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The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-03-14
NEVER AWAY FROM BUSINESS
John wanamaker, Though In Europe,
in Frequent Communication by
Gable.

PHILADELPHIA Press.
John Wanomaksr. who has been abroad
since November Z. n.t, e expected s'. 70 e
not certain, however. as Mr.. wanamaker
aid not fix any definite date for his home
coming. He is In Italy now. When ne
left philadelphia he sailed for Paris and
understood. il to make a few stops In
that country and In France and then to
come home but as Mr.. Wanamaker Is on
a vacation he may prolong his stay IN
There IL no reason why Mr.. wenamaker
should hurry home. because his absence.
II Is said. has not prevented him from
supervising the affairs q his establish
s psrn IN M M elx a@ Nsw Ssrs
said Mr.. Jones. his secretary. Monday,
''he has been kept In as close touch with
the greater details OF the store as though
he were in his private once. Anything
receive his attention IL he were here is
made known to him by cable. His valet
carries a code book. and thus 1t is easy
to carry on lengthy communication y
with the minor details OF the store, Tor
he would not give them personal atten-
ton were he in town. HIS trained a.
sistsnts are well qualified to take this
turdensome work from his shoulders.
But when ANYTHING of Importance occurs
or develops Mr.. Wanamaker Is apprized
OF the fact Immediately. This week he
sent such a cablegram to him. A number
were forwarded while he was In India.
But no matter where he is he gives the
MESA Ees immediate consideration. He
can direct the affairs In Allahabad. Cal
cutta, Naples. Paris. or anywhere Else
with the aid Of his cable code. and thus
we can carry on the stores affairs just
as he wishes.
NEARLY every ten minutes In the day
/ have Inquiries for Mr.. Wanamaker.
They come by telephone or persons can.
The first question is when will Mr.. wan
arnaker return?' Then infor melton b ,s
il enjoyins himself. in what city he Is
stopping. etc. Many letters seeking this
Information are sent here. too.
$50 far as know there will not be any
reception when Mr. Wanamaker returns.
There has been talk Of such movement.
but Mr.. wananiaker. I know. would dis
courage such a thing.
.'Some morning expect him 70 walk
in. say Good morning. and go 70 work
AT his desk just as though he, had left
the Office the night previous
uoax-Bjones cleaned up $4,000 In the
viondiLe Joax-Mining1 Hoax--No; running
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-03-14
A JURY SECURED.
Taking Of Evidence in wilcox Case
VIII Begin Today.

r izabeth City, N. c.. March 13.-The
court which will try young Wilcox on a
charge of numbering Nellie Cropsey
whose body was found in the river after
weeks Of fruitless search in this vicinity
and throughout Ncrth Carolina. sat all
the afternoon and well into the night in
the effort to secure an unbiased and i'm
partial jury.
At $50 o'clock tonight the jury was
Completed and empaneled There were
twenty peremptory challenges by the de-
PENDANT and three by the State Seven
uninterrupted hours were given to the
selection of the jury.
Evidence will begin tomorrow morning
The court room was crowded to suffo-
cation throughout the process of selecting
a jury.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-03-14
VICTORIES OF REBELS.
Now Hold Interior .rovinces Of
Isthmus of Panama.

New York, March 13.-The revolution
lists now hold all the interior provinces
of the Isthmus outside of Panama and
Colon, cables the correspondent of The
Herald. The Ecuadorian Government.
the dispatch says. has sent special orders
to the local authorities In Guyaquil to
make the visit Of the cruiser Philadelphia
as pleasant as possible.
Formal protest has been made by the
Colombian Minister to Quito against the
Ecuadorian expedition on the Eastern
frontier. The protest is based on the
tripartite convention signed in Lima.
Peru in 1894
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-03-14
THIEVES GET BIG SUM.
Band of Six Men Rob Bank al
Minooka. Ill.

Joliet ILL.,, March ia band of six
men early today broke into the Exchange
Bank In Minooka. nine miles west of Jo-
liet. wrecked the safe with dynamite and
secured between 81. 900 and 5000 in cash.
Theodore Krine. a citizen who heard the
explosion rose from a sick bed and went
to warn A. X. KNAPP, President Of the
bank.
The robbers discovered Krine on his
return. assaulted him viciously, and left
him gagged. He was not found until
nearly two hours after. The robbers took
a hand car on the Rock Island and went
west.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-03-14
CONSUMPTION CURED.
Mi. Edward schubarth Abingdon Whom tn Dscy
Said Had Incurable Consumption Wers Per-
manenty Cured by
Duffy's Pure Malt WhiSkey.

Malt whiskey to cure consumption. catarrh,
than all the quack medicines In the wcs1ds
and the doctors present agreed with ham
unanimously. Duny's Pure Malt Whmssy ~
blessing Of health to hundreds OF Thousands q
poor sufferers. Many have tried to initiate
it. and unreliable dealers have been knoWn
TO try to sell their customers some cheap
substitute SO we caution eur patients 60 -
careful and see that 'Duffy's Pure Mali WIS
patent bottle with the name blown IN the bot
tie. This Is the only way Dufys Pure MalS
whiskey IL sold II offered In bulk o. -
TASKS 1t is a fraud,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-03-14
Prompt Attention to the
Symptoms of Disease and
the Little Ills of Life
Will Save You Weeks
and Months of
Suffering.
Paine's Celery
Compound
viii Quickly Danish Your Troubles
and Restore Perfect Health.

Prompt care and attention to the little
ills of life will often save weeks and
months OF suffering. If the common
symptoms of rheumatism. neuralgia. dys-
pepsia, kidney troubles, and persistent
headaches are attended to when first ex-
pcrienced. by use of one or two bottles
of Paine's Celery Compound, these be-
ginnings of serious troubles are forever
banished If you are out of sorts. have
tired feelings. disturbed sleep, defective
digestion. aches in back or side, sluggish
circulation, or poisoned blood, Paine's
Celery Compound will give to all the
functions of the body a fresh supply Of
nerve food. establishing strength, and
permanent vigor. Its use encourages an
abundant supply of pure. fresh blood.
without which there can be no health,
happiness. or real life. Paine's Celery
Compound is a matcbless remedy in cases
OF enfeebled nerves and foul blood. The
use of one bottle is sufficient to prove it's
value Beware of worthless limitations
sold by some dealers. See that the name
PAINE'S is on each wrapper and bottle.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-03-14
Saws Found in a Pie.

Aberdeen, Miss. March 13.-The VIII
Lanier case continues to develop inter
esting Incidents. Last night at S o'clock
while Officers John Harmon arid John
Pope were OH guard little girl brought
the condemned man a pie from his
mother, which. when opened by the
guard. developed six little steel saws.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-03-14
A Sailor Rescued.

Santiago. Cuba, March h-The Nor
wegian steamer Transit, from Mobile
Ala, March 6. arrived here this morning
having on board al sailor named Chris
Jensen who was rescued off Pensacola
after having been in dory for three days
without food or water. lie was lost in
sauaIl from the fishing schooner John E.
Collins and was barely alive when
taken on board the Transit
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-03-14

yesterday in providing for higher duties
on Italian -four and vegetables He said
such action would make it impossible to
conclude a commercial treaty with Italy.
The government, the Secretary continued.
could not agree to such obstinacy a. 1t
was determined to conclude treaties with
italy and uther countries
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-03-14
Bodies Recovered.

Negaunee. Mich. March l3.-The bodies
of FIVE victims of the Negaunee mine dis
aster have now been recovered. They
have been identified as William Williams
John Sullivan. John Pearce. John Pascoe
and Louis Mattson. II may he some days
before the other bodies in the drift are
taken mt.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-03-14
MAIL TO UNCLE SANS SAILORS.
Will Be Sent to Vessels-Postage
Rates Apply.

Washington. March 13-The Postoffice
Department has announced that the
United States domestic postage rates and
conditions are applicable TO all articles
mailed in the United States addressed to
persons on duty on board United States
naval vessels abroad and that such mails
will be dispatched from this country in
closed sacks sent as direct as possible to
either the squadrons or vessels acting
snRly
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-03-14
Boundary Question Settled.

Santiago de Chilli March BIT is official
ly announced that no direct settlement
OF the boundary dispute between Chill
and Argentine has been arrived at. but
when a proposition on the subject /:
made Chill will not refuse to consider It,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-03-14
Well Known Bostonian Dead.

Boston. March 13.-Gen. Augustus p.
Martin, former Mayor and also former
Police Commissioner of Boston. died to-
day at his home in Dorchester. General
Martin was 81 years of age. He served
in the civil war with great distinction.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-03-14
A Farmer Found Murdered

well known farmer. was found murdered
near Trouue last night. Sim Daniel. a
negro. has been arrested charged with
the crime. lynching WAS narrowly
averted and excitement IL still high.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-03-14
The westernland Reaches New York

New York, March 1s-The steamer Wes-
ternland which the Italian steamer Sar-
dogma yesterday reported as having been
spoken March II about 400 miles east If
Sandy Hook with her low pressure crank
pin broken and which was returning to
New York under her own steam. reach
ed this port TODAY. The Westernle nd
sailed from Phtiadslphia March : for
Liverpool. A spare piece OF fnachiner!
Ia all ready to replace the Westernland's
broken crank pin and In two or three
days repnire Will be completed and the
westerntand will then continue her voy-
age to Liverpool.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-03-14
vENEzuELAN REVOLUTIONS.
A-A
Rebels are Reported to Have Defeat
Cd 0overnmnt Troops.

San Juan, p. r., March Is--Advices re-
ceivcr here from Venezuela say the con-
dition of the revolution In that country
ls unchanged The revolutionists are ac-
tive and Il IL understood that they lately
had succesef,il engaGsnisnts with the
government troops near Cafupano. at
Gniria. aad AZ P1lAr, but have not yet
captured any ports or citisB.
During the night OF March the rcvo-
lutlonarv steamer Bolivar appeared be-
fore Carupano, took 4 launch and disap-
peared III tho morning without landing
men or attacking the place. It, Il claimed
the revolutionary steamer has recently
suffered terribly and President Castro's
fleet hopes soon to dispose OF her.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-03-14
February Installment Paid.

Pekin, March 13--The Bankers Com
mission today accepted the February In
stalment amounting to 1,S20 taels Of
the Chinese indemnity, greatly to the
satisfaction Of the Ministers 1T the
powers,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-03-14
Indians Sell Lands.

Solway. MINI, March lS.-Major Nc
Laughin has just arrived from the Red
Lake Indian Agency with the announce
ment that treaty has been signed where
by the Indians sell to the Government
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-03-14
Killsd py pynamite Explosion.

strswn. Tex. March 1S.-T.on Stifiier
was killed and will Morgan seriously In
jured today by dynamite explosion.
Stiffier went to see why charge had
not exploded and was blown sixty feet
in the air. His body was badly mutilated.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-03-14
Will nuild Hranch Lime.

sser LIE Roy Trice OF the international
and Great Northern today stated posi-.
lively that that road would build .
branch from Houston TO Orange, Tex.
via Beaumont, a distance Of 100 miles.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-03-14

Hamilton. Bermuda. March lathe I'M
perial German yacht Hohenzollern ar
rived here today from New York,
March II.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-03-14
German Tariff Laws.

Berlin. March 13.-Before the tariff
committee Of the Reichstas today, the
Foreign secretary. Baron Won Richthotf.
criticised the action Of the committee
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-03-14
WANTED.

WAN-ED-At once. persons who have been
benefited through the use OF Kilmer's Swamp
Root, Peruna- Paines Celery Compound i
g. s.. b. b. b., will confer a favor BY com.
mancatng with H. h." postoffIcs box $40
Montgomery. Ala Il
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-03-14

eleven townships west Of the agency for
million dollars. one quarter In cash.
within ninety days after ratincation arid
the balance in ANNUAL $4,000 lnstalirnents
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-03-14
: - o ,yyt; CURED.

Dear sirs-I picked up one OF your circulars
on q table about q month ago and read II
through. After reading 1 went out and bought
. bottle Of your whiskey. which helped me
right away. I am on my third bottle, using
It for so-called incurabe consumption. and.
feel like q new man. think that u I had
known OF your whiskey when I was At home
In Chicago. 4 would have never come out here
for my health ED scHuBARTH. 1908 Market
Street. Denver. Oct. 18th, 1901.
There are Thousands Of cases just like that
Of Mr.. schubarth and Mrs. Arlington, where
the patients thought they had incurshls CON
sumption until their doctors prescribed Duffy Z
Pure Malt whiskey. Duffy's Pure Malt WIS
Key 10 absolutely pure. and possesses more
curative power than all other medicines. IT
centsins no fusei en- SO common in othe,
whibkeys, and which 10 h dangerous ingredi-
emit IN whiskey, especially for the diseased
system. wheA the poison takes erect.
Duffy's Pure Malt whiskey not only drives
out consumption germs and heals the lungs.
but II builds up new tissue and renovates the
entire systsm. It aids digestion, stimulates
and snriches the blood. tones up the heart.
lnvieorates and builds up the body that 1,
VIII throw on ali disease. At the Medical
Convention In Albany one OF the leading doc
tors said he would rather have Duffys Pure
R0v Qala nv =
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-03-14
DR.. Meredith Going Home.

Mexico City. March 13.--Rev DR.. Mere
dith of Brooklyn. ". Y, departed for
for hospital in Korea. Other smaller do
his home tonight.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-03-14

Nashua City, ". H.
write to inform you that have used eight
bottles Of your Pure Malt Whiskey. would
not have been here today only for your won-
derful medicine. l have used all kinds OF
cough syrups and been under the case Of doc
tors. have had three severe attacks OF grir
and pneumonia, which have left me with 9
bad cough and weak lungs and hart. I am 81
years old. It has toned up my system. and
stopped the hemorrhages. / cough but yer,
little. only regret / did not know OF youi
whiskey before. ! cannot express what It has
done for me. I beg to remain,
Yours respectfully,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-03-14
FINANCIAL,
MISCELLANEOUS.

BLISS seed potatoes; have on hand some
from Aroostook County, Maine, where the
pest seed potatoes are grown. W. 7 Robert
son, l6 S. Court st.
ALI, charity patients desiring admission To
the wards of the Montgomery Infirmary must
have admission card from any of the FOL
lowing physicians: Drs. Goldthwaite, McCon.
nico, Baker. Pollard and Billing. who compose
the visiting stan. or from either the city or
ling su-wd-fr-tt
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-03-14
LOST, sTRAYED OR STOLEN.

LOST, STRAYED OR ToIEN-SmalI white
setter bitch liver-colored and spots on
side and back: answers to name of Kate -
phone No. so.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-03-14

Hoax-Bjones cleaned up $4,000 IN the
Yiondike. Joax-Mning? Hoax-No; running
a laundry. -
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-03-14

DIAMOND DYES give faster and
brighter colors than any other dyes.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-03-14
WANTED TO BUY.

----~---~--~------
WANTED-An old cotton plantation. Write
giving full particulars. Buckner Chipley
Pensacola. Fla. 10
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-03-14

For Sale BY Z. Q. FOWLER, Druggist.
The bee., 1902-02-20
Will Spread the Gospel.

A bill has been introduced in
the lower house to pay one dol
lar as bounty on the scalp of ev-
cry chicken hawk. This is a
very important bill, as it will
tend greatly to the spreading of
the gospel, for it is almost i'm
possible to get preacher to go
where there are no chickens, and
the destruction Of, the hawks
will come in the nature of a God
send, and be another mysterious
way He is working to reach the
benighted. - Hawesville Plain
dealer.
The bee., 1902-02-20
Quarterly Meeting.

The second quarterly meeting for
darlington and Nebo charge of the
NJ. f. Church, South, was held
at Nebo last Thursday and Fri
day. Although the weather was
very bad, good congregations gath
cred to hear the fOrceful preaching
of Rev. Geo. e. Foskett, the Presid-
ing Elder.
The attendance of the official mem
bers was better than at any time
before during the present pastors
administration, which is very en-
couraging.
The financial reports were much
better than for the same quarter last
year, Darlington lacking only 1925,
Nebo $40, Providence 81 of paying
out in full, for the first half of the
conference year, the p. +. and p. C.
The following delegates were
elected to represent this charge at
the District Conference: f. l..
Stokes, Darlington; VIM. E. Taylor,
NebO; j. A. Justice and H. NJ. Coff-
man, Providence, and l.. w. Rice,
darlington Morton Ferguson, Nebo,
alternates.
Eight new members were received
during the quarter and none dis
missed. Thus the Spirit of the Lord
is with us and sanctioning our work.
1 wish to thank the officials for
their diligence in the work of the
church, and the brethren and sisters
who made such reports possible.
Brethren, let's make still greater
progress this quarter.
Why not pay your correctional
claims now and get them out of the
way? Let's all do our duty and feel,
as servants of God, there is an indi-
vidual responsibility resting upon
each one. Remember the apostles
command: "Be not slothful in BUSH
ness" but "fervent in spirit; serv-
ing the Lord"
b. NJ. CURRIE, p. G.
The bee., 1902-02-20
KILLED AT BOxTOWN.
John Boyd Shot in Back of Head
With Ball From FIobert Rifle
IN THE HANDS OF A YOUNG BOY.
Shooting Supposed to Have Been Acct
dentaI-Wefe Going 10
Shoot Rabbit.

At Charles WOodruff's, one
half mile from "Boxtown,"
Monday afternoon about 5 80
o'clock, John Boyd, aged thirty
five, was shot and instantly killed
by Jesse Hayden, a fourteen year
old boy. The ball which ended
Boyd's life was from a Flobert
rifle and entered the back of
Boyd's head, killing him in
stantly. The boy is nephew of
Yves Cook.
Boyd leaves a sickly wife and
three young children in pitiful
circumstances. His home has
been on Capt. Hamby's farm.
The shooting seemed to have
occurred in this way. Someone
came in and reported there was
a rabbit in a rail pile near by.
Dimmitt Woodruff got a shot
gun and someone told John Boyd
to get a Flobert rifle which was
on the place. But the Hayden
boy got the rife first and refused
to give it up when pressed to do
so. The party started for the
rail pile with the boy in the rear,
and the rifle was discharged in
his hands with the result stated.
Boyd was related to Henderson
Oldham, of this place, and to the
Gamlins who live near Earling-
ton.
Coroner Luke Rodgers went to
hold inquest yesterday morning,
but Boyd's friends decided not to
wait for him and took the body
to Kelly's Station in Christian
county for burial.
The bee., 1902-02-20
SPECIAL TRAIN
Will Run From Mortons Gap to
jacksonville Friday Night
FOR 1.-THE MINISTER'S SON."

Messrs. Morton and Ruby have
made arrangements to have a
special train run from Morton's
Gap to Madisonville Friday
night. The train will leave
Mortons at 6:45 sharp. A stop
will be made at Barnesley, and
anyone there wishing to go in
can do so. The performance will
begin at 8, and the train will not
return until the entire show is
over.
The fare from Mortons Gap
will be so cents for the round
trip; from Barnesley, 40 cents
for the round trip, and Earling-
ton, 25c. The train will leave
darlington about Z 30. Persons
who do not secure tickets can
pay their fare on the train at the
same price.
"The Minister'S Son" is a swell
attraction, and the star, Mr.. Pat
ton, has an excellent reputation
as a peculiar comedian. The
prices of admission to the opera
house are %, 80 and IS cents.
This will be one of the best at
fractions to play at Mortons The
atre this season, and having a.
good way to go, you should not
miss it, if you want to see some
thing good.
Remember, it is tomorrow
night.
The bee., 1902-02-20
A NICE APPOINTMENT
Was the One That Was Secured by Mr..
E. A. Davis.

Mr.. Eldred A. Davis, of this
place, was appointed to the place
OF assistant surgeon in the navy.
He feels good over the appoint
ment and has a right to congrat-
ulate himself. He stood COM
petitive examination in which
there were about forty appli-
cants. He was an under gradu-
ate, and through the influence of
the faculty of Nashville Univer-
sity, which he was attending, he
was considered an applicant, as
the Naval Board of Examiners
only examine graduates.
Eldred was at home for a few
days, after securing the appoint
ment, and is now at Mare Island
Navy Yards, near San Francisco.
In a letter received by his par
ents he says he don't know how
long he will be there. He may
go to the Philippines in a short
while, or be moved to some other
place. He expressed himself as
delighted with the position and
also with his present location.
The salary attached to such a
position is also nice thing, and
there are fine opportunities for
an advancement. The Bee con-
graduates him, and will be glad
to hear of his advancement in
his profession.
The bee., 1902-02-20
KILLED WHILE HUNTING.
Edward Harrison Dies From Gunshot
Wounds Received While Climbing
Fence.

Edward Harrison, son of Rob-
ert Harrison, living near Hanson,
was shot through the head by the
accidental discharge of his gun
while climbing a fence near home
Saturday. His body was found
a short while after the accident
by the young mans grandfather,
and it is thought that death oc-
Cured instantly. The deceased
was about seventeen years old.
The inquest was held before
Magistrate Blue. The verdict
reads:
''We, the jury, find the body
before us to be that of Edward
Harrison, who came to his death
by an accidental discharge of his
own gum"
Signed by the jury, of which
A. L. Ashby was foreman.
The bee., 1902-02-20
For Shooting Little Child, While
Riding Home Drunk From
Hopkins County Fair.
GEO. CONNoR. COLORED. GETS
TWO YEARS FOR PERJURY.
intimidation Gases Are Put or to Future
Term Of Court.
STEVE AARON COMES CLEAR.

Dan Harris, of North Hopkins,
who shot and killed a little child
of Mr.. Humphreys, living in
jacksonville, on the last day of
the Hopkins County Fair last
year, has been convicted of man
slaughter and sentenced to two
years in the penitentiary. Harris
had been to the fair and was re-
turning home drunk with some
companions when he took out his
revolver and fired it, killing the
child. The story at the time was
that Harris saw the child with
other children and deliberately
shot at them. Harris says he
shot at dog and did not see the
child. Harris is about nineteen
years of age.
George Conner, colored, was
sentenced to eighteen months in
the peniteutiary on charge of
false swearing. The case arose
in connection with the Madison
vile registration last year and it
was proven that Connor had not
moved into Elk precinct sixty
days before the election as he
swore he had done.
Steve Aaron was cleared in
trial before a jury in Circuit
Court at Madisonville, of the
charge of breach of peace. Aaron
was under indictment for parti-
cipating in a fight at Barnsley
several months ago in which he
knocked down man named Sis
som. 1t was shown in the trial
that Aaron was acting within his
rights as Waterman and that he
had been assaulted and abused
by Sissom and others.
The case against VIM. Horn
beck, charged with killing Ed
ward Laffoon, has been continued
as have various cases charging
"banding together for the pur-
pose of intimidation or injury"
to miners.