Morning daily herald., January 01, 1891, Page 1, Image 1

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L'O CENTS
WEEK.
VOL.yI NO. 27
ALBANY, OREGON, WJbUWESDAY, JANUARi 1, 1S91
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The public
mense
W.
r-r ....
Hij as-)tt:r.fiit i- hi'irui' th;.p. ever l'v
vane: v .t:M i imps.
The Hiirlnvst
k . "Price SZ EODS
ave removed their entire stock of
Hardware into the new Baltimore
Block. Call
ThaTikfsgiving to Christiiui
HOLY W1ATRIW10NY
Of Linn County,
Acconhtg to the ordinance
Oregon, ft Albany, Oregon, on
IVcember, A. IX, lSW.
WITN'KSS:
J. R. WHALLEY.
R. C. CALLAHAN.
To which I hereby certi
All people presenting a certificate ot dates inclusive, wiiitieai.
. 'owed U percent, discount on cash purchases, at the only gipiare;
dealing stove store in A. yany.
"SrDaitin.
' . "'; . ' r..; J..- . .
'. " . '(',', .
Ireshold ol MMear
is invited to inspect the im-
s
tOCK 01
For? sfifii a
F. READ'!
aiitl he ".- 'i Ti'iiaic
Market hire lor
and see them.
I'NITKD IN-
MIS.-
Of Yamhill County, or.
r.
of tiod, and the laws oi the State of
or befortie -3th .twenty-fifth day
REV
Sz Senders
Dry Goods
3
i U
l U.-ti lilt-1 .- .1.
Av,
('oiinlrv IWiut
on!
XSODVC
Tllli
sBottl er
US !:. Til!
rASTEUli FILTEK
(. Monitor ...v,,,,!, Su-
perior stoves and ranges, back
w an ante.l 1 years, Sugar kettles.
; Myers force pumps, pipe hose.cop
ioer and porcelain baths, basins,
!closets, plumbing by piactical
; wo! kmen, hardware cutlery, shears
ilahterns, tin, copper and sheet
;iioiiware.
ltistcnr Water Filter).
We pay THE FREIGHT to your
loor r.n stoves bought here.
A Blizza-d Swoops Down on the
v?' . V Battle field-
FIGHTING IX TB
E DEEP SNOW,
Several litre Soldiere-hd Indiana Killed
-Settli, with Iii:r Vfe ad
Cb'ldrtc, Siif 2 Safety.
Omaha, Dec. Sl .1 Eee epecial
from -Kurthville s a blinding
snowstorm w-Mcff f fe"t aisumin
tirt-pfolportiona (Ti- 'i hYizz&ri , is
nixing here anl at t!ie agenc-y.
sincv ! 'i"c!oi'k tliis uiorr.ing. Ai
vitws Hfe that a deiLt'irv tight was
kept up r.i'.uly nvzht a: tie bat
tle jr'ouiiil v.nliin ;i few tiiil' of
tli'. agency, until Iy ren'on n: tin
sii-pici'iu.- aLi-.iiis u! alU-Lvi rVit-ml-ly
lri'lians . ramp n.-ar t;ie
ajen-y. th trj.;s w-rj call.-'! in
h.tii the ti-M.
:i:i :i i-w-ry !: m l l.-:
i ijui. ot t'ie su;ip i--f il
iher f iiieK'Jlv In.'kii
W'liat Ills I
Iv lart li'l
south of the airency cniil yt f(-r
day? A half lined .cmrier .ho
was tiirong'i that r.unp i:i-t irght
re;i'irs th.at nariv every a 1;--bodicd
Im.!'k!1 i'l tlii.-- outti: ha!
-!!; -i-d away !:!er dusk ;u: l j allied
tile liolHi:' I'rets.
A Se. i.d from I'ine l'idg' fays
liiat l'ei;tenat t llenn ri Krcntz
:ieiL'. of Company "A," .-eventh
cava''y, who was sho' ;. Woiuidc-I
Knee, died l.isl idght. ever;'i
otlu Marein a i-r;tical (Hi.liti.ui
The I'pise -i:il church l
,,!...,!
into a ho-pita! and eoiita'i
s the
thriii
wounile.i iioiii.es. .11.)-" oi tli mu
:i -'i- R ' s itnd tin- n. :ii nil . ui
the. In addition to C irr's "eiiin-
tnand tlie SeveiUei-ti, :,;:.inirv ,
an.l ali the cavalry at K -elu.lj
illbeher.: to-irght. Wlr ii :h?
.eveiitli an 1 NiiHli cavalrv u-
Spoinieil to the al tun troiii .Mis-ion
yesterday they found it ias not
tlie mission on fire, hut tie day
school. While this side, in the
vicinity, there w.re fully IS it) hos
tile bucks, but lew of w iii.ni showed
themselves at the time. The com
manders feared an aiiilmscade,
and as they v. t-n grtatly outnum
bered, returned to the aicnty.
AfU'J a sharp skiruii-ih six sol
diers wre killed and seveia!
wounded. A rumher of the ln
tlians wen killed . In the evening
a scoiil brought in '"ora iliat. tlie
hostile?, emb liIei.crToj :he retir
ing of the s jld-.ers. had planned to
att-c and burn the agency with
lire arrows, then to ttumpe'ie the
troms and massacre the inhahi
tan's. The report was proven
true to somt; extent, but a heavv
line of pickets frustrated ar.d
stopped th scheme.
A tetntic bhz.ud struck the
agency tins morning. The airt'
tilled with blinding snow, an the
mercury is falling rapidly.
A Bee s late special Pine lu lge
savs nearly all the able bodied
bucks have gone to p-in the hos
tiies. Red Cloud and ail the
lesser ch'elsxi-ept Little Wo-nid
and Amrican Hor-e have ioinetl
the hostiles lor th" hist geat strug
ule. At a late hour to-night the
fierce blizard is stiil railing. It.
is more advantageous to the Indi
ans than to the lioi,ps.
l.rsroL.v, .Mr 1 1., i ee. .... UiVfi'-
nor Thaver today received a tele-
lifam from sheriil' at llhatlron.
Nebraska, asking him to order out
the militia and send -arms as the
Indians had been lighting there
for two days ami that the city is
full of women ami children. Gov.
! haver immediately ordered com
pany "K" sec mil rtaiment, Cap
tain Smith cotnin.inding, at Chad
ron, on duty for the protection o:
people in the town und country.
It is understood the roving binds
of lmstiles have renewed theinlep-
redatioi.s ai 'i g tho
kola bjnler. V
Vi.l.r.liLl.fll.
The Join nl's Ii iif Ridge special
says the lift of deail is augmented
to-day by the death of Private
Sin ttie. oi ( i troop, Seventh cav
alry, and Private Kranberg, of
troOp A.' This makes a total of 35
fatalities lor two battles. For'y
one sri ioiisly woun letl are in an
improvised hospital at the agency,
many ot whom wi;l die. Little
hope is expressed of the reovrv
of l-'uther Crait. the Catholic
(riest, stabbed at the battle at
Wounded Knee.
Chicago, Oec. 'M. A special to
a. local paper from ' maha says
that much alarm prevails in tne
vicinity of Chadroii. Nebraska,
ver the depredation of a roving
bands of hostiles. Many ianche.
it is reported, have been pillaged
and burned. Tnree ranchers are
reported to have be-rn killed on
White river.
VllillKllIX TKE.ITMKM.
A I'rinttrr Tarred and Keatherirtl
at Walla Walla.
Wai.i.a- Wai.'la, I)tc. "I. A
young printer, named Riirris'.who
was tried yesterday on a charge of
being connected with numerous
tnnglaries of late, was ucipiitted
last night. Vigilantes Iook him
out and hanged him up three
times, gave- hnu a coat ot tar and
feathers and tell him to leave
town.
ilailroad
Poktlasd. Ore.
Her.
SI,
, j. i
ing
superintendent tfelds, o: the
suit tiern l'acinc company's lines i
hern Pacific Coiuoanv's lines i
in Oregon, 1ms 0-er. made super- Sa.v Fhax':ic, Iec. .Ti. W'ale-infertd-nt.
The sfattaent is pub-iter M. Le.nun. a v-iU'.-a.. a.:r
lis'.ied here that the ens ui t lie dlei to'.iy, aged SO year.
v,
cessation of work on the Sound ex
tension of the Union Pacific is d'lie
to the fact that Jim Hiil, of the
Great Nortbern, objected. to the
route. The Cireat Northern and
the Union Pacific, it is eaid, were
building the road together.
COMING GREAT FIGHT.
Making Preparations for . the
DempHey-Fit .Simmon Content.
New Ohi.kass, Dec. .31. The
comit'jr encounter between Denip
gey and Fijzsimiiions on January
14 is the talk of the town. sporting
men from all pans of the country
having annpunceJ their int-ntiou
to be present, and the Olympic'
Club, in whose amphitheater the
(.-(.ntti- vi:l take place, is making
preparation- for a great crowd. 1 1
li is r.-eeti k'e.-iiiiiii-d to place tho
prire of gi era! admi-eion t r5,
witli ie-eiv.'d stats at .rio, and
boxes $;i mn' 1m. Tt.e ilemainl
for lick'.'S is s '. i;re.U tii.it even at
;He pric'-- it .s reasonably cer
tain th.it iil.my will i e tu-ii" 1
a.'.av fniiii tf.e d or on :l:e n-'.it
en t!i y ! e.-t in t h;
ring, lie:-
tin
i li lavor o' I e:ii'
Suilur
S:: n
v!:.,
.lex 'i
liiiltrisiinea for l),'s--rliiii-i:,
lte. Ten sador-
eite ! tin Aui-liean s-1 . i p
I -.-'Ml
!.iv. wtT-' ar-
1
at
m-t icce
til' cup-
la: ri o i tii" w-s-iel t'l-'av an i t
iieiur i iiitc ! Sia'ts '..oiiiini-ii'
if.l
iier
i. at
iiin-.-v. Tiny com :1. lined
I they u-r i.'jt g i'ii
plolu'V in id
1 tm Im.ii i I ne
' retMn !n lli-.r
i; and rU'iistd to
iulie.-. In tlel'.iult
lor each in in lli'.'V
I el HM bail
I weie svul
rii1
t'niit d States
! 'f
i U'bbaM say
Xeii's island. Cai't.
the men hipped at
o for the round tri ;
an r lancis
-oi.i r-tct .. .pure-; tl.eli
rejil: ;l Ki S;,:i 1-rancisco.
l'mcliii-io.
Nkw Yoiik , I 'ee. :1. -Cable atl-
vices r"iioit lieav v t.-uving hops m
the It-mian ntinket, ciiiellv on ac
count of cxpo t and the tise in
prices, of 25 fr ark thii-iirgthe p.ist
fe- i!ays. A: (vjndon ttiemaiket
is uuchat ged,
LINN COUSrVS SEMAT0S3,
Tee Men Whi Wiil Represent Us ia the
Oregon LeirisU'.nre.
L l n n coin t y
will lie represent
ed at the ap
proaching session
f the Orcg jii leg
is'ature, w b i h
ill convene in
S.ilem on the TJth
inst. Uf men of
ability anil expsr
ience and some
beneficial legisla
tion w ill be expected of them
HON. JAMES K. WF.ATHEEFORD.
Mr. AVeatherfonl, who is the ac
knowledged leaderof the delegation
ami one of the prominent nienibei"
upon the lloor of the sen at4, is an
attorney of marked ability. Ha
has previously served for several
terms in bo'.b brar.c'nt.'S of the leg
islature and fi'le l the po-ition of
speaker w ith credit to himself and
honor to the state was born in Put
nam county, Missouri, in lSoO;
came to Oreg n in an early day and
first settled at P.rowi.sville. His
education wa gained at the Leba
non A ademy ami the State Agri
cuitual college, irom wl ich he
jraduated with the deg-ee of B. S.
He i?tu!ied law in Albany
with Mr. N. II. Crauor and
Uaitlwin it Humphrey, an I was
admitteil to tiie b tr in l-75 and
ha since practiced law here, part
of the time in partnership with
Hon. 1. K N. Blackburn. He is
reta'tied in maiiy of the important
law cases. in different part- of the
state, and commands a lucrative
practice.
HON. JEFF MEYEK.i.
The youngest inen'-er of the
Oregon senate is Hon. Jell' Meyers
of Scio, wlio'is onK'2'iyearsof-ige
He was electe i to the state legisla
ture.from Linn county in lss.-i as
representative ..! at the last leg
islature was let' rued to the senate
by a popular vote. Mr. Meyers
has been successful, in t only polit
ically but his ventures in real es
tate li.ive been profitable. He is a
democrat and stands by Governor
Pcnnoyer on all important ques
tions. 'He is a yoiit'g man of in
tegrity and everliody will know
just wh-re to rind him on impor
tant questions when they cuiAe to
to vote.
The representatives from Linn
county are Hon. O. J- "-hedd. P.O.
II award and I'r. B. V. Henry.
They are wide awake to the inter
ests of the county! anil will serve
their constituents faithfully.
M. K. i'linrch I'edlratlon.
The new MetluMlist church, of
this citv wiil ie tleilicted Jan. 4,
l-i'il. Kv. J. W. Bushong I. I ,
o: East Portland, will preach the
dedicatory serTnon at H a. m. and
Rev. C 0. Strat'on. cltanrelW of
the Willarnett-s I'nivrsity of Sa
lem will preach at 7 i m. Ir.
Bushong has the reputation of be
ing a very nble preacher. He
preaches s unew ha' on tlie Tal
madge style. Or. Stratton is one
of the finest orators on this coast.
All are cordia Iv invited to cone
and hear these very ao!e preache: .
..
Heath
I
A HOT DISPUTE.
Parne'.l and O'Brien Exchange
Karsh Words.
MKS. (CSHK.V'S FINE II A Nil.
Pumeil 34y F.nd & Pre'cx',
E-nitble Ee'.iremect f.om
?.e!d Th? S.tQhtion.
for
the
P.U'.i--, 1:C. ;!!. Sieg-rt claims
tha a iior ami 'h .stile liscu.-ion
took 1 y.',ttr'dy at-tlnjAXiHjtv-
cnee Ijt-trtetu .-1 -ssrs. 1 arneii and
("P.ri"ii i.'. r.i;ul-g;.c-.-iir Mer.
This 'li- u-s:'i::. Vi iing to Si;
gle, lasd until t-iwanl- midiiigr-t.
and ' ivnd'-'s. : t eo'xiiiali hi lie
t-'. t' !: tli" 'J..-'i Ii-at'.-'is nciet i:n
piohibie.
I.osii.c , i L.e.:!i. No! witii-ta-'id-!ii
all tliar. iia.- .i.n e-'. the be t
iiifori.it-! pmpie yi :h lr -h ranks
believe thill trie e .eif ! cm-e he
hveeii I'.iin.ii i.nl i'i'.i:en will
no be vui.i,.:. ie.-p.it, aid that
1'arnei! iiiiiyaf'i r V.! find in it a
pretext I ' on. "'.'.-' ret irenn-nt ;
iron. The !!!!.
?!i .-. .'." tea :i i v iias ha 1 ari .- I
I'Oitiuii v lor t.'i- t.rst t:m in
k- lor a
i Pans I'.
'fr wiio r !l
re-ui; u i
; ieii c.jiil.
pro. jngei I l n tt-rv .e .v
and it is believed by
v.v t otli ol then: thai
I sii ii n iii t-r the
ft .it, with th c in-hi.-i
i ior the carrying
's a!rr.idv fo;ine.l de
v. 1L
ti.i.
tHe
f.-r-Ci-c a- a s
on' -if Parni-li
tei'liiillaliorrr
TIIKV lM)'i' SI'EAIi NOW.
Seaatcu- rai-.-Il.
Ui, in. l.l. -ui
f llliiKiis, Shj-.
Insulted 1 1 in .
New Yt'liK. le.-. fit. A seial
from Ch t ago savs : s-'-n r f -i I'ai
weii wrdi s iron; W.i-ii iig'oii tell
ing hov Presi-lect llirr.soii
insulted him ami Se .jtor- t'lfHom
in the .-eiecti 'ii of a mii ister to
England. He said the president
sent for the Illinois Senators and
toid them he wa'Med to consult
them in regard to llieap.ointiueiit
of a minister to Engla al from
Illinois. Earuell and Culloni
named seeial ineti,- when tiie
J'le.-iiien; suddenly saitl : ' I have
derided to appoint.- lfobert
Lincoln." His name had not
been mentioned by the Liiimis
seuitors. Senator l'.ir.ell stys:
"If we were not insulted in that
reply I don't know what an imuh
is.-' When asketl t remove a
democratic collector heie in order
to inthie'ice the -lectio i of lstU,
t-'arwell said the jiresident replied
in an offensive tont: "I won't lo
if." Senator Farweli lias not seen
the president since.
THE WEATHEK KKl'oKT.
Sinai Se-triee lrnli ( Sttinny
Weather fur New Vear'A.
San Fkancisco, Dec." .'!1 The
for ecast for Oregon and Washing
ton is local ra.nsexcep: fair weath
er fir Southern Oreg j:i. Tlie cy
clone of yesterday has entireiy
disappeared from the Pacific coast
states and another is ap;i aring off
Vancouver island. Attei.tling the
disappearance of the former was a
light rain, ami snow fell during
the night in Nevada and tin high
altitudes of California and Arizona
ami at a few j laces in Sout!iea-t-ern
California. R.iia and snow is
still continuing.
FA II.t ItES OK I !!.
Tlie I'nited State mi nred llrertter
Thin Year tlia.ii Last.
New York, I'ec. :I. R. G. Dun
A Co.'s report of hushies-i failure
throughout the United States for
the entire year of lS'.t i sh-.w.-j that
they were 10,1)07 in number, being
but twenty-live greater than in
ISS'.i, when the number was Id.Ss'i.
Liabilitie-i are a very large increase
over LSS'.), being - $18',0iK) .Out)
agiinst rUS.W0.0-X, increase H,
IKK,IXX These are th- Urgest lia
bilities since 1HS4, when tliev
amouiitetlto -r-:'5,'Nio.0t.X.
W. F. HE.il .
The Inckeasi.m; Bc.sine.ss of
This
Poi't i.AK Merchant.
toreof
The popular drv gtnds s
W. F Read is one of the business
houses of Albany tiiat deserves
especial note. The store building
has been thoroughly refitted ami
refurnished, the entire sec md fioor
being now in use. He carries a
mugniiicent line of ladies' dress
goods, and his stock of dress gods
for the new year is larger than
ever before, and embraces the
most desirable patterns, while bis
prices w ill be found most reasona
ble, and the qiial'ty of , his goods
unsurpassed. This house ia know n
evr rywhere for fair dealing and it
business is steadily growing. We
are informed that I is business
this year was largely in excess of
liia' of the preceding year. Mr.
Read is president of the Farmers
A Merchants Insurance Company,
of this city, and is one of Albany's
energetic business men. ,
Coining; ,
National
Ian. III.
The National I.adies t'omrert
C ., consisting of eight beautiful
young giris jxj-isessing m irveloas
voices, will aopear at the opera
house in this city on Jan. 1 . The
Evenin; Journal says of t'n-'tn:
Central Music Hall was literally
i packed f.-om panpiet to pit Ust
'evening by an an lience composed
large';.- of the S Ac iish inh ib:tan:.-
of Ctfcago. who hail been attracted
thitJrtr bv thecntenainmi-iit "iven
ffrb
for the benefit of the Linnean
monument fund. The n.-vel fea
ture of the evening') concert was
tlie first uppearance in (.iliicago of
the Swedish Lad es' Oct.-tic. This
company ol t-ingeis hai's from
Stockholm, and consists f eight
ladies who wen f ained and in
structed in their art by no iess a
ersonag- than I'pce-sor August
Kdsrren, lte choirma'-ter of the
Uoyal Opera, at the Swedisii cap
ital. Their - ugin; i-- novel in
-tyle and highly enj .yab'e, poe
ressing niiieii ii:ilur..l liefi.nt-fcU of
tjuality, and beii'g coaract. rizetl
by biijtciior Jiuigli. .The, ..voices of,
oi" tl:e "rlnj.t rs bViTv.r"JinelyJ"ah(!
aritihi ntjiii -n"! i-. raict , varying
fiCliigh sopriiio t an alto tbrU
is ainiott b.tritone Tn tpialily. Tiey
sing with li'.-an 1 aui-nati in, shad
ing rtitli t-xcell 'llt t.ist-iu;d skill.
Oi the la lie-t apiearii!g as I oloists,
Miss N j! t-liii-i matte li t.t st im
pression, siiejiu Mattel's "Ah!
Non c Vt-r'' witii iTootl cifect. . The
tlecp.'or.tra iio voice of Mis- Slt tlcn
was startlii-g in Ihtr t.tt.nt of its
ranuo a.ul peculiarity o; tjnali'y.
Sea s on sale at U ill A Link's.
f.eis Tho Vear- in the Ien.
. :: i Ti.c.
H iiiin.i.ud,
H . r.l. Charles K.
foinifi !v pn-rii ie-tor of
t e fauioii-
Cievt iaii i s'reet i.till!e,
coivifed or grand
i'.vtiavs ago for f teai-
l.'inlon,
larceny a
ing a sealskin f-acqne irom a wo
mail, was lo i ty sentencetl to two
tars in the pei:iteiitiarv at WitHa
Walla. The c.-.se r:S a pealed to
the supreme court. Hammond
claims io be the victim of a con
spiracy. Kvt-n a
Ittuliess iit
tic-lils.
'ay Iler
N.:w Yoi:k, Icc. ."1. The Iueh-is-
t i Marilioio.u h will hae to
ciii:.t 1 her e-xieiises in ihe iuture
oy M.iil.ohO a
court having
sum lio'v.' lie
me i it oi three
gating nearly
i.g.liiist her r -c
ye:r, the supieuie
derided that this
pphc.i to the pay-
pmg.-meiits, aggre-ifrj-'.O'J
, recovered
THLi TASiirL3 4: UERCUANIS INS CO.
Aa Aln..ay E-trpiis-i Wbici Aff.rds Gen
Lino L't s.e PiCticiiiL.
Tie l aniieis. and '
Mtichai.is Ii.surBtite"
Ci u -pai y 4 Ali'aiiy"
is .i.e ) tl.e pt. n un
ii.ftiUittt i s 1 1 the
city oi.e in hit L the
I tel le take just
J i tie. lie i flieeis
at present are : Preside i.t, Mr. V.
F. Read; vice-president and sec
retary. Mr. J. O. Wiilsinan, whese
pottait appears above, and v ho is
also me t ilicii-nt general manager
of the company. The treasurer is
Mr. J. L. Cowan, w lii it is needless
to say is a safe custodian of tl.e
company 's funds. Mr. E. A. Mii
ner holds he push ion of cashier
and Mr. Maurice Rentiers is poli
cy cleik and adjust r for the com
pany. The dirtcto.-s are R. S.
.slrar an, Job:. Jiurne! , G. F. iu.
srn. ,. L. Cowan, .J. O. ritsman.
W. F. Read, 1-r. L. Fob y, M.
Mernberg. J. K. Weatheiforo.
the tompaiiy was duly incJipo
r.it'tl iimit-r ti.e laws ot Oregon, in
September, l"is7. ful ? IctMW,
w t.en tr at amount v.as increasen
to ?Jd0,0iJ0, to lowfl by anofher
increase to oOd.Oti, thus placing
the Fanners ami Merchan s' In
surance Company of Albany upon
a safe finir.t.ial basis, with g-iar-antei
in Lard oM to each and
ev-ry o:;e of its policy holders.
The company did business for
two years through agencies in trn
Eastern state", bill finding the
same not to ipet the expectation.'
of tin st'iekholders, the entire
Eastern busiii-ss was cancelled
August 25, -lv.H), confining their
'business entirely to the Pacific
Coast. Thesoliili'v of the com
pany is furth -r bas-il on the fact
of it having pai l since its org en i
zatiou. upwards of 4li)0.0i0 in tire
losses.
The company is growing and
vigorous anJ ha don? more busi
ness than any other company of a
like character and occupying the
same field .n Oregon, ll is an in
st. tition in which the pub ic re
pose C jiifideiice, ior they recogniz
the act that a s Mint) and reiianle
insurai.ee company is th only
safe negative tor flame and tire, anil
witile under :ts conservative and
safe management the insurancte
an 1 assurance which it offers is
reduced to a positive science. Its
bus ne.-s is in the hands of mature
exierienc. and unquestioned
abil.t ., .m l with thousands at it
back its fo'.ind.it'oti is already laid
for a bus.ne-o that must aeld vol
umes to i s inc ease with each
pa-sing year, and in time w ill be
come one of there great business
eslabl.shments w h-..se field knows
no bounds, jiiid whose strengt.'i
cannot be estuuared, for it i-i
founiel VM)i, th- most li'- al
principles, culled fro.n the t ird.
testetl and tiue plans of ali cimii
panies through all ages. Ihe po,..
icy of this companv coniaius no
"cat.-h clause" or bars to the hold--er's
interest; begets every dollar
of his insurance and gets it
promptly.
The n.ethods of conducting the
bu-i:itss at the home oliice cannot
le improved upon, an 1 1' eir char
ters are metropolitan in the ex
treme, enjoying the coiux.rts an 1
conveniences of the best appointed
instance o.iice in the eta:e.
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