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The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1898-09-29
Here is tie afhda
Wit Of Mrs. Habicht,
one Of the ladies' re-
felred to in Mr. Bry-
ants letter, showing
how she was arrested
by the negro consta-
bic and tried by the
negro magistrate.
negro magistrate,

State of North Carolina, Craven
County.
Mrs. Louis E. Habicht a white lady
formerly Of Buffalo, n. Y, being duly
sworn deposes and says that on -
day of May, 1898, she was arrested by a
negro constable, J. +. Stanlv, on a
Peace Warrant sworn out by a white
man, Republican, and tried by a ne
gro magistrate, Fred Douglass, of
Craven county and required to give
bond justified in the sum of one hun
dred and fifty dollars, 10 keep the
peace. If bond not given, Immediately
to go to jail. Was informed by the
magistrate that the constable was
waiting outside with horse and buggy
to carry out the judgment of the court.
Being a stranger in the city L did not
know any one to stand my bond, | was
taken into custody by the consta BILE
but before being taken to Jail, a gentle
man, Mr.. ]. H Matthews, came to my
relief and got gentleman, Mr.. Kafer
a business man in this city to stand my
bond
MRS. LOUIS p. HABICHT.
Sworn to and subscribed before me
this Sth day OF Sept. 1898.
s. X. STREET,
Notary Public.
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that occur in the negro ridden sections
Of the east
The claim that there are still white
magistrates in the Eastern counties is
true, but they are as a rule hold over
from former Democratic control and as
fast as their terms expire in township
where the negroes have Il majority,
negroes are being elected in their
places.
Negro domination in many sections
of Eastern North Carolina. as bad as il
is. as far reaching as it is. and as hu-
initiating as it is. is not half as bad nor
half as humliating as it Will be unless
The white men in the State join hands
to check it. Complete negro dominu-
ton in many counties is an impN ldng
crisis that must BE- reckOned with, must
be considered, must be met.
F. =. ARENDELI.
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tempt to take advantage of his unfor-
keep him in ignorance always that they
may the more readily play upon his
credulity and deceive MN to his own
undOing.
The Democrats party has always
been the friend of the illiterate voter;
it has attempted to enlighten MIN be
cause its methods are those that appeal
to enlightenment and intelligence. His
enemies are the fusion -.emagOgues
who have turned over the poor man :
school to the negro and the spokesman.
and who meet his questions for light
with lies cunningly devised to play
against his own best interests.
The cry that the Democratic party
would take away their right t. Vote is
the same ''bOgy man that the RepuD-
licans have regularly used to make the
negroes solid for the Radical ticket for
many years.
The Re-pOp-li-cans are beside them
selves if they insult the intelligence of
the unlettered white men of North Car
DINA, expecting to rally them by the
sOlidify the negro vote. The honest
white man who had no opportunity in
his youth to go to school is good
and true to his race as the best Greek
scholar in the State. and Will not be in
tiuenCed to vote for his own undOing by
the lie that sCareS the negroes.
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The man who sincerely believes In
white supremacy throughout the State.
in Craven as we'll as in Buncombe. In
New Hanover a. well a. in CatawbA.
and who realizes that the present ad-
minrtraticn, in State and counties. 10
not only degrading but disastrous TO
the peaes and prosperity Of al the pee
pie, Of all races. and wAs wish 70
change it, will vote the pelaocrn ~
ticket whether he has heretofore ATl1-
lated with any other party CT not. T'as
issue +. pain and simple. Il ID wtsss
ald hoeset. eceasntoei Srv-
srnmsat, or. The continuation OF tAe
Or sssat condition Of anairA II su1DSe
be dfegusss4. or hidden. Under When
Tag VIM ~ vst& wh ~ asssa-
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The following is an account of the ar
rest and trial of Mrs. GaskilI the other
lady referred in Mr.. Ervant'S letter,
which was printed in The NeWbern
Chronicle the day after the arrest and
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We take pleasure in publishing the report
which appeared under the above optics
several days ago in the New York Sun Of Nj
Julian De Court, a young man who was raised
as an orphan by Mr. A. 7. Lloyd, Of Pieca'
wazeu. Mr.. Lloyd took him when ne WIS
but Eve years CT age and raised him TO man
hood On reaching bis msturity which wss
nine years ago he left welcome home to fight
LIES own battles. He was ine young man
and was respected and liked By all Who knew
him. The report read as follows:
Some Of the wounded men Of the regiment
who had bsen sent in advance TO the hospitals
had already been d-iven down - flrryhouse
in carriages, ana wetc anxious 10 axe thei-
nisces in the line. One Of these mrn wns
Julian de Couit private Of Compeny y, who
left the convalescent ward in Ne~ York Hos
pital Just hefsre noon aud WIS allowed to
participate in the parade b. the phs sieians
on condition tiat he sohruld not walk =
step during the afternoon. While passing uV
broadway the buggy in which he was seated
wss directly in front OF the first cable car
bearing the veterans Probably no private
citizen Of this city ever receive 80 tremeod-
Gus greeting as this saiow-ia faced Young
man, who was scarcely able TO vfik. bu; held
up his head with pride and as he waved the
flag, Kept ayes in front for the most Of the
time with true scidierly instinct.
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county Commissioner, Meeting


The County Commissioners met Tuesday
with fall Board present The following
business was transacted;
ordered that Wm. T. Tippeit be appointed
constable in the Fiith District
Ordered that " D Barry, gravel road be-
tween bridges on new road to Marshall Hall
IL compensation Of SIS per 100 lineal yards
Ordered that the road accounts this day
presented and approved he paid by orders on
collectors out Of 'es Levy.
On motion Of Commissioner Ching the fol-
lowing resolutions were adopted
WHEREAS, Death has claimed IS it, vic
tim our brother commissioner and esteemed
friend Kent Conlee,
AND WHEREAS, BY his demise this Board
susiains the loss Of most psefal and cour-
teoas member and our county valuable
citizen.
Be- Z Resolusd That we feel ksenly the loss
to this BODY, Of the services OF ous colaborer,
who as public officer, has received the just
commendation Of all ofour citizens, and with
whom our association as commissioner and
friend has teen 50 pleasant and agreeable
Rssolped, That we extend to sorrowing re
natives our sincere sympathy in their bereave-
meui, and our appreciation OF the SCI vices Of
our deceased brother
Resolced, That these resolutions be spread
upon the minutes Of this meeting and copy
sent to the family of the deceased
Be Il further Resaived. As mark Of respect
TO his memory that the Board now adjourn.
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wayside items


In our young prime Of years. are like green
herbs,
With which We strew the hsazses Of our
friends;
Foi as their virtue gathered when they'ss
green,
Before they wither, or corrupt is best,
Aud God in bis wisdom and loving kindess
thoaght 60. when he called to Heaven Mar
garste in the 10th year of her age, the most
beautiful and brightest dsughteS of Mr.
Emanuel McWlliauss.
Miss Malone very charming young lady is
visiting her cousin Miss Geraldine Lloyd.
Miss Cotton who enahancts all with her
beautiful voice and refnep manners will re-
main a few more weeks with her most hospi-
table friend Miss Lens Hayden.
Mrs. Jones and daughter left NJ Tersah
Tuesday, Mrs J is as blooming and fascinat-
ing, as remember her in her bright girlhood,
only few Silver threads among the Gold. /"
Mr. Hollond Richmond, Jr., has returned
to his business in Baston, all regret his de-
p4riase, but aol IS Young man, who never
fails to go where duty calls.
Mrs. William Elliot has been visiting Rock
Hall.
Mrs Luke Hayden, who was dangerously
i'll last week is well, and also Mr.. Charles
Bonds little child
Mr.. P. A. L. cOn'ee, We rejoice to know, is
oqt again.
| Ar Willie Jameson invited few select
friends to an oyster and ''old Rye feast last
week.
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Orphsns cosrt met TuesdsY pafsuaat %
adioarnn emit wiz, Judges Edelen aaa Jonrl
present Tia following business was trans c.
ed
: Application made BY P A L. Ccntee. Sr {,
f,r letters Of adninisuation on she estate q
l;ent coniee, deceased.
Additional accoun, Of sales returned in the
estate OF William B. Matthews, deceased
Second account Of John Matthews. admin
istrator Of William b. Matthews, deceased.
sled and approved.
Inventory Of The personal estate Of Richard
II. Edeien, deceased, retnrasd.
Ordered thu, the claim OF Richard Jameson,
ageat, against the estate Of Thomas Tut
ner, deceased, for ss4.l be passed.
Ordered that the release Of Eleanor G. Ten
nison as guardian to Dennis Tennisoa, b. ap-
proved
Ordered that the account Of Eleanor G.
Tennison. guardian to the minor children OF
BERNARD Tennssoa, deceased, be passed
Ordered that the bond Of Morgan Ford.
guardian to the minor children Of Eliza'
Barnes be cancelled
Ordered that the distribution made BY the
Register of Wills among the distributes q
E. A. Williams, decreased. be approved.
Ordered ,ha, The claims Of ]. E. Wetheraio
an5 Iames Il Gibbons agains; the estate OF
J. 7. Turner deceased. be passed.
Ordered that Alexander Haislip he appoint
ed gusraisn Of the minor children Of :. A.
Williams deceased, bond Of said guardion
Sled and approved.
ordered that the claim Of the Port Tobacco
Times against the estate Of R 5 Edeleu, de-
ceased for $3.50 be passed.
Ordered that s. r Gray claim for S2e5 OF
against the estate Of J T Turner, deceased be
parsed.
Adjourned 10 meet Tass1aY, September 90,
1873.
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On {. recent "trip from Baltimore to the
scenes Of my childhood. near Benedict on the
Patuxent River, there occurred little incident
well worth mentioning, as it nicely iIlust -ates
Yankee intelligence and ingenuity, said
Robv Gibbons, OF Washington to Post re
porter recently was aboard The Westlaore-
land, Captain Burris. aud during r very dark
night and in a heavy rsinstorm she went
aground at Spencer Point. The St. Mary'S.
a sister vessel, came along and tried for
several hours TO pull her OF, but TO 10 pur-
pose
The next day was beautiful clear one,
and many sailing vessels of all kinds came
alongside from Solomons Island, few miles
away. We were quite curiosity for pleasure
parties on boats, where men were singing and
making merry and beautiful ladies were
chatting like pluInmaged birds in South
American forests
Soon little vessel, not more than twenty
feet long. came along, manned br man and
\ hoy. Tbip man looked and acted as
all the other boatmeu did save he had
the New England pronunciation He went
around the vessei several times and sounded
the water carefully where she was aground at
the bow After little time he came close by
and called for 'be Captain He told he Cap
tain he wonld GET her of for SIS. The bar
gain was concluded This IS what he did
l.
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gN7HE object Of this proceeding is TO procure
the ratification and confirmation Of sale
niAde On the second day Of July, 10 The year
1891, by s. Henry Cox, Collector Of State
AID County Taxes for the Third Collection
District OF Charles which in the Collectors
advertisement Of sale is described as follows
"A tract Of aud located il the Seventh Eec-
tion Disifiut Of Charles County. called Part
81 Masons Amendment. extending on both
sides OF the public road leading from Port
Tobacco 70 Glymani, assessed in the name of
Heaiheriy Spear.
That the said Collector having made re-
port 10 this Court Of SAID sale, together with
ali proceedings having teen examined by the
Cosrt aad the same appearing 10 be regular,
and the provisions Of law in relation thereto
appearing 10 have been complied with.
1t ia therenpon, this 10th day Of kugust,
in the year 1898. by the Circuit Court for
Charles County, adiudged and ordered that
a aotics be given by the insertion Of copy
Of this order in the MARYLAND INDEPENDENT,
a newspaper published in the said Charles
County once week for four successive weeks
before tie Aineieenth day OF September, in the
said year 1898 warning all persons interested
in the said property to be ard appear in this
Court By the said nineteenth day Of September
ia the year 1898 10 SHOW cause, il any they
have, why said sale should not be ratified
and confirmed.
GEO c. MERRICR, AL
any. 26-3t.
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The ioiionine were among thosl froia this
,nsats wha attended, 'ha gsat Baltimore
ntprie, coafereoce 1t Ii. souih,rn Methodist
caaich which met at Ro5al Oak. Maryland.
o, Thursday oflest week Rev J. B. Henry,
aud Rev j. 3 Sites.
We are requested by the members. of the
Ladies' Aid Society, to state that they
viii discontinue the sale Of lee cream in
Ia Plata for the sumner aud that tbey wish
70 extend to the public their thanks and ap-
precautions for assisting them in such chari-
table cause.
Nr A. B. Bsteman gsve his FINAL dance at
Chapel Point on Monday night LAST. The BIZ
weekly dances which have beeu given at this
we'll known resort have been the soutce Of
great pleasure to zany If cur county people
during the summer, and /, is with much re.
srei 70 the Young people that the popular
Isuees At The Point are over for the season.
Mr.. John J. Nudd, son of Mr.. r. Desal-s
Nudd, La Plata, has been awarded the sgen-
cy in the county for the Americans War for
Humanity. a complete history Of The
Spanish American War by Ez q S. Senator
lnglss, Or Kansas. It is a fine book and no
l;taiy should he sithoai one. having al
ready received a large number Of orders, we
feel sure Mr.. Nudd viii meet With success.
sreeia; Sale next Tuesday, Jelly tumblers
I9c doc; Good qua powder tea, only / ID to
q customer, ooly zsc ID It dou', pay YOU to
can tomatoes when we can sell you six Ii
cans of tomatoes for 45e; Look At cur horses
and see What Pretts food can do, we will sell
you package lar SOC; Graduated sugar SIC;
Brown sugar sae; lbs bread soda, bottle
washing blue all for loci L. Edlavitch,
The 3argAin Merchant
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a Triple Tragedy.


Edward Hoffman and his son, John T.
Hoffman wers shot and killed by J
Schmidt in Suvry county, Va, on Monday
Thq HofFmaas were lumbermen and carried 90
a saw mill business Of Sehmidt's place when
the tragedy occurred II is claimed that
Hoffman and his son were at the mill when
Scbnid. came up and deliberately shot Young
Hoffman, then turned, shot and wounded the
elder Hoffman. The latter begged Schmidt
nos to shoot again, but Schmidt, who paid no
attention TO this appeal shot him until he was
dead. A posae went in pursuit Of Schmidt
aad upon refusing to Surrender be was shot.
hr Hoffman wss well and very favorably
known among our people having spent about
ten years il travelling through the county as
timber dealer Daring his stay here most
Of bis time vas spent at Young's swit,h
where he carried on saw mill and deal,
extensively In lumber
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The sure La Grippe cure.

There is no use suffering from this dread
full malaey, + you will onlr get the right
remedy You are having pain all through.
yonr liver is out Of order, have no appetite,
nc life or ambition, have bad cold. in fact
are completely used up Electric Bitters is
the only remedy that will give you prompt
aud sure relief. TheY act directly or your
Liver. Stomach and kidneys, tone up the
whole system and make you feel like a new
being They are guaranteed to cure or price
refunded. For sale at La Plata Drug Store.
Only 80 cents per bottle.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1898-09-09

Tvs BRsr SALvE in the world ior Cats.
Bruises, notes, Ulcers. Salt Rheun, Fever
Sores. letter. Chapped Hands. Chilhi.ins,
Germs. aud ali Skin Erupiions. End positively
cures P,les, o. no pay required Il is guar
anteed 10 give perfect satisfaction u money
refunded Price % cents per box. For sale
by la Pl ia Drug Store
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1898-09-09

Mr.. Adrian Poses as trustee sold at the
Court Honse door on Tuesday, the real estate
and saw mill belonging to the late Jesse Kelly
for The sun ofs2T5 The property is situated
in Cobb Neck and was purchased by Mrs.
Rsheees. Lancaster the mortgage.
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Personal Estate of R II. Edelen

The inventory of the personal property Of
the late Richard g. Eielen WAS 6led in the
Orphans Court on Tuesday. The appraised
value Ct same being sie2,755.s7, having
se9,sso,0o IN bonds, S7s, 300 so 10 stocks.
ss2, 54e, 81 IN banks, SIC, 1877, 40 in mortgages
the remainder being in hrmisg implements
and household furniture Messrs ). Il.
Roberts and John P Hamilton were the ap-
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C,can blood near q ,'ean skin. No
eauty without t. Cascareiss Candy Catbar.
&c c. n. yo,T Ga1 and keen y clean, by
tiTring up ;hs lazy liver ard Driving all i'm
uFities from q body. Hegia to-day tc
ianish pinpies iioils, b!otches, biaelSheads,
and .ha. sei;iv bilious cumpiexion bytaliAg
Case, rets. beauty Tor Ten Genes. All drug
.lsts, slti- acc ~, guaranteed. ipe. &c. Zoe.
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SheTif'S Sale
-.OF--
Valuable Real Estate
IN
CHARLES COUNTY

.pY VIRTUE Of two Wri.s Of Fieri Fu-
eias issued out Of the Circuit Court
fer Charles County one at the suit Of
Adrian Posey. U.s. S Henry Cox, Jr +.
sd one 81 tie suit Of Adrian posey. use
ri Harry XIX, use Of s Henry Cox.
lr against the goods and chat.e.s, land
Bud tenameuis Of J $ Bealle, to me
Directed. have seized and taken in ex-
petition. sll the right, title. claim, inter-
s., aul estate at Law. and il equiv Of
re saia J s. Bealle, in aud to the fol-
wing property to wit:
Az. taat lot, trsct. piece, part or par
+ ! Of land lying in the Sixth Election
Disusia, Of Charles county, known as.
LAUREL BRANCH"
containing
206 acres Of land, more OF less.
Also al of that To-, tract, piece, part
pr parcel of land known as
pickle GROVE"
containing about
30 acres Of land, more or less,
being tract Of land which the said J.
$ Bealis bought from Dominick Mudd
Tue Hrst tract is
AsaAa improved by dwell
ing, store house and
sssA two large barns in
coed repair
And | hereby give notice that ! will
ciTer for sale at tho Court House door,
il Ia Plata, on the
I4th day Of September, is9s,
between ine hours Of u IN. aud o'clock
ON, the said property so seized ait
taken il execution BY public suction Il
the highest bidder for cash.
JOHN W CLEMENTS.
aug 26-3t Sheriff.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1898-09-09

Especially raluable TO women Is Browns
Iron Bitteis. I5ackache ganishes, headache
disappears. strength takes the place Of
weakness, aud the dow Of health readily
comes b, the paliid check when tbs won
derful remedy Is taken. For sickly children
oroverworked men il Las no equal. Nobome
sho1ld be without this famous remedy.
Browns Iron BittsTs j. sold hy I'll dealers.
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IN MEMORIAM.

Departed this life August "a. 1895. Of
cholera intsutum our darling little infant, son
Of Maggie May and MAMMALIAN Bowie Age
one year and one month.
How sweet it will be in thai beautiful land,
81 free from all sorrow and pain?
With songs on our lips and harps in our
hands.
To meet onr little darling again.
cran5.oa
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ORDER MIST.
In the Circuit Court for Charles County
sitting III Equity
No s22 Equity


Reoecca Il. Lancasie7 rs Mary Kelly AMI al.
nRDKRED BY the Court this slh day Of
I Sentsmber ~ the year 1893 that the sale
maze and reported by Adrian Posey Trustee.
in the above entitled case, he ratified and cen
srmed unless caus, to the contrary be shown
on or before the first Mondas Of October
ls9s, provided copy of this order he
inserted in some newspaper published in
Charles County once week for three sneces-
sive weeks prior to the Paid FIRST Monday Of
0efober in the said year 1893.
B c SroNESTRRET,
Clerk OF CT. CT. for Caas Co
True eopv--Jest;
n G. sT0NEsTREET, Clerk.
sept 9-3t
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'z-'l-'fET7- 8'.'Tf'9--E
All delcaees Of the season will be served on
the ground Good music and good lime
guaranteed all who attend Order will be
enforced to full extent OF the Law.
Chief Marshal Robert Adams
AIDS Willie Carrier, Allie Gary
Heralds .--Hyland Swami, Thomas Sim
inonds
Judges. Henry Bush, Frank Golfer, II. G
Brawner, Wash Bureh, A. A. Butler, Cutler
Mason.
Committee ~ Arrangements john H.
Butter, Grnrgii Mausger Chas a Swami,
Edward Frazier William Tbomss, Joseph
Butler, Cos Dyson, Charles Brown.
Floor MANAGERS Edward BrAuson Sam
Butler John Queen, Tom Craig
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UnsquaIed Prices For Equal Grade
Lumber.

Any one contemplating building -or tfose
des ring only small Quantity Of Lumber OF
any description Whatsoever should not fail
to gstour estimate before ordering. Low st
prier a sotations--auick deliveries well-seA-
soneo luaber strictly No. /. shingles
50 rs per N. All other lumner and mill
work Al equally low prices. Pointed doors
IL inch thick ~ 81 90 each, size 2-6x6 s."
TB0s- W, SMITH, lst and IND ave Phone
zlT. Mil ard wharTes. not 4th st
Phone 55l.
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Four changes allowed toyearly advertisers
WITHOUT additional charge.
All advertisements due and payable after the
iiIst Insertion.
Obituaries and Personal Communications
will heanaerted at ten cents per line.
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EDWARD GERNANp.

General Agent for Eastern Pennsylvania,
Maryland and District Of Columbia.
/ North Calvert st. BALTIMORE. I'd.
VIZ. Il. HOWARD, Agent,
Bel Alton Maryland
apr % s6-ly
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NOTICE.

rNHE patrons Of Rock Point Wharf are
hereby notified 81 meet the steamers and
iage away their goods when landed nos
charging storage viii rot be responsible
for anything lest from wharf or warehouse.
Apr. Sly. 5. S. Lancaster.
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This company pays death claims as coon as
proofs Of death are received and approved an
endowmea, on the day the term expires 1t
avoids litigation. Il pays policy IS readily,
as promptly. and IS ebeerfally. when tits due
rs il receives the premiums 90 the same when
they arc duo
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70 Persons desiring further information or
Insurance, are invited 70 apply 10 any Of the
Company's Agents or to the Home Office.
$40 MAIN ST WORCESTER, MASS
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Exnsnnles

A flieen-paymeut life policy, issued at 30,
for SlO, 600. annual premium, S3T2.000. After
five premiums have been paid, he eash sarrsn-
der uaiNe, as fixed by the law of Massachusetts
Is Sl,Ol5.5O. The paid Up pelas. 81, $500
A twenty-payment life policy, age 80 tor
$4,000 annual premium $4,000. After
ten premiums have been paid, tie cash sarren-
der vaiae IS Sl,so2 go. The paid Up pdlae,
81 1870 90.
\ iorty-year endowment, age 30, tor Sl0,-
900 annual premium $3.50 90 After ten pre-
NUNS have been paid, The eass surrender
uala' IS 81, 232 co. The paid up value, 50,
929 10. After twenty-five premiums have
Oeen paid, The cash surrender pa'gs is 81. 36l.-
30 The paid up talas SO, $4,000