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SOCIETY NOTICE.
SUNDAY CHURCH NOTICES.

Methodist.
CENTRAL-AvENUE NJ. Z. CHURCH-Rev. HI
ram W. Kellogg. ID. D., pastor. Sunday
school at g. Charles F. Coffin. superintendent
Morning service at 1918: subject, The Spiritual
Vision" Evening service at 7:45, subject,
Travels IN the Holy, Land"
ROBERTS-PARK NJ. Z. CHURCH-Delaware
and Vermont SITS. Albert Hurlstone, ID. D.,
pastor. Glasses Sis and SIS a m. Sunday
school s:4s a Preaching by the pastor at
1915 a m and 1880 u. Morning topic,
''Retrospection and Progress Evening topic,
"QuenchIng the Lamps Of Religion" Special
music by quartet and chorus under the direc-
ton of Professor Taylor Epworth League at
$50 p. m Prayer meeting at 7:5 Thursday
evening. Everybody welcome.
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Charles and Cora Kiefer. SO South Delaware
William and Flora Dampier. 1lSs Butcher street.
girl : -.
James and Virginia Mcbride. S57 Hamilton
avenue. girl
Robert and Minnie Stuck. 23si Hoyt street. girl.
Charles and Christina kochler. 10 Hamilton
street. boy.
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Frederick Linton and Nora b Shell
George June and Christina Herr
James ". Dehoney and Mary Palmer.
Webster Staley and L0Fa Purvis.
George Bogie and Sallie Wilson
Grafton Blankinship and Ida Camppell.
Charles Wagner and Elizabeth Ewing.
Lorenzo Shearer and Goldie {. Nixon.
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NOTICE
DAYS AURORA TEA STORE.

We are. offering this week Rumford's Baking
Powder at 20c per pound.
Fine line Of Canned Goods and a complete line
OF frst-class Teas and Coffees.
Try the celebrated TEA BUD TEA. Only store
in the city carrying this brand. call on or
phone New 1896 Old. Main $50
$40 West Washington ST.
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
SECURITY TRUST COMPANY.
14S Z. Market St

We offer a desirable down town site sut,abIa
FOR club or secret society purposes. Lot on cor
ner of alley; good brick building: 50 600
s0-acre farm in Warren township near Julietta
Marion county; SO per acre.
Flat building; on corner; down town. well
rented; a net 10 per cent. investment.
Make offer on a desirable residence in Wood
ruff Place. Can be had cheap. Owner nonresident
Fine building lots on North Capitol avenue: de-
sirable location, near car line; easy payments
VIC have large plat of ground on North Me-
rdian street, across the creek. very desirable To-
cation will prove a good investment.
Business property, down town location; good
building; fine investment; call for particulars.
Double dwelling. north: rooms a side; desir-
able locality; IL per cent. investment
SECURITY, TRUST COMPANY,
lis Z. Market ST.
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FOR RENT-1029 Congress av., nine-room house:
good cellar well and cistern; one-half square
of car line; pleasant and healthful location; rent
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WANTED-Salesmen TO sell Uncle Mark
sc cigar, with excellent premium deals Ad-
dress CREAM CITY CIGAR CO. Milwaukee
Wis.
WANTED-Capable salesman to cover Indiana
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DIED.

RICHARDS-George A Richards died $50 a m
May Il. aged forty-f)ur years seven months.
Services al residence, No sl4 ~ Senate ay.,
Monday. May %. p n Burial private.
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MUSICAL.

MUSICAI.-Just out "Immortelle,' for piano.
by Frank Stephenson, Indianapolis. For sale
by music dealers
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FOR RENT
HOUSES.
IS w 18th ST. 8 rooms. modern barn........ $50 90
1870 y. Illinois st, rooms. mod, barn.. 5000
1927 N Illinois ST. rooms modern barn. 80. 90
310s Northwestern Q rooms mod barn...... %. 90
1906 Cornell av., 10 200
3J1 Jefferson ave, rooms, modern, new.... 2OW
1925 f. Market ST . rooms bath barn.. u. 90
1925 Cornell av 70
1851 Columbia ay rooms .................. 800
501 S. Senate av. Observation-Disclosures. 800
Lindsey. rooms. bath. Tange.....s1s5 50
'I.indsey' rooms bath range 'front.'. 2. so
Lindsey" rooms, BATH range............. 100
Illinois and Mclean place 3 rooms mod. $500
I704 e. Washington St rooms .............. u. 90
"a N West St rooms HOO
EROOMs-OFFICES.
UNION TRUST BUILDING OFFICES.
THE UNION TRUST COMPANY,
Liz y. Market St
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FURNISHED.

June 1 to Sept. go 6 room, well-furnished,
modern house, cheap 70 careful people. 53l East
Twelfth st.
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FINANCIAL
PRIVATE LOANS
MADE ON NEW PLAN.
Any amount from s. Up loaned
on furniture. pianos. horses. wagons,
etc, without removal and the
day you ask for IL. No delay.
Our rates are the lowest In the city.
Payments arranged To suit you.
Will accept all any part Of loan
at any time. IL desired. for payments
YOU GET FULL AMOUNT ASKED FOR.
No CHARGES TAKEN OUT IN ADVANCE.
Remember make inquiries
OF your neighbors and friends.
nor do publish your transaction.
our treatment Is always courteous
and liberal. REMEMBER. IL costs
you nothing 10 get our rates.
Positively no charge unless loan is made.
PRIVATE OFFICES.
All business strictly confidential.
THE INDIANAPOLIS MORTGAGE
AND LOAN COMPANY
Old Phone al. Room 10. IE L. Market 81.
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REAL ESTATE
Irvington: rooms furnace, BATH hardwood
floors. cabinet mantel. CRATES, electric lights
large yard barn. shade; excellent neighborhood
Irvington property is a good investment; al
ways going forward; you will pay more next fall
than now; buy now; the sewer and water
fore you buy.
TIBBOTT,
10 Lombard.
REAL ESTATE
Think Of only paying 81 cash and $3.50 per
month, no interest. and getting contract from
months in of sickness the purchase OF
one of our lots in Brookside Park addition to
the city of Indianapolis, which faces Brookside
Park, are on the East Tenth-street car line
and only two squares from the largest glass
factory in Indiana. There only few OF
the lots remaining unsold, and you are missing
the chance OF a lifetime In not investigating this
proposition. WEBB & CO,
Yohn block, N. Meridian st.
Both phones 5Ss.
REAL ESTATE-For Sale or Trade-Strictly up-
to-date fruit farm. IL acres. north, on Illinois
want rentals good vacant lots. Price So COO
Five acres elegant dwelling rooms: hennery:
all kinds of fruits; ia miles north fair ground
Price, $500. Take dwelling this city.
1919 College av.; fine large brick dwelling:
elegant large lot; $1,000. Want smaller prop,
critics.
We have a party who has 16 small rentals
we'll located for block
We have a dozen cash buyers for blocks.
WEBB a CO.,
Yohn block. N Meridian St
Both phones 5S3.
II Al
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PIANOS AND MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
PIANOS

Come in and have first choice of these ba
gains. Cash monthly payments Corr
pondence solicited.
PEARSON'S PIANO HOUSE,
f3f-136 " Pennsylvania ST
Sole representatives for Steinway pianos.
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REAL ESTATE
HOUSES FOR RENT.
Flat No. 4 the Arlington rooms sS5 90
us w North rooms and bath............. q. 90
III NJ Capitol ave- Z rooms and bath........ o. 90
PA w. North rooms and bath............. 26. 90
3l2 w Michigan rooms. 10. 90
1921 S. West ST. rooms .................... 10. 90
Az w Seventeenth. 4 rooms ................. 500
TAI Virginia ave. rooms .................... 100
40 Toledo rooms (colored). .............. 100
40 Toledo 8 rooms upstairs (colored)..... 100
423 W. Seventeenth, rooms ................ 80
40s w. Eighteenth. rooms (coIored). 800
(coiored) .......................'... $50
Broadway Terrace, rooms (colored). ....... so
412 W. Eighteenth. rooms (colored). ...... $50
E. Market st s75 90
2106 n. Senate bowling alley .............. 10 90
322- 324 w. Twenty-rst St. 4 rooms........ L. 90
AZ Virginia ave. basement .................. 10 90
Large barn rear f56 w. Seventeenth. ......... 225
THE MARION TRUST CO,
East or
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INDIANA TRUST CO.
SELLS REAL ESTATE.
COLLECTS RENTS.
WRITES FIRE INSURANCE.

REAL ESTATE-For Sale
Five good rent-paying double houses; all well
located; best of terms.
Ten-room modern frame; fine lot; beautifully
located; price, 5000
Seven-room modern frame: s3.5
F. T. LEE & CO,
135 T.. Market.
REAL ESTATE
SPECIAL BARGAIN
1G0 acres 5l9 miles from TT. Scott; on the main
travel road, rural route: 1e-rile to school, good
neighborhood: 80 in cultivation: % Wild
grass meadow, balance pasture; 5-room house.
barn. sranary; young orchard well fenced and
watered; all black limestone soil: price, s2s per
acre.
500 other farms, stock ranches, Kansas or Mis-
souri,. Write for my free list.
f. III. HUMPHREY. Fl. Scott, Kan.
OUT THEY GO
OUT THEY co
Go where
You will. then come to and go to North
Dakota. the most prosperous State In the Union,
and get 160-acre HOMESTEAD FREE and buy
land adjoining for ST. S12 so per acre easy
terms. Eek rates Locate in the greatest North
west and hustle Call for maps and facts. VIM.
II. BROWN CO. 13l Lasale street. Chicago,
III, or Mandan. North Dakota.
REAL. ESTATE
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THE UNION TRUST COMPANY
116 EAST MARKET ST.
REAL ESTATE

REAL ESTATE
FOR QUICK SALE
To close estate offer for a few dave III.
desirable residence, No. sol North CAPITOL ave-
nue., containing 10 rooms, bath, furnace and STA
BILE Lot 40 feet front by 1s5 feet deep to sO-foot
street in Price, 5000.
LOOK INTO THIS. IT'S A BARGAIN
THE UNION TRUST COMPANY
ll6 East Market Street.
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ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS.


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Well-located house. Pennsylvania ST. south of
Twenty second St; rooms and stable, hot-water
heat and furnace in reserve; hardwood floors and
hardwood finish: In apple-pie order and compIete
in every way; terms to suit purchaser; price
$1,000
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Winners of Sunday Puzzles. May s

FINANCIAL.
FINANCIAL -.
LOANS-Money mortgages G. T. SAYLES
& CO., III K. Market st.
FINANCIAL-Iiaye your abstracts OF title pre-
pared by L. M Brown. third floor Lencke
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FINANCIALl-Money loaned vaiuables: cash
for old gold BURTON LOAN AND JEWELRr
CO., IL N. Meridian st.
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WANTED-SALEsMAN.

WANTED-Salesmen 10 sell our Uncle Mark
sc cigar, with excellent premium deals Al
dress CREAM CITY CIGAR CO. Milwaukee.
Wis.
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MONUMENTS-A. DIENER, 40 z. Washington
Tel 2525. Branch works E. entrance Crown Hill
MONUMENTS-M. II FARRELL. PAL West
Washington 50. 'Phcne, New 241S
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10 PER CENT. INVESTMENT.

Substantial and attractive double house,
rooms each side; bath and furnace; in gooc
rental district; will be sold at bargain to clos.
an estate. For location and price see
THE UNION TRUST COMPANY.
116 EAST MARKET ST.
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BUSINESS CHANCE-Partner wanted $500
half interest In mail order business. VIII pay
large profits. Box 290. care the Journal.
BUSINESS CHANCE-Grocery business in best
location OF city. 70 be sold az invoice immedl-
The Appeal., 1904-09-24

y The fundamental law of the United
States prohibits slavery and involun-:
tary servitude. but in portions of the
South where the Democrats rule, law
less PEOPLE have taken advantage Of
the lax observance of civil rights as
applied to the Afro-American and have
held their darker hued brethren in
state CT peonage This practice was
very common until the Department OF
Justice under the Roosevelt admins
tration started an investigation of the
matter, which resulted in sending
some of the scoundrels to the peni-
tentiary. Peonage is not so popular
as it used to be and with Roosevelt as
President it will be wiped out entirely
during the next four years.
The Appeal., 1904-09-24
SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER "a, 100

Robert Treat Paine, Jr.. four times
offered the Democratic nomination for
governor of Massachusetts and twice
tie candidate of the party announces
his intention to vote for Roosevelt.
In an interview he says Il am
democratic enough still to feel that l
want the President Of this country to
be democratic enough to meet any
man whose character deserves it at
any function. l have myself dlned
with Booker Washington and would
consider it a privilege to do so again.
Does not this dilemma face Mr.. Park
er? If elected President and a num-
Der of great educators met in Wash
ington and were invited to the White
House would he bar out Booker Wash
ington or would he have Jim Grow
pantry to which Mr.. Washington:
might be shunted. off? On the other
hand. if Parker as President should
ask Booker Washington to the White
House. would not the whole South
raise the cry that thes. had been bun
coed in the candidate q
The Appeal., 1904-09-24
NetSuki Purses.

The fad for the netsuki purse is one
that started in San Francisco, where
the many Japanese merchants first
put these purses on display. 1t has
spread the country over, and now the
fashionables are paying as much as
$3.50 or 5000 for purses of solid en-
broidery with old ivory knobs that
catch in the belt. The knob is becom-
ing a feature of all the new purses;
the New York shops are displaying
jeweled ones made of gold and silver
links and carried by the ivory knobs
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<
Sentences Selected from Presidents
Speech Accepting Nomination.
The humblest individual is to have
his rights safeguarded as scrupulous'
ly as these of the strongest organiza-
tiol. Each is to receive justice; no
more, and no less. E... ? -
There is nothing, experimental about
the government we ask the people to
continue in power. .:<.s- H.. ~ 5-s... ~ =
. We know our own minds. We have
kept OF the same mind a sufficient
length of time to give our policy CO.
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H. We have shown in fact that our
bolicy is to do justice to all men, pay
ing no heed to whether man is rich
or poor. or t6 his race, creed or birth
place.
We know what we mean when we
SPEAK CT an honest and stable cur
reney. We mean the same thing from from
year to year. ...#
We are striving to do our work in
the spirit with which nc . Lincoln lt ap-
preached his. s3ss. n III
The Appeal., 1904-09-24

There is some hope that lynchings
will be less frequent in Alabama at
least when special grand jury makes
report recommending the impeach-
ment OF the sheriff. the mayor and the
chief OF police in Huntsville and that
the entire police force be reorganized.
The Appeal., 1904-09-24

III South Carolina in 1900, nearly all
ct the votes cast were counted for
Humans man Bryan. The Afro
Americans were not allowed to poll
ten per cent of their voting strength.
| That's Tillman's idea of 'the consent
Of the governed
The Appeal., 1904-09-24

Parker has little to say, but ii elect
ed his acts will be in accord with
the wishes OF the men who made him
q presidential possibility and these
men are all against the Afro Am eri-.
can.
The Appeal., 1904-09-24

Fifty Japanese families have settled
in louisiana where they will start
rice farms. They were welcomed by
the local Democrats. who are great
admirers of colored men-from the
Orient.
The Appeal., 1904-09-24

Some OF the Southern journals are
discussing the question: ''Was the
Fourteenth Amendment Ever Adopt
ed?' When Roosevelt and a Republi-
can Congress are elected they will
be shown that the Fourteenth Amend
naent was not only adopted but that
it will be enforced.
The Appeal., 1904-09-24

Many of the men who wore tin
roosters upon their hats in 1892, and
then wore Cleveland patches upon the
seats of their breeches for four years
voted for Mckinley in 1896 and 1906
and they'll vote for Roosevelt this
year.
The Appeal., 1904-09-24

What next. for Chicago? -Four
masked robbers entered a brilliantly
lighted restaurant in a prominent part
Of the city Wednesday morning, lined
up the patrons and cashier and rob-
bed the whole lot
The Appeal., 1904-09-24

Hon. J. Milton Turner. ex-Minister
to Liberia, who has been a Democrat
for man. years has returned to the
Republican fold. Turner says there
is no place in the Democratic party
fOr the black man.
The Appeal., 1904-09-24

AS soon as Mckinley was elected in
1896 confidence was restored and we
have had prosperity ever since. Vote
for Roosevelt and Fairbanks and let
the good times continue.
The Appeal., 1904-09-24

Under the Roosevelt administration
there are more than 5000 Afro-Amer-
leans in the public service. Of the coun-
try and they receive about $3,O0o,oOo
in salaries.
The Appeal., 1904-09-24

The Afro-Americans will never turn
from the Republican party and go ov-
el. to the Democrats who are daily
numbering the people of their race IN
the South
The Appeal., 1904-09-24

The American people have sub
stratum of good sense. and although
they may listen to the Democratlc
speakers, they will vote for Roosevelt
and Fairbanks.
The Appeal., 1904-09-24

President Roosevelt has the cour
age of his convictions, a trait admired
by the American people.
The Appeal., 1904-09-24

When the chilly days of November
come, cover Parker out of sight by
YOUR votes for Roosevelt and Fair
hanks
The Appeal., 1904-09-24

THE REPUBLICAN PARTY is
THE SHIP: ALL ELSE is THE SEA. y
Douglass.
The Appeal., 1904-09-24

If you believe in honest politics vot
the Republican ticket straight.
The Appeal., 1904-09-24

The Afro-American people know too
vel! what Democratic success means
to be beguiled by the smooth talk OF
the Democratic spellbinders.
The Appeal., 1904-09-24

There are 1881 Afro-Americans en-
rloyed by the District government at
washington, D. c., and their salaries
aggregate about SS50,O00.
The Appeal., 1904-09-24

In the South the paramount issue
is white supremacy.
The Appeal., 1904-09-24

And we have few October states tt
hear from. -