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Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1894-05-25
Satisfactory,

SATISFACTORY
The cannibal was at no pains to conceal
his qualification when the waves tossed a
maiden of tender years ashore.
you are mineP' he exclaimed as he as
sisted her to her feet.
She shook her head sadly.
No." she answered, II left my heart in
yon PARKWAY land"
The native beamed, as far as he was able
with his complexion.
THAT doesn't cut any ice," he FASTENED
to assure her. I'VE have our doubts about
the fitness of the vital organs for food"
In fact, it made no difference at Aide
troit Tribune
The Standby.
"Who is this man from Tunkville who is
coming to the convention?" asked the re-
porter.
"Why," said the man in charge of the ar.
rangements, II don't know exactly"
HAS he a profession?"
mo-"
ANY military title?''
mot that know Of"
''Well, there is nothing else to do. We'll
have to put him down as 'one of Turk
ville's most influential citizens. '"-Wash
ington Star.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1894-05-25
Faster
to this
Fact.
Tragedy.

When Mary Hannah's dress was done,
The neighbors all came in to see
And gazed and ''my'd" and "oh'd" and ''ah'd'
Till she was proud as proud could be-.
The day was mild, and the sun shone bright
So, yielding to the neighbors' talk,
She thought to put the garment on
And go out for little walk.
The stunning gown was donned, and then
She cried for half day or more
The sleeves, alas, were made so wide
She couldn't get them through the door!
-EYchanpe
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1894-05-25

The Wisconsin Central Lines
Run
Two fast trains daily between st.
Paul, Minneapolis and Chicago, Mil
waukee and all points in Wisconsin,
making connection in Chicago with
all lines running east and south.
Tickets sold and baggage checked
through to all points in the United
States and Canadian provinces.
For full information regarding
routes, rates, maps, folders, ETC.. adj
dress your nearst ticket agent or
JAS. G.. POND, Gen. Pass. Agt..
MilWa ukee, Wis.
1854
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1894-05-25
A Sad Trip.

Tuesday afternoon Mrs. Albert
Zievertowski went to Brainerd to
get her two daughters, who have
been there for some time. She found
them at Cora Carney's house Of ILL.,
fame, and after considerable urging,
they promised to return to their
home with her. Wednesday she
boarded the train at Brainerd, ex-
pecting the girls to ioin her. They
failed to come. and she left the train
and went back for the girls. The
girls are named Augusta, aged IS
years, and Stella, aged Is years. One
has been in Brainerd about seven
months, and the other about three
months. Albert Zievertow ski and
family live about ten miles from Lit
tie Falls, in the town of Swan River,
having moved there from Winona
over two years ago. The father was
at the depot here today to meet his
wife and daughters, but received
word that they would be down in
the morning. They do not desire to
return home, but the mother thinks
she can induce them to. The girls
were formerly employed as domestics
in Little Falls.
What makes q house a home?
The mother we'll, the children rosy,
the father in good health and good
humor. All brought about by the
use Of De Wits Sarsaparilla. 1t
recommends itself. L. D. BROWN.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1894-05-25

ness to sail north on or about July T.
The first stop will be made at Godhavn,
on Disco island. Continuing north,
Melville bay will be crossed as quickly
as the condition Of the ice PERI 4 :, and
brief visit will be made to tho settle
ment Of primitive Eskimos near Cape
York. Then direct run will be made
to the Peary headquarters at Bowdoin
bay, in Inglefeld gulf, in latitude "
degrees 43 minutes, which point, it is
hoped, will be reached by July IS.
AS Lieutenant Peary is not expected
to return to his headquarters before the
last Of August, the ship will be avail
able for purposes Of original research
and exploration for nearly month. If
the conditions are favorable, the plans
Of the auxiliary expedition contemplate
an examination of the Baffn bay shore
Of Ellesmere Land with view to look
ing for records Of the two ill fated Swe-
dish naturalists, Bjorling and Kallsten-
JUS, whose schooner was wrecked on the
Carey islands in the summer of 1892.
Reputable arctic authorities affirm
that tribe Of Eskimos live on Ellesmere
Land the members Of which have never
come in contact with a civilized man.
A study Of the habits and mode Of life
Of these isolated northern natives would
prove most interesting and instructive
from the standpoint Of an ethnologist. It
is probable that Mr.. Bryant will attempt
to examine and chart the 800 miles Of
coast line forming the western border
Of Ellesmere Land, the outlines Of which
have never yet been ascertained. The
ship is due at BoWdoin bay, however,
on Sept 1, and nothing in the way Of
side expeditions will be allowed to in
tterfere with the main object Of the
voyage, the safe return Of tho Peary
party to the United States.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1894-05-25
DEHD RAMP.
Chief McKe1vey Kills Tramp
Who Resists Hrreet.

Special to the Transcript. - g..
ST. CLOUD, Mimi, May 23.-Chief OF
Police McKelvey attempted to arrest
two tramps this afternoon who had
committed highway robbery. They
resisted arrest, and drew a gun on
the officer. McKelvey then opened
fire on the tramps, killing one, Fred
erick Clifton, and badly wOunding
the other, VIM. Henderson.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1894-05-25
FRIENDLY WITH. THE SHAH.
Truxton Bea1e Is ON Very Good Terms With
the Persian Monarch.

Truxton Beale, who married Miss
Harriet Blaine, youngest daughter Of
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1894-05-25

the late James
G. Blaine, in
Washington re-
Gently, was a
close friend Of his
brides brother,
the late Walker
Blaine, and the
two families
have been init
mate for many
years. The bride
oroo,,, 80 %l1 1-1-
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1894-05-25
Cheap Lands! Low Rates!

On May Goth a Home Seekers and
Business Mems Excursion will be run
by the Minneapolis & st. Louis Ry.
from St. Paul. and Minneapolis to
81 Reno, Oklahoma and other
points. Rate, half fare ($24.9)) 10:
the. round trip. Rates from other
points proportionately low. Elk
cursiOn will go in through chair
cars, with porter and conductor in
charge. The farming lands in Okla
hOma are the best and cheapest to
be had anywhere at present. For
further information address A. B
Cntts. G. Il. & P. A., NJ. & st. l.: Ry.
Minneapolis. Mimi.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1894-05-25
THE MONOGRAPH.
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What is the best Monetary system
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American people. It is the intention.
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thought of the nation on this ques-
ton. The recognized leaders in all
political parties have been called up
On to contribute plans for their ideal
Monetary System. But not content
with this, we are determined to en-
body in the same volume the opin-
ions OF thousands OF the '.Great
Common People, and to that end
we will allow two dollars on the
price Of the book for your solution
Of this problem. expressed in not
more than 800 words. The Mono
graph, the best modern work TN
Monetary Systems, will be sent to
any address on receipt Of $500 It is
q book that will interest and in
struct, and is destined to become. =
giant factor in shaping the future
monetary system Of the nation.
THE MONOGRAPH PUBLISHING Com
PANY, ss 81
Room a, German Am n Blk Building.
8ssS 5ss 8.8 st. Paul, Mimi.
Reference by permission, Natl Ger.
Amin Bank
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1894-05-25

Ea c4an The only train affor(ling a
@oe1 full business day in Mime
to this apolis and st. Paul and
Fart still reaching Chicago next
e'~I' morning in advance of all
trains on other lines, is the Atlantic
& Southern Express via The North
Western Line. 1t has Wagner Buffet
Sleeper and Free Reclining Chair
Car and leaves Minneapolis, Daily
Except Sunday, 5:45 p. M; st. Paul
6:25 p. H.; arriving Chicago 500 a. M
, 1894-07-07

balb SrOinoton, uno ia9tc BORT gu me6rez
rcn B%efannten; SD bin Gbmarb 0fari9
unO Bate 0rei 6raucn. Bon elmer muroc
ib geidicbcn, cine lift i'm anbern 3immer,
Tr0u Stills mcincnO, unb an leBtcn
Sonnta8 beiratbetc tD 2ottie Gourter.
W6ein &ater bat ichon $20, 900 fir mj5
peripcnoet, CT iDirb Nun oucb DcLfclt, baB
ib aus oicier Gelcbicbtc DcrausfOmmc."
Sb AQe3 Dies 9tenomma9e bon Charles
Warib mar, ODER nicbt, Gbatlocbe lit, OaB
eS Dfelc 2eute 9cben iou, tpelcbe 9louben,
Srau Stills babe ii4 nit CHARLES uno
nt6t nit Goparo Marib per6eiratDct uno
iei ielbit 9etdui6t tporoet.
, 1894-07-07
Oermtibtes.

- 9Ste man blond miro, 0aS er5Gblt Bic
b%efarnte 9ariier SperettcnOipa Wtlp
OteDer, ybie blonde Mcper", tpie ite 9ez
D0bnli9 9cnannt piro. SD mill Elm Sc
bctmniB perrotben," ibreibt itc, ,i4 bin
gar ni6t blOnb, 3. +. iebt bin ib IS, ober
i6 pGr ei9cntli6 braun. QSie i9 aber
blono tpuroc, DaS lit cine eigentblmlide
@ei3!bte. Sch ioute i'm @Dmnaietbeater
I'M v%tletnen '0er5o9" Debiltircn. SIS par
@etcralprO6e 6eS StiifeS angeiagt. SEA-
tiirlib i'm &oitiim. Sn mcinem Qe6cn
bate i3 mti9 nO9 ni6t 9cidminft unb
NeSDalb trug ib betnt eriten Otale ettpa8
bid auf. Wfan ~bebauptcte, i0 tbue 6as
jeBt bel meincn Stolen, bod ba5 mill ib
nicbt enti6eioen unb oaS 9ebOrt au6 gar
ntcbt bicrber. Set icbmtutte MIDI allo -
nG, ll11be1cbretblicb, ntcbt sum Sagen. Die
Wan9en 5innoberrotb, 0ieQtu9enbra1en 3tpei
i6tpar5e, oide Stricbe, Der Muno ME ser
elmer gtegertn. 9a3u ieBte i6 cine bunfle
9erriife auf, 6eren 6aarfitue mir 6en&opf
nab rltGpGrtS 5o9. Sp fam ib auf Die
8ibne. lin 0Otte5mtIle1, iper lit 6etn
baS?M i6rte &0ntg, BET 6amalS utetn
9irettOr mar. vNas lit benn 6a5 fir ne
perritft 9eporbene Go9eliDeu9e! rief
@r6pin utto i6lug Bic 6dnoe 5ulommen.
rgtber tb bins oOd, 02tGD." = yOu?" ricf
@r6otn. Limb 10 piuit On ipielen?
@leiA tommit gu ber." un6 auf mtc9 5uz
trctcnD, rieb ct mir nit ieinem Gal6entu6
iofOrt Die S6nrtnfe a6. $780," iagta CT
banlt, guno ieBt tommit On nit mir" uno
ct 5o8 mib nit iidb in bic Garocrobe. 0ort
tabnt er mir bic Bcrriife 0b u10 Lief pl0b>
ltd fort, I'M nit elmer b[onbeu8erriid 5u>
riid3utommen. yNb, nun nicht blono," rief
t9, oa5 1T 10 FAB !" ct aber IieB feline 8ei2
9erut8 gelten. r6amoS," io9te ct, ais 6te
Berritde iaB. $50, uno iebt gebit gu,
unb menn On Slid baben niuit, TO fol9it
0u mir nt1b tpirit iiberboupt blond" Wteir
@ri3eilen alf Der 8ibne erregte Senlaz
tom. 9tidbt nrr BEL Der 9robe, aucb bel
Der 8oritelun9. Die 8lGtter iprocben ale
bon 6em y6lonOen Stern" WtilD WteDer
unb-i6 bci6loB, blonb SIT .tperbcn, abip>
Iut blon0> Sin Sriieur noDm MIDI in Sic
@rbeit nn0 na3 a3t SiBungen mar ic6
blono, 10 b(onb, mie i6 ieBt bin un6 tpie
tb ME 81 DerOen geglaubt battle.
- Sine 9(n3abl BON 8ereincn e6emali9er
franS0iii9er &Gmpfer aus Dem &riCge
bon 187OI71 batten an bic &ommer in
BariS 6aS 2lniuBeu gerj6tet, etne Crime
rungSme6atIe al bieien &rieg Su ftiften.
Der &rte9sntntiter iprob iib fir Die Mbz
lebnun9 beS @eiu1& aus, inbcln er erz
tldrte: eS iet nicbt eriprteBli6, burcb Elm
It6t6areS Qb5ei6en bic @riunerllng an
bteien 9lbi9nttt bet fran50iti6en Geibidbte
5u %DeretDt9en.
, 1894-07-07
31ntabQn

81 b oubaIe=2ptten $500 unb ~auftu6rts.
:" Seldte 3obluueeu. &au9e Sermine. IS BruSeut
Srterefen. SIN uumitteIbarer gt6be hes Noouoale unS
WtapiepnoO 8epots, bon SduleH uuD Gtrdbeu. gteuu
Gotten an Der 5bon1as abe, uobe Der Belmont un0
@litoH ADe.. fiub fIr cine ueue Sful, 9efouft unb toirb
6ieIelbe i~nnerbolb eues Sobres qeb0It ieiu. &b3ugs'
tondle une 9Bafct limb gelegt. 9ie 6abrt uad Der Stabt
betrdgt nun 6 Gents. Die 9D1bobH ipirb ibre ,3H9e in
flr3er 3ert ourn Dieies Seblet laufeu laiieu. Sic i16n,
fen Geiddftslotteu an Der &lfton uub Belmont Apc.,
lestere Die 60uptoerbjuNuugSliuI spti6en Der 5taot
nnb Der WcTtette. 8efiben3s Gotten an oneu Soften,
ltroBen. 96uler nad Muni9 auf Iei9te a65oblIugen
gebant. -.3uge ~perlafien SotrtaQs nm $40 ubr NIB
nm l.30 Dtttta9s bas Beas Ctr. r8eppt unD balteu all
meiuer 3DeiaofiCe, Gde 9iOerfeg Str. uuo Maplenoos
Station. Office Souutoes pffeu.
6. MeIms,
8fe6. bon, fri, ia, BAN 1885 Milnaufee abe.
, 1894-07-07
Heue d~1n5eigepp.

Slpe Gooes= Iu3ei9en, UeIde fir Ole
morocn=2Ius9abs ser. illinois Stats
5eitIn9' auf9e9ebeu weroct, erid2eincn Foften.
frei i'm 2lbenobIott. Die 2tnnahme non Din.
5ei9cH fir oos 2lbenoblots ihIie6t um u uhr
ntitta9s, fit Ole nlor9eu=2lusgabe um 10 uhr
Qbeu0s.
, 1894-07-07
Ornn0ei0enthltm.
@Ommsrfrtfa

Gotten in q. 6. @eItn9's @Otuers Safe @uboiotFon.
@nf oG9eneiuen @unI9 Der 3aBIrei4en geIu4er BON
Serrn 9eiiHg'S 6orm am gopers 2afe in @iscOufin 1T
be &ofe=6rOut in Gotten ~ousgelegt unb in ben 0tarft
eebra9t Poruers Cafe lit i'll 5peiftiuboer 5abrt nit
ber gtortb @eiteru=Sobn 3u erreiben, Iiegt nobe Der
Citation SenOa Sunctton, 8iscoufin. 9ie frr3e SEobrt
bon Seuoo Sunction 8nm Safe lit reid on Scenerieu uub
8etpobrt cine berrIibe @usf9t AMI bas Berlmliegeuee
SerrotH. 8e Gotten BADEN fdumtIit 50 SUP 6ubfronf
am See uto Ielblt i'm betBefteu CONNER rebt Elm be.
ftGnbig fiibler MiuO bonn Suoen iber ben 3afe unb fub
in Jolge ber @tbfruut uub bes itetig fibleH minbes
bteie Gotten Die begebrteiteH am gau3eu 2afs fe BADEN
cine Siefe bon 400 SUP, iinb NIT ben i9buTten
Sdottenb6unten tple GideH, 9u9en, @ebsrn, uuo onerlei
S3Iing9epd6ieu beitan6eu, erbeben fb t~beilpelIe so fEuB
iber ben Gee unb bieteu eine ntolertiGe ausi6t uber BEN
eine Wteile brejten uuo 3lper Wteilen Iangeu Gee, fueldez
an 69bnbett uno Sceuerien benz 9ofe 9eueoa, benz be.
Iie5teiten See g9iscOnfins, 9letbtormt. Sos flare
Wefer, bon GiIenqueaeu ssn6brt, fret BON allen Gulnpf.
pFanaeu, Der fanot9e 9oben btsten bic i6Oniteu Babe.
rI6se SabIretbes Slide, 8ootfabr.u unb Segeln Ioben
gu bieiem epert. Sir SabeauftelteH, CUTE @srpfesuug
nnb pron'pte 8erbiuoun9 sioif@en Der Station SenOa
SuuctiOu unb benz Safe tft geforqt.
Sur So Gotten fus oorbanoeu; fsirs 6aniIIs une
0GturIiebbaber IOnteu es unterla1ieu, f9 cine goufteae
gu Iibern. ydbere a~ustuHft srtbeiGt iOluis gIotteu
o~erlenbet
6. MeIm2
1855 WttSpaufee Mpe.
ODER 3ilnner 60. gtO. 20 Ga Gale Ctr.
Wueiuioer 9lnsut 3sIh, unh 0ouhopThSft
, 1894-07-07
Soft nn0 QDais Qeiuf)t.


CStue feline, ~gebi(bete iioiI6e famiIie all @8. @Onns.
" Ctr, n0be Catieg, i'll bu6i9er Gage, DfferIrt &oit
nno So9is ftr eIneu ooer 3pet 9erren. lioti9 nOrge8ogen;
Sin ihDHeS 6etm fir Semouoeu. 8eOtn9uHgeu auf
g~tadfr0ge. A0r: Il. 8 St0at53eituug.
, 1894-07-07
N1hmniminen.


al niger, @6eeler & @ilion, 9omeTtic, GtanbarD,
- 9Bbite, Milcor & Gibbs, geD 6oute. @rplpn, $500
bis $25. 90. Sarautlrt pDuitduDtQ uno iutaft. p Suen's
electric Bio, @de Gtute NIB A0ams Str, @intritt EOS
State Str. GfeH SOuntags BON $3.50 BORN. bis 1870
9tadm. 17n3, 1StgluiO
, 1894-07-07
0cMorbett :

yrGMf &sDundler, geItebter @otte ppn Gatbe Sofia
der. uno Batter pm 5 &iuoerH. an ). Sllli I'M Nlter BON
Al SaDren. 8eerbi9uug am Sonut69, ben 8. Suit,
9tobm. ! ubr. pom 3rauerGauIe, 1O4 &arro6ee Str.
aus nool Der q. SoiepbS 8trde un0 opu bort mad benz
gpnifa3iu5 Eriebhpie.
, 1894-07-07

6reuu0eu unb 8etaunten ole traurl4e gta1ri9t, 6aB
lteIn lieber @atte Sobanr Binder pl0BliG am 9er5s
lttoen oeItorben III. SeQrdbutB Sonnta9 %gtabmittag
nm , UDr BON l08 Yerrp=Str. 1uS.
GoruIitd 0Sjn0cr. C5ottiu
, 1894-07-07
SpSeSz9tts3ef0e.

SrernGslt lt0 9efanuter Die trouriQe No9riGt. bag
llnler 9~elle0teS GD9ter0et i'm 5Grtet Mlter BON 3a ltoz
natelt 9eItorhen 1T. Se9rGbniB am 8. Suli, 8ormitta8s
10 ubr; BON 1852 SolUe aue. ous mad @alohem. Um
titles 8ellet0 bitten Die troueruoen 9interblie6euen
&isSie uno @tlbeIn, YoIesfi, Glteru;
@bole NIB QRlQn. @eidlpiiter.
, 1894-07-07
SlnushaItnnasz 0eaenit1nDe.


gu Dertaufeu: WD6el BON 4 3iutnerrL Sfen, Sc
- i6irre - Nues gut erboIter. SpTort :pe9elI Ab'
reiIe. 1872 ga Gale Ape. 6Il2t
, 1894-07-07
2u DertQni0el;.

. uDcrtau 0 ell Gocr 5u n~erfauTen! Sine cut
- %onQcbQute 9Sorm BON so NCre, MIR eiue Gtuit0e
9Yabrt BON Der Staot; mertb $1,000. @ertauide ffr ?Rcf=
ben5 0af Der N9eit= ooer Nor0fette. QGas babt SBr AIT
9fertreu? 6reo. :. MIogerit0ot 23O-3&2 G8eft
WtaOIion Ctr, GDicuqO. 2il6t
, 1894-07-07
S~oSeS=@ttsetge

6reunben uuO 8etonuteu Die trourtQe gtofrt6t. bag
mein ~geliebter Satte Stepoor Sn9enIdjmiot int
alter bon "a Sobreu ianit i'm @errn enti6lafen lit.
8eeroi9ltg am SOnntag. ben 8. Suit Otitto9s l lbr,
bonn Srauerboule "a %. Ban gureu Str. aus nab Der
81. SranCtsCls=8ir9e uuo BON ba nab benz ct. 8Oui=
foCtHS=S otteSoder. Sic troueruben 6interblie6eueu
Wt1rD SsageniGmtOt, @attIu; Clara,
Muna, &eno. &iuoer; Sriebrl9 uno
6iI2t HmS Niorp TtniolT gtmieaereRiisrIi
, 1894-07-07
3DScSa15et0e

Srernoeu uno 8etonnten Die trauri9e g3adriGt. bar
meme liebe 6ran 6 III q, 9eb, Sonii9, 5retta9 DIOR
gen . llbr ianft entl9lafen III. Die 9eer0lQun9 fiuoet
itatt om @Onuta9, ben s, Suli, Mitta9S 1880, pom
Sranerbanie, 80 30. Safe Ctr, ua0 Wolbbeim. I'm
titles 8eiIeto bitten
@n8mt Yentiid)
uub feline 4 Sinber, rebft @ltern nnb @ei9lpiItern.
, 1894-07-07
MuEtiOns=Uerf

Nuttious.@ OttJ
ReguIGre gerfaufSsEa9e
0fontoss uHb 9ouuerftogs.
p / gertduTs an oueeren Soeen hes Wouata.
WnareH auf grteut:gerfouf, WbOIeTole ober TstaiL 30
&uttioHs=Yretlen.
gsrfdufs BON misunderstanding cine GpssiuIitat
sslb pO~rgsf6Offsn Bel Hebsrtrsguup
G0rrefpOnbsuasu lperbsn s%rlpartst.
MARTIN gmert9 & 60,
Nuftioudre,
I2ap1S, tuiO 261 6 6 State Str. ghicaaa
, 1894-07-07
gu Derltibtn.

gu UtTIHIUIII.
GeIb-Sebrau9eH 9 lie etmas?
gBtr %perItihsH 9elo IN 9roBen oOer fiettten SnntmeH
auf NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 4ianoS, Yferoe Wo9eu
uub &agsrbouSiGeine gu iebr ~uie6rt9en Staten uno auf
leDe beIteoIge 8ett. @b3obluugen Der @nle!berI fo1tHeH
81 leoer b%elleot9en 3ett gemadt uno ali otele NeIle Die
3tuieu reou3irt lper6et.
@6tCagp Mprtga9e &pan 60,
IS &aSoaeitr. GQanptflurl, eriter 6lur itber Der StrGBs.
24O9lStgluiO
, 1894-07-07
OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.

Annual Statement Of the NEWgARR I
Newark, in the State of New Jersey, on the
3lst day of December 1893: made to the Insurance
Superintendent of the State of Illinois, pursuant
to law:
Capital
Amount of Capital Stock, paid up in
25O,OOUVJ
Assets
5o,oooOO
Loans on Bonds and Mortgages %. 292, 125.O0
United States Stocks and Bonds ........ 23,9OO.O0
Railroad Bonds and Stocks. ......... 1I9,050.0 90
State, City, County and other Bonds. 2S,7l9.72
Bank Stocks ............ ...... 57,887.50
Cash on hand and in Bank. 14,496. 81
Interest due and accrued ............. 5,63555
premiums in course of collection and
transmission ....... 22.41976
Bills Receivable, taken for Fire, Marine
and Inland risks. ................ 9O2.04
Rents due and accrued .............. 17080
Unidentified assets ............... $S23.48
, 1894-07-07
TinQnsieues.


Roie, Guinlan s. Co., Mtortgo9e 9anfers, 72 9ears
~ bOrnitraBe perleiben Selo AMI GDica9Oer Srun0'
~etgertbnnI 81 Den nieOrigiten 4reiien, iOpte audi aut Sc
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, 1894-07-07

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Balance....$ 1872, 1912
Income
Premiums received during the year, in
-. -. -. 1,Zo5,4OO.OS
Interest and dividends received during
the Observation-Disclosures 9o,941.50
, 1894-07-07

Total gross amount of
claims for Losses. 1854, 1858
Net amount of unpaid Losses. .........S 1874 II
Amount of unearned Premiums on all
outstanding risks. -. ............. $685.
All other liabilities. go. ............ ... 76,7
, 1894-07-07
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"TGU
Gross claims for Losses, ad-
justed and unpaid .........$ 73,475.53
Gross claims for Losses, up
on which no action has
been taken. -. 100000
pany..........:,........... / 10000
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-07-26
ON HE OCEAN FLOOR.
Experiences CT Woman Who Put on s
 Diving suit.

Experiences CT a Woman Who Put on a
 Diving suit.
 See any fisha eS. lots of them. Che of my first acts was to place my tiftv-six- pound foot on prospective Fulton market crab This made a crunehing sound that boded poorly for the cluSta= cean.
 Ambling about as airily as my sub marine spring shit would permit, 1 bumped into something. Horrorsi Owing to the magnifyiug power of the water was sure II was d young whale. On dry land I would have shrieked. A 1t was simply grasped the divers hand convulsiyely. had eollided with . juvenile shark. who seurried away more frightened than l. and then turned and eyed Us from safe distance
 Down among the waterv reaches of seaweed. out from the dark lurking places under the rocks and big stones l started up an occasional eel. and now ana again could perceive some big fish with large. knowing. inquirina eyes peering at us out of the denselv green banks of hriny opaqueuess.
 was not bit afraid of an attack from any of these ea-monsters. l fancy they would have found small satisfaction fastening their teeth in my brass-mounted, lead->yeighted. vulcan. ized canvas suit
 Suddenly the lifeline was ierked in a questioning manner. 1 promptly re piled. and looked Up expecting ta see something above. But there was uoth. ing but the great roof of the sea. E Presently the diver put his helmet srgins1 mine I heard him distinctly say: Are you ready to get up vet9H His voice sounded far far away. but the articulation was quite distinct 1t was like the voice of a veptriloqutst at bis pranxs. and somewhat suggestive of the sounds one hears when under an sn@sthetie.
 ttwas with the greatest effort l final. ly answered back with d my strength. No, not vet.
 The sound of my voice fairly fright ened me as ii echoed forth and back in ay helmet. and served to remind ne that l was still of the earth earthly. There was eompanionship in that brief conversation.
 When i had been down about fifteen minutes ] found ny breaJh becoming shorter ant shorter. and then present ly SION p3ia set in ovcr the eyes. deeided 10 return to the surface May Merreiies il \ ! World