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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-08-01
SPIKE AND RAIL.

The first regular passenger train 10
Galleries left Uvada this morning.
supt. Baker OF the Pullman service
spent a few hours In this city today.
The oregon Short Line will run Ia
special excursion from Butte TO Salt
Lake on August II.
General Superintendent T.. f.. Calvin,
Of the Oregon Short Line, left for Call
ientes last evening.
Attorney c. o. Whittemore OF the
San Pedro road goes 10 Wasatch this
evening where he will spend a couple
Of days with his family.
All trains east and westbound con-
tinue TO be loaded down with tourists
despite the exceptionally warm wea-
Their.
II the present ratio OF fares on the
Oregon Short Line Is maintained, when
the road through TO California Is com
pleted, II will cost the traveller but
$3.50 cents 10 reach Los Angeles from
salt Lake.
BY the beginning OF October, the Santa
Fe will enter the field with a formld-
able rival TO the Yellowstone Park. on
that date II Is expected that the road
into the Grand Canyon OF the Colorado
VIII be open for business.
To Judge from the exchanges that
are being received. there are several
hundred columns that have been writ
ten on the subject of the Union Pacific
Improvement on the Wyoming division
and the junket over the Rockies In the
trolley last week.
Reno Gazette: Ericsson & Peterson,
the railroad contractors. are here to
build the Central Pacific cutoff be.
tween Reno and the mouth OF the
canyon east OF town The company
viii lay eighty pound steel rails from
Vista TO Wadsworth and put the road
In first class condition. From the
mouth OF the canyon 10 Wadsworth
the new rails will be laid on the pres.
ent roadbed right over Red hill and
Hayford hill This. Il seems To the
Gazette. cuts Reno out as the end OF
division for several years. The road
viii be thoroughly gravellcd through
the valley and In all probability oiled.
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he has served in the army for the past
three years. The young man is well
known In American Fork, where he
was raised. His parents reside there
now and they and many OF his friends
viii be pleased TO learn, II they have
rot already learned. Of his safe arrival.
He left home several years ago and
went To san Diego, Cal. al which place
ne enlisted In the army In 1888. He
was discharged LINE llth 1901. after
three years OF active service, in which
ne rose to be sergeant In company +,
U. s. signal corps.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-08-01
FOR HER HUSBANDS DEATH.
Hilda Carlson Suing the Highland Boy
for $4,000.

Hilda Carlson has commenced a sl0.-
900 damage suit against the Highland
Boy Gold Mining company for the
death Of her husband. John Carlson.
a miner, who was killed by falling down
an unprotected shute In the Highland
Boy mine on April 18th.
NATIONAL BANK ANSWERS.
The National Bank OF the Republic
today filed an answer to All Sings COM
plant In which he asks for judgment
against the bank for 1890 the amount
of money he deposited with the bank.
In its answer the bank asks that the
plaintiff furnish bond to idemnify It
against loss in paying over the money
to plaintiff.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-08-01
A QUEER WILL CASE.
An Instrument that Imposes a Thank
less Task on Bishop Woolley.

1t looks as II Bishop NJ. S. woolley
will have TO put Up 5000 TO be paid
into the county treasury for the fling
for probate and advertising the date
set for hearing the petition for admis-
sion 10 probate Of the win Of the late
Mrs. Breta Helena Hoffman. who died
lAst week az her home. $50 Fifth street
When the bishop presented the wil'
for filing, he was asked TO pay the
usual fee for filing t250 AS the
bishop will not come In for any rcmun-
Grafton by reason Of the performance
OF HE executional duties, he refused
10 be al the expense OF iiling the will.
The bishops dilemma was enhanced
when h. was given TO understand that
as custodian Of the wiz and the one
who had opened Il, he would be COM
hitting a misdemeanor II Ne did not
have the document duly hlcd. The
costs which would devolye on him
would be $3.50 for filing and SIS for adj
verilsing the date Of the hearing u the
petition for probate. The maximum
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4
OF Utah remember when the grasshop-
pers came IN swarms and laid waste
mile upon mile OF fertile country. II Is
with this disastrous period In mind that
they are viewing with alarm the in"
crease Of the insect throughout the
State. for they fear the pest almost as
great as the one which visited Utah
years ago. The hoppers are abroad in
the land again They are stretching
forth their gauzy wings over the UNI
harvested grain ana are carrying de-
struction Ia their path In many coun-
ties,
1t is not only Utah which Is afflicted,
however. All through the West and
Southwest the hopper has spread
alarm, and the government has been
reused 20 action. How 1t plans TO fight
the pest Is well told In this article from
Sundays New York Herald:
There Is a plague OF grasshoppers In
the West and Southwest. and farmers
are much alarmed. Startling reports
on the subject are coming In from New
Mexica, Colorado Wyoming and Me-
braeka, but the situation In southern
Texas seems TO be worse than any
where else. One correspondent says
that the wheat fields are alive with
'hoppers;" another states that desc
iation Is imminent" and a third, writ
ing from North Platte Neb.. remarks
that this is the third year OF the pest
In that region.
The government Is doing what Il can
n pliflQa "a tha Fntuf,pfnna nd a that
end II adopting a new and very extra
ordinary means for combating the in
sect swarms. Under the direction Of
Professor l.. O. Howard, chief OF the
bureau OF entomology, Il IL putting up
In bottles disease germs Of fung0us
kind, deadly TO grasshoppers, and Is
sending them 10 parts OF the country
where the damage threatens TO be par-
ticularly severe.
The fungus Is obtained from South
Africa, where II has been used with
great success recently. vast armies Of
grasshoppers being literally wiped out
by IT, II Is propagated artlcially by
applying a bit Of Il to sterilized prep
aratlon Of gelatine and blood serum
on which the germs multiply rapidly
Thus prepared, the cultures are sent
W. III siass tubes corked win absorb
GU, opttoh ana sealeu win req wax,
each one being enclosed In a pasteboard
eylnueI. directions lot use accompany
me pSckage;
In colorado last summer there was
an outbreak OF Fungus disease among
sIassnoppefs' ana quantities OF the
ueau insects were shipped 70 Washing
WI amu utinIeu mere lot making CUT
tures Whitish' threadlke growth
on %. Tue po9ies OF the Vleums FURNISHED
W ielulsi,v germs. inese cultures
na'e oven uls.ilouleu uuflhg the pres
en' year ~ Noioraue, eNperimentaily'
Mnne ohe p,sease from SCUM AFRICA Is
pslms .llen ~ leNeA
y" VeceNlns oottie OF the FUNGUS
wy da,I"er u'rscteu, py an accom-
70 p'u IN plui.eu slp' 20 put NUMBER
~ NV sIasshoppeIs IN 2 wooden box
.uEetueI wltn portion oi tne germ ma
go, ~ WIN puckiy become m
n,u "neh ne may hperate all put
m, uonsn OF So
nsso wien uead' VIII serve 70 COM
,.iul',.".e we uisesse 70 otner hVlng
siassnpppe,r, pisoeu W tne Dox TOT 'nat
pJ.uus me poS should be covered
NJ s'ass 20 a9ihit az, ana sofne grass
onvsu we ~. ~ " also, uampness en-
A" u, ,ss, ~, ,h srow'h ol ,ne fungus
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-08-01
AFTERNOON MINING CALL
Ben Butler Stiffens Up Boss Twee d
Sags-Century Stronger.

Business was quite brisk on the Min
Ing Exchage this afternoon. Ben But
Ter released 1900 shares at prices rang
ing from lS% at the opening 10 1871 at
the close. Boss Tweed was also very
active at lower figures Some 400
shares were sold at from 35 TO 80. Sun
beam was traded In at IS. while Uncle
Sam stiffened up TO s2l2b, with very
little stock offered South Swansea
fell away 10 56k Tetro participated
at IS cents. and West Mornuing Glory
released a lot Of 1000 shares at SO.
Century was strong, a sale being made
at t3.i2ia. May Day was active at
sl.77, while Northern Light dropped
1000 at g. Tesora was active AZ Si0I,
while Ajax was little softer at Si.64%.
Martha Washington changed hands
at 8.
-
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WHO WILL PAY2
Looks as Though All Subscribing Mer'
chants Are In On Fair Debt.


Who IL to meet the deaelt OF s., 600
remaining as remembrance Of the
street fair and carnival, Is the question
that has been ag,atlng the executive
committee ever since the affair closed.
From legal advice, which they have
received, II now looks as though every
merchant who subscribed 10 the carni
val fund, Is member Of the associa-
ton, and hence responsible, with the
others, for the debt. The committee has
a plan for the liquidating Of the debt,
which II does not care 20 disclose just
now, and In all probability. everything
viii be settled UP in short time The
largest bill against the committee Is
that OF the Asper- Noall company, for
$500. rent for use OF lumber In the
grandstand. The committee has offered
TO the Elks' carnival committee. the
lighting fixtures at a reasonable price.
and Director General stoll Is consid-
ering tht OFFER
Y. NJ. c. A. exhibition at Saltalr
AMQnQf ouH Min n. "a. ..sa...
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-08-01
STRIKERS REPLACED.
Clam Construction Company is Get
ting New Men Without Difficulty.

The strike among the sewer dlggers
on East South Temple street mentioned
IN last evenings News was OF short
duration. The forty-three men who
walked out yesterday were promptly
paid on by the CLAIM Construction
company, and this morning twenty
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-08-01
YOUNG UTAH SOLDIER.
Arthur {. Birk Now Employed at Tee
kos, Washington.

The Tekoa Cwash.) Maniiou states
that Arthur c. Birk has arrived In
Tekoa. Washington. from Manila. where
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-08-01
Long Hair

sOne year ago my hair
came out very fast, so ! tried
Ayers Hair Vigor. 1t
stopped the falling and made
my hair grow, until now it Is
As inches long Mrs. A.
Boydston, Atchison. Kans.
81. All druggists. &c. AVER CO., Lowell. Mass.
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RANK STATIONERY

And rrintIng specially aitenere Limits NJ
the Deseret News Once. bsssrs ;
promptly furnished. RUSH '''
speciality.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-08-01

Chas. :. Burton being FIRST daly ss,'a <
cofdlng 10 law dep0ses and say w. hsnk.
tnat The above ana iofeeolpe report o9ni Az
full. true and correct statement o. ,, !, 49,.
dltiOn OF the said bank a. the clo't " w.
ness on the 18th day Of lnly. lyl,,reroy.
Subscribed and sworn 10 pe'efe NV
SAL AZ VI '"'' HENRY r. N'EwANa,
lAN"' "" Noisy Pahile
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-08-01
The Stimulus
of Pure Blood

That is what is required by
every organ Of the body, for the
proper performance OF its functions.
1t prevents biliousness, dyspep-
STA, constipation, kidney complaint,
rheumatism, catarrh, nervousness,
wea kness, faintness, pimples,
blotches, and all cutaneous erup-
tons.
1t perfects all the vital processes.
W, y. keeton. Woodstock. Ala. took Hoods
sarsaparilia to make bis blood pure. He
writes that be had bot felt well but tired for
some time. Before be had finished the first
bottle Of this medicine he felt better and
when he had taken the second was like
another man free from that tired feeling
and able 70 do his work.
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Total ... ...
STATE OF UTAH.
County OF Salt Lake.
STATE or UTAH
OFfICE OF THE
OF STATE

Report made 10 the Secretary OF state o.
the State OF Utah, OF the condl-
tlon OF the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-08-01
Hoods Jdrsdpariiid

Promises to cure and keeps the
promise. Accept no substitute,
but get Hoods today.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-08-01
STATE or UTAH.
Ofilce Of the

f.James I. Hammond. secriary "a. ~ ~,
VI the state OF Utah. do hereby cs.N',, e,S1g
the Foregoing Is full, true ana eeis ~ casa
Of the statement OF the shove ny, Az q
pauy now on Gle In my once VA ~,
' secre,srr q w..
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-08-01

DIR sANFORD's LIVER INyIGORAToR
The best Liver Medicine. Vegetable cure Tor Liver
lne, Biliousness, Indigestion, Constipation Malaria
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-08-01

Y. NJ. c. A. exhibition at saltaIr
August End win be the event Of the
season.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-08-01

Report made 10 the Secretary OF State OF
the State OF Utah. OF the con-
dftion ~ he
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-11-01
EXCHANGE.

WANTEO-Spaus-b teacher. competent. to give
u- lessons two hours daily iu exchange for
a.lrd. E0 rooms American Address Box 80.
lsis office. e5I-3
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New York Cotton Market.
MoRE SERUM VICTIMS.
One Death and Two New Cases Re
ported at -. Louis.

ST. LOUIS. Nov. I-DWhJherla anti
toxin serum furnished 10y the city claimed
another victim yestcrd-y. the nth. and
two more cases of te;auus were reported
from the same cause Coroner Fuukhous-
er began an investigation. Post
norton examiuati ous have been held on
the bodies Of two OF Wednesdays victims.
All the organs Of the two bodies were
thoroughly examined for traces of symp-
toms that might have been responsible
for l0cKjdw.
DR.. Funkhouser said that II it was
shown that the serum contained tetauus
germs. several points must be weighed
p considering how the serum had ac-
luired the germs before the blame could
be justly placed. They Nigh, have been
received from some % the Instruments
used e. securing the serum. They might
have been transmitted 10 the serum from
the horse. or Il might In some way have
been I'm some Of the vessels in which the
serum was kept. The Investigation would
Boz thorough. and probably continue days
before finding was returned
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SECURITIES NEARLY ALL IN.
Washington Trnctton-r New Plan
GenernIir snnct -lned.

The time limit set by the rs0rga uiZatI0H
committee Of the Washington Traction and
Electric Company for the deposit of tho
bends and stocks Of the company expired
yesterday. The plan has been an entire
success as far as the subscriptions are
concerned practically an of both stocks
and bonds having been sent IN to the com
mitee. Only 500 600 or SI19o1 OF the
bonds are now outstanding and only about
2.nlg shares ~ the stock. This is said to
mean that the plan is generally sanctioned
by those interested
The reorganization committee does not
state when the next step viii Ice taken
by il, toward the formation ~ the new
company This step VIII be the sale of
the securities of the different railway and
electric light companies of The District
held by tine Washington Traction and
Electric Company. This sale wil b. made
by the receiver OF the company pursuant
20 the order OF enc Virginia court which
appointed the receiver. II is supposed
that the sale viii take place aJ some date
Ga the near future.
The prices quoted for the old and new
securities Of the Washington traction
Company on the curb" iu New York are
as follows New per cent bonds. 8 bid.
81 asked new common stock. 10 bid IS
asked; new preferred, uo bid, % asked.
Old stock, no bid. asked.
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WORK OF WoMEN's CLUBS.
An Interesting Meeting Of the Dis
trIct Eederntion.

The October meeting Of the District Of
Columbia Federation Of Women-s Clubs
was held at the home OF the vice president
Mrs. II. 3. Spsrry, who occupied the
chair Mrs. Tanner. the president. has
not reported since her trip 20 California
Ten cubs were represented and the work
of the past and plans for the season were
discussed. Committees were appointed 10
arrange for the annual meeting on We'd
U,sday. November 20.
1t is hoped that the attendance Of Mrs
Lowe. president of tho General Fedora
ton, can De secured for the evening meet
Ing ON that date.
Resolutions OF sympathy for Mrs Mary
s. Gi-t, in her continued illness were
unanimously passed
Efforts 10 secure the appointment Of a
Columbia police force will be- continued
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lie. JOYES. 6l9 { STREET W.


Scientific paIuistry, 25c; card reading. I5c.
Hours. o t0 ~ mis-
NINE. LORETTA. the celebrated Eastern raru-i-r
can be- seen az her rooms. rs Io-l ST. nv mis-
SYLVIA GIVES ADVICE on business and social
life from a source that has DO equal Reads
cards. z5C- So G. 81 NV Q a. ~ 90 S D. m
mS-9
WOEKINGAEN Of this CITY DO not have 10 work
overtime while they have such friends as We
are, we have their welfare at heart by Offering
them huc tailor made wooden suits Of clothes and
oyercoats of best materials. only slightly used
and az poor man. price. THE INEACEPTiDN-
Al il >TH'S OLD STAND. 6Ig ID s. MOI
ORIGINAL GYPSY PALWIST-4l9 K st. NV. Is
cents. past present, future; spells removed. lucky
charms; soot-readins; open sundays m36-7
NINE DAYIS-Born clairvoyaut and car5-reader.
Tells about business. removes spells. evil iudu-
encCs. rcunItes the separated, and gives luck;
CurCs piles and drunkenness. I22S 18th ST. NV.
u-5-imU
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EVANS & COMPANY,

ly4 L 81 ~ W..
ROOM g. First Floor Rear OPP Patent Once.
OR UNIQUE SYSTEM does entirely away
with the hardship usually experienced In re-
layiuE loans You can borrow from SO % $500
on yuGr piano OF furniture without removal
The rate 81 interest Is SO small YOU d. not
know lou have Paid any interest. Cali and
investigate Bushes confidential MASTERS &
CO. Room -, Narder Building, 9th and srs
NV Take elevator
HAVE some surplus money yhar 7 viii END on
household goods. pianos. etc. at reasonable
interest and goods left with you; no publicity.
Address BON 23 this Office.
MONEY TO LOAN on APPROVED COLLAT
EkAL-No delay CHARLES A BAKER Roor,
20 and -. Metzerott Building ITO St
SMALL LOANS made on collateral securities and
good endorsements CONFIDENTIAL. Box asS
this Office eZJ-s
MONEY To LOAN az g1a % rCr cent. in sums
~ $1,000 o. $1,000 ou ID. C. real e~tate- rav Oh
and per cent mortgages and begin anew all
transactions conducted with economical consider
--s.n for borrowers NM r. SAUNDERS S CO.
Ifo. J. 81 NV
MONEY LOANED sara-ied people and retail ner-
Giants uEau t-alr own names without security;
easy payments TULNAN. Room I0I. 5a3 18TH
-t- NV e-I-ti
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THE STOCK MARKET DULL
Early Lower Prices Followed by
Some Gains Before Noon.
Announcement That Treasury VIII
Buy More Bonds Offset by Fear of
Poor Bank Observation-Disclosures
Receivers Despite Cat in Dividend.

Receivers Despite Cat in Dividend.
NEW YORK. Nov. THE Stock Mar
ket opened dun, and. generally speaking,
at lower range of prices than that which
prevailed al the close of business yester-
day. The trading developed no features
OF special interest in the early dealings.
The announcement Of tho reduction iu
the dividend on Glucose Sugar Refining
common. had no further effect on that
stock. which. indeed. enjoyed a prOuOuuc-
cd rally. Anal gamdJeG COpUeT continued
active and weak. and PC0ple.s Gas re-
hected moderate pressure. Consolidated
Gas was steady on light transactions.
In this railway list the active features
were ST Paul Union Pacific. Baltimore
and Ohio. and Pennsylvania The local
traction stocks were comparatively duh
The London market was closed over the
hank holiday az that point. go that no in
fiuence was eXerted from that direction.
The announcement late yesterday after
noon that the Secretary OF tho Treasury
would resume purchases OF Government
bonds. with a view TO alleviating money
market conditions. while received with
upon the market II was commonly ex-
pectsd that tomorrow bank statement
would show a large reduction in surplus
reserves, and the ideas in this respect
served 90 hold trading in check
Before noon there had been some re
covery from the first weakness. and the
list in general showed gains from the
closing Of yesterday. Business was rather
dull. however.
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Tried to Drown Her Grief.

Jessie Mccoy got out Of the vor.house on We'd
nesday after serving four months and five days
for being a vagTaHt. Last night she was drunk
again and igl into the hands Of the police. who
Ia court today charged her with dis0rlarlv con-
duct The woman said her husband had died 40
ST. EHzaaeths Asylum tor the Insane while she
Uas iu the worAhouze and that Der grief had Ted
he, t0 drink this time. She Was fined s. and Do
default returned TO Uue aorAAouse 70 serve fifteen
days more.
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RIDICULED THE CAsTELLANEs.
Article in French Paper Calls
Forth "A Challenge.

PARIS, NV. An article ridiculins
th- CasteIIaIc family, entitled "Baruum.
CastcIlanc and Company, recently pub
Ished I'm a newspaper. the "NouveIIists. "
al Nurat excited the wrath Of Count
Stsuislaus CastelIane. who recently mar
ried Mile. Terry. daughter Of a Cuban
millionaire.
Count Stanislaus has challenged the pro
DTiet0r. NJ Pyscbaud. a l,mber of the
Chamber of Deputies. 60 Tight duel.
Count StauisIaUs Is brother OF Count
Dc CasteIlaue who married Anna Gould.
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MME, THEO.
Mr.. 1. NJ. NORRIS

BaJimore's talented SpiritualisriC Medium can
be- consulted daily from 10 90 g Parl1rs 80 eth
ST. SeauCe every Sunday highs at Maccabee
Temple 5l3 9Th uW. Good music SiIvei coll
lection mI-s
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BLACK TROOPS MEET DISASTER.
and Eaten by the Va
tiyes Mt BaIinEis.

LONDON, Nov IA despatch from
Antwerp says that detachment Of black
troops recently sent by the Congo au-
thorities to queH a revolt al RaIinEis. in
Kassai, was captured and the soldiers
were assassInated. roasted. and eaten.
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Government BONDS.
Washington stock Exchange.

Sdlgs-taUiJai friction. lUNlUu.. C.. d p
Telephone. 9U14i2- MerEeuthaIer Linotvpe.
stun Monotype. Io41l5 American Grauh-
ophone co. Com. Jr,t4.-- After caII-I.4u-
Slon M"notyUg, aEuls. IufuIll. BUYER 30
capital Traction, .'ul0llz. MergyuthaIer
Linotype, l'nl.1, buyer 90, fDuI15Iz. Cap
ItM Traction As. SIettlID1
DISTRICT Or COLUMBIA BONDS.
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Corrected daily BY W B. Hibbs Co., mem-
bers q the New York stock Exchange. l4ls ?
Street.
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HONEY WANTED AND TO LOAN.
DID you EVER

Stop 10 think that IL is only a question OF time
until you VIII los your mind with The lor ID
small creditors who are constantly b0raarfn.-
ycuz Pay them al Of az one time: we viii loan
you the money 90 90 10 with, and the system
He have for paying the money back viii please.
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National safe eposIt.......-.-. IL,
" ash. Loan and TrIst..-...-.. ia
American Security and Trust...... 20 pa
" asi-lf.elun safe bepO7It.----..... %
Union Trust and Storage - TU,. ne
" ash. Savings Bluz...-... M "'