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SHARES $40 EACH.

xAEg AUTHORIZED by the SOUTHERN LAND
CoMrAsr TO place on sale ONE THOUSAND
SnAKEs ONLY Of stock Of said company nj the
tSe me iou priee of Tan DOfLAEs EACH. 80 per
share with a guarantee aud pledge u not isss
than l2 PEE GEsT AND Al 40 an Es4CAL PEoPoR.
efosArE SHARE In the profits arising from the
inyssimrnt Of total capital In proportion "a the
number Of shares purchaser holds bears to the
total namher Of shares issued.
GY TINS Plan a purchaser may invest Any
amount from 80 up TO ~ 900. with a guarantee
Of "a per cent thereppon and an honest, equal
share In the prot's.
PuEciAssHs AaE SECURED by the actual hold
ngs Of the company u which they beoons a part
and psfceD. amounting to over tieo.No. aud con
sisisg Of Improved Real Estate. Investments, &c.
spNR no tossiDEsATIps WHArEysK viii
thc total nsmbcr Of shares issued exceed 1000
nor will any purchaser be allowed 70 sub
-cribe and psy for more than 100 shares less
than singis share at the uniform rate OF TEN
pol Lara PsE 5HAKs.
SHAEEs MAY M WIrHDHAwS at any time upon
trty days notice, the holder thereof being entit.
led 10 interest theFeupon within the first three
months and 70 both interest and dividends for all
time ihsreaftar-PRoFITs Or DiyfnENDs BEIgu
DEf LARED or DIVIDED EQUALLY every three
months. There Is system OF forfeiture, penalty
enforced holding Of shares for time beyond
which II may be fnconyenfut or iDpossioie for the
purchaser 10 hold out. The profits are not iobbed
np by Few
the low purchase price make this the Safest surest
and most profitable Investment ever offered In
Washington.
BETTER than savings Bank.
Beoause Il pays about four times the interest.
because the shares on the same security.
UETfEh than Western Mortgage.
Because II pays three times much interest.
B.oause shares are on established values.
BETTER than an Insurance Policy.
Because you do not have 20 die to win.
because you get the profits o. your investment
AZ any time If you wish to Withdraw 1t,
because you protect yourself as well as your
family.
BETTER than Government Ronds.
Beoausr II pays five times the interest.
Because you can realize quicker and 1t Is Just as
safr
BETTER than Railroad stock,
because there Ia more PROFITS and no risk.
BECAUSE Shareholders are not liable for anything
they own everything.
orders by mail promptly attended TO.
Send FOR Prospectus.
ROBERT f. CLARKE & CO.,
Investment and Real Estate Brokers.
ts& 80 Atlantic Bidg. O2s q $50 + ~ ,
WASHINGTON, ID. G.
Isn27d&wtw
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New Cor grsssional Election I'm Rhode
I0leud

Providence, r. l.. Jan. 81 The
general assembly were in grand committee
today and spent nearly all the session in
an argument as to the power of the grand
committee to order q rev election TO.
congress in the second district. The reso.
luton wss carried in the grand committee,
ordering the election Feb. 21st.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-01-28
Corcord & Montreal Stock to bs In.
creased.

CoSccRD. n. II. Jan. 27.-In the House
this sfseanoon a bill to increase the capital
stock Of the Concord & Montreal Railroad
Was tabled.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-01-28
Illinois Senators Instructed 20 Vote
Assiast Federal Blection Bill.

SPRINGFIELD, H., Jan. 27-The Hou,e
to-day adopted resolution instructing the
Illinois senstsrs at Washington TO vote
sgairst the fcYcs bill, By strict party vote
OF II 20 73.
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No Charge In 6eoator Situation II
Ii.icoie,

SrRrSerrELD, Jan. 27--The joiat Assem-.
bly, convened at noon, and took Elk ballots
for United States senator without cha ge
making an aggregate since the beginning
Of 37I.
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Meteorological Report.

iJan. %. 1891. 10 r. M.l
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BY mr.. Stone OF Ir0y--Het1tto0 OF 1. y.
Libby and others in regard to exemptins
live stock from taxation. Also petition Of
j. G. Bean of Canaan and Others for same.
BY Mr.. Dole of Ofring.on-Petition Of
W. NJ. Baker Of Orrington and SO others
for tax reform.
By Mr.. Merrill Of ST. Albans--Petition Of
L. c. Jewe,t and 3s others for same.
By Mr.. Smith of Turnef-Petition Of J.
I. W. Hewett and GO others for same.
BY Mr.. Ham of Lisbon--Petition Of Will
liam s. Merrill and 22 o.hers for same.
By Mr.. Rollins of Cbelsea-Petition of
/. L. Jones and 81 others for same.
BY Mr.. Litsiefsld Of Penobscot--Pe.ition
of II. J. Hartman and others for same.
BY Mr.. Greeley Of Standardization
of Elisha Megriman and 80 Others for same.
By Mr.. Sexeil Of Monfoe-Petition OF
T. Durham and 35 others praying for re-
vision Of tsxasion favorable 70 agricultural
interests.
BY Mr.. Hathaway of Passadumkeag-
Clam of Captain r K. Merrill for services
and money expended in behalf Of the State
Of Maine.
YoBK Cousrv DELEGATION.
By Mr.. Chadbourne Of Biddeford-B Bill
N act relating to compensation Of county
commissioner Of York county.
COMMITTEE RgPoRrs.
Mr.. Harris Of East Machias for th,
Washington county delegation, to vhicl
was referred the petition Of A. McNicko
and others praying that change be mad,
| In section % Of chs5ter 80 Of the Revise
Statutes relating 70 the salary Of the shsr
IL in Washington county, reported bill, Al
act in relation 10 the compensation Of ta
sheria Of the county Of Washington.
! Under the rules, this bill being Of pub
lie nature, would he on the table for prin,
Ing.
Mr.. Harris Of East Machias, moved thu
the rules be suspended, and that ths bill
/ have IL three several readings and pass :
be spgyossed, saying that although appaa
emily The bill va Of public nature, Il "
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A p,o.,., Ae,,o., rr,e s,lvsr co,os..

! a Ffoteet AeStoss kros oiivot ~o1cege.
| HARrroRD. Conn, Jan. 27.--The Hart
ford board Of trade this morning uasni.
mously adopted protest assins. the pas
sage of the bill pending in Congress provid-
| ing for the free coiaage of silver.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-01-28
Hon. wi,bur r. Lunt CONFINED.

WAsHfxsroE, Jan. 27.--The nomination
OF W. II. Luns, of Mime. ~ member Of
the board Of general appraisers Of merchsn-
dice, WAS confirmed to3sy.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-01-28

LONDON. Jan. 27.-It is reported tonight
:ha. Bradiau eh is in an exhausted condition.
He Is suffering from iassmnis.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-11-06
Notice 81 LIqnor LIceuse.

NYOTICE u hereby given tothe citizens q Haysvile
~ HARRISON township Dubois county. Ind thst the
undersigned male citizen Of the United States, Will
their next regular session In December 1891. for "
cense 70 retail malt and wine liquor. and
permit The same % be drank the pSemses under the
q the Law o. Indiana governing such
The precise location where said liquors are ID be sold
a on lot No - shown on the original pIst Of the
Indiana. JOHN L. OPEL.
Oct ~. leOl-3Ls
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-11-06

AYOTICE Il hereby given 10 the ctisens Of Jasper
An Bsnbridge township. Dubois county Ind that the
undersigned. male citizen Of the United States. will
apply the County Of Dubois county a.
their neat regular session In December lsel. for Il
cenre 20 retail Intoxicating liquor beer and zine and
permit the same 70 be drank the premises under the
The precise location where said liquors be sold
NJ lot No. Is. q shown the ginal plat OF the
town q Jasper cambridge township. Dubois county
Indiana JACOB HOFFMAN.
Oct 20. lSol-Sls
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-11-06

Tho ash which abounded In thee sees
partook Of the novelty which character
lied most Of the objects in tins New
World They rivaled the birds IN trop-
ical briIliancy u color. the scales Of
bome Of them CHANGING hack the rays Of
light like precious stones; ~ they sported
about the ships they flashed CLEANS %
gold and silver through tho clear waves;
and the dolphins. taken ont Of their ele-
ment. delighted the eye with the
changes Of colors ascribcil In fable TO
the chameleon.
No animals were seen in these isIands,
excepting species Of dog which never
barked, kind OF cony or rabbit called
"utia" by the natives. together with nu-
merous lizards and guanaA The last
were regarded with disgust and horror
BY ths Spxniasds. supposiug them TO b
farce and noxious serpents; but they
Woro found afterward 10 BE- perfectly
harmless. and their 6esh 70 be esteemed
. great d~licacy BY tho Indiana
For several day. Columbus lowered
about this island. seeking in vain to find
it, imaginary monarch. or To establish :
communication with him. until at length
be reluctantly became convinced Of his
error No sooner. however. did one de-
lusion fade away than another succeeded.
Ia reply TO the continual inquiries made
BY the Spaniards after the source whence
they procured their gold. the natives uni
formly pointed to the south. Columbus
now began to hear OF an island in that
direction called Cuba. but al that he
could collect concerning it from the
signs Of tho natives was colored by his
imagination. He understood il to be Of
great extent, Astounding In gold and
pearls and spices. and carrying on an ex-
tendvs commerce in those precious arti-
cles, and that large merchant ships came
to trade with its inhabitants
Comparing these misinterpreted 90
counts with the coast Of Asia a. laid
down on bis map. after the descriptions
Of Marco Polo, he concluded that this
island must b Cipango. and the mer-
chant ships mentioned must be those Of
the grand khan, who maintained an ex-
tenGve commerce in these seas. He
formed his plan accordingly, determin-
Ing to sail Immediately for this island
and make himself acquainted with it,
ports, cities and productions for the pur-
pose Of establishing relations Of traffic.
he would then seek another great island
called Bohio, Of which the natives gave
likewise marvellous accounts. His 90
journ in those islands would depend
upon the quantities Of gold, spices, pre-
cious stones and other objects Of oriental
Erade which he should find there. After
this be would proceed to the mainland
81 India, which must be within ten days
'ail, seek the city Quinsai. which. accord
ing to Marco Polo. was one Of the most
magnificent capitals in the world be
would there deliver in person the letters
81 the Castilian sovereigns to the grand
khan. and when be received his reply
return triumphantly to Spain with this
document TO prove that he had accom-
plished the great object Of his voyage.
such was the splendid scheme with
which Columbus fed bis imagination
when about to leave the Bahamas in
quest Of the island Of Cuba
(To - CONTINUED
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-11-06

NYOuCE h hereby given 20 the cItisens o. Porters-
~ VILE. Rocne township. Dubois county Ind that
he undegned male cisssn o. the United States will
apply to the County Commissioner 81 Dubois county
their neat regular session IN December 1891. for IL
eense 70 retail intoxicating liquor. beer and VINE and
permit the 70 he drank the premises under he
Of the Law d Indiana governing such licenses
The precise location where said liquors are 20 be sold
a. town one North. Of Range I'VE west. ~ rods.
adjoining the town Of PoftsrsvilIe Dubois county In
diana CHRIST. bENNiN0
Oct No el-3w
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-11-06

AYOT1CK % hereby given 70 he ctisens o. uaysvls
IN HARRISON township Dubois county. Ind that the
und resigned. male ctissn % the United States will
app 70 The County Commissioners OF Dubois county II
their next regular session In December TEL. tor n.
cense 20 retail intoxicating liquor beer and wine and
permit the same 10 be drank the premises under the
provisions " hslaw ~ Indiana governing such licenses
The precise location whore said liquors are 70 Be sold
on los No. -, shown o0 the original plat ~ The
town n nAysviIs. Harbison township. dubois county
Indiana JOHN NJ LRIS1NeR
ne a 1eo1-ets - ~ - N M
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-11-06

NOTICE. Il hereby given that The un-
~ der-'gned has been, BY TIE Clerk 81
the Dubois Circait Court, appointed
Administrator Of the estate Of Henry
Enthofen late Of Dubois county, Indi.
ana. deceased. Sail estate IL prohsbly
solvent. CHARLEs SoLIGA, Admr.
BRUSo BusrrNrR, Atty.
Oct. 30. 1891-3w.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-11-06

.Ths ~ q sCastoria \ 70 universal and
n nIpsroroe0o1on 70 endorDe t. Few are the
inssllIesnt families who do MOI keep CAsforaa
CAnxoo MAnsYN, d. D.,
New York CITY.
nA.s Pastor BloominedA1e Refogued Church.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-11-06

"Castoslas % vell adaptsd 70 children that
vrscon,mend n - superior toany prescription
4noun 70 mA" II. 4. AncHEn, n. D.,
III g. Oxford St., Brooklyn, MI.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-11-06
an OFFER TO FARM Frs,
THE PROGRESSIVE FARMER
and
.JaeDer COurier for AZ 90!

A. vii; be seen ~ adv. IN another
column We offer The "Courier" and tn
|"Progressive Farmer" the Official organ
|of the r. M B. A., together for So. Nov
IL the time TO subscribe. or course, ~
these terms, Il IL cash IN advance.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1891-03-26

she shall be entitled to receive the amount paid
in and such interest proportion Of the profits
as the Board of Trustees may determine, less all
fines ard other charges; provided, that at no
time shall more than one-quarter of the funds
in the treasnry in any one month BIZ app cable
to the demands Of withdrawing shareholders
without the consent Of the Board Of Trustees,
and that no shareholder shall be entitled to
Withdraw whose stock is held in pledge for
security unless the amount pledged shall be
returned in accordance with Sections Of Article
V. of these bylaws.
SEC. 2. When any stock shall reach par
value the shares not advanced upon shall be
treated as other stock upon which notice of
withdrawal has been given and be paid in the
order Of its issue as fast as the funds of the
Association in the treasury will admit, and
without interest or further profit after date of
reeching par value The shares advanced upon
shall be immediately cancelled at par value,
and the mortgages or other collateral made to
secure such advances shall be released by the
association.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1891-03-26
ARTICLE V.
ADVANCES OR LOANS.

SECTION /. All advances shall bear interest
at the rate Of not less than nor more than IL
per cert. and shall be subject to such premium
as the Board Of Trustees may from time to time
determine.
SEC 2. All advances shall be secured by
mortgage deeSs on real estate or upon the
pledge Of the capital stock OF the Association or
United States government bonds, which secu-
rty must within reasonable time not exceeding
thirty days after preference has been obtained
be submitted to the Finance Committee, and If
accepted, must secure the approval OF the
Board. No advance shall be made on stock
which has not been paid upon for at least six
months.
SEC. 3. Whenever an advance is awarded
for the purpose of purchasing real estate or
erecting buildings thereon, the money shall re-
main in the treasury until the completion of
the purchase, or OF the buildings, or may be
advanced in installments upon the order OF the
Finance Committee.
SEC. 4. Mortgage deeds and all notes or
bonds to the Association shall secure the pay
ment of the monthly installments on shares
Of stock on which advances are made, the
interest ON said advances, the payment OF all
fines assessed according to the bylaws OF the
Association, and all taxes street assessments
and fire insurance due on the property, and all
other liens ON property 80 mortgaged.
SEC. 5. In case of non-payment by the
member obtaining the advance or loan OF one
or more Of the items enumerated in the forego-
ing section for the space of six months after
the same shall become due, payment thereof
may be enforced at the option of the Board OF
Trustees, declaring the same due, and the com.
mencement Of proceedings to foreclose and sell
the security pledged or other legal process.
SEC. 8. All expenses incident to abstracts,
examination Of title, execution and recording
Of papers or sale Of security pledged to cover
advances, shall be paid by the party offering
security.
SEC. 7. For every one hundred dollars Of
money advanced, there shall be transferred to
the Association in addition to other security, one
share of the capital stock Of the Association,
and when an advance is secured by shares of
the capital stock only, the security shall be
sufficient to pay said advance, interest, pre-
mum, and fines liable to accrue in six months
after date OF advance, and the advance SO esti-
ma1ed must be no greater than the cash with
drawal value Of said capital stock pledged as
security at the time Of making said advance.
SEC s. Advances may be repaid to the
Association at the option of the Board Of Trustees
at any of their stated meetings, upon the pay
ment of one months extra interest and the full
amount advanced, and all interest, premium,
fines and other charges accrued, when the As
ISOLATION will release by the proper officers, all
securities pledged. The shares pledged to Sc
cure such advances returned, if cancelled, shall
be in accordance with Section 2. Article TX OF
these bylaws.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1891-03-26

thereon Heretofore paid, less such amount as
may be due from such shareholders to the
Association for calls, fines, penalties, and
monthly dues.
Order OF business at all meetings Of the
Board of Trustees
]. Roll call of officers.
2. Reading minutes OF last meeting.
3. Report OF Treasurer.
4. Advances to shareholders.
5. Presentation OF bills.
6. Repor. OF Secretary.
7. Report Of finance committee.
8. Unfinished business.
3. New business.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1891-03-26
ARTICLE VII.
FINES AND FoRrEIruREs.

ll +
SecTIoN L. Every shareholder who shall
neglect or fail to pay his or her monthly INSTALL
ments at the time the same shall become
due. shall pay to the Association fine OF ten
cents per share for each delinquency.
SEC. q. Every shareholder who shall neg
lect or fail to pay the premium for insurance,
assessments, balance due for taxes or other
charges on any property which he or she may
have pledged as security for an advance, within
one week after notice that such charges have
been paid by the Association, shall pay fine
of per cent. OF such charges for each month
they shall remain unpaid to the Association
Sec 8. If any shareholder neglects or re-
fuses to pay his or hermonthly dues, interest or
fines for period of six months, his or her
shares OF stock shall be declared forfeited by
the Board OF Trustees, when the same shall re-
vert to the Association. Such shareholder shall
be entitled to receive out OF any unappropriated
money in the treasury-subject to Section /,
Article IX-the amount of dues paid into the
Association, after deducting fines and charges
and proportion Of all incidental expenses,
with such proportion of the profit accrued as
the Board Of Trustees may apportion, and shall
thereupcn cease TO be shareholder OF the as
ISOLATION
SEC A. When such interest in the Associa-
ton may be determined, it may be paid to the
legal owner of the shares or may be carried to
the personal credit of the last known owner OF
the shares after notice shall have been mailed
to his or her last known postofiice address, by
the secretary, and no interest or share in the
profits OF the Association shall be payable on
the same thereafter.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1891-03-26
ARTICLE TX.
WITHDRAWALS.

SECTION l. Any shareholder wishing to
from the Association shall have. the
power to do so after paying in twelve or more
and by giving thirty days notice
Of his or her intention to withdraw, when he or
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1891-03-26

Choice List Of Inside Business and Residence Property Aberdeen
Large List Of Choice Property in South Aberdeen
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1891-03-26
8 of the Grays Harbor Building
and Loan Association.
ARTICLE 1.
NAME AND OBJECT.

lon /. This association shall be known
y Grays Harbor Building and Loan
hon."
II. The principal place of business of
citation shall be in the city Of Aberdeen,
Washington.
Is. That the object of said Association
Ito raise funds by the sale OF its capital
u ether usual methods; to make loans
pembers on interest, to aid them in
q and improving their homes and for
Exposes, upon such mortgage and other
as may be- lawful; to acquire property,
the same be obtained by virtue of sale
by mortgage judgment or other lien, or
base; and to hold, improve, and sell
B for the purpose of providing homes
Ter buildings for its members and for
W.ul purposes.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1891-03-26
ARTICLE III.
SHAREHOLDERS.

pN l. Each shareholder upon subscrib-
,ock OF the Association shall subscribe
reemert to comply with and obey the
md rules of the Association.
q. The annual meeting OF the share
n this Association shall be held at the
tbnsiness of this Association between
ty-fifth day of June and the third day
each year, and due notice of exact
time must be given by the Secretary
Bt two publications in local paper.
]. At the annual meeting the share
hall elect, by ballot, from among their
rev n Trustees Of the Association as
'er provided, the candidates receiving
bst number Of votes being elected.
J. A special meeting Of the share
hay be held at the call Of the Trustees
J due notice given in such manner as
J time to time may determine. When
'pr more shareholders shall present
request to the Secretary asking that
Meeting be called for any purpose, it
the duty of the Board Of Trustees to
ouch meeting. as requested, giving due
ereof.
5. The President, or, in case of his
pr disability, the Vice President, shall
d all meetings of the shareholders and
meetings Of the Trustees, as hereinafter
ed. In case of absence or disability of
Bident ard Vice President at any meet
trustees shall have power to appoint
|eir number to preside at such meeting.
5. At any meeting of the shareholders
hreho.der shall have the right to vot
or by proxy the, number of shares
lin his or her name, and all elections or
8 for any purpose must be conducted as
by law.
h. All elections for Trustees must be
and every shareholder shall have the
Rote for as many persons as there are
Ito he elected.
B. At the annual meeting of the share
hs heretofore stated. the shareholders
tt an auditing committee consisting of
h-office holding shareholders, who shall
and audit the books OF the several
pf the Association for the fiscal year
|sed, and report at the first regular
|of the new Board OF Trustees.
ARTICLE ~.
BOARD OF TRUSTEES.
|ON l. The Board of Trustees shall
Resident, Vice President and Treasurer
bng their number and Secretary and
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may pe calleu 1y .l,e i 4ia .; eec
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anu proceeolngs supJec' 70 'heir m
any 'i LIE ~, oxor,;so
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sa.eu niee.lnss sil'l' ausaie 20 .'lo lui'us
soca.lpn, OF such par " .lle saii,e as
s I9ail aole io' ioan, ~ IiaooiG u:e:
an caIelui'y eonsiuei al secuIi.les
II advances anu approve Ut reJect the
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nunn any ohicer, an poohs, papers,