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The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-07-29
 Paine's Celery Compound NATURES SUMMER AEALTH
 GlvER.
 ~-~% It Purifies the Blood and MuIti- plies the Number of Vital Red Corpuscles. Feeds the Nerves and Tissues and Gives True
 Physical
 Strength.

Weak nerves, exhausted tissues poor. thin blood impaired digestion and sleep- less nights, account for much of the pres ent existing summer mieery and suffer- ing.
 Dear reader, if you are unfoFtunateiy numbered amongst the sickly and weak mortals of today, 1t is now time to awake to a true realization of your danger. The weakening and depressing hot weather will only add to your miseFles If you are careless and indifferent
 There is absolute relief and a positive cure for you in Paine's Celery Compound. This wonder working medicine is success fully conquering such troubles as yours every day. It Is a fact verified by able physicians and thousands of testimonials that Paine's Celery Compound makes new. pure blood, builds up the nervous system, regulates digestion, whets the appetite and gives vigor and strength to combat the diseomforts of the heated term.
 Mrs. J. N. Morgan. Secretary. Md, used Paine's Celery Compound to banish ner- vous prostration, heat palpitation and ir somnia. The great medicine qulchiy restored physical strength by purifying the blood. bracing the nerves and build ing up tissue; she says;
 sWhen began the use of Paine's Gel cry Compound I was suffering with nef- vous prostration, had palpitation Of the heart and could not sleep. When l first went to bed would sleep one or two hours. but would wake with a start. would get up in the morning feeling worse than when I went to bed. Now, after using Paine's Celery Compound. I can eat and sleep well and wake up in the morning feeling refreshed and strong.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-07-29
W. H. SANFORD FOR JELKs.
Son of Late Governor Speaks in NJ
 Uncertain. Tones.

Son of Late Governor Speaks in No Uncertain. Tones.
 Opelika, July 2S~-(spectal)--F several days it has been rumored around this county that Hon. William R. Sanford of Troy, a son of the late Governor Sam ford, and one of the most brilliant ora tors of Alabama, was against the norni- nation of Governor JeIks. In an inter- view. Mir Sanford said:
 sTt is not usual for me to take an act i've part where only Democrats are run ming for the party nomination, unless something more than personal ambition is involved in the result. It seems to me that this campaign is involved with the gravest issues and calls upon every friend of the Constitution to put forth his best effort to protect 1t from its ene- mics. The Constitution in the hands of it's friends means white supremacy, hon. est election laws. fair elections and pureF politics. In the hands of it's enemies it would mean a return to those methods we are seeking to fly from. and firmly believe would fasten them upon us for a quarter of a century more.
 ''I am earnestly in favor of fair cleo
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-07-29
To orUsT MEMPHIs.
Said That the Club Will be Diacip-
 lined for Using St. vrain.

Toronto, July 2S-P T. Powers. Presi- dent of the Eastern League and National Association of Baseball Leagues, arrived here today. Important business for the National Association of Baseball Leagues was trapsacted. It was decided to notify each club that an contract jumpers are to 20 on the black list and the Sf 900 fine will be rfgidIy enforced.
 And when the peace settlement comes. they will be even more severely dealt with" said MT. Powers.
 Mir. Powers added that he was not in a position to say anything more regarding the peace settlement, except that he had been requested to draw up an agreement that could be submitted to all the major and minor leaguee barring the American Association. against which war to the teeth had been declared.
 A Southern League dificulty which arose because the Memphis club Insisted upon playing Pitcher St. Vfain was dis- etlssed and an early date was fixed to withdraw protection from the club. A new club will be put in Memphis In the meantime, any club will be liable to $10o fine that plays against St Vrain.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-07-29

tions am in favor of such laws being passed as vii practically eliminate fraud from our ballot boxes. but am not in favor of any laws being enacted that will let the negro and scalawag again set control of our State government. and these men who are opposing the new Cousfifutfon know that a nulfhcation Of the Constitution would mean return to those methods and cannot under stand how men who have heretofore been honored at the hands of the party should now attempt to commit t to policy that would bring 1t into disrepute and shame. { "Jeiks is the man. who, by q combine ton of circumstances has become the cam dIdate of those who favor the new Con- stitution and white supremacy by honest methods
 file has made conservative. honest and painstaking ofziciai and has come up to the expectation of his friends in the administration of the affairs of the State and I see no reason why the personal am bitions of any man or set of men should be allowed to prevail over him
 { T am but private citizen of Alaba- ma holding no offlce and desiring none. but trust to have the same love for Alabama and her people that every loyal son of Alabama should have, and say it calmly and with deliberation that if the enemies of the Constitution should prevail in this election and Jelks is de- feated 1t would be q sad day for the peo- pie of this State"
 i. The Lee County Democratic Executive Committee met here today, being called to order by Hon. T. D. Sanford. chair man. There was . full attendance Much interest was centered in the meeting and in the audience the opposing factions in State politics were well represented. The Committee was called to order and after some little discussion proceeded actively to the transaction of business w. F. Kennon of Salem offered resolution, which was carried, to the effect that a primary under the regulations of the call issued by the State Executive Committee be had. This was adopted. Mir. Barnes offered a resolution that no challenges be made. which was voted down by nineteen majority. Over two-thirds of the conn mittee were enthusiastic supporters of the State administration and the new Con- stftution. and cast their votes along the line of party harmony and fidelity. They are opposed to any attacks on the Consti- tutton and to the men who seek to destroy the customs and precedents of the Demo- cratic Party. The meeting of the commit tee today demonstrated how thoroughly the people are aroused against Johnston and his personal ambition.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-07-29
Mrs E. H. Moriartv.

After long and serious illness the wife of Mir. E. IT. Moriafty passed from this life at l 80 o'clock this morning. Her end was calm and peaceful and her many friends and relations viii be grfeved to learn of her demise. She was formerly Miss Ada D. Spigener of Robinson Springs. She leaves behind to mourn her loss her husband and several small children.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-07-29
The Tant Meetinp.

A large congregation was present last night at the Cumberland Presbyterian tent on Church Street and much interest was manifested in the meeting.
 pr. l. D. Steele of Birmingham de- livereo an earnest and interesting ser- mon on Joseph"
 The tent meeting win continue through out the week and there will be services each evening at o'clock except Satur- day.
 Tonight Dr. Steele will choose as his subject "Destructiveness of Sin"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-07-29
ss,ooo FIRE IN GREENSBORO.
Friends of Hon. c. E. Waller Regret
 His Candidacy.

Friends of Hon. c. E. Waller Regret
 His Candidacy.
 Greensboro. July 2ss--(speciaL) )--Satur- day night about 1 o'clock. the carriage repair shop and undertaking establish ment on Tuscaloosa Street, owned by Frank and Tenn Johnson was destroyed by fire. The loss in vehicles, conins. etc. will be several thousand dollars. There was no insurance. The building was two-stofy frame structure, and one of the eldest in the town.
 Governor Jelks has a strong following in Hale. and his friends here believe he will be elected by an overwhelming majc rity. Hon. Charles E. Waller friends regret his candidacy for Lieutenant-G Gov ernor. especially as he Is tackled on to Johnston. Mir. Waller is very popular in Hale, however, and numbers will vote for him for purely personal reasons.
 W. M. Spencer of Gallion has announced for the Senate from Hale and Greene.
 Lee M. Otis announces fos the Lsgis- Iature from Hale.
 Rev. R. A. cobbs of the Episcopal Church here announced yesterday that there would be memorial service at St. PauI's Church next Sunday for the la mented Bishop Barnwelk Dr. Cobbs went to Anniston today for a weeks vacation.
 The jury term of the County Court commenced here today.
 4 refreshing shower visited Greensboro yesterday This locality Is still short on rain, but cotton has picked up some. al- though in most instances it is small and the holis begin to open before 1t is we'll matured
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-07-29
Discussion of Treaty.

London. July 2s.-Landsdowne. the for eign secretary called conference at the foreign office today to discuss the treaty of commerce between Great Britain and China. The unusual step yas taken of inviting delegates from the leading British Chamber of Commerce to attend the con- ference.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-07-29
WoRK WILL PnocEEn.
Contractors Usside to Complete Mare
 Islaud Dry Dock.

So0tfA1tok8 0ec4UG tu GVkA E&@eS &~~AS
 Island Dry Dock
 Washington. July &.-Tho Atiantic Gulf and Pacinc Company. which has the contract for buildiug dry dock at the Mare Island navy yard, has decided 70 comply with certain requirements ina- posed by the Government, and will pro- ceed with the work
 Several months ago controversy arose between the Governnent and the com pany over certain shorinG, which the Navy Department insisted should be made by the company. The latter re- fused to perform the work. and the matter was referred to the Department Of Justice. which decided that the de- mands of the department were reasonable under the contract.
 Admiral Epdicott. chief of the bureau of yards and docks received word today from the company that it had decided to yield from its contention. For several months during the dispute work was sus- pended on the dock, which Is about one fourth completed.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-07-29
FUNERAL NOTICE.

MoRIARTY-The friends and aoquaintances of Mrs E R. MoriaFty. Mir and Mrs. T. H. Mofiarty, MT and Mrs. P. R. Falk and Mir. and Mrs H J. Fabel are requested to attend line ft,neraf of the wife of the former. from the fauaily residence, sos North Hull Street. tiis Afternoon at l:s0 o'clock, July g o2.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-07-29
BRAGG UNDER CLOUD.
He May be Recalled From Cuba or
 Transferred.

Washington. July 2s.-It is now learned that the Cuban Government went a Ht- tie further in General Bragg's case than was understood at first. It not only made inquiry as to the accuracy of the duo- tations refiecting on the Cdbans. but com plained of the consul generals criticism
 The papers in the case are still before the President at Oyster Bay, and some action Is expected shortly, either in the way of recalling the consul general or transferring him to some other post if a suitable one can be found
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-07-29
P1TrMAN ALLOWED BAIL.
Slayer of Harrington Then Arrested
 on A New Warrant.

Monroe. July 2S.--tSpeciaD-The prelimi- nary trial of Jesse Pittman for the kill ing of Sheriff Harrington Jun 30 was con- cluded here Saturday afternoon and the defendant admitted to bail fin the sum of q, 800. Pittrnan was rearrested imme- diately on new affidavit and hearing will be had before Justice s. IT. Daley at a date not yet fixed.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-07-29
schwab- Has Recovered.

Atlantic City N. J.. July 2s-.Charlss M. schwab has entirely recovered from his recent indisposition and spent some time this evening on his cottage porch. He and his wife left for New York to- day
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-07-29

All students of voice should hear the great artist, MT. Clifford. Alexander Wiley. who win sing in Montgomery at McDonaId's Opera House, Tuesday night August 5. His voice ia magnificent; his rnaftod uarfaef --adv.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-07-29

i Candidates are on the move and little else but politics is being discussed. Tho friends of Governor Jeiks are quite sam saine that the county Is safe for him and 1t is believed that converts are being made for him every day. The matter of a dispensary for the city has quieted down and is but little spoken of at present.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-07-29
BARBOUR Co1E16TTTHE.

Primary Ordered August 25 to Select the Nominees.
 EufauIa, July s.--tSpeciai. )--The Demo- cratic Executive Committee of the coun- ty met at the court house here today about noon and was presided over by Hon A. H. Merrill, chairman. pri- mary was ordered for August 18th. Other routine business was transacted.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-07-29
SITUATION IN BALDWIN.
Jeiks's Majority Will Probably Be
 Larger Than Morgan's.

Je1ks's Majority VIII Probably Be
 Larger Than Morgan's.
 Bay Minette, July 2S.--(speciaI)- renistration in Baldwin County amounts to 1,2A a few of whom are negroes. This is more than the average vote poiled in the county.
 When Joseph F.. Johnston ran against Morgan, he had few good friends in this county, but many of them are now against him. Jelks will probably receive a greater majority than Morgan secured. A man by the name of Martin from But Ter County, and said to be relative of Johnston, has been here for several weeks ostensibly working insurance. but he seems to talk more Johnston than ir- surance. If he has made single convert 1t has not become known, in fact, he is really a vote winner for Jelks.
 Local politics seems to be very quiet. only one announcement has been made for County Superintendent of Education, J. s. Lambert, the present incumbent There is also only one announcement for the Legislature, Charles Mcconnell of Daphne. Another is expected in few days.
 The County Executive Committee met here this afternoon and ordered pri- mary election August 25. under the rules laid down by the State Committed.
 The Baldwin County Bank has changed hands, J. D. Hand having sold his stock to his brother, w T. Hand. who is now President of the bank. It opened it's doors the 1st of January last, and has been quite a success. It is the only bank in the county.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-07-29
Things We
 Like Best
Often Disagree vvlth Us

Because we overeat of them. Tndi. restion follows. But there's way to escape such consequences. A.dose of d good digestant like Kodof will relive you st once. Your stomach Is simply too weak to digest what you eat. That's all indigestion is. Kodol digssts the food without the stomachs cid. Thus the stomach rests while the body is strength ened by wholesome food. Dieting is un- necessary. Kodol digests any kind of good food. Strengthens and invigorates. koiol Makes
 nloll Red Bleoel. Prsparsde denly by E. 2. pnw.rr $ %, ohicaso
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-07-29
ACCEPTS THE OFFER
COUNTY WILL RECEIVE $a6,.
 s6s.o2 FROM SURETY co.
Board of Revenue Agrees to Proposi- ton, But Will Not Abandon Appeal from Decision of
 Judge Jones.

Ths County of Montgomery. through the Board of Revenue. yesterday agreed to accept from the Fidelity and Deposit Company of Maryland the amount of tho 3udgnent. s36sse.92. recently secured against that company in the United States Court,
 In accepting the proposition of the surety to pay over the amount of the judgment secured on account of the bond of John J. Cochran. County Treasurer. tho Board of Revenue does not waive It's right to appeal the case to the United States Court of AppeaIss
 The proposition submitted to the Board of Revenue by Hon Thomas H. Watts. representing the surety company. is, as follows:
 Board of Revenue of Montgomery
 a County:
 .'Gentlemen---I desire to know if you will agree to the following proposition. If 90. will advise my client. the Fidel- ity and Deposit Company of Maryland. to do so.
 '.wiIi you accept. without, interest. if paid by the flrst day of August. 1902, the amount of the judgment recovered in the suit of the County of Montgomery vs. John T. Cochran and the. Fidelity and Deposit Company of Maryland. and upon our paying the costs to date. upon the understanding and agreement that said payment shall be in full of the claim of Montgomery County against John J. Cochran and tho Fidelity and Deposit Company of Maryland for all funds of the county of Montgomery. except the road and bridge fund, arising from the sale of $100.0o0 of bonds. which were on depoeit in the banking house of Josiah Morris 6 Co. January 18th. 1901; such | ka IA arAA roNdf4yAA kf Af all, with the understanding and agree ment that 1t shall not affect the right of the County of Montgomery to prosecute an appeal in said case to reverse the same, so far as the claim for the road and bridge fund Is concerned, and with the further agreement that if at any time In the future; after said payment. Josiah Morris 6 Go. should pay any divi- dends, such dividends on all funds ex- eept the road and bridge fund arising from the $loo,0oo bonds transaction, shall be paid to the said Fidelity and Deposit Company of Maryland.
 "Respectfuliy, eThcnas H. Watts" The county, 1t will be remembered, sued in the United States Court the surety company and Treasurer Cochran for xi2o,- coo on account of money in the banking house of Josiah Morris & Co. at the time of the failure of the bank The county secured a. judgment for ss6ss6s. .eA on account of the general fund, but the court held that the county could not re- cover the road and bridge fund, which was secured through bond sale. When the aszSunt of the judgment was rendered the lawyers for the county at
 the conclusion of the. case the tender was refused on the ground that it's ac- eeptance might prejudice the appeal of the case.
 When the communication of Mr. Watts was submitted yesterday. 1t ~as consid- cred for some time, and the lawyers rep resenting the county were finally directed to enter into the agreement.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-07-29
MISCELLANEOUS.

I WANT every man and woman in the world intefested in being cured of opium or whls- key addiction, either at home or at a sana- torium, to write for my book free Dr. B. Nj
 Woolley, Atlanta. Ga. tu-su LITTLE PAINT STORE has moved to store under Arlington Hotel, opposite Brooks vhers we have larger store and better accomrnoda- tioAs; don't forget this. If NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS -BFds will be re- ceived by the Board of Revenue. of Moutgonn@ cry County till noon Monday. Aug. 9th. for of gravel, measurement. on that portion of the, Cater Hill Road known the Car ter aHih Lane. county to furnish gravel un- loaded at PeTry's Mill and Pike Road; gravel to be put down under such rules and resaIa@ tions Board may adopt; to be completed by Dec. ist 1902; $500 certified cheek required; right to reject-any or all bids. ]. N. Garrett
 County Engineer. St
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-07-29
Laying Of Steel Commenced.

Guthrie. O. T.. July 2s.--IAyins of steel on the Katy extension to Guthrie from Stevens. l. T.. was commenced today at
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-07-29


 President Hawkins of the Columbus, Eufauia and Gulf Railroad was in the city Saturday having come from Pitts boro by private conveyance. He said that about two miles of the grading in this direction had been done. He Is now engaged in buying mules and August list more active operations will begin.
 E. F. Guy of Pefxer. 8. C., has accepted position ass superintendent of the Eu- faula cotton mills. Mfr. Guy succceds l.. E.. Anderson who has gone to North Carolina
 Master Henry Byrd lost two of his fingers while working in the Chcwalia cotton mills Saturday. SHis entire hand was badly mashed and bruised.
 Information of the death of Mrs. Martha Adams in Sanford. Ga. has been received here. She was about 90 years old and was highly esteemed.
 Captain A. A.. Walker of this city Is being urged by his friends to enter the race for State Senator, but has not yet signified his Intention. An infant of Mir. and Mrs Adam Red man died at the home of its parents Saturday.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-07-29
PERSONAL.

LADTEs ChichssteF's English Pe1nyroyal pills are the best: safe. reliable: take no other:
 send 4c stamps for particulars; Relief fer LadIea." in letter by return mail; ask your druggist. Chichester Chemical Co.,, Philadei-
 phia. Pa p-tu-th-su
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-07-29
wANTEDAAGENTs.

~4-------~-----~-~-~ wANTHp--Agettts fn the counties of Southern. and Central Alabama to represent the Pru- dential Insurance Company of America which has on annual income of over thirty millions. good contracts to live. progressive agents; the policies issued by this company are the best to be had; correspondence invited by any one contemplating insuTing wanting an agency position. ]. R. Tapla, General Agent. Mobile, Ala. ts a.tu-sa>su- Set
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-06-21

''you amt used 20 Nard you can't be
expected 10 do II. lbut II Just makes me
feel good-let out OF school like-to
properly do 'em up. the blank. blank
And or he went again II was only
under the pressure OF Mr.. Craig's pray
ers and commands that he finally
agreed 10 "hold in, though it's tough"
whats TO be donef" asked Shaw.
Nothing" answered Craig bitterly.
He was exhausted with his long ride
from the Landing and broken with bit
ter disappointment over the ruin OF all
that he had labored so long to accom-.
plish.
NONSENSE said Graeme. There's
a good deal to do"
Ii was agreed that Craig should re-
main with Nixon. while the others OF
us should gather up what fragments
we could find OF the broken league
We had Just opened the door when we
met a man striding mp at a great pace
II was Geordie Crawford.
lilac ye seen the ladT' was his salu-
tation
No one replied. 80 | told Geordie of
my last sight Of Billy In the orchestra.
"An' did ye no gang after hlm?' he
asked I'm indignant surprise. adding.
with some contempt "AIon. but ye're a
feckless buddier'
BILLY gone. tooY" said Shaw. '"rhey
might have let Billy alone.
Poor Craig stood in dumb agony.
Billy's fall seemed more than he could
bear We went out, leaving him heart
broken amid the ruins of his league.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-06-21
r. BE CONTINUED

OF what does bad taste In your
mouth remind your II indicates that
your somach is in bad condition and
will remind you that here is nothing
SO good for such adisorder az Chamber
lain $ Stomach and Liver Tablets after
once used. They clense and in
yigorate the stomach aud regulate the
bowels For sale 10 5. cu.s Der box
30 Coles Pharmacy
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-06-21

We are now ready 10 serve lunch at
all hours Of the day. All home made
Goods at Mrs Il. n. Berg's Lunch
room and Confectionery.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-06-21

Wise is the girl whose sense Of self
interest prompts her 20 take Rocky
Mountain Tea. II fills ..her fall Of
Vigor and there is always honey in.her
heart for you y G. wilkinson Co
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-06-21
CHAPTER TX.

THE LEAGUES REVENGE.
s we stood outside OF Craigs
shack in the dim starlight we
could not hide from ourselves
that we were beaten. II was
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-06-21
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