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The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-29
THEY VISITED sPEIaNER's.
Governor and Judge Carmichael Con-
 sidering Cotton Mill Matter.


 sidering Cotton Mill Matter.
 Governor Jelks and Judge J. M. Car michael. President of the Board of Con- vict Inspectors, went to Speigners yes terday to look into the condition of the State cotton mill there. which the lessees, Messrs. Clark X Co.,, have notified them that they do not want after the expira- ton of their lease. July 1st.
 The problem that the State officials are trying to solve Is how they are to operate the factory without cotton, which, 1t is said. Is impossible to get at this time. as it has all gone out of the hands of the dealers and out of the country, or is in the hands of the manufacturers where 1t is not for sale, in It's raw state.
 The State has made about 500 bales of cotton on It's farms this year, and sold them at good price. and 1t is suggested that if no more profitable disposition can be made of the mill, in the meantime that 1t can be utilized in the manufacture of the cotton. the State makes itself each year into yarn and cloth. The State will have an abundance of labor that will be cheap and unfit for almost any other work that can be utilized in the factory, and those who have considered the matter, say that this is a good dispo- sition to make of them and a good way to find employment for that class of con- victs. The Governor and the President of the Board returned to Montgomery last night. .-..
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-29
A SAN FRANCISCO PHYSICIAN Uses Herpicide Successfully Tn Treating sycosis of the Beard.

He says: "I recently treated case Of sycosis (similar to 'harbers itch)D Of the lower lip, with EewbrO'S lierpicide There vas an extensive loss of beard with in- fammation extending well down on the chin. The result of the application of Herpicide was most gratifying. The loss of beard ased and new growth of hair Is now taking place over the once in- famed area.
 (signedD Melville E. oNeill. M. D..
 S45 Howard St, San Francisco, Cal"
 HeFpicide kills the dandrun germ and causes the hair to grow abundantly. Sold by leading druggists Send 10c in stamps for sample to The Herpicide O.. Detroit. Mich. E. c. Fowler, Special Agent.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-29
Wellborn from Birmingham.

In reference to the Associated Press re- port concerning the arrest of Charles Wellborn in New York broker now. formerly q resident of Birmingham. 1t is stated that a capias was sent from here 10 New York charged with mailing a letter with the intention, 1t is stated, of defrauding. Wellborn was convicted on a charge like this in the United States Court here several years ago and sent to the penitcntiary in New York State. Af- ter serving his sentence he was released and entered the brokerage business and according to reports has been doing well. It was believed at one time that the charges against Wellborn hereabouts had been mol pressed after his conviction and he has been in this section since being out of the penitentiary, but no effort was made to arrest him here. He Is a very smart fellow and Is said to have amassed some little money in the last few years. He has been at the heg~l of some big mill lion-dollar mining scheme and is said to have sold large amount of stock.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-29

ficers would be with him at the conven- ton.
 It Is expected that E. E. Clark Chief Conductor of the Order of Railroad Con- ductors, will also attend the meeting
 The railroad men will hold their ses- sions at the Auditorium and the meet ing will continue throughout three days
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-29

the infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. c. Tyson, who died Wednesday morning. took place yesterday.
 The services were conducted by Rev. Stewart Mcqueen. rector of the Church of the Holy Comforter. at the residence of the parents SS3 Mildred Street at 10 o'clock in the morning. The interment was made in Oakwood Cemetery.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-29
A Million Dollars
 for a Stomach.

It has been reported through the newspapers that John n. ,Rockefeller. the standard oil multi llionaire, of- f1red an Atlantic City. N. J., physician a million dollars if le wluld provide him with healthy stomach. And Mir Rockefeller would be a big galner if the deal were conspmmated. A good stomach V ould be worth more than a million, or seveIal millions. to him.
 Don't let your stomach get into the condition that MT. RoekefelleTs is. YOu can cure indigestion and dyspepsia and prevent catarrh of the stomach and other very serious diseases by taking Tyner's Dyspepsia Remedy. the great medicine that digests the food you eat, rests the tired. abused stomach and heals the in- Named membrane. Its good results be- gin as soon as the first dose Is taken and continue until the entire system is put into perfect working order. fYper's Dyspepsia Remedy Co.,. Atlanta. Ga. will send you, free. a ample bottle if you WEze0. we'd tri.sun
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-29
Circuit Court Adiourns.

The Circuit Court of Montgomery County adjourned sine die yesterday and Judge A. H. Aston. who presided in the absence of Judge J. c. Richardson. left the city.
 Cases on the motion docket were dis posed of as follows:
 Griffin Tatum vs. Mrs. Ida Galatas, mo- ton continued.
 Mayer & Moore vs. Mrs. Mary A. Der ry. motion to sell lands continued.
 S. M. Mitchell vs. Noble & Ware, mo- ton to be heard June II, during vacation, by agreement.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-29
Great Artists at Rrenau.

Brenau Conservatory. Gainesville, Ga, will have a Summer Session. Four great artists will compose the faculty. Mir Otto Pfenerkorn, Dr. J. Lewis Brown, and MT. August Ceiger will be in charge of the Piano, Organ, Voice and Normal Departments. Mir. J. F. Stowe of Elmer son College, Boston. will be at the head of the College of Oratory. Gainesville Is delightful place to spend the summer A card addi essed to A. W. Van Hoose secure full information. adv-tu
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-29
Coal operators Meet.

A meeting was held this morning hy the labama Coal Operators Association. A report gained currency few days since that this orga nization had become defunct. The meeting today, so 1t Is stated, was for the purpose of reorgani- zation and while nothing is given out 1t is understood that this was perfected and next month when the miners convention Is held they will be ready to treat with the coal diggers.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-29
A Farmer straiehtened Out.

"A man living on a. farm near here came in a short time ago completely doubled up with rheumatism. l handed him a bottle of Chamberlain's Pain if not satisfied after using 1t he need not pay a cent for it," says c. P. Rayder, of .Pattens Mills N. Y. "A few days later he walked into the store as straight as a string and handed me a dollar, saying, give me another bottle of Chamberlain 8 Pain Balm. l want 1t in the house all the time. for 1t ured me-" For sale by al. druggists. adv
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-29

velopments in the case 1t was decided not to take any action and the Board of Con- trol adjourned subject to call of the Chairman. The story given out concern ing the arrest of the two young men now being held reads more like a dime novel than otherwise. Attorneys have been se- cured by the accused and an early trial will be striVen for
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-29

We have 50 selected watermelons in our cold storage. Leave your or der and let us deliver you a good cold one in time for your dinner.
 H. L. Yelvarton & Son,
 Phone 247. No. Court Square.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-29

Warm spring days produce a feeling of drowsiness if the body is loaded with the impurities of winter diet. Cleanse the blood. liver and bowels with Prickley Ash B'tters. It creates energy and cheerful ness. adv-wed- -fri-sun
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-29

Notion Specials for Friday Selling. White and Smoked Pearl Shirt Buttons, worth reg uiar 1oc dog. Friday Bargain Price, the dog SC Bullet Pearl Buttons, worth H5c 25c dog. Friday Finishing Braid. broken lot but are good pattern,
 always sell at LOG, Friday Bargain Price SC Adamantine Pins. full count Friday Bargain Price,
 the paper r.........:................ ..............Ic Ic Cube Pins. Jumbo size package the most for your
 money you ever got, dull jet bright jet and colors
 Friday Bargain price, the cube ...............5c Sc Japanes Fans, 1000 to select from the kind expect
 pay SC for and good value at that, Friday Bargain
 Price, each ..................1c 1c
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-29

Dr. s. P. Hand has effected an adjust ment with the insurance companies and will at once begin the rebuilding of him residence on Main Street
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-29
Killed bv Fallinp Coal.

George Stokes. a white miner, was killed in the mines yesterday at Hewitt by falling coal. He was very popular miner and leaves a family.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-29
NOTICE.

The Wholesale Grocery and Pack ing Houses of Montgomery will close on Saturdays at 9 p. m., from June 1st to Sept. 1st.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-29

A number of stores on Washington Street have been remodeled and repaired within the last few weeks and nearly ev- ry store on this street has been freshly painted,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-29

plan the Council should adopt are ya- rted and conflicting. Some insist that the city should make a model city market out Of 1t, while others are opposed to this plan. Some have suggested that the old building be made into offices; others sleep- ing rooms and fire station.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-29

Local talent presented the 'Deestrick Skule" at the Braswell Theatre Thursday night. The proceeds go to the fund which is being raised for the Catholic Church.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-29
Japanese Fire Screens.

.( - Second Fi0or-Take Elevator. We have large sample lot for Friday selling bought
 away under price. Friday Bargain Price, each Ioc lbs 0itu 2SCI Japanese Parasols, immense stock, all sizes from
 miniture to large umbrella size, each 3c to $3 35o Japanese Lanterns, handsomely decorated each locI
 with Japanese tissue, ornamented with gold and
 silver flowers each ch...................... 59cl Japanese Porch Screens, made of Bamboo, 7sc SI.so
 and ....................... $2.4o
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-29
Ice Water Pitchers.

All the very latest patterns, cut glass designs. best values in the world:
 Plain H gallon size, each h.................Izc Izc Cut OIass Pattern, A gallon slZe each I0c Cut Glass H gallon size, each .24c Cut Glass h gallon size each ch................70 70c Vinegar Bottles, with handsome stopper, each .I2c
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-29

Rev N. H. Crutcher beneficiary of the Liberty Baptist Association and a receat graduate of Howard College, has organis- ed a Baptist Church at San Antonio, Tex, and has received q call to become pastor Rev. Crutcher had gone to San Antonio to recuperate his health.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-29

The police force of DemopolIs has just
 received their new summer uniforms.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-29

Messrs. Howze & Levy have moved into their new store on Washington Street.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-29

The sum of sixty-eight dollars has been collected in this city and forwarded to thls general committee for tho relief of the Hebrews of Russia
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-29

The closing exercises of ehe public school is in progress. The elocutlon classes tonight presented two comedies and tomorrow night the graduating class will have it's exercises. The literary ad- dress will be delivered by Rev. R. F. Culver, pastor of the First Methodist Church.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-29
DEMopoL1s SCHOOLS.
Commencement Exercises Take Place
 This Evening.

Demopolls. May 2S.-(speciaD-The com | mencement exercises of the class of 1908 of the public schools of this city will be held Friday evening at the Braswell The atre. The class numbers fifteen. The address of the evening will be de- hvered by Mir. Mangum of Selma, the salutafory by Erskine Mckinley, the vale dictory by LHla Mayer
 In addition to the exercises a. the Bras we'll Theatre the class will hold Its 'class day exercises at the school building Fri day morning at Il o'clock to which invita- tions have been i1sued,
 This will close a most successful year of the school.
 The school library. which was begun last year. now numbers nearly five hun dred volumes, and a room elegantly fur nished has been set apart for the library, and these books have been the source of much benefit.
 A handsome two-story brick structure will soon be seen going up on the lot im- mediately south of Mayer Bros. store on Walnut Street, where. heretofore, stood the old frame office building.
 Mckinley Bros. wagon and carriage manufacturers. are getting ready to have a good brick building erected to take tho place of the old frame structure now used by this firm. This will remove the last wood structure from tho business section of the city.
 P. F.. Murray of Atlanta, Ga, district superintendent of the Western Union Tel egraph Company. was in Demopolis yes terday looking into the matter of estab- fishing a call station. an improvement which is very greatly needed.
 The Town Council has under considera- tion the matter of remodeling the old opera house. Just what will be done with 1t has not yet been decided. It Is large brick building located in the northeast corr ner of the public square, and is badly in need of repairs. Suggestions regarding tho
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-29
Friday Glassware Bargains.

We have just received large shipment of new. est designs in glassware The patterns are beauti- full, they will be on sale today
 Glass Plumbers, bands, each ...........3c
 Glass Plumbers, Lily of Valley, each. ..... Sc Glass TuWblers plain, extra thin each. .6c
 Glass Plumbers, Tulip design each .......7c
 Glass Plumbers, scroll design, each .Sc Cake Stands, very beautiful .35c and 3oc, Berry Bowls Sh inches each ach..................Io .Ioc Fruit Stands, footed, each .......... 2oc and BOG Berry and Ice Cream Dishes, and each 3c and 4c
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-29

Camembert, Neufchatel and geau- inc Imported Swiss Cheese at Stuckey's. Phone 324.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-29

Wit is the wine Of intellect; nl-Aaturs turns 1t into vinegar.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-29
ANOTHER OIL FLOW.
The Eighth Strike Since the Drilling
 Begun.

Huntsville. May S-S(peciaI.) .)-At a depth of 1225 feet the well of the New York. Alabama oil Company. yesterday struck another strong flow of oil. This is the eighth strike single drilling began.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-29
Funeral of a Child.

The funeral of Brownie Rochelle Tyson,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-05-02
Pr0pueStG de mduItO
NOti(idS generates

CoNvAbECIENTE: 10 esti en- Vieques,
de la grave enfermedad que pusO en-
peligro su vida, nuestra distinRuida ami
ga dona Teodosia d as, viuda del como
tqdo patriota don Jose Benitez Guzman
Y madre de nuestrO queridO amigo Y
cOrreIigionario don Jose Benitpz Dias.
Nucho nos alegraremos de que sc res
tablesca pOr complete.
UN JUEz MULTADo: Nos dicen de
Yabucoa que al Jues de Paz Suplente
don Pedro Nagari0. repub icano eI, lie
decomisaron mil pico de cigarros
mult3ndole con dieZ dollars.
CoNDENADos: Ell Tribunal de Maya.
guaz conden6 poP delito de homicide
voluntario. Jose Ortiz LIauger, Nata.
lilo Yanez. Rodolfo Lara Y Ramon Cutie
rrez. la pena de diez amos de Presidio,
con trabajOs fOrzados. pOr Ia causa como
cida con ell nombre del gcrimen de la
carreteraD de Ana co.
Ell PUEBLO PIDE SU DESTITUCI0E: Co.
mo a pesar del anterior delitO, Ell senior
Ramos Casellas sigue de residente del
A yunta miento de Manati. ell pueblo SO
muastra justamente indignado, pidiendo
1ue SO le destituya.
JUAN RAMOS CAsELLAS: Juan Ramos |
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-05-02
Jab6n bIen(O y amarillo

Hemos dido eIogiar & personas com.
petentes ell jab6n WancO Y amarillo que
fabrica OLA INDUSTRIAL PUERToRRIoUE-
NAP rnarca <R0na61ao, cuyo duefio es
don Serapio Roman. .
Este excelente producto Sc vende
al infimo precio de 1915.
Los que deseen algun pedido, pue-
den dirigirse la Succession de NJ Ro-
man y Comp, Hato-Rey, Rio Piedras.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-05-02

Mr.. Payne, director general de Co
rreos de la Union, Sc ha creido en- ell ca
so de emitir Su parecer acerca del con-
trabando de licores que tanto ha dado
que hablar.
Dicho funcionario estuvo hace POGO
en- esta isla; seg1n manifesto, estudio ell
asunto que nos contraemos, v desde
luego Sc echa de yer que Sc atiene al re-
fran conocid1simo: "a los tuyos, con ra-
z6n sin ella.1
Comienza por hacer distingos,
dice:
SHay contrabandoy contrabandos.1
Y rengl6n seguido sienta en- firme
esta hip6tesis, que, como es natural, ia
vorece disculpa los contrabandistas
del GLaureiS:
<Me parece-ta tales son sus palabras
que ell proceso que Sc les sigue es mas
bien una persecuci6n.1
De este mo los culpables apare-
cen como vfctin.4s Y sc llevan consigo
las simpatfas Gle las almas generosas, de
los espfritus rectos, quienes repugna
la intriga, la calumnia Y la malqueren-
cia.
Despues Mr.. Payne explana su teo
ria, ratifc4ndose en- que hay coDtraban-
dos de dos clases, procura ex plicarse,
de manera facil y clara, por medic de
un ejemplo.
Hello aqui:
Gun tourista que regresa su pals,
desea eludir el pago de los derechos de
Aduana sobre ciertos artfculos que ha
traido del extranjero.S
Y 3 que hace ell touristal
Tomen nota y ensenanza del ejem-
plo nuestros compatriOtas,. para cuandO
les toque viajar allende los mares.
Ell tootri8tG esconde aquellos objetos
que quiere sustraer la fiscalizacion de
los aduaneros, va en- la manga de su ga
ban
<cuanto mas ancha mejor,0
8 bien en- alguna otra parte de su yes
tuario.
SQue lie sorprenden
No por ESQ sera conducido q la car
eel; le decomisan los artfculos ocupa-
dos; pero con pagar ell doble de los de-
rechos que correspondent seg1n tarifa,
sale del paso, recupera aquellos..... Y
tutti co1,tentta.
Ese contrabando, inocente, POGO
perjudicial al Tesoro, hasta simpati-
co, es ell que suelen hacer los continen-
tales.
En- cambio los <nativos1 perver-
SOS <nativos!s -prefieren cultivan-
valga la Erase otra especie de contra
bando que Mr.. Payne nos describe en-
esta forma:
<Consiste aquella-dice EN- INTRO
ducir artfculos sin pagar derechos para
fines puramente utilitarios v mercanti-
les, con la f1tenci6n obvia dc venderlos
en- competencia de los que han pagado
los derechos correspondientes.A Aqui,
en- casos tales, la ley debe aplicarse en-
todo su rigor, siu ambajes, componen-
das, nj sobreseimientos.
Segun Mr.. Payne, ell contrabando
de los licores pertenece & la primera
clase-a6n on los delitos hay clases Y
excenciones, Te6timo amado. .-Aque-
llos-los licores-fueron destinados al
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-05-02

Una de las especialidades de la ma.
qulna de escrtbi" <0LIVFRD es la for-
ma de La paianca on Que deScansan
los tlpos. La 90 IvER. e. Ia tnica one
emplea dicha pieza dobIa, sea de IL
forma de una u, con el iipo en ell cen.
tro, y esta forma de ella resuelve l. cues
ton de la alineaci0n permanente en- Ias
maqulnas de paIan ~ para tip0s.
Aganies al iuerto Rico REYNOLDS
& Sanchez Morales, San Juan.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-05-02
SAN JUAN
POR TELEGRAPH

Rey Eduardo
Ell rey Eduardo lego aver &
Paris.
El Presidente Loubet fue 4
esperarle n estaci6n.
Sc le hizo un recibimientoc cor
dial.
L0 de Macedonia
La ciudad de Salonia ha sido
saqueada por los agitadores.
Los edificios fueron volados.
Impotente
Ell gobierno turco declarase
impOtente para sofocar la revolu-
cion.
La inteYUenci6R
Esp6rase que las naciones ex-
tranjeras intervengan en- los asun-
tos de la Turquia Europea.
NueUO auditor
Hoy torna possession ell nuevo
Auditor Mr.. Post, prestando ju
ramento ante el juez Sulchbacher.
EcORomfGs
El alcalde Todd prop6nese
nconomizar en- el presupuesto cHa-
renta mil dollars suprimlendo mu-
chos empleados innecesarlos'
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-05-02

consume en- los Clubs de San Juan V Sc
ofrecieron como regalo los amigos de
los snpuestos contrabandistas.
7 en- este halla una disculpa una
atenuante Mr.. Payne, apoyandose en-
elias para mantener su crlterlO hartO
ben6velo con los que asf trataron de de-
fraudar ell tesoro.
Por muchas vueltas que Sc lie de al
asunto; consideresele desde ell punto de
vista que Sc quiera, siCmpre resultara y
resulta que ess introduction fraudulen-
ia de Iicores redund6 en- perjuicio de los
intereses del comercio.
Tanto los SClubs> de San Juan, CO.
mo los finos obsequiantes hubieran te-
nldo que adcuirir aquf dichos artfculos
en- las casas comerciales dedicadas ese
ramo, casas que hacen de el su nego-
gocio que satisfacen escrupul losamen-
te sus derechos, no haberlos introdu-
cido furtivamente de tapadillo los ex-
procesados.
De ahf los danos periuicios sufri-
dos por ell comercio, que dejo de vender
10 que hnbiera vendido losxClubs1 y q
los que querlan obsequiar & sus amista
des, no existir ell tai contrabando, pues
en- este case, unos otros hubieran te-
nido que surtirse del comercio. Esto ST
que es obvio, claro y patente.
En- ell fondo, los contra bandistas result
taron lucrados indirectamente, pues adj
quirieron fuera, mas bajo precio Y sin
pagar derechos de entrada por anadldu-
ia, vinos, licores y tabacOs que en- Puer-
to Rico les hubieran costado mas caro-.
De esa manera Isl que Sc puede ser
obsequioso! ICoIno que ell rumbo y Ia
economic Sc compaginan y unen as1 fa-
cilmentei
Bueno serfa saber, como dato Gu
rioso 6 importante, que precio Sc de-
tallaban esos art1culos en- los <Clubs0.
Sin duda al mismo precio que los
artfculos en- plaza, ilnportados por el
comercio.
7 81 Sc expedfan mas baratos, este,
ell comercio, resultaba asfmismo perju-
dicado, por serle impossible la compe-
tencia en- condolences tan an6malas
~
En- medic de sus argucias, Mr.. Pay
ne no dice todo 10 que debiera decir So
bre esta question.
Pero 10 que palpita en- ell fondo de
es este:
Que no ha lugar proceder porque
Sc trata de oficiales del ej6rcito y la ma
rina. Que las dos classes de contraban-
do que define senala, Sc reducen:
Al contrabando ejercido por los
continentales al ejercido por los ma
tivos.
Ell segundo es punible, penable &
unacceptable.
Ell primero merece benevolencia y
disculpa.
I en- reSumen:
A los nativos, contra una esquins.
A los continentales hay que AGO.
rrerlos y ampararlos, con raz6n 6 sin
ella.
Tia is the question.
CORTADILLO.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-05-02

Eljefe de pohicia
Maf1ana regresara de Maya
giez ell jefe Hamill.
81 teniento Soto
Ha sido rebajado a sargentC
el teniente de la policfa Jose Soto.
Lo que dyo Ell Gobernador
E1 gobernador ha dicho al te-
niente Soto que no es caballero III
digno de ser Official de polic1a, Y
que ST le deja en- el cuerpO es por
Antiques servicios que ha prestado.
Soto no renunciara.
Pr0puesta de nduIt0
Ell Procurador General propo-
ne al Gobernador ell indulto de
Ulises Calcaflo. Seguramente Sc
IA concedidO.