Chase County Banner from Cottonwood Falls, Kansas • 4

INSURE LIFE Proclamation THE FEMALE SEMINARY. The second Bession, for tlie yoar 1809, begins Tuesday, January 5th, 1850. Rev. J. N.

LEE, A. Principal. Mbh. R. S.

BALDWIN, Precop- treas Languages and Natural Science. IN THE NEW AGENTS WANTED For the People! Edition 0 0 A i. II 0 8 0 LIFE and EPISTLES of Saint Paul! With an eloquent and able preliminary dissertation by Rev. LEONARD BACON D. of Yale College.

Embrscinst a graphic and eloquent delineation of tbe early life, education, convcr-sien, teachings labors, perils, pers( cutions and missionary cuncr of Kt. Paul; thus constituting a living picture of the great Apostle, and of the circumstances by which ho was surrounded. No work In the language approximates it. Kvtv. Murk Hopkins, 1).

President Villinms College. Mrs. G. HOLCOME, Assistant I hereby announce to the People of Chase and adjoining Counties that I have on hand a heavy STOCK OF IATI0NAL LIFE INS. CO.

rreccptress-Gratnmer and High er Mathematics. Mibs MAGGIE OTIS, Music on the Piano. ROAD NOTICE. NOTICE is hereby given there will be ft Potttion presented to tbe Commission ers of Chaie oounty, nt their next regular maeting to bo held at Cottonwood Fulls, inBaid county, tn the 4tb day of April, A. D.

praying tor the said County Commiesioneru to appoint the iVpfftl Dum-bor of viewers, to view, survey, locate, and make the following alteration in the State Road in Diamond Creek Township in said county. Urginning at a point on the north bank of Cottojwood River where the said rond crosses the suid stream, tlienec north on east section line of section twea-ty-four, township nineteen, range seven cast, to a point at or near the north east rorner of said section twenty-four, thence due west about forty rods, thence, in a norlh-wost direction to where the quarter section line of section thirteen an 1 fourteen crones the section line betwet-n section thirteen and fourteen, in said township and rntific, thence west on said qimr-ter section line to the west line tf said section fourteen, thence to run a northwest direction to obtain a pinod oiot-in of Diamond Creek, about eipht rnls from eaid last mentioned corner. Theuco in a south west diroetioa to the foot of the blutf. Thence with the blurt so as to intersect ih? sail Htate Road, iu tho North west quarter of section twonty two, said township, and range. And that so much of said tate It or OS lies between the place of beginning and (ho last mentioned point of intersection, be vacated.

j. a. Doourn.rc, 7 3t and others. Miss LIZZIE BUSH. Primary De The othur day a stranger walked into tho offica of one of our largo Bankers, when the following conversation ensued: Stranger.

Aro you the agents for the new National Life Insurance Company, of Ihe United States of America, I see so much about in the papers as being chartered partment, and Assistant in Math ematics, HI IB IL by Congress, and in winch JayOook and many others are interested Clnk. Yes, we aro tho agents for this State. What dq you wish lo know about Ihe Company Solid, euridite, tlegnnt, worthy the higheHt commendation. Biahop Thompson, of Illinois. Miss ELIDA NUMAN, Drawing and painting.

Miss MINNIE HEALS, Vocaliza AstMiidnrd work of tho highest charac ter, lit'v. Dr. Crarv. Bt. Louis.

tion, Thorough baso and the Guitar. Dr. Bacon's name in conuectiox with this edition is a perfect tower of strength. iAllDV'Afl Kf. Joseph Tuttle, 1.

Pres. Wabash Phof. C. E. POND, Teacher of Pen Stran.

i want to know all about it, why you got your dinner irom congress instead of taking a State Charter as other Companies havo done 1 want to know why the banks feel so much interest in tho Company-nnd I wish to understand your modes of insuring some of which you say nre new and different from other companies. 1 want to know about that kind of policy that pays 10 per cent interest. Clerk. Well, Bir, it is easy enough to understand everything you ask about, and I will tell you what I know if you can wait and listen. Stran.

es, I oan wait and listen; I came in lo find out about the eoncern, and I want to know ail about it. Cltrh. Well, as te the charter being from Congress, 1 don't know that it it nny better than one granted by one of our Stales would be. Mr. Cook, and Ihe other gentlemen who organized the Company, wanted, 1 suppose to make a larno corpora College.

Kite in scholarship, vigorous in style, manship. With other assistants as may be extensive and accurate in its researched, deep and earnest in it piety. Prof. Bulk- noccsbary. ley, fchurtleti College, Ills.

ilie most interesting and instructive COOK, work that has ever fallen under my no The above instructors will bo in ctual service the coming session. tioe. President 0 -swell, D. L. L.

I) tion, one that could do business all over our oouotry, and be a national atiair, so they i asked Congress to give them the charter, as thus the Company would be better known than if thoy had secured one from the State only. The office of the Company, 7 ia in Washington, and the business is done through its Branoh ollioe, in Philadelphia, and by it throueh its General Asrents, many of whom are Banks and Bankers There will be four Pianos in uso at Brown University It. I. I do heartily recommend It as a faithful PAIILOR. and valuable gui le in the study of the Scriptures.

Bishop Uullviiino. the Seminary the Drawing Class is also large. It in one of tho most valuable works Competent Apparatus and an ex ever issued from the preen. Kev. Dr.

AND cellent Library are furnished. All tha classes of the course are now Nult, President Ind. State University. A perfect umgizine of faots. Bishop D.

W. Clark. ROAD NOTICE. NOTICE is hereby given that a petition -will be presented at the April meeting of the Board of County Commissioners of Chase county, praying for the establishment of a County Hoad, as follows, to wit Commencing at the South end of Vine Htreel, as shown by the plat of Cottonwood Falls, Kansas, aud from hence on the most direct and practical route to the mouth of Rill's Creek, on (Vdur Creek, thence up Rill's Creek to tho West Line of Chase county. J.

S. DOOMTTLK. l'rincipftl Petitioner. Cottonwood Falls, trcU 1st, IStifl. represented.

Tho last session the In its sphere it lias no equal in interest IIEATIXG or Vulue, nor could you easily publish a bcttcr book. Rev. Willis Lord, D. Chi- pupils numbered about 80 nearly 50 in the advanced departments. co go.

Slrun. What are your new modes of insuring Clerk. Well, we have two new modes, which wo especially recommend' to our friends and tho public generally. The first ono is the Return Premium Policy, and the other is the Return Income Producing Policy. Stran What do you mean by a Return Premium, Policy? Ctcrfc hy I mean that the Company will insure your life for, let me see how old are you Mrait.

I am twenty-nine years old. Clerk. Well, the Company will insure you fui 1,000 for the sum of per annum, and will agree and say in Ihe policy that when you die, even should it be the day after you have taken out ihe policy, they will pay te jnur heirs the $1,000 and reiurn 10 them nil Ihe money you have paid, so that if you Miould live ten years, you will have paid i'HS, and should vou then die, our heirs will receive the amount of the Insuranoe, and the iu all, Stran. Why, that is curious. How can you do thnt.

I don't beleive you can afford to do it. Oive mc buck all Ihe n.oi.e.v I hnve paid, and $1100 in addition hat does the Company get to make them willing to pay my heirs SlUOOjwhen 1 die? Clerk. Yes, we can afford to do il. Wo will give you back all your money, and iUoO in addition. The Company is able tn lend all the money you pay in, or 10 invest it in Government Bonds, State or City Bonds, or Mortgage, and to get compound interest on it; nnd compound inteienl is all they Imvo to ptiy liivni tor -t will accomplish great gooi fur Chris- The care and kindness of home are President Kicc, Baker Univor- afforded to boarding pupils.

Kutuaf. Criutnending this book is but gilding gold. Rev, C. H. Taylor, D.

uf O. Apply to Rev. J. N. LEE, Principal.

3-tf Topeka, I regard it as one 01 tne m-st Doonsever written. ProfSluwe, A work of great practical value. Rev. JAMES P. GOOD-ALL of parts unknown, is hereby Br Munaelt, Pres.

ill. Weal, University. Scud tor Circulars with full" particu TINWARE, insuring your life: but hema able to use Iheir money adviintap lliey nml, ou lars, terms and testimonials. Address National Publishing 178 Klin Street, CLOTH I'ACTOHY. careful and scientific iuvestigntiou and calculation, I hut thvy ciai ntt'ord to make the insuranoe at.

the into numed. Mxpcrienco shows huw many poisons will die iirinn. nlly, and knowing thif, and ihe wonderful etl'eoi of compound ioteii-st, it is au eiify mutter to calculate how much must be clioi gcd 10 inture a life, 1001', lo rei urn all tho money paid' The Fort Soolt Jlill and Manufacturing. WOODENWARE, 1. R.

If AI.IOH S. Sl.KKI'KB, T. SODKN. at Fort 81. ott, Kansas, are nian h.

T. II KBIT 4 II It, notified that Louisa Ann Uoodall did ou the 14th day of tStili file in the office of the District Clork, for the county nf Chase and (he State of Kansas, her petition, charging tho said James 1st. With wilful absence from the tuid Louisa Ann Goodatl, for more than one year laet jrast, 2n, Guilty of extremo cruelly; 8i, Habitual drunkenness and gross neglect of duty; and prays that she may be divorced from the said James 1 Good-all, and that the marriage contract heretofore existing between said James P. ard Louisa A. Goodall, be wholly ann till l.aLd luring R.

SWALLOW CO, GLASS, SATINETS, JEANS, KERSEYS, A li I LINSEYS, FLANNELS, Plaid Plain. DOORS, that sr. Id James P. Goodall wilt answer or BLANKETS, YARN, WOOL ROLLS. demuir on the '10th day of April, 1HU( EMTOIUA, KANSAS.

Deposits received on current account, or on time. Exchange on the prinaipal cities bought and sold. Also, Specie and U. S. U.

0. REVENUE STAMPS FOR BALE. Haid petition will stand for hearing at the STIRRING for all of which are offered sale at next April term or tbe Diet, touru LOUISA ANN GOODALL, 8-11-4 Ry A. S. Howard, her Atty.

Feb. 6th, lat8. BREAKING Stran. Now suppose I ehuuld pny my preiuiuini for, say five years, then find I can't pay anymore, what becomes of tie amount I have alreudy paid Willi lose it all becau-e 1 can't pay any more? Not nt every puluy iMir.t by 'b V. Intinnnce ComrTnr is uoii-forieitabie.

Alter you linve paid the pitnnuiue lur iwu or it.ou- ni.u liu I you can't pay any wore the Company will rive you a new polic ou whieh u.ithiitir more will biivo to be paid for the foil value of all you have paid, which policy will be payable to your heirs after your Stran. Well, this is retn irkabio. 1 pny into the Company 121,8.) per annum, a sum 1 can easily spare; it is less than lifty cents per week, the tame as I would deposit it in a Bank, and then when 1 die the Cntnptny ill pay my family Sit). 0, aud give them back nil the money I have with it. 1 think it is the best Savings Bank I ever heard of.

Tell me now about that oilier dind of policy, w.mt is it? what do you call il. Clerk Income Producing Polioy. Stran. Income Producing Policy; lh.it has the right sound. What income will it pay Clerk.

It will pay you leu per cent on iho amount of the policy you take out. That is If you want to insure yo- 'life for $1,000, jon must pay tho Company per annum, for twenty yeirs, sliould you live ao long, and whenever )ou die, eve if it should be the day after you should get insured, the Company will pay 10 your heire $1,000, but should you live out the twenty years nnd the chimera am that you will live much longer, being', a healthy looking man, Ihe Compnny will give you $100 per annum on Ihe first, morning of each year, beginuing nt the end of the 20ib year, or the first day of the '21st year, which is an amount njual to 10 per ceut. your policy; you would thus be in receipl uf an income as long as you live, uf 100 per annum, nearly tw'ce the annual premium you paid Ilie Insurauce Company, aud whenever you die your family wilt reoieve (he amount of the policy of Strati. But don't uudcrtlint why you should chaise me as Uiueh tremimn as you charge a man of fifty. Il costs luoi to in in au aid than 0 young man does II not.

Collootions made and Proceeds promptly WHOLESALE OR RETAIL, or exchange for remitted. Interest allowed on time deposits. 85-lini PLOWS NOTICE OF SALE. WIIEAT, RYE, OATS, CORN, WOOL Kotlce la hereby given that I will aril the Peraonal property belonging lo the IRON estate of Harmon Drown, deceased; upon the premisce of the eatnte, one niile en si ofCottouweod Falls, Chase county Kansas. LIVE STOCK.

STEEL, on Saturday, March ldlh, 1W0: Consit-iogof Hones, Cattle, Iho undivided of a combined Reaper and Mower, a lot uf old wagon irons, Plows and other Farming M. II. BATKa. I. R.

PEBLKT M. II. HATES Emfokia, Kinua, Wholesale and Retail dealers in DRUGS AND MEDICIXKS, PAINTS, OILS, AND WINDOW CLASS, Prang's Chromos and Album AM) WALL VAVER. Also, Acnt9 for tho sale of Mortou'a Celebrated Gold Pen's. 45-U Merchants, Farmers, and the public renerally wilt fln I it to iheir interest to NAILS, impleme nts.

Also throe or four hundred deal with us. AddrcfS The Ft. Scott Mill Manufacturing Co pounds Pork. Tbll.MS All sums under THIMBLE-SKEINS, caah. All suma over nine nontha oredil, if desired, with good aud Kansas.

Fort Scott, TABLE approveu bicunit, and without interest. C. M. BKOWX, Administrator estate of Harmon lliown deceased. nlvl-tf 1.

C. iKKR. POCKET Ualtuaiu t. 0. 1).

FUAKEIt TEYTON, rirxi.KHs itf CUTLERY, NOTICE. all persons whom It may concorr, notice is hereby given that au application wna made on the 17th A GREAT SUCCESS. In consequenoe of our great success at HARDWARE, STOVES, TLX WARE, Iron, Kails, Glass, 5ah, Doors, lllinds, SHOVELS, tending our ssteni of selling genuine Walihutn Watehen to persons in remote SPADES, AND ALL KIN1 eF parts of the country at less than New Y'ork City prices, we invile the buyers careful FORKS attention to our list of prices Hunting Case Watch in 'Jox. Sil- A 11C ULT A IMI'LKMKXTS No. 181, Commercial Emporia, Ks.

TerCase, 813,00 lay of February A. D. lHii'J, to the l'robste ''ourt for Chase county, Kansas, for an order to sell real estate of 1 lie eitato of Win. Campbell deceaied, to puy dibts and ei-piui-ei of alminitiration of aaid estate, ditid application will stand for bearing before tbe Probate Court for Chase county, the Uthday of March A. U.

1m. el which time any person having any interest in the matter may appear ami ahor tuH why aaid order should not be ruadt, A. 8. 1KIWAKU, Probate Judge. HOES, The Bame Watch in 3oi.

Silver Case, 20,00 The samo Watch in 4ox. Silver Case, BkafWe will duplicate Ieavenworth, Lawrence or Kunnas City bills on all kinds of Hardware aud Agricultural Im fo Ihe same, Lxtra Jeweled, $2 additional. LOCKS, The same Extra Jeweled, with Chronome- ments add. ag freight. vliiito-ly tor additional.

BUTTS, The Silver Cases are warranted equal to coin. Tho Watches to he scut by Express, ao 0. V. Elskridc, SCREWS, tcr 1 it Costs more lo insure the litu ot a man tit'y than tine enlr Iwenty-nine years old; but then it costs mora to pay a man hi your age, Itll) per annum, thnn it docs to pay the same amount tu a man fifty yeius of ape, beginninit twenty years from now, iu each cut-e, because there is a chance of your living many moio years than the old man; tmd wheu thee two agieeineiils are hi loi'iber one policy, tbe cost of them bolh, lo the o'der loiin and ihe youiu: uiiu, ia tu' iho same. You are young and Ihe chinec-i ate in fa vol of your living many years, and drawing from the Company the amount of 00 per annum and he very laet ol your having this fixed and curtain iucomo i-t sure to make you live longer.

In Kuttlund, where the aunii.il income, or annuity, as it is called, is very popular, and taken freely by the public, it is a well known tact that ihose who do lake tue.u aro a long-lived olnts. What do you think of this Don't it impress you as a very good Stran. I like it. I get $100 annual income after twenty years, and my family will receive 1,000 when I die, so that I shall be paid twice by the Company, 1 am now young and oan readily save ol.bO per annum (it ia only 1 per week fur ihe next twenty years), and then, when 1 shall not be able 10 work us hard as 1 do now. I shall receive $100 per Biiuuin, as long as 1 live, which is nearly twice as much as I now pay, so that iu ten years I shall get back all the mouey 1 paid, and then, wheu 1 die my family will get 1,000 'hat is good, first rate, but ihen, let me see, how oan this Company do Ibis, don't the Company piotnisu 100 much? Clerk.

No my friend Con-pany don promise 100 much, or more than they oan fulfill; in this case as in the case of the Heiurn Premium polity careful investigation and calculation Bhow that they can realise enough from the compound interest on your payments to enable Ihem to do all they any ihey will. Besides the Company haa a large cash capital, paid in full, of 1,000,000, aud it ia managed by prudent business nien, who know all about the use of mouey and where aud how to iu-' vest It safely. If you have any desire to insure your life you oun't do better than to take a policy on one of the plans I havo explained to you, and in this case as in that of the Return Premium polioy, should you stop paying nfter two years, you will have given you a polioy for the full value of all you have paid, on which you will have nothing more to Sfran.l have been thinking about insuring my life, and 1 want to do It. I have a wife aud a littloboy who, should I die now, would be left entirely dependent upon the cold world, and 1 waut to provide for them, when I can, and 1 also want to pro-vido for myself when I am an old man and can't work any more, aud this kind ef policy answers bolh purposes; but I oan't pay at once all Ihe premium you name, $61.00 is more than I can spare now. Clerk.

You can pay your premiums every three months if you prefer, in whieh oase you would only have $13,42 10 pay at any one time. Stran. That suits me exacily, I think I will take a policy for fl.OHO. I wish I could make it for What must I do? Clerk. Why just step into the back room, the doctor will examine you.

I will' write your application, you oan sign it, and we wi'l Bend it to Ihe Company and have the policy for you in a week, when you can call and get it anil then pay youi-mrmey. S'ran. Well, I will do it but 1 don't like the idea of being examined by a doctor. Clerk, Y'ou are wrong there; you look like astrong healthy man, and if the doctor amines you carefully and says you are a goud risk, you will tee! better by knowing you have no hidden disease to fear in the future. You will fell as if you had a new tease of life.

Now tell meto whom you want the income payable. Stran. Why, to myself, of course. Clerk. 1 thought perhaps you would prefer having it payable to your wife.

Stran. Stop, that is a giod Idea. I will have the inoorae payable lo myself, and the amount of the policy payable to uy wife. Aud so the application was written; tho stranger was passed by the medical man, anil in duo course the policy was received from the Comps, ny, and the last seon of tho stranger was when he loft ths Banker's ollice, with a bright smile on his face, having paid his first quartui'v premium, evidently thinking he had done a thing and so he had. conipanied with American Watch Conipa.

Emporia, Kansas, key Certificate or uenuineuess. SASH, The Buyer to have priviligo of examin INIIKALKK ation In possession of h.xpress Company Walfhqwr tchod nrc to avoid beimf vein NOTICK. NOTICE la hereby given that Letters ef Administration ou the estate of Hobert Krenoh, deceased, was granted lo the undersigned by the Probate Court ef Chase eumy, Kansas, on (he 10th day of February A. PE1111ELIA HF.ItWIN, 7-3t Adminislrutrix. nave died by dratm in tpu, imitation Watchet Mhtuld tendor Circular containing valuable WAGON STOCK, CARPENTER TOOLS, POWDER, SHOT, LEAD, CAPS, information to natch buyer.

Address must be plainly written, and aUQW HkB Bwl White Goods, Drcaa Trim- purchaser must pay express ohargea. M. E. CHAPMAN Co. N'o.

47 Liberty New York. Dress Goods, mines And in foot a complete assortment of Hardware, whloh I offer at the lowest pos aible rates, for Wood's Ferry in I ami NOTICE. TO ALL IKRSON3 WHOM IT MAY Concern, notice is hereby given tliai an application was made on (lie 'J I day of Wbruary A. 1. 1809, ta the Proburo t'ouri for Chase County, Kana.

fovan order to sell real estate of the estate of H. I. Sorib-ier deceased, to pay debts and expenses ad mi ist ration of hi. id estate. (Said application will stand fcr hearing before the rohate Court for said Chase Countv, on the TUi day of rebiuaryt A.

1. at nhioh time auy person having any In-frt in the matter ean appearand show is NOW in RUNNING ORDF.R. One Wis Pfluw (otlouncioit t'ulk. IIATS and CAPS, Plug, Half Plug, Panama, Chip, and Straw IlKADY-MADE CLOTHING, Coats, Panls, Vests, Shirts, Drawers, ll.VKDWRAK, (Jneensware, (JU-sware, Stoneware, Wrodenware, Willow Ware, Ta-ble and lVkot Cutlery, Sta- turnery, HcIuhiI llUnk Hunks, Patent Medicines, Pills, Ague Pure, Kx- pectorsnl, ItiiUam, I SKIlliX.K would sav to the people ef CIUSK, llutler, HedsWick, and Cowley Counties, and to all tvuthwrstFrn Kansaa that ho has not only beon selling Ooods this at the iioitum of the market, hut haa actually KNOI KKD 'Ullv UOrro.M Ob'T, and is now suiting little bvluw it. lie keeps a lars stuck, and guarantees saiisfacti'in in prices and 1 utility of U.xds, When yon are at Km-pjria, gi hi tu call.

'ul-ly why mid order tdtuiild nut be made. Mv Boat is 81! feet long, 14 feet wide, 3t A. H. HOW A I), Probate Judge. aud rerteoily safe.

The loll ia at follows: If you want hardware, bring on your Greenbacks, and you shall have It on satisfactory torms. If you want the best FamilyCook Stove now in use, buy the WESTWARD. It is warranted to give eativfactlon, not to break by fire, and it ia made at home. If you waul Ihe best Plow In use, buy the MOLINE. A good assortment always ou band.

U. B. WARREN. Cottonwood Falls Ks. Loaded Wegou, $1 00 Empty 60 Hue Horse Wunon, f0 Single Horse aud Kider, 25 Fooiinan.

lo Kr.CtTOU'S NOT UK. NOTICE il hereby given that Ismail make application to the Probate Court of Chase Loi.se Cuttle and Horses 5 ots. per head ArrLlCATIOXS FOR LIFE INSURANCE CAN HE MADE TO S. W. WflMMP, Agt.

Cottouwood Fulls, Cbgsa Kaasas. Mieen and llov's 2 els per head, learns nmity, on the (4 day of rehruary, A. over two Horses, or one yoke of Oxen, 10 to have my letters a Kxecutor ol the ots. additional loreaob animal. tf tJ.

N. WOOD. i.tl4i ot J. 15. fiuitlitdt'Ota-'d, etinffled, ii.

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