The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1889-04-06
l RELIABLE COMPANY.
The Famous Life Association OF Little
Rock, Ark.

wr.,t-m aud published as any other ed
Horial conveying valuable information
for tie common good, just as much St
as II headed tsPrO bono publicO;" fo
while there are 80 many cheats ant
swiniles Of this character, it will no
h+. questioned that u properly cOnt;uc
ted fl!fe Insurance Company is tn.
greatest modern blessings known Il
"A ir,,e Christian civiIiz ,tiOn-just such
':"cerH we chance 10 know thi,
"Famnus Life Association" of Little
fsurk, Arkansas, to be-hence AZ An ell.
,tnr, ever faithful to his irus, Of guard.
ing the public against wrong and point
ing T." what Is right, and just and SAT-
We feel Il is our bounden duty, as Il
pi,ltc htnrfarsor, to watch all such
"'st'rss aud ir, the truth be known
We have h-fnre sloken in this special
regard, sud propose now to- speak again
in the snIne direction.
We are aware that the theory Of Life
Insurance may sound novel 10 some
who are not posted As To its true intent
and purpose; ant then to Others VITO
have -trie.,i il an,i been swinuIed. may
justly have an nusavory sound but The
scriWnrnl ahmnniii"n Supplies here as
welt a- IL other relations and expert
ences nf 'ifr: "i'rove alt things, and
hold fast 10 that which is good" And
tue in"si easily proven is whatever is
within your immediate reach; and
>nrtI also is The most apt to prove salts
factory, for swintlles are not likely to
rerr their hends within your immediate
presence, and ask the test of truth and
virtue III Il tsir trial to be applied.
'rhere are but few thoughtful aud
piu,irnt persons throughout our land
amt cn,intry who have not their lives
iu.uied in soMe way Or manner, either
hy sutne regular Life Association or
Company, or in some Fraternal or Be
nevoleut Organic ,iion F; and every com-
lnunity will find that failures TO pay
full policies, where such deliuquen,s
occur ut all, generally happen with for
eign companies or organic Z,tions-whose
agents come from great distance, and
make any sort Of representation of Sc
curily, without any Of the parties being
known in person to those whom tbey
ihus "b:eeu;" and after getting your
money, depart in peace-in peace to
themselves, but leaving you ''rtlieved"
only in purse. Such occurrences may
ba rare in event, in connection with
affairs OF this character, hut much Oft
emer so With those whom You do not
know personally than with those yon
DO and you may put il down as a safe
rule. to guard against, that where and
wherever agents Of foreign Insurance
Con. panies approach you in words of
.tisVaragement Of companies within
your immediate reach, that such agents
and the companies they represent are
frauds and swindles, and would thus
4. ceive you in most sacred matter,
and mean'y and dishonesty deprive
YOU OF the greatest and grandest Of
living pleasures, that CT preparing and
providing in life for your loved ones
when you shall have passed sWay.
For what is more meaniy dishonest
than to take your money under the
false and ,hievirg representation that
it will inure To the good Gf your family
when yOu are dead, when it is known
by those who make such representation
ihAt it is a LIE! Such itinerant thieves
should be hanged high as Haaman; or
still better, because more speedy, "shot
upon the spot
But what danger OF any Of this can
there be in the operations OF this "Fa-
NOUS Life Association" OF Little Rock:
Absolutely none ut alt as the work
invs uf which will clearly prove, when
infinitely explained to you by the
agents, put which we have not space
to do in an editorial article. But we
can say, and do say, that We know the
officers Of the company, and know alb
soluiely. That they would have nothing
TO do with any sort of business or with
any concern whatever, where there
might be the possibility Of swindte or
robbery, or any sort or character OF
wrong or injustice.
Who is Z. +. Moore, the President ii
this company: One of the most hon.
orable and hon ored citizens of Arkan-
-as. or OF any other State Of this great
Union All old and tried newspaper ed.
i,or-difiering always with US Politi-
rally, but upon whose honor or chlv-
airy we would stake our life then
twice Secretary of State, of this State,
aud now a prominent and leading citi.
zen Of Little Rock, known to he nbso-
lutely above reprOach or the suspicion
of reprcach, in all the relations OF life.
THIS should bu enough; but we kDn~
every man uithis city who Is connected
with tkis company to be OF like char.
acter Geo. W. ~. Clair, the Secretary
who has no superior as to either skill!
or honesty, aud who would allow M
discrepancy in his line for any cnnside
ration I; andJ. W. Galloway, the Treas
ursr who is simply alike the soul o