Emory University - Campus Yearbook (Atlanta, GA)

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A head whitened by the frosts of many winters. -Beane. 1794 OLDEST INSURANCE COMPANY IN HARTFORD I RTFORD H398 ' p FIRE . 1NsuRANCE AN of HARTFORD, CONN. ' Commenced Business 1794 Charter Perpetual Eighty--eighth Annual Losses Pald, EXhlblf over 556,000,000 g:lT3'i-'f3'33 33'3'3'3 6 S'5'V'f'3'f'3 3'??'3'3'5TV'?f'3 3'?3'3?'?'33'33 3'3'53'3Y3?'5YY3'53'3TF'35 ,. ., 1 1 ol -r el X. H fl j be zz Abstract of Statement january I, 1898 3 P. C. RCQYCEE ecre ary ' if , 5 2 - - ,. , , 1 Assets 5 Trios TURNBULL. 1' 3: V ri Ass't Sec'y. X ' ' Cash on hand, in bank, and Cash Items S 815,769.49 'A , 5 Cash in hands of Agents and in course ffl CHAS' gg R t of 'lglraansmissiicfnt .... 1,032,87l.37 gi ' X 1: en s an ccrue n erest . . 30,029.68 :Z ...- ' Real Estate Unincumbered . . . 647,000.00 Wester? Department' T 5 Loans on Bond and Mortgage Clst lienl l,554.S90.00 2 Chlcago- nl- gz Loans on Collateral Security . 14,800.00 :Z COFRAN 8: BISSELL, Q Banklgtock, Hartford. Market Value 345,208.00 :E Gen'l Agents. 5 H lgrevz York 331,002.00 .2 Q os on 72,484.75 ' - ' ' gl? n Albany at Montreal 82,483.00 If Pacgeacngegifgfftbal 3 Railroagi Stocks ..... 920,970.00 3 ' ' by 3: State. City, and Railroad Bonds . . 4.972,42l.00 2 H' K- BELDEN- r .. .- IZ Manager. I E TOTAL ASSETS . . 510,B'l9,629.29 E WHITNEY PALACHE, Ass't M'g'I'. I2 32 Liabilities 22 - htan Department I :Z Metropo Y Capital Stock lhi' 51.2541000100 50 Wall St., bew York. E Reserve for Re-insurance . . . 4.809.083.73 :S GEO' S' A' YOUNG' Reserve for all Unsettled Claims . 510749.59 2 Manager Q5 5513255 liiicyshoidefg . ' . ' . 223331532211 3 ,, 5 Geo. L. Chase :susxsaaxsssxaaaaseeLagsnssnusasassxasssasesazasxssaxseun Pfegident Her eye dou't shine like dian1onds. e !?ed Rabbit CHill.l .lt

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Nothing in his fcollegej life became him like the leaving of it. -The Exile 6 It costs less to dress fashionahly and elegantly than to be dressed r of the Young Fellows in the usual half hap-hazard Way if you know where to go for the Suit. No more than a hair's breath may measure the differ- ence in expression between two faces, but it is a distinguishing 't e mark. Just so we see that ex- pression, character, tone is put in- to our suits-precisely the grace that harrnonizes with the indivi- dual. Knowing Wl'1at-to-do-and- how-to-do-it, the cost to us is even less to turn out perfect Work than it is to the average manufacturer to produce the happy-go-lucky sort. ' 0ur Stock of e Spring Suits at Take elevator for Boys' Clothing and Merchant Tailoring Departments 510,512,315 518 and S20 is now beauti- fully complete ane'All the leading Novelties in Styles, Patterns and Color- ings .al .at .af .af ,at at Hats, Negligee and Dress Shirts. Un- derwear and Neck- wear ........... Largest Atlanta, I5-I7 Whitehall Street Washington, cor. Seventh and E Streets Baltimore, 213 W. German Street EISEIVIAN BROSJ at Our only store in Atlanta-I5 and I7 Whitehall St. assortments and-2'-B' LOWEST prices..- , Thy virtues rare my verse shall itemize. -A1'11zs1f1'0fzg.

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