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The Dickinson press., 1894-02-10

II wish you wouldn't be asking me
for money all the time" growled
Titefist. Il am not" sweetly replied
his wife. Part of the time I am
spending what you give me, and get
ting those delicious family groceries
| of Currie & Crowl that you relish SO
keenly at the table,"
The Dickinson press., 1894-02-10

Indigo blue prints-S, 10, l219 and
15c. Currie & CrOwl.
The Dickinson press., 1894-02-10
Saturday, February 10. 1894.

Saturday. February 10, 1894.
VIM. Ray is preparing to enlarge
his market building.
A small house to rent. Apply to
]. G. Campbell. 1-8
Rubbers. boots and shoes for all,
just received at Cnrrie & Crowds.
Mrs. j. w. S. Richardson is having
quite serious trouble with her eyes.
C. N. Dinsdale is not inclined to buy
catfle at prices quoted him this week.
Indigo blue prints-s, 10. l219 and
l5c. Currie & Crowl.
Mp. Jensen of South Heart, bought
fifty Of the Ray cattle at 1926 so per
head.
G. E. Trask: 1 consider this about
% good a winter for stock as l ever
knew.
DR.. and Mrs. II. A. Davis and Chas.
Rau furnished music for the masquer.
ade ball
The slaughter in prices on boots
and shoes still continues at Currie &
Crowds.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Simpson are
living in their Van Norden street
residence.
We still have about 400 bushels of
very fine potatoes; we want to sell
you some. Currie & Crowl. .
Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Williamson are
keeping house in their new home on
Van Norden street.
Standard prints SC. per yard; stand.
ard gfngham3 &c. per yard.
CURRIE & CRoWL.
Anna Ehrmautraut was married
Monday to John Hutmaucker. They
have q home in South Dickinson.
Parties desiring frst.class hay on
short notice Leave orders with G. r.
Merry. l2-23-tf
The ladies Of the Congregational
church spent Tuesday afternoon at
the home of Mrs, C. F. Clark.
Parties who desire 6~rss-class hay
on short notice can secure same by
leaving an order with G. F. Merry.
An infant son of W. D. Livingstone
Gladstone. died this week, The little
ones mother died Il few months ago
). s. Snider, the efficient H L man,
is building a home on the Little Mis-.
souri,, three miles above the log camp.
AL parties wanting irst-class hay
on short notice should leave orders
with G. F. Merry. 12.23tf.
Man clothed in a little brief au
thority isn't half as we'll dressed az
the man who wears Currle & Crowds
nobby clothing.
The Baptist society gave a good
supper Wednesday night at the home
Of Mrs. II. F. Beckett. which was wei
patronized.
Charles Colgrove: Our cattle az,
vintering well. We have ITS head
and have fed only twenty-five tons O
hay SO far this winter.
Mrs. Myron Wilson and mother
Mrs. W. F. Becraft, are in Morgan
town, N. c., where they expect t,
remain until June.
A printer giving his name as Geo
Stone was arrested at Richardton thi!
week on d charge of bnrglery, Sebas
tian Mischief complaining witness. H
was bound over to appear at the mex
term of the district court in the sun
of $1,000. Failing to get bail, Stone i
lodged in Jail.
--~
Life Is Misery
To many people who have the tain
of scrofula in their blood. The ago
MES caused by dreadful running sore
and other manifestations of this dis
ase are beyond description. Their
is no other remedy equal to Hood
Sarsaparilla for scrofula, salt rheun
and every form of blood disease. I
is reasonably sure to benefit all WHIT
give it a fair trial.
Hood's Pills cure all liver ills.
The Dickinson press., 1894-02-10

Mrs. j. w. S. Richardson is having
quite serious trouble with her eyes.
The Dickinson press., 1894-02-10

Parties who desire fYsS.class hay
on short notice can secure same by
leaving an order with c. F. Merry.
The Dickinson press., 1894-02-10

Standard prints Sc. per yard; stand.
ard gfngham3 &c. per yard.
CuRRIE e. CRoWL.
The Dickinson press., 1894-02-10

C. NJ. Dinsdale is not inclined to buy
cafle at prices quoted him this week.
The Dickinson press., 1894-02-10
For Sale.

Ten Bedsteads.
Ten Mattresses.
Ten Bed Springs.
Inquire of
G. H. KLINEFELTER, SIR.
The Dickinson press., 1894-02-10

We still have about 400 bushels of
very fine potatoes; we want to sell
you some. Currie & Crowl. :
Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Williamson are
keeping house in their new home on
Van Norden street.
The Dickinson press., 1894-02-10

VIM. Ray is preparing to enlarge
his market building.
A small house to rent. Apply to
J. G. Campbell. 1-8
The Dickinson press., 1894-02-10

Mi. and Mrs. w. A. Carter gave a
card party Monday night to about
thirty friends. the occasion being Mrs.
Carter's birthday.
The Dickinson press., 1894-02-10

The largest and most successful
masquerade ball ever held in town &C.
Cured Monday evening. A large pro.
-portion'of those present weremasked,
and upon the floor one met Japanese,
Chinese, Negroes. court ladies and
gentlemen, monks, Indians. clowns,
Night. Morning, and other characters
too numerous to mention. It was a
pleasant. congenial company and all
had a thoroughly good time. Supper
was served at the Willard House.
The Dickinson press., 1894-02-10

The hest medical authorities say
the proper way to treat catarrh is to
take 4 constitutional remedy like
Hoods Sarsaparilla.
The Dickinson press., 1894-02-10

We have inst received a large line
of dry goods and would be pleased to
have you call and examine them.
CuRR1E 4 CRowL.
The Dickinson press., 1894-02-10
Long and Terrible illness
from Blood Poisoning

HOODS PlLLa shea,A b. In every fanuy
atl(e5eils eAstN ouss ussl. Gtvays yeslssss4. >
The Dickinson press., 1894-02-10

Good heavy overalls, worth 90,
A good jumper, worth 75o., now
A shoe worth $500, now
Children's overshOes, worth soc
The Dickinson press., 1894-02-10

According to the Bismarck Tribune,
Freeman's drug store is under
going a thorough renovation and
cleaning. New paper is being hung,
and the woodwork freshly painted,
and when completed the interior will
be highly artistic in appearance.
The Dickinson press., 1894-02-10

David Hedberg. who was arrested
in Mandan last week by authority of
a U. S. marshal, charged with selling
liquor at Lehigh without q govern.
ment license, had a hearing before
Justice Davis on the 3rd, and was
bound over in the sam of $500 for his
appearance at the next term:ef U. S.
district court. He secured bail.
The Dickinson press., 1894-02-10

We have hundreds of other articles too numer-
GUS to mention. Come right along; if you don't
see what you want, call for it. We mean bust
ness. but if you doubt our word on the above
prices call and see for yourselves.
The Dickinson press., 1894-02-10

A. H. Keene spoke from the pulpit
of the Congregational church last
Sunday. a half dozen of his old
townsmen of New England City were
present-a reminder of church attend.
ance during the palmy days of the
town on the Cannon Ball.
The Dickinson press., 1894-02-10
Linen Chambray's,
Canton Cloths,
Fancy Satines,

There is no reason why our friends should be
sad and neglect their looks when such opportu-
mites are offered. Come and look at them.
We mean the goods.
The Dickinson press., 1894-02-10
Life Is Misery

HOODS Pills cure all liver ills.
The Dickinson press., 1894-02-10

An infant son of ". D. Livingstone,
Gladstone. died this week, The little
ones mother died Il few months ago.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-14

Inn Steuungiucbenben BET Der geaenz
tparttgen Jtotblage bas @rlangen bon 8es
19attt9ung gu erlei9terH, nimmt bas
A6enDblattS teuengelucbe uHentgeltlib aaf.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-14
Die 8Iottern in Chicago.
22& 6Gue in oen Iebten orei u1onaten i'm
SIatternhoipitaI behanoeIt.

Observation-Disclosures BeriDz
men purben mGbreno Der bret W1onate
Qlu9uft, September unb OCTOBER i'm 8lotz
ternbOipital aufgenommen, sesen Gcbt3e6n
8~atientcn in bemlelben 3eitraum bes
SSobreS Dorber. 90 beridtete ge1tern Or.
Ga5ier benz Sanitdts sGomtte Der @toic
Seberation. .
Gin Mit9licb Der SomiLie bes 81. Gaster
ertranfte i'm porisen Monot an ben 8latz
tern. Or. @a5ier 6racbte ben 6ranfen nab
benz 8latternboipitaL unb blieb NIT ibn1
bis gu Der @eneiung 6siielben bort. Seine
@rfa9run8en in benz 6oipital benubte Der
0oftor fur ieinen Bericbt an sic giOtc
federation. @r petit nadb, boB Die 8Gatz
tern in Gbicago fetneSpes8 auSqerottet
iinb, 1onoern DaB in ben leBten BRET SEQ
naten 5tpOlt Ofal mebr Sale Dortamen, ais
in bsrielben 3eit OeS Sa6reS norber. 0as
8latternbOipttal ielbft i6iloert Or. Ga5ier
ais fir ietne 3mede 9Gn5ltd ltngcei0net.
Die 8eleuhtun8, 9ei3un9 uto 0entilatipn
iet cine cams mangelbafte, u1b er bQlt cine
9tetbe BON 8erbelierungen in 8e3ug auf bos
@ebGube fir burcbaus not6fpenoig. 0Qz
9egen ipricbt er in lctnem Beridt in BEN
lobenb1ten Qusbriiden bon Der QeitunQ bes
6oipitaLs unb ben @Grtcrinnen uno Qeras
ten bethlehem.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-14
BrutaIer Raubanfau.
Cine oIte frau Don 3pei StroI9en eefnebeIt
uno 9efeheIt mo auf's SrutaIfte
%mi6baroeIt.

Sin brutaIer GtaubanfaQ, aus 6em bielz
letcht nocb Elm Oforo entIte6en farm, muroe
8eitern III Dem fleinen 6GuSben, SEQ. 2160
Nl6lanb NDe., brett tpeitlt6 ponGoaniton,
oeriibt. Oort tpobnt bic 60i6bri9e 6rau
Wtartba So6nion gang ALIEN. Sic er7
mtrbt iib ibren Qebensunterbalt 6urcb
Boi9cn III ben Deri9iebenen 6Guicrn Der
gta6baribaft unb ntmmt AUDI @Gi6c 3u
lid ms 6auS. 0arum fano ite gar NIGHTS
2blon6erli6es babel, ais 9eitern Qlbeno UNI
abt u6r 3tuei WtGnner BET ibr Dorlpra6en,
bon Oenen Der Cine it4 i6r ais Elm Stu
bent Der lortbtpeitern l1niberiitD brrItelte
unb ntittbetlte, DoB ct 9efommen fei, UNI
gu fragen, pb iie binnen "a Stun6en feline
t6em6eu tpoIben f0nne. Snbem ct 10
ipra6, frat er ms 6auS, mGbrenb fem
8eglelter brauBen ite9en blteb. Trou
SobniOn altttportete, oaB tie it6 Infort an
Die Nrbeit bege6en wirbe un6 oeutetc Dem
Wtanne all, baB ct nun geben tonne. Die
ier panOte it6 audb nab bet Tbir, anitatt
aber Granddaughter, i6loB ct bteIeIbe gu,
3o9 ben S9Iuiel berarS unb fra9te bann,
it8 ipteSer 3u Der tbu eri9roden 3uieben>
ben Trau nen6en6, in bar19em Ipne, mo-
ie ibr @eIb liegen babe. Sic entgegnete,
baB tie gar tein8 i'm 6auie babe, morauf
Der robe 8url6e ite BET BET 0urgeI padte
unb i6r 0ann ein Gai6entu9 in ben Munb
itOpfte. 9ll5 tie 6aiielbe tDieber gu entfer>
men Derl ucbte, 3og CT letnen Eo6 aus uno
b0no ihr bamtt bic 0Gube 3ufammen.
S6lieBLt6 mari CT iie Ill 8oben, trot i6r
nit leinen icbneren Sttefeln ms @eitcbt,
70 baB ite beinabe Die 8eItnnung perlor,
un6 traf 6arauf NnitaItel1, cine 6ausz
iu6ung Dor5une6men. Sn oemielben
~Qlu8en6li6e crt0nte an Der 6aust6iire baS
SIopfen ieineS 6eIferSbelferS, tpelbes, mie
Dorbet auSgena9t Dorbcn mar, ais 8ors
nIn9sii9naL bicncn ioute. Ser Naubge5
ieQe i'm 0auie muBte oa6er BON ieincn1
8orbaben a~blaiien unO ctligft burcb bic
6OftDir ben GI65ug antreten, mG9renb Der
QtnOcre, Der Dor benz 0auie Mac6t gebalteu
bate, Die StraBe biuab fob u16 5mar bDr
benz fleinen SobnnD Slipn, ben CT f6on
BON Wettem bate auf Srau Sobnion's
Saus 8ufommen ieben. Ser feline Sunge
fam beran, 3og Die Slin9eI oil Der 9ou8z
tbir unO 8ing, ais ibm ni6t g%eDffnet
ipurbe, nacb Dinten. %3u ieinem @ritaunen
fano CT bic Gbitr baielbit melt %ge0ffnet Dor.
ST trat in Die Rii9e 6eS 0auies un6 bon
BORT in BEN Corridor, to Trou Sobnlon
blutiiberitrDmt lag. Omar eri6raf er bel
benz Nnbli6 Der arnten Srau auf's 0efz
ti8lte, faBte ftb aber baLb 10 peit, baB er
tie bon ben 8eiieIn unb benz &ne6el be-
freien fOnnte. IS mar Die b0cbite s3eit,
oenn Srou So6nion mar Dem GritifuneSs
tObe na6e. 9iab Gerlauf t~peniger Mtnuz
ten erlcbicnen mebrere Jtoc6barsleute, ipeI9e
Don SobnnD gerufcn tpurben, unb melbeten
biele ben @DrfaQ iofort Der g olt5ei, Der IS
iebo6 bts ieBt nocb nidt ~gclun9en lift, bic
Gbdter gu crpii9en. Sin Nr3t, ipelcber
Srau SObnion in 8ebonbIung nabm, ers
fldrte ibren .3uitanh, in Nnbetracbt tbres
alters, fIir duBerft bcOentIi6.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-14
no msiIt er ?
Die QoIi3ei nod INNER auf Der Sn4e na9
O'mlaueY.

Sc lit Elm wabres @liif, 6oB Der lrnts>
termtn oes Deri6punbenen SenatorS SoDn
O'WtalleD abgelaufen 1T, oG er betan1tltb
bel Oct leBlen @Gbl gu pcnig Sttnlmen err
belt, ionlt miiBte baS 8olf bon Sutnots
ia o6ne 6ieien begabten @eieBgeber ferttg
ner6en unb bas tudre bod i6redlt3. Wenn
iibrt8ens 6er rot9f0pfige StaatSmann Stnn
fir 6umor bat, 6dnn muB bic Nrt uno
g8etie, tpie bie 9~oli3ei btnter ibm Der lit
unD ibn bod ni6t frtegt, i'm gan3 beions
oerS er6eitern. @eitern Qben6 erbteGt Snz
fpettor S9aad einen Sip" tDona6 Der
@eIuchte ober bic Wlit9lieber bet Wtor6>
banbe, melcbe @uitap Gouianber ms SEM
Ieits bef0rbertcn, in benz 6auie $50. 318
8eu8 StraBe 3l iin6en ieicn. Die Nabz
ribt ipuroe 3nar iebr 9ebeim gebalten, bod
ais Tim Wlitternacbt Die 0auSiu3ung Oorz
gcnommen ipurOe, Ddren mttbeftenS Elm
9ubenD &eportcr in Der 0fabbori3aft, elm
8enei5 6afir, nit tpel@em Grfol9e bic be-
ooriteben6e 9ouSiubung 9ebeim 8ebalten
tporoen mar. Sn benz 0aule tDuroe feline
berbG@ti8e Seele 9efunben. Benn
S'Wtauep o6er ieine SpieBgeieIen lid
Dirtltb in bemielben dufbielten, 10 botten
ite iebenfaus geniigenD 3ett 9ebabt, i9re
01ut in SiAarDett Su brtn9en.
SAT- 3u gIetber 3eit i~tattete cine Nbtbets
lung YoLiSei Der Mobnun9 ~unleres Wfttz
biirgerS Mife W1cOonalo an Miblano 2lpe.
einen 8elu6 ab. W}ife mar iebr eritaurt,
ais er beim Na6bau iefommen Die uners
narteten @Gite auf icincr 6austreppe fan6.
v8a8 9abt Sbr Bf1aitertreter bier 31
iu4en?" meinte CT. Ser9t. Cunningham
tbetlte ibm nit, baB Senator S'Nla4eD
Der @eiu6te lei, r@enn Sbr glaubt, er
iei in mctner WO6nutg, 10 fomnlt nur
bercin unb lebt na6," ia8te Wtife gan5 gez
miitblib. 2teut. S'6ara, tuclcber btnter
benz 6ouie Nufiteuung 9enommen bate,
trat btn5u, ~entibuIbtgte it6 ie6r uno
metnte, boB cine 6ousiu9un9 nid5t mebr
n0tbig iet. 9tber N1ite U1c0onalb stpar9
tbn, feline 8fItcbt gu tbun. St ielbft
fibrte bic 8olt3iiten 6ur6 aae 3immer 6es
QauieS, no9 Dem @rbgei6OB unb auf'S
Do9, 6O9 Der @eiu9te par nir8enbS 81
ftn0en.
Sn ben 6Guiern SEQ. Al, 43 un0 IS
OntartoItraBe tpurben ,ebenfals gabz
forI9un8en angeiteGt, ebenfaus obne grz
fpLg. WGbrenb bic Bolt3et ouf ber Su9e
mar, fol- Senator S'WlaIep ft6 i'm Geoere
6ouie an 81. GLartftraBe aufgebalten baben.
@5 wtrb be6auptet, baB CT bort am 9to6z
mittage Elm Sab nabm ul1b bann 3u 8ett
9in9. NnbererieitS betBt eS, baB CT na9
Californian bur69ebrannt lei, tpGbreno bic
ebenfauS oeri9munbenen 0ett8lieber bes
Warfet7S Str. Gang ibr Souptquartter in
Omaha aufgei9la9en bdtten. vgfi6tS 9es
tpifieS tpctB man ni6t."
Abendblatt., 1894-11-14
Qus oem GountYrath.
Gin reuer Gonnpeten3confIiFt nit Ai9ter
.8rentaro. - Derfbicoene Qn9eIe9enz
better.

Ser gegentpGrtige Gountbratb, 6eIien
NmtStermtn befanntlid gegen ben eriten
Oe3ember ablGuft, lbeint iicb gu gutter Sept
burhauS nob nit Deri6teoenen Gt6tern
Derfetnoen 3u tpouen. Ser GOmpcten5ltrctt
3Diiben benz Gountpratb unb benz gtt9ter
Treeman 1T nod ntbt erleotgt, ur1o leBt
brobt Elm neuer @Dmpeten3itreit nit Ntbter
8rentano. Ser leBtere bate Der StenOe
9rapben@ Sirma 8ennett, Scar un6 8rabD
fir 1~tenogrop6ilcbe Nrbeiten bic Summe bon
$465.12 angetpieier. Ser @ountpratb
tuei9erte ii9 aber, fir bic Nrbetten mebr
ais $2O1.65 31 bepiai9cn uno beauftra9te
ben @ountpanpalt Subj, ein @uta6ten
0ariiber% ab3u9eben, OBJ Gicbter 8rentanO Elm
9te6t ba3u bate, iene Orbre our 3ablung
Der $465.12 su e%rlaIien ulIb oh Der County
ratb Der Orbre na1tommcn miiie ober
nibt. Ser @ountpantpalt iiber9ab nun
geftern benz countprGtbLi6en 8lenars@oz
mite Ietn @utacbter, III peIdem CT betbe
| 6ra9en Derneint uno bic @rle6i9ung Bet
Nn9ele9enbeit Durcb cine ober9ericbtlibe
@ntibeioun9 empfteqlt. Ser @OuntDans
malt murbe baraufbtn an9etpieien, 9e9en
Die NnOr0nung 6eS Rt9terS 8renlano 81
appeuiren.
Der Superintendent fir ben Dffentli6en
Oten1t, Wf0mer, tpuroe ernGbttgt nit Der
Pneumatic Glod 60. einen @ontraft fir
bic 9ieferung bon SpOlf bur6 einen pnetz
mattl9en &ppGrat SIT re9uItrenbe ubren
fur bas Griminalgeri9t ouf cine 60tG9ige
Brobesett ab3ui9!ieBen. @pentueQ iouen
ipGter bic llbren gum Bretle bon ie $24O
angetauft perben.
Son benz Bainter 9tftrttt Council lag
benz 8lenarcomite Elm Yroteft gegen bic
8ergebun9 bes GontratteS fir bic Nnitreiz
6erarbeiten i'm nelen Grtminal9eri6ts9es
bGube an bic Ttrma SO. $. pastel
Painttng Co., neil bieie Strmo feline
%llnionleute bei96iti9t uno feline Intonz
lObne 3abIt. Die 3ui3rift purbe an bas
8aucomite pertpieien.
Eecbnun9en gum 8etra9e bon 1896
be3m. $500 fir Grtraarbetten Der @lerfs
bes &reiSs un6 Superiorgeribtes BEL Der
Nusfertigung bon 8Irserpapieren, murben
CUR 3abIung a%ngemielen, ba9egen wurbe
cine &ebnun8 oes 2et9enbeitatters Sig
numb i'm 8etrage BON $1,000 fir bic 8ez
itattun9 pon 2ei6en iol6er Qrmen, Die ouf
Q(nor6nung beS Goroners nob benz Sig
munb'i9en 8eitattungsgei9dft gebra6t
tporben tparen, abgelpieien. 9aS Suitt3@
@omite, benz bteie 9tebnung 3ur 8egutodb7
tung u1tcrbrettet tpDrben mar, bertrQt bic
Nnit6t, baB Der Coroner tetn Necbt babe,
bic Yolt3et an3upeiien, lOlbe 9eicben mach
an6eren BldBen ais nab Der @Ountpz
Wfor8ue gu i6affen.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-14
Die Derbaftun9en in DER 10. Woro.
1i6ter 5ofter erFIdrt oicfeIben fir o6n3Ii6
un9eredtferti9t.

Sn &l6ter Soter'S @eri9t fan6 ge1tern
bic ~8er6anbIung in Sacben Der auf Ser
aulaiiun8 OeS @apt. 9uffp am 9tben6 Dor
Dem 8ablta8e Oerbafteten 5e6n polniiden
Poltttter Der 16. Waro itatt. Die Ser
banblun8 fbtOB NIT Der 6retipre9ung Der
6e6n Bolittter al.
Bolt5etcbef Brennan ipobnte 6en Ser
Danblnngen BON 2lnfang big gum @n6e nit
GROCER N1fmerfiamfcit bel unb ibten nit
Dem J~teiultat 0erielben lebr 3ufrieben Al
1etn. Nntpalt S'9onneu, bet bic Ser
fIa8tcn b%errrat, ertIdrte, baB 6iele nibt
Jtcpubltfaner ieten, &Dte be5auptet iporOen
1et, lonoern baB tie 0enofraten leten, unb
6aB tbre 8erbaftung 6oS Geiultat BON
Observation-Disclosures in icncr Waro fci,
tDCl6e Guf Die BrtmGrpa9len 3uriifOQtirten.
Die Ner6aftetcn, 8eruar0 &esgu63tnsft,
SO. S9rooer, Wjuiom Sbulb, G6omas
Strauie, q. 8ro5or5o1f, Nleranber MorD37
fop5ft, S, 0emO5OSti. Sobu 8olstopsf0,
8. 9U6ed uno 8. &opStD, tDaren ouf
Gruno %logenannter vSobn 0ou MarrantS"
berbaftet ipOr0en, uno i6rc 8erbaftuno lei
i6on aus biciem @runoe u1gerecbtferttot
getpeien.
Ser Gtt3tev b~c5eid6nete 6as 8orgeben ser
Bolt5ei bel Der &erbaftung oer 3eGn Ser
1Dncn ais cine S6mab ltnO Sban0e l1n6
bteit Ben 8oli5iiten cine 9cial5ene @trafz
prcbigt.
Ob Gopt. 0uffD 6urc6 GntIoIuna fit
ietnen @ntbeiL ar Ben ungerebtfertigten
Scrbaftun8en beitraft tper0cn tuir0, moute
Der PoIl3etcber 9eltern nocb ni9t iagen.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-14
Observation-Disclosures

9ie fol8en6en Observation-Disclosures tpurz
ben 8eitern au88eiteHt:
S. g. 9tageI, brei etnt0fi0e 6ol3z
Cottages, go. 3803-O5-O7 MapitraBe,
nerani4lagt auf $4,000; Or. 81. 6. f5rom,
3petlt0fi9es 8aGitcin@ Q8obnDauS un6 @rbz
9eI@o8, gto. 1870 2oialeitroBc, $4,000;
s. s.. GOlburn, 5tpeiit0fige5 8afltcinz
g8o3nbaas unb GrO8eiaoB, $40. 1910
@entral Bart AOe., $500; B. Trinf, uier
5tpetttodt8e MISUNDERSTANDING uno CRIB
g@el9oIfe, Go. 1924, 3258, 1863, 1870
DorftomnitraBc, $4,000; 9erlelbe, atpei
Spelitodt9e 8afltetnzN obn6Quier un0 Orb
9ei9one, go. 3249-51 0aflep glpe., $4,000 ;
S. @bbotion, 3peiitOdi8es 8odlteinz Qa6enz
In6 @o3n9aH8 nit GrO9eic3oB, go. 236
~: StraBe, $4,000; s. 3union, atpci5
1tofl8es 5ol8@SaOens unb 8obnbaus, SO.
2O36 Carroll 2tOc., $500; S. 6. 6oeQcr,
0retltofi9eS 8aditetn>Qooen unO Q8obns
paus, SEQ. 1866 II. StraBc, $500; Sobn
Spinner, 3tpetitod!ges 8aff tein zQ8obu6aus
llnO @r68ei3OB, $40. 254 2atpnOale 9(pe.,
$4,000.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-14

Balances l,I4s. 1873
Liabilities.
Gross claims for Losses, ad-
justed and unpaid. .........$ 1,5o0.0a
Gross claims for Losses, upon
which no action has been
Losses resisted by the Com.
pAny 5S,275.O0
Total gross amount of
claims for Losses. 121, 5000
Deduct Reinsurance
and Salvage claims
thereon. 6,S05.OO
Vet amount Of unpaid Losses. ...'...,:S Il6.S75.@
Amount of unearned Premiums on All
outstanding risks..........c... ses, 27s.4a
All other liabilities .............. 11,5O1.4S
Total Liabilities. IS $780, 81
Less liabilities Unpaid Los
s sesCEsf aan by ses.. s.slOeO ss.1eo44
slts......... Premiums 51,S1aAl
Balances sa4, s2s7
Premiums received during the year, in
Cash. 1Ae Rss CO
Interest and dividends received during
the ysAr.."."................... 4s,784A
Total Incomes 1,lss, s2l.s
Expenditures.
Losses paid during the year . 900 eso on
commissions and Salaries paid during
Taxes paid during the year...:.::. Ss'4SS''Sii
~ Il al other expenditures 800. SO, 961. 60
Total expenditures ...,S 1888. sos. 55
miscellaneous.
T9tAl Risks taken during the year in
Total Premiums received during the ''''''O'''00
r9yt eIr IN NJ. illinois 127, 1853, SO
TnIo ii1inois eI,4T4.s SO
nIskS outstanding -. 12S, SOS, 2G6. 90
IF. Q. AfFeId. J.. S. Manager.
Of January, 1894. ms @Z'A gay
NsaD CHARLES EDGAR MILLS
Oc@MASsloner of Deeds for The STAT -
Illinois In New Yea
Abendblatt., 1894-11-14
UrYrcTAn r-unLrcArYuEv.

0TYTCTAE FUBLICArTUw.
RnHHaI StatamAnt of the U. S. Branch of the HAM.
oHHUuA Dt01VniVHt BURG BREMEN FIRE INSU.
RANCE COMPANY of Hamburg in the State q
Hamburg, Empire of Germany on the 31st day of
December, 1898: made to the Insurance Super.
of the State of Illinois, pursuant to law:
Capital.
Deposit capital in NewYork IS required
by the laws of Illinois ............S 2o5, 10000
Assets
United States Stocks and Bonds.......S liz, oOo.O 90
Railroad Bonds and Stocks. ....... 636, 100. 90
State, City, County and other Bonds 224,625. 90
Other Corporation Stocks. .... los, 1880
Cash on hand and in Bank ...,,... 777l48i
Interest due and accrued ........... 1,ooo.oe
Premiums in course of collection and
transmission -. 7s,7ss.1o
Bills Receivable, taken for Fire, Marine
and Inland risks ................. 155.7l
Hnadmitted assets. ..........S d. S86.2S
Total Assets. Is 1881, ISL
Less special deposits to secure liabili-
ties in Georgia and oregon.......... 100000
Abendblatt., 1894-11-14
9Sronf QQtpler, tpelder i'm bier

- Trant GAMBLER, Del9er i'm 0terten
GongreBbejirt bcfanntl;b unterlag, lit
itbcr3eu0t, baB ct ei9entGtbv ertpdblt tpurbe
unb mill 1etnen gIjidlteben &ipaIen BOOB
man a%uffot0crn, bic Stimmtditcn Offnen
81 Laiien unb Die Stimmen nod etnmaI 3u
3Gbien. @oo6man tptrb ieIbftDerltGn6lib
ba3u ieine @inmiut9un9 nibt gcben un6
6rant mus itb, 10 gut es geRt, nit ietuer
Nie0erLaQe abftn6en.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-14

ngti@te DID ouf" 1T cine bdntiI6e Grmab.
nuu9 oil Dteienigen, Die gang berunter liltb,
Obne Nppettt unO entmutbt9t, Qber Die Nrt,
i'll lpel6er 6oOb's Gariapariua ben i9po@en
&orper %oufbaut uno 9uten 2(ppetit 9tebt, If
munberbQr.