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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-02-26
PERSONALS.

PERSONALS.
DR.. T. L. Golden went TO Marion
today.
Thos. Holman has returned from
Portland.
Hon. ID. II. Looney. Of jefferson. is
in this city.
E. E. and J. W. Mckinney vert to
Sllyerton today.
County Assessor j. W. Hobart was
in Turner today.
f. Blackerby, Of Siiyerton, was
in the city today.
Col. T. B. Wait was in WOodburn
Friday afternoon,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Wagner spent
the day In Portland.
T. A. Livesley, the hop buyer was
in Gervais this afternoon.
Hon. T. It. Geer, of Macleay, was
in the city this afternoon.
J.F. Clark, Of Oregon City, was
appointed a notary today.
James Wilson. of jacksonville, reg
istered at Hotel Salem today.
Secretary of State II. r. Kincaid
will spend Sunday at Eugene.
VIC. Hawley lectured before the
teachers institute at Eugene today.
Mrs. c. E. Lockwood has returned
from visit with Portland friends.
j. Reed returned this morning
from business trip in Southern Ore
gOn.
Mrs. E. n. Cooke returned this
morning from visit with Portland
relatives.
Mrs. w. f. Boothby and son
Charles returned today from visit in
Portland.
Geo. Statesman is again suffering
from rheumatism being confined to
his room.
Supt. T. w. Potter, of the Chemawa
Indian Training school, was in the
city today.
Supt. d. A. Paine, of the insane
asylum, returned Friday evening
from Portland.
B. S. Cook, of the Oregon Land co..
returned Friday evening from an
extended eastern visit.
j. A. Dummett, prominent Y. NJ.
G, A. worker, of the Northwest, re-
turned to Portland today.
Miss Bessie Lines, Of Independence,
is in this city, to remain over Sunday
the guest of Miss Anna Golden.
VIM. Goodale, Of Coburg, who has
been visiting his brother Chas. Good
ale, went to Portland this morning.
Mrs. J. G. Barnes, of Geryais, who
has been visiting her niece, Mrs. Joe
Martin returned home this afternoon.
County Superintendent Geo. W.
Jones went to Eugene last night to
attend a teachers institute held there
today.
Mrs. Lou Smith and Mrs. Elmer
Calkins returned this afternoon to
Portland, after brief visit in this
city.
| Miss Mipta Guiss, Of WoOdburn,
who has been visiting her sister Mrs
E. Cooke Patton, returned home
today.
Mr.. Joseph Stocks, and old resident
Of Salem, but now of San Diego, Cali,
arrived in the city last evening on
business.
DR.. L. w. Guiss, of Woodburn, was
in the city today, IN attendance at
the Populist County Central commit
tee meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Crossan went to
Portland this morning, to attend the
funeral of Mrs. George Ainslie, who
was a sister to Mis-. Crossan.
T. X. Simpson, of Tekoa, Wn., who
has been visiting his father. W. Is.
Simpson, of this city, was today called
home to the bedside of his son, who
is seriously i'll.
Rev. l. b. Fisher, of Portland, for
mer pastor Of Chemeketa street cyan.
gelical church is the guest of Rev.
Ezra Maurer, and will occupy the pull
Dit at said church Sunday morning
and evening.
Editor j. II. Fletcher, of the Inde.
pendent, went TO jefferson this morn.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-02-26

HoNORING Miss WILLARD.-The
South Salem Reading club meets with
Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. Scriber this even
ing to consider the life and works
OF Frances E. Willard. All ladies and
gentleman are invited to be present
and participate.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-02-26

FOR LARCENY.-Sheriff James
Hare, of Clatsop county, today
brought Charles Loyett TO the state
penitentiary. Lovett was convicted
OF the crime OF larceny and Was SEN
fenced to one years imprisonment.
The young man is scarcely 2l years
OF age and has the appearance of pos
Sessing more Intelligence than to be
guilty Of perpetrating the crime of
which he stands Convicted.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-02-26

SHERIFF SALE.-At 10 M, today
in order to satisfy a judgment held by
Gustave Kenscher against Nancy A b.,
Perkins, ct al, Sheriff f. Il. Wright
man sold so acres in t 7sr2 W. The
land was bid in by plaiutitf for $l225.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-02-26
ONLY EXCLUSIVE
:Opttctan
In Salem.
In Salem.

e.. a thorough examination of all de-
leclIve eyesight made with the latest
sclehlihc appliances. Examinations
~ niale ' during tile day by artificial iiGht
consultation and eyes tested free
ASK ior my book. How to care far
the eyes, which is free. 0"'e 'oi
ohSay ny charges for glasses are reason
CHARLES II. HINGES, D. R.
'5 door SGlnHeEelal no1t 7 Ia street Salem, Or, 2nd
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-04-01
STOPPED WORK
Earthquake Shock Did Half Il
Million Dollars Damage at
Mare Island.
Only Two of the Buildings of the
Government There Escaped
Injury.
Seventeen Hundred Men Tempo
rarily ldle--Much Damage
at Frisco.

SAN FRANCISCO, April lowing
TO damage done by the earthquake,
work has been shut down in the Mare
Island navy yard temporarily, and the
100 employees are idle. Only two of
the buildings escaped damage.
\ conservative estimate Of the dam
age at the navy yard is placed at half a
million dollars. Only two buildings Of
the Mare Island navy yard escaped
damage, the administration building
and ordnance store house and work
shops. The sawmill and paint shops
are a mass of ruins. and every building
except the two mentioned have sus.
tanned same damage. The hospital, a
3.story brick building, is cracked from
top to bottom, and every joint seems to
be loosened, while the plastering is
strewn everywhere. Several narrow
escapes are related and many patients
received severe shows. In officers row
nearly every house is damaged; gables
broken down and chimneys demol.
shed. Admiral kirkland's house shows
the least damage. The house Of Civil
Engineer Holiday Jared the worst. All
Departments have ceased work except
that of equipment and the yards and
iCp-s
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THEY WANT TO FIGHT.
At Least Two Congressmen Who Al
Anxious to Back Their Votes,

At Least Two Congressman Who Are
Anxious to Back Their Votes.
CHICAGO, March 3l.-A special to
The Times Herald from Washington
says: Illinois and Louisiana will fur.
nish the first congressman to resign
and raise regiments for the war.
Representative Campbell Of McLeans-
boro, Of the Twentieth Illinois district,
and Representative Broussard Of New
Iberia, Of the Third Louisiana district,
have announced that they would at
once resign and go home to prepare for
war.
II regard hostilities as inevitable"
said Mr.. Campbell, land in "a hours I
shall telegra ph my resignation to Gov.
ernor John r. Tanner, and ask his au.
thority to raise a regiment. have no
doubt that he Will Immediately grant,
and that | shall be able to put a first.
class force in the fed very shortly"
Mr.. Broussard has already forwarded
his resignation TO take effect on the
breaking out Of hosJlllties. He is a
much younger man than Mr.. Campbell,
having been born III the closing days
of the civil war. Mr.. Broussard has
left for his home in Louisiana.
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STATE OF SOUTH DAKOTA

INNt RANCE EN- r.
COllpany'> certificate OF authority:
Whereas. tn" Hartford Fire Insurance Co.. a
corporation organized under the laws Of the
state OF Connecticut. has filed in this
ONCE sworn statement exhibiting its condition
and business for the year ending December 81.
1897. comfortable to the requirements Of the
laws OF this state regulating the business Of in
surance and
Whereas, the said company has filed in this
offlce a duly certified copy OF its charter. with
certificate OF organization. in compliance with
the requirements Of the insurance law aforesaid:
NOW, therefore,. /. l.. &. Campbell, Commissioner
OF Insurance OF the State of South
Dakota, pursuant to the provisions
OF SAID laws. do hereby certify that
the above named company is fully
lsEALl empowered through its authorized
agents TO transact It's appropriate
business of fire and tornado insur-
ance IN this state. according to the
laws thereof, until the 3lst day OF De.
celmber. A. ID. 1893.
In testimony whereof. ! have hereunto set nv
hand and seal at Pierre. this 2lst day of March.
A. ID. 1888.
L,C CAMPBELL,
Commissioner of Insurance.
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|" Eminent doctors. skHIt..l

Eminent doctors, sk;llf,,,
best food and medicine all fa;laJI es Z
| consented to an operation. r lid
failed and they said another one ,a1' d
essary. After the second was ID
than EVER and the world was DARK Y
before. Aef Id
at was then l heard Of d, ,,,,.
Pink Pills for Pale People, "ulaa
mine and | tried them. >Aes ~
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shine to my life and filled NV s,,n 50
happiness: up vi,
is gone; the nervousness is s0ehij
trembling has ceased, and ha S,"s; !
twen.y-six pounds. s&a4
"Health and strength is m;,s AT,
thankful to Dr.. Williams PM 1 pn y :
Pale People for the blessing" MS
Dr.. Williams Pink Pills have
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the blood ani nerves, they res,o.. !, (
requisite vitality to all parts Of tho !.
creating functional regularity and ,.I'
harmony throughput the nervous ,r rn1
The pallor Of the checks is cb,ross
the delicate blush Of health; the eyss b,;s1
en-: the muscles grow elastic, amb;t;os
created AID good health returns.
Dr.. Williams' Pink Pills arc sold g.,
c~-uesis.s. who universally eonsids, m.j
&c most important remedial ao,n, ,I
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TIE women Of to-day are not as strong
as their g%randmothers.
They are bearing a burden in silence
fiat grows heavier day by day; that is
s,pp;ne their vitality, clouding their hap
o;ness. weighing them down with the woe
Of III health. -..s
Hrs. Alexander B. Clark, OF AZ Miehi-
o,, A-..-., Detroit, is a typical woman
of .o-i,;. A wife with such ambition as
,ly. Icv.nE wife can have. But the
.,.s of ae- life were mar.ed by the ex-
;,t-a.c u disease.
s.u1t.r;ng as thousands Of her sisters have
SIS. =. SIC s!..c:. dcspaired ct lite n
=: g., VS. .urs!.
Toy 81. IS we'll!
Sc ~ arts others to profit by her ex-
:. cncs: - grow we'll; to enjoy hcai'h;
l. 5 H,cpJ as she :s.
-, H.. years l suffered with ovarian
,a...." is Mrs. Clafk's own version CT
.M ~. ~ was rot tree one single day
,hcld,chc ard intense twitch:ng pains
49, aeci- md shoulders.
* n rae his at a time ! would te o
- b - bed.
'"Ai zines black spots would afceai
.,fc-s rav r"es and ! would become blind.
H. serves were in such a state that a step
., ,Hra li-.n, unsettled me.
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NOrthw est Flour OutDut,

MINNEAPOLIS, April l.-Accordin;
to The Northwestern Miller the flour
output last week at Minneapolis was
2l2,o5O barrels, against 293, l55 the
previous week and $50 ,OIo in 1897.
Superior and Duluth mills ground 1000
barrels last week. against 50, $50 the
week before, and 46,4lO in 1897.
Last week was a record breaker for dull
business. The sales of Minneapolis
mills proper Appropriated l26, 900 bar.
rels, against 10000 the preceding
week. The output the present week
will be very light, probably lao. 900
barrels.
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MANY SCARED CITIZENS.
People of San Francisco Were Badl,
Fric htened by the shock.

cop VI san ITiuCISfo we're xbduty
Fric htened by the shock.
SAN FRANCISCO, April IA severe
shock of earthquake was felt here at
ll:43 o'clock. The vibrations coutin.
ued for fully Is seconds, causing people
TO rush from their homes in all parts Of
the city. Guests in down town hotels
and clearinghouse made a rush for
the open air, and Market and Mont.
gomery streets, 30 seconds after the
earthquake. were lined with half clad
and wholly frightened people.
Five families narrowly escaped being
buried in wreckage by the collapse Of
the tenement at 445 Clementine street.
which followed the rocking
Propped up on the frailest OF supports,
with practically no foundation, the
tiimsy structure sank three feet below
the sidewalk in the shifting sand, and
now stands as misshapen mass, ready
to tumble like a pack Of cards, at the
first disturbance. The occupants, mos
Of them awakened from sleep. We're
caught as in a trap. Doors. warped L
Of shape, would not open, and windows
were damned. While the widest eX.
element prevailed within. neighbor>,
attracted by the crash and screams Of
ome II children, We're doing their
best to llberate the unfortunate prison.
ers.
The doors We're finally burst open
and the women, many OF them scarcely
able to walk, We're conveyed across the
way and cared for by friends. All
We're luckily gotten out without injury
except w. +. Howe, who was badly
damned by falling timbers.
Another house at Fifth and Tehama
streets was thrown down, and the great
crane OF Carrots foundry vas sent
crashing TO the ground.
Along the water front and among the
shipping IN the harbor, the shock was
very severe. Windows We're broken,
glasses and crockery We're shattered / n
the saloons and residences, and excit.
ing personal experiences were related
by many.
Out Oh the bay a violent tidal wave
lifted small boats high up on its crest
and threatened death to their occu.
pants.
The l9-story Clau, S~preche.s binding
was not injured in the least, though II
waved like a great tree in a storm.
At least 100 stores south Of Market
street suffered, chiefly by the breaking
Of frail articles.
In the town Of Vallejo, just across the
channel, the loss runs into the thou.
sands. AT the University of California
III Berkeley, the s~eismograph at the
students observatory in Berkeley,
shows that the shock lasted between -
and 40 seconds. The general direction
Of the vibration was from east to west.
The instrument shows that the shock
was very heavy in a small area. A
slight vertical vibration was also re.
corded by the instrument.
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STATE OF CONNECTICUT.

CVUHty OF 1IaFtIOTN. ~
George L.. Chase, president, p. &. Royce.
secretary. Of the Hartford Fire Insurance
Company Of Hartford. Connecticut, be-
ing duly SWORN depose and say that the fore
gong IS a fllll, true ana correct .statein'nt of the
med tie foregoing schedules. thai the sane are
and each is Il full true and correct schedule and
statement of the several matters purpert-
or either OF them I" the best Of their knowledge
and belief. That the said insurance company
IS the bona file owner OF at least ole hundred
thousand dollars cash capital invested in State
anu United states stocks and bonds and mort
ragr- on real estate unlncunbertd. and worth
double the amount Tor which the same i, mort
gagged. and that they are the above described
officers Of SAID insurance company.
GEORGE l.. CHASE, President.
L. 4. ROYCE, Secretary.
subscribed and ". RI to before iirr, this 18th
day OF IdnliarE los.
NJ. b. SCOTT,
ZEAL Notary Public.
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Dead and Down Timber.

WASHINGTON. April Land Com.
missioner Herman has prepared a state.
ment Of the disposal Of dead and down
timber on the ceded Chippewa lands.
Up to March rs the office approved five
contracts for cutting and banking this
timber at prices ranging from 81. % to
1919 a thousand feet. The entire
amount of tim Der covered by these con.
tracts is II, 37I, 900 feet, and the Indians
will receive 1914, 600 for it. The pay.
Ilent Of this money is guaranteed by
bonds given by each contractor.
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South Sr. PAUL, March 81.
HOGo-Markct shade lower than YES
terday. Quality not So good. Range OF
prices, 81. 5J4 j.72H.
CAIILE-otcady and active. Good
demand for fat cattle.
Sales ranged at ~. oOM4.6O for stockcrs.
x}.25W $50 for cows; SO. 1904. 30 for hcifcrs.
$4.25M4 80 for steers.
Market strong and active
Sales ranged at 81 0 "a. ~ for muttons.
$5l OM5. - for lambs.
Receipts: Hogs, 1900; cattle, 800; calves
400; sheep, CO..
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STATE OF SOUTH DAKOTA.

~INSLRANtE DEPARTMENT
Company'- Certificate of Authority:
Whereas. the London Assurance Corp0ra-
ton acorporation organized under the laws of
the kingdom Of Great Britain has flied in this
ONCE "A sworn statement exhibiting it's condi-
ton and business for the year nding Decrm-
Der 81. 1881, confOrrnablc to the requirement.
OF the laws of thi. state regulating the busi-
ness OF Insurance: and
whereas, the said company has filed in his
Office a duly certified copy Of its charter. with
certificate Of organization. in compliance
aforesaid;
Now, thercfore.I, L.C. Campbell commissioner
Or insurance of the state of south
Dakota, pursuant to the provisions
OF said laws, do hereby certify that
the above named mpan is fully
empowered through It's authorized
lSeall agents to transact its approximate
business OF fire and marine iusur-
ance in this state. according to
laws thereof, until the Dist day OF
December, A. ID. 1893.
In testimony whereof, / have hcrcunto set
my hand and seal at Pierre. this 2lst day Of
March, A. ID. 1898. l.. G.. CAMpHEII
Commissioner Of Insurance,
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Dismissed the Nc Master Case,

ST. LOUIS, April LA the case OF
the New YORK Llte Insurance, against
Fred a. McNlaster, administrator of
the estate of Frank l.. McMaster, from
the United States circuit court of Iowa.
the federal cour of appeals reversed
the decision of the lower court, which
was favorable o McMaster,, and r..
manded 1T with instructions to dismiss
the hill.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-04-01

CHICAGO, April IA telegram re.
ceived here says steve Brodie, famous
for his Jump from Bro .klyn bridge.
died on Il train at Adrian, Mich. H.
left Chicago suffering from congestion
OF the lungs.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-04-01

(.can blood means a cleah M.it
beauty without it.. C'ascaret-, tan' ,,rar
stirring mp the lazy liver ana o'i t9dl.
purltics from the body. beRl"n larhh'
Danish pinples, boils, blotches' i, "a
and that sickly bilious complcAIo' IN d
Cascarets, beauty for ten rch.s, ojc,a
gis;s, satisfaction guaranteed, loc'
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-04-01
Killed the Yukon Railroad Bill.

OTTAWA, Ont, March 3l.-Tho gov.
eminent Yukon railroad bill vas
thrown out Of the senate by a vote Of
81 to If. The senate is overwhelm.
ingly Conservative. The principal rca.
son given for defeating the bill was
that their land grant was excessive.
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Eng aud May Shut Out Apples.

LONDON, April lit is stated that
the board Of agriculture will refuse
entrance to a shipment of American
apples which had been refused by Ger.
many because the fruit is alleged 70 lie
injected with the Suu Jose scale.
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DUluth Narslnen Begin Practice,

DULUTH, March 81. -Saturday morn.
gin actual practice Ill preparation for
the national regatta at which it will
compete this summer. Mack Thomp-
son is captain Of the crew and Ed Ma.
honey is trainer.
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STATE OF r YORK


County Of New York. -.
ohaS. l.. case. manager in the t.. 5. Of the
London Assurance Corp. of London being duly
sworn. depose and say that the fOrcgo-
Ing lSa rull, true and correct statement Of
lne anhir- or said company: that they have
examined the foregoing schrdulos ra.nec.
lively ana that the same are and each is a full,
true and correct schedule and statement of
,lle several matters ~plrporting to bc covered
Dy said schedules. or any or either of them, To
me best or their knowledge and belief. That
Ine >ald insurance company is the bona tidc
owner or al least one hundred thousand dol
IafS q actual cash capital. invested in state
ana United states stocks and bonds. or in
bered. and worth double the amount for
whicn The same is mortgag,d, and they are
the above described officers of said Insurance.
company.
O. CHAs J.. CASE. Manager.
HuD,rrlhfd ana sworn to before me this 26th
day of January, 1898.
EMIL FRENKEL,
tsEAL] Notary Pubic.
New York County.
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CHICAGO, March 81.

POULTRf-Livc, firm, turkeys, 50,
loc; chickens, 5000; ducks, SaoI2c.
BUITEk-Firm; crcamcries. Is tlyo.
dairics, Hole.
EGGS-Firm; fresh. &c.
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SIAI r. OF SOUTH DAKOTA

INSURANCE. DEPARTMENT.
i. J.. 4. Campbell. Commissioner OF Insurance
OF the state OF South Dakota. do hereby certify
that the above is Il true COPY Of the oripinn1
statement now Oh file dt.this office.
In witness whereof. ! have hcrclnto set nv
ialId ana a'flNtd the N""l"i this Office at pierr e
this 2l,t day OF March. l~gS.
l.. g. CAMPBELL,
SEAL Commissioners OF Insurance.
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STATE OF cOI'TH DAKOTA

INSURANCE DEPARTMENT.
l., J.. {. Campbell. cornmis'er of Insurance. of
the stat" 81 South Dakota. do hereby certify
that the above i. IA true copy Of the original
statement now on file at this Office.
In witness whereof ] have lcreunto set nv
Pierre, thi, 2!,t day Of March, 1898.
lStaiI l.. {. CAMPBELL.
Commissioner Of Insurance..
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Minnea Grain.
MINNEAPOLIS Mnrr

MiNNEAroLls. March 81
WHEAT March closed at Sole; May.
94Isc; July, 3l34,. On Ira ,k-No. | hard.
97Hc; No. l Northern 95l.
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A WOman'S
Burden.

This is a story efo scoma~ addressed 10 o0men. It
is a hMiu statement Of .t17s too strong :" themselves
to require embellishments too true 10 De ao"6'sd, too ill.,
skyu1He to be passed o'ty by any 'o0ma" sMo ahbye-
rzakes the suAue oT good hTaAM.
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CAPITAL.
Capital stock actually paid in cash 81, ESQ, 900 90
PROPERTY OR ASSETS OF THE COM

PROPERTY OR ASSETS OF THE CON-
PANY.
Cash value OF real estate $647, 900 90
Cash IN Office 1924 O5
Cash on deposit ,42,55 "A
Premiums in course OF collection 40, 81 81
Loans on mortgages being the first
lien on real estate worth at least
double the amount loaned thereon 1.554,59O 90
Loans on stocks and bonds. held as
collateral security 1880 10
Stocks and bonds owned by the COM
pany 1924 ,56s IS
All other property owned by the COM
pany
Interest due and accrued. rents &c. o29 6s
Total assets $lO,S94. 629 a9
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SOUTH DAKOTA BUSINESS

Company statement of business transacted in
the State of South Dakota during the wear.
Premiums on risks written : 1897 40
Amount of risks written 2.0H1 oo3 M
Losses incurred during the year 1881 %
Losses paid during the year 1891 50
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LATEST MARKET REPORT.
Duluth Grain.

DULUTH, March 81.
WHEAT - Cash No. ! hard. 971ac;
No l Northern, "Sl3" No. = Northern.
9S14c; No spring, Sc. To Arrive No.
! hard, 9'24c: No. Northern, ysA,c;
May, 9'4;; July, e3l4; september, IT,;
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Sioux City Live stock,

SIOUX CITY, Ia, March 81.
HOGS-Market steady. Range Of
prices. 81 5DM 20.
CATILE-M Market active; steady on
good.
Sales range ut $50 al.7a for cows:
800 a. for st ,ckers ana feeders; s. 81
W3 - for heifers; :445a47o for year.
lings.
SHEEP-Fair demand. S3.a5ai2a
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The drummer who
tries to talk a merchant
into purchasing a bill
Of goods may be handi-
capped by a face rem
= dered unsightly by PIN
pies and blotches and
by a foul breath. Some
men imagine that bad
health doea not hap6i-
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premiums on risks written .. , 126 IL
Amount Of risks written.. III az 10
Losses incurred during the year.. 1,2s5 81
Losses paid during the year ...,.. 90 81