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The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-29

II is difficult to realize the variety of climate of this country until we read such paragraphs as the following. clip pcd from The Butte fMontD lnter-Moun- tain of Tuesday last:
 A gentleman doing business near Can ton. N. J., is boasting the possession Of d strawberry patch which is SD thlck with bloom that it resembles great wide stretch of shimmering snow. Out here. thanks to the frail and fickle May, we can have ''the wide stretch of simmer ing snow without the trouble of rhis- ing tile stra wberrIes.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-29

what you want. or believes that you will not insist on having 1t.
 The system of substitution encourages adulteration of goods. and encourages dishonesty. !t discouraGes the work of energetic mon. It is the duty of the pub lie to stop the practice and that 1t can easily do by patronizing merchants who keep and sell what the public wants.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-29
Know All About Them.

Anniston Star.
 The men who Know all,about volcanoes are getting into the newspaper of course. afteIi the destruction is about over. It is all the same, though. People who live near belching mountains will not move. no matter how serious the warning may be A great many of them, alas, are too poor to move.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-29

John Wannamaker,' one of the largest and most successful merchants living. has issued orders that all his stores are to be closed every afternoon at 5:sO in future. This will give his clerks ample time for recreation each day. N''
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-29
Much Money Could Be Saved.

| ROanOk6 IIedUef,
 The porspscts are good for fine black berry crop If is strange that ye are so slow to appreciate and appropriate the benefit of this beautiful fruit crop. The fact that it is so common and so free causes us to undervalue 1t. We believe the time will come when it will be uti- Iized. and thus much money saved which Is now allowed to slip through our hn- gers.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-29
Speaking in reference to the souther

Speaking in reference to the Southern tour of the Republican Colgressmen. The Pbiladelpnia Record thinks there is nothing like personal observation to take the kinks out of political imagin!ngs that have gone awry." Just so. A Northern man must use at least three of his senses-sight. hearing and smelling
 to understand properly the genuine negro.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-29

It strikes us. that The Birmingham Ala bamian's picture. of Johnston as Marius is little difficult. It is commonly said by historians that Marius lived too long for his country's sood.-Mobile Register.
 And his country finally told him to go way back and sit down.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-29

Are the yellow journals losing their en- terprise? We do not yet remember to Dhave seen a photograph, taken on the spot" of Mt. Pclee at the moment of eruption p -h
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-29
. >+~%>%>*A+\4>+>%> ( WITH ALABAMA nDtToRs. <
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Hard Job for Wood

Birmingham AserH..aid.
 When General Leonard Wo Jd's vacation is ended. there Is a hope in Philadelphia that he will be assigned to that city with orders to purify the politics.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-29
Would Feel Awkward.

Birminghani Ledger. y
 There is no good in trying to scare our government out of that Danish lslln1 tra ic. We would feel awkward if we bought sn Island ard had no trouble with 1t.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-29
Tho 1Acord of Records.

. IT. circulation figures of The Adve,us:s Advr..:ss - fna month cf April. just passed. lx n1ms ssssr @Iurto1lve evidence of the highest record evI. ni 4|14o oy an Alabama morning newspaper. A n
 LII teo0ras of The Advertiser. even nis nSse ~r'' &|onGoed and the figures presented below ems es
 616o cutie forcibly the oftsn-rspeatea ano
 1e e0ntradicted assertion Ine Mons.S,eti .,ss, is Iun11F tn6n the claimed issue Of any otnc.
 x XinS6ma morning newspapers combined.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-29

A contemporary tells of c certain Fed eral official who ruined into print and caused his own removal from ofiice. The paper evidently intended to say rushed into print" but what it did say was better. Many public men do the same thing,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-29

"IIow will Cuba behave?" inquires a contemporary. Well, if they don't get up some kind of revolution inside Of A ycar, we shall say they are behaving nicely.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-29

The father of q hrigh' baby Is always firm believer in heredity.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-29

1nril Daiiy Average. ...... .11.1e2 A4x1l 0nndAy Average. ..... l4s0So COMPARISONS. ,..
 0o11y average for April. to02...il'iSx
 U6tly average for April, ieoi.... S.sIo &SoG gam sss..s...s.ss.......s..'' S'~'N
 ounsav sveras. for April. 1902. .i4.5ss
 ou1Gay average for April. 1901 i,oso v Daily Average Gain of. :...SO .0o 0 z Sunday Average Gain of. ..So Do VI \. Scott. Circulation Manager of The 3Gonteemery Ady ortiser, being duly s"oIn. oGys: The fcregoins statement of The AZ versibtrs circuiatior for the month Of Apg., ,,n, l1o9. is true ans erect and comp,.c1t psct. ana 3sft-ovsr copies nave been deducted.- ,.-, " A. sSCOTT. Circulation Ms.. 0ooru to ana subscribed before me this eth
 day of May. 1902. F. ". JACns9Np
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1902-12-26

dent listen In silence; they do mol
caro- TO compromise themselves any
further than TO muttor under their
breath a vague. who knows7"
What Ia the opinion OF the aoldlcal
AZ becomes their profession, they arc
naturally on the side OF the bold In
general. Il may be- asserted that their
opinion "a that Gibraltar might be
taken, and they have attentlvely stud
led tho question
Il may not be without intorcst to
relate what Is the hypothesis OF The
attack and capture OF Gibraltar most
IN favor In tho French army. but be
fore speaking about this wanted
drst Of an. 10 discover what was ne
precise opinion of the headquarters
stan on the point.
Some tlmo ago wrote to several oi
the most important OF our generals
and admlrals. among others to Gons
Lowm and Phiilbert and Admirsis
Brown dc ColHtoun. Barrera and Du.
pont
Their opinion "a unanimous; Gihral.
tar la no lonfer iinprognabloi
Here Is what Admiral Dupont N
officer whose scientific knowledge
beyond cavil. says; "rhe town ad
port OF Gibraltar uncludlng both NJ
military and commercial ports) occt
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1902-12-26

There are plenty Of people who have
become depressed and discouraged.
because that dry hacking cough
bangs to them continually They
lave taken much medicine. mostly OF
lhe advertised quack sort. nothing
Pike Dr. August Koeniga Hamburg
breast Tea. the discovery OF a then
toted German physician 80 years ago.
We do not say that this will cure a
Ease who're the lungs are badly dis
iased. for II will not. and up 20 this
fats there is nothing that will cure
Under these conditions but on the
tther hand. II the lungs are not hard
NJ, the patient should take DR.. August
foenigs Hamburg Breast Tea. a cup
nll every night on going to bed. have
hot. drink slowly. then every other
flight rub the throat and top portion
Of the lungs with 81 Jacobs OH. cover
with oil silk. let Il remain an hour.
then remove. Eat good, plain, nour
lahinE food. live IN the open air az
much az possible. by all means sleep
~ near out OF doors as possible. that
Is. windows wide open, except in the
very severe weather. Take a cold
sponge bath every morning: then I'm.
modiately rub tho body vigorously
with a coarse towel Take DR.. August
Koenig's Hamburg Drops every other
day according 20 directions. One
can buy tho three remedies for s1.25
Of any reliable druggist. Begin the
treatment at once and see how much
better you will be almost within a
weeks time.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1902-12-26
How to Attack Gibraltar.
Frenehmsn Shows That English Strong
hold Is Not hnprgnabIe - Attacking
Power Must Be Mistress of The Seas

isels. The eastern side. Il Is true.
communicates with the quays and bat.
teries of tho western and northern
sides by the tunnel that traversos the
rock. But what does this matter7
All around the bay OF Algeciras
from the Sierra Carbonera to Cape
Carnoro. 200 guns are simultaneously
throwing their projectiles into the
town. the port and the batteries Of
Gibraltar Nothing. relatively. Is cas-.
Ter than TO bring either by land or
sea the 200 large guns necessary to
form the batteries on the littoral.
FrOm the rock these batteries will bo
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1902-12-26

Al shillfrled. near Matzen. a holiday
resort much patronlzed by the Wen
nese, there IL a tree which has the
most singular characteristic Of grow
ing horizontally over tho ledge Of
deep hollow. The tree Is about ton
years old and two years since. as the
result OF a landslip. Il fell into It's pres
emit position, with its branches upward
and downward. and no has grown ever
since, towering and lelfing Just AZ II
the position were natural
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1902-12-26
valuabIe for Exnloalven.

Commercial carbohydrate OF tere
blnth, or artificial camphor, Is a Ger.
man ohomist'a interesting announce.
ment The material ls likely to be
valuable for explosives, as Il dlssolvos
IN nitro.glycorlne. and not only great
" lowers the freezing point OF that
substance. but lessons the maximum
heating In explosions. promising ad-
vantage for safety explosives. The
nitro'glycorlno solution dlaBolyos all
kinds Of gun cotton. tho product being
golatine dynamite Of improved quail.
ity.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1902-12-26

money bag, the Republican party eio
plant and the Democratic jackasu
originated with him. The line Of worl,
since developed and improved by
some was entirely OF hla creation.
ITO kept up his drawing and car.
toon work even after his departure
70 South America and one OF tho
Latest pictures 10 20 the rounds Of tho
newspapers was a portrait OF himself,
with his grlpsaok under his arm.
starting for the south from which.
it now proves, he was never 10 return.
Ho was credited by Cen. Grant With
having done much TO end tho war az
any ofhcr one man
Tie began his career with Loslio Al
salary OF e. per week. which was
raised 10 $3.50 soon after Hero no
worked for three years. studying at
the school of design In the evenings.
When the New York Illustrated
News was started he secured more re.
munerntivo work. being sent 10 Eng.
Land 10 make sketches Of the Heenan
and sayora prize flght, about which
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1902-12-26

tho greatest excitement then pre-
vailed This event was tho making Of
Mast.
The breaking out Of the rebellion
gave him the requisite opportunity OF
exhibiting his skin at battle scenes.
Then did tho Harpors gladly secure
hls sorvlcog aud their pages since,
with the exception OF an Interval OF a
faw years. record his ability In de.
plotting humorous and pathetic Illus
tratlons. allegorical and satrlcal rep
reservations. llst OF the titles of
which would an a column.
His homo was at Morrlstown, N. j..
aud was notable for tho pictures and
sketches IL contained.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1902-12-26

A host OF large butterflies, number
ing about hfty thousand, entered a
house In Toxic, japan. recently and
futtorod round an electric nght In the
parlor The occupant OF the house
was frightened aud ordered his ser.
wants 10 burn "A iire iu the street Tho
BUTTERFLIES swarmed TO tho nro and
many OF thom were burnt 10 death But
the survivors gathered round the Ian.
torn 40 tho door OF a "soba" house and
afterwards charged the lamp of a po.
lfco box Ga tho nolslhorhood. but On.
ally all porlshod
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1902-12-26

emily advocated the purchase OF land
Tor the benefit OF tenants with an IN.
Identification OF something Ike S1uo-
100000 for the landlords. purlns the
homo rule agitation. whom Gladstuuo's
bill was before parliament, he was an
ardent antihomo ruler. and threw his
influence IN the landlord party Since
then he has changed face and. while
stlll opposed 20 homo rule, he 70 tho
vowed enemy OF the landlord class,
and the most peralatont advocate OF
the land for the people by government
purchase MT Russell Is a native Of
Flfo. graduate oi Madras academy
and a powerful original statesman.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1902-12-26

Ex.Polico Chief Dcvery Of New YorH
has been offered several hundred dol
large a week to appear in a vaudeyills
show a. q "monologue artist" The
snterprlsing manager was careful not
to make the ofier In person. Il wish
the fellow would come to me for hia
answer" growled the s1.ohief. toi6
Ing up bis vast hst and making sur
gestive movements with his stin
more impressive foot
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1902-12-26

invisible. From tho peninsula OF Al
geclraa the ground Is very uneven; n
light railway line can therefore easily
BIO constructed quite out OF sight OF
Us entire course.
Mounted on the rails. the siege
guns can be constantly changing their
positions, so that there will be no pos
ability OF properly sighting the guns
on the rock. and thus checking the
ravagos OF the assailing guns Every.
thing necessary can be done from the
railway for It must be borne In mind
that certain siege guns can now FIRE
proieotlles OF more than 900 pounds.
Il ls accepted as an axolm that
10000 shot from modern cannon arc
sufficient TO throw into ruins n fort
ross OF the strength and Dimensions OF
Gibraltar. Suppose that the assail.
ants are 10000 at the rate OF two
every hour from each gun, tho siege
win be settled within a couple OF
days Everything IN the town will be
destroyed. the depota Of coal on hro.
tho vessels IN port either sunk where
thoy lie or blown up by torpodoos
should they attempt to escape from
the fire Of the batteries OF Algoclras
and Green island.
The inhabitants OF Gibraltar, In tho
meantime. have taken refuge In the
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1902-12-26

Ice covering. with some few Interrupt
tlons. space OF nearly sixty years,
nrat onlciated a. congressional chap
lain IN 1916. He r. native Of Pom
sylvanla and In his nlnotieth year
He began his career as a clergyman
In Illinois. whore he was a student In
Illinois college and was a pioneer
travelling preacher In the Methodist
church. lie has been blind from his
youth.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1902-12-26
Poor Erort al TranaIatlon.

The English papers have iRteU
been having fun with a new German.
English and English-German dictlon.
airy. The best example Of the work
II said TO be tho translation OF our
word "gimcrack" According 10 the
London Daily Chronicle four mean.
ings have been given for this word,
which, when translated back inta
English. are: The handsome girl
the bad machine" -the ordinary
handshake." and "a magician"
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1902-12-26
HIS LIFE AND CAREER.

May Properly Claim TO Have Been
the Original Newspaper cartoonlst
Thomas Mast may be said 10 have
been the original newspaper cartoon.
lat. aud Il was 20 his talent that car.
toona In the daily press owe their
earliest development
Among the wollknown caricatures
and types used In political cartoons
Mr. Mast created many The Tweed
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1902-12-26

The turnover OF 1000 cooperative
societies In Europe last year was
$500, 100000 Ia 1898 II amounted 10
only t250.000.O0O. Cooperative stores
are in successful operation In thirty.
eight cities In California.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1902-12-26

by the eautor OF vast circle OF Span
lsh positions at distances varying
from about Ave to seven miles u
these positions were furnished with
suitable artillery. the town aud port
OF Gibraltar would be absolutely un-
tenahle and there would be- mo- alter.
native but evacuation The batteries
OF the place could only reply TO the
conversent and etlcacious are OF tho
enemy by divergent aud therefore
momcaclous are
There Is no such thlng" nB
Gen. philibert, French writeg on
military matters ln the very AMT
rank "thero Is no such thing as an
inprcgnablo position Every position.
no matter how strong Dc may bee must
succumb 10 a sioEc, 1t the assailnt
only possesses sufficient means at hls
disposal and conducts he operations
With energy
what is necessary 20 tnko Gibm,.
tar" says Admiral narrora "ia iho
Simultaneous operation OF forces both
on land and sea the assailing force
must bo the mistress ui Che sea.
Now let MS Imagine Chat Spain and
an ally, who can bring TO the partner.
ship an that Spain lacks hold the sea
from the Columns nt Hercules as nr
ns Cape Cerborus ln conjunction with
Ceuta, now a formidable rallylg
point
Gibraltar Is blockadot The cast
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1902-12-26
BEFORE THE
PUBLIC EYE
80 OIss ID YELLOW Feven
Famous Cartoons, Carried ON at His
Post In Ecuador.

Famous cartoonist Carried on at His
Post In Ecuador.
Consul General Thomas Mast, the
famous cartoonist. died at Guayaqull.
Ecuador. after three days Illness from
yellow fever
The funeral was attended by the
governor, the consular corps. tho
American colony and by many friends
The coffin was wrapped In the stars
aud stripes. The British consul re-
cited a prayer In the cemetery. The
death OF Mr.. Mast Is deeply lamentod
~ the natives who held him In high
esteem
Thomas Mast was appointed consul
general at GuayaQuil this year. arrlv
ing here In July lie was born In
Landau. Bavaria. Sept %. 1910. and
moved with his parents to tho United
statos six years later.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1902-12-26

men to express them.
Gibraltar is lmpregnable' says
the tImid, BLOW upon IT," answers
tho bold. "and oil EuglIshmen viii
fail on Il and be drowned" The pfu
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1902-12-26

auhterranean chambers in company
with the garrlson-in all more than
~ 900 persons OF both sexes, In
state OF terror with the blockade
comes famine. typhus-all the horrors
OF war. whittier noe2 Even at Sandy
bay the shells from the batteries on
Green island passing high over tho
signal crosses, are thickly falling.
Gibraltar can now but capitulate
This, at least. is the opinion eur.
rent In France. among Informed per.
sons. regarding the eventual capture
o. Gibraltar We have oven carefully
calculated what this little operation
would cost The 200 large guns
placed In position In the batteries sur
rounding the bay would average about
81 200 each. or In all less than $780,.
200. Halt OF thom might In tho course
Of the operations be rendered use
less. aud would have TO be replaced
THIS would cost, say, another $780,.
900.
II the average cost of every shot
frod be put down at 600 and Il be
supposed that a maximum OF 10000
an an be hred. the total comes to
G600.00O. We are ready 10 admit
that including the extraordinary ex.
/ peudiure Incurred by the blhckadlng
feet the entire cost OF capturing
/ Gibraltar would In round sgures,
amount 10 a little over el,001 900.
Az the stocks OF provisions the
docks The port, the coal and the
works Of every description represent
at tho very lowest estimation e4O.-
100000, Il Is clear we should not bo
making a bad bargain
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1902-12-26

PROPOSE TO ree1an,
az briefly as possible
what We think ID
France about Gibral
tar
As for knowing hov
Gibraltar Is armed d
defended there are ai
most as many opinion
as there are French
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1902-12-26

Pisoa Cure for Consumption IL an inianfbis
medicine for coughs aud ooida-N. W. SAhunt,
Ocean Grove. N. j.. Feb. n. 1900
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1902-12-26

Mrs. WlnsIow's Soothing 5yruP.
For children teethlnr. softena the gums reduces -
nAmmaLl0n allaIa pan. eurea Wind oullc y hotlA
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1902-12-26

Above is the characteristic cartoon
sent TO Secretary Hay when he ap'
piled for the post OF consul General At
0uayRqui Il Is considered one OF tho
most clever efforts he ever made. and
probably secured him the position.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1902-12-26
OPPOSED TO BOTH PARTIES.
Irish Statesman an Enemy Of Home
Rule and Landlordlgm.

Thomas W. Russell the member OF
parliament who was stoned by mob
after addressing political meeting
In Ireland. Is a Liberal unloniat. who
has sat for Tyrone since 1886 Mr.
Russell has his own ideas about re.
form IN Ireland. While aggressiveiy
opposed 10 homo rule. no has conalst.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1902-12-26
PEOPLE AND
EVENTS
REV. w. y. MlLeURN RESIGNS.


Roy. William Henry Milburn. the
blind chaplain Of the Senate. who has
resigned from that poat after a serv'
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1902-12-26
SAVE PRINCE FROM ATTACK.
Police Arrest Anarchist at Ferdinand
Of Buluaria's Residence.

n Hupnu8UU NIIOWpI 10 NH8HHHlnNIo
Prince Ferdinand OF Bulgaria was
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-07-29
BIRTHDAY OF THE
CHINESE EMPEROR

Whether or not Emperor Kwong Su
of China celebrates his birthday today
or tomorrow his subjects here will join
him, for while the official recognition
of the day will bc deferred until the
Both of the month. the citizens who are
on the other side from the Consul in To-
cal affairs will celebrate today
The principal event will be the recep-
ton to be given at the hall of the Bow
Wong Wui. River street. by the leaders
Of that organization. The affair will
take place at IL o'clock and it is ex-
pected there will be several hundred
people in attendance upon the recap
ton and public exercises. There will
be addresses and The serving of re-
freshments.
The club house has been specially
decorated for the occasion The speak
ers viii be the following we'll known
members of the society. Wong Leong,
III. A Heen, G. x Al. Lau Tang, Dr.
X. f. Ii, c.. zee On, c. NJ. Quay and
q. T. Akana.
Consul Yang will be the guest Of
honor at two dinners today. DR.. Poon
and Dr. Ii will be the hosts at one and
the See Yup Society will give the other.