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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1901-01-24

Peruna not only the grip prevents
Taken thousands lives will
Every family should take the
retail remedy exhausted
by the demand for
It's wisdom to have Peruna the house before the
household.
ascertained
reputation public testimonials
Peruna a remedy for la grippe:
Congressman Howard of Alabama q
grip and recommend 1T excellent remedy to all
Congressman White says Peruna to be an
excellent remedy
join recommending it."
Miss Frances NJ Anderson, daughter Judge
Anderson, of Virginia
Peruna and able m in week"
Harrette A.
Association of Chicago writes: Il suffered with
Nothing helped Tried Peruna within
restored Shall never be without
At the of the first symptoms grip people stay
indoors Peruna small
disappear This will prevent long,
perhaps fatal
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1901-01-24
CORN STUMBLE CUTTER.
Device That Is Far More satfsfae-
tory Than the Pole Now So Cen
orally Used.

Take this implement and cut the
stubble as soon as your corn is cut and
shocked and you will have no stubble
to bother in husking corn. If not done
at that time (which is far the best
time) the cutter may be used later, like
the pole, when the ground is frozen.
&, G are two runners six feet long and
one and one-haIf inches thick and four
inches wide. The bottom or platform
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1901-01-24
FOR CARRYING FARM TOOLS,

articles needed, and all wheeled to the
garden or field, where crops are being
planted The top Of this box can be
made watertight. 1t can then be left
in the field with the tools in it until
the work is done.-Orange Judd
Farmer.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1901-01-24
Delicious Desserts.

Burnham's Hasty Jellycon makes the
finest dessert jelles, clear and sparkling
and deliciously favored. Prepared in a
minute. 1t is only necessary to dissolve in
hot water and set away to cool. Flavors:
wild cherry and unflavored "calfsfoot" for
making wine and coffee jellies. All grocers
sell it.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1901-01-24
FARM TOOL CARRIER.
what an Ingenious Man Can Do with
Long Box and an Old Wheel
barrow wheel.

The cut shows long box, to which
handles have been nailed and an old
wheelbarrow wheel added. Into this
go small tools, hoes, shovels, etc. to-
gether with fertilizer and any small
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1901-01-24
EPIDEMIC OF GRIP
WORST EVER KNOWN.
GRIP BACILLUS EVERYWHERE-IN THE AIR WE BREATHE
IN THE WATER WE DRINK IN THE FOOD WE EAT
Hundreds Of car loads of Perun;

hundreuS OF car loads OF Peruna
are shipped in all directions to
meet the extraordinary demand of
the grip epidemic.
Every body laying in stock of
this valuable remedy in time to
meet the terrible enemy, the Grip.
The extensive facilities of the
manufacturers taxed to their ut
most to meet the urgent demand
for Peruna.
Almost everybody has the grip.
Almost everybody must have Pc
runa.
Taken at the appearance of the
first symptoms of the grip, not only
is Peruna prompt cure for the
grip but it prevents those disas-
trous after-effects so characteristic
of this dread disease.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-09-07
Giuiae 3eusniKe.

"eSo~
Strrsn Roopus Co.
ten. S6 berounfe es Sbrem gutsn ctilmittd bah
i5 oaueruo babon eebeilt BoroeR bin. 9e5bolb
pirb unfsr Saug niemals obDe S1re ipertboons Mes
bi,iu, Rdopap's Geaop 8elisf, iein. S9 ocbe Sbs
bic Grfaubnib, bieisn @rtsf gu Oer6fteHtltdsn,
' g. mills G1urq
Grebensri6tr, Wlslbournc, Ont, Canada,
ben g. IpriI 1899.
80 babe Or Raopoo's Reubo ReIhF itit tfbsS
stpan3ig Sabrtn oRbrau3t unS CLAUDE, eas fetnc
anesrt Weoilin Somit su pereIti9sn IT. % 1aIfa
oisislbe uH6 Roetpap'g 9i1ep tets i'm 9au&
Srau 6eurs 6. Surt, GoamsDiae, Rs.
mir bobsn Sbr RoSpuS's aeuou RsEsf lett uns
gstd6r lpsi S@bstn S.STon9t uno D. inotn ss 9sssn
W53ts ni6t ubnt Dieiebe fir irgsnb GtDds ietnN
Ghtunosboa
Mufilbu see, 2aplata, GbarGessgO., mb.
Tr. RabtpuS! - sd qsbrau6e Sbre Rsbi3tn fit
,tner lanocn Reibe bsn aabren urrS ftnOe SaB 20
bic bette unb am Raibsiten Drte7loe Reoi3in fiir
altr innerIiden unh duberli6en e6mr3en bon dls
len if, bic i'd Deru5t babe. GatunGsOoq
g. Suroenfen, 9at1oons R.s9.
Malaria In fefnen perfdbferenen SUrmen
turtrt une nerbntet.
Gs qiebt ftin EsiGmittel in Der Weft, bas SSitbtt
uno 6tm1lrn, foDis alls anoern malarii6eH, Bis
li6isn uno anosrsn fieber (im 9trsin NIT O. bs
10 a Ds 9iGfen) 10 RAID furirt, tDit o. Os
Dap's RtaOp RtGist
GteItHbe iellteH fsts cine 6f1ide RoOnap's Rsuz
bb &eIisf nit F6 fabreu. Gnigs SrOpfsn in BuHer
bsrtftsn 2rantbet obsr s4merssn in Gyolee BON
@erdnberune bes WaHsrs. Gs if bsHsr, als fran'
S6f6sr 9ranoo Uoer Stttsrs ooer elm Stimulonss
mitttl.
Geib pOrii8tig, baB Sbr 81 a b
m q p'S" forbert unb ii6eraeugt Gn6s
baB Sbr st b IN p's" erbaltet
Gs stebt Rtdbts, .eas seraSe 70 gut ff," ala
Rabpab's Reabb &elief.
grets so ge,tts oie ssfa(6e.
BON allen MpOtbefern nerfGuft.
Raepau d Co., Eer. 90, GIm.Gtraae. se..gs
o.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-09-07

BrGiibent 2incoln tpurbe um 9 ll6r
Nbenbs am IA. Sult 1868 BON S.
8ilfes 8pot6 gei4oiien unb itarb
nm 7.22 am folgenben Waorgen.
9rGiibent 9arfielb ipurbe am 2.
oSuli 1881 BON @uiteau gei9ofen II.
ftarb am 20. September bes ndmli=
9en Sabres na9 lungen 2eiben.
q uf N a + bme Der q q 4 r DIT in
90 ufhington.
Sn @afbingtOn Deruria9te Die
Na6ri6t bon benz Nttentat auf ben
8rGiibenten Mc3inleD ungebeure
Senfatipn. 9erii4te fol4er Qrt tpaz
rem bort in ben lebten Sabren 10 bduz
fig gu 8Drienapeden in llmlauf 9eieet
tporben, baB man 2lnfangs Die Na9z
ri9t BON benz Qttentat Ge5neifelte; !;
aber als iie beitdtigt ipurbe, berbreitete
ii9 elm @efiibl Der 8eitiir5ung unb
Srauer iiber bic ganae Stabt, benn
Srn. Me&inlen's berfDnlide 2iebens@
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-09-07
lIutsr Dru sRnhIfb6trru

Der ltioenosn Meni5bsit nimmt Or Silsbae sine
btrborraaenos Stequng eiH. 9isls SauisHbs p.lbs
eura ols uHobldlfgeu 'pdmorrbOioen 5bmrjsH
j5on bis an Die 8rsnp Ots 99dbninns estrebsu
ipor0tH plren fHp beuts geS:iit unO rrirusn n5
btr:r esiunDbeit. Die pobltbdties ar3nei. pslhe
luna srasts' mar aStr tb.n r' siI55te's Gnaftiis
aus ban beit.H Yltoiiamsnttn bsrQsf,ats tD:ibs
Sublldpfben, Dtld. 0em Sit neg 2e;0ens IN
ben Gorpsr ,iuasfibrt DerOsu 9roben irsi ntrilnot
BON 9 Rtnitu:oter & Co., 9oT 24lG HeU=9Orf
(Ei Do, Sa5&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-09-07

0altimpre.S bio. 9 abn.S 9 iillefia.
S1.25 BON Baltimore mad, SSafbinston nno
suriid, 6amiaes uuo Sonntaes. eitltig bis
sum folqeuoen Wontag. inelrfpe. Gae 3i0e,
NIT ausnabme bss -sRopal 2imteo.H ESQ
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-09-07
&pmmt une febst
unfere cIeftriidbe 6pntdne.
e. $. Srieoenipalo & SO.
ltnbc rglei9li6e
llmbans8argains.
Gin SeDer
trtnft unfcren 9unfd sern - mir pers
abrefdben csnfeIben Samffass ffets
umfonff. Spmmt uno prpbirt ibu.

d abrefd)en cenfcIbeu Gamffags ffetS h
Z umfonff. Spmmt uno prpbirt ibn. 8
9 liberg beriibmtcr i6ottii1er g9bis= .
d fsb, pro Quart. art................--$l.O .OO !
3 gurnetts Som Gin. pro Cuart.... soc. D
= Booths Tom Sin, pro Guart...... soc.
i: Meotsnii3sr Mal, =gDbigtep, ipsSiea
q qeqsn @unatnlsioeu Dttlirt; ipirtz 3
!. = lber eeertb $l.25; pro Guart.... 60c.
d Sut,6art's f1f 9orter, beute. Sam= /,
8 ilq, pro Subenb nur............ 72c. 8
J. gnbtul,r @ui6z9i;r, pro Tub:nD.. 60c. =
d @odtails, bette Gua!itGt, pro 9inte 4oc. !
q silpsr @rpps reiner 8Oggen4Hbiss )
y fsp, febsn Sabre alt; psriu9t ibn, Z
q pro G5dlloK. $Z. lO =
. guincb' dublin stout; ulltntbalbtn
4 fir $225 berfauit unisr 9r:is pro !.
q Sub:HO Observation-Disclosures. SI.So .
= RuOolpb S6mib yGetreiDe=ssimmsl,
ri bro Aluart.. t..-...-..........-.--.. E3c. /,
q eB;lioa 8o9otnAg9bisfeD - cine &iite Z
nit II Quarts, unO qint5 era=
4 ts, suiamntn fir. ir..............$1 30 +
q Nuntsr 3pe - cine &iits nit Il .
y Auarts ........-............. %iI'oO
4 llnier bcriibmt;r Rotb,pein in balbtn
8 Gjalonen 6lii6en.. 44c.
= ngerzg:arbp, pro 9iHte.. 39c. Z
d @ennefp 3=Star Goenae. in 5lai6tn 5
q impprtrt 500 nertb. llnitr 9
9res pro Quart. rt.................$1.4 .46
sbtrpoon @pt, 6 Sabre oft, pro i
. 9ints 39c., pro Quart. 75c. .
d pro GauoHs.. s........-...- Do 4
q Sort ooer Sb:rrppsin, pro Salon Csc. i
! Rum 8eEeber 9ranOp oDer &iimz y
q mel, ie pro 9inte. &c.
4 NergeBt nift, ]
!, mir aebeu Gpuppns. Yerlangt fie.
: !: 5. $. Trieoenipalo & So. !
9 am.rifas gr6btts Sp:rituOi:nzGmporium |.
y y Gamen BON 9ertduferinnen b'oisut. 2
9 103, 1O5, 1O7, 109, III
! : 2loro : Gnta,p = Strabe. ;
q Seier Eelepbpns. 3
y gB;r liefern 98aaren na1 alien Stabtibeilsn
= ESQ (
n \. z y u n n n 4 n " =
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-09-07
: 9rm 1rshsroono ;;hsr ma 9nhnz

4m lebergdng ii6er bas 8abns
geleiie Bel Der lunbpirt6I4af ftli4sn
Qusiteaung in Dallas, Ser, itieb Elm
5ru4t3ug Der Seras Pacific nit Ell
mem Yafagier3ug Der @ulf II. Santa
Sc 8abn 5uiummen. nobel 3ipsi 81
ienba6nbebienitete getOotet unb eine
4naa4l Yaifagiere perlest lpuroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-09-07
Cine SUR fit a(Te Scntmer-
GrdnGGeiten.

Gin soIb.r big Elm qon3,r Sb,sI0ffI ben bOs
9eabb GeIief in einem bulben @las 99aNsr, 10 oft
piso.rbolt ais bic Gutleerunetn fOrtoauen, rne
elm nit Reoop Gelisf qstrduttes Stiit S5anea aut
ben Naaen unD ben ltntsrleib ge.gt, Dsroen uRs
mitt,lbore Grleidterune unO cine boGSiee @eiluue
erSitlsu in onen GdQsn BON 0ur6faI, Rubr, @bSs
lera g4orbus uuo llHterlcbsleihen ireenS pel9er
art.
SuuerIt6 - Gin balbsr bis tin qur3er Sbtez
l6ffeG poQ in etnem baben @aie 94aTer iptro in
penieen Iiruten Srdnpfe, Spasmen, Dbuoendure,
Rouita, Prs6sn, SoobreuHen, Rerrottdt, S6latz
lof0t,it Tiqrdne, Sldbunusn uno oGe tnnerIt6en
Ehmtrien heilen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-09-07
&ein 1tttS S6tl1erser.

e,qen aopfifmer, COB Wiordns ooer r.ru6fs
Rosfi5msr,sn), 8absi6mtrJsu, Rturql9it, 3beimas
tigmug, 9enocntpeb, Stmsrltu uno S6D6de i'm
Ritdsu, arsu, eser Hieren S6merlsn in Der 2es
S,rqtqsno, 0aFsriu6t, Gn5HsatU Der Selsnte nns
Eautrt,n olsr qrt tpiro Die aumenounq pon9Robs
pcp's Geuon Geliei unmitttl5ars 2iuoeruH9 Qetpabs
rem uub bel tortqsisbtem @tbrou6 tpdbreno penigsr
Suoe cine Daucrnoe S,eiluuo er3elen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-09-07
SolI y2eon G5elgo B"
heiBen.

beiBen.
Buffalo, N.zY., 6. September.
= @pGt beute Radt bat Die Poli5ei
anqeblib feitgetelt, buB Der 4ttentdz
ter in Wirfli6feit 2eon G5elgoB (?)
beiBt. Gr tpurbe in Detroit geboren
unb fam aus glebelano bierber.
@erbuftungen in 6 biz
tdg0.
G1tcdgo, 6. Sept. = 6inf
Inar9iiten ipurben beute 4benb duf
ssnfprmdtion aus Buffalo perbaftet.
Giner Der @erbafteten beibt Ibrabam
Siaf.
Ser Sritte.
@afbington, .. g., 6. Sept.
= Mc&inlsD lit Der brittle prdiibent
Der Ser. Gtaaten, fDel9er BON Der
augel zines Meu9elmOrpers setrof=
fen tpurbe,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-09-07

Oenber, gol., 6. Sept. -Q6ner
Mc&inlep, 8ruber bes prGiiOenten,
peI9er 6eute frii6 nit Ieiner Satin
unb 5pei 9O4tern auf einem Grtra>
5uge Der COLORADO u. Sputbern 8a6n
nd9 8aileDs, i'm Sub 9latte @uz
non, ubreiite, tpurbe fpGt gia9mittdgs
iiber bas attentat auf ieinen 8ruOer
benu4ri9tigt. @r febrte foFort UNI,
unb piro I'm 10 llbr Q6enOs iiber
GbicugO nu4 Buffalo abreiien, penn
ni4t in5niI4en bieHa9ri4t ii6er ben
Sob bes 8erpunbeten eintrifft. Sm
leBteren Sale begibt ii4 46ner W1cz
ainleb bireft nah Wuibington.
(sSprtiekuna iiebe 4. Scite.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-09-07
{f>fFll&ffII)
Stir Gu6erfi6en uto innerlt-
den Ge6rau6.

wldn ToIte Rabpa9's &eubp Relief
Bel ben erfen 4n5eiden bon @4nera
sen pber llnfpobliein benuBen; fals
Elm ltntpobliein Ober cine &rantbett
i'm 9(n3uge lit, pirb Die 9etlung er.
stelt Iein, bepor Der 9Gr5t in Der RegeI
bas 9aus erret6t.
Gs bdtitiqt bic idIimufsu e6msr5'n IN ttntr
Bis AZ ,nan,ic Wnuten Gs lit unnDtbie, no1
cine stuube mad BEN 2eisn oieier GnSeige an letf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-09-07

BroaHt s. StrattpnSanhsIsiebuIe
fur
GtenUsrnpbEe unn Eppewrittns.
@.srdnaet Sncorporirt
1864. 1896.
6as "a. ShuIiabr besinnt am
2. September 1901.
SasfIafTen baS sanse SGbr.
MbrnbtIaffen pom 80. Septem-
Der bis n. MprH.
Sn Setrtff oer 9OrsiigIiGftit,
Gsituue, 3tbrfrdftt, 69uLrGRm!t6<
fsiteH, glusitatturg uuD Inter- i6ts=
Rurius ftebt 0isielbt ob,Ran. 3 { Il
fonl der uHterri3t tn
ellen 34peiasu.
Retn6sbGsriff 1T Der Ssa
iu6 zines SHftituts NIT S7sidbriger
srfolgrei9er 8eraoneeHteit.
geotueungen:
EasfdbuIe $40 pro Wapnat,
ale Departements etulhIieSenb.
MbenofbuIe SD pro Weonat.
Selhrdntte NnsabI BON ShiiIern.
Eetepbore: G5tiapeafe Tr. 3769D;
0lurnlouo CIR. 665.
S.nDet DsQm Rdtaloo ua3 Rr. 2
sis Ii, Rorb bsG5urlesftrabe, 9altis
more, Dtb.
Gtnsans eer. 12.
(GHa.9 ,S&5, ,@
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-04

The petitions offered by MT. Ashcraft (Lauderdale) and ordered printed, are as follows:
 Florence Ala, Sept. g. 1901. To John B. Weakley or J. Y. Ashcraft!
 The undersigned physicians of Florence pray you to exclude negroes of bad char acter from approaching city elections.
 r. I. Price W. J. Cunningham, A. II. Henderson, M. Branlet. w. M. Price, H. A. Moody, J. NJ. Pearson, J. D. Duckett, w. H. Gregory.
 Florence, Ala. Sept 2, 1901 To John B. Weakley and Ashcraft, Mont
 The undersigned employees of the Ala bama Stave Company pray you exclude negroes of bad character from voting In | the coming city election. William Mark. J. Winters. Burt Cham bers, Jas. Fewell. R Evans. Florence. Ala, Sept. ?, 1901. l To Weakley and Ashcraft: The undersigned officers and employees | of Belamy Flaming and Mill Company l pray you to exclude negroes of bad thar 1 acter from vot ng in the approaching city | election;
 Wm. Richardson. Secretary; D. T. | Netee Geo H. Calvert R. Nj. Cravier ] s. Richardson, R. M. W. Snyder, J. R.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-04

Herts n W W parneii arr ona?n h a seTmer M J. A. Grafton, M. A. Bailey, W. W. Benton. ": J. stutz, R; M; Martin. Rob; simpson. J. B. Norman, I: s. Bark, Jas AcklIh. John R. Torthill, W. Roach. W B. Edmondson, W. T. Darby. J.. R. Wadf Wa A Mhltiatsr E asnnflyr g T. [ caram E Bsh0P Jim iatt Mitchell. M J. J. a M' aas Anseli, s. W. Hughes; M. B. Christine. Charles, HeII. Duncan, Paul Hodges. W. H. Cramwell J. L. Baul. M. H. NJ. Manner. Thos. II Goode. J. c. Cormon. H. c. Gilbert Jas WaEstea R. E cqben sr Ice Fay Matfs E Hagen. Lewis l.. Allen, M: T. simpson Iette, G: T. Boswell; W: A; Nelson y,'. w. w. H. Weakley. H. J. Darby. H: c. Howell. M. Malone, G. L. Caren. John
 Florence. Ala. Sept. ?, 1901. Hon. John B. Weaklcy and John T. Ash
 Craft, Montgomery, Ala:
 Undersigned merchants, dealers and cit izens of East Florence pray you exclude approaching city election: c. A.: Sulli- van, Thos. J. Phillips. M. L.. Mitchell, J: w. , Keys; A: L. White, ..'e,tS " C. ham m Simmons, Alex Heading. L. 2. coffonan. Bedding, w H. Hill, R. ". Fields. R. B. Terrell. Jesse Tucker, D.. M. Show man, w. L. Smullwood & Co.,, R. A. Bundoll, D. L. Cant. c. D. Garrett, w. P. Caldron.
 Weakley and Ashcarft. Montgomery, Undersigned mechanics and citizens cf Florence pray you exclude negroes of bad character from voting in apr oaching city election; J. Al xo Cox l. iscohs M: Mhlte' T Iindor T E Smith I Par<s Geo II. Homestead J. E. Greeman, C: F.. Carson. J. G. W. LeftwiHh. F Ken drick, A: J. McGlathery, E; ,'rIas $, Kelders, J. F. Gaskin. R. N. Bowlinger. Hugh B. Dolson. o. B. Hill.
 Florenee. Ala. Sept. 1901; :, Undersigned citizens of Florence pray you exclude negroes of bad character from voting in tn eapproaching city cleo M Barnett. J. Kendall. w. M; Hyreman, J. R. McClustre, J. A. Young. J. T. Wylie. R. B Meadows. J. Weathcrly. o. B. (. offoeH; MoeiiecE, ' G. Mocller, Edgar James.
 Florence, Alabama. Sept. 2nd, 1901. J. B. Weakley or J. T. Ashcraft
 Undersigned pray you exclude negroes preaching city election: J; P. Powers. J T. P: Barry, J. B. White; [: C Hudson J. w. Be0dlnRnelu, b. 1. oClppllhe. I' w. Douglas, R. w. Simpson P. A. Pat rick. H. PJ. Ware, R N. Harris. M. J. billiard.
 Florence, Alabama, Sept. 2nd, 1901.
 Heartily favor excluding negroes of bad character from voting in approaching city election. John Bowles.
 East Florence. Ala, Sept 2nd, 1901. Weakley and Ashcraft:
 Undersigned citizens pray you exclude negroes of bad character from voting ir approaching city election:
 J. F. Brown. Long & Mitchell. John l. Mitchell. J. H. Steinberger, G. J. Witt D. S Neese. George Calveht. R. M. Cal ston. J. P. House. D: B. Hall, F. ?. HI w. H. Hill, W. T. Waddell, H. C. Hall w. G. Rains. J. Richard IT. Rainus, Jphr D. Hall John C. Smith. J. c: smith, C Smith, Sidney Lee Ricord, J. R.. Beelard Sanford RichN dson. J. R. Ruple. II. J Moore, A. Milford, J. s. McDowell, T, J Anes, B. Williams, c. B. Miller, Elm Ray Florence. Alabama, Sept. 2nd, 1901 John T. Ashcraft:
 A number of citizen state sign petition against your ordinance hrD"gh misreT resentation of its purpose,
 .Daul IT.CLeS
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-04
Correction.

In remarks of MT. Oates on Sunday, change $3O0O@ where so printed in refer ence to annual appropriation to State University to $36,000.
 In speaking of penalty fixed in new Constitution for using free passes by cer- tain persons. he was made to say 8 in- stead of $500.
 Further correct as to remarks in refer ence to suffrage, by conceding that Judge Coleman, Chairman of Committee, was author of the suffrage plan. instead of President Knox and that various mem ing the Article and that he (Oates) Was author of some of the provisions against frauds in elections.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-04
If the Baby Is Cutting Teeth

Re sure and use that old and well-tried remedy, Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup,
 for children teething. It soothes the child, softens the gums. allays all pain, cures wind collie and Is the best remedy for diarrhoea. Twenty-five cents bottle.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-04
THE LETTER CARRIERS.
Meeting at Chattanooga Gets Down
 to Business.

Chattanooga. Tenn, Sept 3,-The first business meeting of the twelfth annual convention of the National Association of
 Letter Carriers was called to order at the Auditorium at lO:S0 this morning by Pres ident John N. Parsons. The convention could not be organized because the Com
 mittee on Credentials was not ready to report, but speeches were made by Presl-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-04

He1x of Etowan, Pitts. T}~16- . Porter. 4s,.se.. Heynolds. of Chiffon. X{Sr. Reynolds (heuryy. XpSf<r ss hopinson. TsSv. Rogers, of Lowndes. Trx1i1son. Rogers. of sumter. XIffS Sanders, U1&fcher. sanford. Xoohee. Searcy, Xo&for. Selheimer, cilmore- SentelI. STsham. of Mont smith. of Mobile. @ HoYnsry Smith, Mac A.. zrsham, of Talia- Smith. Morgan A.,
 dega. Soilie. Grayson. sorreil. 6rssr. cf Calhoun. Spragins. Greer. or Perry. Stewart. Handley Thompson, Harrison. Vaughan. Ha{Iin. of Chambers. Maudeli. Hsiiin. of Randolph. Walker. fenderson. Watts. 8InEons Weakiey. Hodxes, Weatheriy. HoweIl Whiteside. lnse. Williams. of Bar 5ackson. bour. 5enss.e Jones. Of s,be, ". renso. Jones. of Wilcox. Williams. of El- Kirk. more. Kirkland. Wilson. of Clarke. Knight. Wilson. of Wash Kyle. ington. Lelgh. winn.
 ABSENT OR NOT VOTING. aarsieit. a1 Lons.of Butler. ' Befhune. Maxwell. Burns. Morrissette. SSrnwsn. o'Neiii tJefrerson,. Crsig. Palmer. Ereeman. Phillips. Grant. Proctor. Hood. Reese. Howxe. Stanford. Joues, of Hale. Spears, 4 Jones. of Montgom. Studdard.
 cry. White. ! King. Willet. Led5etter.
 90 the ordinsnce was adopted: ,,.
 Mfr, Jones of Montgomery was recog
 Mr. Henin (Randolph)-our report i. sent a s to call up that report.
 The President--Does the gentleman from Montgomery yield to the gentleman iron Randolph?
 The Clerk read the report as follows:
 The Committee has audited the ac- counts hereto attached and finds that the State of Alabama is indebted to Marshall all a Bruce of Nashville. Tenn, in the sum
 We find that said State is indebted to The 5TOWn 1TAuttuS romery, Ala, in the sum of $2O7 .5O.
 We find that said State is indebted to the Ed c. Fowler Co.,. of Montgom' cry, Ala, in the sum of $64. 40.
 We find that said State. is indepted sto The Montgomery Advertiser of Mont roynery, Ala, in the sum of 75 cents: V We find that said State is tnoepteo ko Robert Hasson. Door-keeper, i'll tht sum of $6.10. Co Jos. R. Wing of Montgomery Aia-' 1T fhe sum of $6.70.
 All of the above amounts are for print snr dohe. and for articles furnished the State of Alabama for use Of the con fh, shoye accounts are itemized as shown oy bills hereto attached. Total amount, s2a2. AS. and we recommend the payinen' of the same, all of which is respectfully submitted. .,,. of .b, report. ro,,or th, adoption of the report will say aye. an' those opposed no as your names ar called. e>,o rasn,te, as follows:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-04
Death of E. B. Aglar.

Death of F. B. ABIaT.
 St. Louis Sept 3.-Francis Beauregard Aglar, General Manager of the lntsr- chanFeable Break Beam Company m tnis m city, is dead, after an illness of less tnah two days Mir Aglar had returned home last Saturday from his vacation spent at White Sulphur Springs, Va, where his wife and one child are.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-01-23

y fue aprobado en- tercera, lectura.
Sc lego Ell bill ndm II de Mr.
Hunt. Para que TN decreto autori.
Sc ell pago de clertas deudas de Pto
Rico.
Sc aprob6 en- seg4nda leotura
La C4mara Sc Declare en- conf
sion total para discutir ell bill 50 del
Sr Sanchez Morales, prohibiendo lie
var armas ocpltas.
Fajardo ocup6 la presidencia
puso en- discussion Ell citado bill 50,
Estando discutiendo este proyec
to de Ley, Sc present6 ell Secretario
de Mr. Allen, con un mepsaje del
,Gobernador el cual llev6 el Sargen
to de Armas de la Camara, la me
sa del presidente.
Ocup6 Ia presidencia el Sr Ro
ssy, reanudando los trabajos para
dar cuenta del mensaje, el cual re
sult6 ser la aprobaci6n y frma del
Gobernador, al bill ndm Is fjando
el sueldo & ciertos miembros del
Consejo Executive y acto seguido
continue Ia C4mara en- com sion to
tai, continuando Ia discussion del bill
mum 50 81 cual SO aprob6 despues de
discutido ampliamente. Volvi6 Ia
presidencia Ell sef1or Rosy y reanu
do los trabajos, poniendose en- dis
cusi6n nuevamente eI bill I'm 50
. Sc apfobo en- segunda lectura, y pa
So 4 Ia Comisi6u Revisadora de Le'
yes. Sc termin6 Ia session. Eran
las 124 del dia.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-01-23
N0TICIAS.

Nuestro amigo don Eugenio
Lopez, veciqo de Vieques, nos in
fordaa que expontaneamente ha ini'
ciado en- aquella isla una suscripci6n
para el monumento que Sc le dedi'
cara & Ia memoria de Felix Astol, 10
que mucho. le estimamos, Y ejemplo
que deberfan seguir en- todos los
pueblos de Ia Isla. El senor Lopez
nos enviara los fondos que recaude
con la ista de dorantes, que publ
caremos.
Aver fueron sorprendidos ju
gando & 10 prohihido, los individuos
Agustfn Rios y Basilio Villegas g I
union de otros mas que emprendie
ron Ia fuga. Estos, por ser leve la
falta y ser Ia primera vez, Sc les
impusieron 2 dollars de multa & ca
da uno
Justo Carmona y Francisco
Lopez tuvieron aver una rif1a, sien
do conducidos & 10 prevention.
A "a horas de arresto fue con-
denado Francisco Andino, por afro
pel1ar & Candjdo Silva.