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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1895-07-05
COnSiderate.

Kind Lady-Willie Waffles, I heard
you boys tied a bunch of frecrackers to
dogs tail. Don't you think that is
very cruel?
Willie Waffies-No'm. We cut it off
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1895-07-05
Half Rates to Boston, Mass.

On account of the International
Christian Endeavor Convention, the
North Western Line will, on July s.,
6, I and 5, sell excursion tickets to
Boston, Mass, and return at rate OF
one fare for the round trip, tickets
good for return passage until Aug. 6,
1895, inclusive. For tickets and full
information apply to agents, Chicago
g. North Western R'y.
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Estimates on job printing will be
given freely at the FREE PRESS offic
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The FREE PRESS is the medium
through which the advertiser can
reach the people.
New-York tribune., 1895-07-10
1inanrlal
Long Island Traction Co.
REORGANIZATION.
f,nanr,al.

NEw-YoRK July 3. 1905
Stockholders OF Long Island Traction Company are
hereby notified in Of the plan OF reorganization
heretofore that the time FOR the deposit Of
and payment of the first instalment OF nve
dollars (s5 per limited before July Is,
1895.
The second and final insalment OF nve dollars C&s)
per share payable before September 2. 1905.
Stockholders requested deposit with the Central
Trust Company their stock certificates with
transfer thereof the Committee in blank duly
cuted. and thereby and become parties TO the
Plan and Agreement
Trust Company receipts will be issued for deposited
stock.
Outstanding participation certificates will be received
and credited their face value OF 81 per
share. in payment OF the cash subscription.
Holders Of participation certificates may II they so
elect, other benefit under the agree
ment paymen, in cash for their certificates par with
interest at per
DepOsiting stockholders who shall pay
their subscription in full will, he entitled
to receive one share of new stock for every
two shares of old stock, new bonds at par
to the amount of the cash subscription of $40
per share paid and new stock TO an amount
equal TO 30 per cent OF the amount III cAHh
subscription of $40 per shnre paid.
The shares Of the Compan- will be represented by
voting five provided in the
Reorganization Agreement under voting trust whereof
Frederic T. ocot;. Roswell +. Flower and Anthony y.
BRADY the
The Plan has approved ty the Board Of Directors
OF Long Island Traction Company and by the Com
Stockholders formed to protect their interests
full particulars details Of the Plan and Agree
men the original thereof hed with
the Central Trust Company Of New-York
FREDERIC r. OLCOTT,
Chairman,
ROSWELL =. FLOWER.
ANTHONY y. BRADY,
JOHN q. JENKINS.
GEORGE w. YOUNG.
MARSHALL s. briggs.
ALFRED J. POt CH,
Committee
New-York tribune., 1895-07-10
1TR0Y BOMT9.

CITY OF TROY or SARATOGA leaves PIER 20. West
ioh-st daily. Saturday. m Express trains for
Saratoga, Lake George AdronGacks. sunday steamer
touches at Albany SARATOGA EXCURSION. $3.50.
LAKE GEORGE EXCURSION. S7.30 Good during season.
New-York tribune., 1895-07-10
PROVIDENCE Lime.

FALL RIWEK sIN6, Fa RIVER Mar's.: Tl's SIs::
ern Mountain. Inland. and % SeashSre points p.,s
Gaiiy 4 tine orchestra each Leave York fso% s
snd a 40 p ~ Sundays 0:3o =. VI. only Trains leave
Fall River and 40 A NJ due Bos'on $50 and ~
Rats from York $40 Il. NJ eekdays. b 70
p NJ sundays touch at Newport ,
s,or fun time table and lst Of summer ntsrature aa-
dress nclosng postage 'od Colony p o BOX 49, N Z:
New-York tribune., 1895-07-10

pyERTIsEMENTs AND SUBSCRIPTION FOR
VH THE AZ TE TfrowN wSsTTE oFTcE w 10 r1sa
way - door north Of Thirty -nr.,-st.: and ADvEn:
hsh.Ssy.. . T..n.y third ~ ISa sla,h-ay:
Third-Ave. F9rty ssventh!t lo2o Third-ave near
sixty.hrsts l7oS Frst-avs 100 West FTrty sseond-s
West Forty .secOnds. isiS second.ys So Third.sys
aSs Thirdavr. 2O61 Third-ave. between One hundred
twsifth and onehur dred and thirteenth sta ie2e
Al IN. HARLEM OFFICES. $50 East One hundred. and
twentynfth-st 2Ss West hundred and twenty NTH
AMI West One forty hfthst. up TO
m. at reguLr o6ice rates
European Branch for advertisements only. - fleet
Street. e. c.. Londou Enxlap3
New-York tribune., 1895-07-10
Ecaal Notices.
ATA SPECIAL. TERN Of the Supreme Court

A I A SPECIAL TERN Of the Supreme Court
thereof the County Court House In the city II New
loik. on The 18th day u May is?5 Present Hon George
York against the Mutual Benefit Life Association of
America Upon all proceedings heretofore had herein and
the papers nled IN thu action ana the annexed petition
81 Samuel w. Mlbank. verified February q. 1895. proof
Of due the Attorney General OF the application
for this order and of the upon which the Is
based and the copy of this order In the form In which
Esp.. attorney for said petitioner.
Ia ordered that all the creditors NJ the defendant
and prove their claims ana thereby make themselve.
parties To this action within six months from the first
who make default doing shall b" precuded from all
benent o the Judgment heretofore entered herein and from
any distribution which may be made hereunder, and
IL Is further ordered that the said Receiver be and he
hereby Is authorized and empowered 10 give notice OF this
order by publication Ia the NewYork Law Journal and
IN The NrwY York Tribune. two newspapers published In
the city of New York. each week. for six sue
cessve weeks and that all creditors exhibit and
their claims him. such pace places as shall Do
directed all claims be proved by the presentation
o, vouchers. accompanied by the affidavit Of the party
parties having knowledge Of the facts that the whole
amount 81 the debt shown In said voucher is justly due
from the Mutual Benefit Life Association OF America 70 the
creditor named In the voucher over and above all Offsets
and ccini-rcaims with liberty to the said Receiver to
contest any Of tte claims 80 proved as ne may be "a
claims that may hc contested
Notice TO the creditors of the Mutual Benefit lfe AS
ISOLATION of Notice Is hereby gwen that the
foregoing a copy order duly entered IN the above
entitled action. all creditors ot ne Mutual
Benefit Life Association of America are ei'a 20 sx-
oice Room Tribune Building No l"t Ntfn ~ ftrec'
In the Cty of New-iork and comply win IN"
Of the above order within six months from th' -' 'h'
Dated May Is. 1895 -, -. ,,,,,.>,,, p..o,v.,
urvpV ~ aACISETT Attorney for Recryer
No Isl ks:sas susss (Tnssae Buidlns,. New-York City
New-York tribune., 1895-07-10
UnitedStateS COrdage Co.
REORGANIZATION.

S-w-York. JUNE 20. 1905
Relieving n 70 b. In ihc lnerr., - all parties 10 the
,eorranzaon N. Committee have extended the time for
d.p,s of securities of the tinted States cordagr Com
many with the Manhattan Trust Company, Of
Nrw-york. and including July 18TH. is" as follows
first Mortgage Bonds
Guaranteed stock. with FIRST ns'H'ment o' s''"o
per share 49,.
Preferred stock. with FIRST ins'aiment of s2''o
yer share.
per share
Deposits n. above securities viii not be received
after July - 1895 the discretion % the Com
m,ttee and subject TO such penalties as MAJ he pre-
scrb~d
FRANK K sTJUGIs.
WILLIAM uAVUOtn
JOHN l. WATERBURY,.
Committee.
JOHN l.. CADWALADER. Era. Counsel
7 IL WENTWORTH. secreiAfy.
New-York tribune., 1895-07-10
finanrial.
To BOndhOlders of the
UNITED STATES
CORDACE COMPANY.

The DONDHOLDERS' PROTECTIVE COMMIT
TEE having promised TO their recommendations "
the hondholders after further investigation OF the YUM
pany's arair. and having with the exception OF '''
Dumont Clarke has withdrawn from the comm'''e''
agreed upon the conclusions following now ADVISE '"'
bondholders that in their judgment:
Tn. n,..ent condition OF affairs due largely TO mis-
management and inexpcrence;
The n,an Of r.organzatlon proposed by representa-
tives Of company affords NJ reasonable prospect "
Improvement in the management Of the business;
Your bonds Issued and taken as hrs' mortgage
bonds. and the security worth much now as WIN
the bonds were issued. although possibly OF less
value than then supposed and no suhc''n, '''''
appears why you should make the most OF your S.
curity rather than submit be deprived of lot '"'
benefit OF other interests
Such proceedings should be taken az VIII i'ad u ~
foreclosure OF mortgage when the bonih"ld"rs can
buy property benefit. or can reorgah-
property connection with the stockholders upo"
such may be mutually acceptable under an
efcient business management; the earning capacity ~
well as the value OF the property. being such as TO
Justify such arrangement;
II in pursuing this policy or all Of the mills no"
in operation should be closed for time this would not IN
the end injuriously affect your security.
The bonds already deposited with this committee al
though as yet than majority. are sufficient IN
amount protect your rights and to prevent acton oy
Others prejudiciai to yoir interests
All bondholders who approve the course now recon-
mendod are requested deposit their bonds with mo
FARMERS LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY. in
NEW-YORK. or the BOSTON SAFE DEPOSIT
AND TRUST COMPANY. ~ BOSTON. on or he
FORE JULY -. 1906.
COMMITTEE OF REORGANIZATION VIII
he nominated TO carry the principles recommended
upon formal plan containing such provisions as may De
agreed upon which opportunity will be given to
the stockholders participate on equitable terms.
New-York July o. 1895.
II. VI. GALLAWAN.
Merchants National Bank.
STIYVEsANT FISH,
National Park Bank.
EHENEZER s. MASON.
Bank Of New-York.
CHARLES 4. VIALLE.
National Bank II the Republic Boston.
GEORGE RIPLEY.
Hide and Leather National Ginnk. BoSion
BI,RKiII ZABRIsKIE d BURRliI~
Counsel
JOHN II. RATHBONE Secretary.
St. New York
New-York tribune., 1895-07-10
STEAMBOATS,.
AlSAMN EVENING Lime.

NGOylNU Y tsNUWW NlUNlao
Steamers DREW and DEAN RICHMOND leave Old Pier
A. y. r.. Canal q /. ". daily tsundays ex.
oepted). Connecting with express trains for saraogA
Lake George Rchned Springs Sharon Springs. Thou
sand Islands all points North East ana
West saturday night steamer ,onncCis with suItAy
morning Saratoga, North Creek Caldwell ana
on I.ak
New-York tribune., 1895-07-10
Wnited States
S@ortaaae 4 Crust 90:

50 CEDAR ST., NEW YORK.
CAPITAL S&OOO.OOO.
SURPLUS. :. 100000.
rranaacts a General Trust Basiness.
Loans M oney on Bond and Mortgage.
Issses First Mortgage TPuet Geld benoos
Takes entire charge Of Real Estate.
Legal Depositary for Trust. Court and
State Funds. Allows Interest On Deposits
Executes all Trusts.
OFFICERS
George W. Y0ungs freeldents
Luther X ountze, Yice-President.
James Timpson, % dvice.fresident.
Arthur Turnbull,. Treasarer.
william r. Elliott, secretArys
Clark williams, Asst. Sect'y and Trsass
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
Charles d. Dckey. Jr. Gustav = kiseeis
Theodore A Havemeyer. Luther Kountze.
Charles L. Henderson, James TlmpSons
Richard A. McCurdy.
DIRECTORS.
Samuel d. Babc0ck,
William Babcock, Gustav r hisei,
Inmonf CIarke Luther K0untxe.
tnsries d. DIckry IT. Charlton !. Lewis.
William y. Dixon, Lewis May,
David DO wa Jr Theodore Morford,
Robert a. Granniss. Richard A. AcSur"Js
Theo. A. Hayeneyer lsOber Olypieh'.
Charles II. UendcrsOn William W. f1cHAfuss
Lines j. Hi James Tmpson.
Gardiner q. Hubbard. George w. Young
New-York tribune., 1895-07-10
BONDS FOR SALE.

In pursuance OF an Act OF the 18th Legislative A.
sembiy Territory OF Arizona, entitled IAN Act for
the relief Of ella County and authorizing the Territorial
Treasurer exchange Territorial Funding Bonds for
tain warrants. ths Board Of Supervisors Of said Ola
County Territory offer for sale Five per Al
Territorial Gold Funding Bords approved by Act Of
Congress June h 1sv0 10 the amount OF Forty Thou
Dollars $40 COO. interest payable semi annually in
gold Office Of New-York Guaranty and Indem
nifty Co. New-York City, or at the ONCE Of Territorial
Treasurer Phoenix Arizona the option OF holder
Sealed bids for tho purchase II said bonds will be
once OF the Clerk OF OF
visors Of said County at Glohs Arizona until 10 o'clock
l. M. July 10th. 1895.
The Board reserves the right reject any all bids
Globe ella County. Arizona June 18th. 1895.
a. NJ ALLISON.
clerk OF the Board OF Supervisors.
DENJAMIN FRANKLINS Defective Agency.
- 40 1reaAway. established 1884. siashslphlA ONCE
uxeAl sal Che1tASs stseetA
New-York tribune., 1895-07-10

The price Of domestic exchange was as follows
at the places named: Charleston. buying par:
selling Nc premium NewOreans innnS s5c
premium; San Francisco. sight par. telegraph &C.
per 500 premium; Savannah. buying par selling
! nosoa sp to o H s'
Bank clearings were follows al the places
named New-York-Exchanges. s167. so: 5sl liz bal bal
halances N.77S1a Baltimore-Exchanges, 81
6ss 1853; balances. $49s.97s. Phadelphia-hx-
changes. slS,l66.324; balances s20o1 or
The price Of commercial bar silver In TINS mar
ket was 67lac, nominal. per ounce. Mexican
dollars quoted at 53lac. In LONDON par slI-
unchanged at So5sd The Paris sailms a,liie To-
The foreign exchange market was STRONG, az
though quotations were trihe lower ,nan !es.e So.
dav Little business doing Rates at "nicii
business was actually done were at the h'gheS'
figures reached this year. as follows;
Cables. Long bills. shOr; bills
Sterling ......... Aso54e4sOs tsss ttss siS,.
Guiiders 60. ...... 4oss 4oh
Money or. call in London u per cent The
rate of discount in the open market was y per
cent for short and GIG per cent for three montns
bills The. amount OF bullion which went into the
Bank OF England on balance to-day was izS."v;
British consols further advanced Is TO l01 s-le
for money and "A to 1875 for the account Amer
lean securities improved generally and Canadian
Pacific gained 11s 10 59as. Illinois Central y to
lO0iz Union Pacific y TO l3%. North racine pre-
ferred "a to 1875. Atchison u to lO'+, Reading
10 10. St Paul 's 10 7o's and "aDash preie'feu
Il to 20A. ~ ~ o.
French rentes were quoted at 1o2 francs p
centimes: Paris exchange on London, 20 francs
TN centimes: Berlin exchange on LONDON. "
marks Az pfennings
The following securities have been admitted 10
the Stock Exchange hist: se.o4S,ooo Mercanuie
Trust Company engraved certificates OF deposit
for the consolidated first mortgage o per cent
bonds OF 1919 Of The Kansas Pacihc RaliWay
Company. and slssoOo additional first mortgage
& DER cent bonds on consolidated properties or the
Prookvn City Railroad Company.
The American Savings Bank F1fth-ave. ana
Forty-second-s, has declared dividend at the
rate Of 3Iz per cent year, on all deposits from
IS TO s3000 payable July 10.
The Joint Executive Reorganization committee
Of the Atchison, Topeka and Sante Fe railroad
Company gives notice that the time for the de-
posit Of bonds and stock without payment or
penalty. has expired. Deposits VIII be received
mar amount OF the bonds and stock deposited.
New-York tribune., 1895-07-10


is. IS. 100
In state issues there were sales of $1,000 Geor-
ola 4izs at 115; SO 900 Tennessee Settlement 3s at
esL 500 900 Virginia deferred trust receipts 6s at
si.. $40 900 Virginia funded debt 23s OF 1891, at
s2is. and $4,000 Virginia Riddleberger at %.
Tiftv shares of the Tradesmen's National Bank
we're sold at a. and ten shares of the Western
Transactions OF only 81 $751; 900. par value. meas
rred the interest in bonds to-day, and no ten
Sency of prices in either direction gave character
20 the dealings. The only changes of note were
a gain of in Richmond and Allegheny lists As
70 e. In St. Louis Southwestern 2ds to 391e and
~ in the st. Paul, Minneapolis and Manitoba.
Mnntana Extension As. to "a. The Readings were
weak however, and the Ids retired as to 2Oss
and the 3ds ~ 10 15ls
The Sub Treasury was debtor at the Clearing
1,ouse s420 3O5 Its net loss on balance was 1896,
raS made up by loss in currency of $1S1,S3S and
loss in coin Of s414499. To-day's operations in
mded: Receipts $3,922.45S payments. N.5lS.-
sos resulting in a general balance of $l7o.4277S5.
consisting of s66,osO,SSo currency and slo4,SS7425
coin. . r,A,. 80
csived to-day spas, ,295 National bank notes for re-
demption The customs receipts were s4oS.4S6,
the internal revenue receipts s34244V' ana the
ment receipts for the day $SS5 1872; expenditures.
Il $50 900: excess OF expenditures, SI61.2l7. Re
ceipts for month to date S. S454oo; expenditures.
tis e7s 900; excess Of expenditures Sl0.63O.595.
To-day's Washington Treasury statement or
cash on hand and deposits In bank compares with
the figures Of the last previous statement as fol-
hand !glx s SOL !Slz se Inc caasSss .sa
II .:s4 Ia ss5is sss % ssSis' s Rs iSss
Actual cash in the
vaults
over outstanding -. -a 49,. 49, ,o, 60. 600
certificates $l"l 4ll
DEPOSITS bank. 1864. GIG To- l'4 81" Dec -"''"o
Available cash. sos 116Os9 S2OOoslsl5 Dec si'4-'o
Deduct minor la n coo eo-
biiieS loD i1'i'''"'- I'M -''-'''''
Actual cash bal sl95 24O354 $92 422 lsl l'S
This statement reflects conditions prevailing
Saturday.
MONEY AND FOREIGN MARKETS.
Money on call was 1q11e per cent. Rates for
fine money were trihe easier and the onerlngs
continued greatly in excess of demand CONNER
ciai paper continues in small supply and the IN
ouiry from the banks Is urgent We suo]oin our
usual table of rates. made up from informauon
furnished by the busiest houses:
= Choice
On call sod. smos mos mos 3 mes mos mos
.s1, /. 2a21l 2.as sds. 8,
New-York tribune., 1895-07-10
Reorganization
OF THE
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
Railroad Company.

Tho remaining instaments of the assessment on the
STOCK detosited under the Reorganization Agree
nent have been called for payment. and must be paid
TO the respective deposaries on or before the fo.-
lowing dates VIZ:
The second ins,alment Of 50 share on or before
JULY 10TH 1s0SI
Tn. third ins,alment Of 81 per share on or before
AUGUST 10TH, 1898,
The fourth and nsalment OF ~ per share on or
hsfor. SEPTEMBER 10TH. 1905.
Ip.,an.nts OF the not paid on or before
the above dates vii! only be received upon payment
~ nenay Of 81 per share each instament In ar
and the Committee the night at any limo
m declare forfeited the rights of holders 81 certificates
~ d.nosi, for stock fall 70 pay the respective in
amens OF the assessment within the dates above speci
fed.
The time for the deposit OF Bonds and Stock with
IN, payment Of a penalty hayinG expired on JULY
sTI ISO5. deposits Will now be received only on
pavment OF a penalty Of per cent on the par amount
=, the Bonds and Stock deposiied but the Committee
eserves the right a, any decline to receive
further deposits.
Dated. July 8. 1895.
EDWARD KING. Chairman.
H. sOMERS HAYES. ,..r
EDWARD n. GIBBS. Jo'n' EAec-
GEORGE q. HAVEN. utive ReOr-
ADRIAN ISELIN. Jill. unnixntton
G. SLIGO DE POTHONIER.
ROBERT FLEMING. Com"Htee'
John LUDEN.
VICTOR MOHAWETZ.
HERMAN KOBBE. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1895-07-10

will probably prevail. The market closed at
Eight rally from the lowest prices Of the day.
Total transactions amounted to 2s9,4s6 shares
BONDS-THE FEDERAL TREASURY
Government Bonds sold: $1,000 registered 4s of
,o01 at 112H and $4,000 coupon 5s at 116% Quota
Nons were unchanged, as follows:
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1895-12-05
AFTER EATING ONIONS.

Mr. Rusk Suggests Something That VIII
Take the Breath Away.
Uncle Jerry" Rusk, when secretary
of agriculture, met a friend in Fiji
teenth street, Washington, one day.
The friend looked puzzled and some
what depressed.
Uncle" Jerry.
tant matter" said the friend. NAV
be you can help me out"
WELL" said the secretary, what is
it?'
81 don't know said the friend,
whether 1 ever told you that I am
subject, at intervals, to the widest
cravings for beefsteak and onions. 1t
has all the characteristics of a con-
trmed drunkard's craving for rum.
This craving struck me a few minutes
ago, and l at once determined to graf
ify it when dinner time came. Then /
suddenly recalled that 1 had promised
to call this evening on some ladies who
are here from my home, and l must
keep that promise. Yet my stomach is
shouting for beefsteak and onions,
and am wavering between duty and
appetite"
Cant you wait until after the cali?"
asked Uncle" Jerry solicitiously.
Never" said the friend earnestly.
Cant you postpone the call?"
Impossible" said the friend.
"Well," said Uncle" Jerry, '.I1l tell
you what to do. When dinner time
comes you go up to John C~hamberlin's
and get YOUR beefsteak and onions and
eat 'em. When you get your check it
vill be so big that it will take your
breath away."-Baltimore News.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1895-12-05
What Rurna MD

ut was in Perth" a traveller writes,
that, puzzling over a grimy statue, (
was ~accosted by a barefooted n~ewsboy.
with his raucous cry of 'Hair-rald.
Glasgow Hair-r-aldl' III take one,
quoth 1, if you'll tell me whose statue.
that is 'Tis Rabbie Burns replied.
he, on the nail. Thank YOU said I.
taking the paper And what did he do
to deserve the statue2' My newsbov,
his head. Perceiving his en-,
oarrassment, a party of his friends
down the street called out in s~tentorianI
chorus: 'Ay, tits Rabbie Burns .ButI
what did he do to deserve the s~tatueo.
l Numbered back. They hung theirs
heads. At last my newsboy recovered
himself; his face frightened. Wen,
said L again, what did he do to deserve
this statue?' He deedr answered the
intelligent little man."
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1895-12-05
GIARANINGS.
Items OF Interest Clipped
From our State j..
EXCHANGES.

Henderson Gold Leaf: Minks
are playing havoc with chickens
in town. Mr. Sid Rem had 25
killed before he succeeded in
catching the varlnint with dogs,
and Mr.. J. Y. Lands has had 38
killed to date. He lost eight the
last raid, a few nights ago.
Smithfeld Herald: We are
panied to chronicle the sudden
death of Mr.. VIM. Carroll which
occurred last Thursday night at
his home in Pleasant Grove
township, aged about 20 years.
A quiet, estimable Christian gen
tleman. a farmer of unusual en-
ergy has passed away and will be
missed in his community.
Charlotte Observer: MI. Price
of Rutherford, was in the city
yesterday. He was on his re-
turn from South Carolina. MI.
Price is to establish a town be.
tween Camden and Kershaw.
For this purpose he bought L.
800 ecres of land-fne timber
land-in the section named, and
will move his mill machinery
from Rutherford there and build
q new mill and a mill town,
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1895-12-05
Hosiery.
Not TO the POOrhOuS6.

a life insurance policy is not a sign
board pointing widow and children to
the poor house.
4 strong life insurance company with
millions of dollars is a good friend for
a man to leave his family in charge of
after his death.
The most successful business men
carry policies for large amounts of life
insurance. They believe life insurance
is a good Investment.
A policy on the 10, Is, or 20 year
plan, rapidly becomes a valuable piece
of property, 1t is said that one of the
richest men in North Carolina would
have failed during the panic of 1893.
had it not been for his life Insurance.
policies.
The Home Life Insurance Company
of New York, for more than a third of a
century has been engaged in its great
work. The Home Life is one of the
strongest and best companies in the
world, while its policies are plain con-
tracts, containing a number of advart-
ages not offered by other companies.
Full information will be cheerfully fur
nished on application to A. c.. Davis,
General Agent for North Carolina,
Goldsboro, N. c.