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sTAGNATION IN STOCKS.
THE DULLEST DAY FOR WEEKS
EATING SOLELY FOR BOND ANNOUNCE
MENTs AT WASHINGTON.

Gales AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE FEBRt Aki ="
nr,IIXt;s IN BONDS AND BANK STOCKS.
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financial elections.

OFFICE LEHIGH AND wILkEsBARRE COAL COM
PANl.
i4J LIBERTY STREET.
New-York. February l. 1888.
yINuE ANIMAL ELECTION for President
i and sin Directors OF this Company. VIII be held al
il Philadelphia oice. No. 10 south Third Street on
THURSDAY February Il. 1895 AZ l. O'Clock noon. The
Tr.nsfe, books viii be cosed February IAN and
open March LIST. prOXmo
by order OF the Board 5000 .,,..,.,,, -, .
A ADVERTISEMENTS AND subscHirrioNS ron
N THE NETWORK TRIBUNE WILL. BE Hk
nIvED Ar THE UPTOWN oFElcE; No. "a: Bred
Nay. ID door north Of Th!rty'hrstst and ADVER,
Eixsthate o. e. corner Twenty third A. y: sAth-s's
Third. Eory. s.venh-,,c o:s ThlTdays n.H
10 Solumbusa,c SO Avenue A. L323 Thrd.ave 20 West
F"ur:esnt-s, 251 West Forty second.s So Third ave
Thrd-ave: cOsf Thirdave. between One hundre<'
sn4.tvsif,h and one hundr Cd Ind. thirtssnth
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Dipioen0 Noiltcs

NEw-YORK NATIONAL EXCHANGE BANK
s1TH DIVIDEND 1900
New York. Feby LIST. 1873.
AT 4 REGULAR MEETING OF the DIRECTORS
n az th,s Hank held to-day. "A dividend OF three per
cent $50 declared OUT or ne tht niss
" W. ' ISAAC ROWLAND. Cashier.
e1x-,ry p,,-rtt sEuI-ANNTAI. DIVIDEND
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD CONTAIN
end., n.cemh.r 81 1891 the Directors have declared
dividend OF q. per cent In Cash PAYABLE Maieh J. ISL
10 sto. kholders OF Illinois Central haliroad "npih
as registered close Of business febrnhH 1879
The Transfer Books VIII oe closed 10, we pu'p n.
OF IN. above iyiend February until ach v 1919
Wv ALEXANDER c. HACKSTAFF. Secretary.
New York. Jannnry ~. 1870
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-08

In State issues 81 00o Tennessee settlement So
at So In city bank stocks: shares Of the
Bank Of Commerce at 49, the last previous sale
being lS0
Trading In railroad bonds siill remained very
quiet safes aggregating only $4,000 while
an anv dav recently. Broadway and seventh
Avenue LIST cOnsol Is advanced = 10 Nv out %
lu,nbus Hooking Valley and Toledo IS declned
"a. to ssh and Ohio southern geherai - 20 ~
42l4 ., ,,o CLEARING
House gOSs Its net loss on balance was s43..
1856. made up by loss IN currehcy oi 'iV'"o-
md a loss i'm coin Of s3sss+ The days opera
,,nns Included: Receipts sl.7l.666 payments.
81 POS 500 resulting in general paiahce .. a.
el962G. consisting of $ts.oZZ'o"o con" on" @'"''
g91 in currency. ,,,,,,., -.
The United states Treasury at washington re-
ceiyed to-day s2S3lG National BANK notes e." -oa
demption. The customs receipts WI 'o,''I'
the internal revenue receipts $2S4Olo ana the
miscellaneous receipts $50 Ola, Iotal ooveii,,,rm'
receipts for the day, sss5ozt, soep c9a pe'
sain,s sor montb 10 date s5OSs.4sl; expenditures
for month to date. ss.1O2,4S4. Excess eNpeh'i-
~, Tn,ds'. Wasbineion Treasury statement OF
cash ON hand and deposits In Dank co,npaar,
with the figures Of the LAST previous
as follows:
w., yoo on hand Sd. So go, .s Fss '"'ia''
n NJ .:.: ""ai ;s!s sf 1 ss Inc"
Treasury vaults
$sse:as g g; "a s: 81 is,;ss SS
Available cash SIS $50 1870 s5s 1891 '2 Dec S''-''
bed minor liza =. "a. ,,n nec Oh, NJ
Actual cash bal sIi.. 500 si433D f'' Inc ''""
the above statement reflects conditions "
-day
MONEY AND FOREIGN MARhEIS.
Money on call was at pa per cent. Inn
money was dun: but widening 'ehueh'S
reported i'm the commercial paper bianc"; a. ~
advanced rates We subjoln our usudi '"o''
made up from Information iurnisheo p' -"
busiest houses:
tII0de
Loans Time Money Commercial PAYER
ON call sod 3 mos. mos Gmos. 3m"' ~."'' '"'
lra2 ~ 3. al 3ed4i AL LHe'T
The price Of domestic exchange was az i ouuMs
a, the places named: Chicago, -o' premium.
q sked. Boston IOnI2hc. discount: CharlesIoil
buying par. selling lsc. premium New-o't T"a
commercial SOC discount. bank par SAh r' az
cisco. sight 12I,c. telegraph loo; 81 Louis QUO
premium bid offered 1Sc. premium. 49, .
Bank c.earings were a. follows a. the places
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-08

DlRSUANT 10 statutory requirement. notice
l hereby given that An has been passed by both
branches Legislature entitled and worded as FOL
lows.
Az ACT
To authorize Mayor u the city ~ New York T. make
removals from public office IN certain cases.
Tho pie Il the state II Nov York. represented IN
senate and Assembly. do enact AS follows;
Section ~ time within SIN months after the
commencement hts ~ office. the Mayor OF the
of elected fos full term. may. az pleas
ue remove office public officer now or here
after holding Office by appointment from the Mayor ~
sal city except judicial officers ~ whose removal othe'
provision made hy the Constitution
> After the expiration ot the said period 81
six months such public officer b" removed from
OH heretofore provided by law
Section All parts ~ acts inc nsistrnt with
hereby repealed
section !. This act shall take effect Immediately.
Further notice hereby given that public hearing
upon such bin viii De held the office ~ the Mayor IN
City Hal. she city of York. IN The nth day
Of F.brtarv lNr5 II 30 O'Clock IN the forenoon.
dated: City Hall. NeW-lork February eth. ls!j
tSgnoi WILLIAM l.. STRONG. Mayor.
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UNION TRUST COMPANY OF NEW. YORK.


Ncw-York. February End. 1895.
FINHIS COMPANY, as Trustee under the
Union PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANIES six per
cent COLLATERAL TRUST INDENTtRE. has on hama
the sum ~ Twentyeigh Thousand Four Hundred po'a'
SIS 400 applicable the purchase Of bonds secured oy
said Indeniure.
SEALED PROPOSALS for the sale 81 UNION fA'fi'
RAILROAD COMPANY'S six per cent cOl.LA rf>h
TRUST BONDS o the above extent Will lie received BY
the UNION TRUST COMPANY or NEw-YoRk. Tr"s-
tee, be- opened the office Of said trustee nj noon
on Monday. ~" eleventh day OF February, ls8J "hch
offer will be accepted provided 1t does hot ca
Ave 80 per cent premium and accrued interest
THIS notice given in conformity with she lndenture OF
Trust
Trustee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-08

or THE
CERCLE FRANCAIS DE L'HAkMNiE.
r,xcs and tickets L, be had the Clubhouse. - Wesi
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named: ev-York-Exchanges ss7.67s.452 bal
ances. 35.93O.32o. Phadelphia-Ex ~
l747s5; balances. 81 iss.l54. Chicago-txchahges'
sl3 S36 1873: balances sl.49.603.
The price of commercial bar silver In THIS mar
ket was $3.50. nominal per ounce MeXisan d H
lars quoted at ASH cents. In Lonnoh pa'
silver was unchanged at q 7-l6d. an ounce Inc
London market was steady L..
The market for foreign exchange was ne
moraZed owing the depressing influence Oh
the unknown bond arrangements which natui
ally are ~ first importance to all houses VINO
sell sterling or Continental bills. the following
table shows the rates - which business was
actually done:
Sterling .. c' sssi. ,ss %f 'sisa..Tis.
Gs,iasl. ss''is 40 7-lsa i's
Money on call in London was i,mis per cent.
The rate Of discount in the open market Tor no.n
long and short bills at lj-l61l per cent fu,lioi,
the amount Of fj00C went into the Bank Oh
England to-day. The banks minimum rae o' NJ III
count left unchanged at per cent me
bullion in the Bank OF England increased ioo''-
0s0 In the last week. The proportion oI me
banks reserve to It's liability which last week
was 69l2 per cent Is nJW lO.ll per cent. against
an advance from J5 per cent 10 $3.50 per cent III
the corresponding week II 1894. British consos
for money remained unchanged at lO4 '-lt, bu'
advanced lie for the account II 1Oil2. Ameri-
securities irregularly changed. and while
Erie declined Il to lOa. and St Paul Is To 5's4,
New-York Central advanced !. to lo2'a ana
Louisville and Nashville a TO 34's.
French rentes. 100 francs l. rentimes at the
close Paris exchange on London. p francs 1872
centimes Berlin sight sterling. % marks 4''2
pfennings The weekly statement OF the Bank of
France shows AN increase of 20.S2500O francs in
gold and $4,000 francs in silver.
Gold premiums. At lSuenos Ayres to-day ~
Madrid $50 Lisbon 90 g. ST Petersburg 30.
Athens H. Rome 1870. Vienna 1903.
THE Bond Record published by the Bona
Record Publishing Company. the February mum
Der of which is just issued. contains some Valu-
abb. information for investors There are inter
esting articles on Government bonds ana thelr
redemption in gold coin and on railway re-
orga niZatons There Il also a full review 81 the
annual reports Of the Western Union Telegraph
COMPANY United States Corddge and the II. u.
Clanin COMPANY Tables showing the transar-
tons in bonds and stocks on the EXCHANGES III
York Philadelphia and Boston are also re,
ferred to- The office from which THE Bona
Record" is issued is at No. a Nassau-st George
H. Robinson general manager
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Assets Invested a. follows {:


BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
Levi =. Morton. Frederic Il. couder
Merritt Trimhe David Thomson.
George \. Robbins Harold \. Sanderson.
". \. Ii'ewer Ir Roland G. Mitchell
Robert BOVINE Randolph +. Purdy.
ChGs. H. Ludington. George VI. Hard.
Franos Sper John Hopson, Jr..
VIM. Hartun. Henry :. Harper.
BENJAMIN ItaXtun f.. :. French.
Henry r. Hitch John W. Brannan. VI. D..
Charles +. Briit0n. Henry Meigs
Francis q. Adams.
". HAXTIN Y. President and Secretary.
f. :. FRENCH. "a " President.
CYRUS MUM. Assistant Secretary
ISRAEL. g. PIERSON. Actuary.
". RRANNAN NJ. r.. Medical Director.
FOSTER 4 THOMSON Attorneys " Wall 81. y. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-08
0lSTILLING AND CATTLE FEEDING co.
Reorganization.

. Nassau s.. Sow No-k Feb 7ih. 1925.
TnE rNpER-fGNEp. at tire request - 'h" l'ef'
majority = the entire 'Ipitn stock -
N. DISTILLING AND CATTLE FEEDING COMPANY
have agreed fo at ~ Reorganization committee OF
sad Company.
\ careful examination into Tho hooks. accounts. ana
genera condition 90, ih~ Company heng made
ls expert s'countanfs.
~ s.on - possible plan - re1fFsnHatll Will boo
pfe.enei with fun Information q, the affairs ~ the
RICHARD u. UNRTsHORNE.
~ g. M Hartshornr Bro. New York.
JOHN D. WATERBi
fres Manhattan Trust Co., New YORK
=. VI. Lockwood
= ?. Il lockwood Co.. York.
JULES =. Bt'IIE.
0f s. Iarte & CO.. $ov York.
WV T.. III TTO>,
. ~. Hutton Co.. cnoinnati. oh,,.
COMMITrEE
IL. ..-.,,-l.f-I-II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-08

Money on call was at li@MI per cchl. I'm
money was dun: but widening 'endeh'S W.
reported i'm the commercial paper bianch; al tne
advanced rates We subjoln our usudi '"oo'
made up from Information furnisheo p' -"
busiest houses:
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-08-23

The lady bird. so quantity marked
that 1t is hard to lind tNo Of them Just
alike, is one Of the gardeners best
friends, yet hundreds Of them are killed
because people In their ignorance don't
know what a helper they have in this
pretty, buxcm little insect. A few DAYS
ago writer in the New York Tribune
visited friend who has garden full
OF all sorts OF flowers, and back Of these
there is kitchen garden, with rows Of
currents and raspberry bushes. The
leaves Of both these shrubs were covered
with blight or lice that were A, green
as the leaves on which they live and
thrlyed. Hunting about the bushes
were q number OF lady bug, The
woman in her ignorance was killing
these right and LETT, thinking they were
doing all the damage, and when told
they were her best friends was in.
credulous. A few minutes careful
watching, however, showed the small
bug busy eating the smaller green
small yellow pyramids Fac vbcr,
che had laid her eggs, ", ld,y or
two would hatch. The ., And
believed and in iuturc' aa=
DR.. Prices 'mi3. Ing 9,,vder
Worlds Fair Highest Award.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-08-23

A blacksmith makes horse'shoes; an.
other makes cari.tirc, both Of those
products Of labor take the same amount
Of labor aud the same quantity Of ma.
terial hence the hofse.shocs arc worth
~ much rs the cart-tire and the cart.tiro
as much as the horseshoe. The maker
Of the hor,c.shors does not want cart.
tire in exchange ior his hor-e.shoes,
but docs want clothing, the maker OF
the cart.tIre doc. no, want horse shoes
IN exchange tor his tire but want. gro.
csrics.
Now enable the blacksmith. 10 get
their wants by exchange Of the produce
Of their labor. The government comes
in with piece OF metal isilyer or gold
bearing It's stamp. certifying that this
piece Of metal Ia worth one hundred
cents, or one dollar. This piece Of metal,
by this action Of the government, be-
CONS measure OF value by which the
exchange value Of those horses.shoes,
this cart-tire, those groceries aud the
clothing Ia measured by their respectiy W
owners. This stamped piece OF gold OF
silver becomes by the action VI the gov.
ernment In stamping it, ameasure Of
value between all the different values.
The value Of the stamped piece OIL
silver or gold IL an arbitrary one, bearing
no relation To the cost Of producing
silver Or gold aud those metals are used
for this purpose simply for convenience.
Take away irsm silver and gold their
functions a. money metals, measures Of
values, and ws would have less yaluabl,
metal than iron.
Now the government have made thes'
metals gold and silver measures o.
value by its stamp; It must DO i'm
mediately soon that II the function lit.
quality As money metaD OF one 4
those measures Of value Ia destroyed
then tho remaining metal must be en-
HANGED In value by It's failure to supply
the demand Tor measures Of value. Thli
Is exactly what the Sound money" ad
yocates have done they hive arst Sc
urvd the gold OF the world, thea lie.
s.royed silver as measure OF value
which action has appreciated the gold
dollar. the remaining measure OF value
until tits worth more than double ii,
value as true measure OF value y. +
u
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-08-23
DoN'r on DEcIErEb.

Tnr TMas learns, on good authority,
that at meeting held In in Park City
Tuesday night. speaker announced to
the large audience present that ithe
county seat vas moved to Park Cily the
cost Of construction Of the courthouse
would not come out ofthe taxes Of the
people, bu, u one vas built At Coaiyille
II would that II Park city va. made
the county seat, herciiiiehs would build
the courthouse themselyrs.
We would warn all voter, against
suchclap.trap. for there IL NJ truth
10 tho statement. Park City Will not build
the courthouse 10 new one ., built II
will come out Of the taxes Of the PEG.
pie. aud from no other source. Park
City hiss offered to donate site, but
that il net building. ard Is not a drop
in the bucket Of expense compared TO
what will follow. The statement was
simply made Tor the purpose Of catching
votes.
We we're Ia hopes that this question
was 10 be- submitted to the people on
it, merits, aud that no mlsreprescnta-
tons we're 10 be made, bu, II suca
crooked statements are to BE- resorted 10
thus early in the campaign, 3, b. hard to
tell where Or when a halt will be called.
We again warn the voters not 10 gllp
down the statement tina, II will cost tie
taxpayer. nothing to build courthouse
In Park City. They will Gnd to their
sorrow, Il they do, that they have swal.
lowed a dose. the chief ingredient Of
Nhich Is experience.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-08-23

Mr., c. G. Strong, principal Of the
public schools at Anderson, CAL, says
81 have used Chamberlain's Pain Balm
and have found Il an excellent remedy
for iameness aud slight wounds"
Lameness usually results from a sprain,
or other injury, or from Rheumatism, ioy
which Chamberlain Pain Balm is os'
pecially intended and uneaqualled, It
affords almost immediate relief aud IN
o short time effects permanent cure,
For sa,e by John Boyden and son,
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-08-23

cure refuge and welcome In her
patch Of flowers and fruit
Another insect that l., forever being
killed owing 10 the Ignorance Of the
general public is the dragon fly, al.o
known as the neeileca.s. he Is one Of
the most useful insects In this climate.
In his larvel -tite he subsi.i. almost
entirely on those small -luirming
threads which can b. seen darling al,p.t
In any still water anl which hstrh %
into the sseet singing misquiio. ~
soon rs the dragon hy leaves his Na'cry
nursing ground. and. climbing some
friendly reed. throws away the old shell
and dies away he i.helpiav man again.
Ills quarry nOE i. tlie house ~ Not
long ago the winter saw one oi tlie.. in.
sects knocked down in yuunla, where
he hat iccn dp.-. yprmnn. service.
and th. children and women seemed
4 lighted. although they shunk LacE
fpm the pooi wounded dragon ny. The,
all thought Ice had an aViul sting al the
end of hi- long budy-a cruc. injustice.
When the writer took the insect up
there vas general wOndsrmeni. which
Vas increased when captured rs sa-
offered him and he atc Il grerli.v The
boys oi that household will never harm
a dragon hy again.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-08-23

TuE Park Record aud Patriot are hay
ing lively controversy as to the merits
and value Of ore found In the Comstock
mine at that place, The Record con.
tends that the rock is no good while the
Patriot thinks it is a bonanza. TuE
TDEs hopes, for the good OF the camp
and the owners of the mine that the
Record is wrong In It's conslusion, but
at tho same time we believe the Record
is speaking from honest conviction, aud
II the mine is wildcat" the Record Is
entitled to the thanks Of the community
for exposing it for it is doing Its duty
to the people at large in SO doing. The
writer knowsirom experience, that there
iu nothing that will damn a mining
camp 90 quickly and effectively us these
wildcat" bonanzas, We've been there
ourselves, and know whereof we speak,
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-08-23

Tie decision handed down by Judge
Smith last Saturday. that women have
a right to vote next election for the
adoption or rejection ofthe Constitution
aud state Offices, fell like clap Of
thunder from clear sky on the hopes
aud aspirations Of many aspirants for
oiice,-Park City Patriot,
And Il fell like two claps OF thunder on
the hopes Of many where politics will
cut no dgure,
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-08-23
Electricity on III. Japanese war vessel.

El.etfielty on III. Japanese War vessel.
The tlring u great guns aud the ex-
plosion OF shells appears TO have the
effect Of di-arrangius some VI the
electrical dcyises on war ships. The
japanese legation Ia Paris has forsarded
10 the French government report re-.
lating to the recent naval cumbats, In
which IL Is stated, with regard to the
electric installations on board the
Mikado's warships, tina, the Interrupt.
tions 81 current which took place were
not caused. rs has been said. by the
rccoil Of the guns, but by the bursting
Of Chinese shells. The working Of the
ordnance Unanswered boy electricity was
not interiered with The electric wires
used for isnlting charges were, how.
ever, broken by the vibration set up by
the firing Of the heavy guns.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-08-23

TuE awful lire at Bingham Monday
has left many homeless and destitute,
Many lost everything they possessed,
and the voice Of Charity cries out to all
who are able to come to the relief OF the
uniortunates. Aud tits a cry that will
he needed in Utah, for her people are
ever ready to relieve distress and succor
the weak, Let every community re-
spond.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-08-23

PEorLE cannot be too careful Of the
water they drink during the hot summer
months. Much Of the illness Ia directly
tracoable to impure water, and il would
not be bad idea to boil all water before
drinking, thereby Kidding It OF all the
germs Of disease. Water is u rather
thin drink, anyway.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-08-23

REnKHnER that the county seat re.
moyal question will come before the
voters at the coming election, and every
citizen. both male and female, are
entitled to vote. and should see to II that
their names are properly placed on the
registration lists, You must attend to
this before September LIST.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-08-23

In appointing John Pack selectman
to an the unexpired term OF Thomas T..
Potts, resigned, Messrs. Shields, Welsh
aud Archibald selected a gentleman who
enjoys the full confidence OF all who
know him.-park City Patriot.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-08-23

A STREET sprinkler wonld be bless
ing during tho hot, dusty weather In
Coalville, and there 10 no doubt but II
would more than pay for itself In pre-
venting sickness. Then, too, II wsuld
add another feather In Coalyille'a car
Al a health resort.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-08-23

The coming editorial convention a,
Salt Lake promises To be- one OF the
grandcst events Of this character ever
held. Editors from all over the con.
tinent will be present, and the commit.
tee at salt Lake will see 10 II that they
are properly entertained.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-08-23
OH

LADIrs, remember that II you vote on
the county seat question, YOU can'talford
TO take In washing TO help pay taxes "a
build new courthouse, when the one
we have will answer all purposes.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-08-23

The quality oithe blood depends much
upon good or bad digestion aud assimila.
ton to make the blood rich in life and
strength giving constituents, use DIR. ].
II Mcl.ean's Strengthening Cordial and
Blood Purifier II will nourish the pro.
pertics OF the blood from which the
elements Of vitality are drawn. 500
per bottle.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-08-23

Warranty Deeds, short form. anil a
line vi justice blanks Tor sale a. Tux
IiaEs office.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-08-23
HEALTH
AND
ACCIDENT
INSURANCE.
Fidelity Hutual Aid Assn,
San Francisco, Cal.
FOR rIyE rENrs rER pAY.


WILL PAY, according 90 thr haftri NJ %,
cupatnu, from ~ 60 SIS a wpuk. when uuan'
20 work Though leiug hurt accidentally.
WILL FAY, II you are accidentally killed
sgOH 10 $3.50
WILL RAY SO week, when you arr
sick and unable tn work.
WILL FAY -ioO Tor funeral expenses
WILL fAN, u you lose u hand or foot OF
both frctof bath hand. st3H IN ~lIt
ABsOLUrE rEOrECriON % the mem
her upon paving - liir mcI"bcuhlp fee aud
dues Oi $3.50 per month
LIFE INSURANCE.
Also issues policies Of Lie Insurance, paying
from siO in ease Of death. aud
$50 per $1,000 per month Tor accident aud
sickness; also Is year PAID up policy paying
$4,000 ~ death ~ $1,000 AZ the end % ~ years.
$40 pet month Tor accident OF sickness
IF INSURED,
You cannot lose all your Income Nhcu you are
Sick OF Disabled by Accident
THE fIDELITN MUTUAL AID A..
ISOLATION Il prrarmineuuy the Largest aud
strongest Accident aud Health Association In
the united states,
Il has the required cash deposits with the
gcthcf with an ample Reserve Fund ani lAugr
assets, make it, certificate an absolute guarantee
OF the solidity oi IT, protection 70 its meubrrH
Reliable agents Wanted. Writ Utah
Ag,ncy Co., John Il, dshtOn, MGR, h.
slirdnce Department, lDj PrOgrsn Build
ing, SAT- Lake Chy, Utah.
y. N. PlnneO, Times once. Local Agt.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-08-23
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