Judge — March 21, 1891 — page 19: what you’re looking at

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Santa Barbara, ‘ side, Pasadena, Monterey, and San Hamilton), {rom New York.’ Philadelphia, Baltimore, and “$975.00 FOR THE FIRST, SECOND, AND THIRD, AND 8300.00 FOR THE FOURTH. TOURIST AGENT AND CHAPERON ACCOMPANY THE PARTY. For itinerary containing {ull information address GEO. W. BOYD, Assistant General Passenger Agent, Philadelphia, Pa, CHAS. E. PUGH, R. WOOD, General Manager, Gen'l Passenger Agent, Was he insured? is a question we ask almost as nat- urally after a man’s death, as after a fire ; because it is coming to be recognized as much a matter of business rudence to insure one’s life as it is to insure against Recs by fire... There are many good business men fa the world, and it might be a matter of wonder where they all insured their lives did not the annual reports of the companies call attention to the immense business done by some of them. 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