Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1867-02-15
ST. LOUIS MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
, L.i-3 COMPANY. 10 55ll.J

This company is represented here by our
friend, Mr.. O. l.. Riddell, who 10 well known
to the citizens of tn lis place in the capacity
of special agent. The following notice we
copy from that sterling paper, the Louisville
Courier, as taken from the ST. Louis Re2ub-
lican:
We republsh from the Rockford (Ill)
Register, a ststement of the highly satisfac-
tory manner in which claim for life insu-
rance was settled by the above named Com
pany. We may remark here that we have
on former occasions called attention to the
claims of this Company to public confidence.
IL is one of the most solid associations of
the kind in the country. 1t is in the hands
of gentlemen of integrity, and of prudent
intelligent and experienced managers in the
business Of life insurance. Its terms are as
moderate and liberal as those Of any similar
institution in the country, and none other
offers better security for the investments
committed to its trust and generally for its
engagements. To residents of the West and
South, and particularly of st. Louis, who
wish to avail themselves of the benefits of
such an institution, it is recommended by the
fact that II is homs company. The monies
deposited 18th il are invested in St. Louis
and the West thereby keeping capital at
home TO foster industry here instead Of being
sent abroad 10 build up other sections Of the
country at our expense:r .,tvs e-,g,s
""LiFE INSURANCE. - - ' -
The benefits of life insurance are 80 well
illustrated in the case of the late John J..
Page, of this city, that we cannot too strong
ly urge Its Importance upon our readers. It's
beni6cent operation is shown by the card
published in this issue OF the receipt of
$40, 900 in payment Of policy taken by
deceased IL the ct. LOUIS MUTUAL LIFE fSsU-
RANCE COMPANY, paid TO Mrs. Page, who re-
Gently received the startling Intelligence of
her husbands sudden death, by the falling
of heavy stone upon him, which was be-
ing raised in the erection Of new building
in New Orleans, and in front Of which he
was passing.
ave. take pleasure in recording the
promptness with which the st, Louis Com
pany have come forward to the relief Of the
bcreaved widow, just at time Of all Others
most needing sympathy and counsel. 1t
speaks well for the company that they have
rendered her every facility in their power to
enable her to make up the requisite proofs,
and rendered her all needed assistance
The special agent Of the COMPANY, Mr.. IS.
II. Gilbert, whose office is in Lombard Block,
Chicago, has been here several days during
the present week, Arranging the matter,
which has been done'to the entire satisfac-
ton OF Mrs. Page. The company has been
nj nj zai ia nl
cord, and is regarded wherever known as an
honorable, sound and useful institution.
AcARD.
as. II. Gilbert, Agent st. Louis Mutual
Life Insurance Company, Chicago:
(" Allow me TO tender you my thanks for
the very prompt manner 10 which the Com
pany which you represent settled and paid
In full the policy Of $4,000 my husband
took out through your agency last August,
ii being the first Of the three companies 10
which he was insured, TO settle. Ialso thank
you for the assistance rendered by you IN
making out my claim, with the proof, tax
ing all the care and trouble in regard to it
from me, at time when my great loss and
grief prevented me from attending TO H.
shall ever remember you and the st. Louis
Mutual Life Insurance Company with graft.
tude for their prompt and liberal dealing.
Yours 6c.,
MRS. JOHN L. PAGE.
RocKSoRn Jan. 30, 1867. HrGft.
Received, Rockford, ILL.,, Tan "a, 1867, of
the ST. Louis Mutual Life Insurance Compa-
ny, ten thousand dollars, in full, as per above
statement amount insured under policy No.
3,97i, on the life Of John l.. Page, deceased.