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The State Democrat comes to hand
from Aberdeen edited by Harry Il.
Crag. The Democrat is born of the
emergency which arose la the party
when MAYOR Barrett refused to hoist
the county ticket because it contained
the name of man who once slapped
the major on the jaw in an unseemly
manner. The newspaper headstones
scattered over the field at Aberdeen
don't seem to have alarmed the Demo-
crat, which is an eight-page, neat-ap-
peafing sheet.
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YOUNG REPUBLICANS.
A Young Mems Republican Club
Organlzed.

Last Saturday evening, at a meeting
OF numerous young men of the repub.
ltcan party, preliminary steps were
taken to organize a young mems re.
publican club, and Monday evening
there was large and enthusiastic at.
tendance and the organization was
completed.
! The following officers were elected:
President-lI. q. Gordon; vice-Pres-
ident-H. L. bras; Secretary-W. J.
Healey; Treasurer-H. r. Kibbe.
Executive committee-Messrs G Gordon
chairman; Rev, Beattie, Clemans, Hell
wig, Scott, CD j Johnson, Welle C. q Bras,
Every one present manifested deep
interest in the club, and the result is
going to lie some effective work for the
ticket.
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The late republican convention has
left some sore spots in several locali-
ties, which may not affect the result
on the state ticket, but will possibly
cut a figure in the senatorial fight.
Joe Bailey is said to have his war
paint on and Judge Clifford seems to
feel that he did not have fair show.
Just the same the state of South
Dakota will continue to be represented
in the United States senate by two
republicans.
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PROPOSED AMEND DM EN rs
To the Constitution ef the state of.
south Dnkotu.

To tl.ec e TO o. I'll srn',."f outh lmkot
n Il,e I'll 81 leg s.r "a IL. s.alc III South
to ne COS. tIiuii'.. ,f,hcS,aic,
FIRsr: VA joinlr ont un entitled ~ int
Resolution pi.i"'5i:.s an -mel,dme. I tu ,ilc
cons,lt'.,lu q Ini.!tt tho public Indebtedness
to S3U, ta Or ami ;,'uvs III re. X ting In.
deht"d ,,ss." Alll,v ii A,alti. III, lt:0 80
Inc ilo"ira Is prop'.t,l as -, li,ieu,.Inents
to the r-llSt ttlfi H.. q;
"kor the pu poseu 81. t.a.iag rNtrlulvtin; nv
expet ses anu liiakin. uhii j.. 40, ~. Z. or
t., ut t va ilt. or f;.!lur II rc.en,..., the
sta, sta ran' NAY i, H. add"n , ., Nsl debts.
gate sNhI,oGl. except !o,rlc ,v,s.i, Ii. s,,..-
p pc ess Insure ~, or de end tue It te or
United stats ii War " AS.
SECOND. By'a joint res I tit I'd, IA
lolnt iesullltoa pi4..os. Z an am i,dmet 4"
the sonstl,nt,o' pl"llin..i 81 d ts who SUE
ta1ntrlb d relations. r.:'"vts nl.oi from the
taXable lands III severed v. TT IL, yut,,s At any
election hcln. nidef the o,,t;th,lrn of il,r,
stste atat of & sonl5 t,akott" Arprs, N:rth sti,.
$780, TIE folloaing is proposed as au amend
ment 9 the COTS. itul o.. viz:
NO Indian who ). stains tliha' relations,
recelyes suppnr5 nw.oie "r.' y 1T iron tli..
taxab.eiand IL. se,era t.. sllnll. ir permitted
to vote q at any election H. Id un G.. this cols,i-
THIRD: Is, an act emit ed "Anact to sub
mil the Question ct W, IN. j suffrage TO n yOt.
# M the !eople. Approved MarcflGll,, 1870
Inc folloWingis proposed as an amendment
shall tile wo.d "mals" bestricken from SEQ.
OF Art. Of the constitution. relating to elcc:
ti0ns and right "f sutfr:.gt?' Said act pro:
yor OF fstrking out the word '.malv' it shall
be stricken out and there shall thereafter be-
no distinction between males aud fem les in
the exerc Sc OF therlght OF suffrage ut any cleo.
ti0m fn til state.
The form Of bal to be led in ting on
SAID lestiOn snail lie printed on the regular
! :kel 70 be used in voting for tnes at, officers
A. hnt oi..,
OwS:
"slall the word male bes r:cken from Sec.
one;uf Art. ses cl of the econstitution?':YesiN No,
A electors desiring o vote in favor Of strik.
ing cut The word male" must erase th.sword
No" An v,,ters desiring to vote against.
striking out the word ina e''' must erase the
word YES" ~: .e.Ss ~; *,
lh, afol esasd proposed amendments are. 10 !,
be voted upon at he re ularelection to beheld
Oh the first Tuesday after tbs first M0nditYs;
in November. A. d., 1880 -
Datsd this 0 day OF August; 1890.
40 RrNGsRUp, -
Sec'y of state.
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'falAARZSA0RN'Si. sE!S'BE ESE!E:aS{'HS ER|B:!ElEsst
Beware Of limitations. I'D
NOTICE MEIro,, -,
- OF Eh/n~ AND GET
NG~ @HARTSH0RN
ADVICE no mothers.

Hrs. w1Ns1ow's SOOTHING SYRUP
has been used by mothers for children
teethtng for over fifty years with per-
feet success. It relives the little suf-
ferer at once. produces natural, quiet
sleep BY freeing the child from pain,
and the little cherub awakes as
"bright q button" 1t is very pleas
ant to taste, soothes the child, softens
the gums. allays pain. relieves wind,
regulates the bowels, and is the best
known remedy for diarrbea, whether
arising from teething OF other causes.
Twenty. five cents bottle,
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Modern Miracles .

MOucrn MlruClcHs
A singer for breath was distressed.
And the doctors all said she must rest,
+ But she took g. M. ID.
4 For her weak lungs, you see,
And now she can sing with the best.
An athlete gave out, on run.
And he feared his career was quite
done:
G. M. D., pray observe,
Gave back his lost nerve,
And now he can lift half a ton.
A writer, who wrote tor prizn,
Had headaches and pain in the eyes;
G. NJ. D. was the spell
That made him quite well,
And glory beior- him now i!es.
These are "olA examples nf the daily
,r:ulDptls nj br l.ict's Golden Medi-
Cal discovery, in Restoring health aid
revlylhg wasted Vitality. Sold by all
druggists.
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THE proceedings and outcome of the
|Ate republican convention having re-.
4eived the hearty condemnation of the
kberdeen democratic Republican the
campaign may be considered as most
Aspiciously opened.
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Says the Southern Medical World:

Mothers Friend" is growing in ia.
vor throughout the south and is high
ly recommended by physicians. We
consider it Indispensable to those who
know they must pass through the or
deal OF childbirth. Write Bradfield's
Reg. Co., Atlanta, GA, for particulars.
Sold by s. II. Scallin aud L. o. Gale.
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A Horse Injured.

While out to his farm Saturday
evening, Geo. A. Sllsby hitched his
horse to the drive wheel of mower.
The horse was of an adventurous dis
position and placed his foot over the
cutter bar, catching 1t above the hoof
on the sharp end of one of the guards,
and of course pulled back, running it
into his foot two or three inches. The
horse, in consequence, is greatly disa-
bled, though he was able to be driven
home.
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1.-The convention has adjourned and
le obligations of hospitality being
moved. the REPUBLICAN begs leave
remark that it is back into politics
nce more. But perhaps this announce
Tent is not really needed.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1890-09-05

.SssH Hon. Hugh j. Campbell has cast his
|sAortunes with the independent party
Ind we would advise both Judge Tripp
and Mr. Wardall to keep an eye on
$Jifs future movements.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1890-09-05

M s The comments of the Gazette on the
Republican county ticket go far to indi-
cate that the independent campaign
Mof principle is to be one of race prpju-
ESdice and local jealousies. Else why
docs it bear down on the fact that the
Scandlnayians were recognized and
that all the candidates. were not faE-
Mmers
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1890-09-05

'5 Gazette: Yesterdays issue of the
s1rphan sheet
~ There is nothing dishonorable in be-
Itng an orphan; but how about waif
whose multiplicity of fathers leaves
Ats honest parentage iu doubt?
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james T. Gott, Carmi. ILL.,. Saws.

He paid thtrty.one dollars doctors
bill for his wife in QUE year, and o:e
bottle of Bradfield's Female regula-
tor did her more good than all the
medicine she had taken before.
II. DALE, Druggist. Carmi, Ill.
Write Bradtield's Regl. Co., Atlanta
Ca, for particulars. Sold by s. IL.
Scallin and L. O. Gale.
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1files' Nerve ana Liver P,lls.

An important discovery. They act
On the liver, stomach and bowels
through the nerves. A new principle.
They speedily cure biliousness, bad
taste. torpid liver, piles and constipa-
tion. Splendid for men, women and
ehildren. Smallest, nlldest, surest, 80
doses for Is cents. Samples free at
I. o. Gales the druggist.
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There will be serious trouble in
if the Sioux City Jour-
slaal doesn't quit CHASING the Sioux
sEalls Argus-Leader as democratic
iidaDar.
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8ucklen,s Arnlca save.

The best salve In the world for euta
Cruises. sores. ulcers, salt rheum. feye,
sores, tstter. ehapped hands, chilblaina
csrns. and all skin eruptiuns, and pee
ittveiy cures piles, OIL no psy required.
II 10 guaranteed to give perfect salts
sctton. o. money refunded. Prios. -
cents per bex. Fer sale By 8. q. eesIl
tx..
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State Fair at Aberdeen.

For the State Fair to be held :.t
Aberdeen September 18th to 10Th, the
q. M. s. st. P. Ry. Co. will sell excurs-
ion tickets for fare one way for the
round trip. Will sell tickets Spptem-
Der 18th to 10Th, and all good to re-
turn until September 22d.
Ed. CLEslANs. Agt,
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Gazette: The Mitchell conundrum:
&sNho is running the REPUBLICAN?
Never mind about that. You just
rive your attention to the econunurums
dtputs at you.
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The Central Committee.

The Central Committee.
The state central committee met at
the rink at 7:30 last evening, After
eiecting Hon. T.. q. Shannon, of Lin
coin county, temporary chairman, and
VIC. Allan. of Brown, secretary, the
committee elected DIR. A. E. Clough. of
Madison, chairman for the ensuing
year. The committee is as follows;
Firs1 District-F. L. Gilmore, Elk
Point.
Second district-J. A. Bardsback,
Vermillion.
Third district-W. S. Goodwin,
Yankton.
Fourth dist,ict-L. Turner, SPRING
field.
Fifth district-P. G. Shannon. Can
ton.
Sixth distrIct-Wm. Elliott, Hurley.
Seventh district-F. ID. Simmons,
Parkston.
Eighth district-David Smith. Cas-
talia.
Ninth district-C. L. Mckinney.
Sioux Falls, John Thomson, Baltic.
Tenth district-To De named later.
Eleventh district. G. Gregory,
Alexandria.
Twelfth district-Geo. A. Silsby,
Mitchell.
Thirteenth dlstrict--C. j. Anderson.
Plankinton.
Fourteenth district-J. L. Mckay.
Kimball.
Fifteenth district-Ge0. A. Petit
grew. Flandrau.
Sixteenth distrlct-C. B. Kennedy.
Madison.
Seventeenth distrlct-L. w. Aldrich.
Canova.
Eighteenth district. b. Cameron,
Artesian.
Nineteenth district. r. Millikin.
Alpena.
Twentieth district. T.. Diamond
Brookings.
Twenty-tirst district-J. +. Holla-
day, Iroquois.
Twenty-second district--C. N. Coo.
per, Washington.
Twenty-third district-J. H. Bald
win, st. Lawrence.
Twenty fourth district-Gershom
Jones, Pierre.
Twenty-fifth district-To be named
later.
Twenty-sixth district-Thos, G. Pc
terson, Gary.
Twenty-seventh district-R. j. Tay-
lor, Castlewood.
Twenty-eighth district--AlexaLd d ..r
Mcintyre, Watertown.
Twenty-ninth-E. f. Conklin, CLARK.
Thirtieth-M. L. Reed, Ashton. and
s. b. Milton. Redlield.
Thirty.tirst-J. A. Rickert, Corona.
Thirty-second-Charles B. Knott.
Bristol.
Thirty-third-W. G. Allen, Groton,
and j. q. Simmons, Frederick.
Thirty-fourth-J. w. Banbury, Brit
ton.
Thirty fifth. H. Bottum, Faux
ton.
Thirty sixth-George g. Knicker-
booker, Eureka.
Thirty -seventh-No selection.
Observation-Disclosures E. Smead,
Lead City, and II. E. Grimshaw, Dead
wood.
Thirty -ninth-D. w. Clark, Rapid
City.
Fortieth-I. r. Crow, Sturgis.
|. Forty-tirst-D. w. McF addep, Custer
City.
Stanley County-C. j. Lavery, Fort
Pierre
Unorgsnized counties-W. H. Tre-
main.
A Horse Injured.
While out to his farm Saturday
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sl2o will paint and paper q room l2
xl8 feet, 8 feet high.
MITCHELL PAINT g. PAPER f,n

Alo Ieet, loet nigh.
MITCHELL PAINT s. PAPER Co.
w. F. Harnden, the democratic tariff
reforiner, who is now stumping. the
state, was among the recent visitors,
He said he had no use for the indie.
pendent party but preferred straight
goods always.
DR.. A. 7. Doll, who has been in the
practice of medicine at North English,
lowe, since 1858, says he often pre-
scribes Chamberlain's, Collie, Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy, because he
knows tito be reliable. For sale by
L. o. Gale. 4ss
We are informed that many off the
popular musicians of Mitchell have
consented to assist in a grand coneer,
September 9th, 1850 Those who have
the management promise one Of the
most enjoyable entertainments of the
Of the season.
VIM. Hutchinson, of Benton, Illi-
nois while dealing in cattle and horses
in Texas last September, was taken.
with very severe attack Of cholera
morbus ano dtatrhoes, coming, he sup
posed from a change of drinking wat
er. A local druggist advised him to
take Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy. The second dose,
he says, effected a complete cure, and
he now takes pleasure in recommends
ing it to others. For sale at 25Tand so
cents per bottle by L. o. Gale.
Presiding Elder Burdick of ths5Aber.
deem district, who was one ut the
Brown county delegates to the state
convention. told the REPUBLICAN that
the Dakota University would receive
quite number of students from his
section this fell.
MhthewArmstsoIg, of Grofton, KY.
now IN his SEVENTEEN year. says he has
been troubled with diarrhoea eyery
summer as far back as he can recollect.
He has in his time used many medi-
cines, but none equal to Cham berlain's
Collie. Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy.
This remedy is prompt in its effect,
can always be depended upon and
when reduced with water. is pleasant
to take. Children do not object to
taking it. For sale bv L. o. Gale.
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THE STATE OF SOUTH DAKoTA-ofice of State Audi
torIDepartment OF 1nsurance-CompanysC g Certificate
Whereas, Che American Fire Insurance Company
cooperation organized under the laws of Penn,
has msd IN I'll ths office e5bitin It's
TO the Of the laws OF this
state regulating the business Of insurance: and
duly certified copy Of Its charter with certificate Of
gan2ation In with the requirements OF the
No4 therstore' ss asSlefo G. TAYLOR Auditor
proyisions q said lsEs above
zed to transact its appropriate business
, a n this State according 70 laws thereof
In testimony Whereof 1 have hereunto set my, hand
eEAJ and seal at Pierre. this 9Th day Of April
A. D. 1890 L C. TAYLOR, Auditor.
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Il There is prospect that congress
may adjourn by the 23u of this month,
End then again, it may not
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When Baby was sick. we gave her castoria.
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoris.
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria.
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snh xB4n ada sp %
American Fire Insurance Co.,
@ IL sae ID s the Of the
sssFsfssz asp f6as,s Sss
Attorneys service Of Frocess the State Of South
j1p1eta. Raae1a; ~ - '- '''' " ''N'A
&
oofSHSsen SaSIse"
fsS rs 1910 hrsass Sa@
Amount of Capital Stock actually paid 5o0ooo
PROPERTY OR ASSETS oB THE COMPANY.
The value of its real estate is:....... S230l000o
The The cash cash on on hsns snas1 It's qes paS
16s o In hands Of agents and in course
shs
Scarf carried out at market valSe. lo9ol4oH
All Afrsssa ossr eSt ss1s as ass st.
Total 2ci2seao3
LIABILITIES.
Amount Aon Of Of losses losses yet unpaid 1ssooos5
Whole e unearned premiums on 'ssl''s
Amount Of ali other existing claims. siss
Total Liabilities. l,7ss o6als
received
received on policies written in
ss sSsin ssss:s ,so
other sources. t7ss2.7s
Total Income. l,77257s.l9
EXPENSES DURING THE YEAR 1889.
Whole amount of losses paid during the
Amount Of losses paid upon risks ''''' ~" @'sS
Amount , Of losses accrued subss. 0'la'
Outing tho ssss
Of 1852 6o,si5oo
5lsSs II @ sss
Amo9hse N ~ fsss Pssid "a Auditor s''''
sss Asditor q the 3, state aNSA q soash sna
satses she Ssass.ss &C., sn
ssESs IS ss sssSs
ring the year Observation-Disclosures. 224eslo
Total Expenditures. ............... ls2oos2l2
efosa ns tbg aSsns S risks taken daF
;Ss ss5s y ssstE Ss.s;t taken 9
whole amount OF Of risks outstand- "<'''''
5
,,yet lo2lessss
year 1889, including those claimed and not
yet due, IN the State Of South Dakota b6A6S
STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA, L.,
COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA. }ss
Thos. H Montgomery, Pres. and Richard Mara SEQ. Of
ehe American Fire 1ns- Co., of Philadelphia, Penn
feregoing is q full. true and correct statement
Is s e
ual cash invested in the State and United States
stocks and Bonds. or In Bonde and Mortgages of Real
Estate and worth double t6e amount for
oescr1ped omcerS OF said insurance company.
THOS. d. MONTGOMERY, President.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this nth day
tsEAIl of February. 1890. SAMUEL NIUE I. TAYLOR
ance Department.
!. L.. G: TAYLOR, Auditor of the State of South Da
Eota 90 hereby certify that the above s true copy Of
the original statement now on file in this Office.
In witness whereof. have hereunto set my hand, and
lsRALl 9Th day OF April, 1890.
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feet. Cupids holding cut-glass balls,
with dropping lamps of bronze and con-
tanning twenty-four lights, are among
the finest of recent productions. One
recently madc for Chicago millionaire
cost four thousand dollars.
One of the latest fixtures designed
and now in process of manufacture is a
ninc-light oal,-leaf electrolier of pierced
china with colcrcd metal. 1t will adorn
an uptown hotel.
To fit up Il large private house in the
latest styles Of electric lighting costs
from iifteccn thousand to twenty thou
sand dollars, exclusive of the plant OF
course handsome fittings can be had for
one-fourth of that amount, but those
who want ''thc latest" have to pay ex-
tremely fancy prices.
Some OF the finest fittings have lately
been put into steamboats,. The Puri-
tan, of the Fall River line, has thir-
tccn-thousand-dollar set of lamps The
pillars in the grand saloon are adorned
with floral hammered leaves from
which hundreds of lights iut out Tho
Pilgrim, Of tho same line, is TO be fitted
up in the same way.
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thousand dollars. Ii is twei,t gias5
inches in diameter and about 1--WE feet
high and is made of gilt bronze and
rock crystal The design is of the
Louis XVI. period. Sixty-eight cleo
trio lights hang from the bronco leaves
and the mellow diffusion of light is as
remarkable as tho beautiful design.
Tho cost OF nearly all tho fner fit
tings mount high up into tho hundreds.
One Of the prettiest is wrought-iron
lamp with dragon twisting himself
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-09-30

and the American artist havo taken M
the matter Of interior electric lighting
and the electric light fittings have be-
come Il part and parcel OF architecture.
the fittings are designed to suit the
style OF the architecture and they cover
many periods. Some of these arc tho
Romancsque, the Renaissance (French
and ltalian), Louis NV, Louis Nv,
Louis XVI, the Empire, Adams NIn-
glish stylc), Colonial (American) and
the nineteenth century revival of the
Renaissance in the floral period. The
materials in the fittings are chiefly
wrought iron, brass and copper ham
mered.
Three or four million dollars arc in
vested in the business. The American
companies which used to manufacture
goods inferior to tho French article are
now consolidated. and many of the
best French designers are employed by
them. 1t appears just now that the
Americans arc IL little ahead of the
French and English in this new art.
But the American people are far from
being convinced Of this yet. The
Vanderbilts and many other Of the
wealthy Fifth avenue families have i'm
ported electric light fittings and will
have no others. But it seems to be
only matter of u few years moro when
American art and American enterprise
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-09-30

lights. The bracket lamps are mostly
in the Louis XVI. style and arc made to
look as if they had been stored away
for hundred years and had just been
taken from a dusty closet. The highest
artistic efforts are spent on these
brackets.
An immense elcctrolicr was recently
made in this city for Roman Catholic
church in Montreal. 1t has four hun
dred lights, is twelve feet high and
sixty-seven feet wide. 1t is made prin-
cipally OF bronze and cost number of
thousands which the manufacturers do
not care to name.
The same company, Il few weeks ago.
put up in the capitol at Austin, Tex,
an clectrolicr fourteen feet high and
eight feet in diameter. The lights are
arranged to spell T-c-x-a-s and arc in
tho form of Il star, the Lone Star OF
Texas"
One OF the prctticst OF tho smaller fit
tings is a bronze fly from tho mouth of
which Il light is pendant. These flies
arc placed III irregular intervals on the
walls and make curious and pretty eff
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S AND COMMISSIONERS SALE.
THE FIDELITY INSURANCE,
, TRUST AND SAFE Deposit COMPANY AND

INSURANCE. AND SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY AND