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The Red Cloud chief., 1910-03-10

Another law passed by the last
Legislature is deserving of more than
passing notice. II is the law requiring y
all paints sold in the state to be ac-
curately labeled, and provides heavy
penalty for any who sells fiaxseed or
linseed oil that does not answer all
the chemical tests for purity recog-
nized in the United States Pharmaco-
poei The pressure brought to bear
to defeat this bill, and to have it veto.
ed after it was passed, WAS terrific
This, of itself, was evidence of the
necessity for such law.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-06-04
As a Good Paying Investment

THERE is NO INVESTMENT THAT COMPARES WITH WE'LL
SELECTED CITY REAL ESTATE WEALTHY MEN INVEST
HEAVILY IN CITY REAL ESTATE WHY? BECAUSE TT IS
SAFEST AND BRINGS GREATER RETURNS MANY BUYERS OF
REAL ESTATE BUY ON EASY TERMS AND OFTEN SELL
ADVANCE BEFORE THEY FINISH OTHERS
HOLD FOR A GREATER INCREASE IN VALUE CITY'S
POPULATION INCREASES. SPOKANE IS THE FASTEST GROW
ING CITY IN THE NORTHWEST AND AN ADDITION ON THE
WEST SIDE IS CERTAIN TO INCREASE ANNUALLY FASTER
THAN ANY OTHER REAL FOUND THERE
IS NO OTHER PROPERTY WITHIN THE 41aMLE CIRCLE SELL
ING AT THE LOW PRICE OF 500 LOT, WHICH
LOTS AT SPARKS HEIGHTS. NO LOTS ON EVEN THE EAST
SIDE ARE SELLING FOR LESS THAN WITHIN
CIRCLE LOTS IN THE NEXT ADDITION TO
SELLING 5000 UP. PROOF THE
VALUE LOTS AND THE UNUSUAL INVESTMENT OFFERED
YOU IN SPARKS HEIGHTS.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-06-04
INVEST YOUR SAVINGS IN IN
THIS WEST SIDE ADDITION
The Choice Location Of Sparks Heights

"SPA2KS IEIGHTS IS LOCATED ON THE WEST SIDE OF SPO
KANE. WEST SIDE HAS ALWAYS LOCATION
OF SPOKANES BEST SECTION AND THE NEAREST
PROPERTY HEIGHTS' A
ING RESTRICTION OF $4,000 TO $5OOo-ON WHICH OWNER
PROPOSES ERECTION OF A $4,000 HOME WITHIN THE
4ME CIRCLE OF SPOKANE. EAST SIDE OF THE CITY
EXTENDED THE 41a-MIIE CIRCLE
FURTHER EXTENSION MUST COME WEST TO SPARKS HEIGHTS
"SPARKS HEIGHTS" IS IN THE DIRECT Line OF GROWTH OF
SPOKANE 1T IS CLOSE TO THE COSTIIEST AND LARGEST
PARK-DOWN RIVER PARK. II SOUTH OF THE BEAUTIFUL
FORT WRIGHT GROUNDS. BEAUTIFUL
SPOKANE FOR A HOMESITE AND IT PROFESSIONALLY WILL
BE ONE OF SFOKANE'S CHOICEST RESIDENCE SECTIONS.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-06-04
Its Advantages

SPARKS HEIGHTS HAS STREET CARS RUNNING WITHIN
SHORT DISTANCE OF 1.-THE FORT WRIGHT CARS GIVE
MINUTE SERVICE DIRECT WITHOUT CHANGE TO CENTER
CITY. THE GREAT NORTHERN RAILWAY RUNS THROUGH
SPARKS HEIGHTS, AND THE SPOKANE PORTLAND SEATTLE
RAILWAY WILL HAVE STATION HERE SPARKS HEIGHTS AL
READY HAS GOOD SCHOOL WITHIN LIMITS. CAN
FIND ANY KIND OF LOT YOU PREFER AT SPARKS HEIGHTS
VIEW HILL LOTS LEVEL LOTS BOTH LOTS WITH WITH
OUT SHADE TREES BOTH RUSTIC LOTS AND LOTS WITH DEEP,
RICH SOIL THE VIEW SPREAD BEFORE YOUR DOOR
MAGNIFICENT PANORAMA OF THE SPOKANE VALLEY AND SUR
ROUNDING MOUNTAINS OF SPOKANE. WILL SEEK LONG
TIME BEFORE YOU FIND A LOCATION WITH THE COMBINED
HEIGHTS-TIIFRE A
IN SPOKANE ALL WEST SIDE AND "VEW PROPERTY IN THE
OLDER ADDITIONS HIGHEST PRICED
RESIDENCE PROPERTY AND HAVE INCREASED IN VALUE THE
FASTEST.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-06-04
Terms Anyone Can Buy On

THE LOW TERMS WE MAKE OF 81 DOWN AND 81 WEEK FOR
SPARKS HEIGHTS LOTS, ENABLE ALMOST ANY ONE TO BUY.
OUR ONLY OBJECT IN OFFERING THOSE LOW TERMS is TO
SELL OUT THE WHOLE ADDITION AT ONCE YOU WILL HAVE NO
INTEREST TO PAY ON THE UNPAID PART OF YOUR LOT YOU
WILL HAVE NO TAXES TO PAY WHILE PAYING FOR YOUR LOT
ON MOST ALI. OTHER ADDITIONS YOU ARE REQUIRED TO PAY
BOTH TAXES AND INTEREST. WE MAKE SPECIAL DISCOUNT
OF 10 PER CENT FOR CASH. INVEST YOUR SAVINGS OR IDLE
MONEY IN CITY REAL ESTATE-AT SPARKS HEIGHTS YOU CAN
EASILY SAVE THAT MUCH AND BECOME A PROPERTY OWNER
IN THE FASTEST GROWING CITY IN THE NORTHWEST YOUR
MONEY CAN'T EARN AS MUCH IN ANY OTHER SAFE INVEST
MNT BUY AS MANY LOTS AS YOU CAN AFFORD AS YOU MAY
HAVE CHANCE LIKE THIS ENTHUSIASTICALLY ON
WEST SIDE ADDITION ONLY 81 DOWN AND 81 A WEEK BUYS
500 LOT IN SPARKS HEIGHTS.
Sharp County record., 1910-05-06
" A NN IL l. t, .

Cotton planting is the order Of
the day.
Our merchant, ]. D. Horn, had
business at Batesville Monday.
Frank Battles, a hustling stock
man of lard county, was a ousi-
ness visitor here last week.
Miss May Matheny went to
Batesville last week on an eX-
tended visit to relatives and
friends there.
Miss Artie Stow left for Bates
vile last Monday to visit her
brother, Claude Snow and wife
Of that place.
Sam Evans, the genial census
enumerator of this district, was
taking an inventory Of our people
and their belongings last week.
George w. Johnson and wife of
Cleburne county came over last
Monday to visit the formers Sis
ter, Mrs, Mary Z. Simpson, Of
this place.
Mrs. Henry Mobley and child.
ren and her two sisters, Misses
Elizabeth and Ora Clark, Of Mob.
ley visited their sister, Mrs, Cleo
Dawson, Of this place last Sun.
day.
Rev. Riley Jones, Baptist
minister, visited his bro tber-in-
law, Royal Smith and family,
last Saturday and Sunday. lie
will preach here the first Sunday
in next month.
Judge E, Carpenter had an at.
tack of hiccoughs last Friday
which lasted continuously until
the present time TUESDAY even.
ing), all remedies having proved
Intellectual in stopping it.
Sharp County record., 1910-05-06

Davidson township, King Mills, Friday and
Saturday June 10 and II,
Lower North township, Cos Scbe9l llouse
Monday June 10,
Upper Nyrh township, wirth Tuesday June
H.
North Union township Wards School House.
W,lncidav, juno l5
South Union township Martins Creok Thurs.
day, June 10,
Jaskaon township, wlll.ford Friday and satur.
day, iune II and Is,
Lebanon township, HgaInlottom Store, Mons
day, June so Dotson school House, Tuesday
June a.
Strawberry township, Institute, Wednesday,
June %
Nnh Big Rock township, roashkeep.Ie,
Thursday June al
South Bg Roye township, NJ raaab, Friday
June 90
HIu Greek township, Cahmlne, Saturday
June gj,
Scott township, ahelbyy.lle, Monday, Jane s1i
Shell Re- school House, Tuesday June vi MI.
View, Wednesday, June ~.
Cave township. Cave City Thur.daN June 30,
and Friday. July l.
Harry lowr,hp Hardy TuoldaS Wednesday
and Thursday, jvly 3, and q
Highland township, Highland School House,
Friday, juIys
Morgan township, Center, Saturday juya,
Washington township, Powtls Chapel Mon'
day, jub ih
Sullivan township, MayyIlIr Tuesday July lsl
prIekel Springs, Wednesday July l9I Sidney,
Thursday, July II,
johnson township, g. Paul Friday July i5,
pihey Fork township, Evening Shade Monday,
tutsday and Wednesday, july Is, 10 and 90
will remain IN Evening Shade ten days, com'
mpncng July u and ending July "A, Please be
prompt al / can't hold open until eheut court
WILLIAM r. SMITH,
Asstssof, sharp County
Sharp County record., 1910-05-06
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS,

~ authority of he County Court Of sharp
County Arbahsab, the uhdersigned bridge COM
mIssIoHor will on
Monday, June l5 1910,
between the hours Of ~ A. NJ, and 7, NJ, ut the
south front door Of the court house In the town
Of Evening shale, Arkansas, publicly let TO The
lowest responsible bidder the contract for fur'
nlshIne and building a steel bridge and approach
ct across strawberry river about ore'fourh mile
bboye the simpson ford on the ioughkeop'le
and Wlllford read, tho specifications Of which
are AZ falowsl
One main span to be 80 feet from center to
centef Of end pins and have " feet approach On
one aide and % feet on the o'he, side span To
rest on cylinder pDpls, thirty hy uHo.lourlh Inc
ohca by twenty-five feet lonm NIlvl with Nua
raaB concrete uled for such work, composed ur
Portland cement clean, sharp sand and el'an
gravel or crushed stone, Said piers 10 be- secure
~ anchored to bed rock, All lumber 10 be- Of
good quality white ohF tumnlpte plans and
specifications are on ME In the Office Of The Clerk
at Evening shade, Arhanras.
All work contracted 10 be completed within
1--WE months, riB viii be received rpr main
apAn and approaches together or separately
The commissioners reserve tie right ~ reject
any aud all bids,
jt, kiRftANb,
w. A. NORRIS,
Commissioners.
Sharp County record., 1910-05-06
B E n G A Y

w. B. Street Of Calamine was
in this section one day last week
Some farmers in this section
have flashed planting cotton and
some are blowing corn.
\ l.. r. Vaughan and family had
this years Irish pototoes on the
table on Monday, the 2nd. Who
can beat that?
j. h. Perkey, Mrs. W. T..
Montgomery and Alvin Parsley
Eand family, all of Cave township,
were visitors at Bengay one day
last week,
N DR.. Il, l.. Sullivan of Pough.
kespsie was here Sunday. He
Awas on his way to see Mrs. Lucy
SBarnett Of Grange, who is said to
be critically i'll.
W w. S. IIutchison and family
were visiting the family Of their
8son, p. II. Hutchison, Sunday.
Toe latter has recently moved to
The r. II Roberts farm.
A News is scarce with this writer,
Ewho is just now terribly behind
with his crop on account Of q
/. tussle with measles in his family,
s'We are 50 busy We can't hunt up
news.
~, Mrs, +. j, Doss and two daugh.
tera, Misses Bessie and Daisy,
md W. A. Doss and family were
visiting relatives at Smithville
Sunday. They returned home
Monday.
Sharp County record., 1910-05-06
N 0 B | FY .

| G. s. Jerni%an had new Irish
potatoes on his table Saturday.
|. Cotton is being planted very
rapidly this week, and some Of
the early corn is being plowed
over.
The fruit crop in some orchards
mere was uninjured by the cold
snap. In other orchards it was
destroyed.
J A. Crabtree and daughter
Miss Artie Lee, attended the ODD
Fellows celebration at Oak Ridge
the 2e:h and report nice time.
J. Z, Mclaughlin had quite q
lot of company last Saturday.
Just Is visitors took dinner with
him. We're sorry for you, Joe
Mac.
We shall soon be able to give
the population ana other interest
fHg facts concerning this Wild
Cat Corner, the enumerator hav.
ing finished his work last Satur.
day. As soon as the Director Ct
the Census gives US the informa-
ton we will let you know.
Master Arnold Crabtree cele-
brated his 18th birthday April %
He gave a big supper that night
and several boys and girls came
to spend the evening with him,
We could hear them that night
laughing and romping in the &C.
stacy Of joyous childhood and we
thought surely childhood is the
sweetest time Of life and youth to
everyone is the Golden Age.
We are indeed glad that Little
Rock secured the Confederate re-
union for 1911. We hope to be
able to indulge a lifetime longing
to attend one Of these reunions
now that Arkansas will entertain
the fast fading remnant Of old
soldiers next year. We consider
! it an honor to write or speak for
the confederate soldier and in the
language of Tennessee's giftec
Governor we can say: 81 have
an honor greater than any which
kings may bestow-more lasting
than any which circumstance Of
the favor Of man may clothe me
fqr am the son OF Confederat
soldier"
Sharp County record., 1910-05-06

eral Assembly Of 1909 provides
that Elementary Agriculture and
Horticulture must be taught in
all the public schools. This Act
became effective ten months after
its passage, which made it opera
tive the last day Of March 1910.
Other sections of the school
law require that all teachers in
the public schools shall pass an
approved examination on every
subject that they are required to
teach. Therefore, the law add
ing this new subjecr to the COM
mon school course has the effect
of adding this subject to the list
upon which teachers must be ex-
amined.
State Superintendent Cook has
advised the County Examiners to
require all teachers to pass an
examination on Elementary Ag-
riculture and Horticulture during
the June Institutes, the examina-
ton to be based on the outline in
the Institute Manuals.
Sharp County record., 1910-05-06
F. NJ 2 Y

j. r. Goodman made a busi-
ness trip to Batesville Monday.
We have been having some fine
weather, but this section is need
ing rain.
Mrs. w. G. Finley is confined
to her bed with a bilious attack
and rheumatism.
E. E, Rogers and l.. D. Holley
went fishing Saturday night and
brought back fifty of the finny
tribe.
W. C. Mcleod and family of
Reeds Creek were here Sunday,
guests Of the family Of ". r. Me-
Leod
j. H. Binkley and family visit
ed at the home of their daughter,
Mrs. Grace Curtis, Saturday
night and Sunday.
L. D. Holley and Emery Rog-
ers captured a centiped Saturday
which measured about ten inches
in length. 1t was turned over to
DR.. Lamar Of Cave City.
Joseph Johnson, who lives on
the Holiey farm, a mile and a
half south of here, was awakened
one night last week to find his
house on fire. The blaze had
good headway, having burned
from the lower room to the up
stairs portion of the building, but
by having a barrel of water at
hand and by the prompt work of
the family the flames We're eXtin-
guished. A good lot Of clothing
belonging to members Of the
family was burned.
Sharp County record., 1910-05-06
p0 U q II X E T PSI z.


Wheat and all the grasses are
looking fine.
Smallpox has faded out and
the measles are subsidIng.
Health is good and the doctors
are spending their time fishing.
DR.. VI, O, Tibbles has sold out
his office and fixtures to Dr., +, o.
Norris and is now ready to locate
elsewhere,
The cold snap is over and not
much damage has been done,
Corn is set back some, but not
killed, There happened to be
enough spare things about the
house to save the beans aud most
Of the other tender plants.
T. j, Tompkins and family are
having q t1sse with the measles,
but all the sick ones are doing
well, There are no new cases Of
smallpox, Ia fact, there has
been no smallpox closer to this
place than three miles,
T, |, Herrn Of Evening Shade
was counsel in q lawsuit here
Monday wherein s, L, Brandon
was accused Of the crime Of
breach Of the peace, The judg.
ment Of the court was against the
defendant and the case was APP
pcaled.
The fish fooled Us this year by
being about a month late In shoal.
ing, A fine lot Of fish are being
caught now and some men liter.
ally camping on tho trail, Even
the travelling men are staying
over with Us day in order to fish
some, They say Hsh Is a fine
brain food and we hope the say
ing Is trnc, it will mean whole
let to this community,
Sharp County record., 1910-05-06

Chamberlain'a Stomach and
Liver Tablets will clear the sour
stomach, sweeten tho breath and
create a healthy appetite, They
promote the flow Of gastric juice,
thereby inducing good digestion,
Sharp County record., 1910-05-06
Want Spraying Stopped.

The following petition is being
circulated and will be presented
to Governor Donaghey in a few
days:
"We, the undersigned owners
and raisers Of cattle, voters and
taxpayers of Mammoth Spring
township, Fulton county, Ark,
respectfully petition you to stop
the spraying Of cattle in this
township, Our desire to protect
our property is as great as any
body's but the spraying injuries
the stock and does not in the least
iDjure or do away with the ticks.
Therefore we are anxious for the
work to be abolished here for
1910"
We understand the petition is
being generally signed by the
stock raisers. Mammoth Spring
Record,
Sharp County record., 1910-05-06
Two OF Mark Twain's Savings.

Be virtuous and you will be
lonely.
| wouldn't give cent to hear
Tngersoll on Moses, but I'd give
ten dollars to hear Moses on
Ingersoll
Sharp County record., 1910-05-06
ASSESSORS NOTICE.
JH kiRTtANb,
w. A. NORRIS,
Commissioners

Notice Ia hereb, given that will meet the taxs
payers of sharp County, Arkansas, at the follow'
Inp times and places for the purpose Of aatoaalnH
the personal property and per capita TAX of all
nersons liable to lay the same for the year leio
Lave Creek township Rose Pond, Monday
June o.
RiehwoOds township, Ballard, Tuesday June II
Sharp County record., 1910-05-06
RE Z D'S c K L Z X .

J. D, Girtman had business at
Gave City Saturday.
S Grant Brewer Of Cave City was
IN our burg Monday on business
Misses Ethel and Nora Holley
6of Emery we're visiting in this
Vicinity Sunday.
Rev, Carter of independence
county was here visiting lately,
Ruest Of B, +, Mitchell.
Fillmore Barnett Of Emery was
here Saturday, He will teach
the school at Fairview this sum-
mer,
w II, Jones Of Cave City was
In this section last week. Ho Is
census onumerator for Cave
townshIp,
Henry Nichols Of Calamine was
eportlng around In this section
sunday Henry is making trips
here very often of late,
Luther Metcalf and wife, who
live near Cave City, were the
quests Of the family OF NJ, G.,
Johnson Saturday night and
eunday,
Nv. A, Street and family OF
Grange visited in Reeds Creek
oaturday night and Sunday,
bud says he got excited when the
oensus enumerator visited him
md made mistake Ia hls num-
- Of children, That's one on
Sharp County record., 1910-05-06
One Or The Other,

The three CO Of u mans for.
tune are grind, grit or graft
Commercial Appeal,
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1910-04-16

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RED, Graniteville. VT
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We will
belP you.

II you are living in rented house
you. no doubt. have long desired to own
your own home and have made plans to
that end. There is no need 10 delay the
matter, when the Snow Hill Building
and Loan Association is ready TO help
YOU, ana wnen you realize that the
money you have been paying out every
year for rent would have bought and
paid for home for you, then you will
40 longer continue 10 pay rent
Call and see w ID. Cordry, Ir.. Sec.
rotary of the Association and be will
explain how you can get the money to
build you house an and easy way By
which you can repay the loan.
Snow Hill Building and Loan
Association.
MARION 7. HARGIS.
President.
W. d. CORDDRY, Jr.
Secretary.
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Statement of the
Scottish Union Il National sHsUr.
5uCc COnpanv
Statement of the
Sam lnsurance Office
Statement to the
National Life Insurance Company

Of MontepeIier, VI, to Dec. 81, 1903.
Total Admitted Assets. .s47, iss, l73.4l
Total Liabilities. ......... 10, 604, 72S.3
Surplus ....-.... ........ !, SS3, us. 70 |
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WORTH
MOUNTAINS
OF GOLD
During Change OF Life,
SAYS Mrs. Chas. Barclay

Graniteville. VT. - was passing
the Changeof Life and suffered
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A Bit of
Detective Work
By an American Girl Who
Was Engaged to an
Enalishman.
BY BEATRICE TUCKER.
Copyright. 1910. by American Press
Association.

BY BEATRICE TUCKER.

Copyright, 1910. by American Press
Association.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1910-04-16

from nervousness
and annoying
symptoms. and |
can truly say that
LydiaE.p inhham's
Vegetable Com.
pound has proved
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Statement of the
Ranplas National Fire lnauranceC Co.
Statement of the
Penn Mutual Life Insurance Co.,

OF Philadelphia, to Dec. 81, 1909.
Total Admitted Assets. $10s. 1856. 1853. 10
Total Liabilities. ..... 1O4, 23i POI. "a
Surplus ............. 4,455. 53i. 81
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1910-04-16
Statement of the
American Surety Company
Statement of the
METROPOLITAN Life Insurance Co.

Of New York 10 December 81. 1909.
CAPITAL ........S 1000, 000. 90 |
Total Admitted Assets 277, lO7, S6s AZ |
Total Liabilities ....... 247, 205, 64S. AZ |
Surplus ................ 27,902, 2l9.9S
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1910-04-16
Statement Of the
National Fire Insurance Company
Statement Of the
Homo Insurance Company,
Statement of the
Royal Insurance Company,

of Liverpool. Eng, to Dec. 81. 1909.
Total Admitted Assets. $ll, 1923. 56S. 20
Total Liabilities ...., S.312. SAT. 32 |
Surplus =. ....... 300, 800. "a
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1910-04-16
Statement of the
Spring Carbon Fire Insurance Co.
Statement of the
SprisgfioId Fire q Marine snsUr-
ance COMPANY,
Statement of the
Pennsylvania Firc Insurance Co.

of Philadelphia, Pa. TO Dec. 81, 1909.
CAPITAL . s $50, 600. 90
Total Admitted Assets. 1929, 4i9. 10
Total Liabilities .......... 4,349. 097. 81
Surplus ................... 1900. 32l. 43
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Statement of the
Gesvnania Ffre Insurance Company
Statement Of the
German Alliance Insurance Co.,
Statement of the
Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Co.,

of Newark. N. j., to Dec. 81. 1909.
Total Admitted Assets. s 129. sos. AS. 81
Total Liabilities ..... l2i, 053. 954. rs
Surplus ...... 5,644. 1882
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Statement of the
Niagara Insurance. Company
Statement Of the
NorfI,eru Assurance C0mpauy
North British q Mercantile snsur-
anCe COMPANY

Statement of the
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Statement of the


of Scranton, Pa, to December 81. 1909.
Capital observation-disclosures. 81 900. 600, 90 |
Total Admitted Assets 2,292, 800. 20 |
Total Liabilities ........ S75, 25l. 35 |
Surplus ............. dl7,058.35 |
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Statement of the
Fircnsen's Fund Insurance Co.,

Of San Francisco, CAL, to Dec. 81, 1909.
Capital ............ s 1900. 600. 90
Total Admitted Assets. TAB, 400. 90
Total Liabilities. .. 1916, 544. 81
Surplus ............. 2,0l4, S56.9l
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1910-04-16
Statement of the
North American Accident InsHr-
anca Company

of Chicago, ILL.,. to December 81, 1909.
Capital Observation-Disclosures. $500, 900, 90
Total Admitted Assets 672, 73S. "a |
Total Liabilities ............ lS6, 1924. Sc |
Surplus ............ 2S6. Alb. 6S |