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Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1894-12-14
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Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1894-12-14

mocracy Of the State is in very
bad shape, is not at all a question,
as is evidedced by late develope-
ments. There are remedies for this
condition ofaffairs all around us.
We do not need to be troubled about
looking up political Moses. GU
bernatorial timber is plentiful and
strong. In the future it will take
brains and merit to win. The age
demands it. Where can you, for
instance, find a better combination
of all the essentials of a tip top
Governor than in the Hon. Ernest
Pillow? Upon whose shoulders
could the gubernatorial mantle
more worthily descend than upon
those of Hon. Frank. P Bond? And
who could wear with more eminent
fitness and grace the executive TO-
ga than honest and brainy E. ".
Carmack? There would also be add
ed lustre to the pages Of Tennessee's
history should the Hon. julius A.
Trousddale be placed in Executive
Chamber. All of these are good
men and any one of them, | believe
could, marshal and marched the
Democratic hosts to victory,
grand in proportion and magnificent
in its rewords. No eulogy | could
be1tow upon any of these worthy
sons. could be too fulSome or under
served, and the many hard fought
battles of the past in which they
have participated in the ranks en-
titles them to the recognition which
I seek for them from the party. A
more high toned gentleman and
scholar, a more earnest student
and better master Of the law, a
more correct and unbiased citizen,
and more patriotic Democrat ne
yer hoaored Tennessee with his
nativity than Ernest Pillow. He
has ev,r plac d himself in the
breach when the success Of his party
has been lmperilcd and has emcr-
eed from the smoke Of many hard
fought political battles with the CO.
lors OF his party floating grandly
and dustcss in the breeze Of tri-
umph. Frank Bond could be cleo
ted and would make a good Gov
crnor. His splendid intellect, his
genial and manly disposition and
his high sense of prsonal honor and
public integrity are winning cards
which will ever make him a favor
tie with all who know Linn or OF
him, and at no distant day the De.
mocracy of the State may call upon
him to exercise the gubernatoriaI
functions.
And so with all the others, But
it seems like carrying Goals to New
Castle again to dwell further or
this theme Or to pay further tribute
10 such oh racters. One of them
and either one CT them can deliver
us safely in 'S6.
BY next week, trust the result
of the election We held some time
ago will become known to the pub
lie, and then | will take up thai
theme which hath no end-Th,
Legislature,
r. NJ. Fields,
Nashville, Tenn, Dec. Sth.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1894-12-14
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Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1894-12-14
-&ITISA SIGN8-

1t is sign you are going to get
a bargin if you come and take adj
vantage of our prices on shoes that
are discounting all former ones %
per cent.
Big feet, little feet, long feet,
short feet, thick feet, thin feet,
wide feet, narrow feet, or any other
kind of feet can be easily fitted
from our mammoth stock of Boots
and Shoes which are madeby firms
whose mottow is allleathergood4
workmanship, honest goods, latest
style, perfect fitting, solid COM
fort and ease, and are recommend
ed by Warewell & Lowprice, Try
them.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1894-12-14
Christmas Coming
And 1t is about time you were making up your
mind as to what presents you are going to give your
family and friends.
Had You Ever Thought

That for any person, old, young or middle-aged,
there is no present more appropriate, more appre
ciated or more beneficial than
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1894-12-14

Kolb's latest revolution wasabout
dixie the others he has enjineered;
lad more wind than ammunition
aboard.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1894-12-14

great reduction in clothing! We have marked every
dollars worth OF clothing down. in order to it
Fore list On the tariff law goes into effect
and dispose ofour stock by that
the Goth of Nov marked down piece clothing in
house TO price that will surprise Dont fail TO
catch W. business and you get the clothing
cheap il you will como
AlD1g1aE IANR9 WINGS
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1894-12-14
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In this you will find great help in making your
selections for ere we have every kind OF religious
and literary hooks listed under appropriate head.
Every good book published Gail be bought OF us at
publishers prices.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1894-12-14

Our stock will stand the closest
scrutiny and we ask our patrons to
inspect it carefully. You will find
it pleasant and profitable to look
ever our new line Of Dress Goods
which has been selected with q
view to utility and beauty, and to
give you a beautiful dress for very
small amount Of money.
The latests styles and best goods
can be found in our stock. We re-
spectfully invite you to call and
examine our beautiful line Of dress
fabrics of all kinds and grades.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1894-12-14

The old saying that "moncy
takes wings" does not lose its per-
Thence with the flight of time.
Coed reason and a proper opprccia-
ton Of the value of dollars will in
ducc you to buy your shoes from
us this season.
Our wooden department is COM
plete, and our prices arc f, r below
any ever offered you in tins city
before.
.sCOME AND SEE THEMs.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1894-12-14
A Good Wholesome Book?

Think about it! Do you know Of any gift which
would bring more pleasure to your old gray
haired parent or be more improving to your chill
dren
, 1894-08-10
abennblatt nr autaofa staata- Bettnae, Gratae, 10. anent 1894

o0mTater alt1 0en Sohn Ocrcrbt. Die jcblgcn
GDcilDa6er itnO Sra 8ercgo Sra SC. Bcs
re0o ltn0 2(rtbur rs. Ycrcgo. Biclc Sabre
.Dinourcb ipurbe oo5 @cidDdit in No. 1913
ln0 1870 Sutton StroBe bctriebclt, uuo lief
bis nac6 9tuilNu Ctr. ourcb. 8ci Dem
6cucr, BON ipcldcm oo@ Oebdloc im Sep
TENDER 1891 3crltDrt ipdro, lpltr0c audi Sc
rcgO'S WaarcnloBcr D%oIitGnoig ruinirt unO
Elm Scba6en BON $50, 900 ocruyiac6t, 0em
ltur cine Nerliobcrurt9 in O0bc BON $58, 900
gegcniiberlt0no. Grit i'm Nugult b. SIS.
cr0fincte Die 6irmo ibr nele8 @elbGft in
8art 9toip, obnc tnoeiien BORT ibre alte unO
9rOBe &unol6att iptcOer SIT ftnocn. Die
Serbin0llcDfcttcn tDerben auf $50, 900 altge>.
gcbcn, un0 cS betBt, baB sic 8eitGn0e tpez
lentlt9 9r0Bcr itnO. Die Neutrality-suspicious.
lra8un0 puroe pOrgenommen, nm gepilie
geIcb0ttltcbe Scriptdlungen 5u Droucn.
gtab oem Sranoe bat Die Tirlna ME tbr
alteS 9lnieben picOer9etponnen.
- Su oen Sta0toterteG Stetnipoo BON
Gong SSlonO Gltp ent9in9 Ser ScbanfpirtD
Sobn 9Seibcrt, Elm Geufel in Wteni@engez
itdlt, Der letn g8etb in ulbarm6cr5lgltcr
gSetle miBbanoelte, nit fnapper 9totb Dem
2Onb9ertcbt, unO MIR benz Gtugreifen Der
8oli3eimanni9aft bic ser empDrten GOltSz
men8e cine fOrmIicbe S6labt ~Iieferte, bate
Der Serl eS SIT Derbanfen, baB er iein 9eben
rettete. st mar einem 9olt3iiten, BEN Die
6ii!ferufe bcr Tran berbeigelodt, nit Dem
8eDolOer eHt8e8en9etreten unb erit ais Ser
itGrfun8cn ein8etroffen. fonnte man ben
ltnbol0 6tngfeit mac6en. Qluf benz 0ege
mach benz St1ttonSbaule llIChte Die NDlf5>
men9e ben &erl ben 6dnoen Der 8oIi5ei 81
entreiBen. Grit ais ite bon benz 8niippel
ener9ii6 @ebrau6 gen1acbt unb einen Der
Qufrltbreriidcft Derboftet Bate, tpurbe Die
Gube wteOer ber9efteut. Die armc Srau
murbe nit 8eulen unb @unben ait gan5et
&0rper mach benz 9Oipital 9eidbaift.
= 9aS Stp0lf Wteilen bon Ol6foi6 in
@iSconitn beIe9ene 0orf Q8inncconne lift
am Wfittpocb burcb etnen g8albbran6 taft
pOIitanbi9 ein9eQic5crt tporben. @5 par
Elm betriebiar1er Srt Don fani3e5nbun6ert
Gintpobnern.
, 1894-08-10
Observation-Disclosures

Ser @a66ol6erbeertpcin lit Elm GuBcrit
angencbmeS @etrGnt, u1o 6a gSab6olocrz
beeren oft in grOBen Mengen geraoe bort
ipil0 tpabien, no Geben lnD anoere 8ee7
renarten nibt mebr Dorfommen, 10 Diirfte
0enlelben in 3ufunft ettpaS meDr Q(ufmert>
lanfeit geichentt peroett. Wtan iteut 0et
WabbOloerbcertpein in folgen6er 0eile
fer: 10 8funo gut 3eritoBcne 8acb6olz
berbeeren mtlbt man nit 10 BfunO6Onig,
ba5u 9icbt man 30 g &oggeniaperteig D0er
AUDI BreBbefc unO 9teBt 10-12 Quart
3iemLi6 DeiBeS g8aiier ba5u. Die genannte
Wfiidung fonmt in einen 8ottic6, in peLa
chem man ite elite 8tertelitun0e tiicbtt9
bur6einan6er ritDrt. Der 8ottib miro
nacbber gut 3u9cOeGt unb in Elm 2ocaL gez
bradbt, pelbeS auf minoeitenS 200 st. err
tpGrtnt ner6el1 fam. Die 6obe GemperQz
tur lit notDtpen0t9, um cine 5iemlidb ral6
berlaufenbe @Gbrun9 SIT peranladen. SIS
6tIoet itb an Der 0bcrflGbe tp6brenb Ser
0dbrung cine ~fruitenarti9e 0eGe, bic iiB
am @n6e 6erielben pcrtbetlt, auCb erfennt
man am &larperben Der Slitiiigfeit sic
8een6tgung Der 0Gbrung. Sobalo man
0teS mabr8enoml1en, brtn9t man BEN gSetn
GUT Jfa68Gbrung bon BEN Srebern befreit
III ctn TGBben. oSeBt genitgt bic 9eD0bnz
lt6e &elertemperatur (ettpa 12-15O st.
oOer 15-18o g. gtacb tpetteren 6-8
8oben ipir0 Ser 9Sein gum 3~tpeiten Wtale
ab8elaiien unb gut %Deripun0et. 0ta90em
ct un9efGbr ein Sa6r I'M SAB getegen, fam
ct III Tlal3en obge3O9en DerOen, Die bis
sum @ebraube beliebig lang auf6epaDrt
lper0en f0nnen.
, 1894-08-10

0te r8omen'S 8afing Go.", Sic felt
orci Sabren in benz 6auie 6O1-6O5 8eit
Mfaotion Str. cine 8dderet betrteb, fab
iib seitern 9e5pun9en, bic S6itren gu iblte7
BEN, 6a ie cine BON Dean 8roS. & 2incaIe
eingeflagte 6Dpot6et ntcbt 5ablen tOnnte.
Die Sirma mclbete i'm Gountp8ericbt cine
llebcrtragung ibres 8erm0gens an Geo.
SO. STOP an unb e%rtIarte, 6oB i6re 9lctipa
$500 unb ibre 8aliiOa $4,000 betriI9en.
Gorl Oablgreen, bon Ser bieiigen
56neiberfirma 0abGgreen 8ro8., itarb
geitern in ct. SOiepb, Wti9, pl0BIi9 ant
6er3i3Ioge.
, 1894-08-10
Oo0esfdue

tpuroen bel1te 8ormttta9 i'm @eIun66eitSs
amt mte fol8t geme(oet:
8iuiom @oeOert, 81 Sabre, 8tb8e 9aoa6
naDe Q8eftern Qtpe.
2(usuit 8u9el, 6 O1t., AZ @efOnftr.
gS;uie 9aag, l Sa3r 6 Ott., 1868 sc.
GobeDitroBc.
2tnrie 9ormos, % Sabre, 81 0teliOns
itroBe.
@iQiam 8admon, l Sabr 2 Wat., 422
Qam[ine QlDe.
, 1894-08-10
Nene An1eiaen.

OIae Gooes= weIde fir Ole
nIorsers2lussabe Ger nJainOis Stats
3eiture" auf9eeebeu weroeu, erfderrten foiten.
fret i'm NbenobIatt. Die ~2Innahme pons2In=
seieen fir eas NbenSbIatt fdIie6t am u uRr
mittass, fir ole morsen=2Ius9abe nm 10 uhr
Nben0S.
, 1894-08-10
Grtrunfen.

Der neunid6ri8e RanOOlpb @lbredt bon
$50. SO 9. @onalitroBe i~tiir5te geitern
Nben6 DOm Sitenoe Ser 8an 8urehitraBens
Bride uno e%rtrant, e6e ibn10itlfe ~9eleiitet
tper6en tonnte.-6enrD Ntce, Elm Q(rbeiter
aus Melroie 8orf, moute 9eitern am TlBe
BON 9elamare 8Iacc ein SAB nebnten, ais
i'm bel benz boDen 8eIlen9an9 Die &rGfte
nerlieBen un6 er unteriant. Die 2ei6e
nltroe nod nicbt 9efunoeu.
, 1894-08-10
Oerfldoter GonitdbIer.

@on Dem Gonitobtcr Tre6 8eiBtpan8er
for5erte Sran Oteute 0auure, $50. 1872
@lorttr0Be tpObnbaft, beute 0for9en Dor
Jtt9ter &eriten Die Q(uSlieferung g"etpiiier
Saben, pelbe 8eiBpan9er ouf etnen bon
Der &lG9crin ertDirften 8ei9lagua6me>
8efebl on itcb 9enommen, aber nocb nicbt
an bic &lG9erin ab9eliefert ba6en ioQte.
8etBman9er e~rlangte einen Qlufi3ub bis
gum Is. Muquit.
, 1894-08-10
foI9en zines Raufhes.

Ser 28iG6riQe in 6aroeD & Mc@utre'S
2o8trDauie No. 1913 g, Start Ctr. mDbns
bate SArjftieBer 6ronf Mc6u9b, ftcI beltte
Wtor9en UNI q ltbr in betruntenem 53uz
itanoe BON benz Settenipege in ba8 GrO9e>
idboB 6es 0auies SEQ. 253 q. Glarf Str,
oaS ausenblidltA um9e6aut miro, Dinab,
gr erlitt etne tiefe 8unoe am 6tnterfopf
unb tpurOe i'm bewuBtloiem s3uitanbc nac6
Dem gountD@6oIpitaL gebrabt.
, 1894-08-10
StdottIbes.
pullman fon1mt.

Gtngctroifenen 9epeicben 3ufOIge befan0
ii9 George 90. Gulman lebte 9tadbt in
B~tttsbur8j auf Ser 9tetie na6 Gbtca8o be-
9riffen. @S bieB, baB er beute 0tacbmtttag
bier eirtreffen iper6e.
, 1894-08-10
6. sd
31ntabam

81 OouboIe=2Otteu $500 NIB a~uffpdrts.
- &eibte 3abluugeH. - SaHge SermlHe. g Brp5eTt
SHtereiieu. - SH uumittelborer gtdbe Des Aoouoale uHO
WtopleDOO6 9epOts, DON S9ulcH unb 6irdeu. yseuH
@lItou aoe.. limb fur elne ueue SGule gefnuft uuo pIro
bieieIbe iunerbalb elues Jabres geboHt ieiu. Ab8ugss
fon0le uno g8aiier limb oelegt. Sic iyabrt nab Der Stoot
betragt me 8 Gents. Die 9Odbabn miro ibre l3uge in
fur5er 3tt burd bieIe5 6ebiet laufeu loien. Sic id0H'
item SeibGft5lotteu an Der Glftou NIB Belmont aOe.
Ie5tere Die SauptDerbJuouH95IiUIe 5piIbeu Der Staos
ln0 Der Meitieite. 9efjocn5.2Otteu an allen Seitens
itroBeu. - 9duler nab 49uni6 auT lei6te A65o9luHgeH.
9ebout -3u9e oerlaien 9onutags nm $40 ubr Nnt
nm 100 0ttttaqs has Mc1s Str. sSeOpt uuo bulIeu an
meiner j3neigoiftce, SIDE 9inerieg Str. NIB WtaplelDO0a
Citation. - Office SoHuta95 often.
6. WeIms,
Sfeb, bon, fri, Ia, BAN 1875 WhlDautse &oG
, 1894-08-10
SoSeS=9l,1sctoe.

ne9}ne ite6e Satin nno nniere quite SPLITTER ScrfrnSee
&eridD uob tangent &eioet I'M Alter bon 66 Sobreu, 5
Ntonoteu uno 8 8ageu Iauft i'm 0errn utI1lofeu lit.
Die 9eeroigung fiu0et WtOutag MOrgen nm 10 ltbr bonn
Srauerbouie, 1856 2olin Ctr, uoD Der ct. @uQuftiuus=
&irte uub BON bo per Sutlben mad Dem 81. N6arieu=
&irdbOf ftatt. I'm title 8Deiln0bme btttet Der troll=
ern0e 9atte, Better 9erIdl.
oermaut, Gatbariuo, 8euefiluta nno 4nno, Stint
Der; &OutS 9ollCt rnD Souls <ngelibmiot, SbtuteQer=
IbDne; SoIepbiua &erId, S1miegertDbter.
, 1894-08-10
nSeSs0f1tset0

Sreanben 1lub 8etaunteu Die traurt9e gtodriat OaB
meine geliebte @9ttin unO rniere @tutter @nt,I Bod
I'm Serrn enti6Iafen lit. 9ie 9eerhieun9 finbet fat
am Sounto9, ben y. angnit, nm b0lb II ubr bonn
Grouerbau1e, 1879 8rior YIace. aug nab Ger Mtt. @ars
mel=Gtr1e uuo BON bort nod) @ulnarp.
&. y. 2to6, @atte.
y. s. SoG, E&tuSer.
&iuie Spd,
, 1894-08-10
8enSr0cm*

SIN @enepa Safe, Mis., MusmftmS S,emrg &cItt,
I'M 9lter Don 40 SnDret, 8 MtOuoteu uuo5 So9eu. Beer
oigun9 BON ieiuer MDDulug, 1887 Southport NOe., an
1hpu undn SrorpI0uN
, 1894-08-10
OrunOeigemtbnmt
a. Ommsrtrtf4s.- @ommsrfrtta


Gotten in u. 6. 9stu9's gDpers Cafe SubbioiTOn.
auf au9entstneu Wuni6 Der 3oblrei9sn gsiuher osn
9erru 9efiHgS 6arn am 9Olpers &ofe i'll WiscOHitn 1T
DIE 2ofe=5ront i'll Gotten ~ousgeIegt uub in Den Ntortt
eebroat gotpers Safe lit in sneiituubl9sr 5obrt nit
Der 9ortb Wefteru.gubn gu srrsiden, Iisgt nabe Der
citation Seuon Suuctiou, Wiscoufn. Die fur5s ToBrt
BON Geupo SunctiDn 5um Cafe lit reid an Geenerten uub
setpdBrt cine Derrli4e @usitat ouf bos BsrumIisssHbe
Serrolu. Sic Gotten BADEN i6utmtIi6 so SUP SubfrOHt
am Gee uub ieIblt i'm belBefteu SOutmer rebt Elm be.
ftauoi9 fubler Winb bonn Saben iiber ben &ofe uno iins
in SFoIqe Der Gubfront uuO eeS iettg fIbIeH Q8inoes
bieIe Soften Die begebrtefteu ain gaH3eH Safe; fe bobeI
eiu: 3iefe BON 600 6uB, ftHO nit ben i@6HfteH
GdotteubdunIen, fpte @t9eu, 8uderL GeberH, uuo anerIei
S9Gnggelpd6Teu b~eTtauoeu, erbebeu ib ~tbsilDeIie so 6us
uber ben Gee uuo bieteu cine maIerlIte &usitdt Iber ben
cine Wtele breiten uuo Sipet WeiIeu IongeH Gee, DeI@eE
oil SdeubeIt uuo Sceuerten benz Safe Senspa, BEN be.
%ue3teiten see WiscouiiuS, gIet9fonmt. 8as flare
@oIier, BON @iienqueaen gertdbrt frei bon alien 6uHpi.
~pIon5en, Der iaubjge 8ooeu bisteu Die ia6ufteH gobs.
pIdBe suBlreI9e Slide, 8ootfa6reu unb Seqelu Iaben
gu bIeien Sport Sir 9ooeanftalten quite gerpleeuu9
unb prompte 9erbinoung SDiibeR Der station 9eueo
SuHctiOn uu0 benz Safe lit seiurgt.
gtur So Gotten fuo oOrbauSsH; teire JamiItt unO
1oturIie6bober IOaten es uutsrIafien, f9 cine gauit.as
81 fi9eru. 9ldbere ausfunft srtbelIt, Joni. gtottsu
oerIenbet
6. WeIm&
TSS5m fTtnnuFpp Ihs
, 1894-08-10
SnAra=Odatscinc.

SreunOeu un0 8efannten bic tra11riQe g2oChrtdbt boR
uu5ere liebe 9attiu uuD Wtutter GertruSe &eorIdI
fanft i'm 9erru euti6lofeH 1T. SBegrdbntB=4uaetQe
luDrQeu.
, 1894-08-10
Mt06lirte Simmer.

On bermietBen: MDblirte5 5rout3immer al etnet
~ 9uten llnO observation-disclosures, in elmer YrtOatzi5a=
Mile pbne SinDer. &efereu5eu gegeuIeiti9. @nte Sos
cotton nobe Sable 9abn uuo tur ? 8lod Dom StncolH
Earl. Ntrs. S9aoo, S3 Sincoln aoe, Sop 6lat oOer
=. SSlo0r. 5aH9bolo.
, 1894-08-10

Sen p~lDBlideu SOB uletHer GoGter GSerniua aeiot
oil Die ttefbetrubte gran GtletiuG Come.
8e9r46uiB=AH5eI9e Ipdter.
, 1894-08-10
beiratbsfbeine

TOIgenoe 6eiratbSlcbeine mur6en beltte
bon 6errn SalomoniOn I'M Bureau 6cS
GOnnIp5@lsrf5 oNS0citclt:
, 1894-08-10
DALAI IL
Liabilities

Liabilities
Gross claims for Losses, ad-
Justed and unpaid. .......$ 100, 290.N
Gross claims for Losses,
upon which no action
has been taken .......... $50. 215.76
Losses resisted by the Com
P@HJ '...s..s... ..sst...s S6,Tl1.IS
Total gross amount of
claims for Losses. 75S, 1858
Deduct Reinsurance
ana Salvage claims
thereon. ...... 1853, 1884
Net amount of unpaid Losses. .','.....s 94,s7s.55
amount of unearned Premiums on all
outstanding risks. ............. 3,073, 284. 81
Oue Tor Commissions and Brokerage. 81 10000
amount Feclalmable by the insured on
perpetual Fire insurance policies be-
ing ninety0and ninety-fve per cent
o. the premium or deposit received. ri, 621.59
ALI oIAef liabilities ................, 126, 956. SO
Total Liabilities IS 4,eo4,24l 70
Less liabilities Unpaid Los
speciai dep Sy U Ses.,,cj'' $4,000 72,70O.45
"ts''"....., Premiums 70,680.45
Balance. S 4,531, 46I.28
Income.
premiums received during the year. in
Interest and dividends received during ''0'-'''''0"
Ihe yt@r..."y..:............ 4O2, 1851
sources"r""........."........ 6,86A68
Total Income. IS 6,O81,58z29
Expenditures.
losses paid during the wear g 4 9o7 e5e 70
GGdydaehaS paid during the year. ... 3~60,OO0.0O
Commissions and Salaries paid during
the year 1926, 66O.38
taxes PaI9 during the year........... 125, 454. 20
Amount u al other expenditures &c. $50, 1865
Total expenditures ....s 6,368. 9O8.l II
miscellaneous
Total Risks taken during the year in
Illinois ..... .s22, 1913, 1884, 90
year in Illinois ..;-..... 248,31 12
III limos 161, 57I.31
4oIa4 amount OF Risks outstanding. -. 63l ,253, 436, 81
Charles PLAT, President.
John HI. Atwood, Asst. Secretary.
Subscribed and sworn to before Lne this 18th day
Of January, 1894.
(SeaD EDGAR DUDLEY FAIRIES,
1mZ Notary Publis,
, 1894-08-10

Gross claims for Losses, ad-
justed and unpaid. .......$ 100, 29O.04
Gross claims for Losses,
upon which no action
has been taken............ $50, 215.76
Losses resisted by the Com
pany ............ ......... &c. 71.19
, 1894-08-10
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1.. Total Liabilities &c. s 1904, PAL 3
Less liabilities fUnpaid Los
secured by ses........ s., 10000 no 7oo AZ
special DEPOT Unearned 'A''0"7"
sits'....... Premiums 7~O,68045j
, 1894-08-10
Income

Cash -;.:.:,...........s........$ $751; $685. 90
interest and dividends received during
the Observation-Disclosures. 4O2, 1857
Amount received from all other
6,864.63
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-03-28
DISTRICT COURT.

Judge Brill-Nellie NJ. Weide vs..
City of St. Paul: verdict of $50 for
plaintiff. John Smith VS.. Northern
Pacific Railway Company: personal in
jury case still on trial. Smith lost
three fingers and thumb when COUP
ling cars in the Minneapolis yards, and
asks for S20,630 damages.
Judge Keliy-AnnIe Funk, as adj
minlstratrix, VS.. st. Paul City Railway
Company; action to recover S., 600 for
the death of Henry Funk, when at
work in a man-hole at the corner of
Seventh and Broadway streets; on
trial.
Judge Egan--George Benz VS.. Thorn
as &. Connors: verdict for defendant.
Jennie SevernS VS.. Horace j. Brainard :;
on trial upon an action to recover 81, 900
damage resulting from attachment Of
property.
Judge Willis-Edmund R. Bailey VS..
Minnie K. Bailey; divorce granted on
the grounds of adultery. William G..
Nixon vs.. Julius Kingsley ct al; mort
gage foreclosure ordered. Melissa j.
Dow VS.. John ID. Dow:. divorce granted
because of adultery. Application for
Judgment against ID. j. Hennessey for
re-asseSSment being heard.
Fergus d. Abbey, an insolvent, has
filed schedules showing assets to be
S12,773, liabilities, S9,751.
Judge Brill has denied the motion to
set aside the judgment in the case of the
Anchor Investment Company against
Emil Hartman ct al.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-03-28
THE NAME FOR YouTo REMEMBERS
CAPITOL ECHOES.

Mrs. Frank B. Jilson has given to the
state historical society number Of UNI
bound serials
County Superintendent V. M. Rey-
nolds. of Faribault, called OH Supt.
Pendergast yesterday.
Secretary Beebee, of the Soldiers
home. yesterday sent out $1,000 to mer-
chants from soldiers relief fund.
The Minnesota Smokeless Furnace
Company or Minneapolis, with capital
stock of S25, 1000, filed articles yesterday
with the secretary of state.
Sheriff H. Spaulding, of Crow Wing
county, called at the state auditors
office yesterday and received warrants
for 1895 for taking four prisoners to
prison.
The city of New Ulm yesterday filed
notice with the secretary of state of the
acceptance of the provisions of chapter
2O4. Laws Of 1898, empowering the city
to issue bonds.
The personal liberty case brought
against the 500 road by Labor Commits
siOner Powers has been postponed for
two weeks. The case was to have come
up in the Minneapolis courts on Thurs
day next at 2 p. IN.
Senator Doherty and Monroe Nichols,
of Duluth; Hon. Frank Day, of Fair
mount: Frank Eddy, of Glenw0od; II.
W.Cory and w. B. Joubert.of Wheaton,
and Bronson Strain, of Battle Lake.
were among the governors callers at
the capitol yesterday.