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The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-05
A Circulation Cinch.

The circulation statements that appear in Ad column each month all sworn to Tatior vertisers claim that it has a larger clIcu a.,s than any other two Alabama Hoi ..anaa papers combined has never been na nS the and this proves conclusvely the justice oi the claim ''The proof of the pudding IS III ''e eating thereof"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-05

pockets of the people by fractional exac- tions by the trusts. The world may be growing better every day, as the opti- mists claim. but the rate of progress is not such as to justify undue ecstacy al the immediate approach of the millen- Diurn
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-05

Speaking of a Presidential candidate, The Dothan siftngs says we must have q man who can unite and harmonize the factions" But are the factions tied? Seems to us that they are very much un- fled
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-05

The Pensacola News, referring to the proposition to license pistol-toters in Ala bama. thinks there has been too much license in that direction already" Tech nicany speaking, perhaps The News is
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-05

Those who claim that women are in- consistent find evidence in the election records of the city c 5Boston. where for more than score of years they have
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-05

some of the Presidents actions as well as his more or less academic views.
 But when all is said or done the plain fact remains that Mir. Roosevelt is a man in whom all good Americans see much of which to be proud; that he is a very high type of the best American citizenship and most honest political leadership. More than once before in the course of this Advertiser news work the analogy between his life and MT. Cleve- lands has been pointed out.
 There is much in common between these two great Americans. and If they be politically arrayed against each other as the candidates of their respective par ties for the Presidency in 1904, which seems now not improbable, then we shall see the greatest and proudest conflict of pre-eminent personalities ever witnessed in this or any other self-governing coun- try. It will be truly battle of giants.
 The truth has been too often stated to need repetition here or anywhere that the general Republican victory in the re- cent elections was palpably personal triumph of MT. Roosevelt. It was the personal character of one man appealing to eighty millions. and character won:
 The American people know everything about MT. Roosevelt that it is needful or desirable to know and knowing him trust ed him, rather than his party.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-05
OCTOBER, 1902.

W. A. Scott, Circulation Manager or .ne Montgomery Advertiser. being duly sworn says: The foregoing statement Of The AaEeI o tiser's daily circulation for the month or Oc fober 1902 is true and correct. and com piled after all returns from newsooys. news agents and leftover copies have err neen ue-
 Circulation Manager. eworn to and subscribed before me this otn day of November. 1902 F. W JACksQN;
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-05

Hook-Is she pretty? Nye-Well, she manages to get a seat in a crowded car.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-05
THE STILL STRONG MAN.

The people know him to be one of the most transparently sincere, honest, straightforward and courageous of men in any walk of life. These characteristics of the man are familiar to all his fellow citizens, whatever may be individual views of his executive judgment. In truth, the bluntness of this mans sincerity Is amaz- ing in one who is in the attitude of ask ing nation of practically universal suf- frage to confirm himself by their votes in his place as their ruler
 MT. Roosevelt seems fully to meet the requirements of Tennyson's prayer for "a still strong man in a blatant land" For he is strong man, great man. Just now, more than ever before, the observer here in Washington is impressed by the tremendous force of the Presidents indi- viduaIity. The politicians don't love him and all manner of rascals fear him but he remains the ascendant light, destroy ing the moths and guiding sincerity and cleanliness. Moreover the man !s with out malice. He Is the frankest. 'openest. honestest man alive in high place.
 It is something to look forward to. the bare suggestion that Roosevelt and Cleve- land may respectively lead the two great parties in 1904.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-05
Carolina Portland
 Cement Co.,, Birmingham, Ala.

land Cement, "Germania'" German Saturn German Portland Cement Kings New York Calcined Plaster, Rosendale Cement, kept at Norfolk, Portsmouth. Charleston. Savannah. Jacksonville. Pensacola. Mobile, New Orleans. Galveston. We also make shipments direct from mills wherever get cheapest freight rate. Solo Selling Agents for Alabama" and Southern Cross Brand Portland Cement. Magnolia Hydraulic Natural Cement made
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-05
AN UNWORTHY SON.

Old John Skelton. who wrote poetry and other things about four centuries ago,
The evening Republican., 1902-04-24
Diamond State Orange,

.ramond State Grange, No. .. p.
Of H.. mcL at the home of James
Brown, near Stanton, Monday even.
ING, April 2l, 1902. A very interest
ing meeting was held. After the
usual business was attended to and
all bills ordered paid; numerous SUBJ
.icclS Of interest to the Grangcrs and
those outside the Grange were discuss
cd, some Of which were phosphate.
the doings Of the Board OF Pardons
the work Of the Citizens Committee
and their hunting up the Grangers
for funds.
The doingS of the Board Of Pard0ns
was suggested as 4 cool subject to
bring to the DcXt Pomona, which
meets at Union Hall, June ..
The work Of the picnic committee
was talked Of and aroused much in
tcrcol, as those wishing to exhibit
plants and vegetables should plant
them soon. The picnic promises to
be a greater succeas than last year.
The memJcrs were delightfully."- en-
tcrtaincd by the hostess.
L. Woodward, Sec.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-24
" no Maintains Free L'brar>.

The problem of whether City Coun
Gil or the Board Of Education ha.
paid for maintaining the free library
during tile years it has been in ex
istcnce has not as yet been solved.
The minutes Of Council have been
examined, but they are not clear upon
the subject. On May %, 1892. the
finance committe reported that Coun.
Gil had been compelled to make pro.
visions for the maintenance of the
free library and there is another re-
port that 81, 500 would be sufficient
for the maintenance OF the library
during that year. This Is all the
information obtainable and those who
were in City Council at the time and
also those were in the Board of Edu-
cation at the time named are being
appealed to for their recollection ;on
the subject. So far none have been
found who appear to know much
about it,
The evening Republican., 1902-04-24
DING, DING
TROLLEY BELL,

Judging from present indications,
tie MIddlelpwa extension OF the New
Castle X Delaware City Railway will
be built and in operation before next
falI surveyors are now at work and
arc laying oLt Il route which will run
through ST. Georges. Several routes
have been under consideration but
it IS understood thai the one through
st. Georges Is regarded as the best.
IL VIII run through territory that
is attractive ard it is believed will do
thriving business, especially in
summer, when camDng parties and
Others make the Delaware Il Chesl
peakc canal their objective point.
For the present. 1t is said. the road
viii terminate at MIdlIetown but it
is understood that extensions are to
he built 10 odessa, Townsend and
Smyrna and 1t is not impossible that
Odessa vii! be Included in this years
extension.
1t is currently reported that a line
IS to be built from Middletown to
Warrlck. Md. TO connect with sys-
tenn Of trolley roads in Cecil County,
which Will pass through EIkton,
Chesapeake City and other places. The
Cecil county people are active in
their arrangements TO build and It is
believed they viii have road to the
Delaware line by the time the Della
ware peop'o are ready to meet them.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-24
GETTING READY
FOR CAMP.

The Brandy wine Summit Canr
Meeting Association will hold q
meeting on Thursday, May 8. al
the camp grounds. 1t is expected
that many Of the tenters will 20 ia
the grove 10 hacks aud private con-
veyauces TO arrange some details
preliminary to the opening OF the
next camp.
Two important matters to be
decided are the selection OF a min.
lster-in-chsrge aud time tor open
ing the next meetings. Among those
spoken Of for spiritual director are
the Rev. r. II. Adams. Of Union M.
E. Church, and DIR. h. Burgette
Short, general secretary OF the Y.
NJ. {. A. Mr.. Short has never
been in charge OF the camp during
this long pastorate in Wilmington.
and his many friends would like 10
see i'm otficiate in that capacity.
The project to enclose the camp
woods with a substantial wire
fence also is 10 be taken up.
The Trustees have practically de.
clded 10 char sc an admittance lee
on the two Sundays Of camp. The
lee 10 be collected at the gate will
be five cents ior each horse aud
five cents for each person entering
the camp grounds on each Sunday
This plan is followed at Leslie,
Md. aud several other camp meet
lnss Special arrangements are 10
be made tor the entranceot persona
occupying tents within the grove.
improvements to st. Paul's Bo.
arding tent, and the rebuilding of
Union boarding tent are also to come
before the persons interested in
these features Of camp life. The
recent storms have damaged many
trees and several tents In the woods
but everything is now being placed
IL Eood condition.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-24
DO!NGS OF CONGRESS.
Philippine Bill Debate Continued.
OicO Measure Before House.

WASIllNGTON. April u. Mr.. Raw
lins ,ltahI yesterday continued his
speech in the senate opposing the Phil
ippne temporary government bill. He
devoted the greater part of his speech
TO a discussion of the testimony pre-
scntr1 to the Philippines r"mmttc" re-
laling to the administration of the WA
ter cure" 10 natives and to other forms
of torture inflicted on the FilipnoS. He
had not concluded his remarks when
the senate adjourned.
During the early part Of the session
the bill providing for Il union raiiroad
station in Washington was under con
>idNluti0n. but no action was taken.
The house began consideration of the
senate amendments to the olromarga-
rine bill. A special rulc for this pnI
pose WAS adopted by vote of ll2 to
70. BY the ruling Of the chair the ullrS-
ton of further amendment of the sen
ate propositions WAS contucd within
very narrow limits.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-24
College Uirls Visit President

Washington. April 23.-Fort,
pretty young women from Roanok
College had an appointment to NEE
and shake hands with the presidenl
at g. As o'clock this morning.
The party wasin the East room
ahead Of time. Public business
took such turn that the Fresiden,
could not get there at 9.45.
There are few chairs in the
East room, and the forty prett,
Young women stood up. In hall
an hour they were very tired. Then
one Of of them sat down like a Turk
on the carpet. In half a min ute a
the forty were seated 10 q bunch
in the middle Of the big room. They
sat until H. 80 when the door flew
open and the President bounced in.
The women scrambled to their
feet while the Presiden ut laughed al
their confusion. lie shook hauds
with all Of them. made a general
apology for hia tardiness aud es.
capped in less than two minutes.
The young women said the wait
was worth while,
The evening Republican., 1902-04-24
HOSPITAL
QUARANTINED.

| The County hospital was PLACED
under quarantine Yesterday by
the State Board of Health. Owing
to the fact there is smallpox in the
Delaware State Hospital. near the
County institution. Under the
rules made by the State Board oI
Health none will be allowed to
enter or leave the almshouse until
the quarantine is raised. Only
officials will be allowed to enter,
aud when they leave they will
have to have their clothing fumi-
gated. All packages and letters
tor both institutions will be fumi.
gated.
When the trustees OF the County
hospital learned oil the quarantine,
DR.. Columbus Henry, president OF
the Board, called on DR.. Alexander
Low bel, secretary OF the State
Board OF Health and held Il confer
ence relative TO allowiu, the trus-
tees to have their annual meeting
at the hospital next Wednesday.
at the meeting all the officers are
to be elected and the records and
documents are all locked up in the
hospital. The trustees also desire
10 entertain the members of the
Levy Court at dinner on that day.
at the end Of the conference DR..
l4owber said that he was willing
to permit the trustees to hold their
NEE ting at the institution. but be.
fore it would be allowed he would
have to hold conference with DR.,
cooper, president OF the State
Board OF Health.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-24
Nov .IrrAnN EnMn IlurncI

ATLANTIC CITY. y. j., April "a
Fire has all but wiped out the village
Of Elwood. y. j., about twenty miles
from here. The flames wrr" discovered
and spread 50 rapidly that before aid
arrived the poSloiticc. the mill and Il
sr"r" Of buildings were completely
gone. The occupants saved It'll" or
nothing from the burned buildings.
Egg llarbor and IIamnontun respond
cd to calls for assistance. but the fire
companies arrived too late to check the
progress of the flames.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-24
WOODLAND
BEACH ROAD,

Residents of Bombay Hook Islam,
feel very much encouraged over th,
prospects OF having the roads ove
the marsh lands repaired. Sine
the Levy Court Of Kent County visit
ed the island in body. last week
there has been more or less specu
lation as TO whether the work viii
be completed in time to revive Della.
ware's favorlte bayside resort IA.
miIlarIy known as Woodland Be ach.
For several years this resort has
been practically isolated from Kent
County, the only means OF commune
cation being by water. This con.
ditlon OF affairs which has been a
great loss TO the resort and dcpriv.
alton to the people of Kent County.
has been due to the break in the
Lighthouse road and the subsc-
qnent indulation Of the road lead
ing over to the beach. Lasts year
the Levy Court ordered the former
road repaired and it will be rene NJ
bered that the Miles Dredging Go.
of Camden, N. J. we're given the
contract TO do the work. The road
was built from the mainland as far
as the break but was never COM
pleted. 1t was late in the season,
when the Dredging Company threw
up the contract and the Levy Court
temporarily abandoned the project.
Monday Of last week all the Levy
Courtmen with the exception of two,
visited the Bombay Hook Light
house road under the direction Of
Mr.. W. ii. Baggs, the member
from this Hundred and gave it a
thorough inspection. They were
much gratiticd TO find that the bank
had withs!ood the storms OF winter
and was IN almost as good condi.
tion as when the work was abandon.
ed, leaving nothing to be done prac.
tically but place in the slulce gates
and fill in the break. This, it is
thought. can be done at moderate
cost and when once repaired, the
Levy Court can turn their attention
to the Woodland Beach road ana
hx 1t without delay. Il mas been
demonstrated that it is useless 10
repair the beach road until the
break 10 stopped.
Much pleased and gratified with
the condition Of things after passing |
through the winter season, the Levy
Courtmen returned to Smyrna and |
took dinner at the Symrna House.
After a short discussion at the hotel, !
a motion was put and carried author
izing Clerk of the Peace Downs to
advertise for bids to be opened al
the first regular meeting next month.
The prospect now looks favor able
for the residents Of Bombay Hook
Island and good substantial march
roads will be welcomed with pleasure
by the many patrons of Woodland
Beach.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-24
LITTLE GIRL.
INJURED,

Jennie Kasdin, aged Is months.
of No. 23l Market street, was run
over and seriously injured yestcr-
day afternoon about s. 50 O. clock bv
a coal wagon driven by John Carty,
eolored. The accident happened at
Third and Market streets. Cartv
is a driver for Harry A. Brown.
and before crossing Market at
Third street he looked cautiousIv
about for approaching cars, aud
then started across.
AS he reached the middle OF the
street the Kasdin child dashed
toward the horses. Being struck
by the doube.tree Of tile wagon she
I was knocked down. The VIII eli,
passed over the upper part of her
body. She was picked up by a boot:
black named Smith, and was taken
10 her home. .
Carly was arrested by Patrol.
man Wintrup and last evening ia
City Court charge OF assault was
placed against him. He was held
in $500 bail for his appearance on
Saturday,. Cartv has been in the
employ of Mr.. Brown for ten years,
and has been regarded rs one Of
the most careful drivers in the
city.
When the kasdin girl was taken
home. DR.. Siegmund Werner was
summoned. lie found that the
little one was severely hlr:, her
skull being injured in addition to
the injuries to her BODY. Two
other physicians were called in
consultation last night, and they
thought the child had some chances
Of recovering.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-24
Chester Mas a Water Cure

Chester, April .. Chief of Po-,
lice Leary works the water cure
on elraCtory prisoners at tine City
Hall. and he saws It has a good
effect. Tie treatment is not ds
severe as that used in the United
States army, but it brings the VIC
tim to his senses very promptly
when other means TAIL. A big.
muscular fellow was yelling with
might and main and disturbing the
ncighborhood within a radius Of
two squares, He was threatened
with the straight jacket. but only
yelled the more. Turn the hose
on him, ~ instructed the Chief. aud
five minutes later he wac Us docile
as a lamb.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-24

agree 10 tHc '."-G ,u. ,>S1oiiS demand
ed if ali tit" other shops would. There
WAS Il lengthy discussion Of the status
of some hni>hers who quit with the
helpers.
1t WAS said that the owners Of the
dye pIaus ha, organized for joint nc
tiun on the strike. luu several Of them
denied that they had done anything
more IMAM informally discuss the Situa
ton Th"y said that they would be IN
able to pay the wage scale submitted
by til" men. They also said thai many
Of their men wprr satisfied with lhciI
pay and only went uut when Driven
from their places hy III" mob. Some Of
the owners said they had closed then
plants down voluntarily rather than
submit their men and property to iniu
ry and that they would resume when
danger WAS past or ample protection
assured.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-24
SUICIDE Caused By Meat Trust

New York, April 23'-Louis Hole
eek, a bntccer, committed suicide TO.
day by hanging himself because the
high price Of meat forced him out Of
business.
llulecck had a butchers shop in
Avenue A until four weeks ago,
when he was forced to give il up, the
business being no longer profitable.
lie had a large trade, but the 10.
creaSlng price of meat took away
profit.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-24

KINDLY TAKE NOTICE that Ely $
Liquid Cream Balm is of great bene-
III TO those suffers from nasal catarrh
who cannot inha!e freely through the
nose, but must treat themselves by
spraying. Liquid Cream Balm differs
form but not incidentally from the
Cream Balm that has stood for years
at the head Of remedies for catarrh.
1t may be used in any nasal atomizcr
The price including praying tube, is
10 cts. Sold by druggists and mailed
by Ely Bros. Sc Warren street, N. Y
The evening Republican., 1902-04-24
Boggs Free Tomorrow.

William n Boggs who is serving
a term N the New Jersey state
peniteutiary at Trenton lor EN-
bezzleme II Of the funds Of the First
National Bank OIL Dover. will be re-
leased from prison tomorrow. His
sentence was shortened bv Presl-
dent Roosevelt so that it will expire
at the time stated. 1t is expected
that Bogss will accept position in
Philadelphia but nothing is known
here OF his future intentlons.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-24
Delaware Sasngerbund Concert

The Delaware Saengerbund will
hold its annual concert 10 the Grand
Opera House this evening. An ex.
cellent programme has been prepared
and the Saengerbund will be assisted
by a number or well.kn0wn solOists.
The programme already printed in
"The Morning News will be given.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-24
Erie nds Death Killed Him

luShesvillc, Pa, April pa. B.
WInder, OF Shrewsbury township, We
came violently i'll yesterday and died
before a doctor could be secured.
The excitement and worry resulted
in fatal attack of heart diSeas. to
Charles Newman, an aged mcmber
OF the household, who fell corpse
beside the body Of Mr.. Winder'
The evening Republican., 1902-04-24
OcEcrJI COmDlujut Heard

General complaint is heard of the
condition OF Maryland avenue be-
tween Sixth and Seventh avenues.
Some time ago lot Of dirt was
dumped along the street that cou-
,alned numerous nails. Horses
have been pickin, them upin their
hoofs aud there is likely 10 be
trouble unless they are removed.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-24

ON . technicality, George Daniels,
coiofed, was get free after being ar
rainged for stealing a kicking ma
chine from the Diamond Leather
Company. The warrant charged
the prisoner with stealing the ma
chine from the VIM. B. Clerk Com
pany. Ex-Judge J. Frank Ball repre-
sented the prisoner. Legally the
man was guilty as charged techic-
ally, but was innocent as charged.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-24

THE Street and Sewer Depart
ment report that both the Whining
ton City Electric Light Company
and the Welsbach lights have been
giving excellent service for the past
month. This is welcome news to
our citizens who pay taxes.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-24

Born the County and the Della
ware State Hospital for the Insane
are under quarantine regulations.
This is done in order to prevent the
spread of that dread disease, the
smallpox, of which they are few
cases only in the Insane Hospital.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-24

THE pound OF flesh has got to be
no matter what the consequence.
This is the order given to both city
city and county tax collectors The
collectors have no option in the mat
ter.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-24
MRS. ECKIS STEVENSON.

fience. Hundreds of dollars went to the
doctor and the druggist. was simply
a walking medicine chest and a phys
zeal wreck, My sister residing in Ohio
wrote me that she had been cured of
womb trouble by using Lydia +.
Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound, and advised me to try it. |
then discontinued all other med icincs
and gave your Vegetable Compound
thorough trial. Within four weeks
nearly all pain had left me; l rarely
had headaches, and my nerves were in
a much better condition, and | was
cured in three months, and this avoided
a terrible surgical operation. = Mrs.
ECKIs STEVENSON, 80 SO. state St,
Salt Lake City. Ttah.-S5o00 forfeit u
aboue testimonial is not genuine.
Remember every woman is
cordially invited to write to Mrs.
Pinkham if there is anything
about her symptoms she does not
understand. Mrs. Pinkham's
address is Lynn, Mass.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-24
Arranging For a tiaIi.

The Young Mems Hebrew Asso-
citation wants 10 move into new
quarters. A committee has been
appointed to keep sharp eye and
in all probability the rooms over the
city market house at Third aud
King will be rented
The evening Republican., 1902-04-24

To accommodate the many visitors
VIII" are contemplating visiting
Montrose, Mes',i's. Larter e. Morris.
the managers have decided to run
special cars free all day Saturday to
their new suburbs on about Is
minute headway.