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The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-11-01
CAMPAIGN IN COFFEE.
1udea Carmichael Doing Good Work
 for Ratification.

Elba. oct 3I-CsPeclal. l.JIdse J M; CaF, ,s.
 michael P@ss hG 1'fa2n hG rSiiSsy ss orS%a SR new Sohstt. 5 his speech was we'll received. Ali the % S, closed to SssI in order county. ti sroke at Jack and Vie torla, Tn thlS The strength of the ratiflers s ana rowing pTlH rapidly in this county mt There yin tween now aii a.iII give good majority for rati-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-11-01
SAFE FOR RATIFICATION
THE NEW CONSTITUTION WILL CARRY BY LARGE MAJORITY.
The Claim Made That Only Ten Counties will Vote Against the New Instrument-Shelley
 Pretends Confidence

Birmingham, Oct. 31.-(Special.)-At the headduarters of the State Democratic Campaign Committee for ratification to- day. it was stated that from reports to hand. the new Constitution will be rati- fled by a big majority. It is claimed that not more than ten counties Will go against ratification, and this number Is believed to be exaggerated. One county in each of the Second and Third Congress sional Districts, one in the Fourth, one in the Fifth, two in the Sixth, two in the Seventh and two In the Eighth. are all that are counted as being doubtful Con- siderable work is being done in the coun- ties where there is any doubt, and the campaign will be fought to a finish. The work of sending out copies of the new Constitution and other literature is talk ing up much time at the headquarters. and the clerks and stenographers are busy.
 The anti-ratification forces make claim that they are confident of victory. General Charles M Shelley. chairman of the committee against ratification. will go on the stump tomorrow night. speak ing at Bessemer. It is believed that a big crowd will gather to hear him. Lee Cowart, chairman of the Jefferson County Campaign Committee against ratification today stated that four beats in this coun- " VIII go IOf FdtillCdIOt' anu .Si@h "e-e all he was willing to concede. He said that there would be speaking against the Constitution in this county every night and at several places Dr. R. M. Cunning ham, who has been making many speeches in behalf of ratification, would be invited to participate. He says the miners are with the anti-ratification side almost to man, while the farmers are certainly with them and a number of the city folk. He stated that Jefferson Coun- ty was surely against ratification
 Henry B. Gray chairman of the Jef- ferson County Democratic Campaign Committee, said this morning that there was nothing to change his opinion of the campaign and that the county was safe for ratification by. good majority. number of speeches are being made daily and the work on the stump will be kept up ardently until the day of election.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-11-01
Struck a Little Girl.

A day or so ago. while one of Dr. T. P. Whitby's little girls was going up the street with a bag of candy in her hand, she was met by a colored girl about IA years of age. The negro girl grabbed the bag of candy out of the child's hand, and giving her a stinging slap in the face, ran away as fast as she could. The little girl went home crying and told what had occurred, but by that time the negro girl
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-11-01
WILKES-GAINES.
Two Popular Young Persons Are
 Married at Prattville.

Prattville, Oct. S1.-(SpeciaD MT. S. E.. Wilkes and Miss Carrie Gaines were married at o'clock WedensdGy night at the home of the brides father. MT. dec orated, and to the strains of Mem delssohn's ,Tch. played by Mrs. Henry Robertson me couple marched down the hall to the parlor and were joined to- gether in the holy bonds of matrimony By Rev J. W. Rush. The bride was beautifully ttiTed in pearl gray silk, trimmed in wtite satin and applique. The bridal veil was clasped by diamond bi ooch. The couple received a beautiful lot of presents of silverware, cut glass and paintings.
 Mir Wilkes was formerly a fiagman on the PTattvIlle and Montgomery branch. but now has a run on the main line. They. will make their future home at Mountain Creek, Ala.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-11-01
DEATH OF S. s. LATIMER.
A Venerable Citizen of Greensboro
 Passes Away.

Greensboro, Oct 1.-(Speciai.) )-Mr. stephen S. Latimer died Tuesday night at 10 D. m. He was a very highly res- pected citizen of this town and was SS years old. He has been confined mostly to his house for the past five years. He retained consciousness. with clear mind, almost up to the hour of his death. ai- through his physical condition had vast ed away.
 MT, Latimer was born in Fairfield, 5. C. He came to Greensboro in lSb7 from Marion, Ala. and remained here tell the end last night came.
 He leaves a wife, four sons and one daughter, His daughter Mary, together with his wife. were living with him. His sons John Latimer and Ed Latimer are merchants at Forkland; another son, c. E. Latimer is a successful business man of this town; and Rev. Robert L. Lati-
 mer has charge of a church, Presbyterian at York Station. Ala.
 Mir. Latimer was buried at p. m. this evening at the Greensboro cemetery, Rev. Dr. Ready of the Presbyterian Church, together with other ministers of l ficiating. His remains were followed te | the garve by a very large concourse oi l Greensboro's citizens, who felt for him | the highest veneration.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-11-01
purcbased Winter Cars.

Superintendent w. R. Hall has returned from St. Louis, where he went to pur- chase four new winter cars for the Selma Suburban and Electric Railway Company. Mir. Hall says that he succeeded in get ting what he wanted. and that the cars will be here in time for winter use. If the winter cars give as great satisfaction as the summer cars have done. Mir. Hall will succeed in giving the patrons of the street car system entire satisfaction.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-11-01
A Small Wreck.

There was a small wreck on the Pen- sacola division of the Southern at Pleas ant Hill last night. An extra freight ran into the regular freight at that point and several cars were demolished. No one was hurt. however. It Is not known here at this time on whom the blame Is laid. No lives were lost, and only few cars were demolished and an engine slightly damaged.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-11-01

is manifested in the case, large numbers or negroes being present . ,.,,r,,. ,,,,t
 Hon L. F. Greer of Calhoun county VII speak at Gold Hill, in Lee County NoN, Ia Sia a4 Toachapoka Nov. in favor of the rauh- cation of the new Constitution commencing next Monday speeches will be made .,in m every , rnronoinent advocates from different parts Of inc State for the ratification of the new Con, stitution. There will be speaking at several points daily.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-11-01
Governor Jelks Passes Through.

Governor William D. Jelks passed through the city today en route to De- mopolis, where he goes to deliver an ad- dress in favor of the new Constitution. Governor Jelks Is very popular in this part of Alabama, and the people are glad to meet and greet him. He is as close to the people as any Governor Alabama has ever had, and all classes are united in trying to make his administration a suc- cess.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-11-01
Miss Campbell to Have Charge.

Miss Campbell, one of the best trained nurses in the South. will take charge of the pay department of the City Infrmary. She is an elegant woman, Is well up In her profession and will give perfect satis- faction. She goes off occasionally and takes course in her special branch, and in her sphere accomplishes great deal of good for those so unfortunate as to need the services of a trained nurse.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-11-01

wife was one of the best known women of Girard. She was a Christian. being a devout member of the Girard Methodist Church. She took leading part Tn church societies and church work and was an earnest and true friend or the poor of Girard. Mrs. Fields was SS years of age. She was formerly Miss Willie q McCook of MiiledgeViile' Ga., where she was born and reared and where her father and two sisters now reside.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-11-01
Wants s3b .Ooo for Her Husband.

George S. Hoke. has filed suit against the Birmingham Machine and Foundry Company for s35,o0o damages for the death of her intestate. She alleges that the deceased was employed in the plant of the defendant company at East Bir- mingham. and that on August 20. 1901. he was so badly burned by exploding or escaping molten iron that he died.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-11-01
Did Not Know | Mad
 Kidney Trouble,

the cause of my trouble. My sister. Mrs. c. E. Littlefeld. of Lynn. advised me to give Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root trial I procured a bottle and inside of three days commenced to get relief. followed up that bottle with another, and at the completion of this one found I was completely cured. My strength returned, and today I am as well as ever. My business is that of canvasser. am on my feet a great deal of the time, and have to use much energy in getting around. My cure is therefore all the more remarkable, and is exceedingly gratifying to me-"
 MRS. H. N WHEELER.
 Swamp-Root will do just as much for any housewife whose back Is too weak
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-11-01
Condemn Trading Stamp.

The Birmingham Board of Trade has passed resolutions condemning the trad ing stamp. Men are now in the city making an effort to establish the trading stamps again and at a well-attended meeting of the Board of Trade, the scheme was condemned by resolutions.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-11-01

Among the many famous cures of Swamp Root investigated by The Adver- tiser, none seem to speak higher of this great kidney remedy than the one we publish today for the benefit of our read ers:i t NNr
 Mrs. H. N Wheeler, of II7 High Rock St., Lynn. Mass. writes on Nov. 2. 1900: About iS months ago had very severe spell of weeks. and when I finally was able to leave my bed I was left with excruciating pains in my back. My water at times looked very like coffee. I could pass but little at times and then only after, suffering great pain. My physical condition was such that had no strength and was all run down. The doctors said my kidneys were not affected, and while I
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-11-01

had made good her escape. The child gave a description of the negro and lookout is being kept for her
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-11-01
WOMANpS KIDNEYS.
Thousands of Women Have Kidney Trouble
 and Never Suspect It.
To Prove What the Great Kidney Remedy, SWAMP-ROOI waI do for YOU, Every Reader of "The Advertiser May Have Sample bottle Sent Free by Mail

to perform her necessary work. who Is always tired and overwrought who feels that the cares of life are more than she can stand. It is a boon to the weak and afIiug.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-11-01

Grand Concert at Auditorium. Saturday morning, 10:S0 to 12, Paoletti's New Orleans Band. A select and spe- cially arranged program. Admission 25c. adv-2t.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-11-01
Do cboots Himself.

Ray M,nettc. Oct 3ltspeeial ocTaW69rd cE of 5s' . essnS S assadae Se Rs%R cratic Party ol % ,ln out hunting yesterday, dlscharged l,Ee gun o0e.t ID his right foot Four the IS,seisns sno1 were caci in and an ampu'a'ion was found necess7
 If it weren heir Tiyes, sa,ts some oS tbsin lnsR hands every NeeA
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-11-01

Cotton is coming in rapidly, but very little Is being sold The farmers think the pres ent decline in price Is caused by rushing 90 much of the stapIe to market. The weather has been beautiful and nearly the entire crop has opened. The long dry spell has inJurea potatoes and sugar cane.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-11-01

Hoax-what sort Of looking man do you suppose Noah was?f Joax-i dare say he was an old codger who looked as though he had eoma cut ef the ark
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-11-01
]. s. WILCOX,

General Agent Montgomery, Ala.
Decorah-posten., 1901-12-20
Ora Niteroal.

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oil Iru9e bupt fuln @iuter. Suecr font
ttpli9 tanr. men beu CT life itor, bare
loautot oeu bCfser &drtel. aolor CT her.
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frpgter for &onbmdngel / &irrcr. "a ben
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CT Sang f%cripanot / oeu terrc Sorp.
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fiaie, iiGr or arbeioSleShcocn alcrcoe
ieleli9 Tor mango. SaaIeoes ier Oct
pirfeite utprft I'D for Nrbeiosiol., M ed
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bruscripner nnarer M paa. or DC holbi
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ben Snrs nritc Sang.
Decorah-posten., 1901-12-20
Siteratur.

"SortGltua for lIrgoommcn. Ibe
@ino. CONS bIinbe SroOtr. - ! SG
gents &%euteperelie. Setoroh. Solua.
lutheran Xlrbliihing Souie, 1901"
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al n 9iGttc 6ortGlIin8cy ior lluaoom
men, iom lutheran Hub.tlhiua Soule
boiler pnd al uogipe. VI itufie Dor ling
Dom qoOt @rieitni, peida At BET %lcttere,
mere iorneicliee Slngs. CT nosct, ION
betlia tiitrruoes, % Del Ire bare i oct
engellte, men ogidd | Del uorite Sproa.
"a Nj liploer nerfor BORT Rublllbiu9
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bar oct prrct iTrbelc0 hcloiAi / &ulgeI
al Stof. Scrtrlineer CONS bltuoc
9rooer" er uulminoelig pniicr % tilta
lcubc. % zen bar oeind oct tore Sor
min, ut Den bcurger jig q ameritonlt
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paairttcIie, Subitnrtiing al @rubcr %
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pnffcr. Zen cr al CT nlUorltgt Snhholo,
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iaa hcu NiGrliabeb, iom ieaer al hirlpc
/ Geocu. ct Ieoe Il NrgeuS @cntepr
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pdr ircurncnc for binnnNtn. % ~forencr
rem / Weulfab Ill fGllcs a%iGrligbcbc
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meQet lterre Sntcresie, iom rem ifaI ire
taaer al Oct pirtelige Sir.
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men tpSclie Sfriit og iuobumbet t imuti
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GlibIiihiua &olrie / Seenrnb portoirit I'll
icunt Tor 25c % tan bctnIes meh sri
mrrfcr. Haur. Sdrlcu.
Decorah-posten., 1901-12-20

- Ams stf,liBasr maa u~itoialies ~ Bot Citot.
GTprsiS.Dtuutn Crotr eltr santauutstuQ foE at Hfrr
purttiG fJritrhtue Of Nwyrut 1t1rJ diuo iUg
eriro Tor Aper SduuHsRWffc. aaf Qhrtr itH0t0 goot
i~Hepafttoe. ,ln,st crtra for Sabpdft tim eortr RIA
er btt lib3W at btinnt uuQpt AZ outURwuRic plur for
Ssnidedaeut SeHe sttr t~aniirtrst sGtaol ION ies
hrs frt Wte6 Ss,aaflfe
Decorah-posten., 1901-12-20
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ueoe Air!rs Noohuneel. 1902.
@ogcn uhgicr t27 Siber. almauater
for AarctS tolo Nanneocr CT life iantlci
uuocr et; men mclcm hper Rodncc CT
Der SGIeitpfter. On Irngerc Hrtiiel on
lnicr ON ocn iorcueoc 2irtc5 Stoler
Niaiiou. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SinS
i~triitcr % @oqbuucel. Sen ~Icoid9es al
nogIc Siacocr. Set uhctinRct btoitc
NdIcnoeren er cn Sftlorina al Xroietcu
Samucl OF hans SiN. itrepcr al Y. s. 3.
erofesior Sonhion ptS beu ioreue6c
Nirteo Scmiunr / IirutapoIisl 9tdnr
nan hdr lrit Neme SilIorrna. lGrgcs
mdl cfter mere az famine Sort.
Sil Sre'tflllten CT fsiet cn Sorreanc!lt
ODER Sdmfuroetc StoieiGrcrc. Settc cr
Ct Srcmifribt Nupoc man toaet men
ooido DC dnnrc Sumi1noS Ercitcr on
Srrcre. piioc Oct oGrct eunna beerc
Vogene Aorretnu er ltrebclig.
Decorah-posten., 1901-12-20
Dc norlfe Siifcricr.

ariitiania. Sole Iecembcr Ter
er tlacn ,~5oranoriij / %iS;i.eil BarI
iuotrud0t / Den mt iIriJonc llGe
Stiiliugen er ION fsr. ScoiIl0uitci
neniliq omtrent eroi. ol Iulell
,SrentannQ Tor StprltlOiife; plI
Hou2Oalstpiter 1por oct peooo.
reroc ltoruirloe Seir mloitGuoig
btnorcr buert ,Sorlsg paa tSiifc.
Seretningerue ON tSe0iiionltct er
M it0ifrG1ltei til Noroiano9 Amt
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madtte opnitea, er ueppe al nogen.
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ganitc qoot nleo @aru. $50 Saaoe er
tillte0e % u aiebeidrtpier.
ct Notlilte poagaar / Ipsiiorocn.
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met bcltaor AZ iIreItrcgs men ogiaa
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Der, ION lumWnen meo o. 200 Sen-
Ger. Der uogIer llgeproouftionen /
Citoten. brin9er 3orolonos Sotalu0.
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oa ser ION iprlig pentes fortiat
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hor inlet llobpttc bdpt ocn iioitc
haipe Niauneo. Sieen 9ti0tan ai
GopclHber bar Seiret prrct iad itorai.
iulot, at Den iiorc ,Siiferiidooe har
maattel li9ge / ~mloitaGiolg llpirtiom.
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goot Sadb ~ peuter lpGnot pdd
aunitiaerc Setriorbolo. loni. bDis De
mOtrGrer iuari& moaife aanife pil
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mt q beannhenoe SiloeUifr. Set
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beapnoeuoc Siite. Sei ipeuife rSiife
bar bt0til pGrei imndt. mer or III,
UNDER Spfomit.
Decorah-posten., 1901-12-20
ariaelis s~Olteialenocr ior 1902. uSai

NttWfttg Noltclhichocl fpl lio-f uuA
pct az Srlttrtci
Soruoeu en- Glmanat Tor Oct urc Hay.
lon mart opriuocr. iuocboloer otuny
inuuft noimreoc. lille g'co NANCE lGit
pproiec Sing. Xroi Speu Citeoul bar
itrepct Ell oplnicnpe a~ibauoiupp om Ncr
lutherite Sritirte. ocrnrlt cu om 9up3
bltres me @pguinR &trotn5cmle,icrcu
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iulc egue Yreitcr OF Srofes'orer, men
bar oaind mchtdpei Dem. lon ttlbsrer
ben ncritc Snnnbc. 0auges Sbuone. ocl
iorencoc atrtc % &c TO oauli lutberlie
Sanliuno ! amerlta &rilcn er loo.
Decorah-posten., 1901-12-20
Spifferina.

SclaeuSe bar beet on, al ian liue Sis
oraq tpittcrehe (, "Seeprah Yoitcn," ON
sc pclpiliai MI Uptnqc iau,mc.
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Decorah-posten., 1901-12-20
Som beiienst sriusr ri ct inienu you.

Som beiienSt Sripsr hi ct inienu yops
uiaacri her / 8nmlelanoef. iii S'ntaar
rrrner Ell nh Cop ! ardft, hnorciter al los
@jGlc. Tom life er paa,loact til Sorlis
aeIiesfommisiiouen. ~bortiaIser, uaar
ben er 3 aar san,mel. Som Sslsc herai
or Y~arlnhnnolerc % andre mi iprri a
'aaaennc liacouerfcr rlrrc Scbiiorcr.
Scf airlSer at faa Teugc cler Sopirer
az M Soto. Set aamle Sreiproa: "yip
C3iGlb ifal itaa og gammcl life bcialeS."
'ipnes iaalehes life lGngere at Bore an
penoeliet bertiIanps. Set fnnee boa
b9nsc. at npgen cnnna oil iorieae al be
rntfc no AZ nenne gplnne SepereseI. Ser
saar iaalenes 7. Or. an at ipine Ssari.
inSfiI DC ire War or onimc. Suorom al
fiia er. ben aiinit at fife bar mango
! nc ienere adr lGrt ~tiisdpns. og "a pee
DC itof ar firbc Sci trons bpiIfcuiombclit
Spp.
oernien cnlicr ieg mulc 9Gicrc, SlGst
og Senner ! Smcriia cn alGeclia Sul OF
CT gont Nhtdnr.
n SpIIiN
Decorah-posten., 1901-12-20

erhocruc llR auHhilou cm ltdnoindril'
Hogapi / Soriio % MutiO. CT Scrtc Ct
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