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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-09-28

From the Mapheim Sentinel.
8. g. SUNNY, auctioneer, on Thursday
last cold at public sale, for the administrs.
tor Of David X. Barnes, deceased, trscs OF
land containing % acres and 40 perches,
with improvements. In Rspho township, for
" $50, and house and lot Of ground, on
North Charlotte atreet, this borough, for
t9I0. Mary Barnes, widow, purchaser.
On "Wednesday for the assignee of Henry
Weber and WIFE tract of l5 acres and rs
perches OF land with improvements, In
Unionville, Penn township, for q, ,2l0.
Harry Diehm, purchaser.
From tho Litits Record.
Messrs. Andrew M. Baker and Addison
LonRenecker, executors for the late Jacob
Longenecker, sold on Friday through Levi
Heinsey, euction0eY, two valuable farms,
situated In Ephrata township, one Of l23
acre., at Sl39 G5, 20 Addison Longenecker,
and another OF los acres, q slSl 80. to Mrs.
A farm Of 1870 scres Of land, one.snd a. half
miles north Of Mannheim. belonging 10 the
eseigned estate Of John Dutt WAS sold on
Thursday TO Henry X. Shenk at t85 per
Acre.
The assigned real estate Of Jop. Kre,der
situate esst OF Liti,z borough limits, consist.
Ing OF IL acres OF land with improvements,
for &4,2l0.
The property OF Addison Luts, deceased.
near Miliport was sold at public sale on
Tuesday TO Mrs. Catbsrino Lutz, tho
widow, for $1,000.
The estate OF the late Henry Romig,
comprising 80 acres In Clay township, was
cold on Tuesday to Henry Romig, son Of
the deceased, for $l3l per acre.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-09-28

The League games W sterday were At
boston, Boston 4, Philad el phia 3; Boston o,
Philadelphia at New York, New York
=, washington o; at Pittsburg, Pittsburg 8,
indianapolis 2,
The Athletics defeated In st. Louis
ny U TO yesterday, and the other games
were: Al Cincinnati, Cincinnati @, Clsve.
land D; at Kansas City, Brooklyn 3, Kansas
City at Louisville, Baltimore 2, Louis.
Any ono who wants to soc the n present
much discussed question "how TO in
croase batting" settled should no
TO the lronsides grounds 10. morrow
afternoon. The Athletic club 10 going to play
the Old Timers, offering them - an induce.
ment 10 once more appear upon the field that
no strike outs will be allowed, or that every
man must be put out at first base or in the
field
The old players who are going to appear
are j. w. B. Bsusman, Charles
Brown, Benz, Samson, George Forrest,
jacob Porter, Frank Trout, Harry
Schroyer, deorge Myers, ]. Harold Wick-
ersham and Frank Keller. This was a strong
nine twelve or fourteen years ago and tina
public will be anxious to see what they,nd
do now. The gsmaDei -hmaa are talk.
hours, and Nd rs,S0nal bank - ksrrest
to ump'-rh. Lintner were cattle deal.est
% ga sCme time ego. y,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-09-28
At the Falra.

AT the Lebanon fair yesterday Joe Ocker's
Little Joe won the 2:30 race with Kenton
Belle second and Alex Steward third, In
2:3Ik, 2:3i and 2:35. The three minute
GLASS was won by Sherman Bashaw In three
etraight heats with Belle second and Jennie
3 third. Time 2:30II, 234 and 2:35.
There was very large attendance ut the
oxsord fair yesterday, end the exhibitions
are said to be superior to those ever given
before by the society.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-09-28
For vioiH,ipg AN ord,nsnos.

Alderman 5purrier this morning heard
the suits OF the city Of Lancaster against j.
Val Wise. Frank Mettfett and Henry
shsub. These parties are the owners Of
vehicles and neglected to take out license
In 1887. The alderman imposed fine Of
Is ON each, and their counsel gave notice
that an appeal would be taken.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-09-28
ssrenAded Prominent Oi,lz sus.

Lancaster Lodge OF ODD Fellows
had a good time In Columbia yes.
terday. After the parade they formed
In line, and, headed by the Fair
Vile band, sorenaded II. M. North, A.
J. Kaufman, Jacob Sheath and others
at their homes. They then marched out to
the car OF w. +. Locksrd, which was lying
near the stove works. and serenaded that
gentleman. There w. +. Hambright made
= little speech 10 which MI. Lockard 70.
piled.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-09-28
Ts,ephons Men Changed.

Louis Kiehi, who for several years
was connected with the telephone sx-
change In this city, has been transferred to
Litiiz, to take the place OF william La
Rouche, who goes TO Mauch Chunk.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-09-28
n al bid ~ coupon. q 30. ks 90. u OK

The stock mark Of opened active and strong,
ana during the nrst hour on good buy log Of
the leading stocks prices advanced Y To per
cent. This was followed by some selling to
realize In New York ana New England ana the
grangsrs and part OF the advance was lost.
Tbs market has since been irregular, with the
Gould stocks and vanderbilts strong with the
Qrangers dull but oaAy.
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win Probably Hold . r>,r.

The Peoples Fair association will hold Q
meeting In few days to decide whether q
fair will be held at Lititz this autumn. 1t
IL said arrangements will he msde at this
meeting for greater display than WIS had
last year.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-09-28

B. q. Stevenson, of Mount Nebo, has an
apple which weighs twenty ounces. II
measures IA inches In circumference Mr..
Stevenson is talking of getting It made into
Cleveland apple dumping.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-09-28

The Grand Fall Opening at Astrich's Palace
OF Fashion. ID Hast King street, is announced
for Wednesday and Thursday next, October
8and4. 1t will be a grand affair indeed ltd
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-09-28

CHEw strawberry Plug Tobacco ana save the
Tags for handsome present.
Z. .DuTrEkHoFER.s Sole Agent,
sla Ina u West King street.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-09-28

CAMPAIGN Parade OF Pati iotic Hand dkerchiefs
In variety OF handsome and new designs, on
pure six, Price, SOC. SIX Flags, $50. East
window at
WILLIAMSON 4 rOsTER's.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-09-28

CHaw strawberry Plug Tobacco ana save the
Tags for handsome present.
u. .DUrTENhorE8,so Sole Agent,
si-imd AZ West King street.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-09-28

On Thursday Nathan Ruhl, OF Penn
township, killed . black snake which
measured nearly eight feet In length.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-09-28
DEATHS

hhkp In this city, On the 10Th inst, Mrs.
Margaret w. heed. aged 90 years.
The relatives ana friends OF the family a,a
respectfully invited TO attend the fnnenl
IRON the residence Of her son, DIR. } A, n.
heeo. u East Orange street, Friday evening.
al $3.50 O'Clock. lnterment private. Ito.
hReEL.-lu this city, on the 9th inst, John
kegel. In the 6ist year or hts age.
The relatives and friends OF the fan iiy are
respectfully invited 10 attend the funeral.
from the residence OF his son, J ohm egel. No
t.6 ffeiberg street. on Monday morning at sk
O'Clock. nigh Mass at 81. Anthony's church.
lnterment at 81. Anthonyk cemetery. "a
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-09-28

CHEW strawberry Plug Tobacco ana save the
Tags for handsome present
g. DUTTENHOFkR, Sole Agent,
sli-lmd II West King street.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-09-28

CHAs, LEES Great London Railroad Show
ana Congress Of Trained Animals. Admis.
sion, loand 20 cents. McGrann's Park three
days. commencing Tuesday, October 2, s?7-itd
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-09-28

LEx's Big 10 ana - cents Shows, three day.
only commanding Tuesday, October 2, at NC
Grams Park. s,1,,d
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-09-28
MARKE7H.
New Hork ssocks

HeW horA etocks.
ksw YoHH. Sept. 2s p. m.-Money closed
At agsk per cent nxchAnge steady postso
mates, o. Hk0t SKI actual rates q sia
Ss1H for % days ana " ssoS ss,< for demand
sovernmsno closed steady currency gs,
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sHzH
MA RRIAGEH.

u klrhoEs .sTRAKTz ION September "a. SIS by
heN. T. Meister. MT Christ kiphorn ana III iss
Rosa strantz, both OF Lancaster, Pa,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-09-28
Chosen BY the Pref lent.
NEW YORK, Sept N.-A special disp
from Wnnhin utnu IN Aha ryfboys.

| .o". /" s'"'"sso" y y SSRRfHh III ffst divi.
lends st the muzzle of the rifle. for the I,
ouutry has long boen noted for it, & - :, 81, y,
rafiic and murderous brigapdS lon. ~ .
"., t hm, sy III, 10 uEanlHy decided to postpone
I n at all
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-09-28
Uhicaxo Proc uoe sasrss,

Ohioago Produce Market
CHICAGO, Sept. 90, R3O A. m.-Marsst opepeo.
May. 81 ON.
May, 3sHc.
May. 2skc s~
,r.ork-sept. Na 90; Oct. Ns 90; May,
Lard-sept. go SO; Oct. 5000; Doc, o. 27x.
shOrt RfDs-sept. o. 20 Oct, ps 7lk
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-09-28

EISTATE OF NATHANIEL O. AN.
~ DERsON, late OF Lancaster. city, de-
ceased. Letters tastAmentAry on said es-
ali persons indebted thereto are requested to
make immediate payment. and those having
sent them without delay for settlement TO the
undersigned, re-, iding 1t No. 20 East Frede.
rick street, In said city.
BELL .. ANDERSON,
brown HnEsKL. Exacutrix.
Attorneys. auasi.StdF
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TIL E
|EQuitab|e Land 4 Construction
COMPANY,
Capital Stock, 100000.
SUBSCRIPTION BOOKS NOW OPEN.
w. f. TAYLOR, President.
A. B. GOODYEAR, Vice President
JOHN @. ROGERS, Secretary.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS:
JOHN w. BILLIARD. B. NJ STRATTON
w F. TAYLOR. ALEX MURRAY,
"a b. GOODBAR. w. M. SNEED.
W. ID BETHEL. r. c. GRAVES.
H. SMITH.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS:
PROS PECTUS 3.
J. H. SMITH.

The object Of this association is to pur-
chase land and construct buildings thereon,
aud is known as the Equitable Land and Con-
struction company.
The number Of shares are limited TO I 600
OF denomination Of Sioo per share
The stock Is 10 he paid IN monthly INSTALL
ments OF s. per share, and runs for fifty (J0)
months, after which no more assessments
can be made.
But Il is believed that from the profits OF
the land purchased aud sales OF houses con-
sructed thereon that the dividends will Ia
sufficient TO p9y up the stock In much less
period than fifty (60) months.
The assessments received each month will
be Immediately applied 10 the payment of
the land and construction OF houses. The
monthly assessment will amount to 1000,
which. together with all sums accruing
from sale or rent of property, will be in
vested each month
All investments will be under the super
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-21

WAsuiNGroN, March %. MIR. Rockwell,
Of Massachusetts,, called up tho bill appro.
pria,ing STj, 900 for the erection Of a fire.
proof workshop at the national armory.
After considerable debate II was passed.
Mr., 0'Ncill, Of Missouri, introduced q
bill TO protect free labor aud the industries
in which ii Is employed from the injurious
effects Of convict labor by confining the
sale Of goods, wares and merchandise man.
uiactured by convict labor 10 the State In
which they are produced A penalty Of
Zine and imprisonment and forfeiture OF
the goods. Is imposed for any violation OF
the law. Referred.
Mr.. Enloc, Of Tennessee, rising 10 a
question Of privilege, read petition In IA.
vor of the bill TO regulate the classification
and compensation Of postmasters. The
petition, he said. was signed In nod 10 be
sent out 10y an attorney In this city. The
circular named various members Of Con.
grcss NJ references, but he had learned
that these references were fraudulent.
Mr.. O'Neill, from the committee on Ia.
Dor, reported the bill 10 establish a depart
men Of labor Committee II the whole.
Also the bill 10 prevent the product OF
convict labor from being furnished TO or
for Use in any department OF tho govern.
ment. House calendar
A bill was reported 10 authorize the
President 20 confer breyctied rank on
army officers for gallant services In Indian
campaigns House calendar.
A bill was reported b. prevent the en-.
ployment Of convict and alien labor on
public works. House calendar.
bill wa reported authorizing the con.
sruction Of an arsenal Tor tbe construction
OF ordnance and ordnance storcs, at Co.
lumbia, Tenn. Committee al the whole.
Mr.. Weaver, Of Iowa, introduced bill
providing Tor the issue Of legal tender
treasury notes, estimated 20 DO lost or dc.
stroyed. Referred.
In the consideration morning hour the
House resumed the consideration oil the
resolution assigning four days Tor the
transaction OF business, reported by the
committee on labor
The opponents OF the resolution, led by
VT. Rogers, Of Arkansas, proceeded 10 oh.
siruclivc methods 70 prevent action.
Alter one roll call Mr.. 0'Neill, Of Mis-.
souri,, stated that he was willing 10 amend
the nsolution by striking out the CLAUSE
limiting the time OF debate on each meas.
ire called up lie would 10 this. ho said,
IN order to remove the prctcxt under
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B. M. STRATTON.
ALEX. MURRAY,
w. M. SNEED.
r. c. GRAVES.

vision OF finance committee selected from
the board OF directors. Members Of the as
sociation desiring to purchase lots or houses
can use the amounts paid in, with interest
cliases. And members desiring TO have
constructed houses can furnish the plan OF
same to the finance committee, and upon
terms to be agreed upon the company will
build for them such houses as designated,
and receive in part payment therefor the
amount OF their dues paid in, with interest
added thereto.
II lisa fact well established that the con-
struction Of houses upon acreage property,
subdividcd. increases the value Of the prop
erty from 100 10 800 per cent And II Is he
lieyed that the construction OF buildings on
even small portion OF the land will in
crease the value Of remaining lots sufficient
to pay the stockholders good profit on
their investment within a short time.
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Have You NnsnI Cntarrh :

use DR iAnss three preparations Of EAsr ISDrA
liiir. they Will prevent the Catsrrh entering the
bronchial Tubes OF lungs, thereby waniing Oh
Consumption. AMI keep the disease located until
positively cured. lnt yourself fully under the in.
ilucncc 81 tle-c fcincdss and ns sum the sun
that loaihsome dtease'
Nh. The r,,nodg sprals for hsdC 4 single botfk
lrH -rfi.fV tAe most stsDfinri. and will break up
fresh cold In twenty four hours
Ask your druggist for DR. JAMES CANSABfs Is.
DicA and II they fall you. scnd t0 "a direct $50
per bottle, or three bottles for $50. Pills and
Ointmhnt SIS each. Address CRADDOCK A
CO., Loo, RACE 81. PHILADELPHIA. Pa %
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The Panama Canal I.o,,.r,.

Pans, March lo,-Thc Committee Of
Initiative Of the Chamber Of Deputies,
by vote Of eight 10 FIVE, has agreed 10
consider proposal 10 authorize the Pana.
una Canal company 10 issue q lottery loan
Of $40. 900, 900 francs
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-21

Senator Kenna headed delegation Of
merchants from West Virginia In visit Ia
the President and the heads OF depart
ments. They are there In tho inter
cs,s Of the Great kanawha river improve
mcnta.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-21

WILL positively cure sick headache and
prevent its return. Carier's Little Liver
Pills. This Is not talk, but truth. One pill n
dose. See advertisement Small pilL Small
dose. Sec price.
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FAyoRAnIK nEroRrs.

Senator Davis today reported favorably
the bill introduced by him few days ago
providing that where officers incurred dis.
ability in the line Of duty. but nevertheless
remained In the service and were alter
ward promoted, the pension allowed for
the disability incurred shall be at tho rate
allowed by law Tor tho highest rank which
the officer attained.
A favorable report has been authorized
by the House committee ON the Judiciary
ON the bill TO punish by a maximum fine
of ~, 900 anil imprisonment for three years
persons who pretend TO deal in counterfeit
| money.
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10 Acres,

Suitable for subdivision or large manufacturing
establishment 600 feet frontage on railroad. u uis
from city limits Bargain.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-21

i79 Acres. on Poplar Street.
Sold in Ave ten aud rs acre tracts Very reasonable
terms Call and see H.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-21

IIumon run riot In the blood nj this sea
son. Hoods saraparilla expcls every i'm.
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.AaSTIR In THE SENATE.
1T is CAUSED BY A BILL OF sENA.
TOR BLAIR.

A Debate Ensues, which is OF Great
Interest TO the South, and Shows
That Mr.. Daniel Takes the Right
view.
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Dissolution of cop,rtnership.

Tho copartnerhlp heretofore existing between
Jacob tlnldxlnith aud fllas Goldsmith, under the
nfm name and style Of !. Goldsmith a nros., Il
this day dissolved w mutual consent kllas Gold
smlth will continue the business 81 the firm At the
sior,s numbcrvd n and N neale slreet and number
sls Main street. and u alono authorized 70 collect
the pavmcni Of all dcbs owing BY H.
JAOOh GOLDSMITH
ELIAS GOLDSMITH.
Memphis Msrha issA
MuLronp buys oil gold.
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READ!

DIR. DuScAN-r0r n long time my wife was
troubled with a c., "a tint dched al the medicine
liquid ind; | finally got your COUGH BALsAM
which cured her In lhrcc days. Its value cannot 10
ovcrCsiimhied Very truly.
JAS ". PENNINGTON. Madison Co. Tenn.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-21
FOR SALE,
BARTON & LAMB
5 Monroe ST.
Offer the following very desiraI
BILE Real Estate
Rayburn Az. Addition--16 Lots.
Sold on very easy terms Fint class property
Call and see It
Residences.

Two new sevenroom Houses on Dummy Linel
beautifully located. finished In first class stylel
Small cash payment, balance monthly. Splendid
opportunity to get homes.
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DR.. DUNCANS
COUGH BALSAM

Coughs, Colds. aud all other disease. Of the Lungs
and Breast. attest 10 is worth
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Kerr Az. AdditIon--25o Lots.
On high land. Dummy Line runs through the
addition Handsomest property around Memphis
Graded and fenced, ready for building. Price and
terms most reasonable. Call and see It before pur
chasing elsewhere
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)NFIRNArIoSs.

z. n. Fitch, receiver OF public moneys
Reed City, Mich; j. X. Wright, register
Of the land office. GreYling. Mich.
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DUNCAN'S
LIVER And KIDNEY
MEDICINE.

From Infancy 10 old rgc the human family Is la
lie 10 some form - kidney trouble. Rc.to-r the,
action OF lic liver aud kdncys " q h,.ilth sbi.t
with Duncan's Liver and kidney Medicine,
and both the kidney aud bladder will b. restored.
Read what the REV. Dir ARNOLD. Of Camden.
Nedicincf
81 was cured Of symromatc Heart Disease,
caused by torpid liver aud Indigestion. Mas
troubled with II for 70 years. growing worc an the
time. until commenced taking Du icsu's Liver
aud kidney Medicine. Three bott!cs rt.siofcd
me 20 perfect health alter 81 phvsiciius aid med
idncs had Jailed 10 give me any relief AR. Iun-
can'. Medicines are better u possible, than he
represents them ~ be"
FOR SALE EVERYWHERE.
The Webb Manufacturing Co.,
Nashville. Tennessee.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1888-12-06
The Americans Of Asia.

The Japanese call themselves the
Americans of Asia and they are to a
certain extent right. They are like
Americans in their ready adoption OF
new things and in their being ready to
risk the present for the future. They
are quick witted and they want to be
up to the times. They lack, however,
/ am prone to believe, the Americans
desire of accumulation, his industry
and perseverance, and above all his
wonderful creative faculty. You will
find patent Office at Toxic, but you
can number the noted Japanese inven-
tions upon your fingers. Up to this
stage in their career the Japanese
have been an initiative rather than a
creative nation. What they have had
in the past has been adop, Ted from other
nations. The civilizatit IN which pre-
coded the one now comm. g in was large
ly Chinese.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1888-12-06
Feminine Notes.

Hannah c.. Flickwir, Of PHILADELPHIA,
assed her life in doing works of mercy.
and at her death. the other day, her
fortune of $3.50, 600 was distributed in
charity, This is a very good world,
after all.
Tbsro ara thres Amarico, lad;sO who
ora mot nbIiooJ 70 sl,;n 60 70 the pnst,
"gioa fo,. etS n,ns o,,a,.,, tina tbar r,r;t,,
y iattar M phi STrs C.arGsId and
Ms Grant are tba fortunate three the
government Gov, I'm wing given them the
rr,nl,iney nriv;laga
Tho Princess Reoent orRrazl who ;s
now nak;noa royorohle imnession a
ndn,;nistrator is rortv-twn Years old
Sho meyer sions her fnli name which 10
TsabaIla Chr;st;na-I eonoldina hugustins
MISUNDERSTANDING RanhaelIe Gonzaoue
Princass Tmnerial or RAIL and Countess
d,Eu
- =,
baroness A An' uripIenDerg, uei
eSa.e iro, 81 v fili,,o ~ ah1 'ea.a.,oa'
oouhcll vi Wonle., "1n ri,
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1888-12-06

FOR THE LADIES.
The rro,lc or,bc lenvc..

The FrOlic OF the Leaves.
The leaves of The elm ard the maplc
First opened their wondering ewes,
OF the azure April skies
They drank in the WARMTH OF s2ring-time,
Then threw Oft their swathing bands
Their mink. imuJoring hands
They were rocked in H., arms of summer
While wandering wind, above
Crooned n low lullaby 4, them.
In murmurlpe music of love,
Al last alter Watching ana waiting,
Autumn, me pea .tiiui came,
Decked with u mantle Of flame.
men nature, inc loving inothcr,
IN lhs ilioony mohti, Oh sheaFes'
ATra.ca W yclioW anu crimson
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1888-12-06

Frauds III Life Insurance

The custom Of life insurance COM
panics relative TO payments of policies
where death occurs from suicide has
changed materially of late years. In
the early days OF life insurance such
claims We're never paid, and there is a
provision in most policies issued here
tofore that the claim shall be void if
The deceased dies by his own act. But
at the present time all large companies
issue q policy which is absolutely in
contestable for any cause whatever (not
excluding fraud in the application
after three years. They take the
ground that suicide does not happen
frequently enough to makeit an element
OF risk, and further that, SO far as
fraud is concerned, If they do not dis
cover anything of that nature in three
years they are not likely ever to do so.