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Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-03-30

would hold the audience until the meet
ing adjourned. There were 300 people
in the audience.
Mr.. l.. G. Miles was present to in
spire good humor among the audience.
Capt. Aaron Wagner eulogized Can
didate Doyle. ExMayor Harper sound.
ed a warning to Republicans not to
waste any votes on the Prohibition
candidate, Mr.. Adamson. Candidate
Doyle explained his platform. He Of
fers no relief to the financial strin-
gency of municipal affairs, that Mr..
Isbell has not advocated for the past
two years. and which his platform
covers In a thorough, practical manner.
He concluded his speech by saying: 'In
the past we have fought for the Re
publican party, we are fighting for
the Republican party now, and in the
future we shall fight for the Republi-
can party" Prof. =. p. Orth talked
along the line of the duty of citizens
toward municipal government. Con-
gresham Dick told of the effects
municipal elections had upon national
politics.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-03-30
JOHN HANCOCK
Life Incurance Company

Massachusetts Department GiveC the Company q
Good Bill Of Health-Remarkable Growth and
Progress Of the Ipstit,tion-The officers-Fisures
Of Interest.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-03-30

prominent position among its compet,-
tors. Its policy contract is today one
of the best sellers. in the market from
the standpoint of cost to the poiicy.
holder In every department. the
company has been SO carefully man
aged that the value of its indemnity
to the policy holders was steadily in
creased,
TEN YEARS GROWTH.
The growth of the company during
the past ten years has been truly re-
markable. II IL doubtful if its deveI-
opment In that period has been excel
ed by any other life insurance corpora
tion. It's assets have multiplied som-
four times. and its surplus nearly five
times, The annual income has more
than tTebled, while the assurances IN
force has multiplied about four times
The John Hancock has the reputa.
tion of being one of the very best divi
dend payers In the business. Since
1892 it's dividends TO policy-hoIders
have steadily increased This I'M
usual record is due to an economical
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papy assets of SiG,sso052; surplus,
si,s77 .838; income, Ss9s6, 736 ana odr,
standing insurance of S22l ,O32 2538.
Al q meeting Of the policy holders,
held yesterday. this report was reao
and received with satisfaction The
retiring directors We're reelected az
A. meeting OF the new board of dlrec-
forA, today, the following officials were
reelected:
President. Stephen II. Rhodes.
first vice president, Roland q. IAmn:
second vice president, Arnold A Rand:
treasurer, James NJ. Gleason; sccrc-
tary, Roland o. Lamb assistant sec
retary, Walton l.. Crocker; actuaIy,
William >. Smith.
The progress of none of the New
England companies has. Of late YEAR,
been watched with more Interest than
that Of the John Hancock II mas
been steadily increasing lis Gnancal
sclidity as well as its position in the
neT From present indications tnc
'1sny is destined 10 take Very
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-03-30

Boston, Feb. ~, l9O1.-(SpeciaI)-
The Massachusetts department has
just completed an examination of the
John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance
company. This ls the regular examIn-
alton required by the statutes of the
state every three years. The trans
actions of the company since the last
examination were carefully investi-
bated it's securities checked and Its
valuation sheet compared with those
on file with the department. The
conclusions reached by COMMISSIONS,
Cutting in his report of the cXamins-
tion, are as follows;
''Snce the last official examination,
that for December 81, 1897. the gene b.
nj business Of the company has been
stendlly progressive and prosperous,
The condition of It's property ana In
yestments and the extent of Its IN
surancc indicate prudence ana care,
as well M activity and skin in the
management of It's affairs.
The Commissioner gives the com
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-03-30
LAST
Meeting Of Repub-
licans.
TO Inspire Enthusiasm
Into the Ranks
Whole and Distinct Oh.
iect of Meeting.
DoyIe's Speech Began on One
Line and Ended on Another.

Republicans held their last meeting
of the campaign, at their headquarters
in the Walsh block Friday evening. 1t
was wholly and distinctly a partisan
meeting, held for the purpose of infus-
ing enthusiasm into the ranks, and de-
scribing the seriousness of the situa-
ton. The whole plea was for Repub-
licans not to desert the party on this
occasion, and to do their best to get out
the vote. The meeting was well plan
ned. Its drawing card, as Chairman
Rowley admitted, was Congressman
Dick, and the Committee, wise in its
own WISDOM" had the program so ar
ranged that Congressman Dick was the
last speaker. This, it was figured
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-03-30
COLDS

The quickest relief, for a
cold, is by SCOTS emulsion of
cod-liver oil.
We all have colds, you can
try it and see. You will find
the edge taken off in a night /;
and, in three or four days,
you'll be wondering whether
that cold amounted to any
thing anyhow.
That's relief. If you tackle
it quick, the relief is quick and
complete, if you wait till the
cold is in full possession of
head and lung, why, of course,
the relief is quick if it comes in
a week.
A little emulsion won't clear
and restore your whole breath
ing-machine in a minute; don't
be looking for miracles.
Well send you littTeto try, If you like.
SCOTT BOVINE, 400 Pearl street, New York
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-03-30
R0MANTI
Marriage Was Blocked by Stern Arm Of the
Law---Wanted to Get Married In Akron

What might have been a romantic
marriage was spoiled by the provis-
ions of the Ohio laws Friday A
we'll appearing and neatly dressed
man, who said that he was a CONNER
cial drummer from Buffalo called at
the office of the Probate Judge for the
purpose Of obtaining II marriage IL
cense. He said that the young lady
that he expected to call his own re-
sided in Buffalo and that she would
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-03-30

Every chair-warmer. every y
contractor, every job-hunter who 4
expects or has been promised y
reward at the expense of Akron's 2
taxpayers is opposing Charles II. K
Ishell in this campaign. Citi- y
zens should stand by the men 4
who stand by them. q
''FSfAS 5ASi9,$asSss4 s4Se SSsFRSkS
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arrive in Akron Monday. They in
tended to be married here. He want.
ed to know what formalities IL would
be necessary to go through before
license was obtained He was
frank about the matter, stating that
the young woman did not intend 10
make Akron her home, that she was
coming only for the purpose of getting
married. He was told that he could
not get a license in Akron.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-03-30

Mr.. j. w. Patterson, night police at
Nashua, Ia. says: I'm January [ had
Il very bad cold on my lungs, and used
half dozen different cough medicines
and prescriptions from two doctors
but grew worse all the time. finally
bought bottle of Foley's Honey ana
Tar and after using two-thirds of it,
was entirely cured.
j. M. Latter, J. Lamparter & Co.
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Will Drill For CoaI---
~ Large Tract Is Leased.

The Somers Coal Co., OF Cleveland,
has leased 200 acres in Green, SUM
nit county and Jackson, Stark coun-
ty. 1t will begin drilling immediate
ly, The company proposes TO make
thorough test of the territory ana
If coal is found in paying quantities
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-03-30
Cheap insurance.

Many man has been insured against
Brlght's disease, diabetes, or other dan,
gerous ailment by fifty cent bottle
of foley's Kidney Cure.
j. NJ. Latter, j. Lnmparter & Co.
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number of mines will he opened.
The people in the townships parned
are very enthusiastic over the pros
pect They claim that there is coal
there and that 1t is bound to be de.
veloped into one of the best fields in
the State.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1901-07-26

Stella May,wiie Of Henry Van Bockerp.
died az Siiverton Saturday morning,
July t3 Mrs. Van Bockern was well
knowR in this county, having been raised
in the family Of George Brett. at Flora
Vista. Her sister-in-law, Mrs. @. s.
Cameron, Of Flora Vista, went to Silver
ton for the funeral and returned with
the deceased's young daughter, Jessie,
who will make her home with Mre. Cam.
eron.
A full account Of the sad ending lis
given in the Silverton Standard, as fol
lows:
Saturday morning last Stella May Van Book
ern beloved wife Of Henry Van Bockena.
passed peacefully into the last sleep. Although
death was not unex peotod, it came as a shock
to those who mad a right to hope thnt the
grim destroyer would vet stay awhile his un-
timely hand
For several months, the last two Of which
she had been confined TO her bed, deceased Ia d
been sufferer from a growing tumor Despite
the good and attentive medical skill Of thrue
physicians, Mrs. Van Bockern continued to
grow weaker and few days before her death
underwent a surgical operation for the reno v
al Of the cause ofher illness, but the operation
was delayed too long.
Mrs. Van Bookem came to silverton about
three years ago from Harrington, New Mexico
with her husband who as a miner and fore
man at the local smelters is we'll known TO
most Of our citazens Besides her devoted
husband she leaves little girl Of six, Jessie,
81. .n L.. a sF. =
mother. Possessing all the womanly qualities,
devoted TO her home and loved ones, battin g
bravely against the death that claimed her at
the early age Of 20, Stella May Van Bockern at
last gave mp the unequal struggle amid the
keen sorrow of even those with whom she had
but slight acquaintance. For all hadPcome 10
know that the world was made better for her
having lived.
Funeral services Were held Monday afternoon
at the late home under the auspices of the
local council Of the Ancient Order Of Pyra.
mids DR.. Pascoe, the noble prophet Of tho
council, paid an eloquent and touching tribute
TO the departed. The funeral cortege, com
posed Of members Of the Women of Woodorafi
of which order deceased was also a member
the Pyramids and many friends, was also ar
imposing one. The foral offerings we're many
and beautiful, the most notable being an an.
ohor from the Woodcraft, a triangle from the
Pyramids and an arch with open doors from
the husbands associates at the smelter The
pall bearers were Pyramids--J. J. Maloney. DR.
Pascoe, W. e. Booker, Fritz Hoffman, z. II
Nelson and Frank Lilly. Amid tho simple ye
impressive ceremonies Of both the Woodcraf
and Pyramids the mortal remains of the lat
sister were laid to rest in the local cemetery
The choir sang "Rock Of Ages and Nearer
My God, to Thee the benediction was said
and requiesoat in peace. Ere long a nobl
1ronumert, the tribute OF her Neishbors Of tn
Woodc,aft viii be erected to mark the las
resting place and preserve the memory of on
whose lifo was well lived. Sweet be her sleep.
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Joseph PreWitt OF Aztec was in town
on business the first Of the week.
b. O. Arnold returned home from
Santa Fe Monday. He reports a very
pleasant time at the fiftieth anniversary
of the Odd Fellows reunion Of New
Mexico.
The new banking safe has arrived and
been placed in one Of the Hyde build
inga and is now ready to open accounts
with the public. A. M. Amsden, one Of
our highly respected citizens, is the
cashier.
Bruce Wees, representing a fruit COM
mission company Of Chicago, arrived on
Tuesday evenings stage
Miss Fannie Arlington, who has been
residing in SilvertOn for several months,
returned home Tuesday evening.
Rev. 6. l.. Taylor entertained a
crowded honse Sunday evening with a
very complete description Of his recent
trip to California.
A cry Of fire was made Friday after
noon by parties Occupying a room in the
Compton hotel The fire was caused by
the explosion Of a gasoline stove. 1t was
extinguished 10 a very few moments.
The railroad engineers arrived Thurs
day and departed for Gallup Wednesday
morning. The engineer spoke very en-
couragingly Of road from Durango to
Clifton, Arizona, but was unable to as
sure us a road would be buht until an
estimated cost bill had been acted upon
faVorably by the promoters Of the new
road.
The activity manifested on all sides
and the many strange faces leads Us to
believe that something of considerable
magnitude will soon occur. Never in
the history OF Pennington have so
macy improvements been made as dur
ing the present season and we see I'd
reason why this should not continue.
The vacant lot property east Of the
old Times building and now owned by
the Hyde company, has already been en-.
clooed by a neat board fence and an at,
tractive stand is being erected for the
use of the band and speakers should oc'
casion demand it, The margins Of the
Enclosures will be artistically planted tc
foWera, shrubs, trees and grass. Moth
ing viii be omitted in making it q moal
beautiful spot. S.
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They cure dandrud, hair falling, head
ache, etc, yet they cost the same as an
ordinary comb DR., Whites Electric
Comb. The only patent Comb in the
world People, everywhere it has been
introduced, are wild with delight. You
simply comb your hair each day and the
comb does the rest. This wonderful
comb is simply unbreakable and is made
80 that it is absolutely impossible to
break or cut the hair. Sold on a written
guarantee to give ssrlect satisfaction 10
every respect SAid stamps for one.
Ladies size Soc. Cents size 35c Live
men and women wanted everywhere to
introduce this article. Sells on sight.
Agents are wild with suncesa (See
want ad in this pHper.) Address y. N,
Rose Gen. Mgr, Decatur, II
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WoAteu VA GOD NAhNt
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ntAtA g eA M Mtt,..i .ri'i hs.
NVoA a"'i.f-
no w Reynolds, aocraiaf. -l the Territory
o. Now MeNicoi
We, tho Undetermined. Jan VT wilson, j.
pembrnok Bishop aud Geo. Gary. citizens Of
the United States Of Amoric1. hereby propose
20 form a corporation undCr he laws Of the
Territory of New Mexico, aHa Tor the purpose
Of organising such .corpof ton we hereby
state rs follows. to.Wit
j. The name OF such ca lOratiOu shall be-
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Notice is hereby given cha. the undersigned
has taken mp the following described estray
animal al his ranch seven miles north Of Aztec,
New Mexico, viz:
One gray horse or yearsold, weight about
800 pounds, branded on left hip.
The owner or owners of siad described anl-
NAL forfeit the same at Trip end of the seven
months from he date of the first publication
of this notice, unless claimed by the owner or
owners thereof, OF their ageIL Proving owner
ship and paying all legal chirges thereon
D. W. FREEMAN,
First pub. WAY pa. 1901. Aztec. NJ M.
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From the Dnraneo Harald.

The End Of the Deal is the title Of an
unusually good business serial story
which is to begin in an early number Of
the Saturday Evening Post, Of Philadel-
phia A famous transaction on the Chi
cago Board OF Trade is the basis upon
which the owner, Mr.. viii Payne has
founded this striking romance Of the
wheat pit A charming love story runs
through the stern and stirring plot
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We Railroad En- Route.
Varlsua Enterprises on the Tapia
fof Ehis Valley r4s Railroad Surr
veys and Results.

'Vnrlsuh Enterprises on the Tapia
fof Nhie Valley sss Railroad Sura
veys and Results.
Every breeze these days brings cheer
ing news to the people Of Southwestern
Coorado and Northwestern New Mexico.
The railroad survey now progressing
between Durango, Colorado, and Cliff
ton. Arizona is bringing this section
more to the attention Of the outside
world than any other project ever under
taken. Well posted persons incline to
the belief that the building Of this rail-
road, following the conclusion Of the
survey, is virtual certainty, and the
result is investors and homeseekers are
turning their attention to the advan-
tagea offered along the projected road.
And the advantages are many The
coal beds and the smelling facilities at
and near Durango, the rich ores Of the
mineral San Juan, the iruit-bearing,
hay-Yielding, grain producing valleys OF
the Animas, the Ia Plata and the San
oNuhf 0AA AAu hLttAAAla AcsAiAta VI bAAp nlA IN
ern mesas, shake hands across the Nav
aio Indian reservation with the copper
mines, the gold mines and the rich stock
country Of eastern and central Arizona.
The silver state Of Colorado and the
twin territoriesof New Mexico and Ari-
zona win be united by the construction
OF She Durango Clifton roadi a manner
closer and more beneficial to all than
ever before.
It will mean an outlet to the south
for all tho fruit and other products Of
this great county. and that should
mean ten dollars per ton for hay, a
dollar to a dollar and half box for
apples, and one hundred dollars an acre
for land under irrigation. New bitches
now projected viii then become neeessi-
ties and land now lying waste and open
to the sunlight and the sandstorms will
then be tranformed into pretty places
and homes will be made for thousands
Those thousands should come now and
get in" early.
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oaa ReIIows. olfIeers.


TIE Grand Lodge Of Odd Fellows Of
New Mexico, in session at Santa Fe
last Wednesday elected the following
officers: w. e. Kelley Of Socorro, grand
master; Alfred Jelfs of Ration, deputy
grand master; DR.. Q. G. Cruickshank
OF San Marcial, grand senior waVdenj
Alexander Bowie Of Gallup, grand sec
retafy5 A. P. Hogle Of Santa Fe, grand
treasurer. Retiring Grand Master Homer
O. Unsell Of Las Vegas, installed the
Grand Master EJECT w. p. Kelly Of So
zorro, who in turn installed the other
officers including the following appoint
I've officers, Grand marshal, John r.
Bolton Of Carlsbad; grand guardian, j.
b Hogdon Of DemingI grand conduc-
tor, Mark Howell Of RoswellB grand her
aid. James p Wood of Madrid. The
following members Of committees were
announced by Grand Master Kelley,
N 70. Stevens Of Albuquerque member
Of the finance committee for three years;
Judiciary committee, John A. Brown Of
White Oaks. A. r. Witzel Of Silver City;
p. G. Condit Of Aztec. Grievance and
appeals committee, A. Sohey Of San
Marcial; j. O. Orrin of Ration and p. G..
Arnold II Pennington. Committee on
legislation, w G. Ritoh Of San Andres
Park; D. E Smith Of Socorro, and Will
liam p Williama Of Bland COMMITTEES
on state Of the order b. y Kenney OF
GallupS Edward B Criaty Of Albuquers
que, and VIM. II Schultz Of Las Vegas.
Memorial COMMITTEES. Rev. G s. Madden
81 Bland; W. b. Critic Of LAS Vegas shd
@. Al. Mataoh 81 Albulnotqdoi
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Notice Is hereby given CHIT tho undersigned
has taken up the following described estray
animal at his ranch six milds from Aztec, New
Mexico, viz
01e bay horse, weight about 500 pounds
landed o on right side of 'HW.
The owner or owners ol aid described AMI
NAL forfeit the same AZ d E end of the sever
months fr3m the date oi tlia lrst publication
of this notice, unless claimed by the owner Oh
owners thereof OF their aPent, proving owner
ship and paying an legal charges thereon
JOE DALPRA,
First pub. May g. 1901 Aztec, N. M
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Important Notice.

j. leller the ieweler, has removed bis
business TO room In Colorado State bank
building rrrango With a full stock
of watchea, diamonds, iewalry, clocks
etc, will meet an competition Mail
ofders promptly attended 10.
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The Mormon people Of the county eel
ebrated at Fruitland this week the ami
versary Of the arrival Of the pioneers OF
the church at Salt Lake City fifty-four
years ago.
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Last wiz and testament Is Asot Pipkin,
deCagsed
To whom 10 may ceucorl 10
Notice is hereby given cLat Charles ". Saf
ford, Clerk Of the Probate lourt in and for
San Juan county New M6zis Territory, have
set the I'd day of September o. as the day
for proving the last VIII and q cement of said
Aser Pipkin, deceased,
Given under my hand ar fe seal oi said
court this nth day of Jul IA
CHAS. v. sAFE ~ obate Clerk
By Voc ri uiit Deputy.
Testamcnte Ultima Vol mad De Aser
Pipzin finado.
a uuines impOrte:
For esta Sc da avisO, Que VI tliallfa N Saf-
ford, EscribanO de Is corte H'Ia ro 70 Con
dado de san Juan Iorrito5 400 NuHFa Me-
iicO ha nOmbrado Seplie.n % &. Itll ONO 81
dia pCr probad6 ol tcsf'aent ifIno Vol
untnd de Ascr pipkin ado.
2 .ls-.ts ~, ~ l.at.iIl3 z fnii1
Julio IL, 1901
CHARLES Y. sanford,
EscribanO de Ia OOrto Prueba.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1901-07-26

Beware Of the spread Of small pox.
Try those fresh vaccine points at the
Dta. .Lala-al hanl.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1901-07-26

A small account book with red cover also
pocket comb Finder please leave at this office
and get reward.
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pIREoToRY.

pREsBYTERIAN CHrECH Moming set-
vices on the first and third Sundays 81
each month at eleven o'clock. EVENING ser'
sunday school AZ go D. ~. Prayer Meeting
on "Wednesday evening az 800 p. m, j. AZ.
COOPER, Pastor
GAN JUAN COUNTY CATHOLIC MISSION
pro ten Santa Rosa Church. hlanco Z. %
Regular services, first and second sunday nt
month mass at a. m.f aefm0ni nunuuy
school for children. imu dIat7ly attor mass,
AT 8 D. m., ROSARY congregational singing
Bible history praycfsi montiuyserV held nt
0oborn0dor Martinez, Loa fmos, Several
timo7 during year. Aztec "a Plata Farming
ton and Olo lrl visited ny the priest ID
charge. hosl precinct. Bio Arfiba Coz n M.
catholic population l10l la attended from
Santa Rosa church. ANY communication on
church affairs or roliQiuus suoieQts should be
Addressed % Catholic Priest, hlanco P.O D.,
New Moxloo."
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Fegtamonte Ul0ma T0Iaalld q Emily

a quienes lmpOrtu:
For esta Sc da aglso que n Charles Y SAT-.
ford, Esoyibano dc la corte prueba de la Con
dado de San Juan Ierltoria de Nueva
MeiicO ha nombrado SeptieubIe 2, 1901 como
el dia dor probadO el testinente y Ultima
Voluntad de Emily v, Hardly finado.
Dado baio mi mano selib di diehe Corte
Julio 2l 1901 CHA8. " sAFFORD,
EscribanO dt Ia COrte pruoba.
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nIll and testament n emo V. Hartley

Last viii and testament S Emily v. Hartley
deceased.
To whom 1t may concefn.
Notice is hereby givenl that T. Charles "
Stafford. Clerk OF the Proha Court in and for
San Juan connty, New b, ico territory, have
set the 2d day of SeDtombtr 1901, as the day
for proving the last will and testament Of said
Emily V. Hartley deceased.
Given under my hand and the seal OF said
court July - 1901.
CHAS v, sAEEORD. Probate Clerk.
bg joe Pltwiti Deputy