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The Indianapolis journal., 1896-05-24

For sALE-REAL EsTATE:
FOR SAL.E-Real Estate-Two desirable
building lots: asphalt street; water; gases
LIZ North Arsenal avenue
FOR sALE-Hotel of twenty-five rooms;
new building; modern conveniences; ele-
gantiy furnished: location central. Address
r, Journal.
FOR SALE-Two lots on North Pennsyiya-
MIA street; street and sewer assessments
value va lef II sold d,i this iO week e MENDENHALL.
HOWELL a TROTTER, 1914 North Penn
sylvania.
FOR SALE-Real Estate-Sortheast corner
Central avenue and Tenth street; resi-
dence; ten rooms; bath; furnace; hardwood
finish; every way modern and convenient;
sixty-foot lot w. L. STEVENSON, "A East
Market street
FOR SALE-ReaI Estate-A.abama street;
new. modern residence. near Ninth; ten
rooms; bath; furnace; CRATES; mantels;
chandeliers; cellar; well; cistern: city water;
barn; bargain. w. +. STEVENSON. "A
East Market street.
FOR SALE-Real Estates. .600-Southeast
corner Illnois and Eighteenth streets; new
residence; reception hail. eight rooms, bath;
CRATES; mantels; e.ectric lighting; cement
walks. Here's bargain. w. +. STEVEN
son. "a East Market street.
FOR SALE-Real Estate-Elegant, new.
modern residence; Delaware street; Nor
ton place; ten rooms; large pantry; bath;
laundry; furnace; crates; mantels; oak nm
Ism, every convenience see InlS. w. Il.
STEVENSON, "A East Market street.
FOR sALE-Lot on North Delaware street,
Morton Place, only 81, 700; lot corner Green
wood and Clyde (or Twelfth, I,100. We
know cheap property when We have II
placed with US for sale and have several de-
cided bargains on our list now. Call and be
convinced. j. H. SMITH & CO.. agents. 36
West Washington street.
FOR SALE+Real Estate-920 North Illinois
street, near Ninth. Here's an elegant,
modern home; reception hall; ten rooms;
pantry, china closet; elegant hardwood
stairway; quartered oak finish; attic; laun-
dry; furnace; CRATES: cabinet mantels; cham
walks; fifty-foot lot. w. L. STEVENSON,
a East Market street.
FOR SALE-We sell houses, lots, farms va
cant acres, stocks, bonds, notes, etc. II
you want garden or fruit farm, a house,
block, hotel or factory, a restaurant, board
goods. hardware or any kind of mercantile
business, then call on us; We have il or can
get Ii at once. We also invest or loan your
money on good security without charge to
you. Our seventeen years experience with
indianapolis realty is guaranty OF itself OF
safe investment for you. Call or address j..
Fl. SMITH & CO., agents. sc West Washing
ton street.
REAL ESTATE-s9 600: elegant: eleven
rooms; North Meridian street, near Eighth
long Is time. % s. 80 nine % rooms: Taibott ave-
nue.; small cash down. remainder like rent.
$500, lot; North Delaware, south of Fall
creek; formerly held 5000 $780, Talbot
North indianapolis. on monthly payments;
will sell at less that they are worth. Cot
tages on Pine street and Bradshaw street.
clear, for property on North Side. We have
5000 to $500. II bargain. WEBB &
RICHARDS. 8 and 10 When BLOCK
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Gladness Comes

VN/ith better understanding of the
w transient nature of the many phys
ical ills, which vanish before proper eff
forts-gentle eefforts-pleasant Efforts
rightly directed. There is comfort in
the knowledge, that so many forms of
sickness are not due to any actual dis
ease, but simply to a constipated condi-
ton of the system, which the pleasant
family laxative, Syrup of Figs. prompt
ly removes That is why it is the only
remedy with millions OF families, and is
everywhere esteemed so highly by all
who value good health. Its beneficial
effects are due to the fact, that it is the
one remedy which promotes internal
cleanliness without debilitating the
organs on which it acts 1t is therefore
all important, in order to get its bene-
fetal effects, to note when you pur-
chase, that you have the genuine arti-
Gle, which is manufactured by the Cali
fornia Fig Syrup Co. only and sold by
all reputable druggists.
If in the enjoyment Of good health,
and the system is regular, laxatives or
other remedies are then not needed If
afflicted with any actual disease, one
may be commended TO the most slxillful
physicians, but il in need Of q laxative,
one should have the best. and with the
well-informed everywhere, Syrup of
Figs stands highest and Is most largely
eeed and gives most general satisfaction.
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FOR TRADE-We have some elegant resi-
dence property on the North Side which
owner desires to exchange for farm north.
east or west OF the city; take 100 TO 200 acres,
and owner means business. Call or address
]. II. SMITH & CO. S6 West Washington st.
FOR TRADE-Real Estate-Cottsge, eight
rooms. Tacoma avenue. for better house
pay cash difference. Clear property. near
Fletcher Church, for property north; will
assume small difference or pay cash. Small
house, near Belt railroad and Prospect
street, and some clear lots for equity in
good rental property. WEBB * RICHARDS.
and 10 When Block.
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FOR TRADE.

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FOR TRADE-Ee would like to exchange a
Call or address j. II. SMITH & CO., SO West
Washington street.
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WANTED-A thoroughly competent buyer
and manager of a china and house-fur-
department store; must have had expert
ence as such. In writing state former posi-
kions and what length of time in each. None
but wide-awake and uD-to-date men need
apply. Immediate employment and splen-
did opportunity 10 the right person. Ad
dr,sss A b. c., this Office
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AUCTION

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AUCrION-We will sell at public auction,
ises. dwelling, No. 179 North State avenue
three squares north of Washington street;
we'll built, eight-room house; modern style;
stone walks: lot usual size. Also, at d. M,
same day. in same manner will sell five lots
Walkers East Ohio-street addition, New
York and Miami streets, just west OF ball
BEAL & PRATHER. agents. IS East Mar
ket street.
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FOR SALE-BICYCLES.
FOR SALE-Bicycles, high and middle
removed to 48 North Delaware street Tele-
phone 1913. Wheels called for and delivered
free.
FOR SALE-A few secondhand bicycles at
gone. PEORIA RUBBER AND MANIAC
TURING CO., IS and 60 North Pennsylvania
street.
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LOST,
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LOST-Between postoffice and Union Sta
ton a roll of stamps. Finder return to
this office. Rev rd.
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

W. r. C.-George II. Thomas w. r. c., No.
70, will give lawn social at the residence
of Mrs. Ida S. Mcbride next Wednesday
evening. Bicyclists are especially invited
and their wheels will be cared for.
The Indianapolis journal., 1896-05-24

WANTED-Young men from all parts. Only
eight weeks required TO learn the barber
trade thoroughly. Steady situation insured
Wages made Saturdays while learning
Tools donated. Write for our new Illus
trated catalogue; mailed free. CINCINNATI
BARRIER COLLEGE. 42S Plum street, Gin
cfnnai O.
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MONEY! MONEY! MONEY!
LOANED ON FURNITURE, PIANOS. Or
CANS, ETC.
THE PROPERTY TO REMAIN IN YOUR
UNDISTURBED POSSESSION.
The Indianapolis journal., 1896-05-24

FOR SALE-Real Estate-Two desirable
building lots; asphalt street; water; gases.
127 North Arsenal avenue.
The Indianapolis journal., 1896-05-24

WANTED-Experienced statesmen to repre-
sent Rice & Hutchfns lines of mems, boys
and youths shoes on commission in southern
Indiana Address THE OHIO VALLEY
shoe COMPANY. Incorporated, u East
Pearl street, Cincinnati. o.
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WASTED-Men and women TO work at
home. / pay IS TO SIG per week for making
crayon portraits; new patented method; any
one who can read or write can do the work
at home. in spare time. day or evening
Send for particulars and begin work at once.
Address H A. GRIPP, German Artist. Ty-
rome, Pa.
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WANTED-Ketchup maker; one who fully
understands his business on pulp and
ketchup. To right party steady work by
the year and good wages Give experience.
age and reference Address j. w. HUN
TER. Wheeling. w. Va,
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FOR SALE-Lot on North Delaware street,
Morton Place. only 81. 700; lot corner Green
wood and Clyde (or Twelfth, $1,100. We
know a cheap property when We have ii
placed with US for sale and have several de-
cided bargains on our list now. Call and be
convinced. j. II. SMITH & CO., agents, 36
West Washington street
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CHURCH NOTICES.
~O~OO~~
Baptist.

PLYMOUTH CHURCH-Corner Meridian
and New Yorw streets, Frederic Z. Dew
hurst minister. Sunday school. $50; morn
ing service, 1913; evening service. 1:4S.
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WANTED-100 frst-class car repairers or
car builders at once. Come at once IL you
wish TO secure work. Fsrst-class men can
make good money. No need to correspond; (;
apply In person. K G. CAR AND FOUN-
DRY COMPANY. Kansas City, Kan.
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MONEY
MONEY

Loaned, al lowest rates, on
FURNITURE, PIANOS, ORGANS, HORSES
AND WAGONS, ETC,
IN sums Of $40 and UP. Loans may be carried
at any time, and any part paid reduces the
cost Of carrying the loan.
YOU GET FULL AMOUNT OF MONEY
No charges taken out in advance. Money
the day you ask for II. Business confden-
ti2i. SECURITY MORTGAGE LOAN CON-
PANY, Room 207, second floor, Indiana Trust
Building Mold Vance Block.) Entrance on
Washington street.
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$500
IN CASH FREE
10 friends OF
EIS-ME GUM
Buy a package and learn
full particulars
The Indianapolis journal., 1896-05-24

STOCKINGS OF THE PERIOD.
''This being so there Is conflict be-
tween fashion and female delicacy. Fashion
She Is bound to bring natures charms into
still greater conspicmty. Consequently char
acter, social standing, art and elegance of
toilet are now to turn on a
lady's stocking. They may be
of Isle thread, If they are absolutely
misty on fineness. But they ought to be of
silk. and silk of richest color. Then the in
step has piece of fruit worked into It. or
a rosebud, or other heart-breaking device.
But better and above all. is that article Of
dress which. if my boyish lips had so much
as pronounced. my grandmother would have
thrmped my head with her thimbie-I think
they call it garter. Well. this hitherto mys-
ter.cus member Of the wardrobe of which
idea, now becomes an ostentatious orna-
ment of fine dressing. The delicate silk
stocking is finished out at the top in laces
run into ruffies and clasped with the most
elaborate garters; garters with gilt gold and
silver buckles. garters which bring S. and
$50 the pair. And instead of making your
sweetheart a present of bracelets, or OF O
pin, ring or silk umbrella, You lay In her
lap pair Of expensive garters for her point
lace stocking tops. But the fun comes when
Angelina comes 10 morning exhibition OF
these beauties. fAfter describing how she is
dressed how she enters the room. etc shs
falls, negsige. into any easy chair and with
the sauciest little toss of her skirts the
silken stockings come to view, and. II she
h IN ADEPT you viii almost catch glimpse
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1896-12-03
RHEUMAr AND NEURALGIA
Acute or Chronic, Speedily and Perma.
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Root and Branch, by the
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ity AM Medicines,
AS ADMINISTER ID BY DR.. DARRIN.

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TWO AND FouR-LEeeED DoNkEYs.
Election Bet Which VIII he Carried
Out by a Conspicuous Couple.

New York. Nov. 2S.-Astride a dimuni-
tive donkey, r. Pritchard Woodward
young Brooklyn man six feet six inches
tall, left the hotel Bartholdi. bound for
San Francisco. 1t is not because Wood
ward is particularly infatuated with this
sort OF a steed as a mode of rapid tran
sit that he makes the trip but because
of his lack of good Judgment In matters
political which he partly confesses by
the title of some of his photographs OF
himself and his steed which he has label
ed "The two donkeys."
Woodward and Benjamin Lillard n
publisher at No. los Fulton street, were
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offered the bet and Lillard accepted. 1t
Is stipulated that Woodward must pass
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an. Non-observance of either of these
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Francisco In eight months.
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APPEAL OF THE MINERS
workbench SAY A CONSPIRACY NV
lists AMONG NINE OWNERS.
VIII Meet the Operators In n Spirit
of Fairness but Cannot Dis
band the Union.

Leadville, Col, Nov. 26.-The Cloud or,
Miners Union of this city has issued an
address to Governor Mcintyre and The
people of Denver, in which it ATTEMPTS
to show that conspiracy exists amo,y
the mine owners Tor the purpose of keen
ing the state troops In Leadville until the
union is disorganized The miners dis
claim responsibility for the Coronado and
other outrages that have occurred here
and offer to guard property and aid in
maintaining peace, If the troops are with
drawn.
The address concludes as follows: "Or-
ganization of worxingmen has become a
necessity in all lands. 1t is lawful and
commendable. Ten or twelve men.
| though wealthy and powerful, should not
| be allowed to crush and destroy this new
western land, much less should they be
aided and encouraged in doing so.
| THE miners of the union are anxious
| for an amicable settlement of this trou-
| BILE. They opened the field of this i'm
| mensely productive district. They made
| it possible for millionaires to arise from
| 1t, They have In it the interest of their
| days pay. bread and meat, shelter and
| clothes for themselves and their humble
dependents; others have in 1t the interest
| of rapidly accommodating fortunes The
miners are ready and willing to entertain
| and consider any reasonable proposition
looking toward a settlement. They will
meet the operators in a spirit of fairness
l and justice They can not, of course
and ought not to consent to the destruc-
ton of the union, for that is the bnlwark
of their safety. 1t stands between re-
spectacle labor life and tramp life.
Neither can they consent to perform
their hard and exhaustive labors, under
go its constant hardship and face its
manifold dangers for less wages than
will supply them with the necessities of
| life.
"These two things are all they demand:
The right for their union to live; the
right for themselves to live"
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Toledo, Ohio, Nov. 2S.-Large sales of No. 2
red wheat for May delivery were made at the
produce exchange here this morning at a dol
lar a bushel amid loud cheering. At the same
time the New York price was 81 cents. Chicago
S5lA. The demand here is for export milling.
Rise in New York.
New York, Nov. 2S.-December wheat sold to-
day at 9lss cents. cent over the best previous
price. The bulge invited large realization
sales. which caused a cent break Cables were
penny higher.
Chicago Grain.
Chicago. Nov. 2S.-Wheat opened firm today
The general conditions the opening de-
cidedly bullish; cables all higher. both
from the United Kingdom and the continent
and all domestic markets were very strong.
Northwest receipts were again light. Close
May wheat. size; corn, 27hc; oats 22isc. Re-
ceipts; Wheat. 2S. 900 bushels: corn. "a 900
bushels; oats, 100000 bushels.
Portland Wheat.
Portland, Or, Nov 2S.-wheat-walla walla
S0GSlc; Valley, S4pS5c.
San Francisco Grain.
San Francisco, Nov. 2s.-Wheat-ShIpping
Si.iS% for No. and s151Gl5iA for choice mill
ing. Sl.52h611. go.
Barley-Feed fair to good S7lkG9Oc; choice
s2isc; brewing, 975cQs1.00.
oats--White. $L10913O; black for feed. 95c@
slo5; black for seed si.2oai.s5; red for seed
H.0OGl10.
Local Mining stocks.
Reported by C. S. kutrer 1ieser block: Iron
Mask Soc Josie Coo, st. Elmo lie. War Eagle
80. Evening Star 22isc. Butt. 10c, Phoenix
l5c. Deer Park lsc. Mugwump zoe, Alberta 15c
Iron Colt tic.
Treasury Statement.
Washington. Nov. 2S.-Today's statement OF
the condition of the treasury shows: Available
cash balance s22s. 259.s7S: gold reserve $780,
176.3l5.
Metal Quotations.
New York. Nov. 2S-Bar silver. 654c
Copper-Firm; brokers' price. s11.s7Ik.
Lead-Strong; brokers' price, s2.75
London Wool.
London. Nov. 2S.-The wool auction sales to-
day were firm. All grades OF lambs wool were
10 per cent above October range.
Live stock.
Chicago, Nov 2s.-Cattle-Today's market
was OF usual Saturday character The re-
eeipts were disposed OF readily at unchanged
prices.
Hogs-The sales were made at 50 COCA % for
common to best droves the greater part OF the
hogs crossing the scales at 50. 40G355. while
pigs brought s2e0d3.45.
Sweepstakes were made at 81 75612 Ok for In
ferior. up to s3.4od3.55 for choice TO extra ex
port grades, westerns selling at s350S7t ss
Lambs sold at sS.25G525 for common to prime
locks. feeding lots going for s. 5Oeis 75
Receipts-Cattle 800 head. hogs 1000 head
sheep 5000 head
Packing House Products.
Chicago. Nov. 2S-January pork sSl5: lard
si.s5; ribs. si75.
miscellaneous.
New York. Nov. 2S.-Wool-Steady; domestic
fleece. l5G2oc; pulled. l5dlSc.
Petroleuin-Quiet; United closed at slO7 hId
Coffee-Closed barely steady; December ssA
sos; March. s9.05G9.10: spot Rio, weak. No I
invoice. SO; iobbing. sio.5o
Sugar-Raw, quiet; fair refining, 25kc; CEN
tiifugal &c test, SIC; refined. quiet.
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FINANCES OF THE UNITED STATES.
Treasurer Morgan Tells of the Gold
Reserve and Public Debt.

Washington, Nov. 2S.-The annual re-
port of Daniel morgan, treasurer of the
United States. shows the net revenue
of the government during the fiscal year
ended June 80, 1896, to have been $685.
97e, 200, and expenditures s52.179.446, leav-
ing a deficiency for the year of .s25 2O3, 246.
OF s17.6 ,977 less than during the prece1-
ing fiscal year. The report shows that
during the last fiscal year there was an
increase of $685. 1874 in the receipts from
customs and an increase of 49, 1872 from
internal revenue sources, an increase OF
s2,47S, 662 from miscellaneous sources and
a loss of 1883 from the sale of public
lands, making net increase in receipts
of s135S6,125. The decrease in expendi-
lures amounted to $4015, $50.
The report then follows with detailed
review of fluctuations of the gold re-
serve during the year, as caused by je-
mands OF business. Brief reference IS
made to the action of the bankers of The
principal cities in joining together in
movement of relief at a time when the
outward flow of gold was steadily de-
pletlng the reserve.
Then after referring to the more re-
cent turn of the tide, when favorable
turn in foreign exchange first checked
the outflow of gold, and later the rapid
current in the opposite direction, the re-
port continues:
"In ordinary times and under ordn-
Gry circumstances there Is a natural flow
of gold toward the treasury, which often
is limited only by the capacity of the
treasury to carry specie. In Is months,
ending with September last, Withdrawals
of gold from the treasury amounted to
| $i92, 972, POS. while the net gains of gold
from all sources attained the total OF
SIS. 13S, 9O2"
The public debt standing June 30, 1896
| Is shown to have been 81 769, $40. 323 and on
June 80, 1895, s1676, 1905
| The total amount of money In the treas
ury and minis is $40. 81 .O41, and in circu
! latlon 81, 507. 467, 53l. The total stock there
| fore Is s2,34S 3SS,5T, as compared with 81
| 3S9, 704, 6SS on June 30, 1896
| Since the close of the fiscal year thl.
! loss has been fully recovered, chief,
By Importation of gold. The net pro
ceeds of the national bank notes redeem
| ed during the year were sos, 800 026. tn
| largest amount for any like period in i
years, and with the exception of thre
years, the largest since 1879. The ex
penses to the banks Of redemption will
be s11215 per $1,000.
The appendix to the report contains
number of new tables, which will b.
found exceedingly valuable to person
specially interested In the financial af
fairs of the government.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1896-12-03
CORBETT FITzsIMMONs f
FIGHT
Chances Are Against It's Coming on
in Brooklyn.

New York. Nov. 27.-Warren Lewis,
president of the Greater New York. Club,
visited the office of District Attorney
Backus in Brooklyn today for the pur-
pose of ascertaining If this club would
be given permit for the proposed Cor
bett-Fitzsimmons bout. Mr. Backus de-
clined to decide the question, but prom
tsed to give Mr.. Lewis another hearing
tomorrow. AS forecasting his probable
decision, an official of Brooklyn, who g
credited with possessing accurate knowl-
edge of the facts. is quoted as having
said today:
THE authorities of the city will not per
NIT, under the circumstances, or under
the Horton law, or under any law, the
commission of an act that the authorities
of Texas, Florida. California, Missouri
and even New Mexico prohibit. There is
no presentation of the case which can
make meeting between Corbett and
Fitzsimmons anything but prize fight. .
That makes the situation plain to the
most inexperienced individual.