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Bull Movement Occurs in Stocks ofSouthern Iron and Steel

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NEW YORK Feb ll The stock market opened actiy fr but changes werecomparatively small Steelpreferred initial dealings v aggregated15000 shares The total t range being

xne leature in the market was thebull movement in stocks of SouthernIron and Steel companiesstanding the absence of specific information of a new deal buying con tinuedon a large scale and there jjere goodgains in the assues In the railroadlistprofittaking tended to depress pricesslightly

Thar street appeared to be filled withlhe prehollday sentiment and some

operations were also conductedon possibility that there might beunfavorable developments in Russia before the resumption of business nextweek

Dealings are almost wholly prosional V

Bond market s steady Governmentbonds

WASHINGTON

Sales Gapital Traction 20145 iWas Street Railway preferred1005S6 50SS6 50S6 100S6

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After callWas hinsrton Gas 25Go25665 25ffl6525 5 1K65 1

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RAILROAD BONDSCapital Traction R R 4s 109Met R R 5s 117 iMet RR cert indebt A 103 J05Met R R cert Ihdebt B 103 115Columbia R R 6s W 0Columbia R R 5sCity and Sub R R 5s loas 1C6H

The Wash Ry Elec Co 4s 87 8MISCELLANEOUS BONDS

Wash Gas Co 6s Ser A 104 115Wash Gas Co 6s Ser B 10 115Wash Gas Cert 12l 122U S Elec Lt Deb Imp 6s 101U S Elec Xt Ind 6s 101Ches Pot Tel 5s 106 107HWash Market Co 1st 6a noPotomac Electric Ire 101J4SAFE DEPOSIT ANti TRUST STOCKSNat Safe Depos it 1rustr 183 lEGVash Loan Trust 210 220Am Security Trust 2 6 60

Was h Safe Deposit JOUnion Trust and Storage J2J 121Washington Savings Bank 110 115Home Savings Bank 185

RAILROAD STOCKSCapital Traction Co 1U7 J 6The Ry Elec Co pf 8i 87

he Wash Ry Elec Co con 3 30BANK STOCKS

Bank of Washington 453MetropolitanCitizens 339Central 333Farmers and Mechanics 300Second 15JCommercial 1805 170Columbia 210Capital I7tAmerican 168 J80Traders 170 00Lincoln 125 150Riggg 610 650

INSURANCE STOCKSFiremens m 35Franklin 55Metropolitan 77

YiPotomac 0 23Arlingtoa 3j J3German American 23JNational Union 7 8Columbia 10S iijRiggs 8X bJPeoploSwv 03 6Con 44 5HColonial 100

TITLE INSURANCE STOCKSReal istate Title 80 BOColucobio Title uWashington Title i a sTELEPhONE AND GRAPHOPJHONK

STOCKSChesapeake Potomac ta tgAm 59 eAm Graphophone pf 8 i 0V

GAS STOCKSWashington Gas C5 6514e 3rgeto 65 80

TYPE MACHINE STOCKSMergenthalcr Linotype 5 JIBLanstou Monotype 13J5 ll

MISCELLANEOUS STOCKdGrecn Qon ua 26

tashinston Jaiuket JttNor Steamboat MiRealty Appraised Agency 23 27

MARRIAGE LICENSESHu kli M Browne 53 of ChejneyV Pa

and Julia A Burnell SO of Distr ict ofColumbia

LexyJs Payne a and Lcla M SchuderIS b th of Covington Va

Jimes J Blahertjv 25 and May EGreen 17

Les 2S of Chicago andHelen MVqSUupsoni 22 of District of Coluntbia vs t vS Nolan 43 and May Russell3ii

George W Dyer 32 and Lena G25 S

8 Gilbert O CoiiiiQiv22 and Mary LSanders 20 both of Baltimore

Thomus C Jeffries 25 a rid Annie Hill18

Samuel E Johnson 27 and MaudClark 21

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Street Members New York Stock ExchangeChicago Board pC Trade and WashingtonStock Exchange

Open High Low CloseAmal Copper 74 74 4 73 74Amer Locomotive 37U 37l 37 37Amer Car Fdy 4 34 34 34Amer Car pfd 93 93Amer Smelting 86V4 S6 4 85 85TiAmer Sugar 144y 144Vt IIS1At Top S Fe SS SSV SS 8SVJAt Top S Fe pf 102V 102 102 102Baltimore Ohio 106 106i 106B R T 62 62 621 4 62Canadian Pacific 134 134 134 134C 0 o VA 51 4 50 51VChi Great est 22 22 4 22 22C M St P Vl7S 176 175 175Col Fuel Iron 49 52 51Consol Gas 20S 208 207 20814DeL Hud 192V 193 192 193Erie com 43 43 43 434sErie 1st jjf SO 80 79 79ICrlfe 2d 65 65 65 65Illinois Central 157 157 157K C Southern 31VI 3U4 30 3U4Louis Nashville 137 137 137 137Man Elevated 174 174 174U 174Met Sees Co 82 83 81 82Met St Ry 122 122 121122 4Mo K Texas com 32 32 32 32Missouri Pacific 107 107 4 106 106 jMexican Central 22 22 22 22Va Car Chem Co 37 37 37Colorado Southern 26 26 26 26Con Tobacco 4s 82 82 82 82

cU jco 4s 77 77 77 77i r pfd 118 U8 118 118

K a reid 32 32 31 31i crral 147 147 147 147IN V O West 48 48 47T4 4S

Nov Vestern S3Vi 83 83 834u earn 45 47 45 47

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is 9S 35 94 95T Iron 13 18 18 18ttep Sitci iuid Lpfd 76 74 75Rock Island com 34 34 34 34Rubber Goods 25 25 25St L S F 2d pfd 72 T2 72 72St Louis S W pfd 63 63 63 63Southern Pacific 66 60 66 66Southern Ry 34 34 34 34Southern Ry pfd 97 97 97 97Tenn C I 81 82 80 81Texas Pacific 36 36 36 36Union Pacific 122 122 121 122Union Pacific pfd 07 97 97 97U S Leather 13 13 13 13tJ S Leather pfd 104 101 104TJ Rubber 38 39 38 39U S Steel 31 32 31 31U S Steel pf 95 95 dl 94US Steel 2d 5s 9 J 94 04 94

45 45 44 44Western Union 93 93 TO 83Wiscons in Central 22Chi Tr Trs Tr pf 30Amer Ice pf 59 40 39 39Wabash Deb B 69 C0 69 69Rock Islan Co 4s 82 S3 82 83Kan City Co pf 6S 69 68

CHICAGO GRAIN MARKETWheat Open High Low CloseMay 116 117 116 116July 100i 101 10054 101

CornMay 45 46 45 46July 46 47 46 46

OatsMay 30 30 30 30July i 30 30 30 30

Pork NFMay 1280 1292 1287 1287

LardMay 692 695 690 695

RibsMay 6S7 6S7 685 6S7

I WEEKLY STATEMENTOF NEW YORK BANKS

NEW YORK Feb ll TIe weeklybank statement issued today shows thefollowing changes

Reserve on all deposits decrease8805000 reserve on deposits other than

United States decrease 8833050 loansincrease 14019300 specie decrease 4742500 legal tenders decrease 2564500deposits United States included increase 5992000 circulationIncrease 126400 total loans 1142106100

The banks now hold in excess of legalrequirements 11036925 against 20379225last year and 15529675 two years ago

Thr iving Georgetown Congregation Listens to Program in Honor of

Occas ion

Columbia BaptiFt Church of Georgetown celebrated Its fourth anniversarylast night at church corner Thirtysecond and R streets northwest

The xercises were held under thedirection of Thomas W Blasted Theprogram opened with the ofthe hymn Onward Christian SoldiersWhich was followed by prayer by thepastor the Rev George W McCulIoughOther numbers on the program were aviolin duet by John H Binsted and MrStever vocal solo Miss Emma Fowlerpiano solo Norman Binsted recitationMiss Nellie Moore piano duet MrsRuben Bogley and Mrs Richardsonrecitation Miss Grace Fowler cornetsolo Samuel O Wendel vocal duetMrs Florence Grimms and Miss DellaKaldenbach recitation Norman Binsted and vocal duet Mrs Bogley andMrs Richardson

The congregation since its organization has ris n from a few tohundreds Recently the church purchased the property it occupies fromMrs Honorah Lawler Its first pastorthe Rev John W Musson resigned sometime ago to take the of highertheology He was succeeded by the RevJames L Lodge Gaithersburg Mdwho some months ago was forced toresign on account of ill healthpresent acting pastor the Rev GeorgeW McCullough is pastor Tenleytown Baptist Church on Wisconsin

H6 the servicesat the Columbia Church pending thecalling of a minister

The first place of worship of the conregation of the church was at JJaersHall at the corner of Thirtyfh andM Streets northwest

DR HUGHES WILL SPEAKAT THE BIG MEETING

Dr Edwin Hughes president oiDe Pauw Univers ity will be the speakerat the big meeting tomorrow

Dr Hughes spoke at the big meetinglast year and his address was considered one of the best of the ser ies Heis a ypunsr man an eloquent and attraclive speaker and scholar ofthe West

Songs in the Dark will Ue a feaLure of the service TIle hymns will beillustrated by beautiful pictures Nota word will be spoken the speakeris introduced Miss Gracewill sing

Doors at 330 oclock The theater Bible class will meet at 230

CAPT SCHREINERS BODYHERE FOR INTERMENT

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NEWS AND GOSSIPOF THE STOCK MARKET

WASHINGTONWashington Gas had the call on the

local exchange today The s tock wasmore active even than it has been oflate and the volume of trading in itmounted to 950 shares It imade a max

of the price advancing to51 1 between which price and 64 all

tIe trading was done The closingfigures were 65 bid and Go asked

Capital Traction aga in 145 andwas bid after the

Washington Railway preferred wasfractionally higher 150 shares atfetjii and an equal number at 86 Theclos ing was SG bid and 87 asked Thecommon sold at 29 for 400 shares

Ten shares of Union Trust and Storagesold at 121 A notice was read thatafter February 11 the name of tho corporation will be Union Trust Companyas authorized by a recent act of Congress

In the bank list bids advanced as follows 1 point toSSO Commercial 2 points to andAmerican 2 points to 168

Mergenthaler sold at 195 and 195four iOshare lots being traded in

Lanston was dull 65 shares pnlyvbeinjtraded in sit 13

Greene Copper advanced 1 point onthe bid to 2S the offering being 26

After call 2000 of WashingtonStreet Railway 4s sold at 87

NEW YORKThe New York stock exchange will

closed on Monday that being LincoIns birthday The Washington exchange will dp bus iness as usual

The unusual activity of s teel and ironyesterday is giving rise to

various rumors of consolidation dividends e tc One s tory is that dividendswill be begun on T C t l In April at therate of at least 5 per cent and probably6 Other rumors of a consolidation ofall the Southern theSlassSheffleld may have originatedwith the crowd that has been bullingSlossSheffleld recently The prospect ofreceiving the dividends that have beenaccumulating on Republic Iron and Steelpreferred Is given as a for theviolent advance of that There isalso aS rumor that Colorado Fuel andIron will advance 10 points immediately

It is believed in some quarter that asustained movement in the United States

hares would greatly stimulategeneral interest in the market A lot ofbullish sentiment ori them lias apparently been ignored in the market of late Ithaa not been seriously encouraged atany rate and those who have beenWaiting confidently for the Steel stockto be turned once more to the bull sidewere beginning to feel a little ImpatientThe general interest in the Steelshares is greater than that in any othersecurity on the stock exchange It willbe recalled how the strength of the outside speculation last convergedupon them The big speculation at thattime was in the preferred stock It ispredicted that on the next movementgreater activity will be seen in the common

The declaration of 2 per cent on thecommon stock of the American TobaccoCompany places the stock for the presen least on a 10 per cent basis Theamount of this stock outstanding is40242450 most of which by the

socalled tobacco crowd

Traders have noticed recently that asoften as there is sign of short covering In Amalgamated Copper the stockIs bHl up sharply There Is believed tosurvive a large Boston short interestHouses having Boston affiliations wereheavy buyers yesterday

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Temple Fair Closes Tonight But ThereIs to Be an Auction on

Monday

ii gton Light Infantry Armory willto an end tonight and another largecrowd expected to atten d

There is however to be an auctionMonday evening at 8 oclock at whichall goods remaining In the variousbooths will be sold to the highest bidtier

Yesterday afternoon the baby contestwas on of the most interesting ofthe whole fair The most popular babywon the prize The committee in chargeOr the contest consisted of J Elsenmann Max Cohen Hahn

A bicycle was awarded to MasterHenry King for being the most popularmale baby Little Miss Ruth Grossnorwon a lifesize doll for being the mostpopular mite of her sex

The other contestants awarded prizeswere Milford Blum a tr icycle SidneyPressler and Albert Small each a boxof candy

This contest alone netted the fairtreasury S400There are a number of handsome do

nations still in the booths which themanagers hope to dispose of tonightIf however they do not go they willbe sold Monday to the highest bidder

CURIOUS COMPRESSIONOF DESICCATED FOODS

Dr Harvey W Wiley of the Bureauof Chemistry is making an investigationInto the nutritive value of desiccatedfoods

Several manufacturers have sent insamples some of them wonderful for

In size and weightIn these fruits and vegetables every

drop of water is extracted leaving onythe Jius enough starch for afamily of five weig hs less thdn half anounc iiV

String beans peas cranberries parsnips antI potatoes amongthe samples and nearly arerepresented These combined weigh lessthan a and there is enough tofeed twenty people

Those things snid Jr Wiley arech conditions In Alaska and othercountries difficult to penetrate They

little that are theordinary preserved foods out of biisiness

Somer veselables are S5 and 90 per centater which makes the weight This is

evaporated by a new process Whentravelers to prepare the food forJUng simply water and cookit the same as they would under theordinary conditions

The officers of the bureau seem of theopinion that this means of preservingfood does not injure its

A Machine for Womenshould be the best obta inable The Singer sewing machine is acknowledgethe lightest running most andconvenient any for the red S

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Continued From First Pageof a uniform bluish co lor serving as a splendid background for allbrighter colors

Big Band StandThe great land stand will be in the

shape of an octagonal amphitheater andwill occupy the whole eat end of thehall The stand accommodate 700or 800 persons The Presidents box is atthe western end of the hall

Last night Chairman Welter held ameeting of his committee on public cornfort and reported that he had completed assignments for 7000 State troopsand was ready to meet all applicationsas quickly as they were Tecelvcfi

The Commissioners have issued permits to the Philadelphia Ba UimdreWashington railroad to increase its

facilities in order to preparefor the inauguration crowds coming overthat line

The permits included the oflaying two or three additional tracksone On Sixth street just beyond theB street station anothersouthwest to Missouri avenue and toextend two tracks on Sixth street andtracks on the north side ofj Virgin lavenue south of JFourailda StreetTrains will stop at the end ofvania avenue southeast and a temporarv stairway will be placedorder to passengers to get oft ifthey desire and take Avenue carsinto the city

Old Boys Not toThe Old Boys Fremont and Lincoln

Republican Club will riot marchi ininaugural iarnde as expected Ata meeting held last n fght in r the headquarters of the club in the lUggsHotiseit was decided that the old veteranswould not be able to march the longdistance on account of the tohealth

The Illinois Republican Association ismaking arrangements to entertain vlsirtors from that Sate Last night at ameeting in the RIggs House i parlors itwas decided to appoint a committee fortile purpose of making arrangements fortile entertainment visitors front IHinois The committee as appointed is asfollows L B Stine O JRicketts I R Hltt W S Sirnms D

Caldwell R S Jackson HJ M Vandercort N N McCulIough C A Easlow A D Weakley Scott LKuhart L R Taylor and E E Smith

Special Police RegulationsFor Day of Inauguration

Special police regulations to be enforced a we k before the inaugural ceremonies on March 4 havebeen drawn up by Major Sylvester whoplaced them in the hands of the Digtrict Commissioners today for their approval

The regulations arefor the preservation of public order protection of lifeand property fixing of ra tes of publicconveyances operation of vehicles andprevention of obstructions on sidewalksor parkings on the day of the paradeand are as follows

Regulating Street TrafficWhen than six hacks coaches

or other vehicles Tind when thantwo motor vehicles are assembling orassembled together it shall be the dutyof any police officer to regulate themanner of their arrival and departuretheir position while Standing and tocause the drivers and ltors thereofto act at all times in an mannerson who shall obstruct any police o fficer in the performance of hs du ties orwho shall refuse to obey ahy ordergiven by a police officer in the discharge of any duty hereunder shall beliable to the penalties hereinafter imposed as set forth in section 15

The schedule of ra tes for hacks andother vehicles prescr ibing trip and hourcharges for the transportation of pussengers as set forth In the police regulations of the District of Columbiashall apply to all hacks coaches or other vehicles including motor vehiclesone wcel prior to inaugurationduring inauguration and one weeksubsequent thereto

Interference With ParadeStreet cars herdics motor vehicles

and other vehicles not ie provided for shall not Interfere with anyparade nor with the forma tion marching or disbandment thereof and itshall be the duty of the police duringsaid formation marching and disbandmont as the case may be to stop suchcars herdics hacks motor or othervehicles as might interrupt or interferewith said formation marching or dishandment

During the 4th day of Morel Boano person shall be allowed to intrudewith any box or obstruction of kind upon any street avenueor alloy way within sixty yards ofline of or within spadeon any intersecting street avenue oralleyway set aside and indicated byprinted or ropes except bysion of the Major and Superintendent ofPolice

Sidewalk ObstructionXo boxes tables ladders

chairs or other obstructions shall beplaced or locatcdpn or along the sidewalks or footways adjacent to or contiguous to the line of parade Any persoi or persons occupying boxes barrelstables ladders chairs or other obstructions thereon shall be considered violators of this regulation

Tile placing or locating of boxes barrels tables ladders c or other obstructions on any which maybe set aside and designated display of fireworks by the Inaugura cornmittee or on any street avenue or alleyway adjacent thereto is andany person or persons occupying boxesbarrels tables chairs ladders or otherobstructions thereon be considered violators of this regulation

The posting of handbills circularsor posters on any part or of review stands without permissionfrom the officer of the inauguralcommittee is forbidden

Sale ofThe sale of intoxicants on any Gov

ernment reservation or on any streetavenue or thoroughfare in the Districtof Columbia is prohibited

No person of known evil charactershall sell or Offer for sale any badge

fromare numbered by millions not Includingthose whose annoyance by associationamounts almost to suffering

And yet It is a tact as capable otdemonstration as any problem In geometry that Dr Agnews Gatarrhal PowderhOe does will cure Catarrh and ColdsWhat are the Catarrha l Millions goingto do about it 4

Dr Aenews Heart Cure relieves heartdisease in 30 minutes

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souvenir or other article on any of thestreets avenues alleyways or reservafleas in the District of Columbia norshall any person sell or offer for saleany jrpods wares merchandise or otherarticles in such manner as to cause thepublic any Inconvenience or discomfortnor by loud or unnecessary outcryvertise for sale any badge souvenir orother article and any and all personsoffering for sale any of the above namedarticles shall be subject to the ordersof the police as to the maintenance ofpeace order and propriety

Frightening HorsesIt shall be unlawful for any person

to in any manner convey transport orcarry through or upon any public streetavenue or highway in the Distr fct ofColumbia any sign advertising deviceor other object which might frightenhorses or obstruct the free passage ofpedestrians on tIle sidewalk of any a onue street or alleyway

The police shall assist in preservingpublic order within the Capitol groun dsduring the 4th day of March 1905 andreserve space in that locality needed forthe movements of the inaugural paradeand hacks coaches and other vehiclesassembled therein shall suchstand or positions as may be designatedby police during and immediately following the inaugural exercises and in every way withsection Lot these regulations

Closing of StreetsThe Major and Superintendent of Po

lice is authorized to temporarily closeby rope or otherwise the streets Included in the route of the inauguralof March 4 1905 and such intersectingstreets avenues alleyways or reservations as tho Major and Superintendento police shall des ignate by and withthe approval of the Commissioners oftha District of Columbia

The Major and Superintendent ofPolice or his authorized representativesshall Inspect any review stand or otherreview places with a view to preventingthe unauthorized use of any combustiblematerial stoves gasolene or other appliances which might be dangerous tolife and property

No one shall hang or suspend advertising sighs sheots cloths etc onthe front of any building unless dulyauthorized or In accordance with existing police and building regulatijns

Penalties ProvidedAny person iolating any of the reg

ula iong aforesaid shall on convictionin the Police Court o f the District ofColumbia be liable for each and everysuch offense to a fIne not to exceed5100 and in default of payment thereofto imprisonment in the workhouse asprovided in the resolution of Congressapproved January 17 1905

For information of all concernedthe following section of the law relative to the maintenance of public order of the District of Columbia is included herewith and is as follows

That it shall be unlawful for any person or persons within the District ofColumbia to congregate and assemblein any street avenue alley road orhighway or in or around anv publicbuilding or inclosure or any park orreservation or at the entrance of anyprivate building or inclosure and engage in loud and boisterous talking orother disorderly conduct or to insultor make rude or obscene gestures orcomments or observations on personspassing by or in their hearing or tocrowd obstruct or the freeuse of any such street avenue alleyroad highway or any of the foot pavements thereof or the free entrance intoany public or private building or inclosure that It shall not be lawful forany person or persons to swear curseor use of any profane languageor indecent or obscene words or engage In disorderly conduct In any streetavenue alley road highwaypark or Inclosure public buildingchurch or assembly room or In anyother public place or in any placewherefrom the same may be heard inany street alley road highway public park or Inclosure or othtrbuilding or in any premises other thanthose where the offense was committedunder a penalty of not more thantwentyfive dollars for each and everyoffense

Did the Man With the Cameracatch you If he did there is money foryou See tomorrows Sunday Times

FINANCIAL STATEMENTS

INOTICE Is hereby given that the annualmeeting of the stockholders the CHIPIOfTAMINING COMPANY will be held at the mainoffice of the company 1407 P street northwestat 5 oclock In the afternoon on the 14thday of March 1905 By order of the President ANNA MILLER Secretary It

FINANCIAL

Deposits Jan 11 1905as per to the Comptroller ofCurrency amounted to

849053278Capital Surplus and Profits

3ThIs tells the whole story

U S DEPOSITORYPEHKA AVE OPPOSITE TREASURY

FutureWith political matters settled for

the next four years with goodbusiness and good crops the outlook for the immediate future isexcellent

is the time to build up yourbusiness to its greatest capacity

Are your banking connectionsthe best If not we solicit yourpatronage Our facilities are unexcelled

THE HOME SAVINGS BANK7th and Mass ave N W

Assets Over a Million DollarsfelOtf

ER Chapman Co 9Members N Y Stock Exchange

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THE WASHINGTON LOANAND TRUST COMPANY

OFFICE COR 9TH AND F STSPAIDUP CAPITAL ONE MILLIONLoans In any amount made on ap

proved real estate or collateral at rcasonable rates

Interest paid upon deposits on monthlybalances subject to chec kv

This company acts as executor admlnistrator trustee agent treasurerregistrar and In all other fiduciary capacltles A

Boxes for rent Inourglar and fireproofvaults for safe deposit and storage ofvaluable packages

JOHN JOY EDSON PresidentJOHN A SWOPE Vice PresidentELLIS Vice PresidentANDREWHARRY CK XIEE1I Assistant TreasurerTHOMAS BRADLEY Real Estate Officer

REAL ESTATE DEPARTMENTIs prepared to assume the management ofyour real estate Careful attentionto all details

HE Live ProgressiveBank is the bank themerchant and business

man find it advantageous to beassociated with a bankis thisConsult officers here about the

service well giveLoans on commercial Savlags accounts 3 per cent Interest

MERCHANTSnECHANICS

SAVINGS BANK 707 G St

verybddy who earnsshould create a SURPLUSFUND

and thus provide against accidentsickness and age The bestmeans to this end is the SAVINGSACCOUNT

TDeposlt portion of your weekly or monthly earnings in this bankand your money will constantlydraw interest the whole or partalways payable on demand

1 opens a savings account

THE TRADERSNATIONAL BANK 5 UvE

GEO C HENNING PresfelOtf

Aetna BankingTrust CompanyForeign Exchange and Foreign

and Domestic Money OrdersSavin gs Deposits 4 per cent

compounded quarterlyTime and demand certificatesSpecial department for ladies

BANKING BY MAIL

Absolute

And 2 per cent per annuminterest on all accounts areadvantages assured depositorsby the banking department ofUNION TRUST STORAGE CO 1414 F St N W

Accounts of firms corporations societies and individualsinvited

EDWARD J STELTJWAGENV PresidentGEORGE E FLEMINGEDSON B OLDS Treasurer

BANK 820 FSI opens a savings account

Interest on l

Home Building AssociationLOANS ON REAL ESTATE

ON EASY MONTHLY PAYMENTSIt will accommodate you for building buy

ing or improving a home or for Investmentand need money Call on the undersigned forinformation and inking stock Applicationsfor loans from agents solicited

GEO W LINKINS Wil II TVETZELPres SOO 19th st nw Sec 2135 11 st nw

A S TAYLOR E S WESCOTTVPres 1403 F st nw Trees 1907 Paavnw

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TO BE CONSIDERED WHEN MAKING A LOAN IS THE QUESTION OFTERMS I take care always to givemy patrons the lowest rates and easiest payments A large amount to lendon installment loan at 5 per cent interest BUILDERS LOANS MADE

JOSEPH I WELLER

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Interest Allowed on DEPOSITSreceived from Treasurers TrusteesGuardians also on deposits of fundsawaiting investment

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