The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-09-30
TVE TNsURAN CE.
CHARTERED BY THE STATE OF NEW
YORK.
OBJECT.

OBJECT.
The object OF this Association is to secure
cash PAYMENT within forty days aILet lne
death off member OF as many 5s az 0r she
belongs, to his or her heirs.
MEMBERSHIP FEES.
The membership fees are sir dollars 81 join:
ing, Cor tChicL a policy VIII 6e ggrntsasdD an6
member of which due notice Will be given.
one dollar from each member goes to the
ten cents for expenses OF collecting.
This company is divided into TEN
G6AsSESSM ESE ME soon aHS as these CASES are
filled, ten new Glasses Will be adopted. Men
and women are not allowed In the same
Glasses. Everything done 10 make each
Class equ"i' GLASSES.
ALL persons between the ages of Is and
y EA Ii persons between the ages of 20 and Is
SS-s persons between tho ages of IS and
DSAii persons between the ages OF 80 and
EeAi persons between the ages of IS and
FsAii persons between the ages of 40 and
IS years; a. o-o, =, =. 49,,
H@Ail persons between the ages of so and
So years.
I-An persons between the ages Of IS and 60
KAN persons between the ages of GO and
The Glasses for women are the same as
above. Any one that is found TO give his or
her age wrong will bs expelled, and the
Each class is limited to 5000 members, Each
person pays 50 upon becoming a memter,
q me sq AZ Cas- he or ne SI ~ Sies SeS0g0
Il member Of one Class cannot be assessed this
dollar u q member Of another Class dies. mach
Class Is INDEPENDENT, hdrfn0 no connection
NTH any other.
ILLUSTRATION.
Glass "A" has 200 male members. A man
dies. The Association pays over within forty
days IS ,0e0 10 the widow or heirs, and the re-
maining members forward within thirty
days one dollar and ten cents each to the AS
ISOLATION to reimburse 1t. Failing to send
this sum they forfeit to the Association ali
moneys paid, and the Association supplies a
new member TO NIL the place Of the IetjTipg
ADVANTAGES.
The advantages of this Association over or
binary Lie Insurance Companies are: No
panlcs can break IL; the fees are SO small, and
requiTed to be paid at such long intervals
| that any man can secure to his family a COM
potency upon his death.
"a" bow TO BECOME MEMBERS.
Any one desiring to become member may
bank draft, postal order, or by express the
expressnge being paid by the applicant. Un-
SDoRStbLe for moneys sent but IN This IOdV Ac-
compapyiDg the money must be a paper
giving the applicants 1un name, age, Birth
place, present occupation, who the policy is
| in favor of, poStOf1ce address, town, county,
state. also a Med. cal Certificate setting forth
the physical condition, and whether IN the
opinion OF the doctor examining, the apple
| can't is proper person to be insured. Blank
forms OF application for membership will be
sent upon application.
6dch member ought TO tTy to make netO mem
beTS: In so doing he beneItGS himself No let
lR vi n n In n
three-cent postage stamp to prepay return
INVESTMENTS.
The by. laws of the association require that
one-thtrd OF the money received as new
membership fees, shall pc made a sinking
fund 70 meet payments falling due by the de-
IinquencIes OF members. This land Is held
by The
NATIONAL TRUST COMPANY,
and will be invested in United States Bonds
New York city property, which Property
shall be double the value OF the money go
THE FUNDS.
The remaining two-thirls, after paying
the expenses OF the association, shall be in
vested In Real Estate in the city OF New
York. or in bond and mortgage on property
In the city OF New York, the interest of
which shall go to pay the current expenses
of tho association. II deceased member
leaves no heirs the money becomes the prop
eIty OF the association, with the proyiso that
the expenses Of burial shall be paid ont of
such funds, said expenses, however, not to
exceed one hundred dollars,
A member falling to pay his fee OF one dol
Jar land ten cents Within thirty days from
date OF notice forfeits all claims upon the
association, and also forfelts all money pre-
viously paid. In the Pacific States this time
is extended to sixty days. A member hay-
ing no permanent residence must notify the
secretary and appoint representative to
When members choose they can send ten
dollars and nfty cents to the treasurer 10 pre-
pay their dues, which sum Will pay for ten
deaths, thus saving the trouble OF sending
Sl.l0 each time, besides asavlng of Nifty cents.
No man Is so poor that he cannot pay Sc now
and Sl.lO occasionally, thus securing IS, 600 TO
his heirs. The average number OF dollars
each person will have to pay to secure IS 900
Will be SO per year, little over hfty cents
per week. This makes this mode Of insu-
rance cost about one-slxth what they would
have to pay any regular insurance company
for 5000 policy.
All communications should be addressed
TO ROBERT p. NOAH, No. 10 + street;
DstTiet 81 coIam6a and States 81 v i3E 1he
and West Virginia, or the Manhattan CO.
operative Relief Association.
The TRUSTEES of the Association are:
z. McCURDY, ESQ.
EIsoN T. WRIGHT, Esq, President Star
W; s: GAKMANs Esq, President stuyvesant
bank, New York city.
n. w. FORD, Esq, Cashier National Bank
OF the Republic.
D. s. .pUNCoMB, Eeq., No. 8 Pine St., N. Y.
The OFFICERS of the Association are:
u. McCURDY, President.
EESON q. WRIGHT, Vice President.
M.S. CARMAN. Treasurer.
Lewis SANDERS, Secretary.
LOCAL AGENTS ARE WANTED in every
county and town, and applications from
competent parties for such agencies, with
suitable endorsement, should be addressed 10
the Company's General Agent,
ROBERT p. NOAH,
tltteenIh sts., Warrington, d. O.,
General Agent for the District or Columbia
and States Of Virginia and West Virginia.