The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-12-08

oBJECE.
Tie object ofthIs Association Is 10 secure e, a
cash payment within forty days after the
death OF a member OF as many dollars as lheFe
are members In the class TO which lie or sile
belongs, to his or her heirs
MEMBERSHIP FEES.
Tho ,rATnbarsllip fees are St5 dollars at john
ing, Cl0T tplitch a Certificate oL AemoSsyS !l
,fiH BE- flfTJafShed1 and one dollar anu zen
Cents on the death of each member, OF winch
due notice VII so q E q ths Tidew or hers OF
fhe deceased member, and ten Genus Tor eN-
penses Of collecting. ,,,
CLASSES FOR MEN and TEN CLASSES
FOR WOMEN. AS soon as these Glasses are
nued, ten new Glasses VIII De adopted. men
and women are not allowed In tho same
Glasses, Everything done to make each
Class equal. .,.,,.e,
Am persons between the ages of Is and
u B sezlii pers0ns6stween the agesof9 3
ySe2 nAu persons between the ages of Is and
d S YEAH persons between the ages of 50 and
. EE@ eeiil persons between the ages of s. and
40 Eys ealfii persons between the ages of 30 and
% Yealfi persons between the ages of Is and
% GS eaiIl persons between theages of so and
IS years. x. IN
yG%sE @All persons between the ages of 60 and
% T me- GIasses for women are the same as
her age wrong will be expelled, and the
moneys paid forfeited to the Association.
Zach Siass is limited 10 5000 membess, Each
person pays So upon becoming member,
and 81 10 each time member dies belonging
10 khe same Class he or she may be a member.
4 member or one CIaSS cannot be dGEe&ted this
dollar II a member Of another CIdSJ dies. zach
Class Is INDEPENDENT, ltdutll0 no connection
irith any Other.
ILLUSTRATION.
Class "A" has 600 male members A man
dies The Association pays over within forty
days IS, coo 10 the widow or heirs, and the re-
iinvs one dollar and ten CENTS each to the As
SOciRtiou to reIInbuTse it. Failing TO send
this sum they forfeit to the Association all
new member to I'LL the place of the retiring
'A' ADVANTAGES.
The advantages Of this Association over or
binary Lie Insurance Companies are: No
panics can break IL; the fees are so small, and
required TO be paid at such long intervals
that any man can secure TO his family CON-
potency upon his death.
HOW TO BECOME MEMBERS.
Any onedesirins to become amember may
npply in person, or must send S. In check,
bank draft, postal order. or by express the
der no circumstances tD 1ie Association be re-
1,OrisibLe for moneys sent but IN his 'oay. Ac-
ompanytng the money must be paper
giving the applicants full name. age, birIh-
place, present occupatio who the Certificate
OF Membership Is in favor of, poStothee adj
Certificate setting forth the physical condi-
ton. and whether in the opinion OF the
Doctor e5amtniDg the sPPca G2 Is a PT0pssr
cation for membership VIII be sent upon ap-
pIication.
beTs: bU so doing he 6eneJttS hll1eg No let
ter will be noticed that does not contain a
three-cent postage stamp 10 prepay return
' INVESTMENTS.
Tho bylaws OF the association require that
One-thiTd OF the money received as new
membership fees, shall De made sinking
fund to meet payments falling due by the de
linquenc!es 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 30
THE FUNDS.
The remaining two-thIrCts, after paying
the expenses OF the association, shall be In
vested in Real Estate in the city OF New
in the city OF New York, the interest OF
which shall go TO pay the current expenses
oil Inc ASEOGlaLlOns II q deceased member
leaves no heirs the money becomes the prop
erty OF the association, with the proviso that
the expenses of burial shall be paid out of
exceed one hundred dollars.
A member falling to pay his fee Of one dol
lar and ten cents within thirty days from
association, and also forfeits all money pre-
viously paid. In the Pacific States this time
is extended TO sixty days A member hay
secretary and appoint representative TO
pay his fees.
When members choose they can send ten
dollars and nifty cents TO the treasurer 10 pre-
pay their dues, which sum VIII pay for ten
deaths, thus saving the trouble OF sending
No man Is so poor that he cannot pay Sc now
and Sl.l0 occasionally, thus securing IS 600 10
his heirs the average number OF do!lsrs
each person will have TO pay to secure s.. goo
will be $50 per year, q little over fifty cents
per week. This makes this mode Of insu-
rance cost about one-sixth what they would
have to pay any regular insurance Company
Ter 5000 policy.
an communications should be addressed
10 ROBERT p. NOAH, No. % street,
Washington, ID. c., General Agent for the
District Of Columbia and States of Virginia
and West Virginia, or the Manhattan Co
operative Relief Association.
The TRUSTEES of the Association are:
E E sSSo I. @ik1saT. Esq, President star
W. s. c1RMAN. Esq, President stuyvesant
Bank, New York city.
of the Republic.
L. w. MORAY.
The OFFICERS Of the Association are:
e McCURDY, President
ELSON 7. WRIGHT, Vice President
w. g. CARMAN, Treasurer.
LEWIS SANDERS, Secretary.
LOCAL AGENTS ARE WANTED in every
county and town, and applications nom
competent parties for such agencies. with
suitable enlargement, should be addressed 70
q General .