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'The Kirbmel Institute of Magnetic
- Healing at 1516 O. St, 1 is hating well
merited success. , .Patients that' have
- suffered for years with Sciatic and In
flao&matory rheumatismhave been sent
- away free from pain. Men with private
troubles and ladies with female diseases
, that have baffled the skill of 'Specialists
are made happy over the results of a
few treatments. Diseases of eyes, ears,
. .bronchial tabes, heart, lungs, , liver,
stomach, kidneys, bladder, uretha,
1 spinal and nervous troubles, yield read
ily to the treatment; while the Doctor's
reputation as a teacher and the hearty
' indorsements of ; his instructions, with
his offer to start all his graduates in a
lucrative business, is bringing new stu
dents every Monday. Teaching and
healing by mail a speciality. Call or
address J. W. Kimmel,
, ' . . Lincoln, Nebr.
' Mention thU paper. 1516 O St. i
l!any Offices to Fill-
Editor Independent: The time is fast
approaching when it will become the
duty of tne people to select a set of men
to look after the interests of the tax pay-
ers of the great state of Nebraska.' As I
understand it, we have six congressmen
a full set of state officers, and XQO rep
resentativea and, thirty-three senators,
and two United States senators to elect.
To a man that takes any interest in pol
itics it would seem to be rather an im
portant election. Now it often - happens
. i that us old chaps so far away from the
, center of politics get behind the times
and the slate is all made up before . we
' know any thing about it. But if not too
- late or out of order, I want to suggest
the name of a man for commissioner of
public laads and buildings. He is one
: of the old timers; he has dared ' to pro-:
" mulgate the docrtine of true populism
' when it was not very popular; he has
' spent time and money that belonged to
; his family to help remove one of the
most unprincipled set of state officers
that ever infested a state house. Thous
ands of good men believe he was elected
to that office at one time and was count
ed out. His name isW. F Wright. He
is honest, capable, . and I believe the
. proper man. Who will second the mo-
- tionr
Yours for peace, harmony union, and
a triumphant victory all along the line.
H. B. Miller, Winside, Nebr.
Elections.
The republicans held their own in the
election in this city, Tuesday. They
elected five out of seven councilman,
the city attorney, police judge, city en
gineer, water commissioner, exciseman,
cemetery trustee and three members of
the school board. The republican ma
jority averaged a little more than one
thousand votes, which has been about
the normal republican majority in this
city for several years past.
At University Place the republicans
elected their entire ticket except one
councilman.
In South Omaha, A. R. Kelleythe re
publican candidate for mayor, was elect
ed 1 by 400 majority. The fusionists
elected two members of the council and
one member of the school board. The
result shows a considerable gain for the
republicans.
Fremont elected the entire republican
ticket, making considerable gain.
In the following towns there will be
no saloons, the anti-license people hav
ing been victorious Aurora, Tecumseh,
Lexington, Weeping Water, North Bend,
Holdrege. Minden, and in Bloom ington
and Elm Creek th result is in doubt.
At Plattsmouth the democrats made
considerable gain, and elected nearly
their entire ticket, including mayor and
all the principal offices.
At Falls City the fusionists elected
the mayor, John Morehead, and nearly
the entire ticket, a considerable gain for
the fusionists.
Hastings, Wahoo, McCook, North
Bend elected the entire republican
ticket.
The state banking " board has taken
possession and closed the Citizens State
bank, of Cambridge. Capital stock was
$12,500. A receiver will be appointed.'
CONQUER OR BUY
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Gn. lw Wallace Pay HI Compliments
to MeKInley Imperialists Say the
People are Against Them. s.
Gen. Lew Wallace, the author of Ben
Hur, has written a very sarcastic letter,
published in the New York Journal, to
the senators who have been advocating
Imperialism. He says they will never be
satisfied .until they annex the whole of
the West Indies. The whole state of
Indiana seems to be in a rage over
McKinley's desertion of the constitution
and .his desire to establish military
government over unwilling peoples.
Gen. Wallace says:
The education of the people, lately so
generously undertaken by the majority of
republican .senators in Washington is
l Ci: rr-i . .il j . i v f
LKruciibiug mo. ijie uioiiui uurmg wmcn
their school was to last is not half . out,
yet I am able to see what is the matter
. with them. It is that President McKin
ley wants to convert the Philippines and
Porto Rico into colonies, and govern
them personally, and, though they know
as well as the president that there js no
grant of power in the constitution to
establish a colonial system, they are
determined to help him to his wUh.
This obliquity of vision, obsequiousness
or whatever it may be called, is strange;
and I confess not being far enough ad
vanced in the course of instruction sub-
mitted to me, in common with the people
generally, to decide whether it is due to
the patronage which the president
always skillfully keeps in sight and
smell of the congressional visitors, or to
the Caesarian meat they are in the habit
of eating at their 5 o'clock dinners.
Still, as it seems to me, fast opening
my eyes under the able tuition, the
thing stracgest of the whole Porto Rican
affair is that no senator, democrat or
republican, has made a. sign suggestive
of preparation for the expansions in de
livery waiting at the door. They know
there is a party booming the annexation
of Cuba; they know the- administration
is negotiating with Denmark for the
purchase of St. Thomas and St. Croix
islands, just east of Porto Rico, for
which v there is a willingness to give
f3jOOO,000; they know it is in senous
proposal to annex Nicaragua and Costa
Rica, the argument being that those
revolutionary vortices are In some way
essential to the canal, which Secretary
Hay would have us build for the accom
modation of the world, meaning Great
Britain; they know that ever since Gen
eral Grant's - day, presidents have had
itching palms for Panto Domingo, and
they ought to know,1f they do not, that
the expansion fever is in the; blood of
the present executive, making it reason
ably sure that .there will be no stop in
the business until, if fhly'to round out
and increase the splendor of the Ameri
can colonial system, noW in incipiency,
the whole of the West Indies are ours.
Where we cannot conquer we can buy.
Yet. ' withal, they seem" Incapable of
anticipation incapable of even formu
lating a civil government for Porto Rico.
Military government is so simple, so
easy, ho economical of their lordly labor,
so agreeable to the : president! If there
is a. doubt of .their . authority to erect
colonies, why not take time to settle it?
If there is a doubt that the constitution
by process of self-extension, covers new
domain the instant of the perfection of
our title, why not enact something which
shall have at least the merit of certainty
in that most serious particular? A-lapse
of law is intolerable to good government.
Let me hope the public will not smile at
my disposition to lend the very honor
able, but eccentric, senator., a hand to
help them out of the hole they are in.
They are going far aside to educate me.
They are making speeches to that end;
indeed, if we, may believe Mr. Fairbanks,
they have decided td give me and the
other simple-minded folk Of the country
a month ef speeches. Can disinterested
ness go further? And shall I not show
them some gratitude? Were one of their
seats mine, I would offer the following:
' ' "ARTICLE XVI.
"Section 1. The United States shall
hot in any -manner acquire, hold, main
tain,' provide for or exercise ' jurisdiction
or sovereignty over any island, territory
or country now foreign, except with the
consent of the people of the United
States, tlrst bad.
?'See: 2. In cases of territorial expan
sion hereafter proposed the will of the
people of the United States, required
by the foregoing section; shall be deter
minable at elections, to be provided by
congress, and in every instance the presi
dent shall proclaim the result; where
upon, if there be a majority for the
proposition, the constitution shall, from
the day of the proclamation, extend to
the island, territory or country admitted,
and to its inhabitants." .
Undoubtedly the senators will under
stand the amendment, Along with their
other superiorities, they have an intui
tion of such high-wrought microscopic
power as to magnify effects and subject
them to perfect knowledge and apprecia
tion at sight. . ' .
wThe amendment is, of course, but a
suggestion for general consideration, and
L to show our noble educators how we are
progressing:.- at T the same' time, . it is
commended ' "especially to republicans
and republican conventions. The masses
of the party are innocent of imperialism,
and it is not their intention to establish
a colonial, plaything for the present
executive or for executives to come;
none the less, ttey will have shortly to
answer both these charges. -
THE GREAT GOAL TRUST
Morgan and Vanderbilt Interested In Ita
Formation '
The New York Herald says: "Ac
cording to statements made by Wall
street interests in close touch with the
Vanderbilts and Morgan factions, one of
the first and most important results of
the Vanderbilt-Morgan-Cassatt alliance
for the joint control of eastern railroad
systems will be the cementing of a new
coal combination,- which will include
i n.. . u J u:a t ...
companies and bind them together in a
powerful trust tnat will nave absolute
control of the American coal trade.
The tinal step toward the completion of
this project was, it is said, the acquisi
tion by the Pennsylvania railroad of suf
ticient Norfolk & Western stock to make
it a factor in the management of the
property." ...
V The Times says: "Control of the
Reading railroad has been acquired by
the Vanderbilts. Not only is the vast
mileage with 1 the ' extraordinary coal
lands holdings of the Reading company
taken over by the Vanderbilts, but two
other important railroads are incident
ally absorbed. The Lehigh Valley .and
Erie systems are to be merged into the
Reading, and the Reading with these
acquisitions become the property of the
Vanderbilts. .
This assures the unification of an
thracite coal mining and transportation
interests. On this account atone the
deal has tremendous consequences. In
it, however, are other and even greater
elements. By this - transaction practi
cally every disturbing factor is removed
from the anthracite situation.' All com
petitive corporations have been brought
into line. William K. Vanderbilt has
directed this absorption deal."
After Thompson
in e row in tne republican camp in
Lincoln grows hotter each day. First,
D. E. Thompson appears in a statement
in the papers and then F. M. Hall or
ome other ' one on the opposition to
Thompson. They have now arrived at
the point where they say "put up or
shut up." F. M. Hall has placed a cer
tified check in the hands of the mayor
wmcn he proposes to forfeit if he does
not prove before a board of arbitration,
all according to the statutes made and
provided by the legislature of Nebraska,
that what he has said about Thompson
is true. Then Hall wants Thompson to
agree that if he, Hall, proves his asser
tions that Thompson will withdraw from
the race as a candidate for senator. Dr.
Winnett publishes that he has Hair
certified check to the amount of f 1,000
wnich he will bold for - rive days and if
the proposition made by Mail is not ac
cepted, he will , return the money.
Thompson is yet to be heard from on
this proposition. So the merry war goes
on. On one side is the ."big six," on the
other Thompson and his friends. If
they would take the advice of a populist
we would , say; to them, "don't . worry
your righteous souls." There is nothing
in it for any of you. The 'fusionists
will carry, the next legislature; W, V.
Allen and some democrat will be elected
to fill the two senatorial seats from Ne
braska and the republicans will not ; be
in it at all.
STANDARD REPLIES.
Denies the night et the Nebraska
ta
preine Oourt to Try Ita Cm,
Likcolx, April 2. The attorneys for
the Standard Oil ' company filed an
answer to the petition of the attorney
general, filed in the supreme "court, to.
prevent it from doing business in the
state on the . ground of violation of th
antitrust statute. . A v
In brief, the answer denies that it in
a party to a trust or agreemeut and at
tacks the la'r under which the suit was
instituted on ten charges of violation of
the state constitution and three charges
Of violation of the constitution of the
United States, besides denying the jur
isdiction of the supreme oourt to try the
t
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Doraey Caae Affirmed.
Omaha, March 29. Word was re
ceived from St. Louis announcing that
the United States circuit court of ap
peals had affirmed the sentence passed
by Judge Munger upon Frank M. Dor
sey, convicted in the .United States dis
trict court at Omaha in January, 1896,
of rendering fraudulent reports - of the
condition of the First National bank of
Ponca. Neb., to the pomptroller of the
currency. He was sentenced to five
years in the penitentiary for the offense.
Let every reform editor in Neraska
without delay, write to -his congressman
protesting in the "most vigorous lan
guage at his command (barring.of course
those words usually represented by a
jagamst the passage of theLiOud
bill. The National Watchman says the
Duroose of this bill is "to destroy the
weekly newspapers of the country, to
put out the light in the minds of the ru
ral population so far as public questions
are concerned, and place all tne avenues
of public intelligence in the hands of the
trusts and monopolies, if your repub
lican contemporary is not completely
under the thumb of Mark Hanna, ask
him to join with you in a protest against
this infamous measure he must sutler
along with you if ton bill becomes a law.
De Fbakce.
The Pawnee Chief, under editorial
managemeat of U. hi. Williamson
is a bright, brand - new democrat
ic paper which has undertaken the
task of redeeming Pawnee county from
the blight of republicanism. It is a fact
worthy of notice that in every county
where any decided headway has been
made against the party of trusts, gold
standard find imperialism, there will be
found a well edited democratic or popu
list newspaper which began its labors
for reform before the republican party
was finally routed. Both Cass and Paw
nee counties hate had weak democratic
papers in the past, and have remained
stubbornly in the republican colunan;but
we may now expect something different
with the new Plattsmouth Journal, by
W. Reed Dunory, in Cass, and the Chief
in Pawnee. ' . r
At the last meetin' of the populist
state central committee. Secretary Elon
W. JNelson handed in his resignation,, to
take effect immediately, stating hU rea
sons therefor to be the fact that he has
awepted the position of deputy librarian
and that all positions under the supreme
court should be divdrced from party pol
itics. While no member of the commit
tee interposed any objection to accept
ing the resignation, because Mr. Nelson s
reasons were, well founded, yet every
member . felt that it will be a difficult
matter to get another secretary who will
have such complete mastery of all de
tails as Mr. kelson had. With its usual
implicit confidence in Chairman Edmis-
ten, the committee left the selection of
a secretary to him, and in a day or two
ne cnose l4 rank u. Mary, chief clerk of
the governor's office. Mr. Mary is not
unacquainted with the duties of secre
tary .having rendered the committee val
uable aid in many campaigns in the
past, and the influence of his work will
be felt in the coming campaign.
Why not invite your neighbor to sub
scribe? The Independent for the cam
paign" to one new subscriber 35c, to three
new subscribers 31.00, to five new sub
f-cribers 91.50, to ten new subscribers
$3.00. , .
NOW IS THE
TIME TO PAINT
We have all kinds of mixed
paint, special price on
Pure White Lead $0 per 100
Boiled Linseed Oil. .65c a gal
Castor machine oil. . 35c a gal
Black machine oil. .25c a gal
Harvester machine oil 50c a gal
Cylinder maohine oil COc a gal
Johnson Drug Store
Low Prices
141 So. 9th St. Lincoln, Keb.
W. M. Bayard .
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Second-Hand Store
We have bargains for you
most every day, in furniture,
iron bedsteads, stoves, ranges.
gasoline stovesvviudo w shades,
aarpets, queensware,glassware,
tinware and granite iron ware.
1325 0 Street, Lincoln, Usb.
4 r - THE BLACK PLAGUE.
President McKinley U afflicted with
another attack of the "commission mi
crobe.". He has. been a victim of this
plague ever since he secured control of
the treasury. ' Whenever he found it
necessary to buy the influence and sup
port of a man who was not susceptible to
other influencesj -he would promptly ap-
Kint him a member of a "commission."
this waV he has created in the three"
years of his term twenty-three commis
sions, and bought one hundred and
fifteen men. The people have had to
pay over $3,000,000 for these commis
sions. Dr. Jacob H. Hollander, of John
Hopkins, is the latest selection as a "com
missioner" to revise the laws of Porto
Rico. His salary and expenses will be
borne by the taxpayers. The Verdict.
THE PLUTOCRATIC DAILIES ,
One of our exchanges, in its last issue,
devotes twenty-two lines to describing a
dog tight, and, three lines to the demise
of a prominent citizen. The great dailies
are just now doing about the same
thing. " A . hundred lines devoted to
prize fight?, ball games, rowing machines,
murder trials, society gossip and foreign
wars,' but only one line abont the death
of a great nation just now accomplished
in congress under the guise of "monetary
reform." And this one line comes in the
firess dispatches of the senate debate on
he financial bill. Not one line editori
ally; The only exceptions are the Cin
cinnati Enquirer and New York Journal.
Both Mr. McLean and Mr. Hearst own
I their own papers,' and therefore inde
pendent Jfhilo Budget.
ANSWER TO PORTO RICO.
Little dark-eyed maiden,
Staudiug at the gate.
' Wistful, wan and weary,
it you down and wait ! v '
"We will stay your hunger.
We will quench your thirst
But our pampered gluttons
Must be fattened first. . , .
, Little dark-eyed maiden,
What you say is true; v
Seeing jou mistreated, -k
We adopted you
' Bade you come and tarry
, Jn a household where
All are brothers, sitters,
And be welcome there.
Little dark-eyed maiden,
Jt was as you say :
Many a little serTice
; ou, from day td day,
. Were to do in payment
. Of i one little debt-
But we t en't intite you
- To the table ye I
.Little dark-eyed maiden,
igh on, if you must; J
We may deign to toes you,
A . Now and then, a crust ;
Set your little basket
Down outride the door
Till the fattened gluttons
.. Cease demanding more. .
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' Little dark-eyed maiden,
Von have come, you say,
To fulfill your duties .
Stop your noise go way;
, , Drat your thirst and hunger I
Drat your bleeding feet I .
Faroted ones are crying
, For sume more to eat t
- S. E. KtSEB.
WHAT THEY MEAN ;
Administration spoliators and treasury
robbers of .high and low degree who have
flourished under McKinleyism, Dingley-
ism, Hannaism and all other isms of
pirate kind, have a grand scheme against
the constitution. They want to destroy
the great charter of American liberties
so that there may be no restraining
metes and bounds to hamper their ra
pacious aims. To tnis end toe Huck
sters of White House garbage are spread
ing a propaganda for a constitutional
convention.: Under the mendacious plea
that constitutional limitations prevent
the rjrorjer curbing of trusts, an active
agitation has been started for the catl-
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ing oi a CUUSLimilOUiU WUVCUIIUU 1U
which the charter for the republic may
be amended to meet the views and ends
of the cormorants who fceek to rob them
selves rich while McKinleyism exists.
Governmental adherence to . the consti
tution is a menace to the perpetuation
of McKinleyism, and the discussions
now rife among the administratidn lobby
ists, of the necessity for a new federal
constitution, have White House inspira
tion. The president and his backers
are willing to violate and defy the con
stitution in their desperate subserviency
to trusts and corporations but even
they are not strong enough to do more
than encourage opposition to the consti
tution. The Verdict.
STARVED AND ROBBED
TWr Prrtr Rifn hits soon realized the
truth of the aphorism that "the devil
you know in better man tne aeviiyou
don't know." She thought that affilia
tion with the United States would im-
paradise her in happiness and crown her
banquet board with the apples of the
Hesperides. Instead she has been rob
bed and starved by her new roasters, un
til she sighs again for the old bondage
of Spain. : ' v v
THEY LIKE IT
' The r6publican editor of the Emporia,
Kansas, Republican, being a mullet
head true blue kind, made the following
remark to his readers:
"Our democratic friends are mistaken
if they think that they can have politi
cal capital out of ; the passage of . any
measure which had for its object tb,e
taxing of anybody. Our people are used
to it. They are like the hens that had
been moved so often they laid down and
crossed their legs to be tied every time
they saw a covered wagon.- Our people
lie down every time a tax bill ia offered
and will not be happy if they are not
heavily taxed.. Tax em! Taxation is a
luxury whicji our island friends must be
brought to realize. . -
The Old Stand
: ; AT CORNER OP
nth and P Streets
LINCOLN V ":
15 where you get a good meal for
IOC
. Same Old Price.
A good th ing to do : y:
Patronize our advertisers.
CEOTIFICATE C? FOCATIKI
'" "" OFyjCE OP "
AUDITOR OF FU2U0 ACCOU.'ITS
STATE GF HESRASKA:
LUoold, March 26, 1900.
IT 18 HEREBY CXBTJTIKD that the
National .Fire Insurance Com
. pany, of ;Hartfordi:in the
State of Connecticut,
has complied with the insurance ia of this
State, and ia therefore authorised to transact
the tmttaess Of ' ( " '
Fire Insurance, j ;
in this State for the entreat year nineteen ban
dred.; ;, ', . - - .c-
Witness mj band and official Seal the day and
year first above written.' f ' ' ' '
; Joair F. Cosmell,
4 Auditor Public aeo'ts and Insurance Com'sr.
(sbal) , :' ' W B, Paxom,
Depot j Inanranee Commissioner.
. ' orriCE o? . . . .
AUDITOR OF FUDUG ACCOUNTS
STATE OF NEE3USKA
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Iiacola, March 25, ldOQ.
IT IS HEREBY CERTIFIED (bat the
National Standard , Insurance
Company , .pf ;New York,
in the State of New York,
has complied with the insurance lair of this
State, and is therefore authorized to transact
the businees of . ' " ' .
. ' Fire Insurance ' V
In this State for tbe currnt year nineteen hun
dred. . .
Witness my hand ahd official seal the day and
year first above written.. ' John F. Coknell,
Auditor Public Acc'ts and Insurance Com 'sr.
SEAL i , f s W. B. Paicc,
. Deputy Insurance Commissioner.
CERTIFICATE OF PUBLICATION
OFFICE OF
AUDITOR OF PUBLIC ACCOUNTS
STATE OF NEBRASKA
Lincoln, March 1(00.
It IS HEREBY CERTlFlBD thai the
Traders Insurance
Company,
of Chicago, in the St to of Illinois,
ban complied with the insurance law of tbis
state and is therefore .authorised to transact
the business of '
Fire Insurance . ..
in this State for tbe current year nineteen ban.
dred. ' - ' -
Witness my hand and official seal the day and
year first aboTe written.
i John F. Cobkell,
Auditor Public Acc'ts and Insurance Com'sr.
sbal V. B. Pbtcb,
' Deputy Insurance Commissioner.
CERTIFICATE OF PUBLICATION
, OFFICE OF
AUDITOR OF PUBLIC ACCOUIITS
STATE OF NEBBASIU
Lincoln, March 26, ltXXI.
IT IS HEREBY CERTIFIED THAT THE
ew York ' Fire Insurance
Company, of . New , York,
in the State of New, York,
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has compiled with the insurance law of this
state and is therefore authorized to transact
the business of . ;. . . ; .
Fire Insurance ' ;
in this State for the current year nineteen hun
dred. .-.-.i.V'.l -x
Witness my Ltu i and official seal the day and
year first aboye written. . . Jobk F. Cobnell,
Auditor Publio Acc'ts and Insurance Com'sr.
' Isbal . V ' W. B. PBtcfc,
Deputy Insurance Commissioner
CERTIFICATE OF ; PUBLICATION
: OFFICE OF . J "
AUDITOR OF PUBLIC ACCOUIITS
STATE CFHBWiaU-v'
Lincoln March 2, 1900.
IT 18 HEREBY CERTIFIED that the
Niagara Fire lnsurance;0om
pany, of Nw;Y6rtin tbe
State of New York,
has complied with the insurance law of t fail
State, and is therefore authorised to transact
the business of C .. -i v . ...
. Fire Insurance i f .
in this state for the current year nineteen hun
dred. : :' h : n : iff -
Witness my hand And official seal the day and
year first abore written.. John F. Coxkll,
Auditor Public Ace'ts and Iasuranee Cosa'sr
" sbal ;': ' v; ' W6.Fbicb,
; Deputy Iasuranee Coasmissioner.
' CERTIFICATE OF PUBLICATIO:i
, ; office op; -V-' i
AUDITOR OF PUBLIC ACCOUIITS
-STATE OF JEBRASKA
Lincoln, March 28, 1900.
IT 18 HEREBY CERTIFIED, that the
North British and Mercantile
Insurance -: Company, of
jonaon, in- tne jvmgaom
of Kn gland: , ,
has complied with the ; insurance' law of this
State and is therefore authorised to traasaet
the business Df " '.';' . ,
.'7; Fire Insurance .
in this state f6r the current year nineteen hun
dred. v ;.;; ,', i;.,
Witness my hand and official seal the day and
year first above written. , John F, Cobxell,
' Auditor Public Acc'ts and Insurance Com'sr.
B4L i ' . W. B. Pbtcs.
Deputy Insurance Cosnmissioner,
CEflTIFISATE CF FL'ZLICATI":!
.UDnaCFiEUC ACCOUIITS
" STATE OF i:EE.lASKA
I'S ' r 4 ' Lincoln. Mareb 29, 1100.
.rJW CEBtimD that the
ortkem Assurance Insurance
. Company, of London, in
. the Kingdom of England,
fees coat piled ' with the Insaraoee law of this
state Ab4 Is therefore authorised to traasaot
the haslaess of . .
" Fire Insurance" , ,
in ttiit State for the current year nineteen odd
dred. Witness mr head and 6ffleial seal the day and
year first above written. Joxs F. CoiKtxL,
Andltor Public Ace'ts and Insnrance Ooos'sr,
sbal ; W. B. Pates,
- Deputy Insurance CemtnissiOaer.
CEiTlRCATE OF PUCUCATION
: OFFICE OF s
AUDITOR OF FUOLIC ACCOUIITS
STATE CF NEE JASSA
Lincoln, March 26, 1900.
IT 18 HEREBY CERTIFIED THAT THE .
Lion Fire Insurance Company
of London in the King
dom of England,
has complied with. the insurance law of this
state and is therefore authorised to transact
the business of
Fire Insurance
in this State for the current year nineteen hun
dred. ., ; ,
Witness my hand and official aeal the day and
year first abote written.
: ' Jo F. CoavxLL, ;'
Auditor ublie Ace'ts and Insurance Com'sr.
tSBAL . , W. B. PaiCE, f
Deputy Insurance Commissioner.
CERTIFICATE OF PUBLICATION
. . " OFFICE OP
Auditor of Public Accounts
STATE OF EEORASKA
r ' Lincoln, March 26, 1900.
IT IS HBREBf CERTIFIED that the
Orient Insurance Company, of
Hartford, in the State of
.Connecticut,
has complied with the insurance law of thii
state, and is therefore authorized to transact
the business of : ' '
: Fire Insurance v ' '
in this State for the current year nineteen hun
dred, v ..v'. S--' ' "
Witness my hand and official seal the day ahd
year first above written. Joan F, Coembll, -
Auditor Public Acc'ts and Insurance Corn sr.
Sal . : 'W. B. Patoa, :
. Deputy Insurance Commissiouer.
CERTIFICATE CF FUCUCATIC
'.. OFFICE OF J
AUDITOR OF FUBUC ACCOUIITS
, STATE OF NEBRASKA
Liueola, March 2e, 1900.
IT IS HEREBY CERTIFIED THAT THE
Pacific Insurance Company, of
New York, in the State of
New York, ' '
has complied with the insurance law of this
State, and is therefore authorised to transact
the business of 1 . " V ,
. Fire Insurance ;
ia this State for the current year nineteen hun
dred.' ' : "
Witness my hand and official seal the day and
year first above written. Jobv F. Cobnbll,
Auditor Pqblie Acc'ts and Insurance Com'sr.
sbll ; Wm.B. Pbicb, .
Deputy Insurance Commissiouer.
CERTIFICATE OF PUBLICATION
.OFFICE OF
AUDITOR OF PUBLIC ACCOUNTS
STATE OF NEBRASKA
. ' LincolU, March to, 1900. :
: IT 18 HEREBY CERTIFIED THAT THE
Norwich ! Union Insurance
Company, of Norwich, in
, the Kingdom of England,
has complied with the insurance law of this
state and is therefore authorised to transact
the business of
Fire Insurance
la this 8tate for the current . year nineteen hnn
dred .. - . -...'....-
Witness my hand and official seal the day and
year first abore written. Jobm F. CoikelL,
Auditor Public Acc'ts and Insurance Com'sr.
. seal ; Wm. b. Pbicb,. '
- Deputy Insurance Commissioner.
CERTIFICATE OF PUBLICATION
" ; .' - OFFICE OF : : . r
AUDITOR OF PUBLIC ACCOUIITS
STATE OFNEBtUSKA
Lincoln, March 26, lflOO.
IT IS HEREBY CERTIFIED that the
Northern Fire Insurance Com
pany, of New York, in
the State of New York,
has complied with tbe insurance law of this
t!te andli theVgfore authorized to transact
thaDuslnesjiif' .'; ' - - t ' '
; ? i Fire Insurance
in this State for the cur i est year nineteen hun
dred. .V :; w;-.;f;".-c . . - v.,,;
Witness my band and official seal the day and
ea first aboTO written.
"fiyJU f'. F. COBNELL,
Auditor Public Acc'ts and Insurance Com'sr.
sbal W. B. Pbicb,
Deputy Insurance Commissioner.
CERTIFICATE CF FUjUCATIOII
v OFFICE OF
AUDITOR OF FUOUC ACCOUIITS
STATE OF CECIASKA 1
Lincoln, March 2. M00.
IT IS HEREBY CERTIFIED, that the
Insurance Company of Penn
' sylyania, o! Philadelphia
in the 8tate of Pennsvl
vania has complied with the insurance law of tfcU
State, and is therefore authorised to transae
the business of ,
.Fire Insurance
in this 8tate for the current year niaeteea h as
fired. " -.-r. '
Witness my hand and official seal the day and
year first above writUn. Joax F. Cobbux,
Auditor Publio Ace'ts and Insuraoce Com'sr,
seal XV. B. Pbicb.
'"r. Ji . Deputy Insurance Commlsnioaer.
CERTIFICATE CF FICIICATICM
- ' . OFFICE OF
AUDITOR OF FUBUC ACCOUIITS
STATE CF NEBRASKA
tlucoln, March 28, 1S0Q.
IT IS HEREBY CERTIFIED that the
Palatine Insurance Company,
of Manchester, in the
Kingdom of England,
has complied wish the insurance law of this
State, and is therefore authorised to transact
the business of "
Fire Insurance
in this State for the current year nineteen bua.
dred. ' . - .
Witness my hand and official seal the day and
year first above written.
: - Joan F. Cosbbll,
- Auditor Public Ace'ts and Insurance Com'sr.
'sbai. 11 W. B. Pbicb,
. Deputy Insurance Commissioner.
CERTIFICATE OF PUQLICATIOri
, OFFICE OF .
AUDITOR OF PUBLIC ACCOUIITS
STATEOF NEBRASKA
Lincoln, Mareh 2S, I90TX.
IT IS HEREBY CERTIFIED THAT THE
Beading: Insurance
Company,
of Beading in the State of Pennsylvania,
has complied with the iasuranee law of this
state and is therefore authorised to trausact
the business of
- Fire Insurance .
f -
In this state for- the current year nineteen hun
dred."' ,v ' , . . -Witness
my hSnd and official seal tbe day and
year first abore written. Johh F. Cosmkiu,
Auditor Publio Ace'ts and Insurance Com'sr.
sbal W. B. Pbicb.
; Deputy Insurauce Commissioner.
comncATE cf pi'ducati:;
-, -. : OFFICE OF :
AUDITOR OF PUBLIC ACCOUNTS
STATE OF NEBMSKA
Lincoln, Mareh 26,1910.
IT IS HEREBY CERTIFIED that the
Royal . Exchange Insurance
Company, of London, in
. the Kingdom of England,
has complied with, the insurance law of this
State, Snd is therefore authorised to transact
the business of '
Fire Insurance
k . . . , ' .. 1
in this state for the current year niaeteea huo
dred. ' -
Witness my hand and official seal the day aad
year first abore written. Josm F. Cobbbll,
Auditor Public Acc'ts and Insurance Com'sr.
sbal . W.B. Pbicb.
Deputy Insurance Commissioner.
CERTIFICATE OF PUDLIGATIOII
OFFICE OP
Auditor of Public Accounts
STATE OF NEBRASKA
Lincoln, March 3a, lstn.
IT IS HEREBY CERTIFIED that tba
Royal Insurance Company, pi
Liverpool . in the Kinjl v
ddm of England,
has complied with the insurance law of this
state, and is .therefore authorised to transact
the business ef -
Fire Insurance
in this State for the current year nineteen hus
dred. . - r . -
Witness my hand and official seal the day a4
fear first abore written. Jowx F. Cobkeli.
Auditor Public Acc'ts and Insurauce Cosh'st.
sbal W. B. Pbicb.
; . Deputy Insurance Commissioner.
I CERTIFICATE OF PUBLICATION
; OFFICEOF
AUDITOR OF PUBLIC ACCOUIITS
STATE OF NEBRASKA -
1 Lincoln, Mareh H. 1900.
IT IS HEREBY CERTIFIED THAT THE
.... ...... s
Northwestern National Insur
ance Company, of Mil
waukee, in. the State of
Wisconsin,?'
has complied with the insurance law of this
State, and is therefore authorized to transact
the business of
Fire Insurance
in this state for tbe current year nineteen hun
dred. . 'j '
Witness my hand and official seal the day and
year first abore written. .' Joan F. Cobmkll.
n . Auditor Public Acc'ts and Insurauce Com'sr.
V SBAti W. B. PEICE.
v Deputy Insurance Commissioner.