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Department of Insurance.
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Whereas. The North American Accident
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lied under the laws of Illinois. has filed
in this Office a sworn statement exhibiting
Its condition and business fer the year
ending Dec. 81. 1906, confornable to the
reouirements Of the laws Of this state
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in compliance with the requirements Of
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OF said laws. do hereby certify that the
above named company Is fully empower
ed. through its authors1ed agents. to
transact its appropriate Business OF Acct
dent and Health Insurance in this state.
according TO the laws thereof Until the
5lst dag II December. 4. .. 1911.
In testimony whereof. haze hereunto
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EAR 1906.
STATE OF SOUTH DAKOTA.

Department of Insurance.
Company's Certificate of Authority.
Whereas. The National Surety. Com
pany. a corporation organized under the
laws of New York. has filed In this Of
nee a sworn statement exhibiting its con-
dition and business for the year ending
Dec. 81. 1906. conformable to the require
ments of the laws of this state regulat-
Ing the business of Insurance.; and,
Whereas. the said company has filed in
this office a duly certified copy Of It's
charter. with certificate of organization.
In compliance with the requirements Of
the insurance law aforesaid:
Now. therefore. I. o. 8. Basford. Com
missioner. of Insurance of the State Of
South Dakota. pursuant to the provisions
Of said laws; do hereby certify tina, the
above named ompan lis fully empoT-
cred. through its authorized agents TO
t%ransacs its appropriate business Of Fl
deity. Surety. Burglary. Theft ssnd En-
ployers' Liability Insurance In this state.
aeeording to the laws thereof until III
In testimony whereof. / have hereunto
set my hand and official zeal al Pierre.
this 2sth day OF March. A. .. 1901.
Seals @. S. BASFORD,
commissioner Of Insurance.
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pursuant to the laws OF said state,
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BUSINESS in THE STATE OF SOUTH
DAKOTA DURING THE YEAR 1906.
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Department Of the Interior, Land
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l.. CAPITAL STOCK.

L. CAPITAL STOCK.
Capital stock paid up in cash $5OO,ooo.oo
Net ledger assets, Dec. 81. OF -, q,
previous year .............. Sl,oi2,455.o-
II. INCOME DURING YEAR.
Net cash actually received ~
Interest 47.334.26
Rents 5.S91.O9
Profit on ledger assets sold
during the year, over cost. '3o.5o
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-15
Monterey Social News.

MONTERREY. VA, September IA
Most Highlanders postponed visiting
the jamestown Exposition until Sep
TENDER. and are now going in large
numbers. No one here questions tho
wisdom of such a decision, because
those accustomed 10 the delightful
mountain climate. when the mean sum-
mer temperature does not exceed six
ty-five degrees. can get little pleasure
out of sightseeing when the mercury
is oscillating about the ninetics.
Many of the fat cattle of this county
are now being weighed for market.
The prices received for late sales are
calculated to make the grazier put
himself on the back. In fact, with
Highlands bumper" hay, harvest safe
ly gathered, the meadow grass coming
with a bound, and cattle, already fat,
wading deep in the surplus+of the
pasture fields this looks like Gods own
country. for grass Is king" and his
reign this season is ideal and supreme.
Mr.. Josiah Wilson, supervisor of Mon
terey district is in critical condition
as the result of a fall from a fence over
which he was climbing. He Is man
well advanced in years, and his friends
are apprehensve.
This week witnessed the departure of
many young boys and girls for the
various colleges and seminaries of Viz
ginia. Among many l mention Misses
Martha Jones, Blanche Matheny. Bessie
Bishop and Elsie Hiner; Messrs. Miller
Bishop, Owen Colaw, Roscoe Stephen.
son, Adam Fisher. Richard Jones. lric
Brill, Glenn McNulty Charles Putin
berger, Phil and Tate Sterrctt.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-15
Louisa Social News.

LOUISA. VA, September li-Tle
most enjoyable dance given here for
some time was the german given by
the Louisa German Club Saturday mig lt.
Delicious punch was served, and the
occasion was greatly enjoyed by al
present The german was led by MI.
w. c. Bibh, with Miss Edna Keen, and
many new and artistic figures We're
danced The chaperons We're Mosdames
i. i Porter. s. II. Keen, George Black,
A. #. Gordon and S. II. Flanagan.
Others present were Misses j.. Keen,
l.. Flannagan, T., johnson. NJ. Johnson,
r. Johnson. j. Bib, Il. Sewell, Charles
ton. w. Va; II. Anderson, of Green
Springs: L. Hobson. S. Garth, of Ala
bama: NJ Chewing, r Chewing, v.
D. Reel Richmond. Va; Mesdalnes j.
j. Porter, George Black, II. III. Levy. II.
O. Thompson, a. T. Gordon, i. n. Dan
mel, Washington, d. G.; S. y. Flanna-
gan. S. Il. Keen and j. G. May. Gen
tleInen present were NJ Lawmanr Char
c. Henson, S. Henson, G. Chewing.
Richmond. Va; A. C. Chewning, II. and
a. Flanagan, S. Wills, j. West, r.
West, n. j. Hall, Rosello Park, N, j.;
j. Johnson. j. p, Donally, Mac McCue,
w. G. Bib. j. p. Bib. T. w. Gwath-
mey. Washington. u. c.: L. Gwathmey.
T.. Pendleton, r. F.. Wills, II. II. Trice.
Norfolk. Va; T. @. Thompson, r. II.
Levy, j. G.. May, II. q. Dickinson and
j. NJ. Daniel.
Mr.. Carroll Henson returned to Rich
Miss VT Y. 3. Reel is stopping with
Mrs. A. n. Gordon.
AIiss Beth Lowell was the guest this
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Amherst Social News.
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Especial to The Times Dtspatch.l
AMHERST, VA September gl4s-Rev.
J, II. owen, who for some time has
had care Of a group Of Baptist
churches ct this point, has resigned III
order To take u course Mt the semi :
nary in louisNille The churches are
being supplied tor the month of Sop
tembar by, Rev. w. Brooke Garter, OF
Lynchhurg,
Rev, I..SPeyton Little, OF oals Ridge,
N, Nelson county. has been called 10
tho field. and will take charge on No
Nemher lst'
Mr.. &c. Glass; and family. who have
been spending the summer ut Moln-
tain View here.< have returned to
l4ynchhtrg.
!, Mr.. II. 2, Page. Of Norfolk, and MISS
Barbara Page of Massachusetts, arc
Visiting Mr.. II. L. Page al this place;
MI, James p. BIB, III, has sold his
mercantile business at New Glasgow;
IN this county, to MIR q II. Light az
iEiYlngton, MIR, Light has moved to
business
Nh. William ISinekle. Allen aud his
sister. Mrs, NJ O. Allen Holmes arc a 1
the Jamestown Exposition this week,
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Heathsville Social News.

HEATHSyILLE VA. September IA.
The steamer Calvert of the Mary
land, Delaware and Virginia Railroad
Company, which went aground on a
bar in Coan River, near the mouth of
the Potomac, last. Friday, was floated
Monday. 1t took the combined efforts
of the tug Princess and the steamer
Northumberland, of the same company,
to pull the Calvert off, The Captain
of the Calvert was entering Coan
River early Friday morning, and as
the steamer was about to pass through
a narrow channel q schooner was seen
bearing down on her. Seeing that
there was danger of collision the
Captain steered out OF the way, but
in so doing ran high UP on bar,
Professor III. M. Brent is spending
this week at the exposition.
Miss Chloe Snow has returned to
Far1nville, &'here she will attend the
State Normal again this session.
Mrs. IT. A. Cralle,- accompanied by
Miss Lena Downing, left Sunday for
a short trip to Washington.
Miss Louise Anderson Is visiting In
Baltimore; she, will also visit the eS-
position before shesreturns.
Mrs. G.. Il. Eubanls, who has been
relatives in Essex county, has
returned to her home here.
Mr.. j. II. Brent left Saturday for
williamsburg, where he will Again at
tend William and Mary College.
Mr.. George Walker left Wednesday
for Ashland, where he will at
tend Randolph Macon College the COM
ing session.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-15
Chester Social News.

CHESTER, VA. September 1.-THE
High School of this place and the pub
lie schools of Bermuda District VIII
begin their sessions next Monday, the
10th instant.
Miss Emma G. Winfreo will be prin-
cpal Miss Myrtle Houpt the first as
sistant. and Miss Lillian Cheatham sec
School The School Board is Well
pleased with the corps of teachers, and
hope for continued progress of the
school. They anticipate the attendance
of nearly q hundred pupils.
Chester is still on the advance. Be-
sides the new buildings erected In the
earlier part of the year, Mr. Willie
Blankenship, Mr.. Clark and Mrs. Bass
are now completing new residences. and
a lot near the Episcopal Church. on
which he will soon begin to erect a
ten-room dwelling.
Mr.. j. a. Haskns. who purchased
the home of Mrs C. G. Jones this year,
Is now repairing and painting the same
for his occupancy at an early date.
Mr.. G. y. Friend, by provision of the
engaged in the building of concrete
wall enclosin1 the Friend cemetery. The
Friend family, in part. have been In
tered there for nearly two centuries,
and in digging for the foundation a
handful of nails. as used to be made by
blacksmith u century back, We're
found in an old grave, which evidently
box The nails We're all together in
one spot. Mr.. Friend has a few of
them as relics.
The Baptists are contemplating hav-
ing tent meeting next month In a
grove here. near the post-office.
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|continuance of oppressive warm YEA
Their. Just at present there is moth
ing In the social way OF n 1nomentous
nature scheduled and society, like
Mr.. Micawber, -setTns to be waiting
for something to turn up.
Miss Flora Johnston entertained Mt
cards Thursday evening Mt her home
on North Tryom Street in honor OF
Mrs, Dudley Avery. Jr.. who is the
guest of Mrs. K. w. Stokes, of Green
wood. S. C.
Miss Johnsie Dickson entertained
the Thursday Afternoon Bridge Whist
Club this week.
Mrs. o. w. Loving and daughters
have returned from visit to rela-
tives in Virginia.
Capt II. j. Hirshinger, United States
Marine Corps. and Mrs. IIirshinger are
guests of Capt. Hirshinger's parents.
Mr.. aud Mrs. j. 1lirshinser.
Mrs. Walyer Scott entertained few
friends at her home on East Avenue
thursday evening complimentary to
her guest. Mrs. Norvell Walker, OF
Baltimore.
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Lexington Social News.

LEXINGTON. VA, September A..
Miss Nancy Mayo Spencer. eldest
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. James -.
Spencer, Of Lexington, was married
Tuesday evening, September 10, 1907,
at the home Of her parents, ut 8
o'clock, to DR.. Prentiss Dupuy John
ston, Of Pocahontas, Va. Rev. j. D..
Booker was the officiating minister.
The bride, an attractive and popular
young lady, was dressed in chnm-
pagne aeolian cloth, trimmed in lace,
and her hat was Of old lace, which
was an heirloom in the family Her
only ornaments were pearls and dia-
inonds, and she carried Brides roses.
She was attended by her sister, Miss
Kate Spencer. as maid OF honor, who
was dressed In white muslin de Sole
and carried maidenhair-ferns. The
best man was Mr.. Louis d. Johnston.
of Souths Boston, brother Of the groom.
The pnrlor was decorated with ported
plnnts and goldenrod, and illumined
with numerous candles.
DR.. and Mrs. Johnston left Lexing-
ton shortly after the marriage on
their bridal trip. Tho presents were
numerous and handsome
Cards have been received in Lexing-
ton from Mr.. and Mrs. John c,
-Nlarackle, of New York, announcing
the marriage of their sister, Miss Mary
Eleanor Gates. to Or. james Hutton
Pierson, Of Daytona, Fla. The mar
riage was solcmnizcd Wednesday
noon, September 4th In the First
Presbyterian Church. of New York.
Following n reception at tho Wal
idorf-Astoria. Dr. and Mrs pierson left
Now York for a visit to the Jamestown
Exposition. They expect to reach Lex
'ington the latter part OF this week
to visit Dr. Persons parents, Cap
tain and Mrs. w r. Pierson.
They Will be at home. No. Ia Cedar
Street. Daytona, Fla. after November
1st.
The Board OF Supervisors of Rock
bridge, at their meetings held Monday
and Tuesday this week, took steps for
the erection or several steel bridges
across water courses In tho county.
One of these bridges Is to be located
at Lexington, connecting the town
and county roads by spanning a small
creek on tho western suburbs of the
town. The town of Lexington united
with the county In the erection OF the
bridge which, when completed. will
cost about $1,000.
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Salem Social News.

SALEM. VA, September 14--A de-
lightful reception was given Tuesday
evening by Mrs. Wat billiard in honor
of the three new members Of the fac
ulty of Roanoke College, DR.. Thorsten-
berg, DR., Grove and Professor Manlole.
Those present were DR.. and Mrs. H.
v. w. Painter, DR. and Mrs. u. A. Fox,
DR.. and Mrs. a. J. Morehead. Professor
w. A. Smith and Mrs. Smith, Professor
and Mrs. Cannady, Professor and Mrs
McReynolds, DIR. and Mrs. o. ID. Rol-
sliffer, DR.. andIh1rs. Thorstenberg, Pro-
lessor and Mrs, Maniole, and DR.. Grove.
Miss Frances Dewaldleft Sunday for
Kentucky, where she will teach this
winter.
Professor A. IT, Throclsnlorton and
Wife, who have been spending tho sum-
mer at the home of DEE ". W. Palnt-
Ell, left Friday for Danville, Ky.
Misses Sadie and Gussie Bowles ANA
Euginia Griffin, who have been attend
ing the Jamestown Proposition. returned
home Wednesday,.
Mrs. j. D. Fleming, who has been
the guest Of DIR. a. r., killian for the
past month. returned to Raleigh. n C,
OH Tuesday.
Ior. and Mrs, J. =, 1Sillian and Ken
net killian left TUESDAY for lilo James,
town Exposition. u, 5453
@I DR.. q. n. Grove OF Pennsylvania arr
rived in Salem Wednesday, and for t,le
present session willStin the chair OF
mathematics In Roanoke College.
Mr.. and Mrs. @, ~ Martin of Mem
5phis, Tenn, who have been the guests
OF, Mrs. g, ~. Tompkins, left Tuesday
for Norfo liz, n ssi n. s III s,s sss n S5s
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Fredericksburg Social News

FREDERICKSBURG VA. September
14.-afisses sallic and Mamie Forbes
have returned from ain extended visit
TO New York.
Judge J. t. Goolrick1 who has been
sojourning in Stafford county has re-
turned home
Mr.. md Mrs. Al n. Bolts have re-
turned from Roanoke and Charlestown,
west Virginia, after an absence of six
weeks
Mrs. j. l.. uagan, who has been Wis
fling her parents, Mr. and Mrs. j, D..
Gray, in Stafford. has returned to her
home In Danvillc.
Mr.. and Mrs. IL. NJ. Braxton, of New
port News, are visiting relatives here.
MIR and Mrs. Duff Green have re-
turned from a visit to friends in Rich
mond
Mrs. III. n. crismond Jr.. and son, are
visiting relatives in Madison county.
Mrs John C. Russell, who has been
visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs. w.
D. Scott. has returned TO her home In
Louisville. KY
Mrs. w. j.. Scott has returned from
n visit to the exposition.
Or. and Mrs. j. p. Stiff visited the
exposition this week.
Mr. Alexander Fitzhugh. of Nicks-
burg. Miss, visited his relatives here
this week.
Mrs. -. j. Boulware, who has been Ill
for several weeks, is improving,
Miss Lou Aldridge, of Washington,
is visiting relatives here
Mrs. H. G. Helm, Misses Bessie lief
lin and bessie King have returned from
a visit to tho EXPOSITION.
Miss Naude Franklin is visiting in
Richmond and the exposition.
Mr.. w. G. Turner has returned from
!. n trip to Richmond.
MIR. W. Thomas Jones, who has been
III. is somewhat improved.
Mr.. c. NJ Chichester has gone to the
University of Virginia to take his po-
.,ition as an assistant Instructor in the
law department of that institution.
Misses Nellie and Fannie Tucker car
michael have returned from an eXtend-
ed summer trip North,
Mr. g. II. Swift has returned from
visit TO Stanton
Miss Helen Meetze, of Washington, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. W. j. Chewn-
ing.
Miss Annie May Baker has gone TO
Alabama where she Will have charge
OF a school near Birmingham.
Mrs. John l.. Brockenborougl and
son. of Waco. Texas, who have been
visiting the Misses BraNton here. have
returned home.
Judge j. c. Moncure. of Shreveport
La. who has been visiting relatives IN
Stafford county, has returned home.
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Bowling Green Social News.

BOWLING. GREEN. VA. September
1i.--NIiss Bertha Ennis left this week
for Knoxville. Tenn. where she will
spend some time.
Miss Kate Campbell left this week
for Atlanta. where she win remain
until next spring.
Miss Frances b. Broaddus. who has
been visiting friends in Urbanna. has
returned home.
Mrs. Eugene DeJarnette and daugh-
ters, of Richmond. spent this week at
Mr.. John Washington's. near here
Mr.. and Mrs. Williams. of Salem. w.
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| FLOYD VA, September 14.-Grover
Howard, who has been spending his
vacation at his home here, has return
ed to the University of Virginia to re-
sumo his studies.
II. S. Howard is in Radford attend
ing the fair this week.
Miss Grace Smith is spending the
week al Mrs. III. G. Earles, of Testers.
Miss Lila Mangus, of Pleasant VAIL
ley. is the guest of Miss Lucy Stump
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. W.. M. Smith and Mr..
and Mrs. 1T. G. E,arles, who have been
spending few days with relatives in
Henry county, returned home last
Monday.
Elder P. G. Lester left last week for
ton there. and also to visit friends
Misses Pearl and Beulah Lemons,
trained nurses of Norristown. Pa. are
spending their vacation in the village
at this time as the guests of S. w.
Simmons.
James Scott. of gluefeld, w. Va is
visiting his brother, w. Scott.
Fred Terry and sister, Miss Eliza,
are visiting relatives at Cambria. They
wiz also attend the fair at Radford
before returning home.
Mrs. Claudio Peters, who has been
visiting relatives in the county and
village, has returned to her home in
ChriStianSburg.
Miss Watt Shelton left Sunday for,
Abingdon, where she will be instructor
in the musical department of Martha
Washington College.
Miss Allie Howard, stenoSrapher for
the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
Company at Lynchburg, is visiting he,
mother and other relatives in the VIII
lage.
Mrs. Munroe Profit and little daugh-
ter. who have been visiting relatives
and frineds in the village, have re-.
turned TO New York;
Fred S. Hoback. who has been visit
Ing his wife and baby at Mrs. w. l..
Howards, has returned to Norfolk
Henry B. Scott, who has been visit
Ing his father. n. b. Scott, returned
TO New York Wednesday. Fre was
aGoompanied by Misses May Day and
Elizabeth Hail. who have been spend
Ing their vacation with their grand
Messrs. B. G. Lewis Lewis and Gessner
Harrison, Insurance agents of Rich
mond. We're in the village Tuesday.
and adjusted the claim of Mr. w.
Scott for the loss by fire few weeks
ago., which amounted to $1,000 on his
stock of goods and building.
The young ladies of the town gave
MISS Nan Howard a very pleasant sur
lowing We're presents Misses May Day
and Elizabeth Hall. Weeta Profltt,
Nettie and Annie Howard Lawson
Maidie Howard, 4Lucy Stump, LiiA Man
gus, Gretchen Howard, Elizabeth and
Mary Pendleton and Winston Proffit
Pete Slusher, Edmund and Frank PEN
| dleton, Homer sAlSers, Barney Boyle
were served and dancing WAS indulg-
| ed in until a lateShour. Mrs DR. Law
renee and Mrs. Fred s, Hoback acted
las chaperons.i
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Va, are guests this week Mt the Lawn
Hotel of her son. Mr.. Price Il. Haywood.
Miss Pearf Smoot Inns returned home
after q visit or several weeks to her
friend. Miss Matte Cooke. in King
William county
Mrs. j. r. Nrastin. OF Richmond, vis-
lied friends here this week.
Miss Edytlie Chandler left this week
for tho Washington Seminary. Atlanta,
Gu. where she goes as n student.
Mrs. g. II. Lee and daughter. OF Nor
with relatives.
DR.. John Broaddus, ofAWest Virginia,
Is visiting his parents, Dr. and Mrs. w.
l.. Broaddus. d