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What nmy bo seen
from car windows adds much
to the pleasure of a trip
to California over the
Santn Fe.
There are quaint Pueblo
Indian villages several
centuries old ;
The ruins of prehistoric
races ;
Going to
California
on the
Santa Fe
Towering mountains
Pike's Peak , Spanish Peaks
and San Francisco
Mountains ;
Acres of petrified forests ;
And greatest wonder of all ,
Grand Canyon of Ari/oua ,
now reached by rail.
The California Limiteddaily ,
Chicago and Kansas City to
Sau Francisco , Los Angeles
and San Diego.
Best train for best travelers.
Illustrated books , 10 cents.
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ASSETS
Loans $10,642,400.01
Bonds , and Stocks and "Warrants. . 2,101,127.10
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Cash 3,973,070.04
$10,580,558.17
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Surplus 5,750,000.00
Undivided Fronts 8,811,290.28
Deposits , Banks and Bankers. . . 1,124,105.27.
" Individual 8,904,102.02
$10,589,558.17
General Banking Business in all its branches.
Correspondents throughout the World. Ac
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