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Hereafter all legal advertise
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first insertion. Tn management
has been put to 6 sreA. deal Of
trouble and delay IN collecting in
the past, and 10 future must take
advantage of the Georgia Law on
this subject. Oct. 10, 1900,
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Dissolution Notice.

The firm of Lang, Wood & Co. have by mutual
consent this day dissolved. MIR. Re 7. Homan
having Withdrawn from said firm In the flu
ture the firm will he known as Lang Il Wood
composed of W. l.. Lang ana j W. Wood
W, L. LANG,
Jan, LIST, 1901. EFT, HOMAS'
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Notice to the Public

haVlng sold my interest in and to the firm OF
.; W: Wood, bespeak Tor them the same fiber
"i patronage bestowed upon me in the past,
sEespecttUlly,
k. T. HOMAN.
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Mayor Higgins suit OF clothes is the
text from which a number Of Southern
newspapers are preaching sermons Of
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Don't be deceived or humbugged by Ipeople
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known herb or root in swamps, or on some
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best for these complaints, so don't be creGulous
or foolish. W. j. Butts.
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81 had female trouble for eight years." writes
Mrs. l., J.. Dennis of 1913 East College Street
Jacksonville, Ills. For three years / suffered
continually. Words cannot express what suE
Tered. sought ,effef among The medical byOJes-
SION and found none, until induced by kind
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When began taking this medicine I weighed
scription was built up until now weigh one
hundred and fifty-six pounds-more than ever
weighed before. YVES so bad would lie from
day. to day and long for death to come and re-
ton, disagree able drain, bearing down pains
In the lower part of my bowels, and such dis
tress every month, but now I never have pain
do all my own work, and am strong and
healthy woman. Thanks to your medicine
consider myself living testimonial of the ben
efits of your 'Favorite Prescription"
DR.. PlERCE'S FAVORITE PRESCRIPTION
MAKES WEAK WOMEN sTRoN0
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MAKES WEAK WOMEN STRONG
A------And SICK WOMEN WELL
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Bfunswick, Ga.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-03-05
Police Court Notes.

There were cighty-six cases in the
Police Court yesterday. The follow
ing were disposed Of: n. Bremen. Jr.
and B. Bremen. Sr.. assault and bat
terry on r. Shelter. bail forfeited: va
mamotO Chas. Pilmoku. Kaunahi. Pc
ter Kukalau. Geo. Kikila, Maalo. 7.
Hayashi, gambling, $40 and costs eacn /;
Ahewa. Paahao and Mienaia. same
charge. s. and costs; Mary Ellen and
NJ. Kealiihuluhulu. adultery. $40 and
$50 respectively; Kelly, assault and
battery on Kuramoto. $50 and costs,
There were also. thirty cases OF drunk
enness. Male Piimoku. Koloka and
Abigail Akai. three native women
charged with gambling. were discharg.
ed. Saddle Mulled, n native woman
charged with selling spirituous liquo,
and keeping disorderly house at Iwi
lei, had her cases continued until TO
morrow. Kamalu. charged with rape
was committed for trial TO the Circuit
Court.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-03-05
ANOTHER OCEAN MYSTERY

Port Townsend, Wash, Feb. 23,-AE
account of what may turn out TO be an
other marine disaster and mysterious
disappearance Of a big steamship while
crossings the Pacific Is given by Cap"
tain Morris. of the transport Port Al
bert which arrived from quarantine 10
day. Captain Morris says that while
in mid-occan his mate sighted two
masted steamship abeam of the Port
Albert about two miles distant. he
weather was hazy but it could be seen
that the steamer was in trough OF the
sea and lahoring feariully. The sea
was running high at the time and Il
was all that could be done to keep the
Port Albert head on. The mate went
below to get his glasses so he could see
the vessel, but when he returned 1t
set in thick. In less than half an hour
the weather cleared but no vessel could
be seen. Both steamers were travel
Ing In the same direction and Captain
Morris expresses the opinion that the
unfortunate vessel, may have founder
ed. The Port Albert expects to be re-
chartered by the government to load
animals at Portland Or, for the Phil
ipipnes,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-03-05
Anxious About Mail.

By the loss OF the Rio, the Custom
House employees will be compelled to do
n lot OF extra work In the mail which
the Inflated vessel too were 2i2 entries
sent by the collector to Washington.
These entries will all have to be dup,i-
Gated and some OF them will take day
each to copy over again.
All day yesterday the banks and
post office were besieged by people who
had sent money and letters by the Rio
and these were anxious to know OF
their chances OF recovery in case OF
loss.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-03-05
Health of Public
Month Of February

The mortuary report of the Board Of
Health shows that, during the month
of February, there were 81 deaths in
Honolulu. a monthly rate of 2.3l per
there were II Chinese. Portuguese, II
japanese. 2 British. 5 American and 4
other nationalities.
The causes and number under each
were as follows: Malarial fevers, / !;
typhoid fever. 2; diarrhoea. 3; dysen-
terry. 4 syphilis, 3: septicemia /; in
anition. 2; anemia, cancer. 3; pull
monary tuberculosis. II; marasmus
senile. 3; old age. 3 apoplexy 2; con-
gestion OF brain. l. hemorrhage Of
brain. /; commissions, /: tetanus, !;
heart disease. 3; bronchitis 81 pn"u.
monia, .: congestion of lungs, /; gas
trio ulcer. I; gastro-enteritis 4; in
nammation of bowels. 12: innamma-
ton of liver. /; calculus vesicle. l.
chronic nephritis. 2; Brights disease,
Nilliu ullNlls pu'l B'ld 'ohN VI
sions, /; puerperal peritontis, Il,
| shock, l..
During the month the city sanitary
Office approved SO building permits. To-
Gated II cesspools and made 1922 IN
spectons.
The sanitary inspectors report $40
nuisances of which 495 were abated.
The city physician visited CO patients
and treated 1856 at his office
The food commission tested ~ sam.
pies OF milk and made two proseCu.
tons. He tested II samples OF food
and samples of drugs. finding l6 adul
terations.
The plumbing inspector issued Sc
permits.
The meat inspector examined 1871
animals. condemned seven CarCasses
and one tuburcuar animal.
Fish examined. numbered los, Gis, o.
wcih 1927 were condemned.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-03-05
Man Wanted for
Grand Larceny

Henry +. Hamilton. alias H. L. Ham
mond, alias II L. Daley. is wanted for
grand larceny felony and embezzle-
ment at Oakland. Cal. and 5. C..
Hodgkins. the chief Of police at that
place, has sent notification to that
effect to the head Of the police depart
ment of Honolulu. Following is de-
scription Of the man wanted.
Age 80; height. about feet inches;
weight, about $50 pounds; eyes. gray
blue; hair. dark; complexion. medium,
rather sallow; wore steel trimmed spec
tacles, (may discard them; smooth
face; rather sharp features: one or two
front teeth filled with gold; clerical
appearance; well educated and thUl-
ough hotel man; not a drinking man,
but very fond of women; trouser and
coat measure Waist, 80; leg. 90;
breast, 81; sleeve under arm. 1914
wears No. shoe. On underclothes and
linen when he left Oakland, laundry
mark 5tIf. OF. some, initials, II. Il. H.;
on others. II L. Hammond.
For month pas has been in the en-
ploy Of II. NJ. Briare at Hotel Metro
pole. Oakland, as bookkeeper and night
clerk. On the morning of February ..
1901, this man stole about 81 900 from
the hotel safe and jumped town.
The notification is dated February
4, 1901, and the chief of police of Oak
land writes that he has the warrant
and that. in case the man is seen. to
arrest him. hold money and notify.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-03-05
iialcyOn and cascO.

Mail is accommodating for the schoon-
ers Vera and Casco soon expected at
Waimea. Both vessels are well known
here. The Casco was here several
years ago as private yacht owned by
the late DR.. Merritt Of Oakland and the
Vera was here with one of the largest
loads Of opium ever landed on the ISL
ands. She was then the Halcyon and
is well remembered by many.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-03-05
Legal Notices..

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FIRST CIRCUIT
Territory ut Hawaii At chambers, in probate In
the matter Ut the estate OF Kaiak III H. Of HulO-
lulu, Oahu, deceased ntaSta,- Petition having
been nlrl by EnD,h Johnson, an adopted son OF said
intestate praying that letter, Of administration upon
said estate be issued to said petitioner notice S here
by given that MOniay, the 18th iay OF March A d
Igor, at 10 o'clock m, In the Judiciary Bui ding
Honolulu IS appointed the time and place Tor hearing
siii petition. when ana where all persons concerned
may appear AMI show Cause, II any they have, VIII,
said petition should not Ne granted.
Honolulu February ~, 1901,
by the Court
AG KAULUKOU.
I767-Feb I7,r0,oS,S Clerk.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-03-05
Twilight to Laysan.

The schooner Twilight is to have an
The repairs being made to her Will
put her in a condition so that she may
be used in the lumber and guano trade
and Mate Everson. formerly Of the
Gerard c. Tobey, has bought an inter.
est in her and will have command, She
will go into the Laysan island trade
first and then bring lumber from the
Coast.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-03-05
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

Stockholders are hereby notified that tn,
reimbursement Of per cent or two ant
one.half dollars per share on the Capita
Stock Of THE INTER ISLAND TELE.
GRAPH CO., LTD, is due and payabl,
July Ist, at the Office of the undersigned
III Fort street. J. n. FISHER.
Actg. Treas. Inter Island Telegraph Co
Limited.
Honolulu. June I, 1000. 1855
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-03-05
Corporation Notices.
NOTICE.

THE PACIFIC MILL COMPANY
has succeeded to the planning mill business
of the Enterprise Mill Co., Ltd, Alakea
and Richards streets, and respectfully soil.
cts the patronage of all former customers
Of the latter mill company.
EMMETT MAY,
1910 Il w. n. O. ARNE MANN.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-03-05
Paymasters Change.

Paymaster Hall and Clerk Macwilkie
have been ordered to the United States
hospital ship Solace, Paymaster j S
Phillips now on the Solace will take
Halls place hero
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-03-05
ANNUAL Meeting

The regular annual meeting Of the sto:k.
holders f the INTER ISLAND STEAM
NAVIGATION CO., LID, viii be held at
the Office Of the company, Queen street, on
Tuesday, March II, 1901, at 10 o'clock
a. m.
&. H. CLAPP,
Secretary.
HnnnlmlI Feb o. InoI I7Ti.tI
Evening star., 1901-10-26

Capital = S2,5OO, 600
Divided into 2 100000 Shares par value 81 90 each
Full Paid and Non-Assessable.
OFFICERS:
President.
Lionel III. Graham,
New York.
Vice President,
Hon. Morgan B. Williams,
Wnkes-Barre, Pa.
Secretary and Treasurer,
Edward Swami,
New York.
DIRECTORS:
LIONEL II. GRAHAM,S11 Broadway. New York;
American Director British and American Mort
gage Company. Ltd. London. New York and
Dallas. Texas.
Hon. MORGAN B. WILLIAMS. Wilkes Barre. Pa.
Vice President Wilkes-Barre Deposit and Say
ings Bank, Wilkes Barre. Pa; President Red
Ash Coal Co., Wilkes-Bsrrc. Pa; President VIII
liams Coal Co., Pottsville. Pa.
T. G BUSH. Birmingham, Ala; President Ala
bamn Consolidated Coal and Iron Co.. Birmlng-
ham, Ala. President Shelby Iron Co Shelby Ala.
RICHARD Fl. EDMONDS, Baltimore, Nd; Presi-
dent Manufacturers Record Publishing Co.
z. NJ. REARDON. Dallas. Texas: Vice President
National Exchange Bank. Dallas. Texas; Di-
rector Mo-. Kans. and Texas Railroad Co.
r. OLIVER. Beaumont, Texas; President Citizens
National Bank Beaumont.
PAUL WILCOX, 90 Broadway. New York; Will
cox & Brodek. Attorneys at Law.
EDWARD SWAMI. 135 Broadway, New York; Di-
rector Gsnsevoort Bank New York.
l. J. KoPKE, Beaumont, Texas; Civil Engineer
and Surveyor.
REGISTRA ARS
NORTH AMERICAN TRUST COMPANY 135 Broad
way New York.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK. beaumont, Texas
Evening star., 1901-10-26
President,
Hon. BENTON McMlLLlN,
Governor of Tennessee.

GOVERNOR McMILIIN'S INVESTMENT IN
THIS COMPANY WAS MADE ONLY AFTER
THE MOST CAREFUL EXAMINATION OF IT'S
PROPERTIES: AND HIS ACCEPTANCE OF THE
PRESIDENCY NOW ASSURES THE MOST CARE
OF IT'S BUSINESS AIMS HIS LONG ExPERI-
ENCE AND LARGE ACQUAINTANCE WITH
MEN AND MEASURES IN NATIONAL AFFAIRS
WILL PROVE OF INESTIMABIE VALUE TO
THE COMPANY. AND WE MAY SAFELY AS
sERT THE CERTAIN SUCCESS OF ITS BUSI-
NESS THROUGH HIS ACTIVE CONNECTION
WITH ITS MANAGEMENT
NO OTHER OIL COMPANY before the public
today occupies the assured position of the HUNT
LEY. which has secured MARKET FOR ITS
OIL IN ADVANCE OF PRODUCTION.
NO UNCERTAINTY to an income when con-
tracts ALREADY CLOSED with consumers for
delivery beginning DEC. 1ST. 1901. assure its re-
ceving cash for its product. and earning dividends
before JAN. 1ST. 1902.
NO QUESTION to its having the oil to de-
liver when its wen now drilling on its Spindle
Top Heights tract is GUARANTEED by the drilier
to come In q gusher.
NO RISK Is taken by the driller In making this
guarantee. either, for EVERY well sunk this
famous hill has proved gusher, and the Huntley
Co.'S land is within 200 feet of the two greatest
gushers in the field. HEYwooD NO. and Ex-
PORT NO. l.
NO WAITING for returns by its stockholders.
for both the getting and the selling OF the product
are certain.
IN ADDITION to the local contracts above men
toned. several others now pending with north
ern steam-users. negotiated by the Secretary and
Manager. Mr. 7. c. Swope, his recent trip to
the north and east. Included among these latter
is one with an oil exporting firm for 100000 bar
reis a year. also two with railroad companies In
voIying the Of 120o 900 and eo0 900 barrels,
respectively, per year for a period Of years.
Evening star., 1901-10-26
SOC. Per Share

and with the guarantee above mentioned it is
certainly opportunity which every investor
should consider. Furthermore this opportunity
is only open for few days longer as,
count of the we'll being practically in the direct
ors have instructed US to
Evening star., 1901-10-26
HUN 77|l[EY OIL
g E|FD[N]1M|G GO.
OFF BEAUMONT, TEXAS.

THE CoMPANY's HOLDINGS now aggregate
over 14.oO0 acres, In addition To fits Spindle Top
Heights lands, and cover the very best OIL terri
tory in Southeastern Texas 1t has acreage at
Spindle Top Heights, Sour Lake. Big Hill and
High Islan6-au proven oil sections-and also large
tracts outside Of these sections where the work OF
other operators has developed the strongest posi-
bilties Of large returns. Thus the company offers
investors ASSURED RETURNS from lands of
known valne. combined with the SPECULATIVE
PoSSIBiLITIES Of those not yet developed but
"hich bid fair to add largely 10 its assets and to
The profits Of its stockholders.
IFS JASPER COUNTY PROPERTIES promise
to be VERY LARGE ITEM IN the money king
tracts Of the company. Most positive Indications
Of sulphur beds have been discovered there and
as sulphur is among the very richest paying min
erals In the world. the possible profits thuse
lands are practically incalculable.
THE C0MPANY'S WELL on Spindle Ton Heights
is progressing very rapidly. and it's log thus far
has been identical with those OF the best gushers
In the field Judging from the rapid progress
made by the drillers and the strong indications OF
oil, the well WILL BE BROUGHT IN MUCH
SOONER THAN WAS AT FIRST ANTICIPATED.
As the contracts call for delivery beginning DEC
1Sf II is necessary to provide tankage immediate
ly for the oil. and TO funds for these pllr-
poses we Offering a limited issue Of treasury
stock at the low price Of
Evening star., 1901-10-26
Its Guarantee
To Every Stakeholder,

The following agreement appears upon and is the
absolute condition of every subscription made to
the stock of this company:
THIS SUBSCRIPTION IS MADE WITH THE
UNDERSTANDING THAT THE TEXAS OH, &
PIPE LINE COMPANY IS TO DEPOSIT WITH THE
NORTH AMERICAN TRUST COMPANY OF NEW
YORK FOR EVERY so CENTS SUBSCRIBED ONE
SHARE OF STOCK. TO BE HELD IN ESCROW
TOGETHER WITH THIS SUBSCRIPTION, FOR A
DATE HEREOF. UNDER THE FOLLOWING con-
DpTIONS, VIZ:
IF SAID TEXAS OIL < PIPE LINE COMPANY
BRINGS IN ON IT'S LANDS IN TEXAS GUSHER
WITHIN THE AB0yE-NAMED TIME THEN SAID
TRUST COMPANY SHALL PAY OVER TO THE
TEXAS OIL & PIPE LINE COMPANY THE
AMOUNT OF THIS SUBSCRIPTION AND SHALL,
DELIVER TO THE UNDERSIGNED THE STOCK
THEREFOR: BUT IN THE EVENT OF THE FAIL
URE OF THE TEXAS OIL & PIPE LINE COM
PANY TO BRING IN A GUSHER WITHIN SAID
TINE, THEN SAID TRUST COMPANY IS TO RE-
TURN TO THE UNDERSIGNED THE MONEY
HEREBY SUBSCRIBED AND RETURN To SAID
OIL & PIPE LINE COMPANY THE STOCK so
HELD"
Note that this agreement is not with
a drilIer, who may or may not be re-
spOnsible, but with a powerful f1nan-
cial corporation. the NORTH AMERI-
CAN TRUST COMPANY of New York.
This guarantee Is backed by strong director
ate as can be shown 10y any oil company In this
country except the Standard. Seven out Of the
nine high officials directors of leading fnan-
cial and railroad corporations well known through
out the United States, and are men accustomed to
the practical management OF great corporate In
terests Especial attention is requested to that
Evening star., 1901-10-26
SOC. PER SHARE.

But WE CANNOT GUARANTEE THIS PRICE
FOR ANY LENGTH OF TIME. since IL is sub
Ject 10 advance withdrawal I'm the discretion OF
the directors at any time without notice.
No certificate will lie issued for less than 25
shares.
BEAUMONT NATIONAL BANKS HIGHLY N
DoRSE THE COMPANY. its officers and manage
nent, and our personal investigations have con-
vinced lat II is one OF the best opportunities
found In the Texas oil fields.
SEND FOR PROSPECTUS.
Make all decks. drafts and money orders payable
to the order OF
Evening star., 1901-10-26

1t z. o. BOX sO84. BOSTON, MASS.
Evening star., 1901-10-26
r. S. WHITCOMB & CO..
Fiscal Agents for Huntley OH and Refining Co.
IT EXCHANGE PL. BOSTON, MASS.

THE BOOKS FOR THE TRANSFER OF STOCK
OF the Franklin Fire) Insurance Company Of
washington city viii be closed from OCTOBER
"a to NOVEMBER 4, 1901.
oc24-st W. p. YOUNG, Secretary.
Evening star., 1901-10-26

TEXAS OIL g
PIPE LINE GO.
OF NEW YORK AND BEAUMONT.


portion OF the prospectus giving fuller Information
regarding these gentlemen) Through this guaran-
tee the company assumes ALL the risk, the In
vestor takes NONE, and tho guarantee is given at
5OsPER CENT of par. thus doubling the investors
opportunity of profit
THE COMPANY HAS NO PREFERRED STOCK,
NO BONDS, NO DEBTS OF ANY KIND.
Having only one class Of stock. all the stock
holders will SHARE ALIKE In its profits
1t owns In fee its lands on Spindle Top Heights
and thus pays no royalty. while many of the
panies operating there pay from Il to u royalty.
This saving alone will result In large profits
company.
Its well on SpindIe-Top Heights is now in the
cap rock and expected in at any time, and itis
CERTAIN TO BE A GUSHER as any we'll ever put
down in that famous territory. 1t requires how
ever, extra skill and care to put s-inch pipe
through the cap rock into the oil sand, account
of the greater pressure and heavier flow Of OIL and
Is therefore very likely to take few days more
time than the ordinary we'll. Our Field Manager
Capt Brown, writes follows: when bring this
well In none of US will have any cause to complain
over the delay. 1t will be positively the only well
In the United States which Is eight inches In diam
eter from the flow pipe to the extreme bottom Of
the we'll. which will be not less than 25 feet Inn
bedded in the oil sand. and will be the largest
producer the world has ever seen."
The company's holdings now embrace 262 tracts,
covering aggregate Of SO, 800 acres IN THE
HEART OF THE OIL BELT. as substantiated by
report says: There is ABSOLUTELY NO DOUBT
that THE SOURCE OF the Beaumont oils is In the
tertiary strata which outcrop in the interior and
throughout the east Texas timber region. oil will
be found at decreasing depths ALONG LINE
FROM BEAUMONT TO OIL CITY. In southern
Nacogdoches county,
ALONG THIS LINE over 200 tracts are held by
the company. and it is practically certain that
these lands contain oil in inexhaustible quantities
The care with which these properties have been
selected is evidenced by the fact that the company
has been offered for some Of them TEN TIMES
THE PRICE PAID, including its 80 acres In the
Douthitt survey (adjoining the gusher field, for
which S., 900 AN ACRE HAS BEEN REFUSED.
The company, having through early work In the
field. secured its lands while they were cheap and
being practically assured of large oil out
put is proceeding to arrange transportation, stor-
age and marketing facilities for the companys pro-
ductiOn
To provide the funds for these purposes limited
amount Of stock s now offered for public subscrip-
ton at
Evening star., 1901-10-26

Memorial for Mrs. Mckinley.
The Western Society OF the Army OF the
Potomac has prepared a memorial which
Will be sent to Mrs. Mckinley at Canton
Monday. II contains a set Of resolutions
passed by the organization. The memorial
u bound In seal and lined with silk.
Evening star., 1901-10-26
The Development of
A Prediction.

One week ago / announced a certain
took which had been selling at par
$500 per shsTcl at Zoe. on the dollar.
or soc. per share. i withdraw that offer
today. / viii sell this stock this week
at 6Jc. a share. All who bought Of me
the past few weeks at soc. per share
may turn their stock In to me this week
and l viii pay them 60c. per share, a
rOft Of Zoe. per share In less than 2
weeks. 1 expressed my belief that this
stock would advance TO S1.OO within 80
days, $500 within months and $500
within months. Watch and see If my
investors this week do not double their
money by Thanksgiving. Full particulars
for the asking.
LUTHER BROWN,
r. o. BOX 1904. BOSTON, MASS.
Evening star., 1901-10-26
Seventh and l. Streets.

PREFERRED DIVIDEND NO 26
quarterly dividend tNO. 2eJ Of one and three
quarters per cent will be paid on the PREFERRED
tAPIIAL Stuck Of the AMERICAN GRAPHIC
fIlONE COMPANY on November Is TO stockholders
OF record November 1.
BY order Of the Directors.
E D. EAST0N. President
F. F. WINCHEIL. Secretary. oc26-s&w &wtono13
THE AMERICAN BUILDING AND LOAN ASSO-
CITATION
LENDS MONEY on
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA REAL ESTATE
DIVIDENDS PAID SEMIANNUAIIY AT The
RATE OF PER CENT PER ANNUM.
Phone 2u28. 9O7 G. street. am. TO p.m
JOHN J. KLEINER President
W. J. FRIZZELI., Secretary oc26-s m m II 10