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By g. De Ferret & Co.

pYG. De FERRET & CO.-lOIH G. mon
- IOs-. AUc..Oue-:-u;tc- No. ;. .2ova. stree. -
THURSDAY. Nay q, 81: az twelve @ CLOCK u.
a: the s.. Lo.::. Action Exchange. II the base
meCt rotuads OF the s.. LO'.is Hotei. WI. be sod
BY pubic aGctio., b. virtue OF Hriev from che
Hon. i. L. T:sso., Jujge OF tn. Second Dis
trlc: Court for tne parish 6: Orleans dated
Aps.: y, 1873. II. following described property.
Two Lots cE GROUND. situated IL ~. Thi-:
D.s.r.: o: This city. n .te square bounded b. Ia.
Dependence. CIGuh4,: Girod and Pauline streets
designated by the No=.e ard . on plan. made
ADri. !3.. Lv Se.so.. Fouale Jr.. aad deposited
in he Office OF ?. Z. Larescha, late a uo.ar. pub
lie this city pan No ?. il the book OF ~ AL.
marked L. a. 80 shetc! drawn by g. A j. Heae
coUr: June %. 1852 said los mea SUE. each 81.
fee: lines from OF independence stree: ~ o :ect
. !n-s y! depth. between eqi.a AID parable: i...s
:Jge'he: WIKI In. improvements thereon.
1e1ms-Caa OF The. SPOT.
Ac' of SAL. az the expense ~ 'he p-:.iaae: Se-
fore L Se-hc:s, notary pEb..:,
,o!t 2. ,u.3 1917 ~
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

Argyll. LANDiNG-S.eane: FRANK Ea: .cId-
y. GA rs cotton 3j! SIX. "o'.o -.rt; and .;:.u.ics
Observation-Disclosures tle:a-t. bales cation u
sk5 seed cotton III sEs cotton seed a.Id .a,;-le,
CAlRO-Stea:ner May A.C" aud bar.es-- ~.
bo,s Hour .lis half Sbs foI;. 81. Dbl, in.a. 3. bb
whisky ~ go bushels il. bulk 81. SKIS ~.
SKIS OATS .99; 5aes hay -; :i4is tobacco s.ud,
c.c....
RECEIPTS 81 RAILROAD.
NEW ORLEANS. JACKSON AND GREAT SoRrr
ERN RAILROAD May 1l-i3s os.es Cott0.
Lhds tobacco and ..nirr produce
NEW ORLEANS. MOBILE AID TEXAS Raj
ROAD. May 2I-2! ba.es cotton u GlGs to,aC ,
and sundries
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BIZ ORDER OF THE DIRECTORS OF The Ores
CENT CITY Loan AND BCIL0lSI Assc'.A-
TON
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AUCTION SALES.
By Walton, Davis & Fre-et.

FOB ACCOuS. CF WHOM IT MAY Concern.
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Marine Intelligence.
OFFICE oP THE REPUBLICAN I
Thursday. Mag y. .s'3. s
Gf,EAREn YESTERDAY

Steamship Tapgahannock. ?end.e.on. f.: Ae:
W.a.
Steamship La"aca, C"pk3ey 70: Cedar Key. va
o.he. Florida ports
Sogw., az bark Lu.:eina Ia:.5ta Tor Haze
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
tN1 arrivals from SrI :-.;e.iav.)
STEAMBOATS,.
Nsrr Ale. and bar ges Dawson, f.om CARO-
E:ank Plr.eLd White. from Argyle La.d:a.
f.c.a. G.ee.ec. from Shreveport;
EXPORTS.
KEY TEST-S.eams:.i, .appa:.,n.oci-:,o' 81.
coz. 90 SIX, oats 80 -ls bran $50 d9z broom. b.
bb,s Hour /! bbs pork ,, bbs potatoes -. pkgs OF
III ise
CEDiRKE AND FLORIDA POHTS-6;, bis o.:
-four i bb.s WHISKY 3. bb.s pork Boo: SIS corn ~
sks oat. 2. "a - coffee |; hid. bacon
HAVRE-Ba.k Z.eMs-l33! 1a.es cotton ;.p
s.aves
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NEW ORLEANS. MOBILE AND TEX.s

NEW ORLEANS, MOBILE AND TFy,S
RAILROAD COMPANY.
CHANGE OF TINE.
GREAT Reduction IN RATES.
81 auf AFTER MAJ ! the Co4s. Accommodates
Tran will leave Cana street depot dajr ISrr,,ou
excepted FOX Ocean Sprl; g AID iuterleii.-. ~.
..nL. al @;ls P. NJ, arriving a. OCEAN Sori1gs q.
2. NJ Returning !ea~es Ocear SoI.ags a. NJ
4..."es a: New Orleans at 90 A. " Eyrrr.a.
..cke.s go.fNsr three DAYS 20 a.. oo!a.s '-''s
spcc.Al .,.-Ca: eIc.:.lOn ticket. good or,r A.,
ias 0; SAT- NJ. 3e Issued a: 10 rate.. W.
To Hoy ~. Lois ard ret;:.a. ...........Sv ,<
To Pass Christian and ;et.,I............ , Ak
To " .s...3p city and Northumberland. ) *
3. o BOZ a-1 :e:lfIi Observation-Disclosures. > SS
70 Oc.aI. Syringe and retuyn........ : *
% Gas. .asca yOl.ia and :-rIrn ~
s-aiaT evening. tIai. leave. HOD:.- az > "
:es .: Ne. OBTAINS az about IL P. VI
5. H SCRANTON
Ie:e:.- sE?e: lt..Gen.
L ?. sHu.E
49, Genera! T:cse. ;1e1.
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~ SHARES AMMONIA ?ROPELtiSG ST0c.
MOTIFS AND OPEN ACCOUNTS.
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RAILROADS,
ILLINOl. CENTRAL RAILROAD
GENERAL SOUTHERN AGENCY sET ORLEANS
Excursion Tickets 10 All Points from :,
Louis or Cairo

a IEs
FJ- III Information apply az the general cS,.
!..os Contra Railroad, No. z5 Ca-ondeI-- s-aa'
JAMES T. TUCKER
mvi3 n Genera son .her1 A. son.
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Second o.s::.c: COR: !s- the pA:.s,. .: o1:eans-
No. $50.
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SUCCESSION OF DE-. :. ;ioMsEacEs. oEcEAs::
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Monatary--Commsreia!.
NONE AEX.
OYpfCI OF TIE DAIL- 2Z?!b-,'AS. I;
Myn-a-uAT SEsE-gz NJ -. ~. !:

..s i..l:-. feeling Ne not.C-d = .41 mona -a4E
he, veg:-. day continues - Cav. Tit-. ." an
cas- .4--s she stIre-. ~ Tt'LrI' az saJ-e
~a!1.0. The deGIaII. 10. -cJt-.'- q. 1e-,@ :
fai. W. continue 70 gio-e rlat .a'3 iapet
e1.y :. 49, I. :. o. l.I- an. SCI ~.
rs. =. ~ = ana irsr cas- ..c:'.z.. :soos
a. - a.: .-cO1c G-4ss -
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STATE OF MINNESOTA. County Of st..rns,-1n

CyTATE OF MINNESOTA, County Of stsarns.-rn
~ Probate Court. Special Term.
In the matter Of tho Estate Of Peter r. Roller late
OF stearns County, deceased.
On reading and filing the petition Of L, w. Collins
Administrator OF said estate, setting forth the
amount Of personal estate that has come to his hands
and tho disposition thereof; tho amount of debit
outstanding against said deceased, and description
OF all the real estate of which said deceased died
seized and the condition and value Of IT, respectve
portions thereof; and praying that license DO to hin
granted to sell the whole Of the real eitate of aid
deceased And it appearing, by said petition, that
thore not sumc1ent personal estate in the hands
Of said Administater to pay said debts and that e
"a necessary In order to pay the Same, to soil the
whole Of sald real estate:
therefore ordered that all psfsons interested
on Thursday. the 9Th day Of November; 4. D. 1878
ct 10 O'Clock 4. H. ct tho Probats Once In St. Cloud
In said county. then and there to chow cause f anv
there boy Why license should not b. kraltHd to I'D
L. ". Collins, Administrator Aforesaid to sell ,a,d
req s:tatc according TO the prayer Of sid petition
And te further ordered. that . copy of thia or.
des shall DO for four successive weeks pri-
lions shall b at sst urtssn days before aid dayof
hearing, In the St Cloud JoulNil, weekly ncvs-
pepor printed Snd published at 81. Cloud IN sxfd
county, and personally served on all persons inter
ested In said .state residing In said ce1nty AZ eest
sourtssn day. before said day Of hearing And Oh al
ether psrsons Interested By aepositine forthWith .
copy Of This order in the poetones, with postage
Of residence. S'">'
By thsceurt, :. a...-:
~. y.de. 1t r.ot...: q sea- s: 100: d. Mn,
Dated 1t st. cleud, the ~ Day Of October, 4. b.
1910 oot14SW
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KING OF THE BLOOD.

THE MOST THOROUGH PuRuUR o. Tu
HOOD YET DISCOVERED.
CURES ALI. HUMORS, FROM A. COKNO1
ERUPTION TO TIE WORST SCR0FULA.
BY its , ne c:n scr; sre cured. md
geon's knife Scrofula conquered, and Coasump-
ton prevented and cured.
Yenereal Dieeaaes, Mercurial md Miner.
GUS health and q sound constitution established.
Female Weakness. and DtSAaSee
Dropsy, general partial; SwellingS, external Of
internal; and Tumors are reduced and dispersed
ErysiPelas, Salt Rheum, scald Head, and
Fever Sores are soon removed by this powerful
detergent medicine.
or Rough Skin, and Pimples quickly give way,
leaving the skin smooth and fair.
Chronic nc. Diseas s Fever ever aad Age. Dis:
numerous diseases caused 81 bad blood are con:
ouered and give WY before this most powerful
corrector, the King of the Blood.
dfty ordinary doses, costing only one dollar.
From one to four or I'VE bottles VIII
cure Salt Rheun, Scald Head, Ring Worn, PIN,
pies on the Face, Blee, ordinary Euptions, etc.
scslT E1np aS Of 81 the sEn Tcess scre md
Canker nthe Mouth and Stomach Erysipelas, etc.
EEom twc g sen botsls3 win Esstoee
ulate the Bowels and Kidneys:
From two to six bottles YIN be found
efectual in curing Neuralgia, Sick-Headache, ST.
Vitus' Dance, and Epilepsy.
From I've to twelve bottles viii cure
the worst cases OF ScrofulA. -
From three to twelve bottles win
cure severe and obstinate Gases OF Catasrh.
FROM two to four. bottles will cure the
worst cases Of Piles, and regulate Co9tive Bowels.
From tWo 10 ten bottles wiz euro
Priee 81 pef bottle, o. sbott,ei for y.
Sold by al Druggists ;, - T.;
= D. RANSOM, SON / CO., Proprh
sestsstimonialsin localcolumn. BuaAlss n. I.
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MANURE ON WHEAT.

A correspondent of ths Country
Gentleman, 10 answer to question by
4 subscriber, relating to manurine
wheat, truly says, if the greatest bene.
| 6t is to be had from manure it must be
applied after the land is plowed spread
Cat ouce) even, and leave so till the
land is sowed !; then mix we'll with the
harrow or culsivator--lf the application
is heavy, use oultivator; SOW immedi-
stely after that. By leaving the spread
manure on the surface after ploving,
up to tho time Of sowing, the rain will
wash out the aolabls parts aud soak the
soil-the top soil With them. This is
an even distribution-perfectly .;
and it is the only way, save by liquid
manure, that this can be done perfect.
~; in fact, it il liquid manure, the
drenohing and washlng ont 81 the
rains. Now, an equal distribution is
of the utmost importance, As it enables
the roots to come in constant contact
With the fertility :; they are immersed
in it.
If the manure is mixed with the
soil (plowed under or worked in with
the cultivator) only that part of the
soil that comes in contact with the ma.
nure will receive it's benefit, and that in
excess. Tho rest has none, and Is no,
benefited by the application. In the
other case, where the strength is wash.
ed into the soil, and the remaining ma.
nure is mixed with 1t by the harrow OF
oultivator, aud the seed will at once
start and grow vigorously, and form
BY winter thick pelt, which, with the
manure, is protection. The land by
this method, it will be found, is in ex-
cellent condition, the seed bed moist
and mellow. Where it is wanted to
seed down the land, nothing is better
than such preparation. Sow the
seed (grass seed, not olover] immediate.
ly after the harrow covering the wheat
has left tho field, and brush in at onos.
A 70 the other question, Of tho cor.
respondent, We do not approve Of keep
ing manure long and uselessly on hand
The sooner tho soil gets tho soluble
parts aud tho surface the rest for pro.
lection, the better.
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CHICAGO h ST. PAUL
THROUGH LINE.


|. '''ELROY. ROUTlE.''
Via the West Wtscsnsia and Chicago / Northwestern
Railways.
: Tho Pioneer Route running
9 Express Trains daily, from st. Paul to Chicago
q without change Of cars.
Alltrains fully equipped with the Westinghouse
Air Brake and Miller Platform.
PULLMAN PALACE DAY AND NIGHT COACH.
rs ON ALL TRAINS,
43rFassengers taking this Route will secure t.
themselves advantages afforded by no other Line
Tickets for sale 1t the principal ticket offices Of all
Railroads leading into St. Paul also at the Company'e
o1ce. lib Third street, st. Paul, and at the Depot
The Day Express leaves st. Paul, Except Sun.
day. at 9:14 A. NJ, and the Night Express Except
Saturday at 800 P. n, arriving in Chicago at 6:2C
.. m, and 400 pm.
". G. SWAN, GEO. NJ. HUNTINGTON,
superintendent. Gen. Tick. Agent
49, CHAS. THOMPSON.
-, Ticket Agent St. Paul
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10 AK.
Who is tho first boy mentioned in
tho Biblel "Chap. l."

Who is tho frat boy mentioned il
the Bible "Chap. l."
An ignorant lady VA asked BY, 4
minister visiting her if she had relig'
ion. She replied II have slight touch
% Of it occasionally"
Tho Des Molpes dramatic club is
discussing what Desdemona meant
when she exclaimed, "Would that heav
en- had made me such man !"
A watsriug.plaoe correspondent
writes "that very few bathers battle q
the West End" whereupon Mrs. Par
tington says she chad an idea that they
bathed all over.''
The near.sighted hen that ate
sawdust, supposing 1t to be oorumeal
.heo went and laid . nest full of bureau
knobs, set on them three weeks, and
hatched out complete set of parlol
furniture, was . pretty fair hen.
-"If tho wind blows this Wy 70,
another hour," said . captain on board
Of ship 10 danger OF being wrecked
to . passenger who Was clergyman
I've shall oil be in Heaven "Goi
forbid r. vas the pray,rfal answer Of
the divine.
A bunch q. shingles. fell IRON, I
wagon on . ferry boat and struel
squ.rely upon tho head Of oolorst
woman, Who exclaimed: "Y' ought,r
3 'shsmed to mu.s = epllad w>u'a'
her dat NY. + wish Dc shingles fol
ovahboald."
chicago wants h h.zl. th.. mex
worries t.ir hold there. III The n,s
place." s.ys tho Bottoa Peit,, ut i.p'
certain that the next world viii have
! fair, and in the second place thos
who'd be likely to. attend it will prefe
more pious town in which to cele
| brate."
-"Are you very fond Of novels, MI
Jones?" "Very," responded that in
terrogated gentleman, who wished Il
be thought by the. lady questioner font
Of literature. "Hsve you," continues
the lady, lever read Ten Thousand
Year p" "No, madam, I never reat
that number 10 all my life"
"A clergyman in Columbis, Pa, re-
GENTLY tested the efficacy Of prayer b,
introducing into his supphc.sion th.
words, 20 Lord, bless and enlightel
the young man in the pink necktie, ant
the maiden in the blue bonnet and
gray shawl, who arc profaniog the
sanctuary BY kissing one another in
pew. :. number 90. 6s )" and W have emf
nent authority. tor tho assertion tha
the kissing Immediately stopped.
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MALL HANDS 8R1Ow.,
From tn, GArsssiaa unioa.

<fom ~ CArtefla1 tNioA. -.-.....,
A good story Is told Of /. parrot WIG
had '1-ssy. ii i 90 beard f.. hip,
but Who escaped 1t ono of the Southero
ports aud took refuge in . church.
Soon afterward the congregation Is.
sembled, and the minister began
preaching to them in his earnest FASH
ion, saying there was no virtue in
in them-that every one would go to
an endless perdition unless they re-
pented. Just as he spoke tho sentence,
up spoke the parrot from bis hiding.
place
Gail hands below p
To say that call hands" were startled
would be mild way of putting it..
The peculiar voice and unknown
source had much more effect upon
them than the parsons voice ever had.
He waited . moment, and then, shade
or two paler, he repeated the warn
ing. :
"All hands below! !" again rang ont
from somewhere. ! +
The preacher started from his pulpit
and looked anxiously around, inquirioe
If anybody had spoken.
GAN hands below - was the only re-.
ply, at, which the entire panic.strickeu
congregation got up and a momeat af.
terward they all bolted fer the doors,
tie preacher trying bis best to get
there first, aud during the time the
mischievious bird kept up bis yelling
GAIL hands below -
There was an old woman prescott
who was lame, and could not get out
as fast as the rest, and 10 a short time
she was left entirely alone. Just az
she was about to hobble out the parrot
flew down, and alightiug on her shout
der, yelled 10 her ear:
Gall hands below p
"No, no, Mister Degilp' shrieked
the old woman, ''ycu don't mean me.
| don't belong here. Igo to the other
church across tho. way" ,...n .>......
Fs-5-
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Chicago q HNortlhwaestor
IIA1LwAY.s'2
1H1 iHoir / piSlCr !; LIME 70

1H1 Snort DIRECT LINE TO
OH I:.C-A G. q:
Detroit, Cleveland, Buffalo, Suspension
Bridge, Pjtt1burg, Baltimore, Wash
ington, fhiladelphia,
NEW YORK and BOSTON,,
And all points in New England and tho
. Csnsdas. Also to
Cincinnati; Losisv;lle, St. Louis, New Or
leans, and all points South and South,oest.
This is tho shortest route from Chicago to
COUNCIL BLUFFS, OMAHA, SALT LAKE
SAN FRANCISCO.
and til points in the Western Territories.
This l,ns hssadopted Ill modern improve.
nynts, in track and equipment, including
s. selRails, Luxurious Day and Sleeping
Cars: Miller Platforms; and westinghouse
8sfsy Air Brakes.
Ak for and see that your tickets read viz
Chicago d North,vester,, Raitsoay.
II. HUaH1Tr, WI. sTENNETr.
oenl. supt. 9enl. Psss'r ACT,
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SAVE THE COMBS.

The heavy loss of bees the past win.
ter and spring, has left IN immense
smoaot Of empty comb upon the HANDS
OF the bee keepers This will be of
great value this season 10 the rebuild.
Jog Ct our terribly depleted apiaries.
1t Is estimated that the workers have
to consume about twenty pounds Of
honey. In my vicinity, tho wholesale
price Of honey Is twenty cents Dor
pound this would make our combs
worth about four dollars per pound.
Al these figures, We can't .fford
10 melt our comb into wax, and sell
At twenty five or thirty cents: ~
E's'y scrap Of workers comb, il on.
lytve inches squsre, can, with little
skill and . few splints, be probably
used in patching up untitled fr.mes.-
After tho frame Of scraps is placed 10
the hive, Il will take the workers but .
little time to put it in good order for
bre eding and storing purposes.
Combs and frames that have been
badly soiled by stocks having dysentery,
can be easily cleaned, and rendered fit
for tho use of the bees. had a large
number of stocks die with dysentery
in tho Winter Of II and ~, and sew
eral hundred frames of comb left in q
very offensive condition. After the
bees had died, I set the hives out, took
of the top and let the snow and rain,
and sun have free access to them. In
short time, the combs were a. clean
and sweet - before the bees had tho
disease. The cells filed with water,
but this was easily thrown ont, by hold.
ing the frames and combs firmly With
both hands, and giving them q tow
quick downward jerks.
Two or three good showers of rain
will cleanse tho foulest frames and
combs. After they are we'll washed,
the vator should be thrown out the
sun and wind will then dry them IN a
few hours. I have used oil my
so'Ied combs, after they had been
olean'ed in this manner, and the bees
used them a. readily as they did those
that had never been soiled.-Cor.
Farmers Journal. ~
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-Aa. exchange per.in.ntly .sk :
GLOW CAD any person with common
sense (mother or servant girD push the
baby carriage towards the rays Of the
SUD, along a whole street? 1t seems
Incredible ; yet we see it every sunny
day. When the baby will be twenty
years old, it will have weak eyes-and
wonder why"
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$l,500,000,
TOTAL. 1900 GIFTS. ALL CASH,

TOTAL. 1900 GIFTS. ALL CASH,
amounting to $500. 900
Tho distribution will b positive, whether all tho
tickets are sold or not and the IL 600 gifts all paid
in proportion to the ticksts sold
PRICE OF TICKETS,
Whole tickets $50; Halves SIS; Tenths or each Con.
pom, $500; Eleven Whole Tickets for $500: 22l<
Tickets for 81 900; 1l3 Whole Tickets for SIS 900
227 Whole Tickets for $4,000. No discount on less
than $500 worth of tickets at time,
Tickets now ready for sale, and all orders accom-.
panied by the money promptly filled. Liberal terms
given those who buv to sellagain.
THOS. K. BRAnLETTE
Agent Pub. Lib KY. and Manager Gift Concert.
Public Library Building, Louisville, KY.
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"A correspondent of the Scientific
American says certain cure, for nose
bleeding is to extend the arm perpep.
dioularly against wall or post, OF any
convenient object for support. The
arm on the side from which the blood
proceeds is the one to elevate.
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That Pale, Yellow, S!ctly. Locking sHn
Is changed 70 Que oi freshness and health.
Those Diseases Of the SKIN, PiRnpfes,
removed. ScrofnIa, ScrofulOus Diseases
Of the Eyes. White swelling, 'Ulcefs,
Old Sores pr , any y,,s Kind Of A9nlor rapidly
In fact 1t will do YOU more good, and cure
you more speedily than any and ali other
lures own restorer! a soluble oxyd OF iron
scolnb.ned with the medicinal properties OF
Poke Root ulveSIcd OF all dsagreeable quali-
ties A. viii ,t.,ire any ShreilFe or kLossx.
Stnnhin: Dive SIC wi.n>e, renl or: direct
cause. Is bad k'Ha -. E:.."ssS.: ~ istn, lsnits
~ t.lEsi* or s:6trs'>,, >:-.~ts: Uilvs>. bro.
ken s:t,Ws. u. I.GitH;:.:. OF other prisons,
are "'i ci',.-:'hS ii. For :@e>,iitfr. or.,ynai-
mtg y, ~: ,-.t is is.'.. ~ SOUS . i.s.A
r. al y ~ F|r" y ASH kN:: :l:e.
L. E:t:r'a.,- -,iiSS SAjs AIEs T. ijE
VLf.. . 90
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ADVANTAGE! 6 SREP{lEREo BY THIS

Hkssps Tie money In the State.
: ltiisaiss Females without extra risk.
=, It's - liberal - u consistent with per-
III: sssaq;.ed By M x. vh ~ int.Iprit,
IT SisfsstSf ard busfiissS sbinty arG vell
saSvatAispkAe4e th~ etate:T@'
.,AEessivss 3: high Rats Of interest On III
L: ;a.t' i .,rt:iity; LIZ; IL 5. ~ ), ,j..
esa q W 4fsalthft 4 siinats " hihasdst..
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Par Value. Market Value.
$50, 10000 $72;25O.OO

The above described fund is
deposited With the State Irsur-.
snee Commissioners free Of inter-
ct and Is pledged to remain
there ffse Of interest or other ex-
psass to the Company, a. long
- It. pasds to hold tho fund for
The security Of ito policy holders.1
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