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ST. NICHOLAS HOTEL,
MRS. DORA WESBEY, Proprietress, ø ø Rates $1.00 and $1.25 per day ø ø Special Attention to Transients, First Class Accommodations. Old Phone Green, 902 2 rings.
126-130 W. Maryland St. INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
Indiana Dental College, Department of Dentistry, University of Indianapolis
An Institution offering excellent clinical advantages, and per- fectly equipped for the teaching of Scientific Dentistry in all its branches.
Winter Course begins in October and ends in May. Summer Course (for Juniors and Seniors) begins in May and ends in October. For Catalogue and all information, address.
INDIANA DENTAL COLLEGE, S. W. Cor. Delaware and Ohio Sts. INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
V. H. LOCKWOOD, Patent and Trade-Mark Lawyer.
Practice in all the Courts and Especially in the United States Courts and in the United States Patent Office, Especially in Patent and Trade-Mark Law.
U. S. AND FOREIGN PATENTS procured promptly and with broad and legal claims. A long established and successful practice. Expert draughtsmen in the office. Terms very reasonable. References in any locality furnished on ap- plication. Correspondent at Washington, D. C.
OPINIONS as to the VALIDITY OF PATENTS and INFRINGEMENTS prepared. CONTRACTS relating to patents prepared or construed.
Full Set of Patent Office Reports and a Complete Patent Law Library in the Office. ... PATENT AND TRADE MARK LITIGATION A SPECIATY ...
ROOMS 415-418 LEMCKE BUILDING. OPP. POST OFFICE.
TELEPHONES 1103.
INDIANAPOLIS. INDIANA. -
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ANDERSON.
County seat of Madison County, Indiana. Located at the junction of C. & S. E., Big Four and Pennsylvania Railroads and Union Traction Electric Line, 36 miles northeast of Indianapolis. It is noted for its manufactories, which are extensive and varied, being attracted hither by natural gas fuel. It being the first town to develop this product in Indiana. Population 21,000.
RUSHVILLE.
County seat of Rush County, Indiana. Located at the junction of the Big Four, L. E. & W., Pennsylvania and C. H. & D. Railroads, 40 miles southeast of Indianapolis. It has several important manu- facturing concerns, and is noted as a market for blooded horses. It has also a large grain trade, consequent upon its location in a fertile agricul- tural district. Its public buildings and well paved streets are greatly to its credit. Population 5,000
MUNCIE.
County seat of Delaware County, Indiana. Located at the junc- tion of L. E. & W., Pennsylvania, C. & S. E., C. R. & M. and Big Four Railroads and on the Union Traction Electric line, 50 miles north- east of Indianapolis. It is a growing city of varied and important man- ufacturing industries as well as large agricultural interests. It is a natural gas town. Population 21,000.
ELWOOD.
Madison County, Indiana. Located at the junction of L. E. & W. and Pennsylvania Railroads, 16 miles northwest of Anderson and 52 miles north of Indianapolis. It is an important manufacturing center, being located in the famous gas belt, thus affording cheap fuel for all manufacturing purposes. Population 13,000.
SHELBYVILLE.
County seat of Shelby County, Indiana. Located at the junc- tion of the Big Four and Pennsylvania Railroads, 25 miles southeast of Indianapolis. Commercially and in manufacturing interests one of the most flourishing cities in southern Indiana. Its principal industry is the manufacture of furniture, but like all Indiana cities, its agricultural interests are very extensive. Population 8,000.
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ESTABLISHED 1879.
INDIANA=BOSTON School of Elocution and Expression, OF INDIANAPOLIS
MRS. HARRIET AUGUSTA PRUNK, Principal, (Graduate of the Boston University School of Oratory under the late Lewis B. Monroe.)
Elocution, Oratory, Public Speaking and the Delsarte System Taught in all Branches of the Art, including the Delsarte System of Gesture and Dramatic Expression.
Instruction in DELSARTE PHYSICAL and Vocal CULTURE Expressive READ- ING and ORATORY, STAMMERING and DEFECTS of the VOCAL ORGANS a Specialty. A Special Course intended for Teachers, Ministers and Law Students, in Bible, Oratorical and Shakespearean Studies. Essays revised. (Summer Term especially adapted to the wants of Teachers, Students and those unable to attend at other sea- sons of the year.)
Particular attention given in this school to the training of persons desirous of becoming PUBLIC SPEAKERS, READERS or STUDENTS of the DRAMATIC ART. Also DIALECT or CHARACTER IMPERSONATIONS and THE ART of FENCING. Pupils can enter at any time. A corps of competent instructors in all departments. BOSTON and NEW YORK METHODS used and varied to suit individual needs. DRAMATIC CLUBS and PLAYS rehearsed and directed. For further information call on or address
716 W. New York St., Indianapolis, Ind. Blake Street Cars Pass the School. MRS. HARRIET AUGUSTA PRUNK, Principal.
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NOBLESVILLE.
County seat of Hamilton County, Indiana. Located at the junc- tion of the P., C., C. & St. L., L. E. & W. and C. & E. I. Railroads, 20 miles north of Indianapolis. It has a diversity of manufacturing establishments, as well as large agricultural interests and is a thrifty progressive growing city of 5,000 people.
GREENFIELD.
County seat of Hancock County, Indiana, 21 miles east of Indi- anapolis on P., C., C. & St. L. Railroad and is the terminus of the Indi- anapolis and Greenfield Electric Road. It is a very progressive city of 5,000 People. It has a fine Court House and school buildings and a well paved square. It has several manufacturing industries among them being glass, stove, and brick making. It is in a very rich agricultural district.
GREENCASTLE.
County seat of Putnam County, Indiana. Located on three rail- roads, Big Four, T. H. & I. and Monon, 40 miles east of Indianapolis. It has several manufacturing establishments, one of Hardwood Lumber being the largest. Its agricultural interests are important. Its educa- tional interests are centered mainly in DePauw University under the patronage of the M. E. Church. Its population is 4,000.
FRANKFORT.
County seat of Clinton County, Indiana. Located at the junc- tion of the L. E. & W., Clover Leaf, Vandalia and Monon Railroads, 40 miles northwest of Indianapolis. It has a few manufacturing con- cerns, but its most important interests are in connection with its agricul- tural industries. Population 8,000.
DANVILLE.
County seat of Hendricks County, Indiana. Located on the Big Four Railroad, 20 miles west of Indianapolis. It has some small man- ufacturing industries, but its interests are mainly identified with the rich agricultural country of which it is the geographical center. A large pri- vate school is located here which draws pupils from all parts of the state. Its population is 2,000.
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INDIANAPOLIS
Electro Plating Company,
1701 and 1703 East Michigan St.
New Phone 3413.
INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
THE LARGEST AND BEST EQU.PPED PLANT IN THE STATE.
Leaders in Job Plating. Gold, Silver, Nickel, Copper, and Brass Plating.
Oxidizing and Coloring of all Kinds.
WE DO SMALL JOBS OR CONTRACT WORK.
Orders from surrounding towns promptly attended to. Estimates on work cheerfully submitted.
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CRAWFORDSVILLE.
County seat of Montgomery County, Indiana. Located at the junction of the Monon, Big Four and T. H. & I. Railroads, 45 miles northwest of Indianapolis. It is an enterprising, growing city, having several large manufacturing establishments and many minor ones. It is an important educational center; Wabash College, affiliating with the Presbyterian church, being located there. Population 8,000.
LEBANON.
County seat of Boone County, Indiana. Located at the junction of the Big Four and C. & S. E. Railroads, 28 miles northwest of Indi- anapolis. It is an exceedingly thrifty town and has a number of im- portant manufacturing concerns, besides several of local interest. Popu- lation 5,000.
CONNERSVILLE.
County seat of Fayette County, Indiana. Situated on White River at the junction of the C. H. & D., Big Four and L. E. & W. Railroads, 55 miles southeast of Indianapolis. It has a number of manufacturing concerns, besides being in the heart of a very fertile agricultural district, and is altogether a very prosperous city of 7,000 inhabitants.
ALEXANDRIA.
Madison County, Indiana. Located at the junction of the L. E. & W. and Big Four Railroads, and the Union Traction Electric Line, 11 miles north of Anderson, the county seat, and 48 miles northeast of Indianapolis. It is one of the original natural gas towns of the state, and has more large manufacturing establishments than any other town of its size in the state. Population 8,000.
MARTINSVILLE.
County seat of Morgan County, Indiana. Located at the junction of the I. & V. and Big Four Railroads, 30 miles south of Indianapolis, is famous for its mineral springs and sanitariums in con- nection, bringing people from all over the world to get the benefit of their healing virtues. It has no manufactories of great importance but. its agricultural interests are large. Its population is about 5,000.
FRANKLIN.
County seat of Johnson County, Indiana. Located at the junc- tion of the J. M. & I. and Big Four Railroads, and is the southern terminus of the Geenwood Electric Line, 20 miles south of Indianapolis. Its interests are largely identified with the large and fertile agricultural · district which surrounds it. It is also a seat of learning. Franklin College, under the direction of the Baptist denomination being located here. Population 5,000.
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TIPTON.
County seat of Tipton County, Indiana. Located at the junction of the north, south, east and west lines of the L. E. & W. Railroad, 36 miles north of Indianapolis. It is a thrifty natural gas town with some local manufacturing establishments, but no large industries. It is the center of important agricultural interests. Population 4,000.
NEW CASTLE.
County seat of Henry County, Indiana. Located at the junction of the Big Four, Pennsylvania and L. E. & W. Railroads, 45 miles northeast of Indianapolis. It has several large manufactories. Its agricultural interests are extensive and important. Population 3,500.
LADOGA.
Montgomery County, Indiana. Located at the junction of the Monon and C. & S. E. Railroads, 40 miles west of Indianapolis and 11 miles from Crawfordsville, the county seat. Principal manufactories are buggies and barrel headings. Population in 1900, 1,176.
ROACHDALE.
Putnam County, Indiana, is a thrifty village at the junction of the Monon and I. D. & W. Railroads. It has several lumber and wood working manufactories and is the center of a rich agricultural district. Its population in 1900 was 945.
KNIGHTSTOWN.
Henry County, Indiana. Located at the junction of the Big Four and Pennsylvania Railroads on Blue River, 14 miles southwest of New Castle, the county seat, and 35 miles east of Indianapolis. Its interests are divided between manufacturing and agriculture. The Indiana Soldier's and Sailors' Orphans Home is located here. Popu- lation 2,000.
CAMBRIDGE CITY.
Wayne County, Indiana. Located at the junction of the Penn- sylvania, Big Four and L. E. & W. Railroads, 53 miles east of Indian- apolis and 16 miles west of Richmond, the county seat. It has some small manufacturing concerns and is the center of a fertile agricultural section. It is noted as a horse market. Its population is 2,000.
PENDLETON.
Madison County, Indiana, 28 miles northeast of Indianapolis, on the Big Four and the Union Traction Electric Line and 8 miles south- west of Anderson, the county seat. Some manufacturing plants are located here, but the interests are mainly agricultural. Its population is 1,800.
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SHIRLEY.
Hancock County, Indiana. Located on the Big Four Railroad, 40 miles northeast of Indianapolis and 18 miles from Greenfield, the county seat. It is an enterprising manufacturing town, having two large glass factories and other industries. Population 800.
GREENWOOD.
Johnson County, Indiana, 10 miles south of Indianapolis, and about the same distance north of Franklin, the county seat, on the J. M. & I. Railroad and the Indianapolis, Greenwood & Franklin Electric Line, is a thriving town of nearly 2,000. It has an extensive canning industry and manufacture of food products, besides dairying and other agricultural interests.
CENTERVILLE.
Wayne County, Indiana. Located on the Pennsylvania Rail- road, 6 miles west of Richmond, the county seat and 63 miles east of Indianapolis. Its interests are mainly agricultural having no large factories. Population 800.
FORTVILLE.
Hancock County, Indiana. 20 miles northeast of Indianapolis on the Big Four and the Union Traction Electric Line, and 12 miles from Greenfield, the county seat, is the center of a thriving agricultural region. Population 1,100.
INGALLS.
Madison County, Indiana, 23 miles northeast of Indianapolis and 13 miles southwest of Anderson, the county seat, on the Big Four Railroad and the Union Traction Electric Line, is a thriving village of about 600 people, devoted mainly to ministering to the needs of the large agricultural district which surrounds it and being in turn supplied from the same.
DUBLIN.
Wayne County, Indiana, lies 2 miles west of Cambridge City and 18 miles from Richmond, the county seat. Its industries are almost exclusively agricultural. Population 800.
BAINBRIDGE.
Putnam County, Indiana, is a quiet home-like place on the Monon Railroad, 9 miles north of Greencastle, the county seat, and 40 miles west of Indianapolis. It has no large manufacturing interest, but is the center of a rich agricultural district. Population 450.
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P. J. Prosser,
modeler and Manufacturer of STAFF PLASTIC RELIEF COMPOSITION ORNA- MENTS. Send for Circulars. STUDIO: 912 NORTH ORIENTAL STREET, Telephone New 1828. INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
HILDEBRAND'S ONE PRICE SHOE STORE. All Men's Shoes, $2.50
All Ladies' Shoes, $2.50 No More, No Less.
No More, No Less. All are $3 and $4 Values. Fine Shoe Repairing Neatly Done. Hildebrand, 142 North Illinois Street, INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
J. IVAN MCLAUGHLIN.
HYPNOTIST AND SUGGESTIVE THERAPEUTICS.
Engagements accepted, public or private demonstrations. Prof. McLaughlin is willing to entertain a limited number of applications for instruction in the science of hypnotism. His instruction is thorough and practical and based on eight years experience as a hypnotist and enter- tainer in the drawing room and on the stage, and is such as could not be acquired by a life time study of mail courses or books.
Mental and nervous diseases successfully treated, all habits cured. Satisfaction guaranteed. Consultation Free. Terms Reasonable.
Office Hours: 9 a. m. to 5 p. m.
36 W. Washington St. INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
ADDITIONS, REMOVALS, ETC. Too Late for Regular Insertion.
ALLISON. W D & CO, Physic- ians Chairs, 133-135 E South st. Both Tel 1176
BARROWS & PIERCE, Livery Stable, 113-117 W Market and 122 W Court sts. Both Tel 1036. (See adv p 283.)
BOGUE'S SCHOOL FOR STAM- MERING, 113 E Walnut st. (See adv p 24.)
DENISON HOTEL, Ohio and Pennsylvania sts. Tel Old 471. DIENER, AUG, wholesale liquors should be omitted.
EARHART, P W, 3712 E Wash- ington st. Tel Old 2161 brown. EASTMAN, TAILOR, 218 Mass- achusetts av. Tel Old 144 green. (See adv p 4.)
ECONOMY FURNACE CO; Mast & Class prop, 643 Mass- achusetts av. Tel New 1980, Old 2903. (See adv p 4a.)
GATES, H H, Livery, McLean Place. Tel Old 2061, New 577. (See adv p 283.)
HALEY, H, SON & CO, Agents Barnes Safe and Lock Co, Suite 5 Pembroke Arcade. (See adv p 16.)
HANIKA, C & SONS, Architect- ural Iron Works, 5th floor Majestic b'dg. Both Tel 535. (See adv p 12.)
HILDEBRAND, GEO F, Shoe Mfg, 142 N Illinois st. (See adv p 28.)
HOWARD, LEWISN, Specialist, 114 S Illinois st. Tel Old 2932 green. (See adv p 3.)
HYGEIA MFG CO, Mfg Tonies, 111 N Alabama st. (See adv p 26.)
INDIANA BOSTON SCHOOL OF ELOCUTION, 716 W New York st. (See adv p 20.)
INDIANAPOLIS ABATTOIR CO, THE. Both Tel 96. (See adv p 3a.)
INDIANAPOLIS BUSINESS UNIVERSITY, E B Heeb, sec, 28-40 N Pennsylvania st, When block. Tel New 499, Old 499 main. (See adv p 10.)
INDIANAPOLIS COLLEGE OF LAW, 28-40 N Pennsylvania st. Both Tel 499. (See adv p 10.)
INDIANAPOLIS ELECTRO PLATING CO, 1701 E Mich- igan st. Tel New 3413. (See adv p 22.)
INDIANAPOLIS FILE AND RASP WORKS, 2302 Bloyd av. (See adv p la.)
INDIANAPOLIS PHOTO SUP- PLY CO, 137 E Washington st. Tel New 1289. (See adv D 284.)
KENNEDY'S ECONOMY POL- ISH, M R Kennedy prop, 602 W Maryland st. (See adv D 16.)
LAMB, W N, Specialist, 610 N New Jersey st. (See adv p 16.)
LOCKWOOD, V H, Patent and Trade-Mark Lawyer, rooms 415-418 Lemcke bldg. Both Tel 1103. (See adv p 18.)
MEDICAL COLLEGE OF INDI- ANA, THE, Geo J Cook M D. secy, Senate av and Market st. (See adv p 8.)
MCCARTY, DR W T, Germi- cide Cancer Cure, 129 S Illi- nois st. (See adv p 14.)
MCLAUGHLIN, J IVAN, Hyp- notist, 36 W Washington st. (See adv p 28.)
MONTGOMERY & DISHER, Tailors, 432 Massachusetts av. Tel Old 4281 brown. (See adv 1 3.)
PEARSON, JULIUS D, Druggist S E cor Alabama and Wash- ington sts. Tel New 2558.
PFLUMM, OSCAR H, Typo- graphical Draughtsman, room 13 Court House. Both Tel 1859. (See adv p 1.)
PROSSER, J P, Staff Plastic Relief Work, 912 N Oriental st. (See adv p 28.)
SCHOTT, CHARLES E, Plumb- er, 108 W Maryland st. Tel New 2231. (See adv p 2a.)
SONFIELD, J H, Cigars and Tobacco, 434 Massachusetts av.
ST NICHOLAS HOTEL, Mrs Dora Wesbey proprs, 120-130 W Maryland st. Tel Old 2- 902 green. (See adv p 18.)
SUESZ, OTTO J, Upholsterer, 134 E New York st. Tel New 4160, Old 2353. (See adv D 282.)
THOMAS, J H AND WIFE, Chiropodists, 39 Fitzgerald bldg. (See adv p 284.)
VANSYCKLE ADVERTIS- ING CO, 114 S Illinois st. Tel New Long Distance 72. (See adv p 3.)
WATSON & CO, National Bicycles, 136 E New York st. Tel New 3822. (See adv p 4.)
WOOD & MORRISON, Livery, 222 E Wabash st. Both Tel 2922. (See insert op p 58.)
WOOD, W O, Oil Stoves, 120 Virginia av. Tel Old 464 brown. (See adv p 12.)
Indianapolis Business Directory.
Classified Alphabetically according to Business.
ABS INDIANAPOLIS. ADV
ABSTRACTS OF TITLE.
BROWN ABSTRACT AGENCY, 114 E Market st. Tel New 3842.
Coval, Wm, 4 Phoenix blk. Tel New 2511.
INDIANA TITLE GUARANTY & LOAN CO, 129 E Market st. Both Tel 3005.
Knapp, Wm W, 8 Baldwin blk. Both Tel 941.
MARION COUNTY TITLE CO, M H Krauss, Sup, 225-30 Lemcke bldg. Tel New 2972. Miner, Fred D, 197 E Market st. Both Tel 716.
ACCOUNTANTS.
Baker-Vawter Co, 927-28 Stevenson bldg. Tel Old 2-1588, New 2959. Booth, B, room 18, 134 E Washington st.
Leslie & Ayers, 519 Law bldg. Tel New 2497.
ACCORDIAN PLATING.
PAGE, M C, Room 7, Odd Fellows bldg. Tel Old 2347.
ACCIDENT AND LIABILITY INSURANCE.
STANDARD LIFE AND ACCI- DENT INSURANCE CO, J C Dixon Special Agt, A L Will- ard, City Agt, 204 Indiana Trust bldg. Tel Old 588.
ACCIDENT AND SICK BENEFIT INSURANCE.
WRIGHT & CO, 82 Baldwin blk.
ADVERTISING NOVELTIES. WHITEHEAD & HOAG CO. Eli A Hirshfield Mgr, 1122 Stevenson bldg. Tel Old 3215.
ADVERTISING AGENTS AND DISTRIBUTERS.
INDIANAPOLIS ADVERTIS- ING CO, 915 Stevenson bldg. Tel New 2237. FARMAN ADVERTISING CO, Frank Farman, Mgr, 811 S Capitol av. Tel New 2122.
Farman Advertising Co., FRANK FARMAN, Mgr.
Distributing and Sign Tacking anywhere in Indiana. Package Deliveries, Envelopes Addressed and Lists Furnished. 811 S. Capitol Ave. New Phone 2122.
MULFORD & PETRY CO, THE, 505 Indiana Trust bldg. VANSYCLE ADVERTISING
CO, 114 S Illinois st. Tel
New 72.
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,
Advance Thresher Co, N S Cook mgr, 202 S Capitol av.
American Buncher Mfg Co, cor Nor- wood and Pennsylvania sts.
Aultman, Miller & Co, 12 S Capitol av.
Automatic Yoke Co, 821-830 E St Clair st. Tel Old 2573 brown, New 1973. AVERY MFG CO, H D Kellen- bach, mgr, 28-30 W Maryland st. Tel, Old 333, New 3437.
Brown-Manly Plow Co, 316 S Pennsyl- vania st.
Butcher & Gibbs Plow Co, Canton, O, E A Almond mgr, room 3 Board of Trade.
CONDE, H T, IMPLEMENT
CO, 231-237 W Washington st. Both Tel 162.
Case Threshing Machine Co, R B Cole- man agt, 241-249 Kentucky av. Tel
INDIANA ELECTROTYPE CO.
DESIGNERS + + ENGRAVERS 23-25 W.PEARL ST. INDIANAPOLIS
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INDIANAPOLIS. AGR
INDIANA .... TITLE GUARANTY & LOAN CO. 129 EAST MARKET STREET, INDIANAPOLIS. WE MAKE ABSTRACTS OF TITLE.
Owners of the Abstract Plants of ELLIOTT & BUTLER AND THEODORE STEIN
Agricultural Implements-Continued. Old 1659, New 2746.
Davis, A P, 22 Kentucky av. Tel Old 2078, New 3461.
Deere & Cc, T A Conlee mgr, 216-220 S Senate av.
Evans Mfg Co, A C, The, 117 W Mary- land st. Tel Old 1729.
Frick Co, Harvey Sheets mgr, 40-42 Kentucky av. Tel Old 1922.
Garr Scott Co, 120 to 124 Kentucky av. Tel Old 2334.
INDIANA MFG CO, A A McKain Pres, Chas E Sloan Treas, J K Sharpe Jr, Secy,
1222-24 Stevenson bldg. Both Tel 64.
McCormick Harvesting Machine Co, 115-119 S Pennsylvania st.
M Rumley Co, 140 Capitol av.
Milwaukee Harvester Co, S Webster mgr, 241-249 Kentucky av. Tel Old 1902.
Nichols & Shepard Co, E V Waldo mgr, 44-40 Kentucky av.
(hio Cultivator Co, room 7 Board of Trade.
South Bend Iron Works, Oliver Chilled Plow Works, 310 S Pennsylvania st. South Bend Chilled Plow Co, room 7 Board of Trade.
STEVENS, A W CO, Threshers and Engines, 316 S Pennsyl- vania st. Tel New 3559.
Columbia national Bank, of Indianapolis. · We solicit your Business Try us with your Collections
Agricultural Implements-Continued. SUPERIOR DRILL CO, THE, Wm T Miller Mgr, 1229 Stev- enson bldg. Tel Old 1892.
The Warder, Bushnell & Glessner Co, 136 S Capitol av.
The E T Kenney Co, 130 S Capitol av. Weisz, I S, 147 W Washington st. Tel Old 18073.
Winter & Hummel, 27 N Capitol av. Tel Old 1887, New 3138.
ARCHITECTS,
Allen, Layton, 701 Stevenson bldg. Tel 1683 green.
ANDREWS, F M, 126 W
Washington st. Tel New 3227. Andrews & Martindale, 32 Postal Tele- graph bldg.
Bates, C E, 736 Lemcke bldg. Tel Old 2-14310.
Bohlen & Son, D A, 1017-1019 Majestic bldg.
Brubaker, S H, 1215 Stevenson bldg.
Daggett, R P & Co, 28-32 Marion bldg. Tel Old 619, New 3619.
DARK, S C, 93 Lombard bidg. 11 W Market st. Tel Old 561. ELLWOOD, A H & SON, and CHAS T FREYS, 50-53 Cen- tral Trust bldg. Tel Old brown 2271. Richmond Va. Gibson, David, 321 Law bldg. Tel Old 931.
Gibson, Louis H, 1024 Law bldg.
Hastings, S A, 507-8 Lemcke bldg. Tel Old 881.
Hendrickson, H C, 21 Union Trust bldg. Tel New 2095.
Jensen, H W, supt, 126 W Washing- ton st. Tel New 3227.
Krutsch, C A & Co, 93 Baldwin blk. Tel Old 754.
LANGBEIN, THEODORE, 89 Baldwin block. Tel Old 2- 9410.
Marck, W O, 55 Ingalls blk.
MOORE, W SCOTT & SON, 53 Commercial Club bldg. Both Tel 1875.
Mueller, Chas G, 31-32 Talbott blk.
Rubush, P C & Co, 22 to 24 Fitzgerald bldg. Tel Old 22902, New 3524.
STAPLES, W A, 52-53 Bald- win block. Tel New 631.
STEM, JNO H, 8 Claypool bldg. Tel Old 1-1265.
Vonnegut & Bohn, 610-614 Indiana Trust bldg. Both Tel 875.
DIAMONDS, ALL SIZES AND PRICES Loose or Mounted
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Is our line of work. We will print your book just the way we agree to print it, just when we agree to print it. GEO. M. CORNELIUS, 148 E. Court St. Indianapolis. AUC
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ARC INDIANAPOLIS.
Architects-Continued. Wallingford, C A, 44-45 Central Trust bldg. Winterrowd, Thos A, 17-18-19 Ætna bldg. Tel Old 1730.
ARCHITECTURAL IRON.
Brown-Ketcham Iron Works, 2549 W Michigan st. Tel New 57, Old 5. Haugh-Noelke Iron Works.
Palmer st & J M & I R R. Hanika & Sons, C, 517 Majestic bldg. General sales office room 517 Majes- tic bldg. Both Tel 535
Roch, T, 235 E Pearl st. Tel 1344.
ARCHITECTURAL TERRA COTTA
INDIANAPOLIS TERRA COT- TA CO, Cor Bloyd ave & Shade sts. Old Phone 483
ART SUPPLIES
Geis, Martin P, 874 Virginia av.
Herman, B H, 118 N Pennsylvania st. Tel New 1773. Keramic Supply Co, 637 Lemcke bldg. LIEBER, THE H CO, 24 West Washington st. Both Tel 500 Lieber, H Co, The, 1400-1430 Madison av. Runyan, R U, 1117 Prospect st. Seis, Martin J, 874 Virginia av.
ARTISTS,
Ambrose, Sylvester, 526 Law bldg. Tel Old 731 brown.
Austin Art Co, 28 Union Trust bldg. German Art Studio, L V Graetes mgr, 636 Lemcke bldg.
ARTIFICIAL LIMBS,
Krentles Co, H C, 27 W Ohio st. Tel Old 2142 brown.
ASPHALT PAVEMENT.
BARBER ASPHALT PAVING CO, THE, Robt Whealy, Supt, E W Daley Cashier, 26-28 Claypool bldg. Tel New 3803, Old 57.
Keller, Julius, 127 Fulton st. Both Tel 1802.
Symmes, H H & Co, room 2 Board of Trade.
AMERICAN CENTRAL LIFE INSURANCE CO.
Full Cash Value of Each Policy DEPOSITED with the STATE OF INDIANA
Issues all the Best Forms of Policies. The Best Protection at Lowest Cost.
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