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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-10-24
onAIsEsBURG, W. VA, OCT. "a, 1908.
BRYAN's MONEY GREED.

Billy Bryan is engaged at present in
trying to win from a widow $4,000
which, he claims, her late husband
left him, although the only foundation
for the claim is that the form Of be-
quest was merely a sealed letter.
Bryan lost out on his reputation as
a tinancier, but that did not change
his greed for gold, although he tried
to make the public believe that it was
a very cheap sort of metal, in fact, he
attempted to make it cheap to the ex-
tent Of So cents on the 100 cents, in
order that he might be president OF
the United States. But If he is in er.
ror on the bequeSt matter as greatly
as he was on the free silver question,
it will be a miracle II he gets the
$4,000. The Telegram, however,
hopes he will get the money, II the
teStator really intended that it should
be his. He is to be admired for fight
ing for it, II he knows that it was SO
Intended, though it was done by
means OF sealed envelope.
The man who will not stand up for
his rights, and especially those that
law gives him, Is no man at all. No
one takes Mr., Bryan to be other than
one who wants his rights, as he be-
lleveS them to be, although in his en-
thuSiasm he may conclude that he
has rights that are not really his.
However, in the present litigation he
has on, it is scarcely probable that he
would make the demand he does or 20
to the effort he would make to get the
money, II he did not have just grounds
to do so. No one ever accused him Of
having dishonest motives, although
the general belief is that his enthuSi-
asm and devotion to certain cause
or belief led him into paths which are
suspicious and which convey the idea
that he Matched the hobby to get
enough votes to land him into the
presidency, desire that he probably
did not have before his famous speech
gave him the nomination the first
time, accidental as the speech was.
Having started the bluff he had to
keep it up and the continued action Of
keeping it up resulted in his believing
that 1t was true. And convinced, al
though enormously, that he is right,
like the fanatic he can not surrender
the idea. AS the consequence he is at
olds with an influential element Of
his party, and In fact, with most OF 1t.
Little wonder is it that he is called
the False Prophet by the opposing po-
litical party.
Again, he has preached against the
requirement Of wealth, at least he
sought TO work up prejudice against
those that had means, but, when the
personal experience comes he seems to
be willing to resort even to the frail
strength Of a straw to acquire 1t him
s,lf. This conVicts him to more or |
less extent OF the inconsistency Of his
public attitude on the question Of
wealth. Furthermore, the idea struck
him to start a paper, not so much to
and disseminate his doc
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Sweet Melody Flour.

The largest line of woolens ever shown
in Clarksburg can be seen at the Clarks.
burg Tailoring company. sep24tf
The Glarksburg Tailoring company
las a large collection Of woolcns for
'uits, trousers and overcoats. They will
,c pleased to have you look them over.
seP24tt
W.T., Mcrriman's stool; OF furnishings
for men is the largest and most complete
Look at his hats and the most pleasing
line of underwear, neckwear, shirts, hos
'ery and gloves at all prices, including
he best. Third street, by pOstolTice.
oct0wtf
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For pleasant physic take Chamber.
lain's Stomach and Liber Tablets. Easy
to take. Pleasant in effect. For sale
by Stone & Mercer, druggists.
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SEHW ALL.

Samuel Moore is in Ellsworth servi1g
on the grand jury.
Sadie Lscount Is visiting her brother,
Willis Deliver, and wife at Bass Hsrbor
head iigh statien.
The lobster fs6 ermen are sm ready now
for spring fishing and we have qlite a
fleet OF ssoops moored here.
Most OF the sick folks are on the oonva-
Iescsnt list'except Mrs. G. W. Newman,
who is very lew and not expected to live
from che dayto another. She caught q
severe Gold and was feeling littls better
when ehe had a relapse aud paeumoBis
set in. Mrs.Lillian Carter is taking carr
of her-
Geerge Darker, from DanVersport, wes
here East week, the grest of his wife's
parents, u. w. King and wife. M
Parker accompanied honae the '-emaine.o
his younger brother Fred, whcedied tre1
an eperattoe for appendicitis. 1utermen
at Mt. Height cemetery. Southwest Hsr
boz.
April IL. DOLLY.
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NORTH SEDGWICR.
UNE FEMME,

Miss Esther Allen has the munps.
Jacob Closson took,a trip to Bangor last
week.
Mrs. Margaret Me-ks spent Tnesday In
BROOKLYN.
A 500 was born to air. aud Mrs. Nelson
Carter April 10.
Mrs. Hhebe Dursen, who ie-ninety- one
years OF kge, Is very ia.
The sdlectsaen hove made estour of the
town THE pest week looking up taxable
proper,d.
Our ypung people had surprise party
at H. II. Aliens oso evening last week.
They report very pleasant time. L.
Eugene NJ. Alien has accepted posi-
ton with King, Richardson ~ Co., o.
Springfield, Mass, and will travel in the
interest of the Hone Correspondence
school He leaves Monday.
M. A. Marks, ir,, az Brookiine, Mass .
was Ia town FRIDAY, the guest OF his
grandmother, Mrs. q. NJ Asrks. He
leaves he first OF the week to so farther
east on business trip in the Interest Of
the Merrill Pisoa Co. OF Bostoa.
AT the BAPTIST church Suncsy mora
Ing at Ii O'Clock there was a ss=mon by
Rev. c. l.. Rackingsam On "A subject
suitable for the day. An Easter concert
inthe eEening BY the members of the
Sabbath school 2as very interesting, and
the children all did we'll. Special music
appropriate for t&ae day WAS well rsndered
BY the goung ladies'.
Apri E3. RAE.
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PROSPECT HARBOR.
RAE.

George Cole, of Nalbridge, was. here on
|ssunday.
W. Cleaves ard Louis p. Co&o were
1 IN West Ss iiivan ca Saturday. -
Frank L Noonan has moved TO Petit
henan where he hss employment cor a
scar.
'Dr. {. C. asrrabee wss In IKingmsH two
days last week, called there by the illness
OF his brother.
Ers. Chsrl%e Blancs. !r.s has so far re-
covered from her recent iilnsss SIS tosSe
able to ride oas.
Res. Wallace Cutter preached an Eastar
sermon Sunday snornipg, cad case an il
iustrated sermon In the eRening by the
AID Of 'candles, tie subject: "Christ, the
Lights0f the Woz.d."
The Corea Tasstre Co. pcesentsd the
ofama ''.Josiah's Gourtship". in ,Golum-
ous hsk "Wednesday night. OEing to the
pouring gain there was not SO many ont
Is the excellence o: the programme de
served
April Ia C..
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EASTER CONCERT,

An excellent Easter concert was given
at the Congregational church Saturday
evening by Mrs. Walkers Morning Star
mission band under the Supervision OF
the pastor and his wife. TIE accrrate
way in which all the parts were carried
out proved the pstnstaking efforts the
lea5se had given to the training of her
band
About thirty-three, from the dozen
young ladies' to the interesting tots OF
four years, took part; the littlo ones es-
peciaily deIighttng the audience with
their remarkab BILE recitatsons. Four-yeers-
old PRESLEY Holraes In lengthy speech
told how pennies gre% into dimes end
dimes to dollars for the relief Of the
heat hen chiidrea-
Elmer Tower aud Tinifreo Carroll In
briSal robes made pretty picture, az did
Lena and Gracte CLARK with the doll and
kitten. Stanley Silver and Mark La&ler
won good share Of applause, AID the
scenes of the past, present and future OF
the children In bopesge were very realistic
and could not fsil'to rouse sympathy for
the real objects typsfied.
Mr.. Walkers 'oornet accompaniment
to the chorus wssSery fine. Miss Glsdy s
Mayo, the organist, added to the Interest
by ber skiit ia piesing.
The programme was asEolIows.
Three scenes in past, presoat and future (cap
tish y-rescue-histoCyl of che chile.ren "who
sit la darkness" On fsreig ni "a nds.
OneAittle penay ...-- ........tea little boys
Choans song-tr the DawniHg. ..tSelve girls
Reet.ation-An Easier story, WiRifred Carroll
" "A Bassesof Flowers, Bessze Robot
81 A Very small Boy. .staul Silver
Masse-I am % glad to see you (t.ct and
Ta5leeu-Hinde brise andagvoom,
wtDnie'Carrs'l and Eanaer Tower
Tableau-Orphsos a. play.
Lsna and Gcace CLARK
Musie--"Risen" as fEc Sahi
Turktah Cosiusae talk by ths pastor
Hymu--Hark Ten Thousand
Missionary Dialogue. .........tv7elge girls
welcone Easter Dgy-choras wish~Gornet
ob!tGato OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Pastor
What does Easter mean ..............--... Glass
Gross aaG Crown
Chorus and cornet-Uisione.os Victory
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April IL,
Not Quite Resigned.

One day this week the senate did not
meet at noon. The hands Of the clock
were at least three minutes past the
hoUr of IL when the chaplain lifted his
voice in the opening prayer. And I'll
because Senator Frye was telling a story
to the preacher.
9'When was up in Maine recently
said Mr.. Frye, 81 was summoned to pre-.
1Dare will for man who wss very i'll. II
was necessary, of course, to procure two
witnesses, and they hsd to be sent for
! While we were waiting Tor them to ar
rive the man seemed to get worse, and
thought 1t my duty no minister being
present, TO talk seriously 'tOfhiE. l tolt
MIN he WAS very ill and that 1t was
| likely he would soGs, depart this life.
"SAnd are you ready 10 meet this grea
changer 1 asked him.
Al will be- was the reply, %as soon a
those ID witnesses get here "
| WGsAisgton Posi-
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MEATH or FIRED zARKEa.


IL was great ShooS@o the people o'
tslis community w@eh lhe SAD news came
o. the sudden oea'0 &i ID" holi'e u Ia"
sers, Mass, wednesday, ff9rii o. g freu
tsrker, SOC OF Hrs' Ana drS "Ao- sun
realms hef sumtnee no'1e mere anu
SPENDS several MONTHS "a 1neSear Si nei
ns0lve town. Inc many '"ienus 81 'he
famiy noasn WIN @1ioha ''n '''''S 10 'ea'
disagreement
fhea was general 'aso'i'o .'o'" ,-'el.
ana vi Ds"N~'s "ne'e NC WIS u.
amh~ious seoA'h'' WIZ" h'sh n'pe' ~i,'
fair prospects OF sueoessi"' career AZ
life. |S'i a s"1ny cneef'ai ".sufe' Ms
manly crafts Oh narac'es won '"'a'i Ao'-
OF friehds, ""1 ueep'y ~ep'ors ''ne w"
ssime'y aspartufe'4ro" ea''a's mas VI 'aA
merry hearted S~t'n' "no oNu af'' 'Aa''e
rteacned' A's sevensee"'n '"'''u"s.
That d"oaded DISEASE appe'1u'oa-9' gave
l'4 a'a'"s"s
pno.a,ion ,,naumo,,;a set in. followed BY
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E0TNTY NEWS.
~ oorrty Heps SEQ other pdgea
BROOKLYN.

snery Bracy went to Portland Monday
= Lurvey was employed at sedgwick
week.
Crockett is repairing the West
d wharf. :,
was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
(rrick April IL.
n aid circle had lacking at the
.rel last wedne day afternoon.
Abba Allen came home from
nth sedgwick Monday. T.
lima Herrick has moved his family
: George Halls house.
r.. remains OF Truman c. Lord came
:. Ellsworth for interment last Mon
y
r,s, Kane die at his home Wednesday
aiming. April s, at the age OF sixty-nine
ars.
me chapel at West Brooklin was dedi-
=, last Wednesday afternoon and
eniDg.
Marry Kane, Roswell Eaton, Lester
,,,or and G. Hinckley left last Monday
go yachting.
EMrs Rachel Wells came home from
rovidence, r. l., Monday, where she has
zen. the winter.
Mrs. Alline Flye, who has spent the
Mater in Virginia and New Jersey, re-
brped home Monday.
Miss I,jnnie Kane, who is employed at
smden. was called home last week by
h death OF her father
Mrs. EIweil Freethey, who has spent the
Inter 10 Philadelphia, came home Mon
BIZ. She was accompanied by her
aughter Nina.
Mr.. r. ". Nutter, who was called to
brosp~ci Harbor by the illness Of her
Saugheer, returned last Friday. She was
Sccon panied by her little granddaughter
6eorgla Stance. n
Sch ,ol. begin to-day with the following
Reacher-: No. 4, Miss Nelson; No. Q, Miss
tooat,.. OF Brooksgille; No. 3, Miss Clark
Ne. s Miss DoiIard; No 8, Mrs. Fiye; No
!, ,n-s Gertrade Parker; No. g, Miss
Nancy Parker, OF Monroe; No. 8, Miss
Dol =.
Aprii 10. uNE F'EMME.
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OTIS.
April IL.
DOLLY.

Frank Giant went tie Brewer the 18th
where he has empioymsnt.
Percy Grover left lest Monday for Bar
Eerbor, to iii tine ssqne position which
be heid iest year. IT
Sadie Tkbbet and Msry Warren went
TO Lawrence, Mass, hast Tuesday to work
az clouh factory.
Grin Salisbury ant Granville 3ellison
xaede a tip to Bar 4arbOr lest Monday,
rsturDingtT thursday.
Atwood Edgcomb, a modern ,yeung
farDer 81 this place planted peck of
PEGS and three bushels OF potatoes April
1e.
Fcancena and Carl Korey went to gan
gor the fS,k to attend sehool. They will
reissn their mother here at 'tGeeir
s1nner hone, the last at June.
Rsbert Carr accomplished what woaid
be euite f.eat for a PsNnger 'msn, fIast
week, Walking from ME home lao Bangor,
whseta is ,a@entyfi five miies, snd back
sgaia.
APcii Is. DANH-
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COUNTY ~EWS.
ao~ additional County Ne,os see other posss
GREAT POND.
Miss Inez Mace, of Aurora, is in town

Miss Inez Mace. of Aurora, is In town
Miss Ida Garland entertained the ladies
circle at their business meeting. Nearly
all OF the officers OF last year were re-
elected.
Gladys Garland celebrated her eighth
birthday By entertaining her little friends
at luach. The birthday cake was fine
and her mother sent with her gift fancy
box of candy for each little guest.
We learn that Wash. Lord, one Of the
foremen on the drive for the Elswort h
Lumber Co., had moved down to Hem
lock point Saturday night. Sunday
he would be at Great Pond. The ice has
gone out of the pond and Alligator lake.
The young folks have formed "speak
kindly" club. Their motto is: s'The
golden lips of silence can sometimes be
more eloquent than the silver tongue of
speech" They are TO meet at their homes
semi-monthiy. Officers chosen: Presi-
dent, Geneva laughing; vice. president,
Daisy Garry; secretary, Flossie Williams !;
treasurer, Fled Williams.
hprii 10
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COUNTY NEWS.
For additional Ceanty He,os see other pages
SOUTHWEST HARBoR.

Miss Josie Carpenter, of Trenton, has
been visiting her grandparents for two
weeks.
Merle Tracy and Everett Stanley have
opened a real estate office over the store OF
8. w. Herrick.
Mrs. Alice GIIley came home from
Brockton, Mass, Thursday last having
spent the winter there with her sister.
Mrs. e. M. FGrnsworth went to Boston
last week returning on Saturday with the
spring stock of millinery, dress and fancy
goods.
Henry Tracy has the contract 10 build
Arthur Freemsn's new cottage, which is
to be located below the residence Of
Arthur Somes.
Hiram Robbins who went to Rockland
hospital two weeks ago for treatment, had
the cancerous growth on his lip removed
and 10 new at home.
About thirty members from Rowena
| lodge OF Rebekahs went to Bar Harbor
Friday, where they were pleasantly enter
tanned by unison lodge.
There is much satisfaction expressed
here over the opening OF the canning
factory, which ftarted up last Monday
with A. e. Farnsw orr b at he head as of
old. he has purchased a beat and will
have motor engine added.
w. W. Rich and wife have moved into
the Mayo cottage, formerly occupied by e.
Webster French. Mr.. Rich will continue
In the college correspondence business In
which he has had marked success during
the past winter. Mrs. Rich expects to
open an ice-cream parIor early in the
| season.
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DEN&.
sSTONING ION.

Schools commenced Monday, tsse6th. ~
Austin C0iby has purchased e fishing,
boat OF Charles Bray.
Il. M. Thayer, who has been at South
Brooksvilie aor some tisse, is IN town
again.
John L. Goss and w. G. Ryan IL Co.
have put on seRaral crews OF stone aatters
and more are wanted soon.
The factories ARE getting more slams
than they can use. 1t looks as If CLANS
wsre all right Washout close time.
Fred K. Webb is furnishing up hi
sto=e in hard pine. He has had ssew
counters, and will pat in plate glass
windows which will make a great
improvement to the looks of it.
A prS! 10. w.
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-I,HE subscribers Charles A. Walsh (known
l. also as Augustus r. Walsh) and Edward
Walsh, residing out of the st tte of Maine, to
wit: at Brooklyn borough, Kings County, in
the State of New York, hereby give notice
o the last will and testament of Lucy Moore
Walsh late of Brooklyn, in the county of
Kings, State of New York, deceased. and
have appointed Hannibal E. Hamlin, of Ellis
worth in the County of Hancock, and State
of Maine, their agent in said State OF Maine.
All persons having demands against the es-
tate of said deceased are desired to present
the same for Settlement, and all indebt ed
thereto are requested to make payment i'm
mediately, CHARLES A. WALSH.
April l, 1908. EDWARD WALSH.
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April 10.
SARGENTVILLE.
4.

j. Whitney Grihdle has been in Bangor
the past week to visit sister, Who Is Ill.
II. w. Sargent has opened a paving
quarry at Sedgwick, and has employed F.
Moran as foreman.
E. A. Friend has moved his family back
to West Brooklin. He has been occupy
ing rooms at Capt. George Haskeli's.
Little Miss Lena Willens, of Bluehill,
who has been visiting her grandmother
Mrs. o. p. Carter, returned home April
Schooner "Gardiner Deering", of Bath,
Capt. Ross, is at the company's wharf
loading ice. She is a new FIVE master and
attracts much attention.
Charles Foster, superintendent OF the / {
company's works, left for an extended
visit South. His objective point Will bt
Baltimore, stopping at Boston, New York
and other cities on the route. His wife &C
eompanied him.
9.
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lfgal Notices.

TNHE subscriber Charles A. Walsh known
i also as Augustus R. Walsh, residing out
of the State of Maine, to wit: at Brooklyn
Borough, Kings County, in the State OF New
York. hereby gives notice that he has been
duly appointed administrator with the will
annexed of the estate of Edward Walsh,
Senior, late of Brooklyn, Kings County, State
of New York, deceased, and given bonds as
the law directs, and that he has appointed
Hannibal E Hamlin, of Ellsworth, in the
agent in said state of Maine. All persons
having demands against the estate of said de-
ceased are desired to present the same for
settlement, and all indebted thereto re-
4uested to make payment Immediately.
April /, 1913. CHARLES A. WALSH.
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TRENTON.

Mrs. E. p aSomes is Visiting Mrs. Mood
oery Leland.
Leland b. hopkins wiK board this Gam
mer with T. r. Leland. Z
Ernest l.. Young and family moved
~ 6se Harbor last Friday.
Clarence G Hopkins and e. I. Leland
were In Bar Harbor last Fridsy.
woodbury. Lelscd and wife were in
'o'hesvilse visiting last Sunday
William Hopkins and wife have gone
" bar Haroor where they will work for
W. M, puffer.
April 10. CLARENCE.
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BARTLETr8 ISLAND.

Capt. &phn Dix, \ot Southwest Harbor,
was at the Island last week.
School commenced Monday, taught by
Miss Elsie Robbins OF t&is place. n
E. c. Robb moved from the Calls
barry place to his home last week.
DIR. ]. D. Phillips, OF South west Harsor,
was at the Island Monday, called here by
the Illness OF DsVid G. Bartlett.
Mrs G M. Bartlett returned from Bev-
erly, Mass, Thursday, where she has been
since Dec 4, with her sister, Mrs. c. s.
Dennis. She reported very rough pas
sage.
April H. N. l.. B.
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lsgaI Notices.

- ~4~-~~~~~@~O~-N-c~<NCO %>-fN+-
TTNHE subscriber, VIM. Power Wilson, OF
l. Boston, Massachust it's. hereby gives no.
ministrator of the estate OF Adelaide Kim
ball, late of said Boston, deceased, and given
bonds as the law directs, and he has appointed
Edward B. Mears, OF Eden, Hancock county,
Maine, his agent, in the S ate of Maine.
All persons having demands against the es-
tate Of said deceased are desired to present
the same for settlement, and all indebted
thereto are requested TO make payment im-
mediately. VIM. POWER WILSON.
March liz. 1903.
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Due Notice is Served.

Due notice is hereby S we'd on the pub
lie g neraliy that DeWitt's Witch Hazel
Saive is the only salve ma e from the pure,
unadulterated witch hazel. Those persons
who get the geauine DeWitt's Witch
Hazel Salve are never disappointed, be-
cause it cures, WIGGIN a. MOORE.
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COUNTY NEWS.
~ uddissona, County Ns,ss sec other pages
MARIAVILLE.

Emery Morrison is quite Ill with rheu-
| mstism.
Nelson Garland has moved his family to
Ellsworth.
Henry Jordan is in very poor health.
He is at his brother Franks. ~
The Treadwell farm has recently been
purchased by MIR. Avery, OF Great Pond.
Frank Jordan sawed with his machine
and span of horses twenty-six cords Of
wood in eleven hours.
Mr.. Adair and family, who have been
employed at the Morrison farm the past
winter, have moved. The vacancy will be
filled by George Giles and family.
Luther Penney has recently purchased
the mill in Clifton, formerly owned by
his uncle, Luther Penney, and has COM
menced work. Luther IL one of our
smart young men and his efforts should
be crowned with success.
April II. s.
There was pie socis Bile at the school
house in district No. Saturday evening.
| The proceeds are to go for fencing the
graveyard in the tannery district. Much
| credit Is due Mrs. Frank Jordan for the
way she pushes the thing along when
| anything is undertaken.
The annual town meeting that was held
| March 80 was adjourned until Saturday,
April IL, to accommodate DR.. g. G. Nor
| rison, of Bar Harbor, who sent his little
| son through the mud with the glad It'd
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SOUND.

Mrs j. Murray Higgins has moved to
Bar Harber.
Burton Brown has moved In his brother
Arthuf's house. v
v,1 Mlst Daisy Howe, of waterproof, is
visiting friends here.
poApt. George Sargent who has been i'll
vi winter Is very Tee Bile.
The Willing Wa ID we're in Northeas
"or selling ieT am Friday.
~ scnool begaP aonday, taught by
mrs Mae Atbs Isomesyiile.
April 10. B,
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HAMBURG BREMEN FIRE ms. CO.,
OF HAMBURG, GERMANY.
ASSETS DEC. 81, 1902.
Collateral loans, 10000 %
Stocks and bonds, l47O,719 IL
Cash in Office and bank, 5000 II
Agents balances, 5,7O4O7
Interest and rents, IszSs93
Uncollected premiums, loo, 7ss IS
Gross assets, $i696.s76 81
Deduct items not admitted, 5,704 o.
Admitted assets, si69l, liz -
LIABILITIES DEC. 81, 1902
Net unpaid losses, 5 109.s65 %
UnearLed premiums, 1,207, 1856 fc
Total. $l8l7,421 10
Surplus over all liabilities, 37S.75i 3S
Total liabilities and surplus, Sl69I 172 Is
o. w. TAPLkY, Agent,
ELLSWORTH, MAINE.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1903-04-15
Tnsuranrs StatfmRnts.


CONTINENTAL CASUALTY CO.,
HAMMOND, INDIANA.
ASSETS, DEC. 81, 1902.
Mortgage loans 3 252,61es7
Colaterals loans, 100000 Cd
Stocks and bonds, II $50 50
Cash in Office and bank, 137,22s %
Bills receivable, liza 70
Agents balances, 80 922 25
Interest and rents. 1l,7o5 "A
Uncollected premiums, 3s9,165 "a
All other assets. 1851 %
Gross assets, $I,226, 79S IS
Deduct items not admitted, 66.00i "A
Admitted assets, sI.l6O,7s2 Oh
LIABILITIES DEC. 81, 1902.
Net unpaid losses, 1888 50
Unearned premiums, e22, $50 6h
All other liabilities, 5,H44 ~
Total $725.708 81
Cash capital 800 0n0 Co
Surplus over all liabilities, l35 uSa -
Total liabilities and surplus, sl,leO7s2 o.
j. S. MASSECKs
BOSTON, MASS,
Beacon Street, Manager for Maine.