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Lieut.. Vests Troop Has q Brush
With the Mexicaus.
WAS BARON De REINACa MURDERED!
High Russian Officials Charged
With NihiIism.
AN OCEAN STEAMER OVERDUE
woRsrED BY LIEUT.. wrsr.
American Troops Come Cpen the Mexscar
Bsndit- sod Disperse Them.


INV ORLEANS, Dec. 27.-The TSnae.- D.-.e-
cra' special from Laredo. Tex, save: Intense
excitement was created in military circles here.
caused by the receipt OF Telegram from New
Laredo. over the Mexican lines. announcing
that Lieut. West and his comp.nv on rni,.i
States troops came upon a band OF bsndi.s
campec on the AlazAn creek. and killed one and
wounded another
Further particulars are % the effect that the
trooPs came upon the camp hrs, Of nishu.il
Christmas evening The banefits were ordered
to surrender. but ned instead, after deliver
ing scattering voley as thew ran on
'neir horses. SO far as 10 Known
none Of the troops were killed. The soldiers
returned the fire with the shove result II is
not known how badly the bandits were wounded.
Inc L ;. troops captured a large amount Of
arms and ammunition and few horses.
AFTER the light, owing 60 the darkness the
trail could not be followed. and in the morning
~ Vas found that the bandits had scattered in
al directions
Further details are anxiously awaited.
Aothlng as vet Is known Of the fate Of the
deputy United States marshsls reported 10 have
been captured by the rev olusionists
acuRIoUs STATE OF AFFAIRS
curious state Of affairs exists at San Ignscso.
few DAYS ago Judge Antonio Navarro. county
Judge OF Lapata county, residing at Carizko.
received letter from a citizen Of San Ignacio
stating that on several occasions Mexican col
diers had crossed to that point In full uni
Ior'n. . armed TO the teeth. and compelled
several Of their brother soldiers. survivors
OF the San lgsncio fight. 60 return 20 Mexican
sou with them, threatening them with instant
ceath II they did not return 60 Mexico Those
sociers who we're IN San Ignacio were afraid 10
return TO Mexico for fear Of being shot as de-
serters- Sheriff Haines OF Zapsta county seized
the letter and sent a COPY 20 Gov. Hoce ana ar
other 10 the commanders at Fort NcTnto.h "a
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THE QUARANTINED WHITE HOUSE
Little Martena's Condition shows No Ma
terial Change at Present.

teriai Shhnge at Present.
The White House is still in state Of quar-
antine and bids fair 70 remain 90 for II least
three weeks to come. Red cards saying ''Scsr-
let fever within" are conspicuous on the en-
tFances to the private part Of the man.
sion on the first and second aoors aud the
outside doors display small notices to the effect
that the house is closed to the public. The
Once part OF the building. however. is open
Tor business as usual and the President, Private
Secretary Halford and their assistants will be
found at their desks by any one whose business
requires their attention. tits hardly necessary
TO say that there are very few such visitors AZ
present.
The Attorney General was the Presidents
only caller this morning and be called princi-
pally TO inquire after the condition OF little
Martena Harrison. There is no material change
IN her condition ard none is expected until the
disease has run its allotted course The attack
4. mild one and gives no occasion for special
alarm.
Bennie and Marie Mckee are still prisoners in
the house with quarters far distant from the
sick chamber, and so far have shown no symp-
toms whatever Of the dreaded fever. They
have been compelled 10 cancel all the holiday
engagements they had made with their juvenile
companions
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WAS REINACH MURDERED,
A New Theory Concerning HE Dessh Al
vanced in Paris.

vanced in Paris.
PARIS, Dec. 27-In :he greater excitement
attending the proceedings in the chamber of
deputies and the revelations compromising 90
many prominent men in the Panama Canal
scandal, sight has been lost TO a certain extent
OF the autopsy on Baron DE Reinsch. whose
mysterious death has been attributed te various
causes-apoplexy. suicide and murder
The government having charge Of the ex-
animation. IL IL consequently slow and BE- At
tended with great secrecy. Figaro today states
that IL has information 20 the effect that DIR.
Brouardel. who had charge of the post mortem
examination, has reported to the gov
ernment that apoplexy vas not the cause Of the
baron's death. His report, the Figaro adds.
says that Baron de Reinach was poisoned and
tina. the poison was taken into his stomach
eight hours before death. Figaro also says
that the family Of Baron de Reinach are aware
OF the contents OF the report and have de-
manded that Judicial inquiry be held to prove
that the baron did not commit suicide.
II has been more than limited that Baron De
Reinach was put out Of the way by those who
feared that his evidence might implicste them
in the scandal IL IL is true that the poison was
in his stomach eight hours before his death
there would be good reason 10 believe that this
terrible charge against certain men IL true for
on the night Of the baron's death be. together
with n. Rouvier aud NJ. Clemenceau. attempted
to secure a cessation Of the Newspaper attacks
49, "ehN cc-ht Ah"1c uloh uin
Ii Is not at all probable that had Baron De
Reinach contemplated suicide he would have
gone TO the trouble to attempt 30 stop attacks
that in a few hours would have been nothing 70
him. and neither would he have displayed such
deep feeling as TO the result Of the ATTACKS
Horrible rs IL may seem there 10 no denying the
fac; that some Of those implicated i'm the scan-
dsl would have felt greatly relieved
II Baron DE Renach dead and beyond civ.
ing evidence that would besmirch their hersso-
fore good names The fact that the baroa's
death was linked TO the sudden and myssers-
ous deaths'of two other men Who we're cogui-
zant Of the bribery Of legislators givss addsd
strength to the demand Of the barons family
that an inquiry be held TO place the rsspoaa-
bility for his death where Il belongs-
lie Gauios has an interview today viii =
Andrieux, the former project Of polics, vhs, b
the course Of the interview, associassd ~
Baron de Reinach's death viths stssup9 naAe
two years ego 10 poison DR.. Herx.
1hese arttelss have awakened inosrest IN -
uatter and ths oaBcial report q ~ rssult G
~ sutopsy \ sagsriy avai>sA
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DEATH OF SURGEON HARvEY.-The Navy De-
partment is informed that Surgeon H. T.
Harvey, United States navy, died at Crawford,
Miss, yesterday after a long illness. Dr.
Harvey was a survivor of the Samoan disaster
and his last service was on the receiving ship
st. Louis.
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Patents to washingtonians.

Patents to Washingtonians.
Patents have been issued to citizens of the
District as follow:
John F. Alexander, explosive; Herbert L.
Davia, puzzle; Geo. W. Hall, house door letter
box; George E. Proctor, air cooling and puri-
flying spparatua; Samuel r. Scharf, fastenin
for railway rails; Chnrlss Stewart, implement
for cutting grass; 6inson L. West, Aitsr.
Dssigns hsve been i.ned to Eugene C. Bsrn-
hein tor spoon, and - Harry n rsdn for an
inkytnnd.
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MOVEMENT OF SILvER.-The issue OF stand
ard silver dollars from the mints and
treasury during the week ended the oath
instant was 1892 149: for the corresponding
period last year, S1.07S,674. The shipment of
fractional silver coin from the 1st to the 2ith
instant amounted to S945, 1897.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-27

STEAMSHIPS TO MEXICAN PoRrs.-The bureau
OF the American republics is informed that the
Mexican Steamship Company :of Philadelphia
has decided TO increase its capital from SlO0. 900
to $3.50. 900, and place three new ships upon its
line. Under its present schedule the company
has two steamers on its line TO Progreso, Tam
pico. Tuxpan and Vera Cruz. making the trip in
forty-three days, stopping both ways at Ha-
vana. 1t is proposed to place the three new
steamers direct to Mexican ports and use the
present vessels in the Havana trade only.
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InterIor Dcpartlnent Chnnres

Office OF the secretary-Promotion. Charles
W. Schneider, New York, clerk, sl,400 to
el,600.
Pension of6ce-Promotions, William W. Van
Loan, New York, clerk, o.. 800 to q. 500; Peter
W. Blazer, New jersey, clerk, q 400 to si, COO:
Charles B. Hemingway, Kentucky, clerk, e1 200
to el.1oo; Miss Gertrude Grosvenor, Ohio.
clerk, SLOW to el.2oo: Miss Katharine G..
Leech, Iowa, copyist, ss00 to clerk eI o00.
Resignation. Matthew Tierney, Florida, clerk.
el, 200
Land cfncs-Promotiona, Hutchines Inre.
Missouri, eopyists e900 TO clerk ei.O0o; Fred L
Den, Axannsas, transcribes, eeoe TO eopyist
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OVERDUE TwO DAYS.
Anxiety Regarding the Non-Arrfval Of the
Umbrfa.

Umbrfa.
LONDON, Dec 27.-Ihere is anxiety at Lloyd's
over the non-arrival in New York Of the Cunsrd
steamer Umbria, which sailed from Liverpool
on December IL for Queenstown, sail
ing from Queenstown for New York
on December 1s The Umbria has
therefore been out from Queenstown about
nine days. which is nj least two DAYS in excess
of what was expected. The great storms on
the Atlantic may, il is thought, have detained
the steamer without involving any accident
The Cmbria arrived in Liverpool on her pre-
vious voyage on December 10, having left New
York on December g.
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The Atlant. Sails for H.vt,.

The o. j. s. Atlanta sailed from Norfolk yes
terday for Hayti and San Domingo. Her mis-
sion is diplomatic one and she carries United
States Minister Durham as q passenger.
He is expected to straighten out a few
tangled incidents that have been
the subject Of considerable correspondence
with the State Department. The case of the
alleged cruel treatment of Dr.. News. an Ameri-
can citizen by the Chilean authorities, lis one of
these. The Atlanta will continue her cruise to
La Guayra Venezuela,
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PERsoSAL.-K. F. Rankin Of Chicago, A. c.
Parker Of Brooklyn. J. s. Mcdowell of Pitts.
burg and Chas. Roberts Of Boston are at the
Howard House.-B. W. Layton Of Ohio and
E. A. Graham of New York are at the Lin
coln.-Robert Knox Of Pittsburg. Gilbert L.
Smith of Sharon, Conn, j. T. Elliott of New
York and Herbert Ellis Of Philadelphia are
at the Fredonia.-L. B. Harrison of
Atlanta. Ga, F. w. Adams OF Takoma, Wash
Philadelphia are at the st. James, W.
DAVIS Of st. Paul, Hugh B. McDermott
Of Boston, W. s. Bryck of Savannah.
Ga, and A. B. Andrews Of North Car
olina are at the tropolitan.-James H.
Martin of Illinois, VIM. Rowland of New York
and W. s. Hanna of Charleston, w. Va, are at
the National.--Capt John Y Bourke OF the
army is at the Richmond.-Dr W. B. Pome-
roy Of o street has gone to Delaware to spend
the holidays
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NAVAL ORDERs.-Capt. B. F. Day has been
ordered to command the Boston per steamer of
Sd February next from San Francisco. Medical
Inspector c. H. White to special duty at the
Smithsonian Institution. Capt. G. c. Wiltse
from the command OF the Boston on reporting
OF his relief and ordered to return home and
report arrival. Commander George A. Con-
verse from duty in the bureau of ordnance.
3lst instant. and ordered as inspector of ord
nance in charge Of the torpedo station I'd Janu-
ary next. Commander P. F. Jewell an inspector
OF ordnance in charge OF the torpedo station,
as superintendent Of the naval gun factory,
navy yard. Washington, D. C. Surgeon P M
Rixey nom special duty at Washington on
the 5th January next and granted leave for one
month. Surgeon W. s. Dixon from special
duty at the Smithsonian Institution and Or
dered to special duty at Washington, D. c., 5th
January next.
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REAR ADMIRAL GHERARpI's fleet consisting
Of the Baltimore, Charleston, San Francisco
and Yorktown, sailed from Valparaiso yesterday
| for Montevideo en- route to New York
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-27

COMMODORE T. D. WILSON, chief of the bu-
reau of construction and repair, is reported to
be seriously i'll at his residence in this city with
congestion of the lungs.
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TEE W.sHrSerox RrAL ESTATE Co.
CAPITAL sIoO. 900. FULL PAID.

OFFERs FOR sAI.F AT PAR IT'S PER CENT
GOLD DEBESTrEF BONDS.
500 AND s5OO EACH
TNese hnnd. are rzy able IN gold coin May l. 1907.
bat suhj-t payment time af-s- Nay 1. 1897
o. N. OPTION Of the Companv They secured BY
frs moTtsage not-- Washington city real estate,
h-id IN trust by the WASHINGTON LOAN AND
TRUST CONPASY. trustee. which csrtihes - each
boni ISSUED. and that securities eIceei;ng in face
value by 10 per % the bOns certified have been
ceposit-d with it The notss deposited repressnt
est about tu,hsr1s OF the market value Of the real
estate upon vhirh they a first len. making the
security Of th-ss bonds unquestoned
INFORMANT ITENS FROM ANNUAL REPORT.
JUNE l. lSS2
TOTAL R--ourcss sSsG $50 II
Total kscsipts. sIcs7 ess or
kssi Estate hand actual eostJ. s16O. ls2. 81
DEBENTTEEs.
n@n@nfure- a-~ vAinsbs t0 persons who do No. ie-
s - - enrunher-d with the and responsibility
ks~rtnk The varcuS pspers necessary In the prepsr
sion and securi.y of real loan. 1. relieves
ue p.rsou Ncc-pttnx the dehanture Of the RESPONSE
bty Of iOosins afssr the payment Of upon the
property aEd The AnnOy Of . collection Of the
tHtsresl JOHN ii. WALTER
President.
1901 Ps, w.. Washington. u. Z.
BANEERs
Second National Bank Of Washinxton
The w.st irs.on Ian and Trust Company
h3Ih. tn-s-5u.
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SECRETARY ELKINs has gone to his home a
Elkins, VIVA, for few days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-27

The TRAINING SHIP CONSTELLATION has ar
rived at Havre, where she will receive exhibit
for the worlds Columbian exposition.
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The CRUISER NEW YORK will be docked a
League Island navy yard tomorrow to recelv
her propellers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-27

The o. s. s. MoNoNaAHELA has arrived at
Lisbon.
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS sTopAY.-Internal rev
enue, s1,025, 1863; customs, 81, 1926, ,sS4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-27

SECRETARY TRACY left here last night fo,
New York, where he expects to remain til
Thursday.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
HoFFIcE OF THE RIGGS FIRE TNsUl

H@oFFIcE OF THE RieGs FIRE INsUR-
wAsMISaf0S. D.. &c. Dec 27. 1892
semi;annual diyide nd Of three t8, yer cent has
~ ists @ to he st ssqelhsIssrs .,
The transfer BOOKS vii Be- oossd from December 81.
1892 to January B. 1893. both DAYS inclusive.
d2ss 'ns rR%S6fs SssLs SI a6HuN. Secretary
K~SMEN's EvENING Irf1.s REQUISITES AT
shirts. 81. 81. 80 and =:
Nsss s sss' si HasassSssis sss So
shisldscs White and Black Quilted Satin.
LEh; Fo"rin.Iana % aHt P',. Sas Tsad and feess for
1THEHns TEH re Se ss y AVE
NEn m L5hsEE TIsEFF ESFEsI5NSI x ~ i5M5II firm
ss 5: &: s.s s;s PRIV s
Of 70 the H he N 9Ss &
formerly reanrsd nc to Triss Sne os
IG5s co rented M
K~ALL PERSONS ARE WARNED AGAINST
tnysstpsnt Co. No: 534 TO bis Inclusive. demand
a.pf s s si'S .s soFHs OF S oi ;s
E~oFrICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS. OF
- the District Of Columbia Warrington
Dec %. 1892 TO whom It may concerns The Com
mssioners of the District Of Columbia have received
from Congress the following bill with request for
their views as to the proprety Of enactng it. Before
reporting on this bin the Commissioners desire to
know what objections II any, exist to said proposed
leg1saton. and for that purpose will hold special
session at TEN O'CLOCK A. NJ on FRIDAY. the
LHlKTIETH INSTANT. Ito lay out. locate. con-
enuous single double track PASSENGER and freight
railway and telegraph line with all the necessary
switches. turnouts. bridges and other appurten
necessary to operate the by horse cable electric
or steam power In the District Of Columbia. over.
through and a.ong either Of the following routes,
nsmeiy' First. BEGINNING at point in the city OF
Warrington, Dtr Ct of Columbia at the Intersection
OF Florida avenue and New York and extending
with the line Of the Metropolitan branch Of the
btitimore and Ohio Railroad to point about
mile from said Florida avenue thence leaving the
line OF the said Baltimore and Ohio Railroad and
going in northerly course to the bound
tersecton Of the said boundary line and the Sargent
road. as may hereafter be surveyed and agreed upon
BY and between the parties named herein their
cessors and the Commissioners of the District of Co
mmbfa or, second, beginning at a point at
University Station, the said Metropolitan Branch
OF the baltimore and Ohio Railroad. and extending
thence In northesstery to the northeastern
boundary OF the District of Columbia at the
intersection Of the said boundary line and the Sargent
road as may hereafter be surveyed and agreed upon
by and between the parties named herein their
cessors and the Of the District Of Co
iumbia" J, w. DOUGLASS. J. W. ROSS. WM. T.
bia. d26-2t
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FINANCIAL
BuEr.L CERTIFICATES

The NAr1os.L SAFE DErosrr
SAVINGS AND TKUsr COMPANY
OF tn. D,.tric, of Columbia
CORNER 18TH ST. AND NEW YORK AVE
Chartered by special act Of Congress.
Jan. 1857 and acts of Oct 1890. and Feb. 1ss2.
CAPITAL. ONE MILLION DOLLARS
Ksnts safe. from s5 each upward per snnum-
Silver ware and v.luabies taken on deposit.
TEN CENTS and upward received on deposi. and
interest allowed on sums Of no. lee. than S.
Prepare. and Keeps wills fr.. of chArss-.ots .s E,-
Of all kinds
ehSf4HssS ehS4FsS asSEPk assSSEPEh r. ls't4ssi S:s it..a.u
IHfPMhs fnhScfs ISS5s S1Sss THIRD Ts,.1T. Tse Pres
ALBERT L srURTEvANT. Secretary.
hssr ksS,Tn saSas a9f:. z191. Hs E9ssn'
Lewis Clephans. Charles A. James
James u. Johnston. Charles &. clover.
r. Ross Perry John g. Psrke,
II.
William z Clark, uy3Ol Thomas r. Jones
IDLE FUNDS DRAW INTEREST WHEN DEPOS-
u ited with u.. Call and sst our rates on demand
and time csrtnoAtss o. deposit before deposng else
where WOODS 4 CO. Bankers.
C222 ST. n ".
Op-n9:3o Closs4:30
su34 General BANKING
TNO. W. CORSON. JNO. W. MACARTNEY,
Member N \. Stock Ex
CoRsOH L MCCARTNEY.
GLOVER BUILDING. 14l9 ST. NV.
Pankers and Dealers In Government Bonds
Deposits. Exchange. Loans. Collections.
Railroad stocks and Bonds and all securities lstet
on the exchanges OF New York. Philadelphia Boston
and BALTIMORE bought and sold
speciality made Of investment securities Distric.
Bonds and all local Railroad Cas- Insurance and Tele-
phone Stock Jssl: in
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To SubscriberA,

To Subscribers.
Subscribers to TIE STAR who are
served by route boys will confer .
favor by promptly reporting to
TIE STAR Office, either in person,
by telephone or BY mail, any nesli-
gence on the part Of route boys.
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FIDELITY BUrLDrse. LOAN ASp
ISyEsTMENT ASSN
sossl4 @ sr.Nw

Sosi] % NJ v. W
AkSEIt. cluc.VO.OO
DrFs 81 rve MONTH on YaCH SHARE
MATURITY WALTZ IN iOc MONTHS. sspO
HAVE NOU MONEY TO INVEST, PUR-
CHASE AN sPFR CENT PER aSNUN COU-
ION CrRTIFICATE TO Run FOR 3YEARs
We PAY d PEE CENT PR ANNUMON
SPECIAL DEPOSITS OF e5 OR MORE
eaN BE wTrHDRAwS ANY ZINE ONO
DAYS NOTICE
MONEY LOANED TO SHAREHOLDERS
ONLY CAN BIZ REPAID AT THE RATE OF
sis PER MONTH On EACH Ell. Ooo BOR-
LOvED.
ORR FrTfuRrs SHOW VIZ OFFER TIVE
MOST FAVORABLE TRIMS on LOANS AND
DEPOSITS. AND OUR SECURITIES BFISG
THREE TINES TIE VALUE OF THE LOAN
AND THE LOAN BEING REPAID MONTHLY
NAKEs TEE SECURITY STILL BETTER
zach MONTH. EESDERING II IMPOSSI-
BE FOB OCk PATRONS 10 LOSE
DOLLAR
CALL AT THE OFFICE FOR CIRCULARS
AND FUkTHER INFORMATION
nIs HARRISON DISo&aAS. Prestaent
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BAxKrso HorsE o.
LEWIS @. TEwEsBURY CO..
l3s5 St. Adams Iron Building
WASHINGTON. d.
N.R- HIBBs. Manager
Deposits received subject
bsposffs tocheck ami interest allowed
Cn daily balances
Advances made corre-
Adrdnces spondent- against available
collateral
Government Bonds and all
Securities listed the New
Goxeruvnsnf BOnds York stock Exchange
bought and sold for the
usual com nIisSiOo
We hzv. direct rrtrG,e
prirGfe Brss ufrss our New York and
Chlcasp Offices
Our facilities for traitnx
n Grain ard Pryvtsions
49, f'"'@ tie Chicago Board Of Trade
unsquaiel
rnas. -pa~islty Of the
LossI Sseurtftss Purchss@ and sale Of all To-
c. Securities commission
Parties desiring 20 open
1crouut-, vel those
contemplating q change IN
A SsrCssfion existing arrangements or
reguirtng additional facili-
ties. are invited to call on or
address
IEwIs IEwKsBURY co
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-27

UsE GOOD QUALITY GLASS.
Do You realize the fact that by having fine
glass in your residence store you enhance
the value and beauty Of your property 6 nd
oftentimes cause sreedier and more
profitable sales Our ideas about this are
voars for the asking.
When you're ready to make the change
let us submit you estimate.
CFAs. T. HODGKlN.
Expert Handler Of Plate Giass."
S13 7th st. NV. d27
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fn<sp. tcinds SHIFTING to n0rfheasteriy,
probably h<4rn sn0tc this eUesssNQ and during the
ntoht foilOgAfd bV fair lCeafher dssriRg Wednesday
coadev AID sbr thuesterfv cinds.
s.tA3bs4 We are enabled to offer
etft = finished c. .oset seats ct the
low price Of dollar
each.
Other lumber yards ask
e. 80 for the same seats.
% did we prior TO this pur-
chase.
All kinds Of lumber e
popular prices
LIBBEY. BTTTIN6ER MILLER.
'Lsmesv. MAJ Hovk and Buiidsvr Hsrdssrss
Cor. utl st. and n. /. nv.
Branch. coz. l1th and 81 aA an
RKRRAC, PUNCH ExTRA0f. OIDTS-
lunds echner Coiaftce Punch. xeo k1ohan
az 7Efff.GERsk Eafffffa.stGHEfRfihk Y So.. I'D is -
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FINANCIAL
Asour SArE INVESTMENTS.


fh- ns-t eonsifsrs'ioh IN making Investments
= ---aritys .--rund. rat~ ~ ini--~-t When you
Loan yoar uiou.y .; o I-r cent yon have to take
N. rish ara ~Ep~n-s q collection. 60. ~hirh
usnAily amount 70 nl-r- than p-r cent
In IN. D.i-atur= Bonds of this company.
vhich yt-ld p-r Per -nnurn. yOu ar at NJ
toabie srp-ns- whatever. snd ths-- Bonds
srord an opportunity invest any amount
Th--- Douts are -~sur.i ~ real estate first
usor,<AEs- h-,d hy t,s B@si Estate Title Insrr-
she- Company Of th'- city shd further seenr-d
by the .ntfr- .s-st. % th.oampAnT. Intsrss,
payable --sui -Annn.ily
rhsr. .--urisis. besrin< eQual rats Of
In,sr-<t safer than th- R@.l Estate Ftr., Mort
Sot-- % this company. Ths-- notes nst
the tnv-.tar5 Ter o-nt the hr-t year snd 6psr
cent th-r.aft-r--our oOrnInis<ion beinx buf ger
cent
mission. and offer Al opportunity 70 invest $500
to $4,000 Fully secured
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