Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 14, 1902, Page 32

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B. H. ROBISON, PRESIDENT Offcrs a Few Suggestions to the People of tae, © t and Growing West .oegarding THE BANKERS RESERVE LIFE An nll Wh and I win Would-Be Rend, In Interview Pay Insurers In- surers to it 4 Assoclation belleve the Bankers Reserve L'fe will $10,000,000 at risk selected lives in the west, by the close of 1903, said B. H. Robison, Presi- dent of that vigorous snd successful lite insurance company “Yeou the people of the west learned a lesson during the panic which they are likely to forget. Practically all our drifted the money centers of the during the prosperous years pre- ceeding 1893, ““We were not only large borrowers, pay- ing Immense Interest charges, but prac- tically all our insurance investments were with eastern companies. “They collected $15,000,000 in premiums during ten years. This large sum was made up of the savings of our policy hold- ers. The bulk of it was loaned back to us at high rates of interest. In other words we were paying Interest on our own money ““This constituted a double draft upon our resources. We first sent our savings east. We then paild Interest on the sam: money and sent that east. When the panic came we were called upon not only to repay the mortgages but the interest charges as well. We all know what hap- pened. “The organization of great fiduciary in stitutions in our midst became a commer- clal necessity. We must have within our own control the surplus which balances trade and prevents financial stringency. “In these years of great plenty we can hoard our own savings and when times of distress come the simple process of trans- ferring our money from one pocket to th> other will make a panic less destructive “The Bankers Reserve Life Assoclation sends no money the Atlantic seaboard Its surplus remains in this state and finan- clal cataclysms cannot put it into money vaults where benefits can be enjoyed from it. “On this theory of home patronage we are inviting western people help us while we h Ip them In return “It I8 a straight business proposition, and the people are becoming enlightened upon the subject. Hence the Bankers Reserve Life writes more business in Nebraska, Its home state where it is best known, than any competitor, “Nebraskans thelr life insurance in BANKERS R have upon not savings to east to no to especially should the IRVE LIFE.” place ESTABLISHED 1864. MANUFACTURER TO CONSUMER No, 180 quoise, Rub, or Emerald ol with Pourls, solid gold #6, ! Tur- Solld 14k Gold Watch American Movement, $25 No. 30 - Solid Gold Siveve Ruttons, #2.00 No. 14 Solid Gold Brooch, with any colored stone, $6.00 ' Write «' - No. 69—S8olid Gold Searf us for any- thing In the jewelry line We have the largest stock and low- est prices MAWHINNEY & RYAN COMPANY Dept. B., 16th and Douglas, Omaha. R e, No, 190—-With l(uh( or Emerald Doublet —solid gold #7.50. SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES, OMAMA NEDB. Husiness, Shorthand, English Day and furnished work for board when desired | Gregg Shorthand by mall. Send for cata- logue. New York Iife Bulld'g. Omaha Neb | Typewriting and evening Students THE ILLUSTRATED 81'S WINNER Won $1250.00 Rogersville, Feb. 20, 1902. Dear Friend:— Your letter just recelved and 1 ac- knowledge the re- celpt of check for $1.250, for which I feel very grate- ful to your jour- nal It was through your kind and liberal offer that I sent my five Buesses, among which the lucky number waa, for which I thank you many times. I shall call it a very nice birthday present, as I recelved notice of my belng a winner on the 58th anniversary of my birth ‘I have it safely deposited in the bank, and 1 hope it will do me much good in our declining years, as my husband and myself are going thai way. I shall al. ways have a good word for the prompt- ness and falrness of your magazine. Again ! thanking you for your congratulations, 1 | am very truly yours, MRS. A. Won $800.00 Fairgrove, Feb. 20, 1902. Gentlemen-— 1 recelved your check for $800.00 and was never more surprised than when I was notified of my good luck. I have tried many times in different con tests, but have never before won. I must acknowl- edge the way In which the contest was conducted in every way honest ‘ and fair. | think 1 can safely say 1 am the first person to win y such amount as the above in this part the country. 1 send you under separate cover my photograph. Respect- fully yours, G. F. BILES. 0. NOBLE. “Blue Ribbon" Beer Made by Storz Brewing Co., Omaha, fast win ning fame, A few quotations from the United States Health Bulletin, New York, June 4, 1902: Blue Ribbon Beer ylelds the strength so much desired to assist digestion “Such a palatable tonlc must at once quench the thirst and also revivify the energy lost by high rature of the blood ' for home use ‘Blue Ribhon' excels being of value to wives and children a summer beverage it is par excellence stimulation to give a assitude . is not a choap beer, wholesome becr, contuining food than any other beer.' All danger from germs are complete sterilization greatest tonic as a table tontc but proy good mor riles entirely eliminated by Try a case Telephone 126 Storz Brewing Co., OMAHA, NEB SUBSCRIBE FOR THE ILLUSTRATED BEE AND SEE SAMPLES OF OUR WORK — EACH WEEIK« | YU UNG WIDOW; NO CHILDREN; OWNS roperty ; also $10,000 fine farm and other c.ish; wants kind, rellable hushand 41 Park Ave, Chicago Hart BEE. big cash contests which we have advertised in the past TIIESE are two sample letters of scores which we have recelved from our patrons acknowledging the receipt of big casn prizes won In some of the patrons of this house have shared, has been nearly ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS ($100, 000.00) from $1.00 up to $15,000.00. once. Have you been one of th, September 14, 1902, R PIANOS FREE During the last e fortunate one 1t not, three years the total amount we offer you one more chance to win of cash in the distribution of which the The amounts paid to individuals have run a fortune, which you should take at We now offer an opportunity to share in the distribution of $16,200 AEHYS distribution, FLGRDAIE Many, In fact, have accomplished it in less than ten minutes In making the five names the letters can only be used in their own groups, LLNDGVAEE | RRSNHIAO | ThGRA | Can you arrange these five different groups of letters Into the names of five (5) former presidents of the United States? It 8o you can share In this We will give away $16,200.00 in cash and Four Genuine Grand Upright Plangs among those who enter this contest and comply with one very simple condition which need not take half an hour of your time MEMBER we do not want one cent of your money when you answer this contest and as many times as they appear in each Individual group, and no letters can be used which does Mot appear in Its own groug. the five groups and formed the five correct names, write them out plainly and send to us and you will receive our reply by return READ CAREFULLY. RE- After you have arranged mail TRY AND WIN, It you make the five correct names and send them to us at once, who knows but you may get a big cash prize and also A GENUINE GRAND UPRIGHT PIANO. We hope you will, and anyhow IT COSTS YOoU NOTHING TO TRY In addition to the prizes just named, we will give you absolutely FREE an opportunity to win without any Further Expense or Labor any one of 1,000 Grand Cash Prizes amounting to $15,000.00 more and divided as follows: FIRST PRIZE $5,000.00 IN CASH $2000.00: PeUUULUUS Second Prize $300.00; Sixth Prize $200.0); Sezventi Prize $100.00; an a 73 Third Prizz $1000.00; Fourth Prizz $50000; Fifth Prize : oo OTHER PRIZES, ALL IN CAsH and COSTING YOU NOTHING All these prizes will positively be pald in cash, and let us urge you pot to lose this golden opportunity to win. These 1,000 prizes amounting to Fifteen Thousand Dollars will positively be It costs you nothing, there is nothing for you to do beyond sending In your answer. g prize of $5,000.00 in ready cash would mean to you and then remember that some one it would start you In business or build you a fine home! Properly Invested it means from one to two dollars a day as long as you live and then you could will the entire The possibilities of such a sum are almost limitless and the same can be said of the 999 other prizes of from tributions. This | Or nearest correct answers. Just think, will you, our turn. Try it! for a minute, debts or give you a good {ncome for life! sum to any person or good cause you wish. two thousand dollars down. Now, dear friends, we are putting all this within your reach but who would be so foplish what the winning of this will surely get it, and it might be you as well as some one else. Il Wi, Wil you just stretch out your hand to take it? to let a chance like this glip when they know that we will do just as we say and that the money will surely be paid as agreed? Others have won In previous dis- pald to those who send In the correct It would pay all vour We can't force you to, If you won't, This is a bona fde offer of cash that Is mude in good faith, and we are sure that you are one of the enterprising friends who will selze the opportunity to win. you will succeed? Others have won large four-figure You may be the next. Don't be discouraged. This Is positively the chance of a lifetime to ge llke a nice home of your own just think what this $ do with $5,000.00! $5,000.00 which you could turn Into that much cash a delay, or you will regret it when this contest for t zed ones. t rich at one favorable stroke of fortune. 5,000.00 would do for you! t any bank In the land hese 1,000 prizes closes. ven if you have tried in other contests and falled do not let that keep you out of this one, for who knows but this will It s surely worth this one more trial, at least when you think how many different prizes we offer you, so many in fact that it seems as It you could not help winning some one of the large sh prizes In previous contests in which our patrons have participated! Don't neglect and regret it forever afterward If you are In debt or would like to start in business, think what you could If you are working hard for a living, think what a blessing It would be to receive at the end of the contest a certified cashler's check for All this Is as possible for you as“for any one. Address your letter and send It at once to be the very time when If you would Write us at once. Do not Wood Publishing Co., Dept, 111, 291-3 Congress St,, Boston, Mass, =T, fl Grocers’ and Marketmen's Short Order Wagons. =a\ \V=~ f’\\\',, P 1\ y Built by P. J. KARBACH & SONS, 13th and Howard, Omaha You ought by all means to drink a malt whiskey and ILER’S I PURE MALT 5 is conceded to be the purest and best mait whiskey in addition to being by far the finest in flavor, | Wil LOW SPRINGS DISTILLERY, Omaha, Neb,,U.S.A. A BUSINESS DISPUTE is casily scrtled when aecounts are properly kept. Lon't practice false economy by trying to sa.¢ on BLANK BOOKS. We will make you a set ruled and printed to order at such a small cost that you can buy the best, A. I. ROOT, PRINTER, 44408, 1ath 8t.,, . . OMAHA, NEB. Ask for prices BUY OUR HALF-TONE ENGRAVINGS which appear from time to time in The I'lustrated Bee. On small portrait cuts we make a nominal price of $1.00. On larger L] cents per square inch. They are all in first-class condition Our photographic department will also print additional coples of our original photographs at a reasonable rate | The Bee | Publishing cuts, Co., Omaha, Ne¢b doing =y made ™ L3 Jewelry, tablewars, bie: Glas, metal Boods with eold. sl wer, lml‘l. oto. Enormous de mand. © teach you FREE. Write—offer free. @ GRAY & CO. Plating Works, A Siam! Hidg., Cluciusetl, 0 RNICATODTH S The Best Interna- tional Dentifrice Makes the teeth beautiful the gums hard, the breath sweet, P as well as beautifies Overcomes all the objection- ble features found in powders and quids. _Convenient to use and carry, CE N, At all druggists. C. H. STRONC & CO. Chicago, U. S. A. {What's in a Name ? Nothing, ordinarily, but if you see “MANZ" on a drawing or engraving it means something—means that right. Manz years been of perfection. That's why to use them ‘““MANZ" has steadily grown, and with the installation of large p'ant in New York, their facilities for prompt service materially Write us about take care of ft. J. Manz Engraving Co. CHICAGO: NEW YORK: 195.207 Canal St. 23.25-27 City Hall Place it's engravings have for a standard you ought a are increased. your order. We'll Cut 8 'as"ha Out 1If you have & liking or & natursl talent for draw- 1ng, cut this out, mail it with your address and receive our Free Sample Lesson Clreular with terms, & ts of well-known newspaper artists a NEW VORK SCHOOL OF CARICATURK Studle, 85 World Bdg. 8125083600t FOR_WUSTLERS—B0TH MEh & WOMEN At home or traveling. Le start you.’ Our Paritan Water Btli—4 wonderful invention Great seller—big money maker, Enormous demand. Over 0,000 a). ready sold. Everybody buys. It purifies the foulest water by dis- tillation—removes everyim purity. Furnishes ahsolutely pure, sers ted, delici drinkin, Beats Filt . §f vents fevers, bills—cures sowinewarEr R Bty NEW PLAN AND OFPER HARRISON M'F'G C0., 12 Harrison Bldg.,Cincinnat, 0. ew York Clty. Refined young widow has cash and fine western property to the amount of $49,000, wants immediately, kind, honest husband 10 manage same. Address White, 224 Mor- gan Street, Chicago Dogs for sale of all kinds cons, Belgian Ilares and § cents for catalogue "lu\flilfi Rox 0. Rowers Station Fancy plg Ferrets Send Berks

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