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The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-23

progress in Southern industrial develop ment for the week just closed, as report ed by The Tradesman, includes the fol- lowing new organizations as among the most important:
 Alabama. Huntsville-Cotton mill. Birmingham-Bolt and nut works; $250,- 900 coa mining company. Anniston-Saw mill; $25, 900 hardware company.
 Arkansas. Pine Bluff-s1oo 900 development com- pany: 5000 lumber company. Yellville-Mining company. St. Paui-$50. 900 lumber company. Jonesboro-$20,0 900 wagon factory. Antimony-Mining company. Lapile-$3Oc 900 saw mill company. Forrest City-$1o.OOO gin and milling company. Blytheville-Spcke and handle factory.
 Georgia. Atlanta-s25, 900 electric light and power company. Cuthbert-Machiae shops.
 Kentucky. Auburn-Telephone company.
 Louisiana. Jennings-Irrigation and land company Eunice-Oil and development company. New Orleans-Metal manufacturing company.
 Mississippi. Clarksdale-s20,0 900 hardware company. Lyman-Planing mill.
 North Carolina. Hope Mills-$2O0.0 GOO cotton mill. Asheville-Company to finish and weave corduroy cloth. urlington-Development company Charlotte $10, GOO clothing manufactur- ing company. New Bern-$15o, 900 lumber manufactur- ing company. salisbury-slOO.OO granite company. Washington-Canning factory. SLray-$60 900 manufacturing and devel- opment company.
 South Carolina. Anderson-Cotton mill. Union-Construction company.
 Tennessee. Nashville-Coal and ice company Obion-E.ectric light plant; water works, Bethel-Telephone system. Shelbyville-Pencil factory. Lewisburg-&2O,0 900 grain and elevator company
 Memphis-Wagon factory $sO.OOO de- velopment company. Knoxville-s $50, 900 pump factory. Pulaski-Implement company. Lynnville-Electric light plant.
 Texas. Dalhart-$50,0O0 wagon factory Dalias-$2Od.0oO company to deal in ma chinery, printers supplies, etc; $l0O00 de- velopment company; $50,O0 construction company Groesbeck-s2OO GOO gin company, Houston-$ $50. 900 rice mill. o00 hrnuery nd ica tory.
 Geraldine-$5O, 900 oil company. Seguln-Irrigation plant. Sour Lake-Oil refinery.
 Virginia. Clifton Forge-Construction company. Honaker-Barytes mining company. Pulaski City-Quarryng company. Wiliamsburg-Saw mill Norton--Toal and coke company.
 West Virginia. Berkeley Springs-Coal company. Charleston-$50, :00O mining company; car and foundry company; Touring mill. Huntsvile-Sl0O0 600 mining company. Buckhannon-$25.O 900 opera house com pany.
 Webster sprlngs-S5Oo,OO sanltarium company. Parkersburg- -sl5o,OoO construction com pany.
 Lamberport-s2j.o0 1000 development com pany.
 salem--s4O. GOO contracting company Hinton-Sl0O 900 colliery company, Clarksburg--s25 900 development com pany.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-23

Washington. Dec. 22.-tspecial)-There is a phrase current in the local newspa- pers here that Is as pleasing as it is un- usual. It is, who are guests in the White House of President and Mrs. Roosevelt
 The general public is probably not aware that 1t has been a great many years since 1t was the privilege of the President of the United States to invite guests ito dine and sleep" as the Eng fish court phrase goes. This has been due entirely to the condition that the public business has so encroached upon the prt- vate residence of the President that there was not only no room for guests to sleep in the White House. but the family of the President were crowded into few rooms as uncomfortably as if their home had been a second-class boarding house; in a sense, the situation was more than half scandalous. Certainly 1t was unworthy the dignity of the Presidential family and the nation.
 But, thanks to the powerful will of Mir. Roosevelt and his good sense of gentle manliness, conditions are now happily changed. and 1t is come to be the privf- lege of the Presidential family to dine and sleep" guests in the White House.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-23
WHY STAY PALE,

A pity to see pale girls stay pale and dull when it is so easy to get Scott's Emulsion.
 One of the best things Scott's Emulsion does is to give rich blood to pale girls. z
 The result of regular doses of Scott's Emulsion is an in- crease not only in the red color of the blood and in the but in the good looks and bright manners which are the real charm of per feet health.
 Send for Free Sample, SCOTT BOVINE, ChsmiSts, 4o9 Pearl St.. NY
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-23

good deal is said of late days about liquid fuel in navigation. and it may be a good thing. but we have seen quite a number of instances where something of the kind was serious worry to the legs of the navigator.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-23
MAY DINE AND SLEEP.

Positively, it is greatly pleasing to peo- pie who know that the Presidential house. hold is how enabled to have guests to dine aAd sleep In this regard, here- tofore the occupants of the White House, since the time of Buchanan, who was a bachelor and had only a neice to dwell with him. have been denied the common night" with them; a cherished pleasure which thousands of ordinary department clerks in Washington enjoy.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-23

The Memphis Scimltar is complaining of the mud devil" and if the weather should remain fair for about three days The Commercial-Appeal would be howl ing about the dust devil" They always have one or the other.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-23
THE ADVERTISERS TELE-
 PHONES.
New Circulation Record.

The month of November, just Passeo, ens nr,tser to compile 6 statement of The Adver.isse' , circulation that breaks all previous rsco,S ,hs. point of numbers. The average Tor pc.n .U daily and Sunday editions has entereo Snsv S..h new thousand mark-a point that means nnWin ir II to those interested in seeking consplcuits li Alabama-and further demonstrates that tn1 people of this State appreciate in sobs,sl,u.s ,.as way The Advertisers determination 10 pnpi'sh n live neWspaper.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-23

Some of our New England ch.,empora- ries are making their annual protest against the practice of cutting down thousands of young evergreens for Christ mas trees, but the protests will be una vailing As long as such decorations are popular they will be used though 1t de- spoil the entire country. Nothing but the most stringent legislation will stop it.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-23
Devery is a Millionaire.

William s. Devery. formerly police chief of -,ew York city, paid his taxes the other day and the amount he turned over shows that Big Bin' is in the mil lionaire class. In his twenty-three years service as an officer of the law Devery drew salary to the amount of $5S, ,909.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-23

We do not now recall the exact dimen- sions of The Virginian-Pilot's turnip. We know it was a whopper but our impress sion is that 1t was not so large as The Advertisers yarn.-Virginian-Pi
 There you go again with your insinua tions. The Advertiser had no yarn-not a thread or hair of one. It was only try ing to keep up with those told by the rest of you ina magination-stretchers.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-23

The young men who were employed to ascertaining trs effect upon the human system have began tAeir work under the direction of the Secretary of Agriculture. Wouldn't 1t be joke if they should thrive on this diet?-Leavenworth Times. , Perhaps it would. but what kind of a joke will it be if they die from the effects sof it? Would the Commissioner be culpa- ble? The joke might work both ways, and the result might not be as funny as ex- fActed.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-23
The statement that Bailey and Boyer.

idge are to be pitted against each other in the Statehood fight indicates that there will be quite a boom in the circulation of the esteemed Congressional Record. When the two B's get to stinging each other there is likely to be something do- ing in the House of Lords.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-23

An English paper declares that our government Is powerless to back up the Monroe doctrine. Well, at any rate. Lord Salisbury didn't think that way about talking to him.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-23

The negro cannot and never will be colonized." says The Virginian-Pilot. Our contemporary should not get positivsr- ous in its prognostifcations.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-23

Will the abolition of the Capitol can teen at Washington result as badly as the experiment of trying to shut of drinks from the soldiers did?
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-23
HE IS INTERESTED.

"They tell me that am personally in terested in an election which is to take place in Montgomery January H," Sen ator Pettus jocularly said tonight. but I am not so certain that I can be with the boys on that happy occasion: l am busy working man these days. and all the good friends will know that my heart Is with them. Some of them have been kindly writing me that l am expected to be in Montgomery and make the speech of my life, but I wish to be modest this time. if never before and kind O keep be- hind the scenes, as best becomes man who is past 45. I don't see so much in 1t. except l am proud and happy over the honor my home folks do me and so gen. erousiy show me-
 There is some talk of desire and pur. pose on the part of the entire Alabama delegation in Congress to be present tC witness and share In the pleasure of Gen erai Pettus's reelection to the Senate which happy event will occur January H but the busy hurry of the short sessior of Congress may operate to prevent this gracious purpose from being carried out Still several members of the delegation are certain to be present upon that mem. orabie occasion.
 Senator Pettus will then be in the las half of his eighty-second year. He looks and works Hike sixty
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-23
Catholic Order Coming Here from
 Europe.

Washington Post.
 As a result of the recent French leg islation known as the association act several powerful orders and congrega- tions of the Roman Catholic Church will seek asylum for their mother houses in the United States. The greater number
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-23

A Kentucky mail carrier has fallen in love thirty mine times. and The Richmond Times suggests that he be given a route just out of Boston.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-23
SENATOR PETTUs.

Yet upon this same line of thought. so wise man as Senator Pettus in a chance chat with few friends tonight, argued that no one man was truly essential to any community. There Is no man living in Alabama, the Senator declared, who is individually of any real consequences to the people of that State. There never has lived any such man in that or any other State, the Senator said. He assert ed that there is a plenty of men capable of taking the place of the greatest and most eminent of our citizens.
 In this correspondent personal recol- lection of Senator Pettus, covering a longer period than there is any necessity of specifying, he never looked so strong or so well as he does tonight. The Sena- tor is a perfect embodiment of robust, even rude, health. and most abundant, even boyish, good spirits. He is not going home for Christmas. He Is not sure even that he will be able to appear in Mont gomery on the 2th of January, when a certain memorable election will take place in the hall of the State House of Repre- sentatives in the old Capitol on the hill.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-23

Last week The Attana Mirror put on extra style and came out with cover de- signs pretty enough to make the mouth water.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-23
News ana Gossip Qf Washington
BY LuoIRN JULIRN WALKHn.
night in time destro.

the human race might in time destroy itself
 But the point of present interest Is that lives each of which is worth more in the general run than a whole ward full of the minimizing and the undoing.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-23

Senator Morgan of Alabama has a plan for colonizing the negroes in the United States in the Philippines Now who will
 devise plan to induce the negroes to go? They cannot be exported without
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-23

Clara-Aunt Clara writes to know what we want for Christmas.
 Clarence-Dear soul. Tell her I still have five pairs of red knit wrist-warmers or hand. Detroit Free Press
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-23

President Castro has had enough ulti- matums thrown at him to sink a ship.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-23

Just my luck" said Borem. She's al- ways out when call"
 So she was telling me, said Miss Pep prey.
 ''She told you the same thing. eh?' Yes, only she said 1t was just her luck. k."-Philadelphia Press.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-23

"Weil, Johnnie what are you going to give your little brother for Christmas?"
 T Cunno. I give him the measles last year. Chic ago Reco~d-Herald.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-23
A GOOD CHANGE.

This is condition of things long de- sired in the cause of household privacy. and which in the end became an impera- tive necessity. MT. Roosevelts predeces- sors were as conscious as he of this nec- essity, but "sloshed along" waiting for Congfess to do something; and for more than twenty years Congress has been jabbering about the improvement of the White House and has considered scores of schemes for a new White House, but It remained for Theodore Roosevelt's s masterful mind to find a way out of the difficulty and settle the question of an adequate Presidential residence for may be hundred years to come.
 This new arrangements certainly sub jects the President to some personal in- convenience, !n that ne has to walk dis tance of sixty paces through a covered way to his daily duties, but 1t is an &C., tual convenience to all persons having business with the President, since the new offices obviate the necessity of climb ing the old and steep and narrow stairs in the White Holse which used to lift up between the outside world and the Presidential presence, and which old stairs, by the way, have been made to give the place of their wooden ungainli- ness to a superb flight of marble steps that gently and gracefully rise from the main floor.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-23

wigg-I feel that Borrowell owes me an apology.
 Wagg-f wish that was all he owed me. Philadelphia Record.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-23
RoosEvELT's WILL.

By a remarkably and eminently meri- tcrious exercise of his great power of will, President Roosevelt has brought about the long-talked of Improvement of the old White House. in that he has caused to be constructed an outside build ing for his public offices. which enables him to devote the entire and now plen- tiful rooms of the mansion to the usages should be the cause.
 Now nobody can enter the White House who is not formally bidden thither, ex- cept, as it is presumed. that what are known as the public rooms downstairs will be thrown open to inspection on cer- tain days of the week. when they are not being used for invited guests of the fam fly Of the White House.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-23
A LITTLE FUN NOW AND THEN.
Bright Paragraphs to Relieve the Seriousness of Life.

Heavy expenses this year." said the publisher.
 "IndeedT
 Yes; I'm running two new authors and an automobiler-Atlanta Constitu- ton.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-23

'.Madge says she is twenty odd years old"
 That makes her more than forty How do you make that out?' Count the even years, oo."-Newark News.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-23

Customer-The metal in that knife you sold me Is as soft as putty. It got dull the first time used it.
 Dealer-Ye-s. but think how easy it will be to sharpen."-New York Weekly.
 She pretends to enjoy everything that her rich uncle. who has lived in India, likes"
 "Yes." answered Miss Cheyenne "she favors curry in order to curry favor."- Washington Star.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-23
INDUSTRIAL PROGRESS.
The Tradesman's Weekly Report of
 New Southern Industries.

Chattanooga. Tenn, Dec. 2-The progress in Southern industrial develop ment for the week just closed, as report ed by The Tradesman, includes the fol- lowing new organizations as among the most important:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-23

SCOTT & BOVINE, Chemists, 4o9 Pearl st,,N,Y
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-02-09
Judoe Grace for Circuit iu!1e.

The 2nN0Hncement of Iud@p A. r.
Grace for reelection to tie Office of
Judge OF the circuit court of the Elev-
enth judicial circuit appears elsewhere
in the Graphic today Judge Grace is
one Of the best known and most sue
eessful lawyers of the Pine Bluff bal
He is a gentleman of fine judicial abil
itY, which is we'll known to the people
of the district He is now serving
only a portion of a term as circuit
nudge. and asks the voters of the dis
trict to give him second term. or to
give him that customary endorsement
Of fa-1hful official He asks this en-
dorSement on merit alone, wholly will
ms for the people to pass upon his
merits according to the record he has
made as Judge during his present en-.
e"mhcncy He has been impartial in
his decisions on the bench, and his ad-
ministration shows that he has reduc
ed the running expenses Of the court
many thousands of dollars annually.
He has disposed OF the cases on tie
docket with all the disuatch which
could be exercised without Injustice
to any iitieant in civil action, or
state or any defendant in any criminal
proceeding. His ability as a lawyer
IS recognized by the attorneys here
end in tho other counties of the dis
triet, and they give him fol credit
1or bei77 an unbiased Judge. If given
the endorsement accorded worthy
n4hiie servant be will continue to ex-
ercise the funetians of the offce with
thet impeTtial'tv which has always
CHARACTERIZED his official acts in the
paet.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-02-09
+. K. ToaeV for Representative.

II. X. oHeY Tor representative.
In tne Graphic today appears the an
Hauaeement Of Hon II. K Toney fer
rc election to the Office Of representa-
tive OF Jefferson county in the general
assembly Of Arkansas. Everybody III
jefferson county knows Kemp Toney
and no young man in the county en-
joys more friends among all classes
than he does. He is serving his sec
ord term in the legislature, and upon
the record that he has made he is
willing to stand fer reelection. In
his second race he received = much
larger vote than any other candidate
for the place He has always shown
himself to be the friend of the laboring
people. In the last legislature he
voted to exempt from taXation for
seven years all plants manufacturing
cotton or WOODEN goods, SO as to en-
courage those industries in the state
and increase the demand for labor.
He voted for the anti spotting bill,
which was for the purpose of protect
ing railroad employees from what was
cOnSluefed system OF Dlackmall
against them by the railroad compan-
les. He also voted for the fellow ser
wants bill, another measure in the in
terest of the laboring classes. He
was chairman of the committee OF
public charities and drafted the bills
making the appropriations for the
charitable Institutions and all of his
bills We're passed except the one pro
viding for an annex to the insane
asylum Mr. Toney was one Of the
leaders of the house, aud his influence
on the legislation was felt If elected
AGAIN TO this responsible position he
Will continue to represent every inter
est of his county and state with that
impaltiaity that has made him so
popular as legislator
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-02-09
REcTOR'S REPART Z.

At Lonolta when Jeff Davis coarsels
ing a pistol on his person ai!d asked
him il it was not q fact, Res1 u II
sIed promptly and pointedl3 - fol
lows:
Under no circumstances. GQ~elror,
would carry a gun TO defeld myseif
against you and the bludgeon yoa e&y-
ry while speaking | regard yoN rs
the least likely OF all men | Know
to require of me the use Of a Weapon.
This, however, was carefully omit
ted in the Gazette's report eff the Incl.
dent-Hot Springs News
The Little Rock Democrat lcpaints
the foregoing from the News and adds
the following.
The Democrat is informed, however,
that it was not omitted Win the
knowledge of the Gazette management.
At Malvern Jeff referred sarcastieal
ly to Col. Rector'S letter in which he
stated that his early days were spent
on the farm, that he had performed
all the duties attendant upon farm lif1
and among other things served as an
oX-driver Look at him. said JEFF,
don't he look like an ox-driyer?'
, pointing to Gel. Rector and continuing
to ridieule the idea that the latter had
ever driven an OK. When Col. Rector
came to this reference in his reply
he said: "Yes, fellow citizens. il IS
true that II my early days was an on.
driver end / was a good one too, but
more recently | have been driving Z
jackaes." do you mean to compare
me to a iackass?" exclaimed Davis.
"Oh, no, comparisons are odious. :
said Col. Rector. @and if did should
!, feel the necessity Of anologizing to
] the iackass." This closed another in
! incident of the campaign ana it IS pof
necessary to say who the LAUGH VA
on.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-02-09

All tho Arkansas eN-RoNa Rel5
heard from sc f5n Jones fon Tie sen
ate except eS Gov. lanes Pis!eltotee
clarke and he and JeG viii be iof
Homes jast# as soon as jeff gets to be
IN eX.. which won't be long.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-02-09

Admiral Simpsons serious physi-
cal and mental condition is given un-
due prominence daily by his frienas
through the press, indicating an at
tempt to prevent by sympathy, any
action on the part ef the presldent
IN the Schley ease
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-02-09

The attorneys Of Sampson have al
dressed a lengthy communication 10
President Roosevelt in which they at
tempt to scotch the Schley appeal
and make the president afraid t. de
his duty in the case.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-02-09

There is no dependence to be placed
in the groundaog. lie is a discrcdited
prophet Little Roe& Democrat
Don't be too positive now. His hog,
ships prediction fer the present wint-
or has been very strongly subs,ant-
atcd SO far
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-02-09

\ New York telegram says that food
products have gone up in that city.
It's to be hoped that it will have ne
effect in Arkansas. Food products aie
already out Of sight in this neck Of
the woods and all because the farm
ers raise nothing but cotton.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-02-09

When those Illinois capitalists re-
turn to Pine Bluff, everything possible
should be done to get them inteetsJed
n Jefferson county farm Iands. The
infusion of some of the northern IDEAS
OF iaraiiag into Jefferson county would
certainly be very healthful from 4
prosperity standpoint.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-02-09
PROGRAM
o. the E5daicae at Main-street Mctho-
dist Church, February 10.

Piano Solo 'Sercnade" Moskowsl<i
Miss Bum.
Nolcal Duct Live and Love
h"e .-.=...l=..... .ta&iBaA!
Mosdames Renfrow and Harris.
Recitation Poor House Nan, .=....=.
Miss RidgeWay.
Piano Solo-VaIse Caprice. Newland
Miss HiAemen
Male Quartettc-"U Until The Dawn"
=, .....#.-.....,-.z.=...-. Parks
Messrs. Armstrong, Hawley. Mcneil
and Eoss.
Comet Solo-,rhe Holy City.........
Master Dave We'll.
Piano Gallop Brillian1e"
.......-..-=........-.. .Sponholtz
Misses Buck and Holland
eeitation-"The Meaning of the
American Flag .-...............
Eiastef John Brice Butter#5ttG
Vocal Solo..........=.....#.=.#. Selected
Mr. Adolph Bahlau.
Coutralto Solo Male Quartette
AccompanimenD "Oh Ye
Tears ....=.. ....=.=.=.......z All
Miss Holland and Male Qaaltette
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-02-09
iron Mountain Route

On April % to 81, inclusive, the St
l.. !. Nj. and S Ty Co. will sell round
trip tickets to Los Angeles, or San
francisco, California, final return
Limit June %. On August to s, in
elusive, with limit of September so
and on June 2 to 7. inclusive. with
limit Of Ialy 81 at rato 6 $50 Fol
groutes and stop-over privileges, cal
on agent
H. N. ATWOOD. Agent.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-02-09
I1r .ESirrait Judce.

The Graphie is authorized to an.
noanee A, B. GRACE as . caaaidats
for reelection q the aaiee OF Jad1a
Of the court Of The Eleventh Jai,t9igI
district. subject 10 Tie actiou Of he
Democratic party