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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-08

He Attends the Cabinet Meeting Today an
Receives COngratulatious.

He Attends the Cabinet Meeting Today and
Receives Congratulations.
Secretary Blaine may be said to have fully
recovered from his recent attack of indiges-
tion. He rested all day yesterday and was
much refreshed by the total immunity from
business and callers
He spent the morning in his library at home
with his private secretary, Mr.. Dent going
over number of documents which had been
transmitted from the State Department for his
examination. When a reporter saw him he was
engaged at his work with his usual zest. He
said he felt quite well, and has been able to eat
a satisfactory breakfast Of bouillon and toast.
He sat in an easy, graceful attitude and dis
cussed with the reporter the sensational re-
ports Of his illness that had been printed.
''Some years ago." he said, Il used to be quite
sensitive concerning what the papers printed
about my health but have quite got over
THAT 1t doesn't disturb me in the least now ]"
At ii 80 Secretary Blaine went to the White
House and attended the cabinet meeting, the
first time he has been present since Tuesday OF
last week. He WAS warmly greeted by the
President and his associates and congratulated
upon his appearance. After the cabinet meet
ing he returned home and probably will not
witt the State Department today.
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GaRzA's FOLLOWERS SCATTERED.
HIS Revolutionary Movements Are By No
Means Checked.

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. S.-Tbe PicdypfHe's San
Antonio special says: Garzas followers are now
scattered into squads through several counties
the size of an average state in New England,
but his revolutionary movements are by no
means being checked. His active participants
are thus comparatively safe while the sentiment
OF the revolutionary pronunciamento lsspread-
ing. There Is reason to believe that II Cara
should succeed in avoiding arrest he will keep
up the present feeling and will have the active
support of all the anti-Diaz element in nortaern
Mexico, which will join him at once upon his
advance into that country.
Reports from various points throughout the
southwest convey the Information that parties
of Mexicans are equipping themselves with
arms and horses and are leaving for the sup
posed rendezvous OF the revolutionists Whiie
no sanguinary engagements nave occurred Tor
several days there ls a widespread feeling all
along the border that Gal Za's war is yet IA
Its incipiency. The only official adyices yes
terday were from Col Morris at Fort McIn-
tosh, who telegraphed Col. j. p. Martin, adj
jutant OF the military headquarters here, as
Follows: IL understand that the Mexican con-
sui at Laredo has received word from Gen.
Rice to the effect that party OF Gatzas men
had raided a small place called Lejoa- They
robbed the place Of arms and then hed to the
other side and were captured Hardie reports
under date Of january that he thinks the
bands trying to get together agsin after
the last break up. He Is at Saline. Tex
SAN ANTONIO, TEX, Jan. She latest 70
ports received here from the Rio Grande FROM
tier indicate that the numerous bands Of revo-
lutionists are moving toward Mexico, and that
unless their march Is interfered with within the
next few days by United States troops or Mexi-
can military authorities the majority of them
will have reached Mexican territory. They are
all thought 10 have one objective point in Mex
leo, where they hope TO meet and join forces,
and Monterey is said to be the city upon which
the first combined assault Is TO be made.
The Mexican government has been informed
of this plan and during the last two days there
has been a general shifting Of troops from the
garrison in the state of San Luis Potosi and
the lower part of the state Of Nueva Leon 10
the Rio Grande frontier of the state of Tamaul-
pas. The main armyof the revolutionists is re-
ported to be within day march of the bordag
and United States troops are being harrisd 70
intercept them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-08
THE REFEREE DEPARTS.
SHERIFF DUNN's AssAILANTs.
Two hingleaders of the Mob Who Fired
Upon Him Taken 90 Arkalon.


Upon Him Taken 20 Arkalon.
AEKALos, KAN, Jan. s.-Two Of the ringlead-
ers of the mob who murdered sheriff Dunn and
attempted to assasslnate Judge Botkin arrived
here yesterday afternoon under military escort.
They are c Anderson. chairman Of the seward
county commissioners, and Judge Leach. q
farmer residing twenty miles north of SPRING
field. All of the prisoners 80 far are members
of either the Farmers or Citizens Alliance
The warrants for the murderers were Issued
by am Arkalon Justice and they have TO bo
returned the prisoners are brought here 20
await their preliminary examinations. although
the county jail Is located at Springfield. Natur-
ally the complaints would have been made by
the Justice OF the peace OF Springfield. but lac
is accused Of being in sympathy with the con-
spirators and if the men charged with Dunn's
murder had been brought before him he would
have released them regardless OF evidence.
On the other hand. the Arhalon justice Is ex-
pected u hold all who are brought before hun
Tor trial in the district ward while it Is gener-
ally conceded that under existing laws no ccn-
victlop can be had OF any murderer, no matter
how cold-bloodcd, IN this county. A justice can
hold an accused man for several months or ill
il has been demonstrated at three separate
terms OF court that jury cannot be iInuan-
eled.
Ihe result is that all anti-Botkin men arc
convinced that an arrest or warrant issued by
the Arkalon Justice OF the peace means certain
imprisonment for an indstni period. The
leaders of tie conspirators are now being
brought an, and 1t is feared that their followers
will make desperate attempt to rescue them.
Adjutant General Roberts had been 80 thor
oughiy convinced of the probability of an at
tack that he wired Gov. Humphrey and laid the
facts before him and suggested that more
troops be sent to his aid. There are only
twenty-five men IN the county remaining here.
and this meager force must not only guard tho
prisoners, but form picket line about tie
town 10 guard against a surprise.
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GEr The Best.

PROTECTION AND PROFIT.
LEAD these .etters and then select your plan.
Ma. Z kdion.tor. President of the Columbia Title
oH%pinS %shiSs,o1 81 our sty Irtss ss fo0Ts ss
CHARLES 1. GURfE1. Esq. Cashier. sc.i o. 1851
ehsk BY you Tor 80 in settsen, 1 'os os
Iohcy No III, t42 in the Equitable Life Assurance
thems-lves but wish to thank You tor the
b to assure You ihaf il l n to increase
~. an9Unt oi i.y insurance now carried will insure
am. yours truly. "
tSi-ne,D W. EDMONSTON.
this policy his life for slO 900 He selected the
sOyear endoTment tontine plan he paid sisl. 30
The - years his family would have been paid 900
rsrently in good health and his receipt for
The iuD payment of sl6, ~. beInx 81, ,3IS 80 in
tHe best eombintion Of ana insurance that
las ever tssS, Len PTssTnisd 10 & the R1oSc;
l'..,lnoEs. Mr.. NewhOf wasa very large and pTomi-
.it woiesals merchant who increased his assurance
aiissKs- BONES ) HALL.
Managers. &c:
lear sirs am IN receipt this day OF the check of
w Lie Assurance Society Of New York for
late husband. Max SewhOr IN your society wish
Tor your pronpt setsment 8. ths ciails lie ias
lortion Of this insurance ESQ OOOl taken dur
eueston put a NY land. sts ts ..I InoDe ,S De a o1
o. NE insurance 20 the wltOw anu Orphan and yludI-
s1ics The eiIn Of tie Egaable that policy is Ike
very truly yours. NOE. -
These twO eters represent the plans OF the Equta-
te bitter tiaH any Wor.s Of ours. and
many That We annually receive. all beinx witness
Sno oar unparalleled prOntS paid 10 those who do not
&c Ne az safe hAylas surplus oi 80. .OOO. .UOO
JosLFH BOwEs AND H. A. HALL.
BONES 4 HALL
NanAyrrs for the DlstrIct Of Columbia
!AOSt l3-o + 81. Il ". and Baltimore. Nd.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-08

IHE PRESIDENTS CALLERS today included the
board Of Indian commissioners, Senators Petit
grew, Shoup and Quay, Representatives Wilson,
Dingley, Lind and Hall, Mr.. T. G. Rathbone.
fourth assistant postmaster general; Capt.
Shas. A. Conner and Capt. Ii. Z. O'Neill OF
Maryland
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-08

SENATOR QrAr AND THE PREsIDEST-Senator
Quay called at the White House this morning
before the cabinet meeting and had confer
ence with the President lasting quarter of an
hour or more. Later, while the cabinet was IN
session, Gen. Clarkson called and he and Sec
retary Halford talked Tor about half an hour
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-08

IoDAY's CABINET MEETISG.-An of the eight
members of the cabinet were present at the
meeting today at the White House, the attend
ance being complete for the first time in about
SIX weeks Secretary Blaine was driven over
from his house and received the congratula-
tions of his colleagues upon his complete re-
coyery from his recent brief illaess. Secretary.
ElkIns made his first appearance among the
cabinet officers at a council
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-08

p, NORTHWEST wAsHINGToN,-z. D. Gilman: Ge7
Pa ave. cigars; G. Winner Co.. 1918 Pa. ave.
grocer G G. Bryan. lab n. y. ave. grocer
Birch L Co. l4lI 14th St. Trocers; James X.
nedy < Sons, llJ6 Conn. ave. groce-s; Geo. W.
Cochran 4 Co.. l20l / St, cigars; Census Office
Company, AS 9th ST.. grUcers; Woodward Iorhrop.
llth ami SIS. general merchandise C. A. Prentiss,
9th ST and y Y ave. drulvlst Kings Palace, 81.
and Oh fth ST. general merchandise. John > Cssel.
llU7 9Th ST.. grocer: Edward Ii. Koss, 7th ST. and
Florida ave-. druggist; ID. =. Hcklin1. 3l9 Pa ave-.
drusglst. Merits Modern Pharmacy. llth and
s;s Edmonston Co., ES59 St.. boots and snoes;
II W Walton. 9th and sts., drug4Ist, hutton &
hilton. IA ST. druggists; Harry Standiford's
F. T. Cissel. 10Th and New York ave. druggist;
C. Brown, 9TH 81: and RI. ave-. druggist; JAMES
u hilton. 1903 Pa. ave. books and stationery.
Roeders dupont Pharmacy. Conn; ave and 1871 st.
glst HOustOns Pharmacy, corner lOih and sts.
sou fHWtSf WAsHiNG1ON. - Edward Green.
corner lgrh 81 and fir2inia ave. druTEst ". s. kch
srlson $40 Al St. druxgist; sanuei L. Kelly Co.
drusr1st SOETHEAsT wAsHiNGT0N.yi, a.
Rover. corner North Capitol and sts.. grocer Frank
D. Walter. corner 10TH and u sts.. druggist; Henry
A. Johnston thranchJ. druggist. .Il and II sts.
VI T. Byrne :fn and Mary land ave druggist. SOu IL
EAST wASHINGION Frank r. MEIER 1Jl Sth
ST.. druggist, J. Waiter Hoiees, cor. Penn ave
and d ST.. druggist; Francis fetrola. tiy Penn ave
druxslst CLar.es iA klIs, 4th ant Va drs9ist
ANACOs11A. b. C.--w. W. FISHER. corner Monroe
and JoEns9a sts-. druggist. GkORGEIOWN-N.
u Brace. 2st9 VI ST.. druggist; A Hanlon IiiI 32d
81. sToger' II. W. Otutt. sd and sts. grocer.
inAhohA fAEh.-BIrch 4 Co, near station OF
ID C-Charles MCGEE. at station Of Baltimore and
Ohio railroad, srocer. jatjCt
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Ex-SPEAKER REED, who has been at home
during the holidays, returned TO Washington
last night. He will remain until the close of
the session.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-08

RECEIVER APPoINTED.--Thec controller OF the
currency has appointed Mr. Lewis L. Lostetter
OF Iroquois receiver OF the Huron National
Bank Huron. 5. ID.
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AN INDIANA BANK-The controller OF tho
currency has authorized the First National
Bank OF E!wood. Ind, to begin business With a
capital OF $50. 600.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-08

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS ToDAY-Internal
revenue, s504 2s7; customs sG7O..i0.
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NAVAL ORDERs.-Lieut. Edward ". Sturdy
ordered to examination for promotion. Lieut.
Frank L. Sawyer ordered to the training ship
Rlchmond, lfth Instant Paymaster {. w
Slanm ordered TO the Charleston. Lieut. q, f.
Lasher detached from the jamestown and
granted three months leave. Ensign Edward
Noaie detached from the coast survey steamer
Macarthur. 18th instant, and granted leave of
absence for one month. Paymaster ". Colds
borough detached from the Charleston and
ordered to the San Francisco and fleet paw
master OF Pacific station Paymaster Arthur
Burils detached from the San Francisco or
dered to settle accounts and granted leave for
two months. Assistant Engineer O. l.. Sails
bury detached from the Baltimore and granted
three months leave. Assistant Engineer W.
L. {. Hasson detached from duty at the Union
IRON works, San Francisco, and ordered to the
baltimore. The uneNpired portion of the SEN
fence of suspension In the of Lieut.. Com
mander Geo. A. Bcknell has been RENTED
from the 9TH January, 1892.
PERsoNAL.-H. E. Smith of Providence, G..
". T. Knott of New York, C. T. Ashbrook Of
Cincinnati and ]. d. O'Neil of Penns ylvania are
a. willard's-J NJ. Brennan of Paris. Ky..
b. l. Douglas of Wheeling. $. T. French of Chi
cago and II. /. Hildman of Boston are at the
Randail.-John T. Bartlett of New Britain.
Conn, John Il. Grey Of Lancaster, Eng, 4. E.
hdiey OF Wisconsin ana W. IA. troZler
OF London are at the Arlington
f. II. Kidder of Brooklyn, J. Atwell of
Pennsylvania, Walter W. Price of New York
and ID. II. Liliman of Seattle are at the Shore
ham.-F, Sander of Georgia, Benz. Miller of
Philadelphia. L. II. Payne of Pennsylvania,
John Glenn of Baltimore, II. Z. Thornton Of
Alaska and J. NJ. Holmes of Philadelphia are at
the Riggs---Louis Is. Grim OF Philadelphia.
VIM. Il. Knight Of Boston, s. III. Derby of
Chicago and W. ii. Stevenson of St
Louis are at the Ebbitt--J. r. Wood,
general passenger agent j. Il. Il. Richard II.
Dodge of New York. j. A. Graham of Kansas
City and S. W. Cobb of ST. Louis are at the
Cochran. Walter j. Brittin of New York, 4.
L. Jordan of Boston, Max Schuller of Berlin
and {. c. shannon of Pittsburg are at the
Arno.--Frank J. Price of st. Louis. J. p
Van Hook of Philadelphia, ]. Spiro and Z. Z
Sutton o. New York are at the Johnson.-T.
i. Heisel of Chicago. John Harvey Of Brook
Ism, George S. Hoover of York, Pa, and Alex
Silkirk of Albany at the Howard.-Robt
c. Combs of Maryland, S. Lee Davis of ST. Paul.
w. j. Humphrey of Boston and X. Il. Rayner
of Wilmington. Del. are at the st. James.
II. u. Crow and q. f. Johnston of Cleveland.
Tenn, Chas. Small, jr.. Of New York and John
Sheridan of West Virginia arc at the Metro
politan.--Wm. s. Bali CT North Carolina, II
Z. OBrien of San Diego, Cal. and H. Hauf of
Chicago are at the National.
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FAIRLY UNDER WAY.

&sSNOw FAIRLY UNDER WAY.
II bepqa t,ro days ago. Today
uhe third day. It is in fun sweep, I
refer to the Isdpct1On safe FRO
Rressing Numbers availing
themselves Of tie tempting offer.
.,c, Here is the good ncics'' again;
ooo@ our I'cE OF az IrcnseraRgs at Is
49,, per cent IF married prices.
Aens." Your pack or az Su1tipps teraeut
Fut Dress at % per ceat Of nc,ksd
prices
ION can fgure 1t yourself. Every
thing is marked in plain figures, aud
nothing ''doctored" either My
r iGea is to clear out the entire stock
NO this nonth-hefore opening spring
c,,.un patterns No ,skiInpins" of work.
SEisnDin0." Everything will be finished and
tailored Just as elegantly as if yon
had paid full price No Trousers or
Suits hang as stylishiy lit more
perfectly than those leaving this es-
tabiishnieHt.
- With new customers coming in il is
Ao but natural that should give even
. - more than the usual attention to
fTQhI" turning them out properly. for
the only prOht am getting out OF
this sa Is your good will
The philosophy is this: Having
done prosperous business three
"The lose a little on the ..taIi end = yet
Phiiosophv." the future orders OF these hundred
or more satisfied customers. Natu-
rally the best viii be the first to go
SO don't delay.
G. WAKEFIELD SIMPSON.
Expert in Trousers"
Cor. 9th and g sts. NV. las
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~ SAFE DEPOsIT COMPANY
OF WASHINGTON.
NE COR 1oIH ST. AND NEW YORK AVE
CHARTERED By SPECIAL ACT OF CONGRESS
JANUARY 80. 1867.
ieeIsanized unGer act Congress October 1. 1S90
2rnsacts the bushes. of
TRUST COMPANY
~ Al Its various LTaacheA
AIso the tusne-sotA
SAVINGS BANk
eAfE DEfOSIT COMPANY
Capital:
CNE MILLION OF DOLLARa
le.. o. executor administrator guardian a. ,b...
fsfes c: minors committee of the OF lunaties
receiver assignee any aud every
IsscTiption-
wills kept without eharse
Receives money depo-i,sin sum. Of TEN CENTS
HHuI"aEd and allows interest thereon
Money deposited before the frst day and on ,bea,.
tseoEd and tLird days tie month VII r.v ut-rs,,
frUnl the t-st day.
LeaH. HS.sy ryon real estate and collateral sscur
ay.
ssls frstciss. real estate and other securities in
suns Of s5co and UPWARD
Receives SILVER WARE ana all hind, OF vAIr
ALI1S uIon deposit in capaclous slOEass vault, q.
LLsari As-eG dryness aisI securiiy
SNAIL sAfEs FOR REM IRON e. to sl25 PER
ASNUA.
.lss so1Tpi,iy 51-sItG N frG srs to and g1tn
iSLrs, IEtll = O'Clock r. H.. follows
tn the 18th day OF ese month.
ta Tie LAST business day q
Gu tAe trsi. second ALQ tLITu DAYS uf sa~h ,,.,,n
kuud1ys exreptedl- ~N Aon'H
NhvI the lSsl iA..s On sunday 10 I1.A s.y xAIbs
sslst1g 1ts1-
Management:
!Tss.ueEt
BENJAMlN 4. SNYDER
Ntce Presidents.
CHARLES 4. OIUglE First
JANIS IL JOHNSTON. seCOal
Treasurer.
Z fkANCls RIGGS
Secretary.
AlbEkI l. sIJAIEyANr
UlrectOrs-
tepjan4in P Snyder. ZsE4s c. LObbtna
<lcsEt =. sturt=N4nr Andrew Nylle
StNfss u Ei~ot, AattEew kEue-y.
S~~s C.et4.ae. eE4Elss A James.
.ASStS = nlAAHt. =. iIAEclS k.g-s.
S-ls-s u. JOoLs,on, Charles 4 (,Io,ss
ESss ferFy. John u. PxrAe.
1aesas Assss JoLa b. foassrA
oo0 vuItAD l. Cara
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SPECIAL NOTICES,

6SspLRITUALlsM, woNN's HALL. 72l
- 18th St. every Friday night Miss Maggie
Gaule, wonderful test medium. During day Friday
iDr private sitsings. Mrs Cabells, 10 I'd st. s.e
ja1-th&f.tr
ESMASONlC.- A STATED COMMUNICA-
-, ton Of 81: Johns oJye. No. il, F. A. A.
". W !! pe held at Masonic Temple FRIDAY, Janu-
ary ., IsSt at O'Clock pm: Work. first and s.cond
qeerees Members OF otter lodges fraternally invited
BY order W ". j. C. FILL. secretary. ja1-2t
II SELES HON OF DELEGATES TO THE
- Republican District Convention.
IN accordance with instructions and dretIous OF the
Republican Central Comitts- OF the District of Co
!umba 1t is hereby ordered hat the Republicans in
.tte C"elStwo t eei alive districts Of he District
OF Counbla "a bic tn 'ir customary places of
III estlnr on MONDAY EVENING Ja?uary H. IStrl
az ociock pm aad rroseed II such eer as they
may ect &c choose three del and two
g TIE Iubcsn District convention, assemble at
Shta Thsi 5 hsH, No 62 pennsylvania ave. u. W.. on
IL, ESDAl January ~. 1hS2 At II O'Clock M. for
tne lTnose OF selecting two delegates ami two
mates to the Republican National Convention, called
70 meet ON the nh day of June. 1892 at Minneapolis
AlnA. tor tie purpose of nominating can yldaes OF
the epublIcan party for president and Vice President
o. the United States.
A. BRADSHAW.
ta1-:jt'
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SATISFIED!
HIS REPUTATION Is ESTABLISHED

HIS REPUTATION Is ESTABLISHED
And his patrons know that everything he
offers Is as represented. In Small Diamonds
he is known as an expert. His collection OF
stones embraces all the standard '.cuts.
lRepairing always finished 1t the time
promised
o3l Seventh street northwest fJ1w
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-08

So We hare the LARGEST building IN Anrrica de-
roted dEICLUSIPELf to tie sale Of FINE Clothin0
al RETAIL.
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FINANCIAL.


u MON SAVINGS BANK,
500 SEVENTH STREET.
OPPOSITE POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT.
F. @. SMITH. President.
i. G. KIMBALL. First Vice President.
A. u. LOIHRoP. Second Vice PRESIDENT
JOHN TWEEDALE. Secretary.
7. A. LAMBERT. Treasurer.
DIRECIoRs.
Mai F. c. Ainsuorth. LG Kimball,
G-orSc W Cissell, George W Knox,
G. c. Cole, L. A. IaIuhert,
W. 4. Dusall. A. NJ. Lothrop.
n T. CAKE. Geo. w Orntt,
q. Gold. Isadore Saks,
H. A. GriswolJ. +. Ii. Smith.
Tracy l. Jefords. John Tweedale.
The directors Of the Union Savings Bank congratu-
late the and friends Of the bank upon its
prosperous condition at the close Of first months
of its life Since the opening day the of de-
poss and depositors has been steady without break
and careful and conservative has the manage
A.cHt alReI laSlhs tho
which has been credited every account and div
idends at the rate of and 6 cent to the five and
ten years instalmen deposi.ors the bank could on
one days notice dollar and quarter for every
dollar of deposits. Depositors requested bring
in their Pass books and have their
credited w.
TIE BANK aeain invites attention to the induce
ments 1t offers to various classes Of de-
positOrs-
FIFTY DEPOSIT AGENCIES at the principal stores
in ali parts of the city make it practicable
ior any to deposit small amounts out OF
business hours.
CHILDREN should be encouraged from the earliest
age 10 begin business and how nickels
Will grow.
WORKING PEOPLE have the opportunity. .tby aving
small amount each weeh in a conpar-
a.iyely short time to accumulate enough to
make the first payment a comfortable
home. The bank Will then loan the remain
der Of the purchase money.
DEPARTMENT CLERKS and others VINO are able
TO specific smount each month will
md our instal.ment bonds n profitable in
yesiment.
GUARDIANS and others who have money on hand
which is not 70 be used for n considerable
period will fnd the Union Savings Bank the
best place of deposit.
CHURCHES AND SOCIETIES having funds ac-
cumulating or waiting for a specific purpose
may secure per cent interest by deposltiug
III the Union Savings Bank.
Bank hours each week day frou to 5 and on Satur-
days frola6 to pm.
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Chas J. Bell, Jas. Z. FitchA Geo. ". Brown
BELL & Co.. BASKERs,
1iO6 G STREET
DEPOSITS. EXCHANGE. DISCOUNTS.
A speciality made of investment securities
Foreign exchange issued on all points
:a7-3m Local securities bought and sold
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FIDELITY
BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION
Has tie b-st Ilsn devised fo- securing Home.


Has tie b-st Ifsn devised fO- securing Home
No AUCTION OF MONEY
No BACh DUES REQUIRED
ANY amount !Oan-d. repayabi ! - month on each
Sl,OtU advanced. Shares. 81 Der month
I'm PR CENl INTEREST On DEPOSITS
lhe association guarantees interest the rate OF 10
per cent pr auuum al deposits 50 aud up.
wird uoi wlthirawu before the expiration of years
raging per cent of this interest seni-annuaiIy and
after = Years the additional 4 per No interest
Will o- paid on deposits Of less than months Sta
lht Members may withdraw at any time by giv.ux
70 dayS notice 10 the Secretary il writing. The
Salo Rods the rgt 20 recall these certificates on TO
days notice 10 the holder thereof. but pay interest
upto tiIe OF withdrawal. tthe>e certificates are sold
only a. the Offices Of the assOciation.l
OFFICERS.
~ .NUMAN: President
hNDhIW " " Ali... lst ice Preside mt and Aaiigpr
1EOk6E W LfACH. ..........-....2d 2d Vice PresICient
ria-H-A tI<r Secretary
Tf-OfuE Treasurer
fDW sID Attorney
iCf psinphet> and information apply ut the oiice,
next door to ColupibisX Bank,
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