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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-11-11

FEEsH-GRoUND horse-radi,h, put up
expressly for family use, at W. Il.
Taylor's. NIL
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No SHIPMENr--For the first time
IN many months, no bullion was
SAinped yesterday. Cause, had road-.
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Dissolution Notice.

's'IiE CoPARTN
l. lsting between Thomas kelley and Cy-
rus Sanders, III the Saloon BLSinoss, is this
day dissolved by mutual consent, /. SAM
dcrs Withdrawing. Ihouas keIley will ray
all indebtedness Of the trm ard collect al
balls due the same. THOMAS kELLEN.
- CYRUS SANDERS.
Eureka, Sept. astb, i7L 20
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FOR @ALEv

4 WELLFURNlSilED LODGING HOUSE
~ on North bael street. containing eight
rooms. Terms TO suit urchasers. Apply 70
y.j-tf :. ElpG1.
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.


Arrivals and Departures.
ARRIVALS.
~ Y. L. PRIrCHARp's srAoR LINZ.
vButch J Seechwood
T Cahiil A Acserman
A jackson II Harris
DEPARTURES.
~ ". J.. r~R.TCnARD'S STAGE LINE.
+ Wittcnberg / wife J Farmer
W Scribncr W " adhams
T Cahill ii Bressler
J fitzpatrick A Blakely
s Mctiee d Hayes
j Mckenney J + kamscy
j Alexander Z Willard
All Chann All Fool
Len Hong Craig
\ Smith L brass
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DELINQUENT.-Aiier Monday mex.
those who have failed to pay their
county taxes, for 1874. will find ten
per cent. added Ia the amount. Fay
in time and save this extra
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Entrance to Close November 25th.

In all tho above races, entrance foe will be
20 per cent. Three or more To enter, three 10
start. q. ", HARDY.
Proprietor Willows mace Course.
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Scattering: For Consress-kendall, l.. [
lips. l.. Sipt. n>trlctiun-M ililuns. 10.
f"MAolilh tFtltE"S-Nan ,rbiit r
into, u; Wand rhiIt, s; total, -. Cor
tish,l school trust"es-Strwart, Ii; lta
t,tbf Hill Town hip. Justirt OF ii, roa
falisale Townships: Justice of tn feac.
Constabl -~I.nbbitts. Eeo.aNe6 >, aii>ade
chant, 80: L~am34rt, 20.
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CoMiNG.-The Wheeler Continuation,
a travelling theatrical company of re-
puted merit. is billed in town TO appear
at Eureka Hall next week. They
come from the East ana have met with
great success in the journey to the
golden shores.
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$500 90 in Purses.
IIUST DAY, NOV. o.yH.
SE;OND DAY. NOV. nSrli.
TE.ND

First raee-Eunning; half milo dash. free
for all; lU1 Pounds ui; parse Il 1000.
second iace-kum ing. mile AID repeat;
frec ter all; iursc >l,dtO.
ihird haee-Trottius. three in five; free
for all; purse sI.N0l.
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NOVEMBER, 9th 2eTH, 18TH.

4 THREE DAMS MEETING WILL
~ take place eyer tho Willows ! acc Course,
t.ureha. on Auveilber -7th, Ssh, = til.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-01-24
When Doctors Disagree,

We take two health journals, and they worry
us nearly to death. The Sanitarium will come
on Monday with an article showing that nearly
all cases OF consumption are attributed to the
practice of keeping the bedroom window open
at night. On Wednesday will come the Family
Physician with an editorial demonstrating that
bilious fever arises from keeping the windows
closed at night. As We must either close them
or open them, it is clear that we have to choose
between the positive certainty of consumption
or bilious fever. On Monday the Sanitarium
shows that tobacco is deadly poison, and that
q smoker Is certain to have cancer in the mouth
and entire destruction of his mental faculties
sooner or later. on Wednesday, when the
Family Physician arrives, we find that cigar
may be used with advantage when there are
cores in the mouth, and that moderate smoking
braces the nerves and keeps the mind ciear.
The Sanitarium insists that suspenders make
the shoulders round, and consequently injure
the chest. Two days afterward the Family
Physician declares that unless clothing is worn
very loose about the waist the health will be
ruined. In such case it seems that there is
nothing to be done but to go without trousers;
ard II we consent to do that, some other health
journal would come out with the statement that
unless the legs are covered infiammatory rheu-
matism Is sure to setin One says coffee drink
ing is certain death; the other asserts that it is
the only way to perfect health. One affirms
that persons should drink q great deal of water
before going to bed, and none when they rise In
the morning. The water should be drunk upon
rising, and not upon retiring. One states that
upon an empty stomach "a poor sort Of thing
to parade on, by the way, and the other declares
that thousands ruin their constitution every
year by doing SO. These things are calculated
to perplex q man, unless he entertains that
opinion of health journals which we have grad
ualy formed, which is, thst<hey are, generally,
publications Of particularly asinine nature
Mar Adeler.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-01-24
SANTA CLAUS POOR SPELL.
Word came from the country where Santa
Claus dvels

Word came from the country where Santa
Claus dwells
That he was alarmingly III;
And fears we're expressed that he'd no; be on
! Will presents the stockings to ill.
THE children had fancied the precious old saint
Secure from all mortal mishaps.
And they said i was queer that at this time OF
He should have such dreadful collapse.
on what shall We dog" cried the little ones
with grief that they could not control;
oh, what shall We do: for our pennies are
and there Isn't toy that's whole.
II thought that he'd bring me wagon p said
JACK.
81 want new dolly" said Jane.
al looked for sled this Christmas" said Fred;
And they all fell to crying again.
1T won't be like Christmas, I'm certain Of
said Won yoaag Master Frank with a poat;
80 And the bells viii ding-dOng m0notonous
If Santa Claus ism about.
81 guess, said mamma, '.that the giant De-
came intoour castle to-day,
And filing with gloom every heart in this
Took all Of orr Sunshine away.
Dear santa Claus doesn't like children that
And make such a dismal ado;
Because he. alaCk, has pain in his BACK,
An, feels much more wretched than you.
\ emile on the fare will do Santa Claus good!
And help HIM, N sure, TO get well:
md or hearts may keep time TO a musical
Though Santa Clans has poor spell"
Lttti@ f8T8Uruf.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-01-24

DR.. Antrobus found out the murdered wo-
mans relatives, and communicated with them,
and they desired to prosecute; but the lawyers
decided that there was no legal evidence unless
the body could be discovered, and as II had, in
all probability been committed to the sea, this
was impossible.
All Aawkshsw knew of Ethel's engagement TO
Dudley, and the girl chafed under the general
complacent sympathy, expressed or understood,
SO that her spirits and health suffered. The
doctor observed this and and moved TO London,
Where she IN time got over the shock, but she
was no longer the same for him. If il had not
been Tor that two years absence, he might
have felt toward her like a relative to the end
the chapter. As II was, he, who fiattered him
sell that he was above such sentimental nom
sence, fell IN love with her. There could be no
mistake about il. Her figure pursued him every
Shete-ln the laoratory, IN the dissecting-room
on the mountain side. Worst sign of all when
young men made themselves agreeable TO her
De fe!t pahg OF Jealousy; and when, as han
pened twice In three years, she rejected good
offers, be felt glad and not sorry.
At the end of those three years Granny died
ard the doctor felt in q very awkward position
he did not know what to do with his ward whom
he was in love with.
SO he cut the Gordian knot by tying another:
/ mean that he married her.
1t came about very simply.
81 wish, my dear, / was Just twenty wears
younger" be said one day.
"Wby?n asked Ethel.
because. then, we should be about OF an age
and | could ask YOU 10 be my wife"
"Ldon't like boys"
Wise girl. Better be an old mans darling
than young mans snarling' There is rhyme
and reason in the pToverb; though snarling, as
a noun is a poetical license"
''The idea of calling yourself an old man.
said Ethel, when all was satisfactorily arranged
Past forty, my love, pastforty. Fancy TAX
ing the complaint so late in lfe!"
"Fortv times over let Michaelmss pass;
Grizzlipg hair the brain doth clear
Then you know a boy an ass,
Then you know the worth of lass,
Once you have come to forty years"
Ethel herself is nearly forty now, and the
doctor is sixty; and up TO this date neither has
once regretted what some kind friends called at
the time their il-sorted match.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-01-24

Nor LONG SINCE, a very nervous lady took
passage at the Tip-top House, White Noun
tains, to descend by the almost perpendicular
railroad: Her fears were apparent to every
one, and the following unique dialogue took
"Mr. Conductor, how do you hold these cars
when you want to make them stop?" Con-
ductor-"Madam, We apply the brake, which
you see there" LadyI'Suppoee, Mr.: Con-
you do them" Conductor-"Msdam, We then
apply the double acting brake, which you see
ct the other end Of the cars" Lady-.but.
Mr.. Conductor, suppose that brake should not
be suf6ciept to check the cars, where will We 90
them" Observation-Disclosures, can't decide
That depends entirely upon how you nave nved
In this VOrId!"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-01-24
An Interview With Franz Listz.

Translated for AppleGon's ,JournaI
AT the request of the Burgomsster OF Vienna
called, the day before yesterday, upon Frank
List, the rirfuoso and composer, to request his
participation in the series OF concerts which the
Imperial government and the municipality OF
the capital have arranged for the benefit OF the
suffering mechanics OF Vienna.
1 found the illustTious man at the Hotel
d'Etienne, in Pes,h. l was shown up to mis-
room, on the third floor of the hotel, and was
surprised alike at the appearance of the apart
very simple bedstead, magnificent crucifN
above 1t, bureau, and three pianos zone OF
which, so-called pidHin0, OF American manu-
tacturel, washstand, a small clothes press,
few books and newspapers, stacks of music
books, and you have the place where List has
sojourned for nearly five weeks past.
As to himself, be looks leaner and drier than
ever; but the clerical habit adds to the remark
able expression of his head, which Peter Won
Cornelius, years ago, said was one OF the finest
the Almighty had ever placed upon mortal
shoulders.
His voice is musical and seductive. What
had come toT2"
son mission OF charity"
He was not rich, but would certainly
give"
alt is not money that come for, but your
enterprise"
He slightly knit his brow. handed him nv
letter from the burgOmaster. LISTS face
frightened at once.
"With pleasure, with pleasure - he said. mo-
lOHlnE 10 lne 10 take d etdL. FDut, ne dN-
ded archly care Won and YOUR friends gulte
sure that viii still draw"
Like magnet, as always" l replied, en-
Enthusiastically.
a" A magnet, by age" he retOTted, ssoften-
times loses it's power"
"Ah, / see, you can turn a compliment
splendidly said the abbe laughing: .sbur vour
psrallel is family Don't Won know that old
mems fingers gef stiffY And what is a nianist
with stiff fnee9s?"
This sally i aiso MANAGED IN marry and
clinched eyery thing by asking the able 70 80
me a written letter of accentance Here is
What he wrote. -
"PRsTH, Norerabsr %. 1sI2
"NR. BrRGoNAsTER. / will NAV for Won
every evening. as requested and / inclose tftv
forms as my contribution to your laudable en-
terprise NAV God bless IN
"FRANK LIszr.v
pr+ubat sbouTr1or ~ tho coroerrs5,, r
,ho,i asLnd Nc "i roy ~ '"~ - N'
NWbat 90, choose of oorrsa ,, T onsrr.ro,
Z, 1. ~ M a., oi ooui f aus 'si eLeu
W. pe5 av" aay = Oly I'm I "
,ho9gobtffnIr man. anu iN's0 ne susEee'eu'
- ifbere are nona ,pore ponular ~ ranlied
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-01-24

MARIE vRRDIN, girl eighteen years Of age.
IL attractine The attention Of the medical fac
ulty Of Paris. She 10 amictedwith . strange in
facultv Of sieht when the sun b ABOVE the hori-
son and regsinine Il in the night time. Daring
the day Nile. verdtn Y Obliged 70 keep her eyes
dazkDe0 he can sss 70 read and write with
uerfbot oaoe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-01-24
Ties and Scarfs.

We HAVE JUST OPENED ANOTHER LARGE
STOCK OF
WHITE LAWN TIES AND BOWS
WHITE SILK TIES AND BOWS,
BLACK SILK TIES AND BOWS
LAVENDER SILK TIES AND BOWS
FANCY SILK TIES AND BOWS.
FANCY SILK WINDSOR sCARFS
PATTY SILK WINDSOR SCARFs
BLACK SILK WINDSOR SCARFs
PLAIN COLOR WINDSOR SCARFs,
FANCY SILK TICK sCARFs
BLACK SILK "TECK" SCARFs
PARTY sILK"TECK" sCARFs
PLAIN COLOR "TECK" SCARFs,
PLAIN COLOR CHANCELLOR sCARFs
PARTY SILK CHANCELLOR sCARFs.
BLACK SILK CHAHCEL LOB sCARFS
FANCY SILK CHANCELLOR sCARFs,
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at Uule linen II returned, and grew
worse and worse. And you are really a medi-
cal man.
Certainly"
"PardOn the question; your coming is much
dlIect answer to prayer! And you Will save
She became hysterical; when she got a little
better, DIR. Antrobus helped her down into the
cabin, where he expected to find some female
attendant; but no, except the two sailors who
were playing at cards on deck and themselves,
there did not seem to be soul on board. Yet
the vessel, though Of Genoese build aud laten
rig, was lifted up like an English yacht, and as
she was OF about twenty tons burden, her crew
could hardly consist OF two men only.
AFTER certain further inquiries and examina-
ton. Dr. Antrobus asked il she had merely ta-
ken passage in the vessel.
"Oh no" said she; 1--WE have hired il, with
the crew, and have been cruising about in it
for upwards of three weeks"
"Then you first experienced these symptoms
Just before you saied?"
g. Yes; we had engaged the yacht and made
"YOu say we; 1 conclude that the rest of your
party has gone ashore?"
DO you repose perfect confidence in all
those who are constantly about you?"
"Tell me the truth, sir, adjure you!" cried
the lady, grasping his arm; IAN 1 not-poi-
soned."
Yes"
The sufferer wrung her hands, and fell for
ward on the table at which she was sitting, in
An agony of fear and grief. When this had
pooeSN W - htlsS, cuS OiOhC Out iuso CA-
| CARNATIONS.
Fool that was" she cried, "to believe in
his repentance, his returning love! To be
talked over again by his soft tongue after all
my experience! You asked If had conf
dence in those about me, sir there is only one
about me, and he Is my husband. had conf
| dence in him, God help me! though he sauand-
cred nv money in vices, and qasrreled with
| me when L refused him more. But when he
owned himself in the wrong, and promised to
reform, trusted him again, and came abroad
alone with him, without single attendant.
| And he has murdered me for my money-mur-
| dered me,-Ahi" she exclaimed in Q lower
voice, as the splash of oars was heard, she has
returned. Saying nothing Of this to him I i'm
plofe you, or he will kill me out Of hand. There
Ii no Englishman on board; and these foreigners
viii believe anything he says, and do whatever
Calm YOURSELF" said the doctor, hurrisdly;
''eat nothing but biscuit, drink nothing but wa
| ter, will apply to the authorities at Messina,
| name?o
Before the lady could reply adark, handsome
| young man, dressed in yachting costume,
sprane down the hatchway and stood before
them. II was not an easy task for DR.. Antro.
ous to suppress his feelings and treat this man
uneCncsrnediy; but he had determined In his
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-01-24
III andkerchiefs.

Handkerchfefs.
Our stock Of Hsndkerehiets is now complete, and
comprises
,nLAIN HEMMKD LINEN HANDLER
HEMSTITCHED LINEN HANDKKRCHIEFs
FANCY BORDERED LINEN HANDKER.
CHIEFS.
INITIAL LINEN BANDKsRCHIEFs.
PLAIN AND FANCY SILK HAEDKER.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-01-24
SEAMLESS KID GLOVES,

GLOVES.
50 doz. ONE-BUTTON WHITE KID GLOVES.
90 doz. 0NE-BUTTON BLACK KIO GLOVES
100 doz. 0NE-BUTT0N BROWN KID GLOVES
100 doZ. TW0-BUTT0N BROWN KID GLOVES
100 doz. TWO-BUTT0N BLACK KID GLOVES
80 doz. TW0-BUTTON GREY KID GLOVES.
- doz. TWO-BUTTON WHITE BID GLOVES
Is doz. TW0-BUTTON PATTY KID GLOVES,
CLOVIS. AID
p doz- THREE BUTTON WHITE KID
e Z rs: THREE BUTTON BLACK KID
20 aSz. THREE BUTTON BROWN KID
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-01-24

Ladies' Gloves.
WE CALL SPECIAL ATTENTION TO OUR
LARGE AND SPLENDID STOCK OF
GLOVES FOR LADIES,
Expressly suitable for the NEW YEAR receptions
SEAMLESS KID EIOVER
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-01-24

JUAN BOYLE CO.,
ZEAL ESTATE AND NOTE BROEBRs
NO. oOs 18th street, opposite U. 3. Treasury.
fOB eALk-A handsome HOUSE on \ street
Nc. slS. new large double HOUSE, corner m n
and b. HOUsEh Ne. 1910 Massschusetts avenue
hOosE NO 22o ID street east, for sale or rent,
furnished or unfurnished. A COTTAGE IN VIII.
.srds bow price, $500. Several small HOUSES,
have several very hne FARMS, i'm proved and nm
tmproyedo different railroads running from the
city, Tors AZ low figures exchange for CITY
property 10000 feet OF GROUND In various Dor.
tons OF ecty for sale at low guTe on easy
or VIII exchange for productive improved proper
". sp1B-tr
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- -. - ii
$500 zzlsszH -
Z
lgzzss:sszgszE 3
F. W. PLUMBER
EXTENSIVE
FURNITURE WAREROOMS,
NO. 40. HANOVER STREET,
BALTIMORE
q. W. EASTMAN, will be on hand and will
be pleased to see his old customers. 72may24y
PoBERT LAWSON q CO.,
III MANUFACTURERS OF
SADDLES, HARNESS, COLLARS,
TRUNKS, g.,
AND DEALERS IN
SADDLERY HARDWARE AND MATERIALS,
NO. 277 W. BAL TIMORE STREET,
BALTIMORE, Md.
Constantly on hand, a Large Assor tmentof
Saddles Mcclellan, Morgan, Spanish, Ten
nessee, Decatur, Shaftoe, Texas, California, Eng
ISL, OOmcIsCt, OiuO, boys.
Harness :---Buggy, Carriage, CoacF, Ex-
PRESS. Stage, Sulkev, Trotting, Wagon and 9th
or kinds. ta.
Saddlery :---Collars. Fly Nets, Covers,
Robes
s:..-Saratoga French, Sole Leath-
err Iron Frame. Iron Bound, Packing, Dress,
Bonnet, Valises, Sacs, Satchels, Carpet Bags &c.
rs VIZ pledgeourselyes to duplicateany reg
ular Bill of the above goods made in any of the
Northern or Eastern Cities.
ROBERT LAWSON O.,
277 West Baltimore Street,
apri669y BALTIMORE.
CPECIAL NOTICE
Having leased and removed to the large Ware
NO. 236 W. BALTIMORE ST.,
NEAR CHARLES,
formerly occup pied by Weldon h Johnson, we
are now prepared with Increased facilities, to
conduct the
GENERAL AUCTION
AND COMMISSION BUSINESS.
Our regular sales of Furniture &c. will take
place EVERY TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY
MORNING, at 10 OF clock, on First Floor, and sale
of Dry Goods, Notions and Miscellaneous Stocks
will be held ON Second Floor EVERY MONDAY
MORNING, at 10 O. clock. Goods sold in lots to
suit the trade.
Sales OF Real Estate, Stocks at Stores and Pri-
vate Dwellings taken at any time, upon moder-
ateterms.
Consignments solicited and cash advances
made when required.
BROKER 4 LEWIS, Auctioneers,
No. 239 W Bait. St., near Charles
72iun23y Baltimore.
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AID CHLOEN, M. A.

resi- from her Seminary Eranainatio
Lady, very fair are you,
And your eyes are very blue.
And your hose
And yonr BROW is like the snow
And the various things you know;
Goodness knows
And the rose flush ON your cheek,
And your algebra and Greek,
Perfect are
And that loving lustrous eye
Recognizes in the sky
Every star.
You have pouting, piquant lips,
You can doubtless all eclipse
Ca lculate:
But for your cerulean hue,
had certainly from you
Met my fate.
If by any arrangement dual
were Adams mixed with WheWell
Then, some day,
Asa wooer might come
To so sweet an Arthur
MagiStra.
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Poetry.
THE CANARY AT CHURCH.

They were singing good old London"
As the evening cool and sweet
Drifted with purple shadows
Adown the city street.
Round every church's window
The lusty ivy chung;
The red, faint sunshine flickered
Its matchless leaves among.
The dim nave within its arches
And clustered pillars rare,
Had echoed to the cadence
OF the pale rectorS prayer.
And now, through tender silence,
The thrilling flute notes rang,
And sweet as angels voices
The rare old tune they sang.
When sudden, 10 appearing
On carving quaint and old,
Like fair astray from heaven,
Fluttered a speck of gold.
On to the lectern flying,
Up to the Bishops chair,
With clear notes soaring, chanting
His wondrous vespers there.
Full roll the singing voices,
Yet sweeter, richer, higher,
Gods Silver-thrOated chOrister
Out sang the trained choir
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EsTABLIsHED 1916

JACOB CYLINDER,
81 MANUFACTURER AND
DEALER IN
MILITARY GOODS
MASONIC & ODD FELLOW EMBL EMS.
Swords, Sashes, Belts, Shoulder Straps, Epau-
lettes, Embroidered and Metallic Hat and Cap
Ornaments. Plated and Solid Silver Jewels for
MASONIC AND ODD FELLOW LODGES.
Gilt and Silver Laces, Fringes &C., Letters
and Figures in all styles and sizes. Fancy Hard
ware and Cutlery and Knigh4 remplar Goods.
No. 10 South Calvert Street.
72ap28y BALTIMORE MD
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assurances.
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY OF VA.
Capital 1888. 900,

|
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY OF VA.
Capital $3s3.OOO,
Home Office, Petersburg Va. Local Board
in the cities at Virginia and West
Virginia, and in Wash
smgton d. G.
A. ". McILWAINE, - PRESIDENT.
D. B. TENANT } Vice Presidents 81
SAMUEL B. PAUL, Manager and Secretary,
JUDGE J. I. Lay, Sup dent OF Agency,
Csc. C. JACKSON, Gen'l Agent Valley Va
StauntOn Stockholders Board
WIN. FRAZIER PRESIDENT.
Edward McMahon, .. Byron 4.oye,
John w. Abby, Johu W. Todd.
Orlando Smith, Hugh W. Shelley,
NJ. r. Funkhouser, Isaac WITT
Thos D. Ransom.
The chief aim VI this ,a,, al, Is to combine
sGfety Gnd economy III ta.o vi lis policy hol.ers
Its management IN the naDd, OF reliable and
responsible Directory, pledged to preserve its
capital secure and intuct.
It's expenses have from the beginning been
palu from It's earnings, win II surplus annually
loded TO Its reserves. Auu all reserves from
prenlums are sent back for investment in the
department from which it Is derived.
Its reduced premium rat $ challenge all CON-
parlsOn. It's policies are nOn-fOrtetable after
'wo annual payments.
Its losses nave been, and IRE intended to be,
paid without litigation or leay.
The history OF the first years OF it's existence is
guaranty for the future.
Dividend to Its policy holders OF fifteen per
cent has already been declared, after reserying
surplus tor con tingencies, success unpreceden-
ted in the business of Life Insurance.
The reserve fund of So, 900 90 accu INFLATED
from premiums 10 the StaantoD department is
now offered for investmen4 upon safe security at
the legal rate of eight per cent
Applicants for loaDs will find the agent G.
=. jackson, at his Office, corner OF Augusta and
New Court house streets, adjoining law Office
Of D. S. Young, Stanton Va ~ At