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Money TO Loan

On furniture, pianos, horses, wagons. store fx-
lures etc without removal. This iE the COM
nanv that was organized 10 furnish money at the
lowest possible rates. Try ouf isv.i-.
ton plan, payable in nifty equal weekly pay
ments
.25 90 weekly payments 80
5000 weekly payments only --.-.-.........-.. l13
Other amounts In same proportion
We also make loans on watches. diamonds. etc.
Also 10 salaried people on their individual notes.
BUSINESS STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL
CENTRAL LOAN COMPANY.
Room 2o3 Stevenson Building
Q5 L. Washington Street)
second Floar-old Phone Sls2-Front Room.
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SEWING MACHINES-s24.Se buys the new high
est grade 4-drawer drop head. oak cabinet
genuine Singer Sewing Machine: $40 for the
New Home or Domestic; 81 for the White:
standard SOC: Wheeler 6 Wilson, s2l; Mime
sofa So 20; Burdick. SASS: Sertsco. sss5. For
free sewing machine catalogue and most liberal
free trial offer cut out and mail this notice to
SEARS, ROEBUCK q CO.. Chicago
LAUNDRY.
UNION COOPERATIVE LAUNDRY-Nos. 2s2-
sss Virginia av Phone 1863.
PRINTING.
PRINTING-Our fine samples of printing will
please YOU: eut-rate printing. S2s E. Wash. st.
Phone 67s3 Red
OPTICAL SPECIALIST.
EMERSON DRULEY. Office. 22eh Aassachu-
setts sv. Eyes examined. Glasses furnished.
Consultation invited.
CHIROPODIsT.
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VITAL sTATIsTICs-JAN. 8,
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage Licenses.
Claude G. Wood and Roselle Kershner.
Fred Roberts and Matte Ethel Gamble.
Harry Nashburn and Elsie LOra DUNCAN
Victor Andrews and Josephine Andrews.
Frank Tickhem and Rosa Stahl.
Earl =. Giilum and Bertha Todd.
Matthew MeScall and Margaret Lyons
James ~ Burchheld and Phoebe Janett Bar
rett.
Lyman p. Lewis and Jennie Stella Marshal
Births.
D. and NJ. Power. l2l West Mocarty. boz.
A. and r. Willis. $50 West Eleventh. boy.
II. and s. Syerup. 1857 Harler. girl
L and A. Eilering. his Churchrnan. boy
q. and y. Holder. 2o4 Randolph. boy.
W. and L. Hsrt -. boy.
j. and c. Finn. SSl Douglass. boy.
r. n. and ; Abrams. 2sol North Illinois, ooy.
T. and Annie Kiel. sci East Georgia. boy.
". and A. Endo. 20 Olive. boy
Deaths.
Ralph Morgan. twenty-nine. 2Sis North III
nois. peritontis
Mary Arbuckle. seventy-three. col South Penn
sylvania. gangrene-
ship. heart disease.
Bayless welch. eighteen. ssi Roanoke. pnsu-
monia.
Ohio. phthiss.
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FINANCIAL.

FINANCIAL. II. PATTISON. 50 Monument
place, for prompt loans
LOANS-Money on mortgages. G. y. eAIL6o
& CO., l27 East Market street
FINANCIAIeMoney loaned valuables cash
for old gold. WARD & CO. II n. Meridian St
FINANCIAI-Have your abstracts Of title pre-
pared by L. M. BROWN. third floor Lemcke
Bldg.
FINANCIAL-Te loan: $500. per cent. no COM
mission, or years Address Box s5s. care
the Journal
FINANCIALGFive per cent money TO loan GA
Indianapolis city property. or on city property
I'm any county-seat town, or on farm property
anywhere In Indiana; we use our own fundss
no delay: partial payments. Call or address c.
n. WILLIAMS CO. s-lo L Market ST.
in Indiana; per cent interest. NO COAMIS-
SION; full partial payment privilege at interest
dates. annual or semi-annual interest; large
loans a speciality; write Us before making ar
rangements CLEMENTS 4 EVANS. Craw-
fardsyille. Ind.
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FOR SALE OR TRADE.
FOR RENT-HOUsES.

REAL ESTATE-we boy or sell second har
stoves of all kinds LEE HARDWARE CO
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FINANCIAL
PRIVATE LOANS
MADE ON NEW PLAN
ANY amount from IS up loaned
on furniture pianos, horses, wagons.
etc. without removal, and the same
day you ask for it. No delay.
our rates the lowest IN the city
PAYMENTS arranged 10 suit you
Will accept all any part Of loan
al any time, IL desired. for payments
YOU GET FULL AMOUNT ASKED FOR.
No CHARGES TAKEN OUT IN ADVANCE.
Remember we make no inquiries
- of your neghbors friends.
nor do we publish your transaction
our treatment Is always courteous
and liberal REMEMBER. IL costs
YOU nothing 10 get rates
Positively no charge unless lean Is madoL
PRIVATE OFFICES.
All business strictly confidential.
TIE INDIANAPOLIS MORTGAGE
AND LOAN COMPANY
old Phone Sal Room ~. l49 r. Narsef ~
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REAL ESTATE
To close estate.
Two lots on Belefontaine. cheap
CHAs. p. DONEY & CO..
707 Lemcke.
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CHIROPoDISTS-w~ich and wife. antiseptic
ehiropodists- Ressa II, lsss North Meridian ~
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ACARD LIKE THIS

Every Sunday for year costs but LES pei
month. The Journal want page Is profitable to
the advertiser and reader.
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Transfers. IA; consideration .,.....
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WANTED-HOUSEs.

WANTED-HOUSES.
TO RENT-A or room cottage, with bath;
north preferred; locate and name rent in reply.
Box 37S, care the Journal.
WANTED-ROOMS.
WANTED-3 or 4 desirable rooms. furnished.
for housekeeping, by young couple. References
Address Box 36l, Journal
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STRAYED.

STRAYED-Friday evening Bay mare, hitched
10 top buggy, yellow running gear. Return
to s25 w. Washington st No questions asked
Reward.
The Bemidji pioneer., 1903-01-08
Obituary.,

Died, January 9Th 1903, at 1:3C
p. m., Mrs. Catharine Boyle, at
the home of her daughter, Mrs.
Geo. McCrea, 419 James avenue
m, Minneapolis. Mrs. Boyle was
an elderly lady and had many
friends throughout the country.
She made her home with her
daughter, Mrs. McCrea. She
spent the summer of 1901 with
the McCrea family at their sum-
mer cottage here. She leaves two
sons and two daughters, Mrs.
McCrea, Mrs. James Eagan and
John and VIM. Boyle, all of Min
neapolis, and also two sisters,
Mrs. John Murphy, Of Minneap-
oils, and Mrs. Tom Hennessy, of
Grand Rapids, to mourn her
death.
The Bemidji pioneer., 1903-01-08
Mrs. Ted Smith,

The spiritualistic medium Of this
city, of no local renown. certainly
surprised her friends last Sabbath
evening, when she conclusively dem
onstrated, before a local audience,
with no mean hearers from outside our
city, the idea that "spiritualism" as
preached today from the pulpits of
more than $50 religious denomin ations
is taken from biblical lore, from which
she took, not her text, but simply the
"score' from the bible.
For instance, quoting from st. M lark
New Testament, Matt. IT, lst to Goth.
Read for yourselves. Jesus foretold
his own death in the same chapter.
Really, no mediumistic demonstr alton
of the present day Is necessary to
prove the latter proposition. Why
med diums sit in dark room. Matt.
~. 49," Read it carefully.
Will not speak OF TRANSPORTATION
or naturalization, but you look for
yourself, the text seems to be there
according to the quotation.
Read Mark VI, 1850 and draw your
conclusions.
During Mrs. Smiths lecture she
seemed TO be entranced, although oc-
casionally, when people endeavored to
overrun the capacity of the hall, she
seemed to become nervous for mo-
ment, but suddenly became composed.
Among those present, were Senator
Grindeland and Mayor Hitchcock, the
former candidate for congress dur
ing the last campaign, and the latter
the mayor OF Crookston, who remain
ed after the close Of the services, to
Mrs. Smith that they had been forced |
to take a lesson which they cared to
fully investigate.
While the writer of this article has |
always thought In a different religious |
channel, and Is of many years past
mature age, he cannot help but think
that there other feasible propositions |
before US that may smack OF dense |
study before we pass away.
Mrs. Smith is certainly very con-
vincing and learned. +4*
The Bemidji pioneer., 1903-01-08
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1 1 Backwoods| by
! Sketches. i =. N N 'o"'a'sr
A Proven Love.
Ns3sseeeesesseeeeeseEes, VI

-
Ben Inkling had just finished wash
ing his. breakfast dishes, by giving
each a whirl in pan of cold water,
when timid knock forced open the
door,.
A slight girlish figure danced into
the room. Beneath faced sunbon-
net q sweet, pathetic face smiled out
upon his confusion. "Why, Alick!"
was all he says, while the dishcloth in
his hand hutters helplessly.
i "Well, Ben, aint you going to ask
me to sit down, or have you forgot
your manners?" she asks after long
pause.
Slowly he stroked the dishcloth, and
as slowly says: "I'm so surprised at
seeing you, I can't remember moth
ing"
"You are wondering why 1 came,
that's what ails you'll can see it.
Y ou know it's not just friendly call,
don't you?' ,.
The dishcloth is in convulsions
again.
1--WE have always been friends, AL
ice."
~ allus thought so, but I have
heard different. Folks say you have
played me dirty trick, Ben, and
that's what I want to find out"
"What are the folks blabbinp now?"
The girlish form straightens and
the half-bantering, half-reproachful
tones become charged with fire.
'They say you knew that was to be
married last Saturday and that you
informed agin Bob and had him put
in jail for stealing government timber,
and that on his wedding day. If you
did this, hate you, hate you'll
The dishcloth is dancing a cancan.
"They lie, Alice. Why should I do
anything like that?"
Her form becomes less erect and the
fiery harsh tone softens to melody.
"Because, they say you hate him
and-and love me-"
He has crossed the room and Is gaz-
ing sadly through the window. A
green pine is throwing sunbeams at
him and bluejay throats salute,
but he is deaf and blind to all, save
the mad throbbings of his heart. At
last the dishcloth jumps; timid voice
is saying,
"They lied in that too, didn't they,
Ben?'
Swiftly he goes back to her. His
slow, stumbling air Is gone and the
dishcloth is tightly coiled in his hand.
"Alice, they told the truth, I don't
know how they guessed it. do hate
him;I would rather see him in jail
than your husband. But + would not
put him there-I would not strike your
happiness-I love you too we'll. I
have no right to tell you this so late.
I could not save his going to jail, but
I can take him out. I have saved
enough money to pay his fne--I used
to hope you and I could use 1t togeth-
er. But will use it to get your lover
free-to prove | love you"
She places q fond hand upon his
shoulder. "Ben, remember Bob has
been found to be a thief Couldn't
you and me spend it according TO
your first plans?"
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-20
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SaIpor Nnberfon, 1olo NIto 60,
Somo; Sept. Eeber GbriItenion. Wo.
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Qinn.; 8. s. 3bingpoIo, SeSper,
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len, Minn.
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-20
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9ecorab % Smeglt.
Zen 2ooe 3uHi 1908.
SdBgrnbc:

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Sannab Re&iett, 0elupun, Wtinn. ;
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berI0n, @oterotut, Ga; g. Z. Irs,
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1ertiIe, 81; Qroi. y. ClIon, Ga
Grosie, @ia.; Samuel CIion, Ror'
ris, Wirn.; Gbmoro CIion, Nor.
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RiuH.; Rrs. Snetbe, Sodion. 0Iin,
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Gale College.

Grof. 9. 81. 8impitoo: - %.
iaa Serue anitaIt bar Spnooen iaoet
al mSre SamiumS. Den SrepeS al
MctboSiiteuH i Is Mar, al EreSbpte.
rianerne / "a aar. Spnooen fom |
9eiiSSelie al StoIen | 1901. Sfolen
eier 200 IcreS 9ar0.
Sfoseu trHnaer Ell rtp gpentng til
Iomitorp, lens SornMmI or pr-
ietrtlig Set iamme iom ortoe gfaoe.
mierS.
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-20
Smaatteri fra Synooe.
meoet.
(Geo GapuIeon Slleu.)

Tait. @. j. See lao % iortnlte,
at ban Uco Ell bis 9eilig6eo bar nsbt
til at prGoife, ifisnt ban bopbe bopt
oct for trdpelt til at ~uoarbeioe nogen
8rGoifcn. Seq bar aloeles uior.
bereot," iaaoe ban; men ieg montte
berun. - 90 ioa bar Der life nnoct
HooO; ieg par nsOt til at tao op %
ii9e bent irem %uobcn6ort, buao icg
mente."
9Ionbt sc gorrIe SnmiunoetS
Ststtcr, iom man iaor ie oeo Ws0et,
CT @iuinb Ibu9eien Ytterbse. ira noe
paa Snnoet mcllem Gnlmur % S5s
fan. Com man oil crinbre, bar
hon / en- &Pffe al Nur ReoIem al
Spuo0ens &irteroob.
Nuc, iom bar glcoCr peo 2uthcr
College ior ire cler fire % treoipe
Nar iibeu. buffer Siur @eefS, iont
por en ipri9 9oIoipiucr oQ OeSlrben
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Snno0cmeoct, buor ban gnar ON.
firing pno Go]Ie0runOen % Ter eiter.
buor mango 9onllc @efienbtc, ban,
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beficrot F~roieSior pc0 Scn betpoc.
ii1ite mCoicimte Sfolc / Chicago.
@eaoc @reorcnc or 8roouenter ira
2uthcr College.
H1tn no9Ie ion al SWroooIcrnc bar
ollcrc0c ITrt iii at iigc Or. &oren %
Or. %Aricu.
Ter ifaI, efter buo6 Ser opluies,
pTrc omtrcnt 100 &rcitetoner til.
itcoe pco bctte SpnoocmeSe.
let bar tioat al NrongementSto.
mitecn at iGttc @ctoIir9en for MiS.
6ogen inbc / GolegetS SpiieiaI iaa
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Seficnotgiereiic

Spert 9ho. uf 01ebIdoet foiter
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) "0ecorab-E oiten"S SeIt finGes
Gapir % Senne, % ale og enbper,
ion mautte stife at Tfripe biem, for
Der bdUe Den snifeIigite anIebning til
ale Si6er.
Sois rroaen eriter at intoc 0u1-
bl1oet Diem, iA pil man fin0e ON,
flas mso E0ihtPrfer nao i "Iecorah.
Goiten"S Sclt elcr / @Ontorct fer /
gpen.
"Gecorobs Goiten" oil bli trpft lent
Ssroa9 Iiten, eiter at Reieratct al
SbrSagens 6orbnnoIinger er opiut,
% ntl Htre ombru9t isr Irofoit Ssn.
Dag Worgen. @ln0et oil in0eaol0e
onfrtn8 40 9tIeSer al GroItcr o.
Srrere. Gris 8 Gents.
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-20

af De mango Ieltaaere | bette
NsSe ifaI Der, iaapiot man bar ianet
bloc, bore iefs, ion pgiaa bar nlco
paa bet Msbe, peo buffet Spncoen
for so aor iioen bIcp mitiitet.
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-20
Nettelie.

! Heierutet Tor isaar thar Set. at
"6orniaroeu opIGte i'm SproNai.
tale. Iette er nahlriignis ieanstis.
Get Ifulee bare itaaet: "BolSt i'm
SuncSaltale."
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-20

Set Steo bpor min fan iaa ben bebite
Cigar, CT | Gunnoabi d Cos apo:ek
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-20

Lime Juice and Kola, the best drinl
drank, &C at Brunt & Parmans.
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-20
Kodaks at Brunt & Parmans.

Soda Water, the kind every body likes
at Brunt & Parmans.
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-20

9tt Steb. bppr man Tan iaa ben beSits
Cigar, er / Quauoabl g. Cos Npotef.
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-20

eooaUano % See Cream hos Gaanoabl
g. 60.
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-20
ANaa. hpprban nonr set me.

a.: Waa, bporoan sadr Bet meO
9egnineen til bet npe tSris2"
g.: Brilliant Win 9oue err en-.
belig blepet f9rois meo Glanen til
ale be Sfabe % Softer, bun biz
bnpe, iaa M bar arfiteften life an.
Set at giere END at bpgge Sitiet uSen.
ON BENT"
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-09-23

BLooMISGDALE, Sept. 23.-Engebre Larson
drove to La Crosse last Thursday returning
this morning School Is again in progress
with Wayne Newiun and Cora Dennis In
charge Rev. GulbFansou of Westby, preach
ed here Sunday afternoon. Quite a number
from this vicinity attended the fair. John
Hanson and Wife visited at Cashton Sunday
Peter Hanson left for Lacrosse this morn.
Ing 10 attend U. ;. court as petit juror. The
Misses Anderson OF Ftroqua are visiting at
MetDy's. Lars Cnristopbersnn. one of the
old Eettlers Of this section, h renewing &C
QuRintances here Henry StiYen attended
4 convention OF blacksmiths at Gays Mills
last Saturday...A very pretty home we'd
ding was solemnized at residence of the
brides parents, Mr. and Mrs. hanson, on
Monday afternoon, when y. G, Lewis and
Minnie Hansen were made one The cere-
mony Was conducted by Rev. Geo. w. Nuzum
OF Niroqua, assisted by Rev. Buffers. Emmett
Dickson acted as grOomsmsn and Agnes Han
son as bridesmaid. After the ceremony the
invited guests 20 the number of about $50 sat
down to bountifni wedding dinner Ia the
evening dancing WAS In order. The happy
couple were the recipients OF many lice and
useful presents and all unite in wishing TIA en-
10y and giadness.,.-D. NJ. Ferry & Cos Jolly
Old seed man spent Sunday here. This makes
50 years iis has Travelled through this section
... Bertha Chile the oldest daughter of Hans
Gleie, died on sunday the - Deceased was
about 50 years old and has been a cripple the
past - years; the past three or four years
she was practically helpless. Burial WAS
conducted on Tuesday Rey. 6uibranson OF
Westoy conducted the services. y. A. shy
der of La Crosse came down Saturday TO
Walt friends and attend the Lewis II hanson
wedding Mrs. 4. j. Older anu children and
Miss Potter OF sprlngviile. also came over t.
attend the wedding =. berlie Moore OF N.ro-
qua spent Sunday with friends here. John
SefsOn has been spending few days at home
Gus MorteFud left for La Crosse this
morning 20 attend the fair :. The one year
old child of Mr. and Mrs. Rob Mckee died on
saturday and Was buried Sunday John
and Harry Pierce are painting for Joe Bolds
j.. L. Il, Lewis has moved into the Viola Os-
born house. Mr. Lewis began his term of
school TT Dell yesterday Simon Morterud
Is again with US. 5. e. Stores lost yalu-
able young horse recently The birthday
party AZ q. w Halls on Sunday In honor Of
deusva Manning was a cry enjoyable affair
some thirty we're present and ali report
line time. Miss Manning received many
presents. "A creamery meeting will be held
mere on Saturday afternoon At O'Clock.
NJ, A. q.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-09-23

tune of Mrs, J A. Doerr In winning first
premium in the hitching contest. Mrs. E.
II. Officer has returned from two week 5
stay with her sister at Winona... Mr.. and
Mrs. O. 8. Brown and children of La Fargo.
tarried with Mrs, w. z. Brown last Thursday
night. Mrs. David Wills and Mrs, Walker
of Indiana, are here visiting brother La
mach Graham and other relatives and friends
Many years have elapsed since they have
seen Springyille... J. I. Kendall has made
two trips to Soldiers Grove since our last
letter. John Is one OF the busy men OF these
times. Il. J 0lders family and Miss Ruth
Potter attended the Lewis Hanson wedding
at Bloomingdale yesterday. MIR. and Mrs.
Tomah a few days since -. Rush OF work
postponed the Norsh Springville school til
Yesterday ROSE GRRANIUM,