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BANKERS RESERVE LIFE
A Successful Home Life Insurance Com
pany Dolnx a Phenomenal
Business.
BANNER YEAR OF ITS LIFE
Ni'lirnaUii'n SI roiiitt'xl Life i n ti -l.enil
All Com M1 1 1 am tor
'I'll In Year.
HuhIiii'hh In every lino Iisih been exoep
tionnlly g'od In this state fur several yrarn.
Life Insurance liiiH never lieforo been so
much In demand, l'enple nri' eek'iiK Hafe
Investment. Life Insurance companies
stood the teKt f pimir and disaster belter
than any oilier form of mivlnKs int I' ul Inns.
Therefore, life Insurance Ih now sought by
men, not cnly for protect Ion, Imt for In
vestment. It Is th" Hafent ficm of In
vestment, as time has demonstrated.
Tliln Ironic- ('oiitii it y
offers policies not only si'iurlni? protection
to thn family, but which are first class
Investment! for those who are seeking ln
t crept -hearing securities. A policy In the
Hankers Uescrvo Fjlfe Association Is better
than a Koverninent bond, because It Is as
safe, and the percentage of Increase Is
moro than double the rate allowed on gov
ernment bonds. The Investment Is
lie tier 'I'll nil ll liiiii'riimpnl lloml
also because the beneficiary In nnn of
those, policies will receive tho face of the
policy no matter how small may have been
the number or amount of premiums paid.
Tho future of Life Insurance In Nebraska
Ih assured. The state laws governing the
management of Nebraska companies
I'lllccK h feft inirila A roil ml
tho assets, surplus and reserve of Ne
braska companies which will steadily
strengthen the companies as they prow In
power and Importance. Tho Hankers He
rervo Is conservatively inanaKcd, based
upon well established principles nnd writes
upon thoroughly tested plans policies which
nro unexcelled In the world.
II. II. HoI.U.mi, rrcalileiit.
Is an old life Insurance underwriter and ex
pert. He Is building this company for nil
time. It. Is his life work. He Intends that
It shall be IiIh monument. He wants good
audits nsslst In pushing the Rood work
Write him at McCimuo liuildlng, flinah i
Neh.
BETTER
;THINK
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THIS
There are engravings and en
gravlngs, but the kind that
are really good are the ones
we make.
J. Manz Engraving Go.
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More iiionr-v is spout for articl
by tlie iiromiiuMit men and for the
handsome ami interesting illustrations
Uian lv anv omer larut journal.
TWENTIETH CENTURY FARMER.,
ttraaa el., Omaha, krb.
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Iwlli. omreoniH ail the olotoiiij
aide fature (moid In powdttre and
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C. H. STRONQ A CO.
Chlcasoi U. S. A.
ORPillNE-OPIUr.1
and I ilhlM M II A1IIT (.'Ul-rd bf
iiiiIm L.uu. tn.UlwuL alitlorali Ikllll
Uaeil by ledliK ptiyalcluiia. A trial
treatment auUU'iuit to oouuu. jrou, arut f rt 'U
book ol UsauaiouUU aualrd. Uorrwpomienoa OuudJ-nUt.
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Carnegie's Lieutenants
(Continued from Third Tago.)
trouble resulted. Tho riotous element held
full sway and mine and county officials
hid themselves becauso drink-crazed
strikers swore, that they would kill the.
first American who attempted to Interfere
with Ihelr anarchistic doings. Everybody
was scared everybody except "Tom"
Lynch. Despite the pleadings of friends
this small man would walk Into the midst
of a group of strikers and order them to
Bcatter to their homes; and they obeyed.
He did more to quell riots In the Connells
vlllo region than a dozen officials. So Mr.
Lynch was made superintendent of every
thing that Frlck and Carnegie owned In this
coal and coke line. Five years ago, when
Mr. Frlck retired, Mr. Lynch took his
place as president of Iho coke company
He Is worth about $2,000,000.
The story of how Mr. Charles M. Schwab
became ono of Mr. Carnegie's most trusted
lieutenants has already been told many
t lines.
II is New Honor
He was a large man and his bosom
f welled with nrlde t,s he stepped up to thi
desk and r glsti red, reports the Brooklyn
Kagle. H was evident that he knew he was
a man of distinction.
Tho clerk glanced nt tho name and was
l-UZZlt'll.
"Hnven't you stopped with us before, Mr.
Barker?" asked tho clerk.
"Dozens of times," answered tho large
man.
"I thought I recognized you," said the
clerk, "but there seems to have been a
change In your name."
"There has been," asserted the larg
man; "a most Important change."
"You always registered before as 'John
Darker,' and now you have It 'H. J.
Marker.' "
"Of course, of course," returned the large
man. "I gucs you haven't heard from my
district or you wouldn't worry about that.
I've been elected to congress."
"Oh!" said the clerk, puzzled.
"That gives mo another initial, doesn't
It?"
"I don't quite see "
"What a thundering lot of Ignorance some
of you city people have. That makes me
Honorable John Barker, doesn't It? And
that's H. J. Barker for short, ain't It?"
How Pineapples Grow
Many persons have an Idea that the pine
apple grows on a tree. As a matter of
fact. It comes out of the ground as a stalk,
the plant growing to a height of four feet.
It divides at once Into swordlike leaves,
fifteen In number, from tho center of which
projects a stiff, upright stem, and at the
top of this stem grows the fruit. The stem
Is short and the crown of the fruit, when
full grown. Is a foot or more below the tips
of tho leaves. Each plant produces a single
"apple," but when that Is pulled a little
sucker appears on tho stem, among the
leaves, and this becomes the head of the
plant, and within a year produces anothet
apple. This may continue for years.
"BLUE RIBBON"
Don't forget to order "Blue Ribbon Beer'
for your homes.
ALWAYS PURE, ALWAYS THE SAME
"Hlim Ribbon" will tone ud your appetite.
aid digestion, ao that you will appreciate
your dinners to tne fullest extent.
itlno Ribbon" la the hlKheat point or ex
cellenee In fine table beers telephone your
orders now to No. l-'tw, Homing iepan
ment.
Storz Brewing Co.,
OMAHA, NKn.
Try a Sample Case. Telephone 12ti0.
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A the standard passenger lin of
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Kentucky and Michigan
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manager ior renraska.
Herchants National Bank Building, Omaha, Neb.n
I'lrtmc s nil ni'i inform it ion rrjiirtliwj an ' cndoirmnit
fov t if iAsucd at i(trs iiije.
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ENGRAVINGS
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portrait cuts we make a nominal
price of $1.00. On larger cuts, 6
cents per square Inch. They are
11 In first-class condition.
Our photographic department
will also print additional copies
of our original photographs at a
reasonable rate.
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ATTENTION
Thousands are investing In Tonopah
and aro making fortunes why ? Be
cause the gold is there. It Is the rich
est camp on earth today. You can
make It and make It quirk on a
Hmall Investment. Remember that
tho man that uccs Is the man that
wins opportunity offers if wou re
fuse you lose. For information ad
dress, J. H. LOUNdE & CO.,
31 t alUglinn Hl.lg
Kan Francisco, California.
A?
For 70 Years Dr. Marshall's Catarrh
Snuff has kept on Curing Catarrh
The Oldest Bemedy, haa a national np ilallon
and haa never bn-n Kumll,..! for Ih In.l.nt rt-IU f
and prmanrnt rare nf r.tarrh, t old, in the brad
and thf Mlondaut ileadaihe and Urafnraa Kh.
.10m i.-at Hne of Bmrll Immediate rell. f
lluaranlMM). (iiidranlwd rrftctlv harmloas. Ak
enri'" f I? 1a I'"'ue uh.tliut;rPrir5
cicu'S fret dn"""" ' IH-tpaid.
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