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ish. The people love and respect him. have always delighted to honor him and will be rejoiced to see him made At tornsy General Of the State. Tor i,cl wnieh fitted. Judge Cobb has entirely recovered from a recent illness and hopes to soon be in his usual robust and vigorous health.
 MT. c. E. Smith.
 In the long ago the wagon and buggy business thrived in Tuskegec. and there we're two large manufactories, with ex-
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vicinity.
w. H. Wright.

They have grown old in the business but they are both yet active and vigor- ous enough to know what is going on and practically direct, though they have hands. Both MT. Campbell and Mr.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-01-05

thews. F. W. Kenney of 5lakely and Miss Minnie Ford of Phenix City.
 In Georgia, George R. Manly and Miss Sudie East, both of Randolph County. Greensboro. and Miss Willie M. Edmond son.
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ar.er and broad. catholic views, and it has been drought their efforts mainly that so much in 8 business and finan- cial way has been accomplished in the town. May they both be spared many years yet.
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and behind the prescription counter is to be found registered and thoroughly posted pharmacist. who is perfectly re- liable and Is ready at all times to fill
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-01-05

WANTED-A gentleman of expe- rience and ability to act as general agent for old line life insurancs company of New York. Apply at once New Mabson Hotel, Room 4.
 --2t,
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Campbell 6 Wright.

Messrs. George w. Campbell and Will liam H. Wright have been so long in business hero that their names are in dissolubly connected not only in their business but with the town. They have taken part in every enterprise of a public or private nature calculated to
 advance the interests of the town. They formed a co-partncrshiD in January. 1852. just fifty years ago, and 1t is thought this is the only firm of half century s existence. with all the original partners living. They first went into the general merchandising business, doing a large dry goods and grocery trade. This they
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MT. c. W. Abercrombie.

Clarence Abercrombie is "a Tuskegee boy, who has made success in bus mess and who by his own efforts has built up a large and profitable general dry good. and merchandise business. He deserves and is doin0 large trade. and his store is one of the leading bus would be much better off if there were many others like him.
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MT. R. H. Motlev.

Robert H. Motley is a born trader.
 He has built up a large and lucrative business in Tuskegee, where others have failed and he is known as a merchant just made to order. His large sales last
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Germany's Military Humorist.

Baltimore Herald
 Now 1t is a German army officer who fs saving queer things about . military eonQuese of the United States. This cffieer-~hs is a isItsnsasdseIarss sn,,,s @ Hare that the German Ssvy Uncle Sam possesses and then conquer this country with an army of 60. 900 men. Una doubtedly. this member of the Kaiser's forces should be assigned to duty on the stan of ths "Fitegende Btaetter."
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tensive blacksmith shops. In late years they have been consolidated and that business is now conducted exclusively by MT. c. F. Smith, and he deals with the public in way that makes them want to deal with him again. He also conducts cotton ginnery and his es- ta5lishment Is one of the most profitable workman himself and knows every detail of his business. which he has grown up with and, with which he has become identifies. being Known to people in all East Alabama. This house is noted for its good work and fair dealing.
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REMNANTS.
 Having had phenomenal sale of short Ter and odds and ends last week. -whlch only Incl the legitimate accumulatlons up to that tim continue the sale thls week with enormous and attractive additions culled out of the several del ments during stock taking and ear.mark the cost. half price and less.
 The assortment embraces Shirt Waists, and Suit lengths In Pe:u de soie, uro: Grain. Ia Pebble cheviot, Thibet, camsls Hair, Venetian Broadcloths in wool; Table lengths In Bleached, bleached and Turkey Red Damask; Skirt, Waist Wrapper patterns In Outing. Percale, Penang. Silk, Flannel, etc. Useful lengths for house ke in Sheeting, Pillow Casing. Shifting, Duck, Ss Ticking, Calico, Furniture Damask, Oriental Ora Sill1oline, Denim, Serim and Cretonne.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1902-10-25
Cancer Statistics.
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than in the female. The question
whether cancer is really on the in.
crease could be solved were all
deaths accurately certified, and espe-
cially if the primary site of the can
Ger were stated in each case. Major,
writing in the British Medical Jour
nal, whilst strongly of the opinion
that there has been a real increase
of cancer, is not prepared to accept
the cancer mortality statistics on &C
count of defective death certifioation.
He quotes the fact that during the
year 1896 letters of inquiry were
sent by the RegistrarGeneral to
practitioners with respect to unsatis-
fadtory certificates, which inquiries
resulted in as many as 597 deaths
being transferred from vague causes
to the cancer list in one year
Roswell Park is convinced that
cancer is actually contagious. while
Darcy Power believes that under
very favoring conditions, it is an in
fective disease.
The trend, of opinion in almost ev-
cry country would seem to point to
the initiation of really vigorous
crusade against cancer but it would
be well if these modern knights of
science were to take for their motto,
''festina lente," and to resolve on a
plan of campaign calculated to bring
about the best results before pro-
ceeding further
The fight against cancer must be
waged on different lines to that
against tuberculosis. The origin of
cancer, unlike tuberculosis, has yet
to be discovered, and the primary
and essential object surely is to col
lect funds in order to prosecute this
search to the best possible advan-
tage. Medical Record.
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CHURCH SERVICES.

St. Andrews Ca,he dral-2O. Sun.
day after Trinily-7a. m. Celebra
tion of the Holy Communion; 10 a.
m. Pule Kakabiaka; IL a. m. Morn
ing Prayer and Sermon; $50 p. m..
Evenson aud Sermon.
Church of St. John the Baptist
Kalihi waena) - Religious service
as follows: 8 a. m. High Mass, with
sermon and collection the for usua!
expenses OF the church; p. m. Re
hearsal; p. M. Rosary.
Services at ST. Clements Chapel
(Episccpal) Wilder avenue, Punahou
Celebration of the Holy Com
muuion; First Sunday OF the month
Hos a. m. every other Sunday, 7:15
am. Saints days, 6:45 am mathis
and sermon, 11:05 am. evensopg and
sermon, 1902 pm. daily prayer 1T
9:42 am.
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BANKERS.
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NEW YoRK--Amerioe.. Exchange Nc
tional Bank.
OHIOAG0-Ideroh National Bank.
PARIS--Oredit Lycnneie.
BERLIN--Dresdner Bank.
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NEW ZEALAND AND AUeTRALIA-
Bank of New Zealand.
VICTORIA AND VANO0UVER-Benk
Of British North America.
Transact a General Banking and E1chanV
B:Issnsss.
Depopits Received. Loans made on A.,
proved Security. Commercial and Tra5els
ers Credit Issued. Bills Of Exchange
bought and cold.
Collections Promptly Accounted Fog
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-14
SANITARIANS WILL MEET
Iowa sends Many Delegates 10 Con-
ventiOn of American
Republics.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 13.-Below is list
OF delegates from the United States who
will attend the sanitary convention Of
American republics, to be held in this city
beginning December 2:
Surgeon General Walter Wyman and
Passed Assistant Surgeon NJ. J. Rosenau Of
the public health and marine hospital serv-
ice; H. L. e. Johnson, Washington, d. c.;
Arthur E. Reynolds. commissioner Of
health, Chicago; Edmond Souchon, presi-
dent Louisiana State Board of Health, New
Orleans; ]. Y Porter, state health oficer,
Jacksonville; A. H. Doty, quarantine ON
Ger, New York; l. NJ. Powers, health ON
Ger Los Angeles; Charles B. Adams, Sac
City, Ia; Frank William Porterfeld, At
lantic, Ia; DR.. Fred w. Powers, Reinbeck,
Ia; James Taggart Priestly. Des Moines,
Ia; DIR. Rhett Goode, Mobile; DR.. Whyte
Glendower, White Ca2t'e, La; DR.. Irving
A. Watson, president National Conference
Of State and Provincial Health oflcers,
Concord, N. H.. and one medical officer each
from the army and navy of the United
States,
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-14
HEARS CLAIMS TO STATEHOOD
senate Committee Tours New Mexico
Examining witnesses and Dining
with Governors.

SANTA FE, N. NJ, Nov. 13.-The United
States senate committee on territories, in
vestigating the claims of territories for
statehood, arrived at the capital OF New
Mexico this morning and Immediately
called before it the principal judicial on
GERS Of the district, together with large
number of their witnesses.
The committee dined with Governor Otero
and took a look through the city and sur
rounding country. The committee and the
prince of Siam were counter attractions az
Santa Fe today.
ALBUQUERQUE. N. M, Nov. 1S.-The
United States senate committee on terri
tories arrived in Albuquerque at IL tonight
and was met by a delegation of citizens.
The committee finished its work at Santa
Fe only thirty minutes before train time
and left Immediately for Albuquerque,
where it will resume it's hearings tomorrow.
During the two days spent in the terri
tories IL has heard an average OF nearly
twenty witnesses daily and has kept two
official reporters busy transcribing testi-
mony.
While it's sessions are secret, 1t is under
stood that the evidence when published will
bring out new points on the statehood ques-
tion.
From Albuquerque the committee will
proceed further into the territories, stop
ping at those points at which 1t fnds that
pertinent testimony can be heard.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-14
WESTERN MATTERS AT CAPITAL
New National Bank Authorized snd
Appointments Made in Postal
Service.
cFrom a Stan Correspondent

WASHINGTON. Nov. 1s.--Cspecial Tele-
gram.)-The comptroller Of the currency
has approved the application Of the follow
ing persons to organize the First National
bank Of Fulton, S. D.. with a capital Of
S25 900: ]. s. Anderson. Frank NJ. Byrnc.
Allen Cornwell. r. A. Mccormack and T. f.
Clark.
The contract for carrying mail from
Elsie to Grant, Neb., has been awarded to
George Fuhr OF Elsie. and from Vienna to
Hazel. S. D., to G. c. Owen of Vienna.
Bert a Hill has been appointed substi-
tute letter carrier at Sioux City. la.
Claude A. Patterson Of Des Moines has
been appointed stenographer and type
writer in the land ONCE al Roseburgh, Ore.
Depue Detrick. ]. H. Peterson and F. A.
Scheetz have been appointed rural letter
carriers and Elpa Current, Henry Pool. d.
H. Breitweiser substitute carriers at Up
land, Neb.
The postofhce at Compton, Cherry
county, Neb., has been discontinued
Postmssters appointed. Iowa-George
H. Potter Bassett. Chiekasaw county.
South Dakota-Bertha NJ. Howard. onida.
sully county; A. r. Ferguson, osceola,
Kingsbury county; Alonzo e. Hagan,
Striuston, Grant county; Lucius G. Stat
ford. White Swan, Charles Mix county.
Miss Minnie o. Garland of Cheyenne,
wyo., has been appointed clerk in the ex-
perimental station OF the Agricultural de-
partment, to be located outside OF Wash
ington.
Patrick J. o'Gara Of Lincoln. Neb.. has
been appointed a scientific aide in the Ag-
ricultural department.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-14
JURY NOW HAS BUTLER CASE
Alleged Briber Know His
Fate.

COLUMBIA, No, Nov. 1S.-Arguments in
the case of Colonel Ed Butler, the st. Louis
millionaire and politician, being tried on
the charge OF attempted bribery, began to-
day before Judge Hockaday.
The Judge allowed three and one-half
hours to each side. c. orriok Bishop opened
for the state and was followed by Judge
Chester II. Krum for the defense.
At the afternoon session Attorney Muir
ray spoke for the state and Charles 2.
Johnson for the defense. Circuit Attorney
Folk closing for the state.
In his instructions Judge Hockaday di-
rected the jury to find a verdict of guilty
IL they were satisfied that the defendant, at
any time between the passage of the gar
bage ordinance and the letting OF the con-
tract. offered Dr. Chapman S2,50Q or ans
other sum with the intent OF influencing his
vote.
The case went to the jury Just before
court adjourned. but no decision will he
made known tonight.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-14
PRELATES TALK OF INDIANS
Hear Reports and Express Their
Pleasure mt Governments
Attitude.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 13.-Cardinal Glib
bons presided at the annual meeting Of
the archblshops OF the Catholic church at
the Catholic university today.
Among the matters discussed were the
interests of the Catholic Indian missions
in the United States and questions per-
tanning 10 the American college at Rome,
which is under direction Of the archbishops
OF the United States.
Reports on Indian missions we're re-
ceived from Fathers Ketchum and Cans
Of the Catholic Indian bureau and the
arehbishops expressed their pleasure at the
bearing Of the national government toward
the Indian tribes and the treatment of the
Indian question in general.
Mgr. Kennedy, rector Of the college at
Rome. submitted a report showing that
Institution to be in a prosperous condition.
The recent purchase OF another building
for college uses doubled the capacity OF
the institution
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-14
MORE WORK FOR HAGUE COURT
Germany said to he EFsiIinE 20 sub-
nit Question of Chinese
Indemnity.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 13.-Considerable
satisfaction is felt at the State department
over the reported Willingness of Germany
to submit to The Hague tribunal the ques-
tion as to whether the Chinese indemnity
shall be paid on a silver or gold basis.
The proposition to arbitrate really orig
mated with the Chinese government and
while Minister WI refrains from claiming
any credit for the idea, there is good
reason to believe that it originated with
him.
II Germany has accepted the proposition
there is strong ground for the belief that
it will be adopted, but, Of couse, there
must be a practically unanimous agreement
among the powers and 1t is pointed out
that England and Japan, the two powers
that scaled their indemnity claims down
much more severely than the other powers,
feel they would not receive their actual
expenditure on account of the Boxer re-
bellion If they accepted a settlement on a
silver basis.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-14
HAS NO RIGHT TO INTERFERE
Secretary of state Can DO Nothing 10
Help MascaRni, the Italian
Composer.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 13. Mascagnis
troubles have not yet been brought to the
attention OF the State department and the
oficials there see no reason why they should
be. Secretary Hay has no power to inter-
fere with the course OF justice in the Mas
saehusetts eourl.
Mr.. Mayor des Planches, the Italian am
bsssador, is now in Boston, and it is sup
posed that. with the Italian consul there,
he will advise the composer Of his actual
rights before the Boston courts.
ROME. Nov. 13.-Fcreign Minister Pri-
netti has instructed the italian ambassador
at Washington to lend all possible aid to
signor Mascagni. the composer. in his dim
culties. and TO go 20 Boston II necessary.
Several senators and deputies have given
notice Of their intention to interrogate the
government on the Mascagni AFFAIR at the
opening of Parliament.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-14
NOT AFRAID OF VESTIeATIoN
Head of the Universal Brotherhood
school Issues an Invita-
tion.

SAN DIEGO. Cal, Nov. 1s.-Mrs. Kath-
crime Tingley OF the Universal Brotherhood
has received word from New York to the
effect that the Gerry Society for the Pre-
vention of Cruelty to Children will send
a representative to California for the pur-
pose OF aiding similar societies In this
state in the institution OF proceedings to
have the children removed from the Raja
Yoga school to Point Iona. Mrs. Tingley.
in a statement published today. says she
courts the most searching investigation
and has applied 10 the state authorities
Of California, asking for a commission to
investigate the Raja Yoga school at Point
Iona. She demands the protection OF the
state, not only in the interest Of the school.
but in the interest of the state OF Califor-
mia and in justice to the mayor and other
oficials OF San Diego, who have endorsed
the Raja Yoga school.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-14
sAeAsTA HAS A DIFFICULT JOB
Making a new Spanish Cabinet Gets
the Aged Premier Into Ft>sh
Complications. -.

MADRID Nov IA hitch has oct.t
in the formation Of the new cabinet
consequence Of the desire Of senor Moret
to rellnduish the interior portfolio for
Romero Robledo.
Premier Sagasta, however. wishes senor
Moret to retain the portfolio. The dis
agreement has caused friction.
After an audience with King Alfonso to-
day Senior sagasta informed a representa-
tive Of the Associated Press that difficulty
had arisen regarding the inclusion Of
Robledo in the cabinet.
II appears that Senor Romero Robledo
made II a condition OF his entering tho
cabinet that he be given the interior port
folio or that two among the cabinet Of
fcers should be chosen from members OF
his party. He also insisted upon a con-
siderable modification in the legislative
program OF the liberal party. The liberal
leaders declined to accede TO these con-
ditions with the result that the projected
formation OF a concentration cabinet fell
through.
All efforts to form a concentration cabi-
net have now failed and Senor sagasta
has begun an attempt to form a homo
genous liberal ministry.
A dispatch received here from Tetuan,
Morocco, where the Kabyte tribesmen have
rebelled. shows that the situation has
grown more serious.
body OF armed Tetuanites has been de-
feated in fight with the rebels and COM
pelled to retreat to the town. The rebels
are encamped at Samoa, half an hour dis
tant from Tetuan, where all business is
suspended.
! In Madrid the position OF the Europeans
| at Tetuan is considered to be not grave.
! The newspapers comment on Spain's con-
tinued III fortune as evidenced by the fact
| that the country is without a cabinet at the
time of such an important crisis.
GIBRALTAR, Nov. 13.-The British
! cruisers Furious, Pactolus and Promethus
have sailed from here for Tetuan, Morocco
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-14
MEMBERS COME TO BLOWS
violent Scene Causes Suspension OF
Lower House of Austrian
Reichsrath.

VIENNA, Nov. 13.-The sittings today Of
the lower house Of the Austrian Reichs-
rath was suspended on account Of the
German and Czech members coming TO
blows.
The cause of the trouble was a debate
on the advisability Of the use OF the two
languages In the names Of stations on the
Bohemian railroads.
Herr Schnal started the disorder by
shouting: "You Germans are a lot Of pigs"
whereupon a number Of German deputies
cast themselves upon him crying Smash
him!" kick himi" which they proceeded
TO do.
Eventually Herr schnal was thrown down
the gangway to the bottom Of the amphi-
theater.
The fighting continued for q quarter OF
an hour after the suspension OF the sit
ting. Throughout the disorder the com
batants were encouraged by hearty plaudits
from the strangers gallery.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-14
MINERS DECLARE STRIKE OFF
Many French Coal workers Go Back
and Congress Orders General
Resumption.

PARIS, Nov. 1S.-The coal miners strike
has practically come to an end. About
two-thirds Of the strikers have returned
to work. The miners congress now being
held at Lens has voted in favor of the re-
sumption 70 work.
Ten thousand strikers, many Of them
armed with clubs and carrying banners and
red flags, made a demonstration at St.
Etienne today. They marched through the
streets. but seemed more bent on merry
making than creating disorder and no in
cident occurred necessitating the interven.
tion OF the troops. A few isolated dyna-
mite outrages are reported from various
points in the strike region, but the damage
done was slight and of a purely material
character.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-14
MUST PAY THEIR JUST TAXES
Board of Equalization is Investigate
ing the Corporations of Cook
County and Chicago.

SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, Nov. 13.-The capt.
tai stock committee of the State Board Of
Equalization today adjourned for one week.
Its time has been taken up in assessing
Cook county corporations. The total is
1872, 735,S25 which does not include the
Pullman company or any Of the public
utilities.
When the committee again convenes its
attention will be given to Cook county
corporations which have not been reported
by local assessors.
A thorough investigation of Chicago cor
porations has been made, and many re-
tailers have been assessed. At this time
1900 corporations in the state have been
served with notices by the committee.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-14
FRENCH NAVY NEEDS FUNDS
Contracts for Three ships Cancelled
Because Money Runs
short.

PARIS. Nov. 1s.-Replying TO an inter
pellation In the Chamber Of Deputies to-
day concerning his action In oountermand-
ing orders for three battleships. contracts
for which had been signed by his prede-
cessor, the minister OF marine explained
that he had been obliged 10 take this step
because he found that the naval contracts
exceeded the appropriations by 100000.
After a lengthy and heated debate the
chamber adopted by 3sl TO ia an order OF
the day expressing confidence In the gov
ernment and referring the matter to the
budget commission
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-14
HUNT BANDIT, FIND MARQUIS
sieilian Police Capture Many Noted
Men In Their Search for
BriEand.

LONDON. Nov. ia dispatch from
Rome says the Sicilian police who have
been trying to capture a brigand named
Varsalone. yesterday raided the district Of
cammarata, in the province OF Girgenti,
and took sixty persons prisoners, among
them being a marquis, a mayor. several
doctors and a number OF lawyers.
In the course OF the dragnet operations
9 wealthy land owner named Limo barri-
eaded his house and shot one policeman
and wounded another.
The police. however. failed TO capture
Varsalone.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-14
MUST ANSWER FOR MURDER
PennsyIvania Youth Held by the
Coroner for Killing Mother, Four
Brothers and sister.

PITTsBURG. Nov. 13.-The coroner's in
quest into the Cawley tragedy, which oc-
Cured at Homestead October 10. was con-
cluded today, and the jury held Charles
Cawley. aged 16 years, for the murder OF
his mother, four brothers and a sister.
The prisoner was remanded to Jail 10
await the action of the grand jury. During
the inquest he maintained that stolid in
difference which has characterized him
ever since the tragedy.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-14
SICILlAN VOLCANO ACTIVE
sends Up Cloud of Fire, Red Hot
stones and sweeps Houses
Away.

ROME, Nov. 13.-The volcano on Strom-
boli Island. off the north coast OF Sicily
is in eruption.
A colossal column OF fre is rising and
incandescent stones are being thrown from
the craters.
Many houses have already been destroyed
AUCKLAND, N e.. Nov. 13.-According
to advices from Somoa via Tonga, a vol
canic eruption has broken out in Savaii
the westernmost and largest island Of the
group. Six cTaters are reported to be
emitting smoke and flames.
One village is covered two inches deep
with ashes.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-14
BURNS SHOE, PASSES WEARER
Lightning Plays Curious Prank
in = wisconsin school
House.

oCoNTo. Wis, Nov. IA school house
at Little River was struck by lightning in
a thunder storm today and burned to the
ground.
The teacher. Miss Edna Mcdowell. and
the pupils we're all stunned by the shock.
but were rescued from the burning build
ing by a gang Of laborers. One OF the
children. a little girl is badly burned about
the body. but will recover. and one Of the
laborers had a shoe completely riddled
with holes By the bolt. but escaped unhurt