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Hon, James H. Reed,
President
Tie Company having the greatest financial backing and tle largest original surplus in the world, , ' -
The first and only company to liberalize its contracts by incorporating the -'Total and Permanent Disability Clause. " This chnse provides
that should the person insured under this contract become totally and permanently disabled for life from the result of DISEASE or ACCI
DENT, Premiums Cease, and the policy becomes fully paid up, all privileges and benefits remaining t he same as if the premiums hud been
regularly paid by the Insured. The life policies are payablo at the death of the insured and the endowment payable- to the insured if living at
the end of the endowment period, otherwise to the selected beneficiary. Place your insurance with the Kfliance Life Ineckanck Company
and should you become physically or mentally incapacitated from the result of disease or accident yo.u will have no- reason to worry about the
payment of premiums on your policy, the Company having provided for this contingency in its TOTAL AND rjSKMANKKT DISABILITY
CLAUSE.
We respectfully invite your attention to pur pirecto.rate :
Directory.
T. ILfliyEIJ:
President Farmers' Deposit National Bank, Pittsburg,
Director Pressed Steel Car Company.
Director Harbison-Walker Refract. Co.
Director Pittsburg Bessemer & Lake "Erie 1L 11.
Director Suburban Rapid Transit Railway Company.
Director Pittsburg Terminal U. R. Coal Co.
President 4-tnevican Window Glass Co.
Capital, - $ 17, 000, 000. OQ.
JOHN W. GARLAND :
President Industrial National Bank, Pittsburg,
Capital - $ S00,000.00.
President Garland Chain Com)ai;y.
President Bailcy-Farrel Mfg. Company.
President Safcty-Amorite Conduit Company.
HAY'WALKEP, Jr.:
Of W. & U. Walker Soap Mfg. Cq.
Director Farmers' Deposit National Bank, Pittsburg.
WILLIAM CURRY, , "
Of Curry & Shaw, Wholesale Grocers, rittsburg.
Pirector Second National Bank, Pittsburg
Capital - $ 000,000,00'
Surplus - 3,820,412.00
DANIEL C. NOBLE:
president Pittsburg Spring Steel Company.
Director Farmers' Deposit National Bank, Pittsburg.
JQSIAII V. THOMPSON;
. President Fu'st National J3ank, Unioutown, pa.
IIONT. JAMES H. HEED, President Reliance Life Insurance
Company; ex-Judge United Slates Court; Senior partner xf
.the law firm Reed, Smith, Shaw & Beal ; Chairman Board
of Directors of the Carnegie Sled Company ; Director
United States Steel Corporation. -
Director Fidelity Title Trust Company, Pittsburg,
Capital - $ -2,000,000.00.
Profits . 4,3451,000.00.
Director Farmers' Deposit National Bank, Pittsburg,
Capital - 800,000.0,0 H
Proti'.s - 6,700,000.00
President Philadelphia Company, Pittsburg,
Capital - $ 31,700,000 00.
Street Railways and Electric Light Companies,
of Pittsburg.
president Pittsburg, Bessemer & Lake Erie II. I'. Company,
Capital - & 12,000,000.00,
Directorjrresscd Steel Car Company,
Capital 25,000,000. 0Q.
Director Harbison-Walktr Rcfrac. Company,
Capital - $ 2 7,000, 000. 00.
Directors :
JAMES W. FRIEND:
1 Vice-President Genaan National Bank, Allegheny, Pa.
Vice-President Chjtiers TfuttCo McKees Rocks, Pa.
Vice-President PredStcl Car Comtifc
President Clinton Iron Steel Compauy.
Director Farmers' Deposit National Bajjk, Pittsburg.
JOS. A. IIERUON, ' v
Senior Partner of Alexander & Co., Mor.ongahela, City, Pa.
Bankers, established lfcoO.
President Monongahela Trust Company,
Director Farmeis' Deposit National Bank, Pittsburg.
J. W. FLEMMING:
Cashier Farmers' Deposit National Bank, Pittsburg.
Director Reliance Life Insurance Company, Fittsburg.
JOHN WALKER:
Capitalist, Retired, Pittsburg,' Pi,
FRANK W. SMITH:
Attoniey-at Law, Pittsburg, Pa.
WILLIAM C. FAUNS WORTH:
CitpitalistandCorporation Lawyer, Ilarrisburg-Phila, '
J W. PAINTER:
president McKee?port Title Trust Co., McKeespert, ra.
JOHN LLoVl),
of Ciissatt & Co., Bankers, Philadelphia, Pa.
President First National Banjf, Altoona, pa.
J. 1?9 Actuary and General Manager Rel iance Life Insurance Co., Pittsburg, Pa,
VIRGINIA ASJ NORTH
Bf. I IVJISXtXIV, Geu'l. Manager,
Elizabeth City, N. C.
W. F, JO'ii:, Bis't. -Mana-er,
Plymouth, N. C.
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THE EOAKOKE BEACON,
Plymouth, N. O
rfbe children's jubilee of good health fol
lows the tiRe of JJee'e Laxative Honey and
trar, the oongh ayrup that cxpln nil cold
frovi the system by acting a cai' artio
a the bowels. A certaiu remedy lm Cr-np
Whooping Cough aud all Iubk aud l.r -chial
attVctioDS. Sold by fekiles tfc Sou .-d
y. E. Davenport ! Co mar
014 Friends.
The wife What luck?
The husband (wearily) None what
ever. The wile Were there np servants
n the intelligenpot)iice?
The husband (sadly Lots ot
them: but they had all worked for
jis before.
.- i LJ JJt-JL
Methusela was all right, you ht
For a good old soul was he,
They iay ha would be liviug yet,
Had he. tftlten Rocky MonutaiD Tea.
E. Davonport & (Ju.
t ia awf-nlly hard to iinprean most pep
pl vrith thamportauea of jour Importance
Anycni uffjricg fVem Kidney pain, back
aohn, bladder trouble or rheumatism wbo
will take a d l'iie-ule upon rvtiriug
at niRht sball be re!i'd bf-re morning.
..Id by Ukiles ft Ecu. and, P Ff Davnpcrt
GOOD NEWS FOR PLY
MOUTH. Science at Last Discovers a.
Real Cure For Rheumatism.
After years cf experiment a now scicntifiq
remtidy baa been found lhat fcot only re
leiy?8, but absolutely cures Itheuuiatiui
aud kindred diKcanes, to slay cured. Rheu
matism is caused by p-n excess of poUonr
ous acida in the blood. The new discovery
KHEy.vl ACIDE, though purely vegetable,
and acting through nature's cliunnels,.ned
tralipps th-se acids aud sweeps all poisons
and harmful germs out cf tbe bloud. At
the saiue tinae it tones up the atomach and
regurates the liver and kidneys.
KHEUMACIDE therefore, eures the d;sr
ease permanently, because it retboyes tbe
cause It has oured hundreds uf cases after
the most noted doctors and hospitala Lave
fatk-d. IIUEUJJACIDE cured James Wiikes
of Dillon, S. p., afler he had been held in
bed by rheQaiatiani for three years and. his
feet were drawn up almost to his bacK.
This is only one oi tun mny marvelous
cures KHETJMA.CIDE has already perform
ed. RUETJilAClDE is curing many caves
qf Kluminatiffui, i ciiitt'ca, laiubago, gut,
kidney trouble, itdigestion and conuUpa
tion, right in thi community today .
Because it has cured so many others we
beleive it will cure you, All t'.e leading
druggists in this placo sell and recommend
HUEUMACID E.
Friendly Tip.
Mrs. Oayboy My liuiband thinks
ho knot's m lot abut'ooukiri.
Mrs. Nagjjby Why don't you
discharge )our pretty couk and do
your own cooking?
You will not fiud beauty iu rouge pot or
compiexiou whitewash True beauty t-omrs
to tbeua only that take Uolliter'n Itooky
Mountain Tea, It is a wonderful tonio and
beantifier. 3. ceuts Tea or Tablets. .P. E.
Davewport & 'O. mar 0
Words of a eilani pau are ut-'Yer r0nOtl
ed in court.
The reason Dr. Dad-'s Little Liver Pills
Riv norfect satihfaotioD i dne t tlitir ton
ic t-f?in IM-i 'lt lili.i' mft.j ...rl. f.Ir.,.
has stood the test 25 years. Average Asmsal Sa!cs ove? Oaa cm a Half MsIHon 3
Esottles. Dees this record of mrii appeal to you? No Cure, Mo Pay. 5Cc. J
i tnoosea wwn every aotus m a rei ceni. paclsfige cr Grove's Black Root. a,iver L lis.
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SUBSCIilliK FOK
THE ;Sv'
wnonnn Hnnnnn .:
1VUU1JUIVD JJCULUI1
hi fi h t- i u y
WELL
all the germs and poisons out of the blocd, cleans up all the plague-
j-.fc ii tity muuy ssis an ins crgaics 10 worn asasn n
Nature's way. Purely vegstabls, non-alcoholic, it is yet the
most powerful of cleansing msdiciics, and at tho sams
time regulates tha llvsr, tones up ths stomach and builds
up the entire system. RHEUM AGIDE is the only remedy
that cures rheumatism to stay curetS.
MOST POWERFUL BLOOD PURIFIER WORLD.
RES DISEASE BY REMOVING THE
RHEUFrfACIDE hzz cured thousands cf - cases a'ter all
ether remedies sind famous doctors had failed. Austin
FercGiio, of Salcr.'s, Va., spent S0
medicines End Hun
dreds cf dollars for physicians' fees, end at Isst h vcs ccred
2120 Ramsay frireet, Baltimore, scrjs it hcs. "rr.da Wfra a ne
man. nrs. a. oom&as, ei u. Qiimor r.trcct,: Oaimore, ia'
it cleansed her bSocd. tc-olr. aav h&r R?nr. and rnsde-her fe
Ii!co a nam' woman." Your -druSist sells
and recommends Kheumsc'sde. '
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v';.-
After Notsd Doctors Failed.
Hero ir; a caso cured br RHEUMA
CIDI5 'after noted Nc.v
ists had failed. Mr. W. R. Hushes
writes from tkin., V.v :
'Toac bottles of KflEUMACIDE
have entirely cured me of a long
standing case tif rheumatism and
Rroatly improved my general health.
I was a total wrack; having had rheu
matism for twenty years. Ispentsev
eral wfleks and much money trying
specialists in New York, but RHEU
MACIDE is the only cure I have
found. When "I began to use it I
weighed HO pounds. Now I weigh ISO
peunds, my normal weight.
W. R. HUGHES.
CUKES AFTER ALL OTHERS FAIL.
Sample bottle and booklet free if you send five cents
for postage to
Bobbltt Chemical Company, Proprietors, Baltimore.
-START TO GET WELLTOD AY
ftheumUm,
Sciatica,
Rheumatic C out.
Lumbago.
Catarrh, '
Indlf,tlon, '
Cen8tIpron.
Kidney Troi&,
Uvcr DIsGssea.
La Grippe.
Contagious
fjloosi Poison,
ASI Blsod
piseftssa.
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old by fekilen fe gon and Y t!', Davenport
tuarl