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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-14
PROMINENT METHODIST
CLERGYMAN DEAD
Rev J o. Sherburne Died At Bradford
Yesterday Morning After a
Long Illness.

The Rev. ]. @. Sherhurnc, nephew Of
the late Rev. i. A. shcrburie Of this
city and one 81 the best known Method,
ist preachers OF the state, died Sunday
morning at his home in Bradford after
u long illness with heart disease.
Mi. Elscrbifrne was born III plainfield
this state, GO years ago last November,
he attended Newbury seminary and was
d member Of the frat class to graduate
from Montpelier seminary, viz, that Of
1859. lie attended Wesleyan university
from which Institution he was graduated
in 1873. He held several charges among
the Methodist churches pf this vicinity.
While Int Rochester as pastor, he rep
resented THE town III THE state lcgisia
ture. In 1856 he filled out The uneon.
Eplcted term VI decreased presiding ~
der Of the Montpelier district. He was
twice one of the Representatives Of the
Vermont district al tile general confer.
ence. In 1859 he was made presiding
elder 81 the st. Johnsbury district and
held that office until 1885.
Last y~nr hs was forced to give MP his
pastorate of tte Bradford Methodist
church owing Ia i. long Illness following
Ii broken bill. He has not been III good
health since that tiiur Mr.. Sherbnrne
was one of the most able Methodist
preachers in the state. as well as one
of the best writer's Of any denomination
He has four sons. OF whom the third Il
10 graduate from Wesleyan university
next month, the fourth is to graduate
from ST. Johnsbnrv hi4h scltonrin few
weeks and the two elder ones are III
business.
The funeral arrangements have not
yet been announced
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-14
FOR PUBLIC MORALS.
Morrisville Village Meeting Takes Ac-
tion.

Moqisviic, May i4.s-At a special
village meeting held here Saturday evrn-
ing, articles relative to the following
were adopted rs additional br laws:
Articles providing that the trustees
shall license for one year witI OF with
ont fee, in their discretion, all public
pool aud billiard rooms, cafes and lunch
rooms, under such regulations as the
trustees shah provide. II any person
shall Keep on maintain such a t,iaee
without license OF tiSlafe amy terms
of license granted, NJ shall bn fined not
less than 70 nor more than 800 for
each violation.
Another article adopted was one pro.
siding that no person shall sell. OF show,
injurious literature within the village
limits, and there shall be fine Of not
less than 50 nor more than 500 for
each o:fense.
This action Is the result of recent
troubles here. duplicating several young
men aud boys.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-14
TR0UBL0US TIMES
FOR PROPHET D0WIE
His Meeting Yesterday Afternoon Brok.
en- Up BY Followers Of
voliya.

Chicago, May 14.A meeting over
which John Alexanier Dowie presided
lat Zion City yesterday afternoon Was
broken mp BY d number of followers ol
Wilbur Glenn Noliya, assisted by several
outsilers and before THE crowd dispersed
ID general tight ensued.
Dowie was addressing Ma audience u
siN hundred persons and mstde the state
ment that the oycrseersaof the Noliya
faction were thieves and robbers. All
once number Of those ii, the audience
were on their feet shouting No. no, you
are the robber, why don't you pay YOU
dehtssr
The disturbance became 10 violent
that Zion guard was sent to IpstnfS
order, The guard tpok hold 81 an old
man who was ondest iii hs demands fol
Dowie to pay his obligations and this
was signal for fight.
A dozen men seixed the guard and
Mere about 10 drag him down the aisle
when Gladstone DoMie and Deacon All.
rington mounted the platform and caIIss'
on the audience I'd talSc their seats. AIT
ter quiet hatl beei restored Dowie agar
attempted ID proceed with the meeting
bnt he was jerrcd and called traitor and
robbcr until he finally decided to .lismis.
the am1ienee.
A riot call was sent 70 the police sta
Ition and Captain OF Police Walker with
four men hurried to fhe. tabernacle IL
"a wagon. BY the time the police al
rived most Of tle audience had left The
building. tn the midst Of the trouble
Burleight, the negro attendant of powis
rushed upon the platform, and place
himself 1T the first apostles sids
while those of tbe uniformed .zior
guards who have taken sides With Dowis
formed line Of defence in front Of ths
platform. No attempt at Violence
however, was made against Dowie
Dowie was 50 weak that he had to b.
|carried from the carriage into the iaber
nacle By two attendants. fs8s
ii was announced AZ Shiloh homse last
night, however that he Ind eaten
hearty dinner and that he felt no i'll ef
feet from the excitement of the after
noon.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-14

Last Sat,irdsy Nh. Percy "A. Innd
became lost a TIE woods near teei
pond. She had oecasim. fo 40 into the
woods shortly after mon to sec her
husband who aofks lp the Wehber
lunfer company. on making hcr way
oui Of the wopas she becanip lost and
was travelling from dnc o,clock until
after seven in the eyening. carrying a
baby in her arlls and leading three
years old child She Travelled nearly
west ana came out of the woods Bn
the shore N tiorton pond. where she
attracted THE attention uf aopac work.
men OF the Miller aver to. who vent
10 her assistance. She was found "a
be nearly exhausted AMI her clothes
were torn and Wei She was cared
for and AZ last reports had sulfcred NJ
III effects from her tramp
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-14
TALK OF THE TOWN.

sd. Allen went % bethel this morn
ing % business
w Nj. liolaen went to NortbfeId
this afternoon on business.
Minaehsha Efsasnp,ne,lt. No ?, regu-
lar meeting this evening at $3.50.
Conricd Norton aud wife went TO
Boston Saturday night on a visit.
Henry G Whitaker returned last
night from weeks business trip, to
Boston.
george Gorman went to his home in
Fellows Fails Saturday night for a
short visit
Come to the necktie social tomorrow
evening in fhe seanpini block and have
a good time.
Miss Frances f. Humphrey left this
noon for New York, whore she viii
yisi. relatives.
Il. NJ. Tayntor went 10 Hardwick to.
day ON business trip. lie win re-
turn Thursday.
Wait and buy your wood Of the
darkey wood dealer tomorrow evening
at The necktie social.
Don't forget the social in Scsmpini
block tomorrow evening. The public
Is cordially invited
Mr.. aud Mrs. L. r. Hutchinson vent to
Randolph Sunday for Sisit at the home
of Mr. Ilutchinson's parents,
Ar. and Mrs. Henry Sfoughton and
two children Of Springfield, Mass, are
visiting at Mr.. Stoughton's home in
this city.
Robert Martin, ciparmaker Of Bos-
tor. and Harry Page, who has been
working in Montpelier. hegen work to
day in the Marion store.
Mrs. Nellie Martin II WiIliamstown
has sold The Fogg place, So-called, 70
Norman Morrison ot flranterilic f0s
s7nO.. Tho sale was eonsum.nated
through the d. 4. Perry real estate
agency.
The ID. 4. Pcrfv real estate agency
has sold for George Reed his house at
"A Academy street TO Hazcn Clark and
wife OF Richardson street. who viii
move into the hou*e to live Consid.
eration WIS $1,000,
sample Sale On account oI the rain
| saturday, tie samples whit ID ladies
Of the Civic Federation hnse been seil.
ING at the gas Office were not closed
oai. The sale will continue This even
ling. There are some good samples left,
| Please call and aid and support The
federation by 50 doing
/ In bankruptcy court saturday The ac.
count Of a. A. Sargent, TRUSTED Tor the
bankrupt Baire Telegram company, was
! allowed and the trustee was discharged
\ ihe liabilities pf this company were
about $1,000, with no assets The first
meeting of the creditors OF Frank Me.
Naily vas held and J. II. lucia was ap.
pointed trustee
! Mr. and Mrs. sloln Tabor returned
Saturday plight from Cape Verde island
Brava. where they haze been for seven
months. They mad a picasnnt winter
and enjoyed good health. Air. Tabor be-
! Ing greatly improved They expect tt
iiSe il Barre Mr.. Tabor brought twt
goats With them. one Weighing Isl
1 pounds, being broken to the saddle
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-14
SWEPT OVER DAM.
Three Young Men Drowned at Turner'S
Falls, Macs. M

Turner'S Falls Mass. May "a. Three
Young men, Alciie BeEmorc, Danel Shea
and Eugene Bordeau, all abont rs years
old, were swept over thr dam AZ Tur-
drowned as they were about to start
out for row IN q fin botto.ned boat.
Some girls sitting nearby saw them
starting on from the shore and heard
their cries for help # they were caught
up by the swift current and swept over
the dam.
The boat was found badly broken, but
no traces of the bodies coull be found
by the searching party.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-14
DEATH BY PNEUMONIA.
Harry L. Andrews of Berlin Died Sat
urday Night, Aged SO Years

Harry 4. Andrews, Il son of MI. and
Mrs Merrill Andrews of@ Berlin, died
Saturday night at tivc o'clock after an
illness of ten day. with pneumonia.
The funeral will he held this afternoon
at four o'clock, and the intermcnt viii
be in the Berlin cemetery. The deceased
was a wclI-lilSed young man. He was
30 years of age and leaves besides his
parents a brother. Homer. who was
called hons from yaw Jersey last Thurs
day, and sister. Lena, who lives at
home. For time the young man work
cd in Montpelier, being employed by
Bailey & Taft.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-14
MONUMENT TO GEN. COILS.
Erected in the Gettysburg Cemetery on
Sunday.

Gettysburg. Pa. May IA hand
some monument erected by the suryiv-
ors Of his regiment and his friends IN
civic life was dedicated TO the meM.
DRY Of the late Brevet Major General
Chas. II. 4. Coils iii the national. cem-
etery here yesterday. Among those
present were 40 survivors of the Hath
regiment, Pennsylvania volunteers (Cel-
lis ZouavesJ and General Collis's two
sons, Lloyd and Charles Coils Of New
York
General Coils just previous TO his
death served as commissioner Of public
works Of New York under the Strong
administration.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-14

WAS STABBED
In THE BACK
Admiral KOnsmitzh Assassin
ated Today
AT ADMIRALTY WORKS
He Was Commander Of the Port at st
Petersburg and Was Unpopular
With Workmen, BY One of
Whom He was Killed.

st. Petersburg, May lt. Admiral
Konsnitzh was assassinated today.
Admiral Konslnitzh was commander
Of the port and unpopular with ths
worknlcn. He wns stabbed in the back
By i Workman at the admiralty works.
ST. Petersburg, Mny i4.fhiS n the
Russian May day. "A large number ~
workingmen went out on strike today.
Work ID at 4tandstill in an factories.
Troops have been stationed at all STRAIT
egical points to prevent the strike from
entering the citv.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-14
I LOSS Is 500. 600.
Six Acres Of Warehouses, Etc, at Gulf
port, Miss, Burned

Gulfport, Miss, May 1.-THE enor-
nous plant Of the New Orleans Naval
Stores company aud $. Shotter 4 Co..
were totally destroyed by fire ycster-
day, six acres occupied By the rosin
yards, warehouses, colnmissary and
storage rooms heilIg entirely swept
away nv the flames. ffhe frn i sup
posed To have oripintTed III loose hay
Ia ne conlrlsssry. The loss was about
&iu0,0oo, with sano0O0 insurance.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-14
YOUNG LAD WENT
AWAY TWO WEEKS AGO
Flora Hathaway Of Barre Thought Her
Son Was With Her Brother.
Ernest Hathaway, at North
Cafet-

Flora hathaway Of this city has mott.
fed Chief Of Police Brown Of the dis
appearance OF her fifteen yaers old son,
Harry, who left the home Of his uncle.
Ernest Hathaway. in North Calais, two
weeks ago. The boy was in Barre last
winter, but went to Calais to stay with
his uncle in the spring. Last spring
his mother wrote to the boy and rc-
eeived word Saturday that Harry went
away nearly two weeks ago, dressed in
his best clothes, and that he had not
heen seen since. The bos Is rathcr slens
der and atll. light complezioned, light
hair and blue eyes He wore gray
clothes.
The boy'+ father lives in Cr,ais, but
his mother does not think the boy can
be there.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-14
HOTEL BURNS; Loss $4,000.


Sbnron Mass, May l4. In The worst
fire whirh. ever risite this Town Sunday
morning the Massapoag lake hotel, the
house, barn and tannery Of Mrs. Frank
+. Fhcfly Of Milton and large barn on
tile estate 81 Mrs. Henry G. Richards
of Boston were totally destroyed.
i.ne house owned bx Mrs. Richards,
known as the Barney CaFea place. wns
badly damaged, thine anuse 81 Frank
Peterson Ai9bily burned and more than
100 acres OF Noodlan.L les assated. lll
the buiIdInps were located IN So,lill
Sharon mort than Two miles from tli.
village The property loss Win lsacn
neaf14 $4,000,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-14
OVER 200 FUNERALS HELD.
Striking Drivers Returned to Then
Work After Winning Their Fight.

New York, May It. Moro than 200
funerals were held III Greater Mex York
yesterday the 900 union funeral driy-
crs who struck last week having return.
ed to work. An amicable adjustment
Of the differences between the drivers
and the Funeral Coach Owners associa
lion was arrived at early We errday, af-
Ter what vias practically an all night
conference between representatives Of
the two organizations. Tire drivers won
their fight. securing shorter hours, a
So. increase IN weekly salary and recos
milton Of their union.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-14

To o. J. Dodge and F. H, Rogers & Co.
In ouirlen Block.

Two of the losers iii the iiEe Iii the
Quinlcn building, q. ]. Dodge and r II.
Rogers < Co., hnse effected settle
lnent OF their clans with the Vermont
Mutual Fire Insurance company their
damage being BY water alone. Mf.
Dodge carried $1,000 with thr company
and was paid $3.50. Rogers 4 60. had
$4,000 With the Vermont Mutual and
received check fpr s6e4.to,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-14
DAMAGE BY HIGH WATER.
Stoves Mountain Snow Melted and
Water Runs Wild,

Stowe, May 1iThe heavy rains Of
Saturday night and Sunday morning to.
gether with melting SNOW on the noun
tain, caused tho West Branch to rise
very rapidly. The meadows about the
village have been Hooded and near the
Wade place a large piece of the high.
way was carried away. The break
water recently constructed by tale select.
men held hut the damage was done
shove that point and sluiceway wash.
ed ont BY y brook crossing tic road near
that pofut.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-14

The Ladies' Union Of the Universal
ist church will give social and art
loau exhibit in the church parlors We'd
nesday afternoon, May lb. viii the
committee Of tho Union kindly meet at
3 oelock. az there il important busi
ness 10 he brought upg supper from
! to I o'clock Mcnn:
Corn thowdcr Hot Rolls
Gold Meat Olives Pickles
Assorted Cake
awberries and Cream
Tea and toffco
Admission, including supper, 25c,
Children i5c
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-14
SATISFACTORY NOTE RECEIVED.
BY Turkish Porte TO British Govern
ment.

London. May I4-Foreian Secretary
Gray announced in. the house Of com.
mons today that satisfactory note had
ben ieeeiycd from The porte regarding
the dispute with Turkey over the evacp-
alton .pi a PORTION Of Egyptian territory.
and that there was every reason to hope
that q compete satisfactory settlement
witiId be rearhed.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-14
sen. Hepburn very Ill.

Washington, Max lf.- Scnstol Hey
burn % Idaho, wHo il very IN hc,r ~
tle result ofsa recurrence Of casarrAal
Appendicitis VA reported tettrr iist
nieht, He spent fairly eanloY,aOla
day and liis physician stated last cven-
ing that his temperature Is nornIal.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-14

Geneva N. Y, May l5.---Iay Mctirain,
the 13-yearold son of City Treasurer
John McGrain, diel yesterday as tin.
result OF poisoning. The poison is sup
posed to have been contained in q sofia
water. prepalntion which the lad pur-
chased Saturday morning.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-14
Mias NAV hammond smear Dead.

Brattlehoro. May AZ Miss Hay Ham.
mond Spear, agcd 81 years, died OF
heart disease Yesterday at thcl home Of
her parents, Nr. and Mrs. G II. Spear
~ Washington street. SHE had been III
since Januafy. slle was graduate Of
the Bfattlfbofn high &oool. class Of
1aJi. and wns m ulileer IN lhe Cniyef.
,eli-t sunday school, an accomplished
6ianist uid popular young Woman.
The funeral viii take place at . o'clock
luctday.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-14
Nscktie Social.

The programme which has been pre-
pared for the necktie suciahlc ID be held
IN Il. of g. hall, Scanpini block, Tncs-
day. The 18th. Il as followss Music bs
The orchestra rccitgtiom by Mrs. Hall.
music By Cardi brothers dialogue BY
Coppins, Han aud members; cofnet solo.
Earl Remiss farce. The Darky Wool
Dealer music BY orchestra. Admission
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-14
Y. NJ. c. U. Disbands.

Rutland. May l4.1'he Young Mems
Catholic Union. the oldest Catholic or
ganization in this city, was disbanded
yesterday. after l6 years Of existence.
Financial difficulties and dropping OF
in membership are the reasons given
for the action OF the members yester-
day.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-14

Ballston, y. 81 May ~ Mrs. Iavina
Nelson, who was nearly 100 years old,
was found drowned Yesterday in the
creek in the rear of lier home The aged
woman lived alone. The police have IN.
stituted an inquiry.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-14
Found ESQ Bombs.

Iiais, May u. IRE police here Scss
tefday discovered an underground store
honsc containing ESQ loaded bombs.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-14
FIVE EARTHQUAKES.
sshook Island Of Guernsey Tins After
noon.

London, May H. Five mild earth
quakes we're felt in the Island q tiuern-
sey this afternoon.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-14

~ Il written request ipr the nse
81 coMcuy tlieel li.t Il fled on of hslsHe
Mny l3fl eali che beard ogelsil autilof
.ity iufIeeisiag the check list consider
any her names Than those OF solufe
H --
43 Continued on Fourth Page.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1906-02-09

Miss Margaret McEwen has re
turned to Nashville, after brief
visit TO her aunt, Mrs. E. H. Hatcher
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Dodson have
returned to Marshall, Texas, after a
visit to Mr. and Mrs. G. f. Dodson.
Mr. j. K. Polk, of the Tennessee
Inspection Bureau, of Fire Insurance.
was in Columbia Wednesday inspect
ing the different business houses
which have recently been rewired for
electric lights.
Miss Helen Gray, of Nashville, is
the guest of Mrs Patton Whitaker.
Miss Lutte Chisholm came up from
Birmingham, Ala, to attend the Whit
aker-Sowell wedding
Mrs. Josie Lee, who has been max
ing her home with her son, Mr.. U.
H. Foster, is visiting relatives at
Lasea.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1906-02-09
ACTIVITY IN CITY COURT
CASES GROWING OUT OF MON
DAYS DISTURBANCE
ON TRIAL.

The City Court was the scene
of marked activity Thursday, as the
cases growing out of the disturbance
on the streets last Monday were up
for trial. About seventy-fve gentle
men, friends of the men arrested and
witnesses in the cases were on hand
and standing room was a premium
The only case taken up at the
morning session was that against Joe
Cheek, who is charged with interfer-
ing with an officer in the discharge of
his duty and was fined $50 and costs.
1t was the opinion of many who
heard the evidence in this case that
several of the other cases would be
dismissed.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1906-02-09

Mrs Gus Watson is critically il
with pneumonia.
Garrett Stewart, of Memphis, was
| in Columbia today on business.
Atty-Gen. ]. B. Garner was here
Tuesday.
Mr.. M. L. Mcneil, of Marietta, Ga.
one of the head officers of the McNeel
Marble Co, is in Columbia on bust
ness connected with branch house at
this place.
Mrs. Cecil Hunter is visiting Shelf
field friends.
Modrel Branch has returned from a
trip to California and says nothing
there is any better than we have in
Tennessee.
M. Joe Furgerson and wife, of
Nashville, are visiting Mrs. Major
White
M. n F. Cheairs, of Spring Hill,
stopped off in Columbia Wednesday
while en- route to Montgomery, and
Abbeville, Ga.
Mr. Ed Turner is in Nashville today
on business.
Mrs. L. T. Woodbridge, of Franklin,
is with her son, Mr. w. P. Woodbridge
Mr.. F. S. Woodbridge is expected in a
few days.
Mr.. W. A. Dale attended the
of the Southwestern Mil
lers' Association at Nashville We'd
nesday.
Mrs. Frank Roberts, of Birmingham,
is visiting Columbia relatives.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1906-02-09
BUSINESS CHANGES

Mr.. S. o. Thomas, of Culleoka, has
closed a deal with Mr.. A. l.. Blocker
and is now a partner with Mr.. Blocker
in the real estate business. The firm
will be known as Blocker & Thomas
Mr. Blocker in talking to Herald
representative this morning, stated
that they expect to do a large bust
NJ IS in the real estate line this year,
bt h in Maury and adjoining counties.
MIR. Thomas will move his family to
c llumbia in the near future.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1906-02-09
PERSONALS.
sGee0Oeoo0s080eeesSse0sOsG

Miss Mary Pillow has returned
from a several weeks trip to friends
and relatives in Mississippi and Mem
phis.
Col J.W Hughes, of Topeka, Kansas,
is visiting his mother in West End and
his brother Edmund, in Mt. Pleasant.
Miss Fannie Cowley has returned
from pleasant visit OF three weeks
to friends at Meridian, Miss.
Miss Srsie Meadors has returned
from Draughon's Business College and
is with her sister, Mrs. Dunbar.
Webb Thomas has returned from
Decatur.
Mr.. George T. Hughes is spending
the day in Nashville.
Mr.. and Mrs John Collier have
gone for a visit to friends at Birming-
ham, Atlanta Chattanooga and Mem
phis.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Colvert, ST.,
have moved from Mt Pleasant to Co
Iumbia and are living on South High
street.
Earl Fraser, of Knob Creek, is Wis
iting his uncle, Walter Seaton
Mrs. George Nevills, of Louisville.
is visiting relatives in the Bigbyville
neighborhood.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1906-02-09
NATIONAL LIFE
INSURANCE co,
U. S. A. ESTABLISHES A DISTRICT
OFFICE HERE.

| we have to announce the appoint
ment of Mr. C. e. Dyer, District Man
ager for the National Life Insurance
Company, U. S. A., with headquarters
at Columbia, Tennessee. This Com.
pany is fortunate in securing the ser.
vices OF Mr.. Dyer, who has conducted
a successful insurance campaign in
Chicago for several years, and who
later represented another successful
Company in East Tennessee.
We understand that Mr.. Dyer is
not only in position to satisfy the
public in life insurance matters. but
is also fully equipped with authority
to offer successful insurance men lib
eral contracts for several adjoining
counties.
The National Life Insurance Com.
pany, U. S. A., has had thirty-eight
years experience in the field, having
SO successfully conducted its business
affairs that it now holds $126.SO for
'SAJ piVV IIdDlllLy. II is the only
Company in the United States of it's
age who has such large assets in pro-
portion to its liabilities. We notice
with considerable pleasure that his
Company apportions it's dividends an |
nually to policy holders even on de-
tered dividend policies and does not
require policy holders to lose their
dividends in event of death before
he expiration of the dividend period !
Is these dividends are paid to the
beneficiary in addition to the face of
ne policy. The National Life Insur-
nee Company, U. S. A., intends to
ave permanent agency in Columbia
nd they are now ready for business.
district Manager Dyer invites cores
ondence with first-class insurance
len of integrity and also invites the
ubifc to examine into the policies of
MS Company