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Evening journal., 1903-03-17
ARE SCARCE
IN WILMINGTON
Housewives Have Difficulty
Keeping Girls Who Make
Excessive Demands

T,ie servant-girl question is one OF the
most perplexing ones now confronting the
Wilmington housewife and many Of them
are now cooking their own meals much TO
the regret Of their husbands, who are fast
Zee coming dyspeptics. The servants en-
ploycd In this city are largely colored
girls and the lack Of concessions, which
they claim, being denied them, they
strike" Their wants are many and their
work little and even then they cannot be
induced TO stay.
The average length Of a servants So
journ in one house is week and tt re-
qulres another week TO find another as
they are very scarce and during she inter-
veniag time hubby" is forced to get his
own breakfas, many a time and tend TO
the heater besides.
The restaurants are doing land office
business in the mean time, the men taking
it, we presume. shat they will live longer
on-this fare than "the kind mother used
TO make" All kinds of business excuses
now keep them away from dinner at night.
and 'Nhey just haven't time to come home
20 lunch"
The servant girls meanwhile are having
q good time and even those who are for
tunate enough TO have one, never know
when she will arrive in the moming, and
as a consequence many a man goes to his
office without having broken his fast since
the night before.
Evening journal., 1903-03-17
EvERSoN HAS INVENTION
A. a. Pitcher Is Praotieing With New
Dummy" Catcher.

Burt" Everson, the well-known base
BAN pitcher, who win again wear a wa
mington A. A. uniform this season. is a
machInist as well as ball player and dur
ing his idle moments is generally working
on something mechanical. He has hit
upon a dummy catcher now that he Is
thinlxing of having patented. The ma
chine will register strikes and balls more
laccurate than an umpire could and returns
the ball ITO the thrower. There are several
good points to the invention, one Of the
most Important being the saving Of a
catcher's hands IN cold weather, while
3pitchers are 1imbering up and the fact OF
the machine registering the strikes and
balls shows the pitcher when he has
gained control OF the ball. Pop" has
been working with his dummy an hi;
back yard for some time now and is I'm his
loldtime shape, which many batters, VIII,
have faced him, know what that means
Evening journal., 1903-03-17
BASEBALL DOINGS
Notes of the Game That viii Interest
Wilmington Enthusiasts.

.sTriclSy' France. who will play short
etop on the Wilmington A. A. team, In a
seven inning practice game at Clifton
Heights on Saturday had two runs, two
hits. two PUT outs. three assists and no
errors TO his credit. France is a medium
sized man. bun has gained his nickname by
his cunning. 1T was given him while he
played DIN the Rev England League He
IS pracsicing every day and says ne is
now in shape to play professional base
ball.
While Harry Barton, captain and man.
ager OF the Wilmington A. A. team. was
playing ball on Saturday he ran a nail IN
his foot, which will keep him Off the fielt
for few days, but the injury is slight anS
he will soon be able TO continue his prac
ltacing. The accident occurred at VIII
laamson School.
It was reported in this city yesterda,
That Butts" MeCabe and Cassidy, VIII
lhad signed with the Harrisburg tear
would not play with that club. The re
lport goes they have been offered NOR
money by another club ana win not pla
with Fryslnger's aggregation.
Evening journal., 1903-03-17
HISTORICAL SOCIETY
WANTS ANOTHER LEASE
Trustees OF First Presbyterian
.Church Think Rent Should,
Be Increased

Al a meeting OF the Delaware Historical
society held las, night. the matter OF leas-
Ing the building the society now occupies
for ten more years was discussed. It Is
owned by the First Presbyterian Church
and up until this time the srus,ees OF che
church have not signed the lease 2he
original lease for twenty-five years, which
expires on March 25 however, contained
a provision that by giving due notice the
time could be extended ten years.
A communication was read from the
board Of trustees last night stating that
the new lease had not been signed because
the provision in the original lease sufh-
cleutly covered the matter.
The trustees added that an increase in
the price of rent was hoped for, lnasmuch
as they have been offered $50 a year for
the building. while the rental named In
the dease beginning March 25, is $3.50 a
year.
A1ier, some discussion the following
resolution was adopted:
Resolved That the Historical Society
.of Delaware does hereby ask and request
the First Presbyterian congregation Of the
borough Of Wilmington 10 sign and exc
cute new lease to the old church build
ing now occupied by the said Historical
Society for period OF ten years from
March IS, 1903. IN accordance 10 the terms
Of the lease made January %. 1878.
A communication was received from
Captain p. f. Harrington. of Washington,
ID. c., stating that he Is preparing a paper
on the part Delaware played in the
spanish-American war.
Evening journal., 1903-03-17
DISCUSSION ON
PANAMA CANAL
Senate Spends Six Solid
Hours Preparing Treaty
For Final Passage
ALL AMENDMENTS VOTED DOWN

Washington. March 17.-The senate
spent six solid hours in executive ses.
sion yesterday in its effort to pass on
the amendments to the Panama canal
treaty In preparation for the final vote
on the treaty today. The greater part
OF the day was devoted 70 debate on
the matter of insuring American de-
fense OF the canal the Democrats
contonding that the United States
should be given the initiative in that
respect and the Republicans urging
that the interests of this country are
sufficiently safeguarded by the terms
of the treaty as it stands. substi-
tute for the provision Of the treaty,
placing tho canal primarily in the
hands OF the government Of Colombia,
resulted in test vote. AS a result
of their frequent conferences since
Senator Germans assumption of lead
ership the Democrats cast solid vote
in support OF the amendment, the
Republicans voting as solidly against
It. The Toto was "a for the Demo
cratic amendment to 46 against It.
Senator Morgan offered in turn each
OF the amendments OF which he had
previously given notice. The first Of
! .these. requiring the approval OF
fsance, pertained to the nrst article,
andA related only to the sale OF the
Panana 1tanroad Company. This was
voted down by a large majority, but
as no roll was called the majority
against It was not recorded. His 9th
er amendments to the article provid
fna for tho reversion of the railway
lands outside the zone to Colombi1
and confirming Colombia's reservation
OF Shares IN the new Panama Cana
Company, IN accordance with the con
tract OF 1890, met with like fate.
There was only slight discussion o.
the amendments, but Senator Morgan
explained most OF them to some ex
fene. At one time the senate presented
q somewhat vacant appearance, which
caused Mr. Morgan 10 make the poin
OF no quorum, with the result that I
large number OF senators were calle,
into the chamber sixty-nine answered
to their names and business proceeded
The second roll call Of the day wa
upon an amendment offered by Senate
Morgan providing for the acquisition o
the canal zone in perpetuity and no
by lease to be renewed after SO year.
as provided in the treaty. Il was vote
down. None Of the amepdments re
ceived more than 10 or ~ votes.
The treaty viii be ratified today b
very large majority and withou
amendment. On the final amendmer
many Of he Democratic senators wi
vote for it.
Evening journal., 1903-03-17

Jimmy Guider's broken hand is
healed and he is now ready for work.
Tom O'Rourke's latest venture is a
move TO legalize boxing in Connecti-
cut.
Fitzsimmons says he will night
Tommy Ryan at 154 pounds, bare
knuckles
Tim Kearns is desirous OF meeting
the winner OF the Fitzgerald Britt
contest
George Cole and Joe Wolcott meet
in ten-round encounter at Pitts
burg on Wednesday night.
Patsey Sweeney and George Nc
Fadden have been matched TO box
twelve rounds in Boston on March
81.
Kid Mccoy is training at White
Plains, n. Y, for his next bout.
which will probably be with Jack
Root.
Billy Madden is willing 20 match
Gus Rubin against any white
heavyweight in the world for $1,000
side.
Harry Forbes next contest will be
with Johnny Kelly. The contest will
be decided in Kansas city on March
"a.
Danny Duane and Jimmy Gardner
meet again in Boston on March "a.
Duane has one decision over Card
ner to his credit.
Governor Odell, of New York, says
he will only sign a bill TO legalize
amateur boxing IN that State. and
there is no change OF getting his sig
nature to "a bill for professional
contests.
Evening journal., 1903-03-17
GUN CLUB HOLDS SHOOT
Laugh and Grow-F Fats Bang at Clay
Pigeons.

Yesterday afternoon the I.augh-and-
Grow-Fat Gun Club held "a shoot on its
grounds near Seventh street bridge. The
raw weather kept many away but those
who were there shot at twenty-five birds
wlah the following result; Hahn, IS;
Moore, IL; Hyland, Is; Collins. 10; Girls
som, IS; J. M. Jester, 10. There are now
fourteen members in the club. but IL is
the intention TO increase the membership
no twenty-five and by the time the next
shoot is held, March 81, It is expected the
membership VIII have reached the desired
number.
Officer Moore has been elected president
and II. j. Stidham, secretary and treas
urer OF the club. The other members are
Police Captain Evans. Patrolmen Collins
Hahn, and Todd. and j. M. Jester, lei.
wood Grissom, NJ. l.. Mckee. Frank Hy.
land, c. G. Hahn, Charles Webb, Eldor
Hagany and John c. Hook
Evening journal., 1903-03-17
THE WCRLD OF SPORT
LOCAL BASKETBALL NOTES
Things Said About Men welI-Known
Here.

Wilmington and Camden will meet TO-
night in st. James Hall, Philadelphia, and
speculation is running high as 10 the out
come. The mon who were on the hospital
dist Of the local team are In shape and
some lively stunts are likely TO be pulled
on in the Quaker City tonight.
just a week from tonight Wilmington
rooiers will again have an opportunity OF
seeing National League basketball again.
Trenton Will be the attraction ait that time
and 1t Is safe to predict that the return OF
the team wiz be greeted by a large Grove
OF its followers.
p, The management OF the Conshohockel
basketball team has decided TO stay in tn,
National League until the c.ose of tn,
season. Concessions were made 10 Tn,
team at a meeting Of the league officers Il
Philadelphia on Sunday.
Evening journal., 1903-03-17
DIED..

lCILLESPIE-On March 16, 1903, Albert
Barnes Gillespie.
Relatives and friends are invited to att
tend the funeral from his late home 400
Washington street, on Wednesday, the
18th inst, ait $3.50 O'Clock. Interment pri-
vate.
GILLEsPIE-On March 16. 1903. Albert
Barnes Gillespie.
Funeral from his late residence No.
400 Washington street, on Wednesday, 18th
instant, at $3.50 p. m. Interment private.
MULSHENOCK-In this city, on March
H. 1908, John, son of William NJ and
Catharine MulshenOck aged 10 years.
Funeral from the residence Of his par
ents, No. 301 West Second street, on We'd
'nesday morning at 7.30 o'clock. Mass at
st. Peters Pro-Cathedral at s O'Clock
sharp. lnterment at Cathedral Cemetery
|TALLEY-In Brooklyn, n. Y, March Il,
1903, John ID. Taley, aged SO years.
Intermcnt at Wilmington and Brandy.
wine Cemetery on Tuesday March II, ON
arrival of the so o'clock train.
Evening journal., 1903-03-17
ELKS NAME OFFICERS
Men to Govern Lodge for One Year
Chosen.

The Wilmington Lodge OF Elks, at a
mccang last night chose the following Of
ncers Exalted ruler George Frizzell; es-
accmcd leading knight. Gilbert S. Jones'
esteemed loyal knight, Morris Levy; as.
tcclned lecturing knight Homer c. Sim
mons; secretary, L. a. Van Trump
treasurer Fred c. Mammele; Ther, b. B.
Allen. Trustee Tor three years, Charles II.
simmons; trustee FOR one year. John j.
AIagahern; representative to the Grand
Lodge. e l.. Peacock; alternate, John J..
rallagher.
he installation Of the new officers wsl
ncld al The first meeting of The order 3.
.rii. a committee composed of JadgJ
eIo1nsend, Gilbert S. Jones and Harry
bothinan, was appointed TO work up lhs
tiip' 70 Baltimore on July 2i-23. when tho
Craad Lodge meets there. 1T Is probanis
lhere viii be about fifty local Elks that
Hill attend The meeting
Evening journal., 1903-03-17
Father Berminaham Will Preach.

The Rev. w. J. Birmingham, OF ST.
Patricks Church, will preach at ST.
Paul's r. c. Church ON next Wednes-
day night. instead of Tuesday evening
as was az first arranged. A large con-
gregation is expected to be present. as
Father Birmingham is a favorite with
West side churchgoers.
Evening journal., 1903-03-17
Baseball.

William C"KidD Gleason has re-
fused to so South with the Giants"
unless he receives $500 as his share OF
the purchase money obtained by
New York FOR his release from De-
troit.
American League, and President
Harry Pulliam, OF the National, will
confer shortly for the purpose OF for
mulating a national agreement,which
will govern the two major leagues as
well as all minor professional base
ball associations in the United
States.
Evening journal., 1903-03-17
TAXES WILL Be INCREASED
After Improvements Are Completed Il
Is Said There Will Be No
Trouble.

II is now claimed that there will be
no trouble after the next fiscal year OF
Wilmington getting along without an
increase in taxes.
There will probably be an increase
next year because the improvements
will not be completed in time TO have
an effect upon the assessment of the
coming fiscal year, but after that time
it is claimed there will be no trouble.
Evening journal., 1903-03-17
News of Sports Briefly Told
Turf and Track.


Among the trainers who will short
~ locate at Point Breeze track are
James B. Green, OF Saladin, (2.05%)
fame; c. n. Payne, Charles w.
Merlxle and Jacob Simmons.
A. S. Case. OF Three Bridges. N. j.,
recently purchased OF Mr.. Deveson,
OF White Palms. the pacing team,
Alley. 2.11. and Sir Arthur, 2.17k,
and resold them to Felmly & Stout.
Among the Grand Circuit star;
that will be missed from the races
this summer is the well-known III
tusville, Pa, mare. Terrace Queen
2.06. She Will probably be bred &c
Mckinney 2.11A.
George S. Johnson, of KentSn, Del.
states that Marydell, 2.22h, pacing
is by Victor Russell, not Happy Rus
sell. and that the record OF Happy
Spring, by Happy Russell, is 2.26h
instead OF 222M.
Evening journal., 1903-03-17

Ladies, clean your kid gloves with
the Dry Cleaner. 1t is not 3 liquid;
leaves no odor and can be used while
the glove is on the hand. For sale only
by f. w. Woolworth & Co. Five and
Ten-Cent Store
Evening journal., 1903-03-17
sent Charts Monsy to sweden.

The members of the Swedish Bene-
fetal Society OF this city have sent
S111.40 TO their suffering countrymen
in Northern Sweden. The money was
collected from number of people, in
cluding some American friends of the
organization. for which the members
are grateful.
Evening journal., 1903-03-17
zinc comnanies Vi.it Fair.

The Washington Fire Company will
visit the Brandywine Fire Company's
fair, at Pyle's Cycle Academy. tonight
and big attendance is expected. The
Union Fire Company viii visit the fair
on Friday night.
Evening journal., 1903-03-17
Horse Kicks Boy in Had.

AS Miles connor, the youns son Of Isaac
connor living near DUPONT pier, was
leading horse. the animal kicked him IN
the forehead. DIT. Foulk was called and
dressed the INJURY
Evening journal., 1903-03-17

Samuel e. Earring, the well-known
reinsman from Bethlehem, Pa. was
i'm attendance at the Ottowa, Canada,
ice races.
Evening journal., 1903-03-17

II is found that silk oocoons can be given
any color by ooiorlng the leaves upon
which the sllkworm feeds.
Evening journal., 1903-03-17

Read the Evening Journal. ID con-
tains all the news.
Evening journal., 1903-03-17

Then why not get style, fit
and character when they cost
no more or so little that it is a
big investment. See our line
of new Spring Overcoats; Top
Lengths, SS to $40; Regular
Dress Lengths, SS to Sa5' Ex-
ira Long Coats and Rain
Coats, SIo to Sas. Big lot new
styles in today. See our spe-
cial SIo and S12 Top Coats,
our $Ia and SIS silk-lined
Black and Oxford Coats.
Jas. 7. MuIIin & Sons,
Sixth and Marker.
The Washington times., 1903-01-27
CHESAPEAKE AND ohio RY.
sehasaIe - - :. -

Schedule Effective SoVsmbeE .. 1917
Trains Leave renllss wanna STATEN
Z.e3 2 IL DzIly-=~l-,CIAAA1L All LOUIS
AILLE EArHEoS- 1old YCasloUle lFa3n kes
lIassl.naLl. lAUalaes Cincinnati ID A. u1-s
Louisville 1G.sc D. H., 81 L1ulz 5.42 P Is
1nleagg 80 p lA- Pullman slsePe.s 10 ga
tluuaUi and Louisville Da84y. ralzcs Nafs
Cincinnati = -. LOUIS ana CElczgo- DInins
so N. Daily - CHICAGO AID ST
LOUIS S1ECLAL- sJld yestl5oisa
eleelrlc-Iighted train, arriving Clil1lllEzga
li.s5 a. r., indianapolis 5.z5 j. -a-s ~ Le,sIs
g.45 D. IL. CnlcaEJ go y a. 22lis ~
Euau sIespers % Clle-nHas4f l--lAi.@y-l .la's
81 IguIs .sIls5u- change E-rl-r -4r Ia
cjnuatI 70 Chicago aiming J4r-
II-Iq T. M- Dauy-F. 4. y LIMITED soud
lfsia for Cllclluatl Pullman sieepeFs .
Cincinnati. Lexington. and Louisville vlJaous
change Compartment sleeper - slrgI14a
Ho- springs IUeslay, Inlrzatys and Sat1fdag-
oIcsElers Cincinnati 10 Chicago ana 81 bcazs-
DInluE Car
Eesertatl5us and tickets az Chesapeake and
Ohio ofile, 5ls t-zstnsy issala aFsnze5 90 Four
feeurh street, near 4, and a. the stzElon-
TsIeuaone cau IU4y for Penusylslnla X 4 "a
seFTIce- n y CL-l-EiA,
TaIerhcre Main 1895
The Washington times., 1903-01-27
RED STAR LINE.
STEAMBOATS,.
-~----~~~~~~-->~~--~--~-~~~
NORFOLK & WASHINGl On
STEAMBOAT COMPANY.

EYe-y day IN the year from foot Of -
81 for Ft Monroe Norfolk, Hevp1Tt
News. and ali points s8uth, By the 81
. pee5 powerful steoI palace steamers
- Newport News, Norfolk and
Washington
Ls Washington go pr LIZ -PoEtsusouIh 20 pm
Iv Alexandria 100 pm E5y. Norfolk. q 90 pm
AT It Monroe : 20 amlLv. f. Monroe 100 pm
Ar Norfolk 500 an ar Alexandria $50 am
Az. Portsmouth SIS an AT. y asnl1gtou 90 an
EEThEouzh connections made at Nor
folk With STEAMERS OF Old Dominion
Steamship Co .or New York, and seE-
chants and Miners StesmshIps for Bcs-
. ton
kRFor further information apply ct
- general ticket Od5cs, Bond Building. 14th
and n 7. are, OF eth ct Wbari, WzsA-
- iszton, .. 9,
'Fzssns E2o0 mo CALLAHAN. Gen Asr-
The Washington times., 1903-01-27
BALTIMORE AND OHIO r. R.

Leave Washington, ew jersey ave. and 81
CEIcaeo ana Northwest, 'lU-55 q, Ia 'o-zs
?. II.
Cincinnati, St Louif, and Louisville s1o-os
NJ +s.Is p. H., +L-l0 night
P5tts5u-g ana CleFelands 'lo-1j a. ma -s.As
2. ~ and -I-o0 night.
Columbus and Wheeling, +6.5J P. n
y luahesser, 1853 m-s i.4s15 and li5'sa
p
k1T-5ol, i-1t-l -. $50, llI.5o a. N, li4,s7
I-5 Frea5r.as- s.s5. +s9.o0, Io:5o a. u.. ''lsls.
IA 90 and 0s-9 p H.
Harerstown. f.1o.o0 a. n. and $50 P. n
Bovd and way points. IIs.25. $500 a. m-s
ssI.I5, 4.s0, $3.50, 'FlG;l5, tlL-s9 P. z,
laithe1s6urg and way points, i.e.s5, 90 a
m. IZ.50 nib, 3 50, l.aJ, s5syJ. .5.s5
= .Q5. ~~I0.I5. iII-5o p ~.
Tgazhiu-tgn Junction AID way points. issS5r
ssg.lJ a. u., @sl.l5. I.sG. .5-SJ p "a
Baltimore. week days, $3.50, 900. 6.5J.
x .ty5. 1.sg xs:50 $50. z9-J5r 5000. Il-50 =
m 1870 uoCn, AS, 1870, z4-O1, z4-s0s
So x5.u5, 30, x5.10. o-sJ, rs. .05s 1lJs9Vs
ylI-sd. I.sJ =. U- sundays, Ea-uJ y %.
$50 zs.SJ, 800 G. m-, zL2-zo, l=15, xS 90.
xs 80, z5 30, 5:25, ESQ. zssoo. 1000. EIi-53.
1f.9E %.
The Washington times., 1903-01-27
pnYAL RLuE LINE

Al trains illuminated with Platseh light
Baltimore PaaildelpHsa New h1rSs H15tonl
ara Tpt East -51u 90 lDIHgzJ. $50 tBdl-
fet5. t1s.gJ tDutd), l5-ug lUIueEl H. az
$3.50 tDiuer} ~5-0y t.'k9g4. Limited
UIuer5. #H-cJ (Failadeiphis oniyJ r5.o5
tUiner1. 500 and SO g. "a. t>-e=plDs Nzr
open at 1900 ocIocA)-
Atlantic City. l.I %. slo:oo a. m, 1920.
s5 90 ? IL
-DaIly. Except sunday T-SUnasy only
NEz press trains
Psreags called for and checked from hoteis
ard residences sv Union Transfer Co. On orders
Ieff st ticket Offices. 6l3 Teunsy IFanlz Ayenus
northwest. Sew York Avenue and f-fteents
Street. and az station
The Washington times., 1903-01-27
RAILROADS.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

Trains leave from Psnnay .yauis Station
s:I0 g. n Daily Local for HarrisonbaTg,
Naueaton. Charlotte. and way stations
l0ol g. n Daily Washington and FtoFlda
Limited FIrst-ClaSS CCaches and TawlEg-Toom
sleeper TO Jacksonville, -. Dining car service.
1I.l5 a. IN. Daily. United States Fast Mali
FiFst-Cisss coaches and drawing room sleeper
10 New Orleans Din.ag CsF service.
:0I ?. II. Week Days local goF Harrison
burg and way stations a 4,zBsss2s branch
$50 p m. Daily. Local for "arFenton and
C:5I p, m. Week Days southern's Palm
Limited Solid Pullman train Through Draw
ing Room sIeepers 10 Aka, Augusta, s2yan-
nah, Jacksonville, and St Augustine Clao'
Dining, and Observation Cars
s:45 N Daily New York ard Atlanta Ez-
press. EIT5t-class coach and sleeper TO Atlanta,
Mondays, Wednesdays. and Fridays, sunset
Route Tourist sleeper Washington to San
Francisco Pullman Buffet service.
900 p n Daily New York and Floriea
Express. Firzt- class coach and sleeper 70 Cam
den, SuEmeryille, Charleston, Savannah, Jack
sonville, and Port Tampa; sleeper TO Augusta,
ana connection for Aiken Dining car service.
l0s0i p III. Daily New York and memphis
Limited IVA Lynchburg}. FlTst-ctass cCach ana
sleeping car 10 Roanoke, Knoxville Chat-
tanooga, and Memphis sleeper to New Orleans
Dining car service.
western Limited. AL Pullman train. club and
observation ears 20 Atlanta ard Macon sleep
srs to Nashville, Atlanta, Macon. Memphis.
New Orleans. Monday, Wednesday, and Friday
through sleeper 70 Pinehurst- Dining car ser-
vice.
TRAINS on ELUEMONT BRANCH.
Leave Washington. $50 q. ID. and 40 D n.
daily. Week days, 10 p m, 4:S5 ?. n, and
6-25 ?. m Latter q Leesburg only.
Through trains frora the South arrive Wash
ington 6:42 a. n, esq a. ID, 10 a. m, s:s5
g. m, ZOO p. m. S:I5 p m, and 800 p m.
daily; lO.l5 a. m daily except Monday Local
trains from Harriscpburg, II 80 a. II. week days
and 9:O5 p. n. daily. From Charlottesville,
6 Is d. II. and 9.O5 p. n. daily
Tickets, gle ping car reservations and de-
tailed information can be had at ticket Offices,
7O5 18th St, 81 Pennsylvania Ave, and Penn
sylvania Station Baggage checked through
from hotels and residences
Phone 1910 2 r r Cab Service
c. Ii. ACKERT, General AsEsger.
8. Il HARDWICK- General Pass.F Agent
1. 5. BROWN, General Agent
The Washington times., 1903-01-27
MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE
MONEY 10 LOAN.

Money to Joan at S5a 60 per cant il SUMS
o. 81 O00 TO $4,000, on %, g. real estate pay
Of ana per cent mortgage aud begin gne4;
ali transactions conducted with economical con
sideratiou for borrowers
VIZ. d. SAUNDERS co. I4O5 F ST. nv.