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DOGS, CATS. TETS FOR SALE.

IF you want high-eraGe Belgian hare, call
at show room. 1909 Clark ave-. or Old orrh.sI
No: Old Orchard Rabbitry. William G.. Stein.
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ing Of the stockholders of the NJ. c. wetmore
~, r"oaS on,, Sntapany WI os he'd ut the offlce of
teenth and Papin streets. in the City Of st.
Louis. Mo. At 2 o'clock a. M. Tuesday, January
:. 1899. for the election of seven directors FOR
the ensuing year. the amendment or repeal OF
any Of its bylaws the adoption of new by-laws
and the consideration OF such other business ns
may properly come before said meeting. Polls
open at : o'clock a. m. and close at Il o'clock
IN. OEN SCT-LLIN
e H. EsrndOn. Secretary. President
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HOOkkccpers.

B"OOKkEEpERS in country towns can add to
their incomes by little extra work: good paw: no
Interference with regular duties. J. Hummel' De
Soto building. st. Louis.
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Sewing Machines.
BUSINESS FOR SALE.

- CoAL scale and office in splendid location on
sold ut once. o l3o. Republic.
RAREER shop. complete two hydraulic chairs:
,i1r"iet9p stanns; pre- s.''' Tine location; Il sac
lilce. ~ century hulldlfG.
HhEEAH; snop on Madison st: three Koksn
stands: price 500. a2 Century building.
BLACKSMITH shop. wagons and tools. 1877
=. l"tiitl -.
oOKs. news and connect onery store. Call AZ
once ? y. Jefferson ave.
CIGAR. candy and laund-y branch at a bar
gain. "r y. broadway.
CIGIR s'or". dong good business. for sale or
Will lake nartper If conSenial. l. iHl. Il pU
CIGAR stand: best office %tulliinc in city: long
C'ctirv building,
CIGAR stand in Office building downtown: w.
rent. 80! Century building.
Ft~.sT-CLhSS secondhand furniture store; rea-
50 Shl,; good location; mas sell. OF account Of
sickness. lita Franklin.
o salc-S5.p9o stock ~ general merchandise:
Charlottesville. Mo
GoGD.rAYlNG saloon, northeast corner
iaT OF IiniiGGsc9-BusSh Brewing hSsdS i Deia-
GROCERY. Must sell this week: mic. living
rooms: rent Si": dre rlac" for LADY. 1923 Easton.
GROCERY store. West End: VIII invoice $500:
IIlre so; this is genuine: long lease: fine lnca-
'' rfsN' 'fAAA4aA
GROCERY store. doing n large business. To-
soil cheap for cash only II taken at once. vyits
Tor particulars. q ZIG. Rer'i5ic.
HOTEL. at st. Charles. Mo. doing fine bIsI-
ness: thirty rooms: elegantly. furnished tbroISh-
out: ityestgato. Century Brokerage Co. SOC cen
'urr building.
.LUNcHROOM-rheap. small IunrIlroom: first
class. Apply i5ii Chestnut ST. ~
&FaT' market on Michigan ave. rev fixtures
ana WAGON: PARTY ieavi'tr. city; must be sold at
once. 500 Century building.
pool Halt-A good stand: other business: n
larEhir, J ia. Republic.
,EESrACRANT at s!3 Walnut st. Apply at TIE
Imperial Candy Co. 5s Washington ave.
RouMfNG-HOUsE-TweIve rooms. all rented.
800 SO y Sixteenth. ~
RooMGNG-HOUsE in hes. location on DIV.
Century building. "' w.
RCHILNG-HOUSE On Washington ave-: hand
fom"!y furnished: always fl.I: price only ga.
a snap %2 Century building.
R0oMING-HoUsE-ElegantIy furnished and
hn!shed six-room house at 1854 Olive st. range
not tath. gas. Call ut l29) Olive.
SALOON and grocery and Several straf5ht ca
looms. Cast Brewing COMPANY. sl9 y. Sixth st.
WANTED-To sell the nntc-t right and tool. !
for making the celebrated StiDleton &. Chamninn
hari corn pilute's. Mrs. J. NJ Champion. Roche
port, No. ~
WE have $1,000 grocery stock IN EXCHANGE 10.
good lliros o. Missouri farms: we invIfs insnec'
t!o7. 500 Century building. F /
FOR sa'e-Brewery, cheap.
T. 12.. Republic.
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Solicitors.

,SO~LiCiTHP% W~.iNTEu-Fi.ty lady and gen
Pine.
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liE annual hltet.ns or lne stocElolders OF the
for the election CT nineteen directors to serve for
the ensuing year will be held at its hanhing
rooms. Fourth and Olive SITS. january IA, 1909.
Polls Open from 10 n. m. to / p. m.
GEO Il HOFFMAN. Cashier.
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ILabOrers.

TEN or fifteen dirt teams. with big beds: also
laborers. on Eighth St. north or Franklin ave.
J.. \. Thomas.
WANTED-Twenty-lye sewer la
hcrers at Twelfth ard 81. Charles and at Thir-
ing. u. Whelar.
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~PERSOHal.
Fifteen Cents Per Line.

PERSONAL---VERY. m or Roh.
et S'Gruber. send your address 90 your brofher
for your own and your mothers cake. ".
SSIOena msEruber. Newark. n. j.
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'ii'iIclt N~A%rEF-s young man to solicit
p ~ * DA'3lNE amt stationery. one who con-
~ H,t- S,"ir tra'i,. stat; las; ia u employment.
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Wedding Rings (SoIId Gold.
FINEST qualities. s. TO 500. Mermod &
yaccards- Broadway and Locust.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

ALL hose desiring help or seeking situations
may register with the Free Employment Bureau
OF the STATE Labor Bureau or Statistics, slSl.
Chestnut s. Situations and help furnished free
OF charge. Tel KInioch y ISL.
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Shq'NR Be NyWifeS nmaD DIV

Latest song success: words and music by E-sJ
W. Hashagan; sent postpaid to any address IS
HaElagap Brcs. publishers. $50 Eastca ave
81. Louis.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING-Orice OF the
Delmar Jockey Club. Election Notice-The reg
ular annual election for the purpose OF electing
directors for the Delnar jockey Club to serve
during the ensuing year will he held on Tuesday.
the seventh day Of January. 1902. ut the office Of
the club. No. 200 -. Fourth St. st. Louis, Mo.
Polls open from 2 a. m. to | O'Clock p. m. Sam
w. Adler. president Joseph T.. Martin. secretary
trea surCr. St. Louis, Mo. Dec. y, 1901.
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FOR

4. J. WILD JEWELEY %. IJl y. Sixth ST.
Excellent bargains in jewclry, diamonds and
watches; call and examine our large assortment.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-16

he has been refused by every mar
riage%5le princess in Europe.
To complete the circle OF unhappy ray.
aItv. there are the distressing udings
from the Hague. By all accounts the
honeymoon IS over and the separation
within measurable distance. Though the
union vas one Of moral affection. they
were all an fU-assorted coupie, ard every
one wondered what the high-spruns,
spoiled and self-willed little lady could
md TO admire IN the stolid. hard-r-Eing
Prussian dragon.
Too loyal 70 question the. choice Of their
daring Wnhelmina. the HolanGers look
ed askauce al Prince Hendrix from the
first, and he on his side showed ltte
desire % gain their good graoes- He
found lie 100 tame at The Hague. His
openly professed dislike Of his adopted
countrv. and prolonged hunting ez2edi-
lions stiu aroused the further popular
feeling. The crisis vas reached win the
scandal cf The duel which caused the
greens illness resulted in the loag-for
heir u The throne.
The Popas aLocutior against divorce
Is believed 70 have inspired largely ~ his
horror goiugs-oa Of European royalties
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ritorial committee, Of a general primary
for the selecting OF a candidate for del
esate to congress. together with other
Officers, and as a general proposition as
20 the merits OF the system I agree with
YOU; however. when / came 20 this ter
ritoTy from the grand old Democratic
state Of Missouri, ] vas imbued with the
traditional sentiments aud love OF the
primary which prevail there. To quote
the Honorable Champ Clark. the voice
q the people Is the voice OF God, and
vas hrnly convinced Of the potency q
the assertion: bat ! found by experience
that while such might be the Deity's
medium Of Communication there, where
all the restrictions u statutory enactment
that could be suggested by a wise leg
isiauure. aided and abetred - some y
the ahiest and most profound lawyers and
politicians o. the state who had -acked
human ingenuity fer provisions. reglIa-
ti0us ard restrictions u preserve-lnco--
tarinated by fraud and coTrIDtion-thst
voice and 1he VIII y the people 50 that g
could be trCrhfuilv expressed q the PR
mary--with courts elected hy a severe. 81
people % cauS-rus and enforce such reg
uiatiCcs-al5 people proud % q posi-
zion ~ ho2or il the community and a
political heritage handed 6oVl FROM
father q son. whose individual p0litlcaI
opinion was kzcEa for years before en-
tering the primary booth. ard ulo wolia
lock upon the participating n TIE pr
mary q an opposing polirlcsl party IS a
moral IS weu - a political o1ense. I
found radical difference here ara 7
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with the provisions OF the law reveals its
Ioop-hoIes and suggests systems CT eva
sion.
No legislative restrictions prevail here.
a primary is open. free 70 everybody. 4
person may participate IN as many pr
maries as there are parties holding them.
Persons do participate II them who can
not vote az the election for which they
select candidates because they are violat-
ing no law and are devoid of personal
honor. The political alignment of the
PEOPLE Is mostly unknown They are new
70 Us. hence We fear 70 challenEe, lest
we give o1snse, and Il they who are
Challenged are wrongfuliy attempting 20
vote. they have no tear q going further
and wing % secure thu right privilege.
ss they knew they can not BE- punished.
TIE returns absolutely depend upoa the
honesty q tbe persons having ire rri-
rnarv IN charge. as there - 70 nethod -
regulating CT Furnishing ths srouE-dorr.
TIE door 20 fraud IS sfa-. actually vide
o1eu. ard consequently tscfr Invitation
20 corruption
I'm che counties where great interest
IS manifested. rank fraud ziu prevail.
beycua question. should The prinarY sT1-
ten e. adopted. ard where -he-e e little
~ 70 interest taken woul1 - THE best
ne.d S3r corr1rti01. as there the RETURNS
couIz - doctored without - OF hln-
a-zzcs 10 SIX ths designs - the uan
who had the uos< mercy v.th which %
tndcce e1rrupxle'a and The racs- roIl-fed
gesIre u secure T. Then would corne
Ike prolonged contest before TIE terri
tor.zI committee. zitE false aTizarlts ard
scLeriaz fer Advantage hefo-e e.. paicn
uo1l6 - ths soruz nsfo-e Eslca ere re-
s1-e Eo1f - fraIiF 'saf@TTTlre1. ard .-s
decree r1gh- -ssult II cefea-nz the wil
os the pe1pse svel Z ho1es-iy err-esa.sl
at tie primary. o. co1s-TEl-r TIE r.
tz-rz- in favor q tne perso1 wh3 sar-
pens = ~ tbsir lzt-v-1-a1 cflalce- ard
ero1a slea 1=risp1 izeTs s. 70 legally
ccrstIIlt appes- Eer ls housesIs rer-
Eere1 Ssh les.aa Nigh ner alr rte
r1-z 49, gle 1H5 thsT fa.xas gr-ak
-.1Fe4llee len rl.- r8-sl-fa.e f1r slr-
stac-az 81 tl--r s1a s1se,1 E-ieea-cr ~
1es e~.eve t1e tree
wd e. s taE a1t rn-g Az So
rar arrF ere s ~ rr-
1.rard rae prvl-se-s Ha1 1ft--- 81 80
ett-r slEwer
81 hzFr kzozr rr-n4zses ir c1e - re
large cites g t1ts ferrt--T. i1 ~1lch
zc-- votes ztrs z1ruzliT ear zz1 egzes-
g = DsEo-rzt-c srsEx-y. = B1zs .:
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which is far from being shared by his
brilliant but somewhat fighty wife.
Dainty and chic. Princess Charles IS
generally admitted TO Dc the best dressed
princess in Europe. Indeed. at the d1sS
sight she is often more taken Tor Paris
ian actress than the daughter of q royal
house The most wonderful coufections
from the ateiiers 0f the Rue de Ia PAX
are weekly dispatched % Bucharest.
Nothing Is too novel for the Crown Frin-
cess. and when she has sufficiently as
tonIshed che natives. a run over 10 Vienna
Of the Rivera is taken By way OF tonic
To keep up her spirits.
IN this she has succeeded admirably 50
ar, IL spite Of the fact that hers was
purely q marriage Of convenience. ard
hat she had not 2 sentiment IL the CON-
mon with the melancholy. hlgh-10wn
Young Tar whose heart VS. gwen
years ego 70 the beautiful and gifted
Helen Nscaresco. maid Of honor 20 rs
aunt. Carmen silva
VERY naturally Princess Marie declines
70 retire from the say woric al fve-aud-
twenty. and san more 10 renouncs her
claim 10 The throne. s. things have
come 10 o crisis. The divorce is on the
tanis. an dthe Crown Princess VIII have
.t all her own way IS Regent Tor hcr
Lctle sen soue az these days.
N1t 70 be out6one by his neisabors
TIE sing OF SsIvia IS also shout 70 enter
the lists He IS most anxious 70 r.d
himself - his matrimonial shacklcs in
deed. II hs wishes % retaiG his position
ca the throne there IS 10 ether position
open - him The country has been
OF the brink Of revolution ever since
tie unpopular marriage zsh,ch Sd exas-
lerlrea his su1jec-s Eea- ago. HIS
sczteu ear - TIE time 70 the - --o0oiiear
u Belgrade thlr his child e. be- oorn N
Is owu house us taken IS az e07la-
nation Il -lr an excuse Tor rha alll-nce
olt vhea the 1nS-lalzel-ot eFcar euded
- q aasco whicl aroused the ui.rth ~
Europe che Seryas we-e i.czasl Le-
voud measure.
TIE KRIS IN his side IS uare thla dis
posed - me~r ere wishes * his reor.e
IN helping ca the dlvorce he- Qeeu
Draga declines 80 - moved even tua
tempting bair u 5000 par scar Bt d
coup d-ta- ,ncre or less .lzso,v.ag his
marriage VIII Be nothing u A-axs-aer
ef Sersia. ana ruDor ssvs taat ne has
already fixed IN his sister--r-l4w aS the
future Q1zen-not AZ altogether surprts-
inE selection, Il view q The tzcs th.s
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the wards. than "a ths election vhich
Voted for the NOMINEES ard lis opponent.
and the election vas bCtiv contested and
every legitimate vote srosEht cut ~
both parties such has Seen Ira ohrer-
walton % every man who has been or
the INSIDE ~ primary elections which
have been held ln thLs terrlt7-y. Pc
peatiur 81 do-e with iurunltv. a1l it
gives 70 that very element vhlea is de-
r0id ~ honcr tte r1sr power. IS gre
other element does rot adopt their meta
DDS % counteract lt
Now. 2 DO not clalu shar fhe cor
veutlo1 system e an perfecrlor. est esrn-
piy urge % % he the mcaE satisfactory
method when applied 20 present eanii-
tlons- 7 know there ls fraef wraagii1z
and sitter feeling ~ lateral co-ee-
q1encs 20 the sane. B1- vhsa re er1-
s.der that We ORGY criticize tne eoass--
t.ou bacaure We have had exrerlr-ee
Ni-h i. Ercw its fzllnrs ars are i1or,-r
for q posticai balm - aered 81 ;erri-
torisl sEal-a Z sgr-Tlsr. ~ eeatrzst ttar
rad se tsez sxperie1ei-sT rrsa-sr-sa l.-r-
irs an identical 1ero7i- re rl'l hare
feelrE ~ ahse. --a lest ~ their
very ue1ti01 wEe-s We TOW CEir have
chaEria as - the eGect = or c9nFsa-
tiozs
TO a-alvze- a eoue-a9a sszrts zifh
q party ca1r1s 81 . aa-1 ~ t1wass =
1s the case NAV -. after astles arc eriy
thase whe erdlaarllg fsks - srssrest 20
politles par c.rzte. aa1 q f-w ~hs ar-
icnoza Ders-crals are se-eefe1 20 a eaa7-
~ conrezfll1. frnz zka are sssectesf
!
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"Disgusting and Amazing"
Hartford Courant.


This episode of the death of young
Brooks in New York awhile ago is not an
agreeable subject for general conversation,
and it does not improve as the story I'M
folds Brooks. who by all accounts was a
profigate of unusual depravity, was found
diving in a disreputable hotel. He went
there accompanied by a young woman and
he was alone when found. The question is
whether that young woman was Florence
Burns. whom he had associated intimately
with and who is reported 10 have made
threats against his life for his refusal TO
marry her. He seems not TO have been of
the marrying kind anywhere short of Utah.
The enterprise Of modern journalism has
had its hands full with this case. Each
DAYS view differs srom its predecessor. But
about the most disgusting and amazing
incident so far occurred on Saturday when
the mother OF the dead rake was on the
stand and she voluntarily stated that when
the girl had demanded that Brooks marry
her she. his mother, had asked the girl II
she felt so badly why she did not go away
and kill herself. Think OF a woman and a
mother at that, making such a suggestion.
Ii is colder than the north pole.
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CITY'S SOCIAL LIFE.

CONCLUDED FROM PAGE 5. PART p
won by Mrs William o. Everett, Mrs VII
liam McChesney. Mrs. Byron Garfield and
Mrs. Henry Davis.
Mrs Charles Durham. of COS South Me-
ridian street will entertain the St John s
Social Club at cards Thursday afternoon,
May %.
The Hoosier Ma gazine Club will meet to-
morrow evening with Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar
Hunter 1907 Ashland avenue Mrs. Canoe
will read a paper on Charles Dickens" and
William Hereth will lead the discussion.
The Good Time Euchre Club met Thurs
day evening at the residence OF DR.. and
Mrs q. 3. Pettijohn. The prizes were won
bv Mrs Van Camp, r. H Izor Mrs O. l.
Webb Charles Bracket. Mrs. George Her
pick and w. W. Spencer.
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by Mrs Rose Flanary. 81 Chadwick street
on the afternoon and evening Of Tuesday,
May q.
The first anniversary OF the Nellie Wiles
Day Nursery, 52f East Wabash street. Will
be observed by a reception day on Thurs
day. May %. and its friends are cordially in
vited to call.
The German Literary Club will meet to-
morrow afternoon instead of Tuesday
afternoon. Its president, Mrs. Charles
Walker, will leave on Tuesday for Detroit
to attend the National Conference of Chart
ties and Correction.
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miscellaneous Affairs.

At the y. W. c. A. gospel meeting this
afternoon DR.. s. c. Dickey will speak and
Mrs. r c. Vim will sing.
George II. Thomas W r. c. will give
social Tuesday afternoon at the home OF
Mrs. Henry Nicolai. 900 Broadway.
The Grace Cathedral Guild vii. hold a
sale and social Thursday afternoon. May %
at the home OF Mrs. Boggs. lS2a North Penn
sylvania street
The siothers' Club OF the Boys OF the
Father Mathew Brigade VIII be entertained
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swindIing street Fairs.
Butte Inter Mountain.

Butte Inter Mountain.
The "street-fair" business in the North
west has been worked 10 a finish The ex-
perience gained in Butte last year tustifies
every city in the country in refusing to
take up the scheme. Under proper condi-
lions a street fair can be made financial
success: when a travelling Snowman. takes
the biggest share OF the proceeds il is a
failure.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
CARD OLE THANKS.


CARD OF Thanks Mrs. II. F. Hilton. and
family desire. through the columns OF the
: Journal TO express our many heartfelt thanks
10 the brotherhood OF the Knights OF the Mac
cabees for their assistance IN the sad hour OF
our bereavement ia the loss OF our beloved hus-
band and father, NJ F. Hilton. and for their
prompt payment Of the policy held BY him in
the order Of Maccabees. and for the spirit OF
brotherly love which has been manifested toward
me and mine. Also the same TO the respect of
the Metropolitan Insurance Company We fur
tner extend our appreciation and thanks 10 the
fellow vorkmen in the street-car employment
and friends in general for kindness shown US.
MRS. FRONA HELTON AND FAMILY.
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SALARY LOANS.

Come in anG tell US how much you want and
how long you want IL. tell who you are. and
if you are working a salary Tor responsible
parties We will let you have the money on your
own name. without security, conhdentialy and
without consulting your employer. you can pay
81 back IN installments as you prefer. weekly or
monthly.
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A PRIZE OF $500

A PRIZE OF $500
WILL BE GIVEN EACH WEEK FOR
THE BEST DRAWING ILLUSTRATING
THE BENEFITS TO BE DERIVED IN
A BUSINESS WAY BY ADVERTISERS
THE DRAWINGS SELECTED WILL BE
USED WITH THE ARTISTS NAME AT
TAcHED. ALL DRAWINGS SUBMITTED
MUST BE 10 INCHES HIGH BY INCHES
WIDE. GOOD BRISTOL BOARD AND IN
OLA INK SHOULD BE USED. ARTISTS
NAME AND ADDRESS MUST BE ON
BACK OF DRAWING. UNACCEPTED DRAW
IIGs WILL BE RETURNED TO OWNER
ONLY IN CASE POSTAGE FOR THE RETURN
ACCOMPANIES THEM CONTESTANTS WILL
EITHER DELIVER OR MAIL DRAWINGS TO
COUNTING ROOM. THE INDIANAPOLIS
JOURNAL
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INDIANA MORTGAGE AND LOAN co.

ESTABLISHED 1SS7)
ROOM q. LOMBARD BUILDING.
alla ~ WASHINGTON ST
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THE JOURNALS OFFER
PEN AND INK ARTISTS.

THE JOURNAL DESIRES TO USE AN AP-
PRoPRIATE ILLUSTRATION OR CARTOON
TO ATTRACT ATTENTION TO ITS WANT
f~Or INN
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STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAI.

LOANS TO HONEST SALARIED PEOPLE ON
THEIR OWN NOTES, WITHOUT
ENDORSEMENT.
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MONEY TO LOAN

IN furniture. pianos. horses wagons. store nx-
tl-rss etc without removal This Is the COM
Yanv that was organized TO furnish money at the
lowest possible rates. Try our building associa-
ton plan payable IN nfty equal weekly pay
uents-
s. % weekly payments only........--......-.S 50
80 % weekly payments only....-.....-.....1 20
other amounts in same proportion
We also make loans on watches diamonds etc
Also 70 salarie6 people on their individual notes
Business strictly confidential.
CENTRAL LOAN COMPANY.
Room 203. Stevenson Building.
O5 Z. Washington Street.)
secons Floor-Old phone sIS2-Front Room.
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BURIAL DRESSES.

BURIAL DRESS Is ashiona bic burial dresses
made 70 order on short notice. Strictly up 10
date. Makes your friends look more Hfe-like.
All goods furnished and robe arranged MRS.
J.. " SAPTON. 3f13 Graceland ave. New phone
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YOUR EMPLoYER VIII NOT KNOW.

LONGEST TIME. EASIEST PAYMENTS AMI
LOWEST RATES OF ANY COMPANY
~ THE CITY.
II you need money for any purpose you neeC
wait until you save II up. but come to Us
We can help you out No advance charge fo
Investigation Call and let explain. SECURI
TY MORTGAGES LOAN CO. 207-2O9 indiana
Trust building Second floor.
FINANCIAL
PRIVATE LOANS
MADE on NEW PLAN.
ANY amount from s. UP loaned
on furniture, pianos. horses. wagons,
etc without removal. and the same
day you for IT, No delay.
our rates are the lowest IN the city.
Payments arranged 10 suit you
VIII accept all or any part OF loan
al any time. IL desired. for paymeuts
YOU GET FULL AMOUNT ASKED FOR
No CHARGES TAKEN OFT N ADVANCE
Remember We make inquiries
OF your neiEhhors or friends.
nor do we publish your transaction.
our treatment Is always courteous
and liberal. REMEMBER il costs
YOU nothing 90 get our rates
Positively no charge unless loan is made
PRIVATE OFFICES.
All business strictly CONFIDENTIAL
THE INDIANAPOLIS MORTGAGE
AND LOAN COMPANY.
Ola phone Sal Room 10. 1t7 f Market St.
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