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DEALINGS VERY LIGET.
Limited and IrEeg s.Ia- Price Changes
"a Market.

WALL STREET, y Y. Feb The very
light dealings in this mornings Stock
Market resulted in comparatively limited
and irregular price changes
There seemed TO be a general iudisposi-
tion TO undertake new commissions I'm the
market, chiefly because Of the feeling Of
uncertainty az to Mondays Supreme Court
decision in the Northern Securities case,
interest in the question being naturally
intensified by the near approach of the
time when a decision is looked for
Yesterday afternoons late announce
ment that a dividend OF 1 per cent had
been declared on Northern Securities
stock. took the financial community at
large somewhat by surprise. although il
was commonly accepted as indicating the
confidence Of the directors Of the COMPANY
IN favorable ruling by the Supreme
court. NoJhng else of interest was pre-
9eH'eu IN thls mornings news bearing
upon The general financial situation.
IuJiIhauonS from Washington that the
FTesldent contemplated sending a special
/ message TO Congress urging action on the
reduction in the duties on Cuban prod
ucts accounted for the strength shown
I by Sugar Refining stock.
Amalgamated Copper continued one Of
the active features OF the market. and
was also firm on the substantial evil
! dences or improving trade conditions.
Anaconda Mining sympathized material
ly wlth the strength OF Amalgamated.
other noteworthy movements among the
miscellaneous stocks were noted in United
states Express and New York Ali Brake.
while Peoples Gas was much steadier
than it was yesterday.
The United States Steel stocks were
hrm on fairly large transactions.
Movements In the railway list were gen
/ orally small Active features were Rock
island, St Paul, Atchison. Colorado
Southern, and Southern Pacific The local
traction issues were duh but firm, notably
for Metropolitan Street Railway.
London furnished a slightly lower range
Of prices for American stocks. but other
/ wise it was not a factor OF any cOnse-
quence In the local market
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and we would have been a great deal
worse than we are thought TO be if We
bad brown her down.
when We saw that bunch coming to
ward us on the road yesterday evening
we knew il was all up
We did not FIRE shot at the officers,
but agreed to Kill ourselves. I shot my
self in the mouth, Ed shot himself over
the heart. and the woman shot herself in
the breast
We knew we had no chance to get
away. and we knew We would swing If
taken back, and that is why We wanted TO
kill ourselves.
Il never killed man in my life was
not at the Kahney house at all. Il was
Ed who was there, He went with Dor
man and a woman who was dressed in
mans clothing. There was another man
with them who came from Chicago, but
viii not say who he was He went back
70 Chicago the next day and has not been
seen since"
Did Not Xiii Detective.
After this was said Jack reIapsed into
silence. except for a few moments. when
he spoke regarding the death Of Detective
Fitzgerald.
He declared that he did not kill him.
Hor did any Of his friends He declared
that Fitzgerald vas struck by a bullet
from Inspector Bob Gray's revolver. There
we're rumors at the tine Of the killing
that Fitzgerald was shot accidentally by
his feIlow-omcer.
legal battle is expected when the
Prtsburg authorities arri-e this morning.
and at the Jail it is said the only way the
PittsburgeTs will be able TO secure the
-Biddles viii be by a writ Of habeas cor
pus. The Butler authorities are deter
mined TO fight against their being taken
away.
PITTSBURG. Feb. Former Warden
Sonel has confessed that he was under
the influence Of Chl0roform during the
night when the Biddles broke Jail Mr.
Schel believes she snsstheric vas admin
isteTed by his wife. He discovered also
that his wife had made preparations 20
sue for a divorce.
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PEER WOULD WE'D FOR CASH.
Ve-y Old Title for e25,OOO, Payable
in Advance.

LONDON, Feb. The Telegraph
says the following letter, emanatIng from
an address and over name correspond
ing with those given IN the London di-
rectory, has been received by an eminent
firm OF solicitors:
An English peer OF very old title is
DESTROYS Of marrying at once a very
wealthy lady. Her age and looks are i'm
material but her character must be II
reproachable- She must be a widow or
spinster, not a Divorce. II among your
clients you know such lady, who is will
ing 70 purchase the rank Of a peerless for
200 paid in cash to her future hus-
band, and who has sufficient wealth be-
sides to keep up the rank Of a peerless.
shall be pleased IL you communicate with
me in the frs Instance by letter. when
a Ting can be arranged IN your office.
/ beg you 10 keep this confidential. The
peer viii pay handsomely for the intro
duction when it is arranged"
The Telegraph" suppresses the ven
der's rank. which is given in the letter.
substituting therefor the words peer
and peerless.
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| Cure Catarrh. 7"
OR. ShddG.)
TRIAL TREATMENT FREE.

Remember that DR.. Shade treats as low
as 40 a month; yes, poor people and
widows for even less than that Have a
II &c talk with d. Shade By all means.
and don't fail 20 tell him all about your
case.
DR.. Shade also has the latest improve
ments in electricity, and in conjunction
with his eclectic remedies. cures the
most obs mate and complicated diseases
No rn-tter what your trouble may be-
consul Dr. Shade. free OF charge.
Special attention given TO complicated
cases, p tarrh lung kidney. Brights dis
ease, stomach, liver. rheumatism. sciat-
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blood diseases. geRitO-urinary and blad-
der trouble heart trouble diseases Of
women ard children, brain and nervous
diseases. and all complicated diseases Of
the human body.
Hours. to 5, Sunday. 10 to / p. m;
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday even
ings. 8 10 :. Corner Thirteenth and G.
Consultation free
II you cannot come to The Office send
for home treatment
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FINANCIAL.
OFFICE Or THE
George 4. TreadE8ll Mining Company,
o. -AAIiIIfnrn G. no... N..-r,
n William St, New York.


TO Ny FRIENDS:
Two years ago you bought the stock Of the
Greene Consolidated Copper Company on my
endorsement-thOse Of you ~l1O got In Don
enough-at s. a share. 1t is nov selling b, so
share and you Rnd you have made i.irIy
profitable investment
now endorse che stock Of the George A. Tread
well Mining Company even more decidedly than
did the Greene stock, and think enough Of the
enterprise to allow the company to bear my naIee
j is the only enterprise in the world 10 which
have ever given or shall ever give that priyilege
You can now sell your Greene stock and buy
four shsrez Of the TresdveH stock with the pro
ceeds Of one share Of Greene
advise you TO do 20 for the following reason:
/. The Greene Company is capitalized at sIz
million dollars; the TreadweH Company At only
three millions The four shares Of the TreadveH
that YOU can get for one Of the Greene repre-
sent, therefore eight tinlee the proportional in
tercst in the company that the share Of Greene
stock represents
2 The property Of the TreadwsI Company ia
extent Of ore hodies Of the Greene property.
g. The ores Of the Verde Copper Belt. where
the TreadweH Company mines are situated, have
nearly or quite twice the percentage Of copper
that the mines Of the Cananeas-vhere the Greene
property Hes-have. The Verde Belt ores average
bout ten per cent copper and the Csnanea ores
about five per cent.
>. The ores Of the Csnaneas have low. and those
Of the Verde Belt high values In gold and silver
With low-pdced copper this consideration is Of
the utmost importance
The Verde District has = very great adyan-
tsge over the Cauanes District in IFS scoessi-
ti o. It's comparative nesmess 70 market and
il freight rates.
g. The Verde District has whatever further ad-
vantage results TO # from being in the United
States. and under the jurisdiction Of the Stars
and Stripes.
= The Greene Consolidated Company has a more
extensive and expensive equipment tIian that Of
the TreadVeu Company although that Of the
Treadwel: Company is by 10 means small and Is
constantly incTeasing-but 81 has also a large in
debtedness incurred In procuring this equipment.
The Treadwell Company is free from debt and
pays is wsy - H. goes Il may seem G, go
slower but ! think 1t VIII get there Just as soon.
! would rather have a smaller equipment than
owe So much for a larger one.
s. AN thing- considered. believe that the stock
Of the George A. Treadwell Mining Company Is
quite as good and safe au INVESTMENT st $50 a
share nov as the Greene stock was when it orig
iu1lIy sold Ar - q share.
GEORGE a, TREADWELL.
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RECALLS OLD SALARY GRAB u
Excitement Over the Increase "a
$4,000 Voted Twenty Years Ago.

Sio-ooo oted twenty ears Ago.
Senator Stewards proposed amendment
to the bin providing for increased saIa-
ries for judges. suggesting that the sal
aries of Senators and members Of the
House Of Representative should also be
increased TO $500 a year from s. 900.
their present figure, recalls the salary
graD' excitement Of twenty years ago. A
BIN was then passed Increasing the sal
aries Of Senator's ana members TO $40 eco
a year, and voting efch member Of the
previous Congress a whole years salary
at that rate
Many members. including Garfield. az
terward President Of the United States.
refused TO accept the gift 1f money thus
voted them, and turned il back into the
Treasury. Others donated their share 70
charities
Flanagan OF Texas, producing his $40 600
rei' on the floor OF the House. announced
bodily his purpose TO keep it, saying he
haa earned IL Some others also pOcketed
The money. 5ut the whole affair created
such an uprOar throughout the country
that the law was repealed in the very
next Congress.
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MAKING READY TO
RENEW THE ASSAULT
Prosecution in Patrick Case
Gaining Strength.
Attorney Osborne Has Twice scored
Heavily Against the Defence and
VIII Try 10 Do 50 AEnin

NEW YORK, Feb. The prosecution
and defence in the tria, Of Lawyer Al
bert 7. Patrick. charged with killing Nil
honaire William Rice. are busy today pre-
pairing to renew their night next Monday.
an adjournment having been taken yester-
day until that date.
Tie prosecution has so far produced
testimony tending to show thal checks
made out to Patricil..-and alleged TO have
been ssigned BY Rice were forgeries. and
mat the VIII OF 1900 making the defend
ant res.duary legatee was a spurious docu-
ment
VINO forged the checks and viii has not
been shown
Other testimony adduced tended to
show that Patrick never knew Rice per
sonolIy
DIR. Williams Testimony.
One witness. DR. Williams, IS the only
one who has been called 10 the stand YET
TO prove the corpus deficit He swore
that Rice had died Of gaseous irritation
Of the lungs. caused by the Inhalation Of
chlorCfcrm.
Prosecutor Osborne scored two other
important points yesterday when Ec got
the 1895 VIII IN evidence and elected
damaging testimony from Judge Thomas
". Ford. OF Houston. Tex
Ford who knew Rice we'll. stated that
he talked with Patrick a few days before
Rice died and the defendant had said
nothing about being The old mans at
tOrney.
He further testified that he had alro
talked with Rice few DAYS before his
death. and the millionaire not only seem
ed on ArieHcly terms with Captain Baker
but -. message 20 him.
This tends 20 disprove the statements
o. Patrick that Rice distrusted Baker.
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JACK BIDDLE TELLS
STORY OF ESCAPE
Mrs. Sofel, Who Aided Brothers TO Free
dom, Handicapped Their Flight,
But They Would Not
Abandon Her.

BUTLER. Pa, Feb. The Biddle broth
ers and Mrs. SofeI. who were caught on
the Prospect Road yesterday evening after
a bloody hattie. are stiH alive this morn
ing
Ed Biddle has grown noticeably weak
er since midnight and it is believed that
his death is now only a matter Of hours.
His temperature is IO2; pulse, I45; respi-
ration. %. and there is evidence Of almost
continual hemol -hages.
Unless peritouitis sets IN Jack will
be taken to the hospital. where an opera
tion viii be performed in the hope of
saving his life.
The doctors have just secured evidence
that mis- bladder WAS reached by a bullet
but his general condition seems 30 be
good
Mrs. SofeI is at the hospital and her
chances for recovery are good. It has been
discovered that Jack has two bullet
holes through his mouth instead Of one.
as first thought.
Jack BiddIe's story.
About daybreak Jack Biddle made q
confession. He said:
I'VE remained under cover in a Pitts
burg house until Thursday night. ] want
ed TO stay and Ed Eas also willing Ia
stay, but the woman was nervous and
afraid we would be caught. I would not
let them 60 alone, and as soon as il grew
dark We went down the street and took
a Perrysville Avenue car. We rode "a
the end OF the line, and from there walked
until we reached the farm where We stole
the horse
If It had not been for the woman We
would not have been captured. for we
could easily have gotten another horse
and by this time been more than a hun
dred miles away.
ITS a lead-pipe cinch that we would
have escaped. but we could not let that
poor woman go by herself She did ali
she couid wzth sis. betrayed her husband
and deserted her family to help us out.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
IN TIE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF nnLL MHlA--kALLE = ivy IL A. 4

N TIRE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
or COLI HBlA.-kArfE +. LEVY 1T Al,
tOmplainauts. NARY GALLAGHER.
THOMAS HEOILAHAN ET Al Defendants
No. 2Z253. Equity Docket No -.
The object % this suit Is TO obtain the parti-
ton and sale OF Dot s.. IN Charlie C.. Uhlfuan'
subdivision Of square No. 6l6. To- tho city Of
Washington. District Of Columbia.
ON motion oi the t9mplEiuants. hy j. Eng-
RaE- j. their attorney, it is this 9th dav
Of Jauu4It. A. d. 1907 ordered that the de-
feudaut. Iu0Ira- HeoulshaD. cause ms appear
IuCe GO bC entered herein Oh before tn foT-
fifth ias. exclusive of sundays and legal hrli-
da4s. occurring after the day 0i the fret puhli-
Gallon Of ths order; otherwise the cause VlIl Ir
proceeded "a - iu case OF default This order
% Doe published iu The Washington Times and
the Washington Law Reporter once a week
foI tlifce successive Werzs-
Is The Court;
f>cai5 A G.. BRAID El. Justice
True cupy-Trst.
j. r. Vol Nc. CLERK
By FRED. q. O'CONNELL. Asst. Clerk.
felsl5
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LIncoIn5s Ri,nI ncnh.

EAST LIVERPOOL. Ohio Feb. The
man to whom Abraham Lincoln presented
q jack-knife because his face was homIier
than that Of the marytr President IS
dead. He was Rev. William Hastings Of
Toronto, Ohio. Rev. Hastings was a
powerful and distinguished preacher.
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ARGUMENT COST TWO LIVES.
Murder and Suicide Follow Dispute
over Beer Glass.

naAtN anu ~AAGANe 4 0lAnH BlNH a &c
over Beer Glass.
BOSTON. Feb. J. - George McGibbon
thirty years Old. living on Warrentor
Street. became involved in a dispute with
John Bonette, whose residence is IN
known. over the question OF whether a
certain beer glass was dirty. They quar-
relied in the Shakesperean Inn. OIL Beach
Street.
No blows we're struck in the saloon
but when Bonette went out McGibbon fol-
lowed, and the war Of words was con-
tinued on the sidewalk. Finally Bonetts
pulled a revolver and shot McGibbOr
through the head killing him instantly
BOnettc started 20 make hisaescape. and
ran around upon Washington Street. with
his pistol still !n his hand
There he saw eight policemen coming
from tie nearby station on the run and
realizing that capture was near he
placed the muzzle Of the gun against his
breast and pulled the trigger. droppjne
dead 10 the midst Of a crowd Of shoppers.
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Terre Haute socialist Candidate..

TERRE HAUTE. Ind. Feb The So
cislists of Eugene V. Deb's home city
have nominated city ticket for the cleo
ton in May, with s. NJ Reynolds. a we'll
known lawyer as nominee for Mayor. OF
the others on the ticket two are street
railway strikers. one OF them being the
motoTman whose discharge was one OF
the causes Of the strike.
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Symptoms

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yet with no external signs, no skin
eruption or sores to indicate it. The
syGgtoms in such cases being = variable
appetite, poor digestion, an indescribable
Eeakuess and nervousness, loss IF flesh
and a general rundown condition of the
= tem-ciearly showing the blood has
ose its nutritive qualities, has become thin
z1d Fatery. Il is IN just such cases that
). s. S. has done some Of its quickest and
most effective work by building up the
blood and supplying the elements lacking
% make it strong and vigorous.
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MFR. wheeler Got Rid of His Rheu-
matism.

During me winter Of 1895 ] was 90 lame in
ny joints, IN fact ali over my body that could
hardly hObsle around. vheu ] bought a bottle
Of Chzmberlains Pain Balm From the hrst ap-
pbcation ] began 20 get we'll and was cured
and have worked steadily ell the year
Wheeler. N0rthWOod X. Y For sale bv Henry
Evans. Wholesale and Retail and all druggists.
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DR.. LEATHERMAN.

Only expert specialist IN the city on Kidney.
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Consultation Tree bO2 2 ST. N. ".
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gist or drop postal 20 MEXICAN 81 REKA
CHEMICAL COMPANY. IBIS Pa ave- DIV IL
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My wife used sew
raj bottles of S. S. 5.
IS a blood purifier and
IN tone up a weak and
emaciated system, with
very marked effect by
say Of Improvement.
We regard it a
Ereat tonic and blood
purifier. y. r DUFF,
Princeton, Mo.
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FOR HIRE.

FOR HIRE-Horses buggies and daytous; Sl5o
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purposes PRESTON'S STABLES cor. sth and
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THE RIORKIHGMAN AND CAPITAL,

The only chance he has Of being liberated nom
the tyranny Of capital Is 10 become CAPITAL
IST himself, and the way 70 become a capitalist
Il 20 save money and put 10 into the PERPETfT AL.
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buy or build home for himself and family.
Don't hesitate. but begin a. once see our ad-
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BIRDS, DOGS, ETC.

FOR s4LE-NsIe eauaries from - TO s. each;
parrots, dogs, cFts, rabbits, etc. SCHMID'S BIRD
STORE. 10 I2th st. NV. m3O-rf
FOURTEENTH ST. Hospital for Animals surgical
and medical cases Always open Telephone l7l-1
ais Fourteenth st s29-Smo.
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Prof Koch is the dicoverer Of the Germs that
produce consumption snd % the tuberculnc that
destroys them. Call OF write
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DERNIATOLOGT.
WALL PAPER.

SOLTE. 50 sth At NV. Is constantly Teceivins
the latest and most attractive designs in Wan
PgpeIE. snG papers TO0ms from $40 up ca
GEd investigate yourself aud be convinced
MA
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LOANS OF $40

AND UPWARD ON FURNITURE AND PIANOS
At lowest rates and the day you apply. ne
sre loaning the Building snd Lean Association
plan, which makes the cOet Of Carrying loans
much less than you pay elsewhere and allow
sou to pay it on IN any sized noteB you desd-e
running from one TO twelve montks u yJu have
loan win some other company we vii pay Il
Cd and advance you more money Il desired
Rstes ehesrfully given. and no cost to you unless
loan Is made. CRll and get rRtes- Front room
d7zt nOOF-
NATIONAL MORTGAGE LOAN CO.
625 + So. N. w.
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The above sale is postponed until THURSDAY,
FEBRUAB q. 1902, al $50 O'CLOCK q. N. at
the same place.
CHARLES +. BENJAMIN
VA. n. DJNCANSa'
eI-dGds-exSu Trustees.
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FREE KOCH TREATMENT.

To an Who call before FEBRUARY
10Th 10 any % our many I'm. riil-
ti0Ls in ihIs country Wc VIII give
.T% our services free. our only charge
"a - being for the Koch Tubcrcuiine
lt<4fS -L .- Vill Furnish al cost.
X~4@t4 The Washington Offices OF the Koch
ECnTE Lung C1TC are az OF r Street
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TRUSTEES SALE.
DUNCANsoN BROS, Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF No. gI8 MONROE STREET
ANArlSII A-SrlRE ANn nMELLLNG-

TRI STEES SALE OF No. gI3 MONROE STREET,
ANACOSTIA-STORE AND DWELLING.
By virtue Of a certain deed Of trust re-
corded ia Liber No 2l22, at folio l15 ct seq,
oi the land records of the District Of Columbia.
shall sch. ln front Of the premises, FRIDAY,
THE 3ist DAY OF JANUARY. A. d. 1902 At :
O'CLOCK p. NJ. al Of lots 736 and 49, and 73s
except the southeriy twelve feet by depth ul
.sycn,yhve feet Of lot 58s. together with the iul-
pr0verueuts thereon OF said lots IN Duval's adj
clifton 90 luloatov,u, ID. O.
TERMS or SALE. OEg-third cash. balance in
one and two years. with interest 90 t. per cent
per aunum, payable semi-annualiy, 500 required
81 time OF sale and the purchaser allowed Ten
DAYS from date of sale Co complete the purchase
CHARLES r. BENJAMIN.
VA. II. Dt Nt'ANSON
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IS the greatest Of all
TONES, and you will
f n the appetite i'm
proves at once, strength
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MONEY TO LOAN on APPROVED CoLLsT
ERAL-So delay CHARLES A. BAKER. Room
40 and A. Metze-ott Building. no 81
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dGdsexSu
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MONEY To LOAN on approved city real estate
at 4, ~ and per cent interest Special priv
leges with respect 70 prior payments Large
amounts q speciality.
TYLER & RUTHERFORD. INC.
ia19-tf 1907 ST. NV.
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MONEY TO LOAN at s1k 70 per cent. ir sgrus
q 81 ,GO0 10 $4,000 Z c. real estate. rzv q
5 and @ per cent mortgages and begin anew. al
transactions conducted with economical consi,ser-
alton for borrower " n H. SAUNDERS & co.
1907 + st
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CASH FOR AL!
WASHINGTON MORTGAGE LOAN COMPANY
6Io 2 Street N. W.

MONEY To LOAN on real estate. personal prop
erty. and collateral. J. c. DAVIS. SO / ST. NV.
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.OANED SALARIED PEOPLE

Retail merchants, teamsters, boarding houses,
without security largest business in A principal
cities T0LMAN. Room I0I- 533 18Th St. NV.
mI4-u