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should not forget that one well managed
life Insurance company will give employ
ment to more persons than any ordinary
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TIIK IIAKl:it IIKWKIIVK I. IKK
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supports 250 people. It collects and dis
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most succeRKfiil of -factories. It turn?
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ordinary factory. In the city of Deg
Moines, tho grent Insurance center of the
west. It is claimed n.riOO people are en
gaged In the Insurance business. The larg
est assessment life insurance company In
tho world, with
KM,OIMt,(HK AT IIISK,
is located there. The backbone of Dee
Moines is Its local Insurance companies.
They bear the same relation to that enter
prising Iowa metropolis as the packing
houses bear to the cities of Omaha and
South Omaha. The Hankers Reserve Life
is organized under the laws of Nebraska,
which were copied verbatim from those of
Iowa. What has been done in Iowa can be
dono In Nebraska. In the face of Iowa's
experience It Is folly to force Nebraska
to the background.
i. ii. iniii(, iiti:iiKvr
of tho Hankers Reserve Life, says: "I see
no reason in the world why Nebraska
should not take rank with Iowa as a life
insurance center. The best of risks are
offered. The people are prosperous. The
companies are In existence. They need
simply a loyal support to make them suc
ceed. They are entitled to a friendly In
surance department with fair, liberal
supervision, and
TIIKY Wll.l. IliVH IT.
"The people are In no humor for petti
fogging and pestiferous Intermeddling of
alien agents or companies. They propose
In these years of prosperity to provide at
home for the lean years of possible panics."
rite for Information on the question.
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Read The Illustrated Bee
Old Niobrara
(Continued from Fifth Page.)
Judge Dundy that an Indian had the right
to sever his tribal relations and claim the
protection of the I'nited States under the
constitution. Out of this case came the
friendly efforts of Ilright Eyes, an Omaha
Indian girl, her acquaintance with an
Omaha newspaper man writing under Dr
Miller on the old Omaha Herald; a court
ship, engagement and marriage ensued, fol
lowed by a lecturing tour in the eastern
states and Europe, In which Standing Dear
and Ilright Eyea told the Btory of the
I'oncas to hundreds of Interested audiences.
Out of the Incident of that time arose the
Indian right agitation, which has since
given the Influence of the best citizenship
and the best legal talent In America to se
cure Just treatment for the Indian tribes.
One of the r suits of Its work Is the passing
away of the old tribal relation and the
adoption of the Indian as a full citizen of
the United States, all the Nebraska In
dians, 3,000 in number, now being citizens
and the men voting at all elections. Bright
r.ycs mow Mrs. T. H. Tibbies) lives In
Lincoln, where her husband edits the Ne
braska Independent. Standing Bear's home
is a few mile from Niobrara. The Ponca
episode in Nebraska history waits for Its
poet and story-teller, perhaps until one of
Indian blood shall assert his title.
Intercut In the Indlnn.
The presence of an Indian population of
severul hundred exercising the rights of
.merlcati citizenship makes a very Interest
ing study for the student of American
politics. Just how to get the Indian vote
on your side is as full of interest to the
Knox county politician as how to corral
the Bohemian or German vote is to the one
of Douglas county. To the ethnologist the
study of the characteristics of the Ponca
end Santee Sioux people has been at
tractive. Many of the best scientists of
America and Europe have made Niobrara
their temporary home and hundreds of the
finesi specimens of ancient and modern
Indian workmanship have gone to enrich
distant museums along with geological
wonders from this region. It may be
hoped that Nebraska will be able to retain
in her own borders the large part of what
remain, so that future generations of Ne
braska students may not be compelled to
go to Boston, New Haven, or even London
and Paris to study tho sources of Nebraska
history. One of the pioneer mercantile
louses here, the Bonesteel company.
founded by II. E. Bonesteel, deceased, a
member of the Nebraska state senate In
1887 and a leader In democratic politics In
the early days, has a collection of Indian
trt and Industry which Is the result of
years of Indian trading and the admiration
of all visitors. It Includes the scalping
knife and the (white) human scalp of
a generation ago as well as the beautifully
ornamented and pictured pipes and hunt
ing shirt of later artisans.
Niobrara L'eau qui Court Running
Water liquid syllables that will live to
conjure Images of Indian teepees by the
side of swift-rushing floods, of buffalo on
tall cliffs above crowned with pine and
cedar, of fur-capped French voyageurs and
bold American frontiersmen, of an era
when the west was a new world and hope
and fancy built a bower together on the
enchanted spot at the junction of the two
streams long before the express train from
Omaha steamed In, while the electric
phonograph call out "Niobrara all aboard
tor the upper Missouri, Saskatchewan,
Yukon valley and points beyond."
A. E. SHELDON.
He Knew the Lady
Chicago News: "Yes," said the eminent
professor at a social gathering, addressing
his remarks to a small man to whom he
had been introduced, "I flatter myself that
I rarely fall to read a face correctly."
"So?" queried the email man.
"Yes. Now, there is a lady," continued
the professor, pointing to a 200-pound spec
imen of the fair sex, "the lines of whose
countenance are a clear as print to me.
The chin shows firmness of dispceitlon,
amounting to obstinancy; the pointed nose,
a vicious temperament; the capacious
mouth, volubility; the square chin denotes
trouble for those who oppose her wishee,
the eyea show a hardness of heart"
"Wonderful, truly wonderful, professor'
Interrupted the small man.
"You evidently know something of the
lady, then?" said the professor.
"Sure," replied the small man; "he Is
my wife."
Wholesale Campaign
Atlanta Constitution: "Well, old man,
you're with me In this election, ain't you?"
"Marsa Jim, did I ever fall you?"
"No. but one can't always tell how things
are going, you know. Is there anything I
can do for you?"
"No suh not ex I know on onless you
got 'bout IS wuth er house rent In yo'
pocket"
"Here It Is."
"En $3 wuth er groceries?"
"Here" the money."
"En $2 wuth er street tax."
"I'll fix It."
"En er couple er loose dollars so's ef
I drap dead dey'U On' enough in my pocket
ter sen' me home In a cab."
"Is that ail?"
"Dat'a all, suh; 'cept dat I so glad ter
see you feela lak takln' a dram ter drink
yo' good belt I"
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