Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-06-15

PRoMPrNEss AND HIGH STANDING
OF THE KANSAS MUTUAL LIFE ASSOCIATION
OF HIAwATHA, KANSAS.

| OF THE KANSAS MUTUAL LIFE ASSOCIATION
OF HIAwATHA, KANSAS.
To whom 1t may concern:
This is to certify that we the undersigned
benefciaries under policy No. 2048, issued
BY the Kansas Mutual Life Association of
Hiawatha, Kansas, on the life of Z. n.
Campbell, deceased, have received the
amount due as under said policy in full Of
all claims whatsoever.
We take pleasure in recommending the
Kansas Mutual Life association for its fair,
honest and prompt dealings, believing that
it observes its contracts to the letter.
Respectfully,
w. c. CAMPBELL,
G. T. CAMPBELL,
Benefciaries.
Thomas j. Hays, the special agent of the
Kansas Mutual, Who'll now representing the
company in this county, took the applica-
ton of W. c. Campbell on last Monday for
$1,000 life insurance. Mr.. Campbell ex-
presses himself as being well pleased with
the honorable manner in which his fathers
loss was adjusted and advises his friends to
insure in the Kansas Mutual of Hiawatha,
Kansas. The Kansas Mutual with its four
quarterly premiums year-no assessments
and no annual dues-meets the approval of
the best business men in every community
and is fast becoming one of the most popu-
lar Insurance companies in the west. To
know how much one has TO pay out and
how much his estate will receive in case of
his death is q satisfaction to the policy
holder not guaranteed bv assessment COM
panies. The policy holder in the Kansas
Mutual Life association knows at the begin
ming how much he has to pay out and how
much his heirs will receive in case of his
death.
The officers of this company are a guar
antee of its success. Hon. }. P. Davis, of
Hiawatha, preei dent Of the company. has
been one of Brown county's wealthy and
member of the legislature from that county
and active in public affairs; Z. p. Barry,
vice-president and manager, is a practical
insurance man, and in his line has no SUI
perior in the state. He has large property
interests in Brown county and is one Of her
prominent and popular citizens. John Z.
Moon, secretary, we are personally ac-
quainted with; he is an old citizen of Brown
county; he has been twice county clerk of
that county; cashier of the Morrill, & James
bank, and secretary of the Kansas Mutual
since its organization. He has held
many prominent positions and
has always been regarded as competent and
faithful in every public trust. G. II. James,
treasurer, is member of the firm of Nor
rill & james, the Oldest banking establish
ment in Brown county. E. w. Bliss, medi-
cal director, is brother of the United
States District Attorney Bliss, of st. Louis,
and is one Of the most prominet physicians
in northeastern Kansas. b. b. Mann, gen.
eral agent, is one of the organizers of the
Kansas Mutual. He is thoroughly familiar
with the system of insurance, and is prsc-
tical insurance man. Hon E. N. Morrill,,
NJ. c., one of the directors, is probably as
well known throughout Kansas as any man
in the state. He has lived in Brown county
wealth and fame, and is hon.
ored and respected at home and
abroad. His name is pillar of
strength in connection with any institution
in the state of Kansas. VIM. Welcome,
also one of the directors of the company, is
an old citizen of Brown county, has been
county treasurer for two terms in success
sion, and if the statutes did not prevent the
county treasurer from holding the third
term he would haye been reelected without
q dissenting voice. He is known in Brown
county as Honest Bill. Thomas j. HAYS,
special agent, is doing large business in
this county and we are glad of it. We
hsye ALWAYS believed that it is every mans
duty who has anyone depending on him tor
support to insure his life, and we have
always had faith in the Kansas Mutual Life
Association. of Hiawatha, Kansas, and its
officers. We believe it to be safe and sound
and the best company in which a Kansas
man can insure his life.
The Kansas Democrat: An illustration of
the advantages of the advance quarterly
premium plan of the Kansas Mutual Lite
association and the promp:ness with which
it adjusts its death claims:
MANHATTAN, Kan, June 8, 1886.
This is to certify that on the 9Th dav of
May, 1856, my wife and my self applied to
Mr.. b. G. Phillips, of Manhattan, agent of
the Kansas Mutual Life association, of Hia-
waths. for $1,000 Insurance each; that on the
10Th day OF the same month my wife was in
jured by the running away Of my team,
from which injury she died, and that on the
9th day of June, one month from the day
l applied for insurance, Mr.. L. p. Barry,
of the company, paid me the
full amount of my wIfe's insurance, viz:
$1,000. A. HUpsoN.
Riley Confer, Kansas.
The Kansas Mutual Life association has
paid to the beneficisries of deceased members
over $4,000, ard has accomplished these re-
suits at less Cost TO the insured than any
other company ever organized. Safe insur.
ance at less than one-haf rates of old line
The Kansas Mutual Life asso-
citation is the only mutual life association
with regular advance quarterly pre-
niums. Based on the american Expert |
,nce Table of Mortality" having guaran-
zee reserve fund for the security of IFS poll |
lies which assures the full payment of every |
ieath claim.