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1t viii be seen by the advertisement of the
steamer Lily, that she will make regular trips
to Peaks Island every evening from Burn
hams wharf, at IA o'clock, affording an op.
portunity for those who are engaged during
the day to take trip to that island.
1t will be observed that the afternoon SER
vices of the Payson Memorial Church, will to.
morrow be transferred to evening, when Dr.
Carruthers will preach.
Messrs. Hoyt Fogg & Breed have in press
and will issue soon, two juveniles. viz: "Mary
Brunton" and "Cottage of Glencarran;" 16mo
112 pp.; illustrated.
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NOTICE is hereby gwen, that the subscriber has
the trust OF AdminstratriA of the estate of
CHARLES 7. THOMES, late of Harrison.
in the County of Cumberland, deceased. and given
bonds as the law directs Ali persons having de-.
mands upon the estate Of said deceased, are equir
ca 20 exnlot the same; and all persons indebted to
said estate are called upon to make payment to
FRANCES B. THOMES, Adm'x.
Harrison, July 9Th, 1870. jy1ewSw
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The Coal QUEsTIoN.-"B." shot wide at
the mark yesterday in his attack on "P,'' who
treated the subject of city coal contracts in an
onnarentlv fair and candid manner "P" is
one Of our largest dealers and is not the man
to be accused of irregularIty in dealing. Ii
we understand the subject, Sugar Loaf coal is
as much within his reach as any dealers in
Portland "B." fired at the wrong "P. and
the author of the original article on city coal
Contracts is unhurt in reputation.
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Foreign Markets.

LONDON, JatJ 29-11.3O A. M.-Cousols s9t tor
money and account.
American securities-United States 5-20's 1862, at
50: do 1865, old 81; do 1867. 81; o. S. 1O-40's sol
Erie shares 15l. llois Central shares 1G2 Allan ic
and Great Western shares 81
LIVERPOOL, July 29-11.3O A. M.-Cotton dull !;
sales 1000 bales; Middling upiands 72d; Middling
Orleans 3D. Receipts of the week 81, 900 bales, Of
1900 bales OF which 5000 bales for export and
600 bales for speculation. The stock Of Cotton on
hand 5S9 900 bales of which 30 700 bales are Ameri
can. Corn 34s Cd. Lard74s Sugar SIS Cd a 3ls Cd.
LONDON, July 29-5P. NJ Consols s9a formoney
and account.
American securities-U. S. 5-20's, 1862, So; do
1865, old, s2B do 1867, 50: IT, s. 1O,4O's. 81. Erie
shares 15t Illinois Central shares 1O4 Atlantic q
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New York stock and Money Market.

NeW II oFk SIOUX HMu MOAcy WurHtI'
NEW YORK, July 29-Norninq.-Gold opened at
1918. and was steady at 1913 a 1919.
Money q 8 per cent. Sterling Exchange 109s q
1l0b,
Governments about better than last night.
Stocks opened weak and % per cent lower than
last night and after call still weaker and lower
Pittsburg was very strong accountof the gular
dividend expected. The transfer books close August
1st.
NEW YORK, July 29-Afernoon. - The advance
in United States bonds in Frankfort to-day caused
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AccIDENT.-Mr. j. Jordan, OF the firm of j.
& j. B. Jordan, of this city, dislocated his
shoulder yesterday at his house in Cape Eliza
beth. He went to the barn to find his horse,
and climbed up a ladder TO the hay-mow. He
had just reached the top round when the lad
der slipped from ander him and he tell strik-
ing on his shoulder.
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If you desire to pass a quiet Sunday at home,
free from flies, purchase and use some of that
excellent fly paper made by Loring. 1t makes
business for flies aid they stick to it.
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GREAT FIRE AT wiNrERpoRr.
WARRINGTON.

WASHINGTON, July 29.-The Internal Rev
enue receipts for July were over twenty mil
lions.
Secretary Boutwell, has ordered the destruc-
ton of $29, ,802,650 of U. S. Bonds heretofore
purchased for the special and sinking fund.
This reduces the outstanding principal of coin
debt by that amount.
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"CALL at H. A. McKenney,& s. Co. s. No. Elm
street, and see what beautiful prints and en-
cravings they are selling at very low prices.
d&W1t
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JOB PR1NTINa.-Send your orders for Job
Printing to the Daily Press Printing House
where they will be promptly attended to at the
lowest possible rates. WIN. M. MARKS.
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JAMES H. BAKER.

SEBAGo WATER can be freely used by every
one who takes bath at Smiths 100 Exchange
ST. He has nice place and can accommo-
date large number, as he has recently added
several rooms. Give him CALL
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TABLE Cloths at Cogia Hassan's.

To MEN OF BUSINESS no house in Boston is
better than the AMERICAN, its position being
the centre of commercial life, while no effort
Is spared to maintain the high rank the house
has held so long
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LADIES, if you do not want your clothes
streaked or spotted with blue, get bottle of
Woodruffs Liquid Laundry Blueing. For sale
by all grocers and druggists Manufactured at
Is Temple street. iy29 2t
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PRINTS at Cogia Hassan's.

A FAITHFUL FRIEND is the hest medicine.
through life. j. Monroe Taylor's Cream Yeast,
Baking Powder will prove to be that kind o.
acquaintance. d&w
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JUDGE NORRIS PRESIDING.
FRIDAY. State vs. Thomas Rat:er. Drunken
ness and disturbance. Plea, guilty Fined S. and
COSTA Com mitted,
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miscellaneous Notices.

FREEMAN Bros, Exchange street, will have
a load of oysters this morning, fresh from the
heds
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EDITOR OF THE tPREss.-To avoid nisap-
prehension, please inform the public am not
the author of article in your issue of to-day
signed 'B." relating to coal
JULY 90 .TAMra TT RAxRp
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TIL r. PRE- So
Saturday Morning, July 30, 1870.
Portland and Vicinity.
New Advertisements To-day.

New Advertisements To-Day.
SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
Hair Work. ...J. P. Smith.
ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
High Street Parish and Sabbath School.
Evening Excursions. Steamer LILY.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
Wanted. :. .Dirigo Suspender Co.
To Let. "A. X. Shurtleff
Notice to County Commissioners.
Goldman Mansion House School. Mrs. Cochrane
High Mixed Corn . .Oblion, Pierce 81 Co.
First Mortgage Bonds -. Benry Clcws u Co.
Rooms to Let. Sc Free Street.
Piano TO Let H.. IA Park Street.
Agents Wanted. H. A Mckenney.
Proposals tor Coal tor the City.
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AUCTION SALES.
SHerif's Sale.


CUMBERLAND IS:
A TTACHED on sundry writs and will be sold at
IA public auction. by onsent OF parties to highest
bidders at the Japan Tea Store, at No 1853 Exchange
street, in Portland in said County, Tuesday, the
2nd day of August, A. ID. 1870, at 2 10 o'clock p.
M. the following personal property, to wit: Tea,
Beans. Bitters. Extracis and Oils, Meal, syrups
Tamarnds Rose Water werees,srs6re SAUCE Sal
Berries. Cherries, Peaches, Pine Apple, Q inces and
Pears sadne Fancy sOaP gar, CAD Gos
Fish, Broma. Chocolate, Bread Preparation, Blue
1g ness Rice Laundry Fg. and Rss sa%S @ sSaa
Mustard, Starch Cheese. Molasses, syrups vinegar,
Lard, Butter, PIcked Lines, Fioa,, SAT-. pSper p1e
Set of Spice, Co6ee and Tea Boxes in Chestaut Gas
Fixtures, Platform and Counter Scales. CoIee anu
Sugar Mills, Refrigerator, Cheese Boz, PAINTED
Syrup and Molasses Tanks, Signs, Tin and Wooden
Ware, Desk. &c.
Groceries aud Store Fixtures.
Dated at Portland, July 2s, 1870.
F. o. BAILEY s. CO., Auctioueers. jy2std
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the market to take an upward movement on Gold
Wntcn, however, wa. counteracted by tree sales BY
Serman bankers, and t he market closed dull ami
heavy at 1909.
The clearances to-day were less than $50, 600 O0O
governments are buoyant and advancing, with an
"ct,Ve demand and small supply.
money very easy at 3@ per cent, Sterling Es-
cnahge M at 1895 iOr Ion, and t103 for short.
" me following We're the closing quotations:
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HEALTH AND RECREATION to af-
ford all an opportunity to enjoy an excursion
this beautiful weather, shall sell Panama hats
for 81 80 and other thin hats in propotion.-
Only think of it!
iy25lw SHAW 147 Middle street.
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THE
Central Railroad
OF IOWA.
S3j Miles I'm Length.

This Company are now pushing their work
forward with great rapidty, and the entire line
necessary to connect St. Louis and st. Paul is
graded and under contract to be finished this
season. The fact that this enterprise has been
undertaken by combination of leading bank
ers and railroad capitalists of well known
wealth, experience and ability, insures its early
completion and future success.
The road runs through the richest and most
thckly settled portion of Iowa, and is built
in the interests of the great Northern system
of roads which centre at St. Paul. The
The Portland daily press., 1870-07-30

If you wish for India rubber hose go to
Cooper & Co.'s, 1O9 Federal street. They keep
all kinds of Plumbing materials, and sell
them as low as at any store in the city. Try
them. May.5-tf.
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YOUNG LADIES SCHooL.-Particular atten-
tion is called to the card of the Goldman Man
sion House School, in our paper. 1t is not on
ly one of the most pleasantly located, but
ranks among the best seminaries in New Eng
land.
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Domestic N ews.
MAINE.
LOST OVERHEARD.


BANGOR, Me, July pa seaman named
Kelley Snow, belonging in Brewer, was lost
overheard from steamer Allianc last night
near Tennaurs Harbor, ON the passage from
Boston. He was helping set the sails when he
fell over and though the boat was stopped and
every exertion made for his rescue be was not
seen afterwards
GREAT FIRE AT WINrERPoRT
BANGOR, July GA fire broke out in Win
terport at an early hour this morning, and be-
fore it could be stopped destroyed a two tene-
ment dwelling house and an adjoining store
and partially destroyed several other stores
and stocks of goods. A general confagration
was only prevented by the calmness Of the
night. kThe total loss is about $4,000, divided as
follows: s:-Alfred Smith, dwelling house, total
loss; insured for eleven hundred. J.K Tur-
ner, house and store, total loss; insured two
thousand Robinson Grant, store, total loss;
insured $3.50. John Haley, store; Walter and
Elisha Cary, Luther D. Curtis & Co., Bah
bidge, partially lost goods and furniture. No
insurance. A defect in the chimney was the
cause.
HEAVY RAIN.
The drouth is broken. A heavy rain fell
here to-day to the great relief Of suffering
vegetation and humanity.
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A GREAT MUSICAL TREAT.-The celebrated
Alleghanians, Vocalists and Swiss Bell Ring
ere, returned from tour round the
world, are coming to our city. They will APP
pear on Monday and Tuesday, evenings, Aug.
9Th and 9th. Every one with music in his
soul will attend.
The following is an extract from letter
written by the Rev. J. GRIFFITH DUNN, Rector
of st. Paul's Church, Trinidad, to friend in
Jamaica, West Indies:
"The pieces selected we're chaste, as are all
the pieces performed by these artists, and the
sentiments of pure and elevating character.
Above all other poplar amusements, music
should receive the liberal patronage of every
community. Its benign influences stop not
alone with amusements, but tunes the mind
and feelings for higher, purer. and more last
ing enjoyment 1t prepares the recipient alike
for religious devotion and for the more refined
enjoyments Of social and domestic life. In this
light the Alleghanians pre.eminently COM
mand the respect and patronage of the pub
liz
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To tho Honorable County Commissio

To tho Honorable County Commission
ers of the County OF Cumberland.
NNHE undersigned inhabitantgof of the town of Cum
i berlard, residing upon the island of Great
Chebeague, in said town, and in the county of Cum
berand respectfully represent that within one year
from the date hereof, to wit: On the teenth day of
October, A. d. 1867, they, with ether inhabitants of
said town to the number OF thirty-eight in all, pc
titioned the select men of said town of Cumber-
land lay out town road upon the island OF Great
Che6eague, which petition was in the following
"Io the Select Men of Cumberland:
town road on Chebeasue island. comm.ncne 5 ON the
east end OF the island and running the fore side
Of the island 70 William Benefits house; thence
you strike the fore side road"
TIE petit on aforesaid was delivered and presented
to the select tomen on the thirteenth day of Novem
per, a. ID. 1867 yet they have never taken any &C.
uon upon said petition, nor laid out the road pray
ed ior but have unrea. onably elected and refused
1nd still do Lnreasor >by negecG and refuse to lay
our .he town way so as aforesaid raved for.
wherefore your peti toner's respectfully pray your
nonors 10 proceed and lay out a town way on said
Great Chebeague island. in the town of Cumberland,
as described in said original request to the select
men, and as in duty bound woull ever pray.
HORACE HEALEY,
Copy Of petition.
Attest: D. W, FESSENDEN Clerk.
An appeal having been taken by The jnbabitant
OF the town of Cumberland from the adjudication
the County Commissioners on the foregoing petition
and entered in the Supreme Ju icial Court, holden
az f0rtiand, on the second Tuesday of January A.
y. ls.g' and the undersigned having been appointei
oy sald Court COmmltiee to view the route named
N salu original petition, notice is therefore hereby
given that we will meet at the store OF James Ham,
ilfon q Co.. oil the north-easterly end OF said Che
Deague island, on the goth day of August 1870, at 10
O'Clock A NJ, at which time and place we will pro-
ceed 10 view the route named in said original pc
tlt0n and other routes and roads connected there
with, and after such view we will give hearing to
the parties and their evidence at some convenient
place in the vicinity, when and where all persons
and corr Eorations interested may appear and show
cause, il any they have why the Judgment OF said
County Commissioners on the aforesaid petition,
should be in whole or in part affirmed or reversed.
BARNABAS FREEMAN
CALEB A. CHAPLIN
jul2w3w27 JOHN P. PERLEY
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Personal L-Hon. Aaron A. Sargent, M. c.
from the second California district, is in town.
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FATHERS AND MOTHERS, if you desire to
save your boys from drowning, call at J. NJ.
Todd & Co.'S, 76 Middle street, and see new
Patent Life Preserver. Boys caa learn to swim
in ten minutes; the best thing out.
iv26-d1w M. G. Dow. Agent for Maine.
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WIDOWS WOOD SocIETY-The Treasurer of
the Widows Wood Society acknowledge the
receipts Of the following sums contributed by
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COTTON Cloths at Cogia Hassar's.

DON'T FAIL to use Hills Wickabee, for Di-
arrbe, Dysentery, Cholera Morbus and Chol-
era Infantum,
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SheriG7S Sale.
CUMBERLAND, IS:
Taken on execution issued against the same. and
will be sold at public auction, on Monday, the 25lh
day OF July A. D; 1870. at ten O'Clock in the fore.
noon. at the Sherfs Office, in the City Of Portland
IN sara County all the right in equity which Timothy
Looney has OF had on the ftth day of November. A.
~ asS1 at nine o'clock and thirty minutes in the
forenoon, being the time OF the attachment OF the
same on the original writ IN the action on which ex-
ec9uon was Obtained to redeem the following des-
cIioed mortsaged real estaie situated in Portland
In said county, viz:
A certain lot OF land, situated in the northerly
corner of Monument and Mountort streets, in the
City of Portland, and bounded and described as fol-
lows Beginning in the corner of said streets thence
Horheasterly in and by the northerly line OF said
Monument street, tortyfve feet and four-tenths of
foot to stake; thence north-westerly at right
giles with said street sixty feet to sake; thence
south westerly parallel with said Monument street
eighty one feet to Mountfort street, thence SOUTH
easterly in the line of Mountfort to the place
begun at.
The foregoing sale being to perfect and enforce Q
lien which William H. Stewart has for service and
labor performed and materials furnished Tor SAID
LooneY upon said premises.
Portland, June 21st, 1870. w3t26
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If you want nice juicy steak get the Amer
lean Broiler Of G. G. Tolman, Agent.
jy25eod2w
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IRON IN THE BLooD.-When the blood i
well supplied with its iron element, we feel
vigorous and full of animation. 1t is an in
suficiency Of this vital element that makes US
feel weak and wspirited; in such cases, the
Peruvian Syrup Ia protoxde of irony can sup
ply this deficiency, and its use will invigorate
us wonderfully. iy26eod1w
DON'T BE HUsrBUGGED with the foolish idea
that Catarrh cannot be cured! The world
moves, and medical science is progressive.
The proprietor of DR.. Sage's Catarrh Remedy
will pay $500 reward for a case of Catarrh
which he cannot cure. Sold by druggists.
Can get it by mail for sixty cents from Dr. r.
v. Pierce, of 1873 Seneca street, Buffalo, N. Y,
who is the sole proprietor and the only man
now living that can make the genuine. Don't
forget that the genuine has DR.. Pierce, pri-
vate Government Revenue Stamp on each
package. jy26eod1w
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HANDKERcHIFs and Hosiery at Cogia Has
sans.
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TEA Rose Alpacas at Cogia Hassan' s, 25cts.
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An unfortunate deacon recently created n
good deal of merriment at IA church in ST.
Joseph, Mo-, while engaged in taking up the
contributions. He had suffered, for days pre-
viously, from an accident to his nose, and dis
placed the plaster in his anxiety to secure q
ten-cent stamp that had fallen. He made n
hasty dive for IA small white object on the car
pet, but had no sooner placed it OH the tip of
his nasal organ than the young ladies began to
thrust their handkerchiefs into their mouths
and utter sly laughs. The cause of such a
sudden outburst of good spirits was not dis
covered by him until he entered the vestry
room. and saw that he had replaced the plas-
ter with n cotton spool label, containing the
following suggestive words: Warranted to
hold out 200 yards ....
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4. " TOwSE General Superintendent
+. II. GOODMAN, General Passenger Agent
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PROPOSAL TO AMEND THE CONsTITU-
TION OF THE STATE.

/ HE SENATE. THE ASSEMBLY CONCTRRISG
! hereby propose that SrSiOu tine Of Article Two
oi the Constitution q! the StsI Of Nevada be- am,ud,
by striking thrrefrum the Eurd white wherever It
occurs therein. I. u. EDWARDS.
President 81 the Senate pro TEN.
JuHS wAz~pS, Secretary Of the Sruaic.
n. -. ApKsnS Speaker of the Assembly.
A. WHTTF"Ru, Clerk OF the Assembly.
lISpuBsID.l
Senate concurrent Resolution. No. 1917, Amending
Section Of Article ? of the STATE Constitution.
introduced and passed. February 27th. IsG9-ycAs
lt; nays e. JOHN WATSON.
Secretary Of the senate.
Received in Assembly and passed, February nth.
lsGo-ycas. &c: nays. 10.
\. wiiITFORD. Clerk Of the Assembly.
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STATE or NEVADA,
SECRETARY's OFFICE
], &. " Soeware. Secretary Of State Of tho State Of
Nevada. do hereby certify that the foregoing Is a
true full and correct copy Of the original flc in
my Office.
IL. :. Witness my hand and the Great Seal here
unto Scd. Done at Office In Carson Guy, Nevada
this 27th day of July, 4. u. 1870
Olg {. n. SOTEwARE, Secretary Of State.
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r. A. ROGERS,
ORLEANS HOTEL,
III Post street.
SAN FRANCISCO,
., q. ,.,,p, AVN. t,....t.,..

~ NEW BEDS. LARGE ASD LIGHT ROOMS.
k! with gas and wa,er throughout. attentive clerks,
Lslll porters and wAiiors Carriages free from the
boats 20 the hotel
Fyory delicsoy that be had IN the market put
upon the table.
The best OF WINES AND LIQUORS In the BAR.
Fare lower than any hrst class house in the city,
II is the resort for Nevada aud Railroad people.
es-Coma mud try iti
San Francisco. December II, 1869. str
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Mutual Life Insurance Com
pany of New York !
Has CASH ASSETS amounting 10 over
SSO.OOO.OOO.


would take this opportunity Of warning parties
seeking insurance 10 fully investigate the note system
before adopting it, aud not to receive truths tho
ClAprap assertion of agents that the div dcuds would
cancel the loan mote" but Ia demand proof of one
instance where 1t has done 40 ON Endowment Poll.
Cy.
The New York Life, New England Mutual, and
Connecticut Mutual" all Of which uuuucstiouabIy
stand among the leading cpmpauics of the world afrr
trying tho note systCin for quarter OF century have
abandoned II as being entirely inapplCablo 10 the
present most popular form Of Lite Insurance
In giving mp the note syst' IN, the Ncw England
In it's Twcnty.siNth Annual Report, dated January.
1870. gives two reasons for its action, the main
being a. quote, verbatim, from said report:
THAT persons are induced by the rosr.colorcd
statement OF many solicitors, who have thought less
he obtained on tho risk-to insure for double tho
amount they afford to carry, anticipating that re-.
turns Of surplus will be sufficient to cancel their n-
dCbtcdncss IN the shape Of notes
The experience Of the New England has been the
same az that Of other companies doing business on
the note plan and has been compelled to abandon is
theory OF wcntysiX years because 1t could not stand
the rosctinod statements OF it's own solicitors; aud
company with a regard 90 It's future reputation
afford To shoulder the assertions Of agents that
dividends viii equal the loan a. any insurance expert
knows II to be false.
persons insIrng under IL suppOsIng the payment de
mauded by the agent TO be full. and being entirely
ignorant of the fact that they indebted 10 the
interest.
General Agents know. or should know the falacy Of
the note or loan plan Asaclass subagents WILL SoT
RSOw IT, and am perfectly aware Of the difhcnlty
experienced by General Agents In obtaining solicitors
who will he truthful and conscientious in their state.
mcnts. ...
All ask Of the public Is, IN know wen what they
are doing and To examine the tables before paying
their premium, that thcy will understand whether
the company has any lien the policy In the shape
Uf n noto or loan drawing interest.
ON tho CASH system you have CONTINUALLY M.
DucEp rArNTsr or an IscRrAsEp AMOUNT or issun.
hscr. on tho SO.g plan you have CONTINUALLY
INCREASED PAYMENT and DEoaEAsgD VALUE ~ ~.
EuRAScE. WHICH 30 you PREFER1
JOHN sPROsTOS, state Agent.
y. RcinhRrt, Local Agent, EikO. F2ltf
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JOHN s. MAYHucH,

J UsrICE OF TIE PEACE FOR ELR0 TOWN.
- ship, Towb m Elko. Once In EpIoy's Building,
opposite the Passenger Depot
Once hours from o'clock, a. ". TO o'clock, r. ".
STU
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stays, and thrills them still,
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