THE RALEIGH FVENING TIMES: WEDNESDAY, JULY 10, 1907.
TODAY'S COURT
PROCEEDINGS
Few Cases are Being Dis
posed Of
A HORSE CASE ON
Hannibal Taliun tor Insposiiig ol
Mortgaged property l-aciny; il
Jury TIic Property Has ji I4:t Iht
Ancient Horse ( uses Heard to
day Mole l ans in Coin! Koom.
When court resumed tins
the ease of Jerry Dunn tor
moriiui!.'
I ho Iar
cenv of a couple ot hum
was taken
"up and submitted to the jury. A ver
dict was rendered of '; guilty,. . Inlt
Judge Long reserved sentence.
t or a time the conn was real li:is
disposing ot cases.
Robert Dav.'kins. colored, pleaueu
guiltv 10 larcenv and receiving. -line
was given eight months on tne coun
ty roads.
Joseph Trice,, colored, for larceny
and housebrealiinkv was .'.sentenced i
four ' years, on the roads .in one .ease
and judgment was suspended on con
dition ol good behavior in the other
Charles Robertson. Sr.. and I'harle.
Robertson. Jr.. colored, pleaded guiltv
to forcible trespass. Judgment- war
a:' j
ml
:l
suspended upon payment o! cost
promise ot good behavior.
Love Goodson. .colored, plead'.1
' gritty to carrying a. conceab'd'weiipo
and was fined $la and costs.
John Thornton, colored, lor
di
ead-.h'd-
posing ot mortgaged property, pi
td guiltv and judgment was
ed upon pavment ot costs.
Hannibal and His Horse.
The next case up was tile Siatr
against Haunibal Tabun, co'.or.-.i. to:
disposing of mortgaged property.
Messrs. -Argo & charter and W. .1
Peel represent Hannibal, while So
licitor Jones appears lor the state.
Hannibal, it seems, bought a liorsi
from M. N. Perrv last. October, givlne
a mortgage on the horse and a hniH"
as security; Last Marcl! the .negro
sold the horse and Mi:. !'evrv had
' warrant1 issued for Hannibal for dis
posing of - mortgaged . property: Ip
the meantime Mi. I'crrv had disuosr.:
of the mortgage to Mr. H. 1'. Monta
gue..." and much time .was -consumed
thjs morning over the. .question
whether the state had a right to pros
ecute the old negro on beiiall" of V;
Perrv. who no longer owned the movi
gage. Tin case was not. thrown ou -i
of court, but this point. . t he .fudge'
said, would be explained . when the
From Cherry-Blossom Land.
IYai
bas
proverb of cherrv lilossoin
iiind that a bealtby;,-,toiiiacli is tin
is iit all sirciigi.b. -nature
Is also recounied as of great. iiuMirl-
81ICC- 1 lie .hipillic-c a.- ;t people ale 11"
nuirkable fur their health, endurance,
pnneiicc and skill. I bev have a vsiein
of physical training w -li. h is univi ially
used. It is called the Jiu Jitzu. and by
this tbev regulate diet, bathing, clotliiii;;.
breatbing. luuwiilar ile
velopiueiit and boxing. :;
They have a philosopliv kJflJk-,.
tha t good ..-humor, is fol- -h:
lowed by guild health. ' : V
l bev trv t.i banish wor
uisli wor- jrr-"". . .
lion for liii, ifjtP'VidiA
ries. and liehev
cbeerlul view of
Hood foil lid a 1 1
strength. Such plnl
lisnpliv could well be
adopted bv our American
peonle. We are apt to be
loo sel lout
1 bev Iiiivm nianv sav
ings in Japan similar to
our own. )ne is t lial " a
woman is as old as she
looks, but a Japanese
woman s face is usually us
lliiwiiiikleil as a baav s.
Altbougli tin' Japanese
women do mil usuallv
liavii the well developed
llgures of our American
women, yet tbev do not.
gather wrinkles from
worrv nor suiter us do our
American women. W bat,
Is il that makes our
American women often
pule, sallow faced, with
dark citvlis under the
eves, and verv often old
at forty-live when thev
should be in their prime .'
In more southern climates
like Japan the women
live closer to nuturfl thev
live simple, homely lives
and do not worry because
they cannot dress as ex
travagantly as their
neighbors. They eat
wholesome food and do
not practice high living.
To keep voung a woman
must keen healthy and
strong. When she Is run down with the
pains and ills which come periodically
among our women-kind, she adds yours ti
her looks, wrinkles develop, and the wom
an really suffers untold agony, There Is
no real need for this if she will practice
right living, recognize her bodily needs.
practice hygiene all of which knowledge
he can obtain fron some reliable med
ical book like Dr. Pierce's Common he ii!e
Medical Adviser, which can be hud by
ending him thirty-one rent for the cloth
bound volume, or twenty-one cents for
the paper bound. Dr. R. V. Pierce, who
Is the founder and medical director of the
Invalids' Hotel and Surgical -Institute, at
Buffalo, New York, says, "there Is no
reason why women should suffer if they
will take tlie proper means to cure those
Irregularities which lead them to a mis
erable existence."
Women suffer In girlhood from back
ache, spine-ache and headaches, fol
lowed by irregularities, painful or disa
greeable, and as a result diseases of the
womanly organs are more common than
any one but a physician in active pine
tlce could suppose. It Is often the result
of days of girlhood passed In ovcr
Crowdod public schools, or worse, In a
!
U needa
Biscuit
A food to work on
A food to smile on
A food to sing on
Energy and good -nature in
every package.
The most nutritious wheat
food.
In moisture and
dust proof packages.
NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY
i
c as te (he :; . .'; -. )
:' ? :Mr. i'ei'ry v;S the'lii'sf.Avittiess in;
this ea.-e. Colonel .-Aran asked him
;: 11 a lion i .1 he horse; if it, hud any
eyes: it' il could .'walk.:- if its rib: .'
didn't "siiek oi.f r. if. when it-'-walked.,
-its.' hind . legs didn't .dance :. the Vir- :
ginia ' reel; Colonel Argo Uskeil .i r. :
Perry, it lot niore about: t he . horse. 1
The. aniniLtl. by the way , . has. '.-hanged
l.litKi
, quite bfv
liatinibai j
r; it
ot i:
foi
IO coid for
: llaiiuii)
v.-ho
dis
posed of the hors
bought it again
i li 1
i few dollars
l oioiiei Argo said S. iU - and resold
ii for; The man that owns the
old plug.: as Colonel Argo designated
t he ani nia 1.. would n't take $7 T, for it
now. The horse's age
got at. ;:but ir was sugi
was over 1 1 vein's old.
could
e'st'ect
pot be
that "it
!..- Hannibal was let off
upon paymeiu of $ 1 ."
'urtd pitvinent of tho-ciii
t
. . The heat in the bar
' (l;iv. .for three large fa
ihis
itternoo:i
'.Mr. Perry
in tin? case.
i.--: nor load to
ns and a. smail
loving rapidly,
i and iiurynien
fan
u
Uep;
ollic
oil is
l w
of ;;tl
have
iiUhei
iff thei
Ini I
room l:1
.'pleasaiii..:
Ci'ses I'hi
lti i noon.
. hen Knu
I', o'clock t hi
V. I'ofd.
convened :
a fK-riioon
S110V
the
if I.
case
W.
a'n
ol
i:.
v.p.
in
fiir 'assault on
Smi; h a1
There arc
this case,
isheel befi
. Kverett
. jail ; since
tri,d this
Il Auburn, was til
.a ii'imber: of -witn
:i ii (1 ii w'il. hardly-, lie uii
ire I :::e.
Speiice. w ho '' Jin's, beep in
1 last Sepienil'C:'. w ill , be
afi'-rnoon I'm' the murder
i
I 'jail -belie-
ke Imardtiig school for vounij
1 be br.iiii is crowcli (I. - millgesl
ils disturb. llio stomach, 'the body
t .act -.healthful urowth. and tlnv
loped woman . leiives school , tie
into social dissipations, followed
M cloM'ly by the taking up (if
duties mid : responiluliti('s to
il lmshuiid who has only noticed
aiitiful face.. The woman suffer-
ible foi
dues 11,
illldevi
pllUlge
iiiilv i
w ifi-ly
wards
her be
ing fn
mi coiitiniied nervousness. ' wean-
wakeful lies.-
I lid back-
acli
the
'. needs Hie ildvii'i
largiKt cxperieiici
physician of
1 Ureases of
Women, such as Dr. R. V. Tierce,
of Hullalo, X. Y. The young wife
desiring the advice of a physician is
deterred therefrom hy biishfiilncss, and
mi are many younger women, sitigla
women, ana we should advise these to
write ut once to Dr. Pierce, who will
1 treiiT. tueir corrrsnonaence as strictly
coiitideiitial, and give them an inttln
gont medical opinion without coat.
After long experience in the treatment
of womanly diseases, Dr. Pierce evolved
a vegetable tonic and corrective which
he called Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescrip
tion. This is a purely vegetable prep
aration, without a particle of alcohol
contained in it.
Backed up by over a third of a cen
tury of remarkable and uniform-cures, a
record such as no other remedy for the
diseases and weaknesses peculiar to
women ever attained, the proprietors
and makers of Dr. Pierce's Favorite Pre.
Keriptiou now feel fully warranted In
offering to pay f.710 in legal money of
the United States for any case of reucor
rhea. Female Weakness, or Falling of
Womb, which they cannot cure. All
they ask Is a fair and reasonable trial of
their meuna of cure.
i.-ai ac
c of a
i ill tl
a 'in
will
be i
,'ro.
11!
east
.'" up
Uit elJlJIC
jiiiimied
to-
i.UK'row .
ICoudnn Black Case Monday,
The r.ial ot Kowdon liiack.
charged with tin- murder of Marshal!
Rowland' at--Willow-Springs early in i
the year, .was begun late yesterda.'
afi.ernoon. His case is set for Mon
day -at H: -:!0. ...A special venire of T;
llieii was ordered summoiled.
i PLANS TO CHOOSE
MAYOR FOR FRISCO
I
t liy Leased Wil'it to Tho. Tieres.)
San Francisco. Cab. July Pi, District1.
Attorney William H. Liuigdnh late last
night r iiiade public the plans --ot the
graft; iiroseeutien to ,scciire;: a perma
nent mayor' to til! 'the -unexpired term
of Kuu-ene V.. Scbmll-. Following the
.'appointment-, -''yesterday' of Supervisor
'.Charles listen as : inayor tii succeed
, Sell in it z I be district alt oriley last night
issu, -il; a ! tier to l'l'iuvscntativi' eom
' mci(:ial and: labor oiganizaiioii of the
city., pi -wbicb be;aslieil their co-iip-:eiat
ionv" explaining ;that l!,..xten was
ipi
i in tl
fly.-1.
iii tlv
i : avoid 'temporary
: interim before, a
eiilliplicall
pcrniaueal
ina.iii .
He then
elect i
ii
f mayor could
b-
declared that the graft pros
t'iiiiziug that a selection .of
ill the "unexpired term -'should,
us representative a body , of
as tiossible, invites the or
te
1"
'lie
:a't in
lies
is addressed.- to: send thirty
to a convention to be held i
k-twcei.i .iuly K! and July IS to choose a I
nayor. "Fifteen of the delegates are!
o ei line from the two labor bodies an 1
ithe'r fifteen from the, five commercial
irgani;:ations. . . ,. ,
I Consul H. A. f'oniiiit writes" that
rwiiulsoiv Onfario, has been granted
' liie privilege, through : act. to. offer
I bonuses as iin inducement, for maun-
I facturing concerns to loccie in
I city. 1 he bonuses consist of
tlPit
fi-ee
water and light and exemption Irom
taxation lor a period ot ten years.
run-: iiim-s ;aixst
TIIK A. T. V S. I'. KAII.KOAI)
flly Leased Wire to The Times.) :
( hicago. .1 nl v 10.- True hills were
voted vesterdav afternoon bv tin;
tcderal grand Jurv in the Atchison,
lopekil tc hanta I-e lcallroad rebat
ing case. lhe identity of -those in
dicted will he dsclosed this atier
noon In the report to be made bv
the inquisitors regarding their labors
under the guidance of . District At
torney Sims and his assistants.
lhe Santa re rebate case is based
upon the railroad s relations with
the I niied States Sugar and Land
( oinpnnv. ot (iiirden Citv. Kan. In
building its plant, the sugar refining
concern is said to havo iniide: a con
tract under which the railway ror
porauon agreed to rebate $uu.000
n $100,000 freigat bill. Of this
.-..000. SI 2.000 was paid before
I nele Sam heard of the agreement,
Long Live the King!
Is the popular cry throughout Euro
pean countries: while in America,
lhe ery of the present day Is "Long
live Dr. Kings New Discovery. King
of Throat and Lung Remedies!-' of
which Mrs. Julia Ryder Paine. Tru
ro. Mans., says: "It never fails to
give immediate relief and to quickly
cure a cough or cold." Mrs. Palne's
opinion Is shared by a majority of
the Inhabitants of this country. New
Discovery cures weak lungs and sore
throats after all other rem dies have
failed; and for coughs and colds It's
the only sure cure. Guaranteed by
all druglsts. 60c. and $1.00. Trial
bottle free.
COMMISSION BUSY
WITH ASSESSMENTS
The State Corporation Commission
today began its work of assessment
for taxes on the various railroads,
telephone, telegraph and steamship
companies, power plants, canal com
panies and other corporations
throughout North Carolina. The
placing of assessments will consume
several weeks, as there is a vast num
ber of companies to be considered, .
of Walt oi- Chavis.
iiiiloigli. The case,
until late : and- will
EXAMINATION THURSDAY
ForTiata's Certificate and
Entering A. & M. College
To lie Conducted lv Superintendent
J mid at Centennial School Begin
ning 1'roiiipliv at O t lock hx
aiiiinalion lor High School (ert id
ea I es July liolli.
The superintendent of education
in each conntv ol the state will con
duct examinations tomorrow of ap
plicants lor positions as teachers in
the public scaools. I he issuance of
five-year teachers' certificates is in
the hands ol the state board ol ex
aminers, who will announce the suc
cessful candidates after tomorrows
examinations.
All applicants for five-year state
certificates are required bv law to
hie with their applications a state
ment from the superintendent of the
county In whica the applicant last
taught, that: the applicant holds a
first, grade cenilicate and has taught
successfully for at least one year,
lhe examination lor these certifi
cates will cover all subiecis named
in section JUST or the public law.
I :ie ai;o conntv applicants w
be ; examined-', liy.-'. Superintendent Z.
V. .ludd at the Centennial School
building, in, the foot "of Kayef teyillo
street, tomorrow morning at !'
o'clock. All ..applicants are expect
ed to report promptly at the hour
named, and 11 possible, should he
present be s:;;m. rue examinations
will be closed at p. m.
. Kxaiiiinations for entrance 1o the
freshman class of t he A. and M. Col
lege will be given at the same time
and -place' as the teachers' examina
tions. lhe examinations tor high-school
certificates wili be held on July ::ath.
NATIONALTARGET SHOOT
North Carolina National Will
be Represented
I lo I alio I'litce iit ( amp Perrv. Ohio,
i . Aliens: iIKt ti (iovernor lias An
tbocizeil Adiiitant (iciieial lo Have
I a ! earn Selected.
j (iovernor It. 1j. Glenn has author
1 ized . Adjutant-fii ner.'il T. R. lobert.
j, son in have -selee'twl a :t('nm to reji
! ri'.-eiit the North' Carolina national
I guard at the National. Target Snoot,
1 which will fake place at Camp Perry,
:Ohio. during i he- week beginning Au
gust 2S.
l he ten in w ill be comopsed of 12
s.iooters and three supernumeraries,
with three officers and two range ofli
cers attachod. Kai-h oi"the Hire: Noiih
Carolina .regiments will be equally
represented on lac team, in both en-
Misted men and olln ers.
j Selections will he made during
the encampment ot the V irst Kegi
ment ar Morehead. August 9th lo
l.un. lhe most expert target shoot
ers enlisted in the national guard
will Tie present, . and the handsome
medals ottered will afford special
inducements tor tno display ot skill
in handling the deadly Kraag-.lor-geiison.
(ioueral Kobertson will conter
wit :i ' captains of (he various mili
tary companies iu the state, and the
best men availuble will
lor the shouting team.
be detailed
';. ..-'- I
SMAI,
A WAIT I XfS
MeXKIMS
AltlllVAL,
San 1' liiiif Iseo. Cal.. July Id.---Karlv
toih'V Presidtuil S. .1. Small of
the .telegraphers' union decided not
to ko to ( liioairo at once as antici
pated, l.ale last night, President,
small received an urgent request
from (ieneral Secretory and 1 reus-
,,.,.,. Uusscll. at Chicago, that he re-
main in Oakland until Labor Com
missioner Neill arrives Frldav morn
ing. Although Mr. Small had al
ready secured transportation over
the Southern Pacific and Chicago &
Milwaukee to Chicago, and had
called a special meeting In Chicago
Sunday, lie decided to await the ar
rival of Mr, Xeill and give Mr. Nelll
and Mr. Clowry a chance to demon
strate to the public that the agree
ment entered Into between them on
behalf of the telegraphers that all
disputed differences should be sub
mitted to arbitration was sincere.
Mr. Small said:
''I fear the effect of countermand
ing my request for a special meet
ing next Sunday In Chicago, but 'all
honorable means' Is the limit, and
I am sure my friends In Chicago will
leave It to me to say when all hon
orable means have been exhausted.
With Miss Durham.
Miss Ellen Durham entertained a
few friends last night at the home of
ber mother on Hillsboro road.
Those present were: Misses Ellen
Durham, Fannie Hlnea Johnson, Helen
Moring, Annie Peyton, of Washington,
D. C. ; Madalena White, of Graham;
Alice Buck, of Washington; Messra.
Charles E. Johnson, Jr., Baxter Dur
ham, Wright Dixon, C. A. Abernethy,
Waltei Pufhaw, mi Jaal Allison,
ifeilf I 'M I
.'-
(iW KjUs
i ;vi
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1
JrO f
e titiie rout racls
oration ol churches
mgs. eit her I rescoim
or aiiv ol 1 ho never
for iaterii
i ml public
. Iresco-iin
il moderii
r lle"-build-leriug
luine
for beiiutifying walls and ceilings.
We keep pace witli the latesi innova
tions in tins line, and are abb.- to tell
you what, will prove most, iiraciual
for the particular iiurpo.c von have
in view. It is alwavs a plea.::; re to
go over plans with tho'i- having nnv
proposed improve!'.',
to submit estimate:
ats in charge ui.d
R L GREEN,
W. Hargett, St.
ix Tin: spkixu
and summer a dish of ncii mid de
licious ice cream such as we make is
refreshing, and nourishing, , and can
be eaten when the appetite craves for
nothing else. Our Ice creara Is p i.c
u.nd flavored .from pure'.-fruit "Juices,
and you will always find it delicious
and palate tickling.
'. KI KM.W r.KTTS
Phones: Knieigli 71: Hell wri
VJT
f
!.-
represent a line (if the greatpst
'willing compiinies in existence.
with millions ol surplus back of their
obligations. 1 nose concerns which
were the - lore-runners in the Tire In
surance business and have deveioned
it throughout the past half century
or . more place all their "risks hi this
locality through our agency,. 1 1' you
are a customer ol ours vou have the
gilt-edged, time-honored insurance
companies hacking vou in vour busi
ness. We make vonr interests our
intere.;(;: .
HUNTER & DREWRY,
State Agents,
RALEIGH, N. C.
Had laundry, work bnn;;s pre
nianiituire old ago to your garments.
The use or strong chemicals soon
takes the life out of the weave, and
careless liaiidlins? through poor '..'ma
chinery, completes the wreck. ' This
sort of thing does not go at our laun
dry) The water we use is naturally
pure and contains no Injurious sub
stance of any kind. Our appliances
are of the most modern type and are
handled by skilled work people. The
added life we give'to your linen will
go a long ways toward paying'-your
laundry bills.
OAK CITY STEAM LAUNDRY
MONEY TO LEND
On either Real or Personal Security
In Wake County.
II. P. MONTAfJl'K,
- 18 and 19 Pullen Building,
iiu mi?gam &smm?m
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THE NEW DIXIE-INN
NORFOLK, VA.
xkvkk ovi:itniAH(;ix(; its ci ksts. cuowds ou xo crowds.
lhe Dixie Is lirand New: all conveniences, and located In the "heart
of town, id -0U Monticoilo Avenue, back of Monticello Hotel, am directly
on kxposit ion car line. ..i
lf.U LIGHT. WIOLL-VENTILATED AND NEATLY FURNISHED ROOMS
- at -v"" " " ;.
ONLY $i AND $2 PER DAY POSITIVELY NO MORE.
liulH especially to iirotect Kxposiuon visitors ngainst high hotel rates.
W. S. TH0MAS0N, Manager.
TEL TARRYMOORE
'I lie fnvoi'ilo vcsol't (it lhe Soulii.
I ncxccllcd l'.'irc and Service.
The only hotel at this r::.:r: that has second and third
story verandas.
CC0L, INVIGORATiNC SEA BREEZE
Rates : Adults $12 50 and $15 per week.
( lnltii'cn undiT 1cn years nl a:.!''1 and liu-ir al lendantv
$3.00 per week . a-ii.
For : i ! t n-ulai'S address
IV. J. MOORE,
WRIGHTSVILLE BEACii, N C
LODGING FOR VISITORS
PRIVATE. RESIDENCE
244 Bute Street, Cor. Bute and Duke Streets
WM. B. CHEEK, OWNER.
Large rooms, best locality in the city. Good meals can be had iear by.
$1.00 Per Niht Per Person, or $6 Per Week.
NORFOLK, VA
CONNELLY SPRINGS HOTEL,
com:i.i.y sn;i(;s. . c.
(On Sonlhern liailw.iv. ltelwcen Nillslmrv iiinl Astiovillo.)
InMuht (if tlu! Most l'ieMire;;mi .'.loiiiilains in AiiUina.
co(;i,. i:i:i'i:i:suii moi t.i I!i;ki:k. m p(siti r.i.v tiim
vi:kv I'incst .MiMiK.Mi v.ti:i: in kxisti:xci:.
, 1 horonnltlv.. 'Modern 1 lotcl. wit n Hurn 'Standard- of Service.
C.ooDi rliest.i'ii, ; Hail Kooai, n r; (.'Ouru;, liowlins ,' Alley, l.)ell;;litfnl
lloi'seiiiicl; lluli'.ii! n n il llrlvini?. -Hales
very ren-soiiiii le. I-urilier -r.uorai:!tton.-ehcorfullv furnished. -
HENRY VAN STORY.
RALEIGH BANKING AND TRUST COMPANY.
"ROUND STEPS BANK."
I luce (.eiit'i ;il ions ,if llanUiiij;. liiileili Niilional Idiiik, IHll.V
18K.-,: N illoiuil Hank of Halcih, lK,s,-,-It)0.",: Kal. inli IZankiiiK "d
Trust ( (iinpuny, J!)!).",.
Tho long and siiccessful career of iho "hound bteps Hank'" In
Bulhcient i;iiiii'aiiteo cf its MkIi cliarai for. In addition to paving lih
eral senii-anntial dividends, it has paid out to its stockholders nearly
half a million dollars In profits.
Steel Safety Boxes In a stroiiK. thoroughly up-to-date lluritlur
proof a u 1 1 . offer an unsurpassed opportunity to iH patrons for lhe
custody of valtiahlo papes.
('HAS. K. JOHNSON, V. N. JONEH,
1-residi ut. lee-PreN.
F. II. nRKJGS.
(;iiIiIit.
THE SOUTH'S LARGEST AND OLDEST.
Tliii Life Insurance Company of Virginia,
HOME OFFICE, RICHMOND
'i3f3.t!5IZi:i IS7I.
This company is over tnirlv-slx years old and during its loin; ca
reer has won too hearty approval and support of thu people hy its
promptness aud fair dealing.
A FEW FIGURES.
Total payments to policyholder over SKV10X AND A HALF M-IIr
l.tOX DOLLARS.
Assets over TIIRKi; MILLION' il()I,L.M!S.
lhe Life Insurance ( ompanv of Virginia makes Life Insurutiee
available where It was once beyond the reach of many. By Its plans
each member of thu home circle can bo a partner In muklng up
A Safety Fund for the Family
The company Issues all the m st approved forms of Llfo Insurance
Contracts from $500.00 to J25.O0U. 00. ; it .-.hV.
WITH l'lUOIir.M.S I'AYAHLK Ql'AKTKULY, SKSM-ANNl'AM.Yv
AND ANNUALLY.
The ronipany Issues Industrlil Policies from $8.00 to fXOO.OO,
with premiums payable weekly ou persons' from two to seventy
years of age.
ALL CLAIMS PAH) WITHIV TWIONTY-KOi n 1IO'lt AKTIUl
ItKCKII'T OK I'ltOOKS OF DKATII.. ,; .
This Company's Great Growth is Due to
Cause One: Its Conservative Management.
Cause Two: Its Absoluto Fidelity to Its Contracts.
Cause Three: Its wide range of policies,, affording Insurance to
'each member of the family, and to ull classes. .,
Cause Fourf Its progressive spirit and quickness In discerning the
Insurance needs of the masses, and its readiness in giving Insurance
adapted to their requirements.
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T. I JONES, Supt..
239 Faycttcviilc Street.