Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-06

is tho strongest company doing business
m TcNas.
Tho plan That we propose 10 issue tho
insurance upon IA the most equitable aud
most liberal 20 tho insurer the Yearly
Renewable, also known us the uomnns
Plan. taking ir name from tho lnuNrous
originator of the same His name IL
known and honorrd tho world oycr as
The leading exponent of Life Insurance.
aud it is upon his American Experience
Table of Mortality that nll Insurance
companies base their estimates.
II ihc same amount of insurance should
be- placed ON our moro expensive forms ct
Investment insurance. would double the
donation offered, bot would couscontiousy
Nny To nll Icxuna, tako your insurance
hy all means on the Yearly Renewable
plan, with dividends applied 80 keep level,
and make your Investments here nt home,
you can 40 much lctter with your money.
For instance, let ua soo what the annual
saving would amount 20 between the
Yearly Renewable Policy and the ordinary
lifo which IL the lowest rate offered ON
the level premium plan. Take the aver
age age, say 90 Premium at that ago
ON q policy for $4,000;
Ordinary Life Plan, Level Proml-
nm. ,.t.t,.. t.....,s..t,...,.& i22OO
Yearly ltanewahlc, llomuus'
lloh .''........,..,.... lI2O0
$4,000
The expectation Of lfo NJ tho age Of
30 Is - years, if this dilferpnc, la prcml
INNS, $4,000 be Invested oach year, aud
tho insured should live out bis cxpectn-
lion, hc would have ma addition 10 hla
Insurance, tho following
AZ q per cent interest siOS0i50
AZ por cont interest. 12O5OO0
Al per cent interest i6lli00
At 10 per cont interest 22.1iiB0
IN cnsc Of prior death he would lenyc
10 his family or estate not only the SiO.-
600 Insurance. but The accrued Investment
as well. while under the level premium
plan he would leave $4,000 insurance
only
Should any prudent man hesitate IN
/ his choice7
! Having laid the proposition before You.
! I now leave II In your hands, repeating
/ That this ~ plain buHiuogs proposition,
\ perfectly feasible and easily accomplish.
ca by systematic effort N tho men Of
Texas VIII secure the amount Of insur-
I anco specified. lwill donate 10 the
( Worlds Fair fund 100000 mud dlatrib-
uie as prizes 20 competing counties 500
900 ana nlso s2O0O0 IA prizes 10 the
| Press of the State or pro rata on amount
received win y0u secure M
1 AZ matter Of public policy
I II lbe men Of Texas who afo now
carrying ITO insurance on fhoir lives
were 10 cat tboir policies half 10 two,
apd plaoa IN the PyoNdont Savings
l Naithout The above prOppMuonl, simply
I To- show thrir appreciation uf n com
I Dams thnt hos invested largely in Jcxa8
I rpal estate. the inquiry would imno.
diatcly come from nll companies,
Z "kNbv 40 many fOrfeturNsW tho fepy
4 would be- "We are determined 10 pn
\ tr0nize company That has erected a
| bnndsumo Office building lu 1osna" You
I uonld compel all companies doiug buH.
! nos Ia lcxaB % break dir in thirty
I dnfa thereby forcing millions into our
/ 'frlae a public policy, strictly business,
and w5ll give 10 nll policy holdeu what
! tbpg oefd absolute security AMI " One
} fourih III Che people now carrying nsur-
f, aIicp Agin nccppt MS plam sou viii have
I landsonle buildings Nj an Of our cities,
donation by which Texas viii secure
eg,ltor raifcseniafion ~ the Worlds
/ Wan ana sin doulB0 oar population Rud
.ssessed values lu EIe years time. Now,
I TFrqns Will gnu 10 your duig ~ yOnr
I gfnio. "a your families, Your wives y0Hr
I anuahiefs. yOgr fons ruH your c0uniryf
! i believe you viii Yours Cor Ie2as,