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THE ALLIANCE -INDEPENDENT.
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DBDRHCB
DEPARTMENT
J. T. M. 8WI0AKT, Secretary f the
Nebraska Mutual Cj clouo, loruaJoand Wind
morm Iniurauce Company, KUliuic. .
communication on Fire. Cyclone or "ail
Insurance should 1)8 addressed to b.:a at
Lincoln, Nebrabka.
Hail.
Wo have bad several sraill losses re
ported but so far the indications are
that the assessment will bo small, and
if each member will get his neighbor
to insure his unhnrves'ed crop we
would have a mammoth . company for a
Sin" chicken." Wo now Lave over
' 1400 members listed and many more
P This" Company is an experiment this
vcar lnd iTomitwe will learn many
?b"gs of importance to a hail company
and next year wo can organize a com
mny on a well defined basis and insure
evcrv farmer in the state.
We think the ton cents per aero is
all that would bo needed if this year is
v..., o ina t.hev aro willing
gulfed by the old lino companies
fii times as much
ll'lVJIl,r LVVV V hi . w , -
Iherolsany necessity of paying be,
bause they have no company of their
own that they know of. .
Hence, wo ask oich one to spread the
news to all farmers that wo have a hail
company with 1,400 members and over
lOOVoOO icros Insured and that next yoy
we hopo to make it a permanent msti
SSn wd as solid aa tho hills as f rater
nal as brotherly love and as bind ng as
the rock of ages, all of which calls for
u.f,r rt-.onnrn.t,ion of rood iar-
to bo
by
as
raers
state.
. .i i i
in every neignDornuuu
Cyclone.
BESOLUTIONS.
kolutions and platform adopted by
the Lancaster county convention.
"Resolved, That the people's inde
pendent party is the only party in this
state that is for and by the people, and
wo earnestly solicit examination of our
declaration of principles to the mer
chants, iho laborers, mechanics a;d
farmers of Lancaster county, pledging
our representatives in the legislature
to stand by the bjst interests of the
plain, common people cf fus state.
Your coxraitteo on resolulions re
spectfully subout for your considera
tion the following resolutions:
Resolved, That wo heartily indorse
the principles enunciated by our party
in national convention assembled in
Omaha on July 4th last.
llesolved, That wo aro opposed to
the restoration of the suga- beet bounty.
llesolved, That wo aro in favor of a
maximum freight rate bill that shall
provide rates as low as the Iowa law
does, cost of construction and main
tenance of roads considered.
Resolved, That we demand that the
county attorney of Lancaster county
proceed to compel the county officers
to comply with tho law in regard to
turning feos in excess of salaries com
ing into their hatids into tho coun'y
treasury, and also to compel the county
treasurer to comply wi'h the law rela
tive to tho loaning of county funds.
. Resolved, That wo aro in favor of as
sessing tho property of this state at its
cash value.
Risolvo l, That wo aro in favrrof tho
submission of an amendment to the con
stitution, pyoviding for the election of
the state board of transportation."
We hear excellent reports of crops
of winter wheat yields of 45 to 53 bush
els are reported. Evidently an excell
ent crop in rotation. .Notice advertise
ment of winter wheat.
E. F. Stephens,
Crete Neb.
We havo a Cyclone company running
on well-defined economic principles, il
ls incorporated under the laws of our
jtato and covers tho wholo state. VVo
now have ab nit $230,000 worth of prop
erty insured and are desirous to havo
one or more in every county to act as
our agents, but right hero allow me
to say that our agents aro allowed but
one dollar for each applieition.hence no
one will get rich.
Fire and Ligtning!
There aro about twenty-live local flro
companies now incorporated in the
state and by the end of next year every
county should be covered by a local lire
company. , A. .
' Or if it is thought best at tho next
state alliance a state company could bo
insitutod to cover tho state. Let us
hear from you on this line.
I will some timo soon name ana
locate all mutual firo companies in the
state that are incorporated and givo
some statistics concerning them.
We will have headquarters on tnc
state fair grounds in Alliance building
dining the fair. C ime and see us. .
We invite correspondence on all in
surance subjects. , ...
And a9 there are so many men in tms
state who aro interested in insurance
matters of different kinds it would keep
a man busy to answer all questions by
personal letter. We havo made specia'
arrangements with this paper to fur
nish it from no until Jauuary 1st, for
35 cents. Now vie hopo that everyone
who is a memberof any insurance com
pany will send usWio 35 cents either
for yourself or for ioma one else (but do
not send silver loose in a letter, send
P. O. order, express order 'or draft or
. postal note, or stamps. We want to
' keep informed on all phases of insur
ance and havo adopted this plan and
hopo at least to receive at least a thou
sand subscribers during this month,
because wo will tierby know, that you
aro interested in this department and
further we will make it interesting to
you. If you are taking tlrj paper now
get some ono else to subscribe and send
the money to mo for Alliasce-In de
pendent. . i -
Well Trained ilorxcs.
A Lancaster county farmer owns a
f.hnw,.wMch..n.ra bo weh broken J
fil down ana
The cancus of the county delegates
showed but little interest in Mr. Bry
an. Ono delegate who did not dare to
hazard tho statement that he favored
endorsing Bryan said ho would favor
leaving tho place vacant on tho ticket,
tfhc storm of opposition which this
suggestion created showed clearly that
the independents propose to fight for
their own men. They believe there is
a gocd chance to win. And if they cau
not win they would rather go down
with a man of their own than to win
with a man who will ba against them
when elected, or who. if in sympathy
with them, would lack the courage to
identify himself with them and desert
j
his old oparty
which he knows to be
wrong.
The independents nominate I one
good man for the legislature in the per
son of John M. Mcddins cf this city.
Mr. Meddins is au employee in the Call
cilice, and is a sober ami iudustrious
printer, who is a real workiugman and
who has never been an agitator by pro
fession. The Call!
Oil. tho Sail Sitfe.
Amos J. Cummings, in tho Ne
York Sun. relates the following story,
told by John Allen of Mississippi, on
Holman, the Great Objector: As an
illustration of Holman's cautiousness,
it is said that ho was going down
Pennsylvania avenue, Washington, as
a drove of sheep was coming up tho
street. Ho slopped to iook at them.
A member of tho ho .se, who was go
ing by, placed his hand on his shoul
der and said: 'Judge, those sheep
appear to be sheared." "Yes, yes,"
replied the judge, looking at them
keenly through his glasses, "on this
sido they do; yes, yes, on this side."
in the dust with tne ur- huWt
Knowing and Thinking.
Mamma 'Can you pass mo
cake, dear?
Little Dear I finksJ you's had
at ls'good for you.
lvy- - .4-..;
tho
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THB 1
GLOBEI
4 A" Grade $35.
ALLIANCE.
LEAGUE.
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Hate You Seen Our New
Catalogue for 1892?
It contains more valuable in
formation to the page than any
catalogue you ever saw. We
can't bceirl to tell you about it
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prised and pleased at what you
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HARNESS, SADDLES.
SALESROOMS AND FACTORY:
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UNION. PATRONS.
F. M. B. A.
Grade $46.
"A"
Grade $72.50
ALLIANCE CARRIAGE CO., CINCINNATI, OHIO.
VY Tt(E QOLlOBE IS
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USES NO OIL.
HAS ROLLER BEARINGS.
HAS CHILLED IRON BOXES.
REQUIRES NO ATTENTION.
HAS A SOLID WHEEL
THE GLOBE IB AN ALL STEEL ANDIRON MILL, AND HAS THE
LEAST NUMBER OP WEARING PARTS.
THE GLOBE HAS MORE POWER THAN ANY WHEEL OF ITS SIZE
IN THE MARKET, AND CAN BE BUILT ON A SOLID TOWER, AND WILL
ALWAYS BE FOUND WHERE PLACED.
THE GLOBE IS THE LIGIIEST, SAFEST AND EASIEST RUNNING
MILL WHEEL IN THE MARKET, AND DOES NOT MAKE THREE REVO
LUTIONS TO GET ONE STROKE OF THE PUMP.
THE GLOBE IS THE IDEAL MILL FOR THE FARMER, THE
STOCKMAN AND THE IRRIGATOR.
J3UYr ONLY THB GLOBB.
HOFFSfADT & HAGAN, State Agents,
707 O Street, Lincoln. ISTelo.
Please Mention This Paper. .
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