The Alliance-independent. (Lincoln, Nebraska) 1892-1894, March 09, 1893, Page 8, Image 8
TILE AhhlXS 0 h -INDEP K X J ) K X T. n r I mm mam. & J. T. M. BWI04KT, hwttrj mt tta lbraka Mutual CToinoa, lurkd4 Wins' Mora UlurkKO Company, Ki'llOK. U emnmontvauon on fins Croons or Hall Injur nee tbould bs addreMe4 to Bias Linooia, N.riraska. We iubmlt the following for the con sideration of all who may want to in sure. If anj one baa a critlcUm please .notify ui at ono that the board may take action on same, We want pledwet to the ameent of 100,000 acres before any insurance will take effect Let us hear from you now. ARTICLES OP ASSOCIATION. First. This association shall be known as the Nebraska Alliance Mutual Hail Insurance Association. Second. Its object shall be to insure arrowing crops against loss or damage by haiL Third. The officers shall be president vloe president, secretary and treasurer who shall attend to the duties custom assigns to suoh officers, and shall also act as the executive committee or board and shall be elected at each annual meeting. Fourth. The secretary and treasurer shall each give bonds for double the mount that is likely to coma into his hands the same to be approved and held by the president. Fifth. All who desire to become mem bers of this company can do so by list ing their planted crops with the secre- , tary under such rules as the executive ' board may prescribe, and by giing turn pledge or valid obligation as will be demanded by said board. Sixth.' No assessments to pay losses shall exceed fifteen cents per acre ia any year and shall not be higher than Is needed to pay all louses and expenses submittal to three rrons as arbifra- on of whom ball m se cta ry Rant one br the company and the tuiri by tbfM two persons all of whom st all b- swurn to make a fair and Im- nartial inmtlk'atioo and award. Said ad ij.tors shall have authority to ex amine witnoMivs and determine ali mat ter in dl-rut. and hali make their award in writing to the were tary of the com nan? and such award shall be final. Rule 12. In eo case will the company be liable for loss or damage on any small Grain after it baa be-n cut, nor when it Is over ripe unless it bo proven to the executive board that the failure to have such crop harvested in season wa unavoidable. The liability of this company for loss or damage on corn shall cease on September 13th, of each year. . Kuie 14. Alter an assessment nas been made the secretary shall draw orders on the treasury to pay losses as soon as there is money enough in the treasury to par (25) twenty-five percent of all the losses, bam orders snail oe drawn in favor of all losers In propor tion to the amount of his loss. Rule 15. The treasurer shall give a bond for t10.Ott0.OO and the secretary fer $5,000.00 both of which shall be ap proved by the president and held by him. Nerve Tonic Blood Builder Our travelling representative M George S. Currie Is taking in Kansas and Missouri He is now in Kansas City whore he will remain this week, leaving Monday for Leavenworth where he will stop a short lime and then go on to bt. Joseph. Any assistance or courtesies extended him will be appre ciated by the firm. THE MARKETS. Chicago Grain and Uve Stock Chicago. March 7, 1893. OATTLS-Reoeipt. 6.600 bead; shipment. 1.3 K) head; market hIow. weak: top steern. (5 ISO no; otheri, II 005 15: mocker and feeders. 13 uua,3 s; ttxans, ti wm l; cows, K lua 4 16. Hoa Receipts. 17.ono he id; sh omen's, 9.. 000 bead; market 10&15c lower; fslrti rood, 7 ouqg7 vu; Drtme and butcher's. Is 0028 20: liKht. 16 00. " u MHKBP -Receipt! i. wo nana; n lower; natlv ell 12.000 heart; shipments, others 10c western, 15 4S: fat Texann, 14 6U&4 65: lambs. 14 6U&05O. bain Wheat, 73; corn, 41; oats, 30 fancy nat've. S7 85; . 14 UKO uu; Omaha Live Stock. - Omaha, Miroh 7, 1898. Ho Fair to good hooa of all weights sold at t7 607 76 Cattle Prime, 14 60t5 06. Cowr-13 10&3 65: uood western utaers. 00 4 10 hHKsp-Fr me, average 115 lbs.. 6 00: fair to good natives, 8 75(2,6 00. A Few Testimonials from Council Bluff's. We the undersigned have tested the Excelsior Home Baker and Roaster on a recent hunting trip and pronounce It to be superb for roabting ducks, etc., giving the meat a rich flavor entirely unknown before. We cannot speak in too high terms of the merit of the pan. S. rarEBworth. ex. ores. First Nat. Bank. II. D. Hsrle, wholesale druggist. Aug. Bersheim. cashier. C. B. Sav ings bank. J. W. Peregoy, wholesale clears. H II. Van Brunt, wholesale imple ment dealer. Grape Vines. No farm or village lot complete with out them The trape can be grown as easily as corn. I will furnish the fol lowing sorts, well-rooted, No. 1 stock, by mail poftpaid, 10c each: Concord, Worden. Niagara. Brigh ton, tuviren, ives, Avawam. Catawba: or 1 Com oi d and 2 of any of the above, 3 for 2.'c. In large orders I will make low prices. 1 Fiy Prolific Currant. 1 t- a. T-l 1 n .-v iuo. run raui, d ior za. M D. Tiffany. 116 So. 29th Bt, Lincoln, Neb. season. Seventh. No officer of the association shall receive more than two dollars per day for services actually rendered. Eighth The executive board shall appoint adjustors from among the mem bers not to exceed three In any county, whose duty it shall be to adjust the losses in the county in' which they live. xne aajustors to De recommended at a called meeting of the members of each oouuty. The losses are to be adjusted according to rules to be formulated by the execu ive board. Ninth. In case the losses adjusted ex ceed the amount collected each loser shall not receive more than his pro portionate share of the amount of money collected. Tenth. The annual membership fee shall not be less than fifty cents (SOcts.) but any member who insures 100 acre9 or more Bhall pay $1.00 for membership lee. These fees to be used to nav ex- penses and losses. Eleventh. No member shall receive more than five dollars ($5.00) per acre fer a total loss. Twelfth. The annual meeting shall be held at the same time and place ai the annual meeting of the Nebraska Farm ers' Alliance. The tecretary shall give notice of said meeting to each member at least ten days preiously. Thirteenth. Insurance shall not take effect until 100,000 acres are secured. RULES. Kule.l. At the time of giving appli cation each person will be required to give two good names as security on his nota, or give a mortgage on chattel security on live stock three times the value of the obligation in which case he la to pay 20 cents extra for filing purposes, or give a time certificate of deposit due November first, issued by local bank properly eudorstd to the Nebraska Alliance Hail InaurannA association. All obligations to become due on November first, the secret arv to proceed to collect on the fifteenth of said month. lvuie a. au applicants must state wneiner all or only a part of the kind oi crop OAned by them is listed for in surance and shall make a diagram of location of crop insured on back of application Kule A. No Insurance will take effect until noon of the date of approval bv the secretary. Rule 4. No member will be allowed to Insure any crop except his own. In case he has an undivided interest, such laet 6Dau be specified In the contract Rule 5. The members of this com pany may meet at the county seat of ineir respective counties on the first Saturday In June and recomend from among their number not to exceed three persons for adjustors and forward ne names oi same to tne secretary at Lincoln for approval. n .1 . n . . xvuie d. in case tne members In anv company fail to recommend an adjuster the secretary shall appoint some one to settle any loss that may occur in said county. xvuie i. ii any adjuster is in any way interested in anv loss or .damage . . - . ,-. . ue snait not act as adjuster. T i a v . xvuio o. ii any mem oer sustains a loss he must notify the secretary with in five days from date of loss, otherwise his claim for loss will be null and void bule9. Adjustments of losses on small Brain will be made within twenty days from receipt of notice of loss by ine secretary, l, Kses on corn will be adjusted within sixty days. ttuieiu. losses will be adjusted on ine percentage plan, but no loss will be allowed unless said damage exceed five per cent. iiule 11. This company shall not be liable to any member who fails to give the secretary notice of loss within five davs of said damace. nor will it ho liah'A lor any loss by drouth, frost, wind, and Home Markets exist for every kind water, or anything else than loss or of farm and garden produce in the damage done by hail. . neighboring cities of Ogdea and Salt li.U 1 f thAiu m l.i u ' XI I I 1 I i 1 . . . uuio ia, xi wici u is a ion arc ui ine i ijub. hdu in me irreat mimnir c&mns parties 10 agree upon tne amount oi Lianas will be snown from thei &. such damage or loss the same shall be I fice ef the Company at Corinne. 15tf xyyv e. VTrV prb. -Nr - and Ren4for Dr. WILLIAMS' HEDICIWE CO., Schenectady, If.Y. Brockville, OnU Ripan's Tabules cure dizziness, head ache, flatulence, constipa'ion and tor pid liver. WANTED. White beans, honev. sore-ham molasses outwr ana eggs to sell on commission, J. W. Hartley, State Agent. Tourists Trips. Round trips to to tne Pacific Coast. Short trips to the Mountain Resorts of Colorado. The Great Salt Lake. Yellowstone National Park the most. wonderful spot on this continent. f uget Sound, the Mediterranean nt tne Pacific coast. And all reached via the Union Pnplfin system r'or detailed information null on or address, J. T. Mastin, C. T. A., 1044 O St., E. B. SLOSSON, Gen. Apt.. Lincoln, Neb, Homes and Irritated Farms. Gardens and Orchards in the Celebrated Bear River Valle t on the Main Lines of the Union Pacific and Central Pacific R. R. near Corinnt and gden, Utah. Splendid location for business and in dustries of all kinds in the well known city of Corinne, situated in the middle of the valley en the Central Pacific K.R. The lands of the Boar River-valley are now thrown open to settlement by the construction of the mammoth system of irrigation from the Bear lake and river, just cempleted bv the Bear River Canal Co., at a cost of $3,006,000. Tho com pany controls 100.000 acres of these fine ands and owns many lots and business locations in the city ef Corinne, and is now prepared to sell on easy terms to settlers and colonies. The climate, soil, and irrigating facilities are pronouaced unsurpassed by competent judges who declare the valley to be the Paradise of the Farmer, Fruit Grower and Stock Raiser. Nice social surroundings, rood scnoois ana cnurcnes at uormne City New England Mutual Life Insurance Co. OF BOSTON, MASS. 49th : Annual : Statements BUSINESS rop 892. Net ledger assets, Jan. 1, 1892, RBCEIPTS. 3,021,10008 1,145,584 M 30,702,344 47 For premiums ., For Inn-rent, rents. and profit and loss.. Lrftss taxes. J4.106.685 07 , . 60,013 43 4,116,67164 124,810,016 61 DISBURSEMENTS. .f 1,290,654 GO Death-claims ... Matured and Dis counted endow- menut 243.332 00 Cancollod and surren dered nolcies 399.290 19 Distribution of sur plus 581,053 62 Total paid to policy holders 12.514.230 31 Amount paid for com- miHNions to Events, salaries, medical fees, advertising, print lng, stationery and all other inci dental expenses at the home ofllce and at agencies 566.590 17 Amount paid for ac crued interest on in vewments purchas ed during the year.. 8,165 39 3,088,985 87 Net ledger assets, Dec, 31, 1892, I21,730,30 64 Market value of secur ities over ledKer cost I 897.685 47 Interest and r -nts ac crued Dec 31. 1802.. 234.075 52 Net premiums in course of collection J64.208 98 1,295,969 97 dross assets. Dec. 31, 1892, 123,026.000 61 LIABILITIES. Reserve at Massachu setts Standard 4 per cent 120.471.091 43 Balance distributions unpaid 107.428 24 Death and endowment claims approved.... 118,712 00 20,697,231 67 Supplies..... J2.328.76894 Every policy has endorsed through the cash surrender aud paid up insurance values to which the insured is entitled by the Massachu setts statute. Lira Roi.n Kndowmk t policies are issued at the old life rate premiums. An nual cash distributions are paid on all policies. Pamphlets, rates and values for any age sent on application to the company's office. President. Benjamin P. Stevens; vice-president, Alfred I). Poster; secretary. S. P. Trull; assistant secretary, William B. Turner. . W. J. Fischer, Gen. Agent. . A. F, Jennings, Manager. C.R.Cook, , t). H Bottum, J. 8. Allan), T.J. Olive, Special agents, 301 aod 302 Brace b'ldg , Lincoln, Neb. IS IT NOT 3000 COMMON SENSE ARGUMENT Thttt we, hs manufacturers, can give best mmiE TII1H jPK MACHINE r- nwmm tXl JL...nM'.Vi i.ll ITSiH l Wl ji:UuiklMl j.- ;..iM' QUALITY Km PRICE BOTH RIGHT! Quality at tho Top, Irl-e at the liottom. lend for catalogue, illustrating our Chicago No. 1 Jintter, only S. 78, and tlis holiest Rrario modert itvlo mncliino in the world for SliJ.SS. iSA tlltTercn' itvles lit intermeilinte prices. HKMtM ItKll! i' K snve ou from one to three profits. VK isivt en days frre trial. H'K wiirrnut ever? tnachine II 'ears. AVK- fr.rnish the lutest uttiu'hmeiith. Wt ilT"r an opportunity to ecure a Bewlnir ninclilm lui'.K. Mention this p. .per. Addreoi Chicago .Sewing Machine Co., Mntra. N. Halsted St. Uept.ASl, Chicago, UI My New Method If you r trb, 1 "ill n.'ll rno I Imj IrUi lr-l-u -Bt l tli fnio X mi rf. tmm rj-i rut i Hti; .r M !' trvalnw-nl fr tall .. Tbryexii l all 525?3!2K??251 Mttrr iwiuadlr for t'atarrh. I.Mcr. Htdmrr r KUmark troulilo. iMifnUua. ViojurtA, 'ldr ir. ('onalliation Itklu clii'i-". terlal IrrsHa to Uvr naminx t '! tpr Addma lK. K. J. HUIMT, Aalilaxt. ! MATlfiNAI bi'sixkss i...k.;k. nnilVUnk A reliable iralnlne tu hml 1 for young men and woinin who dewlr to follow coinmeirlal puraulia. or wth to i I leara sbortbann.trpevr Itliiir. telPCTanhv. t-tc Correspondence aollcli1 ctiogue l nv. i Dr ieasons in i-honbiiud tv Uill free, national Hi hlness Co-i k; Y M. !. A. H 'dg., Kansas Ity. M. Send for srecuu spring and summer iffer. TREES AND PLANTS! Foret Tree fee11tnira all va rietie Ked redar etc. Hfara ordering tlsewhere. writs for my Prlre .lata ami OMIIIUI, l m. RBHII V 111, FRUIT EXCELSIOR HOMK BAKER AND ROASTER none irenulne without hs nttincra miriiun improved style, is a solid make, has deep flange Bwuiit; fumijtn grate. ana closes perfect iv ugut saves 83 per cent nutritious elements. Full de scriptive circular on application. AGENTS WANTED in every county in the fj. S. Ad- Hnuu CHlffT.VG CPUTTtTUE'TCt; . (1 XT (ht., CouncU Bluffs, Iowa. W. C. T. U. DINING HALL, 138 S 12th St., Lincoln. 8TERL WDMir.R Fence Machine. Powerful, durable. easy, rapid. Weaves 60 to 8u rods per day. strong, stock-proof fence, from slats, poles, willows. Slc Wholesale price, freight paid direct from factory For circulars address, Goshen Fence Machine Co , Goshen, Ind. 1 . .if1 j... , Tested - Seed - Corn. T EGAL TENDER YELT OW DENT, aud i Mills Co. w bite Dent. Best in cultivation. Immense yield. 1-t premium and sweepstakes at Iowa state fair 1- '91 and '92. 1st at "t. Louis in '92. Each took 1st at winter Cora Show in Des Moines. Jan. 12. "93. Suited to Central Iowa and south. 11.75 ner bushel. Two bushel orders, sacks free. Write for 93 circular. NIMS BROS., Emerson, Iowa. Hardy Small Fruits! An Immense stock of Northern Grown Plantsof finest quality; all the best varieties at lowest prices. Seed Potatoes. The cream of new introductions at II 25 ner bushel, W rite for free list to JOHN F. DAYTON. WAIKON. ALLAMAKEE CO.. IOWA. Jersey Bulls for Sale. One a son of Pennsylvania, the Grand Sweepstakes Cow, Rate 23 lbs. oJ butter In 7 days 1890. Sire. East Woods Pagis. One a son of Eastr Belle, the Grand Sweepstakes Cow, 1891-1892, beating Holstines and all milk breeds. Kate 17 lbs, 5i oz., 7 days. One a son of our Comassie Cow, Im ported Star, 14 lbs., 14 oz., 7 days. East Woods Pagls won Grand Sweep stakes 1891 and 1892, beating Holstines and ail milk breeds. Call on or address, Lincoln Jersey Cattle Co., Lincoln, eb. Van MOREHEAD OF Albion, Neb. Has plenty of L. B. snd B. P. Rock cockrels and pul lets for sale. Eggs in season. JANSEN - NURSERY. Nursery Grown Ash G5c per 1000. Ash and Box Elder larger $1.10 per 1000. Fruit iTees. Grace Vines. Small Friilts snii Evergreens, Osage and Honey Locust Hedge. Every Tree, Vine and Ihrub a Bargain, Satisfaction guaranteed. Send .for price list Address Jansen Nursery or C. B. CALBRAITH. Jefferson County. Jansen, Nebras EEDS O WAUI1AMKD. o Best in the World. By mall, nostacre naid. I -enl a package and up. Grand lotf EXTRAS srfven witn every order, fretuest and only fuke Catalogue in the world with pictures of aa varieties. Send yours and neighbors' address. mil, ii ui , rt. gnwinnnii ""WHIWlWnwWlROCKFOW), - ILLINOIS SOUTHWESTEPM STAMP WORKS; 132fl Grand ave.. Kansas City. Mo. PIGS ARE VALUABLE First class t&bla and attendance Lunches t sJl hours, 80tl RUHtliS PAT. APRIL 1, JfltfO. Fanners should SENT) at ntirv. tnr lars of my new Pitt Forcens: with ths. in. struments you can save many fine sows and pigs every year. Warranted to give satisfac tlon, If your dealer dos not keep tbem, send direct to me. (WA gents wanted. J. N. REI MEKS, 1 106 K. High St , Davenport, Ia. FARM LANDS FOR SALE IN NEBRASKA .- - . . . T " I - - , J 1 ' " ' Fprnan, Crt-ely, trT, GarnMd. Hitchcock Iltrlan, Hall, Hayei, Kearney, Loup, Lancaster. 1'erkiD. Sherman, Valley aud Webster counties in 'ebraska 1 bese lands belong to us, and we will bell tbem from Per Acre Up, AND ON EASY TERMS. Call and see us or write us for list naming the county or counties you wish to invest In. C. C. BURR & SON, 1 Room I I, Burr Block, - LINCOLN, NEB. GROUND :: 0 i i I' mm n Ike .i "n FOB. IS NOW used by all the principal feeders of utock, and 19 better appreciated as its meiits Income known. It is used for stock of all kinds and you cannot afford to feed stock for inaiket without it. There is nothing that assists so limch. in fattening as THIS MEAL, and you have only to use it to be convinced. ONE POUND ISf EQUAL 10 3-lbs. OF CORN. Put up in bags of 100 lbj, each. Price, $1.40 per lOOlhsi nr OK 00 nr frvn If your dealer does not keep it. send us draft or morr 1W JUS or V-O.UU per ion. oraerand we will ship promptly. Woodman Linseed Oil Works, Omaha wnnnKrAWf GUELPH 2:16 Champion of Nebraska Traoks. 1 4 .J i, 3-year-old record 2:40. ' by MessetiRer Duroc: 2d dam Bonnie Lassie by Hambleton- Winner of the fastest heat and the fastest three heats ever trotted by a stallion in the State. v. TnH,,llriii. o-ycwr-uxu recorus:z; oia recora x.40li: .iua(e uronam, mis sire is iTinceDs: dam Marv t !?n i tGu1Pn has Deen a consistent campaigner, and one of the gamest race horses that ever "'- o'e. oiie. coior aim siweo, an oi wnicn are essential m a horse to breed to. uueipn wm trot a mueinznu or Detter this season, barring accident. He has trotted a mile in 2:KH, showing that his record Is no measure of his speed. Guelph will make the season au Lincoln, Neb., 24th and O Sts. Service fee 50, with the usual return privilege. MONTE CARLOS 9947. Brother in Ttlook to the reat jay Bird. Sired by Monta rr8to (brother to Lumps 2 21V by Geo. Wilkes: dam Lady Frni.k. p. t. 2:24 (dmn of Karlv Dawn 2:21, Jay Bird 2:21 Dewey Eve. dam of Galileo Hex 2: 12. McGregor Wilkes 2:27m. by Mambrino Star 2:28; 2d dan Lady Franklin 2:29 (dam of ( otlaite Girl 2:29) by Esty's Black Hawk. Moute Carlos is the sire of Dan Hendee, 2-year-old record 2:42, his first colt and others that are showing early speed. He is d jstlned to make as great a sire as Jay Bird. He will make- These horses can be seen at the Lincoln Barn, cor. 24th and O streets. Address all communications to Cor. 24th and O Sts. Send for catalogue. A T. TURNEY & SONS, Lincoln, Neb Ml ENGLISH SHIRE STALLION 3 Good Hoists Bring Big Money. Poor Horses Bring No Money. If You Cannot Afford to Breed to Good Stallions, Don't Breed at All. With the animals now on hand we have won S Grand 8wepstake Prizes over all draft breeds; 8 Hweepsmke prizes over shire breeds; 8 First Md 15 hecot.d nrizfs in thpir Hauaa Th o .oo.H ,tA .;MTKmimiW l in snow varus. Wl'.n snam comnetitinn. lwinir -,r.r,lv at Ht jto ITa .c n0 horses must be solrt within tlie next sixty days at terms to suit t!ie purchaser. A. I.. SULLIVAN, JOSEPH WATSON & CO., Branch Barns, Lincoln, Neb. Beatrice, Neb. Buy Salzer's northern Grant Farm Seeds. jew u uaui arniiur. a i it itu Id Diisiici i per acre from our seed. Now. sinrn t.!in hv hr.t r..X ...i... .u. ..."f0"1: y'aing this year the grandest 0f all vhlteoals,Ai.Xii;N mk bat iiVxiiVMulr u ,nrrouuce lul oat, aren.arl-.ableet.K.ler, over 2,o6o taUta"n" uti rr5U mimid "Im oiitylold an, and every white oat known. It is the prnat fieneraucurnosfl t lantwl- lt,w a all climes and on all soils. aJ withstands eUrj elSnt of SSm mtoS. drou JSf SS?25!S,,.ill nke in a wonderful degree. Its straw Is still, uiTltlit and never f iin tnS?:,? . ' ra"L8 ana. the The wide-awake farm- will plant a few icrS Pto th is oat ThteXmand vXm Rj1 ltId tor mi. fail, for emybady seelu, It irrow win want It "iS,am IT 10 Farm gram samples, InciuOlu Great Northern Oatt. 8c.;wltH e& 15S?!ita . 60,000 BUS. SEED POTATOES CHEAP Largest erowors of seed potatoes and farm sneds in America r,ono nra money In buying our c!ioc seeds. Spaclal low freight rates frSm La "cnSSf ftarSfS? Sav logoe contains valuable infmnation on Brass, dover. whaTwtttSste. tr?, ItlsmaliedUDon receipt of Be. in stamps. yuujues, etc, etc., lor tlie farmer. John A. Salzer Seed Co., La Crosse, is. When Writlngto Salzer be Sure and PENDENT. Mention THE ALLIANCE-INOE- PILES, FISTULA, ' and all other Diseases of the Kectum cured by Drs. Tht.M ' r Ksy W K HS55 e howtoavo.d sharpersand quacks. OateXW sffi.. ..vvw. wmo orwiW UUUrlBr D lug Dr. 1 m mr Ni McUellan & Go. STAR MEDICAL. AND SURGICAL INSTITUTE WiSlJ.J?? treatment of P.ivate and Chronic Disease. of'tW .. c nino uiive a rarllfal mint n ...... u 4 rrhnM. j .. - ' Lovmiu iu au us iorma. nose, throat aad discovery Pll nr h!,. rZ"" " ""9?' cure lor ca . -r .v "v"iiuwiuB Hum ann i n daaeaa n n . . ' ?i!f or ligature. All taZSS.S! Aniiiciy mm satisiactorllv cured Fnr fnh, i.k. . .7 Opp. 8, James Hotel, V TemplSk. J. PmS!l&Xl I -