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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-08-20
Homeseekers Excursions.

Via Chicago Great Western railway
to points south, southwest, west, north
and northwest at one fare plus 81 for
the round trip. on sale Sept. 1st and
18TH Free reclining chair cars. dim
ing and cafe cars, on which you pay
only for what you order, on all trains.
For further particulars apply to any
Great Western agent, or j. p. Elmer,
CT. p. A., Chicago.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-08-20
Half Rates to State Fair at Des Moines
lava.

Via the Northwest line. Excursion
tickets will be sold at one fare for the
round trip on Aug. 20 to 30, inclusive,
limited TO return until Aug. 81, inclu-
sive. Apply to agents Of the Chicago &
Northwestern railway
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-08-20

Newport, R. 1.-The trial of the tor
pedo boat destroyer Hull demonstrated
her fitness and her acceptance will be
recommended.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-08-20

August is the worst month in the year
for stomach ana bowel troubles. Rocky
Mountain Tea will keep you well all
summer: cools, refreshes and strength
ems the weak and tired. Thirty five
cents. Mcbride & Will Drug Company
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-08-20

Struck out. by Green 10; by Johns
10. Bases on balls. by Green 1: b,
Johns, 3. Died on bases. Colfax 3;
Maroons 5. Umpire Keller. of Tama.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-03

1t IL a fact that cannot I've gainsaid
that in dealing In real estate matters,
insuring property on life, "A man always
does best to place his interests with an
old established and reliable house.
Messrs Young and Young know thor
oughly well the value Of the land In
every part of the city, as they have
been established in the real estate busi-
ness 20 years, arc IN close touch with in
vestors at all times ana give The very
best class of service az the same rate
of remuneration as g demanded by
firms Of the most recent standing. Ten
years ago they added fire and life In
surance to their business No firm OF
real estate and Are and life insurance
agents Is more widely and faVorahly
known than is the old established house
of Young & Young, and none are favor
ed with a larger or more influential
patronage. The partners are MIR Brig
ham Young, MIR Brigham S. Young,
Mr.. Lawrence II. Young and Mr.. Joseph
\. Young, and all are natives OF this
city and highly regarded for their great
business ability. Their offices are at
202- 20S Nottingham block,and they rep
resent some Of the largest and most
reliable fire and life insurance COM
panies In the world and prompt pay
ment Of all losses by fire or upon proof
of death are made. They buy, sell
rent and exchange city, farm, ranch,
mining, and fruit properties, manage
estate for residents, or residents,
collect rents, pay taxes, insurance, etc.
They negotiate mortgage loans on real
estate security at low interest rates,
and find safe Investments for capitalists
I'm lands and loans
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-03
THE AMERICAN MERCANTILE 6
REPORTING AGENCY.

II Is now generally recognized that
In the United States millions Of dollars
are lost annually by bad debts. ma ~ o {,
which We're contracted by dead beats"
who never intended to pay If they could
help 1t. For the protection Of mer-
chants, bankers loan agencies and 9th
ers the American Mercantile ana Re-
porting Agency has been established.
and II In doing great work IN the ra-
covery of bad debts, as well as In their
prevention by a well devised system of
acqualnting their patrons with the
names Of skip outs, "dead beats, Fn1
undesirable customers generally. The
office of the company is In the Galena
block. phone POPS Y. It's cable addre ~
being Kinney Salt Lake city. 1t Is in
corporated under the laws of the state
OF Utah, with an ample capital and lt3
officers are Mr. Charles +, Stratton.
president Mr. W.Benj Putnam, mana
ger. both able men Of strict reliability
and integrity and highly esteemed in
business circles, The company in adli-
ton to making reports also collects
bad debts anywhere locates missing
people In any part Of the world, while
reports are made on individuals and
firms, II has many salient features %
recommend II to every business house.
features which would occupy too much
space In this issue to set forth IN fun,
but which can readily be ascertalned at
the Office. IL gives a splendid list Of
references to the banks and bankers OF
Salt Lake city and IL thoroughly re-
liable. while It may be fdded II affords
n most excellent service at very mod
crate contract rates.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-03
TWIN FALLS LAND AND WATER
co,

The eastern ana northern farmer who
is tired OF working WORKOUT land for a
mere living and whose yearly earnings
viii not allow him to refortllize the soil
can now turn to the state of Idaho and
there find an ideal home and an carly
independence. Although the climate OF
Idaho has always been known TO he
nearly perfect for agriculture, there
was I'm some parts a scarcity Of water.
Capital and brains are overcoming this
shortage. and irrigation canals are now
being constructed and water privileges
which are perpetual are sold, while the
land IL practically given free. In tdis
direction the Twin Falls Land & Water
company is working a leading part and
Is doing a grand work for the section
Of Idaho over which its operations ex-
tend, For the Snake River Valley. f..
the vicinity OF the Shoshone Falls. Sec
ond only to Niagara there Is a tract
OF land comprising $40 600 acres, which
IL about 10 be made available for cultl-
walton under the canals OF the Twin
Falls Land & Water company whose
head Offices are AT 22l south West Tenn
pie street. salt Lake city. This land Ia
readily irrigated and Is exceedingly fer
tile under Irrigation, growing every
crop that is grown In the most favored
parts of our country including wheat,
oats. corn, rye, barley. cornwheat,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-03
EDWARD M. ASHTON BROKERAGE

While the Edward NJ. Ashton Broker
age company has only been establish.
ed one year. MIR, r.. w. Ashton lts
young and very progressive proprietor,
has built up a most substantial and in.
iluentlal business, which is constantly
Increasing He Is native Of the city,
with sound business training. having
been employed a number OF years as
private secretary to one OF salt Lakes
most successful bank cashiers. aud s
an excellent Judge Of present ana PROS
pective values of real estate In the city
and prompt honorable und reliable In
all his dealing, The Office of the COM
pany tx located at 207 Doserct News
building, telephone 9O5 k. lie conducts
general real estate stock bond and
loan brokerage business on strictly
commission basis lie IL prepared to
execute buying and selling orders for
all local stocks, and bonds Of high grade
character, securing the higher market
prices for his patrons and irving thom
prompt cash settlements of an sales.
He negotates loans on real estate So
curity at lowest market rates, ana man.
ages estates for non-residpnts, buys.
sells, rents and exchanges city and
country property, improved and unim-
proved, collects rents pays taxes, etc.
ana for strictly reliable service
charges n very moderate scale Of re-
munera ton
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-03
The SECURITY MUTUAL LIFE IN.
sURANcE co. OF BINGHAM.
TON, N. Y.

there never was a time In the his
tory Of civilized nations when the i'm
portance Of some form OF life insurance
was as universally recognized as today
win the rapid increase OF knowledge
and intelligence. life insurance has
come TO be recognized, not as luxury
within the reach only Of the wealthy,
but an absolute necessity, and those In
the middle walks Of life are now more
generally insured than ever before
One of the most reliable insurance
companies represented in Salt Lake
city is the Security Mutual Life In
surance co. of Blnghamton, New York.
The Security Is a purely mutual COM
pany, owned and controlled by the
policy holders, to whom all the profits
after paying expenses, belong, while II
has the largest deposit Of any life COM
pany with the state of New York,
namely, $3.50, 900, and it's system Of reg
istratlon Of policies with the state OF
New York is constantly increasing this
deposit, while the policy holders are
made absolutely secure the registered
policy being practically government
bonds
It's policy contracts are broad, lib
eral, simple. explicit, and non-restrict-
i've; 1t gives Its policy holders the am
plest protection at the minimum cost.
Every form approved by skilled actu-
ares--lfe, endowment, annuity. limited
payment. or combination policy, are
written as well as their famous +, l..
policy. making the company one Of the
most popular In the state.
For further particulars call on s, ].
Stookey manager, T22 Mccormick block,
salt Lake city. Telephone ljO5Y.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-03

gage loans. The home office of the COM
nany is in Mddletown. Conn, the main
western office at ST. Paul, Mimi, branch
western offices at Denver, Colo, Mem
phis, Tenn, Dallas and Salt Lake City.
The Salt Lake office is at 601 McCor-
nick building. with Mr.. w. r.. Dale.
manager. The company also maintains
n branch office In London, England The
offices of the general organization are
Robert N. Jackson, president, NJ. r..
Vipton and c, j.. jackson, vice presi-
dents; ID, T. Halnes, secretary; ~. A.
Gladwin, assistant secretary. The COM
pany in It's general capacity makes
loans on good mortgages Mr.. Dale Is
the manager for Utah and idaho and his
loans are restricted to these two states,
Mr., Dale makes the simple announce
ment that his company loans money on
improved farms in Utah and Idaho. at
low rates and easy terms an opportu-
nifty Of relief or assistance in business
enterprise that many people IN all coun-
tries avail themselves Of. The company
has in this rich section fruitful field
for It's operations and Mr.. Dale has
proved himself n man OF unusual enter
prise in negotiating for good securities
such as Utah and Idaho afford. The
business OF the company was organized
I'm 1892 and is now becoming wen known
In the west,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-03
w. s. eIEsY.

Among real estate and insurance men
Of salt Lake, no Individual or firm has
been more active and progressive thu
Mr. W. ) Giesy, who occupies rooIa i0t
Progress building. aud engages IN YEN
eral insurance and all phases Of tho
real estate and loans business. Seven
years ago on the eve OF the revival
through which Salt Lake has made
splendid progress 20 the present day
Mr. Giesy entered the arena of real e7-
tate investment and insurance with tho
superior advantages Of previous ca
perience and comprehensive knowl-
edge Of the general conditions Of ma
terlal development In Utah as solid
backing 20 values IN Salt Lake proper
ties The past three or four years have
witnessed the realization In large
measure Of his most sanguiue expeota~
tlons I'm the advances that have been
made and the many steps OF progress
In tho growth Of the city. which have
balstered the market and assured the
permanent validity Of real estate secur-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-03
LIONS SAVINGS BANK AND
TRUST co,

lions Savings Bank and Trust Co. Is
the largest and oldest savings bank In
Utah, having been established on Aug.
S, 1878. and it's present condition OF
prosperity is due I'm no small measure
TO the able men who have directed It's
destinies since then. It's last statement
at the close of business May 20, 1908
speaks eloquently of the confidence In
which the institution is held by the
people of our city and state. Its capital
stock, paid in, of 100000, was supple
mented by an undivided profits account
OF SS2,Ol7.76 while its deposits totaled
S3,5I7605 90 and it's resources were
$3,7f9,65l 10, The major portion Of the
latter were safely aud remuneratively
employed I'm loans discounts and real
estate while as necessary in so large
an Institution the cash on hand was
considerably exceeding 100000. The
officers of the bank are Mr. Jos. f.
Smith, president; Mr., Anthem II. Lund,
vice president: Mr.. George NJ. Cannon,
cashier and Mr. Lewis NJ. Cannon, as
sistant cashier names which command
the confidence, esteem and respect of
all our citizens, II occupies its own
palatial quarters. located In one of the
finest Office buildings to be found in
any city In the west, and which forms
an exceptionally safe and income earn
ing asset Of the company and II trans
acts a general savings bank business,
receiving deposits of from Sl.00 to
$4,000. larger amounts only being re-
ceived by arrangement with the presi-
dent or cashier II allows interest
thereon at the highest current rates,
compounded half yearly, or paid to
the deposltor as preferred. II loans
principally on real estate and first class
stocks and bonds, and on such secure
tiles gives the lowest market rates and
In all directions gives its patrons a
very valuable service and II is un-
questlonably the most popular of all
the states savings banks
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-03
1902.

ne conducts a general savings bank
business and receives savings deposlts
Allowing thereon interest nj the high
est current rates, compounded half
yearly. He loans money on first mort
gage OF real estate offering a fair mar
gin OF security and loans on sound coll
laterals at fair interest rates and in this
direction his business is very active.
lie gives his personal attention to for
eign collections, and this branch Of his
business has grown TO large propor-
lions He secures for his clients in.
Nestments in bonds and stocks. and
these he buys and sells on commission.
giving prompt cash settlements ON all
sales. lie also does a very large bust
ness IN buying, selling and exchanging
property both city and country. lie
also undertakes the management OF
property for residents or non-resldents,
charging moderately for his sevlces.
Although he only established the bus-
nes in January. 1892, It has grown 10
very large proportions,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-03
w. ]. HALlORAN.

No class OF investment presents such
absolute security with the assurance of
fair returns for the capital Invested
than does that of Salt Lake Cily in
vestments In real estate. ana In that
direction of finding these for clients no
one Is more successful than w. j, Hal
lordn, whose Office is az "A West Third
South street. telephone No. S23. MIR.
Halloran established hi1 business In
1887 and Is an expert fudge of present
and prospective realty values In our
city and suburbs lie conducts gem
eral real estate commission business.
and buys, sells, rents and EXCHANGES
improved and uuimproved city and
country property cares FOR the properly
Of non-rcsidcnts. collects rents. PAYS
taxes, insurance, etc He also nego-
tintes mortgage loans on the security
Of real estate 1t low interest rates aad
on terms 90 suit borrowers. He has al.
ways a number of good Investments on
hand TO oifcr clients.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-03
BETTER THAN EVER,
COMMERCIAL NATIONAL BANK.

The strong position occupied by the
banks Of Salt Lake City Is too well
known to need very much elaboration,
It is one of those state Of affairs for
which the city is Justly noted and just
W proud. In the years of panic ana
national disaster to some of the
strongest financial institutions of the
country in times when the moneyed
foundations OF trade seemed to be
crumbing in every direction, when de-
posters were fearful for their funds
N banks all over the country there was
no city where there was less signs of
anxiety In regard to bank deposits than
" SAT- Lake. I'm those black letter
uayS the local banks stood firm as the
Took OF Gibraltar and none was stand
VIZ ON a more solid foundation than
the commercial National Bank. which
y one OF the most popular and pros
porous financial institutions In the state.
y mas always been conducted in Il
Husl able manner by men OF great
aul"'y ana has permanently retained
we confidence Of the public and gained
ssn enVlable reputation In the world ~
rnu",lCe' The Commercial National
PUNK mas line modern equipped bank
ihlg quarters in the Commercial Block.
,le bank has a pald-up capital of
s-VgOOO and this is supplemented by
large surplus and undivided profits.
:" seheIal banking business Is transact
eu current accounts opened with
U1neI banks, firms, individuals and cor
pplauons and interest paid on time de-
Ests' Sound commercial paper is
discounted, government bonds bought
anu sold letters OF credit issued to
gllu,es going abroad In all parts OF the
NIrld and collections are made ut all
'luts' In connection with the bank
:. q salety deposit department and this
y one Of the best equipped and most
noaern safety vaults in the country
M boxes are rented very reasonably.
az. ue names OF the directors OF this bank
sould inspire confidence in any bust
ness undertaken, while it's officers are
oivepllonaily talented and able flnan-
~. MT John ]. DAILY Is president.
ar D. w. Donnellan. cashier. and Mr..
49, ~ feabody, assistant cashier. The
trs,Ient and cashier are also directors,
Wse,ner with Messrs o. J. Salisbury,
NHuylHn {. Fox, w. +. Noble, Geo. M.
ano~n1ey, a H. Holden, J. b. Cosgriff
o. o. H. Cosgrlff No more able body
VI men, could stand at the head Of a
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-03
THE EQUITABLE LIFE Assn RANCE

The Equitable Life Assurance Society
Of the United states. with head offices
IN New York City. IL the youngest Of
the great completes, Nevertheless
during it's comparatively brief history
OF 10 years, II has esta blIshed a record
unparalleled In the history OF life as
Sulance. It's fame has spread with it's
business all over the world. Its dlrcc-
torate Is composed o. some Of the fore
most business men, hnaucicrs, capital.
isls, lawyers and railroad operators In
America. Il nothing more laudab;e
cpuld be presented, the figures repre-
sentlnB muuument6, sums, as contain.
ed I'm the fOrty-thlrd annua, report Of
the society Dec. 81 1902 would form a
most interesting chapter I'm he assur.
ancc history, showing that from this
source alone, millions upon tens OF
millions are going out IN n steady an
nual stream IN benefits under the sew
eral attractive forms NJ assurance 20
the people Of the world, a larger part
nearly hair returning 20 the living
pulcF holders I'm dividends. endow.
mcnts annutie9 and surrender values
The assets of the Equitable Assurance
sodcty are stated ut $3.50. 3q5537.,2 its
surplus. $i5l27 1857. its total income
SG3o0D 0lA2i; It's outstanding assurance
H,292 1866, rhoWlng an Increase IN az
surance for the past year OF Sil3 100. $40
The amount paid In dividends 20 policy
holders in 1902 wa1 N4TT9eil5. aud IL
paid for the same pe-i0i In ondowmcnts
and deferred dividend pu.c.,s. Sc527. .
1902, Among the latest and most at
iractlvc plans OF assurance I'm the
Equitable are the new continuous H.
stnllmcnt policy ON the endowment plan
ana the new endowment bond. the gold
bond and the Income bond an NJ which
protect the investment made with "A
ne assurance policy. the investment IN
the bond returning interest 10 the as
futcd. The details Of these splendid
plane are fully explained In tho liter.
azure ~ the socloty Tho Equitable
Llfo Assurance society Ia ably repyc-
sentcd IN salt Lake city by Krtncw-
sky Bros, benjamin H., ChGilea Il and
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-03

and financial institutions In salt Lake
city is the Hin Investment co., whose
Offices are ut rooms 39-iO Latimer
block, G3l1 west Second South street.
The manager is Mr. r.. b. Hildcbrand.
an experienced real estate yaluator and
a progressive and entcrprlsing business
man. The company makes a speciality
OF securing safe and reliable interest
bearing and income earning Invest
ments for clients. IN lands and mort
gage loans and finds no difficulty In
placing capital odvantageously. They
find quick buyers for property nj fair
prices and buy sell, rent aud exchange
city and country mining, ranch and
farm properties. negotiate mortgage
loans ON real estate security at tair
interest rates They also underwrito
fire Insurance risks on stanch, liberal
and prompt paying companies.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-03
1903.

tiles, Mr.. Giesy Is well posted on l0Ca-
tions and values and Is courageous in
making investments and Is always
guided by good judgment lie Is liberal
In his loans on good real estate securi-
~ and valid industrials. BY the exe,-
else Of good judgment ne has made
some important investments which
have proved fortunate alike for himself
and his clients, His insurance business
engages his greater energies and activ-
files ana he Is one OF the most enter
prising insurance men in the state as
agent for the Agricultural Insurance
Company OF Watortown, Nov York
and the Western Assurance Company
Of Toronto, Canada. Besides the ardu.
Gus labors Of his several calings he has
other substantial business interests IN
the city and is secretary and treasurer
Of the Salt Lake Vinegar company, In
which he is probably concerned. He
also finds time for the affairs of fra
ternal and social life, and Is president
OF the Universal Associates, one Of the
popular fraternal organizations Of the
city
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-03
A. RICHTER,

Real estate in all it's phases and in.
yestment as a broker and In part upon
his own account, has been the persist
ent calling Of MIR A. Richter of No. 10
west First South street for the past
ten years In this city. within the past
few years of renewed activity in real
etate and general business, MIR Richter
has been alert to the favorable condi-
tons, present and prospective, and has
made Investments which he has turned
TO good profit for himself and his eli
ents While doing a general real estate
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-03

business, which includes rentals and
the care OF property and other interests
for various classes of holders, resident
and nonresident, he makes a speciality
OF handling the property and looking
after the business interests Of estates.
ana is known for his reliability and
thorough integrity In this responsible
phase Of his calling Mr. Richter is
exceedingly active, and progressive in
his ideas and in his practical works
and Is prominent and highly esteemed
IN business circles.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-03

Fred Kutncwsky) managers; Fred NJ.
Kelley, cashier, and through their able
management, II has large and rapid
ly growing membership In this city and
state. kutnewsky Bros. occupy Offices
In rooms S0l-3O2 Mccormick block, and
are noted among tho most entorpr,ing
and accomplished Insurance men In Salt
Lake.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-03
UNION PACIFIC GRAZING LANDS.

No better opportunity rs offered any
where To sheep ralscrs and cattlemcn
than is offered by Mr. H. j wills. local
agent for the Union Pacific railroad
lands, with Office ~ 10 West second
South street The Union pacihc Rail
road company has thousands OF acres
Of fine grazing lands IN Utah and Nyo-
the local agent is prepared to sell in
large or small tracts ON ten year easy
payments, Those Interested will find
Mr. Wills a genial gentleman who win
be glad 10 give any Information re.
Quired, Mr.. Wills is one OF our most
respected and esteemed citigens and
has been agent for the Union Pacific