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The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1910-05-18

= y so the bride and groom especially
y equested their friends not to throw
)Nce after them?"
'"Yes. They asked us to hand the
lice over in a package so that 1t could
be used when they go to housekeep-
ing. Washington Star.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1910-05-18

L.. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets cure consti-
patton. Constipation is the cause Of many
diseases. Cure the cause and you cure the
disease. Easy to take.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1910-05-18

A motorboat invented by a Wiscon-
sin man, and found practicable, Is
mounted, catamaran fashion, in two
narrow hulls, which are kept filled
with air.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1910-05-18

The genuine have w. l. Douglas name and price
stamped on the bottom. Take N. Substitute.
Ask your dealer for VII Douglas shoes. ifthey
not for sale In yonr town write for Mail Order Cat
aog giving full directions how TO order By mall Shoes
charges prepaid W. L DOUGLAS, Brockton, MasA
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1910-05-18
Farm Topics
SOWING ALsIKE CLOVER.

SOWING -ALSIKE CLOVER.
am thinking OF sowing alsike, and
would like to know the best time to
SOW. Should l SOW 1t on the wheat
the same as red clover, or would II
do to SOW It in the corn at last cul'
tivation?-E. 7. X.
Answer:-Alsike may be seeded
with wheat or rye in the same wa,
as red clover. When used for forage
the best time for seeding Is In the
late summer or early fall. About
half the quantity of seed to that OF
red clover Is required.-lndianf
Farmer.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1910-05-18

Mrs. O. II. p. Belmont gave away
two thousand dolls to poor children
during the Christmas holidays just
passed. Each doll wore vote for
Women" sash.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1910-05-18
COWS ON sILAGE YEAR ROUND

In response to an inquiry OF far
mer with twenty acres under cultiva-
tion, in meadow and pasture, Hoard S
Dairyman advises:
1t requires from five to six tons
of silage to supply a COW year; in
other words, seven cows would re-
quire from forty-five to fifty tons. One
of the cheapest ways Of soiling cows,
we think, is by the use of the silo.
If the land is in a good state Of fer
tility, it would require about five
acres of corn to make sufficient silage
to keep seven cows for a year, and
the other fields could be devoted to
growing hay and other crops that
might seem advisable. 1t can be gen.
orally calculated that 1t will require
about ten pounds of hay per day
when cows are fed from thirty to
thirty-five pounds of silage. In 9TH
er words, about two tons of hay per
year will carry each COW, or about
fourteen tons in all.
Oats and peas could be sown early
in the spring, cured for hay and land
planted to millet, which would devel-
op good crop of hay provided the
season was favorable and the soil in
a reasonably good state of fertility.
In time it would be well to have a
field of four or five acres of alfalfa,
which would furnish better forage
for supplementing the silage than
either millet or oats and peas. With
silage and alfalfa it requires but lit
tie grain to produce satisfactory
flows of milk. One can reasonably
expect a yield of three or four tons
of alfalfa per acre per year.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1910-05-18

The use OF trackless trolleys 1:
rapidly extending in Europe.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1910-05-18

An uncut diamond looks very much
like bit Of the best gum arabic.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1910-05-18

Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for Children
teething, softens thegums, reduces inflamma-
tion, allays pain, cures wind collie, 25c bottle.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1910-05-18
HOLLAND cows PARADISE.


The feeding of cows in Holland Is
done by the farmer, and the feed and
water carried in between the COWS
from the rear. The winter grain con-
sists almost entirely of oil cake fed
only to the heavy mixers In quant-
ties of from two to four pounds n
day. The principal feed, however, Is
hay, each COW receiving nearly thirty
pounds daily. It takes the great ca
pacity Of these cows to handle such a
large quantity of roughage, and spe-
cial care is taken to see that they are
always ready for their feed. The
cows are given the best of care. They
are carefully curried and their tails
suspended by string from the cell
ing, so that while the animal has free
use of its tail, 1t can never get into
the gutter to be fouled. Scarcely an
hour passes, day or night, that the
cows are not visited by an attendant
They are watered, fed and MIXED
with the greatest regularity and given
every comfort possible.
Caring for the cows, gathering food
for them, and the manufacture and
sale of the product occupies the atten-
tion of the Hollander to degree
difficult to understand unless one has
paid them a visit. Holland is often
called the cows paradise, and it well
deserves the name.-Farm Magazine.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1910-05-18

The habit OF viewing things cheer
fully, and of thinking about life hope
fully, may be made to grow up in us
like any other habit.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1910-05-18
Try Murine Eve Remedy

For Red, Week, Weary, Watery Eyes ant
Granulated tyelid3. 1t soothes Eye Pain.
Murine Eye Remedy Liquid, 2jc and SOC.
Murine Eye Save, 25c and Sl.00.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1910-05-18

SarsapariIIa

Has made itself welcome in
the homes of the people the
werld over, by its wonderful
cures of all blood diseases and
rundown conditions.
Get Il today in usual liquid form or choco'
lated tab cts known as Sarsatabs
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1910-05-18

Parsnips possess the same virtues
as sarsaparilla.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1910-05-18

Watercress is an excellent blood
purifier.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1910-05-18
MADE
WELL AND
STRONG
By Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound
Jefferson, Iowa. -"When my bah,

was just two months
10 Id l was com
pletely run down
and my internal Or
gans were in terri
BILE shape. l began
t a kin g Lydia E.
lPnkham's Vegeta-
BILE Compound, and
mother wrote and
told you just how l
was. l began to gain
lat once and now l
lam real W e H." -
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BOTH PARTIES TO
QUARREL FINED

Pierre, S. D.-While the higher
courts of the state would more than
likely frown upon the decision of
Justice Gallagher, of Midland, in a
recent case before him, a general ap-
%plication of his method of dispensa-
ton of Justice would be a strong re-
terrent in man cases. 1t seems that
a farmer came into Midland with a
load of fax. After unloading he
went up town to secure dinner and
other refreshments and on his return,
there appeared to be a disagreement
between himself and the elevator man
in regard to settlement for the fax,
the trouble landing them both in
court. After hearing all the testi-
mony of both sides of the case. Jus
tice Gallagher decided that both were
equally to blame for the trouble, and
he split the fine and costs between
the two, ordering each to pay half.
They paid, and all is serene out on
that part of Bad river.
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and through his children being born liz
sin and shapen in iniquity and in sin
conceived by the mothers.
The saving Of the Church is a great
work! How faithful we should be il
we have heard, If IL eyes have seen,
If our hearts have tasted of the grace
of God in this wonderful privilege of be-
coming members of the Bride of Christ.
However. we cannot suppose that the
saving of merely a handful of select
ones is the purpose of God in the cren-
ton of the world and in the redeeminy
of the world. On the contrary, this
elect Little Flock" is spoken of as 4
'irst-fruits unto God of his creatures"
Games i, IS; Revelation xiv. AZ This
implies an after-fruitage much more
numerous. While God does not propose
to save anyone out of death and to life
eternal contrary to the individual will.
he does propose that every creature
lost in Adam and redeemed by Jesus
shall be brought to a clear knowledge
Of the Truth. that they may be saved.
He does propose that only the willing
" obdurate shall be lost; and their loss
will be the loss OF life-as the Apostle
declares, everlasting destruction"
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DENIES SOCIALISTS
TITLE FOR TICKET
ATTORNEY.GENERAL CLARK IN.
DAY HOLDS THAT ALL MUST
GO ON BAIAIOT AS INDIE
PENDENT CANDIDATES.

Pierre, S. D.-On account OF the
compaint Of democratic candidates,
Assistant Secretary Of State Nelson
today called upon Acknowledgement
Clark for an opinion as to whether
the socialists should be permitted to
place their candidates on the general
!! ballot under the title Of socialist
demochats. Acknowledgement Clark
hold that the socialists have no right
to dle under this name, that in fact
they are not entitled to any designa-
ton whatever for their candidates,
other than that they are Independent
candidates on the ballot. .Ae coun-
ty auditors are being so notified.
Pierre. 8. D.-According to reports
which ( altering into the state de-
partment come Of the county audi
tors are finding protests made to the
placing on the ballot, Of q ticket un-
der the head Socialist Democratic"
The protest comes from democrats,
who claim that it is an infringement
on their party name, and is likely
to cost them votes. AS the list Of Pc
htion candidates have been certified
to the different county auditors un-
der that head, they have NO option,
and 1t is up to the democrats to get
quick action on themselves in the
courts to stop the use of the name il
they fear the results.
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parison with eternal torture that which
you purpose In the way Of burning IN
their city and incidentally burning
them for a few minutes would be as
nothing. appreciate. my dear disci-
pies. your spirit, that it IL God-ike:
that you desire to do all the roasting
and burning within your power, and l
commend you for it. Continue to thus
copy your God and to cause suffering
to as many as possible Of your fellow
creatures who do not think exactly az
you do.
Was this the answer OF .he Great
Teacher? Thank God. No! His teach
ing was the very reverse-sympathet-
ic. loving. kind. And he had the Fa-
theirs Spirit and understood It and
followed it perfectly. In answer to
their query. we read. Jesus turned
and rebuked them and said. .Ye
know not what spirit ye are of! The
Son OF man is not ON to destroy
mems lives. but to save them!"
"A Savior and q Great One"
The language spoken in Palestine in
Jesus day was the Syriac. Que of the
Great Teachers titles Is The Savior.
And this. in the Syriac language. sig
n1fies. THE LifeGiver." The whole
world was damned enough before
Jesus carno lie cane up, TO damn
condemn them more. tut lhat ,bey
through him might have life ,Iobn X.
10: iii. III
Life. Did they % have life? No.
All human life was forfeited through
father Adams disobedience. All man.
kind are dying as a result. A Life
Giver. q Savior from death tanl not
IRON eternal %t".lnent,, WAS whai was
needed. ',
The first work of the Savior is the
~redemptivc work OF Calvary. His Sec
ond work is the selection of his Church
To De his !'"irs in the Kingdom.
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Mitchell District.
Shaphord D;c+r;o& S,,-o,

w. S. Shepherd, District Superin-
tendent.
Artesian-c. H. Graft, Chamber
Ilain-E. V. Fisher, Colome circuit
A. B. Whitman, Dallas-A. C. Greene,
Fulton-C. D. Egner. Gregory-W.
y. Ferguson, MITCHELL. S. Hoag-
land, Springfield - R. D.
Hughes. Scotland, c. E. Will
cox, Vivian circuit - J.. T. Cur
ney, Alexandria,. H. McBeth, Ar
mour-Fred H. Ray, Bard and Riv-
erside-Hugh Duglay, Bijou Hills
and Dunlap-H. G. Stebbins. Bridge
water-J. R. Krins, Draper circuit
A. W. Percy. Dudley and Stickney-
to be supplied, Ethan and Parkston
w. +. Minty, Fairfax-to be sup
lied. Farmer-W. J. McClarrinon,
Geddes-A. P. James. Iona and Rose
land circuit. j. Black, Kennebec,
Letcher-R. B. Tibbetts, Mt. Vernon
W. n. Potter, Murdo-C. B. Har-
rold, Plankinton-W: A. Greene,
Platte-W. A. Wilkinson, Presho-
A. G. Smith, Pukwana-R. N. Kratz,
Trip and Delmont-W. O. Redfeld,
Trip county mission-L. NJ. Camp
bell, Tyndali-W. B. Benn. Wagner
3. T. Underwood, White Lake-A.
J. Hoyer. Winner circuit. P. Pot
ter, Woonsocket-J. H. Kearton.
The following special appointments
were made:
v. Kenneth Brown, N. F. Sander
son, G. D. Lockridge and Nels Fame
bnst left without appointments to at
tend school. ]. e. Crowther, western
field secretary Young Peoples Mis-
sionary Movement. E. S. Chappell,
agent for Washington Childrens'
Home Society; ]. A. Smith, w. ].
Calfee, j. p. Norvell, G. d. Brown,
and G. NJ. Stebbins. conference evan
'gelists. A. E.. Carhart, and 6. y. Hag-
er Conference Temperance agents. J..
P. jenkins, field secretary for Da-
Rota Wesleyan University. J. o. Dob
son, endowment commission for Cor
nell college. L. L. Layne, Sunday
school missionary for Dakota Con-
ference. 5f-
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NUt app q
felatton sof Rev; John A, McDonald,
and Rev. Frank Stahl. who were :,
teemed for the work they have done.
The service throughout was impress.
}Sfvo md there were a large number
Efeedunan,s Aid Night.
An audience which filled the
church again to its capacity was pres
emit during the evening for the last
PnbNc worship OF the Conference
week; It was the anniversary of the
Ffeedman's Aid y Society, which has
for It's purpose the education of the
negro race in the South. After forty
three years this much has been ac-
|complished: Twenty-three schools
have trained over 100000 of the col
|ored young people; there We're 500
teachers. 1000 students are getting
training; 400 trained. nurses, phar-
macists, dentists and physicians have
been sent from two schools; 600
preachers have been sent from n
Theological school; $4,000 haye3been
sent out into the South's city. and
rural schools.
The address OF. the evening was de-
livered by DR.. Schell, president Of a
college at Mt. Pleasant,
Iowa. DR.. Sche1l's address was de-
voted to an exposition of the educa-
ton of the negro. and what has been
accomplished for the race. At the
close a collection was taken for the
benefit of Haven academy at Waynes-
bofo, Ca, where he. said we're $50
pickaninnies attending the school.
The audience responded with ID gen
erous sum of money.
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r. ACHING rKE To.

in any calling of life, demands a Wig
orous bod" and a keen brain. With
health there is no success. But
riectric Bitters is the greatest Health
Builder the world has ever known.
1t c lnpels perfect action of stomach,
liver kidneys, bowels, puriies and
snriches the blood. tones and invigo-
rates whole system and enables
yon to stand the wear and tear OF
YOUR dal work AFTER months of
suffering from Kidney Tro lie" writ
IS w N Sherman. OF Cushing. Me-.
rec bottles Of Electric Bitters
nefs'e like a new mao. soc at
Diehl & Brown.
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At o'clock occurred the ordina-
19onSeOfvice, 81 which time elders and
&6oaeonn were received into full fell
fIoN1hlp s0f the Conference. Bishop
N1IeanGaseonducted this service, which
&AAd*sll IN A9very devout and reveren-
fHl0nAtlago. The bishop addressed the
candidates With much fervor as he
snetsforthsto them what they were as
soumtng IN their newer relations. He
Se~ounDelod them to be faithful to
aeN0ff Hself-imposed trust, to keep In
Rlnd the great tenetS OF the church,
tn st0@.devote their lives and ener-
64SS2t0Sthe service Of their Master.
WKtthSEthe assistance OF Superintend-
aeIlt6a Graham, Dobson, Hager, Shep-
herdandssHarknes the ordination was
Giren&fo the following as deacons:
Matthews, Bristol; j.
lkylsrsnEeAGreene, Elk Point; John N.
MedertSk Joseph Snowden, Bur-
ashburn, Mitchell. The fol-
6Mtnl ksreceiyed the office Of elder:
5SSokGI IssSHunter. Worthwhile, Calvin
81BgreYj1lin Philip; Joseph +. Frank
lltoSSRock.s ~. y. Washburn was
S6S1yanDed 10 once Of elder, and
given an appointment as
fSfSlffd121ty#s Do Paraguay, South
(which place he intends
6eaSllylegShhortiy
a Sas.,,ml,lostal Service.
sg5SISd1ssS I611SlI Quincy, Of VALLEY
l51sSi2S GasM 1llsSIiSided at the memorial
s1asthoDnzso q those who.
&FHA-9
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ITALY WON'T GET
PORTER

Jersey City, N. Judge Blair of
the federal court today refused to act
IN the case of Porter Charlton, CON
fessed murderer of his wife at Lake
Como. Italy, for whom the Italian
government has called to answer to
the charge in Italy. This puts the
case up to Secretary of State Knox,
who is likely to refuse to honor the
extradition asked by Italy. because
Italian murderers secure a safe ref
uge in Italy and are not sent back
here for trial.
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vi, he steddfdstlp set his face to 90 to
Jerusalem and sem messengers before his
face"
weeks study relates an in
~ cident which occurred on the
occasion OF our Lords jour
ney from Galilee to Jerusalem Just
before his crucifixion. He knew that
his hour was come; that his sacri-
fetal life OF three and a half years
Should be accomplished. The Great
Teacher was full OF courage. But of
the people there were none with him"
IN the sense OF sympathetic apprecia-
ton of the conditions. True, he had
informed the twelve Apostles respect
Ing the contamination of his work and
Its nearness, but they had been slow
to believe all the things written in the
Law and the prophecies concerning
him. Their minds naturally grasped
the glorious things spoken Of the Mes
siah. They were SO busy thinking of
his glorious Kingdom. and Of their glo-
rious association with him in that
Kingdom. that they failed to note the
other prophecies which. with equal dis
tinctness, foretold his sufferings and
ignominy. Similarly. they overlooked
the Masters own words concerning his
death. They thought Of him as speak
ing in some igurative, hyperbolic man
ner. And Peter even attempted to re-
buke him, saying, BE this far from
thee, Lord; it shall not happen unto
thee"
Refused by :ne samaritans
Another account intimates that James
and John visited the Samaritan city
for the purchase Of bread and supplies
for the party. The Samaritans recog-
nized them aud inquired, would the
Great Teacher recognize the Samari-
tans and heal their sickness or would
he treat them as Jews in general treat
ell thenl-unkindly? They believed the
latter. The Apostles frankly told them
that the Great Teacher was sent only
to the Jewish nation and would not
stop to heal their sick ones, because
he was mot sent save to the lost sheep
of the house Of Israeli"
Naturally enough the Samaritans re- i
sented this and were angry. They
said, Very well. Buy bread from the
people whom you instruct and whose
sick you heal
st. John al,z st. James were greatly |!
incensed at this. Was not Jesus the
greatest Teacher? Was he not the
Messiah? Had be not. as such, the
right to determine the will Of God re-
specting who should and who should
not receive his ~benefactions? With
this answer they came to Jesus aud. +,
relating the circumstances, asked, |
wilt thou that we command fire to
come down from heaven to destroy
these men and their city,"
Wins. Spirit Are We or
We listen with keen interest for the
Masters response. As we once view
ed the matter Of the Divine program
1t would have seemed right for the
Great Teacher to aay to the Apostles.
Never mind. my dear Disciples: wait
just a little while and all those Samar-
itans will die and my Heavenly l'a-
Their will deliver them over to the dev-
lis for an eternity OF torture. In COM
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Kapids-W. E. Gale, Egan-N. A
Christensen, Elk Point-H. Il. Ric :,
Fiandrean-A. w. Thurston, Elan.
dreau cfrcuit--D. c. Arms. Garrett
son-Peter v. Brethorst, Gayville-
tosase supplied, Harrisburg--to be
supplied. Hartford-W. N. DelIer,
Hndson-F. L. Kruwell. Hurley
William Rowden, Lennox and Pho
neer-Herbert Pollard, Montrose-
MSlong Redtield, Parker-H. P. Eber-
hart, Salient. II. Trevithick, Sioux
Falls. Jordan church-S. H. Shurt-
len, Valley springs-to be supplied,
Vermillion-F. E. White. Violin
William G. Baldrige, Wa
konda-E. p. Saxton, Yankton-J.
NJ. TibbetS,
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Huron District.


ent. p
Blunt. w. McEldowney, Get
tysburg - j. w. Collins, Hitchcock
John Clayton, Huron-G. w. Ros-
enberry, Iroquois-Paul Gardner,
Lane and Viola-L. r. Kechler: Mil
ler-J. p. Lombard, pierre-A. d.
Thibodeau, Redfield--D. 1. Roush,
Seneca-C. p. Bullock. Washington
Springs. N. Hardett. Alpena-M.
p. Nickerson, Broadland-to be sup
piled, Burdette-P. I. King, Car
thage-to be supplied, Carpenter-J.
D. Stevens, Cavour-J. w. Hartley,
Esmond-H. X. P. Cornish, Faux
ton--A. S. Loveall, Harrold-Geo. t.
Matthews, Highmore-S. f. Spitz
Lebanon--to be supplied, Rockham
IN. 2. johnson, st. Lawrence
Thomas Sanderson. Tulare-J. l..
Walsh, Wessington-o be supplied,
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Watertown District.
o. 3. Boyce. District su%perintend

Brookings-w. A. Black, Bruce
A. L. Gathers, Gastlewood-C., C.
Boslaugh, Clear Lake-to be sup
piled, Elkton-C. w. Skinner, Gard
en- City-John. Kaye, Gary-L. w.
Darling, .Hazel-E.. r. Little, Henry
9. Riley, Madfson--D, Rifen-
DARK, WATERFOWL. N. Greene,
White-W. b.. Hartung, Arlington
X. b. T%arlton, Clark-A. G. Mac
Lean, Coleman-Thomas Evans, De-
Smet-Fred Rawlinson, Doland-L.
L.. Layne, Frankfort-to be supplied,
Howard. B. Dibble, Junius-A
L.. Wilson, Kampeska-Francis Tan
ner, Lake Preston-P. o. Bunt, Old
ham. N. Oakley, Roswell-M. R.
Baldridge.
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Aberdeen District.
J: s: Hardness. District superin

Aberdeen-J. w. Taylor. Andove,
IF 3. Morrison. Ashton-E. E.
Vernon. Big stone-O. NJ. Hyde,
Bath-Harry Lee, Bowdle-J. E.
Mckinney. Bradley. c. Page.
Britton-J. A. Wiley, Claremont--
D. w. Moore. Cresbard II. G.
.Osanne, DeVoe-F. L. Bromaghin,
Corona-John Wood, Frederick
Joseph S%nowden, Groton-S. E.
Brown, Hecla-J. H. Brown, Lang
ford-M. T. Habgood, Mellette-J.
8. Ellis, Milbank-Ernest Holgate,
Worthwhile. NJ. Hunter. Roscoe
q. J. Richardson, Selby-Albert
Hart, Sisseton, r. G. Shearer, Wes-
port-Thomas Davies, White Rock
y. r. Franklin, Webster-M. r.
Crisp, Bristol to be supplied, Carlyle
to be supplied, Conde-W. B. Decide,
Florence-D. G.. Radcliffe, Groton-
s. e. Brown. Leola-E. Redmayne.
Summit-to be supplied, Warner-to
be supplied.
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ANNUAL

A. ID. 1900
~ the Conditions And Affairs Of tho
SCRANCE COMPANY
Organized under the laws of the State
Of Wiseons1R, made to the Insurance
Dakota, pursuant to the laws ther-
Of. President, Geo. G. Markham;
Secretary A. S. Hathaway; I%ncorsor-
atsd March 1857; Commenced busi-
ness November 30. 1858; Home Office
Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1910-10-20

STATE OF SOUTH DAKOTA. -
department of Insurance.
Eomrany's Certificate or hutho~,+x
whereas, The Hartford Sfeaw mil .
Inspection and Insurance Cpspemy
c2rporation oraHhf1eA unA4r va Esu
1ssss, esh.ass y: - ~ Z. IS s
ing December 81, 1893, contormah1
20 the requirements % the laws NJ e. i
s.nte regulating the business of las, r
Whereas; The said ms has =, r,
this office a duly certified cow .
us charter with certificate OF creRn
zat1on, IN compliance 10 the rcrnire
hents of tho Insurance law atnrasai.s
now, Therefore. I. o.. s. Hsafnr, =
SoT,fnlssioner OF Insurance OF the Stat
OF South Dakota, pursuant to he bro.
VISIONS OF said laws, do hereby certiI,
nat tile above named II III
J., ! smpo"ered. through is authorize
hsents. 10 transact it's arnropriate hu.
mess of Steam Boiler Insurance t.
xnss state. according 10 the law
tnereoi; uIti2 the 2Sth Gay Of February
IN testimony whereof. ! have her
nsto set my hand and of1cial sea. a,
f1effe, this nth day OF February a %
(Seal) O. 9 RAJ
Commissioner Of ~InsASsace