The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-12-07
C7ARTERED BY THE STATE OF NEW
YORK.
ORIEm.

.rhe object OF this Association is TO secure
cnsb payment within forty days after lhe
are members in the class TO which he or she
belongs, to his or her heirs.
MEMBERSHIP FEES.
Tho membership fees are SIR dollars at Join
lng OoT tShisa q mi one dollar and ten
cents on the death OF each MEMBER, OF Wnlch
due notice will be given. one doliaT o iFoG M
ihe deceased member, and ten cents for ex-
Ionses of collecting. -, rr,,,y
GLASSES FOR MEN and TEN GLASSES
FOR WOMEN. AS soon MS these Glasses nrc
hlled, ten new Glasses VIII De adopteed. M ,,a
Glasses. Everything dono- TO make ench
Cls'S' uAi' GLASSES.
An persons between tho ages of Is and
SU Rsaii persons between the ages and .
I C|All persons between the ages of IS and
~ S SeIaii persons between Tho ages of 50 and
% EE@ elsIl persons between the ages of IS and
~ s @Ail persons between the ages of 30 and
% G gii persons between the ages of As and
o. HS e4tIi persons between the ages of so and
% IGg eiii' persons between the agesof IS andeO
Raj persons between the ages of co and
the Glasses for women are the same as
above. ANY one that is found TO give his or
her age wrong will be expelled, and the
moneys paid forfeited to the Association.
Each class is limited to 5000 members, Each
person pays So upon becoming member,
and 81 10 each time a member dies belonging
- 10 the same Class he or she may be a member
4 1neDlbcT or one Glass cannot be assessed this
dollar n a member Of another Class dies. zach
CLASS Is INDEPENDENT, hGrfn0 no connection
uusTR ALTON
Glass a a" has COO male members A man
dies. The Association pays overwithin forty
days s, 600 TO the widow or heirs, andthe re-
DAYS one dollar md ten cents each to the As
ISOLATION TO reimburse II. Failing to send
this sum they forfeit to the Association all
new member to MI the place OF the reuring
one.
The advantages of this Association over or
binary Lie Insurance Companies are; No
panics can break II; the fees are SO small, and
that any man can secure to his family q COM
potency upon his death.
HOW TO BECOME MEMBERS.
Any one desiring to become may
apply in person, or must send S6Iin check,
bank draft, postal order, or by express, the
expreSsaRe being paid by the applicant I'm
der no cTcltnistdlceS tCt The AS5OcidtiOIl be re-
70onSible for RioneJ5 sent but in his tooy. Ac
ompanYf1g the money must be a paper
giving the applicants full name, age, birth
or Membership IS In favor OF postonICe ad-
dress. town, county, State. ALso a Medical
lion. and whether in the opinion Of the
doctor examining, The applicant Is proper
person 10 be insured. Blank forms OF aPpli-
Gallon for membership Will be sent upon ap-
SGci member ought to try 10 make neto mem
bcTS: by so doing he 6eneJitS htElSeG. No let
ter will be noticed that does not contain a
three-cent postage stamp 10 prepay return
postage. ,,,,.
The bylaws of the association require that
one-third Of the money received as new
membership fees, Shall 6e made a sinking
linquencies OF members. This fund is held
by the
NATIONAL TRUST COMPANY,
and will be invested in United States Bonds
or Real Estate, or bond and mortgage upon
New York city property, which property
shall be double the value of the money go
loaned.
The remaining two-thirds, after paying
the expenses OF the association, shall be In
vested in Real Estate in the city OF Now
in the city OF New York, the interest of
which shall go to pay the current expenses
of the association. II a deceased member
leaves no heirs the money becomes the prop
erty of the association, with the pr0visO that
such funds, said expenses, however, not 10
exceed one hundred dollars.
A member failing to pay his fee OF one dol
date OF notice forfeits all claims upon the
association, and also fOrfeits all money PEE
ViOuSly paid. In the Pacific States this time
Is extended TO sixty days. A member haV~
ing no permanent residence must notify the
secretary ana appoint representative 10
When members choose they can send ten
dollars and nifty cents to the treasurer TO pre-.
pay their dues, which sum will pay for ten
deaths, thus saving the trouble OF sending
ST. each time, besides asaVIng OF flfty cents,
No man is so poor that he cannot pay SC now
and LILO occasionally, thus securing S5O00to
his heirs. The average number Of dollars
each person Will have to pay to secure 5000
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
for s. 900 policy.
All communications should be addressed
to ROBERT p. NOAH, No. 222 + street,
Washington, ID. g.. General Agent for the
and West Virginia, or the Manhattan CO.
operative Relief Association.
The TRUSTEES of the Association are:
ELsoN i. wkTGaT, ESQ President Star
Metal Company.
a. w. FORD, Esq, Cashier National Bank
OF the Republic.
L. w. MORAY.
The OFFICERS OF the Association are:
E. McCURDY, President.
ELSON T. WRIGHT, Vice President.
w. g. CARAVAN. Treasurer.
LEWIS SANDERS, Secretary.
InCAT AGENTS Arr yvArgTEn in every