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NEWS FROM NEIGHBORING CITIES
A Fire at San Bernardino De
stroys a Mill.
The Proceedings Yesterday of Pas
adena's City Trustees.
JClslnore Notes— Redlands Happenings.
Bedondo Matters—Happenings
In Varlons Parts of
Arizona.
San Bernardino, Feb. s.—Saturday
evening a special train arrived in thiß
city from Santa Ana, Orange, Anaheim
and Norwalk, bringing a delegation of
the Knights of Maccabees. They were
at once conducted to the A. O. IT. W.
hall by General Diatrict Organizer J, M.
Emerine.
The foundation of this organization
comes from that ancient race, the Mac
cabees, who existed 200 yearß before the
Christian era, and has for its legend
the exploits of Judaa Maceabteua, who
liveß in history as one of the Btrong
est military leaders the nation has
heard of; a man of quiet thought and
etrong nerve. Therefore it ia a semi
military order. Major N. 8. Boynton oi
Fort Huron, Michigan, is known as the
father and founder of the eociety.
The order seems very well liked, as
SO members have been initiated at tbe
start and it ie safe to say tbat ere long
it will be double that number.
The tent will be known as Arrownead,
No. 12. Gentlemen in all trades except
those dealing in liquor will be allowed
to join tbe order. After the business
bad been all transacted, all eat down to
an elegant banquet. At 2:30 a. m. the
visitors bid their friends adieu, and
started for home on their epecial at 3
a. m.
FIRE.
Another mysterioue fire sprang up
laat evening at 10:45, and upon investi
gation provedjto be the City flour mill.
The cause of the Are ia unknown, The
firemen worked like heroes, but to no
avail, as the structure was a frame one
and had a good start. There waa quite
a lot of flour and barley in store which
went up in flames. The mill waa well
known as the old Mathews mill, and
was built in 1873. It waa at present
owned by A. Frederick, and leased to
E. M. Depew. It is a total loss.
NOTES.
The Democratic central committee will
meet at Judge Knox' office, Feb. Bth, at
10 a. m.
Jesse Buck, who was arrested on the
charge of assaulting the 4-year-old
. daughter of W. N. Kellar, has given
bonds in tbe sum of $500.
Mrs. J. K. Schaffer, of Grapeland, is
in the city on a visit to her husband.
Dr. D. j. Evanß, who haa been at the
point of death, ia improving rapidly.
Mr. Louia Wolfe is lying quite ill at
hiß home on Fourth street.
The race which took place at the
Court Btreet rink Saturday night waa
won by Robert Roy, he having won two
out of three heats.
Who will bo our next postmaster 'I ia
the unsolved question.
The Kaleidoscope, which is working
for the interest of the people, is endeav
oring to find out who is the guilty party
connected with the Third etreet paving
contract. In ita laat iasue it published
an open letter to C. C. Haskell, editor of
the Times-Index, reading tbe riot act to
that gentleman; also scoring tbe city
attorney for leaving out a clause in the
specifications. According to the way
they read now the property owners have
to pay for the etreet work when com
pleted ; otherwise they would have had
10 years in which to pay the same.
The farmers are rejoicing over the
rain, and the prospects are that they will
harvest a good crop.
There has been a drizzling rain falling
all tbe morning, but ita indications
point tbat we will receive more than
we bargained for.
James Booth, sheriff of this county,
was presented with a gold badge on Sat
urday afternoon by hiß staff of deputies.
It is a handsome piece of workmanship
and was made by our leading jeweler,
George Jordan. On the top of the
badge is the word "sheriff," and across
the bottom is the word "county." In
the center is the monogram "S. B." On
the back of the badge is inscribed:
"Presented to James P. Booth by his
deputies." William Keever made the
presentation speech and the sheriff re
sponded in a few well chosen remarks.
REDLANDS.
News Notes from the Infant Wonder
City.
Redlands, Feb. 6.—Mr. and Mra. J.
8. Kerr of San Bernardino are guests at
the Baker.
William Winter, dramatic critic and
art connoisseur of New York, haß par
chased ranch property here.
The Y. M. C. A. building on Btate
Btreet has been sold to I. Mitchell ior
$7500. The purchaser owns much busi
ness property here and the investment
is significant as showing that owners are
satisfied with rents and proßpects here.
Child & Poundßtoue have the con
tract for the Hargreavea block, to be
built on Orange street. It will be ono
story but quite ornamental.
The San Bernardino county ministers'
league convened at the Presbyterian
church in this city at 10 a. m. today.
Plane for George W. Meade's two new
buildings are being energetically pushed.
Bida have been opened. One will cost
$4500, the other, the Arcade, $15,000.
Mr. A. A. Courteney'a cottage on
Highland avenue will be in old colonial
Btyle.
John P. St. John will speak here
again on Saturday, February 25th, at
the academy.
The dancing class opens at the Aca
demy of Music tomorrow evening.
James Ernisse has the contract for
Eainting and finishing the high school
uilding.
Sunday was a cloudy day with Bymp-
Completely Uprooted.
How many remedies there aro which merely
relieve without uprooting disease. The con
trast with sterling medlclnee which such pal
liatives afford not only enhinces tho dignity ol
the former but aorvea to emphaalza the lolly ol
employing hail-way measures when thorough
snes are available A marked instance of this
the effect, on the one hand, of Hostetter'a Htom
ach Bitters in cases of chills and lever and bil
ious remittent, and ou tha other of ordinary
remedies in maladies ol thia typo. By the Bit
ters, malarial complaints in every atage and of
Ihe most malignant type, are completely con
quered and lofe their h jld upon tbe system,
l'hey are rarely, if ever, dislodged by the or
dinary tesonrces of medicine, although their
■vmptoms may unquestionably be mitigated
through aueh rneana. The same holds good of
indigestion, biliousness, kidney complaint,
rheumatiam, nervouaneas and debility. By the
jHUers they are cured when many remedie-
Toms of rain. It don't seem to be any
effort to rain nowadays.
A gold watcb waa stolen from John
Mack Friday night.
A new grocery firm will occupy the
store vacated by Miss Foote.
Byron Van Leuven has been chosen
physical director of the Y. M. C. A. at
Atlanta, Ha., and will-accept the call.
Rev. A. J. Wells preached to a
crowded congregation on The New Day
and Simpler Church Organization yes
terday.
The Redlands guard will have another
jinks on Thursday, the 17th.
Mr. E. A. Pardee, an old and efficient
employee, has been appointed secretary
of the Bear Valley Irrigation company,
vice G. E. Harpharn.
Work is being rapidly carried on on
the Trueedell-McLain building, over the
z»nja, on the east side of Orauge street.
Tne Fraternal Aid association was
organized here on Friday evening, with
a charter membership of 50. The fol
lowing officers were elected: Past presi
dent, T. Hardway; president, George F.
Jeseon ; vice-president, Mrs. W. E. Sih
ley; secretary, E. H. Lockhart; treas
urer, 11. A. Horton; medical examiners,
Drs. Hill and Keck; chaplain, Rev. J.
D. Rumeey; guide, Mrs. G. D. Adams;
observer, Richard Walton; trustees,
George D. Holton, George D. Adams, J.
W. Chambers.
PASADENA.
The Proceedings Yesterday of the City
Trustees.
Pasadena, Feb. 6. —The board of city
trustees met in regular session at 3
o'clock thiß afternoon, all members pres
ent. All bills were referred to the com
mittee without reading.
A reaolution of intention to grade Lob
Robles avenue from the Santa Fe track
to Villa Btreet was passed. On motion
it was decided to meet next Saturday to
consider a license ordinance. The city
attorney submitted a report on the
license matter asking that he be given
definite inetructiona aa to the kinds of
business that were to be charged license.
It waa decided to take up the ques
tion of water rates for Hushing sewers at
next meeting, and the clerk was in
structed to notify the secretaries of the
different companies to be present at that
time.
The report of the auditing and finance
committee, recommending payment of
billa to the amount of $2501.02, was ac
cepted and warrants ordered drawn for
the same.
President Weed and Councilmen
Clarke and Lukenß were appointed a
committee to visit the board of supervi
sors and have Borne understanding in re
gard to protecting the city from northern
storm water.
Councilman Cox reported that an
order could be produced from the court
if necessary allowing the McLain estate
to lease the property üßed as a city
pound for a term of five yearß.
A petition was received from North
Los Robles property owners asking that
the streets be graded. Placed on file.
A petition was granted Raking that a
grade be established on Colorado street
between Orange Grove and Vernon.
A petition asking that Raymond
avenue, from Painter to Villa street,
be graded.
Specifications for grading,curbing and
guttering Palmetto Btreet were sub
mitted by City Engineer Ohadwick and
accepted.
A resolution of intention to grade Ray
mond avenue from Painter to Villa was
passed.
Superintendent of Streets C. C.
Brown wbb allowed a clerk, at a salary
of $12 per month.
On motion the opening of bids for con
structing a cement sidewalk on South
Maringo waß continued one week.
A communication from the secretary
of the W. C. T. U. was received, calling
attention to the non-action of the board
upon a petition presented by that body
come time ago asking that cigar stands
be closed on Sunday. The paper was
ordered filed.
Reports of city recorder, tax collector,
poundmaster and marshal were received
and referred to committees, after which
tbe board adjourned.
ELECTION OK HANK DIItECTOItS.
The annual meeting of the stockhold
ers of the San Gabriel Valley bank was
held thia morning. The meeting was
presided over by President F. O. Bolt,
who submitted a report of the condition
of the bank and itß earnings during the
paßt year. The report showed a most
prosperous state of affairs, aud after it
had been read the stockholders passed
resolutions approving the year'a work
and expressing confidence in the present
officials.
The Eemi-annual dividend of 7 per
cent waß declared ready for distribution,
but the shareholders by a unanimous
vote decided to allow it to remain in the
treasury.
The following board of directors waa
unanimously elected: F. C. Bolt, C. S.
Crißty, Ilarrv O, Allen, S. Washburn,
J. W. Hugus, Webster Wotkyna, AY. S.
Wright. At a subsequent meeting of
the newly elected board of trustees the
officers of the bank for tha coming year
were elected, as follows: Frank O.
Bolt, president; Sherman Washburn,
vice-president; George B. Post, secre
tory and cashier.
WANTSD —A LICENSE ORDINANCE,
That Pasadena ia badly in want of a
license ordinance was recoguized by the
city council at today's meeting, when
thoy called a special session to consider
the matter.
The proaent city ordinance iB deficient
in many ways. The case of the merry
go-round people is an excellentexnmple.
The ordinance provides a tax of $50 per
day for a circua, with lesser amounta for
side Bhow attachments, but faile entire
ly to cover the ground in the case cited,
and aa a consequence the merry-go
round people are so much ahead of the
city. It ia believed that a well regulated
ordinance levying a email tax on the
!' • *(!':■: Itrlaf*.
Pasa-lc-tin office of Hits Herald, Kb. 16 West
Colorado street. Advertisements and suhscrii>
tions received.
ST. NICHOLAS, half block from terminus of
the Los Angeles, Pasadena and Glendale rail
way. Rates ffS to $7 per week. .Miss I. Mc-
Lain, proprietor.
MORGAN'S LIVERY ANO BOARDING sta
ble, rear of postoffice. safe and stylish turn
outs at reasonable prices. Telephone 50.
0. GARIBALDI, dealer in wines, liquors, ci
gars and tobacco, also canned goods. Last Col
orado street, cor. OhMtuUt avenue.
COOK & ECKOZA, general blaeksmithing,
No. 15 Union street.
ti. H."MAYHEW, real estate broker, HOW West
Colorado street. Loans and investments.
M'DONA Lit, BlttlllKS ,t CO., real estate,
loans and house- for rent. Bargain* in houses
and ranches, 7 Bast Colorado street.
ARTHUR H. PALMER, D, I>. 8. Dental rooms,
Eldrldgo building, Pasadena,
MERCANTILE LUNCH HOUSE, 32 South
Fair Oak, avenue. Meals at all hours.
HOTEL GREEN—Electric lights, steam heat
ed, hot and cold water, elevator, and all mod
em improvements.
THE PAINTKK HOTEL. Fair Oaks and
Washington; first-class family hotel.
LOB ANGELES HOTEL, cor. Colorado street
and Dclancey avenue; transients, $1 andsl.so
per tiny; first-class. I. Klein, proprietor.
KERCKHOFF-CUZNER Mill and Lumber Co.,
cor. Jtroauwuy aud Kuusus street.
LOS ANGEI.ES HERALD: TUESDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 7, 1893.
THE TIMES, LONDON, say* o,
Apollinaris
"Its popularity is chiefly due
to its irreproachable character."
various departments of trade, and at
tbe same time protecting our merchants
from fakirs of every description, will
meet with tbe approval of our business
men generally.
MOma*
Mr. Chas. Meek opened hie new drug
store on East Colorado street thiß morn
ing. The store iahandßomely appointed
and a decided ornament to east Colo
rado street.
Interesting memorial serviceß were
held at the M. K. Church yesterday
afternoon in memory of Mary Allen
Mert. The meeting wbb well attended,
most the ministers of the city partici
pating.
A Turkish Bath by Marie Heath and
her company will be the attraction at
the opera house Thursday evening the
9th. Seats are now on sale at Sues
serott's.
The case of the young man arrested
last Friday evening for resisting an
officer waa on before Justice Merriam
today.
The death of Misa Lillian Patterson
occurred at the home of her parents,
Mr. and Mra. T. Patteraon, yeßterday
of typhoid fever. Several members of
the family have been down with tbe
disease, and the caae is a particularly
sad one.
A big 70 ton Santa Fe engine got off
the track this morning in the Kerckhoff
yards and caused coneiderable delay
before it could be put back on the rails.
Mr. F. Buck minster, proprietor of the
Colombia restaurant, 58 East Colorado
street, has associated with him Mr.
Charles White, late chef of the Cliff
house, San Francieco, and reopened the
restaurant, serving strictly first-class
meals at the popular price of 25 cents.
James Thompson, the smooth bogus
check passer who defrauded Miss Idonia
McLain out of $15 some time ago, was
up before Justice Merriam this after
noon on a second charge of defrauding,
his sentence in the county jail having
just expired on the first charge-
The man plead notguilty, and hia case
waa set for trial by jury.
Prof. Warton James began a series of
three illustrated lectures at the opera
house this evening, taking as his subject
The Paradise of The San Gabriel. On
Tuesday- evening Wheeling Through
Europe will be given, and on Wednes
day The Laud of The Pharaohs. The
professor is president of the Chicago
Lecturers' association, and comes with
high recommendations.
POMONA.
News and Foraonal Notes from That
Thriving Place.
Pomona, Feb. 6.—Mre. Asa Haft" has
been confined to the house for the
paat week witb a severe attack of la
grippe.
Mrs. M. B. Wright returned from Los
Angelea today.
Mrs. Switzer of San Bernardino came
down today from a visit with her
mother, Mre. Gamhain.
Mrs. Oharlea Clark haa been confined
at her home since Sunday with the pre
vailing la grippe.
A cute passenger, who rode in the ex
press car, waa on today's west bound
overland. It wbb a baby burro direct
from Arizona, and it waa the center of
attraction while the train Btopped.
The American Bakery'a new delivery
wagon came out thia morning. It's a
beauty.
Rev. Benrau ia cut again after a
tussle with la grippe.
Scarlet fever haa made itß appearance
in our city.
Mr. Estill, of Kentucky, left with a
car of horses laet night.
Chas. Hutchiaon haa reaumed hia
dntiee as clerk with Cohn Bros, after a
few daya with a severe cold.
Mr. W. I. Thomas, one of Fresno's
representative' real estate men, ia in
Pomona for a few daya' visit.
Mr. Montgomery, of Sedalia, Mo.,
a California eight eeer, ia stopping here
for a brief viait.
Mra. S. H. Androus is home again
from Sacramento, where ehe has been
visiting her husband, Assemblyman Au
droue.
Mr. R. Lookwood, successor to J. Har
dy, photograph studio, has had a new
display case for photographs made and
displays it today for the first time.
Pomona people are anxiously awaiting
eny new developments in the county
division affairs, and the hopes or. a great
many are at a high point of expectancy.
The Pomona college boys of Claremont
have formed a football team.
REDONDO.
Amateur mariners Have a Spill—Ma
rine Notes.
Redoxdo Beach, Feb. ti. —Robert Haw
kins (colored) and Daniel Koiglt, hav
ing purchased a new boat of Bennett,
the boat bulkier, started out early this
morning on a pleasure and fi-jhing expe
dition in their lately acquired craft. As
fishing proved at a discount, theee merry
men returned fo port at about 2 p.m.
today, when, striking tbe Burf, presto!
the new and boautilul boat tailed to do
her duty and incontinently flopped over,
spilling Messrs. Hawkins and Knight.
Their tish and a new pair of brogans be
longing to Knight, worth fll, were the
only losses reported.
The steamer Eureka, Captain Leland,
arrived this afternoon at 4 o'clock with
103 tons of merchandise and 27 paßsen
gers for Redondo.
By a disustch to Superintendent
Perry of Redondo wharf, the atcamabip
Santa Ana will bring in tomorrow 162
tonß of merchandise and 38 passengers
for this port.
At the Redondo are 0. A. Porte and
wife, Cincinnati, 0., A. R. Cottman,
Cbino; C. W. Partins, Chino; W. A.
Springer, Boston; Misa Hambright,
New York; Thomas Dermot Ship,
Portland; Mr. and Mrs. St. Aubinß,
San Francisco; Mies Marie Hall, De
troit; Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Holmes,
Hood's Sarsaparilla absolutely cures where
othor preparations fail. It possesses medicinal
merit Peculiar to Itself.
Constipation and all t -oubles with the diges
tive organs aud the liver, are cured by Hood's
Pills. Unequalled as a dluuer pill.
Alseda, Mich.. J. P. Harrington, Erie,
Pa.; Mr. Greeley and wife, Ames, la. j
J. R. Smith, Denver; T. Wiaton Brown,
Philadelphia, and family, lady and
two children; Rev. J. Uaborne and
i.ife, Toronto, Can.
Arrivals at the Ocean View house—
John Williams, Loa Angeles; Stephen
Treat, Anaheim; W. W. Alman, San
Diego; Sam Semms, San Pedro.
ELSINORE.
liooal News Happenings —A Teachers'
Excursion.
Elsinore, Cal., Feb. 0. —This section
of San Diego county haa been blessed
with about seven inchea of rainfall;
hence farmers are encouraged, and
everything is assuming a more prosper
ous appearance.
Mr. J. C. Dalgliah of the firm of Hud-
Bon & Dalgliah, left this morning for a
week's visit to Perris, San Bernardino,
Riverside and other local points.
Mr. F. H. Heald has opened an aeaay
office, and ia now preparing to teat the
quality of Elainore mineral.
Rev. Chafe, the Methodist evangelist,
is conducting a aeries of meetings in
this place, with excellent success, the
number of conversions during the past
week being 12.
On Saturday the teachers of Elsinore
viaited Perris to attend the association.
The teachers of northern San Diego
county were well represented at the in
stitute, there being teachers from Win
cheater, Menifee, Marrieta, San Jacinto
and Elainore. The eubjecta diacuseed
were Hietory and Geography, and the
teachers generally entered the discussion
of the methods with coneiderable earn
estness. Among those who were either
on the programme or took part in the
general discussion were J. W. Summers
of Elsinore, Williams of Perris, Carpen
ter of Winchester and Dr. Plummer of
San Jacinto. The citizens of Perria
prepared a most enjoyable dinner.
ARIZONA.
News Notes from the Ban-Kissed
Territory.
[Yuma Sentinel, Feb. 4th.]
Lewman Gaskill and sons have moved
their great herd of cattle from San Yaa
bell down to Lake Maqueta. There are
now more than 25,000 head of cattle in
the valley of the Colorado, the great dea
ert, ao called, and yet it is not one-half
occupied.
J. H. Gilmour visited the date palms
at Hall Hanlon's on Saturday, and was
more than surprised at their wonderful
development and the large amount of
fruit they bear. Mr. Hanlon presented
him with half a dozen fine trees, three
of which were more than five feet in
height.
Donald Campbell, coneulting engineer
of the Colorado canal, arrived in town
Tuesday. Mr. Campbell, with Engineer
Rockwood and Will McLabron as guide,
left on Thursday to go over the proposed
line of the canal from Hall Hanlon's via
Crook's and Seven Wells, and acroea the
meaa down to the end of the surveyed
line. They will probably return tomor
row or Monday.
[Kingman Miner Feb. 4th.]
George Koeter, foreman of the Horn
Silver, White Hills, is Backing 100 sacks
per day, and he informß ub that in a few
days the G. A. R. mine will sack at least
150 and perhaps 200 sacks per day.
The strike of R. T. Root and John
Kriner mentioned in laet week's issue
turns out to be much richer than was
reported. The ledge is over eight feet
in width aud averages over $100 in gold
per ton. Several picked specimens as
sayed away up in the thousands, and if
the ore goes down any depth these
gentlemen have an. immense fortune
assured.
Nineteen lota of ore were run through
the sampler thia week, altogether about
30 tone, aome of which run over $1,000
per ton.
[Tombstone rrospector, Feb. 3.[
One hundred and forty cars of Sonora
oranges will be chipped eaat this year,
Thia io a conservative estimate. About
half thiß number have already gone
through Nogalea and are forwarded over
the Santa Fe to Now York and Chicago.
Herrera & McCltire chipped a train
load of cattle yesterday to Colton, where
they will be pastured and fattened for
market.
Resolutions of Borrow*
At the laet meeting of the News and
Working Boys' Home society, held Feb
ruary Ist, the following resolutions were
unanimously adopted:
Resolved, That, as a society, we deep
ly deplore the great loss we have sus
tained in the death of our co-worker,
Mrs. M. F. Woodward, whose ability
and efficiency have contributed so much
to the succeee and prosperity of the
News and Working Boys' home.
Resolved, That, while as a board of
managers, and individually, we shall
mise her refined and cultured compan
ionship—her words of cheer and en
couragement in the performance of oar
duties and undertakings, we feel as
sured that she has passed into eternal
reßt and joy.
Resolved, That a copy of these reso
lutions be cent to the daily papers for
publication, and tbat a copy be alao
furnished to tbe family, in token of the
high respect and sincere affection with
which Mre. Woodward has always been
regarded by the members of tbe Newa
and Working Boys' Home society.
Mas. M. S. Johnston,
Miss F. E. Bennett,
Committee.
Hall's Vegetable Sicilian Hsir Renewer has
restored gray hair to its original color and pre
vented baldness iv thousands of cases. It will
do so lo you.
For Cough' and Throat Disorders use
Bbown'b Bronchial Troches. "Have never
changed my mind respejtlng them, except I
think better of that which I began by thinking
well of. Jim!- Heury Ward Bacher. Euld only
in boxes.
Our Home Brew.
Mater A Zobelein's Lager, fresh from the
brewery, on draught in all the principal sa
loons, delivered promptly in bottles or kegs,
cilice and brewery, 444'A1150 st. Telephone 01.
EXTENDED ONE MONTH.
The $5 Rate Holds Good Until
March ist.
Dr. De Monco and Associates Continue
Their Grand Offer to the Public.
Their Reasons for So Doing-.
Deaf and Blind—Their Mail Treat
ment—Remember,
Owing to tbe inclemency of the weather
and the urgent request of many persona
who wished to take advantage of the $5-a
month rate for all diseases, but were unable to
do so during the allotted time, Dr. De Monco
and associates have decided to extend their $5
rate for one month more, or until March Ist,
thus giving all ample opportunity, and favor
ing none.
All patients applying for treatment before
March lat will be treated for *5 a month, and
all medicines furnished free, each month's
treatment Including medicines, to coat 8)3 un
til cured.
The 85 per month rate not only an-
Elles to the treatment of Catarrh,
oth local and constitutional, but to
all diseases as well.
DEAF AND BLIND
Was tha Painful Condition of Miss Han
nah 'keen.
"I had been deaf and at times nearly blind,"
said Miss Hannah S&een, In conversation with
the reporter In regard to her case. Miss Skeen
is an Intelligent young lady, and any one can
see at a glance that she means Jnst what she
says when speaking of hei remarkable recovery
at the hands of Dr. De Monco and associates.
MISB HANNAH SKBBN, OASIS, UTAH.
"I suffered untold misery with pains over my
eyes snd blinding; headaches. The pain was so
intense I would oe obliged to walk the floor
half the night before I could rest with any de
gree of comfort. What sleep I obtained did not
refreßh me. I felt all tired out when I arose in
the morning, in fact I felt tired all the time. I
seemed to have no ambition.
"My nose would stop up aud larse lumps
would form in my nostrils. The mucus would
drop back Into my throat, causing a constant
hawking and spitting, which was very diagree
able. My throat bscame irritated and sore.
Vt hen eattug, the lood did not taste natural
Riding iv an elevator always made me very
sick.
'•My hearing had become so badly affected
that my friends would be obligee to ihout in a
loud voice to make me heßr. and then I could
only distinguish an indistinct sound. The roar
ing and buszing noises in my ears were almost
unbearable.
•'I consulted a physician, but he did not seem
to understand my case. Patent medicines I
gave up long ago, aud there seemed to be no
relief for me. At last I was advised by my
friends to place myself under treatment of Dr.
De Monco and associates. I did so, and am most
happy to state that my rapid recovery under
their skillful oare was a complete surprise, as I
had given up all hopes of over being benefited.
My eyes are strong and well and my hearing
restored. Ail my other former annoying
symptons have left me. I can not express my
feeling strong enough in the praise of Dr. De
Monco aud associates' method of treating
chronic diseases and the succeßS they attained
in my case. I would advise all persons suffer
ing from chronic troubles to at once place their
case with these specialists."
No burning-, no cautery, no caustic,
no nitrate of silver used. A new, suc
cessful and painless system of treat
ment formulated from years of ex
perience. The old, painful and unsuc
cessful methods must give place to
the new.
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In addition to their office treatment, and for
the benefit of those who cannot visit them,
they havo "question blanks" which they will
send to you upor application by mail. Be sure
to answer each question carefully, for npon
this depends the success of their treatment.
Medicines will ba promptly shipped to your
address.
Inclose 4 cents with application for blank,
REMEMBER,
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Honesty, and Skill Is the
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121). SOUTH BROADWAY,
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OFFICIAL DRAWING j
or TBE
Gran Loteria Juarez.
SINGLE NUMBER, CLASS "X,"
Drawn at Cludad Jnnrez, formerly Paso del
Norte, Mexico, on
FBBBUAKY 1, 1893.
KO. PRIZE. NO. I'HIZK. |NO. I'KI/.E.
162.... 30 20,181... 30 37.782 ... 29
627.. . 20 20,186. .. 30 37,803.... 20
801.... 20 20,301.... 50 37,890.... 30
824... 20 20,304... 80!37,892.... 30
945... 20 20,436... 20137,941 .. 30
981... 20 20,439...; 600
20,470 ... 30138,052 ... 80
1,211... 50 20,495 ... 3038,359 ... 30
1,207... 20 20,518.... 20 38,424... 20
1,457.... 20 30,527.... 60 38,492... 30
1,464... 3020529.... 20 38,518... 20
1,668.... 5U 20,644 ... 100 38,444 ... 20
1,711... 20 20,741.... 20138,674.... 30
1,757... 80 x 0,850... 20138,686.... 50
1,800... SO 38,718.... 20
1,925.... 80 21,109.... 20138,782... 30
1,906.... 30 21,147... 30 ! 38,882.... 50
1.948.... 8021,182 ... 2038,994... 80
21,219.... 30
2,349... 20 21,344... 2039,115... 20
2,352. .. 200 21,599.... 50.19,270 ... 20
2.482.... 2021,630.... 2039,246... 50
2,556... 30 21,688... 2039,558... 80
2,644... 50 21,025... 20 39,576... 30
2.682.... 80 39 653 ... 20
2,778.... 3022,041.... 80>3'M»zU. ... 20
2,832... 40 22,149.... 20139,939... 30
2,888 ... 20 22,187.... 50
2,980 ... 88 22,469 ... 20)40,020 .... 20
22,531.... 2040.054... 30
3,028.... 3022,541.... 3040,077.... 20
3,155... 20 22,697... 2040,337.... 20
3,387.... 20 22,022.... 20140,432.... 30
3,415.... 30 22,681.... 20 40,459... 20
3,455... 3022,768.... 20 40,599.... 20
3,687 ...3000 22,856.... 50 40,063 ... 20
22,931.... 50140,918.... 20
4,049... 20 22948.... SO
4,068... 20 22,971-... 20k1,U0... 30
4,069... 20 22,986.... 20141,328.... 30
4,124.... 60 11,334... 30
4,133.... 6023,033.... 2041,355 ... 20
4,153.... 280 33,409.... 20141,381.... SO
4,242... 20 23,434... 30141,410 20
4,288... 50 23,490... 80 41,679.... 30
4,316.... 30 23,496.... 6041,634... 60
4,388... 20 23,585... 20 41,737... 20
4,459 ... 2023,805... 20 41.870.... 200
4,465... 80 41,955... 20
4,500.... 20 24,103... 50 41,987.... 30
4,545 ... 20 24,107 .. 30
4,546... 2024,126.... 8042,047.... 30
4,593... 5024,826... 3042,077.... 30
4,688... 20 24,870... 20 42,090.... 20
4,757.... 20 24,373... 3042.163.... 30
4,794.... 60 24,405... 20 42,462... 20
4,831.... 50 24,483 ... 30 42,494 ... 200
24,633.... 30 42,527.... 30
5,010.... 20 24,792... 60 42,579... 20
5,051.... 30 24.H00... 2042,616.... 20
5,055.... 8024,908 ... 200 42,835.... 30
5 078 ... 20 42,892.... 100
5.084.... 2025,0*4.... 30 42,962. ...1000
5,095.... 30 25,048 ... 20
5,125.... 2025,114.... 3043,083... 20
5,198.... 2025,134... 2043,117... 20
6,240... 2025,348... 2043,132... 20
5,354 ... 100 25,444 ... 50143,308.... 20
6,41/2.... 30 25,458... 3043,324... 20
6 460... 30 25,535... 20 43,401... 60
5,502.... 2025,771... 20 43,463 ... 200
5,517.... 100 26,826 ... 51 43,555.... 20
6,543.... 20 25,014 ... 20 43,595 ... 20
5,772.... 20 20,039.... 30-13,639 ... 50
5,783 ... 30 43,694 ... 30
6,798... 2026,068.... 3048,749... 20
5,873... 20 26,149... 30 43,762.... 20
5,937... 20 26,198... 20 48,881.... 20
5,952.... 2926,458... 30 43,928.... 20
26.484.... 20
6,053... 20 26,530.... 20 44,048.... 30
6.113... 50 26,537... 80 44,110.... 50
0,118.... 40 26,556 ... 2044,125 ... 20
0,272... 3026,573... 3044,183.... 30
6.436 ... 3026,729.... 10044273.... 30
6 458... 100 26 838... 20 44,293... 20
U,M7.... 30 28,989... 50 44,299.... 30
6,727.... 60 44,318 ... 30
6,807... 20 27,103.... 20 44,384... 30
6,828... 20 27.117... 20 44,460.... 20
6,914... 2027,186.... 30|4*,407.... 20
27,249.... 2044.492 ... 20
7,002... 30 27,500.... 30144 079... 20
7,087.... 20 27.535 ... 20114,598 ... 80
7,081... 2027.553 ... 30 44,610.... 20
7,237... OU H7.625.... 20 44,666.... 30
7.412 ... 20 27,717 ... 30 44,846 ... -20
7,515... 2027,930... 6044,877.... 50
7,630... 20
7,577... 3928,045... 20 45,273... 80
7,969... 20 28,096... 30 15,402... 20
7,970 ... 6028,108 ... 2945,458 ... 80
28.163 ~, 2045,609 ... 20
8,100.... 30 23,163... 50 44,669... 30
8,178.... 20 28,259... 30 45,730.... 20
8,200 ... 20028,307.... 20
8,371... 30 28,329... 8046 102... 80
8,390.... 8028,478.... 2n 40.227.... 20
8,608.... 30 23.625 ... 20 46,230 ... 20
8,875.... 30 28.695... 30 46,987.... 20
8,999.... 8023,7(1).... 3046.298... 20
28.758... 3046,505.... 80
9,053... 80 28,793.... 30 46.662... 20
9,066.... 80 38,831.... 30)40.667... 30
9,152 ... 2(0 28,883.,- 3046,721 ... 20
9,319... 20 Wt 46,963... 20
9,344 .. 20 29,463.. T. 20
9,372... 20 29,630... 20 47,073... SO
9,378... 2029,805.... 2047,148.... 20
9,432.... 2029,861 ... 2047,268... 20
9,724.... 3029,893.... 30147,302.... 30
6,909... 20 47,412... 50
9,977 ... 20 30,013 ... 30 47,"'42.... 80
30,033... 20 47,870 ... 20
10,106... 30 30,123... 5047,968... 20
10,116 ... 2030, 60 ... 30
10,324 ... 3030.562 ... 2(148,100 ... 20
10,501... 20 30.671... 2048.259.... 30
10,571 ... 30 39,682... 20 48,607... 30
10,623.... 2030,748... 3048,649... 40
10,812.... 20 30,' T 54.... 20 46.701.... 50
10,825... 30 30,770... 30 48,748.... 30
30,815 ... 2048,802.... 20
11,111.... 20 30,«'00.... 2048,949 ... 30
11,267.... 30 30.905... 60
11,397... 2030,939... 3049,050... 20
11,533... 80 49 213.... 30
11,542... 36 31,098.... 50 49 229... 20
11,720 ... 30 31,110.... 800 49,467.... 60
11,989... 20 31,151... 30 49,489... 20
11, 997 ... 2031,183.... 2049,630 ... 60
31,242... 2049 778... 20
12,247... 50 31,247... 30149,966.... 30
111, 473.... .20131,387.... 20
12,516... 30)31.431.... 3050,028.... 30
12,545.... 20131,445.32,00(160.030... 30
12,630 ... 2031,477 ... 2050,693.... 20
12.".00.... 3031.486 ... 50 ! 50,130 80
12,800... 100:31,580.... 20 50.220... 39
12,850.... 30131,602.... 20 59,372.... 30
31588.. . 20 30,610 30
13,043... 2031.622.... 20 50.051.... 30
13,161.... 20 31,798... 20 50,644... 20
13,240 ... 30 31,819.... 100 50.741... 20
13,394.... 29 50.887.... 20
13,416.... 20132,045 ... 20
13697... 100 32,093.... 2051,068.... 20
13,635... 20 32,316.... 20 51,153... 39
13,719... 10032,369 5031 375.... 20
32,376.... 30151,617.... 30
14,061... 2032.379.... 5051,702... 20
11,266... 20 33.408.... 2051,929.... 29
14,305 ... 16038,778 ... 2(.
14,312.... 20 32,799 .. 30 52,090.... 50
14,427.... 20 32,800.... 20 52,182... 20
14,444... 20 32,870... 20 52,187.... 30
14,693... 29 52,241.... 30
33,037.... 30 52,337... 60
15,400.... 30 33,968... 60 52,496.... 80
15,522... 20 33,113.... 20 52 796... SO
15,524 ... 20 33,199 ... 30:52,813 ... 80
15,590.... 3033,410.... 20
15.593 ... 20 33,515.... 20 53,006.... 20
15,655.... 3633 512... 2()5-i,M6.... 50
15.714.... 30133,582.... 20 53,27.1... 50
15,-37....: 30 33,598.... 30153105 ... 20
33.730... 30|53 605.... 30
16,173 ... 20 33,787 ... 20,53,615 ... 39
16,311... 20 33,842... 20153,907... 30
16 480 ... 30 33 954 ... 3053.945..„ 30
16,498... 8033,982... 2053,973... 80
16,620 20 53,998 ... 30
16,818.... 2031,045.... 30)
10,865... 20 34,577.... 30)54 002.... 80
10,009.... 3034630 ... 20154.453 ... 80
16,821.... 2034,743... 8064,525... 20
34,925.... 20i54,095.... 20
17,054 ... 8034.964 ... 30164,883 ... 20
17,219 ... 20134,976.... 20 54 964.... 80
17,267 ... 30 61,969 ... 39
17,313 ... 20)35,002.... 30
17,354.... 3035074... 50 55,080.... 100
17,568... 2035,117... 20 5,148... 20
17,651... 20)35,151 ... 20 55,256.... 20
17,780... 20,35,186... 20 05,372... 20
17,795... 20:85,285.... 20 55,102.... 30
17,898... 20 35,108.... 2) 55,419... 29
3\412.... 3055,513.... 80
18 014... 50!U5,439.... 20 55,533.... 80
18,068... 8035,902.... 20 55,624.... 20
18,168... 30)33,969.... 2055,826.... 30
18,170.... 20|
18,218... 2036,070... 2056,015.... 20
18,230 ... 5036096 ... 2056.021... 20
18,280... 20|36,176.... 80 66,635... 20
18,334... 30)36,465.... 20 56 227.... 80
18,371.... 3036,583... 30 56,118.... 80
18,471... 50136,394 ... 20 56,421... 60
18,490... 3036,676... 2056,432.... 30
18 625 ... 801n6,826 ... 80 "6,498. .. 20
18,668... 30 36,894... 20 56,507... 80
86,898.... 2056,552 ... 30
19,050 ... 3036,985 ... 2056,617 ... 20
19,073 ... 8 ' 56,884.... 20
19,088... 2037,111.... 2056,729.... 50
19,190.... 30 37,116.... 80 56 795..,.. 20
19,281 .. 3037,164... 3056,865.... 80
19,881 . . 20 37,262.... 20'
19,523 ... 3037,603 ... 30157,195.... 20
19653... »0 37,606.... 2ti57,212.... 20
19,714.... 5037,657.... 3057,277... 20
19,826... 3037,689.... 2057,538... 20
19,956.... 20 37,717.... 2O 1 1>7,601... 39 ]
3
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"0. PRIZB.iKO. rBIZI.IXO. PRIZE.
57,699... 20 70,001...". 50 86,010 ... SO
57.731.... 20:70 640.... 30 86,028 20
57,968.... 20170 723... 20 80,509.... 90
70,846.... 20 80,650... 80
58017.... 30 70,880.... 20 80,695.... ft
58,087.... 30 70 951.... 20 88.728.... SO
58,128.... 50 86.870... 3w
58,145.... 20 71,271... 30 86,925.... 80
58,155.. .8000 71,355 ... SO
58,326... 2071,518... 20 87,004.... 30
58,406.... 60 71,700 .. 20 87,064 ... BO
58.585... 30 71 712 . 80 87,074... 20
58,717... 30 7t,951!... 30187.101.... 30
58,735.... 2071,969.... 8087,184.... 90
58,737.... 20 87,267.... 80
58,760... 20 72,075 .. 20 87,294... 30
58,775 ... 2072253... 30 87,396.... 30
53,900.... 2072.265 . *">187,443 ... ft
58,930.... 6072,43*;. 5057,532... 20
58,944... 30 72 461 30 87,094.... *0
72,475... 50 87,849.... SO
59,018 ... 2072,6-12.... 50 "
59.032.... 20 72,825... 2088,100.... JO
59,046... 30 72,835.... 20 88,278.... WO
59,052... 30 72,"52.... 30 88,438.... SO
68,168... 2072,879.... 20 88,439.... BO
59,667.... 30 72,941.... 60 88,603.... SO
59,768 ... 20 72,965 ... 500 88,565.... 30
69,801... 2072,977 .. 3088,635.... BO
69,958.... 20 88,645.... 80
73,000... 2088,815... 30
60,000 .„ 20 73,039 ... 30 88,848.... 30
00,091... 20 73,040 50
60,339 ... 30 73,081.... 100 89,010.... 30
60,573.... 2073,125... 5089,099... 80
60,636... 20173,267.... 20 89,179.... 30
60,(158... 3073,280... 2089,433 ... 80
60,719.... 20 73,388... 20 89,581.... 80
60,841.... 30 73.481.... 30 89,702 ... 80
60,716... 3073,617... 5089,773.... 80
60,901... 30 73,638... 20 89,919.... 80
60.989.... 50 73.639... 20 '
50.986.... 20 73,686 ... 50 90.111.... SO
73,827... 2090,334.J0
61,127... 30 73,859 ... 20 90.361... 30
61,211.... 30 73,871.... 30 90,373... 80
61,251.... 20 90,423.... SO
61,421 ... 2074.109... 2090,449... 30
61,435... 3071,282.... 20 90,514.... 80
61456... 80 74,370... 20 90,536.... SO
61,651... 2074,451.... 20 90,564... 80
61,757... 2071,583... 20 90,667... 100
01,8)3.... 2074.641 ... 2090,765*.. 80
61,844.... 3074,758.... 2090,918... SO
01,848.... 2074,913 ... 20 90,954 ... 80
61,983.... 3074,881.... 3090,978.— SO
62,077... 30 75,016.... 2091,215.... SO
62.082 ... 2075,089 ... 30 91,225 ... SO
62,174.... 10075 178.... 6091,209 ... 100
62,275..., 50 75,282.... 50 91,575... SO
62,387.... 60 75,405.... 20 91,638... 30
62,416... 30 75 *21.... 30 91,666.... 80
62,519-— 100 75 492.... 80 91,765... SO
62,649.... 20 75,503... 30 91,829.... SO
62,680... 30 75,640... 30 91.845.... SO
62,755... 50 75,639... 20 91,909.... SO
62,773.... 20 75,740... 3091,918.... SO
62,975... 5975,743... 8091,929... 80
76,802... 20 91,974.... SO
03,037.... 20 75,814.... 2001
63,083.... 2075,835... 20192,007.... 80>
63,269.... 20 |92,016... SO
63,281 ... 30 76.033.... 30192,089..- 80
63,415... 2076044... 2092,202.... 80
63.515... 3076075.... 2092,244... 80
03,465.... 20 76,281.... 30 92,278... 80
63,46!*.... 20 76,499.... 20 92,368.... SO
03,575.... 20 76,514.... 50 92,309.... SO
63,631... 20 76,756.... 30 92,528 ... 20
63,670... 3076,789.... 3092.009.... 80
63,85 i.... 20 76,816.... 80 93,637.... 80
63,791.... 2076891.... 2092,655.... SO
63,814... 20 76,968.... 80 92,853.... 80
63,877.... 30
63,980.... 30 77,092... 20 93,003..., 30
77,238.... 30 93,041.... SO
64,090.... 20 77,422... 5093,156.... 30>
64,191... 3077,577... 5093.175... SO
64,205 ... 20 77,742. ... 20 93,837.... 80
64,292... 20 93,407.... 30
64 453 ... 20 78,091.... 20 93,454 ... BO
04,733.... 3078,129.... 3093.671.... 88"
61,736.... 20 78,157... 30
64,987.... 20 73,180... 20 94,003.... 30
78,273.... 50 94.080... 80
65,078... 20 78501).... 30 94,113.... 30
65,085 ... 8078,537 ... 3094,197..„ SO
65,088.... 20 78,623... 3091,269... 20
65,119... 30 78,652.... 30 94,285.... 30
65,155.... 30 78,667.... 8094,369.... 30
65,161... 20 78,754... 20 94,393.... 30
65,182.... 20 78,879... 20 94,415.... 20
65,403.... 100 78,916.... 30 94,863.... SO
65,438 ... 30 94,679.... SO
15 671... '20 79,236.... 6094,685.... 80
65,730... 20 79,240.... 30 94,754.... SO
65,800... 30 79,790.... 20 94,758... 90
65,914... 20 79,855.... 30 94,812.... SO
65,905.... 30 79,975... 2094,868. .„ SO
94,888 ... SO
66,000... 2080,199... 2094,919..« 80
66,097... 20 80,348..., 20
66,134.... 20 30,447... 2005,079... BO
66,164.... 50 30,535... 20 95,068.80
66,358... 20 30,540... 20 96,152.... 80
60 400.... sio>«»,a»o ... aow.iroa.... 20
66.488 ... 20 95,245.... 30
66,00.3.... 30 81,063.... 100 30
68,6*0.... 6081,148.... 2095,761.... 20
66,670.... 30 81,470 2095,876.... 80
66,698... 2081,706... 2095,931... 80
66,788.... 80 81,992.... 560
20 96,004.... 30
82,233... 30 96,031.... SO
67,029...., 100 82,400 ... 20 96,118.... 30
67,175.... 20 32,437.... 20 96,131.... 30
6..353 ... 110 32,666.... 2096,278.... SO
67,428.... 30 82.730... 2096,469.... 80
67,473... 30 82,755... 2096,471.... SO
67,615... 20 82.785.... 30 96,516... 50
67,.76 .. 20 32,870.... 20 96,748... 80
67,917.... 20 82904.... 3098,781... 80
67.957... 3082,946... 3096,903... 50
67958.... 30 96,920... 80
67,964... 30 33,003.... 20
83,093.... 20 97,136.... 80
68,005... 20 33,182... 2097,146.... 80
68,009... 2083.209... 3097,162.... 50
63,015... 2083.273... 3097,182... 20
68,205... 60 83,285.... 30 97,202.... 90
68,217.... 30 88,410.... 30 97,364.... 30
68.279.... 20 33,549... 20 97,449... SO
68,4 1 ... 5688,615... 2097,557.... 80
68.577.... 2 ; j183,«-.'8.... 3097,592.... 80
68583.... 30.83 702.... 10 97,719.... 80
6*,655.... 20 83,919... 20 97,735.... 80
68,682.... 30183936.... 30 97,765.... 80
63,728 30|53i941.... 30 97,837... 30
03,890.... 20j
58.919.... 30 84.050.... 30 98,078.... 80
84.191.... 2093,082.... 80
69.029.... 20 84,206.... 20 98,094 ... 20
69,851 ... 20 34,100.... 2098,348... 30
6 •-;:.•! ... 30;54,3.'13.... 2098,480.... 50
69414.... 30.54.8U4.... 20989*1.... 80
60,4611.... 2031,098 2098,987.... 80
69,(161.... So|
69,670... 40 35,001.... 3099,100... SO
69,863... 21.' 135,199.... 8099,154... SO
85,200.... 3(199,155.... 80
70,014... 80 35,313... 20 99 692... SO
70.072.... 3u 5;>.338 ... 2099,722 ... 30
70 241.... 20 85,339.... 20 99.762.... 20
702)7... 20 '85,463.... 2099,766... SO
70,414... 80 85.653.... 20 99,816.... SO
70542.... 20185,970..:. 3099,855.... 50
70,593... 20 85 981 ... 20 99,915 .. 20
Approximation Prizes.
150 numbers (rom 31,370t031,520 Inclusive,
b-'iuE 75 numbers on each side of the number
drawing ihe capital prize ol $32,000, $30.00.
150 numbers trom 58,030 t058,230 inclusive,
being 75 numbers ou each tide of the number
drawing the second capital prize of $3000,
* 2 150 numbers from 3622 to 3772 inclusive,
being 75 numbers on each of the number draw
lng the third capital prize of $3000, $20.
:i;".t numbers ending with 45, being the last
two Upures of thu number drawing the capital
priz-of *;t'.',ooo,*lo 00
999 number.- ending with 55, being the last
:iw> number drawing the second
prize of *3000, $10.00.
No. 31,445 draws capital prize of $32,000;
sold in Washiugton, 1). 0., and Detroit, Mich.
No. 58,155 draws second capital prise ot
$S000: sold in Me'ida, Yucatan.
No. 3097 draws third capital prise of $3000!
sold in Chicago, 111., »nd Baltimore, Md.
No. 42,962 dra *s fourth prize of $1000; sold
In Chattanooga, Tcnn.
Nos. 81,992, 72.965 and 20,439 draw each
$500: sold in Topeka, Kan., New York olty
and New Haven, Uun.
The undersigned having supervised the Sin
gle Number Drawing of the (Iran Loterta
Juarez, hereby certify that the above are tha
numbers drawn from lite 100.000 placed in
the wheel, with the prizes corresponding to
them.
Witness our hands at C. Juarez, Mexico,
on the above day and date.
JOU.N s. KOBBY, Commissioner.
B. SAI.AZAK, lulerventor.
Tho work of sendim: tho official lists to every
correspondent begins immediately after iho
drawing, tud coutiuues day and night until
completed. Should auy of onr patron* ex*
perience auy delay In receiviue them. It If
owlug io their names being among tho laat OS
the list.
late Loan and Trust C§<
OF LOS ANQBLKS.
Bnbscribed Canital $1,000,000
Capital Paid Up 700,000
BANKING ROOM, OORNSIR SMI
AND BECOND STREETS, BHYSOIf.
BONEBRAKE Bl6cK.
OFFICERS AND DIRBCTOSS.
w h h vkl£y n,sb - •i»Vt i ?^"3«»s
W. H. PERRY 2d Vice-President
A. E. FLETCHER Caaala?
J. F. TOWELL. .Secretary andQoneral'Mawsjr,
George H. Bonebrako, W. Q.
11. J. Woollaoott, Wm. H Crocker.
O. T. Johnson, San Franolnoa.
Judge W. P. Gardiner, A. A.
We act aa trustees for corporations and estates
Loau money on flrst-class real estate and col
laterals. Keep choice securities for sale, tali
deposit boxes lor rent. Applications forloaa
received from borrowers la person or by mall.