HOME LIFE COMPANIES
Keep the Surplus Savings cif the
People Within Reach of the
People anil Their Invest
ment nt Home,
STEADIES COMMERCIAL CURRENTS
Ami Prnlci'tN 'Miliar CiimninnlilfN
from Siiilili'ii I'liimn'liil Stnmm
nml I'ruloiiKi'il 1'iinlcN.
Ilnd Ncbrnskn policy holders In alien llfo
rnnpnnlcH tlcpojltcil tlielr premiums with
homo companion tho surplus nccumulntlons
of tho yonrit preceding tho Inst nanln would
Imvo Bavcd Ncbfaskn IiiihIiicm pooplo from
I tin nwful bankruptcies of In tlino of
peace prepare for war, In good times
lay up storo for tho ovll day. Tho Insurer:!
of Nebraska In ten years
;ontiiiiii!ti;ii tir..(ioo,(MK).
lo alien llfo companies. This net sum
over nnd nbovo all dividends and benefits
wns locked up In the. v.hiIIh of the nllen cor
porations nnd not a penny was avnllablo to
alleviate tho llnanclal d'.HtiesH of Nebraska
during tho panic. It takes no skillful
financier to calculate, thu tcrrlblo loss to
Nebraska by reason of this condition.
i:.hti:ii mo.m:v ro.vor.sTio.v
was onn of tho paramount muses of the
serious commercial complications of those
iiever-to-be-forROtten dnys. Men of" Ne
braska learned a sovero lesson nt n fright
ful expenso In 1803. They now seo how
absolutely essential to the welfare of tho
stato Is an Independent trensury. In no
other way nro the savings of tho peoplo so
successfully hnnillcd ns by life companies.
l(MHH),0M A Y I'M It
N what tho Ilankors Ilcservo will bo writing
In less than ten years. Its accumulations
for tho benefit of Its policy holders will be
enormously Increased from year to yenr.
One-tenth of tho rums paid annually to
nllen companies will build a
If I IMI.OIIO.IIOO COMPANY
In less than ten years. Nchrnsknns know
that tho Hankers Iteserve 1,1 vo Association
Is progressive, ro hililo nnd nggrenslve. For
that reason they rally to lis support and
for that reasun they aro Riving It more
huslucss every week thnn Is written bv
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Gleanings from the
Story
SENATOn CHAUNCEY M. DEPEW,
while repairs aro being mado upon
his houBo In Now York City, Is lly
Ing nt tho Waldorf-Astoria. Somo
tlmo ngo ho wont thcro and re
Bervcd n suite of rooms, When ho camo
bnck from Washington nftor attending the
funcrnl of President McKlnley ho wont di
rectly to tho hotel. As ho stepped up to
tho desk there wns a woman arguing with
tho room clerk. Tho argument rnn some
thing llko this. Tho clerk said:
"I nm Borry, madam, hut wo havo no
rooms."
"I wnnt n pnrlor, bed room nnd bath, nnd
I must havo them," said tho woman, de
cisively. "Wo hnvo none," said tho clerk, cour
teously. "Then, I will tnko ono room, with bath."
"flut wo hnvo none."
"Who Is taking tip all the rooms?" oBkcd
the womnn, combatively.
"Well," snld tho clerk, "peoplo coming In
for tho yacht races, tho horao show, tho
fall shopping, nnd so on. Wo nro quite
full."
Just then Scnntor f)epow stepped up and
tho clerk snld affnbly:
"Tho rooms you engaged nro ready, scn
ntor. I hopo thoy nro satisfactory."
Tho woman turned nnd looked nt Senator
Depcw, recognized him In n moment and
said to nnother womnn with her, In with
crlng scorn:
"I should think that thoflo peoplo who
pretend to Hvo In Now York would havo
homes hero and not ro to hotols," and sho
flouted off.
Hector Maxtor of St. Mark's Episcopal
church, Minneapolis, contributes nn anec
dote of Illshnp Whipple, which tho latter
related not long before his (loath.
Cornclln Whipple, tho bishop's first wife,
believed In drenms. Sho was a woman who
seldom drenmed. but when sho did tho
drenm Invnrlnbly came true. On a Sundav
morning In October, nt Faribault, Minn.,
mnny years ngo, Bho aroused tho bishop nnd
told him that her son, who wns living In
Now Mexico, wns dying. She hnd seen
him In a dream nnd there could bo nn
mlstnko nbout It. Sho described him ns bo
lav on n hnrd bed In n miserable ndobe
hut nnd declnred thnt his serious condition
wns dun to Innttentlon. Sho urRcd tho
bishop to proceed without delnv to New
Mexico nnd rcscuo tho boy.
A few hours later Hlshop Whlpplo, obedi
ent to his wife's wishes, wns flying south
wnrd as fast as steam could tako him.
When ho reached St. Iouls ho found n telo
grnm nwnltlng him from his wife. It rend:
"Proceed without delay to Now Mexico.
Don't wnsto nny time; every moment Is
precious."
Ho followed directions to tho letter and
reached his stepson's slda Just In tlmo.
Tho sccno wns Just as Mrs. Whlpplo had
depcrlbcd It. Tho boy was sick unto denth
on n pnllot of straw In nn ndobo hut. What
medlcnl attention ho had received was dolne
him more harm thnn good.
It was apparent that ho could not survive
another day In such surroundings. Bishop
Whlpplo had left In such n hurry thnt he
had neglected to bring any moro money than
ho needed for his baro traveling expenses.
In his dilemma ho went to tho bank nnd
told his Btory to tho cashier n mnnly young
Mexlcnn. Ho needed money to get his son
nut of tho country; would the bank honor
n drnft?
Tho cnshler was Impressed with tho
bishop's recltnl.
"Any ono could tell by looking nt your
foco," said he, "that you wero n hlslion
of tho church of Oml nnd thnt you speak
tho truth. I will ho glad to accommodate
you. How much money do you wnnt?"
Tho bishop drow on tho bank for $500 nnd
ho nnd tho sick man wero soon on their
wny north. The mother's drenm saved tho
boy's llfo and tho loan wns repaid as soon
as tho bishop reached home,
Former Attorney Ocnornl Miller recently
told this story, which Is thoroughly enjoyed
by the narrator:
"When President Hnrrlson tnvltcd mo to
become n member of his cnblnot," ho said,
"I determined to visit my boyhood homo In
Indiana beforo going to Wnshlngton. I hnd
not been In tho town for twenty years. At
tho railroad station I wns mot by tho vit
iligo hnckman, who knew mo when I wns
n boy. He greeted mo ns If I had left tho
town only tho dny boforo. On tho wny to
tho hotel In his ramshackle 'deep-sen going'
hack' I said:
" 'Well, William, whnt has happened since
I hnvo been horo?'
" William,' I continued, 'I've been chosen
n member of tho president's cabinet, Whnt
do tho neighbors sny to thnt?'
" 'Nothln',' ho nnswered, 'thoy Just
lauRh.' "
Tho uniformed functionary who Is In com
mnnd of n reRlment of boll boys nt a local
; ho'el, relates tho Detroit Free Press, tnkes
pride In tho mouthful of Jewelry thnt Is ills
played every tlmo he grins. He had bad
luck with hlfl teeth In earlier life, nnd
several Ivories havo been replnced with gold
fillings. An ncqualntnnce, one of tho prom
inent regulnr boarders nt tho hotel, notic
ing the nnlmnted showcase the other dny,
observed:
"I nm nfrnld, captain, thnt after you nre
dead and burled, you won't remnln long In
your grave. Somo ono will dig you up for
TIIE IL1T1TJ ST BATKn TIV.V.
Teller's Pack
thnt gold In your mouth. You'll be worth
moro dead than you aro alive."
Hastus laughed so heartily at this that
tho Jowclry display dazzled tho eyes of tho
guest.
"Oh, no, ah," ho said, "dcy won't dig
mo up, snh no, snh, cawso I'ao gwlno tch
ho Incrlmlnnted. I am. Ah'll Jes fool nil
doso gold-huntnhs. Dey's dun got mah odah
down nt do creamery long tlmo ngo."
"Not long ago," remarked n traveling
mnn, "I went up the picturesque Kentucky
river on n little steamboat which runs
from I.oulsvlllo to Frnnkfort. Dy the wny,
thcro iBn't n wilder or moro beautiful
stream In tho whole country than that same
Kentucky river: tho boat passes through
eight or ten government locks during the
trip. On tho boat I encountered n queer
old customer n 'ong-bcarded, grizzled Ken
tucklnn, who was full of Interesting rcml
nlscenccs. .
" 'Onco on a time,' ho said, 'I mado n
heap o' money up nn' down this llttlo cd'
river n-peddlln'.'
" 'Whnt did you pcddlo?' I nsked.
" 'Kenrds,' ho answered, 'plnyln' kenrdi
nn' bibles.'
" 'That was n queer stock In trade,' was
my comment. 'How did you happen to
havo such n mixed lot ns thnt?'
" I bought It nt n auction down t' Ixjo's
vllle,' bo explained, 'tho auctioneer lumped
'cm, bo I hnd to toko 'cm. Put I got rid of
em yes, slrco ev'ry ono of 'cm. People
nlnng this river Is alius wild for playln'
kenrds; I sold them plnyln' kenrds for $2 n
pack. They wont off rnpld, ev'ry ono of
thorn ycs-slreo; nn' I didn't hnvo nary
bible left on hand, nuther.'
" 'How much did you get for your bibles?'
I nsked.
" 'haws,' tho reminiscent Kentucklnn ex
plained; 'them bibles went off rnpld, too;
I glvo 'em nwny with In' kenrds.' "
Sonnto.- Piatt was In n hansom cab with
two ladles, reports tho Now York Times.
Tho cab was stopped at tho ladles' ontrnnco
of tho Fifth Avcnuo hotel. They alighted.
After tho scnntor hnd escorted tho ladles
to tho door ho hailed the cnbman, who was
nbnut to drlvo nwny, nnd tipped the mnn a
quarter. Three half-tlpsy loafers In good
clothes wero pnsslng. One of them saw the
net nnd snld insolently:
"Is It a good qunrtcr, Tom?"
Tho senator turned nbout nnd replied:
"It Is far better thnn your manners, at
nny rate."
Then ho Joined tho Indies.
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Moderate Priced Hlfh-Cliss
Ladles' and Gentle
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'Phone 805.
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October 13, 1001.
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Tailoring Co.
424 South 15th Street.
Omaha, Neb.
r.Trrr little (rirl lore a doll. How dflljrMM
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ft
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