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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-14

portion of the building was at that
 Contractor Boulden comes from Nash vile. where he has just completed the painting of the Tennessee Capitol build ing.
 The genial Birmingham man of af- fairs, Captain o'Brien, who was form erly a citizen of Montgomery. has a warm attachment for the old Capitol
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-14
THROUGH SLEEPING CAR SERVICE
 AIonsgomery-savanm

The Atlantic Coast Line operates daily through Pullman Buffet Drawing room sleeping cars between Mont gomery and Savannah. Leave Mont gomery T:4S p. m. arrive Savannah $40 a. rn.. making direct connection with Steamers for Baltimore. New York, Boston and all Eastern Cities. For information write,
 F. W. Kirkland.
 Commercial Agent,
 Montgomery. Ala.
 adv. tt
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-14
COTTON MILL 4 BANKRUPT.
Receivers Appointed for Property |,
 Eufaula.

Eufauia.
 An involuntary petition in bank ruptcy in which the president of the insolvent company took a part, was filed yesterday in the United States Circuit Court against the chewalla Cot ton Mills of Eufaula, alleging unse- cured debts amounting to over s5t.o0O. B.. B. Mckenzie. President of the corporation, signed the petition in be- half of C. F. Mckenzie and K. B. Me- Kenzie, both of Eufauia. whose claims respectively amount to $30000 and s2.500. The other petitioner is the Knoop & .Fabarius Agency of savan- nah. Ga. which has claim of s1,s40.1s. The petition is filed on the ground that the bankrupt corporation commit ted an act of bankruptcy in preferring the claims of the East Alabama Ma tional Bank and Eli S, Shorter of Eu- faula. and in paying parts of their claims without consulting the othes creditors.
 B. B. Mckenzie and George H. Dent of Eufaula have been appointed receiv- CTS by Judge Thomas G. Jones of the United States Court.
 
 Matinee Casino Today, Children 10c. Free Ride and Car Fare to town.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-14
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A good looking face

What is the secret of good looks ? Complexion---a clear, smooth, youthful complexion with health tints that fairly glow with life. You can have a good complexion. Your face, neck, arms and
 hands can be made delicious to look at. Use Hagan's Magnolia Balm and you'll look ten years younger immediately after ap-
 plying it. It is not a cosmetic, neither is it greasy or sticky. It is a liouid as harmless as dis
 titled water. 7sc, at all drassista-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-14
TALKED OF CAPITOL DOME. Capt. Frank 0'Rrien Is Interested in It's

Capt. Frank P o'Brien of Birming- ham and George w. Bouldcn of Chat tanooga. came to Montgomery yester- day, ana held a consultation with Ar chitect Frank Lockwood and Secretary T. M. Owen, of the Capitol Building Commission. on the Improvements which are to be made to the dome of the Cap itol. The conference was purely of a technical nature.
 Captain o'Brien was one of the firm which painted the dome of the Capitol the last time 1t was gone over, in 1869. thirty-seven years ago. The contract for the painting of the interior of that
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-14
CENTRAL ROLLING STOCK.
Railway Purchasing Bex Cars and Ls
 eomoffves.

Railway Purchasing Box Cars and Lo-
 comofiyes.
 A contract between the Central of Georgia's Railway agency and the Gi- rard Trust Company of New York as trustee calling for large amount of new equipment has been filed in the offlce of the judge of probate of Mont gomery county.
 The contract calls for one thousand fifty ton steel-hopper cars to be de- livered from the Pressed Steel Car Company at the rate of fifteen per day commencing not later than November 26 at Pittsburg, Pa: 100 thirty ton plain box cars to be delivered by the South Atlantic Car Manufacturing Company, at the rate of ten per day commencing July 1, at Savannah. Ga and forty locomotives. i've switch en- zines, twenty-five consolidated loco- motives and ten locomotives of the Pacific type.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-14
License Inspector Cowan Questions Statements.
RECEIPTS IN THE WAREHOUSES;
He Declares That Tax Imposed by City is Eyaded.
sworn Returns show That Only es,4ea ,Bales Have Been Received and an rnvestisation win
 Follow.

City License Inspector j. G. cowan announced yesterday that he was "go- ing after the cotton warehouse men of Montgomery.
 tor proposes to take, have been brought about by the belief that the proprietors of the i've local cotton warehouses have made glarine errors in their sworn statements to the city govern ment of the cotton receipts of Mont gomery to date, for the fiscal year be- ginning October 1, 1905.
 With every warehouse, except one, having already sent to the clerks ofice sworn statements. covering a period from October I, 1s05.- to July 1. 1906. the total cotton receipts are given at ea.46s bales Mir. Cowan believes that the warehouse receipts of Montgomery, at this time of the year, should bs much in excess of these figures.
 Tax Levied by City.
 According to city ordinance. every warehouse in Montgomery is required to submit sworn statements of its re- 1evies a tax of one and one-haIf cents on every bale. These quarterly state ments are due on January 1, April 1. July 1 and October !.
 The cotton receipts for the last quar- ter are generally so light that the statenents for the first three quarters are usually looked upon as an approxi- mate indication of Montgomery's cot ton receipts for the fiscal year. begiu ming October l.
 Of the five warehouses in Montgom- cry four have submitted statements covering three quarters of the year and one has thus far sent in a state ment covering but two quarters. Sellers and Drum is the only warehouse tna. has sent in only two statements, but, 1t Is expected by Mir. Cowan that this warehouse will submit its July report in a day or two. He is confident that the July statement of this firm will have little effect on the total receipts as he believes that Sellers and Drum, at the most will not show more than 200 bales for the third quarters.
 The following is list of the receipts contained in the statements thus far submitted:
 Sellers and Drum .. ,065 McKeithAn and Powell .......... 5,796 F. F. Johnstone and Company. 4.4S1 Marks and Gayle ............. IS, ,6Sl Roman Cotton Company .1S,440
 Total ......-........ .,. .oo'4os
 Explalned By Warehousemen.
 In reference to their receipts, an Advertiser representative yesterday visite Sseyerai local warekousemen anl each of them felt certain that the fig ures given the city clerk were correct.
 You must remember" said Sigmund Roman of the Roman Cotton Com. patty, that nearly haifsof the cotton received in Montgomery never goes to the warehouses. It is bought in the surrounding towns and is sent to Montgomery direct to the compress. Very frequently also buy cotton which never reaches my warehouse, and, hence. do not count 1t in the statements submitted to the city.
 All cotton that I buy myself that reaches my warehouse Is contained in the reports make. and I am willing
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-14
TnoI1 CnrholIc AcId.

J. Jacksor, whose husband is said to be the son of a millionaire of Fort Forth, Texas. drank quantity of car
 taken to the hospital and was still alive today The act is said to have followed a quarrel between the eou-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-14

Richmond, July 13.-Tom Jones and Charles A woodruff, negroes. were hanged today from the same scaffold at Independence for the murder of Wi- ley Jones, also a negro.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-14
DouhJe Fyauuipr m yirrsuie,

Matinee Casino Today, Children 10c. Free Ride and Car Fare to town.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-14

SPECIAL SALE.
 Four Passenger Lawn Swings, &4.00 Geo. B. WraEg Furniture Go
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-14

Matinee Casino Today, Children 1Oc. Free Hide and Car Fare to town.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-02-16
Hr.O kogerson,

hvilken nu som bekant innehar
sysslan som Superintendent Of
Markets, ar anyo kandidAt for
Stamina syssla pa den republican
ska valsedeln. vi hafva denua
gang endast iva svenska kandida-
ter for stadsembeten, nemligen
hr VIM Johnson for alderman i
treble wardet och ht o. Skogerson
for Superintendent of Markets.
hvarfor landsmanner bora tillse
att dessa kandidater inyaljas. Syss-
Ian som Superintendent Of Mark
cts ar helt blygsam och ingalunda
mycket inbringande. Skogerson
har visat sig vara manner att sko-
ia densamma, och han behofver
den. alldenstund han genom en-
olyckshandelse, for hvilken han
var utsatt for nagra ar sedan. ar
urstandsatt att utfora nagot mera
anstrangande arbete. vi hoppas
att landsmannen harvidlag skola
CORA sin skyldighet vid Diet kom-
mande stadskonventet.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-02-16
D6fhet kan icke bOtas

via lokala medel, da de eli kunna ma den angripna
Salen af o-at. bet finnes blot EFT salt att kurera
d6fhet, och Diet er med kcnstitutionella medel.
D6fhet fGrersakas af EFT upphetsadt1 tilstand az
sle1hinnan / Diet enstachiska roret. Mar delta
r0T blifver i~naammerat marker Nj EFT skorrande
ijud eller far en- dalig h6rseL, och mar r0ret blifver
belt och ballet tappt, ar d0fhet f0ljden; ON
upphetsningen icke kan atlagsnas, och r0ret
borta for alltid Mo utaf ito fall framkallas af
katarr, som Ell ar annat an EFT upphetsadt tillstAnd
af slemhinnorna-
vi will gffva 800 for hvarje fall af d0fhe5
(fororsaEadt af katarrl, som Ell kan kureras mod
Halls Catarrh Cure. Skrif efter cir
kaIar, fritz. . f.. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, o
~ sales hos apotekare, 75c. o
a.. HALLS Famili Pills AFRO de basta.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-02-16
Hot
Springs
doktorernas
tiiIkannagifvande.

vi hafva inrattat EFT permanent
institut i Sioux City 612 Fourth st.
4 andra vSuingen.
vi onska erhalla n8gra sjukdoms-
fall fran hvarje samhalle inom 100
mil frau Sioux City. vi 0nska err
halla dessa IA fall genast for annon-
seringsandamal. vi 5nska sadana
fall, som arc obotliga genom vanliga
metoder. vi onska visa hvad Hot
Springs systemet kan CORA. For att
eIhalla dessa fall fort CORA vi f0ljande
FRA ANBUD;
Till den l mars skola vi gifva
fri understanding och rad at ALA, som
komma. Sadana fall, som kunna bo-
tas genom Hot Springs systemet,
villa vi emottaga for demanding abso-
Tut fritz med undantag af de medici-
ner. som ~begagnas, och dertill villa
vi gifva hvarie patient en- skrifven
garapti att bota hopom eller aterborda
hvarje dollar, som betalats oss.
vi behandla s~iukdomar
blodet, huden, hjertat, lungorna, ma
gen. nJurarne och lefvern inusfattan-
de roimatism, forlamning, neuralgi,
forlust at nervkraft. goitre, hamorr-
holder. brack och mans och qvinno-
| s~jukdomar.
Hot Springs systemet ar On behand-
ling i hemmet. sd att talrika besok pa
kontoret eli AFRO nodvandiga.
vi CORA inga misslyckr ndeR. vi
hafva ej rad dertill. vi emcttaga for
demanding endsst botliga fall och
taga inga pengar fan dem. som arc
obotliga.
vi gifva en- skrifven garanti att bota
hyarje fall vi emottagit eller aterbe-
tala pengarne.
For att bevisa att kroniska sjukdo-
mar AFRO vart lifsstudium och att vi
kama menniskokroppen i de NEST
minutiosa detaljer villa vi pa nagra
"a minuter beskrifva hvarje sjukdoms-
fall med dess vark och smarta utan
att CORA patienten en- enda fraga. Till
var help i diagnosen hafva vi under
bara instrument Of var egen uppfu-
ming, och som ej ~begagnus af nagra
andra doktorer.
Om nj har agon krorisk cller lang
varig akomma, sa kom genast och
drag fordel af delta stora fria anbud.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-02-16
PROGRAM

vid ioreningen Svenska Monito-
rens femtonde arsfesti Odd Fell
lows hall, 7o5 4th street, den %
februari 1906.
l.. Musk. .Sorensens Orkester
2. Valkomsttal .... Mr.. Sher-
man Nelson
3. Pianosolo. Mrs Chas Moline
4. Sang, solo, 80. Miss Norma
Anderson
5. Qvartett. Mrs A. P.ULarson,
Miss Ester Brun, MrGust
Soderberg och Mr. Carl
Wadhams.
6. Defamation. MI Arthur Swan
7. Musk. .Sorensens Orkester
8. Sang, solo, Mr. Carl Wadhams
9. Defamation 49,. Mr. A. P.
Larson
10. Sang, solo .......M MI Chas
Barnort.
Ed utbrot i mandagsnatt i Corn
wall Bros groceributik ,25oI Grand
street, och da elden frampa NOR.
gonsidan blifyit slackt, atersted
endast en- del at husets vaggar.
Hela handelslagret varderadt till
5000 dollars och mobleringen i
ofre vaningen varderad till 1000
dollars forstordes tetalt. Brand.
forsakringen pa lager och mobler
upPgar till 400 dollars. Bygg-
MAIDEN, som egdes at John Miller,
var varderad till 5000 dollars.
Forlusten a densamma bctackes
endast delvis at Misunderstanding
Ire al broderna Cornwall, deras
fader, en- syster och en- inackorde-
rare bodde ofle v~aningen ofvan.
for butiken och hume med knapp
nod radda sig, sedan de blifvlt
vackta at roken och hunnit kasta
pa sig nagra k!ader. Clarence
Cornwall var somnigast och ham
81 radda sig nedfor trappan utan
maste hoppa ut genom EFT fon
ster. Han kom dock undan utan
att skada sig. AT hvad orsak ell.
den utbrot ar okandt.
En- kreatursvagn pa Northwe
stern jernvagens godstag. som j
lordagsqvall afgick harifran till
Omaha, fattade i narheten t Mon.
DAMN cid. och imam denna kunde
slackas, hade 10 hastar, som yoro
instufvade i vagnen och pa vag
till till Council Bluffs, blifvit qvaf
da till dods at roken. Det antages
att gnistor fran lokomotivet an
tandt hoet i vagnen. Sjelfva
vagnen ble' endast obetydligt
skadad.
Fina p~arfvmer kunna erhallas
hos c c. Thelander.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-02-16

Forsta och tredje tisdagenhvar-
je manad saljer Chicago & North
western jernvagen rundresebilJet-
ter till Black Hills och platser !
Wyoming till ! at Diet vanliga pri
set.
On nj viii ha en- god kopp katie
eller CODA grocerier sd ga till
Breun, 4o7 Pearl Street.
Kop edert kol hos Southern Coal
Co.. 3II Virginia ST., der Nj err
haller 2.ooopounds pa hvarje ton
Nj koper.
Da Nj skall bygga eller reparer
edra hus, sa kop virke
hos S~palding, ; & Court.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-02-16
Sioux City.
MoAIToREEs ltLEFONNUMMeR CTS

foIjetong med titel: Karleken for.
sonar ALT. vi hafva alltid vim
| agt oss ON att hafva in~tressanta,
Iasvarda och underhallande foljt-I
longer, och denna star i dessa af-
seenden ingalunda de ioreeaen6e
cfter. la, alltsa den nya folje-
fongen.
= Pima risgryn till SC pr 10
hos Larson & Anderson. endast
6 lbs Tor hvarje kund til delta
pris.
HfrrSkapct c. F. Tbulen fran
Two Harbors. Mimi, har under
en- kort It'd varit pi besokh hos Mrs
Thulens SISTER, Mrs H. + Ha-
HANSON i Morning SIDE. | ons-
days okades hesskapet Thulens
famlj med ankomsten af en- val
skapsd poke.
"S0arfay" Andrew GIBSON fran
Omaha ar har pa besok hos sin
dotter och mag. h~errskapet N.
Nelson.
EnList hvad af annons a annat
stale i d4gtn, hummer framgar
komma the Hot Springs Doctors
att fritz undersoka sina patienter
och gifva dem demanding for
kostnadspris till den I mars An
falet at dem, SOM infunnit sig un-
der oderas mottagningstimmar, har
vgarit ss stort. att de Ell hunnit med
att ur dersoka dem ALA, hvarfor
tiden for fri understanding fran,
skjutits till den / mars for att be
reda EFT t~illfalle at dem, som icke
kunnat undersokas, att komma
och draga fordel af Diet fria an
budet. d.
5 lbs 25c KATE for ST. 90 hos
Larson & Anderson under fredag
och lordag. Endast 5lbs for hvarje
gkund till delta pris.
Pd city councils senasts sam
-mantrade i tisdags beslots Diet att
'Foja lonerna for polisman. brand
ems man. city clerk,street com.
&sionert och sewer inspector.
"a foreslagna loneforhojningen
.4for for staden en- okad utgift
q omkring $I3 900 pr ar.
ON Nj har hosta, So en- kop
en- Aaska at Thelandersmpound
Cough Syrup.
Den ID sistlidne september an
trafades vid Floyd river en- rock
och EFT par byxor jemte EFT vid
rocken med en- knappnal fastsatt
iSref med begaran att upphittaren
skulle sanda EFT annat bref till G..
HI. Shoemperlen i Litch6eld, MINI.
Skrifvelsen var undertecknad
Theodore E. J. Schoemperlen. en-
ung man, som v;stats har nagon
It'd. | brefyet till foraldrarne i
Minnesota sager senen att han
~drankt sig i Floyd river, emedan
han angrat en- torlofning. som han
fngatt. Den unge manner hade
kort torut uttagit iva liforsak
rIngsbref pa tillsammans 5000
dollars.
Polisen, som hade mycket bradt-
Sm vid den It'd kladerna och bret
zen antraffades. emedan Diet da
war fairvecka, gjorde Ell nSgra vi
dare anstrangningsr att 6nna den
doda kroppen och saken forfoll sa
smaningom i glomska. Men for
kort It'd sedan erholl polischef-r
EFT bret uRdertecknadt F ]. G,
s. och H. H.. af innehall att BRET.
skrifvarne slagit ihjal Schoemper.
len och tagit hans pengar, hvaret
ter de begraft honom pa EFT stale
SON polisen ej kan inna. Sedar
hade de tagit hans klader och lagt
dem vid Floyd river och skriivil
Diet BRET, som antraffades med
kiaderna. Handstilen i brefvel
Svenska monitoren., 1906-02-16
till r~olischefen val alldeles lika

pStkSus SAioSAA@h~h HoS~
lertid fattat misstankar och vid
EFT forliden vecka foretaget besok
i Litchfeld, Mimi, hade han till
falle att jemfora den forsvunnes
manufacturing, som han forut gjort
pa EFT lagdokument. Del befans
da att namnteckningarne voro
hvarandra alldeles lika, och mord-
och Observation-Disclosures anses
nu vara EFT klumpigt gjordt forsok
at SchoemI erlen att komma at lii-
forsakringarne. kvilka han DIVER
skrifvit at sin moder.
ALT slags kol erhalles hos Sou
thern Coal Co., 3lI Virginia st.
Nj behofver 81 frysa i winter, ON
Nigar till Spaulding. 3&Court SITS
och koper stormdorrar.
Tie republican city central com.
mittee sammantradde i onsdags,
dervid Diet beslots att halla Diet
republikanska stadskonventet for
t~illsattande at kandidater for stads-
ambetsman onsdagen den 7 mars.
Konventet halles i den stora sa-
len i courthuset, oct delegaternas
antal bestamdes till 2o7. Dele
Igaterna till konventet utses man
| dagen den 5 mars pa caucuses,
som ia hallas inom de olika war
den.
Fullt farska agg IS c pr dussin
hos
Larson & Anderson
Pastor Charles E Carroll / Ho-
mer, Nebr., och miss Blanche
Kingery harifran staden arc inga
vanner af langa forlofningar, Pas,
! torn hade blifvit bekant med miss
Kihgery, for nagra ar sedan men
ej traffat henne sedan 1901 tills
haromdagen, da ds unga rSkades
och pastorn friade och fck ia.
l Redan pafoljande dag reste de till
Ohmaha. der de i all enkelhet
blefvo vigde. Smekmanaden blef
81 heller lang. ty redan dagen Ell
ter vigseln reste den unga frun
: till Illinois. der hon arbetar i
den inre missionens ~tienst, och
pastorn ieste tillbaka till sin
hjord i Homer.
Paste, G. D. Hall i Oakland,
Nebr., som at harvarande sven.
ska misunderstanding kallats att
/ blifva dess herde. har vagrat att
antaga kallelsen. hvarfor forsam-
lingen enhalligt beslutat att kal-
la sin gamla pastor. Rev. A. G.
ISporrong i Grand Rapids, Mich.
Pastor Sporrong var mycket nitisk
iforsamlingens ~tjenst. tills han for
smart fyra ar sedan Ayttade har.
( fran, hvarfor forsamlingen nu on
skar att Ia honom tillbaka.
Mr.. Gas Magnns0n fran Oma.
ha har i dagarne anlandt hit for
att for Cudahy Packing Co, upp-
satta en- del maskineri, EFT job,
som ingen AMMAN har i staden va
gat ataga sig.
il Den fnaste graddost till r5c
pr fb hos
Larson & Anderson.
Jim Game, hvilken var narva-
rande och tog verksam och lilfig
del / Diet slagsmal en- lordagsnatt
forliden october i VIM Aherns
spelhalla, dervid en- man blei ijhal-
skjuten, har under veckan staff
tilltalad infor rata for ofverfall O.
!, mordforsak mot poliskonstapel
Carraher vid sam ma tillfalle. |
onsdags fallde juryn slit utslae,
8 enligt hvilket den fam Game
skyldig till ofveriall i afsigt att
bega stor kropplig skada. Hog.
sta straffet for delta brott ar EFT
ars iangelse och 500 dollars boter.
Caines advokat tillkannagaf att
"an amman begara ny ~rattegane
och, derest en- sadan vagras honom,
vadia till hogsta domstolen. Tn.
der tiden vistas Game pa fri fol
mot bergen.
. Iiarpapp och takspan af basta
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-22
TESTIMONY OF VEGETARIAN.
Says His Health and Strength Improved by
Ceasing to Eat Meat
liitor of The Tribune.

To the Editor OF The Tribune.
Sir: The letter from DR.. Samuel O. Tracy which
appeared in The Tribune Of the sth instant is full
Of instructive facts and suggestions. forming
convincing argument against the OF meat
food. although evidently not SO intended by the
author.
DR.. Tracy quotes Bunge as claiming that per-
using a mixed diet requires only from one TO
two grams Gifteen to thirty grains) of sodium
chloride Common salt) daily; however, most peo-
pie consume excessive anounts-from ten to twenty
grams Q50 to 300 grains) and to this he attrib-
utes the alarming increase of kidney diseases He
eases. Four hundred grams (about twelve ounces)
1905 grams about "a pounds of potatoes(. eighty
M {a09ut g6 ounces &c $40, OF butter ne Ana
would regard the amount Of meat as too great
400 grams (about seventy grains) OF salt, an
excessive AMOUNT for person IN that condition
Ny father died at the age Of seventy from ure-
the same disease at ages ranging from ffty-fve to
what was termed good lvers, eating plenty Of
meat and good. although not hard, workers. At
toms Of the same disease gave me trouble and
pain; after the s3ilfu operations of specialists
cured Of all local disorders but suffered from IN
to this time had taken little medicine and had
not changed from my Ordinary Diet Which inSinded
1 far6a my % 36und this Seneted me- and
my weight Increased from las pounds to Isl, my
rheumatism had left me and has not returned;
my digestion is good, unless overeat, and sleep
fairly well, needing about seven hours daily. Now
after nearly eight years trial of vegetarian diet
I am at the age of seventy,four in perfect health
and able TO endure much physical and mental
work as could reasonably be expected Of eny one,
young or old. My weight is now about a hundred
and ffty-fve: height, feet inches
VegetarianiSm is TO me not lad or a cult blr q
system which in my own experience; have found
beneficial. I have named five fatal cases Of my
relatives Mine is the only one successfully treat
ed and the only one where strict vegetarian diet
that and TO the Sk1lful surgical treat
ment received my good health, and can
conscientiously recommend the system to all, eS-
peciaIy persons past the period of middle life as
preventive or remedial in Bright's disease other
disea ses of the kidneys.
/ have no liking for the various manufactured
foods now on sale everywhere. I regard good home
cooking as the cornerstone of vegetarianism, Our
STABLE grains vegetables and fruits, some Of them,
are heterogeneous and more nutritious than flesh
adulteration They abound In delicious Juices.
leaving no desire for intoxfcants excessive drink
ing Of any kind. 49,
IF they are taken in reasonable quantities and
variety life may be pleasure and work g reCrea-
ton far beyond the allotted thrsescore years and
ten VEGETARIAN.
BROOKLYN Jan H. 1905
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-22
ANOTHER INSURANCE QUESTION.
Correspondent Says Railroad Accident Bust
ness Should Be Remedied
To the Editor Of The Tribune

To the Editor OF The Tribune
Sir: The other day had occasion to purchase an
accident insurance ticket at railway ticket office
before starting journey. 1t happened that the
ticket agent was a member Of secret organization
to which belong, and he warned me not TO carry
the accident policy with me- but to mail It TO my
nearest relative. He gave his reason for this
advice that If the train wrecked. and by fire
otherwise my policy were destroyed, my estate,
unaware that had the policy, could not forward
the claim 20 the company, and, as the company was
not compelled by law to use every endeavor to
locate the heirs next of kim the amount Of the
policy automatically would revert to the company
issuing it.
This seems to to be a wrongful condition. espe-
cially this seemingly cheap insurance is often
taken out by people travelling who not able to
carry a regular policy in old line company, and
yet wish to guard against the want which might
come TO their families should they be killed or
manned while travelling.
Would IL not be good idea for the insurance
investigators to look over the records Of the aoo.
dent companies dealing in short term policies. ana
see Just how many policies were Issued became
Just claims and were never colleoted2 AS remedy
FOR this alleged apathy on the part OF the accidsns
cannot be found become forfeited TO the state to
might be found most worthy.
Bay Ridge, n. z. Jan u, 1906