The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1899-01-21

m. Each Mother is requested TO-
bring some items of. information on
Educational topics. All Mothers of
Maryville are cordially invited to at
tend these weekly meetings.
Every dollar put into non forfeit
ing Life ms. policy is sure to come
back to you or your estate, if you live
long or ifyou die prematurely it will
be increased many fold. You may
be well and strong Stoday and your
business may be in good condition
but you don't know what your con-
dition may be year or five years
from to-day. Provide for emergen-
cies at once by one of the liberal New
York Lies policies. Positively the
best policy that can be issued by any
company.-W. w. Baldwin, Agt.
Sam Houston Inn.
"To be Gnsured) or not to be, that
is the question: Die you will, die
you must. Do you want your family
your father, mother or sister left in
possible want or do you wish to be
abs olutely certain they will, by your
love and forethought, be provided
for. New York Life Insurance pol
icies will make uncertainty certainty.
No conditions as to residence, occu-
patton or manner Of death positive alb
solute Insurance.
w. W. Baldwin, Spec. Agt.
Sam Houston Inn.
In the way of Investments, l can
didly believe that the best and most
solid Investment, where speculation
is not contemplated, that is offered
in the United States to-day, is pol
icy in the New-York Life Insurance
Company. In saying this l, of course,
have in mind every sensible man:
wish 10 proftably lay aside a certain
amount each year with a view of it:
accommodating into snug sum O
wealth, or as a wise provision for the
comforts of old age, or for rainy
day. AS an investment, it will pay
better interest than a Government
bond; and as for safety, the ew-Yorl
Life, is as sound as the Government
itself. Such policy is at any tim
readily available as security for loans
besides being at all times valuabl
asset.
Hon. Dan'l Manning
Late Secty. U. S, Treasur,
on Investment.
Editor of Ttmes:-After readin
the daily papers, with their charge
and counter-charges of officers of til
army, against their fellow officers, {
officers and men against the manage
ment of the Government and of tn
various descriptions of the Cuban
and of Cuba, it is a source of gratif
cation 10 read the description of til
country and people, of army life etc
as given by our friend and youl COZ
respondent in last weeks Times:
say it is gratifying to know that wha
we read in the Times from the pen {
your correspondent in Cuba is tru
statement of facts as far as he is able t
obtain them from observation an
experience in that country.
{ This fact alone should guarantee
you the desired increase of subscriber
r you ask for;
1t is so seldom correspondent
leaves out the coloring in relating e,
periences and incidents of an arm,
life, that reading from one who is ell
, deavoring to give us the pl in III
a vanished truth is satisfaction an
pleasure. Your correspondent to-
does not write as one might not chang
> his mind on further investigation
; facts, but as one who is observlg, ar
+" will give us the benefit of his obse
u vations as he goes along. ! am SUI
J ] write The sentiment of all your SUI
scfihers and that our fellow citlz,