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tFEoM THURSDAYS DARYL
SALMAGUNDI.

Mrs. G. II. Sproule has taken charge
OF the postoffice.
The INDEPENDENT is under obi
CATIONS TO Hon. Geo. Russell for copies
OF bills ind resolutions introduced in
TO tho Legislature.
The INDEPENDENT acknowledges
the receipt OF II copy q I tho biennial
report OF o. IL. Grey, Secretary OF
State. 1t is mn interesting document.
Senator Stewart has our thanks
for n copy OF the report OF the Sccrc.
taay OF tho Interior and II large pack.
ago OF seeds. We are nov prepared
To raise our " garden sass
The E!ko Dramatic Club will pre-
sent tho drama Better than Gold" to
tho Carlin people Saturday night.
They have made arrangements with
tho railroad people for hail fare for
nll who wish to attend from Elko.
Tho al. OF Green & Abel proprietors
OF tho Depot Hotel, appears in anoth-
er column. The now proprietors will
spare no pains to make the hotel tir.t
class in all OF its appointments. Con-
tident Of their ability to satisfy their
patrons, they respectfully solicit a
share Of tho public patronage.
Rev. f. S. Witter will preach in
Starr Valley next Sabbath Mt IL md
I:3O r. ~, ut tho usual place OF SER
vice-the schoolhouse. Turn out and
hear the new missionary for eastern
Nevada preach. His sabbaths for pre-
siding at the new church, EIko, are
tho second and fourth Sabbaths in
january, will mako two Sabbaths
intervening between his last appoint
mont in Elko and his next one.
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LATE NEWS.

No break 10 the Senatorial dead
lock ut Lincoln, Nebraska, yester-
day.
The Senate by n vote OF 40 to %
passed tho Anti Option bill yester-
day.
1t is given out rs n straight slip,
that Henry Willard, the railroad mag
nate, will DO Cleveland's Secretary Of
the Interior.
E. B. Price, editor of tho Oroviile
Mercury and Assemblymnn from
Butte county, dropped dead in Sacra-
mento yesterday.
The Electoral vote OF Montana was
received Mt Washington yesterday.
This completes the electoral vote from
all the States.
Rear Admiral George T. Belknap
Of the U. $. Navy, says the time has
come for the United States to annex
tho Hawaiian Islands.
The Pacific Mail Steamship Co. has
reduced passenger rates from S90lo
so and freight rates from so To So
per ton from New York 10 tho 18TH
mus.
Tho steamer Aller that sailed from
New York yesterday took out SI,5O0.-
600 in gold for Austria and 2Op,OOJO
ounces Of silver and G3,0vo Mexican
dollars for London.
A fire in the Insane Asylum Mt
Chicago yesterday morning imperilled
the lives Of $50 patients. a panic
MIS- avoided and the iiro extinguished
after n loss Of $4,000.
Tho Hawaiian resolutions we're do
hnt"d in tho Senate yesterday by
Chandler OF New Hampshire, and
Dolph Of Oregon. Tho resolutions
wcnt over without action.
The House Committee on Tnter-
State and Foreign Commerce yestcr-
day ordered Il favorable report on the
Senate bill appropriating S2JI.000 for
the construction OF II ship cnnal In
connect lakes Union and Washington
with Puget Sound.
Bynum OF Indiana, Stockdnle OF
Mississippi, Boatwau OF Louisiana,
Buchanan Of New Jersey, and Pow
ers Of fluridu, huvc been appointed
a sub committee OF the Judiciary
Committee OF tho House TO luvesti-
gate tho whiskcy trust.
A dispatch from London states that
IL is learned on excellent authority
that tho British government has not
instructed It's Minister at Wishing
ton 10 protest against American in.
tcrfcrance 10 Hawaii, ms Grent Britain
does not expect the United Suites to
take any stop to which Grcut Dritnin
is liscly to object.
Repres' ntatice Stanford, Of Now
York, ycstcrjhyoTcrcd tho following
resolution in tho IIousc: That the
House thinks tho tin'o has come
wien tho prcsctvaticn and extension
Of our md tho npholding
Of our Hay demands prompt action by
this government towards tho immrdi.
nto annexation Of tho Hawaiian Islands
TO tho United States.
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[FRoN WEDSEsDAY's DA1Lr.l
8ALMAGUNDI,

1t was 80 degrees below zero last
night ut Mullor's drugstore.
Albert Hoffman, the young mnn
who attempted suicide at Reno Sun
day. was nlive at latest accounts.
John B. Abel turned over tho
County Hospital to the new Steward,
w. II. Armstrong, this morning md
took charge Of the Depot Hotel.
Hon. j. l.. Wines SAYS there is no
truth in the report that he has been
appointed to the head of the law de.
purtmcnt OF tho Southern Pacific II.
r. vice Greed IIaymond, deceased.
BY referring to the Legislative pro-
ceedlngs, it. will DO seen that our eco.
nomicul Assembly has PISSED n reso.
luton u appoint anothc. copying
Clerk. Are there any more patriots
out OF a job? II SO rake tLe treasury
and set them at work.
Wells, Fargo & Co, hive presented
each OF fheIr employees with n card
in the center Of which is embedded n
Columbian souvenir coin. II is n
beautiful keepsake presented in token
OF regard and appreciation Of faithful
services. Mr.. Ostreicher received
one this morning aud is justly proud
OF it.
Assemblyman Melnrkey went out
to Mason Valley last Sunday TO con
fer with his constituents in regard 10
their warts in Legislation. IIe says
some OF them want not only free coin
nge, out free whisky, with n ratio OF
IL to THAT is sixteen drinks TO
where they get one now.-Dayton
Times.
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tivcr -Biliousncss .

The chief symptoms Of this disease
nrc drprcssi'n OF spirits, foul coatcd
tongue, bad tasting mouth, Disagree
nbl1 breath, dry skin with blot .,hrs
md c:uptions, sallow complexion aud
Sollpw eyes, tirod aching shoulders.
dull pain in right sidr, f~aintncss, di2.
Gi0eas md irregular bowels. This
complaint In all OF It's forms can be
r'idl'y cured by taking DIR. Gunn's
Improved Liver Pills us directed, and
u lingering spoil Of sickness will often
DO wHrded OH by their u&c. Sold at
- cts II box by +. T.. Muller. druggist.
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Church Notice.

There will DO n congregational
meeting Mt the nov church Monday
evening, Feb. 9th, at 1880 O'clock, to
which all are invited Who attend the
meetings OF tho church and friends Of
tho society, To take action with regard
TO the gifts loft to the church by the
late W. +. Ross, to tuko steps for the
completion OF tho church and for the
transaction OF such other business as
may como before the meeting.
Mrs. Ed. REcRHARr,
President OF Ladies' Aid Soriety.
Mus q. II. SrnouLE, Secretary.
2JLi.
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Cniisputcd Authority.

Tho United Stntcs Dispcnsatory
Gays: that Onions nro u stimulani,
didrctic and cypcctoraG;; they in
crchso the appetite and promote di-
E'st.on." Tho juice made into syrup
0a in DR.. Gums Onion Syrup, has II
s~IrciI:c action on tho throat, lungs
anl mir passages, IL not only cures
Cnnghe, Colds, Group and Consumr.
ton, bat ilS stimulating effects,
strengthen md build up the system
aitCrwird. AZ Il tonic aud restorative
II has 10 equal. We solicit Il trial in
In" most chronic aud stubborn cas- p.
i'riro 30 cents. Sold by l.. f.. Muller,
urug.igt.
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ubsCrIbc Now.

Remember that you can got tho
WEEKLY INDEPENDENT md tho
Weekly Examiner for u your for 90
by Paying up all bnck subscriptions
aud u year III advance. Besides got.
ting both papers for n ycnr yCu have
u chance 10 draw one OF tho Exuu-
inor's magnificent prizes and got u
beautiful picture thrown In. Send
along your money and we will order
tho papers for you.
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A Sure Cure For Piles.

Itching Piles ntce known by moist
nre like perspirution, causing intense
itching when warm. This form as
we'll M Blind, BE, ding or Producing
void at onca to DR.. Bosanko's Pin
Remedy, which nets directly on part,
affected, absOrJs tumors, allays itch
ing md effects II permanent euro. g
cts. Druggists or mail. Circulars
free. DR.. Rosnnko, Philadelphia, Pa.
Sold by j.. +. Muller, Druggist.
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Settle Up.

No havo been compelled to send
on: billie this week to n number OF
our cub 'cribcrs who aro in arrears
fDT tho WEEKLY INDEPENDENT. Some
oI these nrrcarngos arO quito large
aud must bc settled b cfoiu tho iirstu
january. IL you lavo received II bill
f2r tho amount duo us, please Gull
aud sOttlo up,
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joint STATEMENT

0F AUDITOR AND TREASURER
OF ELKO COUNTY.
For the Quarter Ending Dec. 81.
1902.
SITE or NEVADA, ISIS.
AUDITORS OFFICE.
Jan. .. let's.
To the Honorable Board OF County Commi..
sioncrs OF Elko County, Nevada:
GENTLEMEN: We herewith submit orr Quar-
tcily Report OF the Finances Of tho County
for the quarter ending Dec. 81. 1902.
Respectfully submitted:
GEO. II. MEIGs,
Auditor.
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The T~CstIniOninIs.

Published on behalf of Hoods Sarsn-
parilla urc ae reliable and as worthy
your condolences, as " thcy cau,c from
yOui best and most trusted noiYhbor.
lhoy state simply facts.
Hoods Pills euro sick hoadacho.
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Carson Tribune:-A ssomblyman Nc
Nnughton hao introduced Il bill to
pay witncpscs in criminal casos the
eumo foes and por dion as jurors arc
paid.
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RATES.

One copy, enc 8 90
Quo copy. six u:outh9. ................- B %
For any period under elk months, one dollar
or month. Payable In advance.
uvcIod by Carrier il Elko st ?; c.nts . week
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-02-05

Protect your weak eyes from the
injurious effect Of sun and snow glass
by getting n pair Of dark glnsses al
Muller's.
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ADVERTISING RATES.

wall Ic made rs low As lie consistent with
sound business principles. Apply al the Of
Eco Tor terms.
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WEEKLY

Published every Sunday, and sen; to any ad-
dress tpot;age paid. at the following rates.
payable In advance:
ohc year.. "
hi. q ~
for any period under six months. Fifty
teris per month.
Entered at the Elko, Nevada, POstonice for
if,usn!ss.On tn ouslI the malls as second
lass mai! matter.
I!rw far is it from Wells to E.lks?
Euv. =. ). Witter went out TO Lam
ollie this morning.
Bishop Brooks died without max.
ing Il will. 1t is estimated that he
left m estate OF three.quartcrs OF II
million.
The remains OF w. l.. Ross will mr.
rive on the Tuscarora stage this even
Ing. Iney will Un kept here till Mon
day and then sent to thor final lestiu.
alton.
Senator Stewart gave the Nevada
Legislature a 5000 banquet Thurs
day evening. at which tho Silver
State banner was presented to Eureka
county.
Ga Thursday, Mrs. Mary T.. Bart
lett, OF Wyoming, received five votes
for Uuiicl States Senator. She il
6tid to DO tho first woman thus hon.
o.cd by L State LcSisiatare.
If two Of Eiko's most popular young
p.Op!c don't asroo to send us n liberal
supply o. wedding cake, We will toll
thN people that they intend to got
mlrc;ol in tho near future. We are
OF, Tor tho cake.
Dick Dorsey, I O'stroichor, Frank
hi~clhetrcs, j. Esgers, Major Miller
and Charley Holland went out this
afternoon with n four horse 81 Ugh 20
meet tho stage aud bring the remains
al Mr.. Ross TO town.
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DIED.

Ross:-At Mountain City, Eiko coun.
~, Nevada, Jan. 20, 1893, w. l..
Ross, II native Of Pennsylvania, aged
% yours.
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NJ. H. MILLER,

RECEIPTS FROM ALL SOURCES.
Bal in Treasury Sept 30, .2's30,4G9 90
Fees col. by officers. 9l2 IA
Per prop, '92 Assessor 1913 OF
Poll. 92, ASSESSOR. Ala 90
Gen license, Sheriff 2,026 90
Gam l,2U0 %
Tuition Non : Resi-
dents Elko Sch. -. 40 20
Real ~ per. prop. tax,
~ by lax Rec'r.. .85,56T 90
Poll Tux. lax Rec'r. ..l,G95 20
SO Fork School dist,
rebate on lumber. % 10
Old Bridge lumber. 10 90
Proceeds Mines..... 800 OF {
Total.... ..92,eI5 81
Less commissions on
Poll tax ...... 33 GO
Per prop tax . 10 81
Gam license. 70 90
Gen. license. .l2l So
Proceeds mines o 81
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Disbursements .sG2, 7I9 "a
Bnl in Treasury ,DU7o 7

Bnl in Treasury 49,. G0,U70 T3
The above amount stands To the
credit Of tho several funds as per
Treasurer's Bal. Sheet, dated Jan. 2.
1893, hereto attached.
TREAsURER's BALANCE SHEET.
Cash in Treasury to credit III various
funds, Jan !, 1923, as follows:
State Fund. 80. .........S so 81
Judges SALARY Fund ........ 1,G7G IS
Gen County Fund. go. 25,G2O G3
Cash Contingent Fund ...... 1901 W
INDECENT Sick Fund 100. 1851 O3
OGicere' Salary Fund ...... $3.50 IS
County School Fund ........
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Entered at the Elko. Nevada. POstofhce for
ifsusm!ss.on tn push the malls as second
lass mai! matter.
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DAILY N
AN EVENING PAPER,

ISSUED EVERY DAY, SUNDAYS E1.
= copied.
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Total 80. 256 30
Net receipts. .92,359 %
Total receipts 80. ....l22,S28 81
DIsBuRsFM ESTs
Gen County fund. S 1927 GS
State fund ......
SALARY fund.-. 4,2l7 II
!ndigent fund.-. 1886 II
Contingent fund.-. 4l9 AZ
Judges salary.
Cash paid State
Treasurer. go. 40,377 Al
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Total

Total receipts ...... .....122,62S 81
Paid from Co funds 03,537 Al
Paid from State"
Paid from judges
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Tor any period under six months, Fifty
teriS per month.
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Published ove=y sunday, And sen, to any ad-
dress tpot;age pAid). at the following rstea.
payable In advance:
Ohc year, W
nj. LOulE1.. a "
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w. w. BOOHER,

EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
The Republican journal., 1893-02-09

Two Of diphtheria We're reported in
the Waldo avenue district last week. one
child of III. S. Cunningham and one of Otis
Ryder being i'll. Both are now much i'm
proved.
Miss Mary S. McCobb, who lately prepar-
ed for presentation here Mrs. Jarleys
Wax Works, will give three Shakespearean
readings later i'll the month for benevolent
object. Her subject will be As You Like 1t,
Merchant of Venice and Hamlet.
| The steamer Electa has not come over from
Castine since last Friday, and tile Islesboro
mail has been brought over to Lincolnville
IN a small boat. Wednesday noon Belfast
harbor and the bay We're free from IKE nearly
to Turtle Head and Sears Island, but there
was some floating ice near the head and
down the bay.
HEAD OF TIDE The Ladies' Sewing Cir
Gle will give meat supper and entertain-
ment at Union Hall Tuesday evening, Ftb.
14th. Each person who eats supper to be
presented with valentine, Admission, in
Guiding, supper 25c. There will also ~ an
apron sale ana grab bag Rev. Geo. +.
Hatch Of LINN, Mass, Will occupy our
church pulpit next Sunday morning AT 1910
O'clock. Mr. f. l.. Bryant Of Waldo is
teaching successful school in our village.
MIR. f. s. Pitcher closed a profitable singing
school of II lessons last Tuesday evening.
WATERPROOF. Capt. ID, NJ. Belches fell
down stairs Thursday morning, breaking his
arm and bruising him badly His injuries
are not thought to be serious, however,.
Mrs. Harrison Howes, Mrs Hattie Kings
The Republican journal., 1893-02-09

MeSSrs. W. T. THOMPSON, +. W. BROW n
and Il. f. Dunton, of the Waldo County bar,
went 70 Augusta yesterday to attend the
meeting and banquet Of the State Bar Assoc
citation. Mr. Brown took with him for pre-
sentaton to the Legislature a numerously
signed petition III behalf Of tile proposed IN
tension of the b. 4 NJ. L. X. r. to Moose
head Lake.
The Republican journal., 1893-02-09
Beware of Ointments for Catarrh that
contain Mercury,

as mercury will surely destroy the sense of
smell and completely drrange the whole sys-
TEN when entering it through the mucous
surfaces. Such articles should never he
used except ON prescriptions from reputable
physicians, AS the damage they Will do is ten
fold to the good yon can possibly derive from
them Halls Catarrh Cure, manufactured by
F. j. Cheney Co., Toledo, O., contains no
mercury. and is taken internally. acting ,li-
recty upon the blood and mucous surfaces
of the system. In buying Halls Catarrh
Cure he sure YOU get the genuine. 1t is taken
internally and is made IN Toledo, Ohio, by
+. j. Cheney 4 60 Testimonials free.
i a. Sold by Druggists. price 15c. per bottle
The Republican journal., 1893-02-09

HE CHURCHES. Last SUNDAY was observ-
ed as Christian Endeavor Day There VIZ
but one service ii ;he evening at the Ban
fist Church conducted Try the Y t. S G.. f.
The exercises consisted Of messages from fine
{. f. Societies of Japan. Africa. China India
and Oceanica, with remarks by Revs. G. E.
Tufts and J f. TiItNn, Tie service was
work. particularly the letters from Pres.
Clark, who is travelling in Europe he
Tniverss,llst Pianista Club will give another
entertainment at the vestry Friday evening
The entertainment vii be the Iresent;l-
ton of the charming play, Fairy of the
Fountain There will also be a sale of
confectionery. The proceeds of tie enter
tainments will be used to buy piano for the
vestry The Universalist Sewing Circle
met with Mrs. Elmer Small, Miller ST.
last Tuesday afternoon. ....The Congrega-
tlonailsts held a union meeting of the Church
and Christian Endeavor Sunday evening.
The Union meetings have been discontinued
for the present and the regular services at
the different church IS are held as before.
Services at the Cniversast Church next
Sunday; Topics, 1913 a. III, A question and
answer, or the giving of food the test of dis
cipleship. John XXI u, Is, II. S. S. u NJ,
Nehemiah S Prayer Neh. /: LIST, 11th y. =.
9. q. & p. M, Making the most of life Matt.
VI. 25-;33 Lecture, p. m, Appearances
pro and con.-human Judgment biased by
these.
The Republican journal., 1893-02-09
Com missioners' Notice.

THE undersigned having been appointed by the
L Hon. Jude of Probate for the County of
Waldo, on the -econd Tuesday of January, A. ID.
1898, commissioners to receive and eN mine ] he
claims of creditors against the estate IF THOMAS
DAVIS, late If Muntville, i'll said County, de
ceased, hereby give notice that sin months from
the date Of said appointment allowed to said
creditors in winch 70 present and prove their
claims, and that they will be III session at The of
flee Of l.. c Morse, in Liberty III said County Of
Waldo, the fifth day of April, A. u. 1895, ten
o'clock in the forenoon, and at the same place on
the twelfth day Of July, \. y. 1893, at ten o'clock
i'll the for noon, for the purpose of recei ing the
same.
Dated this 9th day of Februa n A. u 1899.
LUGIIiS & MORSE. ,
3W6 X. w CON, ,N''''''
The Republican journal., 1893-02-09
The Silver Bill.

Here is ncle Sans account with the Sill
Yer mines up to date:
Ounces. Cost.
Purchased under Of 1873 2ss IA 1872 $a s 80 An
Sherman .... ~. l2a926. I.s5 III 81 40
Totals ..... AS 401 ~. sl:;4. ~. ~ !
IN resent market value. ......-.4 ;51 Az ,151
l-n -+-.....-- Sso,ll.l .i.I1
These figures are sufficiently eloquent.
Boston Herald.
The Republican journal., 1893-02-09

District now opens at l,,0 o clock instead o1
as formerly
The regular February term of Probate
Court viii he held next Tuesday: also AN
adjourned term of the County Commss ion
ers; Insolvency Court Wednesday
Joshua LittletielG, Jr., Of Waldo has given
the boys q stint IN wood cutting. One day
recently he cnt and piled two cords and six
feer II hard wood in seven and one-lalf
hours
Tie proect Of improving Northport avenue
IS again being agitated. The avenue is five
rods Wide between fences and the roadbed
could b considerably widened without tax
ing any more land. The property owners
will contribute literally towards the i'm
rrovement Vt tile avenue
Mail carrier Boynton ef the North Sears
mont route got vat suddenly and Slid down
d steep hll IN tile slush whle coming in
Monday The horse. relieved of the driver
ald mail finding lmnset Slowed around and
heading III hin, Kept % back 70 Belmont
corner Pres got here lust rhe same.
Tt~ spring ttsm II thr State Normal
~
seen Ny advertisement IN tins issue. The
schaA ~ mdei thc large II The ahle ltiin-
riral Atltrt f Richardson, n NJ, and
i"tFiS N"ltilN' 'is'' 'iti' ii'7 - $3.50 '' go
5Aat-
=" - ''''T '' ~ y
"
LECTURE Rev Geo. + Tufts Will lecture
lit the, Baptist Clurch next Friday evening
VI southern Italy Admission . cents the
proceeds 10 90 toward The carpet fund Mir
Tufts has given his lectures in Lihertv and
Tharndikt ANA thrY Ar4 spoken verv highly
II by VII who heard them A n0tice of his
second lecture IN Thorndike VIII be found
on th,- 2nl pagt Mr. Tufts manv Belfast
friends viii N. glad Of rhis opportunity 10
hear him
\,
AiAe ''os'0l 'tope = '4tS No'inS
contest Tor some Of the New England States,
the winners of which in their respertive
&tiss'S afe 20 thl'N q tflP 70 the ,Aleds"
The Republican journal., 1893-02-09
ruE NEWS OF BELFAST.


TME DIFFERENCE
ME sarefu man gets up at morn
Taslean his paths from snow.
Nith frozen toes aud clothing torn,
n, So - hi cash you know.
rtess man Sleeps until nine
Eayi nrds thu suns warm RAYS
lfqslrle lis garden pathways shine
HFN+ likewise cleared his WAYS.
~
i uadited at tie January term II
sff amounting G. - Isl - are now
itaS Il the eaantN treasurer for pas-
'a. names Of veterans TO whom
granted the raYt week We're
t ". Boulter. increas,. ana Gus
nautem- restoration and increase.
lA NJ the 1ruant erfi~Ts returning
55u "a school in city Point district
fbe parents elaini that the scholars
aad a,l twenty toitr Weel>s aur-
Isu"l year, tho JAN requiring SIX
tltst theg wcrr kep Mtt few days
t eolds
9vitt. jr, ba. Received a letter
-afii, frun FhineaS Libby whu
fvcl froul Belfast O. Hammond,
tiis tgat peas are iiY ana strawber-
aagla ol his sons pace Mr.. Libhv
N4J Nh, heati t- ~omey hat BETTER
osll 0, Wifi i.ere
.....t-,,f ..4.,,.,. ,..,...l. ,.,.,,.,,.
Y5.st ..f fi,s s;tt..r. ILL., -.nt bar,. i,st
.m, .ia;gh,n@ ,.,r., ~ HMM
The Republican journal., 1893-02-09

tapitai RAID up In Cash. $2OO,OOU.
ASSETS, DEE. 81 500.
Real estate owned hN the company
unInGumbtieu.... $ 500
Loans on BOND and mortgage first
liens 49, ..... ..-.--..-.. so 700 90
Stocks and bonds owned by the com
panS, market value ...... ..... 2ao,44l -
Loans seruretl h> coaterls ......... III $50 o.
Cash III the npan>> principe, Office
and in bank. ....-..... 54.sl9 -
interest due and accrued -. :i.O41 u,
PREMIUMS III due course Of collections lpOS9S 81
Aggregate of AL the admitted assets
of the company At Their actual value Si+ 1888 l.;
LlAhILll1E> DC. 81, 1882
Net amount NJ unpaid losses anI
CLAIMS ..... .}S 49, %
Amount require! To safely rt-insurt
all outstanding risks =. ........... of9 90 81
All other demands against the com
panN w commissions, 90 l3.+7l II
Total amount at liabilities. except
capital stock aud net surplus .... 800 a:ia 81
Capital actually paid up in cash .. goo, 900 90
surplus be."na capital ........-...4.. 4525o "a
Aggregate amount of liabilities IN
Guiding net surplus -. ...-... ....S564 1873 Is
FRED ATWOOD. Win,erport,
JAS. PATTEE, Belfast, agents. SIS
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-13
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man who has learned Ia rule not only
herself. but atll gain domain over the
cook. And that means that she gov
ems comfort.
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when she gets up. and who can 90 To
sleep with smile. for IN this way she
grects the coming day and al the end 81
II she has hlottcd out all the disagree
abes.
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fer hcS friends and her enemies. IL will
keep the tirst and II is the best weapon
against the last !
That IL a wlse woman who can smile
when the little worries are coming about
and make 81 them little bits II fun.
That ~ a visc woman who can smile
Al a compliment. be pleased and for
get IL.
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al an insult and never sec II.