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The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-27
CREAM pttis SPECIALS
cusAx s11tt rATH
Majority Leaders Reach oompromise
 Aaroon6eht = Daciprccitv Plan,

Majority Leaders Reach Compromise
 AgrssnsAt sn Reciprocity Plan walter weliuxp,s washington Special to
 CAicasc HecOrd- Herald. ss.s IS, At last the clouds are reiiine Away. Relief fer Cuba h weil.afsh certain to be amofdcd at sthtg sos6ion Of Congress. The Hspubiiead majority of the Senate is get, harmony will soon reign among them.
 Probably by this time the public has to . great extent lost interest fn the Cuban controversy. This agitation has been on the people n.s Io's ios, pss,enee nst me with the plays and counter plays. But 1t Is likely the public win be glad to learn that An agreement Is In sight. While com promise is to be effected 1t does not ap. any rate, iehdtn6 Senators of both fac tions proneutace 1t satisfactory :. Z,
 The technical details are not important at this stage but the principle involved Is ,ins ,nis: Thers is to be 20 per cent. rsdJs. for like concessions In the Cuban tarih on American goods. but whenever the President is' offered satisfactory evidence that the goods imported are the property thorised to suspend the operation of the law and collect full rates.
 Senator Spoonsr b the author of this idea. and he and others claim it meets tue CS<UanQ8 OI the nOuT, tndt II dHuTus relief to Cuban sugar planters and will not play into the hands of the Havemey- CT sugar trust. {4+
 It IS noteworthy that whenever presi- dent Roosevelt makes speech--and that is quite often of late-he improves the opportunity to mention Cuba and the handsome manner In which the United States has discharged its obligations and kept it's promise in that island. The President did this today in his short ad- dress at the unveiiinS of the 'Rochambeau statue.
 It b not to be denied that American public men, are just now a little prone to sound their own praise and throw bou- quets at their government on the happy termination of the American trusteesiiip in Cuba. There is a feeling that our peo. pie have right to do this. as the United States is without doubt the only govern. ment on earth that would have turned Cuba loose under the conditions which ex- isted.
 On this account ithe present prospec. of commercial concessions to Cuba takes on additional importance. President Roosevelt has said In private converse tfon that if reciprocity should fail we would not have done our duty by our ward, and the compliments and self praise we have ben indulging In so plen- tifully would have to be withdrawn or greatly modified. President Roosevelt does not conceal his delight that the gov ernment Is going to keep faith with the Cubans, not only that which was nomi- mated in the bond, but the implied and obvious obligation as well. He says we are preserving our self-resnect thereby.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-27
h>e>>HSsssstStH,AksasssaN THE BIG DAILIES COHAB- v sPoNpENTs S 4 S

knowlcdse and development of the vast resources of their country. but tneir American cousins have soon graspea tns h, thousands, with capital and superior anirit of enterprise te exploit the rich possibilities which await them; Mir. E. B. Walker. General Manager o. that Canada Is on the eve of a great bo3m. He declares that the Americans see what is Coming and are going into the Northwest by tens Of tnonsanus Tner ans snd senss are for and
 Mr. K. A. Kenaston of St. Paul. Minn;;; who is here to take over the JoRn Apel Agricultural: Works which hsrm ThsspSea pGea Company says that fully 2oooOo Ameri- ,ans will go Into the Canadian Nortn- west this year. American companies arg buying land by ,hundreds of tn@tsanuss s,,,t U, acres, one syndicate alone. having Jnst acquired black of Canadian territori comprising over i,ooo.000 acres Of lana Mir. Kenaston further says;
 II look 10 see such stampeoe Q, Anier I ican farmers into the Canadian west as will almost take your breath away. will he . movement on an immense scaie. urged by the strongest economic reasons that is farmers can sell land m iowa; wa Nebraska at from $25 to s6o an acre. ana can buy land that will produce better ana more abundant crops in the Canadian Northwest for s15 an acre.
 Mannfacturers in Eastern Canada ara being called upon to arouse themselves to the emergency. An enormous trade IS coming. but there promises tc be DE fight for 1t. Industries controlled by. vast amounts of American capital will spring up on every hand. and, as the armies ol immigrants coming into this country are American. the incoming manufacturers will naturally best understand their needs and will make big and probably sue cessful tight against Canadian manufac- turers to hold the business. |. l.
 Winnipeg in very short time. II IS claimed. will be the St .Petersbnrs or North America and many towns scat tered throughout the Northwest will sud- denly become thriving cities.
 What effect the incoming armies oi to foretefi A good many Canadians take n pessimistic View of the situation. and lon will naturally lead to an annexation movement
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-27

Hickory timber continues to be shipped out of Jackson County by the car load, This timber ought to be manufactured into something here at home.-Scottsboro Citizen.
 Of course 1t ought. but that would not be the typical Southern method of doing things. That timber will be sent hun dreds-possibly thousands-of miles to be manufactured into articles for which there is constant demand. and then the people of Jackson and other sections of. Alabama will buy it back with several hundred per cent additional cost on it. They will pay the freight both ways and pay the wages of others to work it up. That is the Southern way of utilizing our resources. Instead of getting all the profit we can out of our home products we allow all the profits to go to other parts of the country. When our timber is all gone we may realize the folly of such a policy.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-27
"CYRANo" GROSS WILL
 SUE RosTAND ABROAD.
Winner Says He Will Spend $50, 900
 More ito Show the Immortal Where He is At"

Chicago Special to New York World.
 Slow rises worth by poverty oppress- cd" butt s. E. Gross. now millionaire. from whom a United States court decrees that Edmund Ros.and stole "Cyrano. has arisen and is going to sue Rostand in Paris and London.
 T." said the millionaire. brought the suit as Samuel Eberly Gross, the play wright, who twenty-five years ago, living on 20 cents day, sleeping in an army blanket was poorer than the poorest It. erarY hack of today.
 q brought it as the man who thought that play was going to bring him for tune and | name. but who was turned down and refused. had no money, only hope I saw what l had labored over. refused. and went into business to make a fortune great enough to force it to It's rightful place.
 Now | have snent a fortune to vindi- cate the Samuel Eberly Gross of twenty five years ago. There is an element of TO- nance in it.
 "I spent $3OO00 to get this decision and I am willing to spend S30000 more to show this member of the Academy of lmmor- tals just where he ia at. l am going to sue in London and Paris.
 "I am going to build theatre in Grossville and produce my own play. l have plans for sSOOOO theatre just to produce 1t.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-27

to thst In the State at large. and htncs the Assirs for shs pFinesy. Tn the eoan- try precincts there is some opposition to 1t but a great many favor 1t. Al to the State Executive Committee he said: II think the State Committee Is softenine toward primary and If the sentiment in the State in favor of a primary continues to grow it is not at all certain that the committee will carry out its present pur-, pose.
 This interview in Birmingham was with Mir. Chappell Cory and not with Mr. Abercrombie. They were together on their way to- Normal College commence ment at Florence. and the words of Mir. Cory were inadvertently made to come from Mir. Abercrombie.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-27
OIU BDORN COLD OK
 BRONCHITIS.

ields more readily to Scott's ,lnulsion of cod-liver oil than ) anything that you can take nd if consistently used a fcv, 'ays, will break up the cold When you awake in the light choked up and cough E hard, take a dose of tho ,mulsion, and you will ge immediate relief, where nc ough medicine win give yo, lief. It has a soothing ane !aling effect upon the throat d bronchial tubes.
 Send for Free Sample,
 Nrr & BOVINE. Cheris,s >oo Pea s,.. >- ..
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-27
Loking Backward.

Detroit Free Press.
 T wonder said the student of archae- ology. of the thirtieth century, what that queer haped thing is we see over the door in pictures of dwellings of a thousand years ago.?
 That. my son. replied the venerable ani learned professor, Ifs called horse shoe. It was worn by an animal called a horse, much used in those dark ages as beast of burden. People rode on It's back and it dragged vehicles from place to place, both for business and pleasure v
 How very strange. But why was the shoe placed over doorways?'
 Ut was supposed to bring good luck to the dwellers in d house so protected.
 What a remarkable idean'
 Yes. very remarkable. But then. my son, the people of the twentieth Century were very odd in many of their ways.'' , How shankfni naI e,irh,s we 4asns to De that we
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-27
Some Rural Kinetoscopes

why. hello, Mir Greensgeods, ain, | seen you since 1 was down to New ! ork' Cnsss I'll have ter show you around.
 This is the base of supplies for our cheese factory ,. An this is our biggest butter works This Is one of the most useiui hstru- ments used in the cultivation of the soil v
 "lhis is mountain soda water-what' no more? Wouldn't hurt a cat! =
 This Is our up-co intry vlctorla-and when you come again I'll show you some mnre nnNeltieS."
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-27
AMERICANS INVADE
 CANADIAN WEST
st. Paul Man Says 100000 Will
 Cross Border This Year.

Ottawa Special to New York World.
 Canada Is gradually awakening to the true significance involved in the present phenomenal invasion of the Canadian Northwest by American farmers and bus iness men. This great movement presages the dawn of a vast trade. and important changes are about to take place in the industrial life of the Dominion.
 The reason of the coming changes is that the actual development of the Cana dian West has at last begun in earnest, and on "a truly gigantic scale. So Tar Canadians have been lacking in the
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-27
For Better Schools.
Shemeld Reaper.

ShemeId Rehnef.
 The leading daily papers of the State are advocatir.y improvement in the pub lie schools. With the strong pens of The Birmingham Age-Herald and The News and The Montgomery Advertiser added to the few weekly papers that lead in light for better schools and better teach CTS. much good can be accomplished for the cause of education. The past two in the public schools of Alabama as a re- suit of the better school campaign.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-27
BLUE MOUNTAIN
 HOUSE.

WASHINGTON COUNTY. MARYLAND Located at summit of Blue Ridge Mountains overlooking the beautiful Cumberland and Shenandoah Valleys. Will open for the season of 9o2 on JUNE v. Every opportunity Tor hcaIthfll recreation and rest from the cares of business Cuisine and appointments httt- class For information regarding reservation of rooms, rates. etc. appl$ to or addtess
 PETER $. FLYNN. Manaser,
 2I5 E. Baltimore street
 Western Maryland Railroad Build ng
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-27
The West Union (W. Va.) Record says

The only colored mayor in the United States is Isaac T. Montgomery, Mound Bayon, Miss. He is the wealthest man In the city and was born a slave on the plantation of Jefferson. Davis.
 Our contemporary iss mistaken. At are negroes. and the Mayor attended the recent meeting of the Mayors League in this city. He is sensible and respecta- be negro and it is said makes a good Mayor. Hobson City's inhabitants are all negroes.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-27

The fact that there are already several applications on file for the vacant consult ship at St. Pierre shows how the Ameri- can mind turns to office holding. If our government had to appoint a man to keep the North Pole painted there would be plenty of applicants.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-27
Reeds sc,thing Tongue.

Congressman Steele of Indiana. says that the meanest thing he ever heard said of anybody in Congress was Speaker Reeds remark about Doiliver Of Iowa . The Maine man and some others were talking about candidates for Vice-Pres- ident and Reed said; And there's Dol liver. too. Now Deliver is Nice-pres- idental impossibilty.'
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-27

We learn that the hot water well at Pensacola has gone out of business and The people down there don't know what Is the matter We modestly suggest that The man who was employed to pump the hot water into it got tired and quit
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-27

Strange how some people will waste she good things of life. There is such demand in New York for mint juleps in winter that growing mint in hot-houses has become regular industry. It Is about as sensible as drinking hot-scotch on the ith of July.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-27
Ought to Be Ashamed.

Dothan Home Journal
 We know what's the matter with The Clipper, It threatened last year to write some poetry, but couldn't do 1.-the thing wouldn't go off when the trigger was pulled-and now it is jealous. -envious sour, morose, sarcastic, spIteful because The Journal succeeded. Some folks ought to be ashamed of themselves
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-27

The Charleston Post regrets that Con- gressman Crumpacker couldn't come to Alabama. as 1t thinks he needs enlight- ment more than any of the others. It is just possible that Crum. was afraid he would be convinced.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-27

A. contemporary thinks 1t worthy of note that the wife of the President signs her name Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt. :" The editor is evidently surprised that she doesn't zign it Mrs. Teddy
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-27

fhe Albany (N. Y) Times, wonders shat people down here are wearing straw mats. It thinks it will be time enough to put them on up there when they lay sside their overcoats.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-27
Much More Hazardous.

vernon COuf1er.
 At one time 1t was men who went down into the sea in ships who were thought to have perilous professions; but in these days of well built ships. going down into a mine or living by volcano is much more hazardous.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-27
Come Home and Rustic.

BirmIngham Ledger |r
 General Eagan. who lost the favor of the American people by the enbalmed beef scandal. has been in eMxico and has mining district It Is said to he worth several million dollars. If this be true General Eagan can come home and rus tie with the best of them at Washing ton. where dollar Is bigger than a can of spoiled beef any day.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-27
Honor and Reverence.

Florence Herald. VI
 We are now in the commenc cement sea son and the young lady graduates are absorbing public interest So charming and bewitching Is she, that even political interest has subsided for . while in order to give the public chance to do honor and reverence at her altar,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-27

The rule wouldn't work both ways. The hatchet of Mrs. Nation answered very we'll to break into jail with. but doesn't help her to break out.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-27

A woman could carry a pistol in her muffs in cold weather. but in summer when she doesn't wear muffs. and has no pocket. and couldn't find one if she had it. we see no other plan but to hans 1t around their waists. if they insist on carrying them.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-27

Eufaula. l. r.. according to The Jour on them. and sthe editor doesn't know what to think of it. Maybe she has stvailow ed an sdding machine
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-27

Two Northwestern Senators, Patterson and Dietrich, indulged in the usual Sena- torisl c0artesies few days ago, but be- yond giving each other the lie there was nothing done.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-27

Going to the mountains for the sum- msn nay ,6ccone unpopular if some more of then take q notion to blow. up. Even our portion of the continent is not altogether above suspicion.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-27
1be 1ecord of Reeords.

uS 11p circulation figures of The Hdve.,n Hdvar,,,sn S tns month of April. just passed. lufn,sr naess l11SSavs evidence of the highest record evei n,, 11osA an AlabamA morning nswspAper. cen n
 - reooF41 of The Advertiser. svens n5ss n5. sm
 - Qufts forcfhiy the often-rsPeesee. M e1g611adictsd assertion, The nonsss. ts 1U1f106sro guarantesd net paid cIrcuiation z, ' 1G4o9 thau the claimed issue of any o.as,. A1aAama morning newspapers comoine1
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-27
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 Rewards Promised.

Talladega Reporter.
 As we leave for the Alabama Press As sociation we have promised our force if they'll be real good and smart, some day we'll take them to see the Atlanta rail road shed" or set them up to ear ride to see Oxford Larke!"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-27
Employ a Small Boy.

M0biIe Item.
 = Kettle Green Is not built for hippocket newspapers of the country are wonder. ing how and where she will tote her gun. We suggest that she employ small boy as gun carrier.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-27

The Savannah Press thinks that even war-ships hadn't better loaf around or among those West India islands. as they are liable to go of at any time.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-27
Crockett Springs and Baths.
 OPENS JUNE IST.

Elevation 1000 feet. Arsenic, Bromide an fithia Waters Cures Nervous Erostrat on. Dvspepsia' Rheumatic Skin and Kidney trou- bles Clears and beautiies the complexion, Send for booklet. M '. lfOMAS
 Manager, Crockett Springs, Va.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-27
W. E. BYARS, Manager,
SHELBY SPRINGS,
Shelby County. Ala.

This Popular Southern Railway es miles of ment win strictly frst-cass Six Bowling and other amusements Hot and cold Special families and nar+ee For write. W. McMAHoN,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-27
SUMMER RESORTS.
CHICAGO BEACH HOTEI

TsR4 miautes from heart of city No dirt and aust Situated on boulevard ana take
 st 5f' SU Boulevard, Chicago. Send for illus. strateo booklet d-sx-su
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-27
A Pair of Marks Maxims,

Here are a couple of Mark Twain's latA est maxims: We never ought to d0 wrong when people are looking. No real gentleman would tell the naked
 truth in the presence of ladies. This is the tribute he paid to deceased ing vice te brighten his somber virtues v
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-27

Hon. John W. Abercrombie, State Superintendent of Education. was in Birmingham today and when asked as to the feeling in the State for a primary in the coming l.ectiJn said that in the city the people are strong for State primary the business men especially, The situa- ton in Montgomery, he said, is analogous
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-27

The Birmingham correspondence of Tn, Advertiser of Thursday last contained this item:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-27

When it is finally admitted that girl is where she gets it." IA slap at her parehtsI
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-27

1rtU 0aaly Average. los 1 1Dgu Sunday Average. A%,oe" CoMPARIsoNs. ., ,.. VA 0n9y average for April. l902.."is az Ootly average for April. 1eoi... o.o'o Net ssin ....................,."a a,elo Sunday average for April. lso2. !4.sss
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 Nst sa,n 3.oeo z Daily Average Gain of. 80 .oo o 4 Sunday Average Gain of. .So DO
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-27

W. A. Scott, Circulation Manager of The 1osateoDery Advertiser, being duiy s"Ia na. 67V1: TIC foregoinG statement or Inc An An s<r{iserse circulstion for the month of Ap,... f<6S. ie true and correct and compiled as nf S6 rakl1rna from newsboys, nAws agents ~"O SsSk-cvSr copies have been deducted.
 W W. A SCOTT: Circulation ,s Ms s,h nurSrw ss and subscribed before me tMs o'n
 \ 1ev ef MSv ieO2 T. W. JACKSON,
 f6saij N. P. Ex-o. ,. 2.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-30
Legal NOTICE.
SI1AIEGUTER

TO - SLAUGHTER:
1.-THE beneficiary in a trust deed from
". r. Robbins To Edmund Nad@ii!. jr..
Trustee dated August LIST. 1885,. and of
record In the clerk 5 oifice o. Henrico
Comfy Court. D. 3 13o a, page $50
YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED tElatsa
tract Of land described as fifty-nine l391s
acres situated near the Long Fridge.
Road. adjoining the land OF BInfordfs es-
state. Bakers and others. located III Ne-
rfnsa AIasisteriaf District. Henrico county.
Va. sold on the $50 day OF 80 for the
delinquent taxes, ievies. interests and cost
due thereon, for the year 1854. to8the Com.
monweaIth OF Virginia.. an application.
for the purchase thereof has been filed IN
this office, and it appearing from the
records OF this office that you are inter-
ested in said land: you are further noti-s
fed to appear here in four months from
the date Of this notice. and do what may
be necessary TO protect your interest.
Given under my hand this 29th day OF
November. 1862
Clerk of the County Court OF Henrlco
county. Va
: 80 sAaIUEL p. WADD1LL, Clerk.
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ROOMS FOR RENT.

10 LET FURNISHED ROOM WITH
hath, heat and light complete. Apply
at No IA South Fifth Street.
WANTED. TO RENT A LARGE. NELL.
furnished first -sto.v hack ROOM, with
hoard AppN BIS ]. II. Fra, lzit.f.9
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70 JA,rEs II. BARTON:

TO JAMES H. BARTON:
Y0JJgARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that
lot of land described as follows. Lot No.
3. Square 5tor Block No. Ia. Barton
T[eiehts, in the Magisterial District OF
Broo.Sland Henrico county. Va, sold On
tho day of 60 for the delinquent
taxes. levies. interest and cost due there
on for the wear 1882. to the Common
wealth of Virginia an application for
the purchase thereof has been filed in
this office and it appearing from the
records of this office that you are inter-
ested in said land. Eoa are further noti-
red to appear here in four months from
date of this notice and do what may be
necessary TO protect your interest.
Given under my hand this 18th day OF
November, 1859.
Clerk of the County Court Of Henrico
county. Va
A copy-'Teste:
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.

FIRST GLASS FIREMAN. y .>lofR-
stands pumps iniectors and ifsPiratofs
or assistant engineer. wits s2osisigl,
can stand examination Auaress Z IKE
MAN care this Office.
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order to close out our remaining

In order to close. out our remaining
reserve, beginning at 1850 o,c5oek MON 2,
DAY MORNING. DECEMBER Isl,
orr entire stock of Furniturs con
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CHARTERED Oak and Mahogany ChaTnb Der
Suits handsome CHARTERED Oak Mlrror-s
Front Folding Beds. iron Folding Beds
CHARTERED Oak Hall Racks. Chartered
Oak Buffets Extension Tables, Quarter
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some Enameled Iron Beds with brass
trimmings handsome Mahogany .Parlor
Suits. upholstered in silk broGltetle and
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Feather Pillows and holsters. Mattress
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Separate Beds Bureaus and Wasnstands
and many other articles too numerous TO
mention The ladies especially invited
70 attend this sale.
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WANTED. a GOOD HOUSE SERVANT
4 Apply l1a n Eighth Street.