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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-31
7 heaters


I'm Mirfeura"
Tn Mlf1oura." which will be pre-
scntcd at the Seattle theater the
coming week by the Manhattan
company. Ia play for popular taste.
Like THE Lost Paradise" IL Is one
which enlists human symnathics
though portraying a different llfe
and people. The comedy element 10
prominent and exploits rustic $50
elcty whose mannerlsms ana ideas
make 90 them unconscious humor.
lists az an times. Mir. SunrtH role Is
that of a Missouri sheriff.
"rhe Senator"
The Senator" win be played two
more nights with matinee tumor-
row ln % Tho stock company has
set mark which win be the sub
sect 81 future comparisons,
ceilamariai's Carmen
I, is the exception. rather than the
rule. when theatrical attraction in
San Francisco gets "a good notice a.
the hands ~ tho Examiner, IN fact.
Ashton stevens and his worthy COM
patriots rather delight In handing u
60 the Struggling Thcspians. Tho
following splendid tribute 90 Cola -
mariui is therefore an the more
grateful and comforting:
"CollHmArtni Is marvellous Car
men Resides her wonderful sing
INK power. she has rare magnetic
personality. which holds her hearers
fascinated Such abundance OF iifr.
such magnificent vitality. such power
OF throwing herself into all the emo
lions % her role. would east spell
In any Kind Of dramatic work. Her
Carmen IL the highest sort 90
tra<As passion"
The great singer. accompR MED by
Reppetu. Russo. Fvrrart and B~noist
viii give three nights 81 grand opera
at the Grand. BEGINNING Sunday
evening Carmen" II the opening
bill.
wsgnsr's Bsna csneerts
AZ the hfth weekly concert TO be
given BY wagner'H splendid band a.
the Grand next sunday afternoon,
Mrs. Norman u. Chethhm will be
the soloist. singing Edward German
I'm summer Time" The Siege 81
Rochelle viii b. played by the band
for the FIRST time. "Mlgnon' IL also
on the bill.
"whess b.hy Are Year"
Whose Baby Are Your" continues
20 do land once business ~ the
Third Avenue theater. and neither
snow nor rain appears 10 have any
effect on the patronage. The usual
matinee Will be given on Saturday.
''shsetinK the chuiss"
Murray and Mack come 20 the
Third Avenue theatey next week.
oI~uinE their fourth annual season
AZ this popular house. ia Shooting
the Chutes." new farce comedy BY
George II. Emsricq. containing an
almost entirely new OUTFIT ~ fetch.
ing features. Among them are pretty
girls clever comedians, usw spnEn.
new dances and one Of the strongest
list % people ever engaged for
farce comedy Murray and Mack.
the celebrated comedians and Amer
ica's best stage Iriahmen. play the
principal roles which IL a guarantee
that the performance will be % q
moHt ludicrouH nature
opsrstie Caae~rt
An operate concert will be- given
az Rankr's hail next Tuesday even
Ing BY SENIOR d'Aurin, assisted By
his pupils. Tho program wim con-
Hiat Of selections from popular op.
eraH The concert will be for the
benefit 81 the Sisters Academy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-31
VOTING PLACES NAMED

~As city council has designated tho
.,,,ns p,aees % the s. precincts Of
u. ems. The same voting places are
canned as we're usad two years ago,
Ia but few exceptions Engineer
thomson prepared The list OF voting
,.sss which is as follows:
First wara
,s,., prcclnct~ Ofucc of Seattle
- corner Jackson street and
p.iirsad avenue.
h'ss'...nR precinct Charles All.
..ss9's pattern shop 6s5 First av-
~, Ts,ss precmct CITY stables. Lane
- ana Faurih avenue south.
ts,srfh pfas inCt Dfiicp OF Palmer
..s 80 : tand aVrnue south.
t.ssth nfeclntt -Onicc Of Shannnnt
estsl southeast c'rnct ot tttth az
sees J uth and Main street
Slxth pfvcirct-- iia~e ment 81 South
.,asal f,xelfth avenue south and
weller street
ssrsnth precinct Barber shop.
y,ests avenue south aud Bradford
s.ssst
r,-.t rsecin,tJ Al Rutnick's
..',1es,p.sss. D 10 JACKSON street.
Ssssr- pfee8n.t-Lee's bakery. sao2
isesson s,fcet
~e-s pefeiatt Oitmau's he'll. go
rfy.fNirfs avenue south
rs,n.a preelngg Iolhugu store
.es ais Jackson street
mira Ware
rsrss ssssi ~ p. Elch's store
go IS rst W
s-r-s rffine Madrona Council
~ rs siy Hts avenue and East
f.Eas,s srssf
~sa pfeeinct Mrs. George
eesrs eakcrs ios5 East Madison
rrfs rreelnct Madison pavilion.
10 Madison street and Laurel
$50 aTeauc.
yssrtA wsrs
grss srecinst Basement 81 city
a ccrasr Third avenue and Jefer-
~ rtrret
sscs.8 precinct Pioneer dining
rr-. - Coiuwhia street.
rAl-d pr~csnct-Ofilce % Perrin
t,sa Marion street. between Post
,,rset end First avenue.
Fszrth preciuct-J. woifs tailor
N@ teo Columbia street.
FfsA precinct les seventh avenue.
hth pgectnct In Justices court
-. IN basement 90 county court
AMx
Fifth Ward
Fsst pfecinct-0f'iee OF Compton's
Aher yard. west side Of Western
srsEes. between Spring street and
Nafsou street.
sscand precinct-Sweeney's plumb
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ing and heating store, aii University
street
THIRD prccinct-E. q, Rlckertou's
auction room. First avenue, between
Pike street and Pine street
Fourth precinct ". ~ Eastman'u
stables. Firth avenue ana Pine street
sixth precinct rhcosophical hall.
MS Third avenue.
sixth ward
First precinct -Onice and store
room OF Union Transfer Company,
N3l First avenue.
Second precinct r, Il. Days mis-
sion. .giO First avenue.
Third precinct Storrroom Monod
hospital. sSl5 First avenue.
Fourth precinct Basement Of Den 81
ny school, near Fifth avenue and
Wall street.
Firth prrcinct-Onice OF Bowers
hotel sixth avenue and olive street.
Ssveath ward
First precinct Easement OF Swed-
ish church. corner Pike street aud
Bellevue avenue,
Second prccinct-ti3 Pontius ev-
enuc.
Third precinct Munford's Rus
Company. t90s Amy street
Fourth precinct New high school
building. broadway. near Pine street
FIfth precinct-ts, NJ. ktrk's store
room. East Pike street and Madison
Sixth precinct-J. y smiths store.
room. corner Harrison street and
Federal avcnuc.
seventh precinct Hins Company
real estate office. s0oa East Madison
street.
Eiehth precinct John stanton's
residence, 23et Eastiake avenue.
Eiehth ware
First precinct Keith q Ntsk'a real
estate office go pcnny way
Second precinct Pacific rug fac
tory. no Harrison street. .
Third precinct Hicks & Jcnners
grocery. 500 Aloha street.
Fourth preciuct--Inhn nrouiiRrd =
shoe shop. corner Queen Anne av-
enue and Roy street.
aintn ward
First precinct--orice Ray View
hotel Interplay.
second preclnet-oid Ross p. o..
SIS Ewing street.
Third precinct old hose house.
Fremont
Fourth preclnct-L O q. T. hall
corner Riewett and Albion streets
Fifth preciuci-S. paySc's store
room. end % I.atoua bridge.
Sixth precinct Gamhei's Sunday
school tent. Ftfty-ssysnth north and
keystone.
Seventh precinct. O. 6. r. hall
Lodge No, ena East Seventy second
street. near Woodiawn avenue
Eighth prectrct--fifeen lake boat
house. end 90 Green Lake car line.
Mrs. \. W Gilsou'S place.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-31

January 2Nth. 1902
After suffering for H,x months with
rheumatism In both feet. / called in
Or H. IT, Merkel, and ! am glad TO
say that in one week after he began
his treatment all pain had left me.
and in tDu days ! WAS able TO walk
up aud downstairs without the aid
Of the balustrade or cane. can
heartily recommend Or. Merkela
treatment To- an who are suffering
with rheumatism. Respectfully.
j. BENZ. TURNER.
an Spring street, Seattle. Wash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-31
BUSINESS ON
WEST STREET
Irias Is More Brisk Todya-Eggs
Drop a Point

ne markets were slightly brisier
izsay. as the retailers are getting
* % supplies even. though sales
IN small. Vegetables are In small
gard. With the exception Of po-
nzs. Alaska orders FOR the latter
= Airiy good.
Ezn. as predicted yesterday.
Aams1 Fresh ranch eggs are sell
xn4 and Is cents Poultry -
sM with a small demand.
grsn ard livestock markets re-
s1e tte4fv
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-31
Asks for Franchise

= l. Shuffis,on last niEht made
application for franchise to con-
struct and maintain an electric
plant, 20 furnish light. heat and
power ~ the business section of the
city. The territory asked for in
eludcs thar portion of the city be.
tween Jackson and Pike streets and
Post street and Third avenue. A 90
years franchise IL asked
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-31
Medicines Furnished Free

My twelve years experience and
practice OF medicine la this city win
fession.
My home treatment by correspond b
ence is always successful Conulta-
tlona free. Write me or come In and
talk II over. Ask any questions you
may desire concerning my terms.
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sc per doz. sweet potatoes. sissQi.7s
per cwt. chm peppers. 2sW soc. Sauer
kraut. sAu3c. tomatoes. $3.50 per
case, radlaheA, iGc per dozen. para-
ley, 20u Soc. onions. t2.0oW22s per
cwt. parsnips. s5ca 81 rs. cauiifiower,
g.0o4f.s5. pumpkins. iGiAc per ID
saunshes. 2isc. wax beans. i2i4e
Rrtichokes, u.a08i-2s per doE. string
beans. he; cucumberE. si-50sf. %
per box. Brussels sprouts. shse.
peas. TGsc.
Batter. Cheese. Eggs ana Fsaitry
Butter Washington ereameriss.
pound prints. 30c. Eastern Iowa and
Elgin. re. fresh ranch. $50 zoe.
Cheese Native Washington. full
cream. i2t-0ilc. Eastern New
York. i4ssNfsc. Wisconsin. lee.
Roquefort. CSC. Edam sli0e8ts 90
per case. New York. isItsc. Linz
burger. is8l7c. brick. isgi7c. Swiss.
Is0tsc
Egss--stricily fresh ranch. gEassc
Eastern. z912tc.
Live poultry Hens issaise; large
spring. tztsc. turkeys. i1aigc. geese.
ieNiics ducks. i3c.
Dressed poultry Turkeys is8iTc.
geese. ii0igc. ducks. ls0i5c. chick
ens. t31itc.
HoEey--I3i4c.
Previsions
Fresh meat~-Cow beef. &c per ID
steer beef. TdT4c per 10. mutton.
wether, TIC. ewes. TIC. pork. i0c
per 10. veal large. Sc small. Toe
Provisions Hams, ike. breakfast
backs. i0c. bellies. lie.
Hay-Puges sound. per ton. $40 .Oou
1890; Eastern Washington timothy.
st7.oc: alfalfa. fii.o0.
Grain-Oats. az %. barley. $50 90.
wheat. s2s 00U2z so. corn. $500.
Corrected daily -- The following
prices are being offered 10 the pro-
Queer In round lots on the dock or In
the car az Seattle.
Grain-oats. s2s.0oa27,oo. barley.
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NSoo; wheat. chicken feed $1,000.
corn, bulk. $500.
Butter Fresh ranch. l6utso. ma
tive creamery. g1u2lc.
Cheese Native Washington, ITO
lie.
Strictly fresh ranch, 2iM23c,
Poultry Hens. iiWlthcs large
spring, lie; ducks. leut2Ac. turkeys.
llc. geese. NWac.
Livestock Cows. sac. steers, exc;
calves, bhWjMc. sheep. g., hogs, SO
sac
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l0ssIHG QUOTATIONS.
CORRECTED DAILY
ereen Fruit

Lsrxns-si. 75lsz.75 a box. cooking
srsa, rrel 60. eating apples. si.z5
N-a ranxez, 1000 Is. bananas.
slMezz psars. 81 zs0t.50. cranber-
ries rAS per Dbl. ounces. TscG
fl.se. Erzgs sFzii, t4z505.50 per box
pineapslss Ess per dozen. Jap or
anges r5fz per pkg. seeding
oranges. ra@sas. lines. ss.eo0s 50.
case. tsnsEE4rsx ms.
y.xs<xaies
Potatoes-fsz lss-ne a ton. beets
rc1sl.e9 per sack. carrots. s5u7
Per sack: lettuce. nsaG1 80 per case.
tarnips. Se075e. gsriic. &C.. cabbage.
LNGi.@ per eNt. peppers. 7sc6
us per case; hHsks. 30c. celery. ESQ
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street.
SIKH preeinei-oroeery store corner
seventh prscinct-ala East Madison
street
Eighth prectnet-2s4s EAsiiske avenue.
EIGHTH WARD.
First rrscinct-fa5 Denny way.
Second preeinei-PAeihc rug factory. 80
Harrison street
Third prselnct-eueen Anne pumping sta
ton, Ward street. near Fourth avenue
north
Fourth precinct-c0rner Of Queen Anne
avenue and Roy street
NINTH WARD.
Erirst precinct-Intcrbay hotel
Second precinct--Oid Ross house.
Third preoinct-old House. Fremont
Fourth prccinct-Good Tsmplars' hall
Firm prccinet-May's hall. Forty-secont
avenue north and sixth avenue northeast
sixth precinct sabbath school tent. cor
ner Keystone and Fifty seventh avenue.
seventh precinct-L o. O. T. hall, east
Seventy first street
Eighth precinct-A b Anderson's house,
corner Of sixty-eighth street and Fremont
avenue.
THAT the qualifications OF a voter at said
caucus and primaries. in addition to those
prescribed by law. shall be that they will
support the Republican ticket at the fnu-
nicipAl election 20 be held on the 9TH day
Of March. ls9s. and. ~ challenged. he shall
80 declare before being allowed TO vote.
That the basis Of representation TO the
said city convention shall be as follows:
one delegate for every fifteen votes or
major fraction thereof cast for Hon. T. ].
Humes at the municipal election held In
the city Ct Seattle in March. 1900.
That on said basis the several voting
precincts in said city Of Seattle shall be
entitled to representation in said city con-
vention by the following number OF dele
yates.
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add the baking powder and the milk
and mix 60 q soft dough. Handle
rs little as possible. Roll out into -
sheet an inch thick cut into rounds
and bake IN a Toured pan.
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Die d al Steilacoom

stephen Duhy. aged - years. died
a. Fort Stsslacoom January -. The
body IL now at Hutterworth'a.
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.THE WOMNM'g CORNER. ..

lisai k.aa Tor
aDay
Cereal c,.an
Liver and Bacon.
eFsamed Sweet Potatoes.
White Mullins.
Coffee.
go Lunch.
80 sardines. Hot Potato Salad.
'Veea Peaches Coffee Cake.
Dinner.
- Oyster Soup.
80 Potatoes. Carrot Crooueftes
1 seef stew Dumplings,
4,., hes .. Waters.
S''s SNOW Coffee.
Ah<A.tfsr
uasn
s.efJ housewife should have n
~a'y sachet for her linen oiosat
- izini. elusive odor Attached 10
sssre-st sheets makes a weary
49, s, resi- doubly refreshing. The
49, nay p from rose leaves. The
go mould be gathered fresh and
Is ~. /. the shade. When thorough
~. .ney may be mixed with half
- ssik u eaiamus root and ALL
~. :. = esinal proportions The mix
a.. slivtid then be strewn thfckiy
A. .n-eA Of wadding. which Nv fin-
az. 4t1fa between cheeaecloth or
~ nix The aachets may be
n. y the Clothes shelves between
| =, Ayicsd linen. n oecasioneitv
4 s. NY and left IN the aun Tor
~ thsiF Odor VIII b. wonder-
= renewed. '''
%
~. % remove Mlldev-ChIoride Of
~ ABOUT a couple of tsbleapoon-
f.S.~.h a basin n water h an ex-
ns,li. .nns 70 remove mildew from
sa1s,, ~ nnen. Leave the article IN
sszk.li' minutes. perhaps. n might
ksvs me threads somewhat NIT I
sgtle,s Eyer noticed e. ANYWAY the
nllds.. m no good covered WITH
an - l also find Il very cleansing
IA shitening for wssh 1870
hynene ~ 1. - yellow IN using and
b y LIS ,.ss Steel Purse Would YOU
f1r elssrs a as % give me recent
box, hs steel beaded rocket
know no 49,. ~ w. &.
hing M 70 better way than by fub-
Igraes -, emery dust. Steel mead
ihsm ~ a.s often cleaned by puittng
Dat ~ nse bag or box ~ e,,a,9
ehtly n, making the bag or bor Va.
far b,s ~ ~ down. back and fortb
i'r'iuinr
4 bisAss
,ssd un,il s ~ soup-Ron q cairs
Leave i n We 7, nest leaves the bones
1 u me soup until next dav.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-31

London and San Francisco Bank.
ltd, opens Savings Department Feb.
!. li2 cherry street.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-31

a. fight-of- way 100 feut wide. Tho
Weyrfhnuaer company makes sim
liar oner. The Seattle Power Com
pany onvrH BOO acres including site
for u power house al Cedar falls at
the rate OF g. per horse power for the
amount which can reasonably be-
generated nt the falls.
MI Thomson states that the prop
oaltionH arc very fair and that the
removal OF the timber by the com
punipa would be great saving to
the city The matter WAS referred
mtil next Monday 20 give the mem
beers time 20 look into tho AFFAIR.
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pr. wagroner dentist. Globe block.
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That the committee recommend that
proxies be not allowed and that the vote
90 any absent delegate be cast by the bal
auce OF his delesation.
THAT Republican convention for the
city OF Seattle be, and the same hereby f..
called TO be held at the Armory. I'm said
city of Seattle, on Friday, the 2lst day of
February, 1902. az the hour OF 10 o'clock
a. m. for the purpose Of making nominal
lions fur tho following offices, to-wit: one
mayor. one comptroller. one corporation
counsel ono treasurer. two Councilmcn-at-
large, one councilman from each ward, TO
be nominated by the delegates from each
ward respectively; the selection, also. OF q
city central committee, 70 comprise one
member from each OF the wards. to be
chosen by the delegation from each ward.
respectively.
By order OF tho Republican City Central
Committee.
FRED H. PETERSON, Chairman
Attest:
r. J. McCORRY, Secretary.
Dated January 70. 1907
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A'r,i.i.,
bisAss

issd ep,l Turtle .ile soup-Bou a cs,rs
Lave il II II w meat leaves the bones.
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La Noche. phologTapher. sll lat.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-01-01
RAINFALL WAS HEAVY. Bay Minette Has Downpour
 Traffic Delayed,

Bay Minette. Dec. S1.-(Special) 1.-The rain fall here Saturday was the greatest ever known, Traffic on the Louisville and Nashville Railroad was stopped all day yesterday. The northbound, passen. ger train Saturday night ran into q washout nins miles above here, derailing two coaches, and the remainder of the cars were brought to this place yester- day morning, where they staid until S o'clock last night. Fortunately no one was hurt in the wreck as the engineer had slowea down to about ten miles an hour when the accident occurred ~
 The business at Bay Minette has ih- ci eased to such an extent that the depot facilities are entirely inadequate. Today the little freight room Is piled full with several cars on the siding and no place to put their contents. So far the au- attend to the business, and he has more than one man can do.
 A novel accident happened here Satur- day while the rain was coming down in torrents. Two goats were killed by a passing train. The oldest citizens here say that they never before heard of a goat being killed by train.
 Bay Minette public school opened to- day, after a weeks holiday, with an en- rollment of 1S0 pupils It is expected that within a few days the enrollment will reach 250.
 Baldwin County Bank will begin busi- ness here January 1. It is capitalized at $5o000.
 There are a number of buildings being erected in town. and great trouble is be- ing experienced in getting a sufficient number of carpenters.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-01-01
TWO ESCAPES CAPTURED.
Sterling Mcdaniel and "Shug" Tsl-
 lent are Caught.

Scottsboro. Dec. 31.-(Special )-Sherifi p. O. Austin effected the capture of two Tennessee criminals yesterday near Hol- Ewood The two men are Sterling Me Daniel and Charley. alias Snug" Tal- lent, both white and wanted at Athens, McMinn County. Tenn, where they es- capped jail November 26. McDaniel is un- der charge of manslaughter and re- He is a bad man, having previously served two terms in the penitentiary. Talent is wanted for disturbing public worship, and is said to have the hardest looking face of any man ever in McMinn
 Sheriff Austin was assisted in the ar- rests by E. l.. Roberts, Assistant Prose- cutting Attorney for McMinn County. The men were located by Sheriff Austin, who had been on the lookout for them and who had notified the TeTrfNessee officials of their whereabouts. Yesterday Sherif J S. Lewis and MT. Roberts arrived when Sheriff Austin and MT. Roberts left to make the arrest Lewis stayed behind fearing the men who were personally acquainted with him might recognize him and make their escape. Sheriff Austin. Deputy Lewis and MT, Roberts left last night for Athens with the prisoners.
 chased from E. G. Wright the Rosson property on the north side of the public square. The building owned by MT. Card situated on the east side of the square as the old buildings can be removed. The property acquired by Mir. Card Is the most valuable in the town.
 The independent telephone line undcl construction from Paint Rock to Steven son will shortly be completed. Most o the poles are in position and the wires are being rapidly put up: Headquarters will be in Scottsboro, and W. L. Moody the promoter of the enterprise, states that he has been offered inducements tc carry the line into Huntsville.
 The Scottsboro municipal election -' about asrnonth hence. There has begur to be some interest manifested. ant
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-01-01

the sympathetic and pneumosastric, ant when the stomach fails to properly digest the food and it lies in the fstomach fer menting, gases are formed which disteno the organ, causing pressure on the heart and lungs, causing palpitation, irregular ity and shortness of breath.
 The danger from this condition is that the continued disturbance of the heart sooner or later may cause real organic heart trouble and in fact frequently does so.
 Furthermore. poor digestion makes the blood thin and watery and deficient in red corpuscles, and this further irritates and weakens the heart.
 The most sensible thing to do for heart trouble Is to insure the digestion and as- similation of the food.
 This can be done by the regular use af- ter meals of some safe. pleasant and ef- fective digestive preparation. like Stuart's s Dyspepsia Tablets, which may be found at most drug stores and which contain the necessary digestive elements in a pleasant, convenient form.
 Thousands of people keep we'll and viz orous by keeping their digestion perfect by observing the rule of taking one or two of these tablets after each meal, or at least after each hearty meal [
 Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets contain U. s. P pepsin. diastase from malt and other natural digestives which act only on the food. digesting it perfectly and preventing acidity, gases. and the many diseased conditions which accompany a weak stomach.
 When Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are used, you may know you are not taking into the system any strong medicine or powerful drug. but simply the natural digestive clements which every weak stomach lacks.
 So widely known and popular have these tablets become that they are now sold by every druggist in the United States. Cam ada and Great Britain. wed-frL.sun.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-01-01
The Street Tax Fees.

After today an additional fee of 50 cents will be added to the 50 cents collectors g fee. on all those who have not paid their street tax. The tax is 8 per capita. The collector is entitled to a fee of 50 cents, and after January 1st the Street Super intendent will be entitled to a fee of 25 cents and the policeman who serves the paper 25 cents, thus making the whole amount A by delaying payment of the original s. There is considerable kick ing on the fees. but the delinquents have no one to blame but themselves, for the city tax collector has given every one fair warning and if they have to pay the additional cost they have no one to blame but themselves.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-01-01
Killed His Brother.

News of a tragedy that occurred at Summerfield on Christmas day has just reached the city It seems that the two little sons of Barbary King got a gun and proposed to go out and kill some rabbits and birds The little negro boys were not over 10 or 12 years of age, and their names could not be learned by your correspondent. One was walking in front of the other some fifteen or twenty feet, the one in the rear having the gun He spoke to his brother in front in a jok- ing manner and asked him to give him leave to shoot at him. The little fellow in front yelled back "all right" The one with the gun then blazed away at his brother the load entering the back of his head and tearing away the skull
 Whether the gun went off accidentally or whether the little negro intended to shoot his brother are questions that will proba- ply never be answered. On account of the youth of the little negro he was not arrested and it will be remembered as one of the didn t-know-it- was- loaded" accidents.