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The Somerset reporter., 1894-03-08

There never WAS "a
time when so many
OF our great and
prominent persons
have been cured by
one and the same re-
medy As nave been
reported in the pa
per~ Of late. cured by
that wonderful me f.
ical discovery, DR..
Grecne's Nersura
blood and nerse re-
medy Hon EN-
81 -aker Charles j.
Moves of tn. Mass
The Somerset reporter., 1894-03-08
SECRETARY STANTON

without strength or energy to take hold of
their work. DR.. Greene's Nervura blood and
nerve remedy will cure all this; it will make
you well. 1t is the discovery of DR.. Greene, Of
"a Temple Place, Boston, Mass. the most sue
cessful specialist in curing nervous and
chronic diseases. He can be consulted fee
personally or by letter.
The Somerset reporter., 1894-03-08
No. COrnville.

Mr.. F. l.. King is at home.
J. G. Hight of Athens was in town
Monday.
Mrs. Philip Gardner visited friends in
Wellington, Wednesday of last week.
The Somerset reporter., 1894-03-08
DIED.

Pittsfeld-Feb. 2s, Mrs. sally Fisher, aged
7s years.
Canaan-Mar. 3, Susie, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Nelson, aged eight years.
The Somerset reporter., 1894-03-08

Your account has been standing a
long time, M. Dukey"
"Then give it IA seat, my dear Shears, "
Very glad to. sir; shall we make it a
receiptT-London Judy.
The Somerset reporter., 1894-03-08
STROUT'S
RHEUMATIC ELIXIR.

Had Rheumatism in both arms-could not
raise my hand to my head-suffered every
thing-had Rheumatic fever-expended large
sums Of money to get relief without avail.
Three Bottles Of Stroufs Rheumatic Eiirir cur
ed me and drove the disease from my system
Every bottle of Strout's Rheumatic Elixir is
sold with the distinct and positive written
guarantee to refund the money II it fails to
benefit.
The Somerset reporter., 1894-03-08
BORN.

Detroit-Feb. % to the wife OF Warren Lam
pher, a son.
Pittsfeld-Feb. 26 to the wife OF Herbert l.
Tay lor a daughter.
Pttsield-Feb. %, to the wife OF Frank w
Chase, a daughter.
Ripey-Mar. l. to the wife of"W A. Pratt, a
daughter
The Somerset reporter., 1894-03-08
MO. 208-
Report of the Condition
THE SECOND NATIONAL BANK
OF SKOWIIEGAN.

OF SKOWHEGAN.
At Skowhegan, in the State OF Maine, at the close
OF business, Feu'r., sSth 1895.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts, SI7S,o2s
Overdraits, secured and unsecured, 500 a
U. s. Bonds to secure circulation, I75,ooo 90
Premiums U. 6. Bonds. 5000
Stocks, securities, etc. II,I75 90
Banking house furniture and fixtures, 1900
Due from approved reserve agents, 1000 %
Checks and other cash items. i48o
Notes of other National banks, 1904 90
Fractional paper currency, nickes and cents o5 o.
La vful money reserve in bank, viz =
Specie, 1863 So
Legal tender notes. 7ss 90 $50, 80
Redemption fund with U. 5, Treas
urer per cent of circulation. s6ls 90
Total sJo3,739 II
LIABILITIES.
Capital Stock paid in, $4,000
surplus fund. ls,ooo
Undivided profits, less expenses AID
taxes paid, GOT s.
Naticr al Bank notes outstanding, III, 400
Due to other y ational Banks. I36 OF
Dividends unpaid, oS4 90
Inc oual deposits subject to check, 1900 50
Cashiers checks outstanding IA 90
Total, $Jo3 13o II
The Somerset reporter., 1894-03-08

See what A. f. Hanney, OF Keene, N. II. st
about.
The Somerset reporter., 1894-03-08
$5o373o Y

STATE OF MAINE.
County OF Somerset
/, James Fellows, Cashier OF the above named
bank, do solemnly swear, that the above statement
is true to the best of my knowledge and belief.
JAMES FELLOWS, Cashier
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 9th day
of March, 1894.
IL S GKo. N. PAGE, Notary Public.
Correct---Attest:
r. B. SHEPHERD,
JOHN r. McCLELLAN} Directors.
John A. COLBY,
The times., 1894-09-07
Highest of all Leavenng Power-Lates u S. Govt Report
E||HAl Baki,,g Bs,tilIs,.
ABSOLUTELY PURE
ABSOLUTELY PURE

bone, nerve and muscle, for it included
obedience, truth, temperance, love, and all
of the qualities of right living. Let any
opposite material be built into the human
temple and in the same proportion would
the results be affected. The builders are
the individual lives that are daily working
out the problem.
This address was followed by songs,
''Dennis" and "Nearer My God to Thee"
by the audience, which closed the program
for the day. Everything had passed off
smoothly and all were well satisfied with
the results. A determination was expressed
to continue the work another year, and with
the experience gained at this rally numer-
Gus minor defects may be remeded before
another rally day shall come.
The credit for the success of the rally
largely belongs to State Secretary M. II.
Reynolds.
The times., 1894-09-07
New Lothrop.

Nj. n Park & Son are fully settled in
their new store. They have fine line of
stoves, etc. This new industry is credit
to New Lothr0p-The Maccabees expect
soon to occupy the rooms over the store Of
M. n. Park & Scn-Mrs. ID. Sutfn, who
has been confined to her bed by sickness for
sometime, is mproving-Mrs.H Henry San
born is quite fick-O. B. Hoard, of Flush
ing, is drawing lumber on his lot preparatory
to building barn-The boiler room of
the grist mill is being enlarged and new
boiler has been placed therein.
The times., 1894-09-07
Judd's Corners.

Miss Ida Wrigglesworth of New Lothrop,
is the guest of her sister, Mrs. w. Tenny--
John Snyder and family are entertaining
relatives from Canada-The cheese fac
tory shut down last Monday-The first
and second nine of this place played game
of ball last Saturday. The score stood 46
to 16 in favor of the second nine-A. 7.
Hause is closing out his stock of goods at
cost-Wm. Mears of Chesaning, visited
his parents over Sunday--School has
Josephine King as teacher--Miss Mary
Stoddard is attending school at Vernon
Observer.
The times., 1894-09-07
Laingsburg.

The local team and Perry club played an
fexcellent ball game here yesterday, the
former winning IA to 5. Neither side
scored until the fifth, when the Laingsburgs
found the ball for five runs, adding nine
more in the next three innings. Austin
scored first for Perry in the eighth and
again in the ninth. Wright, Piper and
Durham also scored in the 9th. Laingsburg
had a crack battery from Lansing.
Perry 0 l 40
Laingsburg ...............0 0 0 *-14
The times., 1894-09-07
Vernon.

School opened here Tuesday Mrs. NJ.
Nj. Jones is quite sick-Mrs. Frank Tilden
entertained friends from Detroit this week
The Misses Clara Bell DeHart and Alb
bic Howard are home from Topinabee-
j. G. Schad. of Durand, was in town We'd
nesday-Rev. easier and wife started to
attend conference Monday morning-Miss
Myrtle Martin began her second year of
school at Durand, Tuesday VIM. Barlow
has been spending few days at Pt. Huron
B. Holmes and family returned from
Long Lake Saturday evening-G. b.
Clark finished moving to Detroit on Tuesday
"A number of our people attended Sal
vation Army camp meeting near Durand,
Sunday-Miss Nina Potter began school
near Byron on Monday-George Goff
returned from Ann Arbor on Monday even
ing.
The times., 1894-09-07
Shaftsburg.

Every creature in this part of the country
is rejoicing in the fact that it rained here
last Tuesday. the first shower we have had
since the goth of July-Potatoes are a
complete failure in this section. Corn on
the lowlands Is better than was anticipated,
but everything has suffered more or less
from the drouth-A new stock yard Is an
Improvement made by the railroad company
here recently-Miss Ethel Baldwin, Miss
Libbie Shaft, Mrs. Fred Martin, Burt
Green, Henry Hawkins and wife, Geo. Har-
low and wife, of this place, all celebrated
Labor day in Lansing-School will COM
mence next Monday with Miss Jennie War
ner as primary teacher and Mr.. Dane as
rincipal-Geo. Shaft celebrated Labor
day by getting his head cut open. 1t il
sewed up now and getting along all right
DR.. Holman 5. Humphreys next vi sit il
OwOsso will be Friday, September IA, a
The times., 1894-09-07

Priestly & Co.'s black dress goods have
"Priestly & Co." stamped on the selvage of
the goods. Look for it. For sale at Osburn
& Sons.
The times., 1894-09-07

Dr. Holman 5. Humphreys next vi sit il
Owosso will be Friday, September IA, a
the Wildermuth house. Consultation free
, 1894-06-18
Rampf um ein 9peirno.

Sor etnlQen Bocnen iDlroe Dem go. 595
Rtne 0rooe NDc. lDo6nbaftsn SEQ. Yeterlen
uto etnem 0crrn JfauuenS s.. 0amliu aus
$40. 3 GbalmerS Ylace Slpei Ta6rrGocr &C.
itoDlen- Stt0c i0crren 5eigtcn 0ies oId Der
Bolt5ci all un6 Die Boli5iitcn lpurben nit
Der Nufftnoun9 Scr G6Gtcr bcduftrdgt. Qlm
leBten Sonntag ge9en brei ll6r 9ta6mitz
tags, entbedte 8oti5tlt 6lemming Der Q8clt
@9tcago 2lDc. Station Dor etnem 2aoen an
Der WttLtpaufee Qtoe. oaS 9eitoDlene 9tao.
@r tpoute D0SleLbe eben nit 8eIcblag be-
le8en, ais Elm Wfanu aus benz 2aoen
.berauStrot unb i'm nItbeno anfubr. 0a
Der Utann aber einen b06it Der6Gcbttgen
@inOrIf uuf i'm madbte, 10 bat ct oeniel1
ben, nit ibnt nacb Der Boli5ciitation 3u
tomnten unb itb BORT auS5uiDeilen. @ie
elm Jfalen0er lpran9 Ser &erG aber auf i'm
los, BIZ uno fraBte i'm i'm @eiidt un5
itab ibn 5ulebt nit einem 3al6enmeiier
IN Die 6ano. s.
GroBOem lpicb Slemiug ni6t, lonbern
ludte leinen Nn9reifer 0urcb 6erpor3iebcn
letncS HcpolDerS cin5uibicbtcru. &aum
bate er teooc9 Die 26affe aus Der GaiAe gez
So9e1, ais etn an0erer &erl bon binten auf
i'm 3uiprang, ibnt Den 3epoGper cntrtB uno
tbIn etnen flrcDtbaren 6ieb ilber Den &opf
oerieBte, loOaB er bo(b bctdubt suriiG7
taumelte. 0liidlidbertpeile eric9ien nun
Der 9oli3iit &ldlten auf Dem S6auplabe
unb mac6tc NIT BEN bei6en roben Sc
ieIen flr5en .Bro5eB, inoem er nit
ieinemSniippeI ipudbtig auf ite ctnbie6 unD
lie bann nob 6em nd6iten Batrolfaiten
i5Lcpptc, no ie bon einem Batrolpagen
nac3 Der B. Goica9O Nue, Station bef0rz
Bert tpurben. 9ort nannten ite Itb Seq
SBefopSfi uno Qu9. &reoer. Griterer muroe
beute friib bon Gicbter @bite ocs 0iebfa6lS
Der beioet ertudDnten 8abrrGber fir i6ulz
big %befunben, unter 500 benz Criminal
8cri6t ilberpicien un0 auBer6em ipegen
l~uoroentltcben 8etra8ens I'm 800 unO bic
Soften beitraft. 2cbteres llrtbeiG muBte
AUDI &re9er ii6er ii9 ergeben laiien.
, 1894-06-18
Stdoti1hes,
un9Iaublide Oleiheulti9feit.

Der 10iG6rige ~3citungSiungc Gbcrt
2tnberion iprang am Samitag gtacbmittoq
Don elmer 9tort6 Npe.~Gar, gerietD unte>
bic Gdbcr uno bejoc Seine murDcn ibul ab:
gefabren. Die Nnaeiteuten pes Baron
YerfeS flbren ruGig tpeitcr. &aum ioutc
man es fir m09ltcb baIten uub bennob i'll
eS etnc Ghotiacbe, OaB Der arme Sunge,
Ser troB ietncS i6iperen llnfauS BET 8ez
%itnnung blteb, naDe5u eine babe Stunot
inter 9rdBticben G6uerSen ouf Der StraBe
lag, Obne 6aB irgenO Semano ilc6 nm i'm
ftmmerte. Der lln9tiid5fau ereigncte iicf
Dor Dem @ebduoe 9fu. 122 Ga Sale Str.
@nOliA cridien Der 9oliStit 8iGion, nell
ber fit Die lIebcrfllbrung bes armen &na=
ben no5 Dem 6oipital ior9te, no ct INN Z
llbr Nbenbs itarb.
, 1894-06-18
unter einem Giswaoen oet0otet.

@dbren6 Ser iiebeniGbrigc 6arolb s,
SObniton geitern NbenO bic &insie StraBt
5wtiden Ser State unb GaB Str. ~treu3te,
purOe ct Don einen1 Nogen Der Scenes See
Gon1panD niebergerannt. Ser 8erlebtC
plr6e na9 ieiner elterlicben @obnung $40.
II &C.. State StraBe ge6ra9t, mo ct beutc
Otorgen I'M Datb orei u6r ieinen GerleB.
ltl19en erIao.
, 1894-06-18
6eben fret aus.

Ser SO. 3O2 SQinioS Str. mo6nbafte
Tre6eriG Mteper bei9uI6igte 6eute Dor
9ft6ter &eriten Sic BRET Mdnner GboS.
Moran, Tranf Cunningham uno SoDn
Stuart, ibm, tpdbren0 er auf Ben Stufen
Dor ietner @o6nung ldltef, So aus Der
9Seltentai6e 9erau6t 5u ba6en. Die 9rei
~leugneten Die 8eicbuIOigung enti6ieoen a6,
unb ba Sleeper fcinen 3eu9en beibriu9en
fonnte, muBten Bic 8ei6utotgten ~itraflOs
enttaiien tperoen.
, 1894-06-18
11nter fihere Obhnt.

9uf SEN 2tntrog bon 6rau q. W2tQer,
$50. 1877 g8eiion Str, wO9nbaft, purbc
Ocren GO6tcr Ntnie M}iuer 6eute 0torgen
lt1ter elmer Citrate bon 500 mach benz
6auS gum 9uten !6trten 9eicbidt. 2(nnie
lit icb5ebn Sabre alt unb Die SHUTTER tlogte,
0oB ie oft me6rere gfdc6te ousblieb uno
NIT Der6d9ti9em @eii16eL Derfe6rte.
, 1894-06-18
Seihenfnn0-

SIN See puroe beute Sic 2eicbe zines
WfanneS aufgcfunben unO nacb ber Oforgue
9io. II @oaul5itraBe gcbracbt. Ge9en
Wtitta9 tpurDe Sic 2eibe aI5 Die bes S6neiz
oers Gboma8 &racen1, 9fo. GIG Wfor9anz
ltraBe tpo6ubaft, iOentificirt.
, 1894-06-18
3}eue An5eigen.

OIae QOoessQn3eieer, meI9e fir ole
mtorsen=2tusgabe DER nJlinOis Staots.
5eitlln9" aufeeeebeu peroen, erf6einen foffen.
fret i'm 2lbenebIatt Die Qnnabme BON 2ln-
5ei9en fir oas Abenoblatt ibIie6t nm u ubr
mHttaes, fir ole mIoreens2Iuseabe un 10 ubr
Qben0s.
, 1894-06-18
OerhdnoniBpoI[er Stur3.

&obert G6urScotu itiir3te geitern aus benz
Teniter ieiner @o6nung i'm britten StOdz
tperf beS 6auie5 $50. 284 Sadlon 8ouLes
barb un0 erlag beute Wforgen Sen erbalte7
men 8erleBun9en.
, 1894-06-18
NGhmQihinen.

al n9er, @beeler & @GilIpn, 0omefne, Gtanbaro,
WBite, @ilcor & @i6os, Stem Some, @ropn, $500
big $3.50 Sarantirt p0aitdnbt9 unO intaft. q SmerIs
electric 8lb., Gde State uI6 a0Gms Str, @intritt 2O9
State Ctr. 0feH S0Hntags BON $3.50 BORN. bis 1890
9ta9M. l7ma, l~StQlHIo
, 1894-06-18
2n nliethen neinflt.


Pm mietBen 9efu1t: Sine freunol1be 4 big
~ 3immer=M O6nuug. l~pom69lid NIT 8ooe3immer.
fiir EN- finberloieS @bepaar. Sffertet nut
,Rretsan9obeu inter q 20 Staats5t9. l6i3t
, 1894-06-18
Sman5iele8.


Roie, autnIon & Co.. Wtortgage 8anfers, az Gear,
~ borHItraBe, perleiben Selo auf @bicagoer @runos
e%tge1ttbuHt gu Den Hie0rtgiten 8reiieM iOtpe aud ouf Sc,
ooHoe- 6oe8,1S,t
, 1894-06-18
Seri1ie0enes.


O6Bne, 9toter, M}ietbeu, I9le6te S9ulOen oaer @rter;
- c~plectIrt; feline 8eSablung meHr erfOlglOs. S.&inarD,
GDuHtg=@ Onitabler, rs 5. Aoe, a3immer 8. 2mi1S
"a 0uIbeu! 96uIbeu! 96uIoeH!
Auerlet f9lehte S6uIDeu jofort e%olectirt.
-&etHe 3ablung Dbne @rfOIq@
Gpuftabler INNER on 9ono.
9eDpIes Solicit on AgeHcp.
1924 Soiane Str. 3imnler 81.
5051S 9eutin piro bier gefprpben.
, 1894-06-18
lll1terrimt.


% I. 9D0'S @Dnierbutorium tur ale
- 3metqe 0erSDufnn il 5u 6ranffurta.Mt 81.
Der 29lnterfurlus be9tunt ben / September. 9ireftor
BroI. d. 8ernboro Sdol5. @rte Sebrer: 9irettor 9r.
:: SgoI3, $SrFoIen9@r : &mo1t, Or 6. Suit, grOf 8.
bind nno @ug0 @sGer. 9uS StHoieu=9Onora fur eu
mn Die 6o5u ~geb6ri9eu YtebeufQder betrdqt
$50 Mtarf, fir pie observation-disclosures in Der GIauier=
iolpte IN Der @~eian9i6ule 450 Wtart baS Sabr. Ann1el=
6Hn9eu llno 6u rItDten at Die 9ireftipH BON 81. 9od'S
SonlerOetorIlIIt III 6rantTurt a. 30. 1%8lun2jul
, 1894-06-18
o0eS=Wttaeine.

gerlponoten nub 6renuOeu bic tralrige %9tad1rid1t, bar
tteln lte6er @atte &pniS &e5 I'M glitter BON SO SsabreH
BEN 10, SUM, nm l ubr Ntttto9. bonn 3rouerbauie ous,
gao. Glib ltniou Str, noG @alODeiuI. Sic rarlernoer
9tuterbttebeneu
Iou1t @iln 3ek. @nbn
, 1894-06-18
orFIcIAn QUALIFICATIONS

OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.
Annual Statement q PTsrt the axc RE4P 0NS NJ FIRE Il
Reading in the State of Pennsylvania on the 31st
gay OF December 1898: made to the Insurance
superintendent of the State Of Illinois, pursuant
to law:
Capital
Amount Of Capital Stock paid up in
AOlA'''s's.s.s Z5U,U0U.UU
ASSnfR.
, 1894-06-18
0rnnOeigemtbum
a.
Gotten in u. 6. ssrua's gopsrs safe eubOiuffon.

Gotten i'll 81. 6. 9eiiug's 8opers Cafe eubbipiFon.
auf anseutsinen @unf4 Der 3aBIrei9sn gefuaer Dor
9srru 5sfinss 6orm am golpers Safe in @iscoufin iii
be Safe.5ront i'll Gotten auseeIegt unb in ben Olartt
9ebraGt. Boomers Cafe 1T in 8neiftanoI9er Jobrt nit
Der stortb m~eiterH.sobu sn srrei9en, Iie9t uabs Der
StotiOn SeuDa Suuctipn, WiseOuiH. Sic fur5e 5eBrt
BON @eHoa Suucttsn ann Cafe lift reid on Gcenerteu uu6
9eiudbrt cine berrIi6e ausidt auf bas Beruntliegeaos
Serroin. Die Gotten babsu idmntli6 so SUB Su6froHt
an Gee NIB Ielbft i'm belBeIteH SDmmer neDt etu be.
ftduOie tibler miHo bonn Slbeu uber ben Safe unb fub
in 6Otee Ser @HOfrOnt unb bes itetig fablen Gin0es
bieie Soften Die bsgebrteTteu am eau5en Safe; re BADEN
cine &isfe bon 900 SUP, itnO nit ben ibOnitsH
SdattenbdumcH, tDIe siGeu, gEben, 9eOern, uHb ouerIei
S4IiH9geludbieu ~bsitouOeu, erbebeu f9 t~beilpeie so SUP
Iber ben Gee uno bieteu cine molertI9e ausIi9t uber ben
cine WtetIe breitsn uub aipel 0teiGen lnngeH See, fpel9er
on S4onbeIt uub SceHerieu Dem Safe Seneoa. Dem be.
Iie3teItsH See @iscOnfus. eteidfOmutt. 9as Hare
WaIer, nen @iieuquelen geu6brt. frei BON allen Suutpf.
p~fau3eu. Der lunSjge 8ooeu bjeten Die I66ufteu Babe.
pIdBe 8ablrel9e Slide. @ontfabren unb @egslu IabeH
gu biciem @pOrt. SIR 8obenuftoIteiL quite gsrpHeguug
unb prOnspte @erbinbung 8miI9su Der Statiou SenDa
JunctioH unb benz Safe If geiorst.
Sur So Gotten fub e0rBanScu; fetre gEomtlts uno
gtaturljebbo6er IOuten ss upterlaTeu, fb cine gauItsus
gu iibern. gdbsre ausfuaft srtbsilt, ionic gIattea
p~srleHoet
G. MeImS
, 1894-06-18

&oMis set fiuoet 9teultog gtohmttto9 nm / mir BPM
2ranerRqnie 6l3 9. rutou=StraBe aus 1tatt. 8eomte
nno SrIoer Der &pge ~perianmeln IiD In II ubr in Ser
&ogeubaue. ~
u. s@tperetmamm, @raitbeut.
, 1894-06-18
Vferbe, 98aaen, 6nnOe Il.


On p|erfaHfen: 9elioern=. @rpreB=gaageu uno
- &uti9en. s. s. Sun. 23O6-231S Stote Str,
5abrIt 24S-241 q. RIoce, l7msSUt
, 1894-06-18

JreltrOen uuO 9efaunteu Die traur!Qe NtodriGt, OaB
u!tler %9elte6ter SDbn uno 8rHOer 6enrg I'M @lter BON
IL J0Aren 4 M}ou0teu un0 q 5aQen am Is. SUM-.
Nbeno5 8 uhr. Q~eitorben 1T. 9eQrGbniB am 9ienltaq
ben 19. SUM, gtobmittoe5 l lbr, pDm 5rouerbauIe, %
" .9alIteo Ctr, H0dD gS0l0beim. lIm titles 9eileio
bitten bic trdueru0eu &tHterbliebeneu
&seirD unO &ilbelt1ire Srtbiianu, Glteru.
&Gii}cIr,, Nuuie, gGiitcIRtii.e, @eI6lplIter.
Keorl0 ,3ettnnQen lDoIIet Qef0IllQit cpplren.
, 1894-06-18
Mariners.

MufttOnss Uerfdafe.
aRtttOHs.8 Otta
ResuIdre 8erfaufs'Soge:
Whouta9s uno 9OnHerftags.
pestaf 9erfdufe OH onberen SaesH bss Npnots.
Waorer auf Rrioat=8ertauf, @boleIale ober getaiL, 30
AuttioHS=4reiieH.
@erfdufs bon Misunderstanding cine 9pssiuIitdt
Sch bpr9ef9Offen bet uebertragRu9
GorrefponOen5eu merbeH eruortet.
MARTIN greri6 & &C..
Auftlon0rs,
t2aplS,taf 261 s 263 etote Str. Chicago
, 1894-06-18
MDblirte 2immer.


On bermtetbeH Sin o0er 5iuei mDbIirte 3imIter
~ in beutiber SSamilie, nur eIneI 8lod oDn Sinc0In
@art. gtadsufrogeu $40. 90 &incOln 9Ipe, nabe 29t5=
COniiu Str. 24ap. BAN
, 1894-06-18
OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.

Annual Statement Fl f$ thf kIEfs 9G9SNTY FIRE IF
Brooklyn, in the State Of New York, on the 31st
day OF December, 1898: made to the Insurance
Superintendent Of the State Of Illinois, pursuant
to law:
, 1894-06-18
6wei9-Offcen
AbenOblatt Der 81. Gtaat8zj 3eitnng
Offtce. Telephon 81. R3s

BUR geauemli9feit uuierer on3eigenoen &unoen baden
air nit cen unten geu0nuteu 5erreu eu Qbtpmueu &c.
meroer 5u ~beaiet6eG &reifeu. oI9 peHa 6ieIel6en brett in
Der @rpeaitiOn Der JltuDis Thanksgiving o~bQeQe6er
merbeI. In5etgeu lDtpie GboNuenleut5 t6nIeu oil 6ieIer
nerI0iebenen @IoBen bis IL lG0r @lttta8s 0~0geQe6eu
per0Cl.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-02-06
Grand Army of the Republic.

ATLANTA. Feb. 6.-The Constitution publishes letters from many prom inent editors. Republicans and Demo crats. of the north and west, most heartily approving the invitation which has been extended by the city of At lanta to the Grand Army of the Re public to hold it's annual reunion of 1s95in this city. The expressions unan- imously favor the idea, and all com ment favorably on the prospect of holding the reunion of the Grand Army of the Republic at the center of the battlefelds of the south before the ranks are thinned by age and death.
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MIR. CHILDS' DEATH.
Arrangements For the Funeral About
 CpmuIeted.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 6.-There was probably not single church in this city Sunday in which some touching al. fusion was not made to the memory of George W. Childs who died Saturday morning.
 The arrangements for the funeral are nearly completed. There will be brief private services at the residence, to be followed by public service at St. James church at l o'clock today. Bishop Potter of New York, for many years an intimate friend of MT. Cbilds, will officiate. He will be assisted by Bishop Whitaker of Philadelphia and Rev. Dr. Blanchard, the pastor of the church
 The remains will be temporarily in tered in the Drexel mausoleum al Woodland cemetery, the body to be placed in the catacomb next to the one occupied by the remains of the late A. J. Drexel, the business partner and boon companion of MT Childs
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A LETTER OF NAPOLEON.
The Arrest of an American Consul Or
 dered by Him.

The Arrest of an American Consul Or
 dersd by Him.
 LONDON. Feb GA dispatch to the Standard from Paris says: N. Bre- tonne has published in the Nouyelle Review the l=tters of Napoleon l.. which were repressei by Marshal Valiant and Prince Napoleon. In one of the letters, dated Rambouillet. 1877, ad dressed to Fouche, Napoleon says:
 ss0rder the arrest of Kuhn, the American consul to Genoa, as the bearer of the Maltese cross given by the English, because he is their agent. Have his papers seized and examined. He is to be kept in secret until l have read them. I am displeased with you for communicating with the American em mhassy. My police should ignore th-.t em bassy. I am master in my empire :, and I should not shrink from arresti : even the Austrian am bassador if l sus- pected him of treason"
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NEWS IN BRIEF.

John Rose, watehman at Chicago. was murdered.
 Louis Pagan was held up at Dallas, Tex, and robbed by highwaymen.
 John E. Brewster, well known turf man, died at Chicago.
 Seattle, Wash, offers $50, ,0o0 for the Corbett-Jackson fight.
 Ex-Mayor W. c. Connor of Dallas. Tex, has gone to Washington to see Cleveland. It is thought he is looking after the Dallas postoffice.
 J. c. Jones. 8 drummer, suicided at Paris. Tex, by shooting himself.
 T. B. Barr at St. Louis attempted to hold dead infant for three days house rent.
 A great religious revival is going on at Osage City, Kan.
 Fire destroyed nearly half million dollars worth of property at Omaha. Neb.
 Near Fredonia, Ky, George B Swift, prominent citizen was fatally stabbed by his son.
 Chas. A. Darr of Toledo has brought suit fo1 divorce for the third time against the same woman.
 Suit has been filed at Topeka against the bondsmen of ex-Indian Agent Isaac w. Patrick on account of an alleged shortage.
 John Allen, wealthy farmer neal Riverside, Ala, was murdered by two negroes and adouble lynching is threat pup1
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-02-06
Co1ored Minister Assaulted.

KILGoRE. Tex, Feb. 6.-R. Wright, colored. and his daughter were shot by an unknown party with shotgun while standing on the front steps of their home Saturday night. Wright was shot in the arm and leg. the girl in the neck and back. Neither were hurt much. Deputy Sheriff Watson has several parties arrested on suspicion. Wright has been pastor of the First Colored Baptist church of this place for several years.
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AILLAN1' EXECUTED
Anarchist Put to Death at Paris.
:. YEARLY FOR BoNeTHRoVaEe

rrsasaI to Commute His sesss'enes De s ,oa as .x Severe Blow tc An Ress ,.,-uis 4seatl, Condemned ssy His srcss''' valiant Once Resided In
 atnitel .ststes.
 Fob ss~-August Valiant, the
 fa's s;ss wpe was convicted asad sen !pass s.o dexph for throwing 2 dyna- ,,S' 7. boub ill the cham Der of deputies. p''s 'srsc,,ted .kere yesterday morning at saosk The last words of Valiant
 ..Degta to society, long dive an- rchy ,, ,a. -,onths agitated Paris as to whether :llant would die upon the gsillotine
 1.,,a his sentence commuted to life -;son,nenton the Isle of Pailses. The ' n;s;on that he must die is regarded Epss as q defeat for the revolutionary |,tg and 8 triumph for the .oppor-
 .;sts who since the bomb explosion, ,rs heen demanding the enforcement
 ssoorous measures ard the stwictest Enlsation of the law as a lesson to the harehists-
 rbo execution of Valiant was deter
 ;nea mon yesterday. The neWs was