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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-11
PQETAS DE- AMERICA
Los cantoreS de- America de-
ben ser super cant0res
extraord djnarl0s.
Ell TIPO De NlEsSTCHE
America en- todos los elemen-
tos tiene las cosas mas gran.
des del mundo.

J0s6 ssntes choesuo. 0l po0ta dc
eAlma Am6ricss, sxpons 10 m6dula de
est6tiea % las siguisntss euartillSs
Qus snvis & los Lunss dc III Emparei0l.
IA estos brsvss y Afortupados para.
foe ssik todo Ol esI IiriIu del cantor Pc
ruano. sspir.tu Air gulsr. qa, tisus
sonss' eubements 10 prscoupasi6u do 10
msgoih'sus'A ' que he assrtado & sx.
prssarlA % rieA y Gcn ,rosa Fims.
Dice ssi:
IN Am6rieA ID possia svolusiona
hacia un franco y siresPo paganismo.
LA bellesA 90 Alli aspeesieu'o eumAr
oAd0 On 10 monta na , lam!do DOr M
col que c'sga FL poeia, como eual.
IQuisra Giro aEtistA que On AmGrios
nsxss. tisns que davolvsr % 90 obrs
10 impreai6n intsnsa que produss sss
espeetksulo do faersa y salud. Asf ID
poe, 70 dc Amsr;ea ha Go ssr obistvs,
porqus 81 hombre desc parsCe dsntro
do lA naturalsSa. y ol ANA miSms ss
40 obisto mas,
Do 10 mismA mAnera que On 0sAs
Putss inverUsimiles Dc lOs AOd0s, 90
| v6 dssds les eumhras smpeQusiIOesPss
On el fondo do les quehrsdas las elu
dadss. hastA aparsesT. como eosAs Dc
lonsan anaamisnto mieross6pieO, sl posts
lqus ahrs % alma 6 Les imprOsionsi
do aQuGlla nAturAlGxA. VI tambl6n 70
'duciHss, bonArss. psEdWse 10 obPs
humans y canta s6lo como 81 sonasl
una pisdrA rodAdA 8 an Arbol sasu
dido.
Scukl % ON An 6siea 10 ohrA do
homhYs? EsA humAnidad inoipienA0 ID
10 items relieve personal On lAs tire
MAS ytn las revolusiouss, y las Nvs
MAS , lss rsvolus' once son simple
osIados do NAlursleEa El fOndo d
toda 10 ohra humane On AE6riea Q
uno: la avsntuYa. Tel ol postA "a
bSie Do les Oumbrss sale Do los ssl
vas, tsns que nfagiaEss On 10 Hta
toRia.
SY 10 HlstoriS?
Cuando Br a IN ohssrvsba que Q
An erica la vida animal no % nsd
On sompArasI6a con la vida vOgSta
dAba rss6u psrs erssr Qu' lA Htstori
no Au6heA o. uu ecmbats do OF ASE
y siRlos entra lA raSA humSnA mas q
lie , 10 NaturAlass mas virgsn. Pt
Z oso sl vCetA do Anne 'iss o. Ol GGrbC
! que hAbla0
al In an Continents dondO hay
= aosa mas gpandO Dc 10 TiHFS: los Al
dss, donde. hoy 10 aoss mas CRANE
del Aqua; Ol 0rAnds Ol6Ano, don't
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-11
ECOS DEL EXTERIOR
El CanchO on Estados Uni.
dos. APPLICABLE 4 las bl.
ClcIetas J AUTOMOBILES.
SOCIEDAD DE SEGUROS
Un individuo es condeoado 4
ipena de muerte. por asesi-
mar 4 toda una fanilia.

Al asahaF 81 sGo Ice Eaaados Uoi,
dos hshrAa impoTsado por vslor d.
ESQ 0oo.o0o d pes0s On saasho y 81
6 8st0 90 sisdsn 81 70 usado ' loo
e hssh0s cue % prsparan para ussy-
Ios Do nusv0s 10 oitsa subs hastants
mGs.
1l gran e0naum0 que 20 haos aqui
do 0Aushos depsnds mas que NADIA do
10 pOpulaRes cue son les hisielstas ,
los auIem6vilss. On suys construction
extra gran eaniidad Dc este msaeriel.
Las importaaionss han triplieado du'
rants Loo d - GltimOs ans, y ol pre-
clio dol assfsalO hA suhld0 IN doSOiOn.
scs per eisnso ca una d6oada.
3 g'bisrpo dol pais be establesl.
DO OriadsEos % Fllipipas , en- lssislaa
HswAit. eonlA sspsranxa de qua d
extienda elf d eHltivo Do un prodaa
% que % ha hsshO tan nsesssrio,
-Ea Housec, Missouri, hA side
ah1Teaao Jods HanilAun. On pena d.
haher de habsr dAso mussts Z toda ID
fAmiliA Pafsons, eompusata do padre,
mAdre y trss niGos.
ii padre, Qas vivfa % ana fiuoa
0etoAns 6 la d: :HAmiltou, dssidi6 emi
grAr { GI.wAy vOndi6 On propiedad
HamllloH. qEisn dsspu6s do psgsdc
ol dinero. % arrepinli6 del trato. 90
M6 traa Parsons. que 10 90 iba son su
fAmiliA , al YER Qus sl vendador .,
nsgaha & dsvolvor el dines0 Reaibide
10 maA6 De dos tilos y lusgo { palos
su maier 8 h'ios,
LIN Nusva Jersey aeabA do IN
e0FporaFse baio lss lsyss Dc eco ne
SAd0 Il sceisdAd Dc Lsguros do vldi
North Am6rieAn, osn un capital d
eM0. 900 y vna rss0rvA dc e1SO 900 ]
sas OAsinas estGu ON intim6 eonAasts
con las ds 10 eompsGfa NV YMl
Life. tsmbisn do asgaros Dc vida, a
NusvA York. Au presidents % Jual
T. Boone. inspector Dc la eomvafif,
Msn0lonada y % d'Cs que pcr hors
10 nneva 00rpcRsei6n no hard negO
siOs On el Hstad0 do Nusva 70. k. Al
ganos sessn que IL fIEms 9 On Do Osa
aAVnmA Nfa M AMhA la lac mwa ,.,ah,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-11

Dsade 81 Aiglo XVIII. q UArA hA'
bar coz sxsositud, Idssds 1872 hAsts
81 1909, ehan parseldo 1877 persf MI
vlet'mss dc los submAPinos.
III primsro y tamb:6a daieo aeei
dsnts anterior sl d'timo pssado Biglo,
fs6 la p6rdida dol submsrino dol In
glos Dsy. que % sep llt6 Q q % invsn'
tor IN l772 & 80 mstrna de pPotundi'
dad On sl puerto d. F F.lmouAh.
Seseuts y sists sH,s dsspu6s. q
sss sl Is de gosto de 1887, an team
c6s, sl doctor Petit. 90 sumsvg6 cor
ca submssiao On Saint vAlssy.su
1rmms y no voIvi6 4 sparseer.
En 1t3s, IN eSss a u liam ado Cor
vo q Cusrvo, 10 III og6 bsmbi6n al Ian
xAYsa al mar con Su submarine s.fe
roide.
En 1851, sl amerieano Philips,
QuOdo On sl fondo del lsgo Erie, ceres
dc Bdh alc. On nm buQus pP0vlSt0 d
p6ndu'o h'drost t!e7,
IN 1854. IN buqus eonstruido POI
Scott Russell y ltrd Pslmsrsion, COZ
arrsglo 6 los plaL OF del alsmGn Bauer
shog6 sine0 hombrss On 10 primers
pru0ba.
A pArtir do 1859. % mulliplisaYoI
loo aeeidsntss Uno de sllos, 81 pri
msPo , mas fAwosO. fac 81 del sub
marino sDavics, oonstrnido por Aul
mey On Mobile, que shog6 suossiva'
mente suatro trlI u selonss, dos 90
mAndantss, los tenisntes Paine y Di
xon ' 80 iuvsntoT; tota': tfeinta y Do
hombves.
Esle hrqaa fu6 pussto { a 20 tire
vSo0S, y cadA IRA do elias sneOESrI
gents para IripulAr.o. Este mlsml
submarine echo & piqus en fsbr0ro d
1854 10 1rbata fada'S ltnoraistsl HoOu
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-11

b J IA cosa mas grAnds del Fssg. !!
el chimhors 80. donds hwy 10 cAAA
mas RYauds del VlODlo: sl TsmpaFc, /,
On nm OonGInants donds 0l climA hasa
Yer lAa Sosas = loo .homhFss eomO 6
travis Do uns lana do aumento. % pre-
siso que los possas sssn iusrlss, sean
sanos. ssnn, sObrs TODD, gomhrss =
mae adm 81 cabs, hHStA llsgas. pOF
IoorIes, Dor sanos y por hombEOS. 81
tipo niolSOhsista dol SupsPI osta.
JOSE SANTOS CHo JANO.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-11
AGENc|l De JVAuL-D|ll

ALoy sUscRITORsS.- .-se rue.
ga sncareoidAmsnts { los que sst6n o.
dsuds con eats agenCia, % sirvan SAL
dar seguidsmsnts aus 0ueutass psyA
podar liQuidaF con In smpresa an
tss que 6naliee 81 aG0.
Los roeihos del OorHisnts mss %
eobrarln con vsrios dias de aAtioip0
para Aai hacer iGoil 10 liQuidAei6n.
CANDELARIo MARTINEZ. AgeOt0s
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-11

Para sarreras Dc sAbaIl0S, von.
0oo raloiess spodAlss 8 eonAAdcras Dc
Quint0s de uegundos & - 10, o %,
S10 % , sl1OO. porte pago, Ioa nello.
res J. KshrhAhn J Co.. IAN Juan,
Tuoeb0 kle0. old.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-11
Hotel Flo.
CAGUAS
Situado frente 4 La Plaza
Principal
Otrsss hospedais On hshiAasiouoa
eSpSsioOAs y vsntiIsdas. Garansixa
81 eamsro 81 sstar 81 trsnts sl DoVu'
lar FLO d
La Ultima Moda

EstA olsRants Vublieasi6n Dc mo.
daS AAdPileiia ss 10 mOicr del mundo.
satiitSSa los mas sxigsntss gustoS
Con los precios0s 1gaFinss ssuArsla,
psSron0s, lAb0Fss femonilss, toeAdoP.
sta ete. que el gust0 mka daliaad0 On
vesliF pueda psessitSr.
MSdiAnts disx osutAVos sa OnVia
an DHmOro de musstPa { Quisn 10 so
lisib0 do don 1nnsents Bivora, paRadN,
I, PusRta Dc TisrFa, San Juan p r.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1907-08-02

Martin Abbott is getting around
among the boys again and is feeling
fine.
DR.. Wendt, Judge Forrest and Will
liam Tank will arrive home next
week from their European trip.
,Leta Stowell entertained about a
dozen girl friends Friday afternoon,
in honor of her cousin Winifred Daw-
son.
Miss Winifred Dawson returned
Monday to her home in Armour, after
a three weeks visit with her cousin
Leta Stowell.
Even Hanson is enjoying his vaca-
tion and he is having all the fin
there is a going from catching ten
pound bass to running picnics.
The fire alarm Wednesday morning
was caused by spontaneous combus-
tion in the city pumping station coal
bin. A little water settled the trou-
BILE.
Miss Leta Stowell leaves today for
Iowa. She will visit at Denison, De-
lott and several other Iowa towns.
Before returning she will visit Miss
Irene Kranz at Holstein, Ia.
Helmer Hegness left for Geddes
Wednesday where he will begin work
as cashier of The Farmers and Mer-
chants bank OF that city. Mr.. Heg-
ness has the best wishes of a host OF
friends in Lincoln county.
Rev. Nummedal of Moe had a very
narrow escape from a serious accident
as he started home Tuesday afternoon
He was accompanied by his daughter,
Laura, and as he was driving towards
the railroad track below the Presby-
terrain church a freight train came
along which frightened his horses,
and they turned and al east at great
speed throwing him out. The daugh-
ter was still in the buggy when the
team turned into Cedar street near
Mr.. Treats residence, and in turning
the corner they struck the ditch foul
ing a heavy electric polewire which
separated the horses from the buggy
and left Miss Nummedal on the
ground unhurt but a little frightened.
Ole Sigrud, the dryman, was first to
reach Miss Nummedal and her first
question was a. to the safety Of her
father. Rev. Nummedal's side hurt
him considerable, but he did not
think it was anything serious and de-
clined the services of a doctor. The
young lady received a slight scratch
as she slipped from the buggy but
was very thankful that she and her
father escaped so well from such a
serious mixup.
Rev. Nummedal's horses were evil
IDENTIFY not much used to railroad
trains and were thus easily fright
ened. Special care should be taken
in driving across the track by every
one, as a train comes around the bend
at great speed, and seldom whistles
until farther down the track.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1907-08-02

DIR. J. f. Turner went out to Cham
berlain Thursday.
Hon. A. r.. Brown returned from
Missouri Tuesday.
Ed Sogn was down from Klondike
Wednesday on business.
Myron Rowley Of Mitchell is a guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Gemmill.
Ex-Mayor Fitch is pushing the
work On his new elevator
Mrs. Bacon and daughters have
gone to their old home in Illinois for
a visit.
Ralph Muma left Wednesday for
Ida Grove, to attend the Iowa Ma
tional Guard Encampment.
Judge Aikens was down from the
Falls last Saturday and spent the Sab
bath out on the farm.
--Great 10 cent sale of Enamel ware
and Fancy Decorated China Saturday
at the Dollar Saving Store.
Rev. j. w. Dibble will preach in the
Bethel church next Sunday at lO:45.
Sabbath school at noon.
Miss Louise and Miss Marjorie Clark
entertained the G. G. c.. Club to a
picnic or the Clark lawn last Satur-
day afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Baumgartner and
children returned to White Lake
Tuesday after a visit with II. Fl. NAL
Tory and family.
Mrs. Louise Ketchum Sem of Chi
cago is enjoying a visit " 18th her par
ents. Mr.. Sem was here for a time,
but business called him back.
Miss Maud Osgood of Sheldon, Iowa,
who had been attending summer
school at Mitchell, came down to visit
Mrs. Eva Moulton Knutson and re-
turned to her Iowa home Thursday.
Mrs. Leroy Straw and daughter,
Edith, have arrived from Mammoth
Springs, Arkansas, and will become
residents of Canton. Mr.. Straw hav-
ing disposed Of all his property in the
South. -
Baptist Church, Aug. 4th. Morn
ing Service at II. Subject Rebuild
ing. Sunday School at II. No even
ing Service. Prayer Service on
Thursday evening at 8. Every body
welcome. ""
John Robinson of Dayton, says he
is farming by proxy and thus he is en-
joying the blessings and comforts of
peace and plenty, a clear conscience
and a good appetite and no man can
ask for more.
The Canton correspondent of the
Argus-Leader hath faith that the
Milwaukee company will build a new
depot at Canton, and faith is the
substance of things hoped for the
evidence of things not seen. May thy
faith, Brother, be justified.
See what 10 cents will buy at the
Dollar Saving Store Saturday of this
week. All kinds of Fancy Decorated
China and Enamel Ware for 10 cents.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1907-08-02

Henry Cooper went out to Lenno,
on business Monday evening,
Miss Margaret Young arrived Tues
day from Wisconsin for a visit will
Miss Sadie Arnold and her uncle J
p. Hawn.
Miss Lucretia Rudolph arrived
home from Madison, Wisconsin, las,
Saturday after an extended visit with
friends in Wisconsin.
The teachers and scholars of the
Baptist Sabbath School with Rev,
Davis enjoyed a nice picnic down at
the Boyce farm on the river Tuesday
Zeph Ellis, the genial old veteran
came down from Sioux Falls Tuesday
and went out to look at the farm
under the able management of Mr.,
Manning.
The Farmers Lumber Company is
building additional shed room OF the
north end of the yard. President
Dean is a careful manager and spares
no efforts to please the public.
If the Boomers play a return game
here, as reported, a large crowd will
be present to see the contest, and
some Of the Canton enthusiasts ar e
willing to put up big money that the
Boomers will win.
DR.. A. NJ. Anderson who is at Min
neapolis attending the annual meet
ing of the national dental association
reports a very interesting session and
desires the LEADER to announce that
he will be in his dental Office in Can
ton ready for business on Saturday
August B..
viii II. Opperud who has charge of
the Milwaukee yards at Yankton and
makes three trips per day to the &C.
ment works was in Canton Tuesday to
visit his parents. He returned to
Yankton Wednesday morning accom-
panied by his mother, Mrs. j. l.. Op-
perud, who will visit at the home Of
her son for some time.
CnarleS EiaWn, a brother OF u. III.
and Jerome of this city, returned to
his home at Rock Elm, Wis. after a
very pleasant visit with his brothers
and other Canton friends. He was
here during the assembly and was
present nearly every day and evening.
He, like his brothers, served his coun-
try faithfully and we'll during the
civil war, and stands high in the esti-
nation of Wisconsin comrades.
f. A. E. G%oodroad, Geo. Pulver and
John Christopher have laid a fine ce-
ment walk covering the east side of
Lincoln Avenue between 3rd and 4th
streets and the parking will soon be
completed. Canton will soon be a
city of cement sidewalks. Cement is
expensive but is cheaper than wood
furnished free if one had to keep up
repairs and pay for TORI dresses. Ce-
ment is the building material of the
future. Lumber is getting SO high
that people find cement is much
cheaper for buildings.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1907-08-02
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Meinzer O

Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Meinzer of
Washington, ID. c., are in Canton
visiting relatives. Mr.. .Meinzer is
now engaged in making a geological
survey of South West Minnesota for
the Government. He is a consin of
Ed. L. Wendt and vas aguest of Mr..
and Mrs. Ernest Wendt.
The finest assortment of wedding
stationery ever seen in Canton just
received at the Leader office. Those
in need of this kind Of stationery
should call at this Office.
| E%ngebret Hotter while threshing
wheat Wednesday got a wheat barb
in the eye and had to come to town
for relief. Drs. Rogers and Morrison
removed the troublesome and painful
wheat whisker, and Engebret return
ed to work able to keep one eye on
business and nj on the matrimonial
trail.
Fancy decorated China. See it in
the window at the Dollar Saving
oCOICs IL Will pC oOIu dU OuI SICdU IL
cent sale Saturday August 3.
The man who Policeman Bremen
caught in the act of cutting his way
to the Puckett-Pidcoe cellar last week,
and who gave his name as Nels Han
son, had a preliminary hearing before
Justice Hawn last Saturday, was
bound over to the district court in the
sum of 81 1000. The state was repre-
sented by Attorney Carlson who pro-
lduced evidence enough to hold the
midnight prowler, while the defence,
represented by Attorney Jameson,
concluded to let the case go before a
Grand Jury.
Rev. S. J. Nummedal Of Moe was
in the city Tuesday accompanied by
the members of the class confirmed by
him on Sunday July 18th. Rev. Mum
medal brought the young people up to
have a photograph taken Of the class.
After the photograph had been taken
Rev. Nummedal and the members Of
the class favored this office with a
visit. The names of the confirmed
are as follows: Ole G. Moen, Martin
/. Hetletvedt, Olaf A Berg, Cora G..
Odegard, Berthe j. Tollefson, Inge-
borg II. Hanson, Minnie o. Grevlos,
Laura S. Nummedal. Katinka K.
Olson, Rosie r. Reierson, Henry j.
Lee.
Ex-County Auditor Kundert is as
sisting in the Office of the County
Auditor since the resignation of Hell
mer Keynes. This is a mighty busy
time in the Auditors Office and Aud
itor Kundert vas fortunate in being
able to secure assistance from one
who Is SO We'll posted, for there is 10
time to posi-, a deputy while work is
rushing. The Auditors work requires
the best talent available, for the
work is complicated and demands a
man who is able to keep a correct re-
cord of every detail in county govern
ment.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1907-08-02

Charley Sand has-well he is mac
enough now.
DR.. Veo O'Neil and Napoleon Lewis
were Dell Rapids visitors over Sun
day.
Charley Anderson's hand Is getting
well and he hopes to be able to use ii
during harvest.
Adolph Bragstad has just built q
handsome barn and carriage house
out of cement blocks.
Mrs. G. II. Blake, of Danbury, Conn.
arrived last week for a visit with Mr..
and Mrs. VanFleet and other Cantor
friends.
DR.. e. S. O'Neil left for Minneap
oils Monday evening to attend the
annual meeting of the national assoc
iation OF dentists,
John Overseth bought 43 head OF
fine well bred western horses and will.
offer them for sale of which due no
tice will be given.
Mrs. Math Hanson had the misfor'
tune to cut a finger SO badly that DR..
Rogers was called and was obliged tC
take the entire finger nail off.
James Overseth was up in Canton
Monday and Tuesday. He and Henry
are farming their brother Johns big
farm in Eden township and are doing
well.
President Thomas Thorson OF the
First National, returned Monday
after a business trip that called him
to Des Moines, Rockford, Milwaukee
and Chicago.
look in the window at the Dollar
Saving Store and see some Of the &c
cent bargains for Saturday in Decor
ated China and Enamel Ware.
Mrs. Col. e. M. Brown and her
granddaughter, Jean Linn, left for
St. Paul last Friday over the Omaha
from Sioux Falls. They arrived in
St. Paul safely where they will visit
for a month or more.
Joe Chopper left for Parkston Tues
day where he will make headquarters
as travelling representative of the
South Dakota grain company. Joe
said he would call on his Canton
friends occasionally as he meandered
around the state. Joseph is a genius.
Joe Chopper went over to Tom COL
Inns livery barn Tuesday to bid Tom
and AIDE Johnson goodbye. Bro. John
son seemed sorry that Joe was going
away but told him a story about the
stock yard telephone at Mitchell and
advised him to use the telegraph
when convenient. Joe said he would.
Rev. Cave and a party of boys are
camping on the Iowa side of the
Sioux near Mr.. Syverud's. Rev. Cave
has the youthful campers in charge
and if the weather proves pleasant
all should enjoy their outing. Ben
Kennedy, Bert Reynolds and Verlyn
Byrnes are among those who are in
camp.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1907-08-02
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Rent and Wants
Out Lot Bargain.

ID or Is acres in west part of town
for sale at a bargain. 1t is where the
evergreens are. A beautiful place for
a home. L. e. TILLoTsON, at the
court house.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1907-08-02

Eggs for Matching from thorough
bred Pekin ducks. so cents a setting.
A setting is II eggs. Apply to
Mrs. f.. AXelsOn,
Al Route 2.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1907-08-02
Poll Angus Bull For Sale.

A fine handsome black Poll Angus
bull, full blood, coming three years.
Easy terms. Can be seen at home of
B. Il. Sundvold. 6tf.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1907-08-02

The "Crawford Cigar made by
E. c. Becker, is the finest 5 cent cigal
on the market.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1907-08-02

EJohn o. Steensland returned Thurs
day from his trip across the Atlantic.
He reports a pleasant visit and that
Rudolph is still back in old Norway
climbing mountains.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1907-08-02

Pipes, pipes, the finest assortment,
Of pipes you could desire to see al
Becker's cigar store.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1907-08-02

Smoke the "Star Crown" "Gate
City, and "Coe l. Crawford" cigars,
made by E. G. Becker, Main street,
Canton.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1907-08-02

A good house, two story, and ten
lots in northwestern part of city. A
Cash bargain. For terms see or write
FORREST s. SOLEM, City.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1907-08-02

For Sale Some good young thor
oughbred Hereford bulls. Enquire of
or address Henry Sterken, Route No.
l, Fairview, S. D. Residence one-half
mile northwest Of Elm Springs. 4ltf
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1907-08-02

-
I. CAPITAL STOCK.
Amount Of ledger assets
(as per balanceJ December
3lst of previous year..... Sc. 496. so
IL.
Total premium income. 49,. 81 ,941.j 50
Total interest and rentS...... 1oO.4O
From other sources. ........ 216.OO
Total income .............. ss.s1s,so
III. Observation-Disclosures.
Dividends to policyholders. $3,5e6.75
Commissions and bonuses to
Agency supervision. travelling
and all other agency ex-
sa psnies and ali other com ~
pensation of officers and
home Office eInployes...... 2,S67.O
Rent. including amount for ~
company's own occupancy. o46.S1
Advertising. printing and sta. .--
tionery, and postage. ...... 4l1.o5
Insurance, taxes, licenses
and departmental feeS..... 24S.99
All other disbursements. 49,. 1OO.O5
Total disbursements ...... 50, 1926. 81
Balance $e.8s3. 70
~. LEDGER ASSETS.
Deposited in trust companies
and banks on interest. 500. 3,oOO.OO
Cash in companyS office and
Deposited with State Treasur- -
err of Wisconsin ..-........ 1,OOO.OO
Total ledger assets ........n 1888 70
NON-LEDGER ASSETS.
Interest due and accrued. $72.7O
Gross premiums due. ........ 4O.OO
All other assets ............. S0O.OO
Gross assets ............. $7,5Oe.49
DEDUCT ASSETS NOT ADMITTED.
Supplies, static 1ery, printed '..
R; ARD I safs -: $500 3
Benefit claims in process OF
adjustment (estimated) ~. COCO
Total 1922 TO
Total admitted assets. -. So, 6ss. 70
V. LIABlL1TIES-Nil.
BUSINESS IN THE STATE OF SOUTH
DAKOTA DURING THE YEAR 1906.
Policies on the lives Of citi-
zens of said state Issued
during the year.......... $51, 10000
Losses and claims incurred
during the year........-.. S43.5O
Losses and claims settled
during the year........ $3.50
Losses end claims unpaid
December 81 ..:.......... 1900
Premiums collected ...... 10000
Expenses in South Dakota
during the year.......-.... o17.36
STATE OF SOUTH DAKOTA,
. Department of Insurance.
Company's Certificate of Authority;
under the laws of Minnesota, has
filed in this office a sworn statement ex-
hibiting its condition and business for the
year ending December 81, 1906. con-
formable to the requirements of the laws
of this state regulating the business of
Insurance.; and,
Whereas, the said compan has filed in
this office a duly certified copy Of Its
charter, with certificate of organization.
in compliance with the requirements OF
the insurance law aforesaid:
Now. therefore. 1, o. s. Basford, Com.
missioner of Insurance of the State of
South Dakota, pursuant to .the provisions
of said laws, do hereby certify thai the
above named company is fully empowered
through its authorized agent to transac
Its appropriate business of Accident In
surance in this state, according to the
laws thereof, until the 31st day of Deem
Der, A. D. 1907.
In testimony whereof, I have hereunto
set my hand and official seal at Pierre.
this 18th day of March, A. d. 1907.
(Seal.) o. s.. BASFORD,
Commissioner OF Insurance.
BY L. A.. Schubert, Chief Clerk.
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