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The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-04

10 csnts baxrel Yet such rails are nov being sold at t8 ton, meking at easy to understand. with such enorm0uc profits. how the steel mills are enabled to pay Dividends on shares, three-fourths pf which arc composed of water. And yet, with this condition of things, we noR have . duty of H.S0 . ton on steel rails.
 Steel rails are sold abroad. where they are certainly not protected by tarfn, at si7 or SIS ton. Mir. Schwab told an Engiishman that his company could de. liver steel billets in England at $l6.50 ton, but t1is does not prevent them from selling In the United States at S2S and $N Tn difference between these prices shows how protection cheapens coinmod- ttes-for foreigners--and how 1t does not cheapen them for the fellow citizens of the protected classes.
 Steel rails were once very high because steel making was not 90 we'll understood and the best processes known were pro- tected by patents. When the earlier pat ents began to expire there was rapid reduction. and still better processes were afterward invented. The earliest great invention for making steel was by Sir Henry Bessemer. British subject, after Britain had adopted free trade, % that It was not even stimulated by protection. That the tarin is making steel rails about $10 a ton higher in the United States than they should be is too plain for argument with those who know the facts. This Is the new story.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-04
Cleveland Would Not Have Done So.

Baltimore Sun.
 At one time some years ago President Roosevelt prided himself on his civil ser vice reform principles. and he has been respected fer the record he made when Civil Service Commissioner. But his per hitting or encouraging MT. Evans to re- sign from the Pension Bureau and his ap- pointment of J. s. Clarkson. who IS re- garded as a spoilsman, to the post or Sur veyor of Customs detract In the opinion of many, from his enviable reputation. He has done things of late says The New York Evening Post, which arouse the apprehension that he Is inclined to take the wrong path. He has practically removed a Pension Commissioner whose only offense was protecting the interests of the Government, when a courageous patriot would have told MT. Evans that he must stay at his post. He has paid conspicuous honor to one of the most mo- toriJus spoilsmeu in the country by ap- pcinting as Surveyor of Customs the same James S. Clarkson. whom. when Civil Ser. vice Commissioner a dozen years ago. he; exposed as so shameless that he would; fail in his duty if he did not show him. self hostile to Mir. Clarkson and the idea which Mir. Clarkson representa- Gro yer Cleveland would not have done either of these things"
 It is to be noted that even Republicans begin now to commend our only living ex- President.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-04
A JAPANESE LULLABY.

come, my tired butterfly
 lF1utterins high! Fluttering iowD See the red moons in the sky Burning high! Burning lowD Hummingbirds have gone to rest Meath their mothers purple breast Come. sweet one, that I love best Fluttering high! Fluttering lowD The lamp seller. with his ware (Singing high! Singing hob Wanders here and everywhere, Crying high! Crying hob With his funny moon-shaped hat On his head so round and fat, At the Hour of the Rat
 tSinging high! Singing hob When the morrow dawns for thee Swinging high! Swinging lowD Then the jeiiy-man thou'lt see Calling high! Calling hob Thou shalt spicy rice cakes buy, And shuttlecock to fly. With thy bamboo kite on high Swinging high! Swinging lowD CHRISTINE WOOD BULLwINKLE.
 In The Churchman
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-04
TO PROSECUTE BEEF TRUST.
Missouri's Attorney General After
 the Packers Combine.

Kansas City. Mo. May a-R. E. See. Marshal of State Supreme Court, has just served papers on two packing house employees and four meat dealers of this city. commanding them to appear in the Supreme Court in Jefferson City. May 6. to answer questions in the beef trust in- quiry. instituted by Attorney General Grove. The persons supoenaed are charg- ed of being members of the beef trust and with conspiring to limit the price of meats and maintain prices on the same. Charles w. Armour and J. c. Dold were served with papers several days ago. Marshal See will summon thirty witnesses in St Joseph. six in St. Louis and two In Springfield.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-04
Stockholders Meeting

Notice is hereby given that special meet fnE of the stockholders of the Savannah Florida and Western Railway Company will be held ct the office of the company in the City of Savannah. State of Georgia, at lo o'clock a m.. oOth Meridian time. on Monday, the t2th day of May. in the year 1902, for the object of submitting to said stockholders. for thsfr consideration, approval. sanction and adoption. an agreement or articles of merger, union and consolidation of the Savannah, E7orfda and Western Railway Company and of its stocks, properties and franchises, with the Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Company. and it's stocks, properties and franchises. and fuxfher to consider and act upon such other zu&fters as may be presented at the meeting xn connection with such merger. union and con- Solldation.
 rated April 10th. 1902.
 Savannah. Florida and Western Railway Co.,, Id By R. B. SMITH, Secretary.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-04
A MURDER IN BIRMINGHAM.
c. T. 0raney Believed to Have Killed
 by HiRhWaymen.

Birmingham. May 3-(Special.)-C. T. efraney, boiler maker, was shot and Killed tonight on Eleventh and Nineteenth street by an unknown party. It is be- wayman who shot him down because he resisted 75 !
 An hour later a negro highwayman held up J. F. Schweizer on Seventeenth Street ana Sixth Avenue and took 50 and gold watch.
 Morgan vandiver. white, passed along at the time and wept to Schweixer's help. The highwayman fired several shots at vandiver, who returned the fire with no damage. the hiehwayman dropped the money taken from Schweizer. The police are searching the town for the highway man..
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-04
old and New Stories.
Courier-Journal.

Louisville Courier-Journal
 Senator Beveridge referred to the great cheapening in steel rails, which were worth $160 ton in 1868. and are now down to $2S. Of course. we are expected to believe that this cheapening Is due to Republican rule and its policy of protec- tion. This is an old story.
 There is another story that is not quite as old ex-Senator Washburn of Minne- sota said recently:
 From the best information have been able to gather. steel rails can be manu- factured at about $16 ton Sold as they were two and a half years ago at N7.5o ton. there was a profit of $1. 50 a ton, which is more than the profit on flour of
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-04
Willing to subsidize ships.

London. May s.-1t Is reported in Liver pool shipping circles that the British Government has intimated its willingness to subsidize British shipping fin the event of the Atlantic combine proving really harmful to the mercantile marine ot Great Britain.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-04

sent the effects of Botanic Blood Balm on JULIA E. JOHNSON, Stafford Post office. S. C.. for Itching Humors. Pimples, Eczema and Aches and Pains She suf- fered for 13 years with Eczema caused by impure blood. tried everything without success, but Botanic Blood Balm (B. B. B.) made her blood pure and rich. healed every sore and stopped the aches. itching and pains, and gave her skin the rich glow of perfect health. Botanic Blood Balm will do the same for any sufferer from impure blood. It cools the blood, giving it life. vigor and strength.
 Endorsement from "Medicus.
 GA leading Medical Journal.)
 Botanic Blood Balm has been thor oughly tested in Hospital practice, and has cured hundreds of the worst forms of Eczema. even where the body was mass of ulcers. pimples, itching. scabby skin, with excruciating aches in bones and joints. Botanic Blood Balm com pletely changed the entire body into a clean. healthy condition, leaving the skin free from every evidence of bad blood"
 Botanic Blood Balm (B. R. B. builds Ns the broken-down body, cools the blood and makes the blood red and nourishinR Try it. Druggists. q. Sample free by writing Blood Balm Company, ss Mitchell Street, Atlanta. Ga. Describe your trouble. and free medical advice sent in sealed letter. Our offer of q free trial of Blood Balm is genuine. as medicine ls sent prsDaid. l5-thu-su.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-04
Notice to Teachers.

The annual examination of applicants foi positions as teachers in the public schools oi the City of Montgomery will be held in the AlEh School Building, corner of Lawrence and I1fsh, June 5th. 9th and 7xh. The examina- tion of white applicants will begin at e:30 a nj. June 5th and will close at D. m. June 9th. The examination of colored applicants viii begin at 2.So D. m. June 9th. For further intofuation address the Superintendent of Schools.
 By order of the Board of Edueation.
 CHARLES L. FLOYD, su-wd Superintendent
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-04
Heuaarks.

Continued high. reasonable and nearly sta tionary temperatures with sprinkles of rain ir Texas and Augusta districts. and light in At ianta district and in the CaroInas.
 FRANK P. CHAFFEE,
 Section Director. Weather Bureau
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-04
CURES ECZEMA Through the Blood. HEALS AaoNIZING ITCHING SKIN HUMoRs, scRoFuIA, cARBUNCLEs, sCABs AND SCALES, CANCER, BLOOD
 POISON. & To Prove It, Medicine
 Sent Free!

B. B. B. Botanic Blood Balm) is now recognized as a certain and sure cure for Eczema. Itching Skin. Humors, Scabs, Scales. Watery Blisters. Pimples, Aching Bones or Joints. Boils. Carbuncles, Prick ing Pain in the Skin, Old Eating Sores, Ulcers. Cancer. Blood Poison, etc Botanic Blood Balm is taken internally. and cures the worst and most deep-seated cases by enriching, purifying and vitalizing the blood. thereby giving healthy blood SUD- ply to the skin. Cures after all else fails
 Here is proof: These two pictures repre-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-04

After the war broke out 150 Boers trekked into German Southwest Africa, where they have become naturalized subjects of the Kaiser They are now serving their time as German soldiers.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-04

During the decade ending in 1900 the Ium- Der products of Michigan fell iron, Ss2 GOO 900 per annum to S54.o oo0
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-04

First Dentist-Do you have any trouble in collecting your bills? Second Dsntists~Yes it's like pulling teeth to get money out of some
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-04
Probate Notice.

In the Probate Court of Montgomery County
 Aiabama.-In the mater of Thomas and
 James Cahalin. minors
 Notice Is hereby given that Charles E Teas ley. as guardian of Thomas and James Cahaln did on May 3rd, 1902. file in this court in the above entitled cause his application praying for the sale of certain real estate. situated m Montgomery County, Alabama, and belonging to said minors. for reinvestment, which said real estate is particularly described in said application and that the 2Sth day of May 1oo2, has been set by this court for the hear Ing of said application.
 ]. R. GASTON Judge of Probate Court Montgomery County Alabama, su-3t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-04

Best Mixed Cakes for 25c per pound at The Noe Redit. Phone 5O1.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-04
AChat WithshoebuyeTs

We selling shoes twice the number of people year ago.
 Our continuous effort each customer better shoe they could obtain elsewhere has been the chief factor in thus doubling number of our patrons.
 Wevehad to besr ourselves buying and had shoes with less profit ourselves order give felt that could count appreciation chiefly because your interest to trade heeS
 there this that have given distinction throughout this sectonan attractive customer enpov ment only hoefers saemena these features no doubt have very helpful in winning many friends
 you this investigated merit we are giving will are ed again; come simply look w and feel examine any line footwear though do not buy
 Ask to Guaranteed Patent Vic Double Deck (xfords at S4 %; others for $500.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-04
Weather Conditions. rEor mat f1uAntv-fni,r hnt,rn l

A shallow depression over Western New York is causing rains in the extreme Northeast and light showers have occurred in eastern districts as far south the Caroinas; the pressure is about normal. slightly above, over tine Southeast and generally fair and warm weather obtains in southern and central dis tricts, with very decided depression over Western Texas and extending northward through Nebraska, giving brisk to high winds at several interior stations: light scattered rains have occurred along the northern bor- der from Upper Michigan to the Pacific. while an area of high barometer moving in over the Pacific Northwest is giving fair weather over most os the West, with freezing over the Plateau Region. the temperature being as low as 8 degrees in Nevada this morning.
 Cotton Region Bulletin. C. & Department of Agriculture.
 Weather Bureau.
 For the 24 hours ending at a. m. 75th Me
 rtdian time .
 MONTGOMERY. Ala. May 3.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-04
J. E. WOTsWiCk & Co.
 32 Dexter Avenue.

Union Springs ..............
 Averages .. ..............
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-04

. Indicates rise. Indicates fall
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-04

River Forecast. The Cooss and Alabama will continue to fall slowly remain stationary during the next two days.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-07-03

Charles wiilisns OF DJrsi sn 10
t2vs Mosdsy
Eta Fsfrsf Of Catltlon Sornsi
sctstl cane home Saturday.
Rev Charles Hosls. Albert Hosls
and vile are visiting their parents.
Master Bsrsis Thenu spsnt 6usdsy
With bis father II Whilshsll. ny
Miss Loaiss Watt slOssi her scheel
With . picnic Saturday sfssrneor,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-07-03

The case Of s,sts Va. joseph Mssrs Of
Bsndss.s charged with poisoning Pbilsn
der Mofst vs haishsd 90 Saturday and
raplied 10 . sisssrs,m sni Of the jury.
Mssr will probably be triad sgsin 81 the
Dsesnbsr term =, Bennips on. The lssi
jsry trial, Al. J. Covey miniarstor ".
Fppk MsNslly vss commsnced on Tues
day snd will prob.bly be fsish ed today
aud the iary discharged. There is consid
cradle eour, busistss, including the osse
oi Hspsood 70. DuifesGe. but the court 10
likely to naish tbis week.
Ia the esse OF st.te w.. Msrtino Conner
lex OF Rssisboro for assault with sitsmp
TO hill the prisoner plead guilty TO simple
ssssnlt and wss ,enteuoed TO one year In
the house OF correction, Charles u. Hsdo
way Of Ssndssts plead guilty TO the charge
OF bigsmy aud use ssntsncsd to two years
10 the house Of correction. Tbs following
divorces have been granted; Amelia ID.
Hsdossy vs. Chsrlss Holloway for sdul
terry. Ella q, Taylor W. Frank l.. Taylor
for assertion, Lydi, 4 French ". Nelson
W. French Tor iutolsrsbls severity and r.
fsssl 10 support. Helen Clark vs. Julius
Ci.ft rta.sl to support. james l. Morgan
". Rnby v, Morssu desertion. Elizabeth
H.ys Va. Harry Hsyes. refusal TO support.
J.. b. Miles VI. Am l. Niles dsssrtios.
Myrtle Y. Crnd.ll w. Hnry Cnndsll re
fussl 10 support. Aionis Cole ". Eugene
Cole r.ins.l TO support, Pulsy Sidney "
Ambrose sldbey de.tr,ion. Eiusrd
sqsires 70. Jsnuis Il sauires dessrtion,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-07-03
High Grade and Low Price
Inconsistent.

Some people say there Is sentiment in BUSH
meas, bu, we do not believe il there is too much
strife and struggle continually going on in the
endeavot TO accumulate wealth. 10 permit any
great amount Of sentiment to creep into bust
ness, especially where IL affects ones pocket.
when some one tells you that he will sell You
the bes, pain, on earth at a low price there must
be something wrong. 1t probably costs more
per gallon to produce H. W. Johns Liquid Paint
than any paint made in the country, for the rea.
son that nothing but the very highest grade raw
material are used, and the paint receives one
more grinding than any other brand known.
This must and does make the paint finer, insur.
ing greater covering capacity, hneness of tone,
strength Of color and greatly increasing its dufa.
biliiy. This extra labor and expense is not sen.
timen,al, II is done to make good paint and
explains why the H. W. Johns Paints bear such
an excellent reputation. Address II. W, Johns
Mfg Co. 100 william Street, New York, for
complete Color Card and Pamphlet, Exterior
Decoration 49,
IL. W, Johns Paints are carried In stock bv
M. L. Manley & Co., Manchester Depot, who vii
be pleased to give you any desired information.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-07-03

Mrs J. A. Woods 10 ,isiting her dsush
ter. Mrs. l.. Q oev".
-Psysop 4. vii Of CbIesgo ,issd biz
family here os 1ussdsy.
-H.riy 8'oh.s Of Sss York 1, mshins
Manchester friends . vist.
Louis y. Martin hss sceeptsd . posi
too - srh 10 oss of,hs Leading hotels 10
hopsteons, n
Mrs M. y Colbs,n gill .,sr, n,rt
vssk Tor Honolola and gill probably 10
sbssai Tor ssme tine.
Hon. A 4 Cad.o,th and si's OF 80
Lprdend.rry ED W. O peek Of ssnds,ts
ere 81 q. l. ksaasl's
-Mns Hslsu Bisct hss sops to Nav
rork snd gill srsni the sum r.r uith t,r
sisisf. Mrs castmsn
-R r. Ballard Of Sss Yott, 90 snuusl
sasss Of the Eaaisor Hou'e itr slnoss
ATTY yssrs, srn.sd % sdstdsy.
--Jssa Ls.i ,sa family Of New Jersey
ere sssspyios NJ ] ID X.ys eotisss en-
frsrhlis Avssu, darins the sunsu.
TIE Easieci baseball team defeated
Tie iosr team here lat Wednesday 10 .
leassIy.pls,sd gene By score Of ~ 10 s
M J. Hssisy OF $50 Fr.tsi.es, rsrs
ger Of the ysrnnhi Msrbi. Coz trsis..s
90 TIE P.eite cssi. - sptrdise | i. ,sss
tion 10 Msssbs.tst.
-Ms rad hrs Rts,rs. Aas Saith ssd
Mr. cfsss. Of The S.nlss,. go Bs O. l..
Tesslsy ss ih'ts sops srs oaearylss .
cottage 81 Ssiis Hero VI. icr shst W
estien.
Capt. Isem. .hs a listisd Ma
eaaisr saslsa zee several r.srs sso eth
bic ,flsis In The Magical ni gill give ss,sr
tslnmsbis II Masip Hall ca We s,tnisss ~
Jsi' ~ .ssl
-si Jsts. eharsh viii be epsn Ter al
viss ssr.iss et sssssy. Jsly 6sh, aiis.
u. Hois Cess ssier esd sstc GA At5l
p. =. s'ssiss rr,,u The Kss. M Psfs
disc eli cd si,ts.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-07-03

| IA II DUB EFT.
Mr. Grant OTIS and vile Of Poul,ney
are visiting 81 T, b, Aues.
~ NJ Bsbee bough, seven 6ne look
ing cove dosn 10 shsitsbary last week.
Bessie and A.bsl Rogers Of Tin
mouth are visiting Mics y.rs Clifford for
= iev days.
Oar young people Who have been
sway 1t school are 81 home for the sum
msr vacation.
There vas q very bad break OF the
engine 81 the Freddy mill Saturday,
aud I. may be iouod necessary 10 get .
rss Que.
Miss Sarah @ Bsvsn Who hts bees
s!iendiss the Rntlsnd business ssilses
hs . sitasiion /. stsrossspher st the
kollsnd Scale soIks
w. II. B.bss Who tss been visitips
bis d.ush,sr 10 Narsicb, Conn. returned
home lsa week, bringing bis little grand
dsushier Carrie FHnum With bin.
In the sosourt Of the ersdustirs
exercises Of Burr and Barton Seminary
10 the lsst JougsiL Instead OF Mice Sarah
Bowen II shosld t.vs been Misc Bessis
Bowen
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-07-03
..ksry B.fies 10 sts.iss vils her
snal Mu Jsrsi Br,isb Ter lev vssls,

.-ksrr B.fiss 10 as'iss vita her
sast Mrs Jsnsi Brt,ss Ter lev vssas.
-RN ssi MIA csr,us. Miller tnsr
i.issa /. lsscAu iran Far Hsvss les,
vtsi.
Mi. Dstus Dn. Of Gust.ias. N.
Ya ,i.ilirs hissas .sa relatives ia ihls
place
Prot 6s.rss ktsssjy Of Iray snd
Miss Huscsi 81 Miehissn are . oppifg
st &c fosd.'s
Mr. SAD ha 4 q ioalis hsss sots
10 sns,cs. TO s,,sra The innsr.l Of Mrs
foalets npsls
Mi. Carrie Hsys lett Ter Dsdhsm.
h.. we5sesdy 10 spesd .oms time
vita her broihsr Msreps.
Mrs Ala Mosros ana dsushtsr Eirs
Of Granville. NY we're the satsls Of Mite
Aibni Barton, Fni.r snd Saturday
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-07-03

BUCHANAN, ion MAY %.
Gsuesee Pare Food Co. Leroy. N. Y.
Gsntlemen:-M Ny msmms has been q
great fee drinker and has iouad II very
injarious. Having used several packages
OF your GRAIN-0, the drink that takes
the place OF cofise. she fnds It much BET
ter for herself and for us children 10
drink. She bss given up coffee drinking
entirely We use . package Of Grsin.0
every week. an ten years old.
Yours respectfully.
FANNIE WILLIAMS.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-07-03

Ed Ct.s OF S,msraa has b.rssipsd
10 sell bis nili sli tinbrr lsni TO " "
Peek oil Mofristssn. vbo will cobdns,
The basias0 % . more extensive scale,
rai. DIAL embraces sb,at 1900 acres OF
the bai tiusn lsnd 10 Niudhsm eonsty.
rte price Is said TO bs $4,000.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-07-03
COUNTY COURT.

H0s j NJ. IYLEa. Chief Judge.
Hos ID. I BAfgt. Assistant
Hon. CErH.s WILLIAMS. Jndsss.
HAKBr I. CT IMAM, CLERK.
HEshr y WILL OK, Sheriff.
J. J. sHAK HOLDER, States Attorney.
CnlRLR, tmA.E Reporter.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-07-03
MANOR gsrEE cKsrRs

Hoa A L. Gr.vss has been undsl
the sss'Lar With 80 st,sek Of plsuiisy buI
10 much tstt,r.
Mrs \ J III Ssndsson, sister OF ,bs
late N. Is M,r.f, died 1t her bone In
woth y N-.- Iat' 2D.h.
-CAsr.ss W Rssll b.. eold lie t.k
sry 10 L'ueoln golIins. VITO will I'm lsy
Wili.n ]. X LEY Of Cgbots - bsisr.
Miss z Lin Barrett sr.aostsa 1t Mid
dlsbpry College lat sch. Hu noihsr
ssd peirsy Giluore attended The srsdu,l
iss trsreiss,
We regret 10 learn lhs. scns ons 10
steoilos the bssn,iisi Baltimore orsols 10
ons OF cor ,iii.ees. We sieursiy hors
itst the Lass OF yanott gill SPECIFICALLY
protest The ,oss birds 10 oar bssrti,al val
Icy.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-07-03
sAscHrsrta prror.

Mrs X Psltiboos vili cell the re
nsledsr Of Der nillirefy stock 81 srsstiy
rsdasss prices. sp'eisl s.le Of tfInssd
tsts this s.h.
Every ere 10 eon plsitirs Of the sola
sa scatter which greatly fs,sras srop,,
bat II 10 liisly 10 be bot tsosst The 10
nsisist OF tss ssnntr.
Il q. B.sct Of sssdstlsnd 10 asiirs
. rrsllninsry saf.sy Of the Msaekssist !,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-07-03

Dsrui "a Granville silress IT VII
rsr isfersh iss r.vss north Of iAis vi
isfs .u4 tssp - tsr 80 . ssisls tfen tbs
ifsrslss tlshvs., W. lssfa tt.i ibs
ssHpstr siil h.ss tie ssrvsr eonrlsiss
ssa ready f1rs estlrssl fer eosstrsslios
Of the earliest pssssbis n cement