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Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1900-09-08
Rocks Co. Fair.

Last year those who attended
the 9Th annual Fair Of Rocks coun
ty had a splendid time. IL being a
complete success. the people tax
ing much interests In exhibits and
the Premium List Liberal. It Is
to occur again next week, Tuesday
the IL to and closing Friday 14th,
and about everybody 10 the Sa-
line are going and if our citizens
want a couple days sport they
should drive over there Tuesday.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1900-09-08
PAotogrophSc School.

n, A. Voss is preparing to open
a school of practical photography
IN connection with his Phctogra
phic Studio in this city Terms
and Information. on application
If you are bald; if your hair Is
falling out, or if-Vou are troubled
with dandruff, there is but one way
to cure it. Shampoo once week
with a good clean soap and apply
Beggs' Hair Reviewer. It has cur
ed thousands and caat.fail to cure
you. Try btsnow. q. G, Fariey.-
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1900-09-08

No modern discovery IN medI-
cine has been of greater value to
the people than the fact that Beggs
German salve will cure cuts, burns
and scalds without leaving a scar.
1t will also positively cure blind,
itch and bleeding pllcs quickly and
permanently. It has cured thou
sands 1t will cure you JIG. Farley
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1900-09-08

Curt wann'foOk a trip to DEN
yer this weeks
Rev. Jourdanls children are now
enjoying a new bicycle received
THE week.
Mrs Margaret Haddock Is prov
ing up on her homestead on the
North fork, and Hosley his up in
Hamilton.
Alois Brown and family left our
town to go to South AmericE
but got TO Brooklyn, n. 7. and
liked it so well he has located in
that city.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1900-09-08

Dandruff and falling hair are I'm
natural and the result of disease,
caused by poor circulation. Begg's
Hair Remover never fails to cure
because it restores the circulation
and nourishment to the scalp and
the hair cant help But grow even
on bad heads. J e Farley.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1900-09-08
nfeeffnrE on fhe side.

zA certain stout lady resolved to
z6nsuit a physician about her cors
p6fence. - she had ne previous
eSpefiences with bautiug" of any
sort. The DOCTOR drew up a careful
dietary for her. She must eat dry
toast, plain boiled beef, and q. few
other things Of the same lean sort,
and In NORTH return and report the
result. -s
AZ the end of the, time the lady
came and was so stout she. could
hardly get through the door. The
Soe4ory was akI.ast.! - = '1s- :
ibid you eat what i told ,y6u ?'@he
asked. - zc-nA zs-I1i- svE e.
d fReligiousIy,@2 she answered Z
His brow BFiRkled in perplexity.
.SoddsHly he had q Hash of aspiration.
seDid YOU eat . any thing else73 10
sxi.Aa an so s--fo7 80 SiSn
-: TsrLgEy, any ordinary meals !tsosatee
the sfzdy.-Pearson's 7TEeekly.@-o 80:
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1900-09-08
Horse Products.

4 French paper publish a table
showing the total OF horses In the
principal countries of the world. The
figure given below demonstrates that
the industry of breeding horses is OF
came Importance. The following is
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1900-09-08
LeG0L papers dr0aDn.

Le00L papers Gr0a0n.
When You want any deeds, or
mortgages, land contracts or agree
ment drawn carefully at reasona-
BILE charges. come to this Office.
Also aHY Notary work.
If you have land or property to
sell or rent be sure to list 1t with
us at this Office.
Harry Freese, Notary Public
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1900-09-08
EIEENlWH & e sll:DpNG.


Il Eeaeds the beb-ehits thistle In che
g: iae1xs breatk Ge 5maeas.
TIE bl9en wa5 al The elder and the
taHN ON the EnfHs t
steod with beatxa heart beside the
- babblins Mscaa.ehee
Tdsee my lore como down the glen TO
keep her tryst with me. >.
saw her pace, with quiet grace, the
shaded path along,
And pause to pluck flower, or hear
thrush's song.
Denied by her proud. father as 4
i1fB suitor to be seen, z'' s1-o::2p ~
She came to me with loving trust. my
80 gracious little queen. a5se7.I q: ..
i -. = -,l.,t-..ry ;..fs ~ -: i5s..; sr.-
Above my: station, heaven knows, that,
- gentle maiden shone,t-1 f2'-si -
For she. was belle and wild ; beloved
- and a cub, unknown; 49, r...z NJ >:
The Eich ) and great a1e-,it zrheE'
) 4 4thropgea,; and, sought on Bonded,
= sd kneesnai 55.5;{Gs - TI1=s1 sssg5}Ez fe:c-e'
For love this gracious princess gave:
ct with an her heart to me "a. q, :, :.
So HRe 5sa startled fawn before MY
i eio4gihg eyes she stood, "a 80 80 ~ -
With an the freshness OF q girl in
aHsh OF Womanhood.
Easzzsnbled as z put my arm about her
19f fprmdivine5 5a75 Ht75ss ':fT'5sT q
And Ftammered zas In laaTkard speeets
begged t her t tH be I np5lIppe: syGwIs al
It's weet TO hear tie p5aRttefiinIglF OR rain
"a That lulls a dim7It dream; .,sa.a
'Gss sweet to hear the song Of birds,
. and sweet the rippling stream;s
IIis sweet amid the mountain pines to
: hear the south wind sigh, al =-z'z
More sweet than these and all besides
was the loving, low reply.
The little hand I held in mine held all
had Of hfe,sai 7.lj @E95i" Z-1-5'I g
go mould its better destiny and soothe
= to sleep its strife.
lis said that ang Is watch DER men,
commissioned from HbU1e:79 's
My angel walked with ME on earth
and gaye to me heTIoRea 81 n173I 4
J.
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Land nESale.

. ELL EG01sEFHEAT AND
r SIUREIsAND PRICES
REAS ERMS LIB
ERA RHE US.
hoipg & Son
Lace
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70 clean Pictures.

,1sEe sclean the glass 'oVer pictures,
dip "A piece of chamois in alcohol,
Fling nearly dry. and wipe thorough
~ 7eR1ightly. Polish with q piece Of
s3fS1ess 1nOis:s TIE Ffldeds frzmes may
.alsorbe cleaned slFslr stkeE alcoh6l! II
of paintings need cleaaiRg thorough
" dampen. a soft ,cleEh. in var
m which some CASTLE soap hSs
$50 issoIved Dry scarefdf1y.i aid
.YfEEETsrnish lightly with some thin
h, French sEetonching xaTHish..
well to consEla an. artist. lin Re-.
to the best Tarnish. .-z-.aae .ts-
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All! dearest wife, my heart is stirred,
my eyes ara. dim with tears .,
L think upon the loving faith OF all
these bygene years. 5 Sa9t5E "oy
Eeg now We stand upon this spot, as
jim that dewy. morn,
With the bloom npdn THE, alder arsna
the tasssl On the corn; II 81 80
s.l,lIte So. .t..-: - -cDonn Ylatt. :
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1900-09-08
Campaign hats at Livengood's

L slCapipa,gn hats at Livengood's
Two bunches of western horses
were here on sale this week.
Henry Knoche has moved to his
farm 4 miles north of town.
Shirts bought at half price and
sold at same price at Livengood's.
MIS-. Birdie Nolan Fnltz and
child have come home on visit.
Miss. Alice Cole will teach the
Sowlby school in the Saline valley
this fall. 's-=slss 2 -
~ DR.. Snyder IS having a serious
spelllof sickness from erysipelas
in the face:
- Fine line of PANTS cheap at
Livengood's.
John eHaII,s family. have moved
to thelr new cottage on north
Oak street a-o75so.' or
z
Dentist Rafiipgton has decided
To. locate: here and open parlors in
the 1st National bank building.
i Tom. Ton Reed ed fre on = Buckeye
has rented and moved his family
to the BENT" house on east side
Eefs town. - -
~
Ladies Golf capes. -
at 6. ". & A 3 Llyensggfnod'7 =
Our home supply Of Zee gave We.
autthis week and butcher Thomas
bad ito ship IN car Of tnanttfaetur'
ed ice from the east - Z
Shoes Still going ;i st half price 51s
- at G w "a E LiveRgoeds
Z Thg new Grocery of aZelgler's
Iis a. great accommodation to south
Esiders and the goods being fresh
hnd new making them more att
traetiYe and better for customers
t7a The exodus ad Of sthretshing ma ha
chimes has commences, the first
outfit being'.shippei east this week
t vet there issal million abusheFa not
threshed yet s4s4gz5 z3zrod 9se1, POI
Brga baairrIgs 3 aims IN III Gihhghatns, So 80
"od bds at Liyengeed,ss,
-s7oj 80 ie.:t. All 7eul 2c,,}7 !
The city has put in splendid
[ dew pump at tho CITY we'll in front
of Zeigler's store@~A correct move
Ef4s IT. Dis a great accommodation
not only TO our town people who
i1ayyea teams as we'll as to the m;rnv
fan alers with their teams - IN.
'HCT EC41s.s5i tz.3Tz
f. IffYou want YOUR hair TO grow,
you; must restore the conditions
that madesit grow originally that
is good healthy scalp and 2 per
feet .eiraulatiepazo of the blood that
supplies the cells with np11rishInent
.Beggso Hair Renew is the only
preparation that is Guaranteed to
EYtrTif----T(Si-{{FT4
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1900-09-08
sss5A STORY ABOUT : 3 L 81 a 3 :,
Bow He Made a. VFonId-Hs AdFissf.
Feel the Weight Of RespOnsap aiify.

Bow He Made, a, gcn4d-HsI AdFissf
Feel the weight OF Isesp0nsfp iilty.
1f-Ettis-A story recalled aprepsos of the
/ act that President Mckinley is show
fiag mich the same conservatism In
hasatznA tment, of Spanish-Cuhan. COM
EE1acabiens that had previously been
! shown by Mr.. Cleveland Surprising
IS thus atttpde has, been to4snaDyr Re-
publicans. ,7itft,rrc d,.,oI
Inc story was told yea rs ago by
Mr. Dixon, Of Rhode Island. ar Repub-
mean Congressman of pro nlinence in
war days. 1t was when. tie war. VI was
still only haff over and, mGInv people
at the North felt that a 11nl5re Vieor-l
avs policy was demanded, .!Chere had
ben meeting Of. ipsrrolmrrlinssI nt North.:.
Sc men, 5linctnding Cove rnors; Of
Northern states They pas sea reso.-
!utlops that the campaienet should ba
EnOsY aggressive and com missionsa,
-e9T| B18Nn to call on Mr. Lii lcoln, tell
n1m OF the Meeting and read4d toghimva;
Ssord OF ITS cqqnclpsioafh elidr.: Dixon;
SAID that he undertook the task with,
e, good deal OF salts. action and felt
we very large.EV ed i41ano when he.
:Nan1 mp TO the WbdteJHouse. .<pne EVEN
s 70 ueAVer NJ .nself of hi s missioml
ntneoin .stened withlou t inter
cEatx 10y VIC t. Mr.. -Dxon hAR0'do say,
IS s1!cnceI wh eTi added not a, little to
,s-Le .1npr fsY seness of the 1atteris ele.
~ When mr.. =T4Dix,on 3d waz
sGEEEk1s Mr. BincoIni said to II TFiirf1:I
-. fssazt you ssre2aL good fell ow and {,
~ yes 4Syays had "a high opinion or
Nbi. atsis needless for me taH add that
kVEa ~ sirnesdfroIn. those who sent you
ftiefeSH authoritative Thera1aivernera
- orth9 rnt states are the North
+ tFhaf they decide must be carried
sEpuffss:5E Sfin, in justice to myself, you
| must remember that Abraham Linz
seln is the President 2of the United
/ States. Anything that the President
| OF the~United States: does. right or,
| wrong will be the act of Abraham
lincoln, and Abraham Lincoln will by
the people be held responsible for the
1President's- action. But I have a
lProposition to make to yeug Go home.
and think the matter:eYer. Come to-
flne TOMORROW rnfng at. b'clockss
i and I will promise to de .anytlling that;
4 soul then 5haTe detsrhafned upon as
3 the right and 9aSprppsri thing! To- ao.ss
Il GoOdy night. ret tse .;T lsas 4l.shl s.
Mr., Dixon left, the ne White House
feeiiag even larger than 2 When he he en-;
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1900-09-08
u fdrfeY;

THg s5ecte3d8 England pub:
.IlsAlaee EiEf on anne xingss5i Ish5 be-
ETspnsyp 81 M fllft tEss In a fsiea 70 the
EngaiSh 4hFtal e., pa aud 40 1ndeIleif4.1F
deAE G brfhah f4Ryo IS WlEief5ec of
,eteaBsap swh91n54 81 eTs;fpd free
z .Ea,aeEssa seAfM sssiell4s s0itfeds ahEEIsk s
eIrs closed 10 4 Al 1I1eafs the
'Sla Hutch farmers - afoo1 s'ls@7La i
~ es IL ssd1E5r 79TSa c,=uo1 -
ss'g Offered with piles for nearly
fO1vearsa I could heal, them up fer
- time but they always came back ;,
3 YEAR ago I bought box ef
aeeeaA German ssaiVe and asea 1t
rs afFect ed -. .ssf /. . btaiIsa 1iin1neaiafe
<siieN and never bad piles stHee-
We + Cart ka % 81 ny.. la1tl.t'f bvfa..t
.rsrzSPC 3-o3 SIS CIV alQo84 To- ETToe
IL e sssrl,sY,1 10 5az:1Gi-zsso ed. 10
s3tts sE:t#H
ess 0neoot the hapPiest- land iack :
t fteess:f 'flal6a.es 1T The PicnicfwaE Mrs
.lohn" Earfehfatigif y People ,alrsied
e5aE9 .St5e' 0ifa 81 Is - = l';fl
I've Girls kacfsE 't4l1o1aE Hsssts zow t Es1E,
Asfk &, In9tHsaTLatdzfa5f 9shn.aaepesl
whorSh.. nds Q sSeaFee: ha3laBstie
Gage she iii, A al 'aa0 asEfe ih {sI5F. !
Eteaisa q put IN rsIaeEgs1 sd s;i55li1
susaItsl.esd :,pd ihisLharxestIlle pro
ceeds sw AZ AEfk szAsIyost fsfHte.s
ard ..t BisSiag .S[hich stssi:iiYYI1ii
/ her S,ila<nh 1DesU eHi1sh ton gan g
1888 -zsISfa . s5q geos 69s sslson
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1900-09-08

young msHmf1iHek 1EsE filS one
student in q Breaklya class in
designing. The girls thought it
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1900-09-08
s at LiVengeed,,

The city has put in a splendid
dew pump at tho civ we'll in front
Of Zeigler's storee-A correct move
f4s FAOis great accommodations
not only TO our town people who
have teams as we'll as to the m:rnv
Effa IL with their teams = IN
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1900-09-08
AAa s&gsSss e SIT ssE e

where, free fr
ctnes sensC. O
low. Over 40,I
ence are impo,
Tor terms. &c
personally or I
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1900-09-08

care Of Itself. j G Farley.
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-S5nSII . SoQ F9o3 o4A cAHoni
; ilslsssslsa.a
The colored American., 1900-08-18

enterprises, in homes or in perfeeting
themselves for some useful calling.
Seldom has the nation called together
for any purpose a cleaner, a more in
telligent or modest and well bred body
Of young men and women than is now
comprised In Director Merriam's Afro.
American assistants. He takes pride
in their fidelity and promptness, and
they respect Mr.. Merriam for hjs breadth
of soul and generosity Of disposition.
It is just such pleasant relations be.
tween chiefand snbordinates that breed
the cooperative spirit, and produoe the
harmony so essential to the successful
conduct of all great institutions.
The Negro In tie Twelfth Census
under Governor Merriam's liberal poll.
ey is breaking all records. The race
will not forget the big hearted man
who has made this prosperous condi.
tion possible
The colored American., 1900-08-18
Salary.
Grade. /
No.

To this must be added the compensa.
tion paid TO N ore than five hundred
enumerators aud special assistants, em
ployed during the month of June, who
received stated sum for each schedule
turned In. They were paid not less
than SO. 900 in the aggregate.
At least IS per cent of the clerks re
ceive 5000 upwards. Fully 80 per cent
Of the messengers and Iaborers receive
the maximum salary allowed, $500
Thus counting the char force but ex-
Guiding the enumerators, the colored
employers are now receiving approx
mately an annual income OF $50, ,4sO
This is sum not to be despised and
scattered over the wide area that II Is.
1t means q diffusion of benefits through
many states, the influence of which
cannot be computed In finite terms. IL
means healthy stimulus to business,
education, religion and personal hap
piness. Numbers of the young men
here engaged are saving their money
with q view of carrying it back to their
homes for investment in commercial
The colored American., 1900-08-18
TRUE REFORMER NOTES.
Items From the Comprehensive Review of
the Orders Twenty Years by Grand
Secretary W. ?. BurrelI

The Old Folks Home Department. has
been set aside as a separate department
with chief IN charge and the col
leetions haye averaged, per year 81, 600
The Rsformer Mercantile and Indus
trial Department hss been chartered
and put in operation and the support
given to the grocery and feed store
shows that 1t is q move In the right
direction. Groceries are being sold at
prices as cheap as any first class store
and cheaper thon many. It's two wagons
ere kept besy all day and way into the
night. The income has amounted to
SIG 900 though the store did not open
until April srd, 1900 This is not a bad
showing for four months work. The
Refosmers Hotel has gro wn Sc popu
Tar that it has been found necessary TO
increase Its capacity over one hundred
per cent by the addition Of 80 rooms.
The great growth OF the printing de-
pertment necessitated the erection of
four story building 60x4O feet which
will also accommodate the regalia de-
partment and other Offices. Such an
era Of general prosperity has never
visited the Grand Fountain before;
and when it Ia considered that this pro
gross has been made and is being made
during period Of great unrest amongst
the Negroes. it goes without saying
thss the great superiority of the Grand
Fountain oyer similar organizations is
beins recognized.
The colored American., 1900-08-18
BLOOD POISON CURED BY B. B. B.
Battle Free to Sufferers.

Battle Free 70 Sunerefss
Deep-seated, obstinate cases, the kind
that have resisted doctors, hot springs
and patent medicine treatment, qnicK-
Iy yield to B. B. B. Botanic Blood
Bslm) thoroughly tested for 80 yearr.
B. B. B. has cured such indications rs
mucuous patches in the mouth, sore
throat, eruptions, t-dng sores, bone
pains, itchIng skin, swollen glands,
stiff joints, copper colored spots, chan
crss,- liberation on the body. and IN
hundreds of cases where the hair and
eyebrows have fallen out and the whole
skin was q mass Of boiIs, pimples and
ulcers this wonderful specific has conn.,
pIetely changed the whole body inte a
clean, perfect condition, free from erup'
tfona, and skin smooth with the glow
Of perfect health. B. B. B. is the only
perfect cure for blood poison. 30 suf-
ferers may test B. B. B. and know for
themselves that 1t cures, trial bottle
will be sent free of charge.
B. B. B. for sale by druggist at 81 per
large bottle, or 6 large bottles (fun treat
ment)S$5. For trial bOttle, address
BLOOD BALM CO., Atlanta, Ga.
The colored American., 1900-08-18
National Afro American Press ASSOCIATION
at Indianapolis.

The National Afre' American Press
Association will hold its next annual
meeting In Indianapolis September 1st.
Mr.. Cyrus Field Field Adams is presi.
dent of the association, serving as such
the past yeas. In pursuance of his of.
fetal official duties he has appointed the
editor of The freeman, the editor OF the
World and Dir. W. Allison Sweeney as
committee of three to make arranage'
ments for the meeting. Mr. Adams
feels that there should be no elaborate
display but some earnest work in
fdxthering the ends of Afro.Americau
journalism. One of the prominent
churches will be chosen foT the &c.
caslon.
The colored American., 1900-08-18
For Repairing School Buildings

Expenditures for repairs upon the
colored sodool buildings Of the District
Of Columbia for the past year have been
as follows; High school 229 ,05. Ninth
division, ss.l3e 81; tenth division.
sli $40. .45; eleventh division sl,5ss. 40,
The colored American., 1900-08-18

Governor William r. Merriam, the
Director OF the Census. has faithfully
lived up TO every promise be has made
to the coIored people Of the country, as
well SIS giving the nation the ablest,
most thorough, and most energetic
administration of census affairs since
the foundation OF the government
Every step has been business-like, eve
~ plan hss been ensystematIcally worked
out by the best hands available, and
every pledge has been kept with strict
conscientiOusness rarely seen an insti-
tuition where the power of the chief is
30 absolute, and where the temptation
toward political favoritiam at the ex-
pense Of merit has been go great.
The appointments have all been
made now, and the Director gratefully
confesses his Indebtedness for a large
measure Of the satisfaction that he has
given high and low. to the genislity,
executive capacity, and wonderful pa.
tience of his appointment clerk, Dir.
John w. Langley. Both determined
at the outset that the, eelored people
should have no just cause for conn
plant, aud agreed that the apportion-
ment system, devise d ss the fairest
means of recognizing the two great par
ties, should not operate TO the disad-
vantsge of the Negro In the South
They have never veered from the mid
die of the road 10 their resolution.
Merit, unin fiuenced by color, has gov
erned Director Merriam's selections,
and under his impartial method the
Negro's Intellectual equipment and
hustling spirit have brought forth gold
en- results Those who are acqusi nted
with the facts state that, as compared
with the eleventh census $50 widely
heralded as Negro KlondykeJ, our
representation to day far exceeds that
given by Mr.. Porter, not only ss to
number of employees, but as to grade
Of service, aud rate of compensation.
The following table, com piled at no
small degree OF trouble, in order TO in
sure accuracy. tells it own story. The
names can be had by consulting the
official roster. The summary is suff
cient for the present purpose.
CoLoRED EMPLOYEES IN CENSUS OFFICE
The colored American., 1900-08-18
The NEGRO IN THE TWELFTH CENSUS.

Director Merriam'S Fidelity 10 His Pledges
Breaks all Records in the Appoint
ment OF Afro Americans TO Paying Po-
sitions $50, $50 Per ADnum and its
Beneficial Influence Upon Many Phases
of Negro Life.
The colored American., 1900-08-18
CAPITAL
LOAN GUARANTEE 90
602 F ST. n. W
Capital SAVINGS

Capital SAVINGS
Bank
6O9 F st. N. W., Washington, D. C
Capital $4,000.
Hon. Jno. r. Lynch, President
L. c. Bailey, Treasurer.
j. A. johnson, Secretary.
ID. b. McCary, Cashier.
Directors:
Jno. &. Lynch, DR.. w. 8. Lotion,
Whitefeld McKinlay, ] G. Bailey,
RObt. II. Terrell, w. s, Montgomery,
Wyatt Archer, John A. Pierre, Henry
E. Baker, James Storum, J. A.
johnson, DR.. 4. W. Tancil, Howard
Il Williams.
Deposits received from 10 cents up
ward. Interest allowed on $500 and
above. Collections meet with promP
attention. A general exchange and
banking business done.
Bank open from 9 a. m. to 4:30pm.
The colored American., 1900-08-18
Money to Loan
On FURNITURE, PIANOS, ETC.

II you are IN need OF money, we desirs IN
lnIor 10 you or our new method. We can Sc
cure you loan on an easy monthly payment
PIan, al less cost than before, and below the
rate OF any other com pany in the civ Won
can pay In full al any time after loan is se
cured. and 1t will only cost you for such time
as you nave Lad the money. Our bus ness ia
tlrlctly private, and ali applications are
treated conf1denttally. II you have a loan
with any other concern, You can secure loan
through US To pay IL and get more money If
desired. IL Will pay you to call and see us
before going elsewhere. We are resdy at
any ana all times during offce hours to give
lnIormatlon concerning our business meth.
menE. =