Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-10-10
western Enterprise.

Unparalleled success! Inc only cOln'
pany in the United States or out of them
that makes its dividends on basis Of
loaning its money at IL per cent. per
annum. Has just passed the rigid ex-
animation of the Missouri Insurance
Department; also that of Illinois. The
same examination into the finances of
the Company was made in July by the
Insurance Department of Tennessee. Its
success is attested by all of these author
tiles. See what the Daily Times says of
the Company. Western men should
patronise Western institutions:
The Missouri VALLEY LIFE INSURANCE
CoMPAYY-We have been the firm and
steadfast friend of the Missouri Valley
Life Insurance Company, of this city,
ever since its organization, believing
that those who had its management in
charge understood well their business
Last evening the examination of this
company, made by the Insurance De-
partment Of the State of Missouri, was
completed, and we are glad to know that
the result of this most rigid examination
veri6es what we have always believed,
that the Missouri Valley Life Insurance
Company is one of the strongest in the
land This makes two examinations
that have been made into the condition
of this company by different insurance
departments during the last month, and
with highly hattering results in both in
stances. We predict for this company,
that has just passed such rigid examina-
ton by the best actuaries of this coun-
try a brilliant future 1t is the com
pany above all others Gas it is the only
company of the kind in the State), that
should receive the patronage of our clti-
zens. 1t is also the only company in the
world that makes dividends on basis
of loaning its money at twelve per cent.
per annum. We hold a policy in this
Company, and advise all our friends to
90 and do likewise, and thus do justice
to themselves and families, and help
build up in our midst an institution
which shall become the pride of our
State, as it now is of the city.
The Lawrence Tribune says
Our old friend Harry W. Cole is in
town again, looking after the interest of
his specially, the Missouri Valley Life,
of Leavenworth. No recommendation OF
this hourishing company is needed in our
columns. Everyone at all acquainted
with life insurance knows that it is one
of the solid institutions of our State, and
worthy of the esteem and support of our
citizens. We are informed that Prof.
Harvey, of st. Louis, one of the best &C.
tuares in America, has just completed
his inspection of the company books,
and pronounces it sound and in every
respect satisfactory. This high indorse-
ment is gratifying to everyone in the
State who has any pride in our own in
situations.
The Ledger of September |, says:
Missouri VALLEY LIFE Insurance
CoMpAYY.-We publish to-day state
ment of the Missouri Valley Life lnsur-
ance Company, as made to the Comp
troller of the State Of Tennessee. The
condition Of the company, and its oper-
atoms, are indeed hattering, to the Off
GERS and policy-holders. Its success in
| tne ihSI tuIcc years 10 aih4oSt b.JNnN
precedent The company actually de
clares dividend, payable in cash, on
the first years premiums. As, for in
stance, Mr.. WhitEore, Of the Ledger,
took out policy in the company. FoT
the first year he paid premiums amount
ing to sos so; not long since ho was
notified that a dividend of so % had
been declared in his favor, and was
awaiting his order The company is
growing rapidly, and in few years will
rank as one of the wealthiest in the
country. Messrs. Rufiin 4 Tucker, the
agents here, are gentlemen of well-knowr
responsibility and capacity and wide ac-
auaintance. They are worthy represent
atives of such growing, energetic insti
tuition, and we hope they may continue
to resp abundant success.
Active agents for North Mississippi
West Tennessee and Arkansas wanteC
for this company. Apply to Ruffin a
Tucker, No. 80 Madison street. 81
FBRD Ward SALOON, % Adams street
kept by Henry Eshman, has always OF
hand the best assortment Of Liquors