July 14, 1898
THE NERBASKA INDEPENDENT
Insurance.
By J. 1. M.
1
Swlfart.
I Owing to a lack of time (having to be
t of the city for a few days), l give
readen a few extract from letter
ncelvnd at the office of mr company.
Mr. Suuford's letter will be answered
My Friend J. Y. M. Inclosed you And
annoul tatemeut of Fairfield oouipuuy,
whluhl want returuod. 1 Mieve the
Statemeut In full of deception or in
other words, to my mind itfe a lie. The
statement nay, receired from assess
ments, 40. I want to say that one
MeMHiiient of one mill, like the last four,
on present risks la force would ainouut
toDltt.a&8. Ihave been Insured Jut
one year. I've had four aasesBiueuM,
three regular and one In advance. 1 am
insured for five years; five year at four
assessments peryeur make 20 assess
ment or 20 mill, ltcot mill lor
membership and eurvey fees, which
make a total of 2!1 mills. One year ago
1 Insured In an old line company for Ui
mills. Notice the year' losses, f 0 45.77.
1 feel like hunting for another company.
1 fuel like taking a dig at Fairfield.
,1. Y. M. Swioabt.-I am afraid I am
IomIuk faith in these "mutual" soma
what, but will give you a trial, a 1 am
anxiou to help the mutual along. 1 do
not mm that 1 owe anything on that as
sessment and have sent nothing. Hop
ing our buslucs relation may prove
more satisfactory, I remain your truly,
', Mil. J. V. M. Swniaht. A per request
please find enclosed Fairfield policy and
order for cancellation of Name, and also
1 notice of assessment with amount, 4 .'J
cent. 1 ui;i glad to got out of that
compuiiv. 1 made a kick to Mr. Hanford
for luting assessed to tuy losses upon
kiinl ol insurance with which my policy
bad, or should have had, no connection
whatever. 1 asked ome pertinent ques
tloiiNin regard to the same. All the
HatiHrucliou J got wa an abUHlve letter
with a demand that I get out of the
company. Ho you see that 1 an. glad to
get out whole, and I thank yon for the
opportunity.
TO WHOM IT MAY OONOBgN. CZJ
lllne Hill. Neb., At the annual not
ing of the 1' airfield Hall ANHoclatlon, I
wa elected director, uitnougu 1 wax
not present ot the meeting. Iu looking
over the Ion report of the company, I
cannot make out that the losses for the
year 1807 amounted to more than
1200. 1 alxo find that the members
were paid a dividend of about f'2000
total, 10200.
The report nIjowi, asset of over f 20,.
000, all of which wa assessed. The
amount collected hex never been report
ed to the memlair. The company eem
to be run In the intereet of one man.
Knowing all thin, I concluded to assist
' Iu organizing another hail company.
Jaoob Doll.
TO THIC I'UIIMO OWCKTINO.
I wa in attendance at the annual
meetin of the Farmer Mutual Hail
Association of Fairflold, laxt January,
eli-cteil one of the Auditing Committee.
The Hecretary' report allowed that
over 912,000 had been collected, about
f 1000 of which wa on hand; that $57
00. had been paid for Iohhom, 11500, of
which wa for Inswes that oocured in
year prior to 1807, and for which the
member of 1807 were not liable because
tbey wore not member during the year
in which the lo occiirod. The secre
tary reported that there wa yet due,
10000 from member.
About April flret the mombor were
paid about 92000. I then concluded
that I would help to organize a comp
any that would bo run in the intereet of
the members. H. T. Wh.mamh.
lllue Hill, Neb.
On Kl Bone Kent for a Church Hit.
A unique celebration occur in June
of every year at Manhelra, Pennaylva
nla, according to the Ladles' Horn
Journal. It I known a the feast of
rofleH, and Is held to commemorate the
benevolence of Damn Stlegcl.wbo more
than a century end a quarter ago leaned
a tract of land at Manhelm to a con
gregation for a church alte at an an
nual rental of one red roae to be paid
In June of each year. After Huron
Stlegel'n death the rent waa never de
manded until a few year ago, and now
It la formally paid to one of the baron'
descendants. The occasion I knowa
a "the feaat of roses," and the quaint
ceremony attract tie greeteat latea.
eat.
A WELL DRESSED
HORSE
Hat it appearance im
proved a luimlrrtl foM, at
writ at itt tire ami spirit.
Yuur hnrte tcemt to (eel
tluwncatt when he look
aluMiy, There U nu no
cecity of lipriin with
u haiuUninr, vrell littintf
ami ityliih llarnrit, when
we will tell t)uu one at
tuch a cut prke.
Cook i It mow.
t 915 So. nth St., Lincoln. NeU
IK ! . e4k West
ttrai ! bae-llea kmi a4
dree, W dUe Ml,
TRUST THE PEOPLE.
Tbey Ha to Do the riahtlnnd Pay
th Bill They Ought to liar a Say.
Four hundred milliou of interest
bearing bond, with more to follow, and
a tax upon nearly everything but air
and water, with the administration
moving with the velocity of a snail in
the prosecution of tho war, the metro
politan papers advocating au alliance
with Great Britain, the money power is
indeed happy, lounging in the oool re
treat of seashore resorts while tho boys
our boys are trudging under heavy
inarching order in tho tropica.
When they are through whipping the
Spaniards, they will return homo xoine
of them and spend the balunce 01 their
live toiling to pay their own wages,
with iutorcst thereon, and Shylook by
that time will liuvo doubled the debt
and reduced tho debt paying power of
the people by some sleight of hand per
formauoo or another under tho pleu of
"national honor."
Hob IngcrHoll and ho'a a good lie
publican said, "Tho government thut
will not protect Us protectors Is a dis
grace to tho uutious of the earth."
' Now the rmcHtioii is, How doe Mack
propose to protect tho protectors of tho
flag from tho inliniiiuii greed of tho ru
pacions Wall street Hhylocks?
Perhaps ho will n:fur tho mutter to
tho board of stral ff y I
If ho would ri ii r tho matter to tho
people, they would say: "(Jive us some
Abu Lincoln money that liku tho first
60,000,000 of demand notes without
Bhylock's trcuMoiiublo exception cluuxe,
We'll accept it at pur without inturcNt
and suve our children from loud and
bondiigo."
That is whut thl American people
would suy if they had any "nay" in tho
matter.
liut thoy haven't!
Thut is a rupubllo all right, but it
Isn't run by the people.
It is run by their enemies!
We wunt tho people to run it!
Therefore wo demand legislation by
tho people direct through tho initiative
and referendum.
Wo want suoh questions as this little
bond issue referred to tho people.
Wo would sooner trust them thun tho
band of bloodsucking vainpircH whoxe
owing time is war and whoso reaping
time is always!
Wouldn't you' Advanco Ouard.
Wanatnakor I Itlglit.
"In order for u to havo good time
the people must not only inako money,
but they iiiuxt also spend it freely. Tho
two things are reciprocal. It is the
market that keeps the factories and tho
stores going und puys the wage."
This is what John Wanamuker said
recently, Mr. Wanamaker is one of tho
few rich men in this country with a
glimmer of eccnomic sense. The aver
ago editorial idiot is advising the people
to savo their money. They must bo sav
ing it. They certainly are not spending
much of it. Nothing will so quickly
breed hard times as an epidemic of
economy. There is a circulating medium
of but W-i per capita, and probably $15
of this is iu the banks or otherwise idle.
If tho people savo the remaining f 8
which is not much to savo what be
come of our circulating medium? And
yet tho people are urged to suvo their
mouey. You might a well ask a man
to save his breath or dam up tho circu
lation of his blood. Under our present
laughublo system of society tho spend
thrift is a benefactor and tho prudent
man is au enemy to tho public welfare.
New Time.
Motor llutlfir' Hrolc Vlf.
Mrs. Hutler's life is another iustunco
in history of a woman' heroic support
of her husband though serious difficul
ties. KI10 is a beauty und a Indie and
was well known throughout tho state
from the coaxt to tho moiintuiuu of
North Carolina, having married Mr.
Butler in 1MI!J, whom sho had known
from cliildliiHid. When Mr. liutler left
tho Di'iiiiMTiitiu party and took a stand
for the people, ho ami hi wife suffered
social oxt racism. The change for them
was a social as well a a political up
heaval. Tho young jair wus thrown en
tirely ujK)ii each other' society for so
lace und consolation. Tho circumstance
made them both domestic. Mr. Hutler
ha devoted herself to making the home
plcaxaut for her family. During all that
cruel period site fuerted herself to sus
tain her husband iu the poMtioii he hud
taken. Mary Minuet Haleutiue iu
Woman's Home dimiutuioii.
Banatur HyU Nul fopall.t.
The Axiuk iatt-d I'tv lit it report of
the actum of the senate in Issuing bond,
said lltal out IVpulUt, Mr. Kyle, voted
fur the iMie tif Im'IhU Heiit Hutler
(nrrH til thl statement on th (lour of
the M'tiale, saylitg thai Mr. Kyle was
m a 1'opullxi, and that every IVpulUt
tolwl again! the iwmnof bond. He
Mid thai he truntrd that th As iateil
Ihrv would not aUnthr th lipla'a
I'Mlj by claMiug Mr. Kyi a a 1VU
lut. Hiitr IVtllgrew thun t4 th fl.ar
and iawll to hw that Mr. Kyi
wa nit lil la the m uatw by Ih l(t'Ub
lieaii tiudvt a rgiln )y w hh h hy
iH'ur't hi Vol aiel thai bl gav
lb lUpuldicau nutji'itiy tn th mu
al lkl h wa Ut fa I, a lt ullUaa
l'NMttiiMUy 4 UI4 tMliwte
Th U mm-4 f th hgUlalar (4
Wa4iagltM Ow ti lag Ihat a wtr4
t t la kM t4u h.l4 al tw !
ifUally nfin4 y ih in uri. Ul lb
debt iiil U "'l la au4 tally mU
4 wild any t4 vf lawful iay 14
un4tt y t Dm l'mtl uim" Ua
lr4 u-t4t.ilatiul y la
4ui euil wl iat UU. Th uit
al44 Ihal It a aiwutfl Kt Ui
Ui tat a wtw tgtiM( ik laHly
to Ik fwWral ywtMMal aa4 11 "a
MlaUiut la a t H4U4 thai
th WM UU a wily U r4 Mta
al la t al UMUMt ia a4 Ihal
la 4mi aa4 )4iHMal taatfust aaaH
M Jl4 U valil"
NOT UP IN HISTORY.
Colonel Norton Give WrIUr, Who Kt(
domtljr Maetl Them, m Few Folntci'a.
A correspondent for a so called mid
dle of tho road paper, going back 80
years in political history, thinking
probably that he will flud few peoplo
well enough posted in evonta of those
days to dispute his statements, aaya:
"Look at the succession Seymour,
Greeley, Tilden, Ilunoock, Clovoland,
all of Wall atreet."
Any man who ranks Horatio Sey
mour, Horace Oroeley and General
Hancock as " Wall street" men is either
ignorant himself or imaginea that hi
listeners aro.
Horatio Beymonr fought Wall stroot
tooth and too nail. Ho mado one of tho
bravest and most gallant fight in the
history of the country for tho payment
of tho bonds in greenback and denounc
ed iu all hi publio speecho tho infa
mous publia credit act (pigeonholed by
Andrew Johnson and afterward pussed
In 1800) which mado tho bond payable
in coin instead of greenback. The plat
form that he stood upon declared thut
"tho dollar that wa good enough for a
muskot holder and tho plow holder was
good enough for a bondholder."
Horatio Beymonr was a victim and
not an ally of Wall street. Ho was be
trayed and sold out by August Hulinont,
tho American ugeut of the Rothschilds
and chairman of tho national commit
tee, and by Man ton Marble, tho pub
lisher of tho New York World, tho
leading organ of tho Democratic party,
which throw consternation into the
ranks of tho Democratic party by do
muudhig Heymour's withdrawal on tho
ovo of tho election.
Wo voted for Grant In 1808, bnt wo
havo como to belie vo that siuco Lin
coln's timo there has not been an occu
pant of tho Whito House who wa or is
tho poor of Horatio Heymour as a patriot
and a statesman.
And, as for Horace Grooloy, there wa
not u drop of blood in the old tnun's
veins thut hud a particle of sympathy
with Wall street. Had ho boon elected
tho financial policy of tho government
would have been changed. Men like
John Hhermun and Hugh McGulloch
would have been kicked out and kicked
down stairs after they wore out. He
wus too good and great a man to be
ranked a a " Wall street man."
And who does not know that General
Hancock sacrificed his only chance of
being elected by writing a letter of con
gratulation to Harris M. I'lulstod, a
Greeubocker, on his election as governor
of Maine in September, 1880, prior to
tho presidential election in November?
That letter "cooked his goose" with
Wall street, and ho was defeated. Hud
bo not shown his esteem for tho Maine
Grooubockcr and manifested his friend
ship for tho oauso which he stood for
tho chances are more than even that
Hancock would havo defeated Garfield.
As to Tilden, nobody over knew ex
actly whut he did believe, but it is pos
sible thut ho would have enjoyed a tilt
with Wall street as bo did with tho cor
rupt rings in New York when he was
elected governor. Still we never had
much faith in Tilden. Hut ho cannot
be properly ranked as a Wall street
man.
Up to Cleveland's time the Demo
cratic party was not a Wall street party.
Under Cleveland, however, it haulod
down tho banner of tho peoplo and sub
stituted tho piratical flag of Wall street.
We do not believe in fusion with the
Democrutlo party nor with any other
purty, but wo see no good to como
from misrepresenting men who happen
to bo Democrat or ltepublicuns.
There aro just as good men in the
ranks of tho two old parties a thero are
in tho People's Party, and wo want to
see them all rounded up under a banner
of reform, forgetting old animosities
and quarrels, just us the blue and tho
gruy, burying the dead past, aro toduy
marching side by sido under tho old
star und stripes. Norton's Monthly.
Wa Work For Them.
Now it is rumored that not only
will un English syndicate obtain posses
sion of many of the lurgest breweries of
Cleveland and Sandusky, but some of
tho plants iu Cincinnati and Chicago
will be secured by the combine. The
Otis Steel company, the Walker com
puny ami a number of other manufac
turing concerns of this city aro now
owned by Uritixh capitalists, and thus
Cleveland wealth producer play no
small part iu creating dividend and
providing sumptuously for the "best"
jHMiple of tdd .J-.ngluiid. Th Auglo
Americuu alliance is 110 dream. Homo
work Inn iim u believe it is already au au
Coiiiplihcd fact.
Why Monti Wr m4
Th I'utted State government U b
lug urn! a a fU al agiucy In supply a
safe tuu'iinviil for th million i f dol
lar eilortml au4 to li vitorte4 from
loll by tuury and tiuhridh4 gmsi Th
KjHMuir of thl wealth have an over
r lit4 UivaiM-lve In their grasping lof
gain Ihal ordinary luVtwtiuwiU ar 110
otigr Mtfe, and II la now tlelvrtuiiut
Ihal lh L'utt4 rHt turn rvul cd
hntor, lutfrvtl tamer, divtdeu4 malvr
i4 uii'Ur th form of gowrntuMl au4
by Hn'n ( f the Ultlig Wtf fttfttWh
IU lil.i 1 Ultra an luciaa tnau
lb swvat iot toil f U 1 loan but it
da tu 1 1." Ni lot ttUI,
awM atif ri.
UimkU' 'li f ft bltttilH lb rwtu4
mM i4 lb u.'ir .rlWf na Ut
uiUav t u i tu I kho a la taltr
iiti n4t iha la ll t4Mlra U4 wf
la grl trailitaa railway, A
jr iu iui. uiii l Ugaa al aa
ratty U4U U ksI i f. t la mla
ia I'ral 4tuv with Tat, la
Tairu. lata da ll glt Ik
htxil h-al frota Ha) taM alf
AK IroMi whit a HaM diawa tu
Stval a ( U i4 Mill grow r4i.
A U'I iM-tal lla I 4l
frtM Uauw Nkg Um ta 'i4
4ktfUtl kr a aawtlwf 4 l4f t
ia M Ua IU m UI.
FUN OP THE WEEK.
CURRENT IMPIETKS OF AN IM
PERSONAL CHARACTER.
rh Serpentina Dane Crte Strike the
O Hoot If en Family with SurprUIng
Keiulti A Fair Kichnge Torn About
Fair l'lr-
Tw Lawyer.
First Lawyer (angrily) I've a good
ii I nd to sue you.
Second Lawyer I shouldn't Ilka
tnythlog better. There'a only one
trouble about two lawyera going to
law. A lawyer can never do himself
(uatlca when he plead hla own case.
Flrt lawyer That's easily Used
('11 plead your case, and you plead
nine.
A Fair Kiohan,
pliw51
i
C23
Haffrrty Tliey don't fit. Ol want
th' nlxt larger li.
Mark 1 t, oaschanga d so
drouaers, meln filoiitj t'ey vo tornt
mlt der kne.
Kafferty-Torn? Will, wllljaodthey
arc I Nlver molnd; Ul want to do
dih fair thing. Just tear th' pair
Vx give me in exchange.
When They llrrln,
Wbolssala Merchant No use atop
ping oft at Lawnvlllo. That town ha
been burned to tho ground. Not a
tore left.
Drummer You don't uy7 I hadn't
heard about it.
Merchant "for I; but it must be so.
I aaw an item in tho pap r to-day r y
Ing that the citizens of Lawnvlllo were
talking about organizing a Are depart
ment HI Fan III Fortnu.
Mr. Ilichmann It aenin to me that
your charges are very high.
Poor Artist I do not charge for
painting your daughter' portrait, air.
That was a pleasure, and you sr wel
come to the picture a a free gift.
"Good graciousl Then what do yon
charge for?"
"For not eloping with hor.
The old man pnid,
Her Ture Ftplalued.
He If you did not love me, why did
you encourage me?
She I? Encourage you?
He For two aeasona you have ac
cepted every one of my invitation to
the theater, eta
She That waa not because I loved
you; it waa because 1 loved the
theaUr.
MIftht He Worn,
Practical Father (angrily) I am told
that that young man who cornea ta
see you write poetry.
Daughter Y-e-, father, he does.
"Huh! Publishes it, too, I suppose?"
"Nu No one will print it."
"Then there' ome hope for him."
Oot Thin Mliml.
Mr. Suburb Well, how are you get
ting along with my arteaian well?
Contractor (despondently) We are
down 500 feet and haven't struck rock
yet
Mr. Suburb Rock! (iood lords!
You've got things mixed. 1 told you
to bore for water, man water. I
don't want a stone quarry.
Honed? fare.
Jim Honesty ia ther best policy
arter all
Hill. How?
"Remember that dog I stole?"
Yep."
"Well 1 tried two hull day to sell 'tin,
u' no one offered mor'n dollar. Ho
I went like a houest man, an' guv him
to th' ol lady what owned 'I111, and
kh guv me flv dollar.
I'retMeMUI.
Tachr-Now, I have plln4
whal "providautlai" mean, aud 1
waul sttuie of you to give in an Ulua
I ration,
Hrlghl Hoy l'le, ma'am, I ran.
'Vary welt Whal la It?"
"1 h hole la a porou platr."
lluiul Why?"
"WUa you pull th' plaster off th
hulee dou'l hurt"
tat abaal I Fale tt
"4k," rewarse I Ik tea. I
Ua r4 saaay lati Val ry
4f kea kn aj, 4 aaw II U ssy U a
U fa Ike rwla.'
A ike tail
Mr Mtkeaie Hla'kl; -
e ye are Ukia' ta akla' fta,
lira Mrva4Ml
Mr Mrv4 Iaaa4 Ul
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