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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-03-29
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Statement
PENN MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY OF PENNSYLVANIA.

Condition December 31st. 1904, as
Shown by Statement Filed.
Capital Stock authorized, none; mu-
tual.
Amount Ledger Assets Dec. 31st pre-
vious year. $5S,731,376.61; decrease OF
capital during year, $9O,343.91; Total
$5S,641, 032.70.
Income (Life Prom Policy-hold-
ers, $13,679,622.23; Miscellaneous, So
095. 879.35; Total, $16,775, 5O1.5S.
Disbursements (Life) ITO Policy
holders, $6,443,483.56; Miscellaneous
Total, $3.50, 876.86.
Life Business in foree-Number OF
Policies, 140,79S, Amount, $332,Ol6,-
2S7.O0.
Life written during year-NumbeI
of Policies, 20,579; Amount, $45,112,-
1890.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-03-29
Statenlent
THE GERNIANIA LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY OF NEW YORK.

Condition December 31st, 1904, az
Shown by Statement Filed.
Capital, paid in cash, $200,OOO.OO.
Amount Ledger Assets Dec. 31st pre-
yious year, $31,256, 313.87.
Income (Life) Prom Policy-hold-
ers, $447S,240.15; Miscellaneous, ST.
522,94228; Total, $6,001, 1928.
Disbursements (Life)-To Policy
holders. $3,028,513.35; Miscellaneous,
$1.371, 299.47; Total, $4,399,812.87.
Life Business in force--Number of
Policies. 62,43S; Amount, $105,915,-
977.00.
Life written during year-Number
of Policies, 1873; Amount, $17196,-
652.00.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-03-29

Assets.
Book value of Real Es-
estate (less amount of
encumbrances) ....$ S,lll,Ob9.Sf
Mortgage Loans on Real
Loans to Policy-holders
on this Company's
p Collateral assis ...a... 2.o41.o1a.7l
Value of Stocks and
Bonds Omitted States,
State, etc.) ......... lO,211,64l.92
Cash in Home Office and
deposited in Banks
and Trust Companies. S11,699.O1
Interest and Rents due
and accrued ..... 300, 493.6I
Premiums unpaid ..... 655,SSb1f
Total admitted Assets. s84,1o4782.a9
Liabilities.
! Net Reserve, as COM
puted ............ .$zS'Voo,V49.UV
Other Reserve and Spe-
cial Funds ...... 32,057O5
Net Policy claims. ... l29s6l8.6l
Premiums paid in adj
vance ............. ll,l95.zt
Other amounts due Poll
Cy-holders .....,.... z,O54,9bS.Sb
All other Liabilities as
detailed in statement. 100,O63,OS
Total Liabilities as to
Policy-holders ..... $31, $685. 4997
Capital Stock .......s 20OO,OOOVO
Unassigned Funds
(surplus) ..........s 2,506,Soz'4z
Total Liabilities .$S4,1O4,782.S9
Business in North Carolina i'm 1904.
Policies (Life) in force December
31st of previous year, Number, 224;
Amount $355,500,O0.
Policies (Life) written and revived
I in 1904, Number, 112; Amount, $685.
10000.
10000.
Amount Losses and Claims (Life)
unpaid December 31st previous year,
Number none; Amount, none.
Losses and Claims (Life) incurred
during the year, Number, /; Amount,
Losses and Claims Life) paid dur
10000.
Total amount premiums collected
and secured (Life), $18,561.66.
President Cornelius Doremus.
Secretary. Carl Hege.
Home once, 20 Nassau ST., New
York City.
General Agent for service, r. b.
Hall. Raleigh, N. @.
Business Manager for North Caro-
lima, r, B. Hall, Raleigh, N. G.
State of North Carolina.
Insurance Department.
Raleigh, March 8, 1905.
I, James r. Young, Insurance Com
missioner, do hereby certify that the
above is a true and correct abstract
of the statement of the Germania Life
Insurance Company, of New York, filed
with this Department, showing the
condition of said Company on the 31st
day of December, 1904.
Witness my hand, and official seal,
the day and date above written
JAlLES r. YOUNG
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-03-29

Total liabilities as to
PolicyhoIders ....$ 6,786,491.79
Capital paid up in cash S 1,000,000.00
Surplus as regards
Policy holders ....$ 6,756,66l.53
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-27
Yu.o-- ---- .-oIe scheme.
$l WEEK ON s25 OR LESS.
By Thomas Campbell

Steps have been taken at Dawson. in Yukon territory. 10 organize an in- te-national polar expedition with an experimental station ar Dawson. says the Seattle fwash-f Pos--IatelllgerceT. pr. 4. yaricle. 2 PaTiSian bailoonist and scientist. Is now in Dawson back ing the scheme and working to enlist the sympathy of the highest people iD the country. The plan is b gather the most expert Yukon and other northern raushers rboz drivers, and the best brad dogs. which viIl he trained espe- clally for a dash D the pole. He also plans to take many mules to csrry sup plies over the ice The mules EiM be killed later tc make food for the men and dogs in the Izst part Of the return iOurney. II is proposed to make s1 eIpe-inenral trip Of ttOUsznd uiles into the Yukon valley next winter with the identical outfit The year after ward the plan is 10 take vhslsr from Be-irS strait for Greenland above ysekez1ie riTer. thence 70 niles oyer tte ice to the pole thenee to o01unue CD rnas b Frz1z-Jozef Land return ing t9 ri-iEzz-fou ris No-vzy.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-27

The Mayhower and the Dolphin, two of the handsomest boats in the navy. are now being prepared for the use of the Russian and Japanese envoys when they assemble in this country to ar range terms of peace. Both yachts have been designated for this duty so that it will not be necessary for the peace plenipotentiaries of the two countries to come together socially as such a relation during the pendency uf the negotiations would not be pleasant for gentlemen charged with the duty Of getting the best possible end of g diplomatic bargain. The trip from Oyster Bay. after the plenipotentiaries have met the president. to Portland. New Hampshire, will be made in these vessels and during the negotiations the boat will act as the conveyance of the foreigners between the government is land where the parIeys will take place and the city where the envoys will be housed. The idea Of the government in providing quarters On the island in Portsmouth Bay is unique. It will guarantee absolute secrecy and privacy, for no person will be permitted on the island without pass and these will be exceedingly difficult to obtain.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-27
THURSDAY, JULY 27, 1905.

One of the surprises in Washington is the announcement that former United States Senator Wilkinson Cal Of Florida is out as a Roosevelt mau. The senator is remembered in Washington as one of the most ardent de nocrats while in the senate, but he suffered from his ant4gonisn tO cer- tain railroad interests in his state and 1a. retired to private life afte' serv- ing three terms. There can be m doubt Of the senator's attitude. as he recently gave out an authorized inter view at Jacksonville declaring his sur- port of Roosevelt. organized Roose- welt club and provided it with club house. All this has attracted much at tention in the south and there is coll siderable speculation as 10 know whether this means that MT Call is to become an out and out republican or whether he is simply putting himself in line for some office in the gift of the president
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-27

0-- rou---- 5s essentially an zg-cuI-
 -1-s- ,oz1ry. and tt the present prom .ses -s the La-7ests a-e fulfilled We
 nay IooE f9- a-A os ne strongest buy iue movements. fnd-st--ally. that this country has zra- witnessed. says Bank = CLevs It is r-ua that ne whss; e-op ot 1a-l4 vas sho-- eEe. hut b -zz farming t-dust-y r was uaver7h-
 .4<s 2 profitable oEe. in Ftew ot the nigh prices -e-et-ed from au- doues-ie nils which. it VII h- recalled. 1o- r-lr bought q hizh r-scas all the available Ta-es-ie wheat rtsr could s=--s- b1t purchased large a1eu1-z 1s Manitoba Ebezt and rslzpo-te5 the American s--5-le t-on tbs oths- side. Therefore ft seems safe te assume that -Ee s-sU hz--e<- -zs compensated for hr -ts hEzh p-5css Tbe IH14 c5-l c-77 rss su a5ul6zat ore. s1d vss sls7 Q 7srt-ulsriy profitable one ta -zs farmers 5-eesuse of the 5neTazssl zz-snE reSal11E from the scarcity os whes-. and ths cotton p-u.1uc-igz was b-tz large sai hiEhIF p-o5tsbIe- We uzr therefore assume for all v-aetfcsi pzrpoSes that the reenf record q fs- v6-zbls crops rsnzTas uzhruken sad t1z- the fsr-z- ea-zuri1ies arg al ready 1 Per1c1lzrfy p-oSperozs con
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-27
THE CUFF MEMORANDUM.

''I recently saw if reported" said a Harvard man of the vintage of 'f9. that the manager of a Philadelphia laundry had remarked that the aver age person had no idea of the number Of men who used their cuffs for mem. orandum purposes I've notion that that's an idea the average person can worry along without having. IL would be of no particular benefit to him if he knew exactly how many men thus used their cuffs.
 But there was a time back in my college days. when 1 used 10 wonder why so few of the professors. tutors and monitors grasped this same idea. For reference purposes during recita- tions and examinations there were just two things that beat cuffs. and they were the two shoes on my feet. Highly polished shoes covered with useful information in pencil are su- pe-ior to cuffs becaus unless the light strikes them al the proper angle. the marks on them can't he distinguished. Beside you're less likely 10 arouse suspicion when you study the floor in- teutly buried in deep thought than sDA N AtA apA lH AsAAAA- dAAA turning and pulling al your sleeves.
 What. for the sake Of curiosity. I'd ike 10 learn. however. is whether this form of cheating is as common now as il was when l was being educated. If the truth must be told-and I be lieye in telling the truth occasionally we made no bones among ourselves Of helping ourselves over hard places by means Of 'c-ibbing' I was as fa- mil!ar with all that was 10 be said against dishonest practices then as an now. and I'm not defending them. Nevertheless, We c-ibbed when We couId and We didn't lose caste.
 We considered certain instructors and certain tough. inoomprehensible bran hes as fair game. and we beat them hv hook or crook. generally by bo-h. r not to mention seven or eight shining lights ! could name. Tould be ~lrhomore st this moment f il hsdn' been fo- OUT cuffs and shoes and tick er tape r1ilei iu watch eases minus their works I've often wondered if the r1lleEe world has been improving n this respect. Providence Journal
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-27
HEARD IN PASSING

Japan is about to change the map of the whole far east Well, the en-
 gravers will get a rake-off anyhow
 A whole lot of convicts in Russia
 will be glad if Japan manages to hole
 Sakhalin. IL will at least insure their
 not being sent there.
 The secretary of the treasury ought
 to vacate his job in favor of some of
 those agricultural department people
 who can buy S4,ooO automobiles on an
 S1 500 salary.
 If Depew is not fit to officiate as
 member of the Yale corporation he is
 certainly not fit to make law for the people of the United States in the sen ate.-New Britain Herald.
 Senator Depew is coming home to tell the truth in the Equitable affair. . There is undoubtedly a great deal Of truth that the senator can tell if he cares to.-New York World.
 ! Friday will be the best day of all to visit Cpson, Singleton X cos sale of boys and children's straw hats 2J cents for your pick of the entire stock.
 Many of them sold for four times that price. But |. :. X Go always do as
 thFE say they will; close the stock no matter what it cost. .- .. Some of the Chinamen who have 8 smattering of English are opening schools in China and protesting to teach English. One of them who has a place at Shanghai is bit more hon
 est than the rest. and has sign in front of his place of business saying that for the present he is only teach ing English as far as G.-Meriden Rec ord.
 For a piece of summer reading at his summer home in Lakeville. Conn. i judging from the foretaste given to
 the public. District Attorney Jerome has in the Equitable testimony some . thing quite as interesting as any vel low backed novel dedicated to ham,
 mock use. The public will not be
 grudge Mir Jerome his few days goo. 'reading, but it will be disappointed i.
 when he gets back to the city with
 those 1000 pages digested he does not
 project some new phases into the pro- ceedings.-Springfeld Republican.
 George Fred Williams, the sage of Dedham and the pepper of democracy, is home again. after hazardous ex- i perience in Mexico and Havana His illness appears 10 have wrought no change. for he had scarcely landed on
 home soil before he declared his op- l position 10 General Miles and Con gressman Thayer as democratic guhc'
 material candidates. He is reported to have said. with characteristic sarcasm
 Either. l should say. would make a candidate 10 whom no republican could fairly object" Does MT Williams i think he himself would make an ac- ceptable and promising candidate:- 1 Springfield Union.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-27
. New Method of Cooling Rooms.

John A-buckle. the rich Brooklyn ranufscturer. has invented method Of cooling and dying the air Of rooms. 10 ust-e- how hot and humid il nay be outssde. says the New York World. The plan consists of pipes containing brine. vhs-h is carried around the room. bcing forced very much like the heat is forcei i1 winter. and the more intense the pressure the lower will be- cone the temperature The secret of f is -he- the moisture is taken from the air. being coa-szled o1 the pipes. from vheh f Fs then removed and the hu- -Ed-v l= -hus done away with No ice or chemicals are used This method of cooli-z has been e1periusatslly dem e-sr-sted zt g New york hotel and those vh9 have seea II in operation say f .s 2 great suocess
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-27

One of the most peculiar ''investiga- tions" ever seen in Washington is that at the government printing office where the Keep commission endea- vored 10 determine whether contract for seventy-two Lanston typesetting machines was let on the merits Of the machine CT because of undue infu- ence" in the shape Of profitable invest ments in the stock Of the company Every preeaution was taken 10 sur round the proceedings with an illpsn- errable secrecy. Every witness the government warned not 10 discuss his testimony under penalt! of dismissal: the commissioners are silent aud the attorneys have been requesrai to say nothing The fight ts between tle Mergeathaler and the Lanston ma chimes. and as much If the testimony relates entirely 10 the merits Of one or rle other machine it is naru-ai that II should not he buried !n the breasts o: me officials or the s-torneys. Al tlls mszes the secrecy" feature 2: the ill., yestizstio1 loos extremely fsrc'-a.. Sin ultsneous-y tongues are wacs.n- ss t9 the oGtcone of the ssAds ia tHe >rsusrica. bureau o< tce Lepart- m of agriculture The case 's iI lie .aads o: he U1.tsl states sg'oraey s-. ne D.s--.ei .7. C7-unb.s. TL1 is -sv.rs 70 find way n prosecute l-e .-a- who sod rrJ -hs men vbo '.rE1t advance .Ltvl nation as ty th- 7e--nea, -ePo--s or ths ooad.Lo7 gt Ire cotton crop.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-27
King Dental Parlors
 @ BANK STREET..
LOOMING EyENTS-

IuIy 5ADedicstio1 and rally at the A NJ E Zion ch1rch on Pearl street
 August 1s-Gznd Festival Day 9f rhe Eirtorio EuxaueI H Society at the Drifting Psrk-
 Scot lo. 2n z1- 2 a S-Od fasA- Ssned fair of Co c. Ind Eegt c N O. ox ADdItpRfuR
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-27
EIeerrfc EzEs.

Dr. ozie-s age tae5-y wil have 10 cnza-e st all -hza the invention re eeutly rerfec-e6 by George T. Foster o< AIzoeds. Cal. cones into general use says a San Frarcis-o dispatch 10 the Ch.e-zs Reco-5- Herald E1pe-i- us1ts rf-h hz1ysri fo-ls have coa- vlnced hl- that ezr- pr0pe-lE electri- fed co-<--u-. he elixir If life so Ia1z sozx1- for. Colls Of wire were laid z-oz-7 the pests i1 lis he1ao1se s-d -hs cE-e-- tE-1e6 c1 -ce1 ne hezs -ezt to Iz-- T. is said Eas1 eaten tze eggs ze1ed Ike q tonic BE car~suI =z.e-1ou Nr. Fc<ze- has bred . rare of fowls endowed ri-h eiecrrft prsp~tH fron btEsh-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-27
-zEs . WLsIs Neat

Ns-foazElz-5 E zsTeiopi1E a 1s- ia5us--y. fz -hs f1-z q. ssIli1x uhsls neal L1 pls-el1. hs=E Ore e -hs deal s-z says rhzt the asr neat tastes more Ike Te-Izoz -es1 bsef. and plans gre slrssEy be-E made to ship some o E-Els-5. -ts-z + E ez-sc-s5 that t -iII ssL fo- z- 1zzz- 1z ss--s coz11
 CA 9T0HHA.
 s.as. NzEsIz 2. rsze szzz-. 'sNMzZzZ.<,
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-27

dition at the beginning of one of the most prolific harvest periods in their history From the agricultural stand point. consequently. the outlook for a period of imitation, of exuberant pros perity. is certainly favorable. And investigations by usually conservative authorities indicate a hardly less fa- vorable outlook in the commercial and industrial fields.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-27
.o.,.,,,-. Meter Hotel.

NJ Cocuelin- tHe tdoi Q. the Fre1ch sszrs. < c great i0ve- c. motoring ss-s Pa-is cable dispstch to the Se- yo-k are-iesr Trverizbly after his re-so-nsnces be drives hone in his su-c-orsIe- He zo- has oze i1 uttcl he czr take lo1e fozrneTs- as f ofe-s eIeeptnx socDumodaf5an for tvc zs VI e drerszng fac1z1sA
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-27
gw ----z

"Bg- said -zs you-g lawyer. fgll O. ho-es- zez- don't you think itigs- Lon saozl5 He discouraged"
 Yes sad The old lsEys-- Bg- Id Ter it discourage itself. By the time a rzse gs-s Q -1s cour- q appeals your client zili bz discouraged it anything ezz discourage hin and i1 the mean tine. y0lu have he fszs'-PuzE.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-27
Lui-a5 araI.scs.;o1.

ToznE Chinese zto have some snzttsri1E Of English are opening what they cal A1Eio-Cti1sse schools t1 Shs-zEsi and -Ee reishbo-nE toEas O7a ot t1s sczools E frank s-ozE1 10 advertise that t teaches English -ozly sz far as the Istter c al present
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-11-03
RIVER

l. n Preston. who has been work
ing at Og1esby. Ga-.z returned home
sometime ago. Mr Preston viii soon
return to Ga
joan L Spear and family have NOV
ed TO Patrick where they viii remain
until Mr. Spear gets through Work
ing there
Mrs \. W. b Graf hiss retlIa~i
from an extended WISH 10 her nah
.er IL Fike,iile
Nr. and Mrs Eyerei1e SPEAR. 3
Patrick. uese visiting homefoikS here
last Feek
Ms willie Matters aad Mss Tel
Ia Lyons were the guests oi SaiIis
Gambill.
Mr.. AMI Mrs l. VI Preston we're tis-
iting Mrs Fannie Presroa
George AlveISon ald family have
moved To Peach Orehari- SANDY
sturgiIl IS moving into the house
Just vacated by Mr. Aversoa-
The literary society q tbs plac.
IS going 10 have a box supper Satnr-
day night, everybody come and bTing
somebody with YOU
John waHi and son Edsar have re
Gently been visiting AZ Ashland
Miss Sallie Daniels WIS visiting bel
brother. JEFF Stafford. a, Heartfelt.
Sunday
Miss Carrie ward, Of PaintsssEle
vas visiting frieads here Teeznlfy.
yiss Tel-a VanhoOse spent SaTBris.
and SUNDAY With home folks
Mrs Lizzie Ward sttsaisi court Il
/ Paiu1svilie this week Helena
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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-11-03

Meeting Al Irish Greek las1 S'Iais,
vas largely stteatzi b. the Fe5Pl,
from this place
MS Lizzie PeuningtoD. uho 4
teaching school, al this plScs. PAD
home folks a visit las, Sa,E1tay,
Al Hicks FORMER SchocI leac1e.
i Of this county. Who has ben in en-
eseoeve vhat are the the he hsA
e.Hn2ti for TIE post tWo years. Is
visiting frisnds at this place
BIN Moods vas here this Eeek shal
ing hands With The BOYS NJ Moods
Is good nan and We koge 70 ~
him eseetsd County Jplee-
T. W Heusley. our hus,liES mer-
chant. made business trip TO Weab-
vile last SATURDAY.
j. W. Holbrook. our seaisl baek-
smith. is dong geod busiaesS
Fred IObe, Of Osie. visited our
school last Tuesday
BIN smith has jus, returned iFom
Michigan. where he has been Tor his.
hssilth,
Mss Hester HOlbsook VAS pisiuas
Miss Is,heIle Hicks last Sauasy
Henry Hicks ana sOa A. made 5
bus ines trip 10 Louisa tbs week
tNulberryl
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-11-03
PATRICK.

Married on the 25rd inst William
Borders and Myrtle Preston at Rich
ar.isou. Elder Roscoe Murray oftie-
iafing.
The debate at Graves shoal be
tween J. NJ Hasef and J. c Kalee
was larg ly attended and en&ed BY
several Reys Huneycutt. See. MAJ
aud Smith Nera the mOderators Clos
"a with a handshake among all pres
mt
buggy riding Sunday was Missea
Tennie Hiukle. HERNIA Bleyins an.
K d. HiuEle. Jr
Quite a number from Richardson
school viii attend teachers Asso
eaton al Doni'han. everything Be-
ing favorable
MT ana Nrs sam Murray, Of l-stt
W Va are visi:ing reIaiiyes herr
John Alden.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-11-03
BulIclins

We haye picked Up biz bargain
in SO watches and WlI sell them a,
$50 This IS rafe oppuuaaiu
And the offer IS good OILY Nhiis
this lot lasts
spaidiHgs Official L-asut Lass
balls. SIS Also SpaId.uss cheaper
halls f9r boys Bats al an prices
Spaliiugs nils and gloves SAN,
prizes as y9u would pay In chicago
Choice box paper in all ,he latss,
SYKES
Guitars. bAajs. 0iollns, French
harps. aooonieons. strings and other
supplies
Fun line q hooks from loo ~,
II yoa ned a god watch ne can
tIs yog out 70 suit yaar dssirss both
as 10 quality AID pFioes
Birthdays and wedding aaniyersari,.
cone around al his season the sane
as any o,asr Brighten these eva.
sions for y5gr family aat frients by
a IN. In our line you vii IND ~.
p7opSiaie gifts. Inexpensive % other
eise Gold ana silver sesls. china
sal glass novelties. and last but not
ieas,, bsoks
CONLEY' STORE
Louisa. Ky
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-11-03
DEEPHoLE

There VII be preaching here The
first Saturday night and SUNDAY in
next month by Rev. A. Preston. Of
Patrick Bro Preston is an eloquent
speaker and all should hear him
Mr.. and Mrs. 5 J. Pieklesiner and
Master Morton, OF Lou.sa.spant sat
urday and SUNDAY with their parents
Mr.. and Mrs. R c. Roberts.
Our prayer meeting and sunday
School are sin in a f'Ourtshing con
diuon-
Miss Susan Crank. Of Yatssville
Vas the CUES, OF Alice Diamond sun
DAY.
Mrs u H. Johns Is visiting her
daughter in W Va
Mrs wm- Chapman and MS JUL.
spent SUNDAY at Mrs ConIeys
Miss Myrtle and Stella ShsHnos
we're calling here MONDAY
Mrs MAYHEM. who has been visit
ing Ms. c W. Diamond has return
ei home
Quite number OF young folk.
from this place attended church a
smoky Valley sunday night Bro
Grizzle is having a splentid revival