THE ILLUSTRATED BEE.
Suptumlier 1001.
THESE LETTERS TELL THE TALE.
L EXCLUSIVE HUM-CLASS
LADIES' AND
GENTLEMEN'S TAILORl'G
A J) K I NG.EI) S T ) 7, AW,
CLEVER IDEAS,
NEW EEEEC'IS.
J, A, KERVAN TAILORING CO.,
TII0NI: 805. 12 SOUTH I5TII ST., OMAHA.
Hanker Castcttcr of bluir Writes to Hon. Edward Rosewuter of the Bee for
Information Regard inn the
Bankers Reserve Life Association
Mr. ItoHcwuter's Unqualified Endorsement of the Home Company, After a
Personal Inspection, Quoted in Full.
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IN
IIS
A. CAHTKTTIllt. President.
I". M. OAHTI'ITTKIt, Vice-President.
I". II. OLAUIDtiK. Cashier
II IK HANK I NO IIOUSi: OF
A. CASTETTER
Established ISW.
Incorporated IMS.
Capltiil Stock, HUl.tiOO.
rlLAIIt, Net)., Sept. nth, I'.'Ol.
HON. H. ItOSKWATKIt, Uiimlia. Neb.
Dear Sir: Can you nacoi tulu for inn whether tlie Hankers Itcserve Life Association of Omaha Is lltiunclully sound and
whether Uh condition would Justify tin- In laklriK out another policy?
Iluvu you tiny incniiH of looking Into lis alTiilrH ami business methods?
Do yon enny a policy In thin cimipnny, ami If no how iniicli? If not. would you feci safe In doing so?
I ink tlieHo qiicillnns becnuse you am reputed to be the heaviest Insured man In this tato nnd aro considered well Informed
about 1 1 r Insurance, companies.
'I'rilHtlllu I mil not Intruding too much on your time, I am, Yours truly,
V. M. CASTBTTKIl, Vice-Trent.
THE 0MAHA BEE
E. HOSEWAIEH, Editor
OMAHA, Neb.. September 10, 1901.
vlr. I'. M. CAS'lTrrmt, lllulr, Neb.
Dear Sir: 1 hope you will pardon delay of my response to yours of September 6th occasioned by business pressure and
irnf hhIoiiuI work.
While heavily Insured 1 do not profem to be an Insurance expert, and would not venture to proffer advlco as to the pro
priety of your liiHiirlni; In any particular company.
I do not nrry a policy In the Hankers Iteservo, first, because 1 already have more than 1275,000, which Is all 1 can afford,
anil. Fecund, because I have reached the age limit fixed by the Insurance companies.
On the main polniH of your Inquiry 1 would say that from the best obtainable Information the Hankers Iteserve Life la
financially hounil. Within the past six wecl,s Insurance Commissioner Hancock made an Investigation Into the business methods,
refoiirees ami liabilities of that company, and after a protracted examination pronounced Its management and condition satisfac
tory. Two weeks ago Mr. Itoblsoti, Its preelclent, urged me to examine the books and records of his lompany. and nfter spend
ing about two hours In their Inspection. 1 becainu satisfied that the system of accounting was as perfect as any that I have
seen In any business establishment. The lint of policy holders Is mado up very largely of the most active and progressive class
of business men In every section of the statu
Incidentally 1 learned that the company Issuos no policy above 5,000 and has reinsured orery policy above $2,000 In an
Iowa company that Is represented aB sound and safe. This reduces the risk of the Hankers Itetervo Life very materially and
affords additional protection to Its policy holder ry truly yours,
E. ItOSKWATKIt.
Carpenter's Letter
(Continued from Sixth T.ige.)
which there are openings every hero nnd
thorn for the water to flow oil. Tho road
drainage Is perfect. There aro culverts un
der tho highway nnd In some plncen 111
order that the Irrigation system may not
bo disturbed tho streams aro carried across
high above tho roads.
During a tide with Cnntrnlour do (Iroot
of Haugoiig I passed many piles of volcanic
pebbles which hail been gathered from the
streams ami brought to the roadside. I
asked what thev were for and tho rontrolour
fold mo that they were for repairing, lie
pointed out that each pile bore Its number
and that tho controleurs knew to a ruble
fool Just how much each contained. This
ride was behind a team of high-stepping
ponies on a road as smooth as a Moor,
shaded with tall kanarl trees which Inter
locked their branches overhead, making an
arbor many miles long. So far I havo not
found a road that Is not shaded. Sonio of
tho treea glow to a height of 100 feet nnd n
walk Is not unpleasant even at mid-day.
I'mv 'I'lii'!)' I'ullee (lie Country.
At short distances there uro rest houses
or police stations, llttlu shelters about six
feet suuaro with tiled roofH upheld by white
pillars. Kach shelter has a wooden drum
and tho patrolmen aro required to pound
upon this every tlmo they pass during tho
night. Tim loads are thus watched all
night long by native guards armed with
knives and fauces' they aro supposed to
protect the houses and travelers. Every
native must give two nights a month to
road watching, nnd two days every month
to work on the road, so that on tho averagt
each native gives a day every week to road
work. Some of tho olllclals think this Is
too great a hardship to tho people, but tho
older Dutchmen say that It Is through this
that Java has been made tho prosperous
country It Is nnd that It must not bo
changed. FIIANIC O. CAIlPUNTUIt.
Is She Meanest Woman?
Chicago ltecord-Ilerald- 'Tvo heard a
good many stories about the meanest man,"
said Mr. PccMinm ns he looked furtively
around to make sure that no one was pres
ent who might rarry tales to his wife, "but
nobody has over had anything to say about
tho meanest woman. I know her."
Ills companion, being a man of sound
Judgment, preft rred not to take any part
In tho poor fellow's domestic attaint and
pretended not to be interested Hut Mr
Tockhatn went nir
"Sho lives around the corner from us
nnd makes her husband send word to the
olllco that he's sick nbout onco a wrek. so
ho enn stay home nnd look after the
bablos while she goes shopping. Then sho
finds fault with him because ho Isn't work
ing his wny up nnd getting his salary In
creased." Hitch in Negotiations
Tlttsburg Chronicle: "Hood morning, Mr
Mngnato," Bald tho reporter to tho president
of tho street railway company.
"Hood morning, sir," was the returned
salutation. "What can I do for you?"
"I cnlled to Inquire, sir, whether your
road has yet been leased to the new com
pany?" "No; there was some difference be
tween us and negotiations havo been aban
doned." "Would you mind letting the puhll
know tho cnuso of the hitch?"
"Not at nil. It Is no secret. The new
company wished to Icaso our road for !
years, but In Justice to our stockholders w.
felt that we ought not to lease It for longer
than Bin) years."
"Thank you, sir."
"You aro quite welcome. Call again."
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