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The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1891-12-23

Professor p. II. Carpenter, the deep.
sea student, like Hugh Miller, the geol-
ogist, has taken his own life after a
period of madness. What is there in
the pursuit of science that drives some
Of its greatest votaries to insanity and
n,,in,dn
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1891-12-23

Mr.. Keith has contracted with the
Costa Rican Government for the con-
struction of suspension bridge over
the Reventazon River. AS security Mr..
Keith receives concession of 500, 900
acres OF national territory.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1891-12-23

The colony Of Sierra Leone, Africa, is
103 years old, yet there is no machinery
there except the sewing machine. The
population is upward of 10000, and not
a sawmill or any other kind of mill in
operation.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1891-12-23
RATES OF ADVERTISING!

Legal advertisements ten cents per line
each Insertion
Marriages and death notices gratis.
All bills for yearly Advertisements collected
quarterly. Temporary advertisements must
be paid in advance.
Job work--cash on delivery. %
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1891-12-23

Twenty million acres of the land of
the United States are held by English
mon
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-02
HE CHEATED AT CARDS.
An English Baronet DI-graced Throughout
the Island.

the leland.
Special Cable Dispatch to The Evening Star.
LONDON, Feb. 2.-The following are the exact
facts regarding q scandal that, without exae-
geration, through the extraordinary efforts
made TO suppress il, may be said to have shaken
Englth society of all grades 10 its center from
the Marlborough House TO Prince Of Wales
own set downwar6s. A certain bsronet very
well known socially, but very unpopular on
account Of his arrogant manners was lately
detected cheating at cards. H.RH., the Prince
of Wales, advice natui ally consulted in
TIE premises, and his wishes regarded 40 Law by
those present.
1t appears that suspicion had for some time
been directed against the culprit, but up 10 the
time Of the occurrence in question no proof
strong enough TO convict had been aiduced.
Many Of the baronets fellow-players, naturally
indignant, declared that they we're in favor Of
instant exposure, but in difference to the wishes
of the prince they agreed TO keep absolute
silence ON the culprit's giving promise in
writing never to play cards again at any place
or at any time. Unfortunately somebody told
the story ''in confidence" 10 a friend, aud the
usual result followed, in q few days the affair
was the subject of excited gossip from one end
of the metropolis 10 the other.
In Consequence the naughty baronet has been
compelled 60 resign his membership in every
club TO which he belonged and il is now re-
ported that he has left England. Other rumors
are TO the effect that he intends TO fight IL ex-
posed, his name not having yet been mentioned
in print
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-02
Real Estate Natter.

Jas. F. Barbour has bought for $50 900 Of L.
H. Beynon, lots Is and AZ, square S01, 13s15 by
$50 feet on 4th between NJ and N streets, and
lot and part 8. square south of 1876, 1874 feet 9
inches by 105 feet inch on 4th and N streets
southwest.
James Dudley Morgan has purchased of John
Hay, for $9,727.50, part IS, square 199, % feet
inches by 80 feet on X between 10Th and 18th
streets northwest.
Sadie g. Harms has bought for $40, 900 of ].
d. Croissant sub II, square 922, 161S feet front
streets southeast.
Virginia P. Harris has purchased for "a, $50
OF A. Diltz ct al. subs 81 and SO, square 1873, 40
by 80, on Riggs street between 18th and 18th
streets northwest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-02

PERsoNAL--Admiral Jouett is improving
slowly. With the return of clear weather he
hopes soon to get out and enjoy the fresh air.
United States District Attorney Rathbone
Gardner, Mr.. r. Gardner and Mr.. and Mrs. H.
]. Gardner Of Rhode Island and Mr.. and Mrs.
C. W. Smith Of Philadelphia are at the Arno.
w. w. Lockwood of Detroit, Mrs. Bessie
Keefer Of Toronto, Canada, E. A. Miller, of War
saw, N. Y, and o. G. Walheim of Frederick,
Md, are at the Fredonia-Simon Straus of
New York, George Abbott Of Alabama, H. w.
Epping Of Columbus. Ga, and A. B. McEachin
of Tuscaloosa, Ala, are at the Metropolitan.
capt. w. H. Rails and Capt. Thos. Hackett
Of Detroit, P. F. Baker of Buffalo and William
Buckles of Xenia, Ohio, are at the National.
&C. Stowel of Boston, A c. Ellethrop of
Chicago, Mr.. and Mrs. M. Douglas of Phila-
delphia. E. W. Russell Of Richmond, s. N. Full
ler Of Pittsield, Mass, 8. Ashton Of New York,
H. T. Peck Of Ohio and A. Fogg Of Camden,
N. j., are at the st. James.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-02
Claims tn Have Been Arrested r.,s.,v.

Claims % Have Been Arrested Falsely.
Laura Hare today, by Messrs. Morris and
Hamilton, entered suit against Woodward 4
Lothrop, G. F. Hendricks and Chas. E. Finder
for $40, 900 for false arrest. 10. She states
that on january 50 she, with her sister Fannie,
was in Woodward 4 Lothrop's store,
11th and + streets, waiting for the packages
purchased by her when the defendant, Finder,
assaulted and publicly charged her with having
having received them and other articles alleged
to have been stolen; that Finder and Hem
bricks, acting under the orders Of the other
defendant laid hands upon her, forced her in Q
private room and assaulted and searched her,
fused for two hours to permit her TO eommuni-
cate with her friends, &c.
Fannie 0'Hare, by the same attorneys, a)so
flss similar suit for . Ike amount, bassd on
the same allegations.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-02
PROF. KOCH's DEPARTURE.
He Leaves Berlin ON His Egyptian Tour.

He Leaves Berlin ON His Egyptian Tour.
Special Cable Dispatch to The Evening Star.
BERLIN, Feb. 2.-Prof. Koch left today on his
Egyptian holiday Of six or eight weeks and hs
has virtually taken the secret of the prepare
tion Of the lymph with him, despite his dis
closures Of the constituent clements, much 10
the disgust of the physicians throughout Ger
many. The Prussian government at one time
intended to undertake the preparation and sale
Of the valuable compound, but has now decided
TO let the matter rest for the present on the
representations of those who warned the sta
against assuming the sole responsibility for
the preparation and retailing OF n medicine that
has not realized and docs not seem likely 70
realize all the sanguine predictions made re-
garding il. As 10 the results already attained
BY its aid, Prof Eardei.h..uer Of Cologne states
that out Of 100 surgical cases under his care he
has not secured q single cure after six weeks
treatment, although the lymph undoubtedly
Possesses therapeutic qualities Of an improving
kind and to Q considerable degree. Eyen IA
Berlin the dissa at Prof. koch's silence
is increasing and suggestions are made that
possibly the distinguished discoverer may,
through some accident, never return alive, and
thus his formula Of the preparation u ths
lymph be lost
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-02
GILLIAN REBELS BEATEN.

The Vessels of the Insurgents and the Gov.
ernment Fight on Ancud.
BuEsos AYkEs. Feb. 2.-Reports have reached
here of another engagement OF Ancud, capital
of the Island of Chloe. in the Chloe archi-
pelago. The battle was fought be-
tween government man-of-war and an
insurgent war vessel. IL resulted in
the defeat Of the insurgents. IL is
supposed that the vessels engaged were the two
ships previously referred to, the rebel vessel
which landed the insurgent marines ct Ancud
and the government ship which tried TO land
troops at that port under the disguise Of hoist
ing the British flag Communication with San
tiago de Chill, the capital Of Chill, and other
towns which had been temporarily re-estnb-
iished has again been interrupted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-02
Marriage Licenses. |.

Marriage licenses have been issued by the
clerk Of the court to the following: John
HUFF Dorian and Annie Gertrude Williams; Al
fred Hawkins and Ida Steelyard; John Dodson
and Mary Sothron; John H. Simmons and Mary
F.'Meredith; Chas. r. Humphreys and Mary A.
Norris, both of Alexandria, Va; ". B. Norwood
and Fannie L. Priddy, both of Albemarle
county, Va: Henry L. Ragland Of Richmond,
Va, and Frances c. O'Hare; Fred Heller and
Emma L. Schrieber.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-02
SMASHED THE BALLOT boxes.

spanisrds who DID Not Know How - L.
ercise the Rights ~ yotsrs.
MADRD, Feb. 2.-Senor Castlesr v.s re-
elected member of the chamber Of deputies
at the elections held yesterday. At Barcslons
the elections were accompanied BY riotins -
ers attacked the oficials guardins
the polling stations and succeeded in
getting posssSion Of the ballot boxes, which
they smashed Some of the rioters were ar
rested The returns from the provinces stiu
continue 10 show gains for the governmeut
This IL the cause Of much congrstulasien %
the part Of the conservative, - yesserday's
elections were the nrst held under ths Nv e
tablishing universal suffrage.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-02

SECURITY THE FIRST THOUGHC
PROFIT AFTERWARDS.
THE MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK
OF FORT WORTH. TEXAS.
AZ REGISTRARS and transfer agents Offer at par payable
20 Ter cent on Application - per cent in 60 and
cent preferred cumulative dividend stock Of the
FORT WORTH SECURITY AND CONSTRUCTION
COMPANY OF FORT WORTH. TEXAS.
Whose capital of $500 eco is divided into $780, 600
600 cent coL:Llon sock. The entire COLI
mon stock having been taken by citizens OF Fort Worth
at par.
HOW DIVIDENDS WILL BE PAID.
As this corporation in addition to other valuable
Wort2 ieIas. the two nsst eo.u.rsi y y1idngs
south Of St. LOUIS in the United States known the
sale Dry Goods building ior which the charge for
ts + S .. .nnus i 11s mas been 1sTsed by the
san Se on t. TIE per c Sens on the
rst he paid fll Of the corporation
upon the dssoi ntion thereol beiore the stock
ther agreed that after the been paid
its per s.n dividend that from net the
profits dividend be paid on each the rrsierred
To- esnl and se cont I 1hs
sannSs ABOVE sufcisIt A :. pay the above dividends
ried surplus period Of hve years, and
at the expiration Of that time the directors may divide
1t among the stock OF record they deem
proper.
o y Is S SeIPestea that from the Increased capital Of
slJOOOO to 500 900 annuln, it will place the
of construction annually.
OBJECTS OF THE COMPANY.
The Fort Worth Security and Construction Company
Of for Morth Texas is duly Incorporated under the
laws Of the STATE Of Ts1;s for ,ae pgpose Of the
@ foI the OF real rropery IN cities
money.
HISTORY OF THE COMPANY.
The Fort Worth Security and Construction Company
the Tori Worth Loan and nd Constrnetion % compsny pe
selneer 81 1850 which wss the L.ost suecessui cor
Sapital Sf sl0o earned AZ s 900 net inside oi two
ISL inersasns sane i rom esfss Alone to U
in APrl. 1880. and in DeceIuDer. lao. shows atd-
il is to push This business to later propors,ons that
tnis s2Oo 200 preferred stock Is now offered.
dividends turning from
RAILWAY TO INDUSTRIAL SECURITIES.
Its capital invested mostly inside Improved prop
erty winch Is constantly increasing in value
the sale OF the best securities IN the state AS
receive their undivided attention 1t is not often
INA. & an Ses,n.st @ DsIlns such ii<t rate y diyi-
puDlic.
ITS GENERAL BUSINESS.
In ADDITION to its construction department It trans
eurtiss Tor investors trust. ud and iusttutions fur
nishes information eui makes expert reports on the
property of individuals. railway other corporations
and pays taxes .or nonlesdents.
EXAMINATION AND GUARANTEE OF TITLES
Titles to Texas real estate and mortgages thoroughly
examined and insured, the charge Of which will be
made known before work is begun.
The option is reserved to subscribers TO in full
on application the date OF any instalinltnt
Interest II rate Of per cent per annuin Will be
allowed OH such pr pas IIents
for 1urther l'artl. address the MERCHANTS
CukiTY AND CCNsrRuCTIoN coMPlNI. For,
Worth. Texas Treasurer. THOMAS J. HUXLEY.
President. t.lU-1t&sstkmon.,t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-02
Gas Light Company's Election.

8@fBnt OohnpauyU EIectIOn.
The stockholders Of the Washington Gas
Light Company today elected directors as fol-
lows: George A. McIlhenny, John C. Bullitt,
VIM. B. Webb, W. r. Riley and James ". Orme
Officers were elected as follows: President,
George A. McIlhenny; secretary, Charles B.
Bailey; treasurer. John c. Poor; assistant Sec
retary, VIM. B. Orme.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-02
Inquiring About Mrs. Fishers Death.

Inspector Swindells today received letter
from Trinidad. Col, asking for information
concerning the suicide Of Mrs- Mary Fisher,
who shot herself at the Belvedere Hotel about
ten days ago, and he mailed in reply copy Of
The star containing an account Of the sad
ending Of the young woman's life. The pistol
used on that occasion was today turned over to
Mrs. O'Keefe, mother Of the dead woman, who
10 to return home In . day or two.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-02
IMPORTANT DRr GooDs NOTICE.

This IL 10 inform customers and the public
orally that to-day the thirty days will
my dIscOSsil: 10 Der cent on all
amounts from 81 cash Snt upward On the following
goods
silks Velyet.. Pushes. Henrietta Cloths, Ladies'
Cloths and CzssImeIes CashIeres Plan. Striped and
Plaid Dress GOo,ls. scotch Gin<n and French
Sat-ens-
Corsats. Gloves. Hosiery, Cambria Edgng and In
eertlons, cents LADIES' and ChisClren's Underwear,
IInhrellas. Linen DaIiasN. Napkins, loves and
Cr1Sl.
treats Neckwear. Laundrfed and Unlaundred Shirts
lisIldkerChiets ia cotton. linen ami silk. LaGles'
shsNls and Jerseys. klaanels. Blankets. Bed Com
forts and Sailfs
Also lot Of Gents Cloths and CGssime-es az about
Ealf price 20 close lUO oozen Gents Linen Collars.
old styles AT Jt. Ter dozen D. each sold from
sl.oO 70 IS dozen fuli line Of COttORs. 6in<-
hams. fttcales other domestic loves.
easn priees You ca. money by buying your dry
sools q IHOS J. LCI1RtLI.
jaw 18th ST. and Penn. ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-02
FINANCIAL.

THE WASHINGTON LOAN AND
TRUST COMPANY,
Temporary Offices
1OOl F STREET NORTHWEST,
Previous to erection of our new build
ing at the corner OF 9Th and + SITS. NV.
Capital, 81 900, 600.
Pays interest at
per cent.
BY per cent.
3Ier cent.
y per cent.
According to time of deposit
Interest paid on balances subject to
theck.
Executes all trusts
Call or write Tor information.
BRAINARD II. WARNER President
JOHN JOY EDISON. Vice President.
WILLIAM B. Robson. Secretary.
WILLIAM b. GUkLEY. Treasurer. ja24-lm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-02

APARDoN BY THE PREsIDENT.-The President
has granted a pardon to Joseph West Of
Pennsylvania, sentenced to two years hard
labor for stealing government property.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-02
Washingtt,, News and Gossip.
Index ~ Advertisements.

surTInM sse p.
plClCLES
BUSINESS CHANCES. ................. Paee
CoIrNTpv pEai rsr ps
DEAI rage
len 10 M
EDUCATIONAL. Page
EXCURSIONS. Pare
FAMILY SUPPLIES. .............-..-..........Pag Page
rlNANClAL Page
FOR RENT (Of,ces) )..Pa Page
FOR RENT (Rooms) )..........................P Page
FOR RENT tStables) Page
foh hENT tstores) Paee
FOR RENT (Houses). Page
FOR SALE (Houses) Page
FOR SALE Q.ots) OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Page
FOR SALE (Miscellaneous) ................. Pare 3
GENTIEMEN's GOODS Page
HOTELS. Page
LEI tnEo. fase
LOCAL MENTION. Page
LOST AND FOUND..-.................. Page
MANICURE Pare
MISCELLANEOUS s............................P .
MONEY TO LOAN...................... Page
NOTAR1ES PUBLIC. Page
PIANOS AND ORGANS ANS......................Psg Page 8
Page
PRINTERS. Page
PROFESSIONAL Page
PROPOSALS Page
RAILROADS. Page
SPECIALT1ES .Page6
SUBURBAN PROPERTY. RTY........................Pae Pare 2
WANTED tHelp). Page
WANTED (Houses) ).......................... Page
WANTED (Rooms). Pare
WANTED (Situations). Page
WANTED (Misceilaneous). us)....................P Page
WINTER RESORTS. Page
WOOD AND Page
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-02

E@Do YOU
Ride. drive or keep horse.
Then you use . Carriage may need
new one.
Hyou don't you may want Harness,
Lap Robe. Whip or ''s0methin0" fo-
your stable.
We have everything belonging to the
most complete outfit.
ANDREW J. JoYCE's SONS.
A2s-1m 1G2s and 1890 Conn. ave
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-02
NIHEAP!
IEAp, CHEAPER, CHEArEsrl

As We have determined snlAre our place OF bust
ness The builders arr urr1ng let them conmelr-
wOrk Al Once IL order ~ do Will Rave % arti-
ton on sboGt one-thi1e OF and move
tbs sOds lnto tie other Par; uf tie that will
oVercrOwd US 10 avoid that have leterlnin@d 10
cut prices than the goods must 90 See our
PRICES
Ammonia, -. a bottle
CkLdrens Yarn Hoods. worth from DC 10 35r
Now iOc. w @'
aedlratcd Red rwilled Flannel worth 35c now &c.
Good Calico IN Eants only -.
Bleschesi and UnDlessehesi sheetss. 10. wide lsc
Best ruit OF the Loom Biessi.-l Cotton Sc
lest ltl4 Biea. iIed sheetlL.s M.
best tbf Bleac neS. SLseti. 10.
AL Dress <oOds al cost oeiov. Boys Windsor
Ties stocklnx am. worth ~. and lOc. reius ed
.jc- hhns. h. and e. COrsets e.. Good Corset.
1S- Dr.ss Buttons .oZ- AL Remnants very Cheap
A isw JA.lles' short Goats at cost.
4. b. TONSEk Z son,
3ass lssIS 7IH ST. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-02

Mason crzr, Feb. a--Iisut schvstka Pssss
comparatively saay night and b improved us
complains a severe pains - the bsss q -
splns- Unle0 soosthing nsu dsveaeps -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-02

NE MAKE IHE CIGAR. loU MAKE THE
w sInoAe. TIGER CUBANA-1ke best Cigar. s.,
LEOPOLD MILLER Sons.
egs-ly xSCh2aabsrs g.. y. AApufacturuR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-02
THE EVENING STAR.
FINANCIAL.

GEINAN-AMEKICAN BUILDING ASSOCIATION
AZ the rst annual meeting Of the association
held January the LIST. the constitution amended
as TO make the u.
Shares can be sus ribest 10 at any meeting without
tie payment OF ba.k dues.
Ile next REGULAR meeting will te held at Witthafts
Hail February the 9TH. II O'Clock pm. Sd and
WI. WITTHAFT. p yIERBUCHES
President. SECRETARY.
ia3l5t HENRY kOrTMANN. Treasurer.
STATEMENT OF THE FINANCIAL CONDITION
= OF the Serial Savings and Building Association on
the eth of January. lsDl-
ASSETS.
Net amount due from 457 shares advanced - -
IiABiIiTIES
Dues paid by stockholders
2F46 shares not hoidinz adj
Advanced payms NJ OF dues......Ii Ii.tE5i, Is
Premium accrued same. 4. .5S1 40
surpiu, IN excess q per cent };l4S3 20
JNO. A PRESCOTT, r. q. CANT BELL.
Secy. and Treas, PRESIDENT.
l8I6 81 51S l0tn NV.
The shove statemsnt is correct:
". s. TIRMIN.
NM MAISE.
GEO. ". CHASE.
finance COMMITTEES.
Stock In the 2Gth series be subscribed for
and dues paid. share. the Office Of the
JNO. A. PRESCOTT,
ta:jl-13t Secretary and Treasurer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-02

- APARTMENTS FOR GENTLEMEN.
- The Albany. 18th and SITS. NV.
This building. having sInUss excellent
Position, opposite Metropolitan Ciub. IS
now completed. IL has been carefully
desizna,. and CCnstTu, ted IN the bes.
manner. de, grated and completely fur
nis..,-d from special designs by the z.
Hanson Hiss NJ x Co., heated by steam,
supplied with elevator and eles.tric lights
and offers accommodations hitherto
known in Washington. kooIus, includ-
inx bath, from 500 TO 81 900 per
num- For permission TO inspect, &C..
apply to
ADDISON 4 LARCOMB,
ta30-3t' 1904 ST. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-02

<wHAT SORT OF CLOTHES
Are you looking for, A low price
does not always secure al advan-
tage to the buyer; a rule
tremely low prices means very
poor merchandise; that's not our
sort. We are selling rightly made
and perfect fitting suits and over
coats At . saving to you of from
S2to IS on purchase. Why not
call on us.
GEORGE SPRANsY,
CNEfRICE CLOTHIER,
is30 +:,+ 7th st. n.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-02

E@SBUY REMINGTON TYPE
WRITER'S,
BEST LINEN PAPER AND ALL
OTHER SUPPLIES FOR TYPE
WRITER OF
wYCKOFF, SEAMANs 4 BENEDICT,
PROPRIETORs.
,a29-3m COR. sTH AND r SITS. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-02
SPECIAL NOTICES.

N-N. 4. HALLER.
49, Architect,
GA llth ST. NV.
ja:3l-st' Sd floor Bsruer & kOss' building.
,eSATTkNTiON. CARPENTERS.
~ All members VI l. 4. l7iS, X OF L.
sIectiuy requested 10 attend the next REGULAR meet
inx MONDAY + eu. ~ 1891. Business vital impor-
tsnce to the craft 10 to before the By
orter Of the assembly. jA.pL.}t
<D. J. HOWELL. CIVIL ENGINEER AND
-. landscape architect, has removed his offces
TO National Union building. 9lS + st. n. Iee-
phonecall. 1O4-2. Ja.}0- Inn
kSIF YOU WANT AN ABSOLUTELY PURE
~ Cream OF Tartar Baking Powder buy the
4. 'PAkkISH.n
n does not contain an.,aOnia or alum jz31-tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-02
A GREAT ADVANCE IN WAGES.
GREAT INCREASE IN SALARIES.
BIG ADDITION IN YOUR INCOME
WE WILL TELL YOU HOW.

By paying s. monthly into the PERPETUAL
BUILDING ASSOCIATION you increase your wages
$3.50 per month
By paying 20 monthly you increase your salary s5
Per month.
By Paying seO monthly you increase your pay $40
per month
By Paying $50 monthly YOU increase your income
So Per month
By paying 600 monthly you increase your revenue
s5OIer month. and 50 on IN proportion.
This incr~ase in your wages IN your monthly SAL
ar Is secured TO you without gCing strike watt
In FOR roiEOtOn IN the departments and with this
Additional advantage, that save the money for You
un. the shares mature and you receive your SAVINGS
and the profits above specified al time. when
they vii. to you the most good.
For 500 special payment Will give so cents per
month
For $500 special payment will give you &C. so per
month
For 81 COO special payment we will give You as per
rnoniE-
Fc- 5000 special Payment We will give you s25
Per month
For $1,000 special payment will give you $50
per EsOath. all payable monthly. During the nine
years that We have been established have always
paid the principal on demand without requiring any
notice
We are paying our members per cent per annum on
shares withdrawn, per cent Ter annun special
payments and l. PER CENT per annum on matured
shares.
We are now redeeming orr frs. series at 12 PER
CENT per aunaiu and in March next shall begin to
OF profit.
Our present assets sj, 1872 10; liabilities s453
fO7. and our surplus and interest fund amounts
SCS, ~. 10.
Our receipts for tie past three months are S11S,-
Of - and Of the tenth series OF sock started last No
yeln5rr there have been 100 shares taken and on
that series alone there have been paid s45, 600
We advance $50 each snare payment, 81
monthly.
We advance $40 On 1--WE shares payment. $40
Troa;Lly.
We advance 1.O5O on seven shares; payment. Ella
monthly.
We advance $3.50 on ten shares; payment, SEQ
monthly-
We advance 60. 900 on twenty shares payment. $40
monthly.
Shares 81 per month can be taken at any time and
back Cues required Our office is 5O0 llth
81 NV, where orr regular meetings held the
FIRST WEDNESDAY EVENING OF EACH MONTH.
As will be from the above exhibit business
having very large and healthy increase
C. C. Duncanson. Pres Lewis Abraham. Vice Pres.
Frank O. Saxton. Treas John Cook. Secretary.
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