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The Glenwood post., 1914-06-20

An- J. p. Thomas and daughters,
Fannye and Nae, of Trinidad arrived
in Glenwood Wednesday evening and
will probably spend the summer here.
The TtomAses lived in Gleawood many
years, but about four years ago they
0oved 70 Canon City aad later went
to Trinidad. They have hosss of
friends in Glenwood who are glad to
go them again and it goes without
saying that they are greatly enjoying
the old scenes and the old friends of
former days.
d.. Snits has returned to Glenwooi
after a month 3 visit in the south and
east. The doctor had . very disagree
able time in passing through "dry"
Kansas and says the next time he
starts on . trip he will patFoaise .
railroad that runs around that state
instead Of through il. If the present
sentiment keeps ON growing We pre-
diet that he will find it necessary TO
20 around several states before he
strikes the degree Of humidity to which
he has been accustomed.
JaAes Graham, . section ms1 who
has been shout this country moro or
less for the past thirty yeass, was
found dead Wednesday morning in
Rio Grande box car in West Glenwood.
The man had sought . night s shelter
in the car which was loaded. with Pa
diators. The ear had been shunked
about the yards with such force thas
some Of the radiators were upset, one
of them striking Graham on the head
and fracturing the skull, causing
death. Nothing can be learned - TO
his relatives.
G. N. Keck and Charley came in
Thursday afternoon with their Chalm-
ers six from Denver and the time they
had in coming over Cottonwood pass
well, they are not at all anxious to re
peat that trip, thank you. Thai big
5e-Aorse power machine will almost
climb tree, but It was taxed to TIE
limit I'll right in coming up tie big
grade from Gypsum to the pass. Mrs.
Keek aad Marie oade the trip with
tie men, bat tAey doa't refer 70 it -
= pleasure trip aad declare they have
had tAeir fin Of mountain ante riding
fer ewAfs.
A Ss6a eae ease its assaa svss -
court Assss ia - n snPAatie aaaaer
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The Glenwood post., 1914-06-20
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C. C. Parks is attending To business
0n4eers in Deavsr this week
". II. Haley and family notored up
1na Rife last Sunday and spent the
Any in Gleuweod
A. 3. Thomson of Marble made
Aazrisd trip to GlenwoOd wednesday
- consult . dentist.
Mrs. Fritz Meier and baby of Den-
ves are visiting Mrs. Nsisr's PasssAs,
0f. and Nn- K. P. Nalaby.
Biaeksnith Wanted. Address
F. N. JoHANTGEN,
S43f Mseker, Colo.
Dr.. E. n Phelps was able to leave
t. Glenwood sanitarium Thussday,
isalowing Ais resat epss.tioa, but hs
. stili very vsak.
= = =
The Gtiasns National bank this
Wosk iAstallsd soas esW window
sessens and . nobby ssv siss - ths
ss.sr ef ~ bsilAine.
= -
o. wednesday J. C. Sparks moved
- Aaisy Asca frsa the nasa between
ARs and New Castle to tie summer
saAp o. Three Nile creek
Hss Ill kids Of AossselsaAing sail
= NsA's sAi.ias Parise - 0saaa
o0saaa. 3-2o-0
Niss ReaA Blus has returned -
Gasavood after . visit with her sister
ss CarbeoiaIs sad Aas aSaia taksa ~
Aar work at the sanitarium.
H. OAAnpioa Glss elsos 70 - Ases
- the cath, sing at the Forum, Loas
Bsaeh; the auditoriua, Portland; and
~ auditorium, Los Angeles.
II ~ havs hssss 70 rsat, Why not
~ - tArsagh tAs Posts wastsA L.
Bast3ss< We will find yea . rsats..
His Edna Fleming is here for .
wit with her friend, Miss Pearl Dou-
-, and plans to remain until our
Strawberry festivities are over.
a = =
Harry Wissesh . sspAsw OF Ma
J. G. sparks, is here from Missouri
valley, Iowa, and will visit At the
aparAs hons duriag tie summer.
\ - =
The big festival 10 now On and the
si1y i full Of people. We want our
visitors to make themselves at home
AID enjoy themselves to the limit.
g = = -
Last Tuesday Merino b. Noscon OF
F7oresta, Colo, and Miss Catherine
HArrett of Plymouth, Pa, secured a
marriage license of Clerk Hubbard.
Peter We're of Marble, Colo, and
Aiss Clara Semini Of Great Barring
ton, MassI, procured a marriage license
from Cupid Hubbard last Wednesday
Prof Ellis N. Rhodes director of
the Champion Glee clubs to be 1t the
Oleon ON the Gath inst, was trsined
y the great masters in Italy and Ger
many.
Elmer Dougan, the four-year-old son
Il Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Dousan, cele.
bated his birthday Tuesday afternoon
With a party to his little friends at his
home
The Championship Glee clubs sing
et the Burns theater at Colorado
Springs, and at Trinity church, Denver,
with . seating capacity Of over two
thousand.
Miss Margaret Mahoney is the latest
purchaser of an automobile. She has
chosen Ford touring car and is spend
inx considerable time learning to drive
tho critter.
. = =
All tastes will be satisfied at the
Odeon Wednesday night. The finest
operatic selections a. well as the most
popular eolleg and folk songs will be
rendered. Hear the glee clubs.
Mrs.. Rose Cornelius returned Tues
day to her home IN Eagle, after ssveR-
q Wssk3 spsnk at She Glenwsod sani-
taripm recovering from . gunshot
wound inflicted by her late husband.
= = =
Nfs. Joha 6meleef aad her little
An~Ak~r Iaaisa NannfAA hnva
The Glenwood post., 1914-06-20
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The Glenwood post., 1914-06-20
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The Glenwood post., 1914-06-20

J. F. Mccoy is this week installing
in his garage one Of the latest and
most improved machine lathes and
also power drill, all operated by =
3horse power General Electric motor.
installed by the Glenwood Light L
Water company. A portable forge will
also Be added and thea xr. Daley,
the maehinist, viii Be ready for any
sort Of emergency job that may come
aloal.
The Glenwood post., 1914-06-20

Lsss wynn q 6ilvertea, . mem
- e ~ sta4s Highway ssa2i.ion,
visitsd ossswssl ed APsa Ms weeh.
II. Wyaan y Esssa = - sssd rsads
Wsek tAa4 - Assa dsas n Garfield
essssy, Al sags esr esa0issssasn
- ~ aAtsoseAss - Aaa0s for tie
pssssat sAssoaos in their Nd fs1A
sinss tAsy wsss ia1ssdntsl = ssas
nsaay ~ sAssA Aave AaA f1sa IL
The Glenwood post., 1914-06-20

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v1s1svlnb aslsls ~ ~ Tuesday, n
- - - : ~ - ~ wsssss
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- = Gn0hon1nnsnoD wAnn Gsias
as.1 - sfp1s - Ossa,as vswse.
The Glenwood post., 1914-06-20

Mrs. Estelle Lonnecker Of Canon
City is . guest Of Mr.. John L. Noon
an during the Strawberry festivities.
Mrs. Lonnecker is president Of the
State Rebekah assembly and during a
recent official visit to the local lodge
was SO highly impressed with Glenwooi
Springs that she determined to return
and enjoy the big celebration with us
if possible.
The Glenwood post., 1914-06-20

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred SAowell are here
from New York City for q visit to
Mrs. stowell's mother, Mrs. Pauline
Claudon. The stowells formerly lived
at ShOshone, but have been in New
York the past two years, but the lure
Of the west was too strong for them
and they will probably make their
home in Glenwood Springs which ap-
peals to them as just about the pres
test spot in all out doors.
The Glenwood post., 1914-06-20

80 Cooper Ave.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-01
HAS HOOPS sUIcIoED7

According to DR.. G. M. Hawley of
the Elgin Insane Hospital, the rela-
tives of Harold Fabyan Hoops now
believe that the young man, who has
been forced into the limeHght of late
as result of series of escapades,
has taken his life.
Since his disappearance from En-
gin a week ago, the home of his
bride, Mrs. Hortense Carson-Hoops,
has been watched, but no trace Of
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-01

Miss Julia LathFop; chief of the
government children's bureau. has
compiled a book for mothers" and
after August it may be had for the
asking from the children's bureau at
Washington, D. G. 1t deals with the
care of children from the time of their
birth to the age Of two years.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-01

the young man found. It was thought
at first that be may have escaped in
order to see her, but this theory died
out and suicide is feared.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-01-19
NEM R0sI9EAGEs
Are Established in Fifth C0n-
uressionaI District by the
Department.

WASHINGTON. D. c., Jan. -
Five new postofices were estael1sned
in the Fifth district some time ago.
some OF them as long ago as iouE
months. Congressman s5uthet l ls.iS
ssnfation of evidence that they were
necessary for the accommodation OF
the people. in those vicinities, put
they have never been opened s'neea uss
postmastrs have never been appolnl-
"a for them. Mr. Sutherlan mas
made a personal appeal to the post-
master general to. have them ope ll
: ! non a. uossfl1le. and inspectors
nave been directed to report a. once
- toswilo should be made p6stuia
81 each OF the ofices The oftces IN
question are those. at StRoenefs Ss .ss,
esta and Six. MclDowell county; any
Rogunning, Logan county, and Bee
son, Mercer county.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-01-19
CITY OF GLARKSBURG
VEST VIRGINIA
$40. 1000 $ Per Cent. Bridge
Bonds

Sealed proposals will be received y
the Office Of the City Clerk OF the ely
81 Clarksburg, State OF West Virginia
unit noon on - so,a
for the purchase of all or any NUMBER
OF the following bonds:
one Hundfed and Ten bonds OF the
spRxeaa9s par value OF $ktByVVVy ~
snss5s ~ The City Of Glarkshurg for the
following purposes:
70 build or repair the bridge on.
North Fourth Street leading 1nto
Glen Elk, in said City and 70 build otss
ar more new bridges IN said City, anu
II, onan construct and repair neceS-
saf.g ti1oroug hFares Leading to the ap-
uroacheg OF said bridge. or bridges
{. { sid bonds are. issued under an
+4,lsi.ifg Of ans ordinance passed ana
S;yIbnteA4 by the City Council thereon
lawfully called ana held II It's cham
Ser on the 21st day Of Neyem ber'
1913; w1aSeh ordinances and all natak-
tiers pertaining theretos were 1y proc
Ia1n affon duly made by the Mayor q
f6e CITY on 2AtEl day Of November
1913 and published as REQUIRED oy
law Submitted to vote Of the electors
Of the Cty Of CLARK sburg, At an eles,-
tfon faIlsd and held ia said city on
the 9Th day OF January, 1914. at - ll5ca
election said ordinance - 9 s.
and SAD loan authorized by more tklssg
three fths- Of the votes cast 81 saiQ
said bonds are each for the sum q
81 600. dated January 4, SIS ana 49,
interest At 5 per scel1tu1a per. - 7, IN.
ysi5ie annually ON the allse
IantI d e8fi yelLfs and are pay pie
4 Is q q Eil1ry
TN 81 81 The Y re1se u
"a any ffitereat dNy nfte tile year
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-01-19

5 II ssa i
selected tig tos. ana the holder shall
have notice a the meantime OF the
intention of the City to redeem any
bond.
Tlfe bonds, principal and interest.
are uayable in gold eoinEof tine United
.tsstk OF the present stand ard OF Ysslsnt
.and oneness, at the Empire National
Bank Of ClarksbGrg, at laFlEs 1tlEsE, W
bonds VIII 81 sold "a. the high
est bidder or bidders so q to eelize
the largest a4aCan T. Tor tie entire issue
st rti bic sale upon on eEs IN riting
ilbnii tied as Il efeilf reQlireds anclsst2Ts
"a, ~ must have the right to award to
any bidder any numb 81 saids ponelA
mp fo-tlle amount Of his 81
The bidd must accom- my his Dlu
~ 4 eeIsti led al eclE payable to the
order OF flis City Of ClaFlzsDllE 1of
an amount oQual 10 dte4 per eeEt e
OF his bid; the same tosbe returned e
IBID is rejected
I, All bids must Be 50 ct5 81 ana.
endorsed ssRroposal Ter ane.
r1slfled to the City ClerlS N4tllnt the
time named
Fie Bonds viii be ready for O. very
on the day OF sale, and must be acp g
~ and paid for nj fliIl ~ q tse itys
8 fter an the ~ 8 ye
the right To resell an 81 bellt 3 NOT sts-
cepfed md paid for, vi ain SAID per
8od and to retain the I've per cen unl
paid Bssa foFfeit
The Council res YES tbs y 6 g r.
tect any bid Biie q ~ es
pdaifc1y at the Council room IL SAID
cffT - 6. 100 II. al eebriiaFE 90
FIill de3af & toucf az q lcl tax
nfIpbfedne 9of { ne ty Halua Of
fhsSabie prop sri the M
8 y ulatfer Der inlnS - z
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-01-19
SINoETON
IN the lob as Railway Trans
fer Clerk in the City Of
Grafton. sss
,..re,Al Tnr raLEoaAla3

WASHINGTON, ID. g. Jan. 81
n. M. Simonton, of Grafton, trans
far clerk in the railway mail service,
has been restored to his position foi-
loving the dismissal of charges which
mad been fled against him: Con-
gressnan Brown interested namsell
in fbehalf of Mr.. Simonton ana We wen
to the postoface department ae ;S;'..aE-
n. al clerk running between Grafton
and washington. The entire matter
vas presented to the postmaster gen
era1 In such manner that the
charges were at once dismissed ana
Mr.. sfmonton was restored to ms
place.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-01-19
MAN AND WOMAN
Are Arrested In Hotel and Put Up
Bond OF $11s0O Each.

man and woman, giving their
.,,amas -. Franls Johnson and Mary
ZONES. were arrested Saturday night
in q pike street hotel on a charge o.
Assem- blfre for immoral purposes.
They posted q bond OF 11.60 eaeh
ard tlfis was. 4 eel ared foTl eltetl when
tiaeg failed Ia a eal fpr
llhes n sre. ~ ftsd 4 pan con- 2 an
81 ofllef tie lotel W4e
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-01-19
IHREE hRREsIED
And Bonded for Trials as Re-
suit of Sunday Night
Melee.
1lI..IlCTI MS lEl1IIosElaT. FaslI[

isabelle Suarez, Julia Suarez ane
Joseph Boas, all residents OF So $50.
isik 10, 3 are under bonds to appear
Ts,Iegdav night in Justice g. ID. Cor
don's court, the first named under 2
charge of unlawfuIly carrying pis-
+ol and the Others on peace warran IS .
The charges were preferred. by =.
s. Monroe, also resident OF the az. au-
Slition a the result OF q melee sun
day night there The warrants were
sworn cut the SAME night ana the
arrests were made soon afterWa FSs ~
Robert Noon. special constable.
rhere are a,so0.oOO goats IN.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-01-19
DTIss FROM SHOCK.

WHEELING. Jan. 19-Donald Da-
Wis. a clerk In the Baltimore and
Ohio offices at the Benwood juno
ton. whose legs were cut on wnen
he fell under the wheels OF a,InoV-
ing train, died in the North Wheel
ing hospital.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-01-19
FoNTAINE FUNERAL
Will BE Held at the Church Of the
Immaculate ConceptiOn.

Funeral. services over the body Of
Mrs. Emma F'ontaine, wife OF Mich
oils Fontafne, who died at her home
on Second street Saturday morning
after an illness of pneumonia. VIII
be held at % O'Clock WEDNESDAY
at the church Of the I'M
nraculate Conception. The Rev.
P. II. AIcDermott, rector. viii cele-
pirate sa,4reQuiem high mass and the
burial viii be in the Holy Cross
cemetery.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-01-19
PRoBTNG JUDGE.

MACON. Ca, Jan. 10 -Congres-
sionaI Investigation 81 charges Of ofttc-
iaI misconduct against Judge Emery
Speer, of the United States district
co1irfa was BEGUN here today by q sub
Committee of the House committees
on judiciary. The entire committee
later will decide what action, if any.
shall be taken.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-01-19
BIG REVIVAL.

There is big revival at the Adams
ton United Brethren church. Twelve
persons have protested conversion and
several other persons are at the altar
of prayer The Rev. d. w. Cunning
ham is doing the preaching. The
meetings will continue during the
week. beginning at z: 30 o'clock In the
evening
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-01-19
FIFrEEN DRINKS.

There were fifteen DRINKS hauled
into police court Sunday morning
Seven OF them Contributed hnes into
fine CITY treasury and the rem aiming
eight. being financially unable to fol-
low the good example, were released
with warnings.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-01-19

Miss Beverly Bayne Attributes her
beauty to her life in the out-of-doors.
She is one of the expert horsewomen
appearing in Essanay film plays, and
cantering down Chicago's Lake Shore.
Drive Besides being one of the most
versatile actresses in the movies,
she is water color artist OF no little
ability.
Little Lord Fauntelroy" is to be
played by a stock company IN Provi-
dence.
A splendid musical comedy IS pre-
senting a beautiful playlet at the
.odean theater for the first half of the
week. The piece is entitled In Boz
hen1ia" and it has special scenery.
clever commedians. catchy songs and
a bevy of pretty girls. Included in to-
days photoplay offerings Is a fine
production of uncle Toms Cabin, in
two reels.
Paul McA1ister. until lately in stock,
has play1et, called Putting 1t over
The Hyatt and Lenore musical
stock players opened an engagement
Monday at the Lyceum theatre. The
first half of the week, the company
offers the musical absurdity Thomp-
sons Demise" a comedy salad with
musical dressing. The company has
a. big beauty chores of exceptionally
pretty girls, funny comedians and
wonderful electrical effects. Two
musical comedies will be given every
week during the company's engage
merit, the changes of program taking
effect Mondays and Thursdays, There
will be. daily n1atinees and two per-
formances nightly, starting at 1880
and Q O'Clock.
"The Winning of Barbara Worth
will probably be seen in the stock
houses.
."The Sign of the Secret Nine" is
being shown at the Third street thea
ter and it will be shown there tonight
| 1t is one OF the prettiest stories ever
moulded into moving pictures A
sensational and daring leap from q
Idrawbrldge into the river many teet
below is feature of it. The hidden
chamber and its inner workings IS an
other feature.
I Johnny and Emma. Ray have a new
comedy act, called on the Rio
Grande'
Charlotte walker Is on a tour il
1.-The lonesome Pine" 10 the Pacific
coast and back.
i Robert Mantell has refused an one,
sof $40 GOO to play 'E2ichel!eu sbetorl
fthe camera,
A play entitled ..Tlle Plain vesnanl
Is to Sc produced ID Cleveland d
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-01-19
MUs THE FOUND.

PLYMOUTH, Eng, ian. s. Tne
submarine Al must be found, Was
,flae order issaed5 at the Office of the
naval Commander IN CHIEF who y de-
:teEnainefI that the search ,f0FFtne HI
fated vessel shall not be given up
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-01-19
MORE THAN HALF.

WASHINGTON D. c., Jan. 49,
More than half the national banks
in the United States now have made
legal application for membership in
the ne wfederal reserve system, ac-
cording to tbeCtreasury department.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-01-19
latter part of the month.

latter part Of the !. month.
Patricia collinge, who made hit
/ in %Everywoman," as Youth, mas
Edeepened that impression in The New
Henrietta.
n. H.. Frazee is to produce new
comedy, called THE Party of the Sec
ond PART in which Sybilla Pope will
be featured
The following telegram was sent
Saturday night to the management
of the Robinon Grand theater here
by Harry Beeson. manager q tne
West End theater at Uniontown,
mrs. w1ggs OF the Cabbage
Patch played here tonight to one OF
the largest and best pleased audi
ences of the season. The entire cast
and production are excellent and far
above the average. You can tell your
patrons If they fail to see this they
will miss the best dramatic treat OF
the season."
..The Accused Drug" a strong
drama in three reels by the famous
players of France is being shown to-
day at the Orpheum theatre 1t deals
with the opium habit and the scenes
are laid in and around Bag Tstn,
China. splendid two-reel military
play THE Lost Dispatches" by the.
Kay Bee Company is also shown.
..The Female RaffIes," an intensely
thrilling story in four parts depicting
the adventures of an American detec-
tive in Paris, is to be shown Wednes-
day.
"The Red Widow" musical
comedy, played to large atdtence
Saturday night at the Robinson
Grand 1t Is an elaborate product on
with splendid costuming and scenic
effects Frank w. Shea leads the
action of funny comedians and LII
ilian Ludlow and William Puette, Jr.,
do dancing numbers that are the
best received features of the play.
This is the same company that pre-
sented THE Three Twins" locally at
the time of the disastrous ONO
/ floods.
! A. full attendance of the members
| and the cast of the opera San Toy,
which will be given under the aus
/ pieces of the Marcato Music Club Feb
4 ryary second In. the Robinson Grand
are asked to be prompt in their at
/ tendance this evening at the researsal
at 7:45 o'clock in Christ Episcopal
church parish house as the coach
/ w. NJ Fitzgerald of the De Raven
Opera Company of New York has
arrived in the city and win take
charge of the reheasals and opera
Special scenery and costumes win be
sent from New York for the pTessnta-
ton of this very popular and beauti-
full little opera, and it promises to be
one OF the most spectacular and ar
tistic entertainments ever rendered
by the club.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-01-19

Rev. j. H. HolIingsworth
will lecture ID the court
house tonight al Z 3H D clock
Sui 7ect, rolJlefi the
Daily Bread
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-01-19

aeroEL e. lIle .nlIIlion 81


TIE UNION N4E1C IL ~ y ~
at efarlzsburg, III the state of Ygesl
sIrstnia fbA Close ii business
JanuaFy 1ss 1914 49,
nssources.
Loans and discounts. IS 2 1873 .sS
gJveFdf4tt secured and
aInsecpEed !. .-....s.. .s3e.sa
q. ;. Bonus 70 secure
eireuiation s0osoo0.oo
-Other bopds te seenre
Posfa1 Savtnes $4,000 10000. 90
Bonds. Securities etc. 49, 29se58.S4
.lsanAtas HOUSE 4nrn9-
ture ana axture zs4.1s4.05
flue from Nationaf banks
enot reserve agentsl 1855 S.2s
Due from state ana Fri
vate Banks and Bank
erss Trust Companiea.
and savings Banks. 2Ss9S2.S2
Due from approved Re-
serve agents .......- 350,S6S.22
Checks and other cash
items s....5....a,s.s...i.~ z4s4t4.z5
ao ssa. -. -. .......... s.ss5.7s
Bar Banks ..... 800 $4,000
Fraetaonal Paper Cur
rency. Nicie.s and
Cents ............... 1876
Lawful Money. Reserve
In bark, viz:
Specie -. .is15s. 601.19
notes ~. 100000 Ia. COLO
eedemptfoft fund with q.
S. treasurer C5 per
cent of cfrcuIaffon)s. s..- 100000.
Total ....g..$ ss47s. l$o. 40
Liabilities
Capital stock paid in. = 100000 90
ss,rII,lus FUND ..... 1I5,0oo.oO
undlvided Profits, less
paid $3.50. s7.5ss.s5
,s. Outstanding $3.50. 2so.soo. 90
Due Banks e ON. o'as N- 11.s25.o4
Due to state and private
Banks and Bankers 1876. 217.s6
Due to Trust Conpan- 7..
les and savings Bati5ss z 2l2ses !.
Dividends unpaid z'VoS!VV
ln sast to eh ssR9s f.sgi. o1o.s4:
Time certificates OF de-
,er t1is checks . 1870
Cashiers checks out%
standing ..........- lessz
United States deposits 1tsszss1 ! !
Postal savings deposits lszSa.0 os
Bonds borrowed SV'oUV'oV
r,.,a, 50. 47s. $40. a
state of west virginia. county 81
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Baptist
w Taylo the pastor pached 70
fifty direct
audience with
situation
Or. will arrive on No 90 ms
OF as one
o be
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California has $50 mountains.
Two We are more than $4,000 feet
high
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Consolidation Coal Co..
Rooms 5ss-54e Fifth EIoof
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r. G. Dunn s. Cor
Room 42s Fourth floo.
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g. w. Gan, Dr.,
Room 42s Fourth esoot
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citizens Loan 90.
Room s1s Third Bloo