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PITTSBURG PliESP TWENTYTHREE FRIDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 2, 1904 MONEY TO LOAN. BINDING ONE'S OWN BOOKS. MONEY TO LOAN. FOR SALE. SLANG WORDS DO MULTIPLY HUOOn CASH MUST BE RAISED IN IFU EZT Oi VS FINANCIAL MORTGAGES 4H TO 6 PER CENT.

MONET. L. K. MEARKLE 308 Fourth rooms 201-202-203. Fiscal agents eastern banks and estates.

to Invest in laree and small mortgages (city or suburban property appraised at once), commercial paper, collateral loans, etc. lt)17gikf MONEY TO LOAN We have money ready to loan on mortgages from $2,500 to quick service. ALLAN W. JONES 6019 Center cor. Sheridan E- E.

122p CASH "DO YOU NEED ANY CASH?" Money to loan in large or small amounts at 4H per cent; no brokers. Currier 24S Fourth ave. 1127b MONEY TO LOAN $300. $500, $750. SI.

000. $1,200. $1,500. S1.X), $2,000. S2.5O0, $3,000.

$3,500, bring deed. W. C. Butterfield 619 West Diamond Allegheny. 122wkfe MONEY TO" LOANOX REAL ESTATE.

APPLY LAND TRUST 315 Fourth ave. 1127fglkn MONEY TO LOAN on city and suburban property; hrine deed: quick service. J- N. KIDNEY 401 Grant st. 122p MONEY TO LOAN at lowest rates.

W. F. WEITERH AUSEN, 717 E. OHIO ST. If 'A old stand beginning Saturday, Dec.

3, 9 a. m. sharp The Manufacturers' Combination Clothing Sale is compelled to raise money at once and have shipped 5 more car-loasd of Clothing and Furnishing Goods to be slaughtered. Such prices were never heard of in the history of merchandising. Everything marked in plain figures and STRICTLY ONE PRICE TO ALL.

a PER CENT MOKET. 1,000.000 DOLLARS TO LOAN TO THE PEOPLE OF ALLEGHENY COUNTY AT THE ABOVE RATE3 ON HOUSEHOLD GOODS. PIANOS. HORSES. WAGONS, ETC, TO REMAIN UNDISTURBED IN OWNER'S PObSESSION.

OUR SPECIALTY IS TO PAY OFF LOANS OF HIGH-RATE MONEYLENDERS AND ADVANCE: MORE MONEY. LOANS CAN BE REPAID AS FOLLOWS: $300 f-'OO f2 150 uo PER MONTH PER MONTH PER MONTH PER MONTH PER MONTH PER MONTH PER MONTH PER MONTH PER MONTH PER MONTH PER MONTH PER MONTH $1.90 $1.25 il.UO 73 CENTS (SO CENTS 75 60 9 4C 36, 87H CENTS CENTS 17H CENTS 15 CENTS 12H CENTS 10 CENTS ao 25 20 ALL TRANSACTIONS STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL. IF YOU CANNOT CALL" PHONE UP OR MAIL US THE FOLIXDW-INO SLIP AND OUR AGENT WILL CAlX. ON YOU: WE ARE DESIROUS OF MAKING A LOAN OF $. NA.ME ADDRESS CAR LINE.

ETC MARRIED OR SINGLE WHEN TO CALL MECHANICS LEASE TRUST (THE PEOPLE'S BANK). SECOND FLOOR. BLTOTJ BUILDINO. 611 PENN AVE. BELL 'PHONE 880 GRANT.

CHEAP MONEY CHEAP MONEY We have $1,000,000 to loan In amounts of $10 to $5O0 on household furniture, pianos, horses, wagons, and will loan the above amounts in weekly or monthly payments to suit your convenience. We loan for the interest only, and do not want your security, so you need have no fear of losing same. All transactions strictly confidential. To convince yourself that we arrange the easiest payments and that our rates are the cheapest ever offered in Pittsburg. Olve us a call, it will cost nothing for particulars.

If you cannot call, phone us or mall us the following slip, and our agent will call on you: We desire to make a loan of $.... provided your terms are satisfactory. NAME. ADDRESS. MARRIED OR SINGLE WHEN TO CALL.

SIXTH STREET LOAN SIXTH STREET LOAN 123 Sixth Street. Opposite Bijou Theater. A few items picked at random which you must be on hand early to pick up. 500 Child's Tam O'Shanter Caps worth 50c only 150 Tiger brand Duk Coats worth $3.00 and $3.50 QQ 50 dozen Men's and Boys' Sweaters worth 75c dw Overalls worth 50c 25c only 500 pairs and 75c only Your unlimited choice of any Soft and Stiff Hat worth $2.00, $2.50 and $3.00 only $1.00 2,500 pairs Knee Pants worth 50c at 1,000 odd Vests. at 20c 25c Think of it! Have taken all Suits and Overcoats marked $6, $7 and $8 and will sell QQ them at VUiUU CARRIAGES AND VEHICLES SPECIALS FOR THE WEEK.

Tny Trap and Harness-Could be used by adults or children. The pony a prize winner at the Atlanta. horse show. will sell for Fifty-Cents on the Dollar of what they are worth. Leave It to the Judgment of purchasers.

Depot. Wagon Platform s-ear pole and shafts rlaes all around handsomely trimmed virtually new Price $250.00. Runabouts Having taken In trade a number of good second-hand Runabouts, and being pressed for room, we will sell the purchaser at his own price. GERBER CARRIAGE Third t. and Fenn ave.

1127ftkr FOR SALE good express wagons; win sen cheap. See Mrs. Tbomas emnn. 112 Sharer st. 1127wb JET YOUR CLASSIFIED ADS IN EARLY ruK SUNDAY PRESS.

lZT.te FURNITURE H. H. GOODS. FOR SALE Elegantly furnished three-room ai, complete for housekeeping; 15 minutes walk from Kaufmann's; four car lines; good neighborhood: everything new last April; bar-tain to Quick buyer. 'Write II 71.

Press office. 121WO OAS RANGES, that were samples at Pitts- burg Exposition. The best makes DETROIT JEWELL. MONARCH and BEAVER; lightly shopworn; also big lot of heatins sioves. both gas and coal.

GOLDSMITH. IkH Penn. next to Pickerinr'a. 1113wro BIG lot of misfit carpets, gas ranges, sample furniture at lowest prices in town; see us i before you buy: we guarantee to save you money. Jason Aucton 644 East Ohio Allegheny 1127fglkn MUST SELL at once.

Mathushek upright piano; good as new; one mirror front 3 sec tion wardrobe, very large size; must sell for want of room. a-t a sacrifice. Goldimith, So4 Penn next to Pickerings. FURNITURE and household go-vis of all kinds for sale cheap. 216 East Far way.

Alie- 1 1 27 wb S5.OO0 CASH to buy secrnd-hand carpets, furniture and stoves. GoHsniitu A Co 012 Penn. 1125 wpn GAS RANGE For sale; to. S03 Arch Allegheny. 121we MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.

UPRIGHT PIANO For sale, with player; $22R: player alone Is worth $250; you get It for $2T less and piano thrown in; dfcalera need not apply. Henrv Braun. second floor. Federal Allegheny, Fa. 1 130s A BEAUTIFUL Fischer Piano, worth $375.

will be sold at great sacrifice, this piano has powerful tone and elastic action; $165 on easy terms will buy it: don't take chances with a cheap new piano when you can buy a reliable make for the same money; $165. HOFFMANN'S. 537 Smithfleld st. PIANO For sale, upright piano for $115; this piano was sold by a I'lttsourg aeaier a yai- ago for $400. Don't you see the nargain? Henry Braun 500-f2, second rloor, eoerai at-.

Allegheny. Pa. PIANO Wanted, a upright piano In first class condition; please state first coat, make, price wanted, and where it can be seen. Write 18. Press office.

122wr REOINA MUSTCBOXF.S For sale. $75 ones for $30. $250 ones for $75 and $100. $350 ones for $150. Henry Braun.

500-5O2, second floor. Federal Allegheny, Pa. 1130a PIANO Fine Weber baby grand, rosewood. used three months only; perfect connmon; E. E.

Cronenweth. 6010 Center E. E. Pittsburg. 112Qfhka PIANO $450 uprieht.

euaranteed; cover. stool, family sacrifices $li delivered. Box 14S5. Pittsburg. 122wp PIANO Beautiful toned Msthusheck: good condition; $150.

Write 03. Free office. 121 we EDISON PHONOGRAPH For sale, 3S10 Pier near Oakland ave. cheap. 1129wb BIRDS AND DOGS.

FOR SALE A fine female cocker spaniel; will sell cheap: owner leaving city. Call 227 I Shady; E. 121 we DOGS BOARDED in countrv; excellent home; JL3.00 month. Write 74. Press office.

121wn TYPEWRITERS. RIBBONS THE UNRIVALED PARAGON TYPEWRITER RIBBONS AND PARAGON CARBON PAPERS ARE FOR SALE ONLY BY THE REMINGTON TYPEWRITER 301 WOOD PITTSBURG. FOR SALE New and second hand typewriters: rentals $3 and $4. Lemley. 317 Park Bldg.

1130wr GET YOUR CLASSIFIED ADS IN EARLY 121 we FOR SUNDAY" PRESS. HORSES AND COWS. HORSES Wanted, to winter; good stable and water in stable: A No. 1 olace. AddIv to Henry Htick.

Perrysville P. Pa. Reference J. L. Clyman.

Press office. Ids FOR SALE Horse, surrey and harness; will sell separate: horse 8 years old. Inquire Dr. J. Meyers.

Willard Hotel, 017 Federal Allegheny. 122 we HORSEAX WAGON For sale suitablefnr light delivery. Mrs. M. Donohue, 4o0 Flla sr.

1129wb FOR SALE A large work horse: chean for want of use. 125 Lambert East End. 122wp RANGEY pacing horse. 427 Ella Bloomfield. one trotting horse.

1130wr FOR SALE Horse and wagon; cheap, butcher yhop end of Lincoln ave. Inquire 122wp MACHINERY, TOOLS. ETC. FOR SALE A complete equipment of structural erecting tools, including derricks, rope, blocks, forges, lacks, ratchets, pneumatic hammers, reamers end drills, chains, dollies, drift pins, all in good condition. For full Information and inspection address R.

E. Alexander. Carnegie, Pa. 121s COAL MINING MACHINERY. Haulage and hoisting machinery of all kinds, complete line of wire rope, sheave all sizes, rope and rubber lined, in stock for quick delivery: prompt attention to repair work.

J. J. B. Milholiand 714 Fifth ave. 620kfgs SEWING MACHINES.

MANY SPECIAL BARGAINS. NEW DROP-HEAD SEWING MACHINES. Has all the latest IMPROVEMENTS. Ballbearing. All Attachments GUARANTEED.

$15.00 Each, While They Last. "CARTER SEWING MACHINE CO 1S1 Sixth St. Next door to Bijou Theater. H2Swgikr LOST AND FOUND. REWARD 5100 for the arrest of Vtncenso Gelardl.

alleged murderer of Fasquale Ro-Chettt. which occurred Sunday. Oct. 30, 1904. on Boggs Pitsbur.

Pa. He is 54 feet tall, slender: weight 140 lbs. long red close eyebrows. rl hair, had long red mustache, age 40 years. Address Antonio Gtnliano.

Pittsburg, Pa. 114wro BUY NOW Wall elegant new spring goods; must be closed out by January 1 at less than half price; little for big lot of goods. Fort Pitt Wall Paper 019-921 Penn ave. 122p STRAYED Monday afternoon, fnx terrier pup: dark head and ear. body white.

Reward if returned. Owner, 223 Observatory Allegheny 121we LOST French poodle dee. "Fritz," Nov. 17: red nose brown spots on ears and bick. $10 reward if returned to Chestnut Allegheny.

H2iwb LOST November a gold Waltham watch on Rosetta st ner Fairmont ave. Finder will notify Edith Shaffen. 5470 Rosetta Pittsburg. 322wp ItOCTTVhlt. IT, 61 "7 1 Collins ave.

Bendix. 121we LOST Lady's gold watch. Federal st between North ave. and bridge. Liberal reward if returned to 14i! Keystone llldg.

122wp TF1NE SHOES ADEAND REPAIRED. JOHN RR AUTIG AM 132 Seventh H.low Penn. 1129wb LOCKET with monogram, owner can have same bv Mentifvtng and paying for this ad. K. 1..

Wright. 427 First ave. 122p LOST Between 40S Wood st. and Horne-Stew- art's, gfld watch and fob. Please return to Reno's School.

Wood st. 122 wo IXST Monday, gold rine. initials G. Reward. Write 37.

Press office. D. C. 122wp STOVES, all kinds: pocl tables, cash register. Rsnsom.

3 Market square. 121wr DANCING ACADEMIES. THE COTERIE CLUB. Hunt Armory Hall, Everett and Larimer East End. dancing, Oraefleidcr.

to Friday evening weekly; a refined and sociable entertainment. Request for invitation should be addressed to the Coterie Club. 5002 Baum East End. 1127wb I REMEMBER, SALE BEGINS Saturday Morning, 9 O'Clock Sharp PST309 MARKET ST. OPPOSITE USKY'S OLD STAND.

Girls -with some leisure are finding the binding of bocks a charming occupation. It is an eighteenth century fashion revived this winter. Cloth is used and tapestry and satin. One often uses small bits left over from furniture upholstery. The covers are made of pasteboard, with cloth covering them like a pillow case and the back put on separate-ly.

Sometimes ribbons are used across the back, laced through tiny silk, rings. These make charming Christmas present. MARRIED. GRANT-RENTON On Wednesday. November at 6:30 p.

at the residence of the bride's parents, Knoxville. by Rev. Albert V. Renton, assisted by Rev. K.

N. Foster, Lucy Taylor, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Renton to James Albert Grant.

Memorial cards neatly and promptly finished. Memorial Card 13i Free-land street, city. DIED. ADAMS On Thursday. December 1, 1K4, Mrs.

Amy e. Adams, widow of the late Robert Adams and mother of the late Frank K. Adams, at the residence of her daughter. Mrs. Sarah E.

Black, 792H Maderia street, E. city, aged 7l years. Funeral Saturday. December 3. at 2 p.

m. Friends of the family are respectfully Invited to attend. (Philadelphia papers please copy.) BRADLEY On Thursdnv. December 1. at p.

Ellen Bradley, wife of the late D. C. Bradley. Funeral from her late residence, rllS Vine street, near Webster avenue, on Monday. December 5, at a.

m. High mass of requiem at Church of the Epiphany. Washington street at i o'clock. Friends of the family are respectfully Invited to attend. (Philadelphia, papers please copy.1 BRICK On Thursday.

December 1, li4. at 2:15 p. James, son of James J. and Mary Brick (nee aged 3 months. Funeral from the family residence.

No. 4074 Howley avenue. Sixteenth ward, on Saturday, December 3, at li a. m. Friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend.

BARR Suddenly, on Thursday. December 1, at p. Miss Ida aged 23 vears, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R.

D. Barr. Funeral will be held from parents residence, corner Everett and Qlenn street, "Wilkinsburg, at 2:30 p. in. Saturday.

December 3. (Connellsville, papers please copv.) BECKERT On Thursday. December 1. 1904, at 1 a. Magdalena Beckert, wife of Henry Beckert, in her tioth year.

Funeral from her late residence. Troy Hill, Reserve township, on Sunday at 2 p. m. BOWSER At Wilkinsburg, on Deo. 2.

1904, at 1 a.m., Norma Viola, only daughter of Geo. and Nellie Bowser (nee Montgomery), aged 5 years months and 27 days. Funeral services at the residence of her grandparents' 1132 Rofs avenue, on Sun- day, December 4, at p. m. interment later In Monongahela cemetery.

Friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend. CONNELLY On Thursday morning. Docemberl. at 0:30 o'clock, Patrick, son of the late Patrick and Margaret Connelly, aged 1 years. Funeral from his late residence.

No. 407 Carlisle street. Fourth ward, Allegheny Citv. on Sundav, December 4. 'at n.

m. Services at St. Peter's Church at 2 o'clock. Friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend. CAIN On Thursday, December 1.

1904. at 4 a. Jennie Wood, daughter of James W. and the late Annie Cain, aged 17 years. Funeral services at her father's residence.

No. 514 Lowell street. E. Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock. ELZER On Friday.

December 2. 1ft4. at 5 a. Constantina Elzer (nee Kno-blanch), wife of Adam Elzer, aged 2S years and 11 months. Funeral from her late residence.

Quebec street, near East street. Eleventh ward, Allegheny, on Sunday afternoon at o'clock. Friends of the family are le-spectfully invited to attend. FRIDAY On Thursday. December 1, 1904.

at 5:45 p. Karl Ruppert Hermes, son of Harry A. and Amelia Hermes Friday, aged 4 years. 4 months. 27 days Funeral from the family residence.

Niagara street, near Craft avenue, on Saturday morning at 0:15 a. m. Services at Holy Trinity Church, Center avenue, at. 10 o'elock. Interment private.

OERSTEL On Thursday, December 1, 1904. at 8:30 p. Ethel daughter of Samuel and Maggie Gerstel aged 2 years 7 months. Funeral from parents' residence. Nn.

134 Penn avenue, Mt. Oliver, Pa. Time of funeral later. HANSELMAN Suddenlv, on Thursday, December 1. 1904.

at 5:45 p. David Wills, youngest son of Jacob and the late Mary Hanselman, aged 11 years. Funeral services at the residence of his father. 7040 Montlcello street. East End.

Funeral Saturday afternoon at 1 o'clock. HERR At Wilkinsburg, on Thursday, December 1, at 2 p. Bessie only daughter of Henry L. and Phoebe L. Herr.

Funeral services will be held at her parents' residence, 738 Penn avenue. Wilkinsburg, on Friday, December 2, at 8 p. m. Interment private on Saturday morning at 11 o'clock. HAYS December 1.

1904. at 1 :30 a. Thelma Hays, youngest daughter of A. H. and Delia Hays, aged 2 years and 8 months.

Funeral from her late residence, 121 Collins avenue, Saturday, December 3, at 2 p. m. Friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend. LINHART On Thursday, December 1, 19t4, at 4:30 r. at the residence of his father.

Wilkins I.inhart, No. 1239 Sheffield street. Allegheny. Arthur E. Lin hart, aged 37 years.

Funeral services Friday. December 2. at p. m. Tnterment private, -Saturday afternoon.

Please omit flowers. SPEIER On Friday, December 2, at 2:30 a. Anna, beloved wife of Frederick Pneier (nee Schmidt), at her residence, Wilbert street, at the end of. Belonda street, Mt. Washington, in her 39th year.

Funeral services Sunday afternoon. December 4, 1904. at 1:30 o'clock. Friends of the family rtre respectfully invited to attend. (Brooklyn Papers please copy.) Looking Around For a Piano? We would like to have you see and hear the STIEFF PIANO and the SHAW PIAXO which we manufacture.

Come in brine; your your friends and try these beautiful instruments you'll like them, and being- the makers we can quote you very reasonable prices and can make terms to suit your purse. Do you not think you should investigate? Acquaint yourself with our pianos Learn our prices We think you will find it means a saving to deal with the manufacturer. Have you heard the Autopiano, the wonderful self-playing piano? STIEFF Pennfie. E. S.

WAL.LOVER. Mgr. Factories, Baltimore, established 1842 OCR SPECIALTY IS TO PAT OFF LOANS OF HIGH RATE MONEY LENDERS JO- CHEAP MONEY $20 30 $40 SO $60 70 WE HAVE MONEY SO to LOAM $100 ON HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. $130 PIANOS. HORSES and WAGONS.

Ete. $140 Anywhere in Allegheny county. 150 at the $2j0 LOWEST RATES EVER OFFERED. $210 We loan more money than any other $220 concern on the same security and at $230 much cheaper and easier rates than elee- $2o where. 3 YOU CAN GET THE CASH TODAY $340 AND KEEP IT AS LONG OR SHORT $350 A TIME AS YOU WISH.

THE LOAN $36- CAN BE PAID OFF IN EASY WEEK- $410 LY OR MONTHLY PAYMENTS. AS $420 YOUR CIRCUMSTANCES WILL PER- $430 MIT. THUS ENABLING YOU TO PAY $440 WITHOUT INCONVENIENCE OR $450 WORRY. $40 YOTT WITT. T.TK-F: OUR RATES $470 and terms.

We charge for Interest on'y. $490 IO for 1 month, 5c; for 3 mot. loe 2i for 1 month. 30 30 for 1 month. 40 40 for 1 month.

90 50 for 1 month, $100 75 for 1 month, $110 $00 for 1 month. $120 $150 for 1 month lOc; for 6 mos. SO3 15c: for 6 mos. 90- 20c: for 6 mos, 1.2 25c; for 6 mos. 150 40c; for 6 mos.

2 40 5 for 6 mos, 5 75c; for 6 mos. 4 50 1 $200 for 1 month. for 8 mos'. 6.00 for 1 month. 6 mns.

7.50 $350 for 1 month. $1.75: for 6 mos. $10.5.1 I1' 'or 1 month. for" mos. Siz.o" $1 $450 for 1 month.

for 8 mos, 13.50 tlftO J500 for 1 month, for 6 mos. S15.U0 J200 LOANS MADE OUT IN EASY io PAYMENTS ANY TIME 20 FROM ONE MONTH 250 TO ONE YEAR LOAN MAY BE PAID BEFORE DVE AND YOU WILL ONLY $3O0 BE CHARGED FOR THE ACTUAL TIME YOU HAVE THE S370 MONEY $3S0 WE LOAN FOR THE INTEREST ONLY $30O AND DO NOT WANT YOUR SECUR- 4O0 ITY. SO YOU NEED HAVE NO FEAR i $410 OF LOSING YOUR FURNITURE, EX- $420 TENSION GRANTED IN CASE OF $430 SICKNESS. LOANS MADE TO SALA- $450 RIED EMPLOYES ON PERSONAL $470 NOTE WITHOUT SECURITY. WE $500 EXTEND TO ALL A CORDIAL TNVI- 50 TATION TO CALL AT OUR OFFICE $100 AND GET OUR TKRTVfS TT WILL $200 COST NOTHING FOR PARTICULARS.

$210 INFORMATION CHEER $220 $230 $240 $290 $310 $360 $30 $130 $450 $500 10 20 30 80 00 $100 $110 $160 $170 $180 $190 $240 $250 $260 $270 $280 $290 $300 $310 $330 $350 $370 $3 SO $4iO $420 $430 $450 $460 10 SO 00 $100 $110 $120 $130 $170 $230 FULLY GIVEN. ALL BUSINESS STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL. PRIVATE INTERVIEW ROOMS. SPECIAL ATTENTION GTVEN TO ALL SUBURBAN CITIES IN ALLEGHENY COUNTY. YOU CAN GET THE MONET WITHIN SIX HOURS AFTER YOTT APPLY FOR IT.

IF YOU CANNOT CALL FILL IN THIS BLANK AND MAIL TO US. AND OUR AGENT WILL CALL ON YOU. WE DESIRE TO MAKE A LOAN OF PROVIDED YOUR TERMS ARE SATISFACTORY. Name Address Married or When to call ALLEGHENY LOAN TRUST 409 FOURTH OPPOSITE POSTOFFICE, TITTSBURG, PA. TAKE EASY STAIRWAY TO 2d FLOOR GIVE US A CALL.

MONEY MONEY MONEY MONEY MONET MONEY MONEY MONEY MONSI MONEx i WHEN IN NEED OF MONEY, DEAL WITH THE HOUSEHOLD LOAN COMPANY. THE OLDEST AND MOST RELIABLE MONEY LENDERS IN THE CITY. LOANS MADE AT ONCE. OUR RATES ARE THE SAME TO EVERYBODY." WE LEAD OTHERS FOLLOW. WE ORIGINATE OTHERS Do you owe several small bills and want to concentrate them all In one place 7 It is far better to owe one concern than many, especially if you deal with a company that will treat you right at all times one that will live up to all that will make a contract' that will suit you.

We make loans In large or small amounts, for short or long time, on FURNITURE, PIANOS, HORSES AND WAGONS, or any good security, left undisturbed in your possession. PAYMENTS ARRANGED TO SUIT YOU. AND MORE MONEY ADVANCED. MOST PRIVATE OFFICES IN CITY. CALL AND BE CONVINCED.

LOANS TO SALARIED PEOPLE On their plain note without Indorser. All loans made promptly and In strict confidence. Will guarantee lowest rates in the city. No Inquiry among friends or neish- Dora, ii you cannot call, write or telephone ua. We will calL THE OLI RELIABLE HOUSEHOLD LOAN 411 FOURTH Second Floor.

ABOVE SMITH FIELD OPPOSITE FOURTH AV. DOOR OF POSTOFFICE MONEY MONEY MONEY MONEY Bell Fone 8S5 Court. P. A. Fone 525 Main.

MONEY MONEY MONEY MONEY MONEY MONEY PRAGUE 63, Bellevue Furnished 1128wlge rooms HAPPIEST TIME OF THE YEAR. You -will get the happiness habit during ta holiday season If you are not hampered by lack of funds. We will loan you any amount, large or small, at 0 per the lowest rate in Allegheny county. Diamonds, watches, iewelry. silverware, furs, clothing or almost anything of value accepted as security.

Our fireproof vaults are protected from burglars by electricity. FIX PER CENT. MARKET STREET LOAN OFFICE. 214 MARKET STREET. NEAR THIRD AVENUE.

Capital $250,000.00. THE MONEY THAT YOU WANT AND FIND IT HARD TO GET. CAN BT! HAD ON HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. PIANOS. WITHOUT REMOVING SAME FROM YOUR POSSESSION.

AT REASONABLE CHARGES AND LIBERAL TERMS. YOU RFPAY THE LOAN IN EASY WEEKLY OR MONTHLY PAYMENTS AS BEST SUIT YOUR CONVENIENCE. IF PAID SOONER THAN PROMISED, A LIBERAL P.FBATK OK DISCOUNT- ALLOWED lR TIME SAVED. WE DO NO MISLEADING ADVERTISING HUNDREDS OF "SATIS-K1FD CUSTOMERS CAN TESTIFY TO OUR EASY. INEXPENSIVE.

CONFIDENTIAL DEALINGS. OUR OFFICE FITTED UP FOR PRIVACY WITH PRIVATE INTERVIEWING ROOMS. PITTSBURG CREDIT 604-505 KEYSTONE BUILDING. 320 FOURTH AVE. 103sz MONEY TO LOAN ON HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE Our plan is the fairest and most convenient to borrowers.

Rates the lowest. Loans made on household furniture and other Personal Property without removal. Transactions strictly private. Easy Payments. No expense unless loan is made.

We also loan money to SALARIED PEOPLE OF GOOD CHARACTER, holding permanent position, upon their Individual notes without other securitv. THE UNION LOAN INSTITUTION, 421 Wood St. Rooms 35 and 306. THE OLD RELIABLE LOAN OFFICE solicits your trade at 6 SIX PER CENT (no other charges) We loan on DIAMONDS, WATCHES, etc. Call or write for free booklet.

JOS. DE ROY SONS. 307 Smithfleld St. Directly opposite postofflce. In one location nearly half a century.

MONEY LOANED SALARIED PEOPLE Retail merchants, teamsters, boarding houses, without security, easv payments. Largest business in 4S principal cities. Tolman. 408 Smith Block. MONEY loaned on salary; trtrlcteet confidence.

Salary Security 507 Fltzstmrnona Bide. 105a i A Dictionary Up to Date Presents Many Novelties PHRASES ALWAYS CHANGING. IXDEHfiROlMl WORLD ESrECIAI-LY nEDDEn TO THE HABIT. MUCH OF GYPSY ORIGIN. The use of slang among crooks Is general, and the expert thief, hurglar and "strong arm" man who is not facile in the idiom of his profession Is not in good standing.

Siang is. In fact, the hailing sign and password of the craft; without It the community of rascaldom couldn't get on at all. It would be reasonable to suppose that a man who practices a business whos success depends upon lis secrecy would avoid in all possible ways such conversation and habits as might be distinctive and calculated to attract attention, but the obvious value of such a rule is disregarded by crooks as applied to their intercourse with each other at least, and it frequently happens that by the use of their peculiar speech they reveal themselves to the astute detectives and "make a fall." Nevertheless, the average thief would scorn to speak of a watch when the proprieties of his literature required him to say a "kettle," or to say pocket-book when the niceties of the professional speech demanded the use of the word "leather." Philologists have traced the origin of thieves' slang to the gypsies, and many words in use by the thieves are derived from the Siingari. as "pal," "kinchin." "bloke," etc. But the restless spirit of American life refuses to bo crystalized in a permanent vocabulary, and thieves' slang, like that prevailing in every-day speech, is fluid and changeable, receiving additions continually and dropping out words that have become common and familiar.

For example, "super," watch: "slang," chain, became so well known some years ago that they formed the subject of a popular song called "When Terence First Joined the Gang." The fraternity of thieves dropped both "super" and "slang" at once, and now lc is a "kettle" and a "string." "a pot." "a front." "a tick tack." "a dial," and so on, but always something new. It has been observed that the English thieves' slang has factors of permanency. Jack Sheppard called Blue Skin a "bleeding swine," and this form of contemptuous reference still continues among Eng lish crooks, who are nut regarded as having much originality or initiative in their craft or in their speech. in Do Foe's "Colonel Jack" we meet the thieves whose persistent objurgation is "blind me." and the cockney thief today for en-phasis still says "bloind me'." Mr. Leland (Hans Breitmann), who made the study of the Zlngarl his business for years, noted the fact that their speech though corrupted as they wandered among different peoples still retained its sonority and appositeness of sound and meaning, and thieves' slang, which Is largely drawn from the Romany, while it fails to retain tho vocal values, still keeps a distinct relation between sound and significance.

"A strong-arm" man now serving a IO years' sentence in Sing Sing recently made a contribution to the fundamental literature of slang by compiling a dictionary of words and phrases in actual use by thieves. It contained altogether 1.750 words, which is about the numerical vocabulary of the average person. Practically it Is a list of substantives, and indirectly it illustrates the theory of the foundation of language by which the nouns preceded the verbs. Slang has not successfully attacked the verb as yet; when it does it is obvious that a new language will have been created, and as Ibe crooks have both ingentiitv ti (1 nphn in tfmA thpv will give us an entirely new language. I The following is a selection from th dictionary of the "strong-arm" man.

It furnishes a curious study for the philologist and will prove of interest to the general reader as showing the source of many words which secure adoption Into everyday speech. There is also here and there a suggestion of humor In the words, which goes to show that the thief of today has a fraction of levity In his otherwise serious business; Army Person nnv- Bull Buster One lng only one arm. who assaults offl- Bur TAinatlc. cers of tho law. Blowing a Peter Opening safe with explosives.

Blowlncr the Mob leaving confederates. BeaUi-iff a Robbing an Intoxicated person. Breaking a Super Stealing a watch from a person'" pocket. Boost To rralse. Bat demented.

Bag Toose female. Bit Term of imprisonment. Box A sare. Ball A drink of whisky. Bull A detective.

Blow Detected. Beak A magistrate Bunt Undersized. Booze Drunkard. Brich Tro us ers. Beanie High 6tom- Belch To complain.

ach. Belch Betraylns: a Beanery Cheap res- confederate. taurnat. Cow A woman. Buster A fighter.

Cop A policeman. Belfry The head. Cop Take. Bundle A woman. Cave Giv up.

Bundle Package of Cull A fellow. eatables. Con Convict. Buddy A pal. Crib Place to rob.

Banner A loss. Crab A sneak. Banner Without a Cush Money. sleeping place. Con Plausible talk.

Beefer loquacious. Cinch Kasy. Buried Defr'auded Croak Tie: to kill. of share of spoils. Crawl To weaken in Beat Low swindler, one's resolves.

Buck A priest. Clock A watch. Book Pocketbook. Cannon A watch. Bilk Swindler in a Conny A conductor.

petty way. Conny A consump-Booth A low resort. tiv Big Show Circus. Collar An offlcw. Bull Con A fluent Cadger A beggar, argument.

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On one side of them was inscribed "14 versts to Janova," on the other "17 versts to Shadowa." Presently the creaking of wheels and the slow "clop, clop" of a horse's hoofs on the road behind roused me. A cart piled high with tinware was coming down the road, with the driver perched on tho top of the load. "Good day, brother." I called out, as the cart with its sorry horse came abreast of me. The man returned my salute, and the horse, glad of any excuse to rest his weary legs, came to a standstill in the middle of the road. "Which way are you going?" I asked.

"To Janova. There is a market there tomorrow." "But there is also a market in Shs-down," I answered, "and It Is a more Important place than Janova." "So it Is: so it is," the driver replied with perfect indifference. "What have you for sale?" "Plenty of good tinware, as you can see, brother. I have worked for fix weeks to make this cartload." "Well, good luck to you and your tinware," I said, pulling and eating the berries within reach. "Will you take it to Janova or Shadowoa?" The man picked up the bit of rord which served as reins, and prepared to go on.

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10,58 Dec. 1904. Notice The undersigned havinK been appointed by the Court of Common Pleas No. 1 of Allegheny county, viewers In the foregoing matter hereby give notice that they will on the 7th day of December. A D.

1904, at 2 o'clock p. meet on the line of the said improvements, at the intersection of Littell ave. with West proceeding thence over the line of said improvements, viewing the same and the premises affected thereby, ana near ail parties imeresiea tnerein and their witnesses. DANIBL BUCKLET. W.

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of the county aforesaid, on the 24th day of December, 1904. under the provisions of the Act of the General Assembly of this Commonwealth, entitled "An Act to Provide for the Incorporation and Regulation of Certain Corporations," approved April 1974. and its sunplements. for the approval and allow anca of rtain amendments to the charter of Md corporation as set forth in the petition therefor fllad In I ATA 4bt KINNEAR. McCLOSKEY BEST.

Solicitors, H. Leahy, Attorney-et-Law, 431 Fifth ave Plttsbura-. Pa. NOTICE is hereby given that an application will be made to the Governor of Pennsylvania, on the 27th day of December. 10O4, at 10 o'clock a.

bv F. H. Walton. Fred Bruning, and Samuel Scott, for the charter of an intended corporation to be called "Commonwealth Realty Construction Company," the eharae. ter and object of which is tha purchase and sale of real estate, and for holding, leasing.

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NOTICE is hereby given that letters testamentary on the estate of Alfred Hausbeck. deceased, late of Allegheny county, have been granted to the undersigned, to whom all persons indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate payment, and those havinr claims or demands against the same will roaka them known without delay. SOPHIA HAUSBECK. Executrix. Geyer Allegheny, Pa.

JUSTUS MULERT, Receiver in Bankruptcy, will offer at public auction on Saturday, re- i cember 3, 1904. at 10:30 o'clock a. the 1 hotel, restaurant and saloon formerly occupied I by Christian Echard. now bankrupt, on the I premises. No.

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1904. at 2:30 p. the restaurant I and saloon formerly occupied by Jerome M. Keller, now bankrupt, on the premises. No.

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Allegheny, county. have been granted ti the undersigned, to whom all persons indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate payment, and those havine- claims or demands against the same will make them known without delay. JOSEPH CTtOWN.Adminigtrator. NOTICE is hereby given that letters testamentary on the estate of Katharina Hip-peli. deceased, late of Pittsburg.

Allegheny county, have been granted to the undersigned, to whom all persons indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate payment, and those having claims or demands against the sama will make them known wtthuut delay. JOSEPH HIPFELL Kxecutor. 1S14 Carson Pittsburg, Pa. NOTICE is hereby given that letters of administration c. t.

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