Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-07-12
U. S. 1910 BONDS.

me BONDS are Issued under the Act Of conersusof
March sth, 1904 which provides tlst Al s0.a. ,.s
onder this Act shailbs EXEMPT IRON 1LxAr1oS
By or uHdsr any stats or municipal susAors.y s,s,
scriPtiOns 10 these Bonds ara received In Bnsdses..
notes Of National BankA 5Asy zs 70 BIZ REDEEM.
ED IN COIN, ct the pleassfs efths sO-rfnneut, q,
any period not less tAaa IN OF more tsa 6rfS yur,
from their date, asa until tAssr redemption 1--WE
PER CENT. INTEREST WILL DINc oIE,Op
Bonds Of not over hundred dollar. spuvsI,v and
on all other Bonds .e.Aiahnuary. he int.r.,. u
payable on the FIRST days of Manch and s.,,.mh.,i,
each year. -
Subscribers win receive either Rsgsseroso. co,.o,,
Bonds as they may prefer. Rssisssrsa Bond. r,,,,
corded on the books Of the s. Treasurer s,.h
transferred only the owners order. Coupon pO.s,
are payable to bearer, and are more eOn..ni.nt so
commercial uses OK
Subscribers to this loan win have the option ofb,
ing their Bonds draw interest from Ma-eh Lar ;.
| F"''-e ~ NN'UeN ih'eies' IN eoin-lor In United
States notes, the of National Banks, adding
my per cent, for prtmium)or receive them drawing
interest from date of subscription and deposit. A,
these Bonds are
/ Exempt from Municipal or STATE Tar.
atlOn, their value increased from one 70 thr,, mar
per annum, according to thsrA. Of tax s.i.s In
various parts of the country. .~s -
Over Eight per Cent Interest In cur.
reney, AID are of equal eOnvepienee a. psruspsp.
OF temporary investment
1t is believed that no Securities offer 90 great fndue,
neOt' to lenders as the various descriptions Of u s.
bonds In all other forms Of indebtedness IN. faith
OrAbiiiy Of private parties or stock companies or
separate communities only pledged for psyn.a.,
while for the debts Of the United States The whole
property the country i ho lsen to ,seur. Tia
!! nent of both principal Sndinterest in cola ~ =
These Bonds may be subscribed for in Ssus from
so % to any nsgniuds, the sane terms and ar.
thus made equally available to the smallest lender ana
the largest capitalism. They can be converted int
money at any moment, and the bOldsT zIn have tie
benefit Of the interest -
1t may be useful to state in this connection sAss
the total Funded Debt Of the United States on uhIsh
interest is payable in gold the Sd day of HsrsA,
1894 was ,ss occ The iHtsresr on thi. dept f.
the coming fiscal year will be sssss7,I1s Wills the
customs revenue in gold for the current hsesI year
ending June soth 1854 has been % far at the rate e
5 over SleoOOO,oO0 per annum-
1t will be seen that the present goI revenues
ofrhe Government are largely IN Ofthe ~Ant u
the Treasurer for the payment guild iotsrest willis
the recent increase Of the tariff will doubtless raise
the annual receipts from customs on the same AmOuni
, Of 'mportatiOus TO SlSoOOo,OoO per annum-
Instructions to the NnLuoBa Banks acting ~ l0aa
SCENTS not issued from the United State Treas
~ until March &C. but in tie FIRST tire weeks Of Apr
= the subscriptions averaged than TEN MILLION
A WEEK.
y, / Subscriptions will be received BY the s-'
U First National Bank Of Aurora H.
First National Bank Of CARO-, H. q. -f.t-. .
\ First National Bank Of Chicago, Ill
, | o. Second National Bank OF Oh icagO III.
y Third National Bank % CkicaE0. az
FIRST National Bank of Peoria, III.
Second National Bank Peoria, M.
First National Bank OF sDrinEHeld, Ill 2
which depOssrtiss Of Public money and all -
REsPEcTABLEB BANKS AND BANKERS
throughout tie county CaeiinL as agents Of III. Ma.
tionAl DcpositAry Banks) will furnish further infor.
nation application and AFFORD EVERY FACIfI-
Tl To SUBSCRIBERS. (naAy le