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news And GOSSIP
FROM GEORGETOWN
Silver Star Lodge, |. o. @. T.,
Has Interesting Meeting.
Good Friday Services at Trinity Church,
Revival Services at West Washington
BAPTIST Church.

At the regular meeting Of Silver Star
Lodge. No. 20. l. o. G. T.. at its hall on
Brookyile road. Tenleytown. last night,
seven members were initiated and six ap-
plications filed. Company B gave the fol-
lowing programme Of entertainment: Is
says by Mrs A. F. Shoemaker, Miss Mag
gle Shoemaker, Mr.. Clifton Shoemaker,
MIR Alex st. John and Mr. Forrest ID.
YoweIl; vocal solo by Mr.. Alex St John;
trio by Mr.. Forrest ID. Vowel, Mr.. Cliff
ton shoemaker and Mr.. Thomas Perry;
reCitatiCns by Mr.. Thomas Perry, Mr.
Forrest D. YOwelI Mr.. Leroy b. Vowel
and Miss Maggie Shoemaker, choruses by
Company b; readings by Mr.. Ellis Shoe
maker and Mrs. Thompson.
The grand chief teuplar, Mr. s ".
Russell, was present and delivered an IN
teTes,ing address. Refreshments were
served at the close Of the meeting. The
total markings Of Company b was 4g0 and
OF Company A 445, leaving Company A
something over 200 in excess Of Company
B. Company a viii have charge Of the
programme next Thursday.
The Rev. Father Martin O'Donoghue.
formerly of this place. who is stat oned
at ST. Johns Church, Baltimore, preached
at Trinity Church last night His sub
jeCt was Holy Eucharist" The TE~ ebTae
service was sung by a specially trained
choir Of bows, under the direction o. Prof
Ge0Trr Herbert Wells. Tonight Rev.
FatS-r Casey, Of Georgetown college,
viii preach. All during yesterday the
decorations of the church were viewed by
the Pensioners Special services viii be
held at Trinity Church on sunday Music
viii be rendered by al augmented choir.
The revival services, which have been
in progress at the West Washington Bap-
list Church this week. Will be continued
next week Each evening the pastor, the
Rev. Cornelius c.. Coleman. will deliver
a sermon. So far the meetings have been
successful.
young white man about twenty years
c age was thrown from a car Of the
metropolitan road. about : o'clock last
night. while rounding the curve at Thirty
second Street and Dumbarton Avenue, and
slightly injured.
Georgetown boats were yesterday en-
gagged in transferring the household ef-
fects from Pooh Bah. the country
place Of the Messrs. Percy and Joseph
Crawford. TO Orlando Jones stock farm
on the Potomac. The owners Of these
places have just effected a trade
ROllO ". Browne and wife yesterday
sold TO James Sharp part Of lots IS. 81
and 80. block s. Cleveland Park George
W Casilear sold to Charles l. Martin.
house and promises 1918 Potomac Street.
Theodore Barnes has purchased the
southwest corner OF Thirty-ffth and o
Streets, occupied as a drug store and
residence, Of John Curtin and others.
The consideration is said TO have been
s. 500
The ladies Of Division No /. Ancient
Order Of Hibernians. will give their an
nual ball at LinthiCum Hall. on o Street.
Monday evening
The ladies OF St. Johns Episcopal
Church viii have cake sale tomorrow,
in the Sunday school room.
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DEATH OF Mr.. BUTTS.
HIS Remains TO Be Brought TO This City
by His Father, Major Butts.

The remains Of Mr.. Joseph WaddeH
Butts, son Of Major Frank A. Butts. OF
this city, whose death occurred at the
Seney Hospital. Brooklyn, y Y. yester-
day, viii arrive here at SIS o'clock to
night, and be removed TO the family resi-
dence, 922 T Street northwest
Major Butts went TO New York when
the news OF his son S death reached him.
and took charge Of the remains. He viii
come On 10 this city with the body to-
night.
The deceased was well known in Wash
ington- No funeral arrangements have
yet been made
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FAMED MISSIONARY DEAD.
Dr.. Chester Expires in India After Sev-
ice Of -Four Decades There

BOSTON, March 28-The American
Board Of Commissioners for Foreign Mis-
sions at Boston has received a cabIegram
from Southern India announcing tho
death OF Rev, Or. Edward Chester. sta
toned since 1864 at DindiguI, Madura dis
trict, India
DT. Chester was born IN New York CITY
in l6Zs. He was graduated from Union
Theological Seminary in New York m
1857. He had been a missionary for the
American board in India since 1858 DIT.
Chester not only eXerted a wide influence
in the direct work OF the mission. but he
was prominent in municipal affairs for a
generation, bis advice being constantly
solght BY The may0r and bis council
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COFFEE PHILOSOPHY.
Don't Blame I've Dnotor

The most dangerous false friend is cha
one that. under the Euise Of frfendsbir
oay Ly day lnsiuuates himself into vo,I-
good graccs and takes advantage Of tba
association 90 DO you harm. that Is ey-
actiy the position Of coffee II enters
your sanctum under The guise Of a warn,
close friend. and slowly day By dav
works away az your destruction
Why this should be- no one can saw
but ID ls fact nevertheless. Hundreds
OF thousands are testifylnr Of the ter
rlble straits that coffee drinking has led
them into
II our clearer moments we know that
health. bounding. perfect health brinqs
Win 10 the poisc Of nerve and clearueee
Of mind that makes US kings instead IN
slaves. and brings heaven on earth 10
us.
Through the very perversity Of urn
Kind, showing the clemens @. a Tangible
demon. we persist in tak;u, into mouth
and stomach the false .-Iead even aftor
We know % is working throw us ont
CT the peaceful HEAVIER o, health. and SET
Up within as that conc ton Of disease
that the nerves show variCusly ia dvs-
Efgsia, heart trouble. kidney trouble. etc.
The patient physician who has for
years been explaining 10 different people
uaaSr bis care the powerful effects Cf
eonee on highly organized persons. hnaI-
~ becomes bit careless and feels that
ne can only point out the facts and then
let patients 90 their own path Their
very perversity viii make Of them slaves.
and they follow the habit with the blind
logged fatalism that cannot be under
stood
Coffee "soaks' them certain and sure
ana when they ere hit hard enough they
hhSiiy come around 70 The point where
they are forced 10 give Il up, then Pos
tum Food Coffee comes as a relief in the
time OF desperate trouble. II requires no
effort 10 slip OF coffee drinking for well
made Postum and the change in health Is
something miraculous in many cases
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TOTS LEAP FOR LIFE.
Jumped From the Third Story Window Of
His Burning Home.

CHICAGO. MFrch 2S.-Walter r. Leh-
man, four years old. while playing in the
basement Of his home yesterday. dis
covered IRE He ran up the stairway
10 the first fc0r, calling loudly for his
mother, who was on the third floor.
Hearing his cries. his mother Mrs.
Cora Lehman, turned in an alarm and
hurried back to save some OF her prop
erty.
In a short time the house was filled
with so much smoke that Mrs. Lehman
found il impossible to make her way up
the stairs and had 20 hurry from the
building TO save her own life.
She called 90 her son several times and
heard his baby Yoice. in muflcz tones
answer, Here I am. mammal from a
back room OF the third floor Mrs. Leh-
man ran 60 the rear Of the building TO
see Walter waving his arms from a win
Cow III
summoned by the others cries. three
men brought a blanket and held il while
the baby craWled through the window
Jump Walter" erie. his mother
The baby spread his arms toward his
mother and dropped thirt feet He es-
capped injury.
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TOURISTS GREET PRESIDENT.
Fifty New York RailIoaders Received at
the White House.

About fifty railroad excursionists from
New York were received by President
Roosevelt at the White House today.
The President viii receive during the
next sixty days "a number Of delegations
of visitors for whom dates have already
been set aside. There will be no general
receptiOn OF casual visitors
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Unusual increase in number Of calls
at State Department by members Of
the Corps gives rise to belief that i'm
portant mutual assurances are pend
ing. How the Nations Stand.
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OTIS RETURNS TO HIS HOME.
General Just Retired Says He VIII Not
Lecture o. WHITE Book.

Lecture OF White Book.
CHICAGO, March 2S-Maj. Gen. ElweIl
S. Otis, recently retired from active serv-
ice in the United States Army. while on
duty here as commander Of the Depart
ment Of the Lakes, has left for his old
home in Rochester. n. Y. His wife and
daughters accompany him He has no
business plans for the immediate future
While I have no definite plans. YOU
may say there are two things j VIII not
dO-write a book or lecture. " said General
Otis before his departure
Major General Macarthur. who has been
selected as General Otis successor. is. .ex-
pected 20 arrive in Chicago today.
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AUCTION SALES.

----rr..r7
FOR SALE-lhe undersigned trustees, appointed
by the stockholders Of the American Aut0tarcttc
Company IN general meeting al Alexandra Va
CT March q 1902. viii offer for sale at public
a action. a. the barn Of the Metropolitan r. r
c., P 81. and Rock Creek. on the slsr DAY or
MARCH. 1902. AT O'CLOCK p NJ nine 90
certain cars autOcaTettes, one dynamo and
generator and -w0 arc lamps, terms all cash
day Of sale ". +. SCHNEIDER Z B. HAY
L. n. SAUNDERS. Trustees. m27-S
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FINANCIAL STATEMENTS.


STATEMENT of the condition Of the FIRE As
ISOLATION. Of Philadelphia. state Of Penn
sylvauia, the 3lst day of December. 1901, as
required by act Of Congress approved July
%, 1892.
Capital stoek----..--.--.--..-.-...-. 10000 %
Capital stock paid up..............., 10000 %
ASSETS
Cash on hand and in bauks......... S273229 20
hral estate----- .--.--.-..- bl2-lO ~
Bends and mortgages (hrst lien on
real estate l.5ll-5IO 40
Other securities. ......-.............. s.5S4 80
stocks and boHds (market valued 600. S,lIs.7f4 p
bllLs receivable and collateral loans Co. so %
Of asents-....-....,..--...-..- , 7H,sa IS
=, cenber 81. 1907. .....-..........,.. a.cn SO
Total assets..-....--..........-.... $oI55,0a2 IS
LIABILITIES.
Aa-h capital S5pp,OtD %
Jncarued premium rcssrve-.--..--.-- 4,4ss. 500 60
Reserve for unpaid losses and
CiSliHs -. RECOMMENDATIONS 1890 -
All other liabilities. .........,........ 2I4299 S.
Net surplus ----.-.-....---...... $50 s54 66
Total liabilities. sd.l55G92 IS
Dividends and expenses for six month, ending
December 81, 1901;
DIVIDENDS ---.----------..-. $1,000 o.
Current expenses. 6t8.5sg 50
Losses PAID -...-.--..--.--.. Gj,ef0 -
Total .............-................ s1.78g 400 a
z. C. IRWIN, President
BENZ T. HERENESS. Secretary.
City of Philadelphia, State Of Pennsylvania.
subscribed and sworn % before me this 30
day of March. 1902
(seaI) EDWIN s. GAULT. Notary Public.
MI lMy commission expires Jan. D. 1861
STATEMENT Of the condition Of IN. IvSUR-
ANCE COMPANY or NORTH AMERICA. %
Philadelphia State &C Pcuusl iyaHia, on the 5lst
day Of December. 1901, as required by act Of
Congress approved July %, ls.2.
Capital 50 600 90 %
Capital stock paid up------.-.--..-. 100000 %
ASSETS.
Cash on hand and in bauss.......... SI.I37.G0I 81
Real cstate--.--- SIS, 4l1 81
Bonds and mortgages t6rst lien on
Other securities. book accounts, and
r 5sa.4 9s5 bonds s-Gs s;s. value: SO %
loans .-...'-......--........-...-.. uzGs "A
Of agents--.----,----.-.-.--.---..-- Log7.ssc 10
Interest due and accrued on De-
cembcr 81. l9cl-------------------- I0.5F3 %
Total ...............sloo4s.45 AS 80
LIABILITIES.
Cash capital .-...-.-. .---.- g 600 900 %
Reserve premium fund perpetual
Department. observation-disclosures. zoo 2ss 60
TIHearned premium r,erve--......... Ss6I.7ss 50
Reserve for unpaid losses and
CLAIMS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 1880 90
Book aecOunts...............-......... a2.gss 81
Total Liabilities SO OAR AZ 20
Dividends and expenses for SIX months ending
December 81 1901:
DIVIDENDS --.-.-......------..-.. $4,000 90
Current expenses. ..---.-...-...... lila J73 81
Total ............................ s12s4072 50
CHARLES PRATT President.
JEREMIAH F. FRYER. Secretary
CITY Of Philadelphia, State ~ Pennsylvania
Subscribed and sworn % before me this 9Th
day o. March. 1902
tseaL) RICHARD r. REILLY.
Notary public.
MI Commission expires April 10. 1903,
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LOANS OF $40

AND UPWARD or FURNITURE AND PIANOS
At lowest rates and Ou the dav ycu apply. We
are leaning on the Building and Loan Association
plan. which makes the cost Of Ca~T,IlK loans
much less than you pay elsewhere and allows
you % pas 70 Of in any sized notes you desire.
running from one 90 twelve months. % yor. haze
a loan With some ether company We pilI uav Dc
Oh and advance you me-e money If desired
Rates Checriully given and no cost 20 you unless
lean Is made Cali and get rates Front room.
nIst tCor
NATIONAL MORTGAGE LOAN CO.,
c.. / ST. n "a
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FINANCIAL STATEMENTS.

STATEMENT Of the condition Of the NORTH
kRN ASSURANCE COMPANY. of London, Eng
la1", on the Slst day Of December. 1901, as re-
gu ed 10y act Of Congress approved July -. l-52
Capitai stock paid up-.-------------- 10000 90
ASSETS.
Cash on hand and in bauks.-.....-.. Sl24,I0i %
neal estate ...-............... lHpuJJ %
Stocks and bonds tmarket vaIue) 80. 2.273I40 %
Premiums unsolicited and in hands
OF agents .....-..-.. ,Jtr $50 -
and stoeEs...-.. ..s- -. | 5ss2 70
Total S21s55s G2 "a
LIABILITIES
Cash capital. None IN the UUtel States
lneaTned premium reserve Sl,25s,o5 %
Reserve for unpaid losses and
,i"'ius ,.-'''--'' --'...'.-''--.... t.f's -S -
Net surplus ----------------------.- latz-sel d
Total Liabilities s, $3.50 Il
Dividends and expenses for SIX months ending
December 81, l9JI-
Current expense. ......--..--. S-'5rupy ~
Amounts Of LOSES paid..-...--...-. 1927 80
Total ........................... s725.2s1 50
(sIgued) GEO " BABB.
Manager and Attorney.
City Of New York. state Of New York.
subscribed and sworn 10 before me this 18th
iSirncdJ EDWIN F. CAREY.
Notary Public and COMMISSIONS OF Deeds
nj
STATEMENT Of the condition Of the CONNER
GAL UNION Assn RANCE COMPANY, Limited.
Of London England, Kingdom Of Great Britain,
on the al-t day Of December 1901, required
by act Of Congress approved July -. 1872.
Capital -toeA-..----------Not applicable % l. =
ASSETS
49, -- .-- -,
'i' '.aii' anu ii JAIME $3.50 ~
-. ~ li' ~
real csfatel 925 -1a %
stocks and bonds tmarkct value) 5000 l.s4I.2s5 -
Prs1r, SIio,i "a 3, IA, ''@ -
az acgnts net '' a,5 81 al
Tur,--+r GT,. and ,,l-,.J ~ n
c,.gl.r IN 7arI a5- az
Rents due. -g- =
''''-'--''- '''-
Total assets "a se1 or- %
i'''' ~, me, ,--,,.s. >''.-' '' ~
Reolaimable on. perpetual deposits sloo.205 @
sIe4ileu premium reserFe---------- zl.3-l1- ~
R,s,-ve fo- mid - r5
claims 40. ar On
Net s,IrrI1,s 1 1as 5a3 "a
Total liabilities "a SCI. os,5 -
Dividends and eyuqrSes for sly months ardInr
December 81 Ieol-
=
Total SEQ 7Os II
A II WRAY NanaCe-.
CITY Of New YORK state If Nevr NCrL-
Subscribed and sworn 10 before mo this 9Th
Jay isS e. S'-i'i'' w. ,ucH,PT or-rxx
nj 49, P-,lI;.
STATEMENT Of the condition Of the PHOENIX
MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY. Of
Hartford. State Of Connecticut on the 2lst day
Of December 1901, as required by act Of Congress
m Il TrrTv.
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Mr.. BRYAN'S FIXED PLAN.
Will Stay on His Farm to the End of His
DAYS.

LINCOLN. Neb.. March 2s.-WilIiam j.
Bryan said yesterday that he would stay
on his farm to the end Of his days.
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FINANCIAL.

I0NMC are made repayabls monthly.
|OHiNS Settlement in full or in part
may be made az any time. In
terest Is only paid on a Loan
Ter the time Il Is held By the
borrower When part Of a loan
4 settled the monthly install
ments are reduced proportion
ately- No commissions are charg-
ed. Borrowers are extended every
facility 70 return loans and psT
TO- their property
further information a. 10 terms how 10 pro-
the Cffoe
EQUITABLE BUILDING. 1908 = ST. NV
JOHN JOY EDISON FRANK P RESIDE.
President Secrgrary
nnor-1uo
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IHON. n. MUNIJUMEKf. President
RICHARD y CARRY. Secretary.
City Of Philadelphia, STATE Of Pennsylvania.
Subscribed and sworn TO before me this nth
day OF March, 1902.
(Scal) II. F. REARDON. Notary Public
MI (Ay commission expires Jan. -, 1861
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MONEY TO LOAN.
MONEY 10 loan

MONEY TO LOAN on real estate collateral o.
personal security D. G. DAVIS, sos z So uV.
g-l-E
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Transatlantic Mails:

FRIDAY-C5) Az 5.I5 D. n for EUROPE. per
s. 8 OlHp1nla, from New YORK, via QgeeustoEn-
tcl Al y-lJ D. m- for ITALY direct per q a
~ n Theresa. from New York Nail must be
directed per s. s. H. n Theresa"
tc) AT lI-25 D. m. for NETHERLANDS direct.
Per g s. hyudam, from New York. Mzu must
De directed ''Per s. 8. Ryndaza.''
tc) Al Hes p. M. Tor SCOTLAND direct per
= g. fuTne-sfl. from New York. Mau must -
directed Per Be- =. FlrIsossiar
GO A. il--a D. o.. FOR DENMARK direct per
s. s. NorEe, from New York. Nail must be ci-
rected per s. s. SorCe"
PRINTED NATTER. .ETC.-Tbfs steamer tsteq
Printea Matter, Commercial Papers. aud samples
Tor GERMANY only. The sane class OF man
matte Tor other parts Of EUROPE VII not be
her. -
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Total ....................-....-. Se5s. $40 40
}. B. BUNCE. President
CHAS. Fl. LAURENCE. secretary.
City OF Hartford. state Of Connecticut
Subscribed and sworn 20 before me this 18Th
lse4I.J HARRY F. JOHNSON.
I ". s. MCLEOD. Manager. Room a. 900 + St
nj
Sta1FNIENT OF the condition Of the NATIONAL
STANDARD INSURANCE CO., Of New York,
state 30 NCu York on the sI=I day oi DeoemheF
I l.ol. o. required By act Of Congress approved
July %. Ise2.
CAPITAL stock -----------------.- 500 600 %
Capital stock paid up....-.......... 10000 %
ASSETS
Cash on hand and in bauss..--.--.. sIOI e. 20
stocks ard bonds imaraer yalg.J---- 8ZaE1g o.
Of agsHe--..-.-.---.---....--..---.- o4.aoi o.
Interest due and accrued on bonds
December 81, IsnI---.-----.-.---.- loss 80
Total assers--------------------..-. sazo55 10
LIABILITIES
l.-n capital 500 90 GO
Unpaid return premiums, rela-ar-
sErc. and commits OBS --.---..--- 81. la5 90
lH.trued pIe"aIuU reserve .-.-.---.. -Il go 10
Reserve Tor unpaid losses and
claims ----------- ---.- -.---.. .l-l UI
Net -urp IIf lsE u
Total liabilities. Observation-Disclosures. -UT Do
Dividends and expenses ior six months ending
December g. 1872
DIVIDENDS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $1,000 70
llrIlul tNuyT-ts-- .----.--- 81 $50 Is
Total .......-.......--........-.. sioa.ia7 Is
EMIL p. PIEPER. Secretary.
City g View York. state Of New York
SUBSCRIBED and sworn To- before me this 18th
j-eaL) CHRIS. BAuBACH.
MI Notary Public.
STATEMENT OF the condition of the LLOYuS
PLATE CLASS lNsj RANCE COMPANY, ot New
YORK. state q New NorE.. Ola taa 3l-r day Of
1'.''i.'i IT. i.'l- rs i,i-iI'l l} ACT OF congress
IIf..',' july ~ i-s--
'l..@- s...A---- ----------- $500 %
N~P't'l s'eea l1'l up--------------- 5000 %
A>>ElS
Cash 20 hand and 10 bauks......... SIS Isl Ga
Real 1f5.0rg 90
stocks and bonds t'aarset valued s5.34 80
'' '-- '' -''.'N ---1..
ei 'seN-s. nel-------- --.--------- 1913 o.
TIL - ...-. 49,
lo-l "ss't------- ---------- HNt4.Uui o.
LIABILITIES
Cl,b rarftsI. Observation-Disclosures. sa-ao5s al
Reserve premium fund .s4 t-4 IN
Reeve fa- unrsid lose. and
claims ..-......- g1rt d.
Net surplus -...-.-.-.-...-... re5 "a, "a
glass and glazing . INNS P.-.s 127s2 %
Total Ia1llues---- ---------.-- S65I, E6l o.
Dividends and expenses for SIX months ending
December 81, 1901:
Ilflcti+7 .----r---- .--------- Sl--5+J uJ
current expenses enc. Se4,-oJol
"
Total ......---.. .-..-.-.--.-- S2I3.ZI3 80
WI T. WOOD. President
q HAS W lshANnhh. secretary.
Ndte'IiDea ana sworn 10 before mc ibis 10th
day o. March. 1902
lNeal) A. A LEACH
Notary Public Kings County Certificate filed
IN View York County. mi
-
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WASHINGTON. D. O.. POsTOFFICE. NOTICE.
Should be read daily, as changes may occur
at any time.
FOREIGN NAILS are Forwarded to the ports Of
sailing daily. and the schedule Of cIosins Is ar
ranged on the presumption Of their uninter-
,gPtgo Overland transit For the week ending
March 60 IsC2 the last eopnecfIBr claees III
be made from the MAIN OFFICE as follows:
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MONEY To LOAN
At the Lowest Rates of Interest en- d. G..
Real Estate Security.
FRANK T. RAWLINGS, 1913 Pa. ave.
MONEY TO LOAN at SO 90 per cent. iu sum,
90 $1,000 10 so 90 on ID. e.. real estate. paw of
and per cent mortgages and begin anew al.
transactions conducted with economical consider
alton for borrowers. VA. d. SAUNDERS s. CO.
I4G1 r II. NV.
MONEY TO LOAN on approved city real estate
nc 4, ~ and per cent interest. Special Div
leges with respect 20 prior payments. Large
amounts a speciality.
TYLER 3 RUTHERFORD. INC,
lals-u 1901 Z e.. NV
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STATEMENT Of the condition oi the SPRING
GARDEN INSURANCE CDMPANN Of PDiI4lei-
phid- state Of PeuLsy lv4uil. on the 5I-t day af
DeCember 1901, as required by act Of Congress
approved July % ls92-
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lONEY LOANED sALARIED 100

Retail merchants. teamstcrs boa-dIn, l5asz.
without security largest bushes ia 81 prJnlIra
cities lOhAAN, Room I0I 5S2 I5,A 81. nv
mlE-f
MONEY TO LOAN ON APPROVED COLLAT-
EHAls-NC delay CHARLES A. BAKER Rooms
30 and a, Me,ze-att Building. no g.
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J. 3. BUNCE President.
CHAS II. LAURENCE Secretary.
City OF Hartford, state Of Connecticut
Subscribed and sworn 60 before me this 18Th
lSeal.J HARRY r. JOHNSON
Notary Public.
". s. Mcleod. Manager. Room AZ. go r 81
nj
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DR. LEATHERHAN

Expert Specialist iu cure Of all acute and chronic
ailments Complaints Of rhc digestive o-ears-
nervous and blood disorders gusesiy cured
Consultation free coz E 81 ~ "
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STATEMENT Of the condition Of the FIRE As
ISOLATION. Of Philadelphia. state Of Penn
sylvania, on the 3lst day of December. 1901, as
20 1902