G.

LEE. W. M. F. T.

QUI DDT. Secretary. SOCIETY Masonic Indianapolis Chapter No. a. Royal Arch Masons.

Special meetlnc Friday evenlnc. June 17, at 7:20 o'clock, in Masonic Temple. Work In past and M. E. decree.

Visiting companions welcome. GEO. H. MUELLER, M. E.

H. P. TOM ODDY. Secretary. SOCIETY MASONIC Queen Esther Chapter No.

O. E. 8. Stated meetlnc at Masonic Temple to morrow Friday) evenlnc. June 17.

at 7:45 o'clock. Members of the order will be welcome. JENNIE R. CLAPP. W.

M. NETTIE RANRFORD. Secretary. SOCIETY Indianapolis Lodce No. 56.

K. of meets In res oler convention thla (Thursday) evenlnc. 7:45 o'clock. Work In Knlshts rank. Caatle Hall, corner Pennsylvania and Market sta.

Elevator. Visitors welcome. CHARLES P. BENEDICT. V.

C. Attest: GEO. T. BREUX1Q. K.

of and 8. SOCIETY MASONIC Called meetlnc North Park Lodce No. S44. F. and A.

at Ma ronlc Hall, corner Twenty eighth and Rader Friday evening June 17. at 7:80 o'clock. Work in E. degree. Visiting brothers cordially JACOB W.

WATTS. W. M. FRANK TERRWILLEOAR. Secretary.

SOCIETY Marion i Camp No. 1561. M. W. holds rectilar meetings every Thursday night at Woodman Hall.

Fountain Square, end of Virginia ave. Visitors and members cordially welcomed. Work to night. I A. V.

LAWRENCE. V. TRANK P. BAKER. Clerk, office 1211 Stevea son Bide.

LOST LOST Gold spectacles: double lena. PI return to iri 127 I W. Market. LOST Whipcord buggy cushion. Return to 130 N.

Alabama 1st. Reward. LOST Bulldos: biindle eyea and spot on hip. Return to Hose Company 24. Reward.

LOST Baby's bead necklace with gold heart. Return to 1504 College ave, and receive re ward. LOST One black sow; white star In forehead. C. M.

BOTTEMA1 corner English and South eastern avea. LOST Black mare) lame left hind leg: short legs; walks pigeon toed. Address 610 Tnirty nrst at. LOST Between and 11 p. m.

Tuesday tSA In bills; can give description; liberal reward. Return to 210 Park. LOST At Riverside Park. Sunday, open faced. silver watch: lady's photo In back.

Reward. J. XI. HARNETT. BIS N.

Delaware. STRAYED OR STOLEN A male Italian gray hound, with new collar. Answers to name of "Jean." Return to 431 Massachusetts ave. FOUND. FOUND Shetland pony.

J. B. QUICK. Forty third and Pennsylvania. FOUND Gold watch fob.

corner Washington and Virginia ave. Call 415H Muskingum. PALMISTS. ETC. CLAIRVOYANT MRS.

A LISA ND RE advises truthfully oa all life a flairs. Readings. aOc 1M1 Shelby at. CLAIRVOYANT IVSj MADAM BILLINGS. 55c.

Gives fuTl names: causes marriages: reunites the separated; gives1 good luck to all. Jul N. Capitol av. 4 MAAGE BATJHS MANAGE Meaaax treatment. MADAM BAKER.

442 N. Illinois st. MASSAGE Massage treatment. 3 N. Cap itoi ave.

tan sioe ooor. MASSAGE Body maasage. electric bath. Pbone mala 2S3S. 414 Michigan.

TO EXCHANGE. TO EXCHANGE H.2"0 worth of manufactured goods, boxed for shipment, for a first class touring car. Box 13. Sullivan, lad. A "WANT AD ia The News will reach per cent, of the newspaper readers of ladiaaa NOTICE NOTICE Brrce's salt nam bread.

NOTICE Driven wella. We per toot. FRANK BVTTZ. i' hones 171. NOTICE 600 business carta (or SOe VICTOR.

Printer, SS N. Delaware. NOTICB HENRTA, 8TCMPF. Moncrief furnace. 31 S.

Pennsylvania. NOTICE W. H. JOHNSON A SON. furnaces.

N. Delaware, air NOTICE WIOOINTON. at Baldwta Block. Carpenter and repalrlns. NOTICE HAUGER Fourth of July suggestions under Msle Help.

Read them. NOTICE Driven walla, isi Inch, toe per foot; I Inches. $1.25. FRANK BUTTZ. phonea 17L NOTICE A second hand store.

In good location; doing good business; for sale or trade. Address Box 3274. News. NOTICE SMITH'S DYFINO AND CLEANING ESTABLISHMENT now located at 23t Maeaachosetts first square. NOTICE Order fly screens now; takes time te make them; have the old screens repaired.

LEE HARDWARE Illlnola and Sixteenth. NOTICE THE PEKRLESS FOUNDRY 710 71 E. Maryland at furnishes repairs for any stove manufactured; also does stove repairing. NOTICE JOSEPH GARDNER. IS Kentucky repairs furnaces, tin and state roof a.

and puts galvanised Iron tops oa flues. Telephones 122. NOTICE All persona are cautioned to cash no checks for N. S. Byram with either of the following signatures: Isabella P.

Byram. H. G. Byram. Cllver T.

Byram. NOTICE NOTICE TO CREDITORS. AU creditors and claimants against the assets of the Commercial Trust Company are hereby notified that on the Sth day of June. 1S04. the Judge of the Superior Court of Ma rion county, entered an order requiring the union Trust company, receiver of the commercial Trust Company, to notify an creditors by publication that all claims of every character and description against the aasets of said Commercial Trust Company must be filed with the Union Trust Company, receiver, and proof made thereon satisfactory to said re ceiver on or nerore tna 234 a ay or June, isA and it waa ordered by said court that any clalma not filed on or before said data should be forever barred.

Parties who have already filed their passbooks need file nothing addi tional THE UNION TRUST COMPANY OF INDI ANAPOLIS, Receiver. WANTED Bryces salt, rising bread. WANTED Papering. 8c per rolL 1402 Yaades street. WANTED To buy bouse for removal.

Address Box 34T7. News. WANTED Lady room mats. Inquire, 222 E. Pratt st.

mornings. WANTED Driven wells, SOo per foot. FRANK BUTTZ. Phones ITtL WANTED Wallpaper cleaned; rooms, $1.25. jyo.

tiLtu in aw pnone WANTED Small Iron safe, not over four reert nign. sis N. Illinois St. WANTED To sell your houses, 424 Lemcke. none jsso.

M. ARBUCXLE. WANTED Collars and cuffs. Sc. Telephone 1121.

PROGRESS LAUNDRY. WANTED One 1.000 lbe platform scales; cheap for cash. Address Box 3402. News. WANTED To buy one horse market wagon.

BAibt k. Washington st. WANTED Two young men to occupy well lurmanea room. 1M ul c)t. joe St.

WANTED To buy grocer's or feed delivery wag an. Aaarw box news. WANTED Paper to hang; work guaranteed, per roll. Address Box 3409. News.

WANTED To buy all breeds of puppies; state age ana price, izs js. seventeenth St. WANTED To buy two or three chair barber Shop. M. W.

CARR. Charlestown, Ind. WANTED Hotel. restaurant or rooming. nous.

Acaress cox siatinews, ind. WANTED The use of a piano for the storage; oest ot reierence. AQdreaa Box 2S07, News. WANTED Driven wells. IH tncn, 60c per foot; I inches, 11.25.

FRANK BUTTZ. Phones 1781. WANTED 10c per load for dirt. on levee west of Oliver are. bridge.

PARRY UFO. CO. WANTED Hardwood floors to clean and re nnisn; worn guaranteed. Address Box 3339, News. WANTED MODEL LAUNDRY.

Lace curtains; family washing; good work; prices right. WANTED Peper cleaning, II per room; no streaaa or no pay. rvew pnone to, a. D. WANTED Fine quality of manure to give away.

Call 4 N. Delaware st. fitablea. 12 Hudson. WANTED Chlropodle a.

WELCH and WIFE. Antiseptic Chiropodists. Room 13. 20 N. Me rtdlanat.

WANTED Ladles' and gentlemen's clothing cleaned, pressed and repaired. 17 Virginia ave WANTED To buy good complete furniture outfit to go to housekeeping. Address Box mis, isewa. WANTED Second hand portable furnace, capa nie 01 neatmg cudic ieet. Address Box 1430, News.

WANTKD Leaxy cieteme cleaned and ce mented. 11.60. FRANK C. BUTTZ. Both phot.es 17M.

WANTED To borrow 1500 at per gilt edge security; no commission. Address Box 1407,. News. WANTED Downtown location for photograph gallery; north and south light. Address Box H16.

News. WANTED Family washing: nice work; price rignt: lace curtains. a pair. PROGRESS LAUNDRY. WANTED To borrow 12.200 on new home worth 13.400; Al location.

Address Box 1442. News. WANTED Oa engine, 15 horse power; must be of late make. HENKX AHLEK8, 17ft 8. Meridian st.

WANTED Machinery construction and pat tern work. CENTRAL MACHINE WORKS. 240 Henry at. WANTED Money loaned on watches and diamonds; private rooms; confidential; reliable. 101 E.

Ohio st. WANTED Money loaned on watches and dia monds; lsrgest possible amount; lowest rates. 203 Stevenson Bldg. WANTED Contractors to call at Indianapolis naroware to. tor ouiiaera nara ware at rectory prices to quit business.

WANTED o'clock dinners for three, not over four squares rom Broadway and Twenty fifth St. Address Box 140. News. WANTED Engine and pump repairs. Cylin ders bored without removal.

CENTRAL MACHINE WORKS, 240 Henry st WANTED HALF TONES, ZINC ETCHINGS, NISKELPLATES. ELECTROTYPES. INDI ANA ELECTROTYPE 21 W. Pearl St. WANTED The Indianapolis Hardware Co.

Is actually going out of business. If in need of anything In hardware line Investigate at once, WANTED To purchase good dairy of ten to thirty cows, with established retail route. Will pay spot eash. MICK te CO, WANTED Man and wife on farm near Ind I anapolls: woman to do housework, man for farm work. Address, with references.

Box 1432, News. WANTED To mend glass, china, marble, porcelain. Ivory and bric a brac of all kinds. Work guaranteed or no pay. CHA8.

F. GRAY, 112 E. Vermont st ANTED You to see the greatest lighting system on earth: will pay for Itself In saving on your present light bill. WATSON Ax 13S E. New York sC WANTED Small Shetland pony: must be thor oughly gentle and reliable for small children; will etther buy at a reasonable price or give It a good home for the summer.

Address Box 3101. News. WANTED A home foe young lady where, by doing light work nights, mornings and Saturdays, she may defray her expenses for both room and board while attending Vories Business College. Address Col less. WANTED 100 agents, either sex.

and 1.000 boys to sell an Illustrated paper during summer vacation: quick seller; cash prises to those who sell the greatest number of copies. Address, with' stamp. Box 227S. News. WANTED MONEY.

MONET. IT TOO RUN SHORT OF MONEY. CALL AND SEE ME. WE MAKE THE MOST LIBERAL ADVANCES POSSIBLE ON WATCHES. DIAMONDS AND JEWELRY AT REASONABLE RATES.

NOE'S LOAN OFFICE. 103 N. ILLINOIS. WANTED AGENTS. AGENTS WANTED HAUGER'S Fourth of July suggestions under Male Help.

Read them. AGENTS WANTED Try our really fresh roasted coffee and see how much it excels ethers. We roast every day, quick delivery. COFFYS COFFEE STORE, phones 2321. main H6.

AGENTS WANTED To sell fine art pictures, alxe 14x20 inches; rood profit. Write. Inclosing 2c stamp, for catalogue and particulars. Address Gieaelraan A R. No.

3. Princeton, Ind To sell Darrow Kl color Attachment for typewriting In two red. purple, black or any combination; put on any standard machine with screwdriver: sells In every progressive office: price 13: exclusive territory. BURD1CK SHORK LET. 11 Chamber of Commerce, Minneapolis, Minn.

AGENTS WANTED To sell trees for America's leading nursery. We grow complete list and all new Pacific coast specialties, which are In' great demand. We pay largest commission, and furnish best outfit free. Trustworthy, hustling, good salesmen want. Ing permanent position, write quick.

WASHINGTON NURSERY CO. Detroit. Mica. AJTJErrEMALg. WANTED Bryce'e salt rlslna bread.

A NT Colored airla. 3i E. South St. WANTED Dishwasher. KS 1 rhurette ave.

WANTED Night Cook. 149 W. Washington. WA NTED Dish washer. (33 Pennsylvania atreet.

WANTED Girl for general, housework. 1313 N. Aisnama. WANTED Experienced cook. a33 N.

Pennsyl vania at. WANTED Good girl; housework. 14 Ash iana are. WANTED Colored girt for chambermaid. 310 w.

itortn. WANTED Girta. GEM LAUNDRY. 235. In dtana ave.

WANTED Girl for general housework. 1210 Jfi. onio st. WANTED White girl, fsmlly two. 240 N.

Menman at. WANTED Good washerwoman. Apply 2207 N. Pennsylvania. WANTED White girl for general housework.

ivrz I. Illinois. WANTED Old feathers, ave. DUBOIS. 411 Massachusetts WANTED White girl for general housework.

imo J. Delaware. WANTED Solicitors; salary. per month. im Liw wunaing.

WANTED Girl for general housework. Call at ml Monument Place. WANTED Reliable girl tn email family; no rung. 904 Broadway. WANTED A good white cook, with refer 1740 N.

Meridian. WANTED White girl for general housework st HO M. New Jersey st. WANTED Always to BENNETT'S for photoa. 8 E.

Washington. best WANTED Ladies' black serge house slippers. 26c. KISTNER'S. 135 B.

Illlnola. WANTED White nurse, li years old, for child three years. HZ! Park ave. WANTED Good girl to go to lake' as cook; no laundry work. 1S25 N.

Meridian. WANTED Girl to assist housekeeper and help care for two children. 1217 N. Alabama. WANTED Young, girl; housework; go to lake for summer.

Imperial Hotel, room 142. WANTED Girt for general housework. The Belmont, corner Delaware and Michigan. WANTED Maid, colored pastry cook, 130; family conk. 35.

149 N. Delaware. WANTED Experienced waitresses: also girla to work In kitchen, SPENCER HOUSE. WANTED Young lady with some knowledge of bookkeeping. Address Box 3440, News.

WANTED Neat woman to come two half days in each week, sweep, dust. 1527 Park ave. WANTED Cook; German preferred; good pay; recommendation required. 100S E. Market.

WANTED Women only. Examination free. DR. CAMPBELL 719 State Life Building. WANTED Good white girl: general housework; German preferred.

Apply 17t N. Illinois. WANTED White oetrlch plumea Cleaned and curled. CHARLES FAILLES. 39 ft.

Illinois Street. WANTED Girl for" general housework; no washing; good wages. 2211 N. Pennsylvania street. WANTED Experienced laundress.

two days. 1577. Park ave. Call between 4 and I p. m.

WANTED German girl for general housework. Apply 142 8. Illinois, Brstsman's Studio. WANTED Peper cleaning, 11 per room: no streaks or no pay. New phone TO.

A u. BELL WANTED Middle aged woman; housekeeper for widower with children. 142 Lexington avenue. WANTED Competent stenograpners furnished. Phones 461.

REMINGTON TYPEWRITER CO. WANTED Woman for housework In country; good wagea to right person. Call 123 W. Walnut. WANTED Hotel housekeeper, cooks.

house girls, waitresses, chambermaids. SIMS, 411 State Life. WANTED Young white girl for general. housework; small family. 1314 N.

New Jersey st. WANTED Family washing; nice work; pries right; lace curtains, too a pair. PROGRESS LAUNDRY. WANTED Competent colored girl, to aa slst. with general housework; reference.

N. East. WANTED Younar alrl to assist with general housework, at once; German preferred. 103 Woodruff Place. WANTED Lady stenographer and light book keeping; steady position; write fully.

Address Box 3399. News. WANTED Lady for office work: no type writer; state kind of experience had. Address Box 2S04. News.

WANTED Window and door screens made to order. CAPITOL LUMBER plant No. Both phones 1868. WANTED A course at A VERY' 8 DRESS CUTTING SCHOOL, at half price for 10 day a. 703 N.

Illlnola St. WANTED A good cook: small family: good wagea; gas range; no washing or Ironing. 1321 r. Pennaylvanla st. WANTED Girl for office In exchange for short hand and bookkeeping; rare opportunity.

Ad dress Box 3422, News. WANTED Extra special. Boys' knee pants, Lion brand, 14c. EXCLUSIVE. PANTS STORE NO.

3, 9 8. Illinois. WANTED Money loaned on watches and dm monds; largest possible amount; lowest rates. 203 Stevenson Bldg. WANTED Mlddle aced woman for the country; two In family; good, permanent home.

Address Box 3358, News. WANTFIWSIrli. mnerienced on nower ma chines, to work on ladies' skirts. ROYAL GARMENT 42S Madison ave. WANTED Diseases of women successfully treated by DR.

BULA. 1S7 N. Illinois at. Consultation free and confidential. WANTED Collar, cuff, and bosom maker; must be experienced on linen stitching.

J. GUT HAUGH, 225 N. Pennsylvania. WANTED MRS. STEVENS'S PRIVATE SANATORIUM for ladles before and during confinement.

1012 Newman. Take E. Tenth st. car. WANTED Ten good sewers to learn to operate power machines; plain aewlng; steady wages; good pay.

CENTURY GARMENT Ul W. Georgia. WANTED The great germ destroyer. Red Cross Washing Powder. Won't Injure the hands; cleans and benefits the clothes.

At your grocer's. Ic. WANTED 111 for life course night school for those that take out scholarships In thla month. Phones 1264. VORlES8 BUSINESS COLLEGE.

WANTED Flrst clsss colored laundress, one willing to go with family to seashore for summer; reference required. Apply Immediately. 1211 N. Delaware st. WANTED Confidential consultations free to ladles, 1 to I p.

m. DR. STODDARD, thirty years' specialist In diseases of women and chronic diseases. 424 Newton Claypool Bldg. WANTED Good, respectable white girl for general housework: ir1vate family: no washing or Ironing; good home; wages 14 or IS per week for right party.

Address Box 3374. News. WANTED Experienced skirt makers on power machines; high wagea and steady employment. Apply 133 E. Court st WANTED Experienced trimmers on ladles waists; also tuckers and collar and cuff makers steady employment and high pay.

Apply 183 E. Court. WANTED Bargains In Millinery. Friday and Saturday. Come and see.

Ladies' drees hats. tl.8 to 75c. Street hata from 2Sc tu 13.98. Children's trimmed flops. 60c up.

Big reductions in flowers. MRS. W. N. BUSH.

Sit Massachusetts ave. WANTED Ladies and gentlemen, singers and dancers, for the very best of theatrical com panlea now on the road. I receive letters every day calling for clever 'dancera. New beginners wishing to start in and learn a good, first class dancing specialty can secure good, reliable engagements st all times; lessons given privately. Call PROF.

HATNO, 230 W. Ohio Indianapolis. Phone 2u2 red. WANTED A breakdown oa the prices of shirtwaist suits. $1.93 for One batiste suits: regular price.

33 50. 12.99 for embroidered shirtwaist suits; values tip to VS 00. 12.49 for white shirtwaist suits; other stores sell them at 13.00. I'M dozen shirtwaists dumped in by a manufacturer: they are on sale this week at about be on the dollar. THE GLOBE.

330 W. Washington. PATENT ATTORNEYS. PATENT ATTORNEYS E. T.

SILVIT'S A lus IN. rennayiTBJiia. innaiiiui PATENT LAW TEB V. IL LOCKWOOD. 41S Lemcke Building.

Indianapolis. Patents sad trademark business. PATENT ATTORNEYS Patents, trademarks and copyrights procured by T. R. BELL, Mechanical Engineer and Patent Attorney.

49 aO Ingails Indianapolis. Ind. WANTED SALESMEN. SALESMEN WANTED HAUGER'S Fourth or July suggestions unoer saaiv jieip. mm A "WANT AD" ta Tha News win reach tt par cent, of the swipe par readers of WANTEDMALE.

WANTED Ask tor News 4c elser. WANTED Bryoe'e Salt Rising Brswd. WANTED Walter. S01E. ashlr igton.

WANTED Twenty men at Interstate Stockyard. WANTED Young man to work in grocery. Virginia ave. WANTED Boy, who bas worked at barber 4 fi. pine St.

WANTED Man and wife occupy three. rooms; Se. 24 Highland ave. WANTED Head cook at the St. Hotel.

23 Mcfrea st. Charles WANTED Boy with some experience la drug store. New phone 4457. WANTED Always to BENNETT'S for photoa. 34 R.

Washington. Colored barber: steady Job and sleep. 46S W. Weshtngton. WANTED Collars and cuffs.

Sc. LAUNDRY. Telephone 1121. PROGRESS WANTED A bookkeeper; must be a good pen man, Aaareaa box News. WANTED Collars and cuffs, ze.

Telephone 1111. PROGRESS LAUNDRY. WANTED Agents, colored: a good thing for too rignt.party. 1017 Uv Building. WANTED An experienced cabinetmaker; sieaoy employment, sus is Alabama.

WA NTED rh fireman. INDIANAPOLIS DESICCATING Sellars farm. WANTED First CJ ass eJIrcmnd blacksmith helper and flour man. 2il W. Tenth at.

WANTED Olailer iogiaze tmnhT Call AN SON HIXON SASH AND DOOR CO. WANTED Barber; no student; 110 per week. OL SUIT, Tipton, Tipton county. WANTED Clerk; experienced in butcher and grocery business. Address Box 3390, News.

WANTED Experienced men in grocery, for Inside and wagon. HU College ave. WANTED Given away, hog manure ln the way), at the INTERSTATE STOCKYARDS. WANTED Competent stenographers furnished. Phoaea 451.

REMINGTON TYPVWR1TER CO. WANTED Teamsters, oooks. porter; fifty Austrlana, railroad work. SIMS, 412 State Lire. WANTED Parties with amall capital to mn amusements at resort.

Address Box'', 3341, fiewa. WANTED Firet claes tinner. Address THE HOLDER MANUFACTURING Frank lln. Ind. WANTED Barber; first class, steady man 112.

half over 111. JOHN LA FOUNTAIN, La porte, Ind. WANTED White cook for first class res tail rant; good wages. Address Lock Box 14, Fowler, Ind. WANTED Family prompt delivery.

LAUNDRY. hinge; good work; j'nooe stz. nUHG WANTED The MANN HAT FACTORT. Hata half price; bats cleaned, dyed and repaired. jiemucsy.

WANTED Molders. nonunion, on floor, for stove pigte and beater work. Apply Box 147. vtica, pi. WANTED Young man to keep books; stats salary desired and give references.

Address Box 3323. News. WANTED A good, steady boy to learn fancy grocery business; give Address Box 3370. News. WANTED Two salesmen for city and local work: only experienced men Bead apply.

Ad drees Box 3411, Newa. WANTED Window and door screens made to order. CAPITOL LUMBER plant No. a Both phones la. WANTED Boilermakers, nonunion, expert enced; steady highest wages.

Call Room 1 Btubblns Hotel. WANTED Traveling men to travel the State Of Indiana. Address or call on A. BRUCE. room 1017 Law Building.

WANTED Men to unload coal and work in cold storage. POLAR ICE Twentieth St. and Northwestern ave. WANTED Extra special. Boys' knee pants.

IJon brand. 14c. EXCLUSIVE PANTS STORE NO. 3, 9 P. Illinois.

WANTED Money loaned on watches and dia monds; largest possible amount; lowest rates. 203 Stevenson Bldg. WANTED Experienced bushelman and preeser on men's clothing: steady work to compe tent man. Address Box I2il News. WANTEI Experienced, white, single coach man and yard man; no housework; salary 130 per month.

Address Box 3291, Newa WANTED Good, honest, bright boy to drive delivery wason for grocery: one Wltn experience preferred. Address Box t3St, Newa, WANTED Sales agent In Indiana for good line electrical and hardware specialties. CLEAR A 107 Chambers New York. i WANTED Good canvassers to canvass counties In Indiana: good opportunity; quick seller; no books. CHAS.

F. GRAY, 111 E. Vermont st. i WANTED stenographers, bookkeepers; positions obtained free In any city through our system. CLERICAL PROMOTION South Bend.

Ind. WANTED 111 for Ufa course night school for those that taks out scholarship in this month. Phones 12S4. VORIES BUSINESS COLLEGE. WANTED Two men to sell goods on payments from our sample wagons.

Call Ifil N. Illinois 11 a. m. to 12 m. only.

C. F. ADAMS WA NTED Reliable head waiter In European restaurant; married man preferred: references required; state wages expected. Address Box 3353 WANTED Men to leaxn barber trade our catalogue explains how we temch It quickly, mailed free. MOLER BARBER COLLEGE.

Cincinnati. Ohio. WANTED Molders willing to work In open shops will And It to their advantage to register their names and recommendations by addressing Lock Box, 2.. Detroit. Mich.

WANTED Ws can use fifty good foreign laborers; also teamsters, carpenters, concrete and nandy men. dining room girls, etc. THE ROGERS LABOR. AGENCY, 33 W. Washington.

WANTED Msn with manufacturing experience 'that has some capital to unite with others in some enterprise and to manage the business. Address roatomce Box Kokomo. Ind. WANTED Boy, from II to IS. to work at soda fountain and learn the drug business; good opportunity for.

honest and Industrious boy; pro motion and good pay, ACdress, with reference, Box 339, News. WANTED Men everywhere tgood pay) to dis tribute circulars, advertising matter, tack signs, no canvassing. Address NATION AL ADVERTISING 100 Oakland Bank Building. Chicago, III. WANTED A genta, city or country, 13 U.

30 per week; a permanent business for working man, wlfo or children. Inclose stamp for particulars. INTERSTATE BUSINESS ASSOCIATION. Indianapolis. Ind.

WANTED Men: Our catalogue explains how ws teach barber trade, manicuring, face massage: board, tools earned while learnlnr. Write THE OLD RELIABLE CINCINNATI BARKER COLLEGE, 241 E. Third, for rates. WANTED Students; free courses In typewriting, penmanship, shorthand, bookkeeping In connection with telegraphy; large gymnasium; free Illustrated catalogue. JOHNSON'S TELEGRAPH INSTITUTE, T.

M. A. Indianapolis. WANTED For United States army, able bodied, unmartred men, between ages of 31 and eltlsene of United States, of good character and temperate habits, who csn speak, read and writs English. For Information apply to Recruiting Officer, 25 N.

Illlnola Indianapolis, Ind. WANTED Barber to buy my two chair shop; almost new. with golden osk combination case; good psylng trade; twelve squares from Circle; rent of shop and three living rooms, IS per month; will sell cheap, as I must leave the city on account of other business. Address Box 3428. News.

WANTED A GOOD POSITION is always opea for a competent man. His difficulty Is to find It. We have openings for high grade man of all capacities Executive, Technical and Clerical paying from 11.000 to 110,000 a year. Writ for plan and booklet. OfTicee la twelve dtlea.

HAPGOOD8 (Incorporated). Suite 129. Monadnock Building. CHICAGO. WANTED DON'T WORK FOR OTHERS.

BE YOUR OWN BOR3. LEARN THE REAL ESTATE BUSINESS and start In for yourself. We mske you our special representative and teach you the business by mall. We furnish large list of salable property and assist you to earn from 12.000 tofK.uOO annually. Write for booklet and1 particulars.

IL CROSS i 213 Tacoma Chicago. WANTED Hauler's two piece suits for warm weather are the hlgn grade character, most of them made from the Oregon homespun fabrics. Thla Is the best cloth made Into two piece garments. No matter If you pay IJO you get nothing different, only in pattern. We charge you foc thls same trade 19.99.

These coats are made in double and single breasted, hand padded shoulders and collars, hand worked button bole, hair cloth fronts thatwl 11 absolutely hold the shape. Tour tailor makes no better at tJO to 13. The big stores get US to 120, our price It will pay you to investigate these facts. We are also showing a lot of recent purchase lightweight fancy three piece suits, many of which sold for 12 to 114 wholesale. Ws cleened them up for IS.50.

You buy them for less than cost of manufacture. If the big stores had got hold of them you would have to pay them 111 to 120. lust as If they paid the original price. Come, see them, it costs you nothing and don't buy unls you find something to please you. Our price to every one Is 19.99.

never more or less; to all one price; standard values: worth the price; no cuts: they are worth tha money; at HAUGER'S $9 99 SUIT AND OVERCOAT HOUSE. 227 Massachusetts I E. Second Dai ton, O. A 'WANT AD" ta The News will reach 9f par cent, of tks newspaper readers of Indiana polls. WAJJjiD MALE WANTED Barber at once.

47 West St. WANTKD Good young barber. 3 E. Wa.h ingion at. WANTED Good baker for steady, day wora.

set tt. fcsst st. WANTED "Bliss Native Herbs" system toertrr. Washington. WANTED Boys to wash ind lahel bott Address Hox News.

WANTKD Ambitious young man to learn art. writing; experience unnecessary. Address fcox 111. News. WANTED Young man to lesrn drug buel nese.

Call between 10.30 and 12:30. Twenty first and Senate. WANTED Young man to Join prtrate ciaa In hookkeeninc nnriep exnert accountant id. dress Box UK. Newa A NTED Bright boy ith soma talent te earn cartoonins: experience unnecessary.

Ad dress Box 3417. News. WANTED Good barber; must be 'sober; goe wages; per cent, or salary. HEN'UT TOKK, Clayton, Ind. WANTED Nonunion inolders and coremskrs by open Ihnn in XllnsiMlnnl rlvee rltv ilaln.

Jobbing work; steady work; stats exoerlenra, where previous! nnl ved and wagea expected. Aaaress hox News. WANTCD SITUATION. Male. SITUATION WANTED Carpenter repair work to do Old phone north M9.

SITUATION WANTED A good coachman tZ houseman. 1431 Martlndale ave. SITUATION WANTED HA UUER'rt Fourth ef my suggestions under Male Help. ReaI them. I SITUATION WANTED Janitor work, from 3 4 hours a day, after p.

m. Address Bnx 3127, News. ITU ATIOnT WANTED Employment on 5st urdays In grocery store or meat market. 7t3 Germanla ave. SITUATION WANTED Extra special.

Rove' kneel pants. IJon brand. 14 EXCLUSIVE A.vrp pture NO: 9 SJ. Illinois SITUATION WANTED Stenograpners: eom petent Kemlnfton operators furnished position. Phones REMINGTON TYPEWRITER CO.

SITUATION WANTED By aa experienced bookkeeper or as also an ex perlenred Collector; small salary. Address Box lt4. News. SI TV A 1 6 A aTrtiT manj can produce excellent references. Address A.

B. BVRTON, Newcastle. care mall carrier No. 1. Female.

SITUATION A NTED Colored girl for house wnrs wnn reference, mil mirk is St. SITUATION WANTEDAs stennsrartieT; aome experience. Address Box Nes. SITUATION Yf AN Elyx prt meed now employed. Address Ikix 1 News, i SITUATION WANTED Bjr young lady as' cashier In restaurant or hotel.

Address 1 Mount street. SI Tt ATTon WANTED By young aomsa with child; more for home then wsxes. Phone New SITUATION 1 WANTED As bookkeeper or ste nogrspher; competent; moderate salary. Address Box S1J0, News. SITUATION WA NTED By experienced sTit nogranher, with references; substitute work eollcited.Add.rees Box 43, News.

SITUATION WA NT ED ExtrxJpecie'I BoTs knee pants. Lion brand. 14. EXCLUSIVE PANTS STORE NO. 3, 9 8.

Illlnola BUSINESS CHATXC BUSINESS bread. CHANCE Bryce'e salt rising BUSINESS CHANCE Have customer for amall dairy. COOPER, When. BUSINESS CHANCE Want to buy Interest in good business. Address Box JV4, News." BUSINESS CHANCE HAUGERS Fourth of July suggestions under Male Help.

Read tham. BUS INESS CHANCE North Side grocery sn meat market. If sold at AUreas 1xj I4t0. News. BUSINESS CHANCE Confectionery snd cream parlor; good iocs tlon; cliesp rent; snap for some one.

Address Box 14.1a, News. BUSINESS CHANCE Bakery. In live Ohio city; business lono annually; price V. uneasy terme. H.

F. HARRIS, Canton, O. BUSINESS ClLN7'Eruit stored "dHT 1:1 per dey; liberal terms; a inner. TH IC lU'8i NESS EXCHANGE. 41 Fttsrerald Building.

BlrNSiiAlvCEoFSale or Trade: Cigar and newa stand; centrally located; doing good business. Address Box News. BUSINESSHANrE'lw cation and fixtures; IIS per dsy. THK BUS! NK.SU EXCHANGE. II Fit Igor aid Building.

BUSINESS CHANCE Grocery and meat ket that Is not a dead one. fee tills. THS, BUSINESS EXCHANGE, tl Fitzgerald Build lng. BUSINESS CHANCE If you are looking location, see ua. Our list is complete TH Ml BUSINESS EXCHANGE.

II FlUcerald Build inc BUSINESS CHANCE Wsnted: Tanner; Ststs management for large publishing hotiee; will take ll.OuO; office established. Address Box News. BUSINESS CHANCE Rooming and board ir.g house, full of bosrders. downtown location; only 1300. J.

W. FRIDAY Ill Law Building. I BUSINESS CHANCE For Sale: On easy payments, properties of the Osgood eats'e. located In ail parte of city. MARION XHUST COMPANY.

BlTUNESS CHANCE A No. 1 manufacturing business to trade for city or farm property of equal value. Investigate. Address Bog 3JS0, Newe BUSINESS CHANCE Wanted: Owl young man. druggist, as partner in fine little, drug store In thla city; capital needed, 1.2.so.

Ad drees Box H34, News. BUSINESS CHANCE Don't fall to csil THE BUSINESS BUREAU. Ul Law If you decide to buy, sell or exchange, your business or real estate. BUSINESS'lfANCEFor Hals! Flrst clajs grocery and meat market; one of the bt cornera. North Fide; will Invoice about tLZr Address Box 1401.

News. BUSINESS CHANCE Restaurant and rooming house; furnished complete; full nf movers: money maker. THK BUSINESS EX CHANGE. II Fltsgerwld liull'l 'nsr. BU8INE8S CHANCE For Pale: What hsve you for diamonds and II.

do cash; will Irads for equity In double house. North or FitfH 8lde if good rental property. Phonal17 bw BUSINESS CHANCE Good proposition for a patent medicine fakir. Man wttti wife who can handle banjo or tambourine preferred. No money required.

Address Bex 3.11. Newa BUSINESS CHANCB Drug atora neat In.H anapolls everything new and up to dste; owner wishes 10 sttend medloel collese; goi ien opportunity. THE BUSINESS EXCHAN'TST 41 Fltxgerald liulldlng. Bl'FINESS CHANCE For Pale: At sacrifice, 2.000 shares btar Union oil stock, market price, 40c; paying good dividend: our ir( e. must have money quick; In other bulne THE BUSINESSRUREAUs BUSINESH'CHANCE Party to Inveet IU.0 In manufacturing proposition, with or Without services; can easily make I monthly: strictly legitimate: dence solicited.

THOS. J. OEHAGiiTV. Claypool BUSINESS CHANCE For Sals or Trsde: Lease, and furnishings of 4 room modern 11. per day hotel; almost new; city iO.imO: splendid business; cheap rent; Investigate If you want a psylng hotel.

THE BUSINESS BUREAtT.27 Law PMg. bUBINXhSCHANCEWantel: Sober, ensrget Ic partner to menses frmmni, honora' ie business In Indianapolis; weekly salaxy: l. cash required: hslf Interest; growing oppor tunlty: should net 2.n"0 yearlv. Inferences ex Changed. Address WILLMERINU.

ar.oot Building. Peoria. III. BUSINESS CHANCE For Sale An entsb llehed. wall paying business; only ons of the kind In the city; owner bss other business e1 will sell at Inventory, whl Is about cash, balance to suit.

The exclusive ri lo operate this business In Marlon county 1 included In this sale. Address liox News. BUSINESS CHANCE Wanted: Man who can 2.6,'0 lo li.Oxu In gromlng rrsni facturlng business; need additional vital to move near St. Louis snd ts on allied line; did 3M of buelne.s fret y.r. IT4.0U0 second and wsnt to do ti ud'.

year. If you want good position In g'wd pang writs. Box 742. North Manchester. Iri BUBt'ESS CHANCE For Psle: Gnri IT and MEAT MARKET.

GROCERY. and i AK EKt. in fine location. Fine MEAT MARKET, well equipped. eJ Kr.S and machinery, ILOiO.

OIL ROUTE, horse, wagon tank er.l csr.s. Confection ry and ire cream SECOND HAND STORE furniture srl stoves. Grocery snd clothing; sale or trs le. THE BUSINESS BUREAU. :7 Law I s.

8ANAT0RIUM3. SANATORIUM Den ke waiter prtnri. cheapest mineral baths, r.r.emr.a 'tn ai trouble. SANATORIUM Privets home for li ar.d during confinement. lliklt IIMi? HOME.

411 N. New Jersey. REMOVAL. REMOVAL DR. F.

STONE. 5Tl ttre; offlce. 413 E. Wsshlr.rtxn st i I a. m.

to 10 p. m. I'sksi Imurt at. i rv polntment. New phone 4 1.

If rrt tr 77 at residence. Cut this out. A 'WANT AD" la The News V. fV par cct, of the aewrpaper rt4re L. polls..