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IT. R. MJSBRIAM, President. F. A. SEYMOUR, Cashier. <l T^ XT 4-1 +Il^ 1 CL *m A^m r*>++ U ***** ft UPHAM, President. B. JC BULKY, Cashier.
C. H. BIGELOW, Vice Pre,. GEO. C POWER, Asst. Cashier. SS AllC iM 3TIO tlfljl Vl 61 lH ft H ™ SS CD. GILFILLAN, Vice Pres. WM. A. MILLER, As.t. Cashier.
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ST. PAUL, MINN. Capital, -'-"- - = $1,000,000 » or ST. PAUL, miININ.
Ijjj ijij ••••.UNITED STATES DEPOSITORY
I Capital, $1,000,000. ;| |
Surplus and Undivided Profits, $650,000. \\ \\ ;APITAL, $1,000,000. SURPLUS, $1,000,000.
—directors— J. W. LUSK, JOSEPH LOCKEY, | directors
s 1! President. Cashier. ss
8. A. CULBERTSON, D. R. NOYES, JAS. H. SKINNER, \\ SS *• P' ****** D" C' SHEPARD, P. B. CLARKE,
Z n ,«« D cn« xr c*TTvr»P»Q T? B KELLOGG >> ?? *• L" SCHURMEIER, E. H. CUTLER, C. W. BKIGGS,
j'wSS ' Cull^Tv, LISS, F. WEYERHAEUSER, THEO. DRAZ, J.H.SANDERS, H. E. THOMPSON. E. H. BAILEY,
„ . ' CWV wn r ',» r irvivrwnN CH BIGELOW. - S) rr- r> ■ t a i~ i • '> E. W. WINTER, GREENLEAP CLARK, E.N.SAUNDERS,
JIS? v.u ™S, ™Ss.bscS; Vtce President. Ass/. Cashier. \\ , w .to, c. d. gii.f,u.a N , f. p. shbpa.d.
Second National Bank I The Old Savings Bank
of St. Panl. of St. Panl.
. . HEfKESENTfITIVE BORN MAY> IB _
United States Depository. Business Established 1854. l^ffNlT^ OP" ""
■ ''/■ l\ " * SS THE OLDEST AND LARGEST SAVINGS BANK
'y U \\ IN THE CITY.
D. A. MONFORT, President. F. D. MONFORT, Cashier. " _ ._ _, .' ' DEPOSITS OF ONE DOLLAR RECEIVED.
A. S. COWLEY, Vioe Prcs. A. M. P. COWLEY, Asst. Cashier J> VI TiZTT S F <*
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-MRECTORS- I * | F'FTH AND JACKSON STS..
U <C | UNTIL AUGUST 1, ISiHi.
D. A. MONPORT, WM. B. DEAN, J.S.ROBERTSON, » \\ THEN OUR NEW BUILDING,
A. S. COWLEY, * ORLAN O. CULLEN, ISAAC STAPLES, H v\
DR. CIIAS. E. SMITIT, GEO. H. RANNEY, C.P.MAHLER, S> /) €\ N H PFHdP CTC
J. H. SCHURMEIER, I.P.WRIGHT, F. D. MONPORT. ?C <? OIA.III fi IT U V^LiJH[\ O1 O.
—, — m - «,. ■ ne, MSB «, v R .jr ?Z 1«« w C» • JS E> 1 <? THOS. B. SCOTT, President. WM. CONSTANS, Ttee President.
.iSBBMANIA BANKn Minnesota Savings Bank ««,,,,„,,.
| cor. seven™ and wabasha sts. Nortl)err) • Exchange • Book.
SS 4 Per Cent Interest Paid on Savings Deposits. Deposits of One Dol- <? ST. f»aui_., miinin.
SS lar and Upwards Received. )>
hj™, TJ«n.«r A+Tor,ti«-n +n All Unsiniwa Fntrimtpd H ll COLLECTIONS A SPECIALTY. INTEREST PAID ON DEPOSITS.
Gives Prompt Attention to All Business Entrusted A QENERAL BANK ING BUSINESS TRANSACTED. accounts of banks and backers sclicited.
to Its Care. << • • >S
<S SS DIRECTORS:
.—.-.-■ ntrratfadTC 5) J? WM. CONSTATS, Capitalist. HE3TBY BABIGHORBT Merchant.
S: INTEREST PAID ON T!WIE DEPOSITS :S SS #tw w -m r«lff'T%llT«Tl'h 'C* Tte »»!>• \\ J. 11. SCHURMEIER, Capitalist. ERNEST ALHRi:cirr,?h-,;-huul.
HLLEM'HNNIh BHNK, «**««*««*„. ,,»,.,„,,,„„.,
Sji 406 and 408 WABASHA STREET. S<
The State Savings Bank, _ O^iCERS — Statp Ranfc , PJllffi? ttlliiil RiK
. ,, f .BM„ « n^^i «.„„ << Albert Seheffer. Wm. Mamm. Wm. Biekel. E. DeF. Barnett. it »v-p lal t- BJUII I\ |, UIIILuIU 0lllI!l\I0 llflllfl
Gernmuia lilfe KJus., St. Paul, JTHnn. J) J> ««.,. ',
Si )) OF ST. PAUL. | op c-j- paiii
...OFFICERS... "" ?? Special Attetttion Paid to Selling and Buying Foreign Drafts. >S ij
Ferdinand willius, The only bank In St. tt j 5
PRESIDEKT. Paul exclusively for S3V- \] ]\ ' "^ ViroPreadent J M.P.HYAX TrebUant
JOHN D- LUDDEN, GD - Takes deDOSits of SS B. A. Castle, President. C. R. McKenney. V. Pres. S. R. Murray, Cashier. S< rVjrva'v »,- < GEO. MICHEL Vice PresiSont
Vice President. & 0' SS JS Cashier ( .JEVHI'Y Tr asurer
Jl'"°SM—" T V„, M one do lla r ,n d upward. Batllt Of llOllh Saillt PttUl X-.^-.™,^^. j, ™
SS ' SS pipiT*, imam,.. I Deposits received from $1.00 up
—.—TRUSTEES j< PAID UP CAPITAL, - $25,000. SS wri i bl, Tou.tuu.uo. , 4 pe r fcollt interest paid Jan-
FERDINAND WIIXIUS WH.LIAM CONSTANS, JOHN B. SANBORN, \\ Transacts a General Banking Business. Foreign and Domestic ExeJiange. </ Surplus and Undivided Profits, l, vary and July Ist Mouey.to lo.ui ou
JOHN D. SUDDEN, ' THOMAS FIfZPATRICK, WH.I.IAM B. DEAN, SS NORTH SX. PAUL, TVHININ. 11/I 1/ 314,600.00. 1 Heal Estate.
C. P. NOYES, KENNETH CLARK, JOHN j> O'BRIEN » Dlroctors-HEKRY H. Cast^, 8. R. Mubrat. N. 8. Lakk, C. R. MoKeknet and SS ««„ M r» »r. n ..... „.„- .„„ ..^.^ n oa W »««-
HARRIS RICHARDSON, GUSTAV WH.I.IUS, JUNIUS M. GOI.DSMITH. << J. j. MrC'ABnT. rorrespondentt-Allemaiinta Bank, St. Paul, Minn.: National >S CORNER WABASHA. RICE AND UNIVERSITY AYE.
>> Bank of Illinois, Chicago, 111,; Chase National Bank, New York City, N. Y. ?>
CAPITAL • $600 000. \ CAPITAL, $100,000. SURPLUS AND PROFITS, $50,000. MAURICE AUERBACU, President. ROBERT R. DUNS, Vice Pre*
SURPLUS • AND • PROFITS • $200,000. j —
THE
Bfm^ THE CAPITAL BANK I Ul^lOl^
OF I OF ST. PAUL, I BpiJ^,
/17I1711BSOTP, ST. PAUL, »*. j
) ORGANIZED UNDER STATE BANKING LAW.
CORNER SIXTH AND JACKSON STS., Si
i|j[ , \y Solicits the accounts of responsible persons, At
ST. PAUL, 7YIINN. !|i[ " 'f\ " '''' If firms, corporations, banks and bankers, ten- A
|kji " i !'!' T er^nff *tt the courtesies usually extended by ,s
-> ______^^_____^___ - j'<] % !| ▼ 0 well-conducted and obliging banking ,\
WILLIAM D. KIRK, President. f >«* V V V V V V v v s' V V
WM. DAWSON, R. A. SMITH, jj| KENNETH CLARK, Vtee President. i|!
PRESIDENT, VICE PRESIDENT. ],j] j,j CJBAWyORD TJVINGSTON, W. H. WGHTNER,
„„. n . mcA , T T o T tv/ttt t t?d GEORGE H. PRINCE, Cashier* «jj AS^ow kaivmaw, j. j. parker,
WM. UAWbUIN, Jb., K. L. MILLIiK, V |J Maurice auerbach, robert r. dunn^
cashier. assistant cashier. jjjj EOW. H, MILLER, Asst. Cashier^ ! Hermann schepper.
THE SAINT PAUL, DAILY GLOBE: SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 10, 1896.
