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Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-07-16
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Burlington, July l6.-This is one OF
The most lmpo tant days in the history
OF Vermont politics. Hon. P. W.
Clement OF Rutland together with
nearly all the delegates to the mass
convention called to nominate state
ticket on high license and local op-
tion platform arrived in town last
night. The convention was called to
order this forenoon at the Howard
opera house.
The platform declares the issues to
be purely local and that national ques-
tions should be entirely lost sight Of
and it recognizes the Importance OF
electing a legislature and state gov
ernment which shall at once repeal
the prohibitory law and substitute
therefor local option law. 1t con-
tends that prohibition is ineffective as
a law intended to fepress the slle of
liquors and says it is perni;ious and
demoraliz ng in it's operation. The
platform demands that the control of
the liquor traffic ne given over to the
cities and towns unGer conservative
regulations 1t repudiates the ticket
put into the field at Montpelier. II
demands that the next legislature pass
high license law that stall become
effective when majority of the peo
pile shall approve OF it. The platform
also demands that the state expenses
be reduced and state affairs be con
Quoted in business like manner.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-07-16

in good colors; regular price
3Sc.
SALE PRICE l9c
Lot 2. Several pcs, regu
lar 25c kind.
SALE PRICE 15c'
PRINTS.
A large assortment Of 5 and
&c prints, going for-4c.
COTTON.
1000 yds unbleached Cot
ton in remnant lengths; regu-
lar 6, and 7c Cotton.
SALE PRICE 5 and Sc.
I'VE do not cut the lengths
at this price,
CRASH.
25 vd. rolls imitation linen
Crash.
SALE PRICE 81 roll.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-07-16
THE KING
STOOD THE
JOURNEY WELL

Cowes, July l6.--An official bulletin
says the King bore the journey from
London to Cowes extremely we'll. He
suffered nc Inconvenience during the
process of moving. He had a goo
nights rest and his general condition
is excellent. He is much gratitied by
the change of air and scene, He had
couch and was wheeled upon the
open deck for three or four hours yes.
terday afternoon
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-07-16
An Irish Bull.

Bridget and Pat were sitting in an
armchair reading an article The
Law Of Compensation" =
Just fancy" exclaimed Bridges.
"accordin' to this, whin mon loses
wan av is sinses another gifts more de-
veloped. For instance, Il blond mon
gifts more sinse av hearin an touch,
an
"Shure. an it's quite thrue," answer
ed Pat "Oive noticed 1t meself,
Whin a mon has wan leg shorter than
the other, begorra the others longer"
philadelphia Times.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-07-16
Innings

let odds and ends in fine
quality, including greys; al =
ways sold for II and 15c.
SALE PRICE 10c.
Several pcs. fine tailor lin.
ing, 25 and Soc kinds
SALE PRICE 15c.
PILLOW TOPS.
200 Pillow Tops, lace de-
sign, good for house or lawn
use. Going at the unheard of
price of-5c.
KID GLOVES.
1O0pr Gloves sizts 5, 6, 81
", y. Some a'e slightly
soiled, some are not. Always
sold for $1.00 $1.25 and $3.50
SALE PRICE 49c.
HAMBURGS.
This lot to be sold for less
than we paid for it at whole
sale, to reduce our stock.
1000 yds. 16 and 1Sc quail
ties.
SALE PRICE 1Oc
1000 yds. 8, 10, and 12c
kinds.
SALE PRICE Sc
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-07-16
DRESS GOODS

200 yds. Black Novelty
Dress &c DDS, always sold for
75c, SIC, $l.00 per yd.
SALE PRICE 69c
250 yds. Novelty and plain
Dress Goods in Black and
Castors; regular 45 so and
Csc kinds.
SALE PRICE 39c.
l lot 25 md 3Sc Dress
Goods going at 19c
3 LEADERS.
/ pc. 56 in black all wool
Suiting, was $1.75.
SALE PRICE go.
2 pcs. double fold Skirt cloth
that sold for $1.67.
SALE PRICE 98c.
SILKS.
10 pea. waist and trimming
Silks in all colors, SIC, $1 90,
nd $1.25 kinds
SALE PRICE 69c.
Satins in Persian patterns,
in 6 colorings, SOC regular
price.
SILK DRESS PATTERNS.
Several patterns in Blue,
Brown, Purple, Black and
White, so ard 60c; g~ing in
this sale for
ONLY 39c.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-07-16
VENICE IS
DOOMED TO
DESTRUCTION

Venice, July l6 - Practically the
whole city OF Venice IS doomed tc
destruction according to Prof "agnaf
the city architect. Subsoil, e says,
has deterlorated and the piles ant pill
lars have become rotten and will soon
give way under pressure
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-07-16

If you have to pay the same rate 4
paper with only one-half the circu
latton do you not think you are gettin
more for your money when you adver
tise In tho ELNaRAMs
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-07-16
WASH GOODS

Here is a large assortment
of this years styles at alarm
ingly low prices lie.
This lot includes Batiste,
Dimities, Lawns, Gingh ans.
Percales; former price being
10, 12, Is and 25c.
2pcs. S, otch Cling ham, in
all the best colorings; always
sold for 25c.
SALE PRICE l6c.
DRESS SATINS.
Lot l. Several pcs. 36 in.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-07-16
DAKOTA STORM

St. Paul MINI. July Is Late re-
ports from the storm stricken section
of North Dakota indicate no loss of
life.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-07-16
DETECTIVE KILLED

New York, July Is - Detective
John Sheridan Of Long Island City
was shot dead by two burglars at
Dutch Hills this morning. Two men
We're arrested for the crime.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-07-16
BABY BONNETs.

Made of allover Ham urg,
Muslin, etc., trim med with
hamburger, lace and insertion
and sold from so to $2.OO.
SALE PRICE. 3oc.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-07-16
SHIRT WAISTS.

A large assortment of col
ors and cloths in Ladies' and
Misses Shirt Waists. All slz-
es and the kind we have sold
all the season for so, 60, 75c.
SALE PRICE 3oc.
This is cheaper than you
can buy the cloth.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-07-16
INFANTS REFERS.

Made of Pique and Bedford
goods, neatly made and pref
tily trimmed.
Lot l Bedford Cord, this
seasons goods, and sod for
65, IS, and SIC.
SALE PRICE 42c.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-07-16
Ready=Made Garments
u NDERWEAR LACES.

These are something that
can be used the year round.
We have $500 yds all per-
feet goods, in Insertions and
F dges, from l to 6 in. wide.
Regular -, Is, 25 ard 35c
Laces, all going in this sale
ONLY &C..
so Gingham and Linen
Skirts $1.25 values.
SALE PRICE o8c
Every one new.
MERCERIZED SKIRTS.
With ruffle and knife plat
ed dounces, in red, b,ue and
green, and sold for So, $3.50
and $3.50. to close-$1 50.
1 lot Walking Skirts, ir'
good colors and regular -izes,
$3.9S kind.
SALE PRICE So o8.
l lot Black Dress 81 irts,
$3.50 kind.
SALE PRICE $1.65
CHILDREN,S DRESSES.
Made of Pcrcales and Glng-
hams in colors, trimmed with
wash braids, for 1, 2, 3 years
SALE PRICE, 1oc.
BABY DRESSES.
of White Nainsook, Muslin,
and long cloth, for children l
and 2 years.
SOC kind for 30c
75o, $1.OO =" SOC.
81. 25, Sl.3S, $1.75, Csc.
These are marked at prices
calculated to move everyone
in three days.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-07-16

Moonlight eXcursiol, See adv on
page ).
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-07-16
CLEARANCE SALE !!

The paramount feature of this great Clearance Sale is helpful
gives the people of this vicinity splendid opportunity for
economy needed goods Every economical should
study this ad for offers the strongest nduce
ens of this Inducements that will awaken your buy
and make trade lively here during the weeks We
invite everybody far and examine the bargains Offer
Don't wait until the cream is all gone==then complain.
*=HERE THEY ARE==*r
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-07-16
PIQUE REFERS.

Trim med with Hamburg
and Insertion, wide collars.
Reeula, ST 25, 81 80, $3.50,
and $175 kinds.
SALE PRICE Csc.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-07-16
CHILDREN.S DRESSES.

Made of Pcrcales and Glng-
hams in colors, trimmed with
wash braids, for l, 2, 3 years
SALE PRICE, IQc.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-07-16

SALE PRICE YSc.
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR.
Night Robes A good robe
trimmed with Hamburger, in
al! sizes.
SALE PRICE 35c
Corset Covers of Lawn,
Nainsook,. Regular 25, 3S,
SOC kin |,
SALE PRICE 19c
The evening times., 1902-09-09
SCHOOL OF ANARCHY
STARTED Tn CHICAGO
'Frei Society Announces
Plans of Institution,
Editor Isaak, Suspect, Arrested a.
the Time of Murder of Mckinley,
to Be It's Head

CHICAGO Sept 9-Almost stimuli
taneousIy with the anniversary of the
death of President Mckinley - an as
sassin's bullet comes tRe announcement
Ct the establishment Of a school Of an
archy in Chicago.
''Frei Society" published by Abraham
Isaak. who, with other local reds" was
arrested and held for several weeks a
year ago, when The Ieaden missile OF
CzoIgosz caused a nattcraI grief. mahcs
the announcement
The plan is styled an educational
propaganda and includes several unique
phases sunday gathering for lectures.
weekly business meetings, distribution
Of literature. Russian tea parties. and
social gatherings. In this way adher-
ents are expected 10 be won over.
Editor Isaak win be head professor -
The evening times., 1902-09-09
STOCK HARKET'0 TONE
STRONG AND Active
indefinite Assurance That
Coal Strike Is Near an End
4 FEELING OF CONFIDENCE
Miscellaneous and Industrial Stocks
Generally strong, and the Railway
Lists Fira With Several Features
Discuss the Monetary Situation.

NEW YORK, Sept. 9.-The stock Mar
ket opened exceedingly strong and ac-
tive in practically every quarter. Very
little that va new of Importance bear
ing or the zrueral market or particu-
lar stocks was comprised in this moru-
iug's Intelligence, although the inded
Lite assurances that the coal strike was
rearing a termination were repeated il
The newspapers
The London market for American
stocks showed irregular changes With
advances ES>doninating. the Copper is
sues. aud The United States seecl stocas
icing particularly strong In the local
market these Issues also opened mateTi>
ally higher, with he trading in the main
u large volume Elsewhere among the
miscellaneous ana Industrial stocks the
tone was generally strong
Consp picuous features were Virginia
Chemical, American SmeitinZ, Railway
Steel Spring. and Pressed steel car
Sloss Sheffield continued reactionaTy on
disappointment that no dividend vas de-
clared on the common stock, when the
dividend on tae preferred was ordered
IN the railway list the strongest and
most active stocks were St Paul and
Missouri Pacific. which advanced on re
ports Of the same character that have
been current N both instances for some
time past. other strong features were
the Wabash issues, notably the debeu-
tUre 3 bonds, Southern Pacific, Norfolk
ard Western, and Illinois Central. The
ScqtEerls Railway shares and Louisville
and Nashville were firm. The local JUac-
ton stocks were somewhat less active
than the remainder Of The market
While the monetary situation cOHlIu-
red the theme of most 1ctive discuss lUzI
the close conditions there appeared to
carry little weight in affecting specuIa-
tive sentiment. the influence OF that
matter being aITare2tIy cfsel by the
belief that early importati0ns Gf gold
rom ECTopa viii be anrcanced-
The course OF prices IL the stock
market throughout the forenoon con-
sinued upward. although marked by
occasional reactions induced by the
rapidity OF the advance. IN addition TO
the stocks already named, Louisville
and Nashville aud Southern Railway
forged 20 the front and advanced quick
ly on very large dealings. The Wabash
securities continued exceedingly strong,
with q new high record Of prices for
the debenture p bonds The anthracite
coal stocks we're comparatively heavy
cn the absence Of any confirmation Of
recent optimistic views respecting the
ending Of the strike. Brooklyn Rapid
Transit was the only notably active fea-
1ure of the local traction stocks Money
on call opened at 5 per cent and most
OF the morning 5 borrowing was effected
between ~ and per cent, after which
the figure dropped 10 s. Sterling eX-
change was not essentially altered
London houses traded on both sides OF
The local market The sales up to l p.
n were 81 .00g, and the bonds s., ,636 600
The evening times., 1902-09-09
ZION ClTY'S LOW WAGES
RESULTS IN A STRIKE.
Dowie Experiencing Trouble in Getting
Men From Worldly Places,

CHICAGO, Sept 9.-Zion City is in
the midst Of its first strike All the
steamftters at work on the buildings
there went out yesterday becease a
promised increase in wages was not
forthcoming
Dowie sent a couple of>Ihe faithful to
Milwaukee TO secure steamt1trers to
take the places of the strikers, lat the
emissaTies returned with the iuforma-
tion that it was impossible TO secure
men in a worldly city VINO would work
for the low wages paid in Zion. Nearly
all the building crafts at work in Zion
City made a demand for an increase in
wages several weeks ago but only the
steamftteTs received promises.
The evening times., 1902-09-09
GONZAGA COLLEGE
OPENS SCHOOL YEAR
METROPOLITAN POLICE
PERSONALS AND GOSSIP
Lieutenant Amiss Back From a Noun
tain Climbing Jaunt-

Lieut. T. Brooke Amiss. the veteran
commander of the First precinct police
station, has returned TO his post of duty
after ten days vacation at Harpers
Ferry The lieutenant was accompan-
led by his wife and is in excellent
health While away the lieutenant join
ed the the Observation-Disclosures brigade
and claims now that there is no mouI--
tain in this country that he cannot
climb
Policeman Buddy owens. of the
First precinct. viii leave Washington
shortly for a iunket to Virginia TO visit
friends and relatives.
Policeman Downs, of the First pre-
cinct, viii shortly take a trip to CaIifor-
MIA TO look over that States peach crop.
Downs IS very fond of the fruit and has
peach farm Of his own
Desk Sergeant Chalmers. the terri
bic Swede, % Of No /. is making arrange
ments for a trip 10 Europe He Will bss
accompanied on his trip by Desk Ser
geant Holmes, providing the latter can
secure leave.
No 1 police station has the honor Of
having the best pool player in the de-
partment among its ranks in the person
Of Policeman Maurice Austin son of
Captain AUstin- now retired Austin Is
regarded as being an exceedingly clever
shot and holds the undispUted cham
plonshIp Of the precinct. John LeaveII
the Georgia Cracker comes next and
frequently gives austin q good rub for
a game.
Now that winter Is approaching the
gymnasiums IN the various police sta
tions are beginning 10 be filed again
Prominent among them are the gyms
of Nos / ard 10. Both OF these rooms
are almost always filed with policemen
on reserve who enjoy themselves by
playing pool, punching the bag. or
''skianing the cat" on the horizontal
bar. The Tenth precinct undoubtedly
has the finest gymnasium, however. OF
any The major himself is q frequent
visitor 2t the gyms, and being a great
admiTer Of athletes, especially urges his
men 10 take part IN the contests
This winter, II Is said, a picked team
from the Eighth precinct and a team
from No 1 VIII engage in a series of
games OF ping-Pong. Those having the
coming games in charge have ALREADY
selected their men. No. 5 II is certain
VIII call on the services OF Big Dic},
Kennedy. while Fatty Mcdonald. Of
No. l. VIII be ;he star Of the First
precinct team
Bicycle Policeman Charleton. Of the
First precinct. win go on ten days leave
tomorrow 10 visit friends in New York
state
Bicycle Policemen Levi and Rollins. Of
the First precinct. are contemplating 60
ing on bear hunting trip down in the
wilds Of West Virginia Levi is an
ardent hunter Of bic game and tells
a good many stories of his adventures.
Rollins IS green at killing bear. but
what he lacks in experience he more
than makes up IN nerve
The evening times., 1902-09-09
PHYSICIANS TALKING
OF PROTECTIVE LEAGUE
Another Movement On Foot Similar to
That of Years Ago.

An organization 10 be known Is the
Doctors Protective League" is being
talked OF by number of physicians Of
the ci,y. It VIII in no way be connected
with any Of the present organizations
of phys icians, but is intended to pro
tect the members Of the profession
against people who do not pay their doe
tors bills It is proposed to adopt
regulations and a schedule of charges
that are not 10 be altered except for
charity and benevolence.
About ten years ago the physicians
organized for the same purpose. but dis
banded IN less than two years time.
The evening times., 1902-09-09

m Loans On furniture. pianos,
etc, OF the most liberal terms
YnI ever offered in this city No
removal or publicity Il yog
WANT owe any ''he' company a7d
want more money We VIII lei
MONEY? Prrsts cBes.
" WASHINGToE MORTGAGE LOAN CO.
$40 T Street II. ".
The evening times., 1902-09-09
CUSTOM TEILORS OF
BUFFALO OIL STRIKE
Want More Pay for All Extra Work
Done

BUFFALO. Sept 9--This morning the
members Of the Custom TaiIors Union
OF Buffalo went on strike under the
direction OF William Hartman, an or
ganizer from Chicago. who has been in
the city arranging for the strike for
more than week
The men marched through the busf-
ness section Of the city in a body and
returned ali Unfinished work TO the mer-
chant JaiIors. The latter assert that
they would rot give in 10 the demands
of the men The men demand that they
shall have @x5Ta pay for extra work
Extra work Is --lefned as anything cut Of
the ordinary on suit Of clothes. such
as a pencil pocket. a seam along the
trousers, OF a lap over q pocket
The evening times., 1902-09-09
Judge Barnard Returns.

M Job Barnard, Associate Justice Of
the Supreme Court Of the District. who
has been spending his vacation in Eu-
rope, returned to Washington Saturday
He was at the City Hall yesterday. and
looks in the best OF health. According 10
the assignments made for vacation
duty at the close OF the spring term
he would not take up his judicial work
until Monday next, but he has consented
10 relieve Justice Anderson tomorrow
afternoon after ne has disposed Of the
Iuuacy cases
The evening times., 1902-09-09
SENT UP FOR SIX
MONTHS FOR SAFETY

Gustav Ezland pleaded guilty in the
Police Court today to a charge OF va
grancy- He denied. however. that he
was a drunkard. as accused, but admit
ted that he was without meahs OF sup
port
EkIand is a German. about thirty
years Of age. He is smooth-faced. light
haired, about medium height. and weigh.
and was poorly clad A policeman said
he found him wandering around South
cast Washington late last night
EkIand frankly admitted that be was
fresh from the peniteutiary IN Pennsyl-
yania, ard came to this city a couple Of
days ago He did not say whal crime
lie committed, but Judge Bundy appar-
emily thought he was not desirable
person 70 have at large, and gave him
six months Ill he woSkhouse
The evening times., 1902-09-09
KILLED HIMSELF RATHER
THAN GO TO SCHOOL

NEW YORK. Sept. 9.-MichaeI Bolta.
eleven years old. diyed through the
kitchen window IN his parents fat, fell
twenty feet TO the ground, and was pick
ed UP dead. The youngster had worked
himself into q frenzy because his mother
insisted on his going TO school Break
ing away from her, he deliberately divet
out into the court
The evening times., 1902-09-09
DAMAGES FOR
ALLEGED SLANDER

Mrs Anna Maria Hoffman today fled
suit against Oscar D. HyIer and his
wife, Frances T. Hyler. to recover 50, 900
claimed as damages to her business.
Il IS explained that Mrs. Hoffman. con
ducts grocery business at 1920 Seventh
Street northeast, and she claims that
The defendants circulated reports about
her which injured her business Al
tOrney j. II. Abrams represents the
nLa.nL.ff
The evening times., 1902-09-09
Woman Uses Knife in a Quarrel

Elsie Thomas, coloTsd. tweHty-eight
years old. living at 16 Dingman Place.
lecane involved N a quarrel with Susie
Doyle. also coIored. shortly after 6
clock last night in DinEmau Place The
argument grew warm, and the Doyle
woman drew q knife and plunged II mo
The hand OF her opponent. The injured
woman was removed 10 The Casualty
Hospital. While Susie Doyle was locked
up al the sixth precinct police station
charged with assault and battery
The evening times., 1902-09-09
Big -Four Train Wrecked in Illinois.

TERRE HACTE, Ind, Sept. s.-The
Big Four passenger train No IS was
wrecked AZ the Illinois Central cross
ing, three-quarters Of a mile west Of
MattOon III, last night ~ running into
& misplaced switch The engine was de-
kuoIished, and the smoker and baggage
At completely wrecked. Fireman Brown
IS caught under the engine and seri-
~ scaIded- 4 tramp riding on the
80 end was cut and bruised None Of
passengers vas injured
The evening times., 1902-09-09
Still After Greene and Gaynor.

The United States Government has not
abandoned prosecution Of Greene and
Gaynor, according 20 Mr. Marion Erwin.
The special assistant TO the At1orne>
General IN the prosecution Mr. Erwin
declares that whatever action is neces.
sary VIII be applied in The proper way.
ard al the proper time.
The evening times., 1902-09-09
ACCEPTED FIFTY DOLLARS
AND LET FAMILY GO
Compromised With Man Who Had TAX
en- Wife, Children, and Money.

TRENTON. n J. Sept John
Cole. Of Trenton, appeared in Re
eorder Stackhouse's court, in Cam
den, to prosecute Bile Santaleni on a
charge Of running of with Mrs. Cole.
three children and $500 in cash
After a long parley in Italian, which
was interpreted by one OF the children
Cole accepted $50 in cash as com
promise Of the difficulty, and left with
cut his family.
The evening times., 1902-09-09
PRINCE ROSPIGLIOSO
ANGRY At VATICAN
Refused Sanction to Religious Marriage
With American Woman.

ROME. Sept 9--Prince Bospiglioso.
who is exceedingly angry at the Vatican
for refusing to sanction a religious mar
riage between himself and Mrs Park
hurst, the American woman. has an
nounced his decision to abandon papacy,
20 which his family has always been at
yached.
He says he viii stand for election 10
the next parliament II he is elected.
some Interesting measures are expected
10 be introduced
The evening times., 1902-09-09
Declare for Hopkins for Senator.

JOLIET. III, Sept. Republicans Of
VIII county held a harmonious conYen-
tion here yesterday This IS one Of the
first counties in the State to come out
for Hopkins for Senator ana the legIs-
lative ticket Is so instructed. Howard
NJ Snapp was reelected chairman of the
central committee. with John L. Cline
secretary. and Sebastian Logger. treas
lvpr
The evening times., 1902-09-09
CORK LEG SAVED MAN
FROM A TGRY GRAVE
Policeman Hooked a ork in the Wood
en- ApPendage and Drew Him Out.

PHILADELPHIA. SEPT 9,-PoIicemap
McNulty. Of TIE Fifth and Race Streets
station yesterday saved the life Of Frank
Iinnie, of PaTker's Avenue. Roxborough.
by catching the mans cork leg with a
boathook.
Tinnie fell into the Delaware at Arcn
Street. McNuIty saw a leg sticking out
OF the water. and vas able to hook il
from the wharf The man was then
taken 70 the Pennsylvania Hospital anu
vas declared out Of dancer.
The evening times., 1902-09-09
CHEAP MQmEY
MUTUAL LOAN q TRUST co..
PRIVATE LOANS

On personal notes without irdorser. references.
OF security. simply your promise TO pay Oul
rev plan enables everyone 10 secure ready cash
al once aIthoUt Inconvenience or delay Our
method Of conducting loan business Is basel
on the word Confidence more than on Sc
curity-' You have ogl9 confidence; we have yotr
confidence. You need money; We have money
Ec don't need. * hen you fail 10 get accom-
m0dsted elsewhere. call on Us and you viii no;
be disappointed II you have a Loan now II
viH not prevent you from securing further ae-
c5Hu-odatica from the old reliable
CAPITAL LOAN GUARANTEE CO..
6oz F St. n. W.
Phone, East 255- Corner Sixth St
7.r=--rf
The evening times., 1902-09-09
Mississipians to Meet.

Al meeting to be held "a Confederate
Veterans Han. Eleventh and f Streets
mort invest, Friday evening, an effort viii
BE- raade TO revive the Mississippi Asso-
citation During the evening there viii
be addresses and musical program. to
be provided By Messrs. Charlton and
Clark OF Kosciuski Miss. All Missis-
siPpians are invited TO be present.